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His Ducks We're Bad

Food inspectors Fraarh aud Me
Cory today condemned three dozen
dressed ducks that a rfddlef named
Maieolmsan had sold tn "a number 81
restaurants They were totally uuht
FOR food MaicolmHoH was mhdr TO
ra around 60 the different rrHfhut-
ants. take back the ducks ho had
solid and then haul them 60 the hay
aud dunn them on the garbage pile.
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time 10 put It together. The most
dimeult part Of the work viii be
IN HtnaWay hnfbeb en account ~
the rocky formation Of the bottom
The cahlo may have 10 he suspended
by rods from the clina until ita clears
the hufbuH.
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TINE CORNER GROCERY rHaEaTEsED.

viii receive
that certain big Wholesale East
wholesale MONTH with
capital hundred millions d1ar that majority
thousand wholesale
Washington
by and that the aboi hntby "ahfpIono
the smaller the Il follow
architecture which
putting
the veiheng the Individual
ard boldly
The interests q the considered
al the
hinder q II
others 81 the
practically a
people
hy who
Maneiy, e l. true the formation - commercial
attended difficulties than
trial whole
fact that undertaking
apprehension.
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Gable i26 Niles Long

The cable % be laid between aiag
way and juneau has arrived az the
latter place ard IL helms splieed The
cable r. i2s miles long. and az n =
IN mile sections. "a viii require some
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REAL EsTaTE.
THREE BARGAINS.

These three properties must be sold
quickly and Will be offered at less
than their value.
$3.50 viii buy S-room new and fully
modern cottage.
5000 will buy new 7-room house
fully modern. fine view.
Sl4Oo VIII buy corner lot, SnxieO feet
line view and very choice.
The above three properties are near
Madison, on Rcnton hill; see thew
II you want the best bargains in
the city.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND co.
Phone Main $50. SiI First Ave
WE have a choice list OF vacant Ion,
cottages. modern dwellings ana
stores IN all parts OF the CITY. Ger
man American Investment Co. 6iS
Third avenue
DON'T BuY until you see our Iist
f. IL. Reniek a Co. All 2ls Balley.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
Stoar1or Alaskan

Leaves Seattle columbia dock)
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday at
am. for Port Gamble. Port Iud-
low. Brinnon, Holly. Hoodsport, ILL
llwaup Falls, potlach, Union city
and way points. Returning, arrives
Seattle Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urday. ut $50 y. m.
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FaraIlon Arrives

The steamer Faration. Alaska
Steamship Co. arrived from skaK-
way last night with very little
freight and small number u pas
rauEers
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ARCHirEc 10.



vs. A. nurTAlsR. attorney at
law. Suits prosecuted and defend
ed IN all courts. rs years eEpnfl=
sncs. Proceedings in bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully cRh mined. eollectiona
made ia an parts If the United
states. Highest commercial and
bank fefcfsnera bla Third ave
rue Phone. Main 1000
brEcKERT. a. -ciYti ana erlmin-
al practice. - years actual expert
eucfs consultations free. Room IS.
Arlington hotel tower poHtoffirg +.
uhuue Main go.
J. +. BALL. d. and Is H5xwcll biock.
la8 Columbia a. Phone. Blue 30
General practice In all the courts.
Damage Cases a EpeclaltY.
Moderate Foes =c9nsaliatieu Free.
II a. FOSTER, Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main IA
PRANK WHEELING. 81 Boston blk
~ q. MARTIN. 60 Mutual life bid.
}. = KELLOGG 20 Baiiee building.
nENFoS a aust b itoston seck
". y. LAhBUTH. 2os-t. racine blk.
a. q MACDONALD 400 Burke Bld.
Root. Palmer = Brown. Pioneer bid.
>. = cuN0VER. ts-t1 Haiicr bldg
LYMAN . KNAPP ID Halier bldg.
g. WAUp KEMP ~ Hufke biaF
J = DOUGLAS co.. New York Dix
BfeHtuD oshohN ,0s-s ~. y bk
HoHAcE PETER tis New YORK. bk
PIERHE =. VERY 800 Burke BIZ.
: LASGLAAn 81 = Z nleek
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the state Of Washington. n Ak
for the County Of King-lsn
weriine. plaintiff. VS. J. c. We
line. defendant. no. 12SzA So
mons for service by pubssczaz
State OF Washington 20 the *
J. e. Weriine. defendant.
You are hereby summoned 70 ~
pear within sixty days after the sts
OF the firxt publication Of this szn.
mons. to-wIt. within sixty dAya 4. /
ter the 2fth day OF July. A. d. ~
and defend the shove entitled artaaI
In the above entitled court, and a..
swer the complaint Of the psaint-
and serve n copy Of your arFr<I
upon The undersigned attorney I'll
ths plaintiff al his once below s.x,..
ed. and in case Of your failure - n
do Judgment will be rendered axairEl
YOU according 10 the demand q ~.
complaint which has been filed wi.l
the clerk Of said court: that the 81
ject for which this action Is brosgtf'
r. TO obtain "A decree Of divorce fruzI
the defendant on the ground that I'D
defendant has failed and neglected.
and refused 10 support plaintir al:
10 make suitable provision FOR pi2ini
tin and his family. the same bezr
vorca specified In the laws OF th
state ~ Washington.
A ]. sPECRERT.
Attorney for plalnfsf.
postoff1ce address and Office ~
dress. room b. Arlington hotel. s.
attic. Washington.
First publication. July 20 1901.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT on
the state OF Washington, On an
for the County OF King Villas
J. T~iss, plaintiff, VS.. L c. Lara
defendant. No. Sumuczf
by publication.
The state Of Washington, to ~
said L. G. Lane. defendant.
You are hereby summoned 70 sp-
rear within sixty t60l days after IA
OATS OF the first publication Of TIM
summons. To wit. within sixty (Hl
DAYS after the 18th day OF July. ls1i
and defend the above entitled actic1
In the above entitled court, and an
swer the complaint Of the plainus
ana serve a copy Of your answer U
on the undersigned attorneys ~
plalntim. al their oflice below stated
and In case or your failure so 20 d
Judgment will be rendered aEains
you according TO the demand Of tn
complaint, which has been fled vito
the clerk Of said court.
The object of this action is 20 %.
tain a judgment against the defend.
ant on his certain promissory noii
executed at Sandon, British Colum.
bia, on April %, 1900. payable nineu
day after date 20 the plaintiff for N.
sum 81 eighty-four and T0-l00thi
teAtol dollars, and to enforce sal
ludEmeut against the real pruperu
OF the defendant situate in Kin;
county. Washington. which has besn
attached IN this action.
Date OF first publication. July Il
1901.
PETERS & POWELL
Attorneys FOR plaintiff. posfotfics
address, rooms I To :. nextei
Horton Rank building. Seaftla
o. InE county, Washington.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Tor souih.taatsra Alaska

Steamships city af Topeka. july
o.. 49, Aug g. 1H. Queen. July 3. a,
AuK. 8. 81. CutinHr city. July r. -.
Aug i. -. 2b. AK. July -. za. Aus.
"a Is.
1isket once ais Ttfst Ara.. sssttts
Talbot gutamG Act - hiiipr set
ten lAat. ocean paok heaitia Good All
fefH iHs &c. aan. ARis. Han ffnuois1p
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Those
from the shy Shelter CALIFORNIA;
feel she panss
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placed neatly painted
reading
and a
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schiey
Sampson will BE happy
finally queled
participating
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Buy Diamond Ice Coupon Book.
The season - on. Tel. Main i0oB.
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AucTioa SALES.


=. q. BIcKERToN. general auction
eer. 1919 TlrHt avenue
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WE WIN sun DRIED TEA.
A miid aud delicious grade ~
iced tea. per pound 800
GOOD E&NLtrH HttEAk-
FAST TEA
per pound tae soc and sar
VAN CAMPS PORK AND
BEANS
Per can 30. tHr and zee
GUANULATEp SUGAR
~ pounds for ~. s,sss.s.. 81 90
BARTON PURE OLIVE oil
Considered among the beet luts
ported 8 pint gsr pint.
co. isquaft. 1Er. s=Eaiion.
tisa. gallon. s. ID.
SALAD OIL
t-EAiIon tins each pae and ~ 90
OLIVES.
Per bottle. from Toe 90 81 60
MIXED or pt4AfS
rtcKI4EHz
Per bottle from t0r % Sc
WATERING tsuTE
20 r. quarts each ne 20 &C.
WASH uDffERE
Zach ...= fif0 80 f3sB
coon WASHING
MACHINES
Zach =..=.. g. 70 20 t7.t0
TEA ETEEpERH
Zach ...4..=... 1nr 20 fer
GRADUATED MEASURE.
Zach .- ..-. ......f a. 20 re-
TIA AND COFFEE CAMS
TEftH.
MHh Il
KITCHEN LAMPS
With wau attachment com
rietw o.. .4#..4-.ss..s-.z4. 40
GALVANIZED PALS
Zach .s .. - gte. gsr ant 81
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|ERNf'

uildins
the Of
Iurn
ing at
3. to
way 70
IS E1k
to E.
dwell
IN. TO
10 repG
&f. 20
AktA
to- e.
~
venth
5000.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnBTRAcT on rirLG.

ABBTRACT o. TITLE.
OHboitaE. IItEMf.tt q -. ne.
Abstract company, eHthbliHheh
1888 Mining claim hbatrasth Ease.
mrnt ~ fho HufuHf rifH nuU1inR
Booth Whlttleaoy Haufora Abstract
Co. eAth bliHhed 1869. basement %
Halter block Telephone Main i14.
HlA1ttH Abstract tu. q Il. BIZ
AECHITEC
JOHN GRAHAM, architect. $50
Mcdonald FLOCK
MeMHnua q walker 90, s y Blk.
. ~ m9uauT0N H4=ll .anina.
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$1,000 Neat b-room, 2-story cottage
with fun lot 6ox120. on Terry ave-
cnue north. easy walking distance:
$500 cNsh, balance monthly. Frank
+. Hunter. with the elise Invest
mcnt Co, room a, Pacific block.
HIGHEST prices for second hard
goods. bedroom sets, stoves. car.
pets, etc. Red Front Furniture Co.
ii0-112 md Ave. s. Tel Red i22s
CHOICE lots in Broadway district
apply mornings TO owner. 5s2 Bel.
mont.
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nftYoln nrrAin.
BUSINESS COLLECTS.

COLUMBIA. Hartford and vldette
bleyeiea. Christopher Bros. Iil2
second.
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Aug
tetW9
miles
inan
ayro
ling &
akta
latfpa
aMn
roi
ratt
shaw
fn1Mr
people
town
|lla
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FURNACES.

FINLAY 4 RoBB. lliS Second 1xI Ave.
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HHAtLEY 4 EAsTWtg
Column f#I.fb


HifAiLEY 4 EAaTHAgs
eoImaa Block
ESQ.,
Ous iat Ieff ~ Isatlaks 80.
your pHu terms. sfe
$500
Lot 0a Hff'sr Ha8 Iais ar -.
~ i"ehts .aIath. sfsasa. 49,.
street. fsis
$50
I Lot sHsIz1 adjoining caree.. a.
of car line. IsH# eifg - y
FIHWs queen anne. Conner H.. -
$50 -
aoHlhsfHt corner .qf fsgfss
avenue west. overlooking ft
on car i'na. hafyaIn. 'ysa'
Sof sold yet t.raam house
painted running water
chicken house ut uxzgi
Park. ta's
fa
Lot on Fiffaeafh avenue g.
Rfndfd street faIf block a.
E5zH
Lot on Harvard avenue. One 4.
from car, hre FIsH ~ ss4s6
Corner on Denny ANY. ei..s.
8rDad1say# rfads1 rrHrra4 = 3
VITALITY 4 TaHTWtw
ee.maH block
ron veil Improved farms s~sF
large. ~ iaH prices. call IN :.
CDLLINH a WIILIAWs -
Ilo1fa % EaIEaH Bula.rs
s1oRAeE AND WhEEHoUsSs
SO $40 o,a1eataI as.. 6a,ss-.s.
rggda 90 Iae1hz = aholnlsEf
Tk1LoRs.
sEArTLE IAlDORlsg 80. il.
8. 81 A2gELz4A GHz COZ, y
TEhTs bHo AWslHGs
TENTS ana Auulnea- gss..s..:.
proof tents. mining hose ane =.
vas boats. army dock TENT -
folding camp beds. the "Oals -.
al Kind. SEATTLE TEsT 4
AWEfkG Co. Whaiaasie -.
fae'urefs Marion and Wesssrr
TENTS. aWninga. nags. taftas.....
hose. etc. Alaska outatisfa 4 :
canvas goods. Goods made e -
e. BY experts az m1ments =
tlce. eunde = ETlana. Frs -
Iarknon
TAnioER@iers
e. q nEag. Izls Thlrd ATss r.--'-
TIMERS.
FiNL1Y 4 RoBH. rel dfsss 4
TRAINED NURSES.
MISS CLAUDIA 81. pOLLNiSs
trained nurse. graduate John ~
81 hospital. Galveston. Refe-~l
ces. Seattle Employment Co
phone sur 1875
TRANSFER comEANiEa
EYREs transfer co. Main * |
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS MANUFACTURED. 4.
covering and general repairing 4
Second avenue. Roheson Brn
VOICE CULTURE.
q. MAGNus Schultz HolvoEs =
WIRE, IRON AND PLATING
Pac Rali r. Plating worts-zz5f II
WANTED.
WANTED students or others lna
ing for profitable and piesAr
work. Cal AZ 100 Weller stree
LEGAL NOTICES.
-
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 0
the State Of Washington. IA q
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BANKS.
PEOPLES AAVfN8 HASK.
second avenue and Pike st. Capital
paid up. 500 900 D O. Neufeieer.
pres. J. u. Hayden. cash. ]. r.
oreenleaf. aaat. cash. Commercial
faviuRs and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATION Al BANK
OF SEATTLE,
Capital stock paid In. tt2s. coo. sur
plus. izL o99
J. Furth. pres. ]. = Goldsmith.
vice pres v. '. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents in principal cities
ir the United States ana Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid up capital. 49,. o0J
Transacts general banking business
II. G. Henry pres. r.. r. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Sale Deposit taali Boxes fer Rsa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital uso. oca
General banking business transacted
J. ID. HoKr. jr.. prca-: NJ. McAiek-
en-. vice pres. /. Turner. cash r.
y. rHrkhurst. Asst. cash. Exchange
On principal eiiiss q y. s.. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
uf Seattle. & general banking bust
hess transacted. Deposits 81 -. 600.
a. ChilbefE. pres. F. l.. oronda hl.
ist vice pres. A. u. SociberK. cash .
J. =. Lane. asst cash No branches
The canadiaa Baak Of Commsree
AAbItAA paid ps-ss.s.ss.. y. w. Nv
tEiKht Million DoliarsD
surplus ...-.. = ....-..... t2.ooo. oeoa
Interest allowed on time drponitI
A general banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BHANCH-Coraer of
James ST. and Second Avenue.
n. a CAMERON Mgr.
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CLOTHES cleANIN0.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape ti.bo month. dye
ms. repairing. 1901 srd. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices for cast-on cloth
ing Dave TaNlar. 10 Stnrf- noNa hid
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SUPERIOR COURT "
the State Of Washington. n Ak
for the County Of King-lss
Weriine. plaintiff. vs. J. c. Wa.
line. defendant. no. 12ssA sz..
mons for service by pghssczttrz
State OF Washington 20 the n.
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oANelNo AcApgMIgs.

DANCING lessons. private Or in
classes daily. Prof Wilson's Dan
cling school Rhnkn block
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Lot Coz - adjoining carns,. a
of ssr line. #aH# city 49, -
EIHW= queen HuHnz come =. p
FH#n SO
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A ]. sPECKERT.

AfFUfnFT TOT pIaIfltsr.
postoffice address and Office ~
dress. room p. Arlington hotel. s.
attic. Washington.
First publication. July 20 1901.
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WANTEb. Marhin.aiH. mauldefH.
boiler. makers and biHrkHu fha to
fafu away from Seattle strike On
IHuu Trades Council
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Lot oa HftIfr HaU f8ts or H.
~ f"entz=aIEth. sfaaad. 49,. -
street. ~
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Jus iot ien ~ Iatlaks 49,
your DHu ftfaH. s1'e
ffH
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-07-13

As the world grows old and civilization
spreads and; increases human nature
seems to remain just about what it was
originally, and the preachers Of new doc
trines draw after them many followers.
To-day it is Elijah: Dowie and Mrs.
leddy; yesterday it was William Miller
and 10 Smith, and before that Simon
Magus and the Yelled Prophet Of Khoras
ssh. Christian Scientists declare that
their sect numbers LOCO, 900 people, and it
Is a common form of argument used by
those who are not familiar with tho
history of popular delusl1ns. to say,
There must be something in it; look at
its hosts Of followers Dowie claims
a following of some 10000, and there are
at least 100000 Mormons in the United
States. But these numbers prove moths
ing. AS great and greater have been the
numbers who followed the preachers of
dead and gone delusfons which are looked
back upon with wonder at the credulity
Of mankind.
1t is, indeed remarkable that man
like Dowie, who ten years ago went to
Chicago with a wife, two children and no
money, should now be at the head OF
q sect having its thousands Of members.
be reputed to be worth 100000, own
several hospitals. a college, q bank and
q hotel; and have planned a great city
for the dwelling place of his followers,
the biggest thing of its kind since 10
Smith built Salt Lake City.
n 1t lis also wonderfuf that Mrs. Mary
Baker g. EDDY in few years should
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have captured million minds with her
doctrine and become the, priestess and
prophecies Of a new religion But when
we look back over the years and fnd out
how many people have accomplished sim
4ar results, the wonder ceases. From the
earliest dawn OF authentic history there
have been Dowies and Eddys in the
world. Nearly all the popular delusions
which have sprung up. fourished ror =
time and then passed away, have been in
the form of religious crazes; some one has
proclaimed himself as the prophet Of a
new dispensation and the people have
Aocked to him. 5
But there have been other strange man
festattons OF sudden popular craze which
have been entirely free from the religious
aspect. Such was the 'Tulipomanfa, ."
when whole nation went daft over
tulips bulbs. the reign OF the alchemists,
who sought to change the baser metals
into gold and the belief Of millions in the
existence Of the fountain OF perpetual
youth, a belief which brought the armed
warriors of Ponce de Leon to Florida and
resulted in the discovery of the Mississip-
pi river.
Simon Magus nm EARLY Dowfc.
was Simon Magus Simon appeared in
.Samaria early in the Christian era, in
fact in apostolic times. He declared he
was the first manifest alton Of the primal
deity" and assum ed to himself all the att
tributes Of the Almighty He preached q
doctrine strongly Oriental, and founded
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that the ordinary industries of the coun-
try were neglected, and the population.
even to it's lowest dregs, embarked in the
tulip trade. AS the ma,it increased the
prices rose until in the year 1885 many
persons paid as high as $4,000 for forty
roots. Taking into consideration the
ouyingS power Of money then as compared
with the present day, this would mean
about $4,000 as the price paid. A tulip
OF the species called Admiral Liefken
vas worth nearly $1,000, and a bulb Of.
Seper Augustus. the most valuable OF
I'll, was quoted at what would amount
in money Of the present day to $44OO
At one time there was only two bulbs OF
a certain kind in Holland, and so anxious
were people to possess them for specu.
latiye purposes that one person Offered
twelve acres of building lots in a tl.ickly
populated section for. one of the roots
The other bulb was bought in exchange
Tor 4.6GO forms. new carriage, two
gray horses and a complete set of har.
ness. A single root of rare species
called the Vfceroy was sold for tive
SITS of wheat, four lasts of rye, four ia.
oxen, eight fat swine, twelve fat sheen
TWO hogsheads of wine four tuns Of beer
two Gtuns Of butter, 1000 pounds of cheese
complete bed, a suit OF clothes and :
silver drinking cup"
The stock jobbers speculated wildly /,
tulip stock and made fortunes by buvin.
when the market was low and selIin,
when It was high The bulls and tn,
bears fought it ont then over tulips y.
they do now over railroad securities
Many individuals grew suddenly rich ant
everybody speculated on the tulip mart.
Mobiles. citizens, farmers, mechanics
sailors, servants, chimney sweeps anf
even "old clothes men" dabbled in tulips
Foreigners became smitten by the Graz.
aid poured money into Holland from al
DIRECTIONS The operations Of the trade
became 80 complicated that a specia
code Of laws was enacted to govern It
he prices of the necessities and luxurte.
of life rose rapidly
COllapse of the Craze.
Suddenly the people came to thei,
senses and asked each other where thi.
was all going to end. A panic seized
upon the people and everybody rushed
20 sell Then all this fictitious wealth
In tulips vanished away People who
Sc ortly before had thought themselve.
Wealthy suddenly found themselve.
Of few old bulbs, which no.
body would buy. and OF nothing else. The
cries OF distress came from all sides
substantial merchants were reduced te
oe ggary and the representative OF an.
Gent houses saw the fortunes Of the line
svanish away. It was a terrible awaken
ng for Holland. fS
Astrological idol.
In the sixteenth century 80 many PEG
pie (not the ignorant and lowly only. but
he wise and high-placed) believed in
lstIology that the followers of Mrs. Eddy
md .Dowie appear as q handful IN COM
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Jerusalem, and exclaimed: These chill
dren are awake while we Sleep He took
this outbreak of religious enthusiasm
own lukewarmness on the subject of cru
sades. I 49, ..--~. .ss. 4. -, -. - -
TuIipOmania RI. z.-s.--<s =.
One Of the most remarkable things in
the history Of the human mind was the
"tulipomania,'' which assailed the people
Of. Holland in the seventeenth century.
1t is net only remarkable that a whole
nation should have gone stark staring
mad over flower, but that that nation
should have been Holla nd, whose people
always have been distinguished by theft
practical common sense stolidity. A wave
of the tulip craze made itself.felt in Eng
land, and even crossed the ocean and
broke on the shores Of Manhattan island,
so that the burghers Of New Amsterdam
talked the "patter'' of the craze as they
took their pleasure in the Bowling Green
or the Battery. 1.
One Conrad Gesner, in the year 1859,
saw tulip growing In the gardens of a
learned man who was noted for his col
lection OF rare exotics. The bulb Of this
tulip had been 9brought from Constanti-
nople, where the flower had long been a
favorite in Turkish gardens. Gesner be-
gan to talk tulip to the people OF Holland,
and became such crank on the subject
Of the flower, which he pronounced to be
the most beautiful in the world. Wealthy
people In Holland and Germany began to
think it was the proper thing to be
learned in tulip lore. and the Infection
spread Dutch tulips covered the seas
at that time. and many OF the wealthy
merchants OF Holland had tulip bulbs
brought back to them from Constantine
pie in the ships which traded to that
far-on port. In 1900 some bulbs were
brought from Constantinople to England
and planted and the craze fairly began.
The price of tulips Increased, and It was
considered a sign Of bad taste for any
wealthy man in Holland not to have a
collection OF these flowers. j
Dealt In Like stocks. IS
All Holland went crazy over the tulip
until fortunes were paid for single
bulb, and regular exchanges were estab-
Iished where the roots of the tulip were
bought and sold as stocks are now sold
on Wall street. People epeculated Wild
~ In Che tulip market, ard there were
corners, booms. panics and all the rest
or It There were no .tickers, In those
days But the quotations OF the prices OF
the various varieties Of tulips were read
eargerly IN the bulletin boards By, the
people. In 1884 the rage among the
Dutch to possess tulips was 20 great