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Havo given Tongalino a thorough
trial In seven csses " neuralgia. So.
cured relief IN from ono to four hours.
W. A. JOHNSON, NJ. d.,
Raleigh, Indiana.
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For the new styles or iewelry-
watches, diamond goods, bridal pres.
ents, ETC., no to knepily & Sons.
Their new goods are very attractive.
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Orr has just purchased 400 bnggles
from tho celebrated firm OF Stchlor u
Co., with which no will down all com.
petition on prices and styles.
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Ladies'. Your Attention.

l have added large sllk depart
meni, In black and colored sllkp, In
Rhsdemes, Tflcotin.s, Rhsd zimior
Lyons ana other qualities. All 1 ask
como SEQ tho eilks and price them.
II. BAuMAN,
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Drop In aud examine orr's buggie..
He pays hts salesman aud 10 IL no
trouble FOR him to show goods and 10
price them. No. 40 Main street.
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Neufschadel cheese,
Fine buck cheese,
Switzer cheese,
Fuli cream cheese, Just received.
ED. =, ALsroS,
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DR.. Hammer, the drunkard's friend,
will DO at tho 50. James hotel for Tow
weeks. Call and be cured.
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New cranheriies,
New buoRwksni Hour,
New sugar-housp mol is.ss, Just 70.
ceivod. En- s. AfsToN.
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The Fisher pianos. win A. watlsiu
d CO., HERALD building.
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Go to Musllsr's, pIa Elm street. for
preserves, jellies, etc.
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Sale Of School Lands.

by order of the commissioners court. q,
Wilharser county, Texas, made and passed
ON The 18th day OF September, A, D., 1856,
! VIII receive bids for the purchase OF the
lands, situated In Hockey county, Texas,
numbers OF said leagues being 8. e,7,S
NO bids. for less than $3.50 pcr acre, or, %
years time, with interest at per cent,
per annum, Interest. payable annually, In
advance will be considered,
Any land agent who will consumate a
sale OF this land, az the price md on the
terms above stated. on or before the oath
per cont, on tho amount Of SAFE, when the
ntst years Interest 1. paid, and the deed,
with vendors lien, II made. Any land
viii DO required 70 pay for this adysrti is.
menl "A the Fort Worth Daily QpHejte,
tns DelIes Drlly Herald and ne Weekly
Sssss2'Ss Sssss;i S||Rss ..AASs.s ass..,.
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The above certificate is but one Instance
OF thousands in our possession, showing
sufferers who have been relieved OF every
torm Of Blood ard Skin Diseases, Female
Complaints Dyspepsia, syphilis, Mercurlal
Rheumatism, Blood Poison and Malaria.
For full Information our free pamphlat
on Blood and skin Diseases viii he fur
niSngd on ami nntinn To the
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MACoI MEDICINE CO., Maeon, Ga.
Sold in powdered form, easy to prepare at
home, with or without spirits; small size,
% cents; large size, 81; mailed 10 any al
dress on receipt Of price. Liquid form,
small size, 81 large Size, sl.I5.
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r.. S.. 4.
This Ia tho Only Chartered Lottery o. w
State. .s,,rY
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY cvNPn

Incorporated IN 1858 for - year. syXsN
Legislature for educational aud c ans nsl-v
purposes--with capital OF tissSs, ~
which reserve fund OF over so'V'V"
since been added. ,,caa N
BY an overwhelming popuini!. ,,wsSsenl
State Constitution adopted DeecmosfAS
u. 1870. ..,rv m vlA
A FORTUNE. ,..-,rss ~
tako place monthly. IL never M,
postpones. Look NJ tho folloVins
button. .ssls
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Afiss Mary Shelton expects 90 take
charge OF school in Mason county,
and has gone 10 her home there Cor tina,
purpose.
Scarlet fever, measles. numps and one
or i've other ehildren's diseases are ir
town. bus thus far not many cAses have
aprsafed and all OF them have been
light.
Messiarnes Ludlow and Jones, Of Sc
attle are conducting religious services In
the Baptist Church of Olympia this
seek, every afferBoon ri 3 o'clock and
evening al 5;H0 o'clock.
The attorneys Of Olympia have form
ed bar association. which h intended
30 protect the better class OF that FRO
fessi0n, a. wall a. the pahlie at largo,
from the sharp and dishonest practices
Of the shysters and disrepatabls indi-
vidlials who are constant repFoach 10
that honorable profession.
DIR. tlssrander thinks his patients can
get along wiihout him for q couple Of
moEIthsL This occasions the ihaaght
whetheF u v0ula no. be bsttes fer the
town II all the physicians Of the place
woald teysiop an intense hAnkefing for
Office and stilrt for Washington. Il IL
feared that, like ali chronic office seek
ers. 10 voala be hard for them 20 get
into basiRess 40 their Feturn.
The City Council has instructed
Messrs. Geo O. Israel and John p. Jud
son 10 make up the necessary papers for
an appeal af the Hutchinson ease 20 the
Supireme Court. II is alleged that facts
have come 70 light that we're not brought
out ,sn the trial that will help the city q
case, and the determination h TO carry
the Oass through the suprems Court and
bach into the Disariei Court. II the high
or esIurt 90 orders. .--Coars<r.
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To all whom itmay Concern

OFBIcK or rHR COLUMBIA AND Puakrl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
6kAITLk W. T.. July 81. 1883
WHKREAs, BY DEED BEARING
w dsfe August 10. isz4 sxecuted In pur.
suance Of an ordinance approved Auxusi
Is. le7A the city Of seattle conveyed 70 the
seattle and Wslla Walla Rsilroad and
Transportation Company. ell the tide
lands south Of King street. I'm ssid city Of
Seattle. In. along. around aud ahc1tE Elliot
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme low
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly Of
the TerrttcrJ of Washington, By an Act
approved November q ie7a raflfed and
confirmed MD grant and ndcoaveyanceupon
certain conditicne. which have bean fully
performed hy aaid Company; and
Whereaa Bald Act q The Legislative
said seaftie and walls Wslls RAilroed
and Transportation Company. h fee sim
Wsassas TAs Unissd States has seouI.
ssced In sssid grant and conveyancs; andi
WhereaA The said Seattle and Walla
WAlla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed al Of
said Ande 70 the Columbia aild Puee
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore. he sAld Columbia and
PUGET Sound Rztlreed Company hereby
gives notice that it claims the excl1sive
right 70 occupy said lands and 70 ereci
wharves and other structures thereon.
and that AL persons are hsreby notified %
re<rAin from eeeapying er sntaring upon
w wrsssias L q ssiS coisGhis sSd PSsei ! )
ooLuSaRIS ooLuS { P6akT soUNDRR r. co
sps " " 1ssisi.a. supsrinssndsn.
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CONGRESSIONAL



MAszu5Tos, March 5.-The pobii,
galleries Of the Senate we're asain toda,
crowded 10 their atmos. lirnifs ard lons
oefore noou u crowd had aathsred
about every doorkeeper. seekinr In vain
Tor admission. The Senate clock, which
Captain Bsssst st back with his caue
Ten minutes yesterday. bad recovered
the lost time.
Promptly At Il the Vice President en-.
tered from the door on the lefs of the
President's desk. accompanied BY Rev
Df. Butler, pastor Of the L1thersn
Memorial Church. of this city. The
galleries applarded Hendricks which
manifestation It's recipient abruptly
terminated with the eaVeI. The Sena-
tors arose &C this snmmons. and DIR.
Butler onsred q prayer. Upon its oon-
ciuzaon the Vice President took the
chair and was s9ain greeted with plan
dts By the occupants Of the galleries
de sailed she Senate to order and IN a
voice only accible TO the clerks called
for the reading of the Journal.
The Journal having bsen read, ALI.
son, Beck and voorhees,, the committee
yesterday appointed to vaif on the
President OF the United States and lu-
form hin that a qaornm Of the Senate
vas present and ready 10 reosfve any
sommuniostiOn be might dee@ it advis-
able % make. reported that they had
performed their duty and ths President
bad responded that he voald eommuni-
cats vifh the Senate forthwith. In less
than Q minute there gas announced q
message from the President Of the Unit
ed st&tes.
sherman at Onos moved that the Sen
ate proceed TO the consideration Of ex.
ecutive business. The motion was
1nanimously agreed 10 and ths Senate
went into executive session. and when
the doors reopened adjourned ustil TO-
"a morrow.
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r.
on "S1nesoay, while near Port Gam
sse, TIE Geo. ( Starr broke her cross-
Issad. ana could nat .rocaA,a an h., -
ne4 Tn. s,a.h,.I ...s- 80 ~
e'9aO'es pS'f1aosfs OF her una
oehiieIy we're At once taken out aud re-
paired in the machine shopa a. Pr,
lSsraR,le. The Iaaho =, - -
-. s7us o"~n 70
'"nAe We sf'p N the stars place. zith
orders To 30 from yictoaria "a y.x
hesfrninster. After being repaired ,hs
sh.iT went back 70 Por. fovnsend
where shs turned round and came haek'
arriving hsre an hour late.
The contract price Of the reuair. ON
the wildwood sas Sl6O. These rsuair.
are about completed, and abe viii start
10 her opposition TO the Aerwin aOsin
on Monday
when Captain Ballard chartered the
steamer Gsrvin 10 run on the OIymnia
route IN place orthe ZEPHYR. be iid not
suppose il would be necessary ia run
the kitchen Department, a. the ho.t
would leave after brrkfast hour. and =
at her destination before the eIoae ~
tlae lurch hour, bni experisnoe has
atuRht him differently. aud an eatlno
department. has been established on
board the Merwin.
Tne WaishInaton arrived yestsrday sf.
taFDOon with 9 good list Of uassNnoers
aud si1 hundred saaks Of r,otatoes- he-
sides Considerable miscelIaneoua freisbt.
Ths steamer James AeSAurht, which
hks been living 90 in Hoos's canal Tor
the winter, will soon go into servics
again. She arrived here a day ar a.
ago, having oome for foor or ave tons n
annaiiy goods for the Skokomish In.
dian Agesoy. on she eanal-
The Biz n andsraoino A mos, thor.
otiQh oyerhaulino, ker machinery kay-
ing been almost entirely taken oot of
her 20 be fixsd M, Many of har Old
bFasses are being rgulaeed nv new
cues, and much Of her ooupsr work il
also being rsnlnoeI- Her hottou h
receiving the uecessarv attention. ana
Il IN axreoted when she comes "a ths
Ways she will be in shao. 10 40 SEVERAL
years work without Oetautiou-
Ths steamer Politkofskv has ,ampo-
ratily been Converted INTO = Inmhsr ~
sel. Ststaon A Peat are srs,aosa in eli
ing a larpe contract far ioorinr vhi.h
they are cutting Tor the Porr RlsIs-
ly Mill Comuanv ana tha P.lIy
IL being uss,d M trsn.fsrr,n, .h;. tn.
Der from Seattle 10 Biakslv
The North Paeifie earried ias Das..n.
Qers from this si,y for daw, Sonna
ports, en- Thursdsv mornino P,o-n
fhis n woola .,s.@., ar. I.-s -
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saEH slEsa ~.

~
sss fszslxrzaaaasscsa:
= - 20 she eelatleuien named, -
ts1 polaiioi party 20 vhsce shey
ts4t Ne tt,ltIwtnl, teIe0Fan ne
s@,c nas tela snegning from Ar.
- JadRe Harris and Judge Knhn.
= g pahhEhea IN enatradistisn of
eas rnnars In circulation. and
asscs ailnsselns Of certain of tl.e
- g ~ least ane soErsspondent
lzAlzeras. & O.. March 4, IS.
ss1ss 9e trsNele.s Co pAsses az
os raiisuad arr false.
- nErcAlxis HAKxls, krnN."
- = I'D II shs OPPORTUNITY tc eu..
49, Ngnrs. anil ] have no dsaea
- have done shese eentlemsu 8
wi hasten 10 corSscl il
ga Y. d nRWoEsx.
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TELEGRAPnIC.
The score Of the skases..

The score Of she skaaers.
NKw Yokx. March 5.--At noon Dono-
van bad scored 702 miles on the six-
days roller skating race.
Csnditasn Of Geserai Graaa.
DIR. Douglass said last night that
General Grant has had red letter day
for him. de has eaten heartily, has
been out riding, and seemed considers-
bly, improved. Ths condition OF his
throat II no better. and the progress Of
the disease has nos been checked.
A wife Rsissner Hung.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Dr. Albert
q. Gorsen was hanged at the county
prison this morning for poisoning hia
wife nearly i've years ago.
Cieveiana CeansyI
LITTLE Rock, March 5.--The Senats
bill changing the name 81 Dorsey ooun
ty 70 Cleveland county, passed the
House today. and awaits the Governors
signature.
Per senator.
senator Gariand's selectiou for At
tornsy General brinRs into the field as
avowed candidates before the Legisla-
ture for the vacancy: Ex-Gev. Berry,
Congressman Dunn, Gen. Robert 6.
Newton. VIM. Fishback and Mai. J. j.
Horner.
An fEeasraFy Member.
HKw YoRx. March 5.-Ex. President
Arthur was today elected an honorary
member Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
The sssek Liss.
NEw YoHx. March 5.-United states s's,
l0lAi &5fA lily; IS, 122ls; Pacific Sc
LIS. American Express 81, Canada Pa
clio 8a, Canada Southern 30sk, Cen
tra Pacifie san. BuriinR.oB 1904 Lack
avanna 102sz. Denver a kio Grande 8,
Erie lS5I, Hannibal A St. Joe IS. Kan.
sas l. Texas l7Jk, Lake Shore ga. Louis
vile q Nashville 81 Michigan Central
%. Northern Pacafic Is, Northern
pncifie preferred i2% Northwestern
8%, New York Central 50, Oregon
Railway and NaviQation &C, Oregon
Transeontinental l3A, Oregon Improve
ment ~, Paeife Mail SEA, Panama s.,
Rock Island ll2&, sc. Paul 72,<, Texas
Pacific l25S. Union Pacific 4SiS, United
States Express 50. Wells Fargo los.
Western Union 50, Petroleum hrin at
s9SS
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SEATTLE. W. t. MORNING. MARCH g. 1885
0.-C.

At the age Of forty or fOrsy-6vs, the
crystalline lens Of the eye has Hatssnsd
20 saeh an extent, By the layers Of the
leos eondensl1R, thai instead Of being
sose TO read fne print az 3 distance OF
twelve inehes, ss formerly, the book has
70 be bssd at greater distance. What
10 wanted il an artificial lens Just thick
eno1eh % NIL up for she deficiency Of
the tens Of the eye.
Instead Of sslecsina giasses for your
seaf, ~ Il usually done, call on FRAxx
kIzBAIL lOf EimbaIi 4 SON Who is a
practical opsician and thoruuRhly
understands the eye, and have him sd-
Just pair Of THAR celebrated Scotch
Pebble glasses, and don't ruiz your eyes
With window glass spectseles. We also
make all kinds Of eonpound. cylinari-
cal. prismstie and complicsted lenses
On cur premises Glasses ground to
ordar on prescription Of any ooalist.
Frys's Opera House. iasdv
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RORKIGN.


h9r bNo en- Nfsta.
PAEIs, March 6.--Ths Chamber Of
Deputies this evening. by vote Of 264
20 $50. finally passed the bill raising the
duty on cereals.
The Freach fiees
SaAsaaAI, March A.--Admiral Coa.-
bets squadron arrived OF Gatzloff To-
day He will dispatch cruisers FROM
this psint 10 esptare vessels carrying
rice.
ssppiemeaiary oeacsai Essimase.
Lospox, March k-Ths supplemen.
tary Official estimste provides for an in
crease OF 400 men In the military ser
vice.
Thfaks isi@ . Gssd nipssmaI
A Berlin correspondent Of the T,ass,
In q long letter, atsacks Bismarck foE
indisaresion, deceit and deliberate false
hood In his dealings With Engiand In
regard 70 0ernany's eonrss in South
Africa.
Answers 10 aae.sisAs On Pariiameaa.
I.ospos, March s.-In the Comnons
this afternoon Gladstone said public
policy forbade his answering questions
respeotina The hassian-A Afghan Frontier
difficulty.
TIE Marquis Of Harrington an
noonced that the Goyerument intended
10 tncreass the streagth Of the army.
In the House Of Commons the Mar
quis Of Harrington said that II Gorionl q
diaries, when received, should BE- found
10 be In the form Of Substitutes for dis.
patches 10 the GoseBnment, the Gov
eFzmsnt would treat them ~ snch. II
found 10 be Of private character his rel
ativss woald be consulted about them.
Lord Edward Fitxmanrice. Undss
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, said thA.
Sir Edward Males, Hritish Ambaasa'
dor. bad exehsnaed with 0ermsny a.
sanaosz afseeaFfty In regard 20 Samoa
and the Tonga i&lands. He, however
declined to say vheshar Sir Peter Lams-
den. Brisish Commissioned ca ths
AfEhsn froasief soaasion. had sRered
his resignation.
TIE Marquis Of Harrington saia the
lGovernmenf thoughf that any advanee
By General Graham from SaAksm for
the reiief Of the garrison Of kassals I'M
possihis. He SAID the Goyeenusnt vAl
nnprspared 70 STATE Tie h1nbsr Of I'd.
difssaA men thsy intended ts saroa Il
ths aFmy.
IN u. .soass a Lords this ssenins
| Lord Derby sid that Englana fesaszlJ
pussrssed uHdoabtsa yikhss alsae 30
Inc:s Bay. Tkese bad besa In sbey
anoe for soms time. Ths RAISING of -
BxitssA aas 81 diferent poiuts In q.
CAnnerun Ms1nsAirlA boandine thi
Oanesuns' tsrfitory, oecupied b Ger
many, vas a Fsassas ths slh1sss Of cor
rsspsniencs sesvesn London and Bsr
I'm
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IL iA s,aasd. sHys The ysllsio cAEssls.s'
tlsas n & shess tine ths Aounf Dtahle
osal lmisiss viii be enAl.y shsf tseun. ths
lisss hasing been rssshed shere ths
uasst oknses he kepf dowu b. any
nlsszs that Seald - pro1tably en-
ploysd. Tha minea have tor ysArs
given srsp2ossnsaf - EAfzs an1her 81
men, and ksyf ~ sznAh sown. ths
aaspInsion wfIi b asoas asspky fslk
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CESAR r.sE 70 vsrrs.s.,

Hereafter iAs sssAzssr Eszneel. B. 2,
Rseeksx, master, win lsAse fssaers
wharf AZ 4 Q. N. every MosdAy morn
ine fer victaria. sks Peri Tosnsead
caFryine passnnRefs tos e. and fssiahl
A rsssaaeA prsees. Retafaina. she vii
lesvs Ysssosta "a eas1rdzys q II q n.
for Hpss Tsxnsend and esas,ies srrivtns
hsre a. p m kuil infermAfsoo en-
be ohsAinea by applytnR %
fsls Gza. Il. FosryA fesisEs wharf
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u -: - ~ stlsnsea ot ne l.sairs u,
6snZss Z - aess seana - tha a<avsr-
y ntraaa D 90. Thes ass
- - etosll cai a ense snd
n,s..-s . NJ nkiaosian ia al a.
- - Our n1na farnixAsrr
i 80 q - cspas on IL dal-
iA0
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Nj. Nitschlse 10 in ssSn fof q fss
wseks % afhsna 70 his eontraeis tot
HlIanap- srnina. Ordsrs ieft q UaYies
haok store and AZ kowmAnE masie
slors w.ll receive prozape af1czstnn-&cs
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sHILOH's COU0H and o1nsamp
don C1rs b sid hs ~ % . erArAzses
Il ezrss conzamzai1a. sold - 4. :
SamwAzA
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B A R q AIN q
G RoCERIEs.

THE GROCERIES NOW IN STORE
al Us Front street. opposite Sullivan
block. viii be offered at retail for Q few
days 81 less than cost, TO clese out the
business. stars axtures, including safe.
horse. wagon. ETC.. can be purchased at
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ron WEEKLY,

...s..,soaal cards 81 per month for one
q - {. 5egei' month f0rone-hah inch.
sf..ssz Il cents line for one insertion.
.sS ceais Ina per mouth:
s.~nrrriAl sAFertihHg. 81 per iRoh for
-ss..rTfjau. and o. Per month
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et-usonal eaids. p per Honth for cne
"a - 8 per month for one-hAlf inch.
se.,sjs % cenis line for ohe week. and
ssuf1 8 line per month
s.-merclsl advertising. ~ "a inch fer
~sek and a. an inch per month
uk posT-lMTfllIcfacER PUB. co.
ssssie. Jane 10 1858.
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ROit DAILHf

s..,.~sonAl cards. " per month for one
" - ~ par fsouth for oae-h2h inch.
.ssis Il enhi Ike for one Insertion.
- iine for six Insertions. snd -
-. 4 Iirs per MONTH
&s1~,slsI sAverfhsements 50 cents an
- IsserfI0,. SI.5o an inch for six
- - a an .neh for two weeks. $50
-. ~seks asd s. per month
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e Z WARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY
Il liberal reward for the recovery OF
the body Of Martin Nett, drowned In
Lake Union. Friday, Feb. n
AS HENRY ARGENs.
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MAST. BUrORD & BURWELL %
FOR RENT ON SHARES,

Comes Third street and Broadway. g.
Paui. faa
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SaAsoHAI, March Admiral Coas-
bets squadron arrived OF Gatzloff TO-
day. He will dispatoh cruisers from
this psins 10 esptare vessels carrying
rics.
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A WIG Ralsener Hnns.

PHII-ApEIPHIA, March 5.-Dr. AIber'
q. Gorsen was hanged at the count,
prison this morning for poisoning hi
wife nearly Ave wears 400.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

yITEoLEsAI.E DEALER IN ExKF.
w furk. Nuffon, Lamb sad Veal Or
ders rom al psyta of he Sound promptiy
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-06

DoSpoS, March k.-The sapplems
tary Official estimate provides for an
crease OF D0O men In the military q
vice.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-30

found, and indeed, as a whole, they are
one of the best educated people on the
globe. Well informed in history, geo.
graphy, and literature, especially of their
own country, the traveller is often sur
prised to find these people conversing
very intelligently about persons and
events of all countries and ages, though
! they themselves may never have been out
of sight of their own island. A faculty
for learning languages is certainly a
trait of these people, as every day one
meets persons who converse fluentlv in
Danish and English, and perhaps Ger
man or French or even Latin. This in
the towns and villages where they come
In contact with people of other nations.
practice, but many of the people read un-
derstandingly languages which they do
not speak. There are those on the island
who have travelled extensively in
other countries, and having studied
their institutions and learned of the peo-
pie, are now trying to give their coun-
trymen the benefit of that knowledge
and to gain from other people that recog-
milton to which their native land is GER
tainly entitled. Two or three learned
societies lead a fourishing existence
here; and after years of inactivity the
country is again bringing forth authors
and scholars who cannot but be recog-
nized among those of other nations. At
several places on the island there are well
equipped printing offices. From these,
every year, are turned out books, the
workmanship of which, both in typo
graphv and binding, often surprises the
visitor. AT Reykjayik, four modest, but
ably conducted, newspapers appear reg
ularly, two of them weekly and one each
bi and tri-monthly. At Akurey'ri we
find two more, and at Seydisfjord, on
the east coast, another, each appearing
thirty times a year. r.-Neso York Times.