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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-24
A WONDERFUL PERSON.

Heknows every canyon aud hill south
to Crrro Gordo and east to Utah, He
can ieil'oi mining prospects. ranches,
stock ranges and wood lands until you
Creation. His great aln seems to he
to discover lodges aud show them to
his friends. lie says all the pay he
wants Is the knowledge of being the
diseoverer OF the biggest niue In the
word. He is the owner of several
ranches, one In beautiful. valley sit
uated in one of the highest mountains
III the State. He says prospecting hae
cost him III time and money $4O. OUO.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-07-11
ScniHamnaeH.

perfhwanSen, prCSusiren iiH 10 anhsre
SHurten unb jteben bic @ufmerlilmteIt
eer nru9tsriaen 3uf6duefnenee :auf i6.
grn ben RefplutiOnsn, bic Der Gonsree
sefa6t III nur tas I'm NassmetRrn iutr.
fpdRnsn, tds lib bieitr erlau6te aTrper
istr fretsetis nit bss GOltes Grltsrn Sc.
triefen un6 cbnt risl grfinnens 6unSert.
tduienbe sro5mltbts bsipilist Sat. Te
Gentraetpren her Efentltben Mr6tit,n
unb bic aufFtttpabrnten yeaniten irers
ben li8 0sirtB nitt betiasen bic fEnnsn
tritorr einral e:n Sabr fcrt5aultn Hnb
= ibrs 3afHen flGIsn. Mit SGmeraen
s5drtsn bic 9eGrr9tiinn!tn ouf 6as Ius.
'einantsrsrter Der HonoraJIes unS fiiS.
lea lti4ter,4 trsnn ft bic Riume tcs
&apitcts entleSrt blben. Das Softer.
fds COMMITTEE BAT in Der Eur,en 3tit,
leit eS juI1mmrn8ttrrttn, cine 70 erFlrd.
ltte Menss llnratbs aus Der politfbsn
eloafe ;u Gns sef6rbert, bl6 man bic
Nttslietsr bsSftlbsu bebaurrn mue, Ia.
&c ,unb @pAen in elmer 70 Itinfrnben ut.
mrSpedre btnbrinssn unh iiG NIT 10 Cd.
h5rTt Rattrtat abssbsn 3u mafen.
Ter ttB3i9s HuBsn. ben bds COMMITTEE
unb bic bafir betpitIistsn $4,000 tabsR
ipsrSsn, bsitebt barIn: bas Bolt Ottr
1trlmsbr GinIsLns aus bsm gcIf wsrbrn
ouf's 9eue ltgisusF, fuie rsit bic fit.
't&s 5ialntb un f& seSriTtn, bag aud
gum She'll bic rt64ffesrnken Seautsrn
eapon anaeftedt finh.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-07-11

BON sintm anssfltrten, Gbr9atten er-
sitlt Der ,,&UGtfer @tcbI6tsr" fclsen.
be wabrbafte 6ef&i6te: "gpr stutssn
@pnaten fam nunslddltGes .Rdb&en
aus CANADA, rpeldes Ssn tbreui. @eltst,
ten perfibrt unb perlafen rprbcn mar,
In einem 9parbinstaEfr IN 8C6efer an.
&m 2S. @ar3 b. s. fam fie nieeer unN
sebar elm tatfdss, ettp1 3pDlf @funb
wiesenbes Wibhsn, ppbrt bic un9liid~
li6e iunee @utter beinabe ttr 2eben
einbdbtc. SltS tetbteier. @eleBentsiti6r
Qeben nur mod an .einen1 6aben bIp9
uNb Fe ieben 4usr9blid ben Sob errar'
tcte. Iteb Fs li6 ert bsrbet, tte @efaiGte
tbrer gersangenHstt Su er5a9len, nobel
Te untsr &nberem erwiRnte, boB menn
iie tarke, man tBren re6ten Hamen tn
elmer, ,&stfetafAe fnben merbe. Der re
beGanbeInbe arSt mar Gr. Davis nnb
unter lctner Sur 9enaB bic SHUTTER.
ErE tjGr trMmt uun ta5 9(Weerrrfent-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-07-11


Die 369esssfbt6te uuleres
9ancss TT Der Irt, bde lie Die 9efEr,ieen
IN ttrcr 6UTnunssIpiistsit be3iet;a cir
ntr 9erteTerans Ger Ittli6en 3uf5nte
bss @Cltes, trie Der .8ssisruns ,weSr II.
mstr befdrtt. GcrruptioR, wet&e al.
sntRatten terrfHt,. tR ftrrdsnsrrssen6 (;
no man nur bic 6lGe Iiiftrt, baruuter
iie ttr @eien, @clitit senunnt, ptrifsdt,
FART bem llntsriuheneen @ertpmmcnteit
unb Hiebsrtra6t in bie 9ki9en. Die
@auptverbreder, bic niIt GtStn slet9
Gtntern nit runbrn Stein9en lpielen,
trel&e aus 8siesesbru1 unS um9ebuns-
en- Elm 8ererb MAIDEN. melbe lib 3u al,
len S6dnbtbaten unb niebrtydhtisen
9anblun9en ptfli9 terseben, tpenn lte
nur ben Shein Dor Der Bett retten unb
tbre 1afGen nit benz ersielten Sinben>
lCtn fiiaen fSnnen; bieie Srrte 9eute
fttwtmmer 0ben In ben krbern 3eetcnen
Der meni4ltten @tIenf&aft untfr Be-
rrunbrruns pes prlttif4cn 0Sanba9els"
umber unb setpdsren bur4 t9rc @ur3el>
bdume unb senialen @enbun9en bem
bpten uub atterb69Fen @letS fDftiGes
&frsnasen. @a6t Elm rpIttii6er
3n6tbausppsel feline Sate bummt
tpmn,t bic Spis5utsret an rem Sag,
fntt er enbtt8 unter +; fp sewd6rt fol4eS
slsnte S6auiptet fetnen sfidli8erfn
GUGeeen ein fiIeS pber ldutcs @aubi'
I'M; reRN taUm 10 Gin lctf,r GlGnter
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-07-11
Srie95tlrttr.

-i-
S6ttICS SGartt srm 56war;sr GPcer, al,i-.
alien, benz Geuealus, btm incIttrn 8uFIanb'
SWmanien uue..rtr 0ltIi6en 3iirTti. On Stsiu
attc6cn. Icrefdltie eserudt unt culorirt. @aF.
nab, l 100000. G,rc6s, 22-2S 3rQ. grtiS
scfaItet unb in llmitIas, SO.4O.
TirTt Star.t in mad zen ntueifcn mr. scll :
flnciaitcH graaHen 'ausatartrtict. ie eitt
cine uterii6ilihs Daritclluua cts e:n;sn
Gricsti6aueIaies in europa unS gitt!.
SuauSstatptn Srr e. Stsistr, % u. "a
Tranffrrt Ctr, Mem gcrf. Der Grsmr, arc ra&
Gmpfans heS SetrastS io9Isi3 q y q suicH-
bet.
Dieter @trltaer Bat @rrfttrunscn eetrcTer,
I'M rtitcrc 8riea5f1rter, bic ttIra uStbis psr>
en- iratsn, aISbaIe rrltsintn gu Ianm.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-07-11
2 9lut1lelt> 1tltp 0entl1fe>
Sddtlte1t

fpsrtsn srpfan;t ron elmer Rinica 2euts in
Snttrifa. Sicbe =.
0icf'S NreiSIiife 90 &b bil6un.
9en,,nur 2 Gents.
Nttt'S Slmmenfnbrer, rtertelid6r-
lt6,i25 Gents idtrlt9. ,-..
StG'S SIumeM>uu0 Gemii1c-
Sartem5O Gents; TT ele9anter &ein~
panb 100.
slls msine @sr6fsntli6ansen perben in
Gnslif6 upb Dcutf6 eebruft.
2(erchtrs; SGmcs Sttf, Tc1tRcr q. 9.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-07-11
White Shuttle
21d9mdfdiue.!
b,maI einsefitrt bebauptet lie i6ren 9lat
fir INNER.

gStr 1ertGuf6ben WfafAtnfn.
ehidt Cure altmooii9en, i6uerfdlliselt,
Iniperlauferoen, sSrauen t0otenoen Utal6i-
nen 5u uns. 9Bir ne6men bielel6cn ST
s2s.0O a!s She'll Der 3ablun9 an elne BON
unleren Ral6inen.
Sic lit berlbmt i6rer ,8Drt6eile tpe9en:
narin boB fe cine Der 9rDbten Wtai6iner
1T, ne!de beutjutaoe fobrijirt tueroen. Gin.
iuenobar fir ben Gamilienee6raL ioDbbl
als fir Werfitdtten. sic bat bas gr6bte
Sd:ifGen nit eincm sroBcn uSobbin",
keldes beinabe eine san5e Spule SDirn
Silt:,. Sie Spannuns ecs SdlII4ens tGnn
tcSul:-t .iserben obne Serausnabme BEG
Sdif4ens aug Ger Wea|aine.
Sitie Ntaidiue lit 10 eDnitrnirt, ooB bic
f:rottauipenoung Direct uber oIs ytaoel ae=
,9iebt Rpb bohur6 lie Die Befdhtgnng be-
,bt bos i4tperfte WtateriaI nit nnper9lel9=
der leldtiofeit Su ndbeti. Sie 1T 1e1r
.nfa4 in gonifructieft nno 10 oauerbatt
,ls Gtabl uno Giien lie MAIDEN fann. Nue
0re bepegenbe g belle 5ihb Son perbartcten
5iien in6 Gtabl un6 auf 1innreibe glrt
.'nttrntrt, feline Srebfraft su berlieren.
bIr t6nfief re9tm6bi9 ie0e
MafAtne FIR Sabre aarantirta.
. ie 1T bic Ieibteite, rubieiilaufenbe 0ta<
1ine I'M Rorfte. Gierf ebenfalls Die
t.tstdlti9it nerBerte uno bib .9efte Wtai4ine
= 3rooutirt:
gfit aqen bieien Oor3iieen pir6 lie benz
ID BON $500 biz $500 billiger pcrfauTt
3 ireeno cine anbere Moi9ine erFer
j. afe.
lnumT6rdntte gontroIe bbn 9iitritfsn
s:t6 G9enten ee9ebcn. ,r
annebmbare &auIpcrtrd9e tnerbeR pHerirt
;tr Gai6 ober ou4 auf @reoit.
S9idt fir gireuIare uno 8eoin9un9er
Die
White Sewing Machine Co.,
= 35S EacJLd Are,IHS,
I''isE .t..GHd:. Slc2cIauh, ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
Russian Diplomacy and It's Aim.
SEATTLE, April IL, 1873.

SEATTLE, April IL, 1873.
Ed. INTELLIGENCER Your yester
day mornings dispatches contained the
text of Prince Gortschakofrs long
looked for reply to Lord Salisbury
circular, dispatched tc the Powers.
FROM this We should judge the reply
TO be mastery stroke OF diplomatic
skill. concocted by the aged chancellor.
with the view of gliding the bitter pill
which Russia proposes to administer
to the British lion. It is orly a repe-
tition of the process of patting the lion
on the back. while he is being sh 'rn of
his name. Time and again Gortschak-
off has hoodwinked England, while the
armies of the Gar were pressing stead.
lily forward upon Constantinople.
The straightforward, cut aud slash
policy ST the English diplomat is no
match for the crafty, underhanded
chancellor of Russia. His success is
attained not by telling direct falsehoods
for when downright lying is required
lgnatieff comes to the frunt-but by
withholding and evading the truth.
and indulging in meaningless passages,
which to the unsuspicious ear have ev-
cry appea rance of honest frankness.
He has become famous for the ease
with which he inspires foreign diplo-
mats with confidence and trust in spite
of their intentions.
Salisbury's circular was character.
istic, blunt but honest stroke, struck
for the purpose of unmasking before
the world the treacherous policy OF
Russia. II raised commotion in Eu-
rope and threw food of light into
the councils of Austria. But that
Gortschakoff's skillfui and ingenious
reply will successfully draw back the
veil of false pretentions over the aeep-
laid purposes of his government. until
she has secured her real object there is
is no doubt. However, the final out
come must be war The real end of
Russia's skillful diplomacy is only to
mask her insiduous advance upon the
fair domains Of the East She is but
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
THE wEEKIY IxTE;.LrGENCEn.
Official Press Of King County,
Friday, April IL, 1878.
WHAT MAY BE DONE.

Considering the peculiarly favorable
circumstances for fruit growing that
are conjoined in the neighborhood OF
towns along Puget Sound, it is to be
wondered at that the industry has not
attained q greater Importance here
about. Our soil and our climate are
both peculiarly felicitous for the
growth and perfection Of the great va
riety Of small and standard fruits Of
the temperate zone. The contiguity of
the Sound on one side and OF great
bodies of fresh water in the lakes on
the other side. is especially favorable.
The Typographical situation in this re-
gard is very like that Of the famous
Grand Traverse region Of Michigan,
and like that, has its special aptitude
for the growth of peaches.
One of the surest businesses which a
steady, industrious man could engage
in, would be to clear off and fertilize a
few acres Of land near to landing
point either on the bay, the Sound oil
the lakes Though the nearer to the city
market the better, Of course and SCI
out orchards.
We have factories started for tht
construction of dryers of the most i'm
proved systems. and every facility sup
piled for conducting the business with
the best economy aud profit. The sale
of early fruit, also of late winter fruit
affords fair profit, and the market fol
the dried article as staple of commerce
is llimitable.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
EUROPE.

LONDON. April IL AT Lord Leitlim's
funeral yesterday very violent and
disgraceful mob that gathered in front
of the church attempted to capture the
hearse. declaring their intention to
drag out the corpse. They vituperated
the late Earl as an "old ruffian" and
"heretic." They also climbed the wall
of the churchyard. and cheered, yelled
and Kissed during the reading of the
service. Several mourners were rough
ly handled while endeavoring to make
their way into the churchysrd. All of
them had to pass out by an unfre-
quented way in the rear of the church
to escape violence. Fifty constables
were present, but were wholly insult
iicient to cope with the mob. many of
whom were drunk.
LONDON, April 1l.-For the protec-
ton Of ships in the Mediterranean
from torpedoes. number of
steam launches will be sent to
the island and other stations. A num-
Der of torpedo boats were sent from
Chatham dockyard to the Mediterran-
can yesterday A charter ed steamer is
now loading large number at Victoria
docks, the intention being to supply
each vessel with at least two torpedo
boats. Additional thirty-eight ton
guns are also being~shipped for Medit.
erranean ports in London docks War
like preparations of the Russians and
Turks about Constantinople continue
Approximations are expressed in Buch.
Arrest. that the Russians, intend enforc
ing strict martial law.
Gortschakoff has request ted the Rou
manian Government to repress the bit
bia, and two years occupation of Bull
garia. The ultimate effect of Gorts.
chakoff's circular is not reassuring. 1t
is said here that the government cannot
accept an invitation to formulate coun.
ter proposals. and that the question
must be settled by the powers Jointly
in Vienna. The most serious deduction
is that the hope heretofore held out
from st. Petersburg. of a renewal of the
conference negotiations. is not con-
firmed by Gortschackoff's circular,
which says nothing about accepting
England's conditions for going to the
Congress. Without some such conces-
sions on the part of Russia, no steps
can be taken toward peaceful settle
ment. The fact that the circular vas
telegraphed to London during the de-
bate on the address to the Queen, ex-
cites remark.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

are still flooded over the greater part
OF their surface, and nothing more than
late crops Of vegetables can be expected
there.
Yesterday an examination of the bills
rendered against the city by the Chroni-
Gle and Pest for printing the resolutions
or intention Of the Board Of Supervisors
10 DO street work, show that in two
months oYercharges to the amount of
81 ,264 &c cents have been made. The
bills rendered BY the Chronicle amount
to SIS according to the terms of their
contract, but are made out for 81 ,564 ~.
Those rendered by the Post should be
Si79, but are rendered at 1903 4. Both
parties, when the contracts were award
ed them to publish the resolutions,
were required 20 give bonds in the sum
Of $4,000 for the performance of the
terms of their contract.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
DAILY I.vTELLIGE.vTER
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9-At meet
ing of the 18th Ward Workingmen's
was adopted without a dissenting
voice
WHEREAS, The clergy of the city
have made common cause with capital
lists. land grabbers and political thieves
to break up this movement therefore,
DO it
Resotrei, That we stand shoulder to
shoulder in this movement until death
or victory is the result. Be it further
Resotoed. That we would suggest to
the Rev. Archbishop Alemany to look
after his spiritual affairs, and not this
movement of ours. A committee of
three were appointed to wait upon the
Archbishop and ascertain if he employs
Chinese servants. and if he does, and
will not discharge them he will be put
en- the black list. During the meeting
OF the Club the Archbishop was repeat
eddy made the object Of the grossest
insults by the language of mem bers.
1t was decided that hereafter the meet
ings OF the Club should be secret. to
enable them to more effectually provide
for organized resistance TO the vigi.
lance Committee, which is supposed to
be in existence.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners to.
day busted all employees of the depart
ment who hold official positions under
the city. State or general government
in addition to their positions in the de-
partment
San FRANCISCO, April ll.-Flour,
quiet and steady extra IS l2I@S5 81.
Jobbing best, SO s7l.
Wheat-Market firmer, but inactive !;
choice milling. 81 lo(aa l2I; shipping
% 90.
Barley. dull, and light demand. 81 Is
@l Tx.
Oats dragging feed, 81 s0@1 10.
Corn-Light stock and held firm !;
large yellow. 81 65 white, 50.
Hay-Good wheat, sl7; stable, sll
@i2.
Potatoes Firm; California, 81 GOA
9 90.
Wool-Good demand good long sta
pie. is@2ic; best. 2ll@22c
The crop reports received this even-
ing from all parts of the State are of
the most favorable character. With
but few exceptions there is prospect
of an abundant harvest in all quarters.
The southern portion of the State and
the San joaquin valley, in which crops
failed last year, promise equally well
with those of the northern valleys. In
some localities there is a complaint that
early sown grain has grown so rank as
To lodge, but this has not occurred 10
any material extent The exceptions
above referred TO, generally. arc the
low bottoms in the Sacramento valley
which were drowned out by The Pebru.
airy floods and the tule islands in the
delta OF the Sacramento. The latter
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire. proof has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city, at only
81 90 per day.
WIN. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, b. G.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
Skagit River.
SKAGIT RIVER, April II, 1878.

SKAGIT RIVER, April II, 1878.
ED. ISTELLIGENCER Settlers are
fast accumulating in the important
farming district of the Skagit, and all
the best lands as far up as Baker river
are located on, whether surveyed or
not for farming purposes-that is, lands
that are Immediately on the banks of
the river. Ross, Menckltr * Co. are
putting up saw mill near the mouth
of Baker river. The sound of the
woodsman's axe, the falling of trees.
the grating of saws, and the gentle
whoa. hah" is an indication of in
dustry, and from the jam up sixty miles
no monotoEy exists. Every one for
himself are seemingly hewing out his
own farm. Women are to be seen
burning brush, while the men are en-
gagged building. clearing, etc. With the
kind of population Skagit has success
will surely crown every effort
So much has been said of the jam
that it looks almost like burden to
impose on our readers to mention it
again. But l am happy to say, should
there no misfortune befall those hard
handed, iron-willed men that under
took the enterprise. that within a very
short time it will be out. Congress
should appropriate literally to them.
Congress has been memorialized by our
Legislature, and it was one of the issues
that elected Jacobs; besides. the re.
moval of which will open country
superior TO sny on Puget Sound, which
would have laid dormant for years to
come. SURVEYOR.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
A CARD.
SEATTLE. April 18th, 1878.

Ocal LIE, hpih iAIh, AO'O'
ED. INTELLIGENCER - Inasmuch as
the Ecsning Tribune has taken occasion
to denouncc me as all impostor, l beg
leave to present in vindication the fol-
lowing letter credential, which l hold
from the publisher of the Standard:
Portland, April 6, 1873.
THE bearer, Mr.. Thos. F. Swannick,
formerly commercial editor of the
Standard, starts tomorrow on trip to
Seattle and other points in Washington
Territory as our correspondent. Any
favors that may be extended to HIM
will be appreciated"
Deeming the above sufficient refu-
tation of the charge referred to. l sub
scribe myself,
THos +. SwANNICK
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
EAST RRN STATES.

BEDFORD, Me. April l0.-Frederick
Savage, Frenchman, to-day murdered
Rose Vincent, of Methune, Mass, by
throwing her into The river. When ar
rested, his only explanation was "Oh,
/ love her too much" He is married
and has children.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12
BORN

Renton, April LIST, 20 the wife of
John Bissell, a son.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

GREAT ATTRACTIoN.-At the Frau.
enthal Bros. emporium may be seen
ladies' dress and fancy goods, gentle
mems clothing and furnishing goods,
sa oaFfRet1hg, -au tie R greatest 'att ta
traction is the low prices they are offer
ing these fashionable, new and stylish
patterns of dress goods and gents wear
for. The same may be said of the car
petings. These goods have been care
fully selected by Mr.. Jacob Frauenthal,
who will return soon from San Fran
cisco, with the remainder of their i'm
mense spring and summer stock of dry
goods and clothing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

THE most practicable method of
making money now is to purchase a
county right for the manufacture and
sale OF Kelly & Coles fruit dryer.
Several orders have already been given
for them, and these will be termed
over to the purchaser of the county
when the persons ordering remit.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

crouching, ready for the final spring.
While she can divert and procrastinate
the movements of the British court, by
her adroit diplomatic strategy, she is
slowly but surely fastening her grip
upon the key points of the Orient.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

By USING Kelly & Coles steam dryer
the fruit cannot be burned, as is fire..
quently the case, and the process is Sc
simple that any person of ordinary in.
telligence can operate it, and it is per.
fectly safe, and cannot be blown up OF
do injury in any way. DR.. Lane has
some fruit dried by this process in
Seattle. which can be seen by calling
on him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

One of Kelly s. Coles Fruit Dryers
can be seen at Ole Schillistadt's furni-
ture shop at the head of Yesler's wharf.
A family dryer costs from S35 to 800,
according to size. Can dry vegetables,
fish, CLANS and meats as we'll as fruits.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-12

Four POUNDS of good Costa RIGA
coffee 81 and eight pounds of C
sugar for 81 can be had at o. A. Nc
Callister's. on Front street.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

PrAHLs.-Heaven is in the Gro

PrARLs--Heaven is in the cross
but the cross is not in heaven.
Malice sucks up the greater por-
tion Of our own venom aud p poisons
itself
Bishop Wilberforce once said {:
"Don't waste any time in killing
devils
Hope 10 always as much better
than fear as courage 10 superior to
cowerdice.
God has no partner in His wis
dou doubt not, therefore. though
thou understand not.
Man is mixed Of virtues aud vices
love his virtues in others, but ablor
his vices in thyself.
Greatness follows no man, but go .
eth before him aud he that is sssid
uous shall overiaks fortune.
Love OF truth shows itself in dis
ooveiies and approaching what is
good wherever it may exist,
Seek not for faults, but search dill
gently for beanties; for the thorns
are easily found when the roses ARE
faded.
Hs that telleth thee that thou art
always wrong may deceive bnt he
that saith thou art always right is
surely liar.
We sometimes congratulate onr,
selves OF the mo,nent of waking
from our dream it may be SO the
moment after death.