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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-29

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CAPTAIN THE HONORABLE
ALISTAIR HAY,
3rd3attaIion Black w tch
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS,
SECOND SON OF THE EARL OF KINNoULL.)
DUPPLIN CASTLE,
PERTH, SCOTLAND, /
TO THE LIEDIG COMPANY:
81 was in condition of great debility,
consequent upon bTOSen-down
stomach, dyspepsia and malaria, compli-
Gated with kidney irritation, when my
medical attendant directed me to take
your Incompatible Coca Beef Tonic. It's
effect was simply marvellous. The pow
er of digestion was quickly restore !, the
kidney irritation vanished and rapid
restoration to health followed.
1Other preparations of Coca had been
tried without the slightest effect"
PROF. CHS. LUDWIG Won Soccer
Professor OF Medicine at the Royal Uni
versity; Knight of the Royal Austrian
Order of the Iron Crown; Knight Com
mander of the Royal Spanish Order OF
isabella; Knight of the Royal Prussian
Order of the Red Eagle; Chevalier of the
Legion of Honor, &C., g., says:
LHERIG CO.'S COCA BEEF TONIC
should not be confounded with the horde
of trashy cure-alls. 1t is in no sense OF
the word patent remedy. am thor
oughly conversant with its mode of prep
aration and know 1t to be not only leg
innate pharmaceutical product, but also
worthy ofthe high commentators it has
received in all parts of the world. II
contains essence of Beef, Coca, QuiniIe,
Iron and Calisaya, which are dissolved
in pure genuine Spanish Imperial Crown
Sherry"
Invaluable to all who are Run Down,
Nervous, Dyspeptict, Bilious, Malarious
or afflicted with weak kidneys.
Bewn are Of limitations.
Her Majesty's FaVOTlteC0smttc GIycellns
Used by her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess of Wales. and The nobility. Fur tire
Skin, Complexion, Eruptions, Chappiny,
Roughness, $1.OO. OF Druggists.
Lie6ig Co.'S Genuine Syrup Of SdrsG-
pariI6a is guaranteed as the best Sarsa-
parilIa in the market. ia
n. ". Depot ss Murray street.
, 1886-12-09
The Hop Trade.

Recent cable inquiries at Puyallup
for Washington territory hops indi-
Gates that, Notwithstanding the great
shortage of hops in the United States
and the abundant supply in Europe,
an export demand for our hops is
likely to call for some of our growth
for summer use. 1t is no unusual
spectacle to see hops crossing the
Atlantic both ways in response to
demands for special qualities. The
German and much of the English
growth is unfit to keep over for sum
mer use and usually thousands of
bcles of the New York growth are
collected for that purpose.
We have now exported hops direct
to London for three years, and the ex-
cellent keeping qualities of the Puy-
allup valley article demonstrate and
present indications, as before men
toned, indicate that a large quantity
Of them will be called for to take the
place of the New York hops in the
London market for the summer
brewing.-Ledger.
, 1886-12-09
Opening a New Trade.

Judge Jas. q. Swan, Hawaiian
Consul, has taken great interest IN
developing a trade between Puget
Sound and the Sandwich Islands
for which lie Is entitled to much
credit, aud the thanks # the public.
The following from the Honolulu
Commercial Adrcrtiscy explains its
self fully, and will be matter of in
terest 10 our readers:
The very attractive show OF fruits
and vegetables from Washington
Territory at Lewis X Co.'S store ex
cited a good deal of attention yester-
day. These samples, many Of winch
are extremely fine, We're sent down
by the bark e. o. Whitmore, at the
instance of His AIajesty's Consul at
Port Townsend, Mr.. James q. Swan.
by Mr.. John Bennett of Whatcom,
BellinSham Bay, W. T., a gentleman
celebrated in that part of the world
as nurseryman and horticultural
Ist. The samples include the follow
ing: Golden ball apples. blue per
main and Dutch mignonde apples,
Vicar of Wakefield winter pears, long
orange carrots, blood turnip beets,
mangelwurzel; pink eye, Whatcoa
blue and early rose potatoes. The
pears did not stand the voyage well
but all the rest are in splendid order
They viii be on view till the middle
of the day today.
This is the second lot of samples
which have recently been brought
here from Washington Territory.
The first came to hand by the bark
Planter, being an importation on his
own account by Mr.. j. 5. Webb,
with whom Judge Swan has been in
correspondence for some time on the
subject of opening up trade with
the Islands. In that instance only
the potatoes arrived in good order.
These were sampled by several per
sons and by all pronounced to be of
exceptionally fine quality. In u let
ter to Mr.. Webb, Mr.. Swan says;
''The poor success of the shipment
sent by the Planter discouraged in
tending shippers, and l find that lum-
Der vessels positively decline taking
any freight of a perishable nature on
board. There is party from Seat
tie now on the lookout for q sailing
vessel of three or four hundred tons
which, If he obtains it. he will load
with produce for Honolulu. When
we can have steam communication
between Puget Sound and Honolulu
we can lay down our products with
celebrity, which will insure their be-
ing delivered in good order 1t is
the common remark of tourists, who
pass through this city on their way
to Alaska, that the fruit of this vicin-
ity surpasses that of California in
richness and delicacy of flavor.
Apples pears, plums, cherries, cur
rants, peaches, etc, surpass the Cal
ifornia varieties; and in the way OF
potatoes, we challenge the world. ]
| long to see the day when we can
have steamers. Then l can send
you some fruit and vegetables that
will astonish and delight you" Mr.
| Swan also mentions the fact, as dem
onstrated, that vegetables and deli
cate fruit shipped along with green
!, | lumber will not keep.
1t ought to be mentioned TO theiI
credit that Capt Perriman of the
Planter and Capt. Thompson of the
@. o. Whitmore politely brought
down, free of charge, these sample
packages, the arrival of which may
yet lead to the opening of a new
trade for this port.
, 1886-12-09
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE,

n Office Is HEREBr GIVEN, THAT N
nf jefferson County Ws=his-tou Territory.
N on the 9Th day g. December A-D-- 1876 III
the mattor of th' r-raic q. John BalII d. DE-
ceased. the mdrf .,ned. administrator of said
estate, viii sell .uhliC auction 10 the highest
hldIer FOR caS. in tive parcels. and sThirCi 10
confirmation Icy said Probate Court. On SON-
DAY. the THIRD day Of JANUARY. \. n,
the front door Of the Court IIOrSn in the Ci:y OF
noFt Townsend. in the CcCnJv Of jeff rSon.
washington Territory. ali the right. title. irtcG
eSt ana estate OF the SIid intCStatP at The time
OF MS death, aud all the right, title and inter
e>t lhat the said estate has. by operation of law
or OthtrwISc acquired, other than or in addition
10 th:Lt ot the said iute>tate. the time of his
death In and TO ali those lots, pieces CT parcels
nt land. situate, living, and being in the city Of
Port Townsend. Jefferson Comfy Washington
territory, and described aS follows 10 wit:
triangular shaped piece of land described as
follows: beginning at n stake the west line
OF the county road leading from POrt Town
SaHd TO BOrt Discovery bay; said stake beng
W. teet noTtherly from the northeast corner of "A
niece Of land owned Gy f H Winsow, and li3
leet from thS north side of street, said street
known IS Learned'S Aveuuc: thence westerly
one hundred and ffty-fve feet to the line be-
tween the donation claims of PlUmmer and Pet
tygroye; thence GOTtheTly along said line one
hundred and thirty-SiX feet I36 feet, to the
county road; thence SouthcasterIy along said
county road to the place OF beginning.
Also, all OF block number three l3l in Wcbster's
addition to the City Sf Port Townsend, as per
plat on file.
Terms of sa!e-Cash L. T. SEAVEY,
Administrator Of the estate of John Ballard.
deceased
Port Townsend, Decemher . h, 1856.
, 1886-12-09

The President and the Pacific Coast


Pacilc coast people viii naturally
be disappointed in President CIcve-
lands message. which almost ignores
the Chinese question, ignores the
question of forfeiting unoarnod land
grants, pronounee5 feebly in favor Of
tariff for revenue only" ,,hich
means free trade, recommends a ce5-
sation Of the coinage OF silver, and
has not 4 word to say upon the ad-
mission Of Washington territory to
statehood. Fora gentleman reported
10 be 50 well informed about our
territory, and 50 heartily in sympathy
with the interests Of its people, the
president should have shown Us a
little more consideration. We won't
tiirt with him any more, aud If we
set state government he'll have to
work for our electoral votes if lie
gets them.
, 1886-12-09

Most of the long-haired cranks
who are crying against our national
banks ought 10 remember that TO
holder ever lost dollar By reason of
tho failure of a national bank. How
different from the good old times
oeiore the war" when one was com
oeIled to wade through bank note
directory to ascertain whether h.,
lad wild cat" or Il genuine h nk
pill. Ont of the 3J62 national ,tks
Established since the passage oc ihe
lational banking act il 1863, Int 10
ave become insolvent, aud only
fty-six of these failed to pay deros-
tors in full.
, 1886-12-09

P. A. Paulson, proprietor of the
Tacoma Planning mill, returned to
the city last evening, after an alb
sence of five weeks in the east. He
says the weather there is awfully
cold and he wouldn't live there for
a whole county. Mr. Paulson while
in Kansas city closely Investigated the
lumber business. He says lumber
can be shipped from Tacoma and
Puget Sound to Kansas City as cheap
as 1t costs the dealers there to havo
1t sent 10 them from AIiehiyan.
Puget Sound lumber is by far super
ior to to that which they receive, and
more particularly Is the heavy bridge
timber here Of more strength and
durability than Michigan lumber.
There is prospect that in the early
spring much Of the rough lumber
used IN Kansas City Will be purch
ased on Puget Sound.-Tacnma Lei
ger.
, 1886-12-09
Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense of
weight i'll the back, loins and lower part of the
abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. At times, symptoms of indigestion are
present, hatulency, uneasiness of the stomach,
etc moisture like perspiratien, producing &
il u common attendant. Blind, bleeding and
itching piles yield at once 10 the application Of
Dr. BOSsnko'S Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected. absorbing the tumors,
a'layine The intense itching, ana efi-ctiHg L
permanent cure. Price ~ cents. Address the
Dr.. Bos2nkO Medicine Co, Piqua, .. Sold by
LATiMER =. co
, 1886-12-09

Henry Ward B+eeEor, since his
return from England, has written a
long article showing the great pros
perIty OF the United States over
England. He says the best manu-
featuring skill is,Ieaving England for
America, ami that American goods
are displayed for sale, and are pur-
chased III preference 10 English
goods y strong feeling exists there
IN favor of d union Of all English
speHElng people Ind ali this Is the
result ci the pciicy oS protection in
,;kS United States.
, 1886-12-09
Grand drawing at w & KS Jan. Ist.
Liver Pills.

Use DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Piiis for sal
low complexion, pimples on the face and billions
ness. Never sickens or grpes. Only one for a
dose. Samples free 1T LATIMER & CO =.
, 1886-12-09

rhe WERLY ARGUS and tie .Scisafif.
zericaE for 1857 for $3.50.
, 1886-12-09
The at'eeklp Arous.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER .. 1855.
Editorial Notes.

Congressman Mckinley Of Ohio
says the issue in The next presidential
election viii lie protection and pure
ballot.
, 1886-12-09

There is room profitable invest
ment for millions in the fisheries of
Puget Sound and the Pacific north
west, We might Just as we'll outranl
the Atlantic coast fisheries Us not.
We have the fish in unlimited guam
titles.
, 1886-12-09

The Port Townsend Wharf compa
ny has advertised for bids 10 erect a
wharf at the end Of Madison street,
thus demonstrating that they are not
merely organizing stock companies
for fun. They are proceeding to bus
mess with alacrity enough to infuse
life into other local enterprises.
, 1886-12-09

Logging by rail, and on scale
hitherto unknown, is a new experience
for Puget Sound people. Within
the past generation the best chances"
along the shores of the Sound have
been ''logged out" for mile or two
back from water, and it now remains
for steam to do what would be un-
profitable if done by OK flesh. Loco
motives are now used near Olympia,
on "Skookum" Bay and on Hoods
canal; also on the eastern side at
Snohomish and Samish, and another
is to be used near Tacoma.
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Tons les estOmacS reconnaissance
paierOnt TN iuste tribut de regrets
a Ia mort de Andre Curolt, lie doyen
des p6cheurs ct celul qui nous fai-
salt manager les meilleures huitres.
II s'est eteint le. 25 septembre
dernier, apres une conrte maladie,
a l'age de &C ans. SEES obseques ont
ell lien a Lockport, al milieu dun
grand nombre d'amis qui tenaient
a honneur de l'accompagner jusqu'.
a sa dernier demeure.
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La Plaquemine du Japon.

lie passant pent voir, dams IL jar.
din dn Juge KnObloch, un arbuste
don't les branches ploient sous le
poids de fruits pressure aussi gros
qu'une pomme ordinaire ct don't Ia
c%ouleur parait .levoir Gtre jaime.
Ces fruits sont DIES plaquemines du
Japon.
Get arbre fruitier, qui est au
nombre de cenx introdnits depuis
qnelques ann6es settlement aux
Etats- Unis, non parait posseder
quelque mdrite ct devrait 6tre plus
cultive lei, Ell Louisiana, OIL lie eli.
mat lni convent ct OH il arrive i
un parfait develop,ement.
Nous voulons parler du Diospy'
ros Kaki, on plaQueminier du ia
pom, don't plusienrs varietis ont
dome d'excellents r6sultats dams
les Etats du Sud. L'arbre produit
tres jeune ct en- grande abundance
lie fruit est DUN beau jaime OH DUN
vermillion eclatant ct EN- forme, aim
81 QUEEN a%pparence, il RESEMBLE q la
tomato ct atteint un poids dc hut
4 vingt onces. La chair est MOLE ct
possede un goft doux ct agreeable
qui rappelle celui de l'abricot. lie
fruit commence a prendre sa con.
leur lorsqu'il atteint Ia Motto lie sa
croissance ct Oh peut lie laisser mh-
rir sur rarbre OIL lie cueiilir avant Ia
maturite ct lie conserver jusou'a ce
quill Sc ramOIlisse. Les diverses
varieties miriSSent EN- aut0mne,
alo,s que les fruits sont rares, &c
qui dome 4 celni-ci plus de valeur.
Ces varieties ont differences fOrmes,
ftant generalement rondcs on OBJ,
tongues.
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INCENDIE A LA NOUVELLE-IBE.
RTE. -Lundi dernicr i 3 heures 80
du matin, TN incend;e dfsastreux a
Ell lieu 4 la NOuvclle Iberi". LIE
fen a pris dams lie poste de la pom
re No. l ct $ developpa avec une
telle rapidite que tous les essais
pour sortir Ia pompe a vapenr, 4ui
Sc trouvait dams &c poste ct Ia sen
lie que possedait la Nouvelle Iberie,
%resterent inf uctueux.
Tn espece de Encouragement
semblait, dit-on, s'6tre empar6 DIES
citoyens qui. neanmoins, armfs de
baqucts ct aides de la pompe a
mains de Ia compagnie No. 2, par
vinrent a circonscrire lie t1fau. Les
pertes dependant sont grandes ct
estimees 4 environ 50 d So mile
piaStres. Les assurances couvrent
environ 100000 DIES pertes sublcs.
Une partie de rh0tel Serrett, lie
cafe de Mason & Co j. Davis 4
Go. magasin, les 6c"ries de Jas. L,
Burke, liz pharmacie de I. HILBERT.
la Banlue DIES Marchands. ct roffi
CO du Western Union Telegraph
ont etc complement detruitS avee
d'autres batiments de moinlre va
leur.
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Destruction du Cocoa Grass.

II Y que!queS temps, nous d.
slons dams cr Journal, qu'un DIES
grandS t"ilrments de nos iardiniers
etait la lutte qm'ils avaient 4 sonte.
mir contrc cctte hrrbr. qui. pareille
4 Phydre de Lerne, semb!e ne mieux
croitre ct proSperer QUEEN raison
des efforts qnon fait pour sen de
barraSSer ; nOuS avOns nOmlne lie
cocoa grass. cette peSte de nos jar
dins ct de parterres.
Nous diSi"nS auSSi qu'un dc nos
concitoyens await trouv6 un moyen
de rextirper radicalement, ct nous
citions a r'appni ce que nous avons
VII nous m6mrS: lie jardin de Mr..
Ilaydel. Gui, il v a deux ans, etait
infeStf de cettr herbe malfaiSantp.
ct qni auiourd'hui men possede pas
plus quill ny Ell a sur lie dos dc
no:re main.
Aujonrd'hui Mr.. O. Naqnin Went
corroborer notre dire, ct nous prize
de porter i Ia cOnnaiSSance lie tOus
ceux que celia peut Unforeseen quill
a maintenant, grace il In dfc0uver
te susditc, son .jardin parfaitcment
exempt tie cocoa grass; ct Diem salt
sill Ell faisait jahis bonnie recolte.
ii invite tOns enx Gui vOudraient
vfrifier de visa Il aller lie vOir ct sc
rendre i P6vidence.
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Grande F"ire a Jeannerette, z, s.,
9 ct 10 OctObre.

C'est ieudi proclaim que s'ouvre
la fore i Jcannrrettr. Mons eSpf-
rons 1T nous croyOns que les paroiS,
ses qni Sont invites Il v prenlre
part y d%Onncront Iargemcnt ct ga
nfrcuSrment leur cOncours. DcS
prix dOiven, ttre Htce,n tS u
meilleurS prohibits de- la frrmc, de
III %mecani,lne IT DIES arisen general.
Nous he SanrionS trOp engage: nos
ami>, Qui peuvent !e f%airr, 4 parti-
ciper i cettc ftte du travail TT du
progress. La petite vile de Jean
%neret,e, par son esprit d'initi"tive,
mtrite i tous dgards que nous Zen.
coura3ions dams Ia vote Qn'ellc
po"r>nlt depuis InelGueS annGcs ct
dams laqnelle ellie marchc Il pas de
gGant.
Branconp de nos amis ct dc nos
simples commissioners. m%anifestent
nnc ccrtaine apprehension i Sc rem,
Dire 4 rexposition III fore, qui doit
sc tcnir a Jeannerette; lis craignent
de ne EOuvoir trOuver d'accOmmoda-
tons suf1isanteS ponr passer la mutt.
Nous engagoOnS vlvement nos a,niS
de Jeannerette 4 faire connaitre sill
v a DIES measures piises pour logger
les nombreux ~visiteurs que lrur ex.
hibitiOn vi attirer chez eux.
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MARRIAGE.-Jeudi % sept. a ell
lieu 4 la Nouvelle-Orleans lie ma.
riage du DR.. W. +. Harang ct de
Mile. Mary Lambert.
Chacun dams cette paroiSsc con
matt lie DR.. Harang qui est auSsi nn
de nos reprGsentants i Ia legisla>
ture.
Nous SouhaitOnS S%incerement aux
Jennes mari6s toute la prOSptrite ct
tout lie bonlleur dtsirables ct sons
mes heureuX de voir notre parOiSSe
s'enrichir d'acquiSi'i"ns de Ia va
leur de Nine w. +. IIarang Qui,
appartenant Il In Nouvelle Orleans
a un club litteraire. eXercera, nous
men dOutonS pas, une Salutalre ct
bienfaiSantc influence dams lie mi
lieu on ellie est maintcnant dcsti-
nee 4 vivre.
On Ira daLS In partie anglaiSe de
notre journal, les details circonStan
cles de Ia nocc qni fut vraiment
Splcndlde.
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CONVENTION DEMOCRATIQUE.-

CONVENTION DEMOCRATIQUE.-
La convention d6mOcratique, pour
lie 3eme district congressional, te-
nue. 4 Franklin samedi dernier, 4
choisie 4 l'unanimite, pour candi-
dats, rhon. f J. Gay.
QUAINT a la convention rfpub!i-
cainr. qui tient Moore i rheure OH
noHs tcrivons scs seauces Il Hon.
ma, ellie ma jusqu'a present ploduit
que du vent.
Nous aprrenons %aujourd'hni, ven
dredi. que hier dams lie couran, de
Ia journte. ellie a fini par accoucher
dun candidat j. Study Davidson
est relu de cette indecise ct trop
l%onganime assemble: grand bien
lui ia>Se.
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RIVALTTE ~FRATERNELLE.

La campagne electorate de l'Etat
du Tennessee pour la nomination
dun gouverneur preSente ell ce
moment un spectacle don't il ny a
probablement pas d'eXemple dams
les annales politiques d'aucune ma
ton. DenX candidats sont Ell pre-
sence, Fun democratic, I'autre re.
publicain. &c sOnt deux frereS,
Robert ct Alfred Taylor. lis appar-
tiennent a Tune DIES meilleures ia
mile du Tennessee. lie Rev. \. &.
Taylor, leur pere, est nn ancien
ministre de l'eglise methodiste. pro-
hibitiOnniSte en- politique, ct en-
membre du congress pour lie pre-
mier district de lEtat. II est ques
ton de lie nommer lui.mtme CONNIE
candldat pour le part de la prolli-
bitlon. tandis que Nine Taylor. la
mere. seIalt portte sur lie ticket du
suffrage DIES femmes'. C'est Ia,
il faut en- %convenir. une c%u,ieuse
complication. Mais eest assez de Ia
rivalite DIES deux treres. qui est
tres serieHse, ct qui cause en- Ce
moment II sensation extraordi-
naire dams HEtat de Tennessee.
Cette rivalite, du reste, est d'au-
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TREMBLEMENT DE TERRELL v
q DIES gems qui croient que le trem.
Element de terre predit par le flu
miste s. Virgins est arrive ct a Ell
lien 4; du mOins sur lhabitation
Orange Grove Pillusion Il exist6
pendant quelques i~nstants ct voici
a quelle occasion:
Des o~uvriers diriges par Mr..
Emile Naquin Gtaient en- train de
demOlir lie "hue" dune vieille che
min6e de ~sucrerie. Les materiaux
en- tOmbant ct ell s'accnmulant a la
base creverent Ia carapace de la
yieille cheminee qui s%'fcroula,
ebranlant lie sol 4 une distance as.
SEE considerable. NOus voyez d'ici
Peffet en- IN instant, les cabanes
ct les maisons furent describes par
les occupants, tenus en- eveil par
la prediction de rastrologue ct char
latan susdlt. De tues ct de blesses,
pas. Mr.. f. Naquin await pris sage
ment ses measures, mails il men est
pas MONS vrai quill a, pour I'm in
slant, fait crOire d un tremblement
de terre.