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MISTAKES WILL Occur.
Especially on . street Csv-Eyerybod.
Can Reesif Instances


Especially on street Car-Everybody
Can Recall Instances
Detroit Free Prsss
II was morning.
The sun shone bright from clear, blue
sky. Everybody hurried nusiIy by. The
street cars giiaed aaong. was inst in time
to swing caresessiy on. Once on the Plat
forrn, without thinking gave the conduc-
TOR my fare. I went forward and sat
quietly down | sat wrapped in thought as
man In dream. unconscious OF pretty
much everything except some business
plan IN a few minutes the conductor
came diminishing round.
Fare. please he said IN an authorita-
tive tome.
II paid you. said /. feeiingly hesitat-
ingiy in my pocket at the same time.
II know you did, was the conductors
vculd-be sarcastic reply.
Not rs yet being quite sure of myself
pail him again.
In few minutes he came hack and re-
turned It 10 me. He saw by the register
that he had taken it before.
IL got your fare twice." he said apollo
geticaly.
said I.
mistakes VIII sometimes occur.
Yes, that is so. No matter. It's all
right" said T.
A stranger came forward from the back
OF the car and dropped into seat right
next to me. His face wore sure-to-carry
conviction, want to-right-a-wrong kind OF
an air.
such mistakes viii sometimes happen"
| he said.
That's all right. No harm DONE" again
/ said I.
1 You see didn't notice where you got
on the conductor then said. After |
/ collected from you began 10 think pos
sibly had got it before. The other day a
lady got on the ear and handed me he.
fare; it was in the afternoon. don't re
member just what day; now let me See
That's all right" said !. mistakes are
| bound To occur"
/ Even the best business houses sometimes
make mistakes" said a stout man, turning
around TO address me from the seat jus,
in front. Now, | know a case"
This really didn't make any difference, >
| interrupted I. II couldn't remember al
FIRST whether or not had paid my fare.
didn't want to quarrel about it. so PAID
him again.
Yes said the stout stranger. mistake.
are bound TO occur"
What Is The matter?" said o symya-
thetic gentleman behind me; 81 saw you
pay your fare"
"Oh, nothing at all, said /; ~ paid hin
my fare
Its natural mistake" said the symps
thetic gentleman; they are bound to oc
cur
Yes, it's all right" said /; !" they ar.
bound 10 occur"
Then a slim. gaunt-looking man, seated
a. my left side. turned toward me with ar
earnest, ciear-it-ail-away. hear.me-talk, stu
dent-iike air.
al guess the conductor did not mean any
thing. Mistakes will sometimes occur
Last week. for instance, -
That's All right, gentlemen, said viii
sigh. Hello SkIpp street; | must get of
here. Good-day. gentlemen. Mistakes ar
bound To occur"
''6ood-b bye
/ walked up skip street and boarded
parallel ear.
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Monopoly and the Fuel supply.
ea Of Nfpri


The tendency towards consolidation and
away from competition is perhaps more
strongly marked in the fuel supply now
than ever before Anthracite coal, of
course has long been controlled by a mo-
noroly, and natural gas about Pittsburg is
in the keeping OF strong companies: but.
with these exceptions, the furnishing OF
fuel has been reasonably free from combi-
nations against public interest. The nature
OF the business largely accounts for this
freedom: at the same time IL must be adj
united that gaseous fuel and Connelsville
coke are more easily possibilities" for
monopoly control than many other things.
Unlike soft coal, they do not hcget COM
petition OF and against themselves over a
worldwide area. the geography of occur
renee methods OF distribution and their
strong position in the market all make IN
I'm their favor and on behalf of organized
rather than individual control.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CONFERENCE.-The NOTICE; . DOZEN
- shoveis "a close our 81 low prices need the
room Wilton. LIS Second street.
Dds WILL BIZ RECEIVED Ar NY OFFICE
II until THURSDAY noon, October -. for The
erection OF the VI. p. church building, corner
Third and Pine streets: the right is reserved 10
reject any and all bids FISHER. architect
NOTICE TO CoSTRaCroRs-sEALE PRO
~ rosals VIII be received by the board Of
county commissioners oil King comfy. aE the sf-
ice OF the conaty auditor. Ia Seattle, Washing
ton. on or before MontAy. the llfa aay NoveIa-
Der, lss9, a, 1880 oolesk m. 10. furnishing all
materials and labor for erecting s3a completing
the courthouse for King county. al seattle,
Warrington, in accordance with the drawings
and specih afioas prepared by W. A. Richie,
architect. and aox on file ia tae architects Of
flee IN room Is, Phianey block. .. the corner
OF Front aud Seneca streets. in Seattle,
WASHINGTON Each proposal must De
on some local bank in the sum Of Ten
Thousand Dollars $io.tG0 00l aud made PAYABLE
70 the order OF The Treasurer al King county,
award oi the contract shall be made 10 him, the
said contractor shall enter into a formal con-
tract and furnish good and sufficient bond in
the surH OF the contract price. according TO law.
No proposals viii De considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check. The commits
sioners reserve the rignt 10 reject sny or AZ the
bids
Dated this 18th dsy of October. lssa.
County Auditor and Clerk of the Board al
County Commissioners OF King COUNTY, Wash
ington.
A esES>AEST ROLL. ASH STREET GRADE
IA Notice Is hereby given tina. the assessment
roll Tor the grading of Ash street, from Depot
street 10 Harrison street. aud constructing a
sidewalk on both sides thereof, has been ed
with the undersigned. clerk OF the city of Sc
attic. and further notice Is HEREBY given that
the said roll is open TO public inspection nj the
Office OF said clerk, in the city hail. and viii re-
main open for inspection until Friday. October
Is. 1853, al 5 clock p rn., and thai all persons
feeling themselves argrieyed by any auoh as
tessment, may apply to the common council of
said city TO have the same corrected, OF said Oc-
tober Is lsSs. al O'Clock p. m, AT the coancil
chamber IN the city hall.
c ". FERRIS. Clerk.
Date Of first publication septernh.r y. Isss.
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MnficA In cradifnrs

In the district count OF the Third judicial dis
trict Of Washington territory, holding terms ss
Seattle. King county In the matter OF the In
solvency OF y. :. Hansen, No. T,eol.
To the creditors OF said ID. =. Hansen. fnsoivent:
You and each of you are hereby notified fo he
and appear on the nth day Of November, fsss.
before the Judge Of said court at chambers or in
open court. at the court house In the city of Sc.
attic, WASH, % show cause why the prayer OF
said ID. I. Hansen. insoiyen', should not be
granted.
X. NJ. HOPKINS. Clerk Of said Court
pyW T. HANsos. Deputy.
Dated'scaifle. october 2 lss9
Peterson 4 PenBefAther. Attorneys for Petit
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TaeOrNDED sToeK.

TNrOCSDKD STOCK A AUcTIoS-SAT
j grisy. October y. issl, a. - clock a
IA. Al liver stable. corner 81 Fourth AID Wa.
streets viii sell ~ rEtsr auction 20 yssy casts
81 frnYsyanssing and keepsaz, the following de
scrshes animals she owner or owners ars Ia me
unknown Ons Fes1 cgw. white face. years Old
nne sosrel chestnut horse. aal1 face, years old.
J. c. MITCHELL, Cniei OF Police.
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Mr.. George Badlong has sold his naptha
launch Pet To Norton & Co. of Florence,
on tAe Stilsguamish river. She is 10 be
run between there and Utsalady daily. She
was taken down 10 Florence Thursday and
made her fret trip yesterday. The run 10
Florence. which is fiity-iive miles from
here. was made in eight hours, against
strong headwind. The price paid was
xR a.Aa
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DINING ArspKmr.

rt>HE QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY AT
L wlekstrafa's hail corner EaEhf q aid Co
amsnhsz class for kfSatss every 1on1ay evening
ara every SATURDAY xtsesaooa for lsstes and
Chiserca selest social every Saturday evening.
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soeIgTr NOTICES.

IekAIEkSffY LODGE. No. =. 4 d. o. ",
i meets ever Thursday evensng. ~ o'clock,
in the had OF seattle Ledge. North seattle. All
members OF the order IA good Standing are cor
d2slly invited 90 siseEsd
r J. HOLMES. y. O.
1T MITCHELL Secretary.
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fsfstfD ID

FEY-sg DFKBRrCH-At the =. r. psrSonase
sit Marion street October 10 isss George W,
fey, OF Cincinnati. o., aud Miss Anna suder-
bTgEA, ~ IAwrenc~hurg. lad. Rev. u. u.
Campbell officiating,
NOW Sssitle. October l..
fssa Prank c Newell sud Maria Frances Les
cor. beth Of Seattle, Rev. =. u. Campbell of,i-
eating
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The nrser.ixred hsving Purchased the inter
sfof Chin Gee Hse IN the nfm Of Wa Chung a
Co, Chinese merchants. doing business At
sestfle. will es1sIa9s under the name of We
chung IN bis batidsny near the corner of -oafh
FIfth and Washington streets IN raid seattle.
where be viii CARR fail lsss Of Chinese Mer-
chsn6lse consisting az teas. rice. nat OIL. and
other merchandise directly imrorted from
Chsaas whulesAle and retail
MACHrS6.
fEES CHING HOOK.
froprlstora
DATED q, Seattle W. T., October 7, 1852.
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NOTICE OF DISSOIrTInN

NOTICR-T0 ALL WHOM IT MAY con
~ Germ. The partnership heretofore exist
ing between A. Myers. ]. II. Mercer and Berry.
OF the Jap Columbia restaurant, has been here
by dissolved. aud the undersigned has paid all
the firms debts: ali persons are notified That
ans debts hereafter contracted VIII b. uro1 the
personal responsibility OF those contracting.
Dated October IL lSsa II MYERS
NOTICE IL HEREBY ,siyES THAT MAD.
~ sou 4 &aYs3ei. "a the saloon business, have
this day dissolved partnership by mutual con
sent. ". Madison viii continue Ia the business
GEDkSE AANDEIs
VI MAB@n%
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HaRyEss AND s4DDLg.Y.

IIAkSks- AND sADDLKgY-JAME- wHEE-
/ L ian. who Is a. present located ~ LODI Third
street. has certainly the finest display Of hKr-
ness sgdG5ery and turf goods To be seen any
where today IN seattle This gentleman also
carries ne assortment Of carriage trimmings
and MAKES specially Of repairing. Mr. wn~e-
Ian does q large wholesale aud retail business
ard he warrants all his work and sells n prices
that a-a t.nsusf 70 bring eg3stnrn
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AsPTCTAL NoTICE-NENBsR or SEATTLE
- Chapter, No ;. Royal Arch Aasons. sre re-
aaesfe1 20 meet 81 FEeedsss hall tais {-stuflsyl
evening, az 20 2. H. as some very important
business Is tn be bre1gh. before the chapter.
A /. spencer. II. T.: G n. HsTrick, Secretary.
rJ,HE Music COMMITTEE All. TO ~ con
i graduated upon Their good fortune ~ secur-
ing the services Of Prof. share. orgaHist. for
fne-iy % London. England. for the pipe organ
CONTEXT 70 he given ~ the First Y. 4. church.
corner Thir. sDS Marion streets nsxf Aednes-
day evening Tickets and reserved seals are for
sale st stewart A Holmes drgz store,
NOTTCE-TuE TOWN OFFICE OF The
~ Washington IrBn WORKS company j. re-
moved Erpra ~ Boston bio.k 10 room ShoTey
hiack corner ThlFd aud Columbia streets. sele-
phone fSs. WORKS css3ee, Grants street bridge.
tslephoDe ~
nID PAIRS At rHIs OFFICES A Bun
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F,yNI

E0UND-A SMALL sCGw PICKED Up ~
II bar on sAss Tuesday: can b. bad al iiil-
nere's YhArf by paving charges. john byssfsE
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srgyoGRsPHgaS

SHoETHAsD AxDTYPEwRfTISssI ssTRuc-
> ton by an experienced reporter sad
teacher. Charles A. Wilhelm. The Aibs9n. sl2
Third street
VxrAsHIsGTOS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w g8HserS-Stenogrsphss furnished. short
hand sad fste writing work executed type-
WHITES Rented Room p sewiiu b3as..
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Atlantic Ocean Travel.
For rates and steamer reservations call a.
Northern Pacific tscket offCc. slt second stgeat.
Bcsfcn hlucs.
Tae ,hc Northern Ssolae railroad. tie vcs,..
LnGed SLEEPER and dining caT Route for al p0.utS
lss. ufsee. 10 Sscosa street Boston tsosk
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sTOSEe4r TERS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ works, Fox & crosbie, proprietors. al.
kinds of cemetery and building work done with
artistic skill; full supply Of manteis constantly
on hand: positively better and cheaper than any
other firm on the coast designs with prices
furnished on application free OF charge. Pike
street, between Fourth and Fifth. Seattle.
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Notice of School Election.

Notice IL hereby given that ON Saturday. No
vember 2, 1855. nj the Armory. on Union street.
In school district No. one ~, In the city OF Se-
sffie, King cosnty, Warrington territory
school election will be held for the election of
three school directors for said school district
No. l.
Also for the election Of school clerk for the
ensuing year.
Dated seattle, VI. r., september 80. isso.
WILLIAM III. Hu0HE3,
J. NJ FRfSk
W. n. TAYLOR.
g. II. HEILBaoS,
Directors of school District No. I.
NJ. A. HAWTHORNE, Clerk OF said School District
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CoNrraoLLgE oy THE crREgxcy,,
WARRINGTON, sept. 10, iss3.
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence presented
that The Boston National Eank OF Seattle" in
the fity OF seattle. in the county of KIM. ard
territory OF Warrington. has complied With all
the provisions OF the Statutes a! the United
States. required % be complied afth bSfoEe al
association shall be authorized 20 commence the
business OF banking
Now therefore, r Edward 3 Lacey, comp
tfoller Of the currency. do hereby certify thar
The Boston National Bank Of seattle" 10 tbs
tory 81 Warrington, is authorized 20 commences
the business OF banking, "a rrcvtee3 IN section
ffsy one hundred aud sixfy-ntne OF the revised
statutes ~ the United states.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
sea- Of otice This 18th day OF sepsemesr, 1879.
fsGaIl r.. T. LACEY,
Ne. Ala. Comptroller OF the curreney.
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ME- MARTINS, GRADUATE OF THE KuL~
wi isek Conservaiorinra Berlin. takes pupils
for she piano ard organ. voice culture spe
eialty. 5b Pike stree.
Ngk@ WILLARD. ROOMS II AID G, i.2i2ls
vi Frong street. voice culture. piano gsiiAF,
siocHtson. physical culture class, 10 IA,
SATURDAYS.
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617 Third Street.

Advertisements nns.sr sae hs ads Of Los. Forn \
For sa1e. for Esnt and Situations Es1.trs wsg
re inserted ~ the rata Ct certs . wo-a fsr the
sFss insertion. Tesns q word for each szssequsr,
snsertson- Payment always IN advance
NJEfCE-Gne business once Of the Posr-rS
TsLLfszsSEs VIII hereafter be esen unsEl Il D =
Classified s5verssseze wail le rers.rss. a.. 70
this hour.
The following letters are awaiting advertisers
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ATTORNEYS sr-IsW,

~ & BOwAAN-ATTogNEY- LAM. lbs
Ss Second street, between Seneca aud Uni
Narsffy
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Notice to the Public.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ THE NEVADA PACIFIC RAILWAY
CoMPANY-That the said corporation by
written authority Of three-fourths Of IT'S stock
holders and by resolution of the Board of Dir
rcetnrs, have agreed to consolidated its property
rights and franchises with the Utah and
Northern Railway Company. the Oregon Short
Line Railway Company Congressional Cor.
poratonsl, the Utah Central Railway Com
pany, the Salt Lake and Western Railway
Comaany. the Utah and Nevada Railway
Company. the Ogden and Syracuse Railway
mpany corporations Of Utah Territory,
and the Idaho Central Railway Company, a cor,
poration Of Wyoming Territory
All stock holders are hereby notified that
there will be Il mcoting of the stockholders
to ratihy or act upon such consolidation At
the OFFICE OF WILLIAM f. +. DEAL,
at Virginia City. Nevada, AT o'clock Il. NJ,
the 18th day of July, 1889.
JOSEPH A. JENNINGS,
Secretary Nevada Pacific Railway Company
ie1j I'd
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seattle in Ashes.

A Seattle wv. IT, disp atch of June
7th says: The city is scene of wreck
and ruin. Yesterday afternoon the
entire business portion of rhe city was
burned to the ground, and for lack of
a proper supply of water and assist
ance the place has suffered loss of
nearly $1O,000,000 worth of property.
The people have joined with the
militia in protecting property from a
gang Of thieves Relief committees
are supplying coffee and food to the
homeless at the Armory, and are fur
nishing beds as much as possible.
There are no serious casualties that
are definitely known, but it is report
ed that several men are burned to
death.
Thirty blocks were destroyed, five
of them in the best part of the city,
which covered all the banks, the best
hotels and new brick buildings.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L State Of Nevada, County of White Pine.
In The Matter of the Estate Of FRANCES
l.. YATES, Deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the undersi On ed,
Administrator of said estate, o the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against tho
said deceased to exhibit them with the ne.
cessary vouchers. within ton months after the
first publication of this notice 10 the under
signed Administrator. through the Po-tofhce
at Ely, or nj hi place of business At the
Monitor Ranch. Steptoe Valley. White Pine
County. Nevada, both Of which are places for
the tran saction Of the business Of said estate
Ely. Nevada. May 20, 1889
W. y. McGILL,
lm25-2m Administrator OF said Estate.
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Congress Of American Nation.

There is every indication that the
Congress Of American Nations, which
is to be held in Washington next Oc-
tober, will be successful and profit
able to all concerned. The interest
in the matter is great, judging from
the number of acceptance already at
hand. 1t is generally believed that
nothing but good will come of an in-
terchange of views, even if no definite
policy is agreed upon. The result of
the congress will be a closer bond of
union between the republics of the
western hemisphere.
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Notice TO Gre ditcrs.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
stare Of Nevada. Comfy Of Whre Pine.
In he Matter If the Estate of DANIEL
STRICKLAND. Deceased.
Notice j. hereby given b. The un5nrsi sned.
Administration Of laid estate. fu The creditors
o. and al persou- having claims against the
said drcrH.cd. 70 exhibit them with the no.
st>slrs v1ug hers. within TIA iuuuihs after be-
DIST Publication uf this uotfeH. D. The und.f
j. I'd Aaainlftratag. ~ his office 10 fhr
Gnuri llonFe ~ Els. White p.nr County,
Nevada. the same being the place for the
transuefion of the business If said estaie
Ely, Nevada. May 20. 1850
\. b. TREECE,
Administrator If the Estate Of Daniel Strick-
land. Dcceas d fnvel-sm
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Johns,osvn's Paul Revere.

Among the thrilling incidents of
the Pennsylvania disaster the tele-
graphic reports brings Us the follow
ing account of noble, self-sacriticing
heroism The first man from the dam
at the south fork had just arrived al
Jamestown. The dam had burst open
in the center in q broad break A
namesless Paul Revere lies somewhere
among the unknown dead. Who he
il may never DC known, but his ride
will he famous in local history.
Mounted on grand, big bay horse,
he came riding down the pike which
passes through Conemaugh to Johns
town, like SEINE angel of wrath Of old,
shouting his pretentious warning
run for your lives to the hill ! Run
to the hill" The people crowded out
of their houses along the thickly set
tied streets awe-stricken and wonder
ing. Nobody knew him, and some
thought he was maniac and laughed.
On at a deadly pace rode this man
still ringing out his awful cry. In a
few moments, however, there came
sleud of ruin down the broad streets,
down the narrow alleys, grinding,
twisting, hurting, overturning, crash
ing, annihiIating weak and strong
alike. II WAS charge of the food,
wearing its coronet of ruin and deyas-
tation, which grew every instant oGits
progress. Forty feet high, some say
thirty according to others-was this
which lay in the heels of Mercury.
On and on raced the rider, and ON aud
rushed the wave. Dozens of people
took heed of the warning and ran up
the hills. Poor, faithful rider; it was
an unequal contest. just as he turned
across the railroad bridge a mighty
wave fell upon him. and horse rider
and bridge all went under together.
p. S.-The people of Johnstown
have found the name of tie lltro wh
rode down the valley of death IL warn
them of their danger, knowing that
his own life would bp the cost ot his
deed. His name was Daniel Pcyt0n.
q millIonaire. lie was rich and young.
He had the means to procure all that
men find enjoyable and that youth
enjoy. 1t was not the sacrifice Of one
who had wcared of all the joys Of life,
bu, Of one who had just begun to taste
them. Whenever one reads the roll of
heroes hereafter let him read that Of
Daniel Peyton first.
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Physical Effects of Alcohol.

But if the physical results of alco-
hol are varied, much more diverse are
the effects upon the mental aud moral
nature of man. Indeed they are rs
multiform as man himself. One gem
eral classification only is possible.
Certain individuals fortunately the
small minority arc always pleasure
able affected by siimulants. Each sue
cessive dose arouses In them increased
exhilaration, and when intoxication
supervenes, their sensations are de-
lighttul Their every sense is exalted;
they fancy themselves endowed with
every gift with al! power IF posses
sion. As Is often remarked, these are
generally men of the most brilliant
intellect and of the most charming
moral qualities. Once led captive by
alcohol. these unlOrtuEates seldom
have sufficient power nf will tn refrain
fr, IN rene we'd indulgence. No moral
considerations avail To Restrain them,
with few exceptions. they yield
wholly. finally aud fatally. to the
temptor. For such men total abstpn-
encr Is tue only refuge.
Upon the laryc m.inrilr 81 men Tie
effects OF alcohol taken to iutnxi alton
are clearly and essentially elf rent;
although ut first cxhiIar"ted. rrpaat-
ed indulgence brings drowsiacss, dull
ness of apprehension anethcsia. vcr-
tigo. nausea and vomiting short,
bodily aud mental symptoms which
are excessively disagreeab!e. OF this
class very few become drunkards, and
taose are men to whom ang,thfsia be-
come desirable as temporary refuge
from bodily pain and mental distress.
Herein lies the sole explanation of the
fact that the proportion of drnnkarls
to moderate and habi,ual drinkers
remains so small.-Dr. w. 6. Scar e
in North American Review.
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President Harrison, while presiding
at the Pennsylvania sufferers relief
meeting at Washington said: "When
such calamitous visitation falls upon
any section of the country, we can do
no more than to put about the dark
picture golden border Of love and
charity