Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-18

g~rlrch' Oh = st.tug.
, And the Ha-roa SCISSORS grinder vi II his
thug ng-a-'lnE.'
- Ncw ORGANS lis,! 'inc.
| Water as q Drink.
/ Many persons dunk ordinarily as lit
! tie water az possible, ana none If all at
meal times, because ttey snrp0er that
! water uilutes the gastric Juice. Expert.
ments, however, show that uilntion
does not diminish the direGi;va power
Of the gastric juice, rad further, that
water alone. 40 we'll as cold food. awak-
ems its secretion.
\ paper, read hy d.. Weber, Of Bos-
ton, at a meeting OF a learned medical
society, took the grount; to-, water,
used moderately at meals, is beneficial;
an5 that large class Of persons drink
too little.
The result is il too little water is
drank especially if the person eats
heartily the rerspiiation and tie kid
ney secretion are diminished. Not
only they. but the waste of the rystem,
which can be removed only in Il state Of
solution, is not eliminated with suili-
cient regularity and fullnc.s. and the
system becomes gradually c!o@Sed by
i Tba ocnumui,t;nn ia ali .,,t from
dav ~ DIV but in TINA ,,p,,I,,.ant
! symptoms are developed.
"Thasa avmntoms ave Of an i,,7~tinife
cbar,ctcr. 1iscomfcrt evrn pain. some.
times in one place and ;Ometi,nps in an
other constitution. ana unhealthy hue
Of the skin.
I p.tients "a,iI D. Wa5h,.. who
Ir,rl. 80 m1,. th9n a t,ut OF water a
/ l.y nay. toll. me th,t targ %syA not
! t!,ir.,r. yhrv w,rn surrrisuG when
/ fn!t +, ir;rL more. Those Nba have
/ fn1ln..,l this .Yl,rr..i,,, jyt.,... ,etrse
If , wa,k INV, ,lrv. lnya, t.;,.e. and
.rr.,.r.ns ,,,n-. H.. .rr,, .,i,,,., ..- ,.,f,ra
r,..
W.r.,,- v.lt,r t,,, q, into tbc
,t,r.' q o.. ,,,a ,,,iiiv.,.b. .n.I hv
/ w., 49, r,..,Ia. tbtSl rs ..'I..an.
,,,.. ,,r,t; asa, it, o.,-,,.l. ..,i.,lly
halif.., ~, hn r|,,.,o r'.., ~ ,t..,.ts
80. ,.,'.t.I. ~ ;,"gol &, .,.r ia
l',....'.., ..,.,.,,n. ny .,4f'. f..,,,,,,an.
,,r.
CINLulI.E ) t.t"5rlu:;5.- doubt
;;,r,s. I'm. .,.,.,. tl.,r ravrl yities to
,h.u ", p.,l,,H e4 ,,n.e;rIn. Wen was
y ,,t,ip g,j,ow. l,tiiu woriLu I,yjno)
rlrc ylsitaa tl.n ,.;y.wifh nv father.
IL. round iron rates inlnlJ il the side
walks attracted NV WONDERING attention,
, Mt knowing for what thoy ware do.
stencil thov were ori?irors +, mo. and
wos IN constant sn9r ;pa;. | shonlI step
on ore and fall through into soma con.
cn,jel ire. or n least in.o s2r}e deep
nl,co AMI ,ithny l,c hnrnt to lnoth or
ki1in1 ar rttnrlv Loaf IA via,v fnrever.
80 tba. I got no i,!ea of The great citv.
AVID p,w notb;uo hut tba or;diroua. 10
this d,y. novrr walk over one with
ont y smile at how they puzzled my
Young brain. I asked q question or
two. and uttered more than ono excla-
nation of fear and surprise about the
pridirons: but received no answer, GER
harried on; SO that. when / had abso-
lutely travelled across the great city, +
got no impression OF it but that it was
p,nc. tan uf ayfui gridirone. \ word
or two from my father would h4yo been
of great advantage to mo. and spared
me the terrors OF t.llt memor.ble walk.
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PARTISAN HATS.-Ihego elaborate carl
catures OF fashion were worn at nn " art
reception in Paris, by the leaders OF
fashion IN that brilliant city. Nine.
RNtazzi appeared IL a coal-heaver's hat
Of slack velvet, conceallng her shout
ders beneath the slop:ng brim, made to
prevent the coni-du9t from creeping
down the collar; the Princess do Sagan
in hat towering high, onclrrled by
feathers OF many coiors; Nine. Peroul
IN Raubens hat, which had evidently
h2en rescued from beneath tue wheel OF
her carriage; while that OF her hclghbor
had vlSibiy been snatchcd too late from
to imita.e birds most, mndo OF rough
fur. from the crown of whicA aprang
bunchus Of grapes; another torn from q
mossy hluk and covered with mush.
rooms and daisies.
PUNISHMENT IN TIE AMERICAN ARMY.--
Their discipline is very bevcre.iho power
Of tho officers over tho soldiers very