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NOTICE.

10 WhoM may Concern: "
WHEREAS. have given my son, Frank Manning,
hs fu time from now until he il twentyone years VI
ago. may 1s76) hereby give information that shall
mot collect or claim any money! that 10 nay hereafter
essn, nor WIN b Responsible for my debts he may
incnr or contract from this date w.
- G. II. MANNING.
DEER LOO01s S0ne ~ 167d 2O71t
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Yard
in the Territory, in connection with the above
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
1906 DANCE d MURPHY. Proprieters,
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FREIoHTs TO ARRIvE.-The frs, drive
o: spnpg frcigbts BY J. A Creighton 4 Co.
10 now all in and stores are jammed 10
repletion with - well selected st0cks and
At the lowest figures that were ever offered
In Dear Lodge. The only Creighton
freghts now On tho road, Of which hills
have Ocem received ars the following.
Smith, > wagons, left Cosinne Jsne II.
Freight for Osborn d Deanec, ). T. Will
cox, .KeSley, Smith + Co, john r. Fink,
VIM. Coleman.
Lsathesman, . wagons. Freight Tor &. @.
Birdseye, Blackfoot; w. 81. Dickinson and
D. ]. Wslch Aissoela, L. BclAngsr Warm
spring.; Oshosn q Dsusst, = p Pink.
w. A. Clpfk, Der Lodge. n
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INSTALLATION, !. u. or U. +. The follow.
Ing officers Of Cottonwood Lodge No :, !.
q! Of o. r., were installed for the ensuing
term 1t = meeting on the evening Of July 3,
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Lady's Trimmed Hats.
1-ndy's Cntrim med Hats
h.atest Spring styles, just received BY
E. |. BotteR & Co.

WIN. Coleman has the finest assortment
of toys in the city. zoo
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rs TO &2O 2 e; . dsy: a Agent: :, x..ssS
OF either Sex young or old make more money q work
t0s ~ IN their spare moments. all tho time than at
aoything else. Particulars freq. Address q, Stinson
3 20. Portland Maine.
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MARRIED..

MAHlSIED.
LUx-DAvIs-At the residence Of Mr. VIM. Forest.
Divide Creek, Montana, July =, 1879, BY Rev. 3.
]. Catlin Mr.. A. C. Lux and Mrs Nellie Dnyie.
Congratulations. May you have bright skies, good
roads, an easy grade happy home station, and tho
plcasantcat Of drives on the journey Of life.
ARHsrROx0- 81. Psulr Church. Wiz.
ginis, Montana, Thursday, June % 1873 BY the
Rev. II. II. Prout W. p. Armstrong and Ellen j.
Cheeves, both Of Virginia.
Duncan, Mn Creek. Montana, juno ~ 1874.
Richard A. Reynolds and Mrs.. Virginia f. John
Gun. Rev. Hugh Duncan Oh1ciating.
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New GOODS CONSTANTLY
ARNv'te BY ExfRess At
Z. 1. BONNER B. Co.'S

II you want fne candies 60 to
200 WIN. CoLxnAx's.
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v EF . NOTICE.
vii b aossnt Tor few mosths On businsss, Mr..
Granville Stuart 10 authorized 10 attend 10 my personal
affairs until my return. W.B, DANCR
Dew Lodge, July ID, le73 sO4t
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Arrival aud Departure OF Nails atthc Deer
Lodge Post ONCE.

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t'SIoS r. H. L., CoRiSSE, AND J.. t. IL
Depart ...,.,..'..''' '''''''' '''' ." ~ ''
H.. .cxro,r. HELENA, VIRGINIA AND EASTERN FART
or MONTANA.
Aryc-Daiy, M...........Op. ~.
Depat-Daily m.''' H. Ill.,
SILVER Bow. BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CRY.
Arrive-Every alternate day. nt............. =. m.
Depart ." at'............. '"' IT,
EsNsrsBrnG PuiLLIrsEuRG cAELE CRY. AND
BEAR.
Arvc--Escry alternate day at........'.."'.p ?. M
Depart ...... ......'..'a IL H.
PIEEs PEAK, PIONEER MIssOrLA, CEDAR CREEK
AND WALLA WALLA.
Arrives Daily. ............... NJ D. m.
DEPARTS ..... .......,........'M'" u''
GERMAN AND FRENCH GuLcH.
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
-" All mails viii close the night previous to their
departure ai 10 IN. .
OrrnE IIorRs-9 a. m. to s p. IN. Sundays, 10 to II
q. m: 3 to y. IN.
Z. $. STACKPOLE, J.. NJ.
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%JV,UUU WORTH OF GOLD DUST
Wanted, for which the highest market ,,ricc win be
paid. JOHN g. HAMMER.
S04N Dcev Lodge Assay Oijec
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AND At LOW PRICES,
ANDAT LOW PRICES,
AND At LOW PRICES.
AND AT LOW PRICES,
COME AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
DEER LODGE, June q. ls7a

Boots and Shoes
Just Received, Large Assortment.
We have now ae Large and well Assorted Stock Of
Boots and Shoes az there IL In Montana.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JNO. p. FINK & CO.
Deer Lodge, July 3, 1879. ~
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Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,

ALL TIE LATEST STYLES.
ALL'TIIE LATEST STYLES
ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
IN INFINITE VARIETY,
IN INFINITE VARIETY
IN INFINITE VARIETY,
IN INFINITE VARIETY.
AND At LOW PRICES.
ANDAT LOW PRICES
AND At LOW PRICES,
AND At LOW PKlC les
Now Receiving or IN Store
Now Receiving or IN Store,
Now lteceiving or In store,
Now Receiving or In Store,
At Charles BlumS.
At Charles BlumS.
At Charles Blums.
COME AND SEE
CONE AND SEE.
COMEAND SEE. 9Os
DEER LODGE, June q, ls73.
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If you are In want of cartridges of any kind
200 Go to WV. COLENAx's.
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1000
ROLLS WALL PAPER FOR SALE By
4. /. BONNER T. co.
MEMS BOOTS
IN GREAT VARIETY, FOR SALE DY
Il. l.. BONNER & co.
Lndy's shoes olli Slippers
FOR SALE BY
L. L. BONNER T. co.
I.udy's straw Ilnts
FOR SALE by
e. L. BONNER 4 co.
For fine fruits 60 10
200 WV COY.ENAN'S

For fine fruits 60 10
200 WV. CoLEMAN's
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Now Receiving or IN Store.
Now Receiving or IN Store,
Now Receiving or In store,
Now Receiving or In Store,
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ALL TIE LATEST STYLES.
ALL'TIiE LATEST STYLES,
ALI. TIE LATEST STYLES,
ALL TIL; LATEST STYLES,
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Notice OF Dl..o,ut,on.

DEER Lopas Jsne %, ls7a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-26

Several passengers were bruised, but
not seriously hurt. The robbers, who
were masked, after opening and empty
ing the safe of the express messenger,
rode off on horseback.
New YORK, July 22.-The American
Cheap Transportation Association of
this city perfected its organization last
evening, adopted resolutions setting
forth that the unjust and extortionate
rate charged by the various railroads of
the country are detrimental to the in
dustries and interests of the country,
and condemning the actions Of the rail-
road companies in bribing Legislatures
and defying Judges and Executives.
Some of the survivors of the lost
steamship atlantic have begun suit in
the Supreme Govt of this State against
the owners of the atlantic, to recover
the value of their baggage lost, and in
jury done themselves. The Oceanic
Steam Navigation Company fled pc
tition in the United States District
Court, sc Sing forth that they are will
ing to pay into Court the amount of
losses in the steamer on the voyage dur
ing which she was lost, and asking that
its liability be limited to that amount.
Judge Blatchford granted the order i'll
conformity to the petition, and ordered
the Court to take testimony in the mat
ter.
A Buenos Ayres correspondent mar
rates the particulars of discovery in
a province OF the Argentine Republic,
of wonderful gold mines, said to he the
richest in the world. One half of the
site of the mines has been sold, accord
ing to the narrator, for 500, OOO, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Jno. G. Cloud
started hence this evening, to row to
New Orleans for wager of IS 900, the
conditions being that he will not sleep
on shore till he reaches the latter place.
The boat will be carried over the noun
tains and put into the Ohio river; it
weighs sixty pounds.
DOVER, N. H., July 22.--John p.
Hale fell this morning, and broke his
hip bone.
BALTIMORE, July 22.--Doctor Mary
Walker was arrested here to-day for
appearing in mems clothing, but was
released.
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DELINQUENT Tax Sale.

py virtue Of warrant issued by the Audi
Dtor of Mason County, and to me directed
dated June IA, 1873 commanding me to make
sale Of certain for delin6Hemt
Court House door in Oakland, Mason County.
w. T., on Monday, 28th day of July, 1873, at
II NJ, the following described Real Estate,
for said delinquency, interest to date of sale.
and cost to wit:
Briggs, Leroy, Northwest \ of south
east \ section g. township 20,
range west, containing 40
Craswell VIM, Northeast i of North
east 4 section 6, Township Il,
Range West, containing 40
Dennis, J. c., Lot No. 8. section SO,
township q, range 8 west con-
tanning % acres. ....... ....... ! Is
Davis VIM, Lot No. a. section 2, town
ship 20, 2 west containing 50
Ferry, c. p. Northwest i of North. -
east \ section 81, Township 90
range west, containing 40
Harmed, James, Lot No. 2, section IS,
township ~, range 3west, con-
tanning 20 acres ................ 60
Gallihan, Northeast 4 of Northeast
\ section "a, township 20 range
3west, containing 40acres. :. 2 20
Hackney, Benz, South \ of South
west i section Is township q,
range west, west 4 of North
west y, section e. township Il,
range west containing 100
acres; Southwest \, section
township q, range 4 west,
North y of Northwest 4 and
Northwest \ of Northeast \
section II, township q range
west, containing 800 acres
Southwest a of Southeast 4
and section 8, township. q,
range west, Southeast u
section 9, township 81, range
west, containing 200 acres. IS 20
Hill, George D., Lots No. and 8, Sec
ton 81. township co. range
west, containing IA acres, -. 40
McGilvray Bros, Lot No. 8: section TO-
township 10, range west. :. "a 10
Phillips, Thos., Lot No. 8, section Is,
township 20, range west, con- .,
tanning IL acres. ................ 70
Packwood, VIM. North 4 of N. Wa
and northwest 4 of northeast
\, section Is, township 20,
range west, containing l2O
Rice. D. A. Southeast Il of northeast
L and lots and 4, section 49,
township 20, range west, west
\ of southwest 4, section "a.
township 20, range west con- 49,
tanning 80 acres ............ II 65
Smith, Henry, Southwest 4 Of south
east y, section 6, township q.
range 8 west, containing 40
Smith, AT. North i Of northeast
and southeast 4 of northeast
4 and northeast of south
east 4, section IS, township 20,
range 5 west, containing l6O
acres. ..................... on
ROBERT WATKINSON,
Sheriff of Mason county, w. 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-26

A PROPER REQUEST. citizens of
Seattle at a public meeting, few days
ago adopted the following:
WHEBEAs, The North Pacific Rail-
road Company has located its Western
terminus on Commencement Bay, in
Pierce county, W. T., and, Whereas,
the withdrawal of land for the benefit of
said Railroad Co., north of Pierce
county, to wit: In King, Kitsap, Sno-
homish, Island and Whatcom, includ-
ing vast coal fields and large tracts of
timber and agricultural land; and,
Whereas, the said withdrawal is retard-
ing the growth and development of
said counties: therefore, be it
Resolved. 1st. That the interest of
said counties and justice to the inhabi-
tants thereof demand an immediate va
cation of said withdrawal.
Resolved, I'd. That a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the Hon.
Willis Orummond, Commissioner of
General Land Office, aud the Hon. G.
Delano, Secretary of Interior.
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CALIFORNIA.



ORovrLE, July 23.-Erank w. Day,
Deputy Tax Collector, while trying to
collect road tax from company of
Chinese working in the new mines be-
low town, was set upon by the entire
company and badly beaten. He was
left Unconscious upon the ground and
was conveyed to his residence, where
his wounds We're dressed, and he was
found to be in a critical condition.
VALLEJO, July II. Boilers are being
placed in the famous Kearsay', fitting
her for sea again.
The gun powder pilc-driver COM
menced operations yesterday at Mare
Island. 1t works to Il charm. While
it was under full Roadway it made a
stroke second
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j. G. Ellis, Assignee of Thornton F. McElroy

Geo. w. Weeks. Defendant, and Hugh
Thompson, Subsequent Incumbrancer.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
NNO George w. Weeks and Hugh Thomson,
4 Greeting You are hereby commanded,
that you and each of you, personally appear
before the judge of the District Court Of the
second Judicial District of Washington Terri
tory, holding terms at Olympia, in the COun-
~ of ThurstOn for the counties of Thurston,
Lewis: Mason and Chehalis, in equity, on the
first Monday in October, A. d. 1878 toanswer
bill of complaint exhibited against YOU i'm
said Court by Isaac G. Ellis, and to do further
and receive what the said Court shall CON
slider In that behalf; and this you are not to
omit under penalty on you and each ofyou
OF two hundred and fifty dollars.
- Witness, Roger S. Greene, ESQUIRE,
y, Judge of the said District Court, at
t Olympia aforesaid, on the twenty
49, fifth day of July, in tho year 1873.
j. Ii. HOUGHTON,
Clerk.
q. b. McFADpEN, Conplainants' Solicitor.
The Defendants are required to enter ap-
pearance in the above cause in the Clerks
Omce OF this Court, on or before the first
Monday OF October, 1873, or the bill will be
taken proconfesso against them.
J. II. HOU CLIFTON,
Clerk.
.. b. McFADDEN, Complainants' Solicitor
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BORN
In this place, on the 18th instant, to the
wife OF Il. l.. Smith, daughter.
MARRIED-

At the residence of VIM. Arnold on the 18th
instant, by Rev: A. s. Nicholson Mr.. Patrick
O'Rourke to Miss Fanny Arnold, both of
Vancouver
At the residence of l.. A. Treen, on the 25th
instant, by Rev. J. II. Thompson, Mr.. Fred.
Sahm to Miss Nettie Adams
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For Sale.

TOWN PROPERTY IN OLYMPIA, VIZ
Lot Block SO, near the Swantown bridge.
Lots 7 and Block 80, on Third.Street oppo-
site Sparks new building.
Lot Block q, ON Second Street, opposite
the STANDARD Office.
Lot Block 10.
The above known as 1.-the Mason Proper
ty."
Lots 8 and Block II, east Bettman's old
store.
Dwelling house and part of lot on Washing
ton Street, between Second and Third Street.
nearly opposite the STANDARD Office.
Dwelling house and two lots on Jefferson
Street, east and adjoining Williams Addi-
ton.
Lots 1, 2 and Block 10, north of and ad.
joining j. N. Gales residence, 100 feet front
on Main Street. This property is offered for
a limited time.
Lots 2 and 7 Block 81, adjoining T. b. Rob
ert's place, and running form Tenth to Union
Streets.
Lots 8 and Block s.
Parts Of Lots and Block 1. on Main S.,
with buildings and improvements.
Lot 10 Block 2, Mill Addition to Tumwster.
Corner lot cleared, fenced, and orchard on
same. Good water.
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Guardians Notice.

TIME undersigned having been appointed
i by the Honorable Probate Court OF Lewis
county, guardian of the estate Of Richard g.
Moore, late of said county, adjudged to be
insane and now nnder treatment in the Ter.
ritOrial ASYLUM, all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to him at his residence on kiikitat
Prairie Up. o. address Cowlitz), Lewis county,
and those having claims against said estate
to present them for payment.
TIMOTHY II. WINSTON,
Guardian
July IL, 1873 3S:w4
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FOREIGN NEWS,

LONDON, July 1S.-The Gazette an
nounces that the Queen has given her
consent to the marriage of Prince AL
fred and the Grand Duchess Marie Alex
androvan.
TAskEND, July 3, VIA LONDON, July
1S.-The Khan of Khiva has signed a
convention to pay two million roubles
rs indemnity within ten yeara, in viz
tue of which he is confirmed on the
throne. The Russian troops continue
to occupy Kirgard and will construct a
new fort ON Oxus near Khiva.
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Partnership Notice.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Ter, July IS, 1879
NOTICE is hereby given that the cOpart-
~ nership heretofore existing between
VIM. Paterson and c. Il. Mann, In the drug
business and doing business under the firm
county of Thurston, Territory of Washington,
is by mutual consent dissolved, G. d. Mann
continues the business, assumes all liabilities
of said Paterson & Mann, and to him are all
accounts due the late firm payable.
WIN. PATTERSON,
Z. b. MANN.
july 49, 1873 37:w4
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tn e GRAHAM Ola I'M,

In Mason county, over 800 acres Of land
fronting on the mouths of Oyster and Skoo.
kun bays, including the Arcadia Town mite.
soil first quality, plenty of water for irriga-
ton ; back of claim soil second rate, tim6W
supposed to be good for two million feet.
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DIED

At Port Townsend, on the 14th instant, Wm
King, q native Of Galway, Ireland, in the 43d
year Of his age.
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FOB PRINTING, of all kinds, neatly-ex-
81 cuted, at the lowest living rates, at the
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For Sale.

TUST received En- Italian Bark Blanca Dor
d zone, new Chill Walnuts, direct from Val
Daraiso, at ROTHSCHILD Il CO.'S,
Port Townsend.
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JOSEPH BOSCOWITZ.

ElNE Imported Rrandies, the best brands
4 Of WHISTLES and Liquors, Of every kind
ana Al the Popular Bitters and Syrups, fol
sale In packages to suit by
ROTHSCHILD 4 co,
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POTHSCHIIID & co. are Agents for the
~ Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine,
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TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes and Stems
l. every variety at
ROTHSCHILD & CO.'S
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EXCHANGE on San Francisco, and Legal
IL Tenders bought and sold, and Drafts dis
counted on liberal terms, by
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NEISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets ;
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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A GENCY Of the United Anaheim Wine
n Growers Association is at Rothschild Il
Co.'s, where . full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
~ quantities and at reduced rates at
ROTHSCHILD Il CO.'S.
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n ThurstOn county,
The Waddell Place.

s ON Itan7aSos Plains grazing Arm Of
house on the place, good post barn, 500 bear
ing apple trees, good we'll Of water, 50 acres Of
good meadow land, about 20 ocres seeded
down.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-26

DOCKS and Stationery, q complete assert
ID ment, at ROTHSCHILD & CO.'S.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-22

H5Z,zlo,Uu0
1t will be seen that our computation is
based upon the principle that money at COM
pound interest doubles once in twelve years,
and that the first years. interest, $500, 900,
at the foot of the column, exactly doubles
at the end of the Twelfth year, and so
on through the ascending column for
the thirty-six years. This mode Of
computation is entirely accurate as to the
whole number Of years, though by pro-rat-
ing it through the whole period, the interest
will be found, for the first hslf of the time,
Just as much in excess of the actual inter-
est as it is in diminution of it for the last
half.
But the startling fact is shown that the
State wiH hare paid at the end Of the thirty
four gears no less than serenty-t,co millions
of dollars, for no other or greater consid-
Grafton than that entering into the greed of
the bond.holders to fleece the State out of
its productive industry. The thing is too
glaringly fraud to be recognized as having
any binding obligation upon the people, or
to justify our Legislature in urging the
Federal government to assume and pay
such rascally debt.
1t is idle to say that all the State ac-
tually pays is 100000 a year, and
that this will amount to only 81 ,420, 00C
in the thirty-four years for so long as we
are the borrowers of these bond-holders or
of any other class Of money lenders, We
are virtually paying, in interest upon inte'
rest, the precise sum shown in our table
To accept the Governors plan of meeting
this villainously concocted Indebtedness, is
to give the moral sanction of our people tc
the worst species of public robbery and
plumber. We denounce it as infinitely Q
worse swindle than that put upon the coun
try by the Credit Mobilier ring Of gamb'
lers, or by the VIGOROUSLY plundering Leg.
| islature of South Carolina.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-22
A Substitute for Vaccination.

The last new thing in medicine is a
substitute for vaccination, description Of
which is contained in the last number of
The American Practitioner, but not in
terms sufficiently plain to make it
thoroughly understood. The propagator
of the new doctrine, an eminent Western
physician, says that for thirty-four years
he has held to the plan of pustulation by
tartar-emetc as fully as good prevent
i've of smallpox as perfect vaccination.
He adds that the fact is familiar to ply
sicians that there is an almost exact resem-
blance between tartar emitic pustules and
vaccina, not only at their full development,
but during the successive stages. He asks
the question: Why this artificial pustu-
lation may not ''be just as good prevent
i've as vaccination, since the same pro-
cess has been gone through with, and the
same molecular changes ?' and suggests
that experiments be made in hospitals to
prove this theory.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-22
The birthday of washington.

Due respect is being paid o.day through.
out the nation to the memory Of George
Washington. The various departments Of
the government in Washington city are
closed, and the Executive and other off,
Gals are obeying the promptings of hearts
filled with generation for one of the most
conspicuous characters, certainly the no.
blest, in the worlds history. On this
natal day of the Father of his Country, it
is proper for us to express the hope that
Mount Vernon, where Washington lived,
and where lies his dust, may soon be freed
from the sordid restraint in which it is held,
and made accessible to all who cherish
the name and fame of the immortal hero
and statesman.