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The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
Irish Americans.

An ahls Protestant American writer
IWillian Mathews, LID. D in "Hours
With Men and Books ~ says: "Who
are the men VINO have built up this ma
tion and made it The great Republic it
is? Are they all, or nearly all. of Anglo
Saxon birth or descent? Not to speak
OF the Swiss. the Huguenots, the
Dutch, and other minor peoples, let US
look at the Irish contingent to Aneri~
can greatness. From the first settle
Eaent Of the country, in field and street,
at the plough, in the Senate, and on the
battlefield, Irish energy was repres-
ented. MARYLAND and South Carolina
was largely peopled by Hibernians.
Maine, New Hampshire and Kentucky
received many irish emigrants. Dur
ing the first half Of the last century the
emigration from Ireland to this coun-
try was not less than a quarter OF
million. When our foIefathers threw
off the British yoke, the Irish formed
sixth or seventh Of the whole popula-
ton, and one-ffth Of all the commits
stoned officers III the army and navy
were of Irish descent. The first gener-
al officer killed in battle, the first Off.
Ger of artillery appointed, the first COM
modore commissioned, the first victor
to whom the British flag was struck at
sea, and the first officer who surprised
fort BY land, were Irishmen; and with
such enthusiasm did the emigrants from
the Green Isle espouse the cause OF
liberty, that Lord Mountjoy declared
In Parliament, You lost America by
the Irish We will not speak of the
physical development Of America, to
which two generations of Irish labor
ers have chiefly contributed; we will
c,nfine ourselves to the men Of brains
who have leavened the mass Of bone
and sinew by which our material pros
perity has been worked out Who
were the CAROLS, the Rutledges, the.
Fitzsimmons and the McKeans, of the
Revolutio 2-whence came such men
as Andrew j ackson, Emmet, j. G. Cal
houn and McDunie, of a later day?--
whence the protector Of the Erie Canal,
the inventor oi the first steamboat, and
the first American railroad hence,
two Of our leading sculptors, Powers
and Crawford ?-Whe hence our most dis
5tinguished political economist, Carey?
They we're all Irish by birth or dess;-9
sen ,se[ .sg Il
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
Dominican Monastery ofLongford.

The Domnican Monastery of Lo1lg-
ford Was founded by O'Farrell, Prince
of Analy. in 400, according to general
ly received accounts. 1t was destroyed
by fire in 1899. and Pope Martin v.
granted an Indulgence to all who should
contribute towards it rebuilding Pope
Eugene Nv. granted similar indul-
gence.
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ity dawned upon the world. Forty
years before Lycurgus formulated the
laws of Sparta and Feis of Tara assem-
bled under the great Ollamh Fodhla to
regulate the affairs Of the Irish nation.
The speaker then gave the history Of
the place, the manner in which the
kings lived, etc, closing with wish
that the exiles OF Erin anG her children
at home might soon hail her
great glorious and free,
First flower OF the earth and first gem of the
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
THE GREAT NgOYEMENT

on the Hill of Tara forty-three year.
ago, under the guidance OF O'Connell
marked new era in the history Of ou1
country, and WAS destined to be The
forerunner Of more active movements
for the regeneration OF this old land
said another speaker. The first decree
Of liberation went forth when O'Con.
nell struck the chains Off the national
church, and won emancipation for T.
900 900 Of Catholic Irishmen. But there
was another question dearer to Irish
hearts than that Of religious enancipa-
tion. The union was carried by fraud,
and the great question of the day was
the multiplying Of that union. Then it WAS
that O'Connell unfurled the standard
of repeal, and assisted by that great
temperance advocate. Father Mathew,
the repeal movement swelled to enor-
NOUS proportions, there being no less
than 6,000,000 Of people at the Liberia
tors command guided bY such patriots
as Thomas Davis, Dillon and Duffy. 1t
was Thomas: Davis who suggested that
monster meetings should be held on the
places with the: names Of which were
entwined association s Of Irish bravery
or English perhdy. Accordingly such
places as Mullaghmast, Cashel, Lime
rick and Tara were selected as the bat
tlefields of the repeal campaign. The
largest and most important Of these
meetings on Tara's Hill. and among the
scenes which characterized that great
meeting there was none more striking
than
THE DEVOTIONAL FERYOK
with which vast crowds knelt and
prayed around the grave Of the ESQ
United Irishmen who lay sleeping their
last sleep beneath the shadows of the
stone upon which for centuries On top
Of centuries the Irish kings were
crowned. ln fact, around this 1nemoc-
ial,Was assembled the strength Of the
meeting, and we arc told ''they cared
little for the Tara meeting compared
with the 'Croppias' graves, unless, ln-
deed. that meeting was the forernnner
Of something that could stvenge the
men VINO slept in it, O'ConneIl, now
ever, passed away, as did the patriots
Of As, but their deeds or memory can
never be etfaced from the hearts OF the
Irish people. AT the work they 1nau-
gurated we still continue, aud will until
our right to liberty and justice shall be
conceded. Theyoung men present were
requested by the speaker to study and
encourage the. study of Irish history.
"Without acorrect knowledge of the
history of oltr country he said, I'VE
are only cropping in the dark and will
never be able to achieve tor it anything
great or beneficial. The history of such
places as Tara is well worth studying
and will repay the student tenfold FOR
the trouble,'' and in order to acquire q
good historical knowledge Of the coun-
try he suggested that in every city,
town and hamlet in the country socle~
ties like the National Historical and
Literary League should be formed.
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Sweet Belfast.

Sweet Belfast.
4. d. Sullivan, lord mayor Of Dub
lin, in late issue of the Nation, has {
poem entitled Sweet Belfast, y whict
he ironically ascribes to Major Saunder
son: Mr.. Sulivan's poetry has lately
been extensively copied by the press ii
both the old country and America
Here is his latest effort:
Sweet Belfast is the city for loyalty,
Boosting of order and breaking the peace;
There we are fond of honoring royalty.
Also OF sroning the Irish police:
Loving the sort of religion and charity
Taught in the speeches of Hanna and Kane
And gaily engaging in scenes of harbsrity,
strewipg the highways with wounded ant
slain.
"God Save the Queen," is our favorite chorus
When we go rioting over the town; ~
Also 1--WE kick the Pope before u.s.
'Rule Britannia and "Croppies, Lie Down,
Hes but traitor false-hearted and callous
In whom such ditues excite no Joys,
And surely the rebel should swing from the
gallOws
ID. w no loves uOL lu6 lUu6 Ol LUZ 1IOtc6tdAt
Boys"
Prpperty's rights should be safe from invasions
That is a maxim of floyalty's school;
But in Belfast. upon certain occasions,
No one should ask us to stand by the rule;
For when the lodges feel warlike and frisky
The wrecking of Catholics houses is sweet
And the robbing of lots of their porter and
Al isl 5s whisky
rs ToswiIl 1t or spill it abroad in the street.
Life in Belfast has many advantages,
Sometimes no ..pavers'' are whizzfng about
But yet provision OF plaster and bandages
',TwouId hardly be prudent to travel without:
Of course tbs the home of good will and fra
ternity, 4; III # 4 @8 Il ;;:szs ss W. g 4, y
But one thing is plain from the facts of the
i i past: ss s sl3 4. Il.
Il men should be alvey prepared for Eter.
u nity,si s5at
ecially those who mnst i've in Belfast.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
f3oeaa,o,
Sm Wemneifcts 9eprt;>

Gn franif Statiititer bar upitin..,
genbe Seregning ON ben oiennem;r;.ca'
2epealoer hos Eeripner meo ipr,f;.m
SeitjGitiselier us Stiainocr,
@artnere, Sfippere % 5iifere er qs,.
tiben gjennemlnitlis So Nar, bus D..
sere, SrDs9ere % slastcre "a gtor f..
Wurere, Gsmrere us Malcrc 80 w..
bos Smeoe o9 Snebfere AZ g(or e.,
Sfpmasere ps Sfreboere "A 9lor, r..
Stenbusgere, 9%itbo9raier % sptt,,,
Al aar o9 hos Sa9leicre % qrbeib,.
iplt 80 Iar. Sil ben anoen Sotpoo,;,
bsrer 2Grbe ps Stuoerenbc. Sos Gsia.
lise er @jenneminitsaloeren 81 Nh,
bos 2Grere og 5ilploser 81, bus 3lr;
tier "a os hos 9e9er 40.
Man ier altiaa berai at al Den fsra,
aatesorie leuer De Meunelter lpuna
Der bar beres 8eifjeftiselie / Set Gri,
iauipm Gartnere us 5iitere. 9erns
igfger De, Der beitiaftiser Zig meb sil
berebelien al 9epnetsmibler, iaaium g,,
sere % SrDg9ere, o9 enbelis tunns
Saanouarterne eiter beres furitieuin
Sag % eiter De anitrenselier, bid.
meoisrer. ut Stomusere os strus.
oere sienneminitlis opnaar Ell iau "a,
slber, berpr paa beres itileiiooeuoe Qis
% hos Stens os 8ileobussere bar ~
fine Step, De itaois inbaanber unSr
oeres grbeioe, Ell itabelis SnofpOst
paa beres Sunobeb % meoiprer en- tcp
tere 2iusparisbeo. sos 0aeleiere %
Irbeiosiulf, Der t,aar ben lapelte gQSr
(fun 80 Iar), ipiler ben beioerla
8eitjeitiselie os ben / &eselen oaarlin
9eoemaaee Ell pistis &olle % biorass
til ben forte 2iusoari9beo. SeS ben
anoen &atesorie, SibenifabsmGnbers
er bet interesiant at ie, at De @eiltlies
Der melt leuer paa 9anoet % i 93e0etn
osiaa fprer en- reselmasiis o9 maate
boloen 2epemaaoe, upnaar ben bpith
Iloer. 0erpaa fommler 5ilOlo9er o.
2erere, Der / 5erierne iaar ben nDop,p
oi9e SO % 5oririlfelie. Suriiterm
Der ofte fDrer ct pperanltren9t gin, o.
GG9crne, Der CT loiatte for Smitts D
Iarlige Serprelier, opnaar en- lnn9t h
uere @lenneminitsalber.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
M pDerIanDenc.
Spcrt9c.
@ntapianite @raphpelpet | llpiala

VhfuptuHliS ViupVphipti tpIni"
Spmfirfe. Gubper, ium bar pGret
llpiala Epmfirte, oil miupes oct prog
tige @raufpr / Sirtcn, bpur Der or reiit
ct Warmprmpnument puer 8iiItao @alo
% 2 al bans @enialiuocr. % buor Bag
gene ere bebrtteoe meo Sreifomnlerier,
Der forcitiler DC pigti9ite Segipenbeber
/ Spuaers 2ip. apusen o9 bans Suitru
bpilcr imiblcrtio life / Sartppba9erne,
men / Sorlpet urber Secret, bporai fsls
aenoe Seltriuelie turbe prre al Suite
reSie: 81 Grappetrin fsrer neo til to
imaa bp9lpeoe Rlm, bpert IL SOB laust,
u SOB brebt % 6 Sob bpit. s bet
inore SpGlp itaar tilbbire Ell flor limpel
Spbbcrtiite paa Sernioo % oeri CT 3
meset benimulorcbe 5uruliiter, betlGSte
meo tort 6lpiel % @ulo9alouer. S oisie
bpiIer Naia % bans to isrite @enial'
inber. &on9ens Stelet er bel oeoll9es
bplpt, Sppebltallen er al Ell uiGopanli9
9Gn9oe, Tanoen langitraft % basuolu'
oenoe, RGierpben nebtrpft meo ltGrtt
ubpitlebe Sienbrpnsbuer 8a9bopeoct
iieloent fort. Yaa 0ronning Marga=
rctbas Sopeoifalle lisser eli liben 9rpne
al G9te imaa Yerler. 8 Ell 3intiite til
penitre lisscr ben treble 8emalinoe
Gatbarina Steubod. s bet bore SpGlo
ltaar Spban Den 3bies % bans andre
@emalinoe @uniaa Siertes Sitter, builte
liselepes er al Yin % operora9ne meo
tort Slpiel. Ia Sobans 8iite blep
aabnet / 1871, fanbtes life fort mere
isicn at bam END BET til Wioien rGtfenoe
StiGs. @%rapbprluet, lom MI CT unoer
Separation, bar lite paret aabnet, iioen
Sarl XIV, en- Sang Sespnbelien al iin
&esierins beipste llpiala % neoites
Sp9lpet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

W"W"~" p| "W" "aT Nmpa btmth 94 lar Umt ma Ra ar hb Ne gro nr tna
me" NSn mo at m mn Smtmt man m 10 f bet mew hmth Uahnr ahnhro mAn 5r~ 49,, un
@h S"9 Ff @nWfa Sm GOOSE nh m ha more Gina m leo r rmmroana.m u4mm -
sh"rra mF8F d tmm pf nmm mNub her life mn mMa BET 9e mdo home une mx,
SmEh nMaa mt Mm@t~r @9b aBrf mere Smy men life De mere rmmcnm INN mn g. me
""' "" "wW"N p""1m IAN o@hpff9 ON mA at TONNE mmm na Sb9 rNro mr n on.
"T a'F"a""'" pm O@" 0HTaTm %tnhG bHu emo Spr erm en Mna but 9mm suramr, mm..
"s@ m~sa S"@p@h mOag dmmhd8 amhbt mine 8uhrg bmnem m mine mprm on .m
rp"f"usea 0s ONT htPNtS maAMt 9ehmb r um hqhn at lea hm 1m n ,num
"m" "S"r"ss m'Smt"o' hSen S~SN 90 rect 1anSGne" err nit gmo Ran bonn. am mnn
@@ Nae
1VER LARSEN.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Mrbeioslosbeo. SerOm lfriuer "aal

Mrbeioslosbeo. Serom l~friuer "galb.
Stiitst." Den 2oen Nopbr. 5olfemarfes
bet / GalbOrs tps / Dag i'm Sespnoelie,
ibet inauel 9penoe iom SusbOnoer lises
ium eiter Ell fGlles Iitale bauoe laoet
ben / ite Nouember ben9aa / al 8o. Wen
ira Morsenitumoen / Dag bar Srepes
gabe pGret iaa tGtpaffct al tieneiteips
scnoe, melt 8arle % 0rense, at man
fun meo fort Seipar funbe pasiere ben
nrpnte StrGfnins. Der er / Oa9ens
SOB fprc9aaet Ell Del SortiGitelie, men
Se9iaret eiter I~rbeiostrait fumes bog
lite at itaa / Sorbplo til De man9e tie
neitiesenoe. 5or Yisernes Sebfoms
menoe er 5orbUloet ocrimub Set mob
iatte; Der bar tim fOmmet iaa til Steoe,
% bisic fob nplenbe o~perfor be forelisz
9ence 9itbub. 5orsanssfarle ere bort
iGltcoe til en- aarlis 2pn at 10000
8roner, 9arle til 1OO-125 &roner,
0rense til 600 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Gploina "6olfcmarfeo" ben Lite

Goloina "6olfcmarfeo" ben lite
Hppember bar, iom ct talenoe % 'prz
geli9t Sileoe pnn Acknowledgment, be-
ip9t al ilere arbeiosipsenoe END Der bar
pRret feet pna bette "Wfarteo" | mango
glar. Oct bar cit bel tor Soriamlin9
al Snrle, lnse 8rensc % samle &cgs
tere, Der Der ipeioebe eiter, ON Der enbnil
fliroe bore Saab ON Irbeibe for Sins
teren. Yriierne bar me9et lape; bet
bsieite, 9arlc ~upnnncbc for ct Iar, bar
14O-16O 9roner,. % Der bar Sarle,
Der tilboo Jig for Ell 2pn al 100 8runer.
O9iaa ben 2oen Npp. mpote 100 8nrle
% Yiger.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

life uiloe iorlaoe BEN, gap Splmen Den
ct Slaa mco aaren, boprpaa Saien
penbte fig os ilos nlcb Salen iloooer
Yaaocn meo en- iaaonn Strait, at Splmen,
bpis ban life itpnoiomt bapoe bsiet Jig
nco, uoen Suipl piloe prre blepen faitet
no al 9naoen os blcpen ct &op for bet
9llbIfe llbpr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

Sismarf % DC latinIfe Spper.
5prit 8isnarf bar nplis / Nnleonins al
ct meo l%atinite Upper trpft 6eititriIt,
Der blep ienot bam, ertlGret, at ban al
Srimcip aloris laier tpife Sarfer, Der
ere trpfte meo l~atiuIfe upper.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

Taitcnr. ct Wpoe, Sioenifabers
mes Gfaoemi / Yaris bplpt iurlepen,
erfl9reoe Yaiteur, at ban / oct iipite
Iar baooe bebaublet 2,49S Yeriouer,
Der leo al Sunos9alitab. gf 1,726
Srnnitmrno bebe Inn 10. Nf uafcines
reoe Yerlpner bar MAJ frin tpnitateret
ct 9posfalo al 40 Sp9oomstilfGloe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Sil SanotterietS 6iforie.

ipDrses iaa oite buorleoes Sallotteriet
e9entlis CT opitaaet. Oct TANNER fra
Stalicr, buor BET ipnes at babe blomz
fret / oct iertenoe Iarbunorebe. Sals
lotteriets 5urm ifal lfriue Zig ira @enla,
bpor ma fpiebe ct al SnlIene fra l til
80 til bper al DC 90 Senntorers Nnpne.
Sem al oisie baluiems bleue nemlis peo
9ootrGfnin9 upta9nc til DC boieite Gmz
beoer, % 9anitc al Jig ielp tnptteoes Der
til oenne 9OptrGtnins ale Slass SGo.
ocmual, iom til Slutnins inoretteoes al
Sunficrerne ium en- iuloitanois 6orret=
ming. S Stalien beltaar 5allOtteriet
enbnn Den Dag ioa9 % tr9ftes buer
2Droas / fem iuritielise Sper i SOn9ez
riget.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

Gn belbig 5ansit. aiDbenbapns
&pliti anbolpt for nusle Oase iiocn en-
iarlis f~uinoelis S%notrnostpp. Den
Iaa9irlpenoe, Der bar bpiat paa 5reoe-
ritsberg ipm Wpoebanoleriuoc, lpnes
lGnge at bape orcuet fin 5prretnin9 ior
en- itor Gel oeb SiGlp ai Sarer, lom
bum tile9neNe iis ueo Gpueri / SntIter /
&~ipbenbaun. Gen Dag, ba bun bleu
paa9rebeu, fom bun inc eli Sitif paa
&jpbma9ergaoe % tlpbtc np9le @lens
itStse,- eeH al 5eiteie i Sutifen la9oc
MGrte iii, at bun tile9neoe fig uo9le
andre Sarer % putteOe Dem UNDER lit
Speritptte. ga bun bleu 9iort opnaGrfz
lom oerpaa, % DC ~Itlaalne Siug lfuloe
tnses ireu, bite bet Jig, at bun bapoe
iOritieIlise andre Eager, iom bun for.
mOpentlig baobe tilpcnot Jig anoetItcos,
lfiulte paa famine Wtaaoe. Der bleu
%teleioneret til Yolitiltationen / Yile.
itrGoe, buprira Der burti9t inoIunot Jig
en- 88etitent, iom aHbplot Den YaasiGl.
oenoe. 9un 9it itrar til Seflenoclle,
% TO Setiente bleue lenote meo benoe
til beuoes 9iem ior at lOretu9c ell 0uSs
unoerioselie. S Screening meo en- Sc
tieut al 6reOeritsber9 Ypliti ianot DC
tipbeubauniteS ctiente eli MGn9oe Softer
i benpes @ienmer. Wteoens DC uare
beitjGitigcoe bernncb, tom Den an9olotes
Spm biem ira Stolen % lurlan9te Wtap,
oa De pare iultue. Woocren bao bpnli9
ON at maatte lniprc no9le Stptter Wao
til Sprneue, % Setieutcne tilitooe bette,
men Ell al DEM l~eoin9eoc benoe Dog no
&iptteuet. Site beito minore lptteoes
bet ben anBulote at sribe Ell State. buori
Der bar aarbolipre, % at iette Den iur
Munoen. Setienten llos reiOlut SID
ten no al Suanoen paa benpe, men bun
bapbe oa faaet iaa meset al Den Gtieuoe
SRoife / Jig, at bun / III me9ct liocnbe
Silitano MATTE tisres til Soipitalct.
bupr bun benlisser unocr 8ebanolins
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Gn 0ai / Horoioeu. .

6iitere z. s. Senien % 6. SOlmen ira
GDnitrup icrleoen Dag bar ube paa pas
pet for at fiite. oiite Der zig pluoielis ocb
Chen al 8aaoen en- Der meset ijeloen
@jGit. en- 8 alen lang Sai. 9a ben
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
"Gn 6apirue" iiSes fpr tort 3io

"Gn 6apIrue" iiSes fpr tort 3io
iioen at urre iect at Ell Sitter / Sfa9en.
geotpmmenoe Sitter puaitaar. at ban en-
Mor9en paa Cumberland" no for
6prbatten iaa Ell Claiming nleo Memne
Iteanii9t, itore, bruno Siue, glinoienoe
Brpit % lan9t Saar Tom naaebe neo
uper Sfulprene, % ban ben99teOe paa
bet Seitemteite, at bet fuuoe uGre en-
Selbuno eller noset anoet bam befienot
8pr, ba ban iua Den pan iaa Striots
aiitanb. Oct er iislse "Yenoi. Glib"
life ferite Sang OF 5ilfere babe paaitaaet,
at iaaoanue "Sauiruer" babe piit zig for
benz / beres umibbelbare 3erbeo oerss
R9ruarelie iises at onrsle onot Seir.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Wurt meo YanOelna % Spnrnurcr!

Sture % 9iennenl9ribenoe 6~pranoriuser
Ioreganr / WtpoenS Serben. Saarfumitz
nerne / Taris bar %beiluttet, at Snuret
bereiter ltal bGn9e i 5letter eller Golfer
/ Natten. Yna ielue 6puepet lfal bet
li9ge belt Ilet. Ilt buab 2ug beooer,
%iriicret % t%rpllet, ifal iprlpinoe. 0isic
6oranprin9er / 0aaririiuren fpmnle il a
turliSpis oaIaa til at meofpre 6prans
oriu9er / 6attens Saigon, Den bpie
Sutfertopsbat uil iuripinoc % / Stepet
bliucr Den lape 5iltbat, Sarretten, mo-
oerne, Som S%atprDoelicr lfal SGrs
belesbep ~upituppeoe Spr anpenbeS, men
oa life 5ugle e9entlig tilbDrer ben fplpe
Iarstip, bar De oucrlnbt Ylaolen til
&atternes Climb.
Wten alt bette er Smnalager / Sams
meulisnins meo Den Npbeo, at 3ourmis
rem lfal iurloinoe - Tor altib, bulot ri
paa at li9e. Dog, bet er at baabe for
meget al Sumerne. Men Den tpr fanife
iOrioinoe ipr Ell 2io.
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WHlTWORTR z TR0MPSQM.

and civil ERglnesrn, Gas
Rrone street. seattle.
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EsOR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIA '|E
and Intermediates aiatiana' AI' 3
7a.m.
For Newcastle and inlarr iists
daily at 8. T:50 and loa9 4. ms Aaa fE.
Returning arrive Is nllln frun ce
nYer extension az f:ia b rs and fEeM
NeWcaetlo branch a. 80 q M. Il m. AM
and 5.20p. m.
Running time to NfnAaiim. n Nm
Running time 10 Newcastle. h. a9M
In effect Apgii ). 1854
PUGET SOUND SH0HE RAllnAa
Trains leave Sostfia fer kaua A
Junction, sumner. PayniiHN An1 34A
~ $50 q. m. ana 4z3 b HA
Returning leave Iacoma k
dytng ~ seattle AZ ksD D. m
local leaves stuck Junction i9f ~
At $40 a. m. and strives al iNA
~. j. Mtl4AEk. NanariH
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STEAMER TRAVEk. Eru
FOR Port WASHINGTON,
Port Orchard and
pogfish Bay.

- TIE eTEaMRn SEATTLE
VII leavs tae haad ~ Pot
NaFi'inrran e. saaitie ~ wcri7t-1 - -.
dsss .. pa; siil leave heaa s "a liirfari
g 80 q q Nlfchfil'a at u ~ falnr
RE sad F1sisxa q ~ ma; ira VII sffiea
a reeitie a. Z , u. hsturnins e pr w. 8
2 9 g lna fqrt Orobard, uiIl islrs Hafrl-r 4.
-. rinliA wharf Iaeslsgs tnc IS afdses
% es!netasgE a. 9 a. n. wiz isa4s hssa Il
besnh tay far sea q. ifaEa P1lnl Wtlie
epa f,fisea ~ q u. EeilguIox VIZ lasse
nfatiie "a asme 6aF af4 I'm.
H1e fau a1F ola On Pat Val 49,. -
Fs.t ssfen-fas toc b,-vren porte 1re
ify John n. kTlsaE r1afes
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The papers have much 10 say about
9 the Balkan attitude" All mula drivers
know What that attitude Is. The mule
puts his front feet cot riRidlv In advance
and its bind feet ir tue rear, and points
70 the north star With both esrs. Tben
be wOn't move until you build q are
uudaF him.
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Ine aieA 4nal s1ii1lf.a alsalld nctfau l1 ell az
ain fheDactof 30 VISITED ne tnanils' = Al
AlFqpe and detained Z Qloat Deal & faIna8I
infofnation Uhicn BE- a CEN elss.I - fr|r.I|
q t1qss n need 81 hfs sessIras o.. nfa 8IIF
VII naako 10 charge unless IS raef1 4 11r1
FerFo1a cured ai home. CAL 81 W1Fle A.
eommaricAsion9 strictly co6aatntl Ga4
sen collars feE 3 raekaae Of rf na Al
aresa DR. ,. ?. GInBON. nox fF5f Ftsn
DISCO. tAl AaRiioa Rosl-IN1Hll rns.Es.
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a-A THE sFKa MER
EvAMCE 81


J.. y TARTE Master.
" IL leave Nesior's wharf saaftia. evair
Monday morning q 2 O'Clock, lor
New Wss mirstsr ard Vancouver. 3
VIA Port Townsend and the lalanas.
And Ihursday m0rningz a. 2 o'1iock, fsr
tAneoaver, direct, via the f11aads nnf
semlahmoo.
Pc kFanFel arrives a. Yanttar =
- oaY AFTER ieaFina. soalIia. ana aftrr
remaining there lhfaa koslei 49, ~
hsE ntuFn tip 20 Heait q.
Eqr q iEnt or p4aenFa arrIF - oNo
kue4AA aRents o. ~ tcna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-01
eEMERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MA8E A. L0NGAKER. N n.
Graduate Of Woman's Medical collsge
Of tennzy lvania.
Otiico alad residence, corner Cherry and
Third strosls. Oliics hours fron 3 u "
and nom ~ a'ulo6k-
Particular attentlon given 70 the treat
mont o. diseases VI W0laen and children.
Consultations in hngllsh aud German
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TO TBE UNFORTUNATE


= y
Dispeaaary No.sa
kaarry Etrsat, Ssr
fnuoizco. Esah
nshed m 1854, 10
he haaiInsut o
sexnal I'D eonlnai
piecese, such e.
aqEoEnH0A, GlEm
1mcruHE. SFFHu
~ ID Al ita forms.
iEEzEAL NaanazaI
nd IneefENoT
loaG 81 nanfood
fnfrnarnfl4 rnr
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SeATTLE-WHATcaM Roar

The steamer ~ X EHERWfM
leave Seattle every sunday, Fn
fnurhlai opaninN O'clock fuF 4
eAlinE as Mukflteo, TniAtip. C
Oak darbor, Ctaaiady, Laconne
AlAnuGt41s LiA1IffNs EAIHsA4 #NIttAN
BellnEham and Sahoma
Returning. win inaFa Whs3ran e
Monday, VI odnesliay and Haq So
tngs 1t o'ol9ck. for Haat1Ia ns
intormediaie pcinta On he uaS.
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. TE txIv A. IL
CHEESE

Is THK oNLY FULL CI,EAaG FREsH
/ Cheesc SD II taafta Asa gaa gru.
eef tas a - e'ss asa " a. ths Nasnner Mka
kSepa lI tAoat b. feol q vita CaAfasaia
tresA hectgte = a. che4reF. cearns
skfm nj nj cheese hlsa ~ rheafer.
y Asse kaHur Cheese = heFno nArNt 3
sAfA -. syi1 ~
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GRADUATE or FHH DEpART-
" manl q Moticzne ard SllrEeff q t19
University q TIE cflT e NeW fofk
olica e the seattle tfa1Er1l Hczpls21,
cn EcuE1h aEd JafIers1n slrea.A
Special aftonGian EfFea % caFozlc as
ossea and Al gurgical casees elso = ne
diseases q W0ueH
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Seattle "A, VIZ. First Ward, II; second
Ward. II; Third Ward. II; Fourth Ward. II.
1he elections 10 seattle viii Do held a the
places Of a gliding city elections IN The severed
wsrds. "a. r. MADD0gKs, Chairman.
FKkD. +. SAEpEH Secretary. ~ "a DIV
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mITcHELL 4 HOPKINS
oltsE thsir Services e
BOokkeepers and Collectors.

DOCKS OPENED. CLOsEB ANB
~ n44e neeH - our eflee or thNa al en-
pieyef CoiiaufinE.s rfsfrlrfiv rgs.ss..s ,.s,-..-
ING zone. u11ca with Welia. -, =, s
-. esAsties y. + 1as