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IMAGINATION. IN SMOKERS.

TIE question has been asked why a man
smoking pipe should not be aware when
The caudle is put out whether the tobacco
is etil. burning. There is, first, the point
OF fact. 1t may be questioned il any one
really finds himself i'll the difficulty sup
posed. We believe that, under certain
conditions, the doubt may exist. Smoker
are not always large consumers of the
weed. They often form habit of taking
very little smoke into the mouth and OF
breathing chiefly through the nose. The
consequence is the pleasure of smol; 8
may consist in having something to 60,
and the sensation of doing that something
is quite as likely to be matter Of ste ng
as OF tasting. In cases of this class the
smoker being deprived of his accustomed
evidence of means of enjoyment, may be
distressed OF course it is not alleged that
a man cannot ascertain whether the con-
tents OF his pipe is lighted when he happens
to be il the dark. That would be sheer
Jolly.
Meanwhile the experiment., if such it can
10 called. is well calculated to draw atten-
ton 10 The economic question how far the
pleasure Of smoking is generally imaginary.
II it be, suitable substitute for the ex
pensive cigar and wasteful pipe might bs
found in some permanent material, OF
proper consistency, moulded into the sp
proved shape. 1t has long been a mystery
to some smokers how other smokers con 4
systematically smoke bad segars; the lnyss
terry may be dispelled if it should turn ost
that the fumGs of the tobacco are not evsn
inhaled.
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HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS.

YEAST. To handful of dry hops add
boiling water enough to make strong tea
let 1t cool: then STRAIN; add to this tea a.
much flour AZ viii form etiff dough set
in warm place to rise for about two hours.
This Yeast will be too bitter to be used, SO
take two-thirds of it and to 1t add flour al
BEFORE let it rise, and your yeast Is ready
for breadmaking. To keep your yeast n.
WAYS On hand and ready, keep back a small
portion of the yeast at breadmaking time,
mix with little flour and warm water, and
set aside until needed next day.
APPLE UMELETIE.--efA luIge pippins or
other tart apples, one tablespoonful of but
ter three eggs, six tablespoonfuls of white
sugar, nutmeg to the taste, and one tea
spoonful of rose water; pare, core, and
stew the apples, as for sauce beat them
very smooth while hot, adding butter, su.
gar, and flavoring; when quite cold add
the eggs. beaten separately very light I; put
in the whites last and pour into deep
bake dish previously warmed and well but
tered. Bake in n moderate oven until it 10
delicately Drowned Eat warm--not hot.
A wholesome dish for children
LAMB CHors. - Ingredients loin Of
lamb pepper and salt to taste. Mode:
Trim off the flap from a fine loin of lamb,
and cut into chops about three quarters Of
an inch n thickness. Have ready bright,
clear fire; lay the chops on q gridiron and
broil them nice pale brown, turning them
when required. Season them with pepper
and salt serve very hot and quickly, and
garnish with crisped parsley, or place them
on mashed potatoes. Asparagus, spinach,
or peas are the tavorite accompaniment to
lamb chops.
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GUEMES.

Planting is well advanced on
this island.
Mr.. jerry Mangan, postmaster
at Guemes, who has been sick for
some time, is improving.
Mrs, VIM. Edens, who was in a
critical condition last week is very
much better.
The Edens Brothers have started
up their logging camp on Guemes
island.
Whaleys trotting OK is still on
deck, and all Skagit county is chal>
lenged to bring on their trottinS
bovines and cash any time before
November next.
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SPANISH WOMEN.
THE VIOLET EYED BELLIES WITH VIRGIN
SMILE AND swEETENED SOUL.

IMAY here say that poets have pictured
Seville bellies as dark eyed angels" Like
the proverb | quote above, there is moro
poetry than truth in this gushing express
SION | never yet saw dark-eyed angel
portrayed by painter, though there may
be many of them ready to pose for that
euviable position and l have seen moro
beautiful women Lere with blue rather
than black eyes. A sort of deep violet blue,
with black friDges of lashes, are terribly
fascinating eyes in Seville. You sec the
same type in pats of Ireland, and, by my
troth, g beware, take care, there's danger
there "-in those eyes. In the narrow
streets here, where you can look out inc
window and shake hands with your opno-
site neighbor without any undue ply sical
effort you see such eyes of unholy hue
deep, dark. and revengGful that the poet
pirates about and calls the =" carbon orbs -
fiery fellows But in the big streets, where
you may Jump across the tr0tt0irs and get
into the drawing room, stables and kitchen,
al at one time and in one place, there are
the vioet-eyed bellies with virgin smiles
and sweetened soul "-whatever Byron
means by that Irregular, long complicat-
ed, crooked and eel like streets here have
eyes that The less said about the better. /
mention these points in order to dispel the
panegyIics OF any poet who may have = on
the stocks cleaning, gushing brochure on
Sevilie's silvery stream, creamy streets, or
dark-eyed bellies" At Cadis you are AZ
once impressed with the sluallness OF tds
Cadiz ladies' feet, yet they are by no means
as pretty or as expressive of grace ana ac-
tivlty as are those of the Baltimore belle.
But the Cadiz charmer can beat us ali hol-
low in smoking! How gracefully she
handles and mikes the ciCnrrette and .,Oy
seductively she smokes it The most tadi-
cal aDti-smoker would be converted here N
less than an hour. The art and grace II
Tuning are here charningly studied. . Iou
smoke frequently :" 1 say to "Weenus.'
"Oh, yes; always!" she archly rep leg,
and puifs all the while. find that before
and after doing anything they resort TO the
balmy cigarette. 1t matters not whether
it be pills or prayers, baptism or boluses,
the smoke precedes or follows the ordeal.
Bait San.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

There are twenty small pox paN
tents in the Montreal hospital.
A petition comes to the president
from New ORLEANS for the pardon
Of jeff. Davis.
About 400 persons attended the
Odd Fellows anniversary at Mt.
Vernon on Monday.
The amount of wages paid to la
Dor determines the consumption of
preducts-so, if there, is apparent
over-production. it is wholly attrib-
utable to the under pay Of labor.
. A small class which creates no
wealth enjoys "great possessions,
while that largo class thai creates
oil wealth, is suffering for the needs
OF health and comfort.
Mrs. Garfield recovered $500
from A. B. Graves, at Cowdep, Ill.
Tor selling liquor to her SOM there
by causing him TO be run over by
the cars and killed.
Enough dynamite was made in
the United States within year to
blow up the world, if put in the
Tight place. Some one may discov-
or the right place some day.
WIN. Barker, one Of the settlers
On Sumas prairie, died at Seattle
this week, where he had gone for
medical treatment. His remains
were brought down to Whatcom. on
ms Washington, ON Wednesday,
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There are many ways OF getting
early crops, or of trying TO get them,
such as starting the plants IN the
house or hot bee, and covering them
with glass, etc, after they are set
out But when these methods are
not adopted, there is still a chance
to have early vegetables. and - good
garden. 1t is simply to soloot the
warmest and driest soil, and SOW or
plant early. 1t is not desirable or
wise to sow or plant the main crops
before the soil is in good working
condition. But for few early crops
on a small scale, we can we'll afford
to run little risk of losing our
seed by too early sowing. One
thing however should not be over
looked. Do not depend on this
early sowing, but SOW or plant again
little later, when the soil and
weather are more favorable. If the
first sowing succeeds, you are so
much ahead; If it fails, your have
lost only the seed and your labor.
You can we'll afford to run this
risk. There are some crops can DO
sown tho moment the frost is out of
the soil, with little or no risk.
Among these we may mention peas,
cabbage, caulifower, spinach, onion,
lettuce, celery, beet, carrot, parsnip,
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BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. Joseph Wolfe, of Whatcom,
i, visiting friends at Anacortes.
Miss Jessie Williams opened
school in the Nelson school house
last Monday.
The Skagit county commissioners
met at Mt. Vernon Lost Monday and
revised the recent assessment roll.
Mrs. Mary Bowman, who has
spent the winter with her daughter
at Whatcom, has returned to her
ranch on Fidalgo island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and child,
of Minnesota, friends Of o. Harold
sonH of FidaIgo island, arrived at
Anacortes, last Wednesday,
We are glad to state that father
p,,r,oll who has been confined to
h,s bouso for several months, Is able
to come out again to meet the
steamers.
We have received copy of Child
& State, published at San Francisco,
BY the cbildrens aid society Of CAL
,fornia. 1t is devoted to the work
of aiding homeless,or otherwise un"
provided children, giving them n
home and providing places for
them where they will be properly
cared for, and started on the right
course in life. The society de-
serves suprort.-Address G. A.
Murdoch, 53z Clay st. San Fran
cisco.
Vick's Floral Guide, published
and sratultously distributed by
Jumes Wick, Floral scotsman, OF
Rochester, n. Y, is Il catalogue OF
flower seeds so tastefully and elabor-
ately illustrated as to make it pics
turo book Of rare beauty and value.
The group of asters forming the
frontispiece is q marvel Of chrome
typography, and the information
On flower culture contained in the
book renders it of inestigmable val
de- where ever garden spot is
Available, or flowers are appreciated.
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etc. 1t is seldom that these crops
are hurt 10y early frost. Last year
frost IN May destroyed many cabs
bage plants, but this is very un-
usual occurrence. Among the crops
which should re-sow without waits
ing to see if the first sowing will
escape, are beets, radishes, cabbage,
caulihower, beans and sweet corn.
American Agriculturist for May.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William Alexander, deceas-
ed. Notice rs hereby given by the un>
dcrsgncd. administrator of the estate OF
William Alexander, deceased, to the cred
itors of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhihbit them
with the necessary vonch r. to said admins
istrator at his residence, near Anacortcs,
with in one year after the first publica-
ton of this notice; or they will be forev>
er barred. Dated, Anacortes, April % 1885.
William ID ntch.
Administrator of the Estate OF William
Alexander.
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and will be taken to Sumas for
burial.
The once famous mineral spring
of the Aztecs, supposed to be capa>
bic of imparting perpetual youth to
those who battle in its waters, and
which has been lost for two cen
turtles, has been rediscovered. 1t
is located in tho Grand Canyon of
the Colorado, n few miles east OF
Santa Fee, in New Mexico.
After rinkurating IN the Brooklyn
skating rink, Maad Nc Aliester and
Ella Jones, aged respectively ID
and II years, got married to wills
liam Darling and Chas, Pinkham
respec lively, each aged only ~
years. Two divorce suits, and
some strong protests against skat-
ing Kinks arc now in progress in
the city Of churches.
Francis jeffrey Dickens, a son of
Charles Dickens, the great novel;
ist, had command of Fort Pitt,
which was recently captured by the
Cree Indians IN the Northwest Ter
rItory, aud it is feared that he may
he one of the victims magsacred by
the Indians. the details of which
have not deem received yet.
An English dude representing
himself as u live British lord has
victimized number of confiding
people IN California, among them
rich widow in Sanoma County, in
sums varying from few hundred
to several thousand dollars each,
and he has skipped out to Victoria.
Don't trust your money, or hearts,
any more, to British lords, unless
they carry their pedigrees with
them in their pockets.
A farmer loaned his dog to man
to whom he had sold a flock of sheep,
20 i've the m home, "a distance OF thIr
ty miles. The drover found the dog
so useful that, instead of sending
him home, he locked him up. The
dog escaped, and concluding the
drover had no more right to keep
the sheep than to lock him up, he
collected all that had belonged to
his master and dove them home
again.
A dynamite shell has been patent
ed by Mr.. James f. Marvin, OF Fort
Apache, Arizona Ter. 1t is intends
ed to overcome the danger from
firing dynamite from guns, the pro-
iectie consisting of two parts, a
head with cavity for holding the
dynamite and skirt forming cas-
ing that fits easily on tho barrel,
so the head covers the muzzle; the
design is that when the gun is fired
tho air space between the powder
IN the bore and the base of the
proiectile will become so charged
with expansive gases that the pres
sure will force she prof rctile forward
without jar, friction, or vibration.
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Born.

AT Deception, Fidalgo island,
April Both, 1885, to the wife of Jesse
Jackson, son.
At Fidalgo, April 24th, 1885, to
the wife Of VIM. Munks, a son,
On Guemes island, on April 10th,
1885, to tho wife oil J. j. Edens, a
daughter.
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Boys and Girlsl
HALLETr DooE

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year to ever one who seuds us at once tue ma 90
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T.ANn Claims nS .n sgsIs,y w1 To%s
0SAse~ STEAD CERTIFICATES and
all kinds Of LAND SCRIP bought and sold. SuS
PENDED ENTRIES, LAND, PATENT and Pen,
SION cases attended TO. Correspondence snilcheo
THOMAS. Attorney at Law. Room
"a 81, cloud Bldg, WashingtOn,D.C G..
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FLorSAM.

Block Br1p,, shoeystore, will move
september /, TO IOi Elm street next 10
Bauman's.
Prompt and pleasant saie aud sure.
These are the features ot Red Sur
Cough Cure.
Block Bros, shoe store, will move
september l, t17Oi bm street next 20
Baumun's,
Don't fail 20 telephone Bouche fur
your groceries, crackers ant rauued
goods, Nuns teas, sugars, Ovurythiau
IN tho grocery line
Do not forget the Lawn party To-.
night ~ Colonel Ard'ey's, corner of
Cndiz and Akard streets. ,Meine Bros.
tull band, and al tho enjoyment Won
want Cor uuly 10 cents gate money.
This IL intended 10 cover the cost of
music,
A grand concert will be given by
MeiuO Bros. Saturday evening M
Mayor'a garden. Meine Bros, will
not play at Shady View park Satut
day evening as has been advertised,
but will give one Of the grandsst con
certs at Mayors garden on Saturday
and Sunday evenings. Don't forget It..
Professor Robert u. Smith, of the
Athoi oum, Columbia, Tounossee. will
be In tho city on Thursday the eth in
slant, a. the Grand Windsor hotel 10
complete arrangements for his puzzle,
His special car starts from Texnrkana,
"Wednesday morning, september ..
Young ladies' desiring the best advau.
tages In ono Ofthe oldest schools In the
South should not Jules this oppor-
tunity,
Ia another column will be found the
advertisement OF ST. Edward's College
OF Austin, Texas. tho syssrm of I'M.
struction of this college IS conducted
by tho prioat and brothors Of tho Con.
gregatioo of the HOLY Cross, who nave
devoted thor lives 20 the education
and discipline OF youths. Tho pnronts
who entiust their boys to the care of
this college can alwAys feel assured
that they Will oo cared for In overv
particular,
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City Counoil

The city oouun, met last evening at
the city hall pufslSut TO adjournment,
Mayor Brown presiding, \ bsont, Al
doTman Keller aud Po.errma.
Tho report Of tho treasurer Was rsad
aha referred to tha committee On Jour
nails.
Tho committee ON the fl,o depart
mont presented ami recommended
rules Tor tho government of
ct inc paid firN department., which
were adopted,
An Oedirsnce 10 provide for widen.
lou HMwood, bsun ri Nnd Crockett
r'ruvtS IN certSiu places therein named
WAS passed,
An ordinance prohibiting the growth
ot weeds and grass upon the side walks
waa oieiod by Alderman Loeb and
passed.
The committee on oIalmu reported 2
batch OF claims against tho city aud
tha same were allowed aud ordered
pstd.
An Ordir auoo for tho opening oI
Adolph street wna passed.
Th0 report ui the committee
on fro department. recommending
that u high 10 var bo bull for M,
| alarm bell, wa adopted.
10 was ordered thAs tho sunnriutoua
emit OF tho water works bo instruoted
70 Keep tho fire hydrant' in good cor.
ditinn.
Alderman Bonkhout offered tho fol.
lowing. resolution;
Resolved, That the report
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country of little mountains, about
two thousand feet above thn bosom Ut
the ocean, perhaps suggestive OF her
childhood days in tho land ct William
Tell.
Senator j, ". Trayl'r. Of Hood
county, was in Dallas yesterday, aud
favored THE HERALD snucum with
q call.
Rev. 7. Lau.h, c. $. q, OF tho 50
Edwards college, Austin, rs IN tho
Guy aud n gueit ot tho Rev. Father
Haruueire.
Messrs. Y. G. Knowles aud is. X,
Scott, prominent Citizens ct Arcadia,
louisiana, are In the city on pros.
pecting tour.
Colonel Henry Smythe, Of tho
WenthpriOrd Times, was Ia the city
yesterday, aud THE HERALD nc.
knowiodgoS the courtesy uf q cell.
Captain ] q. Bigger, commander of
tho Gtorge II, Thomas post g, A. Il .
who went rs u tosenthtive 20 Gen
ergl Gr0ut's funeral, returned yOstCr-
day IN good health and spirits.
Mira George X. Fearn'aud daughter
left lpy $50 yesterday morning for n
longthv visit to Mississippi. Mrs.
'oaru viii visit relatives in Canton,
aud Miss Manic will visit her sister IN
Jackson.
Sam Stephenson, son of Petor L., n
Dallas hoy, recently jumped TO the
frontier NJ manhood, N now q much
rospectt Il young citizen OF Clohurno,
domlclliated undUr the iolf OF the es.
teemed ox Dallas family OF Mrs. Hsr-
vey Shepard.
William A, Il, kuox, OF Austin, now
OF Dallas and one OF tho enterprising
and vide awake editors of the Farm
and Ranch, which excellen. paper
has been removed hero from Austin
for publication, Is In the city greeting
HIS many ffiends, preparatory u
squGtting among us.
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PERSONAL

General II. z. HRuby, was in tho
city yesterday.
Sam shannon isin the city gree,iny
his many friends.
DR.. J. &. orr, OF Terrell, has been In
town for c0uplo of day.
Colonel l.. W. Oglesby, of Plano,
WAS In the city yesterday.
CAPTAIN 40. levine has returned
from visit 10 Tennessee.
George l.. Lupton, agent OF the q.
Il q. railway, Is IN tho city.
s. Frank, large merchant OF
Stephenville, Is in tho city.
T.. Il. Hilburn, n leading merchant
of Granbury, Ia in the city.
William Johnson, prominent mer-
chant OF Pecos, Is In the city.
Captain j. O. Stanaga has gonoon a
business trip through North Texas.
Mrs. Thomas B.Mitchel ard children.
returned from Glen Rose yesterday.
Richard Morgan, IT,, returned yes
to-day nom u tfiptO Northwest Texas,
Miss Virgie Moiono has returned TO
tho city after n several weeks soiourn
at Austin,
A. Sanger returned home yesteId day
morning via tho Missouri Pacific, from
New York.
Messrs. Royal Ferris and Il. NJ.
Cockrell leave this morning for
Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mccormick,
have returned from visit to Waco
and Galveston.
Mr.. ID. j. Kerr has returned 90 Dali
las, after a years soiourn Ia the East
and elsewhere.
MIR. II. ID. Coughauour, returned yes-
terday morning, from a TIP 10 Now
York aud Boston.
Mi. and Mrs. l.. :. Garrison, re-
turned yesterday morning nom visit
to friends In the East.
Montgomery Miller, travelling pas.
nenger agent of the Memphis & Little
Rock railway, IL IN the city.
Mr.. ~. q. DOran. whO has been quite
| III for several weeks past with avio.
lent attack Of ioyer, IL out agNin.
Colonel j. NJ Stemmons has 70
| turned from Tip 20 ureenvillt
whittier no went on legal Doslness.
b, 8. Castles loit last evening for IN,
| North, 10 be absent ia tho gents fur
nishiug goods market Tor tomo weeks
Mre. Henry Boil IL enjoying th,
summer aud cool beeze- ON tho rancl
of her son-in-law, Captain June Peak
ak miles from Alpsry, Texas, l'is'
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of the committee on streets
and bridges on the proposition 10 ms
cadami2o and gravel Ross avonuo and
sycamore streets be- adopted, and that
tho city attorney DO and is hereby d.
rected 20 prepare an ordinance To ma
oadpmizo and gravel said streets in &C.
corosnce with tho prayer Of the petit
toners ana OF the provisions OF tine
charter aud ordinances OF the Citv n.
Dallgs,
Alderman Gibson moved to .I..
the resolution.
Alderman Spellmsn moved 20 lay
on tho table.
The roll WIS called and the vote
stood rs follows:
Ayes-Daugherty, Linskie, Loeb,
Lnuokx and Spellmau,
Nays Booehout, Certor, Gibson,
Ranch and Williams.
This was tic vote, the
mayor voting nay. Tho matter
WAS then discussed mt length.
Alderman Williams offered tho FOL.
lowing RS y substitute:
Resolved, That in tho proposition of
J. II Schneider aud othors 70 pave
Ross street from Sycamore to the
Houston a Texas Central railway Nv
accepted aud that tho proposition 10
pave Sycamore no referred, aud thar
the parties proposing To advanco
the money for tho city that tho city
have the privilege Of paying at any
time within three years.
Adopted.
Council adjourned.