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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

Everyone must remark that flvoritt
article OF winter clothing for children is {:
comforter swathcd around the neck. This
is great error; the feet and the wrists are
the proper members to Keep warm: the
face and throat will harden into healthy
indifference to cold; but that muller ex
changed foran extra pair OF thick socks
and knitted gloves, wonld preserve q boy
or girl really warm and well. Bronchitis
ana sore throat have declined fifty per
cent. since the absurd use of high collar.
and twice-rolnd neckercIiefs went ont O.
fashion; and if the poor would take better
care of their chil'lren's feet half the inf,n-
tile mortality wonld disappear. 1t only
costs triil to put piece of thick felt or
cork into the bottom Of boot or shoe.
but the difference is often considerable be-
tween that and Il doctors bill, with. per-
hapa, the undertaker's beside.
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TIL: t'gFNt.sDEE.EEl;l,
:GT?7lA.l Es9vD-pURIFIEE.
E7iENyAEs.

Tits incorporate. DEPURATTTE I,
y powrrfMH Ai7ER.iIITE, TONIC, d.
UEETXC, DIi'HOELYIC, "na dIEHI-
ENT, combiminJ ri-t"es .rhieh rrnde-
Il Invaluable anil necer-fnHi"G. rnd /,
ito coMtin~r1 use ,eiU thoronghiy rradi.
cate alt diseases Of tn ttoca. 1 8 ;nGrc-
t;om, tue products gathered fran, remote
E2ynsinn Provinces, ard UheTc there IA
tie Highest 'niat II disrGsc IN Tic sys-
ten. It nerrr J "M; az ci f Iue inn. disease
Milling 1t Mrou7h the :nCny anG rario,a
clanmcls of tic to<.y, t"crcby eH~"inr,
sn ;" ra"er J ",..ng1 .na ju".a. rus
ditioM. A rcry orief spa or tine ri.
~o"vincc any pntte"s 'iStmg r. nf is ur-
ao"Lted Reliability c'sot sronae'E"' c"rn-
ABLY, tho rrTr acme CT s"caicFt ti'Gnphs,
and tho y catcst discovery Of tic lrese.t
g* ~ ~, TIE ,.,s t.sf q sra d,es; s
rat Of the lcysor or disorder. sue. "a
SCR ,EULl and tie nt''sssas;d o:ta ono
causrs that lea,, to this terrible affection,
so0 ,isamf. for E.Htic>1 Truth has osecyf-
q that ne "si'.s Of r. J"ncr9 sAaH
~rafio,.s," aaa IL EI.of kN-DnHN IND
ENF'EEBLED (ONaILXLIiOHS it &c a
pomerfM, rsj"rc"Cfai', cfsns'Hg the trrech
IF unn once more t. eSs..Me TIE C0d-liks
iHY DISOKNERs. oNsI1r-i1JOs or
,cOSTITEEES$, ~ III md EIDkEY
:uNHilIH4S, Ii !1LI AL IND NERT-
IUs DEEILITT. HHLI ~ s YIsL,
fL4NUULiIs ENL-t Gf' LNEA41, Ell.
HELfOH4TOUS - NICER, ~ URTY,
iE'ELf7IONS or The EGhE.S. INEO-
ENT ULCERS, FEM-s LE COM
LANES (ana to tie Gesti"1' see it is .
posa lony soaGkt jar by s.nsitirc, swsecr-
ale. and 9etica!e (rn."ie@, os it tak.s
rect oct;o,. ,po.s TIER citmerts) And
III EORIIS Of fEEONfC DfSIsSE
HHICE THE FLOOD ~ TIE fEAr
y TIE 1'!!DtH! T.. IL Is II. sa !ftniI". :.
r.ecc,u. &c rif!, ihts 9'r5lis4y n',U .'o,.,
zo~;tice ard 1per2;,:-n"n| car
Hills and FED FRS 0i.t. ali 4n-iLL.
I'll IUEAHSS.
7nousa:,ds IF T.st;h>o:siais c:t-st the
nth IF these ci0;,as.
Price, O"e IDciiar, il, .c:0c bottle, OF
bDtt.Ps. S.,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

The Jefferson City. No, Journal saws
A gentleman from: Tennessee. representing
a capital Of $4,000. in search of good
locality in which TO engage in business.
gave us a call. and after stating his mission
West. asked TO look at our paptr. We
handed him the Morning Journal. and 20
our surprise he did not stop to read OF I
newsy local ''pick-ups." or our attractive
editorial page, but turned at once to our
advertising columns, and commenced
counting our advertisers and measuring
their space.
We'll" said he. glancing up from the
paper, lis that all-is that the business of
this town.
'Oii. no. said we. ''here is the Tribune
with few advertisements that don't az
pear in this paper"
lie then counted two additional local
business advertisements in the Tribune and
again looked up with the remark:
And that's I'LL is il? Why, you hive
not got near as much OF town as imag
med you had
We then explained to him that we have
a great many business men wLo do NOT ad-
vertise.
They are no business men to hurt il
they do not advertise. |" he said.
We could not contradict Him. and we
were pOwerless to viadicate the claims OF
our city.
He lett us, saying If he had tie time he
would look around, but this was no place
for him.
This Is only one instance. and a fact.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
Renovation, mot PrOytrasion.

Did any enfeebled human being ever bscome
strong under the operation of powerful cathartica
or salivants? 1t is sometimes necessary to regu-
late the bowels, but that cannot he done BY active
purgatiOn, which exhausts the vital forces and
serves no good purpose Whatever. The only true
way to promote health and vigor, which are es-
sential to regularity Of the organic functions, Is
to invigorste, discipline and purify the system at
the LAme time. The extraordinary efficiency Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in cases Of debility
or irregularity of the organs Of Digestion assim-
ilation, secretion and discharge, Is universally
admitted. Appetite, good digestion, a regular
habit of body, active circulation Of The blood and
pnritv of all The animal fluids are induced by this
superb tonic and corrective. 1t has no equals,
moreover, as pres Of chills md fever,
and other type, Of rlalarial disease. To emil.
grants and trsveler It is particularly ssryicesble
~ medicinal safeguard. 2-2t.
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.Please Charge This. !"

These three words are of immense i'm
portance to every head Of family, or an,
one whose duty it is to provide ways an.
means for food. clothing. and other ex
penses incident to existence.
These three words are like three links il
chain which we forge for ourselves. ant
every time they are repeated this chain be
comes stronger and st, onger till its burden
can no longer be borne.
These three words add fifty per cent. to
the cost ofany article we purchase. for the
seller wants. and very likely needs. cash.
and as he can turn his money over several
times before we can liquidate his claim he
charges. in addition TO the cash price. a
profit for each time he might have used his
money had We paid cash on the spot.
These are words easily and pleasantly
spoken. and as pleasantly responded to.
make man the abject slave of the credit
or. HE tolls from early morn till dewy
eve" but the accommodating interest so
hampers his energies and depletes his earn
ings that freedom becomes a boon greatly
to be desired, but scarcely expected. From
January TO December he labOrs breaking
link OF the servile chain occasionally. bu,
too frequently adding two. and if both
ends can be made TO meet when the ac
counts are balanced, the fact is made an
occasion for rejoicing.
These three words should be blotted
from every farmers vocabulary. He can
not afford. ofall men. to pay enormous
interests, nor can lie allow debts to uccu-
mulste Wien future and unce,tain gains
can only be relied upon. This reliance too
often proves Il broken reed. and. sooner
or hter.brin@s humiliation and bankruptcy.
4@sese three words need never be spoken
N sthofough selfdeniil be practiced for a
year or rwo. Pay as yOu go involves no {
accommodating burdens. but lgItens instead ;
the daily routine of labor. 1t is wonder {
flll to note how mucha family can dispense {
with. If Il rigid system OF economy pre- I
walls. anda determination to live within its G
means exists. c
These three words may be used as "A tenn b
pOriry means of bridging ard place. but t
their use is always extremely hazardous. h
mi should never be used when PAY rs
Vou CO. or Cash on the spot can by any
neaas Be substituted.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
The Value Of u Good Newspaper
Lincoln (Ncb J Journal I

The value of Il reliable and ably conduct.
ed newspaper to any town or community
can hardly be estimated. and yet it is per
haps never thoroughly appreciated. We
become SO. familiar with it that We look
upon IL MS something TO he expected us ;,
matter of course. but 1t Is only when We
find ourselves deprived of its medium of
communication that we realize its value
II Is not only the Information contained in
a paper that constitutes its value. 1t dis
cusses faithfully and fearlessly the live is
sues Of the day. and is a powerful means Of
education. For this reason it demands a
higher degree Of talent. and requires Il vast
amount OF labor anu research. 1t GOES
abroad, is read and copied from to an en-
tent realized by few, and the city or to Xn
is judged by this standard.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
Our BOYS and Girls.
How = Pagan Henored HE Parents.

A high priest once lost precious ston
from his breast plate, and search was mad
for another to replace it. Many days wer,
spent in this, when it was discovered thai
a man named Damah, pagan, possessed
a stone similar to the one the priest had
lost.
The high priest repaired to his house
and said:
Il am told that you have diamond such
as are used on the priestly garments among
my people. Ifso, l will give you five hun
dred gold pieces for it,
Darnah was satisfied with the sum named.
and started for another room to fetch the
stone. He suddenly stopped on the thresh-
old and turned back.
Thinking that the sun. he had named
caused this hesitation, the priest said:
You seem undecided, l will give you
six hundred gold pieces for the stone.'
Hush, be quiet" said Damah, ''my
father is asleep in that room cannot give
you the stone now; ifyou had offered Inc
double the amount you have named.
would not disturb my father
The priest looked at the pagan in perfect
AZ ishment. but took seat and waited
pate " until the father awoke.
Then Damal brought the diamond. and
after the priest had examined it and con-
WINGED himself that it was what he wanted.
he counted out the six hundred gold pieces
and handed them to the pagan.
Damah returned one hundred. saying:
Il was satisfied with the sum you offered
ne at first. If were to accept more i,
would appear as though were willing to
Ne paid tor honoring my father. while
'nly did my duty
The priest blessed Damal,. saying to the
'oung man who accompanied him:
Learn from heather to honor and re-
pect thy father and thy mother. '-Stories
the 7dimud..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

lyon stupid 4 ing said Mrs. Hen
peck to her husband. .'.s,n't you remember
on what day Mrs. General Bumper call.
ed?" SHE.
II think it was the day you hit me
with the camp-stooI."
20. Their il WAS Tuesday,
NO my love. Tuesday was the day
yon poked me in the eye with your para
SOL"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

reverend Sportsman Vas IN, e Boosting
OF his infllible skill in finding hare.
''lf were Il hare" said Quaker who
was present, IL would take nv seat in !.
place where should be sure Of not being
disturbed by thee from the first of January
to the last Of December
why, where would you go:''
''lntO thy study
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
BRONCHITIS AND LUNo
AEFE, GTlOElS.
T22hCElEON.

"A slight sc-rcrie.i cold .rily offtimrS
nr G1biy ffe;! 'c.' ~2ai;tef G"r~ bat
ssHtt-tt .1,tst t.rchfteHt" IN q settled cnsc
: BHCNCHITLS, or srfsut ts sr",x~. he
;e1dty COTSU.1 4'ItGN. 20 al suffering
rom h0.-isG;s:g couyh 0ad cTprcfordtioH,
iI;iCiii,:, v offers q CoHhd, reliable, a,,!
.erm.nnc'st s'eIicf. It ouyments e~i ecfs.
alton. and cHcL!rs tie 7,dtitn ut to c1ps!
hst te,r;tii septic de,,osit, uL ich, II ErIS
.rit!tnnt judicio"s treatment, must COM
n~aiccte IT'S poison to the rfsicuiar sab
:tance az ice imng, drJcncrnting and de-
md witim":es om'v in an tnr1y and "n-
timely death. Ti:-i CEEOT las no equal.
snch tess u superior, ond its nsc ,c'ii nos
only y more the 6'posif, Hert5y cl,ordimQ
.'r~u. relief, b"t Lruls thr mem bruno aud
:avss the patient in possession Of he0lthy
aMy tissue.
Price. FiJ'J Cents per bottle, or 80
aottIsS, $500.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

The ia'e owner of the Long Island
RailrO d has failei for $3.5OO,OO assets.
$500, NO, mostly in stock of the Long
lsi.nl Hallway. What tie assets win re-
aliSe is very uncertain.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

- Have compassion occasionally for
those who come laie at public performs; n
~s. Solnettnes 1t Is 1.-THE baby" al
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ny CT EE sAFa
d ! 1 i i OEAn
Ga ! ~ T. q.

iSTEGF - (. ecfa, specify. md post
~ cxrc for that s:to.t Geps~ssinD Of all
-.,ts, aud u 5ri course . + treatment riS
jfore the diycst:rc organs to their ,ris-
&c strength, 0st" pronsofe tie healthy
fi0,s of the stomach. rad intt shines. Tho
yro,es trrifabihty or literary and all
rs0MS pursuing sPGeNtGry life, 10
.sedily yemorci BY tbs agent, The
otnacfa is sc tered 10 health aud tho key
o.s of tic system tciU Unce more respOMd
10 t,,e per o1'ntGnc~ Of labor.
PRICE. Que Dollar, in large bottle, -
la LOtt{es, So.
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1never nursed dear gazelle
70 glad me with its soft, black eye
But when 1t came to know me well
And love me, 1t was sure to die.
Moore.
Ipebber had piece Of bread
All nicely buttsred Ger,
But jist as I wuz gwans to take bite,
1t fell rigln % the TO-
Butter side down
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DIR. w WHITTIER,

01J St. CharI0S street,
Treats all forms Of Venerai Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed.
call or write; pamphlet or CONSULTATION free.
Can refer to the medical profession in al
pars of the Country
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PILES. I|ss;llorI'ioids.
EAACE.

Many causes srnf3 to prod,.ce tn IL 1,rsr-
~ 1,h GiSfirSSiH3 state. Tic LiOod 10
ctur'teA IL. is return; IL: too frequent
Sc Of Drastic 1'sry9fiUes tends to produce
roHy"SfiOs1 or t..e SO.ccls, torpid action Of
ne sire1'. anu n"z,acs ous ofAes. causes are
he so"rc' ar ta.s complaint, and hitherto
,.i,,mg cJ.s .;.. m"s been Tres.med -
,y,nr'ton,s aud ultimately 3,roce an effect
ire cure. IN PILOT ace Race a remedy
tnh;ris not mir "ets almost Instantly, brs
''s!i """rc tho largest ta:tnrs Of tie 1,arta
(IitesJ by absorption, end many rho
aare r'cecirca not onsy, benefit, but hass
BEER -, raaiea.!y cured. hare been sss.r.S
.em surgeons Nat Pie cnsy relief tney
srer could crpsca in life, sroIld o. 6y AZ
1per.t,,"S, a,.I a'cs's1rinJ IL %; 'hr'n from
ZEE todyVy {; procedure ts'Uicl: nccessitnf.
':t tie II Ue. If..S remedy Eas been hailed
rith delight. and is nor prescribed ~
tany practising ;ohysicion<, w5o arc cog
Hix"nt OF it's mseriis. az tHc only knosS,,
sure cnre t2r PlLLS.
rricc; F.tffJ Cents per package, Or stv
The AGOyE HEMED1Es ARR
iosu"g's T.. t:.c erodirctio,. Of the d;r.r.
i'e ard r"fio''s an"t"Gits GeMon,im1ied.
anorie"s, ond scienIIit.r invcs.i"n,inrv''
ncTaci1J q 29ctiOH Of auany lears. ifs
Ia'rcpe ""ts -i,serict.
IF tie sprritio directions are complied
"ith, tho"s"""s of a,'.t.."ix aciil bear wit.
'tss 10 He.F Tc' Gtirc :ueTifs, Uud corro6.
'"te crery Gas"Etio". Where there ars
>G'ay co."pi cations Of disease. and 90.
'rh'S so He*irc. DE. CEANDLEI: 1ciIf
p'c"sca to Hicc al: i"5Ora,atioa, onN
c"f oy !eftcr III hcccs5nr..
J'csc:iPfirc G:'t explanatory C;rc,s.
p IF The 4" ore greinctlie. sent Oh rrec.rA
H,H"p: n 'Ac i'EOtEIETAE ny
~: YES ere not on .r1c at ,o,eS
'f'c""t'" @T"g5:5t's, scm.! orders 20 :
C:ss CHANDLER, -.
f&Tn f2-,-sw-v. rr---.~.~,- r;.
w. Lans'' IN sole Agent fer Bozemsn
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The PhrenoIogicaI Journal

Three Months Free
rev subscribers for 1873 That is, all sub
scripiions received now, wi the rev subscrip
ion price, will he entered for The October. y. :
vember an December number, of hi, year free :;
thus giving he Journal in the So 90 form three
months free.
In order to introduce the Journal more widely
FIR lS.S, to new readers, il is decided TO offer
for three months
"On Trial For IS Cents"
Name s hid he sent H. at once, and The num-
berS of the Journal ill be sent regularly.
Agents Wanted.
At these r'iuced rale. large lists of names
should be oh ainei by every caavasser. Send
for terms, an addre.s all orders to
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-26

AT the recent session of the Legisla.
lature Hon. Il. Whitson, of Yakima, in-
troduced bill to enable the commits
sioners Of that county to offer bounty
for the scslps Of gopbers. squirrels, sage
rats and rabbits Of the John horse per-
sussion. The Council amended the bill
SO as to make it Of general application.
and az such il became law. We now
find that San Francisco man has in
vented en- amendment to this bill by
poisoning hazel nuts for the benefit Of
these little quadrupeds. The nuts are
split open by machinery. the kernel re-
moved and ems prepared with strych-
nine inserted. They ore then scaled
with giant cement and look Is natural
Is ever. and easily deceive the most
GINNING animal. They possess many
advantages over poisoned wheat and
other kinds Of grain. The nuts being
waterproof will keep any length OF
time, in Or out of water. They can be
put in your yard with your dog or cat,
oow or chickens and they will not eat
them. but when Mr.. Rat or Gopher
oomes along the animal - well a. the
nut soon disappear forever Every nut
is guaranteed to kill and can be sold in
quantities to suit ct . cent and half
each. It was estimated recently at the
squirrel convention that eleven squir-
rsls would eat up the feed Of one COW.
and any invention that will cffectually
ria rs Of these pests Is . ccnsummation
devoutly IN be wished for.
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TEL RAPHIC.
TH1 ONLY xHwsPAPKR
Receiving DISPATCHES
7 WARRINGTON TERRITORY


SAx RRAxczsco. Nov. 9a.--In the
q. 8 eircuit coart today. Pisnsy.
epaldlag. Carr. Hsnscomb. Jordan.
Rogers and Crawford were arraignsd
on indictments found in connection with
the isese Of fraadplsnt pasy pay certifi-
Gates. opatdfns. Can. 1ngsrs and
Crawford plead not guilty. Pinney
aud HAAscomb dcnurrsd ON the ground
that the stssns of Limitations barred
their Indictment. Jordan tailed to ap-
psss.
Between half past eight and nine
o'clock on Sunday sveaine lest. the
jswslry stors OF 4. = D. LAnAy. No. !
and . Third street.. under the Nucleus
Hotel. ~as entered BY burglar. and
watches and jsvsiry valued 1t nsArly
tlO.0oO carried o. Entrancs ms Of
fec>pd throsgA tlnnsoa in ~ hack
door. leading 70 the yasd. The police
recovered . portion At the propsssy last
n,ghk and this sosning foand the no.
mainder = pessbroasr's. corner Of
Oupoot ord Pacific strcstA where they
also obtsined . dsacsiptioa Of The par
tiss plsdging it. and THE aoguing ar
sonoo1 N old convict named Dooohos
~ ~ crime. Douohoe wss impli.
go y The robbery Of elaine" from
easw 4 NAYS picture stcrs. some two
ysAs ago.
6Ax FlAxcsscp, Nov. 2S-Several
hundred laboeing men AID women were
10 attendance At the Labor Exohanes
today and tcw found employment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-26

Minister that if Adr;ahople be taken
aud Constantinople jeopardizsd, there
may be such an outcry in England as to
make war on the part OF this govern
ment inevitable. information Of this
declaration has been sent TO Russian
headquarters. ard has made 4 strong
H.. sion there.
LoADoS, Nov. 80 Operations near
Rustchuck indicate q disposition on the
part of the Turks to attempt a repeti-
,ion of Mehemet Ais tactics for re-
lieving Plevna by threatening the Care
wi'ch's army and the Danube crossing.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. %. - The
Turkish ambassador at Vienna has
sounded Count Andrassy on the subject
of mediation. lie count SAID media
ton was inopportupe and would he dis
advantageous for Turkey.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Mehemit Ali tel
egraphs from OrcilsEie to-day as fol-
lows: We arrived here to-day. The
Russians sent one regiment OF infantry
and one of cavalry from Traza against
Nevesich. These were overwhslmed
and The cavalry segment except M
men, vas destsu9ed Eeals0 captured
Two: guns and . number Of prisoner
NozsrAxTuoF11N Now 23s- Gen,
MelikoG. when snnmoning Mukhtar
Pasha to evacuatc Erzeroum, Informed
him of the capture OF Kars, and that
if he resisted he would be attacked by
10000 men Will, overwhelming artillery.
Mukhtar Pasha replied that he would
hold Erzeroum to the last.
A special from Athens SAYS: In con-
sequence of recent speeches in parlia-
ment the ministry have resigned. The
King refused to accept their resigna-
tions. aud the crisis continues. The
populace has become very warlike since
the late Russian victories
PARIS, Nov. 23.-Sauver Henri Vic
tor Bowler, French physician. is dead
LONDON. Nov. est is announced
from Rome that the attempt to cup the
Pope failed and has produced an afflux
of tumors to the chest. Cardinal Sim.
eoni. in view of the condition of the
pope's health, has asked the cardinals
to confer with him on the general inter-
est Of the papacy- 1t is pr bile that
council Of regency will he IA :, ,u.nted.
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Monday, Nov. 26. 1877.
HEAP TRANSPORTATION.

We find the following words Of en-
coursgencnt to a needed and too long
dessrred work. in the Dayton Nesrs Of
the 10th inst. 1t shows that the peo-
ple east of the mountains are as wide
awake to its importance as our own
citizens:
''The expsrimsnts ~ -. - =!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-26

TIE NOTARY REPEAL Acr.-H 10
hsld thas The secsut repeal "a The No
tcl9 Rnhlie Law - the lasialaeass has
- SdSoe - tesninate IL csnmissisns
Of al tho notaries pablo appointed
under thst Or prsvioas acts. Hence.
that thsre On b - valid acknowlsdgs-
msnas II rapaes senkea b any q the
psssipnsly soting nesaries. bat that
thsir rs-appointmsat OF new sppoias-
usenEs undsr tn new act hsooas pscss-
my Il order TO the legality e ~ -
torial psscs1assA Thase inielaas1
viii take due n0tics scsu1iao1y.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-26
MEXICO.


MATAMoRAs. Nov. 23-During Tues
day night and Wednesday morning
about fifteen prominent cilizens, sup.
posed to be in sympathy with Lerdo,
we're arrested and confiued in the mill
tary prison. This action is understoo
to have bsen iussigated by the discov-
cry Of conspiracy in connection with
Escabedo. who it is alleged is organiz-
ing . force in Texas to cross into Mex
leo in the interest of ex-Prcsident
Lerdo.
Gen. Banales has officially called at.
tenti0n Of the U. s authorities to the
fact Of the existence in Texas, near the
Rio 0rande, of camp or armed Mexi-
cana. who sre evidently preparing to
cross. and asking the U. s. Govern
ment to cause the neutrality laws to be
enforced against those who are I'M
doubleday rGug the territory of Texas
to organise revolutionary moyemen.
in Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 23-The pro-
visions Of the treaty demanded by the
United States are unknown outside Of
goveynnent circlss Various ver~ions
arc anoss. The demands Of tho Uuited
States are such that no government
claiming IN independent sovereignty
can yield t, them. An uneasy f-siiAg
regarding the iutsntions Of the Z. =.
Government Is increasing. The church
party i actively engaged in creating
enmsty towards the United States.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-26

ARnIvID.--The barkentins Discovery
szsivsd hses early yesterday morning.
in tow Il the propeller fsvorite. Aissr
mocring her Sa6sly sloneside the dock.
ths tng went mp the eosn6 affeF big
nan of log for J. y. Cnlman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-26
CANADIAN DOMINION.

HALIFAX. Nov. 23.-The fishing com.
mission gave their decision to-day,
awarding Great Britain FIVE and halt
million dollars. 1t was p majority
award, President DeFarse and Sir A. T.
Gait AGREEING. aud Judge Kellogg, U.
s. commissioner. dissenting.