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, 1877-07-21
FINANCIAL

porrsrrLtE, Pa, JULY oo.-tlwlne to the re-
ported recent lneses ami general depression of
business. the Frs. National l,ank of Ati.ian,i
ttns xnse Into liquidation. DcIa,titurs viii be-
paid Immediately, and the stockholders o. soor,
a. possible.
, 1877-07-21

~! thc hnf.cn,rn tn our cly use Giles Ltn1mcnt
!niidc Of ATtnonts. snd they sar it has M ctlual
Mc s*l1 large quantities o! It.. fc-ri.y Marcel,
bY all dtnVySIs ~ 'A'"
, 1877-07-21

HOOKS.



The hest standard Snyrt+ within thu fench Of every
Onr. iEt nlaay -oI frath q to Il KyeA tunchausel
and uuahr!hteIt 1ue ~ md 1J..
!. Eaet l.3unr. ~ Mira. Henry Wood. tiIoutlc -.
lick. iiiouble Suintrri. ..2Oc
2. Jnhr Esft. ~ CharlUti" HInntt. {11abct 2Uc
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N:,ci. .sinsiu $nn'frr';; :,.....:;:.-..: los
q. The 1.AAt !1iy%0f t4Wprti. liY Dir Edward
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i. TEr :xFaniri .,lctta. iiy s!sry cesiI lily.
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liz The t9enat Hrrret. uy Wilkls Collins.
is. Knnala. ny Ae0nxs E|ut 1,eubc}...
For aa1c BY III lluksecrs aud ScwsdrAlers or sent,
postage prelad' on SI, fss:!Et e prtGs bY pu,u.,
tf. q tlo1 1851 FL = Is tandcNaker.st.. ". +.
, 1877-07-21

For CntArsh ami sfay Fever rise .jrffcrs
hnc9uhlcd 'Fftnch Catasrh Gnrc." Trial aul
, 1877-07-21


LONDON orr1cE or The CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SAL1anunr STREET. W, G., July 2Q.-The
f,r,,,,,,aa ,1,,r.,,,r - .ho pr,a,n,, odv.rco
:. -,
acrosa tho balkans was foal'zeo to-oaS'
when It wna learned that 10000 men had
a1readv pono throroh the uainkni Pasa. md
-,,, :,
tuA' ~ 31''41fs "aS VI 'io way "n''A0i ~
not the. position OF tho Auss1anS Ia critical
in exposinu Themselves to sttack in front
49,. u.. !. -t...,. -, .u.,,z u..,,<
aIA fea3' !" 'es'@'n45 a@7 P1oou'o@4 +" A't'A'
ing mornl effect. Tho
RAPID AND UNEXPECTED MOVEMENT
y, ,,1<,.,, A.. ,nuu5 h.,,. <,.a a., III.
'' -''''s NAS
zorro line OF aetonHo and plafed themselves
within tho strongest ouuort OF tho Turkish
f7an;,o, b,s NH t,,,o,1 u, ,,r,,,,,o a d;.tr,h-
1nB eaecs Oh tao Au1As' Us Ii ano"n oy tno
changes In tho Ministry. Hero, the dis
.n}s.al Of I,c4lif In ranarflea Az aion;fvinp nm
,...,.;a L.. a.,,. ~. na.,. -. .,.,..
'a'eAaoa !" aHn' eae Auss'aas u tae 14s1
extremity Notwithstanding that the anteoo-
dauts of Mahmoud, who succeeds Redif,
h.v, ,,o,,, ,,.o,ae,,1 .s.Aox .h., ,,o,,,,,...,.
~'~ No'' t'~3~~~ - '"''''A ''N'@'1 -S1'h'A' 'A''
-,,o...
VdE Au5slAN ADVANCE.
cAFtoAAp'
eksaA' 3uly Ill stepos1ea taat hazafnk
nss oce' takeu " tne Masslans' WHO arc fap'oy
advancing to"asua fnhffopolls'
fAlItfoioLls'
Ieaseant'aop'e si'ce'a1 sa.s tn6 4tus@ans
A'' "''"'a t"'eo nou's 4"aieA " fnalppot""s'
, 1877-07-21
Russian Official Invitation to In
vestigate the Outrage
Reports.
The Herzegov;nians Going to
the Aid Of the Montene.
grins.
A I1nmor that tho Sultan Is
About to Abdicatc;
To Be Succeeded by q Son OF
Abdul Aziz.



fBy Cdafs to The Chicago Tfi1Hnt.]
LONDON OfF1cE OF TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY SrnEEr, ". G., July 2O.-Lord
Derby's statements In Parliament yesterday
arc perplexing to that lnrgo class Of people
who arc unable to reconcile them with tho
recent well.known hostile preparations OF
tho Government.
THoor stttrs.
To the TrFsttr1. Assoeiaitd Trtts.
PORTSMOUTH, ,1nly 2o.-Thc three troop aftps
Mn!abnr, Crocodile, otid Euphrntcs arc taking
iu stores, and will DO rcady by Wednesday. It
is stated that tho scrapis and Juu,-
IA will be ready by tho Sth Of Au-
gust. Rcar-Admlral Conmcrcll bas taken
command Of tho arnor.clad steamer
Agtncourt previous to leaving for tho McdItcr-
reusnn With tue squadron for particular service.
nOLLtrl.
A Paris correspondent eays: A report is
current among weil!niormcd diplomatists here
that the English Government is determined to
occupy Gollipi. Troops for this purpose are to
beimmcllately dispatched.
, 1877-07-21
IN EARNEST.

r.
Moral Effect of the Russian
Passage Of the
Balkans.
Forty Thousand Invaders
Rapidly Nearing Coll-
stantinople.
They Are Within Three
Hours March Of
Adrianople.
Reinforcencnts from the Dan-
ubfnn Army Sill Go.
Ing Forward.
Russian Official Invitation to In
vestigate the Outrage
Reports.
The Herzegov;nians Going to
the Aid of the Montene.
grins.
A I1umor that tho Sultan Is
About to Ablicatc;
To Be Succeeded by Son Of
Abdul Aziz.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
Trade Improving.

From the majority of our Eastern ex.
changes We derive the cheering intelli-
Rence that there are unmistakable evil
dsnces of an increasing business. The
importers are selling more goods than
they have been doing for = long time
past; the jobbers are shipping to the in
terror buyers . more extended line OF
merchandise than they have done hereto
fose- The drAymen are busted hauling
Roois: both the imports and eHPors are
n cxcess Of mon,hs psss; and a renewed
vitality pervsdes business circles genet
ally The les1ing rxilrasds hxse en-
l~rred frrsgA. tsss. ssa sAssiF prtshss srx
snr-~xirg- Mr.. y&.d~~sslE E~umi--S tA~
empA0xuw< GO tn r.~ais um<a-r MS m.n-
x<ww<xz fAxs As uuzb4 szsvxzrs thrsr r.se
"a wsxu. sn<n tA@ i@esn~ q sArz>r rasAs
shswsa h~ ixcr=~.<A ozr exrA&a<e.
sexas fn~s ss k~s l1cr~~s~a xA-r ~s<~
skscA - . p~~<a@x pru-< fsxs sh~ Fr~s@s.
a6 sa~ su~a@ .rx @a ar saer~~~
EwryrAanx s~rs4s ~ sn~S sAzs ra<
6.ra~.z k~a9~ ss-~ p~~.wss 49, sza 600 -
&s~s ~ . $50 -r. - ps~-TmssE - sss-
xnx ESnx ia o~xzwv w~ r~enscx u
sals swpry~wz ezuanzsAm sf s&~r~. fw q
szxxxxz4s s~xsn~x sams~~ kw sA. ms@rx ~wws
snw O. s@sssssrs~0s emp&~ym~zr f=s
a..<h ss~s ss~~ azzg .~-n s1A~. .14 1~~s
ssumkx~ snx s~~zzr k~r~ q xusms s<aAas
bswa y C~~=-w~@< kssss9K
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

&s~~ 49, S~~~s* s<zeN~ 8sxa~ s~s2w~ -
s4as~~-- 80 H~r~<zrsl a 49, azs.- ~sSs
g-~-~ xazxx& e@zx 49, ewax4<is
49, 9axm~mum 500 ~eA<w &xmz1w~m4 ssA~
49,. z~w S~~1E - n~.xzwz ~ ~sTs~~ew me-
$500 @~&naH& o~m Mem ~
81 @r-se@~N nz~ras-~>~ - 80 s9n~-~ 50
2n->~~wEH $780, Gex-~ spzxar s<~&
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~za.~zn 81 lEaaz - &4zzsssss. -
81 &@~r ~MwM - aeS -
asssw .na uxza@sss EH~g~a~~. p~~~~~~~ 80
sazsaau $3.50 &r4rw9N @zA &Aanwu~
80 A2.~s2~~ - sz=s@xNa~~~a ~ e. <@4 ~
49, sNss~ r - - mrm - ~ 80
- - eNHFrl4s zUEassw 49, go ~
49, - - s~~~1 $500 ssaaN>4
@4H@as-s @sF asw~Wmg &~=s@~N Ew
8sa@wss go ae@4aaza4r aGm~# ~sMRussam -
~@4 - ~ aA~~~ @z~s~ 9~v ~~sszs&s ss~srz
@szsNN aa~ma~ nnsmaa~~ sNze $3.50 A~xs-
@s~a~p~s4 - go ssA-rne~n~1i
asa< ze1usw saa@~a1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
Russian Provincial Society.

As is the case in many small towns all
the world over, gossip reigns supreme.
When new official arrives, expectation
is on tiptoe until his wife appears in So
ciety. Then madame is ''the cynosure
of neighboring eyes," Her features, her
COR piexiou. her hair. her dress, and her
iewelry are carefully noted entl vriticissdi.
Perhaps she has brought with her from
the capital (kfrom abroad some dresses
of the newest fashion. As soon a. this
is discovered she at once becomes the
object of special curiosity to the ladies,
and of envious jealousy to those who re.
gard as personal grievance the presence
Of toilet finer or more fashionable than
their own. She soon forms intimacies,
aad, having ran the gauntlet of criticism
herself, enters with zest into the current
gossip of the place. Mrs. A wonders
how her friends Mr.. and Mrs. B can
afford to lose considerable sums every
evening at cards, and suspects that they
are getting into debt or starving
themselves and their children. The
bosom friend to whom this is related re-
tails it directly or indirectly to Mrs.
B., and Mrs. B. naturally re-
taliates. Here is new quarrel which
for some time affords material for con-
versation. When there is no quarrel
there is sure to be bit Of scandal afoat.
But querreling, backbiting and scandal
moDgeripg are not sufficient to fill up all
the idle hours. In tho forenoons the
gentlemen are occupied with their official
duties, while the ladies 60 out shopping
or pay visits. aud devote any time that
remains to their household duties and
their children; but the days work is over
about four o'clock, and the long evening
remains TO be filled up. The after-din.
ner siesta may dispose of an hour, or an
hour and half, but about seven o'clock
some definite occupation has to be found.
As it is impossible to devote the whole
evening to discussing the ordinary news
of the day, recourse is almost invariably
had to card playing. Hour after hour
the Russians Of both sexes will sit in q
hot room, filled with q constantly re-
newed cloud of scco-smOke-in the
production of which some of the ladies'
perhaps take part-and silently play
their iavorite games. 1t is no unusual
thing for gentlemen to play cards for
eight or nine hours 1t time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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h.~ ea<~eaxr D. z@4 ~ -~& sA~-f su~
n~-~ waa~mza-@ n~s @s<s~r-ss s-w~ p~s& ~
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tsrmmaN - 1-mxw So z@~u n~4 s~@s -
-.u.. sa~-p rmmmuaw~ A~4 A~~m z~Ex~&x
a~~~u So s-zzxa~@ sa~ ssu@~~w@z-~x -
"a sza~z ~zExnrs 60 ~~rx az~GsF ~a~~ez
80 - s~~z eup-~ssz< = @~s - q
suszn-~ .azsw suzaz - eSz 81 k~n1 >
90 ~az~ z~psusx@<z Ez~A@ 49, A~~z
49, Sa@x ~ g~zx~2 ~<xs~w ~ @.n~
u-st. r. ssym~ ~ua n@s@r~ 81 r@w =ra
90 ~ ~sz-zgn 49, @sz~xnz@ q ~
rz-u<zus ~ n<Esw-xzz-~ 81 ~ s-saza.
So g. $3.50 a~au<~Au~nG IS
. ss-xz@ So sp~=a92-@ - s-~~E -
pr~~-~~2 s-Hk ~ E~ $500 raz s~s
r~anw &w ax G4@r > snzm a~n& as~m@ as
~ e&~r-sN ga xu~N - ~ z~~sx~@@
s1& szEn~s sn-< - ~ A<@sz~
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na.~ - ~ $500 - z~<a@x &<~ go
suu~s~4za<~. rax uSs4zza~ry sa-@ n - 9zwrE
-hw .a~& asaw . sErwzG a@w 80 @@~4 So
I'd 9zx sMrr~e @~zz4as sara nr@~ -
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.nuE ra-rz go xAx ~@3 $50 rn~ 60 A.
g ~zzx.. fA~ r@ps rgns sssz ~ La ar1@ -
~nws q - caEs~ne a. xa~s - sz@a
-srix-. a-.saz@ tA.~ rs@szzx u~<-s Ia
Em4rs-84rrsax 81 r@< sseza pn&z,0s@xsr wE~
$50 sn~ 49,. 81 ~ waals@m Te~<@~as.
- grz4s sszRrwsrza~ns Gg-o1 tAus ea@~~g
a<rks1 Tb< wsrt s4Sks q-se&iy thr4~zza
tn s.s<r. ssS = p9is~G - sz<sr ~ss- .
very gre.; sxsing Il tI@e ..4 h.A>sr- Bal
the Asss ing1asss1s e al os.otrTsxse-
fCg fndGax the a<pths of Tho suA - >s~-
meas hsthomcser, q very r-crnt ias~n-
too. The b2th0nefer simply st~rds 10
the captains cabin ike . b.romeier, and
indicates the depth Of the 50 over ~hsch
the ship is passing, just ss . barometer
indicates the height Of the stmasPbere
above. The action Of this ingenious coz
trivance depends on the attraction OF the
earth on column Of mercury. This at
traction is proportional Ia the earth's
density, and the relative distance of its
crust from the mercury column. Earth,
being denser than water, exercises =
greater downward attraction on the mer-
curry. If, then, there are say hundred
fathoms Of water just under the mercury
instead of hundred fathoms of earth or
rock, there will be less downward at
traction on it. Taking advantage Of
this law, the mercury column is adjusted
so as to indicate the power of the at
traction and give the depth of water it
corresponds to.-Chambsrs' Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
Purchasing Agency.

Ladies who are DESTROYS of having goods
purchased for them in San Francisco can do
so by addressing Mrs. w. II. Ashley, who
will send samples Of goods for their inspcc-
ton and approval. Would say that am an
experienced dress maker, and have the ad-
vantage Of buying ut wholesale, aud would
give my patrons the benefit Of same. Goods
purchased and sent L. .. ID. Send for Cir
cular. Amy information in regard TO sty les
cheerfully given. Would add that have II
tirst-class establishment for Dress-making y,
aud AIN prepared Ia execute country orders
with dis patch. Address Mrs W. IL. ASHLEY,
llO Suffer street Room 81 San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
The Dipper.

A writer in the Contributors Club" OF
the August atlantic tells of his dismay
when, in speaking to some English friends
about the star group of the "Dipper," and
of its being the only one of the constel.
lations whose appearance really conforms
with the name, he was met with the blank
query
"What is a dipper2'
"Here," he says, "were people with
whom l could talk for an hour about
Locke, Berkeley and Hume, who didn't
know, after all, what dipper wasp
When he tried to explain the result
"A ladle! We understand. Oh, yes,
a ladlel''
sin this case" the writer adds, mot
only the words but the things varied
that is, they don't have 'dippers,' strict.
ly SO called, in England"
When Professor Proctor was asked by
the editor Of st. Nicholas to write paper
on the constellation of the "Dipper," be
appeared embarrassed for a moment, and
then said
"Ohi You mean the 'Cleaver.' We
call that constellation the 'Cleaver' in
England"
However, the professor had at last
found out the American name, and could
so far Americanize himself a. to give q
capital paper on the "Dipper" TO S.
Nicholas, which appeared several months
ago.
The breaking MP Of the cons.ellxtioc
Of the -Dspper~ 10 psophesied in m Arti-
Gle By Professos Richard A Proctor in
The ferthcu@isg (S<ps<mk,esD 81 Js1Ae-
Lzs- The Frg<e<s<x Sn3s loxicAl re.ssainx
Sos his belief IN Tho naotsans Il tb~ stars
ex0Fa-szg ths eHass<ll.rAan. a.& iliQ@.
nrxaxs the>< sIrk eA<-fsl Gs.xrszs II b.,
S~a- In oas m~s tAr -Lsyy<<- - sAssz
- = vz leeJws sz<rS sgl. sn4 % -
asA<r - q wEA Ax Ia>H ass yoxrz sezex
Fssx @< sAr ~~sen sexrs. tA.~ Eezxr~~<
chsamm. tsxI a@~ t~2Ag and srx~sz ~
g~xaax. kaxs the @e@e< rs@ k3zw aamsanxs
nsaEsa@s Il snrw s~z- cd zsx sAw~k,
e~&zAx GOD a Esx< r<a&EsWs p--~sxAszs q
sh~ -Esss~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

CARDINAL MAKxIxG, writing to q
friend in Dublin on intemperaace, says
Half the misery Of homes arising from
bad temper, siosh, squandering. selfish
nes-, debt. neglect Of oil duty, Is caused
by ipdglerBce 10 vioe and the like Ths
sare and best cure Of this ID % bring sT
ckildres in sinple hsbiss. ssd % guard
thrm sxzissx scgsiring tse Isking Sac is.
sx.xscxflng 6rinks- wsen . Izkiax Sc tAss
TASTE - srssisssl. Tia ssnFessssn is n
s&r@ 10 xx~srncx- Csmmsa- srn.~ o,
w.sl q. f.s<A $50; rrxss up eAaha-za
al ~ kDus xse e.zee. end they "a n
~ s~1y.e& ! sw tAss "a pu~srzn
~A~n<~<x e~R. ss& I ss~s h<Su-~ -
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s~~s xzw~a NJ wsxMszsz sn szsn ~ sxs-
inx ~s~ snse-e .ryzea~w sE ssa@
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

Il an ez@xzEnw3 szzs1 aAw w@~sS - - y
x~w~zzx h~asxr-~ n~@~<z&~e o rw~w~xmHs
r-xzl~ns~s "a . sww<&~r eA~-xym~A. ~ms
e@~x~ze~zsam 10 ns~s<~2xs n.rr~uxzx
s@spx..4 ~ s~ . p<szxxnawy eA.RA.sz.
-.a9 90 . Esax Axx zezns sAw Axzs-
asa 60 ss~ sws 3sxs~~ n go Mza<n-
zauH ss~Yp~G-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

PHYSICIANS Of high standing unhcsitating-
~ give their Endorsement Ia the use III the
Graefent,erg- Marshalrs Cathoiicon for all lie.
male complaints. The weak and debilitAted
lind wonderful relief iron = constant Use OF
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists.
clio krr boiilc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

gALrAbi-E AND RELIasLG - Br~srA's BroA
eAsai Trs-Ass- are sv.lAssle ~ tAss-< ekg.o--S
10 sea3cH changes. sa,rdlEx prSmga rvls-i
u Cszxa-. Csasas. ctr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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s-sz E4szz-ua 49, -
- -. esx N~sem a -
49, e<nzn~szaa2 sslnMn-a
Hus-S ~ ga@~~ k~mx - Gm
-s@ ~ ~a.e.~ sa~xss 90 m1mm
me- &nE--s xex $780, 49,
- 49, 60 ew><~ ak.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

I.a s~s-N@z@s As-~z4ns hw eraSL eszz.
.-unu Easz~sr .aa1 Au~-xr-~m~~e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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80 @aa~s-~ Na-p-ss tl.sa~ a@1la
80 a~ssss - aaz--~ s=.s.ss.
- - . o.
sa-e a.z-r-aa 49, 50 p s=slza $50
- - e.9s-- ssss-saN1asal
$3.50 szzas -aaaa -zzsas---a So
81 - = $50
-. su-@ ~=~ - r-~as~~l
-1sr sz-zzasa= ID - - $780,
asarsuzz lss. sass ss-s-- aaafs - 80 49,
s-z -aazs-a
- ~ A - - =
$50 e. - 81 y .
ssHlu-uasar -. - ssaazass aaaaa1u1
49, So a-sa ssaa=-a=ea - -. -
e@@sA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
CAM ERoN HOUSE,

$40 Sacramento St.. cor. Leidesdorf,
San Francisco.
IT II. BAILEY, FOR FIFTEEN YEARS PRO-
liz prietOr, OF the Old Portsmouth House, San
Francsco has leased the above House. and put
his old customers and win endeavOr to make them at
home, at his former location.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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- go - r 49, - - =s=~slsz< -
"a 49, O. - - q "A ssssa-s -a,atusz
F-F.a4aaarE $780, 81 80. 49, - -
80 - $500 49, 49,. -
- en- F<@s 80 90 ~ tsFa~EI -
= "a ln11~etFa saaa~ go "a.
aNaaa. ssslar . 1870 saas-x s1a-
&Ha-~ 49, cas- r~ssaz5 a. 80 gEa4s<-z-x rox~a
- ~ Fsart1E GxSs a-~G ugzap4ar<F1swf 90
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

go l..as szs4As 4zfi-. fr~- A.s1ii "a.
FsrlH@ss. .as San ~~tl-s u sts.@s - u-~sssss
t@Fl1s vsrks.
rHs r.cIvis sssA 80.
Hss- lnis I,----ssA VI the Of proasclss
pSEi.s sLd At much I--~ e,s~a.<. And soC.ss-
u tie eKcr- sssliti OF thear PrsdactioE snd tier
sssnt. o. put u thu market ma.h lover than me
ruling ret ior foreign imports. th.s omP.Ay
IuIiy determined that .ide supply shall be able
ed from this mArset. supplAuted by our O~a ho,ne
manufacture. 1h'. siii he great sam to consumers
will turn else here Tor market. Tue rarinc soda
60. Is
A STOCK COMPANY.
And hiss so shares = par value OF tOO &2jOllV
Aaron Dvud who been In business this city the
past u years, the President, and Vim. L. Ch.fi.e Ia
pal Of the stock aud property and Is well nown
to the business coinmuni J Ia connection with the
quarter Of century The Company have their oiiice
and sampes ut lu9 California street, aud their factory
on berry street. between Fourth and Fifth It's now
three years since they started the business but only
the e as % 81 .Sd sn the
fiat Of II In basinike FORM surrounded by high
In the center Of the nat are two or three acres
From which the soda Is obtained. Natural watts. or
trenches IRE dug and hi,sd Win wsaer which the
degrees cause 70 svaporste. leaving the cry.alxed
S c . .JS Id oy a he 't H.
y.d. ,Ss Of SsHss NOW 9ssnF. e
issssry perry .rssi. where they stored Tor e.
crude soda To- England to &c esed and wa. :, pure IRE
the manufacturers could hardly believe 1t genuine
THE FACTORY
Ia 1Cxi20 feet and two II contains engine,
81 watts aud gas chamber In whch the bi.carb0nate
is produced from the cry stabilized BY the Injection Of
gas. The company now have facilities for turning out
at Of na hy are
prepared u increase their operations according the
s n the ene{ s the
devoted to putting up the bs.reSnats In paGssg'cs
Stencils ETC., Back " this is the testing roo anu IL
the rear the DRYING rEEn Outside the factory are
% ~ n na WIN 1sa aS ~ p 0y
poses. The process OF
GENERALIZATION
OF the soda is very observe. The pieces
the edges are smooth pointed and freted. At present
from D u 81 tons OF blcarbonate OF soda are used
peri what saving there must be- to the consun.
when this IL obtained much less cost than the
csrSnae seasy S,
trade IN the local production BY the use Of nutern
Thus BY Increasing he quantity, regardless OF the
quality, they have been able to Indersel the foreign
seey sa s PSsss Soda the
pure bi-carb of soda at less than Tor
egn Or domestic deliberations. The company manu-
iacture
Soda ash. yeast powder, washing powder, saleratus
promptly iii ali orders. some dealers have been
timid about patronizing home industry like this soda
@ pfsSs "y Win D.
permanent and has, ample capita, and business capac
grained and satisfied with the quality Of the proiut
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-23

THE remains found on the beach near
Mann's pier have been identified by a
memorandum book found upon his per-
son to be those of David Meyer, man
about Is years of age, who was drowned
by falling from the mast head of the
schooner Sea Gem, lying at anchor in
the bay, on the LIST of May, 1873. The
remains were first discovered shortly after
the man was lost, and Justice of the
Peace in the town of Newton held what
he called an inquest, but failed to re-
port the circumstance to the proper
authorities. The memorandum book,
several pictures, and other contents of
the dead mans pockets were distributed
among those who helped to bury him,
and had the waves not washed the dirt
from over the bones, it is probable that
the parents of the unfortunate man,
who reside in Sheboygan, would never
have known where his last resting place
was. They now have the satisfaction of
knowing that he has been decently
buried.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-23

ATTENTION is directed to an ADVERTISE
ment in another column announcing the
sale at public auction, on Saturday,
Sept. 18th, of a number of horses, cattle,
hogs, farming utensils, ETC., togeter with
one of the most desirable farms in the
county, the property of Mr.. E. ]. Small
ley, who desires to dispose of his place
in order to secure more means to invest
in manufacturing interests in this city.
Our readers-and especially the farmers
should attend this sale. Read the
advertisement.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-23

THE residence owned by Chas. Beers,
on Fourth street near Park, was entirely
destroyed by fire between the hours of
II and u on Thursday night. When
first observed the flames were coming
through the roof in the immediate vicin-
ity of the chimney, and the supposition
is that the fire, resulted from defect in
the fue. The house was occupied by
JOS. Lenox at the time, who lost consid-
cradle bedding and other household
articles. The loss is estimated at be-
tween 81, 900 and 81, 100, on which there
was insurance to the amount of 800 in
the Germantown Mutual.