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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STREET.
ghsna Lve.om manHpg. Beautiful
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE

After yoa lave elrgasnei for ors or more
los, shcrla yoa. u rosgh sfckness or accident.
become presssd for n,Bes. ysu nsrs oalv 10
present yoor eAssks 80 tie bssk and iAey Will
- easssi on tie spcs for their inlI face value
You Are Therefore. By the option sns pr vi.
leses Ne oase. iasure3 sgsinst aeciden,. You
sre ycas treasurer sHd baxter, sad at the ssrae
tisoe &c svnsrof yzlaabc peop~rty.
sAgssd yoG at agy itIe. aosevr-. prsssrs
TIE check. u oxns for pAyn.bs thor viii Be-
imnsfiaseiF senarea sn1 forszr1ed &c % ana
.ou hereby annni Al lights Of purcas Il IN.
sad lard-
We Ger sclsen oppsstznsty snd s.sysss
soa 70 b1y SOW. boat vAas Tor a. re sra nez.
lsence % A@cya yea TIE o. port AZ u Of ssyisx
raalt nsys eessh; secs sed sseh las fe~
ssassss $50 for % mach md ns= &. "a xef,A %
anu@n.
mao yosr sresaals. nc rss.;Ag aow IN II. earn
= soe cz. >os yozr c1fEer ssons fsfors tae
coo1 and esreas fssz he zavxsee
frasssSnstnesial fsilrsAss are he. alag for
sesstie.
k<sa'2efaritE IL sous.shssx saa xssvias
With te&aths Srosse
6-oerai es1aDescs 10 Sc atzse II sabssas.a.
Ess9Nssisn.
rns daily psass are s,ssz With Asseuss. Of
rev eassrFsissa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

4 seesksussfnn fasse II ~ osseflss
Lsks eboss D Ksasvr sssd II ssv vssk-
Ina ssoo epsksss YA5ss 70 re - ~
nSss - fsssn vsskf.x fsee7 essssie
70 ~ go. Osss skxfy ni;o 81 ~
road = ESQ bs:it ard n operssiso, ssd
tbs mi5e&ss w.is b. Evs tiwes sixty
usskia ts<tvs nc1tks, The rod vfsi
b hafis ipss sks psotocsoR ssass Of The
Cssxs. hss Hivss Basin hefoss tia eEzsn
sspp 81 lse9 b ssady 10 be rpsssd. arc
b ie96-sse se4ss hecce-ssstfie vi;
hsss dssss sosssssion With tes noss
sss4rxiss sd psodsesfve ooesssy IN shs
Nontsess. From spotzrs Pals, frsD
waisa walls. from Abe Psssoss coactry.
ssoea the Bss Bpd soantry. from the
Posssio. eossssJ. from TIE Ssiran
river Eieks and from sts
C0w d'Asens mirss il vii be
nearer In niles fvisa 50 easier and
better roase In 81 respsessj tasn 10 asy
oshsr eorsnefsisi psst-
Toe resyie Of wssaiagton Tsssitsfy
hsvs tssn - divided In the psst thai
shey ass almost Stranger The North
ssn' Pas sis makes communication sas
Ter sssn 10 aksa 10 be ard the Seattle,
Lake shsrs Eussxn Oil make Il
easier sisil. Il 10 tine cur people we're
eouipe inso eiosss social seistious. To
this cad The Posr. sag
costs thst The leading msn Of seattle TO
shs ramf~r Of tssnsy or DOUBLE that
uamb organize 40 sxcurssoa to visit
Bp7kaas, Walls VALE. Yakima. Eilsns-
bsreh asd other points within tue Esxt
stirsy dsys. The sole sbjss. Of sus6 .
jsans shosid be 70 become seqasintsd,
10 gala kEoslsd9s Of the ooustsy
and thsoash social relationship to gro
nots : Territorial spisis shich In the
cast has been too little developed.
scea "a excursion would shov that Ne
sssie. the chief counefeia. city OF the
TssfitoIy. is silve 10 oor common inter
ests and dssizoas IN the spirit Of good
fellowship TO meet and know iis neigh.
bors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

ss4ttis b the center OF suSrsr 20 scax nisAs
Of the Puget sousd dfssrirts
British Columbia aad AiS.az Ink "a her fur
. large Erop-ortion Of tEx.r 4. Ell r,e-ehH,.
dice, @sehinsry sas ssssltss
Tbs vhaissale hoxsss @; xes Yors. Phils-
ceiFais. Ssss5a, Chicago AZ sss Frsnetscs
rec1Es'zs t~sitis ths sorh Pss.se msss
ssa srs ngatns tassa sad nal to- hsr psf
rga1.s
Eyrr3 vss< bsss' - ,hs ss.sh,iss1nsnt II q
=. AxeaeJ q oar saiasl fof a.. sass or frtss.
enetsoa Of iAeir wares.
oAols etrs essn@rsi e 10th rods Of The ETY.
~ q " any stssf Emporium sntsrssises AZ has
2csssta1 u \ fec sssks
fef f1sss rasoes and tsoaAaas .. eshsrs
tnai are VIII 4 re4ty call, Ss saT 49,.
a are IN Nasairzt5a Tesrtif =, for yenr
h~Ai4h. Eske 10 a yrod;AbSs xisf.. n ,su are
hes~ iSs iasss' mat. bay ssii.. prices sss log
sseh essfss.i,cs 4s Il mr. e.os-ry "a shs
ea.sefs states shszpsr sass -An cat ssre."
- a I's'ss' "a lac ssessy reap Ne
~. We e.s sci 90 Jos sos "a per eat draper
SxIy d4ys from tais sase-
sra saa.h se~ sia hsvs he saras ST.
: = real e-fss pixies a. 6 viil have -
= IRA l. vii bstax sbem -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Tbe soutb wants Immigrants. A.
least, . nurubes Of the pscniae1s men
Of that section recently met 81 Ho,
sprina., Nos:h Carolina. the otjset Of
shsls meeting bang 10 determines vhss
measures should be taken 70 induce
immigration 10 the south. There vas o
esssrsl interchange Of opinion. an Or
esnsx ssion knosn ~ the southern In
nissstiou Association vas formed. sad
u vss decided 10 maintain permanent
hsaaqaasttss 10 New York and 20 en-
p,oy seeuts whose businsss II would be
20 make known the advantages which
shs south nifsrs 10 home seekers.
Strangely .snoueh. ~hiie these emi-
uspt men were discnssirg available
,oetheds Of attracting Immigration to
she south, nobody suggested tnat .
change Of ...s political methods In
vague in that section would greatly add
o. iis q. stability ss q Iises OF resi-
ahsuee. I. will usually Be fcnnd that
men vho hAvs sutd,isut enterprise 10
proups them TO remove from one
country to another. or from one state
20 another. do not care 10 go to q
region where independents politiosl
thought and action are denied thea.
Az between The vest. where every man
can vote 80 be plsases ard have his vote
counted. and the south. where naan is
expected 10 vote az he is teii to vote
cad where s,elai ossrssism IL sse least
Of The penalties prescribed for failure
70 conply With the orders Of tbs poiiti
cal bosses, the ordinary Immigrant.
whether be oon,s from this side Of the
Atlantic OF from the other. whether
from wiscpnssn or from Wes,phaiis.
will GREER the west.
"a iorg a. southern ktpnblicans are
sisno.,I csd sc verse than socialists, 1!-
hilisss ana snsrehisss because they sx
ssc.ss their right to pisss 10 neminaiios
candidates for peblic afsics. as they view
denounced by Senator Eas,,s OF Loals-
lana sew weeks sso. 90 lone a. com
siss and parishes In whssh sarae Re
gahlicsn vsis Is east retefn DsEnossa,ie
msjaritiss greater than the entire voting
strength. 30 lens a. all free expression
of political epinisn Ani al free exercise
OF poi,stcsl riehfs ID repfesssd by the
sxerslss Of despo,isu ~ severe -
tsat Of The cxsr-. the soa,h viil 10 h far
immigrants 10 vain. hsf waste lands
vii still lie nnrsciAiuvd, aGd no roF-
dc OF ths vast army which year after
year marches 20 The eorqsess OF the
w~,,xu forest will be detached to ia
ssas th,> ssnih and 10 eona1er is bar,
ssn places
II 10 psobs ole ala, this though, tla
not cccur To the ssnsiszsn shs w.re 10
sess.oa al Ho. s.;tinss. II IL cid, trey
dismissed Il al encs. fer, vails they
want in migrsnss f0r ihe sa1th. ,hey
wani only snea immigrants IS eli Sur
render tAeis polisical rights C. the iarta
Of politicians ~ee seasSoi the de~snss'
~ The soathefe Democracy. Aad sust
sssmiSranta "a nct s.iss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
HOW TO BUY LAND.
Cerfined Caseks. Payable NJ sight
ON she Puget son nd .atioaaf
Bank Gwen ~ security
for Noasy Invested

Il tssoss @sSiruus 4 bcy.rz property IN
i'Ea.. ass ssconziss properly gxners ana lasa-
sar3s, ss 0.er the isiiowiEg:
We viii sllor "a fran shree nzozths 10
Eve years ,ar.s, acesrt rg % The lAns yea 10.
ecf
We charge setihe1 premium nsr f5ssrest en
iiae pay M nts. zzd wtii give JOS arRrarty
cees
Ma s.san ST ees All are sithan a rs1Sas q sas
AID hAa Esi - % he ps<tSHce. They az
we'll Esa xrz q sfEsoi. lots.
We reqssre oar - pr eat. 90 A. ez-nsst
n is~y ssSi Sc I'll sfye e>rz ted eaeex sor he
fsal ~ sussef sae2 SD every 81 asrsaszs Tag.
meet
ito@sl t.sss asd {. zz.1e psyshse II s1rsf, -
<rssif1g the yssss s&ss1 scvAafz< 80 s3d Priv
'sxss hat have n~vsf be-a esfsrs eEz4sss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

FROM Aaor sfRsN.S. Aa6K

pr. Jshn A. Biayaso, Presidsnt Medical sns
saraicai institnss. says: . I have used Aeker's
py.pspsia Tablets Ter fndts~sIion. and uke
sseAs pscssnre Ia Recommending the same.
stns~ using this remedy { have presesibed ID
% namsssss Patients. sod In evssy ease have
asd god resaiss.s Acksr's Dyspepsia Tab
cts ars guaranteed and Geld By A D. SHAW.
AIT. is1srv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
Tie 9svsi Railsee1s.
IWalia WaLlA HsAiesmar. Nay a.

y
Frank Mcbride. Q former resident Of
Waiis waiia, 10 10 tosn from PoOeroy,
where be says ne 10 doic9 cell IN bosi-
mesa Hs reports soEas activity IN rail-
70 ID nastsfs ~ there. tie Old time riy
airy bssvssn Po0ssoy aod Pstaha be-
log again revived IN conseQsenoe more
bitterly than ever before. IL appears
tbss the u. =. q N. Company conseu-
plate txiendina their road 10 Pststs.
Pomesoy being NOS the terminus. AZ
soou rs the matter Of the proposed ex
tension became known. tie Po0eroy-
Jtes sent . Representative 10 Portland
With an ODER 10 sne company Of several
thousand dollars tot to bald. 1heu
the Pssahaitss raised them fev thou
sand. and declared that. IL necessary,
shey would furnish money 10 bald the
road. A. toe Distances IL only thsee
miles. With 90 easy grade, the osss would
not BE- very great. Ia ssy event the
COMPANY wIli be abe gamer.
81 heavy white spreads. Cass,er
Cisssy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

Tbs siessieu Of NJ. Collins ovss Mr..
Ksiloss - ehisf Of ihs 5ssttis IRE de-
p,stoest 10 dissinss victory fos ths
working nfsnsn ovss uhst mag to
esiIsd The peisisaI element 10 tbs de-
psstmsus. u IL moreover. 10 sncshss
ssose. q tsiunph Of fsscestabiiisy ssd
1scsnsy. and - sush Doss grattfyira
ehise. Mr. Collins ell make . coed
spsia4ss. He 10 young aud active, kas
ehosoush command Of hinssIf 10 tines
Of smssesscy aod hss TIE ardent frisne-
ship and saspost Of ibe Working forces
81 the department.
Bus tbs satisfaction which IL 10 nstas-
d % fssi ovss the fostonsts result Of
the sIsssiou. should not bl:ad our siii-
ssos 70 the us isns need Of . paid Ore
department. Oar present dspsssmsns
= % efhsisns ~ any vsisutser service
soull BE-. IL Working force IL snthcsi-
sssis. ready 10 ssspond ~ the earliest
possibls moment 10 "A alssn snd 20 %
10 any length Of personal danger os
los tbas may b required. Hos DE-
y,sed thsis service hes bssn aad u
ssssy eitixsc will kSows. Bat no Do
pastmsus made up Of velnntssrs en-
esssC 10 misssilansoss passaiis can BE-
sqasl 10 iwmsdisss effectiveness 70 .
DIP " nsnt composed Of professional
eud drilled Dsu paid 10 b 10 readiness
for issssna sdrviss.
A city Of sssniy thousand peopie and
9th large exposed property Interests
ssnrss sacsd 10 reslsss any cppostoni-
y fos ssif psosscs.on. Tbss 70 tho sta
alton Of Seattle tsday. See needs .
paid Department, not because her vol
upseer firensa are not all that volun-
tssss can be. bas beosass she has b.
e,us too kIe fos The volunteer system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
JAMES RYAN

XlyHo wonSkp N ocroBeR. isss. ON
w ths q. ". n. at use6oa visy. - re.
qassied TO sesd pss o. ID Tres. 20 4. koes-
ar. pee.vsF Of the q. Q. x. n PostisDa /,
Ugss9n Gyset
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
BOILER WuRKS FOR SALE.

ng WILL EXCHANGE FOB IMPROVED
~ raj e-iste. the oeslsg vrsks kncva .s
40 Qaes. CITY Hcis>r warts, lscats3 90 o.
mas xhzrs srgsne ard zoos all aew ard IN
ssss sas-. shsPe. sad sseasy Of werk % had.
fos psr,leasss. . lrsrs g
okogSB B. kpAIR.
.ustf Gs-ien MAJ ssr- Gem zev
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

ssrscra--on sunday aixht. May 9Th, Ct brain
svsr. wliis, beloved ssu OF J,an and Mary
spene Il this city, asef 10 years.
e. friends VIII please scceps tais init
ussl5o. Easevzi Re. place tsasy tra,s.
day) from TIE family residsoeo at . o'eloes /.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
A CALL FOR BIDS,

SgAIED PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING
- lses copies OF the rules Asd resuls;ions
psomslxstsd ~ the mi sfy board fos tho gov.
ara 'scas Of sss Natieaai tsnard ef Washington
ell ~ received b. he Adj sta1t tesefAi. ct
bis stnee ~ TIE city OF Olympia. Sad iuiss
and fsgslsslons D. be printed In brewer type
"a forty pouad rarer aud eoaad In n.xiuie
eicta oovsfs; zach voluas 10 be Ave and one.
bali isshss IN isnsth b. fear iseaes 10 wdth.
printsa % sse oxs.sde eo,er D. aid ieaf later
tue feiis~issi Lava asa REGULATIONS oav.
sssihe tne National Gassd es Warrington
ritsry lie gold leaf. hlds viii b. openei %
TIE d sesnsh DAY % May. less. At 3e'e.ocs N
the Ait yEcsu u Tbs yixet g. REJECT any and oil
BIDS . rvserssd. fropo,ss viii be addressed
10 " g. O'hRiEN
AGjaiant General
mys.6tsit OlsEpa W.T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

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0.ank, Fer - - La - n1snn16UD wnns-
- va - fnnwan4 = - ~ - zeeaOs uoB6
~ m i1ssscaez - - 80 ~ - w1n.-
sn<zf asss1H- ksgnsa aUs5s = aevnnsA
r oSr-ox fnx Road TO xBs RAGE
- ss<k. brsSs ersv asf- Th< 1Dtsw Udi
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w ssss<vs MOI - esopseess ss~s-
ooo6 wssra Ms. y. b. LsU1s. esru9 Reugsa
al Iaoss arsss. 9gea
VIYAxTxp-A BIppxE AGED ogxrLE-
w man Ussss Do<1<1aa in . k1si.e -
gay kfsl. - vss<s . bay inso - ssytss sasa-
SO 1ssss1Es gfssa A. D. essstsxl1-
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IL safn0s - fss 1al3s-sy eaFss GDsd ~.
sssn. esaso fsf essA- A1dfsas Sss- 7 kslaJ.
ss.ss hwy ,sasss. cssnsresal - sys :.
DEwARo-LosI- soxERL MARE
N hrzn5<d 9. d Sishs sfpL pHzH ubfss
sss1ls azfss Oil psy eve soI arc % ssser
vhs sxisss hx q Gar ssess. On " ~ sss-se
cr,ss Co. nysR
T,JK sALK-kxsrAUsASr, SALOON.
II Ledrnx AcDse kn1 CGz9 Eond, ss bnr-
gAn. Ara me k<v hnGiane aos<i. o. cornsT
q Msts sal cenDssctal strsets. For fesus
inquire of : H. Cana mysss
Cro1 aALG-U>E 81 lSUn BAxftk An
II sln<. also cus ese fDca ssrieAs enxiae.
Is4siss q seattle fsss mills. " Il D0HAR-
pta- nsy9&
NUAsfEp.-sIgL YoB HoCsEW0RE.
w Aspiy e,rssr yfh aod naalson sssees
Ma y. ksIlnsG. zf20
T,og RESr.-TBE BAkRKL FACrvRY
u psopsssy = aeFsa S<sstis. foT . tam Of
ysars- Sor Dsrtieulses isqstre q
USos sALE-oSB or TIE BEST FARMS
r. on vhss atreR E>HKLMAS. LLKw.
EtIys I co. apzsu
vxyAxTED- UNPUBLISHED FIVE OR SIX
w ron hosse. nos tos Ear from eaunsss.
fssscfAss ssx fzs- aga In
LOS REST-gUkNIsHED ASo rxFuk-
II niaked rsSns fer rsat N Ali esrts Of the
Rooms "a and Is, Uaion Bpsck. Frort 81 nh s1u
xxyASTxp WOMAN OF sENsE. esergy
w s.sd re-peetxbiiisy for oar baaip~sa 10
Der Locality: middle ssed preferred. SALARY
81 Per Doath- Fermansnt posttfsn- R9tsr-
eocss exehanred. J. @. EEYcRAfT. Manager.
- Rssds s.. y. =. splg
NHoHEY To LoAS-ox chAfrEL OB
vi personal sseurity, live ssecs, oosssnosA
furai4arx, naxtczl inssxarasnta. geoersi ne.
chznds-, etc. COMPTON, AllA~xR 3 CO.,
James sirsss. epposite 0ost6satAi- de7tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
SEALED BIDS

Will 81 REcEIvkp ~ rHE uSoEf-
Mar lcse fer razfH. iots sEa :. secuen s.
tovrsaiq ss rorth. sans- east. Al fr~es ssd
stamps TO ee cas exea Nhh TO eroued- Right
reserve { ~ re,ees aEy sna al sias-
W. l. MEREoirH.
NAYS So v O, bex rls seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

DI = D.

Lsz-To he uifs OF T. Lobe, Gin San rrAl
escsl, May :. . boy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

slso suD-coSTRAcroRs AND STATION
4 Ase-i an pre..rsd % lea VI on the
drssn Kivss 3 Aostsern h. g. from 6rea aIssr
sefss 10 tss Hrs cssi aise. Ap.ly en- or
aftes the l0sh Il onea River siding.
6EJhok DONALD,
m-na a. Cont Altar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

81 heavy white spresds. Cassses
Cisssy.
, 1888-03-29

"rf you ever happen to find q silver
dollar in the course OF your traveis, you
let it lie right where 1t is when you SEQ
IT," said Jolly young broker.
uComIpu down on tho elevated few
days ago, " he continued, "I noticed some
thing bright wedged In between the oas.
Network seat to the wooden arm ! poked
It out with my knife blade and found my
prize to be silver dollar. l had never
found any money before, and l felt 20
good that when ! got OF the train !
stepped into cigar store and bought
four cigars for II, instead OF three
for quarter, a. usual Thss
noon Mt luncheon felt Aw.
fully thirsty, and, being $1 ahead, !!
ordered bottle Of claret. Later, buoyed
up by the same thought, asked the boys
to take something, and the round cost me
ninety cents. When II came time % 60
home the elevated trains were crowded, 80
thought I'd spend my dollar for han
som cab and drive home, stopping at
theatre, where, on account OF my mud,
bought tickets Of speculstor instead OF
at the Office. told my wife about my
luck and showed her the identical dollar,
which I had saved. She was delighted,
and insisted upon having the piece
smoothcd of on one side and the place
and date of my good fortune inscribed
thereon, the carrying out OF which conceit
cost me $2.60. Altogether, l should
think my find cost me nearly SIC; so take
my advice, nnd IL you run across any stray
dollars dop't pick 'em up."--New York
, 1888-03-29
Garments of the Eskimo.

The Eskimo costume consists i'll sum
mer OF sealskins, and in winter OF reindeer
skins, the latter being always worn in
duplicate, one set with the fur next the
body. the other with the fur outside, an
arrangement that is even better than the
famous one of Brian O'Lynn, who, ac-
oerding to the old song, having no breeches
60 wear, got him sheeas&in to make him
. pair, and then---
With the skinny side out, and the woolly SIDE In,
He was fine and warm was Brian oLynn.
The pattern of their garments varies not
whit from generation to generation. The
coat, which does not button but In hauled
on over the head, has large capuchin, in
Eskimo language, "amook," ut the back
of the neck. The only difference between
the colste OF the men and the women lies
in the latter being graced with tail, both
"fore and aft, so to speak, upon which
the feminine foudness for ornamentstion
ia indul9ed to the full extent of the
wearer's means, 80 that they may be seen
adorned with numerous rows OF beads and
bits Of brass or copper such things as the
works of q clock not being despised, for
instance. A very popular form Of decora-
tiou consists of tablespoons, which they
break In two and arrange in various de-
vices, grouping the handles In one place
aud the bowls in another. j. Macdonald
Oxley In American Magazine.
, 1888-03-29

IL Is we'll known that paper is n great
protection against the cold. On the from
tier miners and woodsmen preserve large
sheets of wrapping aaper aud newspapers
to put between tlls covering blankets
VIXEN there is an insuflicicncy OF bed COW
ering in the hotels or camps An excel
lent protection ouc OF doors for the chest
when wearing the dress suit, with the low
cut VesL exposing portion that is gem
orally we'll covered by t,le fashionable
high cut coat and vest, is few folds Of
paper underneath the ovelcoaE. Num-
roadstera in driving put few folds, OF
paper across the chest underneath the
overcoat as well rs at tbs back, aud find
effectual protection against the cold winds
that prevail AZ this senson. The paper =
IKE wall ia completely protecting th.
wearer,-New York Times.
, 1888-03-29

1Se custom Of paying eminent bsriis.
tsrs large retainers TO hold their tongue,
and not appear on the other side, has the
features Of own cousin 10 u bribe, .speci-
ally if any jurist so committed STILES his
convictions and looks On quietly TO sec
injtstce done, WAS informed By the
treasurer of Massachusetts, railroad,
fifty wears ago, that 10 ge, ahead of tho
parties wishing TO tap IL with rival road,
he ran with all haste to Daniel Wcbster's
Office across the way. Webster, who dad
been already approached, but not re-
tained, In the adverse Interest, and who,
pe-~sps, preferred the neS comcr's cause,
answered, in cultural tones, that made
the treasurer stare: "rhere are no bones
broken, there il no blood spilt;' and put
the retainer OF 500 easily carned dollars
In his vest pocket Rev. DIR, Bartol in
The Foriim
, 1888-03-29
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WE would not advise the CT

WE would not advise the Chronicle
in its eagerness to envelop the career
OF its candidate for mayor in halo Of
glory for supporting certain measures
to particularize. There are causes
that lead up to effects and it there Ia
any Truth in the common reports that
are freely banded about on the streets
it is nothing TO the credit of the gen.
tleman that lie clampioned certain
measures. II would be Just as well
not to refer to great public works OF
the present time.
, 1888-03-29

"Give me n tenderloin well done, some
Lyounaise potatoes aud some celery"
"Yes. SIR
"And, waiter bring me some iced tea "
"The worst thing you could drink ~ re-
marked doctor who was taking lunch
with n reporter.
"IIow IL thisy'
"First, the cold water is not good for
your stomach, and then as n preventive
from auy epidemic it is well to boil all
fiuids used for drinking purposes. Tea
tasen hot Is more wholesome than iced tea
To prove this just look at tine Chinese
Their population is enormous, hut IL could
never have increased to the present mum
Der II epidemics had ravaged that empire
rs they have those Of tue west. The
Chimes are q healthy people in spite Of
their indescribably filthy surroundings.
attribute this to their use ot ten ms bev-
erage. This is the only redeeming feature
of their lives. They do not drink it iced
but hot ana TO make it they nave TO boil
the water In the presence of sn epidemic
OF cholera, typhoid fever or dysentcry the
wisesJ precaution To take IL 10 boil all
fluids used iot drinking purposes. New
York Mail and Express.
, 1888-03-29

A yopng New Engiander, who went out
to Colorado few years ago to engage in
cultivating the soil, remarked here the
other day that il was for a long time in
comprehensive to him that what was m.
parently the most barren and sterile land
In that cutlutry became the most pro-
ducJiye by irrigation. 'lt was only by
hard study and investigation, " said he,
THAT ut last became satisfied as TO the
process Of nature by which this result was
brought about Farms taken up in the
sage brush looked unpromising enough
but with watering became immensely pro-
ductive. The soil was full Of alkali. The
action Of the wHter was to decompose IL
and convert IL into fertilizer. 1t was
literally n presto change, and almost In
night the result WAS effected. Such land
continues productive right along, II prop
erly cultivated, ana yields IN rotation
crops Of oats, barley, potatoes, wheat,
grass and vegetables the same rs else
where. IL is for reclaiming these waste
lan-s that Immense irrigating cahsls have
bef'I built, one of them nearly 100 miles
long, to bring tue water down from the
mountains. New York Tribune
, 1888-03-29

If is stated that n prominent con-
trncting firn,sof which it is alleged
but whether truly or not We are unable
to say--that a prominent candidate is
a silent partner, is putting on II large
extra force. Wicked rumor sayeth
this ambitious squirt is not for the pur-
pose of fastening the completion of
the work as much ~ to use rs q
leverage ut the polls. This is almost
too bold dodge to be true. But we
shall see.