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mail rider and his horse were killed by
lightning in Merriweather county Ca,
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HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.

Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you want for
dress and house-furnishing?
First, how: Write for a
catalogue; see what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. Ifsamples can be
useful to you, ask for them
and state your wants so
plainly that exactly the right
samples can be sent.
Second, where: The place
where goods are kept in the
greatest variety; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality
where prices are lowest;
where most care is taken
TO serve customers accept
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
is not satisfactory.
Ihere-no matter where
you are-if you make your
wants known and avail vorr-
self of your privileges, you
will get the best things in
the best way, promptly and
without trouble or risk;
sometimes by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
rage than the money you
save in the price.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

SeBOr Mariscal, Mexican minister of ,ns.
tice, is to be sent as ministerto to Washington
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

All Goods guaranteed as represented
Statesmen always quick and prompt.
New articles added to Stock constGDafy.
Anxious to Sell. Anxious to Buy.
Country Produce taken in exchange.
Second Hand School Books, il in fair order and Of
the kinds now in use taken at reduced prices, and
sold at reduced prices.
win be well to cut out the above and save it for
reference.
Call and get what you want,
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Rev. S. L. Baldwin and family have taken
a cottage at Ocean Grove fOr the Summer.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14
NEy'N HEPiRTNElT.
Boys Department.

%, I.}, M "".l ~u. t,.,u = .nuo>."a IDr4,ic amt
,L"t'i ''~-t".sr rH.I. ... l,,.. .,.r luaa.. .i"5
t"Idrrn: suits .,r,"l,. upuarI
4! ""...d h,. .Iu,", ,....- ,oi,.r!..t .,r.. III.
IN" 'liw~ 'i ju'. -,.,'n '..i . s.. .... ., ttl.
T. r>lei"!ri Co. '.'.' -.t, . i - :; sll.! y.rnily H.
TO- rulHl,l,tD!,.
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The census gives San Francisco popula
tion of 233, ,0G6, including.20 $40 Chinese.
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Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
Philadelphia.
I84I KIN. AaaI.. ,5@..J.i:i 1850.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
I1ehN-L1l:. DEF.

ln>urc$ against loss ly lrr. >.Uin" mutual policies
"nly tUlrr which ln.y:I"ui- 81" l,.tic Annually in
advance durlu" Mriaic:-hp and cC;,siu2, tu he
menncf, wharvcr remains t.i,,N i,l, uc. ;,l ing
loSScs, expenses ami dividend, is returned Lcicty
furnishing insurance at cost
Receipts for the Year - 4- Il
Losses and EXPENSES for the Year lo...... 81 L113
Dividends Paid ..... 9l1i. 10
Paid Members on Withdrawal. ............... 2Gl52j
Amount TO Credit Of Members IJcc. 81 lS79.. 96 ujUl
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The storm on Sunday night did consider.
able damage in New York.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

SOS, ,2S9, ,l68 have been saved to the
Government by its refnnding operations.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Forty persons were drowned by the wreck
OF raft in the rapids Of the Dneiper.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The high price Of four per cent. bonds
prevents bankers from buying them.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The Niearaguan Canal project is said so
be assured of sufficient capital.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

DIR. Tanner. the champion faster, is fift,
years old and gray headed.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The Democratic National Con,rnittes !.
pursuing still.hunt methods.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

zen. ilartranft qualified Monday as cod
rector of the port Of Philadelphia.
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For RENT,

A Twostory Frame House aud Store known as the
I" Bingham House" Clayton, Del. Apply to
B.V. WELDON, Agent,
apr A-tt Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Abell, of the Baltimore Sss, has an in
come of $4,000 per year, -
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Events in Afghanistan are progressing
fairly 10 settlement.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

are preparing to stir up more strife in the
republic. Henri Rochefort was welcomed
back to Paris Monday by 5000 persons.
Reports to the Republican Congressional
committee at Washington shows that conf
dence prevails everywhere in the party.
An accident on Mount Washington
caused the death of ore lady and serious
injuries to other persons.
The Porte is selling large quantities OF
eccleslastlcal and crown property in Euro.
pean Turkey.
A mail rider and his horse were killed bv
lightning in Merriweather county Ca.
H Friday.
SeBOF Mariscal, Mexican minister of ,ns.
tice, is to be sent as minister to Washington.
%se-
Rev. S. L. Baldwin and family have taken
cottage at Ocean Grove tOr the Summer.
The census gives San Francisco popula-
tion OF 233,OG6, including'2 $40 Chinese.
-
Forty persons were drowned by the wreck
oil a raft in the rapids of the Dneiper.
@4N
III SOS, ,289,l6S have been saved to the
government by its refunding operations.
VI
III The high price Of four per cent. bonds
ah prevents bankers from buying them.
#& --~~-
AH zen. Ilartranft qualified Monday as cod.
Ab iector OF the port Of Philadelphia.
A@ -
iii The Nicaraguan Canal project is said so
H be assured OF sufficient capital.
III The Democratic National Con,mittes :,
III pursuing still'hunt methods
III Abell, of the Baltimore Sis. has an in
come of $4,000 per year, "
IN DIR. Tanner. the champion faster, is fift,
III years old and gray. headed.
9R ~
iii The storm on Sunday night did consider
III able damage in New York.
HI Events in Afghanistan are progressin
Ill fairly 10 a settlement.
HE ass- -
III Saratoga is rapidly filling up with Sun
lI mer visitors.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Saratoga is rapidly filling up with SUM
mer visitors.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
.r. GIBBONS
DIspEHsARY.

600 KIARNEY IT.
'VlC corner ef Com
mercael street, Sea
franctaco. tabliaAaa
|in 1853, for the trsa1.
|me1s 81 oszraal and Oaen.
enal DiRoeoes. sueh =
|6eperShea. 03eee,
50 s &. ..ar.. sypAilis
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N ADMIRALTY.
IERaITosY or vAaaIAaEox. T.,

- 4 a Fl
s ass9s 3u 81 .Tiina,.a..las se I'D
fhs Irsddent Of the United alatss n AnssieA
10 ne nesshAl Of the rsrrisory Of wsshinG,os.
"HERxAs 4 LIBxL Has BEEN yMBD II
W he DISTRICT Court q Ne TAira Jndisial
=. C'sssscs o. w:.ei.eecs rsss1tery: leldlne go
Z. 2. 10. ~ ~ .Pus4 sosld ooanessisl O.
Aleaaaos Dss9nen sow e e lsSsly - = 4
- saeals. spla9sl aAd furniture. = . sesse q
1sa.os. - ssssss /: sss "a iissi ss.sssas1
ne p!sytng tne usual psooosg md Ueo9oeo =
ene saad Coart II that bekaf - b ns1e. ~ ~
en psr.ons Interested IN The sd vesssl. ~
sa..:i 8: psssisss. snS a. psos.sss:ss Sssss
- shse The - vos1sl, - tsakls. b.. ~ ~
TIE cs.sss n the said Mai nsatieesA y CO..
dsnnsd - cid - pa5 ~ dsnasds q a nssk
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tsan The same = yssr cusDsAV. upttl ~ tUehH
os1ss o . sss Cesr ssspseesee Tie 49,. - =
g ssoyie1a e lsvtso asDahla0 49, w -
70 ths psayR = ~ "a nESl. 40 81 e -
49, nssces the eatd osuzs - - hsla q ss6sts'
80 xnasd judicial DistrisA = eeasels - q y
Monday. the 5sh LAY - Jsnes 49,
fss sa 1880 imsi'e s q
- slsvsa e'eleok In The ssssussa o. ths sans ~
u ne nme shsll be . Day Of juried1st1sns eok9s
wise On tns next day Of jurisdicusn theroofoee,s
thca end tAere - intsfp6os slsim To- IL 800.
whst you shall have done IN the premises d yoS
tneu sud sheFe make prturn thereof toesther vita
-, wuNEsa the Honorable Roger 9. Greene.
LIS Judge Of the said Court, 81 the Otey q
>>~ 80nftl0 thia 1lHh Of NAV. A y.
=. JAMES sEAvEY. GEEK (
~ yAMRs p. LUDLOW. Deputy. 4,
81. AeMaoehe, Proctor for Libelant. 0w5
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, ". TIL

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w.T.l
Nay ash. 1850.
NOTICE n HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
IN following.nsmed se<tler has died po1ics of
nis Intention to make Anal proof In suppost ~
eoaa .psUof Win b made before The Judss, q 3
his abseocs. the Clerk Of tAs District Court =
seattle. ". T., on Tussday. the Sch day Of Julv,
4. d. 1880 TO-
3'Oi. Tor the 0W. 4 Of NJ. 4. NV. x of o. Y
and .. q 81. ( Of ,6ecttoa Z, tTowQahn u
North. Hangs East, and names the felsving
= has vttneeaoas = pgoye IN een1tnasO ssak
dance upon and cultivation Of aid trusk, VIA;
Daniel osoWn1eld. OhsPlso y. Delosrt, CliAssd
=. Ounham and Dewitt @. Kspyoa. al Of 9sstlis
KinG county, ". r. y
- s-b 1T. HR0vN. 1r
m39.v6e 1sgis1ss.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND 0TyicE At OIYMPIA. ". IT,
- 1t April 3Osh, 1850.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
In following named ssttlsr has alsd notice g
claim, end seouso ~ eserv' thsfsc9. ana thas
% prooe q vitnesaes viii b. naads balose y. -
CesbeH. Ieq Justice Of the Peace. q hSe go.
n Ssre tlshsly v. r.. on Friday ~ tlsA 1sy q
Juno. 1. D. lo6l : II. -
=: :. 1sAcu, Prssuption p. q. No, lcls, fqx
The = b % qE. X q Ssction ~. Tovns1ip y
Nerth, Range -. - snAinss ~ fulles9ee y
hts witnesaes - prove his continaous rea.deees
y. - UoGkinsoa, 1Amu Hyon ani AsaAa -
I'll q Post blak<lys Ntaae ou.eyl v.3 g
nswst nsCis1g.
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Emission. Aversion to Society. Dimnsss OF Vision.
Noises IN the Head; the vital h1id passing unob.
served IL the urine. and many other diseases that
lead TO insanity and death. FiE-
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hum.
DEED DoLLARs for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE funder his special advice and
freatmentl Will not cure. or for anything inyuss
or injurious found in 1t. DIR NINTlB treats al
Private Disc ases successfully without mercury.
CoksqIIArlon rREs. Thorough examinations and
sdvice. Including snalysls Of urine. IS %. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000: sent to any aidr =
upon receipt Of price. or G. o. D., secure from
Observation, and In private name II desired. b.
A. y. MNTIE. n. D..
II Kearny Street. San Ffancisco. Csl.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEpHREr.
IOUM. cures AL kinds Of Kidney and plsddSe
OemDlaints, 0onorrh9s, elect. LeacorrAoa F0r
$500.
DR.. MINTrRy DANDELIoN PILLS. are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and RILIoUs e1re
In the MARKET For sale By all Druggists. 80 :
XdAvly
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tnei Weekness. Isnpoeency. nighs 1oasss y
deans. ptnples ON the face, snd lsst m.nhoo1
can positively be cured The sick and ~ CO.
shoud no. fail to call upon him. IT, Doesn
nss travelled extensively IN Europs. and inspsc1s6
ssoIoasniy the various hospitals there. cbtainiaa
u conpseeat to isapart to those In need q ~
eernces. DR.. GIBbON will mako NO sharSs
.n!eos Ne elect . cuve. Persons as . tiistsnee
~ nG CURED AT HOM8. All cor.
me tsceuonf strictly CONFIDENTIAL. You seo 4
me bat the Doctor. Persons writing 70 tse %.
sor vsa pieass state the nsins OF the pap tehoy
- shis Advertisements 10. Charges reascnahlc
CsiI or write. Address DIR. J. r. 0lBnUN. hon
l.s0v. ssn Fr1ncisco. Send sic for : psefs.s a
medicine. oiodsv.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wes kness.
Spermatorrh9s. LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten-
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
eelf : Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years - such
% Less Of Memory,
TasciknAn Nnc<...i
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eaas 10 In peopse eondition - be cloosd, snd
eAas portion q Ne rseians q saia sssals -
mains % y DIVIDED among Ne Aetrs It said d.
u 10 o-dsrsd thas I'll pesooas lnfssss1ed d ne
esfsts Of the sad willian Clancy. dscsassd. b
end appear before the PfobaAs Ooart e ~ Cuun.
y Of King. at the Quart noeu Of saad O0urs, u
re olsy q ssssss I, s.ad King eosnsy. On sssar
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~ s<st6aa - ia ssease aDaug e. hsirS 81 -
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1ua WkwL1 nxnxxSauIcxn . 1ouUnnner prira,
"a and puoliaAed n The go xine ecun1y.
sd e ssssrsa eircalatses = 80 Coan1 81
Dess IL opsa cDass hi. ga =, = Nay. 4.
y. 10. THOMAS nuHRk
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alaaauesa xs1ulsu9s -. Z =.
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DELEGATE saENTs.

The walls waila Uaioa thus edit9-
rally commeLds cur Delegate:
Hon Thomas II Brents was elected
two years ago. receiving e91i votes
against 1918 votes cast for Hon y T
Cation. In tbs historical. Special Ses-
sion Of Congress. during which the
Democratic majority. under the lead OF
the Rebel Brigadisrs. undertook to
wipe ont the reconstruction Legislation
following the civil war;. Mr. Brepts
distioguished himself By making Wig
orous 'stalwart speech Bot little
legislation Was accomplished for any
part of the Unitsd Ssstes during the
Special Session. bat Mr. Brsnts was
enabled 70 seizure the establishment Of
an important mail route from Walls
Wills 70 Dayton. During the lopk
session Of Coogress which closed in
June. Mr. Brspts secured the sstablish-
ment OF the Yakima Land Ofics, .
number Of important mail routes. and
introduced In the House. and secured
favorable action b. the coomitfecs.
many bills Of local and general i@pof-
tancs TO ths Territory. He managed
to have the regular appropriations for
the Territory increased, and aided very
materially In obtaining appropriations
for the Improvement Of the Columbia
and Sake rivers. He looked after the
interests Of the people during the at
tempted passage Of bills to grant sx-
tension OF time to the n r II X Co In
sisting upon amendments requiring The
company 70 construct . railroad across
the Cascade mountains within req.
sonablc time, and 10 sell their bonds 10
actual settlers at two dollars and .
half per acre. Besides this legislative
action, Me- Brsnts hes promptly attend
ed 10 the business Of his constituents
before the various Departments Of the
Government. Adable and hearty in
his address. Ar Brents has made 9
favorable acquaintance with the Lead
ing men OF Congress. and In the various
Offices Of the Government. and We he.
lieve that DO has made . larger and
more valuable acquaintance in Wash
ington City during the few months be
has been there. than any Delegate Who
ever preceded him from tho Territory.
Our citizens who have visited wssh-
ington dnring tho Tins Mr. Brents hiss
been there. sre loud In their prsises OF
him. asserting that hs takes delight 10
introducing and showing his consti-
tnents around; thst he 10 always atten.
tive 10 his duties. and 10 IN fact an in
dustrious and attentive public servant.
For these reasons, u for no others. be
deserved the endorsement of Q rsnom.
nation. He 10 the Republican csndi-
date for . position be has filed with
credit 70 himself and his constituents,
aud he must and will bs reelected.
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While on tho Peninsuls, during the
war. On officer one day came across .
private soldier belonging TO one Of the
most predatory companies Of the Irish
Brigade. The fellow had the lifsless
bodies Of goose and hen, tied To-
gsthss By The hssis. dangling from bic
muskst. where did you steal those,
you rascalY' the officer demanded
STEAL. u iii Faith. was marching
along With Color Sergeant Mcguire,
and the goose. bad cess to iti came out
and Aisssd 1t tho American flag. and,
bedadI shot him on the spoil Bat
the hen, sisY how about the hsns' lis
the hin. h itf Bad luck 10 the hinl I
caught her laying eggs for the rsbsl
army. and % . Federal soldier, I
coaldnt stand that. anyhow. and I
gave her . lick that stopped that oct Of
trsasonr !.
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Covinetoa b . doomed elty. Il Il
situated On . bend OF the Missouri
river. the banks Of which are being
eaten sway. The ground on which the
Court House sooo0 . ypr ego = SOW
covered By many fese q vslsr. The
cutting away n done unsvsnly. On Q
recent Sunday tho earrent 81 in shore
and took % . strip Of land thirty fest
wide 10 . few hours. No invssions
were made Tor another week, when an
other slice IVES cut "a. Then half 4
dozen buildings were noved back thirty
fest. and the next day tbs land 90
which they stood VS. eli gone. The
residsnts have tried 10 moor trsss and
logs 70 the bank. In the hope Of form.
ing barrier Dor the food. bat the sur.
rent . % swim and the water % desp
that these sttsmpts have failed.
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A TsxAn vsa recently travelling In
The country soathsass Of Ban Antonio
while following The dry bed Of crssh
hs sav email opening. and placing HE
ear 70 u heard sound like that of
rashing vstsr. He dug away che md
and fousd the epsaing 10 cAvs whicA
seemed b widen. Hooe he suocseded
in naking sbe opsaing salicisntiy
lafge 70 admit his body. and hs YEN.
tarsd p. Aftar pfocssding . few ises
he coald distinotly hear The uatsr dash
osa rocks. ssd run q toward ssne
unknown destination, He proceeded
stall further. end vhsa oaly 3 little ever
tvsaty )set bslow the surface rusehsd
forth his hand iato . dashing river Of
puss. cold vssss.
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he GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

y . never-failins Cur
sor Nerves DsbiIfsy.
Exhausted WALTZ.
seminal weskness.
sperInstcrrhcea. LC0f
A1hooD. Inpsasn-
q. Psralysis, ana ~
the terrible s6tcts 81
kM- Abass. yostkfal
folifes. and sxcessse b
masurer Year, - surh
% Lcss Of Memory.
II .nnsifnxl& Rs
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...ssaoa. Avsssion = sscisy. Dlnns~ a. yssis.'
49, = sae aesds the vital haid passing un0A.
sevea y We urine. ana many ether dtes.s&s ~
lead 70 tnsanisy and dsssA.
~, Unite vii agree to forfeit ffys Hux.
.. 100 poiLAa Tor case Of this hind he VrfaI.
snAsEukATfvk fnsdss his special s.iyies -
.ees1enu WIN nat cure. ear far anythien lmnn,.
g inlufsoas found IN II. DR MlNrtE frrsss N
rnvsse nH 1870 sawressfaiIy Without ncrcnsv
oo1sc19auex rsxS- fharuueA rxassiustto. -
sev1ee. intending ana ysss ~ urin. q "a Rrsr~
g vnAL RxsroaAy.vx geo hottie ar -.
49, Ne saa.sisy. tintc; eat ~ ass s.s,r =
~ - meesps Q! psce. ~ q y, D.. srssr~ fruU
OBSERVATION. md In pyfvssa tame IL yssst.f -
A. = NikftE. ~ b..
u Acsray ssscet. San Fr&bss.se. s,sl.
,s! ~ AtxTiks xIpNkY krMfpr, xaruNsr.
49, s.sss aii hin1s - Ktanss ma No..
OsMSseses.. oaes<FAss, otess IsonassAssN -
= - = - assss.a ~ % ssssls. "a Ssssiss ~
- 9l1ne1 nAD1llON Mia. s.~ -
- eeeape.e pN0f1poiA 81 kIIloii. -
y Ne ssrsss s~Ais - 81 dEssSsH
sssAviy
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Frcua . private lsetsr vrisass by
Robert Toomhs. a 0eoegis, "a vas6.
ingtoo corrsspcndsncs 81 tAe Philadsl.
pAiA Pvss AUG 2ist. 1850: ~You uay
depend on il or. that .Yank' or no
.Ysak. e eleetsd. Ne o,d boys IL the
South will sse that Hancock dess The
fair thug b tAom- In eshsr words,
he viii run The machine 10 sait shsn,
OF they Will run the thing thsmsslvss.
TAsy ars not going 70 b played With
any longer. I"
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IL 10 Easy 10 stump Rhode lslaad. A
graad stand b erected in The niddls q
TIE HtAte. end the thing u dauo with !
single srsscA. Parties Of Ne OPP ~
tioa g Ito Oennsceieat until the
speaking b Over.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

There arrived u the port Of New
York. during Ssptemher. from foreign
parts Ill vess<is OF this uumoer Isl
we're AmesiaAa. s7s british, ss Nosws-
gian, % Italian. 50 Germas. IS Ave
triss. and the Femairder Of various n .
tianalities. The csAst rise arrivals IA,
the sszs period smoantsd to isis.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
A SPEEDY ana Easesual Clrs.
Perry Davis's Pain-KIllur
Hs stood he To- q Tory Yesrf ~.
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eesuess. pk- 0IaDoN via nAhs - g.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-21

The worst cut up man Of the hear.
according to The CleyslAaa Tsi~, i
that Western reporter, Who In dsscrib-
ING the appearance Of the halle Of shs
town q local picnic. intsndsi 10 cay
that'shs looked q hit. baa. q ecusss,
the typesetses made Il .atl feet"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-12-29
NOVA SCOTIA.
The Halifax Commission.

HALIFAX, December 2S. Prof Kinds has
written a letter addressed to Sir John Nc
Donald, in reply to the latter's speech, in
which he charged Kinds with attempting to
levy blackmail in connection with his publi-
cation affecting the integrity of the statistics
presented by the Dominion government to
the Halifax Commission. McDonald's speech
also contained reflections upon Prof. Kinds
character. The Professor after requesting an
answer to his question, says: "Apart from
the fact that you know that my assertions are
true. that you are afraid to have an open and
impartial Parliamentary investigation and to
put me in the. witness box in fair and open
court, allow me further to ask: Does the
false cry of blackmail shelter you from the
responsibility of thorough and public in
vestigation into the extent and ramificatiOns
of the grossest corruption among the sub
ordinates in the several department offices of
government. to wit in the forgery and falsty
of the fishery statistics; in the presentation
of forged statistics to judicial tribunal upon
oath; to re-publshing the forged statistics in
1880. under your own eye, for special pur-
pose. These are facts which shake the hon or
and credit of the country until atoned for
facts which cannot be refuted, and which
vastly injure our maritime provinces. He
closes his letter with request for an OPP
portunity before Parliamentary commission
to prove his statements.