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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
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1850 is, ssssol every sss'i.y afr |.
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A.t-.s sas..riftisus 81 H. rru..Ttiy -sspTs-i
vtrH'a
ratsEi
Too. .srssa So -rats as ti.s tsrssa IA 4
..sH. ga sab-riisrs rrsstaas o. Isa 4 i-'l
80 .trs h,..i-ssss. faa s,or,-re. EtH siss
..f-slr. Ia af rv-srsi ia,orv.sii.a osstsis
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,r-,-sp F,'EHs.. Paris. ssips
,-ol Hcopsr .p-nt Thanksgiving
Erars
~ - lia~ks. - Moch,uic F.li.
.v.f..g ~. e. Cummings
r... .srt large delcgatioa to the
nsIrs.s.,ing hall a Buckheld.
~ hing hss le,..d hi. prirs ball.
lh.rr. = rpgi., o. ,. y. VIII. Nor~sy.
p. nrt.t Drrls all NET we,iu..-
.afs,r.us Supper 10 c,uis, % D. FOL
..a.l Ft s,,,iahls.
rr..,sII taffis. Esl.. came frum
tf. .f r.. Hf rugvt ~ouud and arrived
-. st a.,u - Thanksgiving Day.
". IIsu,tt aud hsr Children. Ralph
..| N.r..n. 20 iiustuu. AZ visiting Mr..
U ...... father. loo. Hiram Hubbard.
L., W. llamilion ~ill give his illas-
f.....I .r.turv cen l.nuduu Tor ths enter
t...usHt 20 thr Jniversslisi 1irvle Tues
1str,sr.ug - u.Nt scck.
W... O. T.. PARTS came ca from Ncs
N...aai spsut Thanksgiving 9th his
f..t hrry Thr sntirv family returned
.. NJ Nurk Monday mnruing
TI.s.I = Nusht and family arr pr--
..s-..s f1 move o. their n~~ hUtne. The
......s ufpsfi. iiill are very sorry to
... fhfm a. nj ghhsr. ani Citifrus, bat
s1, s.sI that thsy are gulng No farther
4aat dian south Parts.
u.rrs 90, gale Monday night. IN.
a.. fs..r .tauJins acfvss the street frum
fH. Issm.srat ufiive tell 9Th crash
uf.I aauks some q a.. r-sldsnts in
ff.. ...r..iiaie Ntliuity. u fsll DIRECTLY
-.... fts .trvgt. hut % one as srUuud
fl. Hs .r.l0-i pa h.
r..a sd epii,mic q typhoid iyycr
af.I has t-eu nging on >tearus liill.
I'.s fau .ous % l.. n. Garter wrr- the
90. tsfims John Q. agvi J., and
Tlr.. o.. agv,i "a Othsr m-m,srs ~
f. family have b-cn ul. bat not dan
s.-.4..,. The past sc.k has sdd-d "a
o. ..t - deaths the names 20 Mrs..
I.tu EIatk aud Jsmes k~ough.
Ifr musi,al program advertised i"r
ft. u.,yrsali.t Jirrls Tu~-isy evening
r.,.s...I ths fact shich has hsi"rv t.cen
......t.,l. that ~ have among us C"n-
..afI, amateur talent la the hns ~
F...f 1ustl snd Instrumental nusic. IN
aHIr,..ailss auiisugv ~as La ATTENDANCE
$3.50 fhr entertainment. And The crvsd
stst sttacks-i the tables Ia The early
t.rf % ths evening as more than az
fr..sii,v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

~ hing hss leased hi. prirs ball.
o,.r.. = iugi., o. >. y. VIII. Nor~sy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

,-.H IIoop.r .p-ui Thanksgiving
fIars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

rr.sE.pu-s Cssrya rs. A; = wsas,. Pa.
- t.fras ~Ahhsth ttsnias ~srvtcs Al
raTsf Mestiass Thursday tssaiA<. a
s...a.t Charch Rss. q. q. ussll,sa,
-, sgssiss >ehs-ei every >aasisy sisr. -
-. h.ns -sr,icsatA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

~ g. lla~ks. - Mcchsuic F.ll.
..,..f..r stI.t. tummings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

T.... .sut q large deiegatioa o. the
T,..a.eI,iug hall a Buckhsld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WHY NOT GET WHAT
YOU WANT?

Year family has srpwn. ths oaos niils ons'
sv noe bis by. or siris. ihsJ Has have sspa
rate roas, ant 700 srs vonisriax ho~ zoe o.n
ct nv Chamlsf sct fsF yoar.slf All i've
,hsm M OF oas yoa -snt mov h-llIhs Asi
an ssirs sPnRs ant Natives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

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10 CEN rs:

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Jsh IL. tsa
NJ ~in -..i IA 90
trial lsnsg jsaa
sry sni Fshfuary
a. sny skirs.s ~
80 90 esf "a go
o. Fsafs
Al .a,--riTti.a.
us.isf az. 49, al
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WHY NOT GET WHAT
YOU WANT z?

Noa so,los .lss. ~ rhahs.sfvias bsans-s
aSi yoa ~os.isr ho. 700 ar soias ~ manage
~hsn Msry and VIII All tn Jons-e. oouis ~
iinber on that day. Voc ssy. we uill have IA
have . ar., ant -ososi abls Coz ~ havs7t
enough % D,.he. % ksl'es AT FORA. an.i ths
rabls !. ls-o small Any way"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WHY NOT GET WHAT
YOU WANT 2

AMI thea yoa thih1. "Oh n oaly hsa IN
rnonsy. "a bay thi. ant that shi - oa"
u dossat r,Ally tals any u0asy -orth tai
ins about We ofer yoa faf on. fsarth NJ
amount ~ your parrhass ~ deliver sil 700 -Aht
a vuos. give yoa amp1s time % pay fuf u. ant
10 shiitioh ~ maks no sNtn eharsy b-sau-s
ysu bay on crc,ih
"Is.." yoa .ay. "Ah.i n mia. . mohthiy ray
neat 700 will tale ths so-sis"
Dont lslsys aaythlas u NJ Iin'i. tss.s ,,
l-ar,- arr .prvsi algai by people -ho srs lsal
ga. u ths bis baslass. % have baih ~ by -sil
Ing oa lnstsiimsnts.
ifyve aw honsst AIT straightforward 700
sili aai NJ lsttsf frisni than IN Atsia.oa Co.
All Mes that wili heal a. uisrAlly by yoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WHY NOT GET WHAT
YOU WANT?

iOu have vas,si May an hour iryias ~
Asls ~ Cssl stove 10 n. daty. bat Il sua.s.
ahi wat bsls risit nor barn nsht N you
syuti Only 90 = Qu,krR thai sOah save
yoaf fusl ant sivs yea ali ~ lais oaavsnisnos..
~. much hshisr yosr ~oft woahi -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
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- - ~ iuFifs'l H-tsfv fsa J. - a. N
-. 90 strf thst lsis
AHt-,. sas-.rifthsus al H. Pra..rsiy -sspt~.i
-. Dee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

MI we eli thu sesi a . p.r .rEe paelet "
srtsr-i al 0aos. 90 sik pAskets for Ia.
We sake q sIssiaty 20 purv strslr tafly
N Yea 40 nd incla,is II. Adir,-. with stamps,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

CAPTAIN l. " Ga-rasoz. Who has charge Of tie
work Of re-n0Tfrg tLe ballast from the bark
Flint a. TIE NorSa seattle bankers Vas rake1
ssddeaIy III aooaSa the vesses yesterday x14 in
SANITY Dropped cowa poweriess He was taken
On heard tne tzg Violet All brought down 70
Providence hospital
The steamer Angeles cxras 70 yesterday ard
tnoz ozt thirrssn tons Of xhezs 20 Port Town.
send: t1e Male had sweagy-tArse lois q freight
oBs for .n0h0naisa z0a zsy gsas1ts: she Hsayy
BAILEY bad tSe1ry-avs s0as cut For sk&z5s river
points and t1ss Glide bEoggat N tzelvs tons
from Tacoma
steamer Fanny LAKE, EfIea mas been % TIE
wars at -aIm0z bay the pass r2onths vii b>s
taken q tor1o-T0- aza r@sgrn 20 hsr regular
wo-x .055a1g. 5he szs been Excl Ey and
painted throughout and p-ess1Es . sre sprear-
a1e@-
Steamship onesn arrived IN from AIs.ka yes
ter1sy wfth god Ia; Of passengers Sae went
70 Tacoma, and Ia few lars WII dad Line az
Roche H&FDoT for 5zo FFsnc3sc0.
a boora IT io9s 5reks loo@e from the Hart
Lzraber C0E8p2aF yesterday snd scattered Ont
around TIE Dag, Tag Xyst1e was sevsra. kogs
IL gathering them Gr again
Steamer oiTmp92z bE1azs sa exessson party
Mp fr0E7 yIcsox5s 30 -estsk N be- TIP -at8E-
day FOX the Odd Fellows u Victoria
stesEaeF May p Pe-iey TsS so16 AZ s1et1on
YESTERDAY By q T1ls@d states marshal CoIGz=l
6. o. HsIIer bought her Al $3.50
steamer Buekeye was laid 50 yesterday 30
have her boiler repaired. sac viii rake Ter
regular trip TO-DAY
BARK D%sto.. sailed fer -sn Francisco with
$50 tons u e0AI. Tug Collins toTeG Der - sez-
The storm sxasl vzs orce-s1 Up for thirty g.
hours frona o'esoek Hoa4sy evening
Tug Rip Van xinkle went 30 Hsr+ss@8a Island
after bo.gra % FG9s for -sl-10z ozy-
Steamship City 81 Pzeols 10 taxing On rssgrn
cargo Of eoal A. the 591keEA
Tag Violet went mp Ehs river after scov 0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19
| MYSTERIOUS POWER.
nktts- N.n.6sn s Crativs Agent


Daring the past century there hSs been
3 great revelation IN the department. OF
Medicine, ne II everything csc The Old
methods. 70 great exteEs. kave eeeE Iald
away forever. and, gUIle1 by new scsen-
the sssssveTies and the elevation OF nIIh-
erso md sen truths. che peopas OF To-Day
see caearly and surely where before they
san through = glass darby Among TIE
greatest exSrnpsars Of this new regime are
The DTs- DzrTia. who have their once zs
The Normandy" corner Of Third and
James stress, Seattle, Wzsh-. where taey
have recently located, for the cure Of the
sex ard afflicted
They ere permanently al diseases Of
the geaiso-9rInary organs. n either SEX
sgch as Loss o. Manhood. Blood Is5nEss
syphilis tTlees. GonorrhgEa. Structure. per-
EzsorTnRa. Semi al Weakness or Loss 81
Sexual Power n man OF woman AL Pc
cuIlzr Female T-oa5Ies. LeEcorrn0ss- Dis
placements, etc They make a specially
Of al diseases of Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat. and also treas successfully deaf
ness and eatzrra, as well ss acute. chronic
and nervozs diseases Of whatever same or
nature Il eGra5se. No cas- taken L not
ofnce hours, from 70 20 ; izl = evenings,
20 $: S1naavs 10 20 - Consultation
free Charges reasonable. The worthy
poor treated free froga 70 20 II = n
daily. Cures Of private diseases gzarzn-
teed and never published n the papers
Most cases can receive home treatment
after visit 20 shs doctors o1ice IN
qair5es answered and circziars seEE free.
Parties writing VII please mention
paper1
y. B. Drs. Darrin have also an Office IN
Portland Or. Washington building, cor.
Fourth and Wasain gron streets, where
they are permanently locared-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

the Stands. wExh . view 20 xTvIng the
soard InSoxrnztSon sAzs viii Re Ct ssszss-
amer - tAsna N their e.Eorzs - sasare tire
establishment 81 rssne-y Al tbs r.osns-
Mr 6sossssn. of san IL Fre4- Was EnSr1-
dncesd b v5ce- President Graves, ard al
dressed fse s1z-ys srse1y stir refsrsvsee 20
Ets production ~ ssa-rh. gzaoo-e and tEe
kindred r-osszezs kro-z rossaeoss sz1 xaez<-
He STATED rsszs raeT hzs1 e-zzazzs1 4 eara-
raav On Wh5d5y EsEzn5 ard Eassnste4 %
css7ax tsesr works there Hszype@-es BE-
fore the Eoz<ss IN order - z4E5se them II
:he saess and 70 sec1rs TIE ea-op~rzr5e-s q
the merchants ard bzsfnsss zen q sklIs
city IN sBe enterprise 5zzsaaNssga a. Z Ea5-1lt
Re one. n q large measure tr1szsz-y 80
sfsis pace, and n tie interest q The 3eveI-
opz2en. q the rss5zrres q shis se<tsoa q
tie eoaatry- Troa n1osS9r q Mr. Wless-
ling. the szbjec5 ~ p-eSsrssss4 by u. Cess
In and NJ. Norton vas ors1ersd referred 20
the COMMITTEES On ns&1EEzctzrs-
Nr. Pr0sch presented yesol4-5on cor
cerBsag rsvssioa of he city charter. 51s a.
tbe members u the eoz-1 desired fxrzhe-
tire zo- consideration os TIRE Subject TIE
resolution vas E5tkdrzxn 70 0e presented
~ the nexs meeting
A Communication frorn the San Fran
e5seo Chamber # Commerce. stating that
their association hz5 resolved % make an
EFFORT 30 ssczre segss.stsCyz 81 con gTeSs 90
Elsee the Es5A0s service ri the United states
under national control. and asking fs~ zae
cooperation and Suggestions e tbs zsso-
c1ssS0n. wss r-zc. and Epon EsoEBa1 d
Colonel SaezEe was ordered referred % sas
COR saIsse@ Oh Iegas ztSon for investigator
and report.
The meeting then sd9o1-ne1 sE5les-s 20
the cal of sEse eEzIs. TIRE idea beng 50 call
= special meeting, - xhich the proposition
regarding The sugar refinery raizas - tfao--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19
CIoU<s. We Objection

The possibility Of the sky being elo1dy
brsags prominently forward one feature Of
the R4veaE2 PARK excursion tonight.
which will be highly appreciated by those
who make the trip. The ladies' have made
arrangements for a number Of good. old
fashioned bonfres, armand which al may
gather as N we oIdea time. The chang
ing Eresigas among the trees and xp0n the
rEnniag waee- together with the soft light
from the Chinese Lanterns IN the more Sc
cIzded walks viii give that weird. Wild.
romantic effect which il 50 fascinating and
yet 30 seldom eni1ye1 d. the city folk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19
PosiorrIcE NEWS
Postmaster Davies Receives 0rataftous
Advfee-WTsSza< People

Postmaster Davies Receives 0rataftous
AavFe~-WfssSa< People
A resent importation cane 70 TIE Once
q Postmaster Dawes yesterday. and Dor
roxesl his ear for aaIse = time 20 el1ezdase
his opinion a. 70 heu tke possof1ce saoGid
Dc ru1
Las- week there were 10 letters sent TO
the Seattle uosrofsee which were uaintet-
hxeatly addressed o. without stamps
4 person N Minneapolis wrote a letter
recently 30 the postmaster ETqaIrIng a. 20
the whereabouts Of Jessie Moses, but
failed 60 furnish either name Or address
Mrs Camille e johnson. Of PhiEadel-
phla- writes 20 ard out something about
Owen G. Stern. who followed the trade Of
hozse-peinting. and Who At one time was
N Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES
The Enfrsnce Examfns4isn-Miss Chsn
berEfn's Enlarged Nas5c Class

Miss J1liz ChzrherIin's mGsie class %
very mach larger than was locked fox 50
early IN t1e session. Al the Old p1plls
have returned and number Of new ones
have joiEe1.
In Mondays entrance examination i've
young men and three yoE1g ladies' were
successful snd were admitted 30 the uzi-
vsrsity. A nzusser % them were ADMITTED
on diplomas and certificates from other
schoo5s
The college tine table vii be about
permanently arranged today. Professor
Taylor vas basy on IL al day yesterday
The literary societies and cadets VIII
commence work On Friday and eonsInGe
regaIar from that time on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

Henry sImons. x8o Is wanted apon tTo
chsrges-burgiary and attempted criminal
assault 4poa two q Stephen Forkaer' 3
dsaghters-E4ss nos yet been captured.
Terry King constable Of Justice SeagEe'
cozr1. found that sirnons had gone 30 .
wootehoppers camp on she Duwa1ish
river, and he was about 10 leave for the
camp and arrest hIra. when Il was learned
that he nab left for some other place The
constable Is e1ite certain that he can cap
tzre the man
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19
TYSpaLL WAS xEsxEgIzED.
The Theaghr Readers Trance Caused
sy acezff Powers


Professor J. NeTvor Tyn<ialf, the mind
reader. wEo fell n trance n W&sa1n-s-
son street taezse- a. O'Clock Nonday
morning. recovered physical eonsro4 az
himself a. ; o'sgocx yesterday za9EF1iEs--
having BEEN arsconsezogzs FIR Exensy-lve
koE-s. Tyae1zsI says that i was not aaF-
ing = performance q undressing that
Re Was ses1ed n sznce. bur CLAIMS sfazs
Als Inconsistencies xzs prodsced ~ mes
Eerlsaa
M Coasitiae. one Of the proprlesors
az the taezEer which I wzs n INSISTED
upon ne beng nesaasrIzes3. and hHalfy
sz5n4sSte1- came very nearly no5 rseos-
erinz- I eAInx. tor fssI very weak sad
TIE thoEgks reader - the A5ooss house
yesterday &ftsrnoon
BIZ Coazldzne says thai Z Vas during
fese Of tho1ghs reading rzss EosI went CT
N 4 trance
Vel. that = no< 80. / guess ne SAID
that because he thought ~ had rs zoos n
Il was n=sme-Izss. that caused TIE
whole affair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

The following Building permits were IS
s1ed yesterday:
fremont Milling Company, oue~ssory frame,
bZoex {, Denny 4 H9yTs add, size 14x56. cost,
$50
Paul LEebe, o1e-ss0-v frame lot e. b3oek l.
B-s1nzrs add. size 1x2 feet. eoss- $50
J. Fl. Eef4ure. 0zs-seory frame. lots and <
saIeez's Green Lake add, size lsx25 FEET. cost,
Sc.
Joan RaII. sEors-ory frame, los {. bioex II.
Brooklyn s6d- szze 8xa. eosr, Sl-GaH
" GoesIner, ore-ssary frame, EoF ., BLOCK 5,
EazIa WaZIa adj. SIZE Esx241 cost s1sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

Justice se4gEe issued three warrants
yesterday for negro coal miners apon
charges Of assault and battery preferred
by negroes One OF the warrants was
sworn cut by 3. r. King for Gideag r.
Bailey, both Of franklin Richard z.
Roman swors out two warrants. one for
John Ramsey and another for Arthur
Fountain TIE defendants live At New
castle and they are charged with beating
the complainant On the 18th inst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

Licenses 30 we'd we're issued by the a1f-
itor yesterday for James H Vel and Jea-
ME ?. AeTord. Of Seattle; D. 4 BIondia
and Mary Denny, Of Seattle: George K
Small and Keshslae Dawes. d Seattle;
Lawrence ?. ByrnS, Of OAK HAroor. and
Kate NJ Mgnza. OF CoapevIiIe. Joseph
Ies5o and Alice ]. Osborn, Of Seattle: J.
z. {epson and Rena Marie Thorson. Of
AnzeF-rs=
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

Robert Collier pays Miss Ida Bentley
delicate compliment. -To1r reading -
well worth remembering long after yo1
cease 20 speak, which Is great thing II
-sz1er -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19
It Cures Every Sufferer
THAT Uses It
UNABLE TO WORK,

90 DEARBORN ST., SsArTLE. WASH
March 35sh, fssL
George W. Miller. hrss being duly sworn
SAYS: About she middle OF last January.
I eas attacked with rheumatism and had
to 90 20 bed aud stay sheTe. I could not
get cut Of red nor co1Ed I tGrn over Ny
pains were intense / began using Or.
PIo1fs rheumatism cure ard IN three
weeks found myself a soand as dollar.
/ Believe this great remedy that DR.. PIogf
has discovered vii cure any case 0f rhe1-
EnatIsEa IN the word
Signed g. " MILLER
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
9th day Of March, 1sgI.
rsEALf JOHN T. RONALD.
Notary Public, residing AZ Seattle. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

glazt@9 over his rewsnSe and eooslT an
rso9nee1 nson7sns after the drop tell that
.-rEs s1erl@ lad saved hIz1 the srozzaae cE
sEac<Ing hoSe n Hs1Soas head
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

The Union Trunk line has gang % men
SO work siasaing On It's rIghs-of-Ezy for the
branch 70 Lake Washington
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

Iozt forget the S8cs Ct 81 George hzIl. a.
Green Lske, >zt1r1av night Tsckess AZ ssr71r
stores - cents, including ear tSreS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

SchwshscAsr Bros. & Co. Iuc. bare tie lsrw-
est Snd NOS complete line o. snip ehsz1lsry ia
the North wekt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

No visitor - seattle saozla tzLl 70 take n,
@ 4-sAs Nssnlzgsc2- Take tie feSls- sysaEs
cable ears Sac TIE steamer as-xlA-5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-19

A LASGE PART uF The Fall sock
az SehlosSmacaer. she popular tsi.oz. s Tow Il.
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SWALLOWED The RELIC
Bat was Saved BY the Operation.

ST. LOUIS, April 13.-The s;s-
ters of Visitation report a miracl..
which was performed in the;r
midst last Thursday morn;no
For the last five years Sister Marv
Philomena has suffered from whot
is believed to be an abscess, that
threatened permanent injury r.
her brain. She bled from the nos.
trils, ears and eyes. Partial blind.
ness resulted from these attacks
recently DR.. Adolph Alt, the at.
tending physician, gave up all hone
of recovery unless an operation was
performed. The sister was given
the right to choose for herself
Her decision was that before she
would submit to an operation she
would ask that prayers be said to
the blessed sister Margaret Marv
in her behalf She did not prav
for her recovery, but simply that
Goods will be made plain to her."
Tuesday morning Sister Baptiste
visited the sick nun in her cell and
engaged in private prayer. She
also gave her a relic. a piece Of
linen worn by Sister Mary Mar.
garet hundreds of years ago, and a
phial of holy water with which to
battle her bleeding eyes. In a
paroxysm of pain on Wednesday
night Sister Philomena swallowed
the blessed relic. When she awoke
Thursday she felt strange prick.
ing just above her left eye. Lift.
ing her hand to the spot, she felt a
metallic substance, which she
grasped and pulled out. 1t was a
needle, and transfxed on its point
was the linen relic that the sister
had swallowed the night before.
The truth of the marvellous miracle
is vouchcd for by DR.. Alt and the
Mother Superior.