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Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
FIFTH EDITION
AERlGHEENED CR0~5
A Narrow Escape From an
AcCl0ent artu

Accident. 'u
On Saturday afternoon loo.,
sengers on the Wilmington Az acme Sne pa'
dation train which leaves iH1OCSoI9o
at 3 16 we're suddenly throwna SIphL
state of intense excitement Sho.tatO tatO,
ter the train left the elsvStsO%5 aaO5' Il
From statement by one Of rhs T u,Ia' ioAi
gers it was learned that tho passep
the tunnel, q short distance boI IaCF
elevated road, was submerSsSd dOsloW AI
two or three feet Of Watsr W aoc1
loosened the earth and canSed' wAld
to float around promiscuousIv0 N0,,t Sas y
daunted tho engine went ninr NSsAl1
to the tunnel when it soon tSIds StrHns
floating ties and before the en- %uVk pino
be stopped one of the passenOssr s',e ", voQ
left the track and went bopncin" UOaCN s
jarring the passengers consIdsrEsSHo NJ
well as frightening them aImO'.y
death. "'n0St
With the thoughts of the Ia.o h.,
accident In q New York tnSn0I uy'n
passengers were even mora sO'i
alarmed than they otherwisss' s'',Ua N
have been, anil many Of them Ts wy
have given almost any sum to wy
been out of their dilemma hU, nv
were destined to stay in tbs SO' 1.ai
place for nearly two hours J hsSo.a u''
damage could be righted. TbSC"O,. o
tor of the train as soon as he SVuu waS s'i
of the state Of affairs, pacifsd ~ tSS ss
eengers as best he could, bv W. tsl5
them that there was no immi1srt W.,
ger, which had the effect of SoO,SI
some of them, but the more tim1 IJ'I
nervous ones were in an intense ',,,,
nervous excitement during tbS ' .1s
time of the delay. Workmsp VA. ~
patched to the scene immedia,sIS y
the accident, who repaired tLSS,a
sufficiently to let the train pass sni ni
excited passengers arrived in tbh
at 6.16 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
RhOutdbe AbAted.

The residents in the neighborhood Of
Second ana Shipley streets complain Of
the offensive smell in that vicinity.
caused by spoiled fish, rotten cranber
ries, fruit, etc, beirg thrown into
gutter from the rear of grocery store
above Second street, on Shipley. The
refuse lodges at the intersection of the
iron gutter plates at the corner of Sec
ond, and the fumes arising therefrom
is very offensive, and the nuisance
should be abated at once.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
po,,ce Matters quiet

Matters are very quiet aroulu
Station, and yesterday morllIS \
were but three cases, two Oh Y
were plain drunks at % a Genus Sor' SuJ
each, This morning there No''
cases at all, TO arrests ia Ga''nS X
made yesterday or last nlgnt, .,,t N \
Ger remarked this morning tnas .,O Y
not had occasion to make az "''
over a week.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Another Partner.

James F. Wood 81 Co., sheet iron
workers and tin roofers, Front and
Orange streets, have admitted John f,
Wood as partner in the firm, without
changing the firm name. John r.
Wood ID son of the senior partner, q
practical workman and possesses an
enterprising business spirit, which can
not fail to strengthen and make more
popular still this popular firm.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
The american Mechanics.

Tomorrow the National Council o
U. A. M, will commence its annual
session in the Smith Building.
IT is expected the session will last two
or three days, and representative
will be present from Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
and Ohio,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
FaIIOIa chimney

At an early hour on SATURDAY lIaa a l
leg. while the storm was ragipS' nsnsl
chimney on the three ste story ~ tSs lSa.I \
s, West Second street. ieli ,i"uts !" Sr' R R
With a crash. The residents J Lissn Y
neighborhood who hau .Inmhsrs nUO % n
awakened from their SlumV0'' I
noise and badly frightened
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
mI..tonsry Meeting'

The regular Quarterly Tesll9E' meeting
Woman's Foreign Miss. oUU'U;i y. SGIb
Aux. will be held tomorrow, .oh -J't
at 8 P. M. in Scott NJ. f. Cha9SD'ii . Gias
of Seventh and Spruce Ia LSu And
western part of the city WI Wlll n.ss nss
new eve extension of the ts,.o city N pSi rSa
Railway a convenience III ~
thi sDOiut,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
appointment ola supervisor.

The vacancy of Chief Supervisor Of
elections for the District of Della |are
occasioned by the death of Joshua s
Valentine, has been filled by the ap
pointment of Samuel A. MaCallister
ESQ. There is no doubt about Mr. Ma
callister making an efficient officer
and his appointment is favorahly re-
caivad BY both parties.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
ITEMS FROM WANAMAKER'S,


ITEMS FROM wANAMAKER'S.
Not always the hen that
CT, kles the loudest lays the
most eggs.
We have here, and COM
ing, as many goods as we
dare buy; not enough Of
Everything, Of course-no-
body can have enough OF
everything without too much
Of 100 many things; and too
many too muches have a de
pressing effect late in the
season We are not often
troubled with too much; be,
c. use, however large our
faith In providing, you are
apt to surpass us in buying.
Come when you will.
The things that come early
90 early. We are not 60
ing to say that the best
things come first. We try
to have everything ready
when it Is wanted. Your
wants are our master. So
far as we can, we obey
Black armures and dan-
asses OF thirty patterns have
come; "A inch, of several de-
g.ees OF fneness; 65 cents to
81 a yard. Very small fig
ures, d little larger, larger
yet, and large nough.
A novel pattern is made
out of the. old device OF the
crescent, crescent on crescent,
as if creSCer;S were StreWn
over the cloth without law or
order. Watereddesigns are
among them. Many are kali
eidoscopic figures, Some are
so indistinct as to be difficult
to classify.
And so a single parag raph
introduces a whole family Of
cloths, which it will take you
an hour to see. Inde ed your
patience will hardly last so
long. There is no end of
seeing.
Next outer circle, south entrance to main
building.
En- ,lish four thread half
hose unbleached, rs cents;
"spliced," as they are called
by the maker--an old word
with a new meaning; for the
@o.ks are made heavier, six
thread may be, well up the
heel, under the whole foot
ar d over the toe. We had
the same last J ear at IS cts.
Now we have bought a much
larger quantity. Hence the
price.
tWcst Of Arcade, 1913 Ohssta out, =, fourth counter
The same color in ladies'
hose Of extraordinary qualiiy !
at the same price: rs cents.
I'VE should say of these that
they are below value, but for
the fact that we have got all
we want Of them, and can
get more when these are
gone. We sold them last
year for 37b cents,and before
that for 50. Improved ma,
chinery has brought about
the charge.
West OF Arcade ninth counter.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
UHESTNUT, THIRTEENTH 4 MARKET
| SThEECS ANDCITY HALLSQUA
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Feathers for All.

Persons who desire to purchase fine
Knight Templar's feathers, would dc
well to examine the large stock now ex
hlbited at Mrs. X. Hayes, millinery
establishment, No. 2l8 King street, be
fore purchasing. Her stock embraces
some elegant feathers from So to $40.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
nIc1nrn GaIIerleS'

Holland having bought out g0d OtS' b
sO5 Market street, is prepare panT al
pic pictures u by wholesale, le,,i an% nTetainl ID
prices. Mr.. Holland ta4 SUI oaIIsry, sI
session session of his Third % streeS nFsce g",t'' q
persons going to ei'n0t
accommodated. -
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
paacIl SInIpmen'S'

The following is a sun sunni m6sIsyaI
pision pGn Of the p, W; C,tS ~ 9'cars; Z;
on % Saturday: Jersey CITY, 3: WI
de- delphia, 6 Chester, S1a1,ious ship
So14 f0n, l. Total tSiIi thus far, $685.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Hosiery.

Kennard & Co., are now opening
their celebrated ribbed hosiery for
children in German, French and Eng.
glish All sizes and new shades. Full
assortment and all regular made. In
grain colOrs, from 25 cents to S11O a
pair. No finer assortment of these
goods eau be had.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
New DWNIIInRa.

Mr.. E. W. Thorne, the architect, has
Just completed designs for two three
story houses. which will be erected on
the Concord pike near the city limits
The plans, as prepared by this archi.
tect, insures the erection Of handsome
buildings, and will be qn;te an orna-
ment to that part Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
An Exclamation.

The house I am living in is not tor
sale as many persons have supposed
but the one next to me, and it is q bar
gain. on very easy terms. Ihave no
idea Of selliug my house and leaving
this neighborhood as in my judgment
it is the best in the city for many rea.
sons, VIM. d. PICKELS.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Democrats Turning Republicans

Democrats Turning Republicans.
A Sussex County man, who now re-
sides in Wilmington, met one of his
old Sussex friends at the p. W. s. B.
depot the other day. The Sussex man,
who we will call s.. has been a strong
Democrat, and was elected to an i'm.
portant Office few years ago, introduced
his Wilmington friend to another Sus.
sex friend in this way:
"Mr. B., let me make yoH acquainted
with Captain T., one of your old sus-
sex Republicans. !"
B.-"Captain T., am glad to meet
you, and l hope that my friend S. will
soon be able to say the same about him
self, that he is Republican.
Swell B. L will tell you honestly,
if live to see election day, ] shall vote
the whole Republican ticket"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Ready for Fall Basin ess

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock OF
Derby Hats we ever had made up.
Prices as usual, the lowest in the city.
Il. II. BumHOrO Il Bro. 4Ol Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Railroad medicine On esu.

During the present, week the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will have
small tin box placed on every engine
on the road, containing number OF ar
ticles for use in case of accident. The
following is on the lid of the box:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD MEDICAL
To be kept on each locomotive, and
used in case of accident only.
OUTFIT.
rubber compress, l package of alb
sorbent cotton, 6 rolls of bandages, l
pyramid of pins.
This outfit must always be kept up,
and when anything is needed requisi.
tion should be made at once.
DIRECTIONS.
When an arm or leg is crushed, caus-
ing hemorrhage, pass compress around
limb Immediately below the injured
part. Ia o4>e Of rupture, it vein, ty.
ing it tightly until arrival Of surgeo". .
The rupture of an artery can be dis
tiuGuished by the color of the blood,
which is red and spurts out, while a
vein has black blood and flows contin-
uously.
For wounds on the head and face ap.
ply absorbent cotton and bind with q
bandage.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
A LARGE FIRE.
Destruction of the Franklin Sugar
RaHnAFV

Refinery.
Passengers tha5 came down on the
steamer FELTON, this morning, report
that the Franklin Sugar Refinery at
the foot of Almond street, Philadelphia,
was in flames, and when the FELTON,
passed, shortly before 10 o'clock on her
down trip, was fast being reduced to
ruins. The Franklin Refinery was a
nine storied building and was operated
by Harrison, Havemeyer q Co., and
the loss will not be less than half mil
lion dollars.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
An Explain alton.

Mr.. Beaton Smith the druggist, cor
ner Seventh and Pine streets, aunoun'
Ces to his customers that as the repairs
to his store have advanced far enough
to admit of his closing the doors, the
store will not be open all night, but
medicinecan be secured at night by
ringing the bell at the door.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Reward offered.

DR.. Fulton offers a reward Of S25 for
the arrest and conviction of the thieves
that entered his store at New London,
Chester county, Pa, last Saturday
uight, and stole five or six watches and
a number of other articles.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
-, Estnte sold

Frederick Hopkins has. has Pt''lSan|| PPt lan|
Henry Prettyman; o,f from Fred
T%G nsI naIUi aud the price paid waS -
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
sep2S St

fNOR SALE-THE HON MESTEAD FARM
II late the property Of william Kennedy,
deceased. at Port Penn, delaware, fronting on
the river, Of about 2 o acres, divided into 7
fields fences in good repair, brick house, new
barn with cellar, staollng for 10 horses and 10
COWS, granary ice, smoke aud chicken hou SO,
apele orchard. ~ acres in peach trees. Apply
to q. U. .PURVkS, l29 s. 9TH street, Phila-
delphta. sep25-ltaw4t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

0ITY ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE
" 7UANEND AN OdDINANUE. EN-
TITLED, IAN ORDINANCE NJ a KING
APPROPFI ATOMS FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1882.
Be 1t ordained by the CITY Council of viii
mington.
SpoTIoN !, That Section of an ordinance
entitled AN ordinance Ing apptOprIa-
tions for the fiscal year ending J me 80, lsS3,'
be, and the same is hereby amended by TAX
ing from the appropriation for "Repairing
Fourth Street" the sum Of four tn Jus and
dollars, and adding to the appropriation for
"Water Works." the sum Of two thousand five
hundred dollars ths sreof and to the al pro.
priation for opening and Grading streels,"
the sum Of one thousand FIVE hundred dollars
thereof.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, Della.
ware, September II, A. d, 1882
HENRY G. CONRAD.
President Of LityICouncil
Attest: X. G. FRAIM, OleIk OF Oity Council.
sep2J8t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Family Fight.

About O'Clock yesterday morning,
a woman who said that her name was
Harlan, came running to police head.
quarters without any garments on
except long night gown, and said her
husband had assaulted her. Sergeant's
Mcconnell and Sova went to the house
and arrested the man, and brought
him to the hail. He was afterwards re-.
leased on bail, and as no one has ap.
peared against him the case has not
Y ct been heard.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
III n.wn Stairs

Mrs. John MINIS ,t,,d. tsI! d0EG M. d
stn5es stpses, Il this T'i morning, and 'p'''''
ssteT, SStt fooE quite badly.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
eIO.OOO KeWar"

sor the arrest and & nTvS.oUch 81
@ bury ywn mSStSS'$ sop 5. 3 aud 5ceut c's'"
snssS S1S sTU to al any in the city
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
At the Aims H0uso.

The Grand Jury of New Castle County
are visiting the Aims House today and
taking dinner with Superintendent
Barlow.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
CurIa1nB.

W. M. Kennard & Co., offer large
line of Nottingham curtains by the
yard, at %, l, 80, and 30 cents, the
finest and cheapest lot of goods shown
for long time
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

XKyANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework, no washing or ironing, In
family, at sos Market street.:
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

NJk RENT ~ two STUhY BkIOK
- houses, six roOmsin each, bath, hot and
water, cellar and large yard and good loca-
Fourth rect sep263tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

VXYANTED-A BOY TO RUN ERRANDS
w at WIGGLFSWORFH'SW West End
Oyster Depot, 800 Monroe st. sep2o-4t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

kEI ANrED AN AMERICAN WHITE
w girl for general housework in small
family. Apply between and 6p. m, at 1901
Delaware avenue. sep2h3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

Ali the Fall styles of neck wear just
in at the Boston One Price Clothing
House
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

NOR SALE - THE ENTIRE STOCK
Il and good Will Of store AIT Market street,
Ill health he causJ ofgiving up.
sep26 3t# ROSE FEENEY.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

Y OST-A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN.
Ia ing $5l was lost on Market sire ct, be-
tween Fourth and Sixth streets. about noon
to-day. The finder will he suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at No. 7lS Shipley st.,
sep.6-2th
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
Rubber Coats.

Mems and Boys Rubber Coats in
great variety at the Boston OOe Price
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

IIOk SALE, CHEAP - DESIRABLE
q located cigar store and property, with
or without stock, etc Address p v, Box,
500, Atlantic Oity, N. J. sep2O.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

VNoR RENT-ROOMS WITH KITCHEN
and use Of cellar. Inquire at 7l2 Wal
mt street. sey262tE
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

TTYANTED-A WHITE WOMAN. ONE
w who can wash nd iron. Apply at llOS
Jefferson street. sepIo-Sf
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
NOIlCE.

Tin and sheet iron roofs. metal work and
jobbiug promptly attended to. Also dealers
In stoves, heaters and ranges.
JAMES +. WOOD & 90.
Front and Orange streets,
sep23 St Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

tTOL SALE NO 1905 MARKET ST.,
g lot 6exlSO, with large stone mansion, a
x32 #. main btilding and extensive back
buildings, containing IA rooms, all modern
improvements; terms easy, Apply to M M.
UEILD, 704 mark ct street. sep2S-eodl2t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

WY ANTED-A A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w to assist IN kitcnen, and oung man
to open oysters at II L. Second ST. sep2S-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

Mems All Wool, Pants, 81. so and So. 90
at the Boston One Price Clothing House
Daily Republican., 1882-09-25

THE VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES
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InTallibIe Teachers.

A clever writer in Education says of
the would-be infallible teacher: ga
bright child asks question that gray
haired philosopher would be cautious in
answering; yet teacher of limited learn
ing and less sincerity gives glib reply
to keep the child from doubling his
scholarship. He wishes the pupil to
think that all knowledge worth having
has been attained in few years by one
person, namely, himself. Between de-
vetion to textbooks and the careless
dogmatism of such teachers, children
leave our schools with the conceit that
they have comprised the universe and
settled all the problems of existence. A
young teacher once followed an older one
of this type. During the first week
a bright boy propounded question to
which she quietly answered, Il do not know
but thiuk you will find it in nam
ing book. The class looked surprised.
From that day several of the students
threw test-questions at her upon all oc-
casions, to about half of which she sim
ply replied, Il do not know. Contempt
for her began to grow; meanwhile, she
had interested them in her daily class
work, and gradually they forgot to ask
her puzzling questions. Before she had
been there year. it was reported about
town in their western phrase, The schol-
ars all swear by Miss - The pupils
would accept no statement that varied
from what she had told them without
careful investigation; and when such in
vestigation had proved her mistake, the
pupils carried the knowledge to her with
Joy, knowing that she would sincerely
thank them for correcting her. Com
pare the results of two kinds of work
results to the character of the teacher
and the development of the pupil. If a
teacher is to be SO truthful, it follows
that he must be exceptionable in cnarac-
ter, and well prepared in scholarship"
A swIndling Frenchman bought an
island off the coast of Australia for $3.50,
and announced his intention of founding
New France. The protector called
himself marquis, and succeeded in OBJ
tanning subscriptions amounting to 10,
$1,000 francs from colonists Joining the
expedition. The emigrants sailed in a
vessel bought with their own money, the
marquis" not accompanying them.
When the colonists reached their desti-
nation, desert, and not the rich soil
and attractive surroundings promised,
greeted them. Hunger and sickness
killed many of them and the rest were
brought home by kind shipmasters. The
protector, meanwhile, was organizing
new enterprises. 1t was reported that
engineers had found precious stones in
tho land of New France, and that agri-
culture was hourishing. More sub
scriptions poured in. Soon, however,
the I'm, position was discovered. The
marquis" is to be tried for manslaugh-
ter, embezzlement and for enrolling a
military command in France-a body OF
one hundred soldiers who were to guard
New France Two fresh vessels were
being equipped at Barcelona when he
was arrested.
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A CARD.

A word to the public Consultation free.


/ invite the sick, matter what their diseases may
be-, TO call and investigate Tor themselves before tba
doning nj! hupes, fOr 1t will cost you nothng. give
no encunragement nlcss there is Il fair Prospect Of
opinion and reasOuai le IN my charges claim not <
cure everybody but to cure All that can nt cured
have had twenty years successful practice IN thu
treatment Of both acute ana chronic disease have
'far. unbiased trial, by which hope me rit your
hdence, ana give entire satisfaction to all suffering
humanity My reputation has been acquired by being
candid with my patients through Years oi ssccessfus
practice; both IN lurols and IN M country, anf
and remedy need, d, NOT b! guesswoik' bat by yesnz
In my treatment Of many diseases make use OF a
method of cure The treatment is simple and the
feasible OF ALL There is ulpl, senssatipg
whatever attending the treatment hNtf 80 pers0fw
afflicted TO visit and freely convince themselves. ieav
existed a remedy startling and immediate in its
effects. hese noted curative ads ~ banded IN my
Of both Europe and America. The btneciai efecns
per- cp,ibc almost from he start CASE regaried
ucutahe, and of years staidh yield TO IFS mid huf
nent be attended N IN The least danger ther.b or t.
tifs ing II 10 h the most harmless agent in therapet
tics. Those who wish to apply Tor advice o lrratmein
as the most tiInid may RELY ON that hVoluh .ecrscr
wi, has already proved The basis Of ana extensive
professional reputation broad
Cases ca,l be treated by correspondence when sef
sonhl interview impossible. providing ihe pauents
will infinitely d'tnl all % their bodily htaares and
mental disturbances written Ia simple and nsturs1
STYLE, and ia accordance with the sSuIy q. AIS ~
their own filings one personal htetN"W hewrVef
with patieilis resditg AT al lance T. highly de
sifable when practicable, aud VIII more than tepSy
the patient the and trouble OF Trip 20 por
land. The advantage Of even visit aiarsr ~ aD6
doctor 10 form Opt aud note paTi uars
which might be lost ssht Of ~ mere corr spo fence
particularly when microscopic and che nival anHly
sis is absolutely necessary. inteits net resid
,rdy thr M eey M,p w', NJ csn b % ICES.
siry remedies ent 10 any address or fi AZ any rail-
Territory until called carefully packed AMI
curely sealed. Office and Residence =, First street
Rooms 70 an g lndas SsS Bulletins 'o'"ef f'
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D. o acompte plat, Is L
enwo offer ef, asit tim M b o % ota bk a reason
pla d locate nn n k Is clos to e ties m f'rl
tnn whoma tou sr,ra nyd qu addressed o b h &c m
u r1 ttae Agnts5gM rr stree
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New, Rich AND PURE BLooD-The use of
Oregon Blood Purifier.
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NOTICE.

To the Farmers and Mechanics of Oregon,
Washington Territory and Idaho:
We wish TO call your attention TO the fact
that our annual Catalogue and price list for
1882 SO is now ready for distribution. II
uW be found uery valuable and Instructive
reading, and wiH be furnished gratuito,.sly.
Send your name and posto6ice address TO
FARMERS and MECHANICS STORE,
1S4 First street, Portland, Oregon.
sep7-1m p. o. Boz LIS
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Sykes Sure Cure for Catalrl'

I IoUIp OR DRY, PRICE tioo; ATMOSPHERIC
tors mailed receipt of price, with full direction for
etc. =. q. SKIDMORE q Oo. Druggists 81 First
street. Portland Or Sole Agents for the N. Pacific
CoPst. ~"~'"'
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Garrison repairs all kinds OF sewing machines
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-26

Book AND Music BUYERs:-Send to Wiley b.
Allen, 1853 Third street, Portland, for any book
or music published Orders by mail filled
promptly. The "NIusical Pastime," monthly
journal of music, so cts. year. Send stamp for
big catalogue of music.
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siaven's Yosemite Cnerry Too,h Past,

An aromatic combination f9n the preservation
of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior to any
preparation of its kind in the market. In large,
handsome opal pots, price fifty cents. For sale
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis & Co., whole
sale agents, Portland, Oregon.