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, 1883-12-01
Cold E.alas-,

Dispatches irOn St. Pau' ,ays that At al
points in the northwest tae mercury j. rsag
iog fem ifss-n 70 iosty degrees balcw zero,
with strong rt.s. All traias are delayed
sai r.v;g ,rioa VIZ suspended s. So. Pal Oh
.he 18th inst. As Eisns-ck the nsEczry
s:.n6s thirty degree tslo~s zsro. A. ;iii
=ud c: the ior.dern lEe al the
sanle dste plenty of lowers TsTe
and ere We. ir b.oon i the gssSels G.
Wa.ia Walls. Oar dS;'y Esathsr rep7rts
show that NE have k,d no cold weather,
alshoaga iiIFt Of snoa las come, r=inia5
ing gne OF ihs 'st6iEi fIOw" in Asn England
il April all May. Te have Nothing tG
eoGlyi,s.s OF II or climate. Yesterday e
,eo.le rain hTsus-s CT the long unused
umbrella lIsG ovs.shoss, hut csAe:vo Il.
ia.mers.
, 1883-12-01
The CGnr d'aiss- a:s>s.

Letters Arc received il this city da:y
from tie new mass. sni fsun what ~s caD
gather very little Ia ho:ng dine thses eIs p
On the high rim-ro.k. outside the he'd Of ne
creek. ye. tho o-sSonic= fuS!ishes dis
e..ch sil the way from BozsIsn, which
states tia. returned prcspsc:ors say, 'thers
has been nothing in the history o: tho West
err States to equs; the r.ctnss- Ct the nav
" discovered Ssid.. Tie na.asrl consists
Ct silver, telllri.a ard Tree milling sod
One hundred dollars per n.n per dag Is be
ins .sksn ont Of The nm rock'af the suiche'
wn.ie in the guiches S15 to $40 per man PEI
dag i. pannsd Ou.. The streams are 10 the
sou,hern Pr. Of IDAHO. Eagle City u forty
miles from Hsson, On the Nu1:her. PsciSs
z I.,irosd. There Ge now A6og. $50 peopis
tie camp"
Tas statement rn,t b. Iscsired With
caution and .he whole dispatch Is about u
,rus as the part wbiah rees:s to the streams
hsins il TIE souIHERs part Of Idaho.
, 1883-12-01
WeAA1 s9Gaee.

NV fOsk, Nov. 2s.-Th. 7tas.s s.,s:
ias woman Suffrage S,ars E.scrsiv. Cam.
.'''es tu6lishss hso.dsids Of sxsac.s
neo the nsssaae. Of governors and ctAx
~ q Wyoming Tssrisoey in aasvsr 70
,esa' ssassusats that ~saaa sast.es
80 . : '.luEe. The msss striking pei.t, hs..
49,, N eoassction ~ish wcnaa ~.
49, N ~yon'ns, = rsn - sissuhera h
nsns Il Nsw York and u.s.ssn.es
.s'. ss.e ~o1ec hAye liraissd suGtses In schooi
s, the number ex.rci>ine Is Yicbt
AZ been vs'y sa;ai.. In vano.k lh60o
i,.sy.ns ~ vcasa have h,d he s.ns riahsa
~. - = y.An. ca. .sv ksvs sssised d.
= Basinetaa tais y:S rs;,sS -. -.
~ - !s.r of The lAs. I'd : Ginil,r f,iiSo.
e sass porf sya N sskSSa aslio11 q
1a sthR 5000 - -,
, 1883-12-01
Dessr.esis. OF the ssyp.i.. Army.

| C1IRo, NOV. 2.-Tne army OF Hicks
Paaha have been destroyed By the forces Of
FL Aahdi the false prophet. The intelligence
OF the aissster sas brought to kharsoum by
Coptice ofhcial. The lighting il saI6 70
have continued from the 81 70 the 5th inst. i,
ana to have resulted In the complete annihi.
lstion Of the Egyptian troops. L is stated
that the European artist wa the only per
son who escaped.
The forces Of FL Mahdi were composed, i.
10 estims ed, Of $1,000 mon, aud incluied
dervishes, BedOcins maisttoes and regulars.
Tne battle Was fought near El Obe,d. az S
Pm Ell MAhdi first sent forward the den :
vishes, declaring thsy wouid vanquish the
enemy by divine aid. subsequently the
regulars joined IN the attack, and lster the
engagement became gen,ra,. Tne army Of
Hicks Pasha, which was early in the oaLtie,
divided into two bodies, 5us subsequently
reunited and formed = square, winch tie
false prophet broke. After three days des.
pera fighting acoru il Of ministers washed
and it was decided to csncsrtrate At kbsr-
toum what EgYtian troops remain at various
places iu Soudan- The forces under Hicks
Pasha comprised 25 900 men. He had with
him ten British officers. ODonivar, of the
London Daily Meas, and al artist connected
with 0 German illustrated PAPER, also &C.
companied the army. The EDslish com.
msnde. has advised the Egyptian govern
ment to abandon Soudsn. and establish a
at, ong frontier line from Kh,rtonm, In north
SEMINAR province, to Suskein, on the Red
sea.
Notwithssanding the abose reports as TO
the number engaged in the battle. military
correspondents of English papers have writ
TIN that on TIE 9th of September Hicks
Pa.ha marched out Of Khsr:oun with 1000
regular infantry and 400 cavalry, Of which
| 100 we're curassiers and the remainder Blshi
B.sonks, ono battery OF Krupp guns. two
batteries of mountain guns aud one battery
of Rardenteld game. On route To FL Obeid.
Hicks Pa.ha WAS to be reinforced With l6O0
regular infantry and 100 additional Bashi
Bszouks. making his tota! command cniy
about 10000 -
After leaving the Nile, sn route 20 Fl
Obeid, some eignt posts were to Do estabh- led
70 keep up the ,ine Of communication. Thich
| would require total tssail Of nearly 30GJ
mea, leaving 1000 available forces, sii arms,
| to meet the e, ,000 men reported under El
Mahdi. Prominent shieks, under Ei Mahdi,
in Septfn nbsr clsimed that his forces num-
perei %, 600, and that they had Remington
guns snd roekets. which they had taken
from the Turks, bn. El Mshdi had forbid.
den their use, saying that oaiy spears and
swords should be used IN fighting men.
| CAIRO, Nov. "a telegram fsom MIR.
Power, the arts. who was with the Hicks
easha expedition at Khartoum, reports thai
tie frs. attack by the Esyptisn army was
successful, SD lot untl the enemy was be.
,jeyed 70 Be rented did hicks Pashs secef!
a. 4 guide An emissary OF III Mahdi, who led
! the srny into . waser!ess dshle, where II
wss xunih,lsts6.
, 1883-12-01

Ias n.rdxsr Il Dsa Haxssrsy - ben
sssssssed % b hansed b sAs sssk szsil h
Il dssa
4 noe;aa vas naAs ty the psisa.srs q.
txneS 3. a. .osnsbse tsra.vei.l Which ks
Honor oxsu.lsA- In nnnias up Jsds. Wiz
EAsd spots lessthly % he asnhsr Il na,
ders shich ssesps unpaaished. sviss to ths
vakesn ed vsSsilztiss eharsesss af ths
leross who object 70 sses:nx ssd dtse Tie
Caurninss bar mlrisrsrR snd tia jary vho
wsss in ssch doSbs aud While they ~sse &c,
esESsrasing ard ready to hricg n verde !.
Of not gu,,sv" whom one Of the nardGers
eonisssed ks crime. he sleo aid thai II be
had the making Of .he lass hs scaid make Is
= haDsins offence whether tas nurdsrers
prs.endes to insanity or rot. thsy we're
Sc-se thsa grizzly beam OF Ap.ohes FOR no
one knew wnen'hn life voaid be taken By
such men, Ths prisonsr xss hen A.ksl
il be hsd .nyth;aS TO cay Why sssssaOs Ct
dealh shcG!3 not Be passed upon him.
Efas said hat At tho time be committed
the deed te thought lie did right ard had
Gone wrong and Thought tist losa ef other
people would do tie sane thias. The
judge aaked MIN if hs st;ll thought % and
tie IespoDse uss that ''scmetines d.. I"
The ssn.ensO VI this court Il that yoa be
tAksn hence to the is;l from whence you
came, from there to tbs place Of ,xscution,
sni De hanged By the r..k until vo1 b dead.
After the seI:en0s Lad been passed Elm
sid: "Weli. thS.s AZ zishs. it voat last
long"
The day OF execution viii be set BY Jadr
Wnssrd when he uakes oet the assth var
raE..
There was no csuss for this or;Ge. and
that it We. done suddenly md anpsemeii-
tstea is no excuse Why the ssnisnee should |
nc. 10 carried cut Elfrs n . maa thst l
tho world csa GET along very veil without
" hen mar i.hSrs auasr tie ;dsA. as E,fas
does, ths. he Il crowded n this world be i
sMe 20 m>Ss trouble. No steady, hard
working msa evs- talk a. he dcse-thsy
have 20 Ine for :t. Some people have no
way Of getting slong In life. s-e tco lazy or
and thea thsy hisae tbs wogld
ior being in aoonsp;racv against them. Eius
one Of this kind. and md spite aSsins.
.he people Among whom be lived be breed
II over Lis wrorga, which. on the c,sht hs
tie murder, wers intensified BY
he EIro- he drank. |
, 1883-12-01
Accidentally Killed.

Tbs ssd na~s ras-i.s3 this p'sce Tn-rdsy
snat I. 2. Mae.gonery, # CAa#e,ex, arc
S.o.her CT C. Z Moz gomeTy. OF Cc.si;.e,
csosiEed inju.es l=s. week that r=saipei in
his issth. IEseens TIA. Ar. ac-tao-nsry
vas r.G.rg. hcrse when the animal iarss
hin ef snd th-a stempsi rpoa the breast Of
the PROSTATE mar, msng'inz hiua ss-rir!5.
The ssfferes ised lev days after the Ecci.
de,t, dyirg Scaday. The BODY ~as inssrred
Tuesdsv ot this Ssss- The deceased csrsc
. ssose ~ ChsSeisl aad was vel kn,sr
th.eushcrt Sewers an Spok-ns eoansses-
-Sxokane Fails Rsrisrr.
, 1883-12-01
ILa, Wheat sAip~erf-

Mr.. John Gsir, aad Gsosss Barnes, Esq.,
Presiden. Of the esrsc Cnlmbsr Of Gem
merce, arrived II the city to-day and shor:.
iy after called at the STATESMAN otsce. Mr..
Barnes Vas anxsors to correct tis Srons
IN npseSsicn that lad got abroad respecting
the what shippei from Wa.ia Nal!s to
Minnesota Tae reper.s We have received
thst the what was not what We desired
anS Vas lns&:is.a;soE, 70 them Ar. Bara.s
denies, and as ne vas the pa-.Y to Nhon
the wheat saa Skipped. of ecc,s- hc Is In a
posi:iea 70 kaos. lie E.ys t5lt In iact the
wheat wes easstacsoIy in every respeet and
thst our farmers WI 5ave another cu.,st
fer their wheat III that G;rection. Tee re.-
soa why the wheat vas not tried ,s simply
became :. the time &c wss received il ~ss
rcon.h late and the uliilers and ware
housemen Lad al they could Lsn5'e, bat
the mil,e,s said ii Ar. Barnes @osld hoid
tia whe.. foc .hem uat:I thsy could grind
IL they xouii take il. Bnt seeing chance
70 dirpose Of It :: a fair p=oi., sir. Barns
ssnt it ON 10 L;verpoo. with the understand
irs tnat he wonii oota;n siaiiisr qusn:ity
when il was required. We are p'sssed &c
hear of this coming 30 direct As It does.
We OF Walla Ws.ls are pFo,-e % be saspi-
cions and tcrchy when the quality Of err
proouc.s are called into qaestien; du: ss
re pointed on. to Mr. R-rnes IN copy Of
the Nortk'resserz Jfater the paragraph
which spohe or Ike wheat a. beng 'fev.r-
:Sk and SOFT, he at cnce acknowledged the
jrstness o; bur susI icion.. bat, as ALE
well that eads well. ve trust shat the ahoce
giIi be satisfactory TO our farmer. and that
thsy WI not lay tae Blame anywhere but
where i. b eiopEs-
, 1883-12-01
sse n.ase No..


2ae ssv res1es min q Ppseoss iss.l,
ssap'ead by H N4.A RAs;ss Floor MI.
ceap.ny inaaearses els. os mills and
ns'i'as With i calcsisssd % .dd - n.
'alne & ees grain, md cll into sxir.ance
many indnshisa which grow cat II araa and
feed.
The min tsilding. 4e.so :sss il m limos.
ine sHusturs Of Eve ssor;.s ana basement.
siih vafshosss adjoining, 5cxico. t.o
ssorss-the lower for storage o. d,ur and
Rraa the upper for mill feed.
Asvitch fsom tas o. RAN. Co. tr,ck
reas between the mill a.d urehouse. su.
psndins every iaoiiisy tor ioadinz four and
unloading wheat
TIE mill contains the most approved mod
eFn aPpl'snes foe cleaning wheat and con-
'sftinRi L. into the best f.ur BY "gradaal
reduction. for which paspuse ts7l twenty.
seven para Of corrugated AID smooth chliied
iron rollers are employed. No nill.sons-
being used.
Ths capacity oi the mill Is 500 barrels
ct hour rss day, xhich i. dirtri6ussd east as
Tar as heiens and west to Portland ard Sar
Francisco, the surpiu. bsiag exported to
Livsrpoc! and London.
The location at Prescott. Is unsurp...rd.
being direct upon the railroad and surround.
% oys superior wheat country; bat in ad-
di'ion supplies can be drawn. if needed,
from the upper Touehet, Pataha, TOucancn
and Snake river.
The mill vas p'anuei By aod erected On.
Ger the supervision of ". T. Libby, the
general superintendent of the company, and
viii compare favorsbly With any Other nil
IN any country tor Completeness, together
w1th ease and economy in operating.
4. r. Isescs, mausger Of the N. P. 2. N.
Co., informs N that be expects to success
fully compete With the prodact Of Minusap-
obs mills IN Montana and Dakota n tie
Hour made by gradual reduction from cur
wheat cannot be exce!ied and crly reaaires
10 be known.
, 1883-12-01

~hs sepsrsl lAsd ofioe rrp!.s. Affirmative
T. n IL ousstlon nsds rs TO the risa' u
-, n;.s. n the sections reserved f9f
-, ,.,coees In tie statss and terri'os'ss.
. :, - r;sht Of tbs Unised States 70
-. :. .es;e. for zsspr.s On these iand'
=. s..-.e.rx Il Ia interior department. hs'
ssa.a ~ tks lards ars pabtic isads' a.
-. r,,.rvsd for . pArsisslar parross'
n. u.;k.d ss.ses has not sFsnted the uiis
10 such lssds tut hss res.ved -. :. ...s. =
-. 80 q eens fatare sns .sea -: =
o. red oat cf saeA trrsofy. shs
~. 49, .sy b eraztri 10 saes sfsse.
, 1883-12-01
Tse Pxlsuse kaiiro.A.

lie io-ozins circular hzS bs-n Ssnod y
Jcla Muir, se1ssiutsede@t q Trafe:
extension u this iine-AsoSn q ;6s
Pslouse EEaneh-is usg opsa fcr oa.i-
ness TO the toiiswisg po-l.s:
Endicett, ". T., 70 miles est Of z.
lo1se Jurction
CAlfax. ". T.. SO nils east Of Piouss
J,1c.,ol.
AGENCIES have beea established .: hota d
tasas points, and freight nesd nos b Frs'
raid (e-;sp: wbsrs otaesFss provided N
e,ass,Ioa-iou.l
Through Freight between ea-ts1
p,i.ts and E.dios.s And Coiiay. ". T., III
..ks the sane e.ss<6ca.an a,d rats q
o,o-idsa for Partia,i. Csn. 70 rg7lss
ta:c.sh srsiss # this ccursHJ, Ncasd lol,
Did August 2s.h. 1883
, 1883-12-01

D. fsar's PrseaseaaE Kpiscspai sh.r,h
IN 6taAs stEssk nsaf Bod, ~ es,vd,a -.
evening by larss s.a beilliaat ,a,.mb..s.
ef invited gssses = ths ees.sioa d IL usr.
riass Il Isstaaaat 4. ]. Mn. q The p;u.
CavaiRy. United stssss Amy. md NJ.
Aida Thorntos Paddock, q W,.bm,t,D
Tsrrifory. rhs esesne.y v,s performed bv
BisAep Uttlsjo6n sad Bishop Psddook q.
th~ d the hEids. as-istsd By Bishop Pad
dock. Of Masaahssess,. s.sls of the br;ds
the Rsv. d.. Charles II. Han, Of Ho,v
Trinity Caarch, the Rsv. NosA HINT
schsnck. Of s. AIMS church ths Rev. "
A. Snivsly. cf Grace church; The Rev. Ch,.
". Homer. ot St. Jsnss' church. and u.
Rev. charis 4. Tibaals, Of st. Psssr,,
church, The beia~ who uas given AWAY by
hes fAthsr. vors . white sasiu brocadsd
drsss, cat a trais. trimmed with duche,..
iaes. - tale rail ozrsms.ssd Win or.
Age b'sssous and diamoads. The bride.-
maids were A;ss Fannie Paddock sDd Mn.
Maggie Paddock. s;stsr and eensin respect.
lively OF the briis. Thsy were all dreased
IN becoming eostuoes Of white. Ths usher,
were Lieutenant David Price, Of the Fin.
Artillery; Lieutenant O. J. Brown. of tn.
First Cavalry; Leatsnant s. c. Mill. Of
the First Infsntry; Lieutenant a p Ma.
'sy' of she Fiftt Artillery Nsctenans Ben.
ham, OF the Third Infantry. and Captain
Starfs' Of the ConninarY Department.
Lieutenant lands. Of the Rist Cavalry,
acted - bsst man. The groom and the ush.
srs were al stsired 10 full uniform. At the
clos OF the unpsial esrsmony . rssspt.on
Wa held at No. les Clinton strest which
was largely sssendsd BY irissd, Of th. happy
SouFle.-Broosyn Eagle.
, 1883-12-01
Very ser.fble.

Assalersn recently from the sound says
ihs' The cni. s>nsibie legislator he saw down
st Cignpi' Ess 81. Lloyd. of Wsitsburg, end
ti h,'es bis jul ;:ne;.: uDon ths fact th.t Al
'Sli te SsiEsr. Lis 1nds.InIs 10 indlce the
5;hsr members - roE-sct the;r recsss untii
'.s t;;He Hss fully or, N CIDER to prevent
t'siE caiHs -n7 gre mischief. Nj. Lloyd al
>'ys sperss the ycice ci his constituents
, 1883-12-01

An the snnourcsmaats respecta& rainoeo
chsnsss made bY cur nsenins oonssmp0's5
have bssn prsusssfs. The STATESMAN nA'
t.ovn III along that no change "o0id sAEe
,l.ee until TIE 10Th Of DsSsmhsr, bat - sne
,,s,,..t,oa oans 70 - In manner Sn'Sn
h.s ,o oou.sosso with the nswspapsf' Ss
a;a nat fe,l ss liberty to mako tho eorreo-
so.. The publis shoald BE- careful sad no.
mt 100 nueh eosAdsnee m svs'y report
thew rsaA Nsws iesNs are sea,es' and - y
.,;,,,,.I;v IL oass that vhes thersis moth
inn Sssse o. th. pasn saa sh' s0nP.as'
basinss fer ~
, 1883-12-01
Herss uaoAluna,

ns'a 'iiirg ,s is.t achieving n unsavi..
's ''3a:;:iOn. Il is generally the cass
@ aIsE.y established r.il,oad OF mining
N'n' ta.s It attracts aa undesirable Gle.
aeT' A gentleman wao isf, the town this
ssA Informs u that few nights sinos the
,So Ssnoeo attempted to carry . point vith
,s Se .kpfe' agent. Because Of his obj.etien,
sas 'senf vas terribly beaten, his ear sluo.e
n On AID the siIht Of one eye DESTROYED.
.ns s0sa, nnf,rtunatsly, b i. Nonfans
S No lss 'or.h. will be q Bill Of e1psnss =
sh Ea scsnty and the tsrritay.-faass
, 1883-12-01
ss!iee Of s.seLho,aerx AsGrsl keesins

: > ne Is asrtty yivsu hat the annual mset.
R :ss s:oshoih-Is # the WsllA WsilA
80 -, % ,I'is hirt. rs;'-asi conpsoy. vii e.
:, u ~ .. iAs ORE Of ss:i eo.ipsny, in tse CRY
q nsls WA!s, ". =, on Mon6sy The sev.
- q. esy q tsnGa-v, A D. 1854, at the hour
= i 2 >4o' ( n, Tor the purpose Of slscting
So, Hee' 'os ths ensuing yea-, and for tie
..hsa'aon OF saSh ether business ~ nay
vic oeiors II, neetirs. c. B. UrTcN,
Secre.ary ". ". 4 G. Il. r Co.
hSa hsis, W. T, Csc. ist, 1883.
, 1883-12-01
The I sCri House Eslks.

i srs.ss well fcr Mr. Shocks cement
'o's IN ias ,jcurt Hcgss walks. that since
;. h's completed the job he has
esd to replace oniv sbou. . dozen
elOcss rrt ci nearly ccCO feet. The crumt.
Ans va ocessicced = The weather, waicL
rs no. dry and wip1y when being laid.
harspars 1t without extra eIuenss to the
sart,y.
, 1883-12-01
The nAlEs.

,.cep. -aiu. n.rs prepared the eroond
,.r ,rca.Ains sni cur farmers are greatly
~ ,,sa thereby. Il. 30 i, expected. 1e
-, o,sa winter. there viii be an ihi
,,,arn. 6. sroasd soW.d tho next t'ro
ss n'h's and AaOth,. rrodigioas har7ess nay
h. exceed.
, 1883-12-01
The Hep7aer Gazette"

The Ripper G0.stte comes to us enlarged
81 !oolirs rs,y pretty. It's. without e1.
c.yaOn, tie bsst country newspaper pub.
l..hed IN E.s,ern Oregon. and contsins moro
o.isir,l sdips and interesting matter than
al tie other. mt together. Johnny Red
irgtOn IS the editor aid proprietor. add he
is ao..i:s i &c. In.sle,tiug.
, 1883-12-01
Len Is.

III. 4. :. Mcmillan, who has ceen IN this
s'y i' 'sTs'sl nunths pastrepressntins the
'H' 'ATrsis-n Asnafsctusing sad Car Com
pa, hit on Tae,iay's train for Portland
!. ;Sn's geue-s! manager Tor the company
.nit city. NJ. McNIil.n has made MIN.
~ % Ss'r Pofa'as liz this city by hin gentle.
81 .15 roadus: and business energy. snd
.lbe We Es sorry to loose MIN xe vish him
..oe'. IN his pes venture. The buainess
q S. we v .swan Will be carried op BY Mssszs.
.n.! Mcfsddsn, two very sxpsrisaosd
And poprlas ssntlsmen.
, 1883-12-01
ILai IaIni Rrsoilll0n.

srsrter oi the Council. writing TO the
sr,-I,xAy, says in regard to the burlssque
,,.,.ution published elsewhere, 1T is joke
-...,ru 70 ridi,u,e Johnson /; be has been
,--.,, .opros g ttoahle during ths session.
uc there is to danger Of his eve: again re-
O.y,u. an Appointment rs ciief cieSk or
.avtlIpy eiss.
, 1883-12-01
Br.dse OVER snahe RiveS.

Tbs .s:,road ltid.e below the mouth OF
Bor. river is c,upe,ed and the cars will
sccn no into Oregon, but they viii recross
Snake Ii-sr INTO lisho - soon - the ssc-
CID bridge i. completed to ths mouth OF the
N,,atuT, which VII lie about the first Of
J:prsry. Tie Short Lins railroad ia com
IN
, 1883-12-01
EiOsro~.

NJ. P A. Sh,rLan. writing from kosoov,
Ipsiks iut!ls1:ly Of ths prospects of that
riscs, aui says that in less than ak months
.ssy Will lave tie isrgess town north OF
Snsts r'ysr. With Inc advantages they
have Of pienty Of timber, wster. the best
lsai IL the c0surry a healthy climate,
md railroad tosre is 20 reason TO doubt
is future.
, 1883-12-01
Railroad MeA.

Aru:y o: r=ilEoad rn'n And oiher' cams ans
=, sos.isl this morning. arriving hs's
-, ,oo,. sf:s- taxing ride around tie
city they denat'sd bsfc's 2 o'clock tn The
~ - ,mi,zscs.i L. f. 0.ks, J. N. Buck
80 -, MIR, George s. Barnes Of Fargo.
X r. ~, y" Mr. Amei, Ben Sn;pe, and others
, 1883-12-01
rae PaeiAe Coast.

n;,;,. rev candidate for pubic favor
-, first number be sny criterion 1t
- lie 4 imnen,e benefit to the "hol'
TIE North West department 10 ably
ea s,r B. Cari,rls. tho best msn VI,
eOiea ss " ocsed out for that important post
, 1883-12-01
.,ua for Kespins Potats.A.

n-.,pa i, recommended fos ksspins ap-
- ,.t,,ss- u, . s,und condition. into .
-, sf.ivfA ,asr, sand is poured until
ra. ;,,,ri, a arc f;Iisd. Parties xho have
~ - -,.tS,I i ,uy tie ntsn.s Of the bArlels I-s
Il-sI ~, II ,,t;i spIi1g in t,tter condition than
.sv ue1ss they have tried.
, 1883-12-01
Csrrecti

o.,,-whs, has east Of the nonnsains
eohn, - h. present legi.iaturs' Ana
soi n'm the reck.- Columbia Chronicle.
Hrsrs .so1HrA.-who !. toe bed 't
r,u...t Lg.siaturs! We pause Tor .
,.pIy.
, 1883-12-01


GEslfxEs s-H>v:DS aeen s7cs,1 fer .
numbsr If Tczss Wit iEdiZ>--ioa az g5nsrsi
ten;iity. ~ :ee aig,es Of NJ j-1.nr / rssd
Hop Bit.er, ,ai innst ss- tssv afforded ne
Almcs. ilst.1t rz.iet. Ian g.sd - BE .tss 70
testify IL thar behalf THIS c. EEoX,
, 1883-12-01
k6au-a:rrs s-,sery,
Ta:hs- a. Cs:;in. weii

"Sfy daughters scy:
'.Hel. much letter father Is since be rsea
EoJ Bite
HE : .estin., .seH rfs>- lc::z suffering srorl
:,:sesse Ge<ia:-l i,sGszAi-.'
"And Nc are - gll,i ahst IL used y0ar Bit
te.A"-A LADY II U;i>=. y. Y
, 1883-12-01
..,,-,, ,.d xer,su PssssrssisA

We I've our readers an extract from .
t,I '" ,,,.er. written by Elizabeth Smith,
p;.huopd Ird., who says: "Sanari.
q -, cured me- of hJstetis and nsrv-
'oa ..,,,,,ou." Comnent u nuse'aA
, 1883-12-01

,,,,. in my posss.sien a .are enc ios
s.:,-uey,r h fails If assd according TO
-. .,,;oa,: every fsr,,ly should keep It q On
eheSp S. pnce 81 per bottis, or six ier -.
bands MIS-. ERxEsr SMITH,
A1a Grangevilis, North Idahe
, 1883-12-01
xStsysAy.

4 e,.;r.n Of t,;s plses h.s rsse;r.d ;stser
fron 0!ynpis which inFsss snsasss other
;sforn~ti,s, the foIiowHx. "caer vS ct
lobss bare. snd s;nn-p isI BY sss -.7ils.
Wlz W.lis -usr',s,ei r~r pnrt.n1-r
, 1883-12-01
Bid She Die?

NO!
''She fingered sad Suffered a.ons psnins
avay al she tine f1r year,"
''rhs doctors doing her no good"
'And a. last Was cured by this Hop Bit.e.s
the papers sag 50 ,nuch shout
GiuGesj Indeed !"
sI,os Tia. -; NC sho,,ls lie for .hss neii-
cine"
i6au.a:cr's s1'sery.
"E!e1er Tsa:s car daughter s-f-rsd On q
beo OF na.ssIy,
"Erorc : compilation OF kidney, issr rhel-
natic t-ou6ia ani Nervous cepility,
'sCacee tee cage OF the bzst physiciIcs-
'.Who gave Ter 6ise2ze various nares,
"Rut 10 relief,
.'Aud row al.e IS rss.srs5 20 Us in gcod
kealth hy rs single q remedy .s Hop B;t.ers.
thst we h&i shaaUed :or yssrs bctose .usins;
ir."-rgs PAEESTs-
, 1883-12-01

DosT REx aGss gcors JNLzss
Y0u WANT TEE FEH. ZEE THAT
QUE NAME 3 on ESKEY PALE
Am, GxZsLuE0 & o.
, 1883-12-01

Sock . S,s.natosAns, % eeHhl W0110s
rLl q Perfect yHalety. EsAs3y tuo1kirts
a a. tss Cize1is Uissas1 spGng 6fhR q.
rec.,y or Indirectly ign snns d-slngsmsst ef
tss ssxt0ai syykem, and Ut Id sab1se4 b ~.
l-csed by the msiossy q sse nsds0 grufss-
10.
l ka0R thsk pesspas Who a. 05ssemafs
eposh 10 be a3iessa b sny ien Il ssxcA
di.~ss. have dal'eay b esilsag spcs H.
urvpsr phyzdcsan b M, from anss = nsd.
ssty scd Dsnetm0 iron g1cFanes, - -.
nit thcD tisaso b sxif us<is tbe1R eAGf1n-
.ion. bsouDs eurruyee& thsiR esaslitu1ians
hcckss dova, ~ tie kSpo q faeaD hAppi-
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