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1rtanwoou, Lake o., III, ian. il, ,-Notwith.
standing thc terrible face. lousuc.h Of that clcsn
paln'cl, wlttc-su''lc.l, md altogether spiritual
organ. the Chicago Times, wllnsu elForts remind
,r Of the fal,Ic, Irog llo tried 10 vanquaf Tho
OK with the melody Of Ills vtiee, or The donkey
who trayrd his !d'.cnntcnt Will, the moon, ! 10
against the women. There Ia comfort, and no
III this exchange Of l!easwlth sister housewives,
and |, for ON. lift IN my yotrs in h,1ppiicatIon
a,Iscnsrns nkfn to tl,c profit receive IN Study
lug tho character IT these good ststcre From
t'!r r,isftarloas Mc1ruiscr down to some of Aer
gushing , SY,t:|s; ttsy I'll PISCES , charm m f
and often find ,n5sc1t laughing alntl my nork'
to think what links eunlc pf us would boll
together, could We strike palMs outside these
columns.
4 strIrt regard for tru.l, compcls ne 10 fay
that some of the recipes have tried have agr,!
Centennial pudding Time may otltcratc tho
scfy nn ,a cf t s ss EFsss , Ky S, Il a 's'ys live
e'tar'lc.l moment fey ny ct'lest horn!
who rise up anl feytlc inc MS otfc who cnstt
about for n,otes in other csct, regardless Of the
c!pe for apple 1anllinx: Tako q a'plrs That
outbush The check Of IIcbc-si1. Slice them tlln
ls'Aom of your watcr pail tn .htl November.
s'' die +. t.s lsIStt q q Ds saara . saaS.
Spread unto yo,lrsrlf within M carthrs pudding
dish alternate layers Of apples and cr',mhs,
swcetencd with s,,yar anil s.ivory Will, nutmeg,
yea even rnoistenc'l with water: AMI when lilo
gentle ilcut ot moderate oven hath held yuur
pudding ono tu,,r, OF until thu apple Il soft a
The chuck II l.nrpy Infancy, eat 10 Of IT, gar
n!eiich with swccfc1lctt cream!
And now ono word to nIl those hind friends
whose appyrtflttye WGrl1a Of "AIihcrf JluYe
llA.lc llsr heart warn, antt llsht,-l sllhll be
happy to answer any letters addressed according
to Tie healing Of t!is letter, ald will therein In.
s!ufgc In personalities that II made public here
might cslarrass t'lAt coy sheet, tho 1in't.' be.
yo.ul my ilol,o Of ulIcylation.
lsuae says TINT no doubt +" "Amaritta," " Gar
net" nn that little friend whose letter Of i}r,.
- havc n.lntd, think Of the aIncs h,y last let
awaiting tho scythc Of time! Is that snf
AHUEn,
, 1877-01-13
4 CHAPTER f}Y FAMILY HISTORY.
L. E.fifas4 6E Tthz

while readinR tho urtirle from IA SoEsowIuX
btother.h Whila tympathlzuR With her sorrow,
would also like 70 tell hcr that thero are crculn
stances under Which such q bercayal IL nu unlIs-
, 1877-01-13

CuEcAa0, Juu. p.-DkAH LADIES Anp FAMOUS
1loUsEkEEfEks: now tuke my peu In hand and
lIyhtfll circle. Shoull l gain a4lmIttallce. and
bc allowed to choose a place, should sit down
by "boh's Slater." How lucky W. arc to have
space given " in Taan TRlBvaE's supplement,
for. We do lind solue clu Il tn the eaiur,lAY's
gleanlngs, VIZ also ald much good soupd wheat,
IA mueb, psEhspss ~ W. Call digest. Should
, 1877-01-13

a.. $50.
N,voxv ' s na"p' ~, ~ e,,ia,, 941t a.. ..rt,,,.
roasnss W t,s,+ sH'' y, ,t',. u1 tur '"ou1
ntiv',1t, ,,,c ~ II ~, s,o,t .ro,,,< d a,
hcaiiy Naturc ms % plovidcd ' more re'c exesient @
.nii ,',, te eo H. tnJ sesGt"s " a.. .s;
.n,, s.,hotts oI 10y usIe. @ " tnS su ~ ~
s,s.r,n .,a,"' 20 ",, ,ii,t ny ~, W @ ~ sn
stta.s i.l.*t ~ .., so"s n'lH} A'au lne scSnlsr
~ sa.,,Sr,iIt 'nst,, ep. , mt m"a'u Him, LIN
~ s"n,uesct 10 a. nn1,.snous LhnE ~
NJ, tt yE,1s * ~ es'lHaen @
b",s us ,ra .;t,. n a"y VIZ na1e
~, ~ ,nt ~ ~. Il & s Io .t mas, ~ W
w M III Ia5 5 ~aH, " u ~sli TO Sons!ter TIC nat
iiift ~ t9 ,,a9 ,,s. ,1t,i - ~
WHY, h6 .!i, ni' III i''sn, IN ,.,,oa ~ ti:5t
,var" ~ nu,n Iii. ,o,' i,o ,,.,,oo w.. as 1Is
t.e,,V Vta'n T. T., s ,nn III. " un.uso, ao nun
tao1p,9 ITO ILL is " @ osmcrs or nutses NJ mncssiai
.nG noM to taKo cass OF tao ahi!k ana oottles
XIII Mot.tns tas1 ~ VI sots ~ ~, w. guS"tJ ~
,n"s, ,'a.a, sa ~ - ,,,s,,t scf am kcs
eenL e,, nrs,l, ~ vSS'!n ~ Issu 'or nR va oarh
n1 n J'onsns a,n Up ~ pats Of tt'e ,.a untfy g.
,.n. ,"acW ataost . aaeiuave'y 10 carrying. nAa
n,~n cnnid ho .nstu au ,,r,,c ~ , ie %
ts's s1M.a t3n 10 usfGauy npp'Gu y" otngt tnsss
ta amM 'n1 rst mS u p''fr m anu ecose;
.', INA nts'' ,,t,. "onM! n tsai, NC sMro nIal
eon"enee '.u' WIZ H!llk rom . nc" nl!ch
foM. f unM ...M, y poss,p'c never chahgs
hs t9 ,,,, ,l.h ~ " NY ntleF co" eStsrtaiy "!le
.so "s e,,! ~, ~ WIZ .,; wv 70 sGanse
@ am9 Tf untee antS nsldso s ny oahy was "sane.
Mn0 hh aule ~ hult HlsIi eve, elnee tne cha!tl.e
tho hns,. n ms % trnc ~ nt,' "n Mns sha,1w o. o.
-s.N .,i ~ III, ~. tlt' a!." = o"A1'u" .ta' "
M Mas ,y us,ntliy stiil warm iroln lle co"l nhn set
!nto !nto eutu w'tss aha st'rseu lFeonehi!f tncStFast
tnG alt,a'at !ielI anu oaof. NJ nnth!aS easGs
,Hnk 10 .ah. OF snul ~ 4hlch'y rs tlIesG' u
WIS tl'en tet %leFc IL coni4 kern roo ana thc
cream a!lo~cu % fise. Wien tt,e baoy was Wy
sina,l one-thlf1 escain u iwt'-ttliTus water was
useu, We a@eeteiea vefy li!tie Win hsat sugar.
ohm warmed 70 anott Tue ua1tal warmth III new
ttk. ~ ne gro" nhlcf, otc'!lall cream atlti one
half w9trr was Used; then t%o-thlrss crcuH anu
onE,sh1ta ,; wafer. I'M n1aiiY 'iheti TUG clear
hih. t@Gaslul'ely tue !n1ik Was se'!!ttca m 1lot
water 10 Ectp u SWEET. 9,lt tlis wollld not
rre1Iil!nciHl "leTn u II ,ssHle u Ketn IL sweet
,Wlt,'.1ut' WI, as eeaueu fhiK is haFa ~ 9lsese.
hn' t~o bottles, oile toF aay and one fur nght:
fhrlutH ttlE nHht was tinruuEfIty wa4lCu with
lnIt s.ltk>-eu4is u.la shot II Ilayu ntyrr f,tluu
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4 woRp poR "rmE TINES"

- ~ Ht t.1i5nF ~ inc 1ffoHHe.
sruAnr, H., Jan A.-Ne read TnE Tn1nusz
every Nulrlay f.'orllimis, aud t!u NOT hesitate 10
aeknow1ciIeu great pleasure ald profit fron, Tho
illntlc rrittc!sIns of this department by tho
editor Ut the Cfiraro Tim-s fl that paprr. Iu
fact. VIC nre now showing tur prnril aver hoI,sn
inlncr, together With returned communication,
wIIeh WIS declined Oh acco,l.t ot IT.
truthful propcnsttIrs. In fa:t, Mr.. Editor.
our wisu got mad oycr tho many
little inaccuracies aud sensational hugabuOs
nf the I3,nes, especially its rc,nHrks upon Tie
ltofnu department Ut rHH TRIBUNE. and or
.rre.i Us Vcreupturily pcfer to brIny the miscr-
able lying inject lntn The hullHe aYnth, unsl tliat
II stit WIS MN siie would tell that sdltUr thAt
lie was Anutllrr, etc.; ~ W In uur simplicity
concluded tu .lo II iur her, believing her too
nl,srr to du thu subject Justice, and with ths
result ubuye stAtct, llv eSflently likes to Gu
lattcre,l with vile ctlhrt+ mid ic:l upon rujcct-
tal taElo Ills desert uf stubtUeu hiuts, canes,
aHl "IAnInrsou " WIllns seem mlly tu act Us all
urretlxcr, usnt {urthrr draw upon hts dl.nc.
novel tr;liu when his HulHr1inatcs have ttgone
exhausted. Hundreds upon hundreds III luHa
VI. throwing asil0 ti4fs inan'. bap2r Tor other
publications that have proved loyal and truth
lul.
We think you, aFr, Editor, fully sbls to cope
with the tloary lu.ks ol tbs Times, but then,
The lloc belongs to IT., ami he may tlut that
Ills lnsatallc 1tngrr fur casr3utl may add fur
tier gall tu the bitterness of ha suul and col-
slll1G the I.at lingering spark Vi Ills lAanAootl.
IIcrclure let lIlui feed upon The stock III kio5t,
and nuk further tltspaaA upun grounds lv
knows nut Of. iDurs, 6rsAhhA'a HUSBAND.
, 1877-01-13

10 th$ EAi1Rf a. tht 1fehh&+
CHIc4Io, Jan. ll.-Colllu you but know the
agony vt mind ! have suffered, .yuu Aurrly
woull not hAva kept nse iu such horrible aus
)c.!so; but when twu Saturdays ago saw my
humble Offering to the "iankes fluusewifuh
With ''ein neutscllu tnauM," my AtIt revived
within ,ur, u,,tl INV make my humblu ube-
s:,!lse tu ynur Majesty, alul hntu you'll Gull tho
w..ca. from the tares III THIS letter you did In
the former. Il asked "Zoe" for dove pat
tern, mes contrerus.)
ii f"tiertrude u wifi try this mtacc- pic recipe,
she'll 1nd It good without our ealttors sanction:
Setsn pounds beef, alter 1t Is loleu Rn1
chopped; seven pounds applca; six pounds
rpIslns; four pounds euFrunts; stK and Il llalf
pounds sugar; oHe pint nuiAsses; ONO pound
auct; = little salt; four lsrVe urunecs; CHINA
niun, cloTes, matc, alsicc, llid puttiles tu Your
taste: tWo poals11s ritron; three gallons Cider.
Boil the oranxI-pccl iu souie of The cider to
make It soft; use the elder the peel was boile!
il, also. II daretl, I'd say put IL = tcaeup Of
breudr Whan Yon are really TO bake, but fcst
that By SO duing Ia raase i din about my cars,
50 forbcar, q an delicate Iu constitution,
and eutlnut protect myself,
"Gcstruale" missed Acr supplement aA
afraid "sfarVaret's uuSkandn u waa "around.*
Dear 5Ir, Editor: hale = personal favor to
ask. IhcFa Is I beautiful {D piece Of poetry
written by a-AA-s Csltis noblemso, sutlalSls
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Bankruptcy Notices.
Eggai Advertisements

kENNEBFC con- Tf-In Probate Court at
AugHsT0. on The secOHt Monday or N0rember 1877.
4 CERTAIN INsrhU MENf, purporttng To be
"A the last will and testament OF Nathaniel &
Ware, late of Augusta, in said County, deceased
having been presented for probate
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
December next, in the Daily kennebec journal, u
newspaper printed IN Augusta, that all persons in-
tercsted muT attend ut Court of Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, ii any,
why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed as the last will and lestamen mt
OF the sand deceased.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest; Charles lIEwINs, Register.
noy24.f3v%
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lCortinued from first page.l

In a moment | saw the brave fellows
swing around him on the top of the re.
doubt. grasp the flagstaff and break ii off,
while the boys struggled up the side and
emptied their guns into the retreating
rebels.
The day was ours As / came up
shouted:
Who took the flag boys?
1t was Mason ? said the boys. and look
ing down. I saw broken chain and a
shackle still on his ankle -
Then the narrator's voice choked him.
and the tears came into his eyes.
II couldn't help il, Colonel said Ma
son. | couldn't see the boys fighting
alone ESQ / got the axe and pounded on
the ball and chain. and now, Colonel, I'll
60 back and put 'em on again
Go back and put 'em on again | al
most cried. No, sir Mason. III put them
90 myself first" Then" said the Colonel.
VI reflected that wasn't military, and
told the brave fellow to stay with the
boys.
"Ihat night" continued the Colonel, Il
wrote over 10 Gen. Davis about Mason's
brayery-how he captured the rebel flag
and led the regiment to victory, in fact.
saved the battle, and begged him, il he
had not approved Mason's sentence OF
death, To send il back TO the court uuap-
proved. In an hour n messenger came
back with the papers. The sentence had
been approved before The battle, but Gen.
Davis took hi- pen and wrote across the
bottom:
The findings OF the court disapproved,
and Private Thomas, for distinguished
bravery in capturing rebel ilag, pomot-
ed to Second LieulenAncS.
what did Mason say when you told
him about bis promotion ~ asked.
well" said the Colonel, II read him
the death sentence and liz approval first
Mason sank down, his face fell on his arm.
and | heard deep groan Then he said
"a his eyes filed with tears
well, Colonel. il j. hard bu can
stand ii il any one can.
but here Is another clause, Mason. |
said, '0n account oil YOUR splendid bravery
yesterday you have been promoted to u
. Second Leutenancy
What me ? Colonel p
Yes. Lieut.. Mason you
Thank God " burst out, and the hravest
man 10 the Northern army stepped into his
tent TO send Il streak of sunlight to cheer
mp his broker-hearted mother up in
Egypt
'And that's the man who just lifted
Whisky Bill into bis wagon
Yes, sir, that's the man, aud he's brave
enough TO do anything. from pulling down
u rebel flag 10 leading drunken comrade
out Of saloon
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10000 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
ACREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS!

We will during these HARD TIMES and the
HOLIDAYS dispose OF 100 NEW PIANOS
and ORGANS, of II st class makers at lower
prices for cash or installments, than ever before
offered. WATERS PIANOS & ORGANS
are the BEST M DE. warranted Tor i've years.
III. Catalogues mailed. Great inducements to the
trade. PI AMOS 1octaye, $40; I 3-octave,
SLOW ioo. s OhdA ANS : Mors, sis; st"ps' ~; :
$50 in pei feet order and not use a year. Sheet
Music at half price. HORACE WATERS q
SONS. Manufacturers and dealers, 10 East iitn
Street, New York. deco 4N
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N office CT Assignment:

NOTICE is hereby given that Edwin II. Atkins
~ OF Hallowell, in The county OF kennC bee, and
state of Maine has this day assigned TO me all his
property not exempt from attachment, for proper
non Al al triuuilon among AL hi, creditors who
hall become parties to said assignment within
three months from the execution thereof.
FRANK IA. JACKSON,
Ilallowtli. Nov. p, 1871. decl.i2w
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WINTAN'S isAlSAN.
WI<TAR'S DALNAM.
WISTAR'SBALSAM.
Rlaadinnr of Tho L, nnr
Bleeding at the Lungs.

PUTNAM Conn. Marcn 20 1869.
I,enuemon- Il avail my eli ol:hs opportunity to
say a word in behalf OF DIR. WISrARS BALSAM
Or WILD CHERRY which have made use of in
my family lor several years, ana always with the
most beneficial results. My wife being of delicate
habits has AWAY been troubled with hard, dry,
hacking cough, whenever taking a little cold, amt
has employed various specifics without obtaining
any relief until prevailed upon TO test the virtues
CT WlsfARo BALSAM, the effect of which has
been truly astonishing.
More than year since young man belonging In
this place was taken with bleeding at he Ia - in
connection with most sever cough, and wa, ii al
~ gwen over TO die 10y our best pby sicians and IL
was cVldt nj TO all that consumption was claiming
him Ms victim. Learning these facts my wife
sent him totle Of the BALsAM, which he took,
ana 10 due time TO the great a@tonishnent OF his
friends, was at hi, aCcusiume Occ ma ION snatch.
ed ms IL we're from the very jaws OF death la many
other cases we have administered the BALSAM TO
The consumptve, and always with the bes success.
These It ements are simple lacts, which can re
vohched Tor at any time by calm z me at my
store. rsmain truly yours.
II
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

phT tsrasfor Hood-Sp6f fancy Vork. 40 designs
n for lse postpaid. j. JAY GOULD. Boston.
Mass. dec6-4w
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kENNEBEC COUNIl-fa PROBATE Court, at
Aug,tsfG, on the second Monday Of NOrember, 1871.
4 CERTAIN INSrRU MENr, purporiing TO
N ne the iast will and testament of Thomas
smith. late OF Augusta, IN said County, deceased,
having been resented Ur probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
December next, IN the Daily kennebee Journal, Il
newspaper printed in Ausu Ia that all persons in.
ter ted may attend at Court OF Probate then To be
holden at Augu- Ia, and show cause, If any. why
the said ms iument should not be proved, approx
ed and allowed as the last will and testament OF
the said deceased.
". X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest; CHARLES iIEwINS, Register. nova. i3w .
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TO SAVE MONEY
BUY YOUR
Christmas Presents

Cooks Cheap Store in Halo
we'll
We nave just returned from Boston with a Large
Lot OF CHItGS rMAS and HOLIDAY GOODS, and
now Is the best time 90 bay them before the aSsort'
ment IS brokeu up.
Prices as tor as eJeT br/0re.
Pretty Toilet Sets from from - cts To l.ii.
Large Wax Dolls, with hairl Tor LEO
Ladies' Work Boxes for - et-
ainut Writing Desks for 30 cts.
Splendid stock OF Vases from 10 cts to | go zach.
Pretty Bohemian class Vases, 2jc' each.
VERY pretty bohemian Glass Mugs, y cts each.
Large Lon Dolls iron cts to 40 each.
Rubber ana China bon Reads, chcar
Moustache Cups for Gents pttse ~ cts.
Gents shaving Mugs inr 30 ctS,
cents Watch stands Tor 90 each.
splendid Perfume foxes, - aud mo
Alrhab,t Blocks, -. knobcr Rattle, -.
bcminocs,gj Playing Cards, %
Fa'cy Boxes for %, 80 and l.po.
4 Lang Variety ut TIN Tnys, CHEAP.
Pretty lo' OF Cologne Stauts, cheap
Ladies Ieggings Tor presents, cheap.
Ladies Sea Foam Hoods Tor preseuts, cheap.
Fancy ildfs. for presents ; 10 Is, . ami ~ cts.
Chlitren,s Tea sets tom 10 cts to 90 each.
PeMter Tea set, lrumpyts, hon Banks, Small
vases and Mugs im pr sci l., cheap,
Lake Lot Christina. Tree IN Il stocking presents.
Buys scars from IRON - Ia 7>ct, each
alets tor present., ir"m 40 ot- - caeh.
Pcium"iN for tle-ebt, f., III ~ to - each.
Ladies SILK litndk,rchiri- for presents, 20 Ct 10
laue,' wors,ri Jlct,t,, very cheqr.
Iun
tnr a., '''' ' ~
n. -, ,aI s.,.,,tt. .,.,,.' ,.,,.,sc.
ri.rLi- unri,t,. l,1....,II tt
lam. I-r'ltrv,- b,, ~ ~. 100. ,.,,, 4, ,ts
tt,lic, >nk ti,u.ll,r.ui, l. .t,l, "a ~. .1rh
Ma lot /, .dir a ,ti,.ts',,, t',,-t
IA nj s,.,.,,,t "a pin -, Low,
Meu' Un,,rsLrt and r. uv 49, irY,,l, u cts M.
cents Cardigan Jacket i,t,itSiDttl sl75 each.
Nh. RIM. Il . IN, ana ~ al ,,.,.r Ice.
Nv tot ,f l. ,r,,- al s,it ti,- 81 ~.
Np'' U.vv IL ri ponls ~ 5,,, ,i.ir
nsi ". l+,, l,,n vii rni,r. 5o,rts
WOODEN Yarn fsk,iu 4rts
t,l,ibs, "a. Iet ,",nh1 NH ct
. Ladies an ltu,n t'ua. 10 n o.
t'nll,lte r. V,nIr,, ,il,4., i,,,,, ; q II, ,sf ,nair
Nous Linen Covered pbprr t'oilors 10 els a hox
Nep'. ou., pn,i,.r. ~ IL ~ .I,tr
Rubber Fn. CONN. i .,rb
t,n,,d r,,h kru-I1,. t,r ID, ~
F 80, t hei,,lc ret ,ca 5s9!i .smo.on
Ladies Work BoNes, !. cts. each. ~ '''
ia'''S - X u 7tlu>t very 'Hcal
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Mrs. ID. B. CrOwelI

Would inform the public that her services may be
obtained as Municipalities Nurse would be pre-
ferretb-by calling at the residence of Hiram
Couch, Winthrop Street, Halowell Maine.
Sept. "a. 1877. nov29 t2w
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THE COEGREGAII0NallST.

Wlde'awakc. attractive, comprehensive, car eful.
ly edited, and thoroughly Evangelical. a ration.
u family religions paper with an editor in New
York, aud contributors IN all parts of the country.
Wsbster's Great Unabridged
sent as a premium for four new subscribers. Spe.
cinen numbers irec. Price 80 year q year, 81
tor four onths. Cfice, No. Somerset Street,
Boston, deco NV
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BeST0N Goods OF an kinds bongh with dis
SHOPPING. creticn taste and judgement. Uoliiay
tQfs n spectGHp. Send stamp FOR circular and ref.
ernce. Boston Purchasing Agcr, Il Pombeit,n
81, boston. deco iW
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Consumption.
WISTAIs'S DALSAM.
WIST'AR'S BALSAM.
MIST'AR'N BAL$AM.
CASA &c
A Case Of Consumption.

tHbSIt tfifID, y. H.. March p. lSi1.
Mcs'rs. srrH ". FowIE n sos; Gcnilrnep-l
feel IA It Is Gale uupn Voluntarily 10 give nav ties
tmony in iavOr 81 DIR. WiSrAR'> BNtSAN or
VALID CHERRY. Wa ttkpn sick idsf october
with 4 lung enlnpiai 1t, Wscom. auicd wnh "a very
ses iou+ co shi tud alter having bvct treated d
numHet u weeks 10y The test pnystrisu- they
gave me over az an incurab'c Sc OF cons nmptlo"
and Tor sOoat six week my friends expected that
| might die any day, having entirely de.I sired IT
my recovery. At this time | read he siVrt ii~e
Wents AMI ccrut Mtc- - the WILD CHERRY
BALsAM AID wao Indured 10 Try tiny 80 Ihaer
taken I've hotties, nni irnnI the commence bent
have u ca Rraduh " rernNtrn MY cough has
nov entirely ceasci Ihavt gain Il my ~ aud
strength, anl Jan feeling gate wtlI. I urbutc
the ure Ia DR. STAR , Balls M OF WILD
CHERRY, a. | have taken no ether medicine since
= imneuced taking thai.
Very respectfully yours.
MIR. MlLA :. SMITH.
hessrs. FOwLE n son:
Tentit mon Mrs. smith glves nae The foregoing
Ger Heat 81 the efficacy 1l your met rlna IN her
cas-. Sne Is an acquaintance o. mine, AMI iCuk
the BAlsim the Strength oitni crIt, 5ttc, WHICH
she saw IN he papers. Her stor) is literally true.
You're truly, W ii. JONES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29
A HEALTHY SHOWING.

From the returns of tho Treasury
Bureau Of Statistics, some very crafty
ing facts are apparent 1t is shown
that the difference in the amount OF
articles imported into the country in
the years 1872 and 1876 respectively is
<aao. 1889 in favcr Of the las. year
The exact figures were, for 1872, <6j5..
e62.5s5; for 1876, S4aG..so.6jl.
Per Contra. the gain on the other
hand between the two years. III the
mat ter of exports WAS $40. ss3, 800
The figures in full being. for 1872,
t5al 1913. 1863 for 1876. $6ja. S.6,..3.
The elimination in the item Of man
ufarsared articles imported. between
the two years specified. was &iio.3io.-
5ss; in tia, of produce. 81. oa6. 100.
making total on these two groups of
imports Of $isa. 500 .93S The increase
in the experts of the same tive groups
was Sos. 6ao, $50 for produce and pro-
visions, and'sl6. 90a iSs for manufsc-
tasci articles, or <i22 o225:.> FIR both
Here are some OF tho export figures in
ehs department ot produce
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29
ARgZONA.

Tucson. March 2S.-The following is
a correct copy of the original order
given concerning the Mountain Mead
ow Massacre, The order. with three
affidavits authenticating it. was found
among the papers Of the late ex Chief
Justice John Titus. of Arizona, and for.
mally Chef Justice of Utah:
Especial order. Salt Lake City, April
10. 1858. The officer in command OF
the escort IS hereby ordered to see that
every man is we'll prepared with am
munition and TO have it ready at the
time you see those teamsters hun
dred miles from the settlement. Pre-.
sident Young advises that they should
all be killed to prevent their returning
To Bridger to join the enemy Every
precaution should be taken to see that
not one escapes. Secrecy is required.
BY order Of Gen. Paul H. Wells, and
James Ferguson Asst. Adjt General -
The original order with the affidavits
are in my possession, and have had
frequent conversation with the late
Judge Titus, my former law partner.
in regard to the matter. and he never
doubted the gcnuinencss of the order
or the guilt Of Brigham Young
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW York, March 2s.-The Herald
aud World have nothing additional to
that already cent. at this hour. $50.
The storm has turned to snow. storming
furiously.
The San reports that W. II. Wander.
bilt has paid millions into the hands Of
the contestants ofthe will TO quiet them.
LirrlEToS. \. H., March oS.-Guy
Kimhail. Of Dalton. aged Is. while
drunk last night. bea. his wife to death.
New YoRK. March 2s.-The marriage
of Mamie Beal. daughter Of General
Beal. Of California. to n B.kh,uelotr,
late Secretary of the Russian Legation
Iii Washington. is announced Bakh-
iuelof j. member Of one Of the oldest
and most aris,oera'ic families in Asia.
Wilmington. y &. March as-Gov.
Hampton with Gen. Conner and Gen.
Butler reached here this morning. An
immense crowd Of people, accompanied
by band of masic. met them at the
depot. where speech Of welcome was
made ~ Hoa 4. Wadiell Governor
H.ml.. nn Sail he " ~. AK 80 reoo gni-
t,ou - the hsisls ii the pTesiicr, lie
had been fairly elected ~ tie people Of
South Cssui,u. and he believed If the
Democratic TA,ty administered the
government at that State. peace, pros
rerisy ard happiness would follow.
CHICAGO. March ss-The Ttsaes
Washington special says that Senator
Cs~srill Of Missouri. had an interview
With the President Yesterday ss regards
the Louislana ease lie saws an i'm
pre$sion. bAr,icriag on conviction. exists
aasong the rrcsiaen, aud his cabinet.
TIA: neitaer N.chois or Packard has
legally suy right TO rsoogu.,.on ss
Governor of LuQisaua. because ,he
State law requiring the vote for Gov
erncE and Lieutenant Governor 10 be