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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-11

CoRD WooD.-C.ri wool is in ex-
cellent de uani just now. probably bet
ter thai it has been during any pre-
vious Spring The principal demand
make their headquarters here, ami only
two or three OF which burn coal
They clear away III. piles OF wood
from the wharves about as fast "a
they are made. and frequently get
ahead Of tho supply considerably. Mr..
Haynes. who has considerable force
of men Mt work chopplng in Mr..
Dennys property along the water
front, between the coal depot aud
Belitown, is putting about a hundred
slfd hhs or - hundred aud seventy
fiwe cords on Yeslers wharf a month.
Is = supply for several boats but he
- never able 10 get more than cord
or two ahead Of the steamers. II
has . contract for al the wood he
car put on the wharf AT g. 80 per
cord. There are other parties en-
gagged in getting out wood IN a
smaller way. and all find larger de
mand that they can supply They
pay their choppers 81 % per cord.
and deliver their wood IN scows pin
cipally from the places where II IS
cut along the shore. In some cases
twenty five cents stumpagc Is pad
but those engaged In cutting III the
vic,uity Of Belltnwn pay no charge
for stumpage. ~ the holders of the
wooded property are ANXIOUS to have
it cleared of. BESIDES the demand
from the steamboats, for wood, there is
q constant demand for domestis use
Wood will likely bring u good price
during the coming Summer, and a con-
siderable number Of working men will
End profitable employment in getting
IL out.
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nR brennan CAN TELL THEPArlENI :
- disease the moment he comes In contac,
with them. no matter how complicated the
ease may be. without asking them word
This accounts IN part Tot bis wonderful success
in the treatment al chronic aud difficult d-
sea>e-. His perfect knowledge al physlognmy
phrenolosy. md human character. which he
reads at "a glance. enables him 10 understand
the wants Of each IA iyldual with whom he
comes in contact. anI his perfect medical
knowledge enable. hlm to prescribe Ia. proper
remedy ith uueifjng certainty
Or. RRtN An has travelled muc h. and
has come in contact with - many people by
means OF his iectuies both IN Europe and
America. that he has become u perfect maste y
in his line Of business. Tie laws ct Ike and
health. and the phs sicaI wants o' man and
woman have been his constant study Few
men IN the profession have had his broad ex.
peii'noe, and fever. >,ll pSssess ms keen and
liberal mind L. dUvr into tie mysteries OF
human nature and search out her Individual
wants 10 attempt u treat disease without
being bic To ell what tie maker is with the
patient Il like looking into the Mammoth Cave
CT Kentucky for the LIST ats Of Egypt.
Above all price of wealth,
The body's Jewel not .or minds protane.
ot hands 10 tainper with II pracilce vain.
Like ~ woman : virtue Is mans health
heavenly gift within a holy shrine.
To be apprnao he'd and tnnChed with serious fear
BY hands made pure and hearts Of faith sincere
Even "a the priesthood Of theoNE divine.
DR. brennan has astoni~hcd skep.iCs BY
bis wonderful power in lcsdlty diseases and
Curing the same after some IF the best physi-
Clans had failed 4 timely call upon the doe
tor will cost you nothing. and may be the
means OF saving you weeks and months OF pain
and suffering = broken down constitution and
an ~aily death
pr. Brennan has lec,ureJ 10 ladies for
years. aud thoroughly understands tie delicate
and refined organization Of woman, and how
haDle she i = Suffering and u ease that man
~ ms - know Ia little ahout. 1houSauds of
ladies. young and old. who scarcely see well
day in the yer and thousand, more who fill
premature grave might be maize. healthy and
happy by calling IN tiua on tile Doctor.
WHAT ARE Yet HEsr ApSrTsg FJR?
nR. FIREMAN c.n tel yoGr disposition,
what You ATE best adapt d ior. and what You
best succeed in describe a proper partner fnr
lite. Que whom sou can live and be happy with,
and in fact VII pnin; out tie true ia'h 10
Health. Hlppir and Prosperity.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Wednesday, April IL, 1877.

Nor A II SHOULD BE-. 1t IS rather
4 singular fac. tina. cur market is sup
plied with butter almost exclusively
from California. There Is no country
on the continent better ADAPTED 70
dsirying purpose. than this, aud the
shipping Of butter from California, or
even Oregon. TO this Territory is al
mos, analogous TO sending Goals to New
Castle On enquiring % one Of our
leading merchants, 4 day or two since
a. to the probable demand and price Of
butter during the coming season, be ia.
formed us that butter was likely TO be
high on account Of the drought in Cal
ifornia, a. the market there, In this ar
ticle, controlled ours altogether All
of our butter" he added, comes from
California what little is produced here
don't amount to drop in the bucket.
This 10 certainly strange, but never,he-
less it is 50. Oar rich bottoms make
the finest grazing lands in the world:
honey-suckle, clover and herds grass
grow everywhere, where clearings are
made 10 our rich valleys, with a Iuxu-
riousness hardly surpassed by the rich
meadows Of Kentucky. Still mos. Of
our farmers arc letting all of
Itess ,snatpBl. advantages pass for
Tor naught They seem 70 believe tina,
their farms can be turned 10 10 other
account than 70 produce great crops ut
roots aud hay each season. and with
these Dro iucts our market 4. consfanti,
glut,ed They may have good reason
TO complain Of hard times ii this course
is persistently pursued They could, if
they would, drive the California butter
from our market by producing u better
article At less price, and make money by
doing 50. There is money in the dairy
business in this portion of the Territory;
dairymsn in the Eastern States, where
butter 10 seldom worth more than half
OF what it is here. and where they labor
under many disadvantages not known
in this country. where they have 70
house and feed their stock for six
mont hs in the year. and where the land
has to be top dressed every season 10
produce good crops of grass. have got
rich by following the business sys,emAt
ically aud scientifically. We should be
at this time shipping butter and cheese
from this Territory Instead Of importing
it az We are Those farmers who are
willing to abandon tho old ruts Of for
mer days and SGT an example in this
matter are certain to win by such Al
innovation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-11

LUMBER.--The mills at Seabeck, Port
Gamble and Port Ludlow are not run
Mug at night At present, but are all
running tn their full capacity during
the day time The mills Al the two
former places are cutting about $4,000
aud i..j 900 feet of lumber per lay re-
spectively The Port Gamble mills
have cut from the first Of January ny
% IN, first of the ptesent month II 900
900 fee. If lumber. and are now cutting
on An average AS stated above, 10000
feet per dag The Por, Blskeiy mill Is
the only o..e running At night at
present. This mill. We learn, has =
large number of orders ahead. aud thc
prospect now is that the proprietors
will find ready market for all the
lumber they can cut during the coming
summer For the most part the lumber
market does no, look very Promising
Many of our mill men. however. regard
the outlook more fAvorably, and ate All
+. tieipat,ng a revival in the demand
soon. This is possible: hu, a very
much stronger icmaMd during the
presen, season is 10, protsal.le. Others
are inclined 10 regard the outlook loss
hopefully. but a, all events. Ne hardly
think il VII he w than At nTesent
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tE Tho Comet rourht

" THO NOillet brouTht uOWn
another load of produce from White
river yesterday, consisting principally
Of potatoes. Our market is now some
what K luttsd with this product. From
the California papers we learn that po-
ta;oes are dead drug in that markc,
u. pr sent. and that a considerable or
t'on Of the last years crop will spoil on
the haais of the farmers, AS they find
30 sale for them. Our farmers will do
we'll this year 10 plant less potatoes aud
SOW mere grain This latter Is certain
(" lie III good demand a. paying prices
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~ 4 tn, large team horse belong
ing to Mr.. Abrams which had one II
his fore legs broken waile ago, was
killei yesterday After keeping him IA
the Sings FIR several weeks, the owner
decided that h. could never recover and
concluded 10 pat him GA, # his misery
He WAS one Of the snest team horses III
the city snd the acciden, resulted IN
quite Il les. 10 his owner
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The People Want Proof.

There i no medicine prescribed by
ply sicians. or sold hy druggists. that
carries such evidence # It's success and
superior virtue rs BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease IF the Throa, and Lungs. A
proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try + superior effect be-
fore buying the regular size at - cents
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonder
iul cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it. Three doses Will relieve any
case. Try 1t
CRANE i BKGHAM. Agents,
San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



{ Ritz n Byr'i, city, Rogers.
Kingston, y Y " Gu.l'on. 4 F An
derson. l. " Brwen. Nanaimo. 3 c.
Re- J + Weeker AID wife. san Juan
Island Richard, Ren.en. J p Soho
Ley, Puy..lup, 81 Fl Rounds, Mime. :
polls " Pob;rson. White RIVER. "
Daw.Iug. ) Ostrauder. & Cox. " y
Smith. p Street, City. 2 Hays. White
River; 4 Cove. >te,lact.ofn. | Wells.
Skokonish. Chas Connell. Vic.oria: 2
Kelly, Taoons, K c Smith. White
River; y u stone, wife ami two
children. S;eiiacoom: VI Anderson
AMERICAN HOUSE
j Engman. Black Diamoni: Thomas
Neely, Nv York J sullivan. Tacoma:
" T Burbriigc; A McIvsr. { S Green
leaf, San Francisco; { G L,wis. T. ID
Plum, A r Brown. White River: u
McGregor. Newcastle; Za~kow.ki,
r Atkinson. Victoria. John Glenuon
Tacoma: " " Warren. puyallup.
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Y DUN MEN

VIII remember that Or. Brensn Is. leCtGred N
Manhood for years. and is perfectly familiar
with the wants Of al. bath young and middle age.
who troubled with Nervous Debility " prema-
ture breaking Down Of the constitution.
Many who are weak and dehilitsted wait too
long and lie; their ystes break down hefore seeA.
ing for relief. Dr. Brenan Sev,r Pals &C. restore
youthful ylgor AID build up IL. body and mind
q its nstIrh condition.
Everything strictly confidential and hoaorAb 9
with the Dr., and & ve minutes interview will con
vince any Intelligent person that be thorough y
understands his profession. You will aiws1s hua
him s.cisi and .lsa &c receive you.
OFFICE HOURS.
frafu IL g. y a. ~. 10 t, l. P.
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" The steamer Nellie b.eaEh; up
sweatv five ra'seus,rs from down the
Sound Yesterday afternoon and al al
these bat three were from Snohorish
City Anto4r other, wa. nr Folsom
who hs> jus. recovered from 'iis ''ec'
81 4 rather severe accident "hieo De
met with short time ago.
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READY FOR TIE SPRING TRADE
Messts Boyd, Poncin Il Young Of
the Arcade dry goods and clothing es-
tAbiishment. have Just opened one of
the finest Spring stocks. III that line
ever offered for sale in this city. as a
visit In their establishment will album
dainty attest. 1t includes a large aud
elegant display of ladies' and gents
furnishing goods. of every description.
and of the latest Spring styles They
keep one If the most fashionable stocks
10 DO found anywhere this side Of San
Francisco. They make something Of a
speciality of their clothing department,
IN which they have tremendous stock
cut after the latest patterns. and
marked down - the cheapest retail
rates Their large stock of Spring aad
Summer hats il especially worthy Of
mention.
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e Two more new Goa! cars are
nearly rr,i. FOR the railroad THIS
will make ih,. rumlNT III service ioiF-
teen. Mssa~ bile the Company u
keep the force Il car builders At . OK
until the number Of cars reaches 'orsy
Or tnofs
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f.. NJ. BEST Il Co. Will sell boots and
shoes for the next few days very low to
make room for large aud elegant
stock now OF the road. to arrive on the
Panama
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evening q days out from san Francis
GO. She will load Talbot coal. taking
part Of her cargo from the old bnnkers.
and the remainder from the railroad
wharf
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SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS AT til ,
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
field seeds, of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock If
seeds before purchasing elsewhere
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s- The steamer Otter - ntf alraI

- The steamer Otter - ntf again.
She Will lie put in first elias. order il
every Particular before she goes into
service Il Is reported she will he pu,
on the Zephyr's cute hn, there l. moth
ing certain ah1ts il a. yet
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L. There arc tso vessels =, rAc' nas
noN. nancy, Tia ,hnp pA>hlng Wa'e
ani barker the Emma Ausu>.a
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.g- lii re ar rox three vessels a.
Scah5ck. ram.ly. tn bsrss EHr"pa,
Au;onis sni Va'lafai,a All foreign
vessel.
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HARD ON TIKI SHEEP RAlsERs The
sheep men Of Southern California are
likely to suffer more from the present.
drought in that State than almost any
other class. The prospect Is that their
large bands IF sheep will be aImos,
DESTROYED during the coming season far
want of feed. A gentleman in
this city has shown Us letter from a
friend at Stockton, who had lust return
ed from the southern part Of the State
where be had purchased. he stated. dur
ing bis stay there, several thousand
bead of fine blooded sheep for g. cent,
head These he drove 10 Stockton
where taey will be pastured during the
Summer That portion Of San Joaquin
county about Stockton will probably
suffer less from the drought than any
other portion OF the State, AS its great
tracts Of reclaimed tule land. are ef-
fectuaily exempt from the effects Of u
heavy drought. and will make a lux
urlous pasture for the furnished stock
from other portions of the State.
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in PAU NJ B9ENAS-D, 81 .>sr.-
! take great pleasure II stating for the
benefit = those who are afflicted with
auy chronic disease. that am noss J
.r,H mfs For the past two years |
have tsc,n uuje, the medical treatment
of i tfereui physicians tToni bon.
have received III benefit
have been suffering with general
aI.A nervous debility difficulty IN
MY ,to1nach. and 81 times dizziness and
sever. heaiscAc. alno~' iteapacitating
nic i'r work
About three y ee - ago put rny st II
luder vour ca,A. sui car ssy with de-
li.hs that at. caresl sui feel like my
If again afi.r having rartsksn OF
yoasr skHltal treatment. Ia NC. hosc
"a or seems pleasure say ihl,
m4ch. bopI-g i vi. be the moan. %:
attcact.ng the suffering TO You. Who
ca ..44~ve aid cure them.
Y.s3r- truly JoWS BALIAED.
Empaye,i ., Gslmans Sawmill.
VII r.; i4l.lsh any cures per
rmei ~ TIE unless hy the Tall an
sat 81. ro4ge.t If tbs pAsieu'
PAUL NJ. BRENAN.
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NE sEoosD EsTEnrAlSxExr.-Prot
i4yi"r CAV his sec7rd en.er,ajotDa..
"TFe la, eresiug u welI-fl.esi boU..
i"ere vas an entire CHANG in The pro-
eiAmme from that ii the frs. evening
he" sld startling ILLUSIONS were intro
auce'I, fully as wonderful a. .ho..
rendered o. the previous OCCASION. Tie
gun trick was probably the most re
'harkab!e of all In this by was
Called upon the stage from the audience.
q common Springfield rife wa brourh,
forward and examined critically by
many OF the audience, who pro.ouucei
Il a perfect iire-arfn IN every particui az
ana not IN any respect unlike others in
common use Ok the same cia.s 1 guam
tity Of genuine powder was gwen to
'hc boy who placed i, in the rife and
fammed II down With Taper
wad. Three lead bullets were given 10
three different men IN the audieuc-
and placed in the rifle bv them on TOP
oi the powder another wad was put
IN and ramned down a, before ~ the
BOY. The Professor to9k his stand on
the stage while the boy stood part
way down the aisle, an taking aim A.
the Professor head. fired. Instantly
after the rife was discharged the Pro
lessor dropped the bullets from BIZ.
mouth into plate. /. was - well
done that no one presen. WAS able 10
explain tn. mystery Other tricks
equally marvellous we're performed with
equal satisfaction The presents were
distributed rs usual. including a.
before many valuable articles. The
fine large walnut bureau and mirror
purchased from Mr. Glore for So. was
taken bs Mr.. McConyiile. Of the WIS
consin House. Many new and more
equally marvellous tricks will h. per
formed Tonight. including the great
box trick. which will undoubtedly be
the most wonderful of all. Asa grand
prize, *25 IN coin will be given away to
night
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NOTICE.

- EALED TLNDEKs WILL 81 RECEIVED IL
thr aisrSiGusl. - bis IN =, for the CON
SIEJ tTlOS = ROADWAY "a Maids III
street the city e ~-atti~ from Frsut street I.
the AlrS v'si. a-coraisg IA riHns ana spscihca
ilols "a &c .a as oftls~ SAID bids & b. oteg.e='
- the next regular meeting 80 The Common CouU
a. slieh ~itt - held ST tie Council Room
AFril 18th 10. Bids - T." received suy tiuss
prtor = that evening at O'clock Dds state
TIE Irlee r. rs3~r~ncy OF eilver coin
IL RIDER 4 the Council
J. T wHEEIiK. city CLERK
SeAt;3s. pTil -. Is AI4
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rrofa IL iol2.x. to t. &7tsrN
, 1877-09-20

Gin @ci6dft fir Seben.
g9ir wuroen a,| Elm ncucs &nh9cldirr
wtlGes fiirslih erfunnen, aufmcriiam
gemo6t. 0o6clbe mad,t Dos &o6en
sum NerNrii9en. ltait sur nnnn9enr1men
Not6wenoisteit; Der Grfinoer bat liA
bri ben 6ausirauen unNerbli1 g:modt.
gSir pcrweiier ouf tie YOtent Genten.
nial Sudden Shame, perm6ge, wcl9er
moH burA Senegune eines Safens bic
Seiten Ser Shame bon Den SUDDEN l6ion
fam, p0ne nen1elbeu 81 bre1en ODER Su
helhdoi9en - pie uuon9encbm 1T es.
penn ein l66ner SUDDEN gar 1T uno er
lpirn bsim Scrousn'9mm Serbrodcn =
ioldcs fam ME uoriolen. wenn mon
Die nPotcrt Centennial SUDDEN 9fonne"
QebranMt. 9isielbe fam ou@ in eire
}MIihte piarne p%erdnbert weroeu, um
Mfnnnefnhen pb"r 9yoo BARN gu baden.
Sic 9fonnen iperbsn mr. our9 N9epten
an TamiIicn perfonTt. Seine 9ausbdlte
rim Icatc pDnc io!6e @fanne fem.
Cine ontc G%ele9rnbcit 1T elmer ueront=
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@tabt ala N0ent 81 iun9ireu, oa es Gin
nngtnehmcs uno profitables GcldGit
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natl O9io.
, 1877-09-20
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ppf~ Mrruneement.
Au0ua 1877.

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anssenOmmen Sp 'ntass. -Infunft 7.fSm
M, une II q. an Ynhf9lub 8. 81.
i@'ab AS 81. M. Y'p'
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me -. SOnnfa@- anIunf If q. 81. woi.
lWlas { S- Wf. uhb 3.45 q. 81. ~"
siicIi9e @oH. .3meimal taolid. o,so...
9enoinmsn %, ninss.-anfunfa 10 q m.
mme 3 70 % :" M ~ YOff6Iub 6.25 @.M-
nefn. 1dalib, ~ esncmmen Snnnto
~ m,tahf l].5o ". M.-pohl1lub H. q.
Meeaaonb & Ganbiae Gitenbatn. So
ltg.- Nnfunft AS 81. 81. Mrnsd,ias,
6.25 Q. 81. Sop'~9hl
sanbiIe & @reeusburo. sa,r.a. ouso,
nn@fh S1nIt 90: Mnfunit SO. III
Tarmhiae Qyndtura une gu.
syntbura. Idalid, MIDAS W "
men; ar!unft $50 q. M.9Z y %oi Wh1,
0geiapeafc G. ebio %Gifenbatn. saol.d
Sehnfags nusarnpm men. Wnfunf ~
~. = pottEdlus 7.45 g. 81. -
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, 1877-09-20
epuefttpnen Don Yrieffolfen.

Goh Talten an ben apej beionberen speoen
1 w a ~ Sfsrnfoitfn tefannI Inp, 6 mi
II .. M. 2.45 ufo $50 81. M. Sonn-
a 9s-2.45 y. ",
q Ih 6ftertaaen - 600 g. 8 m,
S.4o ". W. gpn allen anbern Aa6en perssr
sIs Sr'efs auT benz Hudpey Der araasr apos.
% Gm,I'es Stanben: SO. M. BIS $40
TX W % gon 1. Npr'I b'e 1. Nessu BE- pIu
10Y .: M. biz 200 81. N. @tlt.Wnner.
naas,01'o nTs BON 9@. M.be4N. W.
Elpet y ,a' r'gsir'rts Brieie ufsn pom s q. M
, 1877-09-20
s. t d) 8.
Q ie @efiib(e cineS Sunocs, ser

Ole @efiible cine8 Sunocs, ser IT,
men 0crtl pcrloren bat, fann nur Elm
Gbcmunn pcrtcben, oeiicn Srau ~uerrciit
III.
5uttbnrfcit. 0anfoireftcr !:
9(bcr M'ci1ter. Der Gdreibtiih 1T bod
oar at leidlt Nralbeitet, uie LANCE lofl er
Dem bolten?
Gdlreintr Ser? ser bdlt ldneer ais
Die Oanf.
ii / Of t nq. Mciiter: rMarum
ibt On Oein Sleiih niht ?"
2ebrjunqe: ~@8 1T nod) su hciB"
Meiftcr: Sea. oaun blai' es balt
2ehriunQe: rS' trou mn act "a
flieot's mir an Gno' oapon !"
Nihtiq. Gin Oonanicr an ser
0itrcidi'6n Gren,e fraate cinen reiicn
lcnorn Saneelsmonn: u6oben Gle et@
w4s 2teuerbarcs? Ser Sitreid,er ans
wortetc: - teuern ba6sn mir Tobl, aber
Saares taft nir
Bofisih #: uGoripdrts! G'eht aus
etnanoer: Ser 1T cor Nidlts loa!"
G~traBenjunQe aus oemSaufcn : nOaa
braud1en Sic ms nlht erlt ~ iaaen.
Sic miiroeu ia nidjt bier iein, wem ST.
mas los mdre !"
@rob. @af: nGic mOaen inoen,
ID s 81. rotten. ouf SIR gier befomm
idl ieoeSmal &opfTebi"
Wirtb: ygBa8 fam ih bafjir. oaG
Sie eineu 10 id)paden &opf baben!"
, 1877-09-20

SIR Sic G61ns bc8 Triu;cn bon
Natce. mctd)c beu M}arincoicait crIcrucn
mio(en. lit cas- Quartcrosd oe8 Gooettens
ldiIfcs sDartmoutb" ols 2oais cin9eridl
tet luorocn. Die Soften bctraacn iiber
$4,000. Oas ,pirb alcroings lururiDP5
S6jifdjunscns0cbeu.
Capt. II a il, Gonta Gjcrtruoo.
Scra8. bat 100000 Ndcr cinoefricOiatc8
2ano. metd)c5 er nit 80 Arbeitctn be-
,pirtbidaftct.