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Honest Old Tim.
GoRHAM, N. H., July IA, 1879.

GESTs-Whoever you are. don't know; but
feel grateful you TO know that in this world of
adulgerated medicines there is one compound
that proves and does all Ii sdverIises to 90. and
more. Four years ago had slight attack of
palsy, which unnerved me to such extent that
the least excitement would make me shake like
the ague. Last May l was induced 10 try Hop
BitteTs. / used one bottle, but did not see any
change; another did so change my nerves that
they are now steady as they ever were. 1t used
10 take both HANDS to write but now nv good
right hand writes this. Now. If you continue TO
manufacture as honest and good an article as you
do. you will accumulate an honest fortune. and
confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men
that was ever conferred on mankind.
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1t is with light heart that we call the stten-
ton Of Republican editors 10 the fact that the
democratic party has been 'blundering" sgRin-
They tell US il can be relied on to blunder at the
critical time. and the recent elections show Us
how it is 1t will be Just like il to blunder again
in 1884 and slap good Democratic President into
the White House.
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Thus goes the castor bravely into the ring.
Says the Lebanon Pioneer:

The campaign of 1884 Is almost upon US II be-
gins with the Ohio elections which now agitate the
average Ohioan. The only great questions which
will enter the canvass will be the tariff and prohi-
bition. The Democratic party Is squarely and
positively opposed to tariff for anything but rev.
enue-no protection beyond what incidentally
follows a revenue. The party Is also opposed to
prohibition as q principle. 1t is wrong, and in
violation of Democratic principles. We invite all
parties into the conflict, and anxious to sui
NIT our side to the people.
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TheSecret

Of the universal success OF
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what's claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part OF the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
zDearborn Ave-, Chicago, Nov. =.
Ihave been a great sufferer from
aveyweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything l ate gave me distress,
and / could eat but little. i have
triedeverythingrecommended, have
taken the prescriptions Of dozen
physicians, but got M relief until l
took Browns Iron Bitters. feel
none of the old troubles, ana am a
new man. / am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. am
a railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. can not say
TOO much in praise Of your wonder
ful medicine. d. c. MACK.
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The Democrats viii blunder, thinks tbs
Laporte Argus. and it says in regard to blum
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Anna Maria Krider, Wife of Tobias X.

CHAMBERsBURG, July Is. 1878.
This is to let the people know that /, Anna
Maria Krider, wife OF Tobias Krider. am now past
seventy-four years OF age My health has been
very bad for many years past. / was trOu bled
with weakness. bad cough, Dyspepsia, great de-
bility and constipation Of the bowels. / was so
miserable could eat nothing. l heard OF Hop
BitterS and was resolved to try them. have only
used three bottles, and feel wonderful good well
and strong again. My bowels are regular, my ap-
petite good, and cough gone. think II my duty
to let the people know how bad / was and what
the medicine has done for me, 50 they can cure
themselves with IL.
Ny wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patches freckles ant pimples on her face.
which nearly annoyed the life ont of her. She
cures. with nothing but injurious effects. A lady
friend Of Syracuse, Y, who had had similar ex-
induced her 10 try It. One bottle has made her
face smooth fair and soft a ehlld's and given
her such health that IL seems almost a miracle.
A MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
A Rich Lady's Experience.
travelled all over Europe and other foreign
countries at cost of thousands of dollars in
search of health and found 1t not. 1 re;urned
discouraged and disheartened. and was restord to
real youthful health and spirits with less than two
bottles of Hop Bitters l hops others may profit
By my experience and stay at home
Ibad been sick and uniserE6 t 50 iobg. Causing
my husband so much trouble and expense, no
one knowing what allied me- l was 50
tSat got boe Of Hop Biters and GseS tSs%
unknown TO my family. ] soon began "a
improve and gain so fast that my husband end
family thought II strange ana unnatural. but when
/ told them what had helped me- they said
'"Hurrah for Hop B.tfeTs! long may they prosper
for they have made mother well and us happy"
TEE MOTHER.
Ny mother says Hop Bitters is the only tniDe
that will keep her from her old aud severe attacks
of paralysis and headache.-ED Oswego sun.
LUDDINGToN, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880.
have sold Hop Bitters for four gears aud there
Is 10 medicine that surpasses them for bilious at
tacks kidney complaints, and many diseases Incl
dent to this malarial climate. II. I. ALEXANDER.
, 1883-12-20

SCI VIC mum L OI l. LOrt44.JNa4St ~ 0, ..,.-
com and Semiahmoo, via San Juan
Islands. There are now five routes
instead OF one, ten services per week
instead of one and four large steam
boats engaged, besides service on two
star routes, in pace of the plunger
and row boa: of Cosgrove twenty
years ago. The mail service has
grown no faster than the population
and trade Of the route and the waters
Tributary to it. The original towns
OF Seattle aud Nhatcom are now sup
piemented by Snohomish, Muckilteo,
Iulalip, Utsalady, Stanwood, Coupe
vile, Oak Harbor, La Conner, Skagit,
Nit. Vernon, Sehome, Ferndaie and
Nooksack, any one of which is greater
than Seattle and Whatcom combined
We're thirty years ago, and by a still
greater number of lesser towns. at
least the equal Of either the original
towns of that early day. There are
now seven trips week made by the
W. +. Munroe, Idaho and Washing
ton to Nhatcom, the former going on
to the Nooksack; there are two trips
a week mabe to Whatcom and Semi
ahmoo by the Evangel, two trips a
week up Skagit river by the CITY of
Quincy and SIX trips week to Sno-
homlsh City made by the Nellie and
w IL ilerwin- 4 number of boats
are irregularly employed in whole or
IN part IN this same east side traffic.
including the steamers Bob Irving,
Gazelle, Glide, Gypsy, AIIii. Shoe Flv.
Planter and Growler, and an un-
known number OF sail vessels and
barSes. These vessels carry liore
people and merchandise in = single
day now than was carried ten wears
age IN amoHth, and more IN one day
now than in Il week five years ago.
Ten years ago the east side ronte.
or routes now, was little thought OF.
Tourists and pleasure seeker came
and went, and knew nothing of it.
The travel then was ali on tna one
route, from Olympia 10 Victoria, on
which pied the one boat. the North
Pacific, making two trips a week.
That route has since been cut In
two, the two ends uniting at this
point, AMI though it has vastly in
creased in business, it has not gain
ed IL any such ratio as the east side |
route- The latter now disputes the
supremacy Of the double-Seattle !
and Olympic, and Seattle and Vic |
torla- route, and, taking IN all lis
ramldcations, claims to be the bigger
of the two, The east side route IS no |
, 1883-12-20

Attorney General Brewster struck
a big lick in favor of our memorial to
Congress for fourth judge in this
Territory when he said in his official
report: 'Under the provision of ex-
listing laws there are appointed in
each Of the Territories 4excapt DakC-
ta) one chief jnstice and two associate
justices. Much complaint is made by
the bar and citizens having business
before Territorial courts that the same
judge who presides at the trials in
district courts also sits in the sup rene
court when his decisions are reviewed.
The justice of these complaints Is so
apparent that comment Is unneces-
sary. The matter Is therefore sub
mitted for your consideration. Since
it is essential that the supreme court
OF each. Territory should be com
posed of an uneven number of judges,
the public interest requires that a
fourth judge should be appointed in
each. Of the Territories if the Judge
sitting below is not to sit in review
of his cases. Moreover, the business
in each of the Territories is sufficient
to justify the appointment Of another
judge, making four instead of three;
there is, therefore, noreason why Con
gress should not grant the citizens Of
the several Territories the Feiief they
ask in this respect"
, 1883-12-20

The Rapubi can National Conven-
ton viii be held next wear at Chica-
go, June 3rd. In selecting that city,
doubtless the same considerations
that have governed is selection here
tofore have operated to control the
matter this time 1t therefore has
no special political significance,
Chicago is easy of access from all
parts OF the country, has the best Of
mail and telegraphic facilities, and is
situated in one of the important
states. Some fault has been found
with the national committee for ad-
herring to the old basis OF represen-
tatiOn; but on the whole this seems
just. If representation We're based
on the vote in the last presidential
election 1t would leave southern re
publicans practically out in the cold.
An exchange aptly remarks that Sc
rious objections used to be raised to
the plans OF the democratic party. III
that they allowed the South almost
the entire representation, and that the
republican party cannot now afford
t. practically confne its representa-
ton to the North. 1t must be broad
enough to be national party. On
the other hand, if the machine is con-
trolling the present arrangement
for selfish purposes, the vital ques
ton Is not SO much as to their notire.
as 1t refers to the principle of right
and justice. II the South ought to
have her representation as heretofore.
Notwithstanding the meager republi-
can vote she polls, then the continu-
ance OF the old representation is lust.
irrespective of any motive that may
control. 1t is a significant fact that
the machine candidates for the re
publican presidential nominations
during the last decade have discount
ed their chances of success by the
means used to secure the prize, the
dark horses have Jared best; hence
any plans which the machine mana
gers may be cooking up are likely to
come to nought And this is true
because the party is a national and
not sectional OF personal one. If
the democratic party is captured by
machine manager in the rext con-
test its folly will be rebuked as surely
as similar error would be on the
part Of the republicans, The people
are supreme
, 1883-12-20

FROM the the album of the Countess
dc B.: "Men always say, eIf you do
not love me, I will kill myself. Later
on we say to them: IF you love me no
longer shall die And, in the end,
nobody is buried"
ADMIRATION "By shimminy, how
dot poy studies grammer," was the re-
mark of German when his son called
him a "knock-kneed, pigeon-toed,
seven-sided, glazed-eyed son of saw.
horse"
A MINISTER at Richmond, Va, recent.
ly swooned while marrying his old
sweetheart to another man. If his part
OF the ceremony made him swoon, what
nerve the man who was married must
have had to stand up under it.-Boston
Post.
AEoTED physician says many persons
simply by deep and rapid inhalations of
pure air, can become Us intoxicated ON
oxygen as if they had taken draught
of alcoholic stimulants. Here is a point
for the man who has been walking rap
idly home from the club in the night
cir.
, 1883-12-20

British postal telegraphy under
government control is q great success.
Since the purchase by the govern
ment the number OF offices and
length of lines in operation have
more then doubled. Ten million
dollars Of interest on the purchase
has been paid out cf the proceeds.
and now the rate Tor messages Is to
be reduced from enc shilling to six
pence, and al has been done without
an increase Of taxation.
\ mathematical genius declares '.it
would have taken wagon train 1891
miles long 70 have moved the wheat
crop out of Walia Walla valley and
Umatilla county, Oregon, the present
season.
Capt.J.M Gushing has shipped en-
gine and steyedore outfit from Port
Moody. Z. C., u Tacoma, where. in
the future, he expects to operate.
Several slips are expected in the
next few months
, 1883-12-20
Seattle 70 WhatCom.
GREAT GROWTH OF TRADE oN TlIE EAST
SIDE or THE SOUND

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continued on the ro,lto mill 1881 ~
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the ono mail service until 7oIono in
, 1883-12-20

longer unknown. difficult, danger
Gus, uncomfortable and expensive.
The boats engaged in it are as goog
as the best. their speed claimed to be
the greatest, and their comforts and
economics all that could be wished.
1t gets its full share Of the pleasure
seeking, sight seeing travel. while
there will be no one bold enough to
dispute that it gets the chief part Of
the population coming here in quest
Of farms and other lands.
, 1883-12-20
By Telegraph
Restriction act 4mcucms.,s
NJ. L.

set SEERzIG lsR4gG-
WAsHINGToN, Dec 17.-Several men,
bers Fho have made themselves familiar
with the proposed amendments to the old
law have expressed an opinio. that the
Pacific coast delegation have drawn them
too strong to admit CT the bill going
smoothly through congress. Section I6
particularly is pointed out as IN instance
of this. The section referred to IT is said.
so complexities the return certificate
machinery of the law as to make it well
nigh impossible for any Chinaman, no
matter what his business may be, to en-
ter the country. Pacific coast members
consider this the chief measure, as it rem
ders the law so strong that it win he i'm
possible for evasions such as have
been practiced under cover of Can
ton certificates. The section, how
ev,r, will meet opposition in the senate.
and, perhaps, in the house. But Cali
tornlans are sanguine of carving it
through, though not, perhaps, IN its
present cast-iron form. Henley SAYS
when he comes to study the old law, ii is
surprising that 1t has answered any Eur
pose at all, mu'h less the purpose for
which It was intended, and he considers
the ainend"tory bill mild enough, and
does not see now any man admitting the
necessity for law TO execute the treaty
at all, can consistently oppose ii. It IS
quite certain, in his opinion, that the
present law vas not intended to execute
Senator Miller says ne will introa1ce
the bill n the senate tomorrow.
, 1883-12-20

DISPUTE SETTLED The three years
dispute of Whitman county with the
Northen Pacific Railroad Company
over The matter OF taxes WAS settled
last week. and the company, on the
payment of 5000 was given receipt
IN full.
At New York The secretary of the
board OF home missions of the Pres.
byterian church says regarding the
mission Of the girls school at Fort
Wrangle, Alaska. that there has been
some difference as TO the methods OF
work and some UnpicasantHeaa and
excitement in the school and town
which they deplocc, bat that the ac-
count sent out from there alleging
there had been prostitution and Il
missionary claimei to b the second
Christ was wholly untrue.
, 1883-12-20

F"a SALF.-F. ". rctrygroyc. Er.. Of
er- Il IuEnhrr of very desirable Lriiding
otS for salient roassI.ah,, rates situated
along the water front bctw, cnP It Town
send and Point Wilson. an I OF the hill
in the western edge of towu- Gail on
him.
, 1883-12-20
Ch.nese fn1crnrete,.

SAN FRANCISCO, December ia
piacard was posted il Chinatown today
announcing that money had been sub
scn5ed to pay man who would kill
Fon Sing. late Government Chinese in
terpreter.
United States District Altorrey XII
born cai'ed tie attention Of the court
today to the fact that the present Chi
nese interpreter Aoy, IS paid 50 for each
, 1883-12-20
Editorial Notes.

One # the up.fp-- rh5rv,S W. have
sen for many a dav j. . Iar,rc r,.,, of
Port Townsend. DESIGNED and drawn
hv NTr Norman r Smith civil en-
rinnar or This CITY # +. cart,inIv
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| Provincial Secrrt;,f-, made the tart
Iino annarncc,oa,t that tbara wer,
at prasgntin in British Columbia up
wards of 5000 idle Chinese who had
t ~ub-ist b. begging or stealing,
ana that they had already commcnc-
ed the latter. It Is said that John \.
Mcdonald viii yield to the strong
pressure beng brought to bear upon
him. and viii urge restrictive legisla,
ton during the coming fSw months
At the last session OF parliament II
Ottawa, Hon. \. Shakespeare, mem
Der from Victoria. urged the adop.
ton Of such Bill, but it "as denied
Subsequent events have shown that
he knew what he was talking about
Glaring defects in our own Chinese
restriction law have been discovered
, 1883-12-20
RySENESS NOTECE.

We haveIust received splendid as
soTtment of oveTc2a;s, uisteTs. and wool
en- goods for winter wear. Call and cx-
anime before making purchases.
PETCYGEOvE & BURKETT
, 1883-12-20
NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves i'll
debted to The undersigned will please
settle mp before Dec Both. On January
1st, 1884 will commence to sell for cash
only, which Will be strictly adheard to.
JNo. FITzPATRICK.
, 1883-12-20
CITY TAXES!

The city tax lis Of Port Townsend is
now in my hands. All taxes are due
and payable at my office. Parties CIV
ing as per this list VIII obIige by calling
early and making payment.
HENRY LANDEs.
City Treasurer.
Port Townsend, Oct 10, 1889.
, 1883-12-20
Notice to Creditors.

Notice il hersby given h. the undersigned al
ministrator of thu estate of Joseph Larivie.e. de-
ceased, to the creditors OF. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the nercssar vouchers within one year from
the first publication of this notice 10 the said ad
ministrator at his residence in New pGngcEct, W.
T., or the same viii he barred.
JOHN THORNTON,
Administrator Of the c tate Cf
Joseph LaTiyeleTe. deceased.
First Publication, Dec. 10 iSS}-
, 1883-12-20

petitioner IN addition t. the S75 per
month paid him by the Government The
District Attorney contendel that the in
terpreter should u: paid entirely by the
Government in order TO procure d!sin-
crested service. Julga Hoffman re-
plici that lie did not sea any reason why
the Interpreter should not interpret for
both sides and be paid by the petitioners
for services rendered them. MIR. kil-
born said that if he found any other Gov
ernment taking pay from both sides ne
would certainly complain adding that i
the Government pay is not eHouGh. it
should pay more and have exclusive SER
, 1883-12-20
FINE YEAS.

just received. leo Chests Of Ma, ::oy.er Tea
This Tea l. UncolOrrd and s'riC.ly P-Tr. and The
finest Favored Tea ia the market W. &i>O have
hne Japan Tea. put up III ladies Jap Nose work
bI-ketS-the. - ha-E"s> alone worth l!lt. price
p9dior ba-k-. and contents. In addition TO the
above We have consignment of the .i.iS.t Grade
of Black Tea direct from China, cargo rx. ship
Mercury, all of which will sell nj Tie lowest
prices. We guarantee satisfaction.
4. q. BARTLETT : 60.