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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09
Opinions.

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GegaEnof Foraker, u Ohio, has . way
e. dealing with Anarahisis which viii
aoubslsss Be vsgy little % theif IikiAR.
Knasosd II lsiaine With them and allow
lne them 10 anqolrs the belief thas they
s1s strong enough 70 ovsrturn the gov
osnmsni q viii, be hAa concentrated 81
Ulnalnnan force Of Eve regiments Of
ohio NntlonAl Guards. With two hsld
p,ssss snd nins aailine annA saoh .
display u force viii doubtless avs the
az hundred sosialEsss IL Cneinnaii
inso qnies, II moi into good citizenship.
Had GoyerpoF Ozlssby, 81 filinsis, tax
sa equal precautions Uhsa tfoubls vas
erai throassnsd q Chicago, il is safe 70
aay that theFe woald have been no
blosdnhsd 10 that city. The Ohio Ne
iionAl Guards vii preserve ihe psaes ID
olneinnasi. That may Be- tahan for
granted. And II he Socialists are mad
eaoueh b attempt 40 uprising, The sol
dlart viii shoot and shoot 70 Xiii, for
fhsro Is not IL the Unitsd statoa & better
disciplined o. bofioE organized militia
shan that Of Ohio.
All things considered, Il l. best 10
make . display % fofoe - The slightest
saapielon q iroabla. and Il Is bssi 20
mako thaa display 80 great that Il will
eyerAwe ths malconients 81 ones. No
honest citizen who intends 70 obey the
laws and has no Idea Of wrong deing,
nsod ever feel aeREisvsa At the pFesenos
o. troops Ia his city. For instance, II
tho Government should deem Il neees-
saFy 20 STATEN ten thousand troops In
Chicago. snoh an act Woald be no mon
aca 70 The IAW-abidlng people Of that
city. Il would be = most decided men.
ass 10 evil doors, bat the right minded
would have no more reason 10 eomplsin
than they wonid At che maintenance 81
40 ordinary police fcrea.
Governor Foraker apparently believes
IA ne truth Of the adaes that an ounce
Of prevention d worth 8 pound Of enFa.
And be q right.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

The CITY Council, as us believe, made
. serious mistake IN repeating the hieh
license ordinances, inatoad Of amending
ne same IN enc or two particulars,
where Il seemed 10 work an undue hard
ahsp upon the dealers Il 4 10 Be hoped
The nav ordlnanoa, 10 Be- introduced By
Mr.. FaFih. viii Eeolify this matter and
be promptly passed. There can b no
room fer disputine The assertion that
he ucnliment Of q very large majority
o the Taxpayers Il Opposed 20 allowing
hesnsas 70 remain a. lov IS they have
been In The past. Ca lhe other hand
tha date for such an ordinance 20 so
lnso eject Should be 2xad far enough Ia
TIE future % eiSe the dealers fair no
tea. and then Grant only quarterly
licenses untll AFTER the new ordinance
shAll 40 Into etEeot, which would largely
ehylaia The dsfaeuity nov arising from
he fact that several dealers have re-
oently paid their licenses q year IN cd
ganee Al The ios rate. and others. quite
naturally. claim that Il vas an In
iastioe 10 make them pay for a fall
yeaF and nearly tuios ne amount col.
Tested from the others.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

SKATrtK 10 ALAsxA.- Soma two wee h
ego en- interview with Captain James
Carroll. then Of she Idaho but nov Of
the Anoon, was published In these col
aims, ia which Captain Carroll stated
that on hts arrival 10 San Francisco be
would do what be oculd 70 indu =
Mezara 9oodAll, Perkins & Co., agents
fer the Paoifio Coast Steamship Cou-
panyia vessels, 10 make Seattle the
sound starting point Of the steamers
running b Alaska, instead Of Pert
Townsend. Tha reasons for this are
obvious. In the first place, Seattle Is
the largest oisy IN she Territory, and She
only place on the Sound which carries
on i Wholesale trade with the outside 20
any extent u is the Distributing p0iat
for the entire Souud oountFy, and every
person 70 Alaska from PoEt townsend,
except the residents Of that place. have
30 pass through Seattle % Get there I;
the business men Of Seattle have already
established Important business relations
with Alaska merchants, whieh relations
require she shipment Of considerable
freight both 10 and from Alaska. There
are many other good and Sufficient Fea-
e0ns for The change, 0niY ono other,
however, which need BE- mentioned, and
thas ta, that Seattle 10 the actual ternli-
nus Of . tfanao0ntinantal line OF rail-
road from Lake Saperi0r 20 Puget
hoena, and that many carloads Of
freight STRIVE direct from the Eastern
cities. and are unloaded directly in.o
the warehouses Of oar wholesale deal
ers. AZ stated before, Captain Carroll
promised 20 lay the matter before Che
agents Of tue oompany, and from tue
appearance % things be has done 90.
tor 70 response % telegram from Coed
all, Perkins, 4 Co, tke Posr fNTnGIx-
0ENcRn ahia uaaFniag advaFtisas the
steamship Aneon, Captain James Or
ron, 90 leave seattle for Alaska, ia Poft
Townsend and Victoria, on Monday,
HAY lith, a O'Clock q. n. Oar busl-
ness men viii govern themselves accord
inQly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

ISsASA-PAiriek MeDOnald. . uOod >
man recently enplaysd By ne sAtsop
Railroad Company Al skookum Bay,
and formerly By Ben Turner, Of olym.
pa, vas bfoQRhl 90 6esttle By she
steamer LEILA iasi evening" % be tried for
insanity. he Il q Canadian by birth,
= years 81 aaa, and a muscular locking
tell0w. AbQut one week eco be began
70 show symptoms 81 insanity. he i'm
AGNES that peeple are saspicisaa Of
him and ak absnt him; that % ls
taken b. his neiehboFa AZ detoativa;
that che friends Of q certain young lady
we're going 30 make him marry her. %
hang hins II be did not. He seemed
% Be IN fear and Used % carry Ms Knife
open IN hia pocket, and a. last tried 10
hogrow 4 auu. He was committed 70
Steilaeoom BY Jna9e Weed. and VIII 20
ap the SQUAD today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

SEATTLE W. T.. July q. isse
WHERRAs, BY DEAD BEARING
w date August ~ l87S, sHoculsd u pur-
aunnGo of an oEdknanoo approved AufHnf
Is, R873 tho city a. seattle coMvoFod soene
Seattle and Walla Wn1la Railroad and
Tran1rortation Compaay, ell the tide
ands south q King 6tfeel In said city ~
seattle, IN. along, aroand and about llfot
bay, from extreme high b extreme low
Ode and Gosp wafer and.
WhnrenA The LaHInlA1tFo Assembly o.
tbs TerfitoEy q WRshtngtcn. hy a. Act
approved Neyember 8 leGa rsflhed and
cnnGrmod nd grant and conEoFan upon
certain conditAonA which have been fully
WkeraaA Aaad Act of the legislative
AasemhiY veSlnd rs tifie e aaid ianda u
sid 1oaftle and Waila WalIa haiiroaf
ana TRnaportation Company. n ~ aim
WksssaA Ths United states has aoqui-
e8oo1 In said grant And conveyance; and
WhaFoaa. Tbs said Seattle and Wa1la
WaliA Rallroad and TranGportarloa Cnm-
paRy has transferred and conveyed al 81
aid lAnds % the Columbia ahd PuEs
Hound Haflrua4 CompanTs
New, therefore. the sad Columbia and
Puget Sound HaAlrgad Company harnbF
gives notice that & clains the oxcinaiTo
riRht % ooc1pF sid lands and % erocl
and that Al psFaon1 are herabF notified 70
refrain from oeonpYina o. antarinR anon
any q azid iaAds without the cunoan1 IN
wT1tina. a. said Columbia and PuQaa
Sound BaiIruad Company.
COLUMBIA &PUakTsoUND r r 90
as8 AaSIstans euparintanduaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

Z Harvey Cleues, ne Nsw York hAnkss,
eypscsse he opinion 'shAi every ael.
sas thas f4s pai into tha PansmA canal
will BE- ioss % TIE investors, thag preb
Aely in The aazt gsnsFasiaa he wssk
raAy b ms3a % pay.n In ths mean
ssna ne NieArAgua eAeAl wsn likely ~
anished aaa thereby leave 40 ueea 10 =
osamrrcial ssnse for oae aesosa tie
fstAwus az Panama
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eee /. xgna q sks Bensnz u1o
Is sisss q led 81 psasss inie ~ IN
asr ths nssa nnfspsrsk.s saspssss. 80
nssns shswn hlnsf 70 - naa q
wae. Has shs aeaena s1n "a Cnstglan
II. Kine * Dsnnssrk. ~ . lfotAes .
tks Pslns.s q wslsk Hsws sssn =
cspauhaen o. Desenhsf = lssS.
whan h isss 10 Grssk ~ . popaaAs
uprinIne, hsd DRIVEN ther kine. OBJ
I back . his nafiys Bssazia. ths4 el.es
Prinos Gsszs - b. essee.aes Ansss
ehoise uaa appressd ~ sts Powers
ed - Jars 3 ths DNniaa - 2
nseYaa tas elowa q afsses silA tas
tItIs q Kinaof ne hsiisnet- - faas
haa bsan = mid and psasetai one as =
exlse@elS eupniar 4rnoAR nis Aa1Jsets'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

TatAE TMrr.-Ths sisAmar Alaskan,
6nilt Ia this city for Captains Myeru
4 Moore, q Victoria. weat out on hss
TRIAL trip Yesterday, aud proved q sas
ccFs IN every particular. sac handled
spieadidiy, making an entirs Fsvolatsoa
" her length either backing or COINS
ahead. Her owners expressed them.
selFss a. hieeiy pleased With her. J.F.
II. Mitchell hatit the hall. and ths
Washisetan isoa Norka bailt and pai
tbe machinery 10 hsF. she i designed
for tie Sieckoa river trade. And VII
leave faF Ntcteria early this aorn.
ioe. wilA C4ptatn Myers e. ne shesl
and Cyrus Hardy az tha throstls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

Tie Tnus - l. mahing q vaiiaRi aRbs
against ths diasiplss q Mosi, schuAb,
a a.. h this Eaeioa and many, thoagh
no. eli, az ias editorial expressions msss
tAa viewe Of this paper bat when Il
salka Of ths Posr IxrREssouScEn sec.
oaaias lis endsAsoEs.r q evidently In
tends 70 hs faestioaa The eaarsa Of
thia PAPER. % this qaseiioa, under shs
zee management. uss nArked oas dis.
tiuetly over = month aeo. lone before
the Tsusss was dreamed az. ana weala
hase been solloved iusi shs sAree. hsd
ne sash paper ever soas into sxistaaoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

0eneEal Wellesley considers Glad
ssone isAlaog, And refuses 10 have any
iniare9aFss whAteyes vita hisa. Il is
saia thaa be viii not svea sit e. the
sane table With she PrsmieS. Tbs
masl Be q crushing biow tos GlAassane.
However, a may Be seme eoasolssion
sar him 10 Fsmemher tbAa oniy few
moatha AGO leia sanss General Wellesley
was saabbsd BY n MAhai mors cam
pistsly shan Be can ever hops 10 snsh
ANYBODY else.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

fha 0fssasiss vesy reIiiuentiY r..
marks that Il MI hea psenose ths
new booSz q TacSmA - kave IL 50 fosth
% ne world thai she usob slsusns whieS
. Zee weeks aa0a drove pe4este, Chi
ness fron their habsiaasoas has ,si
nmphsa il the lsosl eleelsea,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

FRE At.1kN.-Lssi eveainR Aboai 9
c'eiaek coal ell lang IN ths psanna
slAna q Mrs Finneean, OF soaih sso.
uua street. between WasAinEten ara
Main aisests exploded, SETTING tAs Val
raFeF aA are. An siATm wea eiFea ana
he eattFN Ere DSFaFsmenf vas prumps
y % hand. be- 4 hackea q water Il.
siuEuishe& the flames before thsy hsa
gained mach headway. The damage
Aaaoaaled b very lttle.
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Clab PrIsss for he beat Rams and
RaralEn Ellsgalus.

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&ko ahiesE and most cultivated Intel
ecta In every department Of Literature,
Science, Politics and All, ind exprosgion
u the Periodical Literature Of EuroRo,
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$1,000 RRVARR.

DY ORDER OF THE COMtEIsln0
err % King cgnMry, w. r I bHs
o4eF 5000 reward foF the arrest ana
Flc1on o. TIE person. who. on re Mt 1
or fooru4rl, murdered j. NannlnF
man and wilbur Patien. On LAks HE
inRton. n saldscounty.
J.H McoRAW. ahonN
1aaflla v. ~. Fah. u. lAal lM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

RsnnAnis q B.Aak silks 81 IS quail
~ heavy gfus eFatn arus Eak. Sama
gise > eenlain eBeESe Coz . fall aFssa.
Pics rs.laced - ~. pr yard.--ScHwk-
RtczSR haas. ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09
EstFay Notice.

A BUCKsKTN CoLoRRD POW
"A nine years Old, was foumd and b haN
~ JAMES MONTGOMERY ", a. nz1aa
King ceunty, ". 4, Tho owner Ga
cover his animal b. calling fcr Is 81
paying ne charges apis sN
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Crkn rrrA 1nnra Nre1a -.
ly1sa z4ze4 nnd A5az.1.-- .11ez5-I ..
= = =. 80 - um ~ = 3. Ae4A q
Ozsg1ns Al are czr1lallg nrlAs1 = -
Nlf1t Narlz cEnrsh. Euarkh ntzgets
n11E 2zAeE Rev y. Z. fl1rca p4s.1f.--
services IS u =. n sd - y =. t1Er
d1F fcE11L - l1.s5 > NJ. MqE14HE 10.
1ecx oWing 80 Heqpl9E ese.l.ls
heF. u =. Pisrce WI pzzach - 5acE1un
1lze1f 1IHsicn IS ,. N
FIrst zrefhndisl E1sso1a1 chns1h Sec
end st1ee9 naar colantias Hex- , y.
DGuI8oz. ra1uE.--9eEfi1 - Il q m ana
100 ,. d. Sunday School q i1D ,. IA.
M1KnfHx tAelne. : ne 1l9eznMfaeni Doc
tEinee & Cbri5lianilTs eFenings Ms
Poor
f4rileFsfreetfe stul 8er Mao anz Teeth,
~ ~ chapel un1aF eaho1 AIN p.Ea.
9erVsENa as 40 y q. Ihem1e HuilnlnS
fer Sns1Y An fnwl1aa eNcinlfy
tao1e e aha sUufhafn part q We cl11.
Toanx Msn's ChrIstian Association,
corner fao1t an6 EArfon streEtz Meet.
l1g ~ y N. = which all are most cor
daily invited, especially BtrangeEH ME.
q. Carter VIII LEAD.
Unitarinn rvfca Ia TIE Masonis Han.
Ekonl stree4 O. H Greer. mintHer.-
Sunday scheel Is II 3. N. Services Is II
=. n. t1pic. Teachings q Iesua
aver body welcome.
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RamaanaS q salarNa aEd Mack 6Es
kesnca Dfesa tieoda, ~ psnse pFies&--
rscnWknscaxz Eass ~
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$1,000 REWARD

4 WILL PAY TIKI. ABOVE REV.
perDUms implicafed IN the murdered Nt
eruuh, ~ Green river, on The iin1 ~
n. p. II. r., IN Kln9 county. w. II. o.
he night Of Sept 81 1886.
j. N. MORAN,
ap5ldw Sheriff 81 KtnR eonNtf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09
Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF
~ the dissolution this day. Of the part
uerahip heretofore existing between II.
l. Yeelsr and John 8. Anderson, under
late partnerfhip Will Be paid 70 said n. u.
Yoslor, and all debts due or owing fr0m
said partnership viii be paid hy aafd III
l.. Yealar. II. l. YhSLER
Per u. Low NAN.
Attorney IN fart
JOHN b. ANDERSON,
Seattle. w. T.. April - 1885. fslm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

VtW0-sT0RY HoUEk AND LOT w
= Third sreet.
en- Lea e. IS and Is up
HotsI viii hax. Laun6ET. S0de WORKS
aacnna hana FnRnitnRe 8tuEe.
80 nesus ard. part clenred. q per sore
whfte river ranch. cleared bottom. so
sRes,anranfa. 80. $50 500; bargains
Good Business ChAnees.
1mpr1vsa Ranchsa. s9sa $40 $50 up-
BakuEy. eoE1 Three snioonA
vacatsd claim. SO lreilnquished home
sad O. pre-empti1ns o1aa sl2s 50. 80
ElvsMcrs hnmas. cleared, 30 uR
Trade CITY Lets fog Ranch
Mortgages on sotid property, e1os %
$1,000.
CITY and County Scrip. -
New and ssound-haad safss.
WANTED.
Money: god security; best mistress
pasd. Can ca ~
women and girls; highest wages paid.
Tronsrs, washers and cooks; No. pay.
To furnish farm banda 80 PER meath.
Cansasssrs and agents. IS per meath.
partnsr On improved Stock Ranch, e600
Two lady partnerA fer life by two well
todo men. Donfsay anythingl.
FOR RENT.
Three Fruit and Vegetable Gardens
near town. yeEy cheap; take thsm 81
uuce,
Nineteen house8 s. TO IS.
Furnished or unfurni shed rooma with
az without board, n q month up.
Popular Saloon sc
hay no cash rent.
so-acrs Improved ranch, s. q month.
House aad large garden, n town.
Furnished Restaurant o. Lodging House
/ SO each.
LOT near centsr q city 10 Isasa.
Money 70 loan On short time and ap-
proved security.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

RemnAnts AZ eelossa Dssss Sik. Pre-
thea - Seapanacsza baos ny
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REMOVED.

THTTWORTH & THOMSON HAVE
w removed their once 70 tho third
door Of the Gordon Hardware Co. 3 build
better prepared thau ever before 70 exc
cute surveys. examine mines report on
the character Of land. lay out town plata
and make 6ne drawings for aAy Pun pose.
We have better facilities fer work than
any other firm ID the northwest.
EAC3ty Surveyors ONCE -
p. o. box ia Seattle. w. 4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

Sick headache. hshItnai ooutfveneas
palma n back and ifmhs. loss q Appetite.
had hn1akh and taste In TIE mouth, etc.,
entirely cured ~ eha ia *
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czAa ,. MUNDAY
SURVEYORS. CIVIL RNGINnnR


RTvM ENGINEER AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fifteen years experieace
on narroW and standard gage railroads.
An county work properly recorded.
Once over Gordon Hardware Co, Front
ct; residence cor. Third and blanchard.
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RMKsACHAN AND nUReR8N.
nRADUATR or TIE DKpART-
" ne1t q 1lssirEne and tlzEEzEF q gle
q EoExth ard ) ezsz11a afxe
SreMlal attauGiNn gfNGn - ehHnmlc Gia-
gEsss and Al surgical cneess alsn 70 tka
diseases Il women.
Al Gals nHompelT attande1 fs1l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

RsnnAns o. table linen, Riaass,
Crashes. TiekinRs, Lass Curtains. In
msnss bargains this week at sczWA-
BAcHzn BnoG ms
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Facsorv In Wa Caons's ness
srIck Building. ThIrd q.

HAVANA AND SKID CIGARS
II manufactured and kap9 N Stock, In
large 0unntlzfaA
peafers win hnd 4 70 thair advnntaRs
% by directly q ua. - We sal strictly
Tor CASH hsnns cur urloas Are very low.
Ihe ea8h a7Esam enntles us 70 sal chan,
oooas sent @. o. d. 70 any pAF4 e he
on36G
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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!

HAVING F0RECLOsED A MORT
Ill gage on TIVE kilna Of brick. and be-
Ing dealRoua q turning them into money
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lots cheaper than any enc else.
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ap9 Grocer Ele Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09
eEMERAl AMB nERY0us DISEASES

MARY A. L0AGAKRR, M. D.,
qEadnate Of Womnn's Medical College
q Pennsylvania.
0l1ee and residence. li9 Columbia e..
Seattle. Disease. Of the Ere. Ear and
11roa1 treated as specially.
Particular attention given % the treat
ment Of dissaBas Of women and children.
Consultations In English nad German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-09

SRAFrLR. March & sssa
UR- II. ID. LoSGAEkR Dear Sir: EoE
nl9nf would b 4ro1hled with dil1cuit
breathing coughing and expectaEalinR.
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miserable from thu catRxTh q the head.
nosa and the asthma. for which could
md 20 relief lad heen pronounced IN
truakment. from which recsfved relief
in few days resulslng tn 3 permanent
cure
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professional a1Ein and treatment, feel
can most heartily recommend al persons
suffering fran disease 70 him, with the
assurance that they VIII reeeiFe moak ex-
cellank professional and mentcal treat
menk lmhlzl Cz.ARK D. DAVIS.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
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County Scrip at cfice Of W. w. NEWLIN
Attorney Law. Punein beck. Front 81.
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"A tica In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. OfIice, 1t rooEas o. the Prohate
Court, Yealer-Ieary Building.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-11-13
THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I3. 1886.

-uly the sugar until dissolved. Let the.
whole boil for three minutes. remove
from the fire and when cool bottle it.
TO pour it for drink, fill a wina-glass
onc-third with vinegar and fill it up
with water; stir till thoroughly mixed.
TO CLArIFY SOUP.-Just before the
soup boils the scum that has risen to
the top during the process of heating
should be carefully removed: little
rold water poured in will assist the
particles that compose the scum to rise.
After the soup has been boiled it should
be strained: this may be repeated, then
il the soup is not as clear us you would
ike to have II, mix one egg and its
broken shell with teacuptul of cold
water, then to this add about "A teacup-
10l Of the hot soup, then stir it all into
the boiling soup; let it boil up well,
then set The kettle upon the back part
Of the stove, and when somewhat cool,
strain it.