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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

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work IN the wrong place with the
plekaxe might cause the destruction
OF the whole works. Indeed. in
stormy weather. the salt water Jets
aud spirits through in thin coniinu-
Gus streams. Plugs, sometimes the
thickness of mans leg, alone stand
between the miner and the sea to
keep it out. No accident has ever
yet happened but those who re
member the Thames Tunnel, twice
or thrice filled with water, must feel
that some day an accident is almost
certain to happen. If it should, the
danger would be immense, and the
loss of life great and certain. The
veins of copper, however, are rich,
and the men will follow them to
their uttermost, the peoprietors of
the mines feeling that were an inva-
sion of the water to take place they
could stop the leak, as Brunei did
that of the Thames Tunnel, by sink :
ing bags Of clay over the hole and
then pumping out the water with
their enormous engine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

ARTIFICIAL WANTs.-Bulwer says
that poverty is only an idea, in nine
cases out Of ten. Some men with
ten thousand dollars a year suffer
more for want of means than others
with three hundred. The reason is,
the richer man has artificial wants.
His income is ten thousand, and he
suffers enough from being dunned
for unpaid debts to kill a sensitive
man. A man who earns a dollar q
day, and does not run in debt is the
happier of the two. Very few peo.
pie who have never been rich, will
hardly believe this, but it is as true as
Gods word. There are thousands
and thousands with princely incomes
who never know q moments peace
because they live ABOVE their means.
There is really more happiness in
the world among working people
than among those who are called
rich.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10
Water.


OF all the inorganic substances
acting in their own proper nature,
and without assistance and combina-
ton, water is the most wonderful.
If we think of it as the source ofall
the changefulness and beauty which
we have seen in the clouds then as
the instrument by which the earth
we have contemplated was modelled
into symmetry, and its crags chisled
into grace; then as, in the form OF
snow, it robes the mountains it has
made with that transcendent light
which he could not have conceived
if we had not seen; then as it exists
in the foam of q torrent, in the iris
which spans, in the morning mist
which rises from it, in the deep crys-
taline pools which mirror its hang
ing shore, in the broad lake and
glanciug river; finally. in that which
to all human minds is the best en-
blem of uuwearied, uncomfortable
power, tho wild, various, fantastic,
tameless unity of the sea-what shall
we compare to this mighty, this uni.
vcrsal element, for glory and beauty !
or how shall we follow its eternal
changefulness Of feeling? 1t is like
trying to paint soul.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

SHARP TIME.-Everything in Cali
fornia is done on sharp time. Ifyou
have an appointment with o person,
he expects you at the exact moment.
If q person sickens and dies, the
same rule is observed ; lingering i'll.
nesses are scarcely ever heard of.
You meet a man to-day and to-mor-
row morning find a notice in the
newspaper to attend his funeral and
speaking of funerals we arc led to
believe that even they have their
enticing features, if one may judge
by the corteges which daily wend
their way out Bush street, to the
Lone Mountain and other cemeter-
les. As soon as the limits Of the
city proper are passed, and the state
ly row of dwellings have vanished in
the distance, the solemnity of the
occasion, in many instances, seems
to be entirely forgotten. Drivers of
carriages light cigars, and cogitate or
crack Jokes with their fellows, and
too many of the should-be mocrners
think it more pleasure trip than a
solemn and painful duty they are
performing. However, maybe it is
as we'll to treat these matters in this
way, but our early education can't
reconcile it with our ideas of what
is correct.-Morning Call.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

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and the roa<ber half q is civilized
portion dces no; feel by any manner
Of means grateful TO her tor the in-
PRODUCTION Of the article She has
made her apartments ia the TuIller-
les n magnificent as the palaces one
reads about in oriental fables. The
doors of her boudior are of ivory,
inlaid with gold. The furniture is
of rosewood, inlaid with mirrors,
gold aud ivory, and is upholstered
with pale red silk. Smyrnian car
peting of the heaviest texture COW
ers the floor, and the ccilingis is spler-
didly frescocd. The desks and port
folios are oftortoisc shell, arabesqued
with gold: and the most valuable
paintings of the old masters orna-
ment the walls. The beautiful
woman who surrounded herself with
these luxuries spends an almost
fabulous amount annually y in rare
laces and all the more expensive
articles of female costume, besides
subscribing unheard of sums in aid
of certain vast political schemes, for
she is withal an intriguing politician:
The Empress is nearly forty years
of age, an / therefore old enough to
have learned prudence yet she is
more prodigal now than in the hey
day of her youth and beauty. The
Queen of Louis XVI. was as extrav-
agant, aud as fond of meddling in
state affairs a. Eugene, and her
fool of a husband suffered her to
lead him by tho nose. One day
they lost their heads, poor things.
Would it not be we'll for Louis Ma
poleon to take warning to heart?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

E When the venerable apostle
of Methodism Peter Cartright visit
ed parish in his district, in Tennes-
see, to administer the r!ht Of bap.
tism to an infant, he took the child
in his arms, andinq1ired in his usual
slow and sure manner. Madam,
what is the name of the infant :"
jefferson Davis" replied the moth
er. Uncle Peter stood a moment
confounded, when showing the child
in no gentle manner towards the
mother, exclaimed in the most pleas
ant command. "Take the thing
away!" and placing it in the arms
of its mother, left the house in apos-
tolical dudgeon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10

~ A new sect has lately sprung
upin Berlin, Prussia, the "cognates. "
They have established a magazine
bearing the following motto: sour
knowledge is our faith our dignity
is our morality; our worship is life !;
and our religion is our secret" 1t
seems to be q kind of mental, moral
aud religious free and easy"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-10
PErRITscr4ox.-The Roxy Moun-

ain yosrEsi. giving an account Of =
Journey to Colorado City. say:
Descending into a subordinate
depression Of the divide to give our
horses their noon feed. we came 10 \
most singular tract of petrifactlon.
Richardson, the owner of the place,
.(with true new country aptncss for
nomenclature, called it Pretty
Woman's Rancho" in compliment
to the fair enchantress,) showed us
whole trunks Of pine and cotton
wood which had been turned into
jasper and agate as they stood, beau
tifully preserving every line of their
woody tissue, through the infitra-
:ion Of silica from the earth in which
they were rooted. Not mile from
the house is q broad bench, or ter
race, where the stnmps offs whole
forest stands bewitchcd into stone,
that might have furnished all the
sons of men with handsome watch
seals. Some specimens of silica, in
its various phases, which [ saw here,
were unsurpassed in color and lus-
tire by anything 1 have heretofore
found in jewel shops or cabinets.
ANY one who has seen the singu-
lar trick which rain, water and wind
have played with the banks of tho
Upper Mississippi or the Yellow
Stone, will easily credit the bewil-
dercd accuracy Of the limitations thus
described.
ANTIQUITY OF CANNoN.-No his
torian has ever given us true epoch
of the use of metallic cannon; it is
certain, however, that they were in
use about the middle of the four
teenth century,. The Swedes used
lead cannon between the years 1920
and 1852, which were lined on the
inside by tubes made of wood or
copper, and secured ON the outside
by iron rings. The general opinion
is that cannon were first made use
of in 1886 or 1888. They were cer-
tainly used by the English in 1347,
at the seigc of Calais, and by the
Venetians at Chiaggia in 1446, and
in their war with the Genoese in
1895 and 1853, the Turks employed
them. In the commencement of
the fifteenth century, Maurice, of
Switzerland, discovered method of
casting cannon whole, and boring
them so as to draw out the interior
at a single piece. Cannon took
their name from the French word
canne-a reed. Before their inven-
ton, machines were used for throw
ing enormous stones: these were
initiated from the Arabs and called
ingenia, whence engineer. The
first cannon was made of wood,
wrapped in numerous folds Of linen,
and well secured by iron hoops.
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ewes, and search tor them with my
clumsy fingers, aud be unable to
detect them; but let me take .
magnet and sweep through it. and
bow would il draw to itself the most
invisible Particles BY the mere pow
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PROvoUNcEDB THE MIDI
wonderful remedy for the permxhent cnrs u al
dissases Of she STOMACH. Liver. KIDNEYS
and BLAUDsR that has ever been offered. s.Is Va
Il h. not anNERAL wArEa. Il il FROM experiences.
that CONSTITUTION WATER has emanated and We
now say let ~ man doubt, when a Ainkle b0ifld
has been known 70 cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this ccuntry has failed 10 feliSv
Asesnsdy possessing the virtues Of ConssisatiOu
alter Cannot be classed under 'Yuack' pScpafsi
tions. as il Is now used by thc most scieotiiic
practitioners IN this CITY, II il Only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use 0fevery means 70 X.
conplish eure and the success ofthe ply sicians
increases N his knowledge vi different remedies
enable him 70 produce cure while sthers tail ~
the attempt. SceuCe Is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution " nier fair tfial---we mean
you whc are under some speridisstss care froa1
year 10 year, aud we particularly allade TO lsdes
who are constantly resoiting 10 Local trsafyfnf.
and all sorts of local applications for diseasess
with so much chance Of success As there would be:
from local applications 10 the throat for diseases
Of brain. We shave been careful 10 nsc language
in circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization, but We receive 50 many com I
munications from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, aud VI whose disease no men
ticn has been made, that we have come TO the
duci,g cure, no matter what the disease maJ u (,
il should be made known. The medicine 10 put
up for the public, aud there shOuld be no excep-
tiOns. We say, Constitution Water is not like Z
gilded pill made TO suit the eye and taste II 10
medicine, in every sense Of the term; placed In
the hands OF the people for their relief, and y
taken according 70 The directions It will in every
case produce radical cure. We wonldasy that
the directions in regard to Diet etc. relate onlyto
the disease under which Their occur. ~ /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

were formerly considered incurabIe Also The
effect Of solitsr, habit, both ruinous to the body
and mind anil produce some OF the following Of.
tects.-Biotches. Constipation, loss q memory,
pain in the small OF the bAck-can b fully is-
stored to heath. Consultation free. 800
Charges moderate. and cares guaranteed. =
Post Office Box. 1924. All letters with staAAu
answered.
r. S.-All business strictly con6dehtial. Of
ice hours from 4. \. until ?. \. hb28dkwtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23
Western Union Railroad.

DRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON Az FOL-
J. LOWS
Mail and Express 1880 A. NJ. daily. Sunday
excepted)
Steamboat Express 1928 A NJ, daily, Sun
days sxcepted)
Accommodation Q. 50 r. NJ.
ARsIvE AZ roRr BYRON
Mail aud Express 1880 p. NJ daily, (ss1 lays
exuepted.)
Steamboat EXPRESS :. As p. NJ, daily
Accommodation $40 A. H., daily (.sunjsys
excepssdD
Mail aud Express leaving Port Byron At 1920
makes close connexions FOR Chicago AMI vil
points N Northern illinois and " lsco,,sn.
Steamboat Expres. connects ut Savanna with
steamer Lansing Tor dubuque. arriving hours
ahead OF Northern Line boats.
amer Iowa" lea,es Davenport ri ! A Al.
connecting AT Port Byron with Steambe a. Ex-
press, md at 4 p. NJ. c0nnectin. with G aOP.M
train
CONVENTIONS: fn
At Racine, with 't,oodrith Linz steamers for
brand Haven. Shsb"y gan and hlanitcwoc
AT Racine Junction. with Chicago 4 Milwaukee
Railroad, for sukce, Kenoshr, Waukegan
and Chicago
+ AZ Clinton junction. with Chicsgo 4 North
western Railroad, Tor Game sville Madison. Pra-
ssss du Chen aud La Crosse.
At Beloit. with Chicago h Northwestern Rail
road. Tor Foot. Hlc. Evansy die, and Madison
Al Freeport, with Chicago i Northwestern aud
Illinois Central h ltostis, for Rockford, Warren
Mineral Point nnd 0aena e'
At assnna. with steam packet "Lsnsiu8,"
for dubuque and throuA h boats to ~. Paul.
Al Fulton. with Chicago / Northwes,efn Rail
road. Tor Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
Al Port Fyron. with Chicago 4 Rock Island
railroad. and steam packet "Iowa" between
davenport and Rock island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest 10 all points in the Northwest
q. Z. cate. Supt n. A. KNAPP, Su,'t
Eastern Division, Western Division.
K Acine, Wis Savanna, IL
mey1;- DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23
Private Matters.

To the unfortunate. Dr. CLARKE. ~ Clark
street, No. 4 Lsrmon Block, 10 . man Of few
words, but gives patients Of both sexes, PROMPT,
sstIAsls and THOROUGH rRsAsnssr. victsns Of
indiscretion, quacksry or ihcompetency consuls
DR.. Clarke, whoee great success depends sion
regular education and experience. Go 20 mn
at once and be cured He does not want -FOUR
money unless he does you gooa.
~ Send tl for box of his celebrated Fe-
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills pnssn vnOn
sns D,spsNAARv, are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions end lrreeulasi-
ties Of Females
e. Send two stamps for "Private Letters
70 Msriied Ladies'"
u Send two stamps for "Descr,ptioa Of
Pessarie Preventif"
- Send two stamps for :. Private Letter On
Seminal Weskaess"
Address Or. CLARKE, No. Z Harmon Block,
Chicago. III. mcng -dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

The drawing will take place after the Con-
cert, N the stage Of the New Music Hall. where
so,t00 peusoss csu witueeA Il. "A committee
will b sppeintsd hy tie sadisnes TO supsriatend
The sape. Al purchassrs sapd agents will b
shppItd With correct lists 81 drawing q soon
o. Published. rarties holding tickets will r.
saia slsm anta aftef me drawing, md y the
annb@ appears 10 tAs hit Of drawn numbert
they vii forward their ticket immediately. With
tull disctiops - 70 ths sending q goods y
Ttckssj are fes sale q the principal hoteia
bBuk I'D Mssie stores II the city. and q ont
sGcea NJ 1ast VI teF sGssst, RosM No. J, ~
aeau black.. q. 81 eA b sept BY mail on rscsipt
q prize and stamp for n turn postage. /
Good IA felis6ae agents wanted ID every city,
tswa nd village il Ne rruttsa Staas4, 70 whom
great indnesns6ss asse0srsd. References ere
teqs9ed' II hsso trs ~ 4@ e#l h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

WA w. EASES ana NERVOUS DSbtLnI Mss
study for the last twenty years. aVd is
therefore the person whom all afflicted shosld
conauit. No. azhs swss tcgd o. = patient
Of his not being cured SINCE he has been in 1s
city His repuia t.on has vomchera IN ali the CITY
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Specials, here. and = thorough msster q ~
&c xusl ASeess. ~ sshs STALL oUefs despair give
him CALI II 10 only . common OccOurrsncs with
him 10 cure such cases. His rooms are sepeeais
tor isdies and gentlemen, and the most complete
Youso Mo-, 1lsp HAascysall Norcs.--Docto
Bigslow devotea much Of his time u the treet.
ment Of those cases caused by secret habit thst
|<s,f1e:st:1; "a &c 3D. !, ssa
The ssd effects Of these early habits, OF the 81
cesses Of riper year, TO weaken end debtIttet1
| 0hb eoeseaeie1oa aeAoros the ply s6ealao0 mons0
movers. dlp,pish and snfeeD ole the natural iee!-
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| ed term Of unce sslug misesy end regret. seen
l persons. especially those contemplating mo
risre. should lose no time IN making immediate
application, a. DR.. b., BY his new treatment, 70
enabled 10 okeoe9pVpeody - permanent cure.
| Consultation free and CONFIDENTIAL. Once NO.
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