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, 1886-08-19
From Yesterdays Daily

| SOilectOr Deecner mas arrived nome.
U. S. Marshal Hamilton will make
his residence in Seattle.
District court will convene at Seattle
Sept. 9TH, Judge Greene presiding.
Mrs. Gillispie, of Irondale, is visiting
for a few days with Mrs. Flora u.
Brown.
Mr.. Bradshaw's family arrived home
today from Olympia where they have
been visiting relatives.
We learn that Scurr Bros. have sold
out their lime works at Roche Harbor to
the Tacoma Lime Co. for $4,000.
City Marshal Finn arrived home this
morning from WILDLY island where he
has been spending brief vacation.
1t is said that it cost Captain Beecher
$4,000 to defend himself before the senate
against the charges OF his enemies.
Bishop Paddock, of the Episcopal
Church, arrived this morning from san
Juan county where he has been attending
to Church matters.
Rev. j. W. Dobbs, recently pastor of
the M. E. Church at Whatcom, goes to
Snohomish City to succeed Rev. G. Il.
Osborne. Rev. Carver, young New
Yorker, goes to Whatcom.
The democratic territorial convention
met at Tacoma today. Among those
who attended from Port Townsend were: {:
r. O. Hill, J. A. Kuhn, A. l.. Teele,
j. j. Hunt and W. Fl. Whittlesey.
Medill Connell and Miss Celia Horer-
camp were married at Whatcom yester-
day. Miss Hofercamp is granddaughter
OF ex-Consul Francis, late of Victoria
MIR. Connell is inspector OF customs at
| Whatcom.
Mr.. Clapp, the Clallam county mer-
chant, has a new advertisement in our
columns today. He never fails to keep
on hand what the people want-and
then let's them know through the proper
channel about it.
Mr.. l.. Rostein's advertisement ap-
pears in today's ARGUS The elder Ros-
tein. who recently went TO San Francisco
to purchase stock of goods, has extend
ed his tour to New York, and will not re-
turn for several weeks yet.
Mrs. Flora d. Brown, OF the new
millinery store in the ARGUS Building,
is renovating that establishment and
laying in goods preparatory for the fall
trade. She as also about to haze an
awning built in front.
Rev. f. III. Robertson left today for
Olympia. He was pastor OF the NJ. E.
Church there, but has taken q super
pumerary relation at his own request on
account of the precarious health of bis
wife. He is succeeded by new minis
ter from the east.
We have received the initial number
of the Kitsap County Pioneer, published
at Sidney near Port Blakely by Thos.
Cline 1t Is "A six-column patent inside,
a twin of the Blaine Journui-staried
evidently to boom a towrsits and get
local land Office ''eds."
Mr.. E. W. Devoe, superintendent ol
construction o our public building, has
gone to Tacoma to confer with Delegate
Voorhees, relative to the affairs of that
| government work. Mr.. Devoe expects
to be in commission and actively
engaged soon upon the building
Tacoma people couldn't resist the
temptation TO give General Sherman (
dose of Marching through Georgia.
when they got him cornered there. I
would be tuDaDe legislation IN prstfc
the General by legal enactment iron
such rasping sameness wherever be goes
, 1886-08-19
From Saturdays DAILY.

Hurrah!
The University is oursl
Judge A. D. Blowers, OF Coupeyille. is
in town today.
EI-Collector Bash arrived home from
the east today.
Aspeeial election on water tax will he
held in this city Sept. 9th.
Judge Van Bokkelen was confirmed
hss evening as city magistrate.
The card of DR.. Agnes B. Harrison
@Ay be found in our columns today.
VI the nine men injured by the expIo-
.on on the Queen OF the Pacific, seven
have died.
Nj W. f. Johnson. the cigar manu-
!acturer, has gone to San Francisco to
ls5 in stock of goods.
Port Townsend will heneefosth be the
siacational center, so far as the NJ. E.
eaarch is concerned, of the whole Pacific
northwest.
Dr. r. Lyall, of Argyle, San Juan
'Oahty, spent few days in town this
week. The doctor likes his present loca,
aOn' and is evidently being we'll treated
over there.
Heform and retrenchnent have struck
municipal matters with full force. A
zoe city council meeting last evening i
vas decided TO dispense with the nigh
's'eanan on the hill and the deput,
uatshai in the lower part ut town. anG
city finances seemed 70 be in al
cusanaiactory condition City Attorne,
oAihoun and Street Commissioner Ham
na rendered their services free o
sfge for the next three months. l
@ also decided to draw an ordinance
.''ihg down the fees of the cit,
ufet. There is danger that our ney
1 " government may so unwisely to th
, 1886-08-19
From ErIdax,s DaiIx.

Bishop Warren arrived today from
Alaska, and addressed the NJ. q. confer
ence now in session in a stirring speech
Senator Mitchell has our thanks for ii
COPY of his speech on the Improvement
o, rivers and harbors in the Pacific north
west delivered July 10th.
DR.. l. n. Harrison arrived here few
days ago from WILDLY island. Mrs.
Harrison will soon be located in town,
and will have residence and Office quart
ers in the Presbyterian parsonage.
Mr.. W. T. Worthing ton, the photo
srspher, went to Port Discovery yester-
day afternoon to deliver handsome
photo view of the saw mill at that point.
He vent today to Victoria to see about
doing" the British side. His work
speaks for itself.
Stirring and profitable addresses we're
made at the NJ. E. church last evening
on the subject of Church extension, by
Reys. ]. H. Skidmore and j. n. DeDisun.
II was shown that the Puget Sound
Conference gets S2S in return for every
dollar contributed toward the Church
extension fund. Interesting statistics
were quoted, showing that the Conference
had Increased its Church buildings from
l6 to about fifty during the past three
years; and it was made pretty clear that
the demands OF the coming threo years
would necessitate doubling the present
number OF Church buildings during that
time. AT the close of the exercises, Rev.
]. E~Devore who presided called for q
collection in aid of the fund required oi
this conference in seventeen
dollars being raised. This evening will
occur the missionary anniversary, to ie
addressed by several, including Mrs. NJ
e. Mind.
, 1886-08-19
sEABECK MILLS BURNED.

SPECIAL TO the ARGUs.l
SEATTLE, August 13.-The steamer Jo-
s'phine arrived from Seabeck today and
brings information that the Washington
Mil OompaDy's mills at that place were
snhrelTdestroyed by fire yesterday after
noon, together with the wharves and
about 100000 feet of lumber. Barken.
une Retriever narrowly escaped.
, 1886-08-19

The schooner Sea Bird which sailed
from here on May 1st Tor S'tkn IN "
, 1886-08-19
FIRE IN SEATTLE.
SpeciaI to this ARGUS ]

Special to this ARGus.1
SEATTLE, Aug. 16.-Fred Il. Sanders
dwelling, corner of Eleventh and Pine
streets, was destroyed by fire today
Part of the household goods were saved.
Il is reported that the building cost
$1,000; insurance, $1,000. Fire caught
| 10 the basement. Cause, unknown.
MIR. Collins, of Tacoma. brother-in-
law of ]. N. Laubach of this place, re-
turned home today after visiting friends
! here.
Auti-VOOrhees Delegation.
OLYMPIA (W. t., Aug. II. = The
Democratic County Convention elected
]. NJ. Murphy. A. H. Menear. Robert
Frost, VIM. McLane and jas. Longmire
delegates to the Territorial Convention.
Voorhees, is in the background here
The Mrs. Hancock Fund
New YORK, Aug. 14.-J. Pierpont
Morgan has received as subscriptions to
the Mrs. Hancock Fund since the last
report, S232l through Chas Macready, of
New Orleans, from friends and admirers
ofFGeneral Hancock in New Orleans and
Louisiana, and $50 from Boys in White
of Richmond county, which brings the
total up to $4,000.
short by $4,000.
! WALLA WALLA, W. l., aug. ll--ine
following dispatch from G. Ward, OF
Pomeroy, has been received here:
J. W. Ranch, Democratic County
Treasurer Of Garfield County, is short in
his accounts over Sl2 900 so far as known,
but an Investigation OF the books is not
vet completed. The money has been
absorbed by the political ring here.
Rauch's property is all mortgaged above
value. The Commissioners are waiting.
for something to turn up in state of
mastery inactivity. His bondsmen are
much excited aud are holding two ses-
sions daily, but cannot agree as to what
is to be done. It is not thought. how
ever, that Ranch can make the deficit
good. No expert examination of the
books is contemplated by the Commis-
I sioners.
Appointments.
The President made the following
appointments before he left the capital;
John T. Boyle. of New York, to be Sec
retary of the Civil Service Commission
and Henry A. Epinger, of New York, to
be United States Copsul at @ enfuegos
vice Wm. p. Pierce suspended.
, 1886-08-19

Alaska. She is supposed to have cap
ssized.
, 1886-08-19

enee for the University to be founded at
Port Townsend.
L. A. Banks-Left without appoint
ment that he may attend some one OF
our schools
, 1886-08-19
i-yoorhees Delegation.

OLYMPIA (W. t., Aug. II. = The
Democratic County Convention elected
J. NJ. Murphy, A. II. Menear. Robert
Frost, VIM. McLane and Jas. Longmire
delegates to the Territorial Convention.
Voorhees, is in the background here
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
Would Call 1t Square.

A bartender in the back room of a country
store, In mixing drink for customer ac-
cidentally poured in about two tablespoonfuls
of turpentine. He discovered the mistake,
but, saying nothing about it, he filed the
glass with whisky. The man drank the mix
ture, smacked his lips, and walked away.
Pretty soon he returned and said:
Bill, haven't I allus been a good customer
Nv yourn."
YES"
An allus TUX whut You sot afore me with
ont sayin' woyd''
Yes
Always dun the best l could fur yer,
Bin:~
--Uv co'se, Andy: what's the matter with
your
Wall, its jiSt this; Why haven't you been
givin' me that good liquor all the time. Been
CT drinkin here ever sense yen started. an
jes' now is the fllSt time you've ever give up
your best ticker. Hand me ont another
drink ike the one you give me just now, an
we'll call it squar. ar."-Arkansaw Traveller.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
To Rcarrify the Skin.

In Won ZieulsSen's work on diseases ot the
skin, Dr.. Heinrich Auspitz. of Vienna. makes
the following observations on the subject Of
identifying the skin: First-A healthy skin
is not necessarily beautiful. Even if all ne
cuiresnents concerning diet. residence. az
rnospl,eric and climatic conditions, etc, ere
carried cut. the complexion Is often ex-
tre;;lely bad The general condition of
health has 10 influence upon the beauty al
the complexion, though it has uI,ca the health
of the skin Second-CleanlineSs is sine
quo non of the beauty of the complexion,
though it does not play great part IN the
health OF the skin. Thiri-Wster IS service
able TO the skin III only moderate amounts
and at moderate temperature Very cold Or
warm baths. when used il excess, diminish
the elasticity Of the skim and It's poHe- CT re-
sistance 70 external ixTitauts Fousth-Dis-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24

Epilepsy or falling fits, II left to run It's
course, is one of the most loathsofne Of AZ
Fiction; and unchecked usuallo ends in mem
tai and bodily imbscility, idiocy aud death.
For many years 1t was considered incurstle
but more modern investigations have dem
onstrated that most cases are easily and
readily cured. La ali these eases we oan
guarantee cure in reasonable length Of
time.
We also guarantee cure Of the opium
or morphine habit in three weeks and or the
most fair and safe terms You are 20 pay
us nothing until you know you are cured.
We want it distinctly and enphsticslly IN
derstood that We mean igs; whs: We say.
We make this very liberal offer because We
know many have been defrsuded By un-
scrupnlous persons; but al! ve sex is ihs.
you give Us reasonable assurance that our
Zee will be paid when you are cured We
do not claim 20 restore you fGllv 20 health,
flesh and strength in fe~ days, but We do
claim that after few days treatment cor
patients are comfortable without morphine
or az opists Of any kind nor wiil they iced
any ether drugs 20 take its plsce.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
Consultation Free.
A Plea for Special Practice.

AS specialists were at one time regarded
by some persons with distrust, which was
greatly encouraged by physicians in gem
eral practice, we wish to make remark or
two which we hope will have the effect of
correcting this erroneous idea, if it is still
entertained by any. But really, we regard
it as almost too late to say anything on this
theme, thanks to the spread of knowledge,
the diffusion of sentiments more christian,
and the skill that the division in the great
practice of medicine has acquired.
If you want a portrait painted, you would
no more think of applying to carriage
painter than you would send your child to
the singing school to learn the Greek clas-
sics. In our time, more and more every
where, classification or division of labor is
the rule, until the New York Independent
says: ''In is ascertained that the labor of
thirty-six persons is required to manufac-
ture single pair of boots" Seeing this, the
doctor assumes TO have gone over the entire
field or medical literature, embracing many
thousands of volumes, presurles upon the
ignorance of the public. The fact is, that
upon the reception of the diploma, the mau
who ia to become eminent begins more than
ever to read, and if ne takes up any special
ty and exhsusts the whole subjet, life is too
short for him TO do much more. On the
contrary. il his readin & be survey of the
whole field, he makes professional failure.
IL is self-evident that physician healing
thousands of cases evero year attains great
skill, and. members of the profession in the
country know this as we'll or better ttan
invalids, and accordingly reeomend their
patients to our care. All are treated conf
dentially, scientifically, honorably, and at
moderate charges, which will be always &C.
cordlng to the severity of the case and time
required in cure. Medicines supplied from
our own laboratory, under our own super
vision.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
Impotence and Ster.
ilitV in Women.

We have treated many cases with success.
Who would not enjoy life and have chill
dren? All true women, one would say.
Call or write fully-give full history and
you shall be cured.
Womeu, take courage. there is bright
side to every cloud. A pale face, sad, dis
tresscd conntenance, lusterless eyes,, a disin-
clinstion for society, dependency, nerv-
business, indicate that some obscure disease
is robbing you of natures noblest gift
blooming health. It's duty to Yourself
end those sympathizing friends around you
TO overcome that feminine timidity and
delicacy which prevents you from consult
ing some eminent, kind-hearted physician,
either by letter or personally. and obtaining
such assistance as will be blessing to you
for life.
We also successfully treat all kidney and
bladder trouble of male or female. such as
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
Philadelphia's Anniversary.

Preparations are being made in Philadcl-
phia for e grand celebration Of the one hun
dreith anniversary of the adoption of the
United States constitution in isS1 The gov
ernors of the torteen original states win he
present, parades, banquets and speech making
wiz make an interesting programme, and the
south and north will become more friendly
than ever on a renewal OF memories Chicago
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
Inflammation Of the
Vagina.

Increased heat and soreness, dry, swollen,
painful itching at times: If not cured in
time, discharges set in, almost like venereal
gonorrhGa, and then no doubt cohabitation
will confer it.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
MenOrrhagiaL.

Morbidly profuse menstruation, too great
frequency, or too much at each time. The
circulation is quibkened, the mouth hot, the
tongue dry; there is a general depression,
with headache aad giddiness-no more de-
pressing disease, and sure, if not cured to
disarrange every other function.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
TREAT AND CURE ALL THE FOLLOWING
ACUTE and CHRONIC DISEASES
OF BOTH SEXES.

Women successfully
such liberation displacement Prolapsus
all
ing too frequent and painful menStruatiOn.
diseases Uterine
troubles -
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
SEND GREETING

And wishes inform they
furnish comfortable
other visiting patients coming
diseases
The city Of Wichita Italy
OF America Southern the SalubrOuS
railroads diverging in every direction.
patients Of the Institute all under the
Bennett
supervision regulations
They politely invite all this
attention to the following facts Having located Wichita
and built large
they have located permanently, and will cOntinuetO
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
LeuchOrrea or Whites

Is whitish discharge from the vagina-the
discharge is sometimes brown or green
lasting the whole time in come cases. and
part of the time in others. This debilitaiing
loss will produce host of symytoms-pain
and weight in back and lcins, acid stomach,
collie, poor appetite hollowness of eyes, chill
illness, pslpitation of the heart, mental de-
preston.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-24
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
Lots on the inside on street Car lines and in
outside additions Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks foT sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county also ranches in this and
adjoining counties
All parties wishing to buy would do we'll
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere.
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Mount Vernon was named in honor o.
Admiral Vernon, under whom its founder
Laurence Washington, served in the Brit
ish nav. 1t was built in l743, is in Fair
fax County, Va, located on the right banb
of the Potomac, seventeen miles south OF
Washington. The house, or mansion, a.
it was originally called, ls two stories high
and containsisix, rooms o! moderate size OF
the ground floor The picture represents
it as seen from the river.
General Washington beqlsa'hed Mount
Vernon 10 Bushrod Washington. AT Bush
rods death it passed into the hands OF hl'
nephew, John A. Washington, who, in 1858
sold it 10 the Ladies Mount Vernon Asso-
citation for 100000 Edward Everett con-
riburing over $4,000. The ASSOCIATION
holds the place in trust, as a place OF pub
lie interest, and upon the dissolution OF the
association or it's failure TO perform the OBJ
iects for which it was formed Mount Yer
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the north room Of the mansion Washir gton
entertained his political friends. Among
the pictures on it's walls Wac small o.
trait Of himself on the back Of which some
one unknown, presumably an English gen.
tlemaD, wrote the following noble tribute,
"a perfect epitome Of the character Of the
greG! patriot
Notwithstanding defender OF his c"uutry - the
founder Of liherty-the friend OF nan. HSton
and tradition are explored n vain :ov parallel 10
hi, character. In the annals OF modern creatures
he stands alone and The MOBILES names al anita
uity lose their luStre la his presence. Born the
b. neflytor oi mankind, he united all the qualities
necessary tO an illustTious carter. Nature made
MIN great: he made hiWBall v.TtVOu'. Ca!lti 10y
his country 10 The defense Oi her liberties h. tTi
umphautly vindiCated the rights Of humanity aud
on the pillars OF national independence laid thr
foundations OF r great rehuhlic Twice invested
With supreme maGEtracy 10y the unanimous voice
OF a Tree people he surpassed IN the cabinet the
sl0reS OF The ueld, and voluntarily TeSigDing tic
scepter ami the sword retired 10 tho shades Of ri
yate lire. / spectacle so new ami So sublime ~as
contemplated with the proiuunlesi admiration, and
the name Of Washington, adding lew N.stre TO hu-
maUitv. TesOunded n the remuteSt regions Of the
earth instantaneous In y0wth. glorious through
lie great in death. his highest ambition the hli-
pinCss OF mankind; his uoble,t victory the CON
quest OF himself. Belucathng 10 pOstcrity the in
heritauSe OF hi, lame aud building his monument
in the hearts OF his CaUntrymen he lived the orua
meut OF the eighteenth century be dci regretted
by mourning world.
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building, located on the corher OF Broad
and Pearl street, near the BItterY. 1t vas
there the principal offers Of tbe army yet
remaining in the serVi,e took Leave Of their
beloved chief Washington entered the
room where they we're assembled, and, tax
ing a glass OF vine in his hand, said, With
a heart full Of love ard gratitude: Il nov
take lesVe of you. most devoutly wish
that your lstter days nsy be IS prosperous
aud hsppy as your former ones have been
glorious and honorable" Ore By one they
Trssped bis hard, while the tears and soba
stised thoir words. he kissed each one,
sud wept xith them. Heroic souls they