Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-22
WHY WE SMILE.
Look Cheerful! Pull Down Your
Vest! All Ready!
of the Camera Obsoura-.
"Scrub Subjects"
Anecdotes from the Life of all Artist.
AN EYE.DOLIZED MAIDEN.

\ reporter called in at Morsc's Palace of
Art yesterday to see what he could pick up in
the shape of an item culled from the plethora
Of the artists experience. Mr.. Morse was
found in the gallery in full-worhing har
ness.
Anything new in your line to-day, Mr..
Morse" said the reporter.
Nothing of thrilling interest, but enough
to keep my brain and hands busy"
Hello Mr.. Morse, why have you got that
bottle stuck up there in full "'"w Of sit.
tcrs:' asked the reporter, who had assumed
the chair in front of the camera.
I'm tell YOU secret" said the artist.
" The condition precedent TO good picture
is that the sitter shall divcst himself of II set
and stony stare and position. In other words,
that he shall look pleasant. Now, the st.
Jacobs Oil is the present sensation in San
Francisco, and when fellow catches II
glimpse of that bottle il makes him smile.
He can't help il. | noticed Il smile fit across
your face when You SAW il. | don't say, mind
you, that use the Great German Remedy for
this purpose, but it has accomplished it in
your case. There, don't move your head or
grin. Now look at that bottle. All! YOU have
The proper expression, Steady, l think that
will be good picture of you, and ali the
better, perhaps, because You were thinking
about the incUngruity of art and 81. Jacobs
Oil. Yes, | have had some queer customers
lately One lady wanted me To make her eyes
black rs midnight \ tOngh customer ambled
in here the other day and wanted me to take
him in the attitude of putting head on an
adversary. oh, We have all sorts Of expert
cnccs i'll This business. You can't imagine
the vagaricS Of the people with reference IL
photographic art That bottle of St Jacobs
Oil was the means Yesterday of opening the
Hood gates Of an aged visitors memory, who
told me more stories Of rheumatism and
rheumatic remedies than | ever heard from
any source. He quite startled me ut the con
cluslon of his "reminiscences 10y asking If
could photograph pain. BY the way, speak
ing of rheumatism reminds me that u friend
of mine has just recovered from severe at
tack. He WAS cured by that very same ST.
Jacobs OIL had it from his own lips a day
or two since. No, won't give YOU his name,
for it might get into the papers, ami don't
know his feelings on the subject of such publ
| cations. But he WAS very great sufferer and
received no benefit from anything until he
began To USE this remedy. He is Il gentleman
well known in the city for his love of horse
flesh, and for his connection with matters
pertaining thereto on the coast. | saw him
out driving since his recovery. He attributes
it all to ST. Jacobs Oil, which, by the way, /
am personally convinced is Il sterling rheu-
matte specific. / have il in the house in case
prepared for emergencies, you know
as business active in Your line just ut this
time, Mr. Morse"
decidedly, sir; are having about all
We can conveniently do, aud this reminds me
that | must request you to vacate sir, TO per-
nit me 10 photograph group, the sittcrs,
perceive, having arrived promptly on time
according to appointments Sa. Francisco
Cal. Chronicle