The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-02

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euyesnor cevefnI tlnnos ana rs notsd y I
nAnd1hnket ana ! baby kfsser long b,fore
- xas ekouehf 1T 1or the presfdency. H
NEVER Nod any ida That Sc would s. nomi-
mated q BoItimoxs and when So received
re neWs q his nominafion be Wa tryinr (
40 justfce u The posce ease. His brother
communieoted tho foct 20 him Int &c
would not bclieye & ana Il was some Zine
befofe he would 3 pefsnaded that the fact
va genuine one fillmore vas : poii-
tctan and Frank Pierce had had ! long
political caroer before be was nominated
for The presidency. Taking the presidents
~ ii ~ they have done their duty ia
keeptng up the politics Of the country. and
After Al Il = only the Mugwumps Who
think dat such actions are anything %
their discredit
4 cnAr w1rn oAnyrrrp,s srxvArp
Auothar q t,erf.las. .ttera.nt. dn,;,.
his last illnee. /. v.rv r..r 3 d..th ~ Ne
w. T. Crump. Who scfed 3. TIA sts-.ra e
the Whi,e Home au,fro Il. H.v.. "a
Garfield OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I. thc cec ma.
inx che iline.a a. oe,fIsld g -. ,ar.
SANITY ~ Ia sifle l,ofh sasv .rd ni-.,x "a
hfs nervoua av,fem s. This Ans r,a..-
went such : atr.in th.t s. 10 nof 49,,
Well sinco than. 4 49, 81 Il. dutv -.
ne Ifftine a. (3aysnia shc.,t &, -, :. ss-
DOCTOR surrseteei and = an;r- 40. 8.
hurt his baeF - fhe. 4. -. ~ 49,, .ti~
q hand ev.r sinn. ther ~ icr- s;.',s
BE vors 8 rsds herd - $500 $3.50. .,r,as
hin v.ist :. h.cr s,,.,ss.-.
and for ne past ten wears be has ian -
such Z narvoua condition thaf the lea.s
ovornxorffon has made him .3rk o.
fields Nlness vas : vary NOR ioh q, Mir,
The COMMITTEES that revised the bills rec
ommeuded that he b Maid 81 fo0 "a ADJ.
ton to his salary for l. extra work. The
treasury cut down this amount 70 $50
and this Is Ill be ever received. h vas
getting $I,6O0 6 steward Of the White
House. hnt Sc yas not ahIe 70 All nia mat
tf0n after the death Of Garf;eld ana Pre.i-
dent Arthur had IL choose ! nev .tev.rd
He opened ! lunch MIN - W..hir.tcy
for I time. but this did not succeed ma a.
has not bean doine veil since
aAr,rrrn :. ,.~,..
n~.a..s -
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&. u,~-Lss.. 80 -. ~ o'skess =. sc.Ics
80. RI s.. -. s...le u - ~ 49,
20 ooo - -. r. 81 f1',oov anu
1870 $3.50 - So ~ us placuce ~
1870 49, - =. pl0saon.' anu LOT
-. 80 a. =. ..a s ~. .s. ~ 70 nun.
49, -. 80 sas- Is 49, lcl elo,oV = ms
Ia s6trD .nd s. left ~. wh;t. uc,,..
with broken constitution to find
that his splendid practice had almost gone
and that he had to 60 to work again to
build it up. He had to 20 to Europe for
his health, and after months of doing moth
ing he came back to Washington looking
twenty ears older than he did before the
assassination. His hair was gray and his
shoulders were bent After 8 time he be-
gan to fall OF mentally. and he died 1 year
Of 20 ago ! disappointed man. have had
many talks with DR.. Bliss a. to that terri
bic sickness. and I don't think the world
understands what strain Il was upon his
attendants. I chatted with Stew
ard Crump about Il long AGO.
He teIIs me that Mr.. Garfield
thought he was going to get well As long a.
Mrs. Garfield had any hopes of it. Al
soon g she gave M be felt that ali was LOST
and he BEGAN to fail. He vas very ouiet
and very resigned throughout the whole
sickness and be was ct times quite facetious