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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.

eaAsztS. Monday. April -
Fear exsiosds Of bssf cattle were fessaved
IN O. b city today.
bag from xosth Yakin. we're smoss ths Ee-
oeipts to-day.
or-sos go dropped ernt - prscs ssday.
The receipts ~ese IS cases.
The sssansr 6sosrs q. stars breashs IN =
full eArss u osii1ins stone from ChsekAnut
qasuy today
PsoBucE RECEIPTS During the pasa -
boars he produce rsortved IN sssstls iacladsd
chs solssviexs IS p.eksess later. Is csses
tsls hss-, Is suadlss siass. sbandiss psiu. .
cosps ehichsns. - cattle and II sacks oystsrs.
fhxre WIRE also received . carload. Of general
rschasdt.e over the rux-t Sound Shore Lise.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the pest "a hoass gen-
sal issishss were sent froa e-astie In
r Q RR % toss. .. L . Z BY IS TINS.
ssslmsrs-Idaho stnas. waseinxsen n tens.
Auxasta 5 tors, seste tons. success ton.
kliza Ands rsos Z tens. Essnsel toas. Fleet
wocd ~ toes. Fans Hay ward tons, Alas
ksu ton. oismpssn ton. Nellie ~ tens.
Glide II tore. ossosds tons. Clara Brown .
tors sna Liiy = fsns
PorAToKs-gssows's sss beins offered sleA
20 ser ioa. notwithstanding the f. that De
son ;,otaiors are s-lhng here for SIT per ton
AZ iessi one grower Gas yesssrdSy oGersd tiS<o
10 PEI tsn foF potatoes. Eas sFn HsshinGsn
easesnha wsr~ offered Of e1g pei ton. Retail
ers ere selling . IN q 81 - per cv,.
E80s--ofesons sold today AZ u cents per
eoksn b. the case. Ffcsh rancs retail AZ %
ee.fs.
HAY-Yshima hay & co1nlaa Ia freely, ssvsn
esrsosds hsvins he,n rseeived during the past
fsu, days. Yakima bag vhelesslss al ga -
Reg ton
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C9gArsNs lirG
n vas ras~rArS 90 usArrs AVID STRENGTH,
SCR tnsx sissco, Asn wssaysoec Kxss
~ ratacal pxrsxssxsrras.

rvstaeas and cure by pvs. Dsrria al
.assraattsaal hotel CARRY street. Seattle.
VT.
TIE press. the pHlris ash tie lectzTe
rsom arr sarnt on the sahiect % Diseases e.
las -sxzsl orxsassss. The sxaA h;e--tAe
Tie thrcash shscs ve derive aar eesag-ts
vxsrs3rd ty ns~s persass ~itA Q rsl.siaas
ase-sr. A false sssicsey sithsasis a ,sue
snss~ seiss "a regard 10 physiological AVS.
saa hse wrecks. scattered hamaaisy. szsAa-
~ sat pre@s,sre graves al The world
The sxaai BE = the s1s;siasax pe~er Il
every crsaa q the body. prv<not.ss 4ssss-
tsae. ss~fpSson. rs~ssrsisaa. ei caAttaa. So
cssssaa Aad exertioa sos - sas,saxece s5a
xresia. the erain toF tAeaghs. aaa the
s<fsrs 20 rvcssrc the isaprvs~sgas u the
SSH. A. he sexual lie we1kens 10 si;Aer
s<x The hralsA Il tire saa;vitaaI disaiaasAes.
TIE aftAx systgysAioEsa AZ The aaase aaH tie
eva 81 sAs feasaar arr eesag ceasSantly geo.
Grated 10 sss hamaa frame ev 5rsssa< ep-
"a the esseacs q the aexx0es sysiem sa1
nsssesgfsssnic farvs. MAes tie laster are
.spatseA shs tcrrner heSSasrse snsrs aa4 DE-
gsfnse~l. heace psyscsl 3es<rtarstNzs.
Tae erStiHssy PAy~scsa is sfsre EsseAe n
discover To- n.iaFN o. diseases eecss.e -
sEseqsasa.ed wisn The prsaciese - ase. .
ssesx&Ss Il .A.eA - oec~<sary - eaAase
i'm - trace e.ees 10 ease. saAozt shseh
se . srsFssx u tAe &xrk AID isil. T. esw
- pafs~ats.
We .eska invs~ The sssssae q ssss. q
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TIE soxfHxss raciriu EAiLsoAp CON-.
pasr AND TACOMA LAND coM-
rksx psefS SUITS vs.. Al
I'm G nAsox sKLsos

THH sokfHKss racirtu RAiLsoAp CON-.
pasS AND TACOMA LAND coA-
rssx pseFs SUITS vs.. Al
ixs G. nAsox. skLsos
BwSsxsr IT Al
Several munfns age Alien y. Mason
male a pfoposisson 90 the Northern Pa
esns kst;fead compsny 90 secure The
right af Way along abe Saser frons FER
railroad rnrpa.es. 10 grade the spadofc,
pat Ia caivsrts aud treaties aud 10 carry
tss read Ia the cay limits on the track
and rat "a 10 feaaisss4 for THE ties.
then turn tse read ever - she railroad
cs@fsny without eo0gensstton sihss
thsn the Taiitaad caeopsny TO sse. rsts
ans operate zee said rad.
THIS Prop ssssioa Vas secepssd ~
writing ty GENERAL Asns Address.
then ths s-ceud vice rrts,ssas OF tie
Sathern fsesro road, and lis chat ec-
stnxsr.
tb~ railroad company ,ers1sh their
atterns,s here. &s.ers. Mitchell. Asn-
scD h Casra,.n. yesterday flet = ON
pisias 10 the district oonrt ", Me-. Ms
soc. h vhtch II 70 Aliessd BY ptsIpuf
thai Mr.. Mssar acted fer tie Norshssn
faesas l. abroad eanpany a. isassss
wien te secared these rlgt.s OF was
tareesA tie ssstoas traoss OF lard sns
wtsaeas the use % tie canpzny's cer
psrsie name he eegit res have .~seret
all these rtsets. an3 tnst ssid Assse
has srnssn kts eootrsss vita The soas.
rany and recently nosiasd ire eaazrars
thai be was aeosl 90 maize arrange
Gs-nts 10 eonstrust the grade Of sasd
read ass operate II hinself fer hi< sl
eiesive ass sne bsasa az and thrssssns 10
ferua a eofsosrtsen sar tass parpss~. snd
- sell, assign and dtsposr Of sbrsx
rtzets. thereby ylsssnS teem bsycas tie
resea OF the tatlrszt cenpssy. lie
eta,tals natitied Mr.. Masen q thsis
reaasasss 10 perfssu tseis esssrses .na
tnstsssa pgsan eim ccuapytEg vtsA tes
fsftrs # tee azseecaeri. fHs paint d
further gsays for an anisrcstor tcssrssa.
iHS sny ferster wnfk ey Mr.. Msssn 81
~ nss servants IN atspszsae. seltisg az
yirtsins sn<se rita 80 sor ass own Is.
ssd saAs sEr cc1ts % a9iaege salt
Aasaa as tie trsstse - ss,4 railroad
cessgsny.
Tar axA tie above sstafHkxs ssuA
lar SAT- vas b eza ~ the tzssesa La q
s~Gnsns ~ Allea q VI ssaa. Sstsse
Bennett % al. pssyies Zoe az tslasS
tlsa restraining them froa eostins tia
sss, efsatre and eFieeizS 90 yreperss
eweed ~ sas LzaS CeGsAny 10 sesssce
~ township 81.
Tee reporter called &C Mr.. Ashiee.
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oen11ons1-ossya ysR - e9soGS
IT. r. Z: - e. q, 49, ssr -: = = -
3; go = -, - l.ss ga 49, s .
81 - 4 - - - e b ! ssss. -
"A Wa beg.a yish swm1 :
IS . w 2Sx ~ 49, ~ - - 80 ~ eo
& 81 4 : "a spsss 80 ri - - 3 9 il
este hsaafA. y = . nos.sscs4 asass
H1k n W.VE1n4
orsRfAmr1s. q c. Apea 8 e
$500. 8 y n 49, ssss & e 49,
g. gYS.f .s.s; n ~ @sI Ss 81 5 q
:. .s;. 81 6 "a "a 4 Ms s .sS..sd sss -:
a b hseans ncss virNle1s - ~; =
Fl / sSc1id sss.e "a sss 1edi.1ss. IHH
SD = n1lss Ne q Q 8 a 0sSd -
mD0fha ~ euRe va euttfeV neaae4 49,
IL q. 80 q "a ss EN- 1890 s S Sd 8 sc.s6
sCpsassd. I e oses bsesa se.l. % ~
~: :.s 20 ~: ss . ~ Sii sss soa: -
rood than al H. docson and o4hsg ne6t
saasIs's seok xsas srEa1.
VIII, y. - Apfu - k7e
eaGue1mU0n-fwo % three jean aeoe -
ear cans o. ny fncA IL soua peO q g
QUITE tArVaI il wore % me, and ny
h1a1th vas very. po0c Laa sepse0n0
sinSod % - prsssnf tfms with ths hApV11.
rsSaiS ~ csSsss has entirely dlIap01GQd
cnnosrun character lsfS ~ Qs1lne1kn
8 nod nOw. and my Apostle 6eeeer 80 Y
- besn IN yearA am g yeeu g.. 80
so1sV Z an wosking IN The I'D plaaeang
ouRI Yuun truly, JoHAs LmkAA1
0>nelemen-1had . eofe q NJ u9n ~
Tor sisks ysars- SEVEN diREsuf dosSa.e.
$1,000 n vain 10 bal r. One gnye -
sIsaIi Nal Tor five dollAxs. Which wooa 81.
ts1n cure" Is ~ needless 70 ~ thet . 90
@e no GOOD Aho1x tyo ysa1 ~ ece.e
-. and tsok ( coarse Of o1ghte9n ouoe391
q d q n Tbe result has been . coUHo
cure. Ths uiceF Or cancer healed bea14aI1l.
II, leevfng scarcely . pefcept1ble car a.
sDecinc having paFined my bsood $780,:
b, tncrsased my sppetite and psfecseo ~
dguei1A- In word, Tel NE 9 Nv
woman, and. bess Of III. tie eighe year u.s.
. So euxtrsly. Youn sinCsrs1y.
Ma ". p. CAUoa
Tssn1on. 1odd O.. y. m = 1sss.
frsu6apseu MOOD I'D m Diseases nal1oo
o0N I'm 0yUF srrrUc Co.
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- 49, aaouusys - - an
onnoB2s - eg1n1na - 6nD|
0ene1.0 49, = 49, oe1e1
rupu9 - AheDas11sR Gnno0 - -
0sss sses6g - - UasDsD - UGnsoen
- fiu1D - - nu1lBuo1 e1uUony -
- pnufnD.aeo - pDpDue tDpDluey,
ononnnneo - Dg5S1nUD 49, oome
$1,000 bsyso1 - peUg - eans0 q
- o9DQung. - ~ - o1n11o Os1Ae
- nsosunns1ey 1nnssls0 80 - -
assGion - - unOs L11o - esooD@
80 = - enG3y -"
oe0s 11oe - R1U1o Ee&g - -
Dnnsna1e1 ~ - DunonnsB - -
ausD9 - - Roga3au eG1osy. -
po61kno - - - e9oDDGn13B - -
nanp ysnsA h - bss1 . lieo-3saa
asp1h66snn - 49, - - EsooOs-
SD - - Dsossrsais a11tsts1ss-
do epoo Gsn0Anabts k1sktsG -
daas - 49, q ~ Dssssrssts ls66us
hssaL eohnQosns 70 his Deo1oa1sse
80 hss - U1911G agntose hin 80
- vAea 80 81 49, Despop = -
- osossnlly b isanea- Is = kneOD.
eousvss. sbss 0sja 8sns = = Waes-
snasos, vhsgs b 80 snI6sd fes - ~
psss,nns1on u soos kis6. 80 VIA hto
sss sosos Es1tans Of ~ Puysilup fRtoe.
Rsess 6sassr. . PrSsbgessiso psseenes;
rommy Lans. q, shsef jsasss u tes
Isdssa epaasli. cd Jsnsg OsseG1. .
neobss u sAis esaDsfl Al q vboo
osss enIie1 60 - vssoe1sss b ~
ssss. Ussh Psoonas SoA9g wtoh0uAoD.
fns Indiass ass expeees1 - reeeRn -
ssaseAsy nxxk H. Bsab Uftl ss0an
sbsas . esspls u vsehs bnaag cd
Sedxs WtskseuAe2 = e1Vso1s6 oeooe
Msy 20 Tsss = .jss Rsais ~ ooes .
srsas sn1 eeoo vssk soooa ~ ID11-
80 shsss eco - ne QooG1so, 81. ~
gsoasb . Rspoblieso ~ pot1shos. Reost-
deos Css vsissd hes se<o - - seDo0t-
usse hin fog - GOOD = ,sk. tessspssstvs
Of eassy. IT, sscossss = 60 ties he'd
an isserviev vnh Colonel Morris 4.
rbsosa, Of BoisiDoss. ed 0eDssal
Fast @. Asnsssoes, Of VaseioRseo,
too Of tns Usised States Indian insoee
toss, both Of whom are Dsmoceats, sod
snsy ssss bosh highiy pseassd vish Ii.
Eeils mansesmxut Of aaslss sad u y
sboa4hs shss she1s seposss 70 washing
In hsd eossidesaoIe in6aenes IN hjs -
nomica4iop.
sam Hina, ~ Old time BIZ tyss
amsee The Ontness hsse. os0e ovos from
Pssslsnd yesess1ay 70 tfsnssss some
orf3aished bosfnsss pertaining 70 TIE
exodus more tbsn tOo pears EGG. Ban
vas somevhss afraid 70 senaip ~ town
af1eg Be bad tssposceed hfs bosinsn,
sad Be eied sOsy 70 The Wrasf % await
sbe usidniahs ssain 70 PoFtiand.
H. L. Aehiiiss, easbsef OF The osv
Traders bank. Of 1ses@a, aid yessef
eay thas NJ president. NJ. a. n. fssen.
sno sss 10 k,oosssss. NsU York. voetd
srsivs hess n . fss days, and thas thsy
hopsd 70 opso the bank N the nsw Fife
biock. and begin business b the dsst Of
NAY. The capital stock 10 COO, ed
Il owned principally In Tacoma and
koehestss.
Csserss Reilly. Of The Tacoma, 70
ceoely Feooivsd from Galveston, JexAs
. genuine green turtle, which wssRcl
100 poaada. This tassle has been thfea
veeks On the road, 10 tbs 6rss Of ths
HAD sves lasdsd here. sad As. Reilly
says u u big enough ~ make saftls
score for 1000 psrssns. A. sooe - 70 4
10 eoaditiou u viil b killed and Defvet
10 the guests Of the hotel.
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WONDERFUL WOMAN.

Mrs. SAMPSON, THE CsLHBArRn Busi
vi ness and tess meaiuu. bxs returned =
seattle. b. ,psessl svqsess Of many prumi5sr
citizens. Her parish 10 Ma 3. Brunswick 10
te'. Mr.. ssmson vii b. here for shori tii''
only. g. pressing rnsse-nerts CAL her ess
shase Ms. ssmson hss No bssieess esane
sicn with any sihsr medium IN the hossl. 90
her ron Il no q apIst,
NINA sam -on VIII eioss al business
engAsemsats in SEATTLE tr0esrcv night. - abe
icAves the city on racsAAy morning for hsisf
Atrserca
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ADVICE no MOrmKRs

mss. WiaslsVs osoeAaas nyTuv. fB eAil1Rso
sssshino. b ths pgs.es1petsa 81 0as - ~ ~
fsaais aaFsas "a physlaiAas - - Usttsd
oeases. sna has 49, - 1cs foysy ysnn With
sssss fsklina saoesss ~ millions OF Doehen
fcs thais chlidssn. Duxing tbs peoos8 a
tseshfng n. valus u ineslealahis. q relieves
he ehsA fron pala, eusss dys6ptesy - dIas-
rana, sYip1na IN ~ bowels and Wind celia.
By s1vinl hGAith - - ehild u fs0as tbs
rcotkee PySos 81 ho1a,sL aDledulg
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conrecsina = Uajon nay win steamers on
Lake Washington, md q Gilman vtiA seaess
Tor Falls c1sy aad Gno(valmie hop ranch.
~. J. SE1uN0a
6ani. m. - Rnss. Ageok
y. Z JONES, Train AaGs1.
apl4 v r IHOANELI. NsnaRer nj
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Americas Eryres. ies. cansds fscine sew.
-s3ass senthsfns \. c-n,rsl Pacific Sos. Bur
itnsssa is0 Delaware 4 Lsekav1Bna $50
beaver a sis Gr.nae u. Erie 7sk. LAKE
shor~ g0ss louisville d Nash. lie es., Nichi.
s.s csatrsi i9s Kansas 4 Tesss iss. Nee
ferk Csntrsi ioth. Nesth~rB fe'isc an
pr<serr~s sSs. Sorhv-ssern ftsk. orvsen
improvement G Ssvixstion sth. rssas
esntsneusAl a. fse'ae ksii ~. Besdins
sls ga~s tsisea iiek. 81. P.rl 12A, rsxA.
rseias = y. ua,sa faciAe ssh. Z. :. Espress
~ Farso isa, w-~era Caisn 1sk.
cHwaee ssstpN
cuscsac srrii IS whest --shsie essis-. easi,
az. Mag 81 I've. June 81
ootn- ssesdy. essh 81. NAY As. Jane
Ak
osss-Laver, May NA.
Hxlss No hias eetas
foss SlrSsy. casa ard MAs tite6.
tari--sscsdy, c'sh $50. Mss ssi2A.
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THE BOARD OF DIREcToEs OF SCHOOL
i Dissrtcs No. !, Of King county. Waking
ton Territory, hsvs dssmed It ID thelr ju1g-
merit advisable 10 submit 70 tie quail led
school electors Of Gnl1 dl9triee ths QUESTION
Whether shey nay Incur n Indebtedness not
70 exceed oas psf cest. Of ~ asssaDs4 vAlua-
itoa Tor q much tbsscof - may 10 neeesseRyl
q The sssssszbas properly Of eaid DisesaSs
ue. for ths year io60. TO furnaeh eo1ieonA
sehoei bsiidisss for sald district, 10 furnish
the same. b Improve The ground and 70 paf.
parafus fer teachina. Notice p therefore
given 10 the "a aliAed electors Of school Die-
trio, No. 1, ef King COUNTY. waAhfneton 1esri-
tory. thsf % eisctaon vii b held % III
DAY, THR FOURTH DAY OF NAY. 1855.
al Brovu's Pavilion, on secood street. b.
tvsse eps1ng ADD ssoecs afesee, in the city Of
sasssls, In sHid county and territory, q which
election viii be suh0ifted the question Of In
curing a Indebtedness not 70 e1eeed one
pef cent. II the anDcngod valnatson Tor 50
much thereof - may be nece0aryl q tAe -
sessssle property Of rad District No. fof he
year less in accordance Win an - pessd
February "a, ls9e, 70 furnish sd3itiooal
school buildings Tor aid district. 10 furnish
the same, 70 Improve the groond and TO pur>
chase supplies and other appliances and sppa-
fztus for teachiag.
The poll. will 10 open for ~ reception Of
sotss as O'Clock .. m Of aid day. and siu
he kept open until 8 o'clock p. m. Of aaid Cay.
Ali electors In favor Of borro~ing money viii
write For inrurring Indebtedness, 1es" On
tAeiF ballots. and those opposed. Boe fncar-
ring indebeedness no."
psisd April 20. lsss.
Nm. II. HUGHES,
4 n PRluK
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sAssp,ss s.sess.sesee.

Hart@cx. ". 2. April N.-Arrivec--s Ship
tsre~u
rosE aapsns. irrl ss-satiea- sescsnes
fset =. e-adsr.
Tsfcsa ,p-fi ss.-rws ships sas TIRE
h1rts passed tn 70 tsy.
LtsAs tofth wind
TEE hsrk Atisats p-ss>i IN resse~siay.
sAs fAA~exSca. ApfA n Arrived tea q. 2
w-iiiazcn. >sH4ias, harksnsine wrefoot.
Sas a eEa rtvvr
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Seattle, Late Shoe & Iastarn
Railway Company.
change Of Time.

In AND AHfER SUNDAY. APRIL lsxx.
~ lso6 rexulnr xAiss VII ran - soo0us:
A-SAzly. B-dAaly exceps sandsyh
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T. T. MINOR.
Nm. u. HUGHES

Directors Of School pissrscs No. !,
King Csupty. Washington Ierritery
II, A. HAwIBonxK. Cisrk Of sid district.
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PUGET SOUND suolF n

mn 49, on1Y fer 49,
ccn1esoaG via ovs.cAls<h tn -
all pe11ao kAs. ss........ <a.~
censseefro wa trzss ~ fsrslssi = ~ r.
ARuys dary fsoa 49,.
ce1eec2ng Viii t.in frs3 NWsi.n
$50. ...----- ~ =
oonneczLn9 y1ah cztA tuw ps<eH6
ed fuo E.~t ss... 49,
Law oily fss 1kaex S1r1ars -
Arm, ~ an, A.. s: 4nps
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-24
The Domestic System.

A young girl carrying bundle en-
tered an intelligence office on jefferson
avenue and asked the agent to find her
situation.
Il thought you had one,' said Mrs.
G.. WASN'T that a good place [ sent
you to?'
''She said-that lady did when she
hired me here-there was only two of
them in the family. 1t wasn't right in
her to deSaye poor girl an | wouldn't It
stay
Isn't she very particular about the
number in the family?" asked a third
party present of the Intelligence agent.
No! She did just right if the lady de-
ceived her. Tell me about it, Luella?"
''She told you there was only two in
the family, and when | got there | heard
a baby CRYING. l didn't ask no queS-
tions, but waited to see was it hers. At
tea-time there was man came in with
her husband, an knew by the way he
acted he lived there, and he did; he was
her brother. Then there was two young
clerks came up from the store, an she
said, says she: They amt IN the fam
lily, they don't room here, they only eat
breakfast and supper When | sot
down to eat my own supper it was
O'Clock, and a strange woman came
down stairs and sat down to eat. She
said she was the wet nurse. So this
morning ! told Mrs. that l didn't
hire out to no boarding house at 81 a
week, and as she hadn't told me the
truth about it wouldn't stay, and /
didn't"
Wouldn't she give you more wages?"
''That.she wouldn't"
''Now, that's just a sample of what a
poor girl has to put up WITH" said the
agent, whose sympathies seemed to be
with the girls. lone of the best girls [
have hired out in small family at low
wages. She is not strong, and objected
to general housework on account of the
washing. A real nice-spoken lady en-
gagged and told her she always helped
the girl on wash-day. She said she pre-
pared the meals, washed the dishes and
swept. But when wash-day came she
shut herself up all day and never went
near the kitchen. Now, is that the way
lady should treat poor girl? Besides
that she put three weeks wash on
hnr ,,
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THE NEW FAITH.

We are no better than the men
Who lived when Greece was young, or when
Rome bore her martial flag Cnfurled
Along the highroads OF the world; r.
But we are wiser in the thought
Which flowers from all that time has
wrought;
We have cast aside our fables, Knocked
Grim superstitiOns: we have locked
Mythology in antique books,
And idols in forgotten hooks;
From d reGWakened star we cry
Our sweeter longing to the sky;
We have fought the fearless fight of truth
With the hot vigor of our youth;
In broken columns we have stood,
Unfaltering, for the common good;
We have striven to make the name of man
Diviner since the earth began;
Creeds crumble as we pass, and dreams
Vanish like Ship-fires over streams
Vanish like shadow into dark,
Like discord in the singing lark.
We strike religions that are still
The Juggernauts of human will;
We have risen from ignorance which debased
Life when its reason was OUTRAGED
BY the blind fury of the mob
When to think Justly was 10 rob
cunning tyrant nf the ii. ht
TO gag some clinging acc lyt !;
We stand within our century. here
Where the black fogs OF ages clear,
With faith that whose lives should know
Whatever wisdom can bestow;
That Nature and her works belong
TO the whole world like speech and song.
George Edgar Montgomery.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-24
From Tid-RitS.

AT A PORTLAND ROCK PARTY.
Miss Mountjoy-Why, Mr.. Warde!
You've scarcely tasted your blackberry
shrub; and it's some of the best grand
ma ever made, too.
Mr.. Warde trying to get his mouth
unpuckered) = Miss Mountjoy, it's
p-p-perfectly delicious. Where did she
g-get the p-p-prescription?
TENNIS AT ORANGE, N. j.
Mr.. Llewellyn-What is that peculiar
odor in the air1 PYe noticed it for an
hour.
Miss Jennie Tell sent Michael
down to light up the mosquito smudges
around the tennis courts, ahd as the
pastilles gave out he is using Persian
powder, l think.
THE TRUE HUBITE SPIRIT.
Boston Man (who has been rescued as
he was going down for the last time)-Is
your name Hoxey?
Rescuer Yes. Keep your mouth
shut!
'D-do business on State street?"
Eyes. Shut up and save your
breath!"
Say, Hoxey, would it b-be convenient
for you to pay me that $3.50 to-day that
you b-borrOwed year OF two ago?
ANXIOUS TO BEGIN.
Prison Warden Ito new convict)-We
assign men to work with which they are
familiar. So, if you have any special
line say so, and we will start you at
once.
Convict (who can scarcely believe his
ears)-Thanks; 1 can't begin too soon.
Pm an aeronaut.
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valet should be, and his clothes come
from Poole, in London. He drives an
English dog cart behind tandem team
at Saratoga religiously every afternoon
with pretty girl beside and an English
flunkey behind him, but still he is not
looked up to as he would like to be-.
When in the city he opens champagne
with a lavish hand at Delmonico5s and
spends as much as s75 night when he
accompanies lady to ball. He is a
regular first-nighter at the theater and
makes couple Of trips abroad each
year to catch any new wrinkle in the
fashions.
ea! Frank Abbott, Jr.. known among his
1ohums as Doctor" although but twenty
wears old, is given $1,000 year by his
father to enjoy life on.
He is noted for the extreme paleness
iof his complexion and for the eXcep-
Itionai good fit and appearance of his
clothes. He is a regular man about
town and spends his money like gen.
teman on his friends. The cafe of the
7 Hoffman house knows him well as a
good fellow, as do also all of the large
and fashionable summer resorts.
Asi Frederick Zittel, the twenty-three
yearold son of the millionaire real estate
dealer, manages to attend to a little
year on having good time.
3.i: He dresses with extremely good taste,
and understands the art of ordering a
good dinner as well as man of three
times his years and experience.
Herman OelrichS, the son of the
steamship man, is the acknowledged
Adonis of the swells. His athletic per-
formances have earned for him the
reputation of being able to down the
immortal Sullivan. 1t takes $4,000 a
year to keep him in clothes, horses, an
occasional yachting trip and wine sup
perS.
Henry G. Marquand. Jr.. the son of
the wealthy banker who recently i'm
ported a $4,000 piano, consumes S12.-
coo year in yachting, keeping few
thoroughbreds, attending to his duties
as a society man and keeping well
dressed.
Valentine G. Hall, who will shortly
graduate from Columbia college and
commence life as a barrister, spends
$1,000 a year, principally on outdoor
sports of every variety. He has won
quite favorable reputation as an anna
teur actor and as crack tennis player.