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, 1882-12-09
A Police Court Pastoral.

Ther. was at least ton of Temperance and
moral argument and persuasion in the police
court this morning; picture better than
anything presented 10y the modern yagabond
evangelist, who has gone regularly into the
business on the basis of the drnnkard; better
than anything Hogarth ever gave to the long
ig' public. There we're two wrecks Of man
h.Od AID one Of femininrtY. 0ne of the
tirst, rocking along the edge of the drunk
ards grave. trembling in every limb and
muscle, with bioOi-shOt eyes aud blo0dless
lips; with unkempt hair and dirt enough for
l sweet potatoe patch IN each ear his eyes
5 eing bur one word, his whole soul being
saturated with bCt one thought-hquCr.
The Judge ieeingly assessed him s. 80. 1t
wasn't the amount of the fine viii n made
The man cOuntenance s elongated, bu: the
thnught Of haviHI 10 do without liquor hile
hs served the tiae in jail-his whole being
the wi lie, on the rack.
Tne other was a more pretentious man,
hut from his dilemml, OF even less force OF
character. On the seventh Of last month he
was pitching his hat INTO the air ami yelling
for the Republican Candidates. Alas! To
what base uses 10 We come. To-day he was
tri-i for petty 'arcely. Before hun on the
iuig-'s table was the evidence OF his guilt, a
dgu,iyha, s,X bottles, once holding liquor,
M a allr box Of cheap ciglrs. Ia the cor
.g, deini in ,nde, for whose favor ". {.
S,eaa-t hal stolen the 3enijohn. He was
certainly more choice in his selection OF hls
liquor than his female companion. She was
indeed wrinkled siren. Paste AMI powder
had been used 10 iii the canyOIs in her
checks. PANT to give her eye-lashes CIR
ca,sIpn APPEARANCE but back OF this mask,
there was 10 be seen the ghost Of what was
once u woman.
Stewart was, up to the 30.h OF last month,
bar k.e, er for John Stlhl. According TO his
incoh, r, n; story. he had a character equal to
that saung 10y William Penn or Geo'ge
Francis Tam, but he sought to win li'
weaving way into the good opinion OF tins
woman at Iohn St,hrs expense. hy sending
her choice wines and other hqusrs, whlch,
after he ~ IS jailed, he charged up to himself
on a piece Of very dirty paper. instead OF
Mr.. Stahrs account book All went well
uutil truth came in 10 break up his encamP-
men. OF s,lIed iniamy. and, as a sheep before
her 81 rarers is dumb, So Stewart went 10
jail, and today plead guilty, and the mid
e, ed Judga placed SO and costs opposite
the transgressor's name.
That settles SteUart's Christmas holiday
and the ,ual adieudum, the turkey. When
rh.. rituals ic maiIens are decorating the
churches for Christmas, and working on
slippers Tor the beloved pastor. the children
singing tn oagh TIN horns, or inyrstIs't;"g
winkinc dolls, Stewart vii. be cooiing his
marched ros. against the IRON crates OF the
irI S.r~ly, the WAY Of thr fast yoa'g man
/ !. bard Rad u traVe!-
, 1882-12-09
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Mariana Dee 3, s.


The hospital for construction was ino'e"
.bs,d to-day distance Of htty miles-ir"m
No,on station to Thompson river present
and os track. The present a'tsen patents
in the hospital are all pretty badly ~o'n'ea
T : Evans, who has been em! ioyeo on
tho road since It started from Alns"oftn'
90, v,,b g serious accident on the 2Ith u!''
In jumping off the construction tram al emu
Of track, he slipped On some Ice ana iei 0S
H. s,ja Il The train. one whee! passing over
l.. r;,h, Am above the elbow lie was
taken by special train to the hospital al
Nv, station. HIS arm was ampa'atea py
DR.. Harvey. assisted by Emil BOries'
Emil Borie. goes to wseksville to attend
the case, of smallpox there
The Thompson river pile bridge Is .o0n,
s,;sbea: twenty-five miles more OF ROAD VIII
be ready for the commissioners by TIE i''n
inst.
Txo hundred loaded cars are standing on
Ia. tracks at Thompson Praire s'ation
n,,o.dsd. Quite a little to<n has
.u-,,s No a. Thompson Prairie. A pref
tier place for . torn cOald not be f0una In
,.sss ..lubrious mountains
'"e'e WAsHTucKSA-
, 1882-12-09
Tribute to Dr.. Whitman.

I, III. course of Al ar icle " wat Or
Wnitman did fl 0feson." the edi'"r OF The
WIll,rnett. FdrHsr pays th- toll'"lnc trl-
hpte 70 the charactr r "f the PIoEe=r Mis-
siouary:
", ,;.,r,pwas nn hoast,.r ard GereT claimed
.,,,. s,,.,.,,,r .r.!it ior h acts. He was an
,1,fars.. Amer can ant genuine patriot: ne
was murdered while IN t1e discharge ot ms
assumed duty n, mIssI"raTy TO the Iayuse--
Al his Iir. Is 1 hero picture Il sell sacr,ie
,rJ self ahneratian. II does Seem a. II no
,,.a,, ., W man shnuli lie found to wlsh I"
i.sra-ape his memory, or iiii TO acc'fa hi"'
In. p,,i.,. for his treme udous effort 10 secure
,,us,ic,n supremacy on the Columbia river;
I, - useless 70 argue whether a treaty e"uio
t,v, hem compsssed 70 transfer TINS region
.. Coat Rrifain- All We clam IS that
Rr,,isb SUPREMACY vas sought 10 be estao-
Iis.e3 ht bringing over sn emigration 10
,,e,te n majority Of British sIhleets here'
and that Cos. SImp-ou was IN Nasnih g'oh'
-r,-;,', ~ show that there was no value 10
this coDutry; that no roads could De uiaIe
70 II. and rhat 1t ~a7 aheSdy Peop'eh VII. VIZ.
Bfiti,h subjects. THIS Was tne case Ia
Whitman met. He heard the boasts OF DIV
i,h suH;,crs. and he made that md m,h'ri
i,vr,ey "a warn the administration al - a.
i,at N of all the facts, and plotted s,'sts
a-ro,, TIE Iar,e emigration that seitiei 'ne
ques.isn Il Supremacy. TO which he was a
ionj angel as well as a guide. II was
spop,h for Whitnan's memory TO nave W."
m. love, respect and gratitude OF the carry
pioneers that he pilated across those uf.
snnwn MD II Is TOO much at this late
S.y ,h,, h. should be accused Of making
that emigration pay him Tor his stI',.r
when there i, full evidence that he reiueieu
such service freely and without charge
, 1882-12-09

Nor soeuMSrEp WITH HN.-A reader
of the S1ATEsMAN writes note TO say that
the morning paper makes mistake IN CON-
psring a man to Gabriel. We reply that we
don't know whether the writer referred 10
makes mistake or not Il onght to Fave
occurred to the sender Of the note that We
nigh, not know Gabriel. nor the man COM
psred to him, hence could not tell as to the
error. Ii the sender viii tell rs all about
Gabriel, what his basiness is. whether be IS
making harness or shovelins birthstone, and
then give a. an outline of the other man. Es
,h.n arrive at some sort Of conclusion l.
Gabriel was the bit Of humanity found in the
bulIrushes BY the Kings daughter asd in'-
migrated the people OF Israel, it is not likely
that the comparison made ~as. altose'her
happy. Houever, the matter in not very
interesting at best
, 1882-12-09

THRoUGH BUgSr CASYoS.-rhere are all
sorts of rumors and repJrts relative to the
passage Of Burnt River Canyon by the rail-
way, Here is another, which IS directly
contradictory of those published lately. Ii
is from the Salt Lake Tribune, the Snort
Line organ. 1t says: We learn that officials
of the o. n. & Il. Company have lately bean
at Boise, Idah,, and have arranged for ex
tending their line from Baker City. Ogn.. to
Boise City. The route Is 70 pass through
the Burnt River piss, which Is too narrow
for occupancy, We are told, by morethna
one road, and this operates to shut out the
Oregon Short Line, which Is supposed t.
pass through that way, and be operated IN
connection with the 0;egon Navigation
Railway company. A large force of men
are at work on the grade between Boise and
Baker City. The Oregon Navigation &
Railway Company have 1000 men grading
on Burnt river, and have possession Of all
the narrow passes, intending to dispute the
rish. or possibility of the passage Of the
Oregon Short Line through the canyon.
The contractors have built store, boarding
house aid hay barn at Weatt erby's Station
and intend to work all winter.
, 1882-12-09


OYsTERs-The Olympia and Seattle ps-
pers are st lOsgerheads Abont the oyster, the
latter hsving started the story tiat the
olympis oisslvss Were giving out Tire
olymPlans say, your anosh=r. and add: So
Tar from this being the case. more have been
shipped this season ;han ever before, uhiie
the oysteTs are larger and ist,er than was
ever known. The demand for them ha, ~
eressed, sad buyers here are unable q, times
t. al their orders. The Indians who do
mus. Of the g.,hsrin, ge: q large prize for
the oysters, and are consequently very inde-
p-ndent. For these reasons oysters are
he NJ brought from Spanish ami other points
down the Sound. The case Of The increased
SIZE i NJ douo, owing 20 tr4nSpl laa:ins. which
some Of the oyster men are d-ing. aud to
proper culling
, 1882-12-09
That HOtaI

What the Oregonian has to say about the
need Of firs.-elass hotel in that c,,v an
plies equally a. well here in Walla Wall.
That paper says:
Portland is booming city. L. is surpri..
ing every one by the strides it is making. ia
own citizens as much a. others. But i, i,
oaiy truth TO say that the ciry's good fo,-
tune Is the basis of it all. In pushing en-.
terprIses for public objects Portland has Al.
ways been laggard. 0nly one thing ha,
she ever aided. namely. the construction al
the West-side railroad, for which the sum of
SlOO, 600 was subscribed and paid. Irwas
an Investment of greatest value. At the
present time. IN the full tlGe of an unwo,t-d
prosperity, Portland ought to meet q propo-
sItIon 10 supply her greatest want-a rirst-
ass hotel-wItb liberal aid. Look what
) attic IS dong Tor her own Advancement
VIII Portland forever rely on the fortune OF
opportunity that has served her so well, and
do nothing to second or support 1t,
Wslla Walls is " booming" CITY. The
old fossils here arc fresting and Worrying
about the rapid strides We, as q city. are
making, and it alarms them to look abont
and see the old landmarks being ohli,.r..
I'd. Like Portland, WAlla WaIIs,s good
rtiue Is the BASIS OF it all. l. mas come To
US in spite Of all that could be done by the
" uides. inhabitants" to keep it out. They
tried and have failed. A prosperity .ha. is
built upon bags OF golden grain and the Or
ciari products cannot be squelched. And
now Wal!a Wal!a, like Portl.nd, ought to
meet her greatest want, big hotel People
come here every day and fail to find such ac-
commodst!ons as they haze a night to ex.
Peet IN city OF 6 900 people. We want a
large hotel, and la ldlord who know. how
to keep tirst-class house; man who has
had sufficient acqu nntance with the world
and society TO know that whether We Ike II
or not, there are people who think they are
entitled to better accommodations than
others that there are men and w5men who
are tastid,ous III taste, and are wiling to pay
Tor the privilege OF having 1t catered To by
landlords. Ii We have a crowd here TO-DAY,
what are We likely to have early in the next
year, when Immigration sets in and the tide
"t business men and pleasure travellers be-
gins to come this way. Without large
hotel, kept on hotel principle, Walla Walla
viii fall IN the rear Of such towns as Spokane
Falls, Cheney. SplaOue and even sandy
storm bloan, comfortless Wa!lula.
, 1882-12-09

Rokss TkkERs.-From the unusually
large number OF horses sud denly disappear
ing from farms aad rarg5s in ;he valley, We
should infer that horse Assh lovers Of little
care as 10 ownership. are nu!tip ying in thi,
section. This is about ths meAnest sort OF
theft. and as it appears to he very difficul,
TO catch the thieves, and when caught, to
convict them, We DO not Sc bus oUr ia-ner
friends will have to adopt other meaus Of
selt-protectlon- We sre not altogether IN
favor Of Judge Lynch's style of procedure,
tut. ii fellow Is caGsat in the act, shot
gun loaded with NJ. liri-shot, and fred
at average range. acts ai particularly en-
ceilent aud effective remedy for stopping the
career Of this sort Of human vsrmin.
, 1882-12-09

GET NICKES-The nickel is in general
use in San Francisco and somewhat in Port
land. and the business man here in Walla
Wal!a who thoroughly establishes their Use,
will be the fortunate one. And there is no
earthly reason why we should not have the
nickel or half dime. We. have five cent ci
gars that cost six and quarter cents. You
ask for ten cents worth Of apples, candy or
paregoric. and it costs you fifteen cents
Purchase six pounds of goose grease at six
cents pound. give the man hall dollar
and he give, you ten ceats. There are huad-
reds Of people in this city who care LOthing
at all FOR the odd five cents, and there are
hundreds who do care tor these nickels, and
would gladly take them. The Treasury
Department VIII honor draft for Bickels,
and We hope to see them floating about in
our trade. They will come handy for cigars,
for the purchase Of. candy and tin horns for
Christmas stockings, and We shoali not for
get than If a nickel ever gets wher, IT starts
for through the missionary box. it will buy a
red shirt for Hottentott baby. or stick oil
gum FOR an Australian dodo.
, 1882-12-09
Another Syndicate

A rich syndicate has been formed for the
purpose Of operating the mines OF the hoot'
enay country and s1pecTs 10 begIn early IN
the spring The Victoria Standard say-:
Besides carrying on large mining opera
tions the syndicate propose TO 20 to work at
the erandest scheme for reclamation ever
attempted on the Pacinc coast They pro-
po.e TO reclaim the whole Of the h"otenay
valley from the anI ual overflow. This ~ork
compl ted will Re of enormous beneht I"
Idaho territory, and in an almost equal d.
gree To British Columbia, as nearly one-haif
f IN. orerfio .ed land is in that province
r, tu n n the Upper Koo.enAy river, back
MO the Ii original channel, ia the Coinn'-
b;a lake, it Is thought that th's overflow III
be prevented at the same time 1, may de
necessary TO clear the outlet OF the hooIe-
nav lake Of some distractions. 1t IS certain
that at one time the waters OF the Upper
Kootenay river found their outlet to the sea-
via the Columbia lake and river. ard at pres
eat the bar or low IA. lying betEeen the
two can be easily removed, and the water
brought into its old original channel Inc
surface OF this bar is not more than t~o iee'
.SJre the rivers high water mark, ard there
i plenty Of fall through the bar Tor tne
water TO cut Its own way il channel or
large ditch was dug to commence with Inc
distance between the lake and river beng
only twelve hundred yards. The turning oi
,hi, water viii no. interfere with any vested
nights as there are no settlers hea'
the river banks a1y~here between where
the river is proposed 70 be turned AID i''
present outlet Neither will II iAtsrisre
with tie n.r;sabiIity of the KoCtenay river
where j. is =. all likely that any steamer
would try 10 run. Immediately above Boz
| ,sr's fsrry the Koetsnay rivsr u oostrucsea
, 1882-12-09

The New EXPRESS CoNPANy.-The Ore
gonian announces that the superintendent OF
the Northern Pacific express company has
arrived and is perfecting his details for the
operation of the new company which com
mences business on the lst of January: ut
will supplant Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express
on all rail and steamboat lines Of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company. including
the narrow gauge divisions in the Villa
mette valley and boats on Puget sound. and
on the Pacific, Pm d'Oreille and Clark.
Fork divisions of the Northern Pacific.
Wells, Fuga { Co. will retain control of the
Oregon 4 California railroad. east and west
s,de. and Of the ocean division OF The D. K.
IN. Co. The Northern Pacific express Was
established three years ago on the eastern
end OF the road and has been very sncctss-
ful. not only In convenience 10 shippers and
promp:ness Of delivery, bat as business
venture, and the proposed change IN Oregon,
Washington ami Idaho is simply an eIpar-
sion OF its limits. Connection IS made with
o her express companies whose territory lies
,as. and south OF st. Paul, and on this end
connection will he made With Wells. Fargo
& Co. so that the service viii 90 CT as u one
campany had the entire management A
diyi,ion superiDtrpdent with Headquarters
in Portland wi! be appointed and the COM
paoy viii have exclusive agents IN tn. more
populous interior cities and special messen-
gers ou all routes where the traffic Justities-
At smaller shipping points the railroad
agents will act for 'he express company and
on lines where the traffic is light, ba ggage
masters and pursers will act as messengers
The Northern Pacific wall carry ont Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S letter business provided sneh
arrangements can be msie with the latter
org.uzitiJn.
, 1882-12-09

Rivers OF mud, httingly repressnts the
str-tts OF Walh wLA- Not . ttIck.
mnggy stuff. but thin, like vel worked bat
Ter out OF which flannel cakes are n ade.
Here and there At corners, there are Little
streaks Of solid earth, called Crossings, "
but the wares Of slimy mud comes 90 near
each other that man has to have On high
water pants if he voald escape contamina-
aoa, The ladies don't wear '-high-water
Psnts. and 50 they stand on the shore and
silently pray q prayer for the Street Com
missioner and the Courcil.
Il Is admitted that there 10 but one way
IN whica We can have less Of tins mud
drainage-ewerase Not only this but ss
viii have less Of this des,h-deAling diphthe-
M and malaria Men uho have thought OF
ta,s matter 10 . practical. scientific way.
who have studied the statistics relating 10
sickness in this city for the last five years.
Will tell you that these diseases are on TIE
Increase and that unless money is expended
IN constructing proper sewerage, there Sii.
be more ruth than poetry in the saying
''Walla Walla is unhealthy As city" already
banded about in other states
Just nov when We are entering upoa sn
era OF unparalleled prosperity; when We are
fast becoming the metropolis of all Eastern
Washington when We are making rapid
strides towards the envi,ble position OF an
Educational center, it is . very pertinent
question. can We af1rd to let tins easily
remediei evil exist in our midst. We com
miserate the people Of Memphis and other
southern cities because OF condition which
invites the yellow fever, and behold = beam
is in our own eye: we take no thought or
care for health In our own midst. Every
season, more and more diphtheriA appears,
more typhoid. more malaria. which Is . dread
disease, makes its appearance. and We wait
through the Slough of Despond. swallow
drugs and are perfectly content if our ehil-
dren or relatives escape ride in the sky
bus. Ii We desire to escape all this evil
if We iesiEe to have people come here and
invest their money; ii We hope to keep what
We have gained and gain more, money will
have to be spent for proper sewerage; more
attention will have to be given to the sani-
tary condition OF this city as a whole.
, 1882-12-09

by sand hArs. and shor, distance higher sp
by rapds and falls requiring portages to get
around thea. Tor even snail boats. Below
Bonners ferry the river is deep and sluggish
afording four iathoms Of water a, tae loves.
stage, and the proposed scheme would no.
loser the water 3. this stage more than two
feet. About two hundred thousand acres of
land vii be reclaimed by the scheme.
, 1882-12-09
4 CARD.

To al who are sufferin. from the errors ana
in1isgretions If youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc, vii! send r.
c,ipe that viii cue yau, FREE0F CHARGE
This great remedy Vas discovered by mis-
sionery in South America. Send self ad-
dressed envelope to the Re-. joseph /. In
man, Station u, New York City
O 26-eod-dw
, 1882-12-09
v...ms sound and Well

u,,cHxs's STATION. GA. March q, i"o,
Nv Pierce. NJ. D.,-Desf sH-My Hne,
xbo had been i'll for over t~o years l~.h ..a II
VIZ, va. 20. o,b.r medicines, became sound and wen
ma -, your F.~orite Prescription NY
w,s also cured by its use, after sever,
hie'e h.d failed to do her any sooa'
pn!s'' Tkoxxs J. ASIEvU.
, 1882-12-09
To the lEustc Trade.

Merchants d--liHg Ia nu-ica.l goods will fnd
il t. their interest to gave the use # Simon
Harris tIiai. Direct Expectations from
Europe enables b;rn to s.ll =; san Francisco
priczs An iIn-.en-. :. ck II r,"iins. r.u,tars,
hanjos. aeel,9enns. strings, -h.e' nlg'Sic, etc.
1t San Francisco lr;ces Send dr-criptive
catalogue. SIMON hAhRiS,
F"r:laa :: Oregon.
A,ert Sohmer's AMI Kpaise's iian"- and
P.'aov organs. s'22 cN5m
, 1882-12-09

Men condemn in others whnt they
practice themselves" Those who practice the
use of Kinney Wort never Condemn its use by
others, but commend it TO all affected with
piles, dyspepsia, constitution and all other
diseases resulting from dis,c,ieret state Of
kidneys. liver OF bowels
, 1882-12-09

u Hoods, scarfs, ribbons an sny fancy ar
ticl-. can he made anv color wanted with tht
DiarnonI DYES Ali the popular e'i'rs-
, 1882-12-09
l9lcckIp Statesman
oEficIAl COUNTY PAPER.
-. social Event Of the Week

-,fists Of EI"a!d p'"'e'i '
--. 80. took place a: S o'clock las; even
A.- -..,isgce Of the brides mother,
% r., H.rz,s. OIL Fifth street, between
..''- ..--,,.a streets The house was
.-..g,a.si. and the rl0r where the
-..55l pace WAS handsomely deco,
- sssers. 1t the hogr aPPoirt ted
o. ;-'-'-,s.us!e took position in the PaTior'
80, - III. Prs,ease Of immediate relatives We
.-.s. the Rev. DR.. Lithrop. OF st.
-,-reI ,h. .narriage service OF the
.B CI. W.llism Parnell, U.
81 ..... .e br,Iaa~ay- OF course the
.a--.no,ars OF all Her dress
..m... delete shade OF sky blue
...g5 5n: -ro, gfa.a elk, with glrni-
,.I.r-; tan train. ornamented at
,. bows. tneeut're iront rom IN. !
.-..,,i~s :, ta-uecS, handsome IN
...f.a, Tas ce.i AS confined 10 !
r.. % ri PIrisisgHe, secured by !
...,-.. H,s-s5 and fell over the |
-. Fr ornaments. she "ore orange
ta, AMI sp,ays, made from
..u.. p-. ,Lisr, and presented as a
..-a.s -.t These we're elegant ana
..E. .rG much prlIse. At ths
.-.. r..r- UuGs bunch OF these or
b.. ...... .s.l. a,.I Aalf blown. spray OF |
~ r..e. 10 ter hair, aud buds Tor
-a--
.-- a-y happy oo'erntRlations, the
...... .a--, r-T.rel to the large din
a..r. they wrre received by Mrs.
n.-. -.l Ms Herz's, aud where
.....ss and elegant collation. was
E p-sl--.ps til, the usual fellcIta'
...-.air.-.l. \ large Number Of the
-..rs talt and s-cum called to con
-..,- .,-..r ID J.rins tie evening, and 1t |
..... a. un "a the last had departed, |
-.....f..-. of .hs amab!e and widely |
...-l ...a- ad,e, O; soc.e'y, and the
ur Eaan. Is At the heal Of the
ATTN Ua.a Telegraph Office here, and
...l.r with large circle Of friends |
,f... -n..lI gu-.ne.s community
-.........r ..aa their married lie under !
-. .....-... auspices. and We. IN common
rn.ay .ueai-, wish them long lie |
...4
named .-u-sts were present I
, 1882-12-09

ouick, complete cure, al annoying Kidney.
Rladd = and Urinary Iiscs-es- 81 Dfu-gi.ts
, 1882-12-09

LYDIA f Pinkhsais Vegetable Compound
Strengthens the stomach and Ai1Hey- and aids
digestion.
, 1882-12-09

As an ounce Of prevention Is better, the, say
Than a pound Of the best oi cure,
Let Us all keep our teeth and or @ulns from
decay,
And our mouth and cur breath fresh and
pure,
For bottle II sczo,loBt'= I'll ae requiFe,
To sp.e,lIly real.ze all V desire
, 1882-12-09
" EuchEglibs'

ws-.on rrjpic-- ii The po-re--ion of N ANA
teur co;Iique ein2-
, 1882-12-09

Clear out rats, mice, r.acL-s, hies, ants
bed-hug-, sE,uuks, chip.nuaks, gOpb@rr- l'c.
Druggists
, 1882-12-09
s.,:,er swan. Worm syrup.

Infallabie, tasteless, harmless, cathsrtie io'
f-verishne-s, restle--nes-, WORMS, e"n-tipat:"n-
alc
, 1882-12-09

-. -s aeaiache and al iersnrs-
;.rs., p. l2-a aai boS,s. cured bv DR..
Saw o' aHti-5iliOus granules. a5
sr.s. No cheap boxes to allow escsps
''' By drrs..s. '" @''f'
, 1882-12-09

READINGS. is no, very often tha' ~e
are favored with readings by an elocneoni''
OF local fam. Saturday evening this P'eAs-
ure Is t. be youchsafed to us: Mr.. W. W.
Newliu, well spok- OF by the Press oil the
Sound, having consented 10 real m puohc'
a. s,ahl's Opera House He should have .
full house.
, 1882-12-09

An electric light OF sis eea lamp. is in opsr-
alton II TlcJu4s-
, 1882-12-09
HAN KS !!

method expressing thanks
public large the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon S during the past season, and as a mark Of
appreciation have decided CscI
during this month
, 1882-12-09

Young men, and middle aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weaknesses
SEMI three stamps for fart II Of Dime Seriss
Books. Address. Worlds DisrensAEy Medi-
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, 1882-12-09

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