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lner was listening also, and, though in
his case the listening was of necessity
somewhat interrupted, the crumbs
which he did manage to pick up were
more to him perhaps than the full ban
Iuet to many of those inside. He was
only small boy and somewhat shah
by one, but the heart of musician was
beating under his threadbare little coat,
and the mere suggestion of the harmony
which was flooding those halls within
made his pulses thrill SO rapturously
that he lost even his sense of caution.
and had almost fattened his ear against
the door, when it was half opened by
big man who paused for a moment be-
side him. This man was in reality big
in more senses of the word than one,
since he was the soloist of the evening,
and the mere expectation Of listening
to his wonderful voice was pleasantly
exciting the vast audience within: but,
in spite of his size, and still more, de-
spite the fact that he was already lit
tie late, the furtive rapture in Antho-
ny's small face arrested him, and, the
fellow-feeling of the artist together
with the sensibilities of the kindliest
heart which ever beat in artists breast
being alike aroused, he determined to
investigate.
"Hullo, little chap he said, sis this
the way you take your Symphony"
Its all the way [ can get it, SIR
Anthony answered, apologetically, and
was moving meekly aside when a pleas
ant-looking guardian of the peace came
forward to supplement the apology.
"He amt an ordinary loafer. sir. His
mother works in shop on Winter
street and he waits for her every Sat
urday evening. He seems to like the
music
''Well, said the big man, who. hav-
ing opened his fur-lined greatcoat by
this time, had taken from an inside
looking kindly from the boy to his
friend, 'since you can answer for him,
Johnson, suppose we let him listen in
side this evening. Ill let him have my
ticket. and, see here, little fellow, this
is my address. Bring the ticket back
to my room on Monday morning.
Now, our big tenor was always doing
just such things us this, and sometimes
in fact, very often-he got badly
taken in; but he had no expectations of
it in this case, and was therefore not in
the least surprised when on the Mon
day morning appointed he found that
boy and that ticket outside his door
awaiting his coming.
''Ah! here you are, little fellow!
Well, how did you like the concert?
What's your name, by the way?''
''Anthony, sir. Oh, it was so grand!''
Poor little Anthony, shivering with
nervous delight over the mere recollec-
ton. found his vocabulary very insult
ficicnt just then; but this new and
wonderful benefactor seemed entirely
satisfied, and, looking down on him,
said:
And what did you like best?''
The moment he had said it the tenor
saw absurdity in the question, but the
boys face kindled with appreciation as
he answered, promptly:
.''Oh, liked it best where you sang
that" and then, not using the words,
but simply the melody, he sang with
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
THE REFORMED pRunkARp.

A demon has travelled beside me
For years that directed my ways
Through paths OF Incorporate thralldom
That threatened to limit my days;
And oft when strove to avoid him,
And take more suitable guide,
He laughed at my wavering efforts
And travelled more close by my side.
He lured me with wild destinations,
And whispered gay things in my ear;
My tongue seemed to lisp of his teachings
Whenever felt he was near.
His presence repealed beloved friendships,
Whilst enemies seemed to increase,
Because of his damnable promptings,
Repulsive to virtue and peace.
I drank Of his soul-killing potions
Till hope seemed my presence to fly
Till oft In remorseful relapses
felt was willing to die.
And thus with o God.given features
Distorted, and low as the brute,
helplessly walked with the demon,
With infamy close in pursuit.
He laughed at my guardian angel
Whenever it called me away,
Because he had found that in evil
His touch would command me to stay,
Until seemed shackled completely,
And till he felt sure that my soul
AS we'll as my body was mortgaged
Unto him beyond my control.
He sneered when admonlshing friendships
Implored me the demon to fee.
And when I'd recall a loved parents
Last warning and pleadings with me;
Whilst thwarting my efforts to shun him,
His agents were sure to be nigh,
To SINCE my poor wings with fire draught
That left me unable to fly.
Till once in the depth OF my thralldom
happened moment to pray
That angels Of peace might assist me
And kindly direct me away,
When quick to my soul came the answer:
up! fight for redemption At oncer'
Whilst echoes seemed gladly repeating
That hopeful angelic response.
instantly Tough: with the demon
In order to shatter his SPELL
Whilst hope seemed to sing out from HEAVIER
And groans seemed to issue from hell,
Until from my lips with an effort
1 cast his foul goblet away.
When my guardian angel embraced me
And she'd on my life new ray.
Michael McGovern In National Labo
Tribune
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ness down.
He gazed with loving look
Ana said: my child, thou sorrowest:
No Easter Joy canst brook;
10. have seen thy grief, and come
10 grant thee with the dawn,
vlsion-rare-of paradise,
And thy beloved ones, gone"
rhon shonc the fairest, sweetest land.
That ever thought conceived
~o!oom with flowers and rich with song,
with sweet harp chords, relieved;
ana there they walked, my best beloved.
And smiling, stretched to me,
Dear hands OF welcome, from across
misty wall OF sea.
The vision lifted ;-once again
saw the earth's soft skies.
Ino lVleu minster-and within
It's portals with glad eyes,
passed. to sing my Easter song
And on the way bent
10 KISS twin gravcs-all starred with flowers
And then, rejoicing-went!
Helen Chase, >uGood Housekeeping.
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T WAS eigh t
o'clock Satur-
day ev eni ng,
and cult ed
Boston in full
force was as
sembled in Mu-
sic hall listen
ing with more
or less attention
to the twelfth
symphony con-
cert of the sea-
son.
O II t S ide the
q DOR, on the
first landing,
Anfhnnu Kra
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According to the Pharmacopoeia, the
formula for the tincture of ginger is:
"Glnger, 20 parts; alcohol. a sufficient
quantity to make 100 parts. Moisten
the ginger with parts of alcohol, and
macerate for twenty-four hours; then
pack it firmly in cylindrical percola-
tor, and gradually pour alcohol upon it
until 100 parts of tincture are obtained"
-Philadelphia Tines
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utter Inconsistencies of effect couple
of bars from one of the songs which had
thrilled the music hall through and
through the Saturday night before.
ooh, that was so fine!''
In speechless amaze the tenor stared
for a moment, then, drawing himself,
as it were, together, he said, shortly:
Sit down there, Anthony, and wait
till come back"
Then, opening the door, he disap-
peared in the passage, bringing with
him when he returned another gentle
man somewhat older than himself.
whiting, l want you to hear this
boy sing. What do you sing, Anthony?"
Abashed, and yet wholly anxious to
please this demigod who had burst so
suddenly upon his life, Anthony stood
up.
II can sing good many hymns and a
few other things. Shall l sing 'Hark,
what mean?'
''Rossini? Yes, give Us that
The men sat down. The boy stood
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WHEN Dobbins' Electric Soap was first
made in 1864 it cost 20 cents bar 1t is pre-
cisely the same ingredients and quality ,,o,o
and doesn't cost hot. Buy it of your grocer
and preserve your clothes. If he hasn't it,
he will get it,
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A VISION OF EASTER MORNING.

HE soft red tints Of
Easter skies
Had blOssomed
in the East,
Their mathis all
tn 9 gol de n
birds
Upon the beech
spray ceased;
An sta n t 3 ST.
lence fell-then
rose
A mystic glory
wide
And 10. upon the
threshold stood
T h Q ord Of
Eastertide!
H e smiled with
tender sweet
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-03-26

II HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED with an affection
Of the Throat from childhood, caused by
diphtheria, and have used various remedies,
but have never found anything equal to
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs REV. G.
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Do NOT purge nor weaken the bowels. but
act specially on the liver and bile. A perfect
liver corrector. Carters Little Liver Pills.
The world never sits down twice on man
who has any point about him.-Milwaukee
Eentinol
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-03-26

THE Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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BERL1N ought to be a good place for
topers, for it is a city always on the Spree.
Boston Gazette.
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THE opera singer who reaches the high
notes must have u soar throat.-Pittsburgh
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-03-26
AN EASTER DAWN.

1t Came to a Motherless Child and
a Childless Mother,
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To BE q success a soda water fountain
must be first class fzze.-Ringhamton
Repuhlicau
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If you are tired taking the large old fash
toned gripingpills, try Carters Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort A man can't
stand everything. One pill DOSE Trv them
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ONE OF HIS OWN.
a Little C0nundrum That Upset tho T..
torlal Department.

4 Little COnundrum That Upset the Ed
torial Department..
He was large, beefy man, with q
shaggy ulster, a cockney accent, NUT
ton-chop whiskers, and wore creased
trowsers with the bottoms turned up.
lis this the conundrum Department."
he said ''I've-aw-one of me own
you can publish in tomorrow mawn-
ing's papah if you like. When is a fab
Just any common confagwation, you
know-when is fab not a fab? Give it
up?
'When it's a-kindling!' hazarded the
man at the exchange table.
MAO. That's good, though-doosid
good. Guess again."
"When it's a-goin?" ventured the an
swers-to-queries man.
''That's doosid good, too, but It isn't
the right awnsah."
when it's alarming" suggested the
art editor.
"Ha! ha! That's not it, eithah."
when it's a-spreading?" conjectured
the Worlds Fair editor.
mao! You cawn't guess it. When is
fab not fab? Give it up?'
EYES,"
"When it's out. Ha! ha! See? When
It's
But those four men rose up as one
man. They walked him out in the hall
aud hurried him toward the stairway.
There was short struggle, and then a
mutf1ed sound as of some heavy body
falling and humping down, down, down
and all was still. Then those four
men came back into the room, wiped
their hands on the spotless office nap
kin, resumed their customary places,
and nothing was heard but the scratch
ing of their pens for the next hour and
a half.-Chicago Tribune
Progress.
She-Did you succeed in mastering
French while abroad?
He-Nearly-I did not succeed in max
ing the Frenchmen comprehend me, nor
could I make out what they were driv-
ing at, but got so that I could under
stand myself when talked.-Life.
Acts as friend-the player who
takes the role of a Quaker.-Texas Sift-
inga
"Monon' Enterprise.
The constantly increasing travel via the
Monon Route demands additional accommo-
dalton. Hereafter the night train, known
as ''The Electric" will consist of a Compart-
ment Sleeping Car, a regular Sleeper, a
Ladies' Car, with an additional Sleeper for
use of indianapolis passengers. The entire
outfit has been built by Pullman expressly
for this line, and is simply the best. The ad-
dition of Compartment Sleeping car to the
equipment, fills the bill Families travelling
together will appreciate this special accom-
mediation, while those preferring the regu-
lar Sleeping Car can have their choice. This
train leaves Dearborn station daily, "as
we'll as Sundays" at 8:35 P. M, reaches
Indianapolis at 3:45 A. M and arrives at
Cincinnati at 7:35 A. M. Passengers in In
dianapolis Sleeper can occupy their berths
until 700 A. M.
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Blows are not always exchanged when
you strike an e.-Pittsburgh
nanatch
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SPECIAL attention Is called to the adver-
tisement of the Elkhart Carriage and Har>
ness Mfg. Co., Elkhart, Indiana. They are
try, and purchasers can confidently rely
upon fair dealing in all their transaction /.
They sell to consumers at wholesale prices,
and ship anywhere for examination before
paying.
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NEARLY everything that man likes to
do is bad for him.-Atchison Globe.
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The best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. Csc.
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ACCORDING to the doctrine of the survival
Of the tittest, the last man will undoubtedly
be q tailor.-Rochester Talisman.
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The locomotive fireman, no matter how
high he rises, always has tender recolleo-
tions.-Pittsburgh Post.
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A HANDSOME female photographer ought
to do good business with her taking ways.
Texas SiftinRs.
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the rem edy you need. They tone M
the weak stomach and bald uE the
Tagging energies. Sufferers from
mental or llysical OverwOOk will find
relief from them. Nicely sugar coated.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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Trips Undertaken for Health's Sake
Will be rendered more beneficial, and the
fatigues of travel counteracted, if the
voyager will take along with him Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and use that protect
i've and enabling tonic, nerve invigorant
and appetizer regularly. Impurities in air
and water is neutralized by it, and it is a
matchless tranquilizer and regulator Of the
stomach, liver and bowels 1t counteracts
malaria, rheumatism, and a tendency to
kidney and bladder ailments
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Acts as friend-the player who
takes the role of q Quaker.-Texas Sift-
inga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-24
n M c.RRAHER GEO r. NEAcHAA.
Crisp SnapS!'

SIT, ooo-Improved quarter block, eiieibly and
ssrltrsIly Iocsted: rented for $500 per month.
e12 .ooo-Improved lot, 60x120 just Off of Pike
street; close in
$40 Per Acre-I00 acres water front on Fort
Orchard
5000 Per Front Fcot-so feet on Front stree, street
ali around this property; this Is not only a good
buy, but IL Is actually one-third cheaper than
market prices.
gIIo0-3 very handsome, slightly lots, 30xl20,
north Of Queen Anne; part cash.
s4,e5o-one of the choicest corners. 1oox12s,
IN Queen Anne.
%. o00-sightly corner on Bradley street, Sax
100 feet
s1.7oo-Fine. slightly eoxI2s-foot lot near Madi-
street; close in.
&s5o-Desirabe residence lot on South Four
teenth street; graded and level with the side
walk
si.5oo-5 acres fruit and garden land on Rainier
avenue electric line; only $500 down
40 Acres on electric line, partially improved;
Al quality Of land; price, 1925 per acre; easy
terms.
ss. s0o-2 full lots 6Ox12o on Eighth street, be-
tween Main and Washington; part cash
sc .OoO-corner e0xSO Tenth and Main; part
cash.
Ss, OOO-Improved lot, 60x120; close in: rental
800 per month
ei7B Per Acre-l60 acres north OF Union bay;
excellent tract
$3.50 Per Acre-16 acres near Green lake; part
cash.
$50 Per Acre-30 acres near Kirkland, Ia
S2.50o-Fine corner, 60xl20. on Jackson street;
close ia.
.1O0-Elegant, slightly lot. 60x120, in Pontus'
addition; easy payments
$4,000 Business lot on Washington. near Sec
ond.
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UlNTEp-To LEASE.

11vANTEp-To LEAsE sAwMTII Io<,ATFD
~ Ia sidney. on Port Orchard; hsS capscftv ~
80 600 every sen hours good local demand fer an
thc lumber Wheeler & Singleton. No. 500 Thsri
street. seattle, "a asia.
NlYANTEp-ro EEASE FOR 4 TERM OF
w wears Tor hnilGlng south hslf 81 lot @ h,qck
2 \. A. Denny addition. " est ard aien streets
Address Mrs. l. y. MSgrAIh. Port blsAeley. Wash.
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uANrED-A PARTNER WITH $500 IN
w newspaper business Seattle pahIt.sftrr,.
business paying 81 goo per month. Address PM,
Usher. care OF Post Intelligencer
NANTEp-PARTNER; WILL DISPOSE OF
W part interest in rial estate and general ofica
business well established; chances excellent OLGA
/. Observation-Disclosures.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

IL r. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS To
II. Anderson & Fasgre}, commission merchants
aud wholesale dealers in hay, grain. feed aud pro-
dace; storage solicited Commercial tocs foot.of
Madison street. seattle. Wash.
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NOTICE OF DIsSOLUTIoN.

DISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP - THE
1 firm of Reaua & Poor has been dissolved by
mutual consent q. " Poor retiring. All bills ont
tie said firm, viii be collected and paid by
Reoua & Field u. " POOH.
Seattle Jan. TO- 1891.
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CL4IRvOTANTs.

CLAIR
MRS REYNOLDS. THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
vi aud business medium, gives life readings: no
cards: no questions. Has removed 20 new brick.
Front street, between spring aud seneca; hours
from 10 to-
IrI0RASCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES. WHO
II predicted the Seattle fire. Room phinney
block, corner Front aid Seneca streets
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DYETNG AND cLE.yIxc

w DERsoN-PRACTICAL DYE ASD
ara f siealer OF ladies and gents clothing Finn
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IsOR SALE-ATA BARGAIN. SHIP HARBOR
addition 10 Anacortes. This addition adjoins
the y. p. addition. about to be put on the market.
aud takes in Ship HarboF proper: lots cheap and
terms easy. p. p. Carroll 4s Boston block.
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II Bell & Dennys, $4,000; McGhvra's third adj
dillon, block z, lots Is. TO- %, a. at $500 each
block 8. lots g. g. g. TO- at $275 each: block g. lots
"a l3, IA at S225 each; block IL lots IL, Il, Is,
70, al $500 each; lots and g. block ~. David s
Maynard's plat, at Sc, 600: 120 acres, with two mil
lion feet standing timber in sec "a, tip. IS ", r.
west, kitsap county, at 81 200 Washington Realty
Company room 4Ul and 402 Pioneer building.
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nR.H .FLEIscHER. DEUTSCHER ART
~ speciality, surgery and genito urinary oiseaseS
Office ga Front street
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~ ANTED-STATE. SPECIAL AND local
W agents for the Pacific States savings Loan a
building Company, the oldest and largest institu-
ton of the kind ON the Coast: $500 900 assets Slo
Geo held 10 trust under the laws of Washington for
Tire protection Of stockholders: per cent money To
lean ON real estate security exclusive territory and
literal compensation TO good, active agents A m
Hart assistant manager, I'll Seattle block corner
Third and Cherry streets
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WANTEp-YOUNG GERMAN BUTCHER
w who understands cutting meat Cali early
st Tenth and b streets, William Green's butcher
shop.
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E'OR SALE CHEAP-A FINE RESIDENCE
IL and three lots in Queen Anne, also water front
property: viii take house and lot near Milwaukee
or Chicago, or uninlproved seattle or suburban
property for part Thomas Winsor, room Epler
block.
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A BBO1r HOUSE RESTAURANT.
"A street. g now open; home cooking -
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FOR LE-MISCELL4NEOU
NOR SALE-CHICKEN RANCH 3 MILES
south of Seattle; If taken at once "A great bar
gain. Call at 504 second street for particulars
I,OR SALE-WEBER PIANO, VERY CHEAP
II Washington building, room los.
INoR SALE-A NEW PIANO BY MONTHLY
II installments. Address p. o. box 1872.
I,OR SALE-CoNTRACToR'S NOTICE-LOT
l. of jacks, rope puiieys, blocks etc. at LAOS
Front street.
NOR SALE-FINE MAPLE oX-YOKES;
cheap. Blger & Going, Olympia, Wash.
I1OR SALE-SIy WHEEL SCRAPERS. AD-
i dress A. J., care Post-Inteliigencer
I'oR SAIE-ESTABIISHEDB BUSINESSES OF
L all kinds. W. L. Hail. room IL Haller block
I,oR sALE-TURNING AND BRACKET
i shop c. H krieser. Frank and Fourth streets
U,oR SALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND
Il engines, boilers and machinery. Moran Bros
& Co.. Seattle.
TOR SALE-CHEAP; 10 OXEN. WELL
i broken, with yokes and logging outfit Apply
D. h Bakers stock yards. corner South Fourth
and Yesler avenue.
NOR sALE-FIRE-PRooF SAFE. CHEAP.
i For terms Address N, care Post-Infeiilgen-
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| ALho1KAPHEks, STEEL, ENGRAyFRs
-. Ano railroad printers show cards labels oaica
Az oa.AeIs stationery. bonds. stock certificateS
utpionas. cnecks, drafts calendars fans ehroyaes'
~ ftlshg cares maps, plsts color and enrotcr
fss. sLA oL every description. Woodv ard Tiernan
1,,IInIIng company. business Office 10 and %
I.ll3ls Front street, Seattle Wash anu ~
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WANTED-REIIABLE ACTIVE MEN AS
W special agents for the Washington state Nut
good pay. George ". Ward. President: W O.
hardin: secretary; rooms and 8 korn block Sc