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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
WHEN HIRAM SHAVED HIS wHIsK-
ERS.

I've lived with Hiram thirty years
Tfrlou this varied eartn,
And walked with him the wales OF tears,
And climbed the hills OF mirth;
strong storms have broken on our calm,
And gusts blown wild and drear,
But have clung to Hirams arm
And never felt fear;
And never gave frown or SCOT,
Till Hiram shaved his whiskers Of
Till Hiram shaved his whiskers-
Those gorgeous whiskers were my pride
What wondrous power to please!
An they did wave from side 70 side,
And hoated on the breeze.
ssYou have not loved me since the DAY
Old WHISPERS left said Hi
"For when Old Whiskers moved away
My husband left" said I.
sMy good old husband disappeared
The day that Hiram shaved HIS beard
When Hiram shaved his whiskers."
"You loved Old whiskers Mary Ann,
Far more than you loved me"
"Old Whiskers was a handsome man
As you will often see,
He had n shaggy, manly air.
But you are small and thin,
Your mouth 10 large, your cheeks are spare,
You have peaked chin
And will always rue the day
That good Old whisker moved away
When Hiram shaved his whiskcrs."
"You feel 10 bad, my Mary Ann,
And mourn Old Whiskers 30,
I'll bring you back that grizzly man,
II let my whiskers grow
"Ah, those words sound like Hiram's words"
Said /, "no more I'll mourn,
I'll sing as gay as singing birds,
TIL Whiskers shall return;
Meantime I'll bear with sluggard fate,
In joyful patience sit and wait,
Samuel Walter Foss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06

Patent medicines differ
One has reasonableness, an
other has not. One has repu-
tation-another has not. One
has confidence, born of sue
cess = another has only
"hopes."
Don't take it for granted
that all patent medicines are
alike. They are not.
Let the years of uninter-
rupted success and the tens
of thousands of cured and
happy men and women, place
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
on the side of the comparison
they belong.
And there isn't a state or
territory, no nor hardly a
country in the world, whether
its people realize it or not,
but have men and women
in them that're happier be-
cause of their discovery and
their effects.
Think of this in health.
Think of it in sickness. And
then think whether you can
afford to make the trial if
the makers can afford to take
the risk to give your money
back as they do if they do
not benefit or cure you.
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he ought to lay whip across your should
ers. By Jove!' he continued, flushing up
nj the sight of the bitter sneer upon the
mans face at is not part of my duties
to my client, but here's hunting crop
handy, and think shall just treat my
self to-" He took two swift steps 10 the
whip, but before he could grasp 1t there
was a wild clatter of steps upon the stairs,
the heavy hall door banged, and from the
window we could see Mr.. James Wlndl-
bank running at the top of his speed down
the ROAD.
.'There's a cold-blooded scoundrel, said
Holmes, laughing, as he threw himsen
down into his chair once more. That
fellow will rise from crime TO crime until
he does something very bad and ends on
pallows. The case 6as, in some respects,
been not entirely devoid of interest.
81 cannot now entirely see all the steps
of your reasoning" remarked.
"Well, of course it was obvious rom the
first that this Mr.. Hosmer Angel must
have some strong object for his curious
conduct, and it was equally clear that the
only man who really protited by the incl
dent. as far as we could see, was the step
father. Then the fact that the two men
were never together, but that the one
always appeared when the other
w wss d aSe tin mes s spsssi and
the curious voice, which both limited at
disguise, as did the bushy whlskers. My
suspicious were all confirmed by his pecu-
liar action in typewriting his signature,
which of course inferred that his hand-
writing was so familiar to her that she
would recognize even the smallest sample
of it. You see all these isolated facts, to-
gether with many minor ones, all pointed
in the same direction"
"And how did you verify them Z"
Having once spotted my man, 1t was
easy to get confederation. l knew the
firm for which this man worked. Having
taken the printed description, eliminated
everything from it which could be the re-
suit of a disguise-the whiskers. the
glasses, the voice-and sent it to the firm,
with a request that they would inform
me whether it answered to the de-
scription of any of their travellers.
I had already noticed the pecdl-
iarities of the typewriter, and
wrote TO the man himself at his business
address, asking him if he would come
here. AS l expected, his reply was type
written and revealed the same trivial but
characteristic defects. The same post
brought me letter from Westhouse 81
Marbank, of Fenchurch street, to say that
the description tailed in every respect
with that of their employe, James Windi-
bank VOLTA toutp'
"And Miss Sutherland"
aft tell her she will not believe me-
You NAV remember the DID Persian say
ing, There is danger for HIM who taketh
the tiger cub, and danger also for whose
snatches delusion from a woman There
is as much sense in Hafz as in Horace,
and as much knowledge of the world"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
ADVENTURES OF
SHERLOCK HOLMES.
A CASE OF IDENTITY.
BY A. Conan Doyle.

Z dear fellow" said
Sherlock Holmes, as
we sat on either side
of the fire in his lodg-
ings in Baker street,
"life is infinitely stran-
ger than anything
which the mind of
man could invent.
We would not dare to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-06
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being combed or brushed: Is your
scalp dry or il q heated condition.
and Is your hair full of dandru1.
II these are some Of your symp-
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become bald. and thus lose one OF
natures noblest gifts, a bountifuI
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1t Is endorsed by physicians every
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30. Manufactured BY SKOOKCM
ROOT HAIR GROWER Co. New
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19
Advice to q Young Man.

Young man. in your youth either split
rails or work on canalboat. Then when
you grow older, the presidential chair may
be yours. Do not dream of organizing a
youthful band of faithful followers to 20
west and slaughter Indians, for the red
men, with the assistance of bad whisky and
government ammunition, are killing them
selves as fast as possible.
Always speak kindly to your sick uncle
He may make a will some day, and per-
chance he might leave you one of the fam
lily spoons; or, even better. you might be-
come the envied possessor of his antique
oak bootjack.
When yonr parents disagree on some
slight subject preserve a discreet silence,
and, if possible, leave the room, for when
your father comes out second best, as he
invariably will, he may take his revenge
on your youthful hide.
Do not cry when you have to stay in
doors and play with the little girls. AS
you grow older you will find that little
girl Is great comfort, even though she
consents to be only sister to you.
In sharing candy with your younger
brother always bear in mind that too much
would make the little fellow sick. Re-
membering this, you will always be justi.
fed in taking the largest share for your
self.-Munsey's Weekly.
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He Told Him All About It.

One of those good natured persons who
arc always bent on imparting information
was Inundated not long since. A man,
apparently yokel. was seated on fence
intently looking at the telegraph wires. A
gentleman passing said:
watching the wires. ehf'
Eyes, SIR"
waiting to see message 90 by, eh?"
The man smiled and said, Yes, SIR"
The gentleman kindly told him that
messages were invisible and explained the
work of the electric current to him at
length. Concluding, he said. Nov you
know something about it."
"Yes, SIR"
"What do you work at?"
"Me and my mate over FOUNDER are tele-
graph workers, and we're just putting up
a new wire. Tit Bits.
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When . person 10 sick they wish moro
snan augLt else Q restoration of heath.
Iney are willing to take even nauseous
medicine In order to get well With many,
however, a first consideration is whether
the medicine is perfectly safe. Will It OF
VIII 1t not leave any evil after effectsi
Now, there Is one remedy known to be
certainly safe. 1t is botanical discovery
"a called Botanic Blood Balm, or B. B. &.
u not harm the most delicate constitu.
uon,. nor will discontinuance cause o
craving for lis further use. It is a sure
30 idote for poison In the blood. The blood
becomes poisoned 10 various WAYS. Consti.
patton. urinary difficulties and causes O,
enete matter remaining 10 the system will
cause blood impurity, or blood poison. Of
many call 1t. Symptoms of blood poison
should not be neglected. B. B. B. should
De taken at once. 1t will cure promptly
ana IS not bad to take, nor will it leave any
evil after effects.
J.. ID. Watkins, Blakely, Ga, writes
Odd sores covered my entire person ant
ltched Intensely night and day. Fol
several months could not work at all.
commenced the use of Botanic Blood Balm
and began TO grow better the first week
and am now sound and we'll, free from
sores and itching and at work again"
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Loves IdYl.

Both sat on a garden seat, and the ex-
preston on his face plainly said, II am
done for~ He first broke the silence by
saying:
"Will you he miner" and tried to draw
her little closer.
She stiffened aud refused to bulge.
Il mean to reform, and give up all my
bad habitsp' be urged.
The object of his alteration was inexor-
able
And abandon smoking"
No response
And leave off card playing"
Frigid silence as before.
III never 90 out of doors without you'll"
She ONLY shook her head
And present you with diamond ring
tomorrow
Then the sweet innocent lifted her down
cast eyes up TO meet his gaze, and resting
her little head on his shoulder she falter-
lngly whispered in his ear:
Oh, Emile, how kind you are!"
And there they sat-dreaming, ponder
Ing, thinking, she about the diamond ring.
and ne wondering where on earth he should
stump upthe money to buy .-Kleeblatt.
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RErRIsUTIoN.

rbis q warning to the MAA
5SsTs who Gives Advice.
very bad cold you have. Cod
r,a y said BloobumP,e[I Cooling
90 the last time | had sucn colo a.
mo" SnO on Bloobumper, drawing
thsh .ndum book from his vest pocket
nernoa'Itino it. "you advised me to take
and c1n OS hath for it, Have you tried that
sIufkI Tourselfg think you said 1t was
~ infallible cure"
IN. Ne, .onrse YOU haven't, proceeded Bloc
80 he searched for another entry
pump oroorandum book. 1.-The cold l
Ia before that you recommenueo lle w
nau Nv the application of mustard plasTers
ccaia0 cur to my chest and the small OF
p pc hack OF course you haven't tried that
yourself'"
uos 1ss see," Bloobumper interrupt
O 'nt,,t chen had cold few weeks be-
gu .sat last one l mentioned, you said
lolS ~ ~ en- of good hot herb tea would NIX
GAM II would take it on going to bed,
and 60 get lntO l'OlSPi
deue that with Yourself
"Tbe fact is. Bloo"-
ooh no Doubt But here is another en-
..r ~ cure for cold you told me about
"! months ago. Take teaspoonful OF
ornd CAYENNE pepper every hour until
gsIi Have you tried thatT
aBloopumper, you
"Certainly, know. Well, on the 5th OF
,.st January you told me that SIX grains
"ssr;n;ne taken Just before retiring would
S.aat nm the worst cold that ever got into
man,s system. Why don't you try the
quinine pills"
81 couldn't"-
"perbans not. But in December you
.,ooested a few electrical shocks from a
rowerful battery. Pm curious to know
rbv that hasn't cured your cold"
swell, I've been"-
"Doubtless that was it. But when had
NV severe cold in November jotted down
anotber remedy you told me of, and for
which was very much obliged, although
7 neglected to take it. You told me to
snnff half teaspoonful Of paregoric up
INV nostrils, and the cold would be gone
in ten hours Suppose you try that now?''
"But Pm under the DOCTORS care,
you"-
"Oh, that doesn't make the slightest diff
ference. You told me SO yourself, in the
early part of October, when | was under a
physician's care myself. You said that
doctors didn't know anything about colds,
but if would just wrap myself in a wet
sheet, and pile blankets on top, before
morning the sweating would drive every
particle of cold from my system. Do you
remember that advice? think you might
give it fair trial now"
Unjust go, Bloobumper. So long,"
Good by. Try some of those specifics
will your ITO HIMSELF He didn't seem
very grateful for that assorted lot of cures
for colds; but, after all, it is one thing tc
give advice and another to take it. didn't
take any of those remedies either when be
suggested them to me. "-William Henry
Siviter in Harper's Bazaar.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19
THE OneSfinn

AT religious meeting in America a
number o! females stood upon the benches,
Notwithstanding they were desired not to
DO So a venerable pastor then arose and
said, Il think if these ladies knew thev
nao hoies In their stockings they would
sit down. Upon which there was great
nagetlng among the ladies and an imme-
olate sinking into their seats.
a young minister who stood behind the
venerable gentleman, blushing up to the
temples said: "Oh. brother, how could
you say that?"
say that" replied the old man. "Whv.
IL must he fact; If they had no holes
IN their stockings, should like to know
now they could get them on. '-TitrBits
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19

One section of the great historical col.
lection at Dresden Ia literally museum
Of boots and shoes, being, 1t 10 believed,
unequaled in the world ~ q repository
for the footwear Of celebrities. Among
the things OF interest shown are pair
OF shoes worn by Martin Luther ct the
Diet Of Worms, and the toilet slippers
Of the great Maria Theresa. In sealed
case are shown the boots worn by Ma
poleon at the battle of Dresden, and the
jack boots OF Peter the Great.-St
Louis Republic.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19

Poor old father, pretty girl, man with
mortgage (homely churl); handsome lover
(not cent? wants to pay the poor girls
rent. Landlord will not be denied; pretty
girl must be his bride. Young man takes
the farm horse out; says he'll trot beyond
doubt; has him put into a race. Wins
on him for straight and place. Cows and
horses dive stock drawsG country reel
with great applause Husking bee; big
red ear; girl gets kissed in spite of fear.
Handsome lover comes with cash all the
landlords hopes to smash; Joy succeeds the
great suspense-family circle, fifty cents
Washington Star.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19
An Amateur Detective.

A rather shabby looking man applied to
the chief of the New York police for a po-
sition.
"Have you ever had any experience as q
detectiveW
"Oh, yes" was the reply; II once arrest
ed man who did some killing"
$50 you arrested man who committed
homicide"
Eyes, he was a sort of murderer. He
was not a homicide exactly: he was sui
eide He killed himself. you know
Texas Siftings.
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Good to Practice ON.

While stationed in Richmond barracks
In Dublin along with detachment Of the
Dublin fusiliers one Of the sentries be-.
longing to that corps got strict orders to
present arms to all field officers, and espe-
cially to the commanding officer. A young
subaltern was passing his post, and the
sentry presented arms to him. The officer.
however, went up to the sentry and told
him that he was not entitled to that com.
pliment. when the sentry replied, Zach,
sure, you are good enough to practise on. ~
-Tit-Bits.
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Art Not Equal tn All Tall

Mr. Blank examining his portrait lust
painted by Professor Fuillemort from
Iaris)-Professor, do not know how It *
1u1 neitner you ror any artist whom /
l nave ever met has been able to catch tn
expression Of my face
rro'essor-Ah, Meester Blank, Eat is
saray true; but Struggling his shouldersl
&c. re expression ees not zare, how can Won
eatch him?-Brooklyn Eagle.
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XIII Him naaA.-

me- '''e oennie-Boohool The bee stuno
the bee. 'er MIND. l killed
t,ii S;a nennie-Did your Boohoo, Wall
A uim deader.-Brooklyn Eagle '
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First Bard-Seen my sonnets in The Pa
ciic Weekly
Second b-rd-Yes
First Rartl-Like themf
Second a-candidly-I--.
First Bard-Oh, If 1t comes 10 that. can
didly always hated your beastly ballads
and rondels and rot in The Erechtheum.
but had the decency not TO tell you SOL
Punch
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Unprecedented.

,. nereS something in the paper about a
t .S,n'F 10 New England that has lived in
"" &c, ZANE mouse for century"
neanl OF something stranger than that
tne other day-a family in New York that
nAs nVed in the same fat for ei0ht
months. "-Munsey's Weakly
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19
All the Rest Arc Covered.

"Why il it," asked II stranger, that you
Americans are so anxious to discover the
north pole"
oh" replied an experienced globe trot-
ser. 1--WE Americans are great travellers,
you know, and we want some new place TO
write our names on. "-Somerville Journal.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19

bands pI.v,u ns IN the world do they have
Eide rescrt ng so constantly at these sea.
Jumppuppe-So thu. -
' 'ne overwhelmingly Rszss nno'
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A WARM Day.

Mother-rm afraid you'll catch cola
II you sit In that draft. -
Little Boy-But, mamma tn eaton
hot II don't Good News.
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Gratifying To All.

The high position attained and the uni
versal acceptance and approval of the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs,
as the most excellent laxative known, il.
lustIate the value of the qualities on which
its success Is based and are abundantly
gratifying to the California: Fig Syrup
Company.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-19
TheY Both Hail.

M and Nine. de M,err 90
iussS. He composes his own are so Doth gen
Les' and she compos.s ~ ;o
mostly. Truth. 'e" mis- audiences.
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sno .sness Lend. Etc.
~ ms.sr Tar awsy" abe asksS singing
10 murmured. ''far awsv n-r,..
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The FORUM

1.-THE Foremost Periodical for Thoughtful Readers"
following OF Contents oft
Po1 how By hoy this
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%Gefs fails wns sppns An
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e0IlTurDu FEMALE UNIVERSITY
JUUIuLU FLORENCE, ALABAMA.

Full university curriculum Five distinct courses which
lead degrees Twenty teachers Special attention
music and Handsomes and complete school ehce
p the South Accommodations for 400 boarde 6nead i'm
proved system Of heat and ventilation Lighted with gas
and sstScty Hot and cold throughout Pure drinking
every Cash
cost Of building go 900 Eight campus Board lights.
fuel $3.50 Tuition $40 So Seod for catalogues
70 L. D. Bass D. D. Pret R. E. Biuford A.. Chanoellor.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
SGlen Sibirien.

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bene prgoet paa at Isle De naturpioeua
itabeli9e @nnoer, Tom 8orinsen al en-
Srsno peo Dafutif / Sibirien bar frem'
itiaet. Naerebe / 1923 bespnote Ell
rusiilt &ipbmano at CRAZE oenne be-
rsmte 8rpno; uten efter tire NarS 5ors
lob maatte ban op9iue bet, oa ban til
ben 9ib fun bapbe brepet bet til treotue
Sob uben at oRre tommet unoer S9len.
San uuberretteoe bet rusiiife 8ioens
itabsataoemi berom, % be ienbte W9no,
lpm ituloe i~oreitua @%raunin9en al oenne
m9rfu9rbise grpnb. Gisle 8ioens
ltabsm9no arbeibeoe | en- R9ffe Nar,
men MATTE umiioer op9ipe bet, ~efterat
De bapbe uaaet en- 9pboe al 1872 SOB.
Surbeu bar fremoeles iaa ba%arofrpsien
lom Sten. s 1914 foretps gtabemiet
forifjelise Waalinser al 8ulben ! Sors
ben i fOrifiellise 9pboer at 8rpnoen.
&eiultatet al bisie Maalinser brasts
Ntabemiet til ben furbauienbe Slutnins,
at 99lsn MATTE naa en- Dpbbe al ope,
600 SOB. Stjsnt Meteoroloserne me
get bel peb, at 8uloen er itsrit oppe
Sibirien, bapoe non bog albris tanf1
lis, at enbos bint 2ano funoe brinst
9alen til en- iaaban 3Dboe. Gfterai
@eoloserne MI | ct Sieroebels Garbun.
breoe bar srublet beroper, er be enbeliq
fommen til ben Glutnins at ben ltort
frosne 2ena Sal blep bannet unber So.
perioSen atturat iaalebes, ipm ri finbe,
ben ioas.