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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.

Hardly week passes without the men
Aon iy thenewspapers ofsuidcn deaths, ana
mcnt that death was caused by rheumatism
~ neuralgia Of the heart cannot fail TO have
been noticed. Inall reliability many deaths
attributed TO heart disease are caused by
these terrible diseases, which are far more
dangerous than ia generally considered. IL
there any positive cure? TIE best answer
tosuch question is given by those who hare
been euod by the use Of Alhlophoros.
Greenfield, Mass, May 10, 1856.
| lave been troubled with rheumatism
in one of my knees for years, being at times
laid up for several days. Athlophoros has
entire cured me. 1t has also cured two
friends of mine who were the worst cases
ever saw, one Of them young man only
16 years old, who was so bad the doctors
gave him up. Two bottles of your remedy
entirely cured him.
GEO. w. SrURR, Mgr Diamond Soap Co,
October II, 1885.
Two bottles Of Athlophoros cured me Of
inflammatory rheumatism. My family
physician advised me 10 take it, saying he
had done all he could, but could not give
me any relief; but Athlophoros drove it
away, and am happy to say it has never
come back. My daughter was also cured
by half bottle after suffering the pangs
OF rheumatism. Mrs. JANE DowNEY,
II Pleasant ST., Waterbury, Conn.
Northampton, Mass, May 81, 1856.
For many years ! have been subject 10
rheumatism in its worst forms. During my
last siege Of sickness | was induced 10 try
Athlophoros, and found it to be all It
claimed to he, Il cure for rheumatism.
LEVI |, CLARK.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., ll2 Wall St., New York, will
send either Carriage paidO ON receipt OF
regular price, which is Sl.C0 per bottle
for Athlophoros and 50c. for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in.
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of women, constipation, headache, impure
blood, DC, AthlOphoros pills are unequaled, 0
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We have flat roof on our house
and the Other day some workmei
were up there mending it. They
had block and tackle rugged on
the edge Of tho roof, with rope
reaching to tue ground. for tue
purpose of hoistiug. Our girl wa.
out washing in the yard at the time.
and somehow tho hook on the end
OF the rope caught her by the dress
under tho arm IS she walked past il
The man on tie roof was discuss
ing the Darwiuian theory, or the
tax on spirits, or something else, at
that moment, aud seeing the rope
shake, he considered it was the sig
nal to haul mp, 30, without looking
over the edge, no began to wind the
crank with velocity. A moment
later tue next door neigbbors heard
fearful screams, and as they rushed
to the windows they perceived ap
ntheletic female saiftly ascending TO
the blue ethereal heaven.
Tho mau at tue crank fairly ached
to look over aud zee what tho noise
was about, but he couldn't stop, he
thought, until he got the bucket up
to the top. 80 lie put on moro
vchemence, and in momeut he wns
amazed to sec human bead, adorn-
ed with red hair, looming above the
gntter spout. His FIRST impulse was
to lot go the crank sand run. But,
overcoming the earlier shock OF
flight he held Oh tie crank with one
hand, while with lha other he seized
IA handful Of tue wnrm hair, and
hauled the owner on tho roof.
Wo live in one Of row OF houses
which are oil joined together, and
they do say the i,npetuosity with
which that girl of ours charged up
GU that man who palled her hair,
and chased him over ,he roc is clear
up to the corner Were he saved
.:-...,s ,-"aR GA .us chimney.
1ue, was at once impressive and ex-
hilarating. She stood over that
chimney expressing her views con-
cerning that mans character until
she was exh austed, when she walked
home to our rouf, lifted the trap-
door, descended, aud went to bed.
And when the man emerged, and
brushed the SCOT off him, he con-
ided to his friend, wbilo distributing
the gravel, that he would rather dive
at once into the bowels OF a burning
volcano than meet that girl again in
II place where there is no chance to
run.
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A coMMoN:EPIsoDE.

fe WAS a green young farmer,
|\yith n frank and open smile;
"a mind was pure aud staple
A nd his heart was free from guile.
10 strolled about the city
[yiu his feet we're lame and sore.
aoh stony streets his eow-hide boot
Had never trod before.
! lac went up on the Common
land he sat down there to rest,
Is trousers showed his boot-tops
And he wore Powered vest.
he sat there i'm n shadow
Df a great big ell.um tree,
Sinful city man came by
nd chanced the youth to see.
wandered up, quite guileless,
nd said he: Young man, lh
broke'
man you see before you
a poor, unfort'nit bioke!
could only got to Bangor!
bown there I've got n friend;
h, stranger, ] can't do IL, less
You've got an X to lend.
I course, now, you don't know me,
10 more do know you,
b. stranger, you just listen
Ind I'll tell you what we'll do.
ke got u silver time piece;
cost me, with the chain,
h forty dollars last July,
s worth it now, that's plain.
bw, stranger, IL you're willing
b lend an y on that,
/ take the watch. Twill be re-
deemed,
not, you're in, that's fiat"
ell-worn calfsllin wallet
be countryman produced
iished a crumpled bank note out
it'll fingers little used
and'ing, wealth. There, take It,"
kid he, "I'll run the risk"
fook the watch. The stranger left.
s step wns blithe and brisk.
, laughed the green young farmer;
aow, there's u bitter bit,
watch is worth two dollars;
at bill was counts rfeit."
--Somerrale Journal
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l am not afraid of monopolies.
The people VIII stand oppression to
n certain poipt and then the end
will come.-M Y SAN
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Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.


Trains Leave Sunbury;
blO am, For BelleGontc, Erie and Canaueai
qua.
952 a m, For Lock Hnvo-.
~ 52p IN, For Bellcfontc, Kane and Canan
daigua.
425 m, For Remove aud watkins.
0isa For Catttwiss, and U,z,itor.
10 90 M aud IS T. ~ fpr WilkcSbnrts
ob5nm " Ob ~, i0riT. For sharok n
atd Mount Ohimt',
Trains Leave SclinsGrovc Junction:
50 IN, arriving ut Philadelphia = 10 y IN. Neu
York 20 y m, Baltsmoro 0S p m, wash
ington 90 IN
o2 p m, arriving at Philadeiphla 9 50 n m, Nev
iork e5S m, Baltimore A5 r IN, Wash
lngion SPIN.
7 81 y IN, arriving at Philadelphia rs a IN. New
foik7 70 a m, Bal itimore So IN, wash
Inptn 05 am.
Train also Leaves Sunbury;
= 30 n m, arriving a. phiadclI hin \ 70 n NJ ,veS
York II 81 ny, Baltimore 3 10 II m, WAIST
ington 60 a M.
j u. wUOD, Genr Pass Agent.
CHAS. r. PtGli, Hen'l Manager.
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Two hocks of turkeys met on q
railroad track near Salisbury, Mo-,
and engaged in combat. a train
came along and killed twelve which
were fighting 30 busily that they had
no time to get out OF the way.
They are laughing in Lewiston
Me-, at the boy who, when ths
teacher asked II any ono could tel
what the word gender mean'
snappod bis fingers. and to the ques'
ton. "Weli, what is IL, JohnS' ans.
Sered "Please, mnm it's what goeI
|pith osecs'
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{ FUR MINUTES 70 LIVE

Son after the war our secret ser
burean was notified that coun
i 81 and - bills were being
siyely circulated in the region
Reading, Pa. ] was detailed
her with II companion named
Rm Madden, 10 proceed IL
ton and work up tue case. We
fooud that the money was be-
pated by II gang of six or seven,
om the majority were as tough
as Abe Buzzard, OF modern
We struck twu leads at the
time, and while mine led to
sburg, his led into the noun
Rs country around Pottsville ;
at that time contained some
most lawless miners who ever
Pd u pick. At Harrisburg
Ehod an old bird known as
hback Charley" aud landed
mporarily behind the bars.
ee or four days l was satisfied
b was the ouly one Of the lot
neighborhood, and l set out
Madden, from whom l had
heard o word.
bt him in Reading, aud he also
q prisoner q men known q Sly
but whose real name was Isaac
b. lie had been brought
Pottsville, and lie was the
hd front Of the "shovers.
|ner had Madden located jim,
la the ostensible owner Of a
in town, than the fellow slip
and made his way up the
lins and took quarters in O
occupied by an aged woman
y. Madden hung 10 the scent
, relocated his game, and al
o'clock in the afternoon he
par the house. Forty rod.
2 was met BY the old woman
lted that jim was in th,
md willing to reflect tha
Prt Of trap was being laid fol
jim was willing to sur
why hadn't he come out ant
lmself : What need Of a go
between him and the OF
detective thought Of nothinl
aring his man at once, an'
ed on without even drawing
liver. The outer door wa
pen, and as he entered th
was shut behind him an,
covered by u revolver in th
The counterieiter. Sly Jiu
90 hve years for . prsviou
10 reasoned that the o.
h'~ dead 70 Figh>s o. th
4sa '1s xs1| Esh
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desperate thing.
"Sit down over there" ho com
,nauded, a-d the helpless officer
oboyel.
"Now, them" 4 continued Jim
what do you want Of me =
ITO arres, you for altering eoer"
totreit money"
"Got any proofs 7"
"Plenty."
"Well, that settles it. Id rathe,
die than 60 back to prison, but you
shall die with me. i Icoull kill you
aud skip, but Id be run down aud
hung. Wen go together "
On a table in the room was a
dfty pound kog of powder, and
leading into it was a four-miuute
fuse. Jim walked across to the
table, coved the otiicor anew, and
lighted tho end Of the fuse with the
remark
"In four minutes we'll be in h-ll!
If You make move from that chain
III have to send You on ahead u
little sooner IT,
II think l II wait and 20 with youl
cody replied Madden, "and if you've
no objections I'll take out my watch
and Gull time"
That will be good idea," said
jim, aud out came the watch au d
the detective called out:
Ten seconds Fifteen twenty.
Thirty y and SO ON.
Nobody will uever know what
hapenod to u.s." remarked Jim as
The first minute was nearly gone.
But they'll mix up the scraps
and probably bury u portion of mo
along with you. That's the only
thing care about"
well, I was always fond of good
company retorted Jim.
When two minutes passed tho do.
tec,ive began to softly whistle to
himself.
at will come mighty sudde
when it comes" observed Jim as he
crossed bis legs.
"Yes, we won't know wha, hur,
.s."
"W hats the time now ?"
lob, we've got over minute
yet"
Don't you wish ), You. hadn't
come T.
NO, sir ! was bound to have
you or die with'you
That s tho sort It's some honor
to die with suck man Us you. The
fuse is getting pretty short"
We've got fifteen seconds more"
Madden leaned back in bis chair
and Jim held the revolver full on
his brest. He hadn't been playing
u bluff game aud The detective made
up bis mind that there was no es-
cape from death. From the corner
Of his eye he watched the Gre creep
nearer aud nearer, but be did not
move iuser. The spark finally
Touched the slaves of the keg, and
Madden felt that his last minute OF
life had come. lie dropped bis eyes
to his watch and saw the seconds fly
Observation-Disclosures, and he
felt that there had been some
miscarriage When fifteen seconds
had passed Jim growled out
The durn thing has gone back on
me e.!
He rose up, as if 10 go over and
examine it, aud the instant the muz,
zle OF his revolver was depressed
Madden sprang for him and struck
him blow between the eyes which
f1lled him like an OK. The revolver
was discharged, but the bullet en-
tered the floor. In another minute
jim was hand cuffed and dragged
ont. lie wilted as soon as the irons
were on him, and no trouble was
experienced in getting him to Read
ing. He was silent aud sulky with
Madden, bat to me lie said
Say, old man, you've got part
neT to DO proud of He's got more
nerve than any other man that
lives u
Excepting YOU | replied, and
he stroked his long whiskers and
seemed pleased with the compliment.
eazza.z1-.4<~---zz-z.-.--<.
Two aocks of turkeys met on
m lrDaI iranly naar S.l;aln,,, Al.
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and fE48 aa1 nat Is earfrrf r.sr q.
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- - ~ n 49, NC - = patles
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se..ss. 4 tea1aeiie1 has seen Iaia feE
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

Pies are frs4nently pr8oe1ed ~ 9
auaa 81 wsiEha u the bach. bolns a1a
luwa1 pmrf 81 The sbdnman. causing -
pakiem1 20 sappoaa be has aoms n&eesSaa
a. sase kidneya az neiahbEin9 eERama.
Aa simea nymptnmB 81 indiRagf30a ARB
rFnmk, eakntansys UnsaninHB of &c
ssnnneh. eta. A uaaiBtura, Ike paEzRs-
rAtiaa, psodneinR q very 1lmEFosahis
isehina. AflaE gafftna warn. b . eszn-
~ nfsanannf. bind, BlssdinR cd
Ikakina PfIas yiaid e oncs - to appli-
$50 a D.. Aosankois Rsls Bamaay,
gsieh aass dirns1ly MA ~ para1 a.
frg8e6. shaushtnR ths TumoEz, Mllhyina
- fusrnaa i1china nAd a1scsfuR 9 peF-
r.snart ezrn. Rries 90 can1s. AddlaM
- -. Bneanko Msdistna O.. Piuza,
CO. sd ~ 4 3 euuAHzs ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

RAIwAx BuTLnN0 N Two MoHrna-
The Obicaeo Raiisoag Age publishea q
statement shouinR that In she two
m0ntha that havs elapsed since Jnly LET
ths total mileaqe of railway construction
n che United States ia noariy double that
Of ths previous aix menths, and TIE lUm.
Der 81 lines on uhiea trneklayinR Wae in
progress. then 81. has been increased 70
i6S. During The whole Of 1885 there
we're Si81 miles q railway buili. In
the firse eiaht months % 1856 thia has
been exceeded By Sit miieA The Rail
seag aga says its pfediction Of two
uonths arc, that the total for tha year
wouid nee fall short of 600 miles, Is
e0nfarmed. TIE total will largely ex-
naed GOO milaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

Dzsnaz LAND EH1RERs-Last aDrIna
eeoat 1000 aefea Of desert lands on
Mexee bsttono we're aloieat 10 caneolla-
ton beeaaso the parties had failed 70
get wMteH on them, and the Register
here notified the departments q ths faet
bat she parties we're entitled 20 80 days
time ii whieA 20 take excoptioug. A
good many ne&siors desired espeeiaily b
HE On sections s. u and ~ o. shess
imnda "a thay could be waiered from che
new M0xea ditch, but they had no A.
loEney at Wa9hfnGkon. b1t 0eRdlnaF q.
Hubbard and Wtlilam and Georges kar
did have attorneys there. who wired
tham tha1 % AuRass i7th, that aFoand
wgnlo Be sahtees 70 entry, and thoy -
oolEed tats aispaleh three daTl prior %
any omoiaI noflos that came % the land
ones. ffsmpflg - the moment When
the register epened he mail, On the
date named, sad FeosiVed Ne olheiai
notice, william and George GeF and Ne
Attorney for Gardiner Hubbard planked
down thsiF money and mada the fol-
ioWinQ DESERT e1tFioss VILLAS keR.
section s. townahip II. north range 20
easts q. keFs 639 aeBsas section q town.
ship 10 naFeh, range ID east; Gardiner
q. habbafd, aaetinn H. township -
Fanaa ID eaak Twoef those tRmoaa. eco
ti0na and II, we're enterod three year
aRo By Martin Van BuFen HtaoF and
lodge :. b. Lewis, 81 Seattle, Whn, By
thoiE forfeilare, have Loot The $3.50 each
that they paid 30 the GoVeEnmene Gar
diner nahhard made bis aihdaFit before
the United States CoaFt e. Washinaton,
D. O., 70 ths slieot that be vas entitled
10 make q desert land entry. Under q
Feoent Fulina Of Commissioner Sparks,
sneh procedure cannoe noe be had, aud
every applicant fer desert land h eau
PEELED % make alidaTii that be d poK-
aensily aequainte With The tfaet which
be seeks 80 buy Washingi0a Farnfer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

Zee are faeiin1 dacfeanads year appe-
tita b paof. yea are oote&Fsa win bad
ache, zee Are ndRe9lg, narVe1s and
RenarAiiy uaa e sa<sa. and want - orAce
-. Brass aps bat nQl wa aiimuiAHss,
aIrin4 mediean1a - oiitEfaA weioa nese
- tRelF 1865 vaTy ehaap BAD y taAg.
ana thea iesve yoa b worse eond1tion
go hsfSsFa. Whaf yaa want q a.
elleraaf1e skat uiIl plrify year hs1oe
~aars keaifAv aefian 81 hVss and hid
- rersSre voaF vitality And eive ~
--~~s kaaah an6 11HnnNth. SSH Q
s-ssfsfp.s Voa util dnd ~ Eselrie blt-
-. 80 .snsv 50 osnta q hol1ia. q A. b
eEaWAnxa aFaE s11fA ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

III. Atkina, Chief Of Police, kaox-
villa. Tsnn.. writes: Nv wife and are
heneeaiafiea 81 wear moet exeellent
msdinlnA. Or. Kings Mes Medical Dia-
oo4eKy fos e0nsnmption; havinG to1nd
Il Io be ai1 thAf yea claim fof 4, desire
% testify % its virtua. Ny friendA -
WAom have FsoonmeDdod 4, praise =
a. ever opportunity. d.. Ain1'a oe0
Discovery for Ooasamptioa = guAEan-
teed . ears Coazha, Ootda. hronchitle,
Aslhma, Creap. and every aasetion q
Throat. Chess and LEAFS. tftal octtiee
froa e a. b SxEwAATs drug eiere
Iaree aaEs ]. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21


Bans % a FEArIEEn-DuginR the
lsial Of he case Of the United States
" Rochester, Mcmillan 81 al. yesterday,
b NE District Court. q came out ia the
ierslmony that BulgeF. Meloalf, MoMil.
lan, knoA and Kidd are members Of
~ fntsfnationAi Wogkinemon'n Asao.
clasion, the same aooialias oFRaniEation
y walsh The Chicago bemb throwars
heioaaed, and also that ;hev were ktook-
aeldsrs IN The Co-Qpsratnv, The paper
uAish. on reosips % che news from
0ieago. Feioioed that she dynamite
nenb bad entefed Ameriean politioa
u also va proved that these asuaa men
AZ stockholders Of q stoel witch has
1ooeeeed the Co Operator and h called
" rsics u tAs People. These facts are
Pablished n ordar that lhe publia may
lnos Ne Kind Of q paper they are sap
poetiRR when they subscribe for az a.
ptsliss n sac Fosas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

EcHuABAcREn Hnos. 4 Co. are nov re-
ceivine their fall stook % Carpets. We
have nos gone cut Of The retail carpet
trade. as b supposed b. some people.
bat have been and are receiving daily .
larger add bstlsr selected stock % ear
pets than ever hof0ra. ScHwAlACHEa
h. a "a an4l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

TmR DOMINION STEAMSHIP KESz
RunninR between LivsFpool and Qae-
hea, thsnss ~ rail 20 ell points IN ne
UnIasd States. Sail from LfveRpool
evsry Thursday, calling ~ Belfast and
from Quebec every Saturday. Hseamara
aFa lArRs and fast and Ftsernea aooaD-
modations unaxceiied By say etbag
lire. whils the voyage b so miles
shaEter thaa vis New YoFk, three days
of 4 II the smooth waters q ths Gaa
and river s. IAufa1sa. famed foE
beaatifol, pietureaQae gcsneEy. oseag
aas and pEspai3 coFtidoatee sid e
lawost rates. Also drafts En- Bmope
and nank EemitlADoes 70 any possotnes
adarsaA A. CBuHERa. Tlekel ARsn1
Coz he EorthHEn P1aias r r iylA d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

PUNrsmEN0 A DEEkuLfEn ~ CANADA
WIN. I. steward. Manager for the West
err union Telegraph Go. at Wiohita,
Kansas. who absorbed on Ana. 10th, q
dafaultsF for about &i700. has been ap
pFshsnded "a Winnipeg, Manltoba. aud
Is Icing prosecuted by bis bonasman,
tte AmeEtsan surety Co., of No. 100
Broadway, New Hork. The Western
Union Co. was also promptly Reimbursed
by tie HaFety Ce. Thia i an important
case, and ils decisi0n may tend 20 d.
minish ahe dafnul1ina and abseondinz
uhioh Is encouraged b. the lack Of 4
Canadisn exifadiiio1 treaty GOVERNS
this class Of oRsnses. The American
surety %. acted With great spirit IN %
eartna she arrest, and h prosecuting the
defaulter a. Winnipeg undaF the Do
minion aea, 33-33 Victoria: An ab-
aconder with monsy stolen Ia the united
states ear BE- arrested aBd punished
criminally in Canada un The complaint
OF any one."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

eeatismAn Who arrived today frou
sealile 9ys that things asem very dsi
eesa sAere, and that she prsvslenee II
eaFty ageillnsa and husineua hcusss b
t~asiy asAFutnE. - xaaeaa4 Versa
a eentlemAn reeently FROM Tncoma
taat there are more sacant rlseeI
y oesiaes4 % single street RAilroed
stessl IA that sewn tam there arr sim-
- plaeea and e1npty deelline hcasns n
- uhoie city of Seattis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

Mrs.. NTNsk.owa S00Tn1a SxNgR, fox
eAiidren tnsthina, 10 the prusoription q
enc % the hagt female NURSES snd pAy-
Goians IN the Uaitso States, and has
basu ussd Tor forty yeaEs with never
falling success b. mialtous o. mothers
for their ehildFsa. DurinQ he process
Of tsethina is valus e tnoal0ulAbls. g
rsiisvss the child fFom pain. onre9 dya
snfaEy and diAxrh0a, CRYING % tee
bowsls and wind colo. b. giving kealth
= he child l. rests Tie msthefs Pries
80. betfie. ap1eW1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21
PRePER TRRATnEHT Eon CoUGnI

That the reader may fully under
stand What eonssitutes good Couch
end Lang syrup. we win aay that Tar
and Wild Cherry Is the basis Of ths
besl remedies yot discovered. Ihese
inaro8ient4. with several 0theFa eQ1ally
as aidicaoioaa. entar largely into Dr..
Bosankn's COACH and Lang Syrup thas
making Il ona o. The mcst reliable nov
en- tbs market. PFioe % eenis and 81.
Samples fra. Sold By A. B. HxEw-
Az 4W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

61a and S5s psr yard. Lengthy con-
meat on the class Of Dress Goods w. r.
B0xD are exhibiting this season ID IN
necessary. Their good value and a..
Effectiveness will be readily neeu and ap-
peeoiated on examination. AK 20 go
their special barvslns 81 6l(e and SO per
yard. aaI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

AnnrvAL ox rms QuNEN.-Tha aaeaEn
hip Queen Of the PaoiAs arrived here
iiom San Francisco a. $50 last sveninG.
See hsnaehl so toaa % freight for
eeai,iA To the Soand ahe hroaght 1S5
EesngsFa distrioated as foliewas For
sieeasia, 60; Tor PoEt ToWnssnd. Is; for
tl4stle "a; for Tacoma. IS. On The Ar
IVA e the Qaeen IN san franoiseo ahe
~ piaced IN shs dry dock, vheEe her
ecitsu vas cleaned and painted. which
eeeaaals Tor her splendid run up The
se4at. Tue frst day out she expsrieuced
ne ssashsF, the second day vas rOulh,
kn1 he tAiFd day uaa doe. she did
- hsss mach freight for Alaska this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

II yin always pas you % uatk te tne
OparA Blosk far s1y aIttele u car me-.
10 matter hs9 emalis u 10 - p1fe1sse
e iaass - 80 11f etyie4 aad - gu
rriuaal We sake pain1 - lntledaes ~
nss& sod ussaa1 Eec14, A1G esue ~ -
tsfs. sAslf 9oEn ReoliE tEou alstioa a1a
trasA e 81 soFtA ftieea aleays Ne
- AN KATuEB 4 O..