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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-19

the head OF q widespread Nihilist and
Socialist conspiracy. His bullet had
missed Its aim, but as it had killed a
person who sat beside his intended vic.
tim, he was to be tried for his head, and
the Countess Ida too.
81 must leave for Germany this day. ~
faltered Charley Guerdon as the paper
fell from his hand. He was so hoarse
that he could hardly articulate.
His brother gazed at him with con-
sternation. "Great heavens!" he said
"you don't mean to say this girl is any
thing to you, Charley?"
She is every thing to me-" was the
younger brothers answer. Two hours
later Guerdon had left for Cadiz.
The trial of the Koratines had taken
place at D. and Ida had been acouit.
ted, but the Count was sentenced IN
death. Guerdon heard this as he Jour.
neyed, and he reached D. on the eve
of the day appointed for the Counts ex.
ecution. His first step was TO repair to
the central police Office and INQUIRE
where the Countess Ida lived. He was
informed that she was lodging in small
house near the prison, with two serv.
ants, but that she was under orders To
quit the kingdom on the morrow. The
Englishman fastened to the house indi.
Gated with all the dust of travel On him.
1t was past midnight, but Ida received
him at once. He found her writing by
the fireside in that dismal parlor OF her
lodging house. She was dressed in
deepest mourning, and her features,
blanched by her grief and long sojourn
in prison, were as those of a statue.
But she held out her hand to Guerdon
as if nothing much had happened since
they had parted.
"Give me no condolence,n she said,
interrupting the Englishman as he OPEN
ed his mouth to speak. 81 suppose you
come to me as friend?"
"Can you doubt it?" he faltered.
"Oh, Ida; God knows what have sui.
fered on hearing this
81 want you to render me a service"
she said, not needing his remarks.
You ara the only friend have on
earth now. You must 90 and witness
my brothers execution; then come back
and tell me what is the last thing he did
before dying. l wanted to go myself,
but they would not let me. The execu-
ton taxes place at 4, in the prison, and
you must contrlve some means of get
ting IN.
Guerdon hesitated, but beseeching
look from Ida nerved him. Would
you refuse me this!' she asked sadly.
"My brother on the scaffold will make
sign winch IS meant for me, and on
which the whole OF my life may depend.
must nave somebody there to see it."
Will CO. then, muttered Guerdon,
noarseiy.
-. =:
de went, and was back with Ida at s
the next day. Heaven knows what he
ieit and what he looked like; his ap-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-19

One million hands are engaged in
raising and manufacturing tobacco.
, 1879-07-28

fund of tl,rcc.quastcrs Of a mllIfoH SIX, ,0O
for The experiments Of prof. Gnmgee, IN
re!rigeratfnY ship, notwithstanding p'ovious
experiments Of tho sans kind BY That gont'e'
man proyod 10 bo fai]areA.. 6<:tsctafy Bier
1nun defeated this, anil; tuslssk1 Upon bids.
Since that time Il ID iIflleuIs 10 understand
WHAT THE BoAnD nxAEtt tAs DONE,
exccut to appoint IN atmy4f clerks md In.
spectors. 10 pay for lousp tThcd " member
OF ,ale board .doubio the Tss paid Tor nc house
adjoining 1t, which Is parE6f the ssme bloek and
identical wifi, II. u appdfnt humber Of medI'
cal Inspectors TO visit different places, md 10 At"
tempt to publtah noaspaper. ~ soon as Tho
enid omc broke out At Memphis there was much
cxc1,atncnt ia the National board OF Health. a
nu,ubcr of inspectors wcra appointed to visit
yaraou, placcs mid report on The sanitary oond1'
tIou Of the Respective localities. 1hcsu inspectors
werc " bc
'~~~f PAID $40 4 DAT e
and travelling expenses. and, IL there aro over
trsu.y Of them, tic daily cost Of tic National
| Health trtxnde will be considerable. It appears
TINT the data from which, tho Heath Ba@fgn of
tho National hoard OF liealth - Published aro
all supplied by tho Marine noenlssi Bufeau'
The Dosra rs yct lias promulgated no general Of
specIdc pIuus for the mitigation OF the epidemic
at Memphis. There are now employed nt tht
roa,ns OF tho Board thirteen clerks, three o1
whom cor!l do all tie necessary work. Iht
running expenses Of tho National Board O
Health aru frutn 81, 900 u $80, 600 month.
, 1879-07-28

who bavo already kindly tenderotl their services.
which will pJ gratefully remembered Wc
you'd add tl,At under no circumstances will tic
services Of unaccltmated persons bo hereafter
accepted"
TWO coLonHp MILITARY COMPANIES
won't into camp to-day On tho bluffs, undcs Or
dcrs OF Col. John =. Cameron, Of tho 0ovcfnos's
STAFF.
TIE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS
have been strengthened. and tie authorities do
not now anticipate any trouble.
CAMF5
for tic colonization Of poor people will posi-.
lively b. established tomorrow.
THE wlrE AND rwO DAUGHTERS
Of Dr.. Thomas s. Easton, formerly Of New Yosk,
wcee stricken with the fever this afternoon.
, 1879-07-28
WASHINGTON.

'...a.,n.. 1vk..4.&nconr+s ~ 1en EYInx..
senoualous AAi"e t,.,,.a T,..,rt. r..
noaa1fah"" NJ @"e' .,.'-,''s - 49,.
dL"ns-Ihs Foutt" a""'%ofs"'p "A ''
: TFsnsuFy.
dpetfat Utspa1ca to Tae 1ftbrtA
WAsu.roroH. d, C., Julr 27,-Tom Ewing, In
H., bcv.not. .oe.ch In Ohio. makes tic STATIC
ne aeJ .e s.s,.e... ~ .no.o,,,.t,ors
ment ui2t 1n7 'eouc.uA0 W pp..
which the Democrats cia1m 10 nave maoc "n!e
only made liz spite Of the most Vehement and
determined Resistance OF the Administration.
Th,s =. . ,no.t scsn1slont and dfsp7aceful uis-
statement. Inc tfutn II o'see''5 ule ,. uonttal,.
Fur the last two Congresses the tfeedens
has directed every Department OF Tire Govern
,o,t *to mako tina cstfnstes eacll year
Ho.s ~. 49, recommendations m.ba
con1oIn '1l'a u'u app'ep .ha-
,by the Democratic Con9fcss "aen u'e5
first scaled the appropriations down. ihat
course has been pursued, and tho records VIII
sho,, tba, the nc1nocratlc Congress each rear
a"o" 80. ~ .,,rnnr,.;I;,n. ovc, tina est,.
has 'oe1eaaee s.o npp'oe sN,o.n.,,',s. ~ ~
mate anbulttcd by tic ADMINISTRATOR. ~ ostt"
cr worls, Gen. Ewing's statement that the Aa-
| rn,nlst straton has made vehement aid determined
res5tIanrn to these reductions Is downright
| faischnod.
Srcretarv Schurz, ID the matter OF Tire dccia-
| inn in fhe Nav ldnn Miping Company, has suc-
"r-drd in disoIessIur 10th parties. Tho
decf.ion il. in efIect, that the New Idrta
T"mnsnv cannot. .i,ndcr the Patent Ian,
slst1n moro than 100 acrcs Of the land In
| nnenttt,n. which Is boineth!nE less than ore
, 1879-07-28

RptttaE Di&pafch to 7te Trsaans.
6rntHuFIElD, ILL.,, July 27.-John Hildcn. hla
grown sou, aud three children arrived hero yes
tesday from Memphis, and went to a hotel. Tho
proprietor promptly notified the local Hoard Of
Health, according to lts regulations, and 1t WIS
found tllat tic fnmily were nil In good health,
mad wcro provided with health certificates from
tho Memphis and 81. Louts authorities. Thc5
spant Thursday anu Friday In quarantine at St.
Louis, and tlclr baggage had bcou fumEgatod.
Four other Memphis refugees arrived last night,
Who wore also In good health and provided With
certificates, Tho local Boarl IL closely lookint,
after oil such arrivals, aid tu RAILROAD authori'
ties md hotel men arc actively cooperating
with them. Arrangements are making to caro-
for any who. may bp slck, and Isolate thetn till
tho Danger Is ufer. =
, 1879-07-28
THE NATIONAL BOARD.
WonsE THAN THE rEvRn 1TsELF.

6Gtf3M4 I39pD{Ch 10 1Rf 1r1b4HA
WASHINGTON, D. e., July N.-Thc National
Board Of Health Is Sill busy bunting for vo!un-
tccrs to send u Havana, Matauzas, and other
ports, to investigate the yel1ow-teyer. Mean
Wltlo 1t seems to not have tlno TO Investigate
tie efficiency Of the different distntccttng
materials At home At nllaycnta tho following is
puh!fshc1 here thls moruiDR't "The Hon.
Casey Young, member ot the House
from tho Memphis, Teuu., District,
took some specimens OF dlsiufectants
to tho National Hoard ot. Hca,tll to have them
examined and reported upon, in order to supply
the most etlccns articles to Ills afflicted peop@o
at homo. lle called upon tho Board day or
two ago. That l!ycir body hnl forgotten oil
about the disintcetauts, and couldn't find the
articles after n long hunt In the offices. Tbis Is
given by hfr, Young aa an illustration Of tho lax
business management upon tbs past Of thu Ma
ttoual Doasd Of lnclliclenta."
-; rlMn PRECIOUS.
1t appears, In addition TO tho abatement made
In tho foregoing paragraph, that the Board now
declines to examine tho different dIsinfectaats,
on account Of waste Of time, and Rcpscsenta-
l. tire Young accordingly took them to tho Ma
rIno' Hosplta! Bureau, where Supervising Sur
| goon-Genesal Hamilton immediately placed
them IN tho hahds OF the chemist Of the De-
partment, by whom they arp now beIlu. tested.
There Ia undoubtedly very Escae dissatisfaction
with the operations Of the National Hoard ot
Health. Their career from ths outset see1ns to
have been blundcr..' When they mat to organ.
lie they sat ten days without takug the oath oi
ottics, and discovered when shey applied foI
their pay that - -
ALL THEIR Acra wza4 u1saA1,
and that they could not ho paid. A arecial
bill lad to b. passed by Congress to legalEzt
, 1879-07-28
Minister Welsh, Ambassador to
the st. James Count, =,
Resigns. j.
An Old Woman Henvcs q Stone
at the King Of Spain. -.
Two Cities In Siberia Burned by
Nihilfstio Consplrators. ,','' :.
Three .Hundrad Striking Engineers soon
to Leave England for Amerioa, '
GREAT BRITAIN.

hNQfNH9hs. ,.,..
. LONDON. july 2.-Mearly 800 engineers on \
strike 4. bradford Ase prepared TO emiErats to
tho United t.4tes md Cauada, in accordsaed
With Invitations received. from :, the various
branches Of thu Amateamated Euganetsa soca.
ctyjn tbs principal engineering. .ccntFes. 4 ~
nHApY TO CONE DOWN. .''''',;
LorpoE, july 27.-The report Of the Aue1oa-
American Cabs Company says: "1he policy 20
bs pursued, In v!ow of the approaching compile
ton Of the new French cable, Is constantly oct
cuoy!nE the attention ot the Dieeetors. It has
been determined to lar new cahio next year to
facilitate transmission Ut tho Increased number
OF messages which maY be expected from
lower tariff. The shore onds Of tho cailcs laid
III 1865 and 1905 wilt be available for this puf-
poso, and the deepssa section will: topslst of
new cablc Of the latest approved type.".
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. -
LONDON, July e7.-At an election held IN
Enu!s yesterday to Gil d vacancy caused By the
death Of William staekpole, Mr. F!nntcaa
{Obsttnctionfst) Nus successful. Defeating
O'Brien, Clerical candidate.
MINISTER WKLsH RksrGNs.
LONDON, July 28.-The Daily :Ne'as this mor1t-
Ink announces that in consequence OF domestic
bescavemonts, Mr.Wolsh, MinIsterof the United
s,utcs, has resigned, md will sail TOT homo
about Aux. 20.
, 1879-07-28
ncEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

UAyaB, july a7.-Asriycd, tho steamer
Franco, from New York
Moy11IB, July M.-Arrived, tho Polynesfan'
from Montreal.
rLx4ourll july 97.-As1ived. the clmbF'a'
from New York.
ru,LApElrlslA. July 21-Arriyod, tho H.
diana, from Liverpool. u.,-.,,
Naw YonK, July 3z.~Arryea, tho Ae'Fet'a'
from Ll7erpoo1,
, 1879-07-28

+. ACCIDENT NEAR CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O.. July U.-rne ffonroevsllc'
O.. pasacnGer-traiu No. 8, which laft Chicago
Junction At 9:t5 .. H.. july a'. jumped tho
track Ut lIavaua, nina miles south Of hero,
ditching tho en4luc, baggage; mail, nnd dxprcss
cars, and thrce coaches, thstantlr killing tho
engineer, James BnRhe, zud the 6semen, named
Keel. Mono Of ll,e passengers were hurt- 4
trump stealing ride between tic tnstne and
tic baggago-car waa slightly Injured.
, 1879-07-28
TEXAS.
nKHfff,&TI6EH.

St. Louis, No., July &.-Dr. Rutherford. OF
Tho Texns State Boarl Of Health, has telegraph
cd to the oI1ctals hero that medical officers will
bo sent from Texas to Cairo, ST. Louis, and
'1Iaumbal, who will examine all persons going
to TINT State by railroad, and givo them csrtfa.
catcs Of bcalth,. II found to bc wcll OF not tc-
ceutly from yollow-fevcr districts.
, 1879-07-28
THE MAILS.
ruMf3ATToN IMpt1b3It3S.H.

Epec7a9 7TR1d8cH 70 1Ha 1fI9ohs'
WASHINGTON, D, G., Juls T.-l7iero Is a
rrcat pressurs upon the Post-0 0fllco Department
from all quarters to flmiRato the malls which
come from the infected jtstrtcts. A large
amount Of mail matter arrives datls at New
York aud Washington from tho present yellow
fever rsrtou, but nothing l,as been done to dis
infect It. The only difficulty 10 that thcre Is no
appropriation for funiaation, and TINT tho ap-
propsiattons for the postal service generally arc
80 closely and narrowly i.omlzed. aud have such
rigorous penalties attached for making e1pcno!'
lures for nnyth!ng for which .Apeedllo approprta-
lion Inns not been made, tha< tnc authori1es m
to fu1utcste tue mails. Last yeat's experience
showed lint It WIS actually necessary 10 case Of
al epidemic tlat tho malls should be fumtgatcd,
and yet the Democrats raado no appropriation
lor thut purpose. f.
, 1879-07-28
SHERMAN AND KEY.

DAxoon, Me-, July a7.-seTstary Sherman
and company aud Gen. Key a1id party TOOK ain-
nsr to-day with Senator flamliu' atseF which
they were taken In charge BY naPqet o.
about :shu c!tY, Sherman loayoa Tomorrow
uotusuE TOR Mount DESERT
, 1879-07-28
RESPONSIBILITY PLACED.

BUFFALO, July 3I-lhe Cosonor's Jury In
the casc OF Irving Hall and Laban sutor. who
died from injuries received at tha 1ste aeet%
dent at tho East Buffalo souut-aouse, have
agreed that tbs truascs used Ia the coosttuc-
tion of thu root OF The round house were not
safely aud properly secured: that tic labor
employed By tho Leighton bridge d Iron
, 1879-07-28
,AFGUANIETAN.

TNA WHIT W EARV<1*1* = - =
B1uhA, July a0.--bial.> Cayagnatt aud tha
members Of thu British +mission arrived At
Cubu! on Tho a4th, mud wete rocelved with
brilliant military honosa and salutea. Tha de-
u,eanof Of the populaco ia respectful. Yakoob
Khsn replied In vary friendly terrns to tho
speech .uada bT Cayaguart on presenting hts
crcdeuiiala.
, 1879-07-28

pomn Csrr, July aL-Ltsut. Far1ow, With
cotnpsny Of Unaasilla scouts confronting 6heep'
Eater renegade lndlans, about 100 srrong. op
Crooked River, says he will attack - soon ~ be
gaios . favorable posiuon: a volunteer eompa"
ny Il osksnlztng 1t Council Valley to assist Far
row,
, 1879-07-28
SWITZERLAND.

Lo4noa, July al.-The 1entys correspondent
Of the Tt,nes reports that large splnnin& COM
pauy 1t Bulsch, Ia tho Caatoa Of Zurich, nas 80.
pended paym$ot Tho manager &oaeoaaoo ~
, 1879-07-28
YELLOW.FEVER.
Fourteen New Gases and
Nine Deaths at Mem
phis Yesterday.
The Howard Association Declines
Proffars OF Personal
Assistance.
Camps to Be Made To-Day for the
Colonization Of 1ndigent
!. People.
Three Well-Developed Gases
Discovered In New
-. Orleans.
The Costly Hoax Known as the
National Board Of
Health.
Utter useiessness Of the Whole
Affair as at Present Con-
stituted.
No Money in the National Treasury to Bo
! Used for Fnmigating aaila.
No Money in the National Treasury to Bo
Used for Fnmigasing Maila

MEMrIIls; Tenn, July H.-Ihes llsL OK new
cases and }nterrnents for the tWenty-four hours
past do not give much announcement, nna arc
particularly dtsconragtng to tho opinion which
prevailed to-day that the dtaeasc "as ao1tlng'
Tl,e following new cases We7n reported to-day:
Miles Oven, aged ~, corner Third and Aau"
nssas.
+, Widrlz, II, Bradford. il
Mrs. y. NJ. Mahon, IS. Dcsoto. i
D. Wilson, 81, Lower Main.
Pat Kelly, A, North Manassas.
Jarnes meath, a3a3, Desoto~
Ben Adams, IS, Clay.
Mrs, Jano Foster, 81, corner Elliott and Dc
. Mary Cpnloy, Ii, Carolina
COLONEL cAsK5.
Thomas Langford, 10 yearr, Heruaudo.
Thptuns Simmons, 10 years. East Deale.
Louisa McGitl, 10 years, Ross avenue.
Rufus Montgomery, 89 years, uawleY aud
Isosa, i
salltc Hunt, 4 yea.s, North Mnnnssns.
Tho number Of colorcd pcopln attacrcd Ia a.
noticeable feature OF the prevailing nlaladY.
Dr,Ross haa case which he has dcdded to
report ns yollow-fever Tomorrow.
90. pH- HAsToNt' -
who bus four NOW cases., made no report,
three OF tho now ca:cs baing members Of;
hts own family, .etrtcken this, attornoon,
prevonttua bin, from sending In his r.
~: p.sIf, X. Faxton,s fnmily wa roared
in n thc eo.,th. having resided IN New or]tous
md Moh,,c mi anout' four ycur. sro. wbon thoy
roovcd IN New York. Dr.. Eaaton was oue Of
.,'o Na,v yor,. nhr,tct,rs vht comc n. volnn,eera
"a Mcrnnh,s last rc.r. since which time ha bns
,n.tdad hrre having acnurad nrito ]aroo rrac-
ttccs Ir,s family catuo 10 reside hero about q
~ so,t,, oo nu,1 nrovo to have ,ost theft occatun
tiyntton, which Dr. Enstnn satd he hoped vas
nv ,he ,.;..- Mira. Ur. Easton Inns ouit. a
.svuro o}+3,E svhto M. tvn i]aurt,1orn arm m,
~ sov.rc,v ,fplctcd. Dr.. Easton believes that
~. s ~. .o.,,oht aI.covc,ca .,iob, avmntorns in
.w,. nv -, II, vn,nrcst children which nav deycloo
| y. tr.tnnr,nws
- MAO.
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~. ss!a | bs1'n~ ,,ss, co,1sd - ottcn', H.
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eou.Ae0 na1a' NV w" 1,,". =. a" .,.s
aoutn ol ~ a .i' ons n - Ie.',a.,.s ~ ,ta s.
osaeF o. oaa.e sAo"s aao 4Aa@0 ~ y. .A'1.' ~:
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1a1IosA 'Ie" ~ Io.,sr ssvs rottou. viii m, h,
mosto". - - ~. ,,.ans n,o1 ssbt.h ,,rnn,t.s
, 1879-07-28

AlaraRs, July 37,-Tha qoyesoor-dansrsl has
issued dse.ss sequeattstlne tho teFrstory OF tho
cities which recantly sevolted. aud imposing an
extraordinary contribution Of ao,0oQ traaeA
unon them. =. - =,
, 1879-07-28

DuTsA1o, july 3.-John Mahoney and James
Sullivan ware drowned at Black Rock harbor to.
day while fishing. btahoney fell Into the r,ver.
Sullivan, 10 attempting to s2yo htln, was 0ra1pvd
by Matoney aud pulled to tho bottom, Both
WcEe married.
, 1879-07-28

THE C0MNVNt9T8.
LONDON, July T-A dispatch to the 0oseTsss'
from Vienna sayB advices from Moscow az
'uounce that aerarsan disturbances have htoken
cut In yurious districts Ut Poland. =
BCnouvALoTF.
LoHpos, July a7.-1tt is reported from Vienna
TINT Count schouvaloff, notwithstanding his
fur1ough, is consulted by the Czar On Important
questions. though Ills opinions arc widely diner-
cnt frun those Of Prince aortschakoh
rErRn.AND.PAULsKI. -
LONDON. July .T.-The Standard publishes =
dispatch from Berlin stating that Pctropaulor-
SKI in West Siberia md the semntns Of Uralsk
have bean burned by the ravoiutsontsta. YelE-
tcruskl has also suffered from lncondiarisu.
1xrLoHAT1oN.
LONDON, July :7.-Thc Post's dispatch tro1n
Berlin reports that Nuss!a hns decided to post
pope The exploration Of the valley Of the Anu
Dx1to- 4 g."
, 1879-07-28

CuTsTANr1NorLB. July ~ 1'tsatu1day).-In6
crisis continues. Tho latest Indications arc un~
favorable to Khciroddin remaining In roHer.
FINAKCE8.
LONDON, July GA diapatch from Conssan-
tlnop'o rcports the financial situation OF tho
TURKS very bad. Panar Il already unknown.
nnl copper l'as lost 60 par cent o. Its nominal
yaluc, 4 dispatch from BeEa announces that
tho Sultan has accorded full powers to tho
Gr,lna Vizier. ,,-'
PUT OFF. =.
LONDON. July 37-Tho TiHes' correspondents
ut Constantluop1o says the Sultan has. agsln
put OF sEgolng tho Grand Vz!et's programme.
, 1879-07-28

Company and TIE supervision At The time q
the accident nsre inexperienced and tnsoHapc-
tent, and that the l,lghtun bridge q Iron
Company "a responsible lor the accident
, 1879-07-28
ARTISTIC TA1LoMaNts.
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DISCOUNT.

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niioiGEST !roo!s , ~ TIC 1no nESm ,,,;t;;c
MS,mt M,a,tr, ~ ,,,nn,,cr, I'm at tho LOWEST'
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Padics; Pn n; Standard Riding Haotts'
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tuo1t attfd dsrmrnts suitable for tho coming
nean 1snas oa At tno PHEsNNT D1eOoUNT' "a
word TO the wtso' etos
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To TkENT.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-30
OCR LAST WlNrER OF rnlnU,
LATloN.

- NJ ssssnt silaatioa Of Ossaon sisA
reference 10 co0munication With the
rest Of the world 10 vary similar % that
81 our Aosthsen Heiehboe Alaska. TAe
nsAE prospect u railroad coanectioa
With The Essk mAkes The block.
ads reee aAAoyiug BY eomparison,
rendering omoAfsaasments which we're
formerly endured With patience, real
and Ailing 4isiostaass> Whsa Orr
- = couaeeeed b. ene or morN rail-
f0Ads and half : dossa telegraph sys-
tems with the Z sste<n StAtse ard when
interval communication nay b accom-.
pliahed by rail instsAd Of Altogether
BY steamboAts. AID - that the duct IA.
stlpna u that volatile inx&rament. the
tAsx0lc1ne>er. will b heeaed only a il
ahecta the noses and ears al the no =
present vesefQsion aud afEo,ds chatting
Tor the next. il viii BE- hAesi 10 rems.n~
snss tAkt i0s4 "afoxe the turn Of 'So's
.teegA xx@as httla spen Of weAsAer
'suAeeA eeut Np I0fsl~Ad a saeceualiy
~ could an s~peri IA ~All ten thou
sand feet high. Tea ysArs from toasv
. il vail astopssh Tia thea ssaasrs Of TIA
Tessgram il il usae STATED that Ia the
wlAles of 1879 80 Portland vas With
oas tele9saphic communication With San
Francisco OF stse~ here for Z week:
thst fce much greater tune there vas
20 mA1 eo~Munscatian or tratile b.
tNeN PSul6 end the DAlAe; that ue
were practically sos aeAFer 10 A.tosia
- - Asaqeo>g. asa ,AAt Psxss
sound vas - lsaiAted ~ B>6ina Hay
husiuess men will s@ile compsacsa,iy
q their wAsches tstl Il What Aaar the
.WallA WallA Train will arrive. wAea
sola tAst gsain And osAss prod~css
.vpftA Milliona Of dollars we're iocss4i
NJ tos moAtha eaaA ri she usustAina
eAA u.s. daring shst tiae tae,r vais.
Va utterly unavailable TAe tinid
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will torn pale ct the recital Of the hor-
rors and dangers Of the overland noun
tain route. and only the small boy will
smile when he hears that there ~
skasing for six days stGuilds Lake.
And yet, such il our situation today.
We are in box with the lid on. and
that nailed down. but indications pom
ise that Ibis will be the last OF many
winters Of tribulation Portland TEL
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Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence a
che X. b.. upon proper personal application. whs.
oAtis1sd that no imposition - intended. ws vii
live The nanosof al its inessdisnts, By aldasis
The above o0krs were never made before b. tAs pro
prie.os Of any other Family Medicine in the world
Many testlmoMeals further information. and
fall directions for using viii Be found in the pam
pAlct Treatise on Disease Of the BLOOD u
which each hottie is eaS:esed Price oi per bottle
tanning /. onrsss ~ 20 20 doses. Sold ly drsr
yis.s. y. RASsuu. SIX L cs, rro ~, Buffalo. ~
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dreams. pimples on the face and los ne&1
can positively be cured. ms Sch -
Hhoa'd NOS fAii t0 call upoa him. A
has trxvsled exfppstvssy IN BuEope, - -, S.S,
thosoaghiy the various bospisnls theras g. ~
. gpeas dsal Of vsluahle informaitons -
10 eoapseEns - inpan to those IN -
ssrsirsA Or. GIBSON viii mAhs =
unleas he elbct eurs. Rss1noe =
mn1sca6s0no oDriotly eonlndoneSal. IA
go ~ - Doe1nR. luapae ws3o1no
tar valt plaans sesse ~ naDs a ~ - 49,
Gs this sav9einomant h. oharoso S -
1851. sen Fsancisso. ssad Sis ~ a.
Do1fcine.
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sc r OFULA.
Wsaae!al Cora q alia6Aess.


Iagill b paid to any Public Hospital r b nutas
lily aGrood upoa. for every eegtideaee q this msai.
- Pehaiahs1 ~ ~ Which 10 not genutno.