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WORK OF THE GETTYSBURG.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES IN THE GULF OF
sIDRA-DAHGERs TO NAVIGATION.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, July 2, 1875.
The HERALp's correspondent In Malta telegraphs
that the United States steamer Gettysburg reached
Benghasy--a seaport town Of Barca, in Northern
Africa situated on the Gulf of Sidra APO miles east
northeast Of Tripoli-on the 18th ut Since ner
important discoveries have been made.
USEFUL TO NAvIGATORs
These discoveries are chiefly in the nature Of
dangers navigation the Gulf Of Sidra, the dis
covery Of which VIII be OF the greatest advantage
to sailors. All on board the Gettysburg are well
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Ibis magnificent building. the central hotel Ia
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vito every modern luxury aud homc comforts suits Of
Nate rooms spacious coffee saloon adess
draw aijonns the largest huest billiard ana
smoking rooms Ia town. Charyes moderate.
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BILIOUS collie CAN BE OVERCOME By TnB
OF Browns HOUSEHOLD PAsAckA, right
part affected Ana give. instant IsIief 20 cents
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
The Physiology Of the Liver.

The liver is tho largest secreting organ in
the human body, and the bile which it &C.
cretes Is more liable to vitiation and misdi.
rection from its proper channels than any
other OF the animal fluids. Luckily for the
bilious, he wever, there is an unfailing source
of relief from liver complaint, namely, Hos.
letters Stomach Bilters, a medicine which
for over a quarter of a century has been
achieving thorough cures of the above men
toned ailments, fever and ague, dyspepsia,
bowel complaints, rheumatic and kidney
affections, and disorders involving loss Of
nervous vigor. 1t is, moreover, preventive
OF malarial disease and affords protection to
thousands Of persons residing in districts Of
country where that dire scourge is prevalent.
As a remedy adapted to the medicinal re-
quirement Of families, it is supremacy desira.
Bile, and as means of certifying debilitated
system, it is thoroughly to be depended
upon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

There seems to be something in the
climate of the Southwestern States that
makes men brutal and savage. A fell
low was hung at Giddings, TEXAS, the
other day, who confessed to the charge
of killing thirty-two men. Another
fiend in human shape has just been sen
fenced at Fort Smith, Arkansas, to be
hanged on the Goth OF December next.
His name is John Postoak, and he il Q
half breed Creek Indian. His victims
were John Ingley, . white man. and
his wife. In October, 1877, Post0Ak
became incensed at Ingley for his refu-
sal to give him tobacco. He won't Oh.
borrowed . revolver, and came back TO
Ingley's house, called Ingley out to the
door, and shot him down. He then
placed his revolver to Mrs. Ingley's
breast and shot her. killing both in
stantly. The Ingleys had one child,
only % months old, Who was left aloLe
with the dead bodies Of his parents,
and, the house being some distance OF
the road, the murder Was not discovered
until eleven days after it was perpetrat-
ed. The child was then on the very
verge of the grave from starvation, and
the dogs had almost completely de-
vOured the woman. and had also eaten
the flesh from the face Of Ingley. Post.
oak received his sentence With the ut
most indifference.-Chicogo Tribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
Exposing the Dead to the Gaze of
the Curious.

In recent address the Rev. T. c.
Jerome criticized the custom Of expos
ing the dead 10 the inliscriminatc gaze
Of the curious, and will, no doubt meet
with sympathetic approval from most
readers. We give gist Of the sermon:
when we are alive and strong and
fair in the beauty aud eloquence Of the
human face divine above all other i'm.
ages of God, nevertheless then. We re-
gard 1t AN impertinence for q stranger
or casual acquaintance to stare at us.
And If it so he that our features are
marcel by accident. disease or natural
deformity, the more it is counted the
part Of courtesy and true kindness that
even our friends SHOULD not allow their
glance to rest upon the blemishes Of
our countenanccs.
Then. how much the more when all
health. gospel and soul have forever
departed from the feshy tabernacle.
when it lies so soon after the supreme
material dishoner and discontinue Of
the earthly estate, the last enemy hav-
ing triumphed over the flesh and set
his stamp upon it, the worm already
commencing to feed sweetly, earth to
return to earth, dust to dust. ashes to
ashes; then to bid all the curious or
careless to linser to look and hasten to
talk, is an ignominy and insult to those
whom we have loved. Have not some
of you dreaded it for yourselves? And
was there ever husband who NAV
thus have had the face Of wife laid
bare, or parents of maiden daughter,
but that an added involuntary pang
and shame thrilled them as the Gro wd
passed by?
"'It is sown in corruption the text
says: Shall strangers be suffered to
look upon that corruption? 1t is
sown in dishonor.' Shall strangers be-
hold the dishonor OF the flesh still so
sacred and dear to kindred as havi ng
been but yesterday the loved ones tab :
ernacle?
"Such gazing OF a crowd upon the
dead can but seem to me very like the
sin of Noah's second-born who looked
upon his fathers nakedness; wherefore
was it written through all time, Cursed
be Cauaan.' Supreme nakedness, dis
honor, defeat of the flesh is this
when the spirit has forsaken it; as
called in the Word of God, 'unclothed,
2 Cor. VA, mot for that we would be
unclothed but clothed upon that NOR.
tality might be swallowed up of life.
Oh, brothermen, I beg you, let us
henceforth keep the crowdxaway from
the sacred dust of our loved ones,
when that dust has been 'unclothed.'
"But it will be urged that apart from
the family circle, there may be many
friends in the congregation who will
wish last look at their deceased friend.
Yes, that is what I wish of my friends!
And therefore I will not look at that
poor clay in its GOODNESS, corruption
and cerements; lest it should take the
place to me of the features of my friend,
as last saw them in life, beauty, health
and soundness, or at least in the pres.
ence of the spirit which is only the
real beauty or power of man. For the
very reason, say, OF wishing to re-
member our friends we ought not to
wish to look upon their corpses."
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Coming Home.

Come. KITTY, come ssld:
Dut st.ll -he waited
Ncdlins of her pretty head
With I'm coming r'on.
Father roe ing home know.
caLsoi thiak shsi -. hin. ="
Cnl,ss he = jus, belst,d.-
I'm coming -o"n."
Come, Ka:, :" her motl,or called.
"Tbe sup,sr's almost ready
Bot Kitty in her place in tailed.
Coaxod. u II coming sOon.
d. lie, me wait; H.'- cure TO come,
By this time fathers slssys hons
He rev. 20 fact and steady;
I'm coming soon"
Come. Kit her brothers cried;
But Kitty 10y the water
Still eagerly the distance eyed,
With. I'm coming soon
Why. what would evening b. said sie,
without dear father home 10 TIA;
Without his H., my daughter -;
I'm coming soon.
-Come, Kit" they half impl re.
The child is softly humming,
Size hardly hears them any more;
But am coming soon"
Is in her heart, for far from shore
Gliding the happy waters Ger
She see. the boat, and cries, "Ile's coming
We're coming soon
Mary Mdpes Dodge. IN 81. Nicholas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

A woodcutter and his son were work.
ing on Mount Saint Eynard, near Gren.
oble (Isere) when they were suddenly
attacked by an enormous bear. The
animal sprang upon the younger man,
who is Of great strength, and they both
fell, rolling over and struggling des-
perately. The ground at that spot
slopes rapidly downwards towards a
precipice 300 or 400 metres deep. As
they were rolling swiftly down the de-
clivity, they came with great shock
against stump of tree and was sepa-
rated by the blow. The young man
was able to clutch hold of the roots and
keep his position until his father came
to his assistance. But the bear went
rolling over and over until at last it
plunged from the top of the cliff into
q stream below, being. of course, killed
by the fall. Its body was found the
next day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
Safety Of Railroad Travelling.

Some time ago We referred to the re-
ports of the railroad mmissiOners oil
Massachusetts,, on the marvellous i'm
munity from accident railway passen
gers had enjoyed in that State for the
twenty years or more covered by the
reports.
The similar fact showing the safety
Of railway travel is brought ont in the
report made to the Connecticut Legis-
lature by the railroad Commissioners
Of that State. There were carried in
1877, in that State, 4.254 .O15 passen-
gers who Travelled All average distance
each of fifty miles. or 22i ,7OO, 600 who
travel-d one mile. Out of the i'm
mense number there was but one killed.
That one was found near bridge, and
is supposed to have walked off from
the train. So even for this one death
the railroad company is not directly
responsible.
Contrast this immunity with what
might have been reasonably expected
to happen in the old days of stage
coaches. The Hartford COurant, which
appears to have given great deal of
time and study to the investigation,
says it would have required ABE, 900
coaches, 6, OOO, 900 horses, and 425 900
drivers to convey these passengers, and
at an average rate of eight miles an
hour it would have taken thirteen days
for the coaches to pass a given point.
Who that remember anything about
the dangers of travel in the old times
can believe that but a single accident
would have happened?
Old sailors in O fierce storm thank
the Lord they are in staunch vessel
instead of on the land. But as COM
pared with vessel a railroad train is
an ark of safety. Even the wonder
fully fast train that run between Phila.
delphia and New York, whose speed is
at times at the rate of seventy-two miles
an hour, has run now for more than
two months with entire freedom from
accident. The casualties that occur
on any road are very few in number,
and the number of persons killed or
injured in comparison with those who
travel is very small. If all who travel
should take out q policy in an accident
insurance company, the stock of that
company would soon be worth very
high northumberland Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
The Patent Office Report.

Mr.. W. H. Doolittle, Acting Com
missioner of Patents, has submitted to
the Secretary of the Interior q report
of the operations of the Patent Office
during the fiscal year ending last June.
The number of original applications
received for patents was 1867. and
IA, 100 new patents were granted. There
were also 627 reissues, and 1872 patents
granted for designs; 2,737 caveats we're
filed during the year. The receipts of
the office amounted to 1874, 1888, and
the total expenditures we're 1865, 800.
OF the amount expended, however,
$50, 900 was for the restoration of 49,
563 models injured by the fire of last
year, and emitting this item, the ex-
cess of receipts over expenses was
$118,962.
The number of trade marks registered
was ], sos, as against only 93S for. the
preceding year, and the receipts from
this source and from the registration
of 1872 labels amounting to $40. 762, o
sum eight times greater than the total
expenses of conducting the division.
Mr.. Doolittle recommends that only o
part of the $25 fee now charged upon
receiving an application for the regis
try of trade mark be thus collected,
and that the remainder of the fee be
paid upon allowance. He thinks, how
ever, that the charge is excessive, and
says: 1.-THE fee of Sc paid in label
cases, which is not paid until the reg
istration is complete, is just charge,
and as labels and trade marks are of
about the same nature, and protected
by the same laws, there is no good rea-
son why the expenses of registration on
one case should be greater than on the
other"
Mr.. Doolittle reports that the recent
trade mark treaty with Great Britain
has already proved of great advantage
to British citizens resident in this
country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
CARBOLINE
A DEODORIZED
EXTRACT OF PETROLEUM.
The Only Article that will Restore
Hair on Bald Heads.
WHAT the WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

The creates, --syery Of oar day. 81 FAR a. large
ryfi, IN al bu nanlty h. concerned. 10 CsrpShn- an
srf,re prepared frusn Petroleum.. and whien cn-rn
e.smpiet. an radical cure In cas- 81 IN aness or
whryr the hals owing ~ diseases OF the sAip. hse
Irrome this and ,ends fall cut II 10 zss Speedy
restorative and whiie Its use secures Ieae .n'
and gives the mc~t ris satisisrsin IN ie ~ e
The falling out III the hair. the asrnmuisiH.ts ~
S.nayud and the nj -rsnfare chsnxe In cssf. srr Al
eyideurc. 81 snditi.,n OF the sraa shs vs.
glands which ncurtsh the hair. To arsN ue-T
e..sss ,hs nrfier Us. 4 must pc>-ess medical - se
= chemical virtaes aud the change mus eesis uhaef
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21
Abounds with Brilliant Features.

It is a pleasurable task to commend the
excellence of the San Francisco WEEKLY
CHRoNlcLE-the most interesting weekly
paper published on the Coast, and fully the
equal of the best in the country. 1t contains
no trashy continued stories, but Is brmful
of news, and abounds with brilliant features.
1t is the only substitute we know of for a
daily paper. Eight large pages OF news, cor
respondence. and well selected literary mis-
cellany
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

Tie article is'clling IT'S own story In the hands of
thousands WI" are using with must gratifJ ing and
encouraging results: """
W: H. BRILL N CO.. Finh Avenue Pharmacy saw.
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ready long list oi recon- -ndatOns Tor your yaIua
nair isestnrtr. 'tarbon-." We have sid Prepare.
IONS ior thc h'lr For upaards OF twenty years hut
sal satislactinn We have examined your CarlnIine
with the vrea'esf care and mud Il contains nothing
whatever Injurious to the hair or genera health We
Therefore recommend It with conf lence TO our
friends and the general public.
MIR. GCsrAvus r. HALL, OF tire Oates (,nera
Troupe, writes: AFTER ak weeks use convinced
rs are also my comrades. that your Carbolinc lin
and is producing wonderful growth of hair where
n. MCCLARKEN, Druggist Pitt burgh Pa, says: The
good effects from the Of Carbone are brought TO
my notice every aay, to such an extent 10 Justify
me IN recommending 10 tO my most intimate friends
Z. II. SMITH. Of the Jennie Hight Combination
writes; tier using your CarbOline three weeks,
SIMPLY wonderful IN my case"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

the scalp ~ he IL permanent and ,.ssiny 49,.
secn IN article Carboline. an like ,nspv 49,.
Sood fiul discoveries. u found 10 cons nj ~ ~
. anoss IN their natural safe Petroleum. al Z
rvsalt. but IL 10 after Il has h~rs chsm,sssmry
ires.ed and completely deedorised that Il IL IL
~ % u. 81 The s9lss sas In srG Russia tkss
srrved, Government officer having p.s 'c.a - ~
parta Iy bah-hcAded servant ~ O. when tr,n,.sss
hsn,s y, ~ asa haMt II SPine his obesnssre3
nonths much liner head VI black gl.~sy h,Ir ~.
ne ever hal b.f.re tn OIL was tried on h1rses snS
cAc thst hsd lost their hair ron the cattle pnrr,S
see Tue fesuts we're as rapid they we're M rye.ns
The n'she- an even the tails of h.,rrr. which 49,
aileh OUT WEIR eomPiefry restored in a few werSs
ihcse expefin ent- wer- heralaed to ih- World: mi
Tue shos edge s.s prsrsrs ly us-le.. 60 the nrems
ture, bald and gay. one in civilized $500.
could Tolerate the USE of rrnDel Petrorum -
arrsslns TOT IN. hair. hut thu skiil OF one of o.r
eva chemists Ia. ovr'co the d1,culty and hv
pr'sc-- Know n oniy Ia hiH.srlf he has AFTER ~.
ttabfsir shd Costly exts~ttn cuts. succe-.rd in ~
orhofixng petroi'uu. which renders IL sn.ect AZ
t"hVnr lh~ experiments m slc with The 70
liquid ON The human hair sere attended I'M the
M"si Diminishing results A lev applications where
Tie hair was thin anu faiiihx gave rrn.rA atle tane
and ,ieor tie srair aud tar. livery psrt,clr ~
d~hd nn DISAPPEAR on the FIRST or second irrssfny
anu ~" lgnd >" s-art hing IN Its nature seems ~
change from the start. IL II we'll kbown that thr
most ucaut ful colon are nsuc from petf cum and
by s'nc ny sierus "ie alton q nature the use III this
article gruiutily .Hparis beautiful light bru -
roh't io the hair. whch. by continued use enc
To back. The abr remains permanent iur an in.
drhblte rii-th II iimc aud The change gradual
progress. liza word. II Is the ms wonderful dis.
r"tert oi The age ana well tculatrd 10 AJAX. the
prem ''uici, bald and gray rejoice.
we a.i,e our radcr' Z" give IL trisl. feeling sat
wonderful effects Iin,buTph q B,s.eyeid ~ October
-. Isl.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

When q man is gifted with such q
glowing. vivid Imagination that he can
lie hack in dentists chair. close his
eyes and imagine he is in q barber
chair. enjoying an easy shave. that man
is Q novelist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-21

J.W. sHAEFFER u cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are guaranteed to be made OF The fin
Get Havana Tobacco 3s3 Sacramento st.. &. F.
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FINEST PHOTOGRAPHS Prices greatly reduced
House worth. Photographer. 70 Montgomery ST., s. r.
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Catarrh, Deafness

and all diseases OF the head, throat and chest
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EPEoTAcLRs AND EYE GLAssEs.-Prices greatly re-
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