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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

Ia Q recent iuterviev ChAnnezy n.
Dorsv. tie brilliant orator u Kss
FORK. tesiared positively thai be 80
sst candidate fos the presidency and
sbsa b. did not 6sssFs bis friends 70
make any easrts 10 bis behalf. He said
further thai be had fsf tuelys pears "a
vortd It's nomiustson Of Mr.. Blaine add
thai be was s.iil 81 the eps1i0a taa. "a
would be tbs part Of visdon for The
kevsbitc4n espvsnsion to nominate the
great leader.
Ia vies Of TIE fao4 tnss Dspev IL =
fair representative Of tbs kspabiieaa
party NJ New York aud Of fhe furthes
fsss thai he viii be- one Of lbs Delegates
81 large from Hsv Ycrk 70 the Chicago
csnventioD, bis ntterAsses on this sab
jset are d pscuiiss significance II is
said tbss be vii himself present The
name Of Mr.. BaiDe to the Convention
and ttat be Vii be Supported In bis ad
voesay Of tbs Mains Statesman b. the
entire Nsv York dslegstioa.
Oae can readily iasasire What the
sesos vii be In the national convsntios
shee The seventy tva votes Of ksv
fork ere east for NJ. Blaze on toe
frss ballot. North Carolina wili fo!lov
Nth q heavy vote 10 his favor. Oaio
comes nsxt 10 order. sni IL is Doubtful
shesher evea shs 6eiegas 8 from tha;
sts,s Oil be alta 20 resist ~. easfens
shieh Oil By that time have set Ia.
Oregon viii come next With q solid vote
for hiains. ke1t gill e01s PenDsyl-
vlnIa witt her siuY vssss, and il 10
doabsfgi whether sEs r9I cali viii pro-
esd further. Bsins vii be nominated
By ssclsnstiou. and tbs mao does not
live who could or would refuse such o
domination.
4. has b sen admitted Oh all sides that
great dsfereess should be paid 10 the
wishes % Nsv ferk 10 tbs choscs 81 q
esndidsts Tor the presldsacy. II the
gepabsissas wis thai state. they gill
IN the battle. and opss the hepabii-
s.ns Of that stats accssdingiy aevoives
the ca;y % ssyi3z vhst asntiisse viii
- strongest 10 Mes FORK. wsen tie
Nee iork dslsgst.0n casts ice solid vote
q shs nstisnsi convention IN favor Of
tss roeainas,cn Of Mr.. Blaine, Il will be q
plain declaration from the Republicans
Of isal state tbs. ,hsY will feel safer Of
sssce<s With Rssius - Q candidate than
With Aay other rnsa thai eoaii be
named. Both Mr.. Bl.iae and ghs party
oasss 81 accept this asoisica ~ Hasl.
The ohiraso ecavsnsi9n. " IL eorfees.
~ represents the wishes d tbs Keynsli
esns Of ths cenntry. viii nominate Ms.
Blaiae by aeslsmstssa. and Mr.. Blaine
- true Republican eAnsst ressss 30
acssps when sash a 6s2snd !. made
epea him. His dasy to bic party aud Ia
bis eoan,ry will compel hira h sccept
tbs trust eisosd In bis hards and 10 BE-
soms oaos mors shs leader Of Reyosii
eanism.
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let tsItsA.

LsaisiAns has gene psnoeretic. OF
coarse IL has. saa al By = msl lrsif Of
nnzsasi sixs cSsu In tass land u Big
GAiesities. From Ins time that l. be
eAnss apparent thai tbs Dsm scssts
~sala r~sast 10 tbssr old ti1e methods
ia osasr b retais esnsros Of ths ststs
rssssumen.. tas esussss made by TIE
neyasii-ars has hees hapsisss oae.
wken a sss opc1ly ssstst hy tee xsE
ernor Of tbs ssxse shs. ya;srs - 'aii aes
b. gsosscsea Ia shsir rights. Resaosissu
vesess csseladsd that II w.s sue ri Of
seaaae DO remain ssss fsora toe polss-
Tie ssnie=t mAss ~ TIE Rzgah.icans.
aits sash snsu,ce-asal. has 10, been co
tarsss asvSai Of good resalis. II has
fersed sAs Democrats 10 avov tae frsai
ani tsrrorisas By vhich ID sss soreht 10
carry Leaisa2aa sar fiiaen IN 1875 AID
hss ct a resi- s1y Sosss ,sss msy have
sxsssea Is be ses Legality Of tss tale By
veisa Hayes ocssTiei tie prss.3essisl
chair. n Ii. dare racrs than tsis. II
has oausssieS the ralsax ssss< is tie
ssata 10 declare ecsaly that II sesrur-
tsza Is reessssrs In order ~ kses tEs
sesss ssis5 ssr Cleveland. t<rr0sss@
sili be rSsorss4 10.
Tes nuaieipsl eoassss In Nee Or
.esEs vAs Tersssgs snsse sfrsAeloas ;sas
sfsa state es1fsss "a tssts atas 10 Iishi
tho sssas<ss q s&s IssssaAas DeEae-
rzry. 10 sNSi sssy ssa DeSsoessss wsrs
asv,ssd iE.a fsesis2s nrs 80 nznse-
erAtse tioksss Ssrs Is the hsS'. Ta<
ssraxx.s fsr -esFvaa4SF as, - - sssAi
IN susA cHess. ssissasls asis<s, sasi ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

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ssaDx-
70 snssll 10 psnsnhssed ~ ~
- es56. "a hvs ksruAzsesn fsues.
- - - ssxss 81 IA DsD,srse1 - 9
sso4bers anha- CszEA tksss Be sfssru
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

Thsse has iast hess sabl,shed for
psivs,s distribution . little volums
vhieh vii grove % rAre interest 10 thu
psopls Of Puget eoand-1ot oniy b
those vhs are proud 10 10 known az
pto3esss bat ~ veil 10 those who lave
Ia lasss yesrs settled 90 tie shore Of the
nesshvrsssso Msdissrrasean. This
book is emitted "Piooser Days on Pa
ess soaod." sed its aashes 10 Hoo. A. A.
penny Of Seattle.
Tto~e vhs have knssn thai this vel &.
ame vss 10 prepssssi0n have ieassi
forward eagerly 30 The dsy on vhsch IL
sight BE- placed IN their hsnss A
tsfosai OF TIE vesh iassiaes Tits esssr
sssa II 10 clear and iaesd seeoani Of
tbs bsssosy Of shs szstlsmsnt 81 Puget
seasa- II begins eth sts departure %
TIE Dssns bfSthsfs frem Ilitnass In
1851. ssa oavers The enssrs pioneer peri-
cd. Il 10 fall as snfarmatian whicA vii
BE- luvsleahis 10 fnssre historians 80
cell ~ 10 all others she are interested
10 the brave struggle -eisa ~ss made
50 Gin ths fsis lsnd frsa the savage
asd The forrest
Aishe1xh ,ks per~un&l ssyssisnccs AZ
the aashes necessarily cccary q rortiSn
u the verb. IL Stves Ne itsa Of the
psominsns part vhseh Mr.. Decay has
gisyed In TIE histssy u tie soand seas
try from ste tsus when be rsschsa II 10
the present dsS. IL nssy veil te aid
thas there - 10 mar se veon The pso-
ole ef Western washirg,cn cve raese
than 10 A. A. nenny. Hn lifs has hssn
fere~. His srssxses have BEEN exert.
81 10 every msvemesa vhieA progl~ed
advantage 10 the and ssieh he has
eAosen for his hsrne o< 10 ths peorls
vhe shared h vith ksrs. 10 the pxss -
10 the prussnt be has ben q lesass. and
20 history o. Puget SQUAD venid be
eemplsss without irsease 10 tbs ~cFsa
"a tribute vhsse. % ceas~r. Mr.. pcnay
has hssn 40 seSss<s 10 say.
-fsass<s Days ca fasss sosnc" vtli
- hiShly sxssed By thnse vhs are -
spssssase - ~ sreass eepy Of Ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

n 0ssebaa Gsts6-it sssk6 - .
ninpuss TO ssa II . bss@--asss $500
~ -. nsGssop Osises ed hs isss-
oensn1s ere Wishing Iits besvsss 10 -
en- ~ dstAGsaise fssa waahisssss
Tssisosy for ~ Isdaass isdes, SD n
ehsy 70 sos suesssd 10 viii - b b.
essas shsy bsvs ~ sssostsd 70 I'll The
sfteks bsovp 70 poiissaa
Hsv. Wy. Il nsy b asksd, sbooid
Wsskin9tcs Tssstsosy b rspsessnssd 10
~ Rsvsblsssp pssios&i sssvsesscn b
: 0ysshsm 6sie saaiens kss COS H.
psbIssaa oes u 6ssy 10 this tsrsssesy
fsssss shs sspinsstoo Of Waller q
Osssbsa. There is bos oes cot Of seis'
b. ubs b rot enthusiastically IN fsves
Of Tie sonioation Of another nan
WIZ, thss. shosid N sSoss b. made d
aasspssssns thsm - astssiyS
o. soosss. " b ssssesay possible thai
nasvsmp 0ssass sxpssts Gresham Il
- uominatsd. His sxpsesatsos h prob
ably shss bis sssdldass vii tsvs seeass
stssuxSh In sbs convention 10 maxi
pssbsbls his sppoinsusst 70 . place Ia
~ ssb nss. The Massamp sssssssr,
vealx shsa rely - his friend ~ eeos
20 keep him 10 the eosssior In which b
hss bseu sstaiesd py bic Demccsssi'
aiisss. This 10 probably ths idsa.
ne 0rsshsn grind. vixen csess'l
vsrssisissl. sedssss itssif 10 the sine o.
. painful s1ess 10 kssp Masvunp De
inss il sfises.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22
sc.ssL xsrncx.

THE BOARD or DfRscr0z1 or school,
Il eisfrtcs Ne. I. of King esansy. VoeA9o
ton Territory, have deemed Il n fAHlR 49,
neat saskANis 10 submit % ss< eunsAo1
sehoSs electors Of Ait dskr1es The a1&o19
snrssses thsy mag incur an inisesedn&ss -
70 exceed oue rsr cent Of ths aSSeAsd vatue
ion Gar ~ much tasFeef - may - sserssnyl
of tbs s<seassnis psepery of sad pSs114
No. Tor the yesf lsss. 10 furnssA a1a1ooeM
sck0ol taii1fses Tor sAd district, - fukM1m
tas sAzes. B. improve tie grossd Ase - -
CHASE sapp lee ssd csssr spptizae=a sad -
p&sstus fer tszchinG. Sosise u thsrse>0
given 10 the saalined slectors OF schsoi -
trtes 10. l. q kins eczrsv, wasaissscn E1l.
tcfy, thss esscttoa vii b. keix - ~
Dsi, TIE FoCsrH pAY OF xAYs -
AZ Brcvas Fsvil0a, ON seeo0J ssSsss. -
tuess sprtaz aed seReGA Streets. In ts< essy =
seatsi-. In said eoaosy ssd Territory, - 49,
essetion wis BE- suonsfted ta< Q1sskssa II -
earrias - icd=sss3asss aSs 70 ssss-d -
ser cent Of tie sss<xssa vsluatioa sss =
Ruch tssefeef ~ nay b. p-esssaryl u DO
ss-ssbs~ prop~rsy Of - q Dixsrtct No. Cor -
yer ISIS. u srcoreSscr With an - pannuf
February %, isas 70 fasuisis sd6zstnnn1
scho-l buiidsnss sor sssd aistriss. 10 fuE1aD
the sazae, 70 improve tie srousd and 70 -
ehsss applies and otass sspiassas snd w..
rae polls yin - open fer TIE sss-psia =
setss a; o'esock p IA Of sxss dsy. sai -
be lsss os~n sntii e'eiocs D. q. q H.A -.
Al siseion 10 favor Of bosrosiox nor<y -
sriss :" Far inturrsn< iot.b<@ds~ss. YN =
sseif eAiioss. and thoss sHpossd. HR izess.
Rag fn.iehs~tpsss. No.
Dss~d AfFsl -. 1sss.
T 7. MINOR.
Nm Ii. HrG Hk1
y. h. FkiSE.
Dsseetsrs 81 Scheoi Dt.kraes Nal
King Cssptg. nssstnx.sr Tsrrtapry.
n A. HAsTEoasx- ci-sk q sald aiss<kcs
spS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22


The usembsss Of tbs Young nee's
Christian Association Of Seattle hsse
pssehsssd a. siisibIy located lot 90
Yssns ssssss and pseposs 10 erect .
ep,~udid bailding fss the nss Of ihs o..
sseisslou. With thts idsA In viev .
sysss0sais effort 10 sboot 70 be made 10
sssss fsads foe the undertaking.
The psiss Of ths tos vioh hiss been -
sassd y svsiss shoassnd doiisss- Il 10
psopossd 10 ssise ibis snm By sppssis
10 ~ ,saps men u the CITY. TIE o.
sssiassos hes ADcis sasussocs from
Osasshy sitls<es vho srs Interested TO
~ Ossk sAss vhsa ~ ios h paid for
tbs baisdsns viii b. erected. The tssk
vhksh shs sssocistios hss undertakes
h. shsssfoss. W ssiss svssvs shoossnd
lsissss By ssbsaipsiops from tts yo7na
asn of tbs city.
Ihs Posr .Isrxlllosscss oanaot too
enthusiastically sIvxsw ~ approval Of
Ms plan o. ~ hogs that 10 vii grove
sainsssiy sasss-sfsi. Tes Yo7ns Meas
osriaisn Association Of seattle hes bs<a
ssGns Q vsrh vkiss 10 fsiiy Appsecssssd
b. scmpssssivsiy fec Of our estsssns.
Il hiss bs<n - taessess fer good 10 The
eity which esa scarcely b. cvssrsss-
ssssd. end iss fssars psospsrisy " mosi
earnestly 30 be desired.
fhs yosss men shsai1 eoetsiesis
aosa isbsssiiy ssvssd this ianc. sn: TIE
osn VITO ere sos % old stesit : q =
psovinsiy 40 sad interest," .. sw~l, = n
sssarine ssbsssietioas until ne sssivs
ihss.aSd dollars repaired has bssn
raised. And. n shs psepis hssSaxhly
underwood sss bsnsns wnisl the foans
Mems Christian Association has been
10 the city. u vsuii be RAISED within
sssh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

SEATTLE Il tbs center Of supply 10 seaf Afths
Of the Puget scusd districts.
British CclaEbis sod Aisska ioos TO AaR fof
. ssfgs proportion Of tseir Osnsral nssehas-
dice. msehipssy and supY;ies-
rhe wholesale heusss Of Ssw Yoex. Pills
6eiphi<. Bsstss. Chicago ss8 ssh fssscises
secpxsixs Seattle - the Norsh Pazf1e msrs
snd are eshtBs sDosh and nal for her pat
ruclxe.
Every vees hers,Ss he es<asltseneat 81 a
asv ASeaey Ia car mi tss for tie sale Or Or tfo-
6nctsos Of their wares.
csbls Gers conesesisg 10th ~s.sls Of ths ely
siiA many sshsr tmpostsnt eussrprtsss ars bat
4nessiss q fey wssks.
rof t5ese fs2so1s and ssousancs o. ssAers
hat arw within ye4dy cal. we shy hay.
II yea are 70 WsshiDgtoa Territory for youx
heath, make 10 prodsabis risit II ysa are
hsrs for iDvssmsnf. bay white prices are low
sseh esrssssisz. as Il ksy properly b. The
eastern states cheaper tasa can cut here. -
tant drzv Interest en- u money % seay TIE
iseneafs Of ~ sdssEse.
We can ssi 10 yos nav Ten per e. nj. shssper
than ss cso sixsf days from this dzssl
sprtng and ssashiae yin hsve ths szxrs o..
f-es Ca real estate piires - Il Vii have On
c9Sefs- Il vsil bring shsm aD-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

c. = BALLARD. drneglss. os yassas. Mich.-
ssys. "hnL !. H. Prsfs. living ahcss TO
ssen sas Given sp " di~. psrs.xsea bar =
tAss 'Aeksr's knetnA ksa~ay.' asA q vgJ
ssass time be- iEnxs h~slea. 81 skzs1sss vsnk
swsy, ADD 10 49, h~R oun exrfs<assn. NJ NJ
w<s sxvsd. CT ovs ny lsfs 20 Aes<fh kexHab
BDsdy. fh1o Re4islae h Rsaeslrs -
ior sh throat SD irsg troubles ees1s. escex.
viseortng co1ah and xstAmA -si1 % psse
i've xaafsztss ~ A. y. STEWART Iats "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

- Hss rsst, Sssstsg - ssys "nsa-
y. q. ws1lsss, ~ Astassas 10 scsGrss
Ssso ws1k1seASs 7sssssssy, = = ~
01ksgf- No.. - y Hss. =. O. Wal
-, - shss kss1 81 . ssass - -
- ~ 49, vhBsa C. q vsosbsa
ssa51s - ~ ~ svsf Tbsss - gsss-
sssss which ~ 1~s6ss Sss sesssd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

A WELL IMPROVED FARM or Iss ACRE..
"A viii nrss elass hsuss. bas1 snd eut-bulI3-
fnxs. tosethsR ssth n1s5ern farming in2ie.
meats aud nsehiasry also, hceses, cess,
SER. kaGs, etc., situated o3e-hsif mia fros.
Oh ems seattea. % the Pszss SQUAD Shore
Railroad. For farshs- insorszzstsa tnaaire o.
.. p WILLIS. On the fgeuisaa. 81 u Or q.
4. WEED. Yssiss-Irasy B0iiding, seattle. sszIa
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+ O r SAL e.

V,HE vAx DoRKx yARM, on wnrTs
l. River, eoatssntDg abous ise serss; .
Ares &c boys; spcd rsSdsnce. tsuznt boEse.
s hiins. vafehoase. bSsss, ETC., IN use order.
THIS q one % thr ssxt Ia ms Ia the TervitarT.
sf0 As'es of tsEhsr land sdjsAnlna ass ssr sale.
Tor particulars. spfly - az asdysss
$40. v. VAN DoREs,
White River p. O..
nc1dve King On. Vas Ter
Or FkEo Z 0AuDER,
= Cerpeg Nil All CemDsrciai - eezttse,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

It's ssHse pr<ssasis1s AGAINST fire are
taken 10 Mcsssw aSa -. PoterstaEs To-
2ay ttst ware IN nss q century ago.
ss>nrrs a; SIRE towers ara sveryvnsss
sect They Fua sp sso1i ssse1ty ave
IN es<- eaneFet Tea. are bci.s hks q
liSes hgase. wsss wiGtirS Stairway. and
have q platform all afeand The TOO.
vhers The vslcAnssn pssrsss aay snst
nizhs. IL q frs 10 discovered q sisnsl i
gwen snd the Ore dspsrtnans snrns
sat. II wa only ree1stiy thu. ~.
fssesstarg. the cagiiss. vita hssdreas
cs ss.iisons % Saseraussnt prntessv,
ssszssd a sss4Es sre eneia-. ard thAs y
. poor. ail ssxaico<<. zAsir. Iee hzna
eaxsee aa<s aervice thers yea. aud 10
oosa esh<s csslss af tie emp.rs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

Aft-r yoa have hssgsine1 fof ore or more
los. shoaia Jos. u rough sicsn~ss o. scstdens-
nscsme pressed for messy. ysu ssye only 10
Drsaput Jour cae<ks AZ the back and hey VII
e cashea on TIE SPOT for thsir tut face sAus-
Yeu &c. therefore. By the option sad pr Vi
iexes we eGer, assures agstrss scesdent- You
are your treasurer Ard n2sksr. ard ~ The naass
tine a. svnsr az vzlaabse rsopo<sy.
shsu,d yoa n any time. however. present.
ths chech. u eznk Ter paym-Dt they III b
Imneii4sely hsnsr-a sna fcrSsriei 70 n. and
,oa HEREBY ssusi al rixhfs u purrssss q the
ssiS tzsd-
We eas< q eo.sen opportunity ena scviss
ycu 70 buy GOV. Doat vaif Tor tiaae md neg
Ilseure to afors yos the opporransy ef ssyieg
eouia have bosxh. sneh sE3 sseA los se~
u,euahs ago fer 20 nasa and nov Il II uossA -
uuea.
Ma ycar ircsa4s, M matter kss sra n. earn
.a0es "a. Set your c1rner sore before t>e
bsou md oeEe7s frog be Asvsaee
rs,srcrsiDeu,si rsilrs.is arc beading for
eestsie.
NIrufausuYfns IL 1asrs<slsz ana grssisz
With kesishy growth
sseserag csnnsree 10 IL AszAse d substantial
progression.
IA dssly pspers are asisa VITA ss-aatz Of
nss esterpsase%
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

DoAsny & M1an's Advertssensas
wsl. eaFe tie eeadzsheL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

o. n. HolCoMH
Las OPENED A NEW SALE sfABis ON
Ii the alsey, svsth Of Laaxssoa's livsry,
vhsfe b. eas 90 hsns Anr selsetsoE o.
hossss. and ia rsessvs orxiess fec any eises
of hafssn aextrud 4 nor ~ sfoEA NAL II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-22

In Port Madison.
A yIRsr CLASS D0UBLE-EsDKK IisIi-
"A tns sznaes; - 49, ersg al. fset beam
md fsse asep. Wa b rsa1y fes - b. ~
nt6dis a Apgil
nhD Ina FRANK soRaosE.
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T 7. NlSoR.
AN n HfrhHn

Dsfeetsrs e Scheoi Dt.krses Ns. 1.
King CSEDrg. nssbins.sn Isrst1sry.
y. A. HAsIRozsx. Gi-sk q sid atssrtcx.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-30

of ID. the more distastefuI the idea To Rose
herself it did not seem to matter much
either way. A rich marriage was the desire
of her heart-loye quite secondary con-
sideration.
81 am entirely alone in the world now,
with no one TO please but myself / have
written Miss Ansrath to consider herself
free to marry the man Of her choice he
said. That was all
April and May with bud and promise
gave way to their sister months of blossoms
and fulfllment One more month and-her
letter would come?
It WIS Mrs Merrick, the rector's wife,
who handed her the New York paper con-
tanning rather extended notice of the
| marriage of Robert T. EEhring. the young
millionaire broker, whose successful recoup
from his tremendous losses last winter will
be remembered, to Mrs Rose Anstrath, the
charming society belle.
so strange he shouldn't have sent you
cards. DEAR she said, innocently. And Lii,
who had summoned all her pride and cour-
age, very quietly replied that 1t was per-
haps an overs ght And having completed
her neighborly call, went home.
When LII got to her room and had locked
herself in she did not cry or faint She
came from different stock. LII only threw
off her hat and fell on her knees by the
! bedside, burying her white face in her
hands The agonizing cry which went up
to Heaven Was only ineligible to Him
whose ear is always open.
little paler-a little more quiet, Lill
went about the everyday, common place
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Easter Thoughts,

An oldwrtter speaks of Easter, beautiful
Easter, and indeed, all nature seems TO be
IN harmony with the great fact of the sea-
son rising from, the dead Tiny, dark
seeds have lain dead all through the long.
cold winter, but now the vernal sun and
rain wake them INTO life, and stalks, leaves
and blossoms ale rising from the ground,
bearing the same forms and colors as their
ancestors of the previous summer. How
strange it is that the little seed contains
the whole planti whole oak tree is COM
pressed in an acorn
So every plant tells US of Easter, and
when the resurrection of the body seems
hard to understand, let us consider the res
direction of the plants from the tiny seeds
r1pened last fall A seed never makes a
mistake and sends forth some different
plant A petunia seed never makes a
morning glory. So at the last day the soul
will take to itself it's own spiritual body
how, we can not tell.
The butterfly, rising from the dead
cocoon, is another beautiful emblem of
Easter. How unlike are the caterpillar and
the gorgeous butterfly, yet after an interval
of sleep, or seeming death, the butterfly
rises from the caterpillars tomb
The story or Easter is told in many ways
xEaster Cards in large letters meets the
eye in the store windows Easter carols
are written and sung by the various Sun
day-schc Dis and congregations Specia.
music. tne finest of the year, is prepared
for Easter, and special sermons tax the
ministers
Flowers are planted and cultivated es-
pecially for Easter, for it is then the most
elaborate floral displays are made So
nature and art unite to honor Him who
took our nature upon Him, and left His
throne to suffer for our sins, and redeem US
from world of sin; whe died and rose
again TO be the first fruits Of them that
sleep =aCArisiias 81 WeYk
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TEMPERANCE READING.
1.-THE BEST OF MOTHERS.

THE Mother of d.. Benjamin Rush,
The best of mothers" so the inscription read
On an old tombstone gray
With lichens, standing DER the lowly bed
Where a dear mother lay
Above 1t, half effaced by hand of time.
Was carved her humble name;
With date of birth and death, no other line
Told aught of earthly fame;
Or mention made of virtues great and rare,
Or Of heroic deeds,
Wrought by her hands along the pathway where
Were deepest human needs.
But on that crumbling stone read between
The blurred and moss-grown lines
The record of a life whose work unseen
Shall with new luster shine,
When proudest monuments in dust are laid;
When earthly pomp and power,
With all their boasted splendors, shrink and
fade.
The glory of an hour.
Unknown, unnoticed by the busy world,
She sought with patient care
To train the child which Heaven has lent to her.
A noble part to bear
In the unceasing conflict carried on
On lifes great battlefield;
ana tnaI ne mlgnI, Win STEADY hand and true,
A ready weapon WELD.
Armed with that mothers prayers and counsels
true,
Forth to the strife he went,
And bravely fought, while in each steady stroke
Courage and love were blent
And dire disease beneath his skilful hand
Released its hateful hold;
And want and woe, with their attendant band
OF miseries untold
Fled from before him, while the demon rum,
Received the fatal blow,
Which it has sought in vain to overcome;
Presaging overthrow.
Wisely and we'll that mothers work was done
And when, God called her home,
"The best of mothers" were the loving words
Inscribed upon her tomb.
AIRS. H. X. Cheadle, in Homan's Magazine.
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TEMPERANCE PIES.
The True Story of a Little Boy Who Ha
Signed the Pledge.

Signed the Pledge.
A dear, beautiful little boy in Penn
sylvania signed the Temperance
pledge at one of the Temperance
meetings held for children. A short
time afterwards his mother was busy
in the kitchen, preparing cakes and
pies. "Davy," she said, Ego up to
the closet and bring down the whisky
jug. I want some for these mince
pies"
Davy, as was his habit, instantly
obeyed. But as he went dancing up
stairs, the thought came to him: "Can
you, a Temperance boy, carry whisky
jug?"
He stopped right there and decided
the question. Then hurrying back to
the kitchen, he said:
"Oh, mamma! I can't carry a
whisky-jug-pve signed the pledge
but I'll stir the batter while you go. :"
Without word, the mother gave
into his little hands the spoon with
which she was stirring the batter, and
went herself to bring the jug. She
felt strange, choking sensation in
her throat, but she walked up those
stairs with a firm tread and seized the
jug. When she came down. the dear
little fellow was beating away at the
dough with all his might. His eyes
followed her as she went to the sink
and began to empty out the contents
of the jug.
"What are you doing, mammal"
"Pm emptying out the whisky.
Wen not have any more in our mince
pics"
"Oh. mamma! do you mean it?'
Eyes; l mean to use lemons in
stead"
"Goodey, goodey! I'm glad. Then
I can eat them, too, can't l mammal"
Eyes, my dear; and mamma will
never make any thing again that her
dear little boy can't eat.''
"Goodey, goodey! we're going to
have Temperance pies"
And Davy fairly danced up and
down the kitchen. as the whisky CUR
gled out of the jug into the sink.
Touch not, taste not, handle not the
unclean thing!-National W. c. T. u
Bulletin,