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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-01-17
The Wonderful Cures Effected Convince the
DeSPairing Sufferers That the Halo Of
Hope Is Theirs Still, and Health
and Happiness May Be
Their Future.
Citizens Of Seattle Know Good
Thing When They See 1t, and
Purchase Munyon's Remedies,
and They Will Not Accept
Substitutes.

What blessing is perfect health! Three
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The unprecedented success is easily ac-
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Legislation Against Women.
Boston Special. Dec. q.

Boston Special, Dec. q.
Legislation prohibitory Of women work.
ing on typesetting machines In newspaper
offices between the hours Of p. m. and
o. m. was Endorsed at a meeting Of the
a warm debate on the question. as q num-
Der of the members did not believe In the
principle Of trying to stop this by legisla-
ton, but the matter was finally adopted
almost unanimously.
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THE LAST DAYS WORK
Washington State immigration
Association Formed.
AND NOWTHE REAL WORK BEGINS
To Bring Settlers to Waiting Gar
dens in the Pacific Paradise.

Committees Are Appointed, Resolu-
lions Adopted, and a Plan Proposed
to Secure Necessary Funds Until an
Expected Appropriation Of $4,000
May Be Made by the Legislature
Suggestion for Joining Washington
and Oregon In ''Northwest Assoc
ciation.''
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure rheumatism in any part of the
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism can
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and all rheumatic pains in the back, hips
and loins. It seldom fails to give relief
after one or two doses, and almost inva-
rably cures before one bottle has been
used.y
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-01-17

The sugar-coating, which makes Ayers
Pills 80 easy to take, dissolves Immediately
on reaching the stomach. and so permits
the full strength and benefit Of the medi-
cine to be promptly communicated Ask
your druggist for Ayers Almanac, just out.
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Those desiring reliable information con-
corning the state Of Washington should sd-
dress Morrison & Eshelman. Printed mat
ter fraa.
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STOMACH AND DYSPEPSIA CURED.

Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms of indigestion and stomach
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Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pains in the
back, loins or groin from kidney disease,
dropsy of the feet and limbs. frequent de-
sire to pass water, dark-colored and tur-
bid urine, sediment in the urine and dia-
betes. Price, Is cents.
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When you want coal free frem rock, dirt
and SCOT, order Newcastle.
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CATAREH CURED.

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MUNYON'S Liver Cure corrects headache.
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MUNYON'S Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
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MUNYON'S Cough Cure stops cough, night
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the lungs.
to all women.
MUNYON'S Headache Cure stops head
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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distant parts Of the state congratulated the
Puget sound members on the wonderful
midWinter display
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

5T6 ~ Il: g RsHYooW W&. Receivers
Trains leave and arrive depot foot OF
Columbia street.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. Y, 1895.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Incidental to the meeting yesterday was
a display Of cucumbers and lettuce raised
nv A. r. Haas, Of 1.-THE Lodges on Lake
washington. The showing was that Of the
third crop produced during the present win
ter There were also photographs giving
views of the interior Of one OF
Mr.. Haas lighthouses. and the
1,,,,;dtnrs upon his ranch, which has,
within the past two years, been converted
from a waste Of stumps and STOKES into a
veritable garden spot. The members OF the
Convention generally remarke- upon the
size Of the cucumbers and the heads OF
lattuce. and thosa VIVA are from thu most
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The committee on resolutions, by it's
chairman, l. 5. Kaufman, Of Spokane re-
ported as follows:
''That whereas, The different transporta-
ton companies east of the Rocky mount
aims have in the past rendered and are
now rendering efficient service to the peo-
pie of the Southwestern states in the de-
velopment Of their resources, and in slim
ulating immigration to those localities by
phenomenally low rates on excursions into
these states; and,
Whereas, Companies operating in this
state are much interested in the future de-
velopment of our resources and the gem
eral building up Of our commonwealth "a
are the people themselves;
Therefore, be it resolved by this conven.
ton, that the executive committee. which
has been appointed to perpetuate this con-
vention and continue the work outlined hv
it, shall use every legitimate effort to 60.
cure sucn cooperation from said trans:
portation companies, in the way OF reduced
freight rates, as to foster new enterprises
and assist any that may not be a,la 70
prosper under the present freight tariffs
and more particularly to make such low
through passenger rates, especially one
way Coming wesD, that we NAV NOT he
handicapped in our efforts to draw inn
grafton from the centers Of population nv
a passenger rate so much greater than 1.
made to the less favored regions by other
transportation companies that we fail to
secure the results to which our nat1,ra1
advantages and resources entitle us
THAT, whereas, our state contains such
a wide diversity Of natural resources. o.
ricultural, mineral, fishing and timber. we
recommend that this convention, and the
individual members thereof, agitate the
matter Of forming home market chnhs
throughout the state, with the end in view
that our people shall accord a more gener.
Gus patronage to manufacturers of home
industries. and home grown products in
preference to those imported into this
state from other states and foreign coun-
tries.
THAT, whereas, the people Of this state
are vitality interested in the establishment
of manufacturing enterprises that will
RtilizA and afford = maxkat Ton our
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ENGLAND INTERVIEWED
sun fath sen, q Chinaman. Saved nv
lntermediation OF Salisbury


sun fath sen, Chnaman Saved nv the
INTERPRETATION Of Salisbury
London october % Tho MARQUIS Of
Salisbury has demanded the immediate re b.
lease Of sun Yath Sen, the Chinese Ply
stefan, said to he British subject who
was according to the statement Of his
friends, kidnapped while passing the Chi
nesc legation. and who is held a prisoner
in the legation on the charge of having
been engaged in a conspiracy TO overthrow
the Manchu dynasty.
The newspapers continue printing iudig-
naut comments on the alleged Chinese kid
mapping cas"
The Globe this afternoon says: The
deepest resentment would be rclt against
any government which permitted this out
rage upon a man who had come 10 London
for protection to 70 unrcdrcssed The chi
nese embassy must understand that public
| opinion VIII rot aicw legal fiction to abro-
gate protection"
to the notice OF the authorities here. says.
! in an interview today. that he knew sun
Yath Sen Intimately in Hong kong i'm 1857.
He adds that the Chinnman camc 10 Lon
don on his advice In order 10 pursue his
medical studies, as he was in trouble with
I the Chinese government. Dr. Camille saw
sun Nath Sen in Honolulu last March aud
saw him daily here Continuing pr. "ln-
/ tlic said,
~ received information on the l7ih that
! sun Nath sen was prisoner aud about O
( he sent 10 China, where hu would be be
/ headed"
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.
'ne people snail mourn. Inns buying
Oh votes una se4lhg OF voteS' the frauds
III ieSlS'"''on' TINS pallo'-ooN stuihhg
wfh as certainly priuS revolution as
'hat disfaSe brings death and death
Produ ceS pu'refacuon. good man
oreauS 10 speak. lie hesltates to inter
l"re WIN the order OF things lie
KNOWS 1hA, every lit4c lii'J editor
ana oir'y sheet, called newspaper III
,.'e S'"'e VIII help 'heif abuse upon
h'rn' ana h"Id MN up TO rldicuie ana
roiNuiheiy man breads to 1Eght
'henl as ne oifaoA 10 hght sAunN'
i,"' 'hA' Inc SKUNK VIII hurt him, but
'hat ihe a"unk WIN make him stink.
1eSc tllh1s ought not so to be. IEc
sooN c''Hens OF thus country had bet
@r take 4 DAY OH now and then III the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
THE TRUE AND THE FALSE
W e Lander.

W = T+aTUWTl
IN honest man may fairly scof at all
PHILOSOPHERS and religions which are proud
ambitious. Incorporate and contradictory
/, go the business OF the philosophical to
scek The truth. it il in the office Of the re-
ligious 10 Worship her. The faisohood mat
The tongue commits is slight in comparison
With what D. conceived by the heart and
executed bv the whole man throughout lie
n lrofossiug love and charity TO the nu-
man race M large. ! quarrel day after LAY
viii my next noighbor; H. PROCESSING that
she rich man can never see God. | spend In
tho iuxuriousness OF my household talent
~ uthiy. n. pretending 10 place so much
&C lfldenco In His word that in regard to
WyFidly veal | need take no care for to-
morrow. accumulate stores even oeyond
WA, would be necessary though quite
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srrrT N THE CHURCH

Terrell. Texas October 2l.-The Chris
tian church in this city, as in many other
sections. has had TWO factions. Last sun
day the progressive. or. as some say
non-orran element. withdrew from the
church and SGT ny for themselves. They
rented the hall Of the Odd Fellows and
win commence services there next sun
dav This organization completed this
yoar the finest church cdificc in the city.
but the progressive branch Temains in full
possession
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Graubury. Texas. October 2o-The pro-
tractod meeting at the Cumberland Pros
bytcrian church which las boon going
on for two weeks. conlu,tod ny Rev Wcay-
cr OF Tennessee .lo"1 '+.s ria'' in's
closed series Of lnocl0ss ~ hvc Weeis &
duration. beginning with the Christians.
,tcu he Mefh'iists an inat the ~rT'SH- e
land Presuytcrl'La
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TABERNACLE MEETING.

Temple. Texas. October 23.--The taoer-
naclo meeting OF Rev. L. l.. Hendricks oil
brentwood. which has been going on mere
the past week, closed last nehl on a',
count Of the severe weather. a sreA' "'al
NJ GOOD was done and many additions TO
tho church was the result.
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distrustcd both His providence and His We
raclty; If, protesting that "he who siNelh
to the Door lendeth to the Lord, question
the Lords security and hagglc with HIM
about the amount of the loan. II. profess
Ing that am their steward | keep nine
ty-nine parts in the hundred as the cmolu-
ment- Of my stewardship how, when God
hates liars and Furnishes detanlters, shall
| and other such thieves and hypocri,os.
fare hereafter?
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ANNUAL FOOT WASHING.

Luling, Texas. october Fine ahhna'
foot washing OF the Primitive Baptist
church will take place at the Baker school
house on Saturday. The good people have
placed it on that day in order TO avoid me
crowd that usually come merely out OF
curiosity.
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TUE pnoDIGAL SON.

Colmesnei. Texas. october 2l-pr'
Thomas Ward White. Presbyterian VIII
deliver by request at Corriean on next
sunday his series OF sermons on the
"prodigal Son" which were so faVoraoiy
received al Nasogdochcs.
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States and Canada bv the leariHs C4e'sa
,nnn rr,es,s -,rcIates religious teachers
NV" Pi'es's' '"''a''' <,,ei'st. ,.,,h y,
every instance the text has been caTetNll'
read and abbreviated
MIRACLES mere Is no sIealeI M a..
the world than that which every man car
rics under his own at-heF Heorse J.
Bowling. Episcopalian, Toledo "
HATE The breach between capital ana
dangerous man who seeks 20 make II moro
SO. Hate heals no wounds Haze builds
no bridges. Rev J. l. scott, fFeepyitI-
ian. t'hiiaeciuhia.
POETRY io't'y seems 20 pc me ma, az
Language Of ire soul una,r tAe in'tile.',-.s
Influence OF the srir!i OF Goa tne h'tn9l'
LANGUAGE ~ tae soul When !. IS k,ytl up
topGres1tionuust, Boston, Mass
CHEERFUL CHHlSi NNs--Mahy people
have the idea that 70 ~ golisiots theF mus
carry alouni Aoleinl ttee ara 1lN4>,
LOOK sol rne. his Is noi correct ga
wants MS ueoule 10 be cheerful "l'h =
si"'hnr .Hce ana nearly mana sra
l-e' " Williams L'anseHsi' ala' 'A'''-
THE COUNTRY GU HSE--1 ne curse %,
the country is mat tach potN.4i co'-'ts'
IL locked upon as q mere struggle or tti''
force for party supremacy not as 'iN s-'-
Element OF grave moral ISSUES ht core me
confirm o. % Christian people h'N ~
y. JenhEa lFe5ly ieriau Kansas l4iy' go
THE CHRIST An l.lfE-N At l'i.
or long iist Of doctrines. mar u.isat
believe in these might know thc ,ree. ty
heart, may read ;he Bible every das. and
ye- not be- Christian, or lead Tristan
life Rev. d O. M-Nled. F.tsay -erian,
Salt Lake City tab
SELF LeNE-lt is man b duty 70 love
himself So sef-ples.ryat.1- is fhe drst
law 81 life To ak nay oWn life Is as
fellow man. But self-ioye Ia different from
se!hsaness Seii-Ioye IS a duty seihsAaess
is s!a.-Ke, ". O. Partridge Baptist.
ucinusti. Ohio.
A personal. CHRIST ne sac. ~ s.n
and the need % savior are 100 ua,eut
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which the historian never mentions hut
these are the things which Shortly human
lie The world may never hear very
much OF the men and women who do not
do anything but mind their own business
and create a LITTLE spot OF light around
them, their goodness is not self -assertive;
it wears no label: 1t does not advertise
itself. ana It seldom gets any one to ad
vertise 1t. But they are the moral power
of the community, Rev. J. +. Carson,
Presbyterian. Brooklyn. y. Y.
THE RIGHT SPIRIT-Those who ap-
proach religion in the proper spirit can see
IL. and only those. Learning or mental
acuteness has nothing to do with the case
To be scientist one must have the scien-
tihc spirit, to be a Greek scholar. the
critical spirit to be historian one must
manifest the historical spirit to be a good
lawyer one must cultivate the judicial
mind" one can neither paint nor Judge
pictures unless he has the artistic tenn
permanent Now. all this means tLat yol
can not come into real knowledge OF any
matter whatever your mental qualifications
unless you cultivate for ii a certain SYM
pathy you must address yourself to 1t in
the right spirit.-Rey. Frank Crane, Meth
odlst Chicago
SELFfSHNESS-S elflshness leads 70
worldly lu8ndednCss. and the life Of hiC
who is purely worldly Will be oppressive
and end in failure Follow the life Of such
a man. Watch him as he schemes and tolls.
Notice the despair depicted on his face az
be meets his reverses. and see how little
! pleasure is ffaroded by his successes. Fol-
low him on. He may possibly have hcaped
/ together a magnificent fortune, but his
/ head has become white with the frosts
and SHOWS OF many winters: his step Is
! 10 longer firm and elastic, his once manly
I form is bowed down, and as he raises his
detected head his dimmed eyes can catch
no visions OF hope for the unseen future
is fun only Of dark and fearful forchud-
irEs- Rev A. e Brownee, Presbyterian,
/ Pueblo Colo.
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mere ornamental fringe on the social gar
ment II continually opens new windows
| TO reality, and does work that produces
| a priceless harvest TO the soul. The true
artist be his language architecture seiup
ture poetry music or painting. Is ordained
| for the strengthening and enrichment oi
human life Rev. u. Dorchester Metho-
dist. Pii;sburs, Pa.
! LABOR-The mobiles, thing in the unit
verse is homes; labor II is the preseF'a-
tive principle OF the world Labor raises
| cities adorus the earth and heautiEics with
works Of art Nhitens the SEA with wings
| OF commerce binds continents tosether by
| the means o. telegraph extineuisnes bar
barism and plants civilization upon its
ruins. Thank God for a nation Of workine-
men rev q. o. Bacchus, Methodist.
Washington. y. G.
! FAITH IN MANKIND-Men today arc
! practically infldels IN their faith IL tAelT
/ fellowman and Il is one Of the worst ten
| denotes ii human nature. The lowest hu-
man being seemed 20 Christ the Image Of
| God The haste thought ot tbs salvation
! Of the world Is that We must believe in
mankind. Men Ia this world no matter how
! degraded do not lose their hope for power
| and better lives Rev ] F. a Chamberlain.
| Cougrcga Newark. y. !.
! CHRISTIAN HEROiSM II is not hs
/ Dy never falling thar we rise but boy rising
/ higher every tine We iail. making our iaii-
urcs The s;erpng stones 10 higher effort
| There are duties all along the Christian
course to be performed which require be-
roic effort Going round the basc v.H
never takc men gp 90 those iuouuta
heights which open 40 a magnificent oV,
look UPON nature and IFS beauties Rev
: = G. Bowers. Lutheran, Washington
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Rs4!&!ous M@9E1p

honor Of our common humanity, KEY. Il
s. Macarthur. Baptist, New fork CITY
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

Following is a summary OF the principal
.ermons recently delivered IN the rrit.
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men priests. proiates, religious teachers
anC professors OF the Christian faith IA
every instance the text has been carefully
read and abbreviated.
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MIRACLES There is no greater miracle
II the world than that which every mar car
rics under his own hat.-Rey George 7.
Bowling. Epscopalian. Toledo. %
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ARMENIA Evory American ship which
can be spared should at once be sent into
Turkish waters. The sultan Is not to be
treated as II he we're a humanized ruler.
He is TO be treated as the worlds red
handed assassin. Our words OF entrcaty
must be backed by shotted guns in order
that the sultan may listen. America must
take her place with Great Britain for the
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TRANS FORMATIONS There are two
processes for tho Transformation o. life's
sius and sorrovs. one is regeneration.
which is the quarry 10 which God goes to
gather His material The other process Of
transformation is Capitalization which fash
ions bnt nolis the material gathered IN
.he quarry o. regeneration. by the pro-
ccss of sanctiticarion We are prepared as
spiritual stcues for he huilGing OF God
iu heaven The Rev. l. b. Zimmerman,
Lutheran. Baltimore. Nd.
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SUNDAY CYCL1NG--The woman who
cares 10 be called a lady" will not ride
wheel on Sunday for pleasure That there
may be no legitimate use for the wheel
or the Sabbath would not say. There
seems to be for a horse and carriage many
Christians think there is for the street
carB. Let every man be true 10 his own
conscience In this regard Rev. a. W,
Spooner, Presbyterian. Camden, ~ J.
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HATE The breach between capital and
labor is wide enough already, and he IS a
dangerous man who seeks 20 make II more
SO. Hate heals no wounds Haze builds
no bridges REV J. L. Scott, PFesbyier-
ian. i-hIlaaeluhla.
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ART-Art is something more than the
mere ornamental fringe on the socia' gar
nent II continually opens new windows
TO reality, and does work that produces
a priceless harvest TO the soul. The true
artist, be his language architecture. sclup-
ture. poetry. music or painting, Is ordained
for the strengthening and enrichment OF
human life. Rev u. Dorchester. Metho-
dist Pit:sburg, Pa.