Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-04-27


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Inn married men & C,.nIeeiicut must
ic lot Of .~eei scented shrubs. A
bill has been introduced in the
Legislature of that State Furnishing 10y n
fine al 81 900 aud one years imprisun-
ment. "any married men Who shall repre-
sent himself to he single for the
purpose # gaining the affections Of any
woman in the State This Is a good
law. The married man wbs goes pIOwl-
ing through the country in the disguise Of
bachelor aud preying upon any female
affections that may happen to strike his
burgIarous fancy, is u wretch whom il
we've base tlatttry to call dealer in wood
Ell nutmegs.
Mr.. HAYES considers the United States
quite as great country as Germany, and
the position of President of the United
States as noble and exalted as that of En-
peror of Germany, and is therefore well
satisfied in the main with the place he
holds. But when he reflects, which he
does, that, while the Emperor
has a salary Of 80, 0OO, 900 Il year, he him
self is allowed but the pitiful sum of
$50, 1000, he is so thoroughly overwhelmed
with sense of AFFECT poverty that hardly
a day passes that he doesn't catch him
self in the act of going round town try.
ing to borrow fifteen cents to pay his way
70 the poor house.
THE restoration of the old silver dol
lar" says the Sacramento Union, twill
rob labor of ten per cent. on every dollar
of it's Awnings; it will paralyze conn cree,
destroy confidence, ruin public credit,
and put the country back century" Is
that alla Why, We thought it was going
to dry up the Mississippi river, wipe out
New York, Boston, Chicago and Sacra-
mcnto, destroy the Pacific railroad and
ruin the rest of them, abolish Congress
and the Administration, burn the whole
country over; pillow it up three feet deep,
and SOW it down in Canada thistles and
Colorado potato-bugs. That old silver
dollar is not half as bad as We thought it
was.
Few of US would care to endure all
that Henry Stanley endured during his
explorations, but who wouldn't like to he
the African lion the British, animal of that
species and the unicorn have made of him
in London2 To be welcomed back by
the nobility of England with open arms;
to be dined and wined and hubbubbed
and hurrahed over everywhere; to be
kissed by the beauty and caressed by the
of whole nationally, Stanley
must constantly feel as the young Scotch
poet felt when his sweetheart first kissed
him:
my heart leaped up beneath thy timid kiss
What then to me were groans,
Or pain of death!-earth was round OF
bliss
seemed to walk ON thrones!
STRINGENT as are the prohibition laws
Of Maine, Neal Dow demands that they |
shall be made more stringent still. He
demands that the Legislature shall 80
amend the law as to impose still severer
including heavier fines, i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary and the
confisca,ion of all horses and wagons
in the transportation ofspiritu-
Gus liquors. When he can have man
hanged for selling drop of whisky, shot
for inviting another man TO drink, cent
Ia the p.niien,iary for carving an empty
bottle In his pocke,, and jagged at the
whipping po,t far living IN the same
CongI, s,ional district ~iih stiil-house.
Neal Dow ~ill be happy in the c"nsie-
tion that be las forever releyaied the
making of gushing, Juaeps and cock
tails 81 the llEnl.o Il iasr srts-
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