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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
MAnGRovrs AND oYsTGRs.


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an mrl .l.d O." l".'Ir,c. u 'i c'ou.
riIn ui ua.pt,. 20 f,r u- ,'netru.iitt
pr, ,,.-- ~ tn m,u-r'Nc. n 'uu
hu,i.uu .v'a inr 60, -i,r hn. bad mr,i
>" #" with o.. ht,lding up of this wet
c-u lru., ui iiorda There b. ihp'
factor ui a.. -ta,r,. 80 uA.irt,i,un 90 O.
I1-,lE. which rudrt. u mruGu,
i,irhr. im ...>-julr tu ut,'r-' save Doe
rt'.'""n>. 20 b.. 90 hiul. starting ip .
delicate Wa,. " th II single thin. % iut
-'a!k rielt m tb, ~tli Wttrt nil.t .
Wh'l,. Wen ih~ mlngru,r grow.
-riuo fput uI hN, t",t high u thruu
town ~u',,r. irutu o. trunk ~ hrtn,h .
witch W, + .h,. water. H4tiu ~ t.fu,
OF" -uH't,i> l".,ug al rr,und. Tho m1u
truuk >'r.n. tu hitch u.tlf clear ntf u.
thu vni,r. .'ui lu .trnd upon it- iuur
hrnnrl'- In u ,h,tSal dr fri." New
-upp"-c u manufacture ut Ea- hNturr.
had made "a kuudr.i lug vaud" ahfa
aud h1d stacked q IN IL ii-nri, " .
~. iu = lusr ru,lu tho main luin
40, nrl. aud the rr,nk. and turti. .'
IL, i.riu he, nu Tive nurr II tuu vtr
o.. it'-t.d tu WH|k t'rp-. thpt f'Hi'u ,ut
rN'r c"p.d 4" u You cm trlt
'hrw h M tli,r thrkrt. hn ha,,t
'.r"t.h = er,Vth II utpugto,r-
, Il" MT think thri sudirirui leo
g"1auc' hp. '"p'u given CO. ,h' r,lr 90,
-, i'r p'"'~ " ,uu buriiuu 81 iir.,
f,.r-. Whom thr nsuttut, grow. ut.
j 90, It, trr.t' ru,d-. 80 ."uurt ar
~ 90. 20 'lr -ttf e.. than ~ uuc, ths
~ital nt d., rtr'.uu ut >i'r nuds q lr.ir
u"u'. I"r th"rr ,nn lw no pat,t. -.
crrf-"i with lie 49, lhu-r in thee. "a ntu.
>'p-. - .t'' pnrH~itI'a upture "a. @.
u.i,i I" Wti,.ii down thr mtuvfttt
Iu nurh"r ~ H. pitft. lur-s 90, 81. t-
accumulate. gtuNin- iu iun,h hrs 10. b.
r. 20 man. h"td ln tine th,-. ttt
ih,"u IA III" r,,l, ~ o,.t = lli, iin
amt drop lrum tl.ir br1p'h. and ttll %
ih, -ht'a.N water The r4lrntouu.
u"rti"n- of lh' -h,li- 4 -.uhc iu lrit
rtl .um. ui ~" i'lui.. with ih" .ii
"o., ma'i.r. rmriu. \ lrilr m"r
-.' urd,r water I- u,dr nnd it,.
VII -pr"uI anuihrr mnngrNe. r,tta y
% y ne - nav ~ ~ fl't Nli"'ti afF-
f. '"'k Ia mr .. Il th, trees nn il, VOC,
u."t 'i., "f tho clamp .huN gr'pi,i
% NNN ~ fLl. dnul !" N'g'iah, nuu
n,".lu., m 1t ihau tree. ia th' ir
ale. tr,w h. then. .rou. to h ar
,'- IL 1T CERTAIN p"ii'i. iu ihi. dusl e, s
eu. nnI in hr ti,a trrd in utbrr. Up,
iUo "r lhrr. m ih,'-r tb .krt- ar srV
rated aud mnt r,un.u apart iur NoR e
tIrl s",d falls, hpi- - ifuipsr dcpii,
>prutu-. NV rlrn.rutr fi.r-. Rnd tu
80 h'r ard nn"ih,r. nni ihr man, 30
lui- Lr,o,n, one Npnrru,rs pr al
.NlN- gov ing. -, .trr. 'l'pu.itiug thri
r.'i~hrug ~, sh,ll- dropping tni 81.
.liurr laWs "t liir aud death nr hal
apcrd. aud mtN" up th,t grand eve.
Ia lng hnrm"n, Hi,Hf IhWiYs.. %
gurr,T's H,Ji tu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
prnsouA, Ano LITERARY.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
OPENED BY MISTAKE.
The Horrible Missi,e Op"nrd tn~u-prrt-
ingiy by u Detroit Lady.

ingty 10y u Detroit Lady.
There has been n mistake Il dread
ful mistake" she -aid a. -hc called NJ
the chief clerks window in III" Pos,
Office yesterday.
What is the matter. ma ann"
Why. called her" on Saturday
i"r II letter
And hspr Nou Got one.
Yes. sir VI, husband i in Eulal".
>nu know. and I've been -, .ctin. a
| letter from him every da, for a fort
niwht lltwa IL To send me some money e.
YOU know. and | WA "n m, lart >hIi-
ling when 20, that letter.
..Wella"
We'll. sir. hurried right home aud
,pcnrd the letter aud ",it fell u dollar
! II II. .Iu-t think "f II ln>in" husband
sending h> lo,iu" wife - dollar hill
with which la ram the house aSsi pr''-
! >rivr her stat nu III >'r.r'N Tor Wh",'
month.
But You pat tn" money in A"ur
pu.hri and hu'nrd the l',irr
"Oh no sir, threw the I'LL int,
the lire and set out To read ir letter
1t started, OIL with: Dear Madam, and
then began to Suspect >"mrth.h". a.
my husband alway calls mr h. angel
And then i, went on Ia say. 80 t"t
wan, II bangle. rh? Well. jak" ia" ~
closed and jin.lr down town aud hau
~l,. YOUR old hrad oil and hc hanged ''
,nu.' On. >ir. nrlri> tainted
..Wr!l9"
..WcH. | lnohrd down ~ the >i-na
turr. and il Wa. signed 'N!uuch. lh"i
saw. -ir. that il couldu hc i'om M
husband ii all. for il W. written 'r"n
Ch,rago. while he i in Bu.i;tl" II w
addressed to niI name. bat II c"ulda
have been for me.
rnr Il rk received the letter and cor,
FULLY scanned the rn'r'"p'. aud la
han,lr,. h III IA dollar with ia, rru,rh
"Pn il in thr lyticr. >ir. and Wr'
ON the envelope: Opened ht m >tHk
dr.a iful mi>tak hut The up' ~
won give i, AVA II l"d cau ih,n
OF anything els" I" >""th'' the pa"
woman. put il on. TOO.
YES. | VIII.
For know ,\a,tlN how she u ~
about il. and | know If my hu.han
should tel me L. iauglr NY ulI h't
oil and jinglr around W"uidn hn
any on,. 10 know II itr a m'l3ru 10
lar. Dear me. bat III :" cor. tn
, il was >urh II mistake dreadful u,'
take. U,fr II Fire, Pl,.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
MISUNDERSTANDING Corrected.

The HJ,r undrrInn,.- 80 rorrr, -oln'
popular MISUNDERSTANDING regarding
journalists. AMI it i we'll that VI dp,.- -.
Among other thing. II ~al> la i,"t.
a good newspaper man i>Ntr, ir'" from
pryng curiosity. llrran tell q, glance
whether there ! point OF h.w~ IA anN
relation OF happening. AID Ia" hrar-.
perforrr. so much trash that h' learn.
to de>pi>e mere gossip. and To- forgot II
sooner than the aNrrag,. mHu
Hundreds OF newspaper mc1 carry " III
them every day kn"wi'dgc "i certain
things. TO reveal which w",id make a
great sensation. such a. III" public loye-
and cries for, bnt they do not diNulge
their knowledge OF think of doing 10
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
a HouaH PLACE.


WI, . Nuae4 aaa t,.. Natt.s. Ca sew.
,n.ir s,m D., tst,"s a ,na-.. ., w..,
r'.I"t
4 l,.., ... o.. 40. w.., r,,,,
~ ""''"h
n'' t''"' 'r' loom th' gi'" hs'itu'
n"n. wa t.h' hHN hr i'h"'i the place.
.Oh ,r. tb. d., Al D., i, ruoi, aud
tho, tL. ,l. .,.,,u t,u,n a t.li.x'.
.t.,tt .,I p. A. 49,, ,.,......
,",-' ''.' ""''"
hA' v" COO .l'''d hh"hR H"h'ie-
m"p went ~ " th Young fellow
named Ad.uu.. a ,,Hth of r ,ri man.
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a..
''"' WV"
shown l"l' 1890 "N "h"r" ! was
pl, .ti tu W.ri e | .Hut rtni " III " botn
4 was a,,ii,mtnt a., shn,k hand.
al. ....t ..,..t ,.L,t .,,,,,,, ,,,
r,istt,,. tu....it.,t t.,n T., Alan.
aud d. .e..,u.t .t.I B., ,n.,t Inn anJ
uraln,,u,li, a. n,,,, l,.tr,.,l hi. vrat ,ud.
'Ah. ,oung s.utI.,u-n .,id "A. ..o
,un contemplate iplnaf 81 Glad ,a
% luu o. hud rttr,thiuu uisaaaut
hrfr Just slrh thi.. pleas, .ho,.
iuu ntf ,nit.lh.bs tb,t l,uk.J
Ikr a 90. th.utt nurtgtgp. Ju.,
a.. wr b.I sIen,t ,hs thog
the Ihnt .n,nt. tufnIur tn a ,,,r .n,,-.,
thiup who -D.sI n,lf With [. uu,,. ss,d,
I.l, the. h.fIna. dow in ihs , am
ml..ar, ptaIimsni Adam. aud 4
Innltd ,t ,..,,.I.. .,,ib,.f sod .ulia,i ,,,,
.vt ot b.t. t.n,. ,.,n.i.,i ,i,, I.i,ut uaut
s,tuntal i,t, ..ur.w,. N.,i,I n.t
Ia, th, ,hau., u h,. m.nart. un,l
thi,ttps u4t .t,,b u,,l. m ybt a.
among o.. t.I.un4I Co.. ni ara -. ws
saHl unthut booze a,,.uini 49, .,,, ths Cor.
pn,,l dav,, i.. th. n,,,,,,,..,s, i.,us,t.
m,ut. Nb,,. Wtu .nrh tuts .b.i
witb fifteen i.,t. 1T .hur.. Hnrra pair.
~ i.,i. anI ,ip,ut t,tf hundred psi,.
Il .,.A4 Ih,n. hu.l,.t dnwn "a az uut
hf.t stnl. " 49,. a,nd ., l,sI ln,o "a.
ti,inT ftttm tt thrs. th,oa., .s.d
the nrtnt.I Ilsp ga rns ! s.kr.l.
~, stnifn.d a. o.. .pi iull a. that {
"a, had n.i .t..A..t m np tn .h,,u. n,
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IN, W,t,t "A, a.. ..t..t A.. a,ni IA s.,k
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n, SOL u.r...t,.,.tsli, w.ll ,v,aassd.
H,t ut,,t.tt. ,,.t,..,f,i came bael a.
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nnt wG a !, tn A,r, axb.le Ad.w.
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4, ,tb,t H.. A I,..y, IN yo ,a ,.l
"a t,, dIrs,t.n.. A, s,e, ,.,s ,h,
r,,n. tut a u,.,u "a st,srwari. esus.
out IA, ua. tali.uv aosa taiY.
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,n Az. w,il F. ,,,,,l.. a .h,e,. a., ,a,..s
thr, r,t.so,t t,.,, s,,vY us v,es,.
ttt,,. ta,t tttbs.b st,'s Well.
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,lut ,,f,sft.,l.d ,p aud .sA.si
Nk,t ,..,,, ssv,.
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,.nn. apI .n.,y.,i tb.t mt aa,s. ga.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
HUMOROUS.

~. hs nan maN not b- M nh cf "
,kalsf. hu h. !. ahle H. msk" .ancy
uvas,s nn be Hosio1 iasf
4 market srpur,er SAYS that his
sweet herr encouraged M. AMI lac
Thought II msrr, ing her 1T once. hut
that further adsa anee was followed by
= ds,i he ios,ssfHs ''osrisr-jonrnot
4 patent mssiieine advertisement
sI#ak. Il The "i,rr failing 'o act.
W. susiss't the manager rui down its
nlars Mh.n the liser refuses Ia act
he drama Il 'i.f.' cant go On very
tasc'.-.iulls \orf,.foTa hsri'f
o., allic,..lo ,nusion II held
h,r sin, aud IN min. and clasprd her
~ ~ i,tn and D. ~ my tale II ardent
tps in lsrgnng ~, ~ aud warm. Aud
stau ,sns 4 fa lack III breath. IN"
rails 4 h,f ilmplri . in aud whispered
hsw hon catch un' please -ing YOUR
sng again 'Aeaqv ir'h"n'
Doe 81 tu s,-i
o. sts.ak thH ~uasis hes iousuU aid fslier
hli 80 hsr iFaf- sna pra,et- ~''" idle.
a. faihsl ifsfV,ti hTt ~ ~" halter.
Im ~ a Asisfainsl un ~, bfiil,'
eh q uui y sh - siitfuI .tfif'.
Aiii si hss fts.iiaFs -ts dld -'noih"r'
sht stsitissi uNF hut use - snother
HusioH fourier.
Ils.i lhnir AN. thawley. my
4 ~ isn shai wsitlln pae' YOU are
sin tis mutnin Second Dude
~. ~ lhfnnmilt. my dear fellow.
ihtu 4 twa NJ ~ hard ai work.
ti,l, is tm hu.l u .rs-nn ~ III. year Ia
ms u, iu,r. thawl"y. what are
q A
- fHnaf il.b'a 'aH
tiHnr Contributor l. th.r. ANY
uas h.ts ~ha appreciates poetry Ed
naf ~ r.r alnl have s"u s"ne'
iusi ~ tur al "n the SEASONS
- tnf i.o'i that Just what W.
vahi il,r lnhn. sprinkl. liitl'
sanrt 90 ih'... and take ,hem down
siaifs i',s.i Mhni for Editor Fol
ihf r,ai iie d. The nnl, onr about ,h'
rsisid .has.nt who ln,-s poetry. Bu
30 wan (, est SEASON por,r, without min
saune ~ s"H
Hiath i. u ranlidencs IN the exist
snr II "nethng 49, can not SO. M
ttte deer. lhr superintendent ~
pislhsi 80 ilts lus"Hilc ~uBda, s"ho"
tiass "lof in.laa,e. when ,"u tn
fftNffH ttni Anu" fhtf t@ k"ih'i ~
4, 81 H. .htl fhuugh Nnu only :"
De- .hr'l hnN that - fat u" ,o'
"a ,,,ni.f.hsni msP la-. unani
H,un.i, ~. ihir >ul"r nicn,icni
Dos shat b. ia Il la. unanI
HHHas 'i'rtuu h- fffshHrg
ftN.H.tff
Mlinsm I Adams. tie "oI,'
'hf. q Juvenile licrsiu g. j. -
u. .'.uf nu hsnr and has la hi- res
isnr. q ih,f. hrsiet. Ma. ~ wnrksho
is vha b D., pond an ho,r 81 t~
ssn ds, insfes pl"',
\ pfa..,t u announcer of nnh"
tng Mont hlan.. uot si'h-tanding thi
" sill c,ssi sie,'sSi.psi. take eigl
ssaF. time. aud b. the fourth tunn
tSsss is,o i,alt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
Hon. Simon Cameron. who

Hon. Simon Cameron. who Is
eight, ->i<. tell, VII, he is still Young:
'.'ii >ecre, of life i TO keep moving.
Men grow old only when they Il down
Ion. enough Ia gel rusty. want tu
live Just as long a. | can he happy.
When reach the point when my
friends. sian ling on the corners and
seeing me come up the street, say.
Let ge; on the other side: there comes
that old foot. want 10 die. Men
make great mi TAX" n this life by
holding on 10 a:y po il on after III :,
have lo>l Their grip and their co,npan,
has become unpleasant to their a>>oci
ate,. y -Mtiui. iphfd Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
CANAL HGAiMEN.
SAM. OF the E...t-.i> WY HjS I-"t l. N1'
a.; '':'".

B:.;'y 't:".
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S!ab-,i'lrd. n.y. E'-I'". " II" ~ N"u.
III, pr,.ttv?
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t.,,, ,,.t,. .,I t,u,, L.l
ihG iHu.'- 10 inc '''.'t' rep '''''' "'''
had lh~t clain'"'i'd d""h ON th' dV'"
from the ri.r oi o.i >lir. He was
hearty old fellow. was the Cartain.
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MIN ','''' =
''"''i''r' ""''H '''-2''>''' u va wv
Ia "rcil'N ~ much >I.t"r Il l'''>."i".
Hi ~ were. protected truin llr ,harl
v,.,,h.r h, we'll worn h;rknr. trousers
H.. ,.h:.., ,...i,.J i.,,, I,.,,.. ,,,,
'''p'' "''''' -"
Win Nv" i"'' "i t'''l'>i''' '''''' ''''' "i'
On tine hari. ~ h'o hr;d "3' = '".
al rather hung. = brown "" las r.r.
Nv ip I" YOU hv r'''''!i''' AMT
"liat th''ii"'T IL" N"" mean 10y
"IWh A"ur irri on III, rh'a" >"'r'
" N"r l''f''''t. AZ ';Ih' ~"
i:"H"h" va a mat. "\!'iii'ct 'h'
reporter. 4 .i'' "ni"'i "a 'li' d "ar
nrm' "ii"''i ih\ y '.th "li 'h'' "e'h ne
-dc TIA" t"f"'!i" "aI'hW'\'
lhr aitaih l''k, up M >lir' E:
rnii'd Ii~ -h"'.'i'r> thr"N,hin" anu
k'rhrd "i"' Il tine mite ne Reporter
"\pla ned that T. il'' Nti'" canals ha''
s"r'n closed tor itr ht"r II W"'ilh b'
lh'"r' r'>t.n" Ia ANEW NOW III" -'a>"ii
'"iiI'ar'ri MIA "'l"r -ri~"h,.
'lt"" : tir A>"i G''\' iia' whal
ION want 1" know Wal. -" season :
hn '."in Il "ad' doH | h"'r wine
>h"N> H. h'rh'r'. bat. >lr
u" tniaIl h.trh"d Iii 'iI"h"ry troli
y y an'i r"i'' d IL -''"''it"r~ al the mule
u Il tag Wr" i..'' Ct .~' "t ali th'
ir"""l', He nnIl = lp >''d troubled an"
Na"" at iii'r cars cont ht'iiN.
Iii the canals \ IN Ian made free
til> Year. h" c""tlAu'd. 1--WE Il had L
%lN'' i''m ny. II WAS the only thing
ii ~ IL from 'l'rhln pirates "i
huc'n +, i""k tai conn able. d'
!: Va, >n-!i or 'il' To any one hu
ml> If II am tat cont able. -
rad I" ""rh IN" gallery slaN"' SIT
u~i u" Il gallery slave. W hat ti'
tr"u'l , i tell what the trouble
{. n - l. II" trouble; that what The
tr'u''l i. larnati"li. rlllr hi%h. sock
d"'a.:' T. "!'ar@''> what am rig'It II am
Christian. lnat What the trouble.
'l.""k at my Nv" iln' canal toats
tr!il a''I >''a ~ - >oT'r'' sir- Loon
AT thus hyar t'N" mules; got hN'
u"r. ju-i a. hun=rH II ugly n"\p' n
-N ""i dnrn tnrm- Inc hnil "uti
cost III NOR II S',"m III Il capital
I 1T. I al ". ~ am. III also "or'.ln
man. i''ai ~ nj am. wall IN III e
" work. Il ii r'r'pir'd anu >""r"
WAll"p Il a. III In''i"> Tn h'lll suiilinc
! ur an Gown :" oil f.ri' anal. v
rot 500 / 1t. l-h Il Al t's> "tt''
captains r'aN"' Wall no tam l. IL
/ Il roo aN"r'.- tliiN N'af'
"ih">r hIar ci;Irg'- BEGIN at bufal"
i Ill" grain men '"nl %lNr> u ih'ir OF
d"r-. tut th"l TT "''i tine hui bi,inr,
! to Scalp.i- " hat l. 4 >c:ll"r' W Nail
-caipef' :: man VINO scoops You. >lr'
And TIE Captain i"a'h'd out ms III
! hands and Srl>i'+d al the air III Ni'>ir'
ti"h "t III" >c""l'i" l'r'p'h>itit> "i IA
wicked >ra!p"r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

--Rev. Dr. William Clark. OF
Amherst. Mass. is one uf the ion? sur
vivors of Dar mouths cla,> Of ls22.
containing forty-.ive men. The others
are A. l.. Kelley. of Winterpori, Me-
and NJ. Lowell, of Cotuit, Mass. law.
yers. and Rev. DIR. John Sessions, Of
! Oakland. Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

he past Itai : nt,r.rN record
chiefly showed unusual prudnc iveEe's
on the part Of the nov elis,s. e>savists,
commentators and critics. Orig nal
work was scant in all departments save
that of fiction.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
-RrrrntlV IN London an cicc'

RrccntlV IN LONDON an ci''it'-
microscop cal apparatus threw upon
screen the image OF "A cholera germ.
ma~n fled 2.MW.Um times. III which
these minute organisms appeared the
size of tli,. human hand.
The canal which Germany intends
to construc. To unite the North anu
Baltic Seas is To be large enough T."
admit of the largest warNrsSelS passing
through it, 1t is estimated that the
work viii be completed in live years
Bavaria has just passed Il law for
bidding the marriage "f people win"
have received public charity within
! three wears. who have not paid their
taNes, or who b, reason OF vicioii>
habits. lazinr-s or poverty ar" likely 10
make home wrrtched.
80 Mr. John Morley says that the
House of Commons is one of those
places which "ibonnd with hustle
| VIII ch is not work. with idlrnc>> wh'ch
j. not repu>c. with movement which Is
not progress. andw th constant chang,
which i, not refreshing.
-Carl,tia widow of the temporary
Einl eror Macmillan Of Austria. VIII"
was shot bv the MeNican~. spends only
a few thousand Il year IN her ni;lihouse,
and the accumulated interest OF her
immense fortune has become enormous.
Her heirs will be her brothers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
WASHING THE AIR.
How thr Atmosphere of London IL Pmri-
tied 10y - Rainfall.

tied 10y - Rainfall.
Tho>c who complain Of ainy weather
do not rralihc that not only does the
earth meet washing. but also the air
which W. breathe 81 many times day.
Th.. effect of rain upon the air AMI the
contents of rain have been made sub
ir,t Of examination by the Mr;eurulu Il
ca Council uf London during the pas,
two Wears Three stations re u>,'
Tor collecting the rainfall one Al II
Bartholomew Hospital, another a
Upper Hamilton Terrace. in the north
vs., norton of London. and 4 third n
uachnrv II was found that the city
ram contained twice Is much impuril,
u, t:la, which fell ~ the suburban.
stations. and the impurities gathered a;
All the stations We're in the same prol'or.
ton. The chief impurities We're found
10 he -ulhat,., and chlurid..S. aud il
was discovered tha, the rain caught n
81. Bartholomew was always contami-
mated with SCOT and disaTrccahlr Ia tn
| taste The summer rain Is more impure
| i;lap that of winter. aud in the mixture
! Of !.onlon rain AID SCOT trac" u
/ arsenic j. found. I'm summer the rain
/ was shown 10 contain Il larger quantity
oi >u!phalr- than chl"rid''S. which WI
supposed to he owing t. the decomp"~i
Ton of animal and vegetable matter
during the warm months. Aficr the
rain has been falling for some time th
! iInplrit..S are found to diminish. an';
! the satisfaction wth which We breathe
in The washed air after Il good rainfall
! is an evidence that oar senses bra
spontaneous testimony 10 its puriil''a
! ton.
1t has been supposed that l.ond"
rain is acid. but experiments indirai'
that such is not the case. except VII"
the rain is collected in an open N">>
aud left exposed for some time. tn"''
such circumstances the water
always become acid. since the acid
washed ont of the SCOT. which exists
such great extent in the air OF L"nln'.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Ninam Adams. tie DlINcr
',f q lu,.uiis ltcrslu :" j. an
tu .'.uf nu hsns and has in his resi-
itHr q iitf hrsiet. Ma. ~ workshop
is ha b Be- .l"nd an hodr ~ two
tlrft Ha4 Tf.sfts f,fsg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

WI, NusuH asn t',,s Nst tssr Ca s.s.s
iuslr ssu D., tstius u.tss 81 Wes,
lutnt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
Condition of the Corn Crop.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The following summary will
appear in the current issue of the Farmers Re-
view, as the result of reports from its correspond
ents: $50 far, there has not been week since the
corn crop matured to put it in condition for crib
bing The crop of corn is large, but its quality
does not compare favorably with the crop of
1884. There is no doubt. however, that there
will be more corn eribbed this winter, provided
the weather admits than there has been for
several years. This will be found particularly
the case in the winter-wheat districts, where
corn this season has been largely grown. The
unusual and widespread prevalence of hog chol-
era is another reason why corn will move more
freely than it did last winter. Our ad-
vices from the winter-wheat districts
are that seeding is practically over.
A reduction in acreage is indicated. but what
percentage it is too early yet to state. The
crop is up. andno enemies working upon it as yet,
and with moist and cool fall, which has been a
predominant feature of the season, the crop
ought to go into winter quarters in good condi-
tion. Hog cholera has been very fatal and
widespread all over the country the present fall.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
Literary Notes.

Mr. Robert Buchanan has in press his Rem
iniscences of a Literary Career"
John B. Alden has added to the Elzevir Lii
brary civil Service vs. The Spells System" by
George S. Bernard.
Mr. and Mrs. Pennell are preparing for the
Century an illustrated account of their recent
tricycle. journey from Florence to Rome.
The handsome illustrated edition of Holiness
Last Leaf" just issued contains a touching
little note TO his readers from the pen of the
wise Doctor.
The first edition of General Grants Memoirs
will consist of 200 600 copies at least and it may
embrace larger number. One firm in Philadel-
phia has ordered So, 900 copies.
Harpers have added 1.-THE Sacred Nugget" a
novel by B. l.. Farjeon, to the Handy Series,
and white Heathen." novel by William
Black, to the Franklin Square Library
It is said that within the past five years an
agent has sold $3.50, 900 worth of the "Eneyclo
that nearly one-half of that sum is represented
by Minneapolis and St Paul.
In the Christmas number of Harpers Magazine
will appear a story entitled, Way Down in
Lonesome Cove, by Charles Eebert Craddock.
Among the literary successes or the year may
be counted THE Prophet of the Great Smoky
Mountains"
Mr. Marion Crawford writes to a friend from
Italy that he has two novels half completed, one
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
Business Emharrassments.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Ward & Gaensslen, hide
dealers. of Nos. II Kinzie street, and 2420 Arch
er avenue, have made voluntary assignment
for the benefit of creditors. to VIM. D. Smith.
No schedule of assets liabilities was fled and
the members of the firm, when interviewed on
the subject proved very uncommunicative. Mr
Ward, who was found at mis- Office, said that the
liabilities would reach about $50 000 all of which
were secured by liens on collateral. The firm,
he claimed, would be able to pay all its debts.
dollar for dollar.
PITTsFIELD, H., Nov. 3-Gano & Shriver,
one of the largest dry goods firms in the county,
have assigned to Thos. Worthington, ir., and
Geo. F. Shrver, for the benefit of their credit
ors No schedule has yet been filed. by reason
of the sickness OF Shriver. The estimated as
sets $40 600 to $50 0O0 liabilities $50 900 TO
$35, 600
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 3-Joseph & Vile,
cattle brokers, assigned to night. Assets, nom
inal liabilities, $3.50 000 A warrant of arrest
was sworn out. charging the firm with swindling
creditors by turning all itsproperty into money
before assigning.
WEST JEFFERSON, o., Nov. Isaac Hamil-
ton. farmer OF Madison county, has assigned
to Henry Lilly. Assets and liabilities about
equal-$75 000