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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27

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Entries for Today.

The unfinished troi will be decided the
FIRST thing this afternoon. On the regular
afternoon programme are three events, a
,Thalf-mii and repeat race a quarter mile
dash and 40 class trot Purses, 500
$3.50 and 500 respectively.
The entries are as follows:
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soME AUTHORS HANDWRITING.

Longfsllows handwriting was . bold,
frank back hand.
Charlotte Brontss handwriting APPEARED
70 have been traced with . needle
Thaekerays penmAnshtp was marveloasly
esAk, but 10 small that 1t could not always
Be rod with comfort by any but micro
scopic eyes
Joaquin Miliers writing Is illegfble in IL
sslf, and il rsndsrsd doubly difficult by the
tact that the authors spelling 10 Of the most
sccsntric kind
Bryants was aggressive and pleasing 70
the eye, but had no poetical characteristics;
and Keats WAS rather too clerical for the
most dainty Of modern post2.
Napoleous handwriting was not only IL
legible; it is said that his letters from Ger
many to Josephine were At first taken for
rough maps Of tho sat Of war.
Capt. Marryats handwriting was 30 fine
that whenever tho copyist rested from his
labrs he was obliged to stick pin where he
lafs Oh in order to find the place again
Carlyle reconstructed with pen and gall
what his mind and eyes had seen, and in the
patient but Grabbed and oddly emphasized
handwriting much Of his temperament may
be read
Among the authors Of the past, Gray,
Moore, Leigh Hunt, Walter Scott and Bu-
chanan Read possessed pleasing running
hand which failed to express any decided in
dividuality.
Charles Dickens writing was very minute,
and his habit Of writing with blue ink upon
blue paper, with frequent Mterlineations and
cross lines, make his copy . burden alike 70
compositor and proofreader.
Byron's handwriting was . mere scrawl,
and his additions in the proof were generally
greater than the original taxi. To one poem,
which contained only 400 lines in the first
dra1E, l,OOO were added in proofs
A reckless compontor one day went to
Jules Janin and besought him to decipher
some pages OF his own manuscript. The great
man replied that he would rather rewrite
than attempt to read over again what he had
one written.
Among living authors, Howells, Holiness
Bret Harte, Andrew Lang, William Norris,
Frederick Locker and George Macdonald
write hands that are plain and legible, and
often beautiful, without any strongly dis
tinctive characteristics.
But no peaman. either American or foreign.
could have been worse than Horace Greeley.
GOOD God, )" said new compositor to whom
take" Of the editors copy had been handed,
III Bslshazzar had seen this writing On the
wall he would have been more terrified than
he wasr
Few printers could read Balzacs copy,
and those who could made an express stipu-
lAtion with their employer to work at it only
one hour at = time. Even after the hero
glyphics had been translated into print, the
proof sheets came hack more illegible than
the original copy.
While having his house repaired Rufus
Choate had promised to send the model for a
carved mantelpiece, Failing to obtain what
he wanted, he wrote to his workman to tina,
effect. The carpenter eyed the missive from
all points Of view, and finally decided that it
must be the promised plan; so he set TO work
70 fashion what must have been the most origi-
nal mantelpiece that ever ornamental a room.
-Lippincotts Magazine.
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Marriieo.

In Rochisnd, Dec -, T. =. Rankin aud Emma
Peterson, both Of Rockland.
In Deering, Dec. II, WIN. l.. Harris of Lewisburg.
Pa, aud Miss Gertrude TinsMsn OF DeertnH
In Greene, Dec. u, Waiter J. Leavift Of Turner
aud Mis- Flora A. Merrill Of Greene.
In tiurduer. Dec. II. Jerome B. Ferrell and Mia.
Mamie q. Iytr,
In Belgrsd. Dec. "A, Henry n. Parks aud Mrs
Hattie " Libby both of Hslios sell.
In Lewiston. Dec IA. Albert T.. Clement and Miss
Lizzie N. Lydston.
In HARRINGTON, Dec. 2, capt. Atwood n. Norton
and Miss Jennie Is Look.
In Portland. Oct. -. Gardner Wilcox Of Dover,
n. H.. and Miss Nellie y. Robbins Of south Hope
D. c. Is, Nelson ,rse and Mrs l.. r. Holt, both Of
Cumberland Mills.
Ia Hodgdon Dec 18th. Jane. h. Libby aud Miss
Hortens- Emmons botr OF Hodgdou
In Ellsworth. Dec. 14th. Edg = Nichoson and Mis-.
Christina Mct,i!lvery, both of sullivan; Dec iNh,
Calvin II. chick and Miss Eta Colpi,ts, both of
kr Harbor.
In Franklin D~c. 10th, Fr d A. Bling of Fact
brook. and Miss Deiia T.. johnson If sullivan.
In steaheH, Dee. 9Th, Mr. Chas. Hoyt of Jack.
soa lie, Fla and Aiss Jesnic kendai of Steubeu.
In Fairfield. Dec. 10Th. Francis 4. hammond of
Orouo and Miss Bertha ". clifford of Fairfield.
In Cherry field. Dec eth. t,~org. Hutchin. and
Ms lizzie ckett, both Of Ch-rrJ field.
In Mblown, Dec. iith. Rrv. +. A. Cranston and
Miss N. IT n Miner.
In Noble boro. d. 18th. Edgar P. Bond OF Jefer.
son..ans Mise Ada u. Dreamer o, wa'doboro.
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CATsRRH, ca rAWRHAL DEAFNESS
HAY FEyEA.


Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious. or that they
are due To the pre- sence of living parasites
in the lining membrane of the nose and
eustschian tubes. Microscopic research,
however, has proved this to be fact, and
the re-ul, of this discovery il that . simple
remedy has been formulated whereby ca
txrrh. catarrhal deafness sud hay fever are
permanently cured IN from one to three
simple applications made at home by the
patent once IN two weeks.
N Ii -This treatment 10 not sDu6 or
An ointment; both have been discarded by
reputable physicians ~ injurious A pam
pile, explain ing this nes treatment is sent
free on receipt OF stamp to pay postage, by
A. II. DIXON 4 Son, 331 and 359 West King
Street, Toronto, Canada --- Christias ddro
cate
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles hould
carefully read the soOve.
dec20d&w l. chilly folrm
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9iie0.

| In Hartlsud. De. nth, Dsriu. Rand. aged 7sb
YEAR,, months.
Al Zine Point. Dee. IL, Fora v, only daughter Of
J. +. and LAura NcPhee. aged years. months.
Al Isle su Haut, Dee. izih. Capt Ezra Turner.
In Brunswick. Dec. sth. Mrs Abigail Pollard,
aged d years; Dec. 6sh, Mrs Lydia b. Rohipsoo.
aged o. years
In Gardner, rec. sth. Enos Nsddocks. aged y,
years. months.
In south standIsh, Dec. I'd. John Cousdop, son
Of Rev. W. n. Confdon. as~d L years, oosths
and , days.
In Btddeford, Dec. 10Th, Richard Te;rxalt.
In ffyeearf. Dee. 10. Mrs. sarah PAes, wife Of
Eldridee G. Clmriee, agnd =: yrsrs-
In lvernore FAlls, Dec Il, Edgar y. Esstis. assA
years.
Il IVES: Bath, Dec. 10. kinsbsy ,Bsbisr. aged -
10 Arowsic. Dee 10. Ida r.. wife Of Henry A.
Stinsos, aeed 70 years
In Lminstsn, bee. ., Grin Deshosn, aged - years
months; Dee. 10. Emma. infant daughter Of !. ".
and floresee Hobson, sged ueeks.
In Cornish, Dec. II, John PAge, aged ~ yeAss.
II Brooklyn. n. y, Dec. u, Ma louisa T. Gsaas.
fsrmsfiy Of Ealnouth. Me-: Dee .. Lea4an q.
LlteA1eld, sgd = year.. formerly Of Bath.
In Charsst -. Dse- let. Anss kicA, aesA = yeass
g sassos, De-. Ia, Masy Jaae yeAasoa. ~
ysaf ~ 1oaths; De-. IN. EHsahssA An, iSfaas
aaaGAsef ct JosapA 81 Am Modes, ~ ysArs,
00afAs ~ u AAys.
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Ass ees vss ehss in carts and kiiss. ss.s,s nssL
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A ssid ..a tsesyhi hsrpssfsy ,Ans ssa.lsshios<d
I'D ahsas1.
cot ever beard
Asa. strsasv to cay. lad. vho owed all sorss g.
sosxh, dream sf '~l,s-s p.psr. With tn. rasssa~s
ID slses = dream Of ssmmer ssd barefoot boy n
play
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gray,
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tried 10 hid
Bought bright and tender visions Of LITTLE girl vhs
died
ragged little b~ggAs giri with weary, vistfsi Ssse
soon chose CinasseliA dream. with tevsis al
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Advertising patent medicine in the Pc
cuIiar way IA which the proprietor Of kemp's
Balsam for Coughs aud Colds does 10 indeed
wonderful He suthorixes all druggists to
awe those who call for it a sample bottle
free, tina, they may try it before purchasing.
The large bottles are zoe. and 81 We adj
vise trial It may save you from consump-
ton declSeod&w<w
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Tbs 0fass Orange.

Tbs stale GraDss Of Patrons OF Husbsndry
ssarss Of upon the eighteen year Of 10 e.
iss~nc~ 10 this State With the largest membsf-
ship il has ever had, ssd under charge Of N
able board Of ofseess chosen With great
aosnimity. The new master, Hon. Rufss
Prir c.. 10 we'll and widely known - the very
Efficient president Of the State Agricultural
Society. sod for the psss two years has occs-
pied the second position In the sdninissrasioa
Of the State Grange. that Of oveTsser. 4
practical farmer sBd man of a6sirs, me mbsf
Of the grange for more than ten years. f.
milisr 9Th the duties Of pfesiiins over de-
Lucrative bodies, both . clear writer and
ready speaker upon agricultural subjects,
and, wi'hai, an ahsbIs sentlsman--vs pre-
dict for the fu:ure Of the State Grange under
Mr.. Princes leadsrships prosperity and suc-
cess equal 70 that which has characterised IL
In the past. Associated with the new master
~ lscturer--one Of the most important 20
sit.ons 10 the xranEe-is DIR. Tvitcnsil. Who
10 already veil known To members Of the or
der - . ready writer and pleasing public
speaker. and vho has already dole good ser
vice to the grange by his work the past year :.
- State deputy. in organizing new gssnses
and giving public lectures in vsri-
ous parts Of the State. Several ether
chan Ses 10 the lesser sfiicers sli seem 10 have
been we'll msde-psovided change vas to
have been made At all. There IL one old
officer retained however whom every patron
will be happy TO see kept in place. We re-
fer to y. 3. Smith. Esq, Of Norway, for
many years the faithful treasurer OF the
Grange. who has managed this most import
ant department Of its affairs with great pru-
dsnce and good Judgment
In the makeup Of the board Of officers Of
the grange are four capable, cultivated. en-
thusisstic women-representatives Of that
large number Of their sisters who are admit
ted to this order upon equal terms - men.
They form = most important factor in its
unity and in the work Of the subordinate
oranges are assigned and discharge = worthy
and creditable share in its deliberations. IL
10 the social and co-educational advantages
Of the grange which forms its greatest source
of strength. Had not women been admitted
To its Nd. mbership the grange would have
had no history, no influence, no part. no
future--for it wonld have had no life Its
record could have been written in the shift
sand. Of days time.
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Mrs. Winsio~'- Soothing Syrup should
slwsys b. used for children teething. l.
ssothes the child softens the gums sllaye
all pain, cures wind collie, and it 10 the best
remedy for disrrhea Twenty-Five cents .
hottie feb20dM WeiFrikWly
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For entertainments, busl'
ness specials, excursions,
dances, social gatherings,
etc., etc., printed In Asot'
GLASS style a-d 1t lovsooe
priceo, At the konnoboe
journal once. promptno0o
ID our motto.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale At C. B. Murphy's.
iulv e9dk - ch civ
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No remedy for blood disorders can equal
Ayers SArssparills, Though concentrated
and powerful. this medicine 10 perfectly safe
and may be taken by children ss we'll ~
adults. ply sicians recommend it in prefer
en- ,e to any other. Price 81. Worth % =
bottle. dec l6eodAw
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price so cents
For sale At G.. b. Murphy's
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We coatirs~ our notes Of exsmtnasioos Of
lsesns ksssriioens Station bsiIssiss and re-
ports, from isss number.
In Bulletin No. II. the Vermont Station
publishss the results Of tests Of dairy cows at
ths Vermont State Fair 10 Sspsember last
certainly one Of the m0ss disappointing and
aseisss piecss Of work ever undertaken BY
sny ssstse4 within our knowledge. Had the
assssers Of the fair. for the psrposs Of in
vieisg competition sni drawing out crowd
ef visitors TO zee whose eo~ would tivs the
biggest pail Of milk" seen As 70 Offer prizes
for such competition. ~ they did 10 this In
stance, il voaid have been prudent and wise
aessurs Tor the officers Of the Experiment
Station 10 hsv. fsfeus lie aid 70 any such
competitive ta. Science may veil AFFORD 10
remain silent under such circumstances. ~ II
10 in no position to gain any benefit os die
seminst. any good TO the farmers from such
trials. The conditions Of transportation by
rail- often for long distances away from home,
and the NEAT. dust. noise and disquietude Of
sojourn at great fair are 90 unfsvossbis 70
. cov's doing her best nj the pail, or her
cream or butter approaching . fair isss Of
'"s' "''' """'a '""" eH"~f ""''"s' 'S''A''
lions in The home psstare and stable. that no
sacb isiAi should be thought Of for the pur-
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What 10 more attractive than pretty face
~ith fresh. bright complexion. For il use
PozEonis Powder. Decl5dlw
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~ Ths whole story Of De gssvth Of thsss
to csoDs 10 intervening. bot vs ssss b ees.
ssus With shs absefacs nsds freo he paesssss
which sepssssnss ~ fsess,
The lase issasd bulI<san from the Delawass
stallion v devosed 10 summary Of ~ -
sou's sxperimsnts On the black rot Of grapes,
ACCOMPANIED 9TH . colored plase. The -
suits are exceedingly vaIsAbi~ 10 e craps
growing section Of The cosnssy. bsf have liz.
te app. icston 70 Maine.
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S,eel's Little Bile Pills are ~ithout an
equal for stimulating tn. liver TO healthy
ac,ion, aud creating proper secretion of Bile,
thus removing from the systebi the germ. u
malaria, curing cobstipsi ion, indigestion,
ani induoipe = healthy ciroai.t,on Of IN.
I'D, without which no on. ca enjoy sounG
health. They are small. but ehectivet fres
from pausestiDg pr0pen-itiss And gripping
pains. and do not ia,ef,ere in thar action s'fi
the Ordinary routiae of dsi.v life. Hvsvd,
sugar coated To be hai in Augusta IT J.
Mixer and C., p. Murphy 4 Co, tor 25 per
bottle
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"HAckme'ack, a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price % and 80 cents. For sale ct
e. b. Murphy's.
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sAs said by an enemy of Napoleon Ill
that he had no sentiment Of good or evil,
only the sentiment OF self" The habit Of
continual self consciousness and self attention
. ~ fatal to ones happiness as it is to one.
usefulness and good manners; but the only
way to cure it is to cultivate thoughtfulness
Of Others and kindness toward them The
Rev Edward Everett Hale says:
Il remember having to advise . man VINO
aad fallen into a sad. morose life, aud hal put
himself under my counsel, and I said, Sup
pose you begin by passing the butter at tie
table He neesled to be on the outlook. con
sciously, for little occasions to serve thuss
around MIN Take care i'll the least exercises
that you care for others
I do NOT ike that man. said . sound Oh
server To me-. 1 saw him let his vito pick
up her own handkerchief This critic vas
right in that quick judgment
II judge him BY the = be hats his de-.
That is a wise criticism, AMI II it is wise in
sriticiGD it u wise in life. Train yoursan to
unsel1shne<s in what the world piesses 70 81
little ehinSx - Youths Cou,pas,on
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POSTERS

For Public 1Geetiues
Dances, Buaineoe Announoa.
1ents. Suppers, Sociableo,
E9tertaanments. etc, ETC..
Printed At lowest prioeS
49, n Arst-class shape a1
0o Kenn0boo Journal al.
Aoe. Do not 20 elsewhere
be9oEe oocFesponding vith
- " work & aAra1tooA.
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That the Kennehec Journal has The hesa
equipped printing estaAlkAneat In
Maine, ard that lts prices casnst -
beaten fer he sane quality u verb.
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SOME USEFUL HINTS.

Cups and saucers stained with tea may b
made bright again by using damp salt
Never put potatoes on the table in covered
dish. They will reabsorb their own moistur
and become soggy.
Willow furniture should be scrubbed well
with salt and water, applied with nail brush
to clean it. Dry it thoroughly.
A small box filled with lime, and placed on
. shelf in the pantry or closet, will absorb
dampness and keep the air in the closet dry
and sweet.
Table linen should be hemmed by hand.
Not ouly does it look more dainty. but there
ID never . streak Of dirt under the edge after
being Numbered, as with machine sewing.
Shrunken half worn bed blankets or COM
forts, past using On bad, make good pads to
put under a stair carpst. They will answer
ths purpose just Is we'll as the bcughten
pads. and be q great saving in the wear OF
ths stair carpet.
No matter how large the spot Of oil, any
carpet or wooden stun can be cleaned ny ap-
plying buckwheat plentifully and faithfully.
brushing it into q dustpan after short time,
and putting on fresh until the oil has all dis
appeared.
Never wash cups, plates, spoon and knives
used in the sick room with those OF the fam
lily. Scarlet fever and other infectious dis
eases have been spread in this way. Do not
eat in the sick persons room. or partake of
anything that has stood Their. American
Cultivator.
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PENNYRoYAL WAFERs.

Prescription Of . physician Who
e :: ! J
A21 has had life long experience 10
treating female diseasek Il used
IN monthly with perfect success By
over II oop ladh .. Pleasant safo
eEectual Ladies' ask your drug
eiss for rennyrcyel Wafefs and
~ take no spbstitute, or incloep post
ago for ecaled Particular SoA b.
dN ali druggists, q par box Addf0a
3HB4UREXA CHEMICAL CO, DuxnuR. AAR
}. u. Mixer. Druggist. Agent. i9s Ws,er ST.. An
sasta. Nc. Orders by mail promptly nlled.
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ITO Er-Tenement of FIVE rooms with water
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Revere House,
BOSTON.
EUROPEAN PLAN.

Near Boston aud Maine. Eastern. Fi,chburg, and
Lowell d-pots, G. ntres Of business snd pln yes o
amusement.
Handsomely Furnished. Homelk. and Comfort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-20

Rooms all large and comfortable. elegant suites
with hstha attached, ample public pArlors; gentle
mems cafe and billiard room. and drst class In
every respect
sS-Fine music every evening. conducted BY Mr.
>wornsbosrn- Of the Boston symphony Orchestra
ROOMS FROM ii.oo A DAY UP.
J. =. WERROyv 4 co.. r, spviesevs.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-20

WALL PAPER BARGAINS.
YES. strong White Back Paper . to Re
Gilt oto lar,
"a Embossed Gilt" sto lSe.
All Widths OF GILT Borders 3fo -. I'd
" Color " lie.
send 81 stamps for samples.
Please state what ROOMS and about wins; colors and
cost yoa wanf samples sent. AddTvss
=. H. CADT, 9oe High st.. Providence, Z. 1.
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TO LET. house with Stable. Inquire Of
l. iHOs. J. LYNCH.
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To Let.

TO HENT.-Two small tenements Eaqrire At
l No. Granite Block q. W. WILLIAMS.
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