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, 1880-08-13
Sptefal Dispatch 10 Tie CAtea1o Tribune


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q = 10 i ssas poF sin5 Tho 5anks ~ WI:
sssy sc o s'aFfps 5ssoun,: tss qau to tae hss ss
taIsr ail t,r s|,uft 'intc. Giii an. tsllu a ~
ie II" Gaaess sf'ss sxesss |''''Os ~'fo '
Ihu stock market Is tamc and rnlnterestnx,
I }pa ' s'Hs ssaS sS xs Is fnsg Ss { snsS
On to last eati wator Power Was ii: iii, !osit,.l
Ii!a l"assPs ssas n ~ Ss.'''k S 'A' anu NOW
II 'i1'lr%ri laa;Is .hc, market yas steady; M
Af,tsh!sgn @ ilEtbt soli a. llg Now Mg*TA @ n Mt
@ yailsy q ssi at;!!t:; Essissn at u; l%r!.
eIasea ets a'0is'oFs Il Il; %h,o III ind o ls9s' ':s IT.
tos or uns as ruoo HS y 1ls: WI lid; d. lau: s~si
t is Il g s!netE a y ss # 91 @ iS'isn,ssky
S, is,Fs hS @ /. 1sA!' 4! "a iss issistau y
Il M'ftS issdS; kns Ygse Kit y u ; DO exempt ia
!!sll Tulopl4no soll ii j 4qtss.,
Tho n1arkyt eln4ud; Uarilurd 8; Erio = at
t It'll cysxe III; eainfiIks itiIsGon "i 9ae 9aS5 x i
5sstt d aH's #sasAs Mts!rs;
Michigan Cct,trll d 1t It'll tisi; Missouri. Kanaas
TaxRa !rsts vt Nn!i4el0a; tl, ecnunas Vt 0a5S
fSs$s SsS TT y i % liz SssiS Hsaa Il y Is 1t
II faiiroad sh'rsa As.4!sun WI. stronger. 3D. q.
Flint a1yancod 70 u; Dostan i M.,:no .steMly
n1 tnI'h !Slh y Y sS: eStofe etrnIY l144spha a
ts:a ass4sa IT, h't y 3; ssasiasSy ;o i; Shssss'
burlington s Quincy 4, 10 ES; Ltttle lsock III.
, 1880-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instrumonts wero t]lcd for REQ.
ord Thursday. Aug. II:


THO following Instruments Wero hlcd Tor REQ
ord Thursday. Aug. II:
cry pnotEsry.
Ss3 s T. GE"s 3a;sa T. f 81 Massr Tiasa Is sr5
spfsh Il II ifaakisFi ;i "
T. i. Seis1S 4 y. {. bsy synls!l..:.::"::::;. 'pp
'}xrstso H. s;;s IL " IF sf1u's pu u i S 5sh m
II; ssS '$s;s i
r.! i f;; # em
M;' Il sad Aas .hsd Ra.o so FIG
's ;fss* h = 81 az II sS'a st eskjsS; Gs9 m
sill :;s;s i nj jasS Il XSs;s s'$s
Ss$;s sss ;:is;j igiiS3; j l. u N:
dss; Iss:S sis &
{s; FL j i :s!s rs ;si las &
VI !s$ a% %s Il j II 't.;iss & kis: kss
Ds;!s D sSsS Hill stsd Inn
u|$!S |is!$;s'Ef /. EzSsss9!s* z s;s;s
fsssdS5 III g "s .osss !sSa su, = tfei'.
il; svs,es sesd Is q 5 ;GAt S
III u. rHaassSa. .s.................. ...... A4.0
EoIITlI or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN nAn1ps OF
HErEN MILES or TIE GluNT'f0lEaK.
Fullerton Nv, ~ IT. o IT Aalinn1. = Il 95xt4j IT, 49,
'SSs Sx |$is xas t i S5:: s'Es'; Ess';:a 81
ii. s0l,nsUn}. 81
o. 9'GE S.! s7f !; Ts %'sS s o .svt"
ns's!Ss s!s Il sss 9ls Us "f as.oa, sfa.as.
lsI,!s .s!gs +. .s Y isssa;s ii, ~,
t. saiai sinf ii tssua j., sapei. ....:.s.:...s LIT
Il daG.i say 81 ss,ts 10 sat,tei. ILL
Il, Gasd siay ii tspnu 10 xsnaI ........,... l4ll
, 1880-08-13

aSae"or courss % s',,, nash m1 :, .,o,,.,o,,r p,.
iasl.e is l.ecaFu Oh lafens Anrc,tt,sS St IL iIc" NJ,
ARuiua,, MMAo's Marcus AurclusY" Slin-"Why,
1sei isx@&Rhb1..trx x@&Rh1.r to 70 saEe and ssnG:a ani,
I'll l syeais afcas au.aitas wiz sH,o. u,.s
tGiu't W. aahsnt 70 ~ laF Us ,lost atoics~" iio-
trtlr,,Itnan'f nnf How fur 40 tuuy y0!' she-"Whnt'
ssssuon'i question: ltollapso Of tho con-
, 1880-08-13
Shurt Sh''ut- %. Il 81 yhuFt
rt's. t'frs. tlfars. titars.
Loose. }1.N A.N TA | aa.M
s},ut, tpU1Ftt...n.......t Atk an 1.15 | N.@s
AnHt+t. bnsph. h..,....u.f h.1i t.U A.Ns 6.a1
EepfHinDeF. bD1 ri. ......t A.t1 | 4.tO a.Gs ] 1.3

Ellnrt rths. seller September, closed At t7.Ak
1onG eleass QMatc1 nt $six Iats Ms.d &',tl hoxed.
CunI!rr!n's .ts is4c poxea; ling Gnl t,an,. sstpc
BNcGt. picked hnlfls qtsntcG ut F4c t1aE lbhy.
cruz; HtSs, has saigs ayse.ass ,o,
short rit,s etA for sh1r1 eeust, 5a lie for ta'ns
tiltEAHE- 4u.t- We qiot9 white ut M&5s3{c ard
yellow nt !i4.Fl*lc. y
HEEF;- " m quiet At e. a2s11t0 for n,eHs, $9it&QU
for extni nrs-, nnu slp.1Et1f.tu for hams.
, TALLuW-Qu!et and atcudy nj GasGf4c for city and
, 1880-08-13
LuAIl.Itn.

4, The cargo market WAS qUat Rnd Unchanged. Tho
oturuRa wSTR moderate, nnd buyers tonk hold slowly,
sa..nx thcir dortb rerp already full VI humber !nu
" easy, Uterwise Tho market appears 10 ts sleahy
hinRIca wut0 III good request md ls'n 6ouao Rf the
yards nrs abort VI shInReA stNeG thu bmps1Yed do.
iuaad for taOnl. Following nfb tho 9uotoltun.f -.
Sif0cA pl6co shn nt9 XIX
t3FeeH C1lnatun lhca NM $enH
tltE0n n1ea!Gn !tG 8!s
fsFten E0tI Inch. LAZY xH9
ktIrr s.+.......,'....s't'..'......t: y ~
Il to Yas,i. is saiss scl,tinat sr,. ana prtees
silDw itisJ GliulK1 tram ay ID day. III! rocslS xre
fEes unI auck: A!e gettnR IN Yotd condition tut uls
mil hlslnsss- Following u tll1 ilsts .n,
lint uslA sscstllm 1!cMr, md 1ictl..-....- *An
Fiji VIii ssenl,d clear, lAal4 iAch...".." faW
IIifd Elpur uH, Giu
Frat nnA seronn tlear rough. l 1Ilci'.s'.r Enl
TAlta clgnr du,- 4tl
First aud suu1lld cteaE uEsss1d sldlnS..s... M
EutpHluH dC3*s4 E1lH1 ...,.......,s,..t,+... LIN
!Msssts Ii tsi ai.l pSnrtis 1Aoaf
siqcx Guarsls jlss II incl, T0uEh.. axa
II slutk bas fdt hs oh, .hl0
u et4Gk tL4rLs kt II hcl f!t2sl4
FehclnK hfAt qualify !SuHt!At1
EoItimf Nn5 ia:.ss ~
r%saas'. 6"aras. Nj l. IND ii tt........ RAls|15e
ijIHItnsul stud. Apk%1l1
T!iIber, ~ 10 Exa IhelnsyG. tS ii uplrr.,. S!tA
NH, E,,..,,,,,......, ,...:..'...,.'..,.n,. fua LIZ
sinsi.s, siaadstd lid dhoi shoico.......:....,.' *s
s$IIasii: ssi$Iassis: B : III
, 1880-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro the receipts and ehEnmenta
OF tho lcading ARTICLES Of produce ihN this city
during tho $wonty- -four hours andlt,S at o'clock
Thursdny morning ard for tho ooreosNPadtnE
1ji1,o last y0nr;
, 1880-08-13
:trIIE COURTS.
.1Hr rAx-r1G11TE1ss.

-THIs TAN-ElG11TElkS.
1ho tax-tIghtlng .wns resumed hi tho County
Court yr.,erduy morning, md tho nrgt'mcnts Of
souuty- Attorney W'tltoit .and bis nssouatcs ii,
fayar os tho /. per ocrt penalty occupied tho
morning. session. Any auhntity Of Inv In sup
MT of the panalty was Uttered by tho attornoys,
aud d number Of good points wcro,nn'lo intho
arvrucnis, When tho coslnty rested, Judge
InanIIs suited hIsreA4iness To render 4 'tcclknn
o. th9 point n controversy ton ,',id trfe; ne
csnf lR:9 ,ynrr cnrcerisetl, an ect4dd TINT tllo
tat Mrt 81; e Tho tl.l3tmataXss VIZ rs
IN toyrs af fnrt,Gr yelrs hui rho s,ltl ioiinty-
ho o1'c far which te pr cont ,, W9s % S9tsti t;,n,.
were .ieyte.l. !rlle Judge suited TINT tho ltNs-
s!oa whether tllo Par cunt WIS i1tsfc1t or pa
s;iult rcgirtl 1t Ms Il ,i,e,aliy. Thy ]tw nndor
which T. WIS eharHel WIZ as as
Tho AFTERNOON sesain, nj the opstrt WIS tukot!
IN with tho disposition II ain,t!k tux clsaes nntl
ndds aud ends. No importAnt !dcclsfuus .wcro
rtt,iGrol.
, 1880-08-13
MINING NEWS.

III thk 1itntnq Aasottatef Preu.
New YH,K, Ang. j..-Duslnesa OH tho Mining
Excl,argus was ac,tyo to-dny, With prices gen.
orally holding firm. Tho closing ofliciai quota
, 1880-08-13

Ep4A. 49, 4t+t@ys
CArr1.E-I.say|ng chpico aad ox&sa " adqAoAt Of
the question ehars exceptionally hard MI, hos
1oi f#lt!v ~ bes!a ElsA tho Fsoapts ssru unusually
yatgo, lila number hAtknR oesn e3eesded but assV
taw ttnes slaca tha 5asda Wata ope9edt md - tbs
layaer part coussted of class not good suungh to
mess t.s .saulEsuvuts Vt thv Esslatn trads, holas
, 1880-08-13

AND BROKERS',
,EfaA 1,,11.uf
xow ynru s,uc,t Exchange.
ALBEIT IL; ;;,9i;fs !;nG;s W. FIELD. srse!s|: ''. ~
-~@---1-
MINING ttAIkDHs DHs,...-,---.~---~.
11,hNnGE : WALKER Biz Billy Fill A'''t>' w.
u locailon OF Mines. Silver Hee'' ota"'
80 an ,.,t
''"'"'s ,.,o,i,Icrt, =. A.. touv r'soas-
Nl'ton ~ uscri H. H. Jhhlrks' saosel"e't
,sn.. Mo, ~ 1Jsexoi l!n.tdtEE. Now 9oEk.
.[1dIftY1ot>YTl' u FEN NllNASa 1o' +
", llocnson Of aflncs. l.chus'"o' @o'osaoo'
rs,.,o. cooari: a,i:nr, sharcs 10 eaeh.
,,oi1 Npplcton t1esh!nMss I'su*e lfa NaF' aaese-
, 1880-08-13

III recrlet hew winter whcnt In great quantities
fls,,n TIM regions trit,utnry to Its ch.ef rniIrna
N.,,uf ,luly ii. entl rs reeeiptR a{ whent slMrur
.lulr i wcrr l.Hs5fhD In, auutn-t 144G.:Nt t! Mt
New York. amt during tho nrxt week OIL Nhi l,u.
nratnst ..:saa,.FlH b,i lit New York. Hiripg tho
wcck cndnF :Iuy II thu receipts 81 i3altinoro
were s',4 b!i. nn'l ut New f"rk salp WI lnl.
yri, mud cnnrmons receipts pf corn ut New York
havc rhs,al It's proportion or nil Erai.. reeripta
wrecks "ndlt,v July ii. 1hriuR tho EaHe weeks
i!N!tit!H,rc rctc!tttl MI per cent Of AL grain;
IhilAdelphia ls.a per tent, nostnn 50 rer
~ rer cent, antl Portland = por ceat.
New York md baltimore Took much moro thnn
heh.n'l. II i,o tt.nf1xc il mulc III rhit ratcs this
city .ntnT expect Ia Tctnfn fully e-bA1f Of tho
rt4itn a,nsneps dbnt Mt nh AftnriIc ports during
tho test Of the season Of navigation,
, 1880-08-13

to TO-; Union rnrit1e Y, tnhl: NhrthcrH IN
lOj: Eastrrn quoted Il bid, ltA asked; silver
1flrtIt!t Nt :thh2t',.
1ty5Tnv, .tu,- Ia.-Tho closfnE stock quotations
H$rA NJ !t,itt.~h: - -.. .-.
A.rhl,n + Is, 7s..,!! th !;ar. E 2,m'ns5..lz, H.
il Ees,1a :..:......lM l'.!aIn, ,.S Mn!lr,!at :.;x
i;".inn. H. 4 Eris r.. 1A iitt'o f.9ck E.A; M
Ka;1sn KKas.aa'y& 4 T. I'm ;adbs T. t. r... y
Hi:Hi. liza 4 &. i. 1s.il2k a. c!,mu,on..
n u 1 N Ena!snd II, !s!t I:n,iand rrotenad. xs}
.fol4EtCH.
1.osnox. Aug. 12.-conso'ftfor money, es 15-1a;
"Ni; Nmericatf III: g. 1o5A; tts11i.
n. liI.s; Illinois Central. ,f16!!; lsn,lsylvMntn
Genital, Gtl; Erie, 43,S: scconds, ElA: ttcn1lng,
1n1i. ..,.,
EGs 100 tlurtux TIM t,l2t we4,k. The proportion Ut
tho 1sa,.k nr EuKlaad's resorvo to ita iih0lltYls
lDxnoS. Auy. 1a.-sIlver. dos t1-1ol per ounce:
Spec,t, !n tt,s 1.a,k uf Frinco Las decreased
G,tajuyku ffnnes. the pnAt vtnk.
tA1,Is, Aug. 12.-ltcntea. UT G0e.
, 1880-05-13

In getting up the excursion to
Victoria, to take place on the Gath
inst, Capt. Starr utterly ignored
Port Townsend. The rates are ar
ranged at s4 for the round trip be-
tween Seattle and Victoria. Port
Townsend people, living about half
way between the two points men
toned, are to pay "a each for the
round trip if they desire to go-so
we are informed. Besides this, the
"Intelligencer" learns that 40 per-
sons will 60 from this place. We
do not believe the half of that num-
ber will go from here unless Justice
is done in the matter of fares. We
certainly protest against having the
place treated in such shabby manner
and epjoin the people OF this place 10
take little pride in seeing that their
lights are respected.
, 1880-05-13

PROPS. Jordan and Gilbert, of the
Z. S. Fish and Fisheries Commission
service, are in town. These gentle.
men are both graduates from the
university of Indiana, and are amply
qualified for the discharge Of their
duties in their present mission.
Judge Swan, Of Neah Bay, also an
assistant in the fishery investigation,
came up on the Dispatch yesterday
and met the other gentlemen here.
They will 60 to Victoria to-day,
where Profs. Jordan and Gilbert will
remain about three weeks. After.
wards the party will make their
headquarters at Neah Bay for time
from which place they will make a
large ard varied collection of rare
speclmsns-principally food fishes.
The report of the present commits
sion investigating the subject will
doubtless lead the U. S. government
to turn mere particular attention to
our vast fisheries, and, perhaps, to
utilize many food fishes hitherto al
most unknown.
, 1880-05-13
The Oregon Kidney Tea!

Read the following testimonials, not from
persons 5000 miles away, whom no one
knows, but from well-kn0wn and irustUor.
thy citizens OF Oregon, whose names, W. iten
in their own hands, can bo seen at our office:
EUGENE CITY, Oregon, October 20, 1879.
hereby certify that l was suffering Jm
an attack of backache 40 severe tha 1 went
about doubled up, ard could not s.rai bten
up. used one package of the Oregon Hid
ney Iens and am fully persuaded that i
was restored by its help. .
j. w. LENGER.
HARRISBURG. Oregon, DecemLe" 81, 1880.
have used the Oregon Kidney T"S OF
pains In the back, and am satisfied with |
effects, and do not hesitate o .econmend II
as a MID and safe remedy. y. 4. SCOTT.
, 1880-05-13
Vacant Places

IN the dental ranks will never occur If
you are particular with your teeth, and
cleanse them every day with that famous
tooth-wash. SOZODONT. From youth
to old age 1t will keep the enamel spOtlcss
and unimpaired. The teeth OF persons
who use SOZODONT have a pear-lkc
whiteness, and the gums roseate hue,
while the breath Is purified. and rendered
sweet and fragrant. IL is composed OF
rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely free
from the Objectionable and injurious In
gredi nts of Tooth Pastes, &c.
, 1880-05-13
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
OFFICIAL PIPER OF PORT TOWNSEND.
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

week from San Francisco
Ma. Bo,ell and family are remov.
ing to Portland this week
The Debating Society will meet
this evening with closed doors
Rrv, Mr.. Wrixon, Of Portland,
preached in the Episcopal churc" IN
this city last Sunday.
Mr.. Holcomb keeps the finest lrssh
butter constantly on hand and tor
sale. Give him a call. ..
Mr.. Money, Of New Tacoma, has
zone to San Francisco on business
connected with his paper.
MISS Hattie Cooper, of Tnmwatsr'
w. T., went Dupgeness this week
to take charge Of district schoo!
there.
Social DANcE:-The dance post
noned from last week will take place
to morrow friday evening in Fow
lsr's Hall. M
DURING a recent severe storm az
the mouth of the Columbia river'
large number of unfortunate fisher
l.-uanI
Mr.. Holcomb is sending ont post
ers announcing the removal of his
restaurant and variety store-"and
don't you forget it,"
MARR1ED.-In this city, May 9Th,
at the house of Mr.. Jas. Jones, by
Rev. E. Davis, Capt. Robert FL.
Jones to Miss Lulu McNatt.
Mr.. Huntoon, of Port Angeles, in.
stead Of going to Boise City, Idaho
rs intended, has concluded to remain
at Willow Springs, Baker county,
Ogn.
Mr.. John LeMaister, of this place,
was united in marriage on the 9th
inst, 70 Miss Maggie Brown. Rev.
E. Davis, Of the Episcopal Church,
officiated.
THE Aida broke down between
SAa4alA and this place on her down
tri Tuesday. The North Pacific came
down bringing the mail, and arriving
late in the afternoon.
TIE s. F. "Cnronicle' publishing
company is out with warnings to all
persons not to trust w. @. Gar6elde,
Of Dungeness, with subscription
moneys for that paper.
Ar the meeting Of the board Of
County Commissioners last week the
ARGUS was designated as the official
paper Of. Jefferson county, for the
year ending May /, 1881.
The mail leaving here for Neah
Bay, and way ports will hereafter
close on Sundays at 6, p. N; that
going to Semiahmoo and way ports
will close on Thursday mornings at
7:30 o'clock.
MR. g. C. Bartlett has purchased
the stock remaining in the store OF
SJW. Levy. He offers it at, pric
below, San Francisco cost for the
n.xt thirty days. Read his new ad.
vertisement.
The following persors are now
visiting this city: Prof. Jordon,
Field Assistant of the U. S. Fish
commissioner; Rev'd Messrs. Plum.
mer and Wrixon, of Portland, and
Watson, of Seattle.
We are in receipt of the wedding
cards Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hopkins
of Colfax. w. 7. Mr.. Hopkins IS
editor and proprietor of the "Palouse
Gazette;" the bride was Miss Josie
Davenport, May, they live long and
prosper. ta
THE brig Sheet Anchor, her rackle,
apparel, furniture, freight money on
her cargo, ETC., were sold at auction
in this city, yesterday. Mr.. Henry
Landes, the one who sued out the
attachment, was the purchaser.
Price, $4,000.
The immigration pamphlets are
, 1880-05-13
Local and News Items.

railroad is now laid IS miles east Of
Tucson, Arizona.
TIL Portland "Bee" is laboring
under financial difficulties, but has
probably recovered by this time.
Coal, to the amount of 1886
tons, was carried over the Seattle aRd
Walla Walla railroad the last
month.
The Honolulu trade is increasing
very rapidly. Sugar, molasses, rice
auG coffee are large factors in the
trade and increase.
GoLDENpAnE, Klickitat county, has
fine academy, with l75 sch liars
and full corps of teachers. There
are 81 schools and 400 scholars in
that county.
The late great tornado in Kansas
and Missouri has had the effect to
revive the discussion Of the perihe-
lion question among several Of the
Eastern journals.
HON. J, NJ. Murphy, editor Of the
Olympia "Standard," returned home
last week from trip to San Fran
cisco. He was rendered an ovation
by the G. R. c., spon his return.
MRS. Jacob Highwarden, Of Mus.
kegon, Michigan, wants a divorce
from her husband, on the ground Of
alleged desertion. He is supposed
to be somewhere in Washington
Territory or Oregon, has been bar.
ber, doctor, and dear knows what.
LLIsloN.-On Friday last COL
lision occurred few miles outside
of Cape Fla terry, between the bark
Rainier and bktne. G. l.. Taylor.
B th vessels were lumber laden, and
both bound down--the former to
SIN Pedro and the latter to San
Francisco. A serious dispute has
arisen as to wherein. the fault lies.
The issue will be settled at law. The
Taylor was towed to Seattle for re-
pairs and the Rainier was taken to
Port Gamble. The damages will
reach into thousands.
VERY KIND (O-Tbs New Tacoma
Ledger" recently spoke of the work
of the immigration aid s)ciety
as the "effort OF few Port Townsend
gentlemen to induce immigration
to Jefferson county" Last week it
reproduced the description of San
Juan County in full, without a line
OF credit. Parties abroad, who read
the LEDGER" previous to seeing the
the immigration pamphlet, will nat
urally throw the latter tn one side
with the remark: "Pshaw, I've read
that before. It's cheap, copying
dodge"
Mrs. Margaret Downie, OF Dunge-
ness, died on the night of the 9Th
inst, of heart disease. Her decease
must have occurred very suddenly
and very easily, Miss Christiana
Downie was sleeping in the bed
with her and did not known when
she died, so we are informed. De.
ceased was about 63 years old, and
was known and pected by large
number of admiring friends. She
leaves one married son, Mr.. Jas.
Williamson of La Conner; one mar
ried daughter, Mrs. Robt. White, al.
so of La Conner, and three sons at
Dungsness, viz: Mr.. John William
son and Messrs. Thos. and Sebastian
Downie, besides the daughter re-
ferred to before. They have the
sympathies OF all.
UpoN complaint being made, the
P. 0. department has issued a scsdule
for the mail carrier between this
place and Neah Bay and way ports.
1t requires the steamer to leave here
on Mondays ate, A. NJ, arrive at
NAah Rau at 6 p NJ Of thu snma
, 1880-05-13

The brig Sheet Anchor, her rackle,
apparel, furniture, freight money on
her cargo, ETC., were sold at auction
in this city, yesterday. Mr.. Henry
Landes, the one who sued out the
attachment, was the purchaser.
Price, $4,000.
The immigration pamphlets are
being sent out this week to all parts
of the country. Competent aud i'm
partial judges and critics, such as
Hon. Elwood Evans, of Tacoma,
Prof. Huffman, of this place, and
others, pronounce the work superior
one in point OF merit. 1t certainly
reflects true picture of the coun,
ties described.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-17
-INroxIcAT1NG LIQUORS produce c

INTOXICATING liquors produce dl-
arrhea or constipation, and torpid
condition of the liver resulting in gen.
eral debility and inertness of mind.
To overcome this prostration, appeal Is
again made to the liquor as stimulant,
only to increase the gastric disturbance.
The judlcious application of such a
tonic as Simmons Liver Regulator
would strike at the very root of the evil
by correcting the condition of the liver,
exciting the bowels to action, or cor
recting their looseness, stimulating the
kidneys and removing the feeling of
general depression, and with 1t the
craving for liquor.
''This is to certify that / suffered
with the Gastritus for four months, and
could not be relieved until / procured
DIR. Simmons'Liver Regulator, ,and was
entirely CURED In short time.
''E. T. TEoRNToN, ,Coman's Well, Va.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-17
The Bahama Pineapple.

A large proportion OF the area OF the
Bahama Islands Is devoted to the culti-
vati on of fruit, of which oranges and
pinespples are principal; and at the
present time the fields in the estates on
which the pineapples are growing form
n peculiar feature in the landscape.
The appearance OF the broad exEanse
of young fruit, with its clusters Ofdeli-
cately tinted, but sharp and serrated
leaves, rising only short distance from
the ground, and covering the undulat-
ing fields, produces very remarkable
effect. In no other branch of agricul-
ture can SO curious picture be pro-
duced as in the growth of these vast
numbers of pines. AS many as mil
lion and half Of the fruit have been
collected from single acre at one crop.
The appearance of these pineapples
estates has as little In common with the
sugar plantations or paddy-felds of the
tropics as with the corn fields or vine
ries Of Europe. in a short time these
pineapples will be making their ap.
pearance in the Foreign markets. They
are shipped In an unrlpe state, and ma
ture during the voyage, ard hence are
not so excellent in quality as the fine
hot-house fruit, or as if they were
properly ripened in the ground. The
pineapples of New Providence, how
ever, are superior to any other variety,
an1 often attain an enormous size. One
grown in Pembrokeshire, weighing 1012
lbs, and measured 161a In, in height
exclusive of stalk and crown, and p in
in circumference, was served up at the
coronation banquet Of George w., and
since then the improved modes of cul-
tivation have greatly increased the size
and quality Of the fruit. There is an
enormous demand for the Bahama
pineapples both in Europe and America
and new industry has lately sprung
up In the island in preserving the fruit
tins when they are fully ripened
one factory in Nassau alone exports an
nually million tins, valued &C f16. 900.
These fruits are superior to those sent
away earlier In the season, as they are
ripened naturally and packed In per-
feet condition, instead of being gather
ed when only half ripe.