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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-12

cPSAAe WASHINGTON
experiences arises rather from detective sewer
age and from the deficient water mpply than
from these HATS Malaria from the fats NAV in
some cases cause sickness but / think those
mats are not so much promotive Of i'll health as
they are designedly represented to be. The me-
cessity for better water supply is urgent. and
should first receive consideration
In examining the report on this subject find
that gentleman-an expert, perhaps; that is a
familiar word now in Congress-has been called
upon pm 70 give ms opinion on this subject refer
TO Ar: George E. Waring, jr, VINO ID, as am adj
vised by those who KnOw HIM, q most excellent
authority upon all sanitary matters. wish to
read part OF his report in relation to this cues,
ton. He says ss''
Having high regard for the opinions of the
recommending the reclamation OF the flats bY fii-
ing, have tried TO reconcile their recommenda-
teachings OF sanitary experience. firmly neIieve
that their project would be, so as the nuhlie
health Y concerned, failure, and that the conii-
sev y, ssan a.ef the improvement would
That 10 from page "a Of the report Mr. War
ing was called on, believe, to inyestigate this
subject, and he makes his report TO Colonel A.
+. Rockwell: United States army, In charge of
pnblc buildings and grounds. =
Now, when We are called upon Ia evnera th,s
year l,UU,O00, and are invited to enter unon
an expenditure which will conce61ediy a,nnnnf
to -. 900, and well informed persons OF
scientific attainments state to me that it viii
probably be 5000 900 before the work II com-
pieted, when this proposed expenditure ia hased
upon the sanitary condition OF the city almost
exclusively, submit that the IMPROVEMENT To
result IN sanitary point Of view onght to be
made manifest and should not be left In doubt.
u Ger we should not enter upon plan Of
this kiad 10 the lace Of report, which the COM
miftes themselves submit, that this plan would
be failure. and that the health OF the citv
Womb % worse after The execution Of this work
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-03

do you think, Mary, you could
leave father and mother, and this
pleasant home with al its ease
and comfort and 60 to the far
west with q young lawyer who has
little else bnt his profession to
depend upon, and with him search
out q new home, which it would
be your joint duty to beautify and
make delightful and happy like
this?' Dropping her head softly
on his shoulder she whispered, i
thing / could, Archy.' WELL
said he, there's Tom Jones who's
going west and wants to get a
wife. I'll speak to him about it.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-03
Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
- in compliance with the provisions Of
the act OF Congress approved June 3 1873,
Lands in the States of California. Oregon.
Nevada andsS ashington Territory" Bernt
John Hansen. of kitsap county. w. T., has
this day filed in this Office his application
to purchase the Ell of SWt and NWi OF s
WI OF section l, and lot of section No. 9,
In township No. "a north. range No. west
of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required To file their
claims in this Office within sixty t60l days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my effice in
Olympia. w. T., this 10Th day of April, A.
ID. lSs2. J. I. BROWN,
ap2S-ilw Register of the Land Office.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-03

A Canadian pewholder was re-
Gently sued BY the congregation
because he habitually snored. The
object of the congregation was
either to compel him to stay away
from church or to keep awake
during the. sermon. The court
decided in favor Of the defendant,
holding that ~ the pew was hia
oxn he had . right to remain
awake or take . nap - be saw fit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-03

i b strange any one VIII suffer from
arrangements brought ON by impure
blood, when Scovili's Sarsapariila and
Sallmgia. or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the pnys-
ical organization. II is Strengthening
syrup, pleasant TO take. and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula. Svphliiitic disorders,
weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipolas.
malaria: Nervous disorders, DEBILITY,
bnious complaints and diseases Of the
1leod, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
Ladies' Corset Department, at Clay
ton Bros-, takes the lead from IS cents
upwards.
1eether and rubber betting, lacinQ,
Rabbit staJ, Etc., at Valid 4 Camp
belPA
That new lot Of embroidery Just re-
ceived BY Steamer Dakota il to be found
ct Clayton Bros.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership

gyyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned in
the practice of the law. under the firfn
dny dissolved by mutual consent. On ac-
count OF other engagements Mr.. Leary re-
tires from the business and has disposed
al his entire interest In said firm. jnclud-
ing the good will OF the same. 70 the re-
naming partners. IL. 9. Struvc and J. G:
Haines who will continue the business OF
the said Arm In the same Offices, under the
Arm name of Struvc s. Haines, and who
alone arc authorized TO collect the debts 81
said Arm. Any demands against the said
firm NAV be presented TO either OF the un
designed.
RI. g. STRUvk
]. c. HAISES.
m2i-daw6 JOHN LEAhI.
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II . man gets on . free list once
be is ruined for life ~ , PAYING
subscriber, and Il be is cut Of the
list he is . bitter enemy. as
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len 8. OSRORNE.

AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
~ Public and Conveyancer. Sc
@ Practices In all the Courts OF
Collections promptly al
end pressed with vigor. De-
zen and certified with care,
et.aeed. and money invested.
bNo. ia: Refers by permission
xte9 Horton & Co, Banker.
l91e. Ca. w. Hasrfo = Co.
11os Aea1fs. .0Gaokinfuoh r
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Embroidssy Dspaxtmsn1 9 Olayt0n
Broa. suRpaasss anything inGea11io 5oe
etylas and jow ugiesA
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HEAVY DRAWING

am prepared to do 81 kinds It dfeying
q The GhoG3aoe notice. Have a1no - onDn
s piano QUck Tor H. careeul @ov11I -
vloae8 uaE9 1oo2s -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-03

Ths Eslipss Chsupaens = 80 ussd
q I'll hlghreoned baaqus0 and laseteA
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Ths eslabsaAed Grown Cylindse, Jour
nal and okher lahxisatinG ell q WaA
r Cnmpho1l'a
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a Sure Cure Guaranteed.

- a. 0tO ~0HO So0N
nR. Il. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ treatment specific for Hysteria. Die
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache
Mental Depression. Loss OF Memory. Sper,
matorrhoes, Impoteney. Involuntary emiss
sions. premature old age. caused by over.
exertiOn, seif-abnse or ovcr-induigences
which leads to misery. decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contain one months treatment; one dollar
q box,lor six boxes for five dollars: sent by
mall p epaid on receipt OF price. We guar
antec six boxes to cure any case. With
sch order received by rs for six boxes.
accompanied with 1--WE dollars. we will
sc nd the purchaser our written guarantee
to return the money IL the treatment does
not effect n cure. Guarantees issned only
BY WOODARp. CLARKE & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Portland. Oregon.
Orders by mail at regular prices. fs5iy
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

IN HE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between A. M. Jonas
son and A. johnson is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. A. johnson will
hereafter carry on the business on his
own account, and collect all bills due
the late firm, also pay all outstanding
bills contracted by said firm daring its
existence.
A. M. JONASSEN.
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oassa DssA 49, : - - q
hulDssA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
c. P. STONE & CO..
SEATTLE,S
RELIABLE
GROCERY
HOUSE!
--~
First Class Goods.

Nor do we expect you to buy barrel of
this, a case of that or a bag of the other.
IN order to have the benefit of these low
prices. You can do so if you need the
goods, but with Us this is not impere-
tive. We aim to meet the wants of the
consuming public in quantity as well
a. price.
Those unacquainted with our house
Will find our stock embraces the cholc
est goods to be found on the coast.
Everything of the best quality obtain
able.
Our wagons deliver goods free to all
parts of the city, Lake Union, Belltown
and South Seattle, and We ship to all
points on Puget Sound without extra
charge for boxing or carriage. Orders
from abroad filed with the greatest
care.
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j. r. LEWIS.
4IORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE
bater's building, room I and 8.
street. Opposite Occidental Hotel,
w n
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A. JOHNSON.
SEATTLE. May 26th, 1882. ms lw
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

LAsr session the question ola national
e<luckli onal bill babe fair to be settled
tut the enormous river and harbor APP
propriatiOn showed it to the wall. On
ali hands it is agreed that a portion of
ihe Rvenue can appropriately be ap'
piled TO such use. .At-tAe-present ses-
son Ole bill is again to come up. This
SINE Is should come ahead of the river
and barbor bill and its friends should
0se erery effort to that end. 1t is true
that there are several bills, but Senator
BLAIR's and Congressman SHERwIN's
are the only ones worth considering,
and speedy action will settle which is
nest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

/. FAMILY Of ten children. and vas yet Is
s,;sI 4 out her work % Q girl o. stxtcea.
Ths nerfv Of gentlemen Who accompanied
cs...,o, bsvis In his railroad explorations
3. INV i8oi. through this valley, will re-
.,,hsy the modest ways Of this remarks-
IL romsn - abe busted around prepar.
a.. rnesls for the large company OF dis
ipSsuishei gentlemen who made her cabin
: iedeinE place. She IL mot very 6eautf1l.
Hsr frontier life does NOT favor tnss deli
cscy Of feature which makes oesuty; but
~ Ths mint on her cheek doesn't wa,h
lrE .nS ~ - no need Of artificial aid 70
VI. -, svmnaetry OF form. Doing the
s ss ~ lie household, cooking, washing
~ III sueh wif9is no incumbrance "
The husband. In stfns sense she fulfIls
.po a,;.inaI desiRn Of woman's creation,
I'D h perfect .shelpmeet"
p,,t nrimitfve life In the Canaan valley
=. .Nrrf 40 IN end. Senator Davis neS
,.;iynsd hss about reached tho borders Of
81 a syndicate Of capitalism has pa. nssea,
= layre territory OF the mnu.
veers its natural beauty wM n s,.,,; su,;en
Sered to the material uses 9, clvii,Lsaon;
Thee grand old forests WI q ie'e S
So:yn.5 tbe valley with oil the embellish-
,,.sn,s NJ art. its fertile soil will be made
80 S;sld productsI for the markets OF the
woylS the coal in the surrounding noun
t.;ns viii be mined, and all viii be 20
sL.needI Yet never can IL have, under
ths Richest civilization, that delightful!
fascination Il now possesses Tor the lover oil
'n1 sp% Time that old destroyer. will in a
few years break the strong frame OF sol.
Coener, and q the valley OF wn,cn ne rs -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

A NEW YORK correspondent, writing
to a southers paper about Mrs. LANG
TRY, bursts forth as follows: "Treat her
well. She Is altogether worthy of your
best consideration and esteem; good,
truthful, frank, and sincere; pure as the
snow, and very brave. Treat her well.
And to her say: Remain 40. Do not
mistake America. She is sincerely vir-
tuous. This warm, young country of
ours has more praise for purity and hon
est endeavor than for all the glittering
and ambitious filth that ever shene be-
fore the footlights under the name of
genius" 1t would appear that GEB-
HARDT has a rivalfor the sweet favors Of
the Jersey Lilly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24
CHRISTMAS.


From the crowded streets and gaily
decorated shops, that tell Of prosperity
and good cheer, the mind will go back
tomorrow, Christmas, morning to the
shepherds watching in the fields, to
whom the Christmas message was Arst
given, and to the stable at Bethlehem
from which has come the light that
shining through the centuries illumi-
mates eur homes and hearts to-day.
"Let Us now go even into Bethlehem
and see this thing which is come to
pass, which the LORD hath made
known to Us. And they came with haste.
and found MARY and JOSEPH, and the
Babe lying in manager" This is the
central figure Of all history-the Babe
lying In q manger. Human weakness
and restitution in EXTREMIST form |;
Divine power In this human form that
was to change the world and bring new
hope to every heart. 1t was for this
that the world had waited, aud shep-
herds and wise men, prophets and
kings had watched; it Is to this that
the world to-day looks back, ascribing
all that it has of hope and love, Of truth
and beauty and happiness, to that
wondrous birth.
We may study history inlwhat spirit
We will; we may investigate and phil
osophize and may try to persuade our
selves that the story Of the manger is
but a myth, and yet we cannot shut
from our sight that radiant figure that
shines through all the darkness Of the
centuries past and that to-day unites
the whole world as one family in rever-
ent rejoicing. This can be no mere
human birthday, from which we num-
Der the years Of history backward and
forward. Social custom can give
US no such universal festival. 1t is not
alone the exchange of gifts and Of
eourtesies that makes Christmas day
apart from al the year. Down in tie
heart Of every one Of US there is sense
Of something that lies deeper and
reaches far beyond all these manifesto
tiOnsofsOcial pleasure; the sense ofsome
''great thing that is come to pass" that
has brought to each one Of US personal
gain. In the Babe lying in a msnger
humanity recognizes Him who was to
raise it from darkness into light and
drive out hate by love. But the pre-.
cious gift is not only to mankind in the
abstract; it is to each and every one
who will receive it, and therefore every
loving heart to-day rejoiees because the
wondrous Babe is born.
Year after year the old story is re-
peated, and year after year the glad It'd
ings spread in overwhelming circles.
Empires have fallen and new empires
arisen in their stead. Far distant lands
have been peopled of whose existence
the Persian Magi never dreamed, and
the whole civilization of the world has
changed and changed again. But
through it all and among it all, guiding
the world still onward and upward,
shines the light of the first Christmas
the light which led the wise men to the
place where the young child lay. And he
who would know q happy Christmas
must bring his gifts as they did-of love
and faith and humility and must open his
heart with the shepherds to the angels
SONG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

THE KEELY motor is long time
coming, but when 1t gets here the world
must be prepared to open its eyes with
establishment. The credulouS Philadel-
phians who invested their wealth in
Mr.. KEELY'S enterprise upon nothing
more substantial than his assurance
that it was bound to be = big thing are
at last promised huge reward for their
patience, which, 1t must be said, has
been almost as remarkable as their
eredulity. \ scientist" appointed by
the stockholders to share KEELY's Sc
cret, and find out whether 1t was as
KELLY represented, reports that the
long heralded Invention is on the eve of
publicity, and that when the public
learns what KELLY has accomplished
it will hail him as the greatest inventor
OF the world. 1t Is possible, however,
that KELLY, who has squeezed nearly
<1ck(sO out Of the stockholders for tex
.1e<<Ene nts," has been equally success
AZ b humbugging the scientist"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24
nEmrmBER THOSE IN WANT.

At no time. of the year should the
moor be remembered more substantially
than during the Christmas season. In
every home where the curse Of abject
poverty is not found there is rejoicing
over the plenty kind Providence ana
frugal and industrious habits have be-
slowed.
A Christmas Is peculiarly q church
day. By the birth of CHRIST the soul
became the possessor, in the eyes OF
early converts, of an abundance of spir-
itual blessings. And it was to typify
this fullaess Of the soul that the custom
of feasting the body began.
History tells as of how i'm early times
our forefathers made this the occasion
of great merriment. A fanciful Lord
of Misrule and the Abbot of Unreason
were the reigning festal deities of the
season. And although the manner of
observance of Christmas day has been
greatly modified it is still a time OF
feasting, merry making and Of pleasure.
So anomalous are the feelings OF the
human heart that when we are happy
we imagine others so, but when IN
happy fancy we alone are wretched.
Let us not forget this when tomorrow
dawns. For while we sit in comfort
by our fireside, while the lights glisten
upon the toys and trinkets that crowd
the Christmas tree, while our table
groans with an overload of the most
palatable substantials and delicacies the
season can afford, are we sure there are
not within our reach, even within our
square, those upon whose hearts Christ
mas day dawns desolate and drear?
But how do the poverty stricken
fare? We will draw picture from real
life and not from our imagination.
In low and squalid room are found
a mother and little children. The floor
is bare, the hearth is cold. One or two
broken chairs, and, a table with a few
empty dishes upon it constitute their
only possessions. In one corner OF the
room Is pile of straw. Upon this they
lie. And the Abbot of Unreason who
rules in Jest in many q happy home
reigns mockingly in truth in this scene
of misery.
Very few persons are so insensible to
pity as not to be touched by a scene like
this. This is but one of many. And
while We mark with pleasure
the banding together OF charitable and
sympathetic women in one portion OF
our City to relieve as far as may be in
their power the restitution that pre-
walls, we bespeak from the public at
large substantial and liberal encourage
ment.
But this little band cannot aid all
who are in need of it. Many are so
proud in their poverty they will not
make known the wants; and perhaps
they have seen better days, and the past
but embitters the present. Direct
visitation should be resorted to. Every
ward should have its band, and every
square its committee. And not con-
tent with what others may do, let each
one who owns heart determine to-day
that tomorrow shall not pass without
some share of his or her abundance
passing to the needy poor. Your gifts
will be doubly precious coming upon
Christmas day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

THE cabinet makers at Washington
give evidence ofanother strike. The
facts are it is one Of the easiest subjects
TO lie about in reach Of q Washington
correspondent. Besides 1t pays. Ev-
cry great statesman mentioned for a
Cabinet position wants a full supply Of
papers sent to his district. 1t will be
remembered that President ARTHUR is
not given to change. He has made
fewer removals from Office than any
man who ever filed the Office of Presi-
dent for the same length oftime.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

kE<kETARY TELLER shows strong
ee1se n his suggestions as to how to
0@I With the Indians. His recon-
n1ezbia tions to agents to stop the dances
- u much Importance. There is no
/'ca q amusement in Indian dances.
,..1Ike<ne of the tribes they are carried
to an extent and make such test of en-
duranee as to be kept up continuously
for days and nights, until the perform
ers fall one by one from exhaustion and
sometimes result in death, and their
avowed purpose is to stimulate feroeity
or to celebrate cruelty. AL this ought
TO be stopped. Such events as the late
horrible murder of WINNEMuccA's
souaw ought not to be permitted to
happen. We made a great cutlery
against England fortOlerating suffice in
India, but worse than widow burning
a done among our Indians and no heed
>s<iyen to them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

SECRETARY FoLGER has redeemed or
agreed to redeem during the present
fiscal year bonds to theamOunt Of Sll0,-
10000. He estimates the surplus Of
the year at Sl2O, 100000. Assuming that
his estimate is correct, he can not call
in more than $40, OOO, 900 more up to the
first day Of July. Congress may, how
ever, by retrenchmeRt give HIM little
wider margin. OF course these figures
are on the basis that any tax reduction
will be deferred until the end Of the
fiscal wear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

The trade Of the country is becom-
ing paralyzed over the delay Of Con-
gress in taking up and finally adjusting
the tariff and internal revenue taxes.
Business in many branches IS entirely
unsettled and merchants, manufacture
ers and importers are on the anxious
bench, uncertain as TO what to do.
These tive questions should be disposed
of at onee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

BARNES, the mountain evangelist"
says that the Lord told him to go to
New York, where he now is. The
Lord, however, doesn't appear to have
told New Workers TO go to BARNES, for
his first meeting was attended by less
than n hundred persons. BARNES will
probably net succeed in converting
many people in q city where the piOus
influence ofBEECHER and TALMAGE IS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

For several weeks the LANGTRY-LA-
BoUCHERE scandal has filed an inordi-
nate space in the papers. The uuhap-
py Mrs. LANGTRY has been talked
about until she Is sick because Of her
separation from Mrs. LABoUCHERE,
who came with her to this country as
her mentor. The two sides Of the story
airs fairly presented to day, and they af-
ford lesson upon the vanity Of human
wishes which is as foreible as any Illus
tration to be cited from SOLOMON to
CARLYLE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

SOCIALISM in France lost is most re-
spectacle leader when LOUIS BLANC
died. He has long been identified with
the interests of the wsrsingmeD, and
few living men can recall the time
when he began his lifelong crusade
against Napoleonic ideas. 1t was just
about fifty years ago, and from that
time on the great writer never let an OPP
portunity to attack imperialism go un-
improved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

1T Is saying as old almost as matri-
'mony Itself, that marriage Is . lottery,
but the truth Of It was never sustained
by any higher authority than every
body Says So" Now, however, by q
recent decision of the Postmaster Gen
eral, in which all matrimonial associ.
ations are debarred the use Of the mails,
the saying takes upon itself the author
ity Of law,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

MALONE wears an immense white
sombrero and an i'm naculate white
shirt. He wears no vest, and has an
enormous gold chain wandering all over
bis shirt front. So there Is no reason
why he shouldn't be mistaken for an
Indian doctor.