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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

A WHARF Franchise Law surr.-An
injunction suit has been begun by the
Union Wharf Company against Mrs,
Lucinda Hastings To restrain her from
using the new Hastings wharf for land.
ING goods, wares or merchandise there
on, and hauling the same through lay
Tor street. Messrs. Bradshaw a Sachs
have been retained for plaintiffs. and
hessfs. Jones 4 Calhoun Tor defendant.
The basis OF the complaint seems TO be
the charter granted by the Legislature
OF Washington Territory TO the Union
Wharf Company 10 erect a wharf al
the end Of Taylor street, and have ex-
elusive wharf privilege there. Tue
basis of the defense ts probably on the
ground that the Union Wharf Company
has never used the full width of the
street. and that the Hsstinss's have
maintained and kept 10 repair a strip OF
said street next 90 their property and
have right 10 use the same. The case
will involve points of LAG probably new
or adjadiosted In the Territory hereto
fore, and Its oatcome will be watched
With interest. There il not mach doubs
but that the Wharf Company could
have had exclusive right to the full.
width Of the street under its charter.
had It's wharf been constructed and
maintained that width; bat whethsr OF
not It's failure through long series Of
years TO use the franchise over the
whole width Of the street would eslap
owners of adjacent property from util
txins the portions Of the street unused
BY the Wharf Company, is the all i'm.
portant point. Ia other words. has the
company forfeited its right under TIE
franchise 10 that part Of the street IN
used by itg The charter granted Ger
tain privileges of exclusive use, under a
stipulation or condition that the com-
pany should maintain its wharf within
= specified time. Ltd the erection Of
that wharf cover the requirements OF
the terms of the franchise as % the
whole width OF the street. OF did u
merely secure that portion Of the street
actually covered By the wharf, We are
not "hriehngH the case for trial, bui
merely noting It's saliest points Is q
matter OF public interest. and because
is dscts on usy be valuable IS prece-
Dent fer the futare.-Psrs fe,sAssaS
4ryss.
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DIDs FOR DRIVING A TUNNEL
- through the portage between Lakes
Union and Washington. and building q
hume therein. - per specifications on file
At the Office Of Whitworth & Thomson,
will be received By the undersigned up to
" o'clock noon. on saturday. January 30.
1876.
Bids for driving tunnel and construc-
ton Of fiume must be made separately
for each, and must state the price per lin
cal foot for each.
Timber cut In the dimensions TO be used
and ready TO be put IN place will Be fur
nished 70 the contractor upon scows at
the landing.
The right 10 reserved to reject any and
y. II. OsaOOD.
Seattle. w. T.. Jan. 10. 1886 jslolw
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The situation in regard 10 the oaio
legislative middle remains unehSre ea.
Both the Republican and Democratic
ssnstss nsss yesterday and aaiSarned
without transAssans any basaasss. A
conference committee appointed by the
two bodies h AZ work endeavosing 20
arrange eomprcnise. bat the prospects,
Of success are slight
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Il IL announced that James q. Blaine
is in favor of the continued coinage of
silver. IL Is the nations misfortune
that MIR. Blaine Ia not in q position
where he can asser, his views on the
silver question to some effect. when
the leaders Of the people are not in the
public service, the people are the losers.
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srxAnEz SoIp.-SseAmcr Lacy xAs
sold fos $3.50 yesterday. She belonged
30 Captain Goding, and ~ss bought by
Captain II. 4. Morgan for The Tread vel
Mining Company Of Alaska. for which
coantry abe viii start In q fsw dsya.
Tie Luey Is = propeller, built here IN
ISIS, Of Is tons measurement
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1T PAYS

r1NO INSURE IN THE TRAVELLER
l. OF Hartford. Conn.,, the best a. vel
as the largest Accident Insurance Con
pany In the world. Head the iollowing
Travellers, for accidental death and ipjr
ries most Of them well known citisknA
You are acquainted with some Of shsn.
AJAX their opinion Of accident inEursnos:
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THE PORT ORCHARD HOOL
1 house. with the real estate belonging
thereto. Large house. containing three
rooms. with two brick fireplaces, kitchen
and woodhouse. he ten a res OF land is
splendidly located, at Dyes Inlet over
locking Port Or jharj Bay. Kitsap county.
Good land. me acre cleared, and good
well on premises. Clear title.
Steamer Helen runs by the above prop
erty three times q week.
For terms and particulars apply. on or
before January I'D, to
ALFRED LARSON,
Mitchell. Kitsap county. care box s23.
Seattle. jsl3 10
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A CHILD Can run 1T.
Notice to Creditors.

N THE PROBATE COURT OF KIT
J sap county. Washington Territory.
In the matter OF the estate of Daniel
Mcdonald, deceased.
In pnrss lance Of an order OF Nathan
Bucklin. Esq, Probate Judge Of Kitsap
county. notice 10 hereby given to all per-
sons having claims sgaiast the estate of
Daniel Mcdonald, late of Kitsap coun,y
deceased, that they are required 10 ex,
hibit the same with the necessary vouch
ers thereof, under oath. to the subscriber
administrator Of said estate. at his place
OF residence In Port Blakely. Kitsap
county, W. T.. within one year from the
date OF the first publication OF this notice.
Dated the 10th day OF December. 1895.
MALCOLM MCDONALD.
Administrator Of the estate of Daniel
Mcdonald. deceased. deIOlw
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For Rent.
TOWNSHIP PlhTS

PEING IN RECEIPT OF REGULAR
- weekly reports from the Olympia
Land Office. we are prepared to furnish
township plats. with entries marked TO
date: thereby saving TO intending ., ttlers
the delay and trouble OF send ng away
FOR the same. Price, pcr township. 81.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room I. Yes er-Leary block
p. o. box 2e7. ia7
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Notice Of Final Proof.

December "a, 1885.
Notice Ia hereby given that DAVID W
WHIST has nled notice Of mention to
MAKE Anal proof before toe Clerk OF the
Dist let court, at his once in Seattle, W.
on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of February, Alb.
1855, on Pro enp'ion d. 8. No. $50. for the
sw 4 Of sectioa Al. township - ". range 4
east.
He names as witnesses ZibA smith. Ly-
sander smith, Nicnsel Kelly and william
Harris, all Il seattle, ". T.
JOHN r. 6OwEY.
deS1fe4 Register OF the Land Ufics
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pains In back and limbs. loss Of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth, etc.,
al ralu en- rad Az tha naa Of
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Treasurer's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai
~ all Island County warrants press
ed to AND endorsed prior 10 March . -
are now payable upon presentation. -
no interest win be allowed after this os'~
A. ID. BL0WEk4
Treasurer Of Island county, M:I.
Ceupeville. w. T., Jan. l. 1875. jssdSls
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For Rent.

A NIw TwO-STORY HARD FIN
N ished house Of Q rooms. with two lots
and outbuilding two blocks north Of Bar
rel Factory; also, Furnitare for sale.
Apply TO ROBERT GOODDURN or w.
II. SHOUDY. Commercial street, next
door 70 W. d. Soottis building. de30 ~
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A Fine Watch

rs OFTEN RUINED BY GETTING IN
I the hands of botch matchmaker. 40
badly. sometimes that it is impossible TO
make 1t keep time correctly. Parties
wishing their fine watches preserved and
put in good running order will do well to
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Total payments BY Traveller sii.l" y
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents, Bu.isfs BuI'a'
ing. oppeslt, Occidental Hotel
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THE ATTITUDE OF GREECE.
EXCITEMENT IN CRKTK.

CossrAsrIsoPLE. Jan. T.-The inhab-
itants OF the Island of Crete, three
fourths OF whom are Greeks, are excited
over the prospect of the arrival Of a
Greek squadron. There are only two
Turkish irouclads in Cretsn waters and
they are stationed IN Zsbs Bay. They
would be unable to resist the progress
Of the Greek feet. The Turkish garri.
son on the Island numbers 10000 men.
FRANCOIS PROTEST.
PARIS, Jan. I'm. DeFreycinst to.
day informed NJ. Criesis, Greek Charge
ID Affairs. that France. although she
sympathized with Greece, was unable
20 separate herself from the action OF
the Powers toward that country.
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Situation Wanted

DY A STEADY YOUNG MAN. AL
ID most any kind OF work ; can furniah
good references Address IT. o. r.
New England Hotel lass
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flosr and feed at W. II. sacUpr 4
Cos las
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LOTS FOR SALE.

MICE. CLEARED RESIDENCE LOTS
! Y in DIR. koliock's and Hallers addi-
lions, Immediately northeast of Ninth
ami Viii streets. for sale cheap, on easy
te, ms. Inquire Of GEO. DOR FEEL, office
with &. K. Bowman. opp. Yesler-Leary
building or at residence. northeast of
LAwtons nursery. deS
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NOTICED.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now past due to the late firm Of Wad-
dell & Miles. will please call and settle
the same without further notice.
fails I'm &C. MILES.
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For Sale,

THE STEAM TUG 8. l.. MAsTICK
L well found In tackle and apparel. For
particulars apply to MOORE & SMITH
Port Discovery.
ja6 MOORE SMITH.
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House to Let.

SEvEN ROOMS, SITUATE CORNER
- Of FIFTH and University strsetA In
anire Of ldesll O. 8. JONES.
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THE PUGLT SOUND SEED

THE PUGLT SOUND SEED
~ ARDEN OF A. @. TILLINGHAST.
VI at Padills, Skagit county. W. T., Is
the largest in this Territory. On Padilla
of Garden Seeds in 1885 most of which
have been sent East. aud much of which
comes back here again. in packages from
Eastern dealers. to customers who order
from the East.
Mr.. Tillinghast has reserved some Of
the best, and has also sent Fast for q sup
ply Of such Seeds as are better grown
elsewhere, and will send out Flower and
Vegetable Seeds on an .ntirely new plan.
He sends them postpaid by mail COLLECT
oE DELIVERY, TO be paid for when they
are received.
Send for catalogue. In which will be
found prices. descriptions ana all partic-
ulars. Address A. @. TILLINGHAST.
jal3eow WIN Padilla. Wash. Ter.
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RoBERrsoN-ln Seattle, Jan. 26, to the
wife Of VIM. Robertson. q daughter.
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HAVEN SEEDS,

A CCLINATED AND IMpORTKD
n GARDEN SEEDS.
Send for price Ess to J. W. DoRR Ign
den. Wash. Ter. jafdw
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

A FEW HIvhs OF ITALIAN BERs
"A w. M. ALLAN, Edmonds, snoho.
mish county. de2aw2
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q. BENINGHAUSEN

ne herman matchmaker, Commercial
street. next to wabacher Bros. a trial
He Is prepared with the best of watch
materials and the latest Improvements.
He Is one Of the most experienced watch
makers here, and has acquired his knowl-
edge Of trade in both American and Eu
ropean factories. jal9 3m
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Notice of Dissolution.

TUE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between J. w. Jones ami T.
3 Arthur. under the Arm name of Jones
4 Arthur. has besn dissolved by mutual
consent The bu-ins-s has been removed
TO the Cracker Factory Block. All cut
standing ACCOUNTS must be settled with
me. J. W JONEs.
del Cracker Factory Block, Front 81,
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A GOOD GIRL IL YEARS OF AGE
"A or over. can find . good home aud
clothes, In exchange for helping In q
family of two. Address p. o. box SO.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A
FOR SALE.
goo Acres, part cleared. IS IN acre
Lots In Fades q Knights addition
grabbed, s12S
City Lots. IS. s25 and sAs each
White River Ranch, s7es.
Three Restaurants. 500, $500. s7so.
Two Improved Ranches, $3.50. $500
One paying business. capital $50
Reltnauished pre-emptions or home
stsaas, s1eo.
Barber Shop. complete, $3.50.
Bakery. $500.
5-acro Homes. cleared. $50 up.
Store on Front street. $500.
Trade City Lots for Ranch.
Mortgages on Sold Property, 800 up.
City and County Scrip.
One Saloon. $50 =Es
New and Second hand Safes.
WANTED.
Money good security best interest
paid; call here FIRST.
Women and girls. SO per month
Ironers and washers, No. 1 pay.
To furnish Farm Hands. SIS q month
Canvassers and Agents, SIS . month
For Rent.
q Houses, - mp to SIS.
l6o-acre Ranch. Improved; NO cash
rent.
so-acre Ranch. improved: % month.
House and Large Garden. In town, SIS
Rooms In all parts city. 81 month. mp
Furnished Restaurant. SIS . month.
Two Laundries.
Lot near center Of city. 70 lease.
Money 70 loan On short dine and
approved security.
GEO. w. CRANE,
Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
NOW OPEN,
MECHANICS STORE +!
The finest and best
RANGES AND STOVES
Ever brought to Puget Sound.
HI"NX1Ee
OF every description, and q full assert
ment of
GRANITEWARE,
| CHIMNEY PIPE.
SHEET iron and COPPER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
| We will sell you better goods for less
money than any house in Washington
Territory.
Call and examine our immense stock
and satisfy yourself.
Occidental Hotel Block. Entrance on
MIL and James streets.
N. koRN,
jal7 President and Manager.
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RoRN

Insnre with JAMES A. OAsrI d 90.
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WANTED.

pY THREE ADULTS. SMALL FUR
- nished house, or rooms furnished for
housekeeping; Immediately. Address
or call on GEO. W.CRANE.
jay 81 Employment Bureau.
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GEO. w. CRAM z,

Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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Situation Wanted.

DY A GERMAN WOMAN, TO DO
- general Homework. Apply 70 IF.
q, 81. James Hotel. second street. Is .
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NOTICE OF RECEIvEg,s SAFE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory. holding tel ms At Seattle, In
King county.
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILL AT
4 Lake Union, North Seattle. Build.
ing and machinery. also six lots 10 be
sold together or separately. Capacity OF
mill, 70, 90 feet per day. Apply 10
sel3dw J. MFRINK
Washington Iron Works seattle.
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WANTED.
Money good security best interest
paid; call here FIRST.
Women and girls. SO per month.
Ironers and washers. No. 1 pay.
To furnish Farm Hands. SIS a month
Canvassers and Agents, SIS . month
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No tii3-H. II. Chileerg. plaintiff. VI.
George n. johnson ct al. defendants.
Notice 10 hereby given that In pursu-
Anoe OF an order Issued out of the above
entiued Court on the 10Th day OF Jan
this eau se will sell st
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TO Lot.
MlLLIN cry.

The remainder of my winter stock OF
Millinery must be sold Now Is the time
for ladies to secure genuine bargains.
> II NELLIE NJ. CHEASTY,
Front ST., next the Kenney block,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
grt,taIer oamoriT.

Das Spfer zines brltaien NngriffS, bon
pel9em Die 8olt3et bisber feline 8enntntB
erlaugt 81 BADEN iheint, tpIrbe am Mtonz
tag Qbeno Die bel tbren gltern $50. 727
@lf @rooe Nue. tpobuenoe 16i6brige Sberele
Senner. 9ie @enannte tpuroe all ienem
Sage ge9en 8 uDr QIbenos, als Tie bon eineln
tbrem @lternbauie benadbarten Tleii6erz
Iaoen, 100 fe @tnfdufe genlddbt bate, 3uz
rHGtebrte, an Der @de Der Oitlualltee Nue.
uto @iraroitraBe bon einem irhgen ibr unz
b~etanntet 8uriAen Ourh elnen 6ieb nit
einem S6lagring auf Die ttnfe Wange 3u
Sooe1 geitredt uno babel 10 ldtper nerLeBt,
oaB lie oas 8euuBtlein perIor. Oils Das
WtGoden tpteOer 81 fth fam, REF IS INN
6ulfe, in Sol9e be1fen Der in Der ytGbe lpobz
llenoe Sleti6er uno iett @ebIlfe berbetz
eilten uHO es nad ietner 8obnung geleitez
Ien. Oas @eltht Der Nrnen mar furdtz
bar entltelt, oas linfe Auge bif angeibwoLz
len uno ibr 3uitauo in Solge oes ausgez
itanoenen Sdredens 10 beoentlt9, oaB
mebrere Sage Derginger, ebe feb Das MGoz
den tpteoer erbolte. 5rGuleirt Senior tDar
ntbt i'm Sta1oe, etne genaue 8ej6reibu1q
tbres Angreifers Su eeben, ieoob 9laubt ite,
3aB IS Der GIe6baber zines Wiodens mar.
NIT Del6em ie tn elmer SdneiDernerfz
ltdtte, Geo. 346 @. SnbianoitraBe, gemetnz
l6aTttt6 arbettete uno NIT benz lie Dor einiz
gen SGgen etnen Wortfued1eI gebabt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
Sin ImfiaeS 0iebcsf1Gnew.

BET tpeI6em elmer Der 10 perp0uten un6
neueroings pteoer in Die Wfooe g%etommenen
GcifrDde cine bernorragel1Oe Houe lpielte;
muroe Srettag Ut0rget gege1 Z ubr IN benz
S6nittDaarengel6Gft BON IS. $. 0oDges,
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uno elmer Srau in Scene geleBt. lin Die
angegebe1e .3ett fubr bort elm 8uggD Dor,
benz elm anitdno;g geflet0eteS Baar e%Ht1tieg,
0as 1t1 in ben 0oDgeS' lden 2lben perfil9te
unD 1i6 perl6ieoene Setbenltoffe norlegen
LieB. NGbreno Der Trelnos lt1 nit benz
@ei6GftSinbaber iiber Die i6Iedten 3etten
unterbielt, lieB oeiisn Begletterin pI0bIth
bret StiGe Seioenitoff tun 8ert1e BON
$125 unter ibrem Wtantel peri6Dtnoen unO
elite bamit auf Die Strabe, Derfolgt bon
6ooges. nel6er Den 8organg iebr tpobI
bemerft bate. G6e aber 9ooges. nod ben
2aoen DerIalien fonnte, bate Der geiprdz
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ibm benielben iber ben 5topf uno Die
S1ultern 9esogen, ben itberraldten &altfz
mann auf Diele JSeile Der6inoernb, Die Ser
folgun9 lofort fortSuleBen. @6e iib 9oos
ges nod aus ietner oroltgelt Sage befreten
fonnte, bate bas biebiihe 8aar bereitS oaS
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an Der 70. 2ateftroBe eritattete Nn3etge
mabten it6 Die goliSiiten 9iaon uuo
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8eanten 10 9lIGltb, Den mInnltden Sbeilz
baber an benz freden 0iebltabl 3ur 6aft 3u
brtneen. Die 8el6reibung Der 9iebe bate
Die beioen goIiStiten itGmli9 auf Die 8erz
mulhiun debradlt. 0df3 Der QtebltahL BON
OtitgIieoeru Der Deriidtt8ten unter benz
Nunleu vWbite @ang" betannten BanDe Don
2aoenoteben aus8efiibrt lDorOen lei, ulto lie
begabeu ii6 in Solse belen na0 Dem 5auie
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alias M6tte, oaS 6aupt Der ernGbaten
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erfannte in gbtte ben Walln, .pelder tbm
ben 9teifrod iiber ben &opf 9~sitilpt bate,
uno gBbite muroe .oesbalb III Der Station
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qefullOel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
Seine bon OCT MtIcnf0aft er=
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mar iesensrether ais ~Steientse. pet9e ben 8epobnern
Der pom @taIarta betmgeinbteH gessmben Der 8ereiniae
ten Staaten nno Der Senoetretie aus Sem @eb1ouhe
pon $ Otetter' NG9enbttterem su E5etE3aez
woroer tit. Sieljdbrt9e @%rinbrurs bat uur 3u t(d6Sie
llnDtrtlon1tett @btntns rno cnberer grsneitcIfe CUR Bee
~fanpIun5 oeS &ettersrstfens uon @edletz, coneeittuen
nnO @aue"fiebsrn Oarsethan, 1OdbrenO anOererleits ni6t
mtnSer tlar bewteien porben tit, OaB Der @ebrat6 bes
Sttteren, ether Der i6wddIten SSrperbei6n Henbsit .rz
trd5ltben ArSnei rein botanti6sH pri prun9s, einet Stz
p~trla9ltsen S1ub 9esen malartide Sronfbeit sepGbrt
nno t9r @tnDalt tbut, pentl tie it'd ettrpt delt bat. AUD
Seber. rno unterletbsit0run8et, oltgeneine SdDdd,
nno untDatt9tett Der Nieren. Hppetf uno Sdlai uer,
pen eIourd} SeoelleFt; IS psrtretbt Die rbetmatii3em Sdtt
StslIpe9leI perarmteH Slutuml0Hi,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
Gin traGem0cr Sran8ew8arten im
.GSuicN0DA

Gins Der interelianteiten Naturz S9aus
ipiele miro Der BenDlferung bes gtoroz
petenS tpG6reno Der leBten Sage oes
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@bica9o in Der 9eltalt zines @artens bon
%traqenoen Srangenbdumen geboten mer6en.
Sieie S6auiteaung pIro nit Der unter
ben Qulptcien Der Observation-Disclosures
of Soutbern California" abSuba[tenoen
QuslteIuug bon GaIifornii6em Oblt uno
SIofruhten perburoen ietn uno .o6ne
3metIeI aroBes Snterelie erregen. SIS iouen,
lpte Der BrOlpeft belGgt, TT Der Wfitte Der
6ale ein DuBeno ooer mebr lebenoe, frltdtz
belaOene S%rangenbdume in malertiher
@ruppirung ~auf9eiteut tperoen. Die QuS>
itelung, melde an 10. Wldr3 Beginner ulo
an 10. W2Gr3 enoi9en pirO, ite6t unter Der
Oberleitung bon 8. sc. 9olt, 9erausgeber
bes &iOsrltoe (Gat.) vYreB & 6ortiz
%culturtlt" Die @ei6dftSleitung but ST.. s..
". Suit, frilber in Gbicago. ibernommel1,
uno Die ~ibrtgen llnternebmer itgo S. Is.
Glarfe, @inpanoerungs 1GonmiiiGr, Is. 3.
@uIpsr bon Santa 2lnna, unD Srauf u.
aimbau bon Jtational GitD, Gan Diego
SDuNtO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-15
DIR. WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and
Lime.

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@enuB ieues 9roBen Spectfttunts 9egeI
S6wInblu6t, Alt6ma unb bOsarti9en 6ulten
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iebt pom Or. &ilbor prdparirt plrb, lit er
let1eS 1piOerli6en 9ei9mofs entfleioet, entz
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bas Der Natur 9eraoe Die Glentente mittbeilt,
mel9e bic beilenoeu Gi9eri9often bes
Shrons nnterltuben u10 lpleoer auf6auen,
mas Die 6raufbett sert0rt bat, Dieier 2lrtifel
lit 6u9lei3 elm auSgeSet6netes &%onicunt nno
wieOer' ggtGrfe nrO Jittisteit mittbeileNEG
lit i'm 9au3en 2anbe bet ouet reipettableH
Gpoibetern 81 baben uno Ioute in .ieoer Ta=
mile sum bereiten Gebrau9 9e9alten Derz
ben bel ben eriten Q(n3et6en bon 0uiteu OOer
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gStlbOr, @bemiter, 80 It II. Sci allen
0rooutlteu All baber.