Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04

rothing. filling two cups Of soUw one Of which
mus drink the other must Be drsi"sd the wc have
ings-endship 1t desecra0n Of fes dearest attribute
love. 1t s stimulation Of reality rove realities unreal
To mind that has learned love the food Of excitement,
filtration may be pleasant while the excitement lasts. but
when its fame dcs and nothing but the cold ashes
Of disappointment and around the altar where the fame
of seeming love burning, well nigh broken, and
weigh their loss with gams-tis then drink cup
of sorrow for the have takem-then is already
drained To the dregs.
Filtration always has aer-rec and the closing per-
ormaces often leave bitter feelings Filtration if it be all
Irritation the sde and all faith and love the other
is like the game Of of Indian trades who give I"
simple native glass beads and feathers in exchange for gold
and diamonds worthless trinkes in return for articles Of
value.
For man accept from a woman her hearts best love in
return for such little attention he spare from the seri
Of e seek to win her heart just for the conquest AID
then refuse the obaon which pure heart has lain upon
the shrine of his ambition cruel filtration, base trng
is degrading crime
And for those winning graccs which God
gave her holy purpose to cntrap hearts worthy ct true
hearts love- simply for the cruel pleasure of seeing them
droop under this Disappointment, is Irritation which will
later visit the irt with cruel revenge They who
would trife with pure affection, belong to the
other of class either their affection has been ted WITH
they wanting in principle from having no purity !" the
heart be tAed with They therefore ovo conquest upon
others. Like pirtes they have nothing but tho craft in
which they sail to ose they are ever ready tor rich u"guaded
Frs"as the 1sahsto9s heart Of tas social M4,a Love
bane which destroys BOTH Wurerly Magazine
TIE HANGING PROJECT OF TIE REDEls-Col. A. NJ Wood,
OF the Fourteenth New York Regiment prisoner at
Richmond gives in private letter thrilling account Of the
drawing for the prisoners at Richmond who to stand
off against the condemned pirates at New York and Phila
cpha He had been ut large on his parole until the 10th of
November when Re was summoned to General Winders
quarers On asking what business he was wanted Cen
Wncr answered. that he had very unpleasant duty to per-
for in the unpleasant of his le aud handed to
Colonel Wood paper which proved to be Bcnjamns order
to Wincr to draw lots among Federal prisoners for victim
The Colonel escorted from the Office the prison. where
he found all his feowocers, IS IN number drawn up to
await the sad ISSUE The of the officers separate
slips of paper having been put into tin box, Gen. Wnder
requested the Hon All Ely draw to draw from tho box
one who should be held i" place of smith, sentenced at
Philadelphia Mr. Ely with evident emotion, drew tho atnl
Slip and amid deathikc Stiffness announced the nome Of
COL Corcomn. Thirteen other officers, including COL Wood
himself were sent 7" the common al ut K'chmoa on the
his fcowpaots: You may rest assured that our fate de-
peds upon that Of the pvateersmcn trust that y"n will
do all you can, consistent with duty to the G"vsrnment
to relieve those officers who forth to fight the battles Of
their country from position OF peril and distress"
You ARE BR,cx-A certain college professor had asse.
bled his class ut the commencement Of tho term, and
reading the list Of that all present
ssor having just entered the class" What your na,ne
sir asked lie professor looking through his specacles
You brick, the startling answer Sir said the
professor hasarng out Of his chair ut the supposed '"per
ncncc but not quite that he had understood him
rectly; "sr, did not exactly understand ycrr answer"
cratie said the professor his rce reddcnug .Beware.
young msn how you attempt to i"e::: me- Insnt you.
said The student IL turn asonshcd how have Gone III!
Bid you not say Was vck returned the professor With
stihed Indignation mo sir; yoe a,eed me my na;ss s"a
Andersou Brick "Ah, indeed murmured the rOssssor.
IL Coop CosDn,or.-rhs Norfolk Dry Bsss, under the
head of Putting Dead Yankees to New Use aeys:
I've hsve recently osndles which re wese
told had ecn made from tslsw asd st lsed fm desa
Yankees who hsd been slaln in several of The uss which
have taken psce between them and the s".'hs"eva We
don't know whether informant wo joking a. nt sse
ccss.n h. the candles lk mean ss"uga asd sassk I'D
enough tn have emamatesl from such soasvs."
NSsr rebel Southern bss'es as NJ. slsseasessd pset
" soou they will Be lean f to retne this ~yieG
roeea By next sng they will b - poes - Wild hss il
March. fsr
"a boy in Sunday School ~as ""es as'ssd ty -
teacher whxt economy meant. He psOmptly answered
Pnriwe puestoes tlm" The sUeeivsd wjts o.
smile, Sst the delnon right ~ = Z went The -
hsd ut iust idea of The uaats hs rss ony wsstsd s
ing oat. aud applying y things sssssal 10 b Psss
CuAxcs 1oa 0encuIAsmSs-The Wssael1n &.Aewss
Of Dec 9oeh nys that amn sny ssmbsr - Caysas has
in spitas condition sse packing would aov nsss viA ~
sae in WalsuallA ssd a& good psiooA 0wweM e ksgI
(.svmeee ouA do we'll 70 0hip them thaG market