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THE EENEAN MOVEMENT.
Considerable Excitement in Canadian
Cities, and the Government Organ
izing ats Militia Against Inva-
siOn-Eield Batteries and
Siege Guns In Position.

OTTAWA, May 14.-Important dispatches
are said to have been received bS the govern
ment to-day from their agents along the from
tier with respect to Fenian movements, and
some excitement is manifested In this city, in
consequence from orders issued by the militia
department, and preparations are making
trombone end of the Dominion to the other
for coast and frontier defense The inten
ton of the government is to be fully pre-
pared for ali emergencies. Four gunboats
armed with twenty nine pound guns, manned
with twenty-four gunners, are ordered to the
river ST. Clair, Lakes Erie and Ontario. All
the militia on the frontier are being supplied
with arms and ball-cartridges, and the in
terror militia have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness to leave for the front
at moments notice. A battalion of infantry
at Kingston is to be converted into artillery.
A guard from the Kingston battery is to be
sent to Toronto to protect military stores.
Four ne-pounders have been ordered to
Prescott; a battery of artillery is
being formed at that point. A new rifle
corps will be organized at Ottawa barrack and
Redhead. The batteries at st. John, New
Brunswick, have been supplied with thirty
seven Founders. Partridge-island battery is
repaired and heavily armed, and Fort Duff
fering,s N ew BrunswicB,is supplied with sixty
four FOUNDER rifle guns and thirty two pound
ers. In Nova Scotia new batteries OF artll-
lery have been raised at Yarmouth and
New Liverpool, and all the batteries
at those points, as we'll as at DIgby,
and Sidney, Cape Breton, are equipped with
sixty two Founders. The battery. at Picton
Is also placed in condition of defense. A
battery of heavy guns is ordered at Victoria,
Vancouver Island, to command Victoria har-
hor band at Esquimaux. Colonel Irwin, of the
Royal artillery, was dispatched to place his
battery In an effective state.
The Fenian Hoax
BUFFALO. May 14.-The report of the
militia being called out at Fort Erie, antici-
pating Fenian raid, early yesterday, is con
firmed. Unusual excitemsnt prevailed along
the border, owing to the reported crossing of
four hundred Fenians, but nothing occurred
here 10 cause any such precautions by the
Canadians, the whole thing being looked
urcn here bY all classes as a good Joke.
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declared by large majority to adhere to the
Potter resolution, and instructed him not to
yield to any amendment from the Republican
Iide. 1t was unanimously agreed that the
resolution should be finally acted OF before
any other business was done. On motion OF
representative Wood, it was resolved that
I'll tie Democratic members out of the city
should be notified to return to Washington,
and that after due notice all the existing
pairs be declared at an end. A resolution
was adopted requiring the joint campaign
committee to submit any measure which
they may contemplate, to full caucus for
consideration or approval, instead of attempt
ing to put it into effect irrespective of the
caucus's sanction, as various gentlemen had
complained of the advisory committee spring
ing the investigation resolution upon the
house without previous general consulta-
ton.
FINANCIAL
The senate committee on finance agreed to
take up, next Tuesday, the bill which pro-
poses to forbid any further retirement of
United States legal-tender notes under the
OPERATION of the resumption act.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY MATTERS.
The senate committee on military affairs
to-day resumed consideration of the bill per-
hitting the Southern Pacific railway of Cali
fosnia to construct ITS line of road across the
Yuma reservation. The bill to allow the
same company to bridge Colorado river
was taken charge of by the same committee.
Governor Brown, vice. president and attorney
of the Texas and Pacific road, charged that
the Southern Pacific had located its line upon
the reservation and kept it there in violation
of law and in defiance of military authority,
and claimed that it was entitled to no con-
sideration from congress.
FAVORABLE REPORT ON EADs s JETTIEs.
The report of Generals Barnard and
Wright, United States engineers, to whom
the petition of Captain Eads for modifca-
ton of the jetty act was referred by the Sec
rotary of war, states that the works are per-
manent and their success is so decided as to
make it important to prosecute them with
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ADamaging Cold speu.

CINCINNATI. May 14.-Dispatches from
some seventyfiye points IN Ohio and Indiana
indicate that the ice and Frost of the past few
tables and early fruits Peaches seem to
have suffered, most especially in the north.
The wheat crop is also somewhat damaged,
but not enough to signify.
The Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafay-
cite railroad company haYe just completed
what is called the Hardentown Cut off, near
Lawrenceburg, Indiana, shortening the dis
lance between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
four miles
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Railway Master Mechanics in Annual
Convention,

RICHMOND, May 1.-THE eleventh annual
convention of the American railway master
mechanics association assembled to-day.
President N. E. Chapman deprecated the an
tagonism of capital and labor displayed last
summer in the great strike. There was no
doubt that the striking fremen and brake
men were aided by a power stronger than
themselves, who supplied the brains and
courage to carry on an extensive strike. A
discussion followed on the report of the COM
mittee on the best form and material for loco
motive wheels and axles, and also the best
methods of counter balancing.
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Baseball scores.

Chicago-Indlanapo s.; Chicago, 3.
Lynn. Mass.-Bufalos, Z; LiSeoaks, 5.
Syracuse, N. Y.-Stars, 8; Cr16kets, O.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cincinnati, 5.
Springfield, Mass.-Springfelds 5; Ale
ghenys, B.
Manchester, N. H.-Tecumsehs, 3; Man
chestars, O.; ten innings.
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OBsEHvATIONs xEsTEnDAx.
WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE u. {. ARNT,
1UysDAI, May "a. 1913. 10 o. pm.
". n. M'ELK0Y, Sergeant

O'oi'ig 70 tLe reduction on composition,
printing paper, and general expenses, only
Fifteen Cents freek 'eW be charged for the
APPEAb delirsrea by carriers.
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WASHINGTON.

Four Per Cent Subscriptions Yesterday
Foot up ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tender
and Fractional Currency Circula-
tiOn-The Army ApprOpria-
ton Bill Calls for Nearly
$4,000. 1000.
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the bill 70 repeal the specie resumption act
should be taken up again he would insist
on its consideration from day to day till
vote was reached.
Adjourned
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CI.nArNG. RATES

Yesterday Of cotton ard gold: liverpool cat
ton, Cd. Memphis cotton, 10 Csc. Netc
Orleans cotton. 10 1-2c. Neic York cotton,
10 4e Neic York gold. 100 81.
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WHATEVER tends to keep the blood pure
surely tends to prolong life. DIR. Bulls blood
mixture by It's specific action upon The blood
keeps it always in a condition OF purity.
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The FinaneiaIIx-sick List

CHESTER, Pa, May AT. w. Dempster,
prominent grocer, failed and absconded.
CALAIS, Me, May 14-A. II, Sawyer
| lumber dealer, has suspended. Liabilities,
ninety thousand dollars.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 14-Ira B.
| Wright, for ten years town treasurer of South
Hadly, appropriated twenty-five t&usand
| nent church man.
bank cashier of TIfin, Ohio, enormously re-
ported as having returned to that place in
charge Of detective, is still in Canada, hav
ing refused to return until extradited.
WHEELING, w. VA, May AR. H.
Sayre, late postmaster at New Martinsville,
in this State, was arrested to-day on the
charge of embezzlement in the money order
department of his Office. He was admitted
to bail.
NEW YORK, May 14-James Meagher,
| builder, has been adjudicated voluntary
bankrupt. Liabilities, about four hundred
thousand dollars, of which three hundred and
eighty thousand dollars are secured. Nearly
all the debts are for mortgage deficiencies.
Assets, nominal.
BOSTON, May 14.-The savings bank COM
missiOners have restricted the Franklin bank
to paying twenty per cent. to the depositors
during the next six months, and twenty per
deposits amount to three million six hundred
and seventy-nine thousand six hundred and
thirty four dollars.
FALL RIVER, May 14.-The creditors of
the Sycamore mills met yesterday and the
financial report was read. The actual assets
are five hundred and fifty-seven thousand
nine hundred and thirteen dollars; liabilities
appearing from the books, four hundred and
fifty-two thousand three hundred and fifty
two dollars; liabilities not appearing from the
books, one hundred and sixty-eight thousand
dollars. Bankruptcy proceedings will be
Immediately commenced. The operatives
will be paid to-day. All interested favor
putting the property into the hands of trus-
tees, in the hope of paying dollar for dollar
In few years.
James K. Anderson Still Swearing to
the East Feliciana Count.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE following
letter from Mr.. James E. Anderson, now a
resident of this city, to Representative Potter,
| explains ITSELF
| PHILADELPHIA, May ID, 1873.
Hon. Clarkson N Potter;
| The statement in the preamble to the reso-
luton providing for an inquiry into the cleo
| ton of Louisiana, presented IN the house by
you yesterday, that James E. Anderson,
| supervisor of registration of East Feliciana,
| falsely protested that the election IN precincts
| in that parish had not been fair and free" is
in point of fact not true. l am the person
who made the returns of election for Presi-
dental electors in 1876 for East Feliciana,
and these returns and all papers connected
Herewith, made and directed by me, are
true and strictly in accordance with the facts
in the case. This am abundantly able to
| show before any competent tribunal empow-
cred to compel the attendance of witnesses
and the production of papers.
| JAMES Z. ANDERSON.
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A young boy named Willie Marsh was res
eued at Lacrosse, Wisconsin, last night, from
a party Of tramps who had enticed him
from his home at Cambridge, Ohio.
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The LIttIe Rock Ganette SOFA.

LITTLE ROCK, May 1.-THE GGzstts
newspaper at TINS place was sold to-day by
Messrs Adams q Blocher to Colonel A. H..
SEWER
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LEWIS ARLINGTON-On the 18th inst, at
Grace Church, by Rev. Charles C.Parsons, Mr.. GEO.
E. LEWIS. of Memphis, and Mrs. ADA ARLINGTON,
Of st. Louis Mo. No cards.
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wARpEpT., ory1oK On. $40. oFrrcn.

WASHINGTON, May I5 l am.
Fer Tennessee aud the Ohio ralley rising
barometer, northwest 10 northeast tcindS,
colder, tolIored By icarB'eT and partly cloudy
tredfbeT
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The Fenian Hoax.
A Jeweiry Peddler Robbed in a st
LOuis Hotel.

ST. LOUIS, May 14-Wm. M. Fisher, of
the firm of Fisher & Co.. watch-chain manu-
facturers, Providence, Rhode Island, came
hers last Sunday with large stock OF goods,
assigned to room No 8, Oh the office floor,
and was engaged yesterday and to-day in
showing aud selling the goods. About Ave
O'Clock this evening he left the hotel to see
some parties with whom he had business,
and during his absence of only about a half
hour, his room was entered and robbed of
between five and ten thousand dollars worth
OF gold watch chains, necklaces, lockets. etc.
The thief entered an adjoining room, which
IS occupied by regular boarder of the house,
witt false key, pried open the folding
doors which connected this room with Fish
ers, distracted the property which was
rolled up IN cloths, and left the hotel unob-
served. The police were notified at once and
detective set at work, but up to this writing
no clue to the robbers has been obtained
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Serious Labor Riots in England.

LONDON, May 14.-Serious rioting begun
at Blackburn yesterday evening. Thousands
of the lowest class of operatives, including
women, paraded the streets, making violent
demonstrations. Tie residence of Colonel
Jackson, chairman of the masters associa-
ton, was burned to the ground. The same
mob attempted to burn Jackson's mill. The
residence oflAlderman Horribly WAS partially
wrecked, and the windows of all the mills in
town were demolished. strong force OF
infantry rom Preston arrived, and a troop OF
cavalry IS coming.
The troops cleared the streets. Colonel
Jackson and wife barely escaped in a cab
Alderman Hornby was struck By stones while
demonstrating with the rioters
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COnstantinOple.
Vienna.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE AUSTRIAN CABINET
COUNCIL SPEAKS.

VIENNA, May An the Austrian reichs-
rath. to-day, Prince Auersperg, president of
of the cabinet council, in reply to an inter
pellation respecting the alleged intention to
the views of the government were unchanged
either regarding the end or means. The
government, while striving to secure in Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina state of things which
would prevent periodical occurrences of dis
turbances which injure Austria, never in
tended to Withdraw the question from the
consideration of the congress which may be
convoked for the settlement ofathe eastern
question. They have never sought to solve
this pan t of the question by cooperation with
any single power. All reports to the contrary
are unfounded
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- COLLINS
V0LTAIC PLASTER

An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with
a highly hTedicated Strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
in the World of Medicine.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

TSSTANTLy relieves and permanently cures this
loa!isoae disease N Al rs varying stages i pos
herbs and haTSs in their essential FORM free from every
every other known remedy. In short year It has
foun is way rom the Atlantic 70 the Pacific coast.
for the treatment of Catsrh. The propretors have
S hse 5ee b S me and aaT
at cons ,erhls EXPENSE and personal trouble spread
move When you hear wealthy gentleman OF intelli-
Cure yon nay e Sre ihn It is an aTcls
Q; great yslre and worthy 20 be claSsed amOag the
TIE hracat derive from its daily is
HENRY WELLS. OF WELLS, FARGO Co.
IT hes cured after twelve years of uninterrupted
GIo. w. HoUGHToS. wArruAx Mass.
FOLLOWED the directions TO the letter and am hap
D. V. CRAY. II. B.. desoATIxr. Iowa.
| iiisR5ls III Of whom have expressed to me their
n'Sn WI BowE S sFH SH :sTe' ST. Ti2 sas
4 FTEE using two bottles l mad myself permanently
a cured have since recommended over one
hundred bottles WIN w Ne e. VAIN nsTRoSe
i59 HARRISON AVE, BosToS.
WE have sold sANTorD's RADICAL CURE for nearly
sold similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfaction We have yet to learn OF the rst
$. D. BALDWIN & CO.. WASHINGTON. IND.
THE cure effected in nv case by sASFoED's RADICAL
l CURE remarkable that it seemed 10 those
S fd 3 eoa 9o e be- e T ang CT a9e a
affidavit TO before Seth j. Thomas. Esq. Justice OF
GEORGE F. DIYsMoEE. DRUGGIST. BosroS.
~ 3 @ II 1i 9i'in T1ba and IL mi ditc
tons its in all Price, sloo For sale by
out tho United states and cshadas; WEEKS a POI
IN, Mass.
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In paper on the use of laos of cosine and
tiuoresceiue Tor preparation of decorative
painting without poison, Mr.. Turpin gives
the following recipe: A potassic or sodlc So
luton OF cosine treated with an acid gives
preclpltate OF cosic acid insoluble in water;
this. washed until the water begins to take a
rose color, is insoluble N the hydrate of OXIDE
of zinc, and SO forms very rich lac, the red
color OF which varies according to the GUAM
tity of cosic acid which had been employed.
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pensation by occupation in the west and al
lowing things to take their course in the east
has never had the slightest foundation. This
declaration was received with cheers.
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DIED.

DOD-On the l4th inst. EMMA CAREY, youngest
daughter of A. F. and N. A. bod, aged years and
months.
Funeral from the residence, 179 Union street,
this WEDNESDAY morning, at 10 o'clock.
YOUNG-On Tuesday, May Ia, 1873, EORAos
JOSEPH YOUNG, aged years, 3 months and / days.
Funeral will take place this CW EDNESDAY) after
noon, at o'clock, from residence 664 Main street.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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No FASHION publication has ever reached
the excellence attained by Andretos' Bazaar.
1t columns not only give the latest fashion
notes from abroad, but it has literary, dra-
matte and social department in the hands of
competent editors. Even the children are
not forgotten, as a special department for
them has been reserved. Published by w.
r. Andrews, Cincinnati.
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The POst0fiice Appropriation Bill Finally
Disposed OF in the Senate-A Short
Debate on the Bills to Repeal
the Resumption Act-Re-
ports from Com
mittees.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Efforts to Adopt the Potter Resolution
again Defeated In the House by the
Republican Members Refus.
Ing to Vote, and Short
Work Made of Yes
terday's Session.
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lender CIRCULATION.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Subscriptions to
the four per cent loan to-day amounted to
$259, 200.
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Price. % Cents.

Re c.TcfuI % call for COLLINS vOITAIC PLASTER
lot You get sorlc worthless imitation. Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Dru.gits throughout tho United
S5.tC AMI Canadgs, and b. WEEKS d POTTER, Pro-
prictorS, Boston, Mass.
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Berlin.
HGDEL's GOOSE is COOKED.
HUNGARY DEMANDS A MODIFICATION OF
THE TREATY.

PETH, May 14-In the chamber to-day
Taxa, the Hungarian premier, stated during
tie discussion o. the vote OF sixty million
forms, that The government only guarded
Of which several points In tie treaty Of San
Stefano must be modified. AS our interests,
he said, are also the interests OF Europe, we
will defend them with Europe peacefully, if
we can, i not, 10y other means.
TIsza also SAID that the objection to the
treaty related as much to the stlpulations af-
fecting the eastern as the western half of the
Balkan peninsula, and those ott-repeated
insinuations of the intentions on the part of
the government to follow the policy Of COM
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ELECTRIC BELTS.
DIR. HASBROUCK'S
ELECTRIC BELTS.
Reader, are You afiicteds

TIME afflicted can now be restored to perfect health
i and bodily energy without the use OF medicine
of any kind and without the slightest inconvenience
to the PATIENTS habits or daily occupation.
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The greatest secrecy is maintained regard
ing Count Schouvaloff s visit.
A special from San Stefano says that all
the troops there will move within few days
into camp On rising ground, two miles and a
half nearer Constantlnople.
A special from st. Petersburg says ru-
NOR is spreading that England is sending
thirty thousand men from India to Lake Van
to threaten the Russians in Caucasus.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
No. 1243R D.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Martha A. Sumpter George 81. Want ct al.
By virtue of interlocutory decree for sale. en-
tered In the above cause the Goth day OF April,
1878, will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder in front of the clerk and masters ONCE court
house building Main street, Memphis, Tenn on
Saturday, June 8. 1SsS.
within legal hours the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee. towit: Com
mencing the Intersection of the north line OF the
20-foOt alley with the west line OF the fernando
read; running thence in northwesterly direction
with the west side OF the fernando road 253ls feet
to an acute angle the north of the property;
thence south to the point where the north line OF
said 2Ooot alley intersects the west line OF the two
fifth interest shown the plat on file herein, 10
which reference is made for particulars
Terms of Sale-One fourth Q4) cash; balance on
a credit of 6 and II months; purchaser giving bond
with approved security lien retained, bearing inter
est from date, etc. This May 15, 1878.
{. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLACK. d. C. and NJ.
u W. Miller, Solicitor myl5 wed
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Geaten,e,, Enclosed you VIII find sa-25 and wish
you would send me another dozen of your COLLINS
NOLTAIC TLiSTEIsS. BY the above you will see that
do something TO help others in some way even If
i able - he up and around There are a num-
her who have tried your plasters who had given
IN al piaS;erS were good for nothing. and joIn
with that they The best they haye tried
got along his winter better than
three years. Wished could have heard OF your plas-
tiers before Yours, &c,
LORETTA NJ. CROSS.
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a MORBID SWELLING.

Gel,fyeI,en.-I sent for one of COLLINS voLTAIC
PLASrEls, ana II has been of great benefit reduc-
ing swelling in my left side that two Physicians pro-
nounccd Enlargement of the Spleen one nro-
uo1nccd 1t al Ovarian Tumor.
L. A. RISTER
CYNTHIASIA I'D. March % ISL
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THE DRAKE BUTTON
COtton-Tie Go.
JOHN X. SPEED & CO., AGENTS.

TIME suit between the above Company and the
l. American Cotton-Tie Company, affecting Patent
Rights has been satisfactorily arranged Owing to
the universal favor with which the Drake Tie was re-
ceived last season, the Company were unable 70
meet the demand, but they now, and will hereafter,
be prepared to furnish them In desired quantity
The merits of the DRAKE BUTTON TIE, the
Company think surpass those Of anyhow offered TO
the planter. For simplicity Of construction, dura-
bility and strength II has no superior Either side
of the band being equally available for buttoning,
II has ease and rapidity of adjustment that can
be claimed for no other Button Tie.
The DRAKE BUTTON COTTON-TIE CO. are also
prepared to furnish the BEARD, or LIGHTNING
TIE, so long and favorably known to the public,
upon the same terms and at the same prices as the
DRAKE TIE, s. N. DRAKE, President
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TIE nacat derive from its daily use is to me in
HLNI;Y WELLS OF MILLS AReo & Co
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DIR. HASBROUCK'S
ELECTRlC B ELTS

For self application an part of the body, meet
every requirement. The most eminent physicians
Indorse them and offer the most convincing testt
mony direct from the afflicted themselves. VINO have
haarl "a
, 1878-10-19
MUKILTEO

cxcel place fishing milling
All to
and Island Counties
'rect There excellent
TOR establishing of warehouses which products
WAtcm and lanu
he sd band of cattle" some thirty forty er ALL thus afordng
purchasing homes chance stock it lev
In addition . sold o land
tho Territory known Hurley Ranch,
only miles from Snohomish Ciiyoa
, 1878-10-19
Young Men and T. adiFs.

a scooup
acI lHhpt
ln
not sc Deficient