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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-02-19

The February Number Of TIE PhrcHo-
logiraI JoaraAi aad lscieace n HulA, CON
fains a very interesting article Oh "Medi-
cal VI issionaYcS Brief and earnest arc
''lmprnve the Morals. knowledge, and
a No@ Phrenoioey: Prof Drayton's
Familiar Talks to orr Yonng People, II
even mpre Interesting lhau hat IN ;he
january Number Tie Stupidity Of
Sensible People, is ~ amusing III the
article AZ IN he fact Of = hich We are all.
more or less aware w H. Vanderbilt,
the richest man in America is wei
written and iIieu0lo2ieally exhaustive. L..
X. DeWoif continues her Notes from a
Teacher diary Al historical article
from Eeroniguc Petit u The Yandals,
the Goils aud the Huns is ono Of tie
iii,Ist ili:efcs.tiii. features Of this number.
"A Magic Lamp, viii phase tile young
folks Should Silver be Dempnetizod -
viii awaken many iireside discussions
The Pictured Rocks Of Iowa, "A Tired
Out People. and three good short poems,
bring the reader 10 the Health department.
which opens with New Theories Ol
Muscle Action and Nutrition. illustrated.
The Physiological Basis Of Faith Cures
presents some interesting points. Many
short articles Of interest swell the number
to rather more than It's usual size. Price
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THE MONITOR

The vine aSed l9ls ago vas clsfe'. aiid
Tire quantity IF II ems .mesl at sacrament
ma- euesinoas. Il sas "a rhe cost ef sire
e.ty G1at IT,. communion. eiemeiis f9f l3ie
churches af Ediabargi wcre ia ihe sis
tsenil cegtury pnsid.si. and ~ tae Dean
IL Gulld's zecHtits "a 1893 tie following
entries ,ccar: First eammunion. amc
pniaheoa of -laret nilr. rs TO-. >; nine
gallons MAR. ZIG 49, second communion,
ane puncfpoB Of eiaret u wine, et@t 90
Gs.. tMo galloue mair. e14 -. Coming
down Is. ,lse Times u BE Covenant Sc find
that ID 1641 There aas ptid by tic town Of
Gla,gen to Robert Campbell and others
FOR -wync 10 tie communion tiIc SUM Of
81 los. Sd: while in 1856 there was pun
chased BY TIE same liberal corporation, for
the same g,ssi purpose. Aiiogsiead Of WING
Al tie co.'s IL e1g0 The ConyenanieFs
were evidently no more total abstainers
than Cro8@ell,s Irolisides. Not that
they we're what one # Dean Rainsay's
heroes calls Drunken religious bodies
tiiey were merely moderate drinkeFs--oii
I1rse scale.
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PATENT MEDICINES

Wefvobose to KEEP a stork Of
aHhhe 9a,7o@ Proprietary Wedi-
rlncs that there IS any dcmana
fer, and a7H from time to time,
add to err stock all urh that mag
be cuq1red fer. NE amer a
h7rc list, and can EnuiM any
by0ranubLc articles IN this line
at aboa the same a0e,1aer of b,7fr
as belo70
Ayers Cherry rcctorai f5c.
Hop BittciS, ts't'.
Shakers xtract, i0c-
AYERS Sars;Iplrila, ts,e.
AYERS pills He.
Nlcock's Porons Plasters, loo
Browns Iron littcrs, tae.
Barkers Nerve and Bone Imminent, &c
Barkcrs Horse and Cattle Powder, isc.
BensOn's Capcinc Plasters, lie.
CoX's Gclatine l'c.
Gireen's August Flower, &c.
IIolloway's Worm Candy, lie.
lIansen's Butier Colofingi lsc-
Jaync's Pills. He.
Javne's Alternative, toe
Jayne's EXpectorInt, 's'c-
Jaync's Nermifuge, lie.
knnkeiis Bitter Vine OF Iron, tl,c.
Kidney Wort, nc.
Pure Camphor, two or, 0'c.
Pure Camphor, per on, W.e,
Rings Ambro>ia, CSC
Rough ON Rats, re
Sewing Machine Oil, tnc.
Schcnck's Mandrake Pills, He
Swaim's P;Inacca, sl.s1-
Wells 4 Richardson's Eutter Cnloring, lsc
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, lie.
Warmers Kidney and Liver Gnn- Sc
Warmers Iippecanoc tsc
WiShart's Tar Cordial. G5c
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rrmu-sAyINe THE NuRsEsY.

IIow much better than scolding. slaI.s or
sharp commands to .'be quiet, Bas tie
inethod Of tire Quaker mother. WHO said 70
the little iive-ycar I'D, fretting and "hina-
Jsering On the high chair. Martha, dear,
hold on 10 tayseIE Tie humor Of treat
ing the child temper as something that
was trying 20 run of with 1.-THE CHEEKY
way Of getting Martha herself 70 do her
own policing taking her into the
mother confidence. s...s : yalszbie lesson
IA self control. There IS no training CON-
parable to Do that which little folks are
taught 10 d. FOR themselves; an ounec Of
control from within Is worth a ton Of ap-
Piled force from without
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"Ogc, Nm Costigan. but il breaks me
poor heart to see the lovely stool kin buy
Al foige eeats gard ROW, and me pagin'
twelve cents yard foF two dresh patterns
Of the self same last year, beioor they lad
the bastiy tariff removed. SIRE ibis fray
trade Is a bles,i8 Ia the poor. so il Is
tile same, Mrs Dinney Az VIII yez be
hayin ncg dresses this year, Mrs. Din
uey Well, ei du be sellin' yez- I'm
thinkiu' not Yez see a. hoa IT Is Moike
Is out Of woruck since tie mills shut
down on ahat they do be calm -furrin
importation. Bat the goods Is very cheap
i one had tie money far tiiem. Mr.. Cos
tlgan. fhfoniele lpsHs51Yqh.J
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FOREMOST LIVING WRITERS.
Opinions.

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day Of November, 1855. 90 devise and
adopt measures to ensure the tmmed4
ate expulsion Of all the Chinese persons
from the Western part Of Wsshinxson
Territory, thereby causing and prodne-
ing alarm md apprehension of danger
in the minds of many law abiding
people, and encouraging and melting
many evil disposed persons to threaten
and iutimidste said Chinese persons
and 10 attempt by force to drive them
from this Territory.
And this, that he, the sasd George
Venable Smith. daring the SIX months
last past has continually BY bis uniform
and general conduct and in various
SAYS sndeavored TO creste strife and
turmoil IN the community and 10 In
dQce and incite the people to disregard
and violate the laws of the land, BY IN
lawfully depriving other persons OF the
equal protection of the laws and of
equal rights, privileges and imnuuities
under the Law
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIM
4 Third Judicial District Of Washington
Territory. holding terms 1T Seattle,
NO io-y-John Z. Seavey, plaintiff va,
William II. Llswellyo, In his own proper
person and a. the executor and trustee Of
the estate OF Stephen w. Hovey. do
ceased. ct al defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order Of .ale
issued out Of the above named Court In
the above entitled action, dated the 2sth
day Of February, l8e6 and to me directed
and delivered. 1 have duly levied upon the
property described in said order o. aala.
and as follows. towit:
Let mum bsred three C5) Of block mum.
bcred nifty t50i. and lot numbered three
% OF block numbered fffty-four ga. al IN
MAynArds town plat OF the town new
city, OF Seattle. In said King county: md.
also. II 10 ordered that said lot three q, ~
block numbered hfty-four go. Of Nav
nard's plat Do sold first In order AZ the
time Of said sale.
Notice Ia therefore hereby given that ON
saturday, the I'd aay Of April,
Isse,
At 10 o'clock q m. OF said dsy. I'm front os
the Court House door, In the city Of seat
tie. King county, Wsshington Territory.
l Will In obedience 20 said order Of sale.
sen me above described property. or %
mueh thereof a. may be necessary 70 sat
isfy The Judgment In said action, with In
ton 70 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated ~ Seattle. the 9Th day Of March.
nhi,d Sheriff Of King COUNTY. ". T.
Mc0iivrA Z Blaine. attorneys fer plain
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Proposals fer Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF rHR CoL1xBrA,
Once sf Chief commissary,
VANoouvKR Barracks. W. T.. Feb. 10, 1886
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TBIPLICATE
~ subject 70 the usual condi Iona will BE-
received at this once and at the Offices OF the
Acting Commisssries Of Subsistence at the
following named posts tfsr the fr al bsef and
mutton needed 81 those posts only, until IL
o'clock noon Oh Thursday. Ma ch Is, Iss6 at
the presence OF bidders, for the furutshina
and delivery Of fresh beef and mutton durin z
the year commencing July LIST, 1856:
Boise Barracks, l. T.; Fort Candy, W. T.:
Fort C1dr d'Alene, l. T.; Fort Klamath, Or.
Fort Spokane, ". T.; Fort Townsend. W r:
Vancouver Barracks. ". T.; Fort wslla wAlls,
W.T..
The 0overnn cot reserves the risht h re.
tsct any or all bios.
Bidders will understand that contracts
made under this sdvertis. ment, and propo.
sals made In Response thereto, shall not be
construed 30 involve the United States In an '
proprtaticn granted by Congress- for the pur-
pose.
Blank proposals and printed circulars, stat.
Ing the kind Of beef and mutton required.
and giving full Instructions - 10 the No an per
Of bicding conditions 10 be observed BY bid.
defs, and terms Of contrast and payment, will
be furnished on application to this efsce, OF
TO the A @ 5, at the several pots.
Envelopes containing proposals. should Be-
MARRIED % Proposals. for fresh Beef Ter Nut
toni 81 Fort -" and addressed to the an.
asrsisssd or 10 the Acting Conmia.sry Of
subsistsaoe 81 the several posts.
O. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. B., o. 9. A., Chief G. O. d. @.
fe20ivtd
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TACoM

The Tacoma Steam Navigation Com
pany bid for the mail confr4c from
Seattle TO Whateom. the SUN OF 1910
per annum, about $4,000 less than the
contract price for the last four years,
the intestion being to make the head
quarters of the steamer here They
made the bid in the face Of loss the nrst
year to get the contract The y. b. a
~, however, got the contract fer SOW.
However, the Tacoma company, We are
told, will build their steamer and pot
ner on the route this summer anyhow.
That's right. The Tacoma and what
com trade now will go long ways TO-
wards supporting boat and the pros
poets are bright for large business In
the future.
A painful case came before the Judge
Yesterday for adjudication. Mrs. Almi-
"a Z. Woolsry was brought from Sum-
ner by her mother and husband in or
der to have the question of her sanity
decided. The unhappy lady, Who Is
snly Is years OF age, was married some
two wears ago. Her first child was born
on January DIST last. Seven days later
she was attacked with puerpersl fever,
and since then she has lost her reason
being az times dangerous in her actions.
The Judge made DOT the usual order for
her committal to the asylum, on Drs
z. G. Miller and E. NJ. Brown certifying
that her condition was saoh as to render
il unsafe for her to be at large. The
Deputy Sheriff conveyed the patient
last evening to the asylum at Stella
COON.
Mr.. j. A. Oomeford with bag and bag
gage was off this morning on a mining
expedition in which there are parties in
terested from both this city and Seattle.
Their destination is not generally known
but it is understood that the party will
leave the Northern Pacific at Sand Point,
from which place they will proceed to
the mines, which are tributary to that
place. John keenan,, Z. II. Reynolds
and Daniel Moore, of Seattle, we're in
the party, but it has not been possible
for the Neies to get the names of ell
those from this city who are interested
in the ventare. Lou Beach and Capt
May of Seattle have gone over the noun
tains to meet the parties going by rail.
The points in regard to this mining ex-
petition and those connected with il
have been kept num-" in fact 90 very
mum" that a Pinkerton detective could
not have gotten on to" the true inward
ness Of it. There may be millions in it
The Neses hopes there is. Bot, all the
same, every married man going would
do well to leave with his wife a certifi
cate of deposit from one of our banks
Of half OF his cash. 1t might come in
handy to help him get home. Infor-
nation has already come to the Ne,os OF
q gold mine discovery nearer Tacoma
than the Granite Greek mines. the par
ticulars of which will be given to the
public as soon as the facts are all in
hand.-Nstcs.
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To all whom itmay Coaoerl
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA ANp PueR
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE CoLUNBIA AsB PusBt
sound RAILROAD COMPANY,
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARItn
w date August n 1878. executed b -.
suance OF an ordinance approved A.
Seattle and WzllA Walla Railroad 81
Transportation Company. all IL ~
lands south OF King street. In said el1L 9
Seattle. In. along. around and aboutk4le
bay, from extreme high 70 extrome ~
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly g
the Territory Of Washington, b - ~
approved November & l8z1 r1fa6ed -
certain conditions, which have besa IN
performed BY said Company; and
Whereas. Said Aet q The LsgiA.ays
Assembly vested the title Of aid 1nn1s =
said Seattle and walla Walla nnxlEea6
and Transportation Company. IN - n
whereas, The United States ~ sss.s
esSed N said grant and oonysya1es ~
Walia Railroad and Transpoftaftcn 60
psny has transferred and conveyed an q
said lands 70 the Columbia ard PuGe
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the sald Columbia 90
Puget Sound hAllrsad Company hGeny
gives notice that It slains ths -sxcluaye
right TO occupy said Lands and g 49,
whArves and other structures
and that all persons are horety noonea L
any Of said lAads without The cons,ek =
writing, Of said Columbia aAd ~
cSIGE sfili1s { P SSaRaiSo usDRh@
aps = : : Aasiss.ns sup.rinsssAs.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

ia LAND oyyIes AT ozyxrxA, VT,
February II, isss.
Notice ID hereby gwen that rREDERlc 4.
RICHARDSON has aled notice Of intsution b
make inal proof before Samuel Greene. 10
tary Public, ct his once In HOuehsos, v. r.
on Saturday, the losh day Of Aprf. 4. ,.
1885, On Presumption ID. 8. No. 500, foR ~
NV 4 Of section 10, township Is north nag
east.
He names - witnesses Roscoe DUN,
Charles L. May. Henry 4. frsderick and HnL
c. Hamley. all Of Houghton, v. =.
JOHN y. GOWN.
fe25sp1 Register Of ths LAad On
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CURE Fen PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by q
senss Of weight 10 the back. ioins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 10 suppose be has some afectisn
OF the Kidneys or neiehborine organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, fasulency. unessiuess OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, producine q very disagresable
itching. after getting warm, Ia q COM
mon attendant. Blind. bleeding and
Itching Piles yield ct once 10 the appli-
cation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts AZ
fected, absorbing the fumors, aliayina
the intense itching and edsetine Q per-
manent care. Prioe 50 cents. address
the DR.. BosAnko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold By A. b. 6TrwAHr. dv
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CAB Prices for The aesl nams and
Foreign Literature.

Po9e&scd Of rng LIVING AeE and
or,e Or other q cur vtyActoas American
naeashlica = sehsCgiher viii and hsm@eii
In command Ct the whole situation.
Philadelphia kvening Halirtka.
For 4Is So f1is i1VfNG AaE and gny
enc Of tho American 81 monthlies iag
harpers Weekly or hAssra viii Be SEAT
fur year. postpaid OF for ~ - Tns
LtvfSe Aaz and the ~. Nicholas.
Aadrrss lLffkl-i4 & CO.
lac ltostan.
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Lands fer the IandIeSS.

THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
L Eagle Harbsr. nine miles west of the
city OF Seattle. will sell q portion of his
at the low rate OF $50 per acre. said land
has been logged off and burned over ur-
I'll 1t is quite easily cleared. 1t Is nearly
level has but few stones. and lies in easy
reach Of the water. School and church
within q mile. Society good. Call and
see for yourselves.
de3w3m r. M. HOSKINSON,
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rheumatism,

or Seuralgis, few bottles Of Ayers Sar.
ssparilla viii relieve and cure you. Alice
Kendall, 2ls fremont ST., Boston. Mass,
writes: u have been troubled with Neu-
ralgia, pain in the side, and weakness, and
have found greater relief from Ayers
sarsapsrilla than from any other remedy.
j. c. Tolman, S36 Merrimack ST.. Lowell.
Mass, writes: "In no other remedy have
| ever found such 8 happy relief from
Rheumatism IS In
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MARsHAL's NOTICE.

Whereas, A lfbsl has been aied In the shove
entitled Court, On the 5th day Of February.
ISIS. by y. d. Lovman. against the steamer
Eliza Anderson, her tackle, apparel and fur.
nituse. whereof Thomas Wright IL master
and owner, alleging a. . cause OF acsion, that
betwee1 the 1st day Of April 1854 and the
Soih day Of November, ISIS, one X L. Yssler.
at the instance and request Of Tnomas
Wright. Who vas A. all the said times svner
and master OF said vessel add Ia charge of
Der repairs and equipments. cause 20 be fur.
nished for tue use Of and upon the credit OF
said vessel lsaid vessel being in the port OF
seattle, Washington Territory supplies, ne.
tcriAls and work for he repair and equipment
Of said vessel. and money TO pay and y hich
did pay for supplies. materials Aod work done
and furnished b. said weasel In the use Of
aid vessel. In the repair and equipment Of
said vessel. which supplies. materials and
work were 81 all sad times Q lie upan fsid
vessel. and which amounted TO the sam and
reaseaahle value Of six thoussod and seven
hundred and ans eight and ~ 100 doll rs, no
part OF which sum has ever been paid. which
suns ws and 10 BY the lsvs Of the Territory
Of Washington. lien upen said steamer, hef
machinery. engines, tackle, apparel and fur
uiturs thss on the 3oth day OF January, 1854
sAid resier duly sola said claim 20 ibellsnt,
who is nov ihe owner ihsreof and praying
process against said steamer. her machinery
t4Netes efF&rtas eAkih0 ma EArrture. an1
that all persoa tsts rested In SAID vessel, her
tsekie, etc. be cited TO answer the premises
and THAI said weasel be condemned and sold
to pas the demands of lihsiIant.
Nov, therefore. ia pursuance o. the mont.
tion. under sea- Of sad oour, 10 me al
Fsssei and delivered. I do hereby give public
notice - all persons claiming the sad vessr.
her tsekls, etc. or In any nsnner interested
ther<sn, hat they Be and appear before the
District Court. % Be held IN and for said
ihird Judicial District, a seattle. On Thurs
day. ths asia DAY o. February, 1855 .. IL
e'eleek Of The fareacoa Of the same aay ~
the s@nae snail be day o. iarisssics non. esher.
wise on the nexf dAy % iarisdietionl then
and there 10 iuterpose . esafm for the same
And - MAKE their allegations IN tia, aehalf
DATED the stA day % February, 1885.
7. !. HAMILTON.
O. :. NATshal IN ana for washipatou Terri
terry By CHAs HENRY. Deputy.
Bsrke q HAlser, Prpetors fog Libsilant
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F0reWarned

of danger by the condition of your blood
As shown in pimples, blotehes, boils, or
diseolorstions Of the skin; or by feeling
Of lsnguor. induced. perhaps. by inactivity
Of the stomach, liver. and kidneys, YOU
should take Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t will
renew and inyigorate your blood. and
cause the vital organs to properly perform
thsi< functions. II you suffer from
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. o. LAND oysroz At oLrnvzA. We
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Notice IL hereby given that 9guDW
EGaEN has nls6 office of intasessa ,
make nnal proof before the OssA of - ~
trict Court, al his once In ssstsis, W. 2 -
Friday, the ssth day OF March. A. d. lsee, =
Pre-. smption D. B No. essl, for the Nh = 4
NE : Of section 81. township % norsh. no
east.
He names - witnesses liver D. Noe, ~
ders Mos. 0lof Ottsrsca and Johan Fsdsss>a.
all Of Port Madison. W. T.
JOHN Y. 0OWKf,
feI6mr25 Register Of the Land oDoo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-06

Ban AssocIArIoN.-At the meeting of
the bar, Thursday evening, the Seattle
Bar Association was organized BY the
election Of the following officers: Prssi-
dsnt. Eben Smith; Vice President, II. G.
Strive; Secretary, Charles r. Monday
Treasurer, @. q. Lyon; Executive Com
mittee, 20 consist Of the above officers
End Aessrs. McGilvrs, Jacobs and
White. A committee On by laws was
appointed as follows: g. A. Hill, O. II.
Hanford and J. b. Metcaifs.