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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

OWEN SuTrox DROWNED Last
Sunday Owen Sutton was drowned
In Yakima River At the second rail.
road crossing. twelve miles above
town, while driving some horses
across. When near the bank of the
river he jerked On the reins of the
bride OF his saddle horse, and the
animal turned over backwards The
young man was unable to swim. and
when bis comrade stripped of and
ewam to the rescue, the body had
disappeared aud only the hat was
encountered floating down stream.
Many friends have been out 10 boats
with grappling hooks. aud others
searching along the bars sbove and
below town. but no trace OF the body
has besn found. He was eighteen
years of age. For some time be had
been In the emp.oymel n Of Emory
Taylor. He wss siepson of y. ;.
Hecox of hatcher Valley. His com,
rsde was William 7. Nelson, and the
two were driving IS horses from the
winter range on Coal Greek 70 the
summer range Ia Tiesan Basin. De
ceased was q brother in. Law of Emory
Taylor. His horse dropped into
swimming water before the rider ex.
pected H. As the man could not
swim be intended to walk across the
railroad bridge after getting the band
of horses started across. Yakima
Farmer,
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To all whom itmay Concern

OxFICk OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. r.. July q. 1882 !
WHERkAs. BY DEED BEARTN0
w cate August 10. fs7a executed In puT-
suance OF an ordinance approved August
Is. ls73 the city Of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Wziia Walia Railroad and
lands south Of King street. In said city Of
sesttle. IN. along. around and about Elliot
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Leeis iativs Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved Soyembsr & i373 ratified and
confirmed mid grant and conveyance npep
certain conditions. which have been fsfily
performed hy said Company And.
Whereas. Bald Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title OF said lands In
said Seattle and WafIa Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In fee sim
Whereas, The United States has aoqui-
esced In said grant and conveyance /; and.
Whereas, The said Seattle and Waila
Weiia Railroad and Transportation Com
psny has transferred and conveyed all Of
said lands 70 the Columbia aud Puzc
Sound hnsir0ad Company.
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that II claims the exclusive
right to occupy eAid lands and 70 erect
whArves and other structures thereoa,
and that all parsons are hereby notified 70
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any Of said lands without tbs consent, In
writing, OF said Columbia and Puxe;
sound Railroad COMPANY,
COLUMBIA PUGET SOUND r r. co
BY 7. J. MfLNER,
sps Assistant superintendent
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SHERIFF's SALE.

/ THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
' Third duo clAi District of washington
Eerrffcry. D. iainz terms at Seattle.
No - Sd .bn G Seavey. plaintiff Va.
William II Llewellyp. IN his own proper
person and as the executor and trustee Of
the estate OF Stephen w. Hoyev e.
ceased. ct al defeBdanfs
Under and by vi tue Of an oder Of sale
tssus out - th- above named Court In
the above entitled action, dssed the asi b
dsT Of FEB nary, lisa and % me directed
and detivered- ! have duly levied upon the
preper1y described IN said esGer 81 sale.
and ne fcliowa fowit;
Let nru bred three 81 AZ block nr,,.
oersd nfty TO- sn1 Bet numbered three
- o. blork number ifty tour so. All IN
Mayner1s town plat a the town lnrsw
cttyf NJ Seattle. In said King county. epd-
elss. u 10 or1efed that .Ai8 lot three n AZ
esoc< numbered 1etyfonr f,8 of MAJ.
nsFd plat be soid drst In order 81 The
tire % said sale.
Notice u therefore hereby given thar on
saturday, the I'd day Of Aprff.
1sse.
Al 10 o'cicck . m. sf said dsx. In frs,-s 81
the Cssrf Hc1se door. In the city az saat-
ti1 kine capniy. Meaningless ferrifo~r
4 viii In oeedisncs 70 s.sa esfter Of ss.s
vi ne sosye described property. or 81
m1eD tne<eof - may Be DecE fs1rY 10 raf
- n. 1aasmset II ssid action, rlth In
80. tnsfeon An1 costa 81 pnhlic sue-
tion % the highest b oder for rneh.
Dated - Seattle. The al aay o. March.
s ~. sAsr.x Of x ( = d $500 W.
1eG1va Z Rissnc, sftornsys IL rIsin.
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School LANDS During the pres
ent term Of the District Curt, being
held 81 Pomeroy. sction was taken
which indicates that the practice Of
farming school lands Is To be broken
up The. Independent reports as fol.
laws: AL the present term OF court
United States Attorney White CON-
meneed so action against Hugh
Barkley, of Asotin County, for un-
lawful occupation of section 80,
township north, range A east,
asking thecourt ter the proper order,
judgment and decree for the destruc-
tion of the fence erected by Barkiey
around the land. Ii Is also hinted
thai criminal proceedings have been
likewise instituted. The law under
which these proceedings are taken
was passed by Congress February 25,
1885. The act provides for both
civil and criminal suits for unlawful
" occupying and inclosipg public
lands. fine not exceeding $1,000 and
Imprisonment not exceeding one year
Is imposed. TIE court may also, by
injunction, prevent the occupancy of
such lands. The Department OF the
Interior has recently decided that the
school lands are resei we'd public lands
III the United States. Mr.. White
says that lease from the County
Commissioners Of such land Is void,
aud will not protect any one. He
further says that he intends TO vigor-
ously prosecute ell persons nnlaw-
fully occupying such lands when
afiidavits are filed with him under
the act OF Congress referred TO. He
can do nothing less, and We advise
the people occupying such lands to
vseate at once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23
Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEApouAExzE rs DKP'r or rHk CoLpssrA,
Of1ee Of Cbief commiassry,
VAScouvEn BkaRAcKs, W. T.. fsh. Ie, 1885
CEiLED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLIcAre
y subject 70 the usual condi Ions, Will be
recsived Al this once And VI this Offices Of the
Acting Commfsss res OF sabaistenes at the
following named posts Ter the IL al hset and
mutton needed Of those posss only, until 10
o'clock moon on Thurs5ay. Ma eh Is, lsse. 81
which time and places they Will b. opened In
the presence Of bidder. for the fur ishing
and delivery Of fresh oref ard mutton ourinf
the year comnsnc.ne Jay LIST. 1856;
Fort Gear d'Alene, I. T. Fort klamath, Or. |;
Fort spekAne. " = T.; Fort Townsend, w. T.;
VT.
rhe ooysrnu go, reserves the right 10 70
jsct any or Gil bios.
Bidders Will endtrs'ard that ccatrscs.
made nv der this sdvestis meet. and propo
-sis made IN re-pense Thereto. shall not b.
construed "a involve The Tn tel STATES Ia ans
o. legation for pas M Mt 10 e1cess Of the az
propsist.an srsnsed By Congress for the puF-
pose
Blank proposals and priated circulars, stat.
inv the kind Of b e. and mutton rsqusred,
and GiviaE full instructts ns ~ 70 the " amer
Of BIZ ding. esrditfons 20 be ob-erv-d By bid
ders. and terms Of csnusc; and Ia men, will
BE furnished on spplicsfi O 10 this ono, OF
70 The A c. =. ~ the several pc Is
Envelopes Containing Hropos.Is should b.
msrhsd " Proposals far sresh Bees t1r Nut
toni ~ Fort -" and addressed "a tie IN.
deFsigaed or 10 the Acting conmissary Of
snhsistence ~ the several pozts
@. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and G. q n Z. A, Chief @. @ d. O.
fee0fwtd
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MlxACTLeUs ESCAPE.

w. w. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: "Ous of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike. Bsrtonia. kandnl oh
CO.. Ind, w8s long sufferer with Con-
sumption. and ~as given up TO die BY
hef physicians. She heard Of Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying il Of me. In six months
time she walked to this city. q dist noe
of six miles. and is now so mu h i'm
proved she has gait usiDg 1t. She feels
shs owes her life TO It." Free Trial
Bottles at A. b. STEWARDS Drug Store.
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The C P. n CO. 3 steamer Yosem-
ife VIII coumence ranni1g from Vic
toFsa ta this rort On tbs Isr Of April.
snd viii confinae roaming every IL
tern4ss day ffis the Opening OF the
railway. This wiil inserferr With the
stage trssea between New wesfmias-
ter sad this city.
A msn named 3. Lamar died very
suddeniy 90 beard the Maude shortly
affer her arrival II the dock on Tues.
dsy evening. the 10Th. The doctors
say death Was caused By apopIexy.
He uzs stranger here. having lately
arrived Il Victoria from the Sound.
DE was paperhAag,r by trade
We understand that @. A Keefer.
contractor for the Port Moody and
English Bay cxtensson Of the c. r.
K viii commence work at Hastings
10 . few days. Il 10 intended to ex-
tend the wharf now there Car enough
out 10 enable steamers OF any draueh
10 make fss; and remain at any
stage OF the tide In addition to this
q warehouse for supplies win be
erected on The 7 end. Mr.. Keefer
also proposes erecting dwelling
house and an Office near the hotel.
The steamer Queen City from Sc
tatle. Captain Tsrte. arrived In the
lnIet on Thursday afternoon. She
had 5 passengers. IS tons Of potatoes.
800 dozen Of eggs. $50 pounds butter,
10 boxes apples. SO sacks oats. some
terra Gotta piping and other freight.
The captain says that the report 10
incorrect that the Evangel is 10 be
Withdrawn from this route She b
under repairs. and he chartered the
Queen 10 show that his intentions
we're TO coutiaue running. Herald.
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CuRk Fon PILES.

Piles ars frequently preceded by q
sense Of weight IN the back. loins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose be has some adectien
of the kidneys or neisbborine organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, fatuleney, unessiress OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing q very disagreeable
itching, after getting warm, is Q COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield az once 10 the sppli-
cation Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts az
fected, absorbing the Tamors, sliayinR
the intense itching and edecting per-
manent cure Price 50 cents. Address
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqus,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. SrxwARr. DIV
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While money h eiose. wages and
rrsres tow. expenses shoasa Be eat dozen
IN e~erv heoseAoid Eocaorx, kee
watch vard fer uaothers. heads &c dee
inr b. = b. slwsvs ksepan9 ia TIE horse
= bottle Ct De-. bssanko's Coaxh and
Lare syFups Ssegs . ccaeh fnssautlv.
se1fsvc~ e~nsarutsiGs. e1res crsnp Ard
pain 10 the chssf In one rieht. II 4
tnst The rerastv for hard timsz Psscs
% csnts sod ~ ssnSsss frseL Ssid
~ q. B. STEWART. Al
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SHERIFFS SALE

All THE DISTRICT COURT Of w. ~.
] ThiSd Judicial Disfricf g ~
Terrific y, holding terms q - =
No. f7sS-AEnos y 9.n
Nichaei Burns. defentfnz =,
Dbdsr sna by virtas % - 49, r.
ans decree Of foreclosure sz<ase -. =
District court. koidink tsszns e -z<- -
the 80 asg q March, isss - ~ ~ ~
tsfled .eflor. v herein The Ez.e<t -. ks--<
az obsainsa = Judgment z96 eser9 -x
tie abovs named dsfend1ct. - = 49,
Cd 70 ssgl the following ts1e5Ipse
prsuize<. that n 70 s<yf . -
Lot numbe<ed twelve HH <<@
nun bersd seven f7l. Eurke4 49, - 49,,
ton q the cary Of sesxzle klns
vs. Arlington Territory 40 =
Nsfioe Is Ehsrsfore hsreoy fifss
saturday, she 10th 1sy -
1885,
Az he hour Of O'Clock p q g 4 ~ =
az the CoErt Hcuse dsox. - {S1(
s attic. King county. ss1H ~~iW =
tory. 1 VII, II obc1ience = - - -
szle and tseree ef forecl y -
sbnve seseribed pr0pcsfy. !. FL
lie sof - may b. neoe1e1y <~116
.5sinsifrr ind0snenf with $780, ~ ~
and costs. % be hlxhssf - -
4 bs cd; !. ss..l,s u. ~ g 4
Iii sssrsg q Klss -
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Tue ssck A d ANA ~ sllold not fall 10 call On
hiE- The Doctor has visited the hospitals 81
Eurr pc and obtained great deal Of valuable
information when be Il competent 70 hnpars
to those In need Of his services. nB. 0TBBck
viii make no charge unless he effects = care
Persons cured ~ hcna. Gall or write. AL
strictly confidential. eepe
ten dollars fos . pseksRs Of medicine. Al
dress DIR. J. +. 0IBDOS. Box 1881. San Fran
rfsco, Cal Nentson Pos1-IxrKrIlakNcEa
sp1siv
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glaa Prisss isg tAt beat Hsgas zRd
Fsrsiga lis1slar.

rsspe<s~d ~ tina Itstse ass ana
eae % osAsf 81 car vtVseioas kraerisS r
uaoatAles. = ~ aectitcz wtii And bitsscil
IN eemnzEa 81 shs whole sisaAtsoe. --
htiNasa phia kS9nin szllrttn.
Fur SIS 80 TIA i-aytNs AaK ard Any
coe q The AHerAcan 81 uuoHskists saS
IsspSrs Weekly ~ .s&aArf eisi Ne q n.
fer ysar. poss pAld % Tor 81 50 Tax
tlxtNa AK Asd the 81 Slekoiss.
Aadrezs LIfTki.L & co,
lat k<afrn.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

ia LAND OFFICE AT oLyxrtA, ". T.,
February II, 1855.
Notice q hereby gwen that fkEBEHIC A.
RICHARDSON has ftled notice Of intention 10
make insl prof before Samuel Greene. = No.
tAry Pubic, 81 has once In II iughton. W. T..
on Saturday, the loth day Of April, A. ID.
1885. On Pre- emption n. ). No. $40, for the
east.
DE names 90 vitaesses Roscoe Dunn,
Charles L. May, Henry A. frederick and VIM.
c. Hamiey. ell Of Hprghton, ". r.
JOHN y. CONVEY.
fe2sap1 Register Of ths Lsnd ono.
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Sisters of

Ckxzssy, ssssrhed % s.. Msry's Infant
Asylum, Dorchester. Mss. certify 10 the
inessimabse value o. Ayers SarSsszriils
b he sressmeuf q SIRE eyes and skin
diseasss, amonx The nzny uhfsrsuasie
ehlldren under their care. Mrs. :. y.
Bcdwell, wIlmsngfon. Mass. writes epss-
cernlng he treatmeaa 81 her dAushief.
vhs wxs troubled with sore eyes, - for
hvys ct e,ve Ayers Ssrszparills ~
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A CHILD Can nm h

UvHE NEW No. q WHxnkm& m.
i son Sewing Machino ~ 3 11
cheapest IN the world = nou ~ - =
the branch once on fruu1 uI16k ~
Pike. with full and oomploao II = 81
tachmcnfs. upon which pof1m = ~
age can execute the n6e1l ~ - 80
ing kind OF work poanibla k95EI j11M
purchasing machine viii n l11l1c&1
instructed In regard 70 n - O. -
uss Of the attachments an1 va ~ =
are cordially invited 10 ell "a t-1&
cur machines.
Orders from the country - sl111|1
and wiz receive carcfnl an1 1(1U~ -
tention. wv. HkU11
jli1 Agent 0se1f|k y.
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sH0o FLY CIGARS. IS eenss box.
100 IN snxes. Anit-CoeiS, ~ the North
Psessc News Depot. Mil g. tsj7 La
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SEEDS
RAIRVIEW STOCK FABM.

I HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER or
4 Hcis'ein- Fresi Cows ana Heifers
with calf. due La the spstng. and q num-
Der Of the tn<ss Bulls. cse and two years
esd. all Thoroughbred and ressssersd. I
expect snother car load 10 strive en- the
18Th Of MARCIA have sooi native Cows,
with csf By Hoistesn Frelsiaa Bali.
which VIII eel 81 reasonable prioea
Ny imported Engiish Stations VII
stand - toilows.
The shire Hus<.r. No. EsL aed ths
roadster Lstle Giant at LsConner. stan
wood and E1ison-
The Eng bah sAire which viii 6rinz
from the Esst Il larger than Hussar, and
VII arrive In ssztfse Msrch Is. He asd
ths cisvelssd bay. Young sporsxaan.
VIII stand a. Seattle. Rsntan. White river
saz fsyalinp q. ~ l. DAVIS.
msstwin Nount vsrnoz. VT.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

q. LAsp oys1cK At OLYMPIA, W.T..
February .. 1851.
Notice Il hereby given that oCNDER
EdGEN has hiea stsee a intention 10
make anal proof before th- 0lers OF the Dis
tlict Court, Ut his once In seattle, W. r on
Friday. the asfh day Of March. A. d. 1so6, on
Pre- tmp,ion D 8 No. 1851, for the NE Y 81
NE Of section "a. township &c north, range
l east.
He names ~ Witnesses liver b. Moe, An
ders Hoe, Oiof Otterscn aad Johau pedsrson
ali Of Port Madison, W.T..
JOIN ". CONVEY,
felsmr2J Register Of The Land offsce
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Nv Little Girl,

"a uusf nv fhsf she never took ansthine
Dist helped her - mach. Think her eyes
never looked % well. ss now, siiscs they
we're Affected. and her general healsi Is
Improving every day. She has taken l'us
hslf bottle Il. J. SimnsSn. ~ Easf
Nerrlmaek g.. Lowell. Mass, writes !:
sMy week eyes were msde strony by
uuinx Ayers Sarssparilis-r c. =. Upton.
Nashua, n. H.. writes: For number
IL yesrs have been troubled with
. humor IN nv eyes, and was unable
70 obtain any relief, until ] commenced
uuing
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE


Z" =
pispensAzy No. s2s
ksaroy ssrsat, ssr
frauciecc. Estsk
tishs1 IN 1854. ~,
tse trsxirnent o.
4 xual and seminal
Oisssscs. such ~
iosoHan0A. GLKE1
sruoTrM. sxrnu
n In all is forms.
sxAzEkL WEAkxkes
nd InyerExcy.
oss Of manhood
ermaaentiy euret
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Try ne London Mired Tea al HuoHEs
4 MuIKR's II you want something 6ne
for the money. mh1e
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T.R. Pu,irHHKs, Insurance and Com
Agent. jalo
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VIZ warrant Gilnore's Magnetic
Elixir 10 relieve the Asthma u enc
minute. A. B. sTxSkKx. dz
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SEASIDE. L0yELL's. MUNRO's
LIBRARY, 10 and 20 cents. at the North
Pacific Meas Depot, Mill ct. jail I'm
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RAID raa,s

I. T. PuxPasxr. Iusarssee ard Com-
issioa Agent i.ie
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JAsses Means IS Slice for sale At
AExzxFTnY's mails
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4 ws e HsqAss 4 ka5er-s Blended
Coaee wlIl make Won hAppy al day.
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Uphelsserca Mattress AZ Pu1mas &
wKlozr'x. far o.. uts
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAu-
oaskp 4 PARTRDox. Agents. de6
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The choicest lot of Fruit Trees and
Shrubbery OF the season Just received
by A. NKwToS, Front street. 20d2xl
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT rQ4 ~
/ Third Jud cisl district Of W..
Ter, itory. holding terms ~ 3e.ffl4
No t9si--Amos Brosn, pieinal4
Frank h. NfwelL defendant
Under and by virtue o. - SOL
and decree Of forrc osurt iH<1@4
the District Court. holding err =
tie. on the 9Th day OF Mara
the above ent tied action,
aboye-nsmed plaintiff oben'n94
men and decree against tho . ~
defendant. | am commsn4ef - ~
following describcd moFfEnGfo y
that Is 20 say: $500.
Lot clever I'm. block seventh 6
second addition 20 the CRY 2
X Nc county. Warrington 1srr3 y =
Notice h therefore herebJ go
saturday. the 10Th day = !
1859,
AT the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. - e
day, al the Court HDnst e.
the city OF Eeeffie, sing cc41
ineton Territory, l VIII. h e1eo1< q
said order OF sale and fetree = ~. a
sure, sell the ahsse describes pEs| y
90 much thereof o. may b nc9 a.
satisfy plaintiffs Judgment rt13 -
thereon ard COSTA. 70 he hi<1 '''
bsst bidder. for cash, - = 1a.uI<
Dated at Seattle this iesh cef ~ s.
ISL.
mriI sheriff Of King county
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Notice Of Final. Proof.

o. 8. LAND 0fFrrx At OLYMPIA. W.T..
FEBRUARY ", 1850.
- Notice Il hereby siven that JACOB n.
X CT has nit4 not C 4 Intention 10 make
Anals -oof before c. Z. Bas man, q ssry
sueiic,' AT biz mice in Seattle, ". r.. er,
sssurdss, the 1Dsh cav Of sorii. A D isss.
on Pre- emptson u T. NJ. fe5I for tbs NV 1
Of sectian 5. township ~ norsh, rsnas 4 east.
re names win ". n Milser, Jos.
eli Of sunny asie. W. r.
JOHN 7 CONVEY.
fs2esfl Register Of the Land Once.
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Fer A Humber Of Years,

| was eslred Of beth diseases BY using
ssx 'sesfts Of yyer'S Sarsapa-illa.r u. @.
Trs;hs. DuxSars. Mass. writes: 81 have
fogai Ayers Ssrsaparills an effcacious
remsds for bilious traat,les and Dyspep-
sis.~ Heary Cobb, a Russell 81. Charles
iowh. ziass.. writes: = was completely
curri Of Dyspepsia. hy the use Of Ayers
SarSspariiia.~ VIM. Lee, Joppx, Nd.
writes: - have tried Ayers SsrsspariIIa.
and II has ,lone' me 30 much good that
shall always regard II IS the best Of blood
purifiers Eminent Physicians prescribe
Avrys@ Sar-
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Charity

uass Be sfsirsss and foremost q the train
slsat wall On mans most dignl6ed and
happisss state but the dignity and hap
plness Of man cannot long endnre with
eut the heSIsh ,hst may be ebtsined In
few bostles Of Ayers Sarssparillas A.w.
Parker. humber dealer. see Bleury street.
Montreal. Qae.. writes; AMER being
tFasalls<i with Dyspepsia FOR year. and
with Sals Rhenn
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