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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-19

DEpionABLE Row.-Hsrmor StetslOf
and his wife. residing on Lake Union,
had little row among themselves day
or two since, in which no bones were
broken. But Harmon, being the strong
est man of the two. rather got the best
of his '.better half" aud, in order to
squaiixe matters, she brought suit
against him for assault and battery.
Tie case occupied nearly the entire dav
in Justice Cams court yesterday. A
jury listened to all the particulars OF
the row, and then assessed fine of 81
against the defendant, hut this tine car
ried with i. costs amounting to x33.1o,
20 that the irate husband had TO paw
pretty lively for hammering his wife
with his fids and threatening TO BRAN
her with chair. But such is life in
the far West. 1t would not be SUR ris-
ing 10 learn tina. Mrs. Stetsloff b sd
pawned some Of her jewelry to pay her
husbands fine.
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Total .92
Primaries will be held in the several
precincts on the I'd day Of September. 1852,
at 2O'c!ock m. in the country precincts,
and at u o'clock pm. in the city precincts.
Dated August 18th. 1852.
BY order of the King County Republi.
can Central Committee.
JAMES MCNACGHT,
au15-dAwtd Chairman.
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Ladies. for your dress buttons, 90 10
Clayton Bros.
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Gentlemen, 20 to Clayton Bros. 70
your hose,
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A HAaD CASA letter fell into tie
hands of Chief Woolsry, yesterday, ad-
dressed to Fred Richardson, one Of the
parties recently fired" out Of town by
the authorities. Il was written BY
fellow in Portland named Pete Trestin.
a friend Of Richardson's, and dated
Portland, July 10Th. 1t starts out a.
follows: Dear Friend:-I got your let
ter today. just got out OF the county
Jail this morning. Been in ten days:
II y0u will send me ten dollars / will
come over. You can get some money
from Lii. You can rustic ten dollars.
They are dead on to me here. write
Immediately and send the sugar.
can make it all right whom ! get there,
and will pay you back double. l have
tie finest combination in town Tor
making money. but the police watch me
all the time" We will here remark
that should master Pete show up IN Sc
attic. the police Of this town would also
be dead ON to" him, - he had better
remain in Portland, aud watch Tor
chances 70 work his wonderful combina
ton.
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Ladiee' night dresses at Clayton Bros.
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pom LOST.

~ THE UNDERSIGNED LOST A
A Pony about three weeks ago, II
!: bright bay marc. chunky set, seven or
eight years old. shcd oil around, with sad.
die marks on her back. Five dollars will
b paid TOR the return OF this animal.
PAUL CHASER,
l2I-Q holltOwn,
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STRAY ED.

A LIGHT RED COW WITH WHITE
"A spots on the belly and bob tail strayed
from my place three weeks ago. She prob
ably has calf. Any information concern
ing this animal will be thankfully received.
Address
al6-3t A. PRIEBE. Seattle.
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NEW eMclA AND HOTEL.

IaAiaA ~ 1aa.aA = = 0ayluu
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tanned. Wilson lived but six houra AZ.
~ the accident. He leaves family In
destitute circumstances.
No matter what may bs said Of the
church dying ont elsewhere, ConCreca-
tionAlism II sufficiently alive about
here. Tho ono weak congregation OF A
few yeafs ago has grown and strength
eued worry psrcsptibly, until it will oOsn-
pare fAv0rAbly in the usefulness and az
tent Of it, work with the most active
congregation elsewhere. And not only
han this particular Church grown. but
congregational influences have spres6
IN The country about, and at 10 81 tvo
new organixAtions have been effected in
this vicinity during the past year; one
heing In The northern part of town. and
The oehsr on Lake Washington. Some
valuable Church work has also been
done tn Whatcom county, and some in
piefoe.
They have . large number Of three
story hOusss In Portland. and few of
toor ulORieA The latter, should thinys
- on annehee year or two ~ in the mat
yeaS, viii b. quite common, vhile Of
6yo-stosy buildinas there will undoubt.
odly b several. They have Z cood
many quite 1ne houeee In that city. a.
which The Ainevorth building In perhans
NE bsse. Il b rather melsnchoiv.
Though, 70 - % elegant q structure -
lho latter put 10 % little use. Three or
four magnificent stores in il, with hase.
uSnt connected, have never yet had a
tenAnk On the upper floors ara the
oAoooeee Imaginable Offices, not mora
then ham a. Ghieh A. ooou.se<1 thc,-S
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nS0n0 10 LOAN on APpRovxD
VVW ooeuEt1y.
- ya1l1e1hss ouU0ee - NsE1A -
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FOR SALE.

A CENTRALLY LOCATED LODGING
"A house for sale. This il . good chance
with small capital to make u living. The
reason for selling is that the owner has
street. al7-lw
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AN AMETHYST RING.-A SUITA-
"A BILE reward win be paid for the return
Of the same to this office. al6-tf
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ITO RENT BY A YOUNG GENTLE.
man. . suite Il rooms In . private
family. AddresA eating terms. esc.. Per.
mancnt thte once. a1eS
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1ArAzlr7zs

En scrrf, X xrxr,,crtax.
~ Ear,.y,.n' ~ WsiIon,s XIV.
,...,,,i,, s,sss s;gh, IN o',r towm
ma rh,,e 'ssrs nrescssd : very in,er.
e.,;nv scrr,on A. ,ha Mr,ho,Iis,
chursh - sE
T,....n,.,,,, ~ ,h..rvsa
vim ne ~ ~. Killing Of ,l,e fs,ted
,.rsav al s,sn h. Sivlns s,.r~ises
hsid Il she M II Chnrch
Rcr II " Bivhams aa.isteai by
RsvH Eterrv M fL.kv station
viii heo,u.a ser;c. az ,neciiny A. the
Ms,hcdis, cbnrch os,bis Mace On fhe
s.cond Z i, ,orda dsv M this month.
Rev, Riebs,n i 4 dIlirent and faI,b.
~, warE ar m ina cs,,ss Of Chri.t and
1, 4 80 ~ boned ,hst III msetinv viii
ha crorred svjsb abundant soccoss.
t., II ara,s asv was El,ler lt q
tsye's regular annuintwenr Mere bu,
owing ~ sesers india,osiiion he
cs,,sid = =, NJ -, !, - q - "a.
'nissrs Tol,is ana NeIlie walker
=, Msr,on XIV ,wo hriyht ana III.
v.cicns vo,,oy isd,ss .fser snerainy
'Ssw dsvs vim ihs famils az Mr. AZ
tseSnsIy ,s bp1ss :, ~ T.
| ! nssvs,,e msds nsnv warm srieuds
,-h,. 80, s;ncor.1, rssrs, ,i,sir ~.
Ssrs,,rs,' SpST 'fs 80 rsT'f
Nina JapuIa Anvlen having Maid =
fsw ,y.et !, visiiI,e berlsIs,sr' Mrs j.
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TAsaaR WHITE


You may esvs As joys oisss fsrmsn
An'faucy his Tree, easy life, ?
roumay alt At his bountiful table,
An praise his Industrious wife.
Efy you worked In the wvods In tho winter,
"a Or follercd the furrer hll day, ..,
With team o. unruiy youns oxen,
An feet heavy loaded with clay.
n you held the old i,iev--i'n thlukIn'
You'd stag In different way.
You mar talk o. the goldes-eyed daisss,
An iilics that war sech charm.
But Il gives me heap o. hard labor =
To keep 'eM iroil sr'Ilis' my farm;
You may pictur the beAntlful sunsets, =
An landscapes 50 full o repesc.
But never get tins to look at 'sm, siiAl'
Execpfs when Il rains or Il SHOWS:
+ You may sing the seng -oirds o summer,
i'lltesd to she hawke an tho crows.
You may long fur the LOT o the farmer
Az dwsffon tbs pleasure o'toil;
: l,us the gooa thisigt We hss % our table q
All hev isbe dug from the soil;
An oafbeautifui, bright CALLER butter,
rerhsps You may never tase learned, 9
Makes q hsap % hard work fur the wlm-
men.
isher 70 be eheerfnlIs churned;
An the eheeses. 20 plump, In our pantry,
AlIhcv " be lifted an' turned.
when home from the hay y-nsld In sumner,
With stars giea,nin' oyer my hesi;
When milk b. the livht o. my lantern,
4 Ap' weatIly crawl lostd; fy 4 -.
when think o'lhc work the morrow,
An' VERY for fear d mirlt RAIN 4,
When iheAr the loud pcsi D, hethundcr,
u An vile, shs bcsins 70 complain,
Jhsn feel et II life was burden,
With Ieesls tohepc nrwssla, ell
mt tho corn must he blansed In sprIng.
tin,s,
The weedsmast be kep'fro she ground,
The hay lnustbe cut Ip ths sunmer,l y,
Tho wheat must be crH,led an bound; 1
Eur wo are never out o. o'smployment
kxcspf when We lin' IN eur brds Nl
rurtbe Nood mast be hauled IN the winter,
An patiently piled In the shcd,
while the grain inust be took ~ the MARKET,
Tue stock mu.t bs wHsered an fed.
.;ou may spry shc Joys o Tho farmer.
who works like slave for his bread,
Or. maybe, 10 pay on a mortgage q.
That hangs Ike sshadc DER hls head.
w.. =. .tt,Ir sh> - a.fa ~ III. ,,<r "a
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~, 49, ~ Dooo ax.,as
inc cool sunmc. a.puy nvaS"
lnIo 'ne ihuowso' = p,sa,s..' ,sn .slpSn., apd
msns''whl.s .aesi y nssu Y I W y ~. kIe ~
grs'n was wnsi"k - 49,. s,r,',., NJ
ses ~ 'ar estnc '.n oou'a sesp,'
breeze mane 1ne iesses IN sns Bs.u
olas iofeat ~ wees sop anu w.spe, ~
onc ano'ne, nuu 'os..y s..,. ,mu IN, ~, ~
cara oi scoup'e 2. 'hc.c ''o'.s ~ ,no
osck pas'nre, amno.wi'n ~. - ~, = W. XVI,
% you'nlu' stes ,,isnea W. u =, ~
.ne Ioo. q s1e ~. Snu p,s" ,sa
osep in,o M, M spsrf.lps e'ss ~ 1Hnlof :,
was w,, ~ e arSsu,sh . !, psh. 'S'''
" nnts ~ 1'S9 .,oA y
~ Within she nne oln Hsnspn
young g ~ M % %.s.;,..'' s"0 ans nuo", :
onns,ng ~ .ne venu',.u, sse"o .''rs NJ
,lsnaiNE ! aPSli ! ! Y I Wssl y %n,;I : So,o, @ ~
ns' kSs,f"" wv IL ,,rs"Is ss hsd
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The Presidents Habits.

tNr- ~ tAfift ------- liHi - Il. s.fI|4f' =
Tho President dovotss one hour,
and only ono on each of three daye
each week 10 audiences granted plain
ciIizsns, and then ConRressinsn or
ether Government uignitary sending
ID bis card, 10 given precede dehce, and
the whole hour may be gmonopolized
by siilted officials. Then the plain
cit izen must " ait Q day or two and
Try again, aud two or three weeks
may be wasted 10 the effort 10 secure
an Interview of two or three niinuies'
duration. The President clairns
Monday. 80 his own day, when none
can see him unlcss lie ask for them,
or unless they be close personal
friends or great ofIice-holdcrs. Two
days OF each week are devoted 10
Cabinet meetings, when he is inyisi /,
Bile, and then the people Of the United
Stales--filty millions OF them when
the imprinted and unfotgottcn census
was taken, some three years Ago--are
assigned 70 Que fixed hour ON each oi
three days, Tho Prusident has, spenl
1.-The summer and fsIl juukctiug about,
Ut GoYeriiineiit expsnse, III q oyern.
ment ship. He has roved over
New England, and Canada, and Il
SCENE that he might now leave tina.
delightful retreat, The Soldiers Homo,
take his proper place Ia the White
House, dismiss his rolicking coimpsn'
lone, and devote himself 10 The ser.
Vice Of tho people, who Inyested him
with ofliUe that no might right their
wrongs. hear their petitions, aud SOC
THAT the bumblest asl well as the
proudcst citizen has perfect justice
pcted Out. by tbe President,s subor.
ldinates,. Mr.. Arthur's head is surely
mot SO light that il becomes dizzy
Iwhen borne about on a Presidonfs
shoulders. lie has not forgotten the
old, ofl.quoted spothagme OF Epa-
lmanondas, uttered when sweeping
ihe streets OF Thebes IA man may
ldo honor 10 any office, but no Office
can do honor 70 any man. Surely
iheuP uPrcAidensr doss not desplse The
scomWpp herdSs Then lot thin see OF
| hear them daily. N We
This studied precedence given iths
rich AVID powerful and the place men
of ftlletiay cannot be tolerated among
: people thoroughly imbued With the
principles aud philosophy Of govern
1inent inciilcated by Thonas Jefferson
"A department clerk, whose head, i
no bigger than ones fpt and hos
wisdom and aspirations are bounded
4 lby tho four white walls ii which HI
| learned 10 excel ID tfifiihg clerics
: tasks that breed idiooy, may becom,
arrogant ard exclusive, aud he mn,
swell tremendously when set over
dozen or two OF his wretched fellows
but q President OF The United State
cannot even comprehend, pitiis sup
y posed, miserable iiltle vulgar vani
! sssIllus,rated in lhc conduct Of u
(, ,,luplifted clerk, ''i ''2ss
n We write this not to injurs Nj
Arthur, anuch.respscled Ksntlemal
-fln socialalife. We sro impalled by n
partisan feeling 70 assail him ai,'
7 -siestroy his hold upon popular X
, spect aud confidence. We propos
!. .only TO glvehim an opportunity I
= remedy mistakes OF conduct, sbou
which much mistake v constant
4 mado.--American Register. u.
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thank you enough Tor Introducing
me 20 that nngelt 'StiH = iailffs4
DO YOU mesn Barbara Willis 2 said
he. Well, / do think she is rather a
fine girl.
No grew confidential a. we sat TO.
getier ON The promenade dock and
watched tic moonlight ripple fover
the surface OF tho tides. .i4lsHif,.
A .bachelor's life Is huta halt life,
Mics Willis, said !. f's
I. lean ieadily imagino that, said she,
softly. .frsi1+ qa'Ct y
y / live ina fiat. confessed l.. ~
do, you, said barbara (,he sweet
old Epglish name was like hor.)
Why, how strargcl SO do l. 'H'a
: Isn't Il dreaiifbl said I. ninsa
r Horrid ! said she, closing. her lips
las though she meant 1t. "a,
And there's . female 'drsgoon oc-
cupies the floor aboyn fne, and tor
,nents the Out OF my lifsl n i9at
b Wen, 10 this isn't sremarkable con-
ci,lencs, said Barbara There is q
detettAble old crab Of a bachelor un-
der me, WHO takes all the pleasure
out OF existeucc Z y ldw t29i1h
y ShouIdtwoshyes be thus blighted2
said |. sl.aA A.is .,.r a.-t..s
Ill don,'i think they should, said
Barbara, looking iniently at the bon-
quet OF pansics she held in her hand.
Silt WAS past midnight wheRthe boat
landed. Harold Webster came Up.
! lproniised 10 SEQ you home, Miss
Willis, said he, rubbing his hands
briskly. H Asg ~. Z ''9t q H
aYuu need mot trouble yourself,
Webster, saidlI, l shall 'boi most hap
+ called hack, helped the divine
Barbara in, feeling more aud 7nivrc ss
II | were walkiugiiu uiond.iand ags
. Where shall Idriye ioa said the
man. ,aAas ~,
\ No. 10 Rayenai street, said shs,
fourth floor. h7F fdNsf'Gf Ani.
X What cried 1, not the INeruandino
hatsYfi 17fiJ sla jtui qAMsl.ff
Exactly, said shc. .,f
/, Why, that's whore I live. 'te2 2
Are you lhe third floorP She cried
Out, breathlcss.i tsl nH iiirI .s,,,,
4 Are you the fourlh2 ! counter.
questioned. .,s-sa,l ~ ss.;, ~ g
& But you're not . crab at ALL
|, Nor are you a dragon. On the
contrary q II sf,i'ai'i faiH 90 ,eg
But what matters II what. we said
'Things we're altered from the very
beginning. topk my violin up
sfAirs the next day, and helped my
divine BarbAra out with a sonata. Of
Bes,hovena. si.suRgestea rev ed.
.ucstional theory for the hob-nailed
Glasses. .Ilislensd enchsnted toiher
recitation Of 'Tcnnyson's Brook sand
q, the end Of the quarter we are 10 be
married Barbara and j. isN bfs =
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CHURCH 0IRE0T0RY.

= ~ . r. "a. |
BArrsr--Soutl Main Street. Rev.
T. a. Keen. pastor. Services every
sabbath morning and evening. Sun
day Acbool every Sabbath morning.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting ffst "Wednesday
.ight IN each month.
CnnIsT1A An-- Nashville Street. Eld.
Z. L Powell. pastor. Services
every pAl,bsih nornipx and evening.
Sunday school every sunday morn :
ing Prayer meeting every Wednes.
day evening, -
N. Il. EopTH-- Nashville street,
Rev. s. R. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning.
Prsyes meeting every Wednesday
evening.
FiRsr paEssrTrsiAr--Rus Russcllvillc
Street Rev. R.H Coulter. pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning. Sun-
day school evcrv Sunday morning,
Prayer mecting every Wednesday
evening.
SouTlrrBx PnxsuyrraIaN--N Nash.
vile Street. Rev. J. q. Tate, pastor.
Services htand Srd Sabbath mons
ing and evenings. Sunday school
every Sunday morning Prayer meet.
Ing every Nv ednesday evening.
CussksLsSp PakshyrERIas--Rus,
sellvilIc Street, Rev. NJ. o. Smith.
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Prayer meeting
sssry Wsdnesnay night. ~
CAraolac--Nashvillo Street. Rav,
Father Hayes. Pricst. Services
every Sabbath moraing at loo'clock
POST OFFICE.
Virgins Street, Jno. b, Gowen
P. N. Once hours from Z,
4. 4. to6 :. H.. aud the Office is also
open-for q short;tlme after tho arrival
Of the evening mails. at sr. \. Sun,
|dsys opea fFomi 70 . Pm. rpicis.
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8 Adam Klriieu, Of Chicago, who
poaesses the ioheost t0card n the
world, 10 At present sojournins with
relstivestnlsh shistcil tIis beard T.
nearly u feel long. he sdisposea Of
this rather unwieldly' appepdasc
when walking on Tie street BY rollNe
II around q leather belt suspepded
about his neck. Tho length Of tho
beard L. such that No can place both
foet upon II, ,and the other end upon
being lifted UP reaches q few incbcs
above his head. Milwaukee Repub.
lIcau-Scntinel. ara ee AZ "
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No matter how shattered tho iys.
tenn may be from excesses OF any
kind, tho Great German InylRorator
viii eccure keAlth and happincNs.
Zee advertisement. For salo b.. Gisb
and Garner. & 3 4 K
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,lst, Dist-Tprner, Ind. d, LOIS maj.
Sd "-fialselI, d., l90msi. af 'oa n
4th "--Robertpor. d., 1924 maj. ~
9th Willis, d.. 2,7S2, mai. l5ieSg
9th "--Cariisle, d, 1880 maj. iFliR
7thn e'L Black burn, d., 5l46 maj. 2naI
9Th r-lThompson, d., S67 nlateaio
10Th "--Culbertrou, r., l,2BD maj jbae
ll0lh .--White, Ind. Il 1850 mAi .tss
18th . Woiford. ~, 2,005 nisjlles y
Democratic plurality iirlpiS,ate,
1902, Hancock's nsjori.y, 4s,4i9.as
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'txteItis q lg.rss,a, ar N

ttxtrItis sgreat ars AZ d
Ithmglatilhe right time. A
subject %. ders.;&eIuen \
Insys or Liver ha's . pyp,ecll
perform iulpptchaslnga "A
Kidpey-Wprt lis ,invigoI
organs and by iis catfer,l
retic effect cleanses The WI
ofiall bad humors. II, III
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II -Cstarrhhas destroyed your sense
of,smeiung ind herring, Halps Ca
iarrh CMc will cure you. Is cents
per ba!sIs; pypygisss seliis.
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BsdHsll's Catarrh, Cure Is takcd inter-
nslly. II acts directly upon the bluod
and the milcnUs surfaces OF the sya-
tenn. Price Toe. Fcrsale by Gish 4
Garner lllaf MA alEA35
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South Kentuckian.
ADvERTisINc RATE.
WASHINGTON LETTER
wAsnlseros.sp. O, Dec. 8, 'ss.

q The GARFIELD Monument FAIR has
not Deen Whom disappointing ien'
urea, more especially WIN rcgaru 70
It's results. Inc extensive plepara.
ilons lmade, anu she large amount o'
labor anu money expended thereon'
ehti'Ied the anair 70 Hoerai pat
ronage, ont eviueniiy " mas 10, some
reason 'hileu 70 eilci. me ahucipa'e"
response. Durihs me mrs. 'ew ua.s
mere was serious uouos "he'i'er ~
wonid pay expenses, out iascr .no AZ
tendance mas peen oe'.es, .nousn
whether mere VIII pe any'hinE real
ized Tor the ooJect IN view is no' gen
erai'y KNOWN ~ J, ho' 'nA' thefe y
any less regard ior tile name iois OAr-
hci" now man nere,oiore, NV ~ NY
opinion there Woniu nave oeon moro
PUBIC syn'pathy' ~ least mere IN
washington, u me .trafnciu Menio-
ma, iiospi'ai nau nscn uie oh'e'priso
70 Dc au,ancce', ihcrs y y ecnc'"l
1eeiiug 'bat NE nospi'aI wouiu 90
more appropriate aus, ,eiiaurihg mon
uinepi-Tone Mhich UAfnelu hlui.oh
were ..ii ne ,t, 70 cnoose' wouin pcl'er ap-
prove. neg, 100 the ume seeihs ne 70
nave oee'l Mlnole'oupiy enoseht mo
Army of the Cumberland, SO brave
and suceessfnf in war, do not secu
wi;h good Practical sense
in matters oftlii.kind Three years
Ago1tneir'sdciety held lie ann,iaf re-
uhion.incounerlion itll Tho iuuycil-
ing of the Thoiias statue here, ia
bicak snt Wy. NOyember weather, ami
Gen. JEFF 9. Davis, The yiccj president,
WHO. lad charge OF tho cxercises,
saughphis dcath'cold aushe psrk o.,
the dayoi tho uhyc tIingtand his VAL
uabie lite WAS trrInisiatcu but low
weeks aflerwArds, unwarned by
this severe lesson, The sccleiy "ga.a
chooses the same season, and Thanks.
giriug week ~ tfiat, a week when
the Anerieanl people ifavel less than
usuhL for LoIdiug affair Whose suv'
cess depends mainly on people al q
distance, How could me average
ciIiznn comply with the iusclous1
Ehnukrgiving prociatnatlon VI fresi'
dent Arthur ~ It's irus rtwardnessi
on the cold charities aud periyuclory
turkey ora washington iiotrIf ni
perhaps q MINOR cousiae,asioh .uA
our lbsloved hut cllaslerru Cphsres'
upon ITO reassenbling NIL nna th1
capitol as clutlered UP ~ uoila
store.
Tlic ONCE holuers nave not ye' ~
covered from uhrF = evhsspfna'io
calised BY iresident, arthur rocen
bonib.shell, supposed 70 ue aimed y
the S'nr'rcute camp".H was VI
doubiedly u sudden anu uneA pecie
stroke, the meAning oi "ihch ~
much deeper lhan lhe liidlcaiioh li" oi
simple purpose 70 purify me aino
phere surrounumg me pfosecuue
OF thesc cases ihe pr'no cause,
lar as Mr. Attorney pi'ss as 20
cerned, WAS ne ues're % p"i'isn y
clals VINO nave hot pau ~. p
found refptct 20 himself whicn
thinkslsnuo 70 tne ih'ilhA'o ii,ehu
Inc freslueht. ieWss lupVn li'ne
lp9r' " ,hlt snsf, iprosscvtv',
draws $ioo per uayY ahu "noso
LOT ~. inc iast year ~ 'he anloun'
so''ooo nn,o oeoh app.ose" ~
AuQfney, uenelAlif'i'a I s. guy SS'.on S...
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away with him. as BIO has llol been
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