The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-02

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to nature AID fBl OF resources ard ac-
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her Little Hoek. ATTENDING 70 their waHEs,
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sa the sAln-ng clouds. SIZE to1n2e1 All
taught. Nlih tbs assistance % her has-
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young children. q these children. SIX -
whom became in accordance wlth The last
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th@ original EngiAsh settlers Of tie eoan-
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nv a peculiar hissoxY fI3ed With the Bible
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eharrh ard tae state. q law ard thsTsys
OF the nreatezs questions which can Ell
gage ire human mind trained By ascsz-
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the supreme Importance snd tire G-atnless
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n honof ara women from the abyss, ard
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family early yer; their several Ways
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be famaas ran and went 20 Boston,
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rsns. want 20 Hartford, where br0thes
Eas teaching. ard established the Hart
ford female seminary. sna was loined bT
the ge-yesr-aEa Harr1st. While tie sSheol
prospsrsa s1aeT ths han&s of che tNa
sisters the father. wfo ia Reston had be-
ssauss celebrated 50 a ravfvasist and a pfo-
ne~r 81 TIRE Temperance movement in
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su17e8 tAs presidency ~ the Lane T-Eses-
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