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

Did any scientific physician know the
formula from which Ammen's Cough Syrup
is prepared, he would not only recommend
but prescribe 1t to his patients troubled with
II cough or cold, or any disease of tie throat
and lungs. Try it. 1t has no equal. For
the benefit of those who would say, AN
other humbug," trial l5-cent size is pre-
pared Ask your druggist to get it for you
In bottles at - cts, so cts, 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Important to Farmers and COun-
fry PrOOlp

Compare your g"prery bills with the following
Price Current mi Ii You can make saving as
UUduuhtedl, You Va send Tor supplies dire fly 10
III. c.ty. Sbara0rO - Co.. the Pioneer
GrOcrrs. S3i NashiE xtOp street, san Fran
els %, vii promptly III yJ1T orders, large slna ii.
wi Iout "ny rouoie or Inconvenience 10 yourself
Sc al I-r sample O.dr r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

SAN Francisco, November %, 1879.
STANDARD SOAP COMPANY-GENTs
Alter u plumber OF trials Of Soaps, have
earned that the PHOSPHATE is certainly
he very hes; for shaving. | thank you for
its introduction. JAMES Z. ARTHUR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Meals, all kihds. per .<5,
All other groceries and provisions sold at SAINT
reasonable low rates.
oar immense sales permit us 10 Keep our stock al
ways supplied with fresh pOO,ts, and our prices al
ways iOtctr than any other house in the cry
All goods guaranteed. sold III quantities u suit al
wholesale prices, promptly delivered or carefully
packed and shippe. free Country orders, accom-
panied BY cash (Which may be computed from abov,
list and unit sent either by postal order u ex
pre- - lille with III patch.
Goois sent By freight. and shipping receipt sen
through Wells. Fargo Co.. &C. o. ID when d. sire
We have recently made exten' i've Improve
ments in our who.s lie dep rtuent by c"n iectins
store with Merchant ot. and all the Gay 81
Mirkcts.
Ifany article is desired which Is not on this list
the price IL be seat II. mai Oh application.
Remember the address.
ABA al BORO n CO..
SOL Warrington street. San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Drug Store For Sale

Or TRADE, AZ "a riiic", "n account OF Ealing
a. alth. Apply, or wfilc, 10 y. Schel!haaN,
1869 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
Tickling in Throat - Ammen's Cough
Syrup.
Nrhnnr,in1r Com Ill tnnlrl' = q Nlln Il SNrun
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Ammen's Cough Syrup cures cou CHS
colds, bronchitis and consumption.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Is 1t Possible

Tha; remedy made of such common, simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake. Dande
ion. dc make So many and such marvelou:
and won icrful cures Hop Btters do? i
must he, FOR when old and young, rich ant
poor, Pastor and Doctor. lawyer and Editor
al te-tlfy To hav ny ben cured hy them, VT
must b, li-ve aud dou no logger. See
other column - Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Not only Tor daily use on the face
arI lands, but for bathing thej
entire body, there is nothing equal
to PHOSPHATE SOAP. It Il q
thorough disinfectant and removes
offensive odors of every kind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Bcdstcads rom one to ore hundred dol
lars each, al II. Schelhaas, llth. sire e., Oak
land, Tai.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Important to Our Readers.

Important TO Our Readers.
The price current published in to-days is.
sue by Sparhoro ~ Co the Pioneer Grocers,
5Sl WASHINGTON St, San Francisco, will
prove interesting reading matter 10 our sub.
scIibers. As goods are carefully packed and
sbipped in any quantity, large or small, our
readers would d well TO send a sample order
to see how much saving they can make by
orderi their supplies direct from San
Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Pains in Chest-Ammen's Cough Syrup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

cw. In making any purcnase OF
49, In writing In response % any
advertisements I'm this paper. you Will
Dlease mention tn. sasne Of the paper
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

j, w. Shaefier Il Co.. 32l and 1913 Sac.
ramentn ST., San Francisco, employ &c
Cigars sold very cheap.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Ask for Ammen's Cough Syrup.
Try t5-cent bottle-Ammen's Cough Syrup
Bay 80 cent bottle-Ammen's Cough Syrup
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

One of the New York dry-goods
bonses has q new clerk whose father
vent in to see him the other day, and
was surprised to learn that all the sales
man had picknaraes, and he asked them
vbv his son was called Jury" " Oh. "
was the reply, he is always sitting on
cases."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Consump'ives u,c Ammen's Cough Syrup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
PH0SeGyXAFFE
ST. DAVIDS,

Contains l2O Rooms. us Howard So.
Near Third Street. San Francisco.
At Oakland ferry take Omnibus line OF
Horse Cars to Cor. Howard and Third SITS.
lhis house is especially designed as a comfortable
home gent and ladies sitting the city from
the interior. No dark rooms. Gas and running
water n each room. Ths door covered with
body Brussels et. and al of the furniture Is
made of = lid black walnut. Each bed has a sprir &
mattress with an additional hair Top mattress. max
ing them the most luxurious and healthy beds IN
the world. Ladies' wishing e. cook for themselves or
families allowed the fee uss of large, public
kiich and dining-room. til snes. Servants
wash the dishes aud keep up constant fire fr N
4, NJ to p NJ. Hot and cold baths, q large + Tor
and reading room, all free to guests. Pri of l,gle
rooms per night 50 cents: per week from 1880
upwards. Il. HUGHES proprietor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
Reliable Testimony.

Hoarseness-Ammen'e Cough Syrup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
p. N. p Co. New Seriesl.
Needham's E Glover

Blossoms and Extracts. cure Cane. r,
salt Hh~un, and ALI blood DIS. ases.
For references circulars and particulars address "
a.. NEEDHAN. p. o. Box A2x. san Jose. Cal,
Sole Agent for Pacii CO4si
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-02-25
SNOW BLOCKADE.
Sutiefings OF Men And Beasts In Mime
sofa Ana Montana

-. Paal Him. Feb. lt.-..ae snow
hloekada az various line of the railroads
throughout tins stat IS bang slowly
raised. i dispatch from Montevido.
on The Hastings 4 Daion road. says
every man III town turned out yester-
dav wi'h snow shovel. \ volunteer
force went through 300 feet of snow.
whleh ranged from three to FIVE feet
deep. The anxiety 10 re-cstabliSh rail
road communication is such that bus
ness men nave taken the inatter entirely
out o.'the hands of the railroad conf any.
Drifts ~ feet deep are frequently met
with. IN which the snow is paked SO
hard Il shovel can hardly he forced INTO
ii. Out of one en-; mile long between
Granite falls and Minnesota falls the
snow had To be thrown out by tiers of
men, one stationed few feet above
the other.
Fearful reports come by private let
ter iromthe neighborhood of Helena.
Montana. One farmer writes that snow
has fallen constantly for seven days.
at most places it is three feet deep. but
1t many places ii is dritted 10 depth OF
from . To II feet. Cattle and sheep
are starving 10 death: IL dollars per
ton Is paid for hay which is scarce at
that: - cattle in lot died few days
ago Those who have sufficient
strength will follow load Of hay Il or
Comics in hopes Of getting a bite.
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Germany.

BERLIN. Feb. l6.-The Emperor
William speech at The opening of the
Reichstag yesterday contains an i'm
portant appeal to the working classes
which is expected to influence the cleo
tons. which will probably be held in
June next. The emperor says the
remedy for the socialist excuses must
be sought not only in the repression
but equally in the positive attempt to
promote the welfare of the laboring
classes. His majesty says he hopes
the Wcrkmen's Accident Insurance
bill will be welcomed by the reichstag.
as a compliment to legislation against
the social democracy. In the same
category is the bill TO regulate the
constitution of trade guilds by afford
ing means for organizing the isolated
powers offersons engaged in the same
trade, thus raising their economic ca
pacity and social and moral efficiency.
The speech announces that bill for
biennial budgets will be again pre-
sented for consideration of the reich
stag as the allied governments are
still suffering from difficulties insepera-
bic from the simultaneous sitting of
OF the imperial and provincial rarlia-
ment.
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Backwards and Forwards With
E1ual Sense.

The clever Puzzle Editor o: the
London Truth exercises immense inge
nuity in providing entertainment 10,
his readers. He offered a prize tor
sentences making sense whether read
backwards or forwards. Here are
several sent IN:
Die slowly finding day, winds rIourfnl sigh
Bright stars are waking:
Ties owlet. hooting. holdIn. reycl high.
Nightly silence holding.
solomon had vast Treasures silver
and gold thing, precious. Happy and
rich and wise was he. Faithfully served
he God.
She sits lamentng sadly. often too
much alone
Dear Harry Devotedly yo1rs remain
/. Hay- Won forgotten go chrque :
Reply Immediately nleaSe. and hand 10
vonrs- Grace Darling.
Man is noble ond generous often. hui
sometimes VAIN and cowardl,
Carefully boiled eggs are good and
palatable.
Love is heaven and heaven is love.
youth SAYS All beware, sayf age.
IRVING is poverty and tieetiue Is leyc.
Badly governed and fearfuly troubl-
cd COW is Ireland.
Adieu. darling. Time flies fast: sails
are Sc. boats are ready. Farewell,
Exercise take excess beware;
Rise early and breath free air;
Eat slowly. trouble drive away.
Fec; ,garmi>h is-ep: blend work with play.
Matter and mind are mysteries.
Never mind. What i matter: Mat
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-02-25

Missouri is tile hub of the American
universe. 50 10 speak. being geosraph-
ically ana politically i center. but ii is
not generally kEown that here III this
state is the identical Salt river up which
deteate,. politicians anG parties are sup
posed to lake trip Immediately after
an election. 4 New York paper max
ing inquiry into the first use of the
phrase '''oin" up Salt Salt river has
learned the origin Of the term. which
is given u follows: Shortly after the
admission OF Missouri. a candidate for
congress WAS defeated by al oyHrwheim-
ing majority in thi, state: INDEED. 50
badly was he beaten that he determined
Ia leave the district IL winch he ran
forthwith. without on,uiting his neigh
hor>. He retired to the neighborhood
OF Florida. Mo Shortly after. on being
inquired for by SympithiMng friends.
they were informed that he had Gone
mp salt river. Salt river Mo-. is form
ed by three branches which unite near
Florida. 1t flows thence east. and after
Il serpemtine course OF 81 miles enters
the Mississippi river in Pike county.
Small steamboats, can ascend from It's
mouth to Florida. There being Salt
river in kenucky. which empties into
the Ohio, i similar story is reported of
a gentleman (Davy Crockettj who ran
for congress there and who was badly
beaten, lat the Missouri river Is the 81
mon pure salt river is therefore con-
venientlv located for the politicians, he
ing about equidlStant from all sides of
the Union. The salt river district III
congress is now represented by Hon
4. II. Buckner.-.St. Lo"is Chronicle.
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IMgY aag

~-o,. ~ - d . 5sp
I,lvc -, ,, ii,i IN ut only afee-. ---r,
80 cay " TO- rs .,.-'I rofIs i -, -,
-. l-s az. iseii.htb vrys Flir[S ~ -
- 4or y \ssIz. G-.t.- e. e,r,s - -,
81 t'''' - -o:--y-cc a-y rsii,
PATTERSON PIANO s32o, s s3ss,
80 upwards orc ~ ~ 90. g.
otoo aud Instruction BCfs ---'- --''--'>s "-'-
gAsEliYAEW !Hc school TEACHERS.
s-7S:-as,sassa.--: You can etsif- :-,~-ca,. -
-! ~ He7oiln9 very s..i.n I.,-,7, 81 ,,.-
Particulars free -" -'- - 'i.s. IA
SIGN PAINTERS wa,te il, every section sf
P.,.,. ...lLsaAGEfsszs the unitc,l Sta.eg =!
. C.-''.s 20 answer tLis 1lyerti ..sne.t
CATAP p9n5it!enGe solicited ELUsr1 ar-,D
trrsr 7' sent Tree. ADD 5 tas !...l,,... -
x JAMES 7. PaTTE,a.liS
- i'i-st,.o='. coa.., &c :.
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pATI.ERs0E PllEG g j. I

= S--.iS - SEAAsl = n = "a y
ocyle no. ~ Is Cc.tS. T-4--zitc.y1 NJ
rosewood case 40 : ,-esl--.t -o--.-. Is1zc
s,ze, ez--S- cs--yzts les Ems we, ri
osSs, neaVY SsrDG---l = and tor. I:-c--I
1nCs al -cC--d -z-=, fo-. rT5sr- --.-e
as front + I'LL IECE Tr-Es, wiz. a-..-a
braces, f-z-ic l. grand sctiol. Dre:St-.i-. a-ss.
tull A1-ai-, th-Co rsnzsoEs, sufg Te-iI Ivory
hey Fronts. CARED iiaHmeE.. an. ever modem
nfroy leEt that teps's 10 perfection ct i-u. N!
Ga4erai Durability. Dimensions: o. - j. ...s-
Inns PIANO IS reilar.sule Tor its pm. richness
ana eveuness Of tone. AMI tie won -.ul manner
III which it sIs 1-s tho voice E2ail s-.t~, -. (,
warranted 1Cr SIS. years. az --..r.-sf on Is
days test TRIAL. anil Il at end Of .r-- j. = rot
found satisfactory and as repre-. IT. J.a rrr.
chaser can return salle 81 nv exon. fo. .--,It
both ways. Epi.1o kept rurciias-s .ravs fl.5,h.
Elch Instrument boxed anil d-ii-arl ~. boar cars
here iree OF charge. and nc T-onsy REQUIRED
ui nm IUlig tested ~ your own hone iastr-r- MS
VIII be shipped on parties ordering fi:r.,isb- ~
with good reference from Some resro.,sI = 30.
Banker or Business House =. t--eir o,s. ten. 80
m .f,.r~,
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Washington society has been pro
falndly stirrrd--one report says horri-
,iet -be the story that large number
al tickets TO the inauguration bail had
been purchased b, eolored people It
turn, on. however, that only four
ticket, have been thus disposed of, and
The I,ureha. er OF these was Senator
Bruce. TO whom society has opened lis
door "on crack at least. Eight
thousand ball tickets have ALREADY been
sold. 50 that Ex-senator Bruce and his
n,rt, ofiilree should attend they would
hardly De noticed in the crowd.
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FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.

WlsliH2ionyi'lc, o.. lure Il 1850.
Dn. r. j KEVptrL 4 60. G:n,s:- Reading
your advertisement jn Tdrf. fi.'d and Farm
III Kendall SPAWN Care, aud lmsin.- vain
able and speedy horse which lad hecr lame
FROM ,P4.in ci-=iscr mouths, sen - ft'i
for hottie by express, which IN six Ncch'
removed al ismcus-5 ard enlargement md :,
large ~plirt from, another horse sud 5S-h
horses are to-day Il, .Juud - colt The ono
hottie Vas WOrti; TO .ne one i,.udrcd dollar.
Respeetful!g yoGr, II. :. DEHr1LlIr. z. y
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Orr Factory is now running ut Kirk syill,..
Mo. and if you will conc and see us before.
hnyih" We guarantee To save you one hun
bred and twenty dollars on each rail,. of fence
Parties wanting fencin. that cannot find il
convenient 10 10 town, call upon any of
the following local agents. who will rive y,u
full Information regarling'ihc same:
John Ely, agent for Poll and Ninevch town.
ships. Adair County and Schuyler County,
Missouri.
Homer Smith, for Clay Township
Z. ID. Greenwood TOR Salt Riyer To
ID. ii Crawford for Wilson rp.
5. W. DOdson, for Peiiis Tp.
5. d. Abercrombie. for Walnut Tp
X. b. Murray. for Liberty TIP
W. II. ii. FRYE.
Paicntec and Prop
ss1H
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IIRECTORE.
Cumberland pres.,vt.r,qn nnr.,i. 10,

| Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Lnnr.ii- Rev
.iaincs u. vi. hell. - -. la.'"r lt,'im hii,
every Sabbath al | q. IN. aii,i "a "a
fnbbhili 'ciiuu! "a; J...I ii. Ia. l,a. H.. me-.
Ing, Wednesday evening, At, .:3c
/ Presbyterian Church. Rev. ! =. ;of;l
Pastor. Preaching every srcund and tliirt
Sabbitiis uf each month ut II o'clock ~ n,
and 20 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wed
evening nt 1:.n Sabbath school at g:iI
Methodist Episcopal Church j u
! Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
al u a. N. and ':"o 7. m. Prayer meeting,
| on Wednesday evening. Sunday school 4,
I $50 Il. m; Glass meeting nj 80 p. IN. OF
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
| Rev 4. V. Baylcv, Pastor. Preaching
second Sunday in each month. at II a. IN
and 81 p. III. Third Sunday. ut 1:,o p. IN
Sunday school at 90 1t. IN. Gas, meet
ings on each ID Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening.
FIRST Baptist Church-Kev. j. c. Shipp
Pastor Services every Sabbath at Il II. IN
and $50 p. III. Bible school at $50 H. m
Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings
Episcopal Church-Rev. Peter Wager.
Rector. Service, every lst, ID, and eth sun
day, at II Il. III. and $50 p. III. Sunday
school at ) p. m, of each SUNDAY. Holy
Communion, first sunday of each month,
and all festivals Of the church
Christian Church George Z. Dew. pas
tor Preaching every first and third Lord,
days. Social meeting every second and
fourth. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 4. Sunday school ut go.
Liberals and Spiritnallsts. meet at Bay
lor's Hall every Sunday evening at O'Clock
p. III.
A.O.U L. Milton Lodge No. 105.-
meets lst and Sd Thursday evenings in each
month. at Hart. Hall
|. O.G. T-Perseverance Lodge No. 12S
meets every Friday evening at 80 at Good
Temoars' Hall
a. +. & A. M.-Kirksville Ledge No. 105
meets Tuesday evening, on or before cacl.
full moon.
/. O. o. F.-Adair Lodge No. ST. meets
every Wednesday evening at $50 p. IN. ut
Odd-Fcllow's Hall
Adair Guards.-N. &. M.-Armors hall
over DcRcamers hardware store Meets
Tuesday nights Of each week. Capt. j. u.
hinncar: l>t. Lieut.. J. \. Richardson: md
Lieut., W. l.. Mccartney
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pAFTERNlK nRGaI.t.$19. 81

PAI llRSUK UNuAI 81 Il,
$40, S125, and upward III tie tees an. u, Il
beaftitIl designs. and having q e t -l i.l-.
harmonious tones 70 10 found IL. r-r cc. IN T.,
world. Pianos $500, S225, 33f5. 6 ,Jo a,.
upwnrfs. ILIUSTP ATE D CEi-A : ST.
containing full iuforrns ton, san 49,
address the manufacture. JAMES 7. IAI4f.--.,
Il U. Drawer u, bridgeport. Corn. ! 5 !.
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This paper may he found ON file at Geo. =
Roweli " Cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau
40 Spruce street, where advertising contracts
III " De made for il in New York.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

The investigation made by the At
lanta Constitution aud other Georgia
papers into Mormonism in that State,
shows more converts to the principles
of 1.-THE Church of Latter Day Saints"
than anybody could have believed.
They find that there are no less than
twelve Mormon missionaries in Georgia,
earnestly engaged in proselytizing. In
one county alone (White) there are
nearly a hundred converts, well or
ganized church. Sunday schools and
day schools. 1t is needless to say that
these Georgia Mormons are among the
most grossly ignorant people of that
State, and live in retired and isolated
spots, far removed from anything like
civilization. These Mormons have
been at their work in Georgia for sew
eral years without attracting attention,
but now that the papers have shown
the matter up, it is likely that this nest
Of polygamists will be broken up.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06
La Id "a Crime.

Ever since the first notes of rude
warfare resounded against the captures
of Helen TO the present day there has
been beautiful sacredness that sur.
rounds the name of woman. Every
noble feeling of ellivalric manhood is
aroused; every sword leaps forth when
insult is done to her fair name; then
with such sentiments brought down
even from antiquity; down until it finds
its perfection; its very acme in the
hearts of every true born Southerner,
can we consider the slayer Of seducer
a crime? One who insiduously lays
his plans, and gains the love, the per
feet confidence and trust of a pure
girl. only to accomplish his designs
God has implanted in our hearts ties
of affection that binds us to our own,
has given us the happy faculty that
make love for them the sweetest NOR
sci of life. Then if the law recognizes
self-defense as paliation for killing,
how much more should it be for the
slayer of the destroyer of all that
makes life sweet. To litigate over the
disgrace of wife or daughter would be
to court contempt, and a curse worse
than Gains should be branded upon a
human SO lost 10 chivalry and to man
hood. pss.
Every villain who lays his plans to
ruin the life of woman should know
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

WHAT ARE PISTOLS COOP For.
Pistols are used for two purposes
that We know OF, and no Others,
viz: First, to make an internal noise
on the Fourth of July, and second,
to commit murder with all the yeal
round. We know of absolutely
nothing else that they are good for.
They are not used in war any more,
for they are no use in battle. In
fantry do not carry them, and cav
airy never get near enough to the
enemy to reach them with pistol.
They are never used in hunting,
for they neither shoot straight
enough nor carry far enough to
bring down game. Why, then,
should their existence be tolerated
or their manufacture permitted
Exchange.