davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

nyusle - Iss. = alaAy sseAssa
. = Wh1no HaUug. vi.
Js0 Mmx8.
nm DacBu3 -
n DEn. Duz1D ~ boanos4 - -
InAsgnneiaoal b1ee1, CA01y ssssee -
sooea 0ooso6 nd Third, eaae1aA ~. !.
o. h0ass. 10 10 & ese11AeA ] te y
Uan6nya, 10 - II Oungalssa3oo mrs.
Iesuo ssnonoahea. :
They ease psfUanRn11y al Diseases q
~ eenisioasy oeR1o9. sch - -
a. manhood, SEMINAL veakDess. toB 81
assise q se1nai povss. md Eaks . sps-
etnlsy of deafssas nd eaaasTh. and aleo
treat soeosofslly I'll diesaaes q tie
noe ed shfoos, sys md ee4, etc. =
veli . ell neuts and ehsonie olaeases OF
UhaseveS na0e % nature, II eurAbte.
No enss taken II not Tesy hsss tie
eesss fse she cur Of ec9saDs t.cu b
~ nsVty discovered method Of rectal
injsesioo q -, vhieh thay have peae-
tieed With great soeoo1B-
ORA DARN have oyseeW of bore
tesaa0sct fog patients LIVING - . a.
snnso thas nviaa the0 tt0s sod e1-
peese, By vTitin9 sympeo@A go, eex,
60. sequisies answered Cueslasi
mt free.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

swo VIII xsoSS VAGINA sks IxurLas
ISA SysslA

IN ANtftA-
Or. Nsssst % Mnnsos 4 Misrer
homeopathic p6y.icians, nst iaho
beverages, blacksmith. on L street. st.-
tsta.,. Tier BAD hesn soeas u sands =
ssanasp2 setsss "a Tao ice a0d ~hrr
,hes nes disrasstes 81 ste tscaeie
SOME satiset sss received and $500 De-
case en- aisssrsttoe ssAs sr~~ uoa ea
y.fty Hase heated aEtIi psrsnsrs
sussrfssa . Sesisfxs*ae made oy tie
toetor ~ eAllins hiG itss. tie ta3
no ssunVr ettFsa tbs wSsd tasn sse
eessos's rsgbt eans shei sas aed eangas
fAsrxas4s % tie side 81 tho eeat. ac
ceants - TIE fsseSs ~ TIE tuo 81 tarsx
r<fsaus wha attassstSt u q Sdr sezs
xhal bas At Sny rate sssvra. hsc - vsrs
sx<asrss4t AID re swc eaAiis sitnstSs
wfxsf,sa fes fae ssspaass NE1 fxii. sal
the tlscAssnfth. xhS tad b. se.slGa
the wssss a. n IA tie passage II afga >
"a, tee sag lee fsii >sxaas - have sat
l. sea easa gar tes sni after. Q lsltae bee
sis. sus. .css nsslsI = rasci 10 Tee sift
De, So or stesa.s tes IL slstsss ass
ratssa ats SIS iSeeiss hsssESn 'o~us
svlseatls asesz ca-sttisa ssss osfars
RssA ar lsrs- ana sssss tai ssrs., -
h,sckssise hains 81 ase3s assis Z
tsSsssl ard sios.s ~ snats@a- H.
ss.sr ~zs aEise Tie salk az tie lev :
E.ss ut.at As oast eseE ate vel RAGS D
R. .x.~ . fxxx-TAe $50 az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

ua n. .. 0assuasso sGa1sa c. -
slspD ~ ssssyss $4,000. - - -.
- ~ pao1n5s1's bs11aD1 , =. 0a
80 80 md seUss6sy uesDtea eoes
Sss1sss Il e1noo fss - pas1sssa - -
serD<d fsw otsssse eesef - -
s4ssn 70 ~ jsfy. .. D. 0sn.ene ~
8 exrpsnass - 49, hts me
bssahina 1t . ses4sl1 uvoo ve,ee =
seeod - fsee fnoo - asSoeo oes
- bssslfn9 ~ UAss y now snovs =
n - Msskss haIl. - ge1ee = fso5
= ~ pugtsR skssinG r1ah. estssfoo
ssosiy sosd ~ 81 BIZ prcusssy, fesoo-
M shto hsx1, 80 I'm ~ essy, NJ -
ston bs1ea sap<Sindsod ~ fees q W.
ssssjts ~ shis tsiaL He soad . 49,
ssssIess hsssG aAjDdGso - 49, vsc
bnoW vs5oss. - bsvs los sso seooco
Aslisss 10 - tsacsAcssso, - e9einss
bis hassee heid shs psepessy ssssi nov
Hs PIssu. Nor Cun1r.-vm- 3Af-
tin. shs fssQsessiy esofssne0 1asoerss
o. Fred Nsssssi, 90 bsoo4hs tnso eoofs
ysssssdsy sseesina and vssaded nes
eustsy." y hSIs 10 - shooehs psss.oss
s. 9iehs ssy 10 ths eoass vhss p has
SD 70 many others, ssiu 49, OF
eptjsy % On tndict0ens fo6 musoes ~
Us dsss deRrss vsaia bsvs beeo sxsrs-
ssdinasy, and. II BE- had bseo % IN
sSsned. Is IL snoseht shs eoass vootd not
bsvs pss9ased 10. He aUvssfed vtsy
~ q eass 10 the eooss room .. ..
BsSuseou, Q yoacg attorney recently
sssosiss~d With z. y. Taylor. has oeeo
socolussd 20 defeod bi@- He -
.sSsn ek TO jail. bsndeuasd - eoossy
Ban. Tue ssisi gill probably take
pssss sasiy osI, week
TRa BAxpBAo0Kss. -Sobn hsnmee
and rnoss, blem vsss tired YESTERDAY
sfsesaooo on Q enssRs IT sooosnG toe
German Bioss~s. keoekipa bin sense
les si.b .spdbse and eating oas his
poeksss erd csss,ina svsy be moosy
d otter identinsd both meo vsry p,ss-
vsiy. Tsey were tsisd separately,
Hsrman b-tcg fooSd Gpihy snd z
sesied vssdscs being seaossed N bsom
oAss, - court adj ,orDed tmmed,sssiy
sfs~s sse tary resifed. Tue veroscs "
doopsisss, sns same - 10 Hastman'a
cSss, - the sessimouy - sbc same.
TEE LsucoIn ClUD.-fhs Lincoln
Rsoobit an eiab. which wss called %
meet sDd elect o1ioeIs lest night, fsiiso
IN snsi posposs. tns osass loon, vness
they meet, being closed against them oy
sre sitsine Of the oouft. Tue meo vea
responded to scs oAii e3ul6 nos Rss 10,
aud 70 wss decided 20 C0sspone sos
meeting for tvo veehe.
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sA,pp..s s..s.,..raee.

s.xraSv $50. N.fea : --clssssd-Ss@asss.
o. 80. Nsaaisaa
., ~a-.fr. a.-s WLliaagsies >ssstse. lsa-
is. ~<astis. & iaze . fartlsad
Rskr reRss5en. Asrca 1--Afrf~Ni-Ssss IS
ssse = az 81 Mlsr. hssf s2tsess earXsa
s-- MA
SEQ 3 c.vs V1ti~y-sArks . "a II.
"a s'sssa ed sssit-s nArt ka tng.
fass Gassas NssSa A rived 49, ksra
izA-- Cesss-a
fssr a.rs.S. NEA s.-Arrfssi-Rsss
Nsr5ws
SsAaass. Ns-eA -Arrsyst-2as1 esAss
ItssaEs. Igs4a ess s1et
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lECruR RE.
PROM mor SPRINGS. ARK

Or. 5shH A. HlSysss. Fr--iieet Neaicsi sca
safUiea. Ias;.tu;e. ss3s; have Gsss Asfrr'.
DRIP v-iz Tsbisss fer tz4is-~sca. ana tshs
sSeAt pessrre o. f~coEEeH4ir< tts SEN
-iaee zsssG tsis r-u ~ ] havs prescribed q
10 rxrasreGs psts~sts. asd n sv-sy sass k4v.
ssS rod Teszit.~ Assg.s pyspsp-ta Tai
.. sre gGarzrsssd ana ssia - A D srEg,
AIT .sfsts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

All TO -. car 80 saa aassrssar;
slsa eAusfsn's fali aassest esss tie
see-Ss 80 lie. fck,ss 4 ~sne~-saas-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

.ss-s ics az ali.~eS r.sys, csas,te
rv.s fruuts, s,e>ssi; Is. ts~~s@s Cssrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

Gene sad psiss COR jsrssys this veek
81 - seduesd 70 800. e20 70 7se, u 80
% Sion. Rvesy thing 10 car vocis
stosk 10 propostsoo, Uose - sod sne
ussk. Tokiss 4 Hin9ssmau. ja9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

ics-s ios G; lag tszrei esseyzsse
twtls ssssssse tss srAss~Fs> CAs@ss
Czsass.
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s1As-ApA1sl&A Al IDps VIM
Ths fssde oaly suopiied By The a. =
Hoeolipa Co. sole aeeota. fe13r6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

ogesias of se~ sec3s Chssisr
T. cary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

ssfsssc o. b q sSs tres rvSss-s5 RON
sets g. T.aAt 4 Ssnesrss1.
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80 tS tSf usaAHu
Bosps.
q. s. u, Registered. ....................1it
DO. IL. coupons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
p1. te. roSlstrred. ..........s......... Ito b
DO. ~, ooupous- .....-...-.s ss........ioes
tsctoe os...s..... -.-...s..-.----
srocss.
American Express 10. \. CaaadA Pacific 6h
CaBada southern So .uentr.i Pacific ~ \. Bur.
linston iz5k. Dstaware b Iaekassnna Ia94
psaysr A Rio Gr.nde i9S, kfie 25S, Lake
share IN. Louisville a. Nashville IS b, hichi-
Nan Csotrsl -, ksasas 4 Tesss - =, New
fors GENITAL teeA. Nertnsrn Pacine so's
preferred al. Norihvessega lola. Orcspn
impruvs msnt 20. Navigation ~, TFaas
evstlnsntsi IN. Pseinc Mall sta. Reading
s1s. Rock lsiaod III. ST. Paw 76s, Texas
Pss,us slk, uaiea rsclhs sss. Z. :. Express
tas, faEso 49,. Nes era ugi q fsS.
nav soaK STOCK sFvlEw.
INV NoHx, Mareh s.-The stces rssrsct
,ooa slothsr tuf y on tic dswnwars directi IN
teday being sSsx almost ron the opening 10
tbs csose. The market eontianrs In . yvrx as-
sati,fAcsory eosafs n. eyor,thiag sesmlngiy
q. penang upoa what ibs i.si-ssIion at wssh.
inston tnsy develop 40 - special aistuf tances.
an. opBni a 10 " ell street 10 ta.t II, Nsrta-
o.si-tn 40 oat saf Il net ithely - Lass muca
songsf. hssdiss soon became g-eai icsture
IN . oofsiex oa the rcyo't ron Catesgo that
= ~
al, sens ut that Tic Ia ter's men nos on the
ns.situs -noaii De CO led gu, th-rs vas rush
a. ,eli Is- stock asst of the offerings beng
srysr..ity f.ss the b.z bar pQol snI he ofer-
ipx. ere s. Gu ~ issiders and he fact tA.t
szch i.sre aaoens ~ ~ taksn wlthSui hsesk-
tss Anasrs ths usasrs eheeAet the d-sliac
TIE elu.- ~As a ssel bat -ess neaF be lowest
ps,ee.. TIE a. ave tisg Il lower. heading 4
os-ssn Is, .rose4ssEt io~s Ons PER cent ant
oscsaa hallway and AAvigs,isn one and =
hf.
s,ev.rumens eonds weic daii and steady.
sHw yOka nA9ksss
x-~ YoxN, March 3-Heps-Qaist but
sesar-firu. saperssr manila 4i-is recnsa
a m
wsol-Q It. arm. scasstie Geese s2sSJT.
es I'D IassS3. fexas iss9s,
csvs-t-r,ssds. ,.ks .,sssiss'
Ieaa--Ftrsa. i,aasstis $50.
In-ttfn. strata SO
e. - r.os issr Eie 9ai-s. aoElna.
iitS o. tioas orsses arG tn eios-d SA@ie
,s-4alt vt sAies. $3.50 rsEs, dsrrn : . Is
81 IS As,n slu csc q - MAJ ti5 SO II ~,
Jay tio~ta -. sass., 81 ssioiS
fs,rel.a a op. ned sssh q ~. e,e.irs
,ssstys ~. stsa~ss price %. loves. va
s~iss, s.ess. 90 s.fris
GTvxSHaaI n.skxss.
I.vxarss,l Ma s-sse.i, SO ds1sat.
hes NJ .iats o. "a se.-y. do spfins o.
~. steady.
F.ar-Ia fai- s.msa4, - D. ssssiy
C5ra--la SD aeEAat, ssel a. - srI,
" Assh. AyrA sod Mas ~ ~ A agra.
Ga osso sssxxtk
cnrr.sa. N.rh s-w ssst-Ns1kss easy.
ASA ~. Agrii 'sA MAJ -.
..fs.-tsxr cab 49, Aprii u y MAJ 8 ~
g.ss-Ssaa1y nu 81 u a
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TACOMA.


An a4xRwpf - ou0RoD0Bu 1aB HSA~
pasur s1sT iva 11s vSzAu
AppsIs0s. gAxrA-
4. ~. Robfpsoc, Eeq- u OlyDets.
s9euoed = tns sssy yessssdsy. % hts re-
go inc fsosn tsssssis. 10 respsose - .
zoe fseo sbs sssosnsys 10 ~ ~
1900 Vseau 80, vbo ssmssesA -
Ns. fseosneoD that eoUpeDDAes ONes
- sGee1e1. Tnis NJ = hegan teua
sims $50 b. n r. Cs6wsil and u1se.
vhs hsozGhs ssss sssinss . p Eo -
dsfsndscts 10 Q7ies tfi'e. AZ -
f.ndspss ssss 0uded 70 dssssss9 ~
sssses 10 re psoos ny, al oos - vn
Ib9ber. hse made bes o~fsoes - 49,
claim % th< sscssS sess ess 49,
hsd flied sccu sns land TOT : 49,
ssesf; snst BE nsd csso soo 49,
iptsec u iks land oi1cs 10 UymgN ~
possbase she sesst, Dos sos oass -
5sssed % tbs afsosd sess see 49, ~
iousd b. tsS tsvso yssfsl 80 esse1o
in uhss6 SO be- - fsass " 90 20 -
epcsoisd from the register cf tos $50
OiBss Sod he Dasfef ss1s oefose ~
tne Secretary 1eiies. sno % sessssoeo
tie ssesssss. 10 ~ mesnssos sess ~
wss bsuua By Csdosii ard vsse. -
Mn. 0silsahss spsssssced $50 800
ssss Tbs coass dsesss that The !sed -
hsId N tress FOE bes. !. r. Saesoo' Z
Il. Poss.r aid !. W. ksoin-co ssss 60
raced for the dsfepss. seA Sudse I v:
roar Us enlisted With u r. OAossn
hlmssIf. Jndss Ailyn decided sxssost
Mss. Gallagher. lhessapoo sce csss
90 earned 20 the sspfems eoen soo
tbs iudgueps of tbs iosss egars as
sosss,s. "a By Justices Jocss snd Ling
foso, sbsts ja~ics Tosnss vrose
sss.na di.fent1 spsn'oo-
lyon tLis tbs pspsfs yrs psepeno
20 carr tts - TO tes -npsetnc oosu
IL sss Unissd -tas<a Ia sp skiing Of .
yr-se,ory sfsesIooa M. II sosnson ssts;
1--WE h.ss been ssyins to tdscs . IN
pyowsss. Das have pss tucosedsd. Aaey
odsssd a- i.sa that 70 psopso'J voftn
abous 400. We have every fA'sa 10
oar o.ss ana therefore, ~ ceofsr. sess
would not do. We oasrsd 20 DIVIDE 70
ssks every alternate - sod soey =
etv1 oth.s 10 leo Of lots teey bad soio-
They Veoid cos scoeps tass, -no pso
pos~1 % submit the csse TOE ssoitfasfoo
10 tbsss bss.Dsss meo. TITS ve ~
fussd. tso4uee zoe csse ~ zoe OF ts~
and nos Of fact. IL is ply togo 20
toe supreme eoast. of coarss. ~ u siii
tie % ; vaiustie vssce Of psopefsy TOT
tvo o. three years and pes1sps nuch
Ioness, bus 10 ~ to only inina isfs 20
us, and vs no theft stto she etmoss
oou dssn~, bsotsd BY the strong opin
lon Of Judge Tesoef and With o1e of
ire tadses Of ito sapseme coo" ds-
Glazed IN ous favor. etosstsfy Il m AZ
VOC may rrmemper. hal the vsfy qas-
i'm involved Befs bef 70 bim wn'ie
secretary, sut tn the rpisroa Dc tren
cave be referred 10 tbls very cass. sA,.
Ing IL had been settled Inadvertently"
lbs other vsy b. AeiiGa Secretary
Teller. Lamar. ~ sopssms o art ioisc,
oil hardly tsvssse rs osu solin8 made
~ secretary"
Mr.. iiotiuson left yesterday after
loon fos O.ympia.
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Hay AND FEED.

owing TO THE DESTRUCTION OF DIR
~ warehouse yesterday, and the Consequent
los Of storage reon. The following l. for sale
for cash q greatly reduced prices:
10 ears oregon PosasOes In lots 60
suit sx ear. First car due on
MenAsy nerning.
10 tine Gas straw.
SO tons choice Timothy Hay,
40 tons Clover and Timothy Hay.
Q cas- Yskima Hay, ex car just
arrived yester0ays
s tons bran and MlAdllngs,
40 tons wheat.
400 bbis spokane Flour.
Must be sold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
De- 3. BANTER 4 CO
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Ca eosress saoses q your nooes
frou Harris 4 6fsss1s. 0assoo serseG
a e 0fssaaa. fnspeeeos of ouDoem y
special sppoiusDees ef city eeonesi-
Odias b~aru II 10 / % fe2l In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

All kinds OF olsiee fruit and osna-
msusal sosds trees on hand 1T the Or
saoo Nafsery. DspoI. Yss.sr's Gunner.
pa n NEvyou.
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6oseiaI ds1vss in noboy j<rssys. haa
sosostuena, al tie nee ehadee. pam
end fancy. q On~sess Clessy'a
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a CrnrIyIAp cu8H.

This 10 TO certify hat have been
roaeled With wesk eyes for over q ear
past. 9th q constant pain over the eye
and osli. and vac almost blind ~ times.
wens to Drs. DARN snd "a, myself
esder ;he,r electromagnetic treatment,
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CRANE { DICkEY.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

N0nnn for general hous-work, 80.
No waiter. $40 per wees.
Man for h'p yard.
Man and vile for ranch.
Farm hand $I5
Woman for general homework so.
2 men TO grub 10 acres land. tees u ndes II
inches, $40 per acre.
Cooks sAd lshoeers pu' your names on our
books. No dudes aud oockkeepess wanted
For Ront.
Furnished restaurant. $50 per month.
Improved farm, cuts 40 tons hay, good
building, as per var.
leo acre ranch with house ana barn. Bent
pad In Improvements.
Unfuruished rooms for hsuss lsspaas. from
IS 20 SIS
Furnished rooms with the best FAMILIES Of
Seattle.
Pianos s. month.
For sale.
Psyisg res aufapt. Sass
BiliiAr1 table aad count-r. ei1o
store and urnished Housekeeping rooms on
Second street. S2Do.
City hotel. $3.50.
Hous~ and fenced 10; Z and half Of 10, 8.
block Is, Tsnys sTG addition, neaF corner OF
kiahth and Aldef streets.
House and TIVE lots On hili street. fsx ced
sad graded. $500
e9aak slough. 40 ssrs ranch. t4Oo
Team sycar old horses. weight 800. lar.
ness and wSsee. elso.
essan iasndry.
S<<~t M h., -
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Nev dsem naAestsis; I'll - Isasss
sclcsises; trimninGp b neteA. Cassees
Ceasy.
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Mss YoaK Mach Honey on call easy at
s13, lat loan ;. closed Z. Prime mer-
G .asIle pspsr ls9SA. ssssling Il hsnae dull
snd ssay ., ss.sss for 10 dsy balls ana
81 SIN Tor demand
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BIDS!

DIDs WILL BE RECEIVED By TIE UN.
ID dsssig8sd for tie erection q . terrass 81
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FOR SAL e.

TIME VAN DoREN FARM, ON WHITE
River, containing shout $50 sores: Is
acres IN hope, good residence. tenant house.
kilns, warehouse. barns. etc, 10 fns order.
This Is one o. the best farms IN the Territory.
go .cres o: timber land sd1oning Sise Tor sale.
For particulars, apply to or address
6EO 81. VAN poEEN,
White River z. O..
ucaavts Kiug 90 Was Ter.
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GEO. {. STARR AN0 lDlM
Between seattle and whasrss DsIly

Between seattle and whaarsu DsIb.
Except sundsy) Sseamef tlaAe
carrying U. 5. mall.
Lv. Seattle, II p. M, Sunday. Isssasy ~
Thursday.
Ar. wh.tsoI, 3 p. n. 4oo1sy, vsdsss1eyni
fiiday.
Lv. Whsicom. . .. n, Monday, We11a6s
and Friday.
AZ. Seattle. about noon, Tussdzy, nush3
and saturday.
Steamer touches d Eanupds, Uh1A
Coupevtiie. Oak Hsfbor, Utsalady lscanA
Deception, Ouemes. Apcortes, kidalgo, So
teillnghsm ADD Srhozs, going both wsya
STR. GEO. Z. STARR.
Lv. Seattle. Q .. m. MeD1ay. "Wednesday ~
F-idsy.
Ar. wha,eoin. rsesdsy. thursday and sefaH
day. curing forenoon.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

To the public: sm IS yesrs old spd
have ben cruss eyed all nv life, and
nase slvs,s lookei 80 horrid ss 10 BE-
called cock eyed. I vent TO the Dfs.
Dafriu AMI thsy did one operation on
my eye vhich Is ros perfectly strsiahs.
Osn b. ref rrsd to AZ tny home at 1851.
Rsiirosd street. Tacoma. W. T..
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-03

r EAvEs POEI TowxsEsD FOR sfAIIls
IL u D II 90 sssdsy. ssrfrss az
Leaves s-assls far wkatecm. " n,sss
md pors IovussnA, ~ . - - 1os1sy.
0ae3 CAS7. ". 2. kUxDoo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-05-11
WHY PAPA CONSENTED.
an Irats Parent Wac nduee {
Hess Dls Son.in.L Law.

How an Irate Parent Wa Inducod to
lless Dia Son.in.Lxw.
A friend Of mine related to ME his cx-
perience in recOnciiinS q testy old fell
low to the marriage engagement Of his
favori,e daughter. My informant being
\ discreet and benevolent character
and intimate with all the persons con-
cerned. was persuaded by the young
people to intercede on their behalf. He
undertook the task with no little hesi-
tation. and the reception which his
Overtures met was not calculated to
raise any hopes. He began by repre-
senting to paterfamilias the exceeding
cleverness Of his wOuld-be sOn-in-law
and the brilliant future which certainly
lies before him. This. however. pro-
duced not the least effect. and he sue
ceeded no better n he fell back
upon the young mans fine mora: quail
tiles and solid worth. At last the po-
tential father-in-law exclaimed: Now,
-. You have told me a lot of stuff in
praise of this fellow who wants to
marry my daughter-be honest. and
say what there is to be said against
him."
Being thus taken in flank. az it were,
the family friend. a ridiculOusly con-
scientious person. admitted. with some
hesitation. that the matrimonial aspir-
ant is rather unpopular. that his man.
ners are not pleasant. that he is sup
posed to be sullen ut times. ETC.. etc.
HUM said the old gentleman. prick
ing up his ears. ''has he many friends?:"
No." the gO-between confessed. Il
am afraid not" Well" the stern
parent declared. ~unbending ut last. Il
don't know but what Fanny may have
him If she likes. He is evidently dis
agreeable enough. but. in my opinion.
the kind of man that you describe
makes \ pretty safe husband. Your
jolly. popular men are always spend
ing other peoples money and devoting
themselves to other peoples wives.
Fanny is a sensible girl. and if she
wants to marry this young fellow ]
won't stand il. the way."-B0ston Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-05-11
NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.

Odd Designs In S.arl- Pins, Brooches,
Charms and
An oxidized silver blossom. having .
golden heart, is u pleasing pattern in
scarf pins.
A seasonable pin is a snow-shoe of
oxidized silver. with meshes and fasten-
ings in the bright metal.
Dainty little brooches Of silver filigree
recently seen represented tilmy lace
pMasols, mandOiins and violins
\ pleasing pattern in garter buckles
Is a Hat scroll of Roman gold. having u
border Of enameied flowers sunk into
the metal.
A pin admired by turfmen is a curled
horseshoe. nail in nugget finished Ro-
man gold. in the head of which is Set .
small ruby.
Coffee beans of gold or silver. tinted
in contrasting shades. make peculiar
sleeve links. The regular bean shape
is also used.
A pretty pendant for a lady's chain
is a pitcher of handsomely chased gold
with designs in enamel. The lip and
bottom are of silver.
A soft shell clam of silver. is . pecu-
liar match, box. and the same design.
hut on 4 larger scale. makes = tobacco
box both artistic and unique.
A scallop, shell Of silver. the ribs
represented ny rows Of diamonds and
holding a diamond in its center. is an
attractive but expensive brooch.
An odd design in = brooch is q rams
head in relief with proudly curving
horns. MeGallions. on which arc me-
di:eval heads. fill the space encircled
by the horns.
An artistic locket charm. suitable for
small pictures. is Of highly chased gold
and represents an open fan. The sur
face is studded with minute forget-me-
uots in natural col0rs.
A fiat match safe. attended to DO
-uorn As a watch charm. is Of . size
snitable for WAX matches and has .
small ring for suspension from the
chain. 1t is made Of either silver OF
gold, but without orn.men;ation OF any
kiud.-Lveler's Weeks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-05-11
OUNCES OF PREVENTION.
Valuable Suggestions for Fond YOuns
Mothers and AtherS

Valuable SueEeations for Fond Young
MOthers and Fathers.
If you have any regard for the future
health Of baby do not fall into the habit
of giving him little tastes" of every
thing. 1t not only disarranges mis-
stomach. but makes him easily dissatis-
fled with his own food. A child who
has never been allowed to eat of this
and that just to see whether he likes il
or not. when weaned will sit up to the
table and eat his piece of bread con-
tentedly while the buildings and pies
are passed around him. He does not
associate these articles of food with
himself but with the larger people ami
remains satisfied with his own limited
bill of fare. We know this is so from
experience. and also that the first piece
of cake or doughnut given the child
will surely be remembered. The little
one who visits much can never be reg.
ulated in regard to diet. sleeper in fac:
anv of his habits. We are strongly in
favor Of keeping babies at home; even
SsSsIS ~ 0nuPAiCus INV
satisfactory. It is much better for
grandma to take the little outing which
she needs and will enjoy. and visit the
baby in its own home. A glance
through a railway al will usually fur
nish a type Of a mothers enjoyment in
visiting and travelling. The memory OF
several such undertakings is yet fresh
in our own mind and we a not refrain
from advising young mothers to keep
the babies quietly ut home. Then il
sickness comes there will be no vain re-
grets that the home and its comforts
lad been left. But visiting with excite
ments, unfamiliar surroundings and
changes of diet are n thing. and
healthiul outdoor life is another. Every
baby should get a breath Of fresh air
each day unless the weather is severe.
In that case it should be wrapped up
and the air in the living room entirely
changed. Bear this in mind unless
your child has grave disease. the longer
you nan postpone giving drugs and
medicines. the better it will be TOR the
ehiA-Be6ykood