davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cfrnu~

Sc 1T fein SAL betaRut, mo- y. 8. 8unteps
ySltter . Giien . @eln" bic Wirtuus periast
bdtte bel Der Seiluns Don SdmdAe, bealet'
tet nit Spmptomen, ipie S6eu Dor allen
Mnitrsnsuagen, @eod6tniboerluit, Aitbma,
alaenletner @ntfrdftuns, Surdt Dor &ranfs
belt, nerp6iem .Stttern, @rauen Dor benz
Iobe, N~ahti6petBen, falteu SiiBen, Ibnahne
oeS Nu9enlid)teS, Gri6lafiung bes Wtusfel'
Spltems, enorf1em Ippetlt NIT bpspeptiiten
Spmptomel, belBen 9daoen, Hle9enber Stbe,
Erodenbelt Der Saut, Sldiie uno MuSlflcg
oes 9elltts, oeroorbeuem Ylut, SdmerSen
I'm Gllden, S1luere oer Iugenlieber, SdWes
ben itlparaer Yuutte Dor ben Iu9en nit I'm.
brang oeS SluteS 9egen ben Sebueroen ulo
8eltmelllger VlinObeit, lnn09libteit Die Sc.
ca1ten auf elnen Yunft gu f@irlren. Iue bleie
Sgmptomen entIpringen aus Sdlpdde uno
81 1brer 3eilnns oient =. s. &uuteps nSlt.
tersGtIenzNetn". Ut tbnt INNER leine Wir.
tulg. Saulenoe, Die i'm gebrauat BADEN,
ltlo lest mleoer i'm Seils lbrer pollen &c.
luuobelt. 9tebmt ben ddten! gSlrb p~erfauft
nlr ~ 81 6Ialden. 4ber uebmt telnen an
bern als ben BON 6. s. Guufel! Nra9t nad
SuntePs - tier. GiI Ell. Mein". CT tf BON
10 olelen Yeriouen aus iaoer S1iAte Der Sc,
leuld)att, Don Perionen lebes Stauoes unb
NtterS elpro5t s%poroen, oab or iest ais I'LL.
eHtbebrltde, tonllte Miebi5in gift. @r foltst
nld)t ptei, retll9t pas Slut, itdrtt ben 0tagen,
e%rneuert ouS Spltem uno uerldn9ert oas Sc.
ben.
SD perlargc mlr, baB man einen Seriud
nut olelem DoAlt lddBbaren Cont made.
Yrets 81 per 0laibe. Nueiui9er sSlgentbiimer
Y. i. EhnteL, Mo. 259 9toro Neunte Ctr,
uHterbalb Slneltr., Ybllaoelpbia, Ya. Srast
nab &urtePS .SItter Wtne OF Sron" nno
nebmt felleit aloeren. gine photographic
bes Sl9entbii1nerS ut auf ieoem umldla9 ;
ole anoern 1lno Nalidungen. Siitet Sud
Dor lolhen! 2aBt @ut Don Gureu Ipotbe.
fern telnen anoern aulbdnSen, ais ben BON
Tuntel! Sbr mlBt, ipte er auSleben muB.
3br tount q 6lalOen Tiis So betoWmen. Ser.
lud)rs etnmai.
Der Sanbwurm L~ebenbi9 abges
tfieben.
8opf uno NGeS 9ebt al, ponf6noia in 2
Stunoen. scene Se5abluua, ebe Der &opf
pallirt. Aud Sls., 9taoel. NIB Uiosen.
miirmer NJ rbel Uertriebeu bon Or. &unfel,
259 Jiorb gteunte Str. Ausfunlt irei. Or.
&unfel 1T Der ein5tge Irst peS 0anpeS, DER
erfol9relh III Der SertreIbung pon Wiirmern
1T +; le,n Wurnl'S prup tit gut 3u nehnueu,
NIB bari Don Stnoern, 10 gut wle bon gr.
wadlsnen, ell9enoululen meroen. Shldt
Inn eln Glrfular ODER ~perlan9t cine 6lalhe
bon &mntels Wnrm . Sprup in Der uadlIen
apothefe. Yrels 81 bic Slaihe. gr tbut
unieplbar ieine y8irfuno.
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NaIWer Nbgams. s MsHt a.s 1ss

wv r>~1z -- sa INt 2QDn0nfgs
40snten unb Dsrtaufer!
9snrs Q8arp Sss0er's S~an,ilen- 3ettune tritt itrs
5erbft.S aiien an unn 8iebt Ipien Wbpnnenten 5hei Ger
arbbtsn unp l&pafen Sleu9rapbtar en-. jpei dubsrlt an.
stsbsnesn Sileera. ps!1t iVleri 4oson8 iineen. Ypn Mrs.
Mnpsrfpn ais Veeenltnds az tprsm Wide awake e. unb.
Fast asleep. A8eHten Vabsa inlmenlsa Grfcla Is "A
0s bette ismHis eebp.sue Seltsenbeii Fur Ns. sBu l~isiern
cen lsiGtstsa uae l8rafsn Sssiaais-@ eatnftaa ane Ne.
jatlsn lspr bpbe &pmmiiipa. Seo.r irnbeIs pbss aeue
Mecnnsnl erpaIt . tortt II f1pae gilper. Sinlana.
ii@er 9srratb gu auseablid 'tsr Ser snouaa aprbanbsa.
Dts 8eituu8 ielba iEept uaIsr 5amtlieg .Spurnalcn obns
three @lei6sn pa, nnb II ~ popular, oae ls Die arosts
8erbrettuns IN Der xSeis bar! Oas pefe litepar;ih,
Galent wtrb perwsnbet. Soparo Geslston's Graab!uns
fanai aeraps an; bic frubersa Eapitel IL ei ZEN BEN Wkuns
nentsn s%sltsfsrt. @irs. 5Isws's Ianesrfsante ,irias sut
MY wife andi sss,aa, MI ssm nsasn Sabre. Or.
&sfdkfi panfdt, ipats fur @trsulars unb grt's'ias I'd
usastn an 3. y. To-s u. So, stsm yprL .Di4pt.
Sss' g.. ss s%sss.,s ssa'" ''2lDsnten perIamgt.
, 1877-08-13

@ir poiaunen eS ni1t ia lie
Welt binaus, baB 9r. 4u9ul &Dnia'S
8 a mbnrger Sropfen elm llnlperlal>
Wttttel fiir ale mo jeoes 2eioen ieien.-0as
aber fonnen ,uir nit Jtedt, befrditt9t burf
Suuoerte BON s3eu9nttlen, iaseil, baB eS fein
beilereS unb lilereS Slutreinl9uhgs Mtittel
9tebt, oils Or. Ingnlt &0ni9'S Sam
burger 3%ropten.
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bulgaren sl 3irnotpa NIT Dem CODE. Sieie
uno anbere hiitoriife ODER bon Der TRADITION
benabrte Grinuerun9eu haben has ourd
Gunit uub Hatur fele Strtoma Dem Snls
garenuolfe iuertb nno b%enfiuiirbi9 9emadt,
aud, nadlbem has ~Srte9slooS es Dem 9alb'
mono nnterDorfen.
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H&Dasif@ Dttassa


trauaI IL q, BIZ etneua tucuutiGer Ulabie at bent fea
snbelesbarsa g~srlansen ~ assn, parar4bstl ~ us5ates
ssh seasa& bur& bh 8ur&t Sapsn aussei9loRtH gu feta.
lAS sea @enuat fAnta sab f&r fnr%tsass S@reaca
Va eas 1aussearHez. b q ammer thle eaxas, aae a.
Eas u tsssIa knsd. es aSaIt br syepti1 I'd ft!tt
saA ftat saxis umse5aas. Dh sli6I!at grstithiai
HAfett pirs ens ~treasluft rnt ben psteatra trtnst hai
Beragtfttu. hAt Sas qebea iba eas 2af IA nab felSa bs
R14aen ibR mril,a, atht ielten CUR DsanataxAS Rab b
eSr ixu edtfmssss. asu sAruna Al
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Al.G.lEs WlD AGMtH!DI y9WYUWlb
Ni0nsp1av-4
Na1 " = Yprf.

Dtsis Company pirS ttnea t4rer nae fpi9snbsn pra0t
pplsn AuapIer, Ato Spm,llpIis aopuitute, .yi.u>
oeu, SlttJiaJao, 2.soe.sarIs, S9itteaS uhs
oeurse rs. S.le, tm Saaj "a ltstM -tenHan.
~gretlG6 -uHo SamstnB pei HpA@a1sf %IrlagIt!'
.Ghen.
IAt piele 0toatt se03us.
Sis gabsn psa@tpoue SaipoRs. % 6 0ippms uni
DIE Spe.ieG, SeauemltAtslt uni Ssetsnuns ltab sa-
uberlrfnltu.
2uaarsa, ,ptl6e nit essler ltaie strfaaet Uerbeu, Ian.
zen r~.seimapts IN Gisp-gpe. an 9..a AetrefdIsn Ylsr Ga
COMPANY, 81 9tprtp Uiper.
,5rau1 Jur ylase pe.ttr ais 9tsp.yprt psrpea iSnsu
p~eJprpert aap wItp oaImr al@ts ais Die UirtI,u ~8spubIsn
untplten beesUnet.
S9,ue pislsr Niaie perlahen WOrteit I'm 7hupr saG.
litttasS paprtIp bS G%Dntlllers.
BraUt aagenpmmsh 0tS o AYE Iben5s ieoen 1a8.
gYestn wellerer Aaathnll psaoe maG lp an
Geprse rs. 2tten ". Co., &aenten,
feo. A1nee Nempan0's 4Npurpss, Meastts.
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@L~ M9enteu perlanst. Quite Welegeitbelt, Gelp
2<utE iu peroleiteit Tur SeutI., Deluys tYte sen ooei
euleh Ageii oaupu oenl Striaul ni.letet
! yee prten Wlomelt. SlDerule y ontnlll it1uleit. SIYielol
nuW uen SeptnylayelI. y. ~. Sp1 oo4o. Nt@S.s
American sea co.., 81 uilo 30 Seley x lrub,,
JleD yurI. 4luzUDll
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'sStar- Wfta" plattorm.

Sisocrsiaas. cline sroae 3ierne. Gin peltaastets
ogno water DeIeA. Bgsbts ~ otltaHaatea.paas!uo.
Jsa ae =. &!rc1iare stats %atrlenbt.. &ersiftts
tssHInU Stnr @intiorr, Hi'sf
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2nssesM

ss3ea4 Gdr11a bic f&redIt&en S@mertsr sasbals4
t4f& Btttrs" er 5eln,ttteI sebsten wtrt, tas Stber let&
essangen tannl g. l!net1t Bite G@mertea fSfcrt unb ID
fatstfsstem 6ebraude wtrt Der Patient bon gDu&t u
2sat a6 teEer hsRnesa Us cine s7laaastee Setiuns u.
sae$ IA. Eaufense fesaea sea Gaa. an tssNsE Rs serdp.
Aes wssbs1 tids ninb0ssrs 2einsfhs "a etkrasAea
, 1877-08-13

Jr. Iohman's s'erfeet Vurgatipe lllo
regulircltOe Eidtn,
ssass esgnrnadfos, faubsr eir9efa5t, fir Die heiluns
aner "a tbri,nsen ess Wia9enS, DER aebsr, Ser Gtt9e'
ufibe, Der g}iercn, oer 8laie, Sterpealeioelt, &opfiDeb,
3erItopfune, 5artleibiefeit, llnueroauli9feit, Dpspep'
IA. 0norans ber Gale, Go1erfieber, unterleibsent-
aEsounq, bGmorrboioeE uno ale llnpronunl9en III oe1
innsren Organen, miro s~arartirt IND 3ipdr DAB lt
. o5tts ~fnrirss.
Geine. Gilan;cn|foTe.
Gntsalten sein mersur. Mineral'ss oosr id,anlids
H- Won beaHte Die f~,Isenoen spnptonse, ,pelhe
Fb ourdb StSrunyet Der Geroauun9sorgdne oijet9en ;
Gerytppiuno, inuere bdrrorrboioen, BlitunorolA
RAD Dem &opfe, 1anrer Geidmud, ~llebelfeit Sob
brennen, W:Seripiler ee9en gtdbrun9, .Gefibt poll
ileberiaauns unO sd,oere I'M Miosen, %ioufes Viii.
Stpscn, Muf, unb Mbipo9en Der Nta4cngrube, S6mtn=
Del, Idneles uno itiueres Ntbinen, berS3ttut9en. 3Is
lammenidredcn UNI 6eiiiOl beg Glitide1s beiIn Sie0en
Wbrobmle Der Sebtroft, ibpor3e Niintthen nber ooe
yilo zines SGleiers ppr .oen InGen, 5'eber mo
butpIer S1msrj i'm @ppfc, Mian9cl an SN,peiB, aeias
Fdrbuns Der baut uno Der Nugsi, Sdlmeri, III per
Seite, in Der 8ruI! INC otn Blleber,l, pio5llDe Nn1al!f
pnu Site unb 0rennen i'm 6lciit.
gneuioe Dozen BON Gtd5.uGJ's Nilen hefrelen on5
snItem BON al ben esnanu.en Stbrungen.
Brti8 IS Gents fur Die Sdadtel
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60 Nrp3ent.

9uten A9erIlen lutrp etIe @ulAuIllllon pe6anli
Tur Den SeriuuI Don lIeueiI uho le9tpopuiaten SuWeill
pplt elller Der peDeutenolten = ADlcrlpI,uila= SlriIeI lt
GauDe. ~ Snper Iur ~ eeilts % DuWet Tnr sl.Zo.
Stelil DumDu9. Nitan Iult Ny ulllere 9lrcntufs lOlll-
nleI uno | Der5euBe nW leiplt. %creile y. y. goa oZs,
arp i>pul 4gD.oosd
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Eg'afv7s, Gasrts&s cbt. ru,aes.n Gus ser,rrb.Hea HIxh.
tssasz ,tes Srantbst.sn 10 ,S@ptbifm 8ittsrs" bas wtrh
tslat 3auSatt.el, peil q Der befs Blutr.tuiser IL, sss
a sscst absr plrb Der @eb.aa& N fydt Dbr ntGt ee,as
sa@ sts &xuetiaas k~ee1aaea, 70 bae po6en. Maiern,
&5ssr.aAatbes ass cnssrt stt Stebu serbanbene Rrsni
StiSen a1sare4es, bans mHs her @tbreaH fpfprt elsa.
saai ssrSea, Va Sraniisttsx ip htsiem 6tabtun dse an
ssss Gssauitxss ~esfsrstrs.
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a~ sassss n BE srsss so.reaatte bs RirYsrs. sss
Saa .spdls has gauge SsRsEa @asrIrs uno asaft. DsaI
aasa @sesea ssh anSers Sesbouuaespredut nadlafen, ttR
sss GSst!atstt az eatptdela, mus Der game a5rptr Id.
ssa. Dst 1ranfpsitea. rslAe sas esfSrter H~tdttSteit BE-
sax.axsEsssssans eatsessa. Ras serf@tsseau Dirt, aba
~ .S,sa7tsslaas Mdb. tamu bteftlbs. DtH IL la
g srns, rssn SeS .GSpebtf& Dttters, IA u als Stir.
ss1e sssi:sd Y,ssss, ii. Eeresxnusssrssae rsseit anh i'm
@fIa.ss Gs&sla;At sszaelt, r stels Areussetta ttlt, II
ssffsssssss eaas ssrfattseaes Rstas axA. sDir ssassa
MsssagtS i~:isaasFs
G~EswtnsfMds
g-s eas anoerts sas ssa!-aR!t tatstass etsn 70 u
ass Staruases Der giastntb6iis!et. ale sura erbIt&r
Gslast sber bsftiGs grtaltans. @sna Ss spsif. nts
sssSrie sssseust Ens sr HSEPtr tn 5OtSs se1sa Mot bta.
lsseli& eradbr. wirb. su5 &Sr,aarnaa ~e;asrssen uni
sss setaEa$.. SYa.n .r!Isss hey la@tsesn asiaa sas
sss asat Ia Dare&. t&ms DA t~syabmisafn W.rits
nsas f. SALT ssa s&wiaSia@t ia ssu rasn StaD!su te
S&aaca, r!4t!sa ebns Nx1aatus lrs Gufdasrilauttit ~
eyS eat biz Rssalirans pu Ssr.sanagssrsens, Saari. ID
&Fstira, naes ea getteat 80 I'D nimsst, I'm nihs i.rst
lss Scf&rrss ssrryfa&ea uRt ntpt suvs hsn S5ip,r 40
tea uss tEn talSsser gar s!at ssiy .s axsa,ssn sag.
Esuta SAB f&ledes Rsssuas " kistce.
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Sieber nrb faltes Ttcber.

Tisber inS 9as1Is.seb.r fur 50 Gents farirt. Gs
ai'bt 'ein 6eitulittel ID Der gS,It. ,rslnes Gisber une
uto a., i~onitiseu ocrponbt.n Granibe!s
ten. Bnaen.. 5d)ariah.. tppbbies', aelbls nMo ion.
}ieber (osueil bard &aoloap's piQea nbset ulIsn
ipiro) 10 raid ~beititiGt ais .0iarpe's &tiSs S,:litt"
~ 6euiC nsr Sstoist.
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esasaaafAg6sa

Sssassa, alasrs, .shwsA nxetEsss sstseasus &sssA
ssssGsa.
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@ssGwe0if6 Bieeesa.
E@1esH& @ifesssA

90 msst ala stsrhxabsst Saarss ey.seaas stz rsrsA
hr iapsbif&sT Hr,t sd ben wiGsnf4 cflthen 6srf&aag
ndSe q feS anf eIta Ebetlea Der Gyse an feGt., bic A.
gstsst 5altssft s.n.Ha 9faRter aeS sea Gssseca e1fa
Tea ksse "a k6uotstAanbtbtti4 hes
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Eetssssnts gIst II BITE isaurtxsfs&s tp esffaxaAess
sss f7sss eidbafsa RranstesssA.
, 1877-08-13

fss nnbsfIssrs lrsn'betsa xal bic aestiutf&s B.Asna
mss s%rlsl5sa taar ntfssals ~ frub ssssnasu msrbtn
Sssa gtb'anSt Aas -S&w:biia Stters" etnaa aaA ks
strs seri4ptneea. bem petteutss utrI ~sxfttltar n
seaaanets. Ssiasssett inrafssssssa sss tsts " ks>sa
fstsuasi RsM I'D hals etska dA,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

A CORRECT CoxCLCsIox.-The CO.
tor Of the Port Townsend Pres. in -
ferring to the departure of the twe
special agents Of the Treasury. rho.
have been stopping ut that plsp1ne
some time investigating the go
mcnt of the Custom House Their. s1ems
to have formed . very just estiaan1s q
the one hsiiing from CalifeE1ie -
used to. some twenty odd years - ~
ways sign bis name in full. as "Wm.
Governor Morris" He was then a
young man possessing no character but
that ola squirt and contemplate syco-
plant. and we apprebend that the inter-
vening lapse of time since then has not
enabled him to reach Q maturer age
without becoming wholly debauched in
q moral point of view by those bane-
full proclivities which mum Der Of years
since operated so sorely to his disad.
vantage. Concerning him the Pres. has
the following:
morris and Evans, whose names are
not unfamiliar to the readers of the
Press, have left Port Townsend for 9th
er scenes. What their investigation(?)
and protracted visit here may bring
forth. remains to be seen. Evans NAV
be an honest and efficient officer, for
aught We know to the contrary; but
We feel certain as to the other individ-
usl. What Evans may have done to-
wards purifying the service here. Nor
ris, no doubt. will do everything in his
cowcr to neutralize, in the interest of
the ring here. who 80 lsvishly enter
tanned him and his family oil summer"
Morris. "shsll we never more behold thee.
Never see thy blooming nose again p
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24
Pacific Railroad aud At the

Pacific Railroad and at the
Boetlos post Office are at fault.
Capk ASennan has q regular distribu.-
Ing OGL6e on board his boat. / stood
ard 1ogkel oyer and saw big bag of
naiD natter distributed on Friday lat,
|oo9he found matter for most every
Doin3 on the lower Sound aud large
~ that should have been sent rim Port
Townsend.
While ut Coupevil!e we took a run
across to Ebby's Landing, and was sur
prised to see the amoHnt Of land being
put into winter wheat On one or two
pieces already in. the grain was an inch
high. AtIthe Hon. E. B. Ebey's farm
they were digging potatoes that ave-
ragged 300 bushels II the acre, and right
here on WILDLY Island is the place for
starch factory, where there is more
tillsble land in body, suitable for rais-
ing potatoes, than at any locality, per-
haps, on Puget Sound west of the Cas-
cade mountains. consequently an excel
lent place for the manufacture of starch
from potatoes. Many of the farmers
talked with. say the potato crop is the
surest OF any they can raise
Mr.. Wilson, an experienced mill
wright, is putting up a tide mill at
Coupeville. At first he will only pnt
up run of stone fer chopped feed
Mr.. ID. Pearson. who bought the l.
P. L. store at Coupeville. will extend
! his wharf ont to deep water. which is
o much needed improvement, and early
in the spring will build an addition to
his store. The old pioneer merchant,
and ever affable and hospitable Halter
We found up to his eyes in business and
with only time to say walk up to the
house. take cigar and will be at your
service in a moment. Here, st Coupe.
vile. nothing stronger than Slorah &
Co.'S beer is allowed to be sold or
landed, as no person can get q MAORI
ty of the adult population to sign pc
tition for the sale of sp,rituous liquors
here, consequently lager beer is the
common beverage
In my letter from LaConne. neg
lected to INCEPTION the big improve
ments that the Puget Mill Company
are making to their large extent of tide
lands on the Swinomish Slough. To
save diking on either side of small
slough running through the tract. they
have put IN dam costing near $4,000
Charley Noyes is experimenting the
same. Wm. G Walker Was at LaCon-
ner on Monday, and at Utsalady. Some
Of the wise ones think that business of
importance will soon be inaug
urated at the town of Utsa!sdy, and
l can see no good reason why not. in So
important locality as that for milling,
shipbuilding, and the manufacture of
slaves and the material for furniture,
etc. From the large vein of coal dis
covered at the foothills on the south
fork of the Skngit river to Utsalady, ia
only about twelve miles, and with the
exception of two or three miles of pill
ing across mud fiat. narrow gauge
road could be built at cost not to ex-
coed $4,000 per mile, including rolling
stock for coal transportation to Utsala-
dy. U. BIcK.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

THE Walla Walla papers don't like
the idea OF ticking the collection of tax
es away from the Sheriffs Of the several
counties and giving it 10 the Treasur-
ers. The real object was this: 1t was
intended to make private citizens Of q
few men who are little too well versed
in the art of selecting professional jury
men to fill the second panel. when the
first becomes exhausted. But we are
not 20 certain that it will answer that
purpose. for there are some men who
will take an Office for 5000 per year,
rather than work for living But Sc
rioucly speaking can the Walla Walla
papers show US any good reason why .
Sheriff should he receiver of public
moneys. The law creating his office
makes him Q redresser of grievances
end conservator Of the pesce. Col
Letting taxes never was intended to be
anything but . Treasures work.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24
Saturday, Nov. "a, 1877.
0RUMBLING ALREADY.

Some of the papers east OF the noun
tains, more notably those which favored
the schcme Of annexation Of Walls
Walla county to Oregon, are finding
fault with the apportionment in the
Constitutional Convention and say it
will give the bulk of representation to
Puget Sound. The Convention as or
gsnixed under the law, will contain nine
members from the nine Council dis.
tricts; three for the three Judicial dis
tricts; and three for the Territory at
large. making total of fifteen. 1t will
he remembered that when the bill went
down into "the Cave Of the Winds" -
the lower House was facetiously sty led,
the latter body amended it to increase
the number to thirty, one from each
representative district. This would
have given the east side ten delegates,
the river counties six and the Sound
counties fourteen. The river counties
have interests all controlled by Port.
land snd always 60 against the Sound;
tbs eastern men are more fair minded,
- general thing
But let Us look at the present appcr-
tionment. In the first place. there are
three at large. which will probably be
chosen. one from the Sound, one from
the river and one from the East
Shoald these be named by the Central
Committees Of the two great political
parties. the Democrats will select one
and lsrhaps two from above tho Dsllss,
~ the Chairman is WAlls Walls man.
Then there are the three from the Ju-
dicial districts. Of which Puget Sound
cannst elect two unless Thurston and
Mason counties can outvote Clarke, Pa
cific and Cowlitz. Lastly. there are
five Council districts on Puget Sound
against four outside Of il and we don't
sse how seven votes can control eight
in body Of fifteen members.
One member Of the Council suggested
. plan to call . convention composed Of
one delegate from each county, three
from the judicial districts and three
from the Territory at large. This
would have given twsnty-eight dele
gates, but wss discarded - being too
expensive. The present plsn will cost
about 5000. and give each voter in the
Territory an opportunity to vote for five
delegates ON each ticket. whereas. under
the House amendment. each voter could
have voted for but one. And under the
rejected Council plan. . voter could have
voted for but three. No plan could
have been suggested more econo-
mical to the tax.lAyers. or more
just to all their sections of the
Territory. We have already shown
that each section will be accurately rep.
resented according TO population shown
by the last census. And as Walla will
soon be linked with us by rail. forever
divorcing her from her allegiance to
Portland. We ask our cotem pories to be
calm and reason fairly. We ask only
what is right, nor do we suspect the
people of the Inland Empire country
Of any sinister motives In tho premises.
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DAILY IN-TELLIGE.STER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY


SAN Francisco. Nov. 2l.-Kearny
and his associates held . meeting in
the neighborhood Of Bernsl Heights to-
night. Nothing Of special interest
transpired. Judge Farral Of the city
criminal court was highly lauded for
dismissing the charges against the agi
tators to-day. Kearny announced that
he would hold another meeting on Mob
Hill next week. and also stated that he
aud his fellow-sgitstors who had been
in duress intended to bring suits against
the city for false imprisonment.
A charge of assault to murder was
entered against C. c. Terrill to-day. and
he was admitted to bail in the SUN of
$4,000. Kilroy still lives with no
prospect OF recovery.
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~ IN exoesoing'y bad taste Tor
any sootnsi 70 pun one OF ITS local leg
'''a'ots "0on the pubic records show
a'asfsneIy nom that journals a'scr-
s'"o'. Inc "sha Waiis Sfofsam1"
ss'nss the Pressnssons o. one Of ~
members oy saying that The late
1ee'sAsafc ~as dasongs7sAed Tor tho
""'h"s " s~'ndles iotroouced. ana
wc are gao 20 say that ne was uni
sosnly s0uos opposed 70 evsy swtndle.'
10 No - tnat witn - snospttoa q
10 Aayiom JOB. the member alluded to
sosso 'of nearly eli OF them. DE voted
.S1n sae ring 90 the b.lisngs job.
nun oes'ao'ng TO enc; esd soted "aye"
" sns passage OF the nickiin bail. to
Psy 90 ous'awed claim OF NiS. even
s.'.l .1' ~m'''es On O.a'ms aad re-
u unso.noosay szs'o" sne pes-
~ " -. o'',. ils vo'.u ass.nss sns
$1,000 ','' u- :! PSI "s'o. oots'nco
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DOWN SOUND ConRRspoN.
DEN CT.
On STEAMER. ]. B. LIBBY,
NJ n0l Anla

ON oIBAM6W ~ ~ AADDHs
Nov. 22d. 1877.
En-. IxrKLLloxncnR: = This old
pioaser OF steamers has experienced
some heavy weather the past week, but
Capt. Brennan knows just how to
manage her. He was compelled. how
ever. % lay over At Coupeville Wednes.
day night on account of the heavy
wind.
I found while ct Coupsvillc many
complaints about the way the mail mat
ter Tor this point is handled. The mat
ter accumulating ct Seattle from Mon
day till Thursday 10 sent to Port Town.
send, and often 1t this season Of the
year the ferry boat can not crosA and
the WILDLY Islaud mail does not reach
them for three day., when Il should be
dawn o. ths Libby Friday. They also
complain tAst ehc INrKLLIaRxcER,
which should arrive Per Libby Mon
dsya. often goes down sis Port Town
send, and reaches them in the middle
Of the vesk. Capt. Brsnnan On Fridays
has . larger mail t0r Sshone. Whstcom,
and other points below La Conner than
On Noadaya which he keeps on board
until Monday. When she goes down on
Friday she only gees to Ii Conner. He
says this mail matter that accumulates
q Seattle for these points should 60 on
H. Dispatch sis Port Townsend. and
ha has called the post masters attention
10 the matter repeatedly.
! have also heard much complaint
from whatcom county aud the islands
below there about their mail being %
long on the vsy. The fault. however.
i NOS sltoesthsr with the post master
- seattle Tue route agents on tho
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Retail Produce Market.
SEATTLE, Nov. IL. 1877.
CONNECTED nAu.Y ny MA,
Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries aud much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because Of the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This Is not the case with BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, although but a few
years introduced into this country. its
sale now reaches in every town and viii
lage in the U. S. Its wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia, Asthma, and all
other diseases OF the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years, over 400, 900
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge, By
Druggists. No such . tesc of merit was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask mores Go to
your Druggist aud get bottle for IS
cents and try it. Sample bottle, 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists. San Francisco