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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.

.sIslcAKTEEs PEov. DKPr wAsHrssroNl
TKRErroEY q. A. r.,
.eattie. April 10. 1870.
L. sse Comrades Of this Department are re-
MINDED Of the approach Of the 3fth day Of Msy.
spyoiIst~d by the Rules and Regulations Of the
the esvices and sacrifices Of our fallen comrades
vbo Dog answer the roll call Of that grand
army above" Stevens Post No. I. OF the Depart
me:st will see that the graves Of orr Comrades
.'gone before" that are bcsted In this vicinity
are sought out and dttins1y decorated or thai day
vita harAl or ether trfbutes. - diiigent hands,
prompted by hearts flied with gratitude and
that the Reverend Clergy and all good loyal men
sns wfsnen be invited to co-opsrats and particle
psfe.
IT.. Post Commander OF Stevens Post no. l..
will Kg~krd 70 these headquarters . report OF the
manner in which tn das wxs observed. the mum :
Der Of stsyts decorated and al ether matters OF
ipter-si IN this connection. By order
=. ". SPARKLING.
Department Commander.
4. sLoRxH. Assistant Adjutant General.
HRADoUAkfxRs sTEvzs PosS No. 1, @. A. &
CcNRaDEs:-your attention u called 70 0ensssl
Order No. II, Hesdqusrters hev. Dept. wall
jngton Territory, @. A. B. And In accordance
With the Ruies snd Regulations established By
the @. a r., the 30eh day Of May viii be observed
in commemoeation Of our deceased comrades. All
nemhsrs OF Stevens Post No. !. @. A. r In good
standing are commanded {, Be present ct their
a03h dAs Of Nay. 1880. ut O'Clock p. n. And all
honorsbly discharged Union soldiers are request
sAto meet With a. and take paxs 10 the exercises
Of thu day. By order Of
W Il. WHITE. Commanding Pest.
+ FRANK 6xIDKI Adjd1Ank N
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NOTICE FOR PuBllCaJJoR.
s. LAxD ozSsrs - oIn,zA.I.E.a
Ash ~. ia

NToTIC1 - HBngBT 0YvRM 9uAP I'm
IN foliowtna namsA sres1se 49, NJ nukaGpa1f
~ tnoentiun - 1aks nd psnaf n mQQnge = ~
h psonf - vtsneonoet0u - 1Do0DG&RoA -
= q A1sns, ne. NoseaY lubI6o. . ~ 60
8 ~. - r@ xsseh1v1nssAeY4
sonn usnx. psssa0e,ca pa -. 90 ~
~ lee II, ~ ssn<to1 -. 1buDeh1D . Nsg(A.
n0u43 -. - na10 ~ fn1lsu119 = -
utUp1oOW peUvo ~ ooGo1uNouo peG61oG1 -
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]. Dr. D. SPINNEY,
: 81 NO. i'KEARNY STREET. ~
Treats an Chronic 4 Special Dissa scs.

haass7 YOUNG MEN .g1.a4
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
4 w effects Of youthful follies or indtscretion,
VIII do welt to avail themsel es Of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR. sPINNEY will guarantee 70 for.
felt $500 for every case or Seminal We akr ess or
private disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to crre. ..
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to. sixty
who are troubled SIN too frequent executions
OF the bladder. often aceOppAnisa by. . slight
snarsing or burning sensation and weakening
a the system ia . manner the patient cannot &c.
count for. On examining the usiaarY dyposiss .
Sopy sediment win often be-. found. and some
Hines small par icles OF aiburfen VIII appear. or
the color will be Of . thin m,lxish hue. again
snanssnE e I dsSt snd Z rg.d sppearsncs here
OF the cause, sEhichis tks sscood STAGE Of semi.
osl weakpessu pr g. viii igagrantss 8 perfect
cure in eli such cases. and healthy restoration of
the genit5lufiSary eseans. xis 'ss175I, y
Once Hsursr1sO ~ ana 6to a. Sundays susm
~ - II A. n C9nspltation free. Thorpngh az.
animation ana sdvfce. 50. ~"'s
= eAil or sddsssa,s ssGI -. .aieissqs Al
!, ons sfss DR sPINNEY 4 cO..sl5
isj7dAwlyem Nosi Kaarny n. $40 Fssaciieo. q
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Z OIzhftA. WAsHSaE9s ISaRktesY-J
MoTiCE Is HERKBy aIYES THAT. IN IN con-.
Rnanee WIN ths provisions Of tne Act 81
e8s&s approved June 3. 1878, essttlraf s.An Act
~ saessis Of TirhsE Lands in the otater Of an.
IL: oregon: Neysds and Washington Terri
y Daniel =. ssehnssn. Of skisssp countv.
- ssniseton Territory, has this deE Aied in this
~. - sW.1 4 uf M y AID n ~ ~ - -
g .laseaenslN n. II 9mRuahip ~. 3StEm.h.
10 ~. Mc; lxAAs q The wiilamsste Meridian.
ana 81 Iefeons claiming adversely the sAid
sssqeireo g ~ their elainr ID this o1Hne 6th.
= eexIy teplzd sys from date hereof.
osssn under my hand. - ny oflc6. III OIyu,uf.
fsshis ~ - day fAprff. A.D-1ag0
:. :. J. T. BROWN. 80
- hsgisesr Of the Land once.
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House Raising and Moving
q. Apparatus s.g

On Puget sound Belonging 20 the late Iaaac VII
ton. sm prepared 10 do any work in thaf1ine On
the shprsess notice and in the most complete
manner VIII 60 70 any place on the Sound The
beat OF references given. s-s5ss 4t'e
Ali orders left 1t the Hardware Store Of F. ".
WUSTH0FF, on Frost Street. viii be promptly
attended TO.
Also Jack Screws and other apparatus can be
had Of him on application at reasonable rates.
{, lsdts ~. BURRITT.
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THE MISSOURI STORM

ST.. LOUIS, April 2S-The merchants
exchange relief committee will tomor~
row issue 60 address toFcbaritably dis
recent ME1ssdH eye1onJs fbsve brought
death and ruin to . hundred families
and wasted qAayySEpsing ievns. and
tee show the destruction to be more
fearful than pen-can picture: Two
eminent man Mbo bsse ben on A tour
of inspection say that hah has not been
told. THg-Symcs river Torm began
about IS miles west Of Springfield.
ersdualIyTignssass1 tsstze md power.
until it st&1tnd awidth yfe0O0 feet
For Q diaSu60H = milssstsat sn I'M.
broken swath from 1900 t. 2000 feet
vide. Men, woaaen and children we're
killed or SipYl!d; 1f3s stls. sheep
and hoV 81 sf91af condi.ion.
n not ON, i,s.kd. 1sSis.n away way
Flows, wagons. reapers anj other farm
ing implements are reduted TO scrGp
iron and kindling wood. and in msny
casss felds with growing crops are 90
covered with forest debris. pr-with mud
end sand, that much additional labor
=. .i'' 4 4. 80 ss:s Il . s'.si-
ing in GkJ4gb6kO6N Is Astessp, sod
farmers are left without houses or i'm
elements 70 carry on rtheir farms
Similsr renpee q 4som;ubsy other
sources. sI6 d DA&ds Upon the people
for assistance arc very urgent. 81
Lsuis u doing oil in bel RI st ief NJ
relief Of these unfbftdnxs1 distffcts;
. "1e lie B adsqdess Ssnn.p By By
citizens Of this State, alone, This COM
mittes. therefore, on Behalf d Sufferers,
appeal to the people zefstbis country
everywhere to come forward and assist
in relieving the great distress in the
southwest.
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THE STEAMSHIP


These steamers lsave victoris ct nsen ON the
day advertised. Tickets are good only on the
steamer for which they ere purchased, and are
not transferahle. ~ -
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT. n4a ,
Hereafter the frsights which. IS per tariff have
been IS par ton. Will be charged ct s. per ton.
q sffUn aAd afeef this dAks Az BAaoA0R OF Puget
Sound pqgga1ges bv. ?. Ms, o. 90. . steamSfs
Via Victoria Will b under custom house SEAL aud,
Wllfnot b subject 10 sxaniinAtion by custom
h0ass 'auth oritise I'm Gan Francisco 7ssf 30
I. Z Seattle. July io.-ls7s. e. aw ads i5f,
3 For freight or passage apply on board. or to
TT 4..e b. L. TIBBAL6,
3 Kyf eeAeeal Agent for Puget Sound.
~ ~, Port TOwnnend. W. +.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
LAND OERzcx AT OLYMPIA, W. r.
ppsl M Ia2o

LAND OgRacE AT OLYMPIA, ", IT,
April ~, 1880.
NTOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN following named SETTER has hled notice OF
his intention to make Anal proof In support ri
his claim and secure 6nal entry thereof, and thak
the proof OF witnesses VIA be made bsforo 80.
tudlov. Eaq<. Clerk Qf the District Court. u S.
efales ". ION esfufdsy, the r2tA day o. hpss
yzcos 3. KE4H. PrspppticD D. 6. Ne, ts6ay
fsc - n: OF sw. & and Sc. X Of sw. 4 81
,fsceisa 2s10vnsAip a North. Range East. and
M e0Atinuous residence upon and cultivation Of
s94 exscfs viz y. WetAore, Joseph Dunfsp. H.
Nelson, and ~. ~. Nebou, all Of Seattle. kihs
'ssIss +. ssows, n.si..... I
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Emission, Aversion to Society. Dimness OF Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital dzid passing unob-
served IL the urine. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. NINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun
DRIED DoLLaR RS for case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tunder his special sdvice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for anything impure
or injurious found in it. DIR. MINTIE treats all
Private Discs successfully without mercury
CoNsULTArIoS FREE. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis of urine. s. 90. Price
Of VITAL, REsToRATIvE. $500 q bottle, or four
times the quantity, $1,000; sent to any adtlr s.
upon receipt Of price. or @. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name il desired, by
sV A. Z. MINTtE, NJ. D..
IL Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
i DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NFPHRET.
ICtIM, cures all kinds of Kidney aud Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrheay elect, Leucorrhea. For
sale by all druggists; Sl00 bottle, six bottles for
DIR. MiNTIE's DANDELION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud BILIOUS cure
In the market. For sale BY all druggists.
M i4a@w1y
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400 a.

DE GRIFFTfHS, Commando.
La - -. 90 7If7T- - 49,
VIII lsass On. he dates herssftss mentioned.
~ s,1~-4 .f -,s.t...-,- 4. 4.
: Fare from seattle To San francisco:
Dlm go. 800 IsTIERAaR... .... $40
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= ItesEla 9I37 9fIINT 81 u ~
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land. 81 -,


eAxsc cxAxBy OWxkIcx LAND Op1uH.t
oympas. Washing1on nssitwss ,ai
VyICk Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IT.
1y compliance With the provIsiops on the Act
C1neress approved June 9. 1875. ensitled :. An
1es sos the sale Of Timber Lands in the states Of
s vs.mIor11.s QrSEon. NsvsAa and wAshinesn Tar
sMo,y 1icnael Racine. Of King ccunty Washing-
ton Territory has tAto day nicd IN MD CfIce Nh
Application 70 purchase the VIZ Of NWh OF Sec
Won no 70, IN Iownshfp No. u North, Range No.
81 OF t9e NJ tpAmette Mestaisn. t4o-2 80
Any Ano Al psrsons claiming adversely the
ssld Described lsnd, or any portion thereof. are
required y ale taeir claims In this once
vIsnsn slxty l60l days from dsse hereof. q g.. !.
- = s uoeSs ny hand q my once, In Olympia
oo-,axssfa4ssss 5.s J. T. BLOWN, ~
m0wiov Restsier Of The land once
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A Philadelphia manager hie spon che
devics Of Introducing 6slivs lio9into q
play, - . means Of rsvivtng the va
ing fortunes Of his house. "a big and
fsfocions beast We borrowed from =
nenaseris. HitAppsarancs ia wild
scene. appesently l6ee. though htevas
really ooo6n6a. By sSpes 6pnnnd Ms
lega No gr64 bic. But h9s1poilsd
the rese ce the ply By Wearing q his
eAge. q ths back ef The oeace ~
efuachsd ard killed tIS. vess6rososne
pet dog Of the leading 6oerssd, and,
anally. b scared ell The psriotnsri soi
OF che theater By breaking b6Sof Il
eAes in an EFFORT 10 eo1QRir
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Old Mr. Baker q w. Md for : wife.
speciiyine your woman of irre-
proaoAabls character. He recsivcd .
lettsr IRON Lissis Smith. o. De Witt.
No. 6hs eaid che was only seventeen,
aad was willing 10 become an old man's
darling nifoA--Ast - hae- ohasactss, che
occurred 4r Baker that anybody In De
Witt could give hin the4 >bfs: and ahs
told the truth. for the 1rst psrson Of
whom r. n III 1alamM hin that
sAe bed served three terms q prison
Sor Stealing. and one fer shcokU $50.
He decided net to narry hess I.
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is o never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wes KIN Q SIS.
Sperlnatorrh9a, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten.
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses in
maturer years - such
- Less Of Nemofy,
T.aASffuda Nacfnrual
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nM N ,azN I q.
Mf - ~ is ,iIsnu Az.
gust tlSe@acne! weD ous Walking, snd
NJ hsmscnnflaHsF wss Doss!inR 81 =, soe
inteiiigence oOgf Nztc ,ne
said. = P'a0oy n:tsherg IN s renee
corner; ! conceal u under the Drasn
ana ory iseves. We wiii now Walk on.
We pass o s,,n inc lsos: rs turn I'm. .nS
corner. We sy2It ~ e. eqs: y send J
bismerc9 N h kHA
Trend, feeseoopecuoa0 r.. De hies
throaeh TIE wocds' he speeds down the
lane - disappesrs ercnaa me COPPER,
presently % viii sst &c! before nsve
time % eaton COLO 10 ny mead. but 10
did mot "a it'll W Nne ynse ae'ss
dew arQOn| to eernoH AWAY though
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- 1.s W Z kussisAsl SjskI 44%fs3sl
, 1880-04-03
SCIENCE.

80 ,thr,,rum
E,n,orot,,n hmm nrn,,"Tiv ,,o,or b..,, d., trn,t.
1 III centr4si Asu Hs u nus drtns the Inst tt'fcc
yeMrs. al,d this ls lnnniy ,iue to tho wonderful
activity displayed by tho H,,sstans, rood Ilcn
~ ihn n~tn,,s,,., s,,,,,,.a thn,, IT,, W., ,,,ni H.,
y. tnn e1.cns"o s SURVEYS .ney nAse 'nas.o aur.Es
the year lh's ~ tue region between Furkesaan
full summary IN tho tast Hulfcftu ar th,, pnris
f!cnyronhtcoI w.t.tv snvnr,i ~ ,ba io,,r,,u,s
,.'a,.. '.', 's.s,,, ". ~.
but solno nru comparatively nuw. lt,t,innofsky,
mintnp engineer. in co,,,uluy with stuskket,ir
" 'a.in.sts. H ,..,, .,s. - -, ..1 "s-a ~.
A.'.'s's7 uos.'cA i'4l. w i''' ".is' 4oto ~ "
tour IN the southeastern. lhlrt uf tho semIret-
rhnsk 1'r,ytneu. Col. MatvuyeiY w,s 8ollt
, 1880-04-03

In NIL nrticc IN tho current number Of P,tter'a
AmerfcaH 1foNll1v 0cn. Drlsbtn attempts to
provo TINT tho tnihtiI Is Ut AsIatio origin. In
summing up h[s fncts no says: "PerhAps tho
strongest plv.of ihnt our lndinns aro from Aaln
IL III tho fact tint tho noulatlio tribes Of Alaskl
arc related to tho knmtchatknns, nni even now
pnss ANIL rernss Behrsng Strntts. 4 tribe hna
iutciy brcn found In Ansku speaking the saine
language that IL spoken III Knmtchatka; and
stf fiietfer, s II tn reinnyc all obstacles to tho
belief That tho North <,tacrloan lndinn Is frt,nl
Of tho Straits nra, f.t"ntchl IN manncr3
habits, nnd eustnuls. While tho gcugrr.pi,}
OF thu, Western iiointspheru was unknDwtt
the origin Of 6ur ln,lla,1H enlld nor 10
hit now thnt tho locality nf tribes nn&
thu chnr1cter!sttcH Of t,ur c,lntry Hrc known.
we eln with nttnQNt certainty establish tho nAs
tlvity ut tho tc. Nun. 1t IL within tho scppA
nf this nrtlele to enter into further phrtitutnps
concerning this Interesting subject. but VIZ.
rcnnrk thatsixty.rLno Ruthorttle! examined ~
lsfnctor!ly proved our 1n.l!Mns nro Asiattna.
piexl0ns. Second, by sllntlnrlty 0f ha1l9itnYea.
Third, hy similarity 1T religion. FNrth bs
similarity Of dress nntl ornaments. Fifth, "
similarity Of mUrrIM1es. Sixth, by SIMILARITY a
mulhois nf milking wHr. Seventh, by imllnrlty
Of dancrs. EEhtlt. by similarity ut sAcriticcs.
Ninth, by similarity nr funcrmt rites. Tenth, by
similarity ot festivals a,sd halIcfs concerning
Twelfth. i.y snnnrtty OF 1lr1ctce in mining
ch,l,trcn. Ihlrteenth, by similarity nf dwelt-
irgs, Fourteenth, by similarity III fortns Of
EVyCrpmrnt."
, 1880-04-03

SNs4 llfkC NJ
Kcc1yfs mut1,r Is Mgnftl claimed nB Il glcccss-
By tho inventor.
Tho nvurngc annual loss from tho cotton.
w,rtn IS cstiInsltcd Mt over $le.000, ,D0.
The Academy of Science mt T1rln Inns nwnricf
pri4G amounting IN vauo to nbont fa60, Ia Nj
Charles Dirwtn for his discoveries In tho physy
ology Of plHnts.
Ostrlc!, fcathers mny be bleachetl by cxpns,n4
theln to tho light of tho stlsi, L. nl RsmnsphcN
saturated With tho rap0ls Ut btuzinc, turpcns
tine. Dir petroleum.
Etna Is n0lin tr1lngEli, Its summit is onco ,nnro
c1rore1 with BnDW. At,l III HsecEt ts ctHItcuis
ca,.sei ] in tho ) c.,tter by reeont crnp,tons. A'"
Over nifty forged HAbylon!an terri. .cotta I'M
scrIlu.l tullets ttnt,s ut 1luKnti, bearing datap
from NeO1ithanne2zar 70 lMrias. hnso been
Information Ut tho tioath or II. zlnin, tho cml-
neilt chemist, ut st. Petersburg. Ito wIts H..
!scnvercrof tho production ot alltlino colors "
hyuru-cnrhtlrtts.
substance, sttch us tho s,lpRe 6f birluIn. inn
GGissler tube trtlyerA.sl BY cO,latnI,t Int weak
electric current, 10 nsrcnsea tho ptlo:pa;'reA.
cGncothnt Il pretty Uniform Aul AyrtrAlfu light
IL said tu 10 obtained.
4 deplor1l1lu accl,,ont hns tnkcu place Mt tho
Qruutl'In l.yctc. The I'rOfa&4or a3 Chemistry
hs slu u 9lnss full of y ,ncrrurl4l solution. III
iln1I,r:sl nf distraction ho s'ltlcd 1t, believing
10 wns drinking K!nss u e!'ti s!lcrtc. Tht. u-
ltuppcurs TINT lhy berlin municipal rorpnrn-
ton hNB Krul!sct To llr. ". Hettnrn* tho .nHcts-
atth ~ ono nectrltAl rttt!wny which Will cti'LHGct
WGtlinE. l.lasz With llGlo AlliatlcG. FMtx. rho
will mt 10 M obstruction for tho circulation nf
v,trr!AKca alia p1tsMIIHet1 tn tho streets. There
tur,nln
According to tho Etrha,aliuHahH, tho orKnn Of
tho herlln tlMWrlphienl s.lelcty, Capt: lickl.lp,
, 1880-04-03
THE cIRCUSe

--
NS,v York Ci,pptf,
~ theru's nnny Jolly thing
r., .,. That bl9ssemS WITH sso Spring ,o,,
work US; -
hut. of oil tho things that Bprput,
Tho best beyond a doubt,
Is tho 'cAT1YAs-tGnICu, SQWtluSt- scented. always
Jolly circus!
...
With thrill of Elad surprise
The yulingster stat,ls Alill uyca
1cnces,
And which, in glowing tertnH
Ills own hullpf confirms
Thlt tho coming sllUW to all who 70 will dazzle
quito their senses.
And when the loy arrives,
Aud tho giidrd chnrlnt drives
lug,
Pray, Wtoras the buy whN'd not
Uiye aIl tho wrAjth Ge'a rot
To be tho clown who Wins fenOwn by funny
speeches sAy.ng2
And onco within tho tent,
Though 1t takes his Uyery cont,
Your ten. year-plu ts buppler thu1 ully monarch
, 1880-04-03
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LITERARY NOTES.


CIV. Cablc, tho uuthor Of "Tho QrAud!sstmes,"
is Il cottou-bruker at New Orleans. !
Tho next volume in tue I.osura. Hour scrcs will
bD I'LL American novel entitled " Diplomacy"
A book Of Chtncse stor4es, Ivy F"u Smuggling,
has bpen translated Into English. II IL saitl to
10 moro remarkable for abundance Of Incident
than felicity Ut plot.
4 bN,kwor1n has discovered TINT Lord neao-
ousteld'4 alliteratiyo phrass. "lnen of light
and lcudinK," lii his luttcr TO the Duku Ut
Marlborough, otcuta In 0ne 0f NnrkUs orutl0ny.
Tho Kings OF portugN, mud Sweden arv tho
Iloyul Ia,Gia Of tho pUvi0d. The lAitur's lAo1iio
ra'lderanF vt ths lexsiH! u lehsnYrln bus juxt
places,
.Mcssrs- Sampson Low q Co.. Of London, nrp
about TO publish "Tho National Music of tho
World" Il IlosthumouY WnIk Of tho latu ltgnry
7. churlsy. edited by hia blograpAor, Mr. II. u.
Hewlett.
Messrs, Cassei!, Potter, Galpln & Co. will have
tvaaly H. u few lAy4 u new aud cheupeE editiu.
q fFel narnart1s famous "ChartlUtor. Sketches
large qaasto ske. Also, new book BY ", Il.
, 1880-04-03

Ono dollar cxpentleI nDw In purchasing bot
tlo Ut Jayn0s l:xpeetQrant by th.sso troubled
with blight ciJXh huarsetless Ur Sa,ru thnHlt,
inly eAva tha e1 1I.onse Of u ioetor's bill. \ nrg-
lettel cough uften enls III consumption. \
slight inflammation VI the tln:ils u tho wn4!
throat and paiu III tho hrrast. fru9ucntiy louas
tu brpnchttls. 4 lnyA delay llay Untull lu,ilths
Of suffering. Better try 1T unGo JAyn,'s Expce-
sRudY,
, 1880-04-03
TIFF ORIGIN OF TIE FLOW.


rtngc was tho subject OF 4 paper lntc1y rcarl by
DR.. Ts'or before tho London Anthropologtcal
Institute. Ito believed TINT the first agricultural
stngt of Development WIS bent Mt tho end int,
tho form Of a hoe and Ind tho point hardened
III The fire. After tho lapse Of nRcs larger Inn
nfement Of tho satno shapo came Int, use. 1t
wis mt employed like tho hoe or "hnck," but
alnns., In tile traditional loru nt sweden, In
EHypts pictured pnYrs of TcrIl1to pMst, there
ntE t'!1rt Or lcss distinct trtca nf tho nljt,yu
trails!tinn. Grtck, EKypttnil. EhEnGse HevernIly
nnssessrt , tue Kern. g, to speak, Of the modern
more cillccntlyto f,t'il theparpoaa uf the rparr
or shAre. VirKil I[vGtl at t1me when tho plo,y
Ind reached very high stnge 0f perfection. II
Was then constructed with whcaf md. TN
c .s n hanac ke The sss
century. and. It might well bo added, like tho
plows still employed nenr Afntltttn md Venice ut
the pre!ent l!y. Dr. Tylor In unwilling to con-
ccdc that the plow wns thn prOgcnItor Of tho
sled, rs y more prphMtty lust It would soon he
found tllnt tho intrpllcttou bf rnllera boncath
the sled wo,, tacilitate tts traction. l,nt ~ f
WIS Iot M necessary that Gycry part Of the roller
middle WIS reduced with olvions ntivnntaxu.
Slowly Ia this why tho wheel, RuIIsl throughout
Anl riK1diy attached tn tho uxlc, cuno intT cx-
fstcnce. The wheel asitl nxlc nr the Scythtnns
urcstue chris or Italy and Portugal hare t!r,itn-
wheels fixed on xles which rcvDiyc III behring's
like forks open l'eDw. Fr,ln thu rissie larness-
lK 0f the ytIkE nttnche1 to the horns wctl,ers
OF oxen ut first, the Ht1ynncc 10 thu present
cluhl w,.a ntso gradual. HIT 1t Ii cnsy to fol-
low this anil the 0thcr improvements Iii tho piow
and wheeled vehicles iii IL thrir existing cGnl.
ton through tho nlilof recorded history.