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Rrainard,s MusIcnl World

Brainard's Musical World.-Th,s pop
ular musical monthly for September, comes 10
US laden az usual with bright and benutiful
new music and an immense amount Of interest
ing and instructive reading mattor, including
all the latest musical news. No person in any
way interested in music can affard to do with
out the MUSICAL WORLD, which for only 81 so
per year, brings each month, over 50 90 worth
Of new music by the best writer's besides very
large amonnt Of instructive reading matter ed
tied by Karl Merz. the leading musical writer
IN this country. We advise those Of our reaa
ers not already subscribers. to send is cents and
obtain sample copy of BRAIsARD's MUSICAL
WORLD and see how valuable periodical 1t Ii
for those musically inclined. II is published
by s. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, o.
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Lima Gazette. The travelling pedllers
who hold forth almost daily and nightly to
the great annoyance OF citizens should be
abated. Merchants and druggists who own
and rent stores and keep large stocks OF
goods for legitimate sale to all who want
to buy, should be protected by the city
council from these prowlcrs after the com
mon people. These travellers pay no rent
or taxes, and carry off scores and hundreds
of dollars which should legitimately 60
into the hands of our citizen dealers
Four.fflhs probably of the goods, articles
lotions and liniments sold by them are
frauds and swindles.
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ory, premature
old age and dis
eases that lead
to consumption
insanity and an
early grave, or
both. No mat
ter how shattcr-
cd the system
may befron eS-
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no NERVOUS sUrFEnEms.

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KUPFER-KRILL.-At the German NJ.
L. church, on Tuesday eve, September
6, 1881, by Rev. Mr.. Herzer, Presiding
Elder OF this district, assisted by Revs
Treuschel, of Detroit, Prelman, OF Tole-
do, and Weber, of Stryker, Rev. CARL
KUPFER, OF Wheeling, West Va, and
Miss LYDIA KRILL, OF Perrysburg.
This proved to be an event in the career
of this couple that is not likely to be soon
forgotten. There were about 70 at the
church, all of whom were invited TO the
residence OF the pastor, Rev. ii. Krll, the
brides father, where n sumptuous repast
was prepared for all, The wedding cake
for this occasion came from Lafayette,
Ind, and was furnished by Mr.. Charles
Weigle. The Stony Ridge Cornet Band,
from the neighborhood where Miss Krill
had formerly taught school, came in ON
moments warning and furnished music
for the occasion. The Rev. Mr.. Kupfer
has been selected to so into the mission
AIRY field in China, and will be accompa'
MED on his mission OF love and christian
duty by his newly made bride. They
started yesterday Tor Wheeling, and on
Wednesday next will sail from New York
for. Kiukiumg, China, via Jerusalem.
FISHER -BRoWN.-The following in
vitalion, handsomely atlired in embossed
envelopes, which came to hand few
days since, will explain that cupid hsI
even been successful in capturing an ed
| itor;
Mr.. & Mrs. Allen Brown
request your presence
at the marriage OF their daughter
Minnie Bell,
| to
J. Russell Fisher,
Thursday Afternoon, September eighth,
eighteen hundred and eighty-one,
at five o'clock
First Congregational Church,
st. Clair Street,
Toledo, o.
Mr.. Fisher is the poet and one OF the ed
ilors of the sprightly Saturday American
We see by the Telegram of this mornin
that the ceremony passed off very pleas
an!ly in the presence of a large numbe
OF invited guests, and at the conclusio
the couple held brief reception in th
uarlor OF tie church, while waiting 10
the train that was TO take them on
bridal tour TO the far West, extending t
Omaha and other points, and to occup
about three weeks time. They hay
the hearty congratulations of the JOURNAL
coupled with the wish for pleasar
bridal trip as we'll as that over Lille
rugged journey.
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Toledo, DelphOs & Burlington R.R
TIE DELPMOs ROUTE.
New Through Line Between the
EAST, WEST AND OUTH. .

Took Effect July 23, 1881.
ran trains now run by Columbus time.]
,,n,ss, ,ouruwksT 0oING NORTHEAST
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Barley having barley to sell will do
we'll to ca Il on Jacob Arz, Perrysburg. lie
| Is paying the highest market price. 22tf
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Il. wiLLrAMs. Genr Manager, Dayton.
E. E. DWIGHT, Supt., Toledo.
AN. .MErHEANY, Train Dispatcher. Toledo.
w. G. MORTON, Agent, Perrysburg.
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We have reduced tho price on
Light Weight Pants. You can
buy Good All-Wool Pants for
s2.OO, So so and SO 90. Good
Pants for every day wear from
as cents up. Never before have
such great bargains been offered.
Hundreds Of different styles to Sc
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-08
An EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION.

Thos. Edison, the inventor Of world
wide fame, is said by recent New
York telegram TO be extremely busy
these days overlooking the preparations
making for an exhibit Of his inventions
at the approaching electrical exhibition
in Paris. On this occasion. which will
be noted one in electrical circles, be
proposes TO do what be has never done
before. ana that is. present compre-
hensive grouping of all the inventions
be has perfected up to the present time
This will make ninety-t groups. and
make display of advancement in the
science OF electricity that viii open the
eyes Of foreigners. Specimens of every
instrument will be shown in working
order, from a monster lS5 horse power
dynamo generator. Supplying energy
to vast number of sixteen candle
power lights down through the long
list Of telegraph appliances. gold and
stock indicators, teiegrsphic printing
telephones. Photographs.
meters for measuring currents supplied
TO the divisibie lighting apparatus. the
processes OF manufacture of carbon
horseshoes. the new iron ore separators,
and o multitude Of other inventions
which it would be difficult to enumer-
ate. The work of manufacture of these
articles is rapidly going on.
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CALIFORNIA.
Political Resolution.

SAN Francisco. July 6.-The Repub
licsn county convention this evening
adopted resolutions expressing sympa-
thy for the President and family and
hopes for his recovery; condemning the
doctrine OF senatorial control of
patronage and congratulating the
country on the fact that while the as
sault on the President is entirely de-
void of political significance. yet hold
ing that the course pursued by eminent
men has influenced q Esuisc to attempt
the life of the Chief Magistrate of the
nsticn.
BAN Francisco, July CARVED,
ship Olympus. from Seabeck; ship Tenn.
plsr, from Seattle.
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A Canadian contemporary thinks
that vessels named after the Royal
family OF England have fatality con.
neotsd with them easier Of proof than
the traditional misfortunes connected
with enterprise begun on Friday. II
recalls the loss Of che steamer Empress
Of Iadis. ct Calf. In 1878. when zoe
persons lost their lives; ii also recalls
the loss Of the Princess Alice. in the
Thames tho same year. when COO per-
sons persisted; 600 others went down
with the Royal George in 1872, and
nearly 800 were Lost with the Victoria
named aftsr the Queen herself. and on
the Queens own birthday. In 1881.
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The daily reports Of the improved
condition Of the President are the cause
Of relief end JOY Unreasonable. IL has
been gratifying. during the past week
Of anxiety end pain. 70 witness the
spontaneous, general and irresistible
bathurst Of mingled grief. indignation,
synpashy and loyalty. from eli elasses
and peoples and from every qaArtss Of
the land. This exhibitien Of good
feeling must greatly Strengthen the
wounded President.
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Friday, July s. 1881.
TOBACCO PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED
STATES.

Census Bulletin No. 1913 relates 10
production Of tobacco in the censns
years OF 1870 and 1880. Il shows an
apparent increase in production of 50
per cent, which exaggerates the real
advances in tobacco cultivation, 90 the
preceding census crop was . small one.
and the fear OF taxation may have OPP
Grated to prevent full census crop Of
1870. The crop reported 10 1880 was
one of medium production, not in ex-
cess Of the present requirements Of
home consumption and expectation.
Fifteen States produce, now Is in
1870, more than ninety-nine per ceot. Of
the tobscco of the United States.
though II is reported In twenty-five
other States and elk Territories. OF
these fifteen. only Missouri Illinois,
Indiana and Massachusetts, produce
less than In 1870. Kentucky occupies
the 6rst position, producing thirty-six
per cent. Of the total product of the
country. Virginia holds the second
place; Pennsylvania has advanced from
tho twelfth 10 the third; Wisconsin
from the fifteenth to the tenth; and
North Carolina, Connecticut and New
York have each gained one point in
the rank Of tobacco States. Those that
have Fstrogrsdeed in relative produc-
tion are Massachusetts,. Maryland, West
virginis. Indiana. Illinois, Missouri
and Tennessee.
The great tobacco growing States,
with their yield in the years named,
are these:
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THE BURNED STEAMER-Our read
ers hsye already been briefly spprised
Of the burning of the coasting steamer
Empire at San Francisco, but we have
now fuller particulars. 1t was disas-
trous. but not to the extent feared when
first the flames broke out. The dam
ages are estimated ut $4,000. The
vessel is insured for 100000, and is
valued at $4,000. The theory of the
fire is that it was caused by spontan-
eous combustion in the oilroom, which
was situated on the port side. just aft
OF the boiler. The officers quarters
are completely destroyed. with the ex-
ception of the captains cabin. although
the roof of it 10 badly burned. Capt.
McAllep says that it was fortunate the
Are was checked before it consumed his
cabin. for in It were stored one hun.
dred large bulldog cartridges, one hun
dred and fifty Winchester rifle Car
tfiiges, besides some powder. The
Captain was not on board at the time
of the fire. having gone to his family.
The fremen fought the fire bravely,
not hesitsting to plunge into the boiler
room. the companion-ladder of which
was blazing.and carryingtheir hose right
into the heart Of the fire. The ma
chinery is badly damaged. All the
boiler-pipes and metal work are burned
out. and the upper deck badly burned.
The coal is not seriously damaged. The
assurances are effected in the Firemen's
Fund, the California, the Union and
the South British Insurance companies.
The Empire is wooden vessel. built
at Port Madison. owned by r d Chan
dler. and engaged in the Tacoma coal
trade. At the time Of the fire her
cargo Of $50 tons coal had been reduced
to $50.
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At Salt Lake City on Sunday after
noon. July LIST, . PARTY of young boys
we're playing on the bank Of Jordan
river when Thomas Cooper. aged Is
years. slipped into deep eddy of the
water. A companion named George
Cook sprang in to save him. but soon
both ware in danger Of drowning. See.
ing this. George Cooper. an. elder
brother Of Thomas. went TO their rescue,
when they both grapplsd him. A
fourth boy named John Love then
leaped into the stream, and selling
Cook by the hair. swan with him e
shallow water. When they locked for
the Cooper brothers the latter were seen
rising 20 the surface Of the Shirlpool
elaspcd In each Others arms. II proved
10 b death embrace. for Q moueus
later they were caught in the swim crr-
rsnt and sEept from sisht.
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UNPoRTUSA ScHooNRRs-TheA Alta
makes this statement: The schooner

UNFORTUNATE ScHooNRRs-The Alta
makes this statement: The schooner
Leo, which sailed on Thursday last for
Guaymas, and returned the same even
ing. bad close call from what we hear.
She had very heavy deck load, and
on getting outside in the strong breeze.
she keeled over so much that her lee
side was completely under water. and
some seams aud holes which had not
been caulked and covered admitted the
water in such quantities that it was
soon knee deep over the cabin floor. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty she was
got off before the wind and brought to
port. which she reached late in the
evening. with her cargo considerably
damaged. She is now discharging.
This Is the fourth vessel that has ate
tempted to take the cargo to Mexico.
tho two first being lost in Mexican
harbors, the Eustace burned at sea. and
the Leo the unfortunate fourth in the
list.
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The average yield per acre through
out the Union Is 7s1 pounds. The va
ration in rate OF yield, from 1899 in
Massachusetts TO All in North CAROLS
M. 10 due in differing degree to the use
or neglect Of fertilizers. the habit Of
growth OF different varieties, and the
vicissitudes Of the seasons. In Massa.
chusetts, Connecticut, New York, Penn.
sylvania and Wisconsin, the seed>lesf
varieties are mainly grown. and high
fertilization practised, always resulting
10 comparatively heavy crops. In
Ohio the yield is above the average,
the Ohio seed-leaf being extensively
grown in the Miami valley. while the
Burley. vigorous grower Of q less
productive class. is almost exclusive in
its prominence in the Ohio river coun-
ties. neutrality-suspicious. many grades
Of shipping and cutting t0baccos. upon
an exhausted soil of great original fer>
Utility. makes an average yield. The
low yield In North Carolina Is neces.
atty Of the production Of the fashiona-
BILE yellow bright grade used for plug
wrappers, grown on . poor soil. with
low fertilization sufficient to stimulate
early growth. but not eaough to pre-
vent early maturing.
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THE rsyuRxD sor.

Port Madison. July 7th.-Ths item
which appeared In the local column Of
Wednesdays issue OF DAILY Pbsf. While
perfectly correct in stating that . paia-
iul accident had happened Mastsr wn
Primrose. will admit Of some correc-
tons. Il may be stated on no less au.
thority than that q the attending
physician that be will recover the use
Of his eyes. and who also feels conf
dent Of removing ell powdsr-ssains
from his lace. while the other injuries.
though very painfal. cannot be ciassed
~ dangerous. RESIDENT.
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II B Slaven. p Haerne, aud eight
foremen Of carpenter work. sailed from
San Francisco July lss on the steam
ship Panama. en- route to the Isthmus.
The principals have . consracs with
the Isssseps Canal Company to furnish
the lumber and build twenty villages
along the lire IL the canal. The con-
tract price Il in the neighborhood OF
one million dollars Lumber from Pa,
get Sound has already been contracted
for. 70 be used in the construction OF
these villages.
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EUROPE
Eur0Pean News.

LONDON. July 6.-Telegrams from
the Turco Greek frontier state that
Port Punta. which had been dismantied.
has since been rearmed, and Arta, which
had been evacuated. has been reorgans
lied. The Turks have. asked for extern
sion OF time for evacuation, which the
boundary commissioners refuse.
The French Consul at Tripoli begun
the same kind Of agitation as that which
led to thu expedition Of France. But
Tripoli is really Turkish province
and can't be touched without provoking
the Intervention Of Europe. Great
discrepancies exist between official and
press reports Of the Tunisian difficulty
and both are exaggerated.
The infant heir Of the Duke of Nor
folk is blind.
PARIS. July cit is understood that
the cabinet at Paris decides to order the
bombardment Of Sfax. 1t is probable.
however. that the bombardment occur.
red yesterday.
Russian Crop Prospects.
ODESSA. July 6.-Harvest prospects
IN Southern Russia are so brilliant that
il realized the abundance will De un-
precedenaed. This is due to the abnor>
nal quantity Of rain during the past
two weeks. though its continuance in
some places now excites fear that thew
may have too much. Such numbers Of
corn beetles appeared in the govern
ments OF Kharkoff and Kherson that
the Imperial Government intends 10
appropriate 10000 roubles towards
the determination Of them.
LONDON. July ga cruel hoax was
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PoRT TowNsESD. July 7.-Arrived,
bark California. from Honolulu via
Victoria.
PORT BLAKELY. July 6.-Sailed,
French bark Notre Dame Axiliasrice,
for Noumea. New Csledonia.
7th-Sailed. the new schooner Maria
Z Smith, for San Francisco.
Arrived, bark Hernlander, from
Shanghai.
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There are aid 10 be already nearly
10000 men in the Wood River gold
mines, the product Of which Il said 60
BE- rich - q 6rst reported. Il 10 also
said that ct least two companies profess
the building Of lines Of railroad iato
the digginga
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COLUMBIA CouSrY.-Assessor Mo-
Whenny and his deputy + E William

whenpy and his deputy F e William
son have completed their labors. fled
the assessment roll with the county
auditor and gone home. We take the
following totals from his census list:
Dwellings 1882; families 1889; white
males 3563; white females 1851; total
population 6749; males foreign birth
3i7; females of foreign birth 214; at
attended school within the year 1927;
cannot read Is; cannot write As; vo.
ters 1871. The above figures are far
from correct - many taxpayers sent
in lists Of property without their Gen.
sus list. The U s census for this
county showed over TOO inhabitants
over one year ago. aud we haye every
reason to believe that the population is
nearer 1900 than the figures returned
by the assessor.-Dsytoa CAroniels.
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In the summer Of 1865 the ANIMAL in
terest on our national debt exceeded
$l50. 0OO. 600. In the summer of 1881
that interest will be less than SOS, 0O0,-
600.
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B bel. q member of the German
R.icks;ag. says that the German .peo
pie have now only one want, and that
Is for money enough to get to America.
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Finest assortment OF table linens
ever oifssed in this market at Schwa-
bscher's.
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perpetrstsd today in reporting the
drowning of son of the Prince of
Wales
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WALL AND DECORATIVE PAPER.
For the Ladies !!
MRS. s. A. he BERT,

nEALER IN HUMAN HAIR, IS AGAIN IN
~ this city and will remain for thirty days
with the finest selection OF Human Hair direct
from Eastern and European markets. She has all
varieties Of Switches Braids Frizzes Curtis Puffs,
Saratoga Waves. Bon Tons. etc.
Ladies having combings or cut hair can now
have them made up in first class style. Combings
stralghtened and rooted. Old Switches cleansed
repaired, and covered with long hair and colored
any shade desired. She takes pleasure in proving
TO her customers the great improvement in manu-
featuring combIngs into
SWITCHES, CURLS, PUFFS, ETC.
feel assured that all the ladies, Af or onee see
ing and comparing the difference in the old and
new processes, will not hesitate at paying the
trihtng additional expense Of having their hair
made up clean and durable 80 that Il may be
handled, combed and curled the same as first class
hair. A Switch worth So without rooting is worth
from 81 to $40 by the new process. Ladies will
now see the advantage of carefully saving their
hair without twibing 1t around the finger when
taken from the brush or comb.
All kinds Of Hair Jeweiry Braided
and Mounted to order.
Terms reasonable. Cherry street, near Front.
Seattle. jei5.tf
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