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We learn from the Whatcom Reveille
that Messrs. Bales & Denehie have re-
turnd from an exploring trip in the
ncighborhood of Mt. Baker. Starting
from the head of Whatcom Lake, they
journeyed eastward about twenty miles,
through a country that has hitherto been
unexplorcd by white men. Four miles
east OF their starting point they found a
valley miles wide, through which sn all
streams heading in the Nooksack valley
were found to flow southwark toward tn,
Samisn river. The land in this valley j.
pronounced to be good, and the timber is
very valuable There were also indica,
tions of coal. Fifteen miles above this val
ley. in an eastward direction, are the too,
hills of the r, mountains, which afford
good grazing during the summer, ther'
being plenty at grass and very little tim
Ter. These natural meadows are above
the timber line, and hey md them are thu
fields of perpetual snow. Evidences OF
gold in paying quantities were found in
two localities on the head waters of the
south fork of the Nooksack river. Mr..
Ia cs has organized second expedition
for two months tour through this wild
undiscovered region, with the view Of
prospecting tor the gold fields, which
miners generally believe to exist in and
around Mt. Baker.
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THE ENTERPRISE NAP.

The NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE MAP OF
the Puget Sound region is the best ana
most authentic outline township map
that has ever been published of the Puget
Sound basin. 1t shows the waters OF
British Columbia IN connection with
those of Washington Territory, together
with the land adjacent thereto, from the
Cascade range OF mountains to the Pacific
coast. and from tie Chehalis Valley near
The 47th parallel to the j0th parallel in
British Columbia. This includes the
Fuca Straits, the Calf ot Georgia and the
entire Puget Sound region, with all tie
channels. bays and harbors upon the
Sound Also all the streams that flow
into these waters, including the great
valleys OF the Chehalis, Puyaliup, Sn"ho-
misa, Skagct and Fraser Rivers with theft
tributaries, aud the valuable timber and
agricultural and mineral lands within
them. Also all the islands OF the Fuca
Archipelago, including Camano, Wildly,
San Juan, Orcas, Lopez, Shaws, Bakcly.
Decatur, Fidalgo. Gucmes and Cypress
Islands. Also the locations OF Olympia,
Tacoma, Seattle, Port Townsend, Ana
cortes, Whatcom, Port Moody and Veto
ria, with their respective deep water har-
bors md the approaches thereto, both by
land and sea, showing their comparative
merits as terminal centres for the great
transcontinental railways which will soon
reach the Pacific tidewater on Puget
Sound. The approaches to the Sound Of
the Northern Pacific, the Canadian Pacific
and the Union Pacific Railways, with the
splendid harbors of BeiliDgham Bay, at
Whatcom; Ship Harder, at Anncortcs;
Elliott Bay, at Seattle, and Commences
ment Bay, at Tacoma, and their respect
i've channels leading into the Fuca
Straits. Also the locations of the Puyal-
lup, the Cedar River, the Skagct, the
Whatcom and the Vancouver Island coal
districts, and the location of the valuable
timber and Agricultural lands, both sur
veyed and unsurveyed, which are "p:n
for presumption and homesteading. No
intelligent person, whether living on the
Sound or in any of the States, can at
ford to be without the Information which
this valuable map affords. Published by
the NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE Co Price
81 10y mail. Address
NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE CO.,
Anncortes WASHINGTON Territory.
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A New TuwN.-Necessity demands OF
Alden Academy more room and increased
facilities. Hence the offrr AT this time of
large lots at low rates in this educational
and temperance town, bearing the hon
ored name of Bancroft. Size OF lots,
SOx19O feet streets so feet wide. Prices
from 500 to 5000 each. These lots are
cleared and fenced. This is 40 specua-
tive venture. Every year and every sale
will increase the value of these lots. For
further particulars call on or address.
Rev. l.. 0. TADE,
Principal Alden Academy.
Anacortes, w. +. II Sw
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Com

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany has negotiated for the steam
ship China, 1000 tons burden, and
the Costa RIGA, 1857 tons, and they
will be employed in the northern
trade. 1t is rumored that the Co.'S
Ia RIGA will be used a. a pause ger
steamer, but it is more probable
that both will be fitted up for col
liors, to ply between the Sound and
San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. r..
June 70, lSS3.-NOticc is hereby given that
JOHN IL. BARTLETTE has filed notice of in
t.ntion to make final proof before the Judge,
o in his absence the Clerk Of the Probate
Court, at his Office in Friday lIarbor. w. r.,
on Monday the 10th day of August, A. d. 1883,
on Presumption ID. $. No. 5S99, for the lots
?, 3 and 6 OF Sec 50, TIP IS n, Il = west.
He names as witnesses: A. n. Glascock,
Samuel Britt, Frederick Hansen and Lyman
Weeks. all Of Lopez Island, W. I.
lsoY Jou> +. GowEy. Rcg'st3-.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Il. aIyFR.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, at
Olympia, w. r., May y, 1Ss3. - Notice is
HEREBY given that Ernestinc Dcutseb, widow
of Robert Deutsch, deceased, has filed
notice Of Intention to make final proof before
the Judge, or in his absence, the Clerk OF the
District Court, at his office, in Laconner,
w T., on Tuesday, the 18th day of July, \. d.
1883, ON Homestead application No. Sis9,
for the lots 3 and 4 and N of SW Is of Sec
so, TIP 80 n, K , east
She names rs witnesses: +. Siblcv, William
Allard, Chas. w. Bealr, and William Gray,
all of Fidalgo Island, W.T..
Ii 6w JOHN +. CONVEY, Rcwi-tcr.
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MuI.iottsL House

Having opened tirst>class Restaurant
and Lodging House respectfully solicit
the patron age Of the public. Board and
lodging, $50 per month. Single meals.
% cents-the best the market affords
Ice Cream and Lemonade always on hand.
13.tf WM. HEWITT, Laconner.
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WHEN You visit Seattle, call at the Pu
get Sound Hat and Cap Store and dealer
in gents furnishing goods, and select from
a large and fashionable assortment, at
reasonable prices. Commercial street
Sign OF the Big Hat.
24tl T. NYFR.
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Anacortes, Washington Territory

Fsrrst fires are raging in many places
in this Territory and Oregon. The
whole skaget Valley appeared to be COW
cred 10y cloud OF smoke during the
week
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The prospect was never better for hay
crop in the Chchalis Valley than now, but
there will not be quite half fruit CROP
md some orchards will be total 'ai'ure'
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To 20. the de at Wnacom figure thirty minutes
90. ,,sar,y t,vs hours later. The hours between
nrt,rieri and noon NJ" d'.ieast'd by" ltM.l those
ie, ,.pn noon AID midn GIT by :. lF NJ uh. Ovm'
= notes n,i lul-at, Oh. -Om. !. denotes noon.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23
CIIAS. G. FULTON.
American Onice,
Baltimore, Md.
TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue of Deed Of Trust cxecntod
June 3. 1873 10y Washington w. Jones
- }. G.. Baker, Trustee, 10 secure win
IAN h. Tut and J ohm w. Fclner. p,r.-
ners doing business under the firm
naIuo OF Tut and FeluCr, in the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars and fifty,
tbIco cents with interest thereon from,
nc date thereof will on
THURSDAY, JULY -. 1888.
sell upon the premises. between the
hours of and 3 p. m, the f,liOwing des.
cubed farm, to-wit: a tract OF land
bought by cine said Jones from Reuben
WWthon, and adi,iu ng lands O. Samuel
Evans ana othcrA containing FIFTY
A'ttEo, situate ian Lyon District. near
evansville, Preston comfy. W. Va
Ine above described properly e. wei
improved. having ON il comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
win good Orchard ana outbuildings.
For further reference, soc deed OF
Jones CD BakCr recorded in tho Office
g. county Clerk OF Preston County. book
NO. Y, page as. The terms OF sale arf
cash 300 hand ur so much cash as will
PAY of said decd Of trust. interest aul
Costs.
WIN. q. BROWN, Jn., Trustee.
O lG.1L Inli,u Off. G.. Baksr. deed.
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Fashion Notes.

Gay hosiery is no lorger in favor.
Embroidered ecru bltiste robes will be
much worn.
Valencienncs is the popular lace for
breakfast caps
Printed null muslin dresses are novel
ties lately brought cut.
White glace or Surah silk is the correct.
lining for printed null muslin dresses.
Pleated blouse waists and long apron
Cverskirls bid fair to remain in nigh favor
Tue fayorite color for The dots and sccl =
loped edg's Of Swiss embroidery bands is
.ed.
The newest Spanish lace is the escurial,
with It's figures outlined with heavy cord
or braid.
The stalk Of flowers must be as yisible
in all fi)wer garniturc as inc flowers and
leaves.
White e cuiial lace parasol covers are
sold for carriage parasols Of bright or
black silk.
Light mourning musius have dots Of
white on black grounds OF black dots on
white grounds.
Bows and bouquets are more fr, quently
rec " IN from,
Shot Of cbsrg,hlo ,py o,.,.,,. .,
co,ching umbr,llss no l,..,t,, n,',
.,,ts -. 's'' ''' 'u''"
Lscs collars, with a psur,p ai,ac,,l
which forms d Kind of myji,re wa,.,cea,
front, are much worn.
White Swiss muslin drrfs,s are tr,,rm a
sometimes "ith b'nds OF dotted cmbroil
cry DO bright c.l2rs
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FaTnI Notes.

The sweetness of the par5nip adds fat
and hesh to animals Carrots have fine
of ct upon the hail, which Is testimony
10 their value.
In using sulphur for animals, internally
or exterDallv,be careful that the animals
are kept warm, for it wonderfully opens
the pores.
You can give your horse and COW too
much salt. Some people put rock salt
where the animals can lick at it al! the
time. We feed little twice a week.
Use feather moisiened with kerosene
for gaps in chickens. Put it down the
chicks throat, give tia quick twist. Jerk
il ont and You have The worms that caused
the gaps.
As rule less attention u given the
pig pen than the stable. and the swine
which are kept constantly in copfued
quarters are much more liable 10 become
diseased when neglected than any other
i've stock. Clean quarters for pigs will
repay their owners.
AZ far as possible, The formation Of
manure heaps in The fields should be
avoided. II formed, the practice Of turn
ing oyer the manure should be sb1rdoncd.
as labor is titus lost aud much manure
wanted The best authorities consider f.
beet TO cart the mabure direc. from lie
barDyards 10 tho land aud spread 10 al
once.
Before filing up vacant places in The
orchard With young trees 80 is bret 10
think wh.tber the full grown trees now
standing will. not With very good MAI
urirg. bring more fruit than larger
number would. Noe, Of our orchards
are planted 700 closely aud the tree roofs
iDtcilacc 50 as toIob each other Of what
fertility each should have.
10 remove s'umps By tbe use Of sale
peter b1rc holes into them aud OH them
will saltpeter. I1sou, p.uss to keep orr
the wafer Iu two or three months after
OH ile holes with coal OIL After sun.c..
eDt time Aas been given the oil q, d.nH.e
itse.i Get ERE tJ ine -tuDus. and they will
be entirely consumed. This is Tie rIaY
proposed by Western oxpermonter.
Professor n W Wloyssys Of sorytB,o
iced that all starch aung animals viii
eat it wIth ayduy, bat that the uIl pg
riuye value can be gotten only BY grin,-
ing or boiling. lie thinks an esiimst.
If ten bushels " seed viii be- nearer ite
Truth aud says tusl, sblle iac blade. Of
sorghum make valuable fodder It II.
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Humorous.

Always out OF countcnaDce- The nose.
Punch says tina; the Euglish reward of
bravery ID ~ garter and wooden leg to
/ wear IL on.
Many man who thinks himself big
gun, IL nothing but great bore, aud not
a smooth one, either.
The man that mas half an hour to sparr
generally drops in and occupies a half
hour that belongs To some other man.
a Quacl, adyertises for n competen,
person to undertake. the sale of patent
medicine and adds that ii ~ill be highly
lucrative To tue undertaken.
When Carlyle said that everybody
should have an aim In life, he had no
reference to the fair sex lie had doubt
less often seen woman trying to throw
stone at hen.
The old Vermont man who heard that
there weIo wildcat mines in Utah said that
| lf the pcsky wildcats were down in the
bowels of the earth people must be prslSy
fools to dig 'em up.
AS we 60 to press facetiously re-
marked the young Journalist, as he put HE
arm around her waist you do no,
make good impression, che replied a.
she slapped his mouth
a little girl and little boy were discus
sing the meaning Of the word ampteur-
why, don't you know what an ameteur
is said the boy TO the girl lie is -
person who never acted before and don't
know how
a fashion writer says the leg of NUT
ton sleeves have not proved successful
An opinion got started that they looked
sheep.
1t you really dislike man, it is well to
remember that nothing will mad him more
than to catch him near hanG organ and
go up and offer him some copp,rs.
1t rather annoys woman after she has
had her Child christened some romantic
Indian name, to learn that the name ira IS
lated means old boots.
We hear goo deal about the rage of
speculation but Fogg, who speaks from
experience, says the rags generally comes
after the speculation.
We hear of lady, whe lives near by,
who has changed her religion, being deter
mined, she says, to avoid her husbands
company 10 the next world.
An Irish bIrOnet has just died, leaving
an estate vita an income of S5O,0 900 to "a
daughter whose whereabouts arc unknown.
We shall expect to suddenly lose cur
servant girl If she sees this rem.
While so many people in this county
are bling seriously injured by the accl-
dental discharge Of firearms isn't it little
curious that such small number are
iGjurel by the discharge, accidental or
otherwise, of their dutyr
Don't lose your presence of mind. A
Nevada man who was carried half a mile
by snow avalanche estimated the pres
sure at twenty-five tons to the square
inch. Some men would have been content
to simply know that they moved.
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doubtful whether they will pay the labor
tor gathering them.
The green covering or 40 called mo IS
which accumulate on plant pots is al
ways injurious to the plan,s,' is the gar
dencI's rule. This green covering Is an
alga, plant closely related TO the sea- weed
II acts in much the same way as glazing
would act in stopping the pores Of the
pot and allowing no circulation of air IL
should he scrubbed off as often as il ap
pears with sand aud water
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cnutch. and ,he wedding breakfast Is
spread ON Tie lawn, or under the trees,
while flowers, bridesmaids, and pretty
pages play an important part in the pa
geAut.
The styles at present are suitable for al:
whoever has good figure can display t.,
whoever has not may wear a fuller gown ;
whoever hGa a we'll formed head AM pref.
" young fuce may wear a little stringless
bonnet whoever has fallen cheeks and
wriukled jaws, large head, or scanty
locke may wear a close capote, or big poke
lied down under the CHR.
From the London Truth we learn that
the dresses worn at the late dra wing room
were not all described in the daily paper.
For instance, Lady Richard Grosvenor
wore Der wonderful emeralds with won
derfrlly artistic dress, in various shades of
green. The petticoat was OF apple~green
satin, very pale aud dreamllSe. II was
COVERED With an exquisite brocede of
sorays of white lilac, on a ground of Nile
geen. Wherever the brocade aud satin
met ripple Of lace sUftened the contrast
Tue flower gsrnI,ures wero white lilac
sprays, leaves, and stems The train was
Of emerald green satin, aud TIC corsege f
Nile green ottoman.
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ViCk's Floral Guide

For 1888 is AN Elegant Book of $50 uaers.
g CploTed Plates of Flowers and Vpgela
b!vs, trd more than 1000 Illustrations OF
chuic ST Flowers, PLANS ana Vygcthbl,,.
and Directions for growing. Il is hand
some enough for the Center Table or a
Holiday Present Send on your name and
PSF Office address, with 10 cents, nnd =
VIII send you copy, ppstogr pad. Tal,
is not . quarter Of It's cost. Ii is printed
IN both Eap'I-h and German. II WI eI
forwards orders cds deduct the 10 ceni.
VIcR S SEEDS AXE THE BEsT Is THE Worm.
The Floral Guide will tell IA " to get and
grow them.
Y.ck'- Flower ana Vegetable q ,-der
l15 Pages, 8 Cl)ied Plates, 500 Engrav
'ngs. For 80 cents ~ paper cover 81 in
elegant cloth. Ia German or English.
Vick's illustrated Monthly Map.z;nc--
~ pag s, II Culpred Plate in Every ruu,bpe
and many fiIe Il cravings Price 81 VI
Q year; FIVE Copies for So Specimen
Numbers sent for 10 cents; 3 trial c0ui,s
fOf p cents.
JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y.
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f}D. e. rs 2 - " Y s.
Celebrated American
WORM SPEGiF5G
on
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sYMPT5m3 OF WcRMs.

STMPT3m3 OF WcRMS.
THEcoun.cnancei is paleand ieaden.
olcred, with occasional Aushcs, OF
d circurnscrihed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pr
pills dilatc, an azure semicircle rms
along tic lower eyelid the nose is ir-
si;atcd. g~e'is, ard sometimes blceds,
aswelli;Y 9fthouprerlip occasionsS
headache. with hummng or throu-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; shiny ~ f,rred tongue,
breath very foul, ?, Tticularly in tho
morning; appetite variable, SONG
times vOraciouS, with Q Zuawin- sen
cation Cfthe stoinA y, < others, entire
ygCne hectingp nsh he stomach ;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout thc abdomen
bowels ircgula< 1T times cog,ivo
stools Shiny ;not unfrcqucntly tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine .urbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry con.
yulsivc uneasy and disturbed sleep,
wi,i grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found 60 exist, -
DIR G. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect q cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form tits an innocent prepare.
ton, nat cGba5le oF aoiHg the SLiQkI.
rSf iniHtT 10 the azoSf EcNdcI' fHfaHE
The genuine Dr.. MCLhNE's VRR-
HlFUGE bears the siguaturcs Of G,
vi! LANE and FLEMING Eaos. on th7
WTDDeT TO go
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FRUIT SUFppINg.

We cut from the letter Of our suggestive san
Francisco correspondent, Adolphus, the fol-
lowing pertinent idea, which it may he well
for our merchants and planters to think over:
Perhaps with time reduced and accommoda-
iionsfncreascd, shipping fruit on the Oceanic
steamers may be successful. With plenty of
ice, FISH, oysters and fruit should reach Homo.
lulu in good conditon-paricularl New
Orleans oysters, now a, hand by our southern
route, some Of which fine bvalvcs measure six
inches long out Of the she'll, and sell here at the
same figure as other eastern oysters. Peaches
and plums, il selected, would easily 60 through
with little care, aud examination en- route.
Perhaps scheme OF this sort is already in.
augurnled. If not, it could probably be made
profitable by judicious management" The
fruit shipping part Of this scheme might be
made OF special momcn, to planters or other
landowners who have advantages for growing
that fine vcgeinblc.fruit the alligator pear.
Al one time, this most piqunnt Of salad bases
was in great demand by San Franciscan
epicuIcs who had previously lived in Mexico.
of which country the dyoncaif, or "allirator
pear, is native. Ohen, in early Californian
days, as high as a dollar each was paid by
some one who wanted to give dinner party.
and learned in time of the arrival of Mexi-
can coaster. The demand for this fruit is not
so great in san Francisco as ii would he If.
during its season, sufficient supply could he
forwarded by every steamer. The guava.
which can be grown here in such enormous
quantities, might be sent TO san Francisco in
the ice-room of steamer, arriving there in
good condition, probably. The cxpcrimen, is
worth trying on larger scale than seems TO
have been attempted. There is no reason
why more oranges, more lines and
more pineapples should not be grown and
shipped to San Francisco. There are many
hundred acres on Oahu alone where cocoannt
trees would grow better than anything else.
The iruit industries of this island-w,h the
single exception of banana culturc-arc Ian
gushing. Something ought to be done TO
awaken the slumbering in,crcs, of our land.
uwners. As to the second portion Of Adolphus
idea, merchants have probably made sufficient
study already. 1t would certainly be plcasan,
TO have many San Francisco delicacies here
twice month-at times which might be
counted on by retail dealers and their Gus
toners. But, OF course, dealers ought to he
sure oi pretty regular patronage, and the
steamship folks would need to be assured Of
sufficient regular freight, of the description
indicated, 10 justify them in handling it.