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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
"c'uuion observation-disclosures Missouri.
ans, August 10Th, 1851

The Houston and Texas Central ra,l say
aAd Texas Trunk railway give one.haly rates,
and the Int national h Great Northern, aud
the Texas Pacific railways gives ono and
one.fifth rates. All parties paying full rates
TO Dallas can return free or on fractional
rates upon certificates of the secretary. The
Dallas Il Wichita one and one.ffth rate ex-
cusion tickets. Other roSd, not heard from,
ID. A. VILLA ANS,
paiias' July 10Th. Fsl. Secretary.
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SPECaAH. NOTICES.

E5"-EWlNG MACHINE GOODS. All kinds
OF Sewing Machine needles and parts at lowest
Wholesale price. Send for price list and save
charges by getting goods at home.
OTIS, SMITH X co.,
IN ~ Main street, HuuEt0n lryns
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INDICATIONS.

Fair tcedther; euSte,Iy winds; stationary or
higher barometer and tc upcrdture.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
CHAMPION CLOGGIST.
Some Points ReGardin Charlie
Queen, Who Was Here With
HaveTly's Mastodoas.

All Who we're ~ the opera house on
Monday nigh, will pmeIIieE we'll the
.raceial Young man shO appeared a, the
clo~s n q champion clog dance III. J. 2
Kansas City boy, md IN speaking OF him
vest riry's Times ssy~: "kv.rvbudy who
visited fia,erly's Msstodoa ministries saw
the issuiiial sad darius net oi Charles
Queen. champion pedestal and ecroba,ic
clog dancer Of ;he world Few will, how
ever. remember tina. Queen was formerly
Kansas City boo; bIscA and nev-bov.
ani hs, attained whatever sucC,s- be has
hsi IN lie BY his own efforts, supporting
81 The same time HI invalid father and
mother. His father has sinac died, but
hi, mother still lives in this city. Qreea's
RICH; name Is Name. lie has remained in
the city inr tao DAYS being graDI-d . short
!eav. ri abeence while the company play-
~ at Lawrence and Topeka, aud will Join
them ~ lEsveB~orth today. ksn,s> City
h,' turned out a great MANY show people
and sll the finest IN their profession. Billy
and Lon Hayle. the gr.a; dancers Dow in
the city, AZ. among these and Charley
Quevu. QUEEN II now ,uenIy-lhrsr YEAR
"i sSr, quiet and retiring in his manner
aud universally esteemed IN the profession.
III. learned Ia dame in the Theatre Com
ique, now closed. Years ago ne blacked
tn.o,> ON the STREETS. and l. not ashamed 10
refer to it. and had large private route
q: the Times, by the earning, " which be
supported his parents. ~ present ne l.
under u two wears contract ~iih llav-rly,
receiving 80 p~r week AMI all expenses
and tring allowed - I'VE weeks vac alton each
wear. during which hi -alary g.-> on ~
usual. This i scarcely hall the amount
he has revived per week, hut il !, certain
and llsy-rly. on thi. account. can motto
!i"u>lv gri people cheaper than sny other
manager. Al the ..id vi the IVu wears
'lu-'u intend, retiring from the stage
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
SENATOR VEST HERE.
He Ciscourses on the Virginia
Election and Kindred
Topics.
Iou-s Rer abBt ~. 4,h


Hon Geo. G.. Vest, accompanied by Mrs
Vest. arrived in the city last evening from
Washington, ID. g., and l. stopping for y
dav or 81 1T the Southern
The senator was me; IN the rotunds oil
The hotel shortly after his arrival bv 8
Republican reporter. Who vas cordially
reviewed by the senator, bHt Ne said in an
svsr 10 questions prOpoandsd that he knew
o: nothing political or otherwise that
would Interest the public The papers. Ia.
said, have kep, the people we'll posted a-
~ affairs a, Washington.
There Is one thing | do knos." RI
marked Senator Vest. land that j, the 81
Eniuistration - stol~ar;."
During thr co"rre q the conversation
The senator spoke of the Virgins cam
p3iZu. and said that the administration
vss doing all IL Its power 10 help Mahnn,'
IN his endeavor 10 carry the state iOE the
C"a!ltiou party, composed oil readjuster-
snd republicans. Actually, ,he rcpubii-
can oEce holder> In d;tter.n; parts oil the
country are being asked 10 contribute funds
Tor the Campaign expenses. He had been
;old lhat the r-pablican- would aid Ma
hone with money, come people estimating
80 high 49, $4,000. He spoke ot Msi
Daniel the democratic candidate Tor gov
.rnor IN Virginia, in the highest terms
and said that he has made a most brilliant
canys~- and "HSht To pull through despite
the help which the administration has
given Mahon..
To tine query What do Won think oil
he outlook Tor the democracy in Ni--i>-
-ippi?' SENATOR Vest replied that hc
thought there VA ne doubt but tina; S,ns-
tor Lamar would t.. returned.
Upon other pcljtical nastsr~ the senator
had bu. littl, To -av
Ih" senator. i'm an~vcr io au iuUuirv
about Mr.. Vests health. said ~nr add
i.en t-ncIitcd by her -oiou-n IN the Nir
GINA mountains, hut l. ,;iil delicate .ir,
Vest WIS quit, sick las: >ummeS ~ snc
White Sulphur Springs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
LAMONTE ITEMS.

j. J.: Mo- ouiell sold an FRIDAY .nur
ana one half lots az sIi2:A 10 ". Carton.
cash
Col. Rutan. formerly al War-r,l. Ohio.
hut late al Golor9s'". :, visiting hi>L-o;h-r
e; This pi@sr.
j. w Mason ~old ten arr,,S Of and =
.or;l"n bcing IN town. {" Daniel Ecavi.
Price SlI.o1 cash
Eev. W""lriise. ii Wa-rrn>burg. will
preach in the Methods, church mr., 10
day, morning and evening.
Mis- lena. Stock, ri sc,ialis. visited
her sister, Mis- Luu. >ho l. teaching
.rh""l ST ;i,r Ncikai ,rhyol aou-c. this
a.-k
T,rry * Bro. -".d their blacksmith.
shop and lot ia Robert Sharp, shcr.. h..
"ili rebuild his old livery stable. IL the
comfort 81 X. q. i"cum.
A literary society va, organized AZ
Huff .'h""i hou-e this week. lewis
stevens sI- "!:,-rru president, Miss Lulu
stock, -r-rrtarv and Molly TAYLOR ;rrGr.-
nrvr. All arr invited ;o attend.
r. II. Wheeler, agrnt oil the Missouri
Pacific railroad 4; this place, ha, purchased
OF J. J. Penluite and Robert Sharp the
block oi lots Immediately north OF the
railroad. Robert Sharp mas the removing
Of The old .v--sor-, the livery stable, Off OF
the lot and }. J. Penquite reserves Ms old
crib 10 make a corn house.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
POWELL

J.-s-ol';.i.. ia Jou4ua- go ~.
:. \ POLLY party oi twelve Young people
from his CITY boarded big hand wagon
drawn hy i"ur horses. Last Thursday. and
made - last slime ~ thy could Ter the sub
urban residence, 81 Mr.. trTueiiu, lI.vc,-
,cv.u mIic- northwest ni the city There
ever, :hirg ~as iriuG prepared i"r the
graf event !" take place IN the evening
n",hins les than the wedding OF the host
charming daughter. Miss Mildred Devices,
To Mr.. Js-. \ Powell. OF Bate county,
Missouri.
The wedding ceremony vas conducted
T., Rev. Alvin Foster, uf ~. Louis. former
~ Of Ebenescr. sud took place exactly n
= o'clock. Tn. bride was a;tirvd in Il lark
green silk and brocaded satin, with bridal
veil and orange blossoms. The groom
wore he usual black Mr.. r G. Turner
played the wedding march on the entrance
of the bridal party into the spacious par
l"r>. which were becomingiy decorst.y. and
lighted, the suns rays being excluded BY
drawn curtains. The happy pair were at
tended by Mr.. Georgia Osborne and Mr..
]. +. ls-ees. and :Miss Lillian Woods
and Mr.. \. ID. Osborne
After the ceremony the large number OF
relatives and friends present psrtook at a
sumpiuous rspast, the tables grooming be-
meath the choice Wand. and daintie- pre-
pared, and being ornsmented with pyra-
mids OF candies NJ we'll ~ confectionery,
the whole being decorated with flowers.
this latter work being that OF Ms Ja- L
lhvees and Miss Georgia Osborne. At
late hour the guests dispersed, the Jack
son party STAYING over midnish, The
bride and groom will depart in a lev day
Tor their future home in Bates county, Mls-
souri,, wherc may nothing but good bciall
them
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Oh, What a Cough !

VIII ven hs,d tn warning? The sigma.
irrhaT~ oi the SURE approach oi tina;
mO>t terrible di-r.l--, consumption. Ask
Yourselves II You can ati"r'i. icr the -lS.
III saving 5n cents. "a run the risk and IT,
nothing fpr il. We know from ey perieuc.
tina; Shiloh Cure will cure your cough.
IL never fall. Thi> explain, shy more
than i ;lillion bottle w,rc -o!d the pas;
year. IL relieve, Group and whoop!ng
cough AZ "ncc. Mother~. 10 ne I've with
cut IT, For lame back, SIDE or chest. u-e
shiloh p"-cu, plaster. Sod IVY al
druggL,t>
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

t, the poor in his life. Experience
teaches u> that this tempering bust.
aess is pretty generally done through
the agency Of the willing hand Of
man. We should no longer play the
part Of tas. Pharisee who passed by
Oh the other side. Bot like the Sc
marian of holy story. let US be;ske
ourselves to the christian care of thsse
who have fallen disabled along lifes
thorsy waySide.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Flour and Feed Store

] have Opened a store at Eli We, Main
street for the sale Of Hour and i,d. The
choicest brands of flour always in the
hou-", and nothing bui the best products
al the mill in the i,rd lire offered IA nav
customers.
'ioods delivered 70 sny part az the CITY.
o-2og-dtf J 4 Wurrr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
SHIIOHS CATARgH REMEDY

marvellous cure for Cstarrh, Diphtheria
tanker mouth and Head Ache With
each bo,Hle there l. An iny,niou. usual
Injector for the more succ,-~iul Treatment,
Of the>r complaints without extra charge.
Price sc. Sold by your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Chuck Full and Running Over

We have jnsi finished unloading 1000
bushels oi the finest oats ever brough, ..
the Sedalia market and still there, NOR.
{" follow. We have also on hand hay.
corn. chops. bran. meal. -four. which we
--il cheap Tor cash SskED S'H,wKs
Third street. Opposite Sicbers'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Notice.

] will hereafter attend ~ NJ! kind, 0f
iohbing In brick work in the CITY o, couu-
try promptly. Orders left ct Henry W-
tens blacksmith shop will receive prompt
attention. CHls- HAIRS,
TQ-S3ml
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

One Edward Atkinson, of Boston,
spoke hour aad O hall at the Atlanta
exposition. t. e very slim aidience-
but larger than he deserved-his oh.
ject being To prove that the South
could not manufacture her own cot
ton fabrics, but must send the staple
20 New England, rs the only place
where it could he woven into M e.
chantabie shape. He else made
some excursion in the direction Of
teaching the people Of the Souti,
now Ia raise cotton. He Was good
enoush to inform them that they
could raise it at three cents per pound,
brit warned them not 10 go into the
manufacture OF cotton fabrics them
selves. New England was the only
locality where that thing could be
done with auy sort Of success. He
described at great length the different
machines made in his sec;ion for tho
manufacture Of cotton. 4 the greater
part of bis speech was devoted to this
branch Of the subject, his listeners
properly concluded that his purpose
was TO advertise the cotton machinery
of his friends and employers, and they
are ridiealing his rhodomontade &C
cordingly. The owners of cotton
mills in Georgia, who are making
profit of from eighteen to twenty per
cent. right along. were rather inclined
to laugh at the instructions which the
Bostonian vas clever enough TO offer
them. In other words. neither Mr..
Atkinson's efforts in the way Of al
vertising Yankee machinery. or in
teaching southern people how 20 raise
cotton, were appreciated.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

Piles of new, fresh goods
at astonishing low prices.
Abundant room for a few more
customers and wanted at c.. p.
Ferrill & Cos, Nj. E. church
block, Ohio street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Assignee 8 Notice of the Allowance
of Claims.

Notice l. hereby given io all the credit
or OF Nellie Aanville, that the under
signed assignee oi the estate %; Nellie Man
willie on December the 9TH. ISL, n; the law
office oi Fciix y Barnett. in the city of ~
d.lia, pri IL county, Missouri, will adiu~,
and allow all claims due against me -
tate oi -aid Nellie Nanvillc. that srr
properly proven against said estate
r. VI PHILLIPS.
1i-t.'i;- Assignee,
PAN ROAST AT SICHERS'.
Gil Il If.
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(l0-23dlm J

REMEMBER SICHER BROS.
ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
OYSTERS. TRADE SUPPLIED
AT ST. LOUIS PRICES. 9-1ldtf.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

The friends Of the other candidate.
lid not seem 10 fear the Missouri
mans efforts in the way Of securing
the appointment of postmaster general
TOR himself. Whatever they ma,
nave thought of the slin,ness Of hi
chances, Chauncey /. FiIley, Is the
new postal officer OF the Arthur gov
eminent. just how palatable To the
people within the Missouri border
this appointment wi;l be. remains t.
he seen. FiIley worked for the Office
With all the methods of which he had
any knowledge. The result shows
that good luck, like law, favon the
tiligent, and not the INDECENT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

Miss Parnell, wishing to test the
legality of the proceedings Of the
Ladies League, announced through
the newspapers that meeting would
he held on Wednesday. The meet
ing WAS not inttrfered with. although
the lie ectiye> We're on baud. and
watched every increment Of the lady
leaguers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

The New York commissioner of
eternal revenue Is getting after the
beer makers Of that city. On the
blank, which are required Ia be made
out and returned hy the brewers they
have been in The habit Of showing
only the amount of matt and hops
used ny them, saving nothing about
the other materials. IL ha> been Dis
covered that sugar, glucose, corn meal
and rio" are used in the manufacture
81 beer, and that ths beverage j. not
all malt aad hop. as ha> been tondly
supposed.
The faithful Bliss. through having
given over all attention Ia hi other
business, 80 Jealous wa> hr Tor the
possible salvation OF the president.
now SAYS that hi practice l. nearly
broken up in Washington. He pre- !
poses, along with the other surgeons.
TO present his bill receipted 10 Mrs.. !
Garfield, and depend upon the sener-
osity Of Congress for his pay
The first Monaghan wedding ever !
in this country took place !
in San Francisco on THURSDAY. The
ceremony Was performed by the |
Episcopalian Bishop Kip. The high /!
contracting parties were the i,ev.
Walter Ching Young and Miss All !
Tim, of Hong Kong. DIR. Young is !
a clergyman OF the Episcopal church. |
and the bride was brought up in the /
same faith.
Miss Parnell, wishing to ties, the
legality of the proceedings Of the /
1 Il
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-12

Tho editor of the Christian Leader,
writing about a visit 10 the famous
Dismal ) wamp. tells this story: 'Excur-
sions are frequent in the summer sea-
son from Norfolk. Several years sgs
the Governor of the State, while Oh
one of these convivial parties. being
somewhat the worse for extra libations.
threw over the stove of the yacht; and
now. whenever the careless pilot ruus
his boat upon a snag, it is said he en-
ters in the log book: Grounded on
the Governor stove
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would lead to eternal life. which they
might do through following the course
marked out by the father by which the
desired information could be obtained.
In conclusion Counselor Wells bore a
strong testimony TO the truth OF the
gospel, as revealed in this dispensation,
and believed aud taught by the Latter
day Saints.
The choir sang the anthem Great
and Glorious is Thy name, o Lord?
and Bishop Z D Woolley pronounced
the benediction.
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Emission, Aversion TO Society Dimness of Vision.
Noises IN the Head; the vital f1id passing unob.
served In the urine and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
Dr. MlNTiE will agree to forfeit FIVE HuS.
DRED DOLLARS for q case OF this kind the VITAL.
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure, or for anything impnre
or injurious found In It. DR. MINTfE treats an
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
anvlce, including analysis Of urine, 81. co. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 q bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any adir. 50
upon receipt OF price. or @. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name IL desired. bv
A. z MINTIE, NJ D.,
IL kearny Street. San Francisco, Gal.
DR.. MISTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRFr.
lCUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. Gonorrhea. elect, Leucorrhoa For
sale BY all druggists sl0O bottle six bottles 10,
$500.
DR.. MTETIE's DANDELION PILLS. are ths
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS csre
tn the market. For sale by all druggists.
1dhvtf
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TO THE unfortunate
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPEESARY.

EOO KEARNFY sT.
OAO of Com
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Francisco. EsiAbiishsd
IN 1855, for the treat.
msnt Of SsxuAlsnd Sem
tn1i Diseases. such a.
ooiiorrhea. elect.
stricture, Syphilis
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mai Weakness. ISnpotency. night losses BY
dreams, pfnplcs on the face. and lest manhood
can positively be cured The sick and Afflicted
should no. fail 10 call upon him. The Docto,
las Travelled extensively IN Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there obtaining
great deal Of valuable information, which he
Is eompateEf TO impsrt to those In need Of his
serssces. DR.. GIBBON will make no charge
unless he eject . cure. Persons ut q dist.nee
NAY BIZ CURED At HOME All com
I1sia1ieations strictly confidential. You see M
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doe
TOR VIII please state the name of the paper they
See this advertisement In. Charges reasorabIe
Isl or write. Address DIR. J. Il. GIBBOE. Bon
l.9s1. San Francisco. send $40 for packses n
nsdleinss nls-dsWa
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wea IN SIS,
spermatorrkos, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten.
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects of
Self Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses in
maturer years - such
Is Loss Of Memory,
TaaatAw1- ~
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The doctrine of eternal punishment is
a libel on God" said Pastor Brookman,
of Montreal Baptist Church. Hsv-
ing made this declaration he lost 30
time in resigning.
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Newport walls bear the posters of q
man who calls himself the Boss Theo-
logisn. He sdvertises a divine court,
by which any person can easily fi0d
the Way to heaven.
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Sunday, June IL. 1881.
A MORMON SERVICE.

From the Salt Lake Herald OF June
LIST we take the following concerning 8
service in the city the previous Sum
day. which will give our readers an
idea of the difference between religious
teachings In Utah and the sa ne here
and elsewhere:
The opening hymn at the services in
the Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon
Was the one beginning:
I'll praise my M4ker while I've br.aih,
And uheu my voice Is lost 10 death
Praise 81 all employ my nobler powers
Ny days OF praise shaf ne'er be past
While life and thought aud being last,
Or Immortality endurss.
Prayer by Bishop Kesler. The choir
sang the hymn beginning;
Ye children OF cur Lord,
Y saints OF latter days,
sduound the table Of our Lord
And join 10 si1 his praise.
, 1881-06-10
Interesting Relic from an Old Wrecked
Ship.

On the 10th OF January 1875 the Chilean
ship Pelicano was wrecked at Neah Bay
during thick snow storm and gale OF
wind from the northeast. She was COM
manded by Capt. Juan A. Dam, and. had
no pilot on board. The vessel was aban-
doned and the wreck was purchased by the
late Capt. Z. S. Fowler and all that was
saved OF her was brought to Port Town.
send. The figure head was secured by
Capt. James DalgaIdno. This was a bust
of an English officer with cap and three
plumes and had been covered with repeat
ed coarings of white paint till 1t presented
a very sorry appearance. Capt. Dalgard-
no kept it among lot OF old ships blocks,
dead eyes, iron bolts and old junk such as
arc collected from wrecked vessels. As lie
was somewhat in doubt about the nation
ality, as the vessel had been previously
named the ''Pallissier'' and owned by the
French who had sold her to Valparaiso
merchant, he made present OF the figure
head to Judge Swan, thinking that tile
Judge would discover Under the paint that
the carving originally represented an In
dian Chief. Mr.. Swan had the carving in
| the hall OF his office for three or four years
where it has been seen and commented
on by the numerous visitors who flock to
the Judges headquarters whenever he is
| in town to see his collection OF Indian
relics. At last Mr.. Swan got tired OF see
ing the old battered carving and made a
present of it TO Mr.. Charles Z. Jones, OF
this city, who took it to his shop and skill
fully removed the old white lead paint,
and has disclosed bust of Sir Colin Camp
bell, the hero OF Lucknow, in the full uni
form of general of Scotch Highlanders,
beautifully carved in solid old English oak
and originally painted in life-like colors
which are plainly to be seen wherever the
Old white putty-iike coating of white lead
has been removed. The blue bonnet on
the head, with the check of the clan Camp
bell on the band, and three plumes sur
mount the bust. The flesh color of the
face is perfect. The scarlet uniform coat
of the British officer. with St. Andrews
Gross and ribbon of the order OF the This
lie, all eXquisitely carved and colored,
show that this, when new, must have been
a ship carving of rare merit as a work OF
art.
Mr.. Harry Tilman, marine painter has
offered to restore the colors TO their origi-
nal brightness and, when done, we think
Mr. Jones will have valuable mcmento
OF Old times. We venture to predict that,
Capt. Dalgardno, when he sees the reno
waited Image Of the famous Old Scotch
cheftain, win order out a brace of bag.
pipes, an / invite the boys TO join him in d
, 1881-06-10
regular old fashioned Scotch reel.

regular old fashioned Scotch reel.
The legend of the vessel is that she was
originally built on the Clyde and sold dur
ing the CrImean war to the French who
named her the General Pallissier.'' She
was subsequently sold to a Chilean mer-
chant and at the time Of her wreck was
bound to one of the mills on Puget Sound
for lumber. Here is Il fine opportunity
for our local poets 10 gaze on that Old
weathcr beaten figure head and tell of the
scenes of storm and tempest, of battle and
carnage, and old sea fights in the Crimea
those stolid eyes have looked on, and bring
the scene to that wild January morning
when in winter storm at Cape Flattery
she was laid up tor good, and broken to
death OIL the jagged rocks at Koitla Point,
Ncah Bay.