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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

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h~~e-tuxn~~ M fail h.s~~< Ts~ 0ad
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10 m&zv. Tsey exclssi- = frx
their hslng aud sle~FaEg TOsa-s, AID
when they shuf 81 ogt they sAu' ~
every night enOagh poison Ia carly
them over JoFaans siorIay wave--
Then the air IN churches and public
assemblies Is universally bad. APP
parently the blessings Of ventilation
are unknown to the custodians Of
the doors and windows OF such
places. II Christians had half the
regard for their lungs that they have
for their souls they would labor for
the passage of pure-air ordinance
in the churches that would give
them more time and vigor to pre-
pare for heaven. The theater is not
much better. Until places of amuse-
ment and worship are better venti-
lated, no no who has q proper regard
for his lungs should frequent them,
unless he carry his own cubic air
with him. Factories, printing Of
fees, and all places where human be-
ings are corraled for several hours
together, are Conservatives for the
propagation of consumption. Who
were the healthy people? Those
who, years ago, slept in rooms that
never knew a fire, and worshiped in
churches as cold as the experience of
the Polaris expedition. Now, sur
rounded with every comfort, large
proportion of the population of this
country cuts loose from its life every
year by means of consumption.
Pure air will make the dread scourge
avaunt. Open the windows at the
top, and keep them open night and
day, and see how quick consump-
ton will sneak out of sight.-Denrer
Neacs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16
SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS.

For all Machines, sent by mail. postpaid.
in either currency or postage stamps, at the
following prices:
Dbx. Needles. rs cents.
Rufiiers, ~ 80.
Set of Hemmers, four widths. with Bind
Or. q %.
Tuckmarker, % 90.
Corder, u 90.
Quilter. rs cents.
Thread Cutter, IS cents.
Oil Can, Is ccn,s.
Oii tan Holder. Is cents-
Screw Driver. . cents
In ordering always give nasse OF ma
chine Yea w4nf zxtArhmeuts foS. tal c2at
md boz s<ui hy nsalL
q E~xs~mter th~ p.Ass~-
a X. TAISWTT.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16
Secrets Of the Polar Circle.

The Committee on Naval Affairs of
the national House of Representa-
tives has reported favorably upon
the Howgate Polar Expedition bill.
The Committee says:
We have ascertained to our salts
faction that the results yielded by
. prior explorations in the Polar seas
have intellectually benefited the Whole
world; that the knowledge acquired
by experiment and discovery in that
region can he obtained in no other
way and in no other section of the
globe; that such knowledge is an
important factor in the regulation Of
commerce which is absolutely de-
pendent, so far as decreasing the
perils of the deep and charging
boundaries of navigation are con-
cerned, upon the knowledge of ply
steal laws.
There has never before been an
opportunity afforded 80 promising
in results as the one which now pre-
sents itself. To make such explor-
atoms entirely successful it is essen
tial that simultaneous observations
be had at different points within the
Arctic circle, and for continuous pc
nods Of time. England, during the
present year, will ct out two vessels,
under the explorer Mares, on . Po-
lar expeditions via the east coast of
Grssnland- Sweden, in 1865, IN
der the ssspicss IL PROF. Nosaen-
skload Viii sxpioEe the Polar r~ssoas
~ Nowvsy acrans 30 B<kzrn= . sexRss-
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a~3 Nn~ psa~mm 81 aam zz4nzuwn
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

SALT FOR THE THROAT. An ex-
change says: In these days, when
diseases of the throat prevail, and
particularly dry, hacking cough,
which is not only distressing to our
selves but to those with whom We
are brought into business contact,
those thus afflicted may be benefited
by trying the following remedy.
Last fall we were induced to try
what virtue there was in common
salt in about half a tumbler of water,
and with this we gargled the throat
most effectually just before meal
time. The result has been that dur
ing the winter we were not only free
from the usual coughs and colds to
which, as far as our memory extends,
we have always been subject, but the
dry. backing cough has entirely dis
appeared. We attribute it entirely
to the salt gargle, and do most cor
daily recommend it to those of our
readers who are subject to diseases
of the throat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16
New and Won derful !

An Invention that should have been Dis.
covered twenty-five years ago.
THE WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT
For repairing. without patching, all kinds
of rips. tears and holes in table linen
under-c!othing. hankerchiefs, women's
and children's clothing. silk and cotton
conceivable article that has a tear or hole
In 1t that requires " darning up." No skill
whatever is required to attach or use II.
Repairing with the Wilson Mending
Attachment Is as much more neatly and
Shuttle Sewing Machine over hard works
In fact. the part repaired IL scarcely no
ticeable as having been repaired.
Free with each Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Seen es ES ssSr !. noys h: S;
utely by the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, and can not be procured, or
allowed to tie used on, or with any Sew
ing Machine but the Wilson, without
ton ofthe Wilson Sewing Machine Com
TIis new and wonderful invention is
simply an arrangement attached to the
needle Of the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine chine. which enables the operator to
as other kinds Of sewing IL done.
Notwithstanding the Wilson Mending
Attachment costs to manufacture. but .
few cents. on account OF its unprecedented
an absolute intrinsic value as Nm attach.
ment, and the fact that this Company
own and control It's manufacture and use,
we have decided to charge, as q royalty
twenty-five dollars for its use on all sew
Ing machines except the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. which has ono furn.
ished free. and each purchaser will be
provided with . printed license to use It,
without extra charge,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

@ Mice can live anywhere COM
Portable but in a church; they fatten
very slowly in a church. 1t proves
that they can't live on religion alone
any more than minister can.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

81 The Pacific Ocean contains
thousands of islands, the Atlantic,
or indeed any other ocean, few.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

ss.ts. Saeeve buttons. Cellar Bsssson~ CuSSt0
Pins, Far Rings. EEDhl~m PIN. Br.r,s
lets. SSss,is Charms. Neck Chain.
Vest Chains. Shawl Pins and
n Thousand Other Thius~
in Gold. silver. and
plated
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16
Olympic Club Rooms.
Gas. BugxIsrEn, PRoPRIEroR.

A.ia street. beeWesa TAara and 1sorsA,
Opposite the Post Once
THE Be~s of Wines. Liqnor. and CSxas.
i always sn hxn1-
@Two fne Hal ard TzAl<<-
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Notions.


The Celebrated Singer and New Wilson,
md all other leading machines.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

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man or a dog would. II he performed
n similar acrobaiic feat: II we take
down one of our dry cats heals of
the keepers museum wall, and break
i; up, We shall see that it has n reg
uiar partition waHprojecting from its
sides, a good way inward. toward
the center, 80 AS to prevent the
brain from suffering from concus-
sion. This is, indeed, beautiful
continuance, and shows an admir-
able internal structure, made in
wonderful conformity with external
form and nocturnal habits.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-21
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Friday, June 81. 1878.
Crossing the River.

When Stonewail jackson a.dyiug lay,
And his wound, with ITS fever,
wrough.
Strange freaks in the brain that had
held at bay
The foe with its martial thought,
And they bent 10 hear his closing
words,
Ere to voyage the unknown seas,
He should pass TO peace from the clash
of swords,
The words which they heard were
these
Come, let US cross over the river,
And rest in the shade of the trees
His thoughts were away from the field
of gloom,
From the warning of friends and
foes,
To the valley green of his boyhood's
home.
Where the Shenandoah flows;
In fancy again of the forests old
That border its bluffs and leas,
His war-worn eyes in their anguish
rolled,
And he prayed for their rest and
ease;
Come, let us cross over the river,
And rest in the shade of the trees.
They hearkened again. in their rapt
desire
That his lips would at least let fall
Some sentence fraught with heroic fire
That might serve as q battle-call.
But his days of strife were bygone
dream;
He felt on his brow the breeze
OF his native woods. and he marked
the stream
OF his boyish tasks and glees,
And he wished but to cross the river,
Aud rest in the shade of the trees.
And he came not out of that blissful
dream,
As shortened his feeble breath,
And his soul drew into the sombre
stream
That waters the shore of death
But childish pleasure passed softly
The face ere its lines should freeze :,
= And before he parted, he sighed once
more
Those words, like passing breeze ::
Come, let us cross over the river.
And rest in the shade of the trees
A tenderer thought, like a zephyr,
plays
In these words of the dying chief,
Than though he had uttered some
famous phrase
OF weighty and stern belief;
For what lovelier boon, after wars hot
breath
And life devoid of ease,
Then a mild return to our childhood's
faith;
When the simplest things could
please,
And then to cross over the river,
And rest in the shade of the treesY
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-21

AN exchange remarks: NOW that
the photograph makes it possible for
sounds to be canned, the same as beef,
milk, Holsters. fruits. ETC., missionary
sermons can be bottled and sent to the
Sonth Sea Islands, ready for the table,
instead of the missionary himself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,

I'll UoTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY ON FIF-
TENTH, REIWEEN IL ANDM pTREETS
NOETHW EST, AND TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE ON ID, BETW ZEN 18th AND I5rH
STk EkTS North esq, AT AUCTION,
BY vi tue Of deed of trust. dated 10 n day Ii
OF April AID 1876, and duly recorde in Libsr .:lf
eI3 Zone Al, &c, one Of the land records LIN
1oI The Disalr - Columbia anu by request OF tne
party Secured thereb. We shall sell at public auc-
tion III fIont OF the respective premises, o. NJ IN
DAY, the I2l day o. July, A. ID. 1878, at $50
o COCK p. m, al that PIE e or parcel of ground
knCwh and deScrib d on the plat or plan of Wash
iugton city as being thu north twenty-five (22 feet
trent, by adepth of one hundred and ten foet six
inches CLIO. g. of original lot six (6l being the
north part Of subdivision lot thirteen u3i in
square numbered two hundred and fourteen t2I4 J
Also, immediately thereafter, We will sell by
virtue OF same trust, In front OF the premises all
that certain piece or parcel OF ground KIN lwn and
described as being Lot numbered sixteen G6J of
five 90 to seven CD, in Adams subdivision of
SQUARE numbered TWO hundred and twenty-elght
'22S), together with all the improvements, WAYS
easements. rights, privileges, appu rten Ances and
Eert dltaments to the same belonging or In any
n apner appertsininR.
Terms of sale: 81 100 expenses of sale and taxes
In lash; the balsnce III six and weve months for
when the notes of the purchaser, bearing il erest
from Gay of sale and secured by a deed OF trIst on
the property sold, will be taken. deposit OF 500
on each piece OF property will be requ red at time
81 sale. Conyeyancing at purchaser cost If
the ter OF sale are not complied with In ten DAYS
from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the piece or parcel in default at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM KING. 1r
U1O-d VIM. X. WOODWARD, ir"''ees.
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DUNCAf son BROS, Auctionesrs.

ENGlNEERs OFFICE, l'1sFICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTOS. June 90 1878. (
On SATURDAY, July 18Th; 1873, at their r
respective locations shall offer for cash to T.
the highest bidder their exclusive right aud ses9
privilege of usbg the several
DISTRICT SCALES
Until the 18th day of July, 1879 for the purpose of
weighing Hay, Straw, Fodder, Oats In til straw
and Live Stock, At the following places AID times:
No. l, situated opposite the Pest ONCE, Union
town, ID. c., at 1910 y clock M
Ne. 2, situated OH 8 n street sOutheas-, between
&C Ock am.
No. situated at corner Of 10 h street and Lou
1s1tna avenue northwest, at II O'Clock m.
No. situated at the Northern Liberty Market
IN ard U streets northwest. at O'Clock p III.
No. B, situated on High street near Canal
Georgetown, ID. c.. ats O'Clock p. m.
n u, situated a. the int rSection OF Boundary
aid II strt cts northeast. at 8 30 o. clock IN.
No. Z. situated at Brightwoed, ID. c., at 5
O'Clock FIN.
Parties, purchasing Will be required to comply
With all the provisions Of the act approved June
&c, 1872, and entitled IAN act reg lattng sale of
Hay sc.
r. L. EOXIE,
Lieut.. Engineers, U. y. A, Engineer OF ID. c.
n. B.-No. will lie removed from its present
location to Louisiana avenue, batween oh aud 10
streets northwest, if desired by the purchaser.
iS10-3t
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r ID. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionoer.


TIusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED RIAL ESTATE IN THE COIN
~ OF WASHINGTON, A SHORT DIS.
TANCE FROM THE bESNING'S ROa
NEAR GRACELAND CEMETERY. CON.
tanning six Acres OF Ground, with new large
ana comI,oci ous Brick House. 8 auehtsr
house Ice House, and other Out Buildings:
Land In high state Of cultivation
BY virtue or two deeds of trust, dated re- -
spect1ysy, one on the oh day of February -
A.D 1875. and recorded in Liber 776 folio lIiN
~ et seq and the other dated l3G day of j inu-
aIy, A. ID. 1875, and recorded In Liber sOS folio
Z66 ct seq, OF the land re- Ords for the District
Columo1a, and by request of the parties sscur d
thersby. shall sell at pubic auctiC on WEDNE
DAY, the oath day OF July, A. D. 1873 at o'cIk
p M, In front " the premises, all that certain
piece or parcel OF land and premises lying and stu-
IN John A. BartIuh' IS subdivision of part of ira
or land called Long Meadows, together with a e
improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale as to the Indebtedness secured by
the nrst deed OF trust, oesefOurth cash. bal .uc In
equal notes payable in one, two and three years
Tearing interest at the rate of eight Der cent per
ahnum: interest pay able selni-annua'ly. AS TO tho
SECOND Oeed Of trust: The Indebtedness sec lred sy
SAID deed OF trust, and poportionate amou Mt Of ex
Penses OF sale, In cash; and the bal nee In 8 and
i2months for which the notes OF the shall
be gwen bearing interest. All of said notes to be
secured by deed OF trust upon tina property sold A.
deposit OF SEQ required at the tune of sale If the
Terms OF sSle are not complied with within seven
dsys ON day of SALE the Trustee reserves the rirh
70 resell the property, at the risk and cost of ina
deiaultlng pure haser, upon giving i've days notce
q such resale. Attorney ancing at cost OF n
81 n Cf9I. nUuT.r Gaies,s...-. - = ruS -
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TNHOMAS DOWLIN6, Aucrioneer.
CHANCERY SALE IN THE COUNTY, WE
ATED A Ii =.

LOCATED AND IMPROVED. -'-1i'
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court IL
cause No. 1853, wherein james Smith ct al. G:iR
are cOnp'ainants and John ]. Magee &c al. are de-
e77 s Pas ss on TIE 1lh day Of JHns
july, 1878, al O'Clock M. in front of the prem
ses, at public AUCTION, ali those lots of ground
6oamba 5eing parts Of E thanee d o.
seribed as follows; BEGINNING for the first part at
planted at he end of ~ perches on the fourth out,
me OF JS1n e. G;hapPeirs part OF FetehaLl,s
SAID stone being at the south Corner Of the small
running thence from said stone N. eix dsgrees ".
east 40 perehes to stone No 8, being on the divi-
sion line Of lot laid off for John W. Hsnes; then.
to the west division line Of hrs
lot, and then with il as far as 1t goes and in a
stone No. 1, containing acres. And beginning
LOT the sea ond part at corner stake, being the
northwest corner of the lot heretofore owned by
west line Of the Morgan lot 8. Ii degrees W. i6 10
McGees acre lot; then n 67]S degrees ". 299
perches with the north line of said 8acre lot to the
John W: Hanes 20 acre lot; then with said east
line \. 17}s degrees E. 1874 perches to the end Of
said line and thence in straight line to the begin
ming, at smiths southeast corner, containing
acres and 197e percheS of land more or less being
Of se Of ss
third cash; balance in two equal instruments, at
SIX and twelve months, with interest at per cent
from day of sale until paid. secured by deed of
cash; deed to be given on ratification Of sale,
veyancing at cost of the purchaser or purchase, s.
800 deposit at time of sac. Terms to be complied
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
d hs ee na, pTrchaseT or on FIVE
lished in the District OF Columbia. p"f'' pa'-
JelO-eots VIM. ID. CAsSIN, Trustee
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ENAEGnT SALE OF PROPERTY ON
- JEFFERSON AND CHERRY STREETS
IN q r., RGETOUN ~


Under and by virtue of the powers vested in III
Us by the last will aud testament of Peter Won -
decree of the Supreme Court Of tie D;strict Of O.,
lnmbia. passed on tnt IA b day of June 1918 in
Ghal Gerry cause No 23S, Doc I6, wherein viii
Dean ct al. are defendan s. We shall sell on SAT-
UKDAf, the 20Eh day OF lily, 1873 besinatng at
ms foeR , F. M; al. n front OF premises the follow
o. 1t. Al that piece of land situated in G .o-ss-
Town, ID: G., and described as follows: Beginning
At point on the south sid. of Cherry street. fuoW
Grace street, SO feet east from the corner OF Pto.
mac street, running thence south parallel vii
inches; thence north ~ feet thence ca t al ing The
norm side OF Beatey street 65 feet: thence north
nl east one degree to point Oh Cherry street lis
thence 1O4 feet to the point OF beginning This
property is improved by frame dwelling with OIt
I'd. All that other piece or parcel of land and
described as follows Beginning on the west Side
VI Jsnti>on street, at the end OF a line drawn
and Jefferson streets: running thence south r1C
with Jetel son street GO feet: thence westwar liz
ana parallel With Bridge stree, 1O4 feei inches;
Sueet co !eet: thence eastWardly and pa aIeI wi h
Fridge street 164 feet 9fnches TO the DO MT Of ha
ginning ms property will be sod in two pa reels
eacil iVntllS on EMERSON street. and improved
Py thiee-story brick house and one-s.ory frame
Terms of sale: One.third cash. b,Ianoe IN +uo
elual lLstanents at one ali two We from lay of
sale With Interest at six per centum per anryum
until paid, secured by deed of uu t on The prop
eIty scid VI al cash at purchasers OPT N CJn-
Of ohsrs at aspos 9s the
five days from the day OF sale the und .rsirnsd
reserves the right TO resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the detaultipg rchasar, attsr hve
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SEoRHE W. BEALL,
JENKIN THnMAS
DCNCANsoN BROS Au;ts. j. 9-soSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
An Enterprisfrr Reporter

mere was picnic in Eby'S grove. near
Dayton, Ohio. one day Some of the young
men wandered down the river. In a secluded
mock Trey discovered a pile Of female cIo.h
ing They looked into the river for signs OF
NE or death. hut saw nothing. A newspaper
reporter oil the party took down all the sur
TouhGlGgS, rUlmagvd among the clothes and
found There were several sets or suits OF them
mite and hlg. In one of the pockets a love
letter was found written by Hal to Julia The
Clothing was tendeTlV bundled up aud taken
10 The picnic camp. stuffed undera buggy seat
al q the party started for home feeling very
sad. II did not occur 10 them at once that IL
was little strange a young woman and two
or three little girls should commit sui
eide all at once. Ii was. perhaps, Julia
and her little sisters who had thus
plunged into eternity. II was a very sad case
all agreed-dlSappointed love, perhapS-and
on The theory Of suicide the love letter would
De good thing for the account. The Clothes
were taken 10 the police office. The reporter
was satisfied that he had a good thing Tue
account was read evidently, for early i'm the
morning an angry father came raging INTO
ponce quarters demanding the clothes. His
daughter had taken walk on the river bank
with two or three little neiChhor girls, and the
place being secluded. and the temperature
VAIN and the water inviting. they concluded
10 take bath. soon they heard voices In the
words, and hid themselves In the bushes
They huddled together as quiet as mice un il
Tie lEtruGiEg young men had come and gone
gone with their clothes. The only thing they
could do was 10 remain quietly where they
we've until after dark. and then to steal 10
Their homes in the kindly shadows OF night
Il v. J.. SIN,