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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
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SrobSem iett fat IA Gage feit Grbffs
aung Der gSeltausItelIuns persanseil
inb, fam man bod mod feline getn3i8e
4btbeilung Der 4uSiteluns als bo[itd1=
,ia besei6nem ; ale &dume Der leBterr
! JIei6en srpBen @ertitdtten. Sas Ganas
maht pifenbar einen befriebiSenben Gin
orud, iopiel aud an. Ginselbeitet aussus
ieben iein mag. Oian flast iber Wan=
3eI an Stpl in ben 8ebdupen, Wanssl
IN 9utem einfad,em 9eIdmade Der Ses
:pratipnen, aber Niemanb fam BON,
Irpcabero bis gum Gnbe be5 MarSfelbes
9elan9en, phne einen tiefen ginbrud BON
Der Wenge 1lnD Der 0rpbartisfeit beS 8e<
6otenen emefansen ~ haben. Die 8dr=
ten be8 Srocaoero sund6it seten Geles
genbeit, Oartenbau unp SaumSu6t 10
pielsr 2dnber fennen 81 lernen, als bic
8Grten Qbtbeilunsen belisen.
9n Der anberen Seite Der Seine, nad=
benz man Die SSena=Sride iberi9ritten
bat, I'M ben GiHeltburm berum, iteben
,piiden 6ontainen unb fIeinen Seen
9abiQpn5 Der e~ntfernt p%obnenben Jfa=
tipnen, tpie Der Neritaner unb GrSenti=
nier, ipipie anbere 8ebdube, ipeI6e anz
getban erIdeinen, Die Gei6i6te Der 8aus
tunIt su iIuitriren; bort befinben 1i9
aud Geitaurutionen, Ielepbpn=Sureaug,
8inberidIpiier, Srudereien unb anbere
Ginri6tungen.
BUR redten Settle Der Sauptabtbei'
lungen fanpen Die f6onen &Inite cine
State, ibnen unb ben Gdrten puroe
beinabe Die Sdlfte bes WarsfelbeS eins
serdumt. 9abinter liesen bic auslans
bii6en 9lbtbeilunsen. Damn fommsn
tpieber fran30Ii5e IustefGunsssG ssens
ftdnbs unO 5ulebt tommt bic 9robe Waf
fdinenzOnlerie, ipelde, Der 8reite mad,
bon elmer Seite Bis CUR anbsren Seite
bes War5Teloes rei6t.
Na3 Ipecieu Die amerifaniIde 9lbtbei=
lnns betrifft, 10 flQt bieielbe iobieI
8aum aus, pie Stalisn unb bic S6fpeis
suIammen, ipel1e redts all tie ansrens
SEN. gtuB!anb aber, baS bic Sdlfte
bes NaIunes benust, ideint bier bel
nidti0er ais bic Ser. Staate1. 9a8
fleine 8elgien bat boppelt iopieI ssianbt
ala Qlmcrifa unb ipuste bel better als
bieies, ipo5 e5 au6itelen ipate. Sum
gar einen Serslsi6 stpiidcn Der areris
fanii6en unb frdnsoNi6sn 4u8itelfung
gu tpaSen, ipiirbe Elm ldderlidss 8esin=
nen iein. Sranfreib ALIEN beanipru@te
fir ii9 aQein nabe5u bier Siinftel bes
MarSfelbe8.
Sian bat iiberhaupt nit elmer porberrz
I6eno uno iibertpiesenb frunsoiiiden
4uSIteQuu8 81 tbun; fran3DIi9e 8ronSe
ALIEN nimmt mcbr 8aum Elm, ais san3
Imerifa; fran30jiide M5beln 3eppide
unb Tupeten filIen breinaI ippisl 9lab
ais Iebteres. 60 unpoQitdnbis aud ale
franSOiiiden Grupren nod iinS, ldBt f5
bod erfennen, bab Die fran3Dfide Mus.
iteaung I'M 0an5en praatpoa tperbsn
mub. N}nn iieht, ipie bic fran30ffde
Snbuitrie in 8esug auf N1es, mas BON
Ntuiter, GeIdmad uno elseanter 4us=
fitbrung abbGn3t, nit Grfplg epncurriren
fam. Die fransoiiide BemdISez4 btbei>
lung lit p0li3 pp~a9spropft nit Meifters
iperfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
Ci:. GuEcIcier.

SD fpanbI2 ciniam bur6 bie Na6t,
Sein 8lbdIctn tlin8t, fein Sternleir
ipddt
@n3 miQit Oh Ser;?
@s brauIt hcr 29tnb, bic QSolfen flieb'n,
Wtid siebt'S Stlm itiQsn @aIer bin -
gSo3 wiuit Gu, 9er3?
Sa brid't Elm S6immer burd's @enDlf,
Gr fdllt ouf 8ldtter hiirr unb ipeIf,
Der &crbit fam friib.
Gr bat Die Sliitben abseitreift-
llnb lit bpG fcine SSrudt eereift!
Scr 9crbIt fam frilb.
Ntein @eiIt ipar itarf unb fiibn Iein Slug,
Der MIDI 81 liften 6Dben tr,ie
Sd fano fem 3iel.
SD itie8 unO ities bod lpeit unb brett
1lmflpB mid bic unenbfihfeit,
SD fanp fein 3ie[.
ga ilob ib Dor beS j3.oeifeIs Dual
Stnab ms friebli6 title TbaL
Stir iparO 10 leid,t.
SD bIifte ionoer S5urdt unb 9ein
Sn Gptte9 hcllen Gag finein,
Mir iparo 10 leift.
Der gScisbeit bab' i6 fed gefludt,
nnb iehnIud'tapou baS @lld seiudt
Guf meitcr SSabrt;
Der Seder iddumt mir ibsrppu,
SD trieb cs pitit unb trisb eS tpll
Sluf meittr 8abrt.
SD sps oa5 2ano ippbI auf unb ab,
Op6 nimnter 9ri;nt' Tannb6uIer's Stab,
Der Graum Serrdnn
8ei 2ieb' unb @etn, bel Cob unb Chr
9as Slid, ba5 fanb i'd nimmermebr,
Der Srnum scrrann.
Som SrithIing5lanb Elm eriter &rana
Scm QbcnNrptb Gin lester 8lan1
TaS lit bo3 BIud!
Ser &ranS peripelft, Der Glans erblei9t:
Gin S0dtIn, bos Der Ibrdne ipeidt,
9aS lit ha9 0iiif -.
9iun iponbP ib einiar1 pur6 Die Na6t,
&ein 0lDdlein flin9t, fem Sternlein
pa6t -
@a5 piQit TM Sers?
G8 brauit Der NinS, bic 9SpIfen flieb'n,
Wti6 Siebt's gum FIFTEEN @aiier bin
@aS mtlit III, 9crS?
gbmuno Aensral
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

9a11e. Su Der vWorisburss taste
Der 6. Deutide WaurerfousreB, 3u tutta
dem los Delesaten, uel4e insseiamnit
400 gereinsorte pertraten, srfdifnen
tuaren. y 4
81 Ofd.rsteben. G9wansbed
LIT unlansff uatsr Der 9aft 6ss s51n.es
bic lebte 0 5eBu QitO;ni tfrassbroden,
nit melaen ba Der Ginfibrans b.r 9tesl
Formation, 1850. bic nddfe llmsebuns
Der ct. Yetritirde bspflan;t wors.u
mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

&an6t 9anna Sros. Stimulation, "
Die bette 5 Gents Gi9arre III Der Stnbt.
0icieltcn iinO Bel foIgenoen 6Gnbleru
su Daben: Sn Sermanu Bel Slug. 6.
Seis ner, gSbil. 9aeifner, stlbert S6u
bert, &m. Sraen6le uno 9. q. Nieboff.
Ssrner BEL Seb. @ul5 III Berger unb
bel q. Saube uno 9. S. @id i'll Worz
rilon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Wtt ne 9ufti9iff molten
I'M naditsn Serbit Setter 6. Campbell
unS Der 9uftba0onfabrer 6. .. Sosan
bon gtstu 2lorf mad europa reiisn. Daa
bon 9anlpbeu f~crtisssiteIts 9uftidiH io0
sur '9altts Sdiff uab CUR SaIfte 8allon
fein. Die N}aiaiue 1T bon elmer Yuft.
i9tf.S sieai9aft putsntirt iporb.n, oil.
Elm &apitGl BON elmer Wiuion Doaara
baben ion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

4ufbem i iterrci6ii6em 6 a.
thpIifcntag, Der . q. 20OC
TbeiIncbmcrn bcIrft it, ipurbe II. 81.
bei6IoHen, on Den 8apit Die Sitte I'm
Grridtung ctneS papitIifen Snitituts Der
Observation-Disclosures ST riften. Die
Ntittel Ioltn nur1 allsemeine 8eitrdss
oIler &~atnpiiten Der &eIt berbei9sIdaft
fpereen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

&eiast Guer e5pt, ipsl&est he Nuere Ter ceiunbseii
To- eur9 ben @e6rau9 pon DE-. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. >" unh gate @erbauans, etas belf
beit Der Gpnitttuttcn iptrb baburH berseftelt psrbeu
Golden Medical Discovery I" bciIt aue trarter
Cate, ron ben serbbnli9eu 9latbGea, Nleden rSer
Nusi5laSenh ts il ben fbItnmfen Strsrtein cher 9luts
t&rhrcn. 8eionber6 erprebt ftb tire SSirtidrteit In Der
Seiluna bon Salstus peer Els&teu, StCteriGrr&ren,
Snttre6, Ifrrrbulbien @ef9nfrsi rab @nitrelunsen,
@Golden Medical Discovery" ten Ghlptntiuht
(wcl6e eine Sfrepbelbtbuns In Der 9uEse III tura
fbre rrunberbare blutretniseHte, traittseiire uue raoz
rente Rtrfuna. N6r f1rafe 2unaen, glutipeica,
ai:- atbu..stetE, 'GSbanbups Der euftrfbr5en, lSrrn,
.dtts,, .;tisen Snffen, Gtbsnurtb lafbnIal unb perz
W.-:s 9sibeu, III fe Elm ~abiclutes S~eilntltel. Gle
RI i6leuntg bic fhrffen $uifeufdne.
Sc trdaer Seber, @dnisfett poer 9cberisrten, Dpss
pepfc un6 gertanuu sstefhrerhen TT Se elm Iupsrs
sleiHlsGes SeiImittd.-8e allen apctbeiern gu bateu.
DR.. Pierce's PeIlets,-antisbtIt6S rp0
abf6hrenO. as Cts. per GlaI&Geu.-
Eh a1en Apptbetern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Babs tpar trrnf, mir 9o6ea tFr Geitoria,
as fs elm aino mar, rief lie nab Gafturia,
Gle torEor Elm TrIuIeir. uno bidt gu Saftsrta,
Gs lie Sinber bate, CAB tie iGncn Gaitpsta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31
ArrmannerWo ksblatt.

Entered al the Posi- OGice IT !i-rinsnn, DO. arc
omitted tor Il .uSmi~siOn through ui- ""t'i- !
ecund-ClaSs raIeS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-31

Srauteau. Die Stabt9emeinbt
Fat Sen SeIdtub sefabt, Die Gtabt elet.
triid su beleuGten.
Kfnuer Srb:rfcu uaep pttebcr's G astoria
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

lind curing blood in b.vs taken sv, soo q,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

FROM SAVAGE I
swFTs SPECIFIC is simple vege-
liable compound prepared from roots fresh
~ gathered from the forests. The formula
was obtained from the Creek Indians by
the whites who had witnessed the won
derful cures Of blood diseases made by
that tribe. It has been used since 1929.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28
complete resume OF the wonderful growth

-@@S ~~ey ~ W tAAub ukAb9
Wanted to Shoot Lew Wallace.
Mrs. Lew Wallace had need of all her
courage in some of their hair grizzling
experiences in New Mexico, when her
husband was Governor there. They
found border ruffianism in all its pr;s-
tine glory, and General Wallace set about
breaking up the business. One of
gang who boosted that he had killed
man for every year he had lived (he vas
then twenty one) pledged his word and
honor as despelalo that he would
TIA k Wallace till he had shot him; with
80 much at stake they played very earn
estly, and BenHur "wore his beaver up"
and pistol cooked for him. Finally lie
took !, dgings in the same hotel, and at
night General Wallace closed the door
Of his room. His wife, speaking of the
heat, opened it, and he quietly said sits
best not to have it open --- is in
the house Watching his chance TO shoot
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aimed him with anotI
Quick completed the filing of his bot
tie and went hack and fsoiehad fha 1aa~

hunt.-[New York Sun.
THE SUN CURE.
Where it is Practised With Great
Persistence and Success.
Hidden among the mountains of Car
inthia lies the little wooden-roofed VII
lage of Veldes, or Bledu, in the ire.
sponsible language of its Slavonic in
habitants. 1t stands ON the shores of a
small lake of deep blue water.
BY the lake hotels and villas conpre-
gate. These are one and all brilliant
and festive dwellings,.
To this romantic little shrine sun
worshippers come during the summer to
offer sacrifices, while larger number
OF pleasure seekers flock in from Tii-
este, from all parts of Germany. Poland
and the north of Italy. What I lost in
the society of the amiable and the
wealthy never knew, for they lived
down ON the lake side in the Esair-hut
colony while remained in the village
high above the lake.
The ''air- huts" are little wooden
dwellings for the sun-cure patients. con-
--'e@A-c - OAo 3dA 80 AOO4ilf WHICH has
three walls instead of four. The fat
roof of the bath-house has been en-
closed by tall fence, so that only the
sky is visible from the enclosure. Here,
with heads carefully shaded from the
hot rays, each in wooden compartment.
the patients frizzle for about an hour or
an hour and a half. This process is
soothing, strange as it may appear. The
sun god rewards his devotees.
Now and then n voice calls above the
divisions for glass of water, now and
then sigh over the heat escapes a wor-
shipper; otherwise the place is quiet and
sleepy and reposeful. Reading or men
tai exertion of any kind is forbidden,
and indeed severely punished by head
ache or exhaustion. Uninspired must
be the drowsy observations that mingle
now and then with the humming of the
flies, and no one attempts TO break this
rigid law. Even the executions wruno
from the sufferers by the persistent at
tacks OF these insects ought to be of the
mlldest character possible, considering
| the rrOvocation Muol, bod 70 - ~,
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which she then shut the door and at
she probably eorked the keyhole, as
Miss Pecksniff did the wine bottle, with
a carl paper With rifle at hand and
pistol under bis pillow Governor Wal
lace lay down and slept-better than his
wife did, you may be sure. Ladies
Home journal.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28
-~H HUH VUEutfU

It's varied symptoms-discharge at the nose, bad
breath, pain between the eyes coughing. choking
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

ing rig on Fort Pond, on eastern Long
Island. 1t is low, fiat bottomed scow,
decked over with square hatchway in
the centre. The deck is covered with
rich dir, in which are growing brush
and tees of various sorts. Trailing
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

bOc and 81. Trial size free.
The annual rental for London Is estimated
at 10000. 900.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

=. ,ss.iisfisss ssa tSiato
The E<ess-menr Not over
he rush on the druggists still continues ana
daily scores of people call for a bottle OF
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for
the cure Of Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
nd Clnnanrnnficr, Karlnr,,a BALKAN, H. nAnr,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

foitoNNt'si
i,assss,T, Quick turned and aimed "A blow
with the club. The bear parted 1t with
one of his forepaws, and knocked the
club out of Ducks hands. Quick ran
to a small unglazed window in one side
of the cabin, and threw himself from it
head first, leaving one-half of one trous-
ers leg in the bears claws. Quick had
scarcely alighted outside the cabin when
the bear having come out by the door,
came around the corner. The hunter ran
around the cabin, followed by Bruin.
Quickgot back into the cabin a few steps
ahead, found his club, aud as the bear
poked his head in the door he was met
with blow on his nose that felled him
"a a n Ox ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

Ants nests are eaten in Brazil They are
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

Oregon, the Paradise Of Farmers.
Mid, equable climate, certain and abundant
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

dard family remedy.is sold on a guarantee and
never fails To give entfra eaffafactfon pvira
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-28

o CIVILIZATION.
swifrs Specific cured me Of terrible letter. from
which had suffered for twenty long years. have
now been entirely well for i've years. and no sign Of
any return OF the disease.
Rogers, Ark. May l. 1889. VIII wIaHr.
One bottle of s. S. s cared my son Of boIls and
risings which resulted from malarial polson. and
affected him all the summer. He hcl treatment
from Ave doctors. who failed to benefit him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-23
POPULAR PALACES

fsfoge the Young Meas Christian Assoc
cation. OF Baltimore. recently. Dr.. George
II. Rohe. professor % the college Of
PHYSICIANS AMI surgeons, had this 70 say
about some Popular Errors Concerning
Health:
ssThst enc mas meat u another nAans
poison do NOS hesitate 20 say il > fallacY-
Idaayncrazles in regard 70 food or medicine ex-
Isl, but far Less frequently than Is generasly BE-
nesed An article Of fIs541- Hhieh ranks a.
specssl enemy Of coed digestion = pie. Dr.
Oliver wendell Holmes SAYS spie. often fool
iznly abused. Is q good creature a. the right
tire aud AZ angles 81 thirty or forty degree In
serlietreies ard nEaisAuts il may sometimes
yEeSe zoo much for delicate stgzasehs. There
was Emerson, hepeiessiy confirmed pie-easer.
neYeE complaining Of dyspepsis, and on the
other side Carlyle, feeding largely on whole
supae oatmeal, groansng with indigestion al
his days The verdict Of the fndigi3Esl stoEn-
ach, whether i belong 20 peer or professor.
sA0uid BE rejsetsd "a universal criterion on
4iesetics Is = . popular fAllacy that xaeh met
iciil@l agents ~ qglniue sre dangerous from the
after effects tleg leave on the system. Another
errsr dianed into the ears Of children 10 thai
eoris should rise from the table hungry. The
sensation of hunger "a the cry Of the tissues for
food, and, being a natural demand. should
always be apDeGsed Young children start up
a. sight fretful when the mother. 10 avoid this
very trouble. has put them % sleep without sup
per. Soothing afrup or paEegorle e given, when
food would often give relief. Mach o. the IL
health of brain workers i daa TO their lack Of
eating sufficient food OF course. an appetite
artlnciaIly stimulated is likely 20 carry its pos
SCISSOR % exfrenles. IN health The appetite alone
should be the guide ~ 20 what, when and how
much 20 eat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-23
Party nKronE SELF.

Speaker Reed has charmed the thought
I'll Of his eountrymen by the good
Judgment and sound principles which
uaanisestiy guided his selection Of House
committees. His devotion 90 principle is
apparent IN The fact that quite number Of
tbs committees are 50 constituted as 90
favor eertasn views Of measures which
their action viii control or greatly iniin-
enes, which views he personally does not
share. hut concerning whieh he hiss reason
% thlak that bis views are not in accord
with a vast majority of bis party.
The Republican party is IN large part
composed q intelligent independent
thinkers. The mere CT such men there
may be ia any organization the greater
Masses Of the iNaoTant are generally
swSyed, not only IS 70 Feneraljtics. but a.
% every minute detail, BY one intelligent
leader, His idea Is theirs In ali Of iss bear
inFs ard Fansiacatians. The Republican
party Is not q this sort. All are for The
same great and leading general principles.
bat many different shades q opinion are
tolerated. or Il taev were nas tolerated
weai1 he entertained and avowsd as to the
hess means q accomplishing thoss all
approved general pFincsples.
ca the hest method Of revising and mos.
ssying lie tariff, aud Ga the proper course
wlth reference Eo silver and arid lands, and
GA sas naest ia3icioas course 90 pursue m
regard 10 The regulation q elections. BE-
sides uasEy atass HEADING questions. Speaker
Reed has positive sna well-sIesiaed ylexs
which be has boldly advanced sc gogmeF
sessions lie might hare constituted BIS
committees n acecrd wish these. his PER
scnl yssws, Ia 81 eases Bat aa "a in.
stAues. apparently, has be done 50 where =
roll call Ia congress or = plank in oeaven-
tten platform has iaaleatea thAs she prs
vazsns sentmeat q bis party u A. VAR.
anss With htx personal beslsi. lis every Ia
stance. SO FAR 50 TIE past eza guide 70 "a
snsasliEsns Judgment. his committees ara
responsive &c the aosaanAas seaam,eas s.
Rs party, Thss iasflesss> hlxA degree II
s<3-ssnssasian, substantially As4 PARTY
fsAisv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-23
TnE IEnIsIArrnE.

The legislature, including the score Of
the holiday recess, has consumed about
ne-fhIrd oil its probable limited
eesaicn. To the credit of the body it may
be said that no corrupt or mischieyous
measures have been enacted into law, nor
IL it believed that any hnYtful measures
have found much favor. There has APP
pearsd 20 be laadabse degree Of watch
ininess and prudence. There has been
sufficient sagaeity. coupled with honesty.
90 promptly detect and avert efforts ct
robbery.
Nov II is hoped that after the recess the
promise of their good beginning viii be
maintained until the close Of the session.
Il is pretty certain that by mingling freely
with their constituents members will be-
come convinced that lavish appropriations
on any account win not meet with pubic
approval. The only way 70 satisfy the
conservative and controlling sentiment Of
the people. especially Of the pTopertY-hold-
ing and business classes. the principal tax
payers, Is TO postpone for the present all
except the most pressing and unavoidable
expenditures.
The stats Is making wonderful growth
In population and wealth. Soon Il will be
able, without sensible inconvenience, 10
make Improvements. the doing of which
~ present would be onerous and burden
soma OF course there are many COM
mnnisies shaa are importunste for heavy
expenditures tn their own localities. bat
none Of these viii be found 70 favor such
course as general rule All are opposed
70 lavish ouslays. involving heavy taxa
ton or Indebtedness. except, in some
cases. as 10 their particular locality. In
osss-e words. the prevailing sentiment
favors close economy, the opposite feeling
only existing - strictly local and selfish
sediment
The legislature viii do well 90 respect the
bread. general. prudent sentiment. and
give quotas 20 those projected raids on
the treasury which are inspired by local
and selfish impulses. These, or several OF
them. may combine and thereby make It
dinicult 20 pursue the policy above indi-
Gated. bat al the more necessity for firm
ness and decision Of character, and AL the
more viii exhibitions Of these qualities DO
approved and applaaded. The broadcast
gagged viii be the most popular meu at
the close Of the session.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-23
CLEVELAND on MARRIAGE.
IL il said That he Gushed Like an Ina
puIsIxe school Girl

puisIEe school Girl
BzGAlo Special 20 the ~ I. wcEld.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland has writ
ten letter on the charms Of welded life.
which newspaper would give almost any
snm Of money TO print. but which Is IN
fortunately kept in the possession OF Wiz
son s. Bssseil. the weiiknown attorney, for
many years the law partner Of the ex-
president. The letter was sent to Mr..
BisSell few days ago, when the report was
spread that Mr.. BiSseA would marry
charming Miss Sturges. of Geneva, though
the bashful bridegroom refused 70 say any
thing about il publicly.
An intimate acquaintance OF Mr.. Bissell
said today 10 the B'orId correspondents: at
is true that Mr.. Bissen has received such a
letter. and from what he has told me about
il / should say that in expressing his con-
gratulations Mr.. Cleveland goes to the most
ardent extreme in declaring that marriage
IS not failure. indeed he Is so enthusiast
tic in describing the happiness of his
welded life and picturing the future life OF
his old friend that he glishes IL = manner
Of which you would believe only a school
girl capable. The letter, while unquestien-
ably genuine, would doubtless be disputed
If il ever saw print, and / know that Mr..
Bissen cherishes il so much that il is en-
tirely safe in his keeping. Mr.. Cleveland
says that he Is sorry he spent SO much Of
his life as a bachelor; but, IS Mr.. Bisseli
said, in speaking about the letter. it Ali de-
ponds on the kind of life partner a man
gets"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-23
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/ What better or more appropri-
ate, or more acceptable, on more
useful present can you give your.
husband, your wife. your father,
your mother, your brother, your.
sister, your sweetheart, your cousin,
your uncle or your AUNT, than a
beautiful Plush Rocker, ant Arr
tistic Willow Rocker, a nice Plush
or spun silk Bed Lounge, a beau
siiul Parlos Suit, an Artistic Rug,
3 6rss-class Hair Mattress = nice
easy Chair q Center Table, a
pair Of Chenille Porsieres or Lace
Curtains, a handsome Couch
draped with Portiere, on an ele-
can't Oak Bedroor Suit
All these and a ,housand and
one ether beautiful articles arc On
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PIKE AND FIFTH STREETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-23

A strange sight was witnessed in Gin
c4nnati few days ago, being neither more
nor less than largely attended funeral of
= sparrow IL bad struck a network of
telegraph wires. by which il was killed and
held suspended. The sparrows in sight set
Up sharp cry. which seemed instantane-
ously passed ali ever the city, for immedl-
alely the birds in countless numbers began
"a congregate, and soon All the surround
ing roofs were black with twittsring SYM
Fashisers and mouFners. A few hours
later they arose IN clouds snd few away.