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An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
q miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world. it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prejudice aud
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning viii soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia. with
all its miserable effects. such as sick
headache. palpitation of the heart. sour
stomach, babitual cositiveness. dizziness
of the head. nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sale now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and
not q druggist but win tell you of its
wonderful cures. You can buy Sample
Bottle for ten cents. Three doses will
relieve you.
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COwLITZ COUNTY REPUBLICAN Con-
vENTIoN.-The Republican Convention
of Cowlitz courty was held ct Kslsma
on the Oath inst. James A Renkswas
nominsted for joint councilman; for
representative. BENZ. Huntington; joint
representative. Geo II Pile; county com.
missioners. w Fl Black. A L Kincaid
and Noyes S Smith; probate Judge. ) H
Woolsey; auditor, w Beall; sheriff, r
8 Carnine; treasurer. II G Comsgys;
surveyor, Peter w Crawford; coroner,
John McFarlsne; aud N Fl Bloomfield,
s w Beall and q Callahan were elected
delegates to the Territorial convention
to be held at Vancouver on the 9th of
October, 1878. The following resolu-
ton was carried unanimously: Resocled
That. whereas the delegates to Congress
have, for the past ten years, been resi-
dents Of western Washington Territory,
the nomination of right belongs this
year to the eastern portion of the Ter
ritory and that our delegates be instruct
ed to vote in the Vancouver convention
for resident of that portion of the
Territory, and that S. c. Vineyard is
our first choice.
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City Council,
THURSDAY, Oct. 3, 1873.

ohSoAi' Oct. 8, 1878.
Council met pursuant to adjourn.
men:. Present Denny. Murphy. Mil.
Ter. Baxter. Abrams. and Chilberp.
Journal read and approved.
Accounts were presented and .o.,
upon as follows: Bill of H Quinn for
S35. ordered paid; bill of ] N Colman
referred to the finance COMMITTEES
Seattle Truck and Dray Co.. finance
committee; Crawford K Harrington
$40. ordered paid; T d Hinklev SS
ordered paid; Seattle Gas Light Co
finance committee; S P Andrews. sIS
ordered paid; G. D Boren, finance
committee; Fred Minnick, $40. or.
dered paid; Jas WEIGH, $40. ordered
paid. The following were ordered
paid; F n Robinson; SIS 35; r Scott
sl4 40; NJ J Costello, $50 so; FMc.
Combs, "a 60; Crawford & Hsrrinp-
ton. 50 ID; Thos w Prosch, a 50:
Toklas & Singermau. $11 80.
Report of Roswell Scott, city mag
lstrate. for the month Of Septembar.
1878, was received, accepted and plec-
ed on file.
A communication was received from
DR.. Fred. W: Sparkling, Health officer.
OF the city, regarding the sewer at the
foot OF Washington street. Referred
to road committee.
Ordered that the lamp lighter be
required to light the street lamp on
the corner Of Third and Washington
streets.
Ordered that the City Clerk procure
copy Of the Statutes of Washington
Territory for the year 1877 for the use
Of the Council.
Bill of j McGi!vra ordered paid
in the sum of x3l SO.
Adjourned until this evening at Z
o'clock. E.S. OsBoRNE.
City Clerk.
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,rvsyrIE CoNCERT.-Mrs. A. NJ.

,rvrxuE CoNCERT.-Mrs. A. M.
s..d., his decided to give grand en-
,.s.iouent at Yssler's Hall on Thurs
!. .,epipg, the 10th inst, on which
....;oo the juvenile opera of Little
"a riding Hood" or the "Wolf," will
Z ~ irouqht out by . musical combina-
- a voung amateurs of this city,
- OF Mrs. Snyder's music school
a. cords of the opera sre by George
c - While the music was arranged
= Harrison Willard. The following
=. y the leading characters: Little Red
= Hosd, Miss Clara Aundt, her
sother. Miss Nellie Snyder; fairy
aussu. Nellie Wright; the wolf, Master
Edis Snyder: and twenty fairy attend
-, IL fancy costumes. The admission
- bseu placed st twenty-five cents, IS
n object is not to make money, but to
~ tie children confidence in them
ssl,ss 10 appearing before the public, as
ii musicians. both vocal and insiru.
sntaI. are necessarily compelled to
me before the people more or less,
poosr or later. It is hoped that none
Il or citizens will miss the rare treat
i store for them in this concert.
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AMI INYgLLIGGNeER.
r,ssy, october 4, 1878.

. R. FACTS On September
}. r., ul annual meeti' OF the
~. . =. Of the North Pa' tic BALL
~ so'I held, and the following facts
r.d = 3. The the company's business. as
,ss'clDsgh e. election of the following
6sdsss 'e earnings for the year were
~ ] ss1. expenses, 1851 ,3o2. leaving
plUeI..,, ca Of &562,079. or a net in
~ 3 si6O. ssr over last year. The
~ : J. /. Of The land department have
ss''ic:.ss.s nearly 100000 acres having
- :e., 1870 Of. The following direc-
- osp elected: Charles B Wright of
~ ~ ,'s.n;s, Frederick Billings OF
1910, ss George " cass OF New
&C. @ csarlemsgns Tower OF Pennsyl-
IT : q Ainsworth of Oregon. Geo
go New Hampshire, Joseph Dill
- !" Il Pennsylvania, Alexander
- IN II Wisconsin, johnson Living
New York. J Frailey Smith Of
q 0 :. John NJ Denison of
irss'..,.sd. Benjamin Cheney OF Mssss.
md Richard l. Ashhurst of
.,,.nia. The Board of Directors
..,ssstIy met and reelected Chas
M for President. Samuel Wilk
: - Seeretary. and George z Beebe.
Fmesurer.
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To DE LABELLED. From the San
Francisco Chronicle we learn that the
owners of the bark Montana. which
brought six longshoremen to this port.
. week or 20 ago. will be held for dam
ages. Peter Robinson, ballaster, says
that the men remained on board ct the
request Of the mate. to shift the ballast.
and they were to DO sent back BY the
tug which took her outside the Heads.
Outside the master of the ting refused
to 60 near enough to the Montana to
get the men. as the water was rough,
and the stevedors were taken to Seattle.
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In TowN.-Joseph Edwards, agent
for s. w. Brown, of the Vancouver
Nurseries. 10 now in the city and will
receive orders for fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubbery, flowers. etc. Mr..
Brown 10 an old and reliable nursery.
man. of excellent reputation and guar
antses everything be sells true to name
and as represented. Now il the time
to get choice flowers. shrubbery, ETC..
Of reliable man. s3O-dlw
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SUCCESSFUL BIDDERs.-At eleven
o'clock, on the lst inst, the various
bids were opened and read for the canal
to he constructed at the cascades in the
Columbia river Col. Wilson read them.
They were IS follows:
Ball & Plat, New York. .$lS7. 420 90
w Doty. Fort Edwards. l95,375 90
w A Murphy. Chicago. -. 2Ol ,457 90
J B Montgomery. Portland. 203.4S5 90
Schuyler & Schuyler.S F.. oil 1895 90
Hans Thielsen. Portland. -. 1915 90
Wells. Timbernan b Co
Keokuk, Iowa .......... 1876, 445 90
Subject to the approval Of the chief
of engineers. the contract is awarded to
Messrs. Ball & Plat. Work will be
commenced as soon as the contract is
approved.
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Il
00af AegsE.-Mr. Coppin, archi-
'e6and nastsr builder, has exhibited
9 g plaas and specifications for .
s'en louee. which are to be considered
~ County Commissioners. The
oalla'lg y to be t0x1Oo feet, two
. nigh. snrmonnted by . belfry,
oessd upon . stone foundation.
u. MOOR, IA feet high, divided into
aol'c oficss, 2nd Hoor, Is feet high,
g court And jury rooms. The estimat.
- coat OF the building complete 10 $10,-
which It strikes % is remarkably
~ considering the dimensions, de-
= and mode Of building.
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RIrUaNED.-The teachers of this
diy Who went up to Olympia last Sun
BY evening returned on the Zephyr
hst night. the Institute having finished
% it, business Wednesday afternoon.
They report having been very hospita-
by treated and having enjoyed pleas.
at q we'll as useful session of the H.
aitute. At the request Of the Terrific
al Board of Education. now is session
4 he capital, various committees were
appointed, each of which took under
sdvissnent certain class of books, to
decids which series would be the most
psienbls to be adopted rs a uniform
Standard for our common schools. The
committees reported and the Board now
hvs the matter under advisement and
10 doubt the recommendations of the
ufious committees of the Institute will
piif to influence them in the selection
( regular and uniform series Of
boks.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION. The Terri
nRhl Board Of Education, now in ses-
IN 1t Olympia, is composed Of Jno. p.
lsdscn, at Olympia; Thos. Burk. of
oatla; Nv Rounds, Of Castle Rock,
NM. Moore. Of Walla Walla. We
IN that they are getting along well
~ their business One important
~ they have to perform is the
attainment Of . uniform series Of
tah,oks for our public schools, which
se1nkter Of deep interest to the head
NsNy family. and no doubt that task
0pseformed in . manner to re-
dit not only upon the Board Of
!. -, but the power that created
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The new steamer belonging to
Aessrs. Smith and Moss, now on the
ways at Bellsowu. will probably be
launched on Tuesday and come up to
Maddock's wharf, where her boiler is
at present. undergoing substantial re-
pairs. under the supervision of Mr..
Williams. who informs US that it will
be ready to put into the steamer in Q
week or ten DAYS.
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MovED-Messrs. Coulter 4 Shillis-
tad, whose double column advertisement
is found in another column, have moved
from their quarters on Mill street to a
very neat little shop on Cherry street,
where they will hereafter be pleased to
meet their old friends and patrons, as
we'll as any new ones who will favor
them with their patronage.
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COMMISSIONERS HKErINa. - The
Commissioners Of King county held .
special meeting yesterday for the pur-
pose Of taking steps toward the levying
Of . special tax 10 raise ten thousand
dollars fer the erection Of . court house.
After msturs dslibsration they decided
20 let the matter come before the people
ct the next general election, for their
approval or rejection. This being the
only business before the Board they id
journed, sine die.
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Doc TAx.-Many Of our citisens are
acting In accordance with the provis.
ions of an ordinance which went into
operation yesterday, in regard to
licenseing dogs. Some nine licenses
had bsen granted up to noon yesterday,
and doubtless oil good dogs in the city
will wear collars with the number OF
their permits stamped upon them, while
the worthless ours that are curse to
any community will 60 TO the pound.
where they properly belong.
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!. fN DowS.-One day last week
= nlge barn on the Mcknight farm.
= o'aek river. fell to the ground.
!. .sn ~: one Of the largest structures
49, .ss kiad in the county. and was
49, MN hay. the weight of which
- oe great for the foundation, and
~ ss ooilding tumbled down. hay
~. The barn stood about six
=. ~ M the ground and consequently
~ nAde complete wreck of the
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THE GEN.-This little steamer, now
lying in the rear of the North Pacific
Brewery got up steam yesterday for
the first time, and gave her wheel q few
revolutions. She is nearly completed
and will probably make her trial trip
on Saturday.
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SIC SRNPKR SALRRATUs.-Notwith.
standing the excitement about the id.
mission of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still hits the bulls-eye every
time. Dennis Kearney to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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Wharf street, Victoria, B. c.

MILLINERY.-Mrs. Ada Blackman 10
going to Frisco for . new stock of
millinery goods. They will b. selected
b the lady herself, and in connection
shs intends to keep . full line Of hat
blocks of the latest Fall styles. and
will bleach and press at the usual price.
Experienced workwomen in this line
will be employed.
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PLEASANT CALL.--We received .
pleasant call last evening from Mr..
II. NJ. Guild. the entsrprising agent
OF q G. Green, Of Woodbury., N. j..
sole manufacturer Of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup and August Flower. He
leaves on the steamer this morning
for victora.
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1.aas TtxsSRs.-Pugst Sound 10
people oil over the world to
1af eyes BY the shipment to
ss;ss posts Of some Of our large
g timber. Too barkentinc r.
which arrived in San Fran.
~ 81 81 s1e 24th Of September, from
- osssksly, took as . portion of her
s, svc spars $50 feet long. and :
equAre timber 142 feet long.
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CALL ON ]. A. NcPHx4 for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in tho city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied ct either wholesale or retail.
Stand in 8. Kenny merchant tailoring
ablishment, Commercial street. Sc
attic, W. T. myl7 DIFF
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The bark Cassandrs Adams and the
schooner Dreadnaught arrived at Port
Townsend yesterday, the former from
San Francisco and the latter from
Agubamjo, Mexico.
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Nor Observation-Disclosures Jim,
the Indian belonging to the Tulalip
reservation, who vas shot by China
man, on the sswdust. night tsfore last.
10 walking about the streets. Il Was
at first thought be was badly hurt. but
the ball passed through the body just
above the hip and inflicted but eight
wound. The Monaghan has not yet
been captured.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-04

GooD.--We are glad to note the
fact that the cest pool, at the foot of
Washington street. is being covered
with fresh earth, and will soon be a
thing of the past.
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SHERMAN HYDE 1 Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l-dAwly San Francisco.
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ANOTHER OSE.-Wednesday after
noon fellow known a. Frenchy was put
upon the streets to work out a fine i'm.
posed upon him by Justice Snyder, for
furnishing an Indian Ere water.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOME INDUSTRY.

Every person in the community is bound by
selfinterest a. well - social obligations to give
the preference to articles OF home production
over those Of foreign manufacture. all other
things being equal. No country can prosper
with the balance Of trade against them. and IL il
perpetual draft upon their resources, to buy
abroad ~hat can be produced ct home cheaper
and better.
MALT LIQUORS
Have become articles Of general consumption
here as in every other part Of the Ulited States,
and the demand is constantly increasing. The
fact has been demonstrated in all Western com.
nunities that the decrease Of the use OF ardent
spirits. is in proportion to the substitution Of
wholesome beer. No country is better adapt ed
to the production Of good beer than this. The
climate is favorable. the hops produced are Of the
best quality. and barley is abundant. There is
NO part Of the world where . better quality of
drst beer is produced, free from deleterious
drugs, than by the North Pacific Railroad
Brewery, at steilscoom. the North Paeifie
brewery. and the Seattle Brewery at this
place. Neither Of these BIeweries resort to the
practice Of "doctorine" to give their liquors
favor or the appearance Of age, which cannot b
guaranteed for any Of the articles imported from
California or elsewhere. 1t 10 therefore prudent
sanitary measure. NO less than political economy
to patronize our homo breweries. auge6.
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TaKaE will be Neck-tis Sociable
At the NJ. E. Church Patronage, this
evening. All are cordially invited.
Ladies' will please bring neck~ties.
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=. Dakota leaves victoria this
q o'clock. and may be ex-
- aers some time this afternoon.
a nses the remains Of the late o.
q to Pert Townsend.
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The barkentiue W.. 81. Gawley and
the ship Coquimbo arrived 1t Port
Madison from San Francisco.
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SAlLEp.-The ting .. L Aastick
took the ship Alasta 70 - yesterday
& noon. She had about 400 tons Of
SEATTLE coal IL her hold.
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6o1LER. -Meesrs. Foster s
.sse Just completed very hand
- strong boiler for the steamer
-, IN. Which viii /, placed in that
nss'e steamer t,fore long.
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Bow down your head, ye naughty clam
Ye oyster say your prayer.
The month that hath an B has come,
You're on the bill of fare,
At Charley Kiels Saddle Rock Res
taurant.
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EUROPEAN DRAFrs.-Drsfle issued
ct lowest rates on Great Britain, Irs-
land, Germany. Russia, Francs, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold ct lowest rates BY Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. T.
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w THE Fountain Beer Hall. Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry, Is the largest and finest in the city.
All kinds Of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; Also, fins lunches to order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-04

49, OfN.-The district schools
lass bssn closed for the past
dnling the absence Of their
~'ll rs-open again on Mon
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az Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON, Agents.
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OCCIDENTAL H0rEL, AT VIcToRIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fre-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and 40 good
meals IS any house in the city, ct only
81 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN,
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The bark Dublin arrived ut Seabeck
on the I'd, from San Francisco.
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- For smoked halibat, or nspes and
Ems p5cklsd call on ] r Bean, Front
etrees.
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EAs1EHx OAINRAL for sale q
Chtlbsse Brothess'.
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NOTICE TO LOGGRRs.

YTyHI UNDKR00NID. 4 SUCCESSFUL or
i Tsameese. weal1 nhe - - . - - Ynose
GeaAd ter ~ ens1lne vtn11e as3 . n 0unDsg.
: hand YIN soa1R zsvee q vzltlne. sl1eino
v1Gmy - 4. G. 0C0UIxy,
G1e1lD Itne ,. o., IADa o., osoOoo.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE HELD AT MUKILTEO,
l. October 4th. 1873, Republican Council Con-
ventton to nominate candidate for Councilman
Whatcom. j. 8. CONNER,
Chairman.
La Conner, Sept. IS, 1878.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-27

BS Mtauhem unferer 2eier miro e
9elpiB febr wiatommeu iein, su afah.
rem, oaB Der unermiiblide 9ernusaeber
Der vNftrs uno @artenbau. 3eituna"
unN ner @emerbe- un6 Snbuftrie.3e
tuns ySOrti@ritt Der 3eit." fih ent=
'dIohen bat. Nieie iwei nuBliden unr
nit 0fedt pnpuldreu 3eitI6riften BON
gteuiabr (lS79) on ameimaI, an
liatt mis ieiiber einmal monatlidJ
erldsinen su luGen. @s lit hies fhOn
isit Idueersr 3eit Der @unfd Oieler
9eier aelpeicn uub fam man bem Ser
amsQeber, nd DER Nbouaementspreis Der
1dltntBmdbia ,,lbft nod biIiaer
ipie iejther lit, Die 9lnertenuuna ieiner
Seitrfbungen nidt nObI ueria9tn. Oics
sluei ma mOnatIide @riheinen nel
8ldtter iebt Die &eoactiou in ben Stanb
einieIne, 9tnummangeIsbalbcr ieitber
belhrdntte Sdher einaebenbtr Al be.
banteIn, mie renn aud.manderIei Sers
btlerun9en gemadt weroen iolen.
IS sisbt idweriid ir9enb anbere
oeutfde 3eiti9riften in Nmer,ta, Die
cine mahenbafte, aG9emeine Serbrei'
tung mebr berbienen, aIs aerabe Die
older. uno @arfenbaus3 3eituna" uno
ySortldriti Der 3eit," gSegen Yrotss
nummern, pelde uuentgeItlid uerianot
pcrDen, iAreibe man an ben 9erausre-
Der gS. gS @oIeman. WfiImautee, @is.