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National Republican., 1877-02-05
WANTS.

w ANTEDZA SMALL FURNISHED
w HOUSE, betwe cen Eleventh and Fifteenth
.,l stre.ets and pennsylyania Avenue and slresti
nEurs and particulars, Plato Dove, care EArIoSAL
HEPUDLiCAs. fos
"ANTED.-DWELLI HOUSE IN
win nav one third casb one 'rS iSipa IN ySpy tS
lSts IL Ihi. city and baianss in arst glass Improved
box 6Is, giving number and description Of tho
house ja29-l0t
National Republican., 1877-02-05

The antccedents Of MADDOX are bad. and his
precedents are unknown.
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KOR SALE.
LOST.

THE CoLoRED MAN THAT PICKED UP
- - a package Of mall matter Saturday morning
lsst on Eleventh street northwest, near E, will re-
turn the same al once to tbs OF tho
trouble. feS.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
FOR SALE or BENT.

0A02 N STREET, NEAR THE CIRCLE-
1.-Two For sale or Rent-Eleven-room house.
finely rescoed and nniAhed from top 70 bottom; en-
trely new. Terms easy, Price m9aerste,
oc<-u l0i4 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

Apply 70 THEO. y, aATCHEL,
ie9s-u Corner Eleventh and streets.
EOR RENT-A LARGE AND HAND
~ somely- y-furnished HOUSE, with all modern
yeniert to the cars btablins Tor several horses.
X. Y. HALL,
detl-u SIS seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

Pending further consideration, the SPEAKER
laid before the House message from the Presi.
dent in relation to the resumption Of specie pay
ments, and 1t was referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
The consideration Of the other amendments to
the legislative bill was resumed, and the CLAUSE
In relation to pay Of Representatives (leaying the
pay at S5,000) was agreed to, Mr.. HOLMAN again
hillng to get the yeas and nays.
The amendment made In committee to lenve
the Presidents salary at $4,000 was rejected by
vote OF l2e to AZ 50 that after March the salary
will be $4,000 por annum.
All the other amendments made IN Committee
OF the Whole were concurred In and the bill
passed
Mr.. WILSON, Of W. Va, was appointed mem.
Der ofth committee Of conference In place Of Mr.
HEREPoRD.
o'clock Monday morning.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
400 MfsSoURf AyENUE~dooD BOARD
ICc and pleasant rooms. near the st. James,
National and Metropolitan hotels Ja25-2w'
CHERMAN HOUSE,
p 2is Third street northw west.
Handsomely fur nished Rooms. en- suite or single,
with hrst-class Table.
j.2s-2w' MRS. Il. HUBBALL.
TTNREMONT HOUSE, CORNER SECOND
and board Eso per day 20 PET week; 90 per
newly furnished, heated. with steam, and is the
de22 u. +. HILL, Proprietor,
d7R PENNSYLVANIA.AVE NEAR
Vim room, nom y % % psn vesi; Gssl mt a;a
National Republican., 1877-02-05
BUSINESS CRANCEs.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
1SoR SsI ski.E an SsIS,iIC EIG M Ma a I'm 20 n
and about qusrter o. mile }fom Linden, ststioi
on the Metropolitan railroad. Land Of nne quality,
sepiB Bii seventh street
National Republican., 1877-02-05
,he silver lining Of the Cloud.

MoNDAY,.,i,il,,,lll,.II,;I,IIFEDRUARY 8, is71,
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lDOm Pedn.

Dom Peirois indifference 10 the rules
Of palace etiquette during his stay In
Berlin Mortified the German courtaerx.
He appeared at the Empress reception
wearing q black cravst instead Of the
regulation white necktie. which. a. the
Cologne Gazette observes, is indispen-
sable even at the White House in Wash
ingtOn." Kaiser william and his En-
press called by appointment At the Hotel
de Rome to return Dom Pedro's visit,
but the Brazilian tourist was not In.
Astonished and somewhat ~chagrined,
the Kaiser gave directions TO his coach.
man to drive back to the palace. when
a droshky rapidly drove up. and . stout,
elderly nan in q gray overcOat, crying
~Sire, Sire" alighted, and springing
TO the Imperial carriage helped the
German Empress out. The Emperor
William followed, and on reaching Dom
Pedro's apartments the latter apollo
gized for his apparently rude conduct
by saying he had gone to Prof. Helm
hOlz's without previously setting his
watch to Berlin time, and q discussion
on physiological optics had 50 much in
terest for him that he Overstaid his
time. The Brazilian sovereign had no
desire to see the barracks and parade
grounds Of Berlin, but the university,
the art galleries, the scientific institu-
tons, and above all the palace library,
underwent his careful inspection.
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HruOR0Cx

Aliff!e girl sufiering from the mump.
declares that she feels - though .
headache had slipped down into her
neck
Some enc has discovered thu . NO.
man can 10 Agent but . gent can't BE
a woman. This b ~ Of the rules that
wont work both wxyh
One swallow doesn't make . spring.
but nine grAahoppers out Of Ten do.
just when you think you've got your
hand on them.
Don't be insultan." exclaimed Prince
Gortschako6. And don't you c1ars
me" replied Safvet PAshA sAvAgcly;
none OF your a around me-
A minister asked . new deacon IL he
had family prayerA -Y0. sir; night
and morning. regular. II / have TO
knock every one Of the young n
down on their knees"
A boy was riding en- his fathers
back. when the latter suggested tina; 1t
was rather an elevated railroad. Yes.
pa said the youngster. I'm riding on
y dummy"
Early morning. Man with head out
Of window--Hzll0a! Who's therey'
Man at the dOor--Baker. with the
bread" -Oh! Well. Just put it through
the keyhole."
At q restaurant the guest called the
waiter TO him and remarked: This
goose with wine sauce would be most
pslStahle but for a slight mistAke-the
age is in the goose, and not in the wine"
1t was in Boston. A low. musical
sound came up from the closet under
the stairs, and the mother listened. II
was her little son softly singing to
himself. II need thee every hour
How glad I am that l took my boy to
hear that sermon On Closet Devotions
at the Tabernacle last evening" said
she. Then she could not forbear step
ping quietly to the closet door to catch
a glance at the dear child" the "pre-
ciOus lamb-bless his heart" So she
did. And she saw him-saw him de-
voutly engaged in humming that revi-
val hymn, and a~lsO-running his finger
around in the preserve jar! And there
the devotiOns broke up-broke up amid
groaDs Of repentance for sin found out.
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That equable state Of the mind which is un-
rufied by trining incidents, and looks on the
sunny side OF things in general, IL the re-
suit Of q healthful state Of the brain aud
stomach Tho dyspeptic and nervous Invalid
may-although this Is rare in~deed-feign
cheerfulness, and NAV bear the hArrassing
symptoms which prosecute him with al a.
sumption Of heroic indifference, but In reality
he is the victim Of dependency. To expert
ence genuine cheerfulness OF mind, the stom-
ach must recover its lost tone, the thinking
organ It's normal quietude. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters are the best remedy for mental depres-
sion, since they overcome the nervous debility
and indigestion which originate and foster il
Persons suffering from infrmities peculiarly
incident to the decline Of life, ladies' In deli
cate health, aud convslescents, derive solacr
and vigor from its use. Drive away the blues
and revive the dropping energies with this
grand Stimulative tonic.
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PROP. TYNDALL.s WARNING.

In concluding an xddressto the students OF
University College (London) Prof. Tyndall,
who Is unQuestionsbly one OF the most indie
fatigable braiR workers Of our century, said,
take care Of your health. Imagine Hercules
as Oarsman In q rotten boat; what can he do
| there but by the very force Of his stroke eIpe-
dite the ruin Of his craft. Take care OF the
timbers OF your boat The distinguished SCI
e~ntist's advice il equally valuable TO all work
ers. We are apt To devote all our energies to
| welding the oars, our strokes fall firm and
fast, but few of US examine or even think OF
| the condition Of our boats until the broken or
rotten timbers suddenly give way and We find
ourselves the victims OF a calamity which
could have been easily avoided by q little fore
thought. What began with a slight fracture,
! or perhaps even . careless exposure 10 disOr-
ganizing influences, ends in the complete
wreck Of the life boat. Tn disease which
began with a slight headache or an undue ex-
posure 10 cold terminates in death, unless its
progress be checked, and the disease rene
died. The first symptoms, the heralds Of dis
ease, give no indication Of the strength Of the
on-cOming foe, and the victim trusts that his
ally, Nature, will exterminate the invader. But
Disease is an old general and accompanies his
| most important movements In the nighttime,
and some bright morning finds him In posses
sion of one Of the strongest Notifications;
| and when he has once gained a stronghold In
the system Nature ANONYMOUSLY turns traitor
and secretly delivers up the whole physical
armory to the invader. Like the willy pOliti-
clan, Nature Is always on the strongest side,
| and the only WAY " insure her support Is TO
keep your vital powers in the ascendant, Keep
| your strongest fOrts-the stomach and liver
well guarded. DO not let the foe enter the
~arterial highways, for he will steal or destroy
your richest merchandise and impOverish your
kingdom. To repulse the attacks Of the foe
you can find no better ammunition than DIR.
Pierce's Family Medicines. tFull directions
each package.) His Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets are especially effective in de-
Tending the stomach and liver. His Golden
Medical Discovery for purifying the blood and
a~rresting coughs and colds. II you wish to
become familiar with the most approved sys-
TEN of defense in this warefare, and the his
tory OF the foes method of invasion, together
with complete instructions for keeping your
| forces In martial order in time Of peace, you
cen find no better manual of these tactics than
THE Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser" by X. v. Pierce. NJ; D., OF the Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y. Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt Of $1.D. 1t contains over
nine hundred pages, illustrated by two hun
dred and eighty-two engrayings and colOred
plates, and elegantly bound In cloth and gilt
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meat, and enables them To endure such
hard labor a the American thinks be
can only perform upona generous meat
diet In Germany. farm lxborers de-
pend largely upon the curd Of milk after
being skinned for butter. This curd
ID frequently used in a fresh state, and
makes an important part OF the labor
ers diet
1t Is related Of a certain Dane that he
could carry a stone 50 heavy that IT
required ten men to lift on his Shout
ders; that he performed such wonder
full feats Of strength upon a diet con
sisting Of large quantities Of thick our
milk. tea, and coffee. His enormous
strength must have been sustained by
the curd Of the milk. This case refutes
the common error that milk does not
furnish a diet for vigorous manhood.
There are numerous cases in which q
milk diet has sustained the system
under the most exasting labor. Vim.
Vincent, Of StOnington, Conn. in = letter
to DIR. AlcOt, says: II have lived prin-
cipaily on bread, cheese, and butter. with
a few vegetables, for more than "a
years" Heentirely abstained from ami
NAL flesh.
The american Encyclopedia" says:
The peasants Of some parts of Swift.
erland, who seldom ever taste anything
but bread, cheese, and butter. are a Wig.
Orous people"
Our American women take too little
nitrOgenOus food. owing. perhaps, TO
their great prediction for the finest
-four and much pastry. Their vitality
is confessedly much lever than the
better class of English women. Women
are not such flesh eaters as men. and
with their love of sweetmeats the ner-
vOus system becomes lily n%Ourished.
They may almost be said to be made Of
starch and sugar. If they would make
cheese a more constant article Of diet,
and use more unbOlted flour, with more
open-air exercise, they would soon be-
come the most healthful and robust, as
they are now the most beautiful women
in the world.
Cheese is less liable to putrefactive
change than flesh, and thus much less
likely to develop in the human system
those scrOfulOus diseases attributed to
animal food.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-31

Nature. in her luxuriance, has clothed the
hills and the dalee With herb and shrub, whose
occult natures merely require the earnest ap-
plication Of the scientific and inquiring mind
10 reveal their curative properties, for in the
vegetable world . kindly providence has placed
healing for al nations. The only specifics for
their nature. and while quinine has been &C.
cepted a. the only remedy for n class. the
extract Of the Buchu plant 10 rapidly taking
its place o. . sovereign remedy for other Of
thcee ills which adlict humanity. The type Of
disease to which Il IL remedial II . brood one.
and IL manifestations are legion, but Il NAV
be stated In general terms that al diseases Of
the urinary oFEana whether caused BY climate.
ireeulartfy, or self-genersted, submit st once
to the operation Of its power. Helmbold's
Buchu for al such complaints, h the result Of
long research. and h scknovledged euper1os
to al other preparations.
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or injurious to u. We can safely say tha;
plants In living OF sleeping rooms ase
beneficial in purifying the atmosphere.
and that . oon with more or leD Of
thrifty. growing plants has not only m
air Of refinement but literally . purer
air than without Floral Cutie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-31

GK,r 10 the prufrletorssip u he CGftsn
House, Chicago, has deusoustratsd a fact y-ry
important 81 The p-oy4. Il TIC Norfh- 80.
that . nrsf-class hotel can - kri, Ia ChsuAxu
s.thou; making The charges sxogtfsAn. Th~rs
IL DO heater. clcsner, nHs rnCse .tyllsh hussi In
Chicago. hone with . t~ttrr table, nose -hrru
the little al! grca; ESSENTIAL. rcr.av. m1Tv n,
~tention, and is charges aEc oaiy taUs and
- - PER day. IL 1. k-Ai~i On Nonr- ssrv~I
between State and WAhasA avenue, and Is.
rectly opposite the Palmer.
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To preserve sbin ~ matter 81 say htet
after cea'h. Artieoisl neans must ~ EN- psoye1
rhss. 20 beep seo efii,se the stins OF cattle. theD
are tanned aud eurrtsd. sarfeas 0eans s~ine ~.
pioyed In ffe rrcoess. until "festber- 70 the ~
cult To further rSeserve this y~rusfues. 10 10
neeessafy 10 nASs occasional applications Of
preparations similar to tho~e nsed By enrefsrs
The tess epowp seB pound OF this sorS 10 L nols
cams Hsrnsss OIL which rendsrs ieAsh 80 seff and
eifssie. ana eSsefraify closes the pores Against
the entrance Of dsm pnSs, dust ard TIE names.
on. other deieterious influences WHICH tend 90
hAstes The decay Of leather.
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READS SORE THROAT AND CArARRB
POWDER. acts like magic and ID one Of
the wonders of the ago. 1t cures almost
any case Of throat disease In . single
day. Sent BY mail o. receipt Of 80 Ca
W. II. Read ITO Baltimore Guset Baltd-
more, Nd; VNcSchaack, Stevenson &
Reid, Chicago. AsenA
READS GRAND DC0aBs COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and IL the
Fnest in America. twenty-five cents
nd SlOO per bott3A
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McDoyALD's TrBE FENCB-The most beau
tiful - well a. the cheapest and best iron
fence in the market il McDonald's Patent
Tube Fence. The frame IL made Of wrought
iron, and the castings are bOlted on. The
fence may be set on . stone wall or used with
out. Various designs are furnished. Ad-
dress A. 7. Mcdonald, Dubuque, Iowa
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i've eeses Of Or. HarshaIlp Lung sIrup
con pletely cured my child 81 . severe $3.50 Of
Group. have used . grsa& many different Cough
medictnea. hut have never fo1nd anv so ehActeet
Is Dr. Marshallb. }. ". 0PYLLAAI. ElkhAreI Ind.
For sale In every drue store
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rrr Bssf AAsssc Urn rrxu-ws cal
s,seaal s:sxntsue - 10 ssr~Ts&zs<ns q -
fr~nur~ Hsft~i Htre Eenre ca TArh-
seDee r-~s~~~s nkay ps<pts e strexsex~e
over snr ths; has esrs< fA~x s~~a Sexr~s -
The 5zhsr. AL ~y-c&AlT n iAs szF~~s~ss -
ih< hsst. shkA u rnAk q .Se a-s. rA&vcxAs
ira - sol IL - rHSts e Sszs< ,sr-s set
ca. - the eass ira. f~~s~-saag s=s f<o~rs
tns ps1na Aod n ~r.<sfAoa ~ Tie s.v h~znx
q. is;-i arpsni Ike tart t. frnrr III -
rus. sh~n The hArs 70 pct u. - !. sssaEfr ts
ca<- vhe<s The hA<s 10 sSz&i arSass-f tAe sr~
This hart uffi hs.. .vr< ss k-sg ~ thst ~sSs
Z. -oznt Ervar~i he .trv Adfr~~s g-~&sr~ss
Ex..<i Vie frans Co. DrzAsA- T.
MY deAS. saki NJ. = - - "a tis<At.x
hsi,<re~t. II razs; ooDzrtzl2.s sp2 "a sosf
rccsri I'm ;-~usruaenf In Gales. taszft s<wsi
.usis. ger sia4 q Sassyy IN sAusI" ia 90
Mi the wife. "fse sSsct - -rcrws ~ zssnx
the greatest ihtrx IN ;he s-ukr- fs< aast--
DppLErs NKAsT Poxprs HrD~rsoFtA IA
kiichsr knoss no usA~r
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-31

There Il no doubt that the Pat Wood Bor
Stove Polish Paste Is the quickes, rollsh and
the cleanest % use, Of any.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-31

IL HoRsss, HoRses -Wouid you have yosr
horses In prime condition for your syrins and
summer sorkr u On. several fhinss should No
strictly obssrved. good care. regular fed and
iihe~Ai ~urryin9 are smooG the eesent'ais. not do
not fsti to give them rSCfG SAN . Cosptrtos
POWDER according 10 directions ard roo U,il ~
vel rewarded Tor your expense and trouble 70
sAie by All druggists.
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sp~miNn Rn~

synyso1s are hoissre. nts,ress;ns ftssIns as
the rertan, particularly .; hlsni ths frt.ais rArts
are sometimes Effected "aWAYSE> otNr-
I'M pieassnI 80 re- cure also sof ts;ss. al al .
dissases Nailed N Any sAdsessos ssee;p % os price
Scts . heH. OF teres boxes etz Address isst<ss
Ds. 8vAyse q Scn. ~ Aersk hsgth "a. ptiladcI-
phiA Renal, BY 2. q. order. 90 registered letter.
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PArESrrEs and inventors should Rad the
advertisement Of Ed~on Bros, established IN
1870 In another eolumn.
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W. hea. hear this every day. and why 10 this.
because you are bilioua QuirkS Irish Tea will
Set you right WILLS q ELLIOTT. Agents. n. 7.
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One thing ve can say for stoasbssher's llses
S1lle: - that thew ave m excellent remedy for
Stch HeAdsrte. Biiouspess. Costivsness ard for
Dyspepsis there 10 no squa'. . fev coees relieves
All such cAsss. Price : cents . box or 5 sos 81.
=: aeaeeI HssSs e9uA, 10 rAs-
M . cold and curing hossseness, pain In the
breast. side or bset, soreness ~ the sess End
bones. stiffness OF the joints. nnnps. swsIiei
oeek. etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-31

-. No etc. oS Ohss. says; have tired
pF Carriers Compound Yxfrnr, OF smart we~f
1T the bedside In numerous eases Of Acute Dys-
EMERY and other Bowel affections, and aiso In
DiptheriA, aud have found % So rprfsinRiy enbc.-
rfous- " seems almost . sr Eel we 10 thsse es.es
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HO! EVERY ONE!

Al In need Of . 6rsf class Bus.y. Carriss~
Two seated Light spring wagons. 1. or spring. )
shoHid, by all Bea1s. ftrnd the greet Auction
Sale Of 7. T. }. A AT rr-. port. Iuinol. NAY
-. = and N Ard secure great tAf.Aihs TT rsr
sales have heretofore R'v~n great sssls'Ae' i.n TO
al purchasers All this Nofk 10 m Ais unG er u y owu
supervision and warranted for two year.. VIII
be sold without reserve 20 the b ghss; bidder. 81
eight months time. without int rest on APP
proved security.
4 only sure remedy. Triz, pack
mage free. L. shIrHNIGHT. Cleveland. ohio
E(OP"ANNS HOP PILLS for Fever and Agus
- they ctresf once On are . ~ SeniiSe.
VDkNn1ONn AhD 6OfNTIEa IsrPeo.oA.
write Col. L. bingham a o.. Attorneys for
Claims. Patents. ] and Titles. Washington, n. 4.
@0 WATCHES. Ch..p.., tn The lpovn
world. $srps> t~o>A s-f s-fSf Srs b. a-.s.
w For terms address q 90 Chicago
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0asksllS OcDpeadfuD 10 . superior vost on
PenBaAshfR: u eonSssss % text tobt ssa . aYpof
vagtSey OF plain esd ns0ens eopyViips. more
elegant wrtters oWe their eeassifsf ksed0
paid for o. Ae1sea J. 4 AOlA Avora. iowa
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s~-sAs- sys<z q 0osmoniem 80 poiygamy - 80
y ANN ELIZA. &c toth Wee9 u 00s6SeA0
YOUNG. T.s s-s s-ll.I 80 81 ss.-s Y<,ssAk 400
9 ss~-.-v[ .--s.rr. ris..-..-s s~e =, o.
Gilman 4 Co. Hxr-s~~1 Ca &c. r.
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Cheese ~ Food.
We are quite sure that cheese is not
given its proper place as a food mate
rial. We are aware that some systems
do not take to it kindly, and such per-
sons should not press it upon their di-
gestive economy. We are aware also
that much cheese because it is poorly
made is indigestible. These facts should
be borne in mind. And yet as a food
possessing great strengthening power
and adapted to those who have hare
physical labor to perform. there are few
foods 90 satisfactory As rich and well
cured cheese. We propose to give some
authorities on this point, both for the
good of the eater and to contribute
toward securing one OF our important
branches of agricultural production the
demand to which it is justly entitled.
DR.. Austin Flint, one Of u most cru
dite psychologists. says: "Old cheese
taken in small quantity toward the close
of q repast, undoubtedly facilitates di
gestion by stimulating the secretion OF
the fluids, particularly the gastric juice
Here its effect is attributed to a differ
ent principle than that of its ferment
ing quality; but an active ferment may
also increase the effect of the gastric
Juice. Dr.. Flint says: "New cheese il
q highly nutritious article, as is evident
from its composition"
The long experience Of English. Scotch
and Irish laborers proves cheese to be
wholesome as well - nutritious food
+. A small quantity Of cheese, with them
takes the place Of . larger quantity q
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View Patent APtSAe1a1 Les.
60 Having had charge a1d red
artiacisi limbs foe the late DIR. BY.
more than fifteen yesrN. ] can nov
make the Bal, and socket Leg. or .
Patent Ankle yolnt ard Cord. Of ny In
vention- which has no eQ1al FOR
strength and durability. For farther particulars.
I'D .rees ]. DAY Re. lie vent Ave. RoehesieH. 5. ].
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20
BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMS.

The steamer Gussis Tslfair came in
yesterday from Sitka and the North.
She reports bad weather both going
and coming. Left SitkX on Thursday
the 18th. with . small mail and freight,
and seven passengers. amongst whom
were DR.. Fowler and his clerk, whs
went up to pay the U. 8. troops, and .
Mr.. Haley Of Sitka, who 10 going to
San Francisco respecting some quartz
which he wishes to develop. About
100 men are wintering At Wrangel and
some 80 more at Sitks. which latter
place was the scene of considerable
fsstivity on account Of the Carnival
held ct this season by the Russisns, mas
querades and feast,ng being tho order
of the day. Tho weather ct both places
10 described as being mild and open
for the time Of year, and there are
hopes OF an early spring.
Mr.. W. Jones, we'll known ct New
Westminster and ct Granville. Burrsrd
Inlet, where he has resided for some
years. died at the latter place of in
Aammation Of the lungs. Deceased
was a native of Wales. and came to
this country with Capt Evans's party.
The RENAME were inferred in the Ma
sonic Cemetery. Sapperton. on Monday
last.
There was . sprinkling Of the
beautiful on Saturday night, and
about four inches on Monday. People
who rise very early say that about six
fakes fell one morning in November.
SO We presume We can't call this the
first Of the season.
There has been no very cold weather
in the interior down to the 18th inst.
Sleighing is excellent from Cariboo to
Cache Creek From Cache Greek
wheels have to be resorted to. The
first snow Of the season fell ct Yale on
Sunday morning aud continued through
out monday. The season has BEEN ex.
ceptionally mild there % we'll a. here.
There is no ice in Frasier River.
1t is reported that . semi-weekly
news paper will shortly be established
at Buarrard Inlet.-Colonat.