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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
reigsnper Gtimme boS 0ieo berS 6mtebe
aus 5einen iuneen Sobren.

reieenper Stimme bos eiec perS 6mtebe
aus leinen iuneen Sabren.
Die pom Nurien asidat rannte Der
unelidli&r SObn BON elmer Straesaur
oncern. .W5rbsr, M6rNer!" 70 flone
60 ibm In ole Sbren nod tmmsr h5rte
er eoS rptlce @tbdmmer unb bas uns
betmIt&e 9tec. plSBlt6 liunb ct an
Der AroBen S@leule une mart etnen
Bid auf bas @aGer. oas burd ben
Dtnp IN pldtlHernee 8eweauna aes
broht rurpe. Gr bebedte pas @eGdi
NIT betren 6dnoen. 900 fe pieber fori
une 3~itterte an allen @lfspern. alS isin
Huge auf cas- roul6enoe bunfle 8a6st
fel. llnwtQfdrlid ipran9 er eintae
g 6ritte surGd, bepsdte np6mals oas
@efidt. lhnelte pl5Bltd Surrdrts iber
BEN &aieu. Der ben jdbsn Abbon9 nod
Dem Glu6e uberjiebt rno....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20

Cine seiunbe reQetmdstse 8erSaung III
Der 8runbfetn Der 0efunbbett bes menln.
ltGen &Crpers. Die metRen 8ranfbeiten,
benen Der Maaen unterrrCrfen IN, ent1Srin,
gen aefDrtem gsrbauunes : 8ermD1en unb
baburh etneetretsner 8erippfune Der Candle
bes SDrpers. Dtefe GerfDpfuna au beben
perpen atsr oft r~et3enoe Mebtjtnen ange,
weHeet, welbe nt1t felten eine Gnt3unbuns
Der Darmbdute beruOrrufen unb ben R6iper
f6witen. Sraft mug tn bic Oreane ee.
braht uno beren 6untttCnsn reeultrt wereen.
Ml6 Elm Sssetab:1ti6er 5tssulatOr feben
Or. &usuR &6ntS's 9ambureer GrDpfen
uniibertrOfen ba. Dteielben r~einteen ben
Maser, 1drfen bic Qebsr urb Re1en bos ae.
forte gerDauunas,8ermDsen mieosr Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
GeberleiOen.

Die Sober 1T zines Der rptGttsaen Sraone
bes 8Drpers unr fClte man caber alien I'm.
-saelmdstsfetten bteies Organs Nufmerf,
anfett fhenfsn. 9eberleioen umfost emit.
.:ber etnen ssrtGen @raO ron Erdgbeit Des
Dr9aneS. Der es uubefdbtet pie uGtbiee
Nenge Cafe a6aufonpern Deer etne Ser.
fOpfune In ben @atenaefdben. wel9e ete
@a1e btnbert In ben Darmtanat su aelan.
gen. Die @aut erbdlt eine stlbtite Tarbe,
es finb S6mfr3eR In Der reGtsu Seite unb
re&ten S6ulter rprbdnbea uno Der Nppetit
ntmnlt ab.
Or. &uguf 8Gnts's 9amburser 1rcpfen
fdrfen unb reeultren bic Sober. ~retniaen ben
Nagsn unb sntfernen aus ben @ebdrmer
bic Nartn anaebduften @rubitdttn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20

Wer bod aiegeu wiu,
ham ttef fallen.
Gr5abl'.
aus benz Sapbper.rle ben
8riebrih Sanettler.
iS&lus)
1tefst 6alL.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
Nerb0le &opfi@merien

rDerben bur6 gsrfcpfane Doer @sreauunes>
StDrungen berDCrseIufen. Iteisntasn per-
fcnen, wrI6e az oteiem 1stel lstben, muffin
&afee. &um. Bisr unb Taoad prrmetpen
une brn He,t Durh 81. apguH 8on,9's
6amburger Srppfsn often baltsn.
Yertonen, weiGe elmer nBenbsn @etens
we,le u%nterwOrfsn liue. lCa.sn flo fsut
MUraens Sswssuns tn trstsr 9uft MAIDEN
uno Or. &usuf 8Dnt8's 6dmburAsr 3rcp>
fen mebrmals pes Ga9es IN tle,nen Doltn
eeb.au1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
1tefet GALL.
70 &iu 81

Btr molten 0uiuaume's 0eben ntdt
In auen @inSeIbetten ldtIcern; fIr Den
2sler seni9t es su Dt7en, pas Der iunse
@iuGsritter etuen oumn1en Streih aez
mo6t bate, aIs CT nit isinen @!tern
brad, cenn aus (einen etonsn Wttteln
tOnnte sr pas Serfdwsnpertl&e 9sbsn
ntGt LANCE metr befreiisn, unD er bate
ii& OtsuCrein isren Bes sur umfsbr
abgel@uttten.
Chen 70 psntg poQen MIR IdiIeern,
rel6e Witts! etne liebenDs SHUTTER, Der
Ieipsr pts Aussn su ipdt u~ufsinesn,
Mot ale anpanete, UNI BEN SUbn ;u
einem mdbiSen. loItoen Seben, sur Ser,
ISbnuns nit Soft uno Der StrGr, nit
Batter uuo Nutter su~ridaufabren.
gle psrfuGis Nues, absr Sereebsns.
StpesmaI, wenn fte ben unesrotbenen
Spbn aufsslu&t tatte, tpurpe ,brf
6ersenSpunCe nur ttefer uno blutteer,
3uIest bate aud fe ben Spbn aufse.
9eben.
@utGouue riit ~ pierce, beIu@te
rie Sper, rrurpe Dilettnrt Der Muft
uac Witeltep zines etebbabertbsntsrs
er mar elegant essen pas ld6ns Sc
f6ls&t, NOR Der 9Swe auf ben 8duen
lnr Der irtstsfantefe unc amiiuntsfe
0slsal&aftsr auf ben Sabnpartten auf
oeu1 81 uno Dem &beile urO BET ben
AusRaSsn In bic reisenben SbdIer Der
8Oselen, furS CT uer;ebrte ;ebnmaI mebr
ols CT rsroteute. Am @npe crying es
ibm vte Aasn, bic letatfnnts S@uIs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
Geltbwarf,
Tle6teu, Sal3ImB

entlprtnsen oae rnrefhem Slute unp lit ea
Der bu.h Den anerfannten S%lutretntaer Or.
&uauf 8Cnts's 9dmburQer &rDefea Der
@tfttof aus BEN 86rpsr gu entfernen. Srt
tt IS ieDDn nptbta. I'm Die 6eilune III rs.
fhleunt0en, duberl,@e totals Wtite! an,u.
penoen. 1is eth iDithes 1T Or. uuauf So.
nil's 6dmpur9er SrduterrHa@s7 iOpUbi dis
Dug. w,s 6stlrGFafsr ron gutter @rfune
une lstlet Defenders ,1uaenoer MUtnrn,
wel&e al aeIfbwoaenen 8sulen leiDst, I'm.
beiablbGre Dtsn(te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
37l6
St Et.s feline GsnbsI uua rsrn oau

St Itte lrtue @pnbeI uab Gem oau
bntsn, 100 ne stwcbnt bate; frstltd
roate sr utat ~ bcfer, BON rort u
tbIe Spur o~ufRnoen 40 f6nnen.
SOr Gem 6aule fos NpcaOnia, wdh
rsnp Domcntcc helhdftiGt mar Nte
auRulpaunen unD Suottta BON @'ne
gum Aursrn lief. Neuaisrig rihti
fe tSr Nuse ouf ben 6remosn, IA faF
fe pIDgIid sans nabe sur Wutisr M
Spra&
.Dpyt. Muttsr, III oct Wann, Ger r't
IG6ns Si9nOrtua luht, auf 'efnes1 st.
ar If tin tIauer &tna urc CT If II III
unp blUno mte lie J"
@pCUonta muilsrte rem N1berire!fn:
ben ; ia, jur,tta bate Rsht ct ra'
bIUaC uno fh5a. uuo wsJitid bi's'.
bort an ginger Elm blauer Ssein. ga
iiOn eins nit N~pUucnta Elm @sIprdh
~ fGbrsn. Gr froste Iie, pb Fe 3'ms
MFR uetmieibe unD mer bsi iby rotne ;
eurIth Ea9ss ct, cb cs pabr FGi, pae
jenes JrduIetu, wslhss man tabt IN
raS Srrenbauo bttnBe' rpaen, DON hisy
aus entrt6en mare.
"Sa." lpru6 NpOurnia, uup 0aPos
metnss in tbtem Slide Elm @twos ~
Ieleu, wEl1ts ietn 5ers freurts s~ttterr
lief.
"unC MANN" fragile 81 meter, he.
merfte tbre u~mBebun9, caB fe enl 1O5tH
iei?
NpOuOnia elaGbIte nun, wieeeon uae
0tIttte nit rem Arjte tn ote Stapt OF
fabrsn rparen unD man mad tbrer Ild
tebr 1berslsa's 3imuer Ieer fano.
~unm5slt9 TT &C, bte ger3weiFuna
bteler 9eute ;u bsfdreEtsn," eno'9t,
NpOlcntG tbreu 8sri&t. ~Wtd bdI
ten jie am Itsbfen um9tbraGt, auttn
wis tonnte i'd fit pas TrduIetn sin
fleben ? Die game Sturt, aue obseben
ben 56ife, her Babnbof. Die udGfien
Srt|&af!sn 9nO purdlubt wDrpen, Cue
UrGulein ia perIdunben."
3, wer mir lnesn fSnute, 100 lie III !"
REF Wafon 1tmerslt6 aus. User
wstb, wubin fe sertstb, na6bem fe tbren
entlsbItbea g8dhtern sntfob !"
Segt trat Domenieo btnsu, rpelder
ras @s1pIdb hui baIb bate b5ren f5n
men, er flrd!ste, pie Wutter unp Suptt,
ia wttosn 3u frIb rsDen, benn ct bate
rem biauen Ring nod ni6t su lebsn
Ssymc6t. NirE!t6 ldhelte bic Wutter
Suoitta III, oIs srOue ie serabe BE-
stnnen gu fpre6en, caber rtsf er plump
brau8:
.Wuttsr benfe al, Den Nin9-ss II
iGpn gut" fI8te CT aSsr 9let& bins
81, renn ct bate Gid jsBt ieIbf Don
Der 6arbe Dec Steines lberseust. 81
1T blau."
apOIunta unc Sueiltu sueIst6 be-
9annen nun NIT f@ iberfdrssnpsu
8Orten ;u eradbIen.
"unc in 2cyettc 1T lts sIlflt@ anse.
fOmmen," I@lo6sn ie. "DUmenicO ba,
ie lstbft nod oOn Stnisosl,a aus BIN
beeIeitet fe mar ;u gut uno id6n, ale
bos or ite bdtte auf benz @ese austr
IaiIsn f5nnen, pOrt bat fe unter Der
burmberitsen S6peffern etne Greuns
bin unp mar BET bensn upbl per-
fOrst."
(SGiuS fOl8t.)
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Welb(ulbt.

@elbiuGt 1T etnt StOruns Ger 9,bsr unb
blburG tsrpOr9ebraGte n%eberfanuns DeS
Blutes NIT Gaus. &eintsuns Der Sdfte
In Gclse ron tlGttgeut &bflbren burG Or.
Nuauf &Dnts's 6amburser SrCpfen, tag
Hide lauwarme S1psr, unp Brpsgun9 in
freter yutt isnb Die bsften 6attOren etne to.
tale 9ettung ;u besDeden. ,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23

Al If aEsurreyed. shall dcsribo tie
ssuse =. nearly as possible Wilton; 3
surT~y. - any time within the p@F.oC
q tAres years after tiip. aid iee,sra-
ton. open making sstisiac,1ry prof Ia
the Register and Receiver CT the re-
clstgat.on Of saif tract II land N tie
n!aiseer sfefesait, upon the payment %
the Receiver Of the additional sum IF
:! -, for ,Fac, 70, exceeding 6 10 aer--
&" shy one person. pa:eut tcr he
sAsa- shall t'e issael 70 AIus. pros .ds-t
THAI 80 pef-on shall be permit q to
enter more ,hau ore "a II land ard
r.n, - exceed 6 10 ser. @hIoh .h-l. he
IN Cosnp4ct .5rta
See That al lands exclusive Of
p. 1I5,-r .,lsd- and miatr4l and. which
vi not, without irrigation produce
lone agricultural crop shall b. deemed
desert lard. within the meaning .: this
&C, which fact shall bc ceFtaine'l l,y
,ro~f of tao ar more credible ~.tnesse.
uadtr pa,h whose sffi3sv.ts -ha s.-
t.isd ~ tn Land Office IN which .ai.i
tract If land E.y l- registered
Sec >. Tba, ;his act shat! only ap-
ply - ar.I take effect IN the States Of
California. Oreg and Nevada, and in
the Territories OF Washington, Idaho
Montana Utah, Wyoming, Arizona
New Mexico aad Dakota, ard the deter
rniuatio.. If " hat may be considered
deser; laui shall be inject 70 the decis-
ion and regulation OF the Commissioner
of ,hy. General Land Office
The foregoing bill is one Of iucalcd-
liable beneti. t. the States and Terrific
ri.-~ mentioned. If capital can be Iii
rtcted To- take hold If the movement.
* those ands sla:.d tG-,iay they are
us,l,ss, unproductive. and without in
due meut Of some kind will re,uain o
for yesrs. They are marked upon the
maps Of government surveys a. worth
les anl no movement has YET beea
made ~ have them surveyed. from the
impression " hich has heretofore existed
that the expense in that direction would
have been unwaErsuted and useless
waste ot public funds. That the door
Is open tor large speculation is true, but
without this liberal offer capital and
land OPERATORS would no. touch IT. 1t
Is ahou, the only proposition wherein
the monopoli>t and land operator can
be utilized for the public good. Any
plan 10 bring this portion Of the public
domain into cultivation and settlement
can only be hailed "a beneficial to tue
Territories aud States having vast areas
If ssgcb'ush deserts. 1t Is the PROPOSE
ton of Mr. Woodburn. of Nevada --
Post
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BUCHAREST. April 2l.-The Russian
Gcaerl! and his staff have III k'n~clie-
neif :or CLgheri All ScCtari. 4 cav
airy force IS marching t1~arss the
ua7n'S, 'he Artillery > c-,"ce'' rating
~ "a" direction Of 10y >yGia~. 40
/ r-rbni
LONDON. Anr,' -l-A special from
FetA say II - reported t''os HASA g.
c'ds. n send 3. second c;rc4.ar t Tue
P"werS ard await 3 reply before dtcl'r-
iAg var The Dad condition 81 the
roads III Asa - c9n>!'s, I'd the Cause 81
'ae apparent hcsI;a''ou.
fAkis' Apri' -i--A e'fFeeif''oe"'
says near "h s'SH aH'''oF"E 'h''
" II, ic'efso3FS' 1'hS'aa'lh"p'e ara
London the most authoritative oii!'
mas oe''e'e 'na' ""' must '''he
NO a'''oh - oe'"S ''"T" III 'i'"s' o''t
10 aver iIa' c"'Hs''''PIr'
'iENNA' apr" mere Is 4'''e
PANE IN i''u'hah'a aooh' " turkish
INVASION. Inc hoh ahi'h oo'''h'h"ht
mas app''eo I" 'ne f'"efs' a'd l. DC
comm : h'ff pressing u ~ 'i''''''" 10
he saved II III 'H'ass'ah ana ia III
haz"oAN i"ey are fe''''' s'F '''-S
Against TIE occ"pat'o" VI h'"'na"'N 'S
''e i"' S's' troops nc answer ''''
''o' oee'' d 'ea'sii'ns one "et say
ing 'he passage 81 u ~" troops u
ia" 'ou'ha'''a" sue ""u'' "i''''" OH
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From Saturdays Oresoniap !
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. April 2o.-The dr.
gonaut. Frank Pixley's new weekly. will
publish the following to morrow:
We understand, from a source which
we believe to be thoroughly reliable,
that there Is now III the possession of
Senator of the United States at present
IN this city, paper of the utmost po-
liticsi Importance TO the country, and
one which. if all that's said abou, it be
true, will create such sensation rs the
country has not known since the days
of the electoral tribunal. The paper
is nothing more nor less than copy Of
q set of resolutions which it Is the pur-
pose of James g. Blaine to introduce
in the Senate at the meeting of Con-
gress in June. The resolutions, after
setting forth that there exists grave
doubts in the minds If the American
people rs to the legality of the final
settlement of the Presidential question
which resulted In the Inauguration of
Mr.. Hayes, go on to say that it
is due 10 the whole American people.
and particularly to the millions who,
believing that Mr. Hayes had been fair
ly defeated, yet accepted tho decision
i'll his favor In good faith, tn submit the
question to the final arbitrament Of the
highest tribunal known 10 the corstitu-
ton. the Supreme Court Of the United
States. that insonuch rs the propriety
OF such proceedings may be held 10 he
matter of doubt. because Of the fact
that five members of that court were
members of the late electoral tribunal
therefore The resolutions propose that a
grand court of arbitration created es-
pec:ally to consider all questions that
may be brought before it relating to the
legality of Mr.. Hayes tenure. whether
In The nature of que 'carraafo or ether
wise. and that said court be composed
Of the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of each State III the Cnion-3S
judges in all. That portion. Of the res
olu,ions which proposes this court
takes the form of bill. 10 whleh Is al
ded prov, sion tina; any person other
than the defeated candidate NAV bring
81 action to di.posSess the present in
cunt mt.
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ufi'" ~ - singer Manufacturing Co,
fjsst SAD YaAltt! Str-.t-.
Portland Or 1cH.
February ! .. i717-
II l. wa IL EtSrEcIFt LIZ NOTIFY ORR
customers. aud al persons desiring 70 pur-
'iase ar celebrated Haehines tina: xe have this
LAY appointed " q. JAMESON. agent for
Sea''.e AMI king County
'i''s' ~ *! business has BEEN placed in the
AAHa- u IRVING BALLARD. Esq. who will re-
e'i'e AMI receipt for any money due tie Con-
pauy.
TIKI SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
'r@s-''H VI ". PARSONS, Manager.
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TELEGR APHIC.
Exclusively to the
D.llLH' E.TTELLIGE. tIEK.
EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-lnsiructions
have been sent by the Secretary Of the
Treasury To San Francisco directing that
the revenue cutter Rush commence a
summers cruise along the coast from
the LIST of May The Rush Will pay
particular attention to American inter
est. in Alaska aud other grounds. and
watching the seal fisheries. \ telegram
was received at the Treasury Depart
inert from Gen. y. O. Howard. by the
War Department. saying that since the
troops were removed from Alaska. in
stead Of q revenue cutter being plac ed
on duty To watch our interests at that
station. heavy vessels should perform
the service. but it was decided that the
revenue vessels will he al that is neccs,
sary. TIL. Rush is we'll armed, and
should it Ire found that further force is
necessary a man-of war will be sent to
the otter aud seal grounds.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Silver bars
1921. grcenbaoks, ll9. gold; Silver coin,
! per cent discount. Gold opened at
1905, rose to :, and closed at 1909
Money. 2Gt2!; Governments. dull;
stocks. very active, unsettled and irreg
ular.
BosgoS. April 2l-- Ed C. Rand. Jr.,
to-day transferred his property for the
benefit Of the Trnst Fund creditors. and
OH taking the poor debtors cath was
released from prison,
New YORK. April ~ Information
/ Is received here Of the murder Of Lance,
on the Labrador coast, Moravian mis-.
sionsry. and Of " Bale. his son and
two daughters. on February sth The
/ object Of the murder i, believed "a
have been plumber.
+ \ aumbsr If Turkish Army officers
arri, "a day They ca me- to- inspect
arms, AMI are ordered To learn the
/ American method OF manufacturing
arms, and 10 witness the working of the
machinery employed in manufacturing
arms in tie United States.
J NEW YORK. April 81. The CO nmir-
tee appointed by the State Senate ia
/ Investigate the ch>rges against Senator
! Wooden heli secret session. al the
Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning. an
then proceeded Ia Ludlow stree, Jail Il
use Tweed
AsH!NGroS. April 2i.-EX-G Cover.
nor Kellogg ~rlyins - a4ues;ion saws
Admitting Packard j. the leading gov.
error Of Louisiana. the force against
him il 81 great he will uo: l., able Il
holi on, longer cannot say lust what
Nil ~ his course under the circum
stances, bu, think hc will quietly with
draw wlihou, rrosora'ioa Of hst'le OF
blc,5shei
General Sherman has autographed q
letter to the SECRETARY - Mar relative
- tie withdrawal &c ,r,sops IN New
Orleans 3, General Sheridan q. Chicago
~l'h instructions - have the order eS
ccutel A. directed ten. Sheridan Ia.
lss; night received \ telegram from
Gen Anger reporting everything quiet
e New oglcaOs
Cev r Il c Smith. Appoin,men'
c!rsN g the Treasury. has been AZ
p.,in'e. t.rss assistant A'taraey Genera
al has ADOPTED
S-.nAt.s Gordon gives III. canStraCJ5er
e :}as la~s "a pay 81 over-hsTSes 81
the Western al Atlantic Ts,lrcai stats
property and has requested Quarter
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T. nj w lsIT

PErRoLIA. Ai.til2o Yesterday after
noon lightning struck a large tank on
Troutmsn farm containing 10000 bar
rels Of oil The tank wss destroyed
and the burning oil set fire 10 two other
tanks containing 25n0o barrels # oil
which were also destroyed The burn
ing oil ran down the creek for mile,
aud destroyed everything In il course
Twelve oil wells with tsnks We're de-
strsye,i. aud the town # Trartmau con
si<ting Of hotel and billiard room.
aud dwellings. were destroyed The
loss 10 ,own is estimated a; Sc, 0osl: loss
on wells unknown
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Comfy and City Official Press.
Monday, april %, 1877.
BUYING PROFITS.

TIE late refors,l failure Of Ff,el-
lauder. the "grea. grain king .: al
i:orlia. by whieh 5000 600 Of unsecured
iudcbfe3ness j., wiped out with 3 " hat
il aaot er # tic Instances 20 frequent
In modcrn commercial annals. 81 the
elIsastrous effects Of taking ones wealth
aud ere-eli, on the prospects Of expected
gain.
During tecs't years. Ft,edlarder hss
cut very large tgufo in The financial
affairs # the Pacific coast OF grain
spectators and shipper, H.. has . ef'
the prince \ fcw years age he made
the entire farming community Of Cali
fornia feel hs power by nanopoiizin2
the grain carrying ,fa!r lctso-n san
Frareiseo and England. aud 10y putting
up freight 10 his own figures realized
enormou. profits.
Lstely Mr.. Ffirdi.rlcr has been
purchasing large quantities OF Iand in
the droughty San Joaquin valley. and
Advancing heavy sGms u ,uoney 10 the
farmers of that district III anticipation
al the profits that would be reaped on
this season's crop. But the best laid
plaus OF mice and nen, gag aft aslee."
and the drought has interviewed 10
Illustrate his visionary calculations il
all or the greater part Of the capital
employed in his operations, the catas.
trophe might have been avertcd. and
future year of rain and plenty rcsur-
rec,eI his buried Investments. but a. i,
happened. the Wherein thai was Dor
r0wcd from the Commercial banks nj
the exorbitsut rate Of enc and ole and
quarter per cent per month interest
which only business of the su,est and
most rapid returns can justify with
profit Consequently the great opes-
ator has bad To suspend. and the papers
fclicitaie lie public tbut no more than
margin OF about 5000. 900 is lett un-
covered by security
This loss Of the insignificant, fraction
Of 5000 GOO to the monied capitalists Of
San Francisco as II consequence of the
great drought, that has pinchod the
valley of the san joaquin. Is. perhaps.
mere bagatele III comparison with
the aggregate distress attending that
visitation; bat taken in connection
with the shrinkage III value of the
Comstock mines amounting 10 so. 600
600 in less than mouth, or almost n
million day, il administers severe
caution in regard to the policy Of in
vesiing large sums Of money on the
uncertainty of faturo Developments. or
on chances that are subject 10 the viciS-
situaes ii the seasons and iucruiable
circumstances.
However. il may he said with safety
that that S6oo,o,o might have
found It's way back TO the banks vaults
had ii been invested in this Territory,
where the rains can be depended upon
every year with the precision of the
seasons changes. and where there u "A
margin Of security IA thc elasticity Of
country whose reserves At natural
wealth are still replete
The legic of such very practical
facts as these. will have their weight
in time 10 compel a recognition Of
the claims ri our northern {, untry 70
the due share If the necessary capital
fcr the development Of lis resources. Of
which the loug-oontinued mama for
southern investment has heretofore de
pr,ved i,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23

III. ,y;.Ei..Y ;+.ar.I.esecT..

Ti..s ga 81 s~paIHr s-srTssl 4 wszfsra wash-
lsssl. vita tie .zrgesf r.ressl stlos = SsF<-
In tEe TsfTs.oHs. = pgb,lsA~i -vErF saturday
sssygias. Terms shree DstiaF. fwr az
nza. IL tdTss @. etsfsE.se. sf.oo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23

! Tbs WHITE il destined - be-
ocme The leading sewing machine in
the market only patented in lo76- II
u not Vet fully known - the pub It.
Mr. T. BRYAN ~ agent here. ard will take
old machines in part payment f1r uew
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23

ulas'sr-Geaeral Meg % compate tn
zl1nsri due The S,sta On rais oss.1s;rgc-
t,oa he amount ! something ovrr two
bac3-sd t5oa.a1i dollars.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

'I,Hy TRxAsTKEg nF KING COUNTY NIL
| paw % rrsseztstgaa ~ 60 tstss5>!lRS warrants
8rxxa 90 tae CuaEty Fea3 pp = kae s~r ss&iuS
~ Z al sse ~~r4~- & 80 b~sTtrs cate &sF ztk
~ ts.eress 81 - .llqwsa 90 SAL ~srsri after
;n.vss aAss frszsz sAts dsse
GEo n. Hill Tr~asz-~-
tssae e Constv r. t~1Tsri
s~afr'e .prs, stss. 80. sr2slwGswtw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-23

DR. STEELE. who has for years been IL tn.
Proprietary Medicine business and who has
Travelled IN various parts Of the world IN sear, b
Of Information has great confidence In the Frsd.
iestor IS the " Ne Pins Ultra Of safe SURF and
reliable remedies for general use as Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with . bottle without delay.
and You will always keep IL in the family and save
money Don = ~ put of with some other pTe,sr-
alton Take only steel Pain Eraiica.or We
can produce thoHssBts Of testimonials A. 10 the
cures made but . trial will prove to the mos,
skepiieal tsst IL is truly al Eraaicsscr Of Pain.
Aches and lnhatDmstions. II has been and IL.
nov. constantly used by harsensn a. IAni-
rnent, and has saved more valuable property 81
that Kind than any other preparation Take
pains 10 see that yen get the genuine
Pat Gp in large bottles. and for sal. l., drug.
gists and dealers. II you hspper - be In /.
iecaity where SrEEIES PAIN FE.pTCATOR
cannot Dc obtained. send - the neares, whs sale
druggist. or "a tne Agents.
NJ. A. KELLY. Seattle.
Iobhing Agtnt for the Sound Ports
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM
Wholesale pruggisss
81. S2s and JIG Front stree: san Prsncis~o Cal
Price 81 Per Large Bott s.x n 1.tlesf for :
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