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DIR. HENRY MOTIFS
RRENCH POWDERS

WIN eare Diseases Of the EIdncys Gravel, elect and
al Urinary Diteases Nervous Debility, Los Of Man.
orr.ioa In youth, EIeesles &c. Female Weakness Of
whites, srotula, Syphilis IN all Its forms, and al
Blood and Skin Diseases speedily eurtd.
Yof ale Ia Wheeling, West Virgins, BY EDMUND
Boz KING (AftJ, Druggist, Odd Fellows Hall. Price
- % pr boz. ssnt By mall secure from ob,ervsion
on receipt 81 priee. n0ls
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GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

. THE GREAT Eve
LsII REMEDH, An
pntailIng cure for
Seminal WeakEeA,
ep4rIattorrhtA,Im-
potIpey, and al
diseases that fellow
|. Q sequence d
seH-Abuse; q L@
q Memory, unI-'
,wrnl I4SEitude,
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d GEO. b CALDWELL, Tfustee.
LOts numbered s. !. ., II, a. Is u and = % aaId
plst hhyLns hstu this day lbeosnbSE nh old for
sums AreSltnS p 0sS The above all y % The pc
tath day q Decenbes, IsS no S'eIosk \ ~ Al ne
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bones OF scientific terminology the breath
oibeanty and Of life; and he wiz be well
compensated for itslength by its grandeur
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MICHIGAN,

Bozeman, Gallatin Co, Dec. ls.-Wehaye
sown the same area Of winter wheat as last
year. Both winter and spring wheat are
threshingoutwell. Willaveraee fully thirty.
five bushels per acre. n One field threshed
out fifty bushels. Most OF our farmers are
holding for better prices.
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Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
! Practical aud analytical ohemists.
sold BI ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHERE.
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GEO. B Caldwell, Trustee

HGKrKT fACG, AuetioneafI. iliIl ) % teaS
The above AAls \ laiourned until SATURDAY. tha
18th daY Of SOTsmbeT, Is1s n II o'eok A. ~ ~ ~
sane ptSee On MD premise. i''l77Ef- fE7''''
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INDIANA.

Richland, Richland co.-The usual
amount Of winter wheat sown and is look.
ing well. Small grain threshed.
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WISCONSIN.

Janesville, Rock Co., December lS-Three
or four times as much winter wheat sown
as last year. Theearly sown looks especial
ly we'll h7Hrln -aa
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Findlay, Hancock Co., December 49,
We have had asplendid fall for seeding.
Wheat came up well, and looks rs good as
/ ever ssw 1t at this season Of the year.
The usual area of wheat was sown. Grain
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The following review, from the Zanes-
VILE ,cegiE, by The pen, of Mr.. Joseph
Crosby widely known Is /. gentleman of
fine literary taste, and especially distin.
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aElmwood, Madison Co.-The acreage Of
winter wheat sown is larger than last year.
Our winter wheat threshed out eighteen
bushels per acre.
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", a, HAtlIn, Anctiope9F.
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= sumner. Barron Ce.-More than the
usual area Of winter wheat sown, but the
growth Is light on account Of dry weather.
BARApoo, Sank Co.-The acreage Of win
ter wheat increased fully 100 per cent.
Looks very fine. Have had plenty OF rain
all the fall. Small grain is all threshed.
Yield very satisfactory, except spring
wheat I.rs s..r-.-.f :.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-07
ARTICLE XIV.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SECTION /. The political year FOR the
State OF Washington shall commence
on the first Monday in January in each
year
SEC. ?. The term felony. wherever it
occurs in this Constitution. or the laws
of the Senate. shall be held TO mean
any criminal offense punishable by
death or imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, and none other.
SEC, 3. 1t shall be the duty of the
Legislature. at its first session. TO pro.
vide seal for the State. TO be called
the Great Seal of the State of Wash
ington - which shall be kept
by the Secretary of State; and all Of
fetal acts of the Governor-his approx
al of the laws excepted-shall be there
by authenticated. The seal of the Ter.
ritory of Washington shall be the seal
of the State until otherwise provided
by law.
SEC. 4. No county with an area Of
900 square miles or less. shall be divid-
ed, or have any part stricken thersfrom
without submitting the question 20 a
vote of the qualified electors of the
county, nor unless a majority of those
voting on the question shall vote for
the same.
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EUROPE.

LONDON. Aug. 5-A cable dispatch
from Montevideo states that the British
ship Kate Keliock, from San Francisco
on the first of June for Liverpool was
abandoned in latitude 55o south and
longitude 10 west. The vessel was
totally dismantled. The crew had pre-
viously jettisoned the cargo, but she
sprung leak after labering very
heavily. When the weather moderated
all hands took to the boats A portion
of them were saved by the Potosi,
which subsequently landed them a,
Sandy Point, Chill. Hopes are enter
tanned that oil the crew will be saved
VIENNA, Aug, 5-The Austrian troop.
are meeting with armed resistance in
the occupation of Bosnia. A, the vii.
lage of Pepper in the sandiak of Bania.
luka the hussars were received by the
Inhabitants with volley. which was
returned.
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ARTICLE XIV,
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

SECTION l. Educational. reformatory
aud penal institutions, and those tor
the benefit Of the insane, blind, deaf
and dumb, and such other institutions
as the public good may require. shall
be established and supported by the
State in such manner as may be pre-
scribed by law.
SEC. 2. The Legislature shall not
have power to change or locate the seat
of government Of the State; but shall,
at the first session subsequent to the
admission of the State. submit the ques.
ton of its permanent location to the
qualified electors of the State, at the
general election then next ensuing. A
majority of all the votes cast shall be
necessary to such location; aud in case
no one place shall have such majority
the question shall be resubmitted at
each general election. until such major
ity vote shall effect location. Pro-
vided, That. until the seat of govern
ment shall have been permanently :
Gated, as herein provided, the ten. =
rary location thereof shall remai. =.
the capital of the Territory at the j e
of the admission of the State.
SEC. 3. The Legislature shall make
no appropriations or expenditures for
capitol buildings or grounds Except to
keep the Territorial capitol building
and grounds IN repair, until the seat
of government shall have been perma.
nently located.
SEC. 4. The University. at Seattle,
and the Hospital for the Insane; at
Steilacoom, shall. upon the adoption of
this Constitution, become institutions
of the State. and the management
thereof subject to the control of TIE
State. under such laws and regulations
as the Legislature shall provide; aud
all gifts. grants and appropriations of
money or property, real or personal,
heretofore made to said institutions, or
to the Territory of Washington there.
for, are hereby confirmed to the use
and benefit OF said institutions respec-
lively
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Official Press of King County.
Wednesday, Aug. z, 1878.
NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r
MOVEMENT.

There are some indications Of revl-
val of activity on the eastern end Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad in the
near future. There is a good degree of
prosperity this year in the tier of States
lying between the Mississippi river and
the Rocky mountains. and larger i'm
migration pouring in. 1t is stated that
the lands of the company in Dakota are
in brisk demand and finding rapid sale
at good figures. This state of facts
will facilitate their operations at the
eastern end of the line and act as q
stimulus to its extension II is stated
that a party of explorers with military
eacort, and headed by General Rosser.
chief engineer of the Northern Pacific
railroad, is en- route for Fort Keogh.
The object is to ascertain the
value Of the Northern Pacific land grant
between the Missouri and Yellowstone
rivers Drillus Morrison, of Minneapo-
lis, accompanying the party, will re-
port on his return TO certain New York
capitalists who think of building the
road to the Yellowstone and &C
cepting from the Northern Pacific Go.
100000 acres OF land as their consid-
Grafton.
Surveys have been made for a branch
of the Northern Pacific railroad on the
west side of Red river to the Manitoba
boundary. There is remarkably
feasible route. passing through a
country of unsurpassed fertility. The
cost Of building lj2 miles, the distance
TO the boundary line, is estimated at
S9l5,000. Such line would be an
important feeder According to the St.
Paul Pioneer Press. the Northern Paci-
tio managers indicate that they may
place under contract 900 miles of the
main line west from Bismarck to the
Iellowstone, and utaillze their five
million acres of land between those
points in the building up of the exten-
sion. which would cost ten Or twelve
hundred thousand dollars.
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ton Of the State, as teacher or pupil;
and no sectarian doctrines shall ever be
taught in tine public schools in this
State, nor shall any funds, set apart for
educational purposes. be appropriated
for the supper. of schools controlled IN
whole or in part By any Church. re-
ligious society or sectarian denomins
tion; and DO appropriation from the
common school fund shall be made Tor
the support of any private school or
seminary whatever.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
idaho.

BOISE CITY, Ang. olive men and
two women are reported murdered by
the hostiles ON Bruneau River last
Thursday. viz George Miller. heavy
stock raiser; Joshue Miller, wife
daughter, and son; Robert McMurray,
and one other man. Letters from
Weiser Valley say the Indians at
tempted to cross Snake River below
the mouth OF the Weiser yesterday. but
were driven back by volunteers and a
few regulars. The mountains are evil
IDENTIFY full of Indians. Gen. Howard,
with staff and the main body of troops,
is between Silver City and Jordan VAL
ley. 1t is reported that thirty.five of
White Birds Nez Perces have surren-
dered.
Gen. Howard passed through here
this afternoon towards Bruneau. He
had three of his staff officers with him
and about twenty cavalry on their way
from Malheur to Camp Lyon. We are
under the impression that the Indian
war is about over.
Forsythe, with six companies of cav
airy, is going through the Juniper Lake
country and STEMS mountain. They
have with them considerable number
of Indian prisoners. The Indians Nave
been destroying much property in
Stems mountain recently.
Chiefs Winnemucca AMI Natchez are
at Malheur agency aud making strenu-
Gus efforts to secure pardon for the hos.
tile Piutes.
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WASHINGTON, Aug, "a meeting
will be held here this week of repre-
tatives from different sections of the
LHbor-Greenback party with the object
OF systema,iaing th,ir operations and to
establish here national committee.
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" OTICE.

DERsoSs DESIRING TO EMPLOY A r,psr
4 class Nurse can ind one by applying Al The
residence Of Mrs. Isaac Parker. CommerrisI
aug6-dtf
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N O T | c E.

oFrIcE or Crrx TREAsunznl
Seattle, July LIST, 1878.
NE TAX LIST OR THE CITY OF SEATTLE
i for the year 1915 is now in INV hsnss IL
dne. All taxes not paid on or before Decemh.r
LIST. 1878. win be returned delinquent ana 49,.
eentsee added. JOHN II. BLANCHARD.
V2aAwta City Treasurer
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BORN

HURLEY In this city, Aug. Sd, to the wife Of
W. NJ. Hurley. . daughter.
PHILPOTT-In this city. August 9Th, to the wife
Of W. NJ. Philpott. son.
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Getting out Of n world that Seemed 60 Him
10 he ~ Kind of Experimental Hell.


Early on Wednesday morning, June H. the
Count Auhrlct de P6yy, French nobleman,
lntoly resident In London, committed suicide in
the Thames mt Windsor. Whilo the military
police were pntrolling tho river aldc shortly
nftpr midnight. privaics Somcrvillc and Tuck Of
the First Battalion Scots Fusilicr Guards found
ranged. and with black bordcrcd mourning
envelope pinned to the cont. Tho letter bore tho
TorIs NY "T' 'WHrg73opf no ~ s%pengd
tondrnt Hayes of the Windsor Borough police
was Immediately informed Of the occurrence.
The sirsam. but before this could be
done the body Of tho unfortunate noble
man nttircd only in his shirt. draw
Cobber. rnst OF Windsor Bridge. The corpse
WIS removed to the Anglers Rest Bier lane
some I"welry. and other articles also an en-
v"lopc containing Photographic Oi the deceased
death being written on the back OF the picture.
There were also two visiting cards. one sur
mounted Ivy q coronct with the words, " Aulriet
de Pow. I Alhemarlc street. W" whilothe other
boro the address, " Madame Auhrict de Pevy
ia Cornwall road. Westhourne Park In adj
dtion. there was newspaper paragraph head
ed. singular death OF u French Countess in
Langham street" giving details of the sudden
death Of tho Countess. and to which was attach
ell n verse Of poetry written in Italian; also
piece VI paper with the following; My clothes
and property e be taken t. the railway station
caro- Of the station MUSTER
Upon opening the lctt'r pinned tot the cont two
sheets of note paper were found thus addressed:
Count Auhrict de- Paws Last Impressions at
the disposal Of any inquest and the Press"
some extracts from which are appended:
Corsr Avnalt ~ rfvYs Luu lvrnf'roS' have re
,o.ei TO- g TO %, irc 81 ,i World Tai,n i- ate, Az
iaisnc sa,s what has mankind to complain or If
Their, Is on, one way d coming INTO th; world there
are hunlrri ways o. sctuns out oiu' think one Of
- q preferred dcaihlci There ismany spot where
world ' is not tear dSa,l ALTHOUGH /, may be
d.asrccah's TO our stn,c-. take 1t nom higher
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HrRoPE's PEicE CONGRESS.
The Representative OF the Great Powers
Assembled In Berlin.


BERLIN. Juno l2-Thc following il list
OF the pl"nipotentares and Secretaries de-
putel to take part in the work Ot the Congress-
GERMANY. Prince Bismarck Under secretary ui state
Won BiuW. Ambassador Prince Hoheuluhs Schiiing
ingst Srcrctariet -lrNN Councillor o LEGATION Hucher
Envoy Won NainNitI. Councillor. 90 LEGATION BUSCH md
Baron ilol.i,in. srtr'ttrie. Of legation Won Bulow
Count Herbert Bismarck. and Count Rsntlan.
Great britain -iiN uUutcntln rlrs-Iuri bracONShell
Marqui. OF salisbury. Lori Oiu Russell sccretanes-Mr
Montasu Gerry. Mr rhilp Currc. Mr Horny Seville
Lee non J Berthe. Hon Eic harrington. Mr. Charles
linpwool. Nr l. Le Narthaut GOr.eln Mr. Arthur Bal
four Lieutenant i.neral SIT Lntorn simmons Capt I'd
wards Cart AriNEh
Russia -rsnpot, nnaries-Prince Gorichakof Amhss
-uiur Count ~ChUa' ltrN Ambassador Bartn u puhrii
Secletaie--fllvN .uucillor Baron 'Jouin Councillor
state Baron Frdcficks secretary Vt legation Count
Aiier"rs Cen Nflnt.clun. coils. Bobrkof AMI Boso
lunor
Austria -Picnirot. nuaric,-Count Andrassy AmhNs
>.,lefarles- Chri ~ sncuon Baron schwg.l, Envoy
Utfr Won r,,cicuher. Councillors baron Huhner Won
sick p.rts Won Asrhrr. and seerctarN Won Pes. nv
France. -rivupui, nuArs.-M Warrington. Amha,sa-
lts Anaires fohtquss, Duclerc. sous ttt de
cabinet; Secretaries of Embassy, Cunie lie Mouy Four
chun Paul De .pr, de ia Motto, Attaches Comte Monta
~ O. Nicomic ie Braucairr.
Italy -Homput, niiaucs-Count Cori Ambassador
Count LauuaV Sccr,terios- Councillors Ut Embassy
turtuln- aui fhrNaer fu.t secretaries Marquis Balh
au, Marquis le Nnli.piAa
rurk.,' -rleuipoic ,rrs- Alexander Caraut odori
PH.hH. Ambassador SadnullHh Beg. Gen Mehemot An
ra-la Srcrrihrt s-raruir- Eiisnfi rou--ier lu Min
prparcmeut Mini- r. de. Arlircs ktfansere, sec.
rrillfe % AunbssHtc ohHu Bt.'ldhau. HatChk Enruat,
NaVun k1vnii tAc, Sc Bureau au Mnsiere des Anar,
EtrHl- 'tes
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THE rorK's LATEST rrrERiNcE
The Significant Address or Leo Kill TO the
DIsbanded Pnpal Onicers.

RONF. juno 0.-Thc speech made 10y Loo
III IN Friday To- thc 9illrers q the dis9anded
Chief. tcn. kanzirr. has taken every ono by
suIIr.s" In Il be- has nude direct Departure
from the course he las hiiA rtO followed. " th
the exception o The Enyrll enl. Hli ms pr rNluus
uttorgur,- have been uHge 'iN irre from Hiiu-
sion L. tna Political s.de ~ thg i.,nian gues;
ton. That IN Vie Eg'y 'iral Vac fYp' Should
AS .rt the n,'c.--ity ~ iAr t,laloral upw'r a.
the .ul AMI free rNrr'is li the spiritual Juri--
iii iiqA was taken ~ q nl'u."r 81 fontsei he
meni tlo supreme PpAtl4 uh j. his protest and
de,ar,l what it WIS his dnig 10 iunintnin it
Wa, scotland TIN Pa, Is AZ ,idanea in his
ordinary .-''uis' ,of MI mention Of mundane
rol.u7 VA mS + - '"n NrWih; Pax snlposl-
phd,ls, hare lclt the pn stion 81 thn cqrhly
dominion I. au'h lnriAfr -Vlui. on 49, ule Ruler
Of otrnlet"5 and powers might hereafter see
Hay.n. -ll that in past yoar- he hat several
tin - '.ui ihr -1tsla'tion u o"H ing the officers
OF i,.r l"nt n 'Hl amy pay thrir homage IN that
san lal 90 ni, glorious prod ers~~Dr Plus IN.
anu thui l0w ne Diyin" Proy Icnee. in its in
srrui .''ln r"un .l-, had orrn fiji that We our
II L. .eiol!,leo' tha Apostolic Soc. tho Pope
"or 4.nn.t sufficiently express IN words the
Vivid s''i-il t nN now feet; nul we from our
hone 'Nnik 90" ,rl VIII, iu the nidst 81 50
naat DN"'. i.t- Of dls.oyalty. through which in
HN. '.' N Nui.'-l Flge " 50 '"7liy VI 'lHi ~,
a. ri,. 30 N'N str myth To- lr's"rN' in your
lore, -i- -. IN"ty sentiment Ol honor uni duty
49,. '!"~sit" "a many occasions the lenedic-
to..t t1ii and u" uiuIHtl'ii ul esteem
81 .r ".frnt mi-- Wcare slni also 10 adj
az -- t..,. lay oar wprl OF pinls", and To
en-. ...lo-r N.u To- remain arm IN your int"n-
htiu.ryn4 luyr -prtai. said rightly glo-
rice falU. 2. iNusnluri 0a thrr" Is no finer or
h",i,r rau-" nan that u lishtn: for the holy
r.S..-. Me Church and 81 her august Head;
there II no military glory moro splendid than
thar d.. millMnius high tn" honor Of TINS ~.
"r'd q :. ia defending tilr Pnpn"y YOU defend
"u. 4 the most D. yidentiAl OF tho divine nst-
tut. n-. drl. nd,n- Ing lapa.y YOU make your
sr4A'- ~ support ~ liit SOY 'rolSh uo7iilon
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w steady work guaranteed e. camlei,nt hands
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M ANTED ENrcrcnccd hahis on hhlf nets also
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w to act as fore woman must know now ~ operate ON
the machine. S2s Broadway
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If YOU

ARE PREPARING TO 90 TO THE COUNTRY, PLEASE
BEAR IN MIND THAT THE BEST PLACE TO RE.
FLEMISH THE WARDROBE OF YOURSELF OR or
YOUR CHILDREN Is AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT
THERE'S NO ARTICLE OF WEARING
APPAREL. FROM SHOES TO HATS,
FROM THE MOST INEXPENSIVE CALI
60 GARMENT TO THE MOST COSTLY
PARTISAN COSTUME. WHICH IL NOT
SUPPLIED. IN RICH ASSORTMENT, AT
OUR COUNTERS.
GRAND ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR
INCLUDING BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN LAWN AND
SWISS sACQUEs) EVERY ARTICLE FOR MISSES
UNDER CLOTHING EVERY ARTICLE FOR TRAVEL
LING AND TOURIST PURPOSES. AND EVERY Ac.
cEssoRY OF THE TOILET
As TO OUR PRICES. IN TRUTH, IF
ALL THE LADIES OF NEW YORK CITY
WE'RE JUDGES OF TIE VALUE OF
GOODS, II ALL APPRECIATED THE
FACT THAT THEY OUGHT TO BRING
THEIR PATRONAGE TO THE STORES
winch OFFER rmE BEsT G0oDs FOR
THE LEAST MONEY, III ALL DID
THEMSELVES THE JUSTICE TO OPEN
THEIR EYES AND TO COMPAREQ QUAIL
ITY AND PRICES, THEN. INDEED. OUR
VAST ACCOMMODATION ron THE
SERVICE OF CUSTOM WOULD NOT
HOLD TIE oNE:sILNnMEnIM HAKT
OF THE THRONG OF LADIES WHO
WOULD CROWD TO OUR ESTABLISH
MENT.
WE CERTAINLY HAVE NO REASON TO COMPLAIN
OF ANY WANT OF PATRONAGE, But
WE ARE DEEPLY IMPRESSED WITH THE cONcEP
TIoN OF WHAT OUR TRADE WOULD NECEs-
sAKILY BECOME IF ALL LADIES or THE
CITY PAID Us An uNPREJUDlcED VISIT OF EXAM
NATION