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Beyond Tie mountains crowned with snow,
Beyond the icy plain.
lie summer seas-and rivers flow
Where valleys wave with grain.
Then weary heart. press on and see
Beyond the Alps lies Italy"
There musky roses bloom and die.
Grapes purple in the sun,
And summer airs and cloudless sky
Make earth and heaven seem one.
Take courage, then; toll on and see
Beyond the Alps hes Italy,
If friends are false, and loves are lost,
And life seems dark and drear
Earih'S pleasures eTermore have cost
The true heart many "A tear.
50 meier despair; look up and sec
Beyond the Alps lies Italy,"
Though days are dark, and nights are long,
And sorrOws cross thy way,
Take courage yet, be brave and strong;
They may not always stay.
%. weary soul, look mp and see
Beyond the Alps lies Italy"
wight VIII not always last, and rain
VIII change TO sunshine in the morn,
And Joy win follow after pain.
OF sorrow sometimes Love is born,
And brave, true hearts meier fail 20 see
Beyond the Alps lies Italy"
Then take this watchword 10 thy heart,
Press on the prize % win;
Bid doubts fOrevcrmore depart,
And cry 20 foes within.
Like martial music. bold and free,
Beyond the Alps lies Italy,
New York Tribune.
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Romance Of the Bpidsnic.

a wedding took place on Adams
street not long since under cir
cumstances surrounded by romance.
Several weeks ago DR.. ". +. Besanchy,
young physician mailing from Jones'
town, Mississippi, offered his services
10 Medical Director Mitchell. His ere
dentials were perfect, aud coming at a
time when physicians were most needed,
were readily accepted. Just as all the
preliminaries had been settled satisfac-
torily, a messenger entered the Office in
great haste in search OF physician TO
attend Miss ID. =. Rutter, a young lady
who had been stricken with the fever,
at her residedce on Adams street. DR.
Mitchell turned 10 the gallant young
physician, and remarked that he could
Immediately be placed on duty il he
felt so disposed. DR.. Besanchy uuhes-
itatingly accepted the call, and at once
accompanied the messenger 10 the
young lady's residence, where be found
her PROSTATE with a bad case Of fever.
IL is unnecessary to 90 through the
details Of the lingering illness, but only
% say that the young doctors attention
was close and faithful, finally resulting
in the young lady's recovery. Soon
afterward the doctor was stricken
down. True % the instincts Of her
womanly nature, doubly intensified 0y
her self-ackuow edged Indebtedness 10
him for saving her life, she went 90 his
bedside and there remained, giving
such attention-as only a woman can be-
stow upon the sick, until the glad tid-
. ings were announced that he bad passed
the crisis and bid fair 10 recover. lie
passed through the tedious hours of
|couvalescence until entirely recovered.
Nothing more was known or thought
T Of the matter by the few intimate
friends Of the young lady until a few
days since, when the doctor, accompa-
MED by Esq. QuiEley and a few friends.
drove up 20 the residence, aud in less
/ time than 10 takes TO write this para
graph the two we're Joined together in
/ the holy bonds Of wedlock. such a
union cousummated under such cir
cumstances cannot fail 10 abound with
happiness.-MeMphis AppcdL
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The roads leading over the hill OF
life are numerous; some people take the
road which is bright aud gay-on
which flowers Of the richest hue are
blOOmiug-but they fluid that, before
they are half way, the flowers are faded,
all is bleak, they are wearied, and are
glad 20 lay down and die; others strive
10 60 over the steep banks which lead
10 fortune and 10 FAME, but the paths
on which they walk are rough aud rug
ged; some stop at deep precipice over
which they are unable 60 pass: the
foothold OF Others gives way, aud they
aIe hurled 20 the bottom, while only "A
few reach the coveted goal; but the wise
man chooses the road which goes over
the hill with a gradual glope, on which
here aud there are sweet flowers which
cheer him on his way until he arrives
at his journeys end, where dwells
Peace, Happiness, and Couteutment.
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Valley, Liberty, Little Elk, Newport, Newtof
Oneaifa. Philomnfh. STAIRS Point, summit
Toledo. Naquiua. Monroe, IlIcwater.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-28
Eastern Oregon journals score Wills

Eastern Oregon journals score Villa
metto Valley contemporaries for giving
forth tho impression that their little
,en-acre lots are "Orcgon." "Oregon
with them is always in and around
Portland. Salem, and other Valley
towns. Tho offeuse just now to the
people in tho Eastern section Of the
State is in the reports hcraldsd oil over
the world that Oregon wheat is thii
yoar afflicted with rust. thereby injuring
tho character aud sale Of all grown in
the State. Eastern Oregon wheat bal
not been troubled with rust. and the
farmers there need and went every cent
they can get for the good article which
thcy produce.
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Tho Meteorological report Of 1859. by
the military at Fort Steilacoom, and
lii, shipbuilding comparisons Of Bath
and Page: Sound, by Mr.. Hopkins. the
San Francisco underwater. have been
used and reused and used over again
until worn out. Every little while We
SEQ one or both these statements in some
pamphlet or Territorial newspaper.
That Of Mr. Hopkins was good enough
in its dag. but it is so no longer. Pi.ces
OF everything have changed, and gen
orally been reduced. Our climate has
changed perhaps also. but whether it
has or not. VIC have later reports. tho
people arc tired of tho old ones. and
the constant demand for something
now AID fresh requires their lay ing
aide. People who get up immigra :
ton pamphlets and articles should tax
their tmo and brains for something
original, and not from year to year copy
verbatim tho writings Of Commodore
Wilkes. Gov Stevens. Ezra Meeker and
other pioneers in that field of literary
labor. The little book Of tho latter
named gentleman. which cost the poo-
pie nothing. has been villitied by thou
sands for tho last ten years. and yet
every successor to it. issued "by au-
thorisy" or not. has amounted to very
little moro than its reprint.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WARRINGTON TERRITORY

ExcLrs.sKIY TO YHE INfEiLiGENcgR.
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KING COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FAIR
AWARDS.
CATTLE, HORSES, ETC.

CATTLE, HORSES, ETC.
Best two. yoar-old colt. exhibited by 7
o Burr. LIST premium. s..
Best mare and sucking colt, 7 0
Burr. LIST premium. S..
Best COW and calf. NJ b Maddocks.
premium. SIS.
Best two year old bull. II 3 Mad.
docks, premium, -.
Bsst yoke OF work cattle. Cochran &
Day, lat premium and diploma.
The emo display Of Pcrcheron horses
and shetland pony. by Mr. W c Myer.
Of Ashland. Jscksou couoty. Oregon.
attracted universal attention aud opened
the eyes Of our horse and stock men to
the Importance Of securing new blood
10 improve car stock.
DAIRY PRODUCTS. ETC.
Best 8 pounds butter. Mrs Jorsen-
son. l.t premium and silver medal.
Best display Of meats. ID N Hyde
silver modal.
GRAIN, PLovR, sEEDS, ETC.
Best bushe, oats, Edward Il Clark
premium 81.
Second best bushci oats. Jorgensor
brothers. diploma.
Best bushel wheat, JorGenson brothers
premium 81.
Best flour made Of Washington Ter.
ritory wheat, Jones L McComb, premi
UNI 81.
Best gallon SEED peas. Mrs Marth.
Hoskinson, premium 81.
Best gallon seed beans. Mr. E Il Clar K
premium 81.
The committee also wish to make hon
orable mention of oats exhibited by
Gibbcrson s. simpson. wheat and cat
exhibited Ivy Captain Smith Of til,
steamer Josephine. and grown in Sac
homish county. Alonzo Low and A n
Low. also fall wheat aud spring wheat
Hungarian grass. mssquit grass ans
cats, exhibited BY Mr. Il n Hoskiusol
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

The third annual Fair Of the King
County industrial Association has now
passed into history. Like its prede'
cessors, it was in every essential respec.
a success. The exhibition Of products
Of tho soil. of works Of art, Of manu-.
lectures, Of bits of hsndiwork. curiosi-
ties, Sc, was worthy al association OF
greater wealth and n community OF
more mature age. The prospect OF the
first two days was blue and discoursging
enough, and it vas thought by all that
failure stared the Association in the
face Subsequent days changed this,
with the happy result indieated above.
On every hand We hear expressions Of
satisfaction. People generally are
pleased with the mana cement and the
outcome Unstinted praise is given
the officers and committees. Several
gentlemen and as many ladies gave
nigh. and day to the Fair, arranging,
classifying. adjoining, answering cues,
tons and doing whatever lay in their
power to help the cause along. The
ono drawback was the insuficiency Of
the Hall. II is only about one-half -
large as it should be. The display and
promenade took up so much room that
no place could DO left for speaking,
dancing and seeing. A more spacious
apartment for the Fair Of 1880 will b.
provided. we hope; on apartment, too,
in tho Associations building standing
upon its own ground.
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DAKOTA.

DEADwooD, Sept. 26-At 3 o'clock
this morning q fire broke out in o
bakery on Sherman street, and con-
sumed almost the entire business
portion of the city. Thousands Of
people are rendered homeless and in .
destitute condition. The FIRE is still
burning. The loss is roughly estimated
at a million and half to two million
dollars There is little or no insurance
SECOND DISPATCH.
The fire broke out in tho Star bakery
on Sherman Street at 2:2OA NJ. and fol-
lowing that thoroughfare swept every
thing before it on Lee, Main, Gold.
Wall, Patton aud William streets and
several residences on Central avenue.
famed by light breeze and nothing to
work with oS"cpt yer Inefficient fire
department. Everything Was at the
mercy Of the flames. Less than half q
score of pronounced tireproof ware.
houses withstood the severe test. The
buildings being mostly of wood and
poorly constructed. they burned like so
much chat. The fire spread with such
wonderful rapidity that any attempt at
saving anything would have been use-
less. All along its course terrific ex-
plosions of gun powder, petroleum,
liquor. etc. were Of frequent occur.
renee. and buildings were blown into
atoms. The hook and ladder apparatus
and hose carriage were the first things
to burn. leaving nothing but few feet
of worthless hose with which to battle
against the d,vouring element.
The new water works were tried for
the first time yestordry, and this morn
ing they were put to their full capacity,
with little success in subduing tho
flames on account Of the scarcity of
water. The hiilsides were almost o
solid sheet of flame, and water from
tho Boulder ditch could not be had ,
otherwise considerable property would
probably have been saved, Us the ditch
ran almost directly over the worst spot.
Hundreds escaped with only their night
clothes. There are probably 1000
persons who are homeless and many
destitute. About 125 buildings besides
5Oor 60 dwelling houses were destroyed.
Well posted business men place the loss
at from one aud half to two million
dollars. The FIRE is still burning.
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PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 27-Steamer
Golish arrived this evening with the
barkentine Joseph Perkins in tow. from
Honolulu. Capt. Libby reports the
barkentlpes Modoc and Portland in the
Straits, bound in, and bark Eva Fish,
bound to Departure Bay.
Steamer Susie left here this morning
for the Swinomish via Deception Pass.
Among the arrivals here todsy are
Rev. II. W, Stratton and DR.. Weed OF
Seattle, and Capt Jas. s. Lawson, OF
the Coast Survey Service.
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EASTERN STATES.

DODGE CITY, Sept. 2S-Gov st. John
and staff took charge of the Presiden-
tlal party at Emporis last night and
put them on board special train pro-
vided for that purpose by the officers OF
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe r r
Co, for this place.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OyFIcE At OLYMPrA, W, 4.

land OYFIcE At OLYNPrA W. I'll
September 9Th, ls79
N1UTiCk Is 6EREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has Aled notice OF
BIS Intention ~ make FINAL proof ia support Of his
alton Of thirty days from the date OF this notice
viz:
NEisox Drsrous. Presumption d. q. No. 1850,
Tor thn NE. i Of section -, township % North
Range East. and names the following n his
witnesses. vts: ". n. white. Of 0nohomish coun.
y. " T. and Calico Dubuque. Of snohomish
county. W. r.
1T. BROWN.
0Svss Register.
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Bes. specimen granting. Emil An-
derson. diploma
Pencil drawing, Carrie L Alvord. di'
ploms
Skeleton leaves. Mrs NJ G Clark. di.
p!oma-
Pen drawing. o 2 Anderson. dipio-
ma.
Pencil drawing. o 2 Anderson, pre-
MUM.
Hsir pictures. Chss St'eib. diploma.
Oil painting. Miss Snyder. Port
Blak'ly. special premium.
Respectfully submitted.
W. A. JENNINGS,
MRS. LAURA BROOKS,
CuAs. II. LARRABEE,
Committee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-07
a vIsage RtyaIlipg in Yelrowness

That of a " heather Chinee." if bslonging to
one of cur race can Scarcly be scrioed as at
tractive. But worse than tais it is the index o.
disordered liver. Of liver that needs arrcC4ing
and regulating. The remedy IS at hani prem
eficatious. A C urSe of HostetteIs Stomach Z t.
tiers will expeI the misdiIe;ted bile IRON the
blood an divert it into tie proper chanEe', open
the bowels,remove the dyspeptic 81 mptoms w1ich
Invariably accoups biliousness and punte-ac ,
the rapidly developing te1dancy to dangerous
congestion Of the liver whish must always exist
when the skin and whit of the eyes assume = 5
ysiIoW hue. Tue pains through the light 1--we
Ilb9, side and shoulder blade the nauscs, fur q
s e of the TOT que and unp'ea err breath VIZ c l
ind cate liver C mplaint. in short, all its d-a
g eeaDle comni'lIts are soon r'med.e ed b. :
;gye-ign civ which, in dilion to its res !
lang pro. er.ies, IS suIerb invgorant aid a
pure and agreeable medicinal stimulan', apr
ger and ueIViLe.
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PESCILETTES

Chew jackson 5 Best sWee' Nsvy Tobacco
The March zepbyrs were slightly
active yesterday.
This is real spring weather, sud no
mistake.
Look out for big day at Anderson
& McNultS's Saturday.
The Church reception at the Second
Presbyterian Chapel tonight.
Growing vegetation begins to hump
itselfunder this genial spring weather.
1.-THE signs OF the times indicated
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
urdaymorniGg.
A considerable drop in the price of
tobacco is being realized since the re-
duction of the tax by Congress.
Peach trees are in full bloom in the
lower counties OF Alabama, aud corn
planting has commenced in earnest.
Jonesb0rO Journal: A couple were
married q few weeks ago in Greene
county, aged respectively 10 and so.
The citizens of Knoxville and Knox
county will find the new B. Howe
Sewing Machine, which unite5 the
good improvements of all others,
making = perfect machine, At an ex-
tremely low price, at w. w. Woodruff
& Co.'s