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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01
coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
L. Q. RAHsoN, JAS. HooRE, JOSEPH L. RAwsOS.
I RkWSON- & co


CTORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
(9Ne-cbsnts. Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
DairV sat, Land Plaster, Calciaed Plaster, Water
lime etc Having plrchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
vators at the head of navigation on the Sandusky
River, we are prepared TO receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other prOduce, %
Oaice, a. elevators. Fremont, o. IL
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MRS. NJ. KEEPER.
Fremonl, On, AprR .. 1s7a.

DR.. LIBBEY- -.
Dear Sir: thought would let you know how
! am getting along. am as well and feel as vel
as ever did, and am cured of all but shortness
of breath. l am entirely shut of pain. have 9
very good appetite, and can stand work about as
well as ever. now weigh 100 pounds; when
commenced to doctor With you my weight was
about 40 pounds. | feel very thankful to you fol
what You have done for me, and l hope yon maj
live TO help many more afflicted people. Had 4
not been for yOn and my husband / should have
quit doetoring as felt discouraged as others had
told me could not be cured, but now feel ver1
thankful that did not give up as now consider
myself enred with the exception of that silortness
OF breath, and hope that will get better too fell
as though twas my duty to write You and for tn,
benefit of other afflicted persons. Yours,
Mr.. A. and Mrs. j. HENsEI.
You have our sincere thanks for the good vol
have done. Mr.. A. and Mrs j. HENsFI.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01

DR.. A =. PRICE.


0BbtIReIcAI 4 MECHANICAL DENTIST, ohhos
Dover Bank of Fremont Whites bloek- VIII DC
found in his Ofice at all tines
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7 lindsey, Sanduslzy County, Ohio 3. S. Bower
L fsox, Proprietor. The proprietor takes pleasure
IA announcing that he l. prepared TO accommodate
the srsreiing public Every attention paid to the
comfort of guests of the Houses 1sy1
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GLFVELAND, o., 124 Water street near the
Y JRsilroad Depot, and IN fhe center of business.
L. D. HUNT, pron-;a4o-s
Il. s. HUNT, y
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FYCEGNGF TOTFI


EXCHANGE HOTEL.
DELLEYUE, o. John Ford, Proprietor. Re
/ lcently reatfed snd furnished.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01
BAIL HOUSE,

81 BALL HOUSE,
rtoRNER or FRONT STREET AND BIRCH,
OARD AVENUE, Fremont o. Snests eaifieo
to and from each train free OF charge --
= sTOUGH 3 SON PrOprietora.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-01
LTNDSEY HOUSE,

A ccoMMODATIoNs FIRsT-CLAsS. W. F.
~ Kaufman, Proprietor, Clyde, Ohio. Population
of Clyde, 2,500 Livery Stable in connection VIII
she House. -st-
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KESSLER HOUSE.
NICHOLS HOUSE

E WILLIS Proprietor. Passengers Carried
st 10 snd from the House free Of charge. Sltnat-
ed corIier II Front and State streets. Fremont O.
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MEDICAL,
---,--nHn-

4 nH4sICIAN AND SURGEON, oface in Buck
tttt il,s Old Block on Front street Residence on
Rirchard Avenue, corner Of Wood street onee
hours from 10 to 1f A. NJ, to 4 P. NJ, and TO
Pm.
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to advance and hold out my hand to
the man whom 1 had involuntarily
disliked from the first, in order that
| might have q chance to glance at
his ring. Somehow the idea posses
sed me that I should discover a
chariot wheel device upon the gilt
terino baubIe
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TERns on THE J0URNALi

c5sIu, inIIl NnL N Ad..lliialg lIIldI QuaisdE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

very bpsi RNd nblost men mon IN
whose integrity and palQotitm Die
people linYC confluence, he par forward
rs candidates Tor all The positions u
trpst-mcH who thcig duien know
and know ihcr rightF, and knowing
dare mnIni0lUU~ mon % pHcfpy, wen
up IN all the living issues of The tines
brave courageous, active men
around whom the people can rally AMI
whose banners the people VIII dtllShl
to follow, rs IN the days az yGrc
The spcakcrsaid he Wn8 40 ulurnllsl
ID WAS never his habit todsM In zen
sutton % sensational uttcnEccr; but u
Is a fact patent "a The minds Ut uH NJ,
that our people nfc slumb0rng upon Il
volcano which il liable soon 20 hurst
forth In flames and consume and du.
strOY our free institutions. The people
Of Texas lave il In their power, by
united and determined action, tlHycu
tne evils impending, and IN some cases
already crushing down the liberties of
son cot orr southern SISTER States, and
IL Is Che duty Of every fnnll to burklcun
tic urmOr for the coming cpullic, for
the supremacy 0t the liberty OF the
State Of The de-pgtism Of centralized |
power The national administration |
will be in accord with Davis IN the |
coming canvass, and II our people do /
not rally to the Democratic standard 40 (
one man, 10 come out ri the contest by /
Il most decided and overwhelming /
cictOry, the great and manifold dau- (
gers and evils which have seized the /
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

Proclamation OF Election,
ClrY CoUNClL CuAMulHi
DJlluS, sept, 3, ISIS
.nt,truttut. ,ts.tap.gt.
AplorREfb HHEriNr

In compliance with the gr'ypr thp pr'i"
ton OF H., ". Baylor hud uthI,, mprf lNuu
my qualified electors ana irurhu,Gorof tho
City Of Dallas, and .u Unruuncp ui tHr sl0t-
ute, IN such citslr Nyan uuu provided, n b.
hereby ordered hy the tiiN cuuLcii thut M
election be held NJ the following points;
For ward /, courthouse; Ward .. BrIu-
mans pihcei Ward 3, lrc!tA stoici Ward j.,
luuuss Warehouse
u the cts oi U1Ilo,, ON Monday, Glh day
oi Uriuh.r, 5. T.. 1913, for the puriosr OF tpE-
iN4 Oh. opinion OF tie 4uHliiI,d ELECTORS Of
sDl. city, on tJ' iNiiuNlhg propositions, 10
Nit; IpIf.u' .lW hNy Thousand dollars IN
b1ujS of SAID CtN Wlth coupons attached,
bearing rjplt percent iptylr,r, th. Interest
payable semi.nnnunly in The city IT New
York, nd the principal payable thirty years
UtteL date Of issue iu the city of New York,
10 aid in the construction, erection and "a
Enlistment of the Dlllus Water works.
ihe city receiving therefor paid up stock IN
the Dallas WutcrNOIk> Company for the
Nll amount Of the hOudS-said bonds tO be
issued in such sums, from time TO time, amer
commencement Of said work, rs may be
uluaet upon by and between the city tOun-
Ell 1Nd atil company,
The opinion oi said clector, shall be cN-
prc3s'd 10y halio,-, on which shall be written
the words For the propu.iiiOn,' or Against
the Proposition and thnt due nutic" hc Civ
an hy the Mayor Of slld election as rcquircd
10y law.
Ana w Mayor l,su' hi, proclamation In
acen.dnr0c WITH this allor
In compliance with me Hlnto unirro the
Hun'd OF Aldermen Of the tlty OF Dallas, |,
Ben Long, MHyur0t said city, do issue this,
ms proclamation, for said election In ACCORD
" Ben LONG, Mayor
Dallas, Sept D. 1913.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18
Patrons OF Eiu.bnii,,ry.

TO the Editor Of The palias llHaM:
Air Il. a. Baird, Deputy Of the
National Grange of Patrons q lius-
bandry, has been in or county for
cyelal days and has organized three
Oranges, Lisbon Grange No. 5, at
Lisbon; Lively Grange No, -, at
Cochran Chapel; Saycue Ggaas2 Nr.
r--, At ;scyen2. sreatly o bc hoped
tliat this organization may accomplish
much In way OF improving the farming
interests OF the county ~ well As Of the
whole State. 1t is solely intended to
improve ibo condition of farmers. 1t
admits no pc,iiics, or religious sCcinri-
anism, but to secure purity ana truth,
il admits women The Grange sewers
no l;es that exists between the mem.
5ers and the outer world, nor does it
inculcale any Hostility toward any
occupation, enterprise or profession,
but like other associations of business
men il seeks 3D. advance the business
of farming 10 it Wogc. position. No
one in the world will reTct to zee
farming impr we'd tUthe highest posi-
bic standard there Is no rpason forany
one to envy the success Of the farmer
indeed, those of every other occupa-
zion and profession should and would
glory IN the advancement Of agricul
mrc. II is by association and combs
nation that all other occupations and
professions succeed 50 well, and NAV
not The as Qciaiion and the cOMl incd
wisdom of farmers result in the mos
important developments in the art and
science Of agriculture? Doubtless com
mcrce associations and combinations
have borne heavily upon the farming
interests Of the country, NEST assurcdIy
without any design of doing So hut as
4 natural resul, for ii would be worse
than folly for any man or body OF men
to desire a situation 50 fatal they
would zap the foundations OF all their
own enterprises. But let The farmers
associate for material Improvement
aud .watorial assistance, and it must
result in good 20 all classes.
Colonel John NJ. Crockett is author
lied to organize Oranges throughout
Northern Texas, aud II State Grange
will be organized sometime this fall,
possibly at Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18
DALLAS AND THE euiRANT.SE.

Since the alarming spread of yellow
fever in Shreveport, the subject OF
quarantine has been much talked Of
and discussed, especially IN its relation
n to our city. Sonn.lWc been Inclined
10 Look upon 1t ms unnecessary pre-,
caution, while Others took just the 0p.
,positd view Of 1t, aail cbuHs He'd on
city authorities 10 keep il up with the
utmost Jigor.~ Wcarc not much in fl.
v1r Of guarantees, as we 10 not Sc
'fhatathey, ifiaiiy way, TEND to che K
the spread Of contagious and infect Is
diseases, andnovcr has n case teen re-
corded where amy community has becl
saved Afiom disease ny the SYSTEM
still our people wanted it, and had Il
wight TO have their wish granted The
city was, and i5unu9ually healthy, AN |
they were anxious To keep it so, and
use every precaution against yellow ie-
YER Ourpeoplc have been accused Of
outrageous and dis, equitable conduct in
regard to the 7. 4 7. II. II. authorities.
They We're said to have threatened to
kill those running the trains, aud to
have endcavored to tear down bridges
and throw the trains Off the track,
Snchhas notbeen the case; they have
always shown u readiness and willing
ness to respect the railway authorities,
and have guilty of 10 secret nc
ton. Our city neci have no fear of
yellow fever, ny the season ia too far
advanced for II to assume any malig-
nant forIn, and should any case be
brought at this time Of the year, 1t
could easily be got u der control. AS
AN epidemic, it cannot now come. Alb
surd and untruthful reports have been
circulated through the country as totAe
existence of yellow fever in Dallas. In
regard to them, we must say, they are
unworthy of notice as they are re-
diculous. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18
At1ailyAtrQld
ID. McuAEEa, Editor.

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Daily contains the latest AssDcllHi ll'ns
and spacial digputchrs nom all pall, "
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reports local news elc., ani ~ lfPi h'H'
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THE WEEKLY HERALD, published every
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ny HERALD II the oldest paper save pnli
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

Mr. Tominson, one of the editors of
the Waco Advance, who has been on II
tour in Northern Texas, thus speaks of
two OF the towns of that region. Gle
burne is one of the prettiest towns in
the Statc-a perfect prairie jewel. 1t
has population of 1900 or 1000, one
or two church edificcs, a large acade.
mic building, Il good courthouse of
brick, etc. Gatesville, The county seat
of Corycll, is pcrchct on a high hlud'of
the Lyon, and literally shaded with
timber OF native growth. Gainesville
has one Of the handsomeSt stone court
houses in the State, and number of
neat business houses with fair stocks Of
goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18
lruhli,hcd hl Auiholiiyl
Proclamation OF Elccti n
CITY tOCSCIL tiAMB-Rt
Dallas. Stptembyrj, 1873.
ADJOURNED MEETING,
ADJOURNED NEErtSG,

Whereas, Tuvrc now exists vacancy I'm
the City Attorneys office of the OF hniHs,
enused by the resignation of James II, Field,
Esq, II is hereby ordered 10y the cay ttUu-
til of said city That an election btheld At TIE
following points.
For Wnri M. !, Courthouse.
For Ward No, ., B'trhmln's Office,
For Naul No. 81 FIck'> stone.
For Ward No. I, Young wlrch use,
Ia the city of Dallas, on Monday, 9th day of
October, lS'i, Tor the purpose Of Milling said
vacancy tDr the uneNpircd term OF said city
Attorney, ciiicc, und that the Mayor issue
his proclamation in accuIl,ulcc with this
order.
In occorlnuco with tho above oricro Of the
city Council at the city otDdilGs, hereby ISSUE
this my proclamation for said election In
compliance with the above oIdcr.
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas, September 4, 1873.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The cSpartnerShir which has existed ha-
tween y. ". fhurmnnd ami La Z. Mitchell.
IN Tie practice cf law, has hach dissolved hy
inuturl consent. BuSlursS on hand will be
closed Jointly. J. ~. THURNOSD
:. iRA G. MIICHEEi.L
Ms. niiicc VIII r,ma'n with Judge Thur
inanl until the ppstcfiiee IL moved 10 Austin
street, when II VIII he next lunr to the ls,,st-
Office. IRA &, MiIclEiI.
p.u.. .a, 80 Attorney NJ Law.
'f'"s' A"shs' ~ is'5' letltf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

The gllc which was reported to he
blowing to the westward two days
since, did no damage Mt lndiauola, but
Brownsville dispatches say cabins, fem
ccs, etc, were blown down there. The
steamer 81. Mary is aground at Bra2os,
inside of the hari,or. All the lighters
are sunk or stranded At Point Isabel
The railroad was Injured, and the cars
stopped. Houses wese blown down at
many ranches on the Mexican side.
No lives were lost. Over eight inches
OF water fell within twenty-;our hours.
-TGalVestou Civilian,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

TIE leading Radicals In Texas are
eaniing tpgricf. Davidson ran Oh. and
has thus far cscal cd Justice. Matt.
Gaines, however, hes been sentence |
to the penitentiary, and now the Hon.
G. w. Whitmore, late Radical mem
er of Congress from Texas, is likely
to accompany him. He has been in
dicied for forgery, and was arrested the
other day ut Minneola, according to the
information Of the Pamela Waterman.
Who next?-[ Democratic Statesman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18

SOME time ago, Governor Throcl,.
morton was at Jefferson, and at III,
solicitation Of some of bis friends
delivered one of his patriotic speeches,
in which he said:
REORGANIZATION of Governor Davis
at Dallas, for reelection, has in IL
milcli meaning and carries with II n
lesson which should arouse out people
not only to reflection, but to action.
earnest, energetic action The nomi
nation of Davis at Dallns, II an in.
dorsement by the Radical party of his
entire administration and whilst their
: i convention has put forth ~ platform In
Witch ttheN are sohlc tfiiies % com.
mend, yet the mere nomination Of
Davis IN q full Endorsement of all the
plumbers and crimes OF his administra
ton, and speak In unmistakable terms
the Adeterninafion OF the party to re-
store, as the policy of the State in the
future, all those blunders and crimes
and follies.
The burdens Of taxation growing out
N OF that administrator have already
/; grown. intolerable to our people, and
Ills reinstatement to- power Ii but the
signal for a continuance of t,u,,,
heavy hirtiens, with a probable heavy
increase In their weight; and il he-
hooves all tIHe men af the State to
rally to the standard OF The Democratic
party IN order. that. the, iu,pendino
EVILS thteatened by. the. rts,.bration ~
the Davis policy, may be certainly and
surely avertel by his defeat. so over
~helming and certain that there can
be no mistake about II, and no .pretext
- fir kfalsc scuunt iDks land false returns.
To this end, he urged upon the citizens
the high duty of immediate rcais,ra.
!, jon. TO ~. followed By. his CERTAIN
Z siattcndanco at >thc3 psIls uu OBJECTION
day. This will be the great struggle 4 ,
TN GINNING canvass. Z l3fir
There are no serious divisions IN ON,
ia ranks biclr may not I've readily heal
ed, but the great trouble In the comm,
canvass, az II has siniio miy Men /,
the past, sinss tM'war, Is To arouse ON
people from their leihargy---a leshurr,
m0stulacspuntilllrj ,.the nYcscnt hiyi
exieenciesof The uints ,Aantto jnlnc
them to shake It Off like men aud y
forth armed with enthusiasm and ~,
: oto battle for the. right This wor
go ACCOMPLISHED ahd the victory Is wo,
aud such . vie1ofy that there can Lu /,
4 <Davn iHbout- It, 10 this end let ii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-18
MsggLLANe00s


Dullr, 'pt nhffu l l',o, ]
ApIuuRNEp IaLuNG
10 compliance, with thn pnyorof tho prii-
ton orr, O. Jmim ana 0thHrA morn ohm
any qualified elections and ilvrhollwt nI l.lr
city D., Dallas, ana in pursuance WIN tNH
statutes Wa such cusns nude nul provided, ~
~ hereby UIdH.. Il hi thrtity con Ell tlpt uu
election De- neld ptt The following points
For Wan Ho.L Courthouse,
fJf Wnid S., J, NWucumuph Office,
lpr Warl 80, 4, Z los : store,
For Wnid No. fuuugh WnrhpUHr.
In the cityof Dallas on Monday, 9TH dny of
October, a, u 1873, iur tho purpose ni Wklug
tnr opinlGuUi the quuillrd ELECTORS 1f Nti
cty, on lhn fuiloWiul propositions, iO-Wli
saul 90, rity ut palms riuo hiinrn thDus-
Aud dollars of city bonds, uron the compile
ton AZ rmch ilyr miles of roid bed md
bridge, oi tho Ddlin uud Mlrhiu l,glTOnd
20 pr c'iitl, any per cent uf the amount
already pldgVl llr rrIutindur Of The one
huudrd ihudauud dollars heretofore voted
Ia be- prli GA tbp ni ing OF the iron, aud
completion Of Che sud ioud 10 the county
liNr.
Tur opinion OF soid electors shall De- cS-
pressed JOS ballots, un which shall be WIitirn
Inc words, "Fui the Proposition or" Against
the Proposition ma that due. notice be
gwen bv tue Mayor of suld election as Ne
quircd by lHw and thnt the Mayor issue his
Proclamation IN accordance win this order.
IN conformity with the above order OF the
CITY Council /, Ben Luur, Mnyoruf the city
oi Dallas, do issue ilils, my Proclamation, Tor
said election Ia accpldWl,o with the above
order,
BEN IoNG, mayor.
Dallas, september Gth, lS53.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-13

4 Wisconsin paper tells story ola reyc.
1ue officer who was sent into an illicitwhisky
istilling district in kentucky. He knew
ilicit disrilling was going on, but he could
ret no basis to work from Coming to an
rishman who was tolerably drunk, the OIL.
.er tapped him on the shoulder and said
My man, do you want to make ton dollars =,
ISit ten dollars said Pat; sure, and do"
Then" said the officer, " show me private
till.' IN do the same; follow me, yer
onor.' The officer followed across lots and
eldS to the camp of company of soldiers
nat had been sent there to aid the revenue
Ulcers. The soldiers were in lne-drcss
arade. " Do YOU see that rcd-hcadcd man."
sllcd Pat, pointing to one of the soldiers.
Yes, replied the officer. He is" SAID Pat,
my brother Hes been In the service twelve
ears. He'll be corporal after while, but
e is Il private still."' "Tcn dollars gone
nd no Illicit whisky found" moralz"d the
ftcer as he wendell his way back.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-13
BUDGET OF FUN.

Mississippi two colOrcd men were arrested on
. charge of burglary, The jury before whom
they were tried were all coored After the
ase was tried, they retired and made up a
ferdict, which was announced 20 the court
IN being called, the judge asked for the yer
dict, which the foreman delivered as follows;
dis jury find that one on the 'cusc busted
in the sto' and stole dat bacon, and dat the
ather didn't do notlln."
(Which one do you find guilty asked
he Judge
Oats de question, returned the foreman
OATS ics' what we can't find ont and we
recommend dat the honorable coari jcs' have
.nOder trial, and find out which ob dem two
ligocyS stole dat bacon"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-13
YOUNG SCOTLAND

An imported Ciyd-,daIr, . beautiful Brown, four
years old, stands ~ hands high, weighs 1900
lbs. when IN good flesh, has great bone and good
action, and for draft stallion has no superior in
this country or any other.
PEDlGREE--YOm~ Scotland, sired by OId
Sc0llNMd; hie dNm. purr NIydo.NLIe marc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-01
salmon II, shs .c,olu,nDla.


It has been said that the harvest of
the sea IL greater tlHn that 0fthe land,
and ii this be true Of the sen, It Is also
frequently true OF the great rivers that
empty inIo it. Away north. where
the Columbia, with It's mighty tribu-
taries, drain the valleys OF Orgon.
Washington aud Idaho. the Mlcllltured
wealth OF the waters i fir greaterlha
the cultured wealth of tie land, aud its
development is going on at an aston
isiling rate. No otller product Of these
regions, save lumber, at all equals IN
importance or value that ofthc salmon
fishing interest, aud II lt continues to
increase MS it has done for the past
two or three years, IL will soon leave
even that behind. During the nine
months ending with September, the
value of the export BY sea and over
land by rail. was not less tlmn three
millions Of dollars, and 50 great was
the demand tor the markets OF London
and New York, that the supplies IN
this city were hardly ever ahead Of the
demand. Andnow we learn that three
new curing establishments are to be
added to those already existing, which
will increase their capacity by $4,000
cases yearly and add ut least million
dollars to the value OF their yearly
product. Ifconducted with Judgment,
and so as not TO exhaust the breeding
source of the supply. the salmon fish
cries Of the Columbia may In future
years support as many people as do
any of the great fisheries Of Europe or
America, and be the source Of almost
incalculable wealth to that REGION
s. +. Chronicle, Oct. %.