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Hall S ~: :s,ss. Hair Remover.

Tie advance Of time e heralded By
bleaehed. thin, and falling hair. By the
use Of Hairs Hair Remover, the hzir may
be restored 10 is original color, lustre. and
vitality. u. y. johnson, Fitchburg.
Mss, writes: MY hair was weak, thin.
and full Of dAndruH. Halls Hair Remover
has removed the dandruf. and caused
vigorous growth Of new hair Abe. II.
Smith, Portsmouth,. Va, writes: " Ny
hair bad nearly all fallen out, and that
which vas iefI WAS dry and dead. l used
one bottle Of Halls Hair
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HATS Hair Resewer restores gray Lair
TO It's original eoaor; makes the scalp
white and elezn; cures dzndruf and
humorx; prevents the hair FROM falling
out, and renders i son and brilliant. The
editor Of fhe ssoeean Foam.- Cape Afar,
writes: ave speak knowingly. when we
assert that Hairs Vegetable sieilian Hair
Renewer il the best Of its kind The
article Is an elegant and cleanly one, with
cut which we think no toilet complete"
Tbs. d. Jones, Middle Granyiiis, y. Y,
wrfses: " have used
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Notice Of Final PreoE.

Us. LAND oYsIox Al 0ErxriA. VT.
July 10. 1855.
~ Notice 70 hereby given that LBRRT ..
0OWDkN has aled notice % intention 10 make
finAl prusf bafors Nelson McCalluEa, Auditor
OF kitsap county. 81 kia eftiee. "a Port Madi-
son, W. r., on Thursday the 9Th day Of
August. A. D. 1855, on prs-en ption D. 9. No.
e8s9. for the Sc d Of ew Z Of section 3,
townahip % north. raags eAss
he names - Witnesses !: Henry q. Haie.
Petar 3. Jacobson. John W. Fisher and James
4. Boyd, al Of Port Madison, w. 7.
JOHN y. doWEY,
jyl6au20 Hegfstar 81 the Land Ofses
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Scarcely any doubt exists IN the MAIDS
ef scientific men about the appearance
Of choiera in this country another sea-
aon. The extent and virulenoe of the
disease will depend entirely upon the
sanitary condition of the country and
the physical condition of the people.
Persons in a perfectly healthy oondi-
ton have little 70 fear from It's APP
l'roach. Dr. Koch. OF Berlin. In his
fecent writings upon the. subject, says;
-sfUadee ordinary ciFgumstaneess the
baciili, introduced by the mouth, are
destroyed In the stomach, bat given a
arrangement of this organ due to er
rors OF diet or other causes, and the
bacillus 10 enabled 10 escape the action
Of the acid gastric juice, and TO reach
the alkaline intestinal fluid, where L
RolifsFates, sets mp irritation, diarrhoa
and all the typical symptoms of chdl
erals seixurc.h De HHven's Dyspepsis
Cure ID a remedy that supplies the acid
that IL wanting 10 fhe digestive juices
of Il daranRed stomach. Hampls bottle,
tres 90 A. B. SrKwkBrss Drug Store.
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The sick and affiscted shonlA noe fail % eAN .
him The Doctor has visited the hsaFlsl 4
information which he Is compeke1t . ImPan
70 those In need OF his services, Dn. &IE80A
win make 20 charge unless be efscss safA
Persons cured at home. Gall Or w111< Al
communication strictly eoahdsniiaf. 3srt
ten dollars for q packAge o. mediclnA A.
dress DIR. J. r. GIBB0N. Box las1, 0Aa ffan.
cisco, CRi. Mention Po9z-lxExI1xoxrcEk
anfRAw
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FOR rae uPPeR skAcIr.

stsnr Glide c. W. Cove. hsstes
r RAVES NESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling at Stan
wood. ut4alAdy, Mos Leading, Skagii
City. Mount Fefnen. Starring and all In
teksneiiafa poiAfs eaove. For freight or
passage apply on board or 10 GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf. apf
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE



Ma. lss
xsarny sirs., Aa1
Eranciscs, kAA
lished IN lS&. be
the freshness q
Sexual and 4uzzlna
Disease such a
6osokzRAL,a1xzE
, sTKlcTrEl. GxxEa.
LIs 10 al IA farnlA
|, ezMrxAL HRkxxHsl
ssnd TMPersxef
! Loss Of insaheed
, uafmMnar tay eMeet
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Are agents for Needham's Red Cleyez
preparations, positive cure for cancer,
sails rheuna, pslss. erysipilas, and all
kAood and skim dieaases- my3
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
i terms at Seattle.
No. r2i9- Thomas L. Flanagan, plain
tiff, w. Louisa Kennedy Taylor and Mary
La Res nolds, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
issued out OF the above entitled Court in
the above entitled action. dated tho I'D
day OF July, 1885, and 10 me directed and
delivered, have duly levied upon thu
property described in said efder Of sale,
and as follows, towit:
The east one half lE ~ Of lot three 90,
In block five t5a Of Mar nsrd's plat Of the
town tnow city of seattle, same to be
sold subject to the mortxage OF MAY l..
Reynolds above named defendant.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the'22d day Of August,
lssS.
At II o'clock @. m. Of said day, in front OF
the Court House door, In the city Of Seat
lie, King county, Washington Territory,
/ will In obedience to said order of sale,
sell the above described property. or 90
much thereof as may be necessary TO sat
isfy the Judgment In said action, with In
tereet thereon md costs. 81 public auction,
10 the highest bidder for rash.
Dated at Seattle, July sd, 1855.
J. II. MCGsSAW,
iy9 sheriff q King county, W. 7.
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-. s.-- Ahpot0ncy, sHltink
Weakness. Failing Memory Wal -.
stunsed Development, lmpNiimsnts 1. ~.
rfa9e, etc, from excuses or vonsh1si s.ils.s
cured. tfsT
Young, middle-aeed ana ala M, a. A,
Who need medical 81 IN ana rxn~ris.s.' -
suit the old European Physiclsn n c-ss n.
opinion costs nothing and nav - sn,n..
misery and shame. When ineonv.,,s.ss =
viait the city fer treatment maaieinss sss -
sent everywhere BY express free fruu, -.
yation: IL q self-evideut that ph,sisaan
who gives his whole attentasn % clsss A A..
Gases atiains great skill. and physsSians
tnrosgnoat me country, knawias ihik ffe
queauy recommend dinicult ossss 10 IA "a.
ess Specialist, by whom EVER knssn -
remedy is used. TIE Docsurf - "A srssr,.
lance. -
Send for the sanitaxsss auias % EsSl,h
sent free. Also. Salt Analyst.
DR.. LAebig's wosDgRxpL. nKnnAR nNzauaa.
Toa permanently prevents Al unnatnfA loues
from the system, tones the nerves nfvaesA.
ems the muscles, checks the wsms, insaruFs,e.
the whole system, and rsssoraa he sfiisisd =
health and happiness.
The reason 50 many caunot Res srrvd Of
Seminal Weakness, less o. Mankosd, sse., 4
owing 10 complication cslied PrualttnAsa
with HyperaethesiR which rcqWhes psunlaF
treatment DR.. Lishig's Inviforxsor Il a.
only positive care for prostatoFFhsa, with pe
euiisr special treatment, used at shs Lishis
DispehsAry.
Price Of Invisoratcr. @. oass e an boz
tics, Sl0 Sent to any Aadssas, covered -
curely from observAiiunL To prove laa woa,
Aerful N<0war Of aha Iuwfnorafor \ Ae MAJ.
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aHAcIKMRrA0E.s . ! LASTING ana
/ fFa@Ftkns perfume. Price g and 30
eeisss. sold ~ A. D. Stewart.
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o. O. LAND oEszoE AT oIx,xr1A. w.t.
Jaly 2, ISIS.
81 Notice IL hereby given that JOHN
BOYLE has GIed nesine Of inteneion to
on Friday, tbs 2lst day o. August, A. D.
1855. On Prescription ID. :. No. s6a, for the
y n OF SW y. sW 4 Of Nj N. and sE \ of
NV n ef section a. township - noTth, range
easa. 5ss
he names a. witnesses walter Mcleod,
al IL Par4y, Pierce county, W. r.
+ JOHN Y. G0WEY,.
tySsnfs Raxist<x Of TIE Land Gf7aee
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Notice Of Final Proof.


Us. LAID OFFzcz Al ozrxrra, ". r.,
July Is, isss
Nctlcs Z hereby gfvs1 Khss JAMES u. Nc.
chlALOCk hes aisd netiee uf fntsnsi0n 70
snAse final psnsf before the Register and Rs.
oetvsrs e tAsir oeEoe. IN Olympia. ". r., On
edaeAdE, - "a dxy Of Seylxmber. A. ID.
1sea. o. HomestAAd sppsieAsfcn No. 5s<e, fox
he lot !. aa4 NV Z % sN 4 II ssc<son {,
sna = y ef sB 4 % seczi1n :. sswn1kip a
uextk, range ezsz.
eoisAon D. shsrnan, R6wsn Ersy and RshzrS
D DA sarth, al e Teshos JsEand. W. T.
10HM r. 6oWKY,
ixfszT 1ezfster q kAa L6na oztes
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Oh IL
Third Judicial district 81 a. ftrnieu
OF Washington, holding terms ~ 800
In King oonnty, for tbs eeantiss y A''s
N Ha s assleH.rr,son ClesAlsr l.zd {eas
Browning, executor Of the VII e y. 80 80
q. Piexce decreased. p AinfiR
S CSgmi aiin ned IN ne Cosnsg ., EIas
In the Office OF the Clerk q sa'a
Court. - a.~.srsa.
Tns UsrrxD srarss or Assa,ea SGD sAs
To Charles Doty. defsAdHnt- =, m A
Yea are hereby required q ~ i. ssege
action brought AgalnHs yca V 49, n ths
Third Judicial district Of the Itfi
Washington, holding ternnsst ~ +. ~ -
sseattla. IN the county Of KING. ~ -. .s.<,ss
lies Of King and kitsaps &no 1. -
the conplaiut fled thGrrln MA214 -
davs from the dala 81 the Art pilta -
IN tIlIs eMrnmonA sr judgment w 49, z
will be taken against you
the prayer OF the complaint ....rn
The said action ~ bRoHKht " 49,
the sum Of en0 with fnacz ~, "a -
fr1m the ID dsy 81 Deeempsf s s.,ts -
and One-half per cent per 4 ,,s,rrs,nis
COSTS and attorneys ~ Ap u ~ dslsrd
GuFt AUtc kI8ln &&A0 Atst& - ~ fNar.xn O.
ant. Charles Doty. 10 Henry " I \. 49,
the "a day % December. HkA 80 Y 80 4
close 4 m0rtgaSs given % assa - -
december, f8s4 hT deinnaaAt
Wituess de Hon. Roger qrssns ~
.[---,, 81 the said Disfr1e5 49, 49, -
srAt. the seal Thereof tha
49, al June. A. y. lee& go
s JAMES bkA4E
BY JAMEz r. LrpEcw. DeR11 s.sies
81. "A. HarSson. attorney f9E -
Date Of nrst qualification. June = -
Netice Of FINAL PfOeL
sLazp ovBscz AZ oLzz.iA "
s~NOs,ea b hereby nvsn - 49, >
FOURNIKR has hIsd nefies &C.,.
mahs slosI proaf hsfore kelseh ssSss6n.
rsn,..s Auaitor. 81 his ef1es - 80 -.
" n ar Thufs6ay. To "a asy 2, ~ es.S ~
4 X issss. % Prs-smpsicu 2. y 80 y 80
~ q 1: AZ aw 4. sw 4 81 NV 49,
"a ssd - 4 e Ne 4 II sestaas ~
n narfll. rags esd. -. nxsu3
70 nsrnes - w4tDesaesf y 9rX4.
p.srr RsSndf Jessph star and KF@S
-, - n ~ M MNffsan, ". y ~~uvx
~, - :. y0HM y. 90E.
,vassrxr rs.esssas - -
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ID. TX. HOWARD, Sole Owner,

DIX. HOWARD, Sole Owner.
VIII, from date, carry the United States
mail on Hoods Canal, making semi-
weekly trips TO Seattle. Leaving Sea-
beck every Monday and Friday morning
viii touch at Port 3ambls for passengers
or freight arKifing at 8 atEie in the
afterneons sEetnfning win jeeve Yesler's
wharf at "a o'clock every Tuesday and
Saturday morning. taking the mail at
Port Gamble fer s abeck and Union City.
The Josephine viii stop at Idllewaup Falls
or any other place of pleasure or business
at the demand OF any passenger.
Persons visiting Hoods Canal viii ind
the best Of attention. with good table and
rooms. at ID. K. Howard's Hotel, In Sea
beck. z A f.-.
The steamer Josephine WIN leave Ssa
beck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday, 70 take passengers and freight
and receive orders for any point on Hoods
Canal. leo
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Halls Hair Remover.

Remover about ten years, with satisfactory
results.g E. G. Perkins, Oberiin- Ohio,
writes: $ consider Halls Hair Renewer
the best hair preserver in use have
used IL for the past twenty years, and my
hair Is in as vigorous and healthy eondi-
ton as v hen i was 80 years OF age. Not
a sign Of gray hair TO be seen anywhere
Dwight L. Chamberlain. Oakland, CalifoT-
MA, writes: - Ny hair, which was nearly
white, has been restored TO is original
color and luxurianee by the use of Halls
Hair Remover"
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Ora Eraxisr,sa nm rsaa ana Lnng
II A#N 8nEBawa
II tbs greatest Eemady 10 thB word fer
UotiRhs, Colds. Sore fhroat. InIiuenxa.
Quincy, Laryngitis, Group. Hoarseness,
Rrsnchitis. Asthma, Catarrh and whoop
ing OoRah. and all diseases of the throat
and ianess IL performs wonders In no
lieying Consumption. ID strengthens
The lungs and instantly allays ell irrita
tioia az aha throat 4
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Ck.xvKE.AHp. Ohio.

iDr. FruEisr-Dear Sir: | was tron-
blsd for about three months during tbs
last snnim,r and fall with bronchitis
and bad cough. Altar trying ssvezal
reraedie8 without finding any relief.
used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found immediate relisf. On retiring n
NIGHT II gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using tbs madeleine three weeks !
found myself cured. REV. E. NyTE.
DIR. Ffmzies's Threat and Lang Bal.
Sam ailays ell irritation Of tho threat,
psiaetxAtes and heals the lungs and a.
sists nature BY expestoration 10 threw
~ thu corruption. Sold BY aruggista
everywhere a u cents q bottie. PRAISES
Mskiiuine 90. praprsetnss. Clevsland, u
Sold By A. ID. Stewart Seatiie. s
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Execafsr's Eesice 20
Cred aters,

NoEloR rs HEREBY GIVEN BY
via Il Henry s. Afkias. aecaAsad. d fhe
cre4isefs 81 and Al Hersens having ezAi5na
MRAinst the sid decenSeds ans&f1s H. ex.
nie1f thsaa. with the necessary wnunhers.
within one yeAR sfsaT this nofzra. Is H.
naia execasarA or esthnr q tAem. aftkeis
Rlsee III rssadsnce N the city e. senfsie.
barred NARY 4. ATKINS
NORMAN pKNFTK1D
kxesnsos q the estAte of Henry A. At
kfnA aeceased,
!. DAae a ana passieasiaa. yalya ySx
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Jaax O. Saxsuxm. lCmxs. y. Jkxsuxn.
Notary Pnolie ssarveyor.

aNOs u SAKsHNhH g MN
WIN inanss stttlarS ON shs pahaie lands
OF The United States die all classes of
sntrisss and exsease Land 0f2se tlapers
a. eur otiiee ~ FAlls City.
in,0no acres Of vacant Gcvsrnment
lailAs.
sfia,har and farming ands opsn 10
aeilileaasnt and purchase. ~
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a ia DIRECT ROUTE TO
Whatcom. Through by day
light Steamer W. r. Munroe leaves at
7 o'clock g. N. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
touching ~ Utsalady, Laconner and Sam
ish. Leave Whatcan for Fefndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whstcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays at a. N.
For freight or pAssage apply en- board
or to GEO. FOSTER, on Yesler's wharf.
CURTIS BR0WNFIELD,
APIS Master.
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and now rejoice in the possession of hair
As abundant as ever E. J. Adams, St
Paul, MIMI, writes: "A diseased scalp
caused my hair TO fall out, and, after
using q number Of preparations without
avail, finally tried Halls Hair Remover.
which caused ayigorous new growth. l
am still using it, and could ask for no
better results" Mrs. r. Fl. Corning,
Battle Greek. Mieh., writes: by the use
Of Halls Hair Remover, my bead, which
was quite bald, has been covered with 9
fine growth of young hair"
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c. &P. S. R. R.
TIME TABLE.
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the u. Q. Mail.

CAPTAIN 8. JACKSON,
NTuaL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening. at . o'clock. for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip. Coupeytlle
Oak Harbor. Utsaiady, Laconner, Fidalgo
Anacortea. Guemes, SamisA. Fairhayen
Hallingham and Sahome.
Returning. win leave Whatcom every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday even
ings, af . o'clock, for Seattle, calling
intermediate points on the way.
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THE 60
DR.. LIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPENsAkY.
600 Geary street. san Frsn.
cisco, Gal.

Conducted by qualified Ply.
Sicians and suEgeons-regular
graduates. 4
"The oz.pksr sPnc1ALxxrx'
IA the Omitted States, who's
LIFELONG kxPERrkscK, per.
feet method aud pure meai.
cine, insure afEEpE and Pxa.
MAxxSr CURES Of al Privaie
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Ahsctions Of the BLOOD, axrx.
kIDscxs, BLADDER, ERuPrIoEs
ULcxRs, OLD SoREs. swKrLrse
OF TEE GLANDS. SoRR MoUrR
THRnAT Roun pAr,va vD.~-
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THE STRANGER
CITY OF QUINCY

SAE AAkt p
Willleave Seattle fer Skagit river aud way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, 70
turning Tuesdays and Efiahys.
For freight and passage apply at Con
panyis office, on Yealer's wharf. or On board
the beats at the same wharf.
mrsi-tf GEO. 3. JACOBS, Sec'y.
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ErC.
STEAMER q RAnROADTRAVKL

For wholesale by B. STEWART street.
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llL Distances I ~ measure, ..
Nv. Map Of sohoel room, gard. iosr.
nor haua, village, tasnship. land later }
epuuty. osate, Elnitud Stairs, uunstn4nss.
v. eurfaoa. Drainage And sdii.
VI. Climate eject npon life.
VIE fru6neti&nlk I. Mineral. q.
Vegetable 3. ikninial.
q VIII Uommsree snd tfavNl.
N. reopisA Social and Political Or
I. Rsrsh ID il whole. I. Fosu, size.
eiscfea. poles. sic. .. Grand divisions.
3, HahdlvisiolaA & Climate. dAy and
night, saasonA Eanss. Temperature. o.
fssaacssooa & oannssee !, Great
xL Each esatinsns, i. uaslasa. 4
NAkpFsl feAtisnts. 3 nrAinAee slsva-
sionA 4 uimAse. s Lifs. 9, Oosa-
XII. uais.d STATES. /. oalsaa. =.
aszssl feAasFss. y Climate. = Pro-
XIII. ssAss o. Teuisory. I. Year
own q detail. ? CshsFs Iess falay.
XIV. Canada Mexseo. West tnsfies.
~. ss s;os :s ssss z s .s .s' s 2,
- 0&t71A4Nt ft410 l*fAH%xf8l we s8A1 HEt4tt
opening M hefase sEAeh. rh@ ed tNsh.
toEseA aesEsaRliicai sossg 10 ahasiEks 10
be H0ed klah vith lttfls cfsilareR
d. Mo4xNh aheisfEed that 6hiiaFaa
should Be re0sassd DO psint toward tAs
places named IN GeexraphE. lf tGis
we're alvaya done she iaaa % ledAiiaG
wuaia Always lsa deAnstes Aeeampan,
this spoantinsF With stating tie dis
eAnea away.
DR.. Morgan toolt an the eas,ieet a
aMan.s
The trae assiAes u he who staaies IN,
ainds eeeaass u b largely ahe ulind ~,
tFatn. eeatifN n mind ia feaaasnn d
toe body aiad sesh. Following h Al
easlise os sAe leelnses
AAn--L. SSH / Inaeals,a. 9, Per.
cepzIsA : Msmaty. 3 Enia&inatian
4 TktnkinS
II. ssnsikfiity. /. ApvesiAa. l. Air
= Exars1ae 81 Saeep. 1. Feed, s
DrsAk zee.
IL !. pssEra 1. IAfs. Z stseissy.
= Appeataassn. Z. Pfeyssts. s. FessF
4 kasase6Rt. :. FnsnsA
IL 4. Answfiona. 4 SslE 3. Ain
as&4 !. Coitnify, I. RAeA, d Neae.
fssssss. 9. psifossaaAte I. AnlsaAas
q Cod.
!. i kEa1tilum. 1. Tue nssasl ful.
y niakainas. Is ksn1iefems. 4. 8alixsonM.
Il T. Rsa4tmks. q Ca<.snS,xses..
nv. Nffi.
4 Hoey.
ms sallips vas sassfally analysed
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Number pfunpi, zoe. Affer same
general dissnltsion upon the prepFisly q
pspiis nsing isfl hand I'm pennAnship,
u which ths Affirmative iSIea prevailed,
the subject Ne priesary geography waa
tAken 40 By pnd. Edson, wha said.
EespkseEs TOO lzensraiiy persist In fol.
iouthk text lsopkB 10 The exaiuaion 0f
other verk. Put books aside. Mako
cu<ljne o. wi,glE and FELLOW a. This
outline shonld eovHr two pears labor,
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The sun., 1885-02-22
The regular circulation of THE SUN for the
reek ending Feb. 81, 1885, ,pds:
The Dollars and the Offices.

For the past three or four years of Repub-
lican rule, the annual expenditures of the
Government have exceeded the needs OF
honest and economical administration by
from fifty to seventy-ilve million dol
lars. Every Democratic success that has
been gained, has been protest on the
part OF the people against Republican ex-
trlvagance and dishonesty. That is the
whole story. That is the solo reason why
Democratic President Is to be inaugurated
two weeks hence.
Yet there are we!l-meaning Democrats
whose sense OF proportion has been so be-
numbed by a crank theory that they would
probably rather see the annual appropria-
tions doubled than have ten clerks or mail
carriers appointed without n preliminary ex-
animation in geography and grammar.
1t is the independent voters who turn the
Scale one way or tho other in elections; and
they will finally judge tho success or failure
OF the party now coming into power not ac-
cording to the way in which it disposes
OF the offices, but according to the way in
which 1t disposes OF the peoples money.
The sun., 1885-02-22
Atheneum Debating Society, which held its

Atheneum Debating Society. which held It's
meetings in Clinton Hall, whose walls often
resouIded with the eloquence OF the orators
and with tho applause which che interested
audience gave to the bold contestants.
AS to the subjects OF debate, they may be
both literary and political. But care should
always be taken to make the theme Of dis
cussion ono which will necc ssitate studious
preparation on the part Of the dcbaters.
There are pretty sure to be in every such So
cicty fro,hy young fellows with no end OF
assurance, who are fond OF making show
Of their glbness. but are too lazy to inform
themselves as to what they assume to talk
about Such vain spouters are soon shut up
ifthc subjects for discussion selected require
laborious preparation in the way of reading
and searching after authorities.
II political questions are raised let them
be those larger questions which do not stir
partisan animosities, for these will soon
break up any debating society. Tho first OBJ
ject is to learn to think and talk clearly and
simply on your feet; and secondly, you want
to get yourself into the habit of acquiring
exact Information about the subjects you
discuss. Those ends can be served whatever
the theme, so long as 1t requires study OF
facts and comprehension OF their meaning.