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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

f15<uos. July MIR ard Mls Gfeft
ssslsse eeieissa afasi heir sel<sen wedding ~
daY Jesisnlonsais Ia tsse slsspe of HtteHs
teieRrasas and preasuis t,9isfea IN apJ0
thefH By hundreds.
The couple were given n reee ersign ~ -
rfsieieziea - fafI %iaeufsf fA5s aftfF1tfs14
sad ssere pfeSsnfesi with portraits u titssm<
ss.ivss ia nsed by Ffask Hall sud uefbz4
Hefkssaer sAa afss with three tsfxe siteKf
eifYsz aud "a address signed By 10 raem-
hers ~ pAflsafnnsfi. Lard uFaHsiiie s1Nl9
Tie spsesb b of pzssss slisiisff.
Gladstone. replying ~ s,is eouTrafgiatoFy
atidFsss. visited d anicree all that the adj
dfsss eabtained ntth gefsseaet 10 his affe-
IL euid BE- difsesis, ,s ss3sf, 70 9ffe ~
sdeauafe seea II ilie domestic happiness
~ SIS married life. with fsfara fg tn
eifpssoas 10 iifrnsesf, he felt tAst iiisg Hare
fsss CATERING
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

MssMs SsFssx- 9asf 49, txs4a eszsssrS
sssSa II Ss5ssek<&@ eweassssx uss hss4 At
Sc1ssg- Eraffs rssssAeEse szeHigsss. Al
sasxA Hsassss=s1 wES fs2sAra rAAs tAF
snsars rssnsasftex stasl rfxYarx a tariff
lszss As sussEis1;e sar tAe MILK hiis ssass
ssa- 4 stall sAra * rsscssssE
fn the <ezzte aud taken Sr
as3 T@ssee regardless u sss iengtA az
tfss4 tbs nSy yrssafre fa-sesss rrcfNs-
sfssaaas i<-okiar e early sasiearrsasszz ass4
EsertAs<r wgre suggested. hzsz ..ste zF=E-
sReass essyanses ~ tho ksissscasss 81 sEe
YssAsey ot fs2ssasg Aasa Hi aad making .
asre<s Issue ~ early as g~tssssbie wsre 80
Ss-gsszx that iee sHseHlssaEr be<szne esa-
pAasle3,is nsae iassex Ia faFcr of Il sssa
rssastv esss,ssssz4z Il
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rrial ID nauerel-n end snlt,,.

Arnsga, ills. July 2s--T1e eossFi room
TO-DAY was crowded b witness The 8t,eSire
proceedings IN the Burlington dynamite
conspiracy caars. The case 81 Baperrisa
and smith was taken mp On ssfrarss
S8sra cat Jaly II. charging taesa with
p5srine dynamite on the = B. 4 q tracks
on Juns -
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m. p.nrr,ou. r.Iyu,,i, n.r

WaSHfzssf9S. {siy = senator Mi,chegl
;c...as pFuEsasss "A Amendment a. the sun.
iry civi. appsvpYi 4iieB tsiii - appropriate
fseoso Tor ilss establishment If = lsZssi ship
.0 te provided wifh fog signal apparatus
ssside tbs hssf a. the mouth of fsse CO.
Ixrntfsa riser gisessse
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Timber Lands.

55S acres within one-nalf mic Of salt
wafer viii cut l7,soo.eca Price
ST. per aerc.
Iefl sercs. win cu; 5.1naono; e railroad
al Hsd bc tsaslt tn f0Ft FewnscnG 4
win Fisn thyaarh this tract viii
seil tialber without the baud. ar both
together Price, slSio, Or $500 foT
nfatser
$50 seres win cat saco =, '.. g.,d g.. . .is-
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KgSTrcky TEMPERANCE WAR.
Afng Aieohoi'- Friends Efssng
Against IN. Refsrmers.

IssxfegGL1x Jnfy 2s Hisra ksatrs Mar
sh4l fsfisss ruse y,sfi 9 letter today from the
iepnss At AaFia8. sayisg tilat ae = IN the
eaasi hosfse with 5Q5 Hsen 4ttse1 Sifb Win.
eh<.sefs and NiIi try - hold Il. shosfRfa TIE
whiskYi,s.s ass sr.HiBx aai threaten g
saee bsossI fsf the desssarfiA4 ef tiieis
s,Ysrssrfe
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Isosa s.ssgisefnt sAy sssefs j. lr9abis again
fu tfk- eSHniy ~. A yaHg 81 slsHs isofn
Esfeka sfsax sslrsasn q fss dAyA $40 nrt
= 2Asr ~ PIKE csgastY sass. fes lssfef,
sspr<siar he f0rnef Sefs eoasaE h 81
rsst fisss.l, ,srsgzEesi sse ts3e rssa ~ Kill
al ssstf several Nss1desi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

AVWH Ups
Farming Lands.
So acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land. Il mile west OF
Tcrril lake. in What
com county. alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island.
u mile from possoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time.
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Oreas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no laisge timber;
good soil: about one
mile from boat landing.
30 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price. 5000 per acre.
1873 acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow, and viii
yield annually $50 tons
of hay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples.
pears. plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age, Price, S525o, one
half cash. balance in ?
years at 10 Der cent.
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rniaor was circulate; that the Union Pa
cstie Company had entered into 4 pro-
rating arraagmeni with the Cromwell
steamship line for shipment via New Or
leans to points on Their road Ia Utah Al
rates which are = cents lower thar any Of
theotiier lines Ofiirers of the Craa weii Tine
admitted that they had got Tito the Utah
territory Of the Union Pacific. .but denied
the . cents cnt under Other Ilara
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l1ss9s, Irig =. ~@rhe sxeisHsassr couff,
90 etf,llcstisu el Timothy fieeiy. inemief
Of rssiislaens. esansea conditional pfst<1
81 hAhsas enf,tis far ifae fsisass ffosp pri4t4
81 JgAn Dillon. sH he Krvund that 0Hta1
to lafpTmassfies the ia.Q. aha ssfitaace0
Dillon gu appeal had no lasisdlcsioa to ~
As-a< she eass
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AN ENDLESS TASK.
An Irish ~. r. ArYestcf- Mere -
F0Jtow.

IkgxpoN. juiy James !. Dkeiiy, ~
Rellknown journalist aud meiancr ~ i.4f-
iimmfnt fJs TIE north division pf E0nseoya-
men. was arrested IA this city iasf fii9h4
Tor alleged offenscr under the - eHiie0
irish crimes aes The warrant far his Ar%
ffsiaish fueftinx 10 Naturalization Hna bp3-
cDtfis4
0'RailY. nnier escort of police. ish fe<
TlsSlin on an early train This morning
The CHARGES azal3tst u'keils are tnre1 On
ssffefaHea4 Ia q spsce1 In the fstr1t eins:s
fiasl ~ thf 4osifh division ~ LoisgfDuls
alfsA resulted IL TIE rrsufh af Fitfgffn0
fi,srnaili.cl 10 Tie iso,fse pf cosaDoBs
II = rxtetfed that Ftfssesatd aud 49,
Nr. l,-.sruy tie ssessly elected aembsr q
pafiiaiaent fer saEtb Sligo. wiil hr aFresae4
In addition 20 g'kells-
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"a wAsisESsrsS. 9Hts es4---9Ae sea3te eaaa-
sasstse on appropriations has xgrexsi - re
fxfsrt an ennsAsiHsrn; 20 stss sssEs apprsssFss
atSen u As.pretzrtzeknc between sSis1.sss
xEssi sS.fF<eax scr she essaAsiSssn1sa ~ Of 3
gua factory ~ wext fr.sy. n n. suss issz
sAr manufacture os tc&ss-ss1fsnsst guns
paa scrason al tAe snentlsaeaf sgafsrasss-
ass.s $50 es3 f9r the ereessssas es rae saesssaFy
issIlslsngs aad iszeir e4sfs pssseBl WITH Eas-
esallssFy and dxfure<. ard another seefsau
Il 10 aDd ls.sneE calsisse. An apprussri-
aslen Is also proposssi tor she pssscksse cf
sszyrezias
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Falai Accident ~ sew YORK.

EEa ycaS guiy 1S.-Ar kas cd AFHsoFg,
EIis Aaa y site ss1ncss ercsFied b ssv-
efal priufiax essd bssk f8EGins fsFas. a
salary a;ose eee sssie g,f ssse ssssEsd aaor
ssssi siisfsssi ss@sfas afss3tf fssa N4is8S Df sfs
Il bear sres piss, end 5fli II ises$F f@isi,
sis< a4e sste& ~ w0see:l wesss ses in
sae rsYes T. assa aHs uas 81. -. ofse bafsis
sssfsi 80, Nhsse tfe esttsEts ssasea UffE r
- sf giIs. There ges 4 sasza Hs9a
xtss ~ SOS s. sstf &s fzsaze slissed - sas@
sssfs.f sef4E14 vs. ~ sess eefe ffsgsssds
sesssrzleEy ssll l.ass ass ahgse
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steamship line for sliipment via New Or
leans to points On Their road ifa Utah Al
rates which are = cents lower thar any Of
theotiier lines Officers of the crasn aei. Tine
admitted that they had got Tito the Utah
territory Of the Union Pacific. .but denied
the = cents cat under other ligls
Anti -fsepuhiican rrohiaifionists.
sT PATTI july zA--The first business be-
fore the Prohibition c3nyentioa this mora
lug was the platform, which WAS adopted
substantially a. read. The Democrat and
Republican parties are held jointly resrsn,
slhie for the hqnof crimes. II declares
shes the annousred intention nf the Re
publican party to remove from tobacco and
sptaS II sing beverages the Internal resc-
nue. taxes, without nb1lishine saloons, End
fos the pa4Islse 8f maintaining the high
protective far.ff Hs5a articles OF necessity,
VIII result IN ehesp whisky and tobaeea
sud higa-pries.gi clothing, and Is opposed
70 the bssl Interests OF the people. Hugh
Harrison ~ HeaRepin eoguty was aofai-
mated for governor og scelasaation.
Visitors e. Gen. Harrison.
Ispi4sAroEfs. yaiy Another Illinois
delegation of about Leo came 10 visit 6eu.
Harrison to-day They hailed fresa Paris
and The uriFhbaring towns Of EdrsF and
Cole counties Their visit asFOred largely
Of she famous eamraigu Of Isfo as ''old
fippeeanse' aud "xaung Tipgeeauue'f
gathering included many veterans ef tsie
Mexican ari civil vars. Ia fhs Edgar
county delegation we're over 2no men over
70 years o. age, Who haa paFtic pa;ssl in
ike 9inpeeaaoe campaign. several fei!ei-
touS speeches we're made Later in f1e
affeTnslsa Gca Harrison with party ef
friends went oKef 70 TIC bail park aad
watched the game With evident interest
Increased steel gsii Frsdnet.
PKfLAfsEFHs, Istiy .1.-The American
Steel sni Iron Association statement silass
thai the issiai production ef pig iron o the
United STATES for the fsrsf ssx months %
lSss snoanfs Ia aSS4k3 net tons Of sfoo
ysian8s. os s.al1, ,-ol grass ioas II 2st9
J-sunds The Production 81 the last SIX
months 81 iss7 vas g.TIiss@l net taass U+
s. 80 .Sss grszs TONS IGfS t1rrease8 pro
eaetlaD IN the iiist ha.f Of 1855 sEs wholly
IN Eesscmer piE irons. The production Ia
BsssesneF sfses rails ia the arst hall 81 fs-s
Ras T1s.-ssi net tons, or 81, ,is5 gross tons.
against i,isa,ii7 Bei i3.t-, ~ I.N-2 70 gssss
tons IA iise last bali of lSs7.
Paper Makers Convention.
SARATOGA, Iaiy z5-T3e American Paper
Manufacturers Assoc alton held fAsir
eleventh Rnugla, ssSs4na af tsraai nssu
hotel. President Byron weston 80 the CHAR
uyn Warner Miller spoke na the tariff
qHes.ios X G. R5gsrs ~ Holyoke, Mass
sas elected president
Kansas Republican Convention.
TeeEgs, Jaiy 2s.-The EeVatiscs8 state
coa Yefaiau assembled ttis useFafrE. TAe
teFn s4sftecs w%Fs not ready 70 report ~ fag
eTsBinv sessiea, sud adjournment vas
sa<sE aafli fa0sni1x
Investigating Railroad Abuses
HFeRrQtx. 5uiy 2-The imfery;sse com
fa=see r0nnsisesOa h+Es. She heHfiss 10
Gag ~ ssserzs eEses in relation Ia nsffA-
western Railroad rasrs A NUN sxsr 81 faii
rOz1 sazsssrrs assi IoSs FasirUaA eosHrai--
slJasSs we're n-az.zst
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Reduced Postage on seed. Efr.

wAsafSeraS. July as-- Pastra&<ses ssssr-
eTai nsckiasssa Today issssed ciFeassr
lesses fslSsFargiaS rsssfFfs asscsS that nader
ske provisions ii she r.ssiosflce asprof.ssa-
ties bin feceuils passed hy co3sfess. sh4
pssssasr ga ssuests cuttings, faitss. reefs.
seseiss an9 plants viii be charged al the
rate uf ] ecnf for each tsa ounces ar
fraction sheFees. The farsner rate w.s
satsss sps.x tssa4-Fs
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In tfansconiinental
Oregon p0iats
apparent effort ihns
line 10 restore rates
ints The withdrawal
Isflo 4 Western Rad
c Passenger Assaeia-
the situation more
There was more cut
.,ra,s. xass.r4ar
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f.ospSs, Jssiy = f'fof fanes Efyee HTee
ssaess ~ 9 t1aisqass given heFc tlsiH evening"
iEs isf5gissf % American authors. fnEefS -
the s;aesn h8d frssisssnt flefeisn3 sfe<p
responded 10 b. Ftltl bryce assa ti9nt7ls
siFnefsI Ma{isf 5amss Hnsser i1.t4
spoke 30 international Gaag right, a. 40
al o eshnrs
Tbs g5sesix Numbered iaa. aud iaes9zfe4
Hikse collins. Iofts hsets9wzne kfssf ~
tafss tassyt, Penaril. NJ. sh}sfixf ao4
Ilsaat laaifs fxsssss TeH8y saks AMI fsfft<lHs
Professors iinxieg aHd zsSzsfp. esd taaay
s,thess. wrass iestsft a s1sela<y t7f fn&1E
sRkisssy ~ b. prfsesst Lord fenty<14
Hept telegram warmly ssrettsss s''r A:as1y
fesa gasests.
Ffet 90 Riji BalAefjss Entfks
saF5&, gaIy 1-A rs4Gf tas peffi ~
t1yesea at ResssAeks fae sfjsta q N1te
i ~ 70 ssaFiies Ffsnee sssd lsafssL fx5 q
ne gsisx zatserS. lseg8rseg asii ztNnpe
Sa4e sesa gff<s.esi
E$efsTe Columbus.
Iosfs1a. 5ass -sse1 stpf Story ~
1snxse. 81 aisslsssa pats<s n nfsit'e III
fse 3ssasr Az Aseefss nfs sfse 4sasnypfF ~
i Aiesrssa s. sfAu sfses u. d ri Pre-. besf{fW
kliQ sxsSsiszss ct ts,s9EEf1x
er4t.<S 4 y ffXXn
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aia = III ~ =
runner of a rean
rates TO Caiifarais
There has bees
far on the part Of /,
except TO Coiofasis,
OF ne New York I
from the Trlnk 7
tfcn yesterday M
complicated siaanl
The TrfbuRe .as
l. .I.
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A RATE WAR.


SEx 1osK, July - Yesterday was
probably the most disastrous of the sea
soa ia she var ga freight rates. The action
al the Chicago s Alton IN making lis rate
OF 81 - aad = seats per loo pounds on dry
goods aud coftaa piecc goods respectively
frosa New York 10 Missouri river points via
all rail- has created great deal OF com
meat What Is perhaps even nare de-
e5dest evidence OF a pf9saugaiiaa in the
rate war II The fact that yesterday tariff
rates 10 Salt Lake and all ether common
taah pciEss sgerv cut by ali the ruads
These RATES farsaefiy stood from Missouri
river points. ON first elass, 81 q second,
s2.fhifd. 81 81, fourth, 81 %. tifth, 81 30,
sixth. 81 -: A. 81. b. 20 cents; c. ~ cents.
u. 70 cents.
These rates we're suddenly aud without
warning reduced as follows. First class,
s. a. second. II ~. third, 81 s5s fourth,
si %; hflh, Il Is: sixth. 81 u. A, 90 ceats.
II, - cents: G, ~ csass: p, c. csuis.
This is the first time during The present
freight rate war that rates have been ai-
feeied further west than the Missouri river
except 10 Colorado points, but II Is evident
tina, the reduction il Csaii rates is made In
direct connection vita rates on cutting
lines 10 Missouri river points from this city
4 n q .fssf4
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tfxfss<14s. xa-r 3 This sftssneas A.
ts~t Sefss.f. wa yestersias Nefsk 90 tss bad
~ 1ses asssf SseFji-s. ~ n ~ sfis ExH4slss
4 en- tsf &c Wiss2s ils 4 ms {. ass hlsn
~ = sSts = tsrln - "a n csnctaaAt2
slA.siiseo a zsslsoa ss1f : 4 Aas-1 keeper
esss szs-j iFe4 - Z - tsla'.i IA taeusspf
- sz
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,,e.tivatine Eaiiraa.i abn.@..

IstRCQrx. July 2-The infeTsis;e ezra
p4<sce camEaisesOa h-gAs She heafisz 10
Gag ~ siverzl enses in relation Ia nsffA-
western Railroad rat<s A nun ser 81 rail
rOz1 sazassers assa Io9e FasIruaa eosHrais-
saJssTs were nrs.esst
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a nm Against Aaniteratians.

MssHaSsTos. iuly 2a-The COMMITTEES
on agriculture has decided 10 repagt 10 the
hefs<e the i,ee bill 10 prsseRt the sale or
substitutes for batter defining lard ana
imposing = tax on eo1spenads al lard snsi
regulating its sale. importation and ex-
Fofiati2a.
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sKrx1 syaL fslS zA~~ No. [Fzza
sxzss2 "a: y W. II <41
z2<f@ - 3i4s IL {4Ne (@I So
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PARKING Estabil.ia,nent

FAN Fnssefssn. July za.-s oue-sipfy
frame building iga fset III iengsb, ussa as a
Strengthening, sHok ng aud lard rendering
hoase IS Roth. Eluin 4 to. pork packers.
wax bEsatd this afternoon. tofsi5rFa5ls
stock aud seBe i've hogs were consumed.
sfsr,d zifss. The iasS is estimated II
$50 40 " ita insarnarH a5 s3.o15 The iigiild-
lux oi thc Serta Point Packing COMPANY,
snd the fseFks ~ he i'eatsai Gas Company
were saved by great efforts Of iise Gre
tHeN
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wAsAgSDsnS. July ss1--The select com
falstee appointed Is the house 10 investi-
gale charges cf inclusion ef Improper mat
Ter IA tae rebellion reeeyds publication has
fssaa d It's Inquiry Representative Gras-
seaer. GeB BsyH3oa and Capt Bryan, II
goywraneut printing Office, testified
Nothing lmtaFfant was developed.
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\ Laad-Grabser Checked.

PawrLssp. July s5-1. u. eary, tbs eel.
ebfased land gfabber ai California. for the
past two yeas iaH isad - cHigasaeH aud
. swedes ensaz a IA building frnees
around 81 600 scfes 81 government land ~
Iedoe c3unty. California, - miles ~
which was stone wall, five fett Al tlr
base and ave feet high fhe fs1nain,ley
vas a baSe rock ani sire fence fhs
sort Vas sza,olt Maler 3Fakenb1ssh 4 nd
Sir. Mccormack. uuit.d States spse isl
agents ~ the iasH department, have or.
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sailor boarding House suit.

rnaILaSh, 3uiy - lin the taitsa Ssates
district court this m3raiug fhemss Drum
nona lioeied the lark R8sesaaa The
psain;ln alleges that on Iuiy p. isse, the
master 81 the haFk entered sita a contract
with him agreeing - pay $50 per capita Tor
six seaaasl. i,ruafnonsi nf0tarrd seven
men, hoidlhg them III readiness 10 ship,
and ou the zstA inst Informed the master
that he was reaiy 81 comply With tbs sefms
OF the agreement. 1isr faasier refused 10
fiH his PAL OF the contract and the plain,
til claims damages
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los ANaEtEa. July 2l.-~t hafIee talarslsa,
a fprmeF sheriff of sacramento g3Inty
committed suicide at lAis home lasrs early
this morning. Ia most shocking manner,
lie used a double hasreiei shotgun. aisi
tied handkerchief from the ises Of bis
tigiit fs0t TO fise trigger. "a that both bar
reis We're Discharged at ofce blawiaE cue
side of hts face and half 81 hls head ~,
spaftefing Bis hfains against the ceilIng 0t
the room, making mosi Sickeniag sight
is Is supposed aespvudeucy from drink
aud laniencss caused the set.
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yYErERiNAKY SURGEON, OF sAi.KA,
uFexan. has arrispd IN seattle. with
e1scs nj the Stables " The Seattle Transfer
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-25
General state News.
SEASIDE PARK.

"Nobby" Jones of New Haven Is in fine
location at the park with his steam carousal
or merry go round, which he has at the park
for the past two seasons under tent. he
has permanent building nearly completed,
which is much larger and better than the
tent. The earousal win be transferred to the
building when 1t 10 completed.
Belknsp & Bowen, the genteel proprietors
of the Seaside restaurant, will, with the ser
vices of q competent caterer, conduct their
dining pavilion in irst-class style. The pro-
prietors contemplate the erection of a large
building to be used by picnic parties, socis-
ties, Sunday schools and Others The build
ing may be provided with stage where the
atrical performances can be given.
There are many indications that business
win be remarkably good this season at Sea-
side park, Bridgeport's fayorite summer re-
sort. The walks and drives along the shore
are in fine condition and are frequsntsd by
many during the early evening who are out
for either q stroll or ride. The number Of
lighthouses at the bathing house pavilion has
been doubled by two additions to the build
ing, which has been put in order for the sum-
mer business. The tobogRan slide is all
ready to precipitate bathers into the water,
which affords anu sement for spectators as
well as bathers.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-25
aEGedira1.
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Bodily and mental health depend uppQ
healthy condition Of the Blood The. bloch
particularly IN the spring and during Tho Nd
summer months. becomes clqgged With trzs
puritdea. which poison It and. generate or
ease. A harmless blood purfneh wttncus
particle OF mineral poison In IT such a. meF'
curry or potash, Is necessary to remove these
Impurities and to restore the healthy tone OF
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In regard to Its wonderful purifying and
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follows; 1888 ~ 49, f
Mr. VIM A siebolds with Geo p. RoWeu q
Co, 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes March
ssth, 1883 t"I feel it my duty. Tor she benenb
OF others who may be afalcsed Is was. 70
write you this letter, whick yunzsau use d
my testimony tany way yenchoosa tWil
answer any Inquiry from others IN reinxl6n
to the facts herewith stated In februafy
last sufrered great palm aud inconveniAnc0
from boils all over my uecDIs could DOT turn
my head wfthpnt acute pAi1 ana my 6zo6a
was In poor conaist0n After trying aitkho
usual remedies In such cases. and findfneub
relief. BY the persuasion OF Mr.. ). W. Fears, !
Manager OF yeu3 New York Dnica. useA on&
bottle s. g. 8. 1n6 1mpr04od fspfday and !
very soon 1 was entirely feli6Ted Of mo Y
" Jobs comfssterAs' lfosg p6ea.ssgn sCf nY I
afiiictton can be seen. Ifee5 strone and cheer.
full 8. s. s. iEK1ns 1t6nfo a proved h my
case. TsIe6p 6ouhd1y and xnyappeE1tk 4SR06d. !
Dr.. ]. n. Cheney, = wen sknopn physfelahS
writes from Kli&xi1la, GaoFftat = fuse So 3. i;
In convaIescent 9sype GpSea with the best mex I
suits. Itwtis h1p1 ASfhsht, prsVsrs sum.
mer dysentefT q o66 WA take . few bofti0s
In the spring. thus preparing the bowels fos
the Strains Of summer"
Z "a fT,I,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-25
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