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CAB Prices for The best Home and
Parsisl Liiefailr

FoDes.sd Of yng nvISc AeR ssl
&C o. o,hef Of our vivAeious Ameriss a
moathiteA Subscriber viii ind himself
y command q the whole si,ust,cn-
Philadelphia kvening Balletin.
Tor tle - TINE LiFfsa AaR and any
80 o. The American "a monfklies I,r
hafyers Weekly OF Bssxrl will b. . n,
ssf . rear peepaid or fer % 50 Tax
LIVING AsS and The 81 Niekolsa
Asdrss ArTkLL q CO.
j. Bostcn
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Notice Of Final Proof
Q. q LAND osrrcx At oIrrIs, W.

O. O. LAND ovrrcx At oLrnIA, W.T.
Jaauary 2. 1eee
To Bailey &c sort. Merrill Blanchard. H..
and all whom II may concern:
g. Notice 10 hereby given that KN0cH
Q. FALLS has nled notice Of intsntpn y
make anal proof before the Register and -
ceiver. Ct their once in Olympia ". r, -
,,ss The ls:s day Of Tsoruay, 4 p 2.
the Sc / Of Ne Avs OF Sc 4. and W Z
Of sE Of section II. township - psFsA.
range 4 east.
He names - vttEeees.i Iosis etinpscs
anf rheo. husgius. Of Tacoma, ". T; ID
Braden aad Il. W. STOKES. Of White Rive, v
T.
yoHNF. GosgY,
ts7fefl kesister OF thu Land 0nA
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]. ]. Miller. editor Of the Lutheran
Home Luray, va. writes: II advertise
nothing that DO not know 10 b. good. |
was saved from the grave, am sure. BY
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. and
have recommended it TO others with the
happiest results l.. J. Addison. VI. n,
Chicago. IL, writes: Il have never
found. in thirty-fve years OF continuous
study and practice in medicine, any prc2a-
ration OF 80 great value az Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. for treatment Of diseases Of the
throa. and lungs; AMI / constantly recon-
mend it to my patients. Il not only breaks
up colds and cures severe coughs, b.: is
effective In relieving the most serious
bronchial and pulmonary Affections
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FOREMOST LIVING WRITERS.

The Ab.est and moot cultivated intel
lccts In every department Of Lisera,u O.
science Politics and Art. fni expression
In the Periodical Literature OF Europe
Aad especially of Grcat Britain.
T0g L1voNG age. 10 ming four Large
volumes year. furnishes. from the grea,
and generally fnacce siele mass OF thii
literature, Tho only compilation that
while within the reach OF sn. IL ssti fac
tori In the CoMPLKrKNxss with which Il
embraces Whatever 10 Of Immediate In
teress or of sole, permanent value.
IT 10 THEIR FORE IND sPENsABLx tc
every one who wishes 10 keep pace with
he events or intellectual paogress Of tbs
time. or 20 cultivase In himself or hi
family general intelligence and literary
taste.
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APPRECIATES MERIT.

Mr.. Wayne, proprietor of the Sold
Bar Hotel, says: "Sipos began the
hotel business have used all kinds of
soep for kitchen, lsundry and toilet
purposes, but never found any to CON-
pare With the Seattle Soap Company
Electric. One box will do az much a.
three Of any other, With one third the
labor" For sale by all Rroeers. jaSl
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Lands for the landIess.

TIE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
Lsgie Har6or; nine miles west Of the
S,y ot ScsuIe, VII sen . portisn Of his
q me low rate Of 20 par acre. SAD Ia nd
"a been logged or and burnsd over nm
u II y quite eaetly cleared. IL 10 nearly
lsvs h.s Pot few stoned. and lies in easy
rcaSn Of the water. School and church
wtein = mile. Society good. Call and
desvsn r. N. HosKINsON.
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BuCKLEx,s ARNpCA sALyE.

The Best Salve 10 the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fee
yer Sores, letter. Ohapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by A.
b. SrKwAKr. dv
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Having completed my purchases for
the eprinR trade. I am nov prepared to
supply my patrons with the finest and
latest styles IN watches, Diamonds and
jsvelrv. and would call especial atten-
zion to the fine line of Howard watches.
quartz lace pins. lookets aid silver
plated ware Of the most choice designs |;
gold and plated jswelry, opera glasses,
spectacles in fact, / have . complets
stock Of everything pertaining to my
line. have also complete facilities for
all kinds Of watch and jsweIry repairing.
and guarantee perfect satisfaction fer
all york left with me. A. HANSEN,
matchmaker and jsweler, Yssler-Leary
block, Front strees. fe6
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NOTICE.
FsTAr. OF CHARLES JOHNSON. De

ENsTArE OF CHARLEs JOHNSON. De.
IL ceased.
Pursuant TO an order Of the Probate Court
o. the county OF Kitssp. m sds and aat.d On
the l2th day Of December. A. D. 1855, police
IL hereby given 10 sll pesons having claims
against the estate Of Charles johnson, de
ceased. Of the county Of Kitasp. 20 present
the sane. N,der cath, . cording to law. to
the suoscribsr. st his sfl1ce in the city Of &c.
sssle, ana the county Of King. add Territory
Of Washington, shhin one year from tbs date
OF the 6rst publication q tbs police and
sny creditor neelectips to bring 10 and sx.
hioit hts or her claim, un3ss oath, and &C
cordirg 10 Law. within the time 90 limited
viii b forever barred Of Liz or her action
therefor sgainst the estate.
Dated Seattle. Dec. II. l. D. fess
deli tw Nv. EDWARDS, Admtptstrstor
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MurNY AND FIRE ON SHrpBoARD.-A
oable from London, regarding the mu
tiny which took place on board the
American ship Frank N. Thsyer, from
Manila for New York, before reported
burned at sea. says: 1t is reported that
some Of the officers were murdered and
the vessel fired. The Frank N. 1hayer
was heavily insured in Boston; her car
90. freight money and value of vessel
heibg placed at $4,000. She was
named after the late Frank N. Thsyer,
of the drm of Thaysr d Lincoln. Of
Boston. A dispatch from Oyster Bay,
l.. l., says: Mrs. J. +. Clark. mother of
Captain Robert K. Clark. Of the ship
Frank N. Thayer, yesterday received q
dispatch from Madeira stating that her
son was alive and we'll, having landed
AT the island after being at sea in an
opea boat several days. He abandoned
she ship while she Was Burning. Jan. 9th
he captain Is very strict with bis crew,
aud on several occasions be had trouble
with them. The crew consisted of 81
ferecastle hands and three second "a bin
officers. When she left New York, on
the 3lst Of last February. for Shanghai,
her cargo consisted of oil. From that
place she vent TO the Philippine Islands
and loaded With hemp for Nav York.
IL 10 probable that nev ore y vas
shipped there. and perhaps different
mates. The ship Frank N. Thsysr was
built in Nevburypoit and owned by Ed
ward Lawrence, whs Purchased her OF
rhayer q Lincoln OF that city. She
was valued at SEQ. COO. Her cargo, con
sistinR Of l0.700 bales OF hemp, was
laden at Manila She vas consigned to
Vernon II. Brown, and the greater por
ton II the cargo to Cornelius Ban9s 4
Co. Otber aivices say portion Of the
Grew Of the Thayer were landed at St.
Helens. They reported the burning OF
the vessel. bat said nothing Of the mo
tiny. In maritime circles 1t is thoughi
that when the fre broke ont the srev
mnt,nied. After q eight the two parties
ieft the vessel and took different direc
tons. The ship was then probably q
short distance north Of the Cape Of
Good Hope, In the South Atlantic.
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>. l~D oSssrs AZ e1ruyta. w.
49,. nso>neer - isan
seaSs = ssrees ssvsa tAa6 DAVID Y.
sf a. aied ss<>re sf isssnstpa -
s.ss asAl u<esi Asfsss ne 0sra e a.
80 - - ~ q nis sesss h ssasis, W.
issS 90 fre sspiea D. q Ne. - a.. ~.
81 ssrsssa n. sssssAip . y, raa1s {
ne ssnS - vft.sDo xIeA suz,sA L..
s.nesr snhA, MieAssi Kslly "a Wisss.
hazrts, ID - Assazs. ". e.
soaH '. eeusY.
~ 1nR - - - -
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Administrators Notice.
EsrATE OF ANTHONY BAISR DE-

IL csased.
Notice 10 hereby eiven ~ the undsrsisn ed,
adminisas,oS Of the Shove named estate. 1,
the creditors Of and all persons hsvins
claims aa. nst Md dscsats1. to EXHIBITS the
twelve months from the nr.s publication Of
THIS notice. 70 the undsrsiensd. ct his place
o. business In Nasen county, ". T.; and ali
persooe indebted 70 ast I 20 sts are hsrsby
noftned 70 make imned a,s psymen, 10 the
Undersigned sdntnistrstcr.
JAMES BAINR,
bsins. dsceaAed
Dated the 1oth day Of Decsnb~r. isas ee,7
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NOTICE E HERKBY GIVEN THAI
~ al Island County warmth p-easct
ed 10 ana enscesed prsor 10 March lxS
are new rayahte upoa presentation. 80
% interest," WI be allowed AFTER thzs date
A. d. HlOwKRS
Treasurer q lsiAnd eoauty. VT.
uespsviise w. T. Jsa- I. iSs& Jast win
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rng PGRFECIIoy

OF The see In tie medical line h the
liquid fruit remedy. Syrap Of Figs,
manofactcrsd only by the California
FIG syrup Co, San fran>isco, Gal. IL
b agreeable 10 the taste, acceptable 20
the stomach. hsrnirss 10 IL nature.
painless yss prong, and thorouah In lie
scsion- For sale By A. b. S.xvAxf. ov
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HUGH 4. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMILL
l. capacity leo 900 feet per day. with all
Bellingham. Whatcom county, Il offered
for rem. or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one desirous OF ging in the bust
ness. For particulars apply to Z. EL-
BRIDGE, on the prem isesL or ERASTU5
BARTLETT. Ill Hayes street Ban Fran
CISCO oc9w
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Possesses The greatest possible power to heal and affections and
safety
De nstinabe
Thousands Of physicians and families great MOBn IN
Hard Ohio writes: Il have used
aad have found that remedy Thros
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Farm for City Property.

WILL TRADE Ny IMPROVED
" farn q I'D aeres 70. seA;tis proper.
". go VII teaee o. ell teo,a kosses
sS@ ga Aa1x1as IN. r. sssftas
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This vssk 900 more sAeks, asd sAs
iass n sAis ios. at sxtrA sAoies Pea
100 received q Srun'A tsol
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CHrLBLAns.-One application Of Stew
arts Ohilblain Lotion will give relief
Money refunded IL not satisfactory
For sale by A. B. SrKwAkr. jal7
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where's. A tihsl has nsss Hisa An tia sbov,
entitled Cur. % the ssh asy o. rsSruary.
ISIS, BY =. ID. Lovuan. against the steamer
Eiisa Anderson her tackle, apparel ana far,
niture. whereof Thomss Wright a us.,er
and ovnsf, alleging - Q Gauss o. ss,ioa. that
eetveso the lst day of April, 1884, sed the
0,h day OF Sevsmesr. isss. eas q L Ys.isr.
wright. vhs was 81 ell the aid tines svpsr
and nssssr q ssid vssssl ed In charge Of
Der repearS epd eqsipnsnb. essss 10 be fur.
nishsd for the uas Of aa6 upon The credit Of
ssid vessel tssid vessel being IN ,As pess Of
ssasae. WasAinssea TerritoryI supplies, ne
tsriais and wosk for The repair ana sSsipnsus
Of sssd vs>sss, and usssy " Dsy and vhica
did pay fer supplies. nsseriais ssd vorh deps
And fnrnishsd 10 said vssssi ia shs u.s OF
'ald vssssl, In the repair and sSuinuen, az
said vssssi. vhieh supplies. nasssssis snd
worh we're - al Sad ttmss NJ upsn esid
vessel. end vhteh asnountsd 70 the suu sud
rsAseaseie vaias Of six tAoussa1 saa ewes
eundred ana arr -sfght ard ~ iee Doll m 10
psrs OF which SAN has ever sssn psid vs,cs
sun vss aud % By the Laws Of the rsrsiscry
OF Nsshinxsoe, lien upes said stssun~r. he.
msehiasfy. engines, tackle appsr~l "a re
esturs thsi % The 3esh DAY q Jasusrv. I -
said rssisr daily ,oli said claim !, hSsils,s
VIE nov tee owner thsr-of a.d prsyi ns
rrocess against sasd sssanef. Aer n sehtne.v
II. ARG
tnsa al psrsses ists rsss>a 10 sais vssrsi. he,
tsekls ese, es eifed 10 ansves the prsIis
and thaf said vsasal b eonaennsd "A splS
70 Pc, tAe demands Of nesllant,
Nov, sAsr~fsrs. 10 pursnanos 81 the reoi
oee. aaass seal Of sd Ccar. y Ne Al
rsss>d sn1 asaivsseA, do hsrsSv -, ,,Ais
rosies - all psrsoas ciAiming the "a vsssal
Der esrkis, etc.. 90 In any msuner insep,uarl
thsrssp. tAst thsy b I'D sppesr S-fcr, N,
1tnrtes ocAfA 10 30 hssd q and ssr -
Insrs ssaicssi ptssxtet. ~ ssssais. 60 Thur
| eslsck q ne fersnAaa a shs sams A, d,
NE same shall 10 . day d iarisdic 100, ssAsr
siss "a ne nsxt eAy Of lurts1scsienl -,
snd thsfe 10 snssrpsss esaam sos sAs ssn,
\ And - male tneir slieeasisns In sAas MALI
Dated sAs ssA dag q fsAraEy, ias
o. q. AsrsAzi n s,z fsr wsssir 80.
1 terry ~ caAA HENRY. pspasy.
harae hausr. Prestoxs To- Lsnsl;snt
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
BOARDING AND BAY PUPILS,
TACOMA. W. T.,

TN nfonr Ezv. .. a. PADDOCK, knorUx-
DIT A MAGNIFICENT GIFT OF FIFTY
ID thousand dollars from Mr.. q d. Wright,
% fhiisdslphis, for the endowment Of tbs 10.
eeftateu, sttn the esosfoes oon'rieu ion Of
el3.0o0 By the citinsns Of Tacoma, and the
hbes ality Of Christian men and women in the
nas4 connections aad well sppossted build
lag has been erected and College fouased for
ne sdaosiion Of The yeuhs men ana boys Of
this Coast
rhs halldlbs stands on high ard healthy
ets, sussonuded By spscioas sr-unds. II
hsAssd with furnaces, 10 supplied with hos
and cold water snd bath Foeass. ADD 10 thor
ouxhiy " ntilstcd.
fhs dormitaries have been xrsAnssd 80 that
essh eosFdsr may have . room ~ hlmseif.
resshsrs eeeups rooms sajaesnt % the pupils.
ead, o. ell uea. exercis~ a fatherly care and
vasea fniness ever these committed 10 their
uusA A. meals. b aehers add puplls els 81 the
same table, formlas eas family.
frsfsssor John rait takcs charge 81 the In.
eitation. He brings an smtnent reputation
and large eaperssaes snd will be assisted by
thessssaly semSs tsnt instraetsrs 10 every DE-
DartmsaA
Mr.. Tat vill. hersslf. sapwviss The souss
helA, sed parents may. vita eonAdence. co.
tust thstr yeueser cons 70 hsr moshsrly care.
TIE remainder Of this sseNai year will Be
divided late tse terms. 81 twelve wesks cash.
The trss term viii begin GA January flh.
lisa and ead Cd March stN.
Ths second term vail eexia en- April I'D. AsA
x..-
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y. ANTHONY.
PRACTICAL B00KBINDER.

pAPKR RULER AND RiANKRooH
4 manufactures. Opera House Bieek.
rooms and II. Seattle W. T. nof
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New groceries are being received ai
". H. SHoupy d Cos Jas
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T-H
DAILY POST.IATElLIGFnCER.
LEADING NEWSPAPER
Washington Territory
Puhaicatisa Once: Pea Builcins. eess
ua. W. T.
suhsuipeioa 90 per annrm. In "a
vance
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BLA
oHAap 4 PAKTRIDoE. Agents. ds5
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T. r. PuxPHsxr, Insurance and Com
mission Agent. ial0
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TAM.s at CHApBouxxr l. Co.'S
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NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THR
i Third Judicial District cf washinstsn
Territory. holding teras al ssasls, IN Kins
county.
n ADMIRALTY.
No. <slA-J. D. Lovmaa. hbslis,k W,
sseamsr kliss Aadsrsen. rsspsadsnt
NARaHALH NOTICE
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Cn aReEs.

boAanEns.
Beard. Furnished reem. tuit,sa sni lana
try asrviss fur twelve vesks. %
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This powder nevoP varieA A merYol
Of purity, strength and wholeson enesi
Moro economical than the ordinary kinda
and cannot be sold In oompstition with
the multitude Of lev tsst shert weight
alum O. phosphate powdenL Sold only
b cAaA ROYAL BAKrNe PowD0 Co,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Christian Church.--No resident Minis.
ter. Social meeting and communion every
Lords day morning at 1ok o'clock. Sunday
school at o'clock AN.
st. Sylvester's Catholic Church,
Rev. Father wEIsINeER, Pastor. Services at
8 and 10 e'clook A. n. Sunday school at z ?.
N. vespers and Benedistion at Sr.M.
NJ. e. Church. at the N. E.
Church. WoodsHeld, every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1880 A. N. and 2 r. N. Sunday school
1l:5e A. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
at7P.M. Pastor. Rev. H. D. STAuFFER.
st. Paul's German Evangelical
Church. ..-Services every two weeks at 10
o'clock A N. Sunday school every Sunday at
. o'eleek A. ". Services every alternate Sun.
day at Lewisville at 10 o'clock A. N. Pastor,
Rev. A. ]. WINTERICK.
Presbyterian Church.--Services at the
Presbyterian Church, Woodsfeld, every two
weeks at w o'clock Pm. Sunday school every
Sunday at o'clock r. NJ. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 81 o'clock
Pastor. Rev. W. T. GARRowAY.
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NUMBER ~

sture; 1t appears in the opinions Of their
parents; they accept Il; they never SOW
anything but wild oats. There is per-:
chance no noble life left for them; 40
serious endeavor until they have gone
80 far In what they call fun and sport.
that they have violated some law OF the
State, and are convicted and udemnsl
criminals; OF until their very natures
are corrupted, or. bad habits are 0xsd
beyond recovery, and they ere confirms
ed deceivers, liars, thieves, OF drunkards,
and destroyers of virtue. Is there not
an ides abroad among religious peopIe
which gives sons cover or excuse Tor
this waste OF life : 10 1t not widely .apd
tacitly admitted that life Of Christlike
love and devotion is not to be expected
OF childhoodi II not this, what thenl
How naturally the desires 60 for che op-
occupied n liking habIl. ih6} 6sookl l1s
ture, against al there is ID opinion and
action 10 accordance with higher and
better aspirations. Training may be
urged, obedience enforced with Stern-
ness, but there is behind an undsrstand.
ing that che pescsble fruits Of riRhteous-
ness are not expected. furnishine cer-
tain excuse for resistsncs, pefyersiop,
or disobedience. How this notion in-
vites procrastinatisn and indulRsuce.
keeping out Of college, and 10 peryerting
life within its walls I
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Congressmen's Pay.
Washington Hatchet.

When member dies his pay ceases
on ,be day OF bis death. The salary OF
The successor commences the day after
the decease OF the former member.
though the election may not occur for
several months. The new member, in
other words, draws pay for time be nev
er served.
A member is allowed twenty cents
mileage each way, or forty cents mile
one way, and he can check for the full
amount OF both trips when be takes bis
seat. He is allowed $125 year for sta.
tioncrY. The most OF this sum is pock-
eted.
The members draw their money in
different Wsys. There are probably
twenty Of the present House who le,
their salaries run into nest eggs. Among
these are Scott and Everhsrt OF Penn.
syIvania, Powell of Illinois, Boutelle, OF
Maine, Henley OF California, Jones,
Stewart ard Reagan OF Texas. Ellsbury
OF Ohio, Stone OF Massachusetts. and
Wakefield OF Minnesots. Scott has
over years salary owing him, abou,
$4,000. The other members mentioned
have $1, 1,000 to $4,000 to their credit -
There are couple OF dozen members
who always overlraw, or, rather, Dor.
row from The heal OF the hank. They
borrow or &c, in advance sums ranging
from S1o to. $500. and at the end OF the
month they rave nothing. The grea,
majority Of the members draw oil that
is coming to them at the end OF each
month, particularly those who have their
families with them. Sumo OF them nev.
er see an outside bank, but let their
monthly salary remain and draw It out
in small sums Others take out their
salaries and rlace them in other banks.
But this Is rot done as much as former
". A number Of them got caSght in
the Middleton Bank that broke some
time ago.
Most Of the members do all their
financial business over the counter OF
the Congressional Bank, and some OF
them pile checks up as high as 100000
in single session.
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Reflections.

"Grover, step here for q moment,
pleaser'
"Yes, dear. what is II Z"
"Grovcr, did ron write that letter 10
Albany-thst one right there, that my
finger is M"
"Yes, darling, ha.hsl pretty well
turned, don't you think 40 ?"
"Have they printed /. just exactly a.
you wrote it, Grover? Just look 1t over
carefully"
"Why. yes. dearest-I thought It
would pleas 'em-yes, that's just as
wrote Il, love-whv ?"
swell, Grover, il remarks Sin present
surroundings and In all that the future
may have in store must revert to the
time lived in Albany as the happiest
period OF my life.' Is tha, as you wrote
il p
"Certainly that is--didht they put il
on 2--hane 'em! they left that of!
added ,Excep,ipg the last Elk or seven
weeks"
"Are you per fect-ly sure You added
that, Mr. Clevelsndf Very we'll / will
forgive y"u. then"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-08-03
How an Editor Popped.

Editors have their pecu'iafilies as we'll
rs o.her people. They practice and in
culculcate brevity, which Is virtue
They are absent.minded, which is fail
ing. II is not strange then, that one
should send q note to bis lady love like
the folio wing: "Dearest-l have care
fully analyzed the feeling ! entertain Tor
You, and the result is substantially as
follows: l adore you! Will you be
minsi Auswer." Then,afie moment
OF thought, be added in at,reamv absent
way: "Write plainly and give real name,
not necessarily sor publication, hut as q
guarantee Of good faith. ."-Boston Cour.
Ter.