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HUMOROUS.

" are surrr cd ~ The capacity
iH nulaH iu this town Yea. and the
tspnrlii inf rmduranr" IT 10 Spung-
asif CO. attn R,pnbhc
Bee ,ufl,a,.i, named clergy phila-
deililH ial"s 90" cake The latest rc-
rHii.ai b. Het John g. Tn II looks
as iiNmfh hi. m.idlc name might be
'iuea hsr'iHgipH Frre Press
lils MASTER Did Nou take those
la'.is ni inIne lo be- -"leh. Larry Irish
\ al'f I dld, .ur and see the ihrinc
iAr bang tafd gave me. fur m said
u.rt wri' putty nigh wore through" --
faH.A
o. r. wuman capable If filing mn
u'H o. al. an exchange She IT, A
woman hns iusi brrn inquiring after
safuo ruirrl 4 manuscript IN this Office.
ani sh" hll'l IL completely Tor the time
iunf NfsfHH IrpHsrriM
Alarmed Friend "Nhit do YOU
mriu ht taking ph..ag, In "A vessel com
mand ti surh 90 officer a. captain
Jonr. Why. ever, DO ~
.sts De- g.. ucri,rtl, neck less aud | don I
t ant ip u. wrecked b,iron Free
if.sa
Western ciinr whn was "a nttio
short 81 ttp' and ,lsp rather lazy. made
1870 ifrm lee vh.rh hr -poko IT "a new ar
rtii 1t fiir luil %. Mr.. Rnwly. the
'nf NuuuF w|duw from llatN He. aud
Deg brother Colonel buck hYr'iBg-
..4 ff f'f.s
W. io love p"cit,. ani especially
whom Re convey in u- such -iariling
TRUTH 30 was r",'nil, given Ia the world
Toe rHHm beginning "Darkncs.
'.a.i's % ~ us 49, night come, on 4
iuih i.h, thai. even though crushed Ia
'a.l. vuHld iph up scrsrly ever and
omen fHi etc Nfffsk
iid tnu ,t'r trN in IRAN . n,r-,.
nsh..i fhu toin fnrur ~ Farmer Fur
r4e wIih q ,iru ct porpstptng pre-
iI.tsltU pom Nope. said tho
uIA grtUt'r 'Iih . tW Iuklo in his eve.
.iut 81. mI..r.i lfniu without try
Hr n WHs nat until a." farmer o.
ief-i in swap almanac. that the teach
90 .sn h.. "rh,stuuf' was Wthcred
uur s. J fnHflat
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
RHYME AND BLANK VERSE,
why johnson Liked the Former and III.
llkeI flp

why johnson Liked the Former and Dis.
liked the Latter.
Johnson's preference of rhvme to
blank verse has often been imputed to
him rs a crime. and by many, we sus-
pcct. who are totally unacquainteJ
with his reasons for it. These are to be
fousd stated. shortly. but very clearly.
IN the Lives Of Milton and Akensida.
1T is by the music of metre" he SAYS.
that poetry has been Disseminated in
all languages. and in languages melo.
dionsly constructed. with 4 due proper
tioa Of long and hort syllables, metre.
Is sufficient. But the music of the
English heroic line strikes the ear so
faulty that it is easily lost. unless all
the -yllables of every line 60 operate
together: this cooperation can only be
Obtained by the preservation of every
verse, unminglcd with another as a
distinct system of sounds: and this dis
tinc,nesS is obtained and preserved by
the artiiice Of rhyme" Another reason
is given in the Life of Akeas de- The
exemption which blank verse al
for'l> from the necessity of closing
the sense with the couplet be-
trays luxuriant and active mind,
into such sclf-indulgence that they
pile imag" upon image, ornament
upon ornament, and are not easily per-
-ma,lci To close the sense at all. A
great many persons. we ina yinc. are
still under the impression that DIR.
johnson admitted no exception to the
rule; that he condemned blank verse
unrc~rr,cdly. and would have every
poem in the English language written
IN rhNme. Nothing can b. further than
the truth. What yer be the advantages
II rhyme. he says he can not wish that
Milton hal employed it, but. like
other heroes. he is tn he admired rather
than im''atci Rhyme can be safely
spared when the subject can support it.
self. but on inferior subjects writers
who hope only To please must cordc-
-crnl 10 rhyme. He thinks tina: AIKEN
side. Thompson and Young were ri,r.t
10 adopt blank verse. And " tn all
thee reservations. il is not easy "a seq
why modern critics should differ from
him. That rhyme i n check upon dis.
cur-iV"nc and that where Il S..l,rs We.
ness j. not essential 10 the poem if is
Wholesome check; that w,,.rr ill.,. sab
hmity ofthc subject doe no. carry II,
along with it rhyme >,>tains the attcn-
'ion and gratiiicS the ear when there is
no;L'ng to attract the imagination; that
1lauk verse. in short. is >ii.ia l., to the
very highest kinds Of poetry. and to
Boo" also %. which diiiisrnrsS is an rs-
'ni''l element. while rhyme is better
Zap 81 I" the less elevated and - sub
."''~ which admit of greater concentra-
i'n' ave proposition, which W. may ac-
'll -. r''j"ct. but which surely are not
At hri light So utterly unreasonable as
=" rtil for Instantaneous condemnation.
- I0t..s,U J.,uss
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The Austrian Geographical Society at
Vienna have appointed a committee for
founding and supervising Austrian colo
MES on the east coast of Africa Public
subscriptions have been started to defray
the expenses of the expedition.
A Canadian woman, supposed to be the
agent OF the Nihilists and Irish dynamit-
ers, was arrested in Paris recently. I'm
porlant letters and plans of public build.
lngs in London and st. Petersburg were
found III her possession.
A manifesto has just been issued by the
Paris dynamiters. addressed to the Primo e
of Wales, pledging him safety during his
Visit To Ireland, because he is Free Ma
son. The document is signed michael
Flannery."
The Governor of Caucasus has arrived
at s.. Petersburg to attend a staff confer.
ence on military movements in Central
Asia. 1t is reported he has resolved to
BlowitZ, the London Times correspond-
ent at Berlin, in letter attacks Bismarck
with unfairness in dealings with the Brit
ish foreign Office concerning the South Pa
cific Islands.
Blanc, Italian Minister to Spain. has
been appointed arbiter in the dispute be-
tween America and Spain, in reference to
an attack upon American ships in Cuban
waters.
The United Ireland villifies Mayor
OConnor for advising respectful conduct
toward the Prince of Wales. and expects
the people to abstain from paying homage
to foreign potentate."
Foreigners at Ming Pc are exceedingly
nervous. as threats are constantly made
to massacre them.
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San Francisco.

b AGS Calcutta wheat bags, 6c
Fl.OU R-}est city extra, Si.315(djW
medium, $3.50 Az; shipping superfine
S2.7la3.75.
WHEAT No. grades. Sl.25: choic,
milling parcels, Sl.35 t. ctl.
BARLEY - No: quality, 80 a SIC;
brewing, $i.tOdl.l0.
l.i0; No. |, Sll5ta 20: No. 2, Sl.@l 10; of
grades, 75c" 81: black, $ld Lilo h ctl.
CORN Large yellow, Sl.l0ta LIS; small
yellow Sl.l5ta -; white, 81. lVtd |. Il b ell
CRACKED CORN ton, Sz75tha ~
CORNMEAL-Feed, $-7.ad-S t ton
! fine kinds for table, 2i@3c II IL.
SEEDS Mustard, S2.25a3 for brown
and S2a2.2o for yellow; canary, 4dI4c
hemp. shade; rape, 2.@3c; timothy, $40,
TIC; alfalfa, loc y IT.; flax, $3.50 80 y ctl
MlDDLINGS Per ton, Sl5Gnl7 II.
HAY Alfalfa, $S.0(Mll.00; wheat, Sit
40; oct, $s(al2; barley, S1@ II; mixed
S1M9.
STRAW -Per bale, GOO 7Oc.
HOPS Per III. l0tal2c.
BRAN-Per ton, l.50tq Is.
RIE-Pcr ell, $llO0l.lo.
BUCK WliEAr-Per cti. 81 .2pa l.31I
GROUND BARLEY Per ton, 81 .J,Cq
:23.50.
POTATOES Early rose. SlGiO5; river
reds, 100 gc; Petalumas, 95cd 10; garnet
chile, a@6jc; peerless, 65(a SIC; Hum
ctl; peachblows, $l0 LIS.
ONlONS-Per ctl, Sl.2Ja2:5.
DRIED PEAS Green, $50; niles
$50: blackcye, $225 q ctl.
BEANS -Bayos. S25Ota3 3; butter, $40
"a l.35; pink. $l.60ta l.79; red, S2UDa2.l2
lima, Sl.50ta LOO; small white, 81 .25Cd l.65
pea. ST.; Ga 100 y ctl.
NEGETABLES-Gre peas, 6(dSc + h
carrots, @(a5Oc; turnips, 50(a6tlc: beets, Il
a&c; parsnips, 81; cabbage, 50(d6Oc + ctl
FRUIT-Apples. 75cQI$l; pears, $lM2
lean, Sll.50@l2; oranges, California. 75c,a
$l.25 b box.
DRIED FRUIT-Sun-dr dried apples. 2IM
&c; apricots, 81; blackberrics, &c: iigs,
lc; peaches, l4@l5c; pears. 40; plums,
&c; prunes, German, y; do, French, 6G
6tc, ID; raisins, new crop Layers, Sl.15
az II box
HIDES-l,ry. b ID. usual selection. I6lG1
lie: dry kip. l6A@l7c: dry calf, lI,a2Oc
sailed steers. SO to 55lis. ga l0c.
WOOL. Mendocino. lota20c. y III.
Humboldt, lSa1ic: San joaquin. 6aSc
eastern Oregon, l4@l6c
LARD Eastern, ll6ill4 for tierces. and
il ia ll.c for pals; California, 10 h, SaS!c.
HONEY-COmb. 1aSc. extracted, 4G &c
Rib.
BUTTER-Fancy, PC: choice, 2I@2lIc:
fair to good, 1SG20c; ordinary, l50a Ice:
mixed store shipments, dull at liza l5c;
picked roll, l6G2Cc; firkin, lSa2Oc for
good to choice, and l5(al6c for ordinary to
fair. Eastern. l2t@l5c b 10.
EGGS-F dozen, l7aG l0c.
POULTRY-Turkeys, gobblers, liza l2c;
hens, l5a l6c; dressed do. baltic II H.;
ROSTERS, $5ta $50 for old and $6ia65D for
young: hens, $6.0Oa7.50; broilers, $5,a 6,
az to size; ducks, $6.t Ga 80 T. doz: geese,
S2.cOd25O y pair.
TALLOW. Grease. 3G1i; crude, 5l@Gc:
refined. 7te7bc y Ii.
CHEESE-California.1 2@l5bc.
SALT-Per ton, $25a -.
lCE-Hawaiian, ga 81; China, itd 4ac
SUITABILITY granulaled, 6fc: extra
fine cubes, &c; fine crushed, &c; powder.
ed; Tic; extra fine powdered, Sc; extra
golden {. 81; golden c, &c.
S1RUP-American refinery is quoted
at ;'Oc in bbls. 321c in Inf bbls, lOc in 5-gal
kegs, and SOC in l-gal tins.
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ABANCONFD CASES

\ comparatively large number of the
cases which Dr,. Siarkry & Fallen. of IL 8
Girard street, Philadelphia. are so success.
fully trealing with their new Niializins
remedy, are what are known as abandoned
or "de>p"ratc" cascs--many of them {.
class which no physician of any school
would undertake 10 cure. They are, in
fact, S"ch as h"rc 1"n tie G0untict 81
experiment WihiH the rcgUi0r schOoi>
Of medici"r. "Hm Of qUochetU rHh-
nUt, until b'f'rccn diSrasfS 0Hd di'ng>
the p0tjtm IS ,'"Iu"cd 10 tie Sod,IeSt
and mast driiorobJc condition, und
0Ac for Whjch r,iict >ccdS iHlposSjbic.
No treatment can he subjected 10 a
sevcrer test than is offered by these cases.
The marvel Is that Drs. Starkey & Palen
can effect a cure in 50 many instances. II
you need the help Of such Il Treatment,
write for information i'll regard to its ma
ture and action. and it will be promptly
sent.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to ii. +. Math-
ews, COG montgomery Street, San Fran
cisco. will hr flied ou The same terms az il
,,nt directly Ia Us in Philadelphia.
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HOBBIES OF THE HYaIENIsTs.

There were several dozen of the hygien.
lists in council, each with his individual
hobby. Each thought all the others were
wrong. Each was sure that his own hobby
was the only correct one. y gentleman
present said he had taken Browns Iron
Bitters for debility and dyspepsia, and,
though he didn't want to make fuss
about it, he knew the use of this great
tonic to be better than all the notions ht
had heard advanced in the council. One
practical cure is worth thousands oi
gursses and notions. Thousands of happy
convaescents speak gratefully of Browns
Iron BitterS.
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CAPITAL COMFORT

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Mrs. Mary X.
Sheed, lilo Maryland avenue, Washing
ton, ID. e., states that for several years she
had suffered terribly with facial neuralgia
and could find no relief. In recent at
tack which extended to the neck, shout
ders and back, the pain was intense. She
resolved to try st. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-reliever. Rubbing the parts affected,
three times only, all pain vanished as if
by magic, and has not returned.
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ROLLER SKATING.

It's DevOtees Are Liable to DrformIties Of
the IInbs and Other Functional De-
rangements.
Concerning the roller >kate thcre is
unfortunately little risk of cNaggcrating
its evils. Although of only compare
lively recent Introduction. it, effects
upon the carriage and gait and upon
the anatomical development. especially
of growing children are already quite
marked. These obviou, ply steal effect,
are inherent in the muscular act ON in
VOWED in the use of this form Of kate
Unlike the ice skates. there j. no 81 a.
ing movement, nor are the opposing
muscles of the lower ,\trrm,tirs
equally exercised in III" constant nc
cc~>ion> of side thru>t- VIII ch ~. H. I'M
all there j. OF cXcrc ~ on roller >Aatrs
When to this is added tn fact that the
practice MAY be. an j. h\ maiI. con
mel thr ,u"houi the year. W ale irr-
skating lasts only Il few weeks al "A
time with long interval, l"iNrcn. it il
ca Y to 81" why - many Youths # both
sexes are acquiring the prcul ar gait ol
a Micnac Ind an or iiud ON Ia, Voy-
aTeur IN tn chow ho" season. ENam-
nation of the ankle, Of the major IL of
the ch!l ir'n who CATER among the
smooth >ion" 'GcW.lk> of our residence,
street VI II r''cAi 4 th;cAcnnw OF the
HTamcntS Of III o.It. and an undue
de! clopinc Il of tie lnu-c,r an tendon.
oil tie nut.'r ;d,. which point To the
cond ton %. onr o! thu common kind,
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We answer unrescrv2diy, yesi if the pa.
tient commences i'll time the use of DR.
Pierce ''Iirldcu Medical Discovery, and
exercises proper care. If allowed TO run
its course too long all medicine is power
less to stay it. Dr. Pierce never deceives
Il patient b. holding out Il false hope
for the sake of pccuniary gain. The
Golden Medical discovery" has cured
thousands of patients when nothing else
seemed to avail. Your druggist has it.
Send two stamps for DR.. Pirrccs complete
treatise on consumption with numerous
testimonials. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, \. Y.
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Skating rink floors are now made
u paper by pasting and pressing straw
boards together under a powerful hy-
iraulic press in the same way papcr
ar-whcelS are made. When these
blocks are perfectly seasoned and dried
hey are sawed into flooring boards and
aid with the edge of the paper forming
he surface Of the door. Troy Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

y happy combination of best Grape
Brandy. Smart Weed, Jamaica Ginger
and Camphor Water. as found in DIR.
Picrce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed, cures cholera morbus, diarrhwa,
dysentery or bloodyflu collie or cramps
in the stomach, and breaks up colds.
fevers and iniiammatory attacks.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

w ncn Mrs. OIcO, me pouIuIu.-
house mistress. was told that the inspcc-
tor of provisions had seized 4GS pounds
of veal, n.nety-two pounds of poultry,
tifty-two pounds Of bear meat. thirty
seven lambs. six barrels of peas. and
300 boxes OF herring, she remarked
pretty good appetite; but nothing to
some of my boar'lcrS. You'd ought to
see them when tlel r. good and hun
%ry. -f hjcH3o 1rihHEc.
An Indian club >wing"r at New
Haven. Conn.. rrrratlv perform the
remarkable feat Of ~winging los COM
binitionS in - III uut.S and p seconds
without foul. The best previous rec
ord WAS 100 combinations.
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It's poor musician who can't blow hi
own trumpet.

Bad treatment of structure Otter
complexities the disease and makes il diff
cult of cure. The worst and most invct
crate cases speedily yield to our new and
improved methods. Pamphlet, references
and terms sent for two threc-cent stamps
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association
Buffalo, y. y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

A philanthrop:st of this city has re.
Gently been visiting among the respect
able poor, and here i, his report of an
interview with vcritable child of ma
tnrc: Ever been to schoolo" | asked.
Nav and do want to-" he replied.
Can YOU rcad?' Nav" How
old are you'' do no; NAV saws
VA, born in peach time. atlanta Con-
sffHI0T.
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First Edition Of 500 sold in One Day Ma
Advance Orders Already Received

Advance ORDERS Already Received.
This IL III" best Cock Book in the market
the recipes having been furnished II,
well known ladies of Oregon and Wash
mgton, and they have all been tried b,
those contributing, thus insuring IA prac
teal book for the household. Kitchen edi
ton, board covers, : -; cloth covers, 81 -
Sold by all booksellers and sent post paiC
on receipt OF price 10y the Publishers
W. Is. AVER 4 Co.
Booksellers and StaticherS % First ST.
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A oraat Pruhlam

N''AR ftbttflN
Take all The k'dns, sud Liver
Take all the Hipp'i puflHrts
Take all the HhfunHf.t ., nlr,ii..
Ian" All The bgsi@Is''Rud in,ii srs t,a,,
Take all thu tga,. Fever and Lilio..
Take al the main AMI N't,s tor.
Take an The Gfsaf hraith f,.t.,rs.
., /" short take all The i'st qualities a
hi 'h"~' hhh ihS hfa
Q"ai,I,ss II all ,hc l,rs, ,nsat,irs. h,
III" world aud iuu " md that ne.
HffsrS have the lsrst curative ouait,t..
and J'owsr- IT all ,opr.uf,.,lsI
w them and that thss an s,sr. y Le.
aus 80 al ~ these. sinni, ~ taHLtyed
fal \ Thorough teal VII give ,.s.l.
tive pruuf ~ this,
Hardened Liver
li," years ago hfuk, down with Ma
nel aud li,cf complaint and rhsnma,l.m.
Siu'e then have been unable ~ i.s al,,.,
at all Ny liver i~,a,u, hard IN. Wo.a,
~, lin.h- ~ers pulled up aud illtd Win
water
Al the l'si PhSsirisus sgt,rd that moth.
ins could rur' ne I rrsoi,,d ~ ~, Han
iiiiers. I have used sr,sn tssiti.s. ,hs
hardness has all gone ffum nv live, AZ.
swelling from mN iimifs sui ~ hss asrls,i
- mtrd1s tn inb ease uthprs iss | wo,iA
have '~en n"N W ~ grave I " MnHty
iiufsln Or, l. lS-l
Poverty anh SUFFERING
~ WAS dragged down " lth dsbi tp,vsr,
and suffering isf wears RAISED T., a ..et
family and large bli. for doctminE
va complr,ely discouraged. un,ll one
year agn, b, the ai,ir, ~ ny p,s,.,. 4
commenced uslnH flnp li.ilsFs ahd IN sss
month go wtTr all veil aud meme ~ a.
have lsen sirk = dsy sinee aud want IA
say 'n all tH-rf men tun ran krrp ysss
fs'"iiirs we'll year With Hop utter. ~
lees than enc dueiaFs ,ish wii cssst 4
know ". \ WunNtNasAS.
40 Nus~ s.auihs wHhsat . hensh Of sv.ss
He's "h The y hb' label shuu all ihs tlk
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nsntp
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When is Scotchman like donkey
When he stands on his banks and braes.

CATARRH \ New Treatment has been dis
covered hereby permanent cure is effected il
from one 10 three applications. Particulars ano
treatise free On rcCcip; of stamp. \. H. DIXON
X son, 30 King -. WCSt. Toronto. Canada.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

\ cAkD.-Ioa all ALo.ire suffering; from er.
rors aud irdiSCs ,;ion- ~: !c;ith. ncr, oIs weak
ness. Early decay. loss ri manhood. etc.. | will
send recipe shat viii cure you. tkkE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WIS discovered
~ "A missionary in south America. Srd self
.ddr, ss,.d rny clone 10 l.kv. JosLPH 4. IL IAN,
Station y, New Nngk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
A Clear Skin

IS only a part of beauty;
but it isa part. Everyl lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

HOnrscar~s. All suffering from I,7'i.
fation 81 the IhrOat und UOurSfncss will
he agreeahiy surprised at the immediate
relief afforded 10y the use of "BiOuR's
BrOChiW fTOCh1S." Sold only in boxes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her CAST0R1A,
When she was a Child she cried for CASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA,
When size had Children, she gave them CASTORIA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

Those who desire the strongest and ahso
lutely the best should buy the GIANT BAN
ING POWDER. There is no lnistak g about il
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

Z. ii. sairr in Nuui Washing T. hard
Nr alktli zee The standard Soap Coz
roirlrmm iil'achinr Soap. It, effect
all supplies suu.
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THE WEBsOO COOK BOOK.

The annual revenues of the government
of Great Britain are f2I0,UOO.0tO.
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in New York few days ago for 81.
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IS THERE "A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION

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self she'll look after YOU
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Great excitement prevails at Shanghai.
owing to news of the Overhauling and
searching of several English and Ameri.
can steamers ell route To Tonquin, by a
French man-of-war. Serious losses were
caused owners and shippers by detention
of the vessels.
1t is reported that John j. Law, in bid
ding $3.50 q recently, for Norton's Point.
COney Is and. represented Edwark S.
Stokes, of the Hoffman House, New York,
who intends erecting an elegant hotel, ri.
valing the Brighton. The New York pa
Ders assert that Stokes is backed by Mac.
kay.
Land rent is ruinously low in Hampton
county. S. C., according TO Southern pa
per. Valuable land, which rented for
S2.6' per acre last year, has been obtained
for 81 cents, with few bidders. Some land
rents will not even pay the taxes upon
the soil, and ali because of the scarcity of
labor.
1t is believed the dynamiters in this
country are Matching schemes of des-
perate character, and that their next move
will be Oh Canada or Canadian vessels.
Herr Most was called a coward at a meet
ing of anarchists at Baltimore. few days
ago, by August Schweible, and row was
avoided with difficulty.
The police at Dorpat, in the southern
Russian province of Livonia, recently
made an important seizure of Nihilst
documents. They included several thou.
sands copies of the terrorist manifesto,
which had been printed on a secret press
and put up in envelopes to be sent TO
branch offices and various local and i'm
perial officials.
When in Constantinople, the wife of ex-
Governor Leland Stanford, through the
efforts of General Lew Wallace. was ad.
mitted to the harems of several leading
personages of the Turkish Empire. includ-
ing that of II Sultan himself. Without
exception she found the minds of the wo-
men there in the condition of tho,e of
young children.