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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

BaaruH, o.. % - Ihe disabled
aeapsF Pasonfa now nes sn tAe beach
Al Rsinsfofd Island WtstAsf ahs wAa
tousd last niRht from 6 bastrn lienf.
where Sho W1s ~1ahoree AEaa ais1gF-
cred tie s,sf il olhes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

bAaLrN, Oct. S0.--Prepafations fuE
lexi years elections for members of Ne
keloheiaQ are actively pfooeeding.
Edorta are being made toward edeetinQ
new RroopinRs of the didsFeai parties,
since the recent declaraiion of the lead
ing principles Of The pf gram of f1e
counectiou With the froaEaasisla and
% support tha 0ovefnmout. tbs pro-
essentially national and fof the Gov
eminent To character and hostile 20 ths
Progreesiais and 10 the Odulor PaFt ,
alike.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

WAaHrEoIoN, Oei. 5o. -Ii is estimaied
thaf ths rsdaelioa Of the publis debt
daring tie nSuth q OssobsF eaa ga
O0.ooo
HAST Dspeslf aateresf-searfag BsBds
WanHuGr0S. Ost. 0.--Attofnsy Gsu.
erAl GaEiAns has given an oplston % tie
SeeretaFy of tie IEeaR1Fy that the
national bsnks must deposlt interest
besrina bcnds 20 . e1rs thsir ctFezIz
tion. and tEst ealied three Per eenl
bands oannot BE- ussd as shs b4sis of
oir1uiation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

Whara miRhf 8 maaiaF. insilss 8 80
v4nf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

SoFtA, Oct. dl. -tianeFal kaulhaEa has
issued an ultimaiuna 60 tha Buianrinm
government. He complains thAa hha
Russians In Bulgaria are mRllseaead
and teFroFiRad and says THAI II Ia threa
days he does nat receive q satisfactory
answer 20 bia nltliualum be will fnptnBa
bis relations with she regency end laava
sofia, taking with him ahs whole par-
sonnet Of lhs Rnzsian Cnnsulafs. The
Qogefnment has nont q olreulaF 60 the
sArlous precincts commanding them 10
adopt STRINGENT measures for she pfo-
lection of Russians. A copy % the CRU
lar was ssnl 70 osnsral Ksalhars wltA q
request that he furniah the names 81
koasiang whom be alleged had heen
moio1ted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

81. LoUFs, Osk 31.-J0hn Weber
died at the city ospilal this noFnins
from iniaries FeceiFed on fha On inss
On the eVsninR of that dsfe. be entered
q house Of disrnpute kept By coloTed
woman. Sallie Bsflas. at 81 Y4ienfius
street. He had been drinking and the
inmates ATTEMPTED 20 roo him. 4
sorimmaea eusaed, and Magic Johnson
taking a lighted lamp from the tAbia
near By hurled Il az tbs mAn's head.
Her aim waa good and ths iamp stKuek
Weber fuli IN she fass and exploded.
He raoeivod feaFfai Injuries AaazAs
rested today enAraed win naFdef iu tie
womaa Batsas we're beld for sxamiua-
tion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

HkDpEzErrzD IN. ~, Ost s0-Ths
ST. Johns Military seedeny, iooata3
naEe, burned A. neon today. fhe pspils
esoaped. The buiidina waa fuily iD-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

PEsrm, Oat 80.--fhe Budget far 1881
was laid before the Lower House Of ahs
Hungarian Dist today. tbs ex ondi.
turea ars placed a. 851tg00M forms
and She receipts AZ e2S aS6 COS hassma.
The dehcli ID t,2ol .5il haFina In excess
Of THAI Of last year.
Releaaea Rrum the ehargs of Frennen.
BKREFH, Oct. 60.--DK Dskina. whe
waa arrested on the sharge 0f high fFen-
sou. has been released.
A confribnflen From EmpeFaF w a..
flam.
Emperor Wfliam has Riyen 1000
marks 70 fund fos ne 6ehs9sl monn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

The Diot Of Ssxs- WsimAF has abel-
ishad the lac oxamptina al moa of tha
military profession from ne paymaat
of oommunal taxes.
KinG 0tfs IN = MoFfbaaa csn6ieIss.
The illness of King Otto of Bavaria
hns reached q crisis. Il h ramsred tha1
be l. In q rnoriband eondiiiou from en-
hausiion brought o. b the fury of hla
mania. His q zen mother ha1 ssal fof
4 priest % await she end.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

skS FRANoIsco. Oct. So The Suprems
Court today ordered Felix z ,handsla az,
az Exansiner reporter discharged from
the custody Of the ShsFid, TO whom be
vas remanded By SapeFior Judge Soili-
van The latter adiudRed him guilty
Of contempt OF ooaFt Tor refusing 20
dtvulge the soaFoas OF certain informa
ton be had obtained and pub ished Of
eass being tried befors Jades 6allivan
with closed doors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

san FAkxcIsc0. Oct. 3o.-IndioAtiona
for see next ~ hours from .. N. are
fer Washington Territory, fair weather
pFeosdod By local showers near the
moaih Of The Colambia river.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

HNnL1a, Oct. E1--Ths Fnuofan of the
lnapectors of EacloTiea. Whleh hnsa fnet
been isgned, shou that tha emplgFes 80
moss Of tie faot0ries work siaEen heara
daily, net reckoning oseEtime. Ihe
wofkmen in aoms districts. no1ahiY Das.
seidorf, gofk fsom thiFfy six - ferry
eiEht h0ufa at q stretch, thouEh they
are supposed % have iibsFty - ieaHs
after tWentf folf ho1rs uogfi1g. Ih8
ugaai hours % TIE ksiier mea in Daa-
eGidoff are twelve and oftea twenty
fonf houfa. In M1sdsbarE. fizans geEk
tasiEe hours - Ha1ogef, te1 a11 ln
AutsblrQ, eisesa. C1lton arl1HeE1 iu
fotsdam and FrantfeFl uofk aBelYe
hours per dag in ulntef and focFIt1n
ho1rs II samuer. Steel vars ard lrnn
arqI ntices Ia DaaleidaFf ofle1 uolh
aixioen ho1rs daily. Il fha Furih aine1
uafks the mea walk six daYa aucee1-
inelT, eEespf foz c1apis nf hpoFs ahen
theJ sleep On ba8ohes % GO dirty &1aw
stacks IN ne corners 81 the woF saaQra.
Ihe general mrfeasiqu flQ1n tn1 fap1Itz
u thai ttsFe Il muah oTeEwntk and "a
arrangement q hours visa hideea aan.
ilagg ern1lfiqnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

A disp fch from Soda 30 the Times
says that GsneEal kaalhars atiended
kAnkoa with dsoegal kaulbaEs a. Ne
head OF the army.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

Ja6es Murray today sentenced Frank
GisichAaf 70 impFisonmeut for life.
3iaiehaaf gas eonvieted Of the murder
0f Richard Sehzllis n the ChieaRO
BrewerV iast Juiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

Tb8 Dsrtmnnd tfibuoai haa saalsnesd
Herr LsnglnR, editor of fbs Frsmouis, q
eix months impEis0nmeBt faf 60 article
hppsafinR ii he pager, 10 whiah be A.
tackled fringc Bismarck on his FoIia1
sosial and religions poiiaiss. Ihs aFti.
Gle IN queaiion said fha1 Priuoa BIS
mafek wanted 90 make the aezmama
happy IN spite cf themselves and b.
meth 1ta that ra5ula renfnhafsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

San FRkxcTsco. Oct. 30.-Rsporfs re-
cslved shoR that todsy's rain vas gen
eFal thronRh0ut ths State exsspt IN tha
extFems southern poFtian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

eaN RnkxcTsoo. Ooi. 81. - Gated
ssatss Dsstrist 5a6ga Hoaman has Dc
cided nss - rssas wrifs 81 Aaasls e1vpss
60 CAinamsn wishlD9 % land un
days u port. IL oF3ef thai Casiouaa on
ctals may kaVa eRerY cpppft1nity 70
tnks slsasments before the wsal4 ha in
miaEanla have heen aEhnsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-31

Rear Admial Chandlsr. DATED States
nAgy, sailed teday on the stssusr CITY
q Pskiu fer Iskohams, where Be vii
essams eoamand Of The Asiatie Asst.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

EfRrrrr - Dfire Business - James ".
ruHs ~ Arthur Msizs 81 al s5sumpsit
a eisrsfian fisd - Heodris1s kaoos ~
John g. Wilson fresusss on fhe ease re-
turn On sppesl from Justice Brouxer i.ei
SrpssfoR - Carl 3 schmidt vs. Mary
Schmidt dirr~rs. n1tion fo reopen decree
argued and submitted --IeTis Pstut W
Msry Blood. s.sctmsut. argued and Submit
ted
nrr-rz Rrsfvrss 80 William RVdsr vs
Fl rs5eth Rgier iu eaaucsry bHi f1r di-
rorce dIssl
PseRsrs- Estate ~ Ezra smith decessed
WI .e,i -- Estafs Of Ms1sie =. Tate ef
a. minors. Phoebe Tsfs appointed g1sr-
dian --- Estste ~ Nsrzsrst cne-ueraoru.
feeea.ed WI sd.siffef te probate Fl
ecufrirs bond fiei snd letters .ssue1 Oh
lraerh ne Sc1eru~rharn.
rrtfa-Ine Ismbrx nrunk faa
g. IS - George Seues ffs1r.le-iv Com
snilea fFerfr tsrs Jaan Hammer
ksssni. ard battery Adjourned io Sep
tsfohar r. Fdrarf 81 Webster Utter
~ Forged nofe Held fr trsl Al the next
se-rs - fts S1resinr funrf. - frt1s -ni' b
a.iss NfHfsrs CaIzins larceny uers than
f5 Adjourned to >epfeuuaer --t fse
fff.r ss-rsrfr heeean rsuee ~ res 81
---firerze 3 Terrell Nnrfer. AeIo1fa-'
.e @epfem ter Ii
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

OF the reInar cable series Of great events
that have heen happening the world over from
lsst 60 tlo present, earthquakes form a lead
ins feature And of these the ONE % be long
est remembered ln North America. VIII be
that whlcA Laid Charleston :. g., in ruins.
it makes one feel, somehow, as il there was
safety nowhere. II any place, next 70 the
great western plains, was 20 D. considered
safe from earthquakes, il was just that part
of the ccrutry which has been shaken up. II
the theory of tle cause of These ground dis
turhancss IS c0rrect they ought 20 be manifest
mostly alcng mountain ranges, as indeed
they are.
Scientific authoritv declares they are caused
by the cooling and settling of the earth's
mas 10 was a gigantic. red hot ball 10 be-
gin. It commenced 20 cool upon the outside
AT length q Thin crust was formed as it cooled,
naturally it shrank. That made the crust
crack opcn and settle, in order 10 readjust it
self 20 iil the molten kernel within. The pro-
cess still goes On. and VIII till the earth IS
cooled through. Hence earthquakes. Noun
tain ranges are where the great cracks have
broken the surface and thrown the edges Of
the split up ami sideways. When the earth
is cooled through it wiz be dead, and there
viii ho no earthquakes
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Charleston was built, a structure older than
the present one. It's beautiful tower Is ruined
The most frightful sensation OF all, however,
must have been experienced by the train load
of excUrsionists on their way from Columbia
10 Charleston To find their train suddenly
waving up in the air, then humping down
upon the earth, then going up, then down,
and so on for several seconds without any
known cause for il, at the same time with an
unearthly roar sounding in their ears, is an
experience utterly unique in history. The
front erJ Of car waved upward, while the
rear went downward, and vice versa
The engineer put the brakes on as hard as he
could. and still that marvellous train moved
onward 1t actually kept the track through
this bilowy motion of the earth When the
rails were examined they were found to be
bent in seTpeI-tine waves.
The most celebrated building in Charles
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Grocerie. and Provisions-whoIes

sugars-Cut loaf, ~ grsnulated, &c; "A,
s6s1sc; extra &C." 554@51sc; yellow &c
"a a5c.
Conee-Green Rio. l0612c; Rio, roasted, l1e
l5c' Java. green, i561Z5c; Javs. roasted, 24erlsc
Msracsibo, roasted, l6E5lsc; Mexican roasted, iof
G22c.
Tess-Japsn, fine, sS045c Japan medium, 2SG
35C. ordinary. ls425c; Hyson, 9ls15Oc gunpowdeT
t0a5oc. Ool0ng, s066c. Congo l6foS5c
Flour-s2 10 per cwt: 81 ~ per bbl, patent prt
cess. s. O. per Cwt. - 50 per bbl. all wheat tOu
s. y per cv: g. " per Dbl,
Mi feed:-Screenings, slt per ton: brsn. SIS
ships sit. middlings, siSe16. Feed-Co-n sns
oats SO
Kerosene Michigan test lo'zc per ga
water white ne.
Gssoline-11bec per gal.
seecs-Clover, 50 0oass 50 per bu; Timothy, g O
a. =.
Fish-No. ! white Sab, g. 20 per hst bbi
other grades. 81 pO64 ~ Ter half hbI, trout 8
cod salt So per To. clans, 81 80 per bur
dred. canned oysters, seiocts, 30 Sc smoke
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Pork In bsrrels-Mess pork. Chicago pscksf
30 4SaGiQ s0. extra Short cut, So tandar,
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Lard-Iieroes. &c ~ and n 10 tuf~ 7'se 5
lh ro1rd tins, Too cases -. IN tin pals, &C
Beef Ia harrcls-Extra Iaase. warranted - lhe
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Rrazis - eihsrts, sicily. lihl1c. hsrCf
Iona Iae. wairnts treunhie lsss i6c. pecan.
Texas H p s1l3c Y s-uuri. ss2sr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
DIR. TANNER,
Author and Specialist,
Late Of ST. Louis. Me-,
Has opeltd a. ottoe % he
Tracey Block, Io4 Monroe st.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.


fA -. ilq.s e}es cufed iu anr lsinale. Weak
Maicfs fses. arse.-az lids n anaIalri Alls
eere tte> Alt HAIR fafail s.s Cataract 0flils
NOSE Aasai Calarrh. l.Ig gp1s of ine AasS
Naena iln.sfs lfe
EAk. Noises ard Deafness liberation Din
hfrsrs fitpas e.
IhEOAf Eiaagalri EFtIa liea palata. MoF
ntt ofaalh ka-afstd .eeraled iuasi.s l.afg "a
eii-s lnss az Naile. tara ssis hrulehltis .esTs
-aIe Ilrast
BLOOD. sevlgla Scald Head s4h hheau
liatr lttfeg. NoIher Nafss eia
>t1h -. lestaadells Ne4r4lsle uysI9fla.
o-atl.HieriaE t-r. Fff
Dh TANNER having given hls attention Gig
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ut a method uf treatment lhe SICK are iui.y o.
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Stages can be asSHnd of 8 perfect cure ny fhi,
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30 ts ih9usauds Ik TANNER can detect the
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in eX-
perimenting when ySlr lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems at first
only a cold. Do not permit any dealer 10
impose upon you with some cheap imita-
ton of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, bat be sure
you get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some
thing Just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, bat insist on getting Dr. King
New Discovery, which is guaranteed to give
relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest affec-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

nous Is it, so precious 10 the people of
Charleston, that during the late war it was
taken down and sent to England so it
might not be damaged by the Federal can
non known rs the swamp Angel" The
chime is very old An incident that is said
really to have happened in connection with
the belfry of st. Michael's forms the founda-
ton of fine and pathetic poem that is fire.
quently recited by elocutionistS. The hero is
a slave man.
Charleston has been particularly unfortu-
nate. War, fire, tidal wave, tornado, and
now an earthquake, have spent their force
upon the doomed city. Several times the
town has been almost ruined 1t is enough to
discourage the inhabitants.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for first using Red Clover bios
SONS as medicine Best results are OBJ
tained when combined with other medici-
nal roots and herbs, as in DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic. which is the best known rem
edy for all blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles, pimplss, costiveness, bad
breath, piles ague and malaria diseases, in
digestion. loss of appetite. low spirits, head
ache and all diseases of the kidneys. Price,
80 cents, of f. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Mr. Eit0r-Many of your readers may
be benefited by the knowledge of such an
excellent remedy as DR.. Jones Red Glover
Tonic, which produces the most favorable
results in disorders of the liver, stomach
and kidneys. and is valuable remedy IN
dyspepsia; also, debility arising from malar-
ia or other causes. Ii is a perfect tonic, ap-
petizer, blood purifier, and sure cure Tor
ague Price, 80 cents. For sale by +. Il.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
TO LADIES.

Who may D. wrecked with Eain and suffering
frun ADS of ihe great h0sl uf tr8uhirs aiih which
Try his int hnd nf cure which las relieved thou
sands of their slfeflIes AND saved many tn1ui a
premature grave 1he Doctor uses nu mineral
preparations His treatment consists wholly iu
TIE USE OF vegetable remedies Many are they
aho have implanted iu their system. - impror e.
Use oi ulerclry. sSeis which produce an annual
frilp OF disease. To such hr ttaull -sK.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11


To get the situation properly il viii be well
70 consider moment the location Of Charles
ton Il i. in the angle formed by the juno
ton of the Cooper and Ashley rivers. They
unite here and flow 20 the ocean seven miles
distant Sea water and fresh water mingle
all in one, and this estuary forms the noble
Charleston harbor, landlocked on three sides.
The earthquake came from the sea on
the southeast and throbhed across the beau
tiful. hapless city toward the northwest.
" ..at made the visitation still more distress
ing was the fact that only six days before it a
terrific cyclone had swept over Charleston,
doing vast damage When the dun, awful
roar of the earth tremor was heard on that
last night of August many thought that it was
another cyclone.
Mr. Dawson. editor Of The News and Cou-
rier. was iu his Office at the time. How a man
feels IN an earthquake is thrllingly told by
him He wrote.
'Fr0m the first % the last il was a continu-
ous jar. only aiding force at every moment,
and as 10 approached and reached the climax
of It's manifestation 10 seemed for a few terri
DE seconds that no work of human hands
could possibly survive the shock The floors
were bc-viny under foot. the surrounding
walls and partitions visiblv swayed 10 and
fro. the crash ~ falling masses Of stone and
brick and mortar was heard overhead, and
without the terrible roar flied the ears, and
seemed 90 fil The mind and heart. dazing per
cepfion. bewildering thought, and, for a few
pansng treatbs. or while you held your
breath in dreadful anticipation of immediate
ami cruel death, you felt that life was already
uasf. and waited for the end as the victim
with hi. head on toe hlock awaits the fall Of
the upiffed nx.
E1t man in the Office expected o. escape
alive. The shocks began AZ gs-3 r ". The
-iocss that wsre stopped BY the awful shocks
nnafe TIE record
Ail of us remember The pictures the Teo--
raEbT hooss give ~ earthquakes in turrid
ccfintriaa-vaiis AMI towers topping over
ani people fleeing for their lives. But none
n us ever thought the scene coui come - us
IN oor s1le intHeies 10 has done e.. and
nov ve know ttere are NJ ATTITUDES safe from
sarfi1rlkes ge-t ~ tho pictures repre-
sutei tne seur in fha school hooxs, even 30
/ IT, was FRI Iaar'esfen Women were Drawer
ffan the ren e 81 sail. couragrcssiv gather
I ing 'heir rh.aifen together ar5 iesliinr them
{ oaeir iaa1 e sfrs after fhs us-a bad si.si
Z in terr~r Itis ferainlne reur.Es in great
eruereaIs.'te .s often conspicuous
Do aas fHe Ef.t e.loez trst dill ffe iamsaa
f in CHARLESTON Iarfa ~ere sssorIr or quite.
T leen fisr occurring e.fh.n fts next
T thtrfe-iF H.sft Ile shot 81 r.tn. IS eares.
a. .faea.i ereerfhiaF etse faas Ths 6rst
Z -nes we're fsn t-n sllnsrs fa aaif nn hear
sraft Tfa ahi geefs rafl sreaet 81 rh s.fse
E .le rirf.n 81 fea freaors 4- 4s tast the
Z -arta i -e Co. t.a sra
E Nte ef s.s
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

ton, howe yer,
is the picturesque
old st. Michaels
church. 1t was de
signed as long ago
as 1872 by a pupil
Of Sir Christopher
Wrenn. the arch
itect Of st. Paul's
in london. In the
n o W demolished
tower Of the ven
erable church hung
the sweetest chime
of bells upon the
continent. SO IA
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


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the nes machine system Learned lu ole.
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A pleasant tlp4ton ief s0uug iscies
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short hand 3ork Tires trisl lessons free
oehool al r0om s 81 Aalfes-st Grand
Rapids Mich. Open Aiternou4 aaa evening
/ IL Wiz lreas nL.I
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Rucklen's Arnica Salve.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
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money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Ia such calainlfits
IL is found out how
generous b a m a a
nature is AID has
poured into the
stricken city from
all quarters.
The tall. slender
spire Of 81 Philip S
Episcopal church
stands the highest
in the city la It's
graveyard lies the
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terror in the streets and "a Vasant lots. In
ianls Wera born 81 several Instances. While
tae.r us.flsis l..g 4 gpsin blankets "a the ground
lila sarlhqu4ke area appears % have oeen
tle uost extensive in ma.iern times. shocks
sere ieil fsom British An.rriga to Florida,
alld as tar West as Missouri Cable dispatches
lrirg tha ness THAI ga the SAME night distinct
SHOCKS were felt at Athens, in Greece. The
-as wells az littsburg ceased flowing. The
bowels Il the earth we're shaken up for more
than q third of the planets circumference,
alld ..eath and destruction were 10 pay gen
orally
TIE center of the quake on this continent
seems % have been az Summeryilie ;. G.
This is a fashionable summer resort Tor aris-
tocrauc CharlestoniAns, and Is twenty
two miles from the city The whole
face IT the earth seems u he changed
here. Where before were ordinary sand
and clay are now bottomless cracks IN
the mud brarSish water and sulphur smells.
It viii b. a long time before II becomes
known Just how many persons were killed.
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BetwiKt drawing Hedmonds 0fera
House. rebuilding the Dime Museum aud
tie Star Clothing House also Mack large
sea serpent the Baltimore oyster House 81
Csnal-st has hard work 90 keep up With
the procession. but nc sell Oysters aud Fish
Just the same. Inquire for
b. r. EHERY.
Manager
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Six Lots on Waterloo. Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
tion. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and OF easy terms. and
A fine House and two Lots on Fifth
Avenue, only few rods from street rail.
way and every way desirable, al a
great bargain if sold soon.
We loan money and insure property.
Call and see
M w oates 81 CO.
10 CANAL STREET.
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comprising al tle latest siyle aud facrlcs.
and made up e4siai io best eustani worE. IS
nov in and should be seen Dy al - ilo are
interested Ia desirable aud reliable c.olling
6lANT CLorHlR6 toNfAN1.
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The only one in the city. We have fresh
Lobsters. Clans Mackerel. Goldfish. also
fine Lake Superior White Fish, Trout
straight Baltimore Oysters, fresh and nice
at 81 Canal-st. b. +. EMERY.
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We have just received large invoice OF
imported Key West cigars.
MILIs, LACEY & DICKINSON.
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Latest shapes. fine quality, worth 8 zoo.
We sell them al 81 %.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
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stin Hal.

We are agents for the celebrated - hen
sc. cigar Minis, LACEY & DICKINSON.
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