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ALFRED WPreHT,s nerf,,n,se

ALFRED WRIeHT's perfumes. His
hdry Stuart is probably tbs most last
ing OF all the agreeable perfumes none
OF the foreign ones approach it. 1t is
very rich, strong and full Of life; It Is
agreeable to more persons, probably,
than any other perfume.
WtLd Olive is the next III popularity ::
this also is singularly powerful and last
ing. White Rose IS delicate and lasting.
We keep the preferred odors OF all the
hrst-class percumers, such as Lubin,
Bailey, Atkinson and CoudTay; bat Of
ALFRED WRIGHT's we keep Sll.
Bring an unperfumed handkerchief :;
and you shall have a sampls Of any odor
you wish.
Fret circle, northwest from th c esn,re.
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Down quilts, S4 90 to S12. Samples
Of the dsTn to show. Blankets, 81 to
S25.
OVtsr sirsIs. wess of CA sstzztstrsst entrance
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4 tDITOR-S NOTICE.-The under
- - signed. having been appointed Auditor 70
-...s l.-lHU-t-n Of the money in the hands OF
lt--s % ErisI. Trustee t. sell The real estate Of
s' ---'E Eulrs- late Of Allegheny township. dec d.
5.-'fl ny nis nrst and partial account herei,y
.S. Oh lge-dEy. the 5fi day Of J1nuGTy. 1851,
.t. si5c-. A. -, Tor the purpose OF attending 70
RI. 80 % -a!1 appointment, when and where all
~ -a -s-n- cIal l1. are required 70 present tAeis
.rrH 'tt..itiIt5555r rEr ~ st-f- ss,Jitr-
---.l.-.E De- 10 IeaI--.t.
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THE HOLIDAYS
.J.OH.N .WANAMAKE.R'|S
THIRTEENTH MARKET IND CHESTNUT STREETS Ind crHL SQUARE
PEIILA ELPHIA.

Childrsn First-Dolls from one cent
to twenty dollars and everything that
dolls require to be perfectly happy. Ba-
By elephants. talking elephants, walk
ing elephants. More noises to be heard
IN that new, big toy-room than you can
count
street sRtTEBes.
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A ahIisERs saua FOR srr Select List Of Lea
p E-Fsrs gso. r. EoTsll Co. 10 spruce
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Jas. p BARR G CO.,
EsT - God ST.. PittshuESEE. Pa
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EEEII-rnrs, NnTrCE

u -AA-a p. J hti.'0. \ ~ he.
I-stats or WILLIA.f LrTrLE, deed.
ere elementary 90 the 0stste of Nm Lit
|- i-'a ~ tlCaTasld township. Cambria county,
.- .er1 fssuPi to the uutsrEi gned Executors
t.. 7fray notify all persons Indebted 70 said es.
~ .ati payment must BE made without delay,
-. .e having claims against the same will pre-
---l- property probated for settlement.
r LARTIN /. CARL.
-9. asl1 Twp. Roy. -, lSzD.-st.
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Silver ware. Flat ware, ice-cream
service, napkiR-riugs, ehildreG's sets,
children's cups. combinatiou-ssts, la
dies, sugsr-tongs, &C.
Outer circle, City-haGl-sQuere entrsos
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IS2C-I.
ISRO-E. IS@O-I.
T II T. p ATRJOT,
DAILY AND WEEKLY
.--r. .r-Lrr =, I-.-.-e.r II - q = y s =

-.. -E1=r-. ..rE tg the EEEEI4E who wisu to get a
.-.r-.ss Democratic Journal rom the state capt
--- "l.- De furnished with both papers at the lew
- o.. <---D per year. with - cents added Iof
.--t W.-L sent outside OF Cambria county
.. clubs C. EiTrT and upwards the " EEELg
.A..-.-E VIII ns furnished ct the extraordinarily
---.p rate % IS cents per copy per annum.
. me hAr-E F1TrTOT VIII be sent to any address.
--.--- t1e sessions Of Congress and the Le1tsis-
.- % tac rate Of 50 ccuts per month.
--1r- the act 10 Congress the publisher Prsp1ys
-- E1staZe aud subscribers are relieved from that
l-r=ure
-ra.
VOW 's the time 20 subscribe. The approaching
.a.ls % Cor 2re9E aul the Leg stature VIII te OF
-7Ta than arEIlary Interest and their pr0ceedins
'..- ae tally reported for the Daily. while a com
~. sgGCrs-g of them viii be given fn the " WcsAiy
---Eeii PATRIOT PT BIISuING CO,
SO Market Street, Harrisburg.
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Silver plated ware. Tea bets, and all
table belongings. In hollow ware we
have only the very best grade of plate :;
in fat ware we have the three highest
grades of plate the lowest grade we
DO noS keep. We have a large collec-
tion OF the newest designs and you have
this advantage in buying, aside from
the price; We know exactly what our
goods are, and tell you.
Outer circle, City-haII-squars entreass
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and you shall have a sampls Of any odor
you wish
Fret circle. northwest from tn g esu,re.
Colored Dress Goods. The following
Just received, are away down in prices
French camel's-haiT, 47-inch, 50. rs and
so; French Cheviot suitinS, silk and
wool, 43 inch, S075: French fouIe. all
wool, 28-inch, 1928.
By looking out for such opportunities
lady may often save half
Eino counters, Thirtesnth-strset entrance.
Black Goods. A lady wanting any of
the following will be Obliged for She
mention of them: Silk-and-wool satin
de Lyon, So cents silk faced yoluorv.
y, 90; monte cloth, 75 cents damasse
crap d'ete, s1.50; dRmasse cashmere,
S1.25.
All the prices except the first are pro-
baOly below the cost of manufaoturs
and even the first may be.
next outer circle. southwest from the esn,rs
Sachets. tides, lamp-shadss, pln-eush-
Ions, boxes, in satin and plush, embrois-
cred and painted.
First circle, southwest frsm I'd. sensr..
Clocks, s1.s5 10 $3.50; all suar.n-
teed.
City -kan-squars s.uaa~.
Duchesss vest with Point msSallions.
$50 the same may be seen elsewhere at
$40.
Nine counters, southwest nom the sentrs
Toys. Kew room, nsw toys.
Oatsr circle west Of Chs.sut street euttaBas.
A catalogue of books may be had at
the book counter. We want every read
Ito have it. The list OF ohildren's holi-
day book is especially eomplste.
sssSnd circle, ssatswest from the centre
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Photograph albums, portfolios and
scrap books, all the way from very rich
20 very plain.
sesond circle, northwest fres the centre
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Thirteenth and Market streets. and city
Hall Square.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-24

Fans from zoe. to S25 ; very varied
collection within these limits.
First circle, southwest from the centre
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OF books for children we have all the
most desirable ones OF the year, and al
most all the standard fayOrites. Pic
tUre-bOOks and stoTy-bOoks without num-
Der ; histories and books Of instruction,
as many as the trade has kept alive,
Second circle, northwest from the centre
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Colored dress-goods. Our stock flls
nine counters no other in the city ap-
proRches it in magnitude, variety or val
ue. Hers are few items Of very low
cost
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Gifts for rschool-children Sohool-helps
of many sorts; writing, drawing, cipher
ing, and carrying facilities. You can see
quickly almost everything made for
schooi-children. The school-counter is
one Of the most interesting in the stoza.
Third circle, northwest from the centre
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Robes dc ehanl6rs aud smoking-inck
ets. s. 20 S25. We mention the prices
IN place Of description the lower prices
are upon garments Of ease and comfort,
the higher upon the Injuries.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Republican Territorial Central
60 nmitsee meet in New Tao. ma 'ed,y
The general shout around the street
vestsids- af.err GOA wss. "Hurrsh for
Garfield!
Anyone inding q locket. alv-rtis.d
elsewhere, will fed the. owner by IN
curing 1T this sfiice.
A dr,y hor-c broke through Ys,ls,'s
wharf ,ess. rday. but was extrics'. d
Lefore :, ceivipg severe iDJcries.
The census enumerators are now cut,
snd the boys are very fris ndly with
them. in oroer to find ont how old tie
other fellows girl is.
The new local i,sur ,nce agency, of
Harris & McKmni... advertise with u
this morning They are eaceiient busi.
ness men and active rustIers, and will
10 doubt be we'll treated by the public.
That drunken vagsbond, the strap
ped.leg tramp. went from here up the
Sound. Fine lNTELLIGENoER he'd gone
before him. however. ard hi. jsu1ney
was not one 0f prosperity. He was nj
S.eiiaco"mn on Thursday last.
The three tied-up vrss-ls at P.rt
MADISON haze hr,G !, !, n ed. AID ore {
item wi! .onme,,ee l0adii.g next
Monday. The report 10 again circul.ted
that the mill will resume cutting lum-
Der at an early day Mr. M@ig. 10 .,
present III Victoria
ID Lisier. proprietor OF the Tscoras
iron works. WA in town yesterday lie
reports work il his lins very lively at
present. He has just refused . job of
casting 900 car wheels. oxing "a the
rush of other work in The shop. Some
fifteen men are employed by him.
The ip,.icnions are, judging from
our dispatches frcm Portl nd. aud some
private a,es,sgss received last evening,
v hele Republican ticket has been
al ID ~ large o.a~jori;y in Ore <on.
Tomorrow morning VIC will probably
ie able to give some figures in Regard
t.. tho result.
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OF EXAMINATIONS
AN0 COMMBNCKMENT EXER-
CISRS AT THG UNIVERSITY.

All fx@m;nat ons will begin q, "a
n. ard tax. lace on the following
named days:
Wednesday. June 9Th Botany and
"a Bookkeeping
Thursday, June II TIL. glish Com
position. "a" Ku yIish Grammar and
"B" English Grammar.
Friday. June llth.-HJm-r, "a"
Geography, "B" biography. "B"
Bookkeeping and &C. Bookkeeping.
Monday, June 14ih.-Envlish Liter.
sturc. Xsnophen. Greek Read-r and
I'D" Bookkee, ing.
Tuesday. June 18th, Virgil. Caesar.
"a" Latin Reaier and "b" Latin
Reader.
Wednesday. June 10TH Mensara-
tion. "A" Aie-brs. "B" Alg.bra, &C.
Aigebrs, "A" Arithmetic, "B" Ar.th
metic. &C" Arithmetic. At ! Pm.
Mental Arithmetic.
Thursday. june 18th --Ns;nrsl Phi
iosophy. German. Rss.,ing and 81 ell.
Jug.
Friday, June 18th commencement
Exerci.~s al ~
A. j. Anderson, President.
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The COMMITTEE request that the pri-
maries be held 1T the usual voting places
throughout the county on Saturday tine
18th day Of June. 1850. at 2 o'clock p N.
1t being deemed inexpedirDt 1t this
time to name . day for holding the
County Convention. the COMMITTEES de.
cided t. await the action Of the Terri
torisl Central Committee in the matter.
Due notice will hereafter be given OF
the time and place cf hi ling said Con.
ventisn.
M further business coming b-fore
the meeting, it was adjourned.
u. KELLOGG. Chairman
King County Cen. Com.
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The OREGON KIDNEY rxAi

Read the following testimonials. not
from persons 5000 miles sway. vhem
no one knows, but FROM well Known
and trus.~orthy citizens % Oregon.
whose Mans. written with their own
hands. can be seen at our Office:
S.LvEsroS. March IL. 1850.
I take pleasure in testifyinx :" the
remedial properties of the OKEaoS
KIDNEY TEA. For the past two or
three years l have been troubled with
arrangement of the kidneys. during
which time I have tried various RENE
dies without obtaining relief. / boaeht
q package Of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA
from J C. Hayes and from the frs
dose began to feel better and Am hsppy
to say that after using the package I
am almost entirely cured.
SAMUEL Cox.
The writer Of the following is Bap-
list minister Of many years stsndisg.
well knswn ~ . missionary among the
Indians. and 10 now 6 teacher in the
school recently established nj Forest
Grove for the edncsfia Of Indian
youth:
FOREST GROVE. March. 6. 1880
/ have been troubled many Year,
with weakness Of the kidneys. and have
tried macy different remedies. sought
aid from different ply sicians. and even
changed climstrs 10 obtain relief. but
have met with indi6srant success
Hearing through friend If the value
of ID. OREGON KIDNEY TIA I obtained
. box If it. and hsvs derived greater
benefit from it than frem anything else
l have yet found. J. T. HUFP.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

10 medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody q Co.
druggists and apothecsries. are now
introd ucinH into the market list of
non-.-cr-t medicines (the formula for
thu preparation of which 10 Published
on the wrapper. which are designed
especially for diseasrs peculiar to this
clims,e. Our preparation Of tar aud
wild Cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than German syrup OF any other
medieiue. Our Sarssparilis for tbs
blood; our extract of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Trochss for bronchitis:
our Soothing syrup FIR children: ocr
Lozenges for worms; Cur Cnndit on
Powder for cattle aud hnsses; our es-
seuce Of Pepsin for dyspepsia. snd our
various toilet preparations are the hest
in use.
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KING COUNTY REPUBLsCAS
PRIMARIES.

Pursuant O.. to,ices duly given, the
Republican Central C,au mittse f,r King
county met in Sc tile for the purpose OF
making the superintendent f"r the sew
erAl v,ting precincts for delegates TO
the County Convention. AMI to de~iy
nate the day for holding the primaries
throug hout the county. and also transact
such ether business rs may properly
come before the nesting.
Present--W II Pumphrry. John A
Smart and g Kellogg; LV Wyckof
and q n Van Dnren being absent.
The following named precincts were
allowed . representation in the County
Convention Is follows:
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BROWN. HouseaesA a,anaesa.

Browns Household 1eanacea.
IL the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby moro
certainly RELIEVE PAIN. whether ohron.
10 or acute. than any other pain allevi-
ator. and it is warranted Double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow.
els. Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES. and is The Great
Relieoer Of Pain. "BRowN's HoUsEHOLD
PANAcEA" should be in every fsmily.
A tesspoonfrl of the Pansccs 10 . tum-
bier Of hot water [sweetened. il pre-
ferred. taken vt bedtime. will BREAK
UP A COLD. rs cents u bottle.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
occIprS-M HOTEL
NV ENOI.ANp HOTEL.


One OF the best testimonials 10 the
efficacy Of any medicine ever published
In this paper 10 th.t Of Mr.. Charles s.
Prentice. OF Toledo. which will be
found on the fourth page. He recon-
mends Warner's safe Kidney and
Liver Cure ~ . remedy for Brieht's
Disease. and supports his recommends.
iion By giving the details of his fruit
less effHt to be cured Of that malady
by consulting eminent practitioners 1t
homo aud abrcaa Mr.. Prentice refers
10 number II persons who are
prepared to testify t. the truth of HE
statements. II. II. Warner 3 Co..
proprissors Of the medicine. are promi-
nsnt and respectable house ut Roches-
ter, N. Y. and would not urge The sale
Of valuelsss nostrum. Any one suffering
kidney or liver di.eass shculd give the
remedy = trial Lowell (Mass.) Jour
nal. New. 2Sth, 1879.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

FAREWELL PARTY.-Mr and Mrs
Knips gave a party. at their residences
on Monday night. TO few friends who
are about going away. These friends
are Rev ] A Wirth. Miss Scott, Miss
Lombard aud Miss Weller. Mr. With
Is going to San Francisco. but will
return. The young ladies. as the sx-
piration Of the / re- ent term in the
University. will return 10 their respec-
live ines. The party was thor.
oughly enjoyable affair.
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YouHrH OF JuLY MEETING AT teh

FOURTH OF JuLY MEETING AT teh
~, . jig Of c'l'zens. last Uighi, Mayor
Jacobs was called to the char, and
Frank Sei'lel acted rs Secretary. A
committee Of fifteen WAS appointed to
see the citiz 0s and ascertain what they
are pr pared to do toward the getting
up Of an appropriate celebration Of the
Fourth of July. The Commiitcs con-
sis . of = + Ceombs. Geo w stet. on. n
X Maddocks. + Ilanford, A y Miller. J
O Nixon, r C Graves. Jack Levy. B
Gstzert. 8 PRUDENTIAL. & B.xter. l.
Booth. ] F 7 Mitchell. Robert Abrams
and Ed 6tstson This committee has
power to appoint Other committees. and
general supervision 1T all necessary
arrangements.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09
Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
~ other Causes. is occasioned by Worms.
BRowN's vERMIFUoE CoMFlTs, or
Worm Lozspges. although efEectual in
destroying worms. can do NO possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable com hination has besn success-
fully used BY physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in srsdicating
worms, 90 hurtful to children. Twenty.
Ave cents box.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09
A. o Z. W. OrrICrRs ELEorED.

A. 0 Z. W. OFFICERS ELEcTED.
Alta meeting of Columbus Lodge No
10. o U w.. held Monday evening.
the following ulcers wsrs elected for
the ensuing year: Roswell Scott. p M
W; J W Hurley. N w; G Carey. G F:
CClough. Oversesr; Il B Moore. Re-
corder; e s Buruell. Financier; A
Chllberg. Receiver; j. Arnold, Guide:
Il Lohse. | VI; - Weight. D w; n
Glore. Trustee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
ID there any reason vhe yoo should 90
on from day to day complaining with
hour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Habitual Costivensss. Palpitatio0 OF
the Heart. Heartbarn. Waterbrssh.
Craving and Burning Pains st the pit
OF the stomach. yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue, and disaaresAbls taste in the
mouth. coming mp If faod after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. MOI Il IL positively
your own fault il you do. Go to yous
Drngeist and ~ Butte III
GRKnNs AUGUST FLowRR for Is cents.
Your cure is &c. tain. but II you d.ahs
this. get : SAmp,~ Bottle for 10 cents
and try >it. Two doses ~ill relieve you
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

NEW STEAMBOAT ARRANGEMENTS
From the Victoria Standard We learn
that the British Columbia Steam Nsvi-
cation Company is being organized q
Victoria, with the object in view cf
putting IN : line Of steamsrs - Yale.
and from the Coloaist Ne learn that Il
y rumored the. Annie 6kexart will b.
bought aud used on that Sonte.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

KErAIRIEo.-fhs revenue cutter
Oliver Woleott viii remain il our
oazbor two or three weeks. undergoing
repairs to her Loilers and machinery.
:, me mschine work will be doas q the
North Pacific Iron Works.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

EXCURSION TO PoRT MADfsoN.-On
Thursd.y Of this week. June 10Th. shs
steamer J B Libby win leave Yeslsr's
wharf at sA.N. Baskets 70 b hbsllsd
aud put into the hands Ut IL SAVER,
our cnmmi sary. Oar church bell will
% rung at An. Everybody iayited
TO so. Round trip 30 cents.
7. r. DKvoRx.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

PsRsoNAL. Mr. Victor e Tull. 1t
ous time clerk in tbs Surveyor0 Generate
oaics at Olympus. but now . resilient OF
Caliiornis. is on the Sound looking
After coal aud timber lands. We
aekncwledye pleasant call FROM him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

DAN FhAxcI,co. June 7.-Afrivsd.
n.fk lrs.t Western from Ssattle. hark
nns,anss from Port Gamble, and shir
Af'c:.on from Nsnaimo.
iled. bark james Ches&Oa and
e'ose Husneme from Port Gamble.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

GARFIELD BEER.-The psopls I'll
rush TO the Tivoli Beer Hall nov, "a
set fresh Garfield Beer. Come carly
uiw A HISS. proprietor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09
Ths ness and Only Kennedy.
626 L ST.. WAsHIHoroH. d. OIL
lunn q e07o

II. II Warner d Co., 6entiemsa: II
have known u thu remedy now called
Warmers Safe kidney and Liver Cure
for the past eight months. and can per-
aODally tsstify 70 its sescacy IN kidney
aud liver troubles. ! can truthfally
sey thst In my opinion Il l. the best
shd only efficient remedy for such
troubles ever brought before the pub
lilo Yours very truly.
Cot. JoHn K. NoCHEsNRY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09
HlouKs THAN BrronE.-Thss,s.mer

HIonER THAN BEFoRR.--Thesiesmer
Eellis. Capt Stretch. which left here
last Thunday. arrived at Sank City on
Saturday morning, after wooding up
ut which place she proceeded ON up the
skagt. She Welt further than she
had gone before. and further than any
other boat. or to point about ons
mile from Portage City. Tie water
was none toa high. while the rocks in
the neighbnrllood were, and the Nellie,
satisfied with her l~urels, turned back
When the other boats 60 higher than
the Nellie has twice been, Capt Stretch
Gays he will make another effort. She
leaves for the head Of Skagit naviga-
tion on Thursday Of this week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-09

TAsGesw e. - ssea by spplyins q The Com
Donyt 0Oco. vhaoU ~ viii alse b reesiveA.
Ts1 lpas1Seslass sscstvs1 b applying q TIE
Onal 06oa 1879 t3dH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-20
Lord Chelmsford and His Staff i'm
Africa.


AS to Lord chelmsford's staff, its inadequacy
ally an army CORPS; and an army corps, too, in
detachments, and therefore demanding the sar-
vices Of an exceptionally efficient staff. Modern
warfare has made apparent the ineSt1mable
value, to q general In command of a good chief
OF the staff. But Lord Chelmsford would have
no chief Of the staff. He had indeed military
secretary, man OF proved capac1ty-in Origi-
mating, stimulating aud perpetuat1ng friction.
His adjutant general was respectable, and it
that throughout the campaign he and the mill
tary secretary were not on speaking terms. Until
the eve of the invasion. Lord Chelmsford had no
funct1Onary discharg1ng the duties Of quarter
master general, and when at length an able OFF,
Ger was nominated al interim to that appoint
mem, he had no adequate or stated assistance,
and had to content himself with such casual SER
the Ityotosi river and the man who left him to his
fate. His Intelligence officer was man who
palpably, and, indeed, cOnfessedly, knew moth.
Ing OF the region through which lay the line of
invasion. 1t was not until day or two before
the march from Landsmans Drift that Lord
Chelmsford thought proper to brigade Gen.
Newdigate's division, and he saw nothing incon-
whom he then nominated, in command of a
wayside post garrisoned by few companies.
But, indeed, Lord Chelmsford not only was the
commander-in -chief but eSsayed to be his own
Chief OF the staff, his own division general, his
own br1gadier, his own sergeantmajor, his own
road -mender, his own oX-driver, his own mea-
lecob-collectOr. A Nasmyth hammer is won
an armOr-plate and 1t will fashion pin. Built
is OF no account and children may mock 1t, when
the motive power Is lacking. Forbes
in Nineteenth Century.