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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02
nRxvsrrn.

The Knights Of Lsbos II Taocus
have officially proeisinsd the ooyooss o.
the 0reSsssaa-
The Seattle Rissz viii bold roeetins
this evening for tns trsnssesisn Of i2-
portssf business
Mis- Lizzie Atwood. VITO has oesn
visiting frlen1s IN Tseons for seek or
30. retarnsd home OF Sunday evening
The steamship wsIla waila- Captain
sinnons, left for Portland az o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, taking 30 tons Of
ga.
The Knights Of Labor have Iesss> Of
DR.. Bagiey the store room recenily
vacated By G.. Davies, In which they
will open free reading room
Mrs. Myron q. Turner, Of this city.
uho has been visiting relatives and
friends in Czliforni. for several months
past. arrived bone last evening.
Miss Cora Packard, 9 Washington
Territory girl. and one Of tie nness
singers in the State Of Oregon, vas
MARRIED last week 10 Mr.. w. d Morrow, ,
Of Portland.
MI. X. Boutwell,. manager Of the
ssattls branch of b. y. ChsdbourHe's
mammoth furciture business, returned
from q visit TO California BY the Qasen
Of the Pacific
number Of members Of the Knights
OF Psthias will 90 TO Mount Vernon on
tue City Of Qainoy Thursday morninR.
81 assist IN the organization OF Pythisn
lodge at that placs during Thursday
evening.
Gilbert Mays, Ii years old, vas killed
near CentraIia las, Friday. A splinter
OF a falling tree entered bis back and
passed through his lungs. He lived
absut an boar after the accidsst.
stephen q. Mays, Of Glen Eden, was
his father.
Mrs. Anna Parry, aged 10 years, be-
loved wife Of James Parry, Of New
castle. and mother Of Mrs. HALEY, of
Port Blakely. died at her home in New
castle on Saturday. The remains we're
brought TO this city and yesterday laid
sway 10 the Masonic cemetery. The
deceased leaves Q husband, too daagh-
tiers, one son and q host of friends 70
mourn her loss.
Captain ksnton il having very neat
residences constructed near the school
house at Port BlAkely. Madam kumoR
has it that the new residence viii be
occupied by Capt. Thos- Grant, Of the
steamer Politkofsky. and knowing ones
state that the Captain will not occupy
the nev home alone, bat ere its compie-
ton gill have taken to himself life
partner. TO look after the house while
be 10 necessarily away from home.
Mr.. n. ID. Pollen has Just returned
from q trip TO the eastern 5tates. He
vent as far a. Maine, to the old home,
which be left twepty-siX years ago, and
travelled and visited considerably in
loxa and other States Upto New Year
the weather was pleasant enough. Then
came cold spell, Mr.. Pollen getting
one touch of ~ degrees below zero.
This vas too much fer bis warm Pacific
Coast blood, and caused him AZ once 70
stsrt for his home In Qoilleuts Valley.
on the western shore Of our Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02

The Nation will sympathize deeply
with Secretary Bavard in bis terrible
afhic,ion. The death OF bis wife coming
90 soon after that Of his daughter must
make his bonors appear very small IN
his eyes. What sham aud mocksry,
what q trsvesty on life must the mum
merry and ceremony Of the mimic court
a. Washington appear nov to the doubly
hereaved man Two of bis best be-
loved have been offered AZ sacrifices on
the altar of society. Il will be little
wonder II biz spirit IL broken and his
ambition gone. II this is the price he
had 10 pay for his honors, IL would have
been far better II his name had never
been Known beyond the borders Of his
native state. The crovd. inoonsiderate
and unthinkipa, 10 ever prone 10 con-
fou I'd happisess and worldly sueosss-
20 believe thai Joy and Triumph are
inssparable companions, that they wan.
der throngh the world hand in hand.
Ba, 10 10 seldon 90. Ambition 10 q god
70 vhsn msny bloody sacrifices must
be made. aud too often be who worships
at iss altar mus. tear bis hear, from his
breast and throw II down ~ an Offering
30 the tbankisss divinity. Napolesn's
weary lament. IAN this for half a page
In q universal history" hnds an echo In
The heart OF many and many weary.
crushed and broken man, who 10 spite
Of bis sorrow wears Rlistsriss disdem
and whrse breast IL covered With the
stars that he has won. The mSn who
falls 10 often the mau who srssps the
rsal pfissef life. and be who Is philoso-
pher snonsh TO reaiizs se,s before his
life 10 done, is the really happy man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02
Notice TO Creditars.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KIT.
] sap coon'y. Wa hington Terrier
IN the matter OF the e,,ste Of Uauiel
Mcdonald. deceased.
In pnrsu Alec of an order of Matthias
Suokhn. ESQ Prohats Judge OF Kitsnn
cooI y, notice - hereby given to ell Der.
DAM Il McIJona d. late Of Kitsap conn,y
deceased. that they are ed 10 *.
a. ott the - me with the necessary youeh
err thereof. under oath. TO III "a e.crio.s !.
sdministraior Of said este, al his pIsce
o. fsadenoe In Pot 81 kelly, Kitsau
ecoanv within ons year from the
oate OF tne ~ st puoitoa N OF thu notice
Dsssd tbs logn DAY OF december. ISss
MALCOLM MCDONALD.
Admin s'raior Of the state OF IIansel
Mcdonald. deceased deiOA
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Is PURSUANCE or NOTICE or n.
Baeklin. Esa, Probate Judge Of Kit.su
esan y. Dostce 10 hereby siven { ali tsrsop.
having claims az inst Daniel Longfe i,w, isfs
81 we eoanty Of klissp. deceased. thar they
are required 70 sxhsbii the sane. with ~
vouchers thereof 70 tue subscriber. adDtnis.
tfstr1x u the said deceased, 81 her plsce OF 70.
siasnee In Pors Gamble. kltssp county, within
one year from the date hereof
b2itd this 13d d - Of Sovemb-r. fxk
ALhfEA n LOS9FKLLOw.
Doze kw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02
Notice Of Final Proof.

U. & LAND oyYIcE At OIsHP1. VT
SanusrJ q. Isss.
Notice 10 hereby gfven thas sILsp An.
DkEWs eas hled notice Of int-stion 20 mai.
hnal proof before the Judz-. or 10 his AZ
senee, the clsrh Of the Dislries Cont. sr H..
ctaee In seattle. ". a., on Friday, the 18Th
~ ~ feeroAfy. A. d. ls5s. en- Homestead
.. township 70 norh. r.nxs Q esss.
ne sazes a. uitpesse.: Jay O O'Connor.
narry D. frsoes. kdwin ~ C urch and 4. m i
oreene. iii Of Houshson, W r.
1900, I'm y. eowEY,
J-itisie kegfs o. u the LaDA Ofko<.
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Treasurer's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai
~ all Island Courty warrants 49,
cd 70 ana en- 'orsed prior 10 March
arc now raysble upon presentarion -
no interest viii be ailswef afr thn
A. ID. BlyOWkkS ~
Treasurer Of bland county. l.
Ccupeyiile. w. T.. Jan. 1. 1884 tatdsAS
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1T PAYS

nNo INSURE IN THE TRAvKLERS
l. of Hartford. Conn. the best - vsI
as the lIgsst Accident Insurance Cen
pany IN the world. heaz the soilouihl
Examples Of aims paid 10 SEATTLE y ~
Travellers. for accidental death and hjt
ries most OF them well known cifiwa
You are acquainted with some Of theR
z<k their opinion Of accident insafAse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02
Notice Of Dissolution.

TUE PARrNEh SHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between J. w. JONES an 4.
3 Arthur. under the ffm name II yones
q Arthur. has be@n aiss lsed By mutual
oon.s NJ The bu ines has barn reno N d
70 the Cracker Factory Block. All cut
stanaing accJunts must DO settled with
me-. J. W yOSEs.
del Cracker Factory Block. Front AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02

MARKIED.-o On Sunday evening a. 5
o'olsck quiet Wedding took place q.
Tacoma The contracting parties we're
Ronald NJ Crawford. Of this city, and
May n. MeArthor, of the terminus. lhe
ceremony was conducted by Rev. b 3.
AcLahsrty, at the residence Of Mrs.
II. T. Knatvold, sister of the bride.
Immediately after the knot Was tied a
wedding feast vas spread, after which
the young couple took the boat for Sc
attic, vhsrs they expest to make their
future home.
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FOR 9AIs1.

THE PORT ORCHARD sc HOoL
L house. with the real estate belonsine
thereto. Large house. containing three
rooms. with two brick ireplacee. kitchen
an 1 woodheuse. The ten q res OF land IA
spieDdidly located. at Dyes Inl t over
locking Port Orchard Bay. Kitsap county.
Good land. One acre cleared. and good
well On psemises- Gear title.
Steamer Helen runs by tho above prop
erty three times o week.
For terms and particulars apply. on or
before January nd. 70
ALFRED LARSON.
Mitchell. Kitsap county. care box 80
Seat le. 1al3 10
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Total payments By Travellers slLias
TAYLOR q BURNS,
GENERAL Insurance Agents, Butlsrs Ba's
ing. oppesits Occi iontal HofsL
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NoTIOH.

Al LII PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A new past dus to the late firm Of wad-
dell & Mil O. WI please call an settle
the sAms without further nrtice.
jal6 I'm z C Mules.
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TOWNSHIP PlkTS

REING IN RECEIPT OF RE GULAR
- We KY reports from the Olympia
Land Offce. we are prepared 10 furnish
townsh plata with entries marked 10
a. 9; thereby saving TO intending o tiers
The delay and trouble OF send ny away
for the saline Prize. per township. 81.
ANDERSON BROS.
Room Z. Yes er-Leary block
p. o boz sD7. jaT
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WANTED,

A GOOD GIRL Il YEAps OF AGE
n or over. can fnd . G Dod home aud
clothes, In exchange foe helping In Q
family Of two. Address p. U. box SIs.
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NV BLOOD, NV LDE.-This is OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
Ger. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie. six for s. s<2
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For Rent.

A NEW TwO-sroRY HARD FIN
N ished house Of rooms. with two 10
and oatbu,lain9 two b.oe ks north Of Bar
iet Factory: al.o. .urnitare for sA'e-
Appli 70 koBxRt G00DaURS o. w.
II. shUUDS. Commercial street /, est
door 70 w. D. 9cotlls bitldtnK. den Is
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House to Let.

SEvEN HARD FINISHED ROOMS
- and kitchen; Third strest, bstwaen
Lenora and B.anchsrd- Inquire Of W.
H. Ll.EWELLYN. st Puget bound Tele-
grail ONCE. JAAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-02

Is OFTEN RUINED BY GETTING IN
! the hands OF . bot,h watch maxer, so
b sdly. ssm -iias e.. that IL is impos iela to
make IL keep TINE correctly. Patiss
wnhing their nne watches preserved and
put N good running order viii do well ts
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WANTED.

RY THREE ADULTS. SMALL FUR,
u nisned house, or rooms furnished for
housekeeping; Immediately. Address
or ral on GEO. w. CRANE,
jazz u Employment Bureau.
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BUY 1T, TRY 1T.
Flour
noi7 Is THE BEST.
4 CHILD Can run IT.

VNHE NEw No WHEELER & WI
i son Sewing Machine THE b. 81 and
cnf spest IN the WORLD IL now for sale at
the branch ounce, on Front street near
Pike. with q full and compie-e set of AZ.
tschments. upon which . person Of aay
age can execute the finest and mo II pleas
ing KIND VI work possible. Every person
purchasing q mach ne will bs thoro lehly
instructed in regard to Its use and the
use OF the attachments, am will also re-
In good repair for Ave years. All persons
are cordially invited 10 call and Inspect
our machines.
Orde.e rom the country are solicited
and VIII receive careful and prompt At
tention. n. w. HhNSOE
Jis Agent, Seattle W. r,
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LOTS FOR SALE.

MICE. CLEARED RESIDENCE LOTS
in DIR. kollockis aad Haller's adolf
tons. imme iiately northeast OF Ninth
an Mil ST. Gets. for sale cheap, on easy
tesm ms. Inquire OF EO. DUR Eel, Office
with Q. h. Bowmsn. opp. Ye, ler-Lesry
out ding. or at esidence, northeast OF
Lawfons nursery. de3
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For Rent.

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FINE
view; Front street
Kitchen completely furnished for
housekeeping. ami bedroom.
Also nj rooms unfusnished. vesy
cheap. Inquire Of
jaI GEO. ". CRANE.
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UOIsR To LIT.

Seven hard finished rooms and kitch
en-. Heslsby location and good viev.
Apply TO W. II. LLEwELLYs, at PaRei
Sound Telegraph Office. fe2 9
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BENsNGHAUsEy

7 hs German MATCHMAKER. Commercial
sreet next 10 Sch W. b ach n B os a trial
He 10 y epsred with the ne Of watch
maierfa's ans the late-t Improvement .
He Is one Of the mo exp .rienre " atch.
makers here. ana has acq sired his knovI-
toge OF trade n both America sni Eu
rotsAo iactoiie tal9 3m
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Change Of 0Wnsrship.

rHAvE. on THIS sorH DAY OF
! January. lisa transferred the Seattle
Res ant with good viii, 10 JAmrs L.
and w II. Cis'k viii collect ali bills
for hoar1 or lodging. aad pay ali eisins
against said Eestaursnt up 90 this d-te.
A. J. TICK.
We have purchase and ken pos .
sion Of the seattle Rest xurAet and wi
co ltinae the bushes. ~ IN old stand. On
NIL stree. A c sat.nuance OF ka'ronaEe
ssi.c ted. No hine~e help emp Dyed
JAME- l. CLARK,
w. II. CLARK.
Seattle. January 20. 1854 ae
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AGENT FOR TIE LIFE OF GEN
ERAL GRANT. at the North Pac,fio
News Dep0s, Mil @. jsl7 In
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Girl Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL WHO. IN EXCHANGE
"a for her bo~rd ami lodging. win stay
IN 81 nlghte and tax. care OF Oh ldren.
ply At this Office ,aa
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BKDs at CHADBoUKxr d Co.'S.

T. Z. PuxPHaxr, Insurance and Com.
mission Agent. jail 3
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MIaCTGANnOuS

MISCELLANEOUS
IL
FOR SALE.
eoeo Acres. part cleared. - IN snrs-
Lots IN Fades q KnIgnfs addition
grubbed. s12S
City Lots, 80. SIS and s4s each
White River Rauch, S7ol.
Three Restaurants. ssse. $500. s7so,
Tge Imprsved Ranches. $3.50. Sseo.
oae paying busine -. capital $50.
Reiinauisaedp prescriptions or home
stsass. s1eo.
Barber shop. complete. $3.50.
Bakery. $500.
s-acrs Homes. cleared SO mp.
Store on Front street $500.
Trade City Lots for Ranch.
Mortgages ga Sold Property, $fo ~.
City and coan'y Scrip.
One Saloon $50 -
WANTED
Money good security best interest
paid; call here first.
Women and girls. SO per month.
Iro sers and washe ., No. pay
To furnish Farm Hand, SIS a mouth
Canvsssers and Ag- nts. SIS month
For Rent.
"a Houses, - mp to s25.
1eo-acre Ranch, Improved: no caah
rent.
So-acre Ranch, improved; % month.
House Add LARGE Garden. In town, SIS
Rooms in all parts city. 81 month, up
Fu, nished Rsstaurans SIS . month.
Two Laund les.
Lot near oente Of city. 20 lease.
Money 70 loan On sAert time md
approved security.
GEO. w. CRANE,
Washington Territory Employment b.
rean, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets. Seattle. dw
NOW OPEN,
MECHANICS STORE 7!
The hlest and best
RANGES AND STOVES
Ever brought to Puget Sound.
1nXVS ne
OF every description. and q full assert
GRANITEWARE,
CHIMNEY PIPE.
lSHEET iron and COPPER
/ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
| We viii; sell you better goods for les
money than any house In Washington
Territory.
| Call and examine oar immense stool
and satisfy your elf.
Occider tai Hotel Block. Entrance OF
MIL and James streets.
/ N. kORN,
jail President and Manager.
| 49, - - 80 a - "a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

THE IMPROVEMENTS ON A HOME
l. stead right; IL acres cl q ed goed
house OF four rooms. barn. chicken no Sc.
and garden Of small "a uits VI Q place has
half . mile Of tage on the Stfl guam
ish river; the land Is covered with vine
maple, msp.e and 80 mon berry bru.h.
and very ss ny Gle AIRED sold on account
VI owaer leaving the Territory: GO d
market at home as there are Q numb OF
iogging camps In the vicinity. owner
can be seen at w T. Employmt Bureau.
fe7 GkO W CRANE. NJ .nsg-r.
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HAVEN SEEDS,

A CCLIMATED AND IMPORTED
"A GAR DIN SEEDS.
Send for p-ire lisS 70 J. W. D0RR Lyn-
den. WAsh- TER. ta7dw
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For Sale.

TIE STEAM TUG g. L. MAsTICK.
L well io0nd In tackle and apparel For
particulars apply TO MOONk q Smith
Port Discovery. 49,
oa6 MOORE 4 SMITH.
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GEO. w. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment Bl.
rean, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets. Seattle. dw
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= Thu Judicial Ia tr c; Of Washington
Ierr,tory. holiing Ten ms a. Seattle, IN
Ktng coanty. *
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WANTED.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS On TIKI
L southeast corner az Taira aud Cherry
strecta. Apply 90 the premisea. JAS 3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08
-One OF dc witnesses In a N0r

-One OF the witnesses in New YorL oas.
7 When asked the question whether man rvs1
utuhk, SAID he could not tell whether a me-
was drunk or not. He could not tell vha,n"-
he was drunk himself unless he fell do.'n
and could not get up. '' uo"h
In the stomach OF a thirtv. .sa,a,, ..-- a.,
goldfish sold in the fish market of M DS,'N poauu
Denmark, one day in November wsra ta',-ss,
another cod fifteen inches long and ,'i'i
large and fat duck, perfectly fresh and y
parently swallowed alive and whole E-,IP.
Tor bite on the neck it was uniniured 1-''P'
All the under clothing of the Mikado -,
vaPan Is made OF peculiar soft white silL
ana ss this Son of Heaven" never wsass 80
garment twice nor one that has been ,vest, "a
no consumes great amount of material b.,
II 10 not wasted, for the royal oast-otf oor
ments are competed for as prio.Iess nossas
sion by his loyal subjects. ' p'''''
-Measurements of the heiebts of cIonds
nave Oeen made at the UpsaiI observatorv
curing the past summer. The resnIts ~
approximately as follows: Stratus. 2ooo
Ieet; nimous, or rain cloud, from 3GOO m
fzoO feet oumulus, 1900 to ls 600 faet
IIrus' ~ ADO Cloud measurements are al
ays uncertain, but these figures are oonsid-
ered fairly exact.
In rtoent lecture on caisson disease
" A. V, Meigs ielates that a visitor once
opened his brandy flask while in the COM
Dressed air chamber, and recorking it placed
" his pocket. When he got back to the
outer air the flask exploded with consfierahIs
Violence. mo more telling story could he
tolr, said the Doctor, than that of the bran
dy mask to show what must occur with
evely liquid and gas contained within
'ne human economy upon oomiug out of the
ir fhamber." While under pressure none
t she workmen were attacked but on lsay.
lg lhe chamber they were all "chilled TO
ns pone" and their vital energies paralyzed
he men are now kept under strict medical
'ntlol while doing this work, and the per
inItge OF mortality is stated to have been
n largely reduced
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

Iko1hkss OF THE CHISAMRS. The tano,t,
from Texas that the Chinese in that STATE ar,
rapidly becoming naturalized citzsns OF IN,
Onl'ed states Is not surprising outcome ot
the agitation which has been WORKED M
against them. In spite of a great desI ~
ns Las oeen SAID 10 the contrary, the iufllence
VI Ameflean life upon the Chinese is dsoid
eaiy marked. One OF this race who has 70
siaed nVe years Ia the United States il a ,a,v
u'uerent individual from the one who h.
newly landed upon our shores. The social
ana religious traditions and usaRes of ,bir1r
centuries are not readily overcome hr,
nuch greater progress is made in the A.
tioh OF overcoming these than most nerso,,s
suppose who take merely a superficial vea
OF the question. II the Chinese abandonsd
tneir distinctive character of dress ,bsra
"oulu Dc little to distinguish them in NO,
ot tnelr modes Of life from tens of tbops.nds
OF other immigrants who come 10 This c,nn1
uy, ana against whom the dislike Of n No.
maps prejudiced public does moi eIist r.
nis ohAnge In habiliments is not an .asv
sl one 70 make Is due to the fact that in China
hn .neli earliest childhood, the people have
oeen taught to believe that the civilized moSe
oI eress Is a Characteristic of a western hsr-
osIian hence to the average Chinaman ,ho
adoption OF this mode Of attire involves a -
oi seiI-refPect, and gains for him the coD
tempt OF other members of his own race 10
however, the agitation and perseontioo - -
continued, 1t Is quite probable that The Chi
nese VIII be driven TO the adoption Of A.
Boston Herald '0'e'''oh'--
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-01-08

At the New England dinner in Philadelphia
~ week there was very pleasant inter.
AsDge Of wit between ex Governor Long and
enator Edmunds. The latter was naming
10 great Senators Of Massachusetts,, when
H. Long, from bis seat near by, said You
fget Choate." To this the Vermont Ssna-
y replied
No do not forget Choate. Who could
rget Choate-bringing to the Senate in bis
REF career there the charm Of eloquence
at was almost infinite only heard him
ice when | was a boy. But l must say
at Massachusetts, has not gone back on
aOate in her eloquence, for can see liv-
4 example here (referring to Governor
5ng.) | dare say Massachusetts has fallen
something in philosophy, and perhaps
,uething in religion, ~ she used to under
and II, but when il comes to the way OF put
ag things don't thing she has. Laughter
"a applause.
/ little later the toast to the Old Bay State
sled Gov. Long to bis feet, aud he endeav
ed to make matters even with Mr.. Elmund'
saying;
/ Il il impossible for me 10 speak Senator
1nunds with his iron or ironical hand has
nyed me away AZ great Senators do pool
representatives.. / am not an eloquen
81. never was eloquent bat once in m!
-. But then the subjsct of which spok'
rald have made even dumb .lips eloquent
tFas when had the honor at the Cnlcag
ayention to nominate the distinguished
,1stor for the Presidency of the Unite'
a,es. Loud laughter aud applause. Nov
I,hink have carried out the little arrange
.nt which S .nator Edmunds aud l mad
Jore we left Washington this morning
iuQhter