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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-07-17

as can be found in our city.
CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES, SYRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CIGARS, To-
BACCOS, &C.
The best grades of Pat. Process and Family
Flour. constantly on hand at bottom figures.
We pay the highest prices for Wheat, Corn,
Rye, Oats, and all kinds of Country Produce.
Agents for Latin & Rand's Blasting Pow
der, and Judson's Dynamite for stump blas.-
ing, &c.
FARMERS
Can be supplied with the best quality of Cot
ton and Flaxseed Meal, Heavy Middlings,
Bran. &C., at lowest prices. Call and see
us.
mars E. o. GRIMES 4 co.
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7-sILvER CoRNET BANDS
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nAIIY POST aKTHusEAcH


-. sVs..ts...ts1 rs.~-s..
-. ~, $3.50. I, s-~... - r.rs
~-'..s....s.- -. .s.,.......,.'s go &
~. - q - -.--s,.s -. aIr.ss.
s.. ~. ..s...s.,s - 49,. -, .s.rsn..f
- 1. e $3.50 800 s sssts q sss
-. 49, 49,. - -. - A. sssrs,
- $500 vssvtss asl h4ss 90
ss--~l.eIrlse m.ssFsts IS ths cnssn
- ~ III i s.nsusasssa % tks
esze hal.sa ard Il is 30 lnpsebahis
ssas 80 sswIusslsn uilf b mada -
as.Is.sssloa. The asrnpssea ahish aas
fnanos..ssd nesiuM voathsss mnihs
- - 49, a. .sembsss II ils eva
rssts 80 s..ro,et.Iv brokan aoun. ead
- S....sS.s...l ones vii nov h.ra ahs
$3.50 - 100000 es,lras "a VIA lie
s's..s1I..-. 4 - - css.
Y4Nnotsa - a..ni...i ts.,t ia romlp.
e.soa ~ v..srs. - ws.ftaa ssrsne oss
~ 1. 9sroass4 3, s.sstal l.nsdr,d soses
- - s.si,er e.n.,i - ,lsas s,.e Dsm
$500 eaala name IL has bssr 20 80
- ADD sssrrasls Dslaeass and hss, 20
AZ a o.n b cen. faItafally ksps So
pleaass whseh IL nads 10 ~ psopla BE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

The criticisms Of she Eaelish press
upon lhe American government for de
mandlna the release Of eating are ex
treueiy onbecomine. Il has been the
unlluFm praetloe Of Great Britain since
Ne days u Elizabeth 30 protect the
slehts Of British sabiaoia wherever and
whsasvsE they Wers infrinRed. The
British eoyesnmant has never been in
The habit o. aetina slowly Ia these mat
ters. Whsnever = British oitiEsn has
oomplainsd Of injasiiae, TIE British
government has hrst acted aud after
ward eHqaired into The case. Ths re-
cent history Of Great Britain IL rsplese
with bFosls aud complications resulting
from wrongs. fAns,ed o. real. inflicted
upon British aabiss,a By other powura.
Mefe ahan unca 9seaA Btitain has en-
tsfod UPON var 70 secure repatriation FOR
infFinesmsnsa upon the ri9hia Of her
elllHsna far less important than
these suffered By csSune. 10 viev of
ihsio facts the Isondoa Tln.ss and ssv-
aFAl othas Of eus ssseea "a but Earliab
contemporaries exhibit noe only
vsesehed taste bai marked Inconsistency
IN cr.tieiaine aae American esvsrumenl
hecause il denies ths Eight Of a foreign
eoust 70 try and eoavses "a American
eiiissn ior = crime allescd h have been
oommitied ca Amesioan sail
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AuoTnan ~EAsr srIKE.r


Tia announcement VS. made thai
Ne foFmal oponina % ths Vancouver
issand RtllWAY wsaId Be InAds gesser-
Day. Referring - ihis ihs Victoria
Siaaaara q ths ilih Instant says; s0n
Friday noxl slr John A. Macdonald viii
drive ths last spike and declare The
main line flashed from EsqnImali %
Ma -aimo. Tbs party will leave Tor
E1qulmait on Friday moFaine az $50
4. n. a which point they silI enter .
prisais eaF and pressed % she line o.
Ne railway 10 ths end Of MoLslian's
ooalraol. when Ne ceremony vii be
performed. AZ aoon a. he act ia 40.
oompIlahed the train viii proceed TO
Nanaino. bearing on tbs irat through
train over the llns Casa las ahlest
statesman and British Colamhia's most
enlsgprisina eltizsn. 10 whom credit l.
due for ths commencement aud con-
plsalon Of fhs work." There Is llttls
aeubt that EsQaimait viii. Ia she naaF
future. bsaoma ths aotnal. Il not she
legal. lsFminns o. ihe Canadian paoiao.
Although ths q stance or gima con.
sane in making the rnu between Van
ooavsF or BafraFd fniA and Victoria OF
Esqaimalt viii Be- about ths ssms b,
steamer oF BY rail. tbs edvantag vii
be Ia favor o. the latter raute Ia aarA
sud stormy weather or during times Of
smoke and fog. owing 70 the ddaealsios
Of lhe ali-watsr route. A large ssea
ferry can ran aaress The ohAnnsI TO Ma
naimo a any Tins and make oloae oon.
neciions regularly. and that viii an.
doabtsdIy Be the plan adopted. The
beautiful city Of Victoria wiu thea Be
oons the western terminus, a. ere lone
Esaaimaif and yistoria viii be msfeed
Into one mani ipaiiiy.
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NOTICE.

NYoTTcE m HERgbT GIVEN THAT
~ sealed i'd viii b recaiEsa b. ne AZ
dsrsiEasd, cislk 81 ths Clsy % seattle, q his
ofsee n fhe CITY Hal, On o. b. fore FRIDAY,
oasnlnx ths city 81 seattie vita iumbeF for
he term u one year, eommenefng September
"a, fs96 and endi1e September tet, 1851.
III Gig rsaervts tbe fiebt 20 reject any o.
IA BIDS ". g. FORREST. Cily Clek.
tlrsi publieAiien u this notice Angus lsia,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14
NOTICE.

atoxl0R u HKREaY OWEN THAT
IN aaed h1tn vii be Fsoeised b ~ 81
aaf9tauad. Cisfe % the CtY q seatlie. - us
Galoa II tns q Hal. % % before FRIDAY,
August 10tb. 1854 - I DEL e. ,. ~ for
tiyaaing ana 1ahfina ne atFuel lamps a. tne
city 81 seattle Tor tha term 81 ane y a., con
nsaeiaa aeptsmhog 1st 1885, and ending
Senssu0er Is, ~
T'he AZ reserves fhe rinht - nrjset any a.
h4fa w. x FOahn<T. City clart.
FIRST pubiiesti0n o. tnis noties Angus l8sh,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

An AK1eoKp CnsSAMkN Ar TACOMA.
Tia ChinAmaH mensiuned yestrgdav &c
haNiaR neen found e she s.. Nirhalae
Hotel smpioyed there a. coca i ssiil IL
The eity. He esid mat be uQald leave,
hes Il vas tkts moFntng learned thar BE-
vas slih around, Ard when laal seen Was
BEADED tof Ola foun. n. II. O'Cannsi
p4ogafed q eAfrtaCe aud drove - tho
Frs Ward wh4Fs be foona the Chsna
nian a. Ne mtii whsrf snFruaaded hv 4
crowd q men Wa uerp eeias - essea
htm aboard tho z phsv and send hiaa
- Neets =. Ga tavtsatioa John ga gnto
NJ, Q'Oonnef's ctrF3sge ID aaa driven
- Co,ef II faiica Hsishachss ulana ~
besinssa - she safest pus - Toe siiy
toF bim until Ata tepAstara. Iehn sara
De wtl leave thia evening" tor das y
eoand. lie sess fuFthef that BE Is Bai
. CeinanNni teat - VS. barn Il tS<it
b hunoleias thai bis father asa nao-
In iFtshman and his tnathes 4 kauakas
teai b VS. eaidiey ia tna iai IN
rleesantne<a. TIA tia cugaaenea d Jehn
Hsaktuss ksa. A diachafne fFten tpe
AFtny WhteA ts esfFsta i dated fs,si
ana dteeteEzea q n4n nan1e<t aahn Han
toa. he fact - H1s haslne bess rashaf
yunna wten be was = brave Soldier. ard
e she chsnEe Ia nanse. 3aes nas sestr
- b thef hsm stsh. los repoftef M
Hawkips. -saiiee San" Histnn. sd.
be ne likes fse9mAi a--n enNn rev
cal anFhctg Ckin&msn NJ Has
Aias dresses 10 AaseFfean eastutna ana
ueaFa his hair ea1 shoff. Fet D. tssoks
Wen1aTfnily iisa GAinanaa. -. Nssss,
H-ass-a-.=-a--aa
TIE pAesska e tAs Sasa Canal waiaA
has aAtsi lately acsacisd e houss. asas
nae b aA3e tn ie haars bsa sesses sasat
eAsxteR tha els tFfs epPssataS ina
eiatenent is Eivsn eeciafit o. thn e.zru.
aAndeF ~ Ne steaa.ef CaFsas<s affsF.
a. aelasl tsisk and Il ID ans shat wail
exRsvasa exes isrshsa Il aaeaee il the
comweftteI eSfi4. A ssxtas a "a sasrs
hosaee8 Inhtna ana Gazette = an
ilfm q ksa~l inpsgsAnca. heeaasa
mS&nM = substantial sAsln6 II ke eeet
q tfan1paFsioR paHssueers ana frasshl
betusps these I've reinta.
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Furnished House to Rent,

TIE LOWER FlAgoR or A coon
= wnik4uEnisasd houHa Q18 Coiumtis
sirecaR. Al reazAy fnF hguse4eepina. 20 q
I. VAN DoRKN,
ne AtJuSsicsg CczEs Waahlngisn q.
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN sealed BIDS win b. reserved " The IN
d~Fsianad Cferk a. the Org 81 seattie, II his
alies ia Ire City Hail. % q before FRIDAY,
Augas 10ih. 1885 q o'e.osk p n. for
iRbltng the asreeis of sesftle or the tarn o.
opa year, cemmencinR 3 ptembef lGa, 1855,
ano eauing september tat, 1871.
TIE city reserves he ri6Al 70 rsjse, aHy %
al hlds. y. q FohkE8T, City CleFk.
First puhlieation Of this noiioe Augusf fsth,
fe88 auf8
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FoFSale.

AN IMPROVED STOCK Farm or
n 1to AC8EA
s. acres In hay and - acres under partial
tDpfoveMouk.
uyD h8 CheFry street. Seattle. ". T.
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WANTED.

900 naea FOR Caaonls 4. r. sasrk, e. Is q
dag boarf IS. psssags pa8a.
50 M1i 8awis. es3 Ber sseasA.
= Gsrpenieys. go pr usoafh.
Nilksr 80. Dishsrasher SIS.
Z Farnt HaHsfs 81 s. dsg ~ e25 moatA.
Wastsr SIS, Lanmarsaan 90
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Rooms to Let,
PtCKED UP.

DI,EAsANr FURNIsHKD ROOMS.
4 kHauiE a. Eeaag hicck. 10 ColnRs.
"a : rs,sH naar ffsNns AM -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

CoNEwHERB BETsEKN tbs SAN IRAN.
- ciscs siara ana he corner a second snd
fite sirrets. . eoid gafeh. with . vcet chain
ANA child'H Fiae attached. The nnAnr will
b salstls rewarded faf isavinE ne same a
this enc. AMI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14
PICNIC GROUNDS.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAID OUT
grounds on Puget Sound. ons mile
nom Psrt hlAkely and two milea from
ine dance hall beautiful grove. Cen
mlttees are invited. before going else
where. 20 csll and Inspect the grounds.
steamer Helen every other DAY, right 20
the landing from Harrington 4 Smiths
WHAT. J. B. MAGRATH.
aus In pruuriafnr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

TIN ACREs or FIRST CLASS
4 fmpEoEed land orchard. god house
and baEn, wixh three 6ne streams Of va
tHr runninE through IL ThsF1 are two
clay mills On the place. WITH an ahund-
anse 81 The he,t briok cay h the coun-
". A most deslrabis place. with good
water fronfnHe Dlgance from seattle
Post OfIlcn, esstba1 four miles. Situated
immediately west 81 Milton Yoint Ad
dress GEORGE DOftFkIA
OlIies with G. = Bowman. opposite tbs
Yesier-LkaEy block. Post Oaico box 80.
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q 1nERRrIaENRNTa
ZOE sALE.

AZ HnAu ~ TRNaH MIX COVE
u sna ea1Faa III allnx aislt 3elNFs
e faH Esnfna eoanlT Ur1G1u- 8heI
e. - e4n a. 1ha etfT flocE- f'1li 81 A.
JBtKaH o. }. 1. LAWS Atuzs9leE
ae7s arts
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A GARD.

ITO THR PATRONS AND FRIENDS or
n PruVld saes Hoaplfai.--Bains CREDIBLE n.
formed hat aEea1s u tie seattle orn~rai Hna
ftal CDR. csrn4n's hessitaN are indusirf1ns-
y eanVataang The SQUAD countRY, masfiar
Whk More Or iesa aacesas, thToaFh the rspre-
ssntMtisn thas ckoS koiders. Il xick or 10.
jared, Wsald b cared for D. TIE slaseris q
Charity, We wt4h g knpWn ~ 81 ana disitnsi
y understaod, tbat We have robins uhatsveF
and shas his sickrs viii not aAmit paeianas %
frcvtdauce Hospital. Dr. CAranan rsea %
seeez sach - afrHnGsmtut via -, bus be
I'D Ect thtn, nor val ever, asccoea d %
dolss- The sisssFs aa1 their 3aanta will cen.
tince 70 visa ne mltling porla ana rElncipal
laSzsnS camps aoea1 tie s5and, - freq aeHsly
~ cauTerlent, an1 ~ relpectzuily request ear
fEleaAs WI visa ticketa - aWafi ear arrival.
RlsrR8 RETER Alc sNTAkA.
An II - nnon~t-~
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PRoeRAm-PARr FERsr
Plano solo, Alice ore nancel..-......Aaher
Miss May look
song. "Exlectancy $50. Dudley Buck
NJ q Uavt1 Goouselis
~ Luce ii gues0 Amin" -. DoniEetti
Mfsa Belle ufiots.
Solo = Ci aneing Fifea".... ...... GABRIEL
Mr.. Robert r. stevens
Air. with varia,ipna- .Proch
PART SECOND.
Solo, The Arrow sud tho Song !. pinsute
Mr. Robert n. eteyens
Song. THE nAy a Done Bale
Mrs David 0oodse1
tflAl illf1ttli. $3.50 IS ~ u0oy EHl41
NJ ea May Cook.
4" Man scene tom Lucia 81 l.ammers
AIaa belle pnnnla. Anla
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MapsI Maps !!
Closing Movement

uTN THE ENpER SIGNED. WHOLESALE
w snd retail Buf1Aers. aNroe . ciaae or
lgs tIneea q taslnala & E10HI esclcea
3 ~. rsanaiaa kaeuzf iAh. laee exesgt
~ a6ssrdays. Il nICE q CO.
L0Cl8 BTEEE.
NJ. HACHas
COLEMAN I'D.
BoksG 4 AMuEn8JN,
I'D aAHDNEM,
MURPHY,
snf33 = q MAaEL.
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wasnIneTan moM WORKS CO..
cansr q soush ssesna nua JAek.sa
atrnrta. aulzdw7w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

A SEfFF. 81 FKET LONG. : FEMT
n haam Hef emfii nat ssrunr. fha
eWaeF ca rscsveR q ~ caiilnE 8 Jesse
A1eak caEoA iyle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

FOR 9ALn.
FTNMo-sfS1ltH HousA. And h0T on
Third afFues.
Clty Lofs S. Is and sts M.
socond hard Furniture store.
N11 acroa and. pat clcarcd, y pr ecre
white riysr raach clearea 9oslurll. stts
restaurants 10 $ts1 $50; bargains
Ceanuy hctri vi b bar; Laundry.
toantry stores esEan. ealuonA
Il ant Niaferuueat claims. ltc orfea
n ksng Aad Snohcnaah cuantieA 50 /;
vsoa1s-a olAiua. SO srsllnquisled hone-
sieAil o. pFe ezApa Ne tie9 stlA -, &c
f1rc-acre he1tes clear6d 50 ~.
Trade Gig iseta faF ktAnch
Asrissess - sni..i rsepertg e - e 81, 900
Nfty and Goanty SCRIP. -
New Nsd saooad. had SAFES.
ANTED.
Aoney good eecarisy; best intsreSi
y ousen ana eirls: hl9hess waRes paia.
lrceerS w@shere and cooks No. pay
ta furnish - - eAnte Z y per month.
IaaraNeeza ard ageeta SIS per ucnsh
kaetner % irlprased ~tosk HAnch. 500
Tee laAy Rags-erA Ter lie. ~ two wen.
FOR RENT.
a nnmheT 81 inproyed farmA
Nsaeta o huassA 8 10 -
FarUishe.s a. unfHrni ahs.a Faen.a WITH
a. uiihsai bssrd. & = moath 20.
fsapllaf Szhean 81.
Ia acFe r. sslhs iuaproxed f, aFchart Ana
aAy 40 casA remE
rsscen iapr svesa rzEcA. s. . mcnth.
ktna-c q iAnsp EsrSioa "a toan
fusuleled rocuta Ter hoosekeeping.
Gao. W.. GRAM q,
WasAiaGtsa TerFi3dxy Emplaymeat N.
80. ~ narnel q. 1911 -
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AeRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS. L0GGERS,

ssssl cael cAAin. Cerasya eesns
isF sks aslsasaasd RAia Wssas-
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WazAiaRtsa ferritexy Enpleyueat IA.
rsAa. HesF eaxusF cemmsrsial ant
y - iastaa slr- =. Aaalll.. -
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'DOu.KRsB BUILT or ALL DEsCRTPs
~ t1onA fankA sheet Iron work and
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
About M ad Dogs.

\ mad dog on the rampage. frpthne at
the mouth and covered with foam. j. a
creature of the inmg inatun.
Mad dogs are not afraid of water: M
der the influence of the disease they viii
plunge their mouths into water to cool
the burning fauccs. The term hVdroalIo-
hia is therefor" Il missioner applied 10 ili>
disease in the dog although correctly de-
scribiH@ symptom in the disease com
municatrd to man by the bite Of a mad
dog. The bite of healthy dog. even
should lie become rabd the week after.
cannot possibly produce hydrophohia in
the person bitten. Nothing but the virus
of rabies can communicate the disease To
man. Seizure with a fit of an cpilcptic
character CONFUSION of the body. kick
ing with the whole OF some of the limbs
champing Of the jaws. and fruihing III
the mouth are not only symptoms IF ra-
bir>. bni may in nine hundred and ninety
nine out of Il thousand Eases if not in
every case. be considered IL proof that
the dog in not mad, have neither seen.
heard Of. nor read of Il mad dog suffering
from such II lit except in tilc very last
stages of the disease
The true and uncrrin- symptoms are:
change in the natural disposition and tenn
per; excitement on seeing ANYTHING bright
and gli>tcnin@, such A. patcnt-lcather pol
i>hcd metal. etc. disposition To retire
behind dark objects; peculiar CLEAN In
and un>tcadinc>> OF the eve: disposition
TO gnaw inediblc things, such ~ straw.
stones, carpet wood, his own chain. etc
Swapping AT imaginary objects: unusual
excitement on hearing strange or sudden
noises: indi>criminatc attacks on every
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24

monumental fool hal made Of my
self"
! leaned back in my chair aud laughed
heartily
"Oh. yon may LAUGH. said button. but
my folly aud ignorance wcrc the masking
Of me-
You would nave done vel if y9u had
renamed in Georgia, | replied.
M. / wouldn't. / Nould haYe stuck
to B!ne Rock, and perhaps ben post
master there yet on llary of - "a year.
Now have ranch worth S25o.ouO /
have Knocked about In the World / 20
every year to ST. Louis and NeW Orleans.
and I'm beginning 10 enjoy life. Come
home with me and sec. live oulY
twenty mile from here
had to decline the invitation a Wa>
going to leave the next day.
You can tell the boys. if y3u like
said Jim at parting. Some Of those
Blue Rock fellows are n green vet a,
used to be. and don't care wat they
think about il. And Colonel tell them
that me and the old lady are getting along
just splendid, and that my two sons and
two daughters are the finest lad. and la
ses in Texas
As rode OFF | turned when | came to
the first hill top. and half mile below
in the village street | could see the cX-
postmaster of Blue Rock waving his SOM
hrero after me.-4HdHta tGd.3 foaStdu-
tim.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
Tom Reeds Platform.
HI l. gptpA3L IaE fI.I.~fu3zNI. .NNb
MOT Lii l1;ffE To 81 iLEorEn
INANIltbt ~I-I.

\ Boston newspaper. having brought
"ut Congressman Red Of fhi~ State
IL eandicate for President il -. the
Pine Trcr statesman la bcru iu.est -i-N-
rd
In running for the Presidency laid
'ir. Rcd. up ii a broad al.. c5mprencu-
>iFe Platform. alid ii daut 81 the NOM
luatian il WON'T b" b.cdu>e I'm hot will
n@ II give satisfaction Il people II ali
color, races. religions and political
vicW>. | beiieYe ia giving cv-ry man
equal right ana fair show. ! believe
that i the duty Of Congress II pass a
judciou> silver bill aud am ia faYar At i
revision Of the tariff which shall ai1e -aj-
i>iactlon TO the capital and la5ol EN-
ployed in the manufacturing industries Of
the country. and al the same time place
the luNurie> a. well a til" ucce>>arjy- II
life within the reach Of all. ! briicSc
that every man. woman and ch.i3 should
receive q pension who i entitled ~ il /.
that every just claim upon the Govern
mrut should BE promptly and fully paid.
With interest 10 date that >cctiona. strife
~hluid br >luolhrrcd in frltcrnal love.
and that the dead j>>up~ IF til war
>houtl hc deccutiy buried Al Government,
expense. ana IN favor Of applying the
principles II civil SERVER reform t. al
the Offices of tin Government ~ l.,
give entirc satisfaction u those VIM are
in a. well a. th3~e who arr out ald that
all legislation intended u promote the
prosperity Of the country >hpuid be
promptly enacted by Congress ON the
labor question | am a. sound a. an oak
>aWlo2. and urgc upon Congress the pas
SAFE Of a bill that will forever settle and set
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24

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The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
Snow Blossoms.

beautiful, pure. white blossoms
Are on the trees this morn.
They dropped last night from hcav'n
For there they sure were born.
And in the golden moonlight
Helped by the whistling breeze,
King cold, with his icy fingers,
Fast hung them 10 the trees
No buds to herald their coming,
No warm and beautiful rain;
They CONCEIVE fancy ALADDIN
l. here, with magic again.
And 50, on this wintry morning,
Although the cold winds blow;
We gaze at a bright new garden,
Y it'll flow rs all made of snow.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regulator
ever placed WITHIN the reach nj suffering humans
itN, truly j. Electric Bntcr~. Inactivity Of the
Liver. Biiiou>ur>s. JAuutie,. Constipation.
Weak kilucy>.er an, disease OF the urinary or
gln>, or whoever requires an appetizer. tonic or
mild s,imnlant. will always md Electro Bittcr>
the best and only certain cufc known. Thcy
act ,urcl, and quickly, eNrr. bottle guaranteed
10 give entire satisfaction or money refunded.
sold al nifty cents a bottle by horaiio W. Cu>h-
ing.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
BuckIens Arnica Sajve,

TIM BGsr SllNE IN The world Tor Vut
Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Salt khcum. Fever Sore
letters, Chappcd Hands, Chilblain>, Corns, and
all skin Erupiions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfcc, satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Horatio W.
Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
G.. T.. e.

lhls column Il devoted to the interest Of the
hofnah- Christian Temperance Uniun 81
-kRshegan i to IL. cGLcnciesi by them
The -k0wlcgan " &. r. L meets IT Teutp.r
anee Hal. 10 Coburn Block. every Tues,laq
- three O'cock
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24

In Maine prohibition ha~ paid the debts
of the lahoriuG man, substituted peace,
thrift, happiness and many of the mxu-
r.r> of life, for contentious. woes. sor
rows, poverty and wretchcdness. It has
driven every di>tillery out of the state.
and 50 decreased crime that it, state
prison has only one inmate for every six
teen hundred inhabitants, while Massa.
chn-ett~ has one for every -four hundred
and iIfty of her population.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24
Rates Of Advertislhk I. ~

speei4 notice. 10 cents per line. Local Mott, :.
5s1ts per linz Amusement Notices 4 % U.=
as Tor hrsi Insertion cents fsr each subsequent
fsertion. SPECIAL RATES 70 large local 4dseriscuS
INSCRIPTION RATES.
: 81 psr year, 3 cents FOR months % cent? for
f9Hths. srtety IN ad,dnee. SIS il paid within
H1nthsi sIbd 4 payment =. dol1ysd ssyord
u-..fha.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24

The great popularity and success Of Saliva
ton OIL the great pain destroyer has made il
target for counterfeters Beware Of imitation,
Price Is cents a bottle.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-24

"Mollje, wish YOU would be better
little girl" said fond father to his little
daughter; You have no idea how sorry
am that mamma has tn >coid YOU always"
Don't worry about II, papa" wa. the
reply of the little angel Il am not one Of
those sensitive children. Half the time |
don't hear what she says.