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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-11
BUILDING PERMITS.
4 Record Of sasldsas. Authorized

A Record Of BatIdings Authorized by
Inspector Ahbett.
Building Inspector Albeit yesterday isssied
the feliowi ng permftss
+. "A s,steisa. swo-ssoyy frame. lot s. A. A.
peanyis addition. eosk. ti.soa
~ O. Came, two-story frnmes hos .. block q,
Renton addition: cost. =. sa
W J. Bryant twe-ssury frame. LOT 4. BLOCK .
John IeAry .adissoa; cos. 1850.
Charles Ioach. two-ssory fr.me. ios7. eleek K.
A. A. neuny's additssu, cost shoa
IF. Pike. twussery frame. loss and .. haoex
II Inxs's second addition; cost. ~ coo
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eEYERAL EYNnicATKa

Two Il cur syndscsses inest On sdvancinf ne
and xe or enstorrery ia q present low yalnea
fux ssra<, ~ we are. according % consrneus q
receive srn days neftce Of sny rro.osed ss-
vnnck. Al We have here ofore told our patrons
We beiieve IN seattle ~ the Chica9o OF tie
s0zad. and advise bnytng - present prices
when The boulevard b fatshed. o. tho many
acqutxfrfcos roe sure 70 be obtained 81 seattle.
. veil q Tia sransconstnensAi lines Hou snre
70 make tneir terminals hese where they can
ge1 husinena we shaf see much higher prices
4 sfeadiiy advancing market VIII do 20 n1y on
Call early on Daniel Jones 4 Co, G. second
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my a BLOCK TS bALLARD.

Toe can buy . block Of twelve lots IN NC
Elr0y's addition to Ballard. iofains the original
plat Of Ballard. for 500 This II the best invest
meut yet odefed Ia or near this active, enefeesff
plsse- Ballard has . populafion OF so = tne
last In the next ak and fwelve months Ballard
already hes more manufactures and business
enterprises than AL Of Seattle suburban towns
For sale By Chill berg 4 Gardner, room ?, Lew
eiyu-DOdee building, agentx
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Two Of our synsie.iss iGssst On Advanetar tae
80 ST. ,ae eastasr, ~ ia a. present io~ sAluss
sas : t*rue a. we are scccrttng % eSnFrsc.s g
,sesise ten DAYS notice 81 suy rFop<ssd szs-
vance, Asws have herssesvsv sssa e1r eA.s. -
Ss,una. sna saysse haysnS st rKcs- ~ prssee-
Ven ne boulevard - Hais led. OF tAe nasay
accusations nos sare ~ f< estAaned ey $50.
=, :, rn%4r terminals kerv ser~ tnes SsiA 81
S,,ss,,ss. ws shall see mueA higher prices A
ss~.esy aexAnssas nsaskei VII 90 - e1t ca.
ss-..,. ,s,am :. ever Merchants National eAax-
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HEADACHES aud Fever. 10 cleanse the syssen
etseesusliy. yet gentiy. when eostive OF esiioa>
a. = Aea The nlctt - tmpars or slagg 81 - per
aansntly cure h.hstusl eonstipAfses- 10 awaksa
the kidneys aaa liver ~ healthy ACTIVITY.
~sthams irritating or weskeaias them use
SrYxsu al FlxS
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70klas Silgefnan & Co.

ings. They just came in this
week and are another install
ment of the superb stock we
have ordered In point Of
elegance and chaste design
they absolutely ousrival any
thing yet shown, and the ladies'
have been in raptures over
them for the past two days
That new ACCORDION pleat.
which is so fashionable. with
the exquisite design on Swiss,
really captivates an artistic
taste, but no more so than a
dozen other designs you win
notice.
Those Van Dyke points are
not only catchy in appearance
but most effective when made
up. These Van Dykes are
reigning favorites this season
and are particularly pleasing in
fiouncings.
These 1ouncings are in
Swiss, Nainsook, Cambria and
India Linen, and really. you'll
agree are extraordinarily pleas
ing.
The fret-work pleat is some
thing new. both in design and
effect Itwill make up even
handsomer than it appears on
the counter.
These Val. lace insertions
have attracted the fancy of a
great many of the ladies' and
that is only natural considering
the many beauties possessed by
this lace and the delicate effect
produced when it is inserted in
a light India Linen or Swiss.
Now take a look also at the
new line of laces. We just re-
ceived these this week. The
Van Dyke prints you will notice
hold their sway almost undis-
puted. These are even hand
somer than those shown you
earlier in the season, and justify
the prestige held by this lace
on the popular taste.
The Eiffel Tower points are
the new lace for this season.
quite the rage in fact, and are
most happy combinations of
the threads. The marked ef-
fects produced by this lace are
very striking and elegant.
These heavy dress trimmings
have just come in and are
already finding quick sale.
They strike the fastidious
dressers at once, and are some
thing which are not to be dupli-
Gated in the city.
New embroideriess Yes, all of
those you will see on the counter are
shown for the first time. They striks
everybody instantly with Their beauty.
There is nothing newer in design in
the markets. and these arc selected
stock.
The veilings are also just received
Iris Van Dyke point and Chenille
edged yelling is something entirely
new, never having been shown in this
city before
Those La Tosca and Polka Dot
MEETINGS are on sale for the first time
We fes. particularly vel satisfied
M the first arrivals Of our spring
stock OF fIouncings, laces, enbroideries,
MEETINGS, veilings. etr., the advance
guard OF which We are now showing
In few DAYS there VIII be ether
receipts and We viii more than surprise
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oPENfNG.

new stpck Ia every department; Epxing ise(
stylea. many astxscsiye noveltieA Chester
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THE nLorrER.

scrxEIox corsr-iicHrxSsgRs,y >.
n c. spragne "a c. c. Coleman. executor es-
tate az f.aeinda Gordon deceased. continued %
March IL
srrrs1oR oorRr-srxKs. J.
wg Dean & Co. AGAINST Ma AcDoncugh
Judgment BY eefAnls. t2ssT.
rzoEArE cocEr-ossoxs, j.
Estate of Louis Roequin. petition fog letters,
order Hxfng Firae fer March a.
fseseenaaas Haka0s, mater OF adoption: pc
.s,ioa nssSs: bearing March II.
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A.. 49, ,wsrA in shres htocks Of the slextssr
H. r. n.sw snilaiax 70 Hxllara and cay secr;
ssssser,e fro:n ths prexse~eS sAsSsEgef dsfsk g
~. S~s,ssr take Shcrs 4 ksxssrz railroad
~ e@xx tssH a. rnce ant seeare . esesk-
- &c. l,sx can ee sold far S-.ss tnsidr ef "a
-ssssnS Sesit>evx 4 Gardner. sSeafS, rcosA >
rf~~~ssxs,- fsssfxS has sfiaF.
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a Match sxnss<s the tsAa ef the OH That
Kseap~a Frem steve.
rexxaAs Ycans. 81 MelswEsss = scasr
- .e~sr oss.rs O. secunt sra<t. scar iAe
1890 81 Nsrsos. yesterday snorrsa<. shezs &c
x-rs~xrk .ss = the sezae was DARK. ~ Is .
ga :, axAs ne AxaSsng isnn taAs ~ Easss
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Ne. s~nssxrxos . cassssAerte Glasses vii tFtn
a, So srweyv we1nsxd&ss 81 s-@ sna - a.
s.s. . esc~k Cas- crea ~ Sew sssra - y
a. 80 axxs fwa weeds Csassfhsn5ss laiasn
- 49, s~srsSnw s.nev rarxAfnx. ssr.s tA1shs
=, s.r.s ana youHz ladies' AssaesrsnsRs "
w., s,s.nx the Peerless hozze sxrea bars and
haeens Haley. Clean a 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-11

Eew EifEei point laces. embrotderies collars.
trimmings. gimps. etc Chester Cleary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
AUKCYA
sprzet0w domowych.

W piatek rano, % llpca,
1890 r. G godzinle 10, bedzie
eprzedawaf nize) podpisany ma
pubIlcznej aukcyi wszystkie
sprze'y domowe pc niebosz-
czyku A. D. Ellsworth, W
domu ma rogu Washington i
4tej ulicy, naprzeclwko ratu-
sZa.
Pomledzy inaemi sprzeda-
wane beda: Try prawle no.
we piece do wegll; - jeden
piec do drzewa; piec do 60
towania;-k1lka kocleikow i
naczyn blaszanych;;-szafka
do lodu;-flranki I zasfony
ma okna;--skfadany stof jadal-
ny;-szafka ma ksiazki z orze-
chowego drzewa; = 2 tuziny
talerzy oraz srebra i szkla;.-
noze i widelce; 2 stofy mar
murowe; szelbiagi, t6&ka z
pierzynami; omywalka, ma
trace, kilka Iuster, lustro "a
$780,; jeden buffalo wierzch-
nj surdut, sprzetY kuchenne,
obrazy j rome inne potrzeb-
ne i zbytkowe artyku{y.
Wyprzedaz rozpocznie sic 0
godzinie 10 l potrwa, dopoki
wszYstkie artykuty ME costa
ma sprzedane.
Winona, % lipca, 1890 r.
L G
Aukcyonatorzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
HOFA PARK | PUkASkl.

odwledzilo oko}o 100 polsk,oh
goscl W dniu Ago, 5go i ego
Lipca tego roku.
Nlektorzy z nich przyb7li
ma 1000 mil oddalenla "a
kupnem ziemi ma farme, a
kazdy z Mich zawarl naiser-
decznie]sza przyjozh re starry
mi osadnlkam,, i wszyscy
wracali potem iako zadowoleni
nabywcy oko1o 5000 ARROW
ziemi ma przyszie szczesliwe
dziedziny.
Jeden z Mich, par Bonifacy
Rutkowski, az Connecticut
zakupif sam ola sieble al
l4c'e 4Otek czyll $50 ARROW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Pan J6zr Eabecki prszeprowa-
dill sic z Sturgeon L. do Winony,
dokad przywi6z} take rytaka Kar,
inskiego z Minneapolis. Zamysla
ablaG tn ma ryboiostwie oraz
wedzeniu ryb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
PQLSKl pOk10n

Sumiennie s~przadzone lekar-
rtwa, specyalnie no e iup owa
chorobe, So zawszs prawdzlwem
Acknowledgement dia kazde] rodzl-
ny.
Bedac dhugis lata lekarzem j
antekarzem acialem lsposobnos6
poznan1n sic = p%otrzebami cierpia-
rel lndzkosc; q Re kazdemu pola-
kowi iako mnie dohro ludu ma
sereu lew .iestS vice celem moim
byc uzvtecznvn, wszystkim clerpia.
cym. nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam. ale " na]bardzle] odle-
p}vch stronach, gdzie brak lekrzy
polskioh j surliennej porady nara
"a chorvch ne! .diugle cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarsty5a, kt6re dzlslaj zjcdna.
{y sobie obszerne uznanie tax re
strony bogatych iak i ubogich, re
strony klialk j szpitall-o czem
swiaicza codziennie otrzymane Ii
sty'z o6etalankami, lekarstwa, "a
kt6ryeh skutecznosc recze, DO pod
moiem ,specyalnie okiem prepare.
waae, go nastepujace:
ELIXIR-Niezr6wnanie sku.
tecznv srodek ma nerwowei cafko.
vite oslabienie 0 brak apetytu. chro.
nsosrly Dol giowy, specyalny bal
SAM cudowny ola kobiet pc sla-
bosch $1.OO
N. A. IMMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matyzm, iamanie W kosclach i
gwaftowne b6le g}owy SOC.
Maryanskie zo{ad-
ko we krople; srodek ten
powszechnie znany polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarzale choroby zo}ad-
ka, niestrawnosc, brak apetytu, 3D.
biianie sig i n,eomylny srodek ma
febre 75c.
SYRUP Ma KAsZEL. Radi-
kalnie usuwa kaszel i dusznosG Csc.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waia kolki, Dol zo}adka, rozwolnle.
ME i wymioty Csc.
Csc. KROPLE CHOLERYCZ-
NE. NaJpewniejsza pomoc W Dy-
zenteryl, g~wa},ownych rozwolnie-
mach po}aczonych 2 wymlotami
Cholera Morbus).
Csc. BALSAMz czarnych
a g o d. Dlu Izieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
25-5oc. HERBATA. Najle-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

%zapewniaf, to ma kilku sy-
now tesknacych "a farma
zasobu lyle, 3e W krotkim
czasie zdofa pare set ARROW
W kulturze w%prowadzi6.
Me ty]ko ma ziemie rolna,
ale i ma Lofty byio kupcow
dosyc, a wiec usmiecha sic
kolonii naszej na]lepsza prey
sz{os6 szybkiego rozwo]a.
Wszczesliwieni zagospoda-
rowan JUL osadnicy podeJmo,
wall gosclnnie podroznych
raczac ich z szczerego serca'
przekaska i napoleon W pick
nych swoich mieszkaniach,
ktore Nprzybyszow W podziw
wprawiaiy, he W 5 latach tax
pieknie liczebnie sic tn pc.
rozsiewalY W Pufaskim.
Urocze tany kofyszacego
sic zbo2a, bujne TAXI, pre-.
pyszne pastviska ,sllczna zieIeh
i kwiaty laczre oraz lesne
chwytafy kaadego "a SERGE
przenlosfy W {strony oicaysteJ
zlemi, DO W same] rzeczy o.
tacza mas tn to- same powie-
trze. A bydelko to jak istne
fanie pofyskiwalo gdzies W
trawie facznej, srod ukrytych
%strumykow, kt6re Ntu i owdz;e
dzwiecznym 81 erem o soble
znac daja. Wszedzie gdzie xto
spojr2af, przebijaio sic sdro-
vie, zadowolenie i szcsescie
tax W ludzlach, jake tel / W
zywiznie.
Pan j, J. Hof. jafo tel
lego mlejscowy p%eino4ocny i
miernik grunt6w, ora4 zaz-
naiomieni osadnicy z kaSdym
kawalkiem zieml, roscho-
dzlli sic z nowo prey.
byfemi gos6mi ma wszystkie
strony, pokazujac i'm grunta
W Pu1asklm, W okolicy kfasz.
toru ma wsch6d, poludhle j
polnoc, z wszech stron wrocili
z zadowoleniem, tax kupu5
]acy jake i starry osadnicy:S
Wszyscy tel roastali sic z
tenn przekonanlem, lie oprocz
JUL tn zamieszl<styeh NIGGA
sic osledlic )eszcze setki vie
eel farmer1w ma oddalenie
Jednej do dwoch godzirEdrogi
cd klasztoru w Pufaskim i
kosciola W Hofa Parku.
Eo mole wierzyG nam kaz-
z Bracl Polakow, kto to czy-
tao bedzie, a my smlaio j
bez ogr5dki zapraszamy kaz-
diego, by przybyf, przekona1
sic i osladf pomiedzy naml,
DO to jest najlepsza j najbliz-
SEA kolonia polska cd Mllwau-
kee / Chicago.
Szczerozyczliwi
". Pepzansh1
f. .Schemplahoueki
Jah66 Roznarynoush
j. Janecka
Mateusz Nliedzie7sh;
j. Harris.
PkACCIE "a WIARU SA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
~Uroczystosc Mickie-
WicZa
w Tx
KrdEoW. 6 Zlnc0.

Wcorai o godzinie 9 rano roz-
poczaf x. Arcyblskup odrSadku
ormianskiego Isakowicz obrzed
p%ogrzebowy. Kilkadzieslat tysiecy
ludzi zebralo ma sic uroczystosc Syn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

wieszcza naszego Wladys}aw Mic
kiewicz przemawia} %najpierwssy
oddajac krajowi zw}okl OLGA, na.-
drozszy skarb. Dziekowa} dalei
m}odziezy akademickiej, wydzia-
iowi krajowemu i kapitule krako-
wskiej "a podjete starania. Nastep-
ME przemawiaf marszalek kraju,
Nova ]ego patryotyczna zrobifa
ogromne wrazenie. Cd koscio4a
Najsw. Pany Maryi kondukt za}o-
bny poprowadzif X. Arcybiskup
Morawski. - Przesz}o 1000 WIEN
COW z}ozouo, pomiedzy temi wiele
srebrnych, kllkadziesiat wienc6w z
Warszawy. U stop Wawelu pre-
mawiai Lewicki; zwfoki do gro
bowca poniosfa m}odzlez. Pred
katedra przemawiaf stawny nasz
poeta i redaktor Novel Reformy"
Asnyk. Pogoda sprzyjala uroczy-
stosci.
z rodziny Micklewicza So ma
pogrzebie c6rka Aleksandra Mic
kiewicza, kt6ra jest "a Swiecicklm
i mieska W Minsku ma Litwie;
syn zmartego poety W}adysEaw
Mickiewicz z Paryza i wnuk po-
ETY. Ludwik G6recki, syn cork
zmarlego.
Z Prus Zachodnich brazil
udzla} w uroczystoscl Mickiewi-
czowskiei W Krakowle panowie:
Sczaniecki z Nawry, Dziaiowski z
Mlrakowa i ks. Sucharski z Bo-
rzyszkowa.-Kolo poselskie 2 Ber-
lima wys}a}o swego prezesa p.
J6zefa koscielsklego.
2 Paryza donoszq, re pc otwar.
ciu grobu Mickiewicza znaleziono
W MIN trumne drewnlana, zupe}-
ME przegnifa a W niej znajdowa}a
sic druga metalowa, W kllku miej-
scach peknleta. w tel trumnie
%znaleziono juz tylko szkiele5 poety.
W reku trzymaf on krzyzyk DIRE
wniany, rowniez juz uszkodzony
Obok znajdowa1a sic,
~ieszcze trawa morska, zfozona
do trumny W Konstantynopolu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
DORRA GOTOWA R

ma sprzedaz! 100 ARROW ziemi, try
mile cd magazynu Smeta, z do
bra woda Mona kupic "a TAME
pienladze lub zamienic ma pro-
perty W Winon1e. Bllzsza via
domosc u Observation-Disclosures
dali w Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
LISTA
OAR OCZYTALSKICH II.
Winni ~ wv sne

Wlnna IA wv i%arsush"::
Za0ierzyaski N Brenaond 4.5o
Rso1oaoshi Me0 York $50
Przypilshi Chicago 40
Iunasiaski H. Mizwaukee $50
Roterds a u Detroit 1876
Na0olihski J0z Evba 2.35
Biedrzycki z Mlvauhee 400
Frank TTosha Minnesota Lake 200
Fosecki Il Chicago AGO
Kudziasks p Chicago 2.15
Rieletski A1er Zowa Lake 1.6b
Rewiasha 7so Detroit 400
LuMoacsh j Chicago $50
Iasihski r Brooklyn 2.7O
KaSmirshi Il La Sale 1925
Maeko Wine Arcadia 400
Gajewski Jos Shamokin 800
Malka J6z Alpena $50
Miloch Mich Appleton $50
Okolewski M Wilkesbarre 400
Piechocki Allegheny City 4.3O
Palt Jan Chicago $50
Pitkiewlcz Fir Nanticoke $50
Potullcki Jan Reading $50
Radkiewicz Chicago $40
Romanowski l. Chicago $40
Smith William LakeWana 4CO
Sadogorski Jan Appleton 800
Sfupeeki M Grand Rapids 4.4O
Smakowski Jersey City ass
.Strzelecki Fir Chicago 400
Szrajber J Brooklyn 4.5O
Sukowski Michaf Chicago $40
Strzelecki st Brooklyn 400
Tailor Jos Bryan 400
Terski Teo Detroit $50
Wojcieszyk II Anderson 500
Wesofowski WI Buffalo 4.5O
Zakrzewski w Antrim $50
Zdanowlcz A New York 500
Ziotkowski AL Buffalo 500
Zastawny ] Philadelphia 500
Zielinski Prof Buffalo 3.75
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
L E K A r w O
MA K
Ma ca lem swiecie lest tylkc
iedno lekarstWO, DIR. HeinegC
zIoty specyfik OR. Heines
Golden Specifik(.

Golden Specifikl.
Moze bye danem W filizance
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
zywaiacego. a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwafa, zarowno cry pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostato wyleczonych o.
tYm s pecyf len W swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymac cd pa
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
wofuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia w~yleczenie sic reczy. Zg}os-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6iy. Adresowa6 W %zaufaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1856
Race Street, Cincinnati O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

N biegunke i wszelkie
dolegliwosci zofadkowe oraz ia
Dol zeb6w ma bardzo dobre le-
karstwo f. NJ. G.. Rombach, Ire
mont house, Wjnona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
V1VIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW e.
konwepcya

Demokratyczna konwencya
kongresyonalna ma pierwszy distr.
Minnesoty odbedzie sic W Vino.
NE W czwartek, Is slerpnia 1890
r. Przedewszystkiem ma bye no
winowany kandydat do kongresu.
Distrykt winonskl upowazniony jest
~de obrania Is delegatow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
Medawao zmarf tn W Winonie

DIR. Jean o. Hara, urodzony W
Irlandyi. Ukohczy} studya me-
dyczne W Niemczech, poczem byf
dokt prem marynarxl francuskiej,
p6znieJ wojsk amerykahskich W
W czasie wojny domowe], q cd
kilkunastu lat zamieszka1 W WI
NOME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Dawmieiszy policeman P. Schleu-
ter za1ozyl saloon i hotel ma rogr'
ulic 3ciej i Walnut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-30
LYNDONVILLE.

There are several cases of canker
rash at the Corner.
daughter of Charles Hoyt, who
destroyed the sight of one eye with
scissors some years ago, is now
threatened with blindness of the
other eye, and expects to go to Bos-
ton for trea tment.
A fve-year-old son of W. S. Masten
came near dying last week from
what at first was an unknown cause.
Later it appeared that on his way
home from the store with nutmegs
he had eaten one. Prompt and Wig
orous treatment saved his life
The annual railroad ball was held
in Music hall on Tuesday evening.
Previous to dancing an enjoyable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-30
DANVILLE.
A Visit from a Bear.

A bear, so report has it, recently
favored Danville with his presence
Tracks have been seen in the south
part of the town along Joe's brook
and several men traced the animal
into the woods below Harvey's Hol-
low. The hunters of Danvil1e were
on this occasion minus quantity
they were not there. They evidently
thought the bear had escaped to
parts unknown or perhaps belonged
to the realms of fancy; possibly it
was their thought that an expedi-
ton against the bear would have
been an excursion Ito use the words
of seamen) under bare poles" May
Bruins future be as peaceful as was
his course of life in Danville.
Mrs. L. F. Preston is in Littleton,
n. H.
Miss Emma Davis is visiting in
Hardwick.
Miss Ida Dana has gone to ST.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. J. S. Tilton went to Burling-
ton last week.
A. w. Nelson of Wolcott was in
town on Tuesday.
DR.. David c. Conner was in Bak-
ersfield during part of last week
The Danville teachers association
will hold its monthly meeting next
Saturday at the village schoolhouse
The second sociable given by the
Congregational society was held in
the town hall yesterday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Martin Sargent of South
Danville, who has been visiting
friends in New London, Conn, re-
turned to her home last week
There will be a meeting of Wash
burn lodge, F. and A. M, at the Elm
house hall on the evening of Feb. 5.
Members are requested to attend.
J. S. Tilton met with a serious ac-
cident a few days ago. While un
loading boards from car he slipped,
and in falling struck his hand against
a nail-this passing through the
palm of the hand. He will not be
able to resume work at present.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-30
"MAx O,RELL,S" LECTURE.

One of the largest audiences of the
season gathered in Music hall Tues
day night to hear Max O'Rell' in
our lecture course. He was intro
duced by Rev. F. D. Buckley M .
BlOuet's lecture really consisted of
comments upon the English, Scotch
and Americans, as viewed from
Travelled Frenchrnan's standpoint,
and comments which, while some
times caustic, kept the audience in
wonderfully good spirits from the
opening of the talk to its close The
speakers manner added to the effec-
tiveness of his numerous anecdotes,
all of which capitally illustrated his
points. The English soldier, he said,
is invincible in peace and probably
invisible in war. John Bull fights
to promote trade, to maintain peace
and order on the face Of the earth
and for the good of mankind in gen
eral. If he cOnquerS nation it is to
improve its condition in this world
and secure its welfare in the next 5"
He saw the success of John Bull in
this world in three great qualifca-
tiOns, "tenacity, the GOODNESS Of his
| head and the thickness of his skim"
and he described the Englishman as
"a curious mixture of lion, mule and
octopus" The speaker paid an ex-
cellent tribute to the Scotchman Of
all the inhabitants of the more or
less united kingdom Sandy Mac
Donald was the most keen, sturdy,
perSevering and humorous He was
hard-working and frugal, and to be
depended upon. His religion taught
him to trust in God and in his own
resources, a religion whose motto
was help yourself and God will help
you" He was not a man of brilliant
| qualities; he was man of solid ones
Coming to America Max O'Rell
thought the country was magnif-
cent, its progress marvellous and its
activity unequalled. 'Why, believe
that by and by in this country you
will have to cancel from the diction-
ary of the language used by you the
word impossible" His compliments
on the manliness and gentleness of
men were followed by running fire
of sarcasm upon the impoliteness of
the American woman His conclu-
sion was that, of all men in the
world, the Frenchman was the hap
piest and lived the longest He
thought the Americans were living
at too high tension and he said in
closing, Don't burn too much Take
it easier as you will never have an
other chance" The lecture contain
ed considerable sense and a good
deal of nonsense yet it was an enjoy
able and profitable entertainment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-30
EAST BURKE.

Mary Wood seems to be failing
quite rapidly.
Mrs. Abner Eggleston is very sick
at present writing.
Supervisor Taylor is in town visit
ing schools this week.
A council of doctors for Bion
Humphrey was held last week.
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Luke Cass in Iowa.
Carleton Houghton is in the place
called here by the illness of his father
Jonathan Houghton has had the
third shock of paralysis and is not
expected to live but a short time.
Hibbard Smiths family have re-
turned from st. .Johnsbury and are
stopping with Mrs Smiths father,
Austin Barney.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-30
WEST BURKE.

Clarence Bugbee goes this week to
Indiana.
Supervisor Taylor is in town this
week visiting schools.
Dr. Cheney lost one of his horses
last week. Cause of death unknown
A very interesting temperance meet
ing was held in the Methodist church
Sunday evening.
Grace Hudson started for Chicago
Jan. %, where she arrived Jan. "a
She will live there with her mother.
There is much sickness in town.
Mrs. Fred Parker has pneumonia.
Mrs. H. Packard, E. Way and family
and Flora Morse are recovering from
Ia grippe.
Missionary meeting at the Metho-
dist church Thursday evening. Rev.
G. M. Curl, Rev. J. E. Farrow and