Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-23


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viewer II THINK tnat We must lie hear
the bottom of hard times. IL seems To-
mt that Their. is very little left to bc af-
tected by this stringency. Tie country
has behaved very we'll under its aIilic
tons"
DEAN STANLEY says that when he and
Gladstone were at school together near
Liverpool, they were both noted for their
dizziness at figures. The Dean adds that
he never improved, but that Gladstone
has become one Of the best mathemati.
clans in Europe.
BARON RoTHsCuILD rides TO bis bust
ness in the omnibuses, and recently pre-
sented to each Of the drivers and con.
ductors of one of the London lines
hare, a pheasant, and bottle of wine in
testimony Of his appreciation Of their
courtesy and good conduct.
Mr.. Ross has visited 573 boys since the
disappearance of his Charlie. He says:
~ suppose shall continue going till l
die" Mrs. Ross, the mother of Charlie
Ross, is lying ill of nervous malady,
produced by the Intelligence of the sup.
posed identity Of the Demerara boy.
A Troy, N. Y, paper is authority for
the story that Ira d. Sankey, previous to
his connection with Mr.. Moody, was an
itinerant seller Of a patent medicine
called "Instant Relief" that he went
over the country in gaudy wagon, from
which he sold the medicine, having first
collected an audience by singing.
Mrs. LYDIA MARIA CHILD is seventy
six years old. Not long ago. she wrote
to a friend: Life has been rather dreary
to me since lost my kind, good COM
panion: for I have no children. The
friends of old times have nearly all gone
hence; and with the present generation
meet only as marbles touch each other;
here and there a point comes in contact,
but the spheres roll apart. Nevertheless,
have much to be thankful for; and
am thankful. have a sane mind in y
healthy body; and neither of these pre-
cious gifts is universal at the present
day. have few friends who are very
kind. And in.my view OF things grow
more and more unshRckled."