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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27
The Value Of Pedestrianism.

Daniel O'Le.Fy, the American as he is
called, hut the lriskmaa that he IL, has
xon ia the international x.lkire match,
defeating q losg list of smpesi.oEs.
which Included tEe mos; famo&s asklsses
II the Uaitsa Ki=gco@- Tie x.Ik xss
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

A STORY OF THE IRISH BAR.-Lord
Guillamore could tell story with mimi
table humor. He used to vary his voice
according to the speakers, and act, a. II
were, the scene he was describing, in q
way infinitely diverting. Very droll was
his mimicry of dialogue between the
guard of the mail and q mincing old
lady, with whom be once Travelled from
Cork to Dublin, in the old coaching
days.
"GuardI' whispered the old lady.
"Well, ma'am, what can do for your"
"Could you,"--in faint voice--'could
you get me glass of wster3"
"To be sure, ma'am, with all the pleas
ure in life"
And, guardl'- fainter--"I'd-
hem--I'd alike it hot"
"Hot water7 Oh, all right, ma'am!
Why not, if it's plasing to youa"
with lump of sugar, guard, if you
please"
"By all manner of means, ma'amw
"And--and--guard, dear" -as the man
was turning to go sway--''a small squeeze
of lemon, and little--iust thimbleful
of spirits through it,"
"Och, isn't that paneh'" shouted the
guard. "Where was the use Of beating
about the bushl Couldn't you have asked
for tumbler Of punch at once, ma'sm,
like mani"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27
Telltale Tomatoes.

"Where did you get them tomatoesf''
asked an old Long Island farmer, last
summer, of neiglbor whose real estate
yields a product of nil, and ON whiei,
there is not a tomato vine. His basket
was full OF very tine, ripe specimens,
which he thought he recognized. 1t was
not the first time suspicion Of his impe.
cunious neighbours honesty had arisen in
his mind.
"Where did you get emit" he again
asked.
Bought 'em."
"Ah! Let's look at your hands,"
With his basket on his arm, he held out
both hands for examination. "What do
you want to look at my hands fort There
amt nothin' on EN-" The old farmer
was washing his hands ut the same
time in tin basin OF rain water, with a
wooden bowl of soft brown soap before
him. mo, there amt nothing on EN-
that you can see; but, look a here! Sci
down your basket, and wash 'em. It's
VERY cOOlin', and your face and hands
look hot"
So saying, he emptied the basin, and
filed it with cold water, pointed to the
soap dish, and relieved the bearer Of his
basket. The first immersion and friction
of the hands in the water let the Cat Out
Of the bag. The fluid at once turned
green, and grew greener every second
and ut length turned an Intense green
"Here, Jim," said the farmer to his tow
headed son, stake in this basket and
empty it, and bring it out ag'in." Then
turning to his honest neigh6or, he said
"You hooked them tomatoes from my
patch not half an hour ago. Three OF
four of the top ones knew in = minute
Here's your basket" II any country
reader Of the foregoing would test tim
discovery of . theft, ies him pick oae al
two toml toes next season, seesS.ting tn
vine ~iih his naked hand, and tben wasl
IT. There is mysterious scmethiss
..ost the pant. perfectly e'sl"ries.. thu
Esm.ias "a thu hands snfii water rezA~se'
4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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Inscription: -Fsen Alssay, n " a.
san Fraaei-es, in ESQ DAYS. sssd~ys
out, 2is dsys- Started April 10, 1873. =
Bat his gsiti His gait 10 what captivates-
Il reoinds one VI set IL fence bars fall
ing down or pair Of pants on . clothes
line in . gale Of wind.
Potter slept fifteen miles out In the couo-
try last night. he doesn't know where. IL
came i.to the city this morning via Michi-
gan avenue, and went to the post-office.
rnence he wandered around I'D libiiLm.
He said he used to live in Chicago and
wanted TO zee the city. He il nine days
ahead of time. He lost flesh st fret, but
10 gaming now, he says. He thinks he'll
put up at the Palmer House. He is max
ing the journey for . purse of $1,000
made up by some gentlemen friends In
California. He thinks he'll walk back
again when he gets there. He acts as if
he were awfully tired, but says he's as
hearty a. buck. He eatsjust what most
men do, but rather eschews pastry. He
doesn't know what route he'll take when
he leaves here, but thinks the Chicago
and Rock Island. He sometimes walks
on the railroads, but mostly on the turn
pike. Nobody goes with him to see that
he doesn't cheat-fOr IL would he no use
the farmers know of. him all along the
way, and be could not ride without be-
ing detected; newspaper men watch him
pretty close, too, he says. He has aver
aged twenty-seven and a-half miles q
day. Taking him as whole,he looks
very tired, aud life seems to hang heavy
on his hands. Chicago Esening Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

A materi.l;xsi spsrit tarnea red j. tAs
fxer rSeentiy, 10 a. oS-czre tssn j. MI
sssri- A medium samcl Masf has deceit
af Nemphis fsE many ye.rs. and has -
sumexi "a hold communicsfions 9th dis
embodied spirits- An iassaioss skepsie
named Pxt:ee. after attending several
seances in which departed spirits we're
materialixed, much la the edi6cstioa Of
the company, resolved to expose the
trickster. He procured Q hollow ring,
with small orifice in front, and tube
On one side connecting with rubber ball
that wss filed with an alcoholic solution
of aniline. When the curtain parted,
and spirit face appeared in the gap,
about sixteen inches from his hand, he
compressed the rubber ball and squirted
the aniline dye with such precision that
the unearthy visitor ducked its head and
ran behind The door. In . few minutes
the mediums wife was summoned to .
council in the cabinet, and then the an.
nouncement was made that some one had
been injecting chemicals into the spirits
face, and destroying the conditions"
A light was brought, and a long-haired
gentleman opened the cabinet door. Then
the wonder grew, for Motifs face was
dsubed with scarlet. "His face 10 COW
cred with blood n some one exclaimed,
and then the light was extinguished. Al
though the medium was obviously wound
ed, he did not say dye.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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rsi at ni> I'6ui~rt. {" bis ale
THE AilA.iic eal'ir 'ried t. kill d
Earl Ka->sIi. s.D- day las, ~-ek, bet so "a
had To- c.btIaiic, itself lie j. one 81
the old men that have made up their
minds Ia live forever.
QUEEN MARGARET If Italy is u devSut
lady. Ga Thursday of holy week she
went On foot aud dressed In mourning,
and sccompanied by one maid Of honor,
to seven churches.
THE latest work Of our distinguished
sculptor, Mr.. w. w. Story, i, figure in
clay of Deborah sitting with outstretched
arm and earnest, haggard face, giving
her inspired message to Barak.
EDISON has boyish face, clean shaver,
a searching eye, and the intent expires
sion peculiar to deaf people. lie does
most Of his work at night, partly bccassc
be got into the habit when telegraphing,
and partly because he fluids that he can
work then with less interruption and
more satisfaction.
MIR. GLADSTONE has received an ad-
dress signed by nearly all Of the non.
conformist ministers in Scotland, which
expresses in the warmest terms their ad
mirati0n Of his patriotic course in en-
deavoring to prevent the nation being
plunged headlong toto all unnecessary
war.
THE Duke Of Aosta, ex-King Of Spain,
will spend u month viewing the Paris Elk
hibition. There are at present in Paris
alone three OK Queens of Spain: Isa-
bella, Christina and the wife of Don Car
los. The cx-Kings and Qaecns seem to
be on the best of terms, as the papers
daily announce visits of one to the other.
The only property left by the late JON
athan Walker, Of Michigan, whom Whit
tier made famous by his poem, "Thc
Branded Hand" consists of u lot Of fif-
teen acres near Muskegon, aud small
house. The house is so poor, that when
Captain Walker became sick his friends
we're Obliged to remove him to a neigh.
boris to make him comfortable. Efforts
arc now being made to raise funds to
support his widow and to erect suit
able monument to his memory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

RECENT Investigations show that the
time required for simple thought Is
never less than the fortieth part Of a
second. That is to say, the human
mind cannot perform more than twenty
four hundred simple acts minute. The
usual rate of thought for people at mid
die age is about fifteen hundred "thinks''
minute. This, if true, seems to upset
the comm belief that drowning per-
sons recall, in u moAent Of time, all the
acts Of all their past lives.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27
Poland's Display.

The Polish journals describe the nu-
merous objects sent to the Paris EXPOSE
ton. by the Polish National Museum Of
Rapperswyl, In Switzerland, founded In
1869 by Count Lsdisias Platter. The Di.
rectors of the Museum, in answer to the
invitation made to them by one Of the
scientific societies Of Paris, have sent
large number of articles, archaeological,
ethnographical, historical and artistic,
relating 10 Poland, which form part Of
an entirely separate Polish section.
The Polish Museum of Rapperswyl con-
tains very rich collections, which arc
constantly increasing BY donations from
different parts of Europe and America.
Its historical library 10 one of the nest
complete, possessing most precious ma
terisls Of history, and especially 1900
original State papers, besides its numer-
GUS other manuscripts, and Thousands Of
historical souvenirs. Tho Museum con-
tAins collections relating ID archO ,lcgy,
ethnogrsphy, history of numismatics, and
art; also, geographical charts. plans Of bat
ties, Polish seals, stamps, coins, standardss
etc. Thousands visit the Museum, which
b always open to the public. II contains
spacious reading room, supplied with
sixty daily papers, sent from diasrene
parts Of the globe - token Of sympathy
Tor the inseitutiou. The castle Il Rsp-
pcrswyi. situaas On the hanks Il The Laks
Of ZsricA, In delightfsl locality, b 60
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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in the English language that has been so
foolishly narrowed in its meaning as the
wurJ economy. Most people think Of II
IS . saving Of money, - though TO he
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Nv Sarvent DOrr.

Many years ago, when there was but
one church in tho old town OF Lyme,
Conn, the people were without a pastor.
They had been for long time destitute,
and now were on tho point of making a
unanimous call for very acceptable
preacher, when u cross grained man by
the name of Dorr began violent oppo-
sitiun tn the candidate, rallied a party,
and threatened to defeat the settlement.
At u parish meeting, while the matter
was under discussion, half.witted fel.
low rose in the house and said he wanted
to tell a dream he had last night. He
thought he died and went away where
the wicked people 60, and as soon as Sa.
tan saw him he asked him where he came
FRONT
"'Frnm Lyme, Connecticut I told him
right out.
"'Ahl aud what are they doing i'll
Lyme3 he asked.
"'Thcy arc trying to settle minister,
l answered.
".Seitlc minister he cried out, Il
must put stop Ia that. Bring me my
bootsi l must 20 to Lyme this very
night
II then told him, a. he was drawing on
his boots, that Mr.. Dor was opposing the
settlement, and very likely he would
prevent IL altogether.
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M.j>s,y. .My .Arveat Dsr. Here. take
ny bos,,,: ii say sssven, Dssr j. ~ work,
there j. 10 ne-.i & Eay gang At all
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