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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
Twenty Men SuilOcRtedl--.A RcrO's
Sacrifice.

NEW YoTK, July 21.-This morn
ing caisson leading to the entrance
of the Hudson river tunnel, con-
structed at Sixteenth street, Jersey
City, caved in, carrying with it an
immense quantity of earth. Twenty
one men were buried. Seven were
soon after taken out bruised but not
seriously, and the rescuers are labor
ing hard to reach the remaining II
men, while water from the river flows
in rapidly. Steam fire engines were
set to work to save those who might
still be rescued from drowning. Many
women reside in the vicinity of the
tunnel and "A very large and excited
crowd of persons soon gathered.
The official report of the tunnel
disaster says that rs men were in the
tunnel when the accident occurred,
of whom eight escaped and 20 were
drowned. The cause given is that
probably the men did not watch the
brick wall of the working shaft as
closely as they should. The accident
will stop work for three weeks. There
is no other point in the official report
not already covered. When the s
men had gotten out, another work
man in trying to pass through the
door leading from the air lock into a
temporary chamber of the tunnel,
was .jammed in the doorway, and
despite the efforts of those ahead
could not be brought, as the door
closed upon him and held him fast.
Peter Woodland, assistant superin-
tendent, told the men to try and get
out, and when the ninth man was
fastened in the doorway, called out
to those who had escaped, telling
them to hurry and try and get assist
ancc and help the rest and himself,
who were left behind. He refused
to leave himself, saying that he would
stay and make every effort to get the
rest ont, and ii it were not possible,
then those escaping must try to get
the rest and himself out alive. Fol
is list of the saved: Thos. Brady,
B. McGovcrn, a. j. Moline, Thomas
Cummings, Christ Hansen, j. Han
nostrand, John Dowle and James
Hayes.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

The Chicago Tribune, which op
posed the nomination of Gen. Grant
with as much effect as any other
journal in the country, says now:
Honor the brave. Let no word of
disparagement fall upon the success
ful military chieftain who, led away
by misgaided friends, aspired to hon
ors which were denied to Washing
ton and jefferson. The failure to
obtain those honors leaves him where
he was etore.-high in the esteem
of the American people and destined
to have lasting claim upon their
gratitude. In his honorable retire
ment he will not be less but more
beloved than if he had violated one
OF the most cherished traditions of
the republic"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
Newspaper Decisions.

1. Any person who takes paper regularly
from the post-otiice, whether directed III his
name or anothcr's, or whether he has sub
scrbed or not--s responsible for payment
=. If person orders his paper dscohllilueu,
he must pay all arrears, or the puDilshcr may
continue to send it until payment is made, ana
then collect the whole amount, whether the
paper is taken from the Office or not.
j. The courts have decided that refusing to
AXE newspapers and periodicals from the post,
Office or removing and leaving tllem uhcalle9
for i, prima facia evidence of Intentional
fraud
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

Regularly every year there is an
enormous distri bution of plunder
through the river and harbor bill. If
the money were distributed to the real
needs of commerce it would be well
enough but it is seized by those who
can grab most for their districts. For
example, West Virginia member who
holds "a place on the committee of COM
merce got $4,000 for his district
through the bill lately passed, all for
petty streams of no commercial import
ance; and his organ at home boasts that
the amount secured for that single
district this year from the public treas
ury - ''~,ore than the net amount of
all the taxes that have gone into the
treasury from the whole state of West
Virginia for five years" Yet the com
mercial Importance of the streams of
West Virginia on which this money is
to be expended is practically nothing,
while we of the Pacific northwest get
but few thousand dollars for the great
est river on the continent.-Er.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

The South American war has about
reached its crisis. But starved and
impotent squad of the allied armies
of Peru and Bolivia remain to oppose
the victorious forces of Chill, also re-
duced and distressed by hard fought
battles. The ships which at the com
mencement of hostilities formed the
navies Of the contenoing nations are
now all in the hands of Chill, and
have been massed in the harbor of
Callao within cannon range of Lima,
the seat of wealth and all important
and private institutions, and the cap
ital of Peru. The admiral of this
fleet has presented to the Peruvian
authorities the severe terms of peace
his country has seen fit to define,
with the hard threats that if not ac-
cepted he will turn the guns of his
ships upon the beautiful city and
rain upon it a hail Of fire till not a
wall is left standing. The PROPOSE
tion Is still pending; but fearful of
the dread alternative, the inhabitants
of Lima are fleeing in terror from
their homes to the interior. In the
hope of saving Lima and settling the
long pending troubles which have
wrought such disaster, the state de-
partment of the United States has
rendered service of mediation, to
which an answer has not yet been re-
ceived.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

Man that is married to a woman is
of many days and full of trouble. In
the morning he draweth his salary
and in the evening behold it is all
gone. 1t is as tale that is told, it
vanisheth and no one knoweth
whittier it goeth. lie riseth up
clothed in the chilly garments of the
night, and seeketh the somnolent
paregoric wherewith to soothe the.
collie bowels of his infant posterity.
He hecometh as the horse or OK, and
draweth the chariot of his offspring.
He spendeth his shekels in the pur-
chase of fine linen TO cover the bosom
of his family, yet himself is seen in
the gates of the city with but one
suspender. Yea, o. is altogether
wretched.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

INDIAN RUMoRs At this season OF
the year, portions of various tribes OF
Indians in this country travel from
their winter campst to thecamas grounds,
and engage with each other in horse
racing In making their trips they
put on fancy costumes, summer fash
ions as it were, and some of them get
hold of whiskey, and under its exciting
influence talk loud, ride fast, yell and
otherwise initiate drunken white men.
We have seen and heard OF these an
nual movements of the Indians in this
country for sixteen years. They al
ways produce rumors Of Indian out
breaks. But SO far, they have never
resulted in one, nor do we believe they
ever will We regard the Indians us
all peaceable We do not believe that
there is the slightest danger of an In-
dian outbreak or trouble. - lTdlla Uold
Union.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

The Paris correspondent Of the Her.
u(d says: Several additional facts con
nected with the last sad chapters in the
story of the empress of Russia have
been communicated to me by mail, the
Russian censors not permitting such
things to travel over the wires. When
the empress was placed in the coffin she
was arrayed in the imperial robes, with
long mantle, crown and all her decora-
tions, including that of the Red Cross
of Geneva, which she priced above all;
her feet were shod in white satin shoes
the whole costume being more fitted
for festival than for journey to the
land whence no traveller returns. Just
as the Metropolitan of st. Petersburg
was lifting the body into the coffin the
emperor and his five sons, who were
standing by, were startled by loud
clap of thunder, that seemed to shake
the palace to its foundations. The
storm ragged necessarily until the body
reached the chapel. 1t then ceased, as
if by enchantment. The emperor, who,
as is well known is very superstitious,
was visibly affected by what he must
have taken as a proof of Divine dis
pleasure. His emotion betrayed itself
by the low nervous cough which is well
known to his friends and courtiers.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

The Webfoot country is looming
up. We have entertained an ex-
president and now we must prepare
to receive real living president.
Hayes will he here in September.
Astoria will he the first to greet and
welcome him To Oregon. All we
Oregonians want is for our great men
in the east to come and see for them
selves what glorious state we live
in.--isioria,4 lf sfUtf
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

Last week we conversed with II
gentleman just arrived from Tulare
county, Cal. He came through with
a wagon, by way of Reading, Yreka
and Roseburg, and was thirty days
making the trip. In the mountains
he found the roads bad, but feed upon
the entire route is all that conld be
desired. He states exactly what has
many times been stated in these col
umns, that thousands o. people in
California are tired of the unequal
struggle for a competence, and Will
seek homes in this Territory. Fami-
lies and individuals are continually
leaving all parts of the state, and
every day trains of wagons are seen
on all the roads leading from Califor-
MIA to Oregon. Before II months
roll around it is safe to say that 25,
600 Californians will have sought
homes in Washington Territory
Tacoma Ledger, June 20.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

Says the Seattle Hltelliyencer: "Af-
ter careful examination of the spec
linens of marble sent us from the
Skagit, Mr.. John keenan, informs us
that it is fine carbonate of lime, and
will work up nicely for building ma
terial and all kinds of inside finish
ing work, such as mantels, furniture
tops, etc. The ledge is about one
aud half miles from Sauk City, in
the peak called Annie's Castle, and
has been traced for two miles. 1t is
said to be very extensive.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

The Walla Walla Statesman says
The other evening when the train from
Wallula came in, an elderly gentleman
we'll known in this city, was standing
on the platform, when young girl
jumped off the'car and running forward
threw herself on our friends breast and
immediately imprinted kiss on his
cheek. "You dear old Pa" she eX-
claimed, 81 knew you would be wait
ing for me. And how is Ma, and John,
and my dear little kittie!' At this he
was somewhat abashed, but quickly re
covering and comprciseudins the sitta-
tion, he threw both arms around her,
kissed her several times on the checks
and determined to be a good father to
her or die in the attempt, exclaimed:
"Yes, Mas well, and John and the kit,
and the cat, the COW and the horse, the
OK and the ass, and everybody is in the
best of health" At this she looked up
somewhat startled, and seeing that she
had made mistake uttered shrek
and fled Now the young lady's big
brother is practising with a Shot gun
and looking all over town for the man
that wanted to be father
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

The United States Marshal for
Idaho goes to Lewiston twice year
to attend district Court, and also
twice year to Malad for the same
purpose; travelling distance of 525
miles to reach there. Simply to at
tend courts in the three districts he
is required to travel 3,100 miles.
But to do all his official work last
year it became necessary for him to
travel 1900 miles by stage.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

1t is stated from Washington that
documents are now in course of prepa-
ration and viii shortly be published Of
fcially, to prove the truth OF the state
ment that Hancock entered into a con
slnracy with fitz John Porter and other
democratic generals TO resist the re-
moval of Mcclellan from the command
of the army of the Potomac, and to de-
pose President Lincoln and Secretary
Stanton.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29

Oregon City is extremely quiet. With the
exception of the mill company's new ware.
house no improvements are in progress,
though some building is going on in the sur
rounding country, giving employment to
resident carpenters.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-07-29
JOSEPH NJ. FLETCHER,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor AT Law

O.licc up stairs in Sohns u schueics ouiia-
nr Main street, Vancouver, W. L.
:-sy- Particular attention given to convey
anciny and the examination Of land titles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA Bonds Tho fn.nti il article o! the
Baltimore Sun Of to-day says: "The B.ltino1e
stock market was active yesterday. ViIginss
opened with bound on tho amour com eot Of
the overwhelming defea; CT he rasdjusteis 10 the
Presid.nti. election. Consol5 began ct g I'D
rose 10 IS on h9 FIRST board, but later reacted 10
G35, ard cloEed G23aG4 against G,!;6Il OF Mor-
day. Ths % 40s were affected to lesaer dsgree
The sales ranged from 81 to Do. snd later from
42s 10 a, closing 4?s.s2I, sgainst 40s40!. The
tax coupons wore spprecisbly frmer, with sales
st " AID O. to- c5uEol and 10 40 i1crease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

tbs EXCELSIOR NOT TO>DE SoLD.-Th, 70
n2ItthGL this Holom&c ates Etoa. Company bsv-
lls Jailed in eGtct!ng their arrangement: for tha
;rgnlug Ola rou:s between Shepherds, thig city
I'D Qaant!co, intended 10 Dispose of Tho new
and insgnicent eteamarE celsior, is rot ccrri C
lGs' steamer hAs tas.n tho place, temporarily,
ottle steamer &, o:go Losry on the Norfolk
route, and will rnNku regular tIips en- Monday,
WGtuesday and Eridsy. The Leary hes gems
10 Baltimore TO have new boilers placed in her,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
CANAL COMMERCE.

Ar.ived-Bosts Il Dela6eld, W Doerner. e
L Boothe a s Wintringham, IL Kersey and Il
aud G french, to w A Smoot Maggie and
s II Davp, to p Agnew q Co; e Mulvaney,
to Georges Creek Coal and Iron Co.
Derarted-Bosts II Delsasld, w Doerner. G
L Boothe A Wintrinqhsp,, M Kersey, q o
Claughton, Emma, Ida Reid, II Z Shaner and
Helen V.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER
Sun rises ............ 30 SIN sets.... SO
ARRIVED.
Str Mat!sno lower Porc. to ) Bro6ors u %.
Str Mystic lover Po.o, 10 Fotc Ferry 10.
Sch- FoauinG Ses, BALTIC, 10 w A Smoot.
S1hr Spartan, Wash n, to Amer Coal Go.
Passed Up.
Sctr MEu Seward. for Washington.
GLEAga;l
Str Y kIroWsuith, lower Po'c,,nsc. by Pc.
tonasc Far7J Company.
S.rJ Tnomna"-1. lower Pos'c. by i a Reed.
ecnF y. " HtcSo.t. Hampton, by L AgstW
schr John L Conn or, Norfolk. By j A2naW
g Co.
Schr Ripg Do7e Rich nond by Hooo
MEMORANDA
Schr Yuae, hence, at Norfolk 81,
Schrs Ii Z Harris. Il Rspp Geo + Hallock
and w Il Bailey, from Richmond; A Weeks,
Jennie koasline, Ii q Winship aud Smith,
from Georgetown nnd 3 q Lano, from this port,
at New York 3D..
Schr AnLio II Allan, from GaofgaIown, ior
New HavcI. passed through He'll Cato 81.
NOTICE TO MARINERs
Notice is given by the light house board that
on ard sitter December l, 1890. first class
steam siren will be sounded during thick aud
foggy weather from Capo Henry light station,
Va. giving blasts Of five seconds duration, fol-
owed by an interval Of ninety seconds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

nESIED.-It IVES s:a:ed il Saturdays Gs~
tie .h.t q ccorol womao named Is lio BtoTn
I'd applied 30 !hc Mayor fer w'r:sat for the
arr, s. Of L. D. K1(ho, charging him with ell
jfc leg moacy lrem the Ffeedmeo' b Sasi2g aad
isus: Company, Ia Washington, On g hauk
hao. beionSipg 70 her, obsaiEcd from William
b,.aax, CT :iex;L1is c?uaiy, mi anpTGprat-
az tao sG;d ;aorey 10 lis owp use. Rafio says
t5cco is iGs wstd Ct truth 10 The sjslcm at Of
!ta won%o 81, vi. ED. ic pFcof Of he nssrE'
i +. s1hmits the following:
Wbsn1IGToN. i. C., Nv |. 1880
us vii C rt!!y hat. It TIC r;qu $. lf X. u.
ErGia, | have Tie day ez'niiasi lbe ind xes
q ,re d.pcei;irS With tto Hsshirgtoo braOch
Il he F,c4lla Z s Slvioss AID Trus: Gem paoy
FEN ;ba b:e,1ti~o rc Ito rimo Of lis susper-
81 D. h6a 4, 20, I'M ~ tc:oact 70 have been
o:.m.d =. 3ny ia" j" tho tame Of "B.;l,
l;!g6a." G. Il. FLEETWOOD.
C.,k 40 AIRS + s L /. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Les hts sold at private sale tho fne building 10:
on the corner Ct Quacn and Wsghinuton s!EseLa,
p Captain Hcrtcri Bryant !1r $1,000. CAPTAIN
t:yaIl las already commenced bfeEsrg ground
i3r Tie ioundaiion Of handsome brick resi-
ttEcc, which will Go En- crHemant to that FOR e.
i.Gn 81 tho city,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Vaathe- Probabilities Nore0i1er I ieo oU: :.
For The Mid lie STATES cloudy and tn!ea,e hls
westter, with light rsiIs Eoithe.ss " ~ o iobs,
winds, lower barometer and s:sslonsiS "a '-'s-
cmperasure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers III

Arc you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest By sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth lfso, g. 81
once aud get bottle OF mrs: WlNSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP It will relieve the poor
little sufferer nmediately-depend upon it
there is DO mistake sb3ut it. There Is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell YOU At once that it will regulate the
bowels, and eivs res. TO the mother. and relief
aud heslth 10 The child, operating like magic.
Ii is perfectly esia to in all cases. and pleas
ant to tho taste and is the prescription OF Gne OF
in the United States Full directions for using
will accompany each hostile. None g,nuine un,
less the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS
is on the outside Wrapper. Sold By all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty Eva cents bottle. BoWsra OF
limitations
REVERSIBLE OVER COATS (entiTely reT) at
Nose WATERMAN'S. GIL Kias and Fairfax ats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

UGGANJ2ATIoN TO Es KEPT UP tho
Conservative :; sdiutoT cub held an onthu:-
i.si meeting ii thri, headquarters, on King
.;recl, last night with James VI. Gkinn in thu
thsir snd l.. =. Cook, secretary. Speeches
NO maze by several gentlemen )D2I aiuiating
Tic raem be,s upon to Eohe work they h:d
ions thr0ught u The district in the cause of gen
mao dem, 'sc5. It Was Oct. r:nine1 10 keep up
IhcU:ga:!i@ .ai~n for tn, purpose of eugesing in
he { .mpaign zoxt fall o9ea nero actively, II
possible, than thoy cid in the enc jus. closed.
: i..r tho election Of fourteen rev members,
amorg them same who were MahoniLe5 previous
to tho s!e e!aCtigD, toe club sdjrGrn 81 to Ii ect
a:.ia lclt Wednesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

PONCE News. --AtTsirs ct pcli1a heGd-
.u1rje:s ,his moro;aS were scmCasa: Gu Ter
ian thty we're ycaie;d-y. iho Mayor dis
Iced cfthe to?oai3S o.sG..:
4 snail toy na,asd Miol&o. D Neal, tor be
,7s dunk ca :!c street.. ats ined So.
Chsrse Eirehcrdt. frpm Wsshlpgton, t:r
t;iac dunk OF The street, w,s Te!easid or tho
!EOiuSo 20 ieavc tac city iumoGiatciy.
James Wadso1, fa,d Evo d6l'a:s YESTERDAY.
III being dGutk aad cisoGderly co the streets,
Ta9 raca:ea uio@ sisi2G s curly !of tbs paw
aiat Cflho ans imso5 uGun lin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

bLuECHgVIoT SUITS (are naa. ard 6ufabie)
:: MoSEW ArrRoIAN' S ccr Nirg esd EairF-E SIS.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The New OIesus Minstrels have changed
their date sn1 wi | not appear Ut saIcp'a Hal
Tomorrow hight.
Revival services arc being o>nduo ed sviry
night il the Free Methodist ChuIca, Sau:h
Lee street, gear the tuoncl, R:V. Mets:s'
Turner aud Michael chi0ia!iog.
Among The articles CO toe whatfto Day aEslt
leg shipment 10 P5iiateIphia was large q1ar'
tity Of ivy root coIIs c:od from various portion
of the surrCundiDg county where 1t Is 10 De
mads up into fsncy wood article.
In c,ns5qsro, Of The inclamcnc7 OF 70
wealth, the meeting of tho congregation of the
Uniou Presbyterian Church. which vas 10 Lave
tskou place to night st the Baptist Church, q
Washsrgton street has been postponed to s'u
fuluro time.
Marriage licenses wcro issued in Washington
yesterday to G:crgo II. Rodgers. Of Fal,fsx
aud Susie D,Rgstt. Of Culpeper county, w.; !;
Jacob Dieyfuss and Fannie q. Robinson, CT
Petersburg, Va; Vim. E. Morrison and GeItV
Stanton. b,th of Prince Georges county. Md.
BRIGHT AS TIE NooNDAY.-Tbe GOLDEN
SUM- FIRE PLACE HEATERS. For sale b9
STANsDURY & Bro, manufacturers and deal
ers 10 owes and tinntro, corner OF klog and
Washington streets. McBurney's Building.
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Fob SALE Otk EsENT.

E1OR BEN 1.-THE DESIRABLE RESI-
a. DENCE st the corner of Washington and
Oronoco streets, containing sixteen ROOMS. With
water, gGs, &c. and large grounds with fno
trees and shrubbery. Possession given at onco.
Terms moderate. Apply al this ell, 20.
oct25-eo28
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old Dr.. DODD'S POW DERS.
Family Mndicina

old DE-. DODD'S POW DERS.
w q Family Medicine
You7g and Middls AGED Ladies suffering with
Nervousness, Dobili,y. TWitching of the Nus"
cles Ringing in tho Ears Specks before the
Eyes. Sp.sms, Mysteries. Papi.a!ioa Of the
Heart Indigestion Melancholy Low Spirits,
Dependency, Headache, Sleeplessness. Evil
ForebodiDgs Cold Hands and Feet. take DR..
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Old Ladies who arc debiltated and nervous
with weak body. and digestive organs diaordered,
causing loss Of appetite, Impoverished blood,
&C Try Dr.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
30 though you bad renewed your sgo and taken
a new lease of life.
Old and Middle Aged Man who have kept
late hours and have been imoTudont and Violated
the laws of health and nature until the Usgor Of
life is gone and you arc proslrated mentally and
phys,c4 ~ and un.blo to alta nd to your business
or duties of life taxa Dr. podd's Powders and
you will feel yourself men again.
Young Men and Women with pale and bag
qcrd faces thin in flesh broken down 10 mind
and body with shattered nervous system take
OLD DR. DoDD's .ERvINE Tonic POWDERS,
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Fits. Insanity Consumption and an carly death
They uii give you health aad strength, and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
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Men aud Women who are slaves to the uso o.
Tob scco Liquor, Opium or Morphine, take DR..
Dodd's Powders they act as al a':ti1otc ed
will destroy the appetite or tas!e for the use oil
the above s:imulants, which is ruinous TO the
nervous system. Fer ssle BY j ANNEY s. CO.,
145 KIM St. Price 81 per pssksgo, or six pack
ages for IS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

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