Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

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over Spinuers 50 far it is easy Ia see that
the old Watchdog of the treasury re-
signed from sheer modification. 1t looks
like a cOiled clothesline Iu u whirlwind,
or a boys kite caught ON u telegraph
wire.
A PATENT has been taken out for a
protecting stern for the use Of book
agents and lightring-rod men. 1t is
automatic and spreads out double row
OF spikes, like an inverted peacock 5
tail whenever the wearer turns to leave
the house.-Euck.
A BRAND of fine cut tobacco was popu-
larized by putting an occasional ten cent
scrip in package, but oysters were
made rather unpopular in the warm
September by the purchaser finding ten
scents, too often, in them when opened.
Boston Com. Bulletin.
BASE ball has broken out again in Yer
mont. We have two companies of infantry
and battery of artillery here, if the
Eermonters desire to maintain u Chris
tan form of government. We utilized
our only base ball club by stopping up
the holes in the ice with it, last winter.
THOMAS II. MARLow, poor but hon.
est book agent, who has been selling the
''liise and Fall Of the Mustache," in
Illinois, was suddenly called home yes
terday by the death of his only father,
who left him fortune of $lS7 900 in gov
eminent bonds. Agents wanted in every
town and county in the United States.
WELCOME, stern winter; come in thy
icy mantle clad. We love the winter.
There is rest and peace and freedom from
apprehension in its frigid reign. Then,
when you are invited to friends to din
ner, to meet few strangers, he can't put
a red-hOt ear of corn twenty nine inches
long on your plate, and leave you to won.
der how under the sun you are to eat it.
A WEST HILL man paid one hundred
and forty dollars the other day for little
mule only three feet and eight inches high,
saying that he wanted him small 80 that
he couldn't kick so far. Ten minutes
atterward his purchase stood 10 the street
and kicked a woman sitting at a second
story window, and nov his owner drives
him with u whole section of telegraph
wire.
A LYNN, Massachusetts, druggist got
up corner on Spruce gum. The indig-
nant and classical lynn girls leagued
against him, cut off the heels of their
india rubber OvershOes, and detiantly
chewed until the corner was ignOmini-
ously broken. And now they have &C.
quired taste for gum shoes, and the Or
thodox chewing gum is drug in that
town, offering at six sticks for cent,
with no takers.
AT South Hill debating society, last
evening, the subject Of temperance being
under discussion,a youthful orator moved
his audience Ia tears by his vivid de-
scription OF . man in the death agonies
of the aurora borealis." The president,
correcting the eloquent young man, said
be must mean the Ignis f.iuis,- and the
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