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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24
LOVES SILENCE.


Sweet. shall l ask thee why thou art so
still,
Gazing nfar into the deeps of space,
With shadows of the twilight on thy face
And eyes that quick with dewy moisture
fll
Why is thy laugh ter's mellow ripping rll
Silent and dumb What chrism OF perfect
grace
Shall fall upon those lips and find place
To bid their accents on the dusk to thrilll
Why art thou voiceless, lover All, speak to
me
With speech that ever into music grows.
She turns her eyes, that hold me in their
thral,
AS dark and sweet as night upon the sea,
Saying, while one swift look upon me
glows,
"Love is unutterable and is ALL
-Longman's Magazine for November.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24
Berlin's Two ROYAL Theatres.

The Emperor William contributes
yearly 400 600 marks to the two royal
theatres of Berlin, the expenses of which
are 100000 marks 81, 200, 0OO), and in
addition covers the deficit which is al
ways considerable, and is caused by the
ballet and the opera, the drama being
profitable enough. All the members of
the royal family pay for their boxes. -
New York Graphic.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24
SUNDRY LETTERS. ETC.
LADY BANKER BY CLAYBRINO.

II. ALBANS. w., NOV. u, lSSO.
JOSEPH BATTELL, ESQ,
DER T:-lours received, and in re-
ply would say the pedigree of Lady
Banker on the dams side is as follows !:
Dam by the llibbard horse, he by Peacock
or the Ryan horse, he by Sherman Black
Hawk; second dam a Telescope mare.
Would have answered before, but have
been waiting to see the party that knew
the second dams pedigree in full. Shall
be happy to answer any other questions.
Yours truly, Il. NJ. TIERNEY.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24
A Rich Newspaper Proprietor,

The richest newspaper proprietor in
Baltimore, and probably the richest in
the United States, is A. S. Abel, ma
tive of Providence, R. l.. who is still
vigorous at so and estimated to be worth
from $12, 0OO 900 to $15, OOO,O
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24
Lord Randolph Churchill.

Lord Randolph Churchill is a great
coffee drinker and is said to have lit
tie gas stove of his own upon which he
prepares his own cup of coffee each
morning. He thinks no one knows how
to make coffee but himself. Detroit
Free Press
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

Only three European libraries-the
British museum, Bodleian and the Ii
brary of Trinity college, Cambridge
have, it is said, finer Shakespearean
department than the Boston public
library.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

The case has been reported of golden
plover which ahghted on vessel in the
Pacific after a pauscless flight from land
of at least l, 300 to 800 miles -Arkan-
saw Traveller
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

Base ball has been introduced into the
Pittsburg insane asylum for the physi-
cal and mental improvement of the in
mates.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

The Roumanians are erecting at Con-
standia monumental statue of Ovid,
the Latin poet who died in exile there.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

Emperor William saves envelopes by
using a second time all envelopes ad-
dressed to him.-Chicago Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

Two years ago there was only one
crematory in the United States Now
there are twelve.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

"Teaison" is the name of class of dis.
eases arising, it is said, from the wrong
use of tea.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

Cuban planters keep a snake called
the maja for the purpose of catching
rats, which duty it faithfully performs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

1t takes first-class preacher and a
first-class nearer to get up first class
sermon. Rev. Sam Jones.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-24

Gire il n trial and il lrH do yOu good.
&s~ Sold by all Druggists in Middle
bury, Vt. 45
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
sTRANGG PURCHASES FOR TEE
PRESIDENT.

NKw YoRK. Dec. Is. The visit 70 this
CITY last week Of Mrs. Frances Cleve-
land. wife Of the PFesidant, has created
much small talk in ofioiai and society
circles. HitheEto wheBevsF Mrs. Oleve
land came 10 tbs meeFop0lis the fast has
been announced 81 least several days be
gsrekand. On thia occasion the LADY
case unheraided. Il b stated that Mrs.
Cleveland made SONS rather notable
purchases Vhile here.
A clerk IN one Of the stores she patron
i4ed said: The papers sag abe cane on
10 bay Christmas presents for she p e.
dent, bue from What have heard Of the
Presidents bald. should lhink that
the purchases would Be rather light
fit."
'Yss, and hardly warm enoaRh for =
man 9th the rheumatism, RiRgled her
90 HpAnion-
A slsrk II another well knewa store
haa this 20 lalli "Nhas q dear littls maa
Mr. OleVeland must be. Such little
foot a. the dear, good man must have.
Aboat 90 long" and che yCunk woman
measured OF on her nngers aboat enc
lpeh. and what a canning, cunning ltt.
lie niRhtoap be mnst wear, too, al OF
laee and pink ribbons, and about oie
onOuah for q good eiEed doll Mt.
Cleveland musl loak too canning foI
anything, in enc Of then, bat should
nOt think be voald Want 10 year them
on the street.
MFa. CLEVELAND e also credited vita
having purchased little silk lsoe el0ak
aboas large sooagh for q fairy, and seS-
eFal tiny salts Of lambs uool. and long
shiFsed, laes trimmed dFeeass with sa1-
ntng bib aitachmenta. Certain Il IL thai
she took back 10 WasAington With heI
one more trunk than she had when she
cane 10 New York, and u dappsF CLERKS
and hlushinq aAloaladiaa tell the truth
thai trunk contained an oatdt that ~ Z
the most aFislocFatie French doll oaghl
70 be proad 70 possess ~ . ChrtstmAi
| pranank
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Chossra b On ne insFeass h Baeaos
Rraass ana MsxsoO hays sousladsd =
treaty % eeumeEee.
Ihs Berlin poiiss hsua pruaurihsi ~
nsss na@osr e ths Anarssiss psEiodissl
Aataao1is.
Qassn Fisfogia's ass.srt ssrsias e. oid
sesfss-the hBssl 10 the Werid-N gaa-
zsd e. ts0Mo.
It's mfd shat ex-ouesu Tuakess esf7I
ell1Rs . TIE hops thai she gII so1s
aay a9asa Be seatsd o. ne thFoBs e
spain-
Ths spanish Gsssrnzant & prsuarfna
to largely rsaaas tie WeEs Indian tarias
and reform TIE haEbog and eaaoms Fea-
uiatio1a.
Is IL &nnounesd thaa Rus.is does uos
inHist upon che ssassfiDn Of Pftnep Nigh-
almss Of MtnRrniia. a. ths caudiaata fox
the Bulgarian Throne.
Fifty th0uaana tons o. soss are saken
from bond0s ehimnsTs IN a year. his
estim ltd - BE- worth ezO000 ara i
usea - G f.FtiliEsE. half fos 20 an aoss.
The Empress Of AusiEia Il fun Of "a
tKiosie pEeindies. Her health l. failing,
eut sne deslines 20 avail herself q aid
e ths Shrine 81 Loufdes beeaase u her
dislike 20 the Frensh government.
4 iaboEsE nansed Vaughan was e.
saulted and terribly beaten b. four usn
e. baliy Neety, County Limsriek, Tes-
tsrdky. Fa1Rhan's skuIi vas frsstared
and be will die from the elects q his
injuries
Airs yesterday IN London, On knight
rider Street. totally destroyed foaF large
SaEehoaaas and partly destroyed the
anoieut Roman Catholic Church 81 81.
Mary Magdalens. The damage il e.
timafsd at 100000.
The diressor Of the Imperial theateFs
10 Vienna has prohibited the Offering Of
bouquets 10 ADDRESSES ID the Hof OF Pal
aes fheater afId the Opera House, on
The ground THAI The pFaotios has grown
30 ~ abs1Fd exisat.
Baron DsBohrenhsim. Russian En-
bassad0F 81 Paris, and Baron DeSaaal,
Russian AMBASSADOR 90 LoBdon, viii
both visit Sc. Petersburg soon. The
trip, l. d alleged. will te made By bath
diplomats for domestic reasons solely.
The Arsu1 zeitung. Of Berlin, strongly
supports the military bill, Whieh, if sAys,
vii pat Germany In position to crush
the nmbition OF France. which for cen
tnxies has spread ever Eorope Q spirit Of
vengeance and revelation aud q lnsl Of
conquest.
Ihs police authorities Of BFusssls,
feeling convinced that she thieves whe
stole tho mail from the Osssnd express
90 Saturday are In England, have aban-
doned the search on the o0ntinsnt, and
have sent 4 decisive 70 Land0a 20 trace
tbs robbers.
The Emperor Of Austria, Who is q
RRsas Smoker, has been ordered b. the
dostoEa 20 give up the fragrant Wesd.
They attribute bis nsuRalaia to Il. His
Majesty vas In the habit Of smoking
twsnty cigars daily.
Although Mount Blame has for quar-
ter Of century been French SOIL. its
climbers have not Usually shown an an
nnnl majority Of Rrenchmen; YET this
has been the oass this year. The ascent
was made BY thirty one French, three
Of them ladies'; twenty 1--we English,
one LADY, ten Americans; seveu SWISS,
I've ladies; six Germans, two Rassians,
two bwedess one Italian and one Bel
gian. Total, So.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16


y. B Jonss, q saa RrAnaisso. = IN
D-AGBash. sfRsnsaa. sa ne
AKifna1On.
J. :. Bonar and 81. soAara are =
tbs OoeidentaL
R.H Apdrsuu and JslIus yaEssE ass
- tbe AfiinRfon.
gudas O. O. HsSiis and @. q. Aver, q
OiynFia, nrs - ths BEunswiek
A. HnibsEt, cns q Ne lsadina Iazzsss
q buobomtsn, b ~ TIE 0ooiasatai.
George + ssafnis ana }. z. Robsstn
% RoFt DiaeossFy are Is - bFansst1k
". @. Oalnan. q Portland. al
!. Palmer, 81 Nesh Bag, Rss e ne
BFgnawtek.
". A. Crawford. IL Msntsna, Z. Rss-
enhaRR. 81 Portland, and a. b. nytx
Of 0rsaR kiyeE, are IN the uisg.
Mayor Enld. Of EEanshnra; Mm.
Ferry and ehild and Mina DORIS, a
fietakias are a. TIE brunswick.
EN- emiihsrs o. Renfon, @. q. SAY.
see 81 Olyupia, and n. Riekzra 81
Aaskiliso ass e ehs ArlinRion.
nate Wai14l, Fap11G1ntnQ Liiieufbal
Br0s, Of bsn Francisoo, q n shs eity %
ssstss 80 some baaineas for Ne 6Fm.
Louia Lana, ". A. Bsilsy. @. p.
bmftns = VI. Mo9innia and 4. s. HaS-
euEn, q PoFtiand. are e ne 0ssl-
dental
BIB Dix0n and A. L. Bauson, 81 Ia
soma. j. B. Brooks, Of Walla Waila, and
J. \. NanGAndt, o. Pert Gambls. are in
he city
W. q Owena and !. Buahanan, Of
Eteubenvilis, Ohio; a. q Paahwsy, Of
siaaRhtsR; r. and ,. Woeas, o. Renton,
and Geo. ". Tibhetta. 81 squAk. are In
ths city.
Wm. MeNatt. Of Dawam.ah, Geo. l..
Woodaed, Dick Thiea, o. Minister,
Michigan, Z. B. Start, q Fall CITY, and
yeaa Mack q Eaaie Gorge. ere e The
Neu ZEALAND.
p. PrimFose and wife Of Pogs Madi-
son, =. Tuner Of Cherry Valley. A. L.
Rutherford OF Pail City, n. &. WArd
% Asu Yosk. and Jean Il. BssWn Of
Edison are e. the BsunaWiak.
II. ". Hialey, of Vashon Istand, w..
b. Gambla Of he th0rs LAne, Daniel
O'LsaEy and @. d hnlhsrfosd of Fail
City, RduaFd CalioW of Maaon county,
hnt W. b, Pallets Of BsatFioe, Neb., are
IA the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
RRAL RsTATR.


The following transfers Of real estate
were Sled for record yesterday;
4 v, Ballard and wife 70 Mrs.. n. s.
~, loi ;. block l. town Of slaughter,
A. A. Denny .. N. 70 NashsnIsi L.
hoselA lol u, blook ~. 4. A. Dsany's
addition, $40
D. Il MCGOWAN 20 Angus Maskinlosh.
= aels. g section II, township Is, range
Seast, 9l000
Geo. kianear 10 Emma raahlea, lst /.
oioek y, Bell 4 Denny'a ad1ition, 5000,
d. 4. and l.. Denny 70 b. A. AndeE-
&c, lots I and : block 81, d. T. Denay's
fesk addition. 500.
- q, Slmpaon and wife 10 James X.
Meipoy, undivided half Of bloch 3. Col
aas addition; lots aud 8. elosk 81,
Aerly'a nret adaition. el60o.
eamaal baeF ~ Patrick =. CalhAns
- Soon costello, TIE ne q e
- y y, range east, ana ~ Of
~ sc l, % y, range east, $500.
4 hildsrbfAndt and wife % bsa-
- Z Harvey, lota u aud 8, block 3,
~ Wilfred addition. ASA
teshs Nelsoa 70 q. n. suanatFom,
setlS teet on Mill street., in The IAutoa
uact, etooO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Parties gotng East should GALL on w.
Van Waters, agent Canadian Paciae
Railway, before closing bargains fer
tickets. Rates lower than the ievest.
Parties sending fol friends can deposit
their money With me and / viii tale
graph the delivery Of q ticket at my ex
psnss, thus saving time and axprsssaRs
The OanAdian PaoiAo h the shortest
and most direct route 70 all eastern and
southsaalsrn POINTS, sach as hOatreal.
New YORK.. Chicago, s. Paul and al
points ssaih or easl Of Sc. Paul. This
4 The best bailt and bet equipped lire
Ia America. Eniire train runs thRS uQh
from ths Pacinc 20 the Atlantic without
change % cara No extra charge for
aseond class uleepers- The sCeneTy Il
elaaaad with the araBdess IN the world,
comprising mountains, lakes. rivers,
forests. glaciers, canyons and beaEtifal
Landscapes.
ExcaFsionists can always eject large
saving By pasFoniRing this popular route.
Full iafoFmatiea regarding rates, tine,
accommodations, elc', froely obtained
hV applyinR - W. Vas WkTEzA
Passenger and Freigha Aesns foF Pa
Ret Sound IN Y. =
Omsa. Wells, Fargo 4 Cos baildiaR.
Seaftla. ". i. ooiI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

be
d wilbe
1000 ls
400
uCha damAsk
25wlbe SATURDAY.
Or-Sl 10
fine
6o.-. .. ..s .. .. i
fin
for.--- ".~. . 49,. .- 1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
I'M Not arAH.

The Branch Bouquet millinery store,
corner Front and Madison. will net
stay. All the hats and b0nnets viii BE-
sold cut 81 mast any price. Mr.. Meliis
desires not TO take back any of the
goods 70 Portland. This store has Just
received q fresh line Of bats and ben-
nets. Ladies will now have q good
ahaRce Of getting fine hats eheap for
Xmas presents IL should be Femem-
bered that the dolls will be given away
free Of charge 70 each purchaser.
MILLS & Co, Corner Front and Msdi.
son, Seattle W. 7. delb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
TmE WRAFmER.

Tuesday the seathss vas quite pleas
anL but yesterday rain fell nssFly ell
dah makiDg u very disagFeeabls fer
nsss RAlheFeFs and others who WsPa
eoupslled 70 Be about The ssFeeta Qaite
z eleeEo Vas blowing. but 81 az our LEGAL
sleAmera departed and arrived 90 time.
DaFlng the afternoon Captain Hatfield
lseslyod the following storm signal
b telegraph;
San FnARuEeoo. Dee. Is.
Cpiain y. a. RasHshf Signals are
Displayed for southeast wsnds from A.
ee1la % Port Angeles. Storm approach
lng from oaps flattsry.
Classroom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
ruusEa THEsF1ssGas nBlCrED.


DnxR LaDaR. Dec. ie.-Ths timbsg
assam med q ne0 and novel phase. The
principals have been indicted. ghloh
seooants for the preasnes here Of Gel.
B. ". HuntsF, esnefAi AGENT Of the In
seFioF Dspartmant, n. J. HALEY, timber
agent. John A. G1n1, land agent. and
A. \. CaldgNli, eseh land and timber
aesat Of the united States. These
agents have been SEQ daring tha week
lurking about TIE Grand Jury rosD.
aRd somethinR waa expec1aa 20 Fesalt
Of The issuance 81 warrants for tie ar
Il A. Eddy. A. r. HAmmomd, aaperaa.
ManaGer J. N. Buckley, Of the North
0reenoegh and Weymouth. IL ts
On accenna 81 indiesmenta foand
MeeSra h. A. Bddy, A. n HamnonS
And ]. b. HAlhagAy have saErunasrsa
thsmasl%sss also y. W. Gilbert. Thsy
All p,sadsd not guilty as eharuei n
The indictmant alleging tFeapAaaaa On
ne timber 81 ths puolis aomain- CT
SanfsFa FaRfesanta tha dNfondAn1A. md
ahe Hon. Sam Weo3 Il ASSISTING Dis
trict Aaf1rney Smith n the prusesasian
az tha cnasA Tue Nsse NartAssssf sass
asdAyt ~kha trial 81 tvo % tAree ~
proaahly daisrmine ali TIE eaeea Whleh
are criminal prooeedings 10 tAa easea
on watch civil aelion vas brsagha lasa
arging. Thesa eaaaa are existing .
great Deal % interest here
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

You are feeling depressed, your apps
lite is poor, you are bothered with head
aahe, you are hdRotty, nervous, and
generally out Of sogts, and want to bFaos
up. Brace up, bat not With stimulants
for their basis very cheap. bad isky,
and which stimulate yoa for an bouI
aud then leave you In worse condition
than before. What yen want a a.
Alternative that will purify yoaF blood
start healthy action Of liver and kid
neya restore your vitality and give ~
newed health and strength. Such q
medicine yo1 will Gnd In Electric Bit
tsFa. and only 50 cents a bottle. 81 A. b
HlrNwART'a drug store. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

J. J. Atkins, Chief 81 Police, Knox-
VILE, Tenn. writes " Ny wife and are
aadieine. Dr.. Kings New Medical Dis
Il 10 be all that you claim for u, desire
10 testify 10 lie virtue. Ny friends. 70
whom have recommended e, praise Il
as every opPertanity." DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption u g1aran-
ted 30 care Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthma, Croap. and every affection Of
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles
free a. A. B. STEwARI's aFua saoFe.
Large sire 81. aW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16
ComREsPoNpENGG


ERArxLK, Dee. 10, 1855.
NJ. G. n. CgGnev, 4aaaser Paaie<
Baggage Tramsfry and Rrrrsss CesaPaNg
wans yea % send yoar carriage 70 my
haass Al $50 tcmorrow morning 70 take
nv family % the Tseoms boat We
nave A trunk and several small packages
Oar ysa taks them 90 the hAekl seed
answer by bearer. and obiiRa. foaEs
truly. EEaA cTHNkSA
Residence Vssi Of PIBs street. Seattle.
SRKrrLR. Dec. Is, 1856.
TIE ahsvs letter b one OF many ~
oeired By us daily, inqaifinR About Cur
oaFriAes and baggage v&Rea. We srs
very glad 10 annoanSe 10 TIE paoiie that
ws nov are prepared 10 ateeaa . al o.
asFs. eithsr for haek O. for baggage
waRon. Oar little hiae wagon wns Usos
especially for ~ and fFsm o1F own plan
for Ne aaaRnRe tFAaa. We VIII deliver
haaRARs - ans part Of The ei1y day o.
nsrhG We wili FeeeiVe haGRaRa IN tie
city. rnMrh. weigh and ehsck Ia. sAxinR
ne araRslss al troahle Of lookinR aftaF
IT, Oar talrpoane namheE " S. Deaf
forget Is. day % niehA Respectfully e.
ths sommand o. the pablis.
O. p. CLkNcI.
aIA MsnARsE 2. q I. Ak O..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

PuFBaant 10 AdVoFtissmsnk Published
ID the RosR lmTnEEEaEMCEM. the Bo "a
o. CJunty Oommissi0nsrs met at The
Auditors once yesterday, IN special
Bsesioa, 20 opan end oonsidss bids fos
eaperintsndihR he ouaniy poor on fbe
Dounty FArm, and also for msdioal and
garRical treatment Of patients "a he
Farm. AL lids we're Tor The psEiod 81
enc yeas and we're aa follows:
Far aunariufandino fha pooF Farm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Muucl Mumcli MCHc Mrs
DIT. BaFton, Iatsiy from sbs East, hav-
inc spena s0naiderable time IN the study
az vocal music, and undeF to inatrus-
ti0mn Of ahla Instructors, IN WrepaRsd 70
aivn voaal lsaaans 10 thia aity and a Z
reasonable FeoempanDa. Th0aa uinhina
b avail ahemasisss - her services. vii
nmd Il % thaAR a&gananRs 10 call upon haH
q nn early data. c1RnG 6aound and
6sses sisset& dsii-1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

q DID We UuuWIEIlI % EHo oIII0F8
ph-Fing 10 o0ntinas she present contract
% 10 cents per day for each paupsF. or
10 care fos the sick only az the Hospital
81 s. eeste per day eseh.
The bid OF Q. IA. Msrriek 10 supsFin-
tend the Farm aBd fnFnish medical
tFeatment Was aeoeptsd, subjess TO
satisfactory arrangemees Of details.
Board adi0ufned till January 9Th to
enter into eoRtEaot With DE-. MeFrick
aad make arrangements for transfer Of
poor 10 the Farm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

TIE unprsesasnisd sale u Bosobss's
9eFUau syrup WithiE 3 fou Eeae1 has
1gionisbsd the Wofld. - q Wiihoat
eouos tbs safest and beGt E1modV ever
discovered for The speody ed CELESTIAL
onrs Of Coughs, Colds. aaG ihe ssveresl
Lag troubiea Il ao1a on an entiraly
atsersat pFtnaipis from Ne usual pre-
sSFigtious gives bF phyaisians. &c u does
n09 cry % eoaNh and l04Ro tn9 as
eaao stu In the sBatsznt bal, % she con-
trAry, removes the uanas % the truubla,
heals The parts a4eosod. and leaves them
In q puFaiy healthy condition. A boeflo
kept m TIE house foF uaB when She diu-
eaaaa naks theiR nppenRnnoo wan nave
doctors bilis and q ionR apmll % serious
illneaM A trial win oonvincn you a.
lhsas fasta. Il h positively sold " al
dSarEigta and aaneFai dealaFs n Ne
land- Priss . ca laERa bottles. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

HAzDT a HALL have secured The
ageBey o. faskss' paient sVrlRR mo-
tors and revolving display caasa. and
will Be blessed 70 give any information
desired IL regard 70 these goods aud al
al orSsEs Ter ths samss , ". faUksa
SF-, wili rsmain d The city q few days
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Ma. wmn0w,a Bo0THnna 6RMuv, fer
children taathing. ID the pfseMipllnn of
one q tha hmaa famala mnrno1 ana phY-
aicians In the Unifad States, and has
hesu used fm feEfy years wtah never
falling suoosas BIZ mlliiomn of mc4hosm
for fhair nhildEon. DuFima enc process
az kseshina IA value Il inaaleuiable. u
relieves The ehila frem pain. ourus dyu.
entsry and diaEFhna, gTipinR h Ne
bowels end Wind oalla ~ alVing hoaith
y NE child e rests TIE msthsr. FTioo
8a. . bea.la. auiovly
THH noMINIaH STEAMSHIP LINE
Runnine between HTagpool and one-
beo, tho1oe ~ Eail 70 ell points u TIE
Uaitsd States. Sail from Liverpool
sFegy Thursday, calling q Belfast, and
from onobse sveFy Saturday. BtaameFB
Are large and fngl and eteaFaQa aeoom-
modati0ns unexoallsd b. any ether
lina, while tho v0yage 10 600 miles
sh0TtaR thaa via Now xogk, fhFoa days
81 d IN aAe nmmath waters ef the Calf
and river "a lawrenoa, fMmmd foR
boaaeifais piatnRaaque a9a@eEy. Steer
n@s aud pEepakd anFiiaenans sold "a
l0waaa RATES. Also &EafAa on RmHopo
and bank remiteaneaa % any pamsnmcs
addrsH. A. OHuSnEnn, Iiekot Aasnt
for he HoFtAaEn Pasios 4. r. iylf aH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

they aAnat ast Zoe and stylish hats aHd
eat tie nsw sore % thee0Rnerof Fr0nt
And MadIson streets That aiors really
oaFriss q dns atock, and asils % . very
Loo pries. Eyerybodg skGnld - tothAt
store II they want - Get good goods
shsap. MKILxs 4 Co, PE0pgtetOEs. de5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

c. The Children They are
ONNG especially liAhls
70 suddsn oslds eoaRhs, erOap. vhoop-
inQ csagh, etc. We RuArantse AekeF's
Rnelish Remedy . positive care. Il
saves hours % anxioas watching. Sold
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Tha " CENTEMkRfa ID the most pop
uiAr hid glove 10 ArnsFies. As Tor Eve
onEaona. $50 for eight hasnona- They
ere far bel0W the priaa Of any ether
standard maker, ana foe At and daTa-
hiilty are unexo9lled. The above aFs Fs
al pxioss tie glove b B0t sold e. whols-
saisl a eCHWABACHER BIOS. dsl9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

TKz WIZ, NORMA AND NAM WHO
sa8sF from Fsnals Weakso9 vii and
Gil1srs'a AFouatis Wine . positive
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Cara MtIisr's EAzisS ere haa iasa ~
esivsa 9 fFesh glock % tkosa eas East
ern elRarA 81 the Havana Chsrooss
CaEpoEal and CahAa hEA11A 6sli,u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

d. FkKKIAHD, a TIE ~ 3 Church,
zys thai tWo bodies Of 0ilmoes's AFO-
makis Vine cared bis wife Il Nerves.
Dabllzky and SlssDlewnMl AB.SzEW-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

Try the Megern Qnsen sAyOn- IL n
. tAorOaRhly good sap. Asa y0zE RFO-
ar far ID.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-16

LADIES' heavy ribbed narin0 hose. al
cOloEs, 10 osntS . pair. W.P. Born a Co.