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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-16
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.


Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge Is kept from the
world, because of the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This 10 not the case with BoCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. Although but . few
years introduced into this country its
sale now reaches in every town and viii
lags in the U. s. Its wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption. severe
Coughs. Pneumonis. Asthma. and al
other di,eases of the throat and lungs
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years. over 400.
600 bottles to the afflicted, free Of charge.
by Druggists. No such test Of merit
was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more &c
to your Druggist and get bottle for Is
cents aud try it. Sample bottles 10
cents.
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KLIcKIrAr COUNTY From reliable
information tue wheat crop If Klicki-
tat valley is estimated this year at
200, 600 bushels. Last year the crop
was in the neighborhood Of $4,000
bushels. and will probably make cor
sesponding gain next year. During
the time We have published the !Seati-
mel We have not been required to pub
lish crime committed in this place.
and the jail has been empty nearly all
the time. That speaks volumes for q
town not quite two years old. -. Mr.
Murray. living near Columbus. called
on W one day this week aud presented
us with four potatoes weighing respec'
lively 2 pounds II ounces, two 2 pounds
IS ounces each. and the fourth 3 pounds
Is ounces. making an aggregate weight
Of ~ pounds 0 ounces.-Sntinel.
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On VIslT.-Dr. c. +. Norwood,
of San Francisco. camo up On the Da.
kota to visit his father and friends in
tins city. Since leaving here. nearly
eight years ago. Charley. as he was
familiarity known. has graduated at one
Of the leading medical colleges in San
Francisco. and subsequently obtained
the position OF physician at St. Lukes
Hospital in that city. which position
he resigned . short time ago and
opened an Office in San Francisco,
where he Is doing we'll in the practices
Of his profession. The Doctor cannot
leave his business - long as bic friends
here would wish. and will return to
the Bay City in few days.
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Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass Of
beer in town. Besides Schaffer's cole.
brated Steilacoom and Schmiegs Bees
on tap. you will hnd Budweiser, 81
Louis. aud Milwaukee Lager Beer IN
pint aud quart bottles. Also all kinds
of cold lunches to order. A new
P,seonholc Table in the house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at 4 dollars pei
dozen quart bottles delivered to any
part of the city. -s-.
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SIMlLKAMEEN.-Ar. Smith. who in
former days was associated with Mr..
Bsliou. better known as BILLY Bsllou,"
the express agent on the Fraser river
route. il in town. He 10 tho discovereI
Of tho Similkamesn river silver mines
Of which we made mention some time
ago. and which are situated on both
sides of the Boundary line. A wagon
road from Hope Of abou: 100 miles
would reach them, and. it is fully be
lieved. would repay the outlay of con-
struction Victoria Standard.
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local PARAGRAPHS.

MIN new store OF Waddell & Mi">
- 10 ap immense improvement. O.
The old one
Limos c. Fox, OF the Seattle Iron
r'.rs went down to Point Wilson
".,.e,d,y. hi. services bring desired 1t
!s I;oht house for . few days in the
'n' .neemeut Of some OF the intricate
machinery there.
Mr.. Robert McComb. wife OF our
u,.,hv townsman of the firm Of Jones
: McComb, arrived on tho Dakota.
Thsv have engaged the DR.. Hug hes
I.use on Union street. in which they
will hereafter reside.
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SoALDED TO DEATH.-On Saturday
evening Of last week . 8 year old child
Of W. B. Mays. of PendIetou, met its
death by falling into q tub Of scalding
water. 1t seems that Mrs Mays VA
about to scrub, and had u tub Of hot
water standing in tho middle Of the
floor, when the little boy fell back.
wards into the tub. scalding him in q
fearful manner. The little sufferer
lived only short time after the acci-
dent.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ] r Ellis,
pa'tor.-Mornine sermon: 1.-THE One
Thing Lacking" Evening Lecture !:
= Congregationalism Contracted with
centralized Church Politics" Sunday
school at l2!. Young People's Meeting
"0PM. All are welcome.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-16

THIRD VOLUME The third volume
of Bryant's Popular History Of the
United States has at last been printed.
bound aud issusd. II is now in San
Francisco. AMI . steamer or two hence
will be in Seattle. Only one moro vol.
ume will remain. and that will BE- ready
y twelvemonth hence. Bryant's His
tory has sold more largely than any
other during the past three years.
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OUR MACHINE SHOPS. White &
Jenny are turning out large lot Of
castings for Ports Blskely, Gamble and
Ludlow saw mills. besides work for the
barrel factory. At Nations they are
busy getting out an engine for use in
the machine shops. making stove work,
etc The pipe work for the barrel fac.
tory still employs several men at the
Seattle Iron Works.
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N,eh.ls,s InfallibIe Injection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently overy case OF Gonosrh1s'
elect ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. if directions are followed
Internal medicine not recommended OF
necessary. A cure guaranteed OF money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. HasEis 4
Co, Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, ". 7. olodAUsm
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LAKE SUPERIOR Iron - Shipments
OF iron ore from the Lake Superior dis
trict this season. up to and including
October 18th. aggregated 1907. $50
tons. an increase Of ia LAG. OF nearly
twenty per cent. Ore producers are
beginning to call for protection against
the foreign ores which are beginning
TO como to this country in such large
qusi,tities.
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ADJOURNED. - The Legislature ad-
)ourned on Friday night. - anticips-
ted. shd on the following morning
members and officers scattered to every
point Of the compass. The Zephyr
brought o large sized delegation 70
this city last night. and the next
largest went south from Olympia on
Tue morning train.
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Don't point your quo at yourself.
Don't point your gun at any one else.
Don't climb over fence and pun your
euu after you murzle foremost. Don {
mt your hand over the muzzle. Don't
carry it at halt cock. Don't carry II
with the hammer down. Don't fail to
fake . dose of Emil Frsss's celebrated
Hamburg Tea occasionally. Is it i: the
beat blood purifier and liver regulator
.monr medicines. Don't carry . gun
at oil.
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LIBERAL LEAGUE.-A meeting will
oe held at Yesler's Hall this (Sunday)
~'efnoon. at two o'clock. for the pug
pose OF organizing . Liberal League
scSeeiation. All friends Of religious
"ee tnought are invited to be present.
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REAL EsrArE. The following are
the transactions in real estate. as re-
corded in tho Auditors office. since our
last report:
IA Denny to A b Wyckof-Lo.s 8
and 8. block -, A A Dsnnys addition
$625.
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DR.. La Mars seminal R1JlO
Cure all cases Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions,
Impo. ency. Nervous and Physical De.
bility. and al. that class of complaints
arising from excess. indiscretion OF
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young . safeguard and protection. DR..
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitsted from what
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. s. so per bottle. Sent c. o. D.
by express to any address, secure from
observation. Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & CO, Druggists, P. o.
Box 1859. San Francisco. 81 -
iyed&wlysAp
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FIRE AT ALBANY.-On the night OF
NOV. 18th. Albany. Oregon. vas visited
oya fire that destroyed property worth
$4,000. Sixteen thousand bushels Of
grain. warehouse, machinery. &C..
vent. upon which was an insurance OF
$4,000.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER, you will always end .: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bser in quart or pant
bottles. Boiled ham and oil kinds OF
cold lunches TO order.
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An exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold At the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give It . trial and you will use no
other, for it 10 equal to the best Lub.na .,
Price only City cents per bottle. Full
ounce. aud pst up in elegant styls.
KELLY s YOKE.
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TRINITY CHURcH.-Hours Of divine
".s'cs. IL An. and I Pm. Sunday
1'aeol ct 121<. A cordial invitation 10
sxtsadsa 10 all.
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We send all our Pianos and organs
m trial. We sell on easy instai!ments
and warrant oar Instruments 10. nss
Years. For Price Lists send 70 onAH
NAN. HrpE + Co.. San Francisco.
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BAP1Isr.-Dr n. W. Lane. Of Port
Gamble, will conduct service and
preach in the Baptist Church OF this
city today.
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The finest brands OF Cigars anss
bsceo ct tho Adelphi Cigar sesnc; 80 SP'
v,oaite Yealee'o Hall. JJSs'
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gIHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
i the undersigned for the return TO him Of
pocket book containing valuable papers recently
lost by John Torcey. deceased. No quesfions
will be ssked The Under NAV send Il through
the post-oface II he desires. aftsf taking ont the
amount IL contained. some twenty odd dollars
The papers are what are wanted.
ol2.dlm J. WApOGA@.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-04-12

Once there lived an old gentleman i'll a
l@rg. house He had servants and every
thing he wanted, Ac, lie WAS nHT hal'l'y and
when things did not 90 as ne wished he was
very cross. .tt last his servants left him.
Quite ont of temper he went To a n"ighh"r
with the story of his distress.
1t seems to me" said his ncighhor, sil-
gariously, :. 'tNGGld I've we'll enough for y"u
to oil yourself 4 little, my FREUD.
'To oil mys,.lf?"
Yes: will explain. Some time ago one
one of the doors III my hoil>, cTcahed. No
body, therefore, liked to - in or out of ii.
One day oiled it, hinges, and it has been
constantly used hy every body since.
So Snr think then. that am like Il crcak-
ing d;'ar, cried the Ole gentleman. ." how
do yGii wait me IL oil HlN>;rlt??,
That : au easy matter, said til" neigh
hor. Go home and engage Il servant. ANA
when ne does right pr;tis, him. II, on the
Contrary h" does something amiSS, ito not
he cross: uil your voice and S""l ""fhS
with the oil of love
Th" old gentleman went home, and 10
harsh CT ugly words were ever heard i'll the
house atterwar,l. Every family should have
h",Ile full Gf th;s l.reciqus oil for eFcrT
family Is liable 10 have a crcakin@ hinge IN
the shape of a frrtfnl disposition, Il cross
temper, Il harsh tone, or Il fault-iindin4
shirt
The Cecil Whig., 1879-04-12
A PASTORAL RAID.
GALEN \, Kent county, Nd.

GALENA, Kent county, Nd. !
April md 1919.
DEAR WHiG'--i.ev. E. W. Gny lord the
pastor of Westminster and Kenncdyyillr
churches. in this county, has Just enjoyed
one OF those very pleasant and helpful ;l"ra-
ton visits for which the people of this charge
are SO famous. On Friday evening OF last
week, . number of his friends dropped in to
pay Il social visit and exchange greetings
and attcr Il h,untiiil s;irl.er and q delight
ful evening. departed, l2a:nG behind them
such numerous and generous tokens of their
regar, ~ will make his grocery and pro-
vision hill delightfully."- small for many
weeks to come, III" pantry, the poultry
ward, the meat house and the stable We're all
remembered. The people OF Westminster
know how to get up such good things, and
don't suffer their knowledge To fail for lack
of practice. What make; the present re-
menlbrance especially gratifying is the fact
that the pastor Of this field was u,,;,nc to
perform lis l.iili, %l PASTORAL duties for
over TWO months OF The past Winter and the
present generous gifts show that they do not
intend their loss to be his also.
We wish all your readers could see the
neat and attractive parsonage which has
been completed for this church during the
past year, the ladies OF the Mite Socots
hHyin.. purchased the land and the people
having erected their manse, in spite Of hard
times, nj an expense Of ovcr. $1,000. This
makes about s., 300 worth of church pre-
prrtv which has been secured by this church
since the Spring Of 1872, nearly ali of which
has been paid for by this small congrr'yS ti,,a
except S5n3, which is HcI 70 hc raised. II
true I" our iavoritr d"ctrin" of the SAINTS
perseverance,, we believe that Divine grace
will Yet crown with many blessings the
united lab"rs of an aitrctinnate people and
PASTOR.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-04-12
4 Strange Dea,sh

Levi NagonsrIler, of Fairmaunt, Phita-
deiphia. died recently of starvation from a
singular case. Last Christmas he swallowed
his ttls4 teeth, three iii NUMBER, on 4 silver
plate, and fastened with hooks 1t was i'm
possible for him tn swallow food After y
While TIE toeth l.io>,d dow { !. iiltly. hih THIS
only made matters WORSE aud completely
ciosc', the oriiice OF the stomach. He WAS
seven weeks without food, showing remark
able endurance, and finally died of sheer
inanitaiion. y post-mortem examination
inlpf' tho teeth onr inch and half above
tn" entrance TO the stomach, the hooks
firmly embedded in the flesh. Had the
plate passed into the stomach il is the
opinion of the surgeons, that it would have
dissolved and the mans life have been
saved. liut II l'atsSed down tie throat II. :,
transverse way, and, once lodged, ,lisplace-
ment was impossible,
The Cecil Whig., 1879-04-12
WALKING WITH GOD.
MIR. ID. l.. MOODY.

No one can walk with God until he has
been born again. Gods people are COT
stantly asking why they are chastcned,
and the reason is that they have been
trying to walk independent of Cod
People talked in olden times as they do
now, and argued that the Bible was not
authentic. and that it was of no Use to
them after they had advanced and he
come enlightened. Then God sent them
prophets to warn them. and when they
would not listen they were punished. He
thought that we would have darker day,
in this country than brighter ones, al
though he would admit that Baltimore
was ahead of many other cities in its Oh
servance Of the Sabbath. We might Jus
as well do, away with the sunlight in urr
houses and churches. on the ground thai
it is old. and depend on the gaslisit o.
the electric light. as do without the laws
of the Bible. The church must separate
itself from the world, and whenever mci.
or women lower the standard in hope o.
doing good to others they are sure To
fail. There are more people than the
lsraelites hungering after the flesh poi
OF Egypt, and the reason why 50 few
people are willing to talk to ihei
neighbors about religion is because thejc
own record is not right. Christians must
not be unequally yoked with unhe.iever;
What right has Il Christian young lad.
to give her hand and heart to an intidcl
simply because lie has money or moves i,
good society? Marriage is the most iis
portant step that could be taken, and it
| is foolish for women to talk of winuing
men after marriage. The best way is to
win them before marriage. If you put
canary amongst English sparrows it will
soon forget its notes and do nothing but
chirp. Aud SO when Christians associate
with the world. it soon turns out that
/ they can do nothing but chirp, chirp,
chirp. The members of church WHEN
they become worldly soon find that they
cannot sing, and so they hire four or five
singers and put them in the organ loft e
do the singing. Perhaps these singer
are not Christians, but then the music
artistic and it helps to attract the worl
! We need TO learn how to walk with Gsn
and then we will not only have glorirt.
'-t.a, glorious end,
The Cecil Whig., 1879-04-12
BAD MANNERS AT WASHINGTON.
Some Society Scenes which ere Decidedly Dis
graceful.
Washington cor. Cincinnati Gazette.

EdShagi0H Cor. Cincinnati Gazette
Before it slips my mind, as it has so many
times when l have heen writing YOU, 1 want
10 relate some few incidents which occurred
at the Mexican Minister'S grand party few
weeks since, related to me by a friend who
unfortunately was an eye witness to the
shameful proceedings. She said she and
her escort unfortunately stood near the SUP
pr room, and when prs We're opened
thrrciEto she was pushed with the velocity
OF Il living cannon ball into the room, and
actually on to the table, where, to save her
self from making full length portrait, she
plunged her nicely-gloved hands into pyr-
amid of cream, dcnolishng its fair proper
tionS, While the mannerless crowd pushed
and squeezed and snatchcd the good things.
One man bore Oft two bottles of champagne
to corner, and, with companion, emptied
the contents of one, holding the other mean-
time between his feet. \ ruthless hand
pulled the silver sknwerS from some rarely
dressed meat and porIIeted them as SOU
vcnir>.
a woman was discovered in the act of
putting a choice specimen of china cup into
her capaciouS pocket. ! wonder if she is
the woman of whom Judge Wright spoke a
few days ago, when relating an incident
which occurred at Il little excursion he gave
some children. 1t was reported to him that
good sized girl, not belonging to the in
vlted guests, was filling her pockets with
oranges and apples, minus any invitation.
On being pointed ont to him, the Judge ac-
costed her with: Little girl, how many
apples and oranges have you taken ." The |
girl paused with momentary confusion, and |
then said, One sir Let me feel in |
your pocket, said the Judge: and then he |
took out, and took ont, until twelve oranges |
and four apples made Il pile of crimson and
gold by her side. Her pocket reached |
down to the hem of her dress said the
astonished man, and then he said, recog-
nizetl her as the child of I, woman here who
Is respectfully connected, and lives well, but
who goes to parties provided with such a
tathomless pocket, into which she puts
that comes handy.
Not only do q hungry, ill-behaved crowd
90 to or own large gatherings here but
thrust themselves in at foreign entertain
mentS, much to the modification of all well
behaved Americans. Even at ST. Edward
Thornton'S, those lnanncrleSs creatures are
wait imraticGtly for supper TO
be announced, and then making a rush for
he table that the more lesurely incomers
see nothing but the ,icbri; of what WAS S,rh
, beautiful sight only Il short time before.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-04-12

The telephone has been successfully
introduced into the Breckenridge Street
Presbyterian Church at Buffalo, SO that
the pastor can address at once two con
gregations two miles apart.
Boston clergyman of various dcnomi-
nations have united in asking for lcgisla-
ton against church lotteries. The plan
Of taxing the property of such churches
as raise money by schemes of chance meets
with favor.
Of the colorphobia as it exists in
America the Rev. J. Freeman Clark, OF
Boston, lately said that - in America il u
man is black we enslave him: if he is red
we steal his lands and massacre his wife
and children, and if he is yellow we went
let him come here at ALL
The New York Obsercer says: "A
Methodist minister in this city was adj
vertisad to preach last Sabbath on Seven
Dips in Jordan When we read such ad-
vertisements we wonder what idea Of re-
ligion man has who seeks to gain atteI,-
ton by such announcement"
The three hymn books issued with
the sanction of Moody and Sankey have
reached all enormous sale. Of No /, L.
113, S13 copies have been sold; of No. >.
L. ,496, 342, and of No. 3, 3,212, 245; total.
8, 392, 460, In England near 1000, 900 cop
les of No. 1 have been disposed Of
DR.. Abel Stevens, the able historian
of the Methodist Church, says that its
ecclesiastical discipline as whole is the
most effective known beyond the limits
of the Papal Church." And a writer in
the -Nethodist Recorder says: They never
lack man for field nor field for Il
man
The Rev. DR.. T. De Witt Talniagc
has been put upon trial by the Brooklyn
OF which he is member, OH
the charge of ''falsehood and deceit. ;,
The Rev. DR.. Spear and the Rev. Mr..
Millard are his counsel: the prosecution
is conducted by the Rev. Arthur Crosby.
z nephew of Chancellor Crosby. The
opened on Monday, March
p, i'll the Clinton Street Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. before a large audi
ance.
The Winter spent by Mr.. Moody III
Baltimore has been one Of the most re-
of his long career as an evan
relist. His sermons have averaged three
or four each day. In Dr. LeyburnS
church daily meetings have been held for
men only, and have been crowded. Tic
whole city, from the prisons to the high
est business circles, has been stirred
The Rev. E. p. Hammond, the Rev. Gee.
F. Pentecost, and Major Whittle have
been constantly occupied during the past
Winter. Mr.. Pentecost is now in Chi
ago, Mr.. Hammond in Chatham, Can
ida, and Major Whittle in st. LOUIS,