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MlsteLIlrcou6.

Watches, Jewehy and
.-tv4.a bought ana sod back AZ -iAaI auNA1le
.ED. q ALLEN. I,lsU BrOlcwaV. near z5thst
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BroodIDn Rcll Cslll, for Sale.
Tor SALE or TO LEI with immediate pos
i .,--.l
Us .-a. sr.. three - rr h1tfing.
L l.---.. three STORY tvr--'.E.
flr-,. -f. .'e..u
4.t ..4sst p4r OF aud basement and 'yo 'ir'on'
s.EuuN j.. FORD - Glars -t. LrHHa.Yn.
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Religious Notices.

Reliqious Notices.
First Reformed Episcopal Church. Msdis9n.sye and
the Rev wM. r sABiSE wii preach seats free in the
evening
Harlem Congregational Church cor l25t4 and Ii r.
aye-Ire ching by the Pastor the Rev -AM A IL H. I m
manioa Service evening. 80 The SOU, cry Of Joy'
Holy Trinity Church Harlem.-The Rev r. H. Mckih.
D. D. Rector Morning and Evening seats Tree al evening"
Mrdison Avenue Baptist Church, West ga II near
!thave the cy 1T ELDE T. fa-tor ne I1y - a. ,-S
the pastor IN he evening Al go the dltn in me
course Missionary Of me chr -taD Church 0uo.,t
welcome
Memorial rre,byernH Church N3ii'59 cor 10
l5o SGn' m Good w Misloa % an. q, 80 % D. !.
Nlrs Van Cor WI sl"ak a. 2a9 , p 10 921 ,1 e. a.
Day RibIas,hoo AZ $50 D. III The Rev. OEo NAN Al
o. m and 70 D. H. sab5ata school at D. m strangers c.r
Masonic Temple 2adst am en- aye p FE?TH,, Il,
lNIiiA w." 7rt'A % e. =, y, -, 81 ne pr -i,a
Afternoon Lecture The creea o' christeudom." al $50
,ad.op AyePue Rapli't csurcs IGrrfr sFG q NJ 3'i' b.
D. m. Pray,rmrc-t. on wEDN E-DAY EvENING al 7.4i.
urr"y IN rrr-''Tna r. h"5Sa at T ana
"a ,,,Fr I'm z-'.s s ~ G e., 'gr 1o- i. l -411- %
Lie" t1e evening --DDa'a-scnoo, service ana Bible
reading ODD - N'rs..H' -'-. e. 's welcome
Nr, $eIre r BrR5am ,-,e, ,.. 'Io , m , r. -
e tenn'! ta i-. '' Nest "'ist seats ure C"."'en
misunderstood PASSAGE. Of scriofare" sn.sa Lgr
Yeneua church, Ne.. il..-.t and Wsy--er.'.e lh. Zry
Norta oslc@ chgr.h III r'srt ~ <, e.. Aa ,.- n
IN .If 20 T. . ia
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1JOTNT YE>UVGUS and PONPEII.
VI Rev II O.. ~PAULDING- = First evening Lecture.
CHIJKERINf HALL. n INDA1. MAi.. II 3, AZ ,.
HOW PpMpFII VA uL-IRNfED
kf-f'hIf-. with IH--,. ~t'rfoftlcoa
Views Of Volcanic Phenomena tho Eruption, A T. ~ ths
Buried q IT, g.. Adm zsluu. IJc.
tickets Isr lectures - az butfous fl3 BroadWAy
zane lecture TI-soAv morning. March B. a. d.
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DOTTkRUAM LINE.

~ ] I-IEL7-l-'I I1'-''''
steamer. leave Jersey O.-y near TIvonl Ferry
....4rl-.. ..., n SATURDAY March 3
-..ti IAN IS -Cue,Iay. March 20
I.. $40 Intermediate. -I.-s u. Storage. f-..
m rA/AUN. General agent % 1ouf. N /. lr.-'t
FUNCu Eult q Co., - south ~ am ~. trright Azts
l. MUl...l-. au Broad fHt.. General ft sage gent
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
I STEAMSHIP Line
FOR ST THOMAS. PARA PFNNAMBCCo. BAHIA
MI 40 UE JA\ IIEO. Connecting al - III MAS
win German steamers '0r PORTO RICO ana >FAS III
MAIN. me hl.ts steamship tlIl or H4D pF
TA[ l.,. 3pt4in N e., vii aDove DDrrs IN
WFDN f~IAl. Ma g. A. d. m Freight Al ow rates a.en
tor l'.'r
FregIt must raid advance Freight received al AZ
Ix>s'aATX I>s'' a. F. I5.IFF Than ~ ANY OTHER LINE
shIFfLt REI21E!i6,lNF 6i,H 1ISFT 'iPSfrIcY''
freight enyagfweut. or passage having rrRant II"
''' Df bee. Per 20 E4st i..yrE
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change eslesrOom QUAY
b ?. T Hd-nstf.
O s,orv frame buildings with plot ot land on G Gfa81
,l-vara % Of ~Oth St pot OF land, lu--A oo
i9s axi 21lO2l. Manhattan Life Ins Co-.--s IJOVO
Rg T HoUC
.,,rr brick blds with gore lot, \o lho' iroa0Way
lSs'e,- "a 57thst lot l9eK6i.1l 1000 Albert Bon ~
U4 Bs p F RIBrn0nd.
o-..-,. ,-icb house " p lot. of7 West llfhst. n
Fog,-i o- -'''''' 90, & I2.05O
~ ..-, brown stone dwellings. uuh Hlshct. wiz. rot
} - o. ave 9o5 n Of 9N'h a.. plot az and
5o5[.ooe esc1 10 81 o. H.. Iro. Mcgli,.. 7o25
HL I1Hs NssisT
Ipao ara . IS, dave 90 ' . O' 500
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O. Sn To BOSTON .,,.,r
- ~ NtAIil4,. DIP j; i;i-Il + .,..A

- .
~IONINGION LINE,
CONNECT SO Win ALL FylNi~ J At. ....
NOT A TRIP MISSED IL -hN EN 'DN@Lrl H. Z
.r,e ....,,nt .-s,r--. '-rG[fN9TO, and NAElA.
GAN~LII leave r.r5 ortl River ,lOof oi J-y't 4.
,r..a. ar-,A. Ia-t~, uc.er, lood only on 445 n.
f..i t.'uI .-.u...u -aI t.5 Auo Jl SIC" Obj 10
Boston for = jO. ,.....
D.. .. .--u uf Nt...f r.rfr.- ,.IIan, aui ~ Nuf
M atd ,t- al"Iy aud d. Mruopouta' An" F4-" Avenue
4'''' FrIl IIINCE LINZ FoE FEEI5ul Only
-. rrrrs ID f. "a dlu lALA4EA leave irI 80 N'..h
r.r Too. u, uars,4.sl. daily except sundays - p VA
i'...,.. 1.. ..r..l . o. ttLsu a. .ON r-t tItrt
4 u. tILA4N- 81. 1- D.. a. b J. 7 DADS 10 -.' b.
GI IN TO BOSTON. -
> .DO VIA Fall RIVER iI<E iI'' ,,-..,,,,,
W. .- Ir and g.1t ou lA oi al" 'r COM
r., w ID, ald alu .rav.nE raj 'tyer ''r ''.., .1
5., A. DE- OK 1u ARRIVAL ol boat l.rgI1r .cAvs al -
49, ' .'q H. 4.a between F.U IIsvr aud Boston f4AEil
cent ''o''S SfXr8Er A&r Old COLONY
,.r. >.vY rs nMy sun avs eN,rptodl. at p m-
80. p-r - NortL i.iysI, iuut 90 Murray
Ig4es lro,s u. Annex uuat. a. a. r. "a
20 pruclpii uotcas tAl
Tl..rt C.1,r.. a. tla per aui In steamer .,.,, -
BORDEN \ LJN Eli, AsentL
Go. L. CoASoA- GeaI P-ss AxL
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Feb. es. 1879.
wing sales were held at the Ex-
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recgurss auo Mtctluls.

4 'O)PLk lNIbN -
Y FRrL -hIj knAN NIGTI Let RES Ft IHh
PEOPLE 10 fIr FKlAI HALL. 40 O'Clock. -atlriay.
Nsr. l. -h, a.tlra siI Ie i,lltrl-t 49, ~IJDNTUN,
ESQ., o tty, The Associated Press W do" We
News
T,Ert. ,au tha UIre - tnc cooper uion
aud A. -. an N1strsuG- bookstore, -l MURRAY ~
ARRAN HEWITT secretary.
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FOR SALE-FARM on the RarItan River. 1l2
mules from Round Brook ~ - acre, Of land. a. 10
go WORKING cont zion. swiss cottage. with extension iot
laundry and -urroIud~d ~ trees -hrubuefY ana
lawns arre beI stable with box and orfuarr stalls lcn
L'. 'iragr .orsr. house and u her OLtbll-tlugs
New YUrs
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

4 ANERICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
a Tine or IIansarIfnuc Line sailing rrfer me AWF"
CAS- II.At. -A ry-.y .4. ,i.I troW I..aayt.I.
FiN N~TTAANIA sails Iiii b-DAA. March .. IS "a fi
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

First Reformed Episcopal Church. Madison-aye. eha
b5th st-Ilivne IL and l4J > N Inc hecI ,
the Rev. M. T. SABINE. viii preach seats Tree IN tho
evening.
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FOR SALE-Farm OF 81 acres, all under
Il CULTIVATION. nra- Bound BROOK y. J.. high ground.
ht9Ay . ou. Deau- view of the Rarltau River running
~ Mont NJ tl- mr half from depot splendid
hOlse e.. Trees al kuosOi oIJDuldnesin IN
50! of.er Address " u. BANCKER 80 and a Chambers
o.. New York
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DIED IN THE HARNFas.

The Massachusetts society for the preven-
ton or cruelty to animals celebrated their
eleventh anniversary at fremont Temple,
Boston, on the 18th OF March, 1879. Among the
exercises was the reading OF the following
original poem by J. Boyle O'Renly.l
Only a fallen horse, stretched out there on the
road,
Stretched in the broken shafts and crushed by
the heavy load;
Only a fallen horse, and circle Of wondering
Watching the 'frlghted teamster goading the
Hold! fOr his toll is over-no more labor for
him;
See the poor neck outstretched and the patient
See on the friendly stones how peacefully rests
the head
Thinking, il dumb beasts think, how good 1t is
10 be dead:
After the weary journey, how resiful % Is 70 Iie'
With the broken shafts and the cruel load
watchers, he died in harness, died in the
shafts and straps
Fell, and the burden killed him; one OF the
one Of ihe passing wonders marking the city
A toiier dying in harness. needless Of call or
Passefs. eiowding the pathway, staying your
What is The .sy5imiibola only ydeath-whys should
At death for a beast OF burden On, through
That is ever ana ever echoing the tread OF the
hurrylng feet.
What was the signs A symbol to touch the
treless VIII .
Does he who taught in parallels speak in para
bles still ?
The seed on the rock Is wasted on needless
hearts Of men,
That gather and SOW and grasp and lose, labor
and sleep, and then
Then for the prize-a crowd in the street Of
ever-echOlng tread
The toiler, crushed by the heavy load, is there
IN his harness-dead.
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cLALLAN COUNTY.

CLALLAN COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungeuess' Port Angeles,
Pysht
CLARKE.
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain,
Ridge Vancouver. Washougal, Fern Prairie,
La Center, Hayes, Nalcolia-
CHEHALIs.
Cedaville, Chehalis Point, Eima. Hoquiam,
Montesino, OakviIle, saisop sharon, summit
COLUMBIA.
Alpowia, Burksville' Dayton, Pomeroy, Tux
anon, Annetta, Central Ferry, Marengo
CowLITz
Castle Rock. Freeporf, Ealama, Lower Cow
litE. Monticello, Vt. Coffin, Oak Point, Pekin,
silverIake, COweemsn, olequa-
ISLAND.
Coupeville, Coyeland, pugally, Utsalady,
J1rFERsoN.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend.
KING.
Black River, Dwamish, Fall City, seattle,
Slaughter. Snoqualmy. Squack, white River,
Cherry Valley Novelty, Milton, ,Osceola, ,Renton.
RITsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison,
Port Orchard, Seabect, TeckliL
KLICKITAT.
Hook House, Columbus. Goldendale. Rlicki-
tat. White salmon, Blakely, Fulda, Klckitai
Landing.
LEWIS.
Algernon, Boisfort, Chehalis, Ciaquato, Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Little Fails. Meadow Brook
Messy Rock, Napayiuei Newaukum. SkoOkum-
chuck, silver Creek, WinlOck, NaseilO.
MASON.
Arcadia, Lightvile, Oakland, Skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Brucepou, BrOokheld. Knappfon, Oysterville,
Riverside. South Bend, Unity, Woodward's
Landing, Bay Center, Lake View, South Bend,
Ilwaco.
Elh. Franklin, Lake View, New Tacoma.
town, Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, Wilke-
san IUAS.
san Juan, Topaz, orcas, East Sound. Friday
HarbOr.
sSoHoWIsH.
Cenierville, lowell. Mukilteo, snohomish
Tulalip, Park Place, Stamwood.
sKANANIA.
Cascades, Collins Landing.
STEVENS.
Crab Creek -Four Lakes, Fort Coivllle. Hang
mans Creek. Pine Grove, Rock Creek, Rnsalie
spokane Bridge, spokane Fails, Union Ridge
Walkers Prairie.
rHURsToS.
Coai Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie, Olympic,
Tanalquoit. TeuinO, Tumwater, Aelm, indie
pendence, Key.
wAHRIAKUM.
Cathlamet, Eagle Cliff, Skamokaway, Wafer
ford.
wALLA WALLA
Pataha Prairie, Waitsburgs, Walla Wallao,
Whitman, Waliula.
WHATCOI.
Cedar Grove, Guemas, Ia Conner, Lchmhi.
Lummf. Lynden, Nootsachk, Point William.
Samish, Seahome, Seiahmoo, ship HTbOr,
Ship Island, Skagit, Truder, ,Whatcom, Fidalso.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek. Coifax, Evansville, Owensburg,
Palouse, Steptoe. Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Iqifchville Panawana. Pine Creek, Rosalia.
Anatone, Lincoln, Pataha city, Uniouiown
YAKIMA.
Attanum. Ellensburg. Fort Simcoe, Kitiitas,
KonnowOck, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, Selah,
Yakima.
money order O@ces.
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PATE.
BY SUSAN N. sPAULDrNG.

Two shall DE born the whole wide world apart,
And speak in different tongues, and nave no
thought
Each on tie others being, and no heed.
And these o'er unknown seas 10 unknown
lands
shall cross, escaping wreck, deiying death,
And, all uuconSciously, shape every act
And bend each wandering step 10 this one
end
That one day ont OF darkness they shall meet,
And read liie's meaning In each others eyes.
And Two shall walk some narrow way Of life,
50 nearly side by side that, should one turn
Ever so little space 10 left or right,
They Heeds must stand Acknowledged face fr
face.
And yet, with wistful eyes that never meet.
With cropping hands that never CLASP aud lin,
Calling in vain 10 lips that never hear
They seek each other all their weary davS.
And die unsatisned; and this is Fate
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MIppLE-AcEn MEN.

There are many az the age OF thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with TOO frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied by "a slight
Smarung OF burning sensation. and weaken
ing Ol the system ln q manner the patient cam
not account for. ON examining the urinary
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viii appear, or the color Will be OF "a thin
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die OF this difficulty ignortut Of the cause.
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The NEW NORTHWEST IS not Woman's
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to whatever policy may be necessary TO secure
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The bill to grant women the right Of
suffrage was defeated IN the Massachu-
setts house Of representatives by a vote
Of IS against, to So for the measure.
The ladies will have to wait a little
longer, but they can do so cheerfully
with such excellent prospects Of early
success before them.-Sdit Lake Herald.
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DIR. A. B. SPINNEY.
No. IL KEARrTY STREET,
YOUNG MEN

NTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects of youthful fOllies or ind5scretiuns
will do well 10 avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DR. SPINNEN viii guarantee 20
forfeit 500 Tor every case o. seminal weakness
or private disease of any kind or cbaracte
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