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AGRICUL
Sheep Breeding for Profit.

Increased vigor and developement
usually, perhaps invariably, result
from crossing breeds, and this improve
mcnt is greatest whore u highly bred
male is coupled with females Of infer
ior breeding. This is so we'll under
stood in England that the most oftheir
mutton sheep are ss-brea. The
Lester ram if used with Chevot ewes,
and the Downs with Cottswolds and
Leicesters. In this country our So
called native" ewes give profitable re-
turns when mated with almost any
pure bred ram of a mutton breed, the
best results being obtained when tie
right sort Of Il Down ram is used. But
in the next cross only half as much i'm
| provement is obtained, and so on with
succeeding generations. While cross
bred male might have done well III the
| first instance, he would be an injury
afterward, and would cause a rctrogres-
sion in the progeny. When ewes are
saved, until they become three, ,tourths
or scven-cights pure, they should then
be crossed with pure ram OF some 9th
er breed to obtain the best rcsults.
For profit, there is nothing better
than the annual renewal Of the flock OF
breeding ewes. 4 proper selection of
native ewes will give greatly improved
laluhs by Down ram; and by good
feeding they can 60 to the butcher at
a profit soon after their lambs have
given return of $50 to 200 per cent
upon the original cost Of the flock
THIS can be repeated year after year
But while this may be the hockmasters S
rule, he should modify it so far as to
retain such ewes as are of special value,
either because Of their Individual tX-
tellcnce, or the remarkable resemblance
Of their lambs to the pure bred sire, or
their superior milking qualities
TO furnish the males for this System,
il is Necessary that there should be 4
sufficient number Of purebred hocks
in the country to supply the demand.
The proper breeding and care of snch
tocks often require more expense and
skill than most farmers can give, and
they can much better afford to pay Il
reasonably high price for pure bred
ram from flock of known quality,
than to attempt to breed him them
selves, or TO accept a croSs-bred ram
as a gift.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-01
How 10 Make Pic Crust.

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n,n ~, +hraoou,r,ars of ropnd
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Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-01
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age of goods of large value, that will start
YOU in work that will at once bring you in
mouey faster than anything else in America.
All about the $20OG00 in presents with each
box Agents wanted everywhere, of either
sex, Of all ages, for all tie time, or spare time
only, to work for us at their own homes
Fortunes for all workers abs soutely assured
Don't delay H. HALLL1T & Co. Portland
Maine
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-01
Maui. Ill thnt n.n n

Nearly all that We know We accept
on the testimony Of somebody else. |
those who have never tried DIR. WALK
ER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BlTTERs
and are suffering from dyspepsia, bill
ious or other fevers, kidney or liver
complaint, or from impure blood, vii
receive the testimony of the many
thousands who have tried the Btters
and been cured, they will be acting
wisely.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-01

"Put out your tongue little fnrth
err said the doctor, addressing a lady
patient.
"a little farther STILL" he continued
"Why, doctor,' Interrupted the fan
sufferer, "do you suppose u woman
tongue has no end?'
"perhaps it may have an end, mad
am lie replied; "but the inatances are
very rare in which it has cessation" "
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-01

NAHEAEmore money than at ANYTHING
aRN \ IAH else by taking an agency for the
w 6aVh,st selling book out Beginners
succeed grandly. None fail. Terms free.
HALLFTT Book Co. Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-01
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

- qhansas ]. Minor has r1tuE1ed
IS fEip doun ~ nsand.
- aseifs 70 call aflenzicn % KLIn4
sr5afes eeg adFsrtI1emeut4
es4 src7fnu, 40 has been absent
- ~ eisg several days. > expsefed
tits sgenlzz.
- Kaa StnaQhton q Fansouger.
E q ne Iazt Legislators, i visiting
A. HaxzlsR1on.
re 7ounx q srs bis furnished ko1se
nf daring tie Water. pxeYided 4
~ sanaus ean Be found.
900 adjourned yesterday nftaEnoon
- go .maek 10 enable 81dna Greama
y 80 { tsgrn 81 oosst - Whaie9m
orr . 10 dslaysd train ia Pert.
- ffese 80 10 Eastern 81 C4lifoF.
- ri fsssived 81 tts hesttla olhse
- aieht.
mssoas are requested 20 assemble g
s lehn's Han s. 12.39 ;. ~. % attend
f1BsEal 81 theiE late Brother Nc
fsaahiin.
pAs ssrs, Of tbs CITY stablss, VS.
ssrsblg kFaised b being thrown
t~ buqaY il . RansWay accidenf on
f5day aftsznoon-
4. palllips Of Olgmpfa, Who
r. 80 visiting MTa. Henry o. 6trnps
- - pest tao weeks, returned 70 ths
fai City yesterday.
~. I. 4. BAnks vas anaoua the
.s<sksfs eha addressed ths mssfinR ~
Rhods Island Womsn s1HFSEs So
r.1 q Rr0TideEes. reoeztly.
- sarser's pile driver. While lying
= - fses 81 ths 0ssan Dock. aprsua
sk. hllsa WITH water snd sank. She
- Be- faised with little o. no difIsaiiy.
u.srs. Herin & Alexander, she
s.r5srfsi artists, we're compslIed =
sr1 their temporary quarters to ths
ssmeaf 81 the fealeI Lsary block,
~ kavs atsad 90 very pleasant shop
itsfear 81 fhs Btnk Bxebanae build
e O. Washington street, near Com-
a6TsaL
ms warriors grades Of assp Turned oui
AZ shs Seattle Eosp kaol0fy are growing
svsagy d public favor, and orders are
msfised from vaKi0us points fhFouah.
20 chs Tertiary b. tie cpmpauy.
4hs9 have increased their wol king
lafSs snd ampf0yed their facilities foE
nsanfaesars u order % KEEP pacs with
- aalaand for their goods.
NJ L +. Jordan. 3 veil known eiti-
IN q Port f0auaend, died on Friday,
sdea3y. tbs oause Of his death u
~ 3 hass been internal hemorshaee
IL. Jordan wss ab0ai 80 years OF age
He isaVea Z uife and seven Children %
n6afn biz loss. Dis wife Is a daughter
& 81. J. q. Olineer. Mr.. J0rdan has
tan ressdea Of Raget Scund tganty
Ysafs o. moFe. having lived in Seattle
and 10 Olympia q good many years ag0
Rsbssf, 4ke four year-old son % X.
Il Carpenter, Of Fae0eu, was aoei-
fsniailg killed tBdag. An older brother
and Be Wers oat hantino. Be older
brother Was carrying sue gun ana b
sema mishap Il vas discharged. TIE
t1af4e Of aha1 slFnek she Hftle fallos
soa1rsig Ia tbs forehead sad killed him
1lantlg. 1No neiahb0rs Unopened to
Be onlg few rods away and ran a.
ches % the boy, buf 81 oourse oonld
Nndsr no aid. except 10 carry The re-
HaIHs % ths house and break The terri
~ news 70 tue mother and family. The
father vas away from home 81 the tims,
M returned on tue EsphyF as oar 10
lofmant. NJ. LaRtoh, left, and vas 90
II ieaaFanoa 81 the accident Tha
family are reported 90 haye iDet another
ahild eoms Tins ago bv soaIdinR. Rev.
Dfiw0gah viii pFeaeh the funeFai on
Monday next,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

That eranbsEfiea oan be successfully
lsisad % Pueet sound has beaa thor
tuahly demonstrated b. A. }. Barr Of
Olympia. vho. 10 1871. planted thrss
hfty-foos beds Of Nsw Jersey cranber-
res. Ii apeaking Of bis success Nj.
Burr says
~Tuo sanded and ons planted on
She natural box. The one on tbs
natnfAi b1a Iii unsh betiaf than TIE
aaudea hoda. in 18s gathered fram
ihe natural bed ESQ large sugar barrels
e berries and bat one from tho aAnded
1o8s.
Fs0n The Afsy-foos natural bed 10
9 gathered iva barrels Of 81 gal.
hos esehs and from the two sanded
tsas liya barrels, q total Of $40 gallons,
which 1 sold e Is cents per gallon.
Wholesale. amooaiiDR b $1lI.d0.
have four acres 81 viaes planted.
uhieh have no4 been set oui about two
yeafs, aud sre doing as val IS these on
ny small bog
Maok o. peat land, that oVerisws 10
abonf she Ias Of MAJ, IL the best for
elanbsrFy culture. Mr.. Burr vas IN
SEATTLE yesterday. He Is endsavoFiue
o interest tbs people Of this section Ia
NE imp0ftanee 81 and profit OF Gran
berry aallufe. Ha has appointed Alfred
HayeeF aRant here for che sale 81 bis
New Jersey oranherFy vines, and will
and down conpse OF barrels % cFnn
befries from bis Olympia bog. Farm
ess and ashaFs interested In this n.after
can get foil information b. calling at
NJ. Snyder'a store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

There are aome books. like the 70
markably popalar -FranE'a Albam Of
sonRs.p which asaken Ia those Who
have genuine musisal taste. real en-
thusias1n. One Of thess Il TIE nsu
'tAlbasa 0f S1na8.H 81 Haifda1 KiernIf
difaenlt 80 dad anxuhars songs trner to
natufe, pQfeF ID sentiment, more melo-
docs o. beautiful, than tho thfFty-three
ID this yolame. lhe melodies, watch
afe il shs 6naat workmanship, wifh
Well-wrcuaaf harmonieg. and JET not
diiheuits prove that kieFuif Is q brother
lti song and the "a tal Of the illuairions
ffanz. Ihe eriginai tsxt n BY tbs most
noiabla WRITER'S and includes . song IN
French by Victor hngo. All Of che
Sings have English tfanslatioua
The FeadeFs Of q hen Hur," General
Lev Waliees's fascinating /" Story Of
the Christ" vii be Rlad 20 know that
the sweet song Of the fair Egyptian,
Wake not. bat bear me Lave" has
been set 10 music b. George T. Osgood,
aud pabiiehed b Oliver Diison 4 Co.,
Boston. af s. oenta.
YietsE Hazo's Day Break With
litaesg y ~ n AAtelf Nclif NA1 image
Lass" By J. W. Mheeler leach IS
osntal. and MAJ Plutti's version of the
swedish Feik-cona. HiRh Ia the Yaalt
Of heagene IS cenis}. charming love
songs, ara announced b Oliver Dilson 4
CO. 4 hey also announce she following
choice Instrumental pisonss = Waltz,
from tins opera u Loves Vow" (a5
centsl, = Liily'a Garden. Polka an ex-
eeilenf teaohinR Fiees (25 osnts). Man
doiin Polka Tor violin. b. Q. 4. Prait
20 eentsl, NoctRrne. b. Chovan go
ceufs5.
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Lsssnanl Rss6srssk nshusitn era
be pslsg pad ssef.ls 81 fss slsarsss
lisasEs 8 ssarr geslss5ag sfl1rnooa g
theif ~ hone fern Alaska Eieussn-
azt Esauzika 30 rstrsd - his sszss
soem. ~ y. Li6bsy. Jr- Pauisnsos e
fhJNcai 9aazrepay - Pdneoasn CT
isze. : msmhs q lhs party. VS. %
dsak md b 8 har9Iea sonssrsa,isn Es-
parisd nsnasdsrahis infuranstnn ahous
ne enpfesAsluHa In Aiae&n. Eha parsF
enAaissea ~ kau1enmt SEQ IA Pro.
fesn1s Als4ceg and ~. "A. M SETON Karr
81 Eaai4aa. They h8Ta heen n AIaska
slAee last &aEe. and srent ogaK thirty
esys e szelars1a amanR fhs St. Ehas
AIpa.
Professor Kdbbs1 wfl irgus : hcok
c1nt11ntna lie result u hia inerstsaa-
ilo1E. iaesadinz iar1a fnnd 81 infof-
lnstla1 afoet 1Ae Iakefzs lndisns Ihs
tfofeaoE sid ttst tbsse Eufians have
no1 bssa sEudied - SCIENTISTS thas far
e1a he szseEas f1sf be has been vel re-
paid fok tie labor pat forfh II biz oriz-
nal fese4EeA anone thess indiana.
khsy are 9 1sfb1 81 sc Nitka fndiaua,
ana RiofF ID iaEae st0Fe 81 ieaenEs
Professor Lfekey w4s also gsKy mach
Interested IL Ehe exploration 81 tie
nqansatn8 He ezys th2l the resalf 81
t1ia paKIFs WORK Wlll add = great deaf
- tie knpwiRdee 81 ihe phgsseai char
ac<ekistios 81 tie ST. Eliss AIRS. Ihev
climbed 8oanf 81 Elias % an altiluds
% over Ito feet, and Professor Libbe9
t1laks fn4t t1e aQmmit co b reached,
e eei2lsY II tie attempt shOuld q
made fFom fhs south SIDE insieai "
Ne not3a, from uhish t1e attempl =
tnelr party gas made. he took atosf
10 FleHs 81 the m0untains and she eia-
sisfs. and be has about 30 pictures u
The 1akaiat Iudi1ns. and = vasf sm0ans
- 14aFes ard ueasureme1la.
Hhea asked about the new river
which thes discovered. the Professor
replied thas 3Snoe tkiger ltbeg callad 4
~ tA1s name - nonoF 81 Gs0rgs 9anes
~ tae Aaw York Ii1iss, undeR whose
auspices sehwatka'a exploration was
made }. vas > river - great volume, 90
tifeiY covered b baEks u ioe, exoept a.
lte deitAs scar TIE head Of ley Bat.
The Indians Do nos lske auch names as
aaines. d kaon og Jones River, bat
unen apokeu % concerning this fact
Professor Llebey said THAI there is 20
Danger u tas name heing intexfered
Eith D. tie I9diana. de sid TIA she
indians bad strong superslili0ns regard
lnR re moantain and lts surroundings,
and cannot Be- Induced b approach Is.
Few ghits men viii ever oare % make
that tflp. - Il u altaeetheF likely tnai
the name Of JeEes higer and tie other
additlona 10 our phyaicai geography uili
Iemain undls1nrbed as they we're tstab-
llahed b. IaieaienAnf schwalka and bis
friends.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

Thar sAu0s MUDD1E--It win Be re-
membered thal after delegation Of
sailors bel0neine 10 some Onion went
"a board she ship Kate Davenport 81
Port BlAkslg and took her Grew out Of
Der, the osptain sent 20 Victoria and
engages 4 cfew, which cFeg vent before
tse Shipping Commissioners as Port
fownsand and signed the articles. They
then oatae 10 seattle. intending % GROSS
tbe Soubd and join Sue ship, bat on
their arrival here they we're met by an
ether gang belonging 10 the Sailor.'
union aud induced % refuse 10 JON the
eoip. Tue captain had them arrested
for viossil0n OF their shipping articles.
and after = bearing Jaztioa Lyon Or
dered tbem sent on board the chip Tor
duty. Yesterday some httorncys tor
Tue Uaion ERaFe oot . writ Of Aabsas
eorpas % have the men bF0ughs before
Judge Greene and make Zoe captain
sh0N oause soy they should not be re-
leased fram the snip. he nfst writ
dissolved, bat aaothsr enc Vas inn
medialelY swaFn oat. made Feturnabls
before Judge Hoyt a. Olympia AZ ? p. n,
on Monday.
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crnw r0R pTEE1

Pies are fre9GEutiy pEEeeded ~ q
asnsa e wsiRtt ID the baek. IONS and
iowsx part II the abdoman. causing thN
paazanf 10 sRppose BE- has some aacclieu
81 shA kiAregs aF gAb0rina erRana.
AZ kiz1sa RYnEt1uas 81 indieaaaian ara
rrasa s, kat1iaccy. uEeaRiEuas az ahe
atonseh. see A Moisture. lac psrspi-
raksaa. prodocing q very dianeroaahie
isehinR, AFTER rrttinR WArHa. Is : cosn-
man sssaadant. Bind, BlsedinR and
hohine Piles Yieia a. oncs b ne aurl3-
oztias a Dr. nosaakoia Pie Esnady,
iha DR. Bosanke Nediczne Ca, F5qaA.
OAK. SID b. A. q sxEuAEz. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

OuR NEw DEPAHTUHE. = We have added
10 our lines A FAScT GOODS DEPARTMENT,
teriAla. such as Pom Pons, Banner
Rods, Zspeyrs, Woods. Hairs. stamped
Cheni'les. Knitting Silks aud everything
pertaining TO frat basiness at Eastern
cash prices. For instances. Zsphyrs, So.
an Ource; Chenille, 25o. q dozen. Every
thing else In proportion. Some are In
stQa4, balance viii arrive on TIE Mexico.
1 prices. CHEsrKR CIEkKH.
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An nFrrkN


AID nE1CkS.
Rpana tTip SIS. Erst eiAss. Excarzion
train viii issse Portland Thursday, Sep.
tenster S1sh and fEadas, Ocioner sEta.
Tickasa aoed 90 return auy time witkin
uineav aayA IAia n the lowest Foamd
trip Fata sxeF made from Pneat Ssand.
AID Il i hoped that everybody who ca.
vii avail taenselsgs - Ia AL Wha
nay wssA 50 attend tte W. @ + e. en-
ve1tion. hetd a. Mian<apalts from o..
totsR "a 10 a9lh, vii have azri4 ssre
70 ytsii tke far E4st.
Ftrza eizss Paliusn aFagiuz roem
s,aspinR ears. fun va tha Naftbern Pa
esaa, thfaoeA frsan Paftland - Sc Psai
Witko1t eAAaee FArtisa desireas q go
i1R Esd cln ott4in vsi1Sbte tufrrnss.
tioa - appiFina - 4. CNEEzsa.
Tackxt Azeat. sors1r MA and tlosumsr.
etal atresss. ssAftia. ". (. SIS d4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

Mns. AnssEow'a SO0rHNo SxKgP, fer
children teeshing, is the prescription Of
one Of the best female nursss and ply
siesans 10 the United States, and has
hsen used for forty years With never
failing successes By millions Of mothers
~ testhfne is value - inealculabie. tt
reiisyss tae child frsm pua. cures dya
s1tefy and disrgnlns, gripping II The
bowels and wine coils. b giying health
- the eaild Is Fesfs the uastber- Pries
Sc. bsgtie. apzidWiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

baILtIANF DEsrLAY.-fho grand elee
iFls hight exhibition a. ths san Fran
slseo store last evening given for the
pafposs Of shoviuR 81 the new stock
q goods recently purchased by Mt
AcDaaEsl, while Ia New York, VS.
tsfy largely attended, Tho stnFe being
ttEanRed With siaiiefs from o'uleck
anti %. All day long A large force OF
e4peTlenead clerks were busy dressing
Ne Store out Ia les NEST brilliant attire.
ana she goods weFa 20 expusad that
they u0nla sbow of 20 the best possible
sd2Autage. A special c0onter was
placed II the front Of the store fer he
exaibltion Of TIA goods Ia the millinery
department., which Is under tbs super
vision % Miss Belle Young aud Miss
Mas Randolph. The artistic manner
q this diepi ) rejects muah credit
epen the Taste Of tbesa voung iadtea.
lbs display In the dry goods depart
meni vas very complete aud arranged
WITH mnoa skin and t4ste. Campstent
elelea wcFe fuand IN each department.
g ahsveT questions aHd chAt With the
VISITORS 6at 40 goods were offered for
sAle. Ihss display vas made more bril-
liant b. tae light fram four Sco0-eandle
p9WeF arc lights, which made the N
.sfiof al tha immense store mere bril-
hAni thAn mid day. Fully 100 visitors
called ~ ths store 90 enjoy the exhibit
uon, and the universal verdict vas cue
g satisfaction. 4 display likc thai last
etaaia2 given By MessFa. toklas & SIN
kafnau Woaid ha 4 credit 10 4 CITY ~
iafRe aa San Francisco.
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FURNISHING
Hats and Caps!

We have just opened an Immense line Of Suits
and OvercOats. which, Tor quality aud make, can not
be surpassed. We claim and can convince yen that
our latest garments, which have hecn expressly made
up for our trade In Seattle and San Francisco are
equal to the best Of custom work and be purchas
ed for half the price and win give satisfaction.
CALL AND SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF CHIN
CHILLA COATS AND VESTS. Cur Gents Furnish
ing Goods Department is filed to overlooking with ali
the latest NOVELTIES Of the in Underwear, Ho-
sic J, NecAWsar Silk and Linen HaadkerchIeis, frsm
the finest Europeaa Goods to the cheapest Eastern
and California productions.
In Trunks and YaIises we have an immense as
sortment particularly in Ladies' Saratogas Latest
Improved styles just received
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-10

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

Gasxo EAar. Frank Q. Young. Of this
city, viii ieavs Seattle fer she Eastern
States nsxt Saturday. Daring his ab-
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