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II was this readiness which made John
Randolph so terrible in rctort. He was
the Thcrsites Of Congress, tongue stab.
Der No hypcrbole of contempt or scorn
could be launched against him, but he
could oycrtop it with something more
scornful and contemptuous. Opposition
only maddcncd into more brilliant bit
tcruess. isn't it a shame, Mr.. Prcsi.
dent" said he one day in the Senate.
that the noble bull dogs Of the Admin.
istration should be wasting their precious
time in worrying the rats Of the opposi-
ton - Immediately the Senate was in
al uProar, and he was clamorously called
to order. The presiding officer, however,
sustained him. and pointing his long
skinny fngcrsat his opponents, Randolph
screamed out, rats, did ! say -
mice, mice I"
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An editor who was asked to respond
to toast to woman, declined on the
ground that woman - able to speak for
herself, and any man who undertakes to
do 1T for her will get himself in trouble.
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'JNHE undersigned. having permanently loca-
l. ted IN Romney, offers for sale The follow
Jog agricultural implements, he.
Sterm Engines, portable and stationary. the
Celebrated Traction Farm Engine &C. & G
Cooper s Co, Pony Circular Snwmills, Thresh-
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Reapers, Horse Hay and Grain Rsk,s. (L.on
Center Draft, Glover bullers, Grain Drills, sui.
XIV Culhvator5, Flows, Fan Feed Mills. cider
Mills, Corn Shelters, Fodder Cutters, Hay and
Cattle Scales &c, &c.
Also. Agent for Hampshire Mineral b Hardy
Counties, tor the Best Fertilizers on the market,
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where.
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An inebriated individual sat down on
an open barrel of hard pitch in Balti.
moro, and fell asleep. When he awoko
tho heat Of his body had softcned the
surface of the mass sufficiently to stick
him fast, and 10 was necessary TO cut the
scat If his trousers out before he could
be released
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A Boston child remarked, after gar
frg earnestly at % man who was bald, but
had heavy whiskcr-, "IIis head was put
yH upsIJ, down, wasn't DO :"
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To the Creditors Of Frederick Peppers, decd.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the county court
Of Hampshire county, w Va, made In a n use
therein pending TO subject the real estate Of said
Frederick Peppers 20 the paymen, Of his debts,
you are required 10 present. your claims for ad.
Indication 10 y. y Gnkeson, Special Commits.
sioner, At bis Office ~ said county, on or before
The 8th day Of August 1879 Witness. @. s..
White Clerk Of said Court this 3rd day Of Ju.
ly, 1879.
G. S. WHITE, Clerk.
July IL, l87g.-4w.
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Commissioners Notice.
Frederick Peppers Admir-.

Frederick Peppers heirs. &c.
AZ the December term, 1877 Of the County
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a LL forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases.
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Robert Hall did not lose his power of
retort even in madness. A hypocrtical
condoler with his misfortunes once visit
ed him i'll the mad-house, and said, in a
whining tone, "What brought you here,
Mr.. Hall 2" Hall significantly touched
his brow with his finger, and replied
"What'll never bring you, sr-too much
brain I"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

AGRICULTURAL chemists have long
been investigating the subject of the
spontaneous combustion OF hay.
The destruction Of a large quantity
Of hay at North Amherst, Mass,
has caused the discussion to be re-
vived with renewed determination.
The general conclusion is, that if
hay is perfectly cured when put into
the stock or barn, there is little or
no danger to be apprehended. But
if the hay is damp when put away,
or imperfectly housed from the rain,
an oxidizing process will be set in
operation which will soon result in a
high degree of temperature. At
this stage the flames may break ont
any moment, and the stack Of hay
NOW should receive immediate at
tentior. Now that the haying season
is not far off,it will be well for farm
ers to give thought to these prin-
ciples.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

A CLrvER Artist. Brownie" is
a little feathered songster who, ever
since the "snow was flying" last
Winter. has, with proper intervals,
been singing his happy songs, in q
sheltered perch near our chamber
window. Every morning at early
dawn, rain or shine, cloudy or bright,
he MARBLES forth his simple melodies,
and what is most remarkable for q
singer, lie never gets mifed nor COM
plains for want of an audience. The
crumbs of the table ell his bill
and the undisturbed perch in the
apple-tree, is the stage on which he
performs. Composing bisown music,
he is independent and original, and
yet in perfect harmony with all his fell
lows. We want to know more Of this
sweet singer, his family relationship,
his real name, and our knowledge Of
ornithology is not sufficient to iden-
tify him completely. 1t is either
Audobon's Warbler" Deudroica Au-
dubonii, or, " Bewick's Wren" Ihrio-
horus Benickii, Oh, The Western
Song Sparrow" Melospisa Ryina.
We suppose it to be a Wren but both
the Wren and Song Sparrow will
sing in storm and rain, as does this
favorite. Who will tell us? Mind
you, Brownie is not to be disturbed.
Let both Hoodlum and scientist be-
ware of any assault on these premises.
The crumbs and perch of this bird,
are sacred to him and all his family.
w. r..
Olympia, May 6, 1879. M
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09
AsD now Ben Vincent comes 8,

AND now Ben Vincent comes out
honestly and owns up that he can
not compete with the City of Olym-
pia store BY selling twenty-five
yards Of good calico for one dollar,
but he can sell twenty-five pairs Of
good boots ut q lower figure than
they can be bought for at any other
house north Of San Francisco. All
other things in bis line in proper
tion. There is no longer any excuse
for the poorest man in town allowing
his wife to >go slip shod. Do not
fail to 60 and see his stock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

TIM following is an extract from a
letter written from the East TO i gem
tieman on the Sound, seeking
information about this country.
/" Please inform me what class d,
people mostly inhabit the Territory,
whether black, white or redp Are
there any seaports, wharves, ETC.?
Do any steamers run up there? Is
any railroad built, and to what
cities and towns? What is the
nearest and cheapest way for me to
come /? What labor and production
is best; the kinds and qualities Of
timberY What the facilities for
shipment and probable value per
1000 feet? Answer early. Give
the temperature Of the climate, etc. =
Now we have NO particular use for
the author of such q letter as the
above extract would imply. We
want settlers who are supposed to
DE somewhat posted in those patent
tid-bits OF general information with
which everybody are supposed 10 be
generally acquainted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

Mn. Peterfeld Turpin came very
uear losing the sight Of one Of his
eyes . few days ago. He was en-
gagged in setting graye-stone and
was in the oct Of pouring melted lead
into the mortice Of the base, when an
explosion took place. owing to damp
ness in the bottom Of the base. The
melted lead few in all directions,
several particles lodging il his left
We. barely escaping the pupil. IA
hysician was called into requisition
extract the largest mass, and the
atient is doing as well as could be
expected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09
TIE HYrns srsrrns' CoscERr. TT

The HYKRs SrsrERs' CoxcERT. The
singing and performance ofthis ia
moss company in Columbia Hall,
last evening, appeared just to suit
the large audience in attendance,
and well it might. for several Of TIE
performers are true artists in their
respective lines. Miss Madah Tor
Anna) Hyers, possesses a remarka-
bly, clear and well-trained voice, and
her rendition of plantation melodies,
as well as difficult selection from
Vsrdi's immortal masterpiece, "n
Trovatore," was simply superb.
Wallace King, the tenor, is deserv-
ing of almost as enthusiastic praise,
and Mr.. Luca, besides being o per-
feet personi6cation of "Old Eph,
possesses a rich, clear baritone voice,
of extraordinary depth and power.
The several parts appeared to fine
advantage in the quaatette, a trans
ript from the Danube Waltz. Prob
bly, the most popular feature Of the
,vening, however. was the dancing
# the inimitable Kersands., He GER
ainly succeeded in getting more of
the poetry of motion into " Coming
through the Rye" than any other
individual who ever traversed grain
field. In previous issues, we have
alluded to the plot Of the play "Out
Of Bondage" devised especially to
give wide scope to the varied tall
suts Of the performers. It serves
another purpose as well, to show the
true condition Of the black race be-
fore the war, its innate love OF iDirth,
it's Partially for grotesque melody,
and its devotion to /" Old Massa"
and the sunny land Of its nativity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

MURpHY's head was level emin-
ntly-pre-eminently, so-when be
wrote that /" Tempest in o Teapot"
article. We stand in on thsss psin-
ciple, brother Murphy. Seattle, Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09
The consignees by the cry Of
Chester, in this place, are as follows:

American Pipe Co., Barker and Dicker-
son, Kratz and Bonner, 3. Vincent, Biles
q Co. Crosby; Davis 4 Co., r y ouimette.
Giibach. ] Burlingame, ] Dunlap, ID j
Chambers, l. Bettman, o Ranke,. 8 Stork,
Bettman. y G Ward. Transcript. Toklas
u Goldstein, Il MacIeay ~ Co., WoodrRff
n Van Epps, w II CLARK, g r Bndlong n
Son..
FREreHr has likewise been received
by the schooner Erceis;or for the
following firms:
M 8 Underwood. Toklas q s7olds1pin,
A Farquhar, s q Ward 9 Betsnaan, j g
Herr, 3 Stork, G B Mann, g Rosenthal. !
0kilberg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

A PAIR Of horses, belonging to Mr..
Airkendall. while standing before
The store Of Louis Bettnan, this af-
ternoon. became frightened, and, in
trying to phil away, tore down an
swning post to which they were
hitchsd, and broke the wagon
tongue. The occurrence was hardly
worthy Of being published as an
tom. but We thought il might serve
70 teach people how to safely hitch
their horses.
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% r. SP T NJ N ny,
NO. ii KEARNEY srREET.
Trsess ali Chronic and Special Diseases.


YoraaaG MGeaa
NTHO may be suffering from the effects
wv of youthful f0liies a. indiscretion,
will do we'll to avail themselves OF this,
the greatest boon ever laid ct the altar Of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case OF
Seminal weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character which ha undertakes
and fails to euro.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many nc the age OF thirty TO
sixty who are troubled with TO frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often ACCOM-
panied by slight smarting or burning
sensation, and q weakening OF the system
In q manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining. the urinary deposits q
ropy sediment Will often DO found and
sometimes small particles Of aibumen will
appear, or the color will be OF thin milk
ish hue, again changing 10 . dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which Is the second stage Of semin-
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restoration OF tho genito-tirinary organs.
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TIE train was prevented from
reaching Tenino this morning by an
obstruction on the track near Gil
more's farm. II appears that a
tree had fallen during the night. too
large for removal 10 DO made, and
repairs perfected, in time TO connect
with the Northern Pacific South
bound train.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-09

TIE public schools, in Seattle,
closed on Friday last, and about
five hundred children are thus de-
prived OF the privileges Of free M
struction till another Fall. The pa
pers of that city are deploring the
imperfection fthe public school ma
chinery which necsssitates such d
state Of things.