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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

THE agent of an American oap
company went to Uruguay and began
to extensively advertise his goods.
but in less than week he was called
in and advised TO leave the country.
He was giving away samples. and
such course, he was told. was calcu-
lated to make the people wasteful and
extrayapaut
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

Ir was tho custom of the late
Samuel j. Tilden TO remove his hat
when he went to the polls to vote and
that is the spirit that should possess
every man when exercising this high
est duty of citizenship.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

IT is not alone the farmers who are
up in arms, but it is the general indus
tries of the country, and they are de =
termed to take and see to it that only
those who have an interest in comm on
with them shall administer the public
trusts which they can control.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

An eastern editor says that
what is wanted In congress is
more craftsmanship. There are
thousands OF aspiring politicians
in the brush and on the prairies who
would regard this as personal call.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

A MAN at Sidney, Australia, issued
a challenge to any man in the world
to Jump with him. Seven men living
within two miles of him came forward
and six beat him so badly that he sat
down and cried in his sorrow. There
are but few worlds champions who
can't be laid out right in their own
nd
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

in position aud fit small circular blocks
on the rod, top and bottom of box, and
glue well. Use upper block for the cord.
For spinning the top take small board,
wider than the box Is long. saw out a
piece In the end wide enough TO admit
the box: notch the prongs near the end
for holding the peg OF top. and make Q
hole Ia upper one for the s'rng
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11
sHs WANTED WoLeTs.
two Street Waits whose Need Exossdsd
Their Experience.

hey looked q long
time through the
window OF tn e
Wabash avenu Q
flower shop before
they could agree
on a choice.
II choose the
white flowers in
the corner, f" said
the girl, pointing
TO the slender stem
from whose top a
bunch of dainty
lilies OF the valley
were swinging.
81 choose the rcd
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11
A WHlSTLlNC TOP.

How Anybody Can Provide Himself with
New Musical Machine.
Take round tin box of any size, says
the New York World, solder, or seal with
white lead, the lid on; make three OIL
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

four holes tx4inch in
the can on one side,
dividing the space
equally; hammer in
the box on the sides
Of each hole, max
] n 6 grooves On
one side of every
hole solder or glue q
narrow piece OF tin
about an inch long
over the groove,
leaving an opening
underneath large
enough for the air
TO pass through and
into the box, pro.
ducing the loud
whistling or fsgeo.
let sound. Make q
hole In top and bot
tom of box-exact
oo.o -. H. roI
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-11

1t is officially declared that there
Is salt enough in the Teeside field in
England TO supply the world for 300
years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
FAT mKS.s COLUMN.

New York druggist. who spent the winter la
fexss town ior the benefit OF his b aI,h. was
sssed by the genial clerk Of the hotel: stronger
what might our business be-" Il am a phgr-
mscis'. "A what did Jon say7- a pharma.
sist %. yes, pharmacist. Well. you eau
bssS ~ good farming lands In this neighbour.
hood - You cat nnd IN Texaa You have
struck the risht iocslsty. stranger. II you want
70 farm. III take you out this afternoon In my
hugss aad show you one I've cot to sell. -
Tears slflssgs
IN . erlin gentleman walking on The street
with young child met al acquaintance who
asked ''sha. pretty child You have got
thersE THAI. was the reply. us an infant
pfe0lgy. That child Is three years old aud has
rot yet eefnn 10 play on the piano - s1as Slfs.
fa9t. ffaH me .serMan
First tresnp--How did you fare ~ tha. house,
Biz second tsamp-The lady offered me a sui,
Of clothes why didat yea take ii7'' II eau
wear mos; anything. tut think the ministers
clothes iook little out OF PLACID on me- the vest
especially. '-Aew York sna
Sae-Ahst does Matthew Arnold mean ~
'swestnes aud iish,Sf He fahruptiyl--How
much do son weigh she tsurprisedl--Iust 10.
pounds but what In thu world has that got to
DO with IL He-Why. that's iI--Somsr.iiis
.foeYaGl.
Mrs fussy-i saw you coming out OF q a..
loon. John. when Was in the next street. shop
rsas. Mr.. fussy-Ny desf. you shouldn't do
year shopping in the neighborhood Of ss-
Icons.
Il called n see about some verses called
Running Words sent here SIX weeks arc" Il
rsmeEber them They were 20 realistic setu-
aiay look hrS. .Nsap i8rk ses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
CiearinSs week Ending May IL.
Associated Prers Dfspatch.
THE LIFE In A GLASS.
II Does Not Seem 10 he Very Much. but Il
10 often Enough 10 be the Beginning
or Death.


IL often Enough 10 be the Beginning
or Death.
Did you ever hold glass of drinking water
mp to the light and notice how completely oiled
il was with little particles Of matter 1t looked
perfectly clear aud pure when you poured IL
out. but yet II was reeking with animal or.vese-
tatle matter Do you imagine 1t can be heal
thyss DO you wonder why. In . little While,
your mouth tastes bad. your appetite 10 poor and
you feel central disgust with the world!
Bet II water Is 50 impure. what shall we do.
Boil q No. that may Kill the germs. but does
not remove them. A far better wsy is 20 use
pure whisky with Il. The best physicians in
America unhesitaiinely declare this now, but
aud bear this most carefully in mind-is must
be psrs whiskey. for impure whiskey is worse
than impure water.
Do,t7rs, chemists. scientist, and professors
are now fu iy agreed that no whisky used in
ATeri a today is 80 chemically pure or free
from usei oil as Dufy's Pure Malt. IL has sue.
cessiully withstOoi the enmity Of all ether
WHISTLES, the prejudice OF weak minded and the
bigosry OF raIrow-m uted people. Whyg Be.
prolonged life. awakened the Iayeicg facu ties
aud connteraetsd ths evil effects OF pois noes
water, Indsei. u IL pure medicinal whiskty
DO not. however. slow any INSCRIPTIONS
dealer 10 impose upon you by declaring he has
ssme concoc'ion of his own toat IL "juss as
gsssi." or some tot,led whiskey that fs .snnch
bett r." IL i the very popularity OF nuffy's
Pare Malt thai hrs caused these unworthy
decoctions 10 come into the market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
THE STATE PRESS.

Spokane sposes~nss spoksnes sdrsirshis FRO
sect 70 bod an fadnsfrssi exposition Is en- 4
ssndher The citizens ani people OF TIE SIR
rounding eosntry are heartily IA fsvor Of push
Ing she pro,ect On to success. They are wiling
70 eonsrsbue largely Of their cash for tie sur
pose All 10 work 10 xes.crs unaniuity to make
TIE expo3isfsn representative and attractive
Bot the men whose duty IL 10 70 select . s1se
exposition is liable 70 abort hecsuse II cannos
he nssd In foar places st once
Osfr pss Tri5sn<: The editor OF the ssaa1arc
says tie Tvsssuxs nose to turned toward the pub
lie feat We rtsd in the annals Of the territory
smeng the territorial auditors. Joho Miller
Murphy. iss--ls-o. John Miller Murphy, is7s-
1874; John KILLER Murphy. isss. February. 70
statehood II appears Inst n. szaadrrd MAS
noss Was turned that way whenever the Demo-
cratic COW got into the pasture II il 20 be
hofed that the Republican party win stay ia
power long enough 10 enable him to be weanet-
l. y. Boyd. recently appointed lieutentsnf
colooei on Governor Fegrv's stat. IL city editor
Of the Spokane Fails Rssisv. which paper says
He wears his Hnex pecsed military promotion
with becoming dignity and grace, and viii go
about his business Of gathering and compiling
the news 81 the cay, with celebrity, certainty,
and surety, Just the same - II nothing had
trsrspired out Of the usual line"
Eilenshurg Locais@sv. It il said that 50 rer
cent OF sesisie's population ride on the street
cars Riding must be cheaper than wslking IN
thstcify- ~ not ever city's people have the
wealth 10 put mp for that kind Of luxury. The
city ID IN luck TO hare the means for trsnspofta-
finn for its moving masses that throng is
streets
The Tacoma Ledger notices that In King
county the majority of the real estate transfers
ere in Seattle suburban property. just 40 In New
York and Chicago the great bulk Of sales are in
the outskifts. sure indication o. rapid growth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27

- GhanheY Of Commerce II endeavor-
= secure N improvement In the North
- Hocj6c train service, With . view 10
- nNny with the aSHoyances 20
Dch complained Of. These annoy
eeb grow 0nt OF the failure
sun through eastern sieeping car 10
nd fnom this city, the failure 70 run
HonGA Pullman cars on the day srsins
eWoon this city spd Portland and to
minor matters. The chief
eol0p1o1nt - about the Pullman
- 0one time back letter was ad-
1eeoupd 70 the Pullman Company. and .
10y 3ust rocsfvsd states that the matter
7oofe uholIy With The Northern Pacific and
e ~ Pullman Company will furnish
- eos Whenever they may BE- called for.
- Roe5-In1xILsoKrcER has from time
~ &ms foif Il Z duty 70 criticize the poIiey
II toe NoElhesn Pacific in respect 70 large
ololFu md II hes uniformly left minor
lnuI1D unnoted. But this. while
. mesD mattsr Of detail, Ii very impor-
1ent thing. The present management Of
otos asnounts 70 . serious dis
e1jm1uation against Seattle. ALI pas
nGpu going east o. coming west.
1eso 70 submit 70 annoying transfer
. ~ miles south Of the city; and for first
1lase passengers going 70 or coming from
Portland there is transfer ut Tacoma.
~ this Il yexatsous. and IL operates
Aninst the city. The Northern Pacific as
1umes u ssrvs Seattle without discriuaina-
! -, and Il should do IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
The BALLARD.

This addition is now being
sidewalked throughout, without
cost to those who buy lots.
All lots are level and clear,
ready for building.
This addition is located two
blocks north Of Broadway, one
block east of Railroad Avenue,
two blocks northeast Of the
Presbyterian Church. and one
and a half blocks north of the
Baptist Church.
The West Street and North
End Electric Road have FIN
ished driving piles for their
bridge across Salmon Bay, and
great portion of the work
between Salmon Bay and the
city has been finished.
The grading north from Sal
mon Bay, on Railroad Avenue,
will be commenced in few
days; the road will have cars
running right by this addition
in July. fare S cents.
Owners of this property will
build twenty nice residences to
cost not less than ST., 900 each;
to those wishing to build we
will offer extra inducements.
We will offer such inducements
as have never been offered
before in Seattle.
Now is the time to buy.
Buy ahead of improvements if
you want to make money.
Lots for the present will sell
for $I25 to $I6o each, one
third cash. Call upon or adj
dress
RUSSELL & RUSSELL,
kilgen Block, or
d. A. MCKENZIE & Co.,
Llewellyn and Dodge Bldg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
GAME ~ TuE NORTHWEST.

The Indians have for several weeks been sur
plying Us with fresh behring's that are now run.
hsnE IA imYnanse schools Though Gibraltar
pass. In cleaning soms Of these fish Their
k;cfn schs are found TO he oiled wth Young eels
aepa, two iaches in length. Evidently the her.
rinEs have feuai tho Matching grounds Of the
GELS and have been feeding ea the young Tae
Indians say tha, "a few Weeks salmon will
cspmence TO desonr the behring's. and SO goes
on the continual prccess of the big hxh eating
ihc little fish aud the survival OF the hsfest
tshsaltss Parser.
The strange fsh mentioned last week has h.en
pronounced "tsgslis. a native Of the Mefi-
seFsFanssn country. oar informant ia Nicholas
y sargent, at Portland. Who reeas mixed tha sr,
ssnea "a his visit isst week lie sass its esntn-a
Is considered q lucky omcn - Ifssssaua H,ask
sagssafas.
The pessEses ard woods around Tcnfno arc
coveted 81 Thick with surveyors thar when m.
toys 20 osst bunting they have 10 be csreful heyy
taey sheet In ev.sr thar thsv rsey no, sheo, ,b a
head OF . eivsi q a.er.- Tsasaa Hsraia
The boys GA the kalsms captured apcth.r
tear this week making aTe killed ia ,se aelxh,
heEheoa this spvis<. Their fobes are yalase,e
--katasaa EKtlrtia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27

The POLITICAL VIEW.
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$ ~ g : cause IN Iespee' W .ie ls'a''ehs
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of oesween any measures u eA'eae' eapsc-
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en Rfolo.'s'" n"es :" "'en'ssh'
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coin. insfe = JUS - "u0a p'oii's's !"
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a~s -. s - ss 800 49,, -,
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also snown sas' az e'a''us's sac easss IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
nsn.nrn RarEs EAsr.

rfvss.eissx tickets VIA Union fzcssc. Sesssis u
Chicago. 90. SEQ nd-csan. 81 4 e ssFtsn,
elsy tickes sxsnl 20 second stTse'. hossee hsoSA
q. u Briggs. aSens. cry oeck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
For Lease.

A fine large building Jus. completed, suisnhan
for either hotel or large boarding house. m
several store rooms wsieh can be easily renlI{
Situated on second street. opposite Denny he1i
Corner Commercial and Jackson ssreesa g
III. 500 per month for fifteen yeaxA
Two lots 60xi2o each. corner West and O.
versity streets. tor i've or ten years
Houses for Rent in all parts 0. the Ell.
We have large list of some ofthe
best property in the city. which NJ
shall be pleased to show to any enc
calling at our Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT ca
PAID Up CAPITAL or s.aa. )


PAID Up CAPITAL OF spon :.
sioo.ooo-Foar lets. 20 feet on lack.a, -.
S3e.ooo-2t lots on Lake Union sax,..
os electro ear line, harfnr - -!
nnScFSo let' Q. water iroas aoa ~
uAoie Improvements ~
S25,ooo-foxl1o, novthweS. corner r,,..
hell streets Terms. on. hsH 49, -
oaianee ave years AZ per csa,
sie'ooo-T Two corne. lots. 10 feet seasr :.
sf5,ooo-sie.gco cash balance 4 xs.
cent. vii. bus four Soos ~ -
houses which yiela an inesar,s ~ =
per cent. per annam On 2sA -
So,ooe--fine io- on Front sssees, saxI9eY ~
S9,ooO--Lot eoxt21 OF Seventh xt-s.. =.
stewart aud oave. uroa ~
erected s-sso-y hu..cier n,r - ~ !!
aud paying IS pc. cent On in,se'
mcnE se<t
s9.oco-Ivc los, eoxleo, OF SEVENTH sssest !.
tween Jackson aad Main. -
so,5co-ons 70; and part Of another On ~.
ss.soo-ll lots - block 81. Gilman rus a,
ss,ooo-Five acres ia West Sea,si.. tr.r. :.
60 - ~
S5.Soo-New s-roofn house. with ham -
built. one-halg block from cshi.. =
minutes walk 20 rosio1see
81 .9oo-Twe OF 'he fness lots In uusos -.
ton; 80 situated that tee ~. ~ ~
never be cur Oft -
&f.soo-House, rooms, on lot sexla n.
blocks from Madison cable ~
Cheaper lots In all parts Of the CITY
A hotel and several hedging houses n -.
Paying from sSeS her month % s6.00 = -
Requires from si,a01 TO sS0n
sawmill. now running AZ fuli eapacitx u :.
feet per day: in sood location: 81 Sa ~
one-half interest in sawmAl. canacitv mar
eet per day, with ready MARIE, Tor l1sAsr
?. COO.
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HOTEL FREE.

We are authorized TO Offer new hotel Aui,x
of eighty r oms, with electric bella NM
toilets and all conyeniences for term Of -
months free OF rent 10 desirable tenant ID:
afterwards 10 he very low.
This il something especially dcsiyabIN Cnn
at the Office Tor further particulars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
SEDRO.

We have some choice property In ses,. I.
SAFE. Sedro Is lively and CROWNS sovn ~.
ated on the Sksgit river, and Is surrcunds6 -
. very rich and rapidly develoninx conss,
Three railroads arc being CONSTRUCTED 49,
and the Fairhayen & southern Railroad q -
running between Fairhayen and sefro
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FRANKFORT

Is located ou a msgnifcens site: dry and leve
land. plated with hroadssf-eetS aud alleys;
Is well she tered from bleak and winter
winds: hes sn abundant supply OF pure
running wster.
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The future railroad hub and terraiusl port, com
msndias the conc ntraied lrsfic CT the
whole Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-27
FRANKFORT

In natural facilities offers the grestsst induce
mems TO capital and manufacturer OF any
town or pnft in tse whole Pacific North
wssL Special Inducements extended 20
urca esers who build and improve their
property.
One 5un6red thousand dollars is now heinx ex-
pen6ea BIZ the company on docks and other
city iuproyesaent.,
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FRANKFORT

Is supported By the greatest coal iron, lumber
Ing aud az sieuiturai interest cs any port On
the Pacific seas,
The advocate., 1890-07-02
-n1NPnRMATInNo IWEMnEnal -

dR66 TtFJbiaG 9hmAn hg&fls' dlB6Jy-
cred a mares nest, and R4tB6& s6eA2i
ihga65 iB6nbJ6 iaquislB9s' hgeI6ad
lik6toidGJw "WBy c5tRahF i6Bej& RF
the alliance are 80 solicitous OF tho
official paper in 'i6S nheate iehaf tR6y
should, dseTlmlpRte, Against g4iAfeers fflic
p0rs working eqUallyaa haEd tOEralii,
ance principles, a-andawlIy hnOheyuWas
appropriated to send ''BSh9gq c66ieS
oySrAastbto2re'n"r aetdi-yin9WT
k5tRo Ti4Ji2Ss SB9efGtG 4fB Begss
instance, we may presume thdt1 this
is the particular disSgiAip.95oPo S0IR,
planned oi. ',om ,e1di o. sao mc1i guisol-
We WiBrendeRYOr t0seRlighbSRIDbrr
neighbot an t0tbear6HsOh'Of itlfeiapa'
.,.a,,.;,4;o,, .,f,..od 4o lH1I'
'l9wg0 'lGWNm VI 91@iufl li9Jpy9o
With tho oi6GsEs, tFSQsteqS RpdCRxeGc
utiye board Of the State Alliance reRtR
the duty and the resROnsiBilitBiosf
building dpnthWUrdwS ektehding it5'
limits and odHcaSlHg 4ty 'rhehiBSqs itf
it6prih6iBl5E 'TBe .Hi6chiaefy y75Fthe
ordbr IL Piac5a'ih th6iFla8agfdp tBg,
purpose, and they are expected 'y6
ovnro;soN Mof$ 9,,finoay, y,{h So,,c,o ~ in No.
the most efficient means ,tq eaecQplT
plishb these Ondss BhababheyahhNei
been most emihentlysB sBttccehs4hb ubhtp
results attest. KSIsasa at6, d3y i&i'
the vanguard Of all the statea in Iris,
movement ItsgEawthp phasgbeeR 8FFr-
vellous, and thqradqceti9l79h pgRliS
sentiment has ikeptdpROe owith otbis
wonderful growth % ReBHtBi Attesti
the wisdom 6foBlRg iieahs1 6mb16S6a.,
The dissemination, Of proper ljtSta2-'
ture has beer. one OF t6eu en- meSns gGlS : and
this is everywhere regarded as fb6
most efficient " method ,fqg, the lSdBcP-
ton OF the people, an the PgiRcipl9s
audpurPoseaoG the Ordsno 2 Iftl@rOi.'
fcers have guiltyUF any &ulbfh'
this resp6GtTti5 i5 III 66R making '@bf6.
appropri6ti6n5f6r Gle same P2FPoBe.
Every friendly paper in the 5tat6 EBaE
il dominated by a spiFtf bboyS9 96at1 Of
envy and petty jeS.965y Bb61ldn nb6
scattered byoadqamIs among % ,tbe
people to the sflll texteRtg that ths
funds oitbe2 2ordenrwiH ,PerniOuGo
what better purpose. g0smItRs9NfrnCls
beappropriated than Borthgl'niiglit-
ment of the people? qdAd#h6gsES tEBI
benefit oi such g!i aPproiF ,3.i ,B3.dif,g&S
people 70 whom i belongs? q. ,q1ysolg
We BeliGVeiwe OaR's8felS say'withl
out egotishf that M AB7d6lFE HagI
been one Cf't69g Most b6t66}T f8StBrs
in this work oof edu6ati619 9hFhSE lbs
efforts are appreciqtea. i, Rttsstsd By,|
its,aucCess,aWe baFsupeveT, bQ@tedI
of our circulation nuanCfs hGpgsSldomI
referred toit1m ahy7&Gy, But Va Bel
lieye to-day that,,thib i'm @agrgneed' az
tack,o The, IiBpNs, upon, the, state
officers. and dpuPOn THu1,ARyOeAgR,is,
prompted, tO bofar' aasb 30 ris ',Vonls|
concerned, ByG spirit OF JBaT5dsy B9sI
cause Of our success an,d, BY ), RbIBqsse. \.
to defeat the peoples party, .iBtMhosAI