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Tllb DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
vol.. I.
I'ROFK>> TON A L CARDS
a 9. »»**«»•<* *. i luinnkt-
DENNISON & BLANCHARD,
ATTORNP YVAT-LAW AND
I'roHors in Admiralty.
• at P at 1< -WMm4 . y *rr<-
~r y . » U
D P. JENKINS,
seattlk, w. T ,
! TTOH.VKY 1 7 / 1 W, SOlJrfTOh
l.\ CUAfH'KHY. A Sit P/tOCTOIi
IS A !>MiliM.'ii'. mh'il
DENTISTRY.
./ «• i«rxTi*T «.r
-■* < r; . k H MM** • B*S* Hi •!
, f < tm , t f
, »2
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
( • >LLE< l< >H,
I j.IHTICI I.AK OIVK* TOO)!,
I s.. t. vit f<s 'ho r»i» v*uit <9 n•«
Uiitti OiKfj* * ,
om<. »I'' * M YuRK. AlHrwj »t I*«.
JfetftU. W. T. «a*»-W.
PR. II \ WO* MOI'K* AN,
Piiysician, Sarpa and Accoflcbeur
at rtauUnre on Chrrry S'rrrt, ft
ftrttn and frond Otretts,
hkattlk, w. t.
It, H.f .HT. <• M •>«"»
XrNAHUIT & HA I.l.Kit,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
PORT TOWNSEND, W. T.
W. It ANDREWS,
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW,
Will prvtMc In •(! U»* f <>tirU - f Brf>«l In th»
.Territory.
orri<> »* #rrt»n'« wit4»i*o, opro«ir* ocn-
Mc»TAt.. •t.ATTI.K. w. T.
D. S. SMITH,
J . S. fommiKHioiier, Justin* of
tin* IVarenml Notary l'uhlir.
<) >Uf. tl.-na Btkir <>n ail Mini »n«lw f Ifl©
I><«•.i* «t, | u,<-r | ■»!>»* r» <tra«f u and A< ku <wl
IMii it* at 1.. v i' i< »T
orrii t Cirun >»t Tulnl mil a
uih I
DR. FREIi. W. SPARLING.
<LaU? c f tii« U. S. Arrr.jr,)
*• i#»•*## #.i. r »v w kwwu*.
OFKI' K «>N rttMMKHt'IU. hTKKXT.
NuilT U VI CITY HoaWTAL,
m* mc m
J.S. MAGGS,
Dentist,
OK KICK, MILL MTREKT.
a»% jt !* ait«! Ilarti*** Ht or#, KAST OF <X'-
iIiJfc.UTAL HUTtL. »*J«.
C M. BRADSHAW,
.#//<> r $t ry-af~ fj*t ir<
I'oli T TO W N S K N I>. W. T. j*
JoMW J. M.AULTIUk. Tm.». r»t **»
MH.IIUU \ RCRkK.
ATTOHNKYS-AT-LAW,
SKATTt.R. !•' T.,
Will atlciid t" bnnlnrwt in all ->f th* TVr- i
ru<«ty.
CI. NM. Vox ah 4.» 0.1! Ha»r\»«U>.
l>tatric t Att *ri»v\ J
3d Dtatrl, t. W T. J
M'CONAHA & HANFORD,
Itlorneyx'-at - Soiieiioi'»
isi € httnetfy «<»!«# t*r+rtorn
h$ Jrfmlrriily.
Om»"K Commercial Strict, earner
Washington. Seattle, \V. T.
DRS. A. *H. B. BftGLEY,
UomaopaihiMtH.
SEATTLE. \V. T.
■\u ii n p. \<ir kv. i.vri: ntornwos or
IJ Priocipu* an ! hwttn of «» Uw .
Mirhintn (Xtnl Molifil wIU m*!*
•:»; • • »' tHitrtfscw) IH«sNmatpa*tel
lr. mh! will *tt< iut I.- calls In ngr put t>C th# ;
Huiml. «IH
DR. G. A. WEED,
SIKUKON ANl> rHVSU'I AN,
shattLk, w. r.
JiniMciuiwß.
MfXAUCtIIT k LEAKY,
A rroKyrtrs -AT- I.A H\ .«>/./■ /-
tons IS ( HA SCKH R. <t J'KOC-
ToHS IX ADSiIUAL IT.
will ir*t r lit the m»tn I *r»!
Mr. l<*ry *lll »» Ui <"-» i
lnU><W, ftmtcjUi. iU*i, it .. I;« U< lb»
»i-.l ale K«! t*Uti •
Juiy lit*. IS?* ijrl»
Oil. JOIIX HAKKR,
rnrtici.i.i' * 80. R.i
IMDUDEXCE O'lwr TMM m»! rtnwk
oi rii »- sftirr. >»• r* ■•it* ml
iu*« t&eiusoiK.
Wt.(i.V.(ALIIO(\
Sonttlo, W. T.
}(&'* •ftmlt* i: + !*T« utttn-u Or**. *
i
BOARD AXD TI'ITIOX
CAB to obaißAl ft
Two Young Ijatlic*
m witfeie.i lMtnrti>a in
Premh, m% & litfisk Ma
App\f t« MR* ..TTTrNPrSO
TH* VAY TO DRY OFF
COWS.
A* the tiin»* approech.-« f r iry ir.g
rdf wbirh to at 1 « t
*»k<, and Vtt*r two months. b»-fur
ralviog ail fo- '1 celctileted t<; «*.»■ . *>
th« product! n of in!k « ught *.<j b»-
withheld—such «a "mix. »i*orts an 1
Sarji f r *•*« »n 1 g*y»lol i hay.
be made the « of the ra?:u«, with a
quantity "f corn m*.al if the
CIJWII xerv j **. wbi;b !s '* *U«*
<-!{»ht n<>t t»» »f *h< I>m • * proj**rly
f«d bef »re Begin ro Iry ot? by miik
tng once * lay. and. a« the f*. jw dinun
:»h« «. every oth« r day. *A hen the £..w
hiorxni-a *o tmall th*' if doe* not pay
to uiilk longer for profit em'-s the t me
*Leri, in -carcieM hau U. mi«ctiief' it
inn* imminent. e-j«eru%!ly erith e bett« r
claas of ww», which dry off with diffi
culty Tbe milk ought not to be left
m* re than two day- undrawn long
>« ar.y i- *i*f-retfsl, nnd, contrary to a
prevlaent n tion, wo believe it is a!-
wevi le tt«-r to entirely etnpty the leig
r>»*her that to leeve a jiortion under the
idea thlf it woufd hurry up th« pro
n-4 lr j« 'a el Ito eaamnie th>- udder*
of all cow* ctvrj dny to aue, that no
hard lumps are forming, sine*' the'hard
lumps are the sjiots m here trouble will
begin after calving. Then i« the time
they in tv often I*: diapered by fric
tion, either dry or witli glycerine,
whi< h ii far better forthi* purjsiae t'nan
any *at»*ry < r greaay application. A
o! half a pound to a jjound of
KJSKXU *alta, with \ lirg»» *»f
*ugar, miaed inj • t 'Ugh bran to dis
guise the taa'e, may
tablvfpx iiful t,t finely powdered salt
petre may ie trie<l and rep* at»* l «l,iily,
if other treatment do nut diajierse the
lumps. In all *uch casee an ounoe of
preventative is wurth a |»«ind of cure
Mori- c«\\s ar*- spoiled in drviug off
than in any other way. Not only are
they apt to have one or more (piarters
of tlie udder ruined in this process
when carelessly conducted, but even
when thi* is avoided the foundation
in »y be laid fur aubee<| e:»t attacks o f
.'a?get, and the milk produi i?»g ; ow. rUi
permanently diminiahed. We lay dowu
*s a principle that at* no time should
painful duten*ion of t(ie ud'ler be al- !
lowed." It is a* cruel e< it is unwine, at d
II- III.SIV I»- U U cruel. This is true
lioth bt fore ainl after tailvini/
A GENTLEMAN.
When you have found a man you
h.»ve not far to yo to find a gentleman.
You cannot make a gold out of
bras* You c«*uii«>tehangu a ( iije* May
crystal to a diamond. You cannot
make a gentleman till you find a
man.
have liatie greiflfet her. To be a g»n- -
tleuian does not depeml tui the tailor
or the toilet. Wood will degenerate.
(food clothes are not good habits.
A g« iitleiuaii is juet a gentleman- no
more, no U«*<. a diamond jml is bed that
first a diamond in the rough. A
gentleman is gentle. A gentleman is
ntod«ei. A gentlemen is courteous. A
gfiitlwuien is slow to otfen^e,
In-ing one who never gives it A
tlrmau is slow to surmise evil, a« I u:
one who never thinks it. ,A gentleman
suhjetta his appetites. A gentleman
r. fin* s his taste. A gvi.tleman.aubdue*
his feeling* A gentleman controls hi
*|Hsch A gentleman deems every
othar l»ett< r than hiuis* If.
Sir Philip Sidney we* neew so much
•if a gentleman mirr«-r though he was
of K ngllsh knighthood as when, upon
the tL-ld of Kutplnn, as be lay in hi*
own bloOd, he wiw'il the draught ol
coot epring wat. r. that t#»to quench
hi* d»irg thirst, in favor of a dying
sohli«r
St. I'aul deecrila-d a gentleman when
he exhorted the I'hillippian Christian*:
••Whatsoever thing* arc trun, what
*ovver tbillet are lovuly; whatsoever
thing* are of rejiort, tl there I*
any \irtue, and it then* I*i any praise,
think of the*e thing-. And l>r. l«a*c
lUrlow, in hi* admirable sermon on the
callings of a grotlnnan, poiotedly says
"He dhould lalior and study to be a
b»»der unto virjue, and a notable pro
iuo*er thereof, directing aud excising
men thereto by his eiempbiry conver
sation; encpuruging them by counten
ance aud tvwahliiig ttw god
n#*>s of meaner jieople by his Wmiy
aud favor; ho should be such a gentle
inao aa Noah, who prvactud tight
«Hni«ne*s by his words aud works bef« re
a profaua world."
- -
HOW FHKKDOM CAME.
Mr C«K»k of th- C?»icago Tt it* was
among the r*curM.»n! * to this city,
lie w.is linking up " f.»ct« " on
the uegro queatioo. He i;.tri*incid
to old Si
'• Well, Si, how did y»Mi f.v! w hen y-'U
gained freedom r " asked Cook.
•• Hleaa yer isoul. ls>*s, I jf* f« it ail
olwr in tp-ts e« ei a In**-blanket ;
'lYarvd to me dat ilc l.*w I ha.l j< > rrtch
down bi» hand an' tfieiwd thi# r
all uVr wid g»vd ftt Iwcon ti 11 de juice
had dot e <k>k«d eb ne fr«x> hi- whole
U»dy. sah
•• How di l \<Hir oi l master a>* m to
like t y
"Well, sah. be didn't v»y mtn h aUntt
it, 'ceptin ter ni<* »le \ ank*s * low down
ter huitf "
•• l»id be «*y any thing to y.»u at> ut
it "r"
" Mighty little, sah He j«« coin,
out Hi de yard arter do Yankre« ba'»
dooe, come and call all dedarkue up.
iVu he say. * i g-:»hs is a*! g, t »ot
fn»c, and can d jt yoa d I please,
but de I-Awd hab mercy oci p»'r
*>!ef "* «» »
" Ye«a. well
"Well, de truf am »lat de < man
kno'd jes what wc uiggahs need,
but »-meltow or nittoer be axed that
t leaein' long *t\i f> red< was s»>t.
and we nigcahe is d.»t freedom f
Iwrbecue a«u furdt r i>»au el*r r;g*it
BOW *
C** k jetted down *' bott< to
f*eta " and ordere«l a axir mu>k for one
—be was the one* At' • •
f<«s» .
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, SATURDAY. JINK 21. IS7G.
ISRAEL PUTNAM'S SPY.
Bt f . the bill, or creek, not far
from the ril'iff of Peekskill. on the
HUISMO. ii % rockjr ridge. on the
«- uCbiMtrm *k>pe o# *shvb, »«>rth e#
•borough, * notable little romance
of. .rrvd in ITT* Geserel Putnam.
wh>»<' exploit* on tbe upper i!ad*on
hav« made ti.at regica faiuouein hi*tory
and tradition, »»< in raQm*nd there.
A young men, a icioo of * good family
m county, wee er reeled on
•aspicion of e «py, and ere*
brought N'fore Putneci. On bu perwo
-** re found enhfttnf paper* mgried by
Try on. end other evulecoe* of hi* gai,t.
Sir H«riry Clinton cent n note to Put
nam with e ffeg. claiming the culprit
a* e Brituh officer, end making insolent
thr.-ats of wmthftil retaliation in case
the jroong men ehonbS be bertaed.
Putnam replied in writing:
"Headquarter*, 7th August, 1777."
"hlJi. Ivitsuiid Perker. MI oAioer in
th« enemy'* eervioe, wee tekeo ee e epy
lurking within oar linee. He bee be«n
triad mi spy, at e spy, end
ah*!! Iw executed e« a «py: end the fieg
i* ord»?r»-dto depert imcuedieteljr.
laHAKL PVTITAM. .
"P. S.—He liee been aoeordingly
bengrd." "•
wm ev«*r found in Potnem's
temp after that.
THE HOP "iCABKET.
WelK* Circular, datwl New
Yurk, May 27th, my* "Market dull
and price* nominal. Tbe shippiug de
rn;in«l h.ns entirely ceaaed, aud only a
Mi.all bit-"in»'sw i<< doing with the brew
e: v The attention of the trade is uow
tnrned toward the new crop. The for
eign crop especially will f>e watched
with unusual interest, the price here
next *en*on depending 90 much upon it
Without :m e\j»»)rt trade with England
wo must tor low prices, particular
ly it* our own crop is a large one. A
good many acres will be planted this
Spring in a quiet way on account of the
low price of the nx»ts. We woul'f ad
vi>»- growers whA arn starting in the
business not to get discouraged by the
low prices now ruling; the chancee are
that jrtfres will rule liigh again after
next year, Uxidf*. something may hap
pen to the present cn»p to put the price
up. The only way to make hop culture
a success is r<> stirk to it, and strive
from year to. your to improve on
quality."
BUA/.1 1. e\ p* »rU pr<aluce to the am*>unt
«»f f jier uunum; ita exports
of < otf, «• lone amounfs to $HM),000,000
luniiully. and of augur #I3/KH>,OOO. In
eoffec. th;.t country »upoliqa |>*o!jahly
more than one half of the world's con
fiasg
tin* largest consumers. Formerly, Bra
zilian coffee was low in quality and
price, but gradually it has improved io
quality at» well as extended in quantity.
l-fPrvliminary work oji tlie Chan
nel tunnel, to connect England and
Frince, has t>een commenced at Marg
uerite, France. Sliatt shave lieen
depth of 4(>o meters When these reach
:I depth of 100 meters IKIOW the wa, a
cillery one kilomcter'longTtiH l»e made
in the ehatk. If this is surceasful. and
nothing indicates the impracticability
of the project, the tunnel will be defi
nitely (oinuicuci'd.
Tiik tnember*hip of tin* Methodist
Kpiscopal Church in thin country is 1,-
•V*l,4*"', including 10,523 minister*.
I hiring the punt four years there was a
net increase of 160,400 memtnTs.
Tii k w hole nutnlier of doctors in Michi
gan of all kind* and pretentions, ac
cording to the census of 74. i» 2,285.
MISCELLANEOUS
IMPOBT4IT HHQ6ICKNSIT!
•
% • . • S. . •
<;kkat clearing out op
DRY GOODS
ANT)
Clothing
AT
FRAUENTHAL BROS
Mill STHKKT,SKATT/K
y*fctn<r irr»ti<r*ni«rit» t«r U>« ranso»»J <mr
Hrv. k stow t. » !«sid* i isw Usl. we lh» vcUrf
k < < ipsui# »: % ,
R< maanu u>! JIA 1< M »f>tJ tr.ortt h»l«>w r»wl.
Thf yk ia »»p*n rto say la tk« <Jty, <•<*•
, M»Unc o t
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Bi>ptß, Shoeft, ilut.s
HknkeU, Carpets,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRAUENTHAL BROS
»
ADELPHI SALOON.
FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, and
oxaAna,
nrrf.-nK resLKira UALL.
Sratti#. W T
)S J. a. ANDKXSOW,
1 IIHB IMWX
MJSCELLAXEOCS.
ANDREWS 4 CD
Importers of
GAS
FIXTURES
* * I
STRAW .«» GAS
Vitti lli&M,
BRASS GOODS, &C.
I P. ANDREWS I CO.
STOVES, TIN WARE,
uniKP ruDMicuiiic
HARDWARE
JOB WORK.
All work pertaining to the business
doo« at short notice, and in a
Workman-like Manner.
coKMiK'tAb vtKK>.r. »rrw*wi ■rJwinnrt ik akd
MAIM.
SEATTLE, W. T. ml.'U.lm
FEED. BOWLS!
The Sheila from Wooden Howls make the I**t
Feed Tron#hs fur horses or cattle ever used.
PRICE $1.50 PER DOZEN.
Apply at the Wt»o»l«-n Bowl Factory
_ , . . j
FOR
Hardware
;
AN'L>
6
•.i 4 "
Wianifs' Tools,
Of ill kin I*. r tn
WUSTHOFF£ WALD-
C«>niilry tr*l* aolteitcd.» FBOST BTHEET,
P. O. Bo* 83. J W. T.
EASTWICK. MORRIS & CO.
Civil fcrftl Mining
A » . %»' •
UN qiNTßsns.
* {Boom So V • Building.
r»r i i ill iK W #«hlnj;toii Hrjril*.
VS,4lt;«. *«l! T-srrlu rr. .
Csml uj«! Mkcr iazvl* w. 1 r »-.r-
Wfmi, *x»Jßilu'>*. *r.'l f np"B. 1' • ■>*:.!
n>tlsc»4»« foe n%tnH.»{ i;, jr vi[„c.:.. ..J.
!»PKJ*J B glTra to U.-.J - i-t. . »: ; t t;.*
aof city !«t» *s.<i ti - b M*,« «. 1 art*.
lr» *11 J «rj»*at«!«a X<JT- 1J .
PONY SALOON,
BEN MURPHY
(Vnrr CommmUl •&! **ia »tr»*t
lb* r. & H*t*2
'PHIS i« lb* plrnr* «•* *c k*Tt til* ino*r
A L.tfi rri
Cig&rt, Tobacco, Wise-. and Liquors
Aivaf* cn h*ad
AaMtU, W T.. Marvb 25, l»»
MISCELLANEOUS
MOORE & CO.
dealer* in
Salted
M EATS
and a general assortment of
, CJ u i* «»;■• i es
l ..
Also, the best brands of
' CIGAR;! AX P TOBACCOS.
Corner of Thud oc Uuiaa Se»»ts. Seattle.
WORK OXEN
(iood and wolKHrokc Oxen
i • *
At Smith'* Oovo, throo miles
below Seattle.
A GOOD STRONG WAG OX
wanted in exchange for well
broke Oxen. Enquire at the
aboYenamed place, or at this
Office. m2otf
s ]•: A T T L RC
BROOM FACTOR I
ISAAC CHILBERG. Proprietor
CUKUKV STREET, near Second, SEATTLE.
—O"* 1 -
Br-onw kept eonntaatly on hand to luset the
requirements of the trade, and brooms made to
urtwr tu suit purchasers.
Three descriptions of biv-oms are made, which
art' wjn»i to the best of the kim!» itnp<>rted, and
which will t>e «.>1 «thy wholesale at San l raiH iwo
price#, ami by retail at Seattle prices.
Also, WISPS AND CniLI>RJEK'B BROOMS.
Broom* delivered to any part of the city with
out additional charge.
»■/" Ask yyur roc«r f>r the Seattle Broom.
Stattle, April 15, 1&7'".
- > „
Ye Strangers
and all who fool weak and
want to bo restored !
KNO W Vi:!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and tlie inner
in an satisfied, by calling at
the
Fiti? sin Bran?*
WUKJiK
StoaliS, Cliops,
And all the dellicacir* of tlie sea»"it are served iu
th« l**t New York style.
BC»€» t < l a € k 5«IBI
l»y the(ilafi«, ami supplied to"l*art.io§
an«l sent iti quantities to anv place
where th<Tr h M«*ain eoniinuni«ation.
Wesh |Made Candies,
And an of
FINE CAKI3S
Constantly < n hand. WeflJitti,' Cake* mads to or
■lers on the ehrbnt notice, Ball Supper* atid
Parties supplied,
ilay 1 ;th. IHTC.
Dolly ¥ardsJi
#S v if
« Jfc JE< *
Front Street, near the Pavilion,
SEATTLE. W. T.
At tlif DOIJ-T VAIIDLN
u /A AT.S,
LIQUORS,
lIKRH, Ayj>
(IGMiS
of the BEST QT'ALITT, will *'»*)'< I " *rvcd to
our nuiomer*.
mm OLD 801 RBOX
w% r w r
AXI> THE -
BEST CIGARS IN* SEATTLE
ARE THE SPECIALTIES AT THIS IIOISE
Smith k Jpwett,
nT.lf Trov*i*ion.
THE
ALHAMBRA SALOON
R. PRICIIARD, Proprietor.
8oc«. ».r t VFm. M-'ivln.
Mill St. op|K>sitP the IV4 OHire,
SEATTLE.
Wines,
lilQUors,
Cigars, etc.
of tin* W-t-quality constantly
on hand. ml•»
Crawford k Harrington
IMPOIiTRRS AND JOBBERS
S JE A T T X, E, W. X.,
Have on hand a large ant} well assorted stock of goods in
their line, consistingof Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery,
Iro and Steel* assorted,
KUackttmith and Carpenter TOOIH.
Agricultural and Implement*,
Crockery and Glassware, Paint* A Oil*
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Groceries and Provisions. Wines,
. . Liquors, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, AC.
[ir TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRADE, FOR SAL& FROM WHARK
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T.. July l,t. 1875.
S. W. HOYEY. w. W. lARKRK.
HOVEY & BARKER,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
I
CORNER OF COMMEUCUL AND MILL STREETS.
SEATTLE, Aa/. T.
.All Groods at tills Sstablisliment
aro of first rato Quality,
AN J) WILL I'.K SOLD AS LOW AS AT ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE CITI.
t. (I 'ods dclivoml to anv j.an of the City free of charge. aj>ld-tf
W list holt' & H alii,
= UJ X (
3-:.wc*i iiNNip% p t k l^ r Jl Knvcl* wit
BU I LT)ING H ARDWARE,
Ship, House Carpenter;*, Machinists, Blacksmiths, and other
MECHANICS' TOOLS A SPECIALTY
Seattle Planing Mills
I «. W. OTETSON, Manager.
SASH, DOORS
BLINDS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINISH
of every description.
SKA SOX ED LUMBER OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
FEED GROUND
.It our GRIST MILL, at Reason able Rates•
8 att'.f-.w. T., r. b. 19,
./. F. JfIORRIL,L, 9
Druggist & Apothecary,
)C3fe) Wholenaie and Retail•
WJ ■■ [oiiercial Street. Seattle, f.T.
j fiy* —?
3IGK-OITT DB.Ua STORB
phhmm «T
i;ealer« in
Gents' Furnishing Goods
MISCELLANKOVS
ISO. 18.
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