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blood whether taken internally or applied
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than any other pain alleyiAtor, and Il Is
warranted double the strength Of any sim.
liar preparation.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bow.
els, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toolhache,
and oil aches. and Is The Great Relieyef
Of Pain. Browns Household Panacea"
should be In every family. A teaspoonful
OF the PanAcea in tumbler OF hot water
(sweetened, Il preierred), taken at bed
time, will break up acold. Csc q bottle.
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PHILADELPHIA, June %, Flour dull: extra
medium old stock 81 6Oa4 70; choice 81 10:
chnice fresh ground IS 90; hbIU fair IS 10;
good Is 6O. Indiana fancy % 90 winter an !.
pr'ng patent 70 sUa7 70. Ry. -four neglect
err, No. 2 red June 81 10 hid, 81 10y asked
July. I9N bid, 81 10 asked; August 81 OK
Did. 81 Oh asked: y ptemlber 81 U7H bid
81 0S asked. CUrn dull; high mixed SIC: re
leeted 900; steamer Soc; sail mixed } une bO4r
bid, o09<c a ked July 49kc bid, Soc asked i.
August 6OIfc bid, 6lc Ssked septemm 6OAr
bid, 6l5c asked. Oats dull: No / white &c;
No. 2, raj 10; No 8 S7KaSSc: reject j
'6as7c; mixed SIC. Provisions la fair demand
and unchanged. Butter quiet and easlrr.
creamery extIa 2ic; New York and Bradford
county, Pa, extra lsilai; Western Reserve
extra l5al7c, es;s gu ct at l2AlSc. Cheese
du, creamery SIC; lair To good I 4aso. re-
trOlenm nOminaIIy unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 H.
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LONDON, June 23.-The House Of Com.
mons to-day was crowded. Bradlaugh
presented himself at the table. The Speak.
er informed him that in consequence Of
the resolution Of yesterday he must retire.
BradIauRh wished to address the Speak.
or, but the opposition cried "withdraw.n
The Speaker Informed Bradlaugh that he
must Withdraw. l4abOuchsr moved that
BrAdlaugh be heard at the bar. Agreed to.
Mr.. Bradlaugh elOquently cOmbatted
the resolution against him; he said It wat
unprecedented 10 condemn any one IN.
heard. He argued against being accused
oiatheism, and said BIZ would not fOrego his
opinion or his claims 10 seat; tue House
might expel him, but until he had taken
his seat It had not the Jurisdiction. The
House caunot override tue law which per.
mits him 10 take the oath. lfappeal should
he necessary, ms be hoped 1t will not be, Il
must be made, apd he asked the House TO
give him the justice WHICH Judges would
give hun II appealed 70, Mr.. lirgdlaugh
was loudly cheered.
The Speaker asked whether Bradlaugh
should he called In to hear the pleasure
Of the House. Sir Stafford Northcste and
Premier Gladstone both thought that no
new casa had grisen, the latter thought
last nights resolution was illegal, bat sub.
mitted 10 It as decision OF the House.
Mr. Chauucher asked leave to move that
Mr.. bradIaGgh 10 al!Ugea TO take The oath.
Ruled ourUt order.
Mr.. LGboucher then moved TO rescind
last nights RESOLUTION, but after some dis.
cussloh, at request, ol Ar. Gladstone,
withdTew the motion,
MIR. Rradlaugh having been called on,
advanced 10 the table and was informed
by the Speaker oil the decision OF the
House, and was requested to withdraw.
Mr.. Btadlaugh twice respectfully refused
TO witS""::s:%%.
Sir Stafford Norhcote moved that the
Speaker be Authorised 70 eutorpe his
withdrawal.
The House then divided on this ques.
ton, Mr.. Bradlaugh IN the meantime
standing at Inc table, and the motion was
adopted, $40 to Is.
Mr.. BrAdlaugh refused positively to
obey. He was thereupOn removed be-
yond tho bar. He returned twice, de.
clnrinR that tho house had no right 10 ex-
clude him. 1t can only imprisOn him.
Mr.. NorthCOte moved that Mr.. Brad.
laugh, having refused TO obey the chair,
ne given into the hauds Of the SergeauL'at.
Arms.
Mr. Gladstone, seeing no other means Of
giving effect TO last nights resolution, sec
Unded the motion.
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4 iONMlS~lOSERS SALE VI THAI
" pn@ tn OnGl nCubs pFOreIty formerly knOSn
y W. ATlArt mons.
In The 4unlapIl out VI HAoslRgi
ilHss u, Tipry ,Bd kaiIy !, lAnvJ,
saInaIh LrE.I, L,ali woolnAnss and Othsu,
IA enANKGr.
b. riliar Of AdrcrC en- eFrd IL the Nunitiphl
~ ROT NG,rlHg. IL The abOIo enllllrd eIuIe o. tbS
d. VI M, IS ihr uniui sguei, special Colls
sia,0sr, a ANi In ~ decrvr. viii, Un
SATURDAY, TUE 10th DAY OF JULY, 1880,
,tnlbS II " OclprkA u, sill u public auction, 81
N'lfO,i dJOTOt tue Court iIOuEsW nhl0 GIunty, :"
i4AShsii HddsF, tbs iOll,NInE dtIrIio,I Fral e.
w. il1lHiO AAy; rhu u nth ,WO.IhiF.S rIFtI iO'
llItaf iesG IN width, VI ut LuIubsFrd IhlTty.ntne
~, aia lei gu the u1It Ode Of AEin street, pear
Leu tie + III tue ely Of Wheeling. Ia Ohio Co.,
r.HTop S.tE -Onst third Of the purchase money,
ratIsa further uuai the purrhAstT may shri, 10
hi; lhs TenHnJrT ln tHU FQsnl annual Install.
bti' Eith In eF'h FINN the day Of AlIpt The pIE-
saLsr 10 HJa innds Nith security Tor the d, isrTr,
p''nsHia aud toe title " De retained a. additional
pstliII a4lll tie purchase mUnry T. iul paid.
WA. LII kline,
WA. 4. II " HBARD,
Special Commissioners,
WRl'IiSa, JunrS iiSJ. 1tHAs
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Az orr GrGRd iIiraoniiRnTy FrariAgI are uH4sr ne
'IptrtiIio4 aHd B'aHagsalsHi gf GkNhKALs u. T.
aAi JuB VI a. EARLY.
ARlTlsII POssks, ONA - lnI6.M.aM
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TAKE NorIcE-G gTusd Lsi,ss. .pd Moe,
IT Hl Gag o. ssn! tAfOaSR W saG 10 ne unaSi-
the q SniacEy sts.e LOTTERY Com
ptny i dawn 10 rsuauee Of an A., ~ ~ nss..I
assembly, o. The state Of KenIUCkV, Ths y, II aTaS.
L " '.sO, Pllee in public II CSyingtOn, Ky, on
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I'm s,ara. al IO1clSIA ~, PiOe,eI 70 sell a. tht
- t,A,l o. tho C'uH nOu,s Of 'tblb esunty, Wee
I, Gai u The highest sud bet blddcf the fOll'u,
Il, ,sThri p,up.it,, that Ia 10 II, 50 Inl, o
= ,UuBEri : ny.ISO u In AirhA'l uiahAmi
I,IIs % he rltJ VI Hhrvllns, Ia ONO e5unty
Es,YruiI, ., Is ihelld,d within the ioll0Nlnl
S,isI, Ir,, III Bglunl. a. pAn al the sJl!h
,s,sf, oSarI VI Is..ir AMI sixth sueet1 lnoH ~
t-sts tni I.cJu .u-isi, the c. 10 - ulh' ny a.
rsl.p ons tue NtriH ads Of slxih Tor JA'ol
g,U Tyll, ,0's Us, irst; thunco 10 vest
a., llr-,1i Il nE lur u TlEhi InGIe Sith tne A'
Gsstlrsi ihp, ISrnly .IGo aud bali l5JSSl Ieet u
a. IN, u,rusr lIA nIHhrrly dlTucIoa IIoug ITO,
Inltl tgIhs iii ts' TIn side VI slllh lot gAeol
usj prIValy.nTs 49, let 70 Centre l1f JAcoI
W a. taeuCr In al yAG,sTIy dlr,cli"u along M
susTu uoIniafJ Vi CSnlrv Ter fulSenlh ssreti
iJ,gi,.,so gu a.aAi (tLiSl irtt on Cenlru lUr flI
tsdh Iifril irUm IL pIArt ul oeSlnII"g, Iohuhl
nssl,te aud shall ittt, and rlnnlUg baeE - !
EIlhsilJ dirsetIUH, 81 STrL uIdlhr SoTvhIy-h'e U9
IH1nT slLE-One.Ihlrd Of the purrhISs money
AZ Hu.ra nIEu :. be purchaser may elect 70 IAy
i ta,a, H. Ty,ldus in tao equal lns1AilIneht
v leslie Iuy -iES,rrH months viii 10 arrest IRON
AZ u ss, puU1uSf Gi'iNg mute, secured BY Deed
ITl,l, iH dsicnrd EUhIFnb
iBsullsI'lh nd pFOp,}i, y believed 10 be per
lgt, tlI ri Lug - Trustee SkGH lGGfsJ Ouly suct
pLls =, 10 Ess..sl 10 mr ny "a D Nri o tIgSI.
hLLN iNDER BJHB, Trustee.
HtLLRa Al.t rnN-F. Nv
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IINklSl TT y = 1lSta Va A@AASA W
,itlp, Vi . ir,,i VI trust, ulJO BY .Lyaander &
u,sa,,,si dIrsISt .HIaOu, his Sli' tolhs IN
",Is-i lfl, -, JALrI ApIil 10, Is ., aud feSoIdtd
4 ~ /, rtE's Ufsrs Of tue COuulJ tour o. onlt
t,.alJ, Wet yiFQHiI, IL Deed oil Trust pOok No. IL
-. 4 laualltu
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0uIslaha State lottery Company.
49,. CAPITAL PRIZE, $50 %,
10000 ElCk.IS AT Two UULL ATS EACH,
hALR.Tf fEErS, q Is DOLLAR,


Responsible corresponding agents wanted At all
pOihts, u whom literal penIallOn will be pAld
wIito clearly. stating full address, for further 10.
formation, Or send orvs BY EXPIRE Tor III RtgtliPiSd
Letter OF Money Order BY natl, Addressel oalJ 10
Ma, pAuRHlN,
a l.
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,,.st,t o. 0 clock. 4. n, PIVSsS,d 70 sSii A.
hzufaolns Al M, court house Of Ohl2 e1ghty,
Il, Mt ~, ., IN. n hsbI aud beat bidder, The
Esi Nts,Als nj rrup ~, that v TO az! A put
s' alo y one q Il Il s$ S.snt n ioIS:IS
ss'll!a ~ ma RhoslIns, dSscTlOod a. tOl-
aI'i q n"S1Sin! Al pIlat IN the western llns
on; . I'D i sHa fa''t ssI t sa
hsaIat % i,n-TIy KIstl lvst tEO llehts, 70
ls.as' ,s.I, No i "a, hIi Ut uSs oSnoi By AID
81. d, 'R,oSS 5c:ls1 L1 S iISsi
lHtga' t ,Is" no, tAFiy h's isat two lnehol "
~, ~ u b G.ahihG. H., a, IN. ru,.h.s.
90 ! ~. Ib,I,II4s Ia LNOsqa II IgstAllnSntsl
hsIls,,.s r. u,ou as, siIh Interest from dAJ Of
~ ~ b,,sr silnE nOtVs, secured " dCei u Ias'
y isStpt !, iaS "A properly !. believed 70 DO per,
y ~ ,lIaI u'..s, "a. sS9' e., 9aly 'OSA
m'A' .;ilLItM T.. nUBBAhDI trustee:
- If UlLtkE Al u 'n-eh W =, :.
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and in the most desirable and workmanlIke
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Having all the latest and most improved
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Music, Magazines and Periodicals Of ever
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-zsrarg Al II U tIblA A. : PaSsNN1 ~ -N.t
IN, ii The oJuT hOISa VI ohio county ,
sl,nVT9 rs'u,.. 70 The inquest and bs't plddsf tbs
tss5llI d,Eflbri Pf"prf'y, tha. " a. A. t ~,
ss1',Al ~ iIITri aud siLIy, VI the addition "
is.a,,i Wprs.iuG, lIiiOu 81 refer fAfnAll IOhn
istaI =, d IA, e4li,d East Whrcil1g having
h ,,os Nii,JlII lhnty let, Asd running theme"
IA. 4 f,n1 SiIIh u thirty Leo, olxIy lyet
/, Ne, IL uluI &C Us. ~ Io1 Hni dl'i4ihS Tue
"a w. ,ILs,-'Iar.Inlfi Of the purchase mon
=, M 4 lorr Is The purchaser may elect "
" "a 49,, u, r., due ID IHO siuu IIstAlintntsIh
gMs' ,1sl,. mIatn,, EIu Iutsiuat ir0m day VI
". S,,.b, q Iit,IS ~ s,'ecLrOl by deed VI uusa'
lsf I,ltH,l P'is'tA =, ho n.r.
,i"u.,i,. A ,rI,ta snail uJuVpy Only such
~ .,i,,. ~ ,.,,ci n by .dd dssi OI trust
pu'''" WlL IAN =. hUHB IRt Trustee.
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,,,,.rees' sALes.
,,e,s SALE OF SOUTH

-,.SrgE's SALE OF SOUTH
1NR Sg,t,J PROPERTY n, DI,os !
WI ~ III n Ta,l, nada y I I
IN ~, grIis, III, Siis " ", sSs IN n
" sHtE aai Il, 70, lsi, lnj ~ y
,,,Jss u1'i =, to, t.sluly uoat o. pllo gun
a. IfS's?9n 10 D,yd VI Trust booAt no u
- 81 .: So jUSE ans, :, :. -.
,,ne,oeI a. ", Proees TO ell a Z, ihs
..s,asse'hs ~ y hui houhs 0l Uhio oOgutyI M'h
-, lot " ~ sn-,l az lu'sI Uldaef TIE io,lys.
va -, (" ~ -, that 10 10 ~ Ptn o. "!
M irphprl " ,In square numbered one o.
ssslsri ~ y, ADDITION " SUN hhru lhs,
80 sd wv I,,bth uafi VI the city o. Mhto iaE
Shr ih' 80 a lulI1uS, via. bFEtanlns y '3e
,il,sAi1, Dr. =, aid Of numbe I'd 0ne W 70
30 - e. SI Ill aud runnipG thslte vita tne
Z ~, az sly, M, ,at iha distance u tSSnI{
ICES Das " 4, TaEbt line PIAllel viz ths
= ihfu'' All LOT 70 tbs eastern nhS q Alu
.,iss's " :" sui 1cTly IlfNsIiun ullh me sasl'
!, is'pN ~ MI asntJ ave let W Tue slIih
n 10 d ~, d AID lot; thence 10 AFAiSn' "A'
~ ~ d bvihnlsg; ,.,,I Il IN. Durehs,s
E~ ~ LLa -Ode'thltu o. ". 49,
1855 !, mcb more a The PniehI,Ito ~. az
sssii, isi ~, Inc rr,da Ia lEO equal lns Alinsh
SyJ u ma tbs, ulth Interest lIon ~
tiEl ST. gid1E uVtss, SECURED ~ aesd u
~ " IT, ~, IL property T. believed 70 % pH-
Tyul H., a. truiptS, | shall convey only saeU
~ ~ -, - In me b. a4Id deed " u4at'
pgiSS" WIrINM + HUbhAhD' trustee
iIkR, AuGilO"eef. H,sS
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JUL ueAtneIy ONO TAR 10 good Ha5c. re-
trOlenm nOminaIiy unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 ma:
BALrIsoRE, Inme 23-Flour easier; west.
era superhne 80 z6A3 80 do rxt'a So 76Ai 50
do tAtnily IS OOa5 81. WHEAT western User
ndacdye, clos ng about steady; No 9 west.
. n winter red spot aud June 81 ISIaI SH
July u ta<ai 0a6; August 81 O1I4Al UGX,
orn neglected western mixed, Spoi and
June VIC; July AANRishe steamer 100.
oats easieF; western wUite 3Sc; DO nlIxed 81
aSac; Fnnsylyania Ssai9. Rye quiet at $50.
Hay higher; prilue to choice Penusylysni,
$9 0Ua2l on. Provisions higher and Grm
Hess pork $3.50 Bulk meats hose shoulder
itEa5t; clear rib sid 5 7a7Lo; do hacked 81.
axe. bacon shoulders 6Xc; clear rib ridrs
80 Hams llhal24C Lard, refined (isrc,
SIC. Butter ste d. prime 10 choice western
packed i2al5c. Eos eaSlrr nj 49,. Petroleum,
crude nominal; retiued higher at o. Coffee
steady; Rio car.oes, ordinary To prime IAA
aloHc: Sugar firm; a softlOe WhlSEy steady
at 81 Hal llK.
UIHOIEEATI, June o. Cotton, mtddllup
INC. Wheat, No. 2 red 81 III Corn, No !
mixed $50. Oats No. 2 mixed $40. Rye S5c
PUFG 81 I6al2 90. Lard W IS Bulk meats
In good demand at full pric,e, 81 blai " IN
FIX. Bacon IS 2a7 1;ISa7 o. Wins y
81 ". Butter, creamery 22AGSC: Western Re
serve iec; Central Obi, 1885, intsFlO; lie.
NV YoRK, June 2s-Dty Goods Cotton
gods 10 t{FeGulAFlOlland, and though agrnts
arc mating IuO large sales The tnns ctiUns
tre mostly restricted " small lots. PnntS
continue dull, but prices -re unchanged
DFrss gina hams In good request, aud lawns
ioinH fairly. Mans We y wOOlenS In light de-
mand. Foreign goods qulet
L ST LIBEaTY, June q. -CArrLE-ReceIpts
to-day !, lUO head VI through aud 400 head OF
yard St OK total Tor two days l,lIN head o.
through and Az head Of lUcal. Ey ryIhing
is o d. at prictl about The ina as sEerlny
and about No higher than MUnd4y, No mus
pee OF any more arrivals for the market til $
week,
Hoo Receipt. to-day 100 head: total for
Two days 1928 head. PhiladelphiaS 81 G0a
IS; Workers 81 30AI 10.
SMEAR Receipts to-day 900 he'd total
for two days $40 bead. 6ellIBg slow and Iva
l5e Oh from yesterday.
Nav onLEAsS, June s8-cofise quiet and
sugar dull and nominal; common 10 g,1,d
Snmnon 61sa7Ifc; fair 10 Tally fairT JSaSc
prime ~ choice sSRS>Sc yellow clarified o.
bHc, N1'asFs dull; common 35c. nj r
ateadyi Louisiana ordinary to choice 6JIa7c.
BOsroS, June 2s-EoOl nomIpaI!y nm.
changed, with moderate sales 70 nianui.G.
tufeS, mostly copHn-d % tue com hing grades
D.lo aud FSanIylyspls 4SAisc; pulled ~
NNIw YoRK, June 2S.-Mstals manufactured
cop. er qui / Pig inn dull; Scotch SO 6ta
u 10; American so 0a27 o.. Russia sneet-
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Financial and Commercial.


NV YoRk. June 2S,-MosEY-Murket easy
at 2a3 per cent, closing at2X. Prime mefrai-
Tile paper 8 ISaIH per cent, Startling exchange
bAnket5 bills steady at n S0Hi demand
, 1880-07-12
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial District of the Terri>
tory of Washington, holding Terms
at the City of Seattle, in and for the
Counties of King and Kitsap.
D. 7. WHEELER, Plaintiff,
VS..
GEORGE WHITE, Defendant.
Complaint fled
In the County of King, in the office of the
Clerk of said District COurt.-NO. 2439.
THE United States of America send
Greeting, to George White Defendant;
, 1880-07-12
Democratic Territorial
Convention.

After consultation personally and by
correspondence with the members of the
Territorial Committee, it has Eeen deter
mined to call Convention of the De-
mocracy of Washington Territory, to
meet at KALAMA. on Wednesday, Sep
tember Is, 1880, ut o'clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Delegate in Congress, and candidates
for Prosecuting Attorney in the several
Judicial Districts. The following will
bc the representation of the several coun-
, 1880-07-12

At the reception of General Garfelde
in Washington, after his nomination, Se-
cretarics Schurz, Ramsey, Sherman and
Thompson, Postmaster General Key and
Attorney General Devens occupied seats
at the same table with Gems. Gartieide
and Sherman.
"How good and how pleasant it is for
brethren to dwell together in unity" A
few years ago, soon after Shurz came to
this country, he took special delight in
inveighing against our religious and civil
institutions; in his public lectures speak
ing Of the Almighty as ''the imaginary
gentleman above the Clouds" and the
signers Of the Declaration Of Independ>
ence as "a batch Of artful pettifoggers."
Next comes the fossil Wings, Ramsey
and Sherman, who shared their hatred
of the Democracy With the "cursed for
elgners" and "infernal abolitionists" who
contributed to the defeat of their idol,
Henry Clay. Next Genes the old Know
Nothing leader, the venerable and vulnsr-
able Dick Thompson, with his party
notices: "Amerlcans must rule Amcri-
ca" Down with Papacy!" "Put no
foreigner on guard I" Then comes Key,
the Rebel Brigadier." Then Devens,
"the slave catcher" the Democratic U.
S. Marshal of Massachusetts,, from whose
hands an arrested fugitive slave was res
cued by the citizens OF Boston, his press
ent party associates, his deputy killed
in the public streets in open day, after
which the American flag was tied to a
horses tail and trailed through the dust
of tue streets, and the Constitution OF
the United states publicly burned by the
sainted Garrison. The central figures Of
this remarkable cotsric are Garfelde, the
Campbelllte preacher, about equally adj
dicted to piety. politics and poker, and
the old abolition -hater, Tecumseh Shsr-
man, who was constrained to leave San
Francisco in 1855, by the Visilsntes,"
who have controlled the Republican par
ty of California since its organization IN
that State.
This natable gathering might have
been completed without going outside
of the Republican party, by the addition
OF preacher who invokes the curse OF
God upon all who had any connection
with slavery in life, as we'll as upon any
who offer any token of atfectionate res
mcmbrancs of such after death, and an
ambitious attorney who continues to de-
claim the long>ago exploded lie that the
Chief Justice of the United States had
declared: GA negro has no rights which
a white man Is bound to respect" Then
we would have the constituent elements
of the party in one mess: the blatant m
fidel and the canting minister, the howl
ing abolltioniss and the slave>catcher, thu
"rebel" General and sectional Unionist
malignity in divinity, ignorance in law
and mendacity in history.
Col. John W. Ferney, Of Pennsylvania
is out for Gen. Hancock.
, 1880-07-12

we call upon the electors of this District,
irrespective of former or present party
attachments, who desire honest govern
ment, to unite with us in an earnest,
faithful effort to defeat the reelection of
Gen. Garfield, and elect in his stead an
henest and reliable man.
, 1880-07-12
Independent Candidate
FOR
TR r. ASU e II.

hereby announce myself to the citizens of
King County an Independent Candidate for
Treasurer, and ask the support of their suff-
RACES in the coming election.
promise to do the best can to secure my
election, and if elected promise faithfully to
discharge the duties of the office.
G. F. FRYE. .
Seattle. June 12, 1880. 3U-2m
, 1880-07-12

You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding Terms at the City of
Seattle, in the County of King for the Coun-
ties of King and Kitsap, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within Sixty days or
Judgment by default will be taken against yop,
according to the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain de-
cree of this Court for the foreclosure of GER
tain Mortgage described in the said complaint,
and executed by the said George White, on
the I'd day of June, A. d. 1877, to secure the
payment of certain prOmissOry note, dated
June Cd. 1877, for the sum of Six Hundred
Dollars, gold coin. made by said George White,
and payable on the I'd day of June, A. d. 1878,
to Charles V. Tompkins, or order, with inter-
est thereon at the rate of two per cent. per
month. from date until paid: that the prem
ises conveyed by said Mortgage may be sold
and the proceeds applied to the payment of
said promissoty note, with interest thereon at
the rate aforesaid and costs of suit, and in
case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay
the same, then to obtain an execution against
said George White, for the balance remaining
due, and for other and further relief; And
you are hereby notified. that if you fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said Plaintiff will take default
against you, and apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. R. s. GREENE. Judge o
said Court, and the seal thereof, this Sth day
of June, A. d. 1880.
Us. By jAMns 'aMaS p sEdDE3i E6DE0w cl6sf; bspy
, 1880-07-12

Col. John W. Forney, Of Pennsylvania,
is out for Gen. Hancock.
, 1880-07-12
DENTISTRY.

DR. J. c. GRASSE, DENTIST. OFFICE
over l.. p. Smith a. Sons Jewellery Store.
SGllivan's Block, Seattle. Also Agent for
0hic1ering IL Sons celebrated Pianos.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-01-29
Yellow Stone Country.

From the Uintah mountains Professor
Geikie found his way north into the
Yellowstone country, and examined the
fading traces Of volcanic action. The
volcanoes seemed in that region to have
confined themselves very much to the
valleys. The heights on either hald
consisted OF crystalline rocks; The bot
tom Of the valley had been literally de-
luged with sheets Of lava. These were
examined with considerable care. In
the course Of the examination, huge
mounds of gravel and stones were met
with, which, at the first glance, were
evidently moraines. The first was
marked by u huge block of rock an err
ratio of course granite, different from
the rocks round about. Such blocks he
found to increase in number as he went
up the valley; and on entering the
second canyon, or gorge, he found the
sides eXquisitely glaciated. 1t was clear,
therefore, that not only was this second
canon old it was older than the glacial
period it supplied channel for the
glacier that ground its way out from
these mountaines. Endeavoring to esti-
mate the minimum thickness of the ice,
he traced STRIFE up to LOCO feet, and
they evidently went higher than that.
But i'll going further up the valley, lie
found that the erratic blocks of granite
and gneiss dropped by the glacier as it
melted went far above the ,000-ft. limit;
he got them on the shoulder of one o,
the great hills overlooking the valley
1900 or LOO feet above the bottom of
the valley the ice, therefore, must have
been 600 or LOO feet thick. 1t thus
appeared that not only did those noun
tains possess glaciers, but some of these
were of such thickness as to deserve the
name of ice-sheets, covering the whole
surrounding region. AS to the volcanic
phenomena of the district, he saw evil
dence separated by prolonged intervals,
during which the river was at work
cutting out the older lavas, the sewer
lavas filling up the hollows eroded by
the river. In the grand canon of the
Yellowstone, he saw the most marvellous
piece of mineral color anywhere to be
seen in the world 1t was cut out of
tufts of lavas, showing sulphur yellow,
green, vermillion, crimson, and orange
tints, so marvellous that it was impossi-
bic to transfer them to paper.-Pro.
Geik.e's Lecture.