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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25
A Billiug Point.


What does the term "a billing point mean
when applied to transportation business of
freight or railroads. CLERK.
A billing point is any place on . line Of
railroad to which bill of lading is given
from and to, and it is usually applied to the
carload or freight shipped in bulk. For
freight coming from the East Boston. Port
land or Bangor would be billing points; but
i. is very rarely the case that local points
away from these places are made through
billing points. For instance Lynn is, we be-
lieve, not . billing point from Chicago, for
car load lots; nor is kennebunk, Berwick
and other local points. In the latter case the
merchandise must first come to Portland and
then transhipped and another local tariff
added, to the place whence the merchandise
10 going. II 10 only very lately that Bangor
has been made billing point for western car
LOAD freight. ~ -four or shorts. Through
rates are made only to large points or trans
fer to other lines, unless those lines form
factor in = combined trunk line contract.
The advantage of billing points at long dis
tances 10 lower rates Of freight.
Ito the Echo.
Last fall. in reading an account of the
grand Republican rally held by the members
of Harvard College in fremont Temple, |
during the campaign. which was addressed
BY very eminent speakers. the reporter s~o
or three times used the term "spplaudei to
the echo in describing the speeches. l
liked the phrase very much, it sounded 90
scholarly and Harvard like. you know. Was
it the reporters term or did he get it from !
some book. READER.
When re reply that the term is found in
Shakespeare, it osly shows the universally
Of his genius, and to what . vast degree
phrases in common use, the origin or true
wording Of which We may be ignorant of, are
tssceabie - the Immortal bard" The quota |
ton 10 in the third scene of Act. 5, Of Mac
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

Know myself BY reading the Science Of
Lift ID hrst ue iiCSl worS ever published
for "nHG. - -oi,iis- aged ns!.
1850
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

QUERIES AND REPLIES.


What 10 pedigree Of the horse British
Hunter. referred to in the Journal last week ?
Where vas he bred, and what is his record? ?
PALERMO. BREEDER.
Why does q vessel containing cold water
sweat" in . hot day in summer. and why
more profusely just before a rain than at
other timesr SCHOLAR.
IL there any remedy for the Buffalo bug2
If so, what 10 ii! CARPET SwEEPER.
GARDINER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

HtO THE DEAF-A Person cured Of Deafness
i and noises in the head of 70 years standing BY
II simple remedy, will send description of 1t FREh
to any Person who applies to NICHOLSON, l73
Mac DOugan Street, New York. U. D. A.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

CLISr"N, Apr. I'd, SO.
Cousin Bess Il thought | would write
again. Our school has just closed. 1t kept
sixteen weeks, and | missed only one day.
| have a colt and dog. My colts name is
Ned and my dogs name is Curlie. | will
answer Livy Flagg's Bible question, What
was SIMPSONS riddle?" "Out of the
eater came forth meat AMI out of the
strong came forth Sweetness 1t
is found in Judges l+-l4 | will close by
asking two Bible questions. Who asked
woman for drink of water and she gave him
milk? Who caused iron to swim? From
YOUR loving cousin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

Dear Cousin Bess:-I am 4 boy. can
drive oxen for papa to plough. | can drop
seeds but cannot use hoe yet. have a
little rake and a pitchfork all my own. Ny
uncle bought the fork for me at an auction
have pair of ducks. Papa is going to
stone pond for them when he has time.
They quack-quack every morning so | will
go out and feed them. | think they know
me, but, Cousin Bess, do you think they dos
| have dog. | harness him to cart once
in while and he gives me quite ride. HIS
name lie Bose. Papa says that is a book
name for almost every good dog. My Bose
is good dog He never bites and he knows
aIgood deal. He is black with a little white
ring round his neck | will close.
From your cousin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25
Jersey Bull. Butter Boy

VIII make the season of 1889 at the Farm Of
DANIEL A. CoSY on the Thomaston Road. east side
of the river one mile from kennebec Bridge.
Terms-one Dollar, cash.
HARVEY LEAvITT,
Agent for Owner.
Augusta, April.ls, 1889. aprE eod2m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

The good old Vegetable Pulmonary Shisam.
Best known for Coughs Colds & COnfumpkt
don. Genuine Cutler Bros. Co. Boston.
oct36cod& w6n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

When Baby ~as Gck, ~ gave her cassona
Whsn she va Child. she cried for CsssortA
Whsn shs became Aiss, she chung to CastoriA
WAsa she bad Children, shs gave tAsm c., a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

Municipal officers are apt to be too care
less in the drawing of Jurors, said a we'll
known court official to me recently.
How is 'hu?" | asked.
We'll, the drawing is too often form-I
might almost say farce. 1t is a careless way
Of doing business that seems to be growing
II it continues something will have to be
done 10 prevent il in the near future"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25
FOR GENTLE ZEN.

ABSOIt TELY THE BEST.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Try aiso our
oH.OO GENg1yE Usnd-se we'd shoe.
1e.sDss % AND-sEWED WELT snOE.
6S.AO GOOpSGAs WELT suOE.
oD.k0 CALf sHOE.
63.OH VEAL CAR sHOE.
Examine our .p~eisifiss for Ladies.
1900 HAN tD-sEW ED WELT SHOE.
q ~ FRENCH Tanned Doaxola Ahoe.
$3.50 GLAZED DONGOIA SHOE.
1~sAing style Gssts. All .tsss 4 " tdth o..
Asst Tor and tn- IN having the OH1a1 VAL
n. 4. PACKARD A CO.'S shoes. Refuse all
sgbstitbt's The genuine hHv" our rtamp hot
tom Of ,aGh shoe. n your dealrr cannot supply
yoa sond your order To t.ood- 4FBt To- any part
Of the q. .. 90 receipt Of price.
\. 4. PACKARD 4 CO., Ba0ckT0M, MASS.
For sale In Augusta by CSC. ?. HAWGs.
aprisdeodiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

Dear Cousin Bess:- will write you
about my flowers. | have the pansy, the
daisy, sweet lichen, rubber plant, coleopsi,
and coumbine in four colors, pink, blue,
white and purple. | have queen of the
meadow, verbenas, mountain daisy, pinks
AMI peoples. and | have a crab apple tree
right in the middle If my flower garden,
Well there, Cousin Bess. my flowers are too
numerous to mention them all have
oloodroot and it has very pretty flowers. and
! have a good many more.
From your cousin
NELLIE GRIFFIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

I'VE two are one. aren't we, Alyernon?"
said the down east girl as the train started
for the Hub
Yes. darling"
But when the conductor came along it took
~ tickets just the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

OF health and strength renewed and of ease
and comfort follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, Is it acts in harmony with nature to
ehectually cleanse the system when cositive
or bilious. For sale in SOC and o. 90 bottles
by all leading druggists. mar25dkwlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25
VERY LITTLE Folks.

According to my promise the following
letter will occupy the first place in this de-
partment.
DRESDEN FALLS, Apr. 4, 1883.
Dear Cousin Bess will write you about
the flowers in my garden. | think we have
very pretty ones. We have lovely panses,
they look like so many faces. Then the
tulip, the lily of the valley, the single daily.
and the purple myrtle which | think is very
pretty For the month of June we have
six kinds of roses. One hou-e rose now
sands forty inches high with the buds on it.
We have u Scotch rose that blooms all the
month of June and July. 1t is just lovely.
wish you could see it and have big bou-
quet from it. The rose is double and about
as large as a twenty five cent piece. We
also have verbenas, all colors, also the
daisy, the peony and the day lily. The last
is lovely flower, but think | love the
pansy and the rose more than all the rest.
| enjoy being out of doors ami seeing the
flowers and hearing the birds sing. There
are lots Of humming birds round here. Last
summer one lost his way and flew in at our
window. 1t was very small. 1t had a long
beak but its color was very pretty. 1t made
a great deal of noise for such little thing
We caught him and all had a good look at
think he was glad to be free again in his
own big home ont of doors. do not love
little boys or girls who rob the nests of the
dear little birds.
CHARLESA F. GOODWIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

The prize fighter Of olden times used to
make hard work Of hi, training" said my
friend Oldsport ref ctively-"the i, used
to take a whole gymnasium to get them into
condition. Nov all that's required is a half
ton of gum
"A half ton of gum"
Yes"
Whats that for7"
ITO exercise their jsvbones.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

is the most perfect soap ever made. Send
two cents for samples to Colgate & Co, 50
John St, n, Y. apr23 Tues&Fri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

We hope cousin Lisy will decide whether
this answer to her question is correct.
am quite sure you are happy boy with
= colt and dog for pets. Ii does me good
to receive Just such letter from just such a
boy As know you must be. You will trust
tell me more about your colt in your next
letter and if he was ever harnessed Oh, yes.
you must tell me great many things about
him-his age, his color, his size and if you
are training him yourself thank you for
your letter c. B.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

Oh. if only had her complexion, Why,
it 10 easily obtained. Use Pozzoni's Com
plexion Powder. Apr23dlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

The experiences Of many ministers of the
gospel. even in this nineteenth century,
would seem 10 prove that gospel teaching in
some localities at least. 10 still = subject of
barter, no, having reached that firm cash
basis 30 delightful alike to saint AMI sinner.
1t is the marriage fee perhaps more than any
other part Of the pastors income, that brings
out the inboru tendency Of man
to decker, even 10 matters Of the moe.
solemn import and lasting consequences. A
country minister not many miles from this
city had an illustration Of this recently. A
young couple residing in a neighboring town
presented themselves At the parsonage one
evening and asked to be "hitehed up The
knot" was soon tied, and when the first kiss
h Vi been taken, the happy ssain fastened
outside and presently returned with bag
Of beans and poodle dog which he present
= TO the minister In payment Of his services.
The good man was overcome with emotion
but recovered himself sufficiently to thank
the young man for the beans and respect
fully decline the dog for which he remarked
he could see no possible use in his business"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25
Socal 21laffers.
ALL AIouo 7nB LINE


The Philosopher stone. the Piefian spring
and the Fountain Of Youth have always been
shining goals to stimulate the eudesvors Of
souls that yearned-or yavned- after the
uns,sainsble- A. yet re have no sothensie
record OF the discovery Of any Of them A
sage Of Windsor. Ne, claims, however. to
have found the secret Of perennial existence
here below. This, he considers. attainzbIe
only through = diet strictly limited to
parched peas and psre spring water. do
not expect to live TO see this theory Of life
demonstrated. Indeed, very much doubt
vhesber the average citizen would care to
attain to the years Of MsthuseiAh under such
circumstances.
who Is that mysterious man, PAP" asked
the little hotel boy.
The one With the long hair and eye
slassesf
Yes. 10 he . poet1-
No. my child"
"Is he Buffalo Biil?"
mo my son; that's . Globe reporter
working up an interview with Maine Hermit. "
Where is the Maine Hermit, PAP
Hes in type at the Office
Then shy is the reporter down heres"
"He'. looking up place to locate him, my
SON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

rUSHNOC COUNCIL UNITED FRIENDS NO.
~ 1856. Regular meeting first and third Mondays
in each month.
DR.. r. J. MARTIN, &C.
JOHN COUGHLIN, Recorder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
Receivers Sale.

Notice - hereby given that under ana hx
virtue OF AZ order Is>Hea out az the d .trlet
Court FOE ehehalis county. " T., oa the an
dsy of June, \. ID. ls,s, ia chambErS Ar
~ m sas ais Allyn, judge. q me direct
eel a. receiver, Will offer Tor sale At unbls.
auction on the 18th day OF s~.pternt.. !.
D. is,s, al ef the Emery, Mack q MOI
Emery ceSea~ss1l Hsiil and machinery a.
ptrtsining thereto and millsste. rnn-e r.-
tseBisrsy KNOWN snd deserih i As IA ,,xs
. eohaincneing 30 isei IRON the wishksh
HFSf on TOE continuation OF the east INC
OF street Ia ihe town OF AbqrsI,..s,, o.
mans county, W T.. running taenc. ne,sth-
sastefiy Us feet. tarallea with saiS rfv..-
theoce IN soGtheas'eriy 3irec,5eu usrn,iai
stn street aafl within luo fess- Of The -sI,s
".s Al Iiter. tneoce III . northeastern
direction parallel with Said river ss- se.s,
Thence soaths&sierly l0o feet ta The ss{,
lsnkah rtysr, thence Down ssf4 $50
slonE the rcsndered nrl, 70 rn,. lfns -
tween iots four ~ and Eve 80 in floek No
= ~ s4ia toNn 81 Atserleen. thence north
sesieTAy along the jtne between S.Sd a,ss
four a. and cse IS ,a the yo~tAs 81 ~. -
sad block No thirty two fgzI Ara ths-.s'
Ole talf 10 the east line Of ssi,. a ..rsss,
tSeaee sionz TIE conslnsat!os sf a -,
10 the plsee O! beginning. c0ntsgpiny si,-..
- sr'os alats or less 40 TIE story
iEsli's sA~ nil Main balldiBg lesx&s 49,,
t-esaer room =sx&9 feet fath rs.nYss "a, x,
lest psAnef shed SXi25. f4iug rEsrn f.xsa
fe-s. blacksmith shop sTsd fCso Son. -
@Ee so&ase 80 inch circular nv L I,
Ans hssa o.oeSs, - Inches fsnax s5ss',
I ssSs Gas or. rolls e9rapts-ss I -.
heavy bo< hssle- snd eucIssS ehsI7s- 49,.
Ifaet0H san1az gear. sss-isseh shell ~
issas song tue boilers ~ sir1eh ss.s !,
sss D s'sAra stiG gA,ef CONNECTIONS in 49,
cas- sAsf% aud repair. > water luisefT,ys-
one ltxls Fay state ensius. a9th co.,4..s.E
coas one i>x2d AtIss engine wlth enn-
nsstfens. enc r. inch Tr1zrap pa sisner .ss.s
HAAae Der e&8IiAs AID snaitIns con, rl..s..-
Ns-aeTn ks48z catrt -sle boom IL. s,,,,'
1eSitosi wIth the MI Shipping vha,s
20 s,-ei front BY go fess tess, with afn,,i,
cefssn 90 water 81 ne wharf f5< snv 49,,
entering tsrsys hartor The YuFif 49,
caEssrsiy - si.esa feet per das ~ 10 be-
teatrA2iN ifeAfss1 IN The rnest a-a<sv =. -
AsG spruce 1mbev IN NAshtre.rsfa T..-~t-
tory EGrse hundred and s&xsv rr5ss.
Es&rsf tailsarzss market thaa ne -gprs.s
Ealifs- s'A.
1se sac vii take pzaee a. TIE ss.svs. b..
eF1tss T.1a3i - ga ;se lstA Gay OF -.srs-~s.z
sss. 4. - 49,. a. , ciocx p "a. fpm. -
ssss oae asf cssa. ssssnse ca ar f--ss.-..
.~siEe .l'.trsS rre dale Of as. ---.s
uassl raid. pars4Ssf 70 give nls pfpnl.-
ssry note sar sraoant anp~sd and tie -
ress with prx~rzt ovaers nnfil -. fun p.-.
ehxs< rsrsrx ara Interest Il paid
JOIN @ LEwIs. Recefvsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

I'VE approve of the declaration Of
principles made hy the national he
mocracy In 81. Louis in isSS'
40 say the Democrats OF " aShing-
ton In the platform adopted AZ Ell
ensburg one week aga. And this sen.
tence. this declaration. is the pivot
upon which the present campaign
must turn. Every voter should con
sider II well and realize H. inll mean
ing before casting his ballot on the
first day OF October.
What l. the declaration Of principles
which Is so fully approved II Is the
Democratic platform which approves
the free trade message Of ex President
Cleveland. /, u the platform which
indorscs the crude. Illogical and dan
ecroux Mills bin, It IS the platform
which the American people scorne,l
and repudiated when they elected Gea
cial Harrison 10 the presidency. The
Democrats have uncovered the old
party spoon and are enic2vortng II
force down the Threats ~ the people
of Washington the same nauSeous
desc which they refused g. swallow
less than one year ago.
Through the medium 81 the ma
tionAl platform. therefore. ,he Demo
Gratis OF this commonwealth indogse
The Mills bin and ask The people to
manifest their approval Of il by their
votes. And what Is this Mills bll ?
They call il hill for the revision og
the tariff. bat. 80 fsE as she Industries
of Washington are concerned. IL IS
nothing more nor less than frcv
trade bill.
Ii abolishes the duty on loks. GA
rough and dressed iamhef ga shia
r,es. GA brsck. on ciay an3 eArthen-
~.re. on extract at hemi,sk an
other bark used far tanning "a short.
IL rlaees almost al she important
nrxsaurss ~ washlngtoa upsn the
IRE. list. II tae hsa hs1 boen de.
signed With the sole p'irgs'ss ca ,hrust.
ing this territory beyond the pale ~
IN. protective lsss, y osaid aoi lei
,sr have serss<s that IeTpose. While
l..x,ax H. the wosklDeHarn oi other
states = measured AMI nmevst&ip de-
rrr~ of protection. y 'eFoss 'aoss ST
Warrington into dsf*ss a"a ahAasa-
p~r~a aesnpesisioa ~.'h sse el'eap "a
h.r If Eriflsa s<aaass3a and tae
ch~aper ixlzsf * tshsns- ~ Tar 81 the
Ilni~rw~ss II tAss e@ssssssa ~eslth arc
xoncsrnea. shs Isl ss ielasiAev
measd<a into sofsss
And tbs tsesaoexass safsss - 20 ap
sxoys this bsi shsf ssysss ss 8,
"a . frrr~e<assssss sass 81 $40
@r me snxsss " = ssses sssss
- - eha~ssx ssEssc @s3s<s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

At Harlem. New York, September
:. there was a pie-eating tournament
between three men for prize Of two
dollars. There were apple pies. Gus
tard pies. huckleberry pies, meringue
pies. and several other varieties. Be
fore the tifneseeper had finished the
question. Are you ready" one of the
contestants hal grabbed his first pie
and taken large lite, on which a
foul vas claimed and allowed.
Only two Of the men fought 10 fin
ish. one desouring twenty three and
the other nineteen pies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

A nex feature has been introduced
into the ELECTORAL contest now raging
in France. The bishop Of Marxeilies
took IL upon himself to issue pasto-
raj letter, addressed 10 the priests OF
bis diocese, urging them 10 take an
setiye part In the contest. and see 10 it
that their Practitioners support for
deputies only those candidates who
are orthodox The minister Of
public worship has responded with
a circular addressed 10 all bishops,
warning them that clerical inter-
ference In elections would subject them
10 penal action. The contest may
lead 90 separation between church
and state in France.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

The 500 Of Gsusrsi Logan having
rsfnsezl 90 send portrait Of hss issfs~F
b. the Mnrss Bslss~s.s Cab. Of fiEeirs-
etanafs. hees1se a bss bs,stality 70 the
man ia wbose h<ysss the club Vas
named the istt~r. tn tsis paper Of sep
s~mb~r 9, responded thas
7As Reruszse.ss q Ohio felt Themselves
~rgarsa whez aeazra1 Lxaa s@aAsss q
.sxsss 10 sa@ -ez&.4 for th@Es rights In TIE
nasssg q Mr. PsTnes corvnys sserrson e
sg.ss beesy. TkeT we're IN Ersef for Aarz
rs<ssr mas sngrT stss siEs. knd wssn Be
4ses tizeT SER forxssfsa 81 al sas hl'
zssrF. sHs there ~sss 10 fass4vH~fs fsafs
sssxage fAka they. + IL Fexssxs1As iszt b
sssn sseszasss Sftsztssn 70 he srr0r sss'
e.sss4sea fsze ess.3s a bis seasseytsl carer
Ast . gsnsrusas pesoysss woait Hose thsn
oszss fayg4Te fCr slis fathers sase Sse iss
t<sssrssss gzassefsssan Ct tie sssn 81 tas
xys AZ seaerss 81 fss wexsSrn Fuissteers-
asse eaiy - ssy ~ EsYssff tiAt tae ypsiSs
rsaz mistakes nae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

The Democrats are willing 10 pro-
tsct sugar, bat not 10 protect hops.
But, then, sugar is produced in Demo
cratic Louisiana and hops are pro-
dueed In Republican Washington.
Foster the industries of Democratic
states and strike down those of Re
publican states. Such is the selfish
bat characteristic policy of the Demo
cratic itarfY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

The Norrlstown Herald. IN noticing
a recent alleged fool hardy feat, says
that when man goes over Niagara
in a barrel. two heads are better than
one the two heads OF the barrel being
better than the one on the man 5
-l-..--L-l..-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

An old-liDe Republican OF the West
eSn Reserve tn ohio recently re
marked az the Democratic party
" II has 40 past. no future. and burned
MIflr nrrSsnt \"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

Ia l. said that the inventor OF the
celebrated puzzle. pigs in clover. -
viii sue the authors Of The Ellensburg
Democratic platform for infringe
msnt. He insists that said platform
Is a brain .puzxling device 10 get the
pigs into the PEN. and nothing el,e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

Rev. Ellis Howell. of Marshall. III q,
who recently olhelated at a wedding
for the one ihoussndth time. j.
firmly al the opinion that marriage is
not failure. his fees having averaged
fuiiy i've dollars each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17

simultaneously with the great storm
which recently s~sps the Atlantic sea
board. spreading death and devssta-
ton Ia it, track, q great and unusual
activity xas observed la the gsysers oil
Yellowstone park, accompanied By
violent sabtsrranean commissions.
Y. neither this vas . mere coincidence
or whether there vas an intimate re-
tatson between the tao phsnomens.
resiains for the ssyants 20 decide, II
indeed il i subject 20 absolutely con
elusive settlement. The Intervention
o. two thousand miles OF territory
much ~ il mountainous. would dis
credit the idea that neteoyte condi-
tions on tie seaboard would exert an
influence at point so distant, ele-
waited 40 feet above the sea level.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
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\ Family IrweI.-Dr David Kennels
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
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