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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

DIR. PRINCE of Wales, venerable
Arch Druid, Lightweight years old, a
notable figure among his countrymen,
has made all arrangements for the dis
position of his body when the vital
spark shall have fed. He wants the
body burned, and has written out 1875
sound reasons why cremation is desira-
bic. He has chosen spot where it is
to be burned, historical Druidical
pile, and has specified the fuel to be
used. In the papers containing these
instructions the venerable man goes on
to denounce vaccination and the wear
ing Of stockings. and concludes with a
protest against matrimony. which he
thinks is degrading to women.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

AN Americanized Chinaman, who has
recently returned from trip to his ma
tive land, says that the daily wages re-
ceived by coolies vary from 35 to so
cents. The average living expenses
are 25 cents day.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

AN achievement in American manu-
facture was the construction of class
anthracite locomotive, weighing no.,
300 pounds, in sixteen hours and fifty
Ave minutes, at Altoona, Pa.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

The Methodist Church at st. Johns
bury, VT, had debt Of sos, and the
pastor wanted it removed So a few
Sundays ago when the congregation
went to church they saw behind the
pulpit big blackboard, on which was
drawn a mountain. The mountain was
divided into apparent geological strata,
and each stratum was marked accord
ing to size with "$1, $50 !" "$5," and so
on up to $50. The pastor said that he
wanted to see the mountain of debt
wiped out, and as subscriptions were
announced from the congregation the
corresponding figures and sections were
wiped from the board; and in twenty
five minutes the whole mountain had
disappeared and there was $50 to spare
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

A BALTIMORE excursion party came
near being broken up through curl
GUS cause. The Baptist Church had
hired steamer to go up the bay, and
it was crowded to the brim with merry
excursionists. On the way out the boat
stopped a moment until some machinery
could be repaired, and the band which
was on board, with a strange disregard
of what was appropriate under the cir
cumstances, began to play Nearer
My God, to Thee, in the most doleful
manner. The people became thor
oughly frightened and imagined that
their last hour had arrived. A panic
was about to ensue, but the Captain,
with presence Of mind, let off the steam
whistle and drowned the unwelcome
hymn.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

The policeman's life in New York is
not a healthy one. The police report
for 1887 shows that there was an aver
age Of Lightweight on the sick list
every day out of a force of 1892.
Their ailments were chiefly Of those
kinds that are caused by exposure to
the weather, especially during the
night service, such as bronchitis,
rheumatism, and malarial fever. No
man can secure place on the
force unless he is strong and healthy,
and the records give evidence that the
climate is very trying. Two-thirds of
the men on the force were native born,
the number Of these being 2,123, the
number of Irish birth OF and of Ger
man 1875.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
BY BLANK 8. BLANK,

The soup served in dining cars is
made in mandatory, which fills cans
1t the ratio of 5000 day with mock
turtle, chicken, tomato, and all other
kinds of palatable soup.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

In June, 1886, the slave population of
Brazil numbered 1,l33,22S in a total
population of about 100000 900, the IA
ito of slave to free being about the same
as in the United States in 1860. Dom
Pedro in 1871 secured the passage of
an act for the gradual emancipation of
the slaves, which then numbered about
100000, but it was SO badly admins
tered as to be largely ineffective. FL
nally, in 1885, another gradual enamel
patton act was passed, and under this
the breaking of chains has gone on
slowly, while the temper Of the people
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

THREE times in the history of the
country defeated Presidential ,andi-
date has beaten til ~ who bet him.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

A CURIOUS communication of partic-
ular interest to both sexes has just
been made by M. Fere to the French
Society of Biology. The doctor has
discovered an electric woman! The
name and address of this phenomenon
are not given, probably to avoid her
being got hold of by some enterpris-
ing Barnum. 1t appears that both her
hair and body emit electric sparks.
The electricity is more visible when
the hair is combed. The hair then
stands on end. When she puts on her
underclothing its contact with her skin
first produces a crepitation, then the
clothes adhere as it were to the body,
and finally her movements are partly
paralyzed. These phenomena are par
ticularly observable during dry and
frosty weather The electric tension
also increases under the influence of
emotions-such, for example, as the eff
feet of music, which augments the
crepitation.
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES tells
this anecdote Of the late James Free
man Clarke: "James was daring,
dashing fellow by nature. On one oc-
casion an eftigy was hung out Of win.
dow of Stoughton College, in open de-
tiance Of all college proprieties. Whom
it represented is more than I can say.
but it was Haunted in the face of the
college building, from which it was
suspended, and Of Holworthy, which
stood at right angles. All at once the
string by which it hung gave way, and
the figure, made up Of the raiment and
bedclothes Of different members of the
class, which could easily be identified
by the marks on them, fell to the
ground. There was panic, for the
watchful eye Of DR.. Popkin commanded
from his window the whole transaction.
Suddenly a youth dashed out from the
entry, caught it up in his arms in tri-
umph, and dashed into another entry
of Stoughton. There was great won
der as to who this young hero was who,
at the risk of suspension OR rustica-
ton, had come to the rescue. It was
the same James Freeman Clarke who,
when a man, climbed to the top of
Salisbury Cathedral. 400 feet in the air,
and laid hi5 hand ,:I,n the cross.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
CURIOUS FACTS.

AT fair held in Madison, Wis
goose was voted to the most pop
dude.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

n ssssis ef ~ special sooGrsnsea-
{, ssssassu 10 usssiaAa on Tsssdss To-
lIeaas 49, shs Bspubiissos Of sess
49, ~ 20 sslssD. The Dsooossss
aaSs . dsspssats sGoss 70 slsos thsis
ssslAlaas. Mossy vas freely sssd. :
nnrrs ssupaien fusd hsvina bssn Fs's<d
= Wsshisgson. Representative Fisher.
e Misblesn. ons Of the Democrats
meuhsss Of ths bouss comnisses 90
ssvsss sud basbors. sssostsd 70 the ON
hsasd q sxpsdisns Of threatening shs',
unlsss shs Dsmoerssic esnd'dsts vAs
elsessd, The dIssrsss In question vouid
~ 10 svpsopsissisn for ths ben. d. q
~ rivera and hasboss- In spite Of 81
NJ, hewevss. shs Rspuslissn essdi-
Aals go ssssssd snd slsossd By good
najssiiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
70 &c wsslsa's.

The Loodou sfssdsvd doeosssss
nssss vsll. ba, II doss nos kocs much
abces he eoussisstiou Of the United
psaSss. In assamipe shas 'if The ssrsss
a. aid ssfsss 10 sstify The nshes.s
essssy, cievslssd would nee his oons'i-
tseionsi psssoasstve 10 make psovis-
tossl ssrnnesmept With Canada on The
hesss Of sLs treaty. which would sesss
Ne saus pospose, 10 the hops that sos
esnsts 10 b elected you'd 0raiiy fsssf,
~ treaty." u sssumss sasisely sos
mach.
n he 6sst plscs, President Cleveland
- no such coDs litssiopai pscsoassiv'
e that referred 10; 10 the second place
ehess n no senate 10 10 iecsed, ans, "a
ne shird place, 10 70 alsoasthsr hhsil
thea shis b shs isss eeoarsss viss vhiet
II. Olsyslasd vii have omstal rsla
Ntoua.
II The treaty doe not meet the ap-
psovai Of tvo-thirds Of The senate. 4
vili 10 slsesaaliy and daaliy disposst
Of. Pssssdsas Cleveland has shovn {
disposition 10 ssseseh his consultations
povess % the utmost. bot u u NOT for :
nsu,sus 10 BE- believed that be vonit
smbask ppop soos 8 sevolus'onaf,
eourss e. that mAfted DOT fos him b,
- . .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

6iaos the puhiicstioa Of NJ. Blaine's
leatss declaring shAs be is not eandi-
date for the presidency. the orsscssas
has reached the eosciasion that he
vsaid rot 10 . siroue candidate ard
that hs 10 veaher than his party. This
soeolusion 10 little safprisins In visv
Of The fact that the ovsse~sas only .
fsv vssks ego expressed an opipiou a.
sscsiy contrary 10 that which IL now
svvvp.
Tue Ovvgoasss viil Dad II diffscuis to
sabssantiats The assertion that Mr..
Blaine 10 vsshes than bis PARTY. TOE
Aeurps OF ises DO Dot bear IL cot. In
ohas ysas THE vote fes Mr.. Blaine el-
ssedsd that for tie Republican stale
end congressional t'chsts in every ncrsh-
ssu ssass sxcsps foas. In the -four states
10 Witch be fell behird. bis vote vas
euly fec hasdred less thss shss Of
~ stats tickets, aud DO one Of these 10
n any s~nsr = doabssui state.
In Nee Yah. which vas the pivotal
ssAss IN 1854. ~ u wsll be In isss. Tie
vote e~sa for Mr.. Blaine 10 lisa. sss
greater By more than thirty teSesana
han that east for the kepohi,ssn coo
sssssiouai tichst. Not only 10 this true
bas n 10 also true that she vote cast fer
III. Hiains cas- greater than sux tia,
hAs svss been east fer any other Rsrae-
lican candidate In the state 81 Nev
York 10 vHs greater BY mase thsn
ssveosy ave taoassnd han tie vote .e-
sassd BY any Repaeii,sa ssetidsis
sanss lisa ard greater By oss hundred
and ep Thousand than the vote which
che R~pcei'c~ns vess shie 70 master
lass year for . candidate 20 svssirs ~
solias elements Of strength sed after
ssnvAss shish go eaaractsrsned ~
beth vtsos aud e<ilitancy.
II viss Of these Facts. "a 10 sifacaii to
- vhsrs the oyvye@ss~ aeda sro1se
on witch 10 base iss sssstiiss that Mr..
Blaine 10 weather Than his party. f.sarss
ass safe sasdes IN pel,sscs 30 slsrshsss.
ssd the nsosvs OF isst aaa later siee.
sieos tell GO thai tr svtry tcahsfsl stste
NJ. Blaine vsald be ahis 70 yoll q
lassss vote saan sny other k<eaeii ear
eandsdass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

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sposissnsas sf e0umtssios uhes1
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snsosd By The dsminson GossrnDsal
vss sssisssy unvssrsntsd cd shas ~
seasss II shs Dominica ssshoeiaiss II
seisina Anwisa1 vssssis On tn slight
- pssssxts vas sod - 70 tussify q
ssssss sssssanes of dsV,oussie an'
bassssm seiasisns With that brownies
| Il - dssoed 70 - ipeampasibas vts
~ Issnisy Of the Uaissd ssasss 70 nsGs
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| 20 Ioue - este Of % bosesis q nases
vsss hsine psspssssssd. Thsss vas sl'
| . sssliae shss IL rsssjs Of any nsRos
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, | b disadvsnsaesoo 70 tbs Untasd Stase
, | n we'll - . masksd disasuse Of Seen
. | sssy Bsyasd's ability - taks prog
, | ssrs II the interests Of his Rovssnmsr
II II would. Of course, be folly 70 Jndl
! be treaty h advance Of ~ cfacl
publieasioo. II. hovevss. u 10 IN III
uish The foreign policy Which be- b.
p1rsusd By The Cisvslsnd sdainists
lion sises ~ bsaianisa. Ne Amssis'
: psopls Oil ssiehly make 10 appass'
+ shao thsg vsss mons Of IL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
oRaMP OF THE MUSCLES CURED

Jann L. wood. Of S.rstfsr3. Oct
~as earsd 81 ersmps 10 toe legs ny
s~sstns AILcosKs Posous flAsrsAs
Ar. " cod ssys:
sune thfee asonihs AGO I vas ssket
sesy ssck vste sev~se gain 10 she sa al
u nv bach ever tie kidoeya fhs
esie "a. sxsarsassns. | aSclled al
sllcUcns fosecs fiAsrBs over tbs
4 esea rsesau, Aae bad relief aimos'
IN &C hoor. A. the sane time. "a
6 piascsssn Wit thus trosoar. l had
sesy great sesvoes dissnsrsncr, sdrcs.
lee ms less viii eraa.gs 80 / eo1ic
sassely sleep Meeting ssta each cue
sea vsst nv oscs spgsisd . .assssr
saS<r the knse 90 essh 80. and 10 serrs
3sss ess seas eseseis cured. sod hsve
ueves ee<r srcs led " ssh-v cay sznc<,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

III r 10 . psepeecs sbtsh 10 Wisely
esiss Nd Ia ~ TIE German eeoeie, 81 Q
are soEnssss; sap rsstisscs- G-r2ss y
q - , shr ersssS-s. - ssse an6wr o
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sastfst<t. earn 90 srsss oar Cd .s,~~.
tesis. AS % ~ .rcshss Sssc.rteh zee
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a~-ssey II frs1ee MaLAsn, ses "a
barn eth sse xsm CARLY d-fru<a-
seers ssa s<ss AeA stey sre 70 be
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creysecs. esss Ssse 10 TIE foas sooA.
bat -. e@svr 81 sf~rmsay Sln vaD<
Asses thss ruass. aud zee ssii re dosu
sd a<ca@- "a sassgsi.c.ns nAstsn-
So rass Ne ssocesey. 81. ssrAs.'s -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
vus ss.assss. ,ssars.

II 10 apucece<d that tie essssissssrs
Watch hAvs e<~a in psesssss o<tsers
seomissssp<ss spcesstet ~ ,ss aa~n
Of 0s.aa Rssssiu. co oee sssse. sod
d csssary Hsysrd asssssd ~ sss
rsivsss essts<ns 81 TIE serahtss veses
10 esissA b biz saalsaAree@ On
IL cshes. have h<~n eanssaced ey
- saesing sf . ssvAsy. rss ssas
- III ssssay b ssAssvs. eas 10 b
60 - - - unIs0 - CanAAtns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

rsts 5000. b. sssss vhei 80 b .
1890 - knsw. 49, NJ. Blaine vish'
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sSssIl sasiak from . vsustsstsu Of III
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- shsossh, and 10 b not tngsoosbl'
thee shis sxptanas'oo Of II. baAansI
aoolno = ~ ssns ooe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17


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question made the simple issne at toe
election ff members Of the isaisiat
aext fall. We can at least ossauis-
.u.i woman sadssao ciuos throughout
tie territory, shicn msmbcrs OF bott
.,.siisic.l parties can joto without regard
to othes ffii,asioas and without break
al party t,ea. Al any rate. said be, q.
toe tssto came TO PARTING OF the
.sys, Il sonli ike 90 see the Posr-lN
ruLIIosncRs continue shis dsht, sot
fou, iIs pes. ,sn In the vanguard 10, q,
The 90, 50 victory for the anti suffrage
nosts."
An orvryrA runusYry.
N. 4. Porter, Eco. started yesterday
for California on businsss connected
Win the pipc factory In this city. oI
which be 70 pseaident- He goes direct
" to San Frsuc,sco. and II ssti-fac or,
/ arrangements can be made With the
,oents Of the steamship II 90 there, ht
~ proceed to LIE Angeles and o,hel
parts Of Southern California, ~h-fe hs
s,li ensiesvor 20 introduce tais pip.
IN the systems Of water vosks Ut thos,
esleaL
AT rRr PnonArn gOuHI.
NJ. csmoei Doose' farmer fes'atns
near Fam .atsf, wss YESTERDAY aeloaect
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