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The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

Reliability is the test of real value. No matter
how wonderful cures a medicine sometimes have
worked if it cannot be relied on. HUNTS kidney
and Liver REMEDY is nerer ka0ioh to tau and it
has been used for thirty years.
Unless man has been new man or another
man. he cannot tell whether he feels like one or not
after taking bottle of patent medicine.
The Crust OF Tartar
Speedily leaves the surface of teeth upon which the
cleansing and preventative influence of SOZODONT
Is daily eAerted. No form of decay can infest set
of ''ivOries' upon which it is used 1t has, more
over, most refreshing effect upon the mouth in
which it leaves a very agreeable taste, besides
rinsed with it after smoking, the taste of the to-
bacco is entirely dissipated. As an auxiliary to
personal comeliness it cannot too highly be exto-
ed. Sold by druggists. Im45
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The Boston Herald says of the suit of Mr..
Blaine against the indianapolis Sentinel The
belief is that it has been dropped, by general
consent, as the similar suit against the Portland
Argus was" The Herald of course knows that
the suit against the Argus was dropped only
when that paper made complete retracton
and an humble apology Now that the election
is over it seems as though the Herald might
call OFF its puppies who have been swapping
and yelping AT the heels of Mi. Blaine.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

Prohibition prevailed in Belfast for a few
hours last Saturday night. By mutual agree
ment the bars were closed at 6 p. m.
After all, the rebel yell will be heard at the
National Capitol on the 4th of next March.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

1t was an unequal fight. The Republicans
had to secure Dol Electors, while the Demo-
Gratis had only to get 40 10 make an election.
Rum d id il St .Inhn halned
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The indianapolis journal sis informed by "a
gentleman connected with the Treasury De
parlment, who has recently returned from Eu-
rope that the Golden Club forwarded to this
country 100000 pounds sterling, or 81 go, 600,
to aid in the election Of Grover Cleveland. The
amount was raised by assessment from every
manufacturer in England in order to secure
free trad in this country. This information
was derived from the most reliable source"
This is in addition TO contributions, from Brit
ish houses in this country and from American
importers At least s. 100000 We're distributed
specially to secure the election of a free trade
President
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The Week, of Toronto, writing of Cleve-
lands election, refers to his '.rival's proposal
10 60 on raising a surplus revenue and spend
ing it on Pension Arrears, River and Harbor
jobs orNegro education" This does not state
the Republican policy correctly; but, really.
what has Canada got to do with how we
raise or spend our money:
A majority of the Dominion papers express
satisfaction with the election Of Cleveland
Yet high protection party rules i'll Canada.
Calais Times.
Yes, and the Canadian papers that advocated
Cleveland and free trade in this country, want
protection at home. This is inconsistent to say
the least.
The Democrats are having good time now
but when they come to divide the spoiIs there
Will be trouble in the family. The candidates
for office are numerous as the votes cast for
Cleveland. As George William Curtis said at
Chicago they are "a very hungry and very
thirsty crowd"
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

Well, we've got 'em. Now it remains for us
to show that we deserved to get 'em. Boston
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The Bourbons have already soured on the
dudes.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

lingo, the brilliant weekly that did such
good service in behalf OF the Republican party
during the late campaign, comes out smiling
and announces that it has come to stay. Its
colored cartoons will continue to be feature
and improvements are promised i'll other d-
rections while The price will be reduced to 8
cent, per number. lingo is published by the
Art Newspaper Co.. Isl Devon>hire street,
Boston.
Il would not exchange the rough democracy
of the horse cars for all the silken ease aud
splendid pomp of the English Empire said
Julian Hawthorne in recent lecture on Eng
fish and American society. Julian evidently
does not train with the Independents; they
dearly love Lord, and elevate their noses at
the plain American people who ride on the
horse cars.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20
The Final Result

Last week the count stood: Blaine lS2 cleo
tora votes; Cleveland 1888, and the IS votes of
New York in doubt. These 36 votes have been
given to Cleveland, making total of 2l9,-lS
more than majority of the electoral college.
The following is the TOTAL vote Of New York:
Cleveland ......- 563 0T3
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

England elected. General qualification at
Gov. Cleveland's election" are recent head
lines in the Boston Herald. Cleveand's defeat
would have elated Americans, and ali who be-
lieve in American principles. The lIerald's
sympathes, however, are on the other side of
the Atlantic.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The New York World, Democratic organ,
says no Independents need apply to President
Cleveland
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

Ii was relief to every one when the Demo
cratic celebration was over, the bon fires burn
ed out, and the torches eXtineuished. Many
went to bed Saturday night expecting to hear
the fire alarm before morning. The resery oirs,
wells and cisterns are dry, and Il falling rocket
or cinder from a bon fire might have started
contlagralion which our fire department
would have been unable to check. The city is
really in defenceless position against fire, and
ought not 10 remain so. 1t has been demon
strated that the Muck hole cannot be depended
upon for water supply. and steps should be
taken to obtain one elsewhere. Meanwhile it
behoove> every citizen to look well 10 his own
premises, and to take every precauton against
fire which might bring ruin to all of us.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

1888. Blaine and Logan.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

Our Liberty correspondent writes: I'VE
start for Salt River on the first train" After
all, it is only a four years trip, and when we
are coming down stream in 1885 we shall meet
the Democrats going up.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The Boston Herald ''guesses" that Mr..
Blaine may he L candidate for the United
States Senate on the expiration of Senator
Hale's term. two years hence.
We guess not. Mention Of Mr.. BIaine's
name has the same effect on the Boston Herald
that water Is on mad dog, and this j, not
the only thing in the Herald'> course that sug-
gests Il cur.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

When the news that Cleveland had been
elected first became known an earnest Repub-
can was heard to eXcam from the depths OF
his heart That the work of them id
m@ck-'ro,1ps." Prog. Age.
This earnest Republican was not much out
Of the way. The name is a good one, but the
worms would probably object, if they could, to
this use Of it.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20
Loss in two years

Cleveland's plurality Observation-Disclosures 1,0S7
Cleyeland's plurality in New York, ISL. 1872 so
Cleveland's plurality in New York, lSS4 l,0Sl
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20
SINGLE Copies of the Journal

may be had at the following places:
BELFAST.-Journal Office j. S. Caldwell 4 Co,
NJ ain street NJ. p. Woodcock & Son, Main street.
ID. p. Palmer, Masonic Temple, High street.
SEARSPORT.--At the Post Office. Mr. c. E.
advertisements.
BUCKsPORT-R. II. Emery 4 Co.
WINTERPORT.-E. NJ Hall.
CAMDEN.-F. Lewis.
HOULTON-Geo. Carleton.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

V,,,. W.. r.l...,.i,.... ,,..ll. .,. ,,r.r ., ,l
Standardization. 3D. . "A.
gives to nor Sou Arthhr >. Wilson, ohr-uat of iht
homestead and "ne-Nlf Of ,he hHu7rH"pi furniture.
l9 htr laughter l.lzAi" p. watson she -iNe7 J~.
other half OF The homestead and household tNi1iure
Io her daughter Mabel NhuIe' she gives PR"
ml-sorY note against her husband, john 4 NuFi,-
AZ the remainder of Aer property 6" hr equally di
NnIed among Nor NHI''rch' Arthur =. l'"H' llz1ic
= wilson ant Mabel :, Nhujt- l.llam SWlih Is
named tAecutor....E PhlTooE, late of Thorn
"lh' gives g ili7 WlIe Louisa PMlhrick, The home
stead farm, household furniture, crops, farming
tools, AZ. To his son Edward Philbrck, he gives
S2o0; To MS daughter Alberta fmjhrick, 500 HIS
well, late Of >onhport, requests that her funeral
charges ana graVestones for herself and caeh of her
deceased sisters be PAID out of the proceeds of her
uhllNlled part Oh the homestead farm OF her late
f"htf-J"NHua E!Weij. >he gives also the sum OF
500 10 hei helct LILLIAN T. hiWell All the remain
'ieI OF hef properly she gives TO her brothers
Joshua anu neorst ID. tIweIi III equal parts. She
requests thal inc UeqUests DE carried out within
tNfee years lf"m the date OF her death. r. ~.
piENeS Is ha''t eNe'ut"f''''" Imam Marshall of
MphtNliie' HNes lo MS "lle oar"h T. MARSHALL NI
"' Pi0poi'S VI TN' "0''i 't''o" am ''aAe7 Het
CELEBRATION CASUALTIES. While baul,no q
load of torches out of the ;,il ,al saturday, sfer
no,,, ,ur.ius p..t,rt th ,,,,,,l,o. ADJ rocL
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

Rum did it. st. John helped
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

You will find that the biggest end of the job.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

The Democrats carried St. John.
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

BU TIERS ALLEGED TREACuERY. A DEMO
CRATIC DEMONSTRATION. NEW TEMPER
ANCE PAPER.
LLu1.lu.SIlnla 1lnn,..n q Iu1Ir.,..l
The Republican journal., 1884-11-20

While Blaine carries his own ward. city,
county, and State, and every county in the
State, Cleveland is beaten in his ward, city and
county, and only claims to be elected in the
State by 900 votes where he bad 1913 900 ma
jority when elected Governor. When we con-
slider that Mr. Blaiue's native State has given
him 10000 plurality, and his adopted State has
given him 10000 plurality, it must be conceded
that where he is best known he is highly re-
spected and most popular-a fact that speaks
trumpet tongued in refutaiOn of the ISLANDERS
perpetrated against him in the campaign.
lkdnnebec journal.
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NJ k1fr CDENTI.

At the teachers institute held At
Lacouner last week. OF soven appii>
cants present, all but one received
second grade certificates.
TIE Skagit river has boon frozen
between Skagit city and Mt. YER
non for three weeks. The mali has
to be packed along the trail all the
way to the Upper Skagit.
The Laconner drug store,
kept by s. Joergensen, will next
week be moved into james Caches
former residence, and in the new
quarters will be quite an addition to
the attractions of the city.
The dead body Of logger, sevcn>
" years old, who has worked about
Utsaiady for twenty years, was
found on the beach near that place
last week. The coroners inques,
rendered the verdict that no "died
from exposure"
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SAN JUAN aOENTY.

A permanent camp meeting
ground Is proposed to be located
some W here on San Juan island.
Quite a number of settlers have
gone on Shaws island, and wharf
is to be put up on the south side OF
the island in the spring.
A good wharf has been put up on
East Sound, Orcas Island,o, ,he.bury.
ing ground, near the head Of the
bay. Another will be put up on
West Sound early In the spring.
These wharves, with those OF Mr..
Tullock, that at the Lime Kiln and
Mr.. Sweeneys, will render every
part Of the island accessible to tras>
ellsrs, except at Newhalls mill,
whore wharf is much needed.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO rE.-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UIrrrD Sr>rrs 10. rHICT LASD CFFfcH,
OiNmpi., N.>uiuGat f.rr'or:.- Notice
- hereby given ~, {. IN .";nplInrc. with
the prov sons q. ~. Act al CoBs rtss ap-
proved June 3, '1a entitled An A. ioi
SAL ,h 1inNr s Stun. |. ,iid- IN III. 1T
ot Cili,.1ni,. Oregon. Esvr,ta mt Wash
ing,on r~rit"rt." i'ratk II. Richaria ~
Wht,cnm County. h-hinrton T. rrit"l,
has his ,ta' filed in ,h:s utNrc his sppli
cation to lnrch"a. 'h' In, = vt So 80
and NWt "f SEi and Lit I of Section
\" 81. IL Row ashlp M. 81 North. Rarg'
No. : ar-t at jhr willamette Meridian.
Any AMI alt pn,s'Is claiming adversely
the SAID described ed. ar any portinn
'licr of, are hereby required 10 fin thor
claims IN this office within sixiy (jol days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office II
Olympia. w. r.. this 24th day jan
nary a. D., 1854.
JnHN r. COMFY,
AZ low Register Of the Land O;hcc.
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Bay View Deep Water.

Several persons who claim to be
familiar with the channel leading
from the deep water of Ship Harbor
{, Bay View, deny the assertion re-
Gently puSished, that the channel
to that point is % feet deep at high,
and 10 feet 1T low tide; bat on the
contrary. u becomes dry or nearly
SO at 10 y tide. and is never availa>
bic for steamboat navigation within
mile Of Bay View. The marine
chart in our Office represents these
waters as having no depth sufficient
for navigation. We therefore hav no
data upon which to base an. opinion
about the depth Of the channel and
will be glad to publish any facts
bearing upon the subject. The de
sirability Of Boy View for the County
Seat, depends on the possibility Of
reaching the place by steam boat.
Mean while tho citisens can demon.
strate the question of navigation, by
having a post Office established
there, and getting the steamers to
deliver the mail. A post office will
be needed anyway, and should be
established before the claims OF the
place can be successfully urged.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-23

There has been thin coat OF
snow from one to three inches deep
on Fiaalgo island, for three weeks
The temperature during this time
did not vary far from the freesir q
point, except on two or three occa.
sions, when it went down to goo
150, and once 10 degrees, and at the
upper ond of Fidalgo Bay. down to
zero, on the same occasion. The
ground remained frozen few inch
es deep most Of this time, but there
was no disagrseably cold weather
and the bays and channels of the
Sound were generally as placid and
inviting for boating and sailing as il
the summer time.
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ersion to Society. Dmness of Vision, No:sss in the
hesd. the vital fnid passing unohserved in the
urine and msnyioher diseases that lead to insanity
DR. MINT1E who ia q reguisr Physeisn
tGrsduate Of the University 81 Pesrsylvsr iaj will
agree to forfeit Five leumJred Dollars for 8
cass 0f this kind the vital RestOrat We under
hi special sdvic~ and ire,tnen'l viii not cnr~ or
for nn,t hing impure or hjnrions found In IT, DIR.
MINUTE treats all Private Diseases snccessf,,lIy
without Msrcasy. - consultations Free.
Thorough examination and advice. including snsly.
sis Of asin-. %. Price Of Vital Restorative, IS
bctse or ssar times The quantity $40; sent to any
address upon receipt of price. or @. d. d secure
from observation. ard IN ivste rsnr II desired By
A. z. NINTH. N. d.
II kearny ST.. hsu Fruncisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will L< sent to any eus
APPLYING ~ latter stating symptoms, sexsana ses
strict secrecy inegsfd TO all
DIR. xINTrE KIDNEY kHNEDY NEPHRET.
tcUN. cures iidtseases Of Kidney Bladder Com.
plsints GoneHrh.s. Gleet, Lsueorrhea. For ssle b.
all sruxytsts. q bottle; q bottle frr IS.
DIN: MlhTiEB DANDELION PILLS are the best
snd cheapest Dyspersjs and 1illious onrp n the
nArtet. For sale By all drusgiAts. ITf
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-23

As this is just half the price charg-
ed ty the Victoria and Seattle
steamers, L revolution in fares must
take place, or the Hottie will bring
a good share Of the travel through
by the san Juan islands and Ana
cortes The freight rates OF the Lot
tie will be equally liberal, and she
will call for It ut all points along
the route, thus increasing her bus
mess by enabling people 10 ship
produce, = no have hitherto been
deprived OF this privilege for want
OF similar accommodation.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-23
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PCR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

LIMITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
" Olympia, Washington Terrific ~. - Notice u
hsrshy given that. in complianoe with the provis-
q titIsd "Xn Act Tor the ssls OF Timber Lands In
Il 81 stss OF CALIFORNIA; Oregon. Nevada and Wash.
insson Territory" NORBERT A. hAbEhsaAM Of
Mnitnou,sh County, Oregon. has this day 1led
in this olScp his application to purchase the Lrts
I ana s Of Soc No. II. and lot Of sec No. y. In
Tovpahip No. 50 North. Range No. . west Of the
Willamette fncvidisn.
Anv And all persans claiming adversely the said
dsscrihed land OF any portion thereof. are hereby
r,ouircd to hle their claims ~ this once Within
a,rtv roo, dayw from date hereof.
1.ivsn uud.r nv hsud Ut my once in Olympia. W.
r this 9Th day Of November, A. D. 1898
JOHN r. CONVEY.
A. 100 &c Sss q The Land c0ica
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Joseph Medill, tho President OF
the Associated Press, has sent me-
mortal to congress setting forth that
the present rates of one cent post
tage on Two ounces for transient
papers is oppressive and unjust, and
suggests that one cent for four Guns
ces would result in greater revenue to
the department, and less printed
matter In the waste baskets Of the
post Offices from insufficient prepay.
mert.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. At
Olympia W. r., Feb. q. 1874. .. Notice u
HEREBY given .hat WILLIAM n. GILL has filed
notics Of ia,ent:nn u make Dnal proof
before the Clerk OF the Probate
Court. at his Office, In Friday ilartor.
w. T.. on Friday, the nth dry Of April. A.
ID. 1ssi, ON Presumption ID. 8. NJ. 1913
for the NJ of SEX of Sect IL. Town. "a N. r
West and lots and Of Sec TIP "a N, M
wet.
He names rs witnesses: William Gr,harn,
Thomas Graham Joseph 4. Merrsil and Albert
Jones all VI Lopez isi,nd. w. T.
~ 6w JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-23
GENERAL NEWS

Thomas Cheney the editor of the Lsn-
don Times In dead.
Fence cutting has been made = felony
in Texas.
Violent gales have prevailed on the
coast OF Ea9lsni anu Ireland.
p. French Of Colorado has been nnm.
iuatcd for collector Of customs for Alas.
ka.
The Pope has written An encly,icaI
letter aeprica'irg the moral and in,eilrcia.
vi cond,, 0, OF Europe
A bin has been favorabiy rsported fer
the reiiet ut the Jeannette expedition
survivors.
Petitions in favor nj the Postal Trle-
graph ure ising largely signed in Ca.it.r-
mia.
The aggregate value %. the orchard
pr,ducts in the Uuitsd Sts,es last year
was $5o.sse,0oo.
Bradlaugh, the iniidsl member Of the
British Parliament has again bee n exclude
ell from the house If commons by . ma
jori,y vote.
Hon. Thomas Brennan, the cele-
brated Land Lacquer, and Member
Of Parliament, will lecture ut scat
tie on the Irish Question.
Much uneasiness 10 felt for the
safety Of stock In the Kamioopa
District, B. {. where The snow ia
two and a half feet deep.
A bill prohibiting Chinese from,
acquiring crown lands hss boon pas
sed by the legislature Of British
Columbia.
1t 10 now stated that . part OF
Henry Wizards private fortune
went to defray expenses incurred in
reference to forfeiture Of the North>
ern Pacific railroad lands.
Prior got $4,000 tor hrs services rs
consulting attorney in the O'Dopnell
Cass. lie evidently unites business
with bile symathy tor Ire
land. q
In Newark N. J.. reevntly the authors
ties hanged man y no wss insane and had
hren insane for many years. Here We
acquit murderers of sonnd udud, WIN
claim that they were smotionslly insane
at the time the crime was Committed. Of
the two systems. We prefer ths New Jer>
sey ono a. less dangerous to law aud the
sacredness of human life.
The Yale d. O. Ssatinel says that
owing to the difficulty encountered by
workmes up"n the public works in that
province in receiving their hard earned
pay. the governn ent 10 fast falling INTO
disrespect. The instances mentioned are
those IF the dry dock at Esquimait, the
Patterson fraud and the Young affair On
the railway line. A portion Of the In
dians have been defrsuded on the pub
lie works. The Sentinel fsan that the
question may some day be seriously en-
tertained as to whether the Dominion
government 10 of that character that the
people bave 40 interest in maintaining
IT,
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

4 isrgr prcp"stioo Of tic. readers OF The
NoRrswesr EnrEaPxrss are farmers.
many at whom des're great deal more
n farming literature than ne arc Able 10
give Ia oar limited space. To acconso.
dave Al, such re have ms1,s srrsagemc n.s
with the publishesH Of tie American
Farmer 70 give Il a. = premium 80, one
year {" every Subscriber Of the NORM
WEST ExrsRPRTss who pays HE subecrip
'ioc Ia advance. The American Farmer
10 a Isrge 10 page paper, published a,
Fort Wayne, Ind, the subscription price
Of which is 500 per gear. Every farmer
10 Washington Territory should assi'
himself Of this magnificent oGtr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 9. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. T.
Dec. 18th, l8SS.--Noticc Ia hereby given that
GEORGE COWAN has Hled notice OF intention
to make hnal proof before the Judge. or In his
absence, the Clerk Of the Probate Court, at his
Office In Friday Harbor. w. q, on Friday the
18th day Of Febuary. a. d. 1854. on Homstead
Application No. 1891. f,r the Ex VI sen Of
Sec y, and lots aud 3 Of SEE 10 Up 81 N, III
west
he names q Witnesses: John W. Gray
John Garlic, Peter Norris and Tho a. Robinon
al OF Orcas Island, W. 7.
II. 6y JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
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The steamer LOTTO, Capt. Stsph>
en- Sweeney, running between Vic.
toria and the San Juan islands,
made her 6rst call At Anacortes on
wednesday. She 10 q staunch ht>
tie vessel. with ample capacity to
accommodate the present freight
and passenger traffic OF the islands,
aud we are mistaken, ifshe does not
revolutionise the moss-back system
on which the trade among these is
lands has been carried on heretofore.
She will leave Victoria on Mondays
and Thursdays, at 10 A. NJ. reach
ing Roche Hsrbor at 2P. n. CALI
Ing 1t Eureka, and reaching Friday
Harbor Same day, in time to con-
meet with the Evangel for Anaeor-
etc, whatcom, and Semiahmoo. On
Tuesdays and Fridays she will 60 to
Orcas, East Sound, Lopez, San Juan.-
Macks Landing and back, to Friday
Ha, Dor, whence she returns to
Victoris On Wednesdays, and Sat
urdsy via Eureka and Roche Harbor.
AZ soon 90 trade opens up, she will
extend her trips twice . week to
Anaeortes, and thus connect Vic
toria with the cheap inland cleaners
20 Seattle aud Whatcom. The fare
between Victoria and Anacortes
will be q. SO, and from there to Seat
Ne or whatcon,, so cts, making the
sound trip to either place only "
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-23

We have received copy of Vicks
Floral Guide fer 1854, one Of the
handsome,t floral ANIMALS published {.
The delightful climate ofthe San
Juan Islands. and the remarka bio
bean y and perfection Of the flowers
on them, render this publication
specially desirable in every houses
hold.