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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-31

THE SrKAMEa EsrKHRarsx. - This
steamsf. which WAS sunk By collision
with the steamer X. p. Rlthet. near
Victoria the other day, wa, quarter
% \ aaatnry ago, one Of tbs finest
steamers On the Pacific Coast. Sha was
built "a san Francisco 10 1850, hy
MsssrA Garry and jonas, Who vent &c
captain and engineer Of their boat.
she was O side wheeler, o little bigger
ihan the Eliza Anderson, and ran III or
Il miles An hsnr, which In thoes days
Of apead. In the wiatar Of $50 81 the
I'd % George Parkinson Of Hteiiaceom,
Who went 30 San Francisco and char
Jared toe Enterprise 20 perform the ser
vics. She came here IN the Summer OF
1861. and began making setal-eeskiy
trips hstweea Oiympia aud Victoria.
tonahing q AL ports On tie wAy. The
kliaA AnesFson. which bad besn on The
route for lxo years. opposed her under
Captain John FeminR. ID H. Finch.
who laser became cue Of The most pnotn-
inerlt aud westsAy usen b he Tergiepry,
,Ras par.sr q The Essserpsise. Il vas
The hrst semi. weekly mail service aud
The hrst s1aambeet oppusitsoo fuRrt
y and hid ssea. Tue Entsrprise ran
toF lssutn menfhs. when hef owners sold
hss 10 he nndson BAy Company for
Hf0noo. wkeFsa0nn captain Curry and
knssnasr Jones rxsarned - 0Altfornis,
lhsnsFAolaT RaFhiUsnn settlad down IN
ytsi,orta. PnrssF ftneh vent ossF 10 tbs
Klisa AndeFson and Phfiip keaeh surety
fer fArktnesn. undertook tAe mali ser.
vioe. lhs akdsrthkinR rnintps him b.
Hues he ssas dene wish H. Meanwhils
he Eas~tprsse was pat into servtsa be
Rwsun Nneturta aud Ae0 Westminster
shsfs she rsn almost continually fof D
pears. prlvtsG hersrlf mess excallenl
beat. aud maktne foe her ownsrs nearly
~ mach n.oney - she esald carry
whsn ~ Hadsnn Bay CsmpAny, tws
yeafa aes. cent eat 81 The steamboat
ibu.lnees. The EaserpFsse was Sold 70 ~
lcanaaisn Paeaae Navigation Conpsny
shich assned beth nsF ard tie htfhel
ilt he time 81 tAe iAae disaster.
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superintendent,


OsB or TIE PAssKSoEas.-Mrs. Pref
o. b johnson vas one Of the passengers
on board The steamer Enterprise that
oollided with the steamer Il. p. Rithet
on Lass Tuesday. She vzs returning
from q visit 10 friends in Semish@oo
and Neg Westminster. Mrs. johnson
was hnrrisdly thrown into boat with q
number Of others. but the boat filled
With water, and the entire party was
Thoroughly 2renched. They we're all
taken on board the steamer Rithet and
carried 10 Victoria, where their clothing
vas dried, and they were made other
wise a. comfortable as possible. Mrs
Johnson obtained her baggage, which
was fished up with that Of others. The
boat sank in about ave minutes FROM
the time she was struck. Mrs. JohnsoE
thinks thai one Of the saddest Attain
vas the struggles OF q little boy, fiv,
years old, who vas foanderipg In til,
waves for some time before he could b
reached by the man in the boat. Il va
With great difficulty his life vas saved
Mrs. Johnson has been quite sick sinc
her return bat was better last evening.
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In aeeordsnss With TIE Dispatch fol-
loving. ssbscripsions viH Be rscsaved
% the iss'sl sfzics Of the Western Union
Conpeny, rsesipEs given, and the
rDo1ey forwarded free Of eost OF troaois
70 tie givors-
Sac FzAScIsco, 1aIy S0-An ofnce&-
The Exeo1tIxs ConUittee II the west
ern Union Telegraph Co. resolved a. its
meeting to-day 70 subscribe the sun OF
5000 toward the fund for Q monument
70 General Grant Il also resolved tAst
the managers Of the eoDpsrys oH5ces
be instructed 70 Fecsivs Subscriptions 70
the fund frora tbs pabiic. All mama
gers will therefore please disrsay IN
their Offices stiees to the enect that
they are pEepsrsd 70 soespt s1cb sums
and 10 give informal receapts therefor.
which receipts will be subsequently, re-
placed by formal Receipts from the
conmitsee Of tie Grant Monument As
ISOLATION, which has oees appointed By
the Mayor Of the city Of New York.
Each manager will PROV himself With
an ordinary pasS- book, N which, under
an appropriate heading. be will request
each subscriber 70 srIts his SSn name.
post Office address aud the ana0nnt Of
bis subscription, and for which sub
seripeion the manager wili give an in
formal receipt ia the following form,
VIZ: Received Of - this -
date, the sum of - dollars, as a
CONTINUATION 10 the Grant MOnnmert
Fund, which money 10 70 be forwarded
10 the Association having charge Of the
fund through tho Treasurer of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
This receipts N 10 be replaced later by q
formal receipt Of the Grant Monument
Association. (Sigsed1 Mana
Qer Western Unien Telegraph Office
Each manager will include 10 his re-
mIttznce 10 the Treasurer or Superin
tendsnt, as the rule Of his Office may be
the amounts subscribed up 10 the tint
of his next regular remittance, accom-
panied By o TRANSCRIPTS Of his pass book
This latter will be forwarded 80 New
York fur audit when the subscription i
haally closed. f. JAMES,
Superintendent.
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SUMMONS

> Ts HE DISTRICT coURf On ,v,
-. an.ru =, Sad,ciAl Dtstrict q A. az
Ss.,, SsAIngton. holdinr - :.
Of Kin =, ~ aI = county. for de assss..
Complaint fled IN the cnu.,.
Court 80 Nsria
No 425s-Msses Lor,e.,a n.A.-.
plAlnuns. vs.. VIM. McKenrie ~. s.PA
a. hoss his wife, George Dorg - al
n Conover. oefendAutR N
fHk | srEp STAINS % AnRzlc. s,~,, a..
10 william McKenxie 20. 1..'
hoss his wife George Dortia 80 a
ID Conover. defendAnta Hn
1oa are hereby REQUIRED IA 49,.
ecnon brought against You ~ ~
named PLAINTIFF IN the f5i<f,s ~ seeu
thes1 bird Judicial Distrscf M ~ 800 z
tory o. Arlington, holdIng 49,. s Lsn
city OF Seattle. In the COUNT - t n. = -
the counties al King and Ri,.s. =. g
answer the complaint IA tSs-ss, =. ~
sixty days from the dass Al - -. ~. -
ticSnon OF THIS summons ar inds-n..sI
default win be taken aRssnsf ~, -. ....'s.IY
ING 20 the prayer Of The cnMrl,.. =. -ss''"
The 50 q action 10 hroaxhf Il esr..a...
mortgAge made the "a daF a rshs.s.<
losa oy the Defendants, william nrr.ss
q k.oss and Mary A. Rom hi- W, ~ 49,
the following described ~ er,sse 80 -.
Al o. the Wet half q ~ ,ou,Sss.,
Quarter Of the soatheasf q1srssr n -
nortneast quarter Of section tEensTs1a
toMnsnlp twenty -four north, rases In,
snsS vvn.aAnIhg nve aereA more Or len
Az " hing coantT. Wesh'ngtua Te,sitasT
Seso mottxage vas given 10 sscars 8,
issory notes. according ID - 49, 80
conditions thereof towif.
One note for the sum az twn h,,s.,s
and twsnty-nve dollars lsllsl hesr,.s
date February ID. 1881 msde ~ Wii,l.s
mckenzie Ro~8 and payable a 0rssA,,
lse A. ID. 1854. TO the order n Qscr,s
DoffteL with Interest at ten mr. e,naf ~,
annum. which said note WA hsfcr~ ~, -
tnrity and before the comUea eone.f =
this action. daily - igned and endor.l
70 plaintiff, Moses Lnrea who n noE n,
lawful holder and owner there,f. -
one note for the sum Of two HUNDRED -
twenty dollars 392a. hoxsinr -,
February ID iSSl made b. WiIlnn ~
H. mi Rosa and peyahae July id M
70 the order Of George DmffeE with n,
terest AZ ten per cent Per nnnpua- vhLrA
note was. before iis maturitY anX 49,
the commencement Of this ssfsa i1Iy
endorsed and assigned 10 plzlstf nrbert
knfRe. who il now the IaWs1l inAAa ana
owntr OF the same: that thu h1meank
William II. Conoyer. has. OF dam u
nave some interest In said u1ungsi
Witness the Honorable Roger & Green,
( - Judge Of the said Distxia Oour,
sEAI- and the seal thercef. III m
N>-~ day Of June. A. ID. iEN.
JAMES SEAvEf, Crk
BY JAMES P. LUDLOW, DoIRix CA
Burke, hAiler & Raain. Afiarns7s \
plaintifis
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A wnDno. Many 81 cur sisinsns
viIl be pleasantly suFprissd - lsArn thAs
FrNnk H. Winssos Of Port Hssnssnd
md Duasof Mary Rpo9n II this eity
have heen married Mr. WinsAow i
iese nhiy ~ Weii knoun e. eny rasn "a
H. Soand. He hss been IN M Gated
lsszties tRstsma SRvtes IN this dtstris<
LEE Ne psaa sixteen wears and haa al
says herne the fepasAtiou 81 being ons
~ she mass Eeisshla @e0 IN sAn seryieas
he was inspsetef a. Casts<as q tAis
. y for eso yeafs 3zsd uas iasE resensiy
teAl,sseFnea 10 semtAhWoa. Misa HFp1 \
iaes esAHa > prac<isine physicsan u th1s
atty scf 80 gaSe tAsea yeara and -
,seh knoun and fespscted tkfonskous
He snssra somnunssy. Tksy have nes
w. asesAtd a. whak ptana ahef TN mAi 9
EAsir ss~ssteaes.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN TIE DIsTR1Cr COURT. HOLDING
] terms At seaffte
No. 12S9-e<atfis co-operAslvs Sse.s4y,
pisintia. ~ Carrie Tow dsfesaant.
undeF and By virtns Of Al sxecniisB issued
cut Of the above named Court 10 The abows
snfIt I'D acsion. esssd M 34th car % July.
fsss. ana 70 ma dineessf nnd 6efirered. hsFe
duly kyied spcn The real prsgsrsy Eisnsted IN
King county. Washinstoa Ierritory. AID
beurde1 and described - fallsws. t0wit;
Lots 90 ~ snd two ~, q block twemty
t7a9. fn Barsksrn kaairion 70 ths city % o.
sff,s; xn1 ! vm. 81
saturday. the 2eth day % Auxnst.
1855.
A. he ksur Of oicioek ,. u. Of aid day. n
frons Of ths Court Hoass deer, IN fhs city q
sez<sss. King esunty. aforesaid proesed %
all fs1d prep<rty q public surt % 70 fhs
hlHhsEt h14aer fnx casa
Dxtea 81 osAtfle. the % B dag Of July
ise1. y. q. AcaRAW
ma eh@ta q kins county. VT.
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MRS. W. ]. BLACKWELL

TAUhEk or PAINTING, DRAW.
L leg from life. still iifs. sAeschIng I'm
nature repoosse. etched elsu1r1<ypsl
metal work mural decorAfion, uodsl9
IN clay and guttA pereha. lencsIslA iape
" and lusser painting. Clay. nslAh
eoolA Iaster colorA tapestry. dyes sE1
canvas furnished 70 pupiiA chins NJ
for anlateurA nj
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wrNsL9w-B R9wS-In New westmin-
ster. p. c.. July u, BY the Rev. ]. 8.
Ma. kay. OF the Presbyterian Church,
prank H, Winslow. Of Post Townsend.
and DIR. Mary Brown, Of this city. mo
cards
DIKRIs0ER-PARAs--In Tacoma, July rs,
John Dier;nger and Margaret Pagan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Avon, July Is, B.
g Ranons ana Mrs Eiiza Walker.
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. 8. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
hes two and one.haf blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots l and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them
Lot z, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9x128 feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
ton, 1925.
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot, or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best |
view of any lots in the city well |
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north> |
west quarter of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good |
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry. fruit, |
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the towusite
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil /; $1,000.
Win sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided cne-eighth in
terest in and to the north half,
and the north half Of the SOUTH
east quarter Of section 36, town
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5o0
The above il one of the most
valuable coal properties in WASH
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
sia millions Of tons of good coal
and is well worthy of investi ga
ton by any one desiring to in
vest.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention Hook and Ladder Co

THE REGULAR MERTING OF Sc
II attic Hook n Ladder Company win
take place on Monday. August Sd. at 9
p. m. A full attendance of the members
Is earnestly requested. as there will be
important business 10 transact 81
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WANTED

A REsPECfARi.K sTEADY oLpI
"A Ats. who viii r1Ake herseh uscfsi.
Wagee no object. MfiS @. DAILY. ror-
ner efxhfh and King sSreefs. =
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WANTED.

nv An EXPERIENCED TRACHKR
- school, - begin about September i
% tafef. Aedrnss stating sermA
NARY L TUNER
va kriday Hsrbcr. ". T.
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TO RENT Or SELL
Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Mr.. Thomas r. Holton has retired
from the frm doing business uader the
name Of the Northwest Fruit Company.
The business viii hereafter b. conducted
BY Joseph Green. Manager for the Com
pany. with whom all accounts with the
frm should be settled 17h
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1--WE ACRES OF UNTMPRovRD
u property near the residence of Geo.
W. Hall 10 offered by the undsrsigBed %
lease for term Of years. at q nominal
figure. For furfhar information apply 70
teii JOHN B. DENNY.
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LOST.

A JAPANESE BRACELET, SET IN
figures. was lost between the Terry resi-
dence, on James street and the Strive
residence ON Pine street. The finder
win confer favor by leaving the same
At the HAsBR0UcK & TERRY Drug
store. 10
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THE kISDBRGiRfRN,

At rHs NORTH SCHOOL HOUSE
- vi na rcepsa<d Aug 4 ~ AZ . r.
$1,000 - ne<1sewurk sor girls frvm 9 %
mrs isQaife this We 4 trom I q =. a
a. the Sorth Srkoc1.
Atm LwIxE FoEDzsCH
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sHERIFF's SALE.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third Jud ciai district OF Washins ton
Territory. holding terms 81 Seattle.
No. t3e3-Weetern MIL Company. plain
til. W. Tn mas Mercer and Kirk q
Ward, defendants.
Undsr and hy virtue Of an order Of sale
issued out Of the above named Court in
the above entitled action. dated the 18th
day Of July. 1856. and 20 me directed and
delivered. have duly levied upon he
property described In said srder Of Esie
a. foIlows towis.
An Of block thirty $50, Of ThomasA fer-
GERS addition 70 North Seattle, King
county, Washington Territory. with the
appurtensnces thereunto belonging.
Notice II therefore hereby given that on
81 qrasy she 2s,h day Of August.
Is8S.
Al the hour Of 1 O'Clock D. N. Of said
day. In fronf Of the Court House door. In
the city Of Seattle, sing coanty, Wash
ington Territory. will In obedience 70
said order Of sale sell the abnYe described
property. or % much thereof - may Be
nece-sary 70 satisfy The Judgment in said
acsion, with interest thereon and costs.
q pahlic auction. 70 the highest bidder
Dsssd At Seattle the sob day Of July.
fssa
J. II. McGRAW.
Md sheriff Of King county. w. II,
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TnK sUsCIBE.

10 locking through the papers found
oa the person OF the young man Who
committed suieids ct the Gold Bar Ho-
tsI dsriag Tuesday evening, in the hope
Of getting some cine 10 his anteoedents,
Of the address Of his friends, II vas as
csrsainsd that his name was Alfred Pc
tsrson. instead Of Christian Pstsrson
Among his pagers vas q road tax re
ssdpt Tor the year 1888. signed by Robt.
Woodine, Of District No. y, and pol
sax reoeipt for 1884, signed by w. O
Painter, Auditor Of Waila Walla coun
~. There vas also q well worn plat Of
Q townahip Of land in Chehalis county
fhe remains we're laid 10 rest In the Ma
souie Cemetery. The poor fellow haC
| ia his pocketbook quite q collection o.
short poems, cot from newspapers
among which Gas she following:
PHILOSOPHY.
What IL hopef A smiling rainbow
Children follow through the wet |;
It's not hsFe-still yonder, yonder (;
| Never urehin found IL yet.
What IL lifs2 A thawine iceberg
On sea with sunay shore
/ Gay we sail, II meIts beneaih rs;
We are sunk and seen no more.
| What is man ? A foolish baby;
Vainiy strives, and FIGHTS and frets
| Demanding all, deserving Bothing,
One small grave " what be gets.
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WANTED.

A GOOD FEMALE COOK FOR NY
n family. ID. I. DENNY. :
Seattle. July q jyt
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing under the name and style Of
Seattle, 10 this day dissolved By mutual
consent, N. b. Brasen retiring.
Al debts win be paid and claims col
lected By A. Allen. who wild ontinne the
business. ALEX AMBER ALLEN,
N. H. HkASEN.
Seattle. July 2. lss& 9l9
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House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS. HARD
" flnished good water stable. Apply
70 r. A. PONflUS, corner Seventh and
tIninn atreefs gag
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Executor Of the last win and
testament Of P. G. Comsscck.
deceased. mbs
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House 20 Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE, CENTRALLY
"a located. Apply %
mhs @. Q. PHfNNRY q CO.
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CHla. <. JIEgER,
Room Z, Arcade Building, Front
street, Seattle.

The greater portion Of the
foregoing belongs 10 the estate
Of P. G. Cemstook, deceased, and
the same must be sold
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GOO ND
INVESTMENT.

HALF INTEREST IN A coon Par.
Ii ing manufacturing businesa Axn
opportunity for the right mka Neqt
safy capt. Al ylc00 Address s1lan1lne
tnrer. Box tSA tel9 b
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WM 0. WOOD,

A TTORNEY- WILL PRAC-
n tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Once, at roonas OF the Probate
Court Yesaer-Leary Building.
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THE REMAINING FURNITURE.
! bedding. carpets. stoves, oil cloths,
tel are now being disposed of at private
sale at ruinously low prices. ct u6 Cherry
street.
Cali early and get bar gains.
jys d. PARDUN G. SON.
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For Rent.

A FTKR AUGUST I, A DWELLING
n house with SIX rooms on lower floor
and two above. On Marion street, be-
tween Second and Third Inquire Of
jy22 ID. II. WEBSTER.
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DR.. CHIP,
q. M. HALL, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

Once in Safe Deposit Building. over
Merchants National Bank.
Office hours: From To- m to IL m; / to
ana to SPIN. jy9
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Dn. I. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
L. his ONCE to Fryes new Opera House
Building. rooms Mes. and q
Office hours; II q m to II m; 2 to 8 . m
and Z to 8 D m.
Telephone NO. s. au8o
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WHITE & MUNDAY.

Attorneys at Law.
Once In Whites Block, cor. Frun1 and
Columbia sta. fs-tf
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-09
The Houses Of The H'eaithy.

In the houses of the Weather classes
there Is two much luxury and elaborate
ness OF furnishing and ornamcntation and
sanitary precautions are made to give WAY
10 the multiplied artifcalities of existence
Our civilization is becoming overdone.
The tendency should now be toward great
er simplicity.
noted physician Of New York. in re-
cognition of this fact, has caused his
house TO be refurniShed, and has 50 far
a possible. substituted polished surfaces.
both in floors and furnishing fabrics, in
stead of the dust and germ secretine car.
pets and upholstery which he has dis
cardcd. Also any appliance which pre-
vents the free ingre>S Of sun and air into
every part of the house during at least A
part OF the day he most vigorously con
dennis a potent enemy 10 health.
The custom of surrounding dwellings
too closely with trees and shruhbery seen
IN village aud country homes especially
l. most pernicions one. and in these
damp and cherries rooms it i no wonder
that phthi>ie, rheumatism and malaria
hud fertile atmosphere for their de
Nelupment
Another source of nervousness and low
cred vitality IN connection with insufficient
ventilation. is the extreme degree to which
our houses, places Of business. theatres.
churches. hotets and railroad-cars are
eNerheatcd in winter. A newly arrived
foreigner unaccuSfomed To this seven
iiine> heated almost here, finds il almost
irrespirabc and in addition to his dis
comfort, great embarrassment to health
results. This custom alone Is sufficient
Ia prevent Americans from ever becom.
ing robust peooe-Y he S1nitarian.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-12-09
wedding Bells of another
Skowhegan Boy.

Inc young people and many OF the old.
er ones will remember Charlie Mann
whose school life was passed here. md
VINO ieft us six or seven years ago to try
MS fortunes at the Club" That he has
successfully wre.tled with the" bower,
that be" is evidenced by the fact that he
Is IN business on his own account in the
historic old town of Lexington, Mass.
and has recently taken to himself wife
daughter of Mr.. Nelson Parker. florist, of
Stoneham, Mass. The home of the bride
was transformed by flowers and ferns in
to perfect bower of beauty. and In the
presence or hundred guests the wedding
ceremony was performed by another Of
our okowhegon boys, the Rev. William
mann, OF Monsoon, Me-, brother of the
bridegroom, assisted by Rev. NJ. Bait of
Stoneham. Miss Alice Todd of Charles
ton was bridesmaid, and Master Willie
stevens OF Cambridge was groomsman.
ana Notwithstanding their youth these
young assistants charmed the company by
their grace and discretion. The wedding
presents were numerous and handsome
everything in elegant silverware and
beautiful glassware that housekeepers can
use, also lovely articles for parlor dec
orations. We counted more than forty
pieces in silver, not including a tea ser
vice and spoons enough for three fami-
lies. Quantities of beautiful glassware,
paintings, engrayings, bronzes, &C., &C.,
and other things too numerous to men
ton.
we mad the pleasure of calling upon this
youthful pair recently, at their home in
Lexington, where they are housekeeping
like sensible people. We know that the
old friends of Charlie will be glad to learn
of his success, and join in wishing him
and his bride health and happiness.