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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-21

Mrone stres9, 9sattls,
VII exoclfe surEeEA eHanaIna rims. ~
poEl 81 he c1al1cser q lad LAY end ts1Vn
pla.as and make aEa ezaWinRN f0F aaT u.1I-
Poas- We have bst1az faoi1Iie1 n w.rk
tAAA ~ oLn4f lib . tAo nnE4hWEEk
CiaE sWvuEafa 0&ea. Pa hux "a
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cENERAL AMD MERVOUs DlsEAsEa

MARY a. LoNGAKRR, N. D.,
Graduate Of Woman's Medical College
q PennGyivnnia.
Odlee and residence, corner Cherry and
Third streets. Oliico hour iron q a IL
and from 70 o'clock.
Particular attention given 10 the treat
mant Of diseases 81 women aud chfldren.
Consultations In Engiish and German.
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,A BfkAllNR
FAMMY LAkK
AE. W. SMITH 49,.
Leaves YesIar'u wharf for Tnncua -ss~
acopm and Olympia. On MondaV.
ne8day and Friday nt q M, 49, -
coma & l0-i6 .. m. and arrives ~ rii 49,,
9 ) 2. q. GRO. FOSTkR 49,
FOB SNOHOMISR CITY.
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II i. W4NUh, Ia ".
.IOFFICR IN OPERA HOUSE BIoCK
N rooms and g
once hsurs, II m 70 II m; z to sp n
~ 1870. 70 - "a. -. - -
residence No. 90
'IP.B.M.MILLER, MD.
SURGEON, NAY an coNsuLTRr
- e bis rooms in the BOYD q Poncir
naidlnR. Telsphane No. @ ie2a
GE0. REICH, N. d,
Osulist. AuFiHt and kaFyngossopIsI.
tspeclalist for diseases Of the Eve. Enr
and Throat.
Omoo hours 10 % II m. and 1 10 Z nm.
Xesler. Leary block. r0om g. seattle, W.T.
heslaence. corner Seventh and spring
kLsAurH.M.D. RUEUs wnLARD. Nd
DIS. SMITH u WILLARD,
/ Physicians and Surgeons
00ios IN Ponclns block, 0s7 front
street. ~ stnlrB.
9kf1Ok HOURS - ,. n. end d
G. a. WEED, ~. o.
lOFFICE, ROOM No. z YEsL,ER-
/ ~ leary block. Seattle. Residence cor
ner Front and Uninn sta. TclephoneNO. 1
ynco hours rom II % ~ e M. : 70 4
and % -. a. sea
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw.
->->-~-~-~~--~--~~-----e-~
/ EP EDISON Pr CARROLL
CARROLL 4 EPSON,
c0uHSELeRS And AIToRNETs-AT-LAW
Once In rooms - and ~ Poncin build
INC. Front street. Seattle. ss2l
O. JACOBS o. X yENNKR.
JACOBS 4 JENNER.
| A TTQRNExs AND cOUNsELLoRs-
oalos IN The Arcade building. Front
street. up stairs.
J. r. LEWIS.
A fT0RNEY AT Law. OFFTCR-
"A Corner q Third and Cherry streets
near rssldsnoa seattls, W T
EVERETT SMITH,
ATrORNRY.AT.LAw,
Room Is. Yealsr-Lsary beck. seattle.
IN 0. WOOD,
| A TTORNEY- AT-IaAW, Will pRAC-
= tics N AZ the justices and TarTitarial
Court Ysller-leAry Building.
w.EwmEA OHAA ,. MgnDAH
WHITE & MUNDAY,
Attorneys at Law.
0mce = Whiss's Beck. cor Froaa ana
- NJ -.
Or. ]. ~. FOX,
DENTIST.
Once and Laboratory. an Front A. chr
Marion. n Odd FelloWT building.
900
Superior Dentai work. d al ~
hranehes. carefully and thor0ughly exc
ea1e4, as raaaonahIe rates, an1 saflafne-
tloa guaranteed.
j. g. CRAS9E,
DENTIST,
o4oo ~ nalrs, oFr smith & gor's lev.
e14y s,ora. h BulliYan6 blook. ERuni 8.
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE cas-
Administered b. ~ Dosaar Or ne puF.
p@ae e. axWaeena kasth withnMt patn.
- e. XII B0URME,
DENTIBT.
U9uid RIi1ous o<las oaa Cor sxtEanana
0@oA G5 Frunf s. HtunsS Buildins. a.
c. WILLS PRICE.
OMS1NgMSM~gEf
toraduafo q tha y. y. Dental Cofforn,
NITROUS OxkDE GAS oTVTE
zk31n1 desired once IN KGnnT huEf- !
rs. oornor kruAa and CcinmhiA "a IA
MHscKMMANEOUa.
-ssas~asfss4saf4es..sisss
BOONE q MRGKgR.
kfshilssis and EzpeFinisBamlI
oAns d Ye1sr-Ieary tssok Rruat ssr.s
wHITW0RTH & TH0MPs0N.
MHwfwm ana fy4w&a RmwRwmmam mna
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Ihs fNoWina kig rszsaaal rnnnr
fion s fson to Oonlra casla gaafts
fcal.l. - r.s1nf daKss
Mr. Morran Nccazuss formerly ~
urrinfs18e 81 tts Hack DIam114
Ceuuanyas nzDes IL ttiz eouuiys w1p
lea Naffo1viIle sbpgl ; year 49, % t19e
% Ms res denes IL 0akiand. haa again
enfersd shs serxiee q the eempany and
tafl last ueek % taka eAarEe 81 t1elr
extensive coal minss IL WasetnE,e1
KarritnrV He takes he paMtio1 re-
8sutiy resigned hg Ne. B r. Jones'. n0w
siding In Magiinez Mr. MnrRans y
nrntafnl rannsmberBa b. rs people 81
Nortenvilie for 1he desp intssesi be look
il edsoaIionaI mstterss end hls un41ut-
"a llberaIily u rr1nulinE 90 interests
81 tha distfint ekoai s. that place,
plsoin1 Il ID foinf 81 shar1uahness and
sficienuy ia the matter q school ~
auirsmanis far ID adt4aes 81 the ordl.
narr standard. III. MoEzans WI oarry
50 hia future home near Seattle ths same
zeal and energy II neaalt Of TIE
schools displayed durinz bis residence
il this county, an "a sommnuity ~
which bis lat b sasl nag causiasE itself
fortunate IL adding 10 is number . eit-
izen ( progressive pahiic spirit, Intel
ligent Iiberaiiky and aative luleresl ~
the WeIl-beinR af the fisinR generation.
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CHEnAIIs COUNrr NorEs.

Hay harvest Is done By nearly all OF
on farmers. There was a good yield,
and owing to the good weather il was
harvested In good condition.
Grain harvest is nov on hand and
everything looks favorable for q good
crop, except that rust has made lie ap-
pearance IN a few fields. bat most Of
the grain is 50 near ripe that rust will
do bus little damage. TIE plum crap il
not good by any means, but other fruit
Is as good as usual.
The Democratic Convention was held
at Montssano on the 3lst nit. The 20
litical pot Is only beginning 10 simmer
II is NOS hot YET BY any means.
Mrs. AolIie Ward, Of Oakville. met
with serious accident few days ago
BY being thrown ffsm q wagon and
breaking the thigh bone above the knee.
DR.. Riley, Of Olympia, set the Treasured
iimb, and at last accounts the patti nj
vas doing IS well a. ooald be expecsed.
Cox.
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sIMPLE DIEr.

The Roman soldiers who built such
wonderful roads and carried q weight
Of armoF and luggage that would crash
the average fern hand. lived on coarse
Grown bread and sour vine. They we're
temperate In diet, regular and constant
ia exercise.
The spanish peasant UoFks every day
and dances helf tbe night. and yea eats
Oaly bic black bread, anion and water
melon.
The smyrna porter eats only q little
fruit and some olives. He eats no beaf.
pork or mutton. yet be walks on with
his load Of 800 pounds.
The osolle, fed on rice, Is more active
and can endure mora than tbs negro I'D
on fat meat.
The heavy work Of the world Is net
done b. men Who eat the greatest guam
titY. The fastest or longest Winded
horse is not the biggest eater. ModeFa-
tion in dies seems % be the prerequisites
far endurance.
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enazzsx. Ana. 4~Tha ssllswsn4 -.
1880 $500. -.-n ..sl.ts..s..l
-
A-~ss - - q sA.t -
4ueFsa A9t1lniR. cn4 Sc ~ Uczf
1890. ..-s-- - -. tIrs & - ~
-. Co., - -. I'',-'.1.,l ,,.-,s 81 n
s~r- e..;.,,'-1 '.1'1'-'.,7-'I1'r i - = -
- lrlsisrsS n 80 sonnfrr. N~fuflk-
.asr.sisa 80 fnTn - Ave -
hIo1rn s.. - $500 4 wi Is 8 r.
n..gVr|ls. So ifsfis ~ rs 1890 4 aasnrnn
lnffrr. - $500 r-.aehinerg nrsa 49,
go - rrnrnnrs~ f1T 4. 1asr f'ssl
trade - 1900
HNT-{3minQ - ne arrnaar AZ re
nessor eur fsrrasrs viii rsap but \ Halt
harVea his reer. and rf,rra are eorse-
eaentfT exneesnd Is rale hfah. Al nres-
saf mtotsss1e uriefr are da1ead s 80
per tan.
onatstifna ara as faIIows.
Wholesale ga - Ton, and retail e1.Eo
ner eertal.
FfDrR~ATaskat rnokaansd. usinas
rtrnainina - fsilowa. gobnfaR, PEI
haFref. "a aa 4 70: rsaaIl. Oreeum, 81 80
per sauk 81 &a59 rnr barrel
FEED Hfosna barley. $50 ger cen
lni o. SO or ton; mixed feed. 81 30 par
oental 81 Is per ton. middgings, 81 =
rer eensel 81 30 per ton. bran. s I per
osafal d 81. 50 pr ton; aEAaked eorn %
fsed fsorn neal ], $50 per GENITAL or SO
% "a.
FoIAI0E8-Iha potato yield Of
1855 3 EapaFt q 20 be nash lass than
that q LAST year u All localities except
he iow river bottom iand8. kox thai
reason Il Is sxpeatsd thst palnes viii not
decline bal0w piaseut quotations wetch
ara Is een8a PER GENITAL Wholesale and 81
per sen1Ai retail.
E66S-Ao immediate change Il ex-
pecied II tbe eRg market. Qaote r.
TAI p cents per dozen.
BUIfER-R Retail prices remain St
from 40d5s cents per roll.
UHfCKENS-frices this week are as
follows; kafmars SCI $4i44S0 per
deEen for old ehiekena. aua so 20
for broilers- The old are retailed nere
for 5000 cents each. While tae broiiefs
bring e per DOZEN.
ChEESE-Qnoted - fellows. waite
hlEeE, Wholesale a. IL GENTS ana retail
a. = cents per pound California.
wholesale g : CENTS ana retail e ~
cents per pound.
\ hOfs-hnmors a. % high prices Eun
rife. bul aotnai sales and bona fde onsrs
are The most reliable. Today growers
haye been offered 81 cents per pound,
AZ these prices our farmers would make
splendid profit, bat they ara hoping Tor
even better Oilers The more their
crops viii bring them, the more 81
kinds Of trade viii Be benenttea IN the
community.
MEATS Beef q wholeealed heEe g
cents Per pound dresses, ana 4i4419
cenls on foot; mutton, cents, dressed,
and &2.b0(d3 each on FOOT pork, : cents
dressed, aud 6l4351 cents on foot; veal
3 cents dressed, and oante on foot.
Pk0tLSiOkS-We qaote: Eastern
sueaE-cuEed ham. u 30 IS cents psr
pouRdi Eastern breakfast bacsn. y 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-05

We cannot believe that the scale Of
charges which is said % have bean
adopted By the Canadian Paaiae Rail-
way Company l. intended 10 Be peFma-
nest earely, on the arrival q Mr..
NaH Horne the scale viii be revised and
a reasonable rate adepted. Under the
existing amusement freight il carried
from WINNIPEG 20 the seAboard az
British Columbia ai q lower rate
than Il IL cari q from Kamiaspa
70 tke seabaari; a. freight IL carried
~ loo from Montreal % Kami0ops a.
from Victoria 20 kanllnrpH. The "a a
u 60 unfsiFa sale. II Il should be per.
sisted u. caDnot be d0aegful. TIE 10
terror % the provinces must Be dePopn-
lated ard all hope % maintaining .
commercial entFepot anywhere % the
eaast = ia have q be abandoned. Pee
pie were went % vines under Mr.. Ga
dendonk' = sxsctionA Whist vii they do
r0wf What y wanted b Z uniform
seaae--A scale thai will bs A. fair Tor
oGa seciinn Of SIR Domininu as an
other. We believs that Eneh is the intsu.
ton q tbs eowpany. and that IN = few
GAYS the sisabi iliss uDdeE Whieh the
MERRIAM = end pFoducers noH iabar
vii be fenoEed A. any rate ue shall
not 80 faith until every mesas have
eeea Observation-Disclosures Cs1sstst.
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c. &P. S. R. R.



NOR FRANKLIN, RI ACK Ola 1faEn
\ and intermediates GiatIonM dAlIF "a
4-1n-
Tor Newcastle and intermediate slnAi1Aa
daily 81 s I. 80 and 1919 a. NJ, and \. ID.
Returning arrive az 6eatllo from oe4z
river extension q f:i9 D. a., ard fIr
NeWces ee branch a. 80 4. "a, 1m.s 1t5
and sap. "a.
RunninR time % Frankiln. ID. Um,
Running time 70 Nawon1tio. h an.
In ofiect Ap Il 8, l81&
PUGET SOUND SHORE RillRohn
Trains leave seattle for Kent Suck
Junt don. sumner. Puyailup and Laaa4A
a. $50 q n. ana 1@d b "a.
Returning laave nnuma az b, M as
diving AZ reAttis e. 6aQ b. ma.
A ocAi ieayes stuck 4uncllin Cor A9alfla
81 $40 q. N. and arrives az ~ a ~.
II. J. MfLaNHh. HurarInIen9eN&
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10 nslA a4.,a aa1fese. ~ I'D netkaAi 70 tal "a
him. The D9clof haa visited the hospitals q
Eurepe and obtained great 6eai Of valuahls
% thols i1 need 81 his services. Da. 0tbhOh
viii Unke 20 charge unlsas he effects 4 cure
PersoEs cured e. home. Gail o. write. AZ
concentrations strictly eonAdeutlal. Honf
- dollars for = Dackaee Of medielnos 40
2Fzas Oh. J. =. 6IBnON, Bex 1871. azn Fran
siseo. oAL Nsntioa Foa s-Issnzr.EHnHcEa
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For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dognsh Bay.

TIE sTEAMER sEagTLR
VIZ isava he had n Port
saasiuEiq 90 g. Saatiie On Hond4va apd Pr.
dass a NJ VIZ ieare hsaa q psr4 fysehnrd
8 80 q q aitrhfii'e n 10 "a Point
waite and Foaage q ii 4 m. Snd Wi arrive
e .eattis q ! p m Eetnrui ~ "a PR Wa.h
tng % sud Pert Orchard. aiil lesrs Hnrrf-a.
taa slatih's wharf Tuesday ana - nrdass
o. Wefnstisys ~ 3 a. n ,stiI Jt.vs h. 4 a.
ppga-h esy fer SEA ~. issFs psirf uiifs
Sna feft4ee a y 10. nst1ruinr sfii Isare
sfafiie o. sane dag af4p.m
Pas 'ffm ans Oh on Paft Wasbfurfru a.
frft Drcaaf1. e0c bsswean p1ris. asa
rs I0Ue a NfFfEtF 49,.
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NEw YoRK. AUG. 4.--U. 8. SIS, 1904
"a. 1865; tlE's, 11l59; Pacific Sc. 1854
AmeFanAn Express. iu99ss uauada Paeffic;
66ls; Can. Ssuthcrn, t6; Cen. Paeiic,
t4s{; burlington, la5lfi Isaekawaana,
i29A; Denver 4 Rio Grsnde, 2ss<; kan.
Louisville & Nashville, t6; Aiohiesu
Central, s. Y; Northern Pacific, -
preferred, 6lsS; Northwestern, lits(
New York CeutraL ll0ss; Oregon Rail
gay aud Navigation. 1854; OREGON
fFansoonsiBentAl, S3sl; Oregon In
provement, Is; Paeitio Mail, So
Panama. p; Rock Island, l&slS: Ualan
fNcitc 81 X United States Express. 6s
Wells Fafso. LIS; Western Union. e.
Esie, ISIS, ST. Paal. 9isl; Texas Pa
ciie, lS5s.
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Aw@@h THE STEAMER
EVANCEL


Nv TARIFF Master.
M iA leava Yesler's wharf. Seattle. ever
Monday morning % 2 o'eioek. for
New IVES misster and Vaaeeuvsr. 4 G
via Port Townsend and The Islands,
And Thursday mornings e 2 O'clock, for
Yancouver. direct, Via the Islands ana
8emiakmoo.
The Evanael arrives IS Fancourer
fha day altar isaviug Seattle. ard aftsr
rellalninK there three hours leaves On
heE rNturn "Trip 20 saatt 4
foH e lgnf or passage apply "a GEO.
FOSTER aGent. 81 a board
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SEATTLE.WnATrnM RnnTE.

The steamer " X WERWHN I'll
leave Seattle every sunday, Tunadas
thufHdas evening, o'ciook. tnf Nh s.san
calling &c Mukilioo, Tuialln. Cnn,Ss|I|S
Oak harhof, Utsaiady, l.aconnef. NIfatI
Anacoftea. 9uemea oaminh. N1Ilst1
BoiilnEham and sehnIna.
Returning. viii leave Whatcnm e111
Monday. " ednoaday and FrlfnQ go
lnEa a. o'clock. for So2ttla daI||
Intermediates points On the way.
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Wells LINE SAN VESSE
BRoa
San Franchise % Beatsls


DIX. HOWARD. sale 0w1es y.
WI. from date carry the Uuite4
NAL o. Hoods Canal mAktnZ
TeetlV trira - eeaffla LaaEInE
becF ever lfondaT snd friday ulql
win touch e Port GAmhl8 Ter r11
o. freieht arriving a. 1alll4
Afternoon retrrai1R wiz le4te
wharf e u O'clock cgefT l41He-l "A
SATURDAY. morning. taking i1e
Port Gamble fer SenhecG and taiA4
Tao steamer g08epAile VIA 9Att
4afrsr7rQ - e ~ r,nrnennarn and
and rsceivs urasEs for any rqantqA ~
CannA
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mann, AaIIIs ] Pan IsNnlna ~

ONE OF THE W. a. us.
y 4. Cos steamers y,
lWaahingson Or Edifhln
VIII run aallY between Tacoma ard N.s
iOWnarnd. leaving facomn upaa ARRIVAL
o. tain and touching az seattle. Psi
Madison, ori 0smhle. Port Ludlou ~
Port Town end. Returning leave
Townsend every day lcxoapt SUNDAY s /
o'clock p. m.
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Seaftis a. vizi Ftrst Wara. II; second
Wafd. II; Third Ward. II; Fourth Ward, "a
The elections IN seattle viii Be heid al TIE
places of holding citg eltctioes in the sererai
wards. n. &. MaDD0gKs Chairman
FAzp. Z. sAsDEa Secretary. " - de
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saturday, AuEag1 Il. 1859,

Al O'Clock p. m, % select delegates 70 the
Dumocraiic Terriforisi Convention, ana 10
transact such cthor business as may properly
csme before II.
egate lor each preciact and one additional
deleg4te for each 80 vrtes. o. fraction OF
70 cast Tor The head Of the Democratic ticket
d he last general election. l. Is recommend
81 bat primaries be held IN the several D.
cin ia On saturday. August 2 az o'clook D.
NJ, and Ia the city wards 81 the hour 81 3
fofloWfs
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Po4T REkKKLx. Ana. Arrived
Bark Cssioa IRON san Franeisoo.
SAs kRxNctsco, Ana. ARRIVED
sleamnF UmatlilA. 6s4aii1s barb Ella 3.
ThAyer, TacumA.
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Removed.
W n II y nv k1Hx
CHEZ Sc

II INK eSI.Y KstlTI. cssRAM FREsu
u Cheese esd - seasfe 49, 80 -
or ~ e - esse aess $ % ths rrsstsf -
kcefa q nast As tesf 3 Nlta 'sillsss..s
tFlaA eeeaaea 8 e. fheaEae earrse
ttiines<d fzslik eAs ssaa - chrssssF
Whitp River Cheese j hass nssna -
taFa, ~ sgls "a
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sEATTlE-SKAnIT 1--WE az.

The steamer DAAAE VIII leave
Ger Akagit river and WY ndrfa asssF
Monday ena Thursday, RETURNING 1a
days and Eriaayn.
For freight and paasago arrlF a EsH
pany > oflica. On Kealer wharf. orda I.1Is
ne beats at the same wharf.
mr4l-d GRO. 3. JACOBS efF.
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BAuEg aaxEzRT. FEP. FERzx.
t,ressteai NIce President
Pugst Sound National Bank Of
SsattIs.
Occidental Block.

DuN AND SILL FoRKFGN AMI
- dcnoE,sc excAanEA sfanafer moaaY
u teleEFulh Q 4ny PAr1 q Tie United
cia.ca an4 kurcsse. recalre deposits ~
uaocey ard tasza r1ss hookEcr eolt rssss
CoRREsPoNDKaTS
Lsstce. \, ~. RalhscAud & snrA
parta Fla Rc1hschzS RrxFs
R-anFfeEa A - L W. satsleeF a. "a
NflllN41I Ailllll sllsI1'G'l4k y 4lisIr1H4 4IHEk.
Ha4tul. SuaalA Nnftaas nsnk
Ean NrM1Efaea he BMnE a. CalifnfuRn
FcEiland IL Fzr4l MAsi0nAl Bank.
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C0RVENTION.

A IL DEMOCRATS or KING COUNTY.
"A aud 81 citizons o. the county iFresI &C..
tive Of past political associations who can
unite with us IN an effort 20 SECURE the SOW.
afeigniiy Of he people aud a pure and econ
omieai administration 81 affairs. are requested
% meet. By delegates. II convention a Sc.
alta a.
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THE PASSENGER TRAINER
- ~ 81 81 Nc G7 e
CAPTAIN MUSTN'T
WIN leave Seattle Tor Pori HI.f. IL ers..
DAY a. = q. and ,. d. ant l1tufal ~
.. N. and p. N.
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Men Wanted.

H0fl MEN, IMMEDIATELY. ON P.
81 Is for axemen.
ctramef Lilly leaves Sea lie Monday
and Friday mornings for Little SsOokam.
s. g. SIMPSON.
auiaw Contractor.
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SAIrMUSCATRLLE,

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grapes and fruit moAt wonderful pro
duct from EatuTeH laboratory the great
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fore the AncFioon pablo.
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u SQUAD. rips craps ard ffuits : keeps
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nafursi blessing q the tagged out and
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ne4a men. i4dioa and chtidren. Have II u
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TIE TOPIC or TEE DAY,
SICK HEADACHE And

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vomiting e. feeling q melancholy, ER-
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ING for al accidental Indigestion aris-
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skin oFuprluna. commencement 81 diph-
iberia. the effect af merpurial pol8ons
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General Insurance Agency,
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-09

Children's teeth are often neglected
by parents, who give the young mouths
little attention until decay and the
child's complaint of toothache warn
them of their duty. Even if they know
there is decay going on they dismiss
the subject with the thought that they
are only the first or temporary teeth,
which will soon be replaced by the per-
manent ones. This is great mistake,
as the regularity of the second set de-
ponds largely upon the healthy condi-
ton of the first, which should be re-
tanned in their places until the second
set is ready to appear, when they will
generally drop out or become loosened
and are easily removed. Much mis-
chief is done by premature decay and
the extraction of the temporary teeth.
Many think that they should be re-
moved to make room for the permanent
teeth-a dangerous mistake, which
should be avoided if after trouble would
be prevented.
One of the most beautiful provisions
of nature in the human economy is that
for the removal of the first teeth by alb
sorption of their roots to make room
for the second to advance. Sometimes
this absorption does not go on fast
enough, and the second tooth is Oh
served to be coming through before the
first is loosened. In such case the
dentist should be consulted, who. if he
has made proper study of this fire.
quent condition of things, will very
readily correct it.-Des Moines Mail.
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Early Winter Predicted.

Lancaster Examiner.
M. G. Wenger, Of Leacock, writes as fol-
lows, to show that we will have an early win
ter: The Migratory birds are leaving these
parts for warmer latitude fully one month
earlier than ever known before. Blackbrds
formed themselves into focks over two weeks
ago and left for warmer latitude. Robins,
under your correspondents own observation,
that fed their young in the nest on the Bird Of
August, on the fourth threw them out Of
their nest dead and left Wrens that fed
their young on the Bird of August and sang
their songs, on the 4th made ready to migrate,
and after the 9Th not bird was to be seen. 1t
appears there is an instinct given to migratory
birds that when cold weather approaches they
know the proper period to leave their breed
ing places for warmer cline. In Spain last
summer the swallows migrated at an unusual
time from the' pestilential districts, on &C.
count, It is said, of the impurty OF the at
mosphere in the cholera locations at that
time.