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The results Of the census of 1881 that
have just been published by the French
Ministry of Commerce give some curious
details as to the number of foreigners
resident in France. The total number
is 1,00l 600, equal to 268 per cent.
In other words, the proportions of for
cigners to natives in France is roughly
speaking, as | to 81 B3lgians and
Italians are the most numerous. the
former amounting to over 1872, 900 and
the latter to nearly 100000 They, Of
course, settle in the provinces nearest to
their own countries. The list continues
in the order Of Germans. Spanish, Swiss
and English, the last amounting to
$1,000. During the last five years the
most marked increase bias takan place
IN the number of Italians, amounting to
40 lass than 200.
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1 norrnsnnndent Of the Rn.

A correspondent of the Romney H.
teR.qaeer tell ETA singular cattle disease
that broke out on the farmer of Morgan
Smith, in Pendleton county, W. Va
Two children that had died of diphthera
were exhumeI and buried in the corner of
a pasture field occupied by mich cows
They frequented that part of the field,
and were known to rub their heads in
the fresh earth. Soon afterward they
became strangely effected. and three or
fonr of them died. The disease went no
further.
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I'll II argument il their weight Of
~ personality They have not
~, wi attempt to answer my charge Of
consistency.
Nan reference 70 myself, they have
\ n abuse alone, and that too, in
~. II tie nest indicate sort which
evor been held by all honorable
81 !, beneath the conduct Of a man
aJ H. manners Of gentleman. And
~ ri,h tile upturned eye and elongated
IS If Tie pbarisce, they have the au-
LAW n pirate Of dirty work by 9th
Buf Il seems to be their
and great French writer
sd that "the styls is the man
,.J.oifis. just as one may infer a
s.rer from it. perfume, so may he
H. ftheintellcctual and moral status
a,u b. lis style It is needless to
nv natural history to know that ali
..siura, necessarily resort to their nat
f4anous Of defence when driven to
.,arty The OK uses his horns, the
III. heels the tiger his claws Aud
would not disturb this established or
i.rot nature. Let the OK do bis goring,
it. as. his Kicking, and the tiger his
sw,ng They are not responsible"
4, tbe N sahief they may do 1t is their
.rle. aud style reflects character.
AMI now, Mr.. Eiitor, allow ME
through YOU. to say to my worthy ca
@a,p.stars. that | feryently wish their
aaoru perceptions may never become
more bontcd" BY malignity than they
o,e are. nor their intellectual ones more
ward. BY prejudice and injustice.
With no sigh for their love, but a
.n1ic for tagir hate, bid them final
Alue
n FRAVKLTS BRAII
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Butler Appointed COlOred Man
Judge.

Governor Ben Butler nominated No
venbcr the 18th, the day after his disas-
rous defeat in Massachusetts, George
T Puaiu, colored lawyer to be Judge
Iofhe Charleston district Court.
Tie council rejected the other colored
n that he had previously appointed
'seSi sIo, position, but the bid Cover
lor stuck to his text till at last he got
me in. The proud old arristocratic Bay
tate will now have the pleasure of hav-
ng her laws interpreted BY a co,ored
Jurist
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-16
FOR THE WHEATCROP
WE have manufactured for our trade. in
w addition TO our "Yictor Brand and
~ heat and Corn Brand,
The "VaTGflY AmnOniatGd Bone PhOS-
pAatG and Potash

A Complete Fertlizer-rich in Phosphoric
Acid and other Grain and Grass PROD .cing
element -and Ammonia to stimulate the
plant growth, just what the farmers want for
making the most ,cheaf and securing the finest
growth Of clover and other grasses. This
Feriilizer-same Formula-has been used
with great success in the wheat growing sec
fions and is, quality considered, one Of the
cheapest manures in the market, Welding to
the farmer the largest profit and most perma-
nent peneft for the amount ofmoney invested
1t has been thoroughly tested and its merits
proved. We have selected 1t with great care
and confidently recommend it to farmers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-16

The great female remedy is prepared by
the Womens Medical institute Of Buhaio,
II u. and is their f'yori'e prescription tor
i,4es Who are suffering from weakness or
raIupanls common TO the seN. u IS sold ny
druggists at sl.oo per bottle. ladies' can
eb,sin advice tree. send stamp tor names OF
Il, * gho have been cured.
d.f SLY.
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Died at the residence of her pa-ents. s,,sr.
dtv. at one o'clock uf Dipthei ia. RUTH len.
kiNS, beloved little DAUGHTER OF John ana
Antunette Jenkins 10 the fifth yeer Of her ags
The de- edsed was ono Of the brightest al riiI.
dreu, warm aud aiIectiouate in her natnre
and a great favorit' with her parents ~
whom her demise was sad blow. Her =.
mains was inferred at St Thomas Monda
IN the new burial lot Of the family.
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ShaWIS, ShaWIs, ShaWIS,
CIO0iS. CIOahS. CIo0kS.
D0lmanS. DOImanS.

Shawls 50. 2 90, 80, 90, , 80, a Oo.
Clo7ks, 20, 90, 90, Co, 10 90.
DoImans, 10 oc, u 90, IA 90, l6 90.
Cloth Skirts, 5Octs, 75cts, o. / Is.
English Dress Goods all color, leets.
American Dress Goods all eolors /, cts.
Cloth for Men and Boys wear, all styles, 25cts
3Octs, 37cts, 5octs, s2cts, 75cts.
All Wool Red Twilled FAnnels, 25cts. eoc,s
35ets, 37els, 4Octs
Ladies Cloaking Cloth, all colors.
LADIES' GA Cloth Suidng, all colors.
Ladies Flannel suiting, all colors, 25cts
Large Bed Comforts, co. / Is, so.
Carpets, 25ets, 3octs, s7cts, 4ucts, socts
Floor Oil Cloth, 37cts, 5octs.
Jersey Jackets, ! 80.
Brocade Silks, all colors, 75cts, 90cts.
SILK pushes, all color,, 50, 2 90.
Silk yclvets, all colors. so.
Large Double White wool Blankets, 2 so, 90,
so, 90, 4 So 90, pair.
Canton Flannels, Sets, lOcts l2cts.
Hosiery, Gloves, Corsels and underwear.
G. M. TOwSOn,
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,vhnt Women should Use.

n,snepsia, weak back, dependency and
ather troubles caused nae fearful suffering, but
rarkers Ginger Tonic makes me feel like a
aew being \ great remedy Every woman
,h.uld use it. Mrs. CARTE, Pittsburg. l9
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-16

The aesthetic movement in England has en-
hFcl, ditd cut, betause-weI because people
think there is more good conmon sense IN
taking ! hottie Of pr Bulls Cough Syrup
than ia carry ing a lily
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-16

Mrs. +. B. McCrea, Baltimore, says. Il
+, j. received great benefit from Brown IRON
pi,tsrs when suffering fir IN malarlal fever.
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THANKSGIVING

IN accordance Vifh = time IGNORED
custom pre~rdput Arilur ir's issnd tls
,,,el,p.ati1n designating Thursday No
ycn,l,er tie 10Th. as day q praise aud
Thanksgiving 10 ihe All HluoituI lor
mo many blessings bestowed nPon tie
good people of this happy lml: and ~
ronplisnre with the pvoelamtt.on ali
nullir Offices w}l be closed, and tue rou-
tine oaicc worker will eni y a daY q
yestand use The year which Is draw
inc 10 i clog is rcplete with every CYL
i nee nfdiyIne goodness says the Pfesl-
lent. and the prevalence Of healtl'iull-
nos. rnllnesS ofharvcst. stability ofpcace
,nd order. growth Of (rtcrnal feeling,
.,re,d Of Intelligence and learning. con.
Nnued enjoyment Of civil and religious
libsrty these and countless other
blessings are cause for rcverent rejoicing,
while We fthis county o. part Of this
Krpst nation can join with thankful hearts
the rest a. Anetca'. frnsnen for fts
rapii growth in every brone b Of
art and seincc. AMI thr happiness Of our
p.ople in moral sense, NC can doublT
rejoice at the alvancenfnt OF our own
welfare Our day drank among cur sister
counties in wealth. agricultural, and IN
tellectual ! rsuit' cannot be far distant.
Slowly but ,nrelv our resources are de-
veloping our fruls are gradually be-
coming more productive, under tue
management, and BY the Industry OF
the few young men remaining among
US. Two years ago not an enterprise
was known among NJ save here ana
there one horse saw mill constructed
bv some foreigner with the hope Of max
iug fortune out Of our timber that want
Of means prevented us from unI'mng'
bu, s.ay we have a watering Iae' on
. 49,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-16

We accept the explanation of the
Times, and so far as We are concerned
the matter ends.
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Lecture. Lecture,

DEy 7. j. KERYICK will deliver Lee
1 1 tute in In Court House IN Port Tobacco
On Wednesday, NoU. 2lst,
commencing at s o clock p. M on "ITarY-
idHd the Home Of Religious md
CifU LibertB." At the conclusion OF
the Lecluie M
Q y : ter supper
will he hid Al the Centennial Hotel under the
auspices OF tue ladies' OF ST. Thomas uonere-
SaNou. NOV l6-Il
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CATARRH Il. !. .r aseaes. a s9 sG.e5s.

~ "A IL IblNfiH tut symptoms OF TINS nan
seous disease that is sappng the life and
strength fonly too many of the farest and
best OF both sexes, old and young, suffering
alike from the poisonous dripping in the threat
the poisonous nasal discharges, the frtid breath
and general weakness, debility and langHsr,
aside from the acute suferings Of this disease,
which II not checked can only end in ioH s( pal
ate, hodrsness, we6kened sqAt, loss If rresrv, deaf
ness and premature death il not checked before il 10
too late. Labor, study and research in Ameri-
ca, Europe and Eastern lands have resulted in
WhHcteT'S No 96 Instant Relief and Sure Cure fer
"dtGrrh will cure every case Of catarrh hay fe-
druggists or sent by mail post paid on receipt Of
price. lFhceler's No. 81 Sure Cure for KIDNEY ana
Lt'er Troubles cures all weakness and soreness OF
Kidneys, inflammation Of kidneys or liver, prloo
~ 90. Hheeicrs pegetdhes PiHs are the only rem
edy that cures constipation, giving natural ae-
ton OF the bowels without phvslctng, purging.
gripping pain. Price 25 cents, of druggists
or by mail. Whesler's Nerrine Tonic for mental
depression, loss of manhood, languor, weakness
or over taxation of the brain is invaluable.
price 25 cents
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SIXTY-THIRD YEAR.
EXTRAORDINARY
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
S1OO A Year Ii Clubs Of Ten.

81 90 A Year tor Single COPY
OR
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enlistment yicldiug bcnct~ Of the same
n.,,r,. and a canning factory that re
,.n,s every evidence Of .gG' g, yum
,,,~.e also come the oyster 3 I banks at
pepr, Greek hDo VIA few 'yb,rons , ~,
y a. ",''"o",'' Jed and are now
Wh'cn nav, ' ~ far cheaper and
All "''''s' "'' y othrr market can
more ~" ', ,Y emily slow, but in fact
ati'ra ~ a enterprises. May we
rapid Pr'gsE, and pray that ours may
not truly Finpcd blessing and prosper
be one ok clouds can be seen By US
'y. Syer the future of our county.
ha9o bids promise tia, the day of
!. ny is near at hand.
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Howard Bros.
up l3-dln

SENSIBLE MEN and srs ,S M9m Tns, e a"i.
many diseases and arrangements Of the BODY
each has a separate cause or origin, and thAS
each needs different method Of treatment in
order 10 effect a cure, ana moments reflection
must convince that any of the qnack nostrnms
to,st-d upon the public claiming oeufe Nil ofA
number Of Numerically different diseases must
prove failures, even if we do not call them kum
bugs.
POOR PEOPLE, and sr,,t people 5ass, Of mod nod
even people well to do or wealthy lind that tho
charges OF practising physicians are a ss-
rions burden 10 them, and also lind that after
paying themselves poor that no benefit has ae-
crued TO them, that in fact they have thrown
their money away. Toovercome these evils w v
offer F1eeter's No 90 SUR Rto,rdtes to the aisk
and suffering Rcmsdy for each disease, With
ont Tor moment claiming that one mrdF
will cure any other disease than the one elaim-
ed for it, and rs these remedies have stood th''
test without IA single failure, we agree to rtfSH'I
he monry paid in every instance where \ cnrs is
not positively effected. The remedies are 80
tirely vegetable, can do no arm, and will pos
itiyelv cure every disease for which they are
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POOR PEOPLE, and pe 3@s,. Of mod .ss
RHEUMATISM, G Cont; 1 ss;s;r. 4

and Neuralgia are relieved at once and posi-
lively cured by the OF Whrel"r's No. sG
Rheumatic Remedy. We boldly that in the
worst Of cases Of no matter how ling sttadirg
how serioaS or how pdiHfhd, we not only give
relief but posdtrety cure for All time. Failing 20
do this viii positively refund thu money
paif for The treatment, and if yonr suRrriag&
are not positively stopped for'all time you have
rot thrown your money away YOU would on
any other taan these guaranteed remedies. The
price of Wheeler. No SO Rheumatic Remedy is
only so cents, obtainahle from druggists or ssut
free BY mail on receipt ofprice. Stl1np. / Kan
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Thomas c. Price & Co,

Sc S. Charles Street, Baltimore Md
March 30-lm
, 1883-12-15
An oregon Iunli-c.

4 man named James Burns on Thursday
nued horse at the Weston Livery Stabis
TO ride to Milton, aud wasn he arrived
there s5lI tie outlt TO . seSius machine
uau. The Weston livery man. slSPectinl
all was not night. l'owed h.m aui cause
his arrsst aud he was tried on Fr,day hs:orC
Judge Kirkland, who moved tia. he lie d.
charged sn the ground taat the State had
not made out a case against h!m and DE- va
forthwith set a; liberty sud advised L n'al'
for the Washington T,rrit,ry line With a
possible speed. Sgog after he leit aao,a.,
warrant vas sworn out against Ran ard "-
wss followed by lrr:e crowd on toO-, No.
gous spi hor.enacE 20 biins a.A il. l. =
,aid thst even hay wagons were hUu- ;
into requisi.i,u. i. a. -ya's Sli.h a
captured when h, was within hall = n,.ir
tine line aui Was Iaku h,ef arii -'et r.
joiciuc, His tric! cane II rc-l,y.
, 1883-12-15
Terms eG (suii-

The following Is list of the terms ani
places Tor ho!iing court in the territory:
FIRST DISTRICT or
Walla Walla.Fi-.t Monday in May, sud
second Monday OF November each year
Daytor-Ih.sd Monday in JIEe AID drst
Monday in January.
Colfax-Seeoni Nondly il December ani
first Monday in June-
Ckeney-Sseond Mantay in April and
first Monday 10 October.
Colyille-Thirl Monday IN Os:oher.
Pomeroy y-Taisi Monday OF August ard
third Monday Of February.
, 1883-12-15
sta"h~ liver.

Ow rs T. the int a. ,..n.f $ u.t.r s.a.,.'
till for the forfeiture oi -aa.rud n e., 90 --
gpu and irsHsc IHsn-a.s -r.es .r.' ! r.'e %
''VIliJrls az ve + Iar ...-w 80 H.- "a
the Gregap Gni IGaCa.. ID ean y
had prePaTei fn icih 81. s.a,ns .s. C..
would show L Wy serious l-.-.ul, II, sr. q 'a.-
as soon as the uew issue pi bonds w.z stu q.
this stateHeu: would h. gwen t'r. NOR
shoffer suggested that - VS. about the true
value oi Northern Pacific preferred, and al"
thought that the Oregon aud TiansonuJ.n .neniI Al
should lie selling at Is u 20. aud " 5 So :,lrt,-
ing his friends. MIST uf the stock il market
was taken by shorts. and GHn;her BIOS, at.
ins for q number ct prominent house, H'''Sht
about 20.00l shares Of STICK.
Oregon and Transcoutiatntal is Gow quoted
at -, and Northern Pacific preferred 5S.
, 1883-12-15
s..se. f.r D,..r,smI.n.
TERRITORY os WASHINGTON,
County of Walia WAila.
IN PROBATE-In tie matter Of the estate oi
GEo.sGE RESER, Deceased.


IN PROBATE-In the matter Of the estate of
GEoaGE RESER, Deceased.
OITATION.-On reading the duly verified
" petition Of jerome Reser, America Kid
well, nee Reser. Willis Reser and William
Reser, al Of lawful sge, and deceient's cha-
drer, 6led in this court, setting forth that said
George Reser, petitioner father. died intes-
tate II. the county Of Walla Walla Territory
of Washington, on the 2Sth day of October,
1883; that decedent at the tine 4 his death
was a resilient of said county, lesving estate
therein tina. the real estate ia worth about
81 600, and the persDu property # the prob
able value of 8, 200 that there are no debts,
claims, liens or membranes against said
estate, and praying Tor an orcer OF dlstri1utlon
o, decedent's property TO the persons thereto
entitled; that the petitioners above namei are
tn heirs to decsdent's estate; and It appear
ing that no good reason exists To issue letters
Of administration in the matter OF ssid estate.
it is ordered. that all persons interested in the
es ate Of George he er. deceased, be ana ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of said colnty
~ Walla Walla on Monday. the 2lst day OF
January, 1884, at the hour OF one o'clock P.
~, Of that day, then and there to show cause.
If any there be. why an order of distribution
of the property described in said petition
shOuld not be made IS Therein prayed fVI; fur
ther, that service Of this citation be made on
ali persons interested in said estate. bv publ
cation of this order in tte Walls Nalla STATES
MAN. a weekly newspaper published and printed
in the city and county OF Walla Walla, Wash
ingtsn Territory. for six successive weeks prior
to sad January Dist, 1884. Dated Wslla Walia
W. T.. Nov. 18th, 1883.
Il. GUICHARD,
I'd Judge and Clerk Of Probate.
, 1883-12-15
logan. Eoea;y slli.

Senator Lpgla's Douu:y ani aai i'll. IL
troduc,d Yesterday, proyid $ - essn
p.rsou ea-,rirg the r ioe OF The esalt-,
dur n tire l,re var e:-hF in ;As army of
navy, sni properly di-cas--ei ;r.E,:ragr
far any periot u ss.v.se mes less taaa 90,
yea, Is eUtitlei To -i-h'y acre, q: plb D,
land, eiIhe. iur h.ms-ii OF h.Fr,; % serysc,
OF between one sEt "a, years. 10 aer,s
and over TWO yssrs' ervice !60 acres
, 1883-12-15
4 Woman. ,oI,i. At

A woman living near Gler,dIye 10 DAVIS 2
county, exhibited a 1sonde III ecolness ard
nerve few days sgo ard furnished adolf
tionsl evidence that ii mes OF great caE ger
Z woman Is equal 70 almos. any emergency.
She was the owner Of pet dog, which, On
last Thursdsy. was playing in the yard
with another dog oi the same age and con-
plexion. Suidenly ths canine gave yelp
OF almost mortal terror A. 4 large eagle with
wings OF more ample proportions than a
blacksnith's apron sgo0ped down iron tie
blue empyrisn Ct heaven and picked 40 The
little cur in his muscular ta!ons. With the
true western woman brought up amid al
the dangers Of rough border life and With
no tight-ftting shirt 70 prevent the Tree
movement Of her limbs, - think Is 10 act.
On the instant this noble representative OF a
noble sex flew into the kitchen whsre her
husband kept his tr. ,ty sho!gln with
which, in the early days, when hloOi-thirsty
Indians were rampant on the plains, ne had
often gone out and shot fool hens. She
bounced out of the front door, gun in hand.
In an instant she directed her eagle eye IN
to the air, where, soaring about ten feet
distant, she discerned the carniverOus en-
blem Of our national liberties with her yel'
low poodle grasped ccnTulsively, bat firmly
in its claws. For moment she ran heI
trained eye along the barrel Of the gun ID
the direction OF the larcenous bird, closed
her iqui! orls with shuider and banSed
away. When she opened them, the eagle
was prospecting intersteliar space ana the
dog lay scattered around in fragments all
ever the yard. She wept bitter tears. and
as she picked up the pieces AMI told her
youngest boy to greese the sausaga machine
she swore IN broken Missouri and with
many bitter s,b everlastias war On the
shotgun policy.
, 1883-12-15
AI93.E-lEIS aEN

There s.e nany ST tt ase q thirty to sixty
who are troubled with tee frequent evacus:ipns
pf the Bladder, often accompanied by a sight
burning sensation, and weakening cf The
system in manner TIE patient cannot account
for. Ca examining tie urinary deposits ropy
sediment vii osten Be found, and sometimes
small particles Of albumsn VII appear, or the
color VIII o. ct a thin nili-ish hue, a-,ai1
changing - dark and torpid appearGnce.
There are many who dis # this diihculty igno-
rant Of the cause, which is the second stage o:
seminal weakness. Dr.. Spinney eiIl guaran.
tee perfect cure in ali such Gases. and a
heaithyreStoration Of thegeni.o-rrinsry organs.
cFFicE HoURs-iG 20 /, and 70 s. Sunday
from 10 n II A. u Coaspltstiar free. Thor.
pCgh examination and advics, s.. Cali y ad
dress DR. SPINNEY ( co.
, 1883-12-15
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter, stating symp-
tons, sex and SSe. COmmunicatioRs strictly
confidential.
II kearney Street. San Francisco, Cal.
Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures ali kinds of Kidney and Bidder com
plants. Gonorrhpa. Gleet, Leucorrhea. For
sale by all druggists !; 81 90 bottle, six bottles
for So 90.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills. are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market For sale by al druggists. Hodge,
Davis & Co.. Portland. wholesale agents. 4liy
All orders tor medicine C. o. u. must be
accompanied with 81, as guarantee of good
faith, which viii be deductsd when the pack
age is shipped
, 1883-12-15
4 Sign Of Prosperity.

There were more farmers and then :al,i-
lies in the city today iSaturaAyl than f,r
many months past, and taey all appeared SO
be pretty veil Supplied With money il "
NAV Judge by the Wy uew anI old sub
seribers came in and paid io7 :ae STATES.
NAN. TLere Las been mach talk lately OF
dull times on accouat = the rI,ir1ad t4ki1g
away So much of the frei, ,ht;es basiues, IN
.. thi. reiGrads 20 tie reaeit o, the farm
ers around the country. the oity in ne eud
Will De all the better flr i.
, 1883-12-15
lDi rs nES

Asi NInnIE-AGTD liRN. wbo ere su;F-r
N II y. lie etfsc.S ui EaE:hiu! Iaai,s.feti,n.
- i-Sc->~e> m nature years. NEEVJUS AND
i-HTSiCJL hEEILITv, iNPo FsCc. LosT Man
sn9n, eJntn-i'E o; iieas, aUli eyes. aysrsi n L.
cietv, desl'ut-ncy, piGWe- on the face
Is = energy ana memory, Frequency Of Uri.
mating. et;. Remember. that tjy a combine
Ton ~ rsnieil-s ~ great curative power. the
tlocs"r has - at I-ci ii's treatment ,bs. =
vii Mt an.g II I'd iu-aeii.t= relief bu. I-r-
ui.,,:-l.J rgr-.
, 1883-12-15

4 prolific source Of i.aui in the pen
sion bureau is found In the action c: Ger
tain postmasters throughout the country,
who have been, Willingly or unw!'tingiy.
extensively aiding the swindlirI pensi4l
agents by furnishing them sith lists q
names Of discharged soldiers IL their vi
cinity, and even gone SO far "a to dystrib-
ute unaddressed circulars. The p0stmas-
ter general has issued an order forbid
cling his subordinstes to j, this any long
er, under penalty Of dismissal from the
service i is said that the practice has
becn the cause Of the bestowsl # pen,
sions upon thousands "f persons who
had not the remotest claim 10 chem.
, 1883-12-15
S0iice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WAIIA,
w. T., Decenber 4, 1888.

". l., Decenber I, 1855.
: GTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
.e the following named settler has fled no
tice Of his intention 10 make knal proof IN sup
port Of Eis claim, ard that said proof viii be
made before L. ) Land O:iice at Walla Waiia
w. l., on Jan l.. 1884, viz: Martina John
ston, Id Ne. 2G2l, for the NHt Sec Is, T. 9,
K 81 u, lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cul-
tiyation Of, said land, VIZ: Sylvester Ryan, Z.
Maugan, Gertrude Sylvester, Mrs. Syives er
Ryan, all OF Walia Walia County. W.
jus. J0RGENSEN, Register