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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08
Notice for Publication.
Land Office. Vancouver, w. T., !
November 22d, 1881.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register aud Receiver ut Vancouver. W. T.,
on Friday, Dec. 3Uth. 1881. viz:
William Fearn, Homestead Application No.
1884, for the East u Of the VIZ and West
u Of the f u Of Sec. II, Township North,
Range 3 East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva.
ton Of said land. viz: E. X. Hamilton Of La
Center P. O., Wash. Ter. VIM. spurl Of La
Center p. o., W. T., Timoth Cannon Of La
Center P. o., W T., and Simon Murry, Of La
Center p. O.. w. 7.
24nov5l FRED W. SPARKLING. Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08
Farmers Stable.
G. w. MATTs0N.
NCONEEE

TANCOUFEE W. r..
Stable on Main Street, opposite the Ex-
change Hotel
Single and double rigs, and the best saddle
horses etc furnished ON short notice and all
charges reasonable.
Horses boarded and taken cared at reason
eble Fue9s
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08
Groceries, CrOckery, Hardware,
Boots ant: Shoes

As usual, and sold cheap.
Country produce taken in eXchange-home-
spun yarn and well knit mems socks. also
duck feathers. Cash paid for hides and furs.
Goods delivered free of charge within city
limits.
Vancouver. Nov. 8, 1881.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08

DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup instantly
destroys worms and removes the secretions
which causes them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08
DIR. Green's OxyEenatei Eitfers

Is the Oldest and best remedy for Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all disor-
ders of the stomach. and all diseases indicat-
ing an impure condition Of the Blood, Kid
neys Liver, Skin, etc.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08
The Last Bills Of Dry Goods for
1881 have arrived ut
JOHN .JAGGY'S.

And viii he sold as usual, with very small
prots; and | intend to keep up the reputation
of having the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08

Bakers Pain Fanacea cures pain in Man
and Beast. For use externally and internally.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08

Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures Catarrh and
all, affections of the mucous membrane.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08

DR.. Motifs Liver Pills are the best Cathar-
tic Regulators.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-08

GA WEEK. $40 day at home easily made. Costly
VI Outfit free. Address True & Co., Augusta, Maine
, 1881-09-16

day morning IN low OF inc tIK JonnUHGn6t lcaV-
Ing Point al peloc about ocloUk on Sunday
ovcntnE. The Dows WAN tAkon 10 tho Richmond
elevator and her cargo unlondcd. Cnpt. f1a1tar,
Of tho c. X. Nlms. also made an appearance.
Tho Indictments OF Chpts, Skoltlon, Of tho flows,
and baxter In regard to the reoont collision con-
ict considerably, and It Ia difficult TO discover
where tho htamo for tho dlsaater, II any, Rt-
tachca. Tho Dows. Minis, and J. u. Merrill uarno
down tho rfysrin tho samo tow, and wero sai-
ing In parallel courses. a fe~ mica above Point
MI Police, on Saturday night about o'clock,
when tho squali atruok thom. Tho Minis WINS IN
tho middle course, tho lows about no ynrtis 10
tho north, and the Morrill, nbout the aamo dis
tAmco to tho south. When tho wind
onno up tho Dows lutFcd. and tho wheol
of the Nims was put hard over. 8hh mp
i,earrd slow In coming mp, md the two vessola
innto diaRonnly for each other. Tho port bow
Of tho Minis was forced against tho stnrtoard
bow Ut tho Dows, with tho results already statel.
It was a quarter mat 8 o'clock whom thla hap
pctlct1. and at 10 tho N!ms wont down. fier ar.
fn's r Hn u ee'" Il 9pk II 70 t he ruah waa4 ad
PeSsS " Sy @ " rssps!iss li,rstssa!@ @ sa% ts*ss
Of tho Dirckacad. treatod hinsolf and mnn
With tho utmost Kindness and consideration.
5 e ~e ne t. aee ,nT, s oeG.
After the coIl!slon ths Dows oano 70 auehor
fo%" 70 10 @ aans axS ooseraby a But faS has owa @
pumps mnt1aHud 10 kemp her freq on tho way
down. sno hal nos finishe'i unloading yestor-
Was enjy lille, Il nny, wet. il vii cost s6ost
THE STEAMSHIP II. 4. PACKER.
Dulfa!o COURIER; John kolderhonso's pow
= AZ .0fSf Ssat w W. bas @ y Jay Nv y
yaa hl1unI}ctt nv The IJn[nn DrY. 0rk {psn bnuy mt
, 1881-09-16

as l,e had hoped; he knaw at Jas! that he was
abandoned. and was nssnlled by fears Of be-
Ing Assfstnnted BY. religious fanatics. Nal
mission, to beconle. \ Mussulman,. and re-
rclve' the nnt!o OF 'MollanIned FL Afasl!-
mall. The King wns much pleased with
during fo4r years tile litter wanted for 10th.
ing' l.lt vGIpredA felt MS ialse position;
tho King loved him, but tho peope
nnted !ilin, anti oylnccd their dlsc1n-
4 f. Court ys!pseda ,sent letters TO
tllo Consuls At rMnfs and Tripoll, praying for
moral ntla material att1. but not ono line, n?t
tWn Wofu o. comiott fcaclied l!m N reply ilo
Sone Ss 'sxs% soan.4 ~ HF 1at Ws ~ s'a awas M
pat oit win kiiGl phrases. Va'nrcda was no
pSse paanSste i ~ tne hlnK hs natural lnte!lleenc9
SIansea M ; lti1n 70 put nand TO everything, AMI
|!o% 'ssel.ssle, roy WITH RafSensy a,s>is! Wosfln*!
III ~ ana sWGat sa OIL his Prey. About tye years
mgo ' Inc hlhx e red'eea lis gftts anu VHlpreda
,s Mas Desh onligea 10 WORK gay md niEllt to
.,,at n y VIZ IT, on coming ifoln ~ Mniatt nnd ~.
most At tlle Kates pi tue Capital Of l'ornn,
iat we te1' IT. OF our compatfiot. pa Lasnr we
astSneu ,!! 70 us account OF ne s9aioWtai a;ory
t wera xcfy soffY tdat w were % rot a9le 70 n
ttSrcene MteIecily witM ifie klnS IN i!'s fNyor.
cn;n,.l. ,pos1 fro Wn so g ;oo IL .M Ely one
eo eox W. 1fS wn,e "au y
ne ouase' ' ,nuM,is' WHEEL afe 5ne 9lGae lolsGs ni
sueh 5N,s Lfavela rs ours. We nad no oi'lGin'
!u.G,rs JULIET, 70 paeSenl, nna tor thss reason va!-
p.eGa ln,sell vs., Mecltied !hat u was peter
m',.a T. nossnn " ", M tEom aly Haiihhn; licGon
,,j.a,, " M ~ III II 5.tlois atls @ ot Uelng Klllsa
.,ne WneM \, thG otd hihG Should dte. aid 1919 US
snas II ~ naa M Eaa nny mems he WoMiu nave
h.emptxu ~ p, s,, 70 w W Wefo TX nettel on tnan
~ WI w 1nt,assme.t s 't,m Win inaaest s.i4
~ avn onuy, op'aleM ~ ~ aman,er t,a %H sna'1
i mnvs 9scMTaon ,, 10 1Gale i ~ am0tnes elter 10
se 1--WE thxceaenry:t TX LIZ tutmte OF nqshu Is
mt nnth; 8; IT, hiesGms ~ hin1 T. very OH; II ano
paLMy, anu y !. respecseN a!lKG as klnE anu ns
EIsesa; pua u Il 1oressen thnt on lne aay II
nss ufa.n t.le Iis pn1tiGs 10 .ae Ca2'tat VII
ocGiaSS1om noIt,9ie c'xa Wa,! nnn ~ tae
nciittHoolinE it tl'oula1y Mugs Will Else IN ie-
Vo.'f Kano vo,,r Exco,,encv !. tho third ,area
, 1881-09-16

The N1uch-DcRplscd Vegetable Proper
ty TrcAted-About Lcek. and Onions,
Garlic aud SiinIlOtx.

The Ntuch-Dcnplscd Vegetable Propcr-
" Trc~ted-Abont Locks and Onions.
Garlic aud siiallots.
So little do We lis n people know of that
varotchio tnhoona in nnitto sncIoty tha
o,,Io,, ,h.t ,.,o has,o,. ,ot unn, ~ tho, ,,,oas
~ esteom ~ ,xir tha +,
Indeed, were 1t proposed to restore II to the
position |. attained in tho scheme Of upcIcnt
ErvptIan theolory. the prononcnt would
spesaiiy Speedily be- nl, nominated rs candidate
fur the nearest lunatlc asylum. but how
manifold are It's vlrtucsl Near tho Orient,
lis birtI,-pluce, 1t serves, like cheese In En-
gland apd apples ~ Brittany. ~ The rellsh to
wllatever form OF faflhuceous food coAstl.
tutcs tho fa1e of the latorIng population of
Snain. rortueut. ltulv, Epyut Morocrn. and
a. ao.a ae G E u poy 'a or1,, H. u,S'I,, s,, y,
Francs by the leek.
Garlic, which grows Wild In Italy. Swift
"ans , ,snv, aar,ast % nras =. ,uoa,nIno onn
uscs l1ou. ea'.,ess mRes 10 !" "'euic'he niu
condlmcnt. Its oil of aIlyl, Chemically
sorheI u nftar eatlne and nervn,,ps ~ ] cverv nart m
r.,'~ ,.s.,.. ~. .,.'.,,.a., ,.,,s .,,,..,s,",,
.. tle oous' 1e p.ess"co ootne ''"nt0'up-
able III tho secreaons' Aa"S persons
odor Ut garlic who hnve noyUr tasted It aud
could nat identity 1t rs u Vegetable. but tho
st,l,e individuals would miss the pungeilry
il inapnrts to ccrlaln Iishes 0f European ori-
KIN ind lts slightly stimulating effect. Sn
Carefully should IL bn employed tn conkury
tl,at only 4 rlovu OF part Of Il cloye Is uttlu{s-
slbio in uuite n iarge dish; for ii,sta,tro, u
Hlnglo ciuyp, which Is one OF Tic small
divisions OF thu garlic bulb, Ii placed In
tl,o tiesIl npar tllo sha,,k-bono Of a leg
OF mutton bcl0ru It il rOasted md thon re-
navel beforv it Is snryCu. wifi niyU Il u
iinvor ucceDtabio but indescrtbable, Ur
il ii, caryrr, t1e blade OF Tie knlfe IL rubbed
With c,it c{iyp of cnrl{c n Ilulcnte tiuyOr Of
thS sH yegetablp viii bs nlparteG, m Roenn1nbole
, 1881-09-16
OTNEH LAKE PORTS.
IQIkT NuIaQM.

IbN1 liQAVFs
Special Dtsyatsh 10 1ht Chicago Ttthun.
rolsr ilultoN, hiish., Sept. l5-1 D. m.-Passed
up-rropolors Wnvorly, Arotio Fountain City.
Saginaw Wiley, Harden City aud bRrgos 6aaIna
and bargus, nouton and bargca, Cleveland and
harRes; schooucrs =. V. X. Watson, Canada, Mel
vim b. Dacon, A. ]. ltoRers. Con. +. sIgol, En-
MIRO State, Q. II. johnson, Gladstone, Daniel
Provost.
Dowu-propellers Empire State, Cumberland
East suylnaw and bargcs; schooner ltathbone;
ateamcr sianitota; TUG Waloa and barges.
Wlnd-Houtllenst, fresh. Weathar-Finc.
spsstal Dlspateh to Ins Chteaea Tribune.
PoI.r HuHOS, Miuh., sopt. 1b-D:GD p. m.-
PASSED. up-rropcl!css Jarvis Lord. Tacoma,
ltussIa, and N. X. Fairpankl schonnors SCOTIA,
"rs," ,o"1;opoers I'll Csy 81 coueor Roanoke
Toledo: Pacific, aud John pr's'geon Jr'' stoamcr
Winii-gouthoasr, frcah. Tho storm signals
nre up.
DurrALo.
svetal nl,pasth to Tnt Chicago THbans
roionao, 5ay i uo,tia, S t. Il. aneha, aad M@n.
tana, aid schoonuis q, j. Iiaxard. And James
tsis%yss ffsn GsYnFFs FFs;omao Clarion Colo
faio, anu svhoS4ors jaines y, sawyorr al,! Iled.
ti eoa usa s,M't sshoonor Sh honvassoa. ten uIath;
schooner Swallow, coat, Slarysvtla;. setsadner
H. Eyssleiah;; roledo' schooner }. Il. Merrill,
spsetat Dspateh to Tha Chicago TtbunA
ors E%sfm*fn " T. ros s asaa Ss s1'1Ssseai T. sisx IND
%osoRsn seaoeps.. r,n Me'FSRRs': 9; N!flsqa
forth. stansMdo. uclawaro, and J. Il: K9tchn!n.
pspartsdLstssWefs C!yde. Forl kq!sy., Cay
e asw xejk do4c II ns"S saaa M H.
i, Warnor, q. Netlao1, q, u, Triumph, and Una-
~'-'"'
, 1881-09-16
xilIUHEINENI,S,
THE WHALE PAVILION,
Lske- Front, between tho nnso-Da,l Park md Expo
1tuon building.
II, r.

The Giant Of the gigantic creations Of tho
Universe.
Length, 60 feet. ,
Original weight, $4,000 pounds. Is in,
dorsed by the Press Of America, and a,ooo,-
600 people who have seen him,
The grentcst Natural Curiosity ever cx.
hibised on the face Of the earth.
Open from 9 q. N. to 10 p. m. Admis-
sion, IS cents. Children, rs cents.
DON'T fail to bring the children.
, 1881-09-16
CENTRAL AFRICA.
Mntteucc1.a Lnst Lnttcr-fAia Own Hec-
ord Of What He Saw in Central Az

NTnfteuccGys Lnst Lnttcr-fI{a Own Hec-
ord Of what 1xo saw in Central Al
London 1,at,p Asrs.
.onaoi and 7 liant s1ase,ri nnd u.u r"ao1,oJ 1h Nv
tSe taInn @ ,iustcr Of Foreian a astrs
the very dny TINT the sad news arrived OF DR..
dntrI Aknssa tnnuth Of tho NIrer). lime i,
1sst. tt'' "A''' ''''0'''' - oA' 1''e'1'' o""'
"Watlai, which until now has been almost
closed to gepgranffcal Investigation, is the
n,ost nowerfmi ennira of Centrnl 4 fr,co, II
axtends - nortl, ae far ~ the dasart If ,ih,co
to the south 1t comprehcnds the vast king
dom of Daghirn,t and Dur Runga, to the west
It il honnfaetl nortlv hv norn,, nnd nnrtlv IL
Iost anon r the Ka,,en, trlhcs and tn the east
+, w. hS aSs ~. e.o nan. @ ges a W a'e a a.I
Kingdom tribute to Egypt. For the last tcn
yenrs Wadat has kent IN m active trade Will,
ule Ncditerra ngou l,y t}a faticvine. hut tlireet
~a.'t'. y. ~, aaaaa. t,,n.a.. v 49,; w., ~,
na, e usse.s o.wee'. a nu
feathers, and humorous slayes and imports
cottons. fancy articles. a little silk. md
rt, f,i.,,...,,nra1 ,,o,,s srho rau,,,orno 10 IT.
tf'e hands Of the Arnbs of Tfipoli, bengazi,
and tho east part Of Fezzai,. Wada1 Is rich
III calhels nld cattle, nnu proprtet0rs lu tho
south, near tho Kiver Sn1ameL furnish every
x Of ysgetn9s II s
to I'll &usopeas E 9 issvssls wi slssia
1854 and 1856, MET with cruel death. ind
1niy II ls dn1ng the pa;e.tlS reign OF Snl
Bornu, permitted to cross tho country.
Having entirely adopted tho customs IT
tl,u natives, Ao passed unnoticed,
moro like q Turkish. merchant
$kn n5stf1
world. Sultan All, from whom NIL good
things wpre expected, wax prclnaturely
snntc,lcd away, anil his successor, who p0s-
sesscd neither tho Eood nature nor the inte1-
is'i ii Tines 3 q Of grsat @ iti|enity' jast Wien ts
Egyptian Government WIS at WAr witt. Dur
fur. a. this, epocl, all communication b.,-
tween Wndat and Darfur was completely
King Of Daffur ordered tle villages situated
on tic route to xiii every Wadaj who nt-
tslnutod, to reacl. Darfur, md Vlso versa.
S SsSas Wsra R si y e o iEsaoa
the Capital,
ave Will not relate 10 Your Excellency
how we ruHsed; wo only say TINT We passed
Wadaj, useying ; @ au old i custom ii tho ccun-
try, received is Without showing hllMself.
liz spuke tv us from within u toni. buys
rnsscti, sud and weury fur Id, III order ia
surround ourselves viii, tie prestige OF
nv p"rs from ON oMr KIM and % spiu tat @ tic Kfts
WG brought WIRE stt,t by tia powerful kinr
nj ttaiV. 'The King uf Wnllnf nuneuruH
Elm I by Ii IT, III RuE "f lnly, liz ] assured % US Of Of
his lively grutItitlc, a,iI conIiIeI to our caro-
svyerul kits Tor our King md Queen, ns-
surinR us TINT ne would willingly open tho
Viii S@S cos by %ay of |" rTinoi bscatsS oy q,
III NO rcn,iS ,Eu,tr:t Trnns fi,n a"ut in i,"T
, 1881-09-16
r,,Iah,s Strong at 3 f.2 TO 3 3-4 Cents
"'J IN Corn and 4 to 4 Ia Cents
on Wheat 10 Buffalo.
,.v insurance Schedule Adopted Yes.
N'' terday by the Board Of Ma.
rine Underwriters,
,Atrtccn Mombors Of the Mnlcomsom
Family Find Wntcry Graves
III Fifteen Yonrs.
.,,nnd tho Lakes-M cel1aneous.-Arrivals
aud Departurcs--Dock and
0thor Notes.


NlAfH+ ]
Jain frophte were stro1g yestertfny At H1iD
~ ccnts on corr and tgbth cents on whcnt To
n,rsIo. Thcro wns a guuu demand for room,
s"t vessels wcro BrRrcc. Innst OF thoao In port
~. ~, beinr roady, Il good feeling prevailed
-. .1oou owners ind nRonts, and. whilo no OK
'.s.r.1snt views nru entnrtl!ncd, n bel[cr pro-
..cJ that hpttcr rites would ho tho rule tho
s.ianre of tho sousQn. Everything Ghartorcd
ss,tordoy was for corn to buffalo, md embraced
Ia foIIowtng vessels: .
~" 70 [uGato. Utu1cts.
RAMBLER Vanderbilt, corn. 45M0
s4ooFt,cjjcr Dnclda, cnrn.. s5og
sthooner Ltxxle Law, eortl.. MNm
schnoncr Watson, cursl... a"MM
fchaonct Pulaski, corn.... ...'.......... 2l'V0o
Totai capaclty.t .ls3ooo
LUMBER,
lumber freights continue tirn1. with vessels
.-arre md In urgent tomnnd. Only thrco or
io,,r charters wero lnado ycstor1lay. No changus
m rates nsc reported, and quotations arc noml-
ptIy as follows:
rnon, East Saginaw to Lako Eric
yIsm rST'fEit Ea;t sagaw to UilcaRo. n;D
from linz City 10 Lake Eriu porta... y::ab1,M
Mou1 Ilny City to Ch!cHBu............ 800Q93.a
iror1 Nnnistco to Chicago .......... s.19H
INN, Huntington tU EhiclBn.......... 1.87H
fion White Lake to Chlcngo....,... Lii
rror Grand finr1n to EhlcllKD,+,.... 1.U1W
itun M,ssknKon 10 ChlcaKo.,..".... l.e:h
steam burgess carry cargocs from Muskcgon
10 this port, from dock to dock, ut 1:H cents less
than sailing vcsscls.
IfON-0RE.
No change IN Iron-ore froIghts wcro reported
Yesterday, tho rates ronlnininE irln at tho fol-
josiug figures FROM tho points named:
lion. EseRunba to Chicago. LOO
from EscanAsln to Lake Eric ports..... f46Gbl,M
from Marquette to t4akn Eric portH... .0QD..215
coat.
D.patchos received yostortlny from Duilalo
represent yossols very searco aud ruling freight
rates estromofy firm, with tho Indications
tsyoring IN Immediate advance. Coal frc!ghts
from Oswcgo and l.ako Eric ports romaln firm
md active mt tho prevailing rates. The foltuw-
ins aro tho rates pafd from tho points nancd:
from buffalo to Chicago. 1.lO
From iiu7Rio 10 milwaukee, ..........,. l.W
Iron Lake Eric ports to ChtcnY0...... i.:06bl.J5
From Luke Eric ports to Alilwl!lkco... ls0Gbla5
From 1.Rko Erie ports to EscanaGn LILO
From Lake Eric ports to Duluth ,..... LII
from Lake Esfo ffartB to Detroit. ...,.. 400 10
From Ctevclaud to Butfllo.... ........ II
From Oswcgo to Gbtcago, :, ,,,,,,,, Iii
From OsweKo to ohllwaEkoo.... ..........-. 2.a5
'BY Lake Eric pnr.a Is meant any port on Lake
Esio wcas OF and Including Eric to which iron
eiels conslKncd. and fro,u which conf is shipped.
, 1881-09-16

family or upon l,ls 5r,lit ranch In Southern Call
{ornia, ~ To tho first count, tho candidate
elcars hImsnlf from tho imrutat!on by sayIng
bud OCCASION to hIr0 help. Al 10 tho farm, ho ts
only part owner, md tho labor ts h!rgd BY tho
contractor who works It.
, 1881-09-16
VESSEL CHARTERS.

AT UGFFALOt NJ L.
Epseidl Dttpateh 10 1hd Chtcdon TrtbNns.
DufrAlD, N. T., Sept. 16.-FreiHhts firm and
vessels hcnrce and wanted. Chartora-Sehoons
l.. J. ClHrk, coal to ltaclno, $i.N; schooner q. 4.
Ilnzars conf to Chicago, $1.lo propeller Clarion.
coal to Chtcago. *fid; stenm-h -harge Glasgow aud
din, eoal to Dlil,th on private forms; propeller
Fotonac and schooner Bawyor, coal Eric to Chi
cag0, Sl.20.
At CLEvELAND,n q.
Sptcfat Uispatch 10 1hs Chicago itionns.
CtEvHLANr, O., Sept. 1b.-ChMrtors-propel1o
Minneapolis, conf, tnndusky to Milwaukee,,
hu!n 10 ChlGAKo, $l.2l, free: schooner u. II. KIM
pnll, coal to 8ault, private terms.
, 1881-09-16

r,. r.to,,, Hell ~ y, .,,,, r. r,,,,r...t.,.,.. r.
sneet!ng held yesterday ndoptad the following
rates on grain to points named below, COM
ncnclng On yesterday, They arc net rates, and
,,,,r ~ al s.1eu.1. tho+ ,ra rcto3 T., ~, !.
~. A. y, ,..sn,s III ,,,r aes,t n@,a,.s.a,, J.,
,adu,.
rD ,,, .
pfon. GbIt.au1, to morts an inke Sltuerlnr III
From Chjcng0 10 i,Urts on Lnke Huron III
from Ghlcago 70 sarAla and Detroit Nlvor.- gS
@ f@tom GtaicaRo 70 t'o!itngwoo1. .:.4;::...'.."' e
frem Chicaao 10 nurts Of, LIKE t]ntarlo H. i'@
cttdfnr I11iettsft1rT m
From chtoaEo to Montreal. 1.B
HUE DAY.
Yr.tardav ,yns NJ, nb4,},,tciv hluo fnv II, ma.
tlne circles. 4 dsExzllug rain prevailed all day
long and lntc into the evening, whicl, had the Of
foee n ri,.o t,,o ,ro,va ,,e,,nti,, r,.,na In ~
decks indoors; Few lumber yessola wero On tho
lng WINS atsnnt. Tho tl,gd had .lttt8 10 do, tho
tn %,i " @ sa. 1tntt t @ ML.sms w. nG
VIII "hn a~ a!.1 hafn so 'l sn ~ tt tvt 'y
tha ITtr"nt ootnsrtas ,rnkct G nttagn9Son ~
day was Ireadfully .blua. and THO oily partles
laat beenIcd tU rnJHy tho lutiness WaB tho
bF1dgrtcndcss, WIN WDre enabled to tnkB long
''S' -, ,,.,.o,,r,,,. y.,,nv
-" o"t"i'to oSAtt t"h1"t.
~ une HFopeliHr p AF9ylo arfisea ~ PoT. yestef-
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lie received tim t5rAt nHtyH ut hin fnfhGrH fun
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ihe drowning Ut his futher md twp hrothors
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aesf't1, loHtae.a sF!sh i,lua 'ttsnbor,
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sut ~. whgAt ~ three hpilra and tel1 minutes ut
'ae hetroit ttnlwuy elevator lllst Saturday.
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pasSc Albert Ml!ur, 1uinngIrx tic hiilursilghtiy.
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y 1t'lo r,,cs,lay. wot Si Gusheis or her oarso
r "aoat by r'''4o" ut rooo'lt stress of weather,
tstAnt. 0lrnrd, Of tho acttnl!cr EoruaIlb, ,wue
iaiy iisay sfAGfet by .lrunkcn lnck. oafor namust
fhs echt,olor Throo J,clts arrived at Al,twn,,.
ss ase Wednesday, win cargo Of sait from Mnnis.
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, 1881-09-16
THE STORM SIGNAL
ORDERED ftt,

Spsttas Etipateh to 7hs Chicago Jtttnns.
WARHiSuTDN. d. e., Sept. 15.-slgnats nre or
'lercd up Mt Oswogo. Section q, 1tochcstor, md
Detroit. d soycro atorm Ia cantrHt ncar Loufs-
vilto md Ia advancing northwnrl.
, 1881-09-16

Nobert Howe, candidate for Mayor Of San
Franolsco, seeks to frea himself from the charge
ot having employed Chlnexo servant Ia hiS
, 1881-09-16

Etc Tcat OF and Including Eric to which iron
ore Is consigned, and from which conf iB shipped.
, 1881-09-16

Tho Chicago Hoard Of Marine UntorwrIters at
bneetlng held yesterday adoptnd tho following
rates on grain to points namot1 below, COM
ncnclng on yesterday. They arc net rates, and
apply to all vcsaels that uro rated IN tho IA"
e!ass. On i" vessels ~ per cent additional Ia
dd,bt.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-23
qHE ST, LANDRY DEMOCRAT.

The conditions of settlement be-
tween Peru and Chill as proposed
nv the latter country is in some
narts lust, but other parts are so
mnanifestly unjust it is probable
other powers will interfere and de-
mand that Chill recede from them.
The first demand made is con-
trihution Of 100000 monthly by
Peru. Whether it is to be perpet-
nal is not stated, but should be
limited to certain time. Chill
also demands the cession of certain
territory, and indemnity for war
axnenses and losses, and for Chilli
ans expelled from Peru and Bolivia.
There are other demands to which
peru should not quietly submit.
One is that Peru shall not fortify
her ports in fifty years and not &C
ouire navy for forty years. This
unreasonable demand is coupled
With another which makes it the
more Objectionable. That is Chill
is to be allowed to keep a force of
10000 men in Peruvian ports to be
maintained by Peru. This is sub
iucation which foreign powers will
scarcely allow, and Peru will no
doubt demand an arbitration to be
decided by foreign ambassadors.
Another Objectionable demand re-
lates to Peru's internal affairs.
That is, Peru shall admit Gillian
PRODUCTS on the same terms as
those of the most favored nations.
Chill also demands that the profits
derived from the export of guano
from Peruvian Islands shall be
equally divided between Chill and
Peru. The cession Of territory and
demands of indemnity for war ex-
penses are recognized by all ma.
lions, but in modern times it is not
customary to name in the bond
that the victorious country shall
control the internal affairs Of the
defeated country n. o. States.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-04-23

CAUSES OF WAR.-A certain
king sent to another king, saying,
"Send me blue pig with a black
tail, or else"
The other replied, II have not
got one and if had"
On this weighty cause they went
to war. After they had exhausted
their armies and resources, and laid
waste their kingdoms, they began
to wish to make peace; but before
this could be done it was necessary
that the insulting language that
led to the trouble should be ex-
planned.
aWhat could you mean," asked
the second king of the first, "by
saying, send me a blue pig with q
black tail, or else-W
"Why,n said the other, II meaut
a blue pig with q black tail or else
some other color. But what could
you mean by saying, | have not got
one, and if / had-Y
"Why, of course, if I had should
have sent it,"
The explanation was satisfactory
and peace was accordingly conclu-
ded.
The story of the two kings ought
to serve as a lesson to us all. Most
OF the quarrels between individuals
are quite as foolish as the war of
the blue pig with a black tail.