Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-03-28

ttli looSf. III uNtIuSt Tel -tlllutE
talker or colloquist is like the pro-
fessional highwavman. He never goes
out unarmed."
ALL OVER THE WORLD
An Astonished Editor What He Saw and
What He Says.
From Greenland's ley Mountains to Africa >
Sunny Strand"
BALTIMORE, MD.-The Daily Evening
News publishes the following editorally:
At the time the New York Herald, with
characteristic generosity, gave the princely
sum OF SlW~ to relief fund, for the
sufferers from famine in Ireland one of
the most distinguished literary men of
America contributed to to the Art Auto
graph, published for the benefit of that
fund, the following note:
when distressed nation appeals for
this OF that or the other grace or help, she
hears an answering voice of sympathy
from this or that or the other creed or
group or faction, scattered here and there
and yOnder in the space of the earth; it
is only when she asks for bread that creed
and party are forgotten, and the whole
world rises to respond
While recognizing the force of this SEN
timent, the experience which a member of
our eulUorlai stiii had yesterday, furnishes
unmistakaDie evidence or the TACT tnat tne
want OF bread-that famine-is not the
only thing which causes the whole world
to rise" and by united action to record en-
thusiastic endorsement of a laudable meas
ure or object. The conviction was occa-
stoned by visit to a commercial enter
PRISE, OF which, although much has been
said and written, the writer confesses he
knew nothing frsm personal experience,
prior 10 MS INVESTIGATIONS. Inc following
iacts are presented cheerfully, IN the Deilef
tnat tney are not only OF real publlc inter-
est, but are OF so extraordinary nature,
so encouraging to our local pride, as TO
demonstrate beyond all doubt, that the
agency in question is he most remarkable
OF It's KIND known III the history OF scien
title discovery.
Doubtless every inventor ana every
or .;,' mitnoa' SeIaou i d r" ;T, d
eei'''!i aiilouil. VI loIal anu hencia' lii. ~.
ence III supPor. vi ms pIooucts Oh t,i''
s" "i p; nn.iPt, PeanapT t,l". .lo'f po .,,
"l "rp'ia,a mas So"a noiiHme, a. NV o
PIoois here ullucI solls, rue, a; arc 81
posi.ivs, am conH ,,e lhe niIl so" ,I
supplying ane io,,nw iaS saae I,a; ,het
no SANE man ca'i uouul Una. Inc eAple5
nU,' Sonrao ga vnon ny na go. ria"
o'H uosle1 -, cAoe'cH'S anu po".,.
camille and social circles Of ali sections of
tho world and i'm mart Of eminent nrofes-
sjonol men whose conversation in matters
of this lind 10 we'll known has;nU tbeir
exnrnss;ons nnon actnaI aXner;ments and
ohsarvatjons voluntarijv ioin In mublic
nroiso so h;rb and unnmalii;ed nc m sat at
rast ali domfts and nre;md;ces 70 silence
fairImindcd man
When orr ranrssont,t;vo examined the
ORIGINALS Of tbe foIIoyinp forcihlr docu
ments he was as above Indicated, so
strucL with their extraordinnry character
that he concluded to present them to our
readers, as a matter of public interest.
This, as before stated, Is done cheerfully
and of orr own accord.
GERMANf.
Dr. Richard Oberlaender, Leipzig, Ger
many, Secretary chronological Museum,
FSU G.. A.. NJ. G. S. author of Frcmde
VnalLor ,Eoro;gn Nat;onSl and n d;stin.
.:iHa ,;,t 1880 81, ~
great Measure 10 inform Won thar having
been troubled with nv old chronic neurai.
Uic mains. n travelling comnanion advised
me n use ST Jacohs oil the Great na,n
raI;ever tried II and Was entirely curea
am NOW snnni;ed w;,h a hottie and viii
never he without ono
NJ, hNS H', o.
MeSsrs. rrahcls NSwpeIrE q Soh, Lon
uon, EhHlanu, estapilsneu lor 10 years,
wIite: As ies.l'lion'al rom oHo VI tlle
oIues: uruS- HOUSES III Urea. DrI'Al I!,, ~
,h. seu ,,, mou., -, i.,nos' WI ny
,ouu' NC y, in.s,ons " ,Iu, W. ~ p..a 81
W ui"n. 'ro ~ '.i"t H''T So
~; r'n sa,in,.a'n W .''o pio ILL., o. J"ooo ~.
vi VI, ior seNeiai years, anu .Ha.; o"I ~
wv. .no cN.'hoiu'! nl.;.s ~. tno "i.i.e
lnc uei.'anu - Toms. i t ,iieieaslif,
anu 'ha, We haNc he'." vi many i"No'aoie
na;nrc,r;ng remedv
P"'"- INK ie'e"''
AUSTRALIA.
rxrrrn Sr,rrs Coxst1,rr
SYDNEY. y. s. Wales. August IA. IsS3.
Charles Kahlo. Consul of the L ited States
of America mt sydney and its dependencies- do
hereby certify that G. G. Cohen appeared before
mo this day and acknowledged that he had
signed tne loiiow,ne lis.rullen' as NE iree anu
" ,his ronsnia,o tba dav and YEAR a,oxe writ.
ten. CHARLES KAHLo. L. $. Consul.
Con-. +hroo roors ,oo 7 in ;urcd my laf,
,or, omd -, 30 Tho ayton, hot ,hcuoht
~ O." ca" hnno,,o ,.rmanont cr;nnIa Nv
,n na" ,,os twica tic natural s;ze and
NV Lao wos so contracted and shortened
that Could not walk without considerable
in m nd In Vurinu Nh n tippa
'" has si IN raJ;"s ;,n',,,1rahia hmt
w;thout receivin~ the slightest benetit nm.
ri ! Gave 81 Jacobs Oil the great main.
80 = ,r;.i onS ,nnch 70 NV dsI;ght and
astonishment began to get better; both
nv leg and knee assumed their normal
condition. and TODAY | am free from pain
and can walk as we'll as ever did in my
life. / feel il incumbent on NV part to in
form the public of the great benefit have
received. and heartily recommend St. ia
cobs Oil TO any one suffering from pain.
and feel satisfied il has no equal as a cure.
{. C. ConEN.
>orr Tho SIDNEY Now south Wales
News" in reference TO cures like the above
says cditorially: Ii is being made plain to all.
that never in the history of Australia, has a
;, ~ q, rrnorai annrohation as ~ Jarohs ri
its rnrcs arr simply marvellous.
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,,;t ~ VI" ~, w" ,,;,ianu, E;,.st p,.;rs lin1
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