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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06
EyERETI's STEADY PRoCEEss
A Coed Business showing In is94-wuf
Do Better This Year.

Everett. Jaa. 5.SgseeiaL--fn reviewing
the Industrial sra material interests o.
Everett for she past pear the town makes
q good showing and a decided iuprova-
meat over the year Is2l The pzrxr min
has r1n continuously for twelve months
with the excepsssn OF twc short shut
downs % about ten days e&S>h. T-h. p,Ixe,
SsazI Pulp s. Paper Company raw has
q capital % ss69asa The entire cos; 81
TIE plant vas SEQ 9oa. Upwards OF 10
men have been employed WITH a payroll
% sAs~s raonsh. Disbursements for
wcces alone used IN tas pulp have beer
ss.ess 2~T uoa;h. Which ineluaes freight.
TIE capacity 81 The r1iIl Is 800 tags 81
paper Per EsoafA. the value Of which -
estimated az between sa 800 AMI So GO
Shipments have been made 20 &orrextss,
anai fegelga markets. Tire qgaHsy az TIA
paEer Is tns book. express ard wrapping
papers. - & Steward IS general Esan-
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Methodist Episcopal Chufcnes-
Presiding Elder Rev. T. r. Ford. D. D..
corner EIlsott and Anna streets. Queen
Anne
sser1nan-Ssewart and thirteenth. Rev.
Joseph Help. pastor; residence. lsll Tnir-
seenta. Services II a. N AID 10 p. m
Norwegfan-Danish-F Fifth and Olive
Rev. Z. j. Lundegaari, pastor; residence.
a@ Olive Services II a N. and s.e p m.
Battery street N. E. cnurch-f,orner
Third and Battery. Preaching II a. m
and 1.S9 D. m Sunday school. l2:ls- Ep-
worth League as p IN
Gilman Park. Ballara-Rev. W. II.
tombstone, pastor Services IL a. m and
8 p. IN. Sunday school. 10 a. IN. Class
meeting. IL N. Juior League. $50 p. 10.
Epworth League. 10 p. m
Madison strees-Madsson and Clover
dale. Rev. NJ. A Coy.ngfon. pastor. Ser
vices 1879 a. m. and 80 p. n. Class
meeting. Il o'clock Sunday school, 80
p. M EEgworsh League. ESQ p. N.
Gracs-Rainier ard King setreets- Rev.
w I. Ford, pastor: residence. 2i5 Suffer.
Services II a. n. and $50 p. m Sabbath
school. Is:l5 p. m. Epworth League. s:s5
.. m; prayer meeting. Thursday evening,
s o'clock; class meetings. Tuesday even
ings-
Trinny-Mercer and Kentucky streets.
Rev. N r. Te3rick, pastor. parsonage.
adjoining church Services, Ii a. nj. and
TO p. N. Class meeting. 10 "a m: Junior
league. so P m; Epworth league, go
p. m: prayer meeting, Thursday even-
ing.
Ffrst-Tairf and Marion streets. Rev.
". 4. Shankku, pastor. Residence. So
Seneca street. Preaching at IL q. m and
7:se p. m. Holy communion at the MORN
ing service In the eygning the presid-
ing elder, the Rev. T. Is. Ford. viii
preach. Special music at both services.
Class meeting, 10 a. m: Sunday school,
$3.50 p. N. Epworth League. $50 p. M:
Junior League. Monday. p. m; class
meeting, Tuesday. 2 p. m: official board
meeting, first Monday in each month at
S p. m. Epworih League business meet
Ing. second Monday, p. M; Women's
Foreign Missionary Society. first Wednes-
day, $50 p. m; Ladies Aid Society, sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays. 2.3o p. m:
Women's Home Missionary Society. third
Wednesday, 2:3o p. m.
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ras nere fA3r. For a week gte rssl.
srsFn@ge Se0tll;H5S fvasa all aFoanti. seg
Aessow ties IN a tagekiy sestlsSi asrl-
salt@s@s District, cad wssaln 3 radius
ee EeW mlse& tsey, age \ scssYe ef
NtietSes #ae ltt1e town tsa nss.aIse
has &azHa3 her 1zo&2as atstrN. Tee
sseSl tsesss asd ske plae 4. ssnx r.
al taess alsssS s-ssss rsssssa tla lss4..ss
Pave Bora seeared ana white aaF,a nne
as 'aast "a 0@aer c,sa, Ia she wsse.
sssN-s'ssatiiase74 Kitchens - shc SONS and
'"SeEa'$ tss eoaGeg kettles anss Ella
S's@sss SEN sasnsng. as1 lslgch go pine
wfssseas a% sAsysssg Ia khe eesxae oa
M &Na a1SsisS essssasss- 1ssegx yssssssS
fsssew ana esery cd sesaNw IL up 10
rs cars ~ business. asa8 ssas asse 10
can Segaee > Riddle ~ essw a hsxa Or
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,tswry. the number 81 hsirs~aa these
shlEgs are eTpught ny ARA seriously.
ssasvs.zsass Aeasetiy discussed
Tls4s is the alpha aud ssg1pessa 81 tho
Whole tSsrgasn. asssi o1lly after all ssss.e
pryelEgs1suarses have eeen SSstfaa ~ ms.
sUal sSatsSg. - gssAu does The coa9erxatHsr,
suFa - TIE Two GigSstly e1gsrerazsi
a8s gaea their rAysteal &a.i ssaral
FsesE 5<9gs ART ssngesfeegisHss are Yssea.
ts9tea solely fTssaa a ssvaSgscat FssluG ~
view. Sentiment there - nors ia fssa
vei1sae tysusas,ssaa. TIE ssi~a e ezsll-
5nE 81 e&hsr Sire saa cT TIE aa1ghesr
@tHg 0skkaw tAnYn whether tAey arc
ssliSlas - ssElsrs each ~ sssT. or vl3esAer
SseA thEsEg sS aaeessaa ow its ~
Ss'E@s IS entertained ass sreen slsegsa.
never CATERS The gl-4.--s ~ these
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1aszies IN their coaaettish ccsfunles' ~
they exist no wilere else but Oh the
stage In "0slvete.' In the Beias 81
Normandy and many other opafett&ss
i have been an amused spectator OF
the woosng and winning or th0se
eharmsuy young creatures who ps.ly
Che parts OF rustic maiaens just Tor
the sake Of exposing 8 judicious mix
ture Of hosiery, soprano and flirting,
and quite recently witnessed q per-
ferI1aagee of Strauss latest. his jubilee
opsrettts Of nyabukA:n wherein another
marriage market, this one In Sersia,
Il held up 10 general admiration
Bal all this / had 10 put 10 the score
OF that poetic license without which
Horetto caald never be. the other day
tlrguEll. heard Of a marriage mar
kets nss n score of miles from Berlin,
ri q suburb called Teltow. Ii was no
3oste isit q. tangible realty. and az a
reality Is apt 20 be very diSeTers from
aI,s romantic. Bur ! imagine the mere
recital of the facts sglii seem To many
readers sTlprob lsase enough. for IL must
be remembered THAI all this 81 annual
III taking place III the immediate yieln-
ssy OF Beri.s. q city Of i.10a. 900 popusa-
sien. tie center and rsditting point or
the whole Germals-spaakin world.
Here we are. thea. in Teitow. a little
town II s.000 with Il public square and
q graz. Hchsn-eovered church. old as
fhe hills. a few crooked, grass grown
lanes and everything buried In trees
and gardens and orchards, This quaint
town dates back TO musty antiquity.
The chronicles tell us 4hat 1t WAS
founded BY the Slayonic aborigines
about 5Ts A. D., and that Charlemagne.
during his war against the pagan Saws
in this region canped at Teltow. The
population has long remained station
airy. for the tiny town lies away from
all railroads and from the march of
progress. 4 long while ago Teltow was
the scat of a distr.c; court. but the
last Judge who presided there. Prince
Haassiiers. being very wealthy aud a
member OF the highest aristocracy,
usea all his influence Ia Berlin TO have
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ton rarely occurs and still more rarely
succeeds. One OF my informants in
Teltow-a very curious parsonage, by
the way, teacher, sexton, editor of the
weekly paper as well as chief of the
primitive fire department, all rolled
into one. besides being author of a
dry but fauitless.y reliable chronicle
OF the own-resnembered but a few
cases where reheliious young people
had not given way in the end and
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( aAis'f'osiAin's cousss Remedy the Nest
Popular ia Iowa

" sthni'i any Snisssiice 10 msuv other
S'sh r7ll>s ! hare for sale, | will say tkst
s'-Ats' std = iarcer argossrs of lasatxrsaiss's
SotSa asesaSsiy than Of anv ether Kind
.''Tf3s the Esss ycar alsa that uns oua
instance las gsaessszs RE cf anv failure 20
ftseSt rs requirements. c. +. Ctxrs..
1gtlssSiSs, IASp River, Iowa.
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Rnfor,nesi Ahurches.

German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue. G. Graedel.
pastor Services Sundays at IL a. m. SUM-
day school al 10 a. m.
German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at II a. m. and 7.5o p. m. every
Sunday Sunday school, 10 a. m.
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Knlsennal Churches.

81 Stephen ST. Ballard Services Ii a. m.
ard 7.5o +. m. Rev. y. E. Hyiand, rector.
ST ry's-woodlaaa parlS-Rev.
George II. Watson. II. D.. in charge.
Evening prayer, $50 r. N.
81 Marks North Seattle Mlssion-R Re
moved from log cabin 10 the chapel. Nc
ST Oiyrsplc avenue. Sunday school. :
r. ua.; services. with sermon By Rev. -.
c. Garrett, { 7. III.
s.. Clement s-MarlSet street near Yes
Ter avenue Rev Hsnhy A Dexter or
eating. Services IL a. ~. and !.Sa ?. m. !:
sgh3ect OF evening sermon. The TN
ssarchabie Riches Of Christ." Sunday
school. 10 a. ~.
Trinity Tsa.sa--Esgath ard James
streets. Rev Georse Herbert Watson. u.
p. rector. Festival OF the Epiphany.
Morning prayer ard Holy Eucharist. II
a, m; Sunday school, 3 p. m; choral
evening prayer. 1 o'e.ock.
x. Marx s-Fyfth and Olive streets.
Rev. David sashogne Garrett. rector.
Festival 81 tie Epiphany. Service with
sermon and Holy Communion. II A. Ea
Sunday schoos, s:s5 a. m: soulS people 3
service. s:i5 > m. evening prayer. 7sSa
e'elook, Christmas uallssc VIII in part be
repeated. With addition OK new ayznns
AMI anthems.
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Christian Mission and seamen.. Bethel.

Hall corner OF South Third and Jackson
streets-Services Sunday az 5 and 7:i5 p
m. Every night at 7:45. Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor. Chaplain.
T. Rees.
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Gospel services for women al the Young
WoEnen's Christian Association rooms, us
Th8rd street. today at p. m. Bible class
for women meets every Moniay at 7:30
p. M. with Judge Greene as leader.
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African III. Z. uhurch.

Jones Street African NJ f. church-Rev.
Alien ". Whaley. pastor. Services. II
a. m and T:3o p, m. Sunday school. p.
n. Praise meeting p. m. Preaching by
the pastor. 1880 Subject. What Shall
the Harvest Be-"
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Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Dell
Johnston. pastor; residence. So, Seneca
street Services, IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath school, t2:I5 p. m. Young Peo-
pies society, SIS p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, go p. m.
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Eranrellcai A..ociation.

German Harrison and Birch streets
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor, $50 Harrison
streets. Services. II a. m. and p. m.
Sunday school. s:f5 a. m Young Peoples
meeting, I p. m. Literary entertainment,
last Sunday OF each month.
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scattle t,.sg Mi..lon.
Hall sei Coz

Hall 50. Commercial street-Csospel sery-
tees. &: 80 u. IN. every evening through
thu week. MONDAY prayer service. IL TO
l p. N. Y. T. :. e. T.. Sunday school.
$3.50 u. m.
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cauvreras.enal chnrehe..

Ksrkl3nd-E Kirkland. Rev. Horatio AL
lrs. pastor. sunday services, Il q. IA ard
7.sa ?. N. Y. 4. :, c. T., 60 p. N. Sun
day.
Tayler~Bsrch stress. Rev George Il.
Lee, pastor, residence. - Birch street
SsvS cas- Sunday a. 4 A. NJ ara 80 ?.
n. Sunday schsol s22zzs y m. Prayer
meeting. 10 o'c}9Sk Thursday evening
y I. : & =, 10 p n. Sunday.
Edgewater-- J. T NlchoIS pastor
Services. L a. m an3 80 =. IA. Merr-
Sag. subject. 'E'artzs1ag OF c1-1sL" Coza-
naGnaam Mrv}-e. Evening toFSc. 'tEaa1-
w-&Fgf-" SsattaE schoes a. t4.E p M
1aaa5r c 2. $50 q n Friday. Y. 2. ).
6. =. 49, = N Prayer meeting. L,hGrs-
day. 80 ?. n.
rsymen sh-Tsatra ard University streets
Rev. Wallace Mating. ID. u. gsasS0r:
Eesl4e@es, 3S29 4 Glgers.sy street SsrY@-aS
= a ~ ass ss54 q - M8Tasrg sza15scl.
Tbs gifts Fgan4 The Cross Esse@snE
sE1A3ect. u free Css4nETx.' Prelude.
s~sgzse iasass3-as Refs<m Deasanse1-' -
Sunday seAgQ.. l---s =. ~ +. z. :. - K.
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Theasepay.

Seattle Branch. No. /. OF the Theosophi-
cal Society, Sunday, $ y. M. in its Few
hall, ei2 Third street. Lecture on Death
and After by Mr.. c. j. Clark
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salvation army.

Barracks, SIS Jackson street-Prayer
meeting. : a. M Holiness meeting. II a.
m. Free ami easy. > p. N. A -oussug
meeting at p. m.
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Tenth and pine-Joha Glen, pastor.
Sabbath schooi. 9:45 j. m: preaching
morning ana evening. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday night.
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Young mems rally this afternoon al as
sscl&tion hall at { O'clock. Spscsal rutfsg-
cal features
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Olympic hall--Rev. DIR. Dean Clarke Will
speak al i-S9 p. IN. on the Power and
Purpose Of the Spirit uai Dispense ton"
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Christian churches.
Methodist Protestant Churches.

Second-North Seattle. Republican and
Poplar streets. Services, II a. IN. and 7;3o
p. m. Prof. Eugene Miller, A. NJ, pas
tor.
First-Third and Pine streets Rev.
Clark Davis, pastor. Services, II a IN.
and 7:3o p. n. Communion at close of
morning services. Y. z. S. G.. f.. 6.15
D. m. Sunday school. 1880.
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Young sIen.'. cAri.tiaa 4

Services every Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clocA a. hsa. 2ss Front street.
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Unstari.n Caarch.
Seventh
EnstItnssnn.

Seventh, between Pike ana Tnf4su5 No
services for the present Sunday sc-yooi.
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DOCTOR SWEANv
.13 Front ST.. Seattle. wash
Union Block.

This learned specialist. Well kAev.
lorg residence aud successful rrscssss ~
Pacific Coasi, guarantees . PROMPT III 49,
cure o. every case be uadertskea
FREE TREATMENT For The poo. Who = !. s
..,a-.a..a peFssa II oticso q fIsS
YnT'yg MN II you are srouelsd -.
iutAu .aL-s emissions. sxAaus,isr A.
p.luples, bashtulness, sysrsloa 10 srsst>s- ~.
pidness- dependency. loss of eussss -
aud seli-eonhdence, which deprive raa 81 ~
manhood and ABSOLUTELY nnas yoa H. 80
You know the cause. Get well snd g & -.
MIDDLE AGED AEN-Ihsss 81 ss :sszssssssssss :.
aching backs and Kidneys. freee,ss 81. ss 49,.
nrinatlon aud sedimen. Ia uriass snpossssss :
weakness OF sexual organs, and oiher pnniss.s
able signs OF nervous deoslEsy and rrsres-e.
decay. Many die OF this ciEierity Iss<-.-ssS
the cause, which Is the second stan a se-es
weakness. The most Obstinate case. II ~.
character treated with uniaihns Success
ppIVlTE Diseascs-tfieef, 6oao.rhus 49,.
liuidiL nations, Dischas gss. Ssrisluss;s 1..s
ness of Organ. syphilis, Hydroceie, ysrs,ssss :
and kindred troubles quickly cnred v5sSS.s
pain and detention from business
clTsRRH-w hieh poisons the breath. 49,
"a =, ana''sn aud lungs and payss tas - q
Bladder AID Gil constitutional and inrs--s
troubles; also Rupture. Piles, fissnis fr,ss5
FAR ia advance OF any ether institution Is n
cogntry.
BLOOD And SKIN disc Diseases s:, sess. sesA y
Taints, Tumors. letter, Ee1ems aud o:s-s
Impurities OF thu blood thoroughly eradiers-s 4
leaving the System IL sks0ng, surs -
hea.thiul state.
inlES-u You are suffering from persis1..
Lau'Le Headaches. fsirful Meassrasfss
Leucorrhcea or Whites, In.o.erabse ItrAiar. ~.
iJiacefnenE of the Womb or any nsAer ssss,sss
sng ailments peculiar TO your sex. you shoasa
consult d.. Swsas.y without decay, lie cuna
when others tail
MRlTE Your troubles IL living avay fron =.
"iuiL c.ty. Thousands cured AZ hosse 81
correspondence aud by mediciue Ssnt s<cu,s
from observation. Book enttsed sGplDK IA
HEALTH sent free 10 those Describing as
troubles. -'s
Office hours, Q 10 L q. M, to s snd, sas
p. N. sunday, 10 10 y a. m. oaiy. Aa1sSa
LEvERETT swEANY. n. n.
lis Freat ~. sest;la. NmA
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Second church--Green lake. Preaching
at IL a. M. ana 100 p. M.
First church--Ravenne park Sunday
school, ESQ p. m. Superintendent, /. s.
Beck.
Third chureh-H-ewer's hall. on Nc
Claire street. Preaching at IL a. m. and
D. m. Sunday school, l2 O'Clock.
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a MARRIAGE MARKET
Children of German Peasants
Welded by Proxy.
COMIC OPERA FOUNDED ON FACT
The strange Matchmaking Chat Takes
Place in Tetiow, Near EerIia,
Every YsAr.

ERLTN. Dec. u.
-A marriage m1r-
kef s-syf course,
there isn't such a
thing nsswadays IS.
probably rsesr
was THAT IL Just
what the average
American would
say. / confess /
was assoaas2a "a
myself Often /
have seen repre-
EEDt4tfs1siS on TIE
stage painting a
wedding fair in
hlga csb9rs. the
ta.sasaus lads and
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

fNosicss for this department. must be
handed in by o'clock Saturday 10 In
sure insertion-l
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napsl.s Chureses-

$50 .. m. Prayer meeting. ThurS5aE I'D
p m. Junior Y. r. s. c. e. Friday.
p n.
baptist Churches
North seats,e-Thsra ana Cedar streets.
Rev C. F. Bruwalec, pastor. residence.
no Oak street. Services. IL a m and
7.ss D. N. Sabbath school after ussrn&rg
services B. Y. P. T.. $50 p. Ia
Market Street-Markee and Main
streets Rev. W. I. Fleencr. pastor. resi-
dence, 81 Market street Preaching IN
the morning az Ii o'clock. Young Peoples
meeting. e-:8 p. IN. Preaching n the
evening al ia.
Swedish-Beu and Efghth streets. Rev.
Aug. Olson. pastor. residence. s. DexSar
street Services. II a. m and $50 p N.
Sunday school, y m. Young peoples
meeting. p. m. Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. p. m. Young peoples meeting.
Saturday, p. N.
FSrst-Fourth street, between James
and Cherry. Rev. w. F. Taylor. pastor.
residence, iae Marion street. Preaching.
II a. n. and $50 p. N. Morning sahject.
The Worlds Call to the Sleeping
Church" Evening subject ITO Wfom
Do Men Belongs" Music under the d.
rection OF Mrs. O.. A c. Rochester. Sum
day school at the close of the morning
service. Young peoples meeting. 6.15 p
m Prayer meeting. Thursday. $50 p. M
Catholic Churches.
St. Francis Xavier Chapei-Sixth and
Spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland. 5.
J.. in charge. Mass, Q a. m.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redesnptlonlsts- Rev.
Joseph A. kaatz. c. SIS. r.. pastor. Low
mass. with sermon. a.. m; high mass,
with sermon, 1880 a. m Sunday school.
2:s0 p. m. Holy Family association meet
ing. 4 p. N. Nespers. sermon anu bene-
diction. 7:58 p.
Our Lady Of Good Help-South Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. 4. x. Pre-
fontaine. pastor. Low mass, a. ra-; high
mass, 1880 a M; benesiiction, 7.5o p. m.
Church OF the MISUNDERSTANDING
and Madison streets. Rev. Victor Gar
rand. S. j., pastor. Conducted by the
Jesuits. Early mass. a. m; hig,a mass.
1850 a. n. Sunday school, ) p. II. Ser
mon and benediction. 7:i5 p. III.
Christian churches.
Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ-sl4
Olympic avenue X. FL. Moss, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a.. N. Preaching. IL a.
m. and $50 p. IN.
First-Seaeca street. between Third and
Fourth. Preaching, II a. N. ami 80 p.
m. by Rev. Vim. r cowden. of Ia
coma. Eadeavor meeting, Sis p. IN. Sun
DAY school. Ia.39
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$50 p. m. Prayer meeting. THURSDAY. 7.sa
p m. Junior Y. r. s. c. e. Friday.
4 o. N.
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An Excursion to Michigan for Every.
body.

On Thursday, May 7th, the Buck
eye Route, Columbus, Hooking
Valley & Toledo Railway, will sell
excursion tickets to points in the
Great State of Michigan, Mt the ex.
tremely low rate of one fare for the
round trip. At that time the first
trees will all be in bloom and the
country in general will be most Mt
tractive for the excursionists. Az
the excursion rates will not cover
MI points in Michigan bu only GER
tain territory we kindly ask that
you call on Agents of the g. H. ".
& r. R'y for full particulars, or
write w. Fl. Fisher, General Pass
enger & Ticket Agent, Buckeye
Route, Columbus, Ohio.
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Ifyou want quick relief and cure
this Ia your remedy. Sould by i.
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THE OHIO DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY,. APRIL "a 1895
ORTHOGRAPHY.
w. f. ENcLE, Examiner.
(1'imc 80 minutes J

(Timc 80 minutes.)
l.. What are the uses Of the hyphen?
10o6
9. How are consonants classified?
How many syllnbles in a word? l0o6
3. Form dcrivitivos from the follow
ing words care, depart, safe, allde,
mind. l596
1. Indicate pronunciation caucus,
heinous, granary, furlough, idea.
1875
5. Spell correctly silindcr, ezel, {,
sefalic, bilyus, turshan, pluracy,
nemonik, bisikle, higene, doutful.
8O96
PHYSIOLOGY.
w. Il. ENaLE, Examiner,
(Time, 30 minutes.)
1. What is respiration2 What are
the objects Of respiration? Where is
the blood purified?
2. What is the spinal cord9 Name
three uses of the blood?
B. Define tissue, fibre, organ, cart
ilage.
4. What are the muscles? How
many are there? What properties
have they?
5. What conditions should regulate
the amount of food?
U. S. HISTORY.
w. f. ENGLE, Examiner.
(Time, 60 minutes.)
/. When and where was the first
permanent settlement made in the
U. S? Va? n. y? Ohio? Mass?
9. Why was this country called
America?
8. BY whom and when was Rhode
Island settled?
4. Which of the four intercolonial
wars was the most important? What
was the chief cause, and what the
most significant result?
5, What do you understand by
Civil Service Reform?
6. What was the issue of the cam
paign of 1874?
Z. What general opposed Meade at
Gettysburg? Grant at Shiloh?
Gates at Saratoga?
s. What was the Notification Act?
What Vice President was elected by
the Senate?
8. Where did John Browns raid
take place? What was it's purpose?
10. How many Representatives
has Ohio? Name the Senators from
Ohio.
6. Define mercenary sinister, lu-
cid, discreet, hibernal. 20%
NARCOTICS.
| F. NJ. GoRDEN, Examiner.
l. Give short history OF the use
of tobacco?
2. What-.is the iactive principal OF
tobacco? OF coffee7 OF tea?
3. Is alcohol a stimulant or mar
cotic?
4. Define distillation. Formenta-
ton?
S. What effect has alcohol on the
blood?