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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-17
(,EAFAuR
| INIMENI'S,
White. for the Human Family
yellow, for Horses ana Animals

These Linimcnts are simply the wonder of the
world. Their effects are little less than marvel
l"ust yet there are some things which they viii
not do. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they Will always allay pain.
They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
rheumatism OF many years sanding, and taken
F, he pain from terrible burns and scalds, which
has never been done 10y any otherartlcle
The white EiuiDicHt h. for the human
ialhllt III VIII drive rhunntism, sCiatica aud
neuralgia from the system; cure umharo
crupllons. II extracts frost from froleu hands
anu iget and ne poison OF bite and sting, OF
Venoninous reptiles; il subduoa sWehing- aud
alleNlaics pain oi every kind.
For sprains or bruises 1t Is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Centuur Liui-
laeht Is USED with great efficacy for sore
throat. toothachc, cahtd breast, oarache and
weak back. The following l. but a sample Oh
numerous ic tirn0uia's.
'1SUIAvA Howe. JErr. coat
Ind, May -. SO
81 think il my duty 10 inform yUu that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
have not been free from these swelling ia eight
years now am perfectly we'll, thanks 10 thc
'entiur Imminent. The Imminent ought 20 hr
applied warm. BLSJANIS Blows.
The proof il in the trial. It Is reliable il is
handy, 1t is cheap and every family should have
Toths sick ami Led-riddon ,he Ialt atd l7r,c
healed -
10 the poor and distressed who have spent
Il'tl money Tor NUrtnll-r medicine q IttI.c oil
tentaur Liniment VIII be given without cEare e
The yellow Centaur Linincnt
Is adapted to tho tough ruu-cos cords aud fc-h
OF l1rsts. Il has performed mar. wonderful
cure. of spawn, strain, wiut-laN- .-r .tch,-.
swocnY, ana general AtW,lc>-, imam ~! other
remedies ia existence. Read what tlc great tx
lrts-iHen say OF IL,
NEw loi.., january. 1915.
Every owner ot hur-.- sh.uii give ths Gem
taur Liu.meut 4 tri4l We coAsIdgr il the best
article ever used la our stable.
II. MAR>ii, SUpt. Adams TX. >taNlH-, y.
Il. Pj LIZ, SuUt. 1. :. EN. Stable,
-. :. OLI&, Suut. Nat TX. stables y ~
M0STGuNEnY, Ala, Aug 81. g.
''GTNTLFNEN 81 have uset 0ser one gross nl
| Jcniaur I.aimSnf. yellow wrapper. on th'
| mule II ms plantation, te-Ide- duhrr~ ofth'
| purchase 1t az TIE wholo-aic price. ami Wil
| thank you {" ship uc hE savannah Steamer Oui
| gross ~ each kind. MC---r-. =. J. slew ..f 4
| 60. VII uGy your hill uu Pre- fltliion.
''ke~ leCtWlIy. JANE BtiIsoH.''
| Ih-test patrons OF this LiLlmrat ulc taIri
( ers and hcieGsry surgeons % hral- gals
| wounds and ual.-eyI, remove swelling. add
| j. worth millions u dgi.ar- 90 farmer, livery
| men, stock-growers shccp-rai-er, and tAls'
! what a IarrirT cannot 30 for So t4u Le4taal
Imminent viii DO no q trllIlur ts-t-
| These Liniment- are warranted ly the Yrz-
| priCiOrs. and bottle VIII De given 90 ans faF
| rier OF Phy-iciau who desire tp tc-i them sold
laboratory of. l., HO-E d co
60 Dry 81. MN oLk.
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THE BOOK BINDERY

There hnd Of Binding qnd y his community than c,n'o'
dome at tie Bulletin Cairo City Bnd he La@ style AMI at the oc%
prices.
you Pamphlets you pr@rre sand than t,r bdg
II you hare M,grzioes 10 be Joaad, send them a
you have Music TO be Joand sand II IN.
yop Bunk Bohs oh ochom printed had"9s
utacure then, for
If you Ruling be DOME do IN the best style the
ShorteS notice
The Bndery charge of Mr.. AMBROSE w. PYATT frstae
oo,hn,an his business anil The promplae 1ci ~hh he
Of oorh, him all he patronage that Cro has in tie
line Of Book Binding and Ruling
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The yellow Centaur Linincut

Is adapted 20 the tough wu-c'rs cords aud fC-h
OF horsts. Il has performed mar. wonderful
cures ot sp1f 10, strain, wind gals. .-r .tch,-
.wocnY, ana general Hu'tuC>r, imam al. other
remedies in existence. Read what tLc great TX
IIt--iIen say OF IL,
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IesIie's Sewsrspcra aud s!agaz .ao., 'he oia.
established Illustrated Periodicals 90 hmu.a
rloy ara Anw 1f-t offered TO caHv-,srr-. rh
VIII, ifuuy secure an agency m4d ,Ee.us.'' "a
rtrry. Dog enabled 20 introduce srEo"'s'n hr.
class illustrated ru3yhcils, suited tom. nlf
distinct taatcs or wants, and. with t0p ohn
from eight new and beautiful chraWps EiNc
free IT costs to each annual -Uh-,fl''r. Dee 90
allcil O. secure one or more subscriptions
ycTv family IN their district. 10 -kIiu' can
va -crs TINS VIII secure peiIhaHcii rmlint men
and the uewAl- each year VIII De ftoIt'
yla1 ana assured revenue. Specimen ial 2
grl most liberal ,ITn- sent 10 all ari iIr4Ht. " 4
name the territory they dc ire 10 canvas. SCI
Pres, Agency department, 'i-uh L' ID,
puh,.-Liny nousa, 81 Perl r.'i Sew f'.
l--lH-tIn
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CLUBS.
discount twenty per cent. win be Al.
lowed 10 clubs of four or moro persons.
Thus: four copies OF BlaeAwooC or of one
Review will be sent TO one address for
sl2 90, four copies OF the four Reviews ana
Blackwo0dtor S4S, and 30 on.
Circulars with further particulars may he
had on application.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PULLING co
Al Barclay Street. New York
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Ihe 8u!letin.
Nov y Bird fIies.

lhe most prominent fact about bird il
faculty In which it differ, from every OIL. .
er creature except the bat and insects, lis
power OF lying Tor this purpose, the birds
ann ends In only one long slender finger,
In t. ad OF q full hand. To this are attached
The quilts and small feathers (coyerts) on
The upper side, which make up the wing
Observe how light sli thi, Is ia the nr,t
place, the bones are hollow, then the shafts
OF the feathers are hollow, and finally, the
fs athers themselves are made OF the most
delicate iiIatReDts, terlOcking and ciiugi, Y
to one another with little graspiug hooks or
microscopic fneuess. Well how does "a
bird fly! 1t seems timple enough to de-
s,fibe, and yet ii u u problem that the
wisest Ia such matters have no yet worked
QUITO everybody satisfaction. This ex-
PLANTATION, by the Duke OF Argyle, APP
pear 10 me 10 lie the best: An open wing
forms a hollow on its under side like an
Inverted saucer; when the wing l. forced
down. the upward pressure Of the air
caught under this concsyity, lifts the bird
up, much a. you hoist yourself up between
the parallel bars In gymnasium. But
he could never in this way get ahead, and
the hardest question is still to be answered
Now the front edge Of the wing, formed
Of the bones and muscles OF the forearm,
Is rigid and unyiclding, while the hinder
margin Is merely the soft flexible ends Of
the feathers; 70 when the wing 10 forced
down, the air under IL, finding this mar
gin yielding the easier would ru ii out here
and, in so doing, would bend up the ends
OF the quilts pushing them forward out of
the way, which, OF course, would tend TO
shove the bird ahead. This process, quick
ly repeated. results in the phenomenon Of
fiIght.-[Ernest Ingersoll, In seribner for
september.
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the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINZ
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE q. s.

Is the mos, direct: convenient and econom.
ical way OF reaching PHILADELPHIA and this
great Exhibition from all sections OF the
country. Its trains too and from Philadel.
phia Will pass thrOufih q grand Centennial
uepot, v hlch the company has erected at
the main entrance to the Exhibition
grounds for the accommodation Of pas IN.
gers who wi h to stop at or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station anc the Exhibition convenience
oil the greatest value to visitors, and afford.
ed exclusively by the Pennsylvania Rail-
Dad, which is the only line running direct
the Centennial buildings. Excursion
rains viii lso stop at the Encampment of
he Patrons Of Husbaudry, at Elm Station
on this road.
The pennsylvania Railroad is the grand
est railway organization in the world. 1t
controls seven thousand miles of roadway,
forming continuous lines to philadelphia,
New YORK, baltimore, and washington, over
which luxurious day and night cars are
run from Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, Gin.
einnati. indianapolis, columbus, Toledo,
Cleveland and Erie withous change.
Its main line is laid wife double and third
tracks OF heavy steel rails upon . deep bed
OF broken stone ballast, and its bridghs are
all OF iron or stone. Its passenger trains
are equipped with every known improve
ment for comfort and safety, and are run nj
faster speed for greater distances thun the
trains of any line on the continent. The
company mas largely increased its equip
ment for Cedtennial travel. and will be pre-.
pared to build in its own shops, at short
notice sufficient to fully accommodate any
any extra demand. The uRequalled re
sources at the cOmmsnd Of the company
OF the company guarantee the most perfect
accommodations for all lis patrons during
the Centennial Exhibition.
The magnificent scenery for which the
Psnnsylva Railroad Is so Justly celebra-
ted presents to the traveller over Its perfect
ROADWAY an ever.changing panorama OF
E.ycIlrslOn CICACte, 49, TS.'.se 49,.
ha old at ali the prlncipul railroad ucke'
Offices in the West, Northwest anu SCUM
west. ra.1 VIA the
Great Pennsylvania route 10 INC o'"''"
nisl.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOnD,Jr,
Gen. Manager. "eh' "s' ~"
| Jy2.w7m
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TOWN AND COUNTRY"
READY MIXED PAINTS
Your House Needs Painting Badly,

>ot looks
wants protection weather. with this Paint, FOR SMALL
C.
me Tow aud Country Ready
70 lin
the tpoile
polish They
thosh The
the @
mate
One Gallon will Cover 200 to $50 Square Feet
Two Goats.
ton nregard
TOWN AND COUNTRY Ready Mixed Paints
ONLY TO BE HAD THE "sIGN THE GOLDEN LION"
BARCLAY Bros
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EeRTY YkAhs BEFORE 1uE PUBLIC
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

49, - WV -" Os'''sOs
HNHE countenance is pale and
/ leaden-colored, with occasional
hushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is fritlted, swells, and some
times bleeds swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciouS, with
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times co5tive (; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard: urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net capable 81 a0iRg tie Shghi-
est Injury Ia .Me mast ffnatr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MlfuGE bears the signatures of G.
M:LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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NO. 23S.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA PA.

This great IL International Exhibition, de.
signed To commemorate the one h,indredth
anniversary OF American Independence,
opened May 10Th, and will close November
10Th, 1876. All the nations of the world
aud all the states and territories Of the Tn.
ION are participating In this wonderful de-
monS'ration, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection OF art treasures,
mechanical inventions. scientific discover
cries, manufacturing nc hieyements, miner
al specimens, and agricultural products
czer exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the exhibition are sitlistcd on the line OF
The Pennsylvania Railroad aud embrace 40
acres OF Paramount Park. all highly i'm.
proved and OrnaIcntcd, on which are
erected the largest buildings ever con-truc-
ted-iiNc of these covering an area OF fifty
acres aud costing S5,N0,000 The total
number OF buildings erected for the pur-
poses OF the exhibition Is near two hun
bred. During the thiris days immediate "
following tie Opening OF the exhibition a
million and qua. ter OF people visited It.
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III yon want reliable information, where anil how
10 gel cheap Farm or government Home
stead free send your address TO ;. J, Git
MORE, Land Commissioner, Lawrence kansas
and receive gratis copy of The Kansas Pa.
cihc Homestead.
TS7 : 7Ea week to agents. Sample free.
~OS SOP. .. NICKERY, Augusta Maine.
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c,rc,NNlI, WESLEYAN COLLEGE,
ron YOUNG WoNEN,

psuiu. its sa,h year Sept ,a!h Faculty susT
nnmSers n, magnificent bulid'igs' g sM1;sh
GUS table. Thorough v s,%sse Lsngassss.
Science, O LA sSvantsgss Tor music and art.
ta aSrass the president, Rev. DAVID a.
M Mnare' DID, Cincinnati, o. '-s-d%w'o''
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FROM PORT BLAKELY.

A spnndens furnishes US the fol-
lowing ii.us from the opposite shore.
Vessels IN port loading for San Fran
cisco and other destinations, arc the Car
oline Reed. the old pioneer master Cart,
VIM. Bowling III command, the j. W.
Scaycr. Free Trade aud Iconiu,n.
The mill l. running night and day
and we are informed never TO . better
profit than AT the present time. Much
credit il due to Harry Livingston, the
Superintendent Of the mill and yard.
Tor the systematic manner in which the
lamber IL piled and delivered. Mr..
Snyder. the efiici-n, Manager. and Mr..
J, w Edwards. the new book keeper.
arc c.fecting - thorough renovation and
setting 10 rights the manage The mill
and premises have received a general
overhanling aud setting in order.
The Bainhridge Hotel. kept 10y Tay-
lay 4 Jackson. is doing = good business,
aud il spoken ot ~ one of the best con-
dnctod inns at any Of our milling ports
May ITS prosperity still increase.
Capt. Renton. We are sorry 10 hear.
his been quite i'll for few DAYS past
and is confined 10 his bed. but il is TO
be hoped that no viii soon recover his
won'ci health and activity. Y
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ARRIVED Ii 2. VI : : @

ARRIVED The 2. VI ( = CO.
steamship D.ko,z. II =. Morse, CON-
aa2n3er. a hbls l=it ~au Franci~sc. &c
.ol-r 9Th. a. P. calling a, Veto
ma. and Port Townsend, on the way ap.
arrived - this port YESTERDAY fore
noon ~ about II o'clock She eXpe-
risrscszi moderate weather through The
entire voyage. She brough. .. tors Of
cargo Tor Seattle, and the fo.lo~ ing
passengers. W II Reeves and wife,
Miss + PEBBLES, Mrs A Brown. G Chase.
" Cochran and wife, ] ? Curtis and
~if-. J Furness. Mr. Nj I.Iber and
child. ] Stewart. : ; Hazard. Mrs L
MeFsughton. Mfs Shear. 4 McIniosh
aud wife. ii I. Whitney. r Curti. aud
two children. " q Curtis. Furness
and wiie. Mis-. : Wilson. y Toklas.
Mr. l. Brockwav Joseph Jones. q.
Edward. Nr. Wilson, Msior >hAt;uck.
AMI tHsuiy-six ia the Storage
lfes eargo consist If l5j packages q
taerchandi-e. 2 10 saddlery, lI3 10 IL
quor.. 80 10 groceries. - 10 leans.
l06 10 hardware. j20 10 mattresses,
sewing machine - 10 store fixtures.
8 10 type. , 10 elock.. % do boots and
shoes. 80 10 frui, and vegetables. 81 do
doors and windows. II do hooks, II 10
furniture, DO marble, $50 10 malt. -
do gis.swsr. 10 eases coal oil. | do
millinery, ! anchor. b ~ cart Con
signeeS Crawford x Harrington ~
PACKAGE. J - Gaches : do. A Wolf
DO, ID Baxter I 10. W Clancy 10 DO,
+ Visit dn. NJ II Reeves > DO, Ste..on
& fos, 2j do. J Bli,z d.. r. NJ les.
& Cg 10 80. Mrs l. ID Burroughs | 10,
schlussel il h DO. j Collins IL Co ~
DO. W Santer.on / do. ID Ross do,
" Atiiick = do, Shonc Bros do. s
Moore do. J A Mckinley do, N Kru-
ger do. seattle Coal 4 L 90 DO. J
Vergon d.. John Levy do, Anderson
i Lowe ] do. Mundt Il Davis 10, r. G
Slorah 80 10. J y Colmau De-, VI
Ma ydsnb bauer 81 DO VI A Kelly. 4 Co 1
DO, Wusthoh * Wald - 10. Il \ Hall
do. Pinkham il SAKE Do, Waddell 4
Miles 25 DO. Bean ( White 81 do. Chill
terg Bros 30 DO. l. = Rowe 20 do, " =
lockwood IS do. T c Wilson do. Wa
Chong Il Co $50 do. Tokla!A Co 10 do,
w 4 Jennings i65 do. J Sullivan 3 do.
& l. Mitchell do. w & Jameson 10 do.
Schwabacher Bros * Co ia do. BOYD
Ponoin Il Young do. MoAndre~s Is
do. Maddox, . do. David Higgins 3
do. Montgomery 10 do. = ID /. X e
Graves 2 do. Charles Naeher 3 do.
Fr, uenthsl Bros 3 do. c Butler DO.
Olympia < do.
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MovEp.- Yesterday John l.. jamie
son moved his stock of stationery and
fancy goods TO his new apartment. in
the Colman building. The two estab-
lishIaents as, heretofore stated, are Ia
be run In connection with each other
by thl. arrangement tho Jameson
brothers will control two of the fin 81
aud best located stores in the city The
two branches If business thus combined
will. all things considered. con titu'e
an establishment second 10 none Of
the kind this side Of san Francisco.
They have shown commendable enter
prise in their business from the start.
Commencing small. they have by ju-
dicioas management, and the possession
Of ali intuiiiye knowledge of catering
TO the public tastes in their line Of
goods, vapidly built up . large and i'm
pnr,ant business. But probably their
marked suocass Is due more to their
motto of quick sales and small profit"
than to anything else Yesterday n
larg. invoice of excellent good. arriv
al from the Fast for the iewelry en
porium. and also large stock ot sta
t,onery and fancy goods for the station
cry aud news department. They in
form us that ia = lew weeks they will
10 In receipt froa, the Fast OF tlio lar
xe-t u,.d m' ct complete assortment Of
b al,ds, gods that have eyar been open
al herr. Which they will sell At low
pricr- IL usual.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

Captain Gray. bark "Geua of the
Ocean Captain Ross. bark LIME
Williams VI Keith. VI Keith. Jr, Al
bert Keith. c p Hall. Portland, Cap.
kus,el, schooner Excelsior" III d
Smith. Nj koontx. Cedar River; Luke
Craig. john Burns. Duwatnish River
Ms Emma Fish, James Nugeni, James
Stewart. Por, Blakely: p Dempsey. ]
NJ DowiAll. Talbot: Dennis Ahern, Joel
Miller. Abby Houghtnn. Port Gamble;
W l. Mclaughlin. wife and family. Vic.
toris; Dennis Lawler, City
NEW ENGLAND.
] II Berry. u y Wallace. City. Mrs
Burk, san France go. A Rosbad. City;
A A Coon. Port Discovery: John r
Bowie. Port Townsend; NJ johnson.
Seabcck; T Beekl. c Troiaser. j Hur-
green. william Lamar. Port Gamble;
Tom Impett, Port Madison; james Nc
Donald. Olympia. G B Winga.s. Silver
City; j r sharper. CAliforuia: James
Racer. Wallis Walla. John Walker.
Newcastle. f. u Moody. NanAimo, o
Isck~nn. Tboma. Bready. City
AMERICAN HOUSE
] iIuShcs. S,eilacoom. John T. Has
low. George Goodman. steamer Aida:
ED raryner. Olympia: John Stewart,
George Hilton. Julian. san Francisco:
Barney Marrsn. Virginia City; 4 j
Bakero. White River. ID X Hume.
S,e;lse.an. Joseph Jones. Mr. Brock
wy. Minnesota: 4 J Lewis. City; Mrs
NcN.ash,on. Michigan; John Fahey.
Califarnia; W u spsnsss. Port Blaksly
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Cut This Out.

Ir MAY SAVE Your LIFE.-There
is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases.
Coughs, Colds OF Consumption. vet
some would die rather than pay IS
cents for bottle Of medicine that would
cure them. DR. A. BsscHEE's GER
NAN SYRur ha. lately been introduced
in this country from Germany. aud its
wondrous cures astonishes every one
that tries 1t. II you doubt what We ssy
in print, cut this ont and take il 10 your
Druggist and ge, sample bottle for 10
cent. and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size - cents.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM. Agents.
San Francisco.
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FITTING Ur.~-Mr. Yesler has force
of men nj work on the north end of
his wharf plsnhing IL over. In the first
place, this IVES oil slabbcd up there. "A
large quantity of ballast was thrown in
over the slsbbing and the whole is now
being plAnksd over. As soon AZ the
plsnking is completed . large water
tank will be constructed in iron, of the
Renton bunkcrs. The North Pacific
and Annie Stewart will then make this
portion Of the wharf their landing place.
IL is an improvement ths, all who have
occAsion TO visit the beats as night can
,iuly appreciate. and will be a matter Of
great accommodation 20 the travelling
public generally.
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Nrw DEPARTURE MI L,rs,l

New DEPARTURE NJ. L. ( Lowell.
he popular agent cf the Singer S--ing
Machine for this Territory viii here
after make j l.. Jauli.son Stationery
and Se~s store . depot for bis tayo<-
lie seSing machine NJ Lowell came
here 49, sprn- from Portland - take
charge Of the agency in this Territory
and has shown msrkss enterprise IN
building up permanent demand for
" Singer lie has sol3 more machines
IN tn. Territory this season than any
other agent which suceess IL iue partly
e. the superior qualities Of the machine
AM partly 10 III. bushes, enterprise.
lnstesd 4 being diminished by the
large anount ,old, the demand seem.
- 3. constantly ~ the increase. He
viii also keep CT hand there 9 fall line
II sowing mschire attachments
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THE DAILY I\1ELlCE\(ER.
Thursday. Oct. %, 1875

FROM DAgorA-Nssus. .s. CIR
ia. wl.liam e. Curtis. .nel j. r Cor
ti., relstives of Mr. T. l.. So-thup
Il this Office, called Oh as yes.sri.y.
having Jus. arrived Per steamer Da-
sota, from Lodi, Clay county. IN the
Territory Of Dsko.a, where they have
bsen engaged in the gris' ma. business
for several years past They stat that
times there are very hard indeed. and
tha. great numbers xill leavs fog seat
- Is soon as they can raise the means
to defray the expense Of The journey.
which in the ca-e d . great many ~tl!
l,e al impssibility. They report hav
ing cultivated sixty AREA 81 wheat from
which the total yield vas 30 bashels,
% . tribe over three bushels per acre,
while their corr. potatoss and All other
crops were y total loss. Hencr il - not
surp.ising tha, the dsnizen. Of that
part 81 the country should look With
tagging toward THE ''loauttsal Canaan
by the shore If the great sea = hey
siso STATE that S-sattln papets are IN
great ianaard in ss4t ~sti lofa spar.
copies Of the iSfEILf9Exc icing
borrowed and passed f. "a hand ~
hand around the HBfoshUod until
worn ot!t-so grs.s tie asidity with
which information IA regard Ia this
Territory IL sought IA that district.
They intimate that some systematic
m-asuro toward advertising our country
would meet with great success ia di-
seoting immigration this way. These
gentlemen are Prospecting for oppor.
tunitiss TO engage III business in our
city or neighborhood Any assistance
III this direction that may les extended
them will bc only IN accordance with a
.'iitable hospitality.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-26

WASHED AWAY The rcceu' heavy
rains ma H. fearful excavation ~ the
foot Of Univer.iiy street BEFORE The
grade WAS c.,tnmruocl along Front. tho
fnot OF tniver.'iy street was made =
receptacle Tor bru-h. pinned from the
orchard and shade treus ia the vicinity
This covered over the end ut tl,e sewer
completely, aud the graders began To
pile ia dirt over 1t. after burning oil .
portion. without discovering the sewer.
and probably .gnoran, of the fact that
there was one there Bat during tbs.
recent raius the torrents of water that
came pouring d,~n the sewer burst
through the bank of earth that had
t-en thrown over It's passage. and car
red everything before IT