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Grader A IioI,ny,

Mr., Leopold llohny, late proprietor Of thu
Tlyoll hall nilera short respite has again
gone into business, lle has formed u copArl-
nerahp with Mr. William Crozier and their
neni handsome saloon Vt tho corner Of Main
and Poydras streets viii DO glad 10 meet MI
his old friends, for whom ho haa cordial
welcome. with Tho choicest liquors and
wines fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and cosy pleasant place NJ which 10
while away leisure hour Crozier & liohnys
ono Of the most popular resorts in all tho
oltV
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Inyenlors and Tatenlees,

Should send for instructions, terms, refer,
enoas, etc., 10 Edson lirotheri, Solicitors OF
Patents, Washington, -, o., who furnish tbs
same wifhom eiWgs, kdson brothers Is n
wall-hnown and successful iirm Of large GA,
peren0e, having been established Ia 1860, dtl
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"Good morning, Alma, how IL your mother
to-day" ION, she IA improving rapidly
thank YOU" she hsa been using English Pee
male lllttera, and ihoy gave her mn appetite
and strength right away. snc saYA they suit
her cqse exactly herpalp,atIon has ccased
and all pain hunflded "
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Cotton.
Firnor. We Quotoi

DO YOU travel? scnd 10 centi TO the Il ny
store fora bottle of B4iley'e Saline AporIont,
and when yon become ~ noyed with oymp-
tomsol dyspepsia, sick hcOduchc acid stom.
ach, heartburn, torpid bowels, inactive liver,
etc., II win relieve you ut once, md win not be
attended with any unploaoant Effects. II Is a
cooling clruyeseent leverage that everybody
loypa tn drink
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Notice.

If the citizens in the various parts of the
city will be kind enough to report dead ami
mails nj tho calaboose, to the City Marshal OF
lealth Officer, Immediately on discovery,
they will do good service.
j. l.. CARTER, Health Officer.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YrsTEnDAus MARNET sTuATIoN'

QetIea Hetter-sew yeFk speisi nnd
Futures slTsng cern pHii "n".'"'
changed Meats DoSn ." ~
for a, N -Geaerai .rorerieh
Unchanged Country Pro-
auee steady Ete', t'e'
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Ilerd harld 'lIs sOHODONT cry,
llaste youths aud madens, como and buy,
Come aud secret l'll unfold,
Az small expense 70 young md old,
A charm that will on both bestpw
A ruby lIp an1 teeth like snow
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Minniln InnIlnnnn,

j. o, slarks, al tho above named saloon
keeps the very best quoH, Tho lneal cigars
andh the oozlesl little back. room where
gentlemen can pms q pleasant hour W social
amusemenli, Don't forget ihe place.
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AI lraddanIlls aaInann

There Is only ono brand of whisky sold
thai tho best, II Il ihil TACT that has made tho
70 ,ulntion Of Cmddoek,
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Gu RE YOURSELF

DR.. Dohaman' .regetliV caSGiwH % Warranted 10 pcr,
n1neuty cure all forms Of sprrm1,lorrh,a or seminal
Weakness Gencra debility, lpVienty, etc. mud rcsiorcl
hiost Power aud brings back the wonihml Ngor' u
chose who have destroyed tby sexual excuses or evil pac
cos m from two 10 seven weeks time, This remedy which
bs been utedh Dr B0hnnhan In his private practice for
ou .iiy years, was never known 70 M ~ curing even
the MOlSI ClSEs II gltQs vitality aud mpartg energy
with wonderful effect TO tkJsr mldde-nged men who eeF
weakness be,ond their years J myieoTaing properties
are felt ut once Young men suffering from n.r c0nse
quences Of that drcaduy destructive habit of Self Abuse
can use hiDcdclne with the assurance OF speedy and
PERMANENT cure. The patient gains cugth and slas-
tcly spirits at once, acts directly on the parts affect
Cd n soothing aud healing tonic and anOlync to the re-
Taxed seminal vescles and lih.e1 dus imparting power
and tone and restoring them to their natural state the '9ns
Us II the banciul habh had never been dulsed In. Tha
ingredients simple proase,,ra u scflst-staf ses
herbs etc. and arc tDsciie ~ 49, ssss9 sss-sAA
pB'Pree, Five Dops, s'nt WIN mi airrcuons etc. 70
any address. Nor sale only at Dr. 4, Bohs1asfs 0ic
NO I'll North Filth street. Between Washington avenue and
'rcen street, 81 Louie, No, EARbllsned In i6N,
If-DI, p.s"Trea,iss Special Dscxs,Ar which gives
clear deneato of the nature causes Nmpoms means OF
cure, etc. of SYPHILIS. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ETC, sent
FREE " any address upon receipt Of one stamp.
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gf"BEWARE OF persons who may claim
10 he Agents for the sale of Peters Colony Lands,
and OF tn So who dlsparago their title and in
other ways, only to defeat your choice and pre-
vent You buying them, in order to sell other
lands toy0u TN
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MEDICAL.
DIR. ALEXANDFP
Ma, W. Norlh alh st., ~, Louis, No
(Esinblished IsiO,l

"HAlsAM on llElilis" u guaranteed Ia
cure aprthh,gl, llra % hglnlnal WeAknpss IN all
youthful ylsnr, Price 2 OO henl 10 am ad'
dress Circular IN nrHYale MafleriF Sem
Fires Address pr g. ALEXANDER, No. y,
North 9Th street, ~ Louis, MO, Established
40 years
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fRHRY, lIousT0s CouSTY, "a,
We have knOwn"hwlfi's syphillllG speelaop
tested IN hundreds 0i Obstll ale oAses Of hyphl.
H., mefcuriHl rheumatism, scrpillla, etc, and
testify this II made The most perfect and pee
manent clfeh In every case,
Cant Hugh !. Denmark raU u Killen, Judge
county court j l. warren, Of nrm vi j W Ia.
thrOp 4 o., savannah, Gal ia jackson,
dep ELK sup, %, Gen Ell WarTenl Dr. q GIl,
hoft, dmFghtl W Mann, county treasurer
WIN u l. eic sheriff,
tor, ahd alao WITH many OF The genilemen
whose signatures nprenr 10 the foregoing cer.
llhcale, They are lnpn Of high character and
standing, A II COLQuiIT,
q vernon Of Georgia
Prepared only by the Swift specific Co.. Al.
lanta, ca sol by deo A Atkins, Conner 4
walker ami w n Patterson, ma'@
can on your Druggists for copy Of Young
MenlH Friend -
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PRESCRIPTIONS EREE

For the speedy cure Of spermatorrhGa, sexual
the medicines. We wish to stop this curse oi
our civilization. Address, st. Louis Curative
Institute, st. Charles ST., between 9th and ''n'
St. Louis, Mo.
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DALLAs, Saturday Afternoon, !
Ann ~ lnap' !
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ME RI EnERE A an E-sA book of nearly scopage.
ENl GA I&S I'M HsI NJ numerous engrayingS,fe-
hyH Apb Euv,ljkl NJ, yeole secrets which tho
- nm m an, -, tr, ~, married. andhote contem.
SEnRE S.'''is: :.ssf a tas.
~hn VnuEs U e&red OF Recipes Seus segrrs,
seaedior 50cents money or postage stsinpsJ hdlmA
N.CA.BVhANSAN GIL n. Einh StIaet. s.. Lonls. Ma
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-28

The immense sale and great popular
ity of Greene August Flower in all
towns and villages IN The civilized
world has caused many imitators 10
adopt similar rsmes. expecting to reap
. harvest for them selves q the expense
Of the afflicted. This Medicine vas
introduced in 1868. snd for the cars Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. With
their eifects. such 70 Sour Etomaeh,
Costiveness. Sick Stomach, Sick Head.
ache. Indigestion. Palpitatiou Of the
Heart. Vertigo. etc.. etc. It nerer has
fooled to swTk aorleslv. Three deseg
will reiisssesy cas- 81 Dyspepsia. Two
million hotties sold last year. Price Is
cents. Samples ~ eentss For sale BY
gGaKsN's Ana AND DIAnY ALMA.
MAC. the most expensive free Almanac
ever published. sent free on receipt Of
two cent STAN p~ls SIS Ia @SsAfz 81
G. q. GREEN,
Woodbury.. N. j., u. y. A
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The VTRolxrA---The little craft bear.
ios this name wss in port Yesterday,
to ~ pe'ssd upon b. the U. 8. inspec-
tors herr. She rss recently parchsssd
IN San ffsnciseo BY Hunt q 0ifnore,
or Port Townsend. 10 run betwreu that
port and the itoa mine 1t the head OF
tue Day Sae = : prvpeiies. stoat the
size OF the Ruby or st. Pair ok. her
Length being As feet. and her beam 10
i"et Her registersd tonnage being
9-92 tons She il handsome little
boat, aud cost her present ow nsrs $3.50.
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Mothers, MesAcrs., Mothers;j

Mothers! ,Meshcrs!l Mothers:J
& Arc you disturbed at night aud
broken of your rect 10y sick child sui.
,fering aud crying with the excrucistine
pain OF cutting teethI IT %, g u
once aud get bottle of Mrs. Wins
Lows SOOTHING HYRuP. It will res
lisss the poor little sufferer imnedists-
ly-depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it There 10 not mother ON
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you 1t once that il will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
aud relief aud health to the child. aper-
Ating like magic. It lie perfectly safe
to use in oil cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription Of one OF
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each hottls. None genuine unless the
fac simite OF CuRTIs q PERKINS 10 ou
the outside wrapper. Sold by eli
Medicine Dealers. 25 cents . b0esle
Beware of limitations.
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EAST ORANGE, N. j.. Oct. 8. 1877.
SINE three mOnshs ego I found my :
self suffering with Bright's disease
Albuminuris in the urine, aud id sodas
slight degree in few instances in >
oosgulstsd state. I suffered from
dropsy. particularly about the ankles,
slight pains about the kidneys. . de-
Management Of digestion, great dryness
Of the skin. and q times much thirst
and of course gradual failing ofstrsngth.
This was about the stats Il things whoa
I commenced usiag the Sefs Kidney
and Liver. Cure. I took about six
Tablespoonful every day for ore week.
when I found VII my symptoms decid-
eddy improved. and at the ead of two
weeks it was difficult to. detect Any
trace OF &lbumen. Having impyndk mt:
y taken cold + had very slight felApse
some two weeks ago. when / began
again using the msaicins and am now
IS well ~ ever. N1Fa9ff .Yak9
D. w. BARTINE. NJ. D.. D d.
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TO SETTLERS
WHO WANT TO MAKE MONEY +!
3, $50 ACRES OF MOST FERTILE AND EASILY
CULTIVATED LAND TO LEASE IN GUAM.
TITLES 10 SUIT FOR 4 TERM OF
YEARS WITHOUT RENTAL.

Thss4 vslnsbls lands ars sitsated ON Fraser
Rivess ~ miles neftn ofsthe Boundary liae. :
nish Flats. fer more extenstve. less cut mp with
sle1ghs. and not % subject to overflow. The
land g nearly oil Wild grass prairie. with clay
subsoil. The timber alon0 The. river bank 10 suf-
IS sss i 4
pes il. canyss frsisSs q szirsnsiy low rates to
thu following marksts New wsstminster, Bur-
p y, Ss'1s,s MIA. III ,n
viesoeiG BOW scity q ten thouesnd tnhabitann.
ne new bominios tas.9 Of ten cent. psr bush.
:: al; E. :: s 1s.s:s &c 4 "a, essss
TO the farmers Of British ColumbIs AGAINST those
OF OEewoo md Wa1AiDeton Territory, and u equal
70 - extra pront for British Columhis farmers u
msnt foe fasnAs looktng sut for the most profit.
able locations 70 g into British Columbia epd
settle On Ne fertile and sasiIy reclaimed lands su
ths delta Of the Fraser. Farmers now located
sa:ss s:.sy ses ssse ~ asS sss Ti's
l1Art - Osee@ = WaahinstenzIs1sitory. Ths
4emAnd must continus greater than the supply
and rapidly increase for many years TO como In
2. 'ns o ne
Hons Of dotlGs hs tsen lei b. the Dominion
Government. and the contractor 10 now on the
erounA preparing % PIT sttr thsa. ID men as
v0fk upuM u, conmeuc1ug On tue Ef.set 6Sver.
Tho un0esxtgnsd hAD . rev hundred acres
Ayks1. which VIII b ~ upon fAvUrabis terms.
But the greater portion Of the s75o ssEss requires
. dvks abcas tvo end half feet high 70 protect
it fsu0 hoh sua1R n s1nsptio9nl ysaSs. No
mi Of tt - subject 10 Overflow By salt vatsr.
3 This land - 01heed fFss for six o. eight yeaxs
IL conaiders4ian q these leasisg dyking. no.
lse. ~inpsoviue sna eslsiysaint. Asd lsavtsg .
tsssais yssssec - 4 5000 n tmoshy = N
sTSie 70 s1slcelf ID live. indssssssus M 70
nake R0oSy rapidly.
Osps. Ljsyd, q Tie General nayney, has Ain1ly
ALLEGED - - rslsr rasy psstsss fnqulrisg - tbe
0ean9 - hin, 81 fegsany fuslher RaEeaehas
sDply u WI. WILSON.
myl.wtf victoris, British Columbia.
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twarrrxs yos rnr rsrsILssxscza-l

ia ~ , V99o - WV - 80
fwarrrxx Yos rnx rsrsLLssxscxa.i
Cant forget you. mother.
After eli that you have done.
Whv.,i ia silent Thought ] ponder
Ant think VI the DAG that are gone
When I, With the rest Of the children.
All arosnd your knee were knelt.
And lisped IN childish pfattie
Our prayers in rotation went?
Can l forget you. mother,
When I think Of the winters cold.
How You dArnsd orr little stockings
And in~nded the rents in our clothes Z
And often we cana il crying,
From staying . lonx II the cold;
You would rub our hasds with pity
When in fact W dsssrsed > good
sceld.
Can forget you. mother.
When | look back n the cold winter
nighti
When we in our litt.a he,is nestied.
You tucked I'll the blankets - tight.
Aud stroksd our Tide white torsheads.
Ard k,sssd each one . g0sd nighk !
Then ell vac hushsd till day light.
Can I forget you. mother.
When / remsmbsr how anxious yoa
Watched
Your boys budding from yOsth into
uanheod.
Ana hspsd they would always d
And ,huddsrsd to think. whsn they isft
iF home
To embark In this wids world ct care.
Would they forget the mother that bore
them.
Or the hsns that always 10 hersv
Can l forget you. mother.
Though ysora have come and gone
Since you kissed ne - Ne parted.
And hops I'd soou rstarn!
How we'll do l r~member
The tears that filled yoa eyes
And the tongue that sadly altered ss
When yoa said shst lest good bJ.
Can | foeeee Jon. mother.
Toough you have passed from this
world OF caro-
Aud gene. - have ell before yca.
TO world that 10 aiways hair Il
Nv frame may grow bent and my tread
intirm.
And ! hair turn white - The sasv.
Bat in my nsassy ron viii sissys
dwell
Until I am cailesl. like shs rase. 10 g.
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sxAolr TaA11.-ws have reliable

SKAoIr ,TRAI1. have rslisbls
assurances fsom representative gentle
men that work o. the prsposed 6ksgit
trail will be comMencsd during next
week, by the csatrastors -ths Day
Brothers. They stata that notwith-
stsnding the assertions that the work
could not bs put through Tor the
amount Of their bid, they will put y
through 1t the earliest possible time.
regardless Of expsnses They are sx.
perienced workers, and when they nm
dertaks Job. they generally carry It
out. Within mouth We predict tlsas
mules will take the place 81 men IN
packing provisions from the hrad o.
steamboat aavigaslOn into the miLcs.
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ORDERED EAsr-Mr A n w,cr.s

oRDERED EAsr.-Mr A Is Wyckssf.
Lieutenant in the U 3 Navy. and for
the past three years in tue cnss, sur.
vey serviee on Puget Sound. has been
relieved from the command Of the
schooner Earnest and ordered To rspo, /
East. While here Mr. Wyckoif has
m.ds many friends. who will deeply
regret his departure from their n,ids'
aud who will bs . unit Ia the hope II
seeing him back ere many years in
command Of the finest chip our navy
Can boast.
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PgHsosAL.--A T B~eds. who .rr;v,

PEKsoSAL---A T B~eds. who arrived
from the Skagit geld mines few days
sincs. and Who will return next week,
says che letters published in the CAron.
speaking discoursgingiy OF the minss
ats wholly false He says the prospects
Tor b lively Damp sud rich digginys are
most encouraging that all the old Cal.
if'raia muers on the ground land theirs
ais about i've hundred Of them) are
well pleased with The prospects. and
will shortly 90 to work on the claims
heated A nfioch Lejger. }I
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HAVE YoyR hooks Round. - Peri
odica's or be ks in parts left with me
today will be sent 10 first.class bind
cry IN San Francisco. where they will
bs xcrllrntly bound 1T rra.onsble
rates G. DAVIES.
Front Street Bo / store.
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GooD NEWS We rejoice to learn
that the Fanny Lake il sgsin ready for
work. aud will cume stesming into port
in day or two with scow load Of
bolts for The barrel factory. She Is not
so badly damaged q. WAS vt first sup
pos-d AID will lose little il sny more
time from the effects Of her late acci>
dent
yl31sG w1lIs1--
CASE DEcIDED.-In the court Of Jus.
ticc Phelps. o" Saturday morning. in
tho ease Of F e Phelps. Of Snohomish
City. " T. against OAtmsn & Haas, Of
the Norton House. for the loss Ut .
trunk placed in their care BY pisintiif,
VIII" claimed $l75 damages. after three
h~urs' dsliberaticn the plaiatlG was
aw ,rded $205 --Fo::land Be-
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CHANGED HAEps MIR d N Hyde
has purchased the Union Market. on
the csrner Of FIR ut and Mill streets,
aud will for time conduct il as meat
ma ket. hut intends eventually to open
o frst-clsss grocery store. at that ceo--
trail stand.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMlKIne.

rEHs. JESSIE CANNON AYREs. LATELY
MI from Bcse8p. 0sas.. Offers her servtcee In
SSs Inc a FsshfonabIs Dfessmakfng t0the ladies'
- Seattle anA - ocuDd counsry. (,
Cutting and Fitting and Bridal
Attire Speciality. 81
Rs61dsase ond place q bu1tnesg on Third -
twsen owang - 6enecs eersets. 6eattis. ~
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JraxtD rae MIslsrRY.--By /.

J,nxfD THRi MInIsrRY.--By y pri-
vat. letter We learn . at Mr. Curry
Cha-e. formerly leading b.se b .ll:ss
OF this city. has finished his edncstien
in N-w York, aud j,iued the ministry.
His old callesgue. Jack Wilson. intends
comi'.g out to Wash'ngtor TER itory
next August. s,saa
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THE osEeoN KIDNEY rsAs


Resd the following tss1imosialA 1ol
from persons 5000 nilse sway = -
no one knovs, bat ft6n Nel1 SNn
and Trustworthy ,citisooe q Oree0e,
whose psmss. eWFitteu with theif SIS
hands. can b sssn q our ONCE, 8. :,
HAaansUaas Ia Dec. 81. 1879.
The ORE0oH KrDxEY TEA has doul
my wife q much ifptk mere cod thAa
any Of The many ssmsdiss shs has used
Tor pains IN the back. Aud ! bslisgs il
to b. . good rsmsdy for the dissase
which II isrecsnmended Tor. - =
HARRISBURG, Or. Dec. 81. 1879.
Some three aoaths ago ! was 81
tackled With . ssvers pain in my back.
I bought : package Of tho ORE0ox
KIDNEY TEA. and By the time ] bod
used one half Of Il Vas entirely relieved
and haze sos I'm tseahfsd 49, u
chserfuIly peconmsnd h t0-1lt~ Wa
may b suffering from q lepe or &aal
hask. y Z pleasant afs ead rod I'm
edy. RL 01Da1A
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You win never be SORT sfer hearing
before judging, cor for thinkiAg before
speaking.
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TO nv PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.

Mtllhorn's celebrated Dock Be
will br en tap at the Montana Beer
Hall. on Pror, street. opposite Yesler's
Hall, Oh the l.t If May. Call and try
it a2Sdit
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HjcllEl 81 iIIoI.

49, pnnUEsD oBaGeA1uUAE 71AMX1A-
II 0n90e o1o1Aag 81 - 49, -. 01nelal
- ~. iSSSr II 49, }<51s1ssg = ia 8
~ - oruuoE Is - oD1moV. N9hoo -
- - nanGna - - 011lng o1l0oeno9 -
ltusA - - - slesna - snsan =
a. Us q =. q ii UonAnAM. ~
s1naaU3v xhe Cu14 osheae -
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mssolUij11iION or PARTNERSHIP

r,uH YrRH or xx1L { ARNOLD. PRoPRIx.
ii eo6Sef u 49, 1oek a1atsnszst y Tits
~ 6sndossd y Gnu4o13 ceussnts NJ. Arnold -
eiftpe thorefruu and Mr.. ke6l eoDtfBuikg the
buslnsss- All nseeeys dus - euf1 ARM wan b
payabls 70 M Ken slqne. ana al moneys due
hsm ~ Arn VII - paid b. hin alone.
!. AkNoLD.
sam, Asra u. lea sisda
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against the Vidette. were concluded
yesterday. and the Judge has the mat
t.r under adviseuent. Both sides OF
this case have been absy conducted.
Burke 4 Rasin acting for the libslants.
and Messrs Strive and Lewis for the
ownesao % III ship end osrgo.F Il viii
probably b. several days before The
Judge gives lis decision.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-16

banquets-dishes, the mere mention of
which sets. the gourmand agog-wild
boar from the forests in which Arminius
brought the Roman legions to naught.
and sterlet from the more distant Volga.
The sterlet, which is to the sturgeon as a
smelt is to the whiting, arrives on some
lucky days at Eastwen packed in ice.
The eating of him is species of celebra-
tion, and very good indeed he is when
accommodate" after the genuine Rus
sian fashion. AS rule, music follows
dinner at Eastwell; but at times--on the
days, for instance, when the Revue des
Deux Mondes arrives-the Duchess OF
Edinburgh, who reads great deal in
several languages, will retire to her bou-
doir to learn the last word of the French
authors, whom she knows as thoroughly
as the Russian poets and novelists, whose
works are to be found wherever she is
There are no late hours at Eastwell; the
life in which, is simply that of the young
parents of an interesting family, who find
fair, quiet and sweet rest among the
Kentish woodlands World.