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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
Coral.

Coral il not something which 10 bailt.
but 10 thing which grows Il 10 simply.
the skeleton or many united sksletoas II
polyps. When the polyps die sad a.
appear, we sec the solid coral itsGaS
Polyps grow in the most various nd
beautiful forms, initiating almost Ill
forms of vegetation, % lichens, fungi,
moses, ferns, herbs, shrubs and trses.
Formerly they were regarded . planis.
There cOl0rs are - remarkable - thar
forms, and some polyp communities
equal, In the beauty and variety Of their
colors, the most beautiful flower gardens
of the land. Hundreds Of reef and
islands are made Of coral. These reef md
islands are most abundant in the Pacific
and Indian oceans, but the islands which
skirt the coast of Florida are also Of cosal
formation. Coral reefs stretch nsss New
Caledonia for the distance Of 400 miles,
and along the coastof Australia for 1,ooO.
miles. When reef Of coral skirts tho
shore, it Il called . ringing resf; vhsn
it il at distance from the shore, bar-
rier reef, and when il surrounds . body
Of water, coral Island. ALI these ase
the Same thing under dilisrent phaso IL
progress. Only about a inch u IL tap
Of growing coral mass q rssf IL alive;
oil tue rest within y desd-death 600 -
below - fest - growth abovs. Whsa
The reef reaches the surface Al II wn1r
he polyps die. The wisd ord wusUs
thsa take sp ~ wosk, I'D = ~ -
Island = covsssd viii vsGsenAiaa - -
CONES IL hs0s e ~. CBs1l - -
- - - =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

Y A PRETTY CoNcxIr.-When Gilbert
Z Quart, the American artist, Was Young. he
went to England. Though inexperienced.
be secured the patronage Of the nobility
The following apscdote shows that eyeu
lin his youth he had the artists bain for
|conceiving beautiful and suggestive
bocoues:
Stuart visited at Scion House tope Of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

IL wss oeatioasd in thea columns
TIE other day thst veraost psescAss
became % di-gasssd q ~ sqsalliag efs
baby in TIE enagFsgafioa leo SeD1ays
ego Inst he eas his ses0sa sAss II =
ske middle 81 gsiksd ct e ~ eAsEcA
wessousd kaxs seasrks3 = - fioe, ~
fer . prsss a. jsh>sWk,- sAss - sA<p-
herd sko Is skss drisss 10 ~ shspsn-
assa Il IN n<k % rsssGiag Sues0 -
O. oesx aasssiax q 60 q - nuDks
s~gAs sA<r~xpa % csn<hsd< 90 -
shesp hssis~~s b - his fxsa - -
p4-ssx Il IN a<k On O. kigAsa hs&1w.
xa.~sa6 ezrA~sx~ kis esnsk fr esYse.
asg. .ss - sr=Aia xsxxA 81 ss@s saAg
cslasnx -cs~~w S~wr~nk
, 1877-07-31

thc engine. or this locomotive, or snttelhtng OF
ttc Rurt. Are ruu rrahy to nrOrccu with the
hearing of the cf<e this nliar,,tnnf
Sir. kcltrIlc, W. W. uf}rtcnA partner, Intro.
d's.~sl hlnssclf tn the Judge, anil said he hat
ttlrt bcea rrtais,rl IN the case; I,l slsi nD tfmc
10 examine tftn rt'tnpfalnta ur rDnt1llt with his
clients. ainl askctl fur reasonable tlnc to Il"
all thf%
Judge r,smmon1-Tlcrc was dispatch re.
cclvcl BY The Marshal frorn Ms. Quinn, Of
rc',:'a, ask!ng that ti'c ease b! postnoae1 until
ttttnorr.,w. VIII you be ready tomorrow
Ms. kettcltc--1 i,nro just spoken to tho .pr!s.
oners ~ thcY rnmc IN, anil really Ito not Know
wllat tfr rnsc Il.
J.ulgc Dru.nmond-rho case tf,-yon know
what h1a hcen going IN among tic railroads OF
this part of The country fDr same time past.
They arc charged with Interfering In
The oteratins ot thu Tolc,ip, i'cnrln
h Warsaw Railroad, IN prevent tho Receiver,
sl,u has cuntrol Of It under the order OF this
CoEt, frm running tho ruad. That ID tho
III. Krttrilc-As slr. Qutnu only asks until
TOMORROW morning, presume that will be time
.Inlgu 1,runmom1-AtlldavEts have been tilc,I.
Ito tho sncn.l You tlcslrc lhu case postponed
until tu:lltorruw, tlo you'll
The rfotcrs-Ycs
Judge Drl,tnmD,ld-Vcrv we'll; I'll give ron
. reasonable time, VI courac, to make your dc-
fcnsc-j( ynl have any.
Ten o'e1ovk this m0snfnE WAS tfIcn fixed upon
as The hour for hearing the caxc. md. after tho
Witnesses llad entered ttlctr personal rtcoCnl-
x1nccs, tho prisoners wero rcfnaMlc1 to tho
Marshal's, and thcnrc tn tho SllcriA's. custody.
, 1877-07-31


entres. Their Is % nos q, nT .,,,I.a, nnr
chicken within miles III hfalt~on'.
Whatever etltragca we're pcrretrate.i N ths
n,nin9 '0mIs',les nr inc helxhn"f.na iarenefs
hai T. b. ar"i'tee'' IN "T o',r aycs a'hi proi"ftF
wn'''! harc been cFt'an;crct. "ten thcfc mt
rng's he a'',G u,iS'rlurah'c' Wc n''c atf'nsr. s.
r'"nta with the slIc1itl II JOLIET TO orlnE u,"n
arir"ng noate Ut relIa'no nel, anu W. wnns.t .,
thrn* nt thu mask VI sympnthy 'nf the sts'sGIs
a,nl JON tho canuts neeIs ~ hsTestlME tna
rtngea!lrFs, bnt. alt'tut@tl u WS hlMlH'nn.
when the rn*se ratnu :" onr sciiei, he VIZ ss
promptly met by King ian. inc slhsnr, hnt lss
Thugs. y man dressed ~ ~oltlane en'tues
enurl"tt't feso'yer ahont tMc i'"at o. s.!cssl.
Noble while inc brutal NaYnfticlc'a !li' i9 pat
III. f"of ~ flIc grs'll,'l' saving ne "as Mnvms
n'ltt .nli lfsserse nftcf, anu ne n'u ~. "Ma @
my ihtrfirrcht f'"t Any ilnpit,tsnee, sthe '
to our EFtHt s"rf"w tlis Sheriff. anu 1'ls meh ~
n,atncsl III thr cas* a''l wehs o1i 10 nwssmt.
Mstsrs. Hnuirlci tonr Wortht AsrFcsennat,sc
ah| lasc aiaFnrl 'Jhclf. seltoil t@!s, anu nter
icMii'iG s..zehs, aE'peatr't 70 INC .tct1 .'' Ut
troops, bHt tnef were teli ffssftnHHN tl,cy
to'tfti mt nse them. hcn tl'e nicI'. sutssn-
Ief.s1' anu tlG trfnt VI luz Mo.les WI s"sr .r
rtete. Tug f''',theht thsy heal' oi tne 1raGit T..
terror IN Ct,hhgs', ail.l that 10 ttou'e e"a ~ ~
ha'', they na.MS fasl tor tno 'eg!"ss, mn ILL.,, u,
tue "uSt Gfeiieft anu ,nn'i'.iati naMeE uIto n4
, 1877-07-31


About 150 citizens Of thu Fourth Ward met
Inst evening In tue old church on the corner OF
Twenty-nfntll stFcet and indiana aycnuc, for the
plrnoso OF forming permanent military Or
EunIzatton. Col. j. l.. High called tho meeting
to orcr, mud Oh motion Bsato Senator Bash was
elected Chairman, aud TLomas J. SutA4slanl
Secretary.
The Chairman stated that, although not him.
aoaf snlltary man, l,o was thoroughly In syna-
putty With tho movement, and trusted that tho
initatory stcps would 10 ut unco takca.
Col. High said shcy llad pleuty Of timber
for TIC formation Of military company
In tho ward. A number ot business
men, somn Ut whom were past !ha aEo for
". Tlmcf work, aud nuncy Would R!l 10 nuc4-
I'd beforu tllu purpose afmco ut could Ia
achieved. There would bo no di!llcuty under
thu new Mtliila law Ut tbs state Ill procuring
from tue State, bur considerable expense would
tu lncurrrll IN hiring permanent ball, tor uni
fUrns, and incidental expenses. Already over
ait} na'ncs iaa been aiilxc>i to paper which
On u,oltou of Col, G. i. Hall = recruiting
counittee consulting Ut cu1. Hall, Col. High,
mud /. 4. Hull WIS appointed.
Thomas Muran said that. the recent troubles
had 4huwu tba necessity for . weil.oggluiztA
milttla. ln sorue places there bad teen tEouG.a
viii the tnil!ta, but tlat was oc :auae tho mill
tia was badly oFz!ntzc.i. So.!sistsng Of green
mkn, and improperly handled. The American
ldrs Vi government VIVA bY the ptoplu theln*
selyr4, aud II was mitch better that thry should
hafo At thcit command thc necessary forre to
suppress RIOTS aud trouble. without having to
send 5Uu miles tu fetch u standing armY.
Sir. T. q. nhigu believed tilt thu Fourth
Ward could suisc not only QUE, but three con.
ald sux.ous to jolu. and Ls hoped that they
would 70 QfEKIIIz4 ~ TO G4 4 credit to their
, 1877-07-31


Tho headquarters were decidedly untntcrest-
ing yesterday. There wM nothing to rxeatc
my excitement, aul hardly auy Interest kwas
manifested by any except those directly inter.
ested III the control Of affairs, Tcre wcsc but
few Vinltofs anl no general orders. The armed
forces are many Of then retired from scryiec.
Those who still! arc !n arms !layu nothing to do.
Tho cavalry llayc not yct tlisbandcd, and thug
took jog through the city lato yesterday
afternoon to sec TINT alt was right. The a,l-
thorlties uu not deem It Wise to dEsmtas
al! the forccs now unlcr command. Thu
general cry from them all was "rclicvo
u.s." but all cannot 10 roIcyul.
Companies OF the Tenth Regiment from tho
southern and ccntFal parts Of tho State arc
pustcd IN various plaeca In tho southwestern
part OF tho tQwn, and they, with tho police ai,1
cavalry aforesaid, constitute ths only commands
having hccll relieved. Tho police will probably
be left a!one tomorrow, though scscra! organ
tzattuus aEu TO bc kept In Eeatlilcss fot anothcr
uprising, Ihv work ionc BY tue loliee tofco
anil efficiency, anl hui created stEong tlla Ut
popular favor In thelr behalf. The prol,osIt.nn
To increase thuforce has been fnyora6ty
Ss? Ss: 5 S:s e. z{ 2':f Ss3 aid asyss Ss as
LITTLE CONSULTATION
yesterday and talked the matter over. They
arc ~ favor Of adding 95o n,cu, thus iucrcaslng
n!sn weru to bc mounted. Thu expauso would
Of coIrsu amount to something, aud Rs the
Council ex,ull not make any pro1tslou therefor
at thn present tstne. ths money would hage to
be ADVANCED by tssde pastles. III the next ap.
propriation bill tho expense Of tho adl!ttoua!
totte could be provided for aud returned to tho
lenders.
IL 4I1Ef tfrt
, 1877-07-31

TIE RAILROADS,

on the railroads rct,a!ns nbo,tt tho aamo nj rc-
.h,rtct1 in vcs,rr,,,yt. yu,n,,vr m, tr,,b1,s
~ ,,;,. wse'r! >. 49,, ,, :, ~ 'oo,s" ,,
=" s''o '@.Ho o''o!o !" MNAlsa" soathefn. LUG
ChleaSo, Burlington ~ Quincy. mud thu tItts-
burg IL Fort Wayne Kallruads huye not vet bcc,
adjusted. and thcrefore they ,yrr, ,nn1,,, III ,o.
.,,r., th.,- f-,t,,,,t h.st,,o.. =. 49,. s...,.
14o s.'e' !s.t"s uusn't's y. t''ey c4ree"u ~
uo' 1hc engineers stfako Oh thc fanuaia h.ll-
soau las bGcn settled, &sil tho 1nen have gune to
work axsln There is Ett.l sotnc apo,rtlrns,on
that the enr,ncrr. IN thnxe mai. s,rr, t1,rfr
,'.u, IT,, ,,.',' ~,,1.,s.,, ..1 49, ' 49,"
l.J ms otsn 'cuust" "nu "ot teslosed mean
th1AhleE. Tho action uf the engineers Ut the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy RnQ tho Lake
Ehuru t NtrhIt,an A,mthcrn IN r,,f,,.;nv n r,,,,
u,tb cr.u,,, f,rn,,,o,, .,,, ,,.,,.. =. ~ ~,
~" s'.s" '''.'e,1 o':s"it 'ooA0 ~ '''e I'll
Rlhet5s "efo o2cK1hR inc othef atfaRefs' fIe
R4t!on Ut the engineers On tue Vandalta In HG-
cIilng upup 4 strike and then co}nv
tnwnrt ,a.t ,ou r., .tr,,,,.,,I.., .1,a .o,+o,,o,.
~. ~ ~ ..tS'N.a NV ~" e.sn
seoh OF sotho "f the nltfoad managers
II rrgaTds the ucsLrnA OF the brotherhood
engineers. 1t Is d weli-khown fact that all
sn,,,oscd .tfjler m any n the roaf1. .re frat
.nt,,it,as fn Eo,,or,; t,,r.n -, ,wht.a, f,htof
''." -. ~" Noueen =. "A'N" e'4't.
!. -. hnAuF, VI t!eselshu1 y tae iital, AMI
without ~ sonsont none q ihc engineers on
any ~ the foaus afc pcFmiitte's to strike under
!Ena'ty ~ cAEusinn. 1aAe some o. thc Gu
kIuetls ai4 stHhc sno"a tnat the' must i!a1o
HAo peil.lssnn " 70 ~ iron! tAo CoAhcil or
the NAe'. !he IAi9oau managers 'aye hnt!,
aoHe4et' a'hhla ~afnailEt aha nave ai!fahs my
, 1877-07-31
up yceterday at ali points on tho road where
there Is aug trouble.

there Is ans trouble.
After Ia INF, Monday. Jnly no. Hlt employe.
work At a,et Wi, DC deemed I" l,nse -cvrteti tlrlr
connrctinn with the t'onPans. ANIL "thers vii nc
enrcr reflection has burn Eircn. and II !. 'rta h1t
thn nen viii generally resume thelr rlaet.. ~
cnc vi he al'carssd t's nsfnF f., sfi,1ns.a a,,s M "a
tuty ty /! o'clock night Ahrr the ha*'i;ces ~
tho r.'ad has resumed "a regular ehanMcM me
Gov. Cullosn In. notified the manager: of thc
rr,ad that ttc would place sufficient fortf of
militia at their aiarosa] to protect t!!efn rom
interference. It is Understood That tEef nave
trer.vci similar ASSURANCES trosn the tioEcrnor
Of Iowa. IL IL confidently expected W thc
managers Of tho run'i that they will be ablc to
RESUME full operations along tlictr c1'ttrc line
either today ur to.!1sorrow. ,,.,
Affairs IN tho Lake shofc y Michigan sonth-
crn we're rather worsc ycstcr,lay, the dispatches
Indicating considerable trouble at Elkhart ai'i
beyond as fer ~ 1ufc,lo. The mana4css sf The
roal have tccE doing their best t" overcome INC
authorities n,t tlese places havu 60, fur
proven too weak to prevent thc strikers
atnl old Biae jean. i .low in calling out the
militia 10 eucli the strikers. The managers OF
The road hupc that they Will be able to rcssitno
freight business ln aday o!rswo. .
burg, Fort &aynt i Chicago Railroad, stlll
continues, but II Is confidently expected that
tile difficulties At this point will be adlustcd TO-
day. Expecting this result. the forward moso-
commenced, and freight Is also being received u
the frcl9ht-huscs ot tho companies In this efty.
The engineers strike gu tic fandasia Line
having been adjusted tho 1lsinats Central DIS
1li!s road haa now gotten orcr all It's troubles,
nnd is dvtng large h1lsiness, both In freight
and passe,igcra. Mr. ". I. Joh.lson, Ccncral
Ticket anl Passenger Agent OF this road. &c"
fail H..
, 1877-07-31
"'TUI; 1st11S'r.1


The First Regiment reached hume from, Braid
un,xl NJ nnon Yesterday, formed In lire, a,,tl
,,,.s'.,.. -. -. .u.,n. 49, .,t.oo-.o,,
LINZ ,n"tr''eu a,'cc'lS 10 10 A!.aoy NV.
lhc "erlcI war +" 10 'lcasi5 oFet' au'etaoe p3e.
vais where anarchy, riot. aud suspension Of
business WIS thu ts1lcr but a short time ago.
Tl, ar,nv ~ m, kunkokec |. mi ~. t,rnscn
NV ~ s.,@.. se ~ H., r,,u:, ,,o.,.,,a,,t
up, ho"sscs, vs. hpoltso'' " t''e LUZ" Aee''.'ene
ati the 'Icntlt Battalion still scnnned III autY
ut Dni.lwoud when The First Regiment left
Yesterday morning. tThero was a busy
,,n,o nn,,p. t,a so,ot.ra ,h,,,t ,hc 1,ca,;-
l"'o A'l''n@ ."a eu'u'en a. a,s"' u..t''ss. 49,
Quarters OK TINT clty. m tno preparations
that were go!ng IN for Tho departure of Il por-
tjou OF thc First Brigade. but finally all thinus
,sor,, L., -,,,1,rcx. ori thc train ,nnycl mt for
~..e ~ 'e"ns'eso' ~, ".u ~ ..a'A .t-'s way
Chicngo' l'1o boys Aao hh1 ha3a tls'c ~ II
for the past week. and lnauy wcrc glad Of the
opportunity to Get homo and nuke sonlo re-
mir. In their ncrsnual nupcarauco and comfort,
~ ."s ,,s ~, ea,, .I,., -,
Tho most ofsthcao una mol oect' nome stheo they
werc called out wcck ago, aud were IN Ill
lapidatcd couilitton, 80 fur rs cleanliness was
e,,neerncd. Hut they wcre harpy. They hail
s,ro-o.I ~. r1-., ,xI;h n1nrv nI nr,vc,1 Tint II
op'efe" tn1 "'t VIZ s'osy' ""a .,..s ~
was nse'n1 rs wei. aa cfnahchIa'' a1'a tncy
, 1877-07-31

l. IL ~ W. IA HA - ASAAS ~ =
md now HIS BRETHREN Arrf.fEn TIE poc'
THINE, "JTtorERrT 1s TuRFr.'
Sto ]'ork ttrtd-
II WAS 4 worthy Citizen
And Cl,!ef Of the Commune.
Was sitting. lone. despondent,
in a busted trcf saloon.
Singing to himself d!amna song
10 4 melancholy tnrc-
And he sang: ''nc0ara my blackcned eJes;
ueho}d this swollen uote.
smart and ache from wounds ~ vol
That may not tiisciotc
Further than thls--thcY arc not In 'front.',
And were inflicted BY toes.
:My fell su,bilion turtd me On
An orator to te.
Anu exc leader INTO those
Whotc wntchwutrlh aEc the thrto
Famll1ar words whereof tho asat
IL Il not 'flbcrtyf
'sIn herr dealt a. we'll m blood
rnhc tho bastncra paT:
C1AtteTed tho EsA4aca ctAse1ca'}J
From dawn till Twilight gray;
Nineteen Euu1 ecst Of beer .rcw
VIII, MY red right hAnd each day.
"For starring workInrmcn' somehow,
In WORKERS acagonA HrcAf,
II not whctewtth - feed thr!r wtves
And elothe their chtdrcn,ienr,
Can always Ind the money Tor
Their whisky OF their beer.
~ Enthusiast, fler, Tnfnan-all
Took hishcswaTA thor w!ngH
To reconstruct eocigtJ
Wllhonteu pfleAtH or KINGS,
To anarchist all government
And generally srnAsh things.
"Aul tnlk bred thirst, and thirst made trade.
TIL |, tho Communitt.
Who urged the massacre OF al
In riches whu exist,
Became mYsc'f what would call
boatcl cap!talfst.'
*Two thousand dol>ass had hero
Il goolIy piie. laid With su,ilc,
For Communist 10 show,
Who brands oil l'rnpcriy M a crime
And is Capitals deadly foe.'
t'Twas late and atono when in
Game stout Cumfnnnist8 three.
ltn. tfttxcHt down with tho kin3s
And prfeeA md sGc!ctv:
Hufruh fur fIhcfty. ttatofn-
lty anI E0ualityi
'''Drnw and rot m for Ms tho beer
In wtlftu md amber food:
Drink decp-Ah! That thus might qnsf
Some cruwned neurrcrs blood.
And grind Eis coEnAe with my red right heel
In the bn'nlns eity's mud.
"tAll men aro brothers, all propcrty's theft;
What's mine belongs To thee,
And what thou haet than must 1ivido
With III. thy brothers three;
naIruh for liberty. fsateFn-
Amcn' c.!ed In rapture; That
fsthe creed of crcrls for me-
'Fill high tho mug with 6amtan beer,
Cried tkuac Communist Il s1ao;
And they drink nlns rounds to the rcformA.
Tlon of Society.
"Thrn they turned TO 90. said, 'Citlxcns,
Lend mo your red right car.
That part Of your duty you'yo forgot
In FtIH IL Afhkk
, 1877-07-31


In tho course at The cnnvcraatlnn, Mr.. Snndct-
bill uttctrd aonH sentences thai rE,1y he accepted
A. axf1tns nj business at f. tGnrossinlc to enn-
irnd with t!.tHnl wurkfngmen." Iie said. "Hnrt.
ynn hr,rc juracr on. your s'dc. !. il aiwars vel
fnr 4 Crcal corporation to snt clnsr 10 the ~lMu,
but In times Of prosperity to make waEe. - high
own the majority Of the stock In the CaAtral. my
i,terratH a. nch affected In degree ~ theirs,
and although may have millions ami they the r..
war,lr Of their daily toll rtl1l We arc about oqunl
In The en,l. II they suffer saf1es, and II suffer
thcy eannot escape. ..,
something .cry 1lkr enthusiasm, In. been e1etssd M
here by Mr. Nanethi&'s management Of the *trtke
ou The Central lsnad, rad THO manncts VI his
conetc IL especially commented on. II tlo ae no
rrmrdy for rtrke' he. Al lta.L knows how 10 n'an-
agc formidable cMcn.e when It IA ttlreatentu.
~ have been managing MAN." lie 'atd. ev'r "nx
reriou. differences with tle nasn In m, employ III
Ing ia sgrcc. VIC repasstc. hut always a. ftlen!f'
Its my rnte u trest rny people a. human leasa.
~ ,nrn. tot the most unwilling Of al setvanH
1he man who frcls hinscif saEo. All tho people
On the Central xrr fully tmhucd with a seune o.
their personal Independence. and This makes snetn
the most sArncAt and careful of setTants.
, 1877-07-31
Tumor Of Twelve Years' Growtl
Cured by Radway's Rcsolvont
PRICE, 81 Per Dottlo
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

Kind VIZ: hare lrcn king your l!rktyrns. ltr,n.
at,nH a. anil asu uttn9 thu tcaly lseles shout os
year fur ovarian tulurd tho abdomen, Wish TIA
lpst eminent phYslclans Of our Mrulral collegc ptv.
l1lthcHd tACurhbir. 49,
They wcre Ike knots on tren. Iiy weight WIS us
pounds when commenced With yOur lrlnrAtcs sAl
81 xone yst hayo tsken twenty -four ho.tsa e IT,
lEot IEe msd!gslts frvM q. t;rruSu F!e1su Sud no
MIS-. c. KllAPF.
, 1877-07-31
Another Letter from Hrs. G. Krapf,

IN. RApwAy-Ktnd sIr, lake tho liberty to aidren
yoa ag.la, AZ health l. greatly !n,sea " su
eone as the fourth 4 atas!y Dropsy IL Runc, hea4
Jun Improving and MY weight decFs s4!uE yr}y fat.
IT, wonsrtu eg!s 53ar !n;sIeas H. .tan9 foE !s o.s
auiso AuumI*r t'on this p'sse f99! sst1' Es,sfy:'
wc sfe we'll acquainted with strs. Kmpf Hhu Il ~
eMasbs !aay. and vs1y bsnsyoest. t2s !.a eren H.
drux4lats Ut Ann Atbor pcSsohs altctd with lntcJ.
nai tunors Va hsvs heard bf solna wonderful eures
AFFECTED W 1t. Yalfs respectfully,
Ana A1bor, Mich, Aug. III. 1875.
, 1877-07-31
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb plseasce f'rayrt, Diactc1 nropsI
l.ast. AlhumtnMrta. A in iii casrs whsrr lsvre ar
bIk dust 1raM!t or tho Eacr 10 thick. cloudy ntiA'
whlta sllk 3r shrro 1. Murhi.!. dark lnua srpta.
nnEe and xitt a.dht dGAs!ts md whcH iht ri Is
rTtklbK burning scnsdttOn Mlrn t,aaalnE water, Ant
pain 1n tho Hlnall Ut tho bAck and Aoh1 tho lulns
, 1877-07-31

'Ko1nu ii thu First Regiment boys want "tlown
in the coal n,lne underneath the gtountl," asil
took l0uk at tho situation.
Two ur three companies OF tho First male q
search Tor arms Sunday attGrnu,sl ut tho uirec-
tton Of Eu!. Shetrr, hut thu people had their
ordnance 90 well secretel that but very few
was i Known tat aessy : sysTy nv ,a u n the Iax.
lad lcnty On hand they arc all great hunters
knd Eootl Shuts anil keep dogs by the thousand.
TneEe Is nut place Of It's sze this siie ot ien-
eanincs are to be found as IN Brentwood. Tho
strtkcra arc well organized, antl they, ot,c afl
all. say that tho coal companies will hayu to
co.,c under. Nearly all own thcIr houses mud
ralso enough 10 barely support their families
luEing tho summer.
Tnu H1AlpWoop noL1nn MAau1nEs.
10 ths Ealior ef Tha Tribune.
yon on behalf Of the tcrror.stFickcn Inhabitants
Ut WIN County Tor your able aEtleicon what yull
vcry approrrlately ctll tho "l'fai4nooa say.
| ascA." With your permission, will Uiys yuu
| few particulars of their truo inwar.lnrss.
Drallwood ts q city Of about l.Uo0 Inhabitants,
| 0ne-f1utth Of whom are Stmcricaus and one
fourth flnmieraata from bcotlautl These two
Glasses own nlue-teatAs Of tlle property, The
all kinds. Tleya usc about ,3u0 Irish uni SO0
1sohctnlans, Wilt age all uatncss. 1'huy own littlu
9r % 70 ptopetty' and ha!e nothing to love. Tao
Communists. Thu Americans anil Scotrh
always pulled to=el!sr on tho iss-
publican sils the. others betug Dcu4a-
keep ihe 1alb1e 10 el.e:k until slaryh iast, when
| \ stslke tuok PLACES, Very foolslly tic Amcsi-
cana an.i Scotch sy.apalhlkel with iasu. to sub
| MI extent that tho saYA,cs weru ahe to saake
one of taetr number Mayor. s!x others Aldyr-
nnen, ana alle! every o..ltc. worth ansthing with
Mollie Masuires exclusively, l'h!s precious
Mayor, paniri MvLougt!llt, or King Dan" ~
they eall blu. Is President ot tlc AiIaur. unut',
auI llyes likc lord on tho liuol vi ILL ,uur
1Mpes, who rs.nnot anove land or foot without
hts permission. Ho Levied money for tho .lc~
frnsc vi tho Pennsylvania thugs, a,l.i 50 great
gu Influence has he with lha National at!ucrs'
| Association that he SECURED the SeesesRry1hip
| Ut ehat Etgantie engiue of oppression fur
| tTo Years ~ John Jaines, a!tutller Ut tho
say4Gcs, who Ia the cunning rtsht-Aanl man uf
| nnn " the oFptcss!oa Ut the mining intervst.
| Ills Nayos. tic wEolc of The Aldermen, auI
officers ot tue city are personally Responsible fur
| the l1nuInon uiltfascs that have beeu pcrpt-
tFatcta during tlrsc tuur Golaths reiIu Vi tvfEuE.
| One word frnN item would haya at the usn
10 work at uiiy Mo!Hent. una word from tluss
tSrallta wa& enough to save my ma1s'a property,
| antl ouly wink MAJ required u destroy Il. II
tie rebel grocrr C!yuc lla4l been Mayor of CIl-
cago en Tuesday. aud the mob hai continued
for four mouths to hold the city Ia fear aIll sub
{ecttou ~ 1t lid Oh Tuesday, tlcn you could
ipr1n faint notion oF whlt We hare suffered In
Draislsoo<l. But only 4 fu!nt uu,lou. We have
| III Eu, nur ase yAlc, uue wasrr-works, AL
| tie AHsrra OF lhe Law aze Mullc Ma
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-10-11
LAGFoRORDNINGAR MED AFsEENDE
;:.''' ''''* Px TDN1NGAR. = '-'-o~ % :. :.

/. Hvarje postnastare ar skyldig att, 81
fort en- tidning .ej uttages ur postkontoret,
derom genom BRET nnder5atta tidn,ngens nt-
RYarfor den q blifTit uttagen, Forsummelse
attgorad delta g5r postmas ansvarig for
den betalning som till komner utgivaren. Z
%. Hyarje person, som fran EFT postkontor
uttaeer en- 4 tidning, ware sig densamma ar
tilli honom adresserad eller icke eller han
tor densamma subskriberat eller icke, ar an
svarig for dess betalning. ..
8. ON en- prenumerant befaller, att en-
tidningvid en- viss It'd skall upphora att ko-
nom tillsandas, och utgifvaTen fortfar att
sanda densamma, skall prenumeranten vara
skyldig for tidningen betala, ON HAN FORT
PAR ATT DRNsAMMA UR PosTKoNT0RET Ut
rAeA. Lagen st6djer sig pa den asigten, att
hvarje person bor betala, for hyad han er-
haIler.
4. Domstolarne hafva beslutat, att vagran
att ur EFT postkontor uttaga tidningar eller
tidshifter, ar PRIMA FAclE intyg pa afsigt-
igt bedrageri.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-10-11

En- bOndpiga mormon ut tvss
.lrOttnimgar. L Karl den f0rstes
It'd kom en- bondpiga till London for
att s6ka tjenst. Hon ick plats hos
en- rik bryggare, som, efter sin for.
sta hustrus d6d, gifte sig med den
vackra, kloka fiickan, Han dog
sjelf smart derefter och den unga
rika enkan gifte sig ater med adYo-
katen Hyde, sedermera lord Claren-
don. EN- af deras d6ttrar blef gift
med Jakob den andre af England,
hvars ddttrar Maria och Anna bada
blefvo drottningar. Tjenstefickan
blef salunda svarmor at en- kung
| och mormon at tva drottningar.