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

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as pr-rs-e.y ~s4r ~ q. /. h-asg ~4--g~s
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lAs~3 T. th--~S h.s~ . a. EnSE'. h<~x &c
..aa- tlEz~ aa-t s1xks g Usth@< asa Nnd
s@-ilns. have ~Scu--3-s fh&s sach =. are
iIaP.ssi n r-Sirr~sIag tho-- wrszS.- Kas-
siA las tacoGs,srtd = fu~ ~"rThy & bet
-,rtl. and IN the prUtr-ctet struggle shs
has had "cca.l"n 90 ihink 81 many other
ihihgs. The Ieligipu- ~sT has bscn grad
ualy changing into one for p'~rr. which
indeed II VAS IN the beginning. when
stripped Of its ostentatious disgui>es. IL
Russis, hosever, il la become the neces-
sary agent at whose hands Turkey is to
be schooled in the processes If civiliza-
ton, or standardization, she will not
have gone into this contest in vain, what
ever may have been her original motives.
Some such disciplinary exercise was es-
sential to prepare Turkey,if she shall ever
do SO, to enter the European family of ma
tons. And inasmuch as Russia herself
can hardly claim full admission to that
circle, since she is Asiatic as we'll as Eu-
ropean, it may be in the design Of Provi-
dence that one result of this prolonged
collision of hers::with Turkey is to elm
mate from her 81 stem also what still re-
mains of barbarism, and by degrees
transform her as we'll IS Turkey to the
condition in which all states must come
before they can expect to enter the circle
Of civilization.-Mdss. Plouohmdn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

MAKING CHARACTER.-Many people
seem to forget that character grows, that
it is not something to be put ON ready
made with manhood or womanhood, but
that day by day, here little and there a
little, it grows with the growth and
strengthens with the strength, until, good
or bad, it becomes almost u coat of mail.
Look ut man of business-prompt, re-
liable, conscientious, yet clear headed and
energetic. When do you suppose he de-
vcloped all those admirable qualitiess
When he was boy. Let us see the way
in which boy of ten gets up in the
morning, works, plays, studies, and we
will tell you just what kind of man he
will make. The boy that is late to break
fast and late at school stands a poo-
chance to be prompt man. The boy
who neglects his duties, be they ever 50
small, and then excuses himself by say
ing, II forgot; l didn't think" will never
be reliable man. And the boy who
finds pleasure in the suffering of weaker
things will never he Il noble, generous,
kindly mana gentleman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

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A. @.y ~e-4 tx Imagined io1 the as
N whiet u w&s PREPARED.
frst hst xaA as spread all over the
xhole fsce. winch when c, a. xas Es-rlea
Of. This an. dooe L. rrmoye q the hair
from the face. Then hitting ~As rubbed
on nil the skin looked like rarble. Her
eyebrows were painted jet black, her lip.
and spOt on each cheek painted bril-
liant red. On these red spots on her
forehead and at the corners Of her mouth
gilt flowers were pasted. Then over the
whole powdered sugar had been snapped,
which made it sparkle rs with diamond
duet She wore pearl earrings, and
around her neck was u string OF large
amber beads three strings Of roped pearls,
aud curious necklace, which we were
privately told was borrowed for the &C.
casiOn. 1t WAS made of twenty five dol
lar pieces, overlapping each other like
scales. The usual head dress was covered
with real and artificial flowers. The fin.
ishing touch was put on in the shape of
piece of black wax, heated over the
eanoc~ till very hot, made round and fiat,
and then stuck between the eyes.--Jes.
cups "Syrian Home Life"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15
Wit and HumOr.

WHEN does chair dislike you7 When
it can't bear you.
THE happy neutrality-suspicious. be-
tween two ladies.
AN unmistakablc case of black ball,
ing, negro baby.
WHAT tricks are most common among
Irishmen9 Patricks.
A BoARDING-HOUsE keeper advertises
aboard for two gentlemen with gas"
A MAN winds up his clock to make il
run, and his business to make it stop.
WHAT is that which no one wishes &c
have, and no one wishes to lose "A bald
head.
II you don't want 10 be robbed of your
good name, do not have it painted ON
your umbrella.
TuE verscs,"I love 20 steal awhile q
weigh, are supposed To have been
wiItien 10y n grocer given To- short mea.
ures.
TAILOR, speaking of the winter fash
Ions, say. very Correctly "Thcre i noi
much ''haf se' in l.rnrlemAn'> pant. TIN,
month
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

A MAN OF HONOR.-A man of honor
What n glorious title that is! Who
would not rather have it than any that
kings can 5cstow2 1t is worth all the
gold and silver in all the earth. He who
merits it wears jewel within his soul,
and needs none upon his bosom. "iis
word is as good as his bond" If there
were no law in the land, one might deal
just rs safely with him.
To take unfair advantage is not in him
to bubble and guard his speech, so that
he leads others to suppose that he means
something that he does not mean, even
while they can never prove that it is SO,
would be impossible to his frank nature.
His speeches are never riddles. He
looks you in the eye and says straight
out the thing he has to say, and he does
unto others as he would that Others
should do unto him.
Aud it is not only in business that the
man shows right to his glorious title.
Who ever heard him betray the faults
and follies of his friends, or speak slight
ingly of his near kindredS The man of
honor is always good son, and good
brother, and when the time comes, makes
an excellent husband.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

LIFE Too SHORT. YET WAsTEp.-Pliny
makes Il striking computation in regard
To the shortncss If life. | never recall il
without le,ng loacrfully impressed 10y
its truth. Consider he says, 18th. time
spent in sleep, and you will find that a
man actually lives only half his space.
The either half passes IN n state rc>S:n-
bling death loa do ut take into the
scc"uni ihr years e infancy Which are
destitute of rvassn, n.r the many dis
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

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,af fra tIaf = VAaet ~ f-F@ q pat
The sky l. D. ioag,r Agis-'Say dr-~rt d.
lis ancient soiIiu.ics have brcsaBe re
.i,,us Ie,,pltd like Ih,s-c In a hich tie
earth u l.Zaie,i. ol'~curIiy. silence, death.
which reignei ia these iar-oh distances,
have given place H. light, to motion. {"
life. thousands and millions of suns
pour in vast waves into space and energy
the heat and the diverse uniulations
which cmanate from their fires. All these
movements follow each other, interfere,
contend, or harmouizc, in the mainte-
nance aud inces.ant development of uni
vcrsal lite-Cdmiile Fldmnadrson, IN Pap
uldr Science .uOhthiu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

A SPLENDID SHoT.-People who haven't
the abilities to back their professions
should be careful how they brag, or they
will fare like the jackdaw which tried to
pass for peacock.
A certain lieutenant. rather given to
stretching the truth, has a remarkable
facility for Boosting of his own accom-.
plishments. Upon a fine horse he in.
dulges daily in ride amongst the woods
and bushes, about a mile from camp
Returning one day, he presented to the
envious gaze of his brother officers a
rabbit that had been shot through the
head.
"Look at that" says he. "Shot him
right through the head, my horse going
at full speed; can do it nine times out OF
ten"
Thus Boosting, he turned it over to the
cook for stew, and took frequent &C.
casion to alludc to the shot. Next day,
while all were enjoying good dinner, a
modest rap was heard at the door of the
mess room; the door was opened, and a
darkey presented himself with
"Plcase, semmen. am de gemman here
dat bought de rabbit Yesterday" and then
catching sight of our own confused
lieutenant, he exclaimed, "Here he am
here's aroder at the same price"
The roar of laughter that followed
may be imagined.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15


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1879
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i,.,;'I' $3.50 -" - -,
So, So"
lsoGEEs, the sculptor, is going to have
ms m"dei ior the Genius "i tonnecti'
" w
the Ethius Connecticut would look
more appropriate in "ood.-Bur'i"gton
Hack Eye.
PRINCE AMADEUS of Italy, ex.king Of
Spain, through grief ut the death Of his
wife, intends, it is said, to become
priest, and has written to the Pope to
that effect. The latter has given him his
benediction. 1t is thought at the Quiri-
nal that should he take holy orders he
would be created Cardinal.
Ir w.s % R,ro RocL Ohio ,hot Gan
eral Garfield hen n Sov ~ a;ohtsen
taught the district school II was dur,
;nw the tourney That hromobt him there
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15
The Matter Of Tramps.

The characteristics,h habits and tendencies
of this Increasingly dangerous class Of
people are more and more engaging the
attention Of those W hose thoughts are
turned to the security and welfare of 80.
ciety. We recently made note of what
had been suggested as the only practical
remedy for the tramp danger and nui
ssnce. Mr.. Elihu Burritt, in recent
letter to the public, remarks that in com.
parison with the class Of foreign vagrantt
the American tramp is the very worst OF
his clasa. The tramp in England he
describes rs solitary vagabond, who is
easily managed, while in this country he
is gregarious and formidable from union
with his fellows, who move in bands
through the country, though they may
deploy as individual skirmishers, levying
contributions of food and clothing under
menace understood, if not expressed.
Mr.. Burritt says he must have Old
World institutions to protect society
against them, and he thinks the English
workhouse precisely adapted to their
case, with such improvements as We may
see fit to add. In the Northern States
he thinks there should be one such work.
house for every county, and several where
the population is dense. We could then
say to every able bodied vagrant-"There
is the workhouse within days walk a,
farthest. There you will find plenty OF
work and better food and lodging than
you Can get by begging" We should
thus get at their true inwardness at once
What really keeps this dangerous class
in condition is the mistaken good feeling
Of the people on whom they really prey
1t is false sympathy that feeds and fur,
nishes them on their unbroken line OF
march. If those who are disposed to
give this gratuitous assistance to Migrants
who have not the slightest claim to it,
would only propose in every instance
that the applicant should set about some
piece of work that was kept always ready,
they would very soon be disabused of n
weakness that is really a hurt to the
community.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-15

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70 r SALE !

A FARM. ~ MILES FROM THE CITY OF NAPA,
IA Cal. Com aims 1893 acrrs-lO acres rich bottom
hand, the remainder vineyard land; 40 acres Of bear
Ing vines: ) acr in frut; 2cows: head of horses
carriages. harnesses, farming TOOLS fine house of 10
rooms, furnished: extensive outbudng, etc, etc.
The above will be offered very low. and on reasonable
terms for 10 days For further information apply to
]. VAN DtSEN. 1Y kcarnN street San FranciscU.
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A GENTS WANTED. $50 FAsT-sELL-
- ing articles. New Lightning Platter. Burglar
Alarm tor 50 cents. Adjustable Stencil Plates. &c
send for Catalogue. SADLER Il BsRRows, 1212
Market Street San Francisco,
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSTIPATION
and score OF Ills arising from irregular action Of
and should be used in all cases OF Dyspepsia,
COnstiPnt' ON. Hea dAche, Dfxziness. Los:
Piles.
a5-Ask your Druggist for them and take nothing
else. A. VAN ALSTlNE Il 60.
Proprietors and Manufacturers. ~ Brennan Place.
above the Plaza, San Francisco.
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ant proceeded to eject him from the station.
Relieving that the conduct OF the officer was
rcprehcnsiblc and an infringement upon the
rights OF a citizen, he called the attention Of
tho board to II. The communication men.
toned a number Of names of those who were
present in the station at the time. II was re.
fcfrod to Major Richards.
communication was received from an on.
Ger In the county, asking to be reimbursed for
the expense Of supporting a horse. About
year ago, owing to n lack Of funds, most Of the
mounted policemen were dismountcd or de.
prive,l Of the communication for nurses allowed
by law. These officers, in most every in
stance, still kept their horses at theft own ex-
rcnso, and did duty rs mounted policemen,
hoping that au additional appropriation OF
new hoard would reimburse them. They are
heconing Impatient, and nearly all Of them
have made application to the board Tot REIN
hmrSctncnt, In order to keep them In mind Ut
tho present state Of sIairs hut there are no
funds, and each one is 50 notified Is his appli-
talon cents in.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-15
the POIICE BOARD.
a Complaint Entered Against Lieutenant
AustjD

The Police Board met last night A com.
nunication from a number of residents Of
Bcnning's station was read. asking that the
force OF polire IN that section be increased to
Two, one for day, and one for night duty, and
recommending u name ioI appointment. A
communication was received from a writer for
the Sunday UsTad, askinR for lager beer stats.
tics. TO be printed. The writer was referred TO
the District treasurer.
A letter from Mr.. VIM. Dickson was read re-
lating the circumstances OF the affair at the
Chesapeake restaurant last Sunday night, and
stating that the writer accompanied Nj Finley
TO the station house, where Lieutenant Austin
slammed the door In his face. He raped on
the door only TO be assai!ed by rude language
from the Lieutenant, aud when he entered and
stated that he was q friend OF Mr.. Finley, and
wished 10 inquire what the charge against him
was, notwithstanding his protest the LIeuten:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-15


By Thomas Bowling:
Al O'Clock, valuable slaughter house dwelling
and iceho,Ise, nnd other ne, rSsaiy ont buildings
on tho old bridge road, and about half mile above
Cnioulown.
AiG o'clock three. story brick house. with stable
on Eighth street, between and II northwest.
By United states Mslshal:
Al T. O'Clock m, IN trout Of the court house door
lot No. - in square No. 2J), with Improvements
thereon.
by T.. Foley:
Al = O'Clock valuable house ware desks. &c.
lIy JAmuS s. Edwards John seden and ". J. NIL
Ter, trustees
At hn O'Clock lots on west side OF Third street
between e. street south aud Pennsylvania avenue
Al i9O o'clock lots Nos. NJ. q and ~, in square
561-9G aud y improved 10y dwellings, and N un.
improved Also. lots Nos. % and ~, in square 7Ss
Also lots II. Is aud 10, IN square SO
~ wn N. MytCalf, trustee:
Al G O'Clock two story brick house west side o.
New Hampshire avenue, between T and street,
northwest
By l. N. saunders trustee:
AtS O'Clock lo, Of ground near Iow2Id Caiver
khy.