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US LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA. W T..

Dtromber 3, NM
Complaint having hcsn cred II this .fnce BY
GEOk6E LIrTLEMAN agsins, On iRL ss 81 l. BEIi.
BACH, Tor abandoning hts Homestead Entry No
2ysI. mad" June |. 1878 fur tho southwest quarter
~ the northwest quarter Of Sec IS, and lot 7 Of
sec: ~. township IS Ii rth RANGE 3 west, W. W,
m Ban Juan Comfy. ". T with = view To- the
rsncelntion OF said entry: the said parties her..
~ summon q T. appear At this Office ON the 29th
osy ~ January 1884. o. O'Clock y. H., I, respond
shd FURNISH testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
AID the said parties are further not fed that tes-
.nohy concerning said alleged nh ntniisnt will b..
taSen before L. u. warbss-. Judge of thr Probate
."nrt Of San Juan County. ". T. at his cfnce at
fr az Hsrh'r on Thursday ,J~nrary II. h, 1884 IL
The hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud continu d Il ON
ny to day tn reafter uniil tn taking r such erti.
inony h- closed: aud appearing to satisfaction
tnf hue perRJilsl rvre hereof cannot br had SER
vice VIII be made ny pubiiatiou, i,ostisg and mai
nH accorin- tn Rn.s Is and II Of Practice In L. S.
district Land Offices.
3g-5w John r. COwEy R.g,.tar
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

| United SrArE1 DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice is
herfb, given that in compliance with the pr',vis.
entitled IAN ac' for the sslr Of Timber Lnudss In
the states OF Califorhia Oregon Nevada and wash.
inrt"n T,rrito'y," HAZARD sTEyENS. of Boston.
SUFFOLK County. Mass, bas this DAY hled IN ths
onhce his application TO purchase the Lot Of Sec
Ne ~ aud Lot See No. 81, Up. IS North. Range
Township No. - NORTH Range No. Fast, OF tie
Willamette mernlisi.
Any and all per- NJ claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required file their claims In this ot,c. within,
sixty t6G) days ir Ia date hereof.
Given under my hand a, my Office In Olympus,
W. L u this 2ist day OF September, A. y. 1893
JOHN r. CONVEY.
70 iow Register of the Land Office
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AyersiOns OF Appetite.

DR.. Oswald calls attention, in the
Popular Science Monthly, to the fact
that an antipathy to u special dish indi-
Gates the presence OF constitutional re-
pugnance, which it is not wise to disre-
gard. He says
knew q Belgian soldier ON whom
common salt, i'll any combination, and
in any dose exceeding ten pennyweights,
acted as drastic poison, and thousands
OF Hrndoos cannot taste animal food
without vomiting.
Similar effects have obliged individu-
ais to abstain from onions, sage, parsnipG
and even from Irish potatoes. DR..
Pereira mentions the case Of an English
boy who had an inourabls aversion to
mutton:
"Hc could not eat mutton in any form.
The popularity was supposed to Be
owing to caprice, but the mutton was re-
peatedly disguised and given to him un-
known but uniformly with the Same
result Of producing violent vomiting and
diarrhea.
"And from the severity Of the effects,
which were in fact those Of . virulent
poison, there can be little doubt that, Il
the use of mutton had been persisted in,
it would soon have destroyed the boy
life"
We know = lady whose missionary
work in Burmah has attracted the stten-
ton of English-speaking people, who
could not eat rice. Once when she WAS
visiting in England, her hostess, think
ing the aversion . mere within, put q
tablespoonful Of ice in the soup.
Though the soup was strained before
being served, and not grain Of rice was
to be seen in it, yet the moment the lady
tasted it she exclaimed. "Oh. there's
rice in this soup!" and was obliged e
leave the table. 81.
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JOHN F CONVEY. Register.

U. 8 LAND oFFICEnOLYMPIA, W. r.. October
Il. 1888 Ccmpant having be, n entered in this II.
hc- by JULIUS SCak0EDEI against JOHN W.
CREED Tor abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
1879. dated January 10 lafD, ap,n the half 81 NE
quarter of Sec. l3, and quarter Of SE quarter,
and lots Sand OF se tion a. IN Township IS north,
Range west, In San Juan Comfy. Washington
Territory. with view to the cancellation OF said
entry; the said parties are.herrby summoned to APP
pear vt this office On "Wednesday the 18th day Of De
cenber, 1888, Ut O'Clock NJ. 10 respond and fnr.
nish tent plony concerning said alleged abandon.
nient and the said parties are further notified that
tesiulon. concerning saId alleged abandonment will
b. taken he ore +. D.. warbsss. Esq. Judge Of Pro.
late Court 1T San Juan count,, Ut his cfice At Fri
day Harbnr, W. r.. on Wednesday. the 2sth day Of
November. 1883. vt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing
from day to day thereafter until the taking Of such
test imoDy BE- closed; and it app -aring 10 our sstis
faction that due personal service hereof cannot be
had. service will br ptas> ~ publication, p'st NJ
and msilng a'oordiug 10 Ruf~r and ~ Prsc-
tice 10 U. = District Ts,ni Ufscer.
= Iu witness whereof we h.v herr unto set our
hands the day aud year first above written.
joins =. taowky, Register.
RoHERr STUART. Receiver. u
y
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Ell Mahdi, the False Prof. bet OF
the Soudan, with an army OF
10000 men on the 1st of November
ambushed and defeated the Egyp-
tan army under Hicks Pasha nuns
boring 10000 men totally Destroy
ing them so that only a few escaped
alive. There is now nothing to
hinder the victorious march OF this
barbarian horde from ovcrwhclm-
ing lower Egypt. A succession OF
victories won by this Mahommedan
imposter has firmly established the
belief among his followers, that he
Is the Messiah whose coming is
foretold in the Koran.
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SPECIAL ANNOCNCEHEA !.

A large PROV. IT on OF g r"t0e's ~ .:c
Northwest ENrERPRTsE are 'H'1's.',
Mary Of whom desire gre ot"' ""fe
0! fa,miug ilIsro;nr, han sc 80 "'..a q.
give in on, limited space. 7" aog'H''
date al, such We have uiade "rr+rg-."- -
with the publishers of the An'eric~n
Farmer ~ give it az premium for on"
wear ,o every So scribrr VI III" Norm
WEST ENTERPRISE wbo p~ys his sub>r1p
ton in advance. The American Fam.
il large 10 page paper, puhI'sh'o nj
Fort WAYNE, Ind, The subscription pflc'
Of which is 500 per var. Evtv 'orm'r
in Washington Territory SHOULD av-'!
himself OF this maYn ticert offer.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

~ LAND OFFICE At pt.YMpI, W. T, Sen.
- T. nb.r ~ 1888 Notice I. h.s.h, gwen hot
PETER iANs ~ h,- Al H.. mention 70
.ske final tr.f her r. wa'hsss ia GO =
r ,batr Court. ~ b's once. IN triusy Ha bnr.
". r.. on saturday, the lUlh day Of No enlher. d.
1859. On Homestead Application M. 29s7. for the
r = NJ NJ |. Of SAc. II ard \ y uf NV a of Soc.
2. Tp 50 y, Il vest.
III nsn-S with sses: Samuel II. Gross AMI
Charles rfvnchfof -sn Juhn 7 and r., and
Thomas Mckinney and rus stow. OF Res, Var
Dor W. 7
CIV JOHN r. Gowyy Register
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SPECIFICATIONS for IsmildiMxs.

r.
Messrs. Palliscr, Palliser & "a. +, OF Bridge.
port. Ct, the well known architects and pub.
fishers Of standard works On, architecture. have
lately issued sheet containing plans and spec
iticatiOns % u very tasteful modern eight.rf ON
cottage with tower and ALSO WITH the pecessary
notifications for building u without the tower,
nnd with but six rooms II desired. In its most
costly form the outlay Is estimated, At 5000;
without the tower It has been bAilt far ~ 500 |;
and II only six roons'i are ifdludca, the cost
may be reduced to 81 7A0 or e2.600 sDeeails
are given Of mantels, stairs, doors aud casings
cornices, etc. The publishers have found 1t
the most popular plum they have ever issued,
and state that 1t has been adopted In more than
five hundred instances within their knowledga
The same firm issne specifications 10 blank
cost; also forms Of building contract, and sev.
eral books on modern inexpensive, artistic cot.
tage plans which arc Of great practical value
and eonyfnisuec 10 everyone intsrtsted,
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

u. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T.,
Nov. 9th, lSs3.--Notice is hereby given thai
CHARLES BRAMER has filed notice Of In
tcntion 10 make final proof before the Judge
or In his absence the Clerk Of the Probai,
Court. at his office In Friday ilarbor, w. Il.
on Monday, the Tth day Of January. 4. d. 1884
on Homestead application No. 30S5, for tn,
VIZ Of SEX, and Mex Of Sci of See. 4, and
Lot | of Sec. Q, TIP 80 north, X 2 west
tie names as witnesses Thomas Mc(scever
Peter La Plaat, Joseph Bull and Edwin Hitcn-
ems all of Orcas Island, w. T.
30 6W john + GowEY. Register
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TUxIs owes much of its old reputation
to tho manufacture of tho skull caps
worn by Orientals, for which il was once
fam ous. At . former period it was a.
most the only place inwhich these saps
were manufactured. In the last ceuAaSy
30, 900 person we're employed In Tnn{S
IN making skull csps, ard 1000 bA,as a
SpanisA WOOL were annual y ossd in the
1suufscto,a
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NOTICE of FINAL PROOF.

U. 9. LAND OFFICE AT OlYNPI,, W.T. Oct.
4, 1883. - Notice IL hereby givan that GEORGE
DING MANS has filed notice uf intention to make
final p1o1t before the Judge, or in hs sbsepce.
the Clerk Of the District Court, 1T his Office, in
Friday Esrbor ". T.. on TussdSy. the 3lth day Of
November. a. u. 1883. on Homrs'tal Application
1926. for the = - tie Sc y a. SECTION II and
a." y Of the NJ a OF Section II. Te. 81 N. Il. 5
west.
names as witnesses: s. A. Mcdonald, r..
Woods ana Chart ~ Wisgins. all If Wal ron, W r.
-. d Enoch May, Of Fact Scum w T.
80 6w JOHN +. ,uNHY, Register
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ADVERTIS EMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION 70 FUR
CHASE TIMBER LAND

CN!Tro >rAcEs iyisrricr LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, %a.a'cg goa ferri;nry..- Notice
j. hrlehs even UA., N ,onlpliance will,
tpt pcoI uus a. tnr A. nf Congress ap-
proved Jurr 3. 1872 Off,. An Act for
tuc s.'c OF IIub,r Lan.'s ~ the States Of
California, Oregon, Nevod" md Washing-
ton Ferritory,' Charles J. l.. Peterson OF
kitsrp County. Washington Territory,
has this day tlcd il, this office his appli>
cation 10 purchase the NW4 ct the SW!;
So of NWi md SWl of NEi Of Section
No. ID, in Township No. 81 North, Raj &C
No. 3 vest OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any aud al! persons r'ljming adversely
the sad dcscr,bcu lana. or any portion
thereof, are hereby required 10 tile their
claims IN this office within sixty COY days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand ii, my office in
Olympia. w r., tins Sth day If May,
4. d., 1883.
JOHN + GowEy,
90 Register of the Land Office.
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NOTICE. OF APPLICATION TO PuR
CHASE TIMBER LAND

lNIrED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
olympia. Washington Territory. - Notice IL
hereby given that. in conplianc. with the provis.
,ons or the Act OF Congress- approved Jnpe g. 1878,
5titled An Act for the sale of Timber Lsnds IN
ID" States Of California. Oregon, Nevada aud Wash.
ing'on Territory" ROBERT "A. HABERSHAM If
Multnomah County, Oregon. hss this day filed
this ONCE his spl LEGATION 10 purchase the Lots
and ~ Sec. No. ~, and lot of Sec No. 49, in
township No. 80 North, Range No. 8 west Of the
willamette meridinp. -
Any and. I'll persons claiming I'D, ers.iy the said
described land or any portion th~r-"f are hereby
qpi-rd to nle their claims In this ONCE With,
sixty tdoD days from date hereof.
Given under my hand Vt my ONCE IN Olympia ".
T.. THIS 9Th day of November. 4. d. tssS.
JOHN r. GOWEY,
% low Hsctsts1 Of the Land Once.
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DEsTRu Give FnEsHEr An I'M
usually hig treshet occlr eI Oh n
Skuglt last Saturday and sunday,
causing considerable loss Of prop
er,y in logs and live stock. Several
thousand feet of logs were carried
out into the bay, and were only
gathered up at considerable expense
or lost. The Wilbur .ouse at Ly-
man was carried away, and water
stood knoe-deep in the store and
other houses at Manu's Landing.
The Holyoke ranch on the South
Fork was flooded, and forty head Of
cattle drowned before they could DO
driven to a place of safety. Fortu>
nately, however, it occurred at a
season when no crops were over
flowed or damaged. Mail.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Us. LAND OFFICE, at Olympia, w. T.,
Oct 10Th, 1858 Notice is hereby given that
HARVEY HUDSON has filed notice of in
tention to make final proof before the Clerk OF
the Probate Court, at his Office, in Friday Har-
Dor. w. T. on Saturday, the 22d day of De
cember. A. D. 1888, ON Pre- emption b. s. No.
6a3s, for the: NV x Of SW Il and Lots ., :
and OF Sec %. TIP SO n, r 9 west.
He names AZ witnesses: - Morrison.
Oberlin T. Loss, vii liam Caldwell and Walter
Caldwell. all of Orcas island, w T.
STOW JOHN +. CONVEY, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, at
Olympia, w. T., Oct. rs. 1858. .- Sotire IL
hereby given that Edward D. Wsrbass has fled
notice of iatentioh to make final proof before
the Judge, or In h' absence, the Clerk of the
Probate Court at his office, in Friday Harbor
w. T.. on Friday, the 2lst dpy Of December, A.
d. 1883, on Homestead application No. 2'S9,
for the lots 8, 4, 5 and 8, and Sc Il of Sc \ Of
SEC IL, Up 35 y, 4 3 west.
He names as witnesses: Fred James, John
II Bowman, Martin b. Ruthlcssou and Kep-
meth Mcdonald, all Of FRIDAY Harbor, w. T.
80 6w JOHN T. CONVEY, Register.
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1t has been proposed to put wo.
man suffrage to the test by petition
ing the President to appoint Mrs.
Abigail Scott Duniway Governor Of
Washington Territory. She has
the capacity, vim and nerves to
make u tirst-class Governor. Ar
gus.
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Heaven lies all about us in our ms
fancy, our neighbors lie about us in
our youth, and our esteemed con-
temporary lies all around US when
il cones to circulation.
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ersian to Society Dimness Of Vision, No:ass In tie
Head, thc vital huid 'psssinR nnobserved in the
urine and manylo'hsr diseases that lead to insanity
DIR. NINTIE. who 'is - regular Ihyscisn
graduate Of the Cnv.rsity If Pennsylvania. will
agree tn forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
rass 81 this kind the vital RestOr III We. under
ms special nd,c- aud treatnent) will not cure. or
for anNthing Smpure OF injurious found In II. Oh.
.MINTlE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without Mercury. 81 Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice, includhg apsiy.
sis OF urine, ID. Price Of vital Restorative, s.
bottle. or tour tim the qusniity $40: srnt 10 any
address upon. receipt Of price. or O. o. D., securs
from observation. aud IN ivate name II de.ired By
A. Z. MINTIf, n. d.
II kesrpy ST.. Han Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will b. sent 10 any one
arslyipg ~ letter. stating symptoms. stxSsrd go.
Strict ssci ecy regard TO ell baaines
DIR. MIxrIE 8 xtnkE4 kKHrpy. xETBsEr.
fuS.eu jidis. AetA1f &tdAsy and Bladder Oon.
plsints. aonorrh .. 0lrtt. Isneorrhea Hor sale BY
all aruSsisss; g. 6ellls IL bottles for Is.
DIR: MiNTIE'S DAtD6L1oS PILLS are the bess
and ehs'rSs nysrertta AUD HiIious Care in the
uarfet FOR saio b! all crugsists. i;t
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A Fixture.

"You seem to have become fixture
here, said the young man, n he dropped
in to the old tsilor's to have some re-
pairing done. "Well, perhaps 20, was
the reply, "for have fixed your old
pants for you every spring and fall for
the post ten years.
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NOTICE. OF FINAL PROOF.

m q. LAND OFFICE ar OLYMPIA. W. T.. Oct
" I, 1888. - Notice 10 hereby given that Johr
Sperry has Hled notice NJ intention to make Ana
prof before The Clerk Of the Probate Court at hi,
once IN Friday Harbor, r.. on saturday the 2ltl
sny If November. 4. H. 1873 on Presumption D. =
No. Bias, for the Lots @ and 4 and the \ 81 thu
SW quarter OF soc Q TIP. ~ v, X west
He names az witnesses: ]. q. Warner J. n. Bart
lett. A. w Warner and c. A, Anderson, all of Lope,
Island. W. T.
3O-6w JOHN CONVEY. Register
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A EajtNful Hcy-

A dog in New Mexico, returning one
evening with his sheep to the fold, dis,
covered that his-mast'T was still in his
ohanty, and kept very ru:et. The next
evening it was the same. But after pen
ming up the sheep tie dog smel.ed about
the door, scratched, taike,l, and even
hovlad, as he was Citing very hungry,
tut his master did not move. The dog,
true to his appointed duty. went ont with
the sheep on the third day, but that night
when he drove the stock into their pen
the last one to attempt to get in became
the victim of tho dogs appetite. This
method Of providing for his own wants
became a part Of tho faithful dog lilly
uty. Every evening the last sieep to
try to enter the fold was seized by him
and served for supper and breakfast, and
for dinner the following day. The ranch
to which the dog belonged was in soil
tary part of the Territory, and out OF the
track OF travel or visitation. For two years
from the time of his masters death--as
ascertained by data left by the latter-the
faithful dog tended the flock committed
to his charge, aud had fresh mutton for
his supper every night. The flock was
not decimated by this steady drain upon
itares0nrces. On the contrary, itincreased
in numbers, and when, at the end Of
two years from the time of the death Of
the proprietor, the ranch wac visited,
and the remains of the owner found, the
dog was still at his post of duty, iealously
guarding his flock, and driving them to
the best pasture every day and to the fold
at night, before which he slept, to keep
the wild sheep eaters OF the plains at u
civil distance.
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THE GREAT
English Remedy

rs A NEVER FAILING
Ours for Nervous Dstiil.
ity, Exhausted vitality.
Seminal weshnees. spsr.
insttorrhes. Lost Han.
Hood, Impotehey. Par.
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sll the tsrril le sfiects OF
self.Abnse. youthful fol-
lies. and excesses ID me-.
turrr , ears. such a. Loss
Of Memory. Lassitnde.
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Dn l. G. wBsrs NERVE AND BRAIN 1IIAi-
mENT. a guaranteed specific for Hystcrn, lirii-
ness, Commissions. Fits, Nervous t'uIalEa.
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the 9se
OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulrose, Mental De
preston, Softening OF the Brain resulting IN r.
sanity and Leading to misery, decay ard DEAN,
Premature Old Age TnTTernets, IoFs Of power
IN either eek Involuntary Losses. srd srermssss-
orrhoa caused by cyer-exsrtion Of the BRAN, sei-
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To cure any With each order received py n y,
send the purchaser our written guarantee TO re.
fund the money if the treatment does not ens0s
a cure. Guarantees issued orly by
WOODARD, CLARK 4 CO..
whol0sa1o and Ieeral IrugE1Sos
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Dr.. SRZyNNKY
NO. II KtAkNY STREET.
reats ALI hronte and Special Diseases

TOUE G. MEN
Who may be suffering from the en"cts Of youthful
fo,lies tr indirr,t inp, will do we'll to avail then.
- Ives OF TINS TIE greatest boon laid st tn. al
tr Of suffering hama it,. lir spiusuy will guar
aptee to freil SbUO tor every seminal weak.
ness or p,ivaie disease Vt any kind or character
which he unier,sk ana isilr To cEre.
MiiIIe Aged Men.
There are many at the age II 80 TO 60 who are
troubled vita too frequent excavations of hs hsd.
Ter. often accompanied by n slight smsrtiug ur
turning renrat' on, aud Weakening of the system
H. manner he patient cannot account for. On et
qniuiSg the urinary deposits ropy sediment will
iten b' 'und, and sometimes s-lall Particle Of
albhmen win aep-sr. or the colsr Will be of athin.
tilslsh hue, again changing ts II dark and torpid
appearance. There are many h,en who die Of this
liitcuiy. Ignorant of ths cunee. which ~ The sec
oud st,g. of scuiaal weakpesS. "Dr. =. will suarsI
snisr prfcci cure in al such cases, snd healthy
rest ration Of the GENT -urinLry organs.
ofhr~ Hours = 10 t. 4. and It's. sundays, from
10 to IL n. M. Consultation ire. Thorough ,xainin
alton and advice, SIS. Call or sd. r,rs
DIR. SPtNNEY L CO.,
l2t No. lIKesrny street, San Francisco.
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R.HZ,E.N'YTS

+. A Lehman, SOLICITOR If Am-riran and For.
oigh Pa'euis, Washington. ID e. Al bnsi
necied with Pst'uts, wheth~r before the PAteui
once or the Courts pr0Iu Ny attsrSed t.. NJ
cli"rE' made uniess patent Is securo Send IA
rircul.r
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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-03-03
REMARKABLE AGRICULTuR.,
GAINS.

The United States are far in advance =,
any other country in point of agricu}tnro
the development of this department =;
industry having been truly marvellous "
late years. Thus the corn crop increased
from 168, 800 600 bushels in 1867 to .34O
100000 in 1877, or nearly hundred No,
cent. in single decade. The hog cr ~
which may be said to be a product of tho
corn crop, reached the enormous total fos
the year ending with last month of 90aS.
56o head, an increase of rising hundred
per cent. during the last ten years The
yield of wheat for past year was 800 O011
OOO bushels, or 5000, QUO more than wax
ever before produced. Deducting tho
amount necessary for home CONSUMPTION
and seed. upward of 10, 1000, OGO bushels
are left for export. In almos tall other
farm products there has been nearly =
corresponding increase As agriculture il
conceded to be the foundation
OF all prosperity, better times surely ought
not to be far off, Indeed, we believe tho
turning point in the long road of depression
has been reached, and that every step will
now be In the direction of normal and
healthy condition of business. Notwith
the dulness of trade, there is an
andertoneef confidence, with better feel
ng IN many branches of business. It il
lot based on any great degree of improve
nent in any quarter, but still an improve.
nent is quite generally noticeable, and
however slight, it is welcome as an indica-
ION OF the drift OF current which is likely
. lead on to activity.-N r Shipping