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Liver f. King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as il controls
the life. health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proner
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood.
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
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LABOR REFORMKR.-Msrt Taylor,
who was through the Sound country .
few years ago with . fiddler named
Barney, giving snids show perfor-
mances, and who. We are informed, has
followed such calling ~ the above all
his life, and never having been noted
for anything except bis big nose. which
he prided himself On. has turned out to
be great reformer. He is holding
street meetings in Portland now,
preaching labor REFORM" the Chin.
ese must CO." etc. For such men ss
Mart Taylor. who. perhaps. never do
good weeks work during their natural
life. to stand on the streets and hsran-
que people who do work for . living
about their rights and wrongs, is. in our
estimation. " cheeky"
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Nkxssw ESCAPE. Saturday after.
noca ! nan was out in . small boat
aooWsAa dty. enjoying q sail on the
bay. The viad Was very unsteady and
at q unsxpseted moment q squall
struck The beak. turning it bottom up.
Capt. Mark Norton, Of the Teaser hap
pened 70 ~ tie boat 60 over and he
pr0seded 70 The scene as soon as posi-
Ole With the steamer. He found the man
90 sop Of the boat almost numb from
me Wind and water. He was taken on
board the steamer and the sailboat
s,satsd and towed to the wharf. Capt.
Norton deserves much credit for the
prompt manner in which he fastened
% TIE poor victims rescue.
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WILL CoNNEcT.-It would seem as
though the people of The capital city
are determined to have the Cheha!is
valley trade. About $500 have been
Subscribed to assist in opening the road
from the head of Oyster Bay to Elma.
and force of men are now doing the
work. The Chehalis people are busily
at work pushing the road through their
county, and it will not be long before
the roads will come toge ther and the
fertile valley of the Chehalis will have
for the first time an outlet and market
for her almost unlimited wealth and
productions.
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WILL BuiLD. Judge j. r. Lewis
M pu'chssed the Hillory But Ter lots.
"a Tia east side Of Third street. Just
celow 4 Q. Arderson's fine NAV
aoa. where he expects to build in the
ooarss OF few months q handsome
audience tor his owp occupancy. A
"fce OF men will soon Be set to work
stad'ng down and leveliug of the lots
Fsparstory to the erection of the build
G u will Be- good news to the
sooses many friends in this city to
'sass inst hs intends making . home
= taking up his permanent abode in
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NOTICE. On the FIRST of October,
1878. there will be . change in. the
business of the undersigned. All per-
sons indebted to US will ct once make
arrangements to make full and satisfac-
tory settlement Of all outstanding in.
debtedness by that time; and. as far %
practicable, prior to that time. All
claims not settled in pursuance of this
notice will be placed in the hands of .
collector. with instructions to collect ty
law. After this notice all bills must be
settled monthly. CHILBERG Bros.
Seattle, Sept. 3. 1878. s4d1m
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MOVED UP.--M Mr.. s. g. Benedict. an
old. timer OF Seattle. and for some years
past the popular and efficient telegraph
operator and express agent at Port
Gamble has moved back again to the
city. He will hold forth in the shop
recently vacated by Mr.. Llewelyn, on
From. street, and will shortly build
him residence on Second street. near
the new residence of j. w. George,
Esq. Mr.. Benedict will be succeeded
at Gamble by Mr.. Leslie jackson.
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,IIII Il7gLLIGENeER.
...d.y, september 9. 1873:

cosvESrroS.-Tbe dele lie
cous', - :. the various Republ'-
s'ts' ' :s throughout tie county
~ !. M.ddocks' Hall on Sat.
.sssoiesas o !. and after being called
rdsy io &C. g. Il. Hsnford. Chairman
pGds1 y ,hIicsn Central Committee,
vdesesa:. , # Geo W Tibbetts, chair
iss slec. S pB Ward, Secretary. After
-, sne liant of q committee on Gre
y spp0t.SS s convention took . recess
issl's,.. ' -. Upon re-assemb,ing the
til Co. 81 reported in favor of giving
ss - Newcastle and squask each one one
14aioO, I'll than was specified in the
80 .yi1 Ire precinct Of Tolt was also
~ slu ~ ,snresentstive in the conven-
,!IssesT -. temporary organization was
- - armament and the following
as's1s s!stiemsn were then elected by
!. - q y r.rrsssnt King County in the
hlle -, y Territorial Convention:
= = NH. DR. r w Sparkling. DR.
0sF !" weed. Irving Ballard, J
= 1Rncb, D P Jenkins. l. B
' - Green and L McMillen.
An0ls ..,sn:ion then declared in favor
III i, v Ballard for prosecuting At
-. |. for the Third judicial Dstrlct.
~ ~. delegates were instructed for
GSDndlsy was then nominated
w ....lsmstion for the legislative coun-
z "A q " Tibbctts, d B Ward and
~ wcod;o were nominated for MEM
y. q the House. d P Jenkins was
..;sa,ed by reclamation for Probate
ssSss LIB Andrews was nominated
= AUDITOR, LV Wyckof for Sheriff.
asa y Hill for Treasurer. E Bryan for
y. ....sor. 3 s Ingrabam for superinten-
- = schools, P u Eastwick for Sur
' '.s..' Ike Wsddell for Wreckmaster.
= ! \ Sparkling for Coroner. The con-
8" then divided up for the pur-
.xe Of nominatipg precinct officers.
Il Roswell Scott and G L Hatch were
~ Justices Of the Peace for
,..,tle. The convention passed off
.,y quietly and orderly. although
,s.h intsrest was manifested by the
.suective friends of the various csndi-
ates for nominations.
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iAcHr RAcR.-To.morrow the long
s'ssd'ot yscht race will take place in
~ nafoo.. 1t is now expected that at
u" I'VE boats will sail. Among the
saeoer will be the Ada, of Port Dis.
Nv sers; the Nip and Tuck. of Belltown;
re- -: V'y OF Olympia. from the Capital
wy ana the Amelia, of Seattle. The
svsliing desire now is for . good
-. 800 ana clear day. Quite . num-
AZ " v'sitors are expected from the
; !. ports about the Sound. and it
expected considerable interest will
0e Manifested in the race.
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THAT FooT RACE.-It will lie re-
membered that couple of weeks ago
two young dry. goods clerks of this
city ran foot race on Commercial
street and have since been unable to de.
eide which one was the winner. Con-
sequently the same parties decided to
run again to settle the vexed question.
A few friends accompanied them to the
track and after fair contest the small
err man was declared the winner by sew
eral feet.
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AsuyED.-On Saturday afternoon

A,sVsD.-On Saturday afternoon
ii. ba.k Lizzie Williams came up the
sooud urder full sail. She had on board
.bout one hundred and fifty tons Of
i,,;oht for our merchants. and conse-
oueotly came into Yssler's wharf. Just
6sIore reaching the wharf . squall
truck the bark, causing her to drag
Ter ANCHOR, which had been dropped.
Tic consequence was that her bowsprit
vas showed through the roof of the
veye house, and she came against the
vbsrf with some force. displacing
few piles. The damage to the wharf
will not amount to over seventy five or
eighty dollars. The damage to the
tsrk IVES Of no consequence. She
brought freight to the following mer-
chants Of our city: Glore & Wunder,
L Reinig. T Lyle. L s Rowe, Hall Il
Psulson, H McAleer & Co. Crawford &
Harrington, Heartily Known. Schws.
bseber, Bros 4 Co. + W WusthOff. j
Sullivan, ] Hart. Onsum & Olstad. JAS
Borren, Stetson 81 Post, f w VALID.
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THE RIGHT SrAMP.-We find the fol-

The RIGHT SrAMP.-We find the fol-
loving item in . Walla Walla paper
sad ~ il shows so we'll the sentiment
ofthe hardy settlers who are filling up
our Territory. we will republish ii: On
he $50 Of August an emigrant train Of
wagons nearly . mile long passed
through Boise City. Many Of the wa
scn sheets bore curious inscriptions as
follows Puget Sound or Bust" I'm
Bsash Grass We Trust" washington
fsfritory." Not Hunting Injuns but
Homes" etc. They seemed to be On
szcsllent class of people fully able to
ny their way. and will doubtless make
eood citizens, and will be fortunate
addition to any community. Lot them
cone.
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INSURANCE MATTERs.-Mr. Row.
land. the insurance agent, informs US
that all the companies now belong to
the board. 80 that hereafter the rates
in any and all companies will be the
same, and not ss heretofore be varied
according as the company was board or
nom bOard.
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ssseD. Commodore Budlong.
y tho yacht. City of Olympia.
= 'of this city with his boat last
s 3! corning. He was compelled
a., ekookum bay on the trip
= ~ p. =. subsequently, did not arrive
~ until Sunday afternoon.
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WING bELow.-Dr. Bryant, the
ss.'e'sa At Newcastle goes down to
- oy oy the City Of Panama to At
Nosla's mother. who is lying i'll 1t
Eoa. he expects to return in .
4 months Meanwhile his practice
Rsos 'Scsst'e is attended to by DR..
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LARGE SHlPMENTs.-The Olympia
o. ster Company will ship two and one
half tons Of oysters daily to Portland.
from the beds in front Of the capital
city.
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BUILDING.-Rev. j. T. Ellis, Con-
grega.ional minister of this city, is
building . neat little residence in Bell
town, near the old railroad.
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SAiLED.-The bark j. B. Bell went
to sea loaded with coal on Saturday.
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OysrERs.-The first oysters Of the
season at the Saddle Rock.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is IRE proof has good accom-
mediation for families. and 40 good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
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MArsoS DoxxR RESTAURANT, Front
....et next to the /. Arcade" Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trsv-
d. H. NEBsTKR, Proprietor.
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper's.
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Wharf street, Victoris, B. C..

CALL ON J. A. McPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells al
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in 8. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
sttle. w. r. myl7 diff
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~ Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD K HARRINGTON, Agents.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

Mrs. Wise and daughter. b Lisius. New Tacoma
Newcastle Sheridan. Townsend
@ Mills. L Washington ~ Cooley. San Juan
Geo " Tibbstts, ksnton Chs Childs. Townsend
] Rane. do Wm Rsbetns. ~ Wrangel
Z warren, La Conner CWhalan. Victoria
n Ford, Wslla walls JCallaghan. n Tongues
a Ford. do Pas 1oertssy. Milton
Miles. Newcastle Chas Judd. do
John Moore vashorl Nto Brow, Olympic
Wu Mines. Humboldt Capt Ciark. Schr Lstitia
McGse. Str Olympia
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
r n Grow. puvsmtsh s0rssu, white
q benjsman, n Jesssy, p Mcmahon. do
J Met. snohomish John lampson wife.
B vanbibus. do Victoria =
Holbgock, do &C Barnes PORTLAND
u Ftsk, HOlmes Hafbor Miss Barnes do
W 4 stewart. Black I'd Hughes. do
EP Andrews. lowell Courtney, Astoria
q W Andrews, Lowell stewart. DO
WIN Pittmsn. Gamble John Gaines. do
Hsnrv perry, do HI Trainer. Chicago
! Hovelle Gan FrsnciscoA Hughes. Green
l. NcOuaid. do Routuson. kenton
W Iolbrook, Townsend Thos O'brieu. do
z c Cooper. Renton
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
=. p,r.t snosualmte Oh Thomas. Fall City
ari Z, ~ Dayise ST Kennedy, Portland
! p.terk,n Tscoms CA Pauisoa. Tacoma
James Duvall wife. Dumerss. 90
anohoraish @ Atkinson. DO
-. n.miela Newcastle n Ramsdsli. do
q vSsermh:ck. ST Ce Eschheimer. ST
s;s.a r nverr. Portland VIM Daily. Tacoma
y rdwsrds. YORK r = Crawford. Olympia
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. w. T.
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~ For the finest picked pigs feet
l., tom. 6chvoitxer case. sardines. or
auchovies, 90 TO Vanity Fair. where the
coldesf hser IN town 10 to be had.
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A PROCLAMATION.



i, Territory Of Washington. do hereby declare
that General Election will be held In said Ter.
ritory on Tuesday, the Fifth day OF November, A.
d. One thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy.
eight. At which the following named ofaceFs Will
be elected, viz:
A Delegrte to represent said Territory In the
Forty. sixth Congress Of the United States.
An Adjutsnt General.
Bn gadier General.
A CommissaTy General.
4 QuarteFmaster General.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the First Judicial
District.
Prosecuting Attorney for the Second judicial
District.
Prosecuting Attorney for the Thirl judicial
District.
And ali County and Precinct officers provided
for BY the Laws Of said Territory.
Tho electors will also ct said election vote
.'For" OF Against" the Constitution Of the Stats
Of Washington.
"FOr" OS Against" Separate Article No. One
Of sal I Constitution.
'.For" or "Againss" Separate Article No. Two
OF said Constitution.
For" or "Agninss" separate Article No. Three
CT said Constitution.
In TESTIMONY WaxRxo1, have
,-, hersunto set my hand and
SEAL. caused the Great Sal Of the
t--' Territory TO be adaxed.
Done q Olympia. the Twenty.
eighth day Of August, A. D. One Thousand Eight
Hundred ond Sev enty Eight, and Of the lrdepen-
dence the United states the Que Huadred and
Third.
By the Governor:
N. H. OwINes.
Secretary Of the Territory. ss-dAvH
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01
NAVAL ANECDOTES.

We used to have a story i'll the forecastle
about a fussy captain who was eternally
iawine the man at the wheel. At last ne
got so tar as to say: ,''Here, let me take
that wheel and show you how she ought to
be steered. You take this spyglass and be
captain while l %steer.'' This sailor was a
cheeky fellow, and submitted to this with a
ready ''aye, aye, SIR" Marching up and
down the weather side OF the quarter deck
with the spyglass, he, with ridiculous gray
ity, looked at some distant ships, and then
with mock authority said, "Luff a little,
there" "Steady so, you are high enough
don't give her too much wheel, mind" and
| continued his promenade. He knew his
lease of authority would be short, and he
came to the point at once, by calling, in a
commanding voice, Steward" That func-
tionary came running up at once, when our
captain of a period ordered him ''to fetch
him a glass of grogggg; and" added he, San
other for the man at the wheel"
One more yarn, and | will have done with
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01
qHE HON { CIRCLE.
AZ MIDNIGHT

80, moaneth u lonely strain
Inc go .he midnight moon is dim;
Anu dreor and chilling wind to-night
Ar m,i1s ont q doleful hymn;
w. and erieves in the stunted plnes'
ltsisa rests With the troubled SURGE
ia dies away in the dismal ca6es
AM Ike retiring notes of a dirge.
,.u clouds fit Ger the cold, blu SKY,
I'D scatter the stars away,
.,,se their shades DER the oceans pfeast'
= ira elves in their fiendish play.
,,.o lifts stand bare in the ghostly llsht
which the fitful moonbeams sheo:
no ancient castles deserted quite,
Except by the legend dead.
oor+ in its restless throb and beat,
Ia akin to the troubled sea,
And the sere gray years as they drone alons'
Wear November skys tor me;
r. sbsres its watch ut the midnight hour
With the clouds, the wind and the wave
As view keeps vigils in winter time
Above q neglected grave.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01
AT HER DOOR.


A fool for my doubling and dreaming,
And following up and down!
Shall | fill my life with schemlng
For a touch Of my lady's gown?
Shall I plot from night to morning
For the glance of Il woman's eye;
And take the wage of scorning,
Aad wear shame's livery?
q footman! O wonder of w%hitepess
And diplomatic coclade,
Oh footman Of much politeness
For my lady's lady's maid
AS you open the door Of the carriage,
Just tell her I've gone away,
But will come to dance at her marriage,
On somebody's happy day.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01

the steering. The old ship Diana was rum
ming down before the northeast trades tor
New Orleans, and one day at dinner the
captain called to a young fellow who was at
the wheel, through the skylight, GLOW
does she head?,' The youth replied, Sou
west by west half west a little westerly,
sir" The captain said to his. passengers
s.That's a precocious youngster. wonder
if I could get another west out OF him.
Jack" said he, 'put another west on TO
that course, and / will give you enough
duck for a hammock" ."Sou'west by west
halfwest a little westerly, Captain West"
came down through the skylight, and the
boy got his duck, for the captains name
WaStWest.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-01
SIOUX CITY,s YoUNGiDAYs.

An old resident of the city (says the Sioux
City. Iowa, Jommak,) was making a compar-
ison of the morals of Sioux City now and
ten years ago. Then drunkenness and gam
bling were indulged in to an alarming ex-
tent. Especially was gambling a besetting
vice OF the city. There were several faro
banks in operation, and at one time no less
than four keno banks in active operation.
One time Jack Morrow, who died a short
time ago at Omaha, came up with a pocket
full of money and commenced betting
against Dan Hartnett's faro-bank. He lost
$50. 900, and then said to Hartnett: II have
got thirty thousand dollars in your bank,
and now I'll bet you on the next turn to see
whether l take it all out or put in thirty
thousand more.'' sHartnett accepted the
wager, the card was turned, and Morrow
won, which made him even. At another
time a river man lost $4,000 at one sitting,
and then lost his steamboat. Hartnett gave
him back the steamboat, and the man ran
her down the river and aeeidently sunk her,
and soon afterward hetdied. Those were
the days when they played big games, and
when some men in business said they didn't
feel like going to sleep until sthey had play
ed against faro for a few hours. Business
was brisk in those days, and the river was
a matter Of great Importance totthe city.
Boats arrived every few days, and the river
men were all ON the gamble. Money was
flush but by and by the pernicious practice
began to wane, and to-day some of the men
who used to bet their money freely, would
not be guilty of >touchiag a card on any ac-
count. Businessshas settled down to a sure
and solid basis, and people have quit "spec-
ulating'' and gone to pursuing the legitl-
mate channels of trade and commerce..
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NANNIE.

Icannot set down in so many words just
when or how it came to be understood be-
tween nv partner, John Stillman, and my
self that | was to marry his daughter Nam
ME. when she was old enough. / have a
vague impression that she was IN long
clothes at the time we first talked of it.
John had sent for me to come to Owls
Corner on a certain July day, promising to
drive over to the station and meet me, as
nv elderly legs covered the ground but
slowly. [ waited at the station for half an
hour, then, seeing no sign of John L-started
to walk to the house. 1t was midday and
%fearfuIly hot, and, when | had accomplished
half the distance, I turned of the road and
started through a grove that gave me a lon
ger walk. but thick shade. | was resting
there on a broad stone, completely hidden
by the bushes on every side, when l heard
Johns voice.
"Where haze you been :"
There was such dismay and .astonishment
in the voice that | looked up In surprise, to
find that he was not greeting me, but Il tall,
slender girl coming toward him. Such a
sight! She was dark and beautiful, dressed
in a thin dress of rose-pink, faultless about
the face and throat, but from the waist down,
elinging to her, one mass OF the greenest
blacklist, thickest mud and water.
lin the duck pond" she answered, will
voice as clear and musical as a chime o
bells. "Dont come near me-"
You are enough to wear u man into hi
gravein
There, don't scold," was the coaXing re
ply "little Bob Ryan fell in face down.
did not make any material difference in hi
costume, but | was afraid he would smother
so waded in after him. The water is no
over two feet deep, but the mud goes clea
throrgl to China, l imagine. 1t is rather
pity ABOUT my new dress, isn't it?"
"A pity!" roartd John you'll com
to an untimely end some day with you
freaks. AS if there wa nobody to pick a
Irish brat out of the duck pond but you!
There actually was nobody else :abou
There, now, don't be angry. I'll 60 up
the house and put on that bewitching whit
analr that came from New York last weel
ana be all ready to drive over to the static
With you-at what time?"
about three. Lawrence is coming {
the 2:1O.n
And | had come on the 1910. This a
counted Tor the failure to meet Inc. I Ike
snug IN my retreat until John and Mann
were We'll on their way home-ward, wonde