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, 1881-06-16

1fANHlHhutui, ra.. Jullu lA-4A writ 0t u1andn-
mus wus Kruntod this afternoon On StaN-TFeas-
peEsauon til nIelnlera Of tho Legislature. aud
1uAde retuFnlblc uH the I'D lllat.
, 1881-06-16

JACKSONVILLE. Ill. Juno la,-The people hpse
pronounce w. Z. Coups fuus-rtu8 circua md
raris hsppodrotne ths btGResk and bes& show
atat HasA hgpp. That RrttleA il.
, 1881-06-16

1t "f H sSTR sn II ~ ,S foii"seA hy %se's.e
Tt an,.sy s snx S wv VIC e tH% H% w., rrsry I! NV wv
lnM,,si,rv, anh lllIus,is frnrn ii ~ pcr crnt:
Thu r'1"'tt Of tho Ginlrtnr11hster.tlot"ral 4
tIusatall,!!nu. *!,4It4s; M: lunnr, St,.P::. Thu
l'nlnnna nj hai!a ,u1m ~. lSt! WA *s7;.is; und
rls Aiiutant-tscneral's report shows That
&ttti9iM w!s nsnH,',l,s' for rgl!ef tl!'r!nH tlia
s@Sy ;'st Y .s s % If liz ' ssp;' s 'sfS fsy ;l'
sss @!. Il sts @ ar,s IL s, IT, ssk ysr. as ses
i,Ht;'ler Ii H.asl standt.a tlca. q, lSsl, 1oa:s;
tihnltlat r.ltAninE sl,slrtc,t NJ tl.ia dato. 44i
,lrnprc'' d!Irl,E tho yoAr. t,h1.
4 stsnl.lttnn WITS atlnl'tnl tnnptM't = commit.
delays III lin ssttIplutilt Gf t"'ls!1n oafu,s. s
n.,,lfor with tho h,nd Of lilo Pension iInrc!t
with r!cw tH prsH,llru snch legislation ~ will
wis sntr,i during tlle discussion TINT mi lcs+
than 05:aA' slalII'. havu t'c.n i,c'rsng fnr fso
Waahln4to,,, was appointed as head Of tho co'1s-
To %.aSna'e % eonsest nt !!r nr4t s es ;, neas.
beautifully ,l.car.tcd With !ln4s, cyersrcehs.
antl army lMdxcs, was pnskod lron,. rIt 10 .nme
nf indianapolis. WolcouHs nd,lrxscs wuro .!c!v-
rnnitnan.lnr.iI..cucf WavHrr responded very
lltrkci Init, i,y tho presentation ut handsomely
emgrssscd ntl' rra1nnl resolutions nf respect t,
Iasi.E,nna'iacr % Hin.,,' ~ , ta prtsemtMi'@dl
tjMllny niit rcstN,,ldul tn y Corporal Tanner In
II vury c!.a,s1cnt u,atlrrAs. Following this nj Gle:
Hunt Yt ttsllfu vet III dIntIiGns WIZ f,sy.sUlted
IL tst-t'Hln.1ln,lt!er Enr.,Shhw. of Ohio. by uen
Chill ttnzznr'i. ns pcnnsylsai'n.
0tn. Wagner. t!crce!vlitg SnIl1tnr ttnrrson ttl
tho Mtcnt(st GlinIl hElsI t| Tho ainKR mrll KrcNt
app!.ltisp slieru hn ticttvtFrd stirring i+reccii
ut ten Htlnli.ra. The prM:ccusuu% wrru pFcus.
n
ln,,sle, md ut tho c,*o a etllatlun, wiz served,
1rn. sturr'i, nf Mussari,l:etts. WILL u under
io.ing, OF Ohio. Hgnlor vicu-C Command
CIrf.
, 1881-06-16

Ep<eta1 psspatsh 10 1As chtedao 7dau'1
AunoNA, H., June l5.-Ar. L. ". l,:Hs NJ.
was united in marriage this eycnlng 10 "'''
EnMa G, Iapp.
, 1881-06-16

HUSBAND AND WIFE DROWNED,
ATLANTA. ti.l, June l1-J0hn Middleton
md wifi fell out 1T II lH,at nj lsogers' Mills,
nrlnw County. yesterday, and both wcre
, 1881-06-16
tho snti sfactou. nr the child either. fte took
himself oil. Rrlu1bl!nY and threatening.


II rrn'rt w;,s rlr.tllut"! that s1c intrntch o
rnIn,IIt,nl hy II l,lriynf Ills rnuatnlltl spirit =.
it4,lHBf return, h"wryrr. a,m1 u w:i+ rrhar.
will ttr tlln, that hu didn't MI ihU rnth!e;ltsnf
thr row l,rr rnhtlir with The tncts III la 'sassr.
t,n.t Ot,4 rnl,ify nilu ts shameful lttntlent TT
h!s chiidren ln'slanatton ayaI'sl llsn tuns
, 1881-06-16

EAJtlFUgSN1A VAAEN EatHs Q
SAN FRASCIsco, Cnl,, June 15.-Thu Tax
payers Convention have nominated Capt. W. II.
hlerry for Mayor.
, 1881-06-16
WASHINGTON.

\ ANA i 49, ' ~ - N<A$0
Both Upton ind Power Salts.
fed with the Treasury In.
vestigation.
Tile Inquiry Not Yet Finished
Impossibility Of pnaisl-
ing pitllcy.
Recommendations Of the Board Of
Visitors Of the Naval
Academy.
Three Runaway Chippewa Big
1njuns Visit the Astonished
Commissioner.
Tho Coin and Bullion in The Minis
About 10 30 Counted and
Weighed.
Closing Days Of the Greatness Of Le
Duo, Commissioner Of Ag~
riculture.
Isurliilgamo, the FREQ Lover,
nIakcs ln Unsuccessful
Raid.
General Baokwardness Of tho Pension Of
foe-Beck On Virginia
Politics.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
Genuine Kindness.

One does not usually look for ex-
amples of unselfsh kindness in the ex
periences of railroad car travel. But a
Missouri paper, the Md Continent, has
the following testimony to such case
by an old man who keenly appreciated
the service done him, and the beauty OF
its answer to the question, Who is my
neighbour"
1t was perhaps the hottest night of
the season. The temperature of the
cars was terrific. After long and
dusty ride. / found that my telegram
for berth in sleeping-car for Chicago
on the train from -, had miscarried.
Moreover, there was no sleeping-car on
that train, the Knights Templars hav-
ing taken them all to the city. We
picked one up at ay-station, but the
berths were all pre-engaged.
was resigning myself to hot and
weary night when the colored oonduc-
tor came to me to say:
"There is young gentleman, sir,
just retiring, who wishes you TO take
his berth and let him sit up instead"
l declined, sending back my thanks.
The conductor returned.
He says, sir, he can't see you sit up
all night; he is much younger, he says,
and can bear it batter; indeed, he won't
mind sitting up at all if you will take
his berth.
Presently came the young man him
self en- dishabille, with such sincerity
of kindness that I yielded. In the
morning he greeted me with, 81 hope
you had good night of it, sir; I got
along nicely; III be older, perhaps,
some day myself"
If he lives to be so, I hope younger
men will show him similar courtesy
and genuine kindness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
Worth in his /" Studio"

Dress with Mr.. Worth is q fine art,
worthy of calling into exercise the
highest humane faculties. He knows
everybody and seems to be an acute
Judge of character. He is great in.
yentor, and even at his dinner table q
sheet of paper is often by his side, and
on it he draws designs for new cos
tunes calculated to fill the sex with
envy. His favorites are the American
ladies, and they are his best customers.
For them he exerts all his talents.
When a lady goes to be posed for a
costume, she stands on q pedestal and
he is his eyes over the work that
others have produced after his direc-
tions, and tries the effect of pinning the
trimming on here and there, until he
strikes something fitted to tho lady
own particular style. He then stands
off looking at his work, resuming the
pinnipg and unpinning again-like a
sculptor engaged in putting the finish
ing touches to a statue.
"This dress should be taken in here
and let out there" said rash Ameri-
can lady once to Mr.. Worth, who was
graciously pleased to superintend the
momentous operation of trying on.
Madame" said he, am obliged to
you for your advice, and your ideas
shall be carried out" And 80 they
were, but she never saw MIR. Worth
again. One must not dictate to the
dictator.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
Hawkeye Chances.

There are doctors who could not cure
q ham if some one did not first tell what
allied it,. New Orleans Picayune.
A Frenchman saw negro smoking a
new meerschaum, Thunder y he
exclaimed, why the pipes coloring
him."
James Gordon Bennett has five homes
and no wife, Elk. Well, that is better
than five wives and no home Norris.
town Herald.
There is no man on earth to whom we
owe so much, yet whom we pay so
grudgingly, as the schoolmastsr.-L Nor
ristown Herald.
New apartment houses in New York
reach nine stories in height. These
ought to be popular along the elevated
railway lines.
The Philadelphia Nens does not be-
lieve that even Ingersoll has tho heart
to tear from the nursery the dear old
faith in Santa Claus.
Captain Nye, who commanded the
steamer StoninSton at the time of the
Narragansett disaster, is now a member
Of the police force of Providence, il. /.
Would some power the gifiie gle us
to zee others as they fea themselves,
then one would know what to get fer
Christmas presents. - Phllalclpnia
News.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
The Change in the Frog.

Nowhere in the animal kingdom is
there SO favorable an opportunity for
peeping into Natures workshop rs in
the metamorphoses of the frog. This
animal is o worm when it comes from
the egg, and remains such the first four
days Of its life, having neither eyes nor
ears, nostrils nor respiratory organs.
1t crawls. 1t breaths through its skin.
After while neck is grooved into the
flesh. Its soft lips are hardened into a
horny beak. The different organs,
one after another, bud out, then pair
of branching gills, and last, long and
timber tail. The worm has become o
fish. Three or four more days elapse,
and the gills sink back into the body,
while in their place others come, much
more complex, ARRANGED in vascular
tufts, one hundred and twelve in each.
But they, too, have their day and are
absorbed, together with their frame
work OF bone and cartilage, to be sue
ceeded by an entirely different breathing
apparatus, the initial of second car
tilatedgroup of radical changes. Lungs
are developed. the mouth widened, the
horny beak converted into rows OF
teeth, the stomach, the abdom en-, the
intestine prepared for the reception Of
animal FOOD in place OF vegeta BILE; four
limbs, fully equipped with hip and
shoulder bones, with nerves and blood
vessels, push out through the skin,
while the tail, being now supplanted
by them as a means of locomotion, is
carried away piecemeal by the absorb
ents, and the animal passes the balance
of its days as an sir-breathing and
hesh-feeding batrachian.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
The Other Side.

1t il not infrequeatly said that when
TU,u, H"ve exhausted all that they
might az ar the sphere which has been
immemorially left to them in the way
of improving manners, fashions, cook
cry, household arrangements, and the
present luxurious standard of living,
and SO making their full contribution
to social happiness, simplicity, and re-
tinement, then it will be time enough
for them to talk of claiming share In
the government of the country. No
one with thinking brain can fail to
see that this reasoning is absurd, for
the low is not reached from the high,
but the nigh from the low. We do not
come into the world matured and wise,
and lose our wisdom and creep into
baby hood. We come into life in ignor-
ant, tiny infancy, and pass into matur-
ity, and by searching and plodding
come into the atmosphere of learning
and wisdom. say, therefore, the first
thing to feel in life is Cne's position,
and AS .one feels that position and
values it, SO will he or she shape their
lives. Aud whether men see it or not,
the first step to the attainment and exc
cution of the excellences alluded to is
the feeling of self-importancs. To
speak of the exhaustion Of social hap
piness and refinement, 10 to speak of
the exhaustion of nature; and say, to
make woman feel she is important is to
give strength and elevation to her
character. I am not fighting for
woman's suffrage; I am fighting
against the principle on which it is
withheld. To set her aside and force
her to feel she has no hold on society,
and society has no hold upon her, ex-
cept so far AS she contributes to the
happiness and comfort of those who
have hold on society, and on whom
society has a hold, 10 to level your
women with the flowers of the field and
the fishes of the sea, the one giving
pleasure, the other giving food.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
Time Enough .

Yes, You will love and marry. 1t is
we'll; it is right; but do not be in such
q hurry to he grown up and away from
home. Life will never give you any
thing sweeter, better, happier than you
have now. No love purer than your
mothers; no care more kindly than
your fathers. no cempanionship like
that of your brothers and sisters.
Even to the man who loves you, you
will not be little Lilly who was baby
olce, who learned to walk and to talk,
Al Il was prettier than any other baby
ever was, nor the little girl who was SO
wonderful u genius wien she played
her first tune on the piano, or worked
her first book-mark. He who falls in
love with you will have known twenty
pretty girls and have been in love with
half of them. In some things you will
fall short of somo one he has known.
Your eyes will net be as fine as those of
Miss Lavinia, and you Will not make
cake as his mother does.
Here you have been perfection, even
if prudence kept your parents from
saying SO; they cannot believe any one
quite SO nice as "our Lilly"
All there is time enough. Linger a
little where some one else shoulders
the burthens and gives you all the ease;
where the love is love that does not
change because Of new face; where
the fonder you are the more you are
adored.
1t may be all that you hope in the
new life you long for, butt may not /;
and assuredly the childish freedom from
care will never come again when once
you are the one to shoulder the bur-
thens.
You will do.it gladly, if you are a
good woman, for the sake of little crea-
lures yet unborn. You will bear all
that womanhood brings uncomplain-
ugly, aud may tender heart be your
pillow in those days when you know
what life really is; but there is time
enough, time enough. Linger a little
at the threshold which, once crossed
can never be yours again n. Y.
Ledger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

DRuNK.-A strange incident occurred
recently in Easton, Pa, which was wit.
messed by several persons. Some men
dropped whisky flask on curbstone,
making pieces Of it. The bottle con-
tanned whisky, small quantity of it
remaining on some of the pieces. A
sparrow flew down from O tree and
commenced drinking the liquor. In q
few minutes the bird began to stagser
and could scarcely hold up its head.
Presently it dropped over dead-drunk.
The little fellow was picked up by a
peanut vender and properly cared for.
In a short time it few away, apparently
sober,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
electrified Men.

The stories told by African travellers
-. ,lc marv, llpus sights they have
"a ";,nnssei do not dull the popular Curl
W. For each tourist i'll that land of
anJcrs is expected to go where no one
also has been, and tell something that
No one .lse has seen. The latest travel
~ fnltills these expectations. as the FOL
Most people are familiar with tie
g spark" which may be produced uu-
,or certain conditions by stroking the
travellers i'll Clnada and other cold,
arv countries have witnessed the still
more remarkable phenomenon Of the
human body being turned into con.
1nctor of electricity, and the possibIll-
~ of lighting the gas 10y merely
nlacing ones iinger-given the nee
assary conditions of electrical excite
ment-near the gas JET, without any
Mr.. 4. ". Mitchison, the African
traveller. who is engaged in writing y
narrative of his exploring expeditions
in Western Central Africa, gives some
still more startling fucts.
He states that one evening, when
striking an African native, in moment
Of anger. with a .cowhlde whip, he was
astonished to see sparks produced, and
still more surprised to find tho natives
themselves were quite accustomed to
the phenomenon.
He subsequently, found that very
light touch, repeated several times I'M
der certain conditions Of bodily excite
ment. and in certain states OF the al
mosphere, would produce succession
of sparks from the bodies OF native men
"a well IS native cattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

The Michigan University may do its
best, as it now boasts it is doing, to en-
large its facilities Tor scientific educa-
ton. but the Eastern colleges will beat
it every time. A member of the senior
class OF the Sheffield Scientific School
at Yale College has just won the silver
cup for the Yale College championship
in lawn tennis. The man who says that
the classics preponderate over scientific
studies at our institutions of learning
does not know what he is talking about.
i Detroit Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

A BARsER's W1r.-An eccentric bar
Der opened q shop under the walls Of
the kings bench prison. Two windows
being broken when he entered II, no
mended them with paper, on which ap-
peared. (" Shave fora penny" with the
usual invitation to customers. and over
the door were scrawled these lines:
Here lives Jenny Wright. Shaves
as we'll as any man in England-almost
not quite" Foote. the great actor
(who loved everything eccsntric), saw
these inscriptions, and, hoping to ex-
tract some fun from the author, whom
he Justly concluded to be an odd char
acter, he pulled off his hat. and thrust
ing his head through paper pane into
4 the shop. called out: Is Jenny
Wright at home?" The barber imme-
diately forced his own head through
another pane into the street, and re-
piled, "No, sir; he has just popped
out" Foote laughed heartily aud gave
| the man guinea.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

A curious new club is about to be
established in London at Albert ter
race, Knightsbridge. 1t is to be
founded by bach lors, who are to be
allowed to invite ladies to dinner. When
member marries. he is to be per
mitted to retain his membership on
payment of fine of 25 guineas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

MEAT PIE.-Take all the odds and
bits of meat left from each meal-the
more kinds the better. chop fine. line q
deep dish with rich crust. a layer of
meat with sprinkle Of salt and pepper,
q few pieces of butter and little flour;
when filled turn in one small cup of
water; cover with thick crust and
bake two hours.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

Conn CAKES. One cup uf sweet milk,
tablespoonful Of white sugar, one egg,
one tablespoonful of butter, one tea
spoopful Of soda and two of cream
tartar; make as stir as batter. They
arc delicious for breakfast.
"Our days are often evil because We
have made III III so.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

The times are 80 prosperous that no
organ grinder who respects his position
will now accept anything less than e
quarter. You may drop penny into
his hat, if you wish. He will not throw
it away, but te will not say Thank
you" for any sum less than 25-cent
piece with milled edges.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

The railroads in course of construc.
ton across the continent stimulate
Eastern trade to an enormous extent,
and will develop vast regions OF virgin
country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

WRINALnD SILKs.-To make silk
which has been wrinkled appear exact
ly like new. Sponge it on the surface
with weak solution of gum arabic or
white glue, and iron on the wrong side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

WHAT He DIDN'T BREAK.-Rev. MIR.
Genutiux fell down stairs last Sunday
morning with flower vase in one
hand, pitcher of water in the other,
lamp globe under his arm and china
saucer tucked in his coat pocket. He
was trying to carry all these things
down stairs and he succeeded. Bat
when he got them to the bottom and
his anxious wife screamed from the
head of the stairs to know if he had
broken anything, he took an account OF
stock and calmly reported that he had
broken every thing but the Sabbath. "
"Tho only thing petulantly COM
meuted his careful and economical wife,
THAT we could afford to break"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

instruction ends N the schoolroom,
but education ends only with life. A
child is given to the universe to edu.
cate.-G Robertson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

Drive two large nails through two
spools, AZ far apart as your broom
handle is through, and hang your
broom on, brush up, to heepit straight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

High French heels made New York
belle lame. 1t is not the custom in
New York, as it is out West. to go
"Well heeled.".
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

There is nothing SO saa as Happiness
to the unhappy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

Ohioans, on leaving home, always put
swallow tail coats i'll their carpet-bags,
says the Cincinnati Commercloi, IN an
ticipation Of invitations to State din
ncrs,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

PHOS.
ent I'D.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

HATE
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11

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aScS.
, 1881-07-30

tor. who, with,kts wife, hfs brother tnufn. and
Allce Ahodca, were sentenced to, ie1th If, iii
fot starving Louia' wifo to doRtb. Tho yorfiIns
was returned at II o'clock OF 4 cold ana fnrTT
.nlght, but tho adlAccnt streets wofo rrpwtfmfit.
anu y WIS hailed with triumphant yeljs. wfiio
JMstlco aaHk!ns, In passfnH aortcuco c.tllcti
!!a sn9 prleonnhs pM0ns0 IN crlmo no blnok and
neo4s that ln AL tho recorua Of crime It wniiid
" y. ulnfa!t " and ite parallel" Just tvs wcnks
ho , sentences or tho others wcre commutot. Il
t9ny be doubted whgther undor less cxutetne
circumstances tho prisoners would hsyo btoti
ae0ulfted, or At tho worst convicted al
The loHer grade Of homicide. The third
death d, wns that Of tho fathor Of Mr. Charles
aM;IneF .s;rneF NfnFlt who died 80 mystcrtously i,y
9S, ioiso,niar ntt antinnony. lIo hat married i
n;ss.n'nR ;,as. WIDOW, Mss. Florence lttcArtlo. who
nad t',att,tainod trscEuiar reIations with Dr.
H. ~ pyeneo thd that thoao had been removed.
should haye desired her hi,shanC's death. nr
that tho husband had n,,tamp,atGti mi.
eide. !tls dying declaration wis TINT he
nau poIsone4 tEnAef. but with lal3danuu1, a
ArttR ho could not hava takpn. Offers Of turRo
fpwards never produced uny testimony Is 10
isa i.1ave Pei, e. poisoned or to show that Mis-.
cesscs, leaving Dr: Guilty d largo Jun, of
money and hor Jewels Curioiisly enu,,gh.
Wneh tho elder Hr. Dfav0's vino ce!lnr wag dis.
poscu ot two Year, ago some sherty YVES fOuutl In
Wnlon n hntimony had boom ptacc,f, md 1t eauo
o0t tnas th0 younFor gentleman had secretly
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