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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-12-01

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From
COL. L. T FOSTER.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

ASHLAND ScHuyLKILL Co, Pa, June Sd, 1ssu.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL 4 CO.. GENTS "a case of SPAWN
that under my observation entirely cured by
one bottle of your Kendars SPAWN Cure, and the
Horse sold afterwards for two hundred dollars.
H Yours truly,
"The" Druggist. CHAS II. BARNARD.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

HoLLisrxR. (Cal-) July 14-Paciae
coast readers will remember the tragedy
which occurred here 10 February Last.
resulting in the killing OF 8 b Bruo-
nett. editor Of the EaterpriAe, Who was
shot down on the steps of the court
house BY G w Carleton, one If the
proprietoss OF the Telegraph. . rival
journal. IL will Be rememb ered that st
the time the killing Was generally con.
sidered here - unprovoked ard entirely
uBjustiisble; that the subsequent action
OF Grand Jury 10 isdictios Carlton
oaly for msnsis ~ hter was universally
criticized as being insufficient. and
assertions were freely made by citizens
that it vss brought about by other than
hoaest motives. and that . pnblic in
diguation meeting II citizens Was held
at which resolutions strongly deuounc-
ing the Grand Jary's action were pass
cd and q counties appointed to take
any action that might be possible to
have the mansIaughter indictment set
aside. and to take steps towards pun
ishing any improper motive which
might be found to hsvs Influenced any
members Of the jury in finding it. The
Of this committse have bsen
actively ct work, and Q few days ego
caused the arrest Of SAMUEL Harris,
lately . merchant Of San Jsan. on .
charge Of perjury. it being alleged 10
the complaint that he swore falsely in
himself to serve CD the
Gfand Jury. His examination, which
was concluded this morning. Vas held
10 private aud listed over two days.
some twenty witnesses being examined
He was held TO answer before the Su-
psrior Court. II 10 rumored here that
Dther members Of the Grand Jury will
shortly be arrested on the same charge.
The interest in the CASE OF Carleton.
which will be tried in San Jose on
August ID. he having procured change
Of venue to that place. 10 undated.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21
A PRRNCH ROMANCE.

One night in 1901 . little girl about
one year old vas left ct . .fonndlins
hospital at Brest. She was we'll dressed
and nets pinned TO her dress stated
that her name was Solange. and that she
eventually would b reclaimed BY her
father. She grew up. however, IN
claimed and extraordinarily lsvsly; but
her intellect appeared to be weak. and
she suffered from fits of nervousness
At II she wss sent into the street 90 sell
flowers, until her health failed and she
died. According TO . custom in the
district, she was buried in . wicker
basket, and. it beng winter and the
soil hard. . very slight excavation was
made. and the sand thrown lightly
over. During the night she revived
from the trance which had been mista-
ken for death. and ct length crept from
the grave. Ia-crossing the grounds
between the cemetery aud the fortifics-
iions she was stopped BY the sentinel's
"Qui Pires" and. not answering, fred
Ut. very slightly wounded and brought
into the gusrdhouse. Her beauty made
an intense impression on rich young
officer named Kramar. who sent her -
school in Paris. For four years be Wa
tossed about ia the war, but on return.
ing to Paris found Solangs IN accom-
Pitched girl. without trace of the nsr-
vous debility which had afflicted her.
They married and lived happily in
Paris. At length captain Kramar
learned that inquiries were being made
at Brest - to what had become Of the
girl at the founding hospital in 1901
and that these inquiries were made at
the instance Of the Swedish Embsssa-
dor, with whom Captain Kramer CON-
municated. The result was that month
later Nine. Kramar received formal
acknowledgment from Marshal Berna-
dotts. af.srward Charles XIV. Of Sws-
den. that she was his daughter. They
subsequently, settled in Stockholm,
were ennoblsd. and their son became On
attache TO the Swedish legation in
Paris.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Az II Cabot Vas fishing in the Seine
near Surssnes. be notiesd boat floating
down the stream without anyone ap-
psrently on board to guide its move
uents. On proceeding to It in HE
puat hs found IL was tenanted By .
couple Of young children. . girl and .
boy. aged about Is months and ~
years respectively. who were slssping
peacefully In two cradles covered over
with ssil-cloth. Both were carefully
wrapped up. bat their clothing bore no
marks BY which they could DO idsnti.
ned. Attached to one Of the cradles
was . paper bearing the following
words written in pencil: I hsvs sban-
doned you becauee I an uusble to sup.
porn you. aud % I cannot live without
you. an about to drown myself 10
join your dead father. May somebody
awe and take care Of yea.' The two
children have been sent n the Hospioe
dee Enfants Assistes. where several Of.
tsrs Tn adopt them have already been
received
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

The force Of tree growth i pls,nly
illustrated BY On engraving In the
Scientific Amsrioasj OF July Ski. The
engraving Is copied from photograph
by a European correspondent. Of .
grave IN the dartsn churchysrd 10 Han
over. Germany, the invasion Of which
by birch tree has been the occasion Of
much wondsrrnsnt by country people,
who come from great distances TO ex-
anime It. The monument. 20 unfeel.
ingiy disrupted. Was erected In 17S2.
aud bears on It's base the following in
scription: This grave. which was
bought for all eternity. must never be
opsncd." A chance birch seed. lodg-
ing In crevice Of the monument. has
displayed the irony Of nature In slowly
ye. surely th~artine the desire Of the
person who designed II for perpesusl
memorial. All the joints are separated.
the strong iron clamps ere broken, and
the birch tree hse embrscsd the upper
large block. which wsighs about one
and quarter tons. and tho tree Il driv-
ing Ito roots below. gradually but surely
fitting The structure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21
THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following tsstinooials. mot
from persons 5000 niles away. whom
no one knows. but from well known
and trnssworthy citizens % Oregon.
whose names. written with their Own
hands. can be sess 1t our of6ce:
SILvRRToS. Or. March 81. 1880.
/ have besn afflicted with . kidoey
trouble for twelve years. during which
time I have used almost every kidney
remedy I could hear Of. but Obtained
10 rslief until tried the OBEoon
KIDNEY TEA. I - nav using the
second box and - free 20 say that
an much better and have no hesitasey
in recommending il o . pleasant and
safs kidney remedy. W..B. Cox.
GoLDExDALK. w. T.. March 81. 80.
have had the diabetes for thirty
years. Have bed many physicians
prascribe for me. but failed 70 get re-
lief. / tried the OREGON KIDNEY TEA,
and the 6rst dose gave me relief. 1
am now alnoss we'll, end voald REQ
ommsnd IL to any one suffering from
this disease. MosEs PIKE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21
aeFful Change I'm Her.
20 0RIFFlTH STRERT.

20 0RIFFlTH STREBT,
ROCHESTER,, N. T.. Aug. Is. '7s.
II. H. WARNER q Co.:-This 10 TO
certify that / was attacked with . kid
ssy disease about four years ago.
which brought me very low for about
six months. I then grew better. but
in February lest the old disease r.
turned in Q more serious form than be-
fore. / employed foor different physi-
ciaas ct different times. none of whom
seemed to do me much good. They ell
said my disease would terminate in
Bsight's Disease, and none of them
gave me- any encouragement that /
could recover. Ny uncle then told
ne about your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and at HE urgent solicitation l
procured bottle and commenced tax
ing it about the 8th Of the present
month; I On now taking my second
bottle, and feel that l AN almost we'll i.
Ny improvement commenced - soon
~ I coomsnced using your remedy.
aud has-besn constant ever since, and l
expect to b - well - ever was in .
few days more. Ny friends. 90 we'll
% myself. are wondering ct the change
which has been wrought in me. and
some Of them wonder that I am still
alive. Gratefully your,
MRS. ENMA BRowN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Have you any ex,uss for sudsrae
With Dyspepsie o. Liver CooP'sints
IL there any ressou vhs yoa SHOULD 60
on froa DAY to day complaining win
Ssur Stomach. Sick he.daone:
Habitual Costivensss. Pslpltat'oo OF
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterorasn.
Guawipg snd Burning Pains ut tue pi.
Of the Stomsch. Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue. aud aisagresabls taste IN the
mouth. coming up Of food after eating
Low Spirits. &c. No! 1t il positively
your own fault il you do. Go TO your
Druesist--apd get . Bottle OF
GREENS August FLowEn for IS cents.
Your cure 10 certain. but If y"u doubt
this ger Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two dosss will relieve you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Yos are saksd every day tArssgh the
columns ct nswspspers and b yeur
Dsuggisk 10 use soAsthinR for your
Dyspepsia and Lssr Conp,aise that
you know nothing sbost. You ess die.
courassd Speeding money with bat
little success. Nov 10 give yos sasis-
factory proof that GRs1Hs Aueusf
FLowER will cure yoa Of Dyspsp:,a
and Liver Complaiut with ell its ef.
fects. such ~ Sour Stcmdeh. Sick
Headsche. Hsbitual Costiveness. Pal
pitsiion of the Heart. Heartburn.
Wstsrbrssn. Fullnsss at the Pit Of the
Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
Indigestioe. Svimning Of the He'd.
Low. Spirits. &c. ws ask you 10 60 70
your Druggists and get . Sample Bot
tie Of GkERA's AU0Usr FLovGl fos 10
cents and try il. or Q regular siss for
Is CENTS. I've dosss will relieve you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

An attFacAive ssrvico vas receatly
hsld q Bsrklsy Chapsl. Londos, whsa
oil ths ehildren attsaAine the usual
shildreo's sssvics vses iavitsd u hsinR
% s6ssinGs q either fruit or newsrs.
Frsm early II the afternoon the streets
we're thronged With bright groups Of
pareats sud .childssn. At toe altar
rails the incumbent received the
baskets Of fruit or boquets iron the
children - they entered. and the
chanoel vas Alled With the fragrant
odeflsgs. The Princes Of Wales and
Der 6ss children. With The Kiog u the
Hetlsses and the Dsks and Duches,
OF C"nnausht. arrived ct $50. end ths
youag Princss and Prince prsss. ted
6s.atifsl o6ssings II bosh fruit and
aowsfs- TIE sssal chsldssa's service
followed Tbs traits and aowsss vers
tsksa 70 vasioas childssn's hospitala
ssd delivered rsssaaslly BY ladirs Of
The coagssgaaioa. IL Prinssss Of W.les
hssdias The list.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Garfield and Hancock each have IN
income Of 5000 PER snnsm- Han
cocks will b increased next year. - .
MAJOR Gsnsrsl OF fifteen years service.
to $3.50. while 0asGeld's will b in
creased. - Presidsns Of the United
States. 70 $4,000. Presumably both
are fortunate men.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Undoubtedly With children. attributed
10 ether Causes. 10 occasioned by Worms.
BRowS's vERxFuoE CoNFIrs. or
Worm Lozenges. although sffectual in
destroying werms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child This
vslsa BILE combination has been succrss-
fully used by physicians. and found to
b absolutely sure in er.dicatiug
worms, 20 hurtful to children. Twenty.
Eve cents . bex.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21
DAILY INTELLIGBNCgR.
Wednesday, July 81. 1880.
MAPLE VALLEY.

This IL the name given one II the
mast attractive spots IN the western
L.If Of our Territory. Its exact loca-
ton ism township 20 6 east. in King
county. ten or twelve miles from Rem
ton. The first settlers went IN theirs
last yssr. end bsvs since been followed
by others until . community has grad.
uslly formed that nov includes forty
or Hfty persons. These people were Of
the right stock TOR such an undestak.
ing. as they have given abundant prsof
since. They have made an excellent
road to R.stoa. twelve miles long. asd
they have made cut Of the brush ssd
timber Ane little farms. The land
there 10 fertile. snd produces fsboloss
crops. Wheat. oats. barley end rye
are growing there 10 tho grestsst luz
uriance. Standing now fvs ssd eix feet
above the ground. while the vegeta.
BILE. grown there will ssmlAre f.vorsbly
with those Of any part Of the world.
To show what can be done and 10 being
done there We win cite . single case.
and that Of woman with four small
children, the oldest less thsn seven
year. Of sgs. Her husband u waking
10 town. and has been ell spring and
summer. She hss cleared two acrss Of
land ADD put il in cultivation. TIE
ground 10 soft, and she has worked Il
with hoe and rake sIoss. She has sown
grsia and vess,sbIe seed. and has -
thrifty . garden - one could wish 10
STE These people are moving TO get
ilisir township surveyed, and will suc.
coed without donbt. In Maple Valley
there Is rsom tor many more settlers.
and In recen nsadisg y TO land seekers
we hsvs their good aleas In visw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Gained Right POUNDS n Tea Deys
ALExAxDRIA BAY. N. T.. Aug. 1879.
81. 81. WARHIR 3 CO.: A short time
ags I vss almost . skeleton from .
ehroeic kidney disease OF long stand.
ing. end wss anticipating speedy death,
three Of the best physicians in North
sru New York and Canada having
treated .ms without benefit. then
eemmsocsd taking your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. and in two weeks il
has completely restored my health and
l an - hearty - ever Was. Ny dis
ease he'd reduced my weight from 80
to $50 pounds. aud it vss still lessen
ing when I commenced taking your
medicine. l then gained eight pounds
In ten dsys' time. / am astonished ri
my rapid cure, and % are others.
CHARLES DAVIS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

During the war bstwssa Rassis and
Turkey. the Khsdivs Of Egypt bought
Of the Remingtsn arms factory q Ilion.
N. Y. . nillios dollars worth Of riass.
The Close Of the struggle. o. some
other csase. rendered the asms uans.
csssary TO the purchases. end The ordss
vas countsraandsd about the time
they we're ready for shipmsat. This
involved The ride makers In . tremen-
dous loss. and for . time Seriously
crippled than. They have sines. how.
ever. received elso. 900 from the Kbs.
dive. for his violated bsssaia. ts25. 900
VI the money being paid % sAs 10Th
Of July. This l. doing very hand.
somsly By the company. ssd. takes u
connection With . ssssst esdss ~ 50. :
600 stand Of arms frsm Cans. vili
place Il In the 6nsst pssaibls oosditios.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

PoKT TowssEsD. July 20-Ths school,
ner Premier. aftss dischsrging freight
here left about nooo today for Seattle.
The steamer Tscoms arrived this
evening from Tscoina. towing the ship
Shiii~y to Sea.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

U. 9. Minss eoinsd 81 $50. la dur.
Ing the year ending jane 80. lsen. q
more than in any ysaz psssiosa. More
len and Ave dsllar pisces vefe made
than ever before. which accounts lar
the great number Il nes onss u eissu.
latien. OF standard oliver dsllass a.
sSs. $50 wsrs csinsd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Nrs. james Bsard Il Rsok leland.
IT.. goe divores frso ~ hushend.
NOS tscsase shs hated hin pastieul. siy
tDs his ahsftssssaess. bas 80 49, sirsd
u bring The wife a nan shs could
not sespscs. Gsoa aflssuasd - went
10 her - Gad - u - wonl1 taks say
legal procsedinss aeaisse Aia II .
0Asfisd a9sis. - ~ only eavs hes
euoossA hns uoes n H. uea1iaR. "A
eass ~ eosp1s ; pssone - -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

The Saisss2ay Rsiss sdversisiaa
page sAo~s : sesioas falling "a .frsas
vhas they wsss b IL psiny days vh-a
Mr. Cook 40 sditne and Lord and
Lady Salisbury we're constant con
trihatnrs. Its older rival the Hpsrtasor.
msastims holds IT. ground veil The
Saturday has. pevsrshslseA heen Z
thorsaehly paying paper. end reeups-
rated Mr.. berssioej- Hspe oonsidsr1bly
Tor his lsss VI sous t5OO. 0uo 10 - ~
tisst daity. He has N income II
some elsa. Oao : year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21
EAsrERN STATES.

=
DEs NoIxKs. July 19.-Mrs Edwia
Calvin and son. agsd II. were strsck BY
lightning and killed suoosy. They
lived i've miles from here.
DETnorT. Jolly ia vislent wind.
hail and thunder storm swept through
Monroe county Sunday afternoon,
cutting . swsth seven miles long and
from half . mile TO . mile vide. taking
trees, buildings. crops. sto.. clean.
vineysrds we're yielding plsstifully in
this section and thsy were most severely
injured. many being completely ruined;
loss ct lssst e20, 900.
WARRINGTON. July i9.-Ths Chief
Of the Bureau Of Statistics reports the
total value Of the export Of domestic
brssdstu6s from the United States dor.
ing June vss t28 .0l9. $50, and for
June. 1879, t17.210,710; daring the
twelve months ending June. e277 ,226,-
1872; and during the same period i.
1879. t20i ,776. 499.
WAsHIxoTox. July 15.-Orders have
bssu Issued foe the care Of sick seameu
eotitlsd 70 attention from the Marine
Hospital services. The casss Of interest
y the Pacific coast were - follows:
San Francisco patients to b cared for
in the United States Nsrins Hospital;
burial Of dsceassd tstisnts to b in the
hospital esOetssy; burial Of foreign
ssameu, % each. Portland. Oregon,
st. vinosnt's Hsspital 70 furnish medi
col sttendsncs. medicines, board and
nursing at IS esnts per day. Port
Townsend. W. T., medical attendance
to - furnished by medical officer Of
the Marine Hospital service. DR. Thon.
- 7 Minor to furnish board. nursing
and medicines u 90 oents per day. and
70 provide for the burial Of deceased
patients ct @60.
UU0OPE.
CoNsrAHrIxoPLE, Jolly is.-0sn
Skobsloffs mother left here on the 18th
instsat 10 . carriage for Tehorpsu with
money and nsiioal supplies for the
hospital there. She vas attacked whso
bali way on the road BY armed men.
Madame Skobslof was killed, and her
servant and steward dangerously
wounded and have since died. Con
siderable money WAS stolen. The gaus
d armie were sent out In pursuit Of the
murdeiers. A Russian captain named
4ussof, who committed the crime. has
been csptured. When arrested he shot
himself with revolver and 10 not ex.
pectsd to recover. Madame Skobelofi
hsA been here for some time orga nizing
schools and hospitals.
LONDON. July 20--In the House Of
Commons last night. the compensation
bill passed through The COMMITTEES. all
amendments Of the opposition being
rejected. Gladstone. during debate.
warned Parnell not 10 continue his OBJ
struciive tactics.
The STANDARD this morning says: We
understand that . marriage has been
arranged between Lady Burdett Ceutts
and Ashmsad Bartlett, Member Of Par
Lament for Eyre.
A Berlin correspondsnt tslsRrs phs
that Russian end Austrian Representa-
tives at Csttinjs have informed The
Prince Of Montenegro Of the sxtrsme
probability that the European squadrou
will 60 shortly 10 the Adriatic TO com.
pal osssioa Of tarritory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

An -Conisdssats hes applied - The
United States Tor psnsise % account
OF . wound received ~ hin Ia 1854.
while aaAtiag 70 destroy the Govern
ment. Bsiag . Democras he ssliss spon
his party. whose bsttlss he vas aght
ing st he time hs ~ss eripplsd. = -
cure him the desired place % - pss.
sion list. And who knows. V HAacocl
h elected. AID The Democrats vss %
tire possession Of The Gsvsrnnsnt. thai
this chap. and . hundssa tAouaana 1sl.
low rebels. win nor became psnsionefsi
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Tonorro. Ont Julv l5,h. I07Q.

AUsONIVs Vut SUty IVtus IOtS.
Asasrs. II. II. Warner d Co.-Sias |:
Yoss Safe Pills we're recemmeo1sd 70
NE - cure Tor sleepl.ssness caused By
. bilious coalition The troqpls he's
hrsa eouplwssly relieved BY t8sir use.
have tri-d many other rsnsdiss. which
al failed. Toe eject Vas voIdsrfui.
ca now eat sneugh 81 good plain
food 10 satisfy ~ without feeling any
snplsassr tasss. aud am able 10 get :
good aighs's rest even sltef eating .
heAEtv msal at late hosR. ] have been
mere than sat,sfed with the result. and
can chesrfaliy rsoommsad them to 9TH
ere. Yours, gratefully.
II. ]. FoorxRa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

Rrea . DassisgslsAsA PAyslciaa.
Prsf Green. d,stineui.h~d sllopa.
THE physiaian. wrote 20 The Medical r..
osrd Of Atlanta. Ga 10 The effect thai
aftsr eli other ossns had failed. he srns
for tbs Ksdnsy Care. (Safs Kidsey and
Liver Cure) and 10 his asfoaiehnont
carsd . ssri"us oass 81 Bsightis Disssse
b administering il. ard after earls
fourd Il eqsally beneficial In ether cases.
He sdvised his brnehse physicians 70
nee il In ps~ssrsncs 70 anything elss ios
kidnsy disurdsrA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-21

The population Of Klichital oousty.
In this Terriscsy. 10 said By the local
paper to have bsea - below given 10
each OF the years named:
1870. ....... SO 1879. .aG0s
1878. ...... 1000 1850. ........ 4l0o
A good many people hereaboat doa's
really know where Kiickitak co1nty L..
II il gains In the nsxt IAN pears ~ ],
has 10 the past ten. Il viii Be shs ls>d-
ing cosnty In The Territory 10 1850.
aud viii b. known aecnsdingly.