Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-07

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The more bartarous people ne,
the more ausfesr they are N re-
li-eous rites-retnesnent seems tew
change venersshun into familiarity,
aud familiarity will git the screws
loose In emmy man mashine-
1t requires great dele of nativ
talent tew tell the truth.
Men owe as mutch ov theire suck
cess tew acksident as they dew tew
design, but they mustn't forgit that
acksidcnt don't happen only tew
thoze who are continually in the de-
sigcin Misunderstanding don't 60
out ov its way tew hit ennyboddy .
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The buty ov menny ov the ser
mons that is preached, consists in
theire CRATE length, for if it warn't
for theire length, tlare wouldn't be
mitch ov them. 3F' e''A .no'uHai" p
Iwould like tew make the wurld
better natured, i: wouldn't make it
emmy wizer if could; it il full ov
care and trouble now, and they are,
only other names for wisdsm, al, d,,,
"Sekret sorrow w"-eatin tew much,
billed lobster. 49,
The man who kan walk out, when
the month ov May haz got on her
summer clothes, without singing a
nu song at evry step, wouldn't be ov
emmy more use in heven than q spare
pnmp would be on arth. .ea>nt.C ,9-
Cripples are alwus cruel when
they get power, they seem tew think
that wooden legs were only made
tew kick with. ."' '
Ii thare had been emmy original
sin serpose thare wouldn't hav bin
emmy original knowledge, and Il the
wurld had bin allowed tew vegetata,
and poperlate, we should hay seen
awl natur disgustingly fat, and old
men, with tin rattle. boxes in their
hands, hangin at the breast. ,..,s
Men differ jjist abodt as much in
:heir judgments az they dew in thar5
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The MAGNESIUM LIaHT.-The,
magnesium wire, light is something
extraordinary in its Illuminating pow.
er. Much difficulty has heretoiorei
been found in exploring and properly
appreciating the vastness Of the. dark
chumbers Of the Egyptian pyramids
The magnesium light, however, has
recently been. brought to the aid Of
explorers with great effect. A re-.
cent letter from Prof Smyth, now
engaged in such explorations, nIludes
to the advantages Of this light as
follows:- WA " .si~stoi '%'as'f'fsN
with any number Of wax candles
which we, may have yet taken into
either the kings charpbcr or thS
grand gallery, the impression left
on the mind is merely seeing the
candles aud whatever is very d0se-to'
them, 80 that you have 4 small idea
whether you are in e palace or . cot-i
tage; but burn triple strand Of mag.
nes:um wire, aud in moment y0n
see the whole apartment and appre-
ciate the grandeur Of its size and the
beasty cfits proportions. This ellecA
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and perfect in in wsy. Prchably ~.
suits frpsn he exfrs0rdinary iaeanss-
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