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BRITISH NEWS,

LONDON. March lat tho wool sales to-
day, f0,2oo baics were disposed Of. chiefly
Port Philip and New Xea!a,.tt. Moderate ut
tendance. DcsnnMl fair fur Enn qualities,
but fnulty int. Prices fayor buyers.
TIL: OCEAN.
Tic disabled steamer Uthelio arrived at
plymouth. TIC stcnnler Si,nosa, Mt Letu,
from Now York, je.ttsuncd 1nrt Of her cargo
0n the yoynge.
, 1881-03-02

sensational Tho lAtllrs should rcnd tho nd
ebralol nrauty," asd Cit out the Aslele fur raf-
efGlICu,
, 1881-03-02

PANAMA, Feb. 2i.--The losses by fire al,d
robbery lMr!ns tho rluts III 1.lnla alltl C,.llao
arr estimated at S.lug0G0O.
, 1881-03-02

In tra llouse of Lords, the Untler sccrc-
tary fur India said It was tic wish antl lnten.
tDn nf the Government to withdraw tho
troaps FROM l'lshfn us well M Cn,,,!at,ar.
There was III Intention to nuke my ellunge
Mt presclt regarding the occupation of tluct-
fnI
, 1881-03-02

said AR. Wkel1y, ais bearing
Its fruits ShonItt Mr. Dl1nn bu nrrcstetl m llo
VIII l.c Instantly rcp1accsi."
M"rsilnf MncMn1lan l,.s written n letter
cni!seilt,ng To rccelyc Mcssrs. rarncil and
: theiiy flcro tomorrow.
1.ErrEn rIso,t Mtrc1fEs.t. HENRY,
7o The tftstfrn Annotated rrrss.
LONDON. alnrch l.-sI1el,ell Henry, 1fo1nc.
Nttlcf, writing to tho gentlemen who ncc1tsctt
MN of tescrlsng tl.o Land lcaguc, suys: II
'tnrer hclnngcd Ii tho l.caRlr Its stupid
nit lrrnt!onaI tH,ltry during Tho nast fcw
''Iot!is i'as crrp1r.t tl,u irish vote IN I'arla-
n'r1,t forever. The money extractrd from
tue pnnr people In America anil NJ hnnu Ia
removed to foreign soil. a,nl no nccuunis aru
published. Tho tens!cr titcs ut tho very crisis
Ut tho fight III Parliament"
AisASnoSEp.
Tile large nlect1ha whlcl, It wns prnboscl
to hold III Dublin ,lntlcr the auspices Of tic
lfo'le-llners llns bcen abandoned. owing to
Lord l[nrilhgto,'s statcn,e1It In the IInuse of
tn'nnHl's list night relative 10 thu Public
A1ce!lnEs bill.
Mur.rALt.Y WOUNDED.
1iearnc. lat,l agent 10 tl,u brother of tho
late lnrl MountHlorrcs, Inns hccn fired Mt by
two lnclt near his residence III 1}n1linro!>e,
and inorally wounded. liz received six
pistol-shots. =
.,. COALITION.
LILO leaders Of tho Conservatives I'll the
lloosa OF Commons liaso decided tn mike
aesf!"ratc attclnnt to tlcfeat the Irish Land
blll ly coailtlOh with tito llorle-lsulers u!id
disaIccted l:adEcals.
EAn1, s;.ESrEn
Earl Spencer, Lord President Of tho Coun.
c!l, moving thu sccomd rcading Of the Cocr-
clnh Dill pointed mt ahat oNtrRets, though
grea'ly diminished III number, were still
committed IN ireland, n1,d he cited su,ne IT.
cent cNses. lie sHtd these outrnges could
0lily te tic result of Fntla'ntnnt0ry stGgthes,
ni't tic necessity Of thc bill nrusc less fro
the ncrpctrntion of the outrnEes tt,an from
d'fliciiIty III tracing tho Offenders. Earl
Srenccr tIih not wish their 1.nrhsltips to
link rebellion III Ireland was Imminent, but
WHEN such n lostilc feeling existed, nn1
w'len American papers were tncitt',g Irish
men to rebellion. outrage, and assassination,
tlicrn would be great ,anger If pronpt and
cil!cfcit measures wese not taken for tho
maintenance Ut l,Ny nllll order.
LORD 1sEACuSsFiEtD
reluctantly supported the hill, hccause hu
thought It absolutely necessary. Agitation
In lreint1l wns fnstured By MI orgni,tzett COLI
sptrucy pf foreigners. It was absolutely nee.
cssary the Government Should possrss power
tn defend thu Qucrn from foreign con-
splEntOrs, WHO were passing To and fro b.
twcc1 another country md ireland.
tDf.D GRANVILLE
declared coercion NECESSARY.
The bill WIS then read the second time,
a1M1, the cnm,nittee-stugc having lccu uegn-
tfvetE, Lilo third reuulug was fixed far
, 1881-03-02

LoNnoN, March Ia dispatch from Kt,e!nt
says 5o0 'Iokke-lurc0lMan lnyu left 'Iplo,d
for u rnft1 n1l Osknbnu.
, 1881-03-02

.Adx.-Send t11rec.cent attn mp to IIack,a
MILK Chocolate. Isl Chamber atrcet, Now YORK
City, ulId get twelve fancy Gurus.
, 1881-03-02

Ask your strnEgf*t for lSedtlinGsA Rus.
Gu saiv0. kcpp 1t In house In cAse OF acctlcnta.
1'rlcG. = ErntH.
, 1881-03-02

Rcmomber HOP Hlttcrs t1eycr docs harm to tho
u [lcat child. but xoGd. alHurs and cuutfuuulty,
, 1881-03-02

Chicago, Oce, It, lBB0.-Tltrae ycars
ago tny ltnlr was coming out very lnst, and
was nearly bald. l WIS niso troubled With daud-
my lair inInlelltMtriy stopped coming ont, and
has cnustMntty been getting thicker. My bend
Is INV entirely FREQ frs,.il dnndrutf. bfy wife
has ,,sc'l tho coconine with equally as grnsify-
ing results.
PIT. P1.Arr, With F. Macvcagh & CO.
, 1881-03-02
FOREIGN.

,:.:; Grovy Refuses to Servo
-, parnoll on the Victor
NIL. Hugo Committee.
lis Action Duo to Intimations
IN, Received from Great
! Britain.
The Coercion Bill Reaches
the Upper House Of
Parliament.
Bltlcr Expressions Towards
Amcricn Used by tllo
Lords III Dcbatc.
The Bill Rushed Along, Lord
Beaconsf1eld Admitting
Its Necessity.
Passage by the Commons Of
the Bill to Disarm
lrp1u11tl.'
The New York Bohemian, Deyoy,
Well Advertised by Lord
Harcourt.
Home-Rule Scheme to Join with
Tories in Defeat Of a Liberal
Land Bill.
Further Accounts Relating to tho Victory
of tiie Nucrs III South
Africa.
4 Single Day Of the 0ommuuo's Reign III
Lima and Oallao Cost
G(3 nm nm
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-02-16
RID MA.
geographical Divisions Of Florida,

EASTERN FLORTDA-Is composed of the
counties Of Suwannee, Columbia, Alachua,
Levy. Baker, Nassau, Duval, Bradford.
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLORIDA-Isc composed of the coun-
ties OF Escambia, Santa Rosa, Washington.
Walton. Holmes. Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA--Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin,
Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor,
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando, Sumter, Orange.
VOlnsia ,Brevard, Polk, HillsbOrough, Man
atee. Monroe and D9de
Measles have been: prevalent over
the entire State. Fernandina had a
long siege-Espress.
The shipments of naval stores
from the stills on the St. Mary's
river amount to about $500 barrels
OF spirits of turpentine and $1,000
barrels Of rosin annually.-Mirror.
So many children in town have
such bad colds, that it would appear,
to those who do not know 70 the
contrary, that the whooping cough
was prevailing among our little ones.
--Mi2wor.
A postal card from Messrs. Max.
field & Co., the largest orange deal
ers in New York, inform us that up
to January 18th, 1880 there was re-
ceived in New York by all lines &c.
900 boxes of oranges, and up to the
same date in January of this year,
there was received by the Savannah
steamers alone over $4,000 This
shows very marked Increase in the
production of this frEit.-Ocdl0 Ban.
7,er.
One day last week lady from
Polk county was in town with an
eyeless child, The child is six
months old and is fine we'll grown
male infant for it's age, but there is
total and complete absence OF eye
balls even in documentary form.
1t was born thus and is certainly a
most extraordinary freak Of nature.
The mother says that it can already
recognize different members OF the
family by their voices and when
called by its name turns it's face to-
wards the voice.-Idn9pG Tribune
A Mr.. Baker, of Murphy's Island,
while'out hunting one day last week
came across a real Florida panther,
and by lucky shot put him hogs de
conabGt. 1t measured seven feet
from tip to tip weighing not less
than 1875 pounds. 1t was brought
into the city Monday and remained
on exhibition at Eggleston 81 Mil
ler's for some time, where it attracted
deal OF notice from our many
Northern visitors. 1t is now being
stuffed and mounted and will be on
exhibition ere long.-Putn0na
County Journal
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-02-16
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE.

Fertilizers
additional
following
And shall
then the Bower Fertilizer Co
On the then the
e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Wit and Humor.

As soon IS The New Haven students
eec4nr fror! their college Imprisonment
iiey si1g song ubont Good O!e
jail
Never; addres7 your conversation to &
person engaged i'll footing NJ II column
OF figures. There's nothing so deaf a.
au adder.
A cute observer remarks that the
man wno Stops his paper 10 economics
is like the n,an WHO goes barefoot to
save his shoes"
, Yong people are always ready 10
a,iupt tie --latest wrlukie.' 1t u the
first arinkie thai they OIL ct to-
Boston Transcript
Beautiful aud truthful met by
the mast r,nil; nt philosophers: ]
wish hal 81, 900 irAuca ye3r. - ID.
you? What wonII yon 90 tken ?
Nothing"
1T is harder to get aheal III this
world" said Cio1indas Young man, at
her father assisted bin out Of the dooi
witt, his boot, " than II is TO get foot.
- NurIistown Herald.
Ensilage. which is now beiug fed &c
stock, contains Intoxicating properties
/ We shall Row DC able to obtain cOrned
beef without the process OF saiting.-
Boston Sunday Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Umbrella Filtration.

To place your umbrella in n rack
Indicates that it IL about to change
owners.
To open it quickly in the street
means tina. somebody's eye is going to
be put out.
To shut it, that hat or two is to be
knocked of
numhrella carried over the woman,
the man getting nothing but the drip
pings of the rain, signifies courtsh,p.
When .he man has the umbrella, and
the woman tie drippings, it indicates
marriage.
10 punch yonr umbrella into per
son and then open it, means. IL DIS
like You"
To swing Your umbrella over your
head signifies II am making u nut
eance of mypelf."
To trail your umbrella along the
sidewalk means that the man behind
you is thirsting for your blood.
70 cary 1t at right angles under
Your arm signifies that an eye is to .be
lost by the man who follows You.
To let it fall on the ground Indicates
that it will become mu Idly.
To wipe your face with it means. Il
have no handkerchief. This is SO
we're wipe"
To strike the ground heavily with it
signifies, d" am broken stick"
To open an umbrella quickly. it is
said will brighten mad bull. There
fore, to do this means. IL am having
bully time"
| 10 put "a cotton umbrella bv the side
Of nice silk one signifies. Exchange
is no rohkery."
To purchase an umbrella means, 81
am not smart, but honest
To lend an umbrella indicates, "
am fool
To return an umbrella means-neve'
mind what it means; nobody ever doe:
that
To turn an umbrella in a gust O
wind pfes,ges profanity.
To suck the handle of your UNI, reils
means, 81 am not weaDed."
Honorable desceut Ii AZ all natioD'
greatly esteemed; besides. it is to b.
expected the children IF men OF worth
will be like their fathers. for nobility il
the virtue Of a family Aristotle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Then and Now.

! There are those who. like class in
Solomon's day, affirm. with mournful
emphasis, that the former days were
better than these" 1t is foolish
affirmation, sincerely but ignorantly
made by persons unacquainted with
the former days"
No Christian church would now listen
to u minister who preached on Sunday
and ran distillery during the secular
days. Yet Hartford church, toward
the close of the last century, had Tor lis
pastor distiller of gin.
The distillery was carried on under
the name of Strong and Smith. The
firm failed, ami the minister. to avoid
the sheriff, shut himself up in his
house. He went forth on Sundays, as
no writ could be served on that day,
al d preached to his congregation.
Fl, was esteemed an eloquent and
devout preacher, and his people loved
him. A few, however. wouli occasion
ally venture to say that he ought never
; to leave the pulpit. while, here AM
| there, one would be found bold enough
to intimate that he ought never to Gu
ter it.
This minister once issued pros
pectus for a volume of sermons, and
just after met Trumbull, the poet,
who was an irregular attendant a,
church.
when will your sermons be out? p
asked the poet.
| cannot exactly TELL" replied the
doctor. :" am waiting to find text
to suit q man who never comes to
church, except when he has "a child to
be baptized"
The celebrated pulpit orator, John
NJ. Mason, of New York, once called on
this divine. As he was leaving. he
stumbled on defective doorstep a. d
almost fell.
"Why don't you mend your ways?'
said the orator.
~ was waiting for 4Mtson," replied
the clerical wit.
Let those who deny that society, OF
even the church, has IN .de progress
fleet that no distiller of gin, even i,
he combined the oratorical gifts of
Whitefeld and Hall, conid now be the
pastor Of the humbiest church in New
England.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Feminine Fun.

A good Methodist asked John Wesley
what he thought as to his marrying II
certain woman well known to both
Wesley advised him not to think about
it. Why" said the other, "she is a
member of your church, isn't she ??
d" Yes was the reply. - And you think
she is truly Christian woman p" Yes,
said W.s'eT,' b. eve she is. Well,
the why rot marry her ?" " Because.
replied Wesley" because. my friend,
the Lord can live with great many
people that You and cant!'
Gwendoline: "Uncle George says
every woman ought to have pre- fes-
sion, and l think he's quite right.
Indeed! Aud what profession do yon
mean to choose?' GwerdOline: :"
mean TO be professional beauty"
The maid who adofns the knee of hel
lover while the gas IL turned down If
&" borne to blush u,.een. - Williams
port Breakfast Table.
Cooking schools are becoming the
rage in fashionable SOC ETY.. Tley ai'
attended by ladies who never expect te
have to do any cooking.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
EtchingS.
"a new way to pay old debts is to
take the cash and pay them.

"a new way to pay old debts y is to
take the cash and pay them.
Garfield has been vaccinated. Office
seekers cannot get even the smallpox
from him.
"Medicated Squirts is the graphic
name an eastern paper applies to the
patent fire extingulshers.
The Boston Journal says 1.-the Prin-
cess Louise is fond of music and good
singer, but it does not give the singer S
name.-[N. Y. Evening Post.
The raw oyster is the lazy mans
friend. An assistant opens the oyster
and all the lazy man has to do is to
open his mouth New Orleans Plea
yune.
I'm opposed to ring rule" ex-
claimed q man who was seeking u di-
vorce. And when his audience sDick-
cred he wondered what they were
laughing at Philadelphia Chronicle.
A breach of promise case in Detroit
has been settled by the payment OF
S. 600 to the woman. The man, as
usual, gets nothing. Free Press. Gets
nothing ell? In the language of the
worldly, he" gets stuck. - Norristown
Herald.
! have little to say regarding my
self. The public and the brains of
Britain are with me. but the critics
most of them aesthetic asses-consider
me antique in style, and don't like my
costumes; they judge an actor by his
dress and the scenery rather than by bis
illustrations of character.- Booth.
The last words of dying photogra-
pher: NOW keep very still De.
troit Fee Press. Those of a dying
barber: . I'm going to curl up and dye.
i Yxwcob Strauss. Those of some
dying photographers: Where's the
mucilsge ?'-[ Boston Globe. Those Of
u dying bu cher: I'm going the
way of all flesh. Cambridge Mass. J
Tribune. Those OF a moribund cob.
bier: It's awl up. My sole's safe al
last. IN. Y. News.
"Seizing the gigantic Indian around
the waist the brave boy lifted him into
the air and flung him headlong do
the chasn. PaL'ia., the boy sto d ano
watched the Indians body fall from
crag to crag until it disappeared in The
darkness below. just ut this mo
ment.-" just ut that moment the father
of the boy who was reading this trash
came along, lifted the youDgster by the
ear. and in the wood. shed matinee tha
followed the boy had no thought O
hinging the old man dosn q chasm
The re Was no chasm handy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
An English Railway,

The following from Liverpool pa-
per, regarding the celebrated London
and Northwestern Railway, will no
doubt surprise many American readers:
We believe We are correct in stating
that, including the extra lines laid down
over large portion of their system,
and the vast number Of sidi gs, the
London and Northwestern Company
maiutain the astonishing amount of no
less than 10 900 miles of railway. The
capital EN- barked in this vast aggregate
amounts to no less q sum than 600
OOO,OOO. while its average weekly re-
ceipts fall little short of f200 900. The
company annually carry nearly 80 OOO.-
600 passengers, and between 80 900 600
and 40 900, 900 tons of merchandise and
minerals, in the conveyance of which
their trains run % ,000 600 miles. while
there are employed upward of 2. 900 en-
gines, 1000 carriages, and 80 600 goods
wagons and other vehicles of various
descriptions, to say nothing of mag.
nificiept fleet of steamers. stud of be-
tween . 900 and 5000 horses, and last
though not least, an army Of o0,O0I
men,"
A woman philosopher says 1t Is the
more complex nerve centers in woman
which give her greater power Of en-
durance, while at the same time they
send rapid communications, and
more Of them, to the brain. They ac1
as many telegraph wires setting in busy
activity this flely convoluted brain.
A small boy sstopished his nDthel
the other day by wishing himself {
pudding. Why pudding, Frank 2
asked his mother. He replied, Cause
then would have lots of sugar put in
me-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Detroit Currency.

\ clipped horse does net always tnrn
out TO lie 4 clipper Of horse.
The longes. Erssian names are as
easily spoken Ia that country Us Smith
is in this.
Canes are Low male Which holl i
pint of whisky. Ali m=h has 10 10
is to raise cane and implue'
The Hartford Post says that heather
is persou who won't accept your Own
particular religious belief.
Sardires are now made of mutton,
oil and ,ishboneN. and 10 one bga 10
troub,e himself about ;ne fishery cues
ton.
Men ard women cannot 60 100 lar i'll
books. but ct tie table II Is a different
thing. Always use the FORK to take
pickles.
A Cleveland coroner SAYS that the
publication o. Cases OF sulci"e ought 10
be prohibited, as it influences others to
follow the example.
Tie Kansas schooima an who com
planned of the Triggers oi tie pttsent
winter 10 the Board OF Trustees, was
told to warm UP on her ortbography.
The weather in New Jersey is SO
thoroughly miserable that the details
of a first class scandal won't make Il
woman happy over fourteen minutes.
II is estimated that men have given
more thought to some device to i'sien
snspender buttons than they nave to
/ ,,t .,f g..ia nhItnQ-
ophy.
When Governors of States will give
Friday the go-by as hangman's day, II
NAV look reasonable to argue with ig
noraut people that there's nothing Ii
dreams.
1t seems to be the opinion of the
Chicago Tribune that majority OF tn.
Wall Street Spectators are neither ouiis
nor bears, bat jackasses. This doesn
apply to those no WIN.
woman at Marshaltown, Ia, bought
twenty cents worth Ut srsenic and hall
q pound of baking-pnWder. She pu
the arsenic in chest in the garrett ano
used the baking powder III the pantry
and yet she poisoned twenty-one OF hel
boarders with arsenic.
A New York hotel cook says tina
shad are not fit fish Tor any body t.
eat, and his observations go to prove
that only persons of depraved taste evel
call for shad. The shud Will therefore
back water and give the sucker iron
seat.
A lightning train between New Yori
ard Boston Is tirstrate thing, bu
when il comes to cutting down Tie ouiy
stop for Refreshments 10 eight minutes
1t is Just trlfle monotonous. just l
little too American. -. Boston Her
aid.
Postmaster James is the right man
H. not only declines public dinper
but refuses credit belonging 10 Ina
assistants. Ii he would only reduc'
the number of postoilices namec
Washington ITO twenty tive or thirty
he would make lots Of people real hap
py.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
,Ax rsAscrsco, Jrly d. ,sa

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
TESTIMONIALS:

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Wicked for ClergYmen

Rey.-- Washington, u c, write. d,
believe i. 10 be all wrong and even wicked
for clcr. ymen or other pubic men to he lie
INTO giving testimonials 10 guack doctors o.
vile stuff, called medicineo. tut when {
really mcrturiouS article made Of valuable
remedies known to all. that all physician:
use and trust in daily, we should freely com
mend IT, | therefore ch,crfully and hearth.
commend II Bitttrs for the good thel
have done me and my friends, firmly 5elitv
ing they have no cqusl ior family Use. vii
not ~ without them.'-INew York Baptls
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