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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest corner of Seventh and J
streets in Fry e's new building, NJ stairs. Resi-
ieHes, southeast corner Of Seventh and streete,
s4,4aDea5o. 0ifca hours: / 70 sad 6 to p. Il.
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n. a. lHEAlselN. 81. IL.

a TT0RNEY AND COUNSELoR-AT-LAyy,
- CoRNBR SIXTH AND STEEETs, SACRAMENTO,
CAL. dl-4p1m
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\ AcRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS
- l street, between Front and Second, SacrR
rnento. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers, Sheet IioF
Work, ete. Also, sll kinds Of Repairing. Chang ne
Portable Boilers from Wood TO Straw Burners
Speciality. o6-antf
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go0F, s2ssaoS - CO.,

gYNIoE FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRAS
Founders and AEchicjsts, Front street, be
.wesu n and o. Castings ana Machinery Of ever.
dissertation made to order. n24-4p1H
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- COX BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
4 , Book Manufacturer, No $40 J street, between
fhtrd ard Flourish, Sacramento. o2e4pti
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s-SHARLEs T. JONES AID Ed II. MARTIN,
Z Attcrneys-at-Ea~ AMI NoJaries Public, have
removed their office to 10 GJ7 I street, between
Sixth and Seventh p24-4pim
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rs ONEoPATHIC PRYSIoIAN-oFFICE AND
q 4 residence, Nathan building, corner OF Seventh
and streets. Office aogrE. $3.50 NJ, to
and 70 p. d1-iplm
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
REMOVED.

?. RI. RUSSELL.
Z STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
81 CHOICE GROCERIES.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR LOWEST
MARKET PRICES.
Orders promptly filled and the Goods
shipped by rail OF steamer free OF charge.
Address P. %. Box sg8, sacramento. O2olm
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS
- INVITED FoR-
Furnishing Wood and Coal
SrAFG CAPITOL

OFFICE OF rus STATE BOARD
OF EXAMINERS,
SACRAMENTO, November -, 1880.
SSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVEE
at this office on
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AaErarrTs

GTo sn7 j. AND 1913 THIRD STREETS
Hot Lunch daily from Il a. N. 70 O'Clock
\ The Best of Vince, Liquors and Cignrs.
iyls-Ip1u1 BOWERS & LoNdABAUGH.
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RR. nixon HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE To
street, between Ninth ard Tenth streets
So. eIs. win visit Railroad Hospital at 30 A n.
iailv. s9-d
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RRnoYtE.

A TTeRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
n Oiice il o5iHa's new building, corner OF
Fourth and streets up stairs). Sacramento. Soar
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PROPOSALS
Furnishing Stationery and
Blank Books.

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD
OF EXAMINERS,
SACRAMENTO, November 22, 1880.
. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= this Office until Il o'clock NJ,
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GREED uAYAQal

gVAs REMOVED lis OFFICE AND EESI.
denee % DR., e. L Simmons Building, J
5rest, between Second and Third o1iee hours 8
0 A. n. u a. N 70 2 ?. n. ana y ?. 4. sl2tf
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- FFIcE s. J sTREET.-oFFIeF HOURS: g
\ T. and 17.gc r Il sa9-tf
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Z, i. Bssravea d co.,

E ia fine BTandes Wines and LIQUORS. Agents
ior Or. Jslfe's Celebrated Cinckona Bi5ters also,
agents To- IAtton SPRINGS Ssltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. III street, between Fourth
sad Fifth n26-4pIm
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G, ID, DIXON, M. D.,

STURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
- Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
Il and L Office hours-5 to A. N, and IL 70 2, and
TO p. II. Diseases Of the Eye and Ear a speciality.
GA Ir91,a
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Saor 0senfo planning EIiIl,
6-AsH AID BIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
- sToa. sad ? sire Sacramento.
gooEs. tSiudows. Blinds,
Finish u I'll kinds window Frames, Moliiays Q
ever 3aserir5ion and Turning
"a sTE XII, HGrCEKIss s STALKER.
n3s-sT7 "a
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7. 3. MCFARLAND,
TroRNEY Ar I.AW-OFFICE. soUTHW EST
"a csrner Of J and Fourth streets. Residence
Il street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. o9-4p'
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Ceunterfciter. arrested.

washington, Oct. 2s,--Agents of the sec ret
service !, report the arrest in Brooklyn of +.
w. spencer, alias Bill Brockaway, Charles
a. smith aud Jasper Owens, concerped in
sOua'eriei'irg one hunderd dollar National
oAnk un notes. and United States ono thousand
aOlIs' coupon bonds of 1861. Smith confessed
saa' ne engraved the plate from which the
Uonas " were printed, which we're found on
Doyie IN chicago. He also stated he en-
s'''eu plates tor several counterfeit ons
hundred dollars which have recently annssr
su' ~ owens was printer of notes and bona.
sun''n claims that he eugraye plates Of
soaa'e'ie'' seyen-thirty bonds which were
put out in 1867 Smith, It appears, delivorea
a one thousand dollar 8 per cent. oounon
oond plate to Brockaway six months aao
oounterteiters have, therefore, had .n,n,. H,
ume to put these counterfeit bonds in II.
cuia'ion, but it is believed few are out
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NationaI:Board of Health

Washington, d. o., Oct 23.-The nation.
al board OF health has submitted Its annual
report TO the secretary of the treasury, for
Transmission to congress. After announcing
their inion of the sanitary condition Of
Baltimore, the report deals mainly With the
differences which exist between the Louisa-
ma state board of health and the national
board, the facts of which have been pub
iished heretofore. The expenses of the board
up to September 3Oth, 1880, were $325,SSO,
of which S210,l77 were expended by the
board, and $ll6,662 by southern seats.
Among the expenses of the board are inclu.
ded the pay of memberI, employees and in
spector, S58,0ll; for printing bulletins, S76O;
$50, ,226 for floating guarantees on the Mis-
sissippi; $50, 226 for Ship island quarantine
$l2,996 for pay of Havana yellow fever
commission, and Sl,SCJ for the report on yell
low fever.of 1872. The following amounts
are reported as expended among tho states:
Alabama S2 1876, Arkansas $3.50, Florida
S65, ,OJl, Ge rgis S2,46S, Louisiana Sl8,061,
Mississippi Sl6,S96, Tennessee S52,1ll, and
Texas $3.50.
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aEHERAL HANoocK's VOTE.
Insurance Convention.

New York, Oct. 23.-In the insurance con-
vention to-day the business committee sub
mi ,ed report favoring an insurance on
rents, but condemning the insurance of COM
missions beyond the amount covering
charges and expenses, and such property of
commission as would have been paid in the
face Of a withdrawal of good report. 1t also
condemned the practice Of insuring general
profits on general business, as well us profit,
and insurance on manufacturing risks. The
recommendation of the committee with re-
gard to the last eases Of risks we're adopted.
The recommendation relating TO insurance
on commissions was referred to special
committee and that relating to rents was
dropped.
Mr.. Oakley's resolution protesting against
the requirements of states for deposits was
also reported from the business committee
and adopted. The subject of rates and COM
missions to agents was then taken up and
discussed at length. A resolution offered
by Mr.. Ball of Toronto WAS finally adopted,
providing that each member of the under
writer's association shall individually use his
utmost efforts toward the formation and sat-
isfactory working of local boards throughout
the United States. The time and place of
holding the next meeting of tine association
was referred to the advisory committee and
the convention adjourned sine die.
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New Orleans, Oct. 23.-1'he Democrat
publishes this morning telepraphic reports
from tho principal points, showing the con-
dition of the cotton crop up % and includ-
ing the 22i inst. Louisiana-Thirteen reports
received, all Of which note the prevalence OF
excellent weather for picking. Estimates of
yield are generally increased; labor scarce in
one, while picking is generally going on rap.
idly. Yield is about the same as last year;
in two will exceed it in three, and fall short
in four. The quality of colt n some
places is Of an inferior description. From
Mississippi thirteen reports were received.
They show.a continuance o. excellent wealth.
or for picking, which has been improved by
the planters. The yield will be less than
last year in all places heard from, and in
some places the quality is inferior. There is
only one complaint of labor being scarce
A few light frosts are reported but not
enough to do damage From Arkansas
three reports were received, which show in.
creased and improved prospects. Estimates
are decrease of from fifteen to twenty-five
per cent. less than last years yield. Texas
sends seven reports showing unusu.
ally good weather and brisk work in the
fields. There are two reports of scarcity of
labor. The crop falls short of last year in
two places, is about the same in one, and
botter in one. No change from last renort.
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wants an Injuuctiou

new York. Oct 2s.-Judge Lawrence in
snp,,o, srpIsu'e court chambers this morning, on
application of Horton, Lowery & Stone. At.
S sOrneys Tor the Western Union Telegraph
company granted an order to show eauss
fe'urnaole on October 81, why an Injunction
should not be issued to restrain the democrat.
,cnsllonsl committee from using or circulat.
ing photographic copies of Marshal Jewolp.
dispatches which were obtained by the CON. .
ml''ee through mistake OF the telegraph
company The original application for ipiuuo.
'ion' which was not grant d, and the afii
aaVi' on which the order was obtained, wa,
made by Norvin Green, president of the
company. w
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Republican Charges.

New York, Oct. 23.-The republican con-
ference committee met to-day, when the
name of Lloyd Aspinwall was mentioned for
the mayoralty, but that gentleman declined
becoming a candidate. The nomination was
also rendered TO postmaster James, but he
also declined. The choice of the committee
then fell on A. M. Doud, president of the
bank of North America, and he accepted
The republican national committee has issu-
ed the following address:
"To the Public:-Our inscriptions polit-
icsl adversaries have spread broadcast a let
ter purporting to have been written by our
candidate for president General J. A. Gar
field, to Fl. L. Morey, of Lynn, Mass, under
date of January 2Sd, 1880. We are fully au
thorized to denounce it as bold forgery, in
both its language and sentiment. Until its
publication General Garfield never heard OF
such a man as II. L. Morey, and wa. not
aware of the existence of such an institution
as the Employees Union, of Lynn, Massa.
"husetts, with which Morey was connected.
The letter is one of the most fragrant lies
which hssever been concocted in desper-
ate party on the eve of defeat. We call upon
the fair-minded men of this country to
make the overthrow of the democratic party
so sweeping on November I'd, that the politi-
cal jugglers and imposters will be taught q
lesson which they will remember in all fu.
ture contests.
MARSHALL JEWELL, Chm'n.
s. w DnRsEY Sectun
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Congressional Nominee.

new York. Oct. 2S,-The following con-
gresslonal nominations were made last night
IN Brooklyn. Republican second distinct,
Daniel o'Riley. Democratic third district,
Charles 9. Egan.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2S.--Thomas Fry was
nominated in the sth district yesterday by
the Republicans, for congress.
New York, Oct 23.-The Tammany con-
sresslonal convention of the 1lth district
last night nominated George W. Gerard for
congress.
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Military.


Macon, Ga, Oct. 28.-The Rockford Ri;
nes' oil Illinois, and Janesville Guards of
Wisconsin, arrived last evening on invitation
Oh .he business men Of this city. They were
met AZ the depot by an immense thropp Of
oltlzens' the Macon Volunteers and Floyd
n'nes, aAd were escorted to the armory of
the Volunteers. All along the line of march
.aere vast brilliant display of fireworks.
Az the reception they were welcomed to ,be
Guy by Hon. Tom Hardeman in patriotic
address, which was responded to in simi.
Ia lar strain by Ii. $. Holland, of Rockford.
Today after viewing the city and after a
parade with the local companies, they will
DO banque!ted by the citizens. Much an :
thusiasm prevails.
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Galveston Items,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
A dead body was found end picked up on
the. gulf shore, nine miles f,om the city to.
day, It.is supposed to be the body of The
odore Brule, who fell from the railroad
bridge on the 18th and was drowned. Justice
Meyer held an inquest.
The News will publish an address, in 10
morning issue, of the republican county ex-
ecutive committee calling on republicans to
support the national and state republican
tickets straight through to Plumley for
foater and Mulcahey, greenbacker, for
representative. They make no endorsements
for county officers, leaving the selection of
candidates to the option of voters.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dead Body Picked up on the Gulf
Galveston Comfy Republicans TO
Publish an Aforementioned
Extensions I'm Southwest
Texas zee Suspension Of
Tax Sales by the
ComptrOner.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, Oct. 2S.-The Jurors were
paid for this weeks work yesterday.
In the Rust Lloyd case yesterday, one
hundred and sixty persons were examined
but only eight jurors selected.
The street railway company donated $50
yesterday, for the improvement of Main
street.
Five hundred and ninety-eight bales of
cotton were shipped yesterday.
The colored band marched through the
streets at IL o'clock LIST night with torch
light and music, waking up the natives.
They are improving fast, but it would suit
us as well if they would practice at home. =. =.
Last night while w. A. Jones, late OF Mis-
souri, was walking home with s. A. Gam
bic, who is said to be a United States deputy
detective, he was suddenly robbed of $57 81
by Gamble, who has been caught and is in
Jail.
Its reported that J. s. Upton, of Bed.
ford, attempted TO commit rape on Mrs
A. 5. ONeal, and that the said Upton has
fled the country.
Three hundred and fifty bales of cotton OF
the market to-day, at from 1-2 to 9 8.4 pei
pound.
Fifty thousand pounds of the new clip O.
wool arrived this week, and sold at an aver
age VI " cents per pound.
Last summer there we're scores of yacan
h uses Oh our street here; now nearly every
business house is occupied, and there is quit,
demand for residences. Rent for dwelling
is increased, and that for business houses i
frmer.
The lry, save one, has been obtained t.
try Rust Lloyd for rape. The enrsgemen
against him has considerably subsidized, bu
from the difficulty to obtain jury mucl
feeling still exists.
The colored people of the "United Breth
ern" marched through the streets this after
noon with band of music, drawing mucl
attention.
To-day is beautiful and pleasant, an,
business is stirring as usual.
Everybody praises the fare and accommo
dations at the Waverly house.
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Court of Appeals Decision.


Special TO the Herald,
Tyler, Oct 2S,-Tho following cases were
decided in the appellate court to-day.
John Wills VS.. the state; appeal from
Gregg; reversed and remanded.
-R'ley Thompson VS.. the state, appeal from
johnson; reversed and remanded.
Henderson Howard VS.. the state, appeal
from Smith affirmed.
James Robinson vs., the stat appeal from
Cass; dismissed.
Sal'ie Wallace vs. the state, appeal from
McLennan reversed and remanded,
Thomas Elchtiss VS.. the stat. appeal
from Gusdaloupe; argument reversed and
bill allowed.
John Thompson VS.. the state; appeaI
from Montgomery dismissed.
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After berry,

Denver, Colorado, Oct 2s.--Governor Pit
KIN, Thursday night, sent an order to the
sheriff of Gunnison county, directing him to
get sufficient forco and proceed to the reser-
walton and arrest Berry. In the order the
& Wernor says "If the Ute Indians ATTEMPT
resistance to process, they will be swept
away"
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washington, Oct. 2S.-Three men, Patrick
Dougherty, Gerritt O'Connor and Daniel
Dougherty, were sitting behind lumber
pile in the Empire lumber yard at Hunters
Point this morning, when the pile fell upon
them, burying them under the weight of some
tons. They are all internally injured and
their recovery is doubtful.
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snhmittedto Arrest.

Washington, d. O., Oct ga dispatch
has been received at the war department
from Major Fletcher stating that Agent
Berry submitted to arrest by the United
Stsles marshal on the 2Oh, and would ave
on the following morning without requiring
a military escort. The Indians consented to
Berry's absence with the promise OF his re-
turning In two weeks.
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No SucIl Man

Boston, Oct 2S.-Inquiry among leading
business men in Lynn, shows that no such
man as II. L. Mosey, to whom General Gar
field is alleged to have addressed letter on
the Chinese question, ever lived there, nor
has any such labor union as the Employees
Union ever existed there. h
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Pimlico. Oct. 23.-First race, mile dash
for two-year-olds, Thera won Compensa-
ton secondi Spark third. Time, 1;47I,
Second race, Breckenridge stakes, two
miles, A dead heat between Helds sud
Grenaden. Time, l:43t.
:. Third race, mile and quarter, Connie
f. won; Gabrielle, second; Surge third.
Time, 2l7.
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Fire.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 2S.-At an early
hour this morning, "a fire broke out in five
story brick building on canal street. below
Thompson, ocnupied by Alexander, McCon-
nell & Morocco, manufacturers of cotton
and woolon yarns. The loss on stock and
machinery is $4,000.
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Runoxer and Killed

New Orleans, Oct. 2S.-Mrs. G. A. Simp-
sop, wife Of the station agent at ST. Elmo, on
the New Orleans & Mobile railroad, was
struck by passing train to-day ard in.
stantly killed. Her infant in her arms es.
capped unhurt
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Austin Affairs.

Special to tn" Herald.
Austin, Oct. 23.-The big tax sales of the
comptroller was postponed to-day to give the
clerks chance to make out receipts. 1t is
said that many of these lands belong to
minors and others who do not know that
they own them, and are likely never to
know it. The land speculators say the titles
to these lands will still remain in them be-
cause they will never be disturbed by litiga-
tion. To get such lands they arc will.
ing to take any risks to
get them. Others seem to think
tho title will not stand if contested by liti.
CATION. Sales will probably run through
next week. The manner of selling is very
rapid and the state, SO far, has had to buy
very little.
The lair closed on slim attendance. 1t
is now said it was not financial success and
that a jump of few years may take place
before another is held. The agricultural
display was very meagre as far AS it welt.
Jones and Shepherd will meet here Mon
day on the stump.
Governor Roberts friends say
he will take the most advanced and pro.
gressive views in his inaugural and message
and will bitterly disappoint the moss,b cks.
Colonel W. W. Lang, and N. A. Taylor,
go on trip of exploration into the PAN
handle. and to New York in the interest of
the southwest immigrant IN company. The
correspondence of this company has be.
come immense. Letter, come from nearly
all parts of the world seeking authentic in
formation about Texas. The largest part
of the correspondence comes from the
north and east.
Bob Ridley won the mile raca; time l.4i
and l:45f The two mile race was won by
Incommode; time 3,44 and 9:45.
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San Francisco, Oct 2S-The democratic
wing OF the workingmens party, last night
withdrew Senator Euos, their candidate for
congress, and endorsed General Rosecrans
the democratic candidate.
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Washington, Oct. 23.-A board has been
consisting of Commodore Ran
som, and Engineers Menocal and Prindle, to
inquire into the efficiency and general con.
dition Of the Pensacola navy yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Nashville, Tenn. Oct. ga prominent
citizen Of Lawrence county was arrested to-
day on charge of belonging to a gang of
oounterfaiters. Further, developments Of
interest are promised.
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EpiscopaI Convention.

New York, Oct 2a.-ln the Episcopal
convention yesterday the application of the
diocese of Virginia for an assistant bishop
was refused.
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New York, Oct. 23.-The registration for
three daysin this city has been lS1,763. The
fetal for the three days last year was s2,g71.
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short and POOr

San Domingo, Oct. 2S.-Thc tobacco crop
is short and poor of quality. IS
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Palestine Items.
Special to the Herald.

SptcIAI 70 the Herald.
Palestine, Oct. 23.-A large nun.
Der of democrats met at the cour,
house last night and pledged them.
selves to make a united effort to break down
the independent movement in this county
They will write Hon. 0lin Wellborn to come
here to speak. The greenbackers, indepen.
dents and republicans have combined lob ca,
the county ticket.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-31

A QUErR LAKH.-The Springfield
(Massachusetts) Republican tells Of q
Washington Territory lake in the SEN
fences following: Spoksn Falls. Wash.
ington Territory, claims to have med.
icai lake . mile and half long that
woald have satisfied even Ponce d.
Icons search for the fountain OF youth.
The water 10 clear and. Of dark color,
and. besides cusing skin diseases Of men
and beasts. lays out nervous troubles,
rheumatism. paralysis and similar all
ments. The water has not been anal.
yzed. but tastes of salt and borax. is AZ
buoysnt IS the Dead Sea. and the only
animal life 1t suftains iss species Of
jelly fish. The lake has no visible ont
let, and. although fed by several smell
streams. never increases NJ decreases IN
size In the slightest breeze the wste'
l. shes into foam which makes . su-
perior soap. and almost anything can
bs clesnsed in the lake much better
than by the most powerful chemicals.