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NOTICE.

7 Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUC lion
l thirfy-six hundred pouDcs 600 nsl 81
Prepared Opium ssae sans hAEleg been
sesz a by. nd forfeited 20. the Unite
states g ssernmsntl, TO ths highest bid.
der Tar casa, at the . tom House. In Perz
foxnzsnd- Washington Territory. On the
sefh Day o. APgsL. 1853.
The Opium win bs sold In quantities 70
suit purchasers.
nhIssa T.J. HAMILTON,
u. q Marshal for Wassfngsa. Territory.
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Teacher Wanted.

r ADV TEACHER To TEACH IN
No. school dissrtrs, San Juan ecuu-
II. s4id teacaer muss hosd q. high 90 Q
secoad grade CO fiiinst : ssbocl 10 CON
rs.ace fh< las 81 Nag and continae about
ave monshs Apply 70
BkSJANrS JESsOS.
xpsd~1s San JsAn pcsa CEsee-
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- Dear sis, ' hs said, = I'd iiks 10 ask,
Isiass tie 9aesti ss's rnde.
M1at na~srs tesse strange and uzystic
uaexas
lnaoeaoGs a@sastader
Of sssrse tbs sasxsioa y aos rese,s
The osher rnkn rsriiess
feeF mean. yea see. the ouzznsss uaAa
Who dc~s nos MAvsssise.~
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Dissolution Of Copartnership

THE FIRM HERE foFoRE EXIST
ing der the name and styse Of John
r Gosd 4 Co, dsang bu.iness IN the city
Of seatfIe, 10 this day dissolved b. uIn-
tuhl consent Af. John X Good having
puschassd the entire interest OF NJ. ,.
JOHN e. GOOD.
NJ 4. sAWrkLL@
sesfsle. Aprii q IsS sDi Il
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$1,000 RRVARD.

pY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONS
- ers OF King cousry, W. T. b4fS1y
offer $1,000 reward for the arrest end en-.
viction OF tbs person. who. On the ~ az
81 February murdered J. Manning g.
man ane Wilbur Patfen, on Laks Waahr
ington. In said county.
Seattle W ( Frh ~ tsse l~1l
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Il : bssssvet u ysEssaaa Cay iAsi ex
Atessssr Il NJ. Dsegsst oil take easrss
Of tee esfissrisi eolsnps Of The E..isr,
py~s&, N tbs tnisrs@s u W. n. Sss~.rts
Senatorial e4rdid&sf.
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HAVANA AND SEED Gle AIRS
IL manufactured and Kept In stock. In
large quantltieA
Dexlers viii fizd II 70 their advantage
70 buy directly Of u. - we sell strictly
for CASH hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables O. 70 seii cheap.
Gocds sent @. D ID. 70 any part 81 the
coast
A large quantity sf tobacco stems for
sale
CszA<s manufactured 70 order In any
desired shape snd packed In aay style 70
salt cussomrnA uyT dwr
Owing TO the intention Of the owners 70
pack mp and leave tbs country. the CixAr.
now In ssock viii BE- sold At q great sacra-
noe. hose who buy saust eorse qaickiy.
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BIDS WAMT1p.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ExefnKxn
THIRrEKNTH DISTRICT.
PORTLAND, Or. APRIL 1. III
CEALED PROP SAILS WILL An
- received at this once until { d ID =
Tuesday. the 10Th day Of April. INA r.
furnishing the materials and iabor x q
kinds .cessary for the constrnctioa enA
deiive y Of the keepers dwe ling ana ~
.ignal house. and Tor moving barn 81
buiiding foundation therefor at WEI
Point Light station. Washineton Terr1-
tory.
Plans. specifications. forms Of propomI
and other information mar b obzsln6d
on application 10 this Office.
The light Is reserved 10 reject any Or a.
bids and TO waive any defeeta-
q n. P0WELI.
Captain Of Engineers. U. 8. Army.
Engineer Thirteenth Lighthouse Disfrlo<.
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lmproued Farm for Sale.

Xxx ACRES. A WILL IMPROVED
elOO farm at Oak Harbov postoffice.
store. blacksmith shop, warehouse and
steamboat landing within few rods OF
the building; three hundred and Atty
acres cleared forty acres being dyked
der piow. knfire tract good land. Terms
OF sale reasonable. Inquire OF 8. r.
5PANGLhR Oak Harb5r. or A. w.
BASH. Port Townsend ap6dw2w
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HDHz. ~. e. HHA YVES,
COMPOUND vAPOR BATH
DR. J. MOUDY, General Agent 625 Front street, Seattle
ETea1t1, Ereserveeas Health Restores.
without Dragging stomach with Medicine
WHAT WILL 1T CURE . is the IN

TT il
thu
fetal
SPRINGS
of
thespnns
positive
@ m ~ 1~na
%
favor
5S@ IL &c
% 'FRONT.' WIN 1Gs
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HousE AND LOT on
Third sfree1
City Lon. a. Is and rs up
Hotel with hAr. Laundry. soda works
Second hnnd Furniture Store
3ooo scr9s lAnd. part cleared. - per acre
White river ranch. cleared bottom 500
RessAuransA San ga. Seoo; bargains
Good Business Chancea-
Improved Ranchss $50. 4soa $500 mp
Bakery. eeoa Thros SaleonsL
Vacated claim. 30 srsiinqaishsd homo
sesadL q pre-enptions sian 9i2A 80. &c
Fveacre homea. cleared 80 mp.
Trade City Lots for Ranch
Mortgages On solid property. efOs 10
tfo.0oo.
City and County Scrip. =.
New and second hand Safes. H.
WANTED.
Money; good security: best interest
paid Call On ~.
Women and giris; highest wages paid-
IrsncrR washs1 and cooks; No. I pay.
To furnish farm banda - per month.
Canvssseu and agsnts, IS par month.
Partner oa improved Stock Ranch, $40
Two LADY parsaera. far life. By two we'll
TODD men- Oont say aaythiAgI.
FOR ENT.
Three Fruit and Vegetable Gardens
near town, very cheap; take them u
once.
Nineteen houses. e6 TO SIS.
Furnished or unfarni shed rooms. with
or without board. u . month up.
Popular saloon. &c
10 acrs ranch; Improved orchard and
hay; no cash rent.
soAcre improved ranch. IS . month.
House and large garden. in town.
Furnished Restaurant or Lodging House
80 each
Lot near center Of city to lease.
Money to loan ON short time and APP
proved security.
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GEO. W. CRANE,

Warrington Territory Employment Ba.
resa, near corner Commercial and
washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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PROFESSIONAL
AlsRo GARDNER,

sTvlL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
" Snrveyos. Fleseen years experfeacs
On nArruw and sta dar5 zsge railroads..
Al oocnty uor< properly recorded
0<zoc over Gordon \ ard ware Co. Frunf
-: 70 dence cor. Third ant blanchard.
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For Rent.

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FIxn
l. view: Front street.
Kitchen. completely Furnished loR
housekeeping. and bedroom.
Also nice rooms unfurnished- vsr5
js7 gro. W. CRANE.
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j. G. CRA6SE,
nEMYiaY.

0sfioe up nalrs over Smith & sons Jew
elsry seore. In Snlllvxa's block. Front 81
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE eAs
WI be administered by The Docsnr for
TIE parposs a exErxesfnz seexh uifaoas
palm tse2
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FOR SALE.

A sIx-RooM HOUSE, AND CORNER
= - centxaslY ieszted fsne view Ana
Al zotcrn imprussnentss vii sell Ter
less tAAn eest Of the easl<snx& Address
: A. shis ocznaA AIS &
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WANTED IN SEATTLE

\ An energetic bushes won
] an 70 solicit and take ofderu
for THE MADAME 0HMwoko
PATENT SKfET I urr0n1 ne
CoHsErs. 1hcse Corsee1
have been extensively -
yei tiscd and told b. la1y
eanvassers the past ten 30E1
which, with TzlkfE euPBul.
GRITTY, has created . i.Anek
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Sick headache, hAhituaI cossivsnees
pains IN bach and limnI lom Of appetite,
nad breath and tasle in TIE mouth. etc..
entirely cured ~ tho ~ q
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MO4IDEI0uAIs
RMrn1clAN1 AND ounenoNs.
3. GA3oDAW, ~. q,
RmHDacHAN Ash sU1s9oN-
GRADUATE or THE DKPART-
NJ ne.1 Ct 1sdfcz.e an4 s1z4sEJ & fhs
06os 3 d ssssfis oensrni HosplsnL
- Rour4h sd Je4crSon stree4A
Special aktenkz0n gfvea % chrcnir dts
ens1 snd n snrxfcai cases: azso - The
dzneones of wozen-
An cails prcnpfty attended tes4
q. -. HAll, -. y.
oaes = s4ss spesas Bsisdsas. svsr nsr-
ehansf Eafs0nAi b4ak
nsuzA - 70 u a. % ~ ! 70 sRn-
Or. n. 0. l0n6AkER
IGRADUArR or THE UNIvER-
NJ sffy q PmLsyivAni2 has perna-
nsntiy locass1 il sosfxie.
Once ana residence. No IL Colombia
g<reeL Ali Gala promp<ty attended.
d. Lonxaker uaakes = speciAEfy of dis
eaass Of tie
Eye. Ear and Threat
Treats privafn. chronic and skin Diseases.
removes tnmors and ulcers without pain
o. The Ne Of the Gnife.
SKArTLE March & fssk
Dr. H D. LoS6AKsR dear sir For
yeAu nd been afflicted WITH . heavy,
painful fsel,nz IN my forsheed sad -
nixat 1 wouid Be troubled with difficulr
breathing. coughing and expecfsrAfing.
20 that hA1 but hffle rest. I was sery
miserable from tins extnrrh Of the head,
nose, and the asthma Tor which | consd
ind no relief. i had b en pronounced in
curahae when 1 sought your care and
treatment frum which 1 recs1ved relief
In few days. resulting in . permanent
cure
From what know Of On. Lcnzaker's
professional skili AID treatment feel l
can most heartily recommend all persons
suffering from disease TO him. with the
assurance that they viii receive mssr ex-
ceilent professional and meo ical treat
ment tnhi2l CLARK d. DAVIS.
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Furnished House TO Rent.

A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE CON-
- tanning eight rooms hot and cold
water and bath room nicely located on
Marion street. tenant 20 board gentle
man and wife. Only responsible parties
need apply. FRANK C. YOUNG,
eplo zoe Front street
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Dog Lost.

ENRoM UNION LIvEFfYzeTABIE A
4 brown setter pup about three months
oid, HAD on . narrow leather collAr.
with tag No. is6 Reward vii he maid
for the return Of tho deg TO the stable.
apte H. A. SEARS.
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this natural American fosircssf Can
chs Nation afford 10 delay In a matter
that is Of 80 great concern t. hss fusurc
welfare?
II has bern stated that the influence
Of ths Pacific railroad esrporasieas Was
used to Hill the Nscaraeaa treaty IN the
lasi sesasou Of Congress- A more vii
iainoas example Of Tie rule 81 corporate
wealth IN this eoantfy ~as never known.
II would eErs their business, aud there
fore ihey mrss stsfla ane u The bright
est prospects % The NAiica's tuture. II
is 10 he sincerely hoped that lhls error
vi,i be corrected speedily, aua shss she
GATED States ray be permitted 20 ae-
eept ses advances made BY the Govern.
ncnt Of NlsNFaeaa. in whist that Ca
ticn agreed 30 give &c the Unifed stAiss
the land ans ali the PRIVILEGES necessary
g. eoussfnss sed operate the canal II
thiS 6evSsnment ~oaia agree - Tor.
nish the capital necessary fcy such eaa-
ssrnestaa. weas advantage we
vaald have "a sach bargain
No part Of she Sstson would rssp a
greater pFceostioa at TIE e~ues,s from
saeo eanA thar TIE Psc.fis caAss.
Washington fsvFisary is~ef woala aaa
an sxtSnded and stimulated MARKET
fos al It's erodsets. AaserieSn rans.-
uaeres wes'd bs revived. New wsrts
woola arise whirh ~seald he nass hy new
Industries, erarsb5spz sss,or shsi Is suf- .
fsrsng 'eF wat 81 sees smslayzeas.
Ansssss shsaid advance tasarS Ser
ssiaFAl sa-hs n re ewsershsp q =
NicAFsgaAn saasl -. waa ensaar
aee an AaaeEse n con EasFee-Aa Arasri
eAn natsonsluy.
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900 ROLLS OF THE VERY BEST
6OO White River Butter. received
every week 81 Chilbcrxs Dont fAil 70
try u N. CHu4BERG.
apee Grocer. 6i9 Frent street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-05-25

South, fit mothers and sisters oil brave
sons and brothers How many of their
best beloved lie '-dsy under the soil OF
the Old Dominion And bow many
brave Nnthrrn soldiers lie by their
sides. Truly Virginia is the burial place
# the nst,on, and our hearts should sof,.
en- VIII n we think OF her. Speaking OF
the monument jos quin Miller, who vie
tied it, says: This grand tribute OF
cold gray stone is talking to its. IL the
softenirg and suhduing mantle cf yer.
dure. Up t.e four steep sides Cf stone
The ivy i, climbing, is nearing the sum.
NIT. It will meet there on the topmost
Linnacle some day soon and joining
hands, hend down in perpt tuaI pity over
the IL 0C0 dead ="
Around about the field We End them
hurried. Sep softly, stranger, brave
men we're these, though they have not 8
mark to- show th,ir last resting place
sase q few have little wooden slab
BIT do the soldiers ,f the Lost Cause
need it, do the victors need it? M
they both have carved . name for them
selves that will oLt'ast any voiceles,
stone tae hand OF man can shape: they
have carved it on the hearts of tbeil
|countrvmen
Oar journev is ended, the day is abou
done and the lights are twinkling in tn.
distant city. We rttarn, satisfied with
a trip that bri gs. again to the minds O
many memories of friends who have
passed over the river and rest undel
the shade of the trees" r L. C.
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Household Hints.

Wipe no, fat irons on cloth vet With.
kerosene TO prevent them from scorch-
ing
Kid shoes can he kept soft and Tree
from cracks by rubbing them once
week with pure 81, cerine or castor oil.
To extract grease i:om papered walls,
dip piece OF flannel in spirits OF wine,
rub the greasy spots once or twice and
The spots will disappear.
To tell good eggs. pat them in water;
If the large end turns mp they are mot
fresh. This is ap infalIible rule to dis.
tipguish good egg from . bad one.
When you have spilled anything on
the stove. or milk has boiled over, and
a suffoca,ing smoke srises, sprinkle the
spot with ealt and il will disappear i'm.
mediately.
To pick the feathers OF chlckens with
out scalding, hang them up alive by the
legs, cut place In the roof OF the mouth
with o sharp knife and commence nj once
10 pick The feathers cf. II any shculd
come hard, pull toward the TAIL.
Never allow the cups, bowls, plates.
knives. spoons, etc.. which you use in
the dining room 10 do service in the
kitchen. Save the old ones for tina, pur-
pose, or II you have just begun house,
keeping, buy some cheaper ones for
kitchen use. Anv article which is used
in cooking will not long be ft for table
use.
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Christian Church.--No resident Minis
ter. Social meeting and communion every
Lords day morning at lO1f o'clock. Sunday
school at 9 o'clock AN.
st. Sylvester,s Catholic Church,
Rev. Father WEIsINeER, Pastor. Services at
s and 10 o'clock A. N. Sunday school at r.
NJ. vespers and Benediction at T. N.
nj. E., Church. .--Services At the N. e.
Church. Woods6eld, every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1880 A. N. and 2 p. M. Sunday school
|1l:3O A. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
at7P.M. Pastor, Rev; h. D. STAUFFER.
st. PauPs German Evangelical
Church. --Services every two weeks at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school every Sunday at
0 O'Clock A. N. Services every alternate Sun
day at Lewisvile at 10 o'clock A. n. Pastor,
Rev. A. J. WINTRRICK.
Presbyterian Church. at the
Presbyterian Church. Woodsfeld, every two
weeks at ~ o'clock p. W. Sunday school every
Sunday at o'clock r. N. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 81 O'clock
Pastor Rev W. T. GARRowAy.
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GALLlA COUNTY.

CROWN CITY, May b, 1885.
Ed. SPIRIT; Lugan township, which is
the object OF our present letter, is situa-
ted in the extreme southern part of Gal
iia County, bordering on the beautiful
Ohio River and Lawrence County, which
can boast Of the extreme southern part
OF the Buckeye State As the traveller
passes up or down the Ohio, about 20
miles below Gallipolis, be will hear the
porter cry out, Grown City;" then cast
ing his eye northward he can say here is
the lower part OF Gallis. Here he will
see small village, rudely constructed.
With about $50 inhabitants; casting his
eye still further norlhward be can boast
Of no beautiful landscapes, no blue ram
ges Of mountains or picturesque scene
ries, but rugged rocks. steep hillsides and
deep gallies meet the view, and the trav-
eler can see nothing to en,ice him 10 cast
his lot with ius or 10 risk bis fortune 10
this rural district If the reader should
ever pass this way, and deem it prudent
to pay US visit, he eau penetr ate the
hills directly in the rear of the village
by way of county road. Following
this road for about two miles on will
come 10 Indian Guyan Creek about six
miles from the head. This creek and its
tributaries drains nearly the entire town.
ship In this section there are many
we'l-to.do formers, with good houses
and Gil indications that they are old set.
tiers; with the exception of these the
stranger will zee many strong indica.
rtions OF Eew settled country: rude
buildings, young orchards, new cleared
fields, and an occasional forest is apt tO
attract the travellers attention. and be
fmay be impressed with the truth OF the
sentence. '.The poor you always have
with you." - ~ -
This is what is commonly called Q
rough hill country; but we have some
advantages the people have not where
The land is fat. We can cultivate both
sides while they cSn get at but one. II
is also convenient for mining stone coal
which is found in abundance. Our soil
is tolerable good for corn, wheat, oats
rye, tobacco, potatoes, fruit, and all kinds
Eof vegetables. We have here gener'
ous-heartei people, plenty Of schools
good school houses, good teachers and
plenty OF children to keep the teacher
busy. We have also variety Of church
es-lhe Church OF Christ, NJ. E Church
U. B. Church and three wings OF The
Baptist Church.
Such is the outline Of the homes q
many good, energetic citizens that havt
emigrated from Noble and Monroe
among which I might mention the fol
lowing Beleville. Barnet NJ oore, ,Swaine
Berry, Wiudham, Smith. Lindemood anf
others, the most Of whom are making
money and we'll satisfied Jacob Linde
mood, when be came here, was yer,
poor boy; at present be is one Of ou
leading merchants, and is generous
hearted, honest man. remember
short time since | was at bis store whel
be returned from Crown City pulling on
q pocket book from bis pocket, be said
"Here is a pocket book ] found witt
SIS in it, Ithink know whose 1t is
could not help but think that old Gal
liza had given birth TO many worse me
Than Mr.. Lindemood. A. HAIRLESS.
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Take o Paper.

"why dom. you take paper for your
children ?"
"Csn't afford 1t. Really it costs me
so much to live. that l have to dispense
with luxuries."
Is this economy wiser Is there any
other way in which you can spend two
dollars which will yield larger amour,
of interest, irs.Iuction and pleasure.
than the weekly visits Of paper pre-
pared especially for the family circle =
1t is not the body alone that requires
food, hut the mind also. Better live
sparingly for one week than refuse to
avail yourself of what will SO largely
help to make your home pleasant and
cheerful. A good weekly paper is val
liable educator. and 1t is hard TO over
estimate its irf fl renee for good. II ought
not to he regarded as luxury. b 1t ratl er
as a necessity. = Golden A,gosy
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WIVES! MOTHERS! DAUGHTERs!,

BE YOUR OWN PHYSlCIANl A
lady who was for years q great sufferer
from Fema'c Complaints and weaknesses,
so common Ia her sex, and despsired OF
neirg cured, finally found remedies which
completely cured her. sft-r all else had
tailed. ANY lady can use the remedies
and cuto herself, without being subject
ed 10 . medical examination From
grptituie che will send FREE. Recipes.
Illustrated Treatise and fpll direct ons,
sealed. Address with stamp), Mas.
w. c. HOLMES, 65S broadway, n. \.
Name poper). si
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We Have Them Here.

The man who accepts iavors and re-
turns none.
Now is the time to gather green's -
Dudes may be lett standing.
The man who is q saint abroad and q
devil at home.
TIE man who reads aloud when not
. ked 10 do so.
The writer who is always quoting
what he has written.
The man who stares Extensively a,
women in public places.
The man who lies and the woman who
does not tell the truth.
The man who dyes bis whiskers and
thinks nobody knows it.
The man who interrupts you when
you attempt to talk with him.
The eoman who. knowing nothing
finds fault with everything.
The old, old beau Who has never learn
ed that be has lost the power to charm
The sneerers, male or female. who
chill every body within sight BY their fin'
shed sneer.
The woman who 90 sips and gahhlet
a,out The private affairs OF her acquain
.aDce.
The woman who has eeen better DAYS
and is always sighing and talking abou
them.
The tolerant man who sees no goo;
iu people who dlffe, from him in relig
ion or politics.
The creature who splits on public stair
wys. b lis In other places flequentet
by clean people.
The man who is always threatening
to do fine things to give his friend
pleasure, and never does them.
The man whose mind is dirty ant
cannot refrain from letting its unclean
ness filter out through his speech.
The suspicious person who sees evi
in The most innocent action, because in
nocence is within him or her.
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The Climate OF Alaska.

Current notions as. TO the severity of
the climate OF Alaska require to be
some vi hat modified. There is strong
ocean current which sweeps souihward
and breaking upon the Alaskan shores
PRODUCES along the coast an effect simi
lar to that produced by the Gulf stream.
A correspondent OF the Chicago Ad-
rance. writing from Puget sound, gives
an enhancing account OF the climate
there in January:
This morning january 81 counted
ten difieren. varieties Of flowers in full
bloom cut Of doors, among which were
roses. pansies, red and white daisies,
blue-bells and chrysanthemums The
grass of The hillside and meadow is as
fresh and green as in spring time, with
here and there q red clover blossom lift
ing it's blush,ng face as if to apolog;z'
f>r it's unreasonable appearance. Straw.
berry wires. t,o, scorning the figures oi
the calendar, persistently refuse to take
ii E winters nap, and with large, luxl
rant leaves continue 10 shield the tender
blossoms which nestle beneath their
shade. The diligent, irrepresslble Chi
naman still makes bis accustomed morr :
ing call with baskets OF "celery, turnip'
pc, beet-e and cabbsRe-ge," fresh FROM
The garden, while the ltstive "slwash'
and bic beloved "kloockman" roam the
streets bareheadtd aud barefoo;ed in II
their native pride and dignity. The
mean Temperature for December was
forty three and q half degrees. At 2P
M. it ranged from .hirty-fonr to sixt,
degrees for the month. There were
only five frosts, and no snow until De.
cember 81, and then only enough tC
cover the ground. To-day the sun !.
warmly shining, dowers are blooming
and all is merry as May. And this il
the middle OF winter At forty-eieht de
grees north latitude.