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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

When Madden, the insane fellow, who
threatened to kill the queen Of England,
was called into court the second time,
one OF his letters was found to be in
English, though all the others were in
French. He had been described in
court as an interpreter of languages, !"
but in this letter he calls himself sa
spirit, immaterial, nor kindred by any
material thing, so that ! can pierce
through the earth" He adds that it
would take too long /" to-day to describe
my powers" but incidentally remarks
that he knows "all arts and sciences"
and that he " can disturb the elements. !"
He is a second Dodwell, Hoedei, Vera
Zassoulitch, " and signs himself /" Mod
ern Prophet and British subject"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
WEEKLY EXAMINER.

The WEEKLY EXAMINER is sent IN single wrap.
pers by express or mall, prepaid, at 81 per year.
Clubs Of five. $3.50 each; Clubs of ten $500 each;
Clubs OF twenty and upwards, $3.50 each The
names of subscribers are printed so as to prevent
any delay In postotlice. DAILY EXAMINER $40 per
year. The WEEKLY is a large quarto, containing sc
columns OF choice reading matter. No advertise
ments of an improper character are admitted The
aim of Its propretors ia TO make il welcome visitor
TO the family circle and TO give the most reliable
ket reports During the past thirteen years the
merchant, farmer, miner and mechanic have Eyen~
the DAILY EXAMINER, and the WEEKLY EXAMINER
hearty support and friends may rest assured OF
best efforts secure honest administration In the
State and Federal Governments
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. WIN. 8. MOSS 4 co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
The Course of True Love Never Did
Run Smooth.

Many singular scenes are enacted in
this city by silly young men who i'm
agine that they are in love with some
pretty girl, to whom they have
never even had an introduction but
the palm for impudence and poor judy
ment must be awarded to young man
who rode down town on Baker street
Car yesterday afternoon. For several
months the young man, who goes to
and from his meals about the same
hours with a young lady who lives in
the western part of the city and is en-
ployed in leading jewelry store, has
stared at her, smiled at her, and in every
way possible endeavored to attract her
attention. BY some means he learned
her name, and yesterday when she en-
tered the Car he bowed to her as soon
as she was seated, took o seat beside
her, saying: Miss Blank, I think we
have seen enough of each other to be
better acquainted"
Surprised at his assurance, but with
ready wit, the young lady replied
sharply: Certainly have seen
enough of you"
Not at all abashed by the retort or
the presence of half dozen other pas
sengers, he continued But. my dear
Miss Blank, the admiration of gentle
man"
She interrupted him with: "Show
that you are gentleman by not troub-
ling me any further" and changed
her seat in the car. The discounted
ninny kept his position in silence for a
time, but at last the broadly smiling
faces of the other passengers proved
too much for his nerves and he hastily
made his exit from the car.--Detroit
Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
Norman and Percheron Horses.

There has probably been no stock of horses
imported from the old world that SO entirely
meets the wants of transfers, farmers and
draymen as the Percheron. While posses
sing weight, perfection of muscular develop.
ment and great beauty OF form, they are at
the same time good travellers, many Of them
attaining to three minute gait. Mr.. Sack
rider. the well known importer, has several
OF these fine animals at the stable of Mr..
Pinkham, corner Of 18th and Webster Sts.,
Oakland, Cal. Those interested In the i'm
proyement OF stock will do we'll to see them.
No finer animals have ever been seen upon
this coast
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
DR.. ]. A. Hunter.

No 1871 Suffer ST., San Francisco, deyotes
special attention to Catarrh, deafness and all
diseases OF the head, throat and chest. All
letters Of inquiry will receive attention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

There is nobody so weak of invention
that he cannot make some little stories
to Willy his enemy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

Rest satisfied with doing well, and
leave others to talk Of you as they will.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

A BONANZA IN BOTTLE. That's what PRATT's
ABOLITION OIL IS The never failing remedy for
rheumatism, snrans. Bruises, Gout. Stiff and Swo.
len joints, Neuralgia, Lame Back and all Lameness
and Pain. Sold by all druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
ANT | iiEi5;

A RE THE BEST EVER MADE. PRICE FROM
"A *2gO 70 $3.50. $500 tor @ splendid Rose
wood Plane. guaranteed 10 years. Usual price
S6O-SlQ0 cash with order, and $40 monthly install
inents. III not satisfactory money returned Stand.
ard Pianos $2W-cash to close consignment. Organs,
sJ, 80 aud $i35 Second hand Pianos S25. 800 SIS.
slO $3.50 and $AO -Four Round Square Grands $3.50,
usual price 900. BY ordering from u.s. being manu-
IN, turers. you save middlemens profits OF about 900
Market ST.. San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

Nix GEO. d. BIEMAN for many years the leading
man at BRADLEY a. Rulofson's is now connected with
L. W. Tabor the leading Photographer No. Mont
golnery street. s. 7. and will personally superintend
the business The very latest work done at the low
EFT rates. Copying old pictures a specially. Ascend
In the elevator Montg jmery St. ST
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

j. T. HILL, manufacturer OF Carriages, Buggies
Express. Thorough Brace and Quartz Wagons. cor
er aud 18th Streets l. q. box u.s. Sacramento, Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
J. W. sHAEFFER X CO's GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are guaranteed to be made OF the fin
est Havana Toharro 323 sacramento ST.. S. F.
ASK for the Pilgrim Tonic.

BuTrsRIok q Co.'S Patterns, Spring styes Fee .
stamp for catalogue IaA Post st.. San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28
EASTERN CIDER,
Anchor Brand

Being now In receipt OF this favore brand of Cider
Of choice quality. am prepared to supply the trade
n l0ts TO suit at reduced rates. ALBEIT DIBBLEE
No. 10 California Street San Francisco -NA'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-28

family. I learned from him that my
poor mother was dead, and her last
words were that he should seek me out
and say to me that il I desired to avoid
her curse / should return what T had
taken from my old employers. With
this he abruptly left me, and never
saw him after.
"The next day I left the city and
came here. I found that I could not
resist the temptations which daily beset
me. / found that the money had
accumulated would pay sufficient in
terest in twenty-five years to pay the
amount. / bought State bonds, came
here, buried them beneath this floor,
and led the life Of miserable mendi-
cant for the last quarter Of century.
No one knows how have suffered /,
what SCOTS and insults have endured.
My only raiment has been the cast off
clothing OF the villagers, my only food
the garbage from the cutters. Unable
to resist the vice and temptation of the
city I came here. You know the rest.
Yesterday my allotted time had elapsed.
l intended to leave this place, turn my
bonds into cash, return to Ireland, and
pay my old employers the money / had
embezzled.
But it is too late. The hand of
Death 10 already upon me. Promise me
to take those bonds and send them to
Powers = Sons. Dublin. Then my
mothers last request will have been
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-11
HABITS OF SOME ANIMALS.

A swarm Of bsss entered the d = cling
Of b D Bradley of Fort Wayne. Ind,
and lighting on . dish Of honey that
wss on tho table where they were din
ing. tOok foil possession Of The sweets
AZ the daily devoaions If Ysrmnuth
(Ne.) family, . favorits Cat would al
ways insist upon being present, uutil
her kittens were drowned one day in
her presence. From that hour the cat
has rcfnss to attend service.
A cow that bad been bitten BY .
rabid dog at Glen Mills. Pa. attacked
ito owner aud gored him severely. H.
csught the animal BY the ncss and
rosred for help, the COW meantime
stamping upon him, when tho other
cows Of thu field rushed upon their
companion and drove her away after .
severe battle.
At . seminary mot many miles from
London . huge massi6 exhibits wonder
fol powers. At 6 o'clock every week
dsy morning hs will ring the school
bell to awaken the inmates. By tugging
1t the rope that hangs within bis reach.
and on Sundays one hour later. He is
soon admitted 10 the building. where
bis task d the distribution OF twenty
pairs Of boots to their proper rooms A
new pair at 6rst psrplexes him. but
after putting around ell tie others be
han no trouble In deciding to whow the
new onss belsug.
AZ the fo0t 0f the steep hill which
loads to the Boulevard Beasisrs. Lon
don. thrss horses stopped. recently.
after. they had dragged sixteen tons Of
coal TO the spot. No amount Of pun
ishmsut could induce the animals to
move another step. when the driver be-
gan kicking with hob-nailed shoes.
The leader Of the horses rebslled inn
u,sdiately. and. turning about. seized
the drivers arm with his teeth, tosaed
him 10 the ground. end trsmpled him
With his hoofs. then picked him up
aeain. threw him about, and would
have killed him had not byseanders
thought his runishment was sufficient
and released hins.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-11

Ayoung lady asked % this question :
which 10 the bettse- half gsnerslly-
husband OF wife! She sdds. Il con.
tend it 10 the wife, but my friend thinks
il is the husband
We believe il 10 universal among
gentlemeu to speak Of their wives %
their better half. Il may be regarded
- . mere meter of gsllsntry; bat ~
are inclined to think that, - general
thing. il Is true 10 point Of fact. and
that women are rsslly better than their
husbands
Il il pleasant. however. to know thst
there l. one young LADY who considers
the husband The bstter-half. We should
not b much surprised il others were
found TO entertain the same opinion.
At oil events, tho number il large OF
those Who manifest disposition, to in
vestigats the subject. and to be placed
in . position where they can judge for
themselves: and ve think it il . ques-
tion on which every , ouog lady should
bs sfIosded an opportunity to make
up her mind. from experience a. we'll
o observation.
Il vouid not be bad plan. howsv-
o.. for every married couple 10 keep
tl,is an uedetssmined point through
life, ssch trying to coDvincs the other
never BY argument. but always ~
ex.wple.
Nov for another subject. A yonng
lsdy wishes to know il it is right for
girl who loves . young mar. who. In
turn, loves her. to write to him. pro-
y,ded be 10 too dihident to write first.
This is good illustration Of the co',-
s;derasion which young women msni-
fest for extreme m0desty III young
men. This should serve - encourage.
ment TO modest young mes. Their
difiidencc. instead Of being IN impedi
ment, is often % advantage to them.
The girls make ample allowance for it.
and govern themselves accordingly.
To b diffident frequently produces
better impression than to be teo for
ward.
Another yoang lady i;lnstrates the
same principle By similar communi-
cation :-"I have fallen in love with
young man. che writes. 1T frst sight
And then she goes on to ask :-.In v hat
way can ! let him know | tive
him, - hs is 30 difidsnt, snd has H.
other lady lover
Il 10 really most affecting 10 see how
the dear. sympathetic creatures distress
themselves on account Of the unfortu.
nate, difiident young mer! 1T is some
thing, alter oil. to be diffilent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-11

There was IN interesting event IN tho
family Of Jones . month ego ak Oil
City, and ode day last week Jonss told
the furnitaTe man to takea csDd1e 10
his house. On the same day this order
was given . wedding took plaos In ths
house adjoining Jooss's ss1idsscs. and
It was just - the assembled friends
were congratulAting ths happy enupls
that the furniture man, Who he'd mis.
taken the numbsr. deposited tie cfsdls
in the middle Of The room. and said:
"Mr Jones sent this mp and ha told me-
TO hurry for he thought you'd BE- need
ing it." Since that cvent.ui day. M.
Jones has isren obliged to enter his
house by tl.e back alley to escape .
wratbfal youth next door, who il
watching for him with . loaded shot.
guu.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25

MEMPHIS, July 24.--There we're four
additional cases this afternoon, also one
death, Willie Taylor, at the corner of Her
naDdo and South streets.
The authorities are experiencing great
trouble iU finding the means of transporta-
ton to the site which has been selected for
the erection of camp. Superintendent
Monsarrat, of the Paducah Railroad, refu
ses to furnish cars, fearing indignant citl-
zens will destroy the track. There is also a
disposition on behalf of majority of the
colored people against being forced out ol
the city or removed to camps. Atameet.
ing held last night resolutions protesting
against the scheme were adopted. FiVe
hundred people left the city to-day. $50 o.
whom took passage on the steamer Ouach
ita Belle for st. Louis. The Howard
Association have about Is purses on duty
GALVESTON, July "a. The State healti
officer issued the following proclamation
relating to freight and passengers enterini
the. Estate, to take effect July %: ship
pers must make an affidavit accompanying
shipments that such freight has not bee
in any place infected with yellow feve
since July lst. The affidavit, with a
affidavit of the consignee to the same ef
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25
SPORTING.

WACHITA, MIMI, July 25.-The Sec
ond day of the regatta at Lake Minueton-
ka. found the water IN fine condition.
The feature of the afternoon was four
Dared senior between the Burlingtons and
Lurlines,of Minneapolis. Both crews pull
ing away with fifty stroke, The Burlingtons
winning in 1887 after hard struggle.
The Lurlines passing the stake about %
seconds slower.
The Minnesotas entered for this race but
did not row up.
A gig race between two crews of the
Lurlines was won by Rand Wilcox, Tony
Levering and MeMuI!en in 1895, mile and
turn.
A number of tub, barrel and swimming
races concluded the sport, which was fol
lowed by the presentation of prizes 10 the
evening, and grand ball at the Harrow
| House.
SARToGA, July 25.-W Gather fine, tract
fair. The five furloug race for two yea
olds was won easily by Joy, which sold il
the pools at $25 to 5000 for Zlcka, VIII
got second place. My Girl third. Time
1.04{.
The mile and quarter dash was VOL
by Fortuna, Governor Hampton second
Clara D third. Time 213
Franklin won the mile dash. Valturn
"favorite" second; Enterprise third
Time l.463
10 the pool just before the race, Dillon
brought 65; Grand Master 255; Empires
500.
Bill Dillon won the selling race. Gran
Master second; Empress third Tim
1901.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25
NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 25. Arrived; steam
ship Oder. from Bremen.
The belt makers association has ad
vanced the price of leather betting ten per
cent.
The city is strained by an injunction
from the immediate collection of $4,000
taxes due by the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
The Havana steamer, City of Mirida,
was taking a cargo on board to-day, when
DIR. VanderpoUl, health officer, made bis
appearance and had the vessels crew. and
the 'longshoremen loading the vessel all
taken to quarantine. A member of the
firm asked the doctor to allow the potatoes
on the pier to be put on board, The doc
tor said, he would allow of nothing that
would detain the ship; he had taken the
trouble yesterday to come to town and ask
if any of the men were sick, or were not
accounted for, and West, the chief engi
neer, told him they were all accounted for
and yet at that time the man now il
4 quarantine, McKeOn, was sick in Brook
lyn, and he (West) knew he had not &C
counted for him. When my confidence
J once abused, added DR.. Vanderpool,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25

THROUGH COUNTLESS LITTLE OPEN
INGs i'll the skin, invisible except
through microscope, the perspiration.
in a state of health, eXudes, hour by
by hour, night and day. The total OBJ
etruction of these minute outlets would
produce death; and when they become
partially blockaded, the skin grows
dry, yellow and finally diseased. and
the general health iniuriously affected.
GLENNs SULPHUR SOAR. by opening
the pores, removes eruptions and un-
healthy granulations of the skin, and
imparts to it healthful clearness, hu-
midity and smoothness. banishing from
the face of beauty oomplexional blem-
ishes, whether attributable to impuri-
ties in the capillary circulation, or to
undue exposure to the sun and wind
For obstinate scorbutic complaints,
| like the itch. salt trheum, and erysipelas,
it is sovereign remedy, being quite
as effective as Sulphur Baths, for such
malad1es. as well as rheumatism and
gout. 1t is wondrously healing anC
soothing in its action, reuniting the
cuticle where broken by external in
juries, relieving swelling and inhama
ton attendant upon sprains. scaid'
and bruises, and curing the most oDsti
nate sores and ulcers. The Medica
Profession sanction its use, and, iron
all classes of society, voluntary eVi
dence in its favor is continually eman
ating. Ladies of fashion prefer it t.
any similar accessory of the toilet ant
bath, since it promotes not only health
but personal attractiveness. AS dis
infectant of disease -contaminate
clothing it has no peer. After the
have beer washed with GLENN's SUI
PHUR Soar, garments and linen fror
the sick room may be handled wit
perfect impunity.
Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cent
per cake. l Box Is cakes) 75c., sent b
mail. prepaid, on receipt of price. {
N. CRITTENToN. Prop'r Sixth Avenu
New York.
HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYl
: Black or Brown, SOC.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25
:Erinle.


NEW YORK, July PA brutal and
cowardly murder was committed this even
ing, Michael Bolander, foreman in the
candy factory of Slauson & Co.. corner OF
New Church and Dey streets, was stabbed
Italian whom be had discharged a few
days ago from the store. The murderer
was seen to loiter around the entrance to
the store when the hands were leaving,
a1d when Bolander, 10 company with an
other workman left, the Italian darted
across the street, and drawing a huge
butcher knife from his sleeve plunged it
into Bolander's bseast A piece Of rock
candy, which Bolander daily took home to
| bis six children, turned the knife point,
but before he could recover from the at
tack, the Italian again raised the knife
and plunged it into his heart, Bolander
threw up his arms aud staggered few
steps, but fell dead in front of the engine
house in Fulton street, the blood pouring
in streams from the wound in his breast
Not word was spoken before or after the
blow, aud the crowd in the street we're
horror stricken, The murderer fed up
the street, brandishing the weapon dripping
with blood. The crowd followed him, and
policemen joined the chase. Officer Lun~
drigan attempted to arrest the fugitive,
but the latter made desperate attack on
him, and with difficulty the officer parried
a blow from the knife with his club.
Other officers came to his rescue and the
murderer was overpowered and taken to
the station house, followed by an immense
crowd.
LOUISVILLE. July 24.-Buford, who
was sentenced to the penitentiary for life
: for the murder of Judge Elliott, arrived
!, here to-day under guard and was
placed in Jail, where he will be kept until
the appeal has been decided He was
marched from the depot to the Jail, the
procession creating so much excitement
along the street that when the party
reached the Jail there we're some two oil
4 three hundred persons following. Buford
a at the Jail said he did not desire to see any
one, and requested the officers to so i'm
form all who asked to see him.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 24.-A
!. man who has called and advertised
;, himself as Rev. q. FL. Browning, and wht
came to this city as an adventurer a few
y months ago, to publish temperance pap
cr. was arrested last week for cattle steal
ing at Grinnell His preliminary ex
: animation resulted in his being bound
e over. In default OF bail, fixed at $1,000
]. be went to Jail. Last fall he established
n hero paper called the National Temper
d oncc Rgormer and advertised extensivel,
IS in eastern papers, Offering 5000 a yea
e salary for agents, and oil portraits, foun
tain pens. ETC., as premiums for subscrib
ers. he published only few copies of th
D. paper, then stopped it, but has kept o.
advertising aud has received by thi
means great many subscriptions. Il
has intrigued people in all parts of th
- cnnntrV.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25
Ingersoll's "Skulls. "

Robt. Ingersoll in his lecture on
Skulls" says: 81 want to live SO that
when die my children can come to my
grave and say: Here lies a man who
never willingly gave US one moments s
pain" What a grand aud noble senti-
ment, Such were the principles which
actuated the HAMMELL & LEWIS PRoPRI-
ETARY Co, of Chicago, when they decided
to place on the market their line of
proprietary goods, among which may be
found Our" Lightning Liniment, for all
pain in man or beast: Our" Vegetable
Cure for Catarrh for all Throat, Bronchial,
aud Lung affections, and Our" Ladies'
Friend for many diseases peculiar to the
female sex. As before stated, it was the
desire of this Company to place on the
market line of Remedies which in years
to come would shed honor and renown
upon their originstors, and from present
indications they have succeeded admir-
ably.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-25
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, July 25. The following tele-
gram has been received:
NASHVILLE, July 25.
Col. John F. Cameron, Memphis
Cameron is hereby assigned to the com
mand Of local troops at Memphis. He
will be obeyed aud respected accordingly
Signed ALBERT s. MARKS,
Governor.
NASHVILLE, July 25.
To the officers and soldiers of the color
ed companies of Memphis: The eyes Of
the people of the state are upon you and
if you prove true soldiers, | will ask the
state to reward you Remember the first
duty of soldiers is obedience.
Signed ALBERT S. MARKS,
Governor.
One new case reported to the board of
health to-day. Five deaths have occurred
since last night. VIM. Ward, Mrs. Con-
stance Ammon, John Richmond, II. G.
Wehrum, and VIM. Coopwood, colored.
A meeting OF the most prominent citi-
zens was held this morning, and sub
committee of four appointed to name a
permanent committee on safety, who will
aid the city authorities to preserve the
peace
Col John F. Cameron has been appoint
ed on governors staff and ordered here tt
take charge Of the local troops. HI
arrived this morning.
! The authorities are still unable to pro
cure means of transportation to the sit'
which has been selected for the establish
ment of the camp. 1t has been raining
all the forenoon and the city remains quiet
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25.--At meet
ing of the directors of the Louisville boart
of trade held this morning, it was resolved
that this board express their earnest sym
pathy with the people of Memphis 10 thei
present calamity and extend cordia
Invitation to such of Memphis merchant
as have been compelled to leave thei
homes to locate in this city; that the US
of the rooms of the board of trade is here
by rendered to the merchants of Memphi
for the next ninety days.