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Why NOt. Indeed.

Why do not mothers teach their BOYS how
to do homework? asks a writer in the Detroit
Tribune. The little girls set the table, wipe
dishes, dust the parlOr, hold the baby But the
boys? Bless your soul, if you can get one of
them to hang up his night shirt every morning,
instead of leaving it on the floor as he stepped
out of It, Or hang up his cap, or put up his books
or skates you are lucky. Why should not a bow
help his mother? Why should tears OF rage
apron Is tied around his neck and he is obliged
10 wash dishes? Girls are told from their baby
hood to LEARN TO lie good wives.' Boys should
have ii constantly dinned into their ears TO
learn to be good husbands" How often you
see tired wife carry heavy burden uu-
stairs and her husband come up behind her
enpty-handed. And this same little wife will
split the wood and sometimes black the nus
bands boots.
a man on a cattle ranch. living by himself in
dugout, said he wished his mother had
taught him to cook When he was u boy, ana to
sew, Tor he would ind IL OF great use when
there were no women folks about. A writer
has well said That there is nothing degrading
tor man or boy to don a big apron and assist
the tired wife or mother in Tue heavier work
OF the house Olu. My mothers girls were all
boys, anu the youngest, was often called TO
help ner with the hOusewOrk. have lived to
biess her ior the instruction sue gave me in that
line, aud know my vile Is OF the same mind
know man WHO, when his wife Was sick,
took the whole care Of the household as nurse,
COOK, washerwoman. and maid OF all work Tor
several weeks unaided, except for the daily
visits OF the physician, caring for his wife as
she went almost to the gates of death, until at
last good nurse Was obtained aud the tired
husband Was permitted TO take rest. Aud That
man Was not IL "MisS Nancy either Why are
not husbands as polite TO their wives as 30
other women? Why don't they bring in q
little bit Of the houeyed sweetness OF counting
days TO tighten the dull prose OF married lite.
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may DC presented at our counters
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Pres New Orleans National Bank
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
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mSn.hly g nsys. scales posiDoas. Look Il TIE
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
IN GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS.
OPEN UNTIL ocr p5sasfo ff SSs9ss. Va
e. 10 the attraction Of the waters -
must be added that ofthe climate. which isvEAY
are most Infested with malaria. Autumn s Rocf
s4e os
sui.s"-W. t,wYNN.
.s Circulars Tst PRa 49, sons 40, 9th st.
CHENANDOAH ALUM sPRINGs. VA-OPEN
Dali the year. Air pure and saIub.ious with 4 ii
''i fot
PUSHING! f pS Az r F IsHTT 11IA
e. f. Georges d Island q, Md win remain open
hg awa S % on hand an f'n'' f0'n' wharf, Boats 's
Sc asg 81 %sas
N Point 81 M Sdsess + BRO
u Atlantic City. i. J. Electric bell 10 every Il
room; hote! lighted BY electric light: com YEAkY
kiEs ss Ploprsso' an s5S Per Day and )
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
ER1cK 20. VA MAJ
Pamphlets At the Star ONCE
Jordan SPRING.. p O.,
1el5-Sm E C. JORDAN.
ORKNEY SPRINGS. sHENANDoAH CO., VA
~ THE ARGESr AND most EA>HIONABLE
SUMNER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA.
This resort hasbeen thoroughly overhauied. 4
Pointed pair ted repaired and papersd shrSughon,:
In the mountains: new porches have been erec. ed
newly fun nshed throughout. and hair mattresses
have been placed in all the rooms with woven wire
sort to be found in the south. Greatest variety OF
medicinal waters at any summer resort In the Uaited
St6es beautiful scenery, magnificent roads, table
excellsd hot. cold. shower and plunge baths: good
fishing and game in the immediate vicinity First
class livery In connection with the hotel charges
moderate. B. & o. Telegraph qRd Express ONCE in
the building. This il the neakest watering place to
Washington, being only hours ride on the B. q o.
r. r. Two trains daily Music will he furnished by
Prof Ed Wi!iiams ,. Brass aud String Band. Of A.
tanning tulf information, o. the four principal
hotels analysis of the water attractions terms
monials, &C. may be had free ct the following drug
eist,: Drew's, MIlburns. Thonpsons. schafers min:
eral water depot on F st., Evening Star ONCE and
Post For further information address H. CABELL
Dr. c. w. CHANCELLOR. Resident physiciAn.
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7 ,oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
~CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. OOoGa

mems FOR du the Monthly and Quarterly Dra,otng,
o. ne Loutsana State Lottery Company and in per
!nas e sans are conducted Nth honesty. Jarnes and
W gooa Jatth tOtDdrd all parties, and authorize III
CDnany to this certificate. NTH Jdcsites AZ osv
StO1tIttt1ES attached. in adj
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Eve, Midnight and Next Day.
The small boy, with complacent miep,
AT twilight eats the apple green.
The doctor pours. at midnight dim,
Jamaica ginger into him.
He vows, while in the cOlic's power
No more green apples lie devuur.
Next dag, recovered from his pain,
He naukers for the fruit again.
-CiturtestOlcu EnterDrise
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RAILROADS.
RAIriMoRk AND OHIO RA'LRoAn
schedule in effect SUNDAY. May 3oth. 1859. uus
further notlca

Leave Washington from station. corner % New
For Ch,caeo 1850 am. and 1910 pm daily; The
and chicsso a,rivne IN Piitssarsh at 80 pm Sh1;
For Cincinasu Louisville and 81 Louis daily at $50
ace sieeping Cars 20 above points without ohansa
$3.50 fast limited train 10 Cinciuuati AMI -
81 Louis $40 pm No extra fare is charged on IN,
For Pittsburgh a, 1000 m and s.,5 pm. daily. y
fnisourgh. cleveland and Detroit With Monarch Par
For Lynchbnrs Natural Bridge. Lexington ant
Stsuntoh. lo:lo pm, with Sleeping Cars, daily. ot
For Lexington and Local station. $40 M daily
except SUNDAY. and lo:lo ?. IN. daily;
$50 sss i ss n i2io la SO Ss-m,pTs tram
A. 10 lSo $780, 4'so. Sso. o:4o, 500. ss2a
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad aud points South
u, anu o:So M daily; 10 m has Sic. per froul
h., For MrminstOn. Delaware, and intermediate point
excepi sunday.
For Annapolis $40 An and l2lo and 4:so pm,
, For Way ,tations beiween : ashington and Bait.
ana Soy pm SUNDAYS i $50 . and s 30 $50
tan brspes ssa 700 pm ior stations on Metropoi
pm: daily; $40 pm daily except SUNDAY Cor pria
on sunday stops ali stations TSr GatSer.Sarg aSt
nst.r s sdse points leSS an 1880 and li2op.m
4:ao pm. daily. except sunday.
For liaserstown lo'oo M and ssh pm daily, En-
Trans arrive from the West daily, 800 7:2c am
Prom Win ngtoa aad inIermedisre pon,s north NJ
Bait more. lab m. -
From Annapolis $40 AM and 1 so and Sos pm
| Suncay, 1888 am, o:35 pm.
From Harpers Perry AID Valley Railroad. 1:2oa
From Frederick aud intermediate points. So, m
Trains leave baltimore for Washington a, s.,o
- 20 300 s'oo and 1890 an, l2:l5 23o. 8 q.
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s.. S. S.
SCROFULA OF LUNGS

SCROFULA OF LUNGS
am now 40 years old, and have suffered for the
last Is years with lung trouble have spent thou
sands Of dollars to arrest the march of this disease
temporary relief was all that obtained Twas unfit
Tor any manual labor for several years A friend
strongly recommended the of Swift's Specific Is
s S. clamng that he himself had been greatly bene-
nted by its use In some lung troubles. resolved to
try The results are remarkable My cough has left
me, my strength has returned, and weigh 90 pounds
more than ever did in my life. It has been three
years since stopped the of the medicine but 1
nave hadno return Of disease and there pains
or weakness felt In my lungs do the hardest kind of
mechanical work, and feel as wei. felt since
was boy These, know, are wonderful statements
to make, but am honest when I say that owe my
existence and health to-day to 8 8. S. would be
recreant to the duty owe to humanity II failed
bear this cheerful testimony to the merits of this
WONDERFUL medicine. T. J. Holt.
Montgomery, Ala, June rs, 1885
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise ON
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
18
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
N L L LIN E.

n y LIN E.
SoRFoLk FORTRESS MONROE AND TIM
STEAMERS GEORGE sG GEaEy and LADY OF THE
r,,sr LAKE LhAVE All 5so Pm; :.
sCSnd;sis fsta sS dS tSDr al. ga
Steamer LeaTy ,S1I an srsrt wharf MONDAY
's-'' TnuRspAY sn asa sar T1 ''DAf'
going and rearnins Lake sop, al pSey faos
going and returning and on Saturday at Colonial
ton and Providence STEAMERS Both steamers connect
mnion Line TOR New York aud al Taliru.a lin,s SOUTH
Secure rooms and tickets al the h and y. offices,
ehrcEed from hoiels and private resdeIc's for far.
TelepnoDe calls % ssd 7sss Above sshedaie st Of
L'OR POTOMAC RIVkK LANDINGs
NEW IRON sLEAMER, .wAKErrELg
pa PAYS = and No sATHkpAYs at Returning
Ing Il River landings as far n =. omin de1e Sr1
oman, Va and 81. Clements Bay, Nc Connects with
c. W. RIDLEY Manager. res
DoToAAC TRANSPORTATION LINE =,
THE STEAMER SUE
ba, resumed bsr irn wi GIS9nbsaS nm. .
more leaving stephensons wharf foot 9Th St, every
SUNDAY, pm, and baltimore every FRIDAY. NJ
Stops at River Landings Freight received ON Sal
"I %eSS 0n Io and must be PrePE RRo
mhlu-om 18th and Pa ave and 9TH 1T. wharf
DEHEScT TO NEW YoRK,;FREIGHT STEAM i,
Pier Al, East RIVER, n. ", every SATURDAY Ht4p
m; 9th a. harf Washington. every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates apI
Mt VERNON MT. vERNoNi
STEAMER w. w. CoRCORAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except sunday for
MI Vernon at 10 O'Clock Am Returning. reaches
Washington about $50 pm
sel6 l. i. BLAKE Captain
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PROPOSALS.
Il STORES
DUpOr a n r n 4, = In
DErOr QCARTERNA OFFICE
WASHINGTON ID & i...niSr q Mn


Sealed Proposals In duplicate subject To the usual
sEPTEMBER EIGHrEENTa. 1850 At winch NJ anp tim:
dsrs 70. iurnshing and devsring al this depot: at
IL 81 o. a
WI, Wships Iron Hay Rack, Hsrdwsre Lumber, Gas fit
The Government reserves the righ to reject aay or
AZ bids. Preferences given to articles OF domestic pro-
and SUCH preisrsnce gwen To ARTICLES OF American
production produced the Pacific the extent
OF the consumption required by the public service
Blanks and full instructions as to bidding &c. and
on q e .1 ss WI &c On sPpc"
Dep tut I e y; Ssp sn1a. '; :: A.
s.,1s. Captain ny ana IAN 4 s + Xxx hG &. Army
nEPARTMENT OF STATE.
- WASHINGTON. 10th September. 1855
Sealed Proposals vii oe recey ed al the Department
s. SA s.f S MINI ,sss
the fiscal year ending S0th June 1851 in accord.nce
With schedule Of attic;es which Will BE- supplied 70
The right 70 reject any and All bids or to accept any
POTION OK any bid Q, amend the quantity given OF any
Each bidder Will be required larnish with his bid
guarantee Of faithful peiormsnce Of the contr.cs
which may be awarded him
cry Room Of the department seil,14l6.1s.2o
Us NAVY PAY axs 0PkIGE, go. ,es.
Sealed S c. p dSse
+ y s ss sss s. s9s:.
delivered ut the Yards aud Docks department of the
Navy Yard, Washington, C, free OF any expense to
The Government. anu subject the usual nspecton
and conditions, viz: Requiston No 4 feed; 5, Lin.
seed OIL g. sperm oil Potash &c: Z. Paint brushes,
Miscellaneous hardwa D. Cpholsterer goods;
II Lead pipe. globe valves, nails &C. ID Paints oils
glass &C; IL, Asphatum pal 4: l5 sand aid lS and
Ia, Lumber. To be awarded by reousitions Propo-
poals must be made Official forms furnished with
schedu Is giving detas) by this office The right is
reserved TO reject any ali BIDS bids only from
Of or regular dealers in the ARTICLES
guarantee the prompt and faithful execution of
tract and the competency of the guarantors must be
certified 70 before United States officer
THUS. III. LOCKER
Pay-Drecsor U. - NJ Navy Pay Agent
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HYGEIA HOTEL FUR SALE

III Y0ElA HOTEL FUR SALE.
This celebrated Hotel with its franchises. fur IN
Pons 1sa VIM be tS for ss 1
Tilt RspAY. THE ESr fi DAY OF ocToo TX.
AT great cost Mr.. Harrison Phoebus made "rhe
Hygeia'' the most famous Of American hotels. II is
ments by reason of Locality. and other advantages.
stands te without rival in the United states has
elaoorately IN all of lis with the best and
pele order the drainage aud sewerage not to be
Persons wishing purchase will visit and inspect
the premises To such the fullest information in all Of
It's details will be given.
Terms: Onefourh in cash. the balance In four equal
safe The deferred meSts to be sutcienly sscufsd
days BE- allowed IN Which 70 comply
with the terms Of SALE when possession will be de-
should the highest bid in the estimation OF the ex-
e 10 res, n the
tors are authorised to receive private bids for ts
property.
81 fdSs %SSSiS%IR SH''''
THos. TABB Counsellor se4eolm
CHANcEKY SALE OF YALUABLE RUILDINa
AND sTREETs NokTRwEs;T: - " ''''-'
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of1nk
No Wherein Sasn BY HasS
her next TREND Is plaintiff aud John Dunn and lag.
MAkfa pr0 FIVE s Sgt9ck q %. q IsSa5
Estate described in the bo wit: subott .ot Brain
nard H. Waruer's subdivision of Lot 3. of square
north OF square numbered one hundred and went y
seven u77 in the city Of shngton, district OF 20.
lunbia
Terms of sale: one-third Of purchase money cash:
ohe-third in six months aud one-third in twelve
mouths from day Of SALE deferred payments secured
by deed VI trust property. with interest at six per
cent or all cash, at option of purchaser depust Of
SlOO required when property is b,d OF If purchaser
fails 70 comply with Of sale within ten days. the
trustee may resell at purchaser cost
Office 81 ALI 81. NV.
OUNCANSON BROS. AuctS Se0dkds
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DROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING MATERIALS.
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE. WAR NAVY

DROPoSALs FOR PLUMBING MATERIALS.
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE. WAR AND Navy DEPARTMENT.,
WAsAIS0ToS. ID. Z. August - n, 1856.
Plumbing Materials Fittings and Fixtures required
IoI the West aud Center Wings OF the Building for
State War and Navy departments in this city. will
De received ~ this Office until TW, LIVE NJ, ON
TEMPER, 1855, and opened Immediately there
after In the presence Of bidders
speclhcatioIs. general instructions bidders and
nisnk forms OF proposals viii De furnished estab
this omce ThOS LINCOLN CASEY
.u2e. 80. al&sl.ll&l3 Col Corps OF Enslneers
DRoPosALs FOR REMOVING STATUE
l. OFFICE PUBLIC BUTLDINes AND GRouSDA
No. ITO Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., August 20, 1888.
Seaed Proposals In duplicate. will be received at
FIFTEENTH 1855 for taking down. transferring TO
and setting In the al the or of
9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the PEDESTAL
aud statue OF General kawlins. now i'm Raw ns
Square.
Specifications and forms for proposals can be OBJ
tanned nc this office The United States reserves the
right to reject any aud all proposals.
au2o-d4t&selO11 Colonel z. = Army.
PKorosALs FOR RREPAIRlNG ANACosTIA
OFFICE OF THE ENaINEER COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON ID. e., september 9th. 1856.
sealed Proposals will be received this Office
SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1856 lor repairing
Anacos Ia Bridge, across the Eastern branch
biank forM OF proposals aud S, ecifcaIions can be
obtained AZ this office upon application therefor to.
upon these forms will De Considered
Inc figds reserved to reject any and all bids
parts OF otds WILLIAM LUDLOW,
se1et Engineer Commissioner. ID. c.
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FOR INFANT
AND
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The only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTH
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Perfect nutrient in all WASTING DISEASES. Re
quires no cooking. Our Book. THE CARE AMI
FEED1N0 OF INFANTS" mailed free.
DOLIBER. GoODALE 4 CO, Boston, Mam
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OO4A|AOIAA, WC.
E1oR INFORMATION CONCERNING a M.
e
w. Lombard St. baltimore. Md se6-2w
nR AND MADAM Wilson. 4ss lsT. COR ISL
mens 70. ladies desiring reaole servcsA Advice free
ana connoentlaL au3llw*
"A ANHOoD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTIE
power np.rs: vSOs 70 the Whole h1S .ys
!en. sOo 81 W. auZ4-lms
NJ ME DE FOKEsT LoNG-EsTAB Bill shed AND
IVA reliable Ladies' Physician be consulted daily
+ ~ oe1 sssdsnSe IA 49, 5,n = Nv office hours from
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRA DICTED THAT
~ DR bROTh I is the oldest Established adver.
consult Da - i Sy sUs you
married ol paS to ~ Pscu.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
- Urinary Diseases in ~ hours. Nervous debility
Diseeses Blood affecting hrost Nose and sEin'
Soto at sTAND,toRD's. sI Cloud Pharmacy sth and
ISLANcARDs PILLS ,on,u 49,,
o IN Of
the World Tor Scrofus, umors King Evil ne j the
ness PoorLess Of blood and for stimulating and resu-
atng It's periodic course None genuine signed
SlAS'A3D z f FoJ ssGRiED11 { Ca ss.' Ny.
Sold By druggists generally. ~ a. sp Nv IL
Oh DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES
ELECTRIC v0ITAlC BELT, ana Other ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE We will send OH thirty days Trial TO
men, young or old; who are suffering from Nervous
hsture resulting from abuses other causes Speedy
relief and complete restoration 10 hestn vigor aud
MANHOOD guaranteed send 1t once TOR illustrated
pamphlet. Tree Addrsss VOLTAlC BkLT o. Mar
shall. Mich is.lioo
nR DODD'S NERvINE, No IA PERMANENT
1ICure tor Nervous and Physical Debility Loss Of
vitality, caused by lndiscretion. excuses &c.
Sold At STANDIFORD'S, 81 Cloud Pharmacy cor.
ner 9tn and K SITS Price, 81
Sent by mail sealed se2thstu3
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS. 9O6
~ 81 W.: appear ed before me and made oath t'lst
ne the DIGEST hstaoiished Expert specialist this
city, and VIII guarantee cure in ali cases OF private
disease OF men and furnish medicine or no CHARGE
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn before me by Or
BROTAEkS. SAMUEL g. MILLS, Notary Public
In and for tue u OF &. this I'd day OF July. 1855
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BOARDING. a, =
b BATHING. BOATING. FISHING EAt
Address w. +. LARA BEE lk. L
myls4m Fortress Monroe. Va
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Will 'a.rpw 4Ecsh ar 10 So IA AMI prev ent ie
ndsti1ess u. ane cOntents IaniIIiar " Goardins-
house sufferers.
ThIs kEcEiPr FOR MUSHROOM CArsUP is
After eieanslas ami Thoroughly Washing the
mushrooms. sIaiSs and all, cut each iulo Two
o. IoGT pieces, according IA LIS s,Ze. Put the
pieces IN a stonc Jsts, sprInKiIng salt oti e,c.,
Ia or, and let t.rln euI s-I,ur our,
Incn taNe liiSul cut vi lar auu press it,-f,,
10 extract al lle ia &c, w.iicn must ue bo,ti.u
immediately ana cOrneu- Put lIIe Mushrooms
oacA la the jar ana at tne en0 " twenty-iour
hours press tneIn again anu oottie the JUICE
Again return the mushrooms 10 tie lar and
repeal TIE pressing process at the emu
OF the twenty-IOuF hours. MIA thoroughly the
Juice vi The three DRESSINGS, ..adIhs pepper, all
81 Ice AID Que Or more cloNe>, according 10
quantity. brOhen III pieces. Simmer re-
move scum IOUS ii Rises. When no
more scum appears, slraIu. anu wnen cool put
into oo1.les- La each Do,tie put two cloves and
apePper-coTG sauu seal r-Iisnt. In a cool, dry
place sne c..lsup wiiI keep ioI years.
lhI>Gs WORTH kEAEABEkISG.-Here are
SOME Inings iroln the FANNY Doctor which
are worth remembering: 1t is said that salt
should DC eaten with nuts TO aiu digestion.
That milk winch stauds TOO long makes bitter
ou1ter. Ins,t rasiy nat ITons snodId Ue ruUued
over Win OeesW~N AMI lard. That IL rests You
In sewing ~ enaDse your position FREQ uenIIy.
1nes a not, strong IvulOuaue Is.ksn at bedtime
will oreiA up a Dad .uid Tuat louyh ueeI h,
made teddef Ny lying "a few minutes IN vinegar
water. mai Little soda VIII r,.i!ese sick le..S-
ache Caused ~ indigestion. Tuat a cup OF
strung eOHsS VIII remove Inc ouor vi onions
irOin the breath. That d cup of hot WAFER
drank LeIore means Will prevent nausea and
Dyspepsia Iuat We'll ventilated u.dr,t,tns w a
prevent morning headaches and las,iluae
That one III ., saiut should Ge laiu on the ti,L OF
his baGA, tuen !oOseD his ciutLes anu lei in,
alone ih.sl consaInpIIvs night swes.ls may ue
arrested Gy spoDs jns line buy nIzntly ia sall
water. That a lever patient eau he Inace
cool and comfortable oy frequently spune-
tnS On with soda water. Inat TO he a
esss quickly aud pinch vi salt: salt
coois. aud cold eggs irotn rapidly. That
the hair may be sept lrOm IaIliny out
alter illness oy a frequent sp plicatiun TO the
scalp oI sage Tea. That you can La ke out suoIs
from WASH goods by ruoolng Inem with the
yek Oh eggs eeivre washing. InaI W e spots
upon NAEnisned furniture Will disappear ii you
hoId MOI plate over inem.
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nR- DODDS NERvINE, No. 2-APERMANENT
DCure tor Nervous and PHYSICAL DEBILITY Loss OF
Vitality, caused by indiscretion, excesSes &c
Sold at STANDIFORD'S, 81 Cloud Phsrmacv chr.
ner 9tn and K sts Price, 81
Seut by mail sealed se1ah tp2m
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- - En1uAa.ue 1.ansa 60 e1unua
y u1n1oanoA - ~ RlssunGu q -
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81 ratlEuo61 uo111 ~ n1Am1ano1 = ~
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Pooo<tiy aft8 TO fnfervi9Us on fAa1
e1n1sy = 0eozd's housa. ~ - pnxs 81
- agrss0en1 hstwsen Guaia and tes
An1Ghes II LaA@. II nooee6nnsp MA
s2e sAns aesssasut 0funa Masoer
Norknsn PoUdsxiy aa1sxrspAed ~
men % IL saxiks % rsenrn %
sork izzmsdiasssy- 0said - ths nsxf
oAy, by faisehood md doubla dsalfne.
ysossisd teis plainly for Ne parposs Il
EsDosAiixtng the knfekfs % Labor.
We 1hersfors sres snas sbs condnss of
tsous1 IN this matter d bass 10 - "a
sreuse. and sAiI ppan shs paAlie essry-
uAsre 40 fkmii1arfss shemsssvss win
tes go. and 70 judes uho u b hiane
Tor tie c1utlnnance Il IL s6riks-
0ond - ths KniRhss of IAbos.
Some d the s1ty pApess estimate hat
he gathering nsmosFed bssveen lk00o
and $1,000 men Is vas probably the
lsrzsss lassr dsoonssEssiou svsF hesd
Ia tnis city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

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