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II Good Taste.

The action ot our worthy Mayor III quar-
entining this city against the towns in East
ern Oregon meets with the approbation Of
our citizens, aad hrs course will, without
a doubt, be sustained by the Couneil. This
is not the first time In Ais iong career Of
gratnitous public service that our Mayor has
acted promptly and vigorously in matters
affecting tine city's welfare. II single case
of small pox should occur in THIS city the
whole country would be alarmed and great
injury reiouud-aot only upon our business
interests. hut every town adjacent
would also feel tie eiT-.ys, ss past experience
has-provel. A great immigration Is being
attracted to this locality and a s5are here
would have a tendency tn cause settlers to
locate elsewhere. It may he = temporary
Inconvenience 10 those OF the to rns oulraa-
tined. but the better Judgment Of their c:tI-
zens will st once show them tEst The move
was necessity, and we trust that n ha:d
feelings viii arse.
, 1883-03-17
sss Pe.cs gs=s- Items.

NJ. Maxwell infJrms Us that Canss prs;-
ne Is experiencing boom owing 70 recent
deyelopmeuts on some Of the Salmon rlver
bar. which xiH be mined extensively this
summer.
The steamer Gaies arrived IN Lewiston on
Monday with 10 tons freight S-d lArge pas
senSer lis.. Hereaf;s- she Kill make tao
trips per week betwsea Lewiston and RipA-
ria, leaving Lewiston on Tuesday and Fri-
day mornings, connecting With the cars at
Riparia in the evening ana leaving toE the
up trip on "Wednesday and Saturday nom
ing-. The y. S. Baker VII probably be
placed on this route during the sumuer.
The reduced freight rates on gram from
Lewiston should encourage farmers 70 seed
largely this year. The indications are tlvor-
able Tor The best crops il the history 0; the
northwest, and this VIII SET the country per-
manently on It's feet
Mr.. Madgwick will burn 25oO0O brick
this summer IL the old yard ess: ot town.
The engineers Of the o. R { Y. Co. vis-
tied Riparia recently. and as we learn, there
is a speedy prospect OF the railroad being
extended from that point up Snake river TO
Lewiston.
Lewiston has six-year-old boy who
smokes cigarettes. Ii he is here four years
from uow the town Viii contain an incura-
bic IDIOT ten ye5rs Of age.
The Nez Perce Nslss gives Mr.. E, II.
Morrison, our popular out-goiBg register Of
the land Office, the following complimentary
notice, which is well deserved: Hon. E. H.
Morrison, the retiring register OF the Nalla
Walla land Office has been one Of the most
efficient and courteous officers that ever held
federal position in Washington Territory.
During his administration the affairs of that
office have been admirably and systematically
conducted, and we take pleasure IN adding
our testimony to the TACT that Mr.. Morrison
has added diguity to the government and
the civil service by his illthndl, prompt,
efficient and courteous performance Of his
duties.
The people OF Lewiston intend building a
bridge over the Clearwater river ST that place
and wish correspondence with bridge builders
in that conpec ION. In tae meantime until
the bridge Is built merchants ere advertis-
ing free terrisge 10 any farmer who buy OF
them to the amount oi $40.
, 1883-03-17

SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY barring the latter
part OF Wednesday night. very daring and
successful burglary and safe robbery WAS
eoInmittzd =. tbs Eg.siness-ll-ce2 u. B 1!lY-;...
Brothers, saloon keepers on the corner Of
First and Court streets, Tie D.A.es Their
safe standing near front wiadow on Fret
street, was opened and lis contents. amount
;ng to $1,000 in CON AMI bii!s, Uas taken
out. The Luiliiu1 vas catered b. pryiug
open the iron door, IN the basement with
crowtars, which were found on the spot,
AMI must haze been done between - Jock
at night and daylight. The losers are Bald
win Bros, IN silver $50 AID 5720 IN gold
John Fitzgerald. $3.50 ra gold AMI . gold
chain valued at $50 ". GoslIu, Si00; Au-
drew Blldwil, 500 gold Mc. Page,
$50; in small deposits III envelopes, aaou;
$3.50, making in al 5000. No cloe las been
found 10 the robbers.
, 1883-03-17

VALUABLE FARM FOR SaLE-In this issue
is to be found sn advertisement. Of a most
valuable farm for sale, and from personal
knowledge ~e can thoroughly endorse it as
ore of the best in the whole Of the upper
country. L; ia IL the center OF large farm
ing couutry, has beautiful lake, full Of 6sh.
an. within short distance OF the head Of
navigation on snake river. Read the adver.
tisement and then m,ke inquiries Of the
referees.
, 1883-03-17

BIoGEsFHIesL SKkrcs.-Iu this issue we
commence the frs, Of series ot biographical
ske,ehe. from Col. GiIbert's great work, the
best If it. Kind ever published. As the pio-
- Z .his.epgntry. -nA one Who has done
-s-ae t',.a >,y u.ar. 10 bsieg tbs section
,niS the eva OF prosperity it pos eIioys We
i,ezid Iir. d. 5. Baker. The article
beng iElastiy vail he continued in the daily
lvtil -eomple.ed, When it VII Be pahlished
IN is entirety N the HsfsIy S1AIxsNAy.
, 1883-03-17
MILL CREEK
fIume and Manufacturing Go.
Railway Freicat Iartn.

On freight shipped in less quantity than car
load lots, and in excess of 80 pounds, 10 cents
per 100 pounds.
TN freight weighing 20 pounds, or less, -
cents.
The company viii receive freight from avail
able intermediate points between stations, by
special agreement only, At agreed on rates
Or application rates viii be given all parties
desirous Of shipping wood, rails. posts, &c
i.am any point on the fiume 10 Du'lley.
For forwarding and transferring freight to
q. L. / y. Co.'S csrs, u: Msila Wal!a, -
cents per ton.
Al freight in carloads not promptly taken
charge OF. and freight remaining on platform
after u oclocb, T. NJ on the day of delivery,
will be stored at owners expense and risk
NJ. c. MOORE. President.
f. f. BAKER Secretary. se.i.w:in
, 1883-03-17
GUARANTEED
Communication Between Weston. Center
vile. Milton and Pendletou Shut OF from
this City by Order Of Mayor McArlth

Tae following proclamation from Mayor
McAulrff, OF WalIa Walla. fully explains
itself:
WALL, W,LlA, March 10, 1883.
From a telegraph dispatch, ami by letter,
| have received word OF several new cases OF
small pox IN and around the city OF Weston,
Oregon. do hereby forbid all travel by
stage or otherwise between this place and
the towns OF Milton. Weston. Ccnterrillr
and PsndlstOn, oregon. and direct the City
Marshal to place mounted police on the
man travelled roads l-sdif 70 the sbose
named places, and not permit anyone to
pass. JAMES McAULIFF,
Mayor WAlla Walla City.
, 1883-03-17

There were one hundred passengers ar
rived by one train Tuesday night, nearly
all looking for homes in this part Of the
territory. II is more than likely 'hat
the greater number Of ,hera UIl SO rle ~
Columbia and Garfield counties.
, 1883-03-17
PEN l'0REiILE DIVISION.

Nurthbound PASSENGER train leaves Wallula
Junction at P. y. Arrives at Sand Point at
1.i3 l. ". Returning, leaves Sand Point at
60 p. =, and arrives AZ WallnIa Junction at
: h. NJ
Connections.
At Wal!Ela Junction with the q. L. i y
Coz railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medical LAX
Spansle and fanning'on.
Through Iirhrfs.
Thrnu.. n tickets for sale at the principal off
-rs uf the company, an! at the Office Of the o.
t. & y. Co., IN Portland. Oregon, t. Nictoria
Ind Seattle. and via =. NJ. :. :. c.. 5 steam
,hip from Tacoma and q. L. & \. Co. : and J..
t. 5. 5. Co.'S steamships from Portland %
San Francisco.
Through tickets to Portland, Oregon, for
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and Tenino
JOHN MUIR,
Supt IF TrGfic, Portland.
!. VI. BUCKLEY,
Assistant Genl MANAGE.
+. + GRIFFIN,
Suut. Pend d'Oreille Division
, 1883-03-17
Lr RrcHau's eol3zs Earss4 50, >

LE BIcH1Js GoLozS EaIssl 80
Cures Tertiary, AerCUrial Sypli.it.c ! !.57C-
natisIn. Pains IN the Bore, liberated Throat,
Syphilitic Rash, Luml S, ,--., a-a el., '.s''-,
all diseases from he system, whether ca'.s- :
by bad Treatment or sfGs- o- mercury, .s-T.lis
tie blood pure AZ he.-,1r. T-5-1r - Is-
bot:lel
IF gICiaU'S GOLDEN SPANISH sNlT-
For the cure Of GoG0uEua, CI=-- ttc :r.ce,
- 80 per bottle.
Il RIcHAu's GoLDrS sFIsfsE -SgE-I-0S
4 wash for cure u elect, Structure Dlsesses
of the Urethra and Bladder, --c. ts-c=. s. ID
per Lgtt!e.
Ii mcHAU's GoLDSS CrE-lssr
For the effective healing q: s-nl--...c solls
aua erIrti0ns Pricr. = Der as-.
Also agents FOR l. "a -.u'= G. .-.a l-.s.
f.. weakness, loss u pisT -i-.t p.... --. a.-
diseases arising from a u=e ss.l +--,-5 or -.z-
work Price, 3 per iZ-
Sant everywhere, c. o. D.. z-a-r~.- packed
Ier express
ia7 and 10 Saus0a.e street ~.G F.-asal.
California. Sly
, 1883-03-17
JOHN MtlR
su rrfntrndrnt NJ Irafic
NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
haiama 20 Portland.
AND
Tacoma 10 WiiLe-on.
Goal Mines
oubrcttonS.

At Tacoma with Pacific Aisil steamships
San Francisco, and with Sound steamers
Victoria, Seattle, olympia and all points o
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with ,.sgss for Sseilacoam.
At Tenino with tie Olympia ami Teni
oaiiroaa for Olympia.
At kalaIna with the O. L. & y. Co. > boat
for Portland and all railroad and st-ainsh
ines entering 10 Portland
, 1883-03-17
SAMPLE BOTTLE EnEE

Sent On Application by letter, s-a,iaS ..;-.,- sSI
toms sex and a,e. CaluaHic-.--o--s 7----''-
C clufidertial. =, C,f
N Kearn-y Street, S-a Francisco, "a
Dr. Aiiuties hidaey l.einedy S-l are ',,,' -,
e,res an kinds of bi4Esy ard E.@.slsE e7,l- So
pIaiats, Gonorrhos., Gls5t, L5Ge2--aEAl -, 5 ?
ssle byau druggists; = ~ = hottie, SIX s1''--1
for 81 90. -. 49,
Dr. Mirtie's DaE5--l1n = sIe '-'
n1srka-. Fer s.le bT Ill dFg-SIs-z- t--S'e
Dayi. 4 c.. Portland, wL5.-s--z . l-,S- az
An orders for meli-ias c. q y. 1-i-- e
accompanied with 81, Is = saa IaAte @ SO
faith. which vii he deducted when tie p=eA-
,ga i .hirpr.i
, 1883-03-17
HSFsSyl :sY'g| g|s{;sM

last year went TO Europe says Henry
Wold, late Col. 69th Eeg y. q shy, Eow
living ct I75 VI. Side Ave, j. {. hights.
NJ, "only te retarn worse from chronic liver
complaint. ki!ny-Wo-t, as last res5it, has
given kz.s- b..s,.,, -, we heretofore
enjoyed for many. many year. He'- cured
uOw and consequently ha9py.
, 1883-03-17
o. r. & N co
e. ~ ~ at
-rss s

PASSENGER TRAIN leave. WAIla Walla
Il for al points west at 80 A. n. every
day except Sunday.
DASSENGERs s.rains leave Albina, Oppo-
Il site Portland, at 7.5o A. n daily leIeept
Sunday arriving az WaIlA Walla n y;:sj P. Z.
, 1883-03-17
ser1D But UNTITLED WOMAN.

Eos.-s rs;orss- ~
T. GbC-s Is sood Hkenrss @, Nh. Iyd.a P-as
H. c. Lyza, N-Ss Who above Al other kaIaanse.--s
ray 10 t-athfzIy c.nedthe "De&- TF.eat os woman
8 so-as O, her correspondents love osl kcz- she
L zcaIousy covoted TO her work. which the Oztcouss
OF Ises:gey, and Is obliged - keep s,s Lady
aSs.ar.s 10 help her aasuertke ls-ge eorrecndeaee
uch cans pog-s n upon kr, eech bearing is special
h=-isn of sr-erng, or Joy at release from e. Her
Vcg-utsbIs Compound IS medicine for good an4 net
Ell parpossS hcre personally Investigated :. Gnt
n sl-ls.el: oi the ruth ofrhiS
On Ascent I: ,-o,ei, l-e-s I. Is recor.,nentej
s,t r-,scr.te ~ ;hetsst physicians II the country.
Oae savs: sIl yg1EiSs Ike charm and SaTes much
rain I:Ui cure entirely the worst FORM Of falling
o. The utcrus LeEco--hr=, Irregular and Tain:Gt
Vers:.7Iaton al Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
1csrz-ioa FIcoinsz al Displase-aaEts aad the con-
r-ue-t s!aaI weakness, and i. especially adapted 10
lschsnge of Ilte-'
i pe-n.ates over portion OF tie system, and gives
u,-z Hfe a-d vsgor ]: removes salat-ess eAasary,
est-oys u cry f1- stirrulan nts and relieves weak
pcss Of the stomach 7. cures E.oG.tne. Headaches
Nervous Pros--at.o-, General Dchniiy, Seeplessness,
Ds-rssic- and Indigestion Tnst feeling of bearing
down, casing pain, weigh: and back=ehe, Is always
permanently cu-et by rs use ltw! at al times and
under all circumstances, act in En'ay with the law
thai governs the female system
i cs only 81 per bottle SIX fer & nad Is soi4 by
a-g.ss- AEy advice required as 10 sISisl cases si
tie nane o: many wko have been restored 70 perfect
health blythe use az the Vegetable COMPOUND caa bs
chained by addressing srsS p With stamp f5r -ey,
a. Lor iou,e IN Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of sitheT ss1 this cyPoGntts
rnsIrTassed - abundant tes.l-noi.ia,s show.
'E-s P.sasl's LIVER PES says one vs:isT. arc
~ bs: i tie Irarid for the o: Constipstioa-
guouzaess and Sl-p;diry Of the liTtr. Her Bioo4
Pzridcr works voEiers Il. Its spcEi lie I'D Ids isr
T. equal the Compound n !ts popularity
AL l=uz: resi-et Ler a. An2pi Of Ee.1y ~so'- '-
s-,ih!tion Is % 90 good 20 others
Philadelphia, Pa 90 sfs- 4 " y
, 1883-03-17
W. ". DR.. BRlSCu.
p,s.Y<GGRiFlREs :

Trains will leave Walla Walla daily at 10 A
II for Milton and Blue Mountain Station.
, 1883-03-17
SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1888.
A GLOWING OUTLOOK

Two Days Through Umatilia county--Mag-
nincent Crop Prospects--Thrivtng Ham
Iets-A Model Farm-work sor the Road
Supervisors, Etc.
, 1883-03-17
re nrchaa', Co.de,l Hal.arn 10.

Cures Chancres, tzst sr5 s,-s.0 cf-Ise5
Sores or the less ami EoaTi Svq-llI-l
Catarrh. diseased scair, end a.. TE'I-srE' .or1n
ofthe disease. Pr.ce, = .er bottle
, 1883-03-17

Fcz each SnCi every squire! scalp delivered to
The County Auditor On the trst day OF March
an; three cents en- the trst dSy of April. sad
two cents fcr each and every scalp so delivered
%, the tirs: day Of May.
iw-td ". c. PAINTER, Ccanty Au'iitur.
, 1883-03-17
Ocean Division.

cTEAMEBS sail from Portland for
- Francisoo trioe a rtol, on Tuesday, and
FRIDAYS, at midnight Returning. leave San
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, Wednes-
days and Ssturdays-IQ n.
, 1883-03-17

-. r".;.s;,-s : -. Ars-.ca 70 society, D-nl's 9
I'M, I:;i.s- So;sss IN the hea5 the va! aal-
$50, ,,ncb.eryed N ;Lo urins, am I2-Iy
etber diseases that lead to is7s-y ~ -, H..
Dr. Nintie viii c-css - I2li--t .ss - ~
drei Dollars Tor case e tins Alal - -.
Restorative tuntcr rs Sreci2- a.. - =
meutl will not cur o- i.r aaV,ii;' .L- sH
injurious found II t. ir. 9i i;-l5 -
Private Diseases sJlccess.u--- p" ~,
s,,J s5r;cs inclsljrs analysis u ue = O.
- - T;,ai Psst,rs.ire IS 90 t1tte' u
fonr mr. times the quantity, SO %; s7gL e ~-y
,gIir.s, mon receipt OF prise, o. { q ~, =,
r,,ra tr.,1,l observation. and ~ ps-Na-e 80 =
,esir,i. by \. t. NINTH u D.
, 1883-03-17

1nvsii.is who sEe recovering vital staniins.
declare in grateful terms their spp-eciltion If
the merits 81 tonic. Of Hos;stters Stomach
Bitters. Not only does It ipp-rs strength To
the weak, bat it Siso corre.ts an irregular sc;d
state cf the stomach, makes the bowels act AZ
proper intervals, gives ease 70 those who suffer
from rheumatism and kidney troubles, and
conquers as well as prevents feve. ard ssue.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gen.
orally.
, 1883-03-17
aIEuQ-E-aGEu MEN

IleTe are many al the age Of thirty to sixty
" IL, asa t-uU5.ed with too frequent evacuations
d Tie B-adder, otosn accompanied BIZ slight
5i-i-.F5-ng Or burning sensation, and a weaken.
'a- q ;Ee system II manner the patient can
= y acco1ht for. On examining the urinary
ae'55--'s 2 roPy sediInent viii often be found.
a-i so-ne-.Lles small particles ef alburnen vii
aiaea-' r tia cc.or viii be OF a thin miIki.L
ne aza-n snansing 20 DARK and tcrpid an.
ts,r@e--. ihere are many WHO die of tbi.
--y .,----e--y lSAoF4nt c' the Gauss. which il the
[acCnd stage Of seminal weakness. DR. So.
=" Wih guarantee perfec. cure in all s,cb
c5sas. -ad healthy restoration Of the ge,;.n-
urinary organs
OIFIcE B9CEs-10 to 4, and 8 toa Sun
qeys E5In 10 10 II a u ConauItstior frss
- 2. -ga elimination and advice, s..
Ca. q address,
DE. sPfSNEE 4 co
, 1883-03-17
~OUNG n1aHg

EzTH0 3fAY BE SUFFERING FROM
y q ne e--ecls q youthful ftlIie. and in
a-s-iJl, "il 10 well to avail themselves Of
---5 tas greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of
s-.--.--y - 1an1.y- DR SPiNNEY will
1aE.-1,see to forfeit 500 for every case of Sem
-l-i " saEHess or private disease Q; any kind
'' e2assc1e7 which he undertake. and fails %
, 1883-03-17
NOTICE
Bounty of Five Gents

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
County Commissioners. at their regular
Fsbrn.ry term passed an order giving
, 1883-03-17

Passengers for AirrSoth, & Cheney And
Spokane Falls change cars a, WallulA juno
l1u
, 1883-03-17

z OSy Or S1OlEN.-AboG, the 18th Of
1 iSeyenb,r. from Seekers Ranch. l. miles
i-1rn WaIa Wails, one small BAY HORSE
h,.naed *, with collar marks. acd shod all
raup1. Also dark BAY FILLf, yeAs
ola: small star in forehead, splint on each fore
l.-:c,rls in the hair on each side OF the neck
god size sni very gentle. THIRTY DOL
LARS REWARD vii be paid for the return
II the f!ly or information tina. viii lead 70 the
recovery of both animals Apply tn JOHN
SEEBER or PONY YOUNG. deor
S,TRAYED.- THE OLD htR-
SnAa ranch, on or sooct the n-st of Noyern.
s-r, sdArk bag horse ersndsd W +. toonnscten
on tie left sholtder- 4 liberal reward VIII Se
.sid for bis return to the ranch or TO J. P
: ''' Pr. PHILLIPS
, 1883-03-17
DR.. JORDAN e. Co,
MUSEum or AMATsIaasY9.


- san F2AECISC9, CAL
ftYa&VEE Only 7 { PTS ~ gAr fE5z
Rzl& RIA q tls g-=z- 2 5s-g O. E5.l.l
NH}1& Parts. eln Be cIaSuil-i g; IL CC
= ~ eil 1=z-f ; 3, qrl=sf=.g CT = it-
l%$S on S-.liu-l " q J. 1s-- 3dss - >
X3z< iO5i. 1i--le q =. L1IfEs. / .t6
lflE STicIurr. nuFt1I-. t-'r--5 Al
B&lE3 essss .. tAe bicaz sl5 4 cuc--, ~
M& oaE tGe 80 of &al-sry. .;s-r-..-.
Ekk>ure1-
A valuable boot ''Ihz fhihssFl- u Z,1r7-sss :"
German, English. Sgzui-a - T-zi-sui, - ar.s I'd
drese On receios oi IS een.s- rdz7-e--lzg
, 1883-03-17

Betxeen WallA Walla and San Franci.cc
Ist class, s3i % class, S2i
Retw,en Wslla WAlla and Portland .slf %
" 4" The Dalles ~
, 1883-03-17

Il VIII recommend It everywhere," writes
5as. =, Naysr. Carriage Manufacturer,
NyerS.owp, Pa, ''because 1t "-kidney-"ort
, 1883-03-17

ssNo paper discontinued until s-rearases
/ a.e paid, at the option Of the publisher
, 1883-03-17

]. ~. BRO s,
InW. 7. AVID
, 1883-03-17
LUMBER. FERclkc, FosTs, Pais"
SHINGLES. LATES,
SfdesUalk Material. DC.

The Oregon Improvement CO. 'S rreg2:al'',,
'nr1,is;, the absgs o., order q sha-t n"l'''
I, i.'wess t-a:i-l t..i,.-- !ri.r-fH x - -
on .ine .: z r.. at VAL, hsiia ~. +
freight. From Nails wel.a speei=i II
fencing xIa bs given t. new sitter. ,s-.,,.
eE OFFICE oProscrx srlss Eeuss =
, 1883-03-17
Freight Rates West Bound.

From WallA Walla TO Portland in 10 ton lots.
Flour and fax seed, per 100 he s-.-...-...s -
Wheat, oats and barley y.-...-..-......-. 40
Wool in sacks, dry hides and pelts..... -
Green hides, pelts and taliow. 90
Rates on merchandise between Walls WaiiA
and Portland vary, according % Classification
uf same. from 81 ~ 20 IL II per 100 pounds
&. II. PREsC9T1'
Mannycr.
, 1883-03-17
To Teachers and School oMeer

EFfEr r, E oJ Sc
ai. t,-c. -, -, "a the
Er-L >,,scisy n s1ra c,II - - .ssse-
liss.s of sl.-l 5li-i;,-s. sc -" fs, nee.
san,,l fss;ker sn,ics
, 1883-03-17
THE GREAT ENGLIsHREREDY

lsa ne.g7 ..l'.i.- c'-is
!,r Nervous l.saalty'
- hsestsl Yi.ah.y,
Semiu1 Y eaSaesn
Spsrr7a. 1ioa, Lo-y
Sisr E5,L EpJt5r-
&c. Pz-,lysis lros;a-
mo. ard al tn
terrinle Elects q
S-.Esbass yJa:hfu-
ia.EeS, sd eZes5se5
IN srrsr years
Ta,s;.ul le. NCCt'EDai
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-17
SngHcity Ofn Pointer.

MI. Cox, who rcsidca near Drapcrsyiln.
Va, Is the owner OF II dog OF the POINTER
species, which recently exhibited wonder.
ful sagacty. a day or two after the snow
storm, while Mr. g. was sitting with his
family by the fire, he remarked 10 his wife
that it %us Il splendid time for catching
hares, and said that he would like to have
some, but did not hko to 20 out III the
snow for them. The dog, which was ly-
ing near the fire, got up and went ou;.
Nothing was thought of the matter until
shortly aftcrward it returned. bringing u
rabbit which it had caught, and laid il, at
his feet; 1t then went OF again and caught
another winch 1t brought in, and contin-
ued TO 60 and return until four had been
taken. The next morning Mr.. Cox Thought
he would try tho experiment again, so he
ordered the dog to 20 out and bring him Il
rabbit. The animal wen! off Immediately
and soon returned with the game, givine
it 10 It's master. ana then went Off again
and again, each trip bringing in one, unit
It. had captured and brought IN three rab
bits. blr. Cox tells us this and vouches
tor the truth of it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-17
3teel Fens III Germnny.

. There is only one steel-pcn manufac-
terp in Germany, that being in Berlin.
There are many firms who describe
thomsclycsas steei-pen makers, but they
do not actually manufacture, simply
getting pens msde to order. The Ger
mans seem inclined to be jealous of the
pre-emlnence England has obtained in
this line of business. especially rs their
requirements are continually increasing.
Next to steel pens, gold pens haye
obtained considerable Importance as q
merchantable commo odity. This is owing
to their nor-liability to rust, and as thoy
may be used for years. In consequence
OF their softness and elasticity they do
not tire tho hand as much as steel pens.
The German markets are supplied from
America, and consequently the imported
pens arc vely dear. TO clever gold.
smith an extensive and profitable field
OF enterprise is opon III Germany in the
production Of these instruments. The
difficulty in tho manufacture lies in
finishing the points with iridium, which
metal has proved itself beyond oompa-
rison the best for the purpose Oh account
of its great hardness.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-17
oatInent OF Planfs.

Watering of the plants should not be
too prcfusc. Plants of all kinds require
moisture, but 1t ls not necessary to ssturate
them every time this is done, nor should
they be watered too often. The beds
should face the south, in order to &c; The
full benefit from the warm exposure, and
to protect al the same time from cold
storms. The heat III the beds may be
qnickcncd by adding limo Glue and un-
slackcd) to the manure when it Is put in
them. But this sometimes causes too much
heat. To lower the heat cold water In slf.
hclent, but, care must be used not to lower
it too much on cold days In mild
weather the sash should always be raised
a little for ventilation, and at night an old
rug, piece of carpet or few boards should
be placed over the sash for retention of
warmth The young plants need no ap.
plications Of liquid manure or solutions, as
the roots soon reach to tho source of
nourishment below. Should they appear
Nck!y tcaspoonful or ammonia to each
quart of water will assist in reviving them
out sometimes the sckly appearance Is a
sign that moro ventilation Is needed. To
grow carly plants under glass the operator
must conclude, In the beginning, that they
are to be we'll attended to and carefully
watched, for sudden change IN the
weather---either of heat or cold--often
damages them before the injury can be
noticed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-17
State FflrQaf.

In Prussia there arc about seven million
acres OF State forest, about eleven million
acres OF woodland owned by private per
sons, and about two million acres managed
by the local corporations. Very httc OF
this is planted with anything except pine.
fir or beech, and almost the whole extent
IS cropped according TO the strictest rules
with view to profit. The net return per
acre, taking the State forest and private
properties together, amounts to about nine.
ty cents, which is made up by deducting
the cost of culture, cutting and carrying
from the gross return produced by the
sales Of timber. In Bavaria the State
forests cover considerably more than two
million acres, and the gross return ls rather
under 1923, 600. co. marks, or almost oxactly
80 so per acre. The expenses come to
10000, 600 marks. In France the forests
form an important part of the public do.
main, yielding more than two thirds of the
total revenue derived from it. The net
annual profits may be set down at an
average Of 81 800, 900 erlng; but then
large part OF tins sum, especially since
the fall OF tie empire, has been made by
letting out tho forests by auction for sport
ing purposes.