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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

Why are pretty girls like wild cher.
rir'? Because thsy make You pucker
mp your lips.
1t is the season for raising things
The first thing generally raised in the
spring is-the rent. After that come
spring radishes and grcens.-N. \.
froY,hic.
A school board in New Hampshire
Sanmarily dismissed school teacher
who got mad when the boys pegyed him
with snowballS. lie supposed that he
hired out to peg the boys.
At Il recent concert in London the
fog was 50 thick that the musicians were
invisible To the audience, and the cor
nets and trombones had to be replaced
by fog horns.-N. Y. Fost.
If The Commissioner of Agriculture
would only issue little treatise on the
art of grating new maple sugar on
peach trees he would save the reputation
OF many grocer for honesty - Nw
Ht.n H,gj>ier;.
The New York SIM says that it is
perfectly natural for dog TO attach
him elf TO something and love it. Don't
believe il. lie is no sooner attached to
an old oyster can than he loves dim dis
tance. -Dctr0U Free Press.
"A family paper published long
article entitled housekeeping hercaf-
ter" "Merciful heavens" groaned Il
distracted mother of five children, and
keeper of one husband and two sery-
ants, "if | thought there was going to
be any housekeeping hereafter, declare
Id never die"
-Burdcltc writes from Nantucket:
"Many OF the old houses in the town are
shingled all the way over, reminding
one of the houses so common in ST.
'Ioh1. The shingler, when nc shungle,
apparently began ut the dashboard,
81 ,nglc right up the front of the house.
over the cornice, up to the ridge-pole,
where he crawled over, went right along
Smuggling, and shanglc head first on
down the other side OF the house to the
grouad. Perhaps it was not done in
this way. do not assert that it was. |
only say, and | say il very meekiy, that
that is the way it impressed me, and if
any Nun says | am Il liar, will take it
back, right Immediately, and admit that
the shingles were pasted on with gum
arabic or the white of egg."-Buriiny-
t0l! UuwkeYe.
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A Romance Of a Century Ago.

On the 23d of December. 1888, the
floor of the Senate-chamber at Annapo-
lis was filled to Overlooking by stately
danes and gentle .maidens who had
hOcked to the capitol as if the weight
of state questions had been for this
one hour intrusted to their wise de-
alterations. Washington. the mighty
yet unambitiOus hero of the time, while
still the idol of the public heart, was on
this day to lay down his laurels by re-
signing to Congress his commission of
cOmmander-in-chief of the brave little
army whose triumphs he had directed
and whose suflerings he had shared
Accompanied by his aides, Colonel
Benjamin Walker and Colonel David
Humphreys, and the officers appointed
as escort, Washington entered the hall
where the assembled Congress awaited
him. every manly voice among the
spectators cheering, and every feminine
kerchief waving an enthusiasm of ap-
prOval and welcome; but the cheers
were hushed into brcathless silence by
the first words Of the great hero's dig
nified address. TO which General Mifflin.
as President Of the Senate, made an
eloquent and appropriate reply.
On Washington's left stood the
valiant soldier, Colonel John Eager
Howard. of Maryland. and facing Col
onel Howard. conspicuous among the
foremost group of Senators, was Gen.
eral Read, of South Carolina. the hero
of this short legend of a by gone love.
How little did either of these young
men, strangers TO one another, dream
OF the day to come when u son and
daughter of each were to become hus-
band and wife to the daughter and son
Of the other!
Many were the men whose names
were already distinguished. or to be-
come historic. who were present, either
as members of Congress or spectators
OF the impressive scene. Madison, JEFF
fersOn. Monroe; Lee. of Virginia; o.
good. of Massachusetts: Morris, of Penn
sylyana: Met Onib. of Delaware, and
General Ohio Williams. Generals Smith
and Swan. of Maryland The well.
know Charles Carroll, of Carroliton.
was accompanied b. his two daughters.
one OF whom was atterward, as Mrs.
eaton. mother to tine celebrated trio OF
American beauties who became re.
spectively Lady Stafford, the Mar
chiOnesS OF Wellesley. and the Duchess
of Leeds.
But absorbing AS was the attention |
given to Washington by the august as
semblage of heroes and patriots, who
recognized in him the gre1est hero |
and patriot of any. the !orlne CARROLL |
MAN eyes wandered up 10 the gallery
above, where Mrs. Washington. with !
her young grandchildren at her knee.
was seated in all the dignity and legiti-
mate pride of the wife who crowns her.
self with her husbands glory.
Grouped around her chair were the
three Calvert sisters. Maryland's blood
royal. the family of Lord Baltimore; and
never was the fame of Maryland beauty
better maintained than by the contrast
ing loveliness OF the youngest. Miss
Ariana Calvert. with the more brill
liant charms of her elder sisters, who
had been espoused during all the perils
Of the war. both on the same evening.
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E. PlWKEsANa'S
VEGETABLE COM
j. n Positive Che

70. aii those Pn.rfII; Go"p!nin: aud W aGnagses
uconn,on to cur best female .. cuiaiiOn.
Jtw.I cure entirely t.o wu:s: fni uf female Com-
ylin: ali "yai!dn troubles Inau.r alton md t!:e:a
tom, ,lis NJ! Ii>llnrcnict'. and tie ci,semen,
S;ina! Weakness, ani is particularly ujG. tel 10 Ike
Change ii LIFE.
/: VIII ;s~,lve nnt eyl,! :rmors from t!c uterus In
early sa:-" 81 .cy.i,i nict Tie tendency 10
hunoIst there's chco, very specify ~ It's use
1t fait:ness, .a.G!cncy. 6,sroysa craving
for stin.rlan,s ai relieves weakness OF tie stomach
L rrii, Floating, Headaches. Nervous iros.at.on
General Debility Sice;lrssness, Depression anu InGi.
grs.ion.
Thst feeling OF lcnr.nS dow n, causing pain weigh.
and a"iac! H. alway permanently cure! i;s use
1t will ut times nni uler all circumstances oct in
harmony wiz, the lrws :at govern t!.o fr'a.s
For the cur.of kidney Complaints Of either sez this
Compound IL unsurpassed.
LYDIA l.. rINL!:IiM'S VEGETABLE CON.
POUND il prepared at % ani 81 Western Avenue
Lynn, lass P.cc 81. Six bo;;lesfor 81 Sent " Rail
the form of pills, also in the form Of lo1enres
receipt of prize 81 PEI box fo- either 3:ls Pn1Laa
freely all letters Ct inquiry. sent for lani;a
let, A.,Irrss as ntu e. N,I.toH 40 i-Iser.
No firmly sia';!i b. without LYDIA T. Tl,.;..TAaS
LIVE: PiiL2. They constipation, L:liousness
and torpi,.ity % the liver. q cents .er box.
re- Sold Try all druggists. IA
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POULTRY : STOCK BOOK,

compete nanua. and reference book all subjects
connet ted with successful Poultry and stock ra.ig on
me fdciac Coast New Edition, over Ito pages. pru
iusely Illustrated Will handsome life like Illustrations ct
tie diilcrynt varieties of pputr and live stock Prize
by mail - cents. Address WILLIAM NILES Ins
Angeles al
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Sick-HcaIachN.

Mr.. !. { liENnEK-u'.. Of Cl-l.ltnd. ohio,
Ti,lr-. " HE u-c ui Two al Pi,..rr', Pleasant
PHrga;iNr Pellets Il day. :nr few wrecks,
hn~ entirely cured Iur uf -ici i.ra,itchr, ;runi
which formerly suffered terribly. ~ often.
IN an aEc:I3c. ~ once in Ten duy-" nf all
dIiI-9i-t~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

The recent storm in San Bernar-
dino County. southern California, was
unprecedented in violence. The snow
teli to the depth of two feet, aud whole
BINDS OF sheep We're literally buried
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

Mrs.. l.;diL f. PinkiIam. -; Western Ave
TIE. Lynn, Mass i rapidly acquiring. an en-.
Niahl" reputation fr III" SURPRISING. cuIr-
Which dali, result from the u>,' al her I,.-
rtah!r t"m!"uud in all :'Eiul' di~,'G, Send
I" her for pamphlets,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

TINS l>IE N>n Wnr~kEN DYE, hincL q:
brown, fifty cents.
Bad cough cured hy llui's lluSEf ar
H"EEHpi NJ AND TAR.
minute
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

Young and middle aged Inrn suffering from
r"rN"u~ debility amt kindred affections, IS
To- 81 lnrIaDry and hvroc hundria, should il :
elias" three stamp, for Part VII Of Worlds
l'>p"r.ay Dimc Srrr, of pamphlets. Nd
d'"-> NnRIn'- pI~PFN~AEl MEpIC,i. As,o.
'IirInN. Bui.ulu y Y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23
Rheumatic EiScHH 8.

Rrddin"'- Russia S.,lvc, best fnui,y ,:iyr in
he world, a'ih rNcrl!cnl Tor >iIbl, l,-,. ..I,;.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23
v EGG TIN X,
Kidney Complaints.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS

ne symptoms or IN acute attack O infsm,n efion ~,
thc kidneys are ~ follows: Fever pain In the small a.
Iiie hn AMI thence shDut:ny downward: nu,nhnes a;
Ge aisa Noitrg. Usually NJ first deep red color OF
we ur'hr winch ,toncs pdle and co,arlrss - the III,
e.>, n ass and Is discharged ycry ofI.n win rss,
uiu uintuty: ct-tivtn,-e, and sine degree, T Elm
In chron.c diseases q the Kidneys the symptoms are
.in III u't D5ch s hn's "r, tess Of the shic tra,rrt
h;hat!uis Especially al night. genera! dr. sy T., ~
ache .lL ines q" sight indigo ron, ard parits,.,n =,
tr ht'r Erhiun los OF strength barncs. ami M NJ.
n':s 81 tIe face, co;a! AMI Shoftncss Of breath i
IN dstis.~ n the Kidneys the NEoErtNH gives i,n,,.
dlsr relief II has never failed eur. when II i,
regularly ana directions followed. Ia rluny cas,s !,
may 'iNc severe! httr, especially clsrs Of los, ~;I
ing II acts directly uIsn the etrr,,t.,S ,.,.. 10,
ana thenirc reInnyirS ull obstruction, ,uJ -,
rutiLt~ y great many testify cases of linz
sta'iilf having been perfectly cGrr, b, the N.n
even sItcr Trying many OF The known remedies wii,
are s'ld 10 De 'ApTrs>ly for this disease ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

TME PACIFIC COAST THOROUGH.
Erred POULTRY ASSOCIATION. 1911
Broadway Oakland Cal. j. NJ Hslstcd Manager All
The leading varieties of land and fowl fer sale
Ef;s from Pis mouth Rocks Bun and Partridge Cuis
Light and Dark Bralmas Brown L"Gliprn Black span
isll i!oudans. Dncks, cr =. per dozen. Ianeshais ::
BronZe Iurkcys 81 Dealers ~ incu,ators. Brooier-
Egg Itstrrs etc. send stamp fer circular
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My Tormented Back"

l. the exclamation ri more than one poor
Lard working man and WUman. DO You
know whl il aches: 1t i, because vUur Kid
10y AZ" over tn>krd and need strengthening
and yuUr system needs to De rlrauScd of bad
hj!i.',r-. Kidney Wort i, the medicine YOU
nr''t. 1t ac;, like charm" SAYS II we'll
ktuAn physician. - never knew il H. fil =
L;4aId .! dry. Sold ny druggists Boston
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Umbrella Ownership.

An interesting incident, which seems
to furnish Il hatful of morals to any one
who is in search of such articles, occur
red ut one of our depots during Il recent
stormy day. a gentleman who had no
umbrella and who had just come into
town on 4 local train perceived before
him, as he stepped into the street, a
person whom he took to be an acdaaint-
ance, and who had a fine new umbrella
hoisted over his head. Running up to
him, therefore, he clapped him on the
shoulder, saying, as he did so, by way
of joke: all take that umbrella, ii
You please" The individual thus ad-
dressed looked around and disclosed u
perfect stranger, but, before the other
could apologize, lie said, hurriedly ::
ooh, it's yours, is it? Well, | didn't
know that. Here, you can have it,"
and broke away, leaving the utcnsil in
the hands of the first party to the con.
verSation. This narrative, which is
strictly true, affords valuable hint to
persons who may be caught out without
protection from the rnin.-Boston Jour-
M.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

t"I.nEN', i.IrBI"'- I.IQrIn BEEF AID ToNIc
lNN I""HAr"I = admi:all, ndHr pied Tor +, males
IN delicate health. to'tinh: ,eo .5t..' OF
Druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23
The Magic Flute.

The most wonderful instrument OF
the magical orchestra il de scribed in :,
llessian legend, recorded b: the Broth
ers Grimm A MIR kills his brother
while they are ont hunting, and barrie
the corpse under the arch Of u
bridge. Years pass. Ole day = Slicp.
herd, crossing the bridge with H., flock.
sees below little white bone. shining
like ivory. He goes down, pick, it up,
and c;lrves IT into Il npn.lip.c,.n for ri.
bagpipe'. When he began to PLAY. tho
mouthpiece, t. his horror, BEGAN to sing
of It's own accord: .'O!, nv dear sil.p
herd! you are playing on one If lny
bones! my brother assassinatc;i lie and
buried me umd. The bridge" The
shepherd, terrified, took hi, blrrines TO
The King, who put the ,npu;hp:@,.c to
his lip, when Straghtway the r-frain
began: sob, my dear kim, YOU ar.
playing on one Of my bones; my broth.
ar aSSassiiilted me and buried me nn,Irr
the bridge" The King or,Ic 81 al hi,
subjects To try in tarn the baypipes.
From mouth to mouth the iastiun nj
passed to that OF the fri .tr.:ci!,., and
then it sang: "Oh, my det,' brother.
you are playing OH one of my h,ne,: it
was you who a>Sas-inaicd mu!' a...i Ia.
King caused the murderer to BE- cx.>
cuted.-.iW TIE iclr R,u,.I.
Il; Is an u1iurrsi!u: reflection ina;
the safely of one of ti.r,r costly trains.
to say nothing of the pas cnger,. de-
wolves wholly upon one nian the ell
glneer. There are other train men. the
conductor. bagea-e-mas,.r fireman.
and three or foar bcakemcn. but the
hand upon the lever. and the brain d.
rect!ng it, have al immense re- pom .ibi!.
;ty.-Hlrtfc-l Courunt
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

NEU YnkK. November Sth, lSSl.
| DR.. SCHkNCh
Dear Sir-lu looking aver one OF you: ho1s. IN which
aud many ei!srs Commenting you- medicines.
have Thought 10 mys';! how Negligent have been In
not masking pubic, thai others might lake
warrin;. In visiting my friends in New Jersey short
tnr since my attention Dir the many Ht,er.
t>cucuts In larcc letters different buildings end
irIrcr- Dr Srhrnrk's Pumonir Syrup. Stiwe,.d Tonc
and Mandrake Pills A. looked nj these Tears # graft
tuJr fell frui. nay Eyes and thought what u blessing
t1isl'h isd - I'r. ScarncS should h. sent among
Us. Twenty seven years 40 contracted heavy cold.
which settled on my lungs. tnhk many things that
were recommended iir Colds. hut nothing setiiei 10
'irvc me- made gallons OF syruI,- with many dtrrru;
kinds Of herbs; sim got no better My husband would
consult doctors. bur they gave him enruur,g 'nent.
ol said must lit had then been afflicted
years. one II my In day ard Il me.
great cures in tonsImpti"n VIII You Sc him." had
given all hope OF recovery. hut e Insisted upon IT,
Consequently was taken DIR SchCnck, then in
Bond II. lie examined IN, lungs and gave me enrou
RIrnehi took the Pu!mnnc = rup Scawrrd Turic
and Nin,rak" Pls about months snd FELT well Is
ever Gd. have ruO, Ell good health ever since and
II any al NY 1inil, ti, cold II i only medicine
am this day d. Years al Az. Ant can walk AMI attend
business well many NJ D., Ii thrir ANY that
wish I" know ihr particulars ~ III, the, y; tb
rry 10 call an me.
Yours rru,y
Mis-. SARAH LAWSON.
81 Nrst 18Th II. Nra York C!I,
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"A Buffalo paper recently told of a
lover who began to propose to his girl
just as his horses started TO run With
the sleigh. Being determined.o have it
over with he got the question out at the
moment the sleigh struck mile post.
he girl was thrown high into the air,
but as she came down she uttered a
firm ''Yes. Charlie" and then fainteJ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

A reward of $500 was offered six
years go for the capture of Vile,
',edling, Il Georgia negro criminal. and
IN" impression got abroad that Tho
money wonll be paid for his body
dead or alive Tho belief that every
body had Il right To kill Rciding, an!
that Il handsome sum could be made l.,
doing so, rendered his existence prcca.
rinuN M TIA" extreme. He WIS hunictl
like will beast. shot IT. wounded and
compelled to hide in the mountains.
II times he obtained respite by con-
cealin- his identity and during tho pa ;,
two Years all trace of him was lost, I'M
n he WAS recognized at work near
FairbHrn. He llel again. but was
chased and shot, this time fatally.
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In the year III considerable inter-
e. was Ia Infested in an announcement
hi six stn"es had been completed in
Philadelphia. The annual product of
the stove foundries in that city is nov
v;,.aed at 81, uUO.0uJ, and the industry
supports about 1860 people Chica.o
Nccs.
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UR. ScHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

gripping. on 90 atrary. they mtl ard a.rre.
able In their "'i"n TINT person suffering with sick
headache. fuach. pam l.. liz bowels Is speedily
we'd Of t,'c distressing symptoms, They act iii.
ircty "u ir 'ver, tie organ which, vixen In healthy
condition, lurltits the hnS,l for the wlo.' bod.
They perfect preparation ~ that great and We'll
known rrntdy. Mandrake or P.'d"phy lin. a remedy
;hGt h~ displh, Ell the Ul mercury, Well
Other nus nous dr"E-. III the rucc" ct ever! intcli
lrnt l'h, sc.an.
lrui john King. Il the tul,tl,' Uf Mtrli,!nr of Gin
'n III, SAYS In tol~i .ariiu II upon the huwr.s
with 'ut dsr>lhS t!riu !" Subsequent UortiN In
hrolr lAN"i Complaint there Is Nor It's equal thf
"'t range 81 medicines. being Vastly Useful
tGn I;ir' ~ al aS"nt% arut>!n the liver hra!tiy
ton Increasing the iw u: bile. and k,rpg NJ tht -
'tI"s longer than any other agent with which are
~" uhhi'Sl see IN" Aitri'si, lt.SItsRIury, page ~
IN All tt@> III Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia. when
80 Il great w'piAnt or debility DIR. SO hsnri.-s
STaMee'a Tonic shoali he u>vd Ia Cuuu ~ ti.I HL
Dr.. Piils.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

The Originals of the following
Letters. as well as many thousand
others, which lack of space in this
paper prevents our publishing, can
be seen by any one at the Office of
DR.. j. H. Schenck & Son iu Phila-
delphia.
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The Lion and the Lady.

Mrs. Lincoln. who raised and petted
pair of lion cubs. on Howard street. n
few years ago, on Thursday paid visit
TO one OF them. the lion Emperor. The
huge beast recognized her and mani.
tested his delight by the most cxtrava.
giant demonstrations. He licked her
hand, sprang up ami, placing his paws
on the grating. tried to force his head
between the bars. Mrs. Lincoln laid
her face against his vast jaws and put
her arms through the bars around hi,
neck, and thc nIonstrous animal uurrc.,
like great cat. lie put out his paw TO
shake hands" at his mistress com
mand. and then. rs if overcome with
joy. lay down and rolled over and over.
altering meanwhile queer little grunts
and growls. and behaving altogether
like frI,ky kitten. ,,f0n Pos.
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Discharged from the a, my in the
Last Stages Of COnSiimptiOp.
Cured by DIR. ScliPnck'S
Medicines.
Statement of M. julius Boydon,
of Providence, II. l..

Ms discharged from thr L. -. Army In Jane, 1871
~ an incnrahr CouSumptiyr. My d>cas r,c reading
thus: "AGNunctt' Stage "T Consumption al the Lunss.
"rs ai,sd by The army surgeon 10 live doors
much as p~shie He informed my friends that wss
incurl,.e bu, that with might hc made comfort
able for a time. My cough waS au;"st without
tn rails ii mnti'r from my lungs IN large quaint ties
nni had al the other Nrl,.Snuwn symptoms OF t,t
discIr". took many remedies without here 81 In
September went {" zee Dr. Schcnrk. ana after
srgpn Ia his fail OF medicines ir,t
tl,r beneficial effects my cough growing less and les
and my strength coming back very rtst. In Ill,
f'llnw ing April WAS entirely well and Pr,yi
drncc ami went 10 work From Thru time 10 this have
been entirely well, not spending dollar for doctors
or mcdicints Tor myself therefore know that nr,
sthrnck's medicines good and reliable In lu, lis
rIs,'. My care considered almost miracle by
these who knew LIE when | WIS discharged from tn.
rrtn,.
JULIUS BOYDEN.
u1 R"ydrn Whe.cn. Groccrs Ma. 81 n Min 81
i,nrNl'"r' =. i. l.. JdlS !, ISL f"rmerl, Of Suuth
NulIuS, ,.rs.
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For other Certificates of Cures
send for DR.. Schenck's Book on
Consumption, Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia. 1t gives full descrip-
ton of these diseases in their va
rious forms, also, valuable informa-
ton in regard to the diet and cloth
ing of the sick; how and when ex.
ercise should be taken, &c. This
book is the result Ct many years of
experience in the treatment of
Lung Diseases. and should be read
not only by the afflicted, but by
those who, from hereditary faint
or other cause. suppose themselves
liable to any affections of the
throat or lungs.
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An NJ tho u.ctli i
nal IN, ans Of ARE I
ting ii-c.-c, HU. let
trr'> stomach Hitter
Sands prr-r'u.Erni
Il CHECKS the IA the,
rrnGre>S OF all ,ile r
der, oi the stomach
liver and h,mtl-. ~
Wives The vital staini
IN. prevents and rem
e'!lcs C'lllis AMI fever.
Increases tin activity
Ui he kidneys. coun
tCrAiS u trE,icn' J I.
rheumatism. rn,l II n
genuine -t;y AMI -.
nee L. ag Il. innruI
mil n,tNoiI- p,'I-s'i:r
For sale 10y MI Drug
S'si- AMI Dealers
gr,rra.l..
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TIE Best Spring Med c ne and
lseautiti"r Of the Complexion 10,
use. Cures i'inipies. lsOils
iSioichcs Neuralgia. ScrOftIla.
GoHt, Rheumatic and Mercurial
Pains. and all Diseases arising
from Il di>"rdercd statejUf the
Blood on Liver.
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We ask the afflicted to 90
and see the people who write
these Letters. If this is i'm
possible, write to them, en-
closing a stamp for return
postage.
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piTIl AND POINT.

Why are pretty girls like wild cher.
rir'? Because thsy make you pucker
mp your lips.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-06-23

The New York SIM says that it is
perfectly natural for II dog TO attach
him elf TO something and love it. Don't
believe il. He is no sooner attached to
an old oyster can than he loves dim dis
tance. -IctrON Fire. PreSx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

The straightout republicans OF the second Nor
aolk) Virginia Congressional district have dis
onctly proclaimed their opposition to the CO.
aiitionists by the nomination OF Mr. Dezendorf, the
present incumbent for Congress This action as
eures three-cornered Tight In that district as the
democrats and coalitionistS will each, no doubt
name candidate. This fact, however, Is not
calculated TO discourage Mr. Dezendorf, as it was
precisely In that kind OF contest that he won his
FORMER election They were then two candidates.
democrat and coalition, In the field. besides him
SELF In the fourth district the coaIitlonists I'm
county conventions are instructing for Mr. Jor-
gensen, the present Incumbent and he viii
probably have waIk-over. In the ninth district
Mr.. Fulkerson, the present member, win again be
candidate. He is making Independent race
he has advised his supporters to follow either
Aahone or Massey, as the former, he says, would
lead them inp the republican party. and the
iatter would entice them into the democratic
ranks Virginia politics has many phases