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Q. y. oeAm B Zen.
We are satisfied that such COED bargains can
mos b bad ~ any other place, iaklag qsaliIy,
make aad price IN consideration, e at C.N
C,ehm 3 Son's cash clothing house. so w.
Pratt ST., Near Hanover. We say 10 all OfOuE
readers call upon them. We know Il win be 10
your beneass 90 80 eAN&, &C.
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Grad tournament and Ball
LEONARDTOWN,
FRIDAY, Sept. 9TH,


taaer tbe auspices OF the 81. Mays Reading
Room and Debating Society.
raIs ORATOn:
JNO. II. MITCHELL, Of Charlss eOunty.
'JUDsEs:
Col. Jno. n. sOthorOn, John u. waters,
Col W. w. Wood, Isaac solomon.
VIM. n. Corcoran, j. J. Allssan,
J. r. Parsons.
.Chisr Marshal: J. Parran Crane.
Assistant MaFshaIs: o. O. Hayden, J. d. LOkeF.
Heralds; George r. Garner, J. TbOs. Bronze.
, Managing Committee:
John A. Camalier, John y. FeEwick, Herbert
p. Moore, 3. Frank Smith, George BlakistOne,
J Parran Crane, w. v. Waters.
Committee Of Reception:
Robert q. Combs James ". Wilson, WIN. y.
Edelen, Joseph 8. AlIstan, B. II. CamaIief.
Floor Managers:
J. Frank Ford, George Blackstone, Herbert ,.
Moore.
An Invitation Is extended to knights from 9th
er counties.
Entrance fee for knights, % 50, including adj
mission 10 BALL.
Tickets 20 Ball, admitting gentleman and In
dies, igelnd . :, s~fsE hmsats. - 90. :.
address George Blakistone, EsqF., Secretary OF
the Committee, on or befOTe Tuesday next, 3nd
proximo.
band from Washington has been engaged.
The knights will be maFshaled At ! o. clock pre-
ciSely--tilting viii commences Immediately alles.
- knights are requested 70 appear In COS
tune as fur Gs possible. Aug 81, 1879.
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AZ DE rlsestAai0n 81 many fsiends, Iaanoauee
ungself 90 eamdidmte for C0un1y 0ommissionsr nc
Che ensainx elseiion, nd pr0miss. neiecsed, 20
tiseharRe de dates 81 thapositi0n With honesty
and % lie besf a. my ability.
Aug IL, 1879. JAMES =. HEARD.
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g. Judge YeIlott, Of The Circuit
Court Of Baltimofe county, decided in
the case Of MoIIie Johnson, who had
been committed 20 the House OF Cor
recticn BY police magistrate. that the
commitment was illegal and ordered the
discharge Of TIE petitioner, who was be-
fore The Coart on q writ Og habeas cor
pus. The Judge said Justices Of the
peace in Maryland are not empcwefed
10 sit asjudges in criminal cases, and
further that ia al criminal proseeneioas
every man has right to q speedy trial
BY Jury, without whose unanimoas con-
seat he ought not 10 be found guilty.
egrStatistics DC The production II The
South in each year from 1870. 20 1873,
inclusive. Of cotton In 1878, was about
400, 900 bales isrger than ig was in any
preceding year; the production Of sugar
81. 600 hoeshesds larger. and the yield
of tobacco greater BY Il. O00. 900 pounds
The total for The year being: Cotton.
bales. :. 2o0. 900. sugar h0asheads, III, ;
900; tobacco. poends, 072. co.. zoe.
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Festival .aastsastrx4
A Dsunsr Anasapper wsll be given as Bethel
church. near Budd's Greek sioEeS % Thursday,
september lIth. A special invitation % AL.
Furthss bassicnlars IL next issne. ~
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csneext @ - 89ssa4s
We are authorised osanas that there wtll %
a. ~v,ersasnment as ahe Clifloa Rpesosy On We'd
nssaay, he -sra q September next which wili
cousslss or susuE and iaasruuentaa masie, y =
ellow.a hy sappuE and Dancs. The Proeseda
q v applssa % lsting up 1 HAN On shsFAssOry
Lea. COnesst 81 8 O'Clock. Admi@ioa .
Coaeert, Is esnis-Suppsr Is seats.
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ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Msssss. Esisevs s-You are authoFized 10 an
nounee JOSEPH o. TAYLOR Esqr.s of she ed
First, cnndidsts faR Coanty G0mmiEzieaer and
o. say. that ha viii b. wnFmly endDrsnd by
Aeg. 2e, 1879 81 lnigoes' District
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Local DoTTiMcs.

xxplanaAezy.
We ~ Ed sposs0s.nass thatflwasthsoash
10 Ser a. - clears shss the lAsl wssk's -
sas q - Bss'sn did n0s raaeh O. up1er sak-
seribers u i anme. TIE papsm wsp sena ~
ths possolEas a. MS place and rsssivea ahsrs =
he uzunl - ~ ws are sAsssiOrs satislsa 70
be acauitasd Af b1ame Cor shsir fAilure 70 re@sh
DIR dsssine Is waen de.
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Dissolution Of. C1-Parilsrslip.

~uE o-Partnership heretoebre existing under
he name Of J. Sims FENwICk b this
dav dissolved By mntaaT conssnt. Being anx-
iols 10 settle mp Inc business 40 speedily % pos
sihle, yin. eli the entire stock On hand con
sisting Of su f
Ready-.Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods,
Motions, Hats,
HGrdsCGre,
1incare, -.
QweesssCare,
- ~ Drugs, ETC.,
AZ original cost In Baltimore for cash.
All persons indebted 10 The firm must settle
Aug IS. isis-f. J., sIMNs FEEwiCK.
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I.e Place 70 Get 4 Coco, Neal.

Tie Place 20 Get 0 Coed Meal.
-wagnes;s Gssss- Hess, -lss anA- ls0 x-REait
street Balsimose.F Tl.ip RsSaaaFapt Z .baOldest
In the city, The. Propgiefors, Nessrs. J. and B
L. wagnes, wiIIbt sfastsal sOF ths JOu,inuance
q sbe, extensive patronage they ROW enjoy and
win do their best % give sssire Satisfaction 70
alfsisadG 1AqS - SaEaO0
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o. a contemporary says :-The
Sprague.C onkiing affair at NaFsgsnsett
bFingsito mind the magnificent and bril-
liant SpEsgue Chase wedding at Wash.
ingtono some dozen or more years ago.
The father % Mrs. Sprague, Chief J1s-
tice Chase, was prominent aspirant
for presidential honors, and the then
Senator SpFagae was in the zenith of
bis glory, wielding great political inilu-
ence. end having millions of money at
command. But the few intervening
years have brought great changes. The
millions have vanished. high hopes and
ambitious have proven nsaght but BIT.
ter disappointEents, and even the rosy
skies Of welded bliss have grown dark
snd elouded with domestic broils and
marital inielieities.
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Charlotte Han, School,


The Fan session uIll beein MONDAY. sep
tssnbef ist. Beard anA TaiEion, we, ID ad-
sanee. 6nF eaeh SESSION q I've mDazh8. koE ciE-
euiarss eppig % - ~ -.12E p
sezeiarys 70 tie Board
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RATIFICATION NOTICE,
JMISehsll Hsbb and Virginia, his wife,
vs..
Walter II J Hebb ct al.

In the Circuit Court foE Sc. Mays county, sic.
. ting es . Court Of Equity.
INRDERED this llth DAY OF August, 1879,
Y that he Auditors repoFt, fled % this eauss.
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 20 the con.
traFy be shown on o. before the 2nd Monday Of
1879; provided copy Of this order
be published II ne 30. Mays BzAcos,. once q
week for three successive weeks prior 20 the said
And Monday q Septembss.
J PRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copg-Tsss:
AssIl. iS1s-sw-w
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WIDE AwAKBl
NEW SPRING STYLES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.


The Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest Stock
&c Boots and Shoes eves offered In this market.
Every man ought % consider where be can
get che most value for bic money. A pengy
sased, b q penny earned. An We AK our friends
and patrons is 90 favor as with CALL and con-
vince themselves % the fact hat we can meet the
Demand % mfis-.--a--------------
we ere resolved 10 mil ouE geods a 80 snail
apeo6t that DE people nus Bay, il wiz
Thereby enabling us 70 keep cur Stock Always
reasonable.
failure 70 eEsuIne our Stock ID an OppOrtu.
We csa make &c 10 your fnlessut % trade with
~.
Oar goods are bought froE First Hands-sav-
Ing doabIs ProHt and giving oar Cus'omers The
County Merchants viii End q 70 their advan-
tage % examine our Stock from which equally
good selections can be made at prices that viii
eompars hsoEsbly with tboss e ths Northern
Cities. @H
L@dies' Pebble Goat Button Boots, q IS 70 g %
Freneh Kid 81 % 1851 50
Lasting Foxed 4" 1850 400
e . az PdlfiAS T'tr leo 20 eco
80 &c. 90 n An 4 "a
I" Slippers In great variety IS 70 ace
Measn Calf EoatBl .z-1f4 IN SIS 1le0e To- %
Coarse Shoes (goiidl gf-sn - 10 4 50
: -Pine Calf 81 AN Prices ---
Misses Boots ..@r.oHi aHI so1O9t 10 1 50
ChildFen's Boosts 1et0 Ise
- " y. WhbD8Bs~ s@GESzss
No. no Nisg Snsef,1Esa'1ssrG
AIe1Ssdi4. Va
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ryslaG

The cid aTsng eaablishmsst Braneh Oaioe
lie W. Balsimore Stree, = g sysr prepared %
ds al kinds a. work IN heir line, With nest.
nes, chsapnem and dsgaseh. Tbssupsriog char
aessr q thar work easliss hen 70 please he
mosa faatidinus, ana ssEs = he frugal many .
cellar. The atlspsioa ofouf isdy readers Is e.
PeciaIIy eaEsed 70 thsiF BastimoEs Bransh Oases.
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LIST Day-fhe frst race win be I mile dash
Entrance, 90 SO, purse, $40 and entrances. Sec
ond race, ha.f mile and repeat. Entrance, 80 50,
purse, $40. Third race, mile dash. ssEntFance,
g so, purse, SlO and entrances. -.r
End Day-First race, mile dash. Entrance,
81 so, purse, SO and entrane .. Second race,
mile and Fepeat. Entrance. 81 80, purse,
$40 and entrances. Third race, mile and re-
peat. Entrance s., purse, $50 90. 81.
Aug %. ls7s-td.
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. New Advlsrsise


Having become familiar with Colden's LIE
BIOS LIQUID ExTRACT % BEER and Ton
le Invigornioe, take pleasure N Fsc0mmena-
lag u e. IN excsllent Preparation, combinina ~
dueing GOOD sEe0e, nEALTH AHDsEnES0TH. Sold
By NIL druggists.
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fgoFFENnOM&SE84 q y v @@~N~Ns}
ST.. Insezs', Aug. Is, 1873.
- s,.rwarpeat euoA pIaeson Che essha-
-. ~ ~ j. prank Smith, IN So. tnigeeS Neck
- gTsanesaav Last, August 90th. In whleA tea
- 49,. = s-eicsuated. There wee aboat 50 Peo-
~. s'-s-srs imcinaing many whiaes. Consider
- = - -roups not being In good condition, on
ss a - late heavy rains the rdan9 vas ex-
reilent. The Officers were--Mersnait ~: ARK
p.nne1,: Herald, Mr. Columbus bsnnets gsdGess
srs-s-" .Aawen Roach, J. N. Langley aid w. w.
s.ses - kuiVhas uere handsosneiy dfeased.
Tss,s Srivhta. sfeer making some arTangemenss
.-s,h 49, Jn8ues. were broaght IN line By their
-. -. 80 marcbed 60 the gudge| BeandY aed
s.,s,. n we're IN The ahsence 81 orator, ads
- - ~. Jamea Eoachy wtith they az
SSile3 with much delight. They thea marched
soww the track and the riding eom@eac 81 IL
o'efock, sharp, and resulted - toacNs;
- T1ssIrx gFrgIorssns, 1888 10
southern Beatty, G.daekNnr
Yankee doodle. Jacob Biscoes
Ladies Choire. Jake Jsnea ara - u
W@gv1nna Cfoaa Aar@n Whalsa,
81 iairoes' Meek, George Casroil
South CarOlima, Bsnfy Se4
Uncertainty, ThOmas HaWksass
Ladies Ma6os. yOhn Bnshs afta as
Speuuehanna, y. Smith,
The hoaOr u sTowniag the Queen was Yea By
Saunh yonea. who crowned Miss Lara Fosrest.
The Isl Maid was won By Robert Thomas Who
-r-,wnna NILS Eliwa Jones. The 3n8 Maid vas
- hv Thomas hawkins, wheer0uned Ma Nsi-
" Jo1ies. THE gga Maid was wca by henzy Self
Who erownsd Miss MaEy Ana Par. The vhols
aeEalr attracted great attention. 1he BAL teok
&C. IN 4 hafldinR oa Mr.. A. @ fylers arm.
an enioved thenselvas and retired hons early
In he morning vel pIeassd.
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%. The following ere iAe heights Of
the principal monuments, domes, &C.,
In The world. 81. Antoine column at
Rome. iS6 feet; principal tower Of the
SmithsOniau Insiitution. Washington,
i4S: Trsjsn's eelumnl at Rome, rs;
NaPoleoS's telumn AFFAIRS. $50; WASH
ingtOn monuments Baltimore, $50: the
great obelisk at Thebes. 200; Bnnker
Hin. 962; Trinity Church steeple at
New York, 264; the contemplated new
dome Of the Capitol, 800: dome Of Sc.
Paul's Cathedral London. $50: tower
Of Manlius, $50; tower ofthe Caihedfal
~ StrasbuFg. go; dome Of 81. Peters
Cathedral. Rome. 465S Great Pyramid,
4sl. u :.
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eseDurng the psst tive weeks Gen.
T.. ID. Tyler, Postmaster M Baltimore,
has been undergoing trial at the Aands
Ogtwc experts ct the Post-ofiee Depart
ment. upon charges made ~ Capt. b.
=. Mathews. y no bad Feeestly been
discharged lrom service in the postofsce
as Chief Delivery. Clerk. The charges
involve malfeasanee in office and pros.
titntiHg his private Office 70 immoral
uses. As many as 900 Witnesses have
been summoned. The examination IL
beiag conducted IN secret. but some Of
the evidence. however. has leaked out.
As far as i has gone il is only bearsay.
Gen. Tyler says the charges are
prompted by spite, and viii not be sus-
taiHed.
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- ". D. WHISKY seetSS zs4
g Dc Na. no gEjag Street, afsssrF
AIezsnais. w.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21

We get the following account of
feminine grit. said to have been dis
played near this city. firm the Portland
Press Two plucky women from China.
Maine. are the heroines Of the nara
tive:-
One Of these ladies is the wife of .
former proprietor of hotel in Boston
Her husband failed . year or 50 ago
and got a eiiuation at o salary that
barely afforded living for two The
wifs-a woman of good education, smart
and sc.ive-conceived the idea Of start
ing . stock farm at the far West She
had niece. q young lady visiting in
China and the two started together for
Oregon with some money the elder
lady possessed in her own right. They
finally decided to settle near Seattle.
whore they secured two grants of land
OF 100 acres each. aud went to work
with . will. Recently the lady wrote
10 her husband to come out. and he is
so pleased with the country and the
success OF the ladies that be hes induced
several friend, 10 como ont from the
East aud colonize there. The two wo-
men have raised forty head Of cattle
aud have . very large flock OF sleep.
and have also raised all the subsistence
required. They have had the complete
management of affairs and are entitled
TO the credit
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21

PLEASURE GARDENS Mr. W. +.
Smith. Of R-ntou. at = considerable
outlay Ia. made his pleasure garden
near thst place beautiful aud attractive
for . public resort. aud 1t is neatly KEEP,
for the accommodation OF pleasure
seekers Mr. Smith keeps a stand
where confectionery, ice cream and fancy
drinks can always be had. There is
also . shooting gallery, billiardette.
archery aud other games and sports
there. The iberality with which Mr..
Smith admits plessure-seekers into his
grounds il remarkable. An admlssion
fee Of twenty five cents Is charged, but
it is returned III the way Of refresh
ments inside tIss Enclosure. Adjoining
the pleasure garden. in another inclo
sure. are his homa grounds. which are
kept for special parties, where lunches
are served. aud elegant dinners also.
provided the requisite notice is given.
As yet Mr.. Smith has received but little
remuneration for his outlay and labor,
but in time his gardens will be to Sc
attle what Woodward's gardens are to
San Francisco. These grounds are
situatcd on the bank Of 0 beautisal
stream. where anglers often catch long
strings OF speckied mountain trout. A
large balloon ascension will take place
at Mr.. Smiths gardens on the Fourth
Of July. A picnic party could find no
more beautiful place in which 10 spend
. day tran the Renton pleasure gar.
deus
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21

KLEPToMANIA.- From tie Portland
bee Of last Saturday we clip the follow.
ing "a young married woman who
lives in Washington Territory was in
Jackson & Co. . store with her husband
last night making some purchases. and,
while the back of the proprietor was
turned. she clipped . fancy vase into
her pocket. The article was missed
after she had left. but no one suspected
her. This morning she returned again
and took another vase. This time she
was detected ard = warrant procured
for her arrest; but rs the officer was
going to serve it he met the woman $
husband returning with one Of the
vases. The warrant was served and
the woman taken before Squire Wiley,
where she pleaded guilty and was fined
t25 aud costs. Her crime was really
grand larceny aud a penitentiary Of
tense. but . lesser charge was made
against her and the lowest penalty in.
fictcd. This is considered Z heavy
enough punishment. She said she did
not know what possessed her to take
the things. Her husband paid the 6ne
aud costs and they will return home
today"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21
Wednesday, May 81. 1879.


The ship Alaska sailed from Ssa
Francisco on the 18th inst. :nr this
port.
A grocery license was yesterday
granted TO Jake Beer, and he will soon
. open out at G W. Moore's oil stand.
Preaching in the Congregational
Church at 8 o'clock tonight The ser
mon will be the opening one Of tho
two days meeting OF Fellowship.
The steamer Zephyr goes on the grid
IRON, where she will be scraped and
painted. This will necessitAte Der los.
ing one trip up the Sound.
A private letter from Mr.. George
Budlong, Of Olympia, states tha. be is
desirous Of entering the yacht City of
Olympia" and other fast boats Of the
capital city. to take part in our Fourth
Of July regatta.
The barkentine Modoc Is about half
loaded with screenings. She will take
u deck load Of lumber Ut Blakely. The
Eldorado il taking coarse coal on the
north side Of the wharf and will he
loaded in few days.
- Capt. John S. Hill. OF the Fanny
Lake. is negotiating for the purchase Of
the Libby. Should that gentleman get
hold Of her lie would overhaul her
machinery and put on . new house,
thus giving increased speed and better
accommodations for passengers AS we'll
IS more room fer freight. She would
then resume her old route in the
Bellingham Bay trade. The sale,
however. may not take place
Twice. in speaking Of the doinys Of
Stetson & Posts mill in this city. the
types have made US say widely differ.
en-. from what was intended. In speak
ing Of the schooner J. L. Perry. which
isioading lumber there for Swino,nish.
we intended saying that she wouldtak
about fifteen thousand feet Of that
firms excellent material. They also
supplied about fifty thousand feet Of
choice lumber for Is. r. Briggs new
residence, besides q great many small
orders from different portions Of the
Sound. They employ white labor
throughout. and sre deserving Of the
success with which they are meeting.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21

The BALLAST DOCK. Piles for the
ballss. dock to be built by the city ar
rived yesterday, and their driving vail
begin by Surber today. The dock will
be located 1t the foot Of Madison street.
$50 feet from which il will begin and
$50 feet from which Il will end, being
800 feet in length. II will consist OF
two rows II piles fifty feet apart. The
piles will b capped and plauks here
and. there will connect the rows The
ships will lay alongside the rows and
between them throw In their ballAst.
Any vessel that visits the port ean lay
near the ostse end OF the proposed dock
ct low tide. and smaller vessels much
closer shore. The dock will be % built
that men cans Get 70 and from the ships
at any and ~ times. After filling the
outer end with ballast. barrows OF cars
will be used to oil in nearer shore 90
that one day. not far distant either, the
strueksre WIN be one Of solid rdek from
end to end. By systematically parp-
ing this course the city will soon
have docks q which e can veil Be
proud. and which will endure forever.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21
LATEST FROM CAssYAR.

Mr.. Angus McAllister has arrived It
Victoria from Csssiar. IIe lef, Defoe
Creek four weeks ago aud came out
across the divide. From him the
Colontst learns that o new gulch was
discovered last month, about nine miles
north Of Defoe Creek. by miner named
jenkins. Coarse gold was taken from
crsvices, but there is nothing very def
mite yet known relative to the discovery
A large number Of men are prospecting
in the vicinity OF Defoe and tributaries
of Thibet creek. On Thibet several
drifting claims are being worked.
Amongst them may be mentioned the
Hudson Bay Co.. which washed up
5000 as the result Of the first wasa up
of the season. The Odd Company il.
running drive, and the gravel has
worry promising appearances. The st.
Andrew and st. Paul Companies are
both sinking shafts. in expectation Of
striking the same lead as that struck
by the Hudson Bay Co. The st. Paul
Co Mt last sdvices had sunk 90 feet.
The Anglo French Co. arc running a
drive in the same vicinity. When Mr.
McAllister left the mines the weather
was very cold and the season backward.
The waters Of the StickeeD were ex-
tremcly low, but rising slowly. The
steamer Cassiar arrived ct Fort Wrangsl
in safety. and would make her FIRST effort
10 ssccnd the river on Monday last.
There were some IS miners at Fort
Wrangel waiting TO proceed BY her. A
number took passage 90 the steamer
Gertrude. which was lying AZ Bucks
landing for n rise Of the river. Messrs
Calbrsath 4 Co. ) pack train. consisting
Of fifty Animals. " emit into the mines
fortnight since. The trail was in a
toltrably good condition. but had t.
DO cleared Of fallen timber before Tie
train could travel it. The general
health OF the various mining camps is
good. No sickness or deaths have been
reported for some time a mssss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21

Are you a respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Habitual Costiveness.
Palpitstion Of the HeartY Have you
Dizziness of the Head? Is your ner.
vous system depressed? Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you a
coughY Low spirits? Coming up of
the food after eating: SC. &c. All Of
these and much more are direct results
Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and In
digestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged BY all Druggists
to be positive cure. 2,400. COO bottles
were given away in the U. s. through
Druggists to the people Is . trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person Of
its wonderful quality in curing all
forms Of Indigestion. Sample battles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents, Sold
positively by all first-class Druggists
in the United States.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,


On. MnrIE's NErHRrIIcuM works weSdsss.
In ell cases Of Dropsy. Bnghts Disease, Kidney.
Bladder sad Urinary Complaints, OF Retention
Of Urine, are cured By the Nephreticum. Female
weakncss. Gravel. Disbetes. pain il the hack.
side and loin are cured when all other medicines
hsys failed.
See whst the Druggists Of Portland and San
francisco say about DR.. xintis's Nephret!cum
and English Dandelt0n Pills:
medicines: Ths Eselish Dandslion Pills: also the
Nephreticum. ard In all cases highly recon-
msnded:
John A. Childs. Druggist Second street. Port.
land.
&. X. woodward Co.. Drug2 ists, corner First
and Alder streets. Portland.
Asssrs. Abrams 3 Carroll. Wholesale Druggists,
Nos: and Front street. 8. r.
We regard the Nephrettcum - the best kidney
aid Bladder remedy before the public. Ali Drug.
gists keep them.
For eli arrangements Of the Liver.
Use Dr.. Aintis's English Dandelion Pulls
For Biliousness and Dyspepsia.
Use Dr.. 0intie's English Dandeljon Pills.
For Fever and Ague.
Use DR.. Nlntis's English Dandelion Pilla.
Every family sh9uld not fail TO keep tAs Eng.
lish Dandelion Pills on hand.
DR.. Mintiss Remedies will not Cure al Com.
Ylsints." but will give immediate relief and pse.
Ct . cure H. ell cases. il taken according 70 d.
rscs!oss. which they are recommends. for.
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