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Will ~ w OutVtO w. W 6"As@~ss~A VI NV AsuN
In the country will secure the same thing, and
thus place the whole burthen Of our taxes upon
the middle classes andsthe industrial interestsf
The Revenue law Of 1865 requires that any
person, Arm, company or corporation owning
or possessing, or having the care or manage
ment Of any railroad, ferry, tollbridge or road,
shall pay tax Of three per cent on the gross
receipts. The Union Ferry Company under
took TO evade this tax, and the question was
broughtto the attention Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, who at once decided that the afore-
said corporation could not escape II, and that
the law must be enforced. All Of . sudden the
managers Of that company resorted 70 the
dodge Of the payment few dollars ~ tom
mage tax, which they claimed they could elect 10
do, under the Revenue law, and thus managed
10 got rid Of the just tax. This In turn was de-
oidod against them, but by some hocus pecus
arrangement they have managed 70 obtain an
order from some source, countsrmandins all
this, the same - TIE brokers havs done. The
result ID that this company alone has pookstsd
thirty thousand dollars which belong to Ne
government and which the laborsr and
artisAn win be compelled 70 pay tnlsss
~ government cfAcials do thslr duty.
There may - numerous othsr instancs1
Of Ills 500 klnd, but these ere slnsl9nl
70 rsiss g alAan end show unt ~ Aan-
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print of good writer's for instance, to feel like
it." "once in a WHILE" and " first name" instead
of mChristian name"
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PIiREE0LOdICAL JOURNAL for PHYslOGNoMY, PHYsL
OLO0Y, PHRENOLO0Y, ETHSOLOGY, and PSYCHOLOGY.
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USiTED STATES MERCANTILE REols1ER

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

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m soss< small srAsol d~ers~sz. sni
st'ck 10 okce ssfl eseryhody v,s
ssck of them Wbefher it zised
porrides or POTATOES, paving stones
or pearls. their dish was always out.
They and their families had to be
cared for
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

GAs.-Ten miles distant from Buff
falc, some parties boring for oil have
lately struck upon an immense foun-
tain of gas, suitable for illuminating
purposes. The Buffalo Gas Compa-
ny are in treaty for the purchase Of
this gas. which may be supplied to
the extent of 10000 feet per day.
1t is supposed it can be delivered in
the city at 81 so per thousand feet.
If the natural supply may be depend
ed on for any length Of time, tho
discovery Of gas instead Of oil may
be regarded as the more fortunate Of
the two.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

MARRIAGE EXTRAoRDINARY.-An
extraordinary marriage took place
at the Union Methodist Church, in
Philadelphia, Jan. 8th. Mr.. Rein,
a German by birth, and o celebrated
tanner of horses by profession, was
uaited in the holy bonds of Matri-
mony to Miss Duke, the Iowa giant
es. The bridegroom served with
distinction in the Union army. He
is rather below the middle statute
of mankind in point Of size and
weight, he scarcely turning the
beam at one hundred and forty lbs.
The bride weighs five hundred and
eighty-tive pounds avoirdupois.
She has been exhibited at Judge
ingalls, museum, for some time past.
Mr.. Rein, on visiting the establish
ment, fell violently in love. with the
fair giantess, proposed marriage.
and Of course she consented. Last
evening, at eight o'clock, the car
riages drew up before the museum,
and the twain, soon made one, en-
tered therein and proceeded to the
church. The bridal party consisted
of the Siamcse twins-Chang ard
England other celebrates of the
museum. Upon entering the
Church the visitors were the OBJ
served of all observers. They were
united in the matrimonial bond in
accordance with the plain usage Of
the Methodist persuasion, after
which they retired. The event was
extraordinary because of the remarka-
BILE fact of the difference in the size
Of parties. 1t was regarded with
a great deal of interests: The
bride did not falter or tremble upon
being led to the altar.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

Durcn Loosc.-A Dutchman had
two pigs. . large one and . email
one. The oldest, be was trying 70
explain TO Q casaomer, and did e in
this wise:
THE lisfIe pig is the Pieysst"
Croa which his wife ssssmiag 10
cprrses kim- I'D:
Yea wili sxrsse hia- ~ 10
4s.k vsey es< Esgissh - -: b.
no sssns skne shs kszls Tsg y ~
E<-~~r- k~ skxe fA~ ysu>esx ~ .
s. 2n~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

Ma. The La Crosse Democrat says:
The checks for baggage for La Crosse,
Milwaukee and all intermediate
points to distinguish them from
through checks are numbered to cor
respond with the stations and stamp
ed "Loca'." Not long since pas
senger coming west from Milwau-
kie discovered that his check read
"Local," and in great haste he
found the conductor and wanted him
to stop the train, for, said he, "I
don't want to 60 to. 'Local'-its La
Crosse 4 want to stop at !" AnDex-
planatiO0 ensued and all was we'll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10
MAJ A handsome young wide

MAJ A handsome young widow
applied to a physician to relieve her
oftthrec distressing complaints with
which she was affected. "In the
first place." said she, 81 have a lit
tie or no appetite; what shall take
for that 2" For that, Madam, you
should take air and exercise" "and,
Doctor, 1 am quite tidgety at night,
and afraid to be alone; what shall l
do for that p For that, Madam,
You should take-a husband. ;.
" Fie! Doctor, but l have the blues
terribly; what shall ] take for that!'
" For that. Madam. you have, be-
sides taking air, exercise and |. hus-
band, to takc-the newspaper"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

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4 - rr~l
sez l. this aiHt WIG TAis !.
Old Rye
1T ssinSrfh like m sdsler. and
bitch ike q serpent" xzsd the
man.
Il guess not. said /. when
you put sugar in it. That's the way
| allers take mine"
Have YOU sons grown up. sir:"
Well, sed !, as | put myself out
side of my beverage, "my son Ar
tcmus junior is going on eighteen"
"Ain't you afraid if you set this
bad example bel him, he'll come to a
bad end 2
Giles KUN to a waxed end al
ready. He's larnin' the shoemaker's
bizncss," l replied. 81 guess we
both or us can git along without
yor assistance, sur" I observed as
he was about to open his mouth
again.
"This is a cold world" sed the
man.
"That's so. But you'll get into
warm one by and by, ifyou don't
mind your own bizness."
I was little riled at the feller, be-
cause I never take anything only
when I really need it. 1 afterwards
learned he was temperance lecture.
p@- There ought always to be a
point to ajoke, but sometimes there
is a joke to point. A gentleman,
sometime back, was sick, and was
informed by his physician that there
was an obstruction in his colon. 81
hope 1 won't lose half oft, said the
joker, "for.I should think q semi
colon in me would be improperly
place." The doctor informed him
that there was no danger Of that.
every WE'LL" he joined, "pray, put
n period to it but don't make a full
stop of me-" The doctor at first
made an interrogation point, and
when the thing flashed on him an
exclamation, which was increased
when third party observed that the
joke, though not very good, was
rather uncOmma-on. A similar case
gave rise to variation of this which
was funny. A doctor had said that
A had Inflammation Of his colon.
B called to inquire after AS health,
and what was the nature Of his d.
scasc. His landlady, of whom in
quiry was made, replied she didn't
exactly know, but she believed his
punctuation was out Of order.
MAJ A handsome young widow
applied to physician to relieve her
Of fthrec distressing complaints with
which she was affected. "In the
first place." said she, 81 have a lit
tie or no appetite; what shall take
for that ?" "For that, Madam, you
a,l A.l.o - crI ovoro;so ~ md
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

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ssccea< The Lssaoa Lszt psa
fsrsi~hes this paragraph, ~hieh
gives q great deal Of truth in q few
lines:
a good editor. q competent
newspaper conductor is, like a gen.
eral or poet, born-not made. On
the London daily papers all the great
historions, novelists, poets and W.T.
tiers Of travels have been tried, and
nearly all have failed. We might
say all, for after a display of bril-
liancy, brief, but grand, they died
out literally. Their resources were
exhausted" 81 can," said a late
editor of the Times to Moore, find
any number of men Of genius to
write for me, but very seldom one
of common sense" Nearly all sue
cessful editors have been men of
this description. Campbell, Carlyle,
Bulwer and E'Isracli failed; Barnes,
Sterling and Phillips succeeded. A
good editor seldom writes for his
paper; he reads, judges, selects,
dictates, alters and combines; and
to do all this well, he has but little
time for composition. TO write for
a paper is one thing-to edit a paper
is another"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-10

n. The CaH SAYS Young ladies
~ho are sccus;oned TO read news
ragers arg slways observed 10 poe
se:s -so~, sai4hae dispositions. in
wzr.ssly make good wives. sDd Al
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