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PATS AND INSECTS.


Ia he winter of Ie.a-6 large number Of
! dead an fer the moot nari hollow trees IN
the 7 Hler 'sarten o. Berlin Fere teliei and
cut M fnr hrewool 49, epnseGnehee Of
this a9easfre many thousands Q. bats naosr-
mating ln hese natira. retTeats and await
! Irg the retgrf cfsprir1 TO renew taetr en-
ergeile campo e ags nj inject SermiH- ~ere
necessarily destroyed + : needless t"
Yesnf 9pt here tle greaf uti4f'y u tHe~e
! haYnse's tt.a Greater anT ohe possessed
q inc sAgates' sna'ieTuE Q. nstaral his
/ toFF masf be @ea az 4ainted %iA the fact
The qaesftea e NJ eoFetaefel II aoW such q
NEED ess 3es.raetaoa Of useta antnAl life
May be feSl aE9t-e4 Numerous oo-erTa-
tons hare fatiy -aeffn fha' oafs - state
. =, heraatien can en!tfs ans tegree e
cold " bout in1ar1 h4t ina oac@ dis
iuTtei waAe II t3ts sac iHe4 ~ extremity
sasseFtle - saaage 6 en- eE>tAFe, ard
bst rare saTf .ff i7 @'s'AEan - tafrtlsion
- 'te4r sep
Baron N7aae rr.e..1 'feraaAn e7ate7a-
F9rars ggeaAnr % -aet .e-> ~ form
tns resii1- taes II To- s.ka2it e iel4ed
Only Fl re van He1sh- g tue year, #ntie
their inaatlssats @rn n state - aciiyitJ
aud a. IL .ees srHs saefier r.. them
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1T EaaRS4
q ReM4RNAB WOMAN

The arfs ems satalcr 81 ne London
stand III writes rs telo@~ zone Of the
few sgrsIysut s.tUrAu@ ~ taa hrst Empire
mas as passed away u tts presence Of n.
feCarinAni ilucaetsiu. ! tae ripe age If
eiEhtv,6vc. toas andy ea SO svs service
tarouSbou, ihc oamrstgn o Nspoleon.and
freGueutly o00n.tcdt is tough, his way ~
fruu tho lauhS au8 Gin t3e occupation Of
Paris by he A.is,s. teudersti himself ia
,nous s.8 6s.e.,.> 81 al heAstsa o. having
hille6 wauotra d SCORE n tae "odius
f,reicecrs So be 6etd s honor. For the
IL. tvcnty years be trrgeeuted the same
caia 81 the sewe hour dMiy &c play his
garne esr}> hi take tls sbs,athc H.
gve3 & a.asi eat4rcEs He sae pass. and gave
veni t3 al- Feelings ia mAtejiesiens against
Aelhu x on. BiueAer pranchy SID ne rest.
.rss 5fssei.t .N~trs f.apsrrAr. His
principal dviiga however. MAS IN recoans-
lu.- the history = Als mother. Marie. whose
career ~as iadee rvsnefs able ooe The
daughter ii M old sali.er snd !. vivsu.
deere. she MSS sem osr earliest wears see
pei 81 he regiment ana ST the age OF
hfee1 married thc .ensln~ MASTER the reg
;nent efthe aardes l-ancassss, VINO sfter
sakin- narg in ,hc destruction Of the las
tfle VAS Killed in attempting y save Tue
Efe Of a soldier %. The Sslss ucard, leaving
his wong widow with Al infant sou. Naen
the rroag Revolution wa oro&e ont, Marie
felt the hereditary nstinc. toe siro ns 70 &c
resisted and witAoal hesitation sacr'fccd
tde locks 20 dcsr 10 aer SIX, aad, d'ssaised
il male st,ire was oueot tue trst 70 enr0'.
herse,f sSa so,anlccr under tae naEns q
.Foserh uaobrcsn @htch va ais 'ass q
- -,-.-sfs,t.r az ftsa cxnstf:'iucn anu
,ha build 81 rreaaoiere. Measuring neariF
thigtv-six ieeAes across The shcaiaers' she
had li,tle distrsslty II cencesAng Ger sex
,.lshourh she wss wounded Al the ssege o
rra,,en Tse trcntAs a flerwsrd. when ngat-
ING II tbs war o. Ia teadee. sac was en-
g.rea ia Tho bastls ST. Saoller. Here soc
,-ss,iyed tsga severe woansS, but IN spite .
.hsloss 81 hiep5 be- courage sassasnea ns'
antil the Close ~ sae day. Eaen sac area 'as
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4 MhITE AFRICAN RACE.

Writing from kcwanca. in Central Africa,
~tanler thua describes in the New forE
Herald. a 81 nguiar race existing amoag tac
blacks
Having arrived nj the frontier of Jnro-o
NC made ali ~afise preparations, and On
Ian entered kabba gega's territory The
people isi before IA. leaving their pro7is-
ions in the.r haste behind them, Of which
We made free u-e sn the 9th we canped
o. the oase of The tremendous mountain
kabugs. a, an al,iiude OF 800 fest above
the sea Rast or tie low ridge on which We
camred the Kasenga River va. rounding
from the norsh . The eas, on its course to
var Laxs ~ oria, AMI west Of the camp
the Rasango Rsver Doomed hoarsa thunder
ffoG. it, many eatsracts aud falls IS it rush
III wes'paFa . lake Albert From one OF
tae naag spurs Of ksbrza sbuaIned a
passing s.luusa Of tue king q mountains,
IambaragaTa. pAIch attaIos an altitude Of
hetseun l3 .010 ard 1900 feei ABOVE the
ocean. >now j. frequently geea, though
not perpetual On IT'S summit d~sii the
c6ies medicine men II ksbba Eega. people
Q. Laropcan complexion
scle half 3ozel n these people / have
seea, ana NJ .ivat 81 tAem / WAS reminded
O. @slFatL atAs " &AsSS. ftsA
Lisiaysfoas ani myself respecting white
people .ho ya or north Of this country.
Tasy are handsome race and some 81 the
wvrsen are asngHlariy beautiful. Inc nalr
j kinks. b.i inclined IL brown in color.
-nesr features are regular, lips thin. BIT
Their noses. though well shape, are some
wha4 .nIck al the point S.reral c! their
secen8aats arr acas;.rei throughout Iay0r0
Ansovi aud Rasnsia. and th. reyai family
G. tes later powerful country arc dastiFl-
=ussael ! an toll. BY their pale complex
isus- The Qaeen Of sasaa IslAa4s, IL the
Ficsoria Tsyaera- IL desceaaaas sfihis
tribe.
Whence c@En thi. singular people l have
i I'll no na@Ans * ascertsinssg sxceY; frsn
the gszanss, wAs say that The krst king Of
Lnyor7 rave them the land arsond th4 bass
q GaratnrAgsTa Moontsin, uhessin taseGxh
zss- vsesssita6es they hAseesniIasd 70 re-
SIDE for esnt-is. On the approach of IN
host they retreat q Lac summit
81 is 3 suniass, HE intensc co.d q which
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The Anti-AIonopolist.
SctENcE.
The EARTH-TREATMENT FOR ULCERS,

The dry earth treatment for ulcers is
found successful Large sloughy ulcers,
after being washed are covered with 4 thick
layer of earth, over which wet paper IL
placed rs support, the whole neatly band
aged In s. few days the ulcers begin to
clear, and when the surface look nealth Y
aud graduating dressing made as follows
is used: A piece OF muslin the size of the
ulcer Is immersed IN carbolio Oil, in the
proportion Of one part acid TO ten parts
eocoanut eli: with-;nis lac sore. is covered,
and over il dry earth IS placed, and then
moistened earth ana 8 bandage, In d short
time the healing process manifests itself
satisfactorily while all oder Is entirely re-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14

The other day Grand River grocer pur-
chaxi thirty pound crock Ut butter Of 4
farmer whom he lad never deal. with before.
and while down n ile cellar emp,yiny the
crock. he thought Of q trick 70 surprise the
arrcuisnralisL. Finding stone weighing
abou' eight pounds, the grocer grea.e3 II,
carried II Up stairs witt the crock, and.
pointing to IL, quietly remarked
This, Of course, is to be taken from me
gross weigh, az well q, the jar
The farmer boxed al the stone for ser.,a.
long seconds. and then in q voice 80 low
tnas no che else could hear. replied:
Please kivvsr piece Of paper over the
jar. for TIERS a nan OIL. by sae door who
knows the
The grocer finally explained his fendish
Fi6f, and sae butter sellers face under.
rsai sudden change Reaching over the
sugay barrels &c shake hands. he said.
i di1n's hardly believe i though my
vile cane from q tricky family, AMI I
should have gone home and organized
nenfDing and .sneutstion 10 fhzf farm
souse- - Detroit Fye<- PRES
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last shot and then fell exhausted They
only On dressing her wounds Il Was dis
covered by the surgeons tt Al Corporal
-Dncheuin (ioe she had gainel her stripes
"as woman She became II once the
hero. OF rather he heroine Of he day.
and WIS personally compi,rncnte't BY The
General, who asked permission from The
War Minister 10 Keep her name ou the
niuster-rolI Of the regiment, AMI Marine
Remained inscribed as corpora. n the torty
Second Foot. She afterwaTd touyat Lone
Arcole, and Riyol where 94e capt Gred a
flag nj he Pyramids, Mont l1eb1r tGou.
cir and other engagements she was then
taken prisoner dy the f.agiish aud sent 10 the
hnlk7 O. H-sdsouth bat maaaeel II escape
with three Il her comrades by killing he
sentinel on duty. and rot safely back
10 Paris Five days afierwald sac re3.Gea
her regiment aud made her as caupai IN
for she LOST her right leg nv q cAueon hal
AZ darengo- She vas then dUitt Ell i
pensioner INTO the .ay.a}ils an3 II WIS u
proud day for herself ana son " on fLevBeHt
together IN iS3l 20 the Palace Gl tie Re.
gior 81 honor ~ receive each ihe ~ he4aaa
medal. General -err3rier. Governor Of the
lu,alid@, apr led Tor Be he s'ro> el the
Legion af aoAor for her. but aefcre lac
authorities aad decided o. such aH awful
aepaFJ es from rreceaen. ~ 70 cna.er 'nis
iAUac "a 81 & womln, she died n lSG2
T q reiat = bis extract dHarr carecr the CID
eao man ant used t, sly. "SAe sas only
q Woman Dtt' with i iorcj,ie bat untraus-
araolc trcGeh expieiiye -7Tl: . SCI iel
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Florida alieators or. getting 80 dainty
hbou. what they ga that when a baldheaded
toTiberner fails overheard the reptiles sniff
around him and wa. long time before
taking him in ons Of pollen
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i debtor severely questioned as to the
reason ri his not paying just debt, replied,
Solomon wa. u very wise tsnn, and Samson
very strong one. but neither of them could
pay his debts without money
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The Rochester democrat gives currency to
the inc-e,iiols scandal that statistics show
fhs; tAssfsri In tais Centennial year two
boys have been born 10 every girl Isno.
boiy's character cafe,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14

Agricultural journal: Question-"Will
the editor please inform rae how the liollan-
! ders salt cucumbers Answer--"The most
common way, os we observed when abroad,
1 il TO salt them with salt"
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Excuse this BIZ Of sarcasm, s.i1 Smiih
10 Jones "bnt must say that you are an
infamous liar and scoundrei." -'pardon
the bit of irony said Jones to Smith, as
he knocked Alin over with the poker
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aud the small boy will soon be going around
with his hands cisspej across his equator,
looking as IL he diint care how soon the
republic fell 70 pieces.
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An enthusiast who had beeu 70 hear Anna
Dickinson lecture wrote her, saying: With
yon | could be happy in desert" And
she wrote back: "No man viii ever have
/. chance TO desert ne
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lM1T AND aUAoa.
/. DONNELLI Jr.. Editor

II any one should ask you the ditferenc
between Bcimont driving paris and the ma
tives Of FIJI, answer tia one is . race course
and the other q coarse race
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money. andthe

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WHY bas i Men a. worl.;rg lira
ali possesea. He's u hired. man TOO. an /
The pasror en- are ~ i trJn. the first dawn
of dav lirht u 1jglttali.,
Whichever ms cot into him he is roin. 10
have he bes. crous Of the year" answered
one Lucky fellow just when there's
.oinc ta be rise II four. to-. aad he has
NJ cad ot y neat growing, aud in sFendni
oon,l.tl9" - g,
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logeIy rrjn.san
20 ID. papa. snc sall soe,ly, st seems
Lzra-sir. Alien has il>t developed a sud,
den u.3snt for tanning.
land Z Gerry 6rst rnte talent. should
say sati tae o'd gentleman. \ man VINO
eau snoa sl q -aFla : nal can hotd his
hea3 a. nigh - anH
c.u.s eye- glove nd sparkiea. She
touched be- pon.es .-s"'t5' 4no hef "APPy
tloagh.s fasA@@ $40 'l'. l1.'''S az + pay"
% i.'af eFsh 49, '',''.H
- ne h4'eHe'. '1 io'e'o'u' '~''' a.
"eh IA" i'"'' ~ai.t ~" oFa ~
az 4 sutce17 4 - ~
~ 80 -, ..etyar.tsga
NJ ..Is r.. ~ 10 eonnte,I his
.f.t...... ec.,..3t, ~ ~ a,oney
50 ',,geu.t '@.-.a ~ nof 9, money
,sst;. 5..ta~,1....o, E, "a 9asn,sed s4d
.ls5i .n... n ~ Gfero. wunaer n
t4,. ..r ,5e AL e:,,sv moan
rsra bad sotnetiu.e 81. his hands nov for
dreami8r. sal be ,oo< 70 signing for Clara
once nar, sat IN much more hapeful
sn.ra
. val sTeas re aes iatcef' ne 'horgnt'
-'and # DE eiy'7 me eheoui dGeiheut I VT
ask lara, iamG sue WI marry nie
Now some youn5 'h 'n soatd hav- though
/. sasef : VIZ 'lle 9a-s9.ei ~ .ohsS'' "'s
i'R.. - 70 ~ -, - ada.
- s,m.eif ..,ts ao ase "a ask Clara. she
,e...,i9 ncr.,, ,.,-obe~ he~f..her {zhaai.ln,f
.are ba9r Is ,naca fas ner II she would
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!ef sue 4oSi hef flgAt le.- ny z cAueol n4.
AZ 'darengo- she vas then adIaitsea as =
Pehsoher INTO the .aFaiiIs. aus II ras =
pfouo DAY lor herseii ana son y 'en fleTN en-
1oSether IN i39' 70 the Pa3aee 0s ne i'e-
gtot % houoT ~ FetieNe eacA eae ~ hefeaa
iaeiai. t'saeral rerrarief, eoTeraor Of the
~ ati0s- apr Tor ''ie me t>ros "l me
LEGION g 20"ef Tor heF, out beioFe lac
---io4itaea H'ia aeci4ed - sHch aA i."lus
eela4 'fe ron l'eceaehs ~ 70 c"A'er 'nis
i.7'. W ~ 81 : "9aitn 5iia aifa - iSb-
&. 'eI''' ''' sAtf''4i dtiaf@ lafeef the ca
1ii=''i' "sF'1 . ai2' sue "aa only
"o,A"h PIT IN 4 iofct.i" out tnlfAns-
.''oie fcEeh exp1eiiFe VIII" SCI tel J
~ OF MON1Tt
LA f,ea WAS n Iore with glaes scud-
dei- au3 machines III iaomcnt. q erea- ex-
altadon-ta, .,e yas i modest youth as
ever trus aFer ahonl. be--te had 1areu u
mink tna' $40 1i1 ne. fr5wR upoG us pas
s0n N't' Clara vas the squire. daughter
and "a helrcs. Riic Ezra vas but ii farm-
er aad q t:sr irea successful that pur-
sal. lha, Il seemed ahsard as well Us M
no.s 5te, that he snould aspire 10 tie hand
u the lovely Aiiss >cuide.- ,ga8 tial been
eourted il sane a4 doe ejty gentlemen -
81 he had sighed tnd cast oagiag looks
tson hie uaoe IN sac choir acre tie sang
in 8 fue toner voice On SBadaya in,o III.
squire pee'. atl more taan once ne tnoGgh.
pretty C#aaa oiashe4 brightly, and lie anen'
eel enough that she always smiled sase.-
IS; AMI Ser Toiee wuen she spoke 5 hlaa.
Aal cales-ing soupd ana .liogethci hen
manner toward hun 9ae not ltlscouraging.
blt Era would hot pe encouraged. r.
felt hai was useless tor tio ta IL lhe
*anif .or Pas daughter laod ua,ess ae i.
e eotd - g money - his 9wn mar sY.t3t
"i.eA 20 taeE MS proposal - inste4' o.
ring y COMPASS the desrei en- uF Pr
etctsed industry, he neglected h. !iel .asm
more ih-a beiotc, anu s!.en' hi- whole 9oi"
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A USEFUL INVENTION.

+. At recent experiment IN Siiesia by
Cap. AAlstrom, Swedish officer. four
heaps consisting Of logs OF wood we're ar
ranged Ia the forms OF a square. welt covers
"a wien shavings, and saturated with pet
roieum. They were then set light 10, and
speedily sechme u mass Of flames. Into this
fiery furnace, The glowing heat Of which
kept the spectators at are spectful distance,
stepped Captain AbstTonl. clad II mis- fire
proof dress. lie moved freely about in the
restricted srace some four feet square
for,ned By TIE heaps, leaning from time TO
lime quite uaconceraelly against the blaz-
ing piles. and finally taking his seat upon
one of the heaps. glowing with intense neat,
he refined there with Is mach uonch balance
"a though il had been {. sofa. II g remained
thirty minutes III the flames without suffer
ing IN he smallest degree from tue heat.
AeTt day an experiment was made in the
.ohenZolloru mine. with the sea of seeing
vine her the apparatus would avail in the
event Of an explosion Of ire damp, or 9th
er analogous accident. Thepriucipal OF the
i gymnasium, who voinni eered 20 test it per-
sonaily, descended into q space which had
been shat Of from the rest OF the mine and
flied with gas, and remained there for TWEEN
r minutes without expert encing he slight
est Inconvenience from tn poisonous at
laosphore. Cart .AAlstronl has sold his in
yentiou to Prussia for 81, QoJ marks.
MIR ii Cushing. IN. well~AAown assists
ant o. ur Ran, who las charge Of the
Smithsonian Institution display in the Gov
erlment Building, while walking on the
avenue cast q Agricuita n Hall. discerne /
q familiar shape II piece 9. quartz which
protrGied above tie ground at one side Of he
pas4 This stoue bat been evidently piow>
Ell ap weeks ago when the Exhibition was
arsl opeuei, bat il had again been partial
covered with earth. which naturally escap~
Ell thes.slttention OF passers~by, FOR no one
no. perfectly familiar with Indian relies
would have suspected that the ron.h part
which appeared above the ground had been
4ythcllIly SHAPED Mr.. Gushing soon IN
earthed the CURIOSITY, and found It to he IN
Indian ciub poiut runeiy calppcd from
quartz-rac1 a with stone. hammer. It's gen
eral resemblance 70 the moss ancient nipple
ments and weapons Of The aboriglnes, cons
bined with facts reeorie,, IL history, lead
- the belief ,8at thls .eatea shaped impie-
ment, II. II wolli be iecaal ;aiiy termed,
must b. 81 least 800 err oid The relic is
% thickiy crG<ted with whas au eminent
Europeau archno'igist calls .stue dus' of
prehistoric ages that atter repeated wash :
ngs he Clipped paris sal. retain their yell
ow stain. tits certainly ourious that in the
midss - all the wonders o. ancient aud
ne Tern times, aud in clos proximity to
some ofthe crandest iriumphs OF mechanical
art this implement manufactured centuries
ago - the original inhabitants 81 this
cor ntry, should suddenly reappear The
reiuinle of another age aud another peo-
pie provides the strongest imaginable con
trastto TIM mechanical progress az the
pTescut -.' ds{s.. sbfr Pres
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
UICIDEN HOTEL.

pttlDIN Al no FL
II IL Waite. W. Carkcck. Jam. ;
Crawford, J Kesrnes. X kearnes. James
Brannan. City; W J Waite. Port Town
send; 2 7 Egtoet. Skaeit; \ Pcdcn. J
I Jori III. % : Young. J r Smart. Snr-
ho,nish; ! Eissnhsck. Rob TIL
James Hcac.ck, = J Simon. + ~ Bach.
George Buckinch,m, San Francisco;
Gov f + Ferry, j 3 Alien. Olympia
James Nuseni and wife, Port Blakcly
} NJ Jones. O + Cosper, Archie Allie,
{ + Hall, Thomas Bradley and wife.
Portland; ID Z Jorup. Utsalady; J ID
Sullivan. B Duffy. New Castle; Geo.
+. Kyle. Center' lille; Chas. Mite ell.
Va>hon Island; l. Wilson and family,
Astoria; N Larson. kslama.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
W Bull. Hanse Lsrke1. a Davis. "
Mcleod. P"r, Madison: Joe Watson W
ID Van Buren,. White River. Hugh Nj
ley. Squak Slough. OS Kelley. Vance.
Snohomish: ) Bliss. San Francisco; J
Mckinney. salmon BAY. 2 McMannis.
City: j Robertson. Port Portland: ID
Brown, V.shon Island: Eliot Ciire.
Dungeness; + N Rea. Olympia; + Nc
Arthur. Blakely; A l. Spencer. Ban
gor, Maine; ] Barker, Benz Haywood,
Wbatcom; I Maekin. Olympia
NEW ENGLAND
VI III Miller. Portland. Geo Pearce.
Black River; Chas Glover. { Reitz, Al
ford Cameron, II Lane. City: l. Price,
White River: VIM Eieming Ed Smith,
ers. ID Parker. James Il Kennedy, Geo
b Lambert. e II Luland. James Meabn.
s Mansfield. Renton; Chas Sadassbery.
l. Sadassbery, San Francisco, Il + Dun
son. NJ Choer. Olympia Mrs Myers.
Port Townsend: Mrs GARRISON and two
children, Sau Francisco; Mr. Babcock.
Tacoma.
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Cut This Out.

lr NAY SAVE YOUR IIFE. There
Is no person living bat what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds ar CONSUMPTION. vel
some would die rather than pay -
cents for IA BOTH, 81 medicine that would
cure them. DR. n BosCHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
In this country from Germany. aud its
wondrous cures astnnishrs every one
that tries IT. II you doubt wha, We say
in print. cut this out and take it 10 your
Druggist aud get sample bottle for Is
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
yon. Regular size - cents.
CRANE Il BEiGHAM. Agents,
San Francisco
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PogT RLAEwLY MIL Co.-Cer.;-
1cates os articles q: Incorporation wer-
Sired =: the oSee Of tbs secretary O:
ih- Territory. ou saturday l.s,, Of the
rsanizA'so1 Of ,he Port BlAkely Mil
Company Tie company j. compose.
Of the oil firm Of Een'0a. Holmes &
Co. and - ssox corporation e1issing
sod orvauixed aod>r AM bv virtue =
the i,ws 81 Cslsforniz. Capt. Wm- Ren-
'oa, The ssnsyr partner Of the cid Arm.
- constituted sna appointed ma1sger
sfl sgeut # the eoporssion III this
Territory. - reside az Por: BiAksly
The capit.l sick il $500. 600. paid up.
G T. Ho nass. Il San Frsncisco. Is
President, and L l. Taylor of the
same place - Secretary. Corporations
are becoming popular o. this coat,
sis-re a. extensive business l. carrssd
IN requiring 9 Concentration Of m~ans
Tie utility OF corporations 10
unquessioued. corporstioc has mary
adyautag-s over the ordinary hsm
or partnership mode of doing an -1-
t.-rsive business, besides. its existence
i, prolonged beyond the 'ern If natu-
ral Iif,'. aud the death Of any member
does nos. Therefore. effect a'erialiy the
.pecitie purpose for which i, was
formed or the oondue, Of the business
engaged III. While II il said that cor
Ioraiions have neither souls To be saved
nor bodies ~ Ike DAMNED. IL il 4 salts
fiction 10 know they never die. bu, ex-
Isl until dissolved 10y the expiration #
the term fixed hy charter or general
la.. with power within themselves NJ
prolonged existence. Hereafter the
business of Reptrn. Holmes Is Co, ~ill
l's conducted under the corporate nan,'.
of the Port Blskely Mill Company
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-06

CLo~r 80 TIE CAMPAIGN - To-
night another political meeting ~iil ~
held Al Yeslers Hall Addresses Will
De made by c. II HanforF aca ". X
Andrews. Republican candidates for
Councilmau ani Representative Be
ing upon the eve Of the election, this
meetln. will. Il course. close the cam
paign. aud as .u'jec's Of local interest.
which are rally meters ofRarsmount
inpor'ance, a. & Oe. diScaisssd, there
should be a .ar- a''eudsu y IF our cit
lken-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-06

~ The rope thief, whom we men-
toned in eur previous issue as being in
limbo, pat Ia an appearance at JUS
tice SCOTS court on Saturday and was
sned t25 and costs The latter smo,int-
Tag to siojo. He paid the fine. This
Is a. il should te. Ii is best to teach
tn So mercensrics lesson when they get
casght in their nef.rions exploits aud
are brought up 10 the har of Justice
Teach 'hsm that they can't prey 90
ssrriy in this manner with isnpuniiy.