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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

An Iowa exchange touches mp the
Democratic party In the following
breezy style: ''upon the tariff question
the Kentucky Republicans are disposed
to climb down little. They demand a
revision, and that only % much revenue
shall be raised m will suffice for the
needs Of the Government. Let Mr..
watterson take courage. He has not
laborcd In vain. Hrs work tells In all
parties. The Republicans are Just
shrevd enough 10 crowd the Democrats
of the Democratic platform and take
possession. Too many Democrats are
Just shrswd enough 10 let them 10 do il.
They never have any faith in princi-
pie until Il has been adopted by the Re-
publican party. They like TO have their
party run as sort Of Republican party
No. ?, ON q platform bailt Of sappy.
wind-shaken. season-checked, Republi-
can culls. with the nails. and mortisea,
and weather stains Of Republican use
still plain on the dress side"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

The Postofiice Department il in an
cnviabie position. II Is not only self
supporting, but yields handsome sur.
Plus revenue. The surplus last quarter
was ti.ll9.s77, which. added to t2.5@,-
az, surplus for the preceding nine
months OF the past fiscal year. makes a
total excess OF revenue over expenditure
Of 3a629, 2l9. The total postal receipts
for the past fiscal year were $ss.S5s. TSs;
total expenditure. $sa,ss9.4la.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

The Great Eastern has always been q
Sensational stsamer. Il was first made
noticeable on account Of its Immense
siss. then BY its use in laying the Allan
tic cable. Recently il has bean pur-
chased by company interested in the
frssh meat trade and ID 70 be used a. Q
cold storage. dead meat warehouse sta-
tion a ons Of tho large ports on ths
south coast " England.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

PKnsoxAI--W. H. Talbot, Of the firm
Of Pope 4 Talbot, Of San Francisco. 60
oompanisd by his sister and q lady
friend from New York, arrived in Seat
tie Friday evening. and we're met by Cy.
rus Walker and d. B. Jackou, Of Por.
Gamble. who came up With the steamer
Yakima 10 receive their visitors and e.
cert them 10 the mill town.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

PoRr DIscovEBY.-Ac correspondent at
this mill port writes as follows: This
place is little of the direct line of
travel ON the Sound. The mill saws
about 100000 feet of lumber daily. Last
month seven vessels were loaded with
lumber and one with piles, all for CALI
fornia ports-San Francisco, Alameda
and Carquinez Straits"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

PAINFUL ACCIDENT Daniel Fraser
for . long time engineer in the Port
BlAkely mill, bat late Of the Tacoma
mill, met with . painful accident, some
time since, by having his hand caught
in the machinery, and two fingers taken
OF. DAN. has suffered terribly With his
wound, but Is improving nov. He vas
. popular young man, and his Blaksiy
friends viii b panied to learn of his
accident.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

LoHa ABsKSCE.-J. p. Ludlow viii
join his wife, who ID visiting her rela.
tions in Australia, and remain there til
next January. ]. F. Cas- has been ap
pointed deputy Clerk of the Court dur.
ing his absence, bot the principal part
OF the work will be done by his son Will
lie, Who has been in the ofice several
years, and Who is thoroughly acQuaint-
cd with the duties connected herewith
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

LAuScHxp.-Caps. Saulsbury's steam
or Title Vas launched FROM MitchelI's
ways yesterday evening. Quite . crowd
gathered in The yard 10 see her 60 OF.
On reaching the water, aud clearing
hersslf Of the cradle On which abe vas
launched, the little ting steamed OF a.
though che vas accustomed TO the
water.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

Drxp on TIE wAx.-A gentleman
named Reveal, brother Of Supsrin-
tsndent Reveal Of the barrel factory
here. died in Victoria the other day
while On his way 10 this city, and his
body vas brought over On the Geo. T..
Starr yesterday. Tue deceased leaves
q widow 10 mourn his untimely end. He
was Mason. and will be buried undea
the auspicss Of Eureka and Sc. John
Lodges today, the members Of which
arc requested 10 mess at The ball q Q
quartz. % 10 O'Clock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

LOST Bap.-A white oockatoo, BE-
longing 10 Captain Hatfield, made il
escape last evening. and fer q time
psrohea himsslf upon ths very tip az the
spifs on the YsaleE-I sAxy block. u a.
tsFwAfds nsv a. and IL Captain o1ogs
Z reward of ~ dn1lan fox 4 rstnn %
him. alivs. = ~ Axiington Ho1sl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22
For Rent.

HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNITURE
l j ) 81 IL sAie' sAN ABE e L HUMPHREY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22
ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.

A LII SIR KNIGHTS REsIDIN
IA west Of the Cascades and north of
the Columbia river, are under the juris-
diction Of Seattle Commandery. No. 2, K.
T.. and should report their names to the
Recorder.
Sir Knights who wish to attend the
Grand Conclave ct San FUncisco can OBJ
tain certificates from the Recorder which
win secure half fare rates from and to all
steamship ports on the Sound. No half
fare rates can be obtained from Sound
ports to San Francisco by way of Port
land. Oregon Commandery. ct Portland.
invites all Sir knights to join with them.
1t is therefore optional which route you
will take.
Steamer will leave Seattle about the
10th Of August.
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
A. Macintosh.
C. H. MERRICK, Recorder. jy22 dwlw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22
Central Seattle {:
Maynard's Plat :


Lots 4 and s. block IL.
Lots I, g 3, l. block 46.
Lot 4. block 10, Boren's plat on Second
street.
Lots and 2, block 80, Denny and Bells
addition.
Lot 8, block 4, Brawley's.
North half block 2 Eastern addition.
Lots l and 2, block 9, Eastern addition.
Lots ! and 2, block 8, Fairview, with II
story house.
25 lots in Hanford's addition.
Lots Is and 16. block 80. Kidd's addition.
Lot 4, block q, Kidd's addition.
30 lots in McGilvra's addition.
30 lotsin Yesler and McGilvra's addition.
5 lots in Miles addition, on Madison
street extension.
Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, block 8. McNaught's
first addition.
Lot 10, block 49, McAleer's.
Lot 9 block 81, McAleer's.
IL lots in Northern addition.
Is lots in POntius' addition.
50 lots in Phinney's addition.
lots in Riley's addition.
choice lots in Union addition.
Lands by the acre in tracts of two acres
and upwards. Farms and wild lands. ETC.
Call and examine full list and prices.
wv. EDWARDS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
jel5 tt 7l3 Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

WHEN WILL TIDES CEASE TO EBB
w and flow,
Roaring winds to howl. moan and blow
Immense bargains more and more,
Go in. friends, to the Dollar Store
IL yu iktas, there you may find.
Tons of groceries of various kinds.
Study your interests by. reading these
lines.
Don't be fooled. but look around,
Or you'll miss bargains the grandest
found.
Ladies and gentlemen, we invite your
trade;
Look, were cutting with our Damascus
blade.
A well selected stock always on hand,
Ready and willing at the trades COM
mand.
Store full Of Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Tea. Coffee, Sugar, whatever you choose
Of queensware we boast the lions share,
Resources in reserve, and plenty to spare.
Eureka, say all. we've found it there.
8ll Front street, Seattle.
iy19 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOS

A BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN
n Washington street and the Yesler-
Leary block. A liberal reward will be
given to the finder by bringing to this
office. jy19 II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

VTwENTY-EIGHT TONS FIRST
i class Timothy Hay, at Crescent Har-
Dor, Island county. FOR further particu-
lars Apply to GEO. IZETT. foot of Jack
son street, Seattle, or MR.. MORGAN,
Crescent Harbor, Island county. jyl5 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22
Heirs s. 4. Bell Addition

Lots and 2. block 81. with house.
Lots and 2. block IS, with house.
Lot 9. block ~. with house.
Lot IL, block 81, with barn.
Lot 10, block "A, with house.
Lot IL block A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-22

As As O0UnyS AOOItIOn
Lots 9 and IL. block 80.
Lot S, block &C.
Lot 8 block "A, with house.
East half lots and 3, block %, corner
Second and Pine streets.
Lot l. block 2 with house, corner o.
Second and Union streets.
Lot 7, block K.
Lot 8, block H.
Lot 5 block 81, with house.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-11

&opf unb sing : bic &leiOer su bii:
geln. Sos Mdb6en, natiirlid, oenti
an ni6ts mebr, brummte iie, aber id
muB ben &opf oben bebalten. @ott fe
9anf, baB mir gleid bic reputirli6en
GleibungsItiide Daben, unb glatt fDllen
Fe fein, bafiir ftebe i'd ba.
Sie quite 9llte bate bod spei Singt
beriibrt i'm 9ua6einanoer ibres plan=
berns, Die gtetta 9etroffen batten = Die
Meinung, baB bas 9ingen nun aufb0=
ren miife, ,tnb Bic @rinnerung an 9e=
baitian. @ollte lie bas Sbeater auf9e=
ben? fragte fid Metta.
&einbolb bate freili6 in gang anOe=
rem Slime seiprO6en, i6on geitern 5n
8arner, eben nod, als ct bic 3ufunft
ausmalte, aber iie fiiblte bod, bab
gbilippin6ens Nnnabme, balb ri6tig
fei. sic traute ii9 ni6t bic Grait gu,
lire Sebensaufgabe tbeilen gu fonnen,
un6 bann fiel ibr elm, mie Sebaitian
ibr 10 oft geIagt bate, Der &unit mii1e
man Nlles Dpfern, Slid, Woblitano,
felbf Die Mnerfennung ber Welt.
(Bortfebuns fuIas)
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DQs NrparQnlm fir Bic ffeier Be

- Sa5 prD9r1llt1lt tur Die Ueler Der
@ntbiillung bes Nieoeripalos s9enfmals
am %. September lit nun feftgeiebt.
Sie Seier mirb einen groBartigellmfang
annebmen. 3ur 8orfeier tpirb Nbenos
pprber init allen @loden in &iibesbeim,
8ingen unb @eiien9eim geldutet. Ser
ner fonen 80aeri6liilIe abgef efeuert, auf
idmmtli6en b0beren 8erglpiben Der
l1mgegenb 6reubenfeuer angesiinoet. bic
Mege erleu9tet unb Die ufer bes &beins
bur9 brennenbe pe6tonnem erbeat
iperoen. 9ie Stdote 8insen, &iibes=
bein, bic Burg i&lopp, bic &o6usfaz
pelle unb bic @eiIenbeimer &ir6tbiirme
tperben glei6 Dem yiebermalos9 9enfmal
in bengalil9eln Seuer prangen unb in=
mitten bes altebripiirbigen 8ater &bein
Ion Elm Teuerperf abgebrannt tperben.
I'm Die les Geuertoerf berum unb itt=
mitten aler bteler ftrablenben 2i9tfar=
ben tperben 80 gr6Bere 9ampfer 1T
einen1 BON &iibesbeim bis Bingett rei=
6enben Salbfreis anffabren unb,
&umpf uno Safeltperf nit 2ampions
ge16miidt, @dnger= unb Wtufif66re
aufnebmen. 0ie Sauptfeier ion mad
6em bonn Nusi6ub bes sroben Gomite's
in ueberein fimmung nit bet &egierung
entiporfenen Programm bor ii9 geben.
Neb1t bielen tpirb ber &ai1er nebf bo=
benz @efolge in einem Sonber3uge bon
Wiesbaoen fommen, UNI bic @intpeis
bung 5lt boa5ieben. Sci Der gntbiillung
oes Denfmals folen ale @loden Der
umliegenben Srti9aften burd Seltge=
ldute uno 8atterien Mrtillerie burd &a=
noneNbonner ben 8oaSug bes feierli6en
Wftes bertiinben. Ser 9aifer tpirb
bann, sefolet bon BEN Giirltli6feiten
unb boben @iirbentrdgern bes &ei6es,
bic &idfabrt na9 Dem 8abnbofe gu
&ii6esbeim unter einetn bierau eisens
ber5uri6ten6en &aiier=Pabillon entge=
gennebmen. Gin Maitt3er Gomite bat
ben 8ei6luB gefaBt, cine feitli6 se=
f6miidte Glotte bor &libesbeim gu ien=
ben, um BON bort aus bas Denfnlal i'm
Mugenblid Der @ntbii(ung nit 80ller=
i6iiiIen gu begriiBen. Die S6iffe auf
bem &bein iperben eine feierli6e Qluf=
fabrt ms Wert ieben unb auf Dem
9eimtpege BON oen ieitli9 beleu6teten
8illen i'm &beingau nit 80llerl9ufen
begriiBt tperoen. Wabrf6einlidb tpers
ben aud berf9ie6ene Na6barltd6te lib
nit mebreren Sdiffen an Der Gabrt be-
tbeiligen.
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&mIlinnil & Ep.

Der befannte G6ubbdnbler 5. Mar=
lin bat fein @eiddft an obige 6irma
berfauft un6 iperben bic Serren ii6 nidt
nur beniiben, bic alte &unbi6aft bes
@eT9dftes 81 erbalten, fonbern aud im=
mer mebr iiele Gunben gu eriperben.
SulliDan & 60. beben ni6t nur
6as bette uno getpdbIteffe 2ager tn 9a=
tnens uto 2inberl9uben, fonoern ibre
Maaren aei9nen fi9 au9 bur9 preiss
tDlroigfeit unb Dauerbaftigfeit aug.
Die 6erren erbalten forttpdbrenb neue
3ufubreit uno liefern baber 6as Muer=
fnobernife. Wian faufe S9ubaeug nui
bel ibnen, ipenn man gut be6ient fein
min.
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. Sic OTn,ohI 6p.

= Die Nnsabl ber in ben 0ersinis=
ten Staten borban0enen pferbe betrd9t
iebt ii6er II, 900, 900, ober ungefdbr elm
pferb auf ie fiinf Meni9en. gla6 su=
berldBigen grmittlungen beiben folgen=
be Staaten bic meiiten pferoe: Slinois
1923, ,082; Sbip 736,478: Stem Oorf
61O. 1858; Yenniplpanien 533, ,578: Mlir
6igan 378,78 &entudp 382.648.
3mei Drittel iinb MrbeitspIerbe un6 elm
9rittel tpirb por5ugsweiie gum 8ergnii=
gen gebrau1t.
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= 9ie @ertbbere@nung fir 9euti6-
lambs Waarenberfebr nit bem Nuslan=
be i'm Sabre 1882. tpel6e bas Stati=
ftiide Nmt foeben i'm 60. Ban6e Der
&ei6sitatiiiif publicirt, bat cine ni6t
unbetrd6tli6e 3unabme Der ginfubr
unb Slusfubr ergeben. Die ginfubr
(obne goelmetaue) lit auf 1929, 5
Milionen Marf bere6net, gegem 1862, 8
Milionen Marf in 1881 unb 2820,7
Milionen. Marf in 1880. Sir bic
Nusfubr bat li6, pie lit ben fribern
Sabren, cine etuas b0bere 3iffer be=
rausgeitellt; oieielbe betrua mad ben
amtli9en Bere1nungen i'm Sabre 1882
3191,1 Milionen Marf segen 1877, 0
Millionen Marf in 1881 unb 1854
Millionen Marf in 1880. gtebem benz
@aarenperfebr 1T in Der Statiait fiir
1882 mod betreffs Observation-Disclosures
cine @infubr bon 1868 Millionen Marf
unb cine Nusfubr BON 55.8 Milionen
Marf bersei6net.
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Der gpffpfffee Erd,anae,

Sommers & ueblinger gigen=
tbiimert fibrt bic befen Meine, Gbamz
pagner, Wisfies, 2iqn6re, feines Bier,
einbeimii9e unb importirte gigarren.
9us 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8ilarofpieler finben mebrere Slide Der
befen Gabrifen 6es 2on6es. T1,2,nS
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= 26ln, "a. Nuguf. Bon elmer
Gompagnie bes IS. &esiments, uel6e
Bel elmer uebung in bolem 9u9anaug
ben bieligen @i6erbeitsbafen bur6s
idbwimmeil muBte, ertranten beute Mors
gen unteroffisier unb 4 SOlbaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-11
: Gtnlbliite. Gin Miin9ener 8la

= St1lblllte. glH UfH1WelleI Ciull
bat bor einiger 3eit in einem 9lrtifel
iiber 8apreutb ben folgenoen 9ab sez
leiitet: ......uO, baB Ser Meiiter es
ai6t mebr erleben burfte, gu ieben,
tpie ct na9 1einem Sobe geebrt ,pirb. :"
......Sie @a6e tpiir6e freili6 einige
66mierigfeiten baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-11

= Neines Blut erbdlt bic @elunbbeit
y Or. Nders ylcpb glirir" pirb prn ben
berpcrrasenbiten Ner5ten empfchlen. gei
allen Npctbefern 5u baten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-11

Gs berubist unb erqnift ben aranten nidt
our9 Die Ginflbruns bon Spiaten unb anbern
Sraitif9en Meoifamenten, ionoern bnrd bic
8eforberung oer Sbatisfeit bes Masenb unb
9erbenibffenls, tuelde baS @ebirn bon BEN idao-
li9en Ginfliien bcfreien, auf Oeren llria1en
mir uns oben besosen.
Sur @eiitlide, slbbofatem, 2tteraten, &auf-
lente, 8antiers, Samen unb sllle, beren fibenbe
eebensmeiic @erbenlabmung anb lnoronung
oes 8lutes, bcS Masens, ber ginseipebe un6
&ieren ersenst ODER fir alle, bic eines nerben.
itartenoen, ttimulirenben 0fittelS bebirfcn, 1T
9 Ina ritan Merbine unl1abbar. Gam.
ienoe erflaren alS bas ipuuberbollfte belebenbe
Mittel oaS BON finfenbe Sbfem frdftist.
l.50. 3u faufen bel allen apotbefern.
Or. g. u. &i9monb Meb. Co., ct.
Solepb, Mo.
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: 8orige WD6e tparen mir einem
unbarmberaigen Sturm ausgeiebt, Der
ni6t anein uniere GiBe uno Striimpfe,
ionbern uns bur6 uno bur9 bur9ndBte.
Die Golge mar elm fur6tbarer G6nup=
fen, Der einen franfen 9als unb ltarte
Spmtome BON Gieber na6 fid 3og.-
Oas CUTE Weib9en iiber ibre Mutorit6t
aus, iebte uniere GiiBe in beiBes Wafz
let, tpldelte uns in tpollene Slider unb
ianote uniern guten Sobn fiir cine
Glai6e bon Nper's &iri6enz@ru fmittel.
@s 1T cine pro6tboae Mebisin; angez
nebm einSunebmen uno CUTE 9ienite
leitenb. @ir i9liefen unseitort bic
ganSe ya6t unb erpa6ten bollfommen
bergefeut ben nd6ften Morsen. Mir
iinb iiberaeu9t, baB mir uniere ral6e
@eneiung nur benz &irl6en=8rutmittel
gu banfen baben, un0 s0sern baber fei=
men Nugenblid ba1elbe 9llen gu empfeb=
len bic cine fol6e MebiSin bebiirfen.- :
Tehucana (Tex. } Presbyterin.
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Matter! @ntter.! wfatter

Mmtter! Whittier! Wfltter
Derbst Str bes Nadts ssfSrt wetbsn
unb In guaer Nube untsrtroheu burG bas
SGreten eines tranfen Ginces, weldes
Sdmerasn pom Dur6brsGsn Der 3dbns
leiott9 ST es Der Sal, 70 tault eins
8lalhe bon Wrs. UtnSlows Spo.
tttne Sprup. 81 wtrb ben armen
Rleinsn fOfort BON ietnsn S6msr3sn be.
rsisn. Mun perlaGs ldb barauf, 20 ttllt.
Sc III feline Muttsr auf Grpsn, bic ts Der.
(udte unb gu& niHt mittbtilsn Uiirbs, bab
es bic Ginssweibe resultrt. ben 8lsinsn
5ilfs unb @eiunbteit unb Der Muttsr
8ube peri&ufft. bab es tpie 3autsr wirft
Das Mittel III lider In alien 5allen unb
anssnsbm BON @sl&mad ss wiro BON
elmer per altefen unb bsRsn DOetorinnsn
In ben Ser. Staatsnpsrl&rtsbsn. llstsr.
d ~ taten,bie Glaf&e au 25 Gents.
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- @ine alte Warteriu, la8t: .,sr.
aders GnsliId Wemebp" 1T oas bette
Wiittel sessn Sulten, Brdune ooer Dipb
erie. Bei alien Gpotteteru bu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-11

- grabanbter, 8aleneienue, ga,
riier, &uffi6e, Sd6iii6e unO leinene
6piben In GROCER Muswabl biaigft beim
Tdmous.
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2nOpfe, 8eiabartitel fir Damenz
fleiOer unb @dfde. fOtpie fiir 8ettseus,
biligf bel Gampus.
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= Opspepfa Der sefSbrli&ite JstnD
Der @eiunbbett. mtlb buid, Nnwenbun9
bon ,,aders Dhspepaa=E Tablets" turirt
Bei allen Mpotbetern gu babcn.
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g e + H . p u II q.

Tntfs NfIfen ffne fpe;iefI fir biefe sane
bereifef. efneDcsis perurfaet einen }pId,en9Sed3s
fel Inn Beffnben, baR Der 3eibenfe erffamnf IT..
Gte perisebren ben Mppetf nue beruriapen Bletldjs
aBirfina anf teg5erfduunasp eth reselmdkts
aer GfuhIaona berporeerufen ipirc. prets 25 Cents
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-29
Cutting off Dead Branches.

Recent experiments of Professor c. +.
Bessey of the Iowa Agricultural College,
communicated to the New York Tribune,
throw new light on the subject of removing
dead branches from trees, the conclusions of
which are of great importance to every fruit
grower, and may change materially the Gus
tomary modes and seasons of pruning trees
ard shrubs.
The Professor says :"Evaporation of water
from plants was long supposed to be physio
logical process, and was considered to be en-
trely different from ordinary physical evapo-
ration. As long as this view was held the
process was called Transportation, TO distin-
gush II from the physical process. The
breathing pores. the stomata, which occur in
the epidermis of all leaves in great numb. RS,
were supposed to be organs of Transportation,
which was considered to be one of the most
important functions of the leaf.
Within few years. however, our kno~l-
edge of these matters has been greatly in
creased, and we now know that the escape of
water from the leaf does not differ in any way
from the evaporation of water from any other
moist surface. A leaf loses water simply be-
cause it is watery structure; its epidermis
is designed to prevent this loss, and the
breathing pores, with their power of opening
and closing. are for the same purpose. A
leaf, instead of being an organ of evapora-
ton, is actually structure in which evapo-
ration is quite successfully checked"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-29
General News.

The Yale Clock Company has reduced the
pay of its workmen 20 per cent. strike is
threatened.
During the past year 63 women were
received at the Inebriates' Home at Fort
Hamilton, New York. some of whom are
members of first-class families.
Over 400 mining claims have, it is report
ed, been filed with the county clerk of Grant
County, Col, since the first of the current
month.
The entire product of the Arizona mines
for 1882. including large amount of copper,
was Sll ,7O2 ,293, or about 81, 800, 900 less
than the yield of the single district of Lead
vile, in Colorado.
There are thirty-two Protestant churches
or chapels in Spain. of which six are in
Madrid, two in Barcelona, three in Seville,
and the resi- chiefly in western seaport towns.
The native PrOtestants number about 2s,-
600, mostly among the poor.
Conductor Eugene Hosley of the New
Haven 4 Northampton Railroad, who ran the
freight train which collided Sept. 10 with a
wild freight on the the State road, killing
three men, was arrested at Westfield. Conn,
Wednesday. tor man slaughter, and held for
trial.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean says that the
report of pending negotiations between the
c., B. & O., Wabash and Hannibal & St.
Joseph Railroad companies is false, and that
the story was originated for stock, jobbing
purposes only. The Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy people have lease of the Hannibal
& St. Joseph road which will not expire for
ten months, and which will no doubt be re-
newed
OF late years there has been large increase
in attendance at the German universities.
From Is, ll3 students in 1872 the number
has advanced to %, 1874 in 1882. or an in
crease of 81. per cent Some alarm has
been caused by this showing, as it is denied
that the demand of modern life for men of
| education has increased in like proportion.
An official warning has been promulgated
against students taking up the law as a pro-
fession, since its ranks are already hopeless
ly overcrowded."