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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT Per ctl, valley, Sl.l7aa | 20;
Walia Walla, 81 l0N .l24j
FI.Ol X Ter Dbl, standard brands,
$i.2i; snprriine, $500; country brands,
375
BEANS Per ctl, small whites. So;
ba,o,, 81: pinks. 81 80; butter, $50.
BUTTER Per H., choice dairy. 3 az Soc;
country store. l2.M l5c; Eastern, 23!a 2:c.
CHEESE Per H., choice local, l5r; i'm
ported. ll'a1ic
DRIED FRUITS Per H., apples, ia So;
plums, g. s.: pruncs, Sta 81; peaches. Re
rai-ins. $50 = bx.
EGGS Per dOZ, DC.
LARD Per IL, pals, Re: Tins, Eastern,
l2c; tins. Oregon. li!c.
OAr MEAL Common, $3.50 h ctI.
CORN MEAL Per ctl. 81.
HOMlNE Per ctl. 50 -.
CRACKED WHEAT Per Ell. 81.
BtCkWiiEAT FLOUR Per ctl, 81. IS
@5: ~
RYE FLOr Il Per ctl, 81.
RICE Per II. China No. |, SIC; mixed,
Itc; Hawaiian Islands, SIC.
CANNED GOODS Tomatoes, y Il, cans
u doz. SI.ln. gallons, $50: pie fruits, as
sorted, Sl.50, gallons, -; green corn. l2l
a l.6l; oysters, Sl.2Jd %; Holsters, II. ~
m2.75; jams and jellies, $50
COFFEE y Ii, Guatemala. green, li5G
l2Ac: Costa Rica, l2I0l3c; old Govern
ment Java, 2u'.
POTATOES Irish, u bu, 25c; sweets /,
H., l2c.
POULTRY Chickens, u doz. S3a3.52;
ducks. SI'aS; geese. S9al0; turkeys, u IL,
l2Ic.
PROVISIONS Hams, b h, l3a lie; ba-
con. 1Olc.
GROCERIES Pickels, v kcg. SI.IOc.
-; starch. Z IL, ia Ole Goldfish, tic: mac
keael. No. !. kit, 81, No. :, Sl.75: herring.
dried, b 10 II bx, 75c
SUGARS Quote bbls: CA, patent cube:
Ste; ca crushed, ste; dry granulatcd, lie;
golden I, 6tc: extra powdered. Sic.
SEEDS Wholesale to farmers b. ctl. red
clover, .: alfalfa, SIG; white clover. SO;
alSike, $50; timothy, prime. $50; Ken.
tncky blue grass, extra clean, 81; percn-
neal rye grass, red top, Sl2: orchard
grass, SIS; rye black, 81: bone meal, b
ton, S:'a: bone phOsphatcs. $50.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, lie: onions,
ltc v III; carrots, $lGl 30 u sack; turnips,
SlGd Oh; bcets, 81 also.
SPlCES-P II, pepper, lS(a2'c; mustard,
lSc; ginger, lSc; cinnamon, 27ac; nutmeg,
Soc; sage. :0c.
TROPICAL FRUIT Lemons, s6.5o@7
case; bananas, $375; cocoanuts, Re; or
anges, 81 80 u 100.
BRAN-Per ton, SIG.
nj lDDLlNGS ton, SD ~
GROUND BARLEY ton Sl2.c %
OATS-C Choice milling, Bic; choice feed,
30 n ;t,c.
HAI.Per ton, timothy, haled, Sill;
loose. $l2
HOPS h, 1Odl2c.
WOOL. Velley, l3ta lac; eastern Ore
gon. l2al5c.
GRAIN BAGS Per Ii, Calcutta, 22Gd
;'6c. 7j@7lc.
HIDES .Per H., green, STAG; dry. l5l@
l6c; One-third off for culls; deer, Si2Ia
2ac: bear. black, 81 a5d s; buckskin, In.
dian. dressed, 5OtH6c; elk, lOr.
BROOMS-Per doz, $225d650.
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How a Taunt Originated.

New Jersey is sometimes jocularly re,
fcrred to as foreign country bv per,
sons who do not know the origin of their
little joke. After the downfall of tn,
first Napoleon, his brother, Joseph. who
had been Kingof Spain, and his nephew,
Prince Murat, sought refuge in the
United States. bringing with them great
wealth. Joseph tried to induce several
States to pass an act to enable him As
an alien to hold real estate, but thew all
refused. Finally the New jersey Leg
islaturc granted to him and Prince Muir
at the privilege of purchasing land.
They bought a tract at Bordentown.
built magnificent dwellings and fitted
them up in royal style with pictures.
sculptures, etc: Joseph Bonaparte's
residence was the finest in America. He
was liberal with his money and made
many friends. The Philadeiphians were
envious of the good fortune of the Jer-
seymen in securing the two millionaires;
and taunted them with being foreign
ers. and with importing the KING of
Spain TO rule over them. The tannt
stuck and is still repeated by people who
have no idea of how it originated.-At-
tdRtG Constitution.
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The DANGER OF INsGMANIA.

If you are a sufferer from Sleeplessncss,
that warning indication of serious nervous
arrangements, which. if not arrested. may
lead IL most disastrous, consequences send
Il statement of NOur case 10 Drs. Starkey
x Paicn. lit9 tiiiard street. Philadelphia.
They have successfully treated many such
cases with their new NitaiiZing remedy,
which acts directly OF The nervous Centers.
An opinion will be promptly given, and
they viii at the same time furnish you
with reports of cases from which you will
br able to judge for Yourself as to TIE
value Of their special Treatment in your
particular east.
All orders for the Com,I0und Oxygen
Home Treatment directed To II. f. Math-
ews, ts6 Montgomery Street, San Fran
cisco. VIII he filled oil the same terms as II
sen: directly TO LIS in Philadelphia.
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Commercial.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REPORT
BAGS Calcutta wheat bags. 5lc.

BAGS Calcutta wheat bags 5ic.
FI.O( +, Best city extra, Sl.315M ) On:
medium. $500 ): shipping -uperiine,
So - SO.
milling parcels, Sl.35 t. ell.
BARLEY No. l quality, 80 a c3c:
brewing, Sl.U3 LILO.
OATS surprise an! milling, Sl.351
-: No. |. 81. 2uo 10: No. Z, Si~ Lilo; oil
grades. 7.r. 81: black, SlN Lilo t. cti.
CORN Large yellow, Sl.l5G1 ~: small
yellow. SI.Iltc -: white, SLIGO l.20 l. ctl.
CRACKED CORN Per ton. S27.aGia -.
CORNMEAI.-F Feed, 3-7.5t m-o l. ton;
fine kinds for table, -" Sc + 10.
SEEDS Mustard, ~ .225'G3 for brown,
hemp. $40 Sc: rape, 2sGI &c; timothy, $40
IL: alfalfa l,c t. H.: flax, $500 80 T. ell.
MIDDLlNGS Per ton, Sl6" Is.
HAY .,lfa;fa. SS.3t "a l2.;0; wheat, 81.
L, t. oat, s9d -; barley, 9'D l.; mixed,
SiM e.
STRAW Per bale, 600 10.
HOPS Per IL, l0CG lie.
BRAN Per ton, Sl3M II.
RYE Per ctl. 81. i0d liz.
BrCKWIIEAT Per ctl. Sl.1nfo l.S1.
GROUND BARLEY Per ton, $2l.50Gl
23.Ju
POTATOES Early rose. 70a75c; river
reds, tbiE ili'. ttiluiiitS. '"tthPi.
chile, = Il, .Ut: peerless, 81 l1Cd LOO: Hum
b pdt kidney. 81. d; do red, Sl.00lo lilo t
ctl: new, "a &c T. IL.
ONIONS Per ctl, Sl.IJ Isl.
DRIED PEAS Green, SO; niles, -
blackeye, $50 Il ctI.
BEANS Bayos. 2.50@3; butter, Sill
IA l. 10: pink. Sl.60a l.61; red, s.. $50 80 )
lima, sl.15C,3; small white, Sl.25t' 10
pea, Sl.:,0Cd LIS T. ctl.
III IN,
carrots, :aMt &c: turnips, 500 toe; bects, Ii
"a II e: rarsiiips, 81; cabbage, :ahd G0c L ctl
FRUIT Apples, ;i5d 13c; pears. 81 : ;
! lemons, California, SI0i 80: lines, McXi
can, $lO0l2: oranges, California, ST. u
l.1J t. box.
DRIED FRUIT Sun-dricd apples, 2l@
e; aprcots, &c; blackberrics. &c: figs
&c; peaches, lial5c; pears, tc; plnms
Sc; pruncs, German, =: do, French, "a
6tc, Il n; raisins, new crop Layers, SIT
az + box.
HIDES Dry. " II. usual selection. l6d
i6ic: dir, kip. l6ia l6Ic: dry cali. l9d 10
-;ilted steers. 80 to soils. IA &c.
WOOL. ilcndoc,no. isG .0c. y H..
Humboldt, lSta20c; san Joaquin, &c s.
/ eastern Oregon, ll(G lie
LARD Eastern, la II for ticrceS, am
Halle for pals; California, 10 ih,SCa Sc
! HONEY tomb. &c; extracted, lao
y IL.
BEESWAN Quotablc at HiG' bic i Il
BU rrER-Fancy, Isle; choice, ga 80
fair IL good, ia 2tic; ordinary, 2ka 22it
mixed store shipments, dull at l2t@ ~,
picked roll, :2i@ 25c: tirkin. laGalc 10
good To choice. and l5M lSc for ordinary I
fair Eastern. l21@ l5c u H..
EGGS 4 dozen, 21lc.
POULTRY Turkeys, cobblcrs, Ia 20t
hens, lie Nc: dressed do. 20(d2'c t. Il
roosters, 81 i5n ;Ifor old and $500 $50 FL
young: hens, S'i.Gka 100; broiers. goa 5.5t
AZ to size; ducks. S7.5Fe 80 Il doz: gees,
S2.22j = ~ 1 pair.
lAi.I.OW Grease, 80 I; crude. y Il,
refined. tia 1bc b 10.
CliEES f Cilifcrnil, l. BE.
SALT Per ton, $40.
RICE Hawaiian, A.; China, so 6Ec.
SUGAR Dry granu ated, 1ic: cXtr
fine cubes, 1is; fine crushed, nc; powder
ed. &c; extra fine powdered, Dc; eXtr
golden {. Il golden {, 6c.
SYRUP American refinery is quote
al Sc in hhls, sac in hf bbls. Il c in :-ga
kegs, and sac in l-gal tins.
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n Phenomenal Family.

PLEASE. ma m. give me penny"
said one ~ th" numerous infaniile beg
gar. who hound the streets between the
avenue aud h aud Twelfth and Fifteenth
Streets Ia a la'y Yesterday afternoon.
The appeal was not m unusual one. and
although the applicant was very small
and not uncummonly dirty the lady APP
I"al"d lo was passing her by without
uuiipr Sh" was not la he discouraged
90 pat uil hy such treatment. however
She persisted Ia her plea. Please give
ms n penny VI, mother hasn't had a
mouihful Ia eat for three days. and shes
rpi -Isi, -"'ghi children "
iio lasi part II this statement was
-uili, ontl, striking todrmand attention.
ani iho lld' stopped
w lni did You say. childn' she asked
iu .uiuo surprise
The appeal wts repeated through two
baud ftl of dirtS fingers. winding up As
l"i"r" with. She got -iN'y-cight chill
dr.n
You must mean siN ur eight. guess.
J4u't ,uu. said the lady.
\o she's got iVty-cight. and she
hasu. = bad muuihful. etc.
Sin" got penny. Ndi'oHW E,pnb-
l.fI.
Rear Admiral Shufcldt. L. :. ~,
Who has thoroughly studied the sub
isei and i high authority on inter
"ovanic water communication between
tie arihh"nn aud the Pacific. does not
h'ho," that DE les>cps will ever com
plrto the Panama canal. lie examined
the work last summer.
II the water IN your Washing is hard or
alkah. u~r the standard Soap Co.'S Petro-
lenm Ilearhing soap. It, effect will
surprise YOU.
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YOUNG LADY AT BOARDING SCHOOL,,

AT some Of the French boarding schools
in Paris, the girls are fed on weak soup,
two or three degrees stronger than hot
water; meat from which nearly all the
nourishment is extracted by boiling;
coarse veal. watery carrots and gray, sour
bread The young lady who comes home
after few terms of this sort of diet may
he very learned, but is pale and poor-look-
ing, lacking vigor and health. Give her
Browns Iron Bitters the best tonic in
the world for Young ladies with impover-
ished blood and bring the roses into her
cheeks.
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Lon!on fashions for men have ban
l~h"d the u~lH bat comfortable ul~,rr
ont Of =" powder fictorir, .tirjr,
in Europe. .6l ha>.. been blown up
the ar..I E.upr.'>, al German, h,.
not been able t" uaia for over a Yea,
and hali.
DARN" the last tn Years ljaly hl.
rNn"nhrd SlOI. .UuD oa monster al
vessels.
In the Himalatas there are 81,
meals Il day haZrrc. chatic. ha.rrr
THIN. lunch and dinner
The Lond"n Underground Railwa,
runs LIN trains during il Morkiu.
day of twrntV-onc hour,
From lass Ia 1883 the ln,,,r, pli,
erS turned into The knNa Italian Irrn-.
ury $40. oon.mn. Count CaNour used
t" call the loitrr, eth" tl\ on fool.
Large numbers of dried and
smoked lizards arr imported b, III,
Chimes" physicians. which are used IA
ca>r> of consumption and anHmia " ith
coz -'dcrai'lr success.
Kin" kalakau,. Of Hawaii. is SAID
{" spend most OF his time IN his stud,
''d'N olrd Ia reading ana writing. an,l
his friends are quite confident that d.
Will Yet acquire those accomplish
mcnt>.
Recent statistics n To the rmpluf
m"nt~ of women ia England rc>cal The
Tact that there are 3i1 f.mll,' black
smiths. who actually swing hra,, ham
mrr>. and .. l9S women cmplu,rd IN
Matchmaking. who make nail, Tor h"r.r-
Shoes
The Crown Princess Of Prussia al
parrntly inhrrit> her rnNll mother .
taste for domestic "details aud ,uvl.r,
all her own servants and go>cruc~~,..
roul> them up ri ,i\ each morning. has
all the lights oui At ten. and sends her
Youngest daughter. now twrl," years
old. id bed NJ eight o'clock
At the Cr>arrwitch race meeting ia
England Recently. gentleman named
Hammond won Slj0. 600 ON the Victor,
of ST. Ga!icn. >Iu.uUu oil Melton. who
won the Middle Park Plate. AMI -.
900 on his own horse. Euracian. hr.i,r-
smaller bets amounting Ia over - .urU
more. making a total for the wr.k al
oi over S2Jn.oUU.
1t is proposed in Italy To throw a
bridge over the Straits of Mc>~ina that
separate Sicily from Italy. The place
selected for Ia" bridge i between en-
del PrZIo and GluIini. where the chan.
mel Is two and half mile wide Two
great piers will support a ,ilduct oi
steel raised To a height oi rs feet above
the water.
1t is stated lha, DR. SIR W Gull re-
Gently received SI.m~ cash Tor twoNi,-
lis 10 Pau. and - 800 iur "n.ur tn
Pcrth>hirr AMI remaining week with
Il patient. But tn" highest record
made in l76S To DIR Dinr>da, has Vet
to he beaten. For iunruatin. The
Empress Catherine and her son al ~
Petersburg he received ~so. 600 ia cash.
life pension oi -, .luo and the rinh of
Baron.
The Emperor William. now IN hi.
righty-righth wear, srciu> 10 bear 4 per
f"cilN inNulncrahlr HE BESIDES hay.
inc escaped al the danger, of hrld. 81
war since tn" wear 1913. civil con,ul.
Slon~ and a>>a~>in>' bullets. etc. hc
has had within th" last month two fan.
and was not hurt l., cihcr. Onc vi.
by the tumble nf hi hur., aud the 9th
pr was Il full length fall IN Irnrtth
Castle by slipping ON the carpet Ear
'lI"ht"r accidents have disabled much
Younger men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

Great land good results "fien spring from
small deeds and so fatal diseases come OF
a seemingly trilling neglect. Colds neg
lcctcd often lead Ia serious catarrhal trou
blcs. If this i, your case. lose no time in
Incoming acquainted with DR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Its healing virtues will
surprise you. Ii is simple, cnicacious.
speedy, sure. Dull. heavy headache, oh
>truction OF the nasal passages. discharges
| from the nose into the throat are symp
toms of this horrible complaint.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13
Annwer rlla n Ynn Gan

l. there prt-on living who eve,
ease ~ asur, hiliou-uc-s. nrryo..,...
ncur'lsi'. ~ any disra,c 1T the tis,..I
liver 90 kiiuo,s that lirp llut,r. WIN ~.
tut.f
Nv mother @o,, Hop iiittrrs l. the o.,.
thug that viii k''p h,t FROM s.,.....
ln'h- ~ rnraii-i and hradachc. d,
p.Htifp @an va.
Ms ltttlv ~i,klt pupS hah, va. cham.
tat" q great bouncing isp,. and was ,al1ss
ir"m . -hk tad hy usinu Hop Hitter. -
hort iiutr NurN,' Men,"
~ \" ~" '" IVORY about any i,iv,,
hlin'i 80 uriuatN trouble. tsirrinII,s
HnRh' Disease ~ hialSt,-, a. lion INK,
i'i~ urNrt tails ~ e ,ur, Nhrrr n eur. 4.
J,p-.ihl, 100
htd -"Ner" attacks 1T gravel aud MA
urN trouble wa~ unnhlr H. .,.I an, ~
. tnr 80 dngl"r ti'iir' rtr until | used ill.,.
tl'ti"r-. They cured me ~ .hn,i ti,..Fs
$1,000, T. a. AIRY.
ul"alih, 80 inactive kidney. s.,,..
'urh'"l, bright dinrtsr. Ih,unati-m "a
horde ~ other serious aud fatal Diseases
"hl,h '"n v" prevented With Hop ii,tIer.s
"ludinptun Mich. Feb . Ism H..
sold Hop iIttrt- f"r tour wears and ,L.,..
- ~" medicine that -tTpas-,~ them IA, M,
i"h~ attacks. kidney complaints, and III
di-"a~"~ incident Ia hts malarial ellm.,.
". 7. AliN NNniR.
M"uf"". Nth. sept 18th. lss,. S,p..
! hive hr,n taking Hop llilt,rs fot inf,,,.
u'ii"h ~ Kidneys aud bladder. n hs.
''d"n' fuf ne whnt -four I,h,sirians fsiIs1
7 ITO II" CURED the, The rtlr,t uf ia. ni,
t"r- seemed liz mnpi tu me
W. 1. CAHrER,
P ttNt- N"ut Il"p iiitirr- ha,, h. ~ ~ er..,
tHln q" ru' wa laiI ~ So iih I phnld lev.
~ "'ti -" 'u"uti,- nu. ,uuh p,t no r.,.,
nn'il 80 Il unt it"p tiit,ir. ru these spf,s'
in# i'nu d'hiliit. a. Hr, unr IN bic hraIih 4
. '"tdiHlN recommend ID, ~. 4 4 ~toTyss.
isie ! ult"n So tii.HRo m
IartlA tie. nervous trrmulun- old Ia
+ dies ~" mnd" I'rtfroil, quiet and ~pri,rhtlv
d, u-ing liop liittrrs
az SuH. grnuin" without y bunch of xres.
I Hops "n ~. hils lahtl. Shun all the ,iir -.
-nn"u- stun With Hop" ur Hops In lktis
maine
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= . O.

One of the old ladies of the saliva
ton Army at Marhohrad state that
the earth l. formed just like man.
with arms. and lr"~. and body hr
open sea NJ the north pole i, u' h,.
You'd one of the arms. and thr,\plorrr.
must sail around TIA" arm hcfur, The,
can reach il. The vegetation at H..
pole is very rich. she add Eo,'a"
JoUrndi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

Ir. II. VI. l!insd AZ. kcnawcc, H.. al, Uses us
of Il remarkably cure %: Consumption. lie says
~ nciShbors wife was attacked with violent
lung disease. and pronounced beyond help from
Quicl. Consumption. As last resort the family
was persuaded Ia try DIR. WM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. 10th. astonishmcn,
q! all. by the lrnc she had used on,-half dozen
bottles. She was about the house doing her OWL
work. | saw her at her worst. and had no idea
She could recover
\ slight Gold. if neglected. often at
tacks the Lungs. ''BrOrn'S bronchial
TrOcheS" give immediate relief.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

4 "a Rn.-Tonll VINO are suffering from err
rors and indiscrctions of youth. nervous weak
ness. early decay loss of manhood etc. I will
send recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send self
addressed envelope To REV. JOSEPH I. lNMAN,
Station H. New York
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

An old journalist SAYS HAT no les
thap Sev"nty-iive newspaper, have been
started and died in New York in thirty
years.
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TO NEWSPAPER MEN.

Yellow sealing wax is more fashionable
than her red or black
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PILES.
PILES, FILES TILES
\ SURE CURE FOUND At LASH
NO ONE NEED srtFER

sure cure Tor Blind E.''lua. if,h'rs Hui llr,t
attd Pies las been discovered - H. " laiu t,I o.
dian Remedy GATED iT NiiIJm- luiiu ~, ti'f
mtft single hA Ia ,i.f''i no.. Vti.f ,Itty stsr-
Of - ar ~ years s;ri,du- Nu'i' i'si -tll't tive u
uics after aplkluS tl;- WotpiuI -..ftua u,I, .ft,
Lotions. instruments and tl',tuai,. I i.i, tffu than
god Williams Indian "a. ointment t'#..t fIt 90
iuur~, al!Iys the intense it'ii- .itt,uits 90 u.f
after getting VAIN IA l', act I.,r.'i,. s,,s tr
slant relief. and L. II' par 1t 'uly g., i, ,hIu- II
the private pats. ana Ia nuiiir- else
Read what the Hon j VI C'iiui. ~ .f tl,,'lnr1
says abuu. lIr William - inah llr ointment - ltef
USED scores 81 lir tuTts, and 70 ttuti- ne THuf' T.
say that have never t"un anything which s,, tu,l
immediate and I'' rtntn'ut icl,' a. bf " tanS o.
dian nntmrit- ia si,r ~ all druggists ami rhII.s
ON receipt Of price. i g Ecius \ CO. - anl o.
SdnS,'Iir street, c,,TucI cay san I,,u,t~-u
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CATARRil A New Treatment whereby
a permanent cure is effected in from one to
.hree appln atinns Particulars and trea-
isc free on receipt ns stamp. \. IL. Dixon
& SON, :al5 Ninr stree, west Toronto, Can,
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Si.0O FOR so CENTS

Any reader of this paper who will send
10 one-crnt stamps to the AMERICAN RI
RAJ iIoME, Rochester. y. Y before March
|. 80, will receive the handsomcst paper
postage free. until January |, 1855 The
KrRAi. is Il large eight page, forty-column
WEEKLY paper hGw il its fifteenth
year. AID the hcape>t farm Journal in the
world. The price is one dollar year in
anyance, but the above o;lrr of fifty cents
in postage stamps will he accepted if sent
in before March !, lSS'. Send for sampl,
copy, and see what "a bargain is offered.
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Pa!iarr& Rry, Type Founders and Press
Dealers, make SLcci"i qr0tGiions ON Type
and Printing Material Ia Purchasers in
the Northwest. Nos. III and Iii Front
street, Portland. Oregon.
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Tiny golden rabbits or mice are used Ia
fistcn Il low cut C"rsagc
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A CASE NOT BEYOND HELP.

Guiana iuato, Mexico. has iG'i free schonls,
with II, ~ scholars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

"FroZcn Facts" j. IA purely American
expression, and one, too al recent on Kin.
Ii has the merit Of attracting attention.
and also seems To bear conviction ui truth
fulne-S on its flrc. We make room in uur
issue of to-day, for a fact Il this rhnrac
ter. correspondent, Henry Nhiing
Esq, of Boston Ma-e., SAYS. DR. /; \.
Ficrcc> Golden Medical Di~rotrrN hts
cured my son of Il fever sore st two
years standing. Please acccp, our graii
tude." We believe it 10 hc u fact. whether
"froZcn Orothcrw i~c. that America uc,d-
more men like Mr. Within: men IS lac act
men who investigate truths and ~,t/r "I
porlunitics.
There is soft side Ia every man. The
dude is soft all around.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

The fact that the poet j. barn. not luadc
relieves our educational sI~t,m from "a 81
riouS responsibility.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

n the water IN your Washing is hard or
slkah. u-- the standard Soap Co.'S Petro-
lenm lllearhing soap. it, effect will
surprise you.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13
TALL OAKS FROM LITTLE ACoRNs GROW

Tn, school census Of Iowa shows an in
crease Of Il .tt1 over last year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-13

Ihrtlt tic. nervous. irrmuiutI- old IA.
dies ~" made lrtf"cil, quiet and -prighily
~ listing Hop Hitter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-17
Miss Nellie Lincoln Rossitel

Miss Nellie Lincoln Rossiter
Is Agent for the following papers:
South and West, semi.monthly, SOC
year;
Farmers Call, weekly, SOC per year;
Farmers Home, monthly, SOC per year;
Home and School Visitor, monthly,
Toe per year.
As an inducement to parties to order
their Silk Worm Eggs during the sum-
mer, to be forwarded in the fall, offer
premiums, from April list, as follows:
For 81, 1000 eggs, and a book of in
struction.
For 50, 5000 eggs, book of instruction
and any one paper.
For So, 13oz. eggs, and any two papers.
For So, OF. eggs, two papers and book.
For $3.50, 2 OF. eggs, and three papers.
For SID, 3 OF. eggs, 3 papers and book.
For SIT, 4 OF. eggs, and four papers.
For ST., 5 OF. eggs, 4 papers and book.
The above charges care the regular
list prices for eggs" and the papers will
be sent as here stated for one year.
Those sending orders through the sum-
mer, accompanied by the cash amount,
(Post-Offiee orders payable to me, on
Post.Ofice, PEN berton, New Jersey, U.
S. Az will receive the premiums to
which their order entities them, com.
mencing at once, and the eggs will be
sent about November LIST.
NELLIE LINCOLN ROSSITER,
Practical Silk Culturist,
New Lisbon, Burlington Co.,
or NEW JERSEY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-17
WHITE.

Cuttings, per 100, $1.OO; per 1000, 5000.
White Mulberry Seed, per ounce, 80
cents; per pound, $500.
Russian Mulberry Seed, per ounce, 60
cents; per pound, $500.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-17
MaClGalG & Urban Safes F.!

Honolulu, Jan. IL, 1885.
G. o. BERGER, ESQ,
Agent Macnealc & Urban Safes.
DEAR SIR,
1t is with great pleasure that
l add my testimony to the Fire-Proof
qualities of your Safes.
L had small single door Maoneale &
Urban Safe in last nights terrible fire
and, on opening the same this morning
found its contents consisting of books,
papers, and money to the amount of
slO4O-lN PERFECT CONDITION.
am so well satisfied with the result
that want another No. 3 Safe Mt once
Yours truly,
GEO. M. RAUPP,
'So Germania Market.