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INSURANCE.
Il. HOOE,

DNlElp Il. HOOE,
AGENT
Liverpool and London and Globe Fire 1ns. Co.
\. Y. Underwriters Agency Fire ms. Co.
Petersburg Savings and ms Go.
Fire and Marine ms. Co.
Risks taken by h.-r first class companies ut
current rates.
Losses settled promptly ,,ud literally. fcb7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

Browns IRON BlTrENs
will have 4 better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracinG up, than
any medicine made.
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Corner Duke and Fairfax

The undersigned surviving partners of James
will continue the hardware business in all its
branches at the old stand under the same firm
name and respectfully ask continuance of that
patronage so kindly extended the old firm.
EDWIN r. CARLIN.
feb1 GEO. B. CARLIN.
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n 0 i | 6 4

have just received % packages of FRESH
ROLL BUTTER. which will sell low at whole
sale and retail | will have on hand Saturday 4
choice lot of MEATS OF ALL KINDS, Beef, Pork.
and Mountain Mutton, and all kinds Of Cornod
and Spiced Beef Sausage Meat, Mince Meat Pud-
dings aud Pure Leaf I.ard-all of my own manu-
facturc also q fine lot OF POULTRY--Turkeys
Chickens, Geese and Ducks. Soliciting yonr call,
| remain respectfully yours,
$. J. REED,
Drl- nd Enir rfoS cts
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Ohm LANNON,
WHOLESALE
GROCER AND LIQOUR MERCHANT,
Corner Market street and Strand,
Alexandria, Virginia
AGENCY DUPONTiS SPORTING, MINING and
BLASTING POWDER
A full line of celebrated pure old Whiskies
Brandics, Gin, Rum, SC, Massey & Cos Phila-
delphia and Claggett's Baltimore Alcs, and Berger
& Engeps Lager Beer in casks or bottles
Agent for the POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS.
Orders promptly attended to and consignmcnts
sollclted. my1-tf
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"NTO LADY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT."
IN CYDONIN.-The best preparation ever
offered for the cure of Chapped Skin, Pimples,
Tan, Eruptions, Sun-burn, &C., &c. When applied
to chapped skin, Cydonin is cooling and healing.
Try it. 25 cents per bottle at
WARFIED & HALLS
nov13 Cor Prince and Fairfax streets.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-14
A Sleeping Car Incident.

Let me deecril,e come Of the expe-
riel,css Of \ Pullman : palace car: II
the cars M: full, It il embarrassing {"
shy imam. What must 1t be to tue
fairer @sx. den,0nst rative in their
endeavii,enss ;x,tls un i!,e ours and
stean.:.s.t.. but this Leafs all. In
the secsioEs Of = rai!rt.id car, as in n
w0.Mlen j,O,,se., even whispered re.
MARKS are very audible. especially ut
night, when everything 10 still. For
example, one evening. when
we had all retired, low voice was
suddenly heard from, the cruter Of
the car
~ anny-Fanny->ive me- = kiss
and say ycu forgive nle!"
Then . little louder.
"fabny-Fanny-I can't s'ecp un-
less you say you forgive me. Give
me kiss an0 say you forgive me" :"
At last the voice vt the penittnt
husband. regardless Of the tit. ring
from the surrounding partitions,
spoke up again.
''Fanny-Fanny-just o"e kiss aud
say you forgive n,e."
At last y pepl'erv Oid Indian OIL
Ger, down Ut the end or the car, pop
ped his head out and shouted:
''Oh, Fonuy, f.,r Christ's sake! do
give hin, = Kiss and let us 20 to
sleep"
Que of til: jurors who acquitted the
Mobiles Of murder at Ps.Oria-lsaac
Bahrcr-got SO drunk in celebrating
the event, that he was sent Ia the
wOrkhouse for six months.
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eopesans; ES. thompson. WOsu e
~
&0. (: F.rguson ct II. Va J. L.
~: . complaint: ssst e s1ss:sssi; g e res o.
Tsl.... 9 JON" n. Curt'~ 1'ndop pm &
D
-!MSaes u. 0stteFtOn q ~. vs
ES . r.s: : osms9es on eo0tract;
%sS,.s. s. y = 20 S1S9pss'n'' A"o"es X
~ IE y: sGo!Mse. q M
- ,.C1ScsseS ~. =. N"ss. Nv. Ira NsRr'
~ % ~. = IL ,Sp. ~ cO~p'"'"'' W.
20 1:.t -: acos'I =, r.,
As.ea ~ 9 ". -. n. HSe s.
- y ~: S: On TM, Ss.nuteI e2 cCnp's'"''
sSGSsr.S s,v ~. =. ~ q e y n.s.. Ss; a;
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- - p,N ~. s*'".s"' s..,.
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% ,Oa H91uttet W ~! 70 e0mtla1
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;,.ssr s.:ses y - s..sSe4s Ssie1~sIs \. I@ = @. no
SSSCr|R E,ee.s.. =. - ~ f,~s.
W 1T 49, ~ .S. " "oTtSe
S.:...ee c;:,r ~ ~ d.i;~S.v. ~, 49, -
nn1rsr n ~ comnisirt. r. H. cRr,.ie
Wo.i = R..;d.iSn ".e'
0rinter Maintain p.,a;.,,;r.
acSsenv =. = ~ S W.-r.n. ~x.iHs.'..S S"S,t. cs.
&,.,r. -. s' .o.nv,.;rt. ~ II : T: r'.c;,., W.
IN ~ n 49, '
..~o.nx ";C. =. az Tss ns"rhs,m. %o:'sIin dnhs!
o1 ;lemnrrer to com,.i.;rf. = =
Thomnson " n Sheer ~ ' ' "
~ Fci;v 0;Hs;ii ~. 1,t.h and
Nosfhern ~ railvav % comn:nv: ~ d.m.~ss. % c
IN Semnrrsr tS comnis,"t. ~
Thomnson S.m,.l Wi " "
Nf-infcr 0omnt.;r ISrh,;,h;n, r., .
vs Wiiiism ~ JscE: Ssht: ,''s .,n 10. 10.
mnrver to comnlsinf. + = Thomn.
son. s. 1SaWoIf
6i-Inter sMonnt.in l,,,h,;eh;nv
onmnanv " II X linton. LAT. -
demnrr:r tn comriaint. = : Thc.w,.
son. Rohinson e Stanieton.
0n-William II. III vs. John C.,s.
On demurre;r to comnisint ' and HnHr
mofinn In rnla nlnin,iff to cosfs. IS =
Thomns.,n. = r McRriSe '
00EEafv Pccf1man "a Icr,v
Prn1zman. divorce: unon defamlt NM,
nnonf. Wm Icv;s II fnr nls;vfi1
G1-Wm = R,char;is res,",,.ie;,t ;'
"a Ch.ries smith .t ri sn,,eii.rts:
nnoo snce., frn,~ ;ns.;re "a, c,,,,rf. !. Iiohm
H Tmrf|s and II a. Sheer. J..,,n ~
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-14
Notice to CO-OWnOr.

h John J. Cab'e, bis heira o. assigns {:
You 40 hereby n0li0ed tnai the uudesslgi,-
esl bas u aee0Sdanoo With The provisions ..
section 4234 reV1eed stAtuteS q TIE United
8 ateo, PEI fosnesl lat0r and uso0e iDpsUve-
ments % tOe veloe Of slse upon tee Sur
4a0mil Valley Mining District. silver
DDV COurty, Nontana. fhe the year NM.
sn6 y0u ass hefeoy nCliAed that j( yoo fail
10 eunesi6ule or cause 70 b e0usll0uted
ye1s Isceoss'on o. satd S.pcnalccscs (s0
lEo0 lbe date OF thl: notice, ali yo0f HjS6t.
title and i0iesosI In xDd - the aoove d..
seSjoe1 quarts lode mining e1alm viii y.
oo0o ~ peoDoety Of yooR g. .oWnee who
DENNIS FARRELL.
00tlo, n. T., January =. lsuo. sWSo1
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Notice to CO-OwMcr.

To John J. Cable. bis heirs or asxl&ns
You are hereby notified that the uuderslxn.
ID has In aecortacce with the peUvisl0na
~ section 3;32&. revised ststutea Of the
Unlted States. peffUfmod labor and maze
Improvements In the vaiae OF elAa uCOn tire
Four Johns quarts lO]c mining claim, Att
uaied In summit vs.ley 1llnirx District.
silver 00W county. NUplasa. for the gear
lS82, and ys,u arc Eereby notified ihst unless
y0u contS1huts q cause 10 b. eOntr; butsd
yoor cFoeo1!oo0 OF s:M expenoitoIe1 80,
from the date Of ihis notice, all youT right,
utDe and intesext in and to the ab0vc de-
scsi6ed quartz lode mining claim will i,c.
e'sune the propety Of Jour co owner. who
DENNIS rAREEx.
Butte, Montana. January, ~, 1853. A~9'
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Notice To CO.Owncr.

To John ]. Cable, his heirs ~ akslgneea:
Y0u are l,eseby noti0el tnat tho unde:aigp.
aal hes, In arcsfstanca with the pl0visiO1.
Of Section 326, Of The Revised Sta'ntex of
the United states, performed Iab.;r ard
male !m,nprovsmenas mi Q: he vainc Of 4 400 M
situated In suminit Valley Mirins D,s-
tfiet, Silver Dow ooanfy, Il. r., eDe the scar
lsse, ard ynu are hereby notjAoi that Il YOU
Ajl 70 eoutri6ute Or eal.e to b contrlhsi ted
youF prop0rti0n 0fxaid expenditure (e35.AO)
with Interest ahd e0sts. within nInty days
from date Of this notice, al your right,
title. tntese~t and claim In aud to the above
described quarts lOle mining clam will be.
has made ihe required expenditure.
DENNI1 rAXEELL.
Butte. n. T.. January -. 1893.
Jan. 2-SW % 4
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Slleri6's Sale,

.Patvick Fox, plaintiff against "hcms>
3. Manning, defendant. r" Be sod IT
.shcr,n.s ::.:e on tie ,s:h day Of March,
s6<ria's odlee ia The CTS Of Rutie. county
oG silver B0W, -. T., ali of the right. titie
and interest inst the deIenosut had ON the
eth doy OF April 1877, OF which he has
s:uee acQstre1 In and 20 those certain min
ing elalssss knowu ~ the Consolidated Snow
D61ft mtning claim. t:suate In summit VAL
ley Aiming District. Silver Bow (oonty.
n00eanA
Ds.eI This ~ day OF F.bruayy. A. u.
lNGl 0E0 ". IRWIN. H..
Sheriff ot Silver Bow C0uniy, u. T.
Hy n. 9. 00DLEY, Deputy: 3ice0 s-W ~
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SAN FRAxCls0o. March 0-Tipsop
n anoeeoed = cents.
LONDON. March 9.-Logl Sherbarne
y d6ad.
nu,IlN. March 0.-EiSht dagger
knivos have been found In ktngsemd
basin.
OxrARIo. March S-prcf: wiggins.
!. ysrv uneasy over the fulfillment 0l
4. rrsiiciinn. He bss been unable
10 s{eep fOr the pest few niShtA
NEW ORLEANS. March 9-Jonn
Quinisn. Tho Catholic bishop of! o. no, .
bile since lSae died tn.s !,isn.,s n."in,"s +" IN
This city.
RueroS. March 0.-The :tate
ho0osouafhic medical society petition
~ Ie9ielaturo to authorize tho e9ee'
I'm al 3 new insane soyloD, u :
~ MT exceeding 0o0Qe Q! to % pot
Under t6s care of hooeopsfh'e
physieianA
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Of Memory. .I.assilu;ie. Nocturnal Ems
sion, AveFoi0u to society, lItmness Of Viz.
Non, Noises IN the Hcsd-ths vital t.u:i pas
s'nG un0bsefved In the urine. and Mavy
death.
DIR. MJNTIE will axrce 70 forfeit FIVE
THO VITAL REsfOH ArIvE lunder hts sPecia.
advice Sssl treatMeDt Will nOt cure. or for
eGyihi!g impure ur injurious iouni IN Il;
nR. MlNTlE treats all Private n;Se;sses
sueecesfu:ly without nercut:. C.nsu't.-
tom free. Thorough examination, Ai;.t ad-
vice. Including Analysis Of urine. *. l'liro
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE - y bottle. or four
times the quantity, $40; sent 70 any al
dress upon receipt Of price. or Z. .. u So.
cure ftUsn C6eerve tt0,. and III private NAME
Il desired; b. a. Il. MlSTlE. -. - .,wil.. is
= regular pSys'cian (gra0uAtc Of the Uni
verxity Of PenHxylvAnia.l
u KEARNEY Sr., SAN Francisco, CAL.
Sssnalllr Bottle. Free.
sent I'm app,ic .;.m BY letter. s,a.,u.
strictly confidential.
DR.. MINTlEB KIDNEY isEAEpY NE
PHRETlCUM, currs al kinds y: kidney
AMI bladder Complaints. Co. orrhu'n. 3'cct.
Leuonrrheea. For raic BY 1lI iruggisis; II
= haIttle, or ak bottles !tDr s5.
DIR. MlNTlk'H DANDELION FILLS
ArS The best sNd cheapest DYSrKFxIA and
RlLLIcVS cure In the Inafkct. For sale ~
all druggists. '~eptr
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NEW Y01K, March 0-Duainaas
fe!lures IT, 1ele ssvea dayS 011SoF
- AD0abe "a 1t ~. -.
tI1oUeed - follows: Nev InSaa0a
seseee 3. 4i01le seates "a. WSS99g1
%. S0otAegn II, FAei0c CO. NJ
terr1tos3es u, Caaods aud ~
rsovinees q. New York city ana
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HALIFAX, March 0.-The Weather
IL pleasant and clear. the wind north
west. aud no appearance Of . storm
in this region q yet. PrOf. Wigsins
vas 1oked from here )a0t night II he
could perceive any signs Of . storm
being cluDe at hand, and when it, ap-
l,earanco would be perceptible In
Halifax. lie replied - follows: The
coming of the storm - = scientific
calculation and can give no Stgns,
not oven that OF . prophetic Jonah.
At this writing It b clear and cold.
tho falling Of heavy mete0Fs tho lat
two days shows that IN unusual
preasuro may be expected on tho
earth. The storm may be On you TO-
morrOw afternoon o. Saturday. A
great tidal wave h now blowing up
the bay OF Bengal.
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Nxw YORK, March 9.-John Nc
ea6erty writes q letter 70 associated
press denying his staten ent to .
Dublin dispatch' He says: "lna0-
much - for many years l have been
actively engneef In mining oPerattoee
In Arizona and elseWhege, and am we'll
known on the Pacific slope. through
out the Atlantic states and 20 some
considerable extent in Europe,
especially in L.nd0n. connected With
mining OPERATOR, I desire simply to
inform my friends I an not the per-
con sought f0s. - It no time since my
discharIe from impris0nment BY the
British government In 1871, have /
been connected with any Irish orRsn-
izAtl0n Or with any movement cOn-
uecteil with Irish a1RairR
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A Romance of Two Genera lions.

For S1ole.
A large 3r;st Mil. all complete Am, in
running Vr Ter, \ lsa, one lluux,axr Cruslaer,
y ton capacity. lrau;ye At
JOHN CAR14AkT,
1i-9bWtf Bannnck, Montana.
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PARIS. March 9-The Esplanade
de- lnvalide0. where IN ann0uneed
meeting Of the socialists b 70 be held
to-day, presents the usual aspect.
Everything - quiet; twelve police
men are p6tro.ling The ground.
Tx tb0010Dd pe1Do0A mast Of then
attracted bt curiosity. have collected
at tho EDplanade de- lnvalldes this
afternoon. The polioe. without 10
sistanee, arc preventin9 groups from
forming. Fifteen persons are aIIeot.
ed. It II reported that Lsvjse Michel
b among tho number. The police
barred the passage way o( soo men
residenoe of President Grevy. The
nAair 10 q 6aSco.
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Taken Tn.

Came 10 ny premises on or About Feb n.
I6es. one ToaN c''w; no ina fkk OF orasNts, ,hOsnx
hsOken AID dr0Ope3. Also, . young calf.
i've ~ slx .isys oi'. Ths owner II requested
W provo property. pay charges and take
them away. OEO. ". RARIlS.
:HIc6.s-W ~
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And are no: eaualletl by the famous
Arkansas Hot springs, or any other
mineral waters Oh the face Gf tli,.
globe, ~ u specific fer all diseases
peculiar to this altitude and climate
These Springs are provided with
the only Val,0r BATHS iu The Terrific
~, and may he taken, when desired.
in connection with the hot water
imths.
The table is supplied will, the best
the market affords, and tie liar with
the fines: Wines, Liquor. Cigars, etc.
Stages i<N,'c Norris Ns'O'S. stare.
Main :,ftfpj.
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FIRST
National BaIk:

or BUTTE.
Fnisl sip Cspitssl........., l:'::,n<'O
Authorized Capital. .... :5t':s.<Nn
Surplus a"l Profits. a::t:.NtN'
A. =. DAVIS. - r. Nti:":.:.
President. Vuc ~ .i'tGt
Jos. A. HYDE, ~ u. NAC~EE.
Cashier. AS.'t f'ISl,i"r
Tr,alI>:,c. Il GG;.cr,.l i:arktnS
Business.
E~N aMi Seu lnic;NH 0nH j)O-
M"~iir f..rcL Imyr.
a|prun;,: ~, -'i.,. ..:v.. 10 Co... ctiG,iH,
E",a;, Warrants Bought.
ta!0Wt:
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BY buying at dealers prices We win
cen you any article for fuI.,!'y or per-
soaal use. in any quantity .. Wholesale
Price. Whatever you want. send for
ON catalogue freei ard you will find
kthese. We carry in stock the largest
varsity Of goods in ~ United States.
MoNTo0MERYWARD&Co,
~ Z sso Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
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The Great English Remedy> 4

cure for 81 kolls De-
billty. Exhausted
vitality, Seisii0sl
weakness HlErnla.
tOrrii R0. .l.s,S1' MAN
HOOD. lHapOtenc.y.
Paralysis, P.cst1.
tnrghGpa, aN,l Al!
the ierribis effects Of
Self A buse. youth
iui iOllieA &illl OK
ceases IN mAtilver
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-08-04
Promised Rest.

In this toiling, struggling world,Irest
of some sort is the goal of every ambi-
ton. Rest, as the reward of labor ;
rest, in the leisure of competence; rest
in the fruition of earthly plans; rest
in the gaiety and revelry of pleasure
and happiness; rest in the evening tide
of life. 1t is indeed the old story of
human experience, but how seldom is
the fond hope realized.
Very gratefully should we accept
the blessings and joys that come to US.
They are indeed, many and precious,
bright and beautiful often as the I'M
clouded morning, but unseen storms
lie back of yonder lights, and if they
pass over us with no lightning stroke,
the evening will come at last, and the
earthly fade from sight. There is only
One that can both promise and give
rest. Why should those who need
Divine help so much fail to accept this
blessed invitation? 1t is vain to hope
for help away from Him. The needle
of the compass will not settle until it
points toward the pole star, and so the
soul can find no lasting peace until it
turns with full purpose of faith to
Christ. Through His redemption
freedom is bestowed that in its spirit,
ual birth right makes the soul heir Of
all things His promise is for every
weary, sin:sick heart: for every strug
Cling, thoughtful soul, and for those
who walk in doubt and fear. "Come
unto me all ye that labor and are heavy
laden and l will give you rest
Golden Rule.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-08-04
NDARD- McMINNVILLE TENNEssEE-sATURDAY AUGUST 4 1888

not in justice to other requirements
affold it.
Therefore they must, whether willing
or not, see their beloved children pass.
ing from the golden moments of child
hood to mature age unaccompanied by
that priceless boon that is calculated
more than all else to enlighten and
make pleasant the toilsome journey of
life.
The old and very erroneous idea
existing among some persons to the ef-
feet that education is not a necessary
adjunct to successful farming, and that
farmers children who expect to remain
upon the farm need no further educa-
ton than that which enables them to
read and write and cipher to the single
rule of three, is terrlably wrong one.
Whilst / am willing 20 admit that any
ordinary person can handle the shovel
or hoe and perhaps hang on to the
handles of a pillow, / do say emphatic
ally that it requires more good, sound,
practical sense, maturer judgement and
more serious thought to properly fill
the position of a first.class, successful
farmer than any other trade under the
sun.
By experience derived through oc.
cupying various other business posi-
tions, as well as that of a farmer,
have learned the fact: that whilst we
may in a short while or during
a few years at most, become properly
posted as regards other trades or pro-
fessions it takes a life time to graduate
on farming, and then we die leaving
much unlearned.
Up to the time that / became far.
mer | claimed for myself a reasonable
proportion of money making business
sense, sufficient t least for all necessary
purposes; but very soon after a little
agricultural experience that delusion
vanished like mist before the MONDAY
sun.
So upon the whole, after thorough
considerable of the matter, I have come
to the conclusion that the old fogy
notion of educating the smartest an(
! brightest of our boys for merchants
doctors, preachers and lawyers auC
leaving the dull ones to groop thei
way in darkness upon the farm, is al
a very serious mistake. In fact, it
all the worst kind of "bosh."
If possessed and controlled doze
; or more boys and wished to distribut
, them among the various trades an
professions, l would select the brighes
and most intelligent ones for farmer
and mechanics, and advise the other
to try-medicine, or law, and if the
. could not succeed at these, then
would say look out for a judgeship
run for the legislature.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-08-04
NAUGHTY

Somebody's lips were close to mine;
Thus tempted could't resist.
Rogish and rosy, q sweet little mouth
Was suddenly softly kissed.
Somebody's eyes looked up and frowned
With such reproving glance,
"If kisses were wickedT asked my pei
Then the eyes began to dance.
And smiling, the little maid answered,
AS knelt there at her feet;
"They must be little bit naughty,
Or they never would be so sweet"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-08-04

Hip disease, fever sores, ulcers,
blotches, pimples, and many loathsome
diseases originate in impure blood.
Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich
blood and will change the blood in the
entire system in three months, taken
one night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21

"Why didn't you attend my wife's fu-
neralr said an angry man, approaching
an acquaintance. "When your wife was
buried was there; and now. sir, as you
did not return the favor, I'm going to
whale you until you can't stand up.
People have been sighting me long
enough, and blamed il I'm going to
stand it any longer"
"Hold on. my friend. l know that
you attended my wife's funeral, and l
know that il was my du'y to exchange
oourtesies, hut there is a good reason why
was not present"
make satisfactory explanation, or
I'll jolt you with an ungentle hand
"The truth is, owe that undertaken,
and knew that If he saw me he'd bone
me for the money"
"Your excuse is accepted. i owe the
fellow myself and am keeping ont of
his way. There is a new saloon around
here. Let's go and stand of the bar
tender"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21
CANADIAN INDIANS.

The annual report Of the department
OF Indian affairs has been issued. The
Indian population Of the Dominion i
llO.5OO, of which 81 ,0A are in Manitoba
and the Northwest, 35.050 In British Co
lumbia, 1900 in Ontario, and IL ,O99 in
Quebec, the balance being scattered
over the other PROVINCES. The report
states that measures adopted to ameli-
crate the condition Of Indians in the
Dominion had been attended with a
fair measure of success during the last
year. Big Bear, the only chief in the
fertile belt who has not a treaty With
the government, has promised to settle
on reserve in the spring. His band
numbers 800 souls. The presence of
these Indians in the vicinity Of Fort
Walsh is considered Objectionable from
an international point of view. The
boundary is not far distant. and the
temptation to cross and commit raids
on the horses and cattle of their
neighborS has sometimes proved more
than the Indians could resist. So Sc
rious a complexion had this matter
assumed in the early part of the year
that correspondence cusued between
the United States government and the
Imperial government on the subject,
which, ON being communicated by the
Imperial government to the Governor
General of Canada, resulted in the
passage of an order in council on the
24th Of April last, whereby it was pro-
posed to adopt q method, By system
Of passes. for checking the frequent
coming at will from one side of the
line TO the other. A copy of this order
was communicated to the United
States, but no reply has been received
from that government, but for some
months past no complaint of horse
stealing or cattle killing by Canadian
Indians on the American side has been
received. The total amount spent on
the Indians of the Northwest during
the year was 81 ,O99, ,796. OF this there
was paid toa single American firm-I.
G. Baker & Co., of Fort BentoR-the
sum of $339, ,708.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21
EeR SAFE.
Six lots in Belltown.

Six lots in Belltown.
-Four lots on Pike strest.
Three lots in s. A. Bells frst addition.
Two lots on water front, foot Of Pike
street.
Three lots in A. A. Denny's hfth ID
dition.
Four lots in G. @. Terry's second i'd
dition.
-Four lots in c. c. Terry's Arst addi.
tion-very fine.
Seven lots in McNaught's first addi-
ton,
Three lots in Judkins's addition.
Thirteen lots in Maynard's town plat.
Five lots on Second street.
A very fine block on Front street.
Also some good dwelling houses.
Two farms, good hop land.
A large line of other property not
mentioned. H. HKYNKR,
Office with McNaught. Ferry, Nc
Naught & Mitchell, Commercial street
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