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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-29

If you are gong to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
full Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work caster than any other paint The Imper
ishable Paint was awarded the first premium,
over all other paints, at the California State
Fair, 1873, and the gold medal at the Oregon
State Fair, 1873 Get a circular from their
Agent, which explains this wonderful discov-
cry. Try the ain and you certainly would
have no DINER
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-29


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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-29

A new concern Where are the
Spring clothes to come from
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-29
<0MNES ROS1MT"--HEALTH F0R AL.
The Original Oregon Botanical Remedies.
Prepared Only by Wn Pfupder, Operative Chemist.

Why the people of the Pacific Coast should any longer be
east OF the Rocky Mountains and that too by who
wonderful workings. This question
result that this gentleman applied himself great tedious
quantities. especially in Oregon but shedding his discover
earth His tedious researches scientific applications and proper combine
the OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER, Progressu seelt
foYneuY.
Experience makes the Having a ex7cnce with very
and having them all through hard both in
Botanical Remedies, because have wcnched for
, 1880-12-05
4 MODEL ESTABLISHMENT.

The New Location Of the Richard r.
Hambrook kr1anufncturlng COMPANY.
,,f.a+-t eceHs toul s!1rousn solllc u uue n'a-
ulacturlng dlstrlcts 1HE TRIBUNE represent
aave had the pleasure Of visiting the new
establishment OF the Richard 7. Handbook
Manufacturing Company at Nos; 213 to 219
Sortb f,n.,n1 e, oat ~ ,,,;u ~ .o...o,,,,so..,.
49, u'n oan'a sl'ee. ~ wa oo ie.1,cinpcrea
tilat one ol lne es]aoisniacnts OF TINS COM
pan|, at the corner of Desplaines a1lu klnzie
streets, was destroyed by fire last JULY. and,
although alt q large factory and sawmill ut
+,s,,.- e., a. e,"Deu lno ~. Ipa:!s W p"t-
1lauS I'LL us orders, yet the business was
Of course seriously affected. The new ioca-
tor is all that could be desired. occunyinr as
it does the entira ,rner flcor of tho 1,nil,I;n1
fro,1 Co,,a1 +t~e,,n,, 80 -,:... .sat
., t.Vai e..i1,l ~. tnloue" 70 1llhsotl stleet,
uepah ol 5-o 1cet, ano q Width OF eighty
feet, giving . GOO square feet, and making it
inr reimbursement in the countrv 1as+ Wav
Ills i:om1,onv sIcrnniad to tha cnt;ro h,,a may
ness of the Sherwood Schnnl Fnr;tro rnn, Sma,-
many whch for t,a ,,est t,rartu'ta,,r .onr. vu1
hss ", cniahyatod o. <<,r i, N.Y. years
he hi"I c1,ararfrr of ;te .g1r ti'S % cst c anl
H.. ,,'aan;on,,, ,S tmv ,ott VII ~
sr ,nost t.o,,,,.s liza - 20 .. ao .MI sess
T., thn , rnt ', 49, lano -, Euu"s Gse, pccu
forc not smrnr;sn i thof ,i';s n,,as 10 40 IL
1,r. ~ scI,oci ni3,,oi, ~ ~ t;n ny
Thes ~ ha.e s,nd;d fn,1;i;t; nt Why IL!
III n.1s ,9 ti,st. ,,. ILL., aUl totuS uui
tn ntham r W H,;"hr"cr Glab l1e ~ e ',' rs.en a
t;c.i ,,nr,:,.,.,, r;,, ,st1a IS pinc
h',s;rnss @ ~, ~, ucsl et.aeeu III tle
I'll the ctn;,s "i % f se ~ ,.,"r {ean r. iu
ra1i;et 80 iHe aes ~ u.e "otA are unoer HIS ILL
Gf tha euper Her,. s1s,omi srnt,a h,- +,,o co -
is a,onst nnaossnr nouun - " LUZ ComRanY IL u
Is t t"noSt .,1 unnecessary 70 SPEAK, as IL IS SO
sn,.i. WI .a.o aa'o.uoy .. hnown tntonghout uie
t;;u1iy, ~ W. % mwt1cf as uGsGIsing VI PAT
tieIat % +t fntlon ~. seyGIal INV sty!es& & ol scAo?
te narEat 1.s far hseHt ~ .s o. % ui1 rantc h, ~
.,,i;. nG i,tl ~ ~ oed,f VI Hesg'l u prctlGa1
tn LILY, !oteutel WIZ az uic ot4tl ucutlls
, 1880-12-05
PURE TONED PIANOS.

"uow silver sweet sound lover tongues
by night" said the en:aptnred Romeo. "Oh
speak again, bright angel" All the dramat-
lists and poets Of the Elizabethan age 1anented
the want OF some musical instrument worthy
of comparison with the melodies Of Nature.
The piano did not come till the eighteenth
century. And even the piano was crude
thing till within half century past. Hallet,
Davis g. Co., of Boston, have probably done
more to develop It than all preceding manu-
facturers combined. The ualte1, Davis Il
Co. is not only animprovement on all former
and all contemporaneous effort, producing
for the first time in the history Of the worlu a
tone that musical science can substitute for
nature, but it is intrlnsicalIy a new iustru-
earlier clumsy forms as prima donna from
an Indian war screamer.
, 1880-12-05

Mcssrs. Oliver Ditson s. Co., the largest piano
dealers in New England, thus write concerning
the Lyon s. Heuly piano: ave arc very much
pleased with the small upright piano-forrc, and
consider Lyons patent rcsonator one Of tile very
best Of all modern Improvements in that instru-
mcnt. We have invited the attention Of many
of the principal Professors to this piano, and
hear but one continued praise in its favor. We
can only add That 1t exceeds our most sanguine
expectations in every particular" Since writ
ing the fore9oing sfcssrs. Ditsou s. Co. have Or
dered fifty Lyon.& Hea1y upright pianos.
, 1880-12-05
SENSATION IN THE FUR MARKET.

1HC 1d1QUIU RdI VIII ZIG Ilu1CuIUuSly
low tares is bringing large numbers of buy
ers to Chicago, and one of the principal
points Of interest for the visitors is the fur
emporium of Messrs. Il. Bishop s. Co., 1G4
State street, corner Monroe. This firm has
reputation throughout the country for the
excellence Of the work and the splendid
stock Of fine furs shown. The beauty and
elegance Of the seal sacques and dolmans, as
well as the superb silk fur-lined WRAPS and
circulars. have never been cqualed in the
West The new invoice of choice furs lately
received is making decided sensation, and
affords rare chance for selecting fine skins.
Messrs. Bishop s TO. report large increase
i'll their orders for these magnificent goods.
, 1880-12-05

,..ors the Morcy letter was first published, on
~ ~ well-known Democratic politician OF
~ .,s,cccnort. An intimate friend OF Barnums,
~" ~ ,n conversation with another friend, that
.s.1n hn,, m idea which. if carried out, would
..-, ~ rhe tide and elect Gen. HANCOCK He also
..,a :. Hc was gong to New York to propose bis
,j.n r to William Il. Darnun. He went to New
rort: hut whether he submitted MS plan or
VT, is known probably only to himself and bar-
1n,n.'' The Standard is prepared to e1ve the
n,me n Of the man. md that OF tho friend whom
nc addressed Concerning bis character 1t says:
.ue Is one OF tie boldcst' kcenest' snre~aest,
~,.,cc;1,.us, He IS absolutely fearless. and,
l" ~, ,,o.itits cre concerned, for National
""~ n.... might prove unscrupulous." "Hunt
~. roscal down."
, 1880-12-05

The December number closes tho seventeenth
yearly volume. 1t is the oldest and most Sue
cessfu1 musical magazine in A1ncrica. Its cir
culation not only extends into every State and
Territory and the Canadas, but reaches the mu
steal people of Europe, China, japan. and other
distant lands. 1t is filled with entertaining and
instructive musical news and reading Of perma-
ncnt value. For sale at all news stands or 1nay
be had at the publishers, T. Brainard g. Sons, l38
State street, price Is cents. or tl.50 per year.
, 1880-12-05

LEWIS T. NEWELL, CHICAGO Music COMPANY,
No. IL, State street, keep everything in the
musical Iine,-sheet music, music books, violins>
flutes, guitars, banjos, harmonious, accorlons,
drums flfcs Agents for tho Distin s. Co.'S ccle-
bratcd cornots, manufactured fur Booscy s. Co,
London, England. the original German instru-
ment of this make Also agents for the gen.
uiuc Boosey s. Co. musical publications. Pur-
chascrs should notice particularly the edition,
and remember Boosey g. Co., London, and save
possible mistakes.
, 1880-12-05
MUSICAL PERSONAL.

Mr. Henry F. Miller, the manufacturer Of the
famous Boston piano Of that name, VIC learn,
has lust made Julius Bauer s. Co.'S piano ware
rooms, this city, the Western headquarters for the
wholesale and retail sale Of these favorite ILL
struments Messrs. Bauer g. Co. are to be con-
rratutarcd, for this piano is above all others the
one usually sought after by Boston artists for
concert purposes. having been used there al
ready this seaeon in several hundred OF their
prominent concerts
, 1880-12-05

Az extraordinary letter from Mr.. Ruskin
~asfcad at the distribution of tho prizes to the
- class ut Chesterfield, Eng. Mr.. Ruskia
.'Ae, With mitch violence and rudeness, that
=. "ouid n"t so to Chesterfield to lecture for
a4'ns ducats.' - | have heard 3f Chesterfield"
s'at'uued the letter writer. "HAth it not a
REORGANIZATION. and is it not the honc-if
80 too cf3dle-of thut nrch-abomination-,
teaiof' Ssephcnsou?. To him arc VIC indebted
49,. % u7 sc7ccching and b ',;|nS aud shriek,ng
.""' saas III only for Pant: 1uoi,ium called 1oco
cs% u"es that distgure tho lovclicst spots OF
o"h 4and. Mr.. Nuskin wrote to the
+ +Nf's watch published this letter that it was
t'aa'ous ~. hoax 1t is no compliment to him
nsa. IL snoald haso been accepted l.s genuine by
M 4. " the Ensl!sh newspapers and commented
, 1880-12-05
A HIGHER GRADE OF CONCERT MUSIC.

Messrs. Lyon s; Heaiy have just received
direct from Europe several cases Of music, EN-
bracing solos for the various orchestral instru-
mcnts, with orchestra accompaniment; selcc-
tons for piano and orchestra, pinno and violin,
piano aud cello, piano four hands, and large
variety Of piano solos Of all grades, suitable for
concert and teaching purposes; choice vocal
selections for chorus and orchestra; new songs
by Lassen, Marschncr, Hcnschel and others, to-
gether with superb collection of bound vol
umcs, suitnblc for holiday gifts.
, 1880-12-05

4 WASHINGTON dispatch yesterday said:
"l!lani Henry Smith, Of Chicago. General
Manager OF the Western Associated Press. ar
E'cd here to-day for the special purpose Of TAX
'as charge Of the printed copies Of the presi
dents annual message and the annual report OF
the Secretary Of tho Treasury, and making such
arrangements as will preclude the possibility of
1ae premature publication of these two state
Papers in advance Of their reception by Congress
ea Monday next Mr.. Smith has no doubt of his
suH'r successfully to perform the important
tef''ee Tor which he has been brought to Wash
aaS'on oy tho President Under Mr. Smiths
e''ect1on u every newspaper correspondent in
"ashne1on will be under strict surveillance for
~ ne1t three days. ard every avenue through
1o'ea tho s1atc papers that arc the cause OF SO
s'aco anxiety to tho President and Secretary
eaefsnan pass. will bc closely guarded.
, 1880-12-05

w. ne 81 Louis Republican warmly defends
.h.. h''"'nsn ~ Of Mills. uf Texas. 1t declares
tha ~ ne'esdprenlacy ais the vital element in
p,ssa~e' party,--tho element which has
tha ss,s4., ano will preserve, that party from
fls''auon frlsn.' =. 50 often prnphesicd and never
tx-; ~ All this is undoubtedly true of Ais-
4emocsacy, which is tho most stupid,
,oo1ant = y. bark bound, and ,noss-corcrcd of uuy
H. T. ae whole Union. The lust star, in which
ius. "'u oae 10 d4s-
, 1880-12-05

w,ha.In h4In FEY, Of New York, an old patron
TIRE opfa' was Stricken with paralysis twenty
tolea,e =. Ego and since then has been unable
pao1e ~ us bed The other day he put a tele-
era7 e, ~ uahsinitter on tho stage OF the Acal-
l;b,eo ~. nc"r the footlirhts, and was de-
~ 1oo lAat he could hear tbs music per-
, 1880-12-05

@AAN
M rnoou will lc In her first quarter Wcdnes-
z.r ,t o.,s u. N. ste will be near Jupiter next
r5dar. and near Saturn on Saturday, the day
-h,ch yu: nan,cd after that plunct.
1ha SIMS upper limb wilt rise on Monday at
~. m south at lib. 5ln1. 34.5s. A. M, and set
u&::9 p. m.
rne suns upper ]i1nb rises Friday next at .:17h
=, souths at llh, SIN. Ills. 4. u1-, and Sets ut
49p m. 49,,
The sidcreai time Thursday mean noon will be
lsb. 1sll. Ills
upncurY will rise Thursday Mt 5:22s a. M. and
auth at M.1 a. m. He eau be seen a little be-
fcre sunrise, each morning Of this week. little
o1hc so:th OF east ii the horizon be clear In
tha, quarter.
Venus will south Thursday at 2:35 p. m. and
s.t Mics n m. She is now bright evening
s,ar. hut will be much more brilliant next
March, She will increase in apparent brightness
ill the eth OF that month.
Mrs wilt rise next Thursday at GIL a. M, and
sauth 1T 1l:53 a. m. He is, therefore, about ono
hour away from the sun, TO the westward; and
Is scradually coming out as morning star.
Jupitcr will south Thursday at 1::l p. m- and
set Friday at 1::1 a. III. His apparent diameter
will then be e seconds of arc, corresponding to
n distance Of 4ld 00o GU initcs or all increase Of
iG.Nt1.WM mics CURING tHc 1dst tNQ Hontus- Ht
is nearly ouc-s SIKH part less bright to us than
then. He is now moving slowly towards tho
east. among the stars
Saturn will south Thursday at STOP. m., and
set Friday ut e:50 q. M. He is 1:4 degrees east
from Jupiter. The greatest apparent diameter
Of hs ring system is 43 seconds. The southern
face Of the rings Is turned toward us, and forms
IN ANGLE OF about l3 degrees with the visual
line fn,rn the earth to Saturn
Uranus will south Thursday at $40 a. m.: and
1ises about ll:0 p. m. He is about one degree
southeast from the star known as Chi Ieonis-
Ills right ascension is III. 01m., and dccinauon
+dexrres minutes north.
Neptune will south Thursday at 9:c4 p. N.
Right ascension ch. i01fm-; dcclinaton Is de-
grvts e.; minutes north.
, 1880-12-05
cAIARRH.

The learned Dr. Johuson was wont to say 1nat
people did not so much need informing as they
did reminding. In keeping with that axiom, we
beg to remind very numerous class in this
community that the successful treatment Ut
, 1880-12-05

Every New -Englanaer will welcome tho
Shakers Sarsaparilla us un old friend, to wio,n
ne or some one of bis family is indebted for ielp
through tho critical periods of sickness anddc-
bu{ty that come to every one
, 1880-12-05

Catarrh and Throat Diseases, by what Dr. Pratt
calls Motopathtc Medicine, is in no sense o1es-
Hon of doubt or uncertainty; his reference arc
unques10nabie.
, 1880-12-05

CutIcura Remedies arc prepared by Weeks s.
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, ;3'60 Washington
st.. Boston. and are for sale BY all Druggists
Price Of Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
10 cents; large boxes, 81; Cutic,lra Resolvent,
the new blood Purifier, 81 per bottle: Cuticura
Medicinal Toilet Soap. Is cents: Cntcura Nc
berS md lurEe consumers, HNcents.
kd7 Ill mailed FREE receipt u price.
, 1880-12-05

nat -hchr1ir says that Gen. Grant would
sen,,a.M asctlatorsbi1-at- large, much less a
nfa ..;.sp IRON single State. 1t his time Of
Crsa. .nn his experience and opportunities, Gen.
not looking around fur II s50D1 ion.
, 1880-12-05

tectly. Mr. Edward Fry, it Is hardly necessary
10 add, believes the telephone is the most Won-
derful Invention of the age.
, 1880-12-05

or the nlany cough relnedies before
the public slac:ilister's Cough Mixture gives tug
best satisfaction. Prepared only by John (;
Lee, corner 0f ltnlstcd and Harrison streets, anu
for sale by nil druggists.
, 1880-12-05
AKtrpnouafc2ls

rh;caro fTHtBrSE oflice), north latitude,
~. .,r, ;.s.: west longitude 4.1a. 1ss. from
.r.Sss,,14nn and 5h SIM. 3]s. from Greenwich.
Tho su&1oiuct table shows the time of set
,.e+ ,tc moons lower limb, and the ofdc ial
.,-Tc for lighting tho tlrst strcct-lamptn each cir
s.,, In ttis city, during the coming week, unless
-.,,rod s,,oucr On account Of bad weather.
.,so tho following times for ext tnguishing the
, 1880-12-05
TX I'D
CLIO r
SALE
The Holidays
PARDRiD(}ES'. !
The Best Makes in The VorlQ." "
TrefousSe,
Alexandra,
Per|not,
Fisk, Clark G
FIagg's Cents J,
A|exandre's Cents,
Warranted Gen7tine,'' all shades,
z, s, 4, and G-Buttons.

AS our patrons will perceive by quotations
below, we are selling these goods at prices
that makes it a great saving, giving them
the finest goods at prices asked for ordinary
makes. We respectfully suggest call early
in the day:
, 1880-12-05

Beautiful new carols anthems and cnanls 81
Q. Brainards' Sous. music publishers lo 51a1e
street.
, 1880-12-05

Horses, cattle, md other domestic
animals are as nincnablc to homeopathic treat,
ment a5 mankind. The largest assortment Of
horse veterinary cases. books. and medicines Is
found at Bocricke s; Tufcls Pharmacy 35 Clark
Street
, 1880-12-05
.TOtK1foLDE1kS, MEETING.
Stockholders Meeting.

nY ortIer Of the Board o! Directors OF the Chicc-o
t;rund Trunk Railway Company. special meeting
OF the Company Is haTeoS clled to c"uyene in Par
lOr at the Palmer House, In the cty Of ChicagO, In
tie stxts OF 1tnoLs On Wednesdas the I'd day ot
uecenber next, At O'clock .. ...
ihe purpose Of the meeting Is to consider and pass
upon proposed eqse a.r1.euen: between this COM
nary mad the Western Indiann tatlroad Coupaily Ia
respect deuot Recommendations In tue City Ut CHI
cax- And also consider the question OF transfer
ring to The {irund Trunk junction Railway Company
tho rights privileges and property secured 1t hy
said lease agreement and tho teE3 and conditions ct
such transfer. t:if.AS. PERCY
Secretary .1ld ttasuseE.
Chicago s Grand Trunk Hallway CuuuanY
, 1880-12-05

mainly nre afflicted there II probably
plnnt cUnul0n. troublesome. offensive to
personal c0Hfprt. almost certainly fatal in re-
suit s no1 arEested' as Catarrhal disease. It Is
fined to class position til Itfc. but Heetsc high
and the low the rich aud the poor the ignorant and
tho learned und Is e1nphatItllJ the disease OF our
, 1880-12-05

Catalogue and Price-List OF one Of the
most complete assortnents of Wines, Ii
quo1s, Staple and Fancy Groceries, collected
from all parts Of the earth, sent by mail.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24
A Prophecy.
In the year 1898 our English poet,
Samuel Daniel, wrote these lines:

In the year 1898 our English poet,
Samuel Daniel, wrote these lines:
And who knows whittier we may vent
The treasure of our tongue? 10 what strange |
shores
This gain Of our best glory may be sent
T enrich unknowing nations with our
What worlds in the yet uniformed Occident
May come refined with tn accents that are
ours!
Now, those lines were written at
time when there was not single En-
glishman settled in America. Every ef-
fort to establish an English colony there
had been disastrous failure. Sir Wal
ter Raleigh had fitted out no less than
seven expeditions, and spent f40, 600,
an enormous sum in those days, in en-
deavoring to colonize Virginia; but the
result was a miserable fiasco. Those OF
the early settlers who did not leave their
bones whitening among the forests and
sayannahs came back in wretched
plight to tell pitiful tale OF famine
and pestilence and massacre. All
hope of ever founding an American
settlement died out; the idea Was
| recognized as too chimerical to be ever
realized. The most far-sighted men
shrugged their shoulders, ana pro-
nounced the thing impossible, and Eng
land with sigh relinquished all hope
of colonizing America. Seven years
later, on the 10Th of December, 1900,
three small vessels--the largest only 100
tons burden-set sail from Blackwell.
Among the adventurers who manned
them was the famous Captain John
Smith. The poet was down on the
i quay at Blackwell, and saw that little
band of pioneers set out upon theil
! quest. Little did he think, doubtless
that in them he saw the germ from
which was to spring the fulfillment o
his own prophecy. But it was SO, TO-
the colony established by Captain JohI
| Smith in Virginia gave England he
first firm foothold in the New World
1t is interesting to think of that uncon
scious prophet watching with his owl
eyes the departure Of the expedition
that was to found an English-speakin|
community ssin the yet Uniformed Occl
dent, - which should far eclipse i
splendor and wealth and power tn
widest dreams of his own imagination
London S0cietu.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24
Unanswered Invitations

r 49,, e ;,,e;v;l;tu nft vhfoh,
lnere IS lolm :. . yS;ch i a. |,
ladles are ss.y 2,so ths;r fy;ends tbat It
very annoy - nan !, attant;6n7to It
may no! 20 ani 81, - e s~. ineon-
anu POM ~. ous -. my .,,,,.ss 20 me kahit e
venient II = W. a ~ ~ s ~ a. ssfhev Is
not answof,ns sss,,ersIiv done from
receiveu = s;t - sh;yL;no tro,f1ia.
idieness anu naS s.ro- ,,,,,st nIt;mafS1v
tnougn, a. ti.1 a 1T, soc 90 wh.f ,s5kSi
Dc wriI.en, = - n". at = sv,,;t;nc q q 3l,e
ton Is saveu = ", AZ ,,r.onysn;ence to
proper 'ilU tI,s' : oto If NOT re-.
the iady VINO suns lug ~ r r;rps Il, one
ceiving Inc als " n n TIE verv fahjl..
seems 20 Inns :. /. - ~;s b;ng * 6ive 4
lar ins,anc.'. = sa,,s,s1 ont s;x notesL.jn.
small alnner srn r1,,s ~ Nv =, sesvsntI de-
viung WE'VE PSopxsvJ sre,,s. Int the
sirins nm 70 aSa ~. IN M ,.st,,,,, In ~ her
chances are tnas NJ VI" ina;as sa;a .thev
without any ~ ~, 10, ~, 40 wen and
would sena. :, o, ,S' y, w moro nor nolite 4
Soou, euon ~ ~ ca.svers in. the man
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24

The Scientific american says that
knit goods are now made to large ex-
tent from cotton alone; that fully one
half of the knit shirts and drawers
made in this country contain no wool
at all. Great attention Il paid to
bleaching and dyeing, and. in making
white goods, two or three pai ticuiar
shades Of white are given to the fabrics
according as it is desired to represent
Texas, Ohio or California wool Prob
ably many an unexpected cold during
the past winter has been due to the
victim supposing he was provided with
woelen under-clothing, when the fact
was that he was clad In cotton only
In this particular at least one had bet
ter avoid cheap articles and accept only
the best.-Dr. Foote's Heolth MONTH";.
for ApsiI
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24

THE old woman who lived in q shoe
has been outdone by man named
Smook, in Orangeburg County, s. C.,
who has no fewer than $40 living chill
dren Of various generations, and has
had l16 who are dead. He is Of Ger
man extraction, and is now ~ years
old. The children of the various gen.
erations numbered 10 children, l04
grandchildren, 391 great grandchildren
and 9 great-great grandchildren. Four
fiftbs Of this family live within circle
of Is miles diameter, and they are all
Woodworking, and not drunkard
among them.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24

And all kindred affections viii be glad to know
that Dr. Pond, of the Aurora Cancer Institute,
has returned from his extended visit to the
East, with health fully restored, and prepared
to vigorously prosecute the campaign against
this terrible scourgs, IN the treatment OF
which he has been so successful during inc
past Persons afflicted should write at once
for information to Dir. r. l. Pond Aurora
Kane County, Ill.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24

OxH Christmas the church Of . Village near
tifnlIv decoroted that many outsfders came to
view Il. or1ezof whom, as she gaxed on its
beauties and inhaled the perfume OF spruce
and pine and balsam, feelingly remarked
- How solemn it smellsp' Some one else Oh.
served that she had heard OF the "odor o.
sanctity,p hut never knew exactly, until now
what it was -
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24

RocHEsrER, N. Y, October g. 1Sn.
H.H. WARNER q Co: GENTs- have Ton
Some time past been afflicted with dyspepsia'
from which could obtain no permanent re-
lief until used your Safe bitters ana rnls
and aimee usinr them have had no trouble
from INV former complaint, and can now truly
say that an well man. $500,
am gratefully yours, 9. +. nhooks'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-24

HARAssrNo DREAMs.-An unnatural excite
ment of the brain and nervous system Is the
direct cause Of sleeplessness, es also OF nar-
sssing nocturnal dreams. VEeErIN. has .
peculiarly soothing effect in all such cases,
when taken Just before going to bed