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m. nannsmAwn mnnnsnss -


couPEvu4z. o.. g. 1855.
&nEzoa -kNxEz
DurinR pplifioal oanpaien auy 90
Rsfz1f for olEes h sare d Be drawn ever
t4e o1ais b his unlaz0nia.s. and ans
t1.na t1el 14s b eonEtraed % bis cEa-
t1olee = saEe % appeak - print.
Wn1f1eE i b thai thers Is - htria that
= Nood II man "a not. viii no1 argos,
o1E q i n0auricus faal tAaa his asia o
Ainansaa are 1sldon rlAosd before iAe
sssiae Il aaksd uhv Bradshaw has %
mn1y fri1zds % tha Sound reminds ne
81 . txanszctiou Of bis shat asue under
~ ooeersation- A few years are pooF
FeAter and potato raiser en- bis island.
q temperate hard Wu1kinn nan, ouinQ
70 she depFaasa maKheaa for twp aun-
eegaipe seasons, became heavily Ia
viewed, beth fer back rant and suppiins
furnished. His thea present. crop vas q
sod one. and prices ssah that be was
ahe4rsd viii the hope Of fqnarinQ his
&c .ouBt1 and havinR . few dollars left
tox . Rainy day. bu3 this hons vas
pl1slea by the appaaranae az ahe HheriM,
win ~ a31achment that not only e0v-
sfed his asops bui bis all not exempl By
lar.
knowing that q sold uadsr execution
no value would Be received, and that he
would b left without q dollar and IN
debt, be vent 90 Bradshaw for advise,
with TIE following result After liaien-
ing % his narrative Bradshnw said /.
There Il bat enc alternative the az
lachment must b. satisfied. know hou
y0o feels for vas onoe il the same AZ.
I viii eee what can be done for you. ("
Proposing % euppiy q partion o. The
means him1elf, be went among his
friends tho required Amount--I be-
lievs twelve hundrnd dollars-was rails
ed, the attachment removed, and the
nan permitted 20 return ta bic home
and work, harvest and dispose Of his
crOps without restraint. When We take
into consideration tbs fast that these
men we're comparative strangers, To-
getheK with the knowledge thae many
naen would mas have dose IS much for
brother, it will be easy 10 guess WHY
Bradshaw has 60 maBy fEiands among
those who knoW him. Whv did Brad
shaw do this Was Il boaause be vas
once lie oiFsnmstanoed7 Ne, it was NOT.
Il wat the same reason thak makes the
~3M NA%1NgA NAN MN4AA 10 uu1AM RUt
help Il. xharn was an umdehnabie. ir-
Eesistiole something within him that
said, . Bradshaw yea must help this
man." and be obeyed. suoh traits oil
character are Unborn and never change.
In the journey Of life We meet q few
sach men they are the salt Of the earth
the majnstay Of communities, and The
fEiendsin need that prove frienasinaoed
Long enough We have given eur votes
Tor promises nevsr fulfilled let us then
nov While the opportunity presenta
support one whose record Of past acts L
our bond for future eonduet. II con
clusion / woald like. through the COL
umna Of your paper, 10 say 20 the pe9pll
OF thia Territory that are unacuuaintei
With him, that his little savings were
year ago consumed By ilFe IN Port Town
send. he IN turn needs q helping hand
VIII ysu support him A. W. a.
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FlRMS RR SAFE.

Tux UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
n sale al o. part & his farm, n miles
non Seattle and q miles frnEn TIE rev
beach road. sfl acres a. aarvuys q ~ King
County SurveYor. Said farm 4 sarveve.s
OF inte n saoFa AotA ana . IN ievel -
ueaFiy AL batts1a lad. and Vel aaaufef
g hos, EAresa o kay caiiura. HE ~ kIie
River cacnfy roa4 runs tkrouzh TIE pi1ra.
p1sl oslice acrcNN the road i've 49,
ho1aes and q eAHrch wikhia tkrxe-cnnr-
tegs a. q mlln q The paana -. nna gmli.
rcAd 4apu1 on1y hAif . n le away. n a
situated In b1aaUsak river FMlieT. A.
he rtver runs al Arozna three siaeI 81
tae d 80, aad god water. No hresh a.
TN her On TIE plaCes Il = al l. 49, =
Aay and Wout1 rake rod aairy f1rrn.
Asa harm Is OewAtlo. Massa eannfV
q tn acres, Eea1aa lad This Fsasa Il
nearly al Rpe4 hearur dam ara. Rsii
W41aFN4 ard easily clnRRNd. urinrirallr
snail wiilsw hFusA Tkrrs 4 ncuF ciee,.
- Aoo1t - arfea 3 god hazse anA -,
han; cutt eEanTh \ - Tor I've coun -
pair q kolzes. sid farul = 0sll aaers-
Cd % kcD caltaFe ard h4n.ly q 8 5000
kesersattea. Wkc-s pickeEs vi aiWays
Tsrsss saxy. Fsr tursAsr pa.s,en,.,.
aa1raaa. e4kA<E ~ tcixos ur parssa
oeS&w Dav1zA VIZ.
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UxIOS Crrr, ". r. Oct. 4

UNIoE ORR, w. T., Oct. 20.
EDEToR Posr-INTELEIaEEcER:
The other evening, after speaking 81
Shelton's Point on tue political issues,
especially relating 20 Voorhees, broken
promises, Q recognized Democrat and
knight OF Labor, named J. B. shelton,
approached me, and In the presence OF
witnesses. told me that Delegate VOor-
bees, when at SheliOn's Point recently,
represented himself as q Knight Of
Labor 20 him and other members OF the
order; but nowhere have learned OF
him visiting any lodges in the Territory.
Being knight Of Labor myself, Iealled
their attention 10 the fact that the con
stitutson Of the Knights Of Labor ex.
pfessly foFbids lawyers, saloon keep
efs, gamblers and bankers from becom.
Ing members OF tbs ORDER and that
therefore Mr.. Voorhees, musi be an i'm.
postoR playing the Knights for political
purposes. Mr. Voorhees, has never bee
identified In any way with the laborinq
classes, and therefore has no claim UPON
the wage worker OF laboEeF. Seeking 10
ingFatiate himself into the good Qraces
Of the country Knights OF Labor
lodges, When he Is really not member
OF the organization, is simply In keep.
ing with bis congressional record, and
will ALLEVIATE from him the support OF
fair-minded men. AZ q KuiQht Of
Labor have an interest 10 the orRani.
zation and do not desire 10 ses my
brett rem imposed upon by a shallow
prett naer. Any Knight OF Labor a :
string 70 verify the truth Of tbs al ore
statements should write 20 MCMILLAN !,
Lodge No. Also, Shelton'a Point, W. ! .
The matter should be thoroughly inves.
tiRated. An impostoF should not recsivo
she support Of the people OF Wa.hine
ton Territory for Congress. Writing
the above statement in ample time for
febuttai before election, is cannot be
said that there IL not time for invest.
CATION. 7. q. NIcKLIN.
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ADVENIURR o. A. Rx-cIrIExN O
sRATraR.


The following neoounf Of IA aaaiR IN
walsh q former we'll known aillnsn Of
seaitls figured prominsntly. Is taken
from the New York TaAss Of the lSsh
instant:
Aboul 50 IaboFers from shafts Mes. 2
and 3 Of the new aQuednc1 vent % ahaft
No. on Monday niaha and entased the
aaloon kept By an Italian known emily
by she name of joe" Thay we're
nsRroea, Italians and Irishmen. They
began drinking, and &c length they ~
fused 70 pay for what they had ordered,
and, 20 they thFeatened 30 kin the Ifal-
ian II be did not give them all shey
wanted, be deserted the place. A free
hght then occurred between the Irish
men and negroes, in which the Italians
took hand. Men we're knocked down
and pulled out and regular riot pre-
vailed Frank Tucker, the assistant
timeketpeT who went thsEe for tho pUr-
po9a Of trying 60 restore order, vas a.
sacked 40 a meddier. An Italian named
0afao Gentelo ciabbed him until be
vas nearly insansible. Another man,
Who is ag yet unknoWn, stabbed him IN
the left groin with long knife.
Altar this vioienos bad been done
word was aont IA 10 Sing Sing for help.
Officers Remeyn Williams and Jonn
BraniRan vent 20 the scene, where they
we're met By Timekeeper George II.
johnson. The men had then deserted
the saloon and scattered. After In
speo1ing the saloon. building about 20
fest square, thsy went out 20 look for
the rinRleaders in the Eiot. They had
been out only q short time when the
buildlng was blown up. Some one had
placed quantity Of Dynamite undar 10,
and either by train or glow fuse had
sent ta up IN million pieces. When
the rubbish, all that Wna left Of g, eat
tied 20 the ground it took fFe and the
flames flashed its destruction. M.
Johnson and the two officers consider
they bad q very narrow escape from
being bl0wn 70 atoms themselves. The
officers arrested Gardo Gentelo for the
clubbing Of young Tucker. They also
arrested Lawrence LaWlesg, an Irish,
man. whom Mr.. johnson charged with
being the man who blew up the saloon
Lawlese vas aEraigned yesterday mora
lnR before Justice Pierre Reynolds ii
sing Sing, when he pleaded not guilty
As the necessary Witnesses were moi
present the case vas adjourned. tbs
Italian, Gentelo will be kept ia Cd.
lookup until Tucker IL able % appeal
against him. Tucker has been removed
10 bis home at Tarryt0wn. DR.. Col
lard, who dressed his wound, pro.
nounctd IL q very serious one. Scarcely
q day passes bat q fight Of q more q
lees serious nature occurs on tie aque
duet. This is the second stabbing cas-
shat has taken place IN that vicinity
within week.
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7 oTs AND BLOCKS FOR sALK IN
~ North Seattle.
Lots and blocks for sale IN d. 7. Dea.
ny's hrst second. third. fourth. fifth and
sixth addifiana
L0ls ana blocks for sale In D. I. Den
nyiB Park addition.
I0ss and klocks for sale In d. I. Dem
ny's East Park addition.
lints and blocks for sale In Mob Hill.
Lots and blocks for sale In Green's cd
Lots and blocks for sale in various parts
Farm lands in King and skagitcounties
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The SIX Of NE / SEQ IA tp Is north,
range east 40 acres at $50 per acre.
II lot IN Ne ses II. ~ 35n0. III, range
4 east. " acres, $50 per acre improved.
Lot I, block 81, Tafryis addition, $500.
A nne house and lot IN d. Il. Danny'n
fifh addition. $3.50.
A house and two well improved lots,
NoB. and :, block 5, kden addition, el20o
All Of block g. Eden addition, a. e25e
for corners and s215 for inside lots.
Lots and 8. hlock eA y. I. Denny's first
WANTED
Property h all parts Of the city and
county 70 sell.
Mo1ey % loan on improved city and
farm property.
HOUSES TO RENT
Houses for rcnt and fer Rale.
Loans negotiated and investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident pArtie
Orders for ali kinds Of rough and dress
cd Lumber. lath. SASH Doors and Monld.
inga. viii receive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited
sefdwem
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srKAMER TRAVEL KTU
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R COLBY. PORTS ORCHARD AnB
WASHINGTON.

6TEAMKR HKLKN WI
kliia. Hastor. leaEas Harrfnal
lQnE smith B whaFf soaffla. evsrr r - = =
" ellne-l4l ard Friday. q 80 4 n. g11
hat4Enlna laaFe had q Port W aah irlFlon
- 81 q n, he4a Of FnFt OfeAarH a. n n
n MifrheAH Refnl ~ ie.1e 4, n. coihF Is
n. arrivals e. 2eAEtle ahaa1 80 D. ~
Tuesday. ThuEn6aT and GatuE1aV, AZ
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Ihe Mlcn and mllaiclsa abouid nst fAli % call a
hin EheDector has visited The huapitnIs n
Earupe and ohtainad great daal 81 vnluai .
lnloFmatian WAiEn he 3 conpolent ta ina 4
p tnose - nsee 81 Ais services. nR. GIBEfE
III mars ~ ch4rge unle1l he eEec1s : cnra
fsfsons Cuno6 Is ksma. Osli A. wrffe Al
eonlannieatioa1 Erictly oonhdsnliai. send
- 90 an 90 nacknRe o. uladlrlus. A..
afass nk. ,. y. 0lnDON, Hox 1851. aao Fran.
siaeos cai. meu1spa RDsH- fa4MrKIsmMcEn
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N RADUAIH on TIE UNTVER-
NJ aify a. Pennsylvania. has pormmr
nantlY located In Seattla.
Has removed his once And residences
d.. LeagakoF makea EpeuialfT q de
ea1sa q he
Rye. Ear and Threat.
Treats privata, chronic and skin diseases
removes tuners and ulcers without pain
or tho usa 1t the anita
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A II, PRISONS ARE HEREBY eau.
"a stoned nos % tres Pasa upoa tho TOT
Hlilof l3ay and Within tho corporate lim-
IL AZ the city 81 saAttie buEinntna 81
enc southeast corner OF lot 3 section "A
township 2A north. range ) eAst theHre
north IA i3.ife chains; thence west u tl.lu9
chnina % the government meandor The
Of hIiiot nas tnenco southuaa1efiy along
said moandor Inns q chains - ne aoutn-
B So 100 chaias 70 me place 81 beginning
pnitinulnEiF hY driving piles depQeitlnE
earth OF sluna. o. IL any Way interfering
with or nhatruutins the natural approach
81 the walofa Of hliiOt bay 10 tbs we4t-
Gfn o. wafer front theecot without writ
fnn parmiaSiou from lhn undersigned
FltANOid W. JANIS.
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The Last Chance
10 BUI WATER FRONTAGE On
ELLIOTT BAI At RElSOA-
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
W.. Ell. AA !, BEES APPOINTED
LADD'S ADDITION
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE REKN APPOINTED
wv agents for
LADD'S ADDITION

10 the city Of Seattle, which comprises
lots l. Z and 3 Of section ~, and lot I, SEQ
ton 10 townships 3 nurth. range east,
near smiths Cove. and we araanfhnEtxar
. sell the same Tor from u 70 g par front
foot on kiliokt Bag, and from IS 70 SIS
Per lot not water frontage.
This = b. far the cheapest property In
thAt part o. TIE city, and u beautifully
laid cut according % the Topography Of
Parties investing in this property now
canno1 help bat make money.
TUE. Y. 3. patent % W. 8. Ladd. the
Portland millionaire banker. warranty
DECD from Llada and wifs % Geo n. Kit.
ungor. Plated hy kittlnger, who viii
give warranty deed. NO RETfER rfTLz
A few blocks only for sale At thesepricas
4 he entire avaiimhie water frontaee Of
seattle, including l.adda addition, does
aot exceed four mtiea, and certainly viii
nos Be- sufilcient i've yeaEa hence for the
acoommos Atlea q commercial clfy do
snE the BUSINESS q the Puget sound dis
rtcA ~ investing IN similarly lscaloa
property. which has increased In value
Lar Deyo00 khets noa1 aAnEaine hopeA A
few collars invested hora trip q hurOue
tor few ye4ra and your rugnrn will dne
yea wealthy. hisk Tow dollara 70
MAKE a STAKE.
DO rot bug this properly I'll yOa and
out prices " aalointng property. and 4
The prico aako4 ~ u4 u BoS a. per cent
laea than yua can SEA other properly "a.
lsinlug. % - thAS vicinity. We viii make
you psesong ct q block. Try Il and 80.
y. 1--we vii Eive $40 par acro for
eNcry acro e land Wlthln 4 mile q TIA
addition. IN Aay aiFection-
Q. 6. PAINNEV q CO,
REAL EsTATE BR0K RRs
James street
Rn&dR Opposite Opciaanfal Hotel.
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~ 7. PfI.LMAN SAYS He Has A
tcw mere q thaaa elegant Walsnf
Ha4snam Sets that he muHl eiasa eat -.
lgw cost inertia alda FFuns 9lreek Donny
800. ec8
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c. &R. S. B. B.


III HAAAE
Ef0R FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
= and Intermediates statiomA daily -
AR.
FcrNewcnstle and iniarrnadiaio ntafiuna
daily a. 8 TO aud il.i8 a N. and ,. n.
ttefurainH arrive e Seattle fran CeltHf
rlFef axtoRglo1 e f.l9 ,. m, and ffgm
aezezekie branch e e18 q. m u N. -
and 54p.m.
HunEing tina % Franklln, \. @ a.
kanntng time 70 NsWcasfle, I n. 81 n
4. 81 nfTI.NER. annA
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snATTLR. March q lssR
On. II. y. IoHoAKER--Daar Sir. FuE
painful feeling ii ny forahead. and a
n1gnt would Be troubled with dimcalf
breathing coughing and oxpectorntina.
% that had but little ra9k. 4 wna very
miserable from this catArrh o. the head,
noae. and the asthma. for which could
md no relief. had been pronounced in
treatment from which resolved rolief
u few dayA rogulllng IN . permanent
cure
krem what know of On. LongAksr'a
professional aklu and treatment, feel
can most heartily recommend all persons
sufnaring krem disease % him, with the
colient professional and medical treat
menS CLARK u. DAVIS.
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TO TBE UNF0RTUNATE

- 2NN
Dlspsnau No. Gs
koArny aaoot, Scr
kranclsos. Esfab
ushea % i&4, ftr
0e taslznent q
8axnnl aad aemlnni
pinsam@ such -
aoNoua0A, 0LEr
3McEENN HEFHue
|Lu b M - ferIna
/ 3EfEHAE WnAnn~
and fmRe4HHoE
|Lms e manhood
r...aunsaZa.sTa -
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

THE aEATTLR soUAK AND sNo-
qaAlmie Transportation Company l.
now prepared 70 carry pAaaoAgora and
intermediate poinis. with promptneea ard
dispatch. The shortest quickest and baal
route % reach TIE famous Hnoqualuie
felia. hep ranchea aaa hunting and aeh-
inE greunda ct that raRiun.
Two Stages q day from seattle % edNak
Leaving e. n. stones grooery store 81
2. g. ana p. N. For further Particular
apply at stones grocery store Froni
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culcNoM INK CO.,
cello SOS Cook ava, 81 Louls, No.
TREES AND PLANTS.

A yKRY FINE VARIETY OF
Plants are respectfully olIafed 10 Ire rms
10 f0r Tie fAai trade.
urdss early. sead for price liss and de-
scrtp1lve cAtalcEae 20 tha CloVeraaie
krait taT-n and Poultry Yard, 9satlia.
ses W. II. DAVIS. prup.
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iwaFdsi hsi Pre- Diploma and sps.
mlam. with Gee eisl mensioa Il
=. Zeal ,sas 1883 Nsw Orleans.
PORTLAND
ROLLER HILLS FLOUR
Full Roller Process.

gTNHE PORTLAND ROLLER NTLIs
Il Flour was awarded The Rold medal a.
TIE Mechanics' Fair. Oc1obaF Ia lisa ~
P0ru nd. Uregol. for superiority, aRains3
AL othar Olegon fioura. and has taken
Hrat premium sFeFy year alnce Is exi1f-
cnce. sold b al rrst-olnka grooeFa and
dealers. Take no ether.
Bran. ShorsA, Ch0p ard Mixfd Pnndn
4iWsya on haad "a log prices
6lbSOS. QUAGKkNBu8H 4 co.
Aganis. Portland, OFernn.
". n. JEFFEEf, travelling AK ac9lim
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POR SNOHOMISH CITY.


a I'll - STEAMER
Carrying the United slaasa mails wn
leave seattle for kdmunda. NInkfIis-'
Maryaville. Lowell and Snahnmi1h. 49,.
Gay, v ednesaaY and Friday, at -.
returning alternate daya
Fer freight or passage apnlv an hanns
or 70 Geo Foster, agent Noaiorn Wfhas4
CHAS III LOW.
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FOR ThE UPPsR sKAoIT.
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION
Carrying the y. Q. Rlall.
Tasama, SsatIls { P0ls T0Nnllnl Rasl

ONE or THE W. 81 49,
= 4. Cos steamers y,
tNashingto1 or EdiEhA
VIII run daily between Tacoma and 49,
Townsend, leaving Tacoma anon MfriTal
o. train and touching e. Saattla. pas4
Madison. Fort Gambia. Port Ludlov 80
Port Townsend. Returning leave -
townsend every day lexospl Sunday &
SEsITlE-WRATcoM ROUTE.
The steamer w NJ WERWRM win
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday ae6
Thursday evening 9 o'clock, FOR w hetea1
calling e Mukil1se, Tulalln, Counarll1s
Oak Harbor, UtBalady, Laconnor. 49,
AnecorteA Guomoa, samiEh En1rhaFSn
Boilingham and scheme.
Returning. win leave Whatcnm n4er1
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday avaa
inRz ct o'eiock. for Seattle, nalglnH
lntegmNaim18 points On thn way.
SEATTlE-Sk AElT RIVER ROUTE
Tho steamer DAAsE WIN leave Be.tiss
Ter 5kagit river ana way ports eTosF
Monday and THURSDAY. y tulninR Inrs
days sud FriaaYA
Fer freight and paaaRa apulv AZ Cam
panyn ollica, on YoaleF wharf nron hanrS1
the beafa 81 the HAma wharf.
m-4l-n 0kO. 9. JACOBS, Haeg.
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GENERAL AID NERVala nI3EAaEa

MARY a. L0HGAKRR, M. n,
Graduate Of womAn's Medical College
Of PennaYlvanin.
Once and residence, cornor Cherry and
Third streets. Once h0urH from 70 n
and from % o'clock.
ment o. diseases 81 Women and children.
Consultations In KnRliah and German.
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D. K. HOWARD, Sole ownor.
VIZ, from data, carry tho United 6lalW
mai On Hoods Canal making ef
weekly trips q eeaftia LaaVIng s1R
beck ever Monday and Friday morniag
or freight ARRIVING e Heatlla IN fho
Aflaraeon returning VIII ioaye Xesef
wharf ak "a o'clock ogarY Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the nal e
Port gamble for 6enheok ard unian cItg
h1-1taanler Josephine win Leave 1e1
1eaz TOR Port Gamble eVUrF DAY oEQa
saturday, e take passengers and fEgla4a
and receive orders Ger any pulntcn hoQ
fiamni. f
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OLYMPIA ROUTE

.Ah sTKAlEKR
FAAMY LAKR.
nE. w. SMITH Maaar.
Leaves Yeaiar's wharf for Taoowa. -
accom- and OLYMPIA. On HIrnae~ w.
nesdsy and Friday e I q nj. l1sras -.
coma q lo-l5 q m. and arrivrs A. l1iV-r.s-,s
6 2. y. 0k0. FOSrRR, Afsrf
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-23

The following account Of IA azniF IN
Walsh former we'll known citizen Of
Seattle figured prominently. is taken
from the New York Tinss Of she 18Th
instant:
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One of the most notable English of
fcers who fell in Egypt was o young
Lieutenant de Lisle, for whom the
whole navy mourned, although he was
not a man of great individual power,
influence, or wealth. The secret OF
this remarkable popularity has a
special significance for boys.
"He was the most truthful and the
most friendly man in the service"
says another officer.
"He was so direct and downright
that his word had theforce of an oath"
says another.
When he was a midshipman OF six
teen, a storm occurred during his
watch, in which a mast was swept
away. The captain came on board
in a fury.
why did you not send up a man
to reef the sail?" he demanded OF the
boy.
II should have lost my own life if ]
had gone to reef it," was the reply, and
will not send one of the crew where /
dare not go myself. A mast is not
worth so much as a mans life"
The captain replied by a volley OF
oaths. The next day, however, he
came to the little mldshipman in the
presence of the crew and said, "You
were right, and I was wrong. A mans
life is worth more than a mast"
Throughout his life he had as tender
care for the meanest of his men as If he
had been his brother.
lie had indomitable courage in risk
Ing his own lie, but he was q coward
for others.
The man." says Goethe, "who
would have friends must show himself
friendly"
The world" says another great
herman, comes to serve the true
Tongue and loving heart. Youths
Companion.
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without Adequate Canse.

VI with apparently no cause at all, chills and
ever thought to be cured, terminates and re
I~ructifies IN the system. This giant among dis
vases cannot be laidout with q~uinine. The only
way 70 give 1t a final and extinguishing quietus,
20 use persistently the national antidote To
nlasma poison, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
mncn roots it out completely. The process Of
Sure Is, OF course, much easis-s ii the Bitters Is
SSsu as q preventive; when che first chill is felt,
~ persons who are not acquainted with the
a. 70 Their cause, and neglect the simple and
Phssasant remedy, OF all Others best suited TO
49, Lne progress .. tiiis dreaded and destruct-
,asr maady. Visitors to, or ~sojourners In, ma.
ppisuom II they use the Bitters as q pr~eparative.
.mnsumatism, constipation, ~biIliousness, indi-
Ei s,,o ana kidney troubles are remove by the
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T,u,re Shall be No Aims.

When Napoleon talked OF invading Italy
one OF his officers said: But. sire, remem.
Der the Alps To an ordinary man these
would have seemed simply instrumental.
BILE, but Napoleon responded eagerly:
There shall be no Alps" So the famous
Simplon pass was made. Disease, like a
mountain, stands in the way of fame, for
tune and honor to many who by DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" might
be healed and SO the mountain would dis.
appear. 1t is specific for all blood, chronic
lung and liver diseases, such as consump-
tion (which is scrtfula OF the lungs), pim-
pies, blotches, eruptions, tumors, swellings,
fever-sores and kindred complaints.