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The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09

Dr. Wilson's lecture next Wednesday, Feb 10.
Subject: intellectual Faculties Those wishing
good seats must come early
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09

If you are tired taking the large old-fashioned
gripping pills. try Carriers Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. A man can't stand every
thing. One pill dose. Feb9d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09

In Canton. Jan. 49, Jennie Mildred, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Barrows, aged months
In West Baldwin, Jan. a. D. r. Tarbox of Den
In west Peru, Feb. 1, widow Betsy Howe. aged
83 years
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09

ST. LAWRENCE STREET ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given in the ST. Lawrence
street church last night was well attended and
gave great pleasure to its patrons. Besides the
numbers by the First Parish choir, the other
selections were exceedingly well rendered Miss
Trufant's piano solos, Mrs. Beals's readings and
Mr.. George Thomas's songs were all excellent.
THE MIKADO.
The Concord Daily Patriot, speaking Of the
Gilbert Mkado Company. which will appear at
City Hall Saturday afternoon and evening, says:
"The company is a fine one, with one OF two ex-
ceptions, and carried out their difficult parts in
manner that did them great credit" The tickets
will be ready at Stockbridges today
NOTES
Tickets for the grand concert TO be given at
Chestnut street church next Thursday evening by
the State street choir, assisted by Mr.. Kotz-
SEMINAR, are on sale at Stockbridge's, Turner
Bros and Stevens drug store.
There was a large advance sale Of seats for the
Lester & Allen Combination yesterday at Stock
BRIDGES.
The musical people of sacearappa and Cumber.
land Mills are to form a chorus to be known as
the Westbrook Choral Union. The first meeting
will occur on Friday evening at Golden Cross
Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09
CITY GOVERNMENT Mt.
Special Meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen.
The Park Commissioners Duties
Defined.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Absent; Messrs. Brine, Russell and
Sawyer.
Mr. Moves moved the licenses OF the Fal-
mouth and Congress skating Kinks be re-
voked and the motion was seconded by MI
Gallagher. The motion was laid on the
table to await the action of the full board
upon call of the chair.
The following order was offered by the
Mayor:
ordered. That the City Marshal be directed to
instruct the police force to prevent all unauthor-
lied opening Of Ine streeIs ior tne purpose 81
that the Portland Water Company and the Port
land Gaslight Company be requested to issue
printed permit cards. whenever they give per-
mission to make connection with their mains !;
and that the police be instructed to stop all eX-
cavating of the streets unless done by the direc-
tion of, and under the superintendent OF some
committee, when parties making the excavation
have not received proper authority to do SO.
The order was passed.
Mr.. Burgess said it was very common
thing for people to steal into a sewer.
The following communication was read
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and aldermen:
A communication in the Argus of this morning
implies that the City Government has made no
PROVISION for trimming the shade trees injured in
the late storm, but is leaving the matter in the
hands of private individuals. lido not so under
stand IT, for it was distinctly stated at the meeting
of the Board on the LIST inst. that house oacners
7cho desired to do so were given permission to
trim trees in front of their premises, because the
existing ordinances forbid this. On the LIST inst
the Board passed the following order: 'Ordered,
that the Street Commissioner be authorized to
employ suitable persons to trim the shade trees in
the public streets, the cost of said work to be
charged to the appropriation for contingent ex-
penses." This was rendered necessary since the
Commissioners of Cemeteries and Public Grounds,
to whom was given charge of these trees by order
of May 18th, 1885, had signifed their intention of
doing nothing for these trees, but would attend to
those on the public grounds. In accordance with
the authority conferred on me by the above order,
l have had force of thirty-two men and three
teams constantly at work removing the limbs of
trees which seem to be most dangerous. Not all
trees can be trimmed at present, they being still
heavily coated with ice, but the work will be
prosecuted with all possible diligence, and with as
much rapidity as the nature of the work and
state of the weather will admit If any citizen
knows of any especially dangerous break and
will notify me of the same it will receive my
immediate attention.
ReSDectfIllly VOIlrS
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VTANTED-Every gentleman who wants his
w old overcoat or suit repaired or cleansed to
look like new, at a reasonable price, to go to
FRED w. GROSSTUCK. 266 Middle st. 81
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09
To Let.

XETANTED-Two first-class canvaSsers for
w local work Something entirely new and a
monopoly; liberal terms. Address HEAD
QUARTERS, Press Office. OIL
The Portland daily press., 1886-02-09

yEyO LET-A convenient lower rent of six
rooms, at No 81 Hanover st. Apply to
VIM. NJ. MARKS, 971a Exchange ST. 81
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The following particulars Of The aoai-
dental death Of q man Who Ct one time
waa prominsntIy oennsctad vita the
Rsnlon coal mines, IN this eoanty. and
Who has many friends nm0na ths old
coal miners. is taken from the Rocky
Mosntain Wees, published At Dsnver,
Colorado. Wednesday, sune 9ih:
"A distressing aocident ecoaEred e
Conc, MONDAY m8Fnlne, 81 3 o'clock. By
which Mr.. Thomas Qnaisy. supeTintsnd-
enf Of the Union Pacific coal mines e.
that place Loss bis life. Mr.. Qaaley,
with 8 desire 20 assist his men 10 theiR
work, g disposition which be always
manifested, wea runEing q loaded car
down the incline ons0 q switch, when
the brake broke and she car vent over
she end of the incline. The next car
vas IL charge Of q Chinaman Who
proved unable 20 manage Il and L also
vent over the iBeline, falling upon Sa-
peRintendsnt Quaiey. crushing him 10 {
fearful manner and causing instant
death. A large number Of men ct once
rushed % the rescue, but their efforts,
while edeutual 10 remoying the cars al
once. proved unavailinG in saving the
life Of their much loved supsrinsend-
ani.
M. oualsy was one Of the best knswn
and most peDQiaF mining men In Col.
Grade OF Wyoming. HG had aunk the
iirst shaft for ooal at Carbon, Wyoming,
and fer nine years had been in charge
ef the Union Racific's extensive mines
there. Daring ali the time he had been
extremely popular amoag the men Who
seemed willing 10 do more work for him
than could be got ont Of them hY thG
most driving bosses. When be removed
to Como q large number o. the men em-
ployed at Carbon followed him 60 hii
new field Of labor.
His death has cast deep gloom oven
Como, far greater than Wo1lo be ex
peutsd under ordinary circumstances.
Hon. John 5. Kerr, Speaker Of thl
Wyoming Legislature, who cams dew
from Carbon last eveninQ and from
tant facts relating TO the life and deati
Of ME. Qnaley, states that the deepes
sorrow prevails among the miners o.
Carbon over the sad event, and tina
there has been oomplete cessation o.
labor there for the past twenty fou
hours out Of respect 70 the dead super
intendent.
The remains we're brought 10 Denvs
last evening on special South Parl
train and brought 20 Mol3oveFn's IN
deFtAking establishment. A brothe
and sister OF the deceased came dow
from Carbon and took charge Of 60
remains, which will be 3nterred in Car
bon.
The deceased was quite wealthy, an
with his three brothers constituted th
Qualey Cattle Company. The famil
have long been eeanected with th
Union Pacific coal department. and al
ara held In the highest esteem. Hi
brothers are powerful factors In tn
political aaaiFs Of Wyoming.
Tbs deceased vas unmarried, In III
prime OF life, and Of magni6oen
physique.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-27

[COrr. n. o. Pioayune.l

Lace in quantity Is never seen In the
street 10 Antwerp, unless &c is worn b.
EnRlish or Americans; for no Antwerp
lady would wear her rich lace in the
street nor allow herself 70 appear IN q
cheap imitation. These rules still bold
good, tkoagh there is less riRidity than
formerly, and young girls wear con-
tFasts aud their niamas' designs 10 form
and fabric which they would not have
dreamed Of q few years ago. The
domestic and social habits, however,
hold gend, and are maintained az q
matter Of pride By the genuine ladies
Of Antwerp.
One Of these vas only Z child and
would naturally have inherited 8 mag
pifceat eollestion Of lace, gathered and
inherited b. her mother. Bat she was
not inclined 10 work with Ihe nesdle,
and Febelled against the necessary con
dition imposed upon her OF learning
how 10 mend and actually make lao %
as 70 b. able 10 keep IL in perfect condi.
tion. Her mother did not forcs her, bat
simply told her that the lace IN that case
woaid never Be- hers, bus would be left
10 some members Of the family able and
williag TO entertain" aud care for is.
This threat vaa sufIisient 20 induoe the
young lady 20 fulfill her mothers wishes.
and nov she Is not only the possessoF Of
one Of the finest private collections Of
tiQue, bat can repair any Of Il 20 that it
Is exactly the same Is before.
A piece Of lace as made in Antwerp Il
q very desirable possession. ID Is mot
cut up and wasted from the pieoe, as
l..
and the dress IL outlined from il. and
The pattern wrought according 10 cost.
The lace pisces for bonneia, fans, para
aols. and every article Of the toilet for
which lace h used, are all made and
hnished upon The edgs IL the SANS way,
and ara beautiful and permanent pos
sessions. Ihe eosa Of q Feal lace dEesa
e not more than one covered with imi-
saaioa Laos with ua. bat the diiEeranos in
elfGAnes and nnish. In peFmansnt beau
~ cannot BE- pal into w0rds. lttaa OFF.
feFence 10 the actual morality ana e.
thetie iniluenee 81 . lifetime.
An Antwerp lady Of The middle or
business class locks forward % the Sc
qaisitiaa 81 such q dress e NsH York
lazy Of the sane coalition il Iifa might
70 The acquisition Of ssaiskin cloak.
Bat she Antwerp lady more fgsqaaatly
geta tie dress than her HeW fork sister
tue oioak; for The reason, probably, thai
lees Money ID spent IN Antwerp &c trii1aa
and On the coaaiy articles OF street. az.
tire. b01eets, parasnlH, and, above al,
gloves, watch are snch an important and
costiy item IN America Besides, The
men knew thai lAoe dress means some.
thing; itiaequiyaieni 70 their dress coat
Is uili Be 8orn 81 The great family re-
unions and anniversaries, ever all blaek.
over eoioE wiih siik aleexes under them,
ulth lace sieeves alone; 10 sAGFt, uith .
slieht sdditionai expense i will maks
several dEssss-. and be q eFsat eooaomy
a. veil aa elegAnce.
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A GeoERia fAFnes. Who vas carefully
FeaFina Q nice lister % Berkshire piRs.
eoaida'g aeeognt Tor ne disappsaEanns
Of ell bai threa. One day be heard ona
squeaiinR shriliy N TIE air. and sac =
"a bnxzaEd sailing o4 With d. The
faFmsr sheEsnpo1 Ghot The aazzaEd. and
6eEzAEd and pig beta fell - tie gsound
dad
Ahaas California hawk swoepsd down
On . aleepinR 60 a. santa Rosa, The
other dsy, and bara e nqaaliznR and
eeFaiehiaR high IN theak. When aboat
I've han6red feet high ihs haWk iaaa be
RFiP. and The cat sane deWn with fear
fal seioeityi bnt The hEsk eaaRhi &
e ain taEs before d ptFack sns eaffh.
and 80 earryinR q % when snd6anlg
bo4h feli hks lad % the Rrosna. TIE
eat had hitien thfoaRn 10 kaakis bad.
klilinR = inaian1ly, and Ne fAli kilsaa
ths eak
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EouxD ma onnEns, DEx.

San AEToxIo. Texas, June lB.-For
several years she Helots settlement {,
north Of this eity. has besn the head
quarters of ~ mnFder0ua Q gang Of
robbers a. ever Gonrished in ths S0uah-
vest. A cave four OF I'VE nlilas distant,
has been their hiding place In critical
times, and has also been the storehonae
where all sorts Of plunasrvas concealed
b. them.
A shoFt time aes Joe Branpon. one Of
the gang, vas shot and killed while On
bic way 20 this city. His brother, Gal.
BrAnDon, believed that Joe had been
killed By members Of the game, and 10
aes square be vent before toe Grand
Jury and charged FFank and 7. !. scott,
father and sou, manpaFs Of the Qaug.
with the murder Of Frank HarFia Har-
re was arrested u SeptsmbeF. Is8f. '
krAnk eo5t4. Who was then q constable.
and from shat tire uutil 9 fsg DAYS ago
nothing bAd ever bean heard of HaFFia.
The Grand Jngy. On Cal BFannon's i'd
woe, ssn8 depafT sheFifs % asaroh the
Foebers' cave And n Il, tied np IL :
ooase saek. uas f0and 3 akeieton, which
haa aince been identlhed a. the remains
d krank HArFIa Oser the riQht eye "a
the maFx Of = baslzt hola An old
fKisnd Of HaEFis's has idsutised the r.
mains BY NE pseaiiazIy deeayed front
teeth. from which TIE geld filing had
dFopVsd cut, tie fEagmenta q his trou-
ssra. The boosa. and an old saddIs thai
had belonged % ths dead nan, and
uhioh was found II Bome hrnah near
The cave
lis bslisssd hat. - Harris vas lau,
sen alivs vita TIE sootts, IN indlotment
fge murder viii Be foand aaainsi them.
TIE oo3ec1 81 the mufder 10 not QUITE
clear. GnonRh aame reaall she faef shaa
Harris waa very fend Of Mina Eooaa, TIA
dAaahisE and slstsF ~ tha alleged mnF.
daEsEs, and thas Harris had been hoard
70 cay that be weaid marry Ger II L
had % Do 10 - blo1d. Hbs Seotts on
p0aed Harris asd favored one % tie
aans. sos dad H Waa . uurdssef.
: tran useekeE. : s1asa rubhes. and Z
h1ge8 tAlef, but So & sbnfty thiaf,
and biz eoilsefioa Il piaBder funnd
favor vile ths Eaats memberB q shs
Haos8 famtiE.
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SHERIFF'S Sd

N the DISTRICT COURT HN|.
Third Judicial Distficl OF
Territory, holding terms az 2a
No. a6n--DAvtd Allen. NlAtNN
Waller BuIritt and. CAlharlne ai M
wife, defendants
Under and BY virtue Of a. ersas
issued out d the above rame1 N
TIE above entitiod action- daIc1
Dag Of May, 1854 ard . ue
and delivered, have duly HfI
the property described IN rai4
sale and a. folloUa. % Wie
Lots one and -four Il and q block
four lfil IN A. A. Ueuny 5 adaiNN ~
ely II sea Tie also. lot heEaA al
eleven an IN MaynaFds pi4t q lAN
lnow cityl Of Seattle aie0s lal4 sWM
and four q. and A In hl0nk IeH
ttsk II a. A. Donnyn additlnn e AH
Of Noattle.
Therefore notice Is hereby glran q
Saturday, ths Ioth Day - Saa..
AZ the hour Of Il o'clock Is Ae
noon 81 said DAY. a tie CouFi H1E4
Ia the city 81 seattle, kinf I
Weshington Territory. Nl1
enco 70 said order 81 sals. go ~
described properly, et % 1AeA
may Be- necessary 70 Bali8g4 iA4
In said action, with interest,"
e e g pu2'lp anes-ohs =
Tatsd Il seattle. this aosh aeF
ISIS I.H. NclSI
my22id sheriff Of King cqaqll'
Richard Oaborne. pl4tn1tiE1 -
The sale IN pursuance g tee 41
tice b posiponei 20 Mn1daF. ~
Of June, 1856, at thc sans teal
j. ~ HCaHA|I
Sheriff az WirR anuaII
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SNOOUALMIE FALLS

THE NKATfLR eoUAK AND sNo-
4 eaAilnie ffansroFtAttnR comrAny =
NV rftpArod - carff rasaeBseFa and
ffcight trom 8satfls b = oeasiinie ana
telsl uetisfe ~ a WIZ pae -apiRess anA
aisnasch The 4Ansten1 e8ackas3 An1 oa1i
reasa - roacA TIE famo1s Snsanaiaiie
kaala hop rAach q and kaatsnH asa nah
Ina gFaanAa u that rrRt1A.
Two srnxua 4 dsy fraa rAafGla q 50 Nak
kAaxtnM G. y. SsenRs gsocefy Nere ~ :
apeay "a asonaA wFocaFy sire FFeat
Hlxusl At&f
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4 tsuEknl sal. : IsginR ulna
FnlI e nHenticn fos ~ kind.
A nrrzt fEaH. arrUl ard fra,
Thes nener bna<IF beads 3 k0Ea;
That vii not baar q Feathers wei9a4
OF slaEsKys chains for EnnaM O. greats
Tat sRulg speasa frum G1d uilaan-
Thsf neser nnakra leaRue with sis;
IhaR snaps 30 fstters despofs nskss
Ard Ioxes ths trufh Tor ~ oun s4kas
Thst suzshfns God, and Him aianss
Ard hoas - more than - His tABa1es
And frzs1bIes &c no tyFanEi8 uoe-
4 ssui that fears No one bus Goos
Ard thus aau suaiIe e. enrse o. ban--
his Is tie sonl that makas q nan.
WHAT MAKEn A w0wAE.
Nat osnraly dress nor qusenly air.
Nas fsus1ed hand. e0mplexiaa fair
Not eraeeful form, nor lofty tread;
Net psine. nor curls nor splendid head.
Nor osarly tasth. nor sparkling eyes.
Nor paies has niRhfinQale ousHisss
Nat bFlAfh e. sweet aa eRl4nlines
N5t Candy gems nor fabrics dae;
Net "a tie stores Of fashions MARI
Nor ye3 We dishmeuts Of art.
Nos ena nar an e thsee eombinsd
Can make 3 w8man true. refined.
TIA n0& ahe eaakef th8a Ne prize,
Bat that which 10 the easket ii<a.
fhe outward charms which plaaae The
sfahs
Are nauehs unless the hssrt Is Eiahs.
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Tos a. - -rlls.- : g - - =.
kln. ne Dartcr ~ EIt'te4 =
EuFcps and obtalned glsel - - 80
ialsrnaifon ghi1n De 4 con ~
-, 49, =. -l.---r u-lia1l s. sll1e.l
= =. - n -. csH 81
eerr1 rrnIcrfleua sI4fr1Ig eelA
N dnll4rs loF 4 nnekaNq q
Errsg IN. j. y. QfnBoNs -
sfsau, "a Mani,sn Re-
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
Baom
San Francisco 70 Seattle
Weasala u this las iaavo San Ernnciaou
eFurJ Ten daTA specinl confracls maze -
CAAA. "a. WILLS.
~ CAtifoEnia stregt San FrauolaooI a.
r. Il KE1IaKR
N saattia Aesnf
A TIA - Fhe fast st.rnwhasis.
JOSEPHINE

p. x. HOWARD. solo Owner.
WI fEom cnte. car y the United Esatea
mA1 On hoo4s Canal maklrQ nsmi.
beck evgY Maaday and Friday ns6rnire
WI touch &c fnrt 9amhls fer nanlanee-s
o. frelGAt. arriving 81 6Faatia n a.
afteEloon rsturnis4 win lnapo YesieF,s
yaafI - u o'clpck ever Tuesday an
saturday noFnfnG taking TIE mall -
fe.t G11nnie TOR c.a1eck and Uuion Ctr
1ech fnr pors 8amfls ever Cav axrrr.s
saturday. ~ & ke paa9enQoIu and frelrh4
80 reoelVo oEdaEa f1E aEsY pntntan Ho6ls
CEmAl 80
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SEATTLE STEAM llu1n|

GOL1CLT5 YOU r FAIHUNHNT
- With the assistance 81 the iaaN
proved Troy machinery and the aaN
water Of Lake Union. we have M
for all kinds Of work and mng
No III nea8 employed. 0lvN ns ntN
Leave orders with Geo. ". rfanN IN
lnRton q Get. near Commgarta.
Pillman a Co, Cherry, Bat Efr1t
sei8 BAaiAER BROS. f1t
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NOTICE. Of SAFE

TN THE DISTRICT COUNT d. I
Third Judicial District q W
Tsuitqry. holding lsrma q s1alzIs. q iii
County.
No. fs0t-Pctor Moran ard Het M
partners, a. Moran Brotaefa Hteit H
steamboat Eceuomy, her taekia aln
furniture. boilers and machinery
Notice u hereby given ths1, W1mt NJ
decree % the above entitled court ea
record IN said court on the lolh alF s
A. d. leod he ABOVE named slr1m
omy, her boilers, engine, tackIt
mashinery snd furniture, were
snd ofrered % be sold IN lhe Uo1
Tided By law, % enBaor The pIa4N
aooVe named hbollants. and 81 ~ i1II0
Ing iihe lanin
fhsrofoge I viii sen ssld sfasaH a
aaetion, % the highest hi8der, O. aat X
hank o. Lake washington, a. aaa En-
HouRhton. IA King County #R1Ain#Qn Na
rttory, 81 10 o'clock 81 tha faHaata& aa
uIday, the 26th day Of june. A. AT
I'll AAMiNN0M
q. g. Marahalfcr Washiaren Ttfn M
Dated a Seattle. King C0unig. HH1
Territory. his 18th Gay q fuao A =
George n. Preston proclpf ieI ~
haain 3 Gilman proclofe iof inlerferH
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SAL-MUSCATELLE,

The crysfallizsd sAlts e. extracted from
grapes and fruit = most wonderful pro
duct from Natures laboratory the great
ea1 sovereign preparation ever placed ~
fore the American public.
eal-Muscatolio a Natures own producf.
Il supplies % The weary system the want
Of sound, ripe grape and fruit. Il keeps
the blood pure and tbs brain clear: Il
natural blessing - the tagged ont and
weary, IN imperative companion 20 buai.
nsaa men. ladies and children. Have Il IN
seaside cottages.
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City Trsasurers N

TlHR TREASURER or T1IE Clrft1
IL seattle VIII pay On ufas6nIs0r
following named Warxanfa
Warrants Nos. ll30. ila9 liza I. .|
1lal. 1875 and l1oe. from front I
ance. Harrison and KentHclF 1r1. t..
dinances Hos. 5e5 and ISL Waela
Road Fund 70 and Including ff
Fire Fund 70 and including ia
Water Fund to and lncludinR
No interest will Be allowed IN M
warrants aftor this date.
a. cHff RH
City fr1a
Flrat pnhllcatlon June II. Isl
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eTRAMKR TRAVKI. mu
STEAMER CASCADE

a - 0. W. cow fa.ssr
- win leave Heafsis 7ue1
day. Thunsdav and $40.
9lslaE lor Edmond. M1<ilieos Marysville
On 3andmy, wednesday and friday,
For fralnhf a. paaHNas anzlv ~ knapa
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TER ]!

TREsH EVERY MORNING. DTRKCT
~ from thu best dai1its en- the oasnt
No1hing more p8laIAhle thAa C1skAN
SAkkf bUTThR.
CHAE. F. FRASCH,
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TIE TOPIC or THE DAY.
SICK HEADacHE AND

SlkA UEHuAtuk N8D
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
sal-Nuscatello h the bass preventive
ana cura for AL functional daranEsmanfs
o. TIE liver. biiiouanesa. sick heafaoha.
temporary congestion arising from aico-
hotic aaEeragcA giddinoaa. Oppression.
R5mitinR o. feeling OF melAnch0iy. Err
hOlkS IN DIkf, EATING OR DnKNK-
NC tor AL accidental Indigestion ariR-
tHK frum hAglT mealB, nervousness. i'm
pure blood. nettlornsh. itching. az any
ether oveF-acid state 81 the bl0od boIis,
e&an erupriona. commencement Of diph-
theriA. the eject e. moFcuriat poiaonR.
aad the beginning 81 al fsvorS foesHlea.
chieken pox. prickly heat rheumatic and
gouty poison due 10 imBufs hIsnd. md
sourne8 q stomach. Prepared b the
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-27
For dAts Of steamers leaving
SRAFTLR FOR COAL
HlRBOR

Duripk the EvangsIs temporary with
draWe1 zee Capt Tarte. Of the Rvangel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
ALL FOR A WOMAN.
An Old Man Becomes Adviser TO n
Wife and Causes a Separation
From Her Husband.
The Husband Despondent, Gloomy aud
Weary of Life, Kills the
Adviser.

CO. o,-ts Mo Enk az nr Edward III
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