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, 1875-07-03
srcfir E>nIn.aIious.

NV enterprises are beng Inaugu-
rated to urosecute a search, INTO the
Po'ar seas. England, Germany and
Denmark are fitting ont expeditions
to invade the arctic regions, aud this
time the best ships,the best equipments,
and the bet experience wall he
brrucht 10 make one final desperate
effort to reach the North Pole. Ad-
ventures IN this direction have Ian
oui,hcd for few years past, and we
believe America has altogether retired
from this field Of daring exploration.
The English will probably get nearer
tbs time to he goal If SO many en-
:..gri,es ,han has ever before been at
t.iard. The plan OF the English ex-
r,1.,ion, composed Of two ships, Is 10
push the steamship Ilert up by Ken
ucly channel ei,her into an open sea
ard other channels beyond, or to some
roint near enough to the Pole TO make
a Journey in sledges over the ice.
Tins viii be in the region Of perpetual
sunshine and at a time when the suns
influence NAV be expected TO moderate
the severe cold. The ship P0iarjs IN
4 former expedition reached to s. de-
rrees and IL minutes. Ii the 4iert
can. by the use Of steam lower, ad-
vance say two degrees beyond this
point. /, will only be about 400 miles
from tie Pole. The steamer being
then the base Of supplies, an adYentu-
rous crew, well provided with boats,
sIaIgts and every necessary appliance
for cou.endiag against the climate,
ou.hl 10 make the journey or demon
sirate that It's accomplishment Is an
impo>sibility. Everything Will, OF
course, depend upon the character OF
the intervening ice fields, bat II there
is TO open Polar sea, which would
seem to be improbable, there might
be found such compact Ice fields that
j, would be found practicable to pass,
,.lvilg 10 ojhcr obstacle 10 overcome
tnaa ;ae climate. The distance TO
the Poe from the point which the
-i'st VII, Le likely 10 reach, would
ic about lie distance from San Fran
CISCO To Portland, Oregon Il would
certainly seem a. though the Journey
High' Oe made and the mysteries of
the Polar REGION fully eXposed.-S. f.
, 1875-07-03

4 TALE OF Two CoNTINENTS-A
few days ago there was an auction
sale down town at the residence of a
well kn@wn merchant. Elegant furni
ture. brussels carpets. silverWare,
kitchen utensils, fine silk dresses, laces,
hO>e-eVen The wardrobe and trundle
bed Clothes OF a little girl ten years of
age, Were sold 10 the highest bidders.
A,ny ladies purchased articles as
souvenirs # the beautiful aud accom-
p!r>hed lady who had presided over
IA" household in other and happier
davS, Last summer the wealthy mer
chant took his family 10 Europe aud
Travelled there for several months. On
their return home they met on the
steamer a stranger Of polished man.
ner> anc fascinating address, aud on
reaching New York the husband
cordially invited the stranger 10 visit
hlm at his Western home. The inyi-
talI"n was accepted, and the mer-
chant was proud Of the friendship OF
The polished traveller. When the vi>i-
tor departed he took with him the
VIE ard child Of the merchant and
with them returned TO Europe The
merchant, almost crazed by The cruel
blow, sold everything that would re-
mind him OF his faiIhless spouse, even
to the trock and playthings of his lit
tie girl, and has wandered away to
hide his grief and shame in a foreign
land.-St. Louis Democrat.
, 1875-07-03

TIE GRASsHoPPEG-Thc Missouri
State entumoiogIsu amd "lncr scientific
men who have studied The Gras>hoprer
have predicted that nothing but 4
late, cold, wet spring could save Mis-
soarl tr IN devastation this year by
the plague which reached the extreme
western counties late last fall. Dd-
rmg April and the early part OF May
II seemed a. il rroviierIlal interference
was backing the scientists; but week
of dry, hot weather has let loose The
scourgr, and every Train and mali
b'i"gS additional Intelligence Of the
wyrE y raIn whicn II progressing
WIKI icri5.e rap:dIv lnTong. rut al
most tEa entire western ha.. of The
SAFE. iu litlton. PiaJis, CIay, Jack
Sou, l.! !.~g-ll,, Ca->, AID Johnson
counties, where ihe- sWaTms coming
eastward from Kansas arrived Just IN
time 10 lay their eggs and be cUt
down by the fall irualS, they have
Matched ont in incomprehen>ible guam
titles, and are Spreading AL over the
State, literally devouring every green
thing in their way. Wheat fields are
lett bare as a pIowed field. The gar
den> are stripped of every thing. Even
the bluegrass pastures, III which this
part ot Missouri abounIS, are gone
over and are rro"ped even wiu ,hc
ground Reports from some uI ,hr
haU,aS counties say 'haJ the grA>>hnp-
pes lave begun on Inc trui; js,y>.
and are derouring !raVeS, blossoms.
and buds. Many Of the f.rmcr> IN
the stricken Counties are utterly h"re
less. The cattle and horses are col
lected IN herds and druYes and driven
southwest To Arkansas aud tie Indian
Nation for pasiurage. Missouri il
likely to feel the necessity Of going
deep into the State treasury 10 keep
her unfortunate people from >Jarya-
ton, long before cold weather Genes.
There seems nov no other Prospect
than that the Safe will be completely
overrun, and the Swarms may be ex
pected 10 reach Southern Illinois be
tween the 10Th and 3Olh Of July.
, 1875-07-03
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
and Personal Pr0Derty

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That IL purs-,r..,
" OF decree oi foreclosure, uuier OF sale ana y,
ment issued out OF the blstTIci Court ut TIE ~.
Juiic;a. District Ot Washington Territory L.:.r,
terms at Mali Waiia city, Iur the COUNTIES u VA.
My,lia ard " L1'Tnan, ia CERTAIN HrJrI ue-gl-
pending, wherein CHRISTIAN MAIEE Wr~ Fs.rt.-
Iul II NEY u. IOHIS 5ni !.sISIA IoElN were t,-,..
ants which sltIl decree Cr!-T of Ss.ir aul iu.r-.
rendered IN II ac ION on tne 20-h day uf Nv
lSs5 IL favor OF ssI Plaintiff AMI ~ INST -lIi D.
trnltuts, for tlc sum OF Fave uundgo. ana F...v-a
Dollars IN gold com, with interest t-esvn Iiom ,5
date I'll! pail Tue rate OF one Igsi on hall II r
Per month IN gold com, and E!ty Dollars IN sJ.l o1
attorneys fees IN sal JrtsCu, IN tn iUTrarr ,u. -
SIXTEEN DlllAIS AMI Twenly-thTee cents, P-4la.H,
costs an IrSb,irS- m nts IN sal ! action
NoV, therefore, 10y virtue Of sad decree Of fr-s-
closure Ter ct St!- JUi Ju ilWcUt tUi III uur>.sl
thereof, a e-rtI cops wLi., has l-vu 4usy ,,-r-i
UU OF AMI uUler the seal OT sail Court, auI ..r-
directed and delivered, will, TO satisfy SaIi rr
Ct foreclosure, u ier Of sale AMI Judgment s H,.
est, and attosueyS zee, Sal! costs aud all InTel,
Gusts,
oH MONDAY the I2th day of J-.Iy. Is75.
at the Court House door, IN hc city Of Nalll Waia
county OF 3ai!I Wt'lI .sul IeTrIt,Ty OF NasL:n tp
AZ y @ lour oi one edo L. N, sud dIy se a.
Public Auction To the highest b.iler Tor cash IL M
ootn the no. S-et pr ms IS III sal Cpcrr- d-l
sale AMI Judgment Htelt uurd AMI describe. as .a.
lows, uo-wlt: Lot Number ave, .5 ia Block Nuu.
Der eight, tS IN Retses Addition 10 the city Of Wa
Nt!Lt, Lct0r ling 10 the survey an hrt plat ti-~
Of b-:II, III the county uf uiIl W..iI AMI Ieru-v
Ci Washington, tOscJhtT with tbr tgncmeIIs h.ral,
ainentS AID :EppUrLrIisur, JhrrrUutu bslF,,ug ll
/ wlil also at ten MINUTES p4st one clock, 81, u
slt by, al the a.o,--i:d pace, sell =: tr q. OIe.
mtuner- ipg cash III gold uI.n 'Ee ta'LVIus pc. gl.
prDPn-ty s4H 9crre~. O,'irr OF sale AMI Ju .u-I,
I"ehitune. int described, tO-Wl.- On, klagksIu-,
Bellows, one blacksmith EIrr, one Suo In- klt sI
Hinnl-Gs- eight longs, one wi, one Nail AlvL
AMI one Screw Plate AMI fixtures.
Given under nay Ii. nj, tlIS l2;h day Of june, 4
ID. 1919 GEORGE r THOMAS,
Sheriff Of HGiT u alta equity, ~ J.
KENNEDY y GEORGE.
Attorneys Tor PLIIntiF g1-:l
, 1875-07-03

THE DooYgD GHASsuoPPEES.-Goy-
crncr Ilartin of Missouri proclaimed
q last to mitigate 'ue plague OF yra,s.
hopper> in that State. Bl>h,p CArk
son, f Nebraska, published formula
q! prayer against The SAME pest. The
Kansas sinners are between tWo fires
They have done nothing but execrate
them. lis diu's proclamation only
extends 10 the limits of his own STATE,
and Bishop Clark>on'S prayer formula
i only calculated for the meridian of
Nebraska. But nuw comes relief .or
the Kansas skepUcs, and in a very
strange way. l. ha> been tunnd that
a certain Il Is the enemy OF the grass
homer, which, by the way, is 4 name
used interchangeable for the locust.
Now this III drolS down on the grass
hopper and deposits lis eggs under
the wings Of the latter Iue larvae
develops into an unsightly grub Who
takes an inside passage ia the gra>S-
hopper, the latter dying very soon,
when the grub breaks cut OF The gg4ss-
hopper'S she'll and becomes a IL. arm
Ell and equipped 10 vic,iujze the first
grasSbopper coming in IS Wy. Il i,
said that these fiie>, ignorant ~ they
are OF Iardiu'> proclamation. or B!sh-
op Ciarkson's prayer formula. or the
shocking condition Of Kansas sinners
generally, are dong splendid work.
lie grasShoppeT, which could not be
stopped by trenches, ROW haIls in hi.
march wherever the mysterious dy
looks nun IN the eye.
, 1875-07-03
Sheriif's Sale Of Real Estate.

! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IA rursran.-
y ~ Il ir5 rec foreclosure tIti-r ostr ami I: Dc
ueni, ISSuei 0at 81 tie Dsrirt Court q: sLe flr,-
Jas''! DStfl'i ui " 5~!iI iou Territory, holding
terms .It al M:llt cItv, The counties .! Wall
Wa.lI aGi WhItr'Ju e rtTt.Lu tcjIJH therein
pen lIIl-s herein Max IILIENTItlL and EESFSr l.
LIIE NraNL were fiTlHtItf, AMI joins STORY De-
f, lIHt. Win II Stl! j" re- t.r II sale Iui IA 4.
Isut uiS i-Te sal action the 2Ith Gay a.
My Isl favor of srIi PIu.;JfS AMI egal...
SrII y len lIu', io- the sum Of Five Hunlrc aaE
Twru;y-faur b"! ars IN Cola Con, with inter ST.
thereon .t Ia. rate 81 per c-ut per NORTH r
'iul CON- sail date tn y-il uul tn fl.rtr-
sum 81 Thirty dollars aul FItry-tive cents c.s
q. suit.
Now ia -elp~c, by virtue Of sail decree of fore
closure, "-t-r OF sale ant JT...rHrut and ID T1i.,u-
p.r there Z, % Mol ou; e.; which Irs Isrn dgs
issue ont 81, al uu!-r tie sal oJ sail Cuult ami
20 IN. Irer-"l AMI delivered | wIll 40 su'.-fv SAD
decree oi foreclosure, oslrr Of sale and ju'-a,ui.
SAID interest and costs, Ghi ali increased cO,t-,
on 7Icrd"y, fhc IL IL day of .IuIy, 1873.
~ TIE Court House door IN The city OF WaIlt Wall.
county of Hal.a Nala nd I-fIi,nrs of W.s~l..s.nu
~ JLH hour uf half Pass Cur Dr-o *, y A' o.! sal
.tv s.u a. PdU g. A.ct-nli ., .ls.- -i-t Ia l. IT,
cash, IL Gnli Cuih, the iuOr''-,t pT,I.-> 80.
dr.-,r o. rr Of ste pTj jg .-n II, rI,urIu,e. .lf
d --IIi-al tn-wtt- That ,gJssII pre- ,G-el D..
~ l-ui, S,uI el, lyInS al-l i.lrg "a H.. r- a.
l. r!. -"ul-', MY of N..liI NaiiI AMI !e-u.-rgo
" AS In,.rau ,5.nI-ucrst Al IA North 80 .rrI.--r.
Lot Num.,-r sen IL I'c.k NlrI.i-r ten In li .aa
OF Ea!tS.u,, ;h-nc. running S,.';Ih iiity tLsl.-
at rISut @:gl'S East. DLr hundred feet ti.u.= 70
Tlht any e. North hlty feet thence al rl-h- angie
West, ne hunl ~ ieri to tie pace Of l---uua-,
together with AL the Ten, InrI.ts hfs cI1u MS li
aTpustenlnoeS, TO the same belonging OF apo
tanning.
Gwen under H,y hand this I,lr day OF Jane, l>-.
GEOEG. +. THOMAS,
Ss~5iF a. iiriit Ugti, CrEI'y, -. T.
KENNEDY y GEORGE.
Alton rys f,a FlIutiffS --i
, 1875-07-03
Aegal Advertisements.
~O~0-0-O-~NOOo~NN ~NNO-0-NN-O-o-N-NNJo-0-
District Court SUislIs,ORs
TERRITOEI- Of WISRINGTON,i B 90
CNHHfy0f TUWI-U-G'U.

CoWEy Of Hnfhl-fgnNd,
IL G. BiSirici Cnlrt a. U.s Fissi Jgfi.ctgj BiaIr
H0SfHgtJa E.r"thTy-
ADDIE PUEPEIIY, Plaintiff, v. JAMES I. T. rrz
PLY, ijeI,ITllLt.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA u
I JAMES = T. FJMPELLG. d, t-nfIuJ. il1-1
hereby required tuapP-str an ton brought a.'.
Court al iis- .ust ia iIald DI,t.Ist Of WtslI-.-
leTr.tJ =, 10, ing 'e.ius t tLe C,ty0f NALL "a-'
IN AMI Tor th- oounjIesof Malta Wall, and Within
10 answer tH- comp amt Of T. amt # nlgl a. w.
Nal.a county, within twenty days alter tAr --l'-
OF tbs sumE.uLS, ~ .iuSIv of tl. DAY ot >rrvIr j
not srIv-i Ia sal county, but In sat D,s.T.r,'--
iaiy days oh rSl~- within SIXTY day, on tr7 81
Plaintiff wiI AXE jG gmrEt against YOU by G-ia7-r
&C. or Ins 20 tlr' prayer Of tlr- uosup pIiut
E- al! acton i brought 10 Obt4 Ia q dlvO-r n
the grGuut o! cruel treatment Hnt iuT tie Gus % p.
Charles r. PUmp-lly au! joan ID Pump-!ly, l---..
clltien, AMI clstu=e 4 nIm-, and IUI S5uuti"-t'5
lee AM 10 ,0s'>- Aud sou hereby uo; NJ u.
uEi'ss you appear and answer the ssiI4 colnp-.h.
above rqGuei, the prayers Of the PIalnllh W. "
grtu'et.
O.ieTef published IN the Walla WaIia ST,TEscs.
Tor SIX successive weeks Cr!-T date Jun. % -
Niiuess the Hon = 6. HIAG.ED- lu.-
tie Dl#ITict tuU.; # tie +. - J1l- Z.
u. S. Distrcs Of Washington Territory, nj =.
seil -; saIi ant affixed, this Sth o.! 70
Nay, \. ID ls7j.
4. REEVES AYRES, C.5lk-
CATION & NASH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff nov
, 1875-07-03

ToAps.-The longevity of toads IS
agsiu under discussion, owing To a dis
coyery made near Orsay. In digging
up garden some woI kman uuear,hei
some terra Gotta vases, which they at
first supposed TO contain treasure. Or
breaking them, however. TWO live
;oais were found clad in green velvet.
Ills strarge attire showed that they
must have been al least 200 years Old,
snd sn ancient treatise on magic and
6,monoIogy mentions that, at the be
gining Of the seventeenth century
sorcerers dressed up Ioads in this way
for the achievement Of certain charms,
, 1875-07-03
TER TORY or WAsHNGrJS, ; S.
Count 0f - NuiiQ ~ ala, :

coss'tiIef naiiG nGNaI
II PROBATE-In the matter Of :Le Esia.S %
L ALEXANDER MckAY, lect-isei. .-- a..
On reillng AMI f!in4, the pet.tlyn Of JAMES -
AlLitF, tine Administrator u the s.s'e @. .. =
tx ANDER MCKAY, d.c,. Is i setting TN - - =
hss h!ed his fiIIa account sUc-s AdiunI-iIa'.
the ma ter u sad Estate, AMI ilit tie sane iLi7 =
cu'y audited, al Owei ard confirmed, AMI tili- -
non OF saI! Estate remains 10 IL diva iel ii4''-
leirs Of s'sId dec 7a-el an. praying aIi'i-5 -, Z
thligs ilr an order of distribution OF the Ies,-'
sal Estate among the persons thereto eniit! l. -
IL l. or 'ere-l, that all persons Iuter. st.l = =
Estate Of The sud ALEXANDER MchAi' lss
e., b. and appear before tl- Probate Court ~ -.
county Of Nalia Wsill. IN the city Of a-I 7" \" q
ths county seat Of sal eO;.uty of NaiG va N@l-- q
WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of September, -
the hour OF 10 oclucs, a. ~ said day, then ADJ -
% show e.use why an or7ler OF distribution -,
not be made OF the EeaFlge Of the sad E-'4i~ =
tbs h-irs or ths said ALEA ANDEK NchAi'
ct=iset, according, 20 law. -,
II l. further ordered, that service of this eiLIi
ma :e on parties unknOwH or uOn-Teslients' .! -
'a-'ol % this order II the Walla Waila -
d weekly n-wspapeE printed and pub siieI @ II.
city and county Of W',i!a Walla, Na>hInStGSI, ~
tory, i'r four successive months prlor TO 7i'l -
OF September, 1875.
Dated Wali. WaIla, May lst, 1875 -
Z2-im r. GUICHARD, PROBATE jug -
, 1875-07-03
t.rUhafP yOticP.

II THE PROBATE COURT, walIa |ail1 - =,
L ", Washington Territory The unfeTsl ne, :, y
been appointed by sil Court Admin straio- = ~.
Estate Of JOHN SENG. deceased. Al p-Isoi. :,
ing eLiinls against said Estate hereby ro.i--
present the the Undersigned, with 70 ias 9
sary vouchers required by law, at hrs reslenS,h>
Yellow Hawk Cre-k ia walla Walk county srx
one year OF the date Of thi- notice. or Be thSlp
barred. MELCHI0R KIRCHNti.,,~
WAlla WalIa, Juno 18th. 1878.
, 1875-07-03
Shsfiffts Sales.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Es,.t.

DUR >UANT TO A DECEFE OF Fnppc,-
i ure, order Of sale and judgment isSusi -. -
District Court OF the first JudIclsl Dt,,,, u
iugton Territory, holling terms at Wal, Nm al
in and for ;he ooUnties OF Walt Walk an ~ ~ ''.g
ia Il certain cause therein p-ntlng wherein .,,a
IFNpfESoN was Plaintiff, aud AN,uEw p TSA
A.YRN EL,LFi;, = ERNINS .NISO> an Ia,,..s IN
we've De- nL.uts. Judgment w. ran!.r--l n sS
acton on the 18th day uf ETy, 1875 IL tsy5 :. Ai
Plaintiff, and against SAID Drirudlut 4 p n ~
for the sum q. One TLOuSdni Two Eunl-.'I 'I-7r,
Nineteen Dollars gold CON, with interest ,L.,-i -
the rate OF Une per cent. per month uutl ~ =
the sum Of Fifty Dollars gold coln IL att,r,r..l l'
with the costs Of sad action '7t',
Now, therefore ty v.rtue of sail cree =, 80
copy Of which las l-en duly issued out Of ana
seal OF said Court and to me delivered Mi -'l''
On NATIRDAY, the I.Ih day of ,n,.
A D. 1873, at the Court House door, IN the ,i--.',
county vi wa!a walla, ". T., al tie hon! - ~
o'clock p. N, sell TO the highest ani best lfiI
gold CON he mortsagel premises IN s-ii dec .'
Iion.d and dtScrIIei IS follows. to-WIt.
The East lIif of the Southwest quarter q So
twenty-nine, IN II" nship Numher seven. Nr7-f -
Range Number thirty-six Est, CONTAINING s,.l
acrts, 81 Uste irs tnt icing IN he oouuv ~ ~
Walla and Territory OF Washington. 0T "a n
thereof will he Necessary 10 satisfy si p!---.
v ith interest, attOTnry : fetS ani al costs
tIN en unier my han his 18th day # June 4 n
lS7j- GlOEGE + THOgA>,
ShCr Of " ala Wall Csuarv
B. L. SHARPSTEIN.
Attorney for PliinriT ss.j
, 1875-07-03

KEEP Tie REclPEs.-Every house
keeper should have her own reel Pc
bvok-a book Of her own creation, OF
gradual growth aud proved excellence
and We propose to show our lady
Readers how 10 make one. In the
frat place buy blank book and write
, 1875-07-03
IN MONDAY, th. 9th DAY of JuIy. 1879,
JOSEPH L HAMILTON,
Ad-ninlstr tor OF the Estate
Of JOAN e. HAuILr.S- DA,. e-a1
AdnliuTstrator,- sail

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IN pursuance
~ u order Of sale made by the Prob ite Court of
~ala va Ia county, IL the Territory of Washing,
ton, on the Sth day OF june A. y. 1875 IN the mat
ter OF tie Estate OF EDWIN NJ PHIL BRO TX -
o; sl3 coun-y, deceased, the Undersigned Admins
trAtrIx oi sad Estate. WI sell at Public Auct on
% The highest bidder for gold coin
On SATURDAY. the I'd day Of July, 1870,
at tie hour Of one O'Clock, P II OF That day In front
oi tae Court House. Il. the CITY OF Wala WalIa
county and Territory Aforesaid all the night title
and interest Of the sad Estate IN and TO tie follow
inS deSe-lt'-d property, % Wit: The Northwest
quarter OF Section NUmber seventeen IL in Town
ship NGmtse- seven, i7l North of Range Number
'hT Ty-six i55' East, IN the county of W.Ila WalIa
and Territory Of Washington.
Ddieo thls Ssh day Of June, Is75
CAROLINE A. pHILBROOk
Administrator Of the Estate
ZI-3T EDwIS N PEuBEo <. Deceasei
, 1875-07-03
NOTICE.

IL WIFE LAURA j. BAKER, having left my
u bed and board without any just cause or provo
eaton, this = TO notify the public that 1 viii not
hereafter pay any bills or debts Of her contracting
Oatst at Yakima City. W. T, this 18th day Of
stns, iof5. ISlml 8 BAKER
, 1875-07-03
A Toucning story

A very touching and OeaaIhnl s'o,l
comes from the East concerning Tue
Princes Marceline Czartoryska' VINO
recently died in Gallicia. Her hl,Ie
grandson tell i'll and his life was de-
sraired Of. The dowager. IN a 'uDi''ne
PRAYER. asked God TO take her ne ID
place of that of her grandson Dy j"
sor; of miracle the child was saved )
almost Immediately the Princess was
attacked by a maIady Of langlor' oil
which it was impossible 10 ascriOe any
natural cause.
sit is debt owe to Heaven, She
smiled family. \ few days later,
upon a radiant afternoon, she had her
self rolled ont in her easy chaif Oh
the lawn, and gave orders 10 nave all
The doors and gates Of the garden
orcaaa SO thu, everybody might enter
When the villagers heard of II they
Al once left their ta,kS. Oid men an,
women. YOUNG men AMI ma'den', an'
ln,lr children, passed about the dying
Princess who had ious been like i
mother 10 them, for She heid Ihe on
fashioned notion that the people me
the family Of the soveI elSn- 1heh
began rna. t touching ceremony. Inc
children came first. Drawing the
Youngest one Into h-r arms, she EN-
braced it, saying " Let this ki>S fall
upon You ali, NV dear friends" " Then
she gave 10 each child q medallion,
bearing the evangelical words Love
one another" After the chIldIen
came the young girls and women. To
each Of them sHe gave little case.
containing implements 'or needlework,
anl ehapieL aud an image OF the
blessed Mary To The men she gave
an ebony cross, and for each gift and
recipient she had appropriate words.
Wnen she had extended her last pres
eut she was 80 exhausted that her son
and daughter III law, who stood by
her, wished Ia have her wheeled back
N the mouse, DuL sue SAID no. one
lhpn begged the people to recite in a
loud voice he Dominica oriSon. Then
at a sign from her hand, they all kueit,
and their voices i'll fcfvent tones broke
oul III the recital OF The Lords PRAYER.
As The amen still echoed i'll the air,
she 'elt death invading her heart and
whispering Marcel" the name Of
the grandson, the child WAS brought,
and as he was being carried 10 her
hpS her head dropped upon her breast,
and without sigh she rendered her
soul to God. 81 much for a scene
that seems taken from a poem-au
ideal Stale Of society that one can
hardly rrcnnciie win the present
PriS Correspondent V. y. Graphic
, 1875-07-03

EXPaRNENTS WITH FLowEES.-T. e
J0ou2,u lie X0 tjcuif,re de Erance
cymJa:n> some interesting particulars
ou the artificial colorlug OF natural
flowers Those lnAI have violet hue
vii! gradua IL chance color and turn
10 green under the influence OF the
smoke of a cigar This change Is
uWimg 10 the ammonia contained IN
tob.cco. Starting from this circum-
stance The Italian professor, l. G,b0a,
has made series of experiments on "A
variety of plants win Ihnl aikall In IT'S
natural state, Ills apparatus is a very
simple one, merely consisting Of a
liale INTO which he pours liquid am
mona, covering il afterwards with
-tVerSed glass funnel The flower 10
~ le>,cu Is inserted into the tube. IN
This way lie has seen violet, blue ana
purple turn to bright green intense
carmiue red lof the piuk) becomes a
black white turns yellow, &c. The
most extraordinary le>ults were afford
ed BY variecated flowers. When the
latter, Immediately after this exposure,
are dipped into pure walter, they viii
retain their new cOlors for several
hour~, after which they simply return
10 their former state. Another curious
discovery # Prof Gabna, is that The
Il werS Of a~ter, or Sta-wort, that are
'Iu.r; and have no smell, acquire
delightful fragrance and turn red uu-
der the influence Of ammonia. We
know hat the japanese, by means Of
injections winch they keep secret, can
{ or or whit II II rverS ami obtain
Wonderful variesa ion The Chinese
have also secrets of their own, among
which is one for relncing large trees
10 a dwarf SIZE. The Garden OF Ac
climatization has at this moment an
orange tree, a hundred years old. and
imported from Ch,na, no bigger than
a rose tree lis fruit scarcely attains
the size of a cherry.
, 1875-07-03
Admimistrator,. 4 snIc.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance
= 0i an Orier OF sale made by the Probate Court of
Walk H's'a county, IN the Territory of Washing
ton, on the b day Of June \ ID 1873. IN tn mat
sad county fece sel, the Unierssu.i AimiuistT.t-
tor OF sal Estate vail - Public Auction. 20 the
highest bidder for goh con,
an MONDAY, ih. 5Ih Gsy Of JnIy, 1915,
AZ the hour Of one O'Clock, P n Of that day IN
front of the Court H4use, the ecstyof WaIia WuIla
county AMI IerrtOry Aforesaid ali the right title
and interest the sal Estate IN and TO the fGIsw
ing described real estate, tO-wit: The SOUTHEAST
qo'rteT Of the Northeast quarter AMI Lots one. N
Two ~ an Three 81 IA Section No Thre. ri ,r
Township No SIX, 6 NCr-h OF Range No Ihlrry-
seven 80 EaS', III the county OF WalI4 Wal a ana
IerrIto-y Of Washington, containing one hundred
and sixty acres.
Dated June sth, 1875.
JOSEPH L HAMILTON
Admin str tor OF the Estate
24-3y Of JuaS e. HAuIIr.S De- e-a1