YOL. vru SEATTLE, \VASHINGTON TERRITORY, l\IONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1880. 43.

~ttgd Jottud ~i~tmtdl. \ Administrator's Sale. l...oglc or Jllslol'y. hia one principle of political action is to the public breast and throttle it of its iO with those who will do mAst, OT lead voice, in order that they m1ght establish ~OTI C' J·: is hcre!Jy ;:-lven that in pursunuee The Silver Clill Prospect is a small Colo­ Published every Monday morning uy uf an Order of tlw Prohatc Co nrt of KHI~ him to think they will do most, to acl-.. a permanent government for their politi .. r!ldn newspaper, but its editor IS a mau t.;uuuty, Wa s btu~tuu T<' rrH,.•ry, made on the vance hie interest. He lias 111 eye to the cal master and themselves. Tiley were :!•Hh tlay of July, I S~, in t he !Hiltter of the who evidently rememhrrs ud thinks.­ BERIAH BROWN· past, but " much sharper eye te the fu­ mad with apoll nod drunk wiU1 arro IEst:tte of .John H. Hyau, rl oc<':t>eell at pub he auct1on , to the ln~h es t bidder, on the patrioti~m t\nd love of country in vance. parties, and be will go hither a11d th1ther what a great extent they were u!lmasking Satnrdfl!J, iltc .ttlt dtt?f of St•plcmkr, 1880. America rests with the Republican }>ar­ accordmg 11 bia confidence i11 gained at themselves until it was too late. nt 10 u'cloclr, a. m., ty;llnd he 111nts out in this way: ·- - a moment. He is most roepicious of Was ever sucn a s1~ht 1 Their leader, In front of the Heal EstMte otlice of :\laekin­ If the Republican party furnished the Official Directory. t••"h .\: Hooves, Cc01·ncr vf :\lill :tnd Cummcr­ those whu haYo heretofore formeu the with his private wire, most b!ind aad eh•l >trccts. in t.hc City of :seattle, in said King tiYe million partiots whe Jonght ftlr tl1' KI~G COuNT\". cou1ny, ·all tlwsc <·ertuin Juts, pi eces uucl par­ controUing element in Southern society mad of all, harl waded in to his fate from preserntion of the Unioh let our coutem­ R S. GREE:-i'E .•...•• Jnd~co rDi>tri ctCo nrt cd s nf )ami lyin;: mul l.toin!-( in the said City and politics. As a rulo they move in a primary declaration that he would I.e TllOMAS BUltKF...... Prob11.te Jnd)!c of S~attlC, lmuWII IUid tl esi,_: natcd 3S fo!l.,,-s, })Orary produce tlie fig ures from the record · ~l -wit: Lut;-; numhcrcd One (1), Two ( :.! ). maas, thus giyiog an ilhtstration ot "the cept a unminatioll only if unanimously to provp it. Let it name t11e Republicans J . EW~8 V. WYCKOFF. ••.• ••.•.•• •• . S bt~ ritr Thrc<' (l) ~net Four (-!), in Block numbered unanimity of ignorance." presented upon him, and, after a six:day ~I. S. BOO"! H ....••••. . . •• . •••.•.. .. Auditor Thirty-three(::!:)), iu A. A. iJ;:uny's Addition among the men who led the solid rank& 5. But finally, as a class, they are in fight, died With his jaw upon the uit at 0. D. lULL ...... •. ...•• ...... Tre:t6 nrcr t.u Bell .\: llcnuy"s plat of tlw town (li(JW cit~·) of Seattle. of the l:nion legion 11gainst tlle· euemy. II. F. WHITWORTH ...... sur .. eyor character weak aud ignorant, and hence 300. TE IDJ~ .\sn CO:a le. Deed mad e to purcha er on ciety. Hence they must be edtlcated. country took fire, or, to use our American pllymcnt of purclt:l,c money. Deed ut ex­ have mentioncrl that among those Deug­ pense of pnr<' hn>er. phrase, ''got mad." At the same moment ern· OF SEATTLE. las Democrats were such distinguished D••t ctl August :!d, 1880. Moa•e llanceek llecralas. a panic sc1zed the brnYes who hnd been L. P. S ~IITJI ••. • • -· . • •••..••••. .• •••• :\lttyor JWK~ S. OSBOH~F.. soldiera as General Grant, Sherman, l\lc­ Administrator of the 1<:st:1tc of Johu H. H~·nn, forbidding honest wen to speak. The E. S. OsliOitS Y. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clerk tleeca,;ctl. ilS...! Ciellen, Duel, Halleck, Hosccrans, Hook­ Mr. Wm. 1\I. H-all, of Stanferd, Ct., h&~ I. :\f. HALr •..•• . .. •. •• . . .•• •• City Attorney siege of liberty was raised by the lifting The :~ho\·e sale is ndjourned until S:tturdny er, Logan, Hancock, Porter, Franklin. received the following letter from George l.. /). McLnu: l ...... •.•...••••.... Trcasurcr the II th ix, Couch, Slocum, Wilkes, elated Paris, .July 18. 1880 : F. SEmELL •.•••. Harbor Master and A s1c~sor o"clock a. 111. endcnored to make the best of their dis­ E. S. OSBORNE, lh· DEAR IIAJ.L; I h:~ve been away for .J. Jl. :llc:G tt.r 9( the Est:1te of John H. R.rnn, Corcoran, lllea!!her, Bartlett, Drow11, & week, nod your last letter has lain un' Cl'fY C'OL. S C II.~I f:S . D~-., eao;e(l. ·t~-lw ~ the people now hacil taken the bit, 'llld Blair, Shields, E"iDg, Lyons, Leib, Pal• 11nswered so long that I must j Jmp 1ts U. )[. Rasiu, Ceo. W . Stctleased me, because his name GERMAN MILK BREAD, moment the election of any Delllocmtic PIC.OFES!IOIO~ .~I. t.:.~UnS. memory. Will our contemp@rRTy rose upen the collapse of horrid specter plea~ a cawlidate who might be namtd at Cin trot out the names ot twe Lincolcl Re. which l1nd frightened the countiy to its cinnati was cert;lin. C. D. EMERY, -AT- publicans who took th~ field in '01 &I very mnrrew; but Hancock fills the bill­ But the best man 1vas chosen, nnd I ~a.un.s.el a.l- at ;Lq.w.., leadcra in the fight, and will it please an honest soldier who knows nothing b;>t rejoice in his selection. I do not predict PIPERS' BAKERY. name the fights they won ? It was a his duty, and will be sure to leave the 1mything, but, I believe Gen. Hancock SE.'..TTLE. W. T. Douglas DemocrAt that carried the forti· people, unhampered hy "politica," to will be invited te the White HouEe, in t\ Office in DISI'ATCH Building. 31-3m* Chicago Market, fic11tion of Donaldson. It was n Douglas their own tree will. That is the true large part uy the very same patriotic men Democrat that won the field of Gettys- theory of the Presider.ttal institution. who sent honest Abraham Lincoln there W. H. WHITE, FRO_Y1' S l'. SE.A l'TLE. burg. It was a Douglas Democrat that I hnye been hankering to vote the for two terms. I shall take great ple&s led the Ticorious Union host at Antietam. Democratic ticket for flVer ten years, be­ :fl.tic.l-ru_g.-at-:La-m. Fresh and Salt Meats . ure in casting my vote for him it\ n man It was a Douglas Democrat that won the cause it is a fixed principle with 111e that without stain nnrl equal to the Preiident SEATTLE, W. T. ALWAYS OX HAJ.~D . red fields of Frederickslmrg, Chancellors... no party whatever is fit to wield the Gov­ inl station. For that pm pose I will be Offi ce on the eo rn er of Front an ti :Madison ville the Wi1derne~11 Spotisvlvania Coal ernment, its army, and its purse coosec­ Streets, up-stairs. Farm Produce Bougltt and Sold. fauncl at the polls 111 New York at the ------Harl:er, imd Petersbt~rg. It-wal' a Doug- utively for onr teo year11 ; certainly not election next November. GEo. Wn.KES. tas Democrat th11t plr.nted~..;,i.nrs - nnd-1 for twenty. Parties, like certa~n dish~S· -----· Dr. E. L. SMITJ:I. ONRU.M & OLSTAD. -- ~ stripes over Vick~oburg. It was a Dou:.. need to be turned over once IDa wh1le • How Il' FE.F.LS 1'0 DROWN.-When I OFFICE-- Colman'S Building, cor. Mill Ins Democrat that drove the rebel hordes to suit the public pa!ate, nay, the public and Commercial Streets. MADDOCKS~ ~ave up all hope in the water I did no _ M. R. from Nasl1ville. It wns a Douglas Demo- health, and Heaven knows our gorged suffer one pang of rem·lrse about my past Ott!.ee hour>, 2 to:; 1'. >o(. crat lerl the boys in blue through the l•ell and loathing country needs a change at Residence co rn er ~I ill aud Com mercial Sts. seattle Drug Store, life. I have a!lt"nys been tolrl t.hat whe1 ::oF.ATTLE, W. T. of battle up the sides of J,ookout moun- present. Bnt the manngen1ent of the a man is drowning all his past lile comes 0. JACOBS, tain and planted hia victorious b11nner Demecratic Party hns been so incompa· before him and he suffers horrors of cou DRUGS AND CHEMICAL~, above the clouds. U was a DnuiT)as tentforthelasttenyears,aocoufounded science. It was not so with me., I fottrutairs. Republican party was strong enough in surely c:mnot clamor with success about future world, and I felt the S!UHe feeling OCCIDEN,.rAL 1800 to wipe out t!1e lJcmocrats, that th11 the :Mrs. Surratt performance of Han .. of shyness nnd dread come ovJ!. me tha facts do not bear you out in the statement. cock's bounden dut.y. That neceasary a. G. ST!lt:\"f:. .J. C. Il.\\1" E"- JOIIS I.EAitT . I-IOTEL, I fdt so often, and never could conquer STRUVE, LEARY $c HAINES; 1\lr. Lincoln r11ceivecl but a very httle tr~>gedy bas ueen sufficently diicom-eed by when I was outside a drawing-room dgo over a tlurd of the popul:lr vote at that applaud in~ stalwarts; has nlways proved :fl:Li.a.l-n.e.!jA. -at-$tLW. . S.E.:12 2 .L.E, Jr. 2. and about to be ushered int,, the presence -· time. There were two Democratic tickets to be one of the mQst telling appeals to SEATTLE, W. T. Qf a crowd of ladies and men. I have Board and Lodging at nioatriotism during the lnst been asked if I never thQught about the Oflice on Commerci:;l street, n"arly oppo­ ~ite theotlice formerly occupied by )l c ~au :; ht rates. divided between them. The combined four Prc~idcmtial campaigns; aud I am sharks winch infest the place. I am ,\: Le~ry. Thi:; is the Largest Hotel Xorth of San party vote llt that time weuld have left much mistaken in my estimate of humlln thankful to say that never entered my Francisco, and is l'irs t·Cias~ in :til respects. 1\Ir. Lincoln almost ns far behind as Grea~ nature if the same paillful incident, with bead. If I had remembered them I feel Free Coach to and trom Houiie. Icy was left ~y Grant in '72. 1\lr. Lince In an honest but sorrowful soldier as 1ts sure I should have gone down like a McNAUGHT BROS. JOHN COLLI~S & co., Proprietors. • was a minority President by a large per central figure, does not again powerfully stone.-PhiladelpJ,ia Times. ) cent. influence the unpolitical portion of the :flita. l-ne~4. -at- ;Law... \ Bow down your head, ye hnu ~fhty clam, American }leapI e. • DESTRt;CTIUII.rTY OF !I DIAN BONES. ~c;:-ro Clauracter in alae So111h. ;-. SEATTLE, W. T. And o.nte:·s, say your prayer, An instance of the readiucsi with wl.:icl I know Hancock, and I like him. He /. C,ffi ce on First Floor in Colman's Brick The mouth has com e the "R" is in, Dr. Ruffner, the School Superintendent is a man of sounu abihty, 1md Will we11r th11 human bones disappear is shown in . Block. Entrance ou C.:.mmcreial Street. You're on the bill of fare- of Vir~inia, in a cucular to the National '1\"ell; and though, as you know, I never the fact that the IDutch G0vernment in L'i EYE It'£ STYLE AT TilE Board of Education, reports .of the ne­ fancierl West Point much, I must bear 1853 rlrained oft" the great Haurlem l:~kc , BERIAH BROWN, Jr. gro that after studyivg him in every it this important testimuny : Throughout on which there had been many ship :f/:ita.l-neg-at-,!1a w .. , SADDLE ROCK phase ef life nnd character !1e can only the war, on bot_h sides, not one ot the wreck! and naYal fi~ht s, and where thon come to the conclusion t"dat he is an regular brand was known to steal. sands· had found a watery grave. The SNOHO.mSII, W. T. RESTAURANT. "eni:::ma." and Ia is 1111pression of his * * * I was nlwnya of the opinion, canals nnd trenches dug to a consi.derablc CO:I!.II::I!.II:ERCIAL STREET, spirit anDERSOS. ce~nt.rols bit daily life more than formerly. fer a change. We have Belin that mys or two wrecke.l veisels alone re,.rdcd Commercial St. opp. Opera House, 2. The aegro increasingly craves tdu· ter1eus public. sense lately work in Eng­ the efforts and researcbcii of the curiosity Headquarte116 for FLYNN & ANDERSON. catian, and makes fully ns great sacrifices lancl. But beyond the impulse of thi11 hunters. Here, a.a iu cavern deposits and I· Miners Bound for the Ska[it. to send his children to schogl as th" la- slew nnd steady revolution against the rinr gravels generally, works of ar ~ bormg classes of white. Republican party, and transcinding the alone furni&lled evidence ot the existence The best brands of Be•n and ADELPHI 3. The civilization of the race is pro... Cigars alwaya en hand. force of all other causes put together, of mail,· even bbougb no pa1 t af the de A finely finished Club-Room in the renr for SALOON· . greasiug, and even faster than bia thought­ came in the nick of time the nudacieus llOSit COUld be more than a00 years oJ ~) , patrons. Give us a call, we solicit, your patro· ful friends anticipated. nttampt of a set of political highway­ as the lake was fo1·med by an inundatiea unge. EVERSHA.M & JJLLLON. Opposite Yesler's Hal1, Seattle: 4. The negro is fand of politics, and men at Chicago to plant their knees upon tom~rd the end of the_si:.teentlJ century. ( \ • t a 4 lli""pattll fade. I did not learn her name nor '.the Village Postoftice. Wit and Humor. Peace in C ·ba. ,..,Itt oll'fUI ~ ~ • she mine, 1111 I fully intellderl to see her ======- in the morning; but I missed her in the Half an hour before the arrival of the Bad buy words-" Charge it to me.'' For some time there ~as been no ac· hnrry and confusion. Jaily mail they begin to come in-the Sightless individuals should avoid SEATILE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. tive insurrection in Cuba and peace is "'rhat was a ,ye~r ago. I Lave seen merchant who expects a letter-the liquor. It is very easy to get blind supposed to reign in a parts of the l.er just once sizace. She was on the blacksmith who think!! he may poasi­ drunk. "ever faithful isle.'' ~ Aibany train. I left the car for a mo- bly gE.t one-the carpenter wlta hasD't The Rf>li:tble Girl. A sensitive reporter is the wrong man But private information' has coine to went, :~nd wutn I retnrnell she Lad dis- bad one for a year, but who still lives in the right place.-[Hackensack Re- us respecting the conditi .n of the is­ <>E · · ~':~'IAM. Iapp• ared-iut like tl.t e meteors- 1 almost as well look for a nee ella in. a lette_r dtrected JD a cramped, old- nearly the whole congregation. A physician, born in Cuba, · but fro~ Loot" ar~ tll~ t. iu ;•, , ~ ~t ·H pby. . . . haystack, to usc homely expression, fashwned hand. 0 ne can s_ee by _the 11 1 A little girl in church, after the con- I boyhood a resident of the United States, 'J'lton"h ke ~ u be her wit aiHl her gentu,, to ('arch for woman with no bet- way he looks from tue letter to the J 1- T hey're tlull hy the lte11veuly goodne•s ! uot a stranger?" ~elled , t? go mto the " general ~e- Wbtcb agrees best with br1ck and . lowed to communicate with the Ameri­ f t ho IJ ! ssed, r e li~ l>b ~ ill. .. Whv Belle Hunter when did you hvery stlently argues that the heavter brown etone, a brunette or a uloude? "Jcan Con:ml or with his fa mily. and was get back "l" ' th~ mail-bag the more chan~ e be J:as of' A Southwestern editor, ~>pc,.king of ?blisod "to leP._ve the la~ter .bshin~ i..n Le' otlterf, tbeu, ~i n;; u f tlu:: ir buautietl', "T.'tst week· ann ns I am sufferio,. be1ng fav•ned. Just at thti' particular 8 I ·wnu fo rms ttlat arc rl\ro aud di..-iut.•; large antl fat conte.m_porary. remarked tg_noranc<> of hill fate until he ~ould con­ from a slight t',;othach<> you see I wa~ moment the postmaster is " a bigger that if aH flesh were grass, he mast be tnve some means of_ send1ng tl!em .,~ •b e!r wi b:, with bright crown -3 on tbct r fc>rc- compelled to mako you'an early call." man than ole Gr.mt," or old anybody a load of hay. "I expect 1 am," said I~or~.. A le_ss d1st~ess 1 ng but eq0:ally b~ ad ~, ·• You are very welcome, though _I el_se, and_ tf he does n,ot _feel, a_t least the fat man, "from the way the donkeys s1gmficant Illustra,.IO_n of the bttter 1.'U t glitte r lil.: e gen1 s ftvru ti.Ju m in e: am sorry fur vuur tooth. Step th1s muety·nme per cent o. hts offictaltm­ are nibbling at me.'' tyranny of the Spanish rule has ~lso I ue v~r will yield to t:tei r l~tldtu t;d, way, please." · portu.nce it is becans~ he has to stop , . . . i come to our knowledge. An Amer1can Though at m .o Lh ~ ir wockinga th ~ y hnrl; 'l'he next momeut I was being intro no1~· and then to dempher the snper- ~he ray brtdg~ ts to be rebmH. · Indy well known to the reading public H ut <·\'cr 1' J1 pui•e tl.tu true beart eJ, lluced- c mltl I believe my senses?- scnptwn of a letter. . . Bndget ~u~s that tt should ha_ve a good desired to send a few fashion papers The l.>les~ e d, r e!hli.Ji e girl. to the "will 0 • the wisp" of my sum- Art e~ what ~eems an mtermmahle d.e- draw: to 1~ m order _to _make ~t strong. and patterns to some friends living on mer drouru! lay the wiudow is opened and u gel!eral She ts eVJdently thmkmg of ner favor- a 1>lantatiou not far from Havantl. but She ~:s:tenclcd her small white hantl rush is made, and in ten minutes t.he ite be>er~ge, which is always to b e found on applying to the purser of one of the How \\" e ]\I(•t. uuJ emiled 1\S she g"ve we 11 ~lance only })er_sou left _caut.ionsly approaches on the kttcben stove. j Havana steamers to forward them for MAl\Y 1,y n&E~T W'O OD. Jrom her ulonous dark Gyes. I took the wmaow and mqu1res: Governess (to small boy): "Benny, her, she ~a_s told it w..1s impossible to her hand u~d JltesseLl it with more than "Any thing for any of us ?" I shall kee•) you in if you r1on 't let1rn comply w1tn her req nest, as. there was I l!ad been traveing all summer as usual' \numlh, while I said: "~o~hing, " is the reply as the letters your Iesso~ 13etter to-morrow; I'm go- a fin e of. over i~OO for _!\n attempt b,J ::u!ent for a business firm; und on this "I believe \\'O have met before, al· are rapidly o_verruu. ing to turn over a new leaf with yo\t. ,, an Amencan officer ta mtroduce pn­ ..,.Torious September d"y I fonud my- though ~I iRs Hunter may not remem- "Any tlnng fot brother Jim's Small Boy: "You can't turn .~n l cun tell, as ' ufraiLI, but I would have walked to the ing aud a ~ke d me to inquire. Hi~ 1\Iiss Gusherton-" Oh, res!lly, Mr. , ··Tastel.l .O;t_.ful l-t neer."' now, u ~ forty, I can say th:~t lue>er ends of the earth before l weuld have name is S1.1m White, but I never R!:lked P<~wker, if you mean that as a decl~ra - ~Sie ::c d my~~l r to filt y "i~ !!l :i !! . A~ .)'Otl fTiYt:n r-p ~t,;c h tH! c ~~p ·Jr~!l::!ity as ~hi ~ him bow~o- ~ e ll e d it..'' tion, you ruust spa.ak to.mamma." . We have h eard of people curing know, I kept company ~itlJ Annie for Iafforded. . "Nothing for him,'' was the monot· A gorgeous swell lending a· .Jog, in-· o_thers ef u s in~ strODf, dri!l k , by put­ two years. I ioved her with wy whole I made our walk as long as I cculd, onous reply· ouiretl at a railroad station "Must-I tmg an emetic Into the1r whtsky bottles. soul, anJ was intending to ask her to for I enjoyed every moment spent with "Well, that's all, I guess. Purty aw-takc a ticket for a puppy ?,. Tb~ 'l'he foll_owi ng story. told in_ Harper's marry me when I bad established a my fair com panion. I returneJ te the bad weather on wheat, ain't it? Looks bewildered clerk regarded him for a Drawer, t!lustraces the weddmg man­ gootl practice; bnt before tbet time h>~d office. aml Dr. Howard exclaimed: like raiu, but maybe iL'll scud around.'' moment,' and theu replied, "No, sir; n_ers ?f. seventy years ago, and ~be come she went to Framingha!:l to spentl •· You see, I saw u.t a glance that it Detroit P1·ess. you can go as u.n ordinary person.'' SimDh?I~y of a g~e e u young bened1ct: .. r . . ,. . . I A mimster of ~ ewbnryport was once the summer, and it was t!J ere she met was Belle you had b Trtbuue report- The stalwart ft:lll ow arose and walke_d •• I am not, and for that reason con- er every day for _months on one visit the residence of a handsome man in the corner cupboarb,.antl you'll find ~ome and explain to ·his jealous wife tLat she the wine on the third right-hand shelf be Hoor to gam the m:~ste ry of Ins sider myself a more competent judge of the benche_s tn Ctty Hall Park, emotions; I thot:_ght if Annie I have known h r. r for a long time, and without work, never h11d an attachment for bim, there would in the sideboard."' ~nd a~parently hn~ be a vacancy in that office in about two The doctor promised obedience, put could have &n own how ~eep and true if yotl win her, 1 shall expect an invi- wtthout a ~ewspaper and a ptpe, and minutes. on his clothes, and went down to per- 'N&S the love h? had gtven, she must tatiun to your wedding.'' al~t1ys seeDJtugly happ!· . . na;;e loved ht~~ In re ~urn. . . .. I should not consider it complete I A~e yon u Bohem~?.n• a pensiOner, A person inqnirmg at one of the form the ceremony. Retnming a half·· . . And cow, he s a~d,ngam resumtug without you, and 1 trust you may re- or reltred _on half pa) . northern railway stations what time the hour Inter, he found his wife sitting up ...,. r: · in bed, with an anxious expression on lus sed, "how docs It harpen that you ceive one before long as she has "'iven I The person a" "p · tl th d , ·a foot of a balm-o -g1 ea tree, w to was pleasantly, with just indifference where the surgeon examined him and r10usly of gtnng up _hts p~s.ttton, tf o~­ are ~o ·" a~r · Y ey _o, sa1_ struck by lightning. The tree was enough to make we exert myself to said: "It's a mercy the wheels paased ly ~e could be so phtlesopmcal.-N. l · the g~l, . an~,patrtly they mmd theu considerably splintered, but the boy draw her out. And then began one of over him as rapidly as they did, for if Tnbune. own ustness. was uninjured to all appearances. the pleaeantest evenings of my life. the carriage had been ioing slowly HE HA.D SoME PRIDE.-The Galveston Soon after the accident he was seized She was a lady in every sense of the there would have been no hope of his The system of instruction by corre­ tramp c~ntinues to wrench admiration with nausea, when a physici;ln w::~s word, with a pretty independence of recovery-none whatever," "Precise­ spondence has now been in oper&tion from all admirers of cheek. This time called, and on removing the little fel­ manner which showed she was capable ly ," said the radiant hackman, desirous for nine years i~ England; and its use he wanted a good square meal. The low's clothing there was found upon of taking care of herself. She was of backing up this favorable opinion·as in promoting the self-education of gentleman said: "Why don't "you do his stomach and chest an imprint re­ well informed on all subjects, and en· strongly as poasible; "when I saw the women unable to obtain efficient oral like Dr. Tanner does? Get fat on noth- sembling the trunk of the balm-of­ tered with so much zest and earnest- gentleman crossing the street a•litUe in teaching has been proved by the suc­ ing but water.'' "Sirrah!" replied tho gilead tree, its branches and buds 811 n088 into what we were discussing that front of me, instead of pulling up the ceas of many of the students in the lramp, sticking his hand inside of his perfect as could be drawn by the hands abe captivated. me. I saw that her horae I just gave him a clip with the higher CtUUbridge examination. Among breast-pocket, " do you take me for a of a skilled artist. The boy is well, beauty was no superficial charm, but of whip and yelled 'get np, there!' and the teachers are now four ladies who a d--d mountebank? "-(Galveston and, it is said, experiences no disaom- .a deep, soul-growth that could never that's how I aavecl the ~entleman'slife. '' have passed a tripos examination. News. fort whatever. L~tlie s of l,ima. to be thoroughly ~xplained in this let- 'l'he Romans at Table. - -- ter. IITERNA TIBIAL HOTEL, Lim:; is called the paradi ~ e of wom- T~e ladie3 a~e good at shopping and With the Empire began that ·epoch 1!1:!4 and 8:!8 Kearu7 8& •• 1!1au Jo'ranlll,...., that 81 2~ aud 81 110 t•t:K lt.t. ..- . e ·c en. They are called beautiful; so they making barguns; they never tire or of splendid gluttony which has no par­ "''IH'f.s, Oil tl·•••&h8, Wln•low Sir AD£8 H. t.,; . PATRJOUft • . f1 KOP RI ..:: · rt~b CWall a•aaoeriJ, tJor&olees, Cl.c!.. • are, if you admire black eyes and fi:nd a thing too trivhal to occupy their allel. The history of the C~sars, with Can h<; vf et>ony tresses-not the dreamy black time; they are never in haste· there is some exceptions, is the narrative of a T"' O t .:oac·urd ~••••~ •• ..•. with l), p munc 0 1 lht­ purchtt S~ d Hotel on. wlll alw~t.ys he in wuttiug at the ll\lldin g Lo McPHUN eyes of the harems, nor the sparkling always a mm.an!l (to-oorrow) and then continual orgie. 8 1 1 HARTSHORN' & ~~~ ~~ fo~~ i~ ~t·~~ ht~ c~~~ b : ~ }~o ~r cr1~0 n~~!:Y S::J~ 8 4>1 X"rk e &SI~. 61ti>- t•alaecliol•l- iJ r.hHrlilf• von. black eyes of the Syrians, nor the another. Cull a laundress and she Verus, the first to increase the num­ __ o/A~ Lo-.!PfPrl,.,:,. in l ii!- C i ty.-ti.b _ liqnid black I.'Je!' or tte Egyptians, but promises to return your 'clothes in Iber of guests from nine to twelve, pro­ the black eyes thtlt easily reveal the eight aays, neyer sooner, except at the l~nged his suppers throughout the different types of character. Peruvian ste>am lau·ndrws, wbere the price is mght. Nero sat at table from midday ladies have character; and are not about one-third the value of an ordi- to midn.ight. '.riberius spent two days Grand Hotel PHOS.· PHATE afrail'l to sho ~ · it; yet we hear nothing nary garment. Eight days pass-the and a mght at the festive board. They N'<>T CX..<:>SE:O: 0 A p of equal rights and privileges amo11g laundress does not appear. She must had .huge appetites-not only the gi­ 1 1 B ~ ~r~:,~~~.x .' ~Jn~~~c~ ':. :0: v~~~.EJ;.-~. ~l~~:e?. l hem . For theru to lay claim to a then he loaked after. The things are ganhc Maximilian, who devoured forty Hoo:-ns. wlt,h Board. 8 :1 E'nircs or r:ooms. wilh right is but to pessess it. for they can cot ready, she says; but come to-mor- pounds of flesh meat and drank five BoarQ •• to l11'1'4!~ I!o:lmH. withOut Hu ard. ~~ - p e r Uoy null upwards. Monthly cuutritcts Ubdc 11 t o lli cc. ea~ ily win over the priesthoot.l, and row-and to-morrow means another gallons of wine at a meal, but finical thus !Jave tho most powel'ful clasfl of week. By the time that she fully un- ?anuies like Commodus, who ate even S. F. THORN, BUSD IF.SS MAXAGE I: G I:A:o;D HOTEL, P eru on their sit.l e. They are gener- t.l erstands that you are in a hurry for !n the bath; Vitellius, who ceased eat· Sil l! Fmnclo:cn. ~ :\1, ally occupied, but do not wor.k; they your clothes, she says you can llave mg only while he slept; Domitian, who . .. - ' look upon.. iabor as degrading. They them sure .este moche, (this evening,) ate ·: out o~ his hand " to stay his stom­ rise early, take a cup of tea and go to but she raises her price about three- ach m_the mtervalsof regular repast. mass . Tpeir toilet requires but a few fol.cl . Take your clothes and pay the Heliogab,,~us was perhaps the most moL·. ents. Their walking suits are pnce agreed upon, no more. The same elaborate, V1tellins the most extrava- ~ · TESTIMONIALS:

neat and pretty; in this respect they delays ml\y be expected in all business gant .in his daily fare. The latter cAMELLIRE' I ' :-·-->~,-; ,,;, • surpass us. TLc dress is black, and transactions with the Peruvians. In squandered in seven months $35,00fl •. never touches I he ground; there is no making any purchase everything must OUO, chiefly on his table. '!'he total FOR THE OOMPLEXJON AND TEETH r.entlemen: fussing or f'1 mbliug wit.h trains. A e!ther be bargained for or two er tllree stag~ers belief; but let us examine the I Supersedes Everything ' I received a package of your soap white skirt is sometimes seen a little times the value will be demanded. fig~res o_n the other side. The Roman PRICE 50c and $1. • (Phosphate Soap) and it gives fu:le below tiJe dress, with a deep hem and epwnre IS reported to have paid $32G or at"Sold l>y Drugg;;,. and genemt• rrv<~l Fr~u- u.e -L' !'liT!·i !lS, t h e other anr EcJe>mr.C>..:l.I!e;;--- I n some description. from his hospital course, fnll of sound t~e tongues of the costliest singing· c1sco. ooth great rebef was obtained. By W!l.V oi illu&tl·ation let us take oue theories· on the conditions necessarv to bnds. The Roman /Jon 'll itJa nt, supping ,~11 kind• .or ~prin!! nn•lThorong• .. nr .. ., .. wagon•. Its emolhent properties are ;.·emar"k- _ 'lk h . I h 1 h J on the b . f k d b Expre~s \\ :u~ o n"~. ~ t : '\)! CS, ~0 (1 :\ onll Butcher Waqons abl R t' l - o f t he Ia rge Sl - s avos, with deep eat , and on the impotence of drugs rainso peacoc san peasants, Groccry. Ltve ryandSun•cJ ur'sWagou •,crc. • e. espect u ly, fringes, that were worn in the St11tes t? counteract an unwholesome way of the tongues of nightingales and the WAGONS and Carriages W. A. DOUG LASS, M.D. • years ago; dye it black; then on one hfe; he may resolve never to give med- roes of the most delicate fishes, swal- or evt•ry tl e•criptlon made tn or~e r. a:--.rG•nttin e .1 . 1 . 126 O'Far rei St. side, about a yard from one corner, re- icine unnecessarily or to "exhibit" lowed thousands of dollars at a meal; tmportt't.l Soap Company. . Ord~r s from the countr y p r o tnptly tt.tLenchtd t o. mo'l'e h a If a yard of fringo, and put in elaborate remedies when simple ones an d we nee d on IY mu I tiply the individ- ______- - -- 0 its p lace a piece of black lace about will answer his purpose,· but he wi'll J ual expense by the number of the Standard Soap Co.-G.SAN'e?! F r.t's~N.· - ~'"" • •J u 1r :>. 1>'4 - two inches deep ; we now have a soon find that he must either alter his goes t s to for~ a notion of the cost of a ,nanta. It is the manta that gives the d~t e rminatious or lose biR patients. ' high-class dmner ~n the days of the I have tried your PHOSPHATE charm to ' panish ladies in the eves of Smce the days of Naaman the Svrian 9:1isars. A supper m the Apollo meant SO~P, and ha;tve no hesitation in foreign men; they always praise it; simple remedies havo always been sus: ,10,000 ~brown to the purveyors. But saymg that It is the best toilet they always speak of the ma~tla when- pected by the ignorant, and to suggest the Emp~rors were certainly the most ~oapie~er used. My wife has used ever they mention the beauty of the to a dyspeptic farmer that his illness reckless m the profligacies of the table. It and I~ of t~e same opinion. I women. .It has undoubtedly this ud- ' may be curec.l by such commonplace Sen~c~ and TacittlB arc amo~g the au- have patd asht.gh as fifty cents per var;.tage ; 1t may ..;onceal many defects means as abstmeuce from intligestible thonhes~100 who 000 tell us that Hehogabalus mferlor~ake _for towhatyousellforan article in every twenty- l'espect of a fa ce teat is uot handsome, and it food or reJn c t~o.u o.f his consumption ~~e~ t 1' , on one supper; that 1five cents. HENRY H. LYNCH sets o!f to ad'\'ant~ge the charma of a of ~e e r a.nd spmts IS regarded by the Nel.o, ma s ~er of thu H ouse ~f Gold, ate 515 Haight etre~t ~ beautJ!nl face_ To drape one's self pahent as a gross personal insult. . It In d1 sh whwh cost over $1o0,000, and graceft;llY in ~ nta"nf,l . is an art that is a rellection on his. constituti-on. and dr~nk a bumper still more precious. ·---- must ue studied. It IS first thr~wn tends to reduce his malady to the It I!l asserted, further, that the Emper- SAN FnA"CJsco, July 19 zaa l. 1 · b 1 1 f - - or V t t d t 1 f · d It is the best Blood Purifier. and Btiroulale9 Standard Eoap Co.-Ocntlemen : ' O>er the f ore h ead· ; tue ace Is rought eve o on unary ailments. Such ' e rn~ .reae weve nen s to a l everyfunctiontoroorehea!tllfulactlou,andla Theladie8 0 f · h down . on the hfo rehead, sometimes Npeople d are apt to argue ' like Mr. I ~e a s t whiCh' blco st f $230,0h 00; and l:;eneea tuusabenlncliroinatingthelropuritlesortbebloodefitlnalldisease•. ,the-... In· nu:r;nber, unitemy with ousehol.a,fo me in prour- reoping o!er t e eyes. It is fastened . ~ gett. in "l\I~rtin Chuzzlewit," taat IS ~ esp ons1 e. or t e statement that natnralandnecessaryresultlstuecureorscror- nounCing your pH 0 SP H A '1' E d 8 so as t 0. oraw. around the neck; the It IS their own hver, ~nd they ought to I Cahguln spent $400,000 on a supper. ~! ~ fu rlf.\':C';~~!r~~-h~c~:;:'~~~r:,~:.:'rds~1:;.ase~ SOAP the best ever tried for toilet

long end I ~ carrxed o'\'er the left shoul- know whether there IS anything seri- ~ Tho ~rt of cookery was the mo. t pop- DyspeiDia. wealmessoftbeSto 1mach, Consti- use •. It is noticeable that while i t- der, and pmned ~o as to fall down in a ously the matter with it or not. Many ular ~men~e of ol~ Rome. '~~e Em per- ~~~~~'by (i:~n~i'e ~lt'i':~ ·f~ i~Yun~~liaf::i readily 1·~moves impurities from fold on the left side. The left Land is of them, moreover, do not. to borrow ora were among Its most dihgent stu· as1 tl~ ~£';,tjign~~~~'a,"i~~ 1WJ'6"e 1 n e-;.e ryfa ,;;': the skm, It also leaves undisturbed concealed_ but the right holds either the language of "Henry's L :llin Exer· l dents, and took rank among its most lly. and which. wh erever used , will save the tlie natural oil so essential to the ll prayer book and rosary or a parasol. cises,'' eat to live, but live to eat, and successful practitioners. Thjs wo_uld 1 P~:~:~:~~~n{;E~~~;~;!i.l~.c~ndSt .m health. It is not too strong lan- A lady never goes out alone; two or they .hold that a b.ottle of good strong . have been the golden age of professwn! I guag~ to say that we are delighted three go out together, and a black physic at ooce relieves tho system from al cookery but thst tho expert was gen- ' 8':';:V~~.:i~! With It. w_omnn servant walks behind. Young the uncomfortable effects of over-in- ~ erally a slave .. A cc:>ok, cried the cou- 1 dies are sold C. M. SAWTELLE, M. D., g 1_:rls are carefully escorted by their dulgence .• and_ clears the way for fur- temporary s. atlnst, IS liB costly as a tri- ~ by Druggists 120 Oapp street. !n e n ~s wherever they go, and are never ther ~r a hfi C tlhon of the appetite. Any umph,, and !1 fish .as de~r as a cook. A and J)ealers - -- - permitted to see the persons of the op- ulten or consequences of such a method slave »nowmg h1s busmess was valued in Medicine ()AK ,,.,1, . , . ' "·· ·' · · ~ • 1 ,~!i posite se::;: alone. The matches are will concern the uoctor should they at S!,OOO. .P lato, philosophy and all, everywhere. 1 Strmdard Soap <:o . -Gentl~mm : made by the older people, and ~ o ef- ever arise, and meanwhile they are too was valued 1D tile slave market of Syr- J HH WARNER&CO We have been giving year ::?R ~- feotually is this done that the ladies all remote to come within the sphere of acnse at $850.-Finley's M<£gazine. I ' "1, . lo ., PilATE SOAP a prsLty fa ir trial marry, and none· a=<> ci,orcerL praf't i c~ l hygiene. Patients o.f thi~ ! I ~= .~ _and \ve like it the best of a11..v soap The .s u~Ject of dress cl.aims .th e. m c. st Icla~s, too, are. alwaysvery . anxiou~; to get ! . , . ·f ~~~~~~l'fe t n.. ..- £<>:~-£ ul:SC t~rn.-~ w., :un.vt:jVOtt~ • th t d lt t t b 11 th th '· 1 th 1 on thi.sCoa.st. Wehavelittk:lioub.. Ol ell lme an a en lOD ; Uell. a I ei! moneys wor ' Wul e ey meas- I J:'(; f'!HIIles ""'•::> 0 e:;;. I As I< y our rlrtii!'I!ISt r. .r It - olo l l>y all who lesale drn" th t 1 t 11 .. dresses and opera and soiree suits are ure by the size of the medicine bottle, 11181~ 111 :;,m Fra ncl• ~ ... !'"era .,,., ,,, nu•I t•orll•od f: a Wl meet with universal magnificent. Their boots, especially, just as they judge of tiJ ~ doctor 's skill f G~~e r u l.,9 arkr, the Secretary of State I CON ORD CllR"'JA -GES avor. MRS. &1~·ii~~~~?s9.:!e' t. a:e beaatiiul. Xo peo p~e ha~e natur- by the st re ~g~h of ~is drugs . . However or _,e~ .LOr-, ofl~oially promulgated 1.. • a ~ · ally as small feet as the Perunans. The excellent h1s mtentwus, the ttme comes last FCiday IU a State newspaper th:s I • ----- Peruvian-made boots are too small for wbeu he finds it necessary to give up statute : " Acknowledgments and ! . J _ _;;el1Ulne merits of ·rHOS· foreigners. his common-·sense methods of treat· P.roofs of e::.;ecution of deed r,~ by mar- 1 p , -':· . __...: : lC?AP a n d p c rsister~t ad· Peruvian ladies are not very intelli- mcnt, and to order an extra supply of J n e t~ women may be made and certified v <:,. t:._. · g \Jlll force every d r:.:.ggis1;, gent; as soon as they pass beyond the Epsom ~ alts, and such cheap medicines J as . If they were sole." It bas taken ! groc, ~ - m a n and general d ea ler to school-girl period they care little for from his drysalter. Ho lias still h ow- th1rty-seven years , says tl.ie lVurld, to , order 1- b y the gross soonex or Iate..r books or literature. 1\Jany learn to ever, something to learn b e f or~ he is pass that statute and to overcome tile i Af!k f er it .in eY~ry sto~~ The re~ pl11y the pia no when young, but uo not fuUy qualified to minister to the tastes prejudices of old fashioned rur11l law- 1 . _ ___ ta~l price Js ?5 cents per cr.iu.!. \Ale care to c o~tinne when m~rried. They of his client~. A simple solution of yers. The first. statute emancipating I· B ' l"':~es ""'1F.,,, .e!s ~-"~" , ;n•: F. :.r . ~l ill•r & co:... ~ISh to sell It only atv.rh~l esa!..;,p:u:t are excessively courteous m their man- Epsom salts IS colorless, and is, there- women as to thetr own separate estate \Rl \ \~~em~i~·,! cu~~~~;' .""i r. : ~~~ :o~~·hl~~ r t 1 f~b~~";;~~ m c3s& Y~U cann ot flnd It we will ners, but we are not to be misled by fore, regarded with suspicion. It leaves was passed m 184:!, and the new rela· ll hlnk e ~S or .-... y d""·ri pt!On ror •ute senil a niCe box . of three cukes ·b..,. appearances. Tteir mode of sal uta- too much to the imagination and does tion11 of wives to their husbands under BELOW COST ~~t~ f~~\age pmd, on receipt or 8~ ti~n is more of an embraco .than any- ~ot ~y . its ~ere appea!ance i~spire that it logically led to this new statute. , T. "'· IE~!!ITUA~. A~r:ent ... 6 x:..- ~Jou•- J ' amps. thmg else, and they a~wa.rs say; "My lmp~ICit f~Ith which.It is so. desirable ~hen lh~ law dest.royed the old-fasb- r;om,.ry !»it•• n" xt to Pa111ce Horel. S" n r-ranclscc. ST'!.~~~.. R~. SOAP CO.. , house and all that I have IS entirely at to kmdte In the pahenfs mmd. The Ioned fiction that ID matters of prop- " ,.,,. '"ft .. , __ ~ your disposal, and we are to be as one idea of strength is what must be con- erty a wife must be under her hus- ~ ST M . f:unily. " They are always wedthy in veyed, and, therefore, those delicate band's dominion, it also destroyed the . A p CABINET imagination-at least they never speak tints 01 tran~parent. red and clear gold- demeaniD:g _ nece~sity for 3 ~ife, when- • of po'l'erty. They love to smoke_ AI- en yellow with which :l town chemist ever she JOmed In a deed With her hus­ 1 thongh handsome when young, they delights his lady customers are quite band for the sale or ~qrtgage of his I .JUST Tilt~ THING scarcely turn twenty when they begin out of place, for they arc suggestive of property and thereby releaPed her to fade. One thing always lasts with refinement ratller than power. The ju- dower in it, to submi~ to be catechised I F 0 r them, and that is their gait. Their dicious doctor adds to tile row of bot- out of her husband's presence whether Linen Marking ·Etc. movements are gliding and graceful · ties on his surgery shelves a large one or not she joined in the deed volun- the same is true of the men. ' J..containing f d a .larkh" brown vicious fluid. 'l'h'tarily andI without hist d comvnlsion. t te d Tllis cut represe nts n fac- simile of t l;e Cttbi net (n !Jen). wh ich c on s i~t~ "I ifonr- Alth oug h t h e streets of L ima are ew rops of t IS impart to the most IB new Y promulga e eta u e- teen urticl c~ , as foll ows : narrow and the sidewalks cramped, harmless-looking mixture a richness of stroys almost the last relic of common you are jostled less by the passing color which carries conviction with it, l~w barbarisms upon the legal rela­ throng in three months in Lima than and even induces patients to pass over tiona of man and wife.-llome Journal. 1.-Nume in Full. any Style Letter desirtu. you would be in three days in London, any deficiency of nastineBB in 'he milt- - _... - - 2.-Funcy luitial of Suruurne. or New York, or San Francisco. Go ter of taste. This bottle is regarded 3.-Jnitials of Entire Name. into the deusest crowd in the market or with awe and admiration by all who "EN or~!S H PART~ NAnEs.-The word 4.-Bottle of InJelible luk, Blue or Black, on the plaza, and still the same is true. a.re admitted into the surgery; and un- ~ory was denved from ~.term ap- warranted. Con>ersation among the ladies gener- t.ll a beneficent government has intro- plied.• Roger North says, to the m?st 5.-Bott! e of Ink, Hed, Blue, Violet or Green. ally turns upon domestic affairs; in- duced the study of Latin into village de.Bpi~~ble sava~es amon.g the Wild G.-Pad an•l Distributor fnr Coiored Ink. stead of asking a foreigner about her schools, country people are not likely ~rieh, . and was first used In 167~ dur- 7.-Pnd aud Di -hair Brush, for applvlug 13r onze. proverly introduced,) what her uame sugar. Meanwhile, thi11 one bottle fo ow~r~ . 0h t e J ~ e ,e~a~s~ _he 11.- Twent y-tiv e Trampnrcn t C>llds, was before her marriage, how old 5he does more than any amount of tact on avore ns me~.. ~ nson s "etimtwn new Sr v tcs. is, how long she bae becu married, if the pnrt of the doctor to reconcile med- ~f ~hTory ~as ~Is . . t ~-ne w~o :d~eres 12.- Tweuty·tlvc Superfin e Brisloi she bas any chilclren, the names and ical science wtth vulgar prejudice.-N. 0 d ~hanCientt ~ns~I ~-IOn °h t ef tahte Ca rd <, Ass •rtcd Cnlor". ages of each, how long she bas baen Y. II~m e Jow·."at. Ch he a~os Eical J~~arc,_rt 0 t e l l 3.-Patcut CuiJio.;tt. speaking S panish, what she thinks nf I "~~': ,. ~ ntg a~ .· f "Wh_word 14.-C.:Hd Cuse. L ima. etc. It is esteemed fortunate When James T. Brady first opened a 1 f S Itglg'ld· ·1 f h , . . - more !~ w h IC~ ah~onthracSiontohm . e on o co an amon!{ th em t o h ave a f ami y, or ere lawyers ollice In New York he took a u ed 't0 d t d I 16"' comes in oue prominent feature in thoir basement room, which haa' previously s t f ~no . e a t rove~t kn d F:d! a Every m:Ln , w om m and child ~h o_n l d h>\vc one of llwse Ct\U' n et.s. :1~ It i ~ snt u cthl u~ ent ir ely new s.:r"' 0 useful, n eat. cle!ut :tlul compacr. I( jndtcitJu ly used. It w!ll il,, all ynur Line n i\larklng Car d Prin ting domestic life. been occupied by a cobbler. He was pbar. Yh dovfetenanthe~s '~Wahc. e ~~- etc. • tor ye:trs. The I~d el_ hie l nk . h ~u a uti\C tur ctl expressly. for This Cabi net, and ts W:\ rra att!d not 10 ' u h h 'l . . h t d b - mg , an a r IB Iggamore s gum ur the Stamps .or w ll" h out_. I It ~ ~a ' l s •. when Siltur.ttell v.·tt lt In k, cv ntttin enough lor one thousand " .-en a c I d IS christened, sponsors somew' a annoye y .t 1~~ prenons oc- cam ,aign " the word was taken up as a Jmprcsslr>nS each. llelttW weg1,·c a r •w :i.llllf'IC3 ofou '" st y le~ lJ!' lctte r3, any other &tJ'Ic or lctterj;l rl"S.iJ'\rWI' offiCiate caHed the compadre (godfatb.er) cupant s callers, and un~ated by the teun of reproach and applied to the rum ~~: ·- - No . .l. and <'Oma dre (godmother.) . ·.rhey bmd fact that h~ had few of his ~wn. One opponents of the court. Since the + N o- 3 . themselves to .support, ertucate and day ,an Insbman .~ntere~. , Thq cob· passage of the Reform Measures of this J/l!o-n-t-a.:t pro.tect the .child the same 1!-s one of bl~r s gone, I . ~ee, he Bald. · I should century, the political successors of the ~ u.d: Aitl~ ~ efllit ~inlttt. theu own, If the par.ents d~ or are ~?mk he had, tartly respon~,ed Br~y. two parties have been known as "Con- No.2. No.4. unable to take care of I~. In Its esson- A~d what do yon sell? he B8ld, servatives" and "Liberals" tial features the system is an excellent look10g at the solitary table, and a few • ·lrrthn one; · it provides for children. and law-books. "Blockheads," responded ~· $vuds. No. s. ¢han. $.• ankn. brings many families into close friend- Brady. "Be gorra," said the Irish· Life is like a pack of cards. Child· ship und sympathy, enlarging the cir· ma~, "ye must be doing a mighty fine hood's best cards are hearts; youth is ele of their acquaintance and strength- busme~-ye hain't got but one left.'' c>.apturp -' 7 diamon~a; middle age is ~~~C/16v~. ening their influence. It is so com- 1 \lr>r \th a club; while old age ~on for eve-r~body to have children, Women of the world never use harsh the inaatiable spade. Bt1SINESS STAMPS FROK ~3.00 TO ~5.00 e1ther of then own or th~ of ao~e expreBBioni . when condemniDs their one else, tliat even the ~r1eathood IB rivals. Like tire savage, they hurl ele­ \he majority of womea According to Size, Style, &c. not exe_mpt; a nephew,or 111~ may bo gant arrow.:~, ornamentf!d witll feathers to 1ched by friendahip is . ln otderlog. t:h·e tbe D1:Jmber or the etyleoCJetter d&J ired , i! any ottter i1t yl e it 'lf.l,fed. 1DCl03e aaampile ~e ob~eet of a pad~e s speo1al P!Otec- of purple I'Dd azurt', but with tha vhen they have onoe "1111 the,.rder. 11teae C•bl!lOti Will be seut ro ~•Y a•ldre"" .u the Uulterl Stat.,., 11 re<-el_11t of price • .._.,. poiiODed lnpoor .. ~otam;>~orcu•r e ncy,_cb.,.ge• . Pr~p .llol. Addre '" or•ler. t> C'-I&L'-'• w•I'I'B 8*» -.a- ticlll. The system 11 too oomphoated poiDta. tast.. ·Aa Rocbefouoault. ...el!tt•e.l. (OTer Wt~lle, r-•rl' & C>,.'• Ktr>re-Js) ""'• ll'rAoel•u!o. · ' ·

\ Capt. Hill an« his Jr1ends to keep the Lv emp!oyinr similar terms iu a gener11! never went back on a ·triencl." This lu1s voters in ignorance of the law and the law. No act ef ·congress hu ever modi~ never been dtnicd or explained. The S. & W. W,/ R. ~- facts delivered bytbeChictJustice, which fic:l or repealed nr.y provision ot our objection t.o llr. Ballard is, that he lt11! be too manv "friends" "mong tl1ose who BE RIAH BROWN EDITOR. certamly could not ascribed to any · Organic Act; it is our C•nstitntitUJ muler the tolor of SC!lttlc nntli Walla Wulht ]{ail.-o;ld will Tn pnr;:tmucc to th,· followin!: r:tll :. ~·An The whtor of the Puget Sound JiaU 1~ Ic:wc Seattle resume that his re1ulera have no tle at !:1:30 .\. ~. and 4 1'. ~~ - mute wtth nil m ~T t efl ort for pnn·, econonucul I ' ,..- "" ;.!'OYc rnm cnt, arc cordinll-,r iltYftcd .t.o .i::in i.n Greene li S Chief Justice, foT causes satis­ C01ut, has a tlil'l'ercnt ring: sense when be attempts to palm upon RETt;HNll\0, lcn Yc Ncwcu > fact.orv to the ancl the Depart- them such clap-trnp as the folluwin~: D c l c~at c> t., Prt~siclent WAR D"EPARTME:o(T, I' and ii 4:45 1'. )1, Arrh·c nt Scattlt~ at l 1', )1.· now :ullloun ccd that on Stttlllcfnv, September I J 4th. 1&>0, the followin g- " Dc'moe rnJi e :u!d mcnt of .Justice, and James 1\IcNau~ht, WAiiRINGTO'N, Unv, Jan. 17, 18'7!), y GoVEIINliE~T E~GINEERs have .dur­ :uJil 7 1'. lr. ~~ ~~: ~; ~;Jitc~et .,. wa s unanimou; ly plncc!t 111 Esqr., \Vho, commencing the practice of Sm : Your letter of the 2•1 instant, re­ ing the past week l.cea m~king a s!Jr-Tey ancl examination of the obstruetions in DEPOT, KING STREET, FOOT OF COMMER~IALl For Council man, the law with "jast en11u~h ot lcarnrng to specting the nght of Captain G~:orge D. Hill, U.S. Army, Hetircd, to hold the the Skagit und Nookanck rivers. There J. :\I. COLl£AN, Genl. Supt. WILLI.\l\1 PICKEHL'\G· tmsquote," lrae, hy pertfnaci- i~ lllreacly an appropriation ol ~3000 lor am~· Ielding office of Treasurer of J{ing county, Wash~ For Tlott.cr has given out that lre wrll report in favor of an LUKE )[cRED:\'lOXD, equivocal distiii'Ctlon of a "smart ln'I\'- dectc1l, is received. Upon reference of PONY SALOON. appropriatiId of a Pllget Sound nver . T. O'BniEX. S'O'LLIVAN'S: BLOCK, Convention to cover U}l nil bargains of civil office under thu United St:;tcs GoT- Now Puwer knows that the miserable For Connty Srhool Superintend ent, ernment, Y NY re!pectfully, nppropriat.ioa of $3.000 w!LS grunted up• th.t character. J<' RO~T ST., SEATTLE, W. '1'. nlrss .AXXA BE.AX. GEo. ·w.i'lleCn.un·, on a rc1)Qrt of n: survey made at the 111- This, however·, hns nothing to do with Secretary of War. For A8sC55or, s!lmcc of Judge Jacobs, and was osten .. the question at issue. The Attorneys Attorney General Devcn IS fJlmted' a! Watch-Makers H . IJ. SNOW. il,ly for tlte removal of the jnms in the -.A!'ID- undoubtedly made the best case for their saying ; " I deem it my duty in llnswer Fflr Surveyor, Skagit river. Il Brents had gi,·en nny client of which they wero capable, the tn your inquiry to say that a rcuroed JE'WELLERS .. F. IT. WIIrT\\"'ORTII. attention ro tho matter with which he intention Lcing to fool the people into officer nmy draw hi! pay as such, ancl mny DEALEHS IN Fo•· Coroner, his support at the polls nad stnve off was charged, he '1\'ould hnvc inforrncrl the nlse dr11w the salnrJ ot any civil' office WA?CHES, JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE & CLOCKS.­ T. S. RCSSELL. further judicial netinn. But if either of committee upon whose report the appro­ wlrich be may lu~ltl noecn so statecl in the llln­ H. C. LL"FF. gress, 11nd :\Ir. llrents, \vho~e whole athm­ I they are b11sed upon 11cts existing prior gunge of the prohibitory clause. tion was given up to magnifying himself 13\- order of D cm oe r~tic Conn n· Comrn fttea to 1 SiS, utterly ignoring the fact that The most puer!lc argmr.eut ever offered f i\..in!!'County . W. H. \niTTF., the la~t edition :~f the Hcviselrln,g a camnrls5i ron or appomt- the benefit of the Territ"ry, or that he ?'t'<' r's'I.lw D ict ionf!ry. . . are in actunl service, nor liable to duty couhl accomplish after his silly speech · ' . . . ment under the Unrted Sbtcs, except and canr.ot Lelong to the 11rmy within ,'-.hyster-Is a mOllern term of Slmtfar s•g· t t • II b 1 f h _ • pos mas er, Stla e a memuer o t c the meaning of section 1SGOr parag raplr insulting a mnJority of tlie l'Iouae, identi­ 11ificatiml, npplied to pnctitroners whose L · t' • ll 1 Ill 11 l ~ims c lf :l egrs 1a lTC ">.ssem > y, or s 1a 10 c anv 4, of the U. S.. Rev. Statutes, aacl conse­ fying with factional club hos­ pnncipnl busiuess is to defent the cnrls of ffi tl t f tl Ti - CJ uently may hold civi I offices in this Ter, . . • o ce Ulll 1e r 1e govcmmcn o 1e ·er- tile to the Admini s~ ration and making the t:1w uy tuck nnrl_clncn?ery, m !Jehalt ritory ;" and iu,~ection 1860 : ··~o Jter- ritory. Ynnrs Truly, himself an object ot puLlic rid·icule by JAME! McNAur. nor. cf chents charger! wJtlr oll'enses. ' '· 1 · t th A .,.- 1 "If suing his tailor for 11 fit in a fifteen· dollar 1' 91;• BEER! ·, Is on ue -on11:mg o e rmy or svy Tl1c statu .• of the Clfficers on the retireu On the 1 !l th uay of Au?ust, l SS O, nt_ a be elected to or holc ~ n det.er· sl 1nll "ofliciatein:my plaec ofnutlwrity." construes to mean that '' oflicers on the of his hQnorable discharge from the army. STILL TAKES THE LEAD !' ;yithin the Territor.', who is uot "legally retired list nlf!!J hold civil o!hce." That mined to call n C> r et1 rct1 1Js o 1e army, anc. 1s nm'r 110 - quibbles resorted to to evade so clenr n uoanr, ou the Island ...... 2 San Juan ...... 2 i n ~ in fact the oftice of County Trensurer chapter ot the Heviscd Statutes entit.led Statute fully ju~tifies us in the use nt the <'f King county, you nrc instrncte1l that " Thr! Army,'·' aucl are no wl;erc apokeu J effcrson ...... 3 Thurston ...... 6 l~uro)tCaJa 1111an term at the commencement of tins article. King ...... S Walla Walla . ... 8 his case falls within the perview of !iP.c- of or refered to but as " helnogmg to the Kitsap ...... 2 Wahkiak:un . .. . 1 Can be had at moderate prices. t io n !!4 ot our c~ iminal Code and lSI in- t;ertUicate ol' C:,lu.&racter. t1ictnblc thereunder. Army· Klikitat ...... 3 Whntcom ...... 4 -IT IS- Lewis ...... 3 'Yill~J"an ...... ·! ·\ This is a matter in which the p e op f~ . Judge Lewis quotes from the Orgamc Just on the eve of the Republican Con- 11loson ...... 2 ~. . lllkllllJl ...... City. <' >' pccialh· the tax pa..-ers ot Kin:.! county Act of l'lashington Terri tors as follows: veution, Mr. Irving Balhtrcl, the nominee Pacific ...... 1 The Best Hotel in the 1 0 ~rc l ~ls t"kat trust in VJOlation of law, toorhold anyo::ivilofticcin the Territory;" that his deportment in the presence uf Cheap.! Cheap!! Cheap!!!· t.l:ey have JHl sect.rity for a faithful ac~ nud remarks: "This provis ion Is eo01mon tlre Court lrad been correct. The Jt1dge counting for the monPy but in the per~ ~o · all the_ 'l.'crritorics an~l in ~be R~vised Iia not (lDlJ an able antl conscientious ju• NEW HARNESS SHOP. ~o nal . respon s ibility ef the person holcling :StRtatcs Is noted aa se~tJOn 1S60; ' and rist, but a most amiable gentleman. He All kinde of scch trust. An 1lle~al oflicer cannot give a proceeds t~ _argue that It has been repeal- has sentenced mnny a man to the peni, For Tacoma,Steilacoom HARNESS, ;:tlid bend nnd the 1ndiv;dual to whom eel or mot~Jtied by subeequent CoAgress- tentiary to wbosP. o-ood conduct in court • ., SADDLES, & Olympia the pu hl ic funds nrc voluntarily en trustee ~onal legislation. Judge Lewis ~~lows, he would cbeertully cer,ify. What llr· BIUDLES, TilE STANCil AND S~AWOitTII·\" STEA)lElt without Jegnl autfrorit.y cmr only l:.e held If !Jc knows the law and Its lcgltJDiate Ballard stands changed with is outside WHIPS, ETC. t o nec unn~nbility hv nn action for debt. construction, that the Organic Act is the of tho Court. Rev. John F. :Damon, A largo Stock of A people wan k-no,; tl~e facts do not take ' Charter of_ eur Tenitori_al government; wlro1e character for varacity 1tands un- -~ZEPHYR-- .-uc- h ri sk::. a veste,l r•ght, the und1sputell letter of inlpeached, make• affi,lavit which is on Miners' Pacb: Straps W. R. BALLARD·, Master. •J uJ .gc Greene's chnrge WllS delivered in which cannot be _imp~red or repealed but the files of tha- Ceurt, that when be ap- ON HAND. Carrying U. S. l\ln1!s and "ells, Fargo " J"·n court, and became a matter ef pub- Ly expre&s LegislatiOn relatmg to that plied to 1\lr. Ballard, as Pro&eeuting At- Repairing Neatly and Cheaply & Co's. Ex~rese, I it: record. The two party paper& in thill subject aud 00 other; not by implication, torney, to prcseat a cemplaint to tho done. Everything marked uown to WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY r·i t_Y, in the interest ot Capt. II ill. have Iconstruction, or general l:nvs. Section Grand Jury agaiinst Gapt. Geerge· D. Hill PORTLAND PRICES. " Wednesday and· .Friday mornings a-li· nut yet puu!isecl it or given oo i!lkling of 1860 of the: Revised Statutes ~as no con- tor ho!diag the office of County Treaa- ... I~IJS8ELL. Maaa.,;er. 7 A. M. and Sunllay at 6 r. M., counce~ . i ts purport for the ~nformation of the necti_on ~atever with the Charter ef OUI' ure~ in violatlco of law, Ballard refused, IF oot or Washington $t,T-cet, In rear or Hor-1 ing with the Railmad at TaconJa-. ~1coi,)lc. Ercry effort UQS been- made by} Tern tonal government but to co::Uirrn it say10g that he "never forgot a favor and !lou's Bunk. l)};'.:l.TTLE, lV. T. nft149 •

. 1ugd Jound ~ i~patcb gree the confidence and esteem of bia fr!l' S. BAXTER & CO.'~ VOLUllN. lV.T.CODY.SCo•• · ~======~=:;=====· ·lnw-cititens, or whoaa mota! character is University of Waskiu[tou. so entirely free from b!emisb. During CITY DR_UG STORE, an intimate acquaintance ef nesrly ten S. Baxter & Co., Four complete courses of stu_, years, we hafe never heard from hia lips {Successor to Geo. W. Harris.& Co.) a pr·ofane expressiOn, a ribald word or an uy: Classical, Scientific, Nor_, Local News. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in: unkind como1ent upon the character of a BIPuRTERS OJ' mal and Commercial. 1 J)CJDOC:rUtiC ~OJDinationll. human bei11g1 nor have we ever bc11rd an ill '!Yard spoken of him. It is a rare TEN INSTRUCTORS. DRUGS and •EDICIIES· It is a rca I s11tishtction to present for clmrncter which any community would Olt.DBRS FIIO~! THE INTEIIIOit ATTENDED TO p'lpnlar aufl'ragcs n ticket !O unexcep­ honor itself hy honaring. His capability WITH PRO~II'TJ'ESS AND DlSl'ATCU. tionable in the main, and so Iittig cmbued· will not be questioned by those who have Board1ng Department. with a.·partisRn spirit, ns thnt selected hy We carry a full line of TOILET an•l oth~r km.wn him as l\layor o( tl1is city, or by FAr.~.. TERM-Begins Wednesday, Sept. Articles usually kept in a First Class Drug the lnte Democratic aud Cons"r"ative those who have hnd the opportunity of ht, 1886. For ad ..issiOn or Catalf>gue Stnre. Convention fnr County officers. witnessing the satiafar.tory mnnner in apply to the Ptesidentf Corner :Mill and Commercial Streets, A, J. ANDEHSO:N, A.M. For Councilman.-William Pickering which be di,:chargcd the highly resp~tn• SEATTLE, w, T. Seattle, W. T, J1~s heen elcctetl to that position by Ute stblc 1lutics f'ff Grand 1\:I:Aster o! the Ma­ WINES AND LIQUORS. people ot this county heforc, when l1e s.>nk Grand Lodge of this Territory-a ~ns honored hy Li s alisocintcs by beillg position rcquirin~ as mttch u.bility as any made the Presitlent of the Council, over ci'il office in the Government. :Like Mr ivhich l1e presided with distinguished Frye, l\Ir. Jordnn has hcrotofore been A:-ID WHOLESALE UEALERS I~ GBO()EBIES! t!i!:~nity and imp~rtiality. H1s ability is identified with the Republican party, but concetltler never as a ring politician; hence he has heen impcachcd nnd the cmly fau:t i:nput~ 1 ucvcr I'I!Ccived any li1vars at the frauds of Domestic Wines, The largest and best selected stock. c, is one !rom which he has been as Judge of Probate-Of Thonlns Dnrke free for sevend years pnst as any 1)1!\D in Liquors, Ci~ars, on Puget Sound on hand, and it is not necessary t•> sav il "•ord. He . I tl•c connty. Si r~ce his marring-.• to nn has twil-e been efc~teu Judge of Probate intelligent and arniable Cluistian fatly he on i.he Democratic ticket when the Re~ for ·sale cheap for Cash. has been ns illl1nstriou~ and as correct in publicans had a large mn,lority in the and Tobacco. llls habits and deportment as any farmer county, and has discharged the duties of' in Kmg county. tbe olfl.ce so acceptably thnl he will un"' F•>r l\femhcu ef Assembly-L. 1\Ic­ ~FULL LINE OF­ iloubtedly be co11tinned in the same until Rerlmond is one our oldest and most or he i1 callell to a higher sphere of public EXPORTERS OF intPlli~ent farmers, chsting uisheLI for his FOREIGN A.ND DOMESTIC. duty. public spirit ~ond aciivo psrticipntion in FAr County Commissioners-Charles every movement calculat~d to promote :McDonnld is one of the mo1t reaponsible agri cultural interests and develope the '1/Il~ES Al~ID L!QTJ08~ and reliable mechnnics in this city. H'e J•otatom>, Jlottl!l, Etc. resources of the country. lie was one of WIIS r('Cently elected to the C•ty Council ----=------the originators, and has been a Director by the lnrg~at vote polled lor any Chndi­ of the King: County lmlustrial Associa­ date in his ~a rd. Which 11 11 pretty fair FFEl~ ~'OR S.-\LE T O THE TRADE SKAGIT MINERS' tion from its start, and has devoted· much O only, (l.t Wholcsak! price.•,· to arri\·c ~cr indication of how he is appTeciatcd by time to the project of a canal connecting Britbh 8hip·Goldcn (;f:;te, now due from Ll\·· those who be~t know him. erpoul to- 8otl~ Frnnciscl),- audoblJcr vco'8els to l:ikes Washington nod u nion. He Is a James Brgley and Terenee O'Brien follow. mRn of sound judgment. liberal >icws 1 hnve h.:>th been f'lected to that office be· and strict integrity. tore. over Republican Ppponents. when HEADQUARTERS Dr. A. S. Hughe~ is a man of mo·re than :IN BOND ORDUTYPA:ID the Republicans were largely in the mn~ orfficinlach. the beginning of the civil W!lr, when, f'or Assessor-H. H. Snow is :t basi· 100 Ca.se8 * Hennessy Brar.dy though surrounded by secessioni-sts in noss mnn of large experi·ence and good 20 Cases "'** " " oyerwhclming numbers, he espdused the D. A. -Jennings, judgment., with tile advanta~rc of many cause of the l:nion at the sacrifice of his 100 Ca:se s * Martel " years' residence in Oregon nnd Washing~ worldly possessiDns, :mel tonk serticl) as Two dom·s below the New England Hotel, Commercial Street.. tc,n and n thorough knowledge of every 20 Cases Holln.nu Red Case Gin a Surgeon m the Union army. After the ilescription of property value. His char­ 50 Cases Fine Old Tom Gin, wnr he emigrated with hts tamily to this SEATTLE, ,V. T. acter for capncity and int~grity fs a guar· 1 Territory and settied upon wild·lands in 50 Casks Guinnes:s Porter, !}ts. nntee that he will discharge the delicate t-he south-western part of King county, chttie~ ot thAt office thoroughly and im' a.ml pts., . where he l1as continued cultivllting his partially. 50 Cask's Bass· Pale Ale, farm and practising his profession ever Fer School Superintendent-The nom' in quarts and pints, r ~ inPt'. lie bns heretofore ac-ted with the ination ot M.iss Anna Bean tl'ivts general Republican party and was elected to the sati&bction. :£very RepnblicAo we have 10 Octovcs· Fine· Old Martell J.cg!slatnre six years ago on the Repub­ beard roentJOn the matter haa declared Brandy, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS lll lican ticket. He was n 100mber of the his intention til vote for Miss Dean as 10 Octaves Fine Old Hen- "'\•etrmn's 'Lnion." of which Gen. Grant "the best man for tT1e pl11ce." The only STOVES, RANGES, is Commander-in-Chic!, and he J'enounced chance for the •· otlti!r fellow·• is for the ne:ssy Brandy the League ancl tile Republican party on two candidates to "pnol their iasues." 5 Octa.ves Holland Gin, recei\·ing- a secret circular from "Hca.d­ For Surveyor-F. H. Whitworth ia the Fine Old Port and j Sherry QuaJters'' which was treasonable in its nominee of both parties and h11s no oppo­ tl·rms and sugge ~tions. lie bns no sy m­ sition. Wiue:o; . pRthy with trni'turs; hence bis present For Coronor-Thomas S. Russell is the .. (;o)tJter-\\' ure,- political affi liatiOn, candidate, and the only objection we s-heet Copper We also· hn,·e constant!\· on hmal a full line J.A!utl Pipe, For Auditor-Robert L. Thorne, aside have heanl to his filling thnt office' is: ofth!e OLD BOCHH0:-1 \VlllSKlES nud oth- And Zinc. from his ampfe qunfificAtions for the po'­ "Tom ought to have had a better posi' er Domestic lit1nors whi ch we 011\:r to the . StenJD I•ipe, trndc at 8an .Fraudeco prices.. CoJtper Pipe, Granhe sition, his many estimable ~ocial qualities, tion." J1 is llllPxrrptlonable morality 11nd correct No impartial m11n will dispute the fact StenJD and Gas l ;'ltting, ,JcportrnPnt. Ttas special claims to our that this is the be~; t t1cket ever offered to Ga• PIJt'C·,. ;:upport from his ideutifir.ation with our PATRONIZE Sheet Lend. the voters of King county, and it is pre­ Etc. greatest public enterprise-the rpilrond sented free from any taint of bar;,;ain and -as a civil engineer, nn•l by a casualtJ· corruption. The election of the entire noon that roatl was disahlctl for life for ticket is d'ue· t o- public decency, as" re­ DIRECT IMPORTATION thP. pursuit ef his profes~ion. .It is the buke to tha ring and caucus management ~E:OA.LXC>N R..A.NG-E poli cr of all enlightened governments to which has heretofore deb11ucbed our local ]Jrovitlc for those who have been disabled uolitics, to the humiliation anll disguat -nY~ -· -AND~ in the pttbTic service, ann when that end ol all f be accompfishcd without cost or detriment to the public, ft is sound poli ~ 'I'Iae Dureau. S T 0 V E. I Messrs. Plummer ,\: Young have just re­ BUCK \ cy to adopt the means at l1and , i ceived a Lar~ e and Fresh tit• ck of Confection­ HOME HOUSES. For Treasurer-George F. Frye wa:s cry wl•ich :u-ri vet! ou the Idaho from San :Frnn· to ~- 01'llcrs fro1n abro:o among the first settler& ef the place that ci;eo. Tuis lm•t invoi ce comprises many new· i,; now the city ·of Seattle, and is the son~ varieties hcretofo•c unkuown in this City, nud in-law of Hon. A. A. Denny, enc of the arc very delido us. By snlllc steamer was "lso H •. McALEER &,, Co., 6Jriginal proprietors of the town plat.­ rcccivctl a new stock of nil the favorite brands ( ;onnucrcial Su·eet, Scuttle, 'V. 'I'.· of Ci~ars, both Foreign and Domestic; nlso IIc has beca a successful busine~s man as Cil!il rcttcs, T&baceo, Pipes, etc. The prices a merchant, miller, farmer and !teamboat on these goods arc put down nt the lowest Celebrated Fair Oaks r:aptnin, in all of which be has exhibited living- rates, uml the public urc invited to test good business qualifications and m~n­ our sincerity iu this mutter as well as the· taincd a nmutation for lltrict probity quulity of O'or goods. l'LU)DJEII & You:st;, ama11rr all with whom he has had deal~ corner Mill and Front sts. Bourbon Wh.iskie s., - ings. o His persoual habits arc strictly SEATTLE PLANING MILLS, unexceptionable. He has heretofore been North. Pacific counted a Republican in politics, though MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KL'iDS OF always voting independent. Every man BR.E~ER.. 'Y• UN- MEDICATED, who knows George Frye-and there are AUGUST MEHLHORN, PROPRIETOR.· few in the county who dourt-can . vote ROUGH A.ND DRESSED LUMBER for him with a fnll consciousness that [ SUCCESSOJI TO ,If. SCDlfiEG,) they ar.e thereby taking no r1sk of the The Best Beer aiways on tland. Rustic, Flooring, Casings, Gutters, Packing Boxes~.. ~rnce baing illegally held or improperly Imported by them direct from Eastern Dis· conducted. til!crics. tb us a vQiding tbc dectoring proce~s For Sheriff-From the days when Se• ORDERS PROMPTLY FIJ.LED. or San Fmncisco cellars; nrc gunrnntccd pure, Sas:hes, Doors, Blinds, Shutters and doorl aml otfl!rcd to the tmde iu lots to suit, a\ low­ nttle was a small hamlet, surroanded by • DEIVTISTRY.. er prices tban hood,; of 11 similar lrty who enjoys in a higher de,. , thiclierlng & Son's celebrated- Piooes. Seattle, W. 'P·.. EASO!II~D LU!lBEB OF ALL KINDS C()NSTANTLY ON HAND: •

The Horses' Feet. American·Nervonsness. l English :Notes. Queen Victoria's Girlhood. Wht lien Say Abont Wom.;--. ·J The season is at hand for shoeing all It is a recognized fact that extreme The in\roduction to Li'"erpool in the The Prilioess Victoria was born with- Marriage is often but ennui for herses that are put upon the road, be- nerveuaness is more common in Ameri- shape of gentlemanly custom-house of- in the homely brick walls of Kensing- cause between frozen {!'round and ice, ca than elaewhere, owing to various fleers and handsome buildings is pleas- ton Palace, on the 24th of May, 1819. two. · no horse can be expected to take the causes, climatic and otherwise. "Long ant and gives the traveler an agreeable When she was only a few months old, To be womanly is the greatest charm road without iron beneath liis feet, and neglected nervous exhaustion generally impression of the country. her fa~her died, closely fellowed by of woman. · this iron pointed with sharp steel. But ends in sleeplessness. When this dis- So far as the city itself is concerned, his father, poor old King George. Be- It"s a terrible thing to be obliged to to the well informed man, the necessityi tressing phenomenon is refcrrible to it is attractive; much more so, to me, fore tLi.is, it is recorded that "the lte· love by contract. of going to the average smith creates a neurasthenia it canaudshonld be cured than London. The streets are wide gent was not kind to his br~ther/' and J The profession of women is the hard- feeling of dread, because the foot of without recourse to any powerful an- I and clean, and the edifices massive and when the Duke of· Kent d1ed, 1t was est of all professions. · the horse is generally in fair shape odynes or narcotics. Other familiar / architecturally beautiful. The hotels, found that " the poor Duke had when be first goes to tli.e shop-or if sequences of the same nervous malady as a rule, are richly fitted, the furniture left his family deprived of all means of I None l~ugh_ better and oftener than not in good shape it has at Ieaet all the are mental depression aucl the form of 1 cosUy and elaborate, and so far as un- existence." Thus the positiGn of the women Wlth ~no teeth: elements of usefulnsss, and in the insanity known as melancholia. A still ! iqueness and individuality in em bel- mother of the future so>ereign, a young . Of all bless10gs, lad1es are the soo&h­ hands of a good mechanic, assumes a more frequent outcotne of nervous ex- , lishment go, are rather ahead of ours. German princes11, so soon left alone iu mgeat.-[Artemus Ward. good sh11pe for bot11 beauty aud useful- haustion is a tendency to inebriety. ! lf the house alone conlholic liquors or opium. icau notions. undertake. But for tllat wis& and kind lDg for love.-[M'ldamtJ tie l:ltael. buttress, while the forward part of the A curious sequel of nervous exhaustion i The ordio11ry comforts of life, such brother the Duchet!s of E. t: nt though Contact with a high-minded woman hoof being made up so largely of hard- is hay fe>er, which, pbilosopllicully , as are found in American hotels, are the mother of the future Qu~en, was is go?d for the life of any man.-fHen­ ened, horny caterial, it is Jaborious to analyzed, is simply, we are assured, a j lackivg in the English or are exceed- all but unfriended in a home with ry VJDcent. cut it, hence when the hoof x:eeds to be nervous idios_vncrasy, sensitive to some Iingly costly. A room for two on the which she had as yet but little time to A woman's heart, like the moon, is cut away in front, on the bottom, it one or many external irritants, of which fourth floor of a tirst-c-l"ss hotel, such get acquainted. She was a foreigner, always changing, but there is always a 11eldom receives tile trimming there polleu, sunlight, heat, dust, foul air as the Adelphi or Nc)nh Western, at accustomed to dift"erent ways of living, man in it.-[London Punch. that it needs, the shoe being nailed on and smoke are the most familiar. For )I Liverpool, costs ti ve bloillings per day, and had not eveu the easy elasticity of Women cats and birds are the area­ back from the front of the hoof, the exhaustion of the brain, vigorous out- equal in our money to one dollar and youth which accust.oms itself to any· tnres that'waste the most time on their projection so left being roughly clipped door exercisf' is indispensible; as re- I twenty-t.: ve cents, and on the lower thing, for she ~as already over thi~ty toilettes.-(Charles ~odier. off and rasped down, greatly to the gards food, abstinence from strach and floors this figure, of course,-increases. wher. she marned the Duke; and whtle Th ·u · · th" I 8 1 future damage of the hoof. The rasp sugars, antl in their place the freest use J This amount entitles one merely to the occupying so great a position, she was ere_ WI ways rematn some m_g 88 18 should never be allowed to touch the permitted by the digestive organs of 1 use of the room and beJ and two can- comparativelv poor. Had she with- to be saJd of women M long there surface of tbe hoof. Nature has given f11ts and oils, is p ~ ouounced a potent dies. When one's bill is presented be drawn with her. child io her own conn- one on the earth.-[Bouffers. the upper surface of the horse"s foot adj11nct to the medicinal treatment of finds one ~;hilling ~;ix pence daily for try to bring the little Princess up Women swallow at one mouthful the such a iini:.oh as no smith can impro>e nervous <:isorders. Indeed, one of the each persma charged for attendance, am~ng her own people, cheaply and lie til at fhtte!s, a_nd drink ?rop by Elrop upon, but rather, every time be touches great wants of the day is an inrrease of consisting in bringing a pitcller of wa kindly, far away from the criticisms a truth that IS b1tter.-[D1derot. _ his abominable rasp to the outer fat in our nourishment. Our fat.hers ter to the room eac:h night and empty- and extravagances, the late hours and Wto love women a little lor what we ernst of the foot, he does violence to cou),l eat pork and digest it., but since ing it when making the bed next morn- bustle, of English life, whlll could have do know of them, and a great deal i ts appearance as well as t..· its lasting it has been, for the most part, banished I iog. This aggregate::~ eight shillings, wondered? But the Duchess had the more for what we do not.-flk Marv5l. qualities. from the table, we are suft"e ring in all I or two dollars per day for lodging only temperate Coburg blood in her veins So the season for shoemg the horse directions for want of fat. Arsenic, I on the fourth floor. No hotel in Liv- and shared the sound sense and judg: !Voman has been !aithf~l in a few for the winter"s use, is one of 11nxiety to cannabis indica, and citrate of cafl"eine, I erpool has gas in th., rooms, and but ment of her race. :She never forgot tllmgs. .N~w, God 1s_ gomg to make ~my person who knows the liability to ergot, a.re 111l useful medicines in the ! two in London; not even a. lamp c~n be t}!at her _eight-months-old-baby was ~he Iher a ruler lD many thmgs.-fSusan B. lDJnry, and 11ny horse owner does less treatment of nervousness. 1 had, but one must bu content w1th a first _Prmccss of the blood, Enghsh Autht>ny · · than his duty if he fails to stand by B _ . . H- .- . ~l\I - . 1" j candle giving a light the Egyptians and above ·all things, and imperativelv A good and true woman is said tore- and airect, that is, supposing that he b ROKEt);h r:b.u.Ts.-· . any t'~omen .< l'3 i Greeks disdained two thousand years requiriog an English education. And sewble a Cremona fiddle-age but in- k nows enough to act mtelhgenUy. .. m h ecan, se e.y ·,n·e no1n f . .ce n1vetuhve·. . d. ' i· ago. 1'h· e e 1eva t ora {hw tc. hth· cy e te- l s hbe egan h or 1ong career of self-demal· creases 1ts- worth and sweeten.s 1ts· tone. 1 11 18 1 the matter. Owing to the ver.y com- t okpe am co~uagef th' • r''nbtl llbseadse 1 gautly call "lifts") IJnve no one regu- by ste>1dily remaining in England, - lflolmes. p I1ca.e. • cl na t ure o f t h e h ool,. 11D d a II t h e 1I a des .pesse:;swu l M o e e u eeT e! . tu·o J I ar Iy emp·l oyed t o run th em, b u t are th oug h far· f rom h er f rJen . d san d every- Mai•l ens liko moths a.re c ~ n~ut by glare parts within and immediately above it, , an mmt; ·,en ~re \' Cry gul 1r JU IS I munipulated by the mrious porters, thing that w&s most dear to her. The ~od mammon win~· his w ~y"'wh cn ' if disease ftlst en upon these parts it is regard. rhey take a yonr.g gJrl .f ~om Iand one must be hu u· ·d up before tile little family, bereaved, ret•rned to the Sera phs would drspllir- not so 5imple a matter as where it fix es 1 ti.Je warm atmosphere of a _Jovmg, elevator c .. u be uti ll~e tl. They will old palace at Rl;!nsington, where the . . . . -f.Byron. 110 upon the liioft parts, or assumes the J cheer;ul_ home, ~ after a fen· ~eekt! not ascend fur the purvose of bringing child had . been born, u!ld there the A flirt lS hke a ~1pper_ attached tister, whose superior age must, in can give a man is to ask his friendship· horse with a >ery fine and healthy body I 0 1 ~b 1 0 ~l· a ou~. k _of t 10 rt Tile hotels have a restaurant attached those inilocent ·days, have neutralized and the most signal proof of her incH!~ 1-r! 1 . 8 l is of little value if without sound feet spfnsJ tes tlney ~e Jr i!ngborkt e 111nd a regular scale of prices. A plai.n the immense difference of position ference·is to offer him hers. under him, we wtll be the t>etter able INemn v~ws w y u>e r:a Y b :~u. 1' breakfi!.st, (as they call it) which con- and given something of the sweet nat: To pro~ect one's self against the to prize a good set of feet, and use l.o w o!.l~ erd_so ~ 0 { atppy n hes sists of a cup of coffee and two pieced ural humility of a vounger child in a storms of life marriage with a good vigilence in the care of them. An nui- npeu tm · ~ _185r1 I ~ ell JLa lr~u~! h;. 0 I of bread that are actually harder than well-regulated household to this most woman is a ha~bor in the tempest· but 1 0 8 05 1 mal witll good hoofs and limbs may l ts~ e_m ' e a rea e tg Ill 1the much-maligr:ed "hard tack" of important member of the family, all with a bad woman it proves a tem'pest . 1 !\"Ill" . t h 'J) " d . . f h ~ h ave _se no~s l t:fects about the bo~y, : o· _ __ _ _ 1 war times, cos s ~wo s 1 JD~s an su- ,n ,n?on~cJOus ? er own greatsess. in the harbor. marnng h1s ap~earance, yet be qmte 1 HEALTHY Pnoi'EIITY OF Oxwxs.- j pence for o~e. It an_ e_gg Js ordere.d lh.tssister, Pn:ICess Feodo::-a, afterward The conversat-ion of women in societv aele for some kmds of service, where· I The healthy properties of onions have 1 t~e charge IS three sh1lhngs. That IS Prmcess Hohenlohe, was the tenderest resembles. the straw used in packing as, a teuth part of the diffi~ulty, if in j ;,e>er been fully understoorl. Lung J suty - ~hree ceut~ for coffee ~nd bread, of friends and companions to the Queen chica; it is nothing, and yet without it t~e feet, would utterly wcapamtate 1 unclJi,·er complainls are certainly ben- 1 1!!~penor to wh10h Delmomco would durmg her wkole bfe. They were everything would be brolren.-[Mad· la1m fo~ w~rk or tra>el, ex_cept u_t?d er . efittecl; often cured, by a free consump- J g1ve for . twenty-fiv~ cents, a~d au egg b_rougllt up together in quiet old Ken- ame De Stael. great d1sn ~.vantages and wtth no little tion uf onions either cooked or raw I added for seventy-five cents mall, fo.r smgton, 1n the swP.eter sohtode of Still panting o>er a crowd to reign, suffering. Hence the care required in 1 Colds yield to'them like magic. Don't which. one coald get from Dieter an en- Claremont, the hous~ where Prince More jov it gives to wowan'd heart th_e .t-~eatm_ent of th~ h~nse:s foot. is no be afraid of them. Taken at night, an i ~re du~ne~ better cooked a!ld serve t~. Leopolu_had spent h1s sh~rt mani~d To m~k " two frigid coxcombs vain. tnv1a1 offu1r, and 1t 1s h1ghly 1mpor- !1 offense will be gone by morning and ' :rhe dnnkmg water has no 1ce, and 1s life, wh1ch belonged to. h1m. and JU Than ono true manly lover blest. taot that the fi rst. smith that tile young Jl the good effects will amply comp~nsate I at least tepid and generally warm. which he often received his widowed -[P.vpe. horse makes the acquaintance of, should for the trifling annoyance Taken reg- I ::;oc:e hotels have gone so far as to sister and her tittle girl. They were God took his softest clr.y and his have very EOux:cl views regarding the · ularly they promote the. health of the ! adopt a system of shrewd Ewiudling iu th~re in the-summer of 1824; and so purest colors and ronde a fragile jewel, matters to which we here briefly call i lungs 'and the digestive organs \.n ' forcing guests to become boarders at bnght must that summer have been mys~erious and careEsing-the finger . attention.-W estem Ji'arm J ournal. j extract made by boiling down the. juice ' ~bese excessive. priceJ. T~ey have, for tllat. its brightness st~ll lasts_ iu recol- of a woman. The devil awoke and a~ i of onions to a syrup, and taken as a mstanc~, a notice, aJway_s m small type !echo~, though the httle Pnncess was the end of that rosy finger pat-a Osage lfeuge. . medicine, answers the purpose very :md_ at the ~east consp1cuous part _of but five Y~,ars old. "'fhose days of nail. · ---·~ 1well uut fried rot~sled or uoileJ onions theu regulahons, that all persons hu· Claremont, the Queen herself tells us, A . Nebraska <:orresponde,nt ?f the lare l;etter. O~ions are a verv ·chea ing rooms and not taking _meals in the , .. wer~ t~e happi.,st days of her child- lutelligence Items. P_ra;.n e Ji'u'!mer giv~s the foilow_mg a~ medicine, within everybody'!!. r eac h~ bon~~ are to be charged fifty per cent hood.. :rhe most caref?l education h1s methoa of g~owu~g and tre~twg_ an , and they are not by any means as .. bad j add1tu~n~I for lodgmg.. Th1s scheme w~s g1v~~ to the_ young Pnocess. Over Congress appropriated $50,000 tore osag~ heo~e which, tn the mam, 1s a , to take" as the costly uostrums a n. eg- 1 was ongmated by the Midland Grand th_1a tramJDg ~nnce Leopold watched pair and perfect the Washington monu most sens1ble ~ode_of mana_gement: lect of their uae may necessitate. , Bc:tel, at London.. . w1th all the wterests of a statesman, ment. · A foot apart 1s, 1u my JUdgment, 1 / ·fhe plan of paymg fer attendance Js, and all the tenderness o! a father. Al- The wheat yield of California this about the right distance to set hedge I A Wonv FOR SoF'lr ~;EDS.- Why . we sllould suppo8e, more disgraceful ready, too, other visions of the future season is estimated at over 34,000,000 plc..nts; they grow a little more thrifty / should soft beds b_e considered un- I to \he proprietor than unpleasant to were dawning before the far-seeing centals. set that distanJe, and it is a little less wholesome? Certamly they afford Ithe visitor. He wllo hires the room eyes of the man who, with the sincerest work to !'lash it t~an when it is set i more comfort than har~ ones. ~~rd look~ merely to the ag~regate w~en desire ~or the welfare of England, and Mexico roefuses to allow United States closer. Still I tbtnk good thorough I beds should never be g1ven to h.tle makmg settlement, w1thuut canng a longing, no doubt made all the troops to pursue hostile savages across culture has more to _do with the growth chlldren, and p~rents who suppose that I whether it is charged to attendance or stronger by the melancholy failure of her frontier. of plaz:.ts than t~e d1stance apart. The I su?h beds contnb~te to health b! h~rd- taxes or what not. But with the !and- his personal hopes, to ~ive to the coun­ Gens. Grant, Hancock and McClel­ obJect!o. n to :ethng the plants so far . enJDg 11Ud ~evelopmg the ~oust1tut10~, lord it is as if be expected his boarder try which bad received him a kindly lan wer.e mflmbers of the same class at apart ~s that 1f ~ plant or two misses, a~e surely 1n error.. Ew1nent pbys1- not only to give the understood profit and noble sovereign, had at the same West Point in 1844. there ~sa hole JD the fence. A. V. 'f.'s 1 c1an~ - b~th h~r~ and 1n England-con- for his accommodations, but pay in ad- time a natural wish to advance his own Memphis has lost population since ass~rhon that the lateral branches will cur ID th1s opm1on, and_st_atc: that hard dhion a part of the expenses actually family, worthy by constitution aud the last cl)nsus, and the negroes num­ ?Jllt up to the_contrary, not withstand- beds have _often prov~d lDJUnous ~o the necessary to carry on the business. It character as it had already proved it ber more than the whites. mg. If you _w1s~ to make the hedges shape of _mfants .. Bud~ and an1mals would be no more out of place for tae self. Another child, standing to him Eight thousand dollars are to be ex­ to make_ a p1g-tJght fen_ce of it, it is cover _theu offspr1ng wit~ the softest 1 hotel:keepe~. to require each person ~o i!l exac~ly t~e same relationsh~p as the pended in experiments in tea cultiva­ very difficult to get _1t down close Imatena.l they can obtain, and also pay, m addJtlon to the rates charged 1n httle V1ctor1a, had been born JUSt after tion in the South this year. enoug~ to prev~nt a ptg·hole, and if make soft ~eds for them; why not do America, a portion of the rent, or the her in the little ducal court at Sue- you w1sh to let 1t stand as it is and 1 the same wtth our own young? ·fire insurance on the building, or the Coburg, in the cheerful country house Vermont bas given 186 missionaries to tee foreign field, of whom 26 have make a careful fence, in a few years 1 , , • . oook's wages, or his wife's mother's of Rosenau. While the children were the lower branches will die off, and RELIEF 1:_on W AKEI' UL~Ess.- .Mrs. funeral expenses, or something else still in their cradles this idea seems to been to the Turkish mission. yon have ~ cattle-hole. I have had to ~h~wpso~, 1 ~ the Evfngel_l$t, ~ays the equally foreign to the situation. It is have communicated itself to all about The Postoffice Department is over­ put poles ~n a two-foot gap to prevent es reme Y or 81 e~p essness IS to wet / merely a species of beggary less excus- them. The families were in constant run with applications for new postof­ cattle getting through after the hedge hali a to we~, a~ply 1 ~ to th~ ~hckbof th~ able than at the street corners, and of communication, the young mothers fices to be named G~&rlield and Han­ got to ten or twelve years old. 1 u1; 0 d e haslfe 0 f / which an American hotel maa would exc!aanging those pleasant experiences cock. ?e ~:c bp~essm~ 1 ~ ~~r I In VIew of the fact that a hedge the t ra f• an Ull ~n e ~~ a ?d be ashamed. an'd bits of nursery news as mothers The chief travel to the top of Veauvi· fenee is a permanent affair, and not a ·. e ~~~ ove~~o asffi 0 pr~ven °0 rtapld i The omnibus or the tramway car is will do as long as Uie spectes lasts All us by the new railway is done by night, thing that is to be renewed like a post cjrcu a ~on. . e th ebt ~s pr~mb _an vastly superior to ours It is commo- the doings and growing a of •' the ·little to see it illuminated bv the electric and board ience in a few years, aud P easan • coo1 tmgl eb ramWan rmg- dious and easy One ~an stand without 1\Iay-flower," as the Princess was callea light. • that gops once matle in a hedge bv JDg on a swee "'um er. arm water • b th k" d G k " f Jk missin 1 ts ld . is better tbau cold. To all suffering fear of having his bat kngrapbl·made at the Ne .. York G&·llerr ,.. . The railway np Mount Cenis was Waseverperfnmeaweeler than that hewaaviaited by hia ministershortly No.ta-Tb~rdSt.,s.F.,aregurantee4 tobetlrot- ~~~~·~~ ~ -a_-L com~leted in 1868. and upon i~ the all-prevading fragrance of the sweet- after c~ming to his pulpit. 'l'he min- class. Pl"leeo to aolt the times. J. H. Puns & co !8lll~iiUI. ~ ~d'JIA.ia8 trachon of the engine was secured by acentedlbay? And was ever an interior iater said he would often call and see - - - Cor. Pine and Sansome Streets. two wheels acting horizontally un.ter so truly picturesque, so full of quiet him; bot time went on, and he did not 81!-n ••..,.neJ_,, c .•LIFonl~ o yoke, m •u.assacbusetts, and to tl.!e Cl mg s outs, utge their straining oxen sao · ea ye en e cannot hear me." I PI c •• _.,h C<-oin In our , ·unit) .... u&a.:! H l ~~p _of t!.te }ncl_ined planes on the througl.! the solid barricaue; when all "_ ~nt, . ~ir,'_' said ihe woman, ·with n s ea.sant to Take, /! LIABILITIES. 83,136,u~~ u SWitc,h_,b_ac k_ of the fence_8 anl_l stone w_alls were almo•ti;J r1s10g mg,,mty of_ m_anner, •• The Lord's s,And••• wim ll prm·ftenO'e •t o'Jdornce thoaud most (.'!ean~~~er potent andthal. horml bas He.. H. c it I ~ r iul_r vt.~. ds Penn~ylva- 11 ma.. I he Vesu nus railroad would, lost to s1ght ID the Ulll versal avalonche; n~e ~eaf! And It 1s to l.Je supposed the horn t» · ou~ ht to pnbhr noll ce. For t:on upauou, "I' " · ·too·k · ·- · · · ------· .. s1,ooo,ooo oo <'loub tless, have been sooner built if and bel>t of all, when the little district minister felt the power of her re- ~~~~~j,.~~~.,!~:;.~~:.~~~~J;~!~~ ~:~~lr\.d~;;:u:: ~~:':'c"'~~;.~·~·::~.. ~~~~~~~~-"~~-::: I,~~~::t,~ ~~ e ngineers h ad no& deemed it almost school-house upon the LiB stood in an proach.-Le-isure Ho-u1·s. 1·arnbly the best '"'"t'"' tt~ . t J - ~ " '"":~ ,1:16 ,9 ~ 6 !4 so crum >Hug _a nature on so steep a ec 1D e. o arn to _play, sought e a e eetl.DlOn.!7. cscnp 11·c Pamphlet from your or atl - " d Ab b It h - k out h 1 i ·wh tlre;s the proprietor, d r u~i~o •t ' • n:•• r_<"SJ)e<•tfnlly ~nil nUcntlori~ to our gru e. s ~~ , a t lC - platform of ~ve ry IL l en corner 1n our game ere. testir~onials J.:i\·e the resi'~...... of over tho whole r oan-bed, and t he rails ICko_clin the hay' now stopping quietl_v son to \"Cnfy them. 'l'h?~sauds of ;JCOple ~!erdtauts , 1\lauufacturers, Bnnl:s :wd Bankers h I t 1 t fr nm all parts of t.hll Pacttic Coast can nn d ELEGTR IG BE lan~l o rs: nnrl a ll doing busine•s in our line. ' are us cleared of the shifting cinderR, 0 IS _ev to the tiny squeak of s0me have expressed the opinion tttut tbcre is no · \\ e ;.:"''"" noh·lce in detail of :.t l credits and lavat and detritus which make up the rusth!lg m o use near by, or it may be ot•·cr article in the world equul to PIIOS- LTS nckn_o wlotlge prompt I)- alllr·ttcrs. and will fu ;nisi.J cone. The station is 21 feet nuder the creepmg cautiously to the little hole PilATEt SO.o\P for common toilet u>c. ~.•.. CB.hrtwtlonit'• " "a'•11d Appli"n::i pcci:l.IDiccssc. a.forRc.:; .t heca ncu beprocurcdfron~re of Nervous ~~-la,•;;t' .r"!~J' '~'~tl <~·,;.,i·.rnt>ll!c <- o d e to co"reRpundcuts, 513 l~va, uud it is thought in caso of erup- up near t h ~eaves in search of tbe big- ~:~" . m any people lave tested this sosp for the PUI.\'EHMAcm:at GAI.YAN IC co .. Mont- .~hi!"'"'" ' ~ of Gold nu» rtics who have thoroug-hly J"amphlct ami The Electric Rc\icw containirw fu11 U e h .•:: 1.•·nnu c t."h·d by ·~ t_·lc·!t:tone with aiJ tlOD o t 1e railroad would not neces- _n II unc re, ways we passed the fleet- tes tt•d ri10SPHATE SOAP: parlicula•·s A t'Oi.::e• of rruj C:e _ the pm~ c p : .t w:.rehou"'"" "'"' rh ~ "Prodt:rc E•- sarily f f®llow.I Heretofore to visit the mg hours. UA!iLA.ND, Cui. April 5 lSSO rnnghly poste•l iu the w_hcat, ' 'The ge ner If t f N E 1 -' STANU.•\RO SO 'P CU ' l'P NY-' ' - . Gr,mt n_urc p1·e pared at o rom up es a:l co,:;t some a ea ures o I ' ew ng anu S _ _ a -' ar GE:>~T s . ~In matkln a 07 0 a !I tunes to n.:d:<· lo:"" on r1om \\"beat "'"d l" .. r Volcanseven houl"s, f muchN fI. utigthl e anti about . barns are all a like. The barn that we orne two or tllrcll montbs SI{O, 1 bad a boy I~ . If _ anarenRIJe ' l<>y . and otb c;· apprt o\l·u IDI'1"rll:mdi:o in warcbo,;;,.· ~r: f - • Ire b - f ll f at>out ~W0 years old tbat had sufl'cred ror a lo wrl&lute ID rC8f>OD8e r.o RDJ' ! hi\"CS IUit'OII. .. madcnn Com mi ...... i ..,.., or eacll per son; now tl.!e ascent of mem er IS a garner u o treasure }ear with a seYere eruption nn tbe bead and I adwert1seme11& In tbiM paa.er, yon wlli 1 "l'""'"l uttt> ntiuu gi v<· H to 1lw 11 cgotiation or 10 the_ cone. th~ worst of tho journey , re- sweet as new-mown bay. You r e mem- focc. eauseEl by t ed lJiu .~. The child was in please menUon &lit. aa ., or tbe paper. 1 t;1 ..•t- cluss louus ot cilic>, couttt i,s nutl oU ter cor- qmres only eight minutes. the great broad double uoors, which such m1scry thut it would oil en he awakcned , . 1 . _ . • bl- t · 1 f th. k male sweep· g · -t · th h ou \ of slcCIJ b\' the sev•ru ·itch .., H • N "t·°""1 Surgtcnl Instttute (Western Dl\· t s!IJ~) . 319 o\\c.~t!.o bonns. aud "PIJ Rtlls of F.xc·han;:<" ou rs. pu lC rta 0 IS r e m!lr - , l lD CHClll 10 e snow; t e would tiP· . t b 1 . b vdv lllo· ·" c i 1,•ush,St., s, F. Devoted tn th e treatmont or thel'rtllC1p :t l (;Jt>CS II! tile li:-:rTEDS"!",WES ,ENGLAli fJ ablThee line fi took place on J nne Gth. The ruddy pumpkins, piled up in the corner c.t scrn c liS ea aud face unttl r PP ca. l ties, Fistula, &c. Send for circu lars. nut! G En><.\:-:r. · ' ti f til b · 1 h the !Jlood ran fro1n the scabs. \Ve tried !' '"~C"o!l<'<·tion"c E """I" and prompt rei ur ns rend ~ e o ascent _occ~1pies only eight near e IllS, anl t e wi~ _tf ul w_hiuny of e\·e rytlung w e could find, but uot!J " , G-'llL .... XO•!•I ' ' EGI':T .... IU.K coUGH cro·i ai ma rket r.t tes ot cxl"lmuge. , - m1nntes; on foot It tukes an hour and the old farm-horse, ttS With 11r1cked-ur seemed to :{i>·c nn 1- permanent relttf 11 ~ d ~ rops ._th e grcntes r known remedy r.1 r nil Throat "1' ~ 1 1 •,.-•·aJ >hl <· 'l"rnnsh·r.. mad•· wi th Kr.w a half. A correspondent of the Time .~ ears and eager pull o f chain ho urged we tried Pl:IOSPI:IA'l'E SOAP. Be lore we an uug t;om l>lalnts. !'or sal e by all urugJ<.: ""'o . cable tr:illsfers t G Enr<• P•' 1 w o W>lS u resen. on tl.ie occaswn says· Y u promp a ten wu to chore-- · . · •c, e c 11 11 c o c a nnd face ,;, •• T ...... ,,.,.,.n•·e .,.,,,._, ••ttc..,. ol'cr•••llt" ol t · ·. --- . -. · · ' · h - ~ourJ - ' were enttrcly heal ·d 1 tl h b '·'"1 Ifirst public e::s:pei'iment • •he• boldest how. !'athl- - - Out- ·~li e u ,\E J, K ,\JSEe_ Js~a•c_, o_ 1sm~e~,tJSKJrkbam~·. ~· t. ---cts, U. ll>~,;~";: " to '!~" from the ~ i otcl-· fr ee.___ :Sr •TF.•.oam ·""omJtd! E.c r.ov.:c ongood~>llateralsor.,. 1 .. among: t!.t e m any p_resent _c onfessed the Sll1 e t 6 cor_n-cnb stands, 1ts golden FottT v~;twc, Arizonn Dec.! ;.> 187, 1 CAI :I.FORXLA llliC tt or. uo•T , ?~. .. ,-.. ~• - . '""'"'"· _ G ood llnsiuess !\otcs and s 1 uecess1ty of screw!Ug the ir cou_racre up stores gleaming throu ,.h the open laths OARiJ >Ore eyelid> c Papest,ooros tlwfustcst. \Vf'uretbc oldcstllllc~•.lly benefi etal to borrower nntlltuder. t · · h . h - of th - th - -· - , - '1 1 'pu S "' o ' 1- .uor nud bcne,·olcnce arc not tile attri· rau~ tn w lC ~ n e t ravels, but a s!llgle _ e \lea e r·b e at~n shell,_ and the ' " 1cc untt u~.ec1 , - 0 Pll~~E- Sc:>_ . \~. MOULDERS W but;s of ~: oo d Banking; strict justi ce :tml" rigid carnage, cnrr_y1 ng ten p er sons only ducks and geese, Wlti.I rattling cr oa k I Coru OIU.L ,DEISS!> Be ltKE, ANTED pe :~o r mn n ce ot contracts are tt s prnpPrfound•tiou. und as th d- - t t ' and husl;,- hi s . n 1 - k b t . ~ l'wcliLh l nhllltry. - .n11 Tn E - A .,uad Uauker tSono who lakes betwr care or e ascen 1ng ~arnage sur s, . J ,L l qui? VI ra !Dg ::>A.x FHAS 1sco, Navemb cr 27, IS';"\J I:ISDO:\ ~ o:-.- woili\S other ! ><'<•1 ;>~,. mvney thaubisown. _ · anethe_r, co unterbalaucmg it, comes tiuls (thttt stranl!e eontugwn ), waddle ST.-\:\0:\RO SOAP COMPANY- Gents: San r .·auclsco. I ,\ '' ·mt .. nt :and 1c·..,,,.,.n ·ath-:! c:onrsc is down f rom tl!e summit tho weiabt of across the slushy snow an•l sail out , .After a nurn oe r of trial:; of So·tps 1 b.ave N ?"e nr_n,n ftrst prn~e ple,; of succc.,ful Bunking. - , ' ,... - tl.J t. 1 • lcu rr ·d tl ttl PUOSPll ·. ' . CURRY & BRO I'h:" wtll b o our pohrv. eac ewg live tons. TI.Je carriuges are upon e uarn-yarc pond. H ere is the t ~ c ta .w . · ATE JS certainly • I You rs. ven· respoc tfnlly h b 1 0 1 ~o constructed that, _rising or descend- ptl~ ?f husks from whose bleached and i~cil~~1rJd~~~tJ~r oltu•ouf, ~thank Y } for 113 Sansome St., Sa.n Francisco, • s. G . :.rntP~ rY. · n. n. i'll<:ntt:OOAL2~,1 mg, the passenger s1ts on a )e\•el phne, I rustl~ng sheaths you picked the little I - A.a:s P: ARTHUR. So1e .A.;;e::l::~:tl!il for 1:h.e c"""'" ""''Jen• ana whatever emotion or h e~ italion Ir ~vehn g s of ~rown for your corn-sil k: While uccklies arc so cheap t!Ji s season 1 -- --- may l.Je felt on starting changes before cigarettes. D1d e ver "pur:J Havana" It ?:•t mony1 n SHd- faccll man has secured n one bus risen 20 meters into a feeling taste as sweet. J.ulro.•d t cket at h:.lf pncc on the ct rcoQ"th - ' "' b of Ius throal-!.:car · I ?f perfect secunty. The motion also I ..t."'ear Y we see the barracks stored __ · •• _____ I lS very gentle, and the eil'~ct i~ mag- with yellow sheaves of wheat. Soon W . I nificent, if not indeed grandly awful Iwe shall hear the intermittent music of omen Never Thlllk! as, when hanging mid;ay against the beating fhil on the old barn tloor tl the crabbted old bachel or who !-fLtcred I . d th~ h- k . • 11~~> seut1mcn could but wttne•s the mien SHARPS R'flE C 1 SI_ e of tho cone, one looks from the now c l :o "IDg soft on the broken sheaf, t~oug-ht, deep ~ tutly and I!Jurou~b invcs t i g~~ I 0., OF BRIDGEPORT, C6Htt wma1 ow directly upwar ds or downwards now loud :md clear on the soundwg llon uf women 111 detcrminin.!! tho best medi- --FOR-- I the line, which, its s !i o-ht in- Loards._ Upon the _roof nbove we see crucs to families well, and would !(.allrornt•, Urep:on. Ar fzo n•. ul~mg c note t h c tr~w c:•e 1pr ' tltl ~ tir ct d · 1 t:;r rlt· "~ ry a nd l d!t.h o. Also ageNevadnts rorr ~\V .W nshtnGr~toueen th d h d 1 w. I C!De a one excepted, is perfectl0 y per- ! e oowg oves, Wit n o ding heads II D' --· ~ : ~ Y an Wto orn 1ll •e ectin_!! e r •Ce lehrated \\ e'i~ er.. . cnotnulucturcrs of J; ng utn >l I s,.. w_n a e summ1t, one can scarcely ·,_ rnwg~ 1n anot e r corner hco llh. at a mere uorninal expense, he •vouid "'· Amenca. -'mmuaiUou or all kind• tn be sa1d to clamber t o the euge of the we looK upon a miscellaneous group of be forc ed to acl;nowl edgc tltaL sucb senti- Quanmtc• to""" - I crat_er, for _the company has cut a con- I plows and rakes and all the farm rn en ts H e basele;;s and fal se. j F W SPENCER ven1ent wmding path, np which all, uten~Ils, and h!irness hanging on the t . - -- - _ 1 • • • , except the aged, heavy or feeble, can wo?den pegs. There, too, is the little Vol_ .Q.lC Bel~1 Co., Marshall, Mwh. PlallO-P.Q t C walk with ease. 'fhe uprer station sleigh wo love so well. Could it !.Jut BfL1· St:ll<1 Lh e r celebraLcd E lectro-Voltaic I 1~ r e ompany. was g ru· 1,Y d ec k e d w~"t h a trop- h y. of speak ' how- sweet a s•.ory I·t c ou 1_l 1 t e 11 0 f Speee tsdy to curthees attltcted!.(U!lranteect. upon T hSecl y days'mean wllattrial I O ~ ing to th e increa.lne •l em •nd for ou r )I31 Ch less flags. 1' lags of all natiOns waved along lovely dnves through romantic glens they say. Write to thP.m w; th?ut tlelac· ~nc. , c; ;t• ••n o• ~ud >mtth Amc ncan Organs 01r: os· ":t f I 1" undmoonl"t • ft d J • on· " " '·" C;!rc•tlyeniargcd ourpl•ccot' bu •lt·e-s eac _ Sl< e o tue me, and, after de- _ I wooas, c en er ueezes - --- no"· l"n·e one M th l' """'"" ' and uuc•t stock; h ~q ~nd1 ~ i scenaing again to- the base of the cone ' I of btl.!e httlef h .!Jand dbeneath the coverin b"' N • d . Furniture.d h d . . ~~.....~" ~.t!UC~!·"~ ~ rn~ ~~ anon_?s '!!" Fqmconusre. nndiu clu upn~htrltn.:< th :e nhoMatchtm Stein· 01 1 we sat down. 120 1n number, to a splen- ro e, o w tspere vows, and of tl.!e en- "C\\ a~ se,con - au st auctton pnceo; . ""l ~ - l• na~ e . t;h lc kcrin:;. Jo:m eroo • :-li iler·,, llrad- 1 did banquet, spread in a R acious and 1 circling arm-a shelter from the cold _IJ. Scb~ll.llaa s ', l,lLh ~t . , Odd Fellows' Buil d- uury s and o tf•.~r maker~. •! all pnccs. ~ell-appoir.ted rest_aurant,Pestablished Iand c_ruel wind! But n •'Uth st. . , !!ian Fr•me'""· / a church in a I " - . An Editor's Escape. N.B.-Planos tUilDd rJ:>alro:l and lor r!mt. '"""'"'' own remedy-her ·' fo ,t. bt,t1 gift tto _sm~ll pro sperou s~ar~inog 1 I 1 ].:; ',~<1 d1stnct, he persuaded some of his II Soie br~ght, b{:ez~ day you cas- -OI't"! CE OF Til~>:" 1:-.-oUSTitrAJ, E1u;• 1 t,~~~~~\\. 1 :.-:, i~.fe(~~ I : ~_·'._.~· :ii.~~~~;!~.-· '._: ,:>::~~;~,,~Dt'l,~.·~ •,.m.,•::.~.:.·-',", · ' ,':_,' __~c .- :"c: n cf,..,t,l>'.. · 1 0 A, DO FRF.K any c pe_op le to invite a number of very poor ua ! g anc~ ?wn e river and behold , :\J. RJA, l ow ~ltty :.lli, l~SO. i 1880. t~ · I ·, -" - · · , ... . ?oh ap- L l'r and sickly~ street chi"ldren to 8 b are th eir. a sall-11ht f sail l!ke thatI of a pleasure To1 \\t·Lke uo;~.t plea'-ureIT Y Co:>in CI EI::>k ' : tll r 11 . I "','·".~""ph .t fl .. n. c:pnC'unr:l'lln ~ th.lll" """t ul "H ::!or ... !.! r.I d•IV"'" ollthr J.: ~'"t"!r uu" '-•>~: ~'" ... . tlerOtht!t"'>t-Cck in ,ikncc mrelietherf 11 homes for a f rtnight in the sum yac o summer. s the river open st· t . · t. I. b· _ "'" tn !,\" e o ow1n!! or eve;y- I ·· .t·e ,.,", f, , .. . .. - .. ch . mer. uglun~ below th · ti · 14 cmcn . ~l\C been llO:l JcLed w1th a d1 s. ~d1:!e ,1o'..:'r iptinnr P,Jlll• r ed fo r t i.~ n ~ ! ~··.:·:;r:·. , •• : ~ ·:; ·~.- (~:;.~~ : ~ n~~:u ; ~~~~:i,) '~~:~ , lc. ·-~-~nt, ,h"1:~, _· 0 1 1 1 1 Ill road fares, generously COmmuted I d efined• Ju. q ntry_e re, lSB ty o ~rth rsh t half- !j easde Of the kidne•.J· s for the p~st two J• ·co~' r< ..-! •. It 0\"er 1 nno.. to Ill us..,r P1!'~Otll"'"'l~ " '".\ f.{' "nil11::nso. l1 ·-:.-e; I,,_, ... c '1'· !.': · t'_ t t..! t!.c .:tt! ' :cc uf pl!y-;:t i:-, ns.-- -often R 1 WI llbd .. tl:c , ery y ecompaoy,and various other ex· . _u _ _w at un- lln hu\·e. tried numerous remedies with "oollsatwiloicsale prll' O; in .,;.,,tiuc?t'o s.';i t >;: c1rc .. ,l,~\- "I comr! icatcd onu pe!!!.sesb th were paid out of contr"but. wonted speed the Ball IS lUOV!Dg across on I y partrul and tempo_rary relit f. Warner's "'re Jlii~C~t~ se r. Th e on ly In S! itntiO!l In Am <•rlca d~lt c ote ":'""" _c ; . ~.c '"P·'' c.r.-c, ·-·d . "I i>c 0REGu •: f ' ' 1 lODS the view ' B I h f - 1 S·tfd .Kidney aud Li'fC <.: c "u tn.l e t.hi!ol ,,1 1"' 11' :•qwrml hu•dnesco Addres s. K_l,n ~a-:. v_ 1_1 ~. \ l" :1. !--i!';. d y \ 'T.!t:~.; t : ~: J :c proJnction. :m el rom eugerbelpers; thechildren were d . e ore you ave airy ~cuddt d rr u~ : was r~COI~- oa1TGO~.IF:RyWAJUi& " f. : i)., I ,... lnot m;uretl:c-c·:.!:,•,:d>il ol ,nNtllCmo''tddicatc hunted up in their miserabl h rawn another breath it has turned un- d d~ . o me, 81'. a ter h rug rt the p_n tn 7 & 22U Wllba•h Ave •• Ch icago. IlL I wul!1an, bu_ t """ "'-"·" l':.i a in tho l'oo k .·r·' ·· ,·dne,·- !J omes, e c - d d - h . . • an tslJ ess left me anll I am to-duy recltuo- .. u "' , and coaxed away fro d bt" P r e1ve , an ISs ooting w1tb equal s/1 onrr a i I r o JIIJMPIIRE.,.. l nr:c, _D i:thclc'. of - m on IDg par- "ft - th . ,. - . : "II( 1Ve 11 . urnpcrcctysntisfielitba1 L .. !!I' HO!tiEOPATHIC n~nJ. bJ<.cr-r~ t c mw~_or_.K.. o Ifn ep,Hnck D::>tDIcp<:d or dcbilit:>.Led st:>.tc gry-eyed !.Joys and girls to th~ n doesnot bend before the l.Jreeze but tli9 o~b c rF. _ G. W.Sorni :>I. ol1hehJ ne )> o cur ma cy o r~on so fcit hencx f - d . t _ new darts to and fro as if -t d '- . 1 ereoy ce rttfy that I have be en a puc tic- Hodge, Davis & Co., PropriQto..,__ nen s _In be country. The bewil- vacuum . 1 move 1D a tnS vhysician rur twenty-sc n:u years, aud -..,. dered httle ones werQ dazed at first , • or hke a shadow_ over a scene. for muuy chronic casr·s in my pra~. tice do PORTLAND, OREGON. but they soon woke up and reveled ir; Then you remember the ICe-bouts and r~c ornrn•"'d Warner's Safe Ki ~lu ey and Liver In use 25 vears. The o111y sneetJSs rul remed y tor ,t,::r ·FO R ,.\L E lW ALL DR uGG I STS . ~ the strange delights of fresh air plenty y~u open your eyes to the fact. An- ~te. It was _upon my_ adnce ~but G. w. anrt~~~.~~~~u~r"i,~~~~-~~--'w~r':~~ ~~h'e~~~.~.~~· $t Price. ONE DOLLAR· to eat and drink bo dl ' l otller and another come into view ~ arum, the ed1tur, obtumed this valuable per vial, or 5 vials and large vial powder ror'ts • un ess pay- around th lb t - remedy A A l'A'I \Y MD SOLDBY 1>KAL11 RSOEN KC ALLY, Or sent post free en grounds and cheery human kindness. . e e ow, nr~ung and flashing · · · ' ' ' • · · receipt or pri c,c. uuuapllrey'" no.... opathlc They gained health, strength, bright In th~ san, an~ hurtl_mg .across eoch lll'dlclne co. aolf aruuon !!l&reet N.Y. others path~ hk h 1te d 1 The Robertson Process IGE eyes, P 1ump cheeks, and untold moral Th. t . e · w ·wmge gu Is. For workino- rebelli"ous ores Is rem•rknble 0. W. SHREVE, benefits, proving the experiment a aga10~y aturn such o speedqmckly, that andth dashd off for it s si_mpli"" city and cheapness. No• othe.r ~- .~ gran d _ success. I n a little while. the . . 1 • ey _pre nee methotl rs k~owu which so completely re- ~=-- .::::-- New York Evening Post ·took up the t~e tllusw~ of ~ometh10g s10gularly duces rebellwu_s ~old am! silver orcs to the enterprise, under the name of the hght_and mtang~ble. In. fact, an ice· same condition as free milling ore. Parties . 1 __ _ "Fres!I Air Fund Excursion ~ ;" and ?oat 1s_a sort of d1sembod1ed yacht; it who have t~c macbiuery ft>r pulverizing anll . SAN fRAN CISCO now, s10ce the beginning, somo thou- lB a sad on skat_es.. Th_e only sem- amalg_amattn!{ can erect. n Sl:itable furrace I 214 Bush St., San FranCIS90· I SHOPPING sands of sickly, needy, ragged and dblanco Th to a boat IS .he sad and the rud- fromfor u stn!{$1,000 th toe Rob $ 1,500,ertso accordingn Process toat capacitya cost of Dll)OJ."ter DB(] Jobber l\it_'T ISS E . DROWX WILL PliRCH-'!»>E half-famished city boys and g "rls have ker. t e platform under which the required. ¥or full particulars address Jobrl G -OF- l"dluircd"' r e:aosor thnab_c houle rnt~ e hold.es. tl oodsrnnch or o i-aurstore. de satcr lt.~i pti·esto ~ profited yearly by this beautiful1 char- 8 a e_s or rn_nners-three in number-- A. Hobertson, the patentee, P. 0. box 552 UNS, PISTOLS, cash prices. ::.am1>l cs sent ~n rcceipr. or pootage tty.-St. Nicltolas. are rigged, lS broad and low,· upon this Oakland. CaL - --- • "'ISHI..._.. Acfurcss. :!ll!!o!'4CA !:E •:. t;A llll0\\I~L OS "1'11.WHITE. . e 1' wrapt in their furs D • "G TACKLI: 1'. Box :!SU5. s,n F"ranctsco. th I ea~ure·seekers o. or ul_ankcts, at 'full length, and, r. Golden Medical Di scovery Sportsmen's C.oods. l lie cures evePierce'~ry kmll of humor, fr om the worst - And------~-_:.._..::.__ Courage is a wonderful agent in ookmg under the sail, skim the frozen scrofula to the common pimple or eruption C A L y ~ R T' 8 COLONNADE HOTEL throwing off disease. A walk of fi"e surf_ace Wlt_h their eyes. The speed l!'our to six bottles cnre sal t-rheum 0 ~ c.;A.RBOLJU J UXCT!"'X OF liARKKT, TAYLOI' T1LEP. AXD . St!:_~ h strect,g. This He usc ts es pe~ially d'"c "'t ..1. d miles would cure many an occupant ~f attamedj lS sometimes very great-- tetter. torn Family Hotel. The rooms ALL rront ~ngne the lonn1~e. WHI-power will surpass mo_re than a mile per minute, and suf- _One to five bottles cure tbe wor~t kind of ! trct:t. witrt b ay wlndvws. e legantly furnish>"d t~e 1i prmples ou the face. SHEE:P WASH su~t ~s 11:.n.d single. The mo:- t tl estr ... ble lor.auoD · a ~d pill-power in nine cases out of ten if Clent to carry them ahead of the ~wo to four bottles clear the system of Ct&..l ot · ~ ~cess._ Elen\tor and tt. ll modern T • 82 per ;;alloa. enJes. lnble IS uns urpassNt in excellence c oT~~~~- not in every one. To hold a bottl~ of f~.t~test express train._ When going a\ bo1ls, carbuncles nnd sores. Hooms, with Bo8.rd, smelling salts in the hand on account th1s rate fhe b~at. wtllle~p like a grey . Four to six bottles curo: the worst kind of T. W. JACKSON, San Fran­ fl.OO~gd$~~o3u~ c :ld~.~-mes. f r ou~ cfoco, Sole Agent for the Pa­ o! a headache may be just the thing at hound, and thrllhng stories are told of erysipelas. clfle C<>ast. bmes, but to fling a pound of fruit­ the ~earful crevasses, or open places in th!t~~~- to six bottles cure blotches among cake out into the alley, and then walk the tee, tha~ are cleared at a bound. Six to ten bottles cure running at the ears. a furlong as a reward for aot eating And yet,_Withal, she can be brought up Five to etgbt bottles cure corrupt or run- the compound, is nearly always a much to the w1nd so suddenly 88 to shoot ning ulcers. better thing. the unwary occupants off and send Eight to twelve bottles cure the worst th 1t 1 scrofula. · WAGONS. ~------em~ ating ~n their noseuome yards," t!old by druggists, and in half-dozeo and «;ALL AND 8EE TilE "I'm sitting on the stylo Mary" is -Bcnbner. dozen lots at great discount. largest and finest stotk or firot­ cl&88 EXPRESS, 'rHOROIJGH. what the man said when he ~t on' his Victims to Constipation and its untold DRACE, GROCER and BUSI· wife'~ new hat, and thought it rather a Cars for the :Manhattan Elevated are miseries can keep In good condition by a NE!S WAOONB, at the · dear Joke when she retorted, "Give us manufactured by the Pullman •com• · 8A5BOBW W-'GOW DWPOT. moderate use or Ayer'~ Pills, the surest, 8 money, and we'll call it square." pany. • --.. aafrst and moat reliable Oatlurtic. rrt't ere are n!~v!;,~.~~n~!et~t~:'.::• • ••

- - L • • ' - / ~ A prnentive of tbo.H aceidenll wbich .Mall and Te1egra ph. Clarke, Cowlitz and Wahkiakua-S• R. Wbipplr, of Clarke. ao frettueutly occur in the administration WEEK:LY Fer. membera of the Board •t Equa)i.. of chloroform to produce aoreetbHia baa Republica• Terrlterlal ~oa­ zation: Firat Diatrict-T. C. Frary, of been suggeated by Dr. Wacb•mutb, <'f -.·eatloa. Columbia. Berli•, the metlt&d con!iating !imply in The Convention assembled at Vaacou­ Second Diatrict-C. H. Reed, of Pa· the addition of one part of rectified oil '>er on Wednesdav last. Gov. E. P. Fer­ cific. of turpe11.tlne to five parta of cbroroform. ry, President; n: G. O'Brien and c. W. Third District-C. W. Young, of King. 'l'be oil of turpentine in npor 11ppeara to Youag Secretaries. Irving Ballard waa unauimously nomi­ exert a !tiaJUlating of life--giving effect Other business "IH:ing dtspoaed of, anu nate.-'! tor Prosecuting Attorney ef the o• the lungs, aad [Jrotects thoae organa t he nomination of D~le~rate bein~ in or­ Third Judicial District• . from pasaicl{ iuto that 11aralyzed state der, Hathaway, of Clark, presented llon. Joint Councilmen were n~tminated aa which Hems to be produced by cblnro­ .T. D. Allen; Welch, of Walla Walla, follows: torul narcosi&. It appears that Dr. Wa• uamed Thomas H. Brents and Ballard, Clarke, Skamania and Klickitat-Wm. chamutb, while lyinr on a sick bed, ac• BERIAH BROWN, Publisher. of King, presented Dr. Thomaa T. llinor. Watson. cidentally breathed the npor of turpea• 1\lr. Allen came forward and stated Jrlickitat, Pae1fic, Chehalis and Pierce tine, · ond he experience'.! from this a that be thanked his friends for tlteir ellp• -Elwooli Enns. atrongly refreshing feeling-a fact which port, but that he withdrew from the co•· Pierce, Yakima, Spokan and Stevens- iuduced him to try the plan of !lddiug oil test. J. 11!. Greclen. of turpeoti•e to chloroform when uaing l:"pou a ballot being cast, Drentsreceiv~ Spokan, Jefferaon, bland. Kitllap, Clal· the latter for anteithetic purposes. cd G2 votes and J\Iin0r 2:i. lam and 1\t&!!on-A. W. Hovey. Upon the vote being announced, in­ • Kitaap. Thurston !!.nd Lewis-not ap~ LoNG HnA:SCII, Sept. 9.-For twelve s,antly Dr. Minor arose and in frank and pointed. hours the coast has been swept by n north· ~enereus langung~. moved that the nomi .. Walla Walla, Columbia and Whitman eaat gale blowing at the rate ot sixty nation be marle unanimous. -A. II. Butler. miles an hotor. Old surfrnen say that it SEATTLE, 'VASH. TERR'Y. The following notuin111tions were made: Whitmlln, 'Vlaatcom, San Juan nnd is the anereat September gnle that bas visited the phlc8 since 18.>4. The dam~ Driganier General-Geo. W. Tibbetl, Snohomish-~amuel Calhoun, of What­ of King county. com. age along the shore is great. Adjutant Ceneral-i\I. R. Hathaway of Clarke, Cowlitz and Wahkiakmn-Jas. Clark c0unty. Wlllll\ce, of Cowlitz. A PROCLA::Do4A TI ON- Quartermaster General- R. G. O'Brien The f~llowing Joint Representatives BY THE GOYERNOI~ OF THE TERRITO· of Thurston county. were p!scecl in nomination: RY OF WASUDIGTON. C11 mmissary General-A.. K. Bush of Snohomish, Island and SanJuan-John WDEllE4S, It is the tlnty of the Governor at This Journal is now in its Eighth Volume and, ns hereto· Pncific county. Alexander of Island. least ;;ixty !lays I.Jcfore any ~t· nerctl election to issue his l>r.,clamation designating the olllces Adjourned until 'i o'clock. Willi a W111la and Wbilman-J. 11!. to he tilled nt su.c h election. fore . is devoted to the material prosperty of the Country in The Committee on Resolutions and Cornwell, of Walla Walla. No w, thcreforot, I, El,tonA P. F.:unY, Go\·· ern or ttf said Territor}', do, hereby dec la w that which it is located. Plattorm submitted the following, which Chehalis, Thurston and Pitrce-J. A. a ~en era! clecl-i"n wjll he hc.lcl in said Trnitory was unanimously adopted : Karr, of Chehalis. olt Tuesd:•y the second t.lay of Novctni.Jer, A. D. one thou;;anTY.-The DemocratiC INVARIABLY the Chicago Platf&rm ol the :National dlcial District. Convention for \Vltatcom county, held at A Pro,;ce uting Attorney for the ThiJ·d Ju­ Republican party. dicial District. Bellingham Hay on the eht ult., the fol­ Resolved, That we heartily endorse the A .\! embt·r of the Hoard of Equalir"1tion for lowing nominations were made: the First JJJ.didal District. present Administratioa of tne General A )lcmb.cr of the B o~rd of Eotnulization for Represer. tative-E. 1\t.:Aipine. Government, and we belic,·e posterity the Second Judicial ])istri<-t, Auditor-H. Clothier. A Member of the Board c.C Eoptulir"\tion fur -o--- ll"ill award it the honor "f being ene of the Third J udi clul District. Sheriff-Jnmcs O'Loughlin. .\lemher• of both I.Jr.m chcs of the Leg-isla· the purest in the history of this country. 'fr ea~ urer -C. Doaevan. tire A ~sc mi.Jly , Resolved, Th~tt we favor the early ad" And all County unci Precin ct otllcers rC the people of this coast, may be KtTS.\.1' CouJSTY.-Tbe Kitsap County restrained and limited. Democratic ConTention, which met at COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR OREGON AMD CAL· Hesol\"ed, That in the opening of our FORNIA. Port Gamble on last Wednes (l:~y, made FIRST-CLASS, MATERIAL rivers aud the removal of ohstructiens to ~O'I'.tl.JlV PlJilfl. <:. CJOJ•"I· S'l' • the fo!loll·ing nominatiC)n!: For joint (;ullcc&or. Etc. navigatior,, not only should we eude!\vor Representative, D. K. Howard ; A.uditor, to secure liberl\1 Co ngrcssionaloppropria­ Chas. i\IcDermoth; Trensurer, Philip PREE:\fJ>TliJS ENTRIES ~lA DF. AND tions, but should aid and encourage the H0MESTE .~D FDIAL PHOOF TA· Wist; Probate Juclge, W. C. Wallace; K~'['j J;'vlt SEl'TU:HS, same. Shcrifl", T. 0 , Williams; County Com­ And we are prcpn.recl to do nll Descriptions of Resolved, That we f:\Vor the abandon­ CON YEY. ~NCIXG DONE, LOANS :\EGO. missioner, \Vm. llayter; Coroner, \V. D. TIATED. ment of our present Infiiau p6!icy, be­ ~Ior~an; \\'reek master, John Kelley ; THREE MONTHS PAY. lieving that while some !!OOd results School Superintendent, l\lias Ordway. tbcrafrom, yet the m·ils do much more l)fllccrs, Soldiers nnd Scn meu of the \lcxi· W. C. W :Lll ace and J. S. Uondon were cau \Var huve bcom gr.mtcd three mo11th:;' ex· abound, and we ask such legislation as elected Delegates to the Kalama Con­ trn pny b)' Cuu~re.;s . The Widows, Children, will pll\ce them nn the same footing as Rrothurs, an!l8!8tcrs of deceased Sold iN> anti Coilliilercial and Legal Printing. vention. ::5ai lors arc entitl ed under the act. J\ll :' nch other citizons, and secure them in the en­ will do well to cull ou me aud make applica­ joyment of the same ri:;:hts and privileg­ PonTI.AND, 0. Sept. 8.---Yesterdny tion for the same. es only, and Jl'lake them amenable to the morning ab!iut 3 o'clock, Riley Wilson, Soldiers' Additional Homesteads. -SUCH A.S- same 1!\ws, That we deprecate the colo~ engineer ot the tug Hip Van Wmkle, E\·cry soldier, sailor or marine who .en· eel nization of Indians !rom abro:~rl within lost his life. The tug was under com­ foruot less than \JO duys in the Army or .:\a,·y of the Uuitctl States "during the t·ecent rebel· the limitii of the Territory, and hmutily mand of Capt. Harlow, who bad an or· lion," und who wus honorably discha r~P d, if approve the efforts of our Delegate in der te go to St. Htlens nt 1 a.m. Wilson he !)as cntcrc!lloss than 160 uerc,c of land nn· dcr tl1 c provision:> of the homestea d law, is endeavoring to prevent the same. started a fire and raised steam, and at 3 entitled to a certificate from the Genet-a! Posters. Dodgers, Circulars, ResolYed, That we hereby enclerse the o'clock tha tug ~wung out into the stream J,nnd Ofljce, recognizing- the ri~,;ht of the par­ ty to make ad!litioual entry to make np the Administration of E. P. l.''erry, as Gov.. and 5tarted dowa the rinr. Sea.rcely fullHiO ucres. These claims nrc a ss i~nabl c ernor of this Territory during the past had a dozen revolutions of the machinery by the usc of two pow ers ofutturuey, aiid can be located on any surveyed land that is suh · eight years. for wisdoDl and economy ia been made when :M:r, Wilson heard a hiss­ j e~ t to orii;iu;tl Hom.:stcud entry. That is, Programmes, Cards, Note Heads, the managemeot of public afrairs. ing sounrl on the other end of the boiler. any surveyed land, wh ctb~r $ \.~5 or 8:.!.50 lund Ut:tL js not min eral huu!. The ri~ht nt­ The fe!lowing Central Committee, one lle slowed down a little and walking tnchcs, without settlement or impro\·cmeltt, pa~t the boiler stepped directly to the at once on liliui! the scrip in unr dbtrit: t lnntl from each Council District, w:~. s chose11 oflicc, to the cxc)lJSJOn of any subsequent by the respective Delegations : front end. Scarcely had he stopped a claim undet· nny ]all', I have tltc ollicinl Pacific, Chehalis and Pierce-A. Wal- second when ~be end of the boiler ripped I.Jianl's furnished by the Governm ent ;u,d can Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Tag, Etc. obtuin them at short notice. Onlcrs fur ~cr· ters, of P1ercc. open and let the full body of (Jon ling w~· titicatcs nlrc:llly jssued taken by ru e, ami can King-S. Baxter, Chairman. ter and steam out, striking him full i.1 be furnished oil tlepu:; it of mon ey at the fol· l ow ~~ mtcs; 1:!0 acre·picecs, s:tS.5 p"r acrt:; Yakima, Spokuu 11nd Stevens-W. L. the face and breast, and hurling him di­ 80-acrc pieces, 8il:75 per acre: 40 acre fJiccc~, Stabler, of Yakima. rectly into the &tern of the boat where t'1; 3ti per ;u:ru, BRIEFS, Jefferson, Island, Kitsap, Clallam and the bmling 'Vater hnd steam deluged PENSIOIIS FOR OLD AND LATE WARS . Mason-R. D. Attritlgc, of Kits;ap, Secre­ him, cooking the flesh to the bone. With Havo greater facility to obtain and collect the e claims thau any other on the coast, hav· superhuman ener~y he sprang to hia feet tary. ing all the bltlnks, htws ancllate ruliu~,; s of the AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Thurston and Lewis-S. G , Ward, of and made his way out to the engine room. Pension Office in hancl. Thurston. He was conveyed to St, Vincent hospital lNDIAN WARCI,AIMS,"BOUNTIES, PRIZE Columbia-W. C. Potter. and medical airl summoned, but witilout MONEY, ARHEARS OF PAY, TRAVEL ·rAY AND ALL CLAIMS AGAIN::ST Whitman--fl. H. Spaulding. avail. MU~~engers were dispatched for TOE UNITED STATES, s ·rATES AND LEG.AL BL.A.N~S, Walla Walla, Columbia and Whitman his wife and father wlao soon arrived n11d TElUUTOlUAL GOVERNMENTS COL· LECTED. - W. Vawter. of Walla Walla. with whom he GOI!versl'd freely concern­ iag the accident. He lingered until 7 ~Letters of inquiry mu st contain postnga WaHa Wal!a-J. l\L Welch. ii!.umps for r"ply nud address ALHEI~T M. At Slight Advance on SAN PRANCISCO PRICES, ·'' Whatcom, San Juan 11nd j; noliomisn~ o'clock whfl!l death put an end to his SNYDER, Seattle, W. T. G. V. Calhoun, of Whatr.om. sufrcrings, He was 25 yeare old and en. 80lee-:Mill Street, next Post Office. Refers to Delegate T. H. Brents of W, 'P., Clarke, Klickitat and Skamania~ H. 0. joyed th11 confidence Rud respect of all . Senators L. F. Grovdt, Jas. H. Sister and - Carner Commereidl and WaBhifl!}ton S~ret.~. e .1 Dunbar, of ;K!itllitat, who knew him. RepreN:ntatiu Jobu Wbiten)>cr of Ore~oa. OFFICE,

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