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New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

II Fan HIVer. 2DI Aud NOrtn
A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE "a n heinz o,s,,tsd a.
this route For steamers commission PTLGRfW Re ~
TOL, PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY. A fne RAM
and ORCHESTRA attach "a to each vessel Te4v, Se.-
York from Pier % tod No) " r., foot OF Murrsyss a,
follows: ~
$50 r. NJ for Fall River direct connecting Tor Bo,,o,
Fchburg New BEDFORD Marthas Vineyard Nan,u, sni
oca points Old Colony .nrold A
G:l5 p NJ for Newpor. due about a. and Fall River
about a. m connecting with express train. ant thr1n,b
for Boston. Cape Cod Lowell and North White Moln
sundays leave New. York $50 D. m for all point, Con-,
nection by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn D. IN. Jer,er
CITY D. m.
Tickets staterooms be obtained New York A.
2O7 26l, 942 9f4 957 AMI 1923 Brosiway Ij3 lsoyery
House and Windsor HOTEL Line Oicc Pier % \ K
BORDEN & LOWELL. GkO. l. cONNOR
Aran,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
RIVER BRANCH.

y 4 a,
Trains leave Harlem River station corner li21st. and
Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Icachcd by Third Avenue Elevated RaIOa daily except
SUNDAYS at G:ij 800 $40. TO- lljj a. 2lO, 3jj i3p
5fO OlO lO.Op m for Port Morris CasanOy Oak Point,
Hunts Point. West Farms. Nan Nest west Chester.
Timuson- Bty Chester (Pclham Bay, Barlow (Clty
isanD Pelham Manor and Ncw- Rochelle. connecting At
New Rochelle with tIaus for all points tie line Of
The NcWNoTk Now Haven and Hartford failroa', shore
and Air. inc Divisions New Canaan, MddctOWn n.
and Sucld Branches; and Boston and all points
East
lion. at IL. lO q. ~. daily except )ndays.
SUNDAY trans Rochelle and all intermediate STA
tions at m 1901 ami $50 The latter train connect
N..r-Il .lln ,if N !. fn flnliOTl.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

4 II,
ts a. m Rochester Express through drawing-room cars
300 a. m Saratoga Lax George and Montreal spcca
with throueh dinngroom cars TO Troy Saratoga Caldwell
$3.50 m "The limited" with dining cars stopping at
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chcago96O and
St L91l7 1ig % p M next day ,.,, .oo,, .,.. - p,c,
fe ,pnngs Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Falls and
III. 50 a. M. Western NewYork and Northern Errress
$50 D. m Albany Troy saratoga and Utica Express
with drawngroom ana Iule 10 Troy and Saratoga
p M. Accommodation TO Albany AID Troy.
D. M Chicago and St Louis Express with slcepingcars
Gara r anS Sra o [ss pnns a 0p % y '
$50 p. Montreal Express with seepngcars 70 syrt
t-9l5 M Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
Ghicago seepng cars to Qgdensburs daily except safur
Ills p M. Night Express with sleeplnrcars Albany
and Troy CONNECTS YIN the morning trains for the West and
Tickets on sale az Grand Central Depot. No. Battery
Place tl5 Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4haye;
way) 7S5 and .i2 Broadway and 81 West 2jthst. New
York, @3 WASHINGTON and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
Accommodations drawing room and can be
Bageage called for and checked from residence
These trains av All others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop Harlem u25tl st. and ilmayel
Gen General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
RONDOUT,. KINGSTON AND CATS
~. ~ KILL MOI 1NrAiMS andins at Granstons West
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware. stony
ess es@crs n9a CIV oF ToSt ETH6S sS end AM1 w.
WS cave Syery fGk Gay % when p eF 32 M O. HaS
At D. m iandng ony at Newburg and rouehkocpsG
T FfGnh r SYfn@s rsaqf lo MH II
VIII leave RoDdout SUNDAY nights IL ococs arrival ~
spcc last train from the mountains. arriving at New York
Monday. a
A TROY BOATS-CIrlZENS LINE.-For
"a. Troy saratoga Lake George aud the North 4 80 to
Ticxrts 90 NJ DURING season. Steamers CITY OF TROY
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23
STORY OF ! GREGyBA6K.
How II Hundred Dollar Bill
Twice Proved to BE Il God
send.

In 1864 when a Confederate
camp was located in Marietta street,
an incident occurred which, with
sequel, makes an interesting rem
iniseanoe Of the days when the old
Atlanta was more Of a soldiers
barrack than city The camp to
which | allade WAS 4 good way out
on Marietta, and the site is now
occupied with number Of new
dwelling houses. Dr. Roy, Of this
city, was one Of the physicians of
the camp. The late Captain Al
phoneo Hurtle, Of tie Twenty
fourth Alabama, had been placed
in Temporary charge of the prison,
and one day a Yankee prisoner
gave him a one hundred dollar
greenback bill to keep, fearing
theft on the part Of the other pris
oners. Shortly afterward the pris-
oner escaped, and Captain Hurtle
sent the money to his wife in Mo
bile, Ala, telling her to keep it,
and if he did not send for it, and
the Confederaey fell, to use it.
When Mobile surrendered, that
500 was u godsend to one Of the
many impoverished families Of
the Gulf city And now the
strange sequel; Ten years after
the close of the war, one day while
Captain Hurtle was sitting in his
Office, a poor and ragged soldier
walked in and asked "Is this
Captain Hurtle7' After a quick
glanc. at the mans features, Cap
tain Hurdle answered. Yes, and
you are the soldier who gave me a
8l00-bill in Atlanta, Ga, during
the war;" yes, sir, | am" the
soldier replied, as the tears rolled
down his checks, aud if you will
give me just five dollars Of it now
| will be thankful" A check for
Sl00 was given him, and the man
fell on his knees and wept like
child. Once again had the same
money proven a godsend in the
hour of bitter need,-AtIHta
GaDH0l
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23
Names aud Order of ihe BOOKS
of the Old Testament.

The great Jehovah speaks to us
In Genesis and Exodus
I.svitiens and Numbers see
Followed by Deuteronomy,
Joshua and Judges sway the land;
Ruth CLEANS shiefwith trembling hane
samuel and numerous Kings appear,
Whose Chronicles we wondering hear
Esra and Nehemia, now,
Esther the heaniious mourner show
Job speaks in sighs, David is Psalms,
The proverbs teach TO scatter aims.
Ecclesiastes then comes on,
And the sweet song of Solomon'
Isaiah, Jeremiah, then
with Lamentations takes his peni /
Ezekiel, Daniel, Hoseas Tyres
swell Joel. Amos, Obadiah's.
Next Jonas, Micah, Naham come,
And lofty 1ahakkuk finds room-
While Zephaniah, Haggai calls
wrapt Zaehariah builds his wallp,
And Malachi with garments rent
Conclude the ancient Testament.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23
4 81 LIS tat
EXcAaH go.
M. GARvIN,


Exclusively devoted 20 buying and sell
ing Raul Estate, farms and tonn property.
both improved and uHimproyed. HayiFs
just completed a full aud perfect set Of Alb
.traet books OF all the lands ard the town
property in Boon. CouEty, and by daily
examinations Of the County Records IN con
heelion Herewith, have gained IL thorough
and extensive knowledge of tbs lands ana
the titles thereof, which can be acquired in
no other WAY,
To persons having property to sell or ex-
change, | will say that have seeded nd
Ya. tags in readily dispesiug Of 10 a.sna
heing connected with several of
and most reliable Real Estate
in the country, and aided by uno
tcnsiyo private correspondence
distant advertising, nay taetitie
BY greatly extended. Place yo
IN my hands and it will DO wide
ed. both 1T home and abroad and
soLD. No commission charged uu
Is faade. Terms very reasonable. Call aad
see for yeur-clf,
The following farms and town property
now oHel Ter sale.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23
FARMS.

No g. TO ncres, 60 in cultivation, new
frame house. new bsra, cribs, &c, plenty
OF water, cistern sud Running water tor
stock 500 beating fruit trees, al tina farm
ing tools, &C., on place thrown in, 81 inilc,
NV Of Harrison. $500
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

80. 10, so acrcs, sll under fence, 50 AIRES
and cribs go bearing fruit trees, good
spring and running wstcr. On Carrollten
road miles wet of Harrison. $1,000
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

Conclude the ancient Testament.
Names and Order of the Books
Of the New Testament.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, wrote
the life of their Lord,
The Acts, what Apostles accomplished
reeerds
Rome, Cornith, Galatus, Ephesus. heal
What Philippians, ColIosans, Thessalo-
mans revere:
The Epistle which Hebrews must CRATE
fully read;
JAaes Peter and John, with the short
letter, Jude, F.4zz=
The rounds Of Divine Revelation con-
ciude.
Those who never drink water
are now called iagwumps.
What this country needs now
is fewer lays of the poet and more
lays of the hen,
The widows might is never SO
fully realized as when she is look
ing for a second husband.
Some men are like eggs. You
can't tell whether they are good
or bad until they are broke.
No explorer has yet discover
al the country where lived the
msn that wanted but little here
below.
When n girl of sixteen looks
into the future it seems almost an
eternity. When a woman of thir-
ty looks into the future it seems
a. brief as a rabbits tail.
g--An exchange wants to know
where the hottest place in the
United States is located. 1t is To-
Gated where you are sweet on tive
girls and one of them finds it out.
The clergy, you may have no.
ticed, are much more forcibly re-
minded of the uncertainty of
life" when millionaire dies sud
denly than when a poor man drops
dead.
--Of late the wintry blasts have
been blasting with a great deal of
Elasticity. P. S, Findings is
keepings." If anyone can find
that last word in the dictionary
they can have it, ...
$4,000 is what ii costs to con-
vert a South Sea cannibal TO
christianity. This does not in
clude the nice, plump missionaries
that are furnished them every
year by the government for food.
@DeVoe, the New Jersey wealth.
er prophet, says January will be
an extremely cold month This
will be very disappointing to those
persons who hoped that January
would be an extremely hot month
As usual. tsf|it .rt
a. A Maine paper, referring edi,
torially to the worriments and anx.
ieties of Vanderbilts life, asks
"Who would boa millionaire?'
And sixty million voices swell
in unison and 60 laundering down
from Behring's Strait to the Pana-
ma Isthmus, rolling in one mighty
colossal whoop, "Wew
Husband (mildly)-"Yo must
remember, my dear, that the most
patient person that ever lived was
q man"
Wife (impatiently) -"Oh, don't
talk to me about the patience of
Job. Think of Mrs. job; the pa
tience that poor woman must have
Ind, to put up with such a man.
1t is said that President
Cleveland has ascertained whore
the cradle is that he was rocked
in, and wants to buy il He mny
succeed in mrking the purchase,
unless he was "roCked in the era
die Of the deep In that case it
is doubtful, whether with his pres
snt salary, he would be able to
purchase il or not.
Experiments have recently
been made to produce an artificial
crossing between wheat and rye.
Tits queer that such a thing was
not thought Of before, 1t has
been successfully accomplished
With rock and rye, and from all
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23
OVERRIDING 1t.

Some of the students at the Uni
yersity are more given to drinking
wine than to perusing their books,
but soma of them are very indus
trious. Qpe Of them on beng in
vited to play game Of Billiards,
declined.
"Why what's the mattar?'
Owe quit all that. get up at
five, and study three hours. AZ
ter breakfast | 60 to hear Prof.
Roberts law lecture. In the af-
ternoon / study five more hours,
and 1 never quit my books before
eleven o'clock at night | study
seventeen hours a day"
"Why, man alive, that's too
much. That's enough to kill
mule. But you don't look os tho
you overworked yourself You
are as fat as a buck and your COM
ploxion is rosy, How long have
you been studying seventeen hours
a day."
81 am going to begin tomorrow
responded. the oyerworked student.
PARIS ADVERTISING. They are
/ learning how to advertise in Par
is, A curious scene WIS Witness
cd the other day in d fashionable
quarter, A fashionably dressed
young man walked into we'll
known cafe; then, having managed
to attract some attention, he aaun-
tered up aud down the garden,
| finally seating himself at small
| table. To him came q person who,
from his conversation, proved to
be q tailor, and who accused him
in warm words OF being migrate
full, stating that he had dressed
him on credit for five years. The
Young fellow fired up and declared
himself insultod, A crowd gathcr-
|od and eager ears listened to the
high words. Finally, to convince
his quondam tailor that another
house was cheaper and better, the
late client pulled out the bill for
the garments he wore. Theuume,
price, address, etc, we're read aloud
and the open-mouthel crowd
drank it in. The eutprprisiug
tailor who got up this little drama
found its profits.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

LDDNP, ~ hClth III tLll'NNllON, DD acres IN
meadow Frame house with rooms and
porch, good stables, cribs and &c, clstcrn
and stock pond, 200 bearing fruit trees
good rail timber. $1,000.
No %. 1870 acre., 30 in cultivation, 8 in
meadow. u miles ne Of BelieGoutc, frame
house and log house both In good condition,
smoke houae and cribs aud 3 good stables.
2 ineXhHustaiit springs with running water
for stock, 100 young apple trees, Il bearing
peacE trees and good range. $500
No. 9G. 100 acres upland, 30 in cuIdya-
lion ind good timber, log house, double
stable ana cribs, etc, good well and plenty
of running water, i'll make good stock
farm, / OF milo from Crooked creek and 8
miles cast Of Harrison. $500.
No. q. 50 acres IN cultivation. Frame
house with rosms, 5moke-house, two sta
blcs, cribs, cotton house, Sc, good vel and
orchard with $50 bearing trees, Crooked
crock valley milo south of Walnut Grove.
500.
No. So 100 acrc7, 100 scro' in cultivation
and well improved, ! mile west OF Harrison
on Cguolten roul good house, bnrn, cribs,
&c, largo orchard and plSnty OF water, >
milcs south Of Harrison. S2IO0.
No. 20. so acres, 40 in cultivation, G5
under fence, house, stables and cribt,
small orchard and plenty Of winter, 2 miles
south Of Harrison.
No. go. 80 acrc'. IS in cultivation, log
house, smoke-bcu,c, 'tabIo md cribs and
small orchard with 80 trees, on Crooked
rr.ek Z miles south of Harrison Si75,
TI..g .I.,. ri, Irr1 .prprg1 rnr1r,lDIo 4f1ol d
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

No. Is, Subd of let ? bIeck 8, 2 story
fIame Building, very desirable business
property, SOUTH side public square, known
Is the Horse Shoc Drug Store, lot 3ONlL0it,
$500,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

No. 20 Lots 8 and 3 block % mad lot
block AZ, two yoty far traiue d" eljmg1
stable and out-buiIdines, elslern &c, easily
renting Ior $S 90 per atohth, lots t0Nl50
500.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23


No. q. Lots 10 on1 Il block lG, 4 room
cottage, stable aud outBuidings new. coed
water, garden adjoining, 160x $50. $500.
No. ~. Lots and , bleck IA, nca
frame house. 3 rooms. good cellar. smoke
house, Stable, and slI out buildings new
good we'll and garden. lG0xI5o It. $3.50,
No ~ Lots Il &c and 10 block ID
iots e"tn ooAI2o, deslfs9ie residence prep,
cry 'FHnle Houso' roo. t9odhs' Ni'e"'h ana
eeti''f' III sooa repair @fVo.
rc, 800.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

No y. Lots 10 on1 u block Is, room
cottage, stable and outbuiIdings new COED
water, garden adjoining, LOOK $50. $500.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

No. As. Block acre tract, frnme
house rooms and Sjtohel,. smoke house
aud stsblo, good well, all under fence,
splendid garden. SIS.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

Experiments have recently
been made TO produce an artificial
crossing between wheat and rye
Itis queer that such thing was
not thought Of before 1t has
been successfully accomplished
With rock and rye, and from all
accounts the results was favorable.
II bents beef tea all 10 pieces, and
with a fow drinks Of it on board
a man viii not hesitate to paint
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

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e,,,os o,d o,,,.o t;;,,,o - ro,,ps os ali
- d.aa. M ,;,,,,a, " Lat
r,atar taI.o,, i, ~, .aa,.I,..,,.,.,,i,,,,,
49, -. ,, - . Wv - ii. ',''' ~
Lao,.t, -, =. D. p .,I.al
1..t.,.,;...i,.oI ,. '
-. NV w.
ia ,,' ' en.,;, po,;', :. ,1,a
eI.9tII.'5 w. -, ~, ',..' ,
,''e ". NV 49,. -. - ''
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

Those who never drink water
are now called jugwumps.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23
Names and Order of the Books
of the New Testament.

Matthew, Marx, Luke and John, wrote
the life of their Lord
The Acts, what Apostles accomplished,
reeerds
Rome, Cornith, Galatus, Ephesus, hear
What PHILIPPIANS, Collosians, Thessalo-
mans revere:
The Epistle which Hebrews must CRATE
fully read;
JSies Peter and John, with the short
letter, Jude, s..z
The rounds of Divine Revelation con-
ciude.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

The widows might is never SO
fully realized as when she is look
ing for a second husband.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-23

No explorer has yet discover
m the country where lived the
msn that wanted but little here
below. .f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28
csAI sr1sAIIsx. AT sAxAI~s.

TIE soai business at H2naime II by
No uszns In . hoarshine condition,
Nnnbers Of ninsrs are Idle. many fer
. considerable length Of time, and enIs
. fev days ago shs yanooaver Goal
Company increased the number By die.
charging the unmarried miners. In co.,
ssgnsnoe Of having 30 suspend opera
tious 81 their south Field aud Doneias
rainss- The mining capacity owned b.
this company ~ from 500 10 100 tons q
dsy. bat tho dali market compeis . re
duetion Of ttetr product 10 about 80
toms. and this 10 had from thsir nsw
shsfs. Ths Wellington mine capacity
u from 500 70 100 tons day. baf their
prodnos today scarcely exeeeds ens hsif
thsf amount. Australian coal eaters
mere directly Into composition With this
coal than is does With tnas of Washing
son Territory. owing 20 tbs quality he
ine nesriy the same. IL h currently ~
ported today thst there 10 skous 10000
tons OF the Australian coal afioat
for the Pssific Coast. aud n the state
ment is irne II means one tenth Of she
annual csnaamption- Tbs shsvs thai
the s<xn kfanot8co market ~ nsrloussy
niutted. no<vithseandins the saspsnssos
Of tue operation OF 30 many Of she
Washiaatos Territory mines Had for 90
long period Tbs trsde lost by the
present. strike will be dif6suit 10 re-
claim. The importance Of q oisArer
understanding BY she parties 70 the
present ssrise before entering into ts IL
very evident today. fhe Chinese are
said 10 nambsr from 800 70 1000 At Man
aiao, and tneif ehief mosns of sup
port Is coal minine at the Weiiinston
aud vsncsaver Coal Csmpany's mines.
for which service they receive from
fi.i0 10 $I.25 day. Their service "
claimed 70 be equal 20 the white labor
10 ths work tssy are generally en-
gagged in. Win this advantage In labor
added 10 that Of better coal beds. richer
coal and much shorter distanes to
transport their coal from the mine TO
the ships. Il can be easily sean that our
coal mines ere laborins under q great
IN the market, and 10 pass
tbs Fscipssciiy lac 30 much talked sf
would entirely ciose our mines.
v.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

SArrsFkcTosT SHoStso.-A nassung
Of the stockholders of the Odd Fellows
Rsfi5lns Association Gas hesd at Ken
ton FRIDAY svsptng. cApt. Geo. d. Hi,
ID T. McCswAa and W. ". kvAns we're
,,rr.nat from S~sstie. The scc~ants tor
ste past year were examined And saan.
ed. Tee Association th's year pas oats
a large Two story ouildiax snd fnruishe<
Il. lee receipts tor szock ana rsns ot
she hnsldsne have teen safAcsens 70 pay
ali bills sne leave safpsas 10 tne trrsss
arv. Traly good sbowlax Tor tne
Renssa BaiidiEx Assccsasson-
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D. Il. Lcske. gssrotsum v. Nssby, -
itor Toteds Bzsa<, vris<sr Il bad %
n ferefneef Of my right hand o0e of
thoss plessant psia. srun round. Ihe
aneef became Ehsned 70 deeree IN
bearAbie. and ssofien % twses its
natural sise- A frsend gave me HEx
IRIS CknnoEzc SAEvH: and IN twenty
minates see pain bad % much s1bssdsd
- 20 give me . fair nfkhs's ress- which
bad not had before for week The
ipnsmmAtioc ieff the Anger IN day.
conslder IL . moa valnabie zxticie.
A. b. orxwAKr, aennt, Senfsie. dw
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W. p. Born d Co. keep the latest
shapes and styles IN Corsess, and have
added largely 20 their always fall assort
usent TO meet the demands OF the spring
season. Speeial mention 10 made of
their Hess corset, DspeEs' SELF al tsssfisg.
Certainly II Is considered one Of the
most comfortable and healthfui corsets
10 the market. mills
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

Simply this. and nothing moro.
II cams from HAsHaoUCK 4 fnnnx's etore;
Has proved 10 be tbs thing 10 cure.
Pleasant tasting. safe and sure.
THAT GUM rnER fEuukLxPrus) oouoh
sYRuP.
So vAiuahls for ooaRhs, oolds, ssre
throat. whooping cough, brenohitis,
distressing sympsoms 10 tie throat, and
all tendenov 10 oonsumpfisn. The only
Cough syrup thai does nst sioksn the
stomach. A dollar sixsd package for
seventy ave cents sample bottles free.
HAssaoucx 4 TEzaI.
no "a 6m Sole Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

On. KrtIooo's woRx IRA 10 entirely
free from all Mercuriai properties: can
be given 10 the weakest consultation
without danger: 10 pasatable and easily
administered 10 children; 10 mild In op
erssisn. and never fails 70 effect cure.
Price = cenfs. Seid BY A. B. sTKwAnr,
seattle. oc31dv6m
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The Lake unica Furniture hAnntae-
ter,sg Conpanv bsins 10 The hands q
/. Receiver, will sell surai,atr regard
lsss ~ cs,Ss unsii all elsisns agatss, TOE
company ara paid All parties indebted
10 she irm wtil please call and ssstts
their accounts wishoas deisy.
rbas L. VaS neaKS. kecctvpf.
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James Beeches. y. D., Of Sieourney,
Iowa, sAys: For several years have
been nssna COACH BzisAm called On.
MN. HALL's BAI&kM FoR THE LUxos,
and IN aiDoet every case throughout
my practioe have had entire sucosse.
have assd and prescribed handrsds Of
bottles sinoe the days Of my army psse-
tloe fis63), when vas surgeon ~ Hos-
pftal No. Z. Louisville. Ky. A. B. Srxv-
AKr. Agent. Seattle. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

Expressions os she highest prstse are
heard dali, from all clssses OF reepte
throughout The city ecocernins toe "a
nous Blended Cusee rcssfed aud ereund
daily at Srsxs's TIE vcry esehesi
grades OF Coffee srs sses and tie sress-
s.ss care sxsrcsssd IN hieuding thesn 10 I as
Increasing tee demand every dsy. rnezN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

Have yon q cough 6leepless nights
need no longer trousle sou. The use
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, before re,ir-
ing, will soothe the eouRh 10 quiet, allay
the Inflammation, and silow tue needed
repose. II tiil. more iver. speedily heai
the pulmonary organs and give yos
health.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

n you are suffering from sense Of
extreme veariness try one bottle Of
Ayers Sarsapsxilla- II will cost you
bot one dollar and will do you incalcu-
liable good II will do away with that
tired feeling and give you nev life and
energy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

tas broad Geids Of life untrsDu<ied BY
amp Of the useless vices which By and
b. vii make than siases- God grant
snat ths schools represented By this con
yenf5on may stand - one against TIE
Iiquor trkfEc-