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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-01-28

SPEAKER WILSON has introduced
a new railroad bill in the House. 1t
will be- remembered that the bill
which he introduced last winter and
which was defeated, was the source
of considerable discussion and angry
debate. The bill now introduced is
entirely free from all riders and is
put forth on its merits alone. The
great objection to the bill will be
found in the attempt to regulate pas
senger and freight charges so as to
make them the same for a short as a
long distance, and to give to a small
shipper the same reductions given
to large shippers; in other words that
the retail dealer shall have all the
advantages accorded to the whole
sale dealer. This would entirely up
set the principle that has always OBJ
tanned in trade and commerce. There
is always a reduction on large pur-
chases, just as there is on large ship
ments. The man who ships five
carloads of freight would always ex.
pect to get a little better rates than
the man who only ships a fourth or
half a carload. And this principle
runs through all kinds of business.
Any merchant will give you a better
discount or rebate on a bill of $500
than he would on a bill of So.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-01-28
THE YARD.

corner Of Race and German, will be
promptly attended to. [ solicit a share
Of public patronage, und guarante salts
faction to all customers.
novl8-3m CHARLES SHARFF.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-01-28
DIED.

Hc- Hut6 cates-lire GEMS per tne-fof Obituary n
res 5eqonf the usual ct1otalteacat.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-01-28
HARD And SOFT GOAL,

Split Wood, &C., at the very lowest rates.
Full weights guaranteed. Coal and wood
delivered to any part OF the town. Orders
left at
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-10-29

2eioen 70 fire seinadt unb 10 tbeil=
nabnrsIos tpar. cob iie auf bic sSrase, oh
eS ihr 8inb isL beiabte, obtpobI unter
anoeren llmitan6en bas Brotpfon iiber
Elm ie5s @odel aItes' tobtes 2inb, tpeIz
hes bic SHUTTER felt Der @eburt niht
mebr 5u @elidte befommen bate,
bel 10 beipanoter 6ahIase niht
10 baitis eei6Ionen iporben ipdre.
MlS bic 8rdiin oies erfubr, ipar
ibr erlte8 8ort Elm Mbsus bon tauienb
9uIoen bon Der periprodeuen Sumne.
9rOboem Fam bic Seiratb gu Stanoe.
Der 3iibler fiibrte baS an 2eib uno
SeeIe sebrodene @eid6pf als iein gSeib
na6 @munoen beim, mo er, iib elm 9ns
tpeien NIT oem GeISe faufte. Snbenen
batte @raf Soief ieoe 8erbinoune nit Der
ylutter polIitdncis serriilen unc ii4 ins
ttefe nngarn allf zines ieiner pielen 8iiz
ter snriidsssogen, tpoieIbIt er ipater cine
8erwanote beiratbete, NIT Der er beute
nod bort lebt. 0acur9 fam 8rdfin 81.
IN Die ansenebme Gage, ale ibre Sesebes
nen 3uiagen bon bilfreiher 9ane uno
nnterltiiBuneen in bic 2uft su iblasen,
uno alS Der Gtlbler, ilber beHen 8uno
nit sSuIfa fetn @lilf 3u tpalten itielI in
ieiner 9iptbIaee einnul an Die IbIre Der
banalS in SI6I tpobneneen Grdfin
flopfte, ipurbe Ct i9nDbe absstpieien. Gr
itarb I'M 9rDBten Glenoe. Seine g8ittpe
tpanbte Ii9 persebli6 an bic Dtutter ibres
friiberen 9eIiebten unb nod pergebIi6er
an bic Bpli3eL tpo ibr emit Shn,ud,
8elb, fat 4lleS bis auf baS lebte 4leib
beim Berb6re abeenomu1en iporben mar.
Sic erbielt fetnen Bfennis suriid. SD
trage NOD nad, oas @rdfin q. CUR Soas
seit = aus ipel1er 9lnpanoIune fpnnte
BEL ibrem Gbaratter ni9t erratben tpers
ben = sipsibunbsrt Dutaten ssibidt unb
iie eart ben ibpn otter erndbnten BoIis
seibeamten an bic Braut bate abiennsn
Lafen. 0leIe erbieIt fpeber has @eIo,
nod bic SparfaHenbiider, bic ibr gigens
tbum tparen unb bic iie ienem Beaniten
;ur 0ertpabrune iibereeben batte. llno
als bieier einmal bon Sibl suriidtam unb
plDBlid Itarb, oa munfelten gingeipeibte
aIerIei Son Selbitmprb oar9 8ereiltung,
3.i Der thn ieiH bbfes Beiutiisn gstrteben.
Die 9rdfin itarb Dor einiseH Sabren /;
iiber ba5 ShidlaI Der Rdrtprerin unierer
8eI1ibte tonnte i9 nibts tpeiter erfab,
rem, aIS oab iie ipdtsr cine Oienititsae
iu4te unb tpabri@einli5 Elm eIenSeS Da.
isIn friite. r. F.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-10-29

God mar bur1 rolsnrptbes @Ias psrbedt.
sllS i'd binburbbIidte, setpabrte i& nit
6rcber BetrOHenheit, baB id biele Babne
bereits fannie. = gS mar berIeIbe runoe
SaaL mo ib Wittass Romeo ano s5uIia
gsipielt bate, unb jene @Iasltern6eu
tiber jeoem BiIberrabmsn iino nibts ipei.
ter, alS sbenio nieIe 2ogenfsnfter, burd
tpelhe bas Nublitum bic &pmDoie nit
anliebt.
Serte lieb meine Marqaile einen
OtbeaD auftreten Der 1lnslafli6e mar
Elm @nsIdncer ,mo benabm ii9 erbarme
LTD iaIe6t. SD muB iebo9 seiteben,
baB Die Dame nit ibm ebenio gut Desbe1
mona ipielte, als nit mir SuIia; Der
engliIhs 2Crb bdnste ii6 in ieiner ipiis
tbenben Giferiuht am Gnee beiaabe am
8iranbplnaseI auf.
Offeu SeRanben, bie 2om5bie mar bunz
bert 5rancS ipertb.
Wfan fam Iih Ieiht porIteIen, bah i'd
mid niht inebr beetle, i'm Sternsim,mer
Der Ntarquiie 8ardes6i ben stpeitsn Gift
bon ROmep unb SuIid absuipieIen ION.
bern bate NIT Iagessrauen 8aris bereits
i'm 9tiifen, bamit t9 niht ettpa s5emano
auf Der StraBe hsgegns, Der mid um
gntEduIcieuns bittst, neil er mir porge=
tern aIS i'd 9trmso mar, nitt ssniiasno
8eifaa seflatidtl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-10-29
9 ofi6.
Cine Stis3e bon 6enrif Nontoppibar.
aus ssm UaniI4en bon 8. .. 3ieseIer.

Srou &insbers iaB in einem baIbbnns
tsIn 9abinet, 6aS lur bur1 ben 9eodmpfs
ten SdeiE srIeu6tet ipuroe, Der aus benz
anItoBsnoen 3immer bur9 bic i6tperen
Salten elmer ooppeIten Bortiers orans.
Sic fab aIIein, Senahlib suriidseIebnt
in bic Gde zines fieinen tpeiben Sopbas,
eeoantenppl bic Salten ibreS RIeioes
gIdttenb, ipdbreno ibr fletner Sub ben
Gait ;u Der aus benz BalliaaI bereinbrin.
senben Wfuiit i6Ius, tpeI4e bier, burb
bic sspildenIieseuoeu 3imu,er bereitS
fart sebd,hpft bon benz GelG1ter Der
Gan3enben uno ben eifrisen SanSiisnas
len Der auffiibrenosn 6erren oft gans
ilbertdabt puroe. 3utpeilen unterbra6
iie ibre ihmeberpen iBetradtungen ba.
nnrd, SaB lie nit einem Iangen
uno b0rbaren Gdbnsn ben Ropf
suradlsgte. 9snn iis ba1te Saran,
bab iie bereits ieit feds boasn Uionaten
perbeiratbet mar, unn fonnte niht bsgrei,
fen, bab iie es 10 Iange ausgebalten
tatte. Niemanb fpnnte lie beihulbiaen,
bdb He NIT lbertrisbenen Grpartunaeu in
ben Stanp Der bsilisen Gbe setreten mar,
unb eesbalb mar iie sigentli9 aud niett
get6ulHt iporpsn. Sic bate bic Melt
bereits porbes iebr senau setannt unb bes
oausts nur iene laipsn Iborsn, bic nod
70 einfdItis iino, an irbiides @iit an
sIaubeM unb nidt 10 n;sI Dsrnunit Be-
f,ten reiionirt unb obne ~ Hagen, 6ns
ldities Dafein 3u ertragen. Aud fie bate
sstanst. seIabt mar ib5n, fotett uno le.
bensluitis gepeien aud iie bntte ii1
ben 0pf MAIDEN lafen, bate Niinnerbers
aen 80 Dubenoen sermaInt; mar aud
ielbit perliebt -fterblib perliebt getpeIen !;
Ales tpie es ii4 seb6rts. llnb bod bate
|Ge iiH ebenio fpsnis nit ben Dumu,en @es
qnien setra8en hen NOfenI1immer bes
gaaiaals ms slltaeslebsn binlber.
sttvaosn ais iie iennls einen Sunten
Dol sitler 9cifnung auf sbeli6es @iiid
esnibrt bate. moran @tnf1ltige nod inns
Iaer llaubsR. Mber is bate ibrtn Tau}s
l4sinA llnp ba bisier ibs fugte, babsfie
iby thfunb3irdnaioiteS Sabr rouenbst
battt nubte lie, bab itr astsn istt W
Gentlst4 y Gnbe irnr, utlb % iit9 niir nod
barana Bucsgte init atnianb ms Grab
Ji TeieenS
1lnt biess @ra6 murts bsr .acmmey,
jisuratb Maoter8. Dos Msubers bieIes
lllai1nee 9dts sbea uitts Derlodsn6ss
Iar sln juags Wldb@nL unb bod tuuns'
oerte ftb si6tlVt& fber bieIe @ortis 9i<s
manb MitbsrtSsalS ber f<rx aem1ne7ixns I
ratb isltll 4yM BATH ndlnlj& besn(r{t,
mie - I'm Ssr6ulsin 1efln 6lIm&lio
- llsaisssR N
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-10-29
9as Ssepter oes Ddntons.
gas Der Gbrunif etuss alsoseliasn Sa,ies,

''O'' *~''l'
GS TT nun etrstge stpansie Sabre ber,
als anf einen. Der ret6iteR t,nsarii4en
goelfse 1rdFn Y. einsin Rnaben bas
seben i4entts. Der Subel In 9auie gait
ipenIger oer yerlon oes Neaeeborenei,,
als oem tunftl9en UinlordtSberrl. Den
9Stnter tiher lebte bic 5amiIie tn Mien,
surafsesosen BET allen 6lan3e, tpeil q
ote ppbsren uno bohltcn Rrsiie beia Gras
ZEN lbel permerttsn, oaB sr, os1en Stamnl
IN eunfle yortslt snridtpies, sinntaf pas
Opfer esaer i9ipdrmer.lhen Stuuoe ees
irproen mar uno allen StanosArsselil ;rls
tuioer lt3 nit lunsem iHo ntinesr blauem
8lute perpnnoen patte. Die leltsreli
9tesse ssner oeftps'iustsn Goelfrust aus
llaocnIl4en Sdnoen batten ilber ole BE.
oentsn fonpsntlOnsller SatdIi6tit 3u
lteget1 permo1t. uno i1on ina; iie /!
S1lant 'pre Weltdlt blet9 ibr 8diht,
.ere AaSsn ounfeE ebsnlo be pra6tD,lea
9aare. Ste mar mot lar'8e IN ben Ser.
renpof singeaoSen, 10 tlbltsn bereits aIIe,
o'e lte urt9apefl oas S3epter eInes 9ds
mons. Der @raf tritnsnlte itH unter ben
5suer ibrsrAusen, ME unter einsni8anns
itrahl uno iant td8ltep msbr su elneni tpes
isnloisn Ssiipert Der 9srrl4aft berlnter.
gr itarb turt nap Der @sburt ielnes Spbs
nes. Dtelen Sunsen 81 einem tpiiroisen
Geprdientantsn eeS 9ei1le4tS ;il MAIDEN,
btloete BON nun ali Der 9rdfn fat sln3i,
ees Siek tpelbeS ne nit ollie Der perf9ies
oenartigiten Utittek ioie tie ibr Elm un9e-
tppbnllh i1arfer Tsrltano sineab, ~ ers
rei4en tra9tete. Sbrsr Aniirt mad
eurfte Scief por IIlern in feinsm Versnii.
gen geitDrt tpsrSsn. DemSuusen braudts
man bas nitt gu iasen. Adbrenb er
aus ben 9dnben Der Am,me in bic Der
BOnue unb bon Sn IN bic Der 2ebrer
anD oes Grsiebers iibersins, iparen bic
eritsren einis, baB ss fein eiSenimniseres
aino sebe, unb bic lssteren msrften baIo,
Sab or ii& allen Anis6tunSsn Der Gram,
nlatif geeenlber duBerit itanobaft betpies
uno lieber aslf einsns ipiloen Nofie in pie
gable binausitlrmts. Sn stpei Dinsen
unterI6leo er iit BON ieiner ibm ipnii
ean3 dbnlthen Ulutter Selt 9er3 ihlue
tpdrrner, unb fe!nen ADeI bate er eineul
Dauern un Elm i4onss pfero Obnetpeitsrs
rertauft. RiemaIs flelts IT'D isine Mat,
ter 10 unbebaSliA, ais ipenn fie pernabnt,
bab e. isb tpieber tater benz fdIe1tsften
BOLT berumgetrisben. Sic oa@te nah,
unb nahoem iie ben riGtissn @runS ss.
funben su baben meinte, reiits iis in ibrs
9eintatb unb fam nit einem feb3sbniab.
riSen it6nen Rinoe Der SIopaisi surid.
Gs mar cas erfe UlaI, bab Tie iid Der.
rehnete ben iunsen Grafsn erfabte cine
10 IeiosnfHaftIi1e 2iebe su benz UsGbAen,
bab r fur einise .9eit Der fit,
lan,Iss, @ sings,ossnlts Msai$ luarSs. 81, |,
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Cincinnati, sonntag, ben 80 oftober 1882.

ibr nit sprnfunfeInben Augen ibre Rcbz
belt Dor. Die @rdfin ipcr su tIug, UNI
ni6t ben &iB fofort 3u ertsnnen, Der stpis
i6en lbnen eintreten milbte. Mlein, obs
irobI iie in BEN 9lussnb1ife nebr erfabs
rem ais lie li6 gu abnen setraut bate,
baute tie bod auf ben 2ei6tiinn Der Wlan=
ner an iebr uu nidbt einigen Croft in
benz 4e6anfen 3ti finbsn. Sic bate ibr
babies Terri6sen fir oa8 Beipubtiein ses
Opfert, baB ibr Sobu fbIehter fpdre, als
er tpar. st sins bon ibr berubigter,
aber nnperlbbnt. Nahbetn aber in Der
2iebe Der beiben iungen 2eute fsinerIei
aenberans eintrat, iuhts bic Grdfin bent
Wtdbden ben 9lufentbalt su berIsiosn.
gBar Scief abiueienO, 10 q,ldIte lie bas=
ielbe NIT allen erbenftiden Wiitteln, trieb
eS III bic @eltnbeitube unb unter robes
'8olf, benz Salfa bic 3isIi9eibs bes
Wtbe8 nnb SpotteS ipur6e. glber aud
iest ma9te Der Sobn ieiner Mutter einsn
Shi6 our9 bic 8e1nu,lg. Zines Mbenes
Iisbten perIRlpunOen. 9,on nun botten
Der 2prn Der @ltsherrin unb ois 9sinen
bes BON ibr a[libenp oebahtsn 9sdShenS
feline 6rel,,eH mebr Iii Grftere Este
MlIes in Betpso,ira nm osr T[ihtIin,,e
babbaft an tpepben Ga osIona 8e;Se
tpurosn SefelieIt eirgebra9t, Der iunse
Graf Iofort freigelaIlei, SllIfa aber NIT
Serionen n Soi6em @enabrinm aebaItsn
SaS Gsraf SnSeis gsni,b,,aa i, ;br =,
fen,n,en etoe Ann. ,,erasbI;as tsnr .;,s
SHUTTER obsr R,nS f,,r, ,,cIbsr ~, s;ns,,,
qoli,s;bsau,ten S,fSen S;ns;nfpit IN, Mns.
fniirsn son Wsrbrsd,er1 shsnio hs,r,'n-
Ssrt ala 81, srs,,nSi;Me o,,t bs.oSIts
Silfe Sie er sem giSsi asa.n Phi s;irosTT;tSss g
S,of osrn Ie;itsts wn6esnnrs MR. @s;,,,
Gintr,tts her @rSf;n p nsrS,,nsrtsn [
5ih Sie feIienbdrten 2acs Sss Spcnrss
,,;d,t ~, II, asri,,oitsn hs,r,s SIbsH;sSs Sr;,st.
q se;ne,r IeiuAs r,;t nsrh;nnT;%e,,,
oahsIn unS n;sfSons,Ssn, NI;,s ~ 60
Gs bsrrsSbte no,, r,,,, cm .n,;ihsm ;Ensn s,
nolIitss GianeritdnSnis 4 '7"s"
@ror gcirf m,rhs mi. S,.r,s,. ,b,,ros,
sos rio SIrosreosnbs;t. - s;ntr ss~ Ssrs
bra s,o,,ssS ntffS,nrrer ,,t;rfsst,,rss,, MEN
Wsi,e ibrs qSsuna finSen ,pilrSe b;nas'
baiten rnS bei s.iner 1bnmaebf IS Ssn,
s56arfi;nne ber SHUTTER oeseni,bsr nm
Tdlper oa.u belpoosn cine lamaere ae;ie
~ ,,nterash,nsn AZ, Isatsys sot ns,r
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Gin piffsuf& I !
ESdmu88Ier. Sm atI s s
rem 4unlboIot Mnb @o1s llI5 fT|
NIT 8erIu&en ilber Die M & + q
2nft tei9djti0t unb kt1 =
afr srpben MnaabI WI6
ipasen jsho@ 81 isnsr l
litgenlein tb<uer tals III
ulaperl4 4pineli&. %
pie 26htsn III Dsui{< q
6dbriiantss ha, itps Sj y
ben 1ll1ni hssI1e1 nn6 &
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STE vwttIii6e 9ldttta, .

Aas sonnisssslatt sss ssurinat slissasts. Hns bsr
ainssseeIhuss asfsrs sepSmst nb ,sidnen no taupfs
Ia4ls4 bns% BE 1zsiTs1tsit su BARN ssrBHsHiIs@sa
Gnapmnssn aus
Rseis&s 1laisessnA aaeasnssais on sins asssts %
Dss Satr.
prsts seoc pu 5ass ssrsotreA MAD cursba ss.sc
or SaRxs SostSsrei.
ctnssIus RamnsrH: Bsni ssnts, ippfr tas Hlatt ssa
faStt'4sa WsennsussH sus bic Srassr n's 6aas 0slss
srs'pth.
@sbiessnHstn ttHnsn Der ~MOnss Drssrs sess rsss-
pTirsss Brtsf aaf uHsr asais ssmn&t sassn
DIE CINCINNATI V1issslAT! guXs ACME.
box 1AlA,
Cincinnati. Cktr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18
DAILY MAIL 70 VICToRlA.

The Coionist, which takes an advanced
and progressive position ON every sub
jsct looking to the bettermsnt of British
Columbis, thus talks of daily mail in
one Of it. latest Issues:
1T il earnestly to be hoped that the
new broOms' who are to visit Ottawa in
q political capacity for the first time at
the forthcoming session, will impress
upon the minds of the Government of
Canada the importance Of establishing
daily mail service between Victoria
and Puget Sound. Under the present
arrangement the mails for British
Columbia are brought ON every week day
TO Fort Townsend in Washington Terri
tory, distant, a. the crow flies, about
thirty miles fram Victoria. There they
remain until, three times in each week,
q steamboat ID ready to sail to Victoria,
when they are put on board and brought
across. The Dominion at present sub
sidizes the Puget Sound line to bring
she mails to Victoria three times in each
week. A very slight addition to that
subsidy would secure q service that
would lay tho mails at our doors six
times in each week. A daily mail ser
for people to contrast the improved con-
diti0n of affairs now with condition Of
affairs three years ago. There is No COM
psrisOn between them. The Province
Is awake now and bounding With life
and energy. Men walk faster, talk faster
and think quicker than they did q year
ago. The trade of tho port is attaining
huge proportions. Its exports for q sirs
gle month exceeded $675, 900; and the
customs dues collected at Victoria for
the past year will reach million dol
lars. With this vast increase of trade,
the postal needs Of the place are natur-
ally enhanced. Merchants are no longer
content to have their correspondence lie
at Port Townsend for three days in each
week. The necessities Of commerce are
such that letters should be placed
in their hands ON tho evening Of each
day. Tho new members should see
to it that this matter is brought
prominently forward at Ottawa
during the approaching session. Vic
toria needs q daily mail and has conf
dence that when her members ask for
it in the proper spirit it will be
granted"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18

w. D. Hampton, of California, in
forms tho Fresno Expositor of thrill
ing adventure that recently took place
ct the White-Yock Quarts Mine, ON the
north side Of the San Joaquin river, in
Fine Gold Mining District, which, for
nerve and daring, is equal to anthinQ We
ever heard. There is an old shaft on
the mine which has been unused for
years, and recently il became necessary
to clear il Out and use il in working the
mine. The shaft is about thirty feet
deep, perpendioularly, with an incline OF
thirty feet moro. A number Of rattle-
snakes had taken possession of the in
closure, probably in the start by falling
down the shaft, and BY breeding had in
creased till the whole bottom seemed
like writhinR mass Of reptiles. At first
An effort vas made to clean them out by
disCharRin9 giant powder cartridges at
the bottom OF the shaft, and killing the
horrible venomous reptiles whose hiss
ing and rafting could be plainly heard
quantity of antidoteo for snake poison,
3 ID making oil needed preparations
{ r raising and lowering the adventur-
Gus man, who was about, as it were, to
place his life in his own hands, Charles
Campbell was lowered into the shaft BY
his trembling felloW-laborers. He was
armed with lantern and small stick.
The stencil 0coasioned by the poison
ous breaths Of the rattlesnakes was al
most overpoweYing, but nothing daunted
he proceeded on his erYand. Resching
the bottom of the shaft he gradually
Rroped his way down the steep and slip
perry incline, stopping ever and anon to
kill . venOmous rattler that impeded
his way. Reaching the bottom he Piled
his stick With vigor, while the mass Of
snakes squiFmed and ratified, their eyes
sparkling like diamonds, and their
forked tongues tapping the air a. they
moved their heads in the intensity Of
their fury, or struck with their poisoned
fanRs at tho brave man who dared to en-
| oroach ON their quarters and give them
| battle. Rapidly they fell over in the
| agonies Of death under the unerring
blows from tho ive-oak stick till not q
single one was left alive. Thirteen
largo snakes with from seven to nine
rattles each were killed, and two With
fourteen and hfSeen Iattles respectively.
In addition . number Of younger ones
were destroyed. Finishing his daring
lab0rs he returned 10 the bottom Of the
shaft and was hauled out, but the sick
| eninG and poisonous air Of the snake
den 90 overcome him that he tainted
away ON reaching the top. Rsstoratives
were administered, and he was taken to
his home, whore he lay sick two or three
| days, but he II now fully recovered and
ready to assail another den Of vipers.
Marvellous as this story is, Mr.. Hamp-
ton vouohes for its truth, and says that
the rattlee Of the snakes can be seem by
any ono that doubts it at his store. Mr..
Hampton's well-knoVn character for
truth and vsracity, IhoweveT, IL sum
oiout guarantee Of it correctness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18
FOR EIGN.
Ne CooA Tessi0eny.

49, 0OO0 AC0oA.O1ys
CAno, Nov. 1.-THE evidence Of Sui
eimen Daoud, that Arabi Pasha ordered
him to fire on Alexandria and to murder
the khedive, is generally discredited.
sultan Pasha denies meeting Suleiman
Daoud on the way to Ramleh palace 70
murder the Khedive.
To be HUNG.
DUBLIN, Nov. 17.-Patrick Casey,
found guilty of the murder of the Joyce
family, has been sentenced to be hung
Dec. 17th.
Dynamite work.
LONDON, Nov. ia fearful explo-
sion Of dynamite occurred at the works
in Buryport, Lantley, Wales, instantly
killing three girls and TIVE men, and
woundinR several others.
valaahlo MoFse.
James B. Keene's colt Foxhall has
been put ON . private sale list. The
amount asked is S35, 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18

Last week We took q spin over tho
Michigan Central, and during our wax
ing moments here highly edited amused
and instructed by tho tone and conver-
sati0n Of two ladies in the seat feminist
our own. across the aisle and abaft the
binnacle. The variety of their intelli-
Rence and . vast fund Of general infor-
nation attrated our attention, and We
Just sat there and drank it all in like
cold truth from living spring.
"Do you suppose they have air brakes
ON this train?" inquired tho one next
the window, with bronze green plume
in her hat.
aOh, yes; they run 'em now on all
"What are they fsr?"
20, they are 70 yentilate the car and
give 'em moro fresh Air. heard they
intended to put 'em ON cattle cars 90
tho poor animals could gst plenty Of
"fndeed! This is a wonderful age.
Did you eyer ride in q chair Carp
20, yes, they are just tho incest kind
Of cars. Some of 'em are real easy, too;
have rockers ON 'em. But I like q
sleeper the BEST"
Eyes, they are moro homelike and
comfortable. II any accident happens
they unhook the sleeper and leave It at
tho last station"
"Why, my! How nicer
"Yes, and the sleeper is much more
comfortable to ride in, because il dom I
20 60 fast a. the rest Of the train"
"It don't p
20, no. Charles says the Pullman
company won't allow the railroads to
haul the aleepezs near 20 fast a. the
balance Of the cara"
"Why, how strange"
"Yee, very"
"WhAt do You suppose makes tho cars
sway 90, back and forth :"
20, heard the railroad company had
BEEN experimenting lately with rockers
ON the cars. It's something to do with
conclusion and retraction of the expan-
sive compression, or something Of that
kind"
"Wbat q wonderful age p
"It ID, really. And these accident in
suranoe companies are great improve
ment over the old style Of travelling.
Charles says Ill first class roads carry
them nowadays, and Il makes ono 20
much moro secure to know that they arc
ON the Same train with one of them.
They are worked by electricity, and
must cost awful high, don't you think
sor'
"Yes, they must that" ."-CA;sago
zSssss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18

Agriculture into IN executive depot;
that ConRfeas - pstitioosd to pan the
bill for the relief Of porohasers Of pat
ens night articles; that Just statutory
laws be paassd relating TO transporta-
tion. He also showed that twenty States
have an increase in membership, and
five but little variation or decrease. In
the year ending October l. 1882, n new
Oranges were Organized in the United
States, and IA lnce then.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18

A writsr In the Paris Figaro tells .
curious story about soma gala carriages
which we're built in prspaxataon re ths
solemn entry Of Henri Cinq into Paria
in 1873 Is appsaSo tvslve vere or0sred,
but that Avs were aetuAlly constructed
in tho brief space Of forty-eieht days, q
the prics of ons million frames Al
were sumptuously decorated and riohly
bespangied With heufs dc lyA the kings
coach bein& paxtiCulariy ma9nthoenf,
and il four lamps alone eogkinR more
than 5000 francs. The writer Who
supplies these details. and Who sav the
carriage in 1873 hns Just paid them 9
second viait. Their number has heeu
increased by one, and they are safely
lodged in . Paris remioe, eWaitina the
hour and The man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-18

The Anoients were renowned no leee
for tho dolicacy Of the preparation of
food than the strife Of warfare. Not
alone Was their attention directed to
the essential element Of mankind, but
to the seasoning thereof. and considered
that unpalatabls which had not "a
v0ry JUNCTION.
The great aim for preparing food was
the nutrition and assimilAtin0 of the
organs by easy digestion: therefore .
sauce had 10 be created for tho palate,
which aftesward became great desid7
eratum in the cuisine, and he who
would produce . davorin9 appetizer
vas csnsidered no leep than The laurel
vroathed victor Of tho BATTLEFIELD
The CREEKS and Rounans carried this
to some perfection, The French took It
mp a. an AT, the EnGlish sought COM
potitiou for the palm which WAs gained
by the manufa0turex3 of the Aontserrat
Lime Fruit Juice Sauce, which 70 not .
distinctive sauoe, bot d aecustomed 70
all dishes, making thsm palatabls and
ssliahine viAnds.
NssAs1 Lowenthal, Livingston q Co.,
Of San BranClDoo, are The importers and
general agents for this ooass.