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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-12
WONDERFUL Discovery OF THE hGE
The World Moves. and Unless We
Progress We Must GO Backward.
Nothing Remains Stationary.

IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT Is NOT
l intended to deceive tAe Ieorlr a. q cur. Tor
every complaint TN earth bnt really seieEtific
article IL the greatest nifrit. .lich vi prove
boon e. suffering Humanity both "a account e
it, siSptshi tty & both man sHd teast it, resit-
~ spplc4tI1.s ana the price bc.ug Nithia
the reach OF all. II will actually cure
Rhen nAtisu. LsmeneS@
Neuralgia swelling
Contracted Con.s 1ioui
Contracted Muscles, cuts
STIFF Joints. Sore-.
Sire Throat. SpraiHs
Lame Back. Bruises.
DiArrhgs. CrsmIs.
Headache, Co'tc,
Fsr@sShe Burn. and ScAld4
kArsehe. Inflammation Of Kidneys
And al nervous All ia fan atory hes snf pains
IR sTEELF who bas fur years been IL ~.
Proprietary Medicine business. All who hss
Travelled Ia various parts of the -. ID 10 search
Of Information. L.. great ea ntdeuce it, the Trad.
icstor - the De Ne figs t;rs Of sac sure snd
reliable remedies far genera I'D g. 81. Family
Doctor
Provide yourse with lotie without Decay
AMI yea V!ti .SzYs keep - ia TOE FAM and
money Don't D. pat Of .th some otter I.f-pSr
alton. Take only stss4es Pam E.Aiirstos ".
prg-3uc. thousands 90 esf.ritiniAls - thu
cures made bat TRIAL viii Ytuss 81 the mo a.
sser,ies taai II j truly A. Era1tcA'or e Pans
Aches sai IDrsfansasl ~ u hss b-sn. art Ia
now caus.Haty used by Aar.smen a. I'M
urt.. and h.- saved i.arv vxlaAble proper ) 20
thst lind thar aay ether Tr.pSfatsan. Take
pains 81 SEQ shat yua go the genuine.
Fgs Up ia ssrEe hsst3ee sBd fof as ~ drug
sfsis an dealers. Il va hsppeA - ~ Ia .
.o-s.lty vh<se STEfLE~ Pan EBAIIgaTOE
eanaSi u obtained seI.a g. tie b. es4l-
drusg3st. or - the Agents
NJ A. KELLY seattle
IsbtiEs ageEs for iA@ sound f,sts
Crane s BRIGHAM
shol~>zie DYagkfst.
"a. -. All - Fraai .tyee. ~aa Fragse.seo. Csl
Prscs 81 rev Large Bot;.~ SIX Bytti~s Ter g..
zYi--s.aS 3as
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-12

MILLINERY ana FASHIONABLE DRESS
MAKING Of AL hn5s.
Ladies' Suits made TO order.
- We intend - keep the choicest and lar.
sesf stock Of MILLINERY 81 Be found this aide
OF San FrAceisco Also . full line OF DRY
GOODS. mh2A
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Life at peadnooa. Black Hills.

There are saloons all over the place.
and whisky four bits a drlnl, Ths:
put two barrels up on enl. nail board
across for a bar, and deal it out \
miner who wants to treat pours soma
gold-dust on the barrol-heal and says,
Set EN- up" They never weigh the
dust. Sometimes a man won't put down
enough dust, but they never sa y a word;
and if he's little tight, and pours out
ten or fifteen dollars worth, they never
mention it. They have three faro banks
running all the while They don't use
checks for the boys; when they won
pile Of checks they threw EN- all over
the place, and some were too drunk to
handle EN-. So the checks got played
out. Now man puts little gold dust
on dollar greenback, and it goes for
two dollars. Ten dollars worth Of dust
on ten-dollar greonbacb goes for TWEEN
ty dollars, and SO on They never
weigh dust at al, out guess the amount.
We have daily newspapor-that is.
sometimes it's daily, and then when the
compositors get drunk it don't como out
for several days. If a man wants Gun
wadling, he goes and pays four bits for
paper. Whenever they start a new
city government they print a lot Of or
dinances; then there's a grand rush for
the paper. Sometimes it comes out
twice week, and sometimes twice day.
Every man in Deadwood carries about
fourteen pounds Of firearms hitched to
his belt, and they never pass any words
The fellow that gets his gun out FIRST Is
the best man, and they lug of the other
fellows body. Our graveyard is a big
institution, and a growing one. Some
times, however, the place is right quiet
I've know times when man wasn't
killed for twenty four hours. Then,
again, perhaps, they'd lay out FIVE or
six day. When man gets too handy
with his shootin' irons, and kills five or
SIX, they think he isn't safe, and so1e-
body pops him over to rid the place of
him. They don't kill him for what he
has done, but for what he's liable to 90.
I suppose that the average deaths
amount to about one hundred month.
Virginia city Chronicle
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THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1877.

Since orr last issue his fraudulency,
Hayes, has been counted In; or, in
other words child is horn. whose ror-
mans is Rutherford. We suppose
the address Of the Democratic National
Committee, given in fall on our 4th
page, was intended as an apology for
the part taken by certain Democratic
help in the abortion Of counting in
Hayes, 1t IS true that Hayes title de-
pended upon the disfranchisement OF
lawful voters. but it has the sanction Of
that Goddess returning board Of which
Bradley was the head centre, and By
which the usurper came to his pottage.
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close and many haYe finished, and the
teachers are looking FOR another for the
summer -. Many districts haze short
terms and undergo 8 remcdelirg every term,
| Tor they are almost sure to have a change
/ in teachers twice year, which is very
detrimental to the Advancement of pupils.
Teachers with short terms fail 10 take the
interest in their work that they would If
hired by the year, for their work Is only
rightly begun when they are obliged to
vacate for another. Il is great mistake
too often made by men, who are anxious
to educate their children with economy and
advantage, to suffice: them to sueh charges
thinking they are betterisg themselves and
their pupils.
Mr.. E Sariell, Young teacher who has
been showing the young idea how to
shoot" in the Western part of The county.
has returned TO his home, and is preparing
for another siege IN some intelligent com.
mUhllyJ yet UNKNOWN.
A good advice comes to Us from taeWav-
side Correspondent which lot only applies
to teachers, but TO ali who value health as
the source Of comfort and happiness. Not
one church, lecture-room or school roona IN
Fifty is properly ventilated; and those are
the very places that need pure air most, for
the minds Of those while there are busilv
engaged in fathoming the logical points of
the speaker or instructor, regardless of
disease gradually working on, by breathing
air that has been used and Reused by
Others, til! the part required to sustain life
i exhausted, while under such eireum-
stances, it If required that the brain be
supplied with blood thoroughly o1ygenized
Many are particular about their food which
they pariake OF three times day, but how
much more important is it that We haze
pure air which we partake of nearly thirty
thousand times day. eyen what we eat
does not supply us with the required nour-
ishment, till it has been changed by tie
air in the organs for that purpose. Again
many are very particular about wearing
each others clothes or even ea.iag or drink
ing from the same dish, fearing they n GIT
expose Themselves to some contagious pest;
bat they do not scruple to SIT in 4 crowded
hall inhaling air that has been used by
others gith diseased lungs and debiIitated
~ various ways, u6til it has become
poison to the system instead ola stimuant
A the Giyer of all good has furnished u.
with an inoxhaustible amount Of such food
surrounding the earth to the depth Of fifty
miles, to supply the animal and vegetable
kingdom with nntrimept necessary to sus
tam life, let rs make good Use Of it and not
shut our doors and windows against the
most ueedful suatainer of lifc
FELIX PUER.
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TIEEJFE
Lecture Hayes Election = Terrible
Beath, etc.

Rev. Father Yaheg. one Of the most
! eloquent temperance lecturers Of modern
times, wili speak before the temperance So
ciety some time in March. Great prepare.
tons will he made for his reception. \ few
/ bloated and sicldg-braine, inebriatcs are
opposed to his coming, dreadiag lest the
spirit Of temperance be further spread In
our midst. Their puarile, contemplate
opposition, however, availeth net, as tie
members of the society are perfect masters
Of the situation They propose to fight
the good fight, notwithstanding all oppo-
sition. That they will conquer, any per-
son acquainted with their mental caiibre
and personal characteristics must admit,
and to their noble efforts in the heaven
born cause all Jroadhearted aad whole
soulcd persons must say amen.
The news OF Hayes election, though not
all unexpected, felIupon this community ike
a shadow. Bradley, tie Warwick Of the
/ United States, has received innumcruble
curses, both low and deep. Curses, how.
ever, in these modern times, are Of no avail
and rest as lightly upon the renowned
Bradley as gossgmer upon the burly back
Of the elephant. Alas, alas that there is
to be no change in our post Office, and d-n
she luck that conpels Us to wait -four ears
longer for its removal. But the DEGREES Of
fate are memorable, and anxious candidates
for our post-olEce are now very much
"3own in the mouth"
Never within the recollection Of the
''Oliest irhabitaut' came such Il mJgniti-
cent February. Though a crown of glory
and eternal bliss await us beyond, aud
though sure Of wearing that cgown and en-
joying HAT bliss, slIIl would We hesitate 10
bid farewell to this enchanting weather to
mingle wiki the husts OF the dear departed.
But Death, like the celebrated Bradley, Is
t'arsisau. customer, and is LaLl<, g.. res~rse
the decisions Of poor worldly morlaIs. Let
Us 50 ike that We shall be always ready to
meet him, AMI "Fass in our checks" with a
virtu5us ana unfalterIng hand.
Nr Ratine, residing in Sheboygan
county, a little south Of the county line,
met IT'D terrible death on Thursday.
About o'clock p. m. his dwelling took
fire, and the material being as cry as
finder, burned with alarming raridity. Mr..
Il. was working N the field at lis outbreak,
and running TO the scene found his seYen
children huldled together in tine yard, and
gazing en- the conf grafton with speechless
astoui>hment their mother being absent
At a usigiboriog store. 5 me money ana
I valuable papers being in the dwelling, Mr.
r. rushed IN FOR the purpose Of rescuin-
them, bot vas speedily overcome by the
smoke, ,Gffacatrd, ana tnyned 70 a ciudcr.
Ills horrit-lookiug remains were found IN
the cellar when the fire subsidized. and
presented a sickening sight. lis funeral
took place on Saturday, ana was one Of
the largest ever seen here. HOMER.
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granary built during the coming summer.
The farmers in this vicinity are busi.y
engaged in buying machinery. Reapers
and seeders are the whole 20. Mr.. Michael
Murphy Of Cato, who is now residing in
in Maaitowoc, has bean selling machinery
10 this locality. The people at once dis
covered that he was the agent for them; 20
they dismissed all offers and twelve of oar
energetic farmers bough: seeiers from
':honest Mick" in one day.
There IS wealthy farmer living in this
town, who viii literally pay the mathe
maticiln that will tell him how mans acres
Of land in the following fields: First field:
] 8 rods wide and 81 rods long on one side,
and 81 on tae other. Second Fled: q
rods on one end and Q rods on the other !:
80 rods CT one SIDE and 40 on the other.
the promised compensation, he mu.t work
the two examples (a) by arithmetic; (b)
by algebra; (c) by geometry; and (d)
prove all his work before the three best
maihematicians in thu county. For further
particulars concerning the examples fpglg
at Rosecranz P. o, Manitowoc Co, Via.
"W hen a young maa comes to a wealshy
farmer to buy seed wheat or oats, be should
tell him Immediately that be has none for
sale, and to le2Fe lie premises or he will
have him arrested on suspicion of alb
duction, especially if he has a female heir
for his property"
IL great many wish to have the mode Of
electins the president changed. Is it
right? WASP.
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IN PEa8ATE, Elani,eEgoc County
L Court.

In the matter Of the estate Of john Hoge, decea
On reading md King HE petition 81 Augae-iase
hn-e, Of Asrtc tvr11ve rgp@aSc eating among o her
tlin-- tfSt Johs Here. lafc Of Maple Grove, died
11tcSftc leaNin- goods, cAati rs and estate within
TINS sae- and hat thg sip fciitioueri j, the widow
- sara deceased ana pEaTi4g thar administration
Of sad cstat. he 70 Friedrich Ia renee granted. Il
\ ordered tAat said petition be heard before the
JuJlge ui tais Court on &onPay, the III day OF
sail county.
Crdarea farther. that notice thereof be given to
thc Incl Of ssId deceased and 10 al persons ins
ie.ested lev publishing a copy AT this ortier for
thry successive week prior to aid dag OF hearing
IA tne+H a1iioTuc Ii!yt. o weekly newspaper pub
hshed N NsriJgyfoc IN s1i1 Comfy.
y. &. 0LM>TED. Countv Jud,e.
Dated &anitos &C, tie 1th day Of March. A. D.
ISL q51vy3
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II Paoa.rE : nanttovoo oeuns,
In he matter Of the estate Of Matthias Hnilicka.

In the matter of the estate Of Matthias Huilicka.
5Eeoessfsa.s
OF reading ard fling tie petition Of Wenzi1
An}iiclG oi S1eIserstay ain said con1o of the
hers at sad deceased q, TeHre> M ana. NJ OF r
t.gE-s t'ist there mistake made n ~ rt7ls
lstl3n Of the lest VIII End testament nf said do
ceased wBen SAID last viii and tcsi anicrt wac go
M. ia. 70 Probate IN said county ana hat there
were certain other mistakes aud Irregularities in
the record in said natter IL said Caart: and 9rav-
lEg that an order be made b. this CouIr autdorZ-
Ing ard empowering his Court 10 amend ana rer
feet ne Records OF proceeding IN the above entitled
matter. AZ such manner NAY be necessary TO
make te EecQrGz q preceding ia said matter con
. fora 10 the truth. Therr-uIe It IL ordered amt
ss} auiiesi i1n be heard before ~ ST the Probate
Ct4es IL ti1a clgy OF A9arawoc in said colutr on
tle "a t5y et Appii- 3., - 10 o'clock ii the oTe-
Hoo Ap- i is further ordered ti.at notice shall
he -iEc1 to 81 Persons iate-ese in said matter n
tie zinc sHH place of eaying said petition fy
publication lie tRa GaniT8w0c Pilot. a newsraper
printed in said county, for tire successive weeks
once each Week prior 70 the tine Ol such hearing
b. the Court: T. G. OLNSTED.
soSS5 County Judge.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
II PB0E AEE-a.N.g0 COUNT
L EsstsEEs'E

In the matter offhe guardianship Of minor heirs
Of John aodewaad daca1sed.
Notice i hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance oi 81 a-ter ot license. made in said mat
ter on the -1tb Gsy ri Febraary. A. ID. 1877 b. me
County Court of said county. the uade~si Md
George .tplle guardian Of The minor heirs OF John
hoaeWaid ceccssed- vii, OF, MoEdag she 2Sfh oar
OF March a y lS7T- n ten ocloc in he forenoon
Of aid day. ~ u cffee of the County, Judge. in
sale. ii plhiic Eendne the following, Described
lanatr t5-yii; ne nerth west quarter OF the soufb
west quarter and the south wet quarter OF the
tos5sa west qu4-'cf 81 section No thirty two ca
IN town SO eighteen tlr Range 40. twenty vlfraa
- east n county % AaaiEowOc and state Of Wis
cousin. Ihc terms II sale cash
GEORGE G0IDIE. Guardian
Dated st A2niso y oc. tie 10Th day OF Ftl,rUarv
a. D. ISL. ssi-tTr
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IN PEEossa.EE-s sanigowoe County
GGk-rl.

In the mater of the estate Of GuibFaud 6.
Wasggm deceased.
IoNA Wll9a .J 1aay concern: letters IF seI1!ais-
tFafSaa s.slG estate having been sued 10 X X
Rob'e Ae liza Gsy o. February A D. Isl and
lotg Eloal.s iEp5E AID after sal cay Being allowed
ana lialI5eU t,sr creditors u present tL-T CLAIMS
given hst tAe undersigned w58 oH t6e Gs1- on
dsy Of " ava. April, A2E and frne nest eGsGiu-,
at lae Probate u-ilce in tae CITY Of AgitelFoc Ii
said c8EH.E receive, examine. al8 saj.~. al
CLAIMS, sad demands Of all persons aga4Bst said
deceased.
959-sw. T. G. pIGSTED, County judge.
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March 5th, ISL.
Good s'eighins.
Plenty Of agents.
One elopsment.
I've want more snow, is the constant
cry Of all.
Co. Sup't. W. A Walker, visited the
schools in this vicinity some time ago. lie
found them al in "ion blast, lat plent.
Of room for improvements IN nearly all.
Mr. II. Barns has built 4 new dwelling
house during the Pa.s simmer; ana be
intends to base a irst class barn and
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aanitoYuc Iapf6S

Feb. >, ISL.
he farmers hers must soon make ready
their plowshare for wo,k, in os8er 10 com,
pete with their coFessces in Tie southern
part Of the State, who are already in the
field.
Tue schools are gradually drawing to a
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Judicial Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given. that at a
Judicial Election to Be held in the sCy-
eral towns, wards and election precincts
in the State of Wisconsin, on the FIRST
Tuesday, being the third day of April
next, the following officers are to be
elected to wit:
An Associate Justice of The Supreme
Court, in place Of William p, Lyon,
whose term of Office will expire on the
first Monday in January. 1873.
\ Judge of the Circuit Court for the
first Judicial Circuit, comprising the
counties of Walwor.h, Racine. and Ke-
nosha, in place Of John I. Wentworth.
whose term Of Office viii expire on tie
first Monday in January. ISIS.
\ Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Eighth judicial Circuit comprising the
counties Of Dunn, Pcrin, Pierce. and
It. Crolx, to I'LL the vacancy occasionel
hy the resignation Of I'll. L. Humphrey.
whose term of office would expire on the
first Monday in January. ISFe
\ county Judge in each ortheseveral
counties Of this State in the place Of
each Of the County Judges of the said
several counties, whose terms of office
will expire on the thirty-frst day olDa-
ccmber, 1877.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the State, at Madison, this 15th
day of February. 1877.
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SuERIFF's OFFICE. Mani,owoc, Wis,
Feb. 10Th. 1877.
In accordance with the above notice
from the Secretary Of State, and aecor
ding to the Statute y such ease made and
provided,
Notice is hereby given. that, at a
judicial Election to bel held iuthe several
towns, wards and election precincts in
the County Of Manitowoe State Of Wis
consin, on the FIRST Tuesday, being the
third lay Of April next, the following
officers are to be elected to.vit:
ID Associate Justice Of che Supreme
C,aTt in place Of William 2. Lvcn.
NE.se term Of Office viii expire on the
first Monday Of January, ISIS
\ County Judge in place Of T. G..
HlmSted, whose term d oliieo viii expire
on the thirty day December. 1>7T.
z. MULuOLLAND.
Sheriff Of MaajioEoe County.
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THE CHICAGO < NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management ne Great Trunk
Railway Lines 81 tLe y 5s,I and EOHfIW /.
-nd. Will IL uumerouS branches and connections,
m r5e 4 .' :. s'-. ~
heTn Michigan minnesota, Iowa. Nebraska. Cali
tornia and tuc Western IuuitoIies. lis
Omaha 6 California Line
Is the shortest hest rou between Chicago and
al points in Nerllorn Illinois iowa. Dalsoie. Sc
ars-.a- WEe-uiH-. Col ,raG3. tab. NcVaf,I, Cali
foraia- Oregon, China, Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
Is The short line between Chicago and All points in
Northern Wisconsin and MINES IA, and ioF Mad
IA she Great Northwest Its
Lacrosse, Einoaa and st. Peter Line
Is the }e-tr route between Chicago and La Crosse
Nigoga. Rochester, Nwatonua. Maakato. St.PcteI
MN I'm. and al points Ii Southern and Central
Minnesota. It's
Graaa Bay and Marquette Line
l. + the only line hgtwcg9 i-ies4o apa gainesville
WaJeTaNyn. Fond Cu Lac.s OsiIisusiI, Appleton,
tf.evl baF, i=vs fi i te, loI-
ton, naHcocl4 aHa tae IeNc superior country. It's
Freeport and Dubuque line
Is the only route between chicago and E
tocklorI, Frct.ort, and ali points VIA FreeporE
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
l. the old Lake SEore roUte, aud Is the only one
rest III hIead PARK, " agl.e-ag. Racine, kenosha.
and Milwaukee,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
aFe rua on sil through trains 81 this road.
TA.si tile ONLY LINE running these cars be-
~ ygll ti1ao and 81. Paul and Minneapolis. Chi
cage aaa li.5v;.Iascc, Chicago ana y mona, or tLi-
e54o and Green Pay.
close Courcciiars are made II Chicago with the
Lake ShlgS L N5ghiZEn southern, MicaSgan Cen
t4Ul Il8 iglGrs < oii5.. Pittsburgh. Fort y rHe x
Chicago ESnkaSea .ine aud Pan Ha,dle Routes,
Iagaf points EAST and SOUTHEAST. and With
TAG ,i.icsa ana Alton and Illinois Central for al
FeiHis saltl.
Cess canucctiu,ls ere also made with the Union
Fa.iAS b. r. II Omaha for az far " est points.
t'ias; connection made II Junction points with
trains IL al eros points.
Jackets over this vuUre are sold by all Coupon
Ticket s cents IL he | United States ard Cansdas.
Remember, yea ask for yoGr tickets Via the CHI
cl-a 4 North-Nesicrn Hallway, aid take none
Other
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