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Sharp County record., 1890-06-26

When baby wao sick we gave her CaaIoua,
When she was Il child she cried for CaeIoria,
When she became Miss she clung to CasIofa
When she had children she gave them Castoria,
II takes u great big soul full Of
rcligion 10 believe that allllctions are
but the shadows of Gods wing,
The evening world., 1890-04-12
A View.

10 he Editor
Let the parents Of our girls give them a.
thorough and liberal an education AZ lies In
their power. While school children. place IL
in their way to earn their own probationary
"a certain tum weekly-by good conduct,
excellent scholarship. or cheerful aid in the
homo dutios. This will teacli an appreciation
OF the value of money, and will Undue the
girls with n love OF self-help and sturdy in
dependence. Acquainted with the delights
Of self-earncd money, there will he lacking
in later days. IL thrown upon their own re-
sources, that false pride that Is 30 great All
obatn Gle 20 honest work. q,
Study the girls from early childhood and
learn for what they are best fitted. Having
learned II. give them the best training for
that special career. But y small proportion
II onr great army Of girls H. specially gifted,
hut teach them to feel that 1t IL not talent
that il needed 10 Insure success - that
'ninety-ninu per cent. OF ambition to, Try
and enc per cent. Of 70 Nus viii accomplish
ANYTHING in this world" With such o train-
ing our girls can face the problem OF self
j. l.. =.
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Let inc tell the story my own way. One
night, about a ycar ago.
"Give me the month If you can"
well, it was December, know, because
IL was Just after Christmas Day"
lJtor CbtiSiu0S Ian, and the date Of the
murder fixed by Marleiuh was Dec. rs! Tho
whole OF his elaborate theory was breaking
down.
~ should think it would be about two
days after Boxing Day; ct any rae it was in
the same week." confined the old man.
One night on my return home, my wife,
who was then alive. informed me that some
one from the hospital had called, and re-
puested me to conc and rec my daughter,
WHO was lying there dangerously i'll.
IL fastened to the hospital. and found
the poor girl dying. but abe to converse
with me, Al she would tell me Was that her
husband had treated ler cruelty and de-
serted her. and that in u tit Of despair she
hal tried 10 commit suicide by poisoning
herr eli. Tho authorities Mt the hospital in
formed nc that she Lad been found in the
streets at All carly hour OH the morning Of
Dec. 10. senseless, and had been brought
there.
"Slc was evidently suffering from poison,
and her hands and face when she fell were
covered will mud and mould and dirt. 1t
was supposed she had poisoned herself in a
garden or some such place, and fallen down
in the moull. but, coming to herself, hal
staggered into the street, possibly to get as
sistnnce, but had fallen senseless again"
Whereabouts was She found on the
18th of December - exclaimed the lii
spector.
"in tho st. Johns Wood road. replied
the father; THAT was stated at the ill
quest
All, Of course there was ali inquest"
Yes. l and the doctor were almost the
only witnesses. The poor girl told her own
story. and il was Of course accepted. Her
husband had left her. and the had poisoned
herself. That was all she said. The nell
cal evidence tailed with her own statement
that she had taken poison. But sle had re-
covered from that. What killed her was
shock to the system"
"Onc moment exclaimed the Inspector,
n sudden thought striking him. He took
out the gold bracelet found IN the grave be-
meath the pear tree and showed it to the old
man. did your daughter ever wear a
bracelet like that?'
The old man took ii in his hands ard ex-
amincd il. Yes. | remember this brace
let. She showed it to me once and told me
hey husband lad given 1t to her. l believe
she always wore it,"
The inspector rose and took his hat and
went ont into the air a bewildcred maj.
The young woman-whom Marleigh had at
sisted to buy in the garden in The ~i;ctreat,
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The ! Stl OF December was the night fTed
bv tire man Marlcigh ns the night OF the
murder. Tho Inspector iel. sure that lie
was on the right road now. The missing
woman wa' Mrs. Dickson. formerly Jane
Ellis. and the murderer was Charles Dick
SON, now charles Goldberg.
But to charge him it was necessary to find
some portion of the body something ON
which All inquest cunid lie held. tUu cant
holt mn inquest on II bracelet.
The Inspector was at his wit>'end what to
10. Eut there were still further proofs
which might lie accumulated. In the GER
tiiicatu tie name of tile girls father was
mentioned John Richard Ellis. lie could
be- traced il lie were alive. and lie might be
able to supply rome missing link.
After considerable search and inquiry n
John lic,nrd Ellis was t. faced. He was an
old MAI living in two small rooms iii Wal
worth. unl was n widowcr. He lived alone
Oh u pension which his .o"mcr ompioyc or
allowed hinl.
i~iterrogated b. tho Inspector. he told II
start ing story. He had Il daughter. Jane
Elis, who wa II guvcrness. She married,
much ngain,t his villa young follow named
Dickson. n mar who was a gentleman, but
y gambler. and who attended races and
Lacked Horses. She lived in lodgings by
herself before she married. as he at that
time had Il tCcond wife. aud Jane and her
stepmo;lcr did not agree. She told him one
day that she had married Dickson. ami was
living with him az his wife. He did not
visit ler. a owing to family matters, they
wore not very great friends.
Where was his ,aughtcr now? Did lie
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Make Them w omen.

To N, EiitDr
Don't impress upon their minds that thc
duties Of \ household are mental and a bar
to gentility.
Don't encourage them to allow their
mothers to work aud wait upon them and
slave In the kitchen while they pro-empt the
parlor. .
Don't teach them that their only chance of
gaining u rich husband is to appear dainty.
stylish, hnlf-irvalid and entirely ignorant
of duties it should be the pride uf every
woman to understand.
Dom. inquire, what shall we do with
our girls 2" and then traverse every avenue
occupied. by man since the world began a: IL
proper place for women. II. they were i'll
dustriously attending to their duties thorG
would be no necessity OF raising the question
Of "What shall We do with our girls?'
Don't countennnce the nll-per,adinR fad
in America of woman. occupying a higher
position shan the angels, only tn diEnppoint
her. by consignment to a iute or bagging
mill.
Don't fail to toll her that IL Americas
young men neither knew nor performed any
better their duties than the yOnng women
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From a Mother o: Four.

To ne Edf,rrs
lie true and pure oursclvcs. Begin each
day with help divine, aud ask for strength
OF mind and body to be a pattern for our
girls from childhood M.
Teach our girls little children love one
another" and thus ayoii discord in the
home. 10 be good is to 10 haupy, and un'-
ploymept IL enjoyment: therefore, with
early Christian training AMI MI carly bent
OF mind to habits of ministry aud irugality.
pai emit may reasonably expect their girlH to
turn Their attention TO almost any employ
ment with success.
A proper knowledge Of books will enable
them to become successtnl teachers in our
schools, a very available avenue OF kolf-sup.
port. 4 talent for music shou. be especially
cultivated, nv - music hath charms where
language would tail ns, and can be rendered
hoRlthiul, attractive and "Belf-suDpOrting.
ClRHHGd hmong the beat qualifications for
our daughters should DO n thorough know
ledge OF household duties, u credit and
honor 20 u lady, and means OF polf-sup;
mort In her own domicile. Having reared
four girls capable Of supporting Themselves,
| know whereof ] rftirm.
HATTIE MINER DRooRs.
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YORK FOR FEMALE HANDS.
More Suggestions As to the Best
Employment for Girls,
Future independence Secured Early In
Life,
No More Letters Eligible After Noon
To-Day.

In accordance with the previous an
nounccment. no letters received after l"
O'Clock noon to-day will be eligible for com
petition in tho contest for the best essay on
''what Shalt We Do with Our Girls7'
This contest. Judging from the mum er
of letters received. has struck n popular
chord in the public heart. and many waltz
able hints and suggestions have been offered
ly TIE EVENING WORLD readers, which
every parent will appreciate.
Only the best contributions have been Sc
Iected for publication. but all letters.
whether published or not. will be submitted
to the Judge. and the winners name and
letter will be announced at rs carly n date M
possible, considering the enormity OF the
task.
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Home-Makars Wanted.

To ne EitJr
It appears TO me that in training our girls
for Lies work we sometimes forget what
sphere they nro intended, 10y their nat
tural ondowimonts, to properly ill. No one
thinks OF hRrncsHing a sheep To a rcaping
machine; its p!uce IN IN the pasture.
A Hlrl may bC u sucCt n, a. n ciCrk, q tyDo-
writer, or n school teacher tor n few YEAR,.
hut her true nature will eventually assert
itself, and show her sie would be far hau-
pier in the poHsCaBiOiI OF u husbands love, u
childS cnresHcs, u cosy home, than to have
all the apparent success OF n life spent in
trade or teaching.
leach our girlu how to make happy homes
on moderate ,%rluries, and they viii not only
find their God.1prointed work IN life. hut
would tayo tiom ne temptations OF city
whose one great need IN 4" Home. Sweet
lone,
The demand for girls az real homc-makcrs
is mach greater than the supply.
HOMELAND.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
PurifieS
the Blood

"My daughter has been very i'll with
eczema. BY reading about Hoods Sarsapa-
rIlla | was induced to Try this medicine and
was wonderfully surprised by It's effect.
When she had taken half n bottle she was
like another child, and when the bottle was
all gone she WAS entirely cured aud in per-
feet health. ID. I. K~AyANAUGu. - Daniel
st., Albany, n. u.
II have for a long time been using Hoods
Sarsaparilla, believe me, | would not be
without il. Al a spr.nG me !icine II is in
valuable. e. A. RHODES, 1850 Ontario st..
Chicago. Ill.
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Be Enthusiasts, Masters, Experts for
Success.

y IN T--T--T
How can a girl be fitted to Jcst make her
own living? That IL the question At issue.
Have her choose a line Of work as early in
life M possible. and tltn use all hoi energy
to become n perfect mistress ut IT..
SUPP ose. a. early rs twelve ycars Of age
she thinks she would like to he ONE a
then. Let hcr ieGdirg ard education be in
refcrenco. to that work. Have her lecomc
thoroughly proficient II IL. Tho enthusiast,
the master. the expert. can always find
remuncfNtIve employment.
select sterugraphy timrly for ~illustrn-
tiOn. She may have All 1t Ciination to he
como n telegraph operator, n milliner, n
teacher, a doctor Whatever IL IL, have her
decide ut the earliest possible moment Of
her life, gtick to- her decision anl work and
study with might AM main e. exec.
Tho person WHO can do u certain work
better than any one clsc IL sure to he IN dc.
mnud These are the days Of epecialists.
There Is room only at the top. t.. l.. i.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Purifies
the Blood

II was RIM down from close application
10 work, bat was told had malaria, aud
was dosed with q%uinine, &c, which was
useless. / decided to tako Hoods Sarss-
parilla, and am now feeling strong and
cheerful. | tee' satisfied it will benefit
any who give il II fair trial. "-WILLTAM Is.
BgAMIsu, aGl Spring ST.. New York City.
II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla, aud
heartily recommend it as 4 blood purifier"
S. AUCKLAND, ex-Mayor OF Fremont. o.
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Purifies
the Blood

was poisoned by poison ivy. and was
obliged to give up work, being confined to
my house for two months. l had sores and
scales all over me, my finger nails came of
and my hair and whiskerS came ont. | had
two physicians. but did not seem to get
much better. Then / saw Hoods sasapa-
Tilla advertised and bought a bottle. II
helped me SO much that l continued taking
IL till l had used three bottles, when / was
cured. can recommend Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla to all - the best blood purifier | know
oL"-G. W. VUSK. 20 Park ave-, Brock
port. n. Y.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
PASSING THE $4,000 MARK.
Harlem Councils Total Assuming
Extensive Proportions.
Progress of other Contestant, in the
Lodge and club Contest.

Harlem Council, oii. c. i. IT,. passes the
90. 900 mark to-day. aud nov leads TuE
EvENiSd WORLDS Lodge aud club Contest
with Di.I2I. Metropolitan Lodge. n0J. X.
Of r., holding aecond place with s4.J7I.
Tho %Trainmcn's Relief Association, NJ. f..
H.. still pushes on in third place with
81, TIp. and in fourth position the James
T.. Iieiloy Association has increased its vote
to 81. i2T.
United Council. 1895. \. l.. Of H.. il still
fifth with -. Ts4, and the Xavier Club
sIth with IL. S4T.
Down on Staten Island. at West Brighton.
the order of Cranks. No. |, ia having n
largc.sizcd boom. and It's vote has increased
to ~, S7?.
Voters are again reminded to Gu out their
ballots 30 that each one will bear the banner
printed over 1t. They are also requested
not to fold their ballot.
A Number OF counterfeit ballots have boon
received at this Office. OF COURSE they will
not lie counted.
Enllnwinu nrp conDotinu organizations
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Purify
Your Blood

At the coming OF spring the blood should
lie purified. as impurities which lave been
accommodating for months. or even years.
are liable to manifest themselves and seri-
cusly affect the health. Hoods S~arsaparilla
is undoubtedly the best blool purifier. 1t
cxpcls every faint OF impurity. drives ont
scrofulous humors and germs of disease.
and gives to tho blood the quality aud tone
essential to good health.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

an a pretty steady h~om@opath. aud
so don't take much of outside preparations.
but for a sort Of mental and physical tor
pidity that comes over ME in midwintsr.
with evidence OF sluggish blood. have
used about one bottle Of Hoods sarsapA-
rilIa. simply taking it after each breakfast
| lind myself cleAred-heAded and brisksr"
bodied for it. Hoods S~arsaparillA Is
good thing, 'pathy or no 'pathy, "A. II.
SIvaFn1ED, New York Manager Chicago
Nelrs. Tribune Building.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Hoods


"My daughter Mary wa afflicted with
scrotulous sore neck from the time she was
~ months old till she became It years OF
age. Jumps formed in her neck aud ono of
them. after growing to the size of a pigeons
egg became a running sore for over three
years. We gave her Hoods Sarsaparilln.
when the lump and all indications of scrot-
ula entirely disappeared and now she seems
to be a healthy child. -. S. CARLILE. Maui
right. N. j.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

"Ihe old saying, Announce of prevent.
I've is worth a pound OF cure. | aud to be
u in connection with Hoods SarsapaIilla.
used to be troabled with fever and agur,
malaria, pimp.es on the face, anil other
affections resulting from blood impurities.
was induced by = friend to thy Hoods
sArsaparilla. II now take a bottle every
spring and fall; asa result | have vigorous
health throughout the year. w. STEWART.
uO5 Myrtle ave-, Brooklyn, \. y.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

itshould certainly convince YOU thatitis the
ideal SpriuE Medicine. 1t acts especially
and Immediately upon the blood. overcomes
physical weakness, reviyes the health-tone
and creates q good appetite, Try 1t this
spring.
II had salt rheum on my left arm three
years, suffering terribly. | took Hoods
Sarsaparilla. and the salt rheum has entirely
disappeared. III. NJ. Mills. II French ST..
Iowall. Mass
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Purify Your Blood

The importance Of thoroughly purifying
the blood This spring caunot DO oyer-esti-
mated. The extraordinary epidemic OF
Tho grip" and other diseases, the un-
healthful winter. close confinement indoors
and carelessneEs in diet, have caused accu-
mutation OF impurities In the blood which
must be expelled before You can feel well and
strong again. The universal praise given
Hoods Sarsaparilla by those who have taken
The evening world., 1890-04-12

There il nothing more conclusivoly proven
than that Hoods sarsaparilla is a radical
and reliable blood purifier. II we could
show you the many letters VIC receive from
people oil whom we never heard before. tell
ing OF remarkable cures of scrofula. salt
rheum and all kinds and degrees of diseases
Of the blood, you would be az fully con.
WINGED OF and M enthusiastic over the mcr.
It's OF Hoods %Sarsanarilla as VIC arc.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Hoods


MY son was afflicted with the worst type
of scrofula, and on the recommendation Of
my druggist l gave him Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. To-day he il sound and well. not
withdrawing it was said there was not
enough medicine in Illinois to effect .
cure. y. CHRISTIAN. nlipolis, Ill.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

p%arilla. This PREPARATION is a clean. whole
some medicine, carefully prepared and Dos
srssiug curative powers Peculiar TO Itself.
1t eNp-!s every impurity from the blood,
oyereomea lhat tLr-l LealLna. creale- a gool
The evening world., 1890-04-12
eyyops1s or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

yloma smrl, IN American, Mes alone IN 81 johns Woollo on term Wwny earN ImIin
GesiC r0ng in and out with a hre man One nigh he rings q woman, cine
The lGuc man CsnsMern and Mr. smith informs him that 1t has teen dome Ihey
RnTai MEfG i tells ueI 0Ee tth elFi elb murdered wonaRin they yard o. the house
sMiJEISSs himself M ,A he i Eme S MT in fo,f s& mfm TfE '"a g. nr as %GsShnE insane saG sIRT nd i1"BBSTgssG
ieIGr nnt Qdsr an Amirn lInTr,tl EMr which CONTAINS LECTURE strongly losenbIly
NJ aWih ,1WS ,mEs,@ learns ttbpt til. thu "htm5Ge b b d" b Nr n@ @? do none %i engage T% tS Tms Ht
tar'm t cold Dr. whose nGr was for o.y DCkson nriel nJape iur IN In9hnL and
min ntp6 iEIa ( tmMRT ""e"' "o"'T DNA' '
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Enforce Section 20.

To ne EdfiDr9
IL in not n question of "What shall We do
with our girls :" that ought to be brought to
the notice of the public, but II question Of
what shall we do for our girls -
III each and every father woul strive to
have enforced tho goth tectiou Of the pre-
Amhlc Of thu Kniphts Of Labor. 40 secure
for both sexes equal ray for equal work. "
our girls would be able TO take care Of them
selves. ". II. W.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Purifies
the Blood

Hoods SsrssparillA is outselling all on.
ers with us. The same parties who ones
buy It return for more and recommend itso
10 their friends, which is the best proof mas
il is giving satisfaotisn. -. W. HESHG
34O0 I'd ave-, New York City.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

admirable preparation. Hoods ~Sar,aparilla,
among the inmates of st. Johns Home.
with constantly increasing benefit and sat
isfaeuoni We want nothing better. in cases
general debility and loss of appetite We
nnd It Invaluable; also when al impure
state OF the blood is indicated by sruptions.
&C. We shall continue to keep il among our
egulAr supplies. '5SisTERs ~ ST. JOSEPH,
SO Johns Homo. BROOKLYN. n. Y.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

ingalls, Says
Cleveland
Will be renominated
SEE THE SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Purifies
the Blood

~ take Hoods S~arsaparila every year as
a spring tonic, VITA most satisfactory re-
suits. Recommend IIools Sarsapar La To
all Who have that miserable tired feeling.
C. P~AENELrE, 34o Br.Jge ~. Brooklyn.
y. \.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Sol by all druggists. 81; six for -. Pre-
pared By C.. T. HOOD L CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for e.. Ire
pared By {. l. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
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Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s.. Pre-
pared by c. I, HOOD 4 Co, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Sold cy all druggists. 81; six for %. Pre-.
pared by c. 1. HOOD a Co, Lowell. MAss.
100 Doses one Dollar
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bankruptcy would befall the entire nation
within a year.
what TO do with our girls? Make women
ii. V. FRASKLtN. Lima. o.
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THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL u, 1900.
A sIJoU RESIDENCE.
By GEORGE r. SIMS,

Il uhor of Lights o London 4 Raavay Romance" " The Lost
Brd,' tt.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

ALL unc,siness aud wAkefulne-s In 'hil TEN re-
BY M0NRLL'a TEErmN O OORpIAI. 90c. -
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result of close confinement during the win
ter in poorly ventilated homes. workshops
store, or nom other caJ;sU., il Is OF the Mt
most Importance that everybody should
taEga good blood purifier ike Hoods Sarsa-
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Purifies
the Blood

ABOUT eight months ago my little boy
had . very sore ear. A friend told me to
ny Hoods SGrsaparilla, and l gave my boy
ens bottle with the best results. He is now
IN good health."-A. q. LEWIS. sac Fifth
ave-. New York City.
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Safety of the PubIic-.PurifY Your Blood

blood. The public is made M OF ~individu-
al aud il your owa health l. q. a low ebb,
u must ~unfavorah.y affect the health of the
community. Therefore. Ia Ihe spring,
When Impurities luu riot in the blood. a. the
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Now

Sold By Al d~ruRgista 81; six for s5. Pre-
pared b. @ L HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
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sold by all druggists. 81; six for 50. Pre-
pared by G. l., HOOD co.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar
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The public health is Of the greatest i'm
rortance. AMI For the Safety ht the Pub
ne II must be- maintained. This cannot
he, however, II impurities aud gerrls OF
disease arc allowed to accumulate in the
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Sold by all druggists. 81; siG for So. Pre-
pared by c. l.. HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Those dcHirous Of voting in this contest
must I'LL ont the above ballot and inciosa it
in an envelope addressed 90 the Lodge aud
Club Editor. EvESiNG WuRLp. l.. q. boz
n.354. n. Y. CITY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20
cnuHcus AND srArH

Iwo sentences IN the latest sncyclicAl let
- 9 Pope Leo. Issued early IN tie currsns
neaeA. Asvs sxcitsd uneasy comment IN
Nh country and In Enesand. These are
WAsss - declares that "shs C&tholsc eAnrca
n9ns enncssa hsrsslf about the laws sormu-
la1aa b ~ statA hecauss cf he welfare Of
~ seaes tess,f. md because they some
tlnss sncsoacA o. Ne right II tAe cAusvA
~ pasnine eAsar duo hoands.. and where
- naks ~ declaration that Catholics
Aaso epoclnl dutiss b life. and their nsss
duty = - tAslr church and then 10 their
eeuntRy.s
h = presumed tAas these ssnssnees had
opeclel reeersnce - existing rsaatsons BE-
ewssa Italy ord The church. foe The pops ss
eeueaAses aware that 40 church, - =
-. would In this country b permitted
nsssss with state asfAirs. ana every
- = Ills ccansxy II held 10 c~s an
J. allegiance 10 the cSnssssasioa
~. asA and in rs~rect - these, sab
lseteial rsvs.ien. there can es no
f. $780,. - tns aosnas~ with wAscA &C.
= s. r. .. - ~ tasse1srs.
~ sssns sknrs = ne csa,. sav rr-
tnls esnssry tAsrs 3 a owes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

Temperance apostle ia you know that
WHISKY will ess hoe through sheet lren
lnearsate-why doa's yoa try eees,-~ Isxss
S.ffsasA
ssiesr~tsln ito dock iahcrer who has res
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make TOE sSsse gvAstsr oas 81 ms peekes,
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He~i am thsnksnx es embracing liter
ssv slfe. Sass--l do sos acuhs tass the hse
VII Ne very happy one Il yoe~-st yea
sha1sa sreas Il the way yea SPOKE ct
Eersv lks&x Evysxss
EFowa- Hello What's thisr Aaothes
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