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allays all pain and wind collie.
PIANO AWARDS.-GEORGE STECK co. IN
the first rank 1T Centennial Exhibition At PHILADELPHIA
1s7G.-GEuRGE STECK Il co. have beon awarded the
Medal Diploma Grand square and Upright PIANOS,
OF tho Judges and the Centennial
Commission or pleasing and noble quality
tone pablc action aud solid workmanship Shows
city OF construction in independent iron frame and plae
ing strings tiers the Worlds Fair Vienna
1879. GEORGE STECk co. also received the nrss
prize tho only gold medal
PONDS EXTRACT, sTHE VEGETABLE PAIN
DESTROYER There pain ache IL will abste
bruise or burn it will not extract the agony from.
T. r r.
Dysentery,
fever aud aRue
cured and prevented
b. RApwAr's READY REIrsa
Rheumatism,
diphthcda,
influenza
throat difficult breathing
relieved in fow minutes
by RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
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| COLwELL LEAD COMPANY, SUCCESSORS TO
the New YORK Lead Company manufacturers Of LEAD PRE-
LII ID
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ALL RuPTURED SUFFERERS CAN END THEIR
by using the VicToR Truss Vesey st (Astor
Housej. No understrap
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A-JOHN A. DouGAN, THE Halter, l02 MAS
broadway prices.
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| CORNS, CORNS, CORNS CORNS, CORNS, CORNS,
Bunons ncrowing Nails all disc the cured
| by Drs RICE JOHNSON. 2l2 broadway, corner Full
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relieved in low minutes
by RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Bowel complaints.
Looscnes diafrhpa cholera morbus painful discharges
stopped fifteen twenty minutes By
taking RADwAY's READY RELIEF. No congestion In.
ammation weakness lasude. will follow the ae
the H. L. KELLEY.
Aches and pains
For eadache whether sick rheum nts. lun.
bnCo pains weakness in the back. spnc kidneyss
liver pleurisy, dwellings Of the jointa
pains bowels heartburn and pains Of all kinds RAD
READY RELIEF will afford immediate ease. and lee
few effect Prieo
90 Sold by druggists DR. RADWAY, ~ Warren
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
join MATTHEWS. Iss av.. and cssh>s eisr
"SEE WHAT GooDLY OUTSIDE FAISEHOOD
hath The PAKsIAS DiAMoSps real gems; fthey
outsider makes them real where For
sale only at humphreys Jewey Store 779 Broadway
opposite stewards, New York
WIGS T0UPEES.--G. RAUCHruSS, PRACTICAL
wymakerswitches, Curis. InvsiDlcs Bandcaux ~ Ease
18th st., near Broadway.
IA WARREN ST., NEW YORK, OCT 10, 1915
WM. y. kiDDER 4 Co, 81 John st.. New York -
sgSrLEnES--I take pleasure In stating that HoLNArJ
AGuE LIVER PAD has cured perfectly. Was saE
frring with chis severely and have not ha1
another chill since wore the pad
Yours respectfully.
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BECAUSE THE PUBLIC ARE SATISFIED or
THE FAIRNESS OF THE SCHEME;
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE on
pain. and positively guaranteed by Pro. j. N. COMM,
NJ ID a4a Lex xington ay.. New York Rooka sent iree.
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AN ASSORTMENT UNEQUAlLED BY ANY
clo hing house in New York mt A. RAYMOND CO. 8 OLD
ST Fulton
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DYEING AND CLEAN1NG.--NEw YORK DYEING
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. staten Island
Onices-!S Duane ST.. 7J2 Broadway. $40 9th Av kov
York. l6 and los Picepont ST.. Brooklyn Established
wear
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AL
join MATTHEWS. ist av.. and cssh ~s. eisy

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CERTAINLY WORTH INVESTIGAYING.-THH
immense practical advantages Of the new invention OF thg
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Company their ncw
automatic sewing machine different in principle from
other sewing machine manuiactu red. On view a
Centennial Machinery Hall Sec q 7. Col SO: and At $50
Broadway New York: 10 Court Brooklyn; 379 Grows
st. Jersey City; 5 Cedar St. Newark.
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thoritics have Tor several weeks conformcd to cir
cumscribcd policy OF inacsion.-Le Nord
diplomats have been rrshng back and forth in
order to give the armies time TO prepare for war
While they have discussed organization has progressed
and the danger become imminent Tho conference
proposed by Austria will be held because II would
have the appearance OF authorizing active Intervention
In tho provinces OF Herzegovina Bosnia and Bulgaria
Journal des Dtbdfs.
Assurcdly no one will dream OF rcproaching Servia
for refusing to subscribe TO suspension OF nghtng
the only benefit OF which would accrue TO Turkey
Previous concerning the condition OF the Turk
ish army under Abdul Kcr,m Pncha are no confirmed
sickncss and prvasion arc dcc,matng the ranks The
men mostly come from warm countries. and Tho win
ter campaign opens Tor them most inauspiciously,
Goios
II repeated lin Official crcics) that is not qucs
tion of intervention she part OF Russia because Il
Is believed the Czsr earnestly desires peace but that
II war should occur, II would only be In accordance
with perfect understanding with the Powers whose
maritime forces occupy the Bosphorus The re.
iusal OF an armiscc DOS NOS necessarily Imply the
refusal Of conditions ospeAcc and present ru
has II that such conditions may ultimately be- ac
copied Il Independence Bsigc
There Is. however, time for all things, and II IL 10
truism Eastern politics that ,hcre must he sweeping
reforms In Hungary. so also Is equally true that the
Introduction OF reforms cannot be promoted In the
heat OF revolution. The Pesth government stands face
face with tho Psnslavist revolution In only less
degree than Turkey ITSELF and the menace OF partition
which Russian cupldty suspcnds over the Ottoman
Empire would, In the next stage ot tho Panslavist
plot, be aimed at the integrity OF the Ausro
monarchy.--Norning Post.
II has always been the policy OF Germany to mako
tho most specific declarations whenever she has felt
compelled to Interfere IN passing events. Germany,
however is not directly Interested in the AFFAIRS OF the
East; her role IL not aggressive bu. msdiatory, and
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Wednesday, August 2, 1875.
AN IMPOSITION.

We hear complaints from leading
freighters Of this city Of an unrea-
sonable discrimination made by the
steamboats, between freights from
here and from Tacoma and other
points. We are informed that they
charge three dollars per ton on -four
from here 10 Port Townsend and
carry the same article from Tacoma
for one dollar, and from Tumwater
for one dollar and quarter. From
here to Victoria the tariff is four dol
lars, and from Tacoma only one dol
lar and a-half.
This kind of Partially works a
serious hardship to our people by
tbwarihing the establishment and
growth Of manufactures here, upon
which our prosperity depends. Its
effect il to keep the Sound in con-
dition Of tributary vassalage, instead
Of becoming commercially indepen-
dent and a point of export.
II cannot be that local steamboat
companies find it to their interest
thus practically to make taught OF
the patronage of this and the north
ern counties but it looks as though
the patronage Of Seattle and the lower
portions Of the Sound were held as
of comparatively little consequence
relatively TO that of the places that
are favored with these special rates.
If freights can lie carried to Veto
ria from Tacoma for dollar and a.
half at a profit, il can be carried
there from Seattle, at least as cheap
ly. The only objection that the peo-
pie Of Seattle can make III the mat
ter is TO the inequality. The ar
rangement is neither fair nor cqui-
table.
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T L EG r A P HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug In the po-
lice court this morning. DIR. Baronidis.
who recently made out certificate Of
death for scarlet fever in the case of a
man dying of malignant small.po was
placed on trial. II was at once evident
that he was one of those medical frauds
who swindlc the country. II was also
clearly shown that he was aware Of the
true nature If the disease. but plainly
concealed it. He was convicted. and
will be sentenced to- morrow II is ex
pected the court will make All example
by giving him the full benefit of the
law Vaccination ut the health
office was stopped to. day. the supply
Of vaccine la wing been entirely used up.
Cases reported daily increase in number.
sixteen being recorded yesterday. six of
whom are Cinnamon and fourteen this
morning all white There were six
deaths yesterday. Recent arrangements
by which the Chinese are furnished
with houses exclusively for their use
near the pest house. has had favorable
effect in inducing them TO report cases
in their quarters which have heretofore
come to light only in cases where death
cnsued.
A billiard tournament, to last during
the week between the noted pla yers
GARNER. Slosson. Daily, aud Sexton.
began at Platt's Hall last night. where
the two former played a game of 600
points, French carums; GARNER winning
by seventy five points Tonight Sex
ton and DAILY play.
DIR, Meares, health officer. stated that
over four hundred cases of small pox
have been reported "a, the Health Office,
of whieh number ia2 have been sent 10
the hospital. aud of which nnmber S.
have died. There were li2 cases sent
To the small -pox hospital this month.
SAN Francisco July 3l.-Seventeen
cases of smallpox We're reported Sa,ur-
day, nine Sunday aud ten to-day up &c
noon, with five deaths from the disease
in the same time. The crowds AT tbs
health office increase daily. and the ply
s.ciaus in attendance are overtasked
STOCKTON. July 3l.-The small 20,
ia mild form appeared in this city
Tuesday of last week. Five eases ar,
reported this morning the citizens arr
taking every precaution TO prevent In,
spread of the disease.
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THE depression in trade, it seems,
stretches around the world. We hear
of it i'll Asia and Australia, the same AS
in America and Europe. The Peniusu-
lar and Oriental line of steamers is the
great line connecting Europe with the
East, and in their recent report, the di-
rectors. like their brethren of the steam
ship service of the North Atlantic men>
ton the slackncss of the trade as great
ly curtailing their receipts. aud eom-
polling the cuttiag down of expenses by
Il large per centage. The financial re-
vulsion. which began three years ago.
is thus sweeping around tho world.
There is not a merchant receiving Chi
nese and Australian correspondence
who does not hear the same gloomy
announcements rs are current at home.
The curtailment of expenditure is so
general that 1t effects all branches of
trade whilst one kind of business is so
Intimately interlocked with anotheri
that depression ditfuses through all,
reaching to the most distant parts Of the
globe -Ex
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SILK lMroRTs.-New York paid over

SILK lMroRTs-New York paid over
81. oo0. 600, for Silk and Silk m,nufac-
,ures during the year ending June
30th. and this was the first cost alone :
in addition. there was a large sum for du.
Ties and cost Of transportation. The i'm.
ports for June were the smallest In all
the year. being only 100000. against
$4,000 in Nav, and 81 .569. 600 in
April. making . total of g. 29o, 600 for
the quarter. against S4,oi+.ooo for the
same quarter las, year, and 81. $4,000 in
1874, The total imports for the pas.
three fiscal years have been as follows
ls.3-.i. So .67o. 600; ls14-.5. So. $40
600; 1876. 81 2os. 600. /, Is true =
large portion of the expenses of these
imports Is borne by other States than
New York, but il Is evident the habits
of forcei economy which have been ne
cessitst,Si In some parts of the country.
have not interfered with the consump-
tive demand for this line of fabrics = e.
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POSTAL.
The following will IL interesting 20
all concerned

The following Viii ~ Tctlng 30
all concerned
p0sT0FFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, u e.. July l3 1876.
sm.-The following sections OF q law
have been passed by Congress and APP
proved By the President
SIC y. That transient newspapers
and magazines. regular publications de-
signed primarily for advertising pur-
pose. or for free circulation At nominal
rates. and all printed matter the third
class except un-ealcd circulars, shall he
admitted Ia. and lie transmitted in. the
mails az the rate Of one cent tor every
two ounces or fractional part thereof,
AMI one cent each tao additional ounces
or fractional part thereof and the send
er Of any article of the third class of
mail matter may write his or her name
or address therein, or Oh the outside
thereof. with the word from" above or
preceding the same, or may write brief
ly or print on any package the number
and names of the articles inclosed
Publishers Of newspaper. and periodi-
Gals may print on the wrappers of news
papers or magazines sent from the office
of publication to regular subscribers the
time TO which I'll description therefor has
been paid, and addresses upon postal
cards and unscaied circulars may be
either written. printed, or affixed there.
u, at the option Of the sender.
SEC. rs That all acts, or parts of
acts in conflict with the provisions of
this act are hereby repealed
On unsealed circulars and ali malta
bic matter of the third class other than
that designated in the aforegoing Sec
ton, postage will be charged as here
tofore. one cent for each one ounce or
fraction thereof
JAS. y. 1YNER.
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PARIS, July 3l.-lt is reported. upon
information contained in special dis
patches. that number of the Turkish
desperadoes in Constantinople attempt
ed to blow up the French Embassy in
that city.
VIENNA. July Si-The Sultan Murad
has signed his absiication.
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Total ....... 800, $50 800

Total ........ s760, $50. 800 $685., 959, 900
In the meantime there has been All in
crease of $40 900, 900 in the Silver coin
currency of the country. The above
contraction has not been forced, bat is
due entirely to the laws of trade. The
commercial depression which has PEE
vailed during the past year or two, in
connection with the large amount of
outstanding paper, has made the loan
ing of money Improbable, and the sur-
plus has been put into United States
Bonds and retired from circulation.
Money Is now nprecedentedly low.
and call loans are made in New York
at2a3 per cent. A general revival Of
business may absorb the present sur
plus of money. but all the indications
point to further contraction before a
permanent basis of prosperity isresched.
$ f. Bulletin.
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It's Crack is STEEL RAILS and on il has been made
the FASTEST time ever MADE in this
country. BY this route passengers for points east
of Chicago have choice of the FLOWING lines
from Chicago
By THE PITTSBURG. FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO 4 PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS.
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pullman
j Palace Cars through TO New York on each train.
1 THRoUGH.TRAIN. with Pullman Palace Cars
] to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THELAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH.
ern Railway and connections New York Cen.
trail and Erie Railroads.)
y THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Palace
y Drawing Room and Silver Palace Sleeping Cars
through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND TRUNK,
Great Western and Erie and New York Central
Railways.
y THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Palace
y Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to
New York to Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Rochester. or
New York City
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
n THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with Pullman
4 Palace Cars for Newark. GAINESVILLE. Wheeling
Washington and Baltimore without change.
This is the shortest, best and only line run.
ming Pullmans celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars
and Coaches. connecting with Union Pacific Rail-
road at Omaha and from the West, via Grand
Junction, Marshal, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterl.
ing and Dixon, for Chicago and the East
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed.
Comfort aud Safety. The smooth. we'll ballssted
and perfect track Of steel rails, the celebrated
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the perfect Tele.
graph System Of moving trains the regularity
with which they run. the admirable arrangement
for running through cars TO Chicago from all
points West secure to passengers all the comforts
in modern Railway Travelling. No changes Of
cars and no tedious delays at Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via this favorite
Route at the General Ticket Once Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in oil the Ticket OfHces Of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
W. II. STENNETT, Gen. Pas. Ag't.
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup.
J. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, l2l, Mont.
gomery Street. San Francisco. gu l4.lv.
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EASTERN STATES.

NEw YoRK. July 81 The London
7iHses says archbishop Butcher. Of
Meath. Irelsnd. committed suicide
while delirioas and suffering from eon
ges,ion Of the lungs On his table was
a slip of paper tearing the single
words mad
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JAS. y. YNER,

CURRENCY CoNTRACTIoS.-The pa
per currency in the Atlantic States has
been reduced Sol 600, 900 during the
past two fiscal years, and it is still
about II per cent below par The fig.
nrrs are rs follows:
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S- The bark Revere arrived II Port
Townsend yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
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Wr. X. q. WARD IL cur duly xu,horizesi
Agert far TIE DAILY lNIElGllsGNlGH

with whom arrangements may b. made for It's
delivery anywhere ia tGs city and At different
Pqrss around the sound. and q whom payments,
on account 81 Subscriptions thereto, may b
made.
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER.

This % &nd uopulsT g9urnai - Western Wash
ington. wf'h the largest circulation q any Paper
fn the Terrftory. - Published every saturday
morning. Terms Three Dollars per and
nun. ia advance otherwise. $500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-02
THE DAILY NTELLICENCER.
BY
DAVID HIGGINS.
THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER IL

fubTt~bFd eSery moFutuE. I@9DIsgs II.
pied, sD4 delivered % saos-eri tssrs anywhsrn Ia
tie city. a. II esnts per week payable - the
carrier single copies 10 esu.s.
Per annuED sf0.oo IL advHucs
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Besides the usual literary course Of studies.
plain sewing, all kinds II useful aud urnsnlen,,
ueedle-work. and ever variety OF fancy work are
taught free Il charge
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To Immigrants !

Good agricultural lands open for Presumption
and Homestead settlers In
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~. AIMS Convent,
VietOris, ". I.
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I f X NJ S :

Difference Il religion - u obstacle 70 aausis.
sion into tie Iu~tItutlgu
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-02-10
Moscow, Feb. 1st, 1876

- 'rF..
At about four o'clock this afternoon, q
young man by the name John Thompson n,
died very suddenly and unexpectedly.
The circumstance as near as have been
able to ascertain, are as follows: The dc.
ceased came here in harvest and hired 10
NJ. L. Bulls, in whose employ he was
continued until a few weeks ago, when he
in company of another young man took a
job of wood cutting, Of Mr.. Geo. Robin
son. There being no convenient board
ing place they built small cabin upon
the trac, which they were TO- clear, hero
they lived and boarded themselves. For
4 week or more the deceased lad com.
planned at times of not feeling we'll, yes.
terday he was taken, worse. hut thought
It the effect Of eating some raw tlrnip;
today not feeling any better his comrade
wanted to 60 for tho Dr.. but he objected
and said he should better, and was able 10
get up and walk about until1 . few mo.
mcnts before he breathed last. Mr: ia
cobs was engaged il making an axe helvc.
hearing him gasp. he looked around and
saw that he WAS dying and Immediately
ran to the nearest house for assistance; af.
ter securing the services Of Mr.. Pettis and
Mr.. Prior he went into the settlement for
more aid. An inquest will undoubtedly
be held tomorrow.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-02-10
TO FARMERS.

90 much Of the wheat was injured last
year by the rain that it will be necessary
to exercise great care in selecting seed to
10 used the coming Spring. Many pco
rle believe that any kernel which has
not had i,s germ of life destroyed, is fit
for seed and may be used for that purpose
with perfect safety no matter how much
II may have been damaged by exposure to
the weather. OF course the first requisite
In seed grain is Vitality, but that is not all.
=, It 10 essential that the kernel should pus
~ess heal.hfulncss and vigor The vcgeta'
BILE kingdom is in many respects like the
animal. The characteristics Of the pro.
creative power arc in either case repro.
duced in the offspring, and they are az
strongly marked In the vegetable as in the
animal. II then grain Of wheat has
life but not physical soundness and vigor
that which it produces will nccessar lily
I've defective in its constitution and quail.
ty, he nee if farmers hope to set good
crop next year they must be careful to
SOW only the very hcaltiest and soundcst
seed. 1t will lie we'll rs far as it is posi-.
bic to do 30 to obtain seed from. remote
parts of the State II il can lie done with
out mourning too great an expense.