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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06

EFHN \ AsNA r rs soy A.i. A-aN
AhoQ- she 10Th % Sepseuats sr Z "a. al,
wiia severe form oi dlzTrat.a tired
ete5y Known rVn2s!y, hgt without avail.
After having oery s4ok tao seeks = r..vsi
c'Sn Was called 30 gave me- such Bower
fel sud gsusrsfiEg mvi .riues that tas Lvs
PERSIA tAai had had fes sez-s uas sEers
waited 70 such tegrVc thas { cCul5 uet
hear TIE slightest rgessarc. either GA H.y
ehssi o- bowels, these liclsv sGea a tender
uess Thar cveg The weight II 1y c.sihiur
Distressed ne. Altcv suffering sau-e thAu ]
VsH FNVSSes Yer ags-ly six weeks { vuu.
clused tf tfy ps. J. Eugcue Eaes3aas Fze.U-
rtaes. ~ yac end 81 laret BASS 'hc ssrg-
ats- " ss soar 5razn uly rhcSs alBd bowels
$50 Z Nas 30 EegatlY s=ccEttss shat CAS-
ceascie i.IisUs'g raCssmueHH fhs.s rs-nlr.
4'es MEs e. Il HAYES.
hss1as g.. e. e sud . ASS Aeslsg biacs
tFts sp.saGs aus e@asftigss Seen FRKN Az
.citss1 saae tfsss Seg1 asT free hock 81
Flarsiors e tss A5stcgvresle system.
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NoErH NSAfNA. l--l 80. r.--.
nr. J. Eurgne 1cois1. seattle rs
DEAR SIR; About two month. $50 4 wa
stricken wliA psFaiysi, n tha l,r faot.
whlca spuu evtcstcj uH risat $50, fs ann
sns hsud Q Coatd rr. gsr mF rrlt fatf
81 al. o. a-ta az hams. Nog- mcd.elnUs
were recommended o. mo tf thosc Who
bad hsru ErvafiY benefited Of tua- iarIr
clnes >omc II whom ta5 hssa Cuo.t 81
diseases pronounced iurursbie tF' en- tie
toctnr~ VI thc ed srhooi AnrueS. those
who sir1uglf uFeeti mc o. take you- mrdl-
ciuCs was tlia l1liiC loov Ms. Irinth
" no was given ur - ttc oN al tac doctors,
VITA consumption. { cemrieueci 70 take
Actr u1rdl the fr,tn the tgck and iu two
Wtgks could wax down tOwp, and uuu
after scyca weeks, am nvsfly vel can
wax sHd use my asm. M hand has net
tUllt 7NCnFr7cd rs unrmAl cngdittou, but
j. tast Eetuag @eil The numb feeiiag has
ieit IaN s4de and aFrs, aud ,0y friends are
shiehishcd That = remedy 50 staple should
eots such Wuudur7 With heartfelt
thsnAS tl yVa for your wonderful His,o
Eclc5ic Medicines. Vcyrain- vefy CRATE
fal,y yours n 2 MCCLELLAN
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A.lssr In rreaa, eseharas.. ARM.

INV YoRK, Dec. NJ. i1ilie" Lang.
try and Freddy" Gshhardt started IN
Mrs, l.angtty's carriage this evening
for the Lee-ayeuue Academy * Music
Williamsburg where langtry i, nov
playing. AT the ferry house the ear
riaSe door was opened upceremouioGs
~ BY J. c. Patterson, private de-
tectlye, Who had 4 legal summers Cor
1ehhnrdt He was astunishei &c in3
both occupants sound aslsep IN tacb
Others arms. tsehharit toes shc
papcFs ike one Ia dream, and then
the detective closed the csfFisEe iuor.
leaving Langtry and Gebharag q n
sumo their nap If they felt ike lt. ras
SUIT IS Ter money due on presents par.
chased by oehhardt Tor Mrs. f.sust~r.
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] have suffered six YEAR with sci
attic rheumatism. az times bciag 50
I could scarcely move without suffering
severe pain. In that tine { have been
treated by AZ least half q dozen physicians
without any percepiible benefit After
four weeks treatment b. Or. jordan, an
better than I have been IN six years and
consider myself nearly we'll / have suf.
fered from childhood with sick and uef-
vous headaches, have had treatment from
several physicians, and taken no small
amount 81 patent medicine Have been
benefited more IN one week withsDr. Eu.
geuc JordAn's iiisfoRe rctic irca n eut tiaa
With all the rest combined.
| cannot Ind words To express my graft.
tude, and would that all who are sick and
suffering might try che same treatment aud
be made wei. I1a J. n hURNHAN
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NOTICE.

NoTiCE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore existing
between - under the fra name OF Co-yel
& >argison, i his CAV dissolved by mutual
hy NJ Co-yvL = K. CoRYEF-L.
Iiec- a, ls>>. 2 K sAkGfS0S.
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The First Regiment Arn0ry
CAN BE RENTED
For Fairs, Balls Eni Entertain
meRts.
CHARLES H KTrTtNGER,
Secretary
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing be
tween }. WeEeTt and Mrs. u. Romey. doing
business under the firm name Of J. Wegert
& Co. IS pcoprictors OF the North Pacific
Brewery 81 the city OF Seattle. King coun-
y, Territory Of Washington. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs D.
kaHaeg retiring All debts due or TO become
due the arm are 20 he paid J. Wegert, and
ali liabilities aggiGst the firm Of J. Wegert
4 Co VIII De raid by J. Wegerf.
Witness our hants this u DAY OF jam
sry. lSS3. JULIUS WEGE2T.
MRS DoK0THEA ROMEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
sHREWD ADVERTISERS.

Readers of the newsparc 70 OF the
day cannot fail to be impressed with
the fact that the modern advertiser Is
He is compelled to be, else compe..
titors more active in the Invention OF
new advertising devices, Will outstrlp
him in public favor.
The value of printers ink JudIclous,
" and scientifically employed cannot
be overestimated; it is the medium
whereby a meritorious discovery Is
raised from local fame to position IN
the public esteem. Hence the cor
umns of the newspapers are daily USED
by hosts of advertisers and In the
competition which is INDUCED IN 10
attain the desired end, the reader ls
oftentlmes amued.
The greatest of American advertis-
ers. and it NAV as well be said IN the
world, is FL. II. Warner of Rochester,
N. Y, whose name has been made
everywhere familiar in connection
with Warmers Safe Cure, widely al
vertised because OF its merit In the
prevention and cure OF kidney dlseas 's.
BY printers ink this great dlscov-
ery has achieved worldwide popular
ity and thousands feel grateful Tor the
| knowledge thus acquired OF this
greatest of modern remedies.
/ Furthermore, the public has been
taught that disorders Of the lungs,
brain, heart and liver which have
| hitherto been regarded and treated
Inv the profession as distinctive dis
eases are not SO in fact, but are the
attending symptoms OF disease OF the
kidneys; therefore, the consumptlye,
the apoplectic, the paralytic, and the
sufferer from nervous disorders can
be restored to health by Warmers
Safe Cure, which will remove the true
cause of those disorders by restoring
the kidneys to healthy action.
The advertising methods employed
bv this greatest of advertisers are IN
va iably instructive and, although the
reader may sometimes be eau ut" III
reading an advertisement, which was
not at first supposed to be such, there
is nevertheless no time lost since use,
full information is invariably gained
concerning LIES great problem.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

Preparations for the Washington
Centennial have disclosed the re-
markable fact Of there being COM
parativelv few direct descendants
of American soldiers in the war
for independence-at any rate,
few of those who can trace a direct
lineage. AS rule, Americans are
careless about the cultivation OF
family trees. This is not favorable
to the early establishment OF a
large aristocratic class in this coun-
try. Perhaps the greater show OF
aristocratic tendencies is made by
those decended from persons who
came to this country on emigrant
ships long after the old fellows had
eft into the army with Washing
ton."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

It is rumored that fish ale being
shipped from Wadsworth by some
of the professional shippers, which
are being caught with grab-hooks,
spears and by other unlawful means.
The Fish Commissioners attention
is being called to this fact, and the
probabilities are that if this busl-
ness is followed up there will be
some prosecutions. If there are
those in our neighboring town in
dulging in this unlawful traffic, 1t
might be well Tor them to consult
the law which looks toward the pro-
lection of the finny tribe. A hint
in this matter ought to be sufficient.
Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

THE Doctor COUNTED IT.--Some
weeks ago, the APPEAL mentioned
that Mrs. Berieau of this city had
presented her husband with triplets.
This was an error, but on Sunday
evening, the child, a bouncing ten
pounder arrived. DIR. Dawson,
who made a careful count OF the
returns, assures the APPEAL that
there was but one. The happy
father is being congratulated on
every side.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

The citizens of Virginia City, on
short notice yesterday determined
TO have a celebration of the hun
dredth anniversary of the Inaugural
ton of Geo. Washington, the father
of his country, and invite the par
ticipation of the good people of Car
son and adjacent towns. The Vir-
oinia and Truckes r. r. will sell
tickets to Virginia and return, good
on passenger train of today, at hall
rate to such as desire to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
END7ANS ON TE e R AE PAGE.
They try ~ Rescue TWO
Prisoners.


Sheriff Cody of Mono passed
through Carson Sunday enroute
for San Quentin with two Indians,
one of whom had killed a white
man and the other a Chinaman.
While passing through Antelope
Valley party of Washee and
Piute Indians on ponies attempted
a rescue. Sheriff Cody was accom-
panied by his father-in-law, }.
Shaughnessy, a former resident OF
the Comstock.
They had the prisoners in irons
in a rockaway. The rescue party
Of Indians demanded the surrender
of the prisoners by force, but were
met with drawn Colts revolvers IN
the hands of the Sheriff and his
aid and by urging the horses
drawing the rockaway to their
utmost speed the attacking party
vas foiled but followed the Sheriff
into Carson on ponies.
On Sunday evening the depot
platform was thronged with Washoe
and Piutes when the Sheriff left on
the express with his prisoners, but
no further attempt at rescue was
made. One of the prisoners IS
Washoe, sentenced to p years in
San Quentin for numbering China
man, and the other Plute senten-
ced to six years for killing white
man.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
Washington Notes.

The President always washes his
own hands himself.
Baby McKee's bottle is made oil
glass and holds three quarts; one
each time.
The statement that Russell Har-
rison whistles at the dinner table is
not correct.
Secretary Blaine put twenty-five
cents in the plate on Sunday. 1t
bore the date OF 1856, and was
plugged.
Mrs. Harrison attended church
on Sunday morning, and went
through the entire service without
creating any unusual disturbance.
Russell Harrison purchased three
pairs of shoe laces OF a faklr on
Monday, and refused to have then
sent home. He said he felt wei
enough to carry his own bundles.
Vice President Morton wears
very handsome smile on his face
an effectual refutation of the Sian
der started during the campaign
that his smile is worn on the bacl
of his neck. Weekly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
Mrs. w. o. Leeds, wife OF on

Mrs. w. o. Leeds, wife OF one
of the richest men in Indiana, Is
about to prosecute nineteen saloon
keepers in Michigan City for selling
to her husband after she had warn
ed them not to do so. 1t is rumof-
ed that Mr.. Leeds has promisd TO
stand back of the saloon-keepers
in any proceedings and supply the
sinews of war. The amount OF
money he can control is estimated
to be IS 900, 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

Every few days, the Grass VAL
ley Telegraph, Ruff. Shoemaker s
new paper, comes to us with
changed form. 1t gets larger aud
wider every once in a while. We
would like the paper to adopt one
size and keep it, that is, when it
thinks it has grown enough.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
How Can Parents

allow their children to cough ana
strain and cough and calmly say !:
"Ob! it's only a little cold," and
keen giving them cheap and dan
gerous medicines, until they are
down with lung fever or con-
sumption, when they can be SO
easily relieved by BEGGS' CHER
RY COUGH SYRUP? 1t has nc
superio, and few equals. w. d.
Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
ESPE rs ETE.
something Further ReGar"i"s
the Plant.

As good many letters have
hoen rece,ved at this Office inqulr-
;,gas to the result the espersett
exnariment. this is written for the
Information of about two hundred
people who have written letters OF
INQUIRY on the subject. The writer
planted about an acre OF espersets
in June and gave 1T no water
6nrinp the Summer. 1t sprouted
and grew in dry sandy soil and
stood the Winter, coming out again
in the Spring. The gophers
DESTROYED a good many OF the roots
and the plant although alive, seems
small and does not give promise OF
vigorous growth. Some Was
planted where it could be irrigated
By the bursting of dam, however
the seeds were washed away, ana
going into a ditch, were carrlec
several hundred yards to piece OF
worthless clay land which had
formerly contained some alkah. A
few days ago the writer was walk
ing across it and was astonished
to see luxurious punches OF esper'
sett. 1t was growing rank and
vigorous and in ten times better
shape than that which was planted
in the sandy soil. From this, it Is
evident that the clay land o
Nevada is well adapted to the
growth OF the plant, and 1t vii
flourish ON reclaimed alkali land
there being just enough moisture
in the soil to keep it growing well
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

BURIEL OF OSCAR WHITE
Yesterday the remains OF Oscar
White, son OF George White OF the
G.. & C. r. r. came in on the train
and the funerel took place from the
depot. The deceased was months
old and died at Hawthorne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

THE ST. CHARLEs.-J. E. Melon
aid has leased the st. Charles, and
determined to run the house at pop
ular prices. Meals viii be but %
cents, and lodgings the same.
Board and lodging per day 81.
Meals, however, can be cooked to
order, and elegant suites can be had
at higher figures for those who de-
sire it. He proposes to make the
St. Charles the best second-class
house in the State, and the expert
ment will without a doubt pay q
good return.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
Attention Company T.

You are hereby ordered to
assemble at your Armory to-day
at $50 O'Clock P. N. sharp, Tor
parade, and every member is
expected to turn out. By order OF
GEO. HARK. Captain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
Co whom 1t May Concern,

CHICAGO, March 10th 1889.
This is to certify that the sole
agency for Chase & Sanborn's
coffee for the City of Carson, New,
is held by L. H. Bell, whom we
shall protect by every means
Outs,de of the store of said Bell
the genuiness of our goods we car
not guarantee.
CHASE & SANBoRN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

DIR. E. Il. Winnie, dentist !,
Office on Telegraph street, two doors
vest of Zehner's fruit store. Office
hours from p. m. to Z p. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

Ophir-2s
Mexican 4 81
Gould & Curry s.
Best & Belcher-42 20
Con. Cal. s. Va IS
Savage 90
ChollaI-2 %
Potasi-2 10
Hale s. Norcross A 10
Crown Point-4 10
Belcho. II 70
Kentuck-2 90
Alpha 10
ConSdence-1o3
Sierra Nevada-3 so
Utah. 40
Exchequer-80c
Seq. Belcher 80
Overman-l 40
Union
Challenge 90
Andes Sic
Peer less-60c
Mono -
Navajo -90c
Bodle-1 50
North Belle Isle-2 10
Nevada Queen-2 20
ScorpIon-60c
Mt. Diablo-2 20
Silver Hill--5Gc
Yellow Jackets Sd
Alta 80
Baltimore-3oc
Commonwealth-5i
PEERS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

ToN1GHT's BALL.-Captain Hark
requests the presence of all mem
bers of the Carson Guard i'll uniform
at their dance this evening in Arm
ory Hall. A good way to celebrate
the dav is to attend the dance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30
ALL SORTS.


C. n. Noteware has returned
from tide water.
Suits and shirts made to order
and fit guaranteed at A. COINS
Emporium. jail I'M
Finest underware in the mar
ket at bed rock prices at A. COINS
Emporium.
| Luxurious, warm and comfort
able baths at Cuhna's, opposite
State Capitol.
| Editor Lovejoy, of the Wabuska
Mangler, has added another column
to his live paper.
Woodslls, editor and proprietor
of the Cemstock Miner, came down
to Carson last even ng.
In a railway accident in Ontario,
Sunday, sixteen people were killed
and a large number wounded.
Nj. Cohn has returned from below
and will now mark down his new
stock below any previous marking.
Pure wines and choice liquors at
Livingston's. French and Calltor-
MIA Brandies, Domestic and Import
ed Wines. a21i
All business will be suspended
| in this city to-day and the schools
closed in honor of the Washington
anniversary.
1t turns out that Carson has also
a nlocal Four Hundred" and a
little over. Look at the city
registry list.
| 1t seems that the snobs and
bunglers who have in charge the
centennial ball, have managed to
insult the whole foreign diplomatic
corps, who have very properly
decided not to attend.
Philip A. Roach, an old pioneer
journalist and politician, died IN
last Saturday in San Francisco.
He was a central figure in Califor-
MIA politics for forty years and
when he died, held the office OF
Public Administrator He was a
man beloved and respected by a
large circle of friends.
The idea of having clerks 60
with the ocean mail steamers to
distribute the postal matter, In
order to expedite its transmission
on reaching land, is said to be a
German suggestion, But it can
hardly be considered as new one.
The railway mail service should
have suggested it long ago.
The statement that singing So
: eiety of San Francisco will send
t Miss Schneider to Europe to COM
{ nlete her musical education is an
error. She is assisted by friends O.
: the family in San Francisco, and
the musical organization in question
$ merely accompany her with good
wishes. She left for Chicago las
Il evening.
q EDITOR OF THE APPEAL Please
announce in the columns OF your
valuable paper that we are sole
agents for st. Patrick's Pills. the
most perfect cathartic and livel
pills in the market. They not oail
= physic, but cleanse the whole sys
- tenn; purify the blood and regulate
" the liver and bowels; they are Wig
orous but gentle in their action an'
h can always be depended upon. Fo
ut sale by q. c. Thaxter.
ut Not a fit, but an expression OF de
light. "About a week ago." says
co Los Angeles, CAL, druggist, I"
~ Chinaman came il with a lam
=, shoulder. 1 sold him bottle
III Chamberlain Pain Balm and qua
anteed that it would cure him. ID
came in again lest night, and
soon as he got inside the door, b'
gan to swing his arms over d
n head like an Indian club swlnge
gu 1 thought the blamed fool had a u
On but he finally stopped long enoue
to say: Medicine velly hne' vel
a. fine; ally same make me feel pleh
Good" Chamberlain's Pam bal
:.Lo,,t on auual for Spraln
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

There is still a little chance for
rain, but not much.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-30

WANrED-Women to do house
work. Apply at this office. tt
, 1889-01-17
SUI M MONS.

Territory of Washington. County OF spo-
James McProcm, plaintiff. ys. Ch.rle. r. Tut
How ard |. Mglicu. defendants
IN the distric Ct court Of the Territory Of Wash
@ naans a. ,oe FSa'" saS d,Isl ris
-spoknne County. IN lid Territory. I
Tothe abo g named defendan,s;
i James hcB oom, plaintiff. has hlci
complaint against you Ia he district court OF
hs s. whoh VIII ho@ns on ;sr' !" ss at
heard siAty oays pfer the rirst pu blles ion ~
this summon. to wit: sixty nays after tho
pear and answcl the same on or before the
18th day of February. 1889, the same win be
AIT H9 The ss pSsssT IN 'Gs psS ss
OF said cumpiai tis;
Fir,t: n obtain the Judgment and dccree
void a certain decl OF Conveyance alleged 10
have been made by the plaintln, ines Me
peSrins date the III " OF April isss, pnrport'
ing 70 convey ~ the said Charles Y. Tuttie.
he i,llowlns real proper y viz; Lots mum
number Ave t5). ia Chandler's second nddi
tipn to the town. now ,city,of spokane Falls,
Waihinston. ami sled for record 10 III once
OF the county auditor ~ said spokane county.
on the l2lh day Of siay lss'. ann recorded ia
The oilcc OF the taid county auditor In book
"W" OF deeds of SAID Spokane county, on page
1876. and to compel the said defendant Charles
r. 10 uellNer ana surrender tne sAlN
deed iuto the said court for cancellation, ,
npon the grouno tnat the same IL forg "a and
not the act OF the plaintiff
e'cond To obt In the Judgment and de-
cree OF the SAID court to 'nce.. srt aside and
car" ,oid certain written contract pur-
porting to ba made by said defend ,pt. q harlcs 4
Tuttle, with the defendant. Charles Y. Iu
cas-. da ed the l4th day of May, 1888, and re-
corded In book IS Of Deeds OF ssid spokane
county. o. page 615, purporting to be a con-
tract for The conveyance OF tn o said real prop.
Charles +. Lucas, and To compel the dofen-
dnnis, Charles y. Lucas, Wait G.. Sivyei and
Howard 4. Nal t. surrcnuer tue same into
court for cancellation.
Third. rh tthe plsintliT James McBroom
be aoJudg and dscrced to be the owner In
fee simple OF the raid lani and premise mud
thnt he recover the same from the "a d de
PENDANTS with his cost and for general relief.
Witness my hand and the ~ al OF said court
this 4h day Of Dst ember 1855 J. Kennedy
out cIerk by ID A Glen ent. de putty.
~. Hyde, attorney for plaintiff
, 1889-01-17
-------.---------------------
HENRY 6TANLEY'b LITTER.
The Great Explorer and Emin hey Ar
safe-More Letters Expected.

The Great Explorer and Emin hey Are
safe-More Letters Expected.
BRUssEIs. Jan. l6.-The first letter
written by Henry M. Stanley since he left
the coast Of Africa was received By post last
night. 1t is dated ut Bona, of Bonalya
Muretia, August 18th, addressed to the
Arab sh TX, Tippoo Tib, whom Stanley
left in charge of his affairs while he pushed
forward to Emin Pasha's relief. The let
ter is plentifully sprinkled with saaiams,
salutations, professions of having q good
heart and other Oriental terms of speech.
Aside from these the letter contains the
following inf0rnation: Stanley was in
good health with q party composed of 100
WanRwana. three soldiers and sixty.six of
Emin's natives. He left Emln eighty.two
days before on the Nyanza, making the
trip with loss of only three men, two Of
whom were drowned and one deserted. He
found the white men looking for Emin
quite we'll, and another white man, Casai l.,
also we'll. Emin was bouEtifully supplied
with cattle, sheep, goats and food of all
ley's men many presents. Many of Emin' s
soldiers were ready to follow Stanley, but
he told them to stay till he returned for
the things of Yumbungangs. Stanley
left all his white men behind except his
servant, William. Stanley asked 1ippoo
lib what he was going to do and suggests
that he would like to have him go with
him, il agreeable, as they had both been
over the road twice and know the route
we'll. Stanley says he will wait for ten
days for him and then move forward slow
ly, going to Big Island next. This letter
was taken to Stanley Falls by messenger
who also conveyed q number of other let
ters TO Stanley Falls, which are expected
in two or three days.