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The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-04

THERE shall be no SUGGEST to the man who is
not willing to begin sn all.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-04
How to Secure Health.

Best, easiest to use and cheapest, Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. SOC.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-04
u Cost More

Custoiner-YVas that jamaica ginger
you put ID that soda2 Il doesnt taste
ike II.
Drug Clerk Examining bottlesl-By
Jove, I've made d mistake and given you
audanllnl I'm afraid TIT hare 81 charge
you halt adolIar more. sir Laudanual
ZONES higher than Jamaica ginger yoa
know. ixtg cents please. -hostoa
llsre being "a days 20 The season.
hi aggrsay consumption i placed ii
0o0 0oe oyaheE
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-04
REarrfetl on Raannla.

ME, SuaFles Dualey warmers nun1or-
ous presentations in Harper Magazine Of
the difficulty in continuing q woman's
identity with her maiden name, after it
ls merged in that of her husband, calls
attention, incidentally, to q real difficulty
ID deciding, when a IN is to be ad-
dressed by letter, as to whether she is
married or has been married. This will
be recognized as having often occasioned
embarrassment, and sometimes Iudicrous
and g awkward results. A charming
young lady Of this city not long since,
who had hardly reached her teens, found
q letter In the post-office directed to her
with the address of B. Hobart, ESQ. 1--WE
do not, of course, give the real surname).
The greatest difficulty in the matter is
that single women are often offended in
having il supposed chat they are married,
and married women are In a worse state
Of mind, if possible, at the suggestion
that they are in a state Of single blessed
ness. The Springfield Republican sug-
gests that il Is allowable and proper for
every woman, in addressing a stranger,
to sign herself with her proper title in
parenthesis before the name. II holds,
indeed, that to omit it, in fact, is hardly
proper. Time will be required to edu-
cate women to the point of realizing
this, but il will be an aid to others and
may SAVE themselves some modification
il they take this curse. -Boston Herald.
TIE E'irst gVamam's Climb.
The first club composed Of and designed
exclusively for women was founded in
London ten years ago by clergyman's
widow, who saw the need Of such an
organization for her sex. It's members
now number 200, including the March,
ioness Abergavenny and the Countess
Beehive and Guilford. who are sufficient
to give II tone in England. The initia-
lion ice and annual dues are each two
guineas; members having the privilege
of introducing kinswomen by blood or
mnriage at q guinea q person. II is
considered quite ~aristocratic, scrupuIous
care being taken To look after antece-
dents, but not the private morals, Of all
applicants. The Alexandra is another
fashionable club, which men are never
permitted to enter, even as guests or
visitors. Those women only are eligible
who would be admitted to the queens
drawing rooms. Itbegan with 200mem-
hers, and now has 500. Initiation and
dues are two g%uineas. The Alexandra
has bedchambers. where members may
make their toilet for the evening or may
stay for d limited period at a stipulated
price. It is two years Old, and flourish
ing. The somcrvitIe is d club for work
ing women; annual dues, five siillings;
no initiation. Lectures, debates and
other entertainments occur every week,
when ill subjects, except theology, are
discussed. It is eight years old, has
1000 members, and Is exceptionally pros
porous. 1t ii said to have done d great
deal of good, and will do much more.
S&EES&&H& AwrA
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-04

No love is SO unself1sh as the mother-in'
laws,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
oYNcK OF TIE

-1470'79-i 80 CHICAGO n, July 40. 1885.
OWNFPS of mortgage bonds Of the Miss
" isspi River Bridge COMPANY hereby notified That
the United Trust Company o. es x az
designated by lot bonds - ao. ~ H.
u be redeemed required by t-e u"' s"so '- -N"- -
sinking Fund OCTOBER !. tcnv, rouv p,-o~ n
said bonds viii be redeemed ~ heeArs' JUN" 4@'O-'
Co, No 81 Willam-st, A1w-1 otk; .,.. ,.,, .oa..
October !, 1880 -s r, uoarvu r,...r-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
REAL ESTATE.
pr-s1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.
. ;nnortant improvement IN Wet olue prop

An important Improvement In west oioe properly
=, IA begun next week John D. CrmminA PARK Commits
ana contractor for electrical subwsys has contracted
- n willis James Of the firm Of Phelps Dodge Co, ana
member Of the Real Estate Exchange 10 take OUT 'no
on the whole 'front.' the east side Of Tenthave
tcann Fshiv dfth Eighty sixth SITS and 2nO eet on
ce. "a. ~ making "a lots IN all Inc st
CSC & & 10 Zoe devoted large apartment house 1 .ne
sN tr 10 small modern private houses THIS Is one OF W.
us nportant and costly Improvements yet st'eo IA '
distI4ct a.. al pstata Exchange
ory brick dwelling 22xa6. No 40 last fliths
qeS et vest of Avenue the house rents Tor ssoV
10 49, : Ia 400 70 Joseph r Carey GuermeAu Drake
Wv Yesterday sale for I Lihman oi q nvesiory
ieiooh -ct house 25x70xs3 No 29l EhSaoet
eenS asn Surng Prince 20 Francis kennea or
81 % NJ rents Tor So $50 Schuyler Giles reported yes
So, be sae Of plot Of ground 1022x1Oo on the h9I,a
rcsf corner Of West EndaNe anu EtnS- ~
Neserole private terms - . al, o., ANAL nnfnr-
bet een hirtieth and Fiftieth sts ana Broan
nishs rorth ave- for about 5000 month Ihsrs
way A. car for fcu,-story house between Iwenty.th
wa ,nfh SIS and 1trd and sixth large frame
ana h LOT 5OxlOO In Linden ave- Jersey Slty fteAFs
bouse Tor ss 500; desirable house In Fluehing Long
49, W. -, 81 100 building 50xe0 fronting on New SVNeI!
Issn m was Hudson River mousse
an seTsptveiehi acres, Poughkeepse n l. Iol
sea ebonse al fourteen and eighty acres IN Der
e~ov,v ! for $1,000 country seat OF sky "
re- IN Bergen County, \: j. ior s40VVoi an" la " nv
-, In clinton county, Ohio for slo'OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
STATEN ISLAND SECURITIES.
FOR sALE-A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OE
THE STATEN ISLAND AMUSEMENT COMPANY.

The undersigned oferng the above stock
ton staten Island Securities,
which he makes specially. Tho old Railway stock of par
value OF $50 formerly sold As worth SO
The Rapid TT stock. which sold 90 has since
reaz ef 200 and held much higher The Rapid Transit
Bonds placed 60 and selling at lie The
saint George Improvement Company cost s shareholders
40, and closed out at 100
Tie panv. which originated by Erls
tus nsrmeniaty 10 increase traffic, has shown
this Summer It's ability attract and
and prospects and earning power excellent
Possessed of good complies outfit valuable
tracts franchises. &C. Il offers attractive investment Cir
culars further be had appCa
ton 10 GEORGE b. RIPLEY.
o. nroaF y. Novb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

NEw-loRK. Friday. sept 3. 1851
,or,o,trr sale was held at the Exchange and Auction
Room today ~ Il u c,a,sh
1892 ayralin0 with lot No TAO East 5thst s g. 49,. .oo
i6s II " OF Aye-D. lot 22xS6 carey eAV''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

NEW-YORK, Aug. rs. 1856.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
TIE Consolidated Electric Light Company Tor Inc cleo
ton OF thirteen trustees and two inspectors 81 eec.
next election and for ne ansae eon 81
any other business come before them VI" De held
at the ONCE OF the company Mutual Lie buAding 81 Nas
wednesday, roptenDef 10 AooO' az - "4O0A
Polls open from u 70 D. IN. , -... -. a..,..
ber II iss6 UENRY'C DAVIS, secretary pro tenn.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
Il GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY. -o,,- ~, ~,
The eertln,afes OF the CiLN RAJ TRUST COMPANY "
NEW-l DIRK ana stamped stock Certneates vii De ex,
Manageable on and after FRIDAY, THE 10Th INeIAN AZ
the once OF lie said Trust Company for new eoures Of the
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia IAWAy COMPANY ~
Accordance with The agreement % ORGANIZATION. .
The Of per cent on lhoonv Do"u Oe4'iN'
viii be payable on that lAe oo,,.,,-rrv or
PURCHASE AND REOEGAN lZATIQN COMMILIEE "
tug 3 A Al ENSEsEEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILROAD = +. OASOA - SHAa-in@N
New-York Aug IL 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
Qonnirp DropertD ruauisa

HOIEL WANTED TO rent with privilege Of
lease located in thrifty village ON Inc of rs,iws,
~ furnished or partly furnished lp good eond
r. Iot zee tAn ~ roonS some land with building "a
kLuss ta auH psruoelsr ter inssrvisS. J. r. Iox al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

tonutrp propertp for 5aIs auo Go Get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

A GREAT BARGAIN.-Splendid 3-story
"A hrowrstone and rrescoed dwelling 70
l23t mirrors and gas fixtures must DC soiu
er.Ce $1,000. = Der Al remain possession
WICK IF 1857 Broadway, l5e West 4@4lA-sl.
ATTENTION Is called 10 those elegant trst-
~ class houses y East -Othst Apply on prem
ises % owners. G. n ana \. A " i4-4-i@A-1'
TOR SALE in Fourth Ward. large lot, $4,000
Il square feet suitable for factory.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-sL
DARIlES deslrng to purchase an extra Well
bur stone front house spiendly decoIs'tl
VII please with ueH architect - East o41hsI
VstClman on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE R. r. co.,

WALIST,
NEw-YORK, Aug. 81, 1856.
Tie Richmond and Danvle r. r. Co Offers 10 the holders OF
~ der,r hands eleven hundred and eighty dollars
per cent consolidated gold bonds bearing interest from Isl
October s and twenty 30 100 dollars IN cash for each
one ebeuture bond with all unpaid coupons
attached m accordance Oi the proposition obtain
w " | ~ " A. S. BUFORD,
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
Gsrursirus.
lror oss(9~ss"G

" "
TIE ONLY ALI-wATER ROUTE DIRECT TO
THE COMFY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH
THE BEST EXCURSION STEAMBOAT SERVICE IN
THE WORLD.
TO.DAY's TIMETABLE FOR COMFY ISLAND:
LEAVE WEST 2SD-ST- y. r. TO- IL m IL l, Las,
220 3l5, 4.lO. 500 500 eco, 500 900 .. m.
LEAVE PIER (NEWJ NO l. y. BATTERY Place Station
Elevated Road $50, 1890. IL 30 M IL 30. LOO. ais.
3, 3.45, 4.4O $50 $40. 100, $50 $50 d.
RETURNING
LEAVE COMFY ISLANDNEW PIER 1910 a IN, 1910.
- 24O, &l0. 5s45 $40. 9st0p m,
LEAVE COMFY ISLAND OLD PIER. ll4O n lao,
3:25. 500. $40. $40. 1890 p. H.
and az much oener the necessity OF travel may require
Mr.
LONG BRANCH.
TWO TRIPS DIRECT TO THE OCEAN PIER
Leave West 23dst. ". r. $50 m. and 800 p. n
Leave Pier New No !, y. r. 10 a. m. and p. m.
RETURNING:
Leave Long Branch II 3 and 8 IS !.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20
Extra trips nom West 23dst at 30 and from
Pier 30. J. y. r., at 2 A. and go ?.
FARE TO LONG BRANCH AND RETURN. Is CENTS
Excursion Tickets sold az all DOWN TRACK stations
elevated rf with free transfer between South Ferry and
Battery place FOR "a and 81 ave. passengers.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Sunday. September additional tips 10 Long Branch
and p and Pier lSew) No. l. n. r., at and 80
%. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04

NIICHTGAN AND OHIO kAILKOAD
vi RFORGArIZATION
d.ro. heen entered ordering the sale ~ the Gbore
nropsr, an NOW iss5 holders o. bonds Of ths Michigan
En Ohio RAILROAD Company who desrs 70 avail hsmsavos
ntlse viii depoaI Their bonds Wit Tue CenIA Itus' ~o'
pany 0 New Y0fk or BEFOhE W u. - ,...,.1 -, ~,
uloat1n 70 lbs anta Trust company n the ONCE OF
Brown Bro 7 ft',sf chairman o.un.....
fEuEf rK0MAs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Mrs. Ph0se Ohesley, Peterson. Clay
Co, Iowa, tails she following remaFka-
bic story, the truth Of which Is vSuched
for BY the residents Of the town: :. am
70 years old, have bean troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness foI
many years; could not dress mysell
without help. Nav AN free from eli
pain and soreness, and am able to do al
my own hoasewoFk. ! owe my thanks
20 Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, sad removed completely al
disease and pain Try e bottle, onlJ
50e., a. A. b. erHvAKr's drag store. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

The rsduction Of internal revenue and
The taking Of Of revenue Stamps from
Proprietary Medicines. No doubi has
largely benefited the consumers. As we'll
aa rslisgisg the harden Of home mas
ufasaurars. Especially IL this the case
With Greca's Aagnsf Flolssr snd Bosehes's
Germas Sgrsp, as the reduction Of
thirty SIT oenta per dozen, has been
added 10 ineFease TIE siss Of the bottles
ooutAinine ehsse feDcdies. thereby
giving one- dfth more medicine 10 The
IS cent eiKs. The Aagast FlOtnrr for
Dyspspsia and Liver Oonplsinf, and
the Gsrnsaa SFrpp for COACH and Lana
troubles. have, perhaps. he largest sale
Of any medicines 10 tbe world. The ad-
vantage of increased size Of the bottles
wiIl b. greatly appreciated By tbs sich
and an cted 10 every town and V1ilaGl
IN civilized countries Sample bottles
for 10 cents remain the same SIZE. deldS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27
nzan EsrArx
Ths sollassnR aesas have besa sisa
foF raeoris rs,.r. ,.r,r 1.rs rnnunrs.

ms soliowsnR aesas have besn SID
foR raao1d since COR lasf Report:
Arthns 4. Dsnny sd wffs 10 SohE
Sgark. lots 2 ard 8, block So. Tsrry'I
ssec1d addition; $3.50.
L. w. Ballard and uifs % Gems n
LochFidRs. los ], 2. 5 and 4, block 5
t0wn Of elsnghtsr; $40.
Il. A. Turner and wife to p. n. Lewis,
lot I, block n, Oestral addition; $50.
d0hn Webster 20 Le&ia MeOallister,
bloek 10. Cove addition, sxespt Iot u,
or Is lots IN ell; 5000.
John Gordon % Charlss q. OoIsman,
ali his interest," IN the eaaE half Of Col
Inns location claim; 81
The Sheriff 10 joan @. BrautiRam,
lots and 2. block 4s. NaRis's addition;
&697 Is.
same 10 sane. lots and 2, blook 10,
Eden atseifon; STA &c.
same 70 same, los ]. block =. Poutius
addition; 430o.
same 20 A Maokinsoah, the Z. 4 Of
8. W. Of sectioa :, township y n,
range . Ed acres; e350
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Fears are entertained for the safety Of
Thomas 6sevens, Who ir travelling around
the world On . bicycle. Ths last dis
patch from him vas dated Hong Kong,
October 4ths and stated that be vas
isavinR fer Shanghai through the heart
81 the country. Al the rate Of only
thirty miles day be should have
part OF November. unless be has met
vita icul play there e nothing that can
have elapsed since De lsfs HoDg KOue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Ladies neea nst Dow complain thas
thex can't Ret nns ard styifsh hats and
't-,npsis siBce tie Baaqess has ePened
80 the uew store ca ths e0r1Fro Of kfnns
al Naaiaan streets. thai sore really
rerrSss ana stock, ana sells - . very
90 urias. Everybody shsuld - 70 thai
sore 4 sheF want - Re1 coed Geoda
$50 MxIxm 4 Co. PF0priseorA Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

3 0. Austin and wife, Of Olympia,
~ The city.
Nj. Dudley blanchard vent down 10
tsnlsh Lass night.
4 EsndFisk. Of PORT Hadlock, vas in
ssAtlls ChnatmAs.
NJ. d. II. Gilman returned from
Fpitand last night.
n Kay. Of Rentop, o. Snnthe and j.
ksoRl,x, Of Seabeck, are at the AElinR-
"a.
H. Z. 0wens, W. Burgess and wife,
Z. 4 Palmer, X. West aud William
Masters, Of Portland, are at the Bruns-
nRk.
Miss Josie Ferry went 20 Olympia
I.,isidAY 10 visit her relatives In TIA
paca.
=, L Cream, Of San Francisco. Evan
laomAa and X. q. Reese. Of Newcastle,
nsai lhe Brunswick.
Manager Shsafe. Of the Seattle. Lake
saafe and Eastern Railway, will return
ma Portland this evening.
Mas Gaeis Thoru3yke entertained
q members % hes klnaergassen GLASS
. voI.stmas day, with party and
mai Christmas tree.
0se. A Gillson. Of Stuck Junction, J
= Moore, Of Fall City, X. J.. hellwaiB,
esn Francisco. Wm. Shuman. Of
salkilaa and James Mcclure, OF Nev
ist Oiss, are II the Mes England.
~ ard MIA ". II. n. Green enter
Nnae party of gentlemen friends on
.snsimas day. The dinnsF, consisting
NhFiasn courses, Was elegant ard wal
i eeaiiy euisyed By those who partook ol
= ssneFoas hospitality.
I .. ", shelton. Of Port Blakely; Il
ssos, !: henueet AID II. n. HRnsp, o.
saa Vermont T. N. Armstrong ans
s1ss a. Armstrong. Of Newcastle. ans
A.iA1l Il. Mhl,tlssey, Of Pert Town
~ afs q The Occidental.
4 plsasaHi Christmas dinner va
- y w. and Mrs :. CaFkuek. Ihl
eN.e euesss we're a. falloss; Mr.. ans
~ L NeslsF. Mr.. and Mra. J, !
h. ard Mrs l. y. Wilcoxsu. AE
~ v. 4 Forrest. Mrs. A. v. \
- ~. ". oarksek. seymour VII
eae g Webster has accepted d
.saa u Associated Press operator Il
-. s.ssa Unicn Ieleeraph Office d
n ~. Tie position vas Tsceoli
aesnt By TIE resignation Of 6eS
ueFea. MF. Webster has worke
Aay e The Offices IN the Unite
ri Aaa vii undoubtedly be foun
hl aud efioient mAn for a
I, sIsasdiuRly delishsfal Christma
~ s1eni ~ The residences ct Nj
va Harrington. Theguesl
-. stoFs At ?. N, which cos
- aasA $50 eeipg followed BY
= tAfioas CAristmas discaaFse
aeesss Wese ushFfud into she draw
NC atoai 10 o'eioek 10 witness n
- 81 presents FROM q vel
80 hlsmiRaied Christnas TIRE
E.s'te e euloymeut Of all pFessa
sV tes oaliaren. After tue 81
49, toiieued visiting. card piAyig
h s.s.a aaents, aft which the enes
esfsAFL Auans thoss pfcsei
-. saAowiRR. Ma and Mrs. J..
- ~, aSd ars II. q. strive, n
-. oeeood, DE-. and Mrs. q.
~ AID Mrs A. 4. MAel alsk
~ ~, l n. wlleaxen. Mr.. a
n q fAgksE, Mr. Jack Fsskf
49, Psalm, Mr.. ". n. SHARP
Le~is Mr.. G Z. Ksllee
Aa1 A.oaEtson, Mr.. u. W. Nswll
9fsNold. Miss Mari Stray
80 sisss, Mr. seymour Y i.coxs
Ga. 3 aafsinksna. Miss Lassie Ma
1esase and Juaiih Minos.
a-Bsssa AZ 49, -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

~CENTEAERT's = the most POP
ular kid glove 10 Amaries, Sis fos ave
huttona. 81 80 fes eight estiosA IeeS
aFs Far below tie Frlee % any other
@ssndard maker, and for o. and dnEA-
hilisv are unsxoelled. The above are ~
~ s,viees (the glove = not sold 1t weota-
ssleI Al sCaWABACHRR BIOS. deli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27
a CAPTAINS FesrEsATE DIscov-

Capt. Coleman, echF. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and u. T.,
be was unable 20 sleep, and was indnoed
20 TRY Dr.. Kings hsw Discovery fer
CONSUMPTION. IL MOI only gave hin
instant Fslief. but ailayed the extreme
aorrnsss ii his breast. Hia children
ueEs similarly affected, and single
dose had the same happy eject Df'
Kings Nsw Discovery y nov the sian.
dAad reBedy 10 she Coieman neusehoia
and a hoafd tke schooner. Free Trial
B0ttles II this standard remedy af A. b.
szxwAnr's DruG store. dB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Ma wMsEow's eo0Tuno sxEvP, foE
Children seething, Il tne prosnEiptson II
boen used for forty years vita never
failing success By millions 81 mo1heTn
for thar enildFea. DuFinR he process
Of testhine 10 value ~ inoaioulable. q
relieves tne ehiid from pain. cures eyg.
entery tnd diaFKh0a, gFipina 10 tie
noueis and wind collie. by giving health
- NE child ie rests the msther. PFios
80. absttla. au1idWfy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

THR DOMINION STEAMSHIP E1NH
Runnina between Liverpool aad Que
beo, thence By rail % ell points IN the
GATED States. Sail from Liverpool
every Thursday, calling 81 Belfast and
from Qnsbec every Saturday. Steamers
are laxRe and fast and etesEaRs accom-
mOdations unexoelied by any ether
line, while the voyage b 500 miles
shorter than VIA Nsw YoFk, Tires days
Of Il In the sInostn waters 81 The Gulf
and river 81 Lawrenes, famed fer
beantifol, picturesque scenegy. Steer
aQs and prepaid certificates sold ~
lowest rasea Also drafts On kuFope
and bank reuaitianeea 70 any postofhce
address. A. Cmu.HHaa, Ticket Agent
for TIE Northern Pasihc Il. Il. iyl4 du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

q. DAx1Es a Co. wili meet any redao-
ton made By book dealers 10 pEiess OF
books. We always mean % seii Al the
lowest possibls rates, bat when othtrs
ssIl q lev artseies belog cost 10 via
patronage, we Uiii discount their prizes.
Ma WON'T m UNzsERa Id. cez3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Fine eiiss 81 fFon ths Qaiso Olive
Fern, santA Cara CoaEiy, California;
ALFRED Wrieht's uneQaAied naporisa "a
frnrt. ard fall asssEtmsni Of ans sro-
series. vii compare prices WITH any
house in TIE city ard Always guarantees
TIE qaaiity.
dsis ALrHxD ssxDER. T06 Frost street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

NNe. voNsON =. y, n assa

EsIxif - warranted, u eesanse u y toe
besa bod preparation known. II will
positively care al blood diseases. parl-
hss the whole system, and thoroughly
builds 10 The constellation kemsmeef,
ne gnarAntce Il. Sold BY A. b. oxKwAETi
Druggist. det5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

The Besl salvs m Sue world for Cnlas
BEuisea, SORES, Ulcers, bali khe1mt ke-
YER sores, letter. Ohapped Hama Cnii-
blaina, Germs and al Skin kfuptlonas
and positively cares Piles ~ 40 pa
required. Il = guaranteed % eve RoL-
fsct satisfaction. or mo1gy refnnded.
PEios - asnia pr bux. ku aaae ~ A.
B. NFNwan1. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

nriIi. uaterproof dnek. eorduroy ard
a ~~kfasaeh elothinR for spcrtsmsa.
80 as1srtmena % kana % nnAde .
1870. CaA ana &c Mauplea a
WmF'a Gun 6t1ra. els
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

LADIES' should know they obtain only
shoas free fFcD psisonA. Efeem&n,a
Medioafed Tavizible Ease Powder ia
haFmisSs ~ ths dsw- Preserves ene
heantiHas The eonplexion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

HoIrDAY PKKzExTs.-fcu viii and ne
an~~t Assortment ef meeFschAnE asa
amber Rooda Mi very Loo pricse q Law
RUos. Commercial street. dslSi1Al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

CmnIs1mAs Tnxm AZ TnISEEx CHuncA.
The children usll have their tree and
sine their carols on this iMondAyl
av.nlns Al oscloek. Shuaid. hoWexef
49, ~.sw al heaNily he seFvIse vtii D,
pamtcuaad antN TIE n4xs TAR ots11n4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

RKv. W.R. RxQ1A, Baptist Chnreh
Aurora nla, says that Gtlmore's Arc.
matte Wias d heusshela remedy Ane
thAs no family Ehoule b wtthout -. a
B. SxxwAKI, ARsna- a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Rish iaes asnncina. We archie only
houss that carries erKFnmly ane apanc-
ms. Thsy VII bs dispiaysd thia week
h cansaE window. 1oxzAs q hzxaEz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Rxv. II. b. EwKlx, q knxilisn, N.Y.
says Of Gilmors's Aromatie Wines Il
bsiisso Il - b most dssirnbIe remedy
70 Be pisosd In every family A. b.
szxwAH1, agent. 9w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

syrup 81 FiEs - nost agssealsis and
vaiuAble fnmily remedy, AZ e - easily
taken b old aud yoanR. and e pE1Hpt
and edsstive 10 caring Habitat Cos
stipation and the many liz dspondlnG
kidnsys, Liver and Bowels. IL acis
gently, strenRtheninR she organs on
healthy activity. For GALS b A. =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Remington Type Writer Awarded hrs.
uremfuup. Portland, Ore0on. Aesnanies
Faig, 1855, several machines compettnR,
none others FecoRniaed. no-o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

II VOC want nics eke,s eAov BY the
quart or aailou. pigs feet Essdy for the
table, kiln dried Esatern cora neal.
pAtens hulied Rastsra baekwhsat, sET-
nKR keepa them. dels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-27

Fer youF mince meat, plan PADDING
sarrnnss, raasina and citFons HUaHzs 4
MrrInR have tie choicsst - tie lowess
rrlcea 10 tha cliv. uA4