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Evening star., 1886-08-14
SPECIALTIES

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
NlLIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen
tlemen 50 cents each. 4OS street. between eth and
9th streets northwest my6-AOW0
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the use Of knife, causttc
or Hgature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted aS
213 Sd St NV nom to d pm. Ap2-l2m&
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~ O + O e
TO aRoCERs AND HOUsEKEEPERs
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PIANO TUNER.

Plov. CHAYroB 6rAMPER will make
regular visits to this city for the pur
pose Of tuniRR pianos. The following
letter Of recommendation frem his for
mer employers in London 10 given u
guarantee of bis competency
"OrYIcR BkRIHoKB d SraoHNKNoBp, \
Opposite Crystal Palace, London. ,
February s. 1885.
This IL to certify that Mr.. ChaytoI
Stamper has been in our employ fol
many years, and 10 thoroughly oompe
tent a. piano forte tuner.
(SiQned) BKRISon q STloHMENoKR."
Orders may b left at sne store oil
the Lovman 4 Hartford Stationery ant
Printing Co., cor. Front and Cherry sts
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nlgACuLoUs EsCAPg.

W. W. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester
Ind, writes: "One of my customers
Mrs. Louisa Pike. Bartonia. ksndol pl
co., Ind. vas q long sufferer with Con
sumption, and vas given up 10 die b.
her physicians. She heard Of DR.. Kipe'l
New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying IL Of me. In six months
time she walked to this city. dist nes
Of six miles, and 10 nov 90 mush i'm
proved she has quit usipR IL. She feeli
che owes her life 10 IT," Free Tria
Bottles at A. B. 6rEvAnI's Drug Store.
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PxrRoLEUu Y. NAaBv.

d. b. Locke, Petrolsum Y. Nasty, Cd.
itor Toledo Blade. writes: 81 had On
Q forehnQcr Of my right hand one oil
those pleasant pets. run round The
anger became innsmed 10 degree m.
bearable. and swollen to twice 10
natural Size. 4 friend gave me HIM
aY's CARsoLIo sALvs; and in twenty
minutes the pain had % much subsidsd
a. to give ne fair nights rest. which
had not hsd before for . week. Th&
infammatioa left the Anger In day
consider IL Q moss valuable artiols.
4. =. eTxvAnT, agent, Seattle. d.
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The creates. thickness of ground |.

The greatest thickness of ground ics
ever actually measured in America Wa
by Sir ]. II. Lsfroy, Who. In June, 1874
90 the banks of the Msekenzis Rivsr
in latitude 81 degrees north, saw a per
penaiculsr OIL q broken of by landslip
In which the earth was solidly fro1sr
for distance Of Is feet below the sar
face. Half a century age Russian
merchant at Yskutsk. in Siberia, which
10 situated in latitude 81 degrees north
had to dig 3S2 feet before he could GET
through the ground ice. The average
temperature AZ Yakutsk 10 only IA deg
Farenheit, and the town Is very neal
the Siberian pole Of the greatest cold
Sir J. H. Lefroy thinks there 10 good
reason to believe that the ground ioe
within the Arctic Circle in America il
much thicker than the maximum in
Siberia, and even sugResta that it may
extend to 1900 feet.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHrxurox, Feb. i3.-rhs Speaker
laid before the House the reply OF tbs
Postmaster General In response 10 q
resolution calling for information - 70
whether the eight hour Law 10 now ap
plicable 10 letter oarriers- The Post
nastsr General states that there IL no
Department regulation prescribing tbe
uumber OF hours during which letter
carriers are required 10 york, and that
the eight hour Law has not been deemed
applicable 10 letter carriers, because
they are not regarded a. "lAborsrs,"
" woskmsn" or mechanics" The
opinion that the Lao 10 not applicable
&c letter carriers vas. the Postmaster
6e. erai 10 informed, promulgated from
she Department before bis incumbenoy
Of the ofnss. and no change has been
directed sinoe.
TIE reiephsse Cs0pasies.
The Csmnitses on Expenditures in
the Department of yassics today in
strusted chairman Gibbons 70 make the
following report to the House on the
resolution referred TO the committee 81
the instance Of Representative Han
back: The resolution directed and en-
powered the committee to make full
inquiry into any expenditure on the
part OF the Government relative 10 the
rights Of the He'll aud toe Paa Eleetrtc
Telephone Companies. The committee
has received letters frem the heads of
the Treasury and interier Departments
and the head of the Department Of Jas
lice. From these replies Il appears that
the som Of $3.50 has been scent for
printing opinions 10 the Department Of
Justice, and Solicitor General 0osde has
contracted for fees 10 b paid By the
Unised States 10 the smoant OF SsS. and
for other fees not 6xed at the date Of
the answer from the Dspartoent 81
Justice These and no other expenses
appear 10 have been incurred lne "a
thor Of the resolution wAs called upon
10 saeeest any further evidences. sos had
none further TO o6er.
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Another kaxiisA ush.

LosDoS. Feb. l3.-strikins hosiery
operatives At Leicester resumed their
riofinR at midnight. The mob vas very
desperate. and stubbornly refused 10
ooey the police. However, after oon
siderable fight, the police we're success
full and dispersed the mob.
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A LuxuxY AND sgCgssIrY

For rich and poor Who wish 10 enjoy
good health. and Who do not wish 10
resort TO bitter, naussous liver medicines
ano cathartios, 10 the concentrated liquid
trait remedy, Syrup Of FIGS. Sample
bottles free. and Soc. and 81 bottles for
sale by A. b. SrKwARr. dv
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Ooionei Jsrsms Bsuspsrts. Who nov
iives In Washipssoc. 10 . very tai. fne
looking man. With regular feasufes and
an iron gray uoastasAe and imperial
He 10 very Distinguished looking mas.
bat be has nons Of the Nspcleeo fam-
lily rssenblAneA De 10 Always treated
With the greatest amount Of eoartesy
and dsssincsion By The diplomatic pee-
ole ana 10 We resapisnt Of osoA more
assoustoa from then than any oeAoe
ADsgssnn UisiSsa y WsshinGeeo. 49,
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PACIFIC COAST.
The Rider % Go sa TIE nsasaul
RAaaA-

The nAes % Go sa The Dsos,uls
Rsase.
SAS FsAScrsco, FEB. la-rhe steam
ship Geo. W. Elder hiss seeu chartered
oy the OceAnie Steamship Company 20
make trips to HoroIels. which. ~ TO
tie present time. have been made by
The 81. Paul. she sails on Ia. s7th
instant. Tue steamer Mexico takes
the Elders plaes on the Seattle roate,
sailing on tse 29i Instant
Imprisssneat Ter Lfe.
Clements Carols, Who stabbed bis
cousin, Leon Sotaro Diaz, on the 18th
Of lss. August, and Who was convicted
OF murder IN the first degree, vas SEN
tescsd to Imprisonment for life at San
Quentin. by Jadse roosy, today.
The Decline In wheat.
The decline in shes.. which has been
in progress lately. continued today. At
she Call Board ihis morning. boyer the
season opened AZ 3oAs, toacsea l-SOb
for q moment and then fell to l-y95.
elo-ina AZ 30. Buyef SO opened NJ
LSSI and ciossd at LISA. seller 50
declined to 1.2lS. These are the low
est prices at vhicn wheat futures have
sold aimee the Call Board vas founded.
Gsed Eaeagh.
Sac FsAscrsoo, Feb. l3-Ths case Of
thirteen sailors Of the American ship
Sea King. Who rsfosed 70 60 to ses on
the ground that $50 Vas paid boarding
house keepers for each of them by Cap
tain Getcheli, which was TO be dedscted
frsm their wages, vas conoluded today
10 the United States District Co It be-
fore Judge Ssbin. In charging the
jury. the judge said the men asted in a
proper manner. The question for the
ioPy vas whether the crew we're jnsti-
6sd after the captains violation OF the
Dinalsy act in refusing TO proceed. The
jury returned verdict Of not guilty in
three minutes.
The lawless Tea Store.
San FRAScrsco, Feb. 13.-Dstectives
again visited the Merchants Tea Store
at S34 Market street TODAY. and served
warrants on the proprietors, Thorn "
Bockert and w. II. Stewart, charging
| them With copductinR Q Lottery, and
one of the clerks for aiding and man
aging the lottery. The defendants we're
| arrested on similar charges Yesterday
Suit Is TO be instituted against the tea,
which 10 to be conhscated. Several
wagon loads Of tea we're seized today.
shippaag lsteiligeaee.
SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. IS Arrived
Ship Yosemite and bark Ella 3. Thsyer
from Tacoma.
6ailed-Stsamer Empire for Nsnaiuc
and schooner Sailor Boy for Port Town
send.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Feb. l3.-Arrived =
| Ship spartan and harks Cowiitx ant
81 Dorado from San Francisco; schoon
er Hueneme, u days from San Pedro
British bark Lady Bowen, from Homo
lulu; British bark Loyola, from Co
| quimbo.
PoRr DrscovKRr. Feb. l3.-Arrived-
Schooner General Banning.
PoRT MADISON, Feb.
Tidal Wave.
Posr BLAKKLY. Feb. 13.-Arfived-
Schooner Reporter.
Sailed-Ship Tspgallant and bari
Hospodsr.
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!" Ha,s mol uhat nom oaIl striatl. hani

"He's not What You call strictly hand.
some," said the Msjer. beaminG through
bis glasses on homely baby that laid
bowling in his mothers arms, but tt'a
the kind Of face that grows on you"
IFS not the kind Of face that ever
grew on you," was the Indignant reply
Of the mother; you'd be better looking
IL il had beenn
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Creates many q new bosiness,
Eniasess many IN old husine0.
Rsvivsa many q dull basness,
Rsscues many q lost business.
Saves many . failing bosiness,
Preserves many . large bosine0
seearss suscs. In any businese.
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APPRECsAvks mGRGT.

Mr.. Wayne, proprietor Of the Gold
Bar Hotel, says: "Sincs I began the
hotel business I have ssed all kinds Of
soap for kitchen, laundry and toilet
Electric. One box vill do a. much a.
three Of any other. With one third the
labor" For sale By all GfocerS. 3a1l
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A frORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
n dee In 81 The Justio6 and ferrisorial
CoWtA O0ce, - Rooms Of the Prohase
Court Yssisr-LAAxy Building.
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CURR R0R PILES.

Piles are frequently preeeded By 9
sense Of weight In the back, Ioins and
lover part Of the sbdomen. causing the
patient to supposs be has some aaecsien
Of the Kidneys or neiehboring erRans.
AZ times symptoms Of Indigestion srs
present, dstulency. uneasineo Of the
ssomach, etc. A moisture, like psespi-
ration, producing . very disa9resabis
itching, after getting warm, 10 Q com-
mon stteodAns. Bind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield as once 70 the appli.
cation Of DR.. Boeanko's Pile Remedy.
which aets difsetiv upon tbs parts a.
fested, abscshina the Iamors, alIayfna
the intense itching and s6sstinR . par
manent euro. Pro- 50 csnta- Addrsa
The DE-. Bosaako Medicine Co. Piqua,
Ohio. Sold By 4 b. SrsvA11. dv
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n. M. HALL, N. D.

ones IL safe eposis Bsiialns. ever Msr.
eAanls' NASiona Rant.
hsss. 10 70 IL n, 70 . and 10 Spa.
rolS
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E. G. KllBOURNE.
ID ENLIST.
Liquid Nitrous Orids 0aa for EXTRACTING
Once. 6z6 Front 81. stones Building. d
c. WILLIS PRICE,

,0raduAte OF the N. Y. Dental College,
06oif desired. Offios In Kenny build.
tnx. corner Front and Columbia sts lsd
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DR.. n. D. I0NCAKER

DR.. n. D. l0nGAkER
RADCATR or THE UNlvER-
VI sity Of Pennsylvania hss parma
Ne Htly located IN seattle.
once ana rcsidence. NO. liz Colum hia
street Ali cslls Promptly attended.
Dr. Longaker nAAkes . speciA.Sy o. dis
eases Of the
Eye. Ear and Throat.
Treats private. chronic and skin diseases;
ren.,yes Iumors and ulcers Wa bout pain
or tho use Of the aniIe.
10 patterns who are suffering from that
annoy lnS. pa nIQi and lrvub esome com
plAlnI nkhohRaoIDs o. tIl-RS. DE-. II. ID.
enx -keE w.uld assu the a. that BY his
N Sos OF operating and tr atpsn he can
take the 20 D. Cases OF this coa plant AID
mAAe compete ana radical ouIs. with
Gus glvlng paiS to the pasieAt " hlie uEdui
he SperAuon. and Will guarantee q CARE
In every case ne anderEAkea roll
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TO Let.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ suitable for one OF tive gentlemen
ffrst-clAss location. FOR particulars az
ply at t6is offios. tal
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To Let.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE
l southeast corner Of Third and Cherry
steeeta. Apply on the premises. Jas .
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kaiiPsad Accident

MrDpLrTowN IN. ~, Feb. 13.-The
night express which left Oswego last
night on the Ontario q Western Raii
road ran into q vsshoat about mile
vest of Liberty At 6 o'clock this morn
ing. The engine. express Car. baggage
car and day coach we're threwn from
the track. George st. John, the en-
Rineer. and the fireman. A. l.. Lewis.
we're killed, and three passengers seri-
ously hart.
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DOG LOST.

A BROWN SPANIEL PUP. HAD
n bells around neck Finder viii be
rewarded By returning TO LOwMAN q
hANFORD. corner Front and Cherry. 8 4
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SrzANKRA RAnROADTRAU,
FOR TINE UPPER sxAosr.

Stmr Glide Q. W. Core, haassss
ANkS YkSLkRS WHARF or
- neonesday and Saturday, returning
IAHrsdsy and Monday. calling a. ssaS-
, Sooo ess4sey. Mos Landing. Ska9it
SlG. Aoont Vernon Starring and al n
seriaedisfe points above. For freicht a.
pAszsAge app2y On board or 20 0ksSRGR
FOSTkR, % the wharf All
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A ssmpls Of sroxs's San Chop Tea
havise ben aiAiyHsd By the leading
ebsmiss Of ths Paoi6a Ccass. Mr.. Teos.
Prses, b says Of 10: ia contains nc
nixsare Of foreign leaves nor exhausted
VA leaves, asd = frss frso sdsitera-
sisua eosh mineral and organic. which
eannot - MD Of Ne cheap tees esosliy
spid in shts coansry. 1sQ
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A rTOR~KY-AT-LAw AND SOrA.
~ n Puhlic rooms 7 al q Poncin block
Leans negotiated On drst mortgage
King county red estate. deio
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LONDON, Feb. l3.-The Nsss states
that Mr.. Paraell. at Galway, threat
eoed that II Mr.. Heaiy and Mr. Bigger
did not permit him TO have his own
vsy In giving the party nomination TO
Captain Oshsa. instead Of Mr.. Lynch,
the local choice. he would rssign and re-
tire from poiiiio Il life. Commenting on
this fact. the Nsxs says that the Irish
leader made IL clear that be means Just
What he said. The payer adds: Bot
this game cannot be played too often.
This threat 10 Mr.. Parnell's last card,
and 1t may some day be trumped BY
acceptance, and then BE- followed of
neoessitv bs Pesicnztian
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On KuIooo's wonM TIA 10 entirely
free from all NsrcuFial propsrsies; oAp
b given 70 the veaksst eoustitotien
without danger; 10 palstahls and sAxiiy
adniniseesed 10 children; u mild In oo-
Grafton. and never fails 70 efeet . cure.
Priee . osnss- eeld By A. ,. ~rxvAH1.
6eattIa. coa1dve0
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cEn. YenARlE SMfIR,

A TTORNKY-AT-LAW ROOMS
"a AndA Poncin building, Front slResS
Courts II IL Territory md In ths Land
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No ether medicine h 20 reliable -
Ayers Cherry Pse,orai for eoida. eooehs
and all deranesments Of the respiratory
organs tending toward consumption In
all ordinary casss IL 10 Q certain core,
and 10 affords SIRE relief for the ash
matte and eoosumptive. even In I'D
yspsed ueaess Of disease.
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= p. n
formed. consisting Of the pail bearers.
The town Council. the Hancock Veterans
u Pailsdelphia. Z,ok Post, q. A. r.,
Masonic organisations and citiseps-
The procession nled through Main
street, whicr vas crowded with people.
V the site Of the tomb on hill over
looking the city. Several thousand
people had gathered 81 that point. and
the Loyal Legion and Zsok fsss forn-
ID . Gordon around the tomb TO keep
the crowd back. The hearse Al length
reached curve near the sepulshie, aud
The sergeants OF the Fifth Artillery hfs-
I'd Tie heavy casket, and eight on side
With relssss az hand slowly led the vsy
around the last bend Of the Generate
last journey. The bearers bad allahied
and Termed In lines on each sids Of the
remains. Secretary Of State Baysrd
walked level With the bead Of she coffin.
and half his colleagues followed, while
General sherman led the file on the 90
pcsite, With Secretary OF War Eadicost
eext 10 him. General Sheridan vas
nexs beyond Mr.. BAysrd.
There vas no pause st the entfance
Of the tomb, the regulars carrying the
eaaket directly inside, where they rolled
Il into the niche thai was ~aitiss. and
- the body passed through the gate
vay Of the tonb. the frst Of the three
Alvoes vss hr~d from The hillside By
Light Battery y. from Fort Hamilton.
Then came forward O biae-roxied mes.
esaesf from the widow. He bore too
vrs~ths Of white mareosritos. upou
ooA 10 porpie tmmorteiles Vas the
vurd Daua htef~ And thu other bore
Ne vord HassAnd." The upper right
hand aiehe vss opened. and apoo ths
s.skst OF the 0ensrai's daoahser Ida
vss placed Que Of the tokens from the
widow. while the other vas placed 90
Ne Generals eaakea Ths marbls
eloean vsfs Sal IN posision and ssalsd
thsa - the regulars viii drss from shs
s.putchrs, Q ongier oaus oct frum ~
nam ~ ssatiy soasdsd the last
fAPs
kee 0snsrai Hsneoek. TIE bssrsss ~
0eessd sests carriages end shs eats q
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rHR youRxxr.

NoaRisrowN (Pa.), Feb. Is - The
fanerM train bearing the remains OF
General Hancock. made the journey
frc0 Jerscy City to this place without
any incident. All along the route PEG.
pas-mcn. women and ehildrsn-vere
o1t 70 eco the passage Of the blsck
robsd carriage. showing their respect
and honor for the brave defender OF the
Unien. Az Philadslphia. committees
representing the Loyal Lsaeue and cit
issns waited on the train. Among the
distinguished Psnusyivanians there
grouped were Governor Pattison and
q Governors Hoyt aud Hartranft. Tbs
train reached
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nsan q 0nA,sssnA0h q
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the U. 8. Mall,
THE coMPANYs STEAMER
WASHINGTON
CAPTAIN s. JACKSON.
"ilL LkAyE SEATTLE kvxRv
w sunday, Tuesday and Thur~ss.
evening 81 o. clock. for
WHATCOM
CAllfng az Mukilseo Tllal.n Cour~xxu-
YAK hArhor, CtsAlady. IAconner 49,,
AnAcorteA Guemos SSmish F.lrs.~sss
betnnkharn and Sakosna
.nSturnlnS. VIII leave WhAfcom evrrx
monday. W edaesday and Friday ava
ulsS 81 ' O'Clock for ScAttle c.fl,ns
'nserneciase points On the way,
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
CAPTAIN 8 DENNY.
Miesve Seattle fer skASit river ana v>x
portS every Monday and rhurpday. -
turning Tuesdays and fridAyA
FOR freight and passage apply a, cua
pAn{ ONCE. On fesler W hArf. or On So~rd
me ossts 81 the same wharf,
1@EA-d 9ho. 4 JACOBS sec'y.
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ALBRo GARDNER.

SURVEYORS. CIVIL ENeLSEKRs
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Dun1u, Feb. l3.-Nr. Healy, In an
address today al Moantrath, ridiculed
the proposition 10 allow the Irish peo
pie 9 native Parliament without the
control Of the pelics Of the cssntry.
He said: AN Iran Pariiamsot with
oas the control Of the police would re-
auire polics prutection ITSELF"
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RoMn, Feb. Is. = The Papal Con
sisscry. sh,sA vAs 10 have beeu held in
March, has been postponed until June.
The Pope's advisers consider the con.
cossious 10 the Vatican contained il
the scheme Submitted on behalf OF
Germany By Prince Bismarck. insafn-
eieat.
PAnra, Feb. l3-Aaoiphs De- b.
ROLES. the painter and aathes. 10 dead
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The Oead Governor.
IA IN. ~. Feb. l3.-rhe
Governor Seymour will y
trinity Church, Utica, 4
President Clevel
} as follows: i wish
u the people vhs morn
,s.-.l e.-a ana m Ekr,a,

BALrIMoRE MD. Feb. Is The warm
rain last night and this morning caused
hanna river opposite Port Deposit. The
water backed up into she tswn vith such
rspidity that the lover portion vas
flooded almost instantly. Several small
dwellirRs we're washed away, lumber
yards we're inundated and the Pennsyl-
vania rssd depot was flied With water 10
q depth OF four feet. lhe telegraph
office bad to be abandoned and eommu-
nicatisn With the place Is entirely out Oh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-14

NEW YenK, Feb. l3.-All bank state
ments show decrease OF $50, 900. The
banks now hold $35. 264. 900 in excess Of
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ADVICE Tu MOTHERS.

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of your rest by sick child suffering and
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send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
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teething. Its value is incalculable.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-16

ATrURNEE AND CIUNSEILnR At LAM
n Office ~ Masonic Temple block. oyer Rock t.
land Ma i"ut i'tu +. ipCbf sllHd, Ill.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-16

WABASH, Ind, Oct. lG-At Roam. this
county, Thursday, the annual feet-washing
meeting of the Dunkards of this section OF
the state was held One thousand members
of the church was in attendance and about
1900 people of other denominations were
present. Sermons were preached morning,
noon and night, and all the members par
ticipated in the feet washing ceremony I'm
mense quantities of soap were supplied to all
corners, AMI were consumed. The gathering
was one of the largest religious assemblies
ever held in this vicinity