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THERE are no fewer than 1900 washer
women at work on the banks of the Manzan-
ares, in Spain.
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OF the many remedies before the pubic tor Nervous
Debility and weakness of Nerve Generatve System there
is equal to Aliens Brain Food. which promptly and
permanently restores all lost vigor IL fails 81
pkg six for So At druggists and at Aliens Pharmacy
315 First avenue, New York City.
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Everlasting Designs Of Natural Flowers.

The beauty Of these is great they equal fresh flower
dscoIations and have the additional merit of Perna
n.~ vsry suitable for parties. churches birthdays.
fairs funerals. grave decorations. etc. Horssshoss
bssists, wrsaths and crosses made Of brighteoorsd
asusrs and skintully arranged. Price. according 10
si... ak, 81. 70, "a. 80. extra lATgs) o..
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The harpin crop of this country equals
100000 annually. The early crop is
sown in beds.
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There are over nine thousand blind
persons in Arkansas
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Funeral Designs I Specially.

wrssths price a. colorsd dssgns
Ne extra charge for any nstto you RAY desire
Jour wsrk Estimates given all the latest dsssns.
such a. Vacant Chair. SersiI Of Hensr, Gates
AJaE, Bells. Hsra OF Plenty. Siekiss. Broken
Column. Pillows, Mssonic. Odd Fellow links,
Harps. Anchors, etc. Send for Circular and highest
references. Importer Of and dealer in French glass
shades. Money must be with all orders. Address
Il
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

Chrolithion collars and cuffs for gentlemen
are easily washed, and do not require ironing.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

You would use st. Patlicks Salvs if you
knew the good it would do you.
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Satisfactory Evidence.

Satisfactory Evidence.
j. W. Graham, Wholesale Druggist. Of Austin. Ter.
writes; IL have been handling DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs for the year. and have found it
of the most salable medicines have had in my
house for Coughs Colds and Consumption. always
giving entire satisfaction. Please send by
SATURDAYS steamer
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PREVENT crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing Lyons Patent Heel Stitfeners.
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How 10 Preserve Flowers.

How preserve flowers in their perfect state Of beauty
has been study Of here and sbroad for year,
but very little accomplished On calling few days
ago at Mr. Ls Aouts Laboratory. al Fourth Avenue.
this artist with his usual poteness. showed us through
his different departments. and may were well
pleased with visit. Mr.. lie Moult has gained .
world wide reputation preseryor Of natural flowers
and his many years Of study in nclosed walls has been
rewarded By his in preserving flowers in all their
BY process entirely my can so perfectly pre-
serve the most delicate flowers that they will last
forever Highest prize and special award at all prnei
pal sIpositions.
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Cntarrh sfthe bladder

Singing irritation, Inflammation, Kidney,
Urinary complaints, cured by Buchupaiba. 81.
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FAMOUS CASE IN BOSTON.

my little four-year-old girl had powerful eruption
on her face and head. Under her It was regular
scaldng red and SORE like burn Back Of her left
had to shave her hair close her head Five six
physicians and two hospitals up her ncura
BILE. save that she might outgrow it, When it began to
maturate became alarmed. In three weeks, with
Hoocs Sarsapsra the began heal two bottles
made her eyes clear To-day she is we'll
lam" JOHN CAREY, 1854 d Street. South Boston.
ATTEST: know John Carey. He is an honest good
man. whose statements worthy Of entire credit.
believe what he says about his childs sickness.
CLINTON II. COOK, Milk Street, Boston.
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Mr.. Edward NJ. Bentley, one of the
Examiners in the electricity division
bf the patent office, recently made
an address at an informal gathering in
Washington, touching the work of
the electricity division and the present
state of the science. In the course of
his remarks he said that about two
thousand applications for patents in
Electricity were filed in 1882, of which
about two-thirds were granted. To
show how the subject had grown in
Importance within very few years,
he said that in 1877 electricity was a
Bub-class in division. Now it is the
largest division in the Office and re-
garded as the most important. This
astonishing growth is due chiefly to
two causes: First. the invention of the
telephone, and second, the develop
mcnt of the magneto-electric machine
Few people are aware of the enor
NOUS quantity Of land that the govern
ment of the United States has granted
to the railroads of the country. Tht
amount is no less than 296,000,00(
acres. This is an area greater thar
that Of the thirteen original States; ar
area nearly one-third larger than Texas
almost as large as the combined terri
tory of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Nebraska; nearl,
three times as large as Great Britain
and Ireland; more than five times a
great as France; four times create
than Germany; equal to about one
sixth of the entire territory of tn
United States. Do not these grea
railroad corporations ow, to the pee
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.Rough ON Corns.v
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." loo. Quick
relief; complete cure. Oorns, warts, bunions.
Hol YT BALDHEADs There is just one way,
and no more, by which you may be cured-use
Carboline, deodorized extract of petroleum.
1t will positively produce new hair there is
no substitute for this marvellous hair renewer.
A man suffering from debility and loss of
appetite took two bottles of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, gained ten pounds and got well.
Tint Husband OF Mine
Is three times the man he was before using
Wells Health Remover. 81. Druggists.
than all the other waters in the known
world. @ 1sf1GQWN
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All FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.
nUNLEITH STOCK FARM FOR SALE
As whole or IN parcels. each with improvements;
buildings mostly new; ~ acres one of the finest stock
and grazing farms in Maryland situated in thriving
good roads land and water OF excellent quality For
Churehvle. HsrfOgd Co.. Md, Mention this paper.
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Chicago has an Italian district called
Cheyenne which seems hardly better
than the horrible Chinese quarters in
San Francisco. Men, women and
children are crowded into wretehed
little apartments by dozens, where
Light and air are the scantiest, and such
things as cleanliness and decency un.
thought of. Il have seen pig-pens in
Poland" said one inspector after
making round, "but never anywhere
such sights as these" The buildings
are generally owned by rich men in the
city, it is said, who exact the most ex
brilliant rents.
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THOUGH SALT RHEUM

Does not directly imperl lfe 1t Ia dstressul. vexa
tious and resolute complaint Patient endurance ofits
numerous very small wstery pimpes. hot and smatins.
requires true forttude 1.-THE discharged matter sticks
itches. and the scabs leave underneath redeemed
face. the disease has departed and Hoods Sarsa-
purilla, In moderate doses, should be continued.
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DIR. Green's Oxyrennted Bitters

DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bitters
is the Oldest and best remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
Malaria. Indigestion. all disorders of the Stom
ach and all diseases indicating impure condition of
the Blood. Kidneys. and Liver
Durno's Catarrh Snuff Catarrh and all affections
Of the mucous membrane.
"Best Cough BnlsamHn theiNyorld." Try it.
Price 1Oc. F. w. KINsMAN Co., Augusta Maine
The convenience of sending goods by mail express
Is we'll assured by
LEWANDO'S FRENCH DYE HOUSE,
II TEMPLE PLACE. BOSTON. u. 8. A..
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pie, who have created them, asks the
American Ct,ltiUator, fair and honest
treatment, cheap and economical ser
vice, without oppression, extortion and
discrimination in ratesp
Over thirty million dollars were
paid in wages last year to the miners
of bituminous coal in the United
States. The production of coal is the
great mining industry of the country,
far exceeding in value the gold, silver
and iron industries. More than forty
million tons were taken out last year.
There were also twenty-eight million
tons of anthracite coal mined. Eng
land produces more than twice as
much coal yearly as the United States.
and takes it all from an area about the
size of Ohio. The coal deposits of
this country have been barely touched.
They are found in almost every part
of the land. The mines at Seattle, in
the extreme Northwest, produced one
hundred and fifty thousand tons last
year, and numerous deposits have
lately been discovered on Puget's
Sound and along the line of the North
ern Pacific railroad, so it does not
seem likely that any part of the coun-
! try will want for fuel for many yea s
The menhaden fisheries in the United
States employ $2,460,000 of capital, in
vested in shipping and the manufac-
ture of oil, soap and other products
286 sailing vessels, 70 steamers ant
2,S05 men. These statistics were shown
at recent meeting in New York Of
the United States Menhaden Oil ant
Guano association. Other facts re
vealed on this occasion were that las'
year there were 454, 1872, 900 fish caugh
and 1,266,569 gallons of oil ant
25,025 tons of crude soap made. Dur
ing the meeting there was much dis
cussion on the matter of regulating, b,
legislative enactment, the catching O
menhaden so as to prevent the ex
tinction of the fish, the opinion bein,
unanimous that the supply will sool
be exhausted unless the indiscriminat
dredging of the sea be soon stopped
Opinions, however, did not agree as t
the time when the spawning seasol
sets in, during which, all agreed, fish
ing should cease.
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Of the recent demonstration on Mr..
|Parnell's Allendale estate London
Truth says: Large numbers of
farmers for miles around, from all the
four neighboring counties, attended
with their plows-one hundred and
eighty in all-and plowed a large tract
Of land, as practical way of show
ing their respect for the owner. The
horses were decorated with green rib
bons, the plows had been newly
painted for the occasion, and all het
people wore national colors. There
were three bands present, which
played a succession of national airs.
There were also present four members
bf the Royal Irish constabulary; but
Tor wonder, the meeting was not in.
erfered with"
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Sold BY Druggists. 81; six for So Prepared only by
q. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecares, Lowell, Mass.
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A recent census bulletin estimates
that the number of persons using wood
Nor domestic fuel in the United States
in 1880 were more than 32,500,000, or
about sixty-four per cent. of the entire
population. The consumption of wood
for domestic purposes is estimated at
more than 140,000,000 cords, and it is
valued at nearly s307,0O0,000. The
use of wood for fuel outside of domestic
purposes is quite small, amounting to
only about 100000 cords. The con-
sumption of charcoal is set at 74,OOO,-
poo bushels. 1t appears that the dis
trict within which coal is predominant
" used is less than one-tenth of the
settled area of the country. Wood is
used almost exclusively in the South
ern States.
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TOPICS or THE DAY.

In 1882 somebody in the United
States swallowed 73,556,096 gallons of
distilled spirits, 25,62s,071 gallons of
wines, and 27,O51, 1856 gallons of beer
over 6OO,OO0,OO0 gallons all told,
hnd there was probably some water
used during the same period.
The Mormons are not confined to
Utah by any means. Six years age
fhe territorial legislature of Idaho had
but one Mormon representative, but
bow there are ten, one of whom is Q
bishop of the church. The Mormon
population is about one-third of the
IS, 900 inhabitants of the Territory.
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pie, who have created them, asks the
American CultiUator, fair and honest
treatment, cheap and economical ser
vice, without oppression, extortion and
discrimination in ratesp
, 1883-12-20
Sunday Reading.
JUDGE

The Methodist Mission Committee has
voted over S46,G00 to colored churches
in the South.
The Christian denominations in 1881
spent $139, 40 for educational and mis-
sionary work among the Indians.
The foundation stone of the first
Protestant Church in the Tyrol
was laid at Meeman on October 9Th.
The calculation has been ma ) that
every Protestant missionary in the South
seas creates, on an average, lde OF
$4,000 per year
In the eleven years since /, first
church was organized in Japan, --inety-
three have been formed by the fifteen
missions at work there, twenty-one OF
which are self sustaining.
Calvary Baptist Church, New York, has
800 members, who pay their pastor
5000 and raise 100000 year for be-
nevolent and educational purposes. They
are building a new church on Fifty
seventh street, which is to cost $4,000
and will have a steeple $40 feet high.
Cough: First we have wave of
license systems, then q wave of prohibi.
tiun, and then wave of blue ribbons
but like bubbles they have all burst
Will venture to say that you can't find
blue ribbon from here TO California,
No, Sir, the only way is total annihila-
ton.
A Maryland man has secured a di-
vorce from his wife on the ground that
she wouldn't let him read the Bible.
There are two sides to every question,
and if the man is one OF the kind who
starts in to read his Bible just when he
ought to be doing chores and bringing
in the mornings supply of wood, we SYM
pathize mostly with the woman.
II know of a woman" said the good
deacon, beaming mildly through his
spectGcles, who wants to be foremost IN
all good works, but she is so mortal slow
that she never gets there ill the good
works are all done. Slow? Why, she's
SO slow that when she undertakes to
make an omelet the eggs spoil before she
can break them into the dish" And the
deacon sighed until his suspenders raised
his trousers clean up to his knees"
, 1883-12-20
By Telegraph
The Dominion Government and Chi
nese Immigration.

The Dominion Government and Chi
nese Immigration.
OTTAWA, Dec. 1.-THE Dominion gov
ernment is being strongly pressed to
take immediate action to prevent an in
fiux of Chinese into British Columbia.
Upwards of 5000 of these undesirable set
tiers are without work in that Province.
They resort to all kinds of depredations
to keep themselves alive, and several
cases of murder have already been re-
ported. Plundering is their sole means
of support. Many of them cross over
to United States territory, defying de-
lection, and then mingle with their fel-
low countrymen. The Dominion gov
ernmeLt has heretofore refused to inter-
fere, on the ground that the construct
ors of the Canadian Pacific railway could
not build the road without Chinese labor.
The provincial government are moving
in the matter, and Sir John Macdonald
will how nave to accede to the demands
of the province, and legislate against
Chinese immigration the coming season.
, 1883-12-20
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, 1883-12-20
DIED.

STONE.--At Irondale, W. T. Dec.
II, 1888, Abbie, beloved wife OF
ID. NJ. Stone. Of Port Townsend,
aged about a years.
To the bereaved relatives and
friends of deceased we tender our
heartiest sympathy. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon
(l4th). Deceased had been i'll seven
months. She leaves several small
children.
, 1883-12-20

The following vessels are engaged in
loading lumber at Hanson's wharf. New
Tacoma: Ships Dasiing Wave. Curs;ca
Geo. c. Perkins, Shirley. and bark
Henry Buck.
There will be cl,oe on to 29.G03 1 ms
IF coal shipped frcn, Tacoma this mouth
1t all Of tue expected shipping gets in.
1t far exceeds the total of any month
since the opening Of tie mines. The
South Prairie mines alone will put ont
nearly 1000 tOns.-Nerx.
INCREASED SERVICE. The tri-weekly
service on the SeattIe-Whatcnm mail
route goes into effect today. The new
schedule likes the departure from each
end of the route at 30 in the afternoon,
leaving here on Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons, and leaving What
com on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons. The Washing on will
endeavor to perform the whole service.
She can make the run in fourteen or
fifteen hours, including the landings,
and as she will have to run six DAYS in
the week it Will tax her 10 the utmost.
y proposition is now advanced intended
to relieve her, the purport of which is to
still further increase the service to four
trips n week. Such an increase Will
Justify the mail company III putting On
another boat. and will insure a more
regular service than can possibly be per-
formed by one steamer. Everybody
will sign tie petition. no doubt.-POst
MteHigencer.
LEG AMPUTATED.-Af few days ago an
account was published in these columns
OF a serious accident which happened to
Henry Hofke, mate of the +. w Munroe,
while making landing at Port George,
WILDLY Island, whereby he had his leg
broken, and was taSen to LaConner and
placed in charge of DIR. Calhoun. The
injury proved very serious one, and
DIR. Calhoun concluded that the leg
should be amputato,.; but before fully
decIalng to take the sep he teiegraphed
for DR.. Smith of this city. The two
physicians held Il consultation and no
other course was considered safe. Ac-
cordingly the right leg was taken off
just above the knee, and the unfortu-
nate man was brought to this city and
placed in the hospital. Many persons
who visited Lake Union last winter dur
ing the few days that body of water was
frozen over will remember Hofke as the
best skater on the ice. He had many
friends among the steamboat men, who
raised handsome purse for him yes
terday. At last accounts he was suf-
fering fearfully, but the doctors hope to
save his life.-POst-I.
, 1883-12-20
.sIana RaiIway--yessel MtssIue

VICTORIA, Dec. 13.-The House is still
debating on the Island Railway bill. It
is certain to pass with good majority.
A vote is expected tomorrow.
The British iron bark Mandaiay,
baund for this port to load lumber for
foreign delivered, was spoken off the
Columbia river on Nov. 22d. Since then
nothing has been heard of her The
vessel is reported as missing.
, 1883-12-20
DISPATCH, -

JAMES MORGAN, MASTERY -
Will leave Port Townsend for Neah Bay
and way ports every Monday Morn
ing on arrival of up Sound steam
er. Returning will arrive Oh
Wednesdays. Towing and charters at
reasonable rates. Apply On board, or to
L. B. Hastings G. c. Bartlett & Co
N. B.-We have just added to our feet
large scow, fitted with tarpaulins, for
freighting.
, 1883-12-20

Old papers for sale at this office-5O
cts. per hundred; fifty for % cts.
Just received at Jas. Jones Orangee.
Lemons, French Candies and Cape Coo
Cranberries, also, some extra nice Cali
fornia Port Wine.
Fine assortment OF Christmas card
Gents and Ladies' sets, &C., at
LATIMER & Co.'S
, 1883-12-20
Haskell Dead.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Representa-
tive Dudley G. Haskell, of Kansas,
died this morning in this city after a
lingering illness. Judge Haskell was
generally recognized as the leader of the
republicans of last congress in the dis
cussion of the tariff bill.
, 1883-12-20
HOTELS
The Charles Hotel.
4. II. NAI.COM, Pruprittol

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. TERH
The above named house r. uoS open for ille re-
cGptCn OF ga"st= Ii j. HRri-tni-hrd Ihrnuc choQt.
IN ur>i-class condition and supplied with :
the outfit OF new furniture.
Tho cuisine ih strictly iirst claSr. and under ths
present management no pam will he spared -
H,k' IhiS tile l"ading hotel on Puget Sound
Board with or without lodging hy the day week
or month, al reasonable rates.
THE ISAls.-Is furnished with The
choicest of Wines. Liquor and CiSars.
Tn" patronage of Lac public is respectfully re-
I!Citrd
, 1883-12-20
seeking Admission.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Dolph intro
duced bill for the admission into the
Union of the State of Washington 1t
provides for the admission of Washing
ton Territory and a portion of Idaho.
, 1883-12-20
For Rent.

The building recently fitted up byr
on Water street between the Custom
House and Central Hotel. can be rentod d
for store purposes. Is newly finished;
has counters, shelving, &c.
GEORGE STERMING.
, 1883-12-20
,Eeavh Fire rnuI-

ST. Paul, Dec. 12-The Reeve block
adjoining the Drake block, which was
burned last night, was also entirely de-
stF"yed before the flames could be cou-
tro!led. Loss $ll5.rO0.
, 1883-12-20
ISLAND ROUTE.
u. .. MAIL.
PORT TOWNSEND AND SEMIAHM00.
IT. THE STEAMER

.H.F BEECHER, Master.
Leaves Port Townsend every Monday at 10 A. N.
for Whatcom, via the Islands; every Thursday
at 10 A. N. for Semiahmoo, calling with freight
and passengers 1T San Juan, Lopez, Friday Har-
Dor, Orcas, East Sound, Guemes, Aancortes, Sam
ish, Whatcnm, Beach's and Birch Bay. Return
ing leaves Whatcom IL NJ every Tuesday, and
Sumiahmoo every Friday at Pm.
For freight or information apply TO the PIT.
ser, or to II. L. TIBBAIS, Jr., Agent.