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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

Ltanords me pleasure TO assure you that AZ
tr using DR.. c.. McLane's Celebrated Liver
V..>fOr more than twenty years In my family.
tlt | regard them as being superior 20 any !
Ave ever used or have seen used. l have not
Etita"m constantly and had TO try OtherS,anG
have Tried a good variety, but / have never
all any To act so promptly, probably, and
traly IS MCLane'S used them mySeL,
wife, and children, wtthths most gratifying re
suns. For children. having used them ON my
rwn with such easy z happy effect, l would
recommend them 70 one and 10 all. These
nils do the wOrk-do u promptly. do u well,
anil leave no IN ELECTS benlad. As q bile re
mover. rs q liver ~coCrecsoc, as . ~torerunner
p-~plrfng the system for gu.nine, there is no
I.r'Ur medicine equal to Dr. Z. MCLanc's Ceic-
,.rrd Liver Pills ] expect 10 Use them a.
..a- - live, II heyeoD-nGe ~ good aS they
Yours truly, F. II. GILES.
Pastor VI. + Church South, Myers staten,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TESIsrTGo, Canada West, Ont.
v..SrS. FLEMING BROS
a., Tyurp pills came alright, and can sly
r... Ire good bilious Pill. I have used q
-'mT nils, but 1 can say DR.. {. Nc
...S l|.~, Manufactured by Fleming t'uS..
.-.-ru.uc.aujEeuIleW yOuhaye mytlaNNN
~ ..rIng lglye som OF those pills 70 my
,..- n,rS fnr a trial. n Of my ~ueighbOrS
~.a nils. Ne said they did help him. He
o.. r-a next dav like q new man. lie wishes
r.ar1 send for ifty cents worth for him. 50,
..r,.nru. will do ali | can 20 introduce Dr.
N.laue's Liver Pills, manufactured by
Fleming Brothers. Yours With respect,
WM. III. DCGAS.
FLEMING Bros.
r.tr>lr<.-EncIOsed you will find one dollar
rarr.r yuuwI.l please send me more oil your
D-f Nclane'S Liver Pills. thrust you have
received the aytOr the laSttwO boxes loruer-
land received. l would only say, they have
lone me more gOOdethan 1 could express
,--. much better dow than L have Tor tive
y.-, plsr. Yours truly,
REV. PHIL SPABrH,
West Sandlake, n. y.
AVOID COUNTERFEITSi Send us &c
an We will send you by return mail = box oil
t- genuine Dr. C.. McLane'S federated Liver
Pills and eight handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, PtttSburE, Pa
For Sale by retail druggists. Be
>.re the McLane's Pills You buy arc
lie ut Pittsburgh, Pa. The cour'
.~.:..it. avC rlado at St. Louis, Nc.
nd Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

az IfaIEs a1I'y ssnsyt -ttfhIs5.
Trains lea wing Bridegroom q, f:l2 o. m. ua1 CITY
-iut) arrive a. Ckissse kt ssSg following nerpiae.
Trims lSa'A 'bsrri1a5 ig whtsiius ~ = t1s b.,
ilop. u arriving n ga 2. o. sn5 - p n.
D. A. FORD.
3... Prs Fad Tisfst AErnt. pff4hurs. IN
JANE Sr"kEA
n"n@r.l ysr.rrs. Prtpssu.r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
A LITTLE SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified, and Beauti.
fled by the C%uticura Remedies.

It affords me peas IRE 10 give you this report Of
the cure OF our little gianechild by your CuuCure
Remedies. when six months old his lett hard
began 10 swell and had every appearance OF a la sc
boil. We ~pOulliced il, but all 10 no purpose
about five months after il became a runliug sore.
Soon other sores formed He then had two OF them
on each haud. and as his blood beam more and
more impure II took less time Tor them TO break
out. A sore came on the chin, beneath the under
lip which was very offensive. His head was one
sohd scao, dischsrging o & eat deal This was his
condition at tEenty two months old, when i I'M
= ertook the care OF him, his mother having died
vhen he Wss a little more than a year old, OF onn.
sumption (scrOIus OF cOurSel. He could walk a
little but could not get up II he ieIi down, ano
could not move Waen In bed, having no uss OF his
hands. i Immediately commenced with the Cuti-
cura Remedies, using the Cuticura and CutlcuTa
Soap freely and when ne had taken one bottle OF
the Gu ic iva Resolvent, his head was completely
cured, and he wEs improved IN every way. We
we're very much encouraged, and continued the use
OF the RemId .e5 Tor 4 year aud n hall. One sore
after another healed, 3 bony matter forming in
each one Of thee i've deep ones just before healing,
ghi b would finally grow loose and were taken
out; then they would heal rapidly. One OF these
ugly bone formations | p .eserVed. after taking a
dozen and a hall bottles he was completely Cunrd,
and is now, at the age Of six years, a strong and
healthy child, The scars on his hands mast always
remain; his bands are stTo 6. though we once
feared he would nayfr be able 10 use them. All
that physicians did I T him did him no good. All
who saw the child before using the Cuticura Rene.
dies and see the child nOF cOrs der ita WONDERFUL
cure. II the above facts are Of any use TO you, you
are 81 liberty 10 use them.
MRS. f.. s. briggs,
May Q, 1885. 6l2 E. Clay St, Bloomington, Ill
The child was really IN aworse condition than
he app. are 10 his grandmother, wro being With
him every day, became accustomed to the di.ease
MAGGl Z HOPPING.
Cuticura Remedies are DID everyw1'rC. CUT
cura, The Great kin Cura, 81 cents Iutioura Soap,
an exquisite SKIN peauliieT, d cents; CutiCura
Resolvent, the new BLOOD rurliOr, sIC0. Prepared
by tho POrTER DRUG n CHEMICAL Co, bos-
ton, Mas.
Send for GLOW to Cure skin Diseases"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
PitthburR,

PtttsburG,
P~ITTsSCuG, p, May 5.-Petroieum-
Dali but firm; NaiiOnal Transit certii.
Gates opened at I3e; closed at 73!c;
highest 73!c; lowest 72sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. May 5-Petroleum Nation,
al Transit certificates epensi u: 72lc;
closed at 73Ic; highest 7%ici lowest 72S5;
clearsncss Sol. coo harrel5.
TitG SvlIIs.
TIrusuLLs, Pa MAY 5.-Pstroieum-
National Transit certificates opeGed al
73lc; highest 7SSo; Lowest 72s:; closed al
73lc.
New York.
NEw YORK, May 5.-Pe!ro'euh-DIi
and steady opened az 73c, hgh-s
73!c, closing at 73sc bid. Sales 1917,
900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
COTTON.
New York

NEw YoRK, May 5.-CoTroN-Futures
closed steady st about last evenings rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Ladies

30 You want q pure, blOOE.-
ja@ COmpleXiOnl If so, :
.sw applications of Hagan's
iGN0LIA BALM will graf
.fy You to your hearts coz
t,nt. 1t does away with Sal
tawueSS, RedneSS, PimpleS.
BlOtcheS, and all diseases ana
,HiperfectiOnS Ofthe skin. Ii
flushed appear.
Gnre Of heat, fatigue and GN-
element. 1t makes a lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
ii and so natural, gradual,
sad perfect are its effects,
;iat il is impossible to detect
is application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
&beeIin9 8e9ister
Gusr,E.

A SEEYAL AND pSPAETUkk ~ 1KAtN-
IN EXPLANATION OF RSERRENCk MAKSs:
sDaliy tsundsy excepted. TN0adzy exoepsed-
Wheeling nms:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
PETROLEUA.
OIL City.

OIL CRY, NAV 5-Fetroleum--0pcrel
at 734c; highest 7%Sc; lowest 72.c; closed
al 73Ic; GALES 10000 barrels; clear,
ances 1882, 900 barrels; charters $685.
bar els; shipments 1922 barrels iu1s
IL, 1894 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
New York.
New YoRK, May 5.-Dry Goods-The
market has ruled very qu,tt, with 6 fair
order business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
GINSENG,
wheeling.

Gins,nz from $l.f5 to 81 0 according
to size tfroos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
ONO tnnRtl,

ClsolEglrI, @, May 5-ttogs-
Qaiet; comnoG aud ligh; - 4j@l IL;
packing snd butchers - goo 30; re-
ceipts 3,O63 head; shipments 400 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06


CINCINNATI, o., May 5-Cottor-
Steady sud unchanged. Flour-R4sy and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red S9A
69Oc; receipts $500 bushels; shipments
$500 bushels. Corn-Sready; No. 2
mixed 3s@3S!c. Oats-In moderate &C.
msnd; No ? mixed 32@32lc. ~Rye-Steady
and unchanged. Barley-Dnll and I'M.
changed. Pork-Frm at 50 so. Lard
Id fair demand; at s. III. Bulk Nes
-Frmer; shoulders s. IS; shortrib $57
! Bacon-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Oaiet at 81 10 Butter, SOgsr and Cheese
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Stesdy at
9!c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA May s. Flour-S,eady
; Whea,-Ouiet; No. 2 red May 9lf@9llc;
june 92@92fc; July 9li@9lic; August
9l@9l33 Corn-In fair demand; tresh
No. 3 high mixed 45@45lc; fresh steamer
! 46646Bc No. 2 mixed 47lc; futures ne,
elected ard nominal Oats-Spot firm
and demand fair; white 3Si@43c; mixed
| 36}6S7c futures nominal. Batter-Firm
and 10 fair demand; Western creamery ex,
ira 23@24c,
To.EOo, O., May 5.-Whsst-Firm;
cub s5E@Ssfc; Nay S5tc; June s7ci
August s656S1c. Corn-Qujet; cash
aid Nay 37ac; June 3Sc; July 38fc. Ostl
u achsBGed. Clover Ssed--NominsL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

The q. SHARP,
I'd ksnitsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
FOR SALE.
Sale of Valuable Eighth Ward
Property.
FOR SALE.

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06

EUp CHICK in s hours. CREeg in s
nSh d5yA a esses wanted. Brug store
Ma IN. Eleventh. st., Pbila, Pa, and
h@ '"eh nLOgAn 4 Co.'S Drug store, Haeel-
- Hsodq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-06
Cincinnati s. ,eas r. 2.

IT" NH11's N"Nv
fNlnE TAslE FGs hAZT AID NEI Tof.
4 rects1 10 ssSoahsr2 %, itSs. 7fsins issv. psn.
"a a. .tst'sd, to>s si Eleventh strsel nssr heb
lie ts5ing. ~ ioilr~s, Csntrsi g1njstd tfBs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

n coin IN China il ever called ia, and
the coinage remains the same a. when
frst issued, about SIX centuries before
Christ. The Chinese word for . current
money and the name Of the enpefof
10 whose name u was coined are en- oaof
piece. The coin is cast not stamped,
and has q square hoie for facility 10
handling, any number being strung on
4 biz % bamboo. The8e coins date from
800 b. q. 20 the present reign. some
issued about the time Of che Roman
conquest show few signs Of aee. The
characters aro worn away en one side,
but the reverse l. &c plain as II it had
been only q few years cot Of She mint
AZ one time q small business done 10
Chinese coins By clever foreigners; 100
being exchanged for q silver dollar ID
one part Of the empire aud 100 IL an
other. BY buying IN one district and
selling In another 4 fairly good interest
vas made; bat those times a. gone. and
coin nov has approximately the same
value al over China.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18


T e. fes,rss - p..ssf ssrs.r - 49,.
sassegE 1xf1s AfseF years a.
- .lal.o1 and injnsEfse e fks
-. - g t-..As4 eexpaE4tia1s. fhs Pu-
8 =. 1eeaa esEies has e last rsoafrna
- kesq1zitan 1re Easpsc4 phiah Il
AA7 g lana and KIeAlF dse1freH Fte
ss.-.e11 20 eeEla p ne stape o. oon-
lzz914 Ge9Eia Isna e. sseel f1fls nlrrlrf
- 80 niles acreaa TIE eontineni. Nd
efazlg garE1lee win tie noat rnsrrfII.
- e liRsuzal q egashsa, dininR and
.gl2R eszz - any rad II lhe WcrId.
SAN .1a4 9 20 longer a. eEpexfueni.
- .zA.19 10 1FllFa And depart - and
t1e1 rakt Aoofy "a exao1 sehefuIs
N1a. rs s4o9 sheds thFBuoh -
..a-.l4sas SO ecmplsfed. AID To- rsad-
usd e4lIaEte1 ~ Z nanner g rigal -
80 ka.lase lnsa. Ihs passenger and
ls.az1s sall4s hase oeen plased e A.
- = Eal.1 msst ths aDprgvai q Al
1 - lew altitads u TIA Canadian Pa
ems Hallway fally eompensaass Cor ths
al4efeaee - kasifude a. compared with
4 9Is soatneEn rollaas giving % the eli
naAHe aAonR this llre mildnea u ten
p9EasnHe only % be f1und IN aounfxfea
haaaEezl4 ct niies soush 81 che bound
aEy. Ahe ainoas total abasnca of long
enryae and tAe slight deviation from 4
aAxaiRot lfna aake this road aaa short
80 &na m17t direct E0uke across tha con.
hnent b several hnndred miles. Tnis.
fsRether wlan The fast 81 there being
70 heasy grades, insuKca % the con-
pang RFeateE profit 81 q los tariff tkan
otnek Koslds can make e q higher Glure
he changes % Easlern travel fram
faEet SQUAD consist u only The transfer
fsom tns beat q Port Mooay 20 the
ears. uhils en the other routes there are
az chanRss b actual count.
For magnificent and diversified sosu-
cry ne Canadian faei1e Railway sfands
unrissiled in tie world. Nor IL the
passenger obliged % Leave the track anG
travel On foot o. horseback. suffering
pEixatiooa and br4VinR dangers mean
shile . visw this egelohanginR and
Grand panorama The route leads
through sangons exeeliinR 10 grandeur
tho 3 Of Colorado. Moout Sir Donald
rises over 700 feft nboye the track and
can Be seen for mil .. Kicking H0rse
pasa, the glorious Selkirk range, the
Gold range and ID famous ROokiss are
cash to turn yiswed from the windows
q tbe lnxurious slespers and coaches
Fer tweafy miles the Foad rams in near
elRht Of s maRniheent elacisf. Lake
superior receives recognition Of near
j. 40 miles Of road running along is
northern shore. While Laks Nipisaiuq
and the bsausifHl valley Of the Ostaw
invite the admiration o. the passenqsr
fnTshe9 East. 6pace forbids anythine
dke an enumeEation Of the Baliamf fea-
tuTea Of thia great transe0nfinenfal
KDute. vii add that the road 10 now
oIen for travel and treino between our
country and New Terk, Boston. Mon
lroal, ChieaGo, Sc. Paul, Kansas CITY,
s.. Louis and all poiais contiguous 70
those mentioned.
! shall Be pleased 70 answer ali In
quiEseB regarding rates or accommoda-
tiass 81 any o. all times 81 my ofEoe Is
Seaflla.
Trusting that ths public will bsatow q
large share Of thsis patronage upon this
new and highly creditable enterprise,
remain, youF obedisnt servant,
W. VAN WATERS,
Gen. Pass. 4 Frt Agaat from U. s. ports
On Paest Sound. a1l5 DIV lN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

~
The mnaisal and dsamstte onlsrtssn.
nant eissn iast aVsnine b. MrnH.1
HuQhss proved : pIaarani trsnt 8 49,
asssnblad q Ktys's Opera Houas. H.
nambels o. ~ prearara nssan - 1Irs
haRhea uers rendered il - hsf
dlstinsl ed vngy sympafks.fs n.n.sr.
A1e e1ls1llo18 uoEa al e 1850 -
4oleun Kind, b. whfah - seemef -
to111 t1a deeper 87mnsIhtra - ~
1esfplA 11e recitation of NEn1ere
Afsm's Drsamp Haa rseeigna ri7h 4
EouaEg enccre. . whist Sc rsrronfea
b resting Lady Ciaira
Ms Emma CLARK uas eerT nIassina
. ne genollion 81 fta thres nnaheFs
alleled - Der. -2<zYpa's Rfdse -
spo4en VITA 3 x1fked ci6arneas, each
NoEd being disIlEe1Ig understood q anY
part 81 tie 1s1ss. Ia sAwfnlig koFelg
Philosophy" Miss Ozark demonsifates
tbet shs eouid give ontsraafnmens Is
llE1t 81 ooUie recitation IS vel as -
TIE selee1tuus fEsm tAe n8re serious
Miss Rannfs Biankenship was recalled
alter singing ii q spirifed and alto
&al4Nf blS4AAn& manner 10 Resp" As
response 70 ne ancorx. she sang
persa from 8weet Fiolefzn
Robert E Stevens was anuaa8lIy hap
~ IN his scieeaiaua ck baritone SOLOS,
eanh rseaiginR q meTiied sacore. II the
nR1t orc. CREST Crest Softly my
sueeis" be did net seam 20 throw his
Whole voies into the besl pofsson II the
aonR, has TIE lower notes we're gives
with toaf sofl richness Of tone that Isl
- pleasing and astfacffpe 20 . mixed
andieuoc.
Duasmors DAILY asut the an5isnca
home 10 ianRhter ~ his recitation ef
SEQ oemio selectlons. cue lisina 3 sneez.
inc poem 20 His Mary Jane" aud tie
olher 81 Irish soldiers account Of the
Wag be started q grave yard. 6nch e.
tertaiuments are not frequent enough IN
Seattle. Mofs opportunities Of apend-
ing such pleasant egenines should Be
a. rded oar eitizsns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

The largest depository q money In
Nassau streets. New York Eighty-five
par oenl. az UncIs sans debts are D I'D
Of his checks are paid here daily. lbs
receipts Of poatmasterss customs and
internal ruvenue collectors. are turned
into lie vauita. Il carries on deposit an
average Of &ls0. 000,000 In cash. Half
OF this amount ID In gold, which Ia stored
away In bags oontaiuinQ 5000 each. Its
daily disbursements 20 the banks %
New York average e600,000, IL IL sub
stAnaialiy built 81 hita granite. aud its
walls are thick enough - ah1t oA tbs
moss psnetrating eupidiiy frOm the
treasures Within.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18
A nAsNET rIHxlC 10 EGLLIwAUP
RAHk%

Under ths anspices 81 she q thodist
Fpisanpai Ch1xch q Sal ~. Wili take
piaes % Wednesday. An<uIi leth. co
- eteamer Munroe. uhicA win leAse
Yesies's wharf e. q. n and rsaea ne
f.lia a 80 y n. kelNfuine, wi leave
49, fails a $50 D. d. and FeAeh ce4ftle
a II pu- road tFip tickela -
for ale a TIE Gcraaa Hardware store.
ne ssaitie Hardware Sore ADa e tus
teras oiare % The wharf. 1ets VII -
tha best ehance sseF giesn the F1blie -
visit tAesa faiiA On othsf oceaslozs
ale arainary fare n Abouf s. - SAKE
he trip 10 this ane rNsoft. 4 Rooa ttlaa
i naanfeA. ~ gaTe and esz1ra ysls
tickets noon. ~ only 10 persoma eA9 -
acs1mmo2aaa4 AaaaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

Mn. WIxsEov's soOFHHo SxHUP, for
ohildren teethine. is TIE prsseription Of
ona Of the best female nurses and phy-
sioians II the Unfied States, and has
sesn ussd for faFty years With neyeg
fafline Hleeess b. millions Of mothers
Tor their children. Darina she process
o. ssashin9 ita value = inoelcuiable. u
raisavsa The child fram PAIN. cares dys-
eutary and diaxrhua, gripinR 10 tie
howeis and Wind collie. ~ giving health
b the child it rests tie mstbsF. Price
ese. be&tle. ap21dwIy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

D-A. Bradford. wholesale pager dealer
Of ChafaanoeRA, Tenn-, writes that he
vas asrions1y afflicted with severe cold
thai settled on hts lungs; bad tried many
semadiaa without benefit bet1g In
dnaed TO Try Dr. Kings New Discovery
for CONSUMPTION, did 90 and was en-
tirsiy cured By Use Of q iew b0ltlea.
Sinea whiah time be has uasd 4 IN hiz
gamily for al Coughs and Colds with
bsns Faaalts. Thia b TIE expeEaenea q
thunsands whose lives have been saved
b. ehis Wonderfal Discovery. Trial
batsies free As A. B. Stswari's Drag
Store. oW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18


Soue Eastern philanthropisiu. Who
wish 70 establish and maintain en- In
dian training sshool il the. Northwest.
have addressed the following letter 70
tha Seattle Chamber Of Commsrss and
Bard Of Grade. A oommittes, consist
ina u De. Minor. h. Hefner and @.
Davies vas appointed 70 look ints tie
matter Of securing site fas ths school.
Ths letter runs thus.
There are az present In the United
States SIX 6evaFnmont schools for In
dian children, known as .'tndian rFain-
ina Schools" The leading school 81
this character, under the mauaanmant
Of Captain Is. "A. PEaft, Is At Oarlials,
Pennsylvania. The second oue started
at Forrest 9foge, Oregon, and is neg re-
moved to Salem, Oregon. The bill pro.
vidinR an appropriation for permanent
buildings for thia eaAuOl provided afao
that the buildings should Be crested on
land dpnated for the purpose within the
STATE Of OREGON. Halsm'a donation
uas accepted. Tbs schools are fnfend-
Cd 20 give Z common EaRlish edusa4ioa
70 Indian children, and % train them
Che b0ysl IN ths different trades aud
iarmi1R-lne girls Ii ell manner %
household work.
these schools being subject 70 the
mutations Of politics, and hence zen
derod much lees efficient than they 9th
eFwise would be. peominaut members
Of she Indian Rights Association, OF
which Herbert Weloh Of Phisaceiphta b
secretary, and James +. Rhraa pfasi-
dent, have conceived The idea Of found
Ing . similar school somewhere within
reach % Indians 81 the horthNoal. 60
Be entirely independent Of Government
support To this end they desire e.
knoW u seattle viii donate land suffi-
eient for q school farm IN q location
sultable for such school. should the
matter be carried 20 q successful issue
tho effort would be made 20 ereot bnild
ines 10 accommodate q eshsol OF 100
pupils, with all is departments. TIE
support Of aach school woold neceasi-
tate an annual expenditure OF not less
than $1,000 o. $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

We desire 10 call the ladies' attention
70 OR frssh arrival Of fall Jersey Waists
(ressiVed this week.. The lot consists
Of eighlsan different qualities In plain,
braided, seoll0ped, plated, vest fr0nts,
smbFoidsred fronts. ETC., IL black and
coloFa. The pFiees are much lover than
lass seaszn, ranging from 81 70 s4bO
each. Any lady 10 used Of saeh gar
nans should ses our line before puFohaa-
inc. LA1oUn 4 Co, Open Rock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

Pies are fregaeutly prsseded b. q
senss q seizhf 4 the hank. lnins and
lawsr pars q tha ab1omens ea11lnG -
paatsni % sappasa - has scne aAeeiisn
81 tie kid1sya e. neighboFinR orRnnA
A times sFmp4ana q tndlEss1ioa ars
prsnt, fasnaa1sy. unaaGDeal q ~
stamach, eta. A nneiAure. h1e per1pl-
rafian. pEodaeinR 9 TerY alN4Rfeaabl8
ifshsue. After rstfing warn. - q oom-
pen asteaazns- Hind. Eloedilg and
TtehinT Piies YassA e unoe - Ne All
essiaE a D.. BonznkoAs Pila kAmedT,
ukiek go diFUeaiY upc1 ~ pGF18 a.
Fnesea. ahzarhina he IumoFa, allAyiug
the tasenss askina and eAseting . Peg
rnaaans aara. Prioe - oauts. Add1on
O. DK. Bamaka Meeione o., Piq1a,
Ohia. s1Aa b A. B. sxEWAEz. ~
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nTrKERE,s ARxlrA aAEER.

The Besi salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Seres, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Ke-
yer Sores. TetiaTs OhaUped Hands, Chill
blaina. Dorna and all Skin Erupti0ns.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. Il is guaranteed 70 give per
fest satisfaction, or muney refunded.
Priea IS eents per box. For aAle BY A.
b. STEWART. dU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

stiaHE DfEFERnoE-About four
s,aka ace A. A. Smith. Of tails city, tsl
aarhsd % New York 10 have = sixteen
isol boas Whioh be had purchased ship
~ 3 the sound. The Arm Of whom
e paIehased The boat. teieeraphad that
" ses1 freight rates they could make
~ De Northern Pacific Railroad for
u ifaiahs on the beat vas 500, aud
Aelafofs they would not ahip L until
Hey were further instructed. Mr..
4niih called on VARIOUS railroad men IN
&s saetion. bat could eel no aaiiafaq-
Va aaiil ahs other day when Mr.. Van
Waters vas appointad agent for The
l4eaeian RaaiHe. Mr. smith asked Mr.,
sn NaisEs for figures, and the Cana
90 RaaiAe agent contracted 90 deliver
haai 90 The wharf at Seattle for
w. g iuat sssa9 leaa than the prizes
q ~ lhe Northern Pacific. Mr.,
snAA expects he beat 20 arrive over
h Canadian Paoiao In aboat thres
Nseka.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

Runnina between LtveEpeol ana 0ae-
bec. thanss b tai . AZ Voilte ~ ne
unriad ataloe. SAL ttom LaFerpee.
every Thursday, eaLllnR q Belfast, a1d
from Oashec every saturday. ciaazaEs
are larre and fast and rtoarAEe $500
noodsfions uaaxoells4 ~ euy et1es
Ina. whila ne H1yaee - ~ miles
HhurteF tha1 VA NsW fofk. teree days
a. 4 II ths emopth vAigra 81 ne daa
ana rixsE 81 lAwfsnees famed Tor
haautifof. piclnnosq1e sreneEy- Seer
aae and prepaid cesuncates sd 81
lew~sa rates. Alao drafts On kuE0pe
nud hank ssrniilanoas v ans po4tefnea
ns7rens A. CMrxnEHa, Tseket Azant
fSs ~ EuslhnSn PaciAs y 4 iyia dW
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A RRLEAwLR ARrEcLE.

For enterprise, push and q desire 10
GET suoh goods as will give the trade
ssssfisfscfion. a. 4. srrwssT. Ere Drue-
gisi. leads all competors. He sslls DR..
Bosanko's CosRh and Lang Syrup BE-
cauee Il is the best medicine oa The
market for Coughs, Colds. Cro1p and
Primary Consumption. Price % cents
and 81. Samples fires. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18

ENnnoEpxRx sALR.-We have iust re-
eaived . mAnufaefursF's job Of en-
broideFies % close the ssaaon, at q re-
daction Of S u and 30 per csnt. Special
mention i made os cur S5{e., 50. and
extra vide ~ 12,<o. ID VIII pay you 70
see them. One pFioe. Square 70 9 cent.
Stficsiy cash. CHmrEn CLkkAx.