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The daily gazette., 1877-01-24

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The daily gazette., 1877-01-24

TYPE FOR RSALE,-Fonts{2O0 to 400 lbs.
Il OF second hand nonpareiI type for sale,
would work very well on slow press with
damp paper. Price 20 cents per ID. Apply
at this Office. noyZ1-tf
The daily gazette., 1877-01-24

T1OR SALE.
l. Stock. Good VIII and Fixtures of the
old established Hat Store. 233 Market street
is offered for sale one week. None need
apply except those meaning business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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lord IL forbidaen By lxw 30 write him
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or refused TO employ . lawyer TO do the
unnecessary service. Considering the
relative positions of the two farmers, an
American farmer who grumbles at his
free and independent position, owning
his farm, and being subject to no restric-
tons whatever, simply does not know
when is well of.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20
Trade Prospects In New York.

The New York 1Imssprefaces careful
review of the feeling, condition and pros
poets of the different branches of trade
in that city with the following re.
marks
When, last fall, business men were in.
vited to say what the prospect in trade
was for the immediate future, they were
full of confidence that "the bottom had
been reached" and that a new era Of
prosperity was about to begin. It did
not begin, however, Immediately, and the
winter, to most of them, was one of des-
pondency. Since then very slight gen.
eral improvement has taken place, and
the condition and prospects are given As
they appear to the merchants themselves.
In the grain trade there is great hope of a
good time coming with the immense
crops from the West, and there is q
steady, heslthful growth in the produce
and grocery trades, which encourages
men who are satisfied with small profits.
The volume Of business done BY grocers
IL larger up to this time than II was ct Z
corresponding date last year; the. cloth
ing manufacturers are feeling small but
good inquiry for their wares; there has
been, and 10 animation among the boot
and shoe manufacturers, and the matters
say they have not done 90 much business
for many years. Hard as the times are
called, the piano makers have had good
business, and the dry goods trade reports
indicate an improvement of from 80 to 80
per cent. in leading houses. There il not
SO much disposition to day as there was
last August to make sanguine prsdic-
tons, but the conviction is strong upon
business men that they will keep the
ground they have recovered and con-
tinus to do fair business with moderate
returns. Q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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tortured snake; the engiae pants lOudly
and quick; the plough now giides for
yard, now psuses, and, e 10 were, eats
its way through Q tougher place, then
glides again, and presently there is q
pause, and behold, the long furrow with
the upturned subsoil IL completed. A
brief pause, and back 1t travels again,
this time drawn from the other side,
where q twin monster puffs and pants
and belches smoke, while the one that
has done its work uncoils its metal
sinews. When the burrows run up and
down slope, the savage force, the fierce
remorseless energy of the engine pulling
the plough upward, gives an idea Of pow
er which cannot but impress the mind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

A COSTLY JoKE.-An English farmer
has recently been compelled to pay the
costs of practical joke. He was sitting
in the bar. room of the Greyhound Inn
one night and taking his usual tankard
of ale, when his eye CHANGED to fall on
the sleeping form Of Q man with long
beard. He went to the fire, and lighting
q piece of paper, deliberately applied 1t
TO the sleeping mans beard. There was
q bright rushing fame for q second or
two; the man sprang TO his feet in agony;
the joke was complete, and the fsrmsr
reared In ecstsey. The unfortansse suf-
fsrer, who happened TO be the village tai.
lor. knew thai the farmer was q man Of
ecclesiastical means, and seted socordiag-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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enter the wharf and unload By moonlight,
her ersw, q rosgh-yisaged, bFawny go Of
men, with bare legs and arms. gathered
on the deck over the giittering cargo,
aud working silently in the pale light.
The sails cling loosely about the masts,
dripping with spray, and not furled, as
they are 90 soon to taste the breeze once
more. Soon the fishermen haul out into
the stream again; there is creaking of
ropes, and with helm hard up to the
wind, the boat speeds down the broad
bay and into the OCEAN William II.
Rideing, in Scribner's.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20
A Furious Tornado.

A correspondent, describing the late
tornado at Pensaukee, Wis, by which
several persons were killed, says: The
fury of the wind cannot be described.
Some instances will serve to give faint
idea of its power. The mills we're de-
molished like houses of paper; cows
were lifted bodily, and carried through
the air for rods, and left 10 die where
they fell; immense saw logs were lifted
out of the river and thrown up high and
dry on land; lumber piles were scattered
like straw. The river 10 filled with lum-
Der and debris, and the marsh fairly
bristles with lumber and shattered tim
bers. The steamer John Spry was
stripped and Quilted. Houses were car
RED into the street or wbirled complete
ly around. A man and child were blown
through the air, and dropped into the
river and drowned. A barn was blown
to pieces, and horse left standing in his
stall, uninjured. A large lumber wagon
was carried over the three-story hotel.
But the most singular freaks occurred In
and about the hotel. Whole sides and
corners of brick walls were torn from
their structure, and parts Of the building
left in tottering condition; articles Of
furniture were whirled from apartments,
through narrow halls and through dis
tant rooms, or demolished altogether. A
cabinet organ which stood in the psrlor
left no trace of itself except piece of
tho cover. A large book of accounts
was blown from the compsny's store, sit.
uated over 200 yards distant, into one of
the upper stories of the hotel, through
six-inch partition, and imbedded itself
in the wall. A safe in Gardiner & Co.'s
store, weighing 1900 pounds, was moved
distance of eighteen feet. The tug
PensaukSs was just arriving from Oconto.
Mr.. Baptist, Superintendent of the CON-
pany's affairs, was in the pilot-house.
The boat seemed to escape the wind it.
self. though living cloud of timber
settled upon the boat, inficting serious
wounds upon Mr.. Baptist. He described
the whirlwind as spout of murky black
ness, tinged with red, coming out of the
skies, tapering toward the earth. When
It touched the earth it seemed to burst
and spread, carrying destruction before
It.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

THEY are very economical in France in
everything but in none more so than in the
payment of their soldiers. They expect
warrior to take much of his reward in
Ia gleirs. For instance q Marshal of
France gets $1,000 year. In this coun-
try General Sherman, who does not
command nearly so many men, gets $13,-
600. A General of Division gets "a, 900,
where General Sheridan gets I'll, 900.
Generals of Brigade get 5000, where
our Major Generals, who are Of about
the same ranks, get $500. So it goes
clear down to the Sub Lieutenant who
gets $3.50 per annum, where one of our
West Point fedglings gets 81 400 G year
for flashing his maiden sword before
the dull eyes of the % or 80 men who
constitute his conpany.-Tesedo Blade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

STEPHEN TYING, JR., Az A WoRKKR.-
1t is marvel that young Tying don't die.
He wants ten thousand year to carry
on his enterprises. His church debt il
$780, 900. He has but few rich men
in his congregation to back him up, yet
he keeps the whole enterprise swinging.
The whole depends on him, and be holds
all the financial arrangements Of the So
ciety in his own hands. He breaches
three times every Sunday and has some
kind of service every night in the week.
His experiment Of feeding the tramps at
his church door last year was not frauRht
with encouragement enough to have IL
prosecuted this season. His tent scrvices
are great success. The attendance is
large on week nights, and jammed ON
Sunday nights. The Bishop has made
up his mind mot to hold Mr.. Tying 10 q
very strict canonicai rule, and even high
church men are rather proud that fhe
great Evangelical movement of the city
l. under ths lend Of the Prayer Beak-
Three times q yesr the Bishop 10 called
10 Holy Trinity 10 conGrm Glasses prs-
sssaed By tks rsctsr. A good Seaa ef
man<y - carry co shs Misxtsm wuRk tx
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20
Wages for Homework In the Old
Time.

An elderly lady was relating the other
day in our hearing her experience in
going out to do homework in her younger
days. She engaged with lady in Co.
lumbia to do general Homework, no price
being agreed upon, and entered upon her
duties at once. About the first thing to be
done outside the regular Homework was
to make soap-having assistance in put
ting up the leach, the rest of the work to
make barrel of soap she performed her.
self. Killing hogs came next in order,
she trying the lard, taking care of the
skins and helping to make sausages.
Then came the butchering of beef, the
tripe of which, of course, must, be saved,
and this she was required TO dress alone.
She spun the warp for thirty yards of all
wool carpet, and in the meantime the
lady was sick, and she officiated a. nurse
and did the washing, ironing and cook
ing for the family. At the end Of four
weeks she was 70 return home, and her
bill was called for. Now, gentle reader,
what do you think she charged for doing
the amount of work narrated as abovea
The first week seventy-five cents, the Sec
ond eighty-three cents, and the last weeks
one dollar each, making $S.5S for four
weeks service. The lady thought the
price decidedly too high, and she threw
off twenty-five cents, leaving $3.50 for
four of the hardest weeks labor ever put
upon woman to perform, and yet she
never struck for higher wages, but served
her time faithfully, and is to-day = hale,
hearty old lady, fast approaching her
four-score years, able to do her own
homework and lend a helping hand to
neighbor in need, or wherever duty calls.
Willidnantic Comm Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

KISS But NEVER TELL.-Don't tell
whom you have kissed. At the ball
given on board the Hartford, at Norfolk,
to the Grand Duke Alexis, during his
visit to America last winter, q scene was
occasioned by young naval officer re-
minding his partner in the dance, who
has since married, that upon a similar &C.
casion, in one of the ports of the Medi-
terranean, he had kissed her, the kiss
being forfeit in the game of " walking
around the capstan." The young lady
was so shocked at being reminded of her
early sin % that she told her ma and pa
and friends, and they reported the young
officer to the Admiral, who, in turn, re-
ported him to the Secretary of the Navy,
with the Recommendation that he be sent
10 the South Pacific as . punishment.
The recommendation was adopted, and
Midshipman Corbin was iDmediately
sent to the ossippee on the South Pacific
Station, where he has since remained sn
Repentance Of past misaemeznor. The
time Of h@niskment being quite loag
enoaRA alswady, the fellsxing order hss
be~n i~s1sd By tina forxixing secrse<ry
q the &9xy Mi6zAip@za Czrsnee A.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

GERMAN diplomats are not 10 be al
loved hereafter 30 marry foreign wives.
Bismarck has found that state secrets are
tho apt b. leak cot where his Embss-
s1aors are linked 10 Foreigners Bxrun
Bansea, Ger@Aa Csn0zR- Gxn<rzz N
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