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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-07-11

The following editorial note from the Bos-
ton Cultivator of May 4th, 1889, is so much
to the point that we make it part of this
advertisement. 1t well illustrates the speed
producing power of Henry s.:
HAMBL ETONIAN'S LAST.-Rysdyk' s Handle
tonian began his stud career when but two
years old. One of his first foaIs, if not his
very first, was Alexander's Abdallah The
latter died when but thirteen years old vet a
careful study of the 30 list will show that
greater number of the animals found there
trace to A1exander's Abdal1ah than to any
other stallion that ever lived excepting his
own ancestors.
dyk's Hambletonian was in the stud from
1881 to the time of his death in 1875, a peri
cd of % years During this time he got 1888
living foals- The first of these to acquire dis
tinction upon the turf was the famous Dexter
(217H), which was for several years king of
the trotting turf. Dexter's dam as is well
known, was Clara a 1415-hand neryy. reso-
lutte daughter of Seely's American Star The
last foal produced by Hambletonian is DR. T.
priately named Hambletonian's Last a like
ness of which appears upon another page
He is smoothly turned, speedy fellow, bred
by his present owner and foaIed in 1876 In
his eight-year-old form he got a record of
2.25A- His DAM like that of Dexter g. ITO
was by Seely's American Star. Daughters of
thirty-three stations which have got 2.3O
performers 1t is safe to pr dict that before
many years Hambletonian's Last will be
numbered in that class.
Remember Henry S. carries the blood of
A1exander's Abdallah and of American Star.
Since this advertisement was written the
Boston Cult1vator of May Fl, in speaking of
the fine trotters handled by John and Allen
Trout, mentions Lucy p. and gives her
trial of 2.29. She was sired by Henry 5. and
was sold by Mr.. Page of Morrisville last fall
for $1,000. The same paper of June 10 says,
Lucy p, a new conner to the $50 list won
the first heat of the 2.31 class in 2 2712- She
is handsome bay mare, six years old, sired
by Henry s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-07-11
A WARNING LETTER.

The following letter from Boise
City, Idaho, workman will be read
with interest:
Gases are multiplying in all the
chief centers of blooms" in the North
western Territories of peculiar hard
ships, owing to immigrants having
left their homes in the East and
staked their all on getting to this
country, which, by spectators in
lands and lots, is represented to be
everything that is fair and promis-
ing Now if people will only exercise
their reason on this subject the same
as on any other they would consider,
first what they could do in the West
to make living. There are no places
in stores, because they are already
filled. No business openings because
there are too many business men now
breaking up. No stock ranges be-
cause they are already eaten out or
occupied to overlooking. No farm
ing at a profit, because no markets
think of 40 cents per bushel for wheat
delivered at the railroad, or $40 per
head for cattle. or $50 for horse?
That is all that can be gotten for
produce and stock l am writing
this for the benefit Of workingmen
who are lnisled by flaming booming
headers, written by interested specu-
lators, and l hope it may be the
means of saving some poorgood peo-
pie from a weary expensive journey,
only to find out that they have been
deceived. There are many such who
are here and cannot get away. Car
penters are leaving here, likewise
every working-man who can get
to repletion. l heard a gentleman
say that in short walk in the streets
of Seattle he was accosted by six
men begging for bread. People who
come West with capital may by
hard work get along, but people
without abundant means had better
stay at home. A family of five left
here yesterday for New York state,
who had been deceived by news
paper puffs about the fertility of the
soil and the fine and healthful eli
mate. 1t cost $3.50 to get here and
after two months trying to obtain
employment have concluded to pay
$3.50 to get back home, worse off in
health and pocket than when they
came, but wiser.
Now 1 will wind up by calling your
attention to my last remark, viz:
that they came here, spent their
money and got in return wisdom"
as they went away wiser than they
came, hence none would naturally
conclude that this is a good country
for fools. Send the fools along and
if no other good comes of it they will
be well cured of their folly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-07-11

Foaled in September, 1879. Sire, Auction
eer, 2.31, by Tattersall, by Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian Dam by AleXander's Abdallah,
bletonian. Second dam by American Star
who was descended from imported Diomed.
Auctioneer's dam, thoroughbred with several
strains from Diomed Tattersal1's dam by
Daniel Lambert. The Hambletonian and
Star cross produced Dexter and several other
very fast ones Bred by A w. Griswold at
Morrisville, Vt Owned by Owen & Grout.
Barton, VT.
Bay with black points, and a fine, wavy
name and tail; no white except a small star
and small spot on nose. Weight. 1000 pounds.
DEPoRTMENT.
Is of fine presence whether at rest or in m o.
ton; and though of undeveloped speed,
shows unmistakab1e trotting action. Has
the very best disposition. lady can handle
him.
SPEED ELEMENTS.
1t will be noticed that Henry s. is inbred to
Rysdyk's Hambetonian-the father of trot-
bert, New Englands favorite; and best of all
his pedigree is rich in Diomed blood through
May be found in every phenomenal trotter
ever upon the turf
1t is well known that many stock horses of
the very best breeding, and themselves fast,
do not sire trotters. Occasionally has
the mysterious power of producing speed
But whether or not one has this invaluable
power can be known certainly only from
actual results. Henry S. has five colts al
ready in the thirties and three of them so
close TO $50 that some of them almost
certain to reach that charmed limit the pres
ent season which will make him standard, of
which he now fails by reason of his sire being
but second short. When standard let
those who think of using him ask themselves
if the service fee will be likely to remain at the
present low figure.
TERMS
To warrant, $25, payable when the
proves in foal. All mares at owners risk and
if disposed of before foaling to be treated as
in foal.
Good pasturing for mares from a distance.
The horse may be found on Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays and Thursdays at Geo. Owens sta
BILE, in Barton; on Fridays, Saturdays and
Mondays at Grout farm near East st. Johns
bury.
No business will be transacted on Sunday
The owners of Henry S. hereby give notice
that it is their intention to take advantage
of the lien provided by an Act Approved Nov.
81, 1883, entitled an Act for the protection
of horse owners
OWEN & CIRCUIT, Owners.
J. c. HOPKINS, Agent.
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FARM FOR SALE.

will sell the P. S. Stevens farm; 100 acres
land. plenty of wood and timber choice sugar
Mace nice buildings farm in high state OF
rP,Itiyation at a VERY LOW price if sold
soon. one half the purchase money can re
main on mortgage at per cent II desired
Ill ~, or address Z. =. ALLEN,
aotf St Iohnsbury Centre, VT
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SAVE MONEY

BY sending to us for anything You desire to
purchase. Country people are supplied with
all kinds of goods at city prices Samples
furnished and prices cheerfully quoted upon
application. Address New England Pur
chasing Agency, 325 Washington St, Boston,
Mass Is aug
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Hambletonian Stallion.
HENRY s.
: 8 : 8

The only stock horse in Caledo-
MIA County or Essex which has a
representative in the 2.3O list. In
Orleans County there is but one
other and he stands at $50.
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wALLa wALLA NEWS.
The stock. Hing Casrs-Trce Mail
Delivery Imatilla nINlsian.

wALiA WALGA. Jan s--hHl1euee On Sic
case 81 th pcfsssHs gtustgs }u, Guy.ue
stock on the tfaek ~ tbp 81 q. IS y CO..
was continued today sAow3rs taat jlha
ByTues. one 81 THE Sricnlsuis. Eat aCrs
pala about gAU foT stars killed fgrtn.s
ieSgiIna was a31ura& show as positive
admissions 81 John aul k-tsT. D. ruas fa
driving stock in lhe cgt 60 hr bllci. thv
father % the bs9s ofie-us % Eive bali thu
vAiae q hufsr kli'as! fu fhe section bra.
''if be goaid turn ii ja an r'Eht' Defense
claim en- alG tar tusisfseu sEt ~uIlh
~ a. the killing ai stock Nst.lf The case
is stiii Ia pn5srtrs
Ftee posts. aehvefg went .atF effect e.
aav. n a hufiu, l.rEts g., .oadiFte an4
Rol4s d. stewart Wefe arptEiet ezrl.tes.
with ilsu WiEFazi sud HHteri Flc sIr-r
nutnaaras- Eas street hgEes Eais
arrived yHt
Thee Wiil 81 rIsFs wrrfsrs # c4tIe.E s
OF The northern bali cf imatiis yaanty.
or, nj Milton &C. morrow in tar interest ot
division ~ ihc cauniy- ~euarag W41ar en-
poets 20 he prcs IT. A pcuIau wih tu
nsfnps. yfuhFs-ins shout all thr ra- der o.
uI tse nerrhefn haif. is gcalT Ger v0-seata-
ton e. tie lCsizls'Hrt. zoe thjef ssltrs
af division ssuuHrnf lies i0 'ae iaez-Ha
OF The c1auty saat Mitra s4t y ystau a-,
haiti StF,fne asrlranfs
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szE yoaE EEECEASBIsE MARKET.
SEE YORK. Jan @-H0ps-DEI and
steady.
points np. ard ciosed barely steady, 49ai5
p0ints aisuve saturday; jan sl4 eC6Ils y
May, So CAS- 30 spot Rio strong ard
aaure active; far eargycs. lie.
SazGr-RaE. lower; fair refining. 425c;
centrifugal. 70 test. - Sc; redns5. easier aud
quiet. c0ufecfloners' 4, -ise: cut loaf and
crushed. &c; powdered, size; graduated,
re.
Gopper-Noniual. lake, Jan, s17 =.
Isese-QEiet and steady; domestic s. %.
Tia-Iull AID easier; straits, s-l6s32
Petroleum opened FIRM, closing firm al
$50
CHICAGO FEnDCCE MARKET
CHICAGO. Jan. >. - q eat closed weaker,
easa, 81 90 :; Feb.. 81 0974; Nav. I o.
g Easy; easa, S74c; Feb sfssei
0a's-steady: cash 81 e; Jan, 251se;
Bsrley-No trading.
Pork Weaker; cash, Sl2 20; Feb, So s2ls
May. SIS 81.
Lard-Weaker and lower; cash, s. 90;
Feb, & 4oiG7 9ziz May, s. 80.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. p Cattle - Receipts
1900. steady; choice beeves. 81 SCOT go
SO kers and feeders, 81 1905. fexas cattle
HoEs-Reeelp,s. l5.50e: weak and 80
lower. mixed and light, $5ta5 20; heavy
saeep-Reeeipts, 500; strong: natives
s. -sdi; Western. corn fed, si,G4 GO; Tex
ans, 81 sees r.
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goo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks SaE bank Potatoes.
100 IONS Timothy Hay.
100 Ton T-notAz and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SD Tom Wheat.
: Cars Bran sad Shor Is, mixed.
20 ton Cirot n and Rolled nnrIey
SPOKANE Mills Extra -four.
EIlensSurgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sseks Choice Warrington
Cata.
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Sax FRANCISCO. Jan ARRIVED rls-
sis. Tacoma: Harry Morse. Nanaimo: !
Griffith, Port HadiOck; Um aiilla, Victoria;
Rufu. VI cod. Tacoma
-Giled-San Pedro Tacoma
The report Of the Harvester arriving at
sydney l. Incorrect. She arrived at Mel
bourne all right
SYDSEY.-ArFived- Lawrence, from
P5-t Gamble.
Biakciey.
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sulelpnp Is TmE noNr1mooN
A Young Ranehrr shoots Himself at
EiIrusburEh.


FLLRxsuuRgH, 3sn g--J0ssua -oHtheF
land. a young married mEu shout 20 years
OF AZ. committed naiti3o ihis evening hg
shooting himself ihfouEh tse bead. Tie
tragedy occurred a. tlo rCslienee o. Rev. ,.
A iontie TIE body was iould ua The front
porch BY members ~ the family uho
went 50 she aoor pa hearing ihe shot ggrd
Death was Instantaneous. The bullet from
a 2S-eaiibre Cote pistol having en-
tered a. the riRh; say SUI passed tnroue b
the hrsin. and NHs iUuDa lar44t cl iar
house, where 10 hHG lodged
The suicide was a yguuE fanrHgt from
Midland, yuTth a Watrrtlte. aud hai
been married onlg ulout "a faenta sircy by
Rev t-.nfir. g. whose place us viir fss
been stopping Hc went o. ile bnGsf to-
night. paid Ezr haaft ana fala 10 SIR
i,oufie taat his wIio who wBs farmrfF q
seheal suaayinirudeut ta iIllo4a. Bad teeg
Investing in soaic real estate Hsasgsi t.'
wishes
lie sent up stairs 80 lsef .aom sad ilvl
were both heard cryinr shortly after
wards be eaiae ooau stairs and Eat caa b
nh be- porch, shestte hiHsf3f sslgl alirf
Tie wiic - distracted WITH grief. and 49,
signs ~ other rcast fnr The ast. corp
ntr'n inquest will BE- held tomorrow
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sTAeKRoBBEnY xEAE OLYMPIA
The Monte sGne Coach Held Up by =
HfnxIe Masked fIgshuarmang

HlHE4c AasAtN EsS . " ; FtaAn
otYNffA. gza. z--The H1atas&no tREy
ard passenger siAFe Nas held W ca ~
Prairie, ab5uf saSee Mites from fhisI ~
io-Esshi about 5 a'ei0ea by e fassksi fian
whs secured the HsAii-tags aa8 ths treas
nre-hox 81 ths North gqstsrn Empress Co
The stage driver vas puar1aed THres
passengers were aloAre two men and q
woIaas-- who were also unErued Hence
The driver readily complied with tAe Fob
hers reqHess when be ssked far Ihe piuu
der and presented q Winchester rifle "a
give force 10 his demands,
This j. The GfFi eass - sage robbery In
this vicinity. abi IS causes grgA; seuss
ton IL this city The ssuoant secured
from ihc nail All express capasi te A.
eertalned for few DAYS sheriff Billings
il using eycfy endEsvu5 20 arprehsud TIE
rotbeF
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. KR EnE L


PEED's NM TEXAS, June 20. fsss-The
Swift spccihc Company, Atlanta, Ga.--Gcn-
tiemen one Of my children wss troubled
wish rheumatism and boiis for about two
years. We gave her various kinds Of medi-
cine, but without Ero.li, and began to despair
Of curing her az an. 1 was persuaded 20 try
several bottles the diseases all disappeared,
and she is now a hale, hearty and healthy
Eiri twelve years old. Another child has
tast becou3e afflicted In the same way, and
an using the 5 S. s. and anticipate prompt
aud permanent cure n. C. SA0GoSER.
RICH HIT, No, July Z, lsSS-The Swift,
Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga--Gentlemen: Our
little Eirl when but three weeks cid broke
cut vii n eczema We tried the prescriptions
from several good doctors, but without any
special benefit We tried 5, s s. and by tho
time one bottle was gone her head began u
heal, and By the time she hal taken SIX
bottles she was completely cured Now she
has fun AMI heavy head Of haiT-n robust.
h'aFty child feel 10 but my cnty TO make
It's statement. Respectfully, II. I. SncE-.-
CHsTTAsooGA. Tenn, June q. Is3}-The
s5if. Specific CO.. Atlanta. Ga--Geotlerel:
IL lsss | contracted blood poison, and at once
aoughi a physician, who treated me for sew
Cral months. by lis Advice / went 20 Crab
or hard SPRINGS, XIV. where his course Of
treatment was carefully. Observed IrCcov-
cred. as | thought but thu next spring IlCl-
Pies BEGAN to appear on my face aud body.
These gradually Increased 20 sores ard run
ntss ulcers. / was adv ised to try s 5. $, ard
Immediately after taking it L {. nmSnccd 70
Improve, slowly 81 nrst bit more rapidly
afterwards. and soon nothing remained l.
tel q my tr ubie. Ny b.oof Is now thor
eughiy clcauss3. ard my = stem free FROM
taat, and l owe ny present Cnndition-a
perfect cgre-t1 our rlfdl,ine. IcheesfEi 2
give tbs statement that others 10 haze
suffered as have may reap the same hencl.e.
hAADY u. BssT. - West NiutB st.
HoNrR, IA, Nay =, I3Ss-The Swift Srcci"r
Co, - aI.tt, Ga.-tscntlcrncn About tprs
years AZ nay General health gave way e.
firely. l was - GcAiltsicd that I a.lnc,
d spairoi q ever feeling wei again. a.
that tue phs siei9sAs q ne for Ise brought IS
Ternancft reilef. EsieaGs insisted tb.t
should gire :. 5. z. n fair trial. althouEl
fought Il wcaii BE- throwing away rlCv.cs.
ter taking a t5urNugA course my heslyf
! strength retarnesi, ald must say ts.a-
b y = al M ctirgd Ire, as | discarded 81
others while us'us IL. A. = tonic can 81. ~
heartily Recommend q ; Tor &c -sfral Gftsltsfv.
u certainly Is q specific W. T. BRfpaEs ; J.
HOMER, La kaow .fr. ". ? Bridges, al
81 ~ say that his statement IS 9 -rrrt-t.
Ju&EFH SAELrsS. Brggrfst
Treatise On Blood and SKIN Diseases ;g,afls.r
free, Tn SWIFT ssEcIEIc Co.. Drawer 3
Atlanta Ca.
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a NARROW ESCAPE.

Col. y K Nielsen, OF BFsokisG, zane
aoGle ore evening feeling a Peculiar tight
2ess Ia The chest Before retirlug hs s-ied
70 d-aFF = long oressn but flRui &c almost
is1psssst BE, IL Suffered Z ar DAYS from
pneumonia sad tae eoctars gave aim gp-
~. Acksfs ElElisH Remedy far consamT p
l5ou saved % "a and he "a Eel today For
s.r ~ A 3 -sruarE. druggist
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steamer Sunk folicc,nau-s "su-
thorits Brutal Architect.

TACOMA. Jau. 4-Ihs steamer ~sas. pa
tlriiisd under the tgvSt.g wurA &c uua fHg
slips 1t thr Northern Pacific foeAs a..suf Z
O'Clock ibis mormlur. al.cd sut .suk
DAMAGE estimated at ssl5 gss done % Der
hniler. iNachlutfY aai appointments A
Waterman asleep ga she vessel has a BAR
row eseape iraa drowning BE hyuAt gut
of TIE CEhin Windows Cove iuia
the bay Rad oH arising ya zoe
surface hal Just strength cun2eh
60 swlnl b. a dock si.l. The aceitcot Te
suited ffssm sheer g&relcsArcss. t@sth a, o.
life aad property. Aac seaside pics s.-ai
dRily between fsruris aus GHE Aart.sr
sac was raised ials afternoon. zoe steamer
is on o. captain g.. =. CopG's " Mosquito
Fieez and WAS uninsured
As AVEu,RAr.
For tsl days pas, daripz tae absence cd
III. tsas..ris n pfttse fitatltc che sae..sl u.,.
lloeusan ~ the Northern Far.Gc En Sc,
Com aaay has ppoaia3teG tsl fNsf lNTf.fg
agSeEK ucWsboys ffsEl selling rarv-, ga
the o,.mfank's docks Nheu ~aca ts tats
pape-'s correspondent lu regard 10 tse
esaSe f0g such etgh-haadee ana al So
cratic acf, tha ola 81 SAD ilst A.s l1N-rur
tioaS sFVrc TO steH ell tl4s wha Wtrc
Sass ifum piKlus their foesltans DO
would sgpeAg taas 81 she i1sI-lNTEitg
.okSc1R neSshoys were di,-esH yJtal a.
They have al haea tsst lea
10 scll papers GA tae doek..
An tascsle cation tn'a the msttsr shows
thai ~ AZ Ia authority car bC vested ia
tbe officer cr assumed b. she ga.8paa..
aaa y mas as vel ta UuGefsssEa=i Eaat Z
SIMILAR Sriio1 l. a. a5n iaesn & wiz 10 D.. ,
rcseHteI Ne liccases asV re4asr.s4 o.
vulgar. or ineecenL them are ordinances
under which Ties caa b. arrested. The
safe 81 the fos1 lSTKEL2&ENggAaS ANITA
number, fog W.aea iheFe wax EseaI DC.
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DR.. SPIuuEY
81 CO.'S
NATIONAL DISPEESARY,
SI9 Commercial street. corner
jackson, Seattle. w. I.

AL chronic Diseases CT MEN and WOMEN
successfully treated.
Lo5T MANHOOD, Nervous and PhysiCa
Debility. Exhausted Vitality, Semius
Weakness. spsTmstOrrhtses, funBOtsnse
GlouoTTuoes, 6sleet. syphilis, PESBstur,. De
cline Weakness in Women. and al Fuut-
EoDel arrangements n A. result from yontt
IA follies Or excess II AFTER years
HpJgGpY Kidney. aud Bladder tgoa1ie
Weak Back. Gonerrhoa, Gle {.
Crysctss Nzrieozseie. structure. etc, PROMPT
g and safely cared. No usRseous nasfsleir &
given, nor strong injections ss-d. which
eza~e structure. Ch47gus reasonable.
EFRV0uS Debility, Loss u Nigof, SsED = -
w" WV Losses. Might Emissions, D.
Epondeney, ste, etc, cured.
YOUNG YEN sui rag iroIn the Effects q
aSS"N - Aa youthful f9liiss or ;ne.srr,
Iaslt. the Esestasf boon ever .al1 81 the q :
Tar Of suffering humanity. VII guarantee
positive cu.e % every csss.
sladls-ssed Men a l1.s . are ..sany trogelse
axtiOrs u the G,as.1eT. accompanied % q
szasTttns or burning sensation: CT exsnii .
zuOn fae urine 9eF,aSu q sediment aid
sometimes slbsuen Is present The oo.sf
varies from q bright OF residish 70 ever .
Elllky hre, the patient experiences q weak
snlug % the system in a manner he cannot
&eszount fog This Il the SECOND STAG oi
seminal weakness. Many die OF this iifH-
szity, ignorant Of It's eazse- A perfect eur
zoG healthy restoration guaranteed.
Onsoe hours. l. u. 20 p. m; 10 ..
tn; sundays % L.
y. B.-Ferssns unable TO visit - may e
treated a. their homes by C0xTespo ndsnce.
Medicines sn9 instructions sent ~ MAJ o.
express. Consultation free p4x
send ioe for the Young Mans Friend
or Gaide TO Wedloek.
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s.rsses a. =. snsss..es arr large qa.asity

fsrsnzs do zas srss-sce Rnr large azsatitr
vafzts-ss--sazse descriptions show .
stat i1aprares1s1f "a Tzaz-. Peerless.
s2e@zss 5srbsBks. i-scsfi. ozzDs1 sEsl1-
s4x7se
{ Exfssr-geeslg.s large VASES week:
fzaey. re good 20 eG1aeN- $50.
Eg<a--F n ~ Ass quotations
& NJ charters
xsE ToEz ETocx NtEKET-
Egv Yazz jan z-Tss -sse in ktseks
+ Of tue SAT part II Nszti&y vas e0ntiazss
/ EEls Esegasfna - earl fzasssag. with London
gaEre conspicuous bEys-. ars the temper
: o. the room was eesssa.ly s1li.sA. thoEgn
fAs traders was ~ere ea3sz zssi 81 tze
hsssssss were sakfBg pro5is re BYwAs4
Increment wsGs5 81 IN lz1ar xEs Bof Of
iazZ dmrEsion. sud iE !-ss faa8 ~ bgzr
ne sasgsss zEa g peesrse ez1sz and lnally
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Novelty, Beauty and Usefulness
BUSINESS CARD.

! would respectfully inform the people
81 SEATTLE that I have taken an iafertsi In
the Pacific Carpet Company, and would be
pleased 20 see al nv old friends a our new
location. No. l-l4 Front street. uear seneca
We shaH keep constantly pn hand a fuil
aud complete assortment Of ca lls-fs, - In iosv
shades aid house furnishing goods Re
specially yoBrs, T. z SMITH
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STEAMER fLiRi BROWN

RAVES TEsLKEs WHARF FOR IA
l. coma, Olympia asd Big SksokuEn a. :
a r. ever Monday, y Wednesday and Pr
Gay.
Refining, raves shelton, Big sko-akan
Al 8 =. ever Tuesday, ThE-stay and sai-
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sEATTLE-PoRT TOWNSEND ROBTR.
SEATTLE-EHATC0H ROUTE.
SEATTLE-LA CONNER ROUTE.

Fer freight aid passage apply al comps,
ny's ofiice on Yesler's Wharf.
GEO. :. JACOBS. Secretary.