Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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business woald be fcsrfalIy overdose-
"A yEAK ago." says IN exchange,
Brigham Young had . .revelatioa' that
he would live eight years longer" Yes,
but didn't the revelator tell him at the
same time that he had better be little
careful how he fooled with peaches, Gu
cumbers, and green cOrni Why, such
mess ~ that is calculated 70 ruin the best
revelation you can start.
A CHICAGO paper tells Us that "Dar-
win says that wOman's feet may blush
instead of her face" Certainly they
may. Why, one night last winter the
feet of Chicago woman, standing bare
footed on sixth story verandah, suddenly
took 1t into their heads to blush at their |
own size, and hanged if tho people forty
miles south of there didn't mistake it for |
an aurora boreslis.
ONE of tho applicants for General |
Shapes place in New York said in q |
letter to the Secretary Of the Treasury the |
other day: want help to fight the dewitt, |
and therefore want the, Sufseyorship of |
the Port of New York" Of course
NO such help will be given him, for the |
Secretary knows that the devil is the best |
friend the New York Custom. house ever
had.
A CHIcAGoAN furnishes an appetizing
communication to the Tribune, concern |
ing Inhabited sugar. ut makes but little |
difference" says be, "where granulated |
sugars are purchased at retail-let them |
be examined, and not seldom will they |
DO found inhabited by little, but with.
ing, fat worms. They are usually small, |
averaging from thirty second to six.
teenth Of an inch in length, but I fire.
quently see them from an eighth to . |
quarter of an inch in length, floating Sc.
renely on my coffee, and crawling over
my tomatoes and peaches, for, like many |
others, ! am fond of sugar, aud until
within the last six months have been |
munching away upon worms or auything |
else that came along" A person who |
sits him down and complains as this man |
does Is evidently An incorrigible grum-
bier. But his own words condemn him. |
He admits, doubtless unintentionally, that
the worms are fat and in good condition. |
There can be NO question that they were
selected with great care by the honest
grocer, and they were undoubtedly the |
best that tho market afforded, yet this
person isn't satisfied. When once man
falls into the habit of fault finding, there |
10 nothing under heavens that he will not
grumble about.
A CORRESPONDENT of tho London
TSmss, writing from the United States,
evidently we'll understanding the subject
which he hapdles, recommends English
capitalists to invest their money in the |
now depressed railway stocks of this
country. He predicts that there il close
at hand an era of prosperity, which will
make such Investments profitable, and
that the period Of excessively low prices
of such stocks il not destined 70 be Of
long duration. With the recovery of con-
adence, says the correspondent, and new
impetus to trade, which seems plainly in
eight, it will be foasd that large pro-
portion Of the railway properties which
have heea thought al@ost WORTHLESS ere
about 70 enter upon . suhssantial and
rapidly iscrsasiag value. Whas opsasd
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