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SALE CONTINUED.
w. w. BuRpErrE & Co.
WILL CONTINUE FOR FIFTEEN DAYS THKR
GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST.

The following Unprecedented Bargains viii be offered:
Foulard Silk at 4S cts; usual price IS cts.
Surah Silk at IS cts usual price &l25
Summer Silk at 81 y cts. usual price so cts
Summer Silk at IS cts usual price Is cts
Black and Colored Gros Grain Silk at 81; positively
worth SL25
Black Gros Grain, Satin Rhadames and Meryeilleux
Silks at extremely low prices.
All kinds of Wooden Dress Goods less than cost
White Goods of every description at reduced prices
One lot Of the celebrated Graphic Dress Shirts made
Of Irish linen and elegant muslin. full reinforced and
gusseted seams price during this sale will 6S cts
fresh lot of 100 dozen of Fine Dress Shirts which
we have made to order 81 each; worth least 81 25
One lot of Chdren's Colored Hose marked down from
As, so and G2a cts to % cts per pair.
20 dozen Half Hose, full regular fast colors at Is cts
per pair.
CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OILCLoTHs.
Ingram Carpet, 30 81 As and so cts. per yard
Very best Ingram at 20 cts per yard price everywhere
IS cts.
Mating from Is cts. up to finest made.
Oilcloth at %, 80, 375d, As and 80 cts. per yard
All goods not mentioned above will be sold at reduced
prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY Everything warranted as repre-
scented by the statesmen.
W. w. BURDETTE & CO..
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RaZOrs! RaZOrs!! RaZors!!!-The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted and kept
in proper shaving condition gratis. The Rodgers
Cutlery store, 4S7 Pa. ave. ID. n. Walford Propr.
Railey's 81 Saw, warranted equal any
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SwINDLED BY PROMISE OF A PRuE-A vourp
cOOred woman, who gave her name as Amanda
Griffin, residing at 800 street northwest visited
police headquarters this morning and Complained
10 Lieut. SwindellS that she had been swindled by
a man or her own color. She said that YESTERDAY
morning the man came to her house and obtained n
dollar from her t6play on some policy numbers.
again in the afternoon an(r said that TO gel the
prize she would have to give him more money She
gave him 4 pair OF shoes worth 81 and a gold rino
worth So, and he promised to bring her the prize
last night, but failed to make his appearance and
she came TO the conclusion that She was swndei
me lieutenant assured her that every effort for his
capture would be made. $500
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BAD FAIL-Iesterday afternoon the elevator
fcft IN Frank Wards new building, ID street be-
tween 9Th AID lUth streets, broke. precipitdtiug
IIchaid Cantln, coiOred he'd carrier, who was
GtscehGlbg from the third story 10 the ground
Side. seriously inJCring him. lie was taken 10 tho
EmergeLcy hospital, and attended by Drs Walter
and Taylor.
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Cur1cuRA
INFANTILE BLOOD PURIFIERS AND SKIN BEAU
TIFIERS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASES. FROM PM
PIES TO SCROFULA
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at IL p. m. and
eXtiHgpisheti Il; Els a.
The program Of the Marine band concert In the
White House grounds this afternoon Is follows:
March, I'm MaSSe," Reeves; fantasia, "Alb1On, y
BaetenS; valSe; ''FrGm the Rhine TO the Danube.
Keller Reia; song. "ROcked IN the Cradle OF the
Deep" Knight; potpOur, ''Nell Gwynnc,' Plarfu-
cite; polka. 'LE>prit Fralcais," Waldteufel;
"kchotS from the Cotton Fields Foster.
At & meeting OF the Emmett Guard last night at
SeiT arIHOFy. corner CT IL street and Pennsy yania
avenue, DT. Florence D0nohue was elected the hon
oTaTy surgeon of the company; Th0S. Walsh. john
J. NcNahrn. Edward He4ly, p. F. Mcmahon aud
Frank p Burke We're elected honorary members.
At Jlc Capital city Gun club match yesterday,
- Clay pigeons each, 10 yards rise, Wagner scored
II. Mcleod, Peek and HCsfcri u each, Mills and
Bale; II each. Eo;ridge S, ana johnson and young
each.
An oil fashion bush meeting VIII be held to-mOr-
row 2t owens grove. about Two and a hall miles
northeast from Tie city The meeting is 20 i,e under
the direction Of Rev. j. c. Iiagey, pastor Of North
Capitol NJ f.. church.
Mi. FT2nk L. Percy, formerly Of this city, we'll
known nuSician. AMI ROW the press agent Of the
dim" IIU~Cuil or Fhiiaelp hia was married recently
10 Miss Ida u. Glenn, an actress.
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Reduced, j. E. Young's Best Black 81 Silks,
Csc. All-wool Cashmere 35c. 736 7th street Mourn
ing Store NV
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RARE bargains Hcnpler's, op,ician; selling out.
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aLEwIs' rLAsrEKs Will warm stomach-prevent
N
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THE E. c. B. AssOCIATION.-The Equitable c. b.
day hight az MariniS hail. + street near 9TH r0rth
west. The monthly payments are 1850 per share:
assets, S3s66so.5s- Thomas Someryie, president:
Jno. joy Edson, secretary.
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ffiR will be sent postpaid 10 any address IN the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
s.ecticn for IS cents IL Is q large elght-page
paper OF Ifty-s!N columns or Interesting rea.inc
eatter-rcl:iical miscellaneous. personal, l.Cgs
III gossip, etc. send Cor j sample COPY.
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Baker, fourteen-yearold boy, was put on trial in
the Police Court this morning, charged with the
larceny OF S33 from the saloon OF Mr.. L. A. Love-
lace, NO 1927 9Th street northwest on last Thurs
day night Mrs lOvelace put the money in shot
DaS ana placed 1t between the jOsts in the floor
Later she saw Baker and another smaller how RIM
away from the window, and subsequently, She
missed the money. VIM. Kendrick, the bow with
Baker, testified that Baker came out OF the saloon
with Shot bag. They went to Simms' WOOD ward
where they hid It. Sergeant Sarel testified to
searching the wood yars but failed to find the
money. The defendant denied the larceny Tho
court said that the alleged accomplce was not cor
roborated IN any material parts, and dismissed the
case. o
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CONFESSION THAT DID Nor CorNr-In the
Police Court to-day Bette T1bbs, colored, was
charged with the larceny OF a pOcketb0ok contain
ms $t53 I'D money belonging TO Maria Snivrin who
testl!ied 10 the loss or the pocketb1ok and money
EetectEe Cox testified that he arrested the defen-
uah', VINO mace confession. 1t was elected in
examination that the detective fold her that
II she confessed that he thought she would not be
prosecutor. The court thought that the detective
was not SO sharp as he thought he was and OF tho
suggestion OF the district attorney the case was
dismissed. '
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FURNITURE SALE.-A special sole Of lagseto!d
Ne - a., ~" na"e ~ th'Si.GSS sI-;.. IC,J..l
IL IEe@ Ia: ~ - Y x..5t. =. 49,
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Mothers, DO You Care For the Lives of
Your Little Ones!
Mothers, II your little ones are suffering with
any one OF tie many complaints with which Chill
dren are afflicted in this hot weather, you can re-
lieve at once, and in a few days cure permanently
cure them, by using the following prescription:
Take an ordinary Water-glaSs, filling it with
broken ice, then pour into the glass one ounce of
'DUFFY's PURE BARLEY MALT WHISKY and give
frequently through the day as much as the little
patients stomach will readily take. For scarlet
fever and dIphtheria this remedy is invaluable
When the Ice is melted away take fresh tumbler
and more Ice and fix as before"
Your physician Will tell you this is an excellent
remedy, as over two hundred of them in this city
are now prescribing 1T in their practice for cases Of
this kind.
Mothers who read this and from false notion re-
garding the use of pure liquor in their family re-
fuse 10 act on It, assume grave responsibility and
through their negligence the little one should die
TO whom can they reasonably turn for consolation
as they gaze on the features OF the loved one for
the last timer Mothers act before 1t is too late. 2w
Heads of Families
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NoS-CNIoN HOB CARRIER THREATENED-Jas.
Harris, cOiOred, union hod carrier was charged
In the Police Court this morning with making
threats or personal violence towards Il nOn-unon
nod carrier named Frank WcIdon Harris IL was
statefi. went TO the building where Weldon was
employed, and asked TO see lin. Weldon was an
sent from the building at the time, and Harris left
message 10 the effect that they iRt"nded to dis
emOoWel Weldon next Monday night. Harris made
Genial. but the testimony against him was strong
ana ne was required 10 give bonds In the sum OF
Tor six months
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ROBBERIEs REPoRTED-Sarah s. BARTLETT aoa n
street southeast reports stolen from her house last
tuesday i market basket containing 81 Dair of
shoes and female wearing apparel valued AT =. 50s
WIN. Brown, 1898 14th street northwest rtp0rts
that his snoe shop was troken into last night and
Tour par OF second hand shoes stolen; value So
Chappell Baxter, 9Th and ii streets northeast
reports stolen from their wagon While standing on
louisiana avenue keg OF butter valued at sI3
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Enu1r Or The LOON Corros.
Yard Wide Best Make,
8 CENTS.


CENTS.
8 CENTS.
SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, 81 cents
DRESS GINGHAMS Check Styles 6k cents
FIGURED LAwNs-FIGURED LAWNs-5 cents. .
INDIA LINEN. skc, 1Oc, 12hc
CALICOES, &c. CALICOES SC
Brussels Carpets Fall Styles. 75c. Soc, &c., Sc
r. athef Proof Bed licking. 15c.. l6c.
White Wool Flannels. ISc.. 2Oc, 22c,
Canton Flannels &c. Sc, l0c.
Ingram Carpets, Ea styles 35c SIC 4Oc 45c
Table Dauiash, &c So, &c
C!lldren's Hose, no seams, 15c.
Black C&shLneres all wool, SIC, 40c., 45c, Soc
SPECIAL BARGAIN
LADIES' FLANNEL sUITING. Navy Blue Brown
Myrtle Black and Garnet, at 12h cents.
WSON'S,
626 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side.
RRowNs IRON BITTERs
IL. no
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STAPLETON, RICHMOND Co, n Y,
April %. 1884
The DUN Mat Whisky Company, baltimore and
CGireTt streets, Baltimore, Md:
GelNieneat-When prescribe an alcoholic stim-
'ulant to sick and convaescent people order your
famous Malt Whisky In preference to any other
liquor, for the reason that know IL to be whole
some. clean and unadulterated. What employ
with so much confidence in my own practice as
confidently recommend to the medical profession
at large, satisfied that 1t will meet with the APP
proval OF this profession in every particular
Yours, truly, JAMES j. ODEA, NJ. d.
AS two hundred and thirteen establishments in
this city Including all the wholesale drug houseS)
have this Whisky on sale advise you to ask your
nearest druggist or grocer for ii.
The price should be only 81 per bottle Try 1t. 1t
may save life.
The DUFFY MALT WHISKY Co
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IHE CITY MARKETs-The official Wholesale Price
Current of the produce exchange SAYS the four
lnarket is quiet and but little doing but little wheat
Is coming In in consequence of the farmers being so
pussy. Corn and oats are steady. Good timothy
nay Is in limited receipt and the market is rlner
ny straw IS siS TO Sl4 per t0n-S2 per ton higher
Inc current receipts OF butter are affected by the
not weather. The receipts OF eggs are liberal:
market easier owing TO hot weather. Poultry is I'm
active demand at sight concession In prices and
receipts liberal All kinds OF green fruit find
ready market. Large lot OF peaches are coming i'm
Ia bad condition, which have TO be sold regardless
OF quotations.
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COLONIAL BEACH IOTS.-Ihe Colonial Beach I'M
proveInent company will seHfor limited time a
nClber OF It's lots from $50 10 $50. Apply Ior de-
tails at the csmpanys Office, 1921 street. or al tie
Beach.
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] TAKE PLEASURE N SAYING BROWNS IRON
Il Bit tiers cured Inc OF dyspepsia
jy29-eo COG Rhode IsIanJ avenuo
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The WEST END BLAISE AND LOGAN CLUB-At a
meeting OF the West End Blaine and Logan Club
last evening George ID. Graham was elected mar
hlaL committees were appointed as follows: FL
nance. + Mason, w II. Clark, W. III. Barker g.
l. JOY, Logan Williams, X d. Ruilin and j. l.
Bruce. IIvItat.Ons-He Lacy, c. G. Freeman
j. r. Mason, b. ID. Paul and W. T. Payne Plat
iorm--RobcTt Jones, 4. Dorsey. William ii. Beckett
O. X Sey mOur, ii. {. Turey, Capt. L. H. Smmens
EDWARD NeNVins and William ii. Lucas
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A CHANGE OF NAME AND MASAGEMrSr-The
asl'ingt0n Times. formerly run by j. Humphrey
week IL win appear on sunday as the Standard
!" l. Mott OF the Interior Department, who has
bctL writer OF campaign documents for years.
wa act as edtor, and the paper Will be issued In
The interest If Blaine and Logan "
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MIR. CHARLES A. WILLIAMS, BRANCH PRINT.
w ing Office Treasury Department cheerfuly testi.
es to the fact that Browns Iron Btters is specific
for malaria. iy99.eo
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PICNICs. EXCURSIONS, &c

"A For the Benefit Of
EQUAL DIVISION. SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT. TUESDAY, AUG. 1854.
On the New Steamer Armenia Boat leaves her wharf.
foot of 18th street. O'Clock and return 10 r.
Tickets S0c. Children under II years sc.
It, To be had of the Committee.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
results, ct I.owe's Business school

ASTRONOMICAL telescopes; reasonable offers
eepted. HempIcr'S. OptiI..tn.
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CTEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
This fine steamer will make daily trips CSundays
mont Boat with leave at 10 m ana arrive at s.s1
m. Fare. round trip % cents to all points except
Mount Vernon which is 81
SATURDAY EVENING trips will be made during the
summer boat leaving at y. H., arriving $50 D. IN
Fare % cents. -
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be made as usual
beat leaving at r. IN. and returning at 8 D. m Boat
will go as far as Indian Head Fare. so cents iyII
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dressing,
Cocaine, compound OF CocOanut Oil, beauties
the hair and is sure to alay all itching and rrta
ton OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnett's F1avoring Extract:
consists In their perfect purity and strength. 60
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CITY ITEMS.

tya0-4t 92S 7TH AND 706 X STREETS n W
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'Alderney Dairy WagOns.p
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered in>halfpound Ward" prints, 35c per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermtlk ana Sweet
MIX, &c. per quart. Cream 15c. pint
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION FOR THE BENEFIT
vi of Grace NJ. E Sunday school Library, steamer
Corcoran. MONDAY. August 4th. Leaves 7th-street
wharf p returning al 10 O'Clock Tickets. 25c. It,
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On Thirty Days Trial.
The volta1c Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. VIII SEND
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are af1i1cted with nervous de-
blity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigOr. Address as above. n B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,Sm
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

London Spectator.

The French are quite alarmed at
the number of foreigners who crowd
into France. 1t has rapidly increased
of late years, and now includes ,000,-
600 persons, nearly 30th of all the
souls in France. About one-half of
the immigrants are Belgians, but the
Italians are coming in regiments, and
the Spaniards, and even the Germans
rapidly increase. The French statists
dislike the movement, but it keeps up
population which otherwise would
decline, and it may be taken as rule
that the country which can attract
immigrants can absorb them. We
have no men more English than the
sons of the Germans who begin to
swarm into our cities. In Switzer-
land, where everything depends upon
a vote, there is much more reason for
alarm, some cantOns-Neufchatel for
Misunderstanding immigrants in
excess of the native-born population.
The rush OF Europe toward America
is now perceived to be a movement of
Importance to the world, though SO
per cent. of all the inhabitants of the
Union are still native born; but the
internal movement Of the peoples
among the European states has re-
ceived little attention. There are
provinces in Germany which are
nearly Slav, and counties in Scotland
In which the base of the population
Is Milesian Irish.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

THE LAND LAWS.

A correspondent notes that Senator
ingalls, is trying to simplify the opera
tiOns of the general land office, and to
change several important particulars
in the methods of acquiring titles to
public lands. In this effort he has
introduced three bills in the senate.
The first provides for the repeal of the
pre-emptiOn laws, but authorizes a
second homestead entry by persons
who, having made one homestead en-
try, have for any reason failed to per-
feet title, and who at the same time
never made a filing under the pre-
emption act. The second repeals the
timber culture law, but permits title
to be perfected in accordance with the
provisions of that law upon all claims
entered before the passage of the re-
pealing act. The third and last pro-
poses to amend the homestead act by
prohibiting communication Hereunder
until two years have elapsed from
date of settlement-one year of which
must be of record In the land office.
1t also repeals the provision of the
law under which local land officers
are authorized to receive relinquish-
nents, and Immediately throw the
CtoIuuo vi thO iCiih1utohSu VpCu W Cu-
try. In effect it requires all relin-
quishments to be forwarded to the
commissioner of the general land Of
flee, and approved by him before the
land in question is thrown open to
entry.
Senator ingalls, points out that the
effect Of this series Of measures, if
they become laws, will be to limit the
amount of the public land single in
dividual can secure to one claim of
100 acres of land, and may be secured
after two years actual residence
thereon by paying Sl.25 per acre, or
after five years residence for nothing
The provision in respect to relinquish-
ments is designed to put stop to the
practice OF filing entries upon the pub
lie lands. and holding them for the
purpose of selling the accomplishments
to incoming settlers. Under existing
laws citizen may obtain three
claims-One each under the home
stead, pre-emption aod timber cul-
ture laws. He secures q timber cul-
tnre claim without residence, and
may purchase pre-emption and home
stead claims after six months actual
residence.
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The Sprague Herald says: ]. ].
Burns, our gold hunting P. NJ, re-
turned from the mines on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18th. He is convinced
of the stability of the diggings. and
that great rush will take advantage
of it in the spring. Capitalists are
slyly working in, and though quiet in
their movements, it is plain to be seen
that they mean business, and are not
afraid of the result Of an investment.
Coarse, hard fare, exposure and rough
weather are incidental to the season
Of the year in that region, and the
early history Of the find. There are
many good claims developed, and the
prospects are that Idaho will see the
counterpart of the great Leadville ex-
element.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

HE WAS BEEF HUNGRY Gimme
some rar' roast beef and mashed pota-
toes"
Look a here" said the free lunch
distributor, "this is your third shot at
this lunch counter"
"Sposen it is: pay as go. just
come down from the Owyhee, whar |
didn't have nothin' to eat for four
months but salmon and prairie chick
en-. I'm beef hungry. l struck some
beef at Winnemuc, but the train
wouldn't wait till could file through
it.; at Reno thar was no saw mill con-
nected with the eatin' station, and at
Sacramento they said fellow had to
take out license to blast beef with
giant powder"
The attendant reached for club,
but a wink from the bar-keeper molli-
fed him, and Owyhee got his rar
roast beef and mashed potatoes, fin
ished it, treated the house, and said
he would call again when he got beef
hungry.-S. T. Post
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

The necessity for prompt and efficient
household remedies is daily growing more
imperative, and Of these Hostettcr's stomach
Btters is the chief in merit and most popu-
lar. lrregu!arty of the stomach and bowels,
malarial fevers, liver complaint, debility,
rheumatism and minor ailments, are thor
oughly conquered by this Incompatible fam
lily restorative and medicinal safe guard. and
1t is justly regarded ms the purest and most
comprehensive remedy Of Its class.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gen.
erally
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

AN INDIAN WITH THREE WIVES. -
Up on the north side Of Nisqually
river, 20 miles above white settle
ments, on a little prairie called Mes
chel, lives an Indian named Henry,
who has good farm, with good
houses, and raises a large quantity Of
produce, which he brings out to mar
ket on the backs Of his ponies. He
raises wheat and oats, and all kinds
Of vegetables, besides he has large
band of horses and large number Of
hogs. He has "A beautiful location and
rich land, and is very peaceable and
hard-working Indian. He also has a
large family, consisting Of wives
and numerous children, all Of whom
help him in his work. II the woman
suffragists had inserted "Indians" in
their bill, Henry and his wives might
have been a power In the land Oh elec-
ton Olympia Standard.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

A room underground, 12xls feet
square, was discovered in the Jail yard
Of Vicksburg. 1t contained a dead
mans bones, but no clue to it's his
tory has yet been discovered. 1t had
been whitswashed, contained various
articles of Union clothing, and had
evidently been inhabited. The mys-
terry of its origin is exciting to curl
osity in investigation of the oldest in-
habitaut.
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A Big world.

Yes, so 1t Is; and do you know that
one OF the biggest things In this big
world is the laboratory where DIR.
Swayne 4 Son prepare and put up
their invaluable medicines, Philadei-
phia, Pa. Swayne's Pills have been
in the market for years, and already
thousands have proved their curative
powers. They are purely vegetable,
do not grippe or produce nausea, and
no household Is complete without
them. Only % ceuts, or boxes for
81. Try them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03
NUMBER 20.
A MARVELLOUS STORY

Gentlemen: My father resides at Glover.
Vt. He has been great sufferer from Scroll
ula and the inclosed letter will tell you what
q marvellous elect
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1884-01-03

Health is impossible when the blood
is impure. thick and sluggish, or when
it is thin or impoverished. Under
such conditions boils, pimples, head
aches, neuralgia, rheumatism, and
one disease after another is developed.
Take Ayers Sarsaparilla, and it will
make the blood pure, rich, warm, and
vitalizing.