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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23

BEWARE OF the Ice wafer Wnen IL Is Coiu
within the cup, for at last it biteth like
cucumber and stingeth like a cramp.
A London gentleman found that the seat
he had taken was broken but he insisted
that stage carpenter should repair it be-
tween the acts.
A LARGE London bookseller found that
for every volume of Thackeray which had
been purchased from him he had sold
more than ten of Dickens.
GONE of the bores at card playing"
says Cavendish," the great whist au-
thority, "is the If you had a partner,
who constantly greets you with If you
had only done so-and-so we should have
made so-and- So "
DEACON JACKSON, of St. Louis, called a
sister in the church an old cow" She
had him arraigned before committee,
which recommended his suspension but
majority of the church voted against such
punishment. That was the situation when
at prayer-meeting, Deacon Jackson took
his accustomed place in the amen corner.
The pastor suggested that, under the cir
cumstances, he had better take a back
seat. He refused to be thus humiliated.
Then Deacons Smith and Bird elected him,
after violent struggle.
THE New York Sun has the information
that secret societies, called "The 3O6,'
after the number of votes that were steadily
cast for Grant at the Chicago convention,
are to be organized all over the country,
with a view to the nomination of a strong
man in 1884. This movement has already
been started at Washington, as the great
centre of political agitation, and is intended
to take the largest proportions among the
disappointed patriots who failed in their
recent experiment to dictate the third-term
candidate.
THE state treasury, which is just now
sadly in need of money to meet the amount
long over due to the school fund, is in
fair way to be enriched, thanks to the su-
preme court, which has just decided the
liquor license cases in its favor against the
counties, and has mulcted the railroad
companies in several thousand dollars more
than they were willing to pay as tax upon
their capital stock. Besides this, the Read
ing owes over 5000, 900, and if Treasurer
Butler will follow up the delinquents, the
meeting of the next Legislature ought to
find him in funds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23

man interest has been lily handled, and
one of the newspapers to day states that
the bandana statesman has been sum-
moned to take command of his forces in
person.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23
CINCINNATI.
KELLY AND HIS FOLLOWERS BEFORE
THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.

The Tammany Chieftain Reitersting His
Hostility to Tilden-ActiOn of the State
DeleGatiOnS-Tho Unit Rule Gives
New York to Payne by . Small
MajOrity-OhiO swings
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23
MINOR TOPICS.

BEWARE of the ice water when it is cold
within the cup, for at last it biteth like
cucumber and stingeth like a cramp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23

GONE of the bores at card playing "
says Cavendish," the great whist au-
thority, "is the If you had partner,
who constantly greets you with IF you
had only done so-and-so we should have
made so-and-sO.' -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23

A London gentleman found that the seat
he had taken was broken but he insisted
that stage carpenter should repair it be-
tween the acts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-23

A LARGE London bookseller found that
for every volume of Thackeray which had
been purchased from him he had sold
more than ten of Dickens
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27
DRY GOODS !!
MISS LOLA SCHEU

Would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that on March oath, 1880, she purchas-
ed of Mrs. e. Scheu, her entire stock of
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27
Alleged Cure for Neuralgia.


A medical journal Ia New York
having solicited receipts for the
cure of this distressing complaint,
published q few of the answers rs
given below: 1.-The only permanent
cure for neuralgia Is to improve
and confirm the general by health
proper diet and exercise. Oxygen
Is as important an element as
proper food. When q person suf-
fers from neuralgia. the blood 10
In q low vital or vitiated condi-
ton, and needs oxygenizing. Per-
sons subject to neuralgia can often
tell by their feeling in the morn
ing whether they will suffer DUR
Ing the day. Let such person
take a morning walk of a mile
and back, walking rapidly. and
he will, generally, 60 through that
day without pain. The reason Is
he has vitalized the blood by alb
sorbing large supply OF oxygen.
To render this relief more perma-
nent 1t should be attended and fol-
lowed up by proper diet. AS an
immediate temporary relief there
Is nothing so sure as the inhalation
ofa dose of laughing gas. This
produces profound impression
on the nervous system, and affords
instant relief. which may last fer
days and weeks. An Albany ply
stefan found upon investigation
that much neuralgia of the face
arose from malposition Of the eyes
by which the nerves OF the eyes
were strained and neuralgia pro-
duced and communicated to other
sympathizing nerves. His cure
for the disease, said to be uniform
~ successful, was simply a pair of
glasses with their lens adjusted to
the badly placed eyes. Another
person writes OF cures effected by
Turkish baths Another was cur
ed by the fluid extract of yellow
jessamine. five to ten drops dose
In little water. The relief Is al
most instantaneous. And still an
other gives this prescriptions:
Take three drachms of hydrate of
potassa. mix with one pint of
Holland gin; dose, desert spoon
full three times day when severe
Iy attacked. or a spoonful when
needed; stop taking when the
pa n ceases"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27

He was q great bore, and was
talking TO a crowd about the COM
ing local election. Said he:-.
"Jones Is a good man he Is capa-
BILE, honest, fearless and conscien-
tious. He will make the very
kind of an officer we need here In
Galveston. He once saved my
life from drowning" "Do you
really want to see Jones elected ?"
said the solemn-faced old man.
81 do, indeed" "I'd do anything
to see him elected" "Then never
let anybody know he saved your
life." The meeting then adjourn
ed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27
Computing Weight by Meas.
uremcnf.

The following lie the rule for
computing the weight of live anil
mails by measurement with q tape
line. The animal should stand
square. Take his circumference
just behind the shoulder blade
this 10 the girth. Then measure
from the bone Of the tail, which
plumbs the line with the hinder
part of the bullock, and direct the
string along the back to the FORE
part of the shouider-blade. This
will be the length. Then work the
figures thus: Suppose the girth of
bullock 6 feet 4 inches, length 8
feet 3 inches, multiplied togather
makes 83 square superficial feet,
and these: multipliedi by %, the
number ofpounds allowed for each
superficial foot of cattle measure
ing less than Z and not more than
8 feet of girth, makes 759 pounds.
When the animal measures less
than 8 and more tnan z feet In
girth, 81 is the number of pounds
to be estimated for each superficial
foot. And suppose a small animal
TO measure 2 feet In girth and 2
feet In length, these multiplied
togather make 4 feet, which null
tiplicd by IL, the number of
pounds allowed for each square
foot " hen cattle measure less than
3 feet in girth, make Al pounds.
Again supposen q calf or sheep,
ETC., to measure 4 feet 6 inches In
girth and 3 feet 8 inches in length
that multiplied togsther makes 6
square feet. and these multiplied
by 16, the number of pounds
allowed for cattle measuring less
than s and more than 3 feet In
girth; make 256 pounds. The di-
mansions of cattle, sheep, calves
and hogs taken this way will give
the weight of the four quarters Of
the animal, sinking the offai. A
deduction must be made for ami
mails half fat; of pound in 20 from
those that are fat, and for q cow
that has had caves / pound must
be allowed, In addition to the one
for not being fat, upon every
twenty. e
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27

The BLUE FRONT is the place to
get Ladies and Misses fine shoes. They
have the finest stock in town, of the cell
ebrated j. s. T. Cousins make, of New
York. Every pair stamped and guar
anteed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27
Samuel A. Hewitt. Mo

Samuel A. Hewitt, Monterey.
Mich, writes that DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil cannot be beat by
any medicine for coughs and colds
and for rheumatism; it works like
a charm. 1t has been thoroughly
tried in this place and is in great
demand. For sale by E. @. Will
liams & Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27
MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored

How Lost, How Restored
Just published, new edition of Or.
CULVERW ELLIS CELEBRATED ES-
SAY on the rad cal cure without medi-
cine) OF SPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses IMPo-
TkNcY Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmp,dmeuts to Marriage, etc also Con-
SUN / n Epih psy and Fits, induced by
Sc f-indnlgeuce or sexual extravaganza, DC.
Tn. celt brateo author, in this admira .
HI Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a
thirty years. successful practice, that the
alarming consequences Of self-abuse may
se ladcally cured; pointing out a mode
of cure at once simple, certain, and effect
ual. by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and rddi-
eaIly.
Inis Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, post paid, on receipt of six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE BULVERWELL MEDICAL co,
al Ann st., New York, N. Y;
oct9-ly' Post Office Box, 1885
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27
Nervous Debility

The Greet
e u & | g b
Remed ",
An unfail-
ing cure for
Sc M n al
Weakness,
Spermator-
, 1880-04-01
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indisrrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness early decay, loss Of manhood, &c.; [
VII WI seha you recipe that will cure you
fhEE OF CHARGE. This great renl-
edy was discovered by missionary In
south America. Send self-addresse,l Il /.
Ter to the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAN, Station
d, New York City. ;
, 1880-04-01
Gardening Experiments Oh Fir Land.
,pIroR NoRTH PACIFIC COAST

EDITOR NORTH PACIFIC COAST
DEAR SIR:-In compliance with your
request, | extract from my joursAi few
experiments In growing vegetables OIL my
place, three and one half miles south OF
New Tacoml. You wish to know what
our high clay-oam timber lands will pro-
duce, as It is thought by many tl.at they
are worthless to the farmer alter tie lum-
Continued on ei 5hth paSe.I
, 1880-04-01
Along the borders Of
DAYHoP BAT

which is near Quicine Bay, and upon tho
long strip Of land between Dayhop and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21
sur 0etd)dftsleute.

Gs ii nod ni&t austm,in betannt, bas bic
Sutbinbsrtt nit aaen, mae ba3u seb5rt aestu>
rdrtts tn San MntOnic 70 cut anSsefhbrt wirb,
ale tn trgtn6 elmer dnbtrfn Slabf Der Union.
pie yroben son Iiniirien 9lantbldssn, w.Ide
bier sessnwdrtis sebunbtn iperbtn, 70 ipte ale
anbern Irten BON Arbsiten fur gtf9dftsbduf.r
lsstn 8easni6 bafir al. Der llnteretdnete Sin :
BET Nuftbsfte, Builder aaer Mrt, Spurnale &c. In
turtrtr Seit. @el4dfiS. unb absofa enflrm,n
tonnen yrpbsn teieihnem unb at 6. q. Grpmmer.
San antcnio. aertfitren. abldasunssn werbsn
prompt gtina1t.
9. IS. Srpmm
4u1binber unb HIanlta9er. .fsabrifont, Spu.
tiontrass. sssenabsr BEN 5auptauar,ier.
3,l0,79.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21

tauen, glFe, aber oaau mar mstns Sanf
su Gnpe. Did nsu erbausn, oas Der
moate Id niht. Du btf fart unr bubid
glf., tlI9eno uno neu aber adj -
wle benz aud st : Du biit tsIn Wsrf mel
nsr 5arb
er iAwiss. Sbre 5ans rutte tpsid
auf 1siner @tirn. Die anpsre belt ie au
BEN Bulen ssbriidt, ais wolle Fe fiiblen
pb ber Sbmsr,, aud nod bort ist
Damn ipratb fl freunolih NIT fanftsn
E6fe unb e5 mar toa Detn Wsrf, lie
Der Mann
&ummerpoa 1aa!telts 5srr Dsder ben
&opf. Stein, @lits, Du irrf, nur einma|
I'm 9sben bot ltd mir eiae @slssenesi'
po3u, unb bic babe Id letdtiinnts Der
ider3t. Sept 1T es pollbraat - abes
ndt bard mid. -
Mit unlaulSssoaem @taunen blidte
Jrau Deder 3u ibrsm @attsn empor. Gr
fabte its 3d;tlih unb ipraa nit frobersm
Gom
@ieh& Ou, glfs, bas Auss siue mir
purd ben 5inn. Damn tadte i'd ftrner,
bab Du Rem Ssrra 6amilton 3a oft
Define @slsaidaft sGnnt. ST tpsiB, SIR
tbut frin l1ursdt, tpsper Du nod er.
Wtsr bic Qsuts tSnutsn baribsr preden
uno Gu btt bier bic ein3iss, eliie, utsr
bts nidt, ssfprodcn spirb, luete Der 3i1m
r,ermeiFsr uno blidte fstns 5rau Hsbs'
scG an.
8rau Dsder freute Td ber,li@, bab er
1d ibr ssseniibtr 70 often ausfprah.
Gle bate bessits dbnltde @eoanten &c.
tsst, bod Bate fe uidt untUFth eesen
9errn Samilton itin mGsen. er mar
Elm 70 uornebmer 5trr, es mare nt4t Hug
setu.fsn, tim fd gum Gstnce gu MAIDEN.
aud bsbanbelt er mid itsts, ais lei Id In
ftin.m 8reife seboren uns sr,usen, faste
bic tleine Trau nit eersdtfertistem Selbf'
8efibt tin,u, bas itrem Satin elm ,artli'
dss 9ddstn ,entlsdte. Duh bSre; ia
tabe mir, tiaen plan ausssbadt. Ct
.wirb niat bier Msiten, tpsnn Id fortrtiie.
@snn ID nun J. 9. mad Gan Graneiseo
s'nse uno Mama fur stniS. Sage befudte,
70 perlisee tr fderlid Gan Slabel nod
pcr meiner Nidtebr. " ~
ss95 80 r. lBurtfebuns fplstl '-.' '-.'.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21
xeras>

= 9ea1 Dallas fam eiu iltnses Mabe
den 4ate TuA llnt yel4aftisuns 5u iu=
den, unb lieB elm a,t6ere9erli4es 3inb in
Sort Wcrtb s,irId, tpeldes iie elmer alter
6rau CUR Yfese hberseben Bate. Su
Dallas erbielt bas WdDden Nadridt
bas bas Sinh seifoblen tpcrben iei. Die
8ermutbuns lie9t nabe, baB Der gatea
oes ainbes, ber Elm ipoblbabenber Manr
Iein lcll, bas Ginb itabl lunb errlprbete
- Die 8irser ppn Deniicn baben lid
cine freimillise Steuer auferlest, UNI BIZ
Siientliden Sdulen aufredt erbalten 81
fSnnen. >'a'
= Sn Yaleitine purbe ber @onitabt'
8. Sage BON einem entf flobenen 3udt.
bausl ltrifliu8, eiueul Sarbtsen 9eamens
Mad Barton, seldo7en, ais er ibn per=
baiten wpllte. Sage iit sefibrlid Der.
wunbet unb Barton beiinpet 1id nod au'
freiem SuBe.
= Die Yieb3idter, melde ibr giet
in baS Sneianer= Eerritorium trieben, uu,
es oaIelbit ipeicen 3n laiien finb bon be.
WeSierun9 anSewieien pcroen, oas Ter=
ritorium 3u perlaHeu.
@cuperneur Gcberts uno Or.
9tutberfcrb baben bereits mieter eiAeu
0uarantdne plan aussebriitet. 50 wit
Der @ouperneur mad @uitiu suriidSetebr
1T, tpirb bic Quarantinez Ytctlamaticr
pom @tapel sela6eu.
- Die bemctratii ide StaatsconUentior
in @alpei1on wurbe am Dienitas Wittal
BON Sol. Bonner sur Orbnung serafen
Bei Queen gitp serietben 5we
Waunsr, g. 3. Rillep uno Sno Warb
in BET Trunfenheit in Streit nnb erlfe=
rer wuree bonn lebtern erihc0sn.
= Sn Waribau icuen in einem Brun
men smei pernaoelte 5aubit3en. io,pi
mebrere &inoerlddoel uno &noden se
funten wproeu lein. Der grmnen be
fnbet Gd neben einem @ebauee. bas NIB
renb oeS &rieses ais ccnfooerirtes 5aupt
quarter benubt purbe.
- Ole oemcfratiIhe Staatstonpenticl
erwdblte ben Col. Nibbel 5nlitb DO
SarriS County ais pernlauenten 8orlieen
Ten. Die 3weiorittel 8sSsl fpuroe ourd
24O sesen 1913 Stialmen aufredt erbal
ten. abrcdmortcn, Srelano, ,5utbarb TN
Sad ino bic er,rdblten Delesaten fl
ben san3en Staat.
- ueber bas Iuruen Der Mdbhen /
6ouaun bsmsrtt bic tortise Deutlde 81
; tuns gor sinisen 5asen tatten mir 81
) lsssutsit, benz 1urnuntsrrift fur Mdbte
In Der bisRssn 5urubale bei,uwobusn un
mar ss fur uns reht erireult&, ,u bemsr
ZEN, mie BE 3inber fd srnalid bsmabtsn
, bic ansssebsnen llebunsen na&,umahsn
gsfanntlih wuroe Capt. Sdneieer uor
1urnpsr.in als 9urnlsarer 8sronnen I'm
, msnn bic Miitter nur bebd&tea. baB tsr
1S&t.r burh bic durnibunssn fa ein
unes,wunssne, wtnn niGt sra,tSle pa!
tuns anstsnen. baB Der 3Srper sslsnti
unb bas aodsnbe Blut In Gireulation a.
traht uno paburh 8rant9sit perblt'
, wirb, 70 miiresa fe ni4t anleb.n, b
Rinbsr anm 5urnsn au fhidn unb ta
Snltut ,u bem MAIDEN ,u belien, mas {
I,in fpllte unb fGnnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21
Man fprsef fir bas gu [amn. enS
IL =

hes Nasens, Der 9sber unb beS llnterIeibs,
tpenn man aupfwsb, Misberseldlasenbpit sers
bannen nil. gOn ber 8raft bss erfsenanu-
ten Organs banst bic @irfiautfeit ber bsiben
lebteren as. Senes sur,uslihe Maeenitdr-
funssmittelt 5pfetter's Wa IL
bitter s, rein, Sun MsSt.n empfcben, ZEN
beifen tptanii6en Que0eu entnommen, be1stiist
balb bic gYmptome, pslhe ZEN Nersvfen bas
2eben perbittsrn. Die Saupturfabs aQer bic.
fer Seieen III Sdma9e Der Gerrauuns, fir
wslde bss gitters Tin unpetslsi9li6eS" lansii
etablirteS unb psii serbreitcte5 5filmttteI 1T.
IS ftarft bic BON aranfbett untersrabens @on-
ifitution ano itIst lie sesen malaril9e uub
anbsre ibablihe Ginflu0f. GS it Gin anss-
rebmes appetitreisente5 IitteL Elm ;niibli9ss
9tdrfunssmitteI fiir &ecunsalescetten unb
etu 2inberunssmittsl bel BEN nannis sfaltisen
@ebrehlidfeiten bes Mlters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21
Spiten, ipeife uno Ieinene lyDaarei

Spiten, tpeife uno 1einene lWaaren.
1000 Duteno Sanbtider, bon S
Gents an. ..---
50 Stitd rctben unb metben ga fel=
Dantaf.
300 Stiif 2einen Drill.
100 Stif Qeinen.
500 Stid Sictcria 2ann, SdpeiSer
Wfull unb peibe leinen 9amns.
10000 Stitf Samturg @mbrpiberies,
8a(eneienneS, Eprebau, Yretpn, 2anseooe,
8rabanter, @panii4e, idmar5= uno tpeiBz
ietoene, BLONDE, '@hantillp, am1erifaniide
uno beutide Spieen in unenbliaer Nusz
-wabl. "a -l@-
geottinsham ycrbanse bon allen Oft=
fern.
Btr taben Die Yreiie pbteer Daaren
um 100 prc3ent ermdbist, ieitbsm pir
bter erDffnsten, nnb .peroen eieicl6sn nod
ueiter rsou3iren, oa wir u6srseust fnb, tn
bteiem Department .intmenfe 8erfaufe ,u
maGen. ~ ss.aE 5hram m & 60.
= -ss=--j rr-rt -..-.' 81 ~s-Ss.f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21

Oit
kialiAe Ireie Nrei1e
erlbelri
ntf AI5al5ue b.u Spnnthgs
unb fpf:'
lr,aflr DIS .}abr oter 80 so fir ZEN
WCnatr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-21

gorttsilbafts Nnlase. 3iir sinsn Dol.
lar Dertt BON 9 tertbans Gapal-
Condition powber unsefdbr
80 6snnsn gefiittsrt, tpirit sinsn 8ewinn
BON g Dollar al unb osrtintert babel als
8ranttett.n. @an taufe nur @teri'
tans, ,benn bic erobsnpatete fne wsrtblcs.
, 1880-10-29
Platform Of Resolutions.

The following resolutions were present
ed " the Territorial Republican ConveH-
tion by the Committee on Resolutions,
and We're unanimously adopted: b
RESOLVED, That we unanimously adopt
the declaration Of principles as embraced
IN the Chicago platform of the national
Republican party. 9v
RESOLVED, That we heartily indorse
the present administration of the general
government, and that we believe that Pos
terity will award TO 1t the honor of being
one of the purest In the history Of our
country.
RESOLVED, That we favor the early ad-
mission Of our territory into the sister
hood OF states, and our delegate Is hereby
Instructed TO use all proper means to 81
cure llie same.
RESOLVED, That we regard the unre-
strieted Immigration Of the Chinese into
the United States AS a very grave evil,
which should receive the prompt attention
OF Congress and the treaty making powers
Of the United States, aud we favor the
speedy modification OF our present treaty
with China III erder that the said immi-
grafton, which works so peculiar hard
ship to the people of this coast, may be
restrained and limited. 500 ~
REsoLvkD, That the opening OF our
rivers and the removal of distractions 10
navigation is not only of local but nation-
oil IMPORTANCE, and our delegate should
endeavor to secure. liberal congressional
appropriations to aid aid encourage the
same.
RESOLVED, That we favor the abandon
menl VI our present Indian policy, bcii,v-
Ing that, wh,e sonle good results there
from, Yet ''evils DO much more aDOuiiu,"
and we ask such legislation as will place
them on the same footing Us ot1ier citi-
zens; secure them in the enjoyment Vi the
same rights and privileges only, and
make tlIcln anlena5ie tV lhe same laws.
Thar We depreeate .he colonization vi in-
dians from abroad within the limits OF tile
Territory, and heartily approve the efforts
OF our delegate Ia endcayUring To prL\enL
tile sulnr.
RESOLVED, That we hereby endorse the
administration Of Il. +. Ferry. rs gpvei-
nor vi Tins territory. during the past eight
years iOr its wisdom and economy IN the
management vi pubic affairs.
, 1880-10-29
4 PORT TOWNSEND, W. T., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1880.

!, g Mr.. Korter has made a nice
improvement in his barber.shop. We
venture to say that he has q shop as
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up . bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one Of the en-
est shops, and is master Of his pro-
fession. 'f}} ,gs -..-.- .f
, 1880-10-29
CARD.

TO all who are suffering from fhe e-ro 4,
and indseretions OF youth, nervous We. =
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c.; [
VIII send you recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great rem-
edy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a selEaddresse,l le :.
ter TO the Rev. JOSEPH 4. INMAN, Station
d, New York City.