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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-13

TnANsPLANTING LIVE FLEsH.-A few
weeks ago tho wife of Mr.. Wilson, of
Philadelphia, was severely burned by
her dress igniting while she was stand.
ing with her back to the fire. How her
husband served her is narrated in the
following paragraph:
After several weeks of Intellectual
treatment, the physician decided that
in order to save her life it would be
necessary to transplant live flesh to the
parts where tho tissue had been de.
stroyed. and asked Mr.. Wilson if he
was willing to furnish the flesh from his
u n.
The husband at once replied that he
WAS, and ten pieces o! skin, a quarter
of an inch square, were cut from his
arm and placed on the back of Mrs.
Wilson, who soon began to improve
and 10 now in fair way of recovery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-13
Feminine Fun.

Women OF let6ers-Real estate agents
wives.
A Vassar girl is now known as "ths
exclamatory gusher OF the aesthetic
period"
The most remarkable thing about
George Eliot was that she knew she
was homely.
Never call Q woman Birdie" who
has kept your dinner waiting for three
mortal hours.
Society never finds out that wc-
man is lovely and accomplished until
her husband becomes great.
Women's hearts and violius are very
much alike. 1t takes . beau to play on
either of .them.-[ Baltimore Every
Saturday.
George Eliot" was never poto-
graphed. She had some compassion on
the sensitiveness of collodion.- New
Haven Il .gister.
The queen speech" Now, then,
Mr.. Viliium Glsdstun, ven are You q
yoin' to stop them troubles in Hire
land p Etmira Free Press.
Yesterday young lady asked Mr..
Brentano for soue high toned note pa
per. That girl 10 bound to be heard
FROM New York Express.
"Take back the love thou gavest
me-" she sang. 1t was . love Of bon
net, bnt it didn't match her complexion
and she wanted him to exchange it for
one that did, Cincinnati Saturday
Night.
The inventor of the GOODIES. of liber-
ty was a benetsctor Of humanity. He
enabled ladies to display themselves in
rsblsaux, in very scaut raimsnt, without
being guilty OF impropriety.-l Boston
Post.
The" Sarah Bernhsrdt hose" is the
latest style of stockings. and they
possess the easy utility OF being excel
lent umbrella covers Is we'll as stock
ings. We are no longer surprised at
the popularity Miss Bernhsrdt attained
in Boston. She has the true New Eng
land ankle Brooklyn Union-Argus.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-13
Vegetable and Animal Diet Com.
pared.

The vegetable eater pure and simple
can extract from his food all the prin-
ciples necessary for the growth and
support of tho body. as we'll as for the
production Of heat and force, provided
that he selects vegetables which con-
tain all the essential elements named.
But he must for this purpose consume
tho best csreals--wheat or oats--or the
legumes--beans, peas. or lentils; or he
must swallow and digest large weight
of vegetable matter of less nutritivs
value, and therefore at least containing
one element in large excsss, in order to
obtain all the elements he needs. Thus
the Irishman requires for his support
from ten to eleven pounds of potatoes
daily, which contain chiefly starch-of
which therefore he consumes super.
fuous qusntity-ysry little nitrogen,
and scarcely any fat; hence he obtains
when he can some buttermilk or bacon,
or a herring, to supply the deficiency
The Highlander. living mainly on ost.
meal, requires . much smaller weight,
since this grain contains not only starch
but much nitrogen and fair amount Of
fat, although not quits sufficient for hit
purpose, which is usually supplied by
adding milk or bacon to his diet. Or
the other hand, the man who lives
chiefly on flesh and eggs. as we'll ~
bread. obtains precisely tho same prin
ciples, but served in concentrated
form, and . weight of about two OF
three pounds Of such food is equivs
lent to the Irishman's ten or clever
pounds of potatoes and extras.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-13

Think not that morality is changeable;
that vices in one age are not vices in
another; or that virtues, which are
under the everlasting seal OF right rea.
son, may be stamped by opinion.
Thoughvicious times invert the opinions
Of things, and set up new theories
against virtue, yet hold thou unto old
morality. And, rather than follow q
multitude to do evil. stand like Pom
pey's pillar, conspicuous by thysslf and
single in thine integrity.-[Thomss
Fuller.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-13
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The color line gives them trouble in
Ireland. The orange and green.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
THE WORLDS NEWS

There were nearly 100000 strangers at
Vienna to attend the wedding Of Prince
Rudolph and the Princess Stephanie.
An effort is being made to secure the coin
age Of gold of a larger denomination than
eagles and half eagles.
MIR. Bradlaugh is about 10 issue an appeal
to the people pointing out the manner i'll
which The House of Commons IS treating
him and asserting that the Couselv ati"as, ul-
der cover of his case. jsopardize the bill
and impede the business of the cout
From news received from the Tn lal it
is feared the natives will attack thu 5oers
when the British withdraw. A lumber of
Cattre chiefs have formed a league against the
Beers.
A subscription has been opened to raise
$4,000 to complete and b~eautity Iiughenden
Church as a memorial to Beaconsield. Six
of the windows are to be illuminated and
the interior is to be decorated. \ handsome
splre will be erected with a peal OF bells the
church-yard enclosed with handsome rail
lugs- and a monument placed over the Bca-
c~onstield vault.
The cable steamer Faraday sailed from The
Thames river on the 9Th inst. with 1000
miles Of the new cable Of the Gould and
American Cable Company line.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
GARFIELD AND CONKLING.


ne huiieSQne comedy III 0n@ acl entitled
"H"rlnonlzln& the Party IS played 0ut and
b'""dy tragedy Ueglns. In Withdrawing all
the Ne" 1"rk nonlll atoms except E"beri-
son $ GARFIELD burned the brl't9e> DchhId IIn
ana destroyed all avenues .! escape from Il
combat with Conk!InS and his associates.
There Is mus all along on the republican
ilhr' an" the cl"sllng OF tn" swords OF IL"
"S'alWarla ana the "iialt orerd5 is "cttbed
Throughout the Hand. Ga!iieId daDglr> III"
scaipo OF ConkIln.'> New DIX friends, 50 10
speak, from TIE bajllemehts ct Tia" executive
mansion as the signal of wal and ietleS the
rae staiWdrt leader. Before Tie batti" Is
oNer' it is stated, he proposes t"
have the cory locks OF ConkIin@,
Fiat! and Arthur fastened to his
belt AS our dispatches state it, Conkling is
experiencing his first Bail Ran defeat
and his groWI is deep aud angry. 1t is a
hS't between giants. Each knows the con-
sequences OF defeat. If the lordly New
Yorker can maintain himself at the head Of
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

Our stock men will De pleased to learn
the reports concerning. recent outbrcah
contagious pleuro-pneumonia among catt]
Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and New York
u%nfounded. Drs. McLeon, Detmers
Law recently reported to the Department
Agriculture the result of their exam
ton of stock III the states named ali
They say that after Il thorough examina
none were found to be afflicted with the
temper in question. At the same time
almODish stock men that too much care
not be exercised in controlling the m
mcnts Of cattle and stock ears from
infected eastern states, so as to preserve
western herds from disease.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

Mr.. P. 4. Gordon, VINO is now in kilmain-
ham Jail under the coercian act on the charge
of melting to murder two landed proprietors
in Mayo was one of the traversers at the land
league trials last December, and is a shoema-
ker by trade, living in the town of Clare
morres. He is reported to be a man of con-
siderable education, and an intense Nation
alist. He is known throughout Mayo as the
"Heme Rnle Cobbler' and always figures
prominently at national meetings, being a We
hement stump speaker. He is nearly forty
years of age, small in stature, and of a very
swarthy complexion. He is now a proml-
nent figure in Ireland
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

at present is one that bodies no good to the
republican party. This party has been held
together during tile past few years by the CO.
hesive power of addition, division and 81
%lence,' and now that the principals, who
have manipulated the figures and pocketed
the profits, have fallen out, the prospects for
the future success of the great democratic
party loom up in promising proportions. TO
show that he is in earnest in this fight, Mr..
Garfield has informed the Republicans who
oppose him at the present iuncture, they will
need a letter of introduction to him hereafter.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

Mr.. John Bright, in the course of a
speech upon the Irish Land Bill r~ecently
livered in the House of Commons, defer
the emigration clause in the bill. In
course of his remarks he said !: "That
great feet assembled at Cork or Galway
offered free passage to the whole popula
of Ireland, it was probable that all-cers
that ~half-would find their way to
United States, which opened their doom
every body. He should be sorry to see d
go, but though emigration would be a i
ship to parents, it meant delivery of the
d:en from hardship and suffering.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

On The Sth inst. the affairs in Tuni> stood
about as follows: General Logelot's advance
sistance. French troops We're landing in
large numbers at Biserta. The Sultan had
assured the Bey Of Tunis that the powers
were dealing with his case, and that France
had given explicit assurance relative to her
gathered from the fact that Frencl, papers
say that NO satisfactory terms can be obtain
ed from the I}py until the town Of Tuuis
shall be occupied Turkey having despatch
ed ir0nclads tothe Mediterranean. the French
embassaIOr at Cons,autinoplo las Informed
the Porte that they will be fired upon if they
attempt 10 land at Tunis.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

The Chinese have succeeded in iuvall Z
another branch of business ON the Pacific
coast. This time they have taken to salt
water to the infinite disgust and constcrna-
ton of the old tars. Recently fourteen Of
them shipped as sailors at San Francisco on
an English vessel bound for Cork. They
were first submitted to a tast which they sat-
lsfactorly met, though not proving to be quite
as skillfnl as the regular old salts. The
whites sailors declare that the Cinnamon will
fail IN a storm on account of want of nerve.
Col. Fred Bee, vice-consul for China at
San Francisco, states there are a large num-
Der of experienced Chinese sailors no at
That port, and that several other ships were
negotiating for Monaghan crews at fair
wages. The English Captain paid those
whom he employed $25 per month, with
three months advance wages.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
THE FOREIGN EXODUS.


From tables before us we Ind that the
migration TO the uhl'ea States last year Il
thah doubled that OF the previous one.
returns OF the bureau OF Statistics show
1t amounted to the enormous number
'''' u PERSONS nearly ohe-ha'i OF vi
were females. III Io| there were but
800 VII" 'allded upon our shores. This il
deed d marvellous increase and should
'hlI& IKE III" present fa'F be MAINTAINED
the current year II VIII snow a much la
lhA'N OF h"~'Iie-Seek'lS foreigners IN Ame
imam I'r any o'iI'T one year since It's SET
lli"h'' ne cause OF TINS great Nnmlgra
may ne i"uho III u" advantages That the
IL opening up Tor Set''erS' Ihe building
'''e . |e'H l"''"c an" C'ah x Notl
Ia''"aES mas hl"'ii 10 dc IN stimulating
"F'F''oIh'u al" poorly laI0 men an" VOL
O It''"Pe 10 S''F lie" MONIES III our ~
as '''s' '"'"' approach III" coi0paiati
"h9'''l'" po'''o'S o' me great Noft1'
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

The superiority of American mechanical
enterprise and skill has again been recog-
nized in an order sent to the Patterson loco
motive works for nine locomotive engines for
a railroad in Spain.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

IT has been proposed to Professor Swift to
name the comet which he recently discovered
''The Star Route Comat,' on account OF its
irregular movement. The Professor replies
that the Star route frauds are bad enough be-
low, and he has 10 notion af elevating them
to the skies on the tail Of comet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-18

@s mar bies i'm Wcnat Yrairial tes Sab
res 1894; nnr Moden rerFcfen une iM
teieeu Wpnat Ite,miopr enoete bic 5e'
maltberrldaft Der Triau,pirn unb bas
9teainlent bes Sdredeus. Die Sefte
Der 3atbarine 9beot mar oufselSf. Der
Yroptet Rcbespierre ldderlid gemcroen
bura. feline Be,iebunsen CUR Wfutter
@pttes.
Die 5turmslcden waren pertlunsen,
bic aufriibriiden Setticneu entpaifnet.
9fobespierre lag nit 3eridmetterter &inn=
laoe in ben, Sctel be Billie. tas be
Trurpen oes gcnpents ercbert batten ;
idmeisenp ituno nit sefreujten armen
Saint SUIT an ieiner @eite !; fcin Wcrt
fam iiber feline 2ippen am Sage feines
idben Slur,es. gDer modte feline Sc
oanten ersriiuben' @s lit nur elm @dritt
pom aapitcl gum 1arpeiifden Telien ; ct
bate Jpn sentadt.
Rednete er ob nit feinem 2eben z @r
mar mddti8 9eworbcn unb srob in friber
Suseno sr bate einem Namen Tauer
seIdert er baite blutioeEEbaten pcll=
bradt. bod fur bus YdtQIaap une Die
6.eibeit. Wur cine 8sdnanS itiannte
niht. ylar einmal. elm ein3ses Wal
bate er semcrbet aus Vnit AM Mc,be.
aus nieoerer 8ade, aus peridmdbter
0iebe.
Desmal mar e8 mieber ber Ylat Der
Nerclutirn. 100 bic Triumuirn aeridtet
wuroen. 8opf an Sopf itano oas Vclt
...., teuer ,Sosnenidein lag auf ben
3uppeln Ter Iullerien uno ben Dipfsln
ibres Yartes.
Nls Sant Sult tas SdaTirt beitieS,
fog elm Noltenldatten iiter Die Come.
Wancn rief er, ais Der Senter ibn
ouf bos Drett idnallte.
. inc Minute nadber lag er neben benz
Wd& tisiten 5rantteids, resunsslos,
Staub bem Staute ...t
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Seras.

- Sn Der 9tdbe BON Der Staot @an=
qer on Der Seras Yacificbabn 1T ebel1=
fails Marmor gefunben morben. eer
BON portreffli6er Gualitdt ieln 1pll.
- Stir Sic Nuitiu uno nprbtpeitlide
l6maliprllrige 8abu ipurben big lebt
$4,000 geSei6net. $4,000 mll1lel1
nod aufgebra6t lperben.
- sSlt @eatberforb perfiinbete Der
9i1trictri6ter Dos Sobesurtbell llber
%. 81. Burton, Der einen geplhen
Sad Stub ermoroet bate. 2ebterer mar
ein gef1brli6er 9esperaoO, tpeBbalb
cine petitiom at ben @ouDerneur OBJ
ainq, in tpel6er berfelbe Inn Vermano=
lung Der Sooesitrafe in 3u6tbausltrafe
erlu6t piro.
- eSobn Martines in 8rpan ta9
Mntonette Martines nit elmer S6eere
in bie 6anb uno seriGnitt ibr cine
pulsaoer. 9ie 6rau mar bem Sobe
bur9 8erbluten nabe, ebe man drstllde
6iilfe erlangen fDnnte.
- Sn @rigbtsboro erl6lug Der Slib
stpei 9inoer bes 9errn 8raoleD. Beibe
&inber befanben li6 unter einem
9aume.
IS. s. 9obbs, ein 9lngeitellter Der
alti1ouri Yaeifebabn lit gSaco berlpiz
telte ii6 NIT Dem GuBe in einem Strit,
oil tpel6em ct einen Mauleiel fiibrte.
9as Sbier lief babon unb idleifte
Spbbs binter 5i9 ber; 2ebterer erbielt
babel 10 i6mere Wllnoen, bab er balb
oarauf itarb.
~~.- Gin aeipilier 9lugult S6ofern in
0a'ias, mel6er I6on felt laHgerer 2eit
IN ser bortigen @egenb nab @plo
lu6te, 1T bariiber pabnlinnig getpor6en
uno mubte na6 Der Srrenltalt gebra6t
,peroen.
- Die 8aumiuollenfabrif in Guero
bat ibrc Nrbeiten begpnnen.
Sn Tramflin l6iittete cine unbe=
fannte perion Strp6nim in bas Srinf=
luaiier Der Gamilie 2ansiton. Mebrere
Perionen tranten babDn uno murben
franf. Ser bittere @ei6mad be5 Wai=
iers filbrte sur Gntoedung bes Gar=
bre1ens. .raa
-Sn Dallas wurbe ein geluilier
Gpers fefgenommen, Der aus einer
3ebnboQarnote cine 6unbertoollarnote
gema6t batte uno bielelbe aussugeben
periu6te. A' .5.<.t}-5 Il
= 9as @runbeisentbum uno Die
Nfietben lino in 2areOo geitie9en. @roBe
@ei6afte tpcroen er0ffnet unb fortipdb=
reno foinmen 6remoe en- II '-3
=, Sic Gompagnie CUR Gtablirltng
einer garmmollfabrif 1T gSdco, nit
.einem &apital BON 100000 bat ibren
6reibrief erlattgt. -a- SIG
-8ei ber MaDDrstpabl in 9allas
purbe oer 9empfrat Grpwbus eripdblt.
- Das Yalmer= sullivan Snnobieat
BAT ben ccntrclirenben Nntbeil an ber
MatamoroS unb Wpnteren 8abn erpprz
ben. Der Bau ber> >Babn besinnt icfort.
Die 9feip Dorf unb Ieras Yanb
Scmpa9nie nit einent aapital BON p
Wtilltenen Dollar bat lid inforporireu
lluiisn. .Sie 9at ibren Sit in @alsefon.
Sn 8renbam brad am 1G. 6euer
in @hiuinsS Sal0n aus tnb perbreites
tel lid mad Steleigs @attlerfdeppen
unb 6euies Salcn. Die brei @eidafte
befanbeu iid in elm unb bemlelben @e=
baube, weldes san;lid ausbrannte.
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! - Dsnn tie Wtuttsrbruf bsm neu.
sttorsnen 6inpe nt&t ssndsenps Nabruns
fpeneen fann. bann II ts 3ftt Neuaab.
ter.'s sD-snt fd,es 4inbsrmetr
| pasptropbins an,uwsnesn. wsl&.s NIT
per arS6ten Qaa unb eisbs pop ben Rin.
bern 9sgplen utirb, 60 1T Der Muttsr
arpbe GrIeidbtsrun8 uno Slebt BEN Rinbe
bic bsas Mabruas ale polItummeniten Ct.
fab fur @uttsrmilG. inbsm - ole Sutsn
Snbitansen bsrfslbsn sntbdlt IS piro pcn
Nsstsn fetr smpfoblen uub ia In alien
rsnomusirten Apotteten su babsn. .-....
m w., on,
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beutfa-am,rtfantfStr

Gin btutf&amtrita nif9tr
Staats mAnn ihrttbt: :sszs.
s@atrte 5errsn = vSn ben 5alltn Der
@sisbseter tuuree i'd sinen Nntras lieusn.
uno penielben NIT Der feurtssn Berebfam.
feit einss Cicero ubtr Dsmpltenss bur1=
,ubrinsen iu6en. ben vNettunss.
anter" auf &oiitn bsr 0esieruns unter
oas Bolt pertbsilen su laEtn um baiIslbe
anfutldren uro 3u bslsbrsn. Da aber
leiosr cine bsrartioe Bswillisuns ntht
eoni1itut!onsQ TT, 70 wsrbe i'd fstne Sc.
lesenteit unbsnubt poriter ssbsn la6tn,
Sbr iberaus naBlifss Buh ptriSnlia
alien meinen Jreunoen unb Bstanntsn
auf bas Warmits 3u empfsblsn."
Der oNsttunssanter" wirb BON BEN
Dsntideu 5etl, Sn iti.ut, IL Clinton place
Stem yOrf, q. o., fur % Cts. porto.
fret perlanbt. F, pa ,-
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gine GensfraAe.

- 5ait Du is BON elnem Weniden &C.,
bort. Der trant mar, obne bab letn Masen,
feline eeber oper feline Nisrsn f& In I'm
cronuns befanbtn ? OOrr baa eu it etnsn
Weni&sn ssfannt, Der Hd wotl fa9lts,
spenn btsfe OrBane tridlaift uno unttdtis
warsn ? llno bat bu is pua elmer Rrant
belt oisfsr Nrt sebSrt, bic eas 5opjs
y ttters nitt Su turtren uermodiei
Beant,rorte biele 5rassn ecwidenbait.
bann etbe bin unb lsss lie beinem Dad
bar Dor. - limse" q. 8
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Sclbitmoroftatiitit.

Die @eiammtSabl Der Seltltmorbe i'm
beutiden 9ieide besiffett fd auf $500
I'M lesten Sabre. 0ierpon frmmen unz.
ter anberen auf 1 Wdaion ginwobner in
YreuBen 100, in Bapsru 13O, in Cad.
fen 387 Selbfmurbe. DieIelten baben
iid in ben leeten orei Sabr3ebnten Inn
n,ebr als baS Doppelte berinebrt. Das
&Snisred Sadlcn 1T pas an Seltltmor=
ben rei4ae 9anb;s Deutfdtanb reiaer
an Selbifmorben ais jebes anbere 2anb,
nenn Traufrei9 bate 6434 Selbltmcrbe,
pber auf clue Wtillion ginwpbner 100,
Oeitreid batte 2578Se Selbltmcrbe. uper 1879
auf Million GinmDbner; Stalien botte
1158 iiberbaupt, cber AZ Selbltmurpe
uuf Millicn ginwObher; gnslanS unb
Wales hatten 1764 Selbltmcrbe, oper Is
auf ie Mii1icn ginwcbner.
Worin liest bic llriadc, baB Deutid
Lamb ale iibrisen Climber an Selbftmorz
ben iberbietet? SiderIid mpbl BARN,
baB bic gtutb unb Gleno allgemeiner unb
grSBer alS in ben anberen 2inbern linb,
: ferne bnrin, ba6 ba8 Yplf, burd 2eiben
unb Mausel obsei&wddt, teine Strait tes
gSiberitanbes i'm grtrasen ban Motb unb
l1nglhd ,nebr belist. Der Selbltmorp
! 1T bauptiidli4 in Deutidlanb cine ipciale
9rantheitss sgrideinuns, cine .Jclse iocia=
let Mibfdnbe.
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