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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

Shis sidgtsen has been Fsa4y fos iise narkes
Tor Asyerai weeks, b1t hAs teen wsthheb4 uEsl
us skEiseH Ause Htil extension 81 tae Frass
Asf~FS cable fgaa seGus4 - g0zn maneen TIE
etnxtfttft ton 81 that sssaa nov kelng veil uasser
wAy. Aad tfk eunptefl0a "a fhs rear fs7tuFe an
azsntesi tsst. TIE py0pesfy = enf HF0u tie mar.
kNt. There are IS ARES elGafed ana fevaf a.
naDF. lykag Of tbs 5sons psafsaa above Queen
Anss town commanding = fms view vi -
SAT- and fresh water, 81 fhE s3grfaste assd Cas-
rade sau1eS OF H1oanfakBs vita Maisnt raher ~
ttx n1rfh and RAINIER on The s4nth rs fact
way tasGweeg the commercial Ard rnariu fscfrsr.
iug HteFe<ts o. tias city To the @tss "A am.ta's
Esvs nisEth seat i ballard norfhessf Fre1snnf.
east IAe nitlE 81 LAKE Eulen. ell na4nafaes ar.
lag 10 aitfles SID al wtaasa Is or - gafaalfes'
ride o. afty PORTION 81 tie addition. nszh an
etsesTic road o. either sssis sfsa tsse cable read
running through the eeaser. ts IL positively the
naost aeeessiale piece 0f property set pat mon
tne maFket kft rTskiug a1ouad Il les been
platted. % that steEanGs almost nksue az eAosre
FeNfdeHce pFotersy pafk hssautfuY dr.
h5zStesi 4 lefs ~ the eEufer Of the add ten
EAah lot i Ruad one. special Inducements
VII . ( ven 30 thoss who will bald. Fsssuas 20
sal lab ring people. This Is 8 sp elai 0gfnr4
t8ntsy for snyens with . limited income to So.
cEsfv honas On terms 80 e4sv that the nssslAy
VIII not BE raisse9. In Say ing q ict. whether
t0s aofnr or speculation, ret n5ss Ghax soaan
other pefsou VII want. There is a1wayx reaay
sale Tor good property. No sEng1he 20 show
property. Once h0urs feom .. ~. 20 5 D. r.
anu FROM e. p. "A. J, G0MFIOS q Co. TIE
Fair. f4eofii street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

be patented: thas i Why / aEn kHez,lrr Il "a
nagself ~ iong e. / ean Soaa il NIL Ia
come eosBmon preperfv. hns no Gre can
sst9l fE0Ea ne Esy corps tomrsnt = be assEea
ehaeEf1-iy. and witnoat shss thrz can
never hope 70 attain onx-kksra Il mr.
speed
And shat wf1 be the resaasvs cost of
yogF baseaa fiongeEE IN c0mgarison -
tAe ordinary tcrpeao boat ~ Forty rer
eenf- cheaper - FAR IS TIE clsg Of coa-
sfruettDH i concerned. ard ia per csns.
cheaper II actual working expense. Tfns
she 10 france worth ~ esd whieh
rees % suppsy tie torpedo boat wEn Be r.
placed By six frsacs worth ~ my nea mo-
tive forces In fact there VII he practically
no Norking expesse after the hrss Enstalsa-
ton
1oa can at least tell me one thing ahouf
yoar nsw motive POKER. VII it also saE-
p.y the IighfF' Yes, Il ~l.
Hage yoa ever thought 81 seriously
akapsing yossr Bateau Pl0ngear 10 rassez-
ger fs,--Segt' .scsrfaizlss. Ihsrk what Il
vii be fog mar Of business u get 10 New
York u tAsrty-six hoars. Those who do
not IKE the idea al being inside the shell
VII have % have 3 kind Of platform at
taesee 20 the extrsmitiex a two 81 my
Batsaax Picngeurs.
Ard do yop propose 70 sell the patent
= any country - Certainty not. or.
Fsfssr. i did. should Of eDrrse keep 1t
tor Russia. Bay own county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

Advertisements naaes taehs aga OF foss. Foaai
For sac for Sent. and slsasttons wanted via
se inserted - she rate Ct eentE = word for ssss
asst Insertion teeaS wusf Tor 80 h sasseaaessi
laseEuoa. Pay meus always ia aaYalca
NoTTcE-TAe husinsz osHce Of tas FosriS-
sK1sssKxcxa viii hereafter be open umtEi a D IA
Classified advertise s=es. will - rrcssved up 70
khis Aoar
Advertisements viii - received 81 branch
eflsnNs OF TmK psasH.4xTkLLiakSCKE az
4acoHsa .........-........e L. FosisF. agent
oiympss Maser Geo VI Barter. agent
Iara Townsend s.......,.......k q. Earle, axnnE
TIE saslawsng letters sre AWAITING sevsgsSsess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

NoTIcE 10 CONTRACTORS sEAl.Ep RlIS
~ To- Gearing SIR aeves A. tAe sawa * Yatk
ssaa- enrnav T1ara and fezser avsaaes up u gsa-
BAY = lac eHaar rssaEyez The EtEAf - refuse
ans = At AssiN
NOTICE To SHIP BCELnERs-TRE cuM-
~ z1n NsancA q tAe cSey q SsRttl-. y zSlt-.
VII. - rs eesk. s0eesSe sealed bees tar she roe
a1Ee villa the rsaas Ma1 sn@<Sssnsssas nasx 60
re = said eserk's osf1ce. IA sse CITY hail. Al
BIDS = Fsee1ys eoes deratSen saaxs state where
y Is proFcSe@ - ceExtrHcs sad eoaG Aaa shall
Re "a a aforesaid. On or helsr~ Noa.i '.
Ssnrary 8. ISL ~ % e'eaeSrk . IA azsa nausf
he sccon pAaaea y = certified check On -
atxle kAuk 91z taesam u fepr tAcuskn3 dollars
stssSsl drawn il favor . be sEsAs0rs q sxid
csEy ans E sorss4ts1 90 said essy sHoniH the sue
ccssfal et93er refuse Ct nersecs &c eater inss !
corsFAct ans furnish good and Snsacient bend
days after the award az sEeh cnntTa Z Is made
b the GoU1on Ccaaeft % sid cry and RE
ragat = reserves 70 reject any O al BIDS nsys1
NorfcE TO CONTROVERSIAL Pro
naisstoEgrs AZ KING county. v ashi ACTOR, At ire
oEsce ct the coznfy azlalfor. IN s<afte VASE
fnTtozs an ur oefars MandAs FsArua-y h A. n.
ting Gp q "A steel and iron tail cages, vita COS.
rides also fng furnishing doors e21 win3ew
grxtangs tov ne new ksnS cennEx courthouse.
Eow "a eou se ef erection e Seattle Mashinx-
fca. il accordance w3fh the ysans Ana ssssrsfS
castons prepared By W. A. Rssehia. arcassect
ard Row ca aie n he archsttcss ofaee. Ia rcorns
Il sud - 4 IN bull tsssg, corner Of NexiFr ave
nHe and south second street. In seattle waSa
cofsies 81 ~k1ch mar ee hz1 apan aprascaf 20
the srek lfeet. acces panied ey tsposif OF SIC az
security ios their retara.
Each proposal must ~ accompanied by GER
tiled check On Sozee lceel bank IA ms sun q
fifteen hundred dallsrs gsg.see) raAae payable Is
the order ~ tire Treasurer OF KlnE es1nty.
Washington. IS q guarantee thaf in case
OF the award a. tie contract being maze
TO HIN, the ssid contractor shall entex
tHfo q formal eonfrsct. a. prexAre3 ~
IRE architect ard furnish good Ard suas-
eiens bonds seN1r1sRg 70 law for the faithful ex
eceti9a ard completion of the contFact. IN faih
urs n = hieh She - q check shAii be forfeited
10 Ksng eoaaEy without secunue ns aud far
liesideied damages Tor sach failure On tbs part
OF the bidder.
Va proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied By saeh certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right - regees
any or ali af the bids
Dated this 9th day Of Decemhes fss9.
WR FORREST.
Ceunty Andisor ard ex0fscia CLERK Of the
Bead q CoHntg Commissioners Of kiae
cNunty. NaShtr gfnn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

New wlli The Inhabitants Of your little
~ breathe "a Every thirty eight hours
asaas eanse up fer = lasg. deep breath, :"
ssssfsd n Arestalofs. smiling. ~pssa.
sssiFs ths ealy danger re have 10 fear i
- eater saeli. or oaFrs toaFans. setting
ssseaef. either ey running onta a rock or
ssasaanssFsng = whale. SUI. q pawsrful
txat llshs wsl sasae shSoash the hslk ID
~ glass running roana the haAt, and
Illuminate the water depths above
- aaa for hundred yanls ssl round
Aaa wili TIE PionxeaF always remain
selsf wassr - sSo. nes necessarily So
= hsl egf 81 ths water The speed
- sefFs tunTnaug wia ae Fessaced hy
- aaf. The boat wtll preee~a AZ rate
sagasy knets am hear insEea4 81 seattlinr
Mses a - sFots an hear
tesF saseBsaaa Mla he chssgv ussfas
70 psssr0ses a maritime wxvlare. e
"a aaaTs "a uisl4a tsg discovers tor
- F'sfYsses 81 cpnaseree. bat "a c0asse
sf~te brat st vtil bo lFress ssasse.
Sac yea ever actually tried il vasae.
les S0Na unie aso In gasssa,
= - rus #4Asass 50 : &sttf5&
= AL q iin. rather a fesaa&Fsiy pre-
A steamer e0ueainsng . eaRty al
81 sFasasss started h saee nae. ia 8 fsw
1ses had rushed ssT seyuaa il. and IA
-. sasafH~Asea entirely trena shssr sseat
gfir& they. pear Apestaa0fs a.
- - ssa@ eolsen.' bas agisr sou,e s4ee
care az 10 rae. was resssssx eaua-
s. 'Aasf % Tie sank 6rvaf. As SEQ s4Ay
49, sss saesF bsv assa F4lsas- iSef zee
80 ssPsiey vita aascA nv k~sAs Asa
- sasseA she ssn ol xhkeA il wAs eaEs-
sssss . sn.sA up
80 sasa al sea have year craft n
Hg eF'tsff BY January Ii vii
asssFs sNne Aaa aAsus S. niesess
= tie sassAsss part Taere Ell
80 4 $50 ~ sseasy-Avs persons. Nv nsss
- - ~ Teuleo @ass Rack IN fhy
!. -. eSs. ~ beat trip uai - an attempt
= Asssrrs anst eaex ln rseAs aaars.
- 1Ass evsf astx apes esgsoas fron
&c - sosss - 80 TIE trial tssp.
= NJ. Apsss&lssss. sc easae "a what
- se4sss an Important sEssa. wAsrs
-. - 1851 saessye survs essaa~ from - "a.
- - rs sszsss. have discovered : new
asotoFs saleA eaa sas. enlaxks AZ.
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"CRISP SNAPS"

q AcREs AT GREEN LAKT FOR $500
shl Thts property - handsomely situated. and
whes the timber a8ieesnt Is cleared away q
most tnserzsttng view II Lakeh W&sai aEten.
uHton and Green. Mount RAtHi'sr aud the esfy
VIII be had. HeFn's ehkuee fer the speea afsg
20 make Is Tor 81 By retailing this tract in iota
Z q already psatsed and assked-
al 7flfI DIVIDED snao easv PAYMENTS buys
pl,fUu neatly improved place noFh q
iet own your owS "ILIlHEEa
CLOSE IN T." 8 SEA so 's r.. - AG Hss.
avenue nsar Harrison street These are no
-snisie built honsss Price 40 rae. gpon easy
sermk klsetrie cars one-haAi hsosik away.
$500 TO $3.50 I. .'s.I'.sSs n e. Z
overlooking Lake " ashinxton. commanding an
unsurpassed vfew ef the lake. tbs Cascade
nosntains ana NJ Rainier Don't yon knoW
eFty will beeoMs Immensely FainAhles Buy
nnw while they are only 800 and as each.
Sery sasy payments
CT nm zine Ios on Market street. Just north
e1cT Two loss north Of Qaeea Anne town.
1fJu on line Of proposed cable read.
90 AR, House saa sexi@ los on BlrvA
GQ00 For nicely situated eaxlsa los On
nIOO electric car tEe
cs1 E0n win snaiit & sne bargain nrar the
DlsIOO projected BroAsinay EseesFte Line.
being tive slightly lots igexia0 feet. with small
house kasy serEas- See u
tn the parrfculAr ''suspr ron are ~AAnker.
Ii inz' afsar 3oes nj appeas sbovs. goa
should make further Inquiries A. Tie esslee Of
GEORGE I. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.
SOUTH OF CHERRY STREET.
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nIRTTrsE1sM

aEMR Atxs9. Tag GKE.E ATEp cl-AlA.
III raTans nnz 14eGz1nn ~ &eaees. eszar
laird sEssax Haas a - 8 p -
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rsaINrEns Asp covrnacrons.

CAN FRANeIsc0 BRIDGE C0MPANY-EN IN
- etneeFs a1a ceEfrxetors Tor hridgss IL every
description. wharf hasa&sag. psls driving GFedzr
si8g aud steam snoFei exxAfattu&s paAns ami
spondence solicited. oaHee Zoo. "a Jackson
strses. sftis. Wasa.
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AssarERe 4Np rnrursrs.

DRrANTs Assay OFFlek, SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hall drug STORE kea Third street.
correct ASSAYS. fns terms and references address,
~ above; send samples bg mail Of express
e. Bryant.
~ EoRGE RETRUSE, AssAYER AND CHEN.
tTisF. Anasyxes Sf Goa. are eiaya 0Fca. stc send
snnplss ios assss - cal % ens VAN
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fI,HEoDQRE 4 E9 FEY. Kx-ggTn3K OF TIE
- J. .ansvae nraEf 80 zxg astar0es az
Naae&xo & " II. fefiea8t iese ct los An
Eeaes ca Lard eH1 corporation tawyer 2Is
tnerr9 ssresS Seattls.
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~ ANTE raS TaaS II NJ a3EafW
w - Aa0se &esg pee - N3ssf - ~s8&ATt. -
fwe@A krHa1 49, IS as stSess ka. -
NANTET- MFSg8rT ssse0fS
NEANrN@-~K cop sAnuszR kKsNN Gus
w ueg K&ssY azs N4grNa sreesss 3 lAaas4
x4~kNTEgs-TEk9S rgeANEA 30 asxKa
" asa asz4esa sssessss sseszg saE2 .a4Ns
4 ksaFea
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II s. { sNS. ATTORNEY AID corSsETIo
~ zAm ara ne9aTys 90 marwi&l eoi1ac~
n specially ozles. roGE1 &c seattle etsek.
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I~0E4D--A rxurKET B0sgK gksNTAKS1Ns
Ii rzsssss. 0sxeF e&a hate ~ ealslnx g 3
q WeksEzzsM1. Mesg sxreaE. naxt - = Mics.
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covrnaerons Asn nrIInens

DrNNAM 4 c01IsNs CONTRACTORS.
- pfae-srviag aaa bridge eui4ding. cfsos
fo1s ~ Commercial street..
DAFFKRT 4 sfANLEY. BUILDERS AND
II eougfaetaFz. plans aud specifications farp-
SHE'D cotambta Eanze. s~atte.
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I-oR SAEE-pgy sTOvEwooD Lay.
araers AZ SIS wAsAsrgaon street, near sea-
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- + BOWMAN - ATTORNEY At Law
~. &aon 49, sesEsle hsecs. eoxaeE Iklri aad
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DRESS MAKING.

OUTING AND ElTTINa--LAnfEg WAISTS
- patterns 1nf ana Cited; tassets and Sew
markets ~ al31 nade 10 s-fster ~ . graduate
fs0m gae asfiiss acAaeu8y peffset at gnaran.
tees EsHts' aaa 10 . xarfpeala eat asd mete 20
order IA the latest STYLE IN iewelfy store. s0aAa
Fska street
TlAKrs paR saMaEfNa pARtl96s-- ARTISTIC
4 cutting and ftiSuz Gene IN dfesssnsKtn
wraps aud eianks- Mrs / A. ThruIi, genEas aud
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NEAGIE &c STE1GrxR 4 RYAy-yHAS.
~ ecrk Ne@E2n. George e. a. Sfalg@eF aaa
= tlli4m & Ryan IA tfag1le ysas.isu, rocua 4
kilxen Aloek, Cas- Secon4 ssreeZ Se&tkie.
washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

NvEw ENGLAND MAAELE AID GRANITE
~ wngks HAHsss q. Afs@ IT, rs9TFsFkNxs al
k2ssss oi eaEcesEyT ana AH1satrx wofk eefle IA
artistic ski. laA s8fpiY - psanttle e0zassatty
ua hRnd. POSITIVELY better sffd cse8sef taas AuY
osaaF SRA o. t1s eoAfz. designs win Frirea
fHFsiastssf ezl Nsp3se4 tan ffaN - EnAfgs Faka
sfress set stsa Fserth ard Ffka. ssattsa.
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MgS nN-I- r CE EA-M NHoA
u fsasfeg szxs szf&te a sasarnzsx }
szxs Thksd ssTss 81 aeAs Fsk&
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- 80 LII 49,.

NAL6ffA ND Afftk& ~ - mess-
Is0E tAi.k-CfEAF. go SILL. sEY BAR.
Il esNatsf. back rAr sod msgruFs aKtHres
sss4y maize ~ Asxn aa1 rss3s e. ssflers serzeu1-
her we make sAi0au ad stSte atl0sA 4 spa-
rzslfE tEkfes9Fe Ne e42 sAva ga1 aa8nsy. tseF-
iaaz+r & e.. 4.@s2 SeeaES s4sseN
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Vx-AsHTNGTDx TYPEWRITER HAD
w suarseFx-St en0KFaphers farnashes. short
hand 3ad fypeNTfEsng W8fk Exaeat&ds type
writer's Exnssd. SsoxweA ol0cks G0lnmbta
I DEMgs0TUN TYPEWRITER HEADQrAR-
1k4srss HAcn5nfs AID sntpsiets sbnrs baud sod
FypeWF;tanz oIeEM ha0m Sc As&stis 0iuek.
ecrnsr Th4T3 ard Cherry streets.
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A KTHER 4 HAppocK-Sf0aS ARTHUR.
II Prank &. Hsad ek1. sfsaxaey srat.law, sf3
Taffd street.. Seattle. washington
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AHERARp. SMITH 4 LYON THOMAS
- + SAcpzr3 Erefet< s1aita sad Dos p Esarsl
elAl and Feas ess&1a llt1xaslen SpeTfAatsak
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FoR sALE BrsESEss CHANCES
LOS sALE-saoon sANNIT4 CHANCE:
u EefEAy tse Investigation 81 eAias1zg ssezs
ls< saa On kaFes ssaag. deep wsf~rs god nsw
~4Af2 2 Ess Rev town 81 Pazst Cgsy- iaeasesl
esfNeea E&cnszK sad q yIapsa oa4tS FaanlnE 90
- csN gf->aaa1 EsasHEs ssop IS wnAFf gasmg sad
t4Easss &eaa tasAaeF1rGx cSerra ter rs<5t
kS1 e ntsH v&Szty sf nnhef Fer tntasraa.
Atei ANlFE@s = WzAsFs Fu-eskH1 azs1 EgREk
tisg es@. o.gapiAs ASA
90 taln.-kT fsyuGcx. FESx STOCK ~
%-<uNfU s2s gT0esrsez MorsAz. Tie Fass.
I-og sSLE-EoEEL BUSINESS PAYING
Il skA rrF yeaF sssss ~ FezN1zS fas seflGzs@s
0NEas e wsl5 &sssa m4a aQ& aase Asse Is
AggaNE faEze kcSs 8pss afrs esFssrTssEzsV -
fNe Es4s @M Ezs@7 sGa@a ear @ssiN b. us1s
= "a 40 PEI E1aszz4. At1rsss * q. kkTl.
Fsg8 Ess s8seB5, 49,
I.sgk sALg-STgINs m0r.E nEfxG
- -ssess 1sstSetsS toest sz1 Nsss4onss.
scg sHrss ftasaa he's faaatgs IS sss12s
AAHhass 8 Go, - -tr ~ stz@ss TIE Par
los sAEg-Fg G.NasaE0 aoTEL 4Sl BIS
sas fasa1as sessa lsskes gea1 e etsaG Rsxsy
SsTsesaas. s@eEas = saf ~ Kaseea h&ssk.
N~uEzc 9-FA aT7Es w1saaSa Ts8 RrY A
a 2r@-s4Ezs AsscssF Nsssasss Mi - was -
aAsaseas Hox T. sssa&asz5sA $50, sash NA8
&c4Ss y 3a5Eg fEcZ &Ssee - EAsN WagrA e
kAeslAeas . zzaStA tsasecs q seaA1zx. AEa2kzes
l1e C tez&GesslA res,
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a. A. ~ PRATT. ATTORNEY. ~ f.Aws
Ne cpEpozsz3oE. vsAl estate sna assnaZe es,Stx
. specially &ssel 80. seag1s aaack
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FoK REsT-HorsEs AVID STORES
I~oR REsT-FUkxIsHEB HOUSE FIVE
II Rooms. Norsh sessfie, teo blocks from cleo
tgss zee. 80 children. Address A. y. n, Poss-ia-
sslhseEee-
T-og gEST-rwELvE ROOM HOUSE NEAR
4 business eSnfes Mekswsan q Huston, Gis
seees1 street
I,0g RgSI-HousE SIX ROOMS. CLOSETS
i bath. h - Sgd easG wAzeF sne vtsw 81 city
sa3 Aas lara TIE seAris new. tar sale eaage
: Williams, = sas % beck
IS0g ggN r-ssAIL HOUSE N SourH 81.
aGta. heanskfai xsewe nsscs SO Pc mnnsA.
lasatrs % Ainaeys petsee aeaassssteFS
Is0R RgST-Nxw SIX RooN Horsk. cAx
r. BAet ~ tse salsn families oSs bAack
from eshls lgne Rsar Ssars sesoas. SIS m0usa
los REAF-AS gXCELIxxr CHANCE TO
4 sScmF Aa , iaeRtoS sssfEAhse aa< wassse-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-16
No Stoves in Rome.

If you propose to do as the Romans do, you will have neither open fireplace nor stove, says a correspondent of The Philadelphia Telegraph. You will spend about s3 and buy brasciere. A pan or plate stands upon three legs about four inches from the floor, and the cover to this Is generally dome shaped about foot and a half in height, of polished brass in ornamental design In the pan part you put about a soup plateful of carbonella or gas extracted charcoal, and on top of that some live cinders You then fan the cinders until the coke is all ignited. Once ignited, it burns itself. It burns very slowly, and you sit above the embers, coaxing warmth and a headache, until the upper part of your anat- omy is chilled through. You then find it necessary, in order to get warm, to go out for walk or go to bed
 This is the chief Italian method of house warming for rich and poor alike On the same principle, there Is another instrument called the scaldino, which Is made of terra cotta, is bowl shaped, and has base of about the diameter of a coffee saucer. Live coals are placed in this. It is likewise a favorite of both rich and poor. You may see the poor match vender huddled up in the corner of a church step with her scaldino on her knee, warming her hands; or find the cozy little porcelain bowl under the princess feet as she receives you in her drawing room, with her fur cape over her shoulders and her hands in her huff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-16
A HaYtian Hero.

If there is one thing on earth above all other mundane sources of mirth, it is a full fedged Haytian general of the black type in the gala uniform of his rank. One of the sable military heroes in particular was a spectacle to cause spasm of genuine hilarity which no living low comedian could elicit. He was tall and burly. His big, round, broad face shone like polished ebony, and was portentous from affected dignity. Hisround beady eyes rolled solemply about, and his bullet head was covered by the jauntiest of French cooked hats The flowing plumes tickled his hugeright ear. The swallow tailed coat was awfulfy tight and must have been a fearful burden, with its loads of gold lace, as the wearer stood in the rays of the broiling sun. The massive, brawny legs were incasea in wrinkleless light blue trousers, which dis appeared at the region of the knee in the tops of bespurred enameled leather jackboots. A sword of French make hung to the floor by the wearer's side.-Philadelphia Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-16
RELICS OF A PAST AGE.

The petition presented to the legisla- ture for charter for a toll bridge to span the Connecticut river at Thompson vile, connecting the towns of Enfield and Sutfield, has called forth protests from all over the state. Toll bridges and toll gates are relics of a past age, they have no room in state whose citizens profess to be progressive and modern. They are private speculations and a public nuisance, a hindrance to travel and blot on the civilization of the age.
 The bridge at Thompsonville, If it is built, should be built as a free bridge and the towns interested, whose citizens will be the ones most directly affected by it, should bear the expense. There are enough of these nuisances now in the state without adding to their number. The spirit of the age is for their abolish ment rather than their perpetuation, and the general assembly should set its face to the morning in their regard.
 The granting of a charter such as that petitioned for would be step backward and should not be taken by Connecti cut legislature. This state should go for. ward The petitioners should be invited to withdraw.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-16
"Cheek" Achieves Some Things.

There was quite big fire over on the North Side the other night. Two young men saw the reflection in the sky, hailed cab and told the driver to drive them to the scene of the conhagration. He did so. When they arrived there the burning structure was blaz- ing iercely. Directly across the way was an unoccupied building, yet unfinished, in the windows and open doorways of which were forty or fifty people watching the progress of the fire
 One of the young men in the cab com plained that he could not see the fire. His friend said that he would ''dx It," and get ting out and going up to policeman near by he said to him: "Here, officer, how is it that those people can overrun my buildings They are liable to deface it." The officer addressed called two other policemen and together they cleared the vacant building of sightseers in q jiffy. Then the cheeky young man and his friend took possession all alone and watched the fire.-Chicago Herald.