Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], February 09, 1888, Image 4

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they want a eiiuzzin \\'ln'l‘i‘ I):‘n§:in
seldom get sick. :sz‘: in run- 9;: (‘3 d 2».
why ju~t go to l’mElwyn-14:1. Pug”.
Sound. If tin-5' have :1 small (Tall
capital in hand. H“ to {wit 'l'u'l‘fiisnz'll
where they can immt their mom-3: in
city or county pr .{w-z‘ly “2:11 tangible
security. No szzuim grants (and in
most cases hero in (‘JillfL‘l‘lllll framlu
lent at. that) stan- lim investor in the
face; ':0 that men «ii-mm dreams of
What is liable to :‘l ml them ponmle ~_~;
and homeless adrift in the world, any
hour or day. Then the forgotten,
rusty mortgage, and the defective
deed are ever ready to star-a lhu
small investor in the face. The
tender—foot invests his hand-earned
cash in a little home, dreaming it is‘
well with his cash and his soul; but
alas! he wakes up some dry morning
to the disagreeable fact that some
other fellow has been here before
him. Facts are facts, Mr. Editor,
and no gammon.
There are a goodly number pre
paring to go to Puget Sound and get.
themselves homes, while there is
vernment land, and cheap doe-Jed
gland, and farms for sale: also seem--
ing city property in the nicely located
city of Port Townsend—4l:o city of
great possibilities of the great north
west. A great many people have
v 6 ideas as to the extent, magni—
tligg and wonderful resources of the
Puget Sound Basin; of scenery that
surpasses Italy or Sweeden’s boasted
glories. We claim the banner for
climate. There is none to compare.
for all that is necessary to make men
healthy, wealthy and wise. .
“island so late by white men trod. -
Seem greatly blessed by nature‘s God;
That harmony is here complete,
Which man ~ oeds mm»: his wanta' to nil-ct.
0m trees and fruit, and clime and soil.
Are Inches all complain! mus: fu'l:
Bright flowers adorn b-nh vale and hill.
An alllhaairthh odors all:
Here lightning: flash is seldom shown,
And thunder": roar is quite unknown:
losqnlw hltes, and snakes and time,
Not often here torment and teaze;
No Heinz floods awake cm- rem-s.
And sweeps away the work of years;
. But. health and luny all are found—
The poor hunky-idea ls Puget. Sound.
Aux. N. s-——.
Hudson’s Bay is 1260 miles long. I
Baflin’s 600. Chesapeak 250.
Speaker and Mrs. Curlisle are vis
iting Fort Monroe. Va, ior his
health.
British Columbia caught $1,373,982
worth of fish last year, mostly salmon‘
and $238,600 worth of seals. l
S oknne Falls ' is to have anew
brici postoflice, to be ready for oc
cupancy J one let of this year.
8. B. Pettengill. formerly editor of
the Oregonian, has gone to Tacoma
to take editorial charge of the Ta~
coma Daily News.
New Westminister constructed
buildings to the value of $217,050
last year. Victoria $315,800, and
Vancouver, $1,000,000.
Blaine now'has a custom office and
a signal station, and will soon be an
international postal distributing of
fioe. Then the railroad
Petitions from» the northern conn—
ties of Idaho, asking for annexation
to Washington territory, are being
forwarded to \Vashingtou.
The Walla Walla Union is in
formed that 17 degeees below zero
was the coldest weather this winter
and that occurring J aunary 16.
Nelson Bennett has 1,800 feet yet
to bore 1B the great Cascade tunnel
and expects to have the tunnel com
pleted in the next hundred days.
The Nanaimo and Wellington
mines put out_ 453,569 tons of coal
last year, of which 353,569 tons were
exported, mostly to San Francisco.
_ J ohn T. _Al_len, of Galveston, Texas,
formerly state treasurer, died in that
city on the 24th in_st.. aged 62' years.
He bequeathed his fertile $150.01;
to Galveston with which to found an
Industrial school.
Wheat is worth in Walla Walla
55 c. f. o. b., but none is being
bought or sold. When the woolly-r
breaks up, the market no doubt will
liven up and perhaps a little rise
will accompany it.
On Saturday Supt. 1“. \l'. Paine re
ceived from Gov. Sample a pardon
for Geo. \V. Stout. who was brought
to the penitentiary Uct. 19 1387,
from Yakima, sentenced to one year’s
imprisonment for buglary.
The warm chinook wind from OH
the Japanese current, has melted‘
away the snow that full last week,:
and balmy spring weather is new}
promised for the balance of the sea—
son—Blaine J oarnnl. 1
Last Monday. 30th onilml a thrz-e'
days severe blizzard in Western New
York, in which car loads ofcattlo and
hogs for New Yoxk and Boston over
the Central road were frozen to death.
The Dayton Chronicle says: It
chinooked in the mountains all day
Wednesday, and in the afternoon it
reached town, but only stayed long
enough to take a couple of drinks
and play one game of billiards.
The U. S. Dist. Attorney has com
‘ manned suit against the Olympia &
Mali. R. R. Co. and others to set
slide patents for nearly 1000 acres of
land. It proves to be coal land and
11l hkennnder the timber act. I
All more? $113: writes: “Is there .
mxlmein Walla?” Yegeome. _'
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..2 !: Enfé‘w of Hun—idem l'lau‘J'ls of the
.‘h Ltli‘ n.- l’;u~iii.: ruilx'uznl company,
infill ~:i:'-'n-'«l Hm late Dr. Jorgrnson
’Zn‘ immigrzzxiun axgr-nt of thoNonh
om l’.w.:ic railroad company in
l’urtluml.
' Governnr Swinpfnrd is very likely
t) i‘i‘rlgll the chief Inagistmcy of
Almkn “ithin a few days. He is
man! «If (hp “Eliciul can-s of tho torri
!tor_v which has out he laws, and he is
unable to get Congress to improve
that. Since going to Alaska :00. be
has dabbled in mining properties
which have panned out rich, and he
says it would be to his advantage to
give his nxolusivo tune to mines. He
says: “I have made up my mind to
ask President Cleveland to relieve
me unless Alaska is given a proper
>ysiom of laws. “'0 need asystem
of land Izm's so as to insure titles to
ni‘cupzmts. Unless I am satisfied
that Congress ml! rccagnizo Alaska’s
wants, I wiil tender my resignation.
The territorial assembly has passed
a bill appropriating $11M) for an ex
perinu-mzil m‘iesiuu well in Yakima
county. provided. that, the county of
Yakima will give a like amount.
This action is proper and wise. In
this county and other parts of East»
(-rn \\'2i.~'hingion there. are wide areas
of Country almost barren from lack
of water. Nowhere is there a soil
richer in all the elements of fertility,
better adapted by its quality and
situation for as varied and profitable
agriculture; but without waterit is
practically 4 value-less. If artesinn
water can be secured it. will add some
hundreds of thousands of acres to
the cultivable area of the territory.
The experiment is worth trying,and ;
the appropriation for that purpose
ought to be ten instead of one thous
and dollars—Oregonian.
‘ About Public Land
The subcommittee of the house
committee on public lands, which has
been considering various propositions
to change the land laws, has com
pletcd its labors. Resulting from its
deliberations is a. bill in lieu of all
others on the subject ontitied. “A
adapted to agriculture and protect
forests on the public domain, and
for other purposes.” The chief pro
visions are as follows: All public
lands are to be classified as agricul—
tural, timber mineral, [desert or re
served, no timber land to be sold, but
timber growing on it. may be disposed
of to the highest bidder, after adveru
tisements, in sixty acre tracts, the
timber to be removed within six
years from date of sale. Mineral en
tries may be made of the same lands
even after the sale of timer, but can
not impair the right of the purchas—
er of the timber.
TIMBER LAND SHALL '
N of. be appraised at. less than $lO per
acre. The president may set. apart
any fruit lands as public reservations
The desert land law is continued in
efl'ect, with an amendment requiring
the entry mon to file maps exhibiting
the mode of contemplated irrigation
and source of the water supply. All
the laws allowing the pro—eruption of
public lands and the act entitled “an
act to amend the act to enconr~
age the'growth of timber on western
prairies," in the provision of the
present bill. are repealed, but all
bona fide claims initiated before its
passage may be perfected. All laws
relating to
Bocx'rr LAM) WARRANTS,
College and and other land scrip re—
main 1n for-ca. The homestead law
is amended so as to allow heads of
families and citizens of legal age, or
persons who have filed declarations
of intention to become such, to enter
a nutter session or less of public
lungs; bntno person who is proprie
tor of 160 acres of land, or who quits
and abandons his residence on his
own land to reside on public lands in
the sauna state or territory, shall ac
iluire any right under the homestead
aws.
Tho Reveille says: The woods
around Lake Wlmtcmn are full of
cruisers in search of timber lands.
The lieu-filo desires right. here to
sound a note of warning: Parties
who undertake t - gobble up the tim
-1:01“ on Like \Yhaicom for specula
tiw purposes will have trouble on
their hands.
The Northern Pacific and Pacific
Express companies have reduced the
rate on oxprrss matter between New
York, Boawn. Philadelphia, Balti
more and Portland from $16.50 to
sls per hunrlrefl pounds. This
places rates where they were before
the interstate Commerce Went into
effect, when them was an advance of
$1.50 per hundred.
l The whole of North America is
limited in a pustal union. Aletter
may be sent from any postofiice in
tin United Smieato anypostoflice
in British North America. or Mexico,
and at the same rateof postageas
91m: paid between points in the
United States. 15 this arrangement,
which was recently consummated,'a
step . toward the incorporation of alli
North America countrie§ into a com
mon union! l
The first National Bank of Olym
pia. have lrunsforred to H. C. Mona!
&: Cm, the saw mill on the westside
which has so long be idle. It is the
intention of those gentlemen to at
lance enter. into the business of ship
building on the site secured. and, in
addition, the manufacture of shin
gles. Those are the gentlemen who
{Went to Tacoma some time ago from
Boston. and who, the Tacoma papers
stated, intended to enter into DUSh:
win that city.
Afi'atr‘ If ”is D-‘zzrinion, l
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'J‘iu- national Cid): of the Dominion‘
x-l' <‘an::-l.t has :‘iwn from 503.046.057 i
ll: INET, to $71,710.70: in 1557, or“
57‘s; x-t-r capital. The population in‘
mu my years lll'n' increased from
:? :Jlfitéi It: 5.700.000. That is while
li!‘ l‘lllilllilll(‘:i Litt~ lnt'reurt-tl only
Ailii iu-r uni smu- the c-;:iit-tt.~ratioii.l
lln' :lszt hm invrexiwtl 1535‘) per
mm}. The inn-rt \‘t on the debt in
15127 was “Julius. while to day it
i~ >l!t.'nll..'il'h'_ ()n railways sum-l
lt-‘éh‘. llm Dominion haw expendmll
52'7.tv.'iti.-l’_f:i: (at: nannis. '226.h7ti_thlll:
l'll l!;!lill_itill~'-'5 :tzil navigation. r?“
3‘l3“.sz iiiu .'t-~qlli.-iiit-It of North I
\\t"l turn in tll‘>. :JLZLGtLtIIiI). and on
gmuruniwn: buildings. $13,080,520. I
l’rlwr to iln' (-ainl‘wluraiion there
that linen o'k))l‘!2£lt‘|l on railways and
Cutiftls. 54:2.»l3lifliif‘); on UlL‘t'l‘ public
\‘.'l X'l;>. s;“.l'lilA'.l-117. iit'ful’u 1608 lilo
British govt-rmuvnt .\p‘t'l]! 54.173320.
l-n the ('anutlizm canals, which added
In ”11' hllhhut‘nt'nl outlay by thuDo
llllltillll g«.u't-t'iiiut-nt makes the total
«rxgu ntliturv for those “'Ul‘lis £40,501;
538
"the grit-S rt-wnun !,‘\‘l‘ head has
risen from St; (l? in 150.3 to $33 (35 in
15:56. but the expenditure 5211‘ capital
has. tin-:1 from $5 00 in 1608 to 518 65
in 1530. During the last nine years
but 725 {NH inningrnnts have landed
in Canetlu, and agaimt this must he
plum-. 1 the cum-mun.» nninht-r ot Ca—
natluins that annually N-ttle in the
Unity-t States The merchant ma
rine has rapidly declined.
The Canadian Pacific has been a
Costly undertaking to the people of
the dominion. The government. gave
the company ('umplt‘lt-Il railways to
the value of $35.00tt000; proceeds of
land grant btllltls, iqul sites and lo
cal bonuses, $11.000,000; 14,000,000
acres of land yvt in the company’s
hands at the price the balance was
taken back by the government. 31 50
per acre, representing $21,000,L00;
cash giwn and promised in other
deals. 511000000; in all 8119000000
The company claims that its right of
way. construction, equipment and
cost of handing its lands has been
580.300,“)0 On its own statement,
instead of the road costing the com\
pany anything. the people of Lima»
da paid for building it, and gave it- a
free gift of nearly $39,000,000 beside.
This is without reference to the ex
emption from taxation and the mo
nopoly which the company enjoys.
When the parliament voted $25,~
000,000 acres of selected land to the
lCanadian Pacific and represented it.
lwitb $35,000,000 worth of completed‘
roadway the people were assured;
that by 1890 the sale of public lands
only repay every dollar of
the expenditure. Sir John McDonald
’fixed the estimates of the net sales at
$98,900,000 but from 1873 to 1886 the
total receipts of the government from
land sales has only .amounted to
$831,283. No wonder the domin
10!] is poor and full of discontent and
that the government is trying to pac
ify Manitoba by getting a surrender
00m the Canadian Pacific of the
company’s monopoly With regard to
the construction of railways through
Manitoba and the Northwest to the
international boundary line to con
nect with the American railway sys
tem
Signal: Yakima leads all the towns
in Central Washington in the mat—
ter of building prospects. The com
ing season will sen building to the
value of over $60,000 under course of
construction.
Puget Sound ducks are hard to
kill. Their feathers are so thick
that they must be struck in a vital
sput to make them ‘shuflie ofi'," &c.
A neighbor shot a duck last week,
which dove under the water, came
up, fluttered and flew over a hundred
yards and then died, but the neigh
bor thought he had lost his duck.
While eating the heart the neigh
bor’s wife felt something hard in her
teeth, and on examination aNo.2
shot was found in that duck’s heart.
—Kitsup Pioneer.
A JOURNALIST’S SUCCESS.
Jo. Pulltur's Various Career—Laborer.
Cabman, Editor. Congressman.
(George Alfred Townsend]
Joe Pulitzer has got 7,000 majority for
congress in this city. He is of a rare tpye
here, and it is generally believed that his
stock is Polish with one side llebrew. He
claims, how'ever, to be a Hungarian.
Certainly his tam? did live in Vienna
for some time. on there Joseph visited
his mother until her decease. a few years
ago. He must have had some education.
for be readily got hold of the English
language, and is a very good speaker in it.
He must have had some business or
periencc or derivation, for he has seized
upon expedient: and opportunities for
making money, and nearly everything he
has taken hold of he has so (1 to advantage.
{ie does not seem to keep anything very
ong.
During the war he was a common
soldier. He then settled at St. Louis as a
laborer, even driving a cab. Intent on
getting ahead, he was employed by an
emigration society to get Uri) news for a lit
tle sheet they publishe . The news in
thil sheet recommended itself to the pro
prietors of the principal German news
paper in St. Louis. who employed l’ulitzer
to get them up similar news. His com
bined salurie! were about $lO a week at
this business. In time he was able to
raise he money to buy an interest in the
German neWspnpcr. Schurz and he had
a falling out about that time. Echurz
wanted power. Pulitzer wanted money.
Some of l’ulitzcr’s acquaintances were not
satisfactory to Echun. He sold his in
terest in the Gannon paper fora lnrg‘o
profit, and then, buying a small German
paper of no value,,sold its news franchise
to McKee. who was afterwards convicted
in the whisky trials, fornvery respectable
amount.
He then essaycd to get lnto‘ politics, and.
I think. Was in the state legezlature. He,
at any rate, was a member of the last con
stitutional convention of Missouri
Finally, he got hold of an evening paper
in St. Louis. and. being a good judge of
men. built it up too piece of property
Worth S7OO at week. His enemies in
St. Louis beat him for the state legisla
ture hndlv. Keeping his property there.
he turned his attention to Lew'York, and
Wes for years and years trying to get hold
of the nroken down World. This paper
at last fell into his hands, when its
owners 1 d grown sick and tired of pay
ing its bills, and of being del ded with all
kinds of expectations of a big trade.
Pulitzer had a younger brother. long :1
reporter on The Herald, who had already
started It penny paper here, which now
has a large circulation. and is g'nerally
well spoken of. The elder Pulitzer revo
lutionized the newspaper business in that
town by publishing an enterprising sheet
of eight mes for 2 cents, and advertise
ments for next to nothing. The Herald
and The Times had to follow suit when
they saw what an inroad he was making
upon them. Just as he had gripped a
moderate success the passion for pub
lic consideration led him to run for con
gress. Pulitzer is a Democratic man in
nfinbilities, does not talk mueh about
hi I: purity. believes in the cohesnn: globe.
nnfi he 13 at this moment as much in
quired about as any person in New York;
Three Sundays.
[Chicago Herald]
Jerusalem is a city where every week has
flame Sundays. On Friday the Mohamme
dan atoms are shut, on Saturday the Jewish,
Ind on Sunday the Christian. The effect is
bewildering. Such frequency of Sunday
would exactly suit the Mil-playing youth 05‘
waxrs .\‘o mnm‘ onnuox.
\VAsHlxa'rox, Jan. 30.—Every indi
cation hero, and evidence is constant—
ly accumulating points to a select
next June. Those clo: 9to the p'esi—
dent. and who are. gonerally under
stood to ropresvnt him, seem to ap—
preciate the fact that the president’s
message recommending frvo trade in
w-ml was created univezsal discon
tt-nt and dissatisfaction among all
classus in Oregon, amounting as it
would sewn from the numbvr and
Charactvr of lx-ttrrs. petitions and res
olutions \zilh which the. delegation in
congress are being flooded, almost to
open political i'vlwllion, and hence
extraordinary efforts are being made
to affect such an orgzlnizatium as will,
with the aid of tho administration
and bountiful sup lies of the siuews
of war. carry the state.
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Lzrnoxu (3.1. Aiwiirt H 1557.
mam-15m . -c i (In. “Hamil. i;:-.;'
Gentlemen—l have lr-rn afflicted with
Ilk‘l‘rllll-lu nr ihc legs en-r ani' I was a.
chllJ. the «lzrmm- izni'onliii'illy lii-m: iii-re
dlmry. an my muihrr sum-red from :«rnful
on: 5) niptums. As I advanced to manhood
my :imlrtiun liu-rcusvd until tho malady
bt‘t'flllll‘ liznriamlng and painful beyond the
pim'i-r of u'm'uh tn ilvsrrilw. My right log
pnrtlculurly ‘H'i'nnle tvnrrullv Imoiwil. the
Mt li-p In-iiu: loss puiniull) ulna-ted. finally,
el-i-ut mun. . u ) I urn “1:0,lhc uh mean my
right “1: hn-h-nu'n through I’iv Ilr~h Into
the balm In lil‘lli'l’ In saw in) lm- lhi‘flUC
tors .ln-ii-rinfm-d to :zinputntv m) In: lwlow‘
the Rum. ’l'hv- wwiutiun “‘im suix‘ “In“,
p-rforim-il hy Dr. H. V. )I. )liih-r. u! Atlanta.
and Dr. W. P. 11. iul.or Liunlllh‘. ho! the
loss of "in 9; gave lll(‘ on!) h-m;mmry ro- A
lief. The pomon was allll lzi my >3 firm and
soon hogan to show liwlr .-.g:.in. In a i-hnrt
time after lamps “lei-rs opium-mil on my left
li-g. con-ring it from thu- ‘nci: tu llu- instep,
l-‘rcquvliuy “11”“ at work I could lie tracked
t 7 the hluml \vliirli count from “no huge
Don's, niid thi- gurus. and rationing holes
wcrusn nm-nsirr that my fellow myrkmon
could not sumo the Hon: I nod would move
lwn)‘ (rum lill'.
LON. wuiu-r l was persuaded to try 8. S. s.
As n lnit L‘Hlll'l I consumed to do fill. and
about seven munilis ago I hc§rn taking the
[ vcinc. l smu hogan In {er-l tis gum! effects
(stile iiiedlcliie, me un'cnxh'e nuiiiing began
to grow l- 55 and loan and finally conned. the
Moi-rs healed, my "van bei-aino firm and
calm. and today. alter uslug twvnty-ono
boulel. I am on hole and stout a man of my
ago its there Is In (ti-origin. lam seventy one
yours old. but feel how young-rand stronger
than I did which I was twenty tho. I weigh
about 170 pounds. N-lhlng ls to be seen or
[he terrlb o itlwnw. or to remind nu- of the
ti more I uniform) for so many years. except
the scarlet the perfect" healul ulcers.
1 want the world to know of tho nlmoct
miraculous cure en'ectnt on me I»: s. 8. EL.
and I call upun those who wish to now the
partlcularfi illn-ctly from mi- to \‘ritc. and I
will consldi‘r It n pleasure on WP l as a an?
to nnsworthelr lent-rs. I refer to Dr. W. .-
Dunil. ol‘ Uthunla. as to the truth 01 av
statement. Very gummy Yours.
1; um
Treatise on Blood um arm Dim-mes mulled
hoe. Tn: swun Srzcmc (:0..i
’ Drover 3. Atlanta. 0-.
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B “bx'es that are fretful, pcevish,
cross or troubled with
\Vindy Colic, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is anfe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
LniinienS: Co.
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A Great Bargain.
Three thousand four hundred acres of
valuable timber loud for sale in the
counties of Jefl'ersou uiid Clnllnm, nenr
tide water and part of it along the line
of the Port lowusend Southern railroad,
Also, [1 stock much of 640 acres, nearly
all Bottom land. With good» house and
stock shed and plenty of fresh water.
Apply at this office.
0
A. Henna Legal Opiuon.
E. Blniubridge Monday Esq . County
Allyn Clnypo“ Tex. says: "Hove used
Electmc Bitters with most happy results
My: brother nlso was very low with Mo
lnrial Fever and Jnnndic». but was
cured by timely use of the medicine.
Am ‘satisfied Electric Bitters saved his
life.’
Mr. D. L. \Vilcoxson. of Horse (laVQ.
Ky.. adds u like tistimnny. saying: Be
positivelp believes he mmld have died.
bad it not been for Electric Bitters.
Lhis great remedy will wnrd off. as
well as cure all M nlnrial Diseases. mad
for all Kidney. Liaer and Llnmncb Dis
orders aianda unequalled. Price 50c
and 81. at F. D. Hill 5: Sun.
'l‘llelr [III-nines: 800-lug.
Probably no one thing has cnused such
0 general revival of trade at N. 1). Hill J:
Son'sdrng store as their giving "way in
their cualomors of an muny free trial boi
tles of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. 'l'heir imde Is simply
enormous in this very vnlimblo article
from the loot that it nlwnys euros and
nover disappoints. Coughs. Colds. Asth
mn. Bronchitis, Group and allthroat and
nag diseases quickly cured. You can
iestit before buying by getting a triul
buitlejree, large size 3!. Every bottle
wnrranled. '
____.,...____
Au Absolute “M-
The Original Aim-line Oininu-m is only put up
in largo urn-ounre lin boxes Lnil in an nliwlnte
czra for old sores. burns. wanndx, chapped
hands. nullalluklneruplimu. Will po~itu~ely
~ureull kinds of piles. Ask fertile Uri'xinal
Abieiine Ointment. Sold by Dr. J 35. l’. Mink
er at I's cents per box—lN 111-til :1! cents.
—»~ «co-w , ....
° alwars have
.k‘ “‘gh‘ Acl: or' F. Baby
Soother It Inna. It is the only i-zil'o
medicine ’3‘ inldn that will rum "n all
infantile disorders. It. Cnhiuin‘: ;.., o'l:th
0r Morphine. but. pin-s llm r‘: 31.1 e ”Mn-4‘
and from pain. Prico 25 cent. . fwd by
Latimer a CO. -
111-nee 17.)
You are feeling depressed. your appe
tite is poor‘ you are bothered with head~
ache. you are figity, nerVons and gener
ally out of sorts and want to brace up.
Bruce up.but not with stimnlnnts. spring
medicines or hitters which have for their
basis Very cheup bad whisky. and which
slimnla'ea you for an hour, and then
lenve you in aworse condition than he
tore. What vou want is an nlterative
that will purify your blood. start healthy
action at the liver and kidneys. restnre
your vitality and give renewed health
and strength. Such n medicine you will
find in Electric Bitters, and only 50m, in
bottle at N. D. Hill & Sons' drug store.
—.-C-——-—
wh Acker's
Who, we asst)“ maid mm
is warranted, 5 because it is the best
Blood I‘fiepara‘lon known. It will posi
tivelly cur. all Blood Disr-nsos. purifies the
Who esystemmml lllr‘rnugr‘fly builds up the
constitution. lit-member. we gun’nntnfl it.
for sale by Latimer & I'o
111 act :13. "ii—iii?“
This remedy is becoming an well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the namesnng (it
praise—A purer medicine does not exist
and it is mmrnntevd to do all thntis
claimed. Electric Bitters will care all
disSnses ot the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs. boils. salt. rheum and
nther ufl'ectinnscnnsed by impure blond.
——-“’ill drivc Mnlnrin from the system
and prevent us well as cure nll malarial
levers ~Fnr cure of headache. constipa
tion and indigestion trv Electric Bitters
——Entire sntzsfnctiun guaranteed. or
money re'mnled.—Price 50 chi. and
SI.OO per bottle at N. D, HILLSrSoN's
drmr stare.
ONLY FORTY CENTS.
In poemu- stamp: {or a urw Nickle Fluted Stem
Winder um! smm Sync-r \anch. just pamnted.
Iddrew ROY JACKSON _ Box 15. 31! h- M 104 m
S'We .X Y Ciu' Nurflm- N“. paper.
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY NAMES
s:“th Wu". Tum.
Boarding and Day School for Girls
Fall term opans Angus! :‘Jth. 'l‘hnrough xn
slructhn in the Enzflsh Branches. Mme, .\n.
Elocmion and m. Lnngnazm by n mu corps 01
experienced l‘mhan. Building new and com
modloue. loczlinn plenum um! I: ulthlul.
Pupils received at any tlma nud chm-325 pm
porlioned. For circulars address.
Sun-xi: Bwrmou
Ann“ 4. 1887
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
WASHINGTON. n. 6.,
A Si'LLlsbliJ LIL-‘ili PAGE, 56-00111“ PAPER
Printed ongl-‘ine While Paper.
Only SI a Year—Two Cents a week.
ABRILLIANT GALAXY OF CONTRIBUTORS
Tm: NATHLVAL Tlunl'xlc hm had Ihu rare good
gum! fnrmm‘ lo 90¢:er for its readers (-omrihn
:io ,9 from the [rug of an array of distinguished
mun such u~ no «um-r pnperm the counxry has
en-r lm-n able in how or.
Th» (“Mowing gentleman have already far
ni>hud nrliu‘h-s, or have Ihcm in courae of pre
pam: ion :
Maj «Gem Jahn C. Pmnmnl ; Maj-Gen. Daniel
E. Sil'klt‘>2 Mai-Gr“. Julm C. ltuhina-on. Maj.-
Gvn..)nhn Pope: Maxi-(hm. Thomas J. Wont]:
.\lnj, Hen, k. W. Johnson: .\luj. Gen M. 1),
magma: Mai-(Sen. A V. Knutz: Mai-Gen.
.\Xmminu F. I'OI'I‘F: Brim-Gen. F. A \\ alkler;
Brig-Him. W. A. Hammond: llrigsGon. Rns>el
.\. .\L'nr: Brim-(Eva. 11. .\. [Br-111.111: llri_:.~(‘.on.
('. li. Hrnhmn: llrig. G 0“. (‘. li. Graham: Brig.~
GemJ. H. Tun-11in: Brim-Gen. \V. W. Belknzpz
Brig-(ion. Gm W. HOL'U|‘>Z (to). AIM-n U.Bl‘¢ll‘k
cu: Cu]. Fred. 1). Gr. 11!. John .\lcElrov.
“xxx T'NU L'iiNTS .\ WEEK—SI A YEAR.
.anl only an receipt of the Money.
Address, THE NATIONAL TRXBUNE,
Washington, D. C.
“[13113] TUBING and WtfiKlY Argus Ullfi Yflflii $3 25.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE. SEND FOR ONE.
PORT TUWNSEN D
Boat 8?. Shoe Store-
Hell‘s..':oy’a. Ladies”. Minsen’A—(‘lntldren’u
BOOTS AND SHOES
or T" r:
BEST QUALITY AND lATEST PATTERNS.
575“ I have a great reverence for . ash
cuntnmers.
JOHN l-‘n'mwrmcx.
TAI LO RING.
The undersigned announces thnt he
has nponml a sl.np for cleaning and re
pairing. and general tailoring business
un Watt-r street. next door to_ Custom
House. Patronage ot the public .=olicit
ed, and good work guaranteed.
FRANK SMITH.
Port Tt-wnsorsd. W. 'l‘., Nov. 28, 1887
a DP... JORDAN’
tsl: , MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
‘ S'— 73l Market Slrret. Sm: Francis '1
L; 3 CALIFORNIA.
,‘ J ‘ GO 11111 l lx‘nru how to avoid dim-mo,
A”: \ and how wnnderfullv )0" :ll’:'
‘r. " , madn. Conrnltnlion and treat
' mvnt personally or by letter on
\ ; _ went mugs and all disehcs of men.
A, l 50ml for book. l'rlvalo omm
L’ll Gonrv street.
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ESTABLISHMENT.
BARTHROP & (30.. Props.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. Knla’onvirx
. ing,G|:anin,-.;, (- ..mg, and Carpet Laying
rompily anemic-u to. Term» n-auonalile. Sn: '.~
FIG ion guaranteed.
Carriage Painting a Specialty
gfliive use call.nnd vou will and ms prom].
and efficient.
1111 l Porn]: Innu- t’or Ilw’rovr
1:4 \\
City Meat Market.
CHOICE FRESH MEATS OF ALL
kinds. a: wholesale and retail;
_‘fl'>o Corm-d Beef Ind l'ork. Bologna
Sausages, "and (.‘lmese.6-lc .nlwnyv on hand.
Bishop's Clumacnm GLI Edie Bullet.
Home Cured Hams, Bacon and [cat lard.
Give in: a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Order! tndun and goodr delivered to all part: 0
the city.
To BISHOP & 00-.
Port Townsend, W. 'l‘.
”Next door to Custom Hon-m dw
.———-——_.__._
’ M k
People 3 9.1- at,
Cor. Wncund TaylorSlreets
% Port Townsend, Wash.
Thomas lackman,
Proprietor.
1 _—
3TH! vary but. quality at all kind:- of .\ient
} at wholesale Ind retail. Sauna", Head
‘Cllfit'n‘. Bolrwnu Saul-riser, elc.. ulwayr on hand.
‘H'Udaru drllwm-d m 11l hurt! ut the City.
Rooms to Rent. Apply
to E. Klinger §' 00.,
.Mc (Jul-(lg Blcl’fl.
Port Townsend
Rim
Geo. ‘V’. I)o\vns,
\qANVFACTL'RER 0!“ LUMBER. LATHS,
.L‘ nnd “chin-z Floonng nml Dressed Lum
lwrol‘ fl” (limen 10m.
Orders rccoivcd (or delivery In town or for
:himnenl. dgw
WASHIIBTOI
STEAMIOAT TRAISPBRTATIDI Gil.
Carrying the U. 8. Mail.
Pt Townsend, Seattle & Tacoma Route
j()NR OF THE W. s. a 'l‘. Cn‘eg a
3 steamers (Washington or Ed
l ith) “ill run dniiy (exce t Sande ) ‘ tween Porn
1 Townsend and 'l‘ucomnj‘mviug {’ort Townsenc
‘u l. r. m..md touching li. Port hmllow. l'on
’Gnnn no. Port Indium: and Seattle. Returning.
‘ieave 'l‘emmn dnily upon Arrive! of the inn.
‘ from Portland.
‘ Seattle-Wheteom Route.
l The steamer W. K. Menvln will leave
Seattle every Snndav. 'l‘uextday and Thursdn)
evening.” J o‘cloek. for \Vintoom calling at
Mnkllteo. 'l‘nlnlip. Coupoville. Onk linrbor. Ui
ulady. laconner. l‘ic'alfio. Anncortes. Gnomes
‘ Semibh. rnirhnven, Bel II when] and Sellomo.
Returning. will leave Wi-lntcom every Mendez:
Wednesday end Friday evenings, at 9 o’cloc
for Seattle. calling at intermediate points on the
way.
Seattle-Sling“ River Route.
The ammer ])nlsy will leave Seattle for
Singit River Ind way port- eve? Monday and
Thursday. retunnng Tuesdays an Fridays.
For freight Ind nmnxe apply at Rothschild a
Co's care on Qn my street. wharf. or or. board
the. beaten the same wharf.
dw-ti GEO. S. JACOBS. Sec‘v.
W WWW—'—
Olthebod
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Rheumatism
It a an established fact that Hood's 81.!!-
snpru-illa has'proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases of rheumatism. elect
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
in correcting the acidity o! the blood, which
is the cause 0! the disease, and puritying
and enriching the vital fluid.
It is certainly fair to me that what
Hood‘s Susapnrilla has done for others it
will do for you. Therelore, i! you suflcr
we pains and whee of rheumatism give
unis potent remedy 3. hi! trial.
A Positive Cure. .
"I was mubled very much with rnenm» l
(ism in my hips, ankles. and wrists. I
:ould hardly walk, and was confined to my
bed a. good deal of the time. Being rec
:mmended to try Hood's Sarsnparllln. I
nk (our bottles and am perfectly well.
laser-fully recommend Hood's Susaparllla
no at the best blood purifiers in the
;." W. F. WOOD, Bloomington, 111.
For Twenty Years
~ .20 been amicted with rhcumatlsm. Before
«3 i found no relief. but grow worse. 1 tlxcn
14,3111 taking Hood's Baruparilla, and it did
,ilt‘ morc anvil than all the other medicine 1
wur had." 11. ’l‘. 251.c0m. Shirley. Mass.
"1 suf‘. n-J tum “1.1.: 111.: doctors called
muscular rhcui.;::;;s‘x; . 1 l. ..l; Hood's Su
saparilla and 2m c:.::r; -. 4nd." J. V. A.
Pnovnroo'r. letter c:'_':; 7. ' ’:.;;:ago, 111.
We shall be glad to z i‘: he: 0: charge
to all who may desire, “bx-. 12; r :mtalningnmny
additional statements (-I r-nrcs Ly
Hood’s Sarsapanlia
Sold by all drngzists. 81; six for 85. mm
only by c. I. HOOD & 00., Lowell. Mus
-100 Does: One Dollar.
I 5
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GI'AR \NTIZI-‘Ji A PFNITXVE (‘l'!th FD)
. ('nmrrh.‘ ‘vlvi in lhv lh':l~l.”21\' Fc-ra-v . IHrO
Curl. (slurrlnl l‘vufr.~~< all“. For» Hum. 11.
.'lr-rr'r‘ til' wn‘o (if ms!“ :m-i qnnll; rnuznvri V
lift-1 rib-:0 and i:x:pi:-:i~;nn lvn-ul‘l_ vomiting J
{rum (_‘:x!:u'ri:. lizhy and p 9*: my! :0 rwl H.l
- and :1 run- i‘ \\:lrr":!t-ul In a};
”mt—ll‘“ $1 W'HMX: ill" In mail. S-ml for
"il'v u;:.r M h‘ lSll'l l INF; Ililllll'AL ('UH-
P_\_\'Y._()xn\illl-. (‘ul ,‘.-‘.; 1" r
KISTA .\IIIH .\Slb (‘_\’T» It (‘l'fltfi
For sun- hv Ju. l). \ l\'!\'l.l>:l'.. 51. ll , llruw'il“, '1
Agvnl (-f Pump-my. ‘
‘ Jumbo Jumbo. ;
Tn» Origizlnl _\ .-I'y,.- mu'm-m -; on}? :11
up in 1 HQ» I .~-- Mlifl .- l::. !. \.--:_ um! is :m ANIh ‘
hit» Mir» fc-i HM ~ m". l-m" ». =7.:11m1,~, . h .pw-O |
humiwnl M \Lin --ru vim-u, “'lli w.~it-x-;
rnx‘v‘ X! In! ix nl p'lw ‘\~l_ fur Ill" lll‘lJi‘m ‘
_-\l=l»*lil,x- Um'np-LI. 'l7. 1 win: II -r 'b..\_ Fur-:21 L
hyvhi l). .\il‘.E{!,.‘.l:. .\IV D. D..2::i~1. Agrn‘. n'
Conumm.
Wal y w 0
1‘ 03 Drum.
HOUSE and LOT
‘7 -»" $1,500.
In ”-0 lam-r 1+)! Ll" luvs. .\pp _\' In Hm
AHHI s AGI-LM‘Y.
.‘k.i‘ . ~‘_'.r (7- .
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CUBES ALL HUMORS,
from a common Blotch, or Eruption,
to the worst Scrolllln. Salt-rheum,
“Fever-sores,” Scaly or Bough skin,
in short. all dismay: caused by bud blood are
conquered by this powerful. purifying. and
invigorating medicine. Great Eating lil
cers mriuly hull under its benign influence.
Especial my has it manifested its potemg in
curing otter, Rose Bash Bails, ar
bnnclcs, Sore Eyes? Scroll-lou- Sores
and swellinfis, ll fiuloint Disease,
“'hite Swell ups, ‘oltre, or Thick
Neck and Enlarged Glands. Send ten
cents in stampede: a. large troutisc. with col
ored plates. on, Skin Dmcwsi, or the same
amount foratrontise 0n Sci-om cusAlrections.
“THE BLOOD l 8 ‘ THE LIFE.”
Thorough) clmnae it I)? using Dr. Pierce,-
Golden fiedical D scovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin buoyant spir
its, vital strength, and soundness o!
constitution, will be 06wath
CONSUMPTION,
which is Scroinionl Disease of the
Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested
and cured by this God-given remedy. if taken
before the lust smmof tho disease are reached.
From its wonderful power over this wmblfi
fatal disease. when first oflcring the now 0e
‘ ebruted remedy to the Pubho. Dr. PIERCE
“bought seriously of ca] ing It his “Con
‘ sumptlou Cure,” but abandoned that name
3 as too limited for a. medicine which, from its
1 wonderful combination of tonig or stmnmen
\ ing. altt-mtive. or blood-clennsmg. ant“) us. 1
1 pcctomlmnd nutritive properties. is unequaled. ‘
not only as a. remedy ;or consumption 01 the 1
lungs. but. for all . ‘
‘ or Till:
I war, on ,aml ungs.
[lf you feel dull. drowsy. debilitated. have
‘ saliow color of skin. or yo lowiah-brown [sl3
on face or body. irequcnt, headache or d i
‘ nesa bad taste in mouth. Internal heat or chili?
alternating with hot. flashcsinlow spirits an
gloomy bombodlngs. irrcgu r afpetite. and
rental tonfiic. you are sulfa-ring mm Indi
gestion yspcpgia, and Torpid Liver.
or “Billousuefim” In many cast-s only
part of these symptoms are exlix-rimm-d. As
a remedy for all such cases. r. Pierce’l
Gordon Medical Discovery has no
c u .
(l‘or Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood,
Shortness ol roath, roncllitisa
Severe Coughs, Consumption, an
kindred infections. it is a. sow-reign remedy.
Send ton coma in mum‘s tor r. Pierce'a
book onConsumptiou. 80 d. by Drugghu
PRICE 100 °" “3’“ '' “s
I . FOB 6-00.
Hull’s Dispensary loilcal Association.
Proprietors. 663 Main St. BUHADO. N. Y.
o 9
fl Qovoo Q LITTLE
-- 6 8““ mm
“a 0 “v Sign
_ _ 9&9 B PILLS.
ANTI-BRIO“ and CAM“?-
Sold by Draggilts. 2': cents a val.
is altered by the Wars
of Dr. Sage's Gourd: medy
iotamseotcatnrrhwhldithey
mnnot cum.
- it you haveedischugo from
the nwe. oflensive or other
wmpqrdnllo-oilmele
”W“E'”3SL‘“4EE
«I presume in head. you ve Ca .
and: of cases terminate in consumption.
Dr. Sage's (Mu-A nan ltmnr cures the
mo! Catarrh “cold In the I!
and Will! headache. 60 cent].
DEBILITATED MEN.
Youmallowedafioch-ial nu d on!»
mécbrsh Dye’a Colfbfiitedqrvol‘g‘ulggt with
8 “SO I I-II or O
roller and ”‘s“an Cling “We! new
of Vitality and Haywood. and ail kindred um
Also roi- nun: other dim Computemarz
”on to Heal! . Vigor and Mnnbood
0 risk h Incurred. lllustnu-d mm...“
m mulled (no. In adore-u ‘ L
VOL-rue mam 00., M. 1
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OUREB
lcietice. Scretchee. (tantrum
Lmbago, 81mins. Eunice,
Bhouxnetim. Btu-aim, Eruptions,
Burns. Stitches, Hoof Ail.
Beside, Stin'Jointa. Screw
tinge. Beekeeho. Worms,
lites, Gulls. Swine).
amine. Saree, Beadle can.
Bunions, Spevin Piles.
Corns. Creeks.
THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY
accomplishes tor everybody exectly whet hemmed
(or is. One or the reason: to: the gran popnlerityot
nae unsung Unlment is found in it! univeml
app] lcabllley. Everybody need- euch a medicine.
The LII-Iberian: needs it in case or eocideng
The Housewife needs it. (or genenirnmily me.
The Gauntlet needs it {or his mend his men.
The Mechanic needs ii :Iqu on NI welt
bench.
The Miner neode it. in one of emergency.
The l'ir- rccrneedeit—cen’tmuonzmt it.
Tho; -.\-:-need.l itmhuhomnnmu.
and l.’ ;. .xrd.
Thl; ... ..;bont men or the But-u: need.-
lt in linuxll euvply almlnduhol’o.
The Hone-fueler needs lip-it ie hie be“
friend and lete“ reliance.
The Sleek-grower need- it-it will save him
(nomination-n nude wonder trouble,
The hilt-cu! nun need: it end will need it IO
longuhieiile iee round decadent-nausea.
The Backwoods-Inn needeit. mummi
ing like is es en antidote for the denser-e to life.
limb end contort which surround the pioneer.
The Merci-n: need- i: shout hie mm:
hie employees Accideate will happen. Ind when
“come the luau Human: hm “once.
Keeps Beetle in the Belle. ‘11: the mo!
economy.
Keep IBonle in the Beau-y. lain-ream
ueineueofeocidentnvee peinendioeeotm
Keep a Beul- Liven in the smile to:
11. when weanl- _
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119 01’ 8‘ GI 1(‘1110‘
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Wonderful “SHI‘SfIBIdH RBMBdieS
Have made complete cures of difiicult cases of Liver and Kiduuy tl'uubicte
Rectal Ulcers. Fistulas, Blood l’msomng. H 11) Disease, Heredit
nry Blood Tami, Eczema and Skin Diseases generally.
Send For Circulars describing h~- cures nf .\[ARGIE llul'l-1,A,‘~ «--.:.l 1:; i.. 15.. ...;
ruse st scroiulu In California): FRANK CASS”)Y.Of l'emlnmn: ’i‘ilim .\ii A's-.HZ ux‘ M:- i, , n.
15 mt: “LBJ-13111.0! Lincoln. l'lan-r coume: REV. J. 'r. llL'l- F, m‘ 'l' m.l Sui... ... n. ..M
JAMES MCCORMICK. ViCP-l'msident BIIH n [it'd-lung: W YV. .\XUH'IUB. lirnu. .\. ..n-m; '.\ _ .\.
DUANE. Surum mo: JOHN DRISCOLL. l'ninn imn “'m‘l;~. >:.:-"i'mu.i ,; 313:\.11!.\1:3 L.
GOUIHHDUE. MRS. (‘HARLUTTE A. GILBERT. MKS. .\HJIX. .\!|..\. :1. H. H.\|:l.l\l.'|'< L‘.‘ d“
of mm Francisru: MRS .\l. A. ADAMS. MRS. L. P. ANDI‘ZILNUN. hf .\r rum ‘xfiw.
References by Perm|ssion--MRS. SARAH B. (‘UUI-Ijli, \il:.~. « HA». l.i'.‘£. i’lml‘. [II-,N.
MAX. HUN IRA G. HUl'l‘T. A. I). ('AIKYILL. UIJVEI: HINIJZY. l.l§\\‘2> l‘. >.\h!2, \u; 1‘ A“.
iciscn: F. (i. \\'.\’l‘EKllUl'-‘E. I. .\. I'I'SUN. s.!Crullll'lfl“. 'l‘. 11. ILUII'iJL z,:~ nil: >33: Lv .35
SIDY. l‘culuma Argus; W. A. DEAN. Sam ancism ('lbl'rnvla'h.
SARSFIEI.D‘S REMEDY X'VR THE BLOODY—A 24pm ‘ru fur 3!”! :111- ~ :.|:‘i::v 31.... -h— -z inn...
ggLiwr, Kidne s. Cnustipminn. Malaria. “load l'uimn'n '. T‘I'I‘J‘JJ. 5:". LL. um. ;,n-| twain»?
-fficnmiug from Blood Impurities.
PRICE. $1 per Bott] c.
SARSFXELIYS CHRONIC I'LL‘I'LR SALVE fnrlhrw‘un- of Fin!” ‘1" l I.r:~ :lv d N '--: 4x . a. I \
dorcripiion: Eczema, Piles. Varicose [flu-rs, inflmuuutnr} >\\.-..:n_‘ :i: Ii ““2” I“). :m 2 ‘ll].
eralh'.
PRICE, $1 and 500 per box, :1 «mun: In :x...
SARSFIELI)’S REMEDY FUR DIPHTHERIA AN!) rViiHuALV- .\ mum; I» m :, :...,,.
t‘mup, Slirc 'l‘hroul, Mlum», und 1..fl-.xn:n:fitinn of liml 111-:1 null LIJI, ».
PRICE. $1 and 800 per 1301:. ...-....ggg : :u m..
'l‘eslimouy of new. 'l‘. J. flu".
'l'l nn .1 ."l .\‘Ai-'.\. l'x~ ','"11..\11.2.27,i\‘
Tu "THE Smsmmn Ram-mum (‘n.“-—I mm! anm uuinr—:- : an .I‘-. lh‘yxmun .;.; .; 5”“
dr‘siroui that 1113' indnbo'lmnl shall he pl »(-(-d u !u-r(- it wzl: (L- H." I n»! ‘_-(u l 1 u.- ~..:'|-:1: 4 la .2 xx)
ily. Hun: had a huxmy u-zpcrin-nu‘ in cumwciion wiih :h-w .'v' n":» ‘ \2 :.- :. iivd I \- .» .w: “-4
lo tn them my friendsxlxouuht I walk! I 20! m 0 ”mm m.. m‘n-. .‘n .. l i‘. \l', AI ‘1 in' 13;]
weigh 2h} pounds: um s'nvnzn-rund in both-r hunllh Ii anl lunn Ii '-- inn-in _\-. :~. 11... i 1}“!
many duclnrs and runny min-r noun-divs. :un: ml Mu! IzJI-«i x .i.: , 3 :; .'. i ' r .:‘ Lid
pmvulence that be In! me In you and yuxzr \wn-i r'n: rumwi ,-~, I ~" : l. '.x;:' n 1:: . i. 11.. “"5
sml'ering from B 00d l'uL-mning of any dew rip:inn :0 try .\n:a~:.. 1..‘~ :’~ ' .-I!_\' . ,r I}. :‘z..1_....1m,
Ulcer Salve.
since lhe mtnnirhin: change it ha; wrouzhl in my wmm ii :1 1 lum- u .114 .~>~ .1 Lhr: ':.l ‘1 n!
the rvmmlies upon other-I. and il has given nm In»! uf >l!i~f'l 'II' n.
Wishing [ha Sarsfield lh‘mrdius CQ. FIK'CCS‘ romuivnsur..:c “1.2. Hm uni! n.‘ il.-~n' ro-mmjm,
1 am, mm.- lruly, um. J. 'l'. HL'FP. '
Relcr to Rev. Dr. l-‘rml, Sacramento.
——-M:\.\'I'I“ACTCRED BY THE——
SARSF IELD REMED.:.S (31)..
I IS EDDY S'u'REET, SAN FRAfz'CISCO-
J. D. MINKLER. M.‘D., AUBKT. ~ - l'ori 'l'mvu-u-m), \\ . ’l‘,
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mutnndim ,Ongnxmqutgrm/{y (I ‘. r- "1 {:‘6352'321b45-52; 1' ‘5..3? ' ‘
PROF ’wombmwlntmx “m ." “« ‘-—’~"'~\"""i’?ti- Vl‘ 114‘
yflflms'v SEu'Hfi helm, b, Mugazzrg; ”in ‘22:” ‘3,“le M :41 .15“ ‘a_ :
WEE-131;. for Neréc',‘ PASTILL EQ\’-:, {39552332. 73 Emélfyagcmi. '11:: Ja.‘ Emmi.»
““10md'MenWt‘ax1W“D‘;b”irr.ur11': ‘‘. ‘QV’ 45531—353“? 5“-":"si-:s;:~;’ii““'ér"7:{"
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Wm“ hm“ d “comm, Yéfllrs m E-snt‘VTT; v’Aéfl—i'f‘fi’ m 5; 53,53» (Angina. .1; “3:1.“
ham, “2%.?" ummsagn me :3? w—Jxau» x : 1:57 Mr:
‘nbo °M°P¥mm Wand vfluagmpn‘b’. ‘Lf‘f '_ {._._.,_,,~~'«5 H, it; »_ f' , ; “163”“. By 1‘;
“amen ‘3 by Indian them-In, “."NYK-übnx .. ‘ b,,“'—A~;‘; ,_ ’“a th— -..-- "-I d. -' “'7‘ 115- .' 4
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£85035“: 41'3L1XIE1‘"; u: g “king: 3") '-. ‘., 7_ V .13, -'r; 3‘“ n: n -
can have 6‘ Jr" galfl‘ 'Tu‘fi'i’r- *“ ""“‘ ~'-‘—l
REF. v-._ . __-'s 55;, 4, 7' " \->'_: H . "
"’*‘l’.'ic--x , "’“llzw- -n" FOLEY—
-- :.;~>;:~.,_, “"‘—-I& u.
. .uflu-j, 1*" UIBJQ‘
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Northern Pacific Railr’d
VIA Till-2
Cascade Dwzszon, nmlcmg
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It the bhortcst, Beat
and Qurwlccst.
The Dining (.'nr lino. The Direct Home. No
Delays F;x.~'v.~t Trnins. Tit kt-lx- sold to
all Prominent. l'uinls Through
out tho- East and
Southeast
Through i’ullxnun Drawing Room Skinning Curb
'l‘o East liuumi l‘usm-ngeru:
Be careful and do not make a mistake. but he
tire to lake the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Through Emixmnt filer-pin: ('nr: run on regu
lur 0.: new trains length of the line. Berth:
rm. £o\\L'>'l rates. Quit-Lest time.
Gen:ral Ciiite oi the Company. N 0.2 “ash-
Ingion Street, Portland, Oregon
A. D. CIIAIILTt-N.
Gen‘l Westvm i‘bwanger 1;;L.
Wit. 11. errLasrzr. l‘ickct Agent.
Port Townsend. “mu. Terr.
31‘2”"? & I,,*,“Jq
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HEALTH. " -Ia ASE.
Le mama’s Golden lain-I so. I . (tum
Chancres. first and second rugs: Sores on the
Leg: and Body; Sore line For. Nowhere.
Copper-colored Blotchea. Syph litlc Catnrrn.
diseased Salmand all primary forms of th(
disease known as syphilis. Price 85.0“
per Bottle.
l-e “khlu‘n Golden Blun- No A t nru
Tertiary. Mercurial Syrhilllic Rheumatism.
l’lina in the Bones. P: In in the "end. hack
of the neck, (”curated Sore Throat. Syphilitit
Rush, Lump: and contracted Cords, Stttlnoas
of the Limbs. and endicatm all dimmer from
the system, whether roused by lndisctetion or
abuse of Mercury. leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price 05.00 per Rollie.
Le Ric au‘s Golde- Sél-nlua A 306.“ to:
the cure of Gonorrhea. leot. Irritation vaei
ind all Urinary or Genital dinmngementg
Price. 82.50 per Bottle.
la- llicln-‘n Golde- h’milh Injection.
for severe cases of Gonorrl-usn, Inflammatory
Gleet. Strictnrea. 81c. Price, 01.50 per
Bottle.
le Rich-I‘- Golden ointment for tho 9!:
(active healing of Syphilitic Sores. and ernp- ;
tione. Price. OI.” rr Box.
In lichau’u Golden r us. Nerve and Brain
treatment; loss of physical pouchexcesa or
over-work. Prostntlcn, etc. Price, 83.00
per Box.
Tonic and Nervine.
Sent everywhere. C. 0. D..lecnrely packed.
per express
C. I". RICHARDS & 00.. Axe-In.
427 a: 429 Ssneome st., (.‘or. Cl-y
San ancisco, Cal
B'CIRCULAR IAILED FRI-:8.
Nouce for Public ..txon.
Umm Surls LAND Onion.
Scottie. W. ’13.. December :0. 1&7. ‘
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act 0 Confront! Ipptoi‘ed
Juno 3, 1878. entitled “An Act ‘or the sale at
Timber Lands in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada. and Washington Territory." Jane C.
Debut: at Port Discovery. County of Jeflcmn.
sure (or Tcrritong or Washington. [in this do
tiled in this otllce is sworn statement, No. smg,
tor the purchase of the horthweu X or North
east 3‘ of Section No. 83. in Township No. a. N.
Range No. 1 West, Ind will offer proof to thaw
that the land sought. in more valuable for us
timber or stone than {or ngricultnrtl bur ,
Ind to establish her claim to aid and films
the Register and Receiver of this once It Beat
tle. King Co . W. T., on Wednesday the Nth dny
or him .1838.
She names its Miner-sea:
cmtainrrg Delanty of Port Discovery. Jefl'crson
o , . .
Columbus Pitts, 01 Port Discovery. Jam-mon
UO. W. T.
wJorhn Monroe of Port Discovery, Jeil'oreon 00..
Iwnérry Meek of Port Discovery. Jcflerson Co..
Any ind nllrraone claiming ndversely the
abovedescrlbe lands are requested to file their
claims in thin office on or before uid lixh any or
March. 1583.
JOHN Y. OS‘I‘RANDER, l
dilwlow “but. i
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have adopted a privutfl addross, undo: whioh a
Eackagce are forwarded. and which will b.
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GALIFUIIIA mun “n
JOHN ROCK, Mr. Nun. ...;