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IO AkENE-1kUOh1Ss ...--..
North side-gontfnucd.
ro nrST-r1;cS1s11ED ROOMS ~ pprv.rr
Il da;riifue :dfs illinois. It, ca,t nf rrsh lsAA1
no RESr-FUnS1sIiED ROOM FOR ONE or
;: S9fs9 ssan1a5s. ~ c777a
and Dearborn nrst noor and basement nine roonA
ftL1 paftics. - ~e' - 4''p'n'''''
s2sSss S ILLINOIS
ors'ns as 1ol nna los North clar!'st - -.
~
80 Supcrior-st, onp block ircn car IN bfIck house
ii'0 nESr-;sa EAST 1sD1ASA:sr:. DESIRABLE
q sM@@ stasis: - -. ~-~ .s.0AD DD0..' - sl.se
f{'o KEST-RooAs. FuRNIsllED or uSFUR-
c1c cticmen a rrcfsrrcd Is cass.e Ias'0e>S 1fs e''
rro EEXr-A LARGE AlcoyE BOOM n MAR;
pig from, u1turnished except Garrett to lady aud
ftaec. tt.n ,pc7 s7;S :; ~
! nat; win modern ln'erovsments: lust ansins:
from Lincoln Park. Amply to CHARLES A. sCiI,tiDT,
RIO HEST-Cl!EAr-sECoNn FLooE At THE
order INQUIRE o. ownes' s Hus,,s., Sofsn s'ae.
1 housekeeping; would sell furnitu-e IN monthly
payments; nice tecMent good location. aud very ow
TGnI nsar s garner 1auaa@ aa" NoF'a ~
tribune onles:
oat .e q Sa?1o9 III "a fsrnssd o. ;he H5a5e
$sissss ss; s;sa ss - 81 es'E:s ADDE'S
s; sS;sSs E
n %h tcTs nTG er pano klteae
mtxce,,ane,,ux.
,ro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR: HOUSEKEEPING
~ sSs!isst .n1n SHite ,a,gt2 5gems: s1s.
i I'd II Thfaa'. suites rooms eaen pleasant
755 West Madlson- ST.. rooms. sig.
g g Sss.h %ss Ms9ssa:st 5ssms sssins 1 S'S
- :; o17 ~, 77o777, o
-,o. ~ n1rrcI conr acnrin1 inepc @
house: iesirabs iosuioa. Aldrszs o. Tr5ane olss:
ns,tc t, s ia..i ., I'M ~
49, 80 1.r;:s;1 ;, :: YsW avi3 u,vn5VT7Y Fi77:-
ntsci front ioon for y as psatleaa: board
los laus -saetess - M '.aau' ult MN
f'o EESr1A MdnoW LAnf WOULD III: EEST To 9NE
or tWo aarnlsHe1 looms % sacSf WIZ % 1s
sss.Ss: s.Asr .-'.sls. s.~ss. .l.-.s - -..
- re nENT--sTonns, oFEAcEs: E!.:et.:- s:.;:
SGtt1ESe
,.,o prSr- LARGE N,vr,E4 cTopy rJ1T1 DING
viii power Tor desirable either Tor large storage.
commission or mercantile huuses): specai attention
Of responsible parties III Of tc above pur
suits Ii called 10 ts lurse well located b!ck On
Canal-sr.. between LaEe aud lfanaolph. e1lol aau
ave- stories hlen W!1n oasehene: wlt w 2r ~
wears at very reasonable 4urc!, will tit 1t OUT Hs de-
sired for sny !eEm o. oashess ~ scrrnS
yats ~ ,he building Your tnTffs en w :: us MI
Madsso'l-st- -.--.---.--------------
,,m pcvT-sT0rrS- A. ctiMN1StS & CO..
II tI insa;le,Si.. Corner iadssS: -0''
pslasT S1a.s.fi io1s.. nnc ''''se .''A|' A'''e
ia!nct ione: ny 1u..hf,,+o,s+ br douhe sforc with
dsS ana ~; ryI tqaGnSin mi III Ffsi
!Sl Wy. enutsonsI boou c;r, r. ir.c,ne,t.
:99S3 " ess i1nuo1pa-st o4'e@ aeo'o 111 '''=ee~'
only SD. .-.----------- -----.-~------
,,i;S.i HENIEl'e t. "3n T.. tisantr In Inc
:; :. -, =: ss.31;,; -, 20;
RIO GEST-37C WEST MADIS0S.ST,- SIo:.E .IA5u
or fusuu;r. mi! oefl inariTo si us s ''
" 'N'N'No - - - = :, ~
fTsO EEET-ON SOUTH WATEI-ST.. ONE HALF UF
i 9tOFr. l65. inquire at above plHcs.
11,,0 t,E,r-sT0pES VERY CIlKAP SEITADLE
l for storage. manufacturing, and ,wholesae huSl.
ness 3story unl DaSe1arnt brick building: on quincy
md Jacksvi-Sa, vii! bE rented fu Euud parties NJ
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WANTED TO RENT.

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:WANTED TO RENT.
WTAyTED-rO FE:TSny 4 sIEGIF cENTrF-
" man y, nesly furaishea room. yshoat beard
not meFs than on mile from te Court PEI.
Ss r ssae sas Ra
5:aH1s1 =; - tasa..e=s:: =--
neep - ,eHC
man either With " without board; must not Be over
Of rde You'd prer ten nYase fa, Ss o
given; terms must be moderate. Adatess, Stating |
WAAN;TED,-To l:EST-oE SOUTH SIDE. FAST oF
Esatls%sa 3s ss1 ~; no s9lsss: g%sdIsss essS;
y x,3AsTSp@4o f,,ss9s s!fs aEy7z1 SMALL HOUSE ~
drrn must 6u SOUTH Of sxtcesti,-s and cast of state;
references uae1septionaole. address 81, Tribune
9s ess
Wood, Jackson. and Lake-sts. STATE TERMS Address
:. 3t1919s 9;9ss :Sz7,o77z,v 7,7z7
w ras irnf.bad ~ farnls,at ~. & n,nSt
paving tenants 4. D. HYDE. I'D Dcaroorn.zt-,
WAxTED-To KEST-oY < PRo3fIXEST TIloE-
!asl TaSaas e o
WASGTrED173cn}, Gr = },,S, EExT@s r. @ gxKgNXISIE1
teaiars ] to reeelvs @ a1tcn,oa A3fess ~ Troane
JIYhYTED-Tn- -1fI;S:r-Ff7CV1GiIFn 17i7 ;3si.
preferred: reiercaces glyca A.dress ii, Tr!ealc.
WTASTEp-To KENT-,LAEGE PHEASANT uN- (
OF BATH with breakfast for gene.nan and son going 10
sy"arth .i H. u. Miarsss :. Tribane ors. ~ "
- ,r,.,;-T9 - aSs -. T,go 77,7777r-
~ nssle rouas suitable for school purposes. east of
S}ates.: q.tns es ans sont OF haFmoneouF Address
, 1877-08-12
10 REC'T-HOUSESs

West Side
1T,O RENT-TEE MOST COMPLETE AND CONVES-
s '' 'Ssaay a esss;sssx &: M: ~; =:
'lAa' 'fS5 FoTWiS c0anY: ,.e pearbozn-s.
TO REyT-:s NoGTH AsIiLAXSR,:.AYy;;a y. "a EEw Sas.s
s!ssss .5sss al neee.e improvements. ~.
T.; 8s;t 81; ssaeT vii boaa' for 1sas. Al.
no sSSzzySny y NV ;sI3lss55:
itont aonsfs. ~. an. r.,
!s3a1Sa ape9 = -, ,t:s1...I,,. ] ,7117y RFsI.
sotasast nj; a, and ID Nv srr
rs, ch:ar. IL ALFKE6 II. .sASsusE Uuiou Dullains
;;,o ,,rrr- ~, N, frE,y vr,{nr,n ASHLAND.
~ :esaer ;nswiy so5!oaSdd through.
out: AlfskD W. s1ssna ao,, gn.s1 qrSyT@s yle 73ys
;st: ri SsS5 II sa * s: 4
", Eoo,. p 1rss - - a.: TWO
fAf7Es0S IAWklSs, 's wa''::"s,on,,. .st osr,cox
a5 ;. 70 s1Sfy Fse fesss FsnSs SoGD III
Mccormick Block -----
,i,0 ~REsr-xEw 7-EooN. coTTAGE'oX !,AI:S. PAEE.
ciy ax w,r a:ac ciaetn yar se Apply Room j.
Madson. It. ----------
o KEST WEST MoSKoES,T S: TIL: AZ
dz,urss sssfs stfeens IS esc ioT~lS I coi;i '4s Dear
msnt stone front, VIII ali motlcrn convenienccs
ro1wlN Y coisn1, l4o gseEeosa:se ~ " sfo7F
,r1st EEhMnoi h,as, VII. SarIuIs' nirsroo,. aud
k cIc1 n,a ~ sae aaMs oor PorWIS cotGy Deur-
lur1l-st. ---------~~-----
'.,o REST-yEI:Y CilEAP--I1AfnSnMk' EoS9!a .ost -
1iobey ss' n sor sale aSety SSynsnts; 'ako
,,.o,, ~. pon,tc c1-yr, nIE
, 1877-08-12

r1,o REST-A GOOD 1:-RO;,M HOUSE AT ESGLE-
wood: nne shrae trees an1 lake wafer; terms rels-
nnabie Apply to T. NEWM...s Barnes House, ctJ, or
q, REDEiE.LD. EnE!e~oot III.
, 1877-08-12

FOR SALE-AT a BARGAIN. IN A NEAR SUD-
urb. a good. large A1use. beautifully -ail.oat
grounds choice ffult etc good well and large cs;ern;
Tribune office.
EoI: sALE-fH = @EXCHANGE-AT HIGHLAND
fark, t%o.soTy house Eith larce !ot well csisru
70 Easttes xho will occupy tho same. Address L 35
EOE SALE-1F YOU WISH TO PURCHASE "A
nice cottage and lot. welt located, At Highland
Park: Address l. 49, Tribune Office.
E)R SAl,E-1rDE PA1:K-loo FEET. EAST FRONT
on NnsfinE1 ncxr Chestnut st. for sale very
low: MT money hoxa from party who WILL improve: low
interest aud long time. BALDWIN, WALKER CO..
144 DcarhorT-ki- ID"
E'0R sALK-Sio3 nOWN. BEAUTIFUL BRICK
basement cottage At Eng'eHood: lake wafer; easy
paynents; sraat bargain. y. W. ST0R1sS, 81 Wusli-
IuEl0n- st.
FOR $ sALE-sTYLl6H LITTLE PLACE At ENG1.E-
~9od, furnished c,Mnete IL near dtnot unl Normal
S,sf, cash: talanss nunthly. +. {. WARE, Room S
, 1877-08-12

I7Or. sALE-TI1E ENTIRE OUTFIT OF ONE OF
+ the Oldest Wholesale Iewelry houses the citT; u.
lures good new and goods arg mt Mnss
4 .,C
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Vii sail brtwce- the Ports Of SAN FRANCISCO
vkroklA. OLYMPIA and DEPARTURE BAY, -
- following Time Tables. connecting at Sictnria
VITA Steamers Tor NANAiMo, NEW wESTNiN.
STIR. YALE. FRAZER RIVER. and with PUGET
9cond Mail Steamers for ether fcrts and 81 NEW
rVRts.ANp. ASTORIA. and all ether important
pe1nss Ia Oregon.
Thrcash Tickets scli 90 principal Stations on
NORTHERN Pacific. Oregon and Cailfornsa Hal breads
ana principal landings on Columbia and William
stee Rivers. Tickets insiaae Meals AID Berthe
- rsesEe xsil steamers.
The city OF PANAMA Will leavsfSan Fran.
ceesa oes. ssh. Nov. 18th. Dee ash. pec. aD,h.
e.n - ean. arriving ~ seattle Nov. 9Th, New
$50. .sS iNh, taa. tth. and Jau asth. Return.
iex she VIZ seaye seattle tbs same .ss Of her Ar
rtvss. Tor .iesests. whence che will sail g. san
- Feb. sih. is.,. ''' 's]' i''h
THE DAKOTA ~tu leave San rr.rr..,n ",
yeeA. Nov. Ssh. pes- ash. Jan ivsh ana Jan
Soh-aTrssfax af seattle. Nov, IAh h., s,a
De-. sssk. JAs, iSsh and Feb. sta ana srriy;ns A.
oty mps New. nth. lt~S. rte. lee. s-sa saa ,.,h
- Feb Eth. Returning. sac viii leave Olympia
Nov. issh. pec ssh Dec. 18th, JAa issh ara yeh
~. sni leave SEATTLE Nov. isah, Dee. 9th Dee
1esh. Jan. 18th and Feb sch. ses Victoria. fsssn
aesnss sAs ssll sail tes San Frsnsisee the same
ftckErs-r hr0ugh Coupon Tickets viii te
eeki by the asservat TrxssgSz<tAsioa Companies
acsa fssstlAna e. >sa FsAnsi-co. ta~s< coaE>cns
Toeema b. Victoria
Tickets are sy-oa ealy fax the Steamer they ss~
eersaAs<>i for. and are nas Transferable. aasd IL
eoerNs oy cay <tasf f~gson than the party vtaas
ponc they e<sr. vail b fassd and fan fsr~ Gel.
tneersa.
yrsssAs fsr olymrls win on,y be delivers. ~
pakeea. y. l. TlbeAlS. ASSsI
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Sur BUILDING Returns Of ship
building tonnage in Maine for the year
1870, made from official sources, show
49, total value of tonnage built esti-
mAting the cost a. $50 per ton to be
e3,A7S.6 6T. The largest amount Of ton
mage built has been IN the Bath dis
triet, and the smallest amount has been
IN tito Saco district. The Bath distric,
al1p shows the largest increase, and the
Bangor district the largest decrease
4hc total amount OF tonnage built III
the State in 1876 was 1913 34-l00 a
decrease Of ,4s7 ll-l00 as compared
With 1875 when tho total amount OF
tonnage built was l22 54S 74-100. The
aggregate number of vessels built in
1876 was i33. embracing 81 shins. 22
basks, 4 bartentines and the remainder
s0aller vessels III 1875 there were
built l59 vessels. embracing % ships,
10 barks. bsrkcntines, and the re-
meinder smaller vessels.
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Monday, February 10, 1877
Stephens Of Georgia

A little way up the aisle sits q queer
looking bundle. An immsse cloak. =
high ks., ard peering somewhere out
Of the middle thin. pale. sad little
face. This brain and eyes enrolled III
countless thickn@sses Of flannel and
broadclosh wrappinss belongs 70 the
Hen. Alsxandes II. stephens, Of Geor-
gia. How anything so small. and sick
and serrowfal could e. here al The
way from Georgia IL wonder. Ii he
were TO draw his las. breath any instant
you would not be surprised. II be
were laid Oh. in his coffin he needn I
look any different. only then the hres
vonid have gone out III those burning
eyes. Set a. they are ia the wax white
face. they seem to burn and blaze stIil,
~ the eouutsnance Is stamped that pa
thos Of long continued suffering which
noes 10 the heart. That he is here az
al 90 ofier the eounsels Of moderation
and pstrioti.m proves how iuvincibie Is
fbe soul that dwells in this shrunken
and aching frame. He took the modi.
fied oath 10 his chair, and. when be had
taken it, his friends picked him up and
esrv;e,, him off as if he were feather.
So old Thaddeus Stevens used to be
picked up aud carried in and out when
this same man. of the same name aud
opposite lineage. was the Vice President
Of the Southern Confedracy. The old
lion of Pennsylvania rests from the
Aght, and the great rebel" of Georgia,
with the very ghadow of death upon
his face. lifts his failing voice in behalf
cf moderation and peace. When he
has not strength enough to hurt flea.
hefakes . solemn oath never again to
bar arms against the country that
takes back, as if he had never wounded
her. this once recreant bat never igno-
bic son.
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lIE came home ons night with torn
cat, which she kindly undertook to
asend; but when she turned it upside
down, 50 that letter and "Domestic
4eeaion" Of new ovsrskirt, which she
hAd given him to- mail to her mother
some two month"; before. tumbled out
~ one OF the pockets. Il was 40 lively
there for the next ten minutes that hi.
arst move in the morning WAS III the
direction Of wig store. to the pro
.rfietor Of which be grsvely explained
t1et close application to the study OF
che Foreign Policy of the Khedive OF
Egypt had done it.
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Don't Give Up.

A gentlemsn travelling in the north
Of Ireland heard the voices Of children
and stopped to listen. Finding the
sounds came from small building used
40 . schoolhouse, he drew near; as the
door was open, he went in and listened
to the words the boys were spelling.
One little fellow stood apart, looking
very sad "Why does that boy stand
there Z" asked the gentleman.
20. he - good for nothing" replied
the teacher There is nothing in him.
! can make nothing of him. He is the
most stupid boy in the school"
The gentleman was surprised at bis an
swer. lie saw the teacher was 20 stern
and rough that the younger and more
timid were nearly crushed. After few
words TO them, placing his hand on the
head Of the little fellow who stood
apart, ne said: lone Of these days You
may be fine scholar. Don't give up;
try, my boy-try"
The boys soul was aroused His
sleeping mind awoke. A new purpose
was formed. From that hour he be-
came anxious TO excel, and he did he
come q fine scholar. It was DIR. Adam
Clark. The secret of his success is
worth knowing; Don't give up. but
try, my boy-try'.
8. q. HtsitOr.
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DIR. STEELE. who has for years been In the
Proprietary Medicine business. and who has
travelled in various parts OF tho world in search
OF information, has great confidence In The Erad.
icator as the Ne Plus Ultra" OF safe. sure and
reliable remedies for general use a. Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with q bottle without delay.
and you will always keep 1t In The family and
save money. Don't be put Of with some other
preparation. Tahe only Steele's Pain Eradicator
We can produce thousands of testimonials as to
the cures made but trial will prove to the
most skeptical that IL IL truly an Ersdicstor Of
Pains, Aches and Inhsmmations. II has been,
and ia now, constantly used by horsemeu ss .
Linimsnt. and has saved more valuable property
of that kind thai any other preparation. Take
pains to see that you get the genuine.
Put up In large bottles. and for sale by druggists
and dealers. II you happen TO be IN locality
where STEELE'S PAIN ERADICATOR cannot
be obtained send TO the nearest wholesale drug
sist, or To the Agents.
For sale by ali druggists.
ChkNE BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists,
x20 and i22 Market street, San francisco, Cal
Price 81 per Large Bottle: Six Bottles tor S.
octl9-dAwtf
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A RUSSIAN EDrroR.--Russisn news
papers are conducted on an economical
basis. and the publishers tell no lies.
The Moscow Tsatraiaaia Gaseta re-
Gently incurred the displessure of the
Government, and al officer Of the press
bureau was sent to the Office to arrest
the. preprietors. The only person in
the establishment was the publisher,
and he wa. sternly summoned to fetch
the editor. The publisher went up
stairs and returned speedily with q
large pair Of scissors, saying. I" Here.
sir. 10 the editor" The officer was
rather disconnected, but soon recovered
himself, end exclaimed, more sternly
than ever. mo nonsense! Fetch me
the editor" Again the publisher
departed, and again retained. this time
with . pot of paste and . brush.
these. SIR" he said, ''sre the sub
editors"
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N Office.
Administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY.
J. Warrington Territory.
In the matter Of ths estate OF 0EOAaI ~.
PReeoOTT. deceased, Including the poEenMxAtp
sseaee Of Z. L. Aafshali Co.. Of which Urn Sid
Notice ID hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order OF the Probate Court Of the County Of King.
Territory Of Warrington. made on Tie Tsnth day
Of Novemoee, 4. ID. 1877. in the matter Of the
above sntitlsd estate, the uaesutened. IL Admin
istrator Of tho said estate viii ell Il Puzzle
Auction, to the highest bidder for cenh on day Of
sale. end subject . confirmation b sald Probate
Court, on SATURDAY., the 18th day OF Dscsnber,
A. d. 1877. u the hour Of 10 O'Clock =. ~ Of thai
day In front Of the once Of tho Probate Judge on
seattle. ssid King County. al the right, utls In
tesest and estats Of the said George W. Prescott at
tho time Of his death, aud oil the right. title.
tnterest and estate Of the said partncrhip estate
Of Il. l.. Manhall + Co.. OF which said arm de-
ceased voa member. end all the right. title and
isv ~ osssrv;ss scouir osssr I'm r. \" s 4.
ton TO- that 81 tbs said George u. Prescott q the
tine a. his death. or In that u the paxtnerxhip
estate OF ssid 4. L. Marshall Co., 10 and 10 al
ate, lying. and bsins in the aid King County.
Territory Of Wellington. aud bounded and dc.
tcribsd - follows, to-wit.
Iots One and Two in Section Two. and I.ota One
and Two n sectien Eleven, In Township Twenty
four North, Of Range Three Eaas. willsmstte
Meridian. containing lts 7s-ie0 scrss. noss o.
Alsos LOU Ouo 9o1 TVus ana toe Noftute19
quarter Of the Southeast quarter Of Section Riev.
ca In Towuship. rvsnay-ons North. Of Rang~
IAree East. Wtiiane<1e Meridian. containing
iss 6l-l00 scFss. mors ceiess.
Also. Lots One and Two, and the East half At
tho Northeast quarter Of Section rhirsy.svo.
Tovnship Twenty-tw two North. OF Range -Four East
Willamette Meridian. containing Los acres. more
or ~. :
Ar. Le4a Thxes and Four. end oouahesss
qu0Eose u ~ 0cutheast quarsss - opc11on
Twenty mine. Township twenty-five North. OF
Range Four East. Willamette Meridian. contain
Ing lea 55-l00 scrcs. more or less. and The NostA
half Of the Northeast QuAster OF tho 6cuthsAsl
quarter Of Section Elsvea. nd I'll IT Isos Tuo In
section Twelve. Township Tweaty-four North.
Range Three East, Willamette Meridian. tkAcept
eighteen scree
Terms aud conditions Of ale. cash. cold coin
Of the United States, purchass money ~ b. paid
on confirmation on sale By said Probate Court.
Deed q expense Of purchaser.
. A. y. YOUNG.
Adminislratcs Of aid estate.
Seattle. King County. November 3cth. 1s7T.
ncNaesht Leary. Attorneys for the above
estale. ds-dtd
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SOME woman says: A brilliant
man is always less brilliant with his
wife than anybody else. Why this 10
SO must leave philosophers to explain.
But such is the fact. In plain words.
you cnnnot marry mans wit, brilliAn-
cy or learning. for those belong to
everybody. Live aud attention from
great scholar are no more than love and
attention from n blockhead.
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS PLACE
4 In the snoqualmie for sale. nscontains 40
Aerss Bottom Land. and 20 Acres Timbered Up
land. slopins gently to the river II il u miles
from enoquslmie. City. 1t the river crossing, .
miles from Lake Washington. and % from Seattle
Fifty acres slsshed. 10 acres in grace. acres Of
On hand.
Tho place has three-auArters OF . mile frontage
on the river. IL safe from overflow and ~
clear stream o. water running through. which
u valuable for numbering, having : good deal Of
timber on u, and ts the Ant key point for getting
Gus eas timber On the adjacent six or eight 80.
lions. end has GOOD bay for booming. me iocs-
tfcn 10 central. and adJsda good steamboat and.
ing. hotel and store would do we'll there a
etng camps now In operation.
veal lunss.
FW fszsssr particulars inquire Of
GEORGE WHITE.
ssitdAvu sne4uslUts Rtvw. W.T.
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Philosophy Of Life.

In Church and in State,
1t is rule or be ruled ;
In courtship or marriage.
II 10 fool or be fooled ;
In logic and law,
1t is nick or be nichcd I;
In gambling aud trade,
1t is trick or be tficked ;
In treaty and war,
1t is beat or be beaten ;
In the struggle for life,
It is eat or be eaten.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
J. abouts of WILLIAM wOODSIDE, Who left
seattle on the 26sh day Of September last to work
N the Talbot Coal Miae. BE 10 untd 10 have
worked In aid Utne one dAy. and then diam
peared. and - thos does no tidings can b. d,
eatned Of him. Rss1nos fsors enssr1ainsa shaA
he hes bsca fouliy dealt With. Said woolside Il
shous six feet high black hair dark eye. chin
vhiseeu md naousesche IL Of slim build and
when b. len Seasalc had ON Q black coat, dark
vese. Win smaxl blue figure drab oolored casxi-
mere pants slso wore blue ove.slis. Around
his Beck he always wore . white handkerchief
loosely tied. Any infcrmafisn respscttns the
acove wiil be gladly received by
n. NJ. HosKINsoN. Seattle.
Aoscmher fu4h. 1871. dovl2-dlm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-10
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Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

Cosr or TRIP TO PARIS A Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune. writing about the Paris Exposition. gives the following estimate of the cost of trip to Parls:
 First-class passage to Paris and back, by way of either Liverpool, Southampton, or Hsvre. will cost from s2O0 to 9250. sccor- ding to the line of steamers selected. Liv. ing in Paris coats about the same as living In New York. Hotels are dearer, if the guest orders all he is h the habit of order ing at sn American hotel, but cheaper if he lives as foreigners do. Board at respects ble pens;ons can be had at all prices, from S5 week upwards; $lO will probably get c good room snda fair table. but not in fa- vorite localities. such as near the boule- yards or the Champs Elysees. Incidental expense, such ss omnibus fares, newspa- pers. bootblacks, cigars q will not add drinks), etc., cost about as much as in American cities. Nothing is cheap except cab hire, I should say that an American, accustomed to economical habits, might leave home with $500 in his pockets, and spend three months very comfortably al the Exhibition. Of course he could mol frequent the Cafe Anglais, or go often to the Grand Opera, or dine every day in the Bois, or indulge Intentionally in any of the numerous fascinating diversions of Parisian hie.. But he could see the exhibition. the city. the picture galleries, and the people, thoroughly.
Connecticut western news., 1877-12-21

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