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der Of Gomn ono clsc than tho Captain, who
ignorant oi their Whoreaoouts. Assurance be-
Ing given that tho reported "dcsestcrs y would
Aid. Tuily introduced an order for tl,e cons
avenue.
1t va. amended, on motion Of AID. R.rlefsh,
e1 ns TO require the Department of Public
works to send IN an estimate OF the citY's part
OF thc cost, and then passed.
lhc same Alderman presented au order rc-
9ues,t,nE thG Hoard OF Education TO advertise
i9r u'e erection Of school On the cisv's lot on
Line strtct near lIatste,l. Ii was referred to
the Committc. on schvols. ~.SN ~
AID. Ptelns Introduced an ordinance prohibit,
os,ta g G r. el!ng [[ y as,ea 9l Tie grooming Of
The Committee on Judiciary.
49,. ~. ballard presented q resolution rcoucst.
ing ne members Of thu Legislature TO use all
eatabls Il b IeHre sSn o 'Sc pirsssso iss f s and
authority to establish highways or poulvYarls
icadtnK to the parks. 1t was passed.
aAtH or arr PROPERTY.
On motion Of Aid. poaraons, The rules wero
a1lspcnacd to take action IN Recommendation
be authorized 10 sell At auction tle jots at lie
curncr Of Congress- and franklin streets, Tho
first hid 10 be 9l1, 900, which WAS the hlRhest
received In response TO tho advertisement for
prap.9saif. Two people wanted tho property,
would nav the must.
iie order wns lost, yeas. 10, nays I, the Chair
htnonidtn1 that two-thrds Of tho wholo~numbor
fsU} Wcre necessary.
After tic BerRcant-nt-Arms bad brought in
enc alderman who was In tho ante-room srnok-
tnE, tne vote WA recotlsfdcrcd, and the order
laid over temporarily.
xns. A. " EssaTslstl,al. under suspynaron of the
ruieA. got IN the report of tile Committee on
fflntlhR recommending The award OF the city
printing 10 English to tho 7ttegraph, It beIn1
the !oweat bidder. ''s
~ Qfnr
, 1879-02-25
ptlEsDYTE1tfANB.

Tie Presbyterian nIuistors cnn,,,r., .,,.,,
dtecnss3on ~ t,,o t,htn".s e.sV t''"ea L.'en
a..,.s' ~. .essa " .ic o"ineao 1aeatlon at their
'"eet'hg yestefaay, the Rcv. VIC, Young in tho
chair. The Rev. k ". Patterson read n nsncr
explaining his Views on tl,e subject. II scc,pc,
natorfa}fno In ..i1 t,,.t ~, ........ .,.,'
In wh,,,, -. -. ' ''a1 ~ Ha"S pun'!e 1hs':
"" NJ "aso "ao conndcncc, should hc In
suea naetc to support the ILL for the exclusion
Of The Chtneac, now before Congress. 'rl,e
reason for such j,antct IN ercfna,on ~ thn ,,o,fa
nf nnc unttnn .rIIin tho.a e.s.s ~. '"o p."1'o
m ~, ~ ,I,,,.., "n"o tuose run o.heF countries
~ ~ w au'h!tca as oc1ofc, IL tnat California
u taongAt TO hold the balance Of power In the
Presidential election, aud California will nro1,,
ab17 vote auotnat .nv r,.t,, .',,,,.s,
loc. ~, ,ara"a .'s 10y % pa'V ".'eh ~
.s".a.. a.s opposu tae en!ne'e. The
deasons ior ths hostility to tho Chinese there
ate partl5 elleer prcjni!ce and selfish consdcra-
ION. jhcru Is tue telbsh objection that their
laoor completes With Irish, Gcrman, and Amcr1-
can la1of tlt ti'cfo ls no great surplus OF lab0r
ln Ga!itofEla, where tho complaint Is luudest,
nnu Chnese labor ts rapttlly commanding tho
mafKee prtGea. TIE objection that tile C'linesc,
~ tler tilthy habits, totii to degrade labor and
lnaKe u dlsrcpufanlo Is mainly urged By those
Who Org hot p7er'c'cnnly lhcmselycs. They arc
not poltteal!y dangerous 90 long Is they refuse
u nceotiie clt1zens. Their moral influence IL
more or less Injurious, but they receive more
ueae!iL taan We uo INJURY, nt1tl VIC ought, tlIt
competition nM cicyato and evaugcfixc them.
A. far as regards their carrying 1nonoy out Of
ne county, they leave an equivalent In their
!autl. l"cIc u pspspcctlVe grnund ftr tic
, 1879-02-25
MARINE NEWS.

1Hstta1 UHtdEth % 111 TRIBUNE.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2t.-!rhs rcopontpg OF
Eastern trunk railway lines las served to re-.
lieyo usc pressure upon our elevators to such
IN cxtent that no further trouble from over.
crowding Ia anticipated. Tho shipments East-
wara over the Ch!caRo. Milwaukee s. st. Pau.
Railway uow equa! rcce'oss, and thus tle houses
aro kcpt 1t, oasy running condition, The ship
menis Ut wheat to tho elevators at Racine weso
transferred. There Il 10 delnanl for storuee
ruou, ou ycssole. Consequently uothlnK Ii b.
ing done In gra!n fre!Ehta.
'll,u schooner Grallnda hns bcep sold to m,j1-
lumber trade betweou that port aud Chicago.
Chratal Raab has sold 4 ope- fourth interest
70 tie sehOo1er Charlotte Raab To Duncan
Richardson, Of sheboygan, for S1,8oo.
, 1879-02-25
GOLDEN WEDDING,

0ALENA, ILL.,, Feb 2i.-stephcu and Eva Pier,
old aud esteemed citizens Of this city, cete-
bratcd their golden wedding At Turner Hall
last evening. Upward Of 900 parsous wero
prescns, Including n.onbera Of thu faulty, re,ar
tlYts, lt1 friends. a sutnptuous supper was
served at 10 o'clock In tle bapquet-soon oF iilo
hall. At 19 o'&lo.k Mrs. Pler, aged g. years. ill.,
a1sgurated tho lancug IN 4 w4ltx wlt1l llpr ion,
nx-Ald: Auan pler, Of Dubuque, splnn!ne about
The llall with the grarc VI 4 fa.ry. The presents
Hcrc numerous and valuable.
, 1879-02-25

alwaya enlo!ed good health. Ills death At this
ttnln would hc serious loss to this Democracy
OF Western PtnHsylvanta, who for ycars hare
looked to him for cOllnee1 In their 1oual contests.
Hc Is a pronounced Tilden man, anil, II he lives,
VIII probably be the pcxt Democratic candidate
for Governor OF pennsylvania.
, 1879-02-25

Ths |upss ate strained mud racked br = persistent
cough. Tho general strength WasttQ and 9p 11curl.
biz complaint often established thereby, pF.
Jayne's ExpcetorAnt II m edectlYe remady for
eouRh. and colds, snd ezetts beneficial effect on
tbs pulmonary and bronchial otRsna.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
PAPER HANGINGS!
Employment

At home for men and women boys and girls in SELL
Ing an article needed by every one. Our plan makes
easy for the canvasser, furnish free, large
number OF circulars for dstribu ton, that the
article be advertised in advance, thus making 1t
easier to sell. Large Profits. Capital required,
from $l2 to $50. Those without means may be able
get friend to purchase the goods and deliver
to them In email quantities. Exclusive agency for
towns or counties given to experienced canvassers
who can work up large wholesale and retail trade,
as every druggist, groceryman and general dealer
will keep the article soon as 1t Is known. Every
family will need from IS to SIS worth per year. A
nice box Of samples sent by mail postpaid receipt
of 15c In postage stamps. Circulars Free. Address,
Poor MANS Employment Agency. room
6s, $50 Sansome St.. San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

lyAIuAB14, SERyAxr.-Paddy said
that the toad was al'.t beautiful bird ;"
and really there is nothing so very OBJ
jectionable about the little fellow, who
is certainly very useful in his way.
loads live upon beetles, bugs, flies,
grubs and such small game. They are
easily tanned, and will learn to accom-
papy ., weeder about the garden and
pick mp such mofsels as squash bugs,
+r0se.bugs, cut-worms and potato beetles
as are thrown them. A toad has been
known to put away within him over q
hundred different kinds of bugs and
flies and, then wink fos more: Such
services as this surely ought to be
recognised. and such servant, accom-
modAted with board and lodging in the
garden. No animal Is more inoffensive
or minds his own business more close
~. He Is Q valuable assistant, and
should by all means be encouraged.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
Detroit tn Esm1!

), AlKAyG make it . rule never TO say
snythiag before . mans, face that you
w0uldat dare ny behind his back..-,
WaitshaH 1ynsss. ,F-s.'3 n:
The man who frequently remarks
that all things are fox fha best, gener.
ally regards himself a 81 X he best.
~ PA1!ips Thompson. :no 49,, % re: ;
. The new ;,anIlysis of watermelon
Water. $50. ... 80 per pei cent.
Small boy. ............%. 81 per cent.
, You may brush, You man crush your
old coat il you will, but the smell Of
the camphor will cling ~ it sti1l..
Hacksnsack Republican. ., ..l....
i, The New Orleans Picoyuus wants to
know II babies suffer when, they cry.
Good lands, no! Their object is to
make isoae one else suffer. .. .-....!i. =,
f. We knowa good many men who are
ianxiously advocating the payment Of
Che national debt that forget all about
those contracted by themselves.-E1'
mira Gazette. "".a. -
Presence Of mind may stop q lion in
his spring, but as . rule it would be q
good deal safer to have gully seventy
five feet between you and the lion pre-
vious to the spring. ,.t....s,7.#
That California shooting case seems
to PROFOUND the query: 81 Is itany worse
to insult mans mother in print than
his father ?" When this is settled they
can begin shooting again. ,a.s -.
If you want to convince boy of six
teen that this world is all blank Just
kindly inquire about these days if he is
going to block out a pair Of chin whis-
kers for the winter season. "-
Turpentine may not compare with
cologne for scent, but one North Caro-.
lima man made $4,000 profit on the
stuff last year, and he wants folks to
stick up their noses over that.
b In these piping days of peace there
gis room for only one more pad. The
heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and throat
having been padded, somebody should
wiring out the mouth-pad with the motto:
+" Stick up and shut up"
RUaAA EFFauErrH.-1Gues Don't
you.knew' ahy better than to walk intb
my room without rapping? You see
am all undresaad n, .ServAAtu': Oh
you needn't excuse yourself, mum; I
don't mind, "-4ndre'es' ,Baxqr., .+...
It was ! new 1dea; that Of ali iowa
man who got up,a Bible with one page
of holy writ alternating with d page ad-
-vertisement of business houses, but
somehow it didn't sell. Tho Proverbs
didn't mix we'll with stomach bitters.
The Sultan Of Turkey 10 so suspicious
he will not drink coffee unless made in
his Aghti Phe:grocers of that country
must be up TO tile American dodge Uf
mixing chiskory and burnt rye with the
genuine berty.-PhiLadelphia Chrsnic!s.
The season is approaching when the
man who has toiled hard all summer,
ylived close and saved q few dollars, will
he warned that it is his duty to whack
up with some poor man u who worked
when he pleased and lived as high as he
could. 90. 90. ...i.;i'.'.'
During the old battle days of go,
when q man was, wounded in action, it
was beautiful sight to behold the
alaority with which halt dozen men
would volunteer to carry him to the
rear. Nothing stimulates mans phil
anthropy So much I'D the presence Of
danger.-N. Y. Adrertiser.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
Dying. of, ,OyerwOrk.


The death of the great Boston artist,
William HnhS by hisjowp band, while
suffering from an attack Of hypochon-
dria, brought on by close application to
his canvas is a sad reminder of the
dapgHr to. which Professional men are
peculiarly exposed in this country.
Actpaa he fo.sheads -ef many Of our
best thinkers is |plainly written
"oyerworked." Almost the last
words OF the late. Samuel, Bowles
were we're these: o." I Am worked out. "
Though but 81 years Of age. be had be.
come an old man by his long continued
neglect of rest and sleep. '-' -
Young men of unlimited am bition
are more TO be impressed by the bio
graphical accounts Of how Choate
studied 'law by the midnight roll and
Schiller wrote under the moon, than
with the regular habits Of q healthy,
rounded manhood like that Of Bryant,
The economy of time, the gain ia work
ing hours by lengthening the resting.
hours, the haste that is made slowly,
and the value OF 'deliberation these
are considerations OF no account to the
youth whose mind is full, of the New
England ndaiims about early rising,
and saving the minutes while the hours
take care Of themselves. Tho most in
veterate miser in the world is time
,miser, He studies how few minutes it
can possibly take to eat o dinner, how
quickly he can go from his home to his
Office. and how little sleep he can allow
himself and still live. Life is o con-
tinued express train with minute.stops.
Rome could have easily been built in a
day, he believes, but lie is sure to die
before the foundations of his Rome are
laid. ~
While slow work is not by any means
the best work, very rapid and long-con'
tinued work is. sure to he sheer folly.
The time-miser does not save his time
so completely as he imagines. The late
Mr.. Hunt, Of whom it is said that he
charmed his friends by an innate kind.
Illness and generosity OF disposition, q
boyish frankness OF speech and loyalty
to q high ideal, threw this all away by
his eagerness to save time. He was
often known to remain in his studio
from seven in the morning until seven
or eight in the evening without touch.
ing mouthful of food. He Eaved q
few minutes but he lost his life. Such
penny-wisdom and pound-foolishness
ought to be a warning to all who are
over-worked; for aside from cutting of
ones life, the work actually done is moi
we'll done. Overwork means excita.
bility, irritability, and kindred mental
phenomena, and the work will b<
equally overstrained and incomplete
All this, one will say. is trite; so Il is,
and would not be said, if Mr.. Hunt'i
death did not sharply point the moral
OF the old saying, that q bow always
bent will soon break. This is truth
yet to be learned by the American PEG
ple.-N. =. Eraminer and Chronicle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
Fashion Notes.

h A fanciful desien for lace brooch "
. dainty little golden Apoon, holding .
pearl, in imita5ion II = lamp ofsusar,
on tie hindi1 3 The spoon, gteedily e1-
mining the Smptuig bait -. b !
AprStt bracelet 10 pair Of elapsed
hand1 Il gold, 4 ring on the finger, Of
each 6and being sst with gem, II has
acne delicate motto inside. referring. to
unchanged friendship, "auld lang
syne," or something equally affecting.
Double collars, consisting Of IN up
right band Of linen With turned-down
points, and Of large fat collarette,
both trimmed with Turkey red, worked
with white Hoss, are announced %
among the coming uglIness Of neck
wear. 'rt' 90. ,t'' ',i's -. ~
A fashion exchange says, that q wreath
Of small orange blossoms, lily Of the
valley or clematis, is placed around the
bridal slipper, which is OF white satin
or to match the dress. The wreath
should be full in front and scsnt on the
sides and back. - e. Ja~.; ,a;.'
Plated waists are much used, for
simple white dresses. The plaits are
marrow, merely tucks, In fact, and are
arranged in wide cluster back and
front. A broad belt of the dress ma
terial or of ribbon, is generally worn
with such waists, -7rr -
Lawn carpets for garden parties are
made from Madras handkerchiefs, nine
being formed into a square. An odd
one is placed in the center; four of sim
liar pattern are sewed, to the sides and
the corners filed in by four others OF
contrasting colors. 80,
The simplicity in dreis at summer re-
sorts is quite matter of comment. Not
that there are not elegant toilets dis.
played, but they are reserved for even
ing wear and for occasions when dress
is demanded. But for ordinary daily
wear the. styles are modified and sensi.
BILE.
For cool mornings and the sea.shore
pretty dresses are of soft, flexible bunt-
ing, lavishly trimmed with gold and
silver braid or gold embroidered gal
loon, with gold. colored satin waistcoat,
and quantities of tiny gilt buttons Or
namenting various parts Of the cos
tunes.
Bfooaded silks show nosei designs.
Black grounds have yellow butterflies.
white daisies or birds wings in bright
color. White grounds show. red our
rants or small peacock feathers: Blue
have dice, ,dominoes Or: pale yellow
oroo.,, r-nr;l{ TNHE."7TIki ua h;rdsS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
Humor in the Family.

Good humor is rightly; reckoned a
most valuable aid to happy home-life.
An equally good and useful faculty il ,
sense Of huuor. or the capacity to have
little fun along with the humArum
cares and work. Of life. =. sea-. <
/ We all know how it brightens up
things generally to have lively; witty
companion. who seeks the ridiculous
points of things, and who cen turn an
annoyance into an occasion for laugh.
tor. It is q great deal better to laugh
over some domestic mishap than to cry
or sodla over them. [t.!ti"fl
Many homes and lives are dull because
they are allowed to become too deeply
impressed with o sense Of the cares and
responsibilities Of life to recognize its
bright. and especially it's mirthful side.
Into such a hotsehold; good but dull,
the advent of witty, humorous friend
is like sunshine on aoioudy day. While
it is always oppressive to hear persons
constantly striving to say witty or funny
brightedSr ID liStld fhn isl to make IN
effort to have some at home. It is well
to turn of an impatient question some.
times, and to regard it. from humor-
GUS point of view instead Of becoming
irritated about it: ~ ,,.ioerA. AN :
" Wife, what is the reason 7 can never
find clean shirt?" exclaimed good
but rather impatient husband after rum
maging all through the wrong drawers.
His wife looked at him steadily for q
moment, half inclined to be provoked,
then with a .comical look, said.:, I"
never could guess conundrums l give
it up" Then helapghed. and they both
laughed, and she went and got his
shirt. and. he felt ashamed OF himself
and kissed her, and then she felt happy
so, what might have been an occasion
for hard words and unkipd feelings, be.
came Just the contrary, all through The
little vein of humor that cropped out
to the surface.
Some children have peculiar faculty
for giving HUMOROUS turn to things
when they are reproved. It does just
as well oftentimes to laugh things of as
to soold them of. Laughter. is better
than tears. Let us have little more of
1t at home: '''' a:atl2:-ltttl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

Tue, System IS OFTEN so RAPIDLY RE.
puckD BY q severe attack Of DiarrhGa, or
other Affection Of the Bowels, as to get al.
most beyond the reach Of medicine. before
the patient can realize the necessity OF look
ing about him for remedy. Better keep by
you DR.. Jayne's Carminative Balsam, safe
curative for Asistic Cholera, Cramps, Dysen-
terry. &C., and thus be prudently prepared to
treat these complaints on their first appear
ance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
NEW PALACES FOR NEW YoRxERs.-

NEW PALACES FOR NEW YoRxERs.-
Mr.: d. r. Bishop, Of the New York
Elevated Railway, has made contracts
for the building of large first class
stone-front house.. fifty-four feet by
ninety, with extension, on the east side
Of Fifth Avenue, between Sixty.ninth
and Seventeen streets, and adjoining
the residences Of Mr.. David Dows and
Mr.. J. NJ: Fiske. The house will cost
$3.50, 900. The dwelling house and LOT
on the west side of Fifth Avenue.
twenty-five feet by one hundred. and
seventy-five feet north of Fifty-seventh
street, have been purchased by Mr.
Henry Havemeyer for $4,000
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

The English agricultural papers are
in . middle about hen which has
distinguished herself by laying two
eggs in one day-if her owner is to be
believed. The space might be more
probably filed, we think, in dis
cussing the reasons why 30 many hens
do not lay even one egg . day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
THE CITY ARGUS,

brightest splciest and liveliest paper published
on the coast; and the leading WsSn r,r sns
of prominent persons, pictures Of eyentful occur
rences, etc. ss0oper year postpaid E!tss induce
for subscriptions sample copies free. Address,
Argus Publlshins Company. "a Montgomery street,
San Francisco <
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
Astronomers Among the Beers.

The Dutch Beers Of the Transyaal,
South Africa, are excellent people, but
exceedingly primitive in their ideas.
Three Or four yee1s ago, . new school,
master WIS appointed in Zoutspanberg.
"A new broom sweeps clean," and he
began his work, by sweeping out the
astronomical rubbish which had acoum-
ulated in the children's heads.
He taught them that the earth moves
around the sun, instead of the sun
around the earth, and turns every
twenty-four hours on its own axis. The
children gained q slight apprehension
of the. movements of the heavenly
bodies. Being somewhat pulled up by
their new knowledge, they began cor
o%y. si tDS'f p"fNNHH,g I. '0'A' = . -.
That stirred up an excitement in the
lethsrgic district. The elders met and
consulted. They decided that such
doctrines wereInew and therefore dam
gerous.
The minister, as the conservator of
public morals and opinion. was re.
Quested to see the schoolmaster and re-
press him. - ,.jaGE, .:-ste..s
Accordingly the reverend gentleman
called on the teacher to explain. so
"I teach the children" said the
schoolmaster, "about the movements
Of the heavenly bodies, and that the
earth revo1ves round the sum-
~ Well, all that, is no doubt true"
answered the minister, more anxious
for o quiet parish than for the acquisi-
ton of new and correct astronomical
ideas. d" Il. is what the earth does in
Eolland; but it would be more con-
venient 1T present, il in Zoutspanberg
you should allow the sun still to go
around the earth. Let it go for few
years longer; we don't like sudden
changes in such important matters"
The schoolmaster took the hint; and
in the estimation OF the natives, the
earth in. Zoutspanberg stands still and
allows the sun to circle about it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

Frequent disappointments teach rs
to mistrust our own inclinations and
shrink even from vows our heart may
prompt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

Ifyour wife will persist in the use
of cosmetics buy her q cake OF
PHOSPHATE SOAP and tell, her
to use it every night before retiring.
In that way much Of the harm will
be avoided, as the skin will thereby
be able to retain much Of its natural
yigor and beauty. t..rfa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. 1879.

SAN FhANcIsco. July 10 1879.
Standard Soap Co.-Gents ~ I. .jg {
Ihave tried your PHOSPHATE
SOAP, and have. no hesitation in
saying that it is the best toilet
soap I ever used. My wife has used
it and is Of the same opinion. +
have paid as high as fifty cents per
cake for an article in every respect
inferior to whatyo sell for twenty
five cents. HENRY H. LYNCH,
616 Haight street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Jul,

Standard Soap Co.I.Gentssmen.: ~ '0lI!Ai'
SThe ladies OF my household, four
in number, unite with me in pro-
nouncing your y PHOSPHAT
SOAP the best ever tried for toilet
use.NIt is noticeable that while it
readily I removes impurities from
the skin, it also leaves undisturbed
the natural oil SO essential to the
health. It is not too strong lam
guage to say that we are delighted
with it. '.,... ..iijt.i.ss a. llitiHj
,-lIp G. M. SAWTELLE, NJ. d.,
.i,.a.. a-s lao Oapp street,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
lust Opened. On tho European Plan

912 Kearny Street, 5. y.
Near Old City Hall) Meals served n nrsteisss hotel
stye OF great ariety and good quality 1t al houfs
Ok the day, for twenty. cent?. STEAK and coaee
nfteen cens coffee and cakee ten cenS koCms rom
IS cts to 81 90 per night, ~ per size And locaLion
Board per week. ~; Room and Board - ~ 70 yI.UV
TIMOTHY SARGENT. Manager
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

THE ETNA
Mineral SPRINGS,

CHelena, in Pope Valley Nspa Cal. These waters
closely resemble the Ems Of dermsny In ansysis and
Heart, Kidney, SPINAL I and liver s:' Sis =
ease: also DyspeRsls. Ja.ndlce; R.r.Iy.
NeuralEia. General Debllltx. Bronchitis
and Pulmonary COmP1aints In their early
See pamphlet descriptiv Of analysis and cures at
the once o, J. -, D. s.ssr, q Chs%ist and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

For all diseases Of the skin use
PHOSPHATE SOAP. There is
nothing like it for removing i'm
purities and giving the skin
healthy and natural vigor.