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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-07-05

A special to the Chicago Tribune says
some time az . the railroad employees Of the
Western Pennsylvania railroad, assisted by =
delegation from abroad, organized a new
society to resist all attempts at reducing
wages, The organization Is intended TO en-
brace all employees Of the railroad companies.
For some weeks past agents Of the organiza.
tion have been vigorously Mt work forming
auxiliary unions at different points along the
lines leading from that city, and that organi-
zation is now perfected to such an extent that
general strike against the rate of wages on
the Pennsylvania and other roads will bc soon
naugurated,
, 1877-12-22
SNOEgONISM DIRECTORY.
TERMS or COURT.

Dishict Court, Third Tuesday of March and
second Tuesday of November of each year.
PrtNute Uburt, Fourth Monday of January,
Algil, ,uly and October of each year.
csounty commissioners Court, First Monday
Of February May, August and November
Of each year.
LIST or PUBLIC INS7I TUTI0NS.
Masouic, Centennial Lodge, L. D. Regular
communications first and third Saturdays oil
eicn month.
!. o. G. T. Olive Leaf Lodge, No. II, first and
fourth Saturdays Of each month.
Snohomish Atheneum.
Slhhomioh Free Religious Association.
Union Presbyterian Church and Congregation
Of Snehomish City.
StOhomish County Agricultural Society
Ahomish Rifle, Militia Company.
S5oiOmish Telegraph Company
Silohomish Cemetery Association.
BUSINESS AND OF'ESSI0NAL MEN.
OF SNOHO.HLSH CITY
LAWYERS NJ. Tirtlot and Eldridge
MORSE.
DouroR.-A c. Folsom.
MERonANrs.-E. q. Ferguson, Packard "
Jackson,
DRUGdlsT-L. Wilbur
uorELs-l C0thcart, Exchange, and II. w.
Light, Riverside.
SALooSs-CUSmopolita W. Is. stevens.
BEER HALT H.. Marks.
BLAOKsMlTHS-W, ii, Ward and l.. Lanson.
sAugMAKER-W Edwards.
CABINET MAKERS--Geuc and Son.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
, 1877-12-22

have been caused hy the blowing up of a
house where the military had taken ref
ugc, and which IL is known the mob had
undermined for the above purpose. On
Saturday the Mcyicans crossed the bor-
der, and after some exertiOn secured one
hundred recruits, with whom they re
turned to the Texas side and renewed
the conflict, On Monday the situation
of affairs had became critical in the ex-
treme. The ringers were short of ammu-
milton and we0ricd by the long distance.
which they hnl made, and surrender
became question Of but few hours.
1t is believed the Mexicans, after the
surrGuder OF the rangers on Monday,
started for Epaso, and much fear is felt.
The troops are hastehing to San Eezaro
Eight companies aul three cannon in all
have been ordered thithcr.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 19.-At large meet.
ing of merchants ut Merchants Exchange
to-day, a resolution was adopted c press
ing an earnest desire that the Legislature
should promptly accept the liberal offer
of State creditors, and by all necessary
legislation to provide for the faithful
discharge of obligations assumed by the
State in adjustment. That, being fully
conscious of the evil effects that will
follow population, they were opposed to
it, and in fact, disapproved of any action
that led to it.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1S.-At five o'clock
Hughes & Co.'S hardware store was dis.
covered in flames. When extinguished,
three packages of powder, containing one
hundred and nineteen pounds, were
found in different parts of the building,
and one hundred and ninety six bales of
cotton saturated with coal oil were scat
tered over the floor of the house. Sey =
enty.three pounds of powder in one
package was found within three feet of
where the fire was hot enough to melt a
metallic spoon. Had either one of the
packages exploded much loss Of life
would have resulted, as the entire fire
department were in close proSimity to
the bnilding. Booths establishment and
stock was burned. Insured, tor 500, 1000.
The 7ribunes Washington special says
Gov. Puckard's friends have abandoned
the idea of his being appointed Collector
of the Port of New Orleans. Yarmouth
is still confident that Etfingham's name
will be sent in after the holidays.
Evarts friends insist that lac has been
unjnstly accused Of attempts to break up
the republican party. They declare that
he has been q republican ever since the
formation of that party, and never voted
any other ticket.
New YORK, Dec. 1s.--Speaking of
work on the East River bridge, the San
says, the eighth pair of cables on the
East River bridge has been finished and
work is to be begun to-day on the COL
responding pair of upstream cables.
Clear and pleasant weather enables the
engineers to run wires without interrup.
ton, and to stretch it faster than similar
work was ever done on any other sus-
pension bridge. The work OF excavating
for approaches Is proceeding rapidly, and
the masonry is very massive in appear
ance.
, 1877-12-22
--latest by Telegraph.
EASTERN STATES.

Nav YoRK, Dec. l9.-The Worl@s
Washington special says; Gen. F'isbie,
one of the most prominent spectators IN
Mexican mines, railroads, etc, testified
before the Special Committee on Mexican
affairs to-day Gen. Frishie is charged
with having entered into an alliance with
Diaz, whereby in consideration OF FITS
bie's influence to secure the recognition
of Diaa by the United States as Temporal
nv ruler OF Mexico, he is 10 give FrlSblc
several lucrative franchises. 1t is also
alleged that Diaz is to have share OF
the profits of these franchises. Frlshic'S
statements to the cOmmitte to day were
chiefly concerning the trnde andcommer'
ciul intercourse which sholld be promot'
ed between the United Statesan Mexico,
the same as was published several weeks
ago. OF course he described IN glowing
terms the great advantages which would
result from the official recognition OF
Diaz by this country. Frisbie left Wash
ington for California tonight. He says
he shall not return to Mexico until quiet
is assured there.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia dispatch receiv-
ut Sherman Heights from Capt. Blair,
commanding at Fort Bliss, confirms the
report of the surrender Of the Texan
Ranger at San Eizaro and the shooting
/. Of Howard, Atkinson and McBride, The
Rangers were disarmed and liberated
and the mob dispersed. No help was
Z givea them from the Mexican side of the
river. The mob was composed entirely
of native Texans,
Tue Times leader says much anxiety is
felt over the situation with reference to
peace, and that now is the most critical
period OF the conflict,
WASHINGTON, De-. 10.-The President
to-day signed the pardon of John A.
Joyce, convicted of conspiracy to dcfraud
the United States OF taxes on distilled
spirits. The pardon 10 full and uncon
ditional.
BEL GRADE, Dec. t9 -The Servians
ave occupied rhe Fort Inrawor, near
Nisch.
CHICAGO, Dec 10.---The Journals
Washington special says information was
received here to day frem Columbia, S.
G., to the effect that Senator M. c, But
ler's effortsto have the further criminal
proceedings against Senator Patterson
stopped have resulted in failure, owing
to the opposition Of Gov. Hampton. The
prosecution will be pushed vigorously
and Hampton's friends are determined if
they cannot have Patterson brought into
the State for trial to force him out of the
Senate by exposing, his alleged corrupt
transactions.
CHICAGO, Dec. l9!-The Times EIpaso
correspondent says that firing at San
EleAro was active on Saturday and Sun
day nights. The exact number of casual.
tiles is mob learned, but it is believed to
be heavy.
Sheriff Kerber has been unsuccessful
in raising the one hundred rangers au-
thorized by the Government.
The U. S. Mnil Colch was allowed to
pass the lines of McXicans at San Elezaro
without mocstation. The driver reports
that fighting was in progress when he
left the scene Of conflict on Sunday morn
ng, shortly. after hi5 dePl7trre n,
, 1877-12-22
SUMMONS.

1.-THE DISTRICT COURT OF SNono,rIsH
COUNTY, WASHINGTON TERRrroRy.
ii. w. Light, VS. plaintiff,
Daniel Leighton, defendant
Complaint filed in the County OF spo-
homish, in the office of the Clerk OF said
District Court.
Tie UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SEND
GREETING
To Daniel Leighton Defendant
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you bv the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court OF Snohomish County, holding
terms at Snonomish City, insnd for said
county OF Snohomish, Washington Ter
li'ory'and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within twenty days exclusive of
the day OF service, after the service on
you OF this summons, it served within
said County of Snohomish, or if served
out OF that County but in this District
within thirty days, otherwise within siy.
ty days, or Judgment by default will be
taNeh agalns you, according to the PRAYER
OF the complaint
The said action is brought to recover
aJudgment for Tive Hundred and Tbir.
ty-siS dollars and forty.eight cents On
the following grounds to wit, For board
and lodgings and goods, wares and mer-
chandise furnished you and for money
due and payable to said plaintiff ON as.
signed accounts.
And you are hereby notified, that if
you iall to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will take judgment against Won
for the sum OF Two Hundred and Thirty
SIX dollars and forty-eight cents and
costs and disbursements of SUIT.
Witness the Hon. j. II. LEWIS i,,dee
OF 'ald Court, and the seal thereof this
sSth, day Of November, AID. 1877.
ii. A. ,GREGoRY,
p'"o" Clerk.
, 1877-12-22

Notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF the Estate Of Daniel McDougall, de-
ceceased' late OF Snohomish County, that
Allan McDougall OF said county has
been appointed Executor ofsaid dcceas
ed as appointed In the last will of de-
ceased. Now therefore all persons hay
ing claims against the deceased are re-
quested to present them within one year.
after the date Of this notice, with the
necessary vouchers at the residence of
said Execuaor at Snohomish City, or
said claims'will be barred by law, and all
persons knowing themselves;indeb,ed to
said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment. Allan McDougal
h"ioo 4w Executor
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MISCELLANY.
lcoNrINurD FROM FIRST PAGE. J


mudsuckers while young, are handsome fishes.
The fresh-water lobster, or cray fish, Is wor-
thy of attention as a natural Is DRY spec
men, and certainly is no detriment to the
Aquarium. 1t feeds upon bread and meat,
and it is not little instructive to observe 1t
while dining.
The musscl, too. is well suited to Aquaria.
The green color impaired to the water when
inLabitea by bull-frogs, is somewhat against
introducing this animal to some Aquariums,
Yet there are 30 many valuable lessons to be
learned from tie rama pipiens that ! always
give him place in my laboratory. BY the
way, am entirely satisfied, that his presence
is not at all detrimental to the fishes. In
fact, / believe more fishes will live in
y given quantity of water, when frogs are
admitted to it, than when they are excluded
from 1t.
The Aquarium affords convenient means
of studying the relations which exist between
plants and animals. In water entirely barren
Of animal life, plants seldom thrive. Animals
confined in a given quantity of water, which
Is barren Of plants, soon die. But when wat
er is judiciously stocked with both plants and
animals, both flourish. They each attain the
maximum Of development when neither pre-
dominates. When the plants languisll, the
animals die; and when the animals have
disappeared, the plants perish. Those ele-
ments which are exhaled by the plants, be-
cause no longer useful to them, are the very
aiao,onts that invioorate apimals Those ele
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and vEoETITE has cured me and do feel
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advise everybody TO take the yEoETrsE,
for can assure Them II Is one OF the best
medicines that ever was.
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Cambridge, Mass.
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Mans love hi. God is like the changing
sand ''e ~ like the solid rock Mans love
Is like the passing meteor with its fitful
CLEAN; His is like the fixed stars, shining far
above clear and serene from age to age in
their own changcless ornament.
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A New Jersey boy was SO overjoyed with
his sweetheart, that he wound his arms ninc
times around her and said, you are an
angel, painted red.''
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rnE sIoUExcE OF CREATION.

One of the leading objections made by Pro-
lessor Huxley, IN bis New York lectures, to
the Mosaic record, Ia stated and answered in
the following extract from the brochure
by Rev. DIR. McCosh, els the Development
hypothesis Sufficient 4" The greater part Of
the contents of this pamphlet has been pub
lished in another form, but this part is new
and embraces piece of original testimony
from Prof. Warehouse Hawkins. DIR. Nc
Gosh says !;
Professor Huxley subjects the Bible account
in the form of the NItonic version to a cap
tious criticism. According to Genesis, land
animals appeared on the sixth day, but in the
coal iields, which should be referred to the
fifth day, there arc numerous insects allied
to our cockroaches, and scorpions Of large
size" But should think that the language
employed regarding the production of the
fifth day. the "crawlers " and ''long crea-
lures" would cover these animals, all of
which like the other animated beings of that
epoch, have strong affinities with water. In
looking at the collections relating to the car
bonifcrous formation of the most prominent
figures are Dendrerpeton, the batracbian, and
other amphibiuus creatures. believe thu ac
count in Genesis to be a general description
of the characteristics of the epoch and it
would not be discredited. though some ter
restriaJ animals were found in the coal meas
ures. II is acknowledged on all hands that
no mammal comes SO early
He esq ecially objects to birds appearing on
the fifth day, for being terrestrial animals
they should have been deferred to the sixth
day. "As matter Of fact, we know not the
slightest eviderces Of the existence of birds
before the jurassic, and perhaps the triasic
period. But let us carefully note the language
employed by the inspired writer : it is ''ev-
cry fowl OF wing" My friend, Professor
where like language is used, "All fowls that
Green. going on all four, shall be an abomina-
tion unto you :" that is, shall be unclean
unfit for food and sacrifice. This language
would not apply to birds proper with feath-
ers,) which do not go on all four, but such
seatures as the pteordactyles, which did APP
pear at that time. Thus, Moses, though pro-
Tossing to give only general description,
specifies the very era the fifth day, at which
winged animals appear. These pterodac,iles
have many afiiuiles with birds, properly so
called, who came forth subsequently. by Gre
alton or development :; both have hollow bones
filled with air and not with marrow. Huxley
talks sneeringly Of The tlexibility of the Ian
gauge of tho first chapter OF Genesis. That
language has stood there unchanged for three
thousand years, while geology has to modify
his concentrations from age to age l have
noticed that when theological writers can be
induced to stick to the literal account in Gen.
esis, and scientists to the pure facts. that the
two records have very wonderful correspond
ence:
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The most litter piece Of satire on man
generally affects him least 1t is written and
composed after death. and is called an . obi
fury notice.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
BUEN CONSEJO.

Ahora es ell tempo del aho para
pneumonia, fiebre de los pulmones,
etc. Cada familia debiera tener una
botella de jarabe aleman de Boschea
(Boschea's German Syrups.) Nc
permitais por IN momento que esa
tos sc apodere de vuestro uiho,
vuestra familia 6 de vosotros mis-.
mos.
Puede resultar ell Consumcion,
ASTHMA, Pneumonia, Crups, Hemor-
ragia y otras intermediates fatales.
Au3que es uu verdadero Jarabe Ale
nan cura miles de enfetmos de es.
tas temidas ensermedade, y es muy
dtil tenerlo a la mano, euando tres
d0sis os podrian curar. Una botella
os durara para ell uso de toda la ia
milia IN Invierno entero y os con.
servara libres de peligro. 81 estais
enfermo de fists, no descanseis has.
ia probar ell remedio. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos. Tamaho re.
GUAR 10 centavos. La venden todos
los boticarios.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
A. LOEWENHORST
ArtiSta Ca1lista.

SAGA los Callos sin cortar, sin lima,
sin acido y sin ningun dolor.
TAMBIEN
Cura las Unas enterradas y los Jua-
netes, etc., sin doIor.
Temple Block, Cuarto No. l3Cenfrente del
Hotel de los Estados Unidos, entrada
por la calle Principal.
ES- Las Sehoras Y Caballeros que deseen
ser curados en- sus residencias pueden di-
rigirse por Ell correo cajon No. 39I.
PRECIOS MODERADOS.
La crónica., 1877-12-08

YIN PESO Y MEDIC POR DIEZ CEN
~ TAVOS.-Librerfa de Musica de
Stoddart; esta publlcando IL paginas,
gran tamaho, la mejor y mas popular
mnsica por 10 c%entavos. CANcIoNES
NUEvAs Y PoPULAREs, MUsIcA PARA BAL
LIE e INSTRUMENTAL, OPERA, HIMNos, etc.,
etc. La venden todos los vendedores de
peri0dicos. Precio de porte 2 centavos,
que Sc deben enviar ademas de la suma
anterior, ST Sc hace ell pedido q los publ
cistas. J. NJ. STODDART y Cha.
2snSv 1913, Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
En- LA CATHEDRAL.

Prlmera misa q las s A. NJ. Ultima
Ms q las 10 A. NJ; Catecismo q las ~
de la tarde. Visperas q las 7 p. NJ.
1GLFsIA DE MIRA. SRA. DE LOS ANGELES.
Primera misa q las 81 de la mahana,
segunda misa q las 7, Ultima misa q las
Q de la mahanacon. Catecismoa las ~
Vfsperasa las 81 P. NJ. Sermon en- espa-
nOl.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
Aqua de Barcelona

o LECHE DE LA SULTANA
Para limpiar, suavizar y hermosear Ell Gu
tbs.
Ell especfico mas gcneralmente usado
por todas las damas de las Cortes de Ia
vieJa Europa.
Sc ~garantiza que no contiene ningun
ingredients nocivo.
Esta renombrada aqua indispensable
en- Ell tocador de todas las damas, Sc ha-
liza de venta en- la
BOTICA ESPANOLA,
esquina de las GALES Main Y Short, bar
rio de sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propietario.
En- dieho establecimiento Sc vende
tambien la Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pike que curan ell
dolor de mCelas en- un minute.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
Cartas en- ell Correo.

Jas personals que u por estas cal.
tas Sc serviran avisar qre han sido pubii-
cadas en- La CRoNICA correspondence al
dia s de Diciembre de 1877.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
EXTRANJERO.

Francoi Defraud, Lorenzo Groszi, Clio.
vans Morsino. Constantine Salury, Gia-
como SilTani.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
~Directorio de Ia Iglesia CatoIica.

limo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
Franc. co Mora, Obispo Coadjutor y Vica-
rio General; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
ParToco.
La crónica., 1877-12-08

Cartas en- ell Express de Wells
Fargo y Cha.
SENoRAS.
j. DomingueZ. Salvatore Reynas.
SENORES.
F. Montera, Martin Rocea, Hermerejil'
do v~alenZuela,
WIN. PRIDHAM, Agerte.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
SENORES.

F.orentiuo Alvarez, Juan Arcs, Cage
tano Bosque, Manuel C~arrizosa, 2; Pru-
dencio Castillo, Juan Comopla Francisco
Figueroa, Gabriel Fimbres, Mateo Garba-
limo, Cidalberto G. Gallardo, Onofre Con-
zales, Refugio GraniIlo, Francisco Jerez,
Jesus Leon, Luis Lopez, Jesus Martinez,
Jesus Lopez de Marion, Pascual Miranda
Q: Peter B. Molera, Jesus Olivera, Francis
co Olivia, Inocente Pace, Jose Maria Pc
ralta, Bernardo Rodriguez, Anastacio Ro-
nero, Jose Dolores Ruiz, Rafael Tala-
NANTES, Juan de Toro, Antonio Valencia,
Teohlo Valdez.
La crónica., 1877-12-08
d.. GARCIA Y e. ARZAGA,

Acaban de abrir un establecimiento de
HOJALATERIA en- la Gale Commercial.
No. 26. Sc atiende q la posture de Te-
chos, Sc hacen Tarros de todos classes, y
SO coloca Caherfa para Gas y Aqua. To-
das las orIenes seran ~atendidas con pun
tualidad y q los precios mas bajos. n22
La crónica., 1877-12-08
SENORAS.

Guadalupe Alamana, Dolores s. de
Abila, Antonio F. de Arzaga, Ysabelita
DuraSo, Maria Antonio E. de Gonzales,
Juana Gonzales, Magdalena Grijalba, j.
Lopez, Catalina Macon, Juana Pilaria,
Inez Ramirez, Josefa Rodriguez, Felicia
Rodriguez. Rafaela Rocha, Ramona L. de
Ruiz, Eloisa Salcido, 2; Guadalupe Sierra
no, Ascencion Lopez, Maria A. Lugo de
S~epulveda, 2; Trinidad NJ. del Vale, Ro-
SafiO villa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
sTocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

NYorIcR.-OPYicB OF TUE -BELCIfEn
N silver Mining Company. Room no. ~
Hsyvsrd's building. 40 Cslifornia street. Gan
Frsnciao. California, January ~, -ls11.- The
Animal Meeting Of the stockholders Of the
above-namcd Company vii BE- held Of u.e onice
Of January, ISL. for the election OF Trustees
to serve for the ensuing year. and for such Other
business a. may properly ccme before the meet
ing. 1rsnsfer books eiosed on Friday, TIE feth
jsissd JOHN cRocKxTT. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

And In accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made on the 9Th
day OF December. lsS, 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of sueh stock - may be necessary
will be sold 1t public auction. ct John MD
dleton q Sons snction room. No. SO Mont.
eomey street. 10 the city ofHsn% Yrsneisco, Cal.
ifornis, on THuRsDAY. the eighth day Of Feb
rusy. isTf, at the hour Of two o'clock ?. =.
OF .aid day. TO PAY aid d~elinquent a.
Using and expenses OF the sale.
LUotEN HERMANN. Secretary.
0hce-No. 40 bansoms street, Ban Fran
CLEO. california. jan ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
sTocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

NyorrcR.-rnE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders OF the Prospect Told and
oliver Mining COMPANY will 10 held 81 the
once Of tbs Company. Room !. No go Call.
foruIa street, ssn frsnelseo, California. on
TUEHDAY, the 18th day of February. 1871. at
the hour OF 4 O'Clock ?. . for the purposs o.
sIectine Q Board Of Turtles to serve fof the
oihrp bu,iress a. may properly coma before the
meeting. transfer books VIII be closed On
ssinrdsy. February ID. at ! O'Clock ,. =.
I.aI,d ]. r. MOORE. Bccrefary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 10th day Of
December. 1876. 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock As may DO necessary win be cold
at public auction. 81 the once Of ths Company.
No. COS Clay street lioom No. 10. San frsnsi.co.
mary, 1871, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock Al OF
rald day. Ia. pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF tho sale. -
N. A. FRENCH. Secretary.
o~fnce--Room No. 10, No. 600 Clay street. Ban
Francisco. California. jasotd