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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

A little girl, five years of age, was
equally fond of her mother and grand
mother. 1t being the birthday Of the
latter. her mother said to her, MY
dear you must pray to God to bless
your grandma, and she may live to he
very DID, The child looked with
some surprise at her mother, who, on
perceiving it, said: swell, will you
not pray to God to bless your grand
mother, and that she may become
very old - ':Ah, mamma said the
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

Shenstone the English poet after "travelipg
lit.'s dull round, "sig hed to think he had
found" his "warmest welcome at an inn. }"
Had he lived to-day and visited the Greenman
House corner 9th and St. Peter Street st..
Paul, he would not have sighed but rejUiced
at the first class accommodations extended
him at reasonable rates.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

Bronchitis and Consump tion. DR.. J. H. Nc
Leans Cough and Lung Healing Globules.
As they dissolve in your mouth, a healing
gas is generated and inhaled, permeates and
comes in direct contact; will cure Throat and
Lung diseases. Trial boxes by mail, 25 cents.
DR.. }. H. Mclean. 3l4 Chestnut, St. Louis.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

There are probably a hundred or more per-
sons in this and neighboring towns, who
daily suffer from the distressing effects Of kid
ney troubles, " ho do not know that john
sons Anodyne Liniment is almost certain
cure. In severe cases, great relief may be OBJ
tanned, if not perfect cure
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

rom rheumatism! Ifso, write to HeIphen-
slime Il Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D..
g., Tor . circu ar Of Duranx's Rheumatic Rem
|edy. This medicine is taken internally, aid
will positively cure any case OF rheumatism
on the face Of the green earth. Price, one
dollar bottle.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great
New England cure for coughs, colds, and con-
sumption. Cutler Bros. Il Co. 8, Boston, only
genuine
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28
minneapolis Business Directory.

SMITH & sCR!HNER 52s Washington Ave. s., job,
0bers and Retailers in Hardware. Cutlery, Tin and
Pressed Ware Paints 4 Oils Coopers tools specially
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

n ECRET n AGENTS ANTED for the new
bs.k. Guarding the NJ lis. amo>t
SERVICEu Wonderful book , the detection of
Postal Thieves, Ivy late Chef Special
IN rup ,genr Woodward. frustrated circulars
~ lent free. Add ess DU>i'N, GILMAN
u n nrpr Y a.. Hartford CT. Chicago, Ill Gin
l. We u|' .tnnAti. q kichlnOUd. Va.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

We notice that the Agricultural papers all
over the country recommend the use of
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders.-Ex-
change.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

Farmers and others in this section have
long known and appreciate d the advantage Of
these powders over all others.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28

Patentees and inventors should read adver-
tisement OF Edison Bros. in another column
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-15
NEW JERSEY VIM SPE.iK orr
The Great Fraud md Its Beneficiary To he
Hcpudinted and branded.

Count us Of New Jersey out. Our voice,
neither in convention through our nominee for
Governor. nor at the polls Will he raised ~ np-
proya OF the title Of Mr. Il. Il, Hayes to the
Pr -dcney. On the contrary, il Will be heard.
in tones that no one Will mistake, declaring
that ~ Charles Francis Adams says. he is " n
person who must forever carry upon his brow
the stamp Of fraud first Triumphant in Amcri-
can history and that " no subsequent action
mot even the adoption Of the Democratic policy
If ronrllationl can wash away the letters Of
that record"
u" neponracy Of New Jersey believe, and
will authorituliy"ly So state. that Samuel j. Til
iru ana not Rutherford b. Hayes was lawfully
and larry "lrird President. and TINT the party
Mhlfh. Through frauds. fOrgrrirs. and prrlurics.
"lrWmy"nt"d tine viii of the people. and by "A
form u law. couIltrd in and installed n no.
tor0usly defeated candidate. must he held Ia
account until N,mcsi, ovrrtukrs il. In other
words the Dem 'raoy Of New Jersey. while jr
IN" snk"nt hunountry, willing to abide hy the
result ~ the Electoral Commission until su, IN
Inn" as lhut result may Dee lawfully upset VIII
Forever MlcVc that Mr. Hayes himself CON
lNH7rd IA" rnit"nlir-~ ot the hjisu Of his fitr
WhNn he refused tp sustain Chamberlain and
fh'khrd me latter receiving "A thousand more
votes IN Louisiana than Hayes aid. Ii Is fur.
ih'rmQr" believed by the Democracy Of this
state that the foregoing is the belief Of fully
Wu3-thirls 81 ne Republican party of this state,
FINALLY we feel warranted in assuring the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-15
A -TmrNrw wATEniNe rLACE.

THE NEW WATERING PLACE.
"a. MANHATTAN BEACH. CONEN ISLAND.
Finest bathing beach, and ~"n shore Hotel IN America
TNomir and nhni Of rolling surf in one stretch,
belonging 10 the Manhattan Railway Company -
GRAFuLLAS CELEBRATED SEVENTH EEGlMENr
BANp - pieces Wvc GRAND FREE CONCERTS ut the
choicest muse EVERY AFTERNOON aud EVENING
strictly sacred Concerts on sundays
The elegant steamer u Il. MARI lclvcs22i ~ u,
Pto ~ 80 NJ - - $40 r. NJ Pier ), n r.. Tao.
~ A. VI. - VI >. T.. T. NJ. .
steamer NOlNALR icaves 22i It. n r.. 10 iOA " A.,
L. o. 10 ~ $40 r. NJ; Pier l. y. X tBatterY, IL
VI /. .. . T. NJ
CONNECTING at BAY RIDGE with cars FOR the Beach.
Clos, connections AZ BAY Ridge. going AMI coming.
TINE FROM PIERS ant Ito Bay Ridge, 70 minutes
from Bay Ridge to Beach. - minutes
FARE nOrND TRIP 20 CENTS
Trisis the QUICKEST. MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
NEW YORK To- THE SEA SHORE
BROOKLYN 70 MANHATTAN BEACH Trains Leave
East New YORK. at645. 4, .. TO- II NJ l. 2, 8. D. D. T.
H.. A. 4 VI.
EXCURSION TRIP IN CENTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-15

World that tho Democracy OF New Jersey will
place in the field a candidate for Governor who
will stand firm as rock on the platform which
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In ono OF the windows in front OF Wixom X
Nordccks drug store there l. glass jar filled with alec.
hol and containing the head Of rattcsnakc. Grippcd
tightly in the jaws Of the snake Is piece of cloth The
history Of the snake and the cloth j. follows; short
time who hunting horses in the hills on
upper Reese river attacked 10y racsnakc, which
sprang from the ground and fastened its Hngs in the
sleeve of bis coat lie took out his knife and cut out the
cloth from his sleeve where the snake had IA stoned tsef
and then Killed the snake and cut on its head. which
with the cloth still In Its mouth he presented to Dr.
Whom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-15
A -A.-A,-IAsT EXCURSIONS TO
~. KOCkANAN BEACH,

-A.-A,-IAsT ENCU VSyONS TO
"A. KOCkAMAI BEACH,
STEAMER COLUMBIA
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
and
GRAND FAREWELL TRIP TO ROCKAWAY
ON SUNDAY. SEPT IL.
with Leaves daily Comfort
coNrERNo's '''' 49, Luxury,
10th 1t, n. K....iO.i5 AM
2gd Regiment Health,
Pier 2 Mr.. 10 20 A VI and
BAND Pleasure
Jewels DIX Bkiyn II A VI Combined.
son Wednesday, Sept 10, the Columbia will mako
her first and only trip 70 m -
-. on Sunday week sept -. up the Hudson 10 NEW
BuRGti. A PERFECT OVATION
-. ON TUESDAY aud THURSDAY, Sept n AND 90
snnnl1l tril Nm RA-k Mnnlll.r nnrmIlilnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-15
Grfnrsions.

DLYMOUTU ROCK. SUNDAY AFTERNOON
i UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON
In order TO afford citizens mn opportunity TO view
THE BRIGHT FOIL GE
that adorns the banks of the romantic stream, the
palace steamer --.-. --
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will make n grand trim up the Hudson on -
NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT 10.
assng the places OF interest between this city
TIIE pAiisADE PLYsTAN FIELDS
WITII AWKEN HIOOMtNGDALE
WAsIIINGION IIEIGiITS MANIIATTANNIffE
HARLEM SPiYTEN DUYNEf.
TORT LEE FORT WASHINGTON,
INDIAN HEAD RINERDALE,
FONT IIIT.i. TAPPAN ZEE.
PIERNONr NONkERS.
NNACK HASTINGS,
DOBBS FERRY, 1RylNGTON.
SUNNYsiDE TARRYTOWN,
ROCKLAND LAKE.
and giving view in tho distance Of the cloud canucd
peaks OF DuNDERBERG MOUNTAIN and ANTllONfS
NOSE.
-. Boat will leave Pier r. at the Battery, by 10
W. aud the foot Of I'D ST. n r. by o'clock. Will NJ.
turn 10 New York by 7 o'clock In the evening.
FARE ..... (whoc grand excursion ....flffi CENTS
refreshments on board.
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Sflioious lotitrs.
- 1-->-~-----~-- ~~-~--.---
A = tUItk FIRING HALL. ath aV, corner 18th
Il The interior decorations finished. Reop'ung
o the Union GOSPEL services sunday at VI.
The Rev samuel tullnrt viii preach SINGING bN thas.
l. nunn ami ia. great new choir OF 2uJ All seats
free. Everybody welcome
I Asst DAY of the Grnud Camp Meeting at Middle
i village, J. J. SUNDAY, sept IL People WISHING to
participate and hear good sermon should not ia 10
The North ~ 50 AMI Lutheran Cemetery horse cars
run every i've minutes from Grand ami Houston st
ferries To wlthln three minutes walk the grounds
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4 .rnKIA ANnIIAKI.rM.

n LANDING Ar SOUTH Isl 81. WILLIAMSBURG.
1ith it.. Astoria. and l2lth st. each way.
Tho boat. of the Harlem amt Ncw York Navigation
Company will leave Fock slip for Harlem ~ follows
Lave Peck Zip a.. 10 Is, II . \ n i231 30
2.th g. jl. $50. -. - H. 7. 7. 90 T.. VI
Leave Harlem Tor Peck slip sib 95l II. II 3j A. NJ |.
L. ~. 80. . 80 . 10 -. > IL. a. T. VI
y Il tnuncc ting with boats Tor High Bridge.
Pare Ten cents IN Sunday
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CIrIzE>s' LINE ron Troy, s,R,To.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROrTE.
ON and after june - 1871. trains leave Now York.
De shros,os ani cortnnli streets Ferries ~ fonNs
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the Wcst and SOUTH
with fuilman Palace cars attached. NJ, u ami u
VI. dairy.
For Mlllam-port. Lock Haven, CORY and Eric Mt n
T. NJ. connecting At Cory tor ntusNitc. Petroleum
Centre, and the Oh Regions. For WhamspOrt and L,cs
Haven. - \. VI.
For Baltimore, Washington, aud the South. "LinicI
Washington ENpr.s' OF Pullman Parlor cats diiiy
except SUNDAY. @ - \. arrive Washington nor
Rceula a $50 A NJ, 80, AMI $50 r. NJ sunday.
and X 80 T. VI
EyUrc,s ieI Philadelphia. : 30 500 ., @ 3n Limit.h
10 so 4 /. I. . a. :. ami = SOP NJ. sunday. - 4
3 q. :, and : 80 T. NJ Emisraut ami sccunlclass
l.. VI.
For trains 10 Newark, Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amboy flcmingtou. Bclvdcrr. auI
other points see lHtl schedules az all l'N,t uhcgs
Train, ar1se FROM Pittsburgh, ynani 30 90 NJ. ami
lu2pP NJ. daily - 10 VI, q ~ T. VI. daily. exc n
Momay From Washington and Bhumwc, q y
A NJ, > ia. l.ln $40 ami 1910 + SUNDAY 40
A NJ From philadclfhia o.. 900. . 10 tDl ~ ~.
II - \ NJ 10. Ia. . 10 %, ~, 10 o.. ant 10 -
z VI. sunday ~. SO. 10 - II 90 A q - tli
10 2OP VI.
Ticket Ohiccs ora ana stf Broaiway A,tor Hons'.
and loot OF Dcshros~es and cortlandt ~, Court i.
BROOKLYN: ~ ild AMI liz Hudson i llunukcnt pcpJL
FRANK THOMSON, l.. 4 FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
, 1877-11-02

Mr.. Korter gave Ave days notice that
he would Introduce hill to change the
name of IL. T.. A. Pershcin.
House bill 10, relating to collection of
Territorial reycnucs-tabied.
FRlDAY, Oct. 30.
Mr.. Wilson introduced House bin so.
to appropriate money for the construction
of "A wdgOg road across the Cascade noun
tains through the Sn0qualmie Pass. Re
terred to committee on roads aud high
ways.
Mr.. Ebey introduced House bill 90, act
dctiuiug boundaries between the counties
of Island and San Juan, Referred to
com. on counties.
Mr.. Warman introduced House bill 81,
to amend All act to encourage the planting
of oyster beds. l.|"
Mr.. LaDu introduced House bill 90, to
ameud the criminal practice act of 1913.
Referred to judiciary com, ,I.,..
Mr. Waunan introduced petition
from ChehaIis relating to the election of "A
female to the office of Supt. Of Schools,
asking for egIslatiou thereon. '.s.
House bill IS, relating TO attorneys.
| Passed.
House bill "a, to enable The Territorial
Auditor to make equitable Ntticment with
cUunties now in debt. Passed a.
House bin 73, repeating aeta relating to
uniform measures. Passed.
House bill Az rrpealiug an act regulat-
ing the running Of sheep ut large in San
Juan county. Passed. ,. "." ..
, 1877-11-02
LOCAL n EWS.

CIVILIZED BARRARIIY This i the only
way in which 10 describe such pertornl-
anees as the tree entertainment given IN
honor, we presume. ofRichard Mcdonnell
and his bride. ON Wednesday evening Of
this week. The participants most likely
dnnated their services for the occasion, and
were from all corners of our public streets,
The instruments brought into rrquistiou
smhraced variety OF old tin cans upon
which. by the exercise of all theiravaia6.e
..m,,scle,sth rauk aud file ofthis dusty reg
i,nout managed TO beat tllep." DcviSs
Dream" in double quick time, using club,
for drumstirks. The above programme
wa.srictIy followed without utinterhIission.
exrclt whenever sheer exhaustion colu-
pelled a lnll, when dormant lungs and in
snired vocal powers found voice to eE-
press their smothered sentiments, and ycIls
rent the air such as would have made n
rampant Ne2 Perez; retire in disgust At
his own insignilicsnle; While ever and
anon an old bNl (Which gave vent to its
feelings as thoughit had either suddenly
colided with galvanic battery or been
attacked by double dose Of ague) spoke
cut above the din and turmoil, violently
asserting its right to pre-eminence The
whole concluded with n lauglabIc farce,
consisting in q repetition OF the previous
performances, aud the vast conc0tlrse Of
admitting serenaders adjourned only when
.tired natup" demanded rest. Nhcther
this bedlam on . spree, this singular dem
onsmtion of encFgies belongs to the si-
perlatively exalted acquisitions of. ad-
vanced civilization or not, seems as yet
undeeilcda U0ue thug certain is tmt
when our aborignees perform their "ta-
mauavns,'' or when ChiuWpcu indulge
in their stpersttious rites ataJo-S House,
We look down Cponeither race Nilha con
tempt eqhaIltd only by our aspiration at-
ter higher and nobIer things vet when
Young America makes night hdcous by
rawlings Which would seem fitting eXer
else III a lunatic asylum. we call 1t Fun.
Doubtless, ,hiend Richard felt greatly edl-
feds not with tile exercises, certainly
over the fact chat he had the laugh on his
ueighborS in their trying ordeal.
, 1877-11-02

UlERA.-rAc celebrated Ricbings Bcr-
nara Opera Troupe viii entertain the cit
liens of Port Townsend this evening,
Thi, excellent trQupe Is spoken ola be-
ing something decidedly above, in point
of worthine-s, anything We have ever yet
ucheld in the lime represented, Ihey
will render, to the delight of Our citizens,
thc Ryorite opera mar tha." This opera
contains some Of our sweetest songs. 1t
is hoped large attendance will he accord
ed by the good people of this place. Ger;
tain it is that other places on the Sound
were not disappointed after great expeetaa-
tions. ...f. ...''
, 1877-11-02

rnE work ol li,liug IA Quincy street
undcr liie u auagcncut Of d. p N"'r'
Esq. Is progressing nncly This joh.
when completed will render that street
muGl inployed both Ia appearance am
utility.
, 1877-11-02
OLYMPIA.
UNION ACADEMY

j. owned by n joint stock company, with a
capital stock of $4,000, and Is designed TO mr-
ni-h thvrcoplc of Washington Territory ad =
Nantnges for education In those branches Of
study usually pursued in Academies and High
schools, besides the branches generally taught
In the common schools of the country.
The school is divided into three Depart
ments, viz: Academic, Grammar and Pri-
mary, and pupils are expected TO PASS from The
passing written examinations in previous
studies, answering 70 per cent. of questions
, 1877-11-02

TmE people Of Porl Townsend opcn'u
their eyes little wider tlan common yes
tcray morning. on the OCCASION oi f'|'
drifting aud sxercisc Ola feS soldiers from
the Lackawanna.
, 1877-11-02
(,,(DI Il,

nam Great ClHruc tO male r.Uurg n
IH Nou rhu'f sei gold ,ol lff rrvcn.
UtHtI, backs. auvHiHp"vsHu Iu every
pOtbN fUEn 20 fukp alha fin'uu. fuT fhe
largest. ,he.fs-t uul hest tlustufr1 family
uublirntIun in thrwuf' a Ar. UI.tlu 'HsuWr
n -utspsstui pruui The uro-i rif.yrnf uUr =
uf uT given trrr tu FnHslriIrrt- Tho priv Ir
an luu Chat almost tftrh l,slN au 'sfTI'7.s. tme
nrruf rrulrfs nnkifIH oversize in "a we--g A
HlE agent upurfa fuh luE over o. ru u.'-. 8. ..'rrs
boo fru HHFs. al wh1 rulasy mahH UDHr7
ia.f. sos Hin dtVufr Bil ynuf tfiuH in inr
Iu-IuUrs. or Uu'F fuHr sfUu ftu.t. luH nff.l
not Boz sway from hnur ntrf b H.bf 1"rHan
hu 10 o.. uu4 Hs Otlirrs. tlI ItiT. 1lars. diTrr
tinu au1 Terms frs. tirmUf HII rYIaraIfp
uufut ugF. 90 ynu gHut HfgsIiaHa uurl @ uI
tft fhF Hn...tass Nuurr W hu fTTffHr faII- fu
iunkr greet fIF. Aim "Ihr fufp.rN sour
ual." Portland, Maine.
, 1877-11-02

An entertainment was given at the
Presbyterian church last evening" IN the
shape Of msgic lantern views. 1t was ior
the / Q eft Of the 5. 5. library.
, 1877-11-02

Ns~r~sIs rnf raa.iF f.fT.-I Iu 'hrar ''Trs
ksI = II ilif 30 asr lf His.ir in mautH hE
4 HUg nf r.fHrr -rf. lu any fm'i "I
fhF .HIHfrt. uHH .s eiN.r. 90
4 WUfk affadty Hf iUe rIuuuT nlfni
n y ~ chat w. Kurdish. . Ifr go iu
teu~owrp tuun. Aou ned NOT fa sway frUfu
hanfe nler ulEht. 1uu rHu El'r i"uf Nhfle
tiuIr fu be- wurk .ur 0-. uf sIart iuuil nla
Ne hnFn arss.. . 49, raki iur uNtf W frI
dHg. AU f-.. .ulltff nf uuaf lau Hiake uInurN
fact Al tff rrpaaHf slime ruufrN riuu.f 10
male 90 easily HuH nuIIlN aI arl 'lfi .IaI
ness " to4.s nufhiur a. Try ihT l".-.r'ts
Terms and o pufNf frrr. AHir-a A. UI.'.s
"a II. HALLEIT go. Portland, Maine.
, 1877-11-02

GONE East Or, Hill; recently OF
ConpGtiIlr, has taken lis departure tol
his former Eastern home. DR.. IL. G. VII
I,on OF this place, Informs us that Dr
+. S, Sterling, lormer yof Fort Townsend
will succeed Dr. Hill, and carry on Tie
practice left by him.
, 1877-11-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDlHGS
,TKoN ouR SPECIAL RRpoRrXRl
Council.
wv WRINES DAY. Oct. q.
GoifneII.


s"hnen'
WEDNESDAY. Oct. q.
committee on roads aud highways re-
ported hlcS Il substitute for House bill No.
%, read al umeRnd tabled.
Mr.. knhn Introduced Council bill Is
an act in relation to commissioners OF
ueClS.
Hr. Hoover presented petition from
the trustees OF the city Of Tacoma, praying
lur an oluer 10 DE male directing that All
license money collected within tile city be
pail immediately into the school fund.
IabIedS & ~ a,-g g.a8 a
Substitute for House memorial s, asking
Al appropriation for Custom House build
ing Mt Port Townsend. Passed. r...
Substitute for House memorial 6. pray
ing tor the establishment of a military
post at Spokane taIls Passed.
Substitute for House bill 20, to amend
mark ANA brand law Of 1870. Re
(erred to COM Oh counties.
House bill 30 relating to fish in waters
of Washington Territory. Referred to
con. Oh coInlnerce.N%
House bill -, relating to weights and
measures hlteturhed to. House for insel-
tiOn Of enactment claim.
House bill Is, relating to quartz mining.
Referred to com. on mining and mining
interests.
IHuRsDAf, oct. %.
| Mr, liRtlElWIy lnITouuCcd Il pclitlou
IronrthcOrrgoh andWasfinSton savings
Bank, praying that the Legislature me
momlizc Congress to remove the rcNtric-
lions on ioreign banking institutions in
| the Territory. Referred TO COM Oh me-
! morials.~ r
A message from the Governor an
nounccd thai he hadnominated for reri
torhl Auditor Mr.. Jno. Il. Wheat; l6f
| treasurer Francis 'Harbe!I. That ne had
! approved an act providing for the iuCOr-
portiOuS of witter.piuule companies
| \ Council bill IA, an iact apportoning
Legislature, being special order for this
hour. Tabled, nav ".|
| tDlmcl blll3l, annct 10 proNlue iOr COIL
hcation of laws of Washington Territory,
after various amendments 10y com. Oh the
whole. Went to 'englO-Sncht.
Mr. Hoover introduced bill amending
Etp criminal law, DN providing FOR pun-
Iishment OF parties selling liquor to milo =.
Referred to judiciary committee.
FRIDAY Oct, 20.
Commltlee on coullies mace hl'l"f'tV
report ON CounciI BIZ As. relating to rail-
roads, recommending its passage. Nj J.
n0rity asked until tomorrow to report.
Granted,
Mr.. Hoover introduced sConHttthiIi 53,
providing for purchase Il reports ami dc.
cisionS OF supreme Court oI w. T., Hud
respecting custody and distribution OF ue
salne,g This bill orders the printing OF 200
Volumes at n cost Of Sj Per voRlne ~ be
paid by the Territory and distributed IN
various PLACES specified keierrcd'
Z EoulIotI -btl o. an act t0Aprotect ven
derS oi Splfl' nous liquors from cHeciH 81
misrepresentation OF minors or to their
ages. prov that sucli oilehse on pant OF
Il minor ShalI bc uceleu il'l'"el'e'nor
punishable by. Imprisonment tot more
than six AmohtIis. .heLehea TO com. Oh
commerce.
te''s''TcI, oA-"','''U i''p.;,'
, 1877-11-02

closru or. TIE store rc~ntly k'pt
hy Mr. Robinson, Of FRIDAY llarNor' Sh''
Juan. ha- burn cio-cd ont. We ave iph' 10y
the parties who were Furnishing go"d-
FROM Portland. SIR 4, katl bought ue'
stock on had.
, 1877-11-02

TnE Dakota, Oh ier last trip-to san
Francisco, was unable to carry al the
freight stored tor her. Among thlt IgiI
behind was some grain Belonging TO Mr..
-Eisonbe.s. Of TIL; place. JudghR ir"'"
Appearances. the 7. VI. Co. ought to De
doing weton ibis route.
, 1877-11-02

THE rcn on why many Of oIr people
choose to walk along the Soulh-de OF " a
ta street, ddutlIe,, Is because there is q
nice, iitw .ideaaL 1 along a part oi H.
Those on tie opposite side should take
,are not 10 b, leit behind, .
, 1877-11-02
JAMES C. SWAN,

ArrKfrNftrrfy sAru rcH1t-. your frst
frg Ia ru rEfrHUlFe yUIr live hufIIr rarrr.
srf suHf u'rf b. fU ssul ten cents tlr one
sHIH.. uf g f1r uHs years auialriUtinp 10 tile
TACOMA HERALD. Neu 1atnma. W. l. 10
u s,lrniid sTsr, truly.
, 1877-11-02
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embrces all the studies generally
iauSht IN common schools, between the Third
piiyand corresponding Studies, up TO the flrst
oI U ne Academic Department, at which time
pupus are expected TO pass Illumination in the
10. IoiloWlng studies, which constitute the high.
est crate oi the Grammar Department:
Builion's English Gthininar, yIcognphv
Sol4pIeteq; with map-drawing from memory
hnd use OF Terrestrial Globes. lll~
History Of the United States, outlines Of
English History, Fifth Render, r. ParIey's
History; written Spelling, Penmanship, Prac.
Ical Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith.
, 1877-11-02
Course of Study.

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. i
FOUR GRADES EACH REQUIRING ONE
YEAR FOR COMPLETION
, 1877-11-02
"-T.U- -I'UE ~" I
U. S. Marine Hospital.

POET TGWNsEND, W.T..
ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
~ Hospital dfes for two months prec ed
iug his application for admission,is entitled
to Hospital relief.
Port Towsfsend Hospital.
Tho above institution having been placed
on q per manent footing, as the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
pugct Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no pains or expense
will he spared IN plinisterug TO the com
fort and convenience of private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north
of san Francisco, and by far the most com
pleteAn equipment. II has been thoroughly
leltted and refurnished. Its general wards
have accommodations. for about one hun
dred patients and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat.
ment and constant supervision at limited.
expense. Hose who desire them will he
utnishcl with private rooms, entirely
eparate and distinct, ut q slight additional
OSt. .Y .. ....f '.t.
&5ss- The attctftion OF Mill owners. and
those interested In shipping, is called to
the iiIct that scamen suffering from contu-
gious diseases will be- treated outside the
Hospital without expense 10 the vessel
THOMAS L. MINOR. NJ. d.,
s6-tf Managing surgeon.