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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

A peck OF troNblc-Honrcck.
Cant be cured-Thc stage ham.
Brevity is often sign of the poverty
OF wit.
Tho gilded youth is simply fashion
plated.
Losing caste-An operation for stra-
bismus.
Sunshine is molasscs on the bread OF
nature Washington Star.
We hate to see girls throw kisses. Tho
average girl is such bad shot.
Take love and taxes out of life, and
not much is left.-Indianapolis journal.
The man who can't sing and has baby
if usually made to sing.-Elmira Ga
eette.
The hand that rocks the cradle is the
hand that wiclds the slipper few years
latcr.-Lye.
People who live in glass houses should
raise carly vegetables for tho Now York
markets.-LJe.
The New Theory: 'Do you believe
in single taxi" "Not single taxi!
-LoncH Citizen.
You cannot tell from the number Of
its feet how long run poem will
have.-Norristo'on Herald.
Funny, when man starts out on q
business career the more checks he re-
ccivcs tho sooner he gets there. .-Bing-
hamton Leader.
1t is one of the curiosities Of natural
history that n horse enjoys his food most
WREN he hasn't bit in his mouth
4tras Sytings.
"It seems that am not in it," said
the boy to tho shark. "No," replied
the shark, picking its teeth, "you're out
Of sight. - Chicago Mews.
What is more pathetic than to SEQ the
simple faith with which n bald headed
man will buy an infallihle hair rcstora
tive from q bald-hoadcd barbert
Canine Person-"I am extremely sorry
my dog has bitten your wife sir" Affable
Old Gcnt-"Don't mention ii, i pray,
sir; like n dog to be n dog."-Judy.
The kiss I stole from Eulie,
With my choicest poem ranks,
Because to tell You truly,
1t was, Returned with thanks"
Judge.
Barkcr-"She didn't return your bow,
did shc2" Parkcr-"No. The next tim,
meet her 1 will explain to her the rea
son was with you. "-N"nsey's Weekly
"That Sallic Harkins is the greatest
girl for getting bargains Mt second
hand" "Isn't she1 | understand she's
going to marry widowcr. ."-Ne~ Yorl
Sun.
A lady who advertised for q girl "tc
do light housework," received letter
from an applicant who said her health
demanded sea air aud asked where the
lighthouse was situated.
Mrs. Homcseeker-"Thesc apartment
arc charming and the price is certainl
reasonable. Are you sure there are n
nuisances connected with the building2
Honest Agcnt-"Wcll, mum, it has
janitor."
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20
,onr STORY.

vr, said my btue
). .n,,,., will you tell a story
niece Of three ,.,,,ra. fell around Ms
A. tho carly winter s"ihs
siieutiy, .,,v. "once, whom
lowered 10 her piead'ns'
was very small. p.n.Irens out TO
,v,.,, INV papa and my m""n"
mako call; 81. u.ve me quito
AID lady. pleased 70 s's U.s.
70, caTri.d home~ard prouo'''
all along tho way
.soon met two other ' :
and sad Of face, v,,s4v ,eycas--sss
rne s....ssssR IA Hssaisdins-pI.cs.
Twas 20 good to see tho Howersi Give u,
one-ob, onep they cried.
But I passed them without speaking; left
them with their wish denied.
Yet tho mem'ry OF their asking haunted me
by night and day.
Give us oner heard them saying. even In
my mirthful play.
"Stili mourn, because In childhood 70
fused to give n flower;
Did not make those others happy when ] had
It In my power"
Suddenly ceased my story. Tears were In
my niece's eyes
| Tears OF tenderness and pIty-while she
planned a sweet surprise:
"I will send n flower tomorrow TO those little
children dear"
Could tell her that their childhood had
been gone this many ycari
Mary J. Porter, Hurpers Bdzar,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

LADIES needing n tonic. or chil1rcn who
want building mp, should take Browns Iron
Bitters. IL Is pleasant to take. cures Malarin,
Indigestion, Bilousncss and Liver Complaints.
makes the Blood rich and pure.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20
August
EIONWOI
For Dyspepsia.

FOR dyspepsia.
A. Bellanger, Propr. Stove Foun-
dry, Montagny, Quebec, writes: II
have used August Flower for Dys-
pepsia. 1t gave me great relief Il
recommend it to all Dyspeptics as a
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

reeling, wcipI,ip, , Just 6ecn applied 10 tho
balls Of siIh and sir', %nu making up into
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

La Grippe has caused the death Of flvo
Ipersons over seventy years of age near
lWoodville. Miss.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

Mrs. William Astor, of New York City,
has gold dinner service valued ut $780,
1000.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

Live leisurely unless you are anxious t.,
lie In hurry.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20
Life Of Trees.

Recent information gathered by the
German Forestry Commission assigns to
the pine treo 800 to 700 years as the
maximum, 426 years to the silver fr, 276
yeessfo the larcb, 245 years to the red
- 210 to the aspen, 200 to the
bire 170 TO the ash, 14b to the older
and 1eQ TO tho elm. The heart Of the
OAK bse. =" - :: -.vut the age of 800
years. mo holly oak alone escapes this
Law, 1t % said, and there Is specimen Of
this sged 40 years in existence near
AachaheubuEg, in Germany. - Brooklyn
MArYpefsops are broken down from over.
work or household cares. Browns Iron Bit
ters rebuilds the system, aids digestion. re-
moves excess OF bile, and cures malaria. A
splendid tonic for women and children.
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Syrup OF Figs,

II, tiuccd from the laxative and nutritious
juice of California fgs. combined with the
medicinal virtues Of plants known to be most
tho kidneys. liver and bowels cTcc,unlly
cleansing tho system, diSpcniI4, colds aud
headaches. and curing habtual constipation
Fruits aud Trrr-i Points for Tree PInntcr.
THIS entire book is ably written and ,;iycS
trusty inIOi mat ion for every one growing ruiz
of any soft ar kind. S'nt tree Ivy Stsrk-ltrosj
IOuiSinHa, Mn. DTiIIuC .Judi ldrm'I.
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Ed. Bergeron, General Dealer,
Lauzon, Lewis, Quebec; writes: II
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia"
G. A. Darlington, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney. Australia,
writes: August Flower has effected
complete cure in my case. 1t act
ed like miracle" I
Geo. Gates, Corinth, Miss. writes:
II consider your August Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dys-
pepsia. l was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottles
of August Flower, and now con-
slider myself Well man. sincerely.
recommend this medicine to suffer-
ing humanity the world over" o
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, i
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. $. A!
dorse Big q as the only.
osrss In specific for the certsin cure
a..rD,s.1 a. ses u. O. %.H HI fSS'SsRAHAM, SS'Ss1RsAHA MD,
&6X cause bsrtesas@ Amsterdam, N. y.
S Nrd suly by - We have sold Big q for
l,as ossnieai o. many years ear sst sed ., ..aiS hS
Ohio. 'ef"GS' 8. ".GsS'DYcHEsco;;, r.
Trad n.rhv 81 90. scia by Druggists
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For disorders liver try B,ech1m's Pills.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

I'D England.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

To change the name and not the letter IL
'bange for worse and not for better
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-20

De Ysa Ever s1eculatsf
Any person sonding Us their name AMI al
drcrs will receive information that will leai
% fortune. Benz. Lewis d 90, SECURITY
building. KaaeAs Gty,A
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,,.,, ne. wells are now the ,I%s' rage
p,.an p,';o.so "eI ha. a woman publisher. ss.,,
oh,sss" caa.s ,oa~.s we are edged with sable. sable.
c'o'n 'D4 - ,,.od for lining nice dresses.
S s,'ns ,,s.s IS fans are composed Of e s'Sis .,i
The s.s .a'' baskets arc coming in ''''
aonin. 100 womens ciuv9 ="
Kansas. ro,,rd is ageing per-
\ ccptibly. s,ver pra,a pipings are
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FITS stopped free by DR. kLrSn's GRaAr
NnnvH REsToRER. No rits after first dry',
bottio FREQ. Dr. Kline. ir'i Arch 81. Phlla-. r
/ Leo Was Chinese Headache Cure. Harm.
A)ess In effect quick and positive in action.
sent prepaid io on receipt OF per Dottl1, NSS
Si..,>-s '1Sic.->i m1.andI aud Rauohv .
~ Hisscufi. -kauses, Texas and Al Aikauso y
bought and sold. Tyler & Co. kar3as City, Mo.
Oklahoma Guide Book a ID Map sent any whors
on receipt OF 80 cts.Tyler & Co., kan,as City, Mo.
E,r n ,li,orlerel liver try Il ,a,,h1 ans Pills
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'''' '"Ne' Kingdom is 1900 oyer deaths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-22

song-"we are but Little Children" The boys
kecffsfion-"The Story OF Eden" Ethel Kaie
senpfurai verses recitsd. Eight little Urls
keeitation-sThe Two Pictures'' Carrie smart
song-M hen Read That sweet story.
kecitation-"Ihe Child and the Serpent
- : = - Ekutl Axle
SiosinK RECITATION .--....-. Frank Wslford
Dialogue OF seventh pearl gatherer and Religion
song-"The Pearl Diver !. -.
Dialogue OF eighth pearl gafherer and Religion
Religion Crowned
Hymn-"fr the Cross Of Christ GLORY"
Address By Rev. Levi Gilbert, PASTOR -.
Closing Hymn-"The Child OF King"
DR.. Gilbert in his address explained for what
purpose the special 'Chilcren's day" collections
were taken up, namely, for the endowment and
assistance OF scholars in Methodist institutions
OF learning Each OF the twenty-one Glasses of
the sunday-schooi. - called, forwarded its par
hcuisr contribution 70 the altar, this ceremony
being quite pretty. The collection from this
source. and also from the immense audiences
present. amounted TO considerable for the board
oil education OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
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doctor was taken from John xx:30, and was an
exposition of the fact that the gospels were
written 70 show that Jesus is the Christ The
points brought out in the discussion were:
Frst-The social position of Jesus.
second-Ths teaching Of Jesus These teach
ings Disclose great truths regarding God and the
soul, and the spiritual universe which, till the
time of Christ, had eluded the discovery OF tbs
human mind and which 70 this hour are I'M
reached by the wissst OF men in lands unblessed
BY the light OF the Gospel.
Third-Our Lords personal character. The
doctor closed the discussion Of this head with
the suggestive thought that even infdels have
been forced 70 confess the awful beauty OF
Christ's character; many who scruple not
TO sport with everything else In the gospels
have passed by the character OF Jesus in rover
ent silence.
The whole sermon was IN able presentation Of
the fact that the historical Christ Of the gospels
u real person.
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Important Trade Name Decision

Judge Thsyer, of the United States circuit
court at ST. Louis, has recently handed down an
oPinion' ana granted q perpetual injunction
agaanst The Defendants In the case OF the Hos
ys..s, company against the Bruggeman-R einegt
iUlsiuins Company, alias "Gold Spring Distil-
ing company" prohibiting the advertising,
manufacturing or selling OF any article of stom-
see Differs, either in bulk by the gallon or 9TH
s ssI, or in anyway making uss of the name
OF the genuine bitsers, which are ALWAYS sold in
pottes securely sealed; and also prohibiting the
sale OF any bittsrs in bulk, though the name
nostefter be not used, but the suggestion
mace 70 the purchaser that be can put them in
the empty Hoste,ter bottles, and purchasers
would not discover the difference His decision
supports the Hostetter Company in the exclusive
use OF the word "Hostetter in connection with
either the manufacture or sale OF stomach bit
ters In any manner or form Whatsoever and
nrmly establishes its ownership In the name
"Hostettef' q strade name"
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IMMORTALITY AND SCIENCE.
Logic of Rev. s. A. Bright, ID. D., of tn,
Trinity NJ. e. Church.

Logic of Rev. s. A. Bright, ID. D., of the
Trinity NJ. Il. Church.
Yesterday morning Rev. S. Alcnzo Bright of
the Trinity N. f. Church, on the "Immortality
of the Soul Proved by Science taking his text
from Job xiy:l4, "If q man die, shall he def"
He said:
Job asked the question hoping that the here
after would afford comfort denied by the present
What man has not asked this question? To have
not asked il is to confess lack of earuestness
Materialism denies spiritual being. and agrees
that matter thinks Is this SO? ! desire to sub
nit one proposition and one dogma from mate
rialism itself. The proposition-"The whole
cannot be greater than the sum of its parts"
the dogma-"Force is indestructible" Fasten
this fact in your memory-no cell except from
cell, whence the irst cell? If fortuitous con-
course of dead atoms could give birth to life
much more ought the skill of modern chemis-
try to be able to proeuce It. But materialism
says, mo life from spontaneous generation"
Do these cells act like matt er or like minos Can
they without a guiding hand produce the won
drous combinations OF life? A machine must
have Q machinist. Does the brain secrete
thought as the stomach does gastric Juice, II
so. how does memory perform her acts and
make me the same today that Iwss ten years
ago?
There are two sets of nerves in man. the vol
untsry and the involuntary-the intelligent and
the automatic. The automatic system Of nerves
perform their functions only when acted upon
by an outside agent. They are identical with
the intelligent; hence we must suppose an
agent also TO act upon the intelligent The
automatic are affected BY material agents, a.,
for instance, an electric shock: the intelligent
do not respond to such material excitement, but
do respond to the voice OF the soul.
In the evening Mr.. Bright chose a. his topic
Gambling" taking as text the words of the
Psalmist quoted by the evangelist in describing
the incidents Of the crucifxion: aAnd they
vesturs they cast lots" The devil said the doc
tor is an artist in his evil work and at the desh
OF Christ he tortured the savior with the very
lowest sin known to humanity, that OF gam
bling. The speaker objected 20 gambling be-
cause at dethrones God and defes chsnce-puts
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COUNTY NOTICES.

CALLS FOR BIDS FOR COUNTY PRINT
" tng-Notice is hereby given that sealed propo-
sails viii De received by the board OF county CON-
in!sSlOfsers Of King county, Al me once Of the
auditor Of said county. uEtil July .. ~ O'Clock
p. H. for the county printing for one year from
and AFTER fbe tenth dag OF said month.
Zach proposal must state given prsce per Inch
for county notices for coUnty comm sslonsrs pro-
ceecings sad sor each description Of property adj
vertised for delinquent taxes.
Each proposal Eanst 10 accompanied by n certi-
hed check Of two hundred dollars, 20 he forfeited
70 the coussty by the successful bidder in case he
fails enter nfc contract within three Gays after
the date Of award
The board reserves TIE right 10 reject any and all
bids
Dated AZ Seattle this leih day Of June 1891
E.ATWICEELL. Connty rasox.
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CHRIST AND NATIONAL SAFETY.
Themes of Professor Fox at the Second
Presbyterian Church.


Presbyterian Church.
The pulpit of the Second Presbyterian church
was oiled yesterday morning and evening by
Professor A. T. Fox. of Whitworth college,
Sumner The professor is vice president OF the
college and has the chief control of the educa-
tionsl work of the institution. He comes from
the East and acquired his theological education
At Yale university. and is said 10 be eninent,y
qualified for the responsible position he holds.
His sermon IN the morning was from Corinth-
ian i:S0, from which be deduced the theme,
"what is Christ to us% He 10 wisdom right
eousnsss sanctidcasion" and complete s.redemp-
ton" Wisdom was considered under two heads
human wisdom and divine wisdom. The ser
mon. a. g whole, was hns exhibition OF Chris
tan truth.
The theme of the professors serrn on in the
evening was sour National Safety" and was
based on Psalm lxxxy,@lS He introduced his
subjsc; by reference to the fac. that empire had
always tended westward, and then discussed
the following points: Safety in good rulers. good
laws and IN the principles OF Christianity.
These points were eloeuently discussed, the
closing sentences setting forth the necessity Of
Christian principles for the national safety. TIE
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nsntecusness OF Christ in the people constitutes
the oulwssk OF national safety. II Is preservs-
i've because II IL In the hearts of Gods people,
nsncs he necessity of giving the gospel 70 the
people He voiced Q warning by reference to
had perished
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THE coNvocArIoS.
episcopal Meeting OF washingten Here
This Week.

ecuuk OF washington nSfe
This Week.
me eleventh convocation Of the missionary
lunsoiction OF Washington OF the Reformed
episcopal church win meet In ST. Marks church
on meunesday. Morning prayer will be said at
se siocE Al 10 30 there viii be literary service
VIC HoV Communion, the sermon being
preached By Rev DR.. Law. of Walla walla. The
convocation win organize at the close of the
sstsace and then adjourn until the afternoon
scs.ion. Upon assembling at $50 the bishop
.iIi aelvef his annual address. In the evening
:. ~ tnere win be missionary service. with
soo.essss oy several clergymen. The vested
enolf "iii sing NJ both services At the close OF
tne evening service reception win be given .,
tne noiei Rainier By the ladies' of st. Marks to
tns oiaaop and members OF the convocstion.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

HALL FOR BALLARD WARRASTS-THE
~ following city warrants viii be paid upon pre-
sentatio1 Al The city treasarers Office, and no inter-
est allow &c after ten days from the first publlca
ton Of this notice. General fund warrants NoA
l22 to l3l. inclusive; c street Improvement fund
warrants Nos. i 20 Is. Inclusive; Leavy avenue
warrants Nos- 10 81. inclusive.
\ d. MURPHY, Treasures.
FIRST publication June Z. 1881.
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THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD.
Forcibie Sermon on Practical Questions
NV Rev. II. G. Garrett.

by Rev. II. c. Garrett
At at Marks church. yesterday morning. the
rector Rev. h. {. Garrett, preached sn unusu-
ally forcible sermon from the text, Acts xi:S'
Thou wsntest In to Men Uncircumcised- and
nidss Eat With Them" The subject OF the dis
course was THE Relation OF the Church 20 the
World"
The speaker said that shs vsrds ware uttered
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CITY NOTICES.

TO PROFESSIONAL ABSTRAcToRS OF
Il utle-Sealed proposals will be received a; the
Office Of the board Of public works Gp 10 noon Of
Monday, June 20, 1891, for the furnishing 10 the
CITY of Seattle, called for during the months Of
land within the limits OF said city. required by
the city engineer meet the duties Of bis position
in the making up OF assessment rolls or other
wise.
Bids shall be furnished al so many cents for each
description" by which = 70 be Understood me
latest record Of ownership. as embodied IN a
deed Of transfer. A final deed, though embracing
many names in Interest. viii be considered as
being but one description, also one deed though
embracing several tracts, VIII be considered as
being but one description,
Particular attention is directed 10 the definitions
here gwen which 10 serve AS the basis of pay
ment, which is TO be in city warrants.
Any additional Information cheerfuly given on
personal application
BY order OF me board Of public works.
F. W. ID. HOLEROOk, secretary.
First publication June Is 1891
GALE or SALARY FUND WARRANTS
- Under and by virtue of ordnan nee No. LOO
sealed tenders viii be received by the under
signed, city comptroller. city treasurer and city
clerk for the purchase Of sufficient number %
the salary fund warrants Of the city OF Seattle.
amounting TO twenty thonssnd $4,000 dollars,
more or less. pay the day iaborers. fremen and
patrolmen Of said city in cash
SAID tenders will be received on or before Friday,
June 20. A. p. 1921, al O'Clock p The
cessful bidder receive said warrant warrants
and pay for the same on or about July s. A D.
The right is hereby reserved TO reject any and all
bids.
fNtgnSdl e. W EHhi-. ttfN tDNptFoNer.
tSignedb w l. ANEs. City Treasurer.
(SigDedi II. W. MILLER City Clerk
Date of hrst publication June 10, A. d. 1891
ITO DEALERS IN SECONDHAND GOODS
sealed proposals W II be received the Office Of
the board Of public works up 10 noon OF Monday.
June 2e, 1891. for the purchase q the following
iienized lots Of second hand articles now Ia charge
of the chief Of the FIRE department, corner OF CO.
Iuuabla and Seventh streets:
About $50 feet 21s-inch rubber hose; no coup
nngs.
Hngs.
8 small coal stoves.
! sox stove for coal.
] large stove for coal
20 Joints sinch stoveppe
80 Joints 5-fnch stovepipes
IS gas brackets.
20 spring bed cots
] 4 spring mattress
$50 empty grain seeks
j iot scrap-iron (abcui 300 poundsl
] roIi Of old Canvas about $50 yArdsl
5 single mattresses
3 doors
rnarhie washstAnd-
] chain and shoe
BID 70 o. for the whole any part Of above
named articles Terms, cash
The board reserves the right to reject any and Al
bids r. w. ID. HOLKkOOk, secy.
First publication June Ia, 1891
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