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TyHE MILD FOWER CURES.
HUNPHRBYY
HOHEOPATHIC 0PECIrIC0.

-HUlPHRBYY
HOHEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
Proved from ample experience On entire success.
simple Prompt encient and reliable. they are The
!. lever. Genssssion. fna.mmsuons ....... as
s. Cryins o MSsm =. FTSysf Worn GSEc as
4 RiaIrbea Of Children or Adults. Is
1So osi@ssI 2of ass,siRRs sSas Collie
Ooughs, Cold. bronchitis. as
s. Hesdsche. SICK HeaSscbss e Ts9s;S
~. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach ........ AS
Is SWHSbsess lee OF rsniq Periods. rs
IT, Group, Cough, Dificult Brea,hins. 1900. rs
Is. Rheumstism. FS sn5m.. Eps .p rs
H. PIes a Nina As g, Chm Ever. Asues.
g. Gstarrh acute Or chronic iniuensa ..:... 50
y. G Gno0pns SGnsh. violent Qeushs. 80. so
a. Kidney Disease. ny si0A meAAness..'... ~
e. Nervous Debility. 90
50. Disease OF the Heart. Paipitation. 100
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUaaIsrs,
sent by the case, or single vial. free Of charge.
IG ASdf SIS HISSsSsSMsEys' AoMEopArH1o MED
HUI Hum mir s' s sss1n ST H.n MT IN
cure l44 psgee). sent free. apS-eo1y
THE LIE FEvRE LUNG PAN,
POSITIVE REMEDY AND CURE
FOR CONSsMPTION. SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
COUGHS, COLDS. CATARRH IN
ALL ITS FORMS, And ALL
DISEASES OF THE Pull
MONARY ORGANS.
THE MOST HEALING REMEDIAL AGENT
KNOWN TO SCIENCE.
Cures by absorption. Ten minutes wear will de-
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THROW AWAY YOUR COD LIVER OIL AND
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The LIZ FEvRE LUNG PAD Acts directly upon
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Why dose the stomsch with nauseous drugs when
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=, The Pad is composed of Balsams and Cordials OF
it's ingredients are exceedingly rare aud found
only in France, where every Pad sold by is man
ufactured.
THIS GREAT REMEDY AND CURE
Has attracted the widest attention on the Cont
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We have the most mnequiyocal testimony to their
and intelligence. We guarantee that the
LIE FEvRE LUNG PAD
Will heal and strengthen and prolong life in the
WORST CASES Of TUBERoULAR CONSUME
disease h as been only recently contracted Persons
suffering from
LUNGS Or BLooD sPITTiNG,
viii find the PAD an inestimable boon.
For sale only by the
HOLMES MEDICINE CO., PrTTsBuRG. Pa,
Who are the Sole Agents for the United States and
Canada
The LIE FEvRE LUNG PAD is not for sale at
Drug Stores. We save the enormous druggists
pronts to the buyer by importing in large lots The
duties on these goods heavy. and to give profit
on them the druggist would be compelled to double
our price. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS!
Price, Pad, So; 3 Pads, S. Sent by mail post
age paid, or by express, to any part of the United
States or Canada. Address
THE HOLMES MEDICINE Co.,
je3- tn, tb, s3tk3m Pittsburg Pa
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WILLET d LIBBEY,
COB. 9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
apt
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az 1t Is fortunate thing that so many mar
riages occur in the spring. Few engagements
can withstand the tempests OF summer croQuet
and the fearful disclosures of the bathing sea-
son.-PhilddelDhid Ne,cS.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
80. ffsfoLSa, e. so wAToHAS'
s. . n , % e 4 sAs yer 9Fhsst ssh prizes
o. Yth street northwest. Orders By mall VIII be
ptompUy attended TO. sp6-u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

BUILDING MArKRfAL N HONOLULU.
We take tie following from Homo
lulu paper Of Sept. l7th: There is an
INDIGESTION of . rather favorable condo
tion Of local BUSINESS in the sdvsnee
lately established In prices Of builiing
mst-rsals Fir lumber is quoted
81 S22 so with prospect OF further cd
vancr. Bricks are baing sid at SIS 20
zee and are GA the rise. There has
also bsen % advance In the price OF
lime. The demand for all goods re-
quired by tee building trade c.nsot
bat continue To De brisk 81 long As the
present difficulty of obtaining hoose
roo~ in Honolulu continues. The few
houses that are to lie, .se in unfsyor-
able localities II half 8 dozen re-
spectacle families were To arrive to
g-ther and desire 10 sat mp housekeep
ing at onco they could not in this town
of l6.00o- inhaLitauts find suitable
houses rhnse who are nos puttirg
up small houses in Honolulu, say
bouses with five rooms and bath. ct
. cost Of $1,000 to $3.50 dad theu-
selves able 10 rent them in advance ct
from SIS 10 $40 per month. If such
state of things existed 10 San Francisco
people there would consider that flush
times had come agaia.
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PORT GAMBLE.
PoBr GAMBLE, Oct. IL. 1880.

fOkI 0A0BLE. Ucf- Ii, 1850.
EDITOR lxxELLE0SNeER:
1t u . Quest,en for scSsntists 10 deter
mine whether de STAIRS Of the shnnsn
race have any inhgeace on the weather.
bat il does seem - il the darkness and
doabt of the futare. which Was 50
we'll rypr-ssed In ths eoadition Of the
we4ther yesterday. have all given way
10 the glorious sunshine Of today; and
it may be thst the results Of yesterday Q
election 10 Ipdisna Was the cause. Be
that - II may; bot OF the doubts and
queries in our mind with reference 10
the results of the election Of Noveober
2. there nov remain. no doabt. They
have oil DISAPPEARED in the sunshine Of
assurances which the intelligsncs Of the
kspu 5sican majority IN Indiana has
given us. Our Hancock admirers are .
isttle sSter this morning. and they iook
- II she rever berst,ng echoes u In-
diAna's shouts Of victo6y sere the to-
msias OF . funeral procession up Salt
rlver soop, With Hancock for . subject
and the Democratic psfty 9th the
Solid South Of balldesiDg proclivi,ies
Tor mcuruers Hex now about the
captivating form and the aohas figaro
Of the DesS,crstic eandidAts, We sp.
pssheDd be gill have ta dep4ad on
something uIore than these if General
Grant in few rnorsin;ersie ws cuts the
garment; and work men like the Repub.
IicAns of Indiana make il most assar-
eddy they never will be worn ia the White
House - The property of the Democrat
ic party. Il =
Hoseyer. one thought is potests in
the future al our country as Republic,
which is that all questions Of moment
affecting the, welfare Of the country
can safely be LEFT to the good sense Of
the majority of Its enlightened citizens
The world will ass that Republicans iu-
stitutions are safe. and more safe when
resting On the intelligence Of its citl-
zens than other governmeuss can b.
resting on crowns, titles. castles or sup
ported. by bayonets and an Immense
army.
Washing ton Territory will also show
its appreciation Of . good Govern@ent
II is keeping pace with progrsss and 4
close observance u the signs OF the
times oy following suit with indiana
and giving 3 larger majority than ever
for the party wAoss whole histofy hes
been. and nov 10 : fut urs "a sssntes az
national success.
! 1be Dem ocratic party is whitening.
sad the drst bell. has tolled to. dennse
the movement OF the procession TO the
place OF intsrment. Shed no tears, oh,
ne. only sigh for what might have
beeu.s
OF Ohio We as yet know nothing,
hus there can be but one conclusion; and
in New York on November 2n,i Re-
publican majority will doubtless be the
result. And then what of the Solid
South with its 1873 electoral votes cast
not by the free choice Of its citizens.
but by fraud apdIforce What Of thea
for the shapeiy AMI well favored candi
date OF the democracy?
The schooner Compeer, Capt. Burk
holm. arrived last night with freight
for the company. aud will leave for
Utsaisdy today TO load with lumber for
San Francisco. More anon.
, "OBsERvKR."
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NR. moRrox,s TRIP.

DEXTER Horton and daus htes, Of this
city. returned fs~ days ago froo Ill
extended visi. 10 the Eastern States.
They ieft on the ioth Of Jaue. by the
Dakota. for San Franeisco. from which
place they vent direc, 10 ChicAg.., and
thence into the interior If Illinois.
where . week or 90 was very plea.aatiy
spent among Mr.. Horizons old hume
friends. Having friends and relatives
IN different parts of Iowa they next
Visited that state. They thso visited
The Chataaque LAKE C,nvensiaa Of
Sunday schools. aud scientific and
literary ASSOCIATIONS. which i.st.d for
twenty days. The highest plumber If
people present in QUO day wSs 200o0.
but the average attendance Vas about
10000 Some very elcqa-st speakers
we're present A day was gwen to
each subject, sach IS tempsrs,see. re
iiyson. etc. The Associsaiau ,swn 80
scres VI land On the Lake. where 90
annual convention is held. ia { before
this the Baptist association had beid
four dsys session scross the Lake.
which Mr.. Horton attsLdsd. After
going to Ithaca and visiting the Nisg-
are Falls hs went to Eimira. Nsw York.
to visit TIE scenes Of boyheod days A
few days we're spent at Canton, PENN
sylvania. when he vent TO Odessa.
where he found many Of hi. old school,
mates In New York City he posed .
few days. and then visited aostou.
where four days Of Sightseeing we're
enjoyed Philadelph is. Balii@ore and
Washington were oil visited in their
turn. aud the great manufacturing
interests OF Pittsburgh we're lpoked into
for three DAYS The next oppaxe wss
inside in Nilwankee, Wisconsin. where
so much beer is manufactured. but Mr..
Horton don't drink. 81 Paul. Mime
apoIis. Sioux City and Omaha were
in their turn visited. after which Mr..
Horton aid Miss Nettis took the
Union Pacific railroad for San Francis.
CO. where they stopped few days aud
came mp on the steamship California.
arriving in Portland On Monday lssG.
While in Boston Ne. Horton net. Rev.
Seymour Nicholson. formerly Of this
city. who is now engaged in Bethel
work ia Boston with good success
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WHAT YOU WANT.

Il medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time aud
least expense. N. T. Cody & Co.,
druggists and apothecsrics. are now
Introducing into the market . list Of
non-secrct medicines (the formula for
the preparation of which is published
ON the wrapper.) which are designed
especially for Diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our pr~pAI alton of tar aud
wild cherry 10 bett.r for coughs sud
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Our Sars> parill. for the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis:
our Soothing Syrup for children: our
Iosenges for worms; our C,udit,os
Powder Tor cattle and no, eos; our es
sence Of Pepsin for dyspepsia. and our
various toilet prepars.ions are the best
In use.
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Z. r. PLYLEY. Physician aud Sur.
geon. would announce to the citizens OF
Seattle and vicinity thst I have With
my family located in this city for the
purpoae o. practising my profession.
Having been actively engaged for
twenty,6ve years in the practise OF
medicine, / feel confident ia Offering
my services to all those in need oi
medical aid. special atssnsion given
to the treatment Of diseases OF
the heart and lungs, and i'm.
pntsscy and sterility in either sex.
Vensreal diseases treated and cures
guaranteed in every case. Of no matter
bow long standing. Diagnosis Of dis
ease accurately determined and consul
tstions free. Surgical operations scien.
tifically performed and professional
services rendered at prices TO sait the
times and condition of men. Office and
residence corner Front and Columbia
strssts. Seattle. W. T. o5.1md3@w
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t}ovkRSoa NEWELL CoxrNo. Gov.
ssor Newell hes tsisgrsphed that he
Vii leave San Frannisso on the steam
xof The ESD for Puget Sound. and
oppressed hope tbst be will be able
lido bic part toward securing . Re-
Haican victory In orr Territory on
y sad Of Novsmber. This desire has
IN made known to Mr. Baxter. Chair.
naa q the Tsrritorial Republican Cen.
hsl Com~ittss. uho will announce the
0ovsrnor 70 spsak q Olympia on the
nth or 18th. and here. in cenjsnction
eth Governor Ferry. on the evening Of
The let OF Novsmbss. 0overner New
ell 70 said 10 b. On eloquent and able
speaker. with . remarkably clear and
musical voics for . man of his ysars.
Governor Feryis ability 10 TOO vail
Known and appreciated to nsei any
enooniams ffom ~. The cnly regret
. that Seattle doss not contain . hall
A.lf large enough to hold the psople
Who will vish TO hear these gentlemen
- that occasion.
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0BoR0xTowx 6AwMILL Extensive
sltsrstisos and i.provsosnts are about
10 Be made 10 this mill. which 10 sita-
atsd near Fort Simpson. Mr. @ Willie
orelt. proprietor OF the mill. whs has
bssa b the city 1Or the pest 1sv dAya.
rsturns Tomorrow moraing. Daring
hh stay here b he's ordered at San
Francisco planning machine and cut.
ting q ssvs. and new watse wheel 10
nov being msnufsotsred for The mill
q the Albloa Ronn1ry. When these
additions sre plsced IN their respective
positions the sstsblishment will b able
TO turn out at least6o0 salmon boxes
per day.-Victoria Celenisf.
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NkwsPAPER TuIxvEs.-A gentleman
mp town wants us to sAy word about
nsvspApsr thisvss. He tAk . . cepy
Of The DAILY IxrELLIo8Hcsa q bio
shop Between eAlls he looks it over
and vhsn Doe With Is e whsn b1sy.
lsavss it on the counter for HE pseFo0s
70 look g. Some st thsss people. mot
CONTEXT With looking Il e In the shop,
take IL ~ 70 rod q hone. cad oar
friend and bic family aud other patrons
ere thus deprived. This b GO q tbs
petty msanpessss 10 which b0ninoos
men ere % mach exposed TIE oaly
sueesstioa We have to ol5er . that the
~sntle0an take two copies Of the paper,
hsviag one left It HE rssidenoe. and
that hs furshse advise HE patrons gen.
orally 70 take aud pay fof their own
IxTxLLiaExcxRs.
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The sf,..a Or Dslle.a. Ladies.

sWarnst ) Safe Kidney and Liver Curs
is tire remedy that viii cure the many
diseases peculiar to women Headaches,
psur.lgis, disorderei nerves, weakness,
mer.al shocks and kindred ailments ara
effectually removed by its use. . Tn
Mothers Magazine. $685.
l have suffered from q kidney diff.
Guilty for the past ten years. accompa.
MED with nervous spssms. Physicians
gave me but temporary relief. but after
using three and one.hsH bottles OF
Warmers Safe kidney and Liver Cure,
my nervous spasms were entirely re
lieved. Ny age is II years. Irecom.
mend this great remedy 20 nil suffering
from nervous troubles.
Mrs. MARY REESE.
EAsroN. Pc.
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ocAl PARAGRAPHS.

rodia from Shanghai. il load
os At Wellington for SAP Fran
c.ssh Chewing Tobacco. choice az
is-ousce plugs. at Montgomery.
,aamercisl street
B sooe IOdisns arrived With s. bead
.,,,,e from across the moantaiss
-. They report tha road 10
,sry fair condition
.uosy the Victoria passengers OF
n.ho we're ID o Mills and Thar
!. = psrsst. California memhsrs OF the
,s;.,sb Columbia railway ~ adicsts.
3 The wellington Coal Company h
ring OF buyiag the 7.tnn locomotive
=. vss imported thsee years ago foe
1, Bsynes Sound coliiery. nov de-
srssd.
Thu articles of agreement betwes0
..S& W w RR Go snd Henry Wis
.rd o published by us yestssday. have
,ss fled for record In the Auditors
6cs.
Il aeu T.nnatt, Mr villsrd's agent. 10
,.,ins tbs railroad wharf ssrsightened
q snd il taking 90 account OF every
Ssaud Of iron aud evsfy thing belonging
s the company.
The annual gathering Of the Sunday
4<hoo, Convention for Oregon and
darlington ~ill be held in Seattle 10
Issl The time has not yet been dsfi.
|,isly fixed. but it will be during July
g August.
A large par, Of Col Larrabee's Ore
-, .neechss il said ~ be devoted to
.ha,e 81 Gen Grant. Il 10 With srgu-
ueus and logic OF this kind that Col.
IArr~bse occssionslly moves his audi
.aees 70 boot him from the stage.
C.ps Reed. Of the ship Spartan. nov
At ysnsio,o. reports that he wss IL
d.y. TO Cape Flattery and that he beat
,bs crack ship Dssbing Wave 10 that
paint. both vessels having left San
Paucisco the same day. Shs viii load
Wellington coal for Han Franeisoo
Our worthy fellow to~nsaisn. Dexter
Ha.on, Eco. on Wednesday last WAS
elected President OF the Oregon and
W.sb;npton Sabbath school Conven-
ton for the year ensuing; Il Nosthrap
va, elected Vice President. j y Aiken
and A Bowers Sscrstsriss. aud ID w
Williams Treasurer.
Capt Tom 6trstton IL ia towa. end
Jolly and hearty and true bius - ever.
P,r the last fonr years rem and bis
siss have KEEP, the Port Angeles light.
and that they have been faithful TO their
,fsst no ono will have The temarity 10
deny. He returns to Port Townsend
ssasy, and to Port Angeles on Monday.
iom will be heard from on election
hy, when his blows for Brsnts and the
light will be many and strong.
The growth OF Kansas. principally
ssing to the rapid development Of its
niIraad system. 10 something remsrka.
ss. There are many evidences Of this
growth, one CT which came under our
sbssrsation yesterday. The Wilson
Csmay Citizen OF Sept. 10th. contains
% Ices than i0f notices OF intention on
the part Of land claimants to make
anal proof and secure 6nsl entry. The
IsrrLLroExcER does this ssms kind Of
printing In King County. w. T., which
ia good desl bigger county than VIII
0n. In Kansas. yet when We, have ton
dozen Of these notices 10 consider
uisslves pretty full. The wonderful
snssk Of Kansas will perhaps be
snlled during the next few years In
darlington Territory. which sppears
sAAse mounted . wave Of prosperity
u 10 destined TO carry Il into the
INT rank OF States.
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OsEooS AID CALIFORNIA RAILROAD

0sKooS AID CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
GrkssIoS. - Moved by the example Of
pads oil over the western country. the
Ongon aud California Railroad Com
par 10 moving towards an sxtsnsioa Of
b great line 70 the cxtrcms southern
IN Of the StAts, That oonpans owss
~ 300 miles Of standard gage rosd.
naming clear through the Willamstte
Valley. Il is nos before Coogress
nth bill asking On extension Of time.
tAo0eh il appears to ~ that the better
0arss would BE- 10 do - Willard asd
ssaociatss do. to wit: 60 ahea,t and
eaild without asking ths leave Of any
sas That IL certainly the business
Ne way. Mr. Kochlsr. formerly vics
rfesident. 10 nov President Of the O b
CRR Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

BACK AoArN-The bark Montana,
after an absence Of about two years. is
again in our harbor She is dumping
-b.ilast st Yesler's wharf. and will load
R.nton coal for San Francisco.
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LUnBER LoADiNo.-At Barrsrd In-
let the ship Dorse. is lading lumber
for China. and the Cashmere and bark
Oswingo are lasdingfor South Americs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

fAox SAN Francisco. Schooner
Reporter. Capt Koch. in the frei9ht
llns Of G II Wells. arrived from San
ffancisco last evening. She beoaght
non the city . hundred and twenty
"a: OF merchandise. any Of which che
naded u Port Townsend and Port
.ediov. and ssventy brought here.
aner discharging upon Yesler's vharf(
- vail 60 over 10 Port Blakely Tor >
sfn cargo Of lumber.
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HAVE YouR Books BouxD.-Partiss
having unboand hooks viii lad is 10
their sdvAntags 10 lsass then 1t O
Davies's hoax stoes before Monday
marains. - be hss large collection 70
send below 90 tbs Idado. First class
binding guaranteed as vssy reasonable
rates. ol5,3t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

DIrrNAR POWDER The champion
shotgun and rife powder al the world.
Very little rsOoil and report. little or no
smoke. 1000 shots fred without Wiping
the gun. 1t improves by age. If vet,
it 10 easily dried and IS good IS before.
Price reasonable.
sl0dAw r. W. wUsTHoFP. Agent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

IkxPERAScx LECTURE Hon ] @.
o0s. n eminent Good Templar. of
ss'itornis. will deliver . lecture on the
sclsct OF Temperance 10 the Hall o.
- Young Mons Christian Associatioa
= sals sity ct o'clock tomorrow (Ssn.
ssyl Afternoon. Admission tree.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

Good advice and better satisfaction 10
found in evsry bottle Of Pfusdef's Or-
egon Blood Purifier. purely vegeta-
bic compound known 10 be the best
blood cleanser. $3.50 =
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Niche,.,s I.a.,,,.,. l.,.c.,...

Nichois's Inlallibis Injection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly amt per.
manently every ease OF Gohnrrh9a.
elect aud Whites. +tso matter Of bow
long steOding. IL directions are fnllowed
Internal medicine not recommended o,
necessary. A cure guaranteed O. mopsy
refunded. For sal by N. r. Cody 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Se-
attic. w. T.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND TIL. BEST
BEER, you will always End Q: the
Concordia Hall. on Mil street, NOT
only the best of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches 20 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-16

Meerschaum plpes. genuine article,
At fer less pricee than such goods have
been cold foe 10 this city; apply 20
Moutgo1ery. COMMERCIAL stress
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fine feeding At the Wisconsin House
o6 I'm
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duce. less, the above Diseases Wipe them out,
thoroughly, with pFUNDER'S OREGON BLOOD PuRl.
FER, that valuable remedy Not Discovered
Scientific Principles Good adapted
eetH osssiy upon hs.as
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-21

ERfcssoS's wonderful new torpedo
boat is the most formidable engine OF
death known In naval warfare. The
inventor OF the monitor Is one Of the
most modest and un%pretentious me-
chanics OF the age, and not likely TO
exaggerate the merits Of his own works.
lie is entirely satisfied with the result
OF the recent experiments with his
torpedo, and some Of the most ex-
perienced naval officers in the United
States service do not hesitate TO pro-
nounce 1t a II unequivocal success. II will
be seen that Capt. Ericsson has invent
ed three things, a boat, agun and a pro-
jectile. The boat Is submerged like the
monitor, with all its machinery below
an intermediate deck OF plate iron,
which is strongly ribbed, with supports
OF inclined armor plates. The deck
house, above the water, has no ports
at the sides and can split way
without the vessel being disabled. A
heavy wood backing gives additional
protection to the wheel and electric
battery, and the steering geer is ten feet
below the water line; with attacking
bows on, and defying with her armor
the heaviest ordnance. The destroyer
is practically invulnerable, and Mt the
same time the most terrible antagonist.
Her armament consists OF n single
breach-loader Of wrought iron, hasped
with steel, and a bore OF sixteen inches.
This gun lies seven feet under the
water, and discharges n p~rojectile con-
tanning $50 pounds of dynamite. When
the boat, with its crew Of ten men, Is
within 800 or 400 feet of the enemy, the
gun is fired by electricity and the pro-
jectile explodes by conclusion. II the
first:shot fails, another follows in a few
minutes and the torpedo bombardment
proceeds with extraordinary rapidity,
no time being wasted in reloading the
uun