Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

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rie,i lights and showed DAY times. Old Bet
,hc kues just how much every bridge in
the country would bear before she put her
loot on il. Blmeby they got cage of
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gradually it got up to bears, lions, tiger,
cameis, boa constructors, alligatOrs, Tom
Thumb, appropriateness, aud the ia,
woman-in fact, to where it is now. Yes,
sir; Z. Il. Barnum got the first rudiments
of his education from Hackaliah Bayley
right here in Somerstown. Elephants ami
milk have made this town. In fact, we all
live on elephants and milk"
elephants and milk! Good gracious"
| exclaimed, 'what diet"
"Lnrd, sir" retortcd my landlord, ''Gid
you think l meant we crumbled the ele-
plants into milk and ate theme No;
mean to say that the elephant business
and the milk business are what have built
up this place. I've told you what ele.
plants have done for US, and now IN tell
you about milk. There's farmers around
here owning hundred cows apiece. From
the little depot of Purdy's you'll pass u
mile beyond this, we send four thousand
gallons of milk every day to New York;
and it starts from here pure, let me tell
yeu, for we are honest, if we were brought
up in the show business. Then right in
our neighborhood are two condensed
milk factories, where they use as much
more. There's eight thousand gallons
The farmers get sixteen cents for it ON
the spot. So you see there is revenue
OF twelve hundred and eighty dollars a
day to this district. Now you've been
telling me of the West, how they raise
forty bushels of wheat to the acre, and ali
that. We'll, what does it amount to by
the time they get their returns, paying
all out in railroad freight? You ride
along this afternoon, and if you come
back this way, tell me if the houses and
tixings aud things, especially the boys,
and more particularly the gals, look any
better in them fever and ague diggings
than they do here, if we do live on eie-
plants and milk John Goldman, in Har-
per's Magazine.