Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-02-02

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oar r'"rI- Lt\" h..!" 'i:' -i''l'-'
thiI /" return "'0i''.'I''A'' ~ "I
nflci iuitHc I" I"1lt/" ''i' i''' are
wh.rA ANTICIPATION h'r' ''l '''' !" /"
expect. HE experience al M'~Nl~.
Mri.ahr and i;Hti'd1", "i tia ro'i'-
~, las already been detailed ia 'iit>e
c"i":hnN. lie lof"tf l'''''''''i ''u'
tLlcc days III ODE oil The Eastern
State, his Old home, hhd Was SICK
hom tie m"mth Ut he tainted ah'ii 'l''
Weston tl"t|cS tanned ms bro" Oh
the letuln trip. Ia" latter man
aged /" lass thl"c dr"'fy weeks Ill
Il district Of the West winch the par
tial eyes of his Younger lie had III
vested with some OF the charms OF
Eden. io,h Of tAcst gentlemen had
been away quarter 81 4 century,
tier Judgment was, OF course, that
OF manhood, ana not AT lault IN
suggesting correct IDEA OF the
changes after 50 many years. Stu
til heart refuse, to weld to these
les RANTS, and pleads for sympathy
Oh ground hallowed by by the most
steadlast devotion. The reality was
as Illuminating as 1t WAS dlsAearteh-
ing. They found themselves stran-
gers amid their own kindred, and
the landscape SO changed tfat 1t
scarcely bore a vestl4e OF the tamil
lar outlines which had become SO in
d,ll;hlv slammed unon upon the tab
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day ana dream by night.
Their impressions, Us told Gus,
are 60 much like the eypcrieuce of
N. rohneoo ,bo oJ;tor ho N-o1lo
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ana '"''"' 81 oi"piiic"i'H Jul
trayed III his last number, who has
lust returned from visit to SYRIA
cneo \ Y whera lie had nassed
re- AN H. - ;o.,' oe,
twenty-five years apsehce' thaC we
quote at length. 1t may serve to
make those who contemplate such a
a ;ou,nav attended noceesarilv with
-. o.,,,,oo ,,o,o oo,,o,,nl ,.;u.
eie'' .Al'"'' '''' ''"''' WIN /,
their lo'' al" ihipei them 10 Speh"
their money to more profit. lie
SAYS:
"We fonnJ the site of tho oh
home Int it was covered with n
LARGE nnblic strnctnre We visited
the old school bonse where for nver
doy.n years we recaivea tho in
strnct;on and felt the ,nle Of the
ne5aooune and found the ola bu;lJ.
inr cnnyarted into q bl,cksm;tb .hon
WE wandered in the direction Of the
oI,1 ,nnI whara wa wa,o won't -
S,v;n and fish in summer and .loto
IN winter and found that It had
hoon filed nm and its aft. covera,l
With manufacturers and ,os;Iapc.s
W. seorcheJ for the hin down whose
S;des we wore wont 70 ru;de on,
A,,;nn sIe1 and founl fiat i ho,l
Ieen torn down and nsci 70 FIJI m
the old nond We sounht the locn.
ton of The old red mir and found
ito site occupied bv n noble hiol,
school hu;,d,nu i've hunted %,
onr ola school and plav mates and
found them either gray haired men
ana women or occupying space l.,
.ne WY VI VI. ne ''' We W., 49, 80
tbo ruth,e.s fact II n,ogress ;nva1
ing the precincts OF their last home
We called on Old swee:hearts to Ind
t u gray -n .i iah'ho,neis
for some ore who knew us and suc
ceeded in finding one lady and gen
tleman to whom we did not have t,
DE introduced. we nave pasSe'
,n.o"m . ,n"ns p""n ',, s VI S Sonnos
Lovo had our baort STRINGS firm on
by the very roots at the death-be(
side of worshiped child, but we
never lei' SUCH "il uttei "ealiIess .
Piil.' ne'ei Ia; ii'o1 80. ,on " $500 ..;..
hour visit to Syracuse. No'otfer O