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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

They make one ieei - though life was worth
living Take one Of Carter's Little Liver Pills
alter eating: II will relieve dyspepsia, aid
digestion, give lone and vigor 20 the system.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

The Northern Pacinc overland train leaving
Seattle ct 2 p. M, on and sier September LIST,
viii run solid via Garrison, Butte and Logan.
Montana Union will make close connections at
Garrison with overland trains leaving Seattle ~
CLIO Z. m. for Butte, Anaconda, Deer Lodge and
points of that line This gives direct service on
III trains for east bound passengers 70 Montana
Union points
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

CAMPING freight ana passnssn q rsdussa
Win aan from San Francisco Nov. II, 10 Z "a. for
seattle. Tacoma, Port Townsend. sehoUe what
com. Fesrhaven, Belling ham, Olympia and way
gor@ keceives freight datlyat Mission Street
fter No
General Aesnts. oan 1ranelseA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

ITO AoNTKDANos AND ALL POINTS or
eRAxp HARBoR

1UaErsoU ! aRAYs nAnDoR 4 =
Ihroash IN one day from esattle.
TRIMS cenpect daily IS KAmilchio . I y =.
with atoameI hon Deattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-10

F,zz1n - 1A3zx
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
Fm'mhouscs in Holland.

The houses in Holland, "A correspond
cnt says. nre mostly nf brick, SQUARE i'm
shape, one story high with peaked red
tiled roof The matched roof which IS
so usual in Belgium is here seldom seen.
The houses are usually neat looking beth
outside and in.
On opening the door YOU are shown
into a large room with kitchen utensils
in the glory Of highly. FURNISHED splcndor
hanging about stove or cooking range,
with here table, a SottcC aud n few
chairs, with "A strip of carpet laid ON IL
brick door
Ranging down this long room is a row
OF COW stalls on an elevated brick paved
platform, with trench back of the
stalls about two feet wide and two feet
deep. This room accommodates from
twenty 20 fifty cows on wclI-to.do
farmers place, and was a curious sight TO
US. These stables and kitchen combined
are scrubbed clean aud whitpwashpd and
are as clean as any ward IN somo of our
best hospitals,
In the spring, when the cattle are
turned out 10 grass, the stalls are scrubbed
and secured, the brick pavcmcnts painted
and the walls and ceilings whitcwashed
Lace curtains are arranged at the win
dows; often flowcr-pots or little iardinicrs
are kept there during the summer. and
the room smells rs sweet and is as clean
as the milk house OF the most fastidious
farmers wife.
After the cows are housed in tho fall,
they remain in until spring You SEQ no
cow yards The cattle arc either in past q.
urc or in their stalls. when turned out,
they arc blankctcd with sail cloth curl.
ously held in place by robes running un.
der and around the legs.
This large room mentioned above is
occupied jointly 10y the cows and tho
servants. Opening from it YOU enter "a
dining and a sittng-room, generally car.
pctcd, and, unlike the stable and kitchen,
has wooden iloors. From this you enter
the bedrooms The beds arc generally
in an elevated alcovc, with doors in front.
cutting it of from the room. The bed
IS generally bunk. In this province
bcdstcads are seldom used
was shown into q bedroom furnished
with % washstaud, table end some
chairs, but there seemed 10 be no bed
Investigation OF what appeared 10 be cup
board doors in the wall, only about the
sine Of ordinary sidcbOard doors. showed
tho bed in tins cupboard, or closet. so
high from the ground that steps kept in
side Tor the purpose had 90 be used to
,rrf i'm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
HOW THE sun WENT DovyN,

we were together my love and I
We roamed the meadows and lie was
sweet
Never n cloud in the summer skv.
And howers a-blowing about our feet
Our hearts were glad for that one glad dav.
10 bright 1t seemed OF all Joy the crown.
bui the beautiful brightness passei away,
Oh, how quickly the sun went down
Golden light upon land aud sea
Golden light Tor my love and me,
Never can dawn day 80 bright.
Linger little with Us tonight,
We have 6cen parted, my love audi
Many year by time and tide
Not till we reach the home on high
Shall stand again at my lus, ona', silc.
lhe flowers are fade J, the world is cold
The trees are nakei, aud gaunt. aud brown.
And youth has fed and my heart is old.
Oh how slowly the sun goes down,
Evening shadows of dreamy gray,
Draw your veil DER my weary wavl
Till day shall break and the shadow, ee,
Ana morning bringeth my love q me.
Florence Tyics a., Oacc-c- H-cc,>
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
THE LABOR WORLD.

MAYOR DAVIDSON, ot Baltimore, wants
that city TO build its own gas works.
LAnoR prophets predict that next summer
will I've one of strikes all over Europe
THEFG nrc seventy lodges and 4I05 mem.
bcrs in the Ancient Ordor United Workmen
Of Iowa
TnE Walters Union is hard at work in its
attempt ht uniting all walters of New York
I'm one organization
THE Bethlehem Iron Company, Mt Bethle
hem, Penn, has advanced the wages OF om
ployes fifteen per cent.
THE combined labor organizations OF
Brooklyn are about 10 establish general
employment bureau in that city.
A Bill before tho Massachusetts, I.egisla
ture will abolish fines for bad weaving. In
some cases mon have BEEN fined 81. 80 out Of
IA pay OF $3.50.
TngRE are 1000, 600 organized farmers I'm
the Alliances, principally in the South md
West. They run cooperative stores, mills,
warehouses, otc.
SENATOR COLLINS. OF New York, will In
troducc n bill into the State Senate which
has been requested by tho labor organiza-
tions Of the state 20 abolish prison labor.
TWENTY-FIVE Central Hudson Railway en-
Rineers who have been in the employ Of tho
company thirty years, will take q trip to
California April nt the expense OF the COM
pany.
CLAUS SPHECKELs, the sugar refiner, has
decided 10 build another refinery at Bound
Brook, N. j., and put IL I'm operation as soon
as possible, and will employ not less than 800
hand9.
MANY New York labor unions belonging TO
the American Federation OF Labor are In
favor ~ making that city the center Of tho
eght-hour strike, instead OF Pittsburg, on
May !.
THE condition OF tho unemployed at Sgd.
ney, Australia, is serious On recent night
800 nicn nnd women were counted asleep in
the parks Of that city, all without money or
homes
AT meeting Of the AmaIgemated Build
ing Trades Council in Boston n committee Of
FIVE was appointed ~ confer with the Master
Builders Association in regard 20 the estsb-
lishment Of eight hours Tor days work.
Four HUNDRED THOUSAND miners IN
Great Britain have decided 90 adhere 60 their
demand for an increase Of ten per cent. i'm
their w0ges. n is probable that the mca
will strike. Should they do ~ the coal out
put will be decreased three-aparters.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
THE NEWS RPIT0MIzED.
Eastern aud Middle States.

WHILE the schooner Marion Grimes, from
Georges Bay e. Gloucester, was at anchor
during n heavy gale three sailors we're
washed overheard aud drowned.
JouN JACoR AsroR's will was admitted to
probate i'm New Work. 500, 600 is left to
public institutions aud the bulk of the estate
20 his son, William Waldorf AStor.
The Coroner's jury nt Great Fails, y H..
Found 4 verdict against Isaac B Sawtcle,
charged with killing his brother Hiram.
THE School Board Of Boston, Mass. de
cided 10 drop Auderson'S History from the
list of text books This is the book which
caused So much trouble on account of its
reference 20 religious matters
GEORGE CLARK, convicted as ono of the
murdcrcrs bf William MCCausland an Ale
ghcny City drovor, was hanged at Wayne
burg, Penn
THE United States steamer Enterprise
having ON board the body of George III PEN
dlcton, late Minister TO Germany, has arrived
at the port OF New York
THE Liquor Committee Of the Massachu-
settS Legislature reported unanimously
against enactiug straight prohibitorN law.
aud also against reducing the high license
Zee from 5000 SO $500
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

Thanks TO the missionaries, inner
Africa is now able to do a good deal Of
lcr own printing, as the Portuguese
found out in October last. They re-
ccived, the New York SIM asserts. a
printed declaration from Consul John
'ton announcing that large part Of the
Shire River region had been placed under
The protection Of Great Britain. The
typcsctting and press work had been
done by black boys at Blantyrc, the now
famous mission station IN the beautiful
Shire Highlands, where the wilderness
has bccn made to blossom, hundreds Of
acres having been turned into planta-
tions and grain fields, while scores of
children are studying in the school and
learning trades in tho workshops. Ithas
cost 5000 600 thus for to bring about
this transformation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
Foreign.

FtvN HUNDRED OF tho King OF Dahomey's
troops attacked the French posts at kotonou,
Senegal. The French rcpulsed thcm and
killed sixty of their number.
AnNRRuL OF powder exploded at Cienaga
station, n suburU OF havana, Cunn, destroy
ing house and iniuriua thirty workmcn
sovcu Of them severely.
WHILE largo number OF workmen wcrc
Engaged about the Flora Concert Hall which
is beng erected I'm Hamburg, the new Cupola
fclL buryiug thirty eight men i'm the ruins.
Fivowe taken ont dead. and eight wcro
rescued severely injured live othsrs were
missing.
DURING the Portuguese election az Cozim-
Ira there was a riot The District Adminis-
traitor was shot aud seriously wounded.
Several supporters OF the Government we're
injured
SEVENTY murdered bodies of infants were
found on tho premises OF Skohtsld, at War
saw Poland, whose house was recently
burned
A FRESCu torpedo boat went ashore az
Costa de Mira, Portugal Her crew were
saved.
A HAND OF Albanions mado descent lipou
the villages OF Babgal, Rohuci and Bah
rush, 'n olld Servia, Turkey, aud plundered
thcm. MoHy Of the inhabitants were
tortured To death by tile robbers.
RUSSELL HAWRIsoN, son OF President
Harrison, arrived in Havana, Cuba ON the
steamer Moscottc, from Tampa. Fla.
AuRAuAM fiNCotN, the only son Of Robert
II. Lincoln, tho United states Minister 20
England, has died az London.
CHARLrs SoTTFLL, a Swiss, was arrested
bt Suaymas Mcxico, on a charge OF counter
feitng American money. Sottcll, it ~
stated, has hrduCh establishments through
out the State Of Sonora,
PRtNCE BISMARCK has defined 10 permit
the Germnu West Africa Company Go sell
part OF its possessions TO an Ango-Dut"h
sVsdiCnte
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
FURIOUS STORMS IN JAPAN.
Many Hundred Fishing Boats Lost
with All on Board.

Advccs from Japan state that the storm
which swept along the Boshu Coast was
disastrous About 1000 fishing boats, with
between 200 aud 1000 fishermen, dritted out
tU sea Nine hundred Of these boats, with
all tho men aboard were lost. Most
of the bodies drifted upon the beach and were
taken care of 10y relatives. Tho scenes hy
ihe families and friends were heartrending
Tho sdnie day eleven boats were wrecked
i'm the SEA off Tobishima during storm,
aud ffty fishermen were drowned.
TwcntN three fishermen were drowned
on the coast Of Maschawn. News has
also been received Of the disastrous
storm, which swept over the coasts Of Tou-
korno aud Chosic, kndsus0 district. Moro
than 700 fishing boats that were out never
returned Funeral ceremonies for about GOD
fishermen supposed to have been drowned
have been held. Whole villages are in mourn
ing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

"Oh, Mr. Gardiner, am So gladr'
stop said he. ''I am not quit
through"
"oh!' sighed Dolly, blaukly.
There is something else Ivaut you to
dc"
BY way of penaucc"
Dolly'S blue eyes sparhled, her old
playful spirit was coming back again.
If Won choose 20 call it pcnancc, YES.
] have discovered something within the
last Lour, Dolly. | have discovered that
II You went away great portion of the
light md sunshine of my life would 20
also that love you, Dolly. and thi,
thing that ask OF You is 10 be my
wife"
Dolly hid her burning face among the
leaves OF the big geranjum in the win
dow
II think must be dreaming. -
said she. "Bccause can have de,
served such happiness rs thisw
III we all got only what we deserve
in this world" said Mr Gardiner. "we
shtuld some uC us fare pretty hard, That
is tht clerical side Of me. And now
Dolly-my own darling little Dolly, -
taking her tcndcrly TO his heart here
is the human side of me! No happiness
IN all the universe can bc too much for
YOU, sweet one And love You All Tie
better, in that you are no more absolute.
~ perfect than myself"
And this "situatiou" as ministers wife
at LillicSlcaf was the last TINT Dolly
Damar ever took, and il any one else
wants II reference for her they must
ask the Reverend John Gardiner -
S0'a'Roy N,glh
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

tTH DAv.--The debate ON t5e World'r
Fair bills was continued and cawr1Oan end
New York having the last hour Of the dis
cii ion as it had had the first.
1lsr DhY.-.Thc House voted ou The ques-
tipu oi tho site for the Worlds Fair, with the
result 0f choosing Chicago ON the eighth bal
lJt 50 the Grt ballot the House give n
preliminary opinion in favor NJ Chicago as
against New York by O. vote ~ 70 ~ ~ Sc
Louis received Gl md Washington got % uu
thc first ballot The Speaker announce
ment was Du thr last ballot. as follows.
"lhe whole number of votes cast ON this
ballot ie pD5 ~ which lJ4 is n majority Of
these votes Chicago has received ij1, New
York l1i 81 Louis 20 and Washington,
is Accordingly the order Of tbo H0uss has
been executed
52DDAY. A bilto discontinue the coinsge
of 81 and 50 gold pieces and the three cent
nickel piece was passed ln Committee ~
the Whole the House resumed The cOnsdera-
ti0n o. the Oklsbor bin
53D DhY-The Atkinson pcndieton con-
tested election case was debated The fol-
lowing were among the bills introduced BY
Mr Clunie keviving ne rank OF Lieutenant
Inspector Generals with the rank of ma iJr
Bv Mr Peter Providing Tor the appoint
m.nt Of nine Irrigation Commissioners. who
aret1 Do charged with the preparation and
execution Of general plans Tor tuc irrigation
OF arid areas of the country
HTH DAY Immediately after the reading
and approval of the journal Mr EoWell
ceNo1up tha contested election case Of Afkin-
son against Pendlcten. After % short debate.
Nas seated by vote of ~ .Ihe House
proceeded in Comm.ttae of t8s Whole t3 ih.
.ulidTatIDu ol Che Urgent Deficiency bill
a--sass-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

During recent German mannuvres 4,
vas found that with bodies OF troops
900 yards apart, one body IN the woods.
the sound OF their firing could be heard,
but there was not smoke enough to To-
cate them accurately for return fire to
be effective. 1t is suggested that tn,
balloon will become necessary for recon.
noisance in such cases when smokelcs,
powder/comes to bc generally used.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
4 New Industry for Children.

a novel industry for cbildrcn's tinv lit
tlc fingers has somewhat recently been in-
troduccd into England, and is quite MS
fascinating 10 the little workers as IT is
reinuncratiyc. a company has been
formed for the manufacture Of TOYS.
which were formerly imported into the
country at the almost incredibly large
sum Of - 900. OOO when it was learned
that most Of the work e manufacturing
the toy. was accomplished by little chill
drcu. who enjoyed their rmplgymcu. so
much that they preferred 10 To- play. this
company established their ma1ufsctory in
thc midst ~ % crowded district Of Bir
mnghom, and advertised TO teach chill
drcu thc worl, fec Of cost As soon as
the people learned OF This offer, women
aod children bcsigcd thc place in such
numbers shat thc street was literally
wcan1 With applicants, and thc police
bad great difficulty t3 force thcir way
through the throu1 Tho children after
learning how to do toe work arc allowed
t0 take Dr. to fbci. homes. and. pr
rounded by ucw comforts and luyrr.rs
purchased by the proceeds of their fsef.
mating employment, amid the refining boz.
Nuanco- Of home. hundreds OF busy IiWc
bands Wc employed in delightful work
TO cali ont the most intelligent workers
i1 the Trade the company issued o. list Of
Wilc, to bo competed for by thc children
under twelve gear of ago and awarded TO-
90" ch,id who shall construct the best
ouiht Tor the companys paper doll The
largest prize is 80, thc smallest So. and
other prize Iists arc 20 follow presently.
Nc Yolk SIM.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
Washington

hDDITtONAL nominations by the Pres.
cent Harold NJ Sowall ~ Maine. Consul
General ot Apio Henry W. Andrews, Of
Ohio Consul az Hankow. Johi Fwoier q
Maeachuaetts Consul at Ninwo William
y McCreery OF Michigan Consul at Val
U1ri.o. John s. Twcels Of Pennsylvania.
Consul at Naples Charles H. Fitch Of R0ch-
ester Collectorof Internal Hcveuuo Twenty
eighth District of New York. Richard O.
Bauhs. Collector of Customs for Che District
A. NoriorE and Portsmouth Va.
T8r pan-Americlu Cougrcs adopted reso.
Ia .NH. providing tor o railroad connecting
o.i tae nations repre- antai BOO Che Congress
Tme House Special Worlds Fair Commit
Chicago fa.rh.ii
CoEIrtsTs -1I tho obstruction 0f gum
boat. No. and 10 hlr. I..r awarded .. fre
Bath iron works 90 p th. iic. at ch-ir L.i
of 1851 OJJ for both vessels.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

Rumor hss it that there is soon to be \
worlds strike Of seafaring men, to af,
feet the merchant marine service or all
countries, but especially that of America.
England, Australia and the China Seas.
1t Is said that the members Of the Sailors
and Fircmens Union, numbering NOR,
'han quarter of million men in the
trade between the above-mentioned sec.
uons, have managed to collect nearly &
million Of dollars with which to support
the strike.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

Ono thing which hara-scs American,
IN England perhaps more than anything
else, observes the New York HorH H.
chat they havc so frequently to- pay for
something which should bc supplied free
and supplied freely The performance
at the thatres is familiar illustration.
The latest story OF returning travellers.
however, has 70 do with The LIGHT i'm
the underground railroad cars. The
passenger can turn ono ON and read his
paper If he puts q penny in thc slot. If
hc grudgcs the penny hc cannot have the
illumination The light IS arranged in p
deep box jus. back Of the passenger
head 70 IS an electric light and viii
only illuminate the paper or book inn
mcdiatc.y in front of it and viii only
illuminate it Tor fifteen minutes. At the
end Of that time. ir "a second penny docs
mot come iu tho light goes ou. Tn this
way the mdpuce remains fixed although
obviously tho passenger pockeG uo~
Lighter AN lhc umo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
A TERRIBLE ALTERN NATIVE.
One Man Had Ter Die That One Hun
drcd Might Live.

A. the w,st.bOund Nickel Plate passenger
train reached tho iSO-foot high bridge over
Walnut Greek, near Swantown, Penn.
the engineer man in the
middle of tho bridge The train was
running az the rate Of forty miles
an hour and Co reverse Il on the bridge
would havo impcrilled the train and it's 100
passengers Although the poor fellow stood
wriugug his hands in agony aud looked
plcadingly ~ the engineer, the bravo man at
the lever kept on hnd sent one man down $50
feet into ctornity rather than imperil the
lives I'm his kccping> The man was unknown
and was pcnniless
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

During the year 1889 there were car.
ried over the elevated railroads of New
York city 1S2, Alb, ,9S7 passengers, no,
one Of whom was injured by carelessnes,
or other fault of the management. This
Is certainly wonderful showing and AT.
fords marked contrast to the accident,
associqed with surface travel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

There has been an example in Man,
chester, England, recently Of the folly Of
parents exposing their children to disease
with the idea that they must have it a.
one time or another, and that as they
must have it the trouble may AS well be
over with. Some Manchester mothers
had this notion in regard to measles
with the result that in two weeks forty
iour children died. The mothers de-
ibcratcly placed their children in the
way Of taking the disease. The large
mortality was probably due to the fact
that la grippe was prevalent at tho time
The Chicago HcroH declares it to be tine
very acme Of unwisdom to expose a child
to any disease
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

The Quebec Legislature has passed \
oil Offering 100 acres Of land to every
man who is the father Of twelve children.
The persons entitled TO this novel bonus
appear TO be numerous At Trcis Pistolcs
there arc two families, named Roulette
and Bclzil, who each have fifteen living
children. Another named Gingras. in
Bellechassc, has had no fewer than thirty
four children born TO him. Still another
named Creticn, in Llslet, has twenty
seven, and one Villancourt, in Kamour-
aska, has just had his thirty-sevcntb
infant baptized.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06
THEIR HEADS CUT OFF.

summary Punishment OF Nearly zoo
Rebels In Morocco.
The troops of tho Sultan OF Morocco ar
'cported Co have been very successful 4. sew
Cral engagements with the rebels. Accord
ing TO the accounts current. the chiefs OF the
rebels were captured and beheade,l. and their
heads have boen forwarded as trophies 10 the
Sultan. Al the prisoners who were taken
were killed, aud ISIS heads were sent To- deco
rate the walls OF Fec. The insurgents, how
ever, nrc still presenting firm front in some
parts Of the country, So that the danger is by
mo- means over It Is said At Tangier that IL
the rcbcllion should extend toward Algeria
France will intervene.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

The growth Of cities in the United
States is not among the least of the mar
vels Of its development. There arc now
$50 Of them, with an aggregate popula.
tion of nearly 10000, 600.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

The young Emperor Of Germany has
ordered the suppression of all words Of
French origin in the addresses of letters.
At the same time the Car OF all the
Russias issues from his bomb proof an
ukasc to the effect that all letters for
foreign lands shall be addressed cx.
elusveiy in French Tho New York
Com'"ere'a Adrertissy suggest to their
mightinesses a compromise: LET their
subjects learn and use good American.
They will have to come to it at last. Il
is the language of the future. aud the
sooner that is acknowledged the better"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-06

CoMMopoRr GroRGE Il Wurr. Chief ot
the Bureau of Yards aud Docks. who was
stricken down by an apoplectio attack. has
died az his residence