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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

1t is safe to take Brandreth's Pills at any
time. but to get the best results they should
be taken on an empty stomach, going to bed.
1t is well on the night you take them to eat
little or no supper. AS no two people are
affected precisely the same by like quanti-
ty of the the same medicine, it is difficult to
determine the dose; and it is something
which must be left to the discretion of the
patients. We will say, though, the average
dose for an adult is from four to ten, accord
ing to effect.
For Constipation or Dyspepsia, one or two
taken every night will, in a short time, per-
form an absolute cure. 1t is well to take a
purgative at least once or twice a month as a
preventive of disease, and as these Pills are
entirely vegetable. and are made with the
greatest care, we know them to be the safest
and most effective purgative ever introduced
to the public. They have been sold in this
country for over fifty years, and have in that
time attained an unprecedented popularity.
may20teod&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

Ben. Buffers letter in regard to the
tariff in our telegraph columns. is better
doctrine than he often advocates. We
take ii he is a very good protectionist. If
the greenbackers. however, desire TO make
the votes in the coming election count for
protection they will have to give Butler
the go by and vote straight for the repub-
lican candidate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

The remarkable results in disease so uni.
versal and with such a variety of character.
istics as Catarrh, prove how effectuslly
Hoods Sarsspsrilla acting through the blood,
reaches every part of the human system. A
medicine, like anything else, can be fairly
judged only by its results. We point with
pride to the glorious record Hoods Sarsapar.
lila has entered upon the hearts of thousands
of people it has cured of catarrh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26
Develepemenss In Cancer Treatment.

Mr.. W. H. Gilbert, Albany, Ga, says:
"A gentleman named Moore near this city
had an eating cancer on his face, which had
eaten away his nose and his under lip, and
had extended up until it had nearly reached
his eye. The cancer was eating his gums
and had rendered his teeth so loose that he
thought they might any time drop out. He
has been taking Swift's Specific about three
months, and its effect has been wonderful.
1t has driven the poison from his system, the
cancer has healed greatly, his teeth have
become strong again, and he thinks he has
been rescued from an awful death. He is
the most enthusiastic man / ever saw"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPEcIrrc Co. DRAWER 3, Ar
LANrA, Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

All the democratic State conventions tor
the choice of the delegates to the national
convention, in Chicago July 8. have now
been called. Seven of these State con-
yentions will be held as late as the week
ending June 28.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

Senator Anthony of Rhode Island. who
IA still in Providence, wrote to q friend
there on Tuesday: Il have yours Of this
date, inquiring into the truth of tele-
graphic dispatch stating my intention to
resign my seat in the Senate on account OF
ill.health. The report is without any
foundation y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26
State of Maine.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Augusta, Mar. 8, 1884.


The undersigned, Committee of the Executive
Council. appointed in accordance with the following
Resolve Of the Legislature. approved March IA, 1883,
hereby solicit proposals from cities. towns and ind
viduals as an inducement to the location OF
insane hospital"
"Resolve for the appointment of a committee OF
the Executive Council to solicit proposals for the
location OF a new Insane Hospital.
Whereas, The insane hospital Is now fun and over
flowing with patients, and has been enlarged from
time to time that II will soon be necessary to
tablish another insane hospital; therefore,
Resolved, That the governor and council appoint
a committee from their own number to solicit pro-
posas from cities, towns and individuals, ~ an In
ducement the location of said hospital to procure
plans of said hospital and estimate Of the cost Of
the same to consider the best method for the state
to adopt in its construction, and other matter
legitmately connected Herewith, and sub nit n
port upon the whole matter to the next legislature,
during the first week OF its session."
Such proposals" scaled. and with the nature Of
the contents endorsed envelopes will be received
up to June 2Oth 1884, by the Secretary Of State, Au
gusta, Maine.
NICHOLAS FEssENDEN.l Committee
JOHN +. SwAsEY, Of
SILAs C. HATCH. Ex. Council.
marsd-eod3m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

The memorial discourse delivered In
this city last evening by Rev. Mr.. Bradlee,
was one Of the best Of the many excellent
memorial sermons which have been de-
livered in this city. 1t was scholarly,
tender, sound and manly, and was received
with appreciation by the large audience
which listened to it. We give a report
Of IL in other columns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26
4ailp 4tnatbef 3uurnal.
Augusta. Monday Hazning. Nay IS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK R0BIE.

The Belfast Age is now trying to per-
suade the greeubackers Of Waldo county
to unite with the democrats. 1t was only
a few weeks ago that the Age stigmatized
the ereenbackers as "lousy crowd"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

All of one mind-the millennium must be at
hand down in Maine. Vermont, Massachu-
sets, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
Ysrk. New Jersey, Ohio, all over Pennsyl-
vania, and throughout the United States.
The great cure for colds. cough and consump-
ten. For sale bv Allen & Co.
apr7f&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say, Oh,
it will wear away, but in most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which we sell on a positive guarantee to
cure, they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose. Price
soc and Sl.O0. Trial size free.
Respectfully, Bowditch & Webster.
oct22f&w1w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

l. II. Kicker, of Ricker's Iron Works,
Lock Haven, Pa, writes March 23d; 81
bought one bottle of your Tar Syrup and
fonnd it an excellent article for colds and
bronchitis" For sale by Allen and Co.
apr7t&w1m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

No one medicine will cure everything, but
it is an incontestible fact that Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil will cure a sprain, bruise, a bite,
or an ache, and is also an active and pro-
nounced cure for neuralgia and rheumatism.
may26&Swlw2p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

1t will cure you-it will convince you-ii
will be your stay during life. Only try it,
Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup. For sale by
Allen & Co. apr7t&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

good Cook, Laundry and kitch-
w en- girl None but frst-class help wanted.
LEWISTON EXCHANGE,
my22dtf Lewiston, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26
Ar LARGE.

Fishermen report a fine run of shad.
The quarterly convention of Maine reform
clubs will be held at Dixfeld, June 4th and
5th. Half fares on the railroads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

VXYANTED-First class experienced dressmakers
w Apply Immediately. Corner Court and
Sewall Streets. may20f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

NIyANTED.-Apprentic to learn the trade of
w coat making. CHAS. H. MASON,
1875. 1873 l39 Water St., Augusta, Me.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

Mr. McIntire of South Berwick, whose
store was burglarized on Tuesday night of
last week by thieves who blew open the safe
and stole 500 in money and bills and notes
to the value of l,400, on Friday evening,
was agreeably surprised at finding in the GEL
lar of the store small iron box taken from
the safe, and containing all the notes and
other securities previously supposed to be
lost The thieves carried from the store only
,hn aim
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26
Miss Grace E. Fogler,

Teacher of the new art Of painting in French
Water Colors, win receive pupils at her residence,
72Sewan Street. Fun instruction ts.
may14df
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-26

"OTEL TO LET.-The well known "Centra
III House" at the corner of State street and
Western avenue, Augusta, will be let TO response
BILE party on favorable terms. oriufOrmation appl
to or address LENDALL TITCOMB,
septl0teowtf Augusta, Me.
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NEWS Of The NORTH A ESF.

There are five hanks doing business
at SAITH.
Wheat cells at 40 cents al Xit,i,as and
20 cents at Spokane FailA
The land grant u! The Or gnn C.ntr"
railroad is declared t1rritcd.
DE Wach, Am SUDd- 10 the name oi- "
new weekly Grrsan papet i'u''iishr" :"
facom,.
Very COLI wcathcr is reported from the
| X .u."ips r"gl"n, "n the rvp~i tf'z
rlycr Ia British ChuHi''ia
A hi! has PASSED shc SENATE "rosidn :
Territorial iorm of goveibiuvnt iui
alaska.
The Central Pacific railroad is hiring
ala he ,u,pius Cn,uai,,vu an The North
~sst.
y fna al $1,000 Is proposed in bi'
nciorc the Dr.Gisa Co:u,nths Legislature
u,r assisting C.iinau.,u III rntcr ihnt pi".
yrte.
H. rreen, lecture Hurry Ward Beech
,rs,y.. ii were ay"un1 m,n woui"'
settle in Washington Territory. 1t 10
gong hb III, I ally oi Am,rcn."
Tnr Osaadi,n y yernHrnt viii soon
open tor pre- enpt"n and b"acstttd,ng
iuui Dl.Ion acres of land, between tt'
Canadian rn, II. rnir,ai and the Unirsc
States bn.ndsry vac.
Tive mail CARRIER to 'he Ctenr al "a
u inc, charges 80 sts each irr letters. tnd
often has iro,h h'riy :" fly. IL pike
the risk "t being riil.,,-ssa ped ar ir'.
I'm.
Present Indications are tbat he NoFthrr,
/ pncitc raliroaa will loose iss hand gfsri
'in all tlx unconplc,,d portions "i ia
road. Esis iihi,,o. IL. lid ,hc gr NJ h.
! t.fieitrd on the Or, cadr uiVisun, thel
| in the pres. nj tuaGciai c"nditiop OF lis
rompsny.
The Port Bakci, s.wAill WIS put 10
n test Of its capacity on. Wcdn,s by q
last week IL order To ascertain III,
u'nos, 'hr c"nl be dom. the mill start
ed up at q uclock. in toc morrirg, wi,l
a full torce ~ MP. Tor c''ire cu, .
the day Mas 2s3.o 900 feet o. humber, Til,
largest 'iays work accomplished S',es.te
WAS o24 600 feet.
The January s-estd 6t he weather !,
published by the Tacoma News. shove
That the Temperature was mild and geniai
during the entire month, the average ls
ing SO degrees. The lowest vas IS. nps
the highsst 50 degrees Fs storms
and. very httle dessgrscah.e weather nc
CURED. The heaviest rainiali during "a
h"urs wns - inches Rain or snow fl
nu II days. II days were lar. and Il
toggy. Ga ~ days NJ. Tacoma coul,
liz seen.
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saw. SInr ~ til, inn,t ttnii scrncs IL
O rg,r, ~ .shing, N, Idaho. Montana
ca nrn.a cue y v.IA have hpvti group d
tsg.tl.. III = highly ait.stIc manner, and
njlto;g thru nre woven the nane ot the
II, L.VLt..r. sFnr0's ct our industries
ami So. p.s o. nu: products. Everything
- u"~. tn- typ. the style Of arraogsmen',
ant - in-g" exsent. the character Of is
c..ijte"s The Illustrations, a)so. are m
impIIv, G,ent ever upjh .Gu t"imrr most
..Sc.. U.n, rn,s. We congratulate. TIE
N;:-r SnoRn 40 The prosperity tE"9r
COSTLY improvements 'n'iir"'e IN its
,t;uris - combine the use,u, aud the
hetui'ut. 20 lhpart information and at
,nc s7,1,e time please US with views of onr
magnificent scen,ry, it IL doing good
work ar'l deserves the hearty good will
# AL. |! il pvbhshed ut Portland.
Oregon, by = SsnIue;. Mt Two dollars per
a"nnH.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Ninety VIEW f,c.orirs have htn- siarto
in Germany tor making sugar iron, b-t>
The g RELY relief. expedition hill hs,
p, ssed the II use
sl.206 worth ofstown lots wer.
sold at PayaIlar last week.
Farmers xith q hdndf,h plo~s. an
$50 harsss. turned "u' aud plowrd th'
land If Parnell the Irish ayita ar
King John Of Ahhyssinia has IF rel
refuge to The foreign population Of Kr
toiiln.
P"nrsy vania shipped 4oo. 10000 f.'A
of ln'n"r last yeaf.
The tnta, wealth in III" United States
is .s'imated Mt $40 G4a. 600 900.
Il Is rHmored in New York, thu,
Gonii and Sage have gotten thei,
grip on the Northern Pacific rail,
rond, and will eventually control
the entire business.
Thr ccnscnninf anniversary Of th'
Mc'h"iist chnrch in 'ho U,i'rd States
t.k"s place This wear 'he Hr.. on-cra
cone"-e-c" haviag h"en hel ~ Y ,himcrf
in t7M. TIL" church hss ~ow $500. 00f
= ,hrrrus., and $4,000 900 Of proper
~
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kKAHlT tor NT9.

Mr. J. W. Poor, sts steward OF
The Idaho, has just returned from
the Samish, where he has been At
work for a week on his ranch. He
reports great i'm orovcinents going
on continually In that locality.
Teachers Examination.
The regular meeting for exams
hs.ion Of teachers desiring certifi-
Gates IN SKagit County. W. =. will
he held in Laco"ncr, "Wednesday.
Fer. 18th 1884, beginning, at 9
O'clock A. NJ
Josephinc n. Bradley
superintendent of $ ho,l,, Skagit
County.
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of valor to rel!tqaish possession
anLls, r,,Lnrr milo lhnrrh WIS

of valor to rci!tqnish preseason
peacably. Tabernacle church was
also taken posscssior q. anda b""n-
tifil supper spread. 10 which the
"sudc mon, his spouse, &randna'
and the bsties were invited. 4 &c.
suurpr soe.sl time wns epjHEed
by all. The good people !c.i many
things to make the bears GID .--
Rcvei!le.
Nj. Baker in Ernp.ier.- Nn
" ednusday and Thursday "t i",i
week gteat rolumts OF dense hI"rN
smoke could be seen Ascending, from
the summit Of NJ. BAKER. whether
or not this old extinct volcano has
concluded 10 bc,ch Torch roiu yes o.
lava as il did in ages pnst, Is not
definitely known, ~ there are no
settlers within thirty mics OF the
mountain. Ccria II it IL, howcv,r.
that smoke has recently been em.t>
ted from this mountain. The er!-
dence of eruption, as above motel,
was Witnessed by @. :. t'oodnow,
". 4. Mcpherson, A. ID. Bauner-
man, +. Amerlinc, aud other c't'-
Gems in different parts of the c"uh>
ty, and ccp.d Ne plainly see.na with
tn. naked eye.--Rrveillc.
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TCOaI go s'NrY Notes.

Sandy Murray, and yorrg man
named Filar!o were drowned by
The ui,sctling Ola boat on the Fra
Ear river last week.
Some Seattle parties have selects
I'd n site for n seam saw mill Ct
s,t0o capacity GU the Nooks ,ck RVS
er, y; l.. n,icn. 1t is expected tina
mli vii be ruhh.ug within two
alsnths.
A serious accident occurred to
Miss Mary. f,indslev. at the Gross
'ng of The Noeksar! ~ Tuesday ot
'4st week. While riding in way
h- She v-os srl.'c~'y .h~own "n'
'n' ono or'hc whoe's passed oec,
sker hreast md homlIcrs
Snrn"'s" Par'v. IN Sa'n+d,.v p
y. Tan. 'G'h. wh"r all was appar-
e"''~ r"oc" and quiet. n na,ty nj
trse;Cnrs took possession NJ thr
home of Ray. Jos. Wolfe. took the
'nrt. 'nt hcl'i u After som" little
res,stancc, and persuasion the fans
W concluded IL TO be, tho better yari
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LYNDEN COhRESPONCE.
Lynden Jan. % 1884

DEAR ENTERPRISE
The. fine weather
s,ill continues, the thermometer in
dicating from % 10 30 above zero.
Gear skies, warm sunshine, truly
our climate il attractive. How
oitcn We fad ourselves contrasting
II VITA The icari'ni death dealing
bhzz4rds' OF Dakota, Minucsota,
Iowa a"d Wisconsin, where the
tbcrmoneter iuiis 10 400 and 49,
degrees below zero. Having eX-
ptricnced some OF these storms, We
know " whereof We affirm when we
say the whole atmosphere, seems
ni.el with shriekipg, mercliess
demons, rid!ng Oh the tempest, aud
se..t;cr,os death on all sides. To
the immigrant from those bleak re
g.ons, no wonder our Puget Sound
| water il a perpetual delight All
OLD settler on The Nook sack, WAS
asked the other day, ny che who
ID spending has irst winter here,
usuca weather us We now have,
Was n.quent during The winter
here. O. b:ing answered in the
affirmative, he exclaimed With en>
thusiasn. Il val never leave u
country whose winters nre like
| ,his'. The land ia ll:s y * ok
valley is nearly all held by CLAIM
now. 1t isa pity that such largo
tracts c.n he held by inltviduals.
The land produces $, well that only
small p.uco ar i.ecc,suyt supply
Inc WANTS of tac ave. age fuIhiy.
| Eighty acres ui N0cksack valley
hand well tiled wonll make any
! ma, fich c,ougl,, aud the balance
! wUe.G fafui,- il,d., 90. many rap
py iaa,i..ts. People axe arc nil
nor".ul haryy. and industrious.
hand have abriIng faith in The 'coun,
try a.i 10. resources, Lynden
mo :es nlJng w.lh quiet seltrelyaht
dignity knowing we'll what her fuS
! turc must be @hcu her resources
are developed. A saw mill will be
erected as sopu as a.. steamer Gun
come M thc river with tte fsiachin-
eff. We .xish that ceagEcss were
more prompt With appropriations
fos -. h rec;!ed cn,crpr scs AZ the
clearing cut of Tho Nooksack aud
| SkAg,t rivers. There is no lack ct
Nntcr, il the distractions were re-
moved, bu: 40 long gus our merchants
nave 20 depend in, the Siwasb aud
sAavci iuse canovs iur trausporta>
ti,op, tic growth o. the country will
be s,d!y hindered. The settlers
nave toiici long aud well, clearing
81; iaus, aud dong; whstever lay
~ their power, buta snag boat 10
necdcd. Afrer years OF waiting,
Que is vt last completed, but il lies
aselcss, because there are no funds
10 run il. With cool indifference
cOugress turns from our entreAties
Tor admission AZ state, nor dcigns
u grant the most trivial privileges.
Glaud.
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Tur MAGAZINE Fox EvERY HOUSE,
uoI.D. II interests NIL reaii.fs aud
.:pUcArEs THE YOUNG. The hest aud
mist Distinguished HISTORICAL wRffEks
ii Amt RIGA contribute. 10 its pag.s,
mi is subscription list represents the
WEALTH and cUITtEn VI the entire con-
tiurnt. lis Illustrations are AL al historis
al Significance, and many rare and
valuable portraits are hire engraved for
the first Time.
The January number is one 81 the
rightcst dui lirst ever ss0ed. II Gun
rains aiming 0ih,r riches, tour curious'y
..i,,ract-,istic letters iron Wnshingt"'.'s
a,niy em,cspontleUce. never l~t"c pub
,s,..l. md which are exceedingly cn-
raining
Road Whit Tire press says OF Ibis maya
Zane.
..One of the most IN scrtsting hnd valuable
4 A urri,an pub lea ion,"- toronto Nail.
..it is recognized as omc Oi tie hest his
tpricai uh.ication- in this country, and il L.
- bc com, lmcntcd on It's eAcehen and
c congratulated ON It's suctess'-Brooklyn
Tines.
lit i. IN illustrated monthly which meter
M.l, to hold our attcn,ion."-Ne York In
trpef .de-'t.
Sold by nswsdeAcrs everywhere.
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a4r NTeErNsE

H0ETNW 81 !" l ~ No.
4[-,o TIES FEBRUARY 9, 1888.
II -----:--,-----------.----
E..i.. st"-iAJH.
NJ. I,e-.e Cagsie, Of F'd"iso
IT, ut..vct.ng trom typhoid
So, e., .!rarts: Z. L"oonH':
Aa,;, az.
4 fine pi.,s i.aye teen brought to
L., u ,.ri OF the Uecerti"a fass
4 and the pile driver viii soon
I nm, ~ work GA the new wharf.
4 an. manfred families Of Norwe"
fran NcW ZralanI val arr
.,a PUGET .oand III tn!e spring
- viii settle in " hatcom ana
dcaag.t counlrs.
] rhe bark Amelia, Capt. Newha'i
III Urrus Island, recently made INC
4 ..t,..; ;r,u On record, httw cen
8aono.u IL, Sandwich ls!"nds' ana
Puget sound.
Nr. Poor living on Simi.k Bay,
5n...i1o stand, IS very 10" with
3,u.-unpt.o,, cuntracle. about one
j,ear ago. Iney moved to the
3,,o,ni from nAns.a sx years
\ 1Ae disease IL tfcrod Aary
!, n,r family, several ct her tfoth>
;. AMI s!s.c.r having dieI i'ol"
bat cUinp.a.Lt,
tigh:cen toousahd Ieet OK lum' or
has. tern landed Oh tho Ahacortes
wharf by the steamer ldah' Tor Mt.
In t,rshaiu's new bouse on fidaiy"
l..ul. Inc iumter and DflcA
MR., tak,n down to Grahams Lands
pr Oh sap liarb"r, by the SEQ"
Iy,aaigo Crat, owned by Seisoli and
|Nooten.
rne E.erpr So o:fce /, unaer obs
|b,ations, 10 C,n.r>ssua Brents, Tor
,ouies of the Agrlcu turai Reports
|dl931, 1881, and iSS :, Fhe'e vat
usble utlicatIons, na nherlny over
/ a,ptses each OF important imfor-
m,,ion pertaining 10 the seenre OF
ssrlru!ture. ought to he in the hands
ofevvry progressive .arnsvf IN the
country g F..
The schooner HUSTLER, Capt Fry,
NJ East Sound, Orcas Island, laden
|G.h htv from th' 5tiiisi, bpnnd
| hr Seattle, struck hnttom on the
that's hc .en s3addlchag Island
lri the main land. sliiriHg the storm
e ;sunl4y, ant broke her rcn,rc
|Dnr,;. she earn" lot" Fidalgo bay,
mi by there tiii the storm sub
SIDED.
About az inch IF snow foil nj AM
,cor,c. un .-un lHy aal Monday.
saa a. gale from the tinrth prevailed
!. tie same tune, during which the
temperature riuget between 2U'abd
rs degrees. This il the coolest
w,ather we have had i!ns winter
1t thi, pace. II was mi co.'s enough
10 prevent the BIRDS ff"h singing
every murhirg.
Frank Secret, the Pntser OF the
slcan,er ftlIp, nui IA narrow ee-
rape from dfpwnlng, tih her last
fridays trip 10 Whatcom. He fell
werboard AMI woat down abou,
|tweaty feet be cath tho surface, bat
MAS rescued without farther harm,
than the involuntary ducking he
rwei vcd. lie prtmounces tue wa
,ss of Bo.Iinghan Bay rather chilly
toward the bottom.
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THE WET SHORE comes n ns this
mensh in Dew form. anil ~ nnhrsifn'ing.
" pronounce il the .qu,l If any fHasaziu.
in the w"rI'l in the heansy Of its appear
snes. The new engraved c"ver II with.
1dt - exceptions the handsonnsst We ever
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TsJ5 NE.iR.'kfSH MaP.

The NuNTHwEeT GNrrKrrtsE Mar OF
F! Ire Puget Sound 'Gto' '~ tAo oe' ~"
mnst authentic outline township map
tia, has ever been published OF the Puget
Sound basin. It shoas the waters OF
British COlun,hit IN connection with
.hoae rf Washington r"rlitors. together
with thc land adjaccut thereto, if"m tiir
Cascade range 81 mountains ~ the faIItir
cons., and from Ale Chshslis Valley neat
~, 4Tth parallel to the 52ts parallel in
Brit.h Colombia. This incl1tTs the
Tuca Straits, the Gulf of Genl@ia a1i IN"
entire Puget Sound region, with all the
channc.s. hays and harhora upon the
Salnd. Also Ill tbs strra'lS Inat h'w
into these waters. inclulns Ihc great
valle, 4 of the Chehnl;s. FuyailuP, Snoh"-
ni>a, Sknge, and Fraser Rivers "lf" int'r
tributaries, ami the valuable t'mner.
agricultural and mineral Lands within
Them. Also all the i,'ards at the Fnca
Archipelago including Canin", wildly
S.n Juan. Orcns, Lopez Sbawi, biak"'y,
Decatur, Fdaleo. Gu,mcs ah7 Cypress
Islands. Also the locations "t Olympia,
Tacoma, Seattle, Por, Townsrnd, h""'
c,r,cs, Whatcom. Per, Moody nn1 Veto
ria, with their respective deep w"tet hSr-
bors and the. approaches. the'cio; ho'h ny
land and soa, showing their COMP 'r"''Fc
fnr
transct ntinentsl railways (which "iI' soon
r-ach the Pacific tiiewn,cr on Puget
Sound. The approaches 80 the oo'i"d {"
the Northern Pacific. the Ctra.!inn l'srh
and the Cnio. Pacific Railways, with thu
snl.ud;,l b,rhurs uf Bei!ipghaNeBty, at
Whatc0m; Ship lIsrbcr, AZ An"c"f'cs'
Elliott Bay. u, Seattle, cnt C"mn't"re-
n,,ht Bay. NJ Tacoma, and 'hei' respect
i've channels leadin: ih-o tn" Fncn
Straits. Also the locations 0t TIA" Pnyhi'
lup. the Cedar River. the Skago'. TIE
; Wha,com AMI the Vancouver is!'"d c"ai
districts, and th, lnc"tion vt the v"ln"'le
| timber aud Agricultural! lands hoth sur
vrycd and unsurveye1, which are 'p'n
| tor presumption and homcstrati"g' N"
int, lliyrn, person, whe,arr living u" the
| Sound or in any Of the Sia''s. can Mt
ford to hc aiihoat the iomation when
this valuable map. rt'ords. Pa"l's"r" 10y
III. NoRrnwEsT ExTERPKIsE Co.. Pr'ct
81 by mail. Address
| NORTHWEST ESTERPHIsE C",
Anacortes. WASHINGTON Tsraiia'y