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GIRLS.
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had happened, and hearty laugh ended
the awkward secret.
In gaining cousin Mr.. Leonard was
Obliged to part with his daughter, for the
love that had silently sprung up long before
between Dora and Romeo would hide itself
no longer; and, when Bob came home for
his Christmas holidays, grand event took
place-the first bird faw nom the parent
nest, and Dora went with her dark-eyed
lover and husband to see the bright skies OF
his native land.
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[THE END.1

How TO GET sIoK.--Expose yourself day
and night, eat too much without exercise,
work to hard without rest, doctor all the
time, take all the vile nostrums advertised,
and then you Will want to know
How TO GET WELL.-Which is answered
In three words-Take Hop Bitters
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1884.
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Harper's Bazaar is at once the most brilliant and
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tures would fill nor -ollos and i9 huuiaroua cuts
are IT, most amusing TO be found n ary journal
In Auerica. \ host OF brilliant novelties are
promised for 1884.
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THE program for the fourteenth year Of
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A New Novel by George w. Gable, author
Of "Old Creole Days, "etc. entitled Sewer"
a story OF New Orleans life, the time being the
eve OF the late Civil War.
Life in tine Thirteen Colonies" by Ed
WARD EGGLE5ToN, separate illustrated papers
on subjects connected with the early history Of
Three stories by Henry james of varying
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stars.
A Novelette, by II. Il. IsOyesen, author Of
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a novelette, by Robert Grant, author Of
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The Bread winners, one of the most re-
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"CiarfieId in England" extracts from his
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''The silveradO squatters," by Robert
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Il b strange any one viii sudeR from
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Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
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Seminal weakne0L Impoeency. nlght -
b. dreamA pimpies On the fsce and -
Manhood can positively BE- cured il
sick and afflicted should not fail 20 ca10
him The Doctor has sraveled exsenafve0
In Earops md lnsPeesed tnoroaSniy -
deal Of valuAhie information. which - =
competent TO impAxf 10 those IN neeo q
hin sexviceA Dr., Gihoon viii mako =
charge unle0 he efxects o cure. PeRs
- distance may be cured ss hcmA -
communicates strictly confidential ~
re no one hu3 the Doctor. Pcxscns ~
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Charves rcasrnahle. Cau q vf!eA -
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Those elegant nev ranges Just received
by Waddcll a Miles direct from the man
nanufacs0ries-thc Superior Range and
Stove. They are the finest, most eoooom-
icai, and altogether desirable ranee on
the Pacific Coast. Call and - thsm.
even il you don't buv.
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When you meet With an accident. get
a sprained ankle. or are otherwise in
jared. don't 90 20 the expense Of send
ing for q doctor, but apply Kendali's
Spawn Cure, and yea viii experiences
instant relief.
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A full line Of drugs and medicines,
pare wines and liquors, cigars, station
cry, soaps and toilet articles, at the
Model Drug Store, corner Third and
onion. q
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Elrst-class bueGies. cheap. can be seen
st Union StAhaeA opposite Afiingsoo
hotel.-Geo. H. Chick Il Co. MP diff
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Gentlemen can save money by buying
their white or colored shirts. or any
thing else In the furnishing goods line,
AZ O. Is. Littell's cloaing out sale. No.
s. trout street. les
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II you are needing boots and shoes,
call at O. B. Litssll's clnsiag out sale
and get them FOR less money than any
place on the Sound. No. s. Front
street. les
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Spring and summer styles Of hats
nov on exhibition at Chaa. Goldstein's,
the halter, Front ssreeE
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Concave giaasss for myopia Il Lit
Macs
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The STUDEBAKER b the Standard
.ason Of the world Ror sale By wald
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Don't fail to call at the nav Model
Drug Store, corner Of Third and Onion.
and see the neatest little drug store on
the Sound. A. T. Hummer d Co. q
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TO The UNFORTUNATE.
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JACK or ALL TRADES.

CHAs. EDw ARDS WILL BIZ FOUND
= af Uncle Jimmic's Tobacco Stand. on
Min street hrreafter. ready TO do any and
al work thai may be offered. Windows
washed. osrpeeD cleaned, g3ans pat In, q
any oGheF kind Of WORK done.
0EaeEs lsfs with Cnc1e Jimmy win ~
ce1ve pgo0Dt asenn11on. 1y0l0
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Having strengthened bis authority with
the sanction of the Delphie oracle,
which declared his wisdom to transcend
the common level Of humanity, by the
aid Of numerous party among the
leading eisixcl4s, be forced q series Of
solemn ordinanccs upon the spartan
people. Having bound his countrym
by oath that no alteration Of the laws
should be mads before bis rstarn, he
SET ont on his journey 10 DELPHI. There
was the os'aesissa, where. in the belief
Of the Spartaus AZ of other Grecian ma
tsons. Deity IN person drigned TO appear
10 man, and communicated 10 him His
viii or knowledge Of the future. When
the LIST seal had been SET TO bis inssisu-
sions by the oracle which foretold tina,
Sparta should flourish as long a. she
adhered 10 them. having transmitted
such prea lotion 10 his fellow citizens. he
resolved, in order thai they might never
be discharged from their oath. TO die IL
a foreign land. Thus did Lycurgus g.
cure proud immortality for himseli
by the attempt TO render his system Inn,
mortal.
Nor did the truly great and grand
Numa. the reputed pupil Of Pythagoras
submit his institutions % the free inves,
tigation Of the Roman people. He pre-.
ferrcd that those articles. full Of merit
though they were. should be received
without question By his people AZ the
precious message from the Goodies.
Egeria, whom he met In the grove neal
Aricia 20 be advised In his wise lecisla.
ton At an entertainment TO which be
had fnyfsed hta nrorpinane suhsa.x~ -
impose upon their credulisy and thercb,
secure thcir corporation. be pretended
that those ordinances had the sanctiou
OF divine authority. 6raditlon inform.
us that the dishes used were eartheu,
ware aud that during the repas1 EceriA
bis favofing goddess. appeared, and
thercappn the eArthcn dishes were
transformed 10 golden sesuela--the fru,
gal, plain fare into viauds ilt ouly foI
thu eo<iA By such arti6ces we're hi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-27

birth since. according 10 the doctrine
Of the stulcs. the productions OF the
earth are desigued for men and men
are dssignsd for mutual aid Of one ars-
other; Ne should certainly pursue the
destgn VI nature and promote hsr be-
nien intention by contributing our pro-
portion 10 the general Interest by mutu.
ally performing and receiving good
Offices, and by employing oar care. our
industry and even our fortune in order
20 strengthen the lore and friendship
which should always predominate IN
human society. Nothing continues
Caceru, s'is more true than what the
philoaopher Archytas 10 reported 10
have said: If man we're 10 be car
rted up into Heaven and sec the beau
ties Of universal nature displayed before
him. be would receive hat little pleas
ure from the wonderful scenes unless
there were some person 10 whom be
could relate the giories which be had
viewed Human natsre ID 10 consti-
tuted - 10 BE- incapable Of solitary sat
tsfAotiOn. Man, like thosc plants
which are formed 10 embrace others. Is
led by an instructive impulse 20 rscIine
on those Of his own kind.
"NAn. liks ths gsn'rous vine. supported
lives;
Tia strength be gains Ia f.om the EN-.
brace be gives"
OF kindred character with this atIec-
tiOn for each other, this paiernal, ma.
t1rnal, frAteynal, or fiiiai love 10 that
feeling which stimulates love Of conn
try, which dnds its response in the pub
lic service. assisting her In the coun'
oils Of the nation--in taking mp arms
In her dsfense. He Who lahors for ths
good Of his cooniry. for his feilou-man
pursuss the path Of duty. and will lind
hfo rcoompense in the satisfaction and
happiness which comes from tbs per
fofmalce Of right. Society, then. il
thu condition 10 which every incentive
invitus the family Of man. Il h natu
ri. & u uoeeGnaEy; il couducea 10 hap
ptnnaa. Il = profitable; Il 10 pFomotiss
q every wv a. benef3t and comfort Il
may = elan1i6ed into natural and civil
70 - latlsF, By NY Of excellence. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-24

A SQUIRREL KILLS A RATTLEsNAKE.--
A story so strange that it seems almost
incredible comes from the Geological gar.
den, but it is nevertheless true. A few
days ago a little squirrel killed rattle.
snake which was about to devour it, and
thus the aggressor became the victim. 1t
is customary to place live animals, such
as the rabbit, the rodent or the squirrel
in the dens of reptiles. The snakes when
they are hungry, with fearful delibera-
ton approach their terrified prey and re.
lentlessly devour it. The squirrel
crouched tremblingly in corner OF the
snakes abode and seemed to understand
that it would soon be food for the dis
eusting creature. Slowly but surely the
rattlesnake crawled toward the squirrel,
but the bunnie quickly jumped on a
perch above the deadly reptiles head.
The long, fat head was raised npon the
perch and the forked tongue spit forth
its venom. But the squirrel with sud
den spring, alighted on the back Of the
snake and bit off one Of his rattles. The
wounded reptile wheeled quickly round
and struck the little hero fearful blow
breaking the right hind leg. Brave lit.
tie fellow, once more he leaps beyond
| the reach Of his maddened foe. Another
| spring and the squirrel was triumphant
He caught the snake behind the head
and with one firm thrust Of his sharp
white teeth dscapitated the Shiny mon
ster and fell exhausted by the wigglinl
mass but the battle had been won ant
the snake was dead. -Cineir~ats En-
aairer