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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

rnrse Essssin<s n ene--A PrsGressivs

o4a.oeA
Tnrsc Ksfeetmes n one-A PrsGressivs
Turxp AND Last CALLr-WE ALv1xs
LEAD AND xKvxs oEz LxyT-
We have no shop-wom goods, no an
tsdiIuvisn stock; no iinsai descsndants
81 Noat,s Ark. but new. clean. frsen
and stylish Jeweiry. We have JOSS
opened 10 $4,000 worth Of new goods,
consisting Of Diamonds. Watches sad
Jevelry direct from New York, besides
the $1,000 worth Of goods from oar
WalIa Waiia store that Ne are closing
Ont beIou cost. We are too far up town,
but Il viii pay you 20 come and SEQ a..
We ouofe WaIfham watches at -. All
goods engraved by ons Of the best en-
eravsrs 90 the Sound. KfxBALL q COS:
Leading WafohmaksKs and jewelers. OF
Seattle, Frys's Opera Block moo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of shilob's Catarrh Rem
edy. Prios 50 csnis- Sold by A. D.
etsNart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

Prescriptions speciality a. the Seattle
Pharmaey; delivered TO any part Of tne
citv without extra charge. oelc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

WHY WILL you cough when shi.
Ioh's Cure viii give immediate relief 7
Price 10 ots., 10 cts and 81. sold by A.
b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

The following ass the psssinst ofassrs
slsessd thsonehous he county - The re-
cant sleesion:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

Mrs. n. J. Lufz has removed Der
dreeemakiup establishment from frons
street 10 108 Columbia street., IN zoe
Kenney block. M "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

jest drop in Il the Seattle Phsrmaey
on Front street and try free sample OF
that popular perfume. ocio
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

DR.. Prices dental once II removed 10
his residences on Fourth street. between
Marion and Madison. saD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

THE REV. GEO. Il. THAYER, Of
Bourbon. Ind. says: Both myself
aud wife owe our lives to SHlLOh .
CONSU MPTION CURE" Sold BY A.
B. Stewart
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
pIaint, you have q printed guarantees on
every bottle Of Shiloh's vitalizer. IL
never fails 70 cure. Sold by A. b. Stew
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Toilet articles In endless variety, 81
Abe Seattle Pharmsey. Also the nnsss
sssortment OF purs drugs and patent
medicines on the Pacific coast. ocls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08
STEAMER TRAVEL, ETo.

DIRECT ROUTE TO
- Whatcoin. Through by day
light Steamer w. ". Munroe leaves AZ
oc ock q. m. ON Tuesdays and Fridays,
ish- Leave WhAtcom for Ferndaie on
saturday. Returning, leaves Whatcom
ON Wednesdays and Sundays at 7 a m.
FOR freight or passage apply on board
or 70 George Foster, on the Yesler wharf.
CURTIS BR0WNFIEI4D,
no1e Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

aHACKMETAUK," lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and ~
cents. Sold by A. B. Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

Go 70 the Seattle Pharmacy for evsry
thing in the drug line. ocio
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

Fresh White River butter every DAY,
ct lowest price, at n. ChiiberRs. Front
street. se1
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sH1IOH's CATARRH REMEDY-a
positivs cnre for Casarrh, DipLtheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold By A. ..
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rvvlc. lm 4 LIFETIME.


HAVING deserminsd 10 close out the
1890 rax1 Of or extensive stock -
tweeu nov and January 1s<, Ne VIII give
onr oostouers the benefit Of the lowest
nrises ever offered in Seattle.
Remembcr, II Ne cell Jon . $lo wal
sham watch fog IS. that dent cost rs
aIl15. you are Restinx great BARGAIN.
We hnye the only enQraver on Puget
Souud. and all goods sold by as will be
euorsved free OF charge So buy your
ieweIry. stc.. where you can get them As
vb0Iesale priccs aud have them cngrav-
"a Absolutely free. This Is no humboR,
bus 4 genuine clearance SALE
Call and satisfy yourself. Sale to be-
ain on Monday. November 8. 1884.
no2 L. r. SMITH 4 Sos, 706 Front 1t.
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Use Peck's Premium Perfaner IN
stead Of xny others, and you VIII Do
more highly pleased than ever before.
for they are true odors- Samples can
be had at A. b. Stewards.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

IsFxRIoR CoAL.-The San Francisco
Commercial Ne'os says: at is reported
that the steam collier San Pedro viii be
withdrawn from the Tacoma coal trade
and placed on the Central Pacific route
to China. The reasons are that abe coal
lie of such an inferior quality that il is
practically useless for steam purposes,
and that foreign coal is much cheaper 10
the owners than the expense of bring
ing It down by the San Pedro"
SHrL0H'S CURE will immediately
relieve Group, whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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THE srEAMER
u Id n III q

VIII leave Tacoma for New Wesiu1z
every Wednesday at p. m: lean q
tie same date at midnight; ie<ys
Townsend Thursday 1T 3 a. N. 10
ing will leave New Westmnstcf Il E
coma. via San Juan Islands. ever ~
day at 8 a. m. arriving at TsooA
day afternoon.
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{. G. LAMB,
o Ell IPPING

Commission Merchant.
pERs0NAL ATTENTION GIVEN
4 and prompt returns made for con-
signments. Y California street. room Il,
San Francisco. sees IN,
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A Xxi LODGE. No. 81 A. O. U. W..
n viii hereafter meet every second and
fourth Thursday Of each month. af Ma
suric Hall an I'm
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One Hundred and Ten Dollars

Cigars and Tobacco retailed at San Fran
cisco wholesale prices. oc22
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4 Strange Discovery.

Some time ago the United States Officials
In Tucson learned thai there existed iu the
territorial prison gt Yuma cigar lac!ory
whore cigaTs were mrds aud sent OUT With
ont tho necessary revenu1 stamps upon
them. They went 10 wolk qulsiiy upon
tho clue they had received. ana learned
that the cigars were medo by tbe conVlcN
and by some one who was "Itanding IN on
thn dvyy," stored nader tho bed Ia the
o. ~ Nav Wocdman, the femr'e convict
sent from Tombstone for the murder OF her
psrsmour, add the only female CONVICT III
the institution.
Wien three factn became known, Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Ella, az lgctop,
vas urovided. with letters 10 the prison au-
ih0ri,ieD asking permission for him so aa"
May Woodman. He WAS instructed, on
being granted that pcrmiesion, TO inmoor
atciy on entering the cell look under The
he'd. With these instructions and letters
Mr Elis went ~ Yuma Friday night. hnd
on Saturday visited so penitcniery. On
being admitted 10 the cell al the uEshinr
femnla nvict he Immediately looked un-
der the bed ard drew forth G 900 nnstomped
cigars, which had been made In the peniien.
,iary BY the csnvicis. HIS power extended
no further than the 'e'Zure OF the goods, ana
this hs did in the namg OF tho United STATES,
and broueht them TO this city. arriving
home m Sunday morning.
Thisis without a parallel In tse history ef
The territory, and one that haH lRdicroUs
40 well ss a r-ricus side The idea Of carry
ing on an iIic, cigar factory in territorial
pri,on il something entirely new and rot
entirely without ladicrsBs features. Tho
officials state that the ma w'u be inves'
tigAted at once and the wusic yninK sitteo
10 the bottom. II may be that ~ sssqnent
disclosures Will result tissBtsrousiy 10 soBa
OF Governor Tritle's appoiHtees, but In ihis
great conntry tee guilty. must DO punished
aud the innocent exoner.tsd.- Tucson
a. T) Ser.
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r. SMITH 4 Co.. ST. LouIs-Genis: We
think that Smith's Bile Beans are an excel
ient pill. ard the demand Tor thom is in
cressinp. We have recently ordered ont
gross, which is about sold. Please send at
your earliest convenience five gross more.
Very unly,
PRRuITT s. HAEsELL. druggists,
Fort Smith, Arkansas.
For sale by ell nru ygists.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CoNTR ACTo Rs--sT RET Paw.
" ng.--Sealea rropo,rls will be received "
the OIL nj tho City EnG cor ustil o'clock
D. " on the t,h day fMARCH next fcr ysy-
Ing tho follow ng streets in III city with Nv
D. Are d Q, KS unou ravel found, tion ac-
c rdin To a. ordinance PRAYED december
q. 1888 and to lAns AID speciscttious on HE In
this oflca 10. ~ir Main cot From tho We I
si1n N Jefferson 10 the east SIDE OF sycamore
stest Elm risest II u ia ,he west side a. sycA-
more stree, 90 the eas. O rporaton line. Jefer'
son, Mr., cl ard Sycamore s,roets-Ftou1 Main
stree! 10 he Texas 4 p ellie Rs Dad. Lana-
: rec Frun Wood 20 Elm sirest. Poydhs ~ Get
Prom Main N Il m street Murphy Street from
Commerce o Elm stcct Ausue Sfeei--Fr IN
Wood strres to The TcxsE y Pact Railroad.
College st eet-From Elm street 10 the Texas y
Pacific Railroad In eli apout $4,000 Ines feet.
l. oh proposal must sccompapis by bona
villa GnaT6y,d security, Il the Am NJ fsl eni
that II he contr act IL nw. del the bidder VIII
ter Into contract Ny the 22ud OF April, next.
7ond aud security VIII also be required for a
faithful pc formnnc VI & G contra : tho WORK
10 ommenoe by the 18th OF NAY. and To be
npletj b. the 18th NJ OCTObhR, 1854.
lepars roposals are invited for ca g OF the
q, owe sl-eets and for the whole Of the work,
bidder, TO specify the street or e,re'is bid on
The City Council reserves the hight 10 reject
any OF al b q, az TO let y or any pat
OF tho owe wsrk. = ans and spocihcatsnsl
10 be seen at this OH
w N. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
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charged tho same Ia his aooouut AGAINST Abe
nnst.oture dsrArimeUt Gu Tho arrival OF
smith a. the DENT De turned the prisoner
over 40 one Of Russell deputies, aud this
lruuty dpnbsrnIrlv made 0ut the n0cnnut
aaItloh had ayr. .ied thnprilhnsr icafly ou.
hundrsd ul.uI dI.t.uf, transaprtd ban tl
Au.I. ana iurn ONrrgsl 300 tive H.fylcea oi
.m.Iu sut nrttitnn Uifurssr. ~ Guard.
Mammal nf llrpy.r nHd OuH'csfs ~
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son, Yeves, rot ON tbo trAin ut Mar.hall
and ttpv D ii together 10 Sc, Louis, Mis-.
soah 10 sing eton's utter SURPRISE II was
found on examination that his expenses
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lien woald use A merIssn goods more frep.

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For Gale by ell nru gri'ts.
A Caiendnr ON Your Fingers,

This IL the wy an old-timer manages 10
Ak the day OF the week that months open
with. IL will he found rorrec, and interest
ing to people who have memory for snch
thipgs:
What day of tho week did January come
In ob?" asked Grandpa Martin. III you
can tell me that, can tell You the day
that any month will come in on by the
heIp of a little lipgo / learned from my
father when | was bow. Monday di you
say?" and grandpa held up his hands pre-
psra,ory 10 ccuntipg his fDger,. Now,
April Is the fourth month, lot me seal
Dover dwelt George Brown. ESQ.,, good
Christopher French and David Frier.' We
20 by the first letters OF these words-l, 2,
3 4-at Dover dwelt George is the letter,
ana it is ths seventh In the alDhabei.
January came on Monday. you sayY Non.
dav, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday. sundsy-seven; Arri
comes on Sunday. Take Februsry-second
month. AT Dover. rs me letter, and
fourth in the alphabet. Take Monday
again az the starting poin.-Monday, one
Tursday. two; "Wednesday, three; fhu's
dsy. four. February comes on Ihursd,v
SIf You MAKE DO mistske in using the
rule it wilt give you the answer every time
Lean wear REQ uires the addition OF one da,
Tor the last ten months, 20 allow the BIB
of Februsry.-rNewars Call.
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RAILROADS.
TEXAS
MIDLAND
aLLl,. n0LNNANQ all SANiA N M


~ cav fQR vim a1yy Lins 81
iNh in. nH.l U.t Ior NsH If.r.ut. lifias
90 -'n 'hf.'A -l.ur'viig rlf Vr
At - IgsN with 4. A 0. u. p ~.
tlual.a anI .nsua 10 r-a-oii ca. NJ,
AG IHl HI.I N.. d. tNH
Gus .a m te'rnlfa, Wdrrr -,
Vc.f u'llE fHu.At flu.U. I4I.f. Dgnids
MtNtu ..tH Hlo lraor air1 ~
HUlt 1r sl.I ..si I1D Or .u, nln0. lo,
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DoluiI srH ni 'iaUH aI'f ll' n.auii 10 10
flltl .Erl, 81 s.s 4N1 NfE" Uffh rev Forf.
-gaA 2 hgH'o.n ~ iet nhlgton Yiot0rs
id t.nanrH az iiai Une
As ll4sN lfA,sf. niy FL. az, a. ny isr
l.e.'sirse' Le'tf'.f, alddinge AoDsds
At Eg fg,AH u w-l.hi. 3G. -. ~. ior Hcsrss
filssiiue, R9o.dsig, Ilaid Loos, George.
tow" Au,JE. i-sn gago,a, Now bsrunfsis
han isionic nro Lorsdo.
l4t Ie0Pttk Win -.aS0uri Faoirc Pg,
at Mcs's kLsQA with Jaxas nnd u. Louis
~ for NeQo, uNHiconA Athens. NOunt Pless.
ant dilmer anr Tc1affAng
At 1intlCAa with tho royas Central Nv
not Nsoo, 20, hioo ir0doD' CISCO and al
AZ C1EE J1ylE;. Junction of Dallas vi.
Vision OF ", Il Il q. Z. Ry.
At FUlly VgQETH viii Missouri faoins
sind Texas Paddle Rys for all points Oh
these hnee; for 81 raso. santa 10. Ian Fran.
cisco and the Pacific Coast. and Tor Rans.s!
pol,n North fast aud weGt
AT DALLAS wish II. q r. q. Ey. T. a 2
ny AMI Dallas Extension ~ Missouri ~
srsee iis, your ticsoto read over this lima.
OSCAR q. MURRAY.
Ger'l Pass AgI
"ALVHsTor. TKSAe
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Smiley Talk by IngcrsoiI.

"What do you think of the various presi-
aaniiAl oand'dates OF eitho pat'JY'
"Oh, don't want TO thlk about that.
am SICK ol IL. That eubject doesn't iEterss
mo. IL is real y such = little quastipn The
available candidates. are IKE r LOT OF polly
vcss In a small pond. What has this or
that man ovtY icne To enIi'ie hirn 10 nom
iprtion for president? Nothing. Whni
does he know about ,ae pbysicsl aeoaranh'
ical or other iealnrrg OF Inc conpiryi Mol
ing. There i, such multitude al small
men coming 10 tho sur!ace that they make
one H."
what do Won think of President Ar.
thurs chances for noNiHalionY"
~ do not think that Mr.. trthur has nnv
chance; nei'he- has Mr.. II sine at the pres.
ent time. tried 10 ger Blame nominn' %
orce myself bu, the member of lhe con-
vpntion were such .oDi- they wouldnt bear
of IT, When the bTtsk for Hayes came
tried 10 turn the Illinois de.egsti0n over 10
Morton, bat g. wouidu't work. As for The
CO aiue repub icsu convention, Mr.. Blaiuc
az undsrsInnd lt, L. nos a csudijute frl
the noullnatiOn, Goes Hot Wi7n 10 Oe nnmi
mated. does got wish 30 ha president
Pronphly msi lrlty o, the rfpuDiicsn1 4,
the UAited Safes sre IN bin favor. J
primary ectiors cpH!u be held all over y
| United States, and Il IA that way delegate
could no elected TO ihe national ron veutlon
/ / thir = Mr.. Blaine would have 4 majority
| -IDenver News
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rxoon Dut nf Debt.

On the threshold OF u new year the hes
advice that we eau nff-r IL contsined in The
tour short words, Keep out ct debt. " cay
a popular writer This should be taken
especially 10y the young mcn. Ons OF the
most fatal steps young man cnn MAKO rs
to contract debt. 1t morigss 4 bis future.
IL means in nearly every c1sc thar he IL
living bsyond his mesns. Dabt il what
ruins SO many OF our bui go men. They
begin with small accounts, and as th ir
business Increases they increase thar c.
counts, and finally 'thsr habits Of living
have baeome so expensive thaJ the isbls
b,gin TO far exceed The retnrns OF basinets.
The result ~ faiinrs, disappointment sFa
disgrace. 4 young man ataris Gus IN lilo.
10 IL quick, apt ana snc0osinl. Hs gains
the cor idence of employers and acqu .lnt'
ances. He is honest and upright aud mer-
chsnts had rather bavs bill against bin
an not. He il n l,ssrsd ny ,ha coDtidence
that is reposed in bim. Ho buys lae
things, goes In gol slciey, aud from u
frugal M de OF living he graduslly DroLche-
ont into an expensive niyle. Az iirAt MA
debts WerA small ana he found no tr'uh.e
In r,ea INK them. But they have nos ma
come A burden, ana 10 straighlon things
out necessitsies y yigorOu, struggle. Ss,f.
denial comes harder man 1t oncs did, and
tho debt becomes IN attsf OF worry that
will not ne quoted. ii sickness comes, IA
stead of having fIud to draw on there ~
q deficiency that each days Illness make,
larger and more difficult u wipe out.
Things have changed since long ago. Then
it WAS Customary for tho yousg mao 10
practice self denial in his youth, 10 work
hard. gain compstency and enjor leisure in
tho yeas beyond tho limo mat divides
youth and old age. Now 1t soeme that the
youpg man WORKS on q different principle
his aim IL To onjoy the sweets OF liie Ut once
and save the labor and saitdenial Tor u
future day. There is enough OF pleasure
healthy. Joyous pleasurc-iha' comes with
IL gitimate and succsNsful work, 90 that
young people can afford to live slower for
a few years that they may bs better able 10
erioy tne years that follow. Thrift IL a
stranger 20 these times. The tendency 1
la the opposite direction. Debt.con,raot-
ing 10 the rule, not the exception. Nothing
should be more carefully avoided by young
nanpla II peckis Sug.
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STILWELL II, RUSSELL,
Ills Rapid nlso ana Great Fall Graph
cally Portrayed.
Facts Kew 10 TEXANS and Some .h4I
nre Old.

Gem ,Aipg Interesting lfnO' acmsa'
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P.w. Gs.bei. druggist. Of L-u'sbure
Kansas. saws: II have sold 'Prickly Asst
B,tters' for five years. aud | have nevei
hspd ed medicine which gave more uni
vrrssl satisfaction. IL 10 fast becoming the
family medicine OF this section. havs
warranted dozens Of bottles and never bad
one returned"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08

Mr. James Walker, E4nIa, Itxac, save:
Browns iron Biters has given re
strength and perfect health"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08

As u euro for Sore Throat aud Coughs
"BtoWn's Bronchial yrocnes'' hsNo been
thoroughly tested, and ms'ntain their
good reputation.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-11
A Popular Leader Forgotten.

The Demosthenes of the Chartist
movement, which agitated England fifty
years ago, was Henry Vincent. Thou
sands of Englishmen listened in breath
less sympathy, when in burning words
he demanded universal suffrage and the
ballot. Crowds surged around him
wherever he spoke. So great was his
influence that the government, looking
upon him as a dangerous character,
thrust him into prison. The severity of
his treatment produced an outbreak.
Hundreds of workingmen gathered to
release the peoples hero. They were
repulsed by soldiers and armed police
men, after a conflict in which ten work.
men were killed and fifty wounded.
Thirty years after this popular demon
stration, there was a riot in London. A
great crowd, exasperated at not being
permitted to hold a public meeting in
Hyde Park, broke down the park rail-
ings. A mass meeting was held in Ira.
falgar Square to denounce the action of
the authorities. Suddenly there ap-
peared on the pedestal that supports
Landseer's lions a portly man, with a
fine head and white hair. Silence hav-
ing been attained, he exclaimed at the
top of his voice: Gentlemen, I think
it right to tell you that I am Henry Vim
cent" The once lannon's orator paused
and-nobody cheered. The Demos
themes Of the Chartists was q forgotten
man. Such is popularity.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-11
Personal Paragraphs,

The wife of Congressman Springer,
of Illinois, although an invalid, is said
to be of great assistance to her husband
in his Congressional duties, attending
to q great part of his correspondence,
and aiding him by her wise advise and
counsel. She is an intellectual woman
and highly educated.
Jacob Eylerl of Trotwood, Ohio, aged
seyenty-two years, who is credited with
owning the greatest part of the lively
village in which he lived, committed
suicide recently for fear he would have
to pay a neighbor for 800 damages, re-
sulting from an overflow of water from
n Of the bitches on his farm.
Somebody thus feelingly writes of a
well-known gentleman of leisure: "a
tramp may be q very bad man, but a
tramp's life is bad enough for any bad
man.. No house, no home, no friends,
no money, no food, no fire, no regular
meals, no warm room or blankets at
zero, no smiles from his fellow-man;
his food picked out of the gutter and
ash barrels when begging and stealing
fail him. A bird has q nest and in its
life something like regular habits"