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, 1875-05-02

heah fool you bettah Btay away pettsh 90 to hel
from do paw aseepin,. from your cabin swearin,
uan from Dc mounahs' bench tootin, Ef you's not
In atrnes, keep away from he'ah: don't bodder
u.s. 10 you want ps to uaake ouhseIves hoase m,
yon'a only fooli4' wid d. Lord tsIIa you 10 b1
mighty cahfuL want to see you \, comm 90 buh,
denrd by tho weight oh you Ains dat you canr hold
up 3op heada Iwaut to zee you heartbroke dat YOU
kneea knock tosedder when you walk Ypu' musi IL
loW,minded. The Bib'e lays great etress do low.
Ious got 70 Get low down in the dus' De good book
sa3s Low Lo y, IN de vollem Of do book il Ia vzit
Now, min dat, an be low"
THE MEMonIAI. CHURCH
:. The Memorial Church, Indiau1 ayenue (for-
merly Murray ChapeD, has not had q batter
stroke of fortune than the late npishap which
stripped tho church OF all its furniture. WHOM
untoward act seems to have turned the eympathy
Of the neighborhood in their favor. Tbe
church has been redtted for use, and = few oan-
o1ouB friends have presented the parish with
certain articles OF furniture, OF material worth.
OF which the following ia list: Ono set OF
beautifully carved aims basins; stone fount, Of
elegant workmanship; black walnut Isctern:
Of the early English Gothic style, massiye and
well designed; one green Alta1-cloth, suitable
for certain church 6easonH; one red altAr-cloth.
fringed and q beautifully embroidered mono
gram, ~. II. S."; very delicate damask set Of
communion linen, comprising chaiise, veil, and
three other pieces; large pulpit Bible, and 155
serv1ce-bookB. Bibles, and Tesraments. What is
now needed to complete the sanctuary furniture,
ls communion eet and chancel chairs, which
no doubt, will soon be supplied by come Chris
tan heart beating with noble impulses, The
address Of the Rector, the Rev. ", Norbert
smythe, IL l82 Thirty first street.
, 1875-05-02
DEDICATION SERVICES TO-DAY.


. The new building Of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Indiana aven7e and Thirtieth
street, the Rev. G. l.. Thompson. pastor. is to DO
dedicated this morning. The congregation was
first organized shout aix years ago, and tha Rev.
G. ". Msckay Was the first pastor. The church
was then on Wabash avenue, near Thirty.drat
street. Mr.. 11ackey, remained pastor about
two years, when he was succeeded By
the Rev. Dr. Brown. Of Srrngfeld,
H., who continued "a pastor until his death,
which took place three years ago.. The Rev. G.
/. Thompson, the present pastor, then accepted
the cali Of tho church. '.:'~
About three months ago ths church property
On Wabash avenue w1s sold and the pronersy OF
the Firs: Baptis. Church, corner OF Indiana ave-
nue and Tlr4ieth streat, po1cnesed for $40 900.
There WAS 5 brick chapel in tho rear Of tho lot,
aud the west eide of tnis was ta!:en out and an
addition built III tho form OF nave. the origiaa1
building forming tie tsansept- Tha seating c.,
pacit5 was doubled, and j. now about 500.
TEe churc1, has been newiy i fitted
up. re-up!;o' .:erad. otc., tho cost OF the
enlargement and retiring teaug abou. So, ,o00.
BaAiees ts1 u:a:n alj1sor+unn- there is lecture
room In the cu.T, and between i aad the sndito-!
- -. 50 Mr.
, 1875-05-02
THAT $4,000 CHALLENGE AGAIN.

10 tas Editor of The Chicago 3FibuHa:
CHICAGO, Msy 1.-The story OF David and Go
| Aath in the sacred writings Of the Jews, whether
truthful or NEUROLOGICAL certainly serves to illus.
| trate, IN the strongest possible manner, IN oc-
curEenca that is still fresh in the minds OF the
] readers Of TIE TRIBUNE, namely, the $50, 900
challenge to the theologiaus and scholars Of
Chicago to show that the asered writings Of the
Jews and Christians were Of any more I'M
portanca aa truthful and reliable histories than
any other writings known a sacred writing 8,
Upon inquiry at the Office Of TIE TRIBUNE the
atrange but most important fact is developed
that the gentleman who mada tha offer has
found in Chicago no foeman worthy OF his
steel. In the case Of David and Goliath,
tho staggering and boassfu1 Philistine' who had
been go long 1ording it over Gods choscn people
was struck dead at the first blow. By strip
ling who went up against him simply with tie
truth upon his side and ''in the name Of the Lord
God OF Hosts" The theologians Ct Chicago
and OF the country have apparently fallen "a sud-
denly at the first blow Is did the hugo Ph11is.
tine.
Tho only effects thus far noticeable upon the
public have been, firstly, the withdrawal from
The AAidnoe Of q number Of its editors,
whose leanings4 II any, we're towards tho
unfolding Of traditionarY religion instead Of
ssa ss.r to ths seehsarted a'ns aad b Se
eral Swing, who alone remains it's editor
Tho Alliance Was asked to publish the original
challenge to Christ Church, and though matter
Of fresh and important news, and intimately
connected with the CAUSE Of trus religion, they
failed to comply, owing probably to disagree
ment among it's editors concerning the matter.
Another effect most plainly noticeable has been
the late move OF the Unitarian Societies in pro-
yiding central places OF worship in the theatres,
whers the masses my gather .ithous tho money
, 1875-05-02

country. At each Of these towns sre Also schools
Tor the acquisition Of foreign languages; Tho
Imperial University Of Jeddo ia now in working
order, and special courses Of study in Law, cheul-
iesi technology, and engineering are open. OF
girls schools not as much has bosn done al WAS
hoped. At both kloto and Osaka, the numbc-
OF girls in the schools equals that OF boys, and
as the former place one establishment, entirely
under specially instructed native management,
numbers within its walls over 600 pup1l5. The
hedicai College at Yedo, under German au-
spices, Is also III prosperous condition, and tho
army, navy, and public works depsrtmants al
have special aud uan-equipped schoola.
, 1875-05-02
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
THE CHURCH IN GENERAL,

Thursday being Ascension Day will be properl
obser7ed ut the Church Of tho Ascension. Il
the evening there will be full choral aervice ~
sermon BY the Rev. DR.. Sullivan. -.
Tho General Association Of General Baptist
have called National Convention Of Ill Libera
and F1ee-C Communion Baptists, to meet in Co
1nmbus, Ind. in November next, for the pnrpos
OF thorough examination.
There is great work Of grace going On in sa
vannah, Atlantis, Augusta, and many OF th,
smaller cities and towns in Georgia. The Pres
byterians, Methodists, and Baptists ara receiving
largo accessiona to their numbers-
Iha Episcopalians OF New:London, Conn.,, ART
shout to erect memorial church to Bishop Sen
bury at Groton, bis birthplace and 81, 500 have
been raised for that purpose. They now ask aii
from other quarters to prosecute their enter:
prise.
Tho Methodists Of Worcester, Mass, lately
kept meeting going for ten hours, and raised
$35. 900 to pay OF thar church debt ; and NO are
stories told, but the Obligations Of the people to
Christ we're presented strongly.
i Parliamentary report has just given the
reyepues OF the Scotch establishment rather
q. so much Of it as ID supported by hthes. The
revenues of 855 parishes amount to 9291, 1877, or
about u, 700 zach, including msnse. globe. etc.,
from which are p.id the stipend Of the clergy
man: and the other parish expenses
Since the date OF that 'smost eloquent prayer
aver addressed to Boston audieuce," We re-
member nothing more gulle!ass than the word
ins Of tke resolution just passed BY the South
Carolinn Lower House granting gratuitJ Of
sgaIl to the ReY. Mr. ;Goosley for praying '' with
credit TO himself aud satisfaction to this House. -
AT \ meeting. Of the high-achool and classic
teachers at Boston. the Rev. 4 P. Peabody, D.
B.: argued that it Was better for child to grow
up with strong aeotarian p1oeliv1tiss than to
crow up in Ignorance of the Bible and the his
fory Of or religion. He would baaish Scrip
tnra, question-booxs Is they had bean the great,
eat ens1n1es of Bcr1ptural education. and child
neyer rets connected ide& OF I scnpsuTA nAr-
tative from THAR U.S. Hs adFoostsd ~ psad"
, 1875-05-02
BREVlTEES.


When the evil one is going to and fro, and ul
and down over the earth, can We doubt thst ha Il
improving ?-Boston AdoerAser. ..-
r. baa haan d;acoverea That ahakv f;rms nsr.
80 ~ 80, 80 - .":suu.
al1y belong tc tne M1nerite pessuaslon' because
they all Keep the day OF their going up pro
found secret.-Boston Adre47tser. -
:A4 ..,x,,,.1 ,..;-.. ho1s ~ p,a
-. 'ecens 1e't'Ai tueen t.elo ~ oaa 49,
Mion'' young gentleman concluded aferVent
aooress os s1stus' ".sn 20 W. 11l<'"o ~ tno
fr1endless. father TO ths 1atneEless' and
widow to the wiaowless.r
a,id co1oraa .f.aoro;. ,,ra,,,a~. ..D.Js
aa!a s@ossu ~.a.,;l, ,..uota .,1 ef7aeass ".,
ropo'a anu steann az a1ouno' Dafs % Beech
er business, de Woodruff buainess1 Sumner ia
dead, tornadoes come whoopin' around, de
Freedman's Bank has busted, and 1t pears as il
de- end Was nigh, mighty olus ut hand"
to aor, s;n,a = vsrv nra.+v ro,,ne ,,arr;.a
lew ohss: slnce vely paSsIy youns masf1eu e
Tomanr .aaa aee esas ~ ,ha VI
1 I.1;1PP - If1l ~ $4,000 ~ a~oross;-eE ~
, 1875-05-02

IL
is 7ialtin friends in Chicago,
Biah op Whipple. Of Minnesota. is now recruit.
ing his health st The Arkansas Hot Springs.
The Rev. Dr.. Worrell, Of the First presby.
terian Church, Covington, Ky ia visiting the
city,
The Rev: David Willis, D. b., has accepted the
| call Of the Western Presbyterian Church, Wash
ington, b. q.
Prot. Hyde, who occupies the chair Of Pastor
al Theology in the Chicago Theological Semi
nary, will visit Europe during tbs coming su1n-
| uar.
The Rev. H.. J. Brown. Of the Free Will
baptist Church, Wtncon. Wis, who has been
called to the Church 1t KeHanee, III, Was in
j the city last week. :
The Rov. E. L. Hunt, Of the Baptist Church
at Morrison. Ill, has just closed protracted
meeting ot hye reels, where seEenty-sevan
| were addedto the Church.
The Rev. Arthur Mitchell is enjoying his stay
| at tue Sulphur Springs in Virginia to such de-
gree that his return 10 likely to find him rs good
! as new man. He IL expected home in about
two weeks.
The Rev. Ebenezer HALEY, D. D.. pastor Of
the Third Presbyterian Church of Albany, n. Y,
preached oC Sunday, the 18th ult., the 6ftieth
anniversary Of his entering the ministry, from
1ne s9st' ness peeu youue auu uo" am olo-
hls hrst charge VAS at st. Andrews, Scotland,
the scene Of the labors Of John Knox Thirteen
years later he came to America, and has been for
twenty years past the pastor OF his present
onarse' -
bers Of letters contaipipe the yilest abuse call
ing them robbers, sw1ndiers, biackpusrds. etc.
1t one meeting one man said, ia loud and i'm
pudent tones, !. / nolther believe in. your God.
your Christ, nor your devil" To which Mr.
n Moody repied very quietly, " Well, my friend
u you DON'T oeheve IN the devil, it Is very evi-
dent that the deyn believes II you, At tina
same t1tae ne cslled upon all to unite IN prayer,
remarking thas tlae boss way to show these peo-
ple that We ne4eve IN dod was for them to see
u praying 70 ha1a.
There seems to be q difference in Enclish
Judgment about the morits OF sankey, the mu-
sical evangelist, az an artist. The SDectctor
writes Of his art as being .tfpll OF sweetness and
genuine tenderness Of expression hardly too
much to be admired The SATURDAY. Recieto.
, 1875-05-02

| 70 Mt Editor of The chscago grsounx:
! MONTREAL. P. @, Can, April 28.-Haying
heard OF the excitement caused in your city by a
people who call themselves ''second Advent.
ists," respecting tho Lords appearing to
night" etc, I desire to say few words. T am
not one who would scof At peoples excitement
in e1ror but take their zeal, rather, "a an
equivalent for truth in euch matters. Seven
years ago, HRS. Oakley declared, in the
Town OF Goderich, *' That was the
Messiah's Fararunner;" and because was
not ''a man ct the world, !" but man OF God,
thsrefore all my friends forsook me. in Chicago,
Toronto, Edinburg City. and the world !; and,
when in this friendlcss and forlorn condition, We
were cruelty expelled from house and home, and
had not place for many dreary nights for our
family to- repose, save upon the cold, damp
earth, aud under the open canopy OF heaven !;
and, when We were Hospitality entertained for
the winter by the good people OF Peterborough
Ontario, CHICAGO WAS THAT NIGHT N rIANEsl
And no one hardly knew the cause. save our
selves -
Now, the: saying, "Behold come as a hisk,n
implies that it is not literal coming Of the
LORD but, when it says, 'Behold como quick
III and my reward is with me" etc., It is liter
ii coming meant, We, therefore, proclaim to
the whole world, that am the Beulah-hephzi-
bah, Yahweh-a ahammah Jew,-the Messiah's
Forerunner and that my wife is also the only
George the Fourth,-born OF q pure marriage Of
The King with French Princess. Aug. 7, 1922
"and which the malice OF the world [afterwsrdj
converted into actual criminaNty," Memoirs al
George w., page z65 And that these things
yin appear evident to the world in :. few days.
friend in truth, william OAKLEY.
P. S.-"The Memoirs Of George w." is pub
lshed by Messrs. Adams Victor l. Co., 96 WILL
ian street. New York City.
Our three sons are natives Of the Towns Of
Berlin and E1dora, Hardin County, In, q. A.
It is said, sThe Lord hath appeared to ST.
mon." Tbs Lord hath also appeased unto "a.
Mum. ri. s. n. O.
, 1875-05-02
Education In Japan

The Japan 1fa1l reviewing the erents Of 1874
gives interesting particulars Of the progress
made in the nav educationa! policy. In 1872 it
was proposed to establish s., 900 schools through
out the Empire, to consist of ~ normal schools,
(2) schools Tor tho acquisition Of foreign lar
guages, (s) girls schools. Internal disturbances
aud the threatened war with China somewhat
iuterfered with thia comprehensive scheme. 1t
Iedo, Osaka, Nagasaki, Hlrochima, NAgoya,
Nugata, ard &liyagi n1f.oea schools are e.
tabllsned, from which graduates arc sant to
train the teachers in the university schools,
md thair inauanee h powerfully falt through thu
, 1875-05-02
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Nav2-Fifth Sunday aftet Easter.
Noy y3-Kogat1ou-Day.
May 4~.RoRztion-Day. =
Nay ay5-Rog7Hon-Dsy. !.
:NoY G-AsccuHion- -Dny.
:. ROMAN CATHOLIC. !.
. Aay9-Fifth Sunday xfter Easter ST. Afh2nsa3us,
B. c. D.
Mavs-RogstIon; Finding of tho holy 0rusa.7
Aay4-Rogation; St. Monica, ".
Aav 5-HbEadon Eve Of Ascenaion st" Plus T.,
Mag s-Ascezslon Of Our Lord.
Mar 7-St. Stanisiaus, B. 81. ''-
Aav s-Appazition Of st. Michael AzchanG. -
, 1875-05-02

This. 1t should be born In mind, ia the Chicags
record apart from al that has bean done for The
University. We suppose that . like sum. 81
least. should be placed to the credit Of Chicago
the liabilities indicated nbove, now reduced td
| soma $50, 900, subscription Of about $23. .000
! MAS received at a gathering Of brethren held ri
the Brevoort House on Thursday evening OF last
! week. Adding this to the amount OF former
| subscriptions, we have at least $3.50 600 az the
gift OF Chicago Daptists to ths Seminary planted
amongst them, and as pledge Of their zeal and
| their hearty interest in its prosparity. . e..
THE nRGvooET HoCsE MEETING
n the Edltor Of Ths Chicago 1slqp,e:
CHICAGO, April 3Q.-The meeting Of tia Bap~
tist Brotherhood at the Brevoort House the
other evening deserves brief notice. After =
hearty meal C. n. Holden called the friends to
order, and stated the object of the gathering.
Tbs Rev. Dr.. Cheney. Of the Fourth Baptist
aud 'i +. did / 50 1Sd With - adnirsbie l's tacs,
ability, and enthusiasm he said tho
* ideae OF such meeting Was due to the Rev.
T. ": Goodspesd. Members OF tho Sec"
1thoat 13a ni .t.eTy snf' is "sh feasost "a IL 81 IL
good works, had had = private gathering
for consuitarion to lift the wheel ont Of the ruts
The second Church is now the strongest Baptist
Church in the city, aud the "banner" church Of
the West others do uobly, but she exces then,
efactor and wheel-horse of the Seminary. He
give to 1t large portion Of his means at time
when u was worth $5 in inspiration and hope
Another member Of that church has given, it
was said, oue-quarter OF his means. Those arc
Heavens roblemen, who fill a gap in great en-
torprise just when it must be filed or perish.
I cannot tell you the good things which
were t4said," but can tell you che good
thing "done." The sum OF &23 900 was
pledged, and only about eighty or 100 we're pres-
ent, 30 tho payment Of the $50, 900 is "fore-
goue conclusion" Why, the ministers OF Chi
, 1875-05-02
BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. "
EFFORT TO PAP OFF IT'S DEBT,

The Standard has long editorial on ths Bap-
tist Theological Seminary, nar1ating the circuu-
stsnoea under which 1t was founded, and giving
the following statement Of its financial oondi-
ton:
- The financial exhibit stands, in brtef, ~ fo1lowg:
Total RESOURCES $50 SOS 90
Aot41 12ulnt1es4 65f33
, 1875-05-02


This Is taken from tho published statement Of
year ago. Tha new one to be soon made will b. more
favorable still In tho acquisition of what Ia repro
scented by these hgurea the Chlcago reoord IN fol-
lows:
suox rtptions paid Ii cash 68, 8,753
Subscriptions paid IN real estate. II 900
ho1ez and subscriptions unpaid. 5000
, 1875-05-02

Conversation WnIcl he had with him, attributed
much OF hls SUCCESS, on ono part Of his double
Sidebottom, and gave due credit for tbs help OF
his Preaidlng Elder, T. II. Trainer. His name
is j. ". Bedford. We are sorry we do not know
what the ~ stands for. Such man IL worthy
Of his full name."
=, -. ST. PETERS MISSION.
=, Tha members OF St. Peter's Episcopal Mission
have moved their quarters from As Third avenue,
and pitched their tent on the second floor OF No.
l43 State street, near Madison, where, besides
the usual Sunday services, it la proposed to hold
noon-day saryica daily, lasting only twenty
minutes, chiefly for the accommodation Of busi-
neaa men. At these, the Episcopal clergy Of the
city Will oficiate in turn: The new chapel is
very comfortable and attractive, and wa venture
to predict that the MONDAY services will be well
We subjoin list Of the officiating clergy for
the ensuing week: Monday, May 8, the Rev.
DR.. Locke; Tuesday, May 4, the Rev. DR.. sulli-
Thursday, May 6, the Rev Dr. Stocking; Friday,
May z, the Rev. L. Pardee; Saturday, May 8,
the. Rev. DR. McMurdy. The week-day service
commences at 1910 .. N.
CoLoRED REVIVAL.
There il cotored Moody in Tennessee who is
raising great excitement among tho negroea.
4 writer to the Cinc,nnat1 Commercial gives the
following specimen OF his style:
Now, hredren md sistsrs, wo want uounaun heah
tonight NO fooln': Fl you can't moulin for your
sins don't e:ne toeEa' rocn' dts alsah. knows ye;
beip' hurt. The Lord spises ,mockery. sonetimes
yo4 sinnahs con,es fohtd an holds your head too
high eon4n'. You coma foah you's ready. You
You1 foolin' wid de- Lord. You come suttin' up 70
d at.h: yen TOPS down On Jour kne:a m Jun peeps
III y1a M d. @s rso. ao y9a ys1 :'c e
- =: In. ~ . aaas2 III: =? < % ' e'.sss e
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11
Isl'cyities.

With Prof. Garrison and the Laymcn
of Portland, Vancouver will soon
swarm with Scribcs and l'harisccs.
Balcd straw is the latest Vancouver
importation.
The latest expectation was made by
Anton Young this morning; it consist
cd of several tons of ice sent over To
Portland.
An old fence made new is the latest
improvement on DR.. Turner's premises
Looks better, Dr.
Smithvs Shea to-day in Justice ! lay
dcn's Court.
Plenty ofshasng, at the cooper shop
in the biz barn at the Public Square
free to all who will carry them away
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11

was expected. Mr.. Knott claims to-
have more than paid expenses thus far
For the information of the travelling
public we will state that under the
present arrangements, the ferry leaves
its landing at the Government wharf
ever, morning at : o'clock, an1 makes
onc trip over and back every h"nr dn-
rino the day until 7. ", the time for
making the last trip
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11
Ball and Bat.
Vancouver, ". I. Sept. Z. 49,

Vancouver, W. 7. Sept. 7. 1875
ED. INDEPENDENTS:
In last weeks issue Of the lNDErLN-
DENT under ball and Bat" you stat,
that the Spartans have gained t1co vic
tories over the Portland boys. Nor
are mistaken, the game on last .,atu..
day making frr games the %pur.a.-
have won.
Respectfully
Yours =. hc ha.
\ Er.-l...
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11
TERRITORIAL.
otll INST.


Wall, W,1,o viii want water NO longer
~, u.,,,.. Nil ....,, lao ,vorl. i,,,, well
The Seattle Coal Company nave Nn'
vessels employed in the ua"' "'' ' 0'
l f''''''S'o
Rim last y..rl, very eori,us'v dam3g,G
.,lo vhra. ,r.n o.. in, puvlNip ,udjdn
rss,,v,,;a,,.
Travel ~ '3' Iu-'' 49, .'', ~
nom an ''''I.,' Is very '''. w. -
~ cl'"P id'S'
Thcr, a,& too many Iol.,r. .,Ga.-
round Walh Wlia for the safety ot j,r
c'"'>'" r''"'-'
Ike tir' uumbtrof the pa - ~
E,h3 viii appear on ncXt Tuesday r3 '.-
inc at Olympia pUu'j-htr IHuc ~
Cook.
,r.f r.1., H.. .,..,ror No,.b pa.,,.
,,.,.,,,.;, ,N.;....,;, I,,s b,.n i.,cr.,s.
''' e. M ~, ,u.. ,bo r,r,,,,, ,,,r. Lcl,r.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11

Hon. Orlando lIuma~on. M old res
dent Of Oregon. after Il rroti1c'ed and
r.iYri,l illness. d;c1 a, the paIics ~ the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11

ROAD AND FERRY.-Thc road be-
tween Vancouver and Portland is 70 he
improved. Judge Woodward, accom-
panied by the County Commissioner,
OF Nlultnomah County, passed over it
yesterday to inspect with reference TO
bridging and planking the worst por
ton through the bottom. The balance
of the road is of a .ravclly nature and
will need but lit attention. The fer
ry. Salem No. :, will in couple Of
weeks be withdrawn and the Lizzie
Ladd put on instead. Timbcrs are he.
ing got out to build new fcrry-boat
especially for this place. Thus far th-
terly enterprise ...s done hc..cr ma
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11

WRITING SCu0oL,-Pro( Garrison's
Writing School !, in full bla with en-
attendance Of over fifty pupils, Young
and 3D. The Prot i. ap active and
thorough teacher aud the class is pro
crossing iinclv.-
1N:EovEMn>r.--M Mi Wolf the ca
>erpri~.ng shoemaker, has put 4 new
-ircss 90 his shop in ;he shape OF ii bran
new siding AMI q coat Of paint, greatly
improving II appearance. Others of
&c Main .;rccicrs 90 and DO likewise.
l.AYNAN.-Thcl avmcn of Portland
will visit Vancouver again on Sunday
NEXT. They are coming not exactly 81
hundred thousand strong in number.
bat in spirit ,hey Will no doubt prove a
conqucring host to The cohorts of sin
SERENApE.-W acknowledge the
compliment of a scrcnadc at the lNpE-
PENDENT office ON Thursday evening.
Come again boys your music wa,
Ca the hiut dld ~ ..nlij deep
IT. s'"- ''' ''' 81 N'''' . E'n'o"er'
The man. r,icnd, ofrol Tr;,n ,,;r
rcrrct TO learn Of his .cvcrc ;llnc.s lie
was taken last Mondav with conycstivc
chils and has been lvrno ina critical
condition ever since. The hes, of mcJ-
ical aid he, been secured and all ,h,,
o''' Wv - 'N''S
N'''' '''N
''''' ''''' i = 'oN'> 'V''N''H'
TnE Mixrs.-Ioln Cradclbauoh.
ESQ.,. lltrlv returned fron, tlr Silver
~.,r Mines ,.,.,,. ,loo..1,.,,
rs yoal =, ever Iuc,,.c.,u,.,r.. ot.,,..
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-11

1N3Eov Mr.. W off, the ca
>erpri~ng shoemaker. has put a new
-ircos 90 his shop in ;hc shape OF bran
new siding AMI a coat Of paint, greatly
improving u appearance. Others OF
&c Main -;recicrs 90 and DO likewise.