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The following sums were paid to the men
who contested seats. or who were turned out ~
almit their cOntestanta.

These liberal sums merely serve as tempta-
tions for future defeated Congressional can
didntes. and are seeds for future contests.
Money was Appropriated to pay the families
% urve , 1ons Iessuen tls ua'hhcs Oh lhs
lived. although newly elected members drew sal
aries also. SO when member dies two sala-
drnw
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PUBLIC MONEY SoUANDERED.
Some OF the Interesting Items In the sundry
civil Appropriation Bui.

WASHINGTON, March 10-The Sundry Civil
bill. which IL always a catch-Hll-Rn omnibus
has been printed from the official parchment
COPY. which remuins on file Mt the State Depart
ment. and contains the following appropria-
tiuns for public buildings.
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GRAND CENTRAL PASSENGERS.
GOING NORTH FROM CITY HALL. TRANSFER AT
saTH ST STATION, AND GOING SOUTH TO CITY
HALL. TRANSFER AT CHATHAM SQUARE STATION
r. Z. KICKER.
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NlisttlIantons.

RTIFICIA :. human yes made To Order at rca son.
a able rates. Or. b. BAlCn and =. GOUGELMANN, -
B,.ecker IT.
EOH SALr-nd material In buildings. l24 Atlantic
- ami III ana l23 flci1C 81 RruOkNu. huIdings TO
be- ~ down Apply 10 JocENkAN a BCRNHAM, l26
Il
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New York. March Is 1879.
IErunrnL IrAN EIEN ,.rEn Ill


NTETKOrOIITAN ELEVATED RAIL
vi wAY-Opcn from 80 4 VI to - r VI. Rector
strrct-Ncarest point tor Wall Street Try. and
with ,ars Tor South Ferry curtnndt sirect-Nearr,t
point for Jersey CITY and CumWuniraw ferries Park
placr-Nearrst point i.r Post ohce. city Hal aud Bar
clay Street Ferry To- Huboken Chambers street. Near
point tor PaNonia ami Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Grand streeNcurr, ONT Tor pesbrusSs street
Ferry 20 jersey CITY ANA connects with Tor Des
broses ami Last Grand Street ferries Bcrcker street
Connects with fur ami west Eighth street
Near, It point Tor Christopher street Ferry luhokrn
connecting With cars Tor Christopher and East Tenth
sireticreS Fourteenth strrctNearrst MONT to Union
square. Mal|ack's aud LNceum Theatres. Academy Of
Music Irving ana rinmanN Halls CONNECTING with cnr,
Tor East Twenty third amt TWcutNtourth street trics
Twenty third strcetNenrcSt point 10 booths s. james
and Park THEATRE. Grand Opera House. fillmore. Oar
den and Masonic Temple. and Twenty tlird Street Ferry
to jersey city THIRTY third >trctt-Nrarc.t point To
standard. Broadway and vi IA Avenue Theatre. Aqua
rum and san Francisco Mustrcs cuuuccune with cars
Ter NrehaM Ken Ferry Forty second strrrt-tu uuccts
with Sew Nork rrln-trr COMPANY cabs i"r Grand cen
tral Depot fltrth street tttyvishtn strrtt,uuncct
IN with car, OF Bet Line klir"ad Nglrrst point FOR
Central Park FiitvtIlri street anl Eghth aNtuup
Fui uirt VII trains take east side stations For down
ttNu trains take west side stations Tram, will
aSth t ana 6tl and ji It ana 9Th alternately
Fare. 10 cents cNcrl hewt'u the hours 80 and 80
A. NJ. aul 8 and Y NJ. when the iart t. ccutS
WI r. GARRISON President
w. IA. Gftf /.
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Sblppina.
GENERAL. TRANsATLANTIc COMPANY

COMPANY.
" Between New York ant llaVre
Iumpauys ui~r, 49, North River. foot Of Morton
France. rrudclle.. Ncdnr shay. March 10 r.
Labrador san slicr W. iur-duV. Auril , t.D r.
Louis De B.BlNN. Agent. IS Broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Pier loot u' Canal It, North River.
FOR san FRANCIS %. VIA tsrHMCS or PANAMA
StriuSsu. COLON. Fudav. March ~. uoun
Connecting Tor Central AMI 80 ma America Mexico
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CRY or PEkfNG. saturday, April ., noon
steamship CITY OF TOXIC rhurs'av, Nav l. noon.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU. NEW ZEA
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
steamship CITY or SYDNEY. Satu aay. April "a noou
For freight general Information amply at Conpanys
office. the Pier tput Of Canal t.. y r.
SPECIAL AOIitE.-ENi6NANT~ forwarded To SAN
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA
ZEALAND, lui AUSTRALIA For pa SAGE aud 10
formation 100 rrsard n routes apply 10 the Passenger De
ptrtwcut 211 Broadway
OTrERDAM LINE Steamers leave Com
IL lanN'- ricr ad oiull pHvouu Ferry. jersey City
ROTTERDAM .. March IS SculEpAN ~. March -
l-tNHbin s5-s7l - Cabin, s45-S,J Steerage. SIS
FrNCH. EDNE co. L. IS. NORRIS
- =. WIN T.. ffal-nt Ats 80 3 way Pass AGENT
GTATE LIN E-rn Glasgow. Liverpool Belfast an1
cLondgnderry. from Pier -. a. too Canal i. urs
dn> Passengers 40 through rates 10 t leading cities Of
Europe. stetta-e. sld. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co .
A4vits. y Broadway. SrEERAGE OFFICES at ~
BrnndWnN an pier loot ot Canal It.
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PENNsYLvA,NyIA rn.HILEo1D.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.


AND UNITED STATES dAII. ROUTE
On ani after Jan. H. lS7s,
Trains leave New Nurk Desbrusses and Cortlanit
Streets Ferries A. follows:
Expires inr iarrsburs PITTSBURGH, the West anL South
viii Pullman Palace Cars attached AZ A NJ. q ami
saOP dMN.
For Williams p1rt Lock Haven CORY. ami Erie Al : -
NJ, CONNIE cuug At CORY Tor ntus,luc. Petrnru n
Centre. ami the un kcHons MiIliansp0rt aud Lo.N
Haven y A. VI.
Baltimore. Washington AMI the south. Limited Wash.
ngtou kNure,-" lf Pullman Parlur Cars iulN except
sunday, ~ A. VI, arrive Washington ~ T.. VI. Regu
lar AZ 80 and 20 A. NJ. ! amt lu T. VI sunday.
$50 4. ". amt 10 + NJ For Baltimore, =. NJ except
SUNDAY
Expression Philadelphia, 4io 80. 3 20. 40 Limted
II A. ". 81, l. D. q. 7 49, $50 and ~ T.. " sun
DAY 4.Bl and A VI. o. Il. 7il 80 aud 10 p NJ Emi
grant and Secnni class. 80 + VI
Boat, at Bruo&iyu Annex connect with all through
trains az Jersey city anuriing speedy ami direct
transfer Tor BrooNyntraNeL
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50, 1910 A. NJ 10 10
daily $40 4. VI ,d..oP daiiy, except Monday
FROM Washington and Baltimore, 40 A. NJ. ,. 3:3J
80 10 10 r. NJ SUNDAY 90 a NJ ami 700 r N
800 lu+i ~ ~ \. VI. go TO- 10 T.. ".
Ticket Ohlces, 20 and oit Broadway. | Aston House.
and foot OF Deshrussrs ana COrauit SIS Court anl
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot of FULTON Il, Brooklyn,
IA. llH ami llS Hudson iuhukrn, Depot Jersey
CITY Emigrant Ticket Ohce. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. /. T. FARMER
AL Gen Agp
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Sdtantto---maIts.

Sdlantt0-- -ulalts.
nov wanted between the age Of 10 and IL to learn
- tue OOn' OuO'" 7 REsNoND, Builder 81 Peck slip.
DOYS can obtain good homes with farmers In Viz.
I IT 4th It
BMASs MouIpENNS ysCIT1 o. =. Climbers brass
poY to work at baking. Apply ats James slip.
CABINET MAKER wanted. Apply at W John
INIuSr-CI.Ass coat basters wanted "a Barclay St.
\ TTuOGRAPUIC steam printer Address BIGE.
IL Low hox 1875, sun Office state age experience and
WAGES wanted
MAN wanted experienced in the manufacture Of
WI Rubber stamps. good wages Address B, box IN
Sun ofhcc
OPERATOR on leather sewing machine; one nc
~ cu-tlmcd t. work on nremcnsequpmentsp preferred.
NJ 100 Grand st.
DHI, TER-Bov wanted thit understands type set
1 ling and ob work DAMAN PEErS a. Hickman st
DLUMBFR wanted at sO2 81 av. None but nrst
CCROLL sAwYERs and ioiucrs wanted on pic.
- turc frames Apply az Tompkns It., near Grand St
RIO riannmakerS Frstcass tone regulator wanted
Il 1t FlS' HERS t25 West 2sth st
NANTFD-A practical engineer to travel and .ell
w uasktng fnr Steam engines Address with stamp.
4 C. HEYNOOD. Nam It, Worcester, Mass
WANTED-Tw99ggo4 t.ilorr. t1et can hu.Gsl and nd
No So Hamilton av. South Brooklyn.
XVANTED-Enerccnc aud reliable salesman, to take
w CITY orders Apply with reference The Singer
Manufacturing Co. 7nSth av.
ANTED-A carprnicr. one accustomed to lobbing
w work preferred. Apply carly Mt MOORE's Restau-
rant - Park row
XVANTLD-Cnitcrs, orcr'tor., and filters on shoes
Brooklyn
VUANTrD-3 HANGERS 20 seton wool hats Apply
w corner Willouehby and Raymond SIS. Brooklyn
WANTFD-Brush drawers on cut work. ~ State
w st Brooklvn MILES BROS GO.
UANTED-shocmakers one m stclass custom dt
w ter and two makers 52t 81 av BARNEfs
WANTFDaI,r,heek e ,.,e. ..., c,....,,..,.
w LORD IAhlok Grand ana Chrysue SIS
IEANTED-Carncntcrs lump work to thin. wyck.
w N st between "a aud 4th avs. Broo<lyn.
XlANTED-Ensincer To run horizontal engine.
w Address G. VI. box 1872 sun office.
EANTgD-Blacksmii io take nrst Ore IN business
w wagon manua ctory IL lst av
LVANTED-A Young man to work on cakes Apply
w at 1872 Atlantic av Brooklyn
xVANTED-A good grocery boy, reference required.
w Appl, at tO1 lst nv ate ?. VI
w ANTED-A drsiclnss cutter on colored aud white
w sSirts Lislenard It
WANTED-ioo tailors for boys pants and vests 2s7
w Canal IT.
81 POUNDS pure tea. snc.. 5 pounds coffee soc.
- Sample Tea Co. 2'fi Pearl a. ani ~ Fulton It
Oh CON POsITOKs and proof reader wanted. law
~ work; letters not answered BURGOiNE, ~ Rose
street
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TRAINS WILL Re Run BETWEEN CITY HALL
MIDNIGHT.
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WILL BE RUN FROM 7So A. NJ. UNTIL 70 80 MID.
NIGHT
GRAND CENTRAL TRAINS WILL NOT BE RUN on
SUNDAY
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ITO PHILADEI.PHIA
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.ssTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
nkIWktN
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FoU2TEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
InREE DEPOrS is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER DEC. 49, 1873
Express Trains leave New iorS VIA Desbrosses and
COrtanit Streets Ferries. a follows
80. $50. = ~. " 10 llAmitedI. II A. VI l. 800 sd
Z 80 80 ami 20 T. NJ sundays t.3O and A. NJ 5, Q,
Z 80. $50 ami IN L. NJ.
BOnts OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey city. ailoring a speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia ~ ol. 345 s.55 T.
81, =. $50 ami II 4. NJ. linlted Express sd p.
M, p T. $50, 7, And 80 T. NJ ON sunday l2Ol
9t1, 81 90, :, = 80 A. NJ 4. IS T.. VI.
Ticket Offices l2d ami oii Broadway. Aston House
anu foot OF pebru,ses and COrtanit SIS Court st. and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot of Fulton It, Brooklyn, ~
10 ana ~ Hudson st. ioboken, Depot, Jersey Cly.
FRANK THOMSON, L. p FARMER
General Manager Geu'l PASSENGER Agent
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Situations dllantto.
A RESPECTABLE widow wants the care Of one
n ortwo children an infant At her home: wilha a
good home ami mothers call all week ia Jane
4 near Washington Inquire Tor the hous, keeper rst
floor
GERMAN. who speaks Engli.h. and is well recon.
n mrnded ~ cuachman aud gardener. wants similar
SITUATION. Addres, 3i3 Water It city.
y experienced manufacturer NJ ice cream. both In
~ English ad French style Apply at $50 Elizabeth IT.
ANcxpcucn. ed butcher WISHES situation. Call OF Ad.
~ dress ~ aud ~ Charles II. New York.
ROSS BAkERS.-Firstclass foreman on bread,
ID cake, aud Vie wants situation. best OF city refer.
enee Address u. box rs, ,un Office
PAX ER.-second hand. city or country 1884 Eldridge
ID Il ist door. two days
TO Ross BNkERs.-A sober. industrious baker
wishes situation good second hand on all kinds VI
bread cakes aud pies city country call address
twodayS 25 Bowcry.
TO Boss Btkers-A nr.t-clas. hand on all kinds Of
bread sni cake also Vienna bresd and rolls wishes
steady situation Please address MILLION, TO- Market st.
near Broad. Newark. y. J.
TO Bnss Bakers Wanted. situation Ms foreman m
bread. or second hand ON bread and cake. English.
TO BOSS BAKERs.-A young man wishes a
Il situation ~ second hand on bread or cake Please
cal or address Tor two days ijd West t5th Il
DOuI WEST 2trH STA respectable Protest.
cNOS ant Eiu rs competent nurse tor infant or
grown children; can sew on machine gooi citN
cnces from last place.
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ddantto...EtmaIts.

A -A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.
Operators wanted on nne
Swiss and Organize suits.
II. b. CLNFLtN \ CO.
Cloak Department,
fItnf "a a
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A GREAT barcans-5Op1 Sinrer. nomcsti W
~ 4 Gibbs Wheeler Wilson. Siutu siS; Howe weed.
Remington, Wilson 81 ~ SIP. war antrd.
BROW \. le2 Nrnml u. nnnr fnrsNlh.
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.tor Sar an0 Do Stt.
RASEMENTS 70 let under Grand Central Market.
ID broadway and iIih It
CHEAP HOUSES To- let or sell OF easy terms
u T. II BABCoCK. 2ls Montague st. Bro0klvn.
I OFFS, store hoors. aud Easements 10 let with or
II without steam uuNcr, good lt.ht water ami water
closets On each hour; hustwaNs, heated by steam n
quired. %. -. ~ AMI - Roe - New York
j. 7 PRESTON. - Rose It. New York
STORE o. let suitable for sroccry. has been oceu.
- pie =. such for the last ten years Apply ON prem
i-es, los TN av.
SrANDS to let in Grand Central Market, Broadway
- and am i
TO LET.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS
LAWYERS. or AGENTS,
SEVERAL OFFICES.
steam-heAted and well lighted on the
SECOND STORY Of
THE Sun BUILDING.
Corner Nassau and Frankfort sta
RENT Low.
These premises overlook Printing House Square, tbs
CITY Hall Park Post Ohce and the Courts
Apply at
THE PUBLICATION OFFICE OF THE sun.
LE'T-S,nrc AMI Lics room. isi Cherry St rent
L low Ia s"d rnut luS West lin s.
TEN STALLS to let. - 80 month 52x54. Lafay
Il cite place near @th -
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Green', .Amgsi.t .'IoMrr.

II is natural for people suffering with Dys-
pep9ia and Liver Complaint or any dcrange
ment of the digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Ifabitual Costiyc-
ness, 9alpitaton Of the Heart, Heart burn
Water-brash gnawing and burning pains at
at the pit Of the stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue, and disagrecablc taste in the
mouth, coming up Of food after eating, low
spirits, &c, to put oil from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their
ncighbor, friend, orrclative, yet they have no
faith in it until it j. too late. But if YOU viii
70 to your Druggist and get n bottle Of
cure is as sure as you live sample bottles
OF this medicine can be obtained for 10 cents
to try it, superior virtue.
Regular size - cents. Try it, two doses
will relieve any case
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syrup OfIsypOpliosphitcs

Fellows Compound syrup Of Hypophos-
phites IS used with good results in Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervousness, Gen
eral debility, Dyspepsia, troublesome coughs,
etc, and gives satisfaction in all cases. Its
power of arrestng diseases is honorably ac-
knowedged by physicians wherever it has
been introduced. j. c. Harmon, VI. d.. county
physician. Los Angeles, says: II think
highly of it. and use it largely in cOnsump-
ton, lung complaints and nervousness" II.
:. Orme, VI. D., eX-Presdent Of the Board Of
Medical Examiners, California, says: II use
it in my practice with good results l. Z.
Cross, NJ. d., says, 1T gives much relief in
cases of debility and severe coughs" O.
Walther, druggist, Sacramento, says, "Dr.
Snider prcscrbes it for phthisis and general
debility" X. +. Collins, druggist. san Jose.
have much confidence in it, having seen it
used with marked benefit in several other
cases" Sold by d. Wall, Vancouver
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18
Military Items.

Company c, DIST Infantry, Lieut.. Elton
head commanding, arrived from the upper
country yesterday.
Major G. b. Throckmorton and family
from Fort Stevens, Oregon, are visiting
friends at the garrison.
Leave of absence for 20 days has been
granted I'd Lieut.. James C. Shofner, DIST
Infantry, to take effect October LIST, 1879.
Camp Winfield Scott, Kittitas Valley,
w. T., will be discontinued for the remain
der of the season, on the 3Oth prox., and the
troops composing it will be put cn route for
their respective winter quarters
First Lieut.. Fred II. E. Ebstein, Regi-
mental Quartermaster, Dist Infantry, will
be relieved from duty as Disbursing Quar-
termaster for the settlement of the Bannack
Indebtedness on the Both instant, and will
transfer all funds in his possession on that
account to the Chief Quartermaster of the
Department.
A soldier named Henry Nixon, of COM
pany E, 2lst Infantry, shot himself last
Saturday, at Fort Townsend, it is supposed
accidentally, at about II A. NJ. Soldiers in
the vicinity of deceased's quarters heard the
report of gun and found him shot through
the breast He lived but few moments.
Nixon was Pennsylvania German, aged "a.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18

GRAy-HowARD-The marriage of Captain
James T. Gray of this city to Miss Grace f.,
eldest daughter of Brevet Major General o.
0. Howard, U. S. A., was solemnized last
evening at the elegant residence of the latter,
at Vancouver Barracks, in presence of a very
large and fashionable gathering of friends.
little before eight, bringing large number of
invited guests from that city, and long before
the ceremony began the spaciousrooms, taste
fully decorated for the occasion with flags,
cvergreens and flowers, We're well filed with
a brilliant company, the elegant toilettes Of
the ladies blending advantageously with the
handsome uniforms of the officers and the
sombre full dress of the civilians. Soon after
eight the bridal procession entered the par
lor, the groom attended by Lieut. Wood, and
followed by the bride leaning on the arm of
her father, and attended by two little girls.
The bride looked lovely in an ivory white
silk, richly trimmed with satin, and wearing
a veil of white tulle tastefully arranged and
fastened with orange blossoms, while the
groom, in full dress suit, looked handsome
standing by her side. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Atkinson of Port
land, after the beautiful form of the Episcopal
church, and as the reverend gentleman pro-
nounced them man and wife the full band of
the 2lst Infantry, stationed in the grounds
beneath the windows, struck up Mendels-
sohn's wodding'march, following it up with
other appropriate selections. After,the many
guests had rendered their congratulations to
the young couple dancing was INDUCED ill., to
the soft strains of the regimental orchestra,
stationed in the hall. Refreshments were
subsequently served in the dining room. The
wedding presents, to the number of about
eighty, were displayed in the Generals pri-
vate office, and We're simply magnificent.
We have never seen a more tasteful and ele-
CANT selection. Space unfortunately will not
permit us to particularize. About eleven
the Lurliae returned to Portland, carrying
away the guests and the. newly married pair,
the latter accompanied by the good wishes of
host OF friends. Capt. and Mrs. Gray will
spend their honeymoon at the seaside and on
the Sound.
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A TRAMP HIT.-The Portland Bee says
last Thursday night the Corliss boys, who
live near Washougal, ON the bank of the
Columbia, were awakened by some one en-
tering the kitchen about / o'clock at night
One of the boys sprang out of bed and sciz
ing a rifle rushed to the door. The tramp
hearing the noise had glided, but upon the
river bank stood his partner, who was mo.
tioning for him to run. Young Corliss
called TO him several times but received no
answer, and just as the tramp on the bank
was making off the rifle cracked, and from
the manner in which the fellow lmped as
he ran the ball took effect. On the follow
ing morning a search was made, but moth.
ing but tracks heading up the river were
found.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18

Punch WITH Catastrophe who arc fond
of punching holes in United States coin are
not aware of the fact that such amusement
is against the laws of the land. The penalty
of so doing is two years imprisonment and
$4,000 fine for every offense.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18

ANCIENT HIBERNIANs.-Th first lodge of
this society organized in Washington Terri
tory was instituted in Vancouver few days
since with the following officers: NJ. A..
Battersby, c. d.; p. Maloney, President;
Martin Burke, Vice President; Joseph
Burke, r. s.; Michael O'Connor, f. S., and
J. p. Hcaly, Treasurer.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18
4 szsseu Effect.

The effect Of the Oregon Blood Purifier, al-
though % cathartic, j, mild and gentle, ANA
produces no nausea, gripping iu the bowie, or
piles. 1t thoroughly cicanscs The system Of
all impurities, restores the blood to healthy
condition, and arouscs the liver and kidney
from an inactive and torpid state TO natural
and healthy action, lmpartng tone, strength
and mcM Nignr 10 the entirc .Nsiem
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18

DoN'T.-As the hunting season is on, the
following advice from one who has been
there is very appropriate. Don't point your
gun at yourself. Don't point your gun Mt
anybody else. Don't carry your gun so
that its range includes all your hunting
companions. Don't try to find out whether
your gun is loaded or not by shutting one
eye and looking down the barrel with the
other. Don't use your gun for a walking
stick. Don't climb over the fence and pull
your gun through muzzlc foremost Don {
throw your gun in a boat so that the trigger
will catch i'll the seat and the charge be de-
posted in your stomach. Don't use your
gun for sledge hammer. Don't carry your
gun full cooked. Don't carry your gun
with the hammer down. Don't be a fool.
Don't you forget it.
He RAN.-The Portland lSaadalI tells
the following story of a sea captain, who is
not unknown in this place:
A few days ago couple of sea captains,
now in port who are by the way brothers,
went on Il short trip to Tumwater. While
looking at the Indians catching salmon,
drunken siwash approached them brandish-
ing an AK, which was quickly taken from
him by a tillicum; this started the captain
of the Colon'a, and looking over his shoulder
found fifteen or twenty Indians approach
ing. His name is Captain Noyes, but Good
speed would have suited him better under
the circumstances. He had read of the
treachery of Indians and their numerous
outbreaks, and felt certain that one had be-
gun and that he had unwittingly run into
the middle of it; but we can assure our
readers that he lost no time running out of
it. His older brother, who is considerably
stouter, tells the story with much gusto,
and says that while he was rolling over the
grass in intense laughter, his brother was
jumping logs, rocks and streams for his very
life, and it is even now difficult thing to
convince the fleet of foot captain that he
was not in hostile camp, and that he did
not narrowly escape losing his scalp.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-18

OVERLAND TO PORTLAND Last week the
Multnomah county authorities, including
the county judge, commissioners and sur
veyor went out on the Vancouver and Port
land road to examine the asked for improve
ments. They have not decided as yet what
action they will take in the matter, we be-
lieVe.