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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27

ONE feature of a recent ball near
Osceola, Nebraska, was sixteen babies
deposited on one bed. The orchestra
took position near the babies, and the
men with the big fiddle and cornet were
instructed to do their duty.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27

SENATOR BLAINE's illness is reported
to have left him materially unchanged
in voice, name and action.
There is nothing %listless about him, and
he sits in the Senate in the old crouch
ing attitude, an arm across the desk,
ready for the spring and toss with
which he handles argument and oppo-
mont
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.
German Gretchen.


Three weeks for Christmas holidays,
"Three weeks vacation, girls!"
And Mabel Thornton clapped her hands,
And shook her golden curls.
"Three weeksl What lots of things wen do;
IN finish mothers mat,
Make Harry's slippers, and crochet
A veil for Gretchen's hat"
"Who's Gretchen, pray? % cried Nellie Lunt.
"Who's Gretchen Well, that's queer
II you don't know who Gretchen isl
Why, she's my dearest dear,
Ny dolly sweet, my German child,
Who stands alone AID walks;
And though she isn't two years old
She laughs, and cries, and talksl"
"How do you know how old she is?
IS if a china doll.
That's stuffed with sawdust ever talks
Or knows her age at ALL"
And black-eyed Nellie tossed her head
And eurled her lip with scorn;
You little goose, pray tell me where
Was Mistress Gretchen born?"
ashes FduIein Gretchen, II you please;
In Germany they call
Young ladies sFraulein; ! and she is
A real German doll
She's white as milk, with rosy cheeks
OF %softest, purest wax;
Her hair hangs down below her waist
As bright as braided fax.
"You think 1 do not know her age,
The age Of my oUn child!
Oh, Nellie, you're enough to drive
Most any mother wild.
Why, she was born in Germany
The toy-land far away;
In three weeks she'll betwo years old,
Just two on Christmas day.
"But, Nellie, if you don't believe
NV story. come and see
The dear, and hear her talk. She says
As plain as plain can be,
Mamma, mammal The precious lamb
Is calling me, l know,
And l must hurry. Oh, you walk
50 awful. awful slow!
81 am not cross, but oh dear me
You really can not tell
How anxious all we mothers are
About our babies, Nelll
You're not to blame; you never had
A truly baby doll,
And so you can not understand
A mothers fears at all.
But here we are, and you can see
That what Fve said is true,
Who knows but Santa Claus will bring
a Christmas child TO you'll"
When Nellie saw the wondrous doll,
She kissed her smiling face,
And praised her voice, her eyes, her hair
Her beauty and her grace.
And now she hopes when Santa Claus
Next comes across the ssa,
He'll call and leave a Gretchen sweet
Upon her Christmas treei
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
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MISSIONS

Paid toAgents on . very elegant and valuable books
on popular ~sI,sjects, filed with the very finest illus
trations bv noted Artists. Wishing TO place A gents
In EVERY Town on theee books AT oNcE, we viii give
UNUSUAL C0M1lIsS1ONS
to Agents who apply within TWENTY DAYS. We nsan
AMERICAN PUBLISHING co Cincinnati. Ohis-
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27

Use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, and you
will nave no difficulty. The substances en-
tering into its composition are perfectly
pure, healthy and nutritious.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27

Stop that terrible cough, and thus avoid
a consumptive's grave, by taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. As a cough
remedy it is unsurpassed. Sold by druggists.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
ULMONA

Z u VVNESs "InH1SHf y
We bless God for the benefits we have received from
the use of
REV. P. WARREN, Canton, Pa.
Every one who / have recommended it to has bene-
fitted much-b by its use.
REV. C. D.. HUMPHREYS, Racine, Wis
A circular containing advice for the treatment of
the diseases above mentioned. certificates of MANY
actual cures, and full particulars of cases successfully
treated will be sent free to applicants.
PULM0NA may be obtained through Druggists,
or orders may be sent to the ProYrieter direct. Price,
81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. OSCAR G.
MOSES. Is Cortlandt street, New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27

CHICAGO Tribune: A paradox-Two
physicians.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
NEWS SUMMARY.
washington.


a late telegram from the Governor of
Texas says the State troops are surrounded
near FL Paso, and calls loudly for aid. The
Wa Department has ordered all the troops
within reach to the scene of trouble. No
regular or recognized Mexican forces have
any part in this matter, and the affair is still
regarded as nothing more serious than a
local riot. A very significant feature of the
action taken here is that while every effort
has been made to hurry troops to Ell Paso,
strict orders nave been issued by the Secre-
tary of War, under the direction of the
President, f~orbidding them to cross into
Mexico under any circumstances. Later in
teIligence received from Austin states that
the State troops had surrendered to the
Mexican mob. Their ammunition being ex-
hausted, they were enable to hold out
longer. After the surrender, two Texans
were shot to death by the Mexicans.
The opinion of the Naval Court of Inquiry
into the Huron disaster has been promul-
gated by the Secretary of the Navy. The
conclusions are that the commander of the
Huron is primarily responsible for the loss
of that vessel, and that Lieutent Palmer,
navigating officer, made errors III the nayi-
cation, also that the deck officers on the
night of her loss might have been at fault
innot ascertalning the accuracy of the per-
p~endicular soundings reported to them from
time to time. The ship is reported to have
been in every respect staunch and sea-
worthy, and she was in that condition up to
the time she struck.
Representative Mills has received the fol-
lowingdispstch, dated Austin, December 20:
"My Lieutenant at FL Paso informs me-
that one hundred and fifty of the mob which
fought him at San Elisario, and killed three
of his men and three citizens, and to whom
he was forced to surrender, were Mexican
citizens, from Mexico. He is reliable. 1
give you this by direction of the Governor.
"JoHN B. JONES,
major Commanding Texas State Forces"
In addition to the above, Representative
Mills has Information that, previous to the
fight, Major Jones found at Ssn Elisario a
regular Mexican officer drilling those who
fought the State troops.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
KRFp,S SHTRTS,

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quality, only plain seams to finish. 6 for 81.
KEEPS Custom Shirts TO measure. best ~qualtty,6
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RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.
Undershirts and Drawers, best quality, 81 ooeach-
White Flannel Undervests, best quality 81 aeach.
Canton Flannel Vests & Drawers, ex- heavy, 75c each
Twilled Silk Umbrellas, paragon frames sSeach-
Best Bingham, patent protected ribs, 81
Circulars and Samples mailed free, on application.
Shirts only, delivered free Keeps Mannfactsa5a0
Gompany, I65 and I65 Mercer ST.. New York
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
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SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO!

Was awarded the highest prize at Centennial Ex-
,osition for it's fine chewing quslit:sk the excel
lence and lasting character of its sveefening and
II you want the best tobacco ever mao
ask your grocer for this, and sec that each plug
bears our blue strip trade mark with words Jack
sons Best on it. Sold wholesale BY all jobeeis-
Send for sample to G. A. JACKSON q Co. MAN.
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27

MORE lawsuits than love suits are
brought on by attachments,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
WORK FOR AL

In their own localities, canvassing for the Fl cside
Visitor, (enlargetD WeeklyeId Monthly. rgest
Paper In the world. with Mammoth Chromos
Free. Big Commissions to Agents Terms and Onttt
Free. Address r. d. vECKEKT. Augusta, Mains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11

BOARDERs WANTED.
I--RLEGANr SUITS; BAY wfNDows;~ OTHER
near Sassassa Hotel
< PRosfEcr PLACE. EAST 4isT 81. COMFORT,
Room superior for two sis. references
cIR PER INTERNATIONALLY FURNISHED
& s sSs ,'a q Ess 10 and wife,
o2D ST. ia East SPACIOUS FRONT PARLoR,
81 III sn 1874 EAsr-A LARGE SECOND STORY
terms moderate; references
2s)D sT.. 20 WEST sPLENDiD ROOMS. WITH
Tor sss A''n'
1E VEST nth sT.-WITli BOARD HANDSOMELY
tCurnshsd second front Room; large closst run
10Th ST. NO 2OI wEsT-RIChLY FURNISHED
COkooms excellent table, brown stone house near Cen
trail PARK; all eonvenionces very moderate terms refer
11o EAST iaTH ST, NEAR 4TH AVA LARGE
llOsingls Room to let. with nrst class board
I'd - ~. &sD e.. SI sso
table boardcrs At reasonable prices.
800 WEST a2D sr-FkoNT ROOM. ALL CON-
LDOveniences; excellent Boards terms for two. VIZ;
hall Room, So.
o5o WEST asTH STA L n NELL FUR.
lent Board; house OF refinement
7 ADY WISHES TO TAKE LADY THROUGH CON;
NO ohss Sssi nuesns sno |'ooa
DLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD. FOR PARTY
L Of gentlemen: terms moderate SO E... Esd st.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
BOARD wANTED-BY 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN, n
a ,ey s. ns
ssS n9 alf sa sS with a pat
yxTANTkD-BoARD By ONE OR TWO YOUNG
w ladies' engaged during day. in private Christian
y ssn us Mms e sM1T
East Eat i4iS st.
yVANTED-BoARD, FOR GENTLEMAN. WIFE.
w child old sitting and bedroom connecting;
grate hre price not over
So per week. Address NJ. box i8l Herald Office
HOTELS.
IyoLEM1S HOUSE. EU RoPEAN Plan, BRoApwAY
Oand 27th en- suite ol rsdnssd rs,s
JAMssM. .RoDGENs, Proprietor; THOMAS D. wIS-
DnENIx HOUSE. BROADWAY AND i2rH ST.
Is eas elegant frs.t Rooms for families; ~ SO to
Sgantly furnished front Rooms 81 per day and upwards
elevator. first class restaurant; moderate rates.
For Other Boarding Advertisements SEQ
Directory.
SALES AT AUCTION.
IS DISGEE Iax xrG z 60, n,o.av.v
Tuesday o'clock r,s and SECOND .o.s
Also consignment Of Boston made Furniture. scmpr,s
suits, siessns Psrior Fnrnare Library and
Dining Room Furniture IL so oHr A alerx
Fine eaSSisisn y s ;Ssiss collection Of
To be sold on Tuesday afternoon next at p N. Cali
and examine. 500
A UOTlON NOTICE
n Large aud positive sale tomorrow (Monday) morning,
encng o'clock at four story private residence
No FOG West 25th s.. near 7ih Av Two elegant Psnc-
fores. Seinway i Hardman makers; PAror suits. Bed,
room Furniture Bedsteads, Dressing Cases. Wasstands,
Wardrobes Dining Furniture. Buffet Extension Table,
Chairs and general assortment of Household
b. r. MARTIN. Auctioneer
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN Co.-wEDNEsDAy.. NO
Dveniber IA at ION A. at 40 Fulton ST.. Hoyt,
Brooklyn entire stock Of Furniture Dealer retiring
from rosewood and walnut marble top Chamber
Sets Bullets Bookcases Wardrobes. ttagcres. Mineral
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- FURNITURE
DEGRAAF TAYLOR.
81 Bowcry.
Offering their immense stock Of tho latest styles Of Par
lor Library Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, "
prices TO suit tho times.
In OF removal whole stock must be die
posed before January next Purchasers save 10 per
cent for the next 60 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11

SALES AT AUCTION.
TINTED STATES AUCTION MART !OLD POST OF.
6cs, Nassau st-WM. TRIST BAILEY CO., Anc-
toneers Bargain private sale IN Dinnr Room rsror
Chamber Ofce Furniture immense reductions; Car
riages Of every kind Robes, de-
For Other Advertisements Under THIS
Heading See Directory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-28
TELEGRA PHIC.
CAI.IGOR MA.

san FRANCISCO, April 2:-A-rivei
Steamship City os Panama. y.ctoria
ba'aen'ine Emma Augusta. Tacoma
Sax Fs.xcisco. April % Sailed =
Ship Dashing Wave. Tacoma
The schooner Lizzie Williams i. re-
ported ashore =. Vi4uina and total
sax FEAscIsco. April 2s.-Whea.
stall gcing up. & 92i. offered and re.
fused to-day may b. quoted 8, - 81
for ckoice. Liverpool market, l2s 81
(el2s ~ for average California l2sq
Is 81 for club. Corn. 81 90m2.
snb-poiice officer {. J. Coots was
foully murdered al hafpa-t II O'Clock
this morning. The circum s.aEces Of
the crime are related as follows by wit
uesses, Frank Waliing. while standing
on Clay street. opposite the Plaza. saw
Coo's coming down he street with a
prisnner IN charge, one John Wilson.
Wilson WAS quiet ~ the time, bat evl-
IDENTIFY had been resisting the officer, for
the latter held him by the neck with
one hand aud by the lef. arm with the
other. To the lrft of and slightly be-
bind the pair another man was walking.
who ssemsd 20 be conversing with Coots
III au excite manner. As they passed
III the moonlight Walling saw tue face
of the third man distinctly Just as
they were opposite him. Waihng SAW
John Kunk. the man in the rear.
draw revolver. place it close TO the
head Of Coots aid FIRE Almost instant.
ly after firing some one who seemed 10
/ following the other cried ont: Did
you hat him Z" Coots fell withou, q
sound. ard Runk and Wilson ,mme-
di.tcly started on the run up Clay
street aud turned down Brenham place.
passing VI. Eugene Wood. who was
coming towards the shooting scene
Wood turned aud gave chase, following
them up Washington street and throug b
Bartlett alley 10 Pacific street Officers
Price ard Eaten. who had heard the
shot, .a~ tn. men AS they came out of
the alley. aud Price captured Wilson,
who was in front Rank sprang back
when he SAW the policeman. and raised
his pistol Gu Eaton. who sprang in and
knocked the pistol up with one
hand while he Knocked Runk down
with the other, and then jumped on
him. Runk surrendered and was
brought al once with his companion 10
the city prison where his pistol 70 Smiit.
& Wesson revolver) was found 10 have
one barrel newly discharged and the
others were still loaded.
Frank Leslie arrived this evening
from New York with corps of artists
and correspondents who will write up
and illustrate the Pacific coast for Les.
lies pictorial.
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LONDON. April 26 The bullion III
the Bank Cf England las decreased
$4,000 IN the past week the
amount Withdrawn Oh balance to day
i 12a 600
LONDON. April 26.-SiIver. jilt
PARIS. April 26.-TLe specie in the
Bank of France has Increased nearly
see. 0O0f during the present week.
CoSsrASrISoPLE, Apr! - Two
British CUNT 1ats have entered the Dan
ube; one anchored off Galrts
The Turks are leaving Widdin in
grea, haste in the direction OF Dobrud-
shea, where they seem 10 expect the
principal attack
The Russian headquarters will be
transferred tn Jes-y III few DAYS
1t IS ruinored that the Sultan will re-
view the army Of the DANUBE He has
seat dispatch 10 the commander-in-
chief, with orders that il, b. read To the
troops.
The fnlIowin. announcement is Off
cIal; Safvet Pasha addressed the fol
lowing dispatch to the Turks au bassa
dor at London: The iir>t engagement
has inst been fought AT Tehurukon near
Basoum. After some fighting .h- enemy
VAS defeated aud put To route with =
loss Of 500
BUCHAREST. April 26-lt i. esti-
mated $4,000 Russians have entered
RoumaniA. They are concentrating At
B~rbsssichi NJ Russians have cross. q
the Sereth or Danube
A Pnri. dispatch says Won Mol,kes
, speech caused gloomy feeling there.
notwithstanding the traternizlng as
sur.nces of the French papers
LONDON. April % A rumnr Is cur
reat this afternoon that the British
flee, has been ordered TO the Bnsphorus.
If this is true. the feet g-,s for obser-
walton only. and not for participation
In war. unless the British f. stern pos
sessions are Threatened The British
government and people both realize
that they are not IN il condition for war
considering their failing trade, com.
merce and crops; but if Russia presumes
an these circumstances and menaces
British Eastern interests. Englands
borrowing power will be found unim-
paired, and her people will be more
unanimous against Christian Russia
than they now are az ,inst the Mussul-
man
A battle has taken place between the
Turks and Montenegrins The latter
were defeated and the former advanced
on Nicsic. The Miridites were utterly
routed
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LIGHTNING VERSUS STEAM

From tho Bombay Presidency. India
comes story Of mechanics progress
which We give for Whist it is worth. l.
is method for falling and working up
timber by means of "a gslvanic battery
instead of by AK aud saw. The two
ends Of the copper wires Of a galvanic
battery are connected with . platinum
wirr, which of course immediately be-
comes red-ho,, aud while in that state
Is gently s-e sawed again,, the trunk Of
the tree 10 he t,lled. Saysan exchange;
.'lt is calculated that under proper
conditions . tree. which at pres.a, takes
two hours Ia fell. will come - the
groaud IN fifteen minutes. II IL almost
needless TO add that there IL no ss~dus;
nor waste Of wo,J In countries like
our own, where there are hundreds al
thousands of acres of forest which soon
or or later will have 10 IL eieaisi, a
process that ~ill reduce the time spen,
in telling tree by eish, times ought
To receive s.ne attention. indeed. the
matter Is worth the consideration Of ali
s>yernmcn,s engaged IN forvs; clear
ing"
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SITl iTIO\N Nl\TED ,

\ MAN AND WIFE oN \ FAGN. OR N
Y Logging Camp.
\ coon EXPERIENCED COOK OR STEW.
\ MAN A. TEAN>TlG N THE cry PRE-.
Y terrcd nj
\ MAN A. TrAN>riR N LOGGING CAMP
\ MAN AMP WIFE To TAKE CHARGE OF
=. Farm.
EXPERIENCED SEAMAN As MATE az
Sound steamer Or ul ship
\ llRsr-ClAs> STEWARD HOTEL PRE-.
Inquire 4
=. +, COONRS
shipping. Labor and Intelligence Agent,
AP-i Opposite CUlman's Nj
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A private cable dispatch from London
say After the close Of Business 10 day
consols declined 70 - Tor morey; 81
for account ~ expor.
An English feet has been crIerci u
the Bosphorus. and aDothe. fee: held in
readiness for = reserve
The PIT says of the brr.k ia stock.
today 4 par, ~as due 10 natural reac-
tinn. ta; larger part Of toe u plesssn,
discovery that the clique tia; has coz
,ribated 50 much 10 the unsettIiDg con
fiieEce. and hal been 20 successful il
the past few months in breaking dowr
prices, Is again al ~0ik with the same
ip'ea.i0:9
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County and City Official Press
Saturday. April 20. 1877.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

The American people have for some
years past been grnaning Under the
pressure Of hard times" This il a
generic term tor al anomalous state Of
things in which those who make are
distressed because nohudy seems to
want their wares or produce. aud those
Who consume suffer because they cannot
get the itings 10 supply their needs -.
where real estate. stocks. mercha ndisc.
wages. everything shrink in value al
most oct Of sight. yet where money
piles up in the bank vault. becaus.
there are no chances fer investment.
Such a condition ight o. understood
II We were subject tn bloot-suck,pg
despotism like Turkey; bu; here. i, il.
to say the least. abnormsl. The times
ere out of joint. certainly; bu, it should
not aud need not continue so,
The p~ople are themselves to blame
for their misfortunes. The present dis
treas is due in great part ~ the spiri,
OF speculation aud reckless improvi-
dence that has prevailed The bonanza
factor ia the business Of this country is
. dsmoraiixer. The effect OF these phe-
nomenai ''godsends" on peoples mind,
is disgusting and too many are prone.
ifthe fates have not endowed them with
the Rift Of Q real bonanza 10 enrich them
selves any way with imaginary ones, for
gctful Of the fact that 1.-The glorious priv
iIegs ct being independent" is the only
happy condition in life and that this Is
entirely disassociated FROM either extern
sive or sudden wealth.
For rank il but the guineas stamp.
The mans the gowd for all that"
The contraction Of the currency in
separable from the substitution Of
gold and silver for the federal prom
issory notes, OF necessity produces n
disarrAngement Of business and finance
This is the legitimate penalty for the
extravaganza Of war Yet with re-
turning reason and patient industry
these inconvenience NAV rapidly be
tided over
The effectual remedy is honest
work. Real wealth can be made in
hard times ~ rapidly and certainly
a. in flush times. Only poverty and
disappointment result from the rest
less, volatile spirit that turns up its
nose at legitimate methods. aud wan
ders hither aud yon in listlcss ex-
pectancy, forgetting that
Tho tender grace of dav tha, is
dead.
Will never come back again"
The happiness of people whose ears
are filed from morning till night
with tue din of their own industry.
will not be disturbed by the huctua-
items Of the money market. or the ups
Andsdowns Of the stock board II is
the stroks Of the hammer aud axe. and
the incessant attrition Of the pillow and
hoe. that makes wealth Those who
keep busiest have less occasion 70
spend by way Of diversion, As we'll rs
have more to spend from when they
wish
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i>CEIIANEpCS
w. 6. JAMIES0NS
DEVELOPMENTS i!

GOOD CLOCk
COIN SILVER WATCH CHAIN
SET OF GOLD STUBS
GOOD PAIR OF SrECTACLE>
SOLID GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS
SOLID GOLD RING
COIN SILVER RING
COIN SILVER WATCH.
A GOOD STEM WINDING WATCH
COIN SILVER AMERICAN WATCH
GOLD PEN AND HOLDER
SOLID GOLD CHAIN .....
SOLID GOLD HUNTING AMERICAN WATCH
A GOOD 5.BOTTLE PLATED CASTOR
A SET BEST PLATED KNIVES ...... b..
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NUISAI. AMERICA

PANAMA, April 26-Tho commander
of the Darien exploring expedition. ex-
presses the conviction that an in,erna-
tional canal wilt be made through Co
lumbia. provided there is no lack Of
faith and persevering support from the
public.
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A Cu,Nck TO NAME MoNgY.

Cm,Nck TO NAME MoNgY Near.
IL year ago. whea tr>t advertising 10
the trade that ~as spEinSing up lie
tween the United States aud England
Ia fresh meats. Ne made shss Comment
III vessels can t~ 81 constructed tha.
our Sab eas he carried down - Ssn
Francisco fresh A. caught. there are for
saues 10 lie made ia the hasius.s /:
is new announced that the experiment
- b<ing tried al New York with 6>A
There is this difference in osr fayer
that u 10 nearly four time. as far scross
the Atlantic. from New lotk - Lon
daa, - Il "a Saa Francisco iFesGl PUsri
Sound. ffesh h&llhot briggs a. eent,
. pound Ia that market; Here il /. )
cents a pound ~ re;all. ana ,hs supply
il anlim.te,!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-28

THE WHITE" is destined To- be-
come the leading sewing machine in
the market-only patented in 1876 it
is not yet fully known to the public.
Mr.. r. Bryan is agent here. and will take
old machines in part payment for new
ones
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-28

EUROPEAN DRAFTS Drafts issued
at lowest rates IN Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets 70 and from
Europe sold At lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, ". T.
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SEEDS SEEDS, SEEDS At tn i,
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
field seeds. Of the finest quality Call
and examine our extensive stock 81
seeds before purchasing where.