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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01
Land Tenure in China.

In a paper lately read before the
Shanghai Asiatic Society by Mr.. jamie
son, 1t was stated that, although tue
Emperor theoretically owns everything
under the sun, the private owner of land
in China has as absolutely q property in
itas he can have under any Government.
Waste or abandoned lands, as we'll as
those for which there are not heirs, re-
vert to the Crown, which can also annex
private land for public purposes. Land
tax is in all cases paid direct to the
Government, and there are no zemindars
and no ''farmers-general in China.
There are two main tenures, military
and common, the former Supplying only
to certain military colonies and to grants
made to his follows by the Manchu con
queror of the country in 1644.
N~inety-nine hundredths Of the land is
held under common tenure, which has
three conditions attached to it, viz.
The payment of the land tax, the supply
on demand of statute labor to the au-
thorities and a payment of q fine in
alienation. Forthe land tax the hsien, OF
district, is the unit, and is assessed ut q
fixed suDlby the Government, which the
District Magistrate has to pay whether
he receives it or not, but, rs a rule, he
has a surplus. In the event of some
great calamity, such as n dearth or in
undatiOn, he may get a remission, the
benefit of which reaches the people.
The supplying of statute labor has nj
most fallen into disusc, which, perhaps,
accounts for the bad state of public
works in China. The fees are payable
on the transfer of land by sale or mort
gage, succession or inheritance.
Probably half the soil of China is the
property of the peasants who till it.
Large tracts are owned by retired Of
ficials and their families, usually call9d
''thc literati and gentry who lease it
to srall farmers on a kind of customary
tenacy ut will, the rent, which is paid
in kind, amounting TO half the crop in
the best soil, and diminishing as the
land is poorer. The rent is paid us soon
as the crop is harvested, so that rents
are seldom in arrear and evictions art,
very rare. The laws are all in favor of
the tenant, who pays no taxes OF rates
everything with him, including his
house.
The soil is so rich that the farms are
SciltldiiN very ntlidlis diu mtlceu III is
estimated that a square mile is capable
of supporting n population of 3,840 per
sons. Within these broad lines there is
every variety of arrangement respecting
the ownership of land; there are abso-
late sales aud sales in which the vendor
has a right to claim something more il
the land rises iii value; some sales are
re ocab'e, some i~rrevocable, the former
being apparently in the nature of mort
cages, the limitation period being thirty
years.
Again, there is a dual ownership i'll
land, one man owning the surface, the
other being regarded as the owner oi
the soil, and liable for all the taxes; and
there seems to be a good deal of Chinese
law in the respective rights of the two
owners rs to se-building and laying
collins in the common ground. The
ownership is es'ab ished in the usual
way by title deeds, registered in the dis
trist Offices.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

A NUREMBERG manufacturer has in
vented pencils in blue, black, and
brown for writing on the human skin.
They are for use in anatomical and
chemical demonstrations.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01
Mistaken Intentions.

DIR. Kellmeyer, of Vienna has proved
by experiments that a mans head Of
hair, if left alone, will on an average
grow one-third faster and one-fifth
longer than a woman's. Our ancestors,
he holds, must have roamed the woods
in a couture resembling the tail of a
first-class comet; but purposes of orna-
ment had nothing to do with natures
remarkable lavishness in that respect.
Her real intent was rather prompted by
considerations of safety-specially long
haired individuals being most apt TO in
spire their enemies with the requisite
amount of terror. A brawny biped,
sporting a beard a la Justin Mccarthy,
and a shock Of hair from six to seven
feet long, must, indeed, have had n fair
chance to range his native woods IN
molested. |Cincinnati Enquirer.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

N. G. CURTIS, q farmer on Grand
Island, Cal, is using steam in his work
with good success. He ran his plows
attached to a traction wagon, and
working night and day plowed over
fifty acres in tw%enty-four hours. He
has also another smaller engine that
draws eight six-horse harrows, doing
the work of a large number of men
and horses in a short time and at a
small aypensa
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01
our Girls.
Kitty is witty,
Nettie is pretty.
Lutte is cute and small;
Irene is q queen,
Annette is O pet,
Nell is the bollc Of the ball;
Diantha is wealthy,
Bertha is healthy,

Perfect health keeps hor rosy and radiant,
beautiful aud blooming, sensible and sN eet.
of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Bertha
takes 1t, and she also takes the cake" The
only guaranteed cure for those distressing all
ments peculiar to women. Satisfaction or
your money returned.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

The pessimist believes what he fears and
the optimist believes what be hopes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

If you take pride in YOU elevated position.
please tell how much nearer are you to the
stars than /. u 30.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

What in the world is the use Of sitting
around waiting for something to turn mp
You might just as well sit down in the meadow
and wait for the COW to come up TO be MIXED.
Get up and shake yourself and make up your
mind TO turn up something. II you have moth
ing definite in your mind, then write to b. T.
johnson & Co, Richmond, Va, and they will
tell you a thing or two that will make you
jump for Joy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

Forced to Leave Home.
Over 90 people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call for q free trial pack
age of Lanes Family Medicine. If your bloc |
is bad, your liver and kidneys out Of order, If
you are constipated and have headache and an
unsightly complexion, don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for a free ample of this grand
remedy. The ladies praise IL. Everyone likes
it. Large-size package so cents.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

You look for that in others what you have
fOundin yourself.
A pocket mirror free to smokers of "Tan.
sill's Punch sc. Cigar.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

A dung beetle has wings, but it only flies
from one dunghill to another.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01
VigoY and Vitality

In a single second a man can make himself
forever.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

SIlHll 6ApeuSe.
AN Ingenious Young girl, of Louis
vile, with an eye to information and
an autograph, recently wrote to DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes and asked him
to tell her his favorite verse of all his
poetical writings. A few days ago she
received a card on which was written,
over the poets signature, the following
lines, which his admirers will readily
recall:
A few can touch the magic string,
And noisy Fame is proud to wiz them
Alas, for those who never sing.
But die with all their music in them
THIS is what one woman can do:
Maria M. Dean is a homeopathic ply
stefan who took a little office and hung
out her sign three years ago, in Hele-
ma, Mont, which has a population of
Is, 900 souls. Miss Dean never prac-
ticed anywhere else. Her income last
year was between 81, 600 and $12 1000.
She was born in Madison, Wis, and
graduated from the Wisconsin Univer-
sity. She is a pleasant, agreeable lit
tie woman, respected by all. She has
never been married and, what is more,
won't be, if she can help it.
MIR. HowELLs, the novelist, says: Il
remember very distinctly the first story
1 attempted to write. got along very
well until 1 wanted to draw it to a
close, and in my efforts to do so I got
into a most horrible condition of affairs.
Returning to a story after l have left
it for only a few hours, 1 find it ex-
ceedingly difficult to resume work. So
many new ideas will have come to me
during the interim that it is impossi-
bic to know for some time in what way
to use the material. With me, at the
best. composition is slow and laborious."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

For Constipation or Sick Headache. use DIR.
Pierce's Pellets; Purely Vegetable. One q dose.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

One Sun let's us forget millions of stars.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

NOTHING has recently occurred more
startling than TIe unwilling of the
statue of Giordano Bruno at Rome.
This man was in the dungeons of the
[nquisition for seven years, and was
then burned alive for heresy. Now,
after three centuries, the rulers of
Rome, with students and 80, 900 citi-
zens, march with great enthusiasm to
do honor to the martyr. The doctrine
taught by Bruno was singularly like
that to which science leads the ablest
thinkers of the present day-that of
an omnipresent universe soul the
eternal life soul. Long live the prin-
oiple of free thought! The soul of
Bruno is marching on.
THE cultivation of the tobacco plant
shows no signs of falling off. On the
contrary, the worlds output is con
stantly growing. The acreage in this
country is increasing every year, and
in Cuba the planters are abandoning
sugar and turning their attention to
tobacco, finding the latter far more
profitable. In the East Indies this in
dustry has lately been making i'm
menso strides, and the stock of the
corporations who control the great to-
bacco plantations in Sumatra and Ba-
tavia has advanced nearly 100 points
in the last three months. This seems
to show that the number of people in
the world who find solace in the weed
are multiplying quite as rapidly as is
the human race in general.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-01

A few can touch the magic string,
And noisy Fame is proud to win them
Alas, for those who never sing.
But die with all their music in them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-27

Thts addition has been ready s0r tie marx e
teT zeTefas weekH, b1s has been w1fns efa antI
ne sueen AaEs Hsis extension 81 the Front
streas cable fBad should b. commenced The
construction Of that road naw Being uslI uu8er
WAY end sts completion Ia the pear 8asare sa
assured Tact, the property $ pat uran the mar
Ret There are "a ares, cleared ana level A. a
hb0f. lying on the bFoAd plateau above Queen
Anne t6wn. commanding 4 ana vi9w II the
eait and fresh wafsr. Of the GiyEnsic and Cas-
eAde ranGra Of mountains with Mo4nt kaker on
the uerfh and Rainier on the sSu4h IN fact
every fS5sssssse s-se- about The eItv gt i mid
wsy befweeu the commercial and TnanuinetHr-
lag interests Of the city To the west Is smiths
Cove, northwest j. Ballard. northeast Fremont
essf she ills 1t Lake Vnfon. al aannlactnr-
Ing 10 eiitssS, and Al within IS or - minntes'
ride OF any portion 81 the addition. With an
eisefF7< road on either side sud the cable road
running through the celisT, Il Is positively the
Irost accessible piece Of properly Jet psst upon
ths MARKET Everything aseund Il has been
pasteG, 20 that y stands almost aieue as ehofce
residence properly. A PARK beautifully de-
signed i left liz the center Of tbs addition
keeb lot u a good 0ne. special Inducements
HtEt BE- gwen 90 these who viii bMisd Terms 60
sai' labaFtng penple This + &peelsl 0pporN
tnns4y for anyonss with limited Eneoma 70 Fe-
eufe h0rae ON terms 30 easy that the outlay
vii not Be missed. In buying . lot. whether
Tor hons or speculation, get one that some
other yefsoa viii want. There 10 always rrady
saie for good property. No trouble 90 snow
property. once hours from 3 a n. 70 p n.
snd from 70 p. m. J. COMPTON 4 Co, The
Fair, Second street.
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'liyEAsTERN ZEPHYR.
,.rve Amount of Property De-
stroyed in New York.
,ssssnv anA HAS a BLOW.
-.ssd. ~ Oh Derrisks Blown Dswn
LIE Erie on Eampage-C sn-
adorable Peesnizry Isoss-

So YORK. Dec. "a strong windstorm
- thts city and vicinity this 2ffernoon.
!. ~ uypeg part Of the city the storms was
.ssm passied b. thunder and lightning.
{ 7. r,aoklsrs shree-stoTy frame building.
!. .ausxe II erection. vas blown down and
-. esrpenters hurried tn the ruins. They
- III rescued alive, bat badly Injured.
- little girls. sho we're passing AZ the
-, 0ere struck by flying timoers. One Of
-. xssyered 4 fracture OF the leg and tie
-. a the other were badly injured. In
s.-<r Ctr Samuel Bantches. aged So. was
- 81 being struck by the limb Of tree
80 vas blown By the heavy wind.
os oxAsBkeo LAKE.
s,ssrrsr. =. T., Dec. 26.--A cyclone
49, he southwest swept across Onarsda-
/ :. isse AZ fsl o cIosk thls forenoon. prostfa-
80 NAVY structures. Il caught up and
800 great volume oE water wildly be-
s.sk Itstrnck the barn Of the Peoples
k.sst Railway Company, carrying away
s. eornies and roof. oYerthrowtng the
- sails. A msass 81 brick and timber
- ksfied into the building. doing much
smsve. Charles A. Nichols. assistant
rss.nsendent. was instantly killed. Sew
- employees are more or less seriously
oil pKRmcEs Down.
gssbrghp, Pa. Dec. GA terrific gale
.rsvslseA ali day and thousands Of oil der
~ ln this region were blown down. In
f-sSiossa several houses were badly dam
~. and many people had narrow escapes
iu,n serious injury. The pecuniary losses
- considerable.
AZ ErFFALo.
nr7yaso. Dec. GA hurricane prevailed
rvead here this morning. and II was
esred ct one time that The waves from
.zss Erie would wash OFT portion ef the
~ YORK Central track. The spray vas
tsAsd agARa passenger trains. The
SID has nf Grated tonight.
tAfb At oswEgo.
6Sxaeo. Dec. d. - violent rain and
II storm from the northwest. accom-
snIes by thunder and Lightning, passed
estf tsis section this morning.
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MARRIED.


So 81 ~ Al the ress&eaee Of ". II
49, = = sssx4ea ssFpeE. Wednesday. nSeeas-
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So assA q SEATTLE Kex. = n MAAaFze
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40 s,sseaeas - tssS AZ tna rsssss e1es e EAN
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II TIE enTty part ~ lad rear rad 4 va
tsrf atkeEk 81 rhEuuaagEarxs fresx uAie.ls
wae eoufnEi 20 ny bsss faF over ,fsree srs,,sf.,
40 81 flszses WAS nnas4e g taxn sngneIf r,
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- - cS1staat attezkiznre day asff airlsf
WAe - feeb4H thai what 4Stse rsgsssrsEsrzss-se I
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ser ral5seg u tae eess local ptvsseIanz. arr
RnT benefit. WA lnaaeesf - fg.s,.sgs =, 49,
sssfta sneeFEe s. :. So I d1seuastEnued al
ctneF netsleines. Ard to9k . e0wvNe - Z. q rs
thirteen asIali bo8xiea. which asertad : rssr.s.
k1efe ard permanent cure
L. G. BASSET. r. Dorassa. Eanm.a.
Trsasiseen nior4 and ska Disease r..s1l.
e1fxse- SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. AsEansz.(s
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ewffls Specific 6. 3. s. en~se r,w s.sss.
BIZ q bezs5zsxy scxSfuiz. ws5els trgss go
- ayer Ess fare For \ year ase hsa = -
ns14 aa4 given rp al aopes q hss sssrsyggsv.-s
Nsra 81 iexktA tiscltsaa - nae s. : ~.
lEr tsssEsz few bostfss ~ ssAs snsire.v egrgI.
Ne$ sgmptDaE now rxsn4fEs ~ - - -.
Tbs Was three years 19a
ZksS. T.. L. MATHEGss. IL aEh~ssx.gss sns..
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- ed ssaslers Who contracted ehroafe
a.sA vile ia ths seFs3ex have since bsea
sntsy sases3 - Il ~ Chamberlain S'paSc.
Aaa ia4asEeNz Asmesiy. Far sale BY al
ssFaast & A9aAles pFsg Csmpany
-...asstls sxsats
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACT slSsEAI.zsn his
~ 1oT esezfs1g htsy AcreS e. tia ssua - NaTk
VIA - xeeesxea = sbe o11re 81 ErS2sSrs 4 lss2-
nssz. eeErEs laird sns fesier aveDre, Uls 30 jan
eAsg 4 5se eNnar reserves sao right - reEase
any o. st kssx
NOTICE II sHfP HrfLnEsS-THE cox
~ Een Nss1uc4f 81 the CITY o SaakE1s, " 49,.
M1l - IL cer<. reeGsEe seassi b Is fHF the core
ssfGSssnn q ~ aosst so7 sala cstys ia aecer1-
snce Wttn the 9laHx ana specifications new On
re II said eiexk's usEce. il the City hsll Al
clsiS - receive eoEs c1eT&eian rnuss state where
I - proposed g sons1rsrs sAsd hcas. en1 xasll
1anaazy s. 49,, ~ 80 o'elack y N. ara rauss
- accompanied % : cert Esd cheek % . -
ate oaak sar the sum Of four thousand dnisA-s
ely aid = forsezfed 10 said cify SHOULD the sue
ezsSsHl esao&F refuse .. nsK iees % euEeF into ;
eoHtr1cs and furnish . gooi and safac1ens head
IA TIE kzm 81 the eortrsc prizes within five
days aftes the award Of sach esnrra I i made
b. the tommon Conneil 81 said city, aud San
rsgns u reserved % reject any o. al aaiS ufeaea
G. " FkkRls. Clerk
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-sEAI.K Pho
y pnsAis vii hs rrSeived 3 the board O. rslna-
mtssionSrS ct King county. Washington. - ahe
oe5ce Of the coaniy auditor. in Seaf1se. Nash
tngfoz. on or before Nondax Fehruarv 8 A d
lsse. AZ u o'eloek q IA. for furnishing and SCI
ting an q = skeel and iron jail cases. with cor
rtdoTs. also Tor furnishing doors and ~sndew
kratsEss soz s1e new King county courthouse.
BON In course g erection a. Seattle. wazhfn0-
cations pes pared BIZ ". A. Ritchse. srcasfccs
ard DOW On &c u the 3rcAitsct' ofkre. IN roens
Is aud y, korn ealliing. corner OF Iexler ave
nus ard Sohth Second street.. Ia Seattle. " asia.
COPIES Of y hich max &c had Upon application 70
the architect MccnEn Panied by 6eposfs OF s1e as
security for their ref1rn-
Each proposal must be accompanied By Ger
tilted check on some local hank IN the surn az
fifteen hundred dollars fsl .5oo3 made payable 10
TIE order ot tue Treasurer OF King ecunsy.
Washington. IS guarantee that in case
OF the aw2rd Of the contract being mate
10 him. the said contractor shall enter
into formal contract: As prepared by
the architect. and furnish good and SUM-
Gent bonds according 20 Law for the faithful cx
ecution end completion Of the contract In faii-
nre II which the sad check shall be loriefted
to King coanty without recourse ss and for
Equidated damages for such failure on the Part
Of the bidder.
No prCpoSal viii be considered unless accom-
panied hy such certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right Co reject
any or eli Of the bids
Dated this sth day Of December, 1879.
W.R FORREST,
County Auditor ard ex-ofiicio Clerk OF the
Beard OF Caautv Commissioners Of King
county. Washington.
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BORN

asssosts-fe tAe site - frsak Hansas.s
-, sAeessaesr -, lSss. = s4aa-
49, paHsrs plsxss ssssv.
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I@oG EALE-EHEATs eis< VII - go
sFasg Faase n hsza AraI asase 70 ssaEEs IS-~@--t
n<r pe sake ssle11 a1a sfofe . as -
esxlfy tAeretore ~ ca saFe PCS E-ezsc1 1-s'
ilreer ca. z.<s@ Ssssga tEFstN
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srxIRsrTLDEES

seEAwFGzD 4 DELAY sTAlk Is s-Ast- -
az xrepssea q f4rsEsA Al kssssk - -
rails Al - s.rss e zsF2 ssgfes etas 9 .
sg.uos4sFy. cormeF Tweafsh and Slesszs ssfestzs
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NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIKI
~ stockholders OF the Washington National
bank OF seattle for this election of directors Tor
tho ensuing year Will 10 held 81 the bank on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of January, isse, AZ
O'Clock D. m. u. r. BACKUs. Cashier.
NoTICE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
~ stcekhodsss Of the Ftut National bank
of Seattle. for the election Of directors for
the ensuing yeAr viii De held Al the bank On
Tuesday the i4sh 81 January. lseo. ~ 9s@ ?. m.
STocKHOLDERs MEETIN6-THE REGU.
- lar snnuai meeting Of the stockholders %
the Boston National Eank Of seattle VIII b. held
81 is banking house on Tuesday. January "a,
1sa0 at $50 O'clock ,. m. for the choscf o. d.
Fcetoss and the transaction OF kicA ether os1sl-
ness As nav pr0rerEy be brought ke4afT IT,
W. r. TH0RSEiIa Cashier.
Seattle, wash. Dec. IA. Use.
fCE-sToCKHoLDEEs MEETING; THE
~ annual meeting Of the stock aoleeTs o. TIE
Seattle Construction Com paay VII - heid a.
the once Of the secretary - the COMPANY, as The
power bonss OF The Yesief favcnus eanie line ~
Lake " Washington. on the second AoadaY tine
18th dsyl Of January. a. D. tsso, = Q CLOCK p "a
Trustees for the enkaiug year VII fhea te
electesi and sncE other basiness tEansactSi -
may legally he f6en done
FRED = SANDER. Frezideat
L. Il Bruins. sseretary-
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DRESs MAKING.

QUITTING AND FITTING-T.ATsiES WAISTS
Il patterns cut and attel. jackets and NsN-
frora she Rerlin academy. q peFfecf 81 guar3n-
teNs. gents and hQ7s garments cut asa faAlie =
order IN the latest style II iewelry store. S9s1
Pike street
DaETs DREsSMAKfSG PARI0ks-AkIisIlC
Il cutgiax And fitting done in drosssnaxiag:
wraps and cleAks. Mr.. A. fhEoli, roosas 80
"a roynsr eeneca ana Fraas sfreetA S>9ttsa.
Naaa
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KsaIvrEas AVID CONTAGIOUS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
~ gIneers and contractors for bridges OF every
description; wharf building. pile driving. eFsdg-
ing aad steam shovel exeefaflngs pans ana
spondence solicited. once lsos 81 Jackson
street. seattle. Wash-