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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-16
OUR PARIS LETTER.

RAABLEs AND SIGHTS ON CHAMP DE
MARS. ARCHITECTURAL DISPLAYS
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE.
A PEEP IN THE VARIOUS BUILDINGS
Iron our regular eorespopdent.l
PARIS, Sept. 10. 1878.
Ed. INrELLIoHNcER III a guide,
living or printed. be required to intro
ducc visitor on his first entrance to
the Champ de Mars. to the contents Of
the simple and admirably planned
building there. such aid 10 much more
necessary in the eass of the outlying
portions OF the grounds. They form .
mighty maze. though net without .
plan.
Entering by the Porte de Grsnelle,
opposite the railway station. on the
right hand are the British annexes.
with large and well appointed cafe
restaurant. and beh,ud that beautiful
lake and the broad cxpanse Of grass,
trees. shrubs and flower beds that sur
round it-all nov luxurisntly in bloom
directly facing the visitor. The
grounds l propose to sketch occupy ell
the space between that lake. or rather
the two lakes. for there is one on each
side Of the grounds and the river.
Closs to the gate referred to il . very
small building which belongs to phil.
anthropic society. This society sup
plies The MANNED with artificial arrs
and other contrivsnces. and one OF
more persons may b seen working
here with the aid Of thoss novel limbs.
There il always . crowd around this
little pavilion. and many are the france
that 6nd their way into the box il the
front. Next 70 this i . similar exhi-
bition. bat On IN infinitely larger scale,
where may be sesn ambulances and the
hundred contrivances which scicpcs
and ingenuity hsvs created TO nltigats
The horrors Of war . mach - poslble.
Tia nev lAmouss red cross surncunts
tho bailding.
Opposits the society's shed l. the
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susoae,nAnse pAan 70 COUNTRY.


Col. Nash. the head and front al the
Convsntioo and the party which pressed
NJ. Cation ioto the fisld a. 4
candidate for Delegate to Congress,
In speech in behalf Of his candidate.
aid In substance. that II the Rspubli-
cans had > majority in congress, 10
sAeold forego his party predictions
ana vote fos the Rspublican candidate,
believing that thereby he would
0sse saoservs ~ interests Of tbs
TsFritoEy; from which il may b in
ssfrod that Col. Mash vstsd Tor Jacob
q his Asst election. tho Republicans
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-16

Boston, Oct. l2.-Thc most severe
storm for years prevailed along the
coast yesterday. Damage 20 shipping
Immense and some loss of life.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 14.-It began
to rain to 4 p. NJ. Rainfall amounted
to 1.i9 inches, according to the signal
service observers record.
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N Office.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE As.
IN easement Rolls osdersd usdes 0rdinsnees Nos.
l69. les, 10, snd l06 10 provide funds - pay for
grading and impeovements heretofore done 90 por-
tions Of Yroas Msriop, Cherry and nadison streets,
Y The City 81 aesttle are now On AIe With the CITY
Clesk. meeting a. the City Council vim he HID
on Tbursday evening October Sab, 1br The purpose
Of COZ recsins in any respecs such asseaosnfs. 1t
which time III persons feeling themselv0 aGgreved
thereby aay apply b have the sans corrected
Sesslte. o. 18th, Ie5R
BE1IAH BROWN. Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-07
TAXES /!

Soticet hereby given that will be At
ID following named PAGES, at the times
Now stated Tor the purpose Of colleci ling
~ revenue OF Alexander county, His, Tor
" year A D., 1877, t.-wit:
All the store house OF X. Culley Il Co., IN
bar Gre K precinct, on Monday, February
'}h A. D., 1878.
lAt the store house Of L. A. Edmundson,
alCienr Greek precinct, on Tuesdy, Feb"
Iary 26th, A. D 1878.
AT the store house Of q. +. Brown &
No, In Thebes precinct, on Wednesday,
8brusry 9th, A. D, 1878,
Az the store house OF A. IL. Ireland, In
|nta Fe precinct, on Thursdsy, February
IAt the store house OF Y. ID. Anterior, 4
~ :, in Goose Island precinct. ON Friday,
Ehrch lst. A. d., 1873.
Al the residence OF N. Hunsacker, in Dog
9th precinct, on Saturday, March End,
AZ the store house Of W. X. Hooppsw, in
Adge's Park. Unity precinct, on Monday,
arch 9Th, A. D., ISIS.
AT the store honse Of q. W. Short, 10
Bndusky, Unity pr scinct' on Tuesday,
arch 9TH, A. D., 1878.
"A the store house of Sam Hargrsve, In
Hazlewood precinct, ON Wednes.
~, March 9th, A. D., 1873.
ID No. IS Ohio Levee, South Cairo pre-
Ict. on Thursday, eth, FRIDAY, 9Th, and
kurdsy. 9th days in March. ISIS.
At the courthouse In North Cairo pre-.
Ct, on and after Mrch.iith, 1878;
sheriff and Collector.
ro. Ills, Feb. 4th, 1878. a'74-w
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TT Is fact that can he substantiated by the most
i respectable teslimonials ever offered 70 favor
CvaR ron CATARRH does In every case afford In.
slant and permanent relief. Nomattcr OF how long
standing or hos severe the 2tseasc. the INST dose
Catarrhal aectioI that confidence Is at once felt
10 Ito ability to do oil that 10 claimed for y Tho
testimony OF phypicans druggists, and patients
evidence IS in point OF responsibility superior 20
any ever before obtained IN favor or popuier
REEL proud OF the position this remedy hss ut ained
and believe Il WORTHY OF Its rcputati8n.
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Unbelieved SANDER.
Harper's Magaziue,

II 10 doubtless Of mulsnt 10 some minds
10 repeat scsndsl, not tor the purposeof In.
fury, but for the utilization Of the nerves
produced by dealing freely with names in.
.rinsically respectable There isa con-
seriousness ard e,ens common understand.
ing tbst IL 10 not:true, .hut It 10 none the less
repeated with pungent effect II IL also a
method Of expressing momentary dislike
or opposition. A man Initiated with his
friend eXclsins who would have
thought that he would do such tbiDgy''
when he does not believe thst he did 1t,
and expects to have the trouble wholly
clear, d up. Party spirit especii lily Is full
Of this p.iiunctoiy Indignation and this
unbe lieved SANDER. 1t is not to be be.
iieved that AZ y'American credited what the
Aurora said Of Washington, or that Fisher
Ames really supposed that JetIersen's par
" we're as bad as the French terrorlsts;
an the Spectator saysyery well: "Every
Democrat In America used to read every
day that General Grant was a drunkarc
and horse jockey and plunderer, anu
worse, I ut the Democrat who would not
line with General Grant, or who judged
him differently on account Of all these
stories, might be sought In vain. He read
Ia them expressions OF an opinion that the
general should not DO 70 elected, and that
was all
There isa great deal Of truth In this
good-hum ored statement, and o hlrikir z
illustration OF 1t was the speech OF Colonel
Iugersoll deli, cred In New York soon after
The election OF asst year, in which he &C.
knowledged that be bad done bis full share
Of feeding the angry fires of the campaign.
The fact Is that US "campsign" proceeds,
the audience and tue orator demand
stronger and stronger stimulants, until At
last brandy and cayenne ai g indispensable,
There Is perhaps an unconscious and even
hall amused cor yiction all the while that
the ''other man Is not quite 30 black as he
Is painted, and In the high parOxysm OF
elOquencs in which he 10 prOphesyiDg the
overthrow of the constitution and the
wreck of lioerty wi ich are to follow the
defest of his own side, the crater perhaps
recalls with smile Timothy Piekering's
views OF jefferson and his Jac0bites, or
Jefferson's grave remark that it would not
be advisable to resort TO arms against the
tendencies Of John Quincy Adams admin.
istration "until much longer and create
sufYerings." This is one of the most ludl-
crous outburets ofparty spirit In our polit-
ical history, but II meant only that the Fed.
eralists must be defeated in the election,
land that was ALL"
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. heo. P. Bogert, Bristol, r. ].

M.ssrs. wEsKs g. POTTER; G.a'kmen. Feeling
R.plofL Cur ron CArARsI, am Induced to drop
You . iino 10 say that although have been scep,,
jicsl OF All the nostfums advertised as radical
cures, have never found anything that promises
such relief and ultimate cure As that ofsAHyoRDs.
i have been afflicted with this dreadful disease
could be induced 10 perseycre with any until
read the letter Of Mr.. HENRY WELLS, and can
truthily say that after using fyo or six pottlest
lies. Hoping that others similarly AFFLICTED Ike
myself will be induced 10 make the trial AM gen
uemen, very truly, etc. THEO. r. boGERE.
BglsTeL, y l., July q. 1877.
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The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
How Long Will The Forests Last.

Urdcr sucha q heavy yearly drain, the
question naturally comes up, how long
will our forests hold out at the present
rate of manufactured It is really an i'm
portant question, upon which follows
the inquiry as to what we arc to do for
building material when this magnificent
wood-pine-is exhausted. One author
ity after another has entered formally
upon its solution, with satisfactory results
in local instances, but very vague ones
as to the field at large. At the rate we
ale cutting it to day, from thirty to fifty
years seem to be agreed upon as the
limi'. Twenty years ago there was ap-
parenly no limit, for the consumption
was not only less, but the means for its
manufacture were primitive, and accom-
plished much smaller results than now.
It seems as if it we're impossible to
further improve the machinery Of saw
mills, but the near future may, fer all
that, see saving machinery, in compari-
son to which that of the present will be
contemplate. So, although twenty years
ago there was no seeing the end Of the
timber, now, with the modern mills and
myriads of them, we are beginning to cal.
culate with dire certainty as to the time
when the wooden age" will be a thing
OF the past.-Scribne1.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
The Secret OF Business Success.

1t is claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited great
nerve and shrewd business sagacity in the
purchase of stocks aud railroads controlled by
him. Yet. whenever he made an investment
he received in return an equivalent
either as his own, or as collateral secu-
rity.. Dr.. R. V. Pierce has invested many
hundred thousand dollars in advertising, de-
pending entirely upon the superior merits of
his goods for security. The unparalleled pop
increase in their sale, attests in arguments
stronger than words of their purity and eftici-
ency. If the blood be impoverished, the liver
sluggish or there be tumors, blotches, and
plmples, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoy-
cry will effect a speedy cure. If the bowels be
constipated use DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets. Debilitatcd females suffering
Whith those peculiar dragging-down sensa-
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Favorite Prescriptson asafe and certain remdy
Prompt relief and permanent cure have so
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OAKLAND. Douglass Co., O,cgon Jan. %
1877. ...t 5
DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N.Y.: ag4 @
Dear Sir-Your Golden Medical Discovery
has cured my daughter of goitre, after mapv
physicians had failed. Inclosed please find
$l5o for copy of The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. With US it takes the
place OF the family physician.
Yours truly, AARON ALLEN.
UT: VERNON, Ohio, July 10, 1876
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-Four bottles of your Fayorite
Prescription has entirely cured my wife. We
employed three different physicians and man,
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The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
A Russian Girl's Revenge.

The recent dismissal by the Emperor
of Russia of his sanguinary Chief of
Police Trepoff, recalls the wounds he
received last winter from the pistol of
the young girl, Vera Zasoulitch, who
was triu,npantly acquitted after trial
amid frantic applause in the court. Last
June Trepotf visited the prison for polit-
ical prisoners in St. Petersburg, and in
spected the inmates, who, according to
the rules, walked about the court yard
without speaking to each other. Final
ly, he observed two men in conversation,
and shouted to the prison director, who
tremblingly followed him: "Wh do
these men enjoy an im,nunity?" "Seig-
neur," said one of them, named Bogo-
liouboff, "we-,,'' :Hold your tongue
was the reply. Director, place this
man in DUNGEON" Bogoliouboff re-
mained immoveable, with his hat upon
his head. Trepof lifted his stick to
knock it off, but his victim snatched it
from his hand, and threw it away. IT
do not take off my hat to tyrants,' said
he. At this moment two .jailors seized
him, laid him upon bench, took off
his garments, tied him, and administer
ed, by order Of Trepof and under his
eyes, fifty blows with the knout, which
left the unfortunate man mutileted, in
animate, and streaming with blood. Six
months atterward a young girl called at
Trepof's office with a petition for Bogo-
liouboff's release. In twenty years.
said Trepoff, with sardonic smile, mo-
tioning his attendant to admit another
visitor. At this mement the girl fired
two balls into his breast, and with flash
ing eyes, held the revolver smoking in
her hand, crying: II am Vera Zasou-
itch, the betrothed Of Bogo]ioubof,
whom you would have assassinated. ]
revenge him!'
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
"YOu Have, You Haye!'

A young man, post, office clerk, de-
tected in stealing letters, was arrested and
brought before the United States Com
missioner. While waiting the examina.
ton, his father, more than seventy years
of age, came in, and was led to the chair
in which the prisoner was seated. Rest
ing his trembling hands on the shoulders
Of his son, he cried, in a broken voice:
90, Charles, Charles! you havc-you
have! Before your mother died, she said
you would sometime break my hearth
In a few minutes the wife Of the Young
man, leading her child, entered the room
Rushing to him, she threw herself in his
arms, exclaiming:
"Charie, Charlie, have you done this?
Have we been living upon these thefts2'
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
A Newspaper Wonder.

The Advocate a Greenback, Labor paner
published in New York has created marked
eXcitment among publishers. It was begun
in May 1875, as a local paper at Spring Val
ley, Rockland county, and on Jan'y 1st, 1877,
removed to New York. The first issue in
that year was 43S copies, using twenty five
while the issue of May 22d instant was 1856,
600, using near nine tons of white paper and
paying $500 postage. This has been done by
q discreet but bold method of advertising. e.
The company expect to reach circulation Of
100000 in 1880, and propose to expend 5000,
0OO in advertising to secure that end. It dur.
ing m the months OF June: July, August and
unn nm into $500 papers, including the city
dallles. II business men would take courage
and show faith in printers ink much could
be done to dissipate hard times by reviving
business. Ia -