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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-22
Eureka Butter Worker.
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

In SOLID GOLD WATCH, aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion of metal is
needed only to stiffen and hold the engrav-
ed portions in place, and supply strength.
The surplus gold is actually needless. In
james Boss Patent Gold Watch Cases this
WASTE is saved, and soL1DITY and
STRENGTH increased by simple process,
at one-half the cost. A plate of SOLID
GOLD is soldered on each side of a plate
of hard nickel composition metal and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this the cases, backs,
centers, bezels, etc., are cut and shaped by
dies and formers. The gold is thicL
enough to admit of all kinds of chasing.
engraving and engine turning. These
cases have been worn perfectly smooth by
use without removing the gold. This is
the only case made under this process. Each
case is accompanied Nth raid guarantees
signed by the manufacturers warrantiag it to
wear 20 years. 100000 of these Cases
now carried in the United States and
Canada. Largest and Oldest Factory.
Established 1854. Ask your Jeweler.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-22
HILLS 'HARVE ESTER
FROM
BLACK HAWK STUD farm.
WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 AS FOLLOWS
FERR1SBURGH Fridays; VERGENNE
PEDlGREE:


dam Harvester the ed
He sold to T. Abbott who imported him
him
Mr.
Cosy Flore Mr. Sir Charles He shown the
others
veter s ven
, 1883-07-19

The Chilian bark Active, arrived to-
day from Valparaiso.
Mr.. S. Waterman has imported a
dashing buggy.
Our wharves are literally crowded
with freight these days.
Norris & Williame are having 4 neat
sign painted by Mr.. Barthrop.
The steamer Biz went to SemIahmoo
and way ports today in place Of the
Hope.
1t seems we are to have new
commander for the Wolcott, Capt.
Moore.
Judge VanBokkelen tried some "hood-
Iun" cases today. Boys were complained
of by Cinnamon for throwing stones and
breaking windows.
Gen. Albert Pike, the top notch tyhee
of the masons, passed through here to-
day on his way to Victoria. He was &C
companied by T. NJ Reed and J. Il.
Hayden, OF Olympia.
Mr. \. ID. Tobey has sold out his
house and shop and the lot on which
they stand, to Mr. Eisanbeis, for $1,000.
He has also invested in half interest
III Mr.. Hadlock's pile driver.
The officers of the revenue depart
ment here have recently sent off the
claims for rebate on tobacco and cigars
made by dealers in this Territory. They
numbered 255, ranging in amount from
so to $3.50, and aggregate $l5,0934S-
Courier.
Hon. Thos. II. Brents has been noti-
fed that there will be a vacancy at West
Point next year, caused by the gradua-
ton of Cadet Edward b. Babbitt. Mr..
Brents proposes to fill the vacancy by
appointing the boy who passes the best
examination at Il competitive examiua-
ton TO be announced hereafter. All
candidates must be physically sound,
not under II or over u years OF age.
, 1883-07-19
DIED.

At Victoria, July 18th, 1888, John
Thomas Hubbard, aged Il years.
Deceased was native of England,
and had resided with his family at Dun
geness about six years past during
which time he acquired the friendship
of all his neighboTs. His death was the
result of kidney and liver trouble of
long standing, and was caused immedi-
ately by a kidney tumor. He leaves a wife
and four children who have the sympathy
Of the public. Mrs. Hubbard Will come
to Port Townsend to live, and We be-
speak for her the kindly encouragement
of all our citizens.
, 1883-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

PoRT townsend, July 13.-Arrived-
Ships Austria and Letitia
Sailed Ship Sintram.
PoEr DIscovERY, July 13.-Arrived-
Brig Deacon.
Sailed Schooner Seventy-six, ship
Eesta, and bark Makah
PoRT BLAKELY, July 13.-Arrived-
Bari.entiGe Il. K. Ham and schooner
| Otago.
Sailed-Barks Revere and Nolaut.
PoRr MADISON, July I3.-Arriyed-
Bark Coquimbo.
, 1883-07-19

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0pine l"!AS nave thgT Haai-cl"nS
that the million dollar railroad
company to operate between "hattoA
ami british S3lum'ia ioohiy Hhhu Il
railroad scheme On paper gotten "p d..
iieaEy ianI owners IN me Yitinii[ "i me
former place 70 boom real estate there
1t is remarked th25 Port Townsend
Is looming up in Importance, surely.
New houses for business AMI residences
continue to multiply, street filing and
other inDr,yrra,ut, ura .,oyip., a.,no
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Ing more brisi., and tide ilt lois are get
TIM yaIftai3,e euouzh i,E7;1r-,I 3a,f!{.
, 1883-07-19
ASK FOR " CIR FAvoRiTE TEA.

I"a iGL- 40 other, even II recommend
u as equally as good" until you have
tried this reliable brand. For sale by
PLUMMER IL TERRY.
, 1883-07-19
4 GARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Hubbard desires to publicly express her
gratitude TO Hr. Tho-. Delaney Of Victoria for
kindly and timely assistance III her recanE trouble
and bereavement in that city. This gentleman,
viii his brother also. rendered such aid and kind
Hr-s a- entities them to grateful remembrance
, 1883-07-19


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oxen - n,~ logging camp t'doy on the
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--.. .2i--a.s 'i o4-r-.E aga TO have a
new "s,ez 5.ro'l hR.J:as d. Olympia,
to cost nearly @,0,13h
.r i..,a..G t5..rar Carl..iv Com
.... r.....s s.-g Hi.lits al the baldwin
i.l.-...- sr,." Francisco.
%.EIa Is 3.ine sDIiil Olympia at
5.5 r., ..a. delivered Old hay brings
SD per -.@ 80 ..e I.aa,@rr,p} says.
S,la.. D,.,.-sA .a.s .,Iar for Nrrb
BI- ANYWAY ports VIZ Iars. lot or
freight al.E ..,...i q dozen pa4.a.,s.rs.
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'l-''i ''''-.'..7 '-' i'FSis n&z- a-al4 'o&ay'
On -.--tor being called 10 Duugenass,
- .aa BEDSIDE OF L. .ath-r who Is very
III, l4"s2 WI. oa 80 Di.aE AaEga Issued
toa.:airo".
The revelu. cutter }EaIc,at j. havius
her sumner vacation aaI bains repaired
and pllulsL LatD.r.ap.l. P,.asan + s,,.ja-
ly ap there.
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Deihsefent looking Palf OF elk horns at
her pilot house irohV-the trophy OF MT.
Il C'lo!' d oi'.i"iA county hunter ana
prepared Oy Nh mos '2'faS'oh' ta%ider-
mist
\ friend writing from Il logging camp
on Hoods canal, says the forest fires up
that way are doing lots Of damage. This
IerriJOTy cannot too soon enact law to
severely punish people for careIcssly set
ting fires in the woods.
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r,.tair.1 a. e,.of.I, on5 viii reco;ve nav
bniIs,z before heinz nut in active service
&C.,, rrha Riz went over with tbe
mail iast week and AGAIN today. being
updar charter. We are told the Dis
natchwiII 90 next trip. Can't. Beecher
informs us that he is NEGOTIATING for
four different steamers, anyone of which
Will be well suited for the route, and he
hopes out Of the lot to secure one and
get her started on regular duty within a
month or two at most. He says he has
come on the route to stay, and he pro-
poses to put on Il steamer that will not
only serve the growing needs of the pub
, 1883-07-19

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1a's --"E-aa=. ii - disabled co..-aaa.
An addition 10 &g, A.r-...a barter
shop il being aai.t 90 tua r,a- .-s-es..
I'D better accsI-aoaa-e CD atoll-.s wao
wan A..;-s-
D.s.op PuGtge. weasua lie Sound
It'd, a.ter q f.ea-a., ual profitable
visit 10 sl-5s p:acs a.; Mean say. lie
goes so Tacoma T. lao,. after l.rgr-.
interests tuyrs.
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American ship 1le.aH.y :r.lyei ali E.c-
toria from Hong Kong, last Sunday She
brought 10 Chinese passen5 gers .,tsi i.,i.
TONS "L freight. She vii e,-G- OYER 10
the sound, AMI take load II humber
from the tatoD@ S;s~ mil for sydney,
Aus.faiia-
In Tennessee they haye law wnicl re-
| 4uiros that a man must get Ghe written
consent Of his vile before he can hug
whisky TO drink. just ,HlH. ol" aaH
having % baJ "' '''la " love ola o'"He.
before she'll sign permit io- Inn TO get
Il drink!
Bancroft * Co" OF San Ernc.so2. sr,v.
an agent on the Soult again .tyi.. to
get orders for al kinds of Priat-Eg.
Eyerybody VIII, ..uIt TO rob home aiters
OF trade tlat as.,:Ha.eiy belongs 10
them, viii patronize Bancroft, OF course,
and send their money to circulate in
| CaI5f.rril
, 1883-07-19
G.. MORRIS HALLER,

Attorney and Counsellor at F-"s's
Proctor ii IdmiTdity.
ss,ttIe Washington Territory
Gncc in colmau Block, corner tiili and Com
usrcial -,Teet-, zap stairs.
, 1883-07-19


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i.H-NIn o., reduced ra.ys
Ny Son fs.F.ae~ f-f......,-7 7c-.-..-.
ha~. pIar, aaL vii j." Presented here ly
tie same cast WHICH uIaveG Il so av
ceiioa;iy IN san Francisco.
Hay. YOU reserved ..r-, ....,.. -.......,,..
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as his friou.l ,.ootI -. .,l7 w. -, ,,,, ;,
done for V-asf..og.g.. -. -
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- -r''',,,''' "''i" leave 'ittorIa today fol
'.'i'''' N-e5'"' ihsteaH oi coming
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''''-' .S'''' ile1 '",iaJ from We
Ni'''''>' i'0 'i'' peeh With G1n
- - = '''t' S'eii' Ike VIII be here OF
-'-'''-''i' neat "ii'' We learn that q clam
o''i''. - %" 'He taps Tor ms entertain,
'--'''i'' All 'oc"t'i7h KITE nasons are *
i'e''S''' % Unite II inns demonstration.
attention IS called to the advertise
iheA' "i SL.e Home Benefit Association
o' '0''h i fGEciSco- to Dc found III toJay'S
ARGUS. his company Is doing Il reliable
iind cheap insurance, III life, accident
ana indemnify business. Air. j. c. Win
ans tna!F VIDE awake special agent, has
Dseh doIng Il lively business for them on
tLie ooahu lately.
Why some enterprising individual
don't start a first-class white-Iabor Iaun.
dry III Port Townsend, is Il question OF
interest TO the public. We get very
poor service indeed from the Chinese
and have TO pay high for il bes;des 4
mas f,,, s4..
o"iileo d! o'efybocy.
4 private letter from Lieut.. ". f.
AliSofe' iormerly attached to the VOL
cot1' informs Us tnat he Is ROW attached
, 1883-07-19

Guitar and violin strings Of first quail
ty at Latimer < Co.'S.
, 1883-07-19

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Is making tour oi Puget Spana, pf.@,
cipaily to visit H.--'.on g., iooz after
his LANDED intvre,t~ thr:,.
R.v. J. &. Ellis, ps..s- ,- .t. pr.
month CONGREGATIONAL ,..,ur.l IN Sa...
tie. has resigned his ps4..re.a. ~tl ac
csDtei the prasiierc~ nr ;,..,+.. tr,:
YeTSity at Forest 1'"Ye' oregon,
The editor OF this paper has been #r
pointed by the Supreme Court OF Wash
ington Territory United STATE; CpI
missioner to take arGuowied gmeuts o
bail, depositions, etc, ia.coscs coming
under u. ). laws.
The Chinese Tueatsr on last lion
DAY evening. ETss very Iar.-eI- sf,eaEip ;
AMI no doubt higbIv a1.r-,fa.aI In IN.
celestial portion OF our city. Ne ar,
informed that the cnrl,aav VIII oiv.
another performance On ThursIa,
evening.
Tba iovar an.laf y,+.. -4,..,. 20 81
actiy;tv. tI,a r,,cI,;,,, r,,.,, r..,.,,.1,- nm.
saw mill era -, F,,fI ~ 81 a., II
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i'7oH'L" N'I"'e' 'lii7.'F Co.. e''L re-
c'''''''' 'h'! VIII HIVE an uhuS'''li.
H.i7 treat is IAlS Is considered 10 oe ont
u ''ie "99I pi'SS "hi'" Is i'Fo"ucet D!
tliiS eAeeILeh' company judging iron
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y Ie'ter lroin lev. d. "eoAes' Hite'
"' Oi!oe I.Ih' iHiholS' "hiF Oth
says. ! VIII ie't's " VI O"icaso i"I
o"h f"hciseo on MONDAY next. lave
ah appointment TO preach i't Ne" Taco
ma ON Sabbath "a INST. nope to reaeI
9ah Juan 70 preach there on the hFS'
sunday In august with usual service;
SABBATH school at l. P NJ, regular ser
wee at Z:3U. speak tonlght with
an enlarged map OF W. - fuGet Sound
i 81 mi
, 1883-07-19
H H, g. J. R. LEWIS

AttOz-zzSZ5@Ec$..--zl ~
OFFICE-Gu,i.r's EuiIL.nE- rooms anR 3
James street, opposite Occidental Hotel.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

NOh1lt Am
No intelligent reader can fail to
be interested in the contents of the
North American Reoteao for Deem
Der. The question of the telegraph
has the place of honor in the num-
Der, Gardiner 6. Hubbard pointing
out the great advantages that would
result from the proposed Govern
ment Control of the Telegraph"
and showing from the experience
of several European countries the
benefits to be derived from the in
corporation of the telegraphic with
the postal service. Prof. j. Laur.
ence Laughlin, of Harvard Univer-
sity, shows the Evils of the SUBJ
Treasury System," in its absorbing
and withholding from circulation
the specie that Is constantly needed
to insure stability in the world of
finance. "The Day of Judgment"
by Gail Hamilton, is cau-tic re-
view Of the less amiable traits of
Thomas Carlyle. Henry George
writes of "Overproduction," an idea
which he declares to be preposter-
Gus, unless more wealth is produced
than is wanted. Gen. w. II. Frank
lin sets forth the views of naval
and military experts as to what is
absolutely needed, in the way of
organization, forts, ships and war
material, to insure the National
Defense" An article on "RaiIrOad
and Public Time" by Prof. Leonard
Waldo, of the Yale College observa-
tory, explains the system of uni
form time standards nov being in
troduced into the railroad service of
the United States. Finally, there
is discussion of the question of
Morality without Religion" by F.
A. Kider and Prof. a. a. Hodge, of
Princeton College.
Published at 80 Lafayette Place,
New York.
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LITERATURE.
Regular Review Of Recent Publiea.
items.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
The Popular Science Monthly for
December gives, in connection with
a portrait of Alexander Won Huns
bOIdt, an eloquent address by Pro-
lessor Emil lu Bois-ReymGnd, de-
ivered at the anniversary of the
University of Berlin, in which the
work and merits of the illuStriOus
student of the Kosmos are estimated
with admirable discrimination. A
paper by M. r. Radau, on 1.-The
HabitatiOn and the Atmosphere" is
of general interest, and presents
number of useful suggestions re.
garding the construction of houses,
the materials of which they should
be made, the exclusion of dampness,
heating and ventilation. AS bearing
on health, we mention also Dr.. Os-
wald's paper in "The Remedies of
Nature" series on "Enteric Dis
ORDERS" it is one of his
best. Mr.. Thomas Foster pre-
sents discussion of the
=" Morality of Happiness" from the
standpoint of scientific ethics. M.
e. Caro-, of the Institute of France,
in "Genius and Heredity," shows
that, with all our theOrizing, there
is something unaccountable in the
sporadic appearances OF genius with
which the world is from time to
time astonished. A remarkable
phenomenon is graphically de-
scribed in Mr.. Garrett P. Serviss's
paper on GA Belt Of Sun Spots"
that appeared last July, which is
illustrated from sketches made by
the author at the time. In "The
Illusion of Chance" Mr.. William A.
Eddy shows how extensively and
with what regularity the law of
averages applies. DR.. T. S ClOus>
ton, of Edinburgh, considers Fee
male Education from a Medical
Point of View" and concludes that
it is better to have sound women
than female scholars. In "The Loess-
Deposits of Northern China" Mr..
Frederick w. Williams describes a
most remarkable geological forma-
tion, which is at the same time the
foundation of very fertile agricul-
tural district. Mr.. Henry Greer
recommends "The New Profession"
of an electrician. DR.. A. L. Child
contributes study of the "Concen-
trio Rings of Trees" "Surface Con-
ditions of the Planet Mars" gives
the results OF Schiaparelli's latest
There is also the
usual installment of Mr.. Mattieu
Williams series on "The Chemistry
If Cookery" and the editor contin-
les the discussion on the study of |
he classics, with a lively article on
Lord Coleridge's recent address at |
z ale.
New York: d. Appleton & Co.
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many expressions which the English
critics dismiss with scorn as Ame-
ricanisms are really English in their
origin and use. Mr.. Crawford con-
tinues his admirable serial story.
"a Roman Singer" which some cri-
tics pronounce even better than his
stories "Dr. Claudius" and "Mr.
Isaacs," which have found so great
popularity. FL. L. Nelson writes on
'sSocial Washington" Mrs. Julia G.
r. Dorr on "Bernudian Days. III.
III. California sketch entitl ID 90
Be.Joyful Greek and Poverty
Gulch." Mr.. Stedman and Mrs.
Fields contribute poems. Other
stories and essay and an unusually
full department of Reviews and
Contributors Club complete the De-
sember number of this admirable
magazine.
Houghton, Mif1in & Co., Boston,
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY,

The December Atlantic is Notable
as containing q remarkable and
timely article on Luther and his
Work." by Frederic II. Hedge, one
of the most accomplished German
scholars in America, and one of the
most competent to estimate ade-
quately the character and influence
of Luther. Another important pa,
per is a biographical sketch of Mary
Moody Emerson, by Ralph Waldo
Emerson. Mr.. Emerson always at
tribu.ed to this aunt a powerful
influence in shaping his career, and
his sketch of her is one of peculiar
interest. Richard Grant White re-
turns to a field in which he has done
excellent work before. and
writes on "Some Alleged
AMerieanisMs," showing tnag
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Shocking.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. "a. 1888
Editor Herald:
In tc.day's HERALD is rather di 9.
couraging picture of the status of
Uncle Ssmuel's small army as re
CARDS morality snd resa.d for the law
that is supposed to govern the army.
What can the matter be2 1t has
been proposed many times todragoon
Utah into something or ether. But
what that something or other be,
seeing that pesrly half the members
o! the army are rot above infrac-
tons OF military discipline? Otem-
pora. q mo, e.! That's Latin, sup
pose. At least i. has large y d
Latin sound. But it sign .fes some
tsing serious, dossn't il?
UTAH.