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AeS AA0hSo VI OoNOuI AtlnuOOA
How this condition differs from the
Inconsistencies of chloroform fnhala-
ton, SO far as the mental state is con-
cerned, it is very difficult to perceive, It
does not appear to differ at all from the
mesmeric sleep. Even the methods
adopted to bring it about are the same in
both. These are, as may be learned from
works devoted to the eastern faiths, the
following: The seeker after nirvana
should stand motionless, or gaze fixedly
at the sky, or luminous object, or the
up Oh the nose, or repeat continually the
monosyllable ON (the sacred name of
Brahm) fixing the mind the while on the
attributes of the supreme God; to hold
the breath Or slow the breathing to the
utmost; ito have no heed of times or
place, these are the modes of causing
.one to be like unto the placid lamp set
IN place where the wind blows not"
Having attained the happy condition
occultlsts are seeking, the yoghi stands
or sits motionless and mute; at times he
speaks, signs, or gestures expressing the
vision that is before his mental ewes; his
eyes are open, but he no longer sees or
hearts, unless it is the person or voice of
some particular individual. General
sensibility is gone; pricking, pinching or
burning has no pain. They remember
fairly well what they saw or felt in the
trance or ecstasy. Their mental state
seems to be reduced to one image.
idea or isolated group of ideas, which
seem to receive the entire attention to
the exclusion of everything else. An
parts OF the brain not thus engrossed are
asleep, that is to say, utterly inactive.-
Cor. st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-03

py the contest and wounded in fifty
places, it fell from the tree; when,
still struggling, it was quickly torn
to pieces.
1t must not be supposed, however,
that the wild dog usually prefers as
formidable game as the leopard. A
shecp-fold is always an attraction
too great ior the wild dog to pass.
And now after calling this wild
hunter dog, I shall have to say
that it is not a dog, and really a
nearer relative Of the hyena, though
it resembles both animals as to have
gained the name of hyena-dog. Its
scientific name is Lycaon oenaticus;
and besides the two common names
already mentioned, it has half dozen
more.-iSt. Nicholas for july.
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The Passage of the Forts.

Captain Beverley Kennon, who
commanded the Confederate gun
boat Governor Moore" and helped
in fighting Farragut below New Or
leans, has a paper in the July Cen
tury. from which we quote as follows:
"The evening previous to the battle
l reported to General Duncan, the
commander of the two forts, my OBJ
servations on the enemy's move
ments as seen by myself from the
masthead. Yet to my knowledge
no picket boat was sent down py us,
or any means adopted to watch the
enemy and guard against surprise.
The result was they were abreast
the forts before some of orr vessels
fired q shot. In few moments
this space was filled with smoke
from the guns and exploded shells,
intensifying the darkness of the
night. A slackening of the fire on
both sides was necessary, since nei-
ther could distinguish friend from
foe. In some places no object was
distinguishable until after directly
upon it, when it was as soon lost to
view, yet the U. S. squadron steam
ed ahead blindfolded, as it were,
through the darkness and confusion
soon TO find themselves in places of
absolute safety and with compara-
lively few casualties.
"At about $50 A. NJ. april "a,
1862 an unusual noise down the
river attracted my attention. AS we
expected to be attacked, I becend-
eb the ladder to near the water,
where 1 distinctly heard the paddles
of steamer (the Mississippi(. l
saw nothing on reaching the deck,
but instantly fired the after gun,
the one toward being fired by the
sentry there; at the same time the
water batteries of Fort Jackson and
Fort st. Philip let drive, followed in
an instant by a general discharge
from all the available guns in the
forts, and both batteries of the adj
vancing feet, mounting two hun
dred and forty-two guns, and Com
mander Porter's squadron of seven
vessels mounting seventy-two guns,
which attacked Fort Jackson's flank
below the distractions. There was
also a splendid practic from nine
teen Federal mortars, which fired
their 13-inch shells at intervals (be-
tween the vessels) of ten seconds.
"The bursting of every description
of shells Quickly following their dis
charge, increased a hundred-fold the
terrific noise aud fearfully grand and
magnificent pyrotechnic display
which centered in a sbace of about
twelve hundred yards in width.
The ball had not more than fairly
opened before the enemy's ships
were between the forts and the
Uncle Sam of my earlier days had
the key to the valley of the Missis-
sippi again in his breeches-pocket,
for which he had to thank his gallant
navy and the stupidity tardiness,
Ignorance, and neglect of the author
tiles in Richmond.
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A week or two ago a singular occur
renee transpired at the wood camp
ON Wolf Creek, The land on which
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The wreck of the coal ship Nor
denfoId. last week, in the De Haro.
ohannel Of the Sap Juan islands,
while in tow of a powerful tug.
shows the dangerous character OF
the route between Victoria and the
terminus of the Canadian Pacific
Railway. That ths Noldenfelt bad
no pilot at the time, has been COM
mented on by the press, and the
fact brought out that other wrecks
have taken place in tho same chan
mel before. When the commerce to
the Canadian terminus becomes
fully developed, more disasters of
of this kind are certain to occur in
this dangerous channel. Should
there ever be branch railway
built, giving the Canadian Pacific
terminal facilities at the FucS
Straits, these dangers will be avold>
ed, and al the same tine che costly
towage and pilotage through these
waters be saved. The fact Tat
engineers have pronounced the
route perfectly feasible fer a branch
road from the Canadian Pacific, di-
rectly to the Fuca Straits, on FL
.dalgo island, is significant, ana
when we consider that vessels can
enter Ship Harbor from the Straits
as easily as they can Victoria har-
Dor, the probabilities are that COM
merce will finally take this course, in
spite of the strong British sentiment
against this safer and more direct
route. As shown before ia the col
umns of this paper, fifty miles Of
water navigation can be saved,
without adding anything TO length
Of the railway, by this branch line,
besides bringing the terminus of
the Canadian Pacific road within
sight Of Tictoria. and only 30 miles
away from it.
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I'll SWORD FISH.

TIE sword fish Is supposed 10 eptertiib
great hostility toward the whale, and 40
counts of conflicts that hive been wit
messed are recorded by mariners. Captain
Grow relates the following, as having oc-
CURED on a voyage to Momel: One morn.
ing, during n cain, when near the Eebr.
DIES. ell hands were called up at AM, to
witness battle between several Of the fish
called thrashcrs, or fox sharks, and some
swo.d-fsh, on one side, and Eli enormous
whale on the other. II gag n tho me-
OF summer, and the wetor being clear and
the fish close to the vessel, we had frs
opportunity of witnessing toe conflict. Ae
coon az the whales back appeared above
the water, the thrashsrs, spri-Sing several
yards irto the air, descend.d with great
violence upon the object of their RANGER,
ID tlii esd upon Lin tho most severe
,.sps with them long tells. the sound of
WIN Oh rosemb!ed the report OF riuskets drsd
in tie distance. The sword fish in their
turn otta eked tho distressed whale, stab
hing from below, and tDus beset on oil sides
and wounded, when the poor creature ap-
reared. the water around him WEB dyed
with bloed In this manner they continued
tormenting and wouIding him f-r many
hours. until we lost sight of him, and ]
haze no doubt they in the eEo completed
ha desti uc ion."
On the return OF TIA whay1 ship Fortune
20 Plymou:a, 3,,tssacAusetts, III 1897, the
r,unp of l. sword blade Oh this fish was
noticed projecting li,c 9 ceg outside, which,
on being traced, he'd b3en driven through
the copper lGeethirC. an inch board under
.a,sthing, ttrce-in n plank of hsrd wood,
s,.s solid white-oak iinicr twelve inches
.hick, then through anooher two ard hall
,ach hard oak ceiling, and lastly penetrated
the head OF an Oh task, where it stuck, not
u dyop Of tie oil having escaped.
A Boston ship lanled W Oh tae ways Tor
re pair, few years since, presented toe
shank o; u sM orti-lsil's dagger, which haG
been driven considerably far into the solo
oak plank rlore curious affair wa
brought 10 light IN 1923, in oyslitauii;'g his
sEaiesty's SIP Leo nsl, from tho coast Of
Africa. The sword Of ta.s marine spears
Ian bad pierced tae shcgthinr one inch,
uext it went through g th!ee.inca p.s *,
snd beyond T. at thee inches ana half IL
20 the Arm til1.ieg. II was the opinion o.
the mechanics that it would have required
inc strokes Of n hammer wei. hing twenty
two pounds 10 drive an iron bolt OF tie
s.ne dimensions 20 the same densh IN the
hull. le5 the lea Grove II 1t u single
thrust.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washington Territory Notice
is hereby given that. in compliance with
the provis ons Of the Act Of Congress APP
proved June 3. 1878, entitled AN Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands in the States
of California. Oregon, Nevada aud Wash
ington Territory Walter + Caldwell of
San Juan County, Washington Territory,
his this day fled in this office his appli>
cation 10 purchase the LOIS 3, .. z s and 8
of Section No 10 in Township'No. 3G
North, Rarge No. 2 West Of the WiI>
lan.ette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the sad described land, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims IN this office within sixty 900 days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my office in
Olympia, ". T., this 25th day OF F, b.
ruary, A. D., 1856
JoUN F. CONVEY,
SO low Register Of the Land Office.
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BY muniiicent gift OF 10000 from
Mr.. c. B. Wright, OF Philadelphia, for the
endowment of the institution, with the
generous contribution of $4,000 by the
citizens OF Tacoma, and the liberality of
Christian men and women of the East.
a commodious and well appointed building
has been erected and a College founded
for the education OF the young men and
boys of this Coast.
The building stands on high and
healthy site, surrounded by spacious
grounds. is heated with furnaces is sup>
piled with hot and cold water and bath
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The dormltorics have been arranged so
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himself Teachers occupy rroms ndja-
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Professor John TAFT takes CHARGE of the
institution. lie brings an eminent rcput
alton and larIe experience and Will be
assisted by thoroughly competent in
struators IN every depart nent.
Mrs. TAFT will, herself supervise the
household, and parents may with con-
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motherly care.
The remainder of this school year will
be dcvI;!cd into two terms, OF twelve
weeks each
The frs term viii BEGIN on January 9Th
and end on March 3tst 1896.
The second ten viii begin on April
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NOTICE OF FINAL PRO OF.

US. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. It,
August rs, 1SS5.-Notice is hereby given that
Joseph O. Warner has filed notice of intention
to make nnsl proof before the Probate Judge
orin hisabsence tn Clerk OF the Probate Court
at his office, in Fri''2F uarbor, W.T., on Friday
the 30th day Of Octobo., A. d. 1885, on Ho ne
stead Application, No 5170 for the SFL Of
SW1l; 81 OF SEA of Sec IL and NEh Of NE
Il of Sec. IA TIP 35 Y, II 2 west.
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A. Clark, r. j. Hummell and John Sper
of Lopez Island, p o., w. T.
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The Carson Appeal says: This is a
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