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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16
CLEVELAND ASp rHr CHINESE

A vote e reconsider tie Chinese 70
ssisesion hili shieh passe3 tlso s0uss
September 3 and the senate Thurs,
day last. viii - takea sp tomorrow
Il ss Interesting - exsniine the course
az the president en- tisis qaestipn. IN
his arss annual usessaFe be sposrsngiy
referred to the ants Chinese feeling on
she coast as craze preiaa3ee and re
zfests8 thss il Was 20 sidesPfead sen.
aior Fair l8ll. wiiieh passed shs sen
ats il 1854 although kiiira Ia tac
house. wuala have bcen veise3 hsd j.
passed thst baav. fof the p7esaleai
HAD determlus5 % do e and a that
ame vas harpinE inoessans.Y about
treaty uatiEaUeas ABoihsr lasl IN
the following congress was hseNiss
Killed through sxecativs iaHnc~ec,
the president uasiusaln}ue ita' lseysrd
was negotiating a treaty ahleh weiid
settle the qassgs9n Satisfactorily The
fact was be wanted ihs ersdit tor hiul
eelf rather thaa slow congress 30 &c; i.
Thus when the Prs grt eouSrcss
again took up the matter v1sh de-
tssaiaoa purpose % pass an exclusion
hlsl. the negotiating a treaty siosise
was resortsa e. Cor secessa tBe
Congress ignored Il. hoSevef and
went ca With the hiA EsTia sesion
Vas thsrsupon necessary- and hastily
arawa treaty was preduuc4. Il was
NECESSARY 10 fogs ard The docusnrnt 10
China tor approval whieh approval,
iuarlne sfoyn resent sccounis. was
ros Forthcoming Election tsy va
fast approaching shere Vas Chaacr
81 the treaty tsat heiur ratfsct heioFr
Sevesnbss: a bsd must hs Tassie fur
she Pss3Ec ca0st vote Al WAX
ffo1a the lssesdsisat, Scott. he cam
pasrn rlght Aove- introduced his ex
tlaaon lfgl without us-niuE t. was
ne4 asha1e8 Asss received vate
vuaceuUy larEv For rassaEs ttinea
p. ssusss after lss .et-eaarslga-
The president hss is esmmQa
Esstera rrel los arainss satt .l.lssezc
ies laaoa Tbis uss usats r4saigsi
ia rs fr,i surusi gcssss znt sob
ssan;ate8 ay hss evaealzr osrt. zit
tse-.aee. ia ptErh Bee sst3
- vaFs taa s sat rsH sso
rs-aes utsrs ef go sar es
earastaaae taas fae ssa-ats c.ss-f Pa $50
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ts.aanr sscif fh5acse sul ia sa
ffass caaatzirs f1sr Cs.ias- aeslre t9 e-zee
fraea ssea tsautr3ss b sae ~ s'ases
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80 .s,oa&a - rtsrwes o sgra a. pee
s.ils
Thr-e exee ltssc seaersaulse srr Fi1s.
fgl tat eas}y explained. The Tsees-
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rverygn.ss far ths ehAnee u fveies
3stn. Froea q ras.tsen strong "a Sc
.rnsc ~ treaty o1tFAfloa> BE hss
ssnpw arcna4 ASA ogdsFei hssissa
aas a. intrgsluee aaa fssh ShfoaEh .
s,.ii. ~h ish MA rssly saoiats> trrafy
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res. r1osps sesrh.srs, Hcrshzats. sta-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16

There r ore InEa ID SIZE country
nbo vutra Cor sleFelaaa Ia lsss who
vi aot vote for hIm tfls year. and
that j. Grover Cleveland himself. The
Presiaenf sold his residence and al
has belongings IN Buffalo Some tsssle
ago and is q resilient Of the District
81 Ceiaa47ia the poar sitizens Of
whlch. Ike those uf the territories.
eannof vote IN . national elts.tion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16

Tlis Is 4 hard year Ter Democrats
papers They had scarcely slesaoa-
stFNfes q their oWn satlsfAcssOa thzt
The Oregon ele-tian ueznt E.uisslai,
Nbss theg we're caise4 upon = fsFeve
that the Eersapnf sisetien meant uaih-
snE Nos they are insisting thaf ths
Maine eleefion meant nothing How
ever. thefs D. 10 BE- an election in NO
Fenihes Which VIA Ieean great deal
exea ln the oTauion 81 ths Desaoe ratio
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16

And nos that al tie federal officials
arc being assessssl for earaFai~n pur-
poses it S g u PRESUMED sha; Mig
wnwp Owing NB araN CHECK FL
favor q Calvin :. Iirie.
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NEW apvEHrssxMESrs
I. O. O. NOTICE.

TIE QFFIfERS AND WEMgTgS gsF
Olive branea Ledge No {. J. 9. .. p.
together a n sls5lszirJ5Hic tsftsters. az se-
guestea % 1oeeI ~ ODD Fe5isEs- Hsll. r,r-
oe7 Marion aus Fr9uf streets a. , "a
sGA-H. 1a2iHE, September r.. ISIS. - she
i',z-f'5se - S1teudins she funeral u ca
laie h.e7tls7- Ae5ga aE.th. 81 ColuEshla
Lodge Ne :. TIE D4tee OTrEaa
G. 2. GRANT. = &
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10. o. T. NOTICE

Tar QFFiCEE5 AND MEMBERS aF
seattle As,ise Ne :. ! a. @. = -
frtatf "ith >si'azirili1g a7ethagz. AZ -
issi0e p saeet e. odd Fellows Hal
Nfsf9a -eG-ie, 81 p fu shs-ys. zs1n4sv.
10 raef Il i-s. ffsr fne v---s-se Of 81
tending Ihe 9Eaerai ~ ear late aersartss
s.sgsl ~, Afaea itEtsa e Columbia fossa.
Ne s. Tae lfR7ias. lA-1es,s
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Fofe sHa ens1E-us-ce.
In the nenfaaeian nf 5oAa 3 Anen a.
assieEsie - esnE-ess. wr bare p4insskk
ins. sbls sad F.opEa&r jsris1s one vho i
vel Hksd ~ az and via IL the embed
rnent u WA&s eGa - wei NAMED 81 Ideal
nssa. TIE vsis 81 isse November election
El5 seT tbs izsc Is He usN srsse T.
.'ffFer3 helfEiaEsy eleetsd Les there ~
Be sarisk1nz. fer there L xssk 70 * doHs
and 5cE L bs esEaetzhl and lasting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16

The EslrHsbBrg ogsssreasia- was tA-rao-
uieas szeeuae EareEgisssgt. TIE nuzui IA
Ties u John 2 Allen FOR deieEase as weI
a. tae rs; q ne flekst, lzsesss Tx s55sr.,l-
too a a. ks'puasseaas- TIE plasfarza + q
sassrt eiear ard Esizifi sfssenezi Of I2eJrssi,-
hnaa fs-suc5Fiss an every Issue Il wiH
p-s-.s..H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16

The Connecticut Democrat offered
their nomination FOR governor - three
naen before they f0pad one willing u
BE- eacrijees3, ard nuE they iE,psaently
speak 81 Their euayefstson O. having
h.efa I..tltia..lr H--r.n.,..i...ls
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IN FaiI INC.

Fsrf Townsend ArEus
The Posi- lsTEZ4fgE SCEz suggests sAu8
zoE = sEross Pztl. lszx pu8 Esa pail
81 together &c. AIlen eaE g-g;setisa. 2
klEai go9 are- asa tts Republicans 81 Ssf-
ic-sau ea7iufg uIsl Al isl - s.1e e. these
very Purposes
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i IS n8t5ecahe that France erows
feaceat.r ia direei rsi5o 81 Emperor
Ml!sam Efags Nssiske
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n nzsrsata 81 sefy state authority
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NOTICE.

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tse.t men 70 THE 'front.' Ia "a Parts Of
tbe eegnirY tssls seGr } y iaclAFer
The ei1siisnt yaI4Ear western 0r&inFs has
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Srath Issa district, and there ) no
&put'; u hi- eleet5sa DsEFer Is one
e tbs closest PRISONERS IS gea q one
u TIE faest entertaining speakers
among the Young rsen q TIE nsied
Static he RiIl nsake his mark ia TIE
boass 81 retareaenfa.fpes
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gave l3eveaans - Bsasre g. ss8azn-
bla eeunsy gzFs esesglsra ~ iaaias
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40 Blasse D I5aaaln e5aHtg gave
Cleveland ~ Base 8. Nlaer eguzstF
raFs Clsseiaha Is, Blzine q l'ntassa
oaanfy Esve cssveizaa ala. Eaaine 2.
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Der or parliament, but became famous
from his avocation as q naturalist. A
distinguished Massachusetts, judge spent
his evenings frequently in reading SEN
sational novels. An hour at whist not
only afforded a positive gain as regards
health, but an increased capacity for
labor A complete vacation at least once
q year was advantageous. B. r. Curtis
said he could do his years work in nine
months, but not in twelve. Every pro-
fessional man, except the country doctor,
could generally take a vacation in the
summer, and the country doctor should
take journey, particularly journey
across the ocean.
Professor Minot did not believe that
brain work was bad for health Instances
of the effects of over brain work were
nearly all due to the neglect of hygienic
rules or to hereditary diseases. Brain
workers often lived long and laborious
lives. 1t was a natural inference when
professional man died of apoplexy that he
died of overwork, but apoplexy was as
liable to be caused by physical overwork
as by mental. The professor closed with
three examples of the effects of the rules
he had laid down: Darwin, who by regu
larity performed an enormous amount of
work, in spite of ill health and intense
pain; DR.. Little, whose rule of life in
cluded the twenty-four hours of the day,
and who generally worked until in tine
morning and rose at s, took vacation of
one month every year, and lived to be
nearly so; distinguished London ply
stefan, DR.. Bird, who at 40 had built up
practice worth 10000 year, but who
died soon after, broken down by over
work.-Boston Advertiser.