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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
FOR SALE.


| 100 acres of land situated near Lacamas
| lake on Il good road to Vancouver, and near
II good wharf and steamboat landing ten
| acres plowed and about four seeded to white
| clover for pasture; thirty acres slashcd and
burned off. The whole is easy cleared, with
but little green timber; it is well watered,
| and good, warm, rich alluvial soil, well adapted
| to fruit. Little or no rock or gravel; good
on the balance. For further particulars in
quire of Chas Brown Vancouver or of s. q.
| lIadley, near Lacamas lake.
| Also l6o acres one-half mile from good
wharf and Fishers Landing, with county road
on two sides of it; fifty acres burned oil, and
is good land for wheat; wood enough on the
claim to pay for it. Title good. Apply to A.
j. Remington, Fishers Landing, W.T..
m n n A WEEK in your own town, and;nS.
&E1EE capital riskcd. You can give the
WVV business trial without expense
The best opportunity offered for those
willing to work. You should try nothing else
until you see Tor yourself what you can do at
the business we offer. No room to explain
here. You can devote all your time or only
your spare time to the business AND make
great pay for every hour that you work. Wo-
men make rs much rs men, Send for special
private terms and particulars which we mail
free. So outfit free Don't complains of hard
times while YOU have such chance. Adore ~
II. !lALLETT " Co, Portland, Maine 49y
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
L. :. LAND OFFICE.

Vancouver, W. T., October 18th. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the cxpira.
ion Of thirty days from the date of this notice,
viz:
Seth n. Sccrist, Original Homestead appli.
cation No. 111S and additional Homestead
application No. 1854, for the Il of W
4, Lot |. and = of n f. 4 of See. 1, tt n
+, and names the following rs his wit
nesses, viz William K. Anderson of Clark,
Co. w T., and George j. Tooley of Clark,
Co. W. T.
W. II. SMALLWOOD, Register.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

THE LARGEST RATTLEsNAKEH YET
According To the Salinas Inder, the
largest Rattlesnake ever killed in Cal
fornia was killed on the Greenhorn
Mountain, near Linn's Valley, Kern
county by George Bailey. The snake
in the battle killed two dogs, one of
which died in fifteen minutes, and the
other in about an hour. The men
desired to capture it alive, but finding
that too dangerous proceeding Bailey
shot it with a siX-shooter through the
head. 1t lacked an inch and half of
measuring six feet in length, and was
eleven inches in circumference in the
largest part. The rattles are just nine
inches long, and are forty-two in num-
Der, being the largest we ever saw or
heard of. Mr.. Houk has had them
photographed with view of sending
picture of them to England.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

m m A WEEK in your own town, and. me-
NM capital risked: You can give the
WV business II trial without expense
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
DissOl utiOn Of Partnershjn,

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in the manufacture
ana sale of lumber with mills located at
Sprague. in the County of Skamania, in tn,
Territory of Washington, and principal Office
at the Dalles, Wasco county, Oregon,) under
the firm name of Grant X Stone is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. William Grant
assumes all the liabilities Of the late firm. and
is authorized to receive all moneys due said
firm.
WILLIAM GRANT,
JOHN II. STONE.
The Dalcs, September 10Th, 1919
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
NOTICE

My wife Barbara Drucks, has left my bed
and board without any cause or provocatiOn,
and do hereby give notice that I will not
pay, or in any way be responsible for any
debts or liabilities hereafter contracted by
her
FRANK DRUCKS.
Clarke County, W. 7. October 18th 1870
S.3%
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

6I1 2 M To $1,000 year, or 50 to so Il
AUnUu day in your own locality. No
W8VVV risk. Women do well as men,
Many make more than the amount stated
above. No one can fail to make money fast
Anyone can do the work. You can make soc
to 81 an hour by devoting your evenings and
spare time to the business. II costs nothing
to try the business. Nothing like it for money
making ever offered before. Business pleasant
and strictly honorable. Reader, if you want
to know all about the best paying bushes
before the public send us your address and
we will send You full particulars and private
terms free; samples worth 50 also free: you
can then make up your mind for yourself
Address GEO. STINSON ~ Co. Portland. Me
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

The British government has just
assured Il blue book containing the re-
ports from its consuls in Russia, who
state that the condition ofthe Russian
grain trade is now suffering severely
10y American competition. Stanley,
the consul of Odessa, explaining the
cause of the Russian wheat reaching
market in bad condition, says that the
greater part arrives from the interior
on uncovered wagons and frequently
for want of wagons remains exposed
on railway platforms. Unless it can
be produced cheaper and brought to
Odessa in better condition, and the
cost of transportation and placing ON
>hipboard be reduced, south Russian
wheat will soon no longer find mar
lSet in England aud western Europe,
being unable TO compete with Ameri-
can, Indian and Australian wheat.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to
Grant X Stone. will please make payment To
a. {. Phelps who is authorized 10 receive and
receipt for all moneys due said firm.
GA WILLIAM GRANT
, 1879-03-01

WONAH's CHRISTIAN UNION.
The regular nont!,ly mcetlng Of tho Woman's
Christian Temperance unEou was held In tho
roo1ns Ut the organization In Farwel Building
yesterday forenoon. Mrs. 7. d. Curse, rrest-
dent, presided. After tie usual devotional ex-
erclses, tho Treasurer, Mrs. Il. 8. 0reenlee,
submitted her report, showing the receipts to be
S207t1, tho expenditures $26705, icavlng q
balance Of 40 cents on hand. Bulls to the
amount Of ft7 were reported. Tho report was
accepted.
A la1go number OF reports we're submitted
and passed upon iu the manner approved, H.
Guiding scpust of tho meetings At tho Buthel
Home, tl.s eta-.sbbon Clubs, reports OF scperu,
StlA1lng Committees, reports Ut Com lnttteea
Oh Churches, etc.
Mrs, ii. r Wilson, the Visitor Of the Union,
reported llat, owing to iliuesa al.d the tlmo col-
sulncd In circulating the llolne-Peotecti0n petit
tfon, ste had born a6ie to Inuke but twenty-five
yts!.s during tho past month, n.ost Of wEiels
were special cases.
This Olllcs Secretary, Mrs. g. II. Merrill, re-
ported nunlter Of hupclul conversions, u1l
also several generous donations from tlia busi-
ncss-lnen Ut tue city.
The report ef tic executive meeting for tho
month Of February, signed by hirs. T. u. carso,
Chairman Ut the Executive Committee, statud
that tile average attendance llad buen eleven.
by Unanimous vote, 1t hasl been agreed to try
to induce Mrs. Willis A. Barnes TO continue her
Dt1lo talks In uraWiuH-f aah1thnrches during
her suluurn in the city, which would probably
not be moro than month lUngeE. Thanks
weru extended by thu EolnInittec to Mg. +. D.
Daltou. editor Of tla Gu1kh's Ltaa91 for nlae-
, 1879-03-01

Union.
ftln Hospital Committee reported ntnc s!gnn-
ttrcs 10 The rlcaGo from that institution. The
Joint Committee reported eight signatures tu
tnc pledge, and several to tin. iiote-p Protection
net!tlDtt. Reports were rcclcVed from Culnfi-
tees On tic Desplnfes street meetings. tho He'd
lslbbon Clubs, the . o'clock meetings, md work
among tic ColorNt pcnDlo. all Of which Wero
favorable, md were relieved.
TiG several latltcs having In hartt c'pica Of
numbers Of signatures. Miss Klnbatl ta!d shs
thought there was a mistaken Idea prevalent
that tslc foreigners were opposed 10 closing the
snloons on, Sunday. 2te reported over 100
Swestes. n!Hl sh0 presumed there wera about as
many Norwcgtans. WIN Ind signed tho petition.
On nnntfOn, Il was DECIDED tint The Union
aEuuld act I'll con junction With tho Reform Al
lance III presenting tile petition ta the Council.
md 4 cu1nnIfttee Of three. consisting ef Miss
Ktinball. Mrs. Caac, nild Mrs. Hobbs, wcre ap-
pointed.
Tic regular business Of the meeting bong
over, Mrs. Carsc announced TINT thu carnival ii
uutllurs was tite next thing IN order. tho de-
tails III tho work wcro assigned tn each Indy III
committee OF ladies', md they wcro gtvcn their
parts to net.
Mrs. llaxar INFLATED the question Of appoint-
tnE q committee to 60 to tile railroads und Try
tn get rasscs Or Communication iur The ladies'
who wish To ~ to Springfield nnl present the
Jtonc-Protcctton petition to the Legislature.
She Was asked tu perform Tint duty lerself. 1t
tlis elle declined 10 do. nt1 Mrs. Cummings was
appohtcd. After a long session, the meeting
adjourned,
, 1879-03-01
THE WILSON BROS.


Opening of Tttnfr New Wholesale Establish
,ncnt far GentIcn,rn's Furnishing aootls
anl Shirts.
r.ha rorI1 ,-nv+, ~ A., xrh,,,,,,u t.,an ~
s iap" ~" :" y, t,ao "uoosa'o t'aus y.
Cn'eaeo' anu t!ie estaohsl'mcnt III her Unjust OF
large mercantile houses, arc portions Of the
commercial history OF tho city That THE Tn1p-
uae. m fo,thful chrontcte NJ evc,ta hos mn.
tfoo,1 f~o,,, ,,r,o =, t.,,a rio s,aos'as asroa
t'ccu i'o"' 1he " ''.ne' luz SUPERIOR aosaa'
tasee offered to The western buyer, IN the Rav.
Ing Of time and money, BY purchasing his stock
In Chicago, have hccn heretofore rcferrel to in
this 1ournal. Eastern houses haye--wi1cn the
opportunity proved acknowledgements to estal1-
llst. braehcs OF tt,cir business In Chicago, mud
,llcir comlng has demonstrated the deairabtlIty
ot conducting their trade Zero. tia, therefore,
n pleasure TO Eo.o l1iat 'thpse who havo
, 1879-03-01

The Treasury disbursements were sec, 900,
nnll tho subscriptions to tie per cent eonsuls
$500.
Tbs interual.reyenus rercipts Yesterday
amounted to sl0.8T. Whisky contributed
ssiisSs' si,IsS: tobacco '"' ss4'' s'''''' anu beer
Gen. scr,bner, Of New Albany, Special Com
missioner to look after tliu seal fisheries III
Aaska, IL In the city, awaiting Instructions from
Washington.
Assistant Treasurer Gilbert Ia now paying tho
ecln'.annua1 tnterest up on The 1910 bu',sls reg
lstercl III thEa city liu .l1busses gold OF silver,
At the optiun OF The holder.
The case OF +. G, Smith, charged With per-
sanatHg reysuuc'ofltccr, WINS vontlnucu until
this AFTERNOON. to unable lhu detcnso to look up
additional testimony On his behulf.
lsovcnue-Agcnt Brown Is In town bunting up
Testimony on behalf Of the Government In tllo
pending ease Ut thu Milan Usttling Company
uGuinst Collector TIlaon, OF Quincy.
claretl tn t's matter Of thu City National Hank.
4 check for thu amount requisite, SO, ,uUO, was
received yesterday ut ths sub-Tscasury.
What might have proved = serious tra WAS
discovered Thurs!iay night about Y:30 o'clock
IN thu private, ol!ica u Collector Harvey. 1t
appears some live GOALS hAtl dropped through
crack in tha hearth ind set tire TO tiu jolsts.
The EFate was turn away, couple Of pa!!s OF
water applied, and thu t]4uIe exItaguleheJ.
Tlle Collector of Customs desires 10 call the
attention OF owners und mnatprs OF passengers
steamers 10 the amendment OF Rule 70 OF tIle
regulations prescribed by thu Supervising In
sprctors ul Htuaul-yessels us expressed III De.
| partment Circular No. 81, dated Feb, Z, 1870,
Under tho sula now u foEcU such steamers gan.
not carry petroleum Of anv quslity without q
certificate from tAe Local Inspectors, md 1t
prohibits shv use as stores Of oil that will stand
i IRE test Of 4css than 800 degrees.
, 1879-03-01

massage OF the various bills brought forward at
thr latc msctInu; Mr.. !. L. rage was chosen t.,
nrcsido. Several speeches were made, a.il a
resolution was adopted demanding o( thc allure.
said Legislators that they 1o tttcir dntY n,,I
vote fur tho nforcsatd bills. A committee M
polnted to inqltirr into thu charges aenMst JUS
ttcrs Footo n1i1 D'Wolf roportcl tint tteir, IN
vcstigGiions lind led them to the concluson that
those judicint authorities Ind not allowed TUG
$25 exemption from gnrnishn,ents prayidetl
for by law; t1nt The Supreme Court
lad decided such to be the law; Ms,d that 10 the
face OF Hilch ticcfstuhs these gentlemen Ind put
their official feet dow, on claims fos exemption.
Thc Committee, In view Of oil this, recommend
cd tl.u circulation Of a pctftinn at,nrR WORKING
nppotnt tl1cac occupants Of The judicial crnitt,c.
This, too. was adopted. The meeting then ast-
totIrncd uutl next Friaay evening, wien more
agitation Will be in artcr at thy corner Of Chl-
caEu aycuue md Lnrrabte strcct.
, 1879-03-01

T., f,.,-..,.'.., = ~ ~ os. Wv,
s'ss a ba ~ g paaaa Q.
evening Tor tic purpose Of discussing tho mer.
ia ~ Eronoor,a I3Ar,o mi NJ H3a and ~
tal;I,o xonc ,,n,t,1 MIN, n ,,con,od aovIsah,o
r., rea,,rsl s, l,v rav of nc,ion th" ssa"o ~;
the bill. lilo measure IN question proposes tic
following refurtus: ~.
srcrlox i. Tint 1t shall bc tho duty OF the nc.
eeiyer u A.stsnos # a0y SAVINGS hank: tmme!!i-
which ho shall hs the secescror Ass!gnoo. ~ print
snu eisSaato amon0 the uepns'li,Ss or satd hanx
saoTi5e W W. 'ae asso o. soen
Or patnre, showing when "a.e' sach urom. Ta
ssos were 1nade j or arosp: ,yhcn thcy
were or arc duo; tic names Of thu persons mixing
such prontscs; thc th!ng to b paLI and Il money,
tho ano!tnethereo the rate OF fntereat lbeteo i
any, md tho atnoune 'of intercat duo and unpaid
thereon. II any; wntther tha payihoht 81 such
ram wsn s ~na how ,sry ,o1. ' s' ma,t"n,r @ H.,
.crptom nt whatoyet autiat.rat ssonritx or aHaraa
of persou tho aamduf ai,ch pcranu.
SEC. =. such Receiver or Assignee ahntlEbe re-
qutrcd u print ant circulate such statements not
o!tonvs Than 9nse n N !ons mo'lti!s.
sEr. y. ~ efalt ne W. uMty VI any Const tlat haa
appointed my sush sseysr tS q.
,,t h1f .tt suu ~ tI ~ ;n o tt! ~ ~ ,
with tmis act pfai} besrcn,uvei uputi lbs orpr 81
Any Court o. competent m 1aF'saae,'on'
Mr.. W. Z. Wright 'Tas called upon to preside,
ind Mr. +. j. 0rl6oh,,a 4 .leposttor iu tho Fidct.
II was requested W give MS Vlows OF tug bill.
Alr. GrIfIcn complied, stating thut he beloved
IN the n.eesuse, and ,honed 1t wau!d become II
law, but adding that ho thought # might 20
trarr. e,rcnt deal of nnnd' Ties ri ritef thin,-
iiaH Il, us. ..a ~, ~ ~ h.s s"M, s..s LILLE
W!aeh IVY uepustIota nau " uo}ect ~ Alpa cou'
tehu aaainst Was 1he pfesenE pfonioltlon o1 IN
appeal IRON th decisions 01 the CotlFta refusing
thu removal Of RcrciVcrs. In 2hOrt, tho Courts
had altogether too much c0ntrol Of
thia thfnr fnr ths snfrtv mil scrt,ritv
nj dcnos1tors. NH thn hili .honi'
IN hfa np,,,tnc In om"ndad sn m ~ ine,rnnrntn
;" a nla nao.'. ",t. ~ .ha, osI III " 1 e'1 ~
WuFasou !n..su1tuH tne etn .,,., sanulHs' M t.a
s,s',, t .r, rny,sr
,nrlonrtnr,, nr,ia,s IT," ~ ,ost ~ IN nronnr
h",nI,.r u ~, In,nr I.,-t '' va '"o ''~peA
Ths.G ~ nn.aft Gu ~ s-fo,t ,,,,r.,,,t.
,oa, ~, @ s"1,,se MI ~ 81, ,, ~ ~
naa Il ~ ni ~ tjo, nnr";,t o1 " :" W. 10,
G.S9 ~ aa.. eI'o1 " "ppS p,1t .oui.Ge ~
, 1879-03-01

The County Clerks employees will bo paid
their February salaries to-day in casl,.
Tho Grand Jury yesterday practically wound
up Its business. It will report to-day mud be
discharged.
There was an applicant yesterday for "pass''
tu Lemont. Tho Committee thought that sho
might 90 farther and fare better, aud sent her
10 Michigan.
There are five members Of the notorious shop
lifting faniiy-the Rcnschs-now In jail. An
other member II IN the renitcntiarY, and his
wife soJourns at the Bridewe1t on ttEee scn-
the Reform School, Can st. Louis justice beat
.hnta Not single one has escaped the rigors
Of tho lay.
In speaking Of the Commissioners and their
per diem yesterday, Mr.. 3cnnc was put down as
count" .Thia was IN injustice to the Eentlc.-
man, for he l,as never acccpted but $3.50, and
that In full pay for his serF1ccs. When elected
he promised hts constituents that he wo4|d not
arecpt more. and hu Inns kept hs promise.
The Committee on Public Charities yesterday,
acting upon nnshority given " thu board, plr.
eainsel fifteen dre-extnEutshers ut d coat OF
$a5 each, md caused them to be sent to the
Insane Asylum. The Committee was also au-
thorizcd to purchase ex.Inguishcsa for the Hos
Its members think the necessity for them has
been uhy1oted ior the prescph
r,, ca,,u,t,.,onor., ,,,v, -,o.,u., ..,a,,, ,,.
,,,ant fa s,, afu .Se9fe 81 us ss5sas, ap
tendent OF the Hospital, but tliey from sl1cll
Stass ~ as 10 ain1nst asgoaraGe the I1!E @ away
YIN ', ~ mWeo} '"eo,ca. moar. 10y nosp.-
t"oI III ~, aas. w., ~ Han .a. s
tho Hospital, n,Nl 1t Is highly probable that
ta'ss WILL run aloht. as tneY a1c loF tne present.
In the mnttcr Of tho pay Of the persons who
did the recounttis Ii tho korn-l1offmannc contest,
from the County to the Circuit Court, md yes
trsday bond n the sum ot $500 was made out
nnu left with the Clerk Of the County Court
, 1879-03-01

About $4,000 was collected yesterday for
special assessments, tho most Ut 1t being for the
widening Ut State street.
The Couhtv Treasurer yesterday handed over
to the City Treasurer the sum Of $59,5s7 on nc
count Of the city tax OF 1875.
a permit was granted yesterday to Joseph
Prnts to erect two thrcc.storY stores and dwell
Tugs at the corner Of Monrnran Hatsted streets.
The Gust will be about 5000.
South Town Collector Ayres' contribution In
scrip Yesterday wns St,sa1. The COMPTROLLER
paid tti $j.3.5l, and The Water Department re-
cc1pts amounted to $l.54.3l.
committee from the Doard Of North
Park Commissioners waited Upon tllt
Mayor, md made q proposition to tllc city
authorities to Improve u1nl beaui1fY the TIL
nng,llar piece of laM1 on North Clark street
near Eugcnia, opposite Lincoln fark. The
Park Commissioners proposr to bear all the
cxrcnso of the improvement. nnd the city
mission to 60 ahead with the work.
An army OF whttewashors, carpenters, md
t,aY u11 over the r0nkcrv knuwn as tho Cky-
lial. milking i rcady for tue new dfspcnsat[on.
Most Of the offices were deserted bv tlc efn-
ploycs Of the departments, nnu wero LIFT In
charge OF scrub women, from whom twas quite
Impossible to extract my tleilnlte Information
rs to what was being transacted bY the City
Government. Even tho Mayors Secretary, who
new stairWaya that are being constructed will
probably simplify the pnssagc-wAy TO tic
various Courts aud public Offices, hut the best
feature Of thu thing is TINT It will give m n;.-
pcnraice Ut cleanliness to the p!nca. The City
1ialt will uuw assu,no virtue which 1t has not.
, 1879-03-01

has becn used With highly beneficial resnltH during
the last four Yeara In the various forms OF dyspcp.
s!a. GastrisIs, nausea, general debility, cousump.
lion, etc. Kumyss is not medicine; It ia pleas
mt, wInollke bcycsage u fuod) made from milk,
peculiarly grateful to n de1lcate slomAch. Nothing
elxc nlakcs flesh nnd blood and strength 70 fast. 1t
can bo safely roclo for the recuperaton Of thoso
cases OF low vitality In which medication or ord!-
nary nutrition fall beware Of limitations. sond
for pamphlet on snmyss. A. Arond, chemist,
originator, Ito Madlaon street, Chicago.
, 1879-03-01
lMPORThNT MAIL MATTER.

The pamphlets, circulars, etc., explanatory OF
tho workings Of tlo Chteago Gruiu a1d Provfs-
ion Exchange Ut I28 Washington street, being
Beut duly to applicants from all over the Nortl-
wrst, constttutc no bmnli portion Of the out
going mails from this city.
, 1879-03-01

OUR MOTTO PRIOR To REMOVAL
Will be 10 g,ye all eualomers handsome reductions
rather than renloro our large stock Of carpets,
furniture, Wallpaper, etc. Chicago Carpet com-
pauy, ..33 6tata atrcet.
, 1879-03-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

at tho Pacific.
Ex.Goy. John Evans, OF Colorado, ID a guest
Of lie Pacific.
Judge O. A. Lochrane. Atlanta, Ca, is a
guest .! the Pacific.
Thc lion. 0. II. Wright, BelvIders, ILL.,, Is
registered at tic sherman..
1l'r lion. john a. Lndd, Freeport, 10 among
the guests OF The fremont.
Mr.. George rrescott, publisher Of the Salt
Lake Ir.bune, ta In the city.
The Hon. William tale, Wtnona, MIMI, Is
ono Of tlIc guests Of tho Sherman.
The hon. Thomas 3. Dryap, Washington, for
1ncrly Of this city, IL ut atc Palmer.
". 3. Dannii, s. Nodrcrs, nn,i 4. 3. NtekeTson,
Of the Frpy opera company, New York, arc at
the Trctn"nt.
S.H. II. CLARK, General Superintendent Of The
Union Pacific Railroad, and Charles E. White
head. President Of the Des Mofnes j. Sioux City
Railroad, arc at the Pacific.
TIm woodcnwaro manufacturerA continued
fllrir srasfnna nt tile Sherman House yesterday
AFTERNOON. Only matters OF Interest TO tile
tradc were under discussion.
Tie Hon. Garter II. Ilnrrtson has written
letter 10 q friend, received here yesterday. IN
wllcl, he saYs he will not bo candidate for
Mnyor under any circumstances.
I'll" 1n.lIan trophy received at military head-
q,tnrters Thureday from Fort Kcnn was sent to
Adintant- General! Wh,rplc. and not to den.
Sheridan, rs stased IN sesse'das's TRIBUNE,
as years ri a,e jiyur ut No, 10 State Street
fnl, dawn IN n 1T in tIs saloon NO 3St State
etr,wt. lie was taken to the County HosnltaI
Tor treatment.
Thu ten rerature Yesterday. "a ohsnrvcd BY
,as nsa9assc, ort,e'an, - Maaison street Il !lnhuNs
10 1' =. m.. IL Il n H., % 50; .. n.. SS; ! D. d.. M
barometer, at s a. M, 29i0; y. m, M58
iEc first o. series u ohtcrtainments decided
: nron ly tl.n Directory q the O#l Club will oc-
sur N ne GluoFooms tls ovenlE t beginning 1T
not members "f thc Club Wll be admitted mud
ladies nrc not expected to be present.
Dir. William +. oufno )cctured to m audience
Of abont 80 in Lower Farwetl !iali last aTen-
3nE, on the subject 81 "AnRsaheties." Tue
nitrous oxide. and chloroform, showing tho
great asslstance science hns derived from tlier
use. ......-..-
,n,,rnrt, An naet;nr ycster;,sy agssrnoon as Tia
SheTman Hnnsn. ami continned thrIr fiscuss!or1
Of th@ n,,cstton Of oxteui1r Graceiaud Cemetery,
N further plans were 5roposcd beyond thaat
1n,.ttn~ a]fonrncfi tn Wctln,sdnV al 9:R0 n. m.
..,,s,., -, ,,...o,.o. H.. Inn, h.n.,,a
,hat w@an, an ,meosaos, naa @ ocen .ss ueegigS cd
thsonen9ut Inc city ioF money 70 senu two chill
era inann.;o1 1atos nus xia nre 3ntcrests, ~ IN
farota ,nr on1 I hos ser,'rrI oMt,o a.,
amns,nt ~ mnpev' All W mama are ca,,t,onci
aga!nst giving il answcr to npneals Ct tlIs Kind.
Yesterday eventnE Mr. W. n. r. French uelv-
cred the last OF course. Of lectures on :" Deg
orat!vc Art," which nc has been giving Tor she
past low weeks Mt the Chicago Academy Of Do
sign. His audience. which was large md very
select one, Wah much pleased With h'a sketches,
with WHICH he illustrated hts lecture through
out.
- - . 3.4..'
, 1879-03-01

buck h RaYnor's drug stores may bs summoned
by any tploHhu ~ in the city.
, 1879-01-25
A DANGEROUS TORP0R.

dangerous ~ tLuse o.Qans. hnce Il Ia the psecsdwn&
Vi diseases which destroy their substance and en-
dxHcsf life. rhts alugKshncss may Lu overcome
by stimulating thens, not excessively. but ,uo4-
csately. eilees ueuiutea hy l1ostttefs stomach
uiticfs, general IntLgoEu1t nnd sltstalIye. Iss-
tcAsiug dlarsttc p1opertle4 Uf no cotnuun pFdsr.
TAe impetus Which liIs admirable medicine gives
tu tAs!s svacaatys tanst!.'a cea"tcsAet* aay ssn-
drney to eungcslioa which may e1st 10 thsif lis
sues. both thsY anu thes sxsoc!alo oExau. thu
bladder, are tuylvosal<d well ~ gently stIinu.
a&el by tue Hiltrrs, which exstta = ktnIssd india.
rncs upon the stunacl. liver, and bowels, aud by
nlfcu.tllsntn9 tie - 4tsn. ennbus II ~ withstand
uls!allal cpldcnIaes, ~ which when eIp0sed II
might otherwise saecunh.