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Teach Your Boys.

fltmorean,
Teach them that a true lady may be
found in calico quite as frequently as
in velvet.
Teach them that a common school
education with common sense, is better
than Il college education without it.
Teach them that one good honest
trade, well mastered. IS worth a dozen
beggary "proIessims.'
Teach them that honesty is the best
policy, that it is better to be poor than
to be rich on the profits Of "crooked
whisky" and point your receipt by
the examples of those who are now
suffering the torments Of the doomed.
Teach them to respect their elders
and themselves.
Teach them that, as they expect to
be men some day, they can not too
soon learn TO protect the week ones.
Teach them by your own example
that smoking iu moderation, though
the least of vices to which men are
heirs, is disgusting to others and hurt
full to themselves.
Teach them that to wear patched
clothes is no disgrace, but to wear q
black eye is. a-.
Teach them that God is no respectei
of the sex, and that when he gave the
seventh commandment, he ment it fol
| thau 90 xuall 90 ihoir cicta,o
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Plenty of Money.

Plenty of money secures leisure ant
buys pleasure; but will not always re
store health when lost. Mr.. II. Lulay
Sunleld, o., writes: Ny wife was
affected with Liver Complaint for lif
teen years, and could not find any re
lief, with the aid of all the physicians
we consulted. concluded to try thC
Hamburg Drops. My wife was cured
and since that day we have not seen {
physician in our house.--Columbm
EeninQ DiSpatch.
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Blazac's Wonderful Industry.


Balzac has been dead some thirty
years, and his name and example are
among the most influential in modern
letters. Among his stories are several
of the acknowledged masterpieces Of
fiction. His influence, identical with
the exact, positive, egOtistic tendency of
the century, appears to deepen year by
year. Even his sternest critics ac-
knowledge his Incompatible power,
while to his worshippers he is one of
the few who are worthy of place beside
Shakespeare His biography has been
written; his letters have been published
the smallest scraps he printed have
been sought after and reproduced; there
has grown up about him a whole liter
ature of comment and criticism, of eX-
panatiOn and analysis and history; he
| is. in his way, well nigh as legendary as
Napoleon Bonaparte. His personality
is coarse and vulgar, but it is large,
vigorous and energetic, and to be con-
temptuous of it, or even Indifferent TO
it, is impossible. He was a braggart. a
charlatan, a very Paracelsus of the pen
he ruined his publishers; he broke faith
with his editors: he blinded his print
ers: he was eXtravagant, vain, preten-
tious and selfish; and withal the story
of his life is one of patience, constancy,
laboriousness, selr-hclpiulness almost
unparalleled. AT first glance it is in
credible that the author Of "GCriot' and
La RabOuilleusc' should only have
made himself writer by hard work
and sheer force of will; but there is
evidence to spare in all he did that but
for indOmitabc energy he would have
produced little or nothing worth preser-
yatiOn. The resolution condensed into
his work is something fabulous. NJ. de
LoveniOul gives photographed sketch
of upward of 2G0 separate works by
him; and we know it for Il fact that in
many cases his manuscript changed its
shape ten or a dozen times over ere it
was sent forth into the world. We
know that to the last he exercised over
his published matter critical supervis-
ion us minute and active as that Of the
most ia>,idious of poets. II is asSUrcr'y
great aud splendid achievement TO
hlvecOncciycd thc" "COmcdie llrmane;
but TO have done it as BalZlc / d TO do
il is one greater and more splendid
still.
In ihinkiun of Brlylc we are ami TO
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Good taste is sometimes as useful as
money; indeed it has pecuniary value
of its own. How often do we see a
cheap but tastefully planned and ar
ranged cottage exceeding in attractive
ness the spacious and costly but ill-con'
trived dwellings, The difference be-
tween taste and the want of it is strik-
ingly manifested in the laying out of
grounds and the planting of trees and
shrubs. And it is also manifest in other
ways. One person always appears well
dressed; another never. Yet the one
who is ill-dressed may pay his tailor
twice as much in the year as the other,
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Some OF the Tricks Of the Stage.
New Yo.S Ml'or.
A great many tricks of the SAGE cos
tune spring from personal defects. in
whatever cdt OF waist MOieSha appears.
there is always Il bunch of flowers or Il
bow placed at the left of her open cor
sage. When this device is not resOrted
TO, u little strap OF silk viii he trailed
across diagonally, or II lille fan OF lace
will suddenly spring from the Lett
corner. in order to hide Il scar ON the
breast that looks as it ii might be the
result OF a wound from Il pOniad. -
a souvenir" OF romance. Poor Lu.
ule Western was afflicted by a .hirtll
mark. She was n regular female Esau
AboJt her waist there was thick
growth OF silky brown hair which ran
up to a point in front. Where it came
above the tops OF her d,saies it was
carefully Shaved. but the skin ALWAYS
remainCd blue. So Lucile wore q hGGt
cross dan'lag inbt over that portion oi
her anatomy Plepa Rose had a deep
vaccination scar far down her lobuSt
arm. and When her sleeves were very
short, u kno5 OF ribbon or a trail OF
1owels used TO cover ii. before she
grew extremely stodt, she wore gold
en- band above the elbow to i de it. bui
when her aimleC had to be as big rs a
waistcoat She abandoned the oddly.
One night speaking of this scar TO an
American girl who sat in her dressing
room, the Yankee girl offered Parepa
an immediate and effectual conceal
ment of tine offending spot. She took
one of the candies off the toilet table,
and holding it above the arm lei one
drop of the melted wax fall upol the
place, and there was no further need Of
concealmg devices. A dash of flesh
tinted powder completed the "cure,' y
ard Paiepa's makeup box forever after
contained a bit OF wax candle.
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The Human Mandatory

a man may eat and drink heartily
all day, says an unknown writer, aud
sit and lounge about, doing nothing, in
one sense of the word; but his body
must keep hard at work all the time or
it will die. Suppose the stomach re-
fused TO work within ten minutes after
Il hard dinner, the man would die it,
COnvulsions in Il few hours; or cholera
or cramp-colic would rack aud wreck
him. Surprising the pores of the skin
--meaning thereby the glandular ap.
paratuS with which they are connected
should go on Il ''Strike," he would in
an hour be burning up with fever; op-
preston would weigh upon the system.
and soon become insupportlble. Sup
pose the liver became muliSh, food
would be lOathed, torturing pains would
invade the small OF the back, and the
head would ache to bursting. Suppose
the kidneys shut up shop. and danger
most imminent, sufferings unbearable
and death more certain would he the
speedy and unavoidable result. If the
little workshops of the eye should
close, in an hour he would not shut Ol
open them without physical force. ant
in another hour he would be blind; OIL
if those of the tongue should close, il
would be as dry as a bone and stiff az
steel.
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In October, when the woods arr
glorious in their scarlet and COLDER
drapery, is the time to seek the Au
tumn leaves and ferns. A severe
Cold is often the result of such pleas
ure trips, DR.. Bulls Cough SyruI
always cures Coughs and Colds. Price
25 cts,
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The wife of Rev. A. A. Allen, had
been afflicted with Rheumatism for the
past six years; she tried st. Jacobs Oil
one evening, which relieved her Of al
pain, and she rested in peace for the
night. One bottle cured her,-Hollg
(Mich.) Register,
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Ninth-All property should bear its
Just proportion of taxation, and we de-
maud d graduated ineometax.N y
Under existing laws one pian invests
his money ina farm and Is forced to
pay taxes thereon; another 1man in
vests his money in government bonds
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CLALLAM COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungoness, Port Angeles
PyshL
CLARKE
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie. Fourth Plain
Mariin,s Blum, Pioneer, Stoughton, Union
Ridge, Vancouver, Washougal, Fern Prairie
La Center, Hayes, Ialcolla.
CHEHALIs.
Cedar Vile, Chehalis Point, Elma. Hoquiam.
Montcslno, oakville, satsop, sharon Sunmit
COLUMBIA.
Alpowia, Burisssvilie, Daytono, Pomeroy, Tux
anon, Annetia, Central Ferry, Marengo.
cowLIrz.
Castle Rock, FFeeport, Kalama. Lower Cow
litz, Monticello, III. Coifin, OAK Point, Pekin.
aiiyerLake, Coweeman, Olequa-
ISLAND.
CogPeyille, coveland, DugaHy, Utsalady.
Port Discovers, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend.
KING.
Black River, Dwamish, FaI City, SeattIes.
slaughter. 5noqualmy, Squack White River
CLerry Nalle5 Novelty Milton, Osccolu, ,Renton
KIrsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison.
Port Orchard, seabeck, Tecklit
KLICKIrAr
fuock House, Columbus. GoIdendala KIlckf-
tat, White Salmon, Blakely, Fulda, Kiickitai
Landing.
LEWIS.
Alcernon, Boisiort, Chehalis. Cla1uato Covr-
litz, Glen Eden, Lttle Falls, Meadow Brook,
Messy Rock, Napavine, Newaukum, Skookum-
chuck, silver Creek, Winiock, Naseilo.
MASON.
Arcadia, Lightviile, Oakland, skokomIsh.
PACIFIC.
Bruceport, Brookneld, kuappton OvsfervIlIe
l.iNersluet South bend- Unity, Woodward's
Landing, Bay Center Lake View, south Bend,
PIERCE.
Eihi, franklin, Lake View, New Tacoma
Puyallup, Steiiacoom city, Tacomas. Alder,
town. Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, Wiike-
son, Artondale.
SAN JUAN.
san Juan, Topaz, orcas, East Sound, Friday
sSoHoH1sH.
Cenieryllle. Lowell, Mukllteo, suobomish
Tulalip, Park Place, Stamwood.
sKANASIA.
Ca,cades, Collins Landing.
sTEvESs.
Crab Creek, -Four Lakes, Fort Coiviue. Hang
mans Greek. Pine Grove, Rock Creek, Resale.
spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge,
Walkers Prairie.
THUEsroN
Coat Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie, oIympias.
Tanalquoit, TeulnO, Tumwater, lelm, Inde-
pendence, Key.
wAHKIAKUx-
Cathlamet, Eagle Ciin, skamokaway, Water
ford.
wALLA wALLA
Pafaha Prairie, Waitsburgs, Walla Wallas,
whitman, Waliula-
WHATCoE.
Cedar Grove, Guemas, Ia Conner, Lehmhi,
Iummf, Lyndeu, Nootsachk, Point William
samish, Seahome, Seiahm0o, Ship Harbor,
Ship Island, Skagit, Truder, Whatcom Fidalgo.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, ColfaX, Evansville. Owensburg,
Palouse. SteptOe, Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Leitchvilie, Panswsna, Pine Creek, ROsalia.
Anatone, Lincoln, Paiaha City, UniOutOwn
YAKIMA.
Attanum. Ellensburg, Fort Simcoe, Kittitas,
Konnowock, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, Selah,
Yakima.
money Order omces.
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A 'Traoted Meetin'.
PROM THE NEW NOVEL OF LIFE At THE SOUTH,
- EooL.s EI.1ANn... BY oNE on InE EooLs
ILetler from - Fool,s Wiiel

FROM TiiE NEw NOVEL. OF LIFE At TIE SOUTH,
d" A POOLS EtcI2AND,n BY oSE or THE POOLS
Letter from the FOOLS wifel
The feeling is terribly against Com
fort on account Of his course toward the
colored people. There is quite a village
Of them on the lower end of the planta-
ton. They have a church, a Sabbath
school, aud are to have a school next
year. You cannot imagine how kind
they have been TO Us, and how much
they are attached TO Comfort. They are
having a "'tracted meetin'," as they
call it, now. / got Comfort to go with
me to one Of their prayer meetings a
Few nights ago. / bad heard a great
deal about them, but had never attended
one before. It was strangely weird.
There were perhaps fifty present.
mostly middle-aged men and women.
They were singing, in a soft, low mono
tone, interpreted with prolonged ex-
clsmatory notes, sort OF rude HYMN
which l was surprised to know was one
of their old songs in slave times. How
the chorus came 10 be endured in those
days | cannot imagine. Ii was
"Freei freei free. my Lord, freet
An we walks de hebben-ly wayi'
A few looked around as we came in
and seated ourselves; and Unele Jerry
the saint Of the settlement, came for
ward 90 bis slaves, aud said, In his soft
voice:
"Ev'nin, KunneI. Sarvant, Missus :
VIII you walk Up an hev seats in
frout?u
We told him we had just looked in
and might go in a short time; so we
would stay in the back part Of tile audi
ence.
Uncle Jerry cannot read nor write;
but be is man Of strange intelligence
and power. Unable to do work Of any
account, be Is the faithful friend. moni-
SoI ahu director Of others. He has a
mouse ana piece Of land, all paid for. a
good hor-e aud cnpy, aud. with the aid Of
ms wife aud two toys, made a fine cron
tuls season. He is one of tha Uost
promising colored men in the seftle.
menti so Comfort says, at lea-t E,,ar,,-
oouy seems 70 have great rtspaci for his
character. i don't know how fnanv
people have heard speak Of h,s r''1i-
ion. Mr.. Savage used 10 saw bs h.-,l
rather hear him pray than anv otbar
man on earth. He was much priya5 ~,
his master, even after ne was disahlsd
on account Of his faithfulness aud char,
acter.
The meeting was led last night bv a
mulattO man named Robert, who was
what is now called an Hoid issue free
niger" freed before the war;. He
seemed very anxious 10 display the fact
that he could read, and, with eomical
pride, blundered through "de free hun
ner'n fifty-fird hymn" and a chapter Of
Scripture. Some Of his comments on
passages Of the latter were ludicrously
apt. II indeed baptize with water, but
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G1ROO To $1,000 A YEAR, or So to SO per
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Women do as well as men. Many make more
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yourself Address GEORGE SIlNSON ~ CO.
Portland, Maine. 81
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Enjoy the blessings Of this day if God
sends them; and the evils bear patiently
and sweetly. For this day is ours we
are dead to yesterday, aud we are not
born to- -morrow.-JereHlV Taylor.
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The crystaied petals OF roseal hours
The remembered earth Telume.
And the world Is white with angel flowers,
And gariamds OF bridal bloom;
For The year is mould'ring in ash ar "a ember
And The Wild wan face Of the drcar Decen bei
Is writ With somber doom.
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EOR DEBILITY, LOSS OF MEMORY, IN
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AS sunset and dawn, with chapIets meetly
Garnish tho golden day.
And the brow OF age is clustered sweetlv
With the blossom OF long-lost May
The stars still shake from their curling tresse
Jhe floral snow that diVineIy dresses
The kingdom thai passes away.
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lThis elegant poem, by sam. L. Simpson, is
published by request. though not appropriate
al this time.-ED. NEW NORTH wEsT.I
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Once more, Il may be no more forever,
Let us crown the parting year,
And watch and wait till the seas dissever
The guest that leaves rs here;
We. Too, may part, in the glad time coming
ming.
Or the grapes are flushed with cheer.
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The grand old monarchs, in cIoister Quiet.
ForsoOk the realms they won.
And thua the year, al the welcome nat,
Goes forth discrOWned and lone
IN the solemn night, as set hereafter
4 be years VIII follow with moan or laughter
TIL all Is over and done.
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