Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28
PERSONAL.


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- peasant, and IL 10 ess ef tins anita
,,,a. that il shall remain en;ireiy IN
trokes BY change froa 6rst to last.
Pre.iden, ysGersoss grave will soon
.. marked BY . aoasoeas. the Coo
crrssiopsl appropriation for the purpose
hsying becD spent by Secretary Essris 10
tue paech.se u neat stone
Mrs. Mary A. Livsrmore receives about
$4,000 year - the proceeds Of her
.sciures. Her lectures are prepared with
NE greatest care, and are never delivered
sntil they are perfectly finished in every
point.
A gold watch formerly owned BY
President Andrew Jackson has been
found in = pawnbroker's shop in Boston.
On the back Of the inside case 10 the in
scrip,ion: "Andrsw jackson, Hermitage,
lS26."-Tribuns.
Mr.. Alexander H. Stephens 10 now en-.
loving better health than for many years
past. The secret Of his strange vitality
Is said to be- Q remarkably sound stomach,
which, during his long illness, has never
failed to perform Ito functions.
On the death of tie Queen of Spain.
Queen Victoria autographed to King Al
fonso as follows "Dsar brother, my
heart bleeds for you. What an awful
misfortune it has pleased God to send
you'll May he give you strength TO bear
this terrible loss"
William Cullen Bryant never enter
tanned \ very high opinion Of Henry
Ward Beecher. He once remarked to =
friend, visiting At Roslyn in the summer
of 1893: "Mr. Beeeher would make
good actor; he 10 out of place in the
pulpit."-N. 2. Sun.
Tho anonymous gift Of t25. 900 recently
made to Andover Seminary was from
Henry Winkley, Esq, of Philadelphia. It
was such surprise, that the trustees of
the seminary did not feel sure of an add.
ton to their funds until the draft was
cashed in New York.
Dean Stanley knows how to illustrate
IS we'll a. expound subject. When he
lsas recently complimented with vote
of thanks after lecturing on "Presence Of
Mind" be replied: II am very much
obliged to you; shall show my pres.
ence OF mind by silence"
Laura Bridgeman, sadly afflicted - she
has always been by the deprivation OF
30 many faculties, has at least ono COM
pensation; though now over 46 years
old she looks only about IS. She 10
thoroughly contented, and busy all the
time In working, teaching and learning.
The richest heiress in America 10 said
to 10 Miss Celeste Winans, daughter of
the late Mr.. Thomas Winans, Of Balti-
more. The young lady 10 but twenty
years of age, and 10, as she was before
she received the fortune of $4,000, 900
inherited from her father, very hand
some girl.
Mr.. Spurgeon on prococious moralists:
"Young men, nowadays, whose whiskers
have scarcely grown, consider them 'elvss
the proper pur. ons 70 decide questions
regarding relie l0us matters, and in pro-
portion to their ignorance is their conf
dence and audacity in sneering at every
thing sacred.
DR.. Holland is at present occupying
his summer home, Bonnie Castle, one OF
the Thousand Islands. He has bsauti.
full island, all his own. The house is
furnished in summer style, and all of its
decors tons in tho way of curtains and
hangiugs we're made by the fair fingers
Of bis daughters.
Atthe formal farewell given the other
evening to Mr.. John B. Cough by the
citizens of Worcester, ono speaker re.
called lecture given BY the young
Cough at Clinton. ut was bad sleighing.
Cough met with an accident by the way
and had to return to Worcester, making
him very late when he finally got around
to his impatient Clinton audience. They
supposed he had succumbed to drink BY
the way. Cough favored the impression
by acting the drunken man 1t 6rst, and
then suddenly and dramatically becom.
ing serious and earnest COMPOUNDED his
enimics, Who were delighted ct his sup
posed downfall, and comforted the cor.
rowing friends Of Temperance"
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