Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-05-11
FACTS INTEREST.

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undertaking the -,r"Hi"~t cXr"-lii"n
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own people nave lI''fH 9"i1''''' %
TIC hiraiS required "'i'' 10 ""'0i''''
rs istai're ha7 '"''i 9''ioi''''''
The southern exposition VIII /"
held at Louisville. h"ntpcHY. nH%Ih
ming August }. 1888. az" combating
Oh" hundred days. Vt Tia" tina" @:
this writing over 32'2.olo hnY" been
Subscribed by the pr"lI" OF Louis
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new SUBSCRIPTIONS ''i' '''ii'7 ~ '''''
dallE'
HE mver>ltX OF Michigan li'-
acquired by rurrha~" the o:l''E'
spcarlan library OF Col. T.. II. lh""l
son. Of Flint, III that state IL CON
talna every known edition "i Hh;iN'@
peare's work.. besides histories. con-.
mentarics. biographies. and mean "
everything III IN" way of h"'A' ti'i
pictures that has ever been l'iipilHh"L
upon the subject. C'i thomson hHd
refused S2o.W'o i"r the c'iltcll"n-
The annual rental of r"WS ut the
Brooklyn Tabernacia took nIdc" the
other evening. Only the prw9 on tn'
ground iloor were offered Tor sale
the gallery Is re-"rI"t Tor strangers
The Srouhd hoor p'W' h''ilhcf ."h'
! and have IA seating capacity "l Low"
! The liked rentals amount TO Sli,WNl
+ The premiums amounted |" ''5I''
/ making tile total rentals - .-"u VIZ
! Iaima%e was very mnch pleased WIN
the Jesuit.
Open air restaurants make fca
turc of all Mexican towns. In til,
larger cities they open at night I'M
der the great .portalcs." OF covered
streets, which almost invariably sur
round the plazas; at any tim" from
SHUTDOWN 10 me loiloNihS SUNRISE
one may. GET 'Icrrat NcifS Sooo
meal oa lr''" cillch''ii. 'oi 'tii"' az, ~,
cone" lor d sum vary III" IRON" Il:
cents 10 ID Genus "iiiie " i'>N amp ut
meal can DE Ii"o lof sums ranging
from " cents upward. Nl!'Hicdt9
VINO must i've at an aS'oiii'iiinSl>
small cost
France has already done much II
the application of electricity to az
riculture. and she is now being fol
lowed by Germany. Tine new mo
tive power promises to he very valit
able to the farmer. At an agricui
tural gathering recently held a
Ladenburg, some interesting cxpcri
ments We're made III the use OF eloc
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an" N ,.a1nnroi ~ fo ~ ,nob;no. .rl ~
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IN sum '.l 4h.a,.I,;n, ,aai,;na
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Not far from Melbourne. Australia
is a mllk-condenslng factory. capabI
of condensing 1000 quarts per houl
or about 5000 cans per day. The ma
chinery was taken there from TIN
United States. as was the Superin
tendent also. All the water is takel
from the milk. and the finest Maur
titus sugar is then mixed with III
milk, at the rate of about one and
half pounds to the gallon. Milk /
delivered at the factory by nHlghbor
ny i an, iiei' a. III iG - az" ,9m
10 Ieon ,,,,.rts ~ J.,, orc ,n,,, 20
o =" roJ0 H w. 80 odndou.od r,;II. + on IL
, ia for oI,an+ e. -n ,,o, anao,, ,.a,,'
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From a comparison OF the lates
English mail and cable advices
would seem that the prospect fo
wheat at present in England an
, Scotland is the most unpromisin
ever known at this time OF the yea
, Even with favorable weather hence
| forth the crop, it Is stated on goo
authority, is certain to be disastrousl
short, and another year of great az
, Mcultural distress is beloved to be Ii
{ evitable. The gloomy outlook rem
| ders it likely that the Govcrnmen
will soon introduce into Parliamer
, some measures for the relief of tn
f agricultural classes, and especially {
+ small farmers, by an adjustment {