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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

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rooms corner lot; streets graded; all
for 81 700.
1850 for best corner on Highland drive.
$3.50 for cottage, six rooms, on Lake wash
ingtou heights.
For saie-choicest locations IN West Sc
attic.
A choice half block, six lots, in Fremont,
for 5000.
in the thrifty cftv of Edmonds. all for
$500; must be sold
$500 for T5 feet front on Madison street
$50 acres OF good land all the timber
good springs on the land: this can be
bought for 1890 II taken soon.
The best fruit farm of 1871 acres in King
county: IL has and will produce from
! have few good improved farms for
sale from $40 20 $50 per acre.
ANDREW KNON
7e3 New York Building.
ron !. -
FOR SALE
A business block. First avenue,
near Columbia .-........., ....,.. .No0. 900
3-story brick corner on Main ,.... 5000
beautiful corner Seventeenth
and East Spring .................. / 600
Lots on Fifteenth avenue. Renton
n n' on Tvsi,,h .ys,,,... a.. ,.is 20
a lots ,oge,hsr on Soh hili. very
.,gn,lv .a
corner lot an Denny WAY and
UIrh,, u s WY M" O.o
Eishth avenue 49,. ....;,...... 1000
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NH sue pIoper'Y' Lake 'hioh' TOT rent
, or ss's - oh , a. aa,,
Land warrants and soldiers additional
scrip al lowest market prices
j. T.. GLEASON.
az Pioneer block.
-. -. - -, !. :, -. - -
FOR SALE ~ W; vi MI, DEARBORN
%, n"il a nlvNh-
Tract containing lses square feet. front
s ~ iss, ~ nau,rV "a, 1.' nsS' b9Mef
~ ,rny,,.,4.n, i,h ,,, ~ ~, - us,-
Yruit trees. two-xtorv' six.roorn bo,,ses
E"S ,-.,..
1919 asst ds,h nv l'ss'I 81 S"s ,
$3.50 ~. 70, - a.. 80 : n,oAst ti s.
o'oesN faon 20, a.. "tis: Sessn-toom pi'AS-
,.sl,ss s .oss', 1,fi,.s sNsH slsn
i@sti.s iset "n tiiki'aahha aiiNs, corner
ts ,,S ,,eil i,onrs,.d s' ts'" r. 90 90
60, tern,s 5000
so,iif hstvres, tuso cor linz. ,,.t...
'' SO, sswer as1 city ws,cs I raa,',
cleared ready far building. sSsa
sssss feet. oes1 bern avenue, on car line.
ss si, e. a. as.i 90 i've, F.onls. e4S
Matsr Atlo 49, 49, tarl ttfhs
FOR sALE-Pive lott, Laks rnlnn ser-
,ub addition t3Si. tot III I atnDa s16S.
Id asxisa' Fo,,rteenth sVrn1.. sso. '' ~
saxis Twsigth avenue tg.s, iof ssxIag
Nineteenth avenue xss5: tot gexf3a ak
rtor,, house Howard aysnf,a ff 90 T,xa
lois. s5xis each sts-room house Mas,
tered 81 i0a: lots s,xfee. flve-roorn hause
So,SS,,s $500 II re,s',,,. $50 eN4 saIs
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
HERBERT 8. UPPER,
TIMBER LANDS. MORTGAGE LOANS.
~ AND Is SCHEUERMAN BLK


HERBERT 8. UPPER,
TIMBER LANDS: MORTGAGE LOANS
~ AND 10 SCHEUERMAN BLK
Beacon Hill-A beautiful residence. on
Thirteenth avenue south; modern
throughout; lot 75x12s. one block from
car line; splendid view OF the Sound
MERGERS addition TO North Seattle
House of III rooms: almost new; nicely
finished throughout and with every con-
enlsncs nsesssay IN r,tsn iWo blocks
u three different car lines.
Denny's Fifth addi,ion-House OF Ave
rooms, with bath, toilet, gas and cleo
trio light; lot e0xl20: fine view.
Beacon Hr-An improved corner on
Twelfth avenue south; good income
property.
spiendid corner on Tenth avenue: good
neighborhood; within ten minutes walk
of Pioneer square.
Good building lot on Eleventh avenue,
near James street power house.
Lot on Twenty-ninth avenue, between
Madison and James street car lines;
price 500. II sold at once.
Two lots, one corner. on Thirty-first
avenue: $50 each; Just half OF what
owner PAID for them.
Corner lot, sox1o0. on Thirty-sixth ave-
nue.: overlooking Lake Washington;
price. $500: very easy terms.
Nice building lot on Thirty-ifth avenue,
near East James: one block from car
line: price 500. reasonable terms.
BUSINESS LOTS. RESIDENCE LOTS.
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
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4 s-room houses on Eleventh avenue, near
East jefferson, at a bargain.
2 5-room cottages on Twentieth avenue,
near Yesler, cheap for this week.
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FARMING LANDS.


100 acres near Hartford station, s. 4 l..
railway; vine maple lands; 20 acres
cleared and under cultivation; splendid
orchard OF 200 trees OF choice varieties.
Containing nine rooms and pantry. two
large frame barns. chicken houses.
etc: "a head Of stock. wagons. farm
ing utensils. etc; price, $500. terms
90 acres Of bottom land. fronting on a
small lake sig miles from Kent: 80 acres
barn and other buildings; price. 1880;
easy terms.
lis acres OF river bottom land. situated
In well settled farming district and
close TO postofhce and schools. u acres
improved. good buildings; price. $40 per
acre; easy terms
40 acres OF good farming land within
three miles OF Port Orchard navy yard
FIVE acres under cultivation. good house
and barn; price. $500. easy terms.
% acres Al bottom land in White river
valley between Kent and OBriens; 10
acre.
10 acres. water front, one mile from navy
yard: Ave acres bottom land; three acres
Lowell and cleared; small house, price.
fine orchard OF S'5 fruit trees: property
well fenced; house OF six rooms pantry
and bath: good barn, poultry houses.
etc: owner will sell or exchange for city
property.
Good farming land In different parts of
the state at $3.50 per acre.
Timber lands and forest reserve scrip
bought and sold.
HERBERT Upper
TIMBER LANDS, MsiEstaa ~ ANS
u AND Il aCHEIlERMAN BLK
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IN HILL ADDITION.


RENTON HILL ADDITION.
Si.500-Four lots on Thirteenth and John
street. each lot 60xi2s: in Nagle's addi-
tion four blocks north of Madison: mag
nihcent view in all directions: there is
no finer corner in the city. terms can be
had
81. 100 Beautiful corner, Ie5x12s feet. on
two graded streets, one block from
Highland drive.
A.ooo-choice of several fine lots on Queen
Anne hill. one block from Highland
sS1--on Blanchard and Sixth avenue.
close in; corner. lot sox1ao feet.
$50 Choice of seven lots on Twelfth and
Thirteenth avenues, close TO Madison
street
81 .lOO-Choice of three corner lots on Mer-
Ger and Republican. on Fourth avenue
sl25 for your choice of twelve lots near
The state university. fine view.
$50 for the choice OF two lots ON Twenty
third avenue, close to Madison street;
size. soxl5s feet. here Is a chance to
ranch only ten minutes ride ON Madi-
sou street car line from business GEN.
ter.
$3.50 for choice of three lots on Twenty
third avenue. close TO Madison street:
lots e0xi21 feet.
this IL owned by nonresident, and wants
to close out his property in Seattle. this
Is worth investigating
81. sN-1.Dxi9 feet, ON Ninth avenue and
Washington street, with twelve-room
house.
81. S1-Nine-room house. modern, on Re-
publican street. near Broadway.
81. isn--Six-room cottage ON Eleventh ave-
nue. near James street, this IL In walk
ing distance.
s2.Gsl-F'ine corner lot on blanchard and
FifS; avenue. with improvements.
s. 5n-Eight-room house. modern. on
Harvard avenue.
Five and ten-acre tracts. close TO car
line
Fine stock ranch east OF the mountains;
improved
NrgTK4AT A.
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Seattle, Wash. March ?. 1900
Livermore & Maltby Seattle. Wash.
Gentlemen 1 have house and about
two acres 81 land, all improved, at
Coupeyile, Wash. which desire 60 sell
or TO trade for Seattle property that Is
Of equal value. The house Is two stories
and has four bedrooms on the upper
floor, and has parlor, sittng-room, dining
room. serving-room and library, Kitchen.
pantry and wood house on lower floor. a
good harm. chicken house, ciStern and
some fruit trees. House alone cost over
1850.
There are two churches and public
school an academy. three hotels. several
stores Ia the town. and the town Is the
county seat
The house is one Of the best located in
town. and is only two blocks from post
office and water front.
Yours very sincerely.
FOR SAl-E-TwO very choice lots on
Madison street. nne view and large and
elegant homes surrounding them one
a corner. price 1888 and E.aa-
4 fine lots on Fourteenth avenue: fun
view u sound and mountains These
\ nice GROOM house ana lot; modern con-
venienres, only 10 minutes from Pioneer
square
A s-roorn house. close in for lisa.
\ broom house. close. in for 81 54a.
\ i-rnon house. close IN. for t.sa
\ lot on Sixth avenue, four minutes from
Pioneer square. s. 5a
An elegant new I0-rpom house on Four
teenth avenue, everything uf the best
material and workmanship. easy terms.
s. Son
Fine water front for sale on Seattle Ia
coma railroad. now being built. good
improvements fruit. etc; I'D acres.
81 SsA
Lake ful 81 Ssh: a snap for some one
wanting a dnc country home
Five very fine lots on Second avenue
north no better location IN the city Tor
an apartment house fine view of Sound
and mountains. W can make easy
terms - the right parties.
\ - per cent net investment. close In 4:
$50
A business corner paying. 81 per cent
net 50 IN
We have TWO i0-acra tracts ala under
cultivation: close 20 car line. good i'm
pfnVemerts houses and 0uthuiIdings
and black bottom land: price 5000 each
LtNERMORE a. MALTBG,
Phone. Main 6-S rs New York building
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NICHOLS Il MUM,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
III COLUMBIA STREET III.

We are headquarters for vacant property;
II you intend buying to build. call on
us before you buy and let us show you
what we have TO offer.
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SPRING HILL, VILLA TRACTS

SPRING HILL VILLA TRACTS
Are as close in as Fremont. Latona or
Brooklyn.
In the latter places you are asked TO pay
from 500 to $500 for small lot full of
stumps and gravel
In Spring Hin Villa tracts we ask you TO
pay only 500 to 1925 per acre for the oes.
garden land i'm the county. all in high
state of cultivation; or we will sell you
water front tract which will make you
a country home equal to any on the
Hudson river
We have placed our prices much lower
than conditions would warrant, but we
want you to become interested.
We are not going TO sell all our tracts at
these low prices: that would not give us
our money back on our investment; but
we will give the first six persons their
choice of one tract each at these prices,
and then we expect you TO make up the
deficiency in helping US TO spread the
gospel truth about West Seattle.
This will certainly pay you. and we believe
1t Will pay us.
We know you will want tract at any
reasonable price as soon as you see
them, but you might as well be one of
the six and get your tract below cost.
so do not put il off.
JOHN =. JACOBSEN,
sos New York Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

4 fine buys on Green lake. Those wishing
a nice home will do well TO look these
up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

FOR SALE-A lovely home OF seven
rooms. overlooking Lake " Washington;
garden with fruits and flowers. near
cable and electric car lines si.5Ea. half
cash. Rees r. Daniels, room S09 New
YORK block.
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sN

VIII huy modern Improved Second street
property income over $50 per month.
Timber land. large tracts
Forest reserve scrip
House Iot ard furniture. 81 sol
g W. NANCY. TN Burke Building
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WAR. war on rents. best bargain Ia city:
,-rcom house, city water. on car line.
lots % rose bushes; plenty or fruits. All
kinds lovely Wow. tine home for the
money. SS11: part down easy terms.
owner going On Alaska, Se5a Pike street
or address J 10. care Pcst-Tntclltgencer
FOR SALE slightly lot ON Eastlake
car line size 5axI1a, offered for few DAYS
only at $50. WhaIley & Sturtevant S
Colman building.
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FOR sALE-cIry REAL ESTATE
Continued.
WEST SEATTLE.
SPRING HILL VILLA TRACTS.

Here are few facts; We doubt II you
sver thought of them:
The farthest point in West Seattle is
nearer to Pioneer square than Woodland
park.
West Seattle hill is nearer to Pioneer
square than Queen Anne hill
The view in West Seattle cannot he
equaled in any part of the city.
West Seattle has got the finest residence
property in the city.
With the electric road completed, West
Seattle will have better transportation
than any other suburb.
West Seattle has got the best water front
in the best harbor in the world.
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MONEY 70 loan az tow ratca OF iufcfeas
on Improved city and farm props.rft :.
Scattie property and farms ia Eastern
ana Western WAahiuEtO Ton for sole On
easy terms The Oregon Mortgage Co.
Ltd, Rob<r; J Fisher. agent. s9s Baiiey
building. Seattle.
MORTGAGE loans on long time az per
cent, easy payments. persons confernp(st-
ing building win End 4 to their a4yantage
% inquire % ". L. ROhb, rooms l. p 3
Dexter Horton Bank building
MONEY 10 loan on improved CITY psauer-
~ at low rate ~ interest Building loans
a speciality. Fehren- Marvin Co, 81
Pioneer building
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We want an offer for a fine building loi
OeSlD on Eastlake avenue. with fine
view OF Lake Union; lot next to It not
any better sold for $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

Imagine new five-room cottage within
hye minutes walk OF Second and Pike
streets with the same view of the bay
you get from the Denny hotel and YOU
have In mind cottage now renting for
So per month that We Aill sell you for
81 go
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4 lots In blocks 10 and IS, two corner lots
near Green lake car line: will sell for
cash. 800 each.
s acres. three blocks from Rainier beach
car line. only 500
nice homes in Brooklyn on easy terms.
Those wishing coy homes will make
money by looking these up.
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scatlie, Wash. March ?. 1900.

NICHOLS 4 MUM.
Phone, Main eve III Columbia Street.
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Another of twelve acres OF fine cleared
land on car line, fine view; has an
N,ea residence and outhuildings: viii
make siNty-stx toxl90 foot lots. right in
the Tine OF improvements the land Is
worth for plating more than asked for
the whole. as lots. near by no better are
selling at $500 each, this is an invest
ment worth your time to look at. only
81 iN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

On Federal avenue. facing Broadway car
line. with an unobstructed view OF Lake
Union and the mountains. there Is "A
modern eight-room house and two fun
sized lots that you can obtain for 81 so
and $500 cash IL all that is required.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

FOR SAI.E-The choicest two lots on
Renton hill. Seventeenth avenue, 10 feet
north OF Madison street: the Inside lot Is
improved with modern nine-roorn house.
VIII sel separately. Apply on premi-
sss 1874 Seventeenth avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

s94-5Ns Bailey Building.
8 60 Three blocks from the Butler ho-
tel an improved lot. sfxiso. paving Is
per cent net, must De sold in the next
few days
ses- Fifteen acres, improved. small house
and harm, good well Of water: good
land close 10 Oak Harbor.
Asti-fso acres half a milo the end OF
TIE broadway ear line look IL up
N9N Five acres % good land on the linz
ot the NinDear avenue car.
Nst- f1Nv-room cottage. two blocks scout "a
OF Jackson street car line. lot gaxi0o feet .
look this up and stop paving rent
N-A- roar room house and lot near Green
lake chicken house fruit trees fhe
furniture Ia the house TO 60 with lie
place.
VACANT LOTS
some good buys IN North Seattle Queen
Anne hill and other parts ~ the city
N.ep-StN-room house on Renton hiMs i1T
NNi3; or viii trade for grocery store
or lodging house
81 TO Fine modern house ON Esssrf.Le
avenue nine rooms, corner lot lsaNlg0.
must be sold az once
PACIFIC EXCHANGE
Pacific Dock Is. Yssler
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Dennys Fifth addi,ion-House OF hve
rooms, with bath, toilet. gas ana eiec-
trio light; lot e0xi20: fine view.
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r. NJ. JORDAN,

HERBERT q. UPPER,
TIMBER LANDS, MtiEf, m ANS
u AND 10 SCHEUERMAN BLK.
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FOR SALE BY NJ. u. JACKSON & co.
tDS Bailey Building

t05 Bailey Building
Twenty acres. the very best bargain now
on the market; ripe for plating" One
street ear line running directly through
the tract. another to be extended along
the north line; already surveyed and
staked. will make about 90 lots: close
to business and bound to grow Ia value
in the near future. worth your while 10
look this up those of you who are look
ing for Investments: $1,000
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We have very desirable new seven
room house ON Renton hlll with a lot
saX9 feet with "A splendid view that
We will sell for S.ea upon easy terms
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$3.W0-New six-room, two-story house on
18th avenue north, corner; fine view.
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FiNANcrAL-MoNEY no Lo.~--

MORTGAGE loans-No corniniss,,,. -
cent rate on brick blocks Nor,Ss.;.f
Mutual Life Insurance Con,nans-
waukee, Wis, OF William Denhns IA
Agent, Portland, or. la@
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FIFTY acres on the water front. nice w.
Ing land for plating near the extension
pf ear line. nne view, considered a great
bargain. Ssso, would be cheap az SiaOs0
EitVep-rOpm house. All furnished com.
plete. on Tot NNi10, not I've minutes
walk from the Bailey buiidiuE on Cher
~ street; will readily rent FOR x7s per
month nice home. one lot on opfso.
site corner sold SOME time ago for Sic o.
~. this can b. had now for s. 80.
Two siS-rOom modern flats. new and IN
tinN shape. porcelain bath tubs ma rhIe
stationary washstanda electric Nght
MIXTURES All In house. shades on win
doWS, not one dollar To he nNEendsd.
rented for So "a per month: This Il not
way out on SOME car line bat right
down town, viii always rent. we want
money, YOU can take this. 81 sac
We have some bargains IN tide lands for
manufacturing sites on First avenue
south and on water front near G-ulver-
sttA strUet way below their market
value bargains io residence lots IN am
parts % the city. some foreclazsd prop-
ertN close M for investment at ruinous
PRICES a htfie whue aud these bargains
vii all be picked mp, delays are dam
gcrous can az
s6 BAILEY BUILDING.
The suburban citizen., 1900-01-13
AN EPlTAPH.

He's done with Ills
He's lived his little day
And now that he Is dead and claims his
rest
This legend carve above his pulsoless
breast-
"He paid his bills"
What wonderment there thrills
Through that mysterious bourne where
lie Is nowl-
Where vague and shadowy shapes con-
lecture how
Within this soprow'd vale where wolt-howl
shrlls
And creditors pursue and cark'd care
kills
He paid bis billsl
What still peace flls
The deep cairn.slumber OF this senseless
clay
Tn heap OF dust which only yesterday-
A man-tolled hopeless in the grinding
mills
And paid his bIllsl
-Olin L. Lyman, in Life.
The suburban citizen., 1900-01-13
Pald sliJ For DOCS CONN.

Seldom has a pug dog been buried
with so much pomp and expense as
"Dude" Rogers, of Denver, Col, =,
who had been Mrs. Jennie Rogers's
constant companion for seventeen
years.
Mrs. Rogers said he knew as much
as a child, that he had always been
treated like one, and that he should
be buried like one; so she sent for an
undertaken to lay out his remains and
measure him for coffin. The casket,
for its size, was the most expensive
ever made in Denver. 1t was of ma.
hogany, lined with silver, finished
with silver trimmings, and cost S175,
The body lay in state in Mrs. Rogers's
house for half day, and lots of her
friends came to make farewell call
on Dude. Mrs. Rogers had Dude
buried in the garden back of her
house, The grave was terraced up
exactly like that of baby and covered
with roses,
The suburban citizen., 1900-01-13

eatables which are displayed in the
windows OF the cheaper restaurants
are simply hired to tempt the passing
epicure. There are butchers who re-
alizs q considerable income from let
ting out show joints, attractive legs of
mutton and nicely trimmed outlets.
disposed with such Parisian art as TO
catch the eye of the plebeiau bon vi
want. Even clean linen, ALSO is let
ont on hire, and il you suffer from an
excess Of blood, you can hire leeohes
and have them set biting for hiiiinG
sum.
Among other odd ways of gaining n
living in the French metropolis are,
making soap bubbles, painting turkeys
feet, retailing lighted fuel, guessing
riddles, collecting samples, and act
ing as guardian angel of only one Of
which, the last, have we space for au
explanation. The guardian angel es-
tablishes himself in the outskirts OF
the city near the wine shops, where
he does odd jobs during the day for
the shopkeeper, while in the evening
he assists in getting home any OF the
sons OF Bacchus who may have drunk
too deeply. In doing this he must be
deaf to all the commands and entrea-
ties of his charge to let hlm enter any
of the wine shops on the way; he must
keep him out Of broils, guard his per-
sonal effects, even fight for him if
necessary, and when he canuct be led
home, carry him on his back or wheel
him on a barrow The earnings OF
these helpers of frail humanity are
ridiculously paltry, seldom exceeding
franc or two night.
THE EXPERIENCES OF wINE-TAsTERs.
One of the out-of-the.way modes Of
getting living in London is that prac-
ticed by the wine-tasters Of the Lon
don docks. These persons, who arc
supposed TO have palates OF exquisite
delicacy, with much knowledge OF
wines, hang about the docks where
they are hired by both dealers and
buyers to accompany them To tho
vaults anil give their opinions Of tho
various wines submitted 10 them for
examination. Though they carefully
avoid swallowing the wine they taste,
yet their calling slowly saps their
health, and they become at an early
age physical wrecks. The sensations
which they experience in sampliug the
wines are of the most delicate and
subtle nature; it was one Of these men
who detected the flavor Of iron iiu II
pipe Of vino into which shingle nail
had fallen. Saturday Evening Post.