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IN cas-, ~e do Tsrtake Of any food that dis
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By. of Canajoharie. y. Y. w,iies; 4 suaer-
81 very much from Inflammation g the
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Waco's municipal election is as
Stunning an exciting aspect.

Il. Fromme the Druggist, who il always
looking after the interest Of his customers
has now secured the sale OF DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, remedy that
never fails to cure Colds, Pains in the Chest
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Oar cluLhInr LIT for 1855.

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us the editor inl"
AYES sir. i''
"Here il n little poem ! dashed off
this morning.
DASHED il on did youl Well take
il back and writeit carefully. Young
man, you will have plenty Of time to
write Il before we shall need IT,
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f. F. Ewing, of the law firm of
Ewing & Breedlove, one of the most
prominent lawyers of Brennan, sui
cided by shooting himself with pts.
tnl
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4 T. HAxuTNI. Warren. Pa
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TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWD
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Marshall is to have the electric
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ElPaso has POS patrons Of its wa
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FuTy 1000 persons attend Sabbath
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A bar association has been organ
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A new paper has been started in
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Forty men are engaged in laying
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

153 ;.om Michigan. Tennessee, still
a;-r The heart of the coufederacy ,
scr.ticnu no les than GIT of her
sprS IN the same carse. Missouri,
wi'h no; 20 many white males be
tween the ages Of IS and 45 as Mass
ach",etis by over % 900, had death
roI in the Union army Of l3, ,oSI,
" whl.e that Of Nj ssIchusetts was but
IL, ,942 Delaware had only about
h ,lf as many white males as Rhode
Island Ill 1860, and her $50 Union
deal constituted a larger portion OF
her population than Rhode Island ;
l ,32l. Such figures as these show
how absurd 1t Is to talk about the
Southern States which voted for
C.eveiuLd as "rebel States" Ii
may hot be true that, If the slave
States had gone solidy into the le-
beliion, il would have succeeded, but
it Is certainly plain that but for the
hello given the Union cause by Della
ware, Mar! Land, West Virginia,
Kentucky. Tennessee, and Missouri
of TIE IS lid South" the struggle
would have been much prolonged,
and the difficulties OF the Federal
Goyernmt ut vastly increased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10
Facts and Figures.

The Providence journal, leading
Republican organ, thinks that some
of the action of the Ohio Republi-
can Convention was not judicious or
calculated to advance either the bes,
interests of the party or the national
welfare. 1t particularly regrets to
observe the reiteration of the out
worn phraseology concerning un.
repentant rebels" AS a matter OF
party policy, the repetition OF these
terms is undoubtedly a mistake, but
the Ohio Republicans DO not think
so, otherwise they would not indulge
in it. Like many Republican lead
ers in other States, they are simply
echOing the speech of Blaine, made
at Augusta, under the evaporation
of defeat last Fall. But they are
following very slippery leader, who
may surprise them at any moment
by taking an entirely different cue.
This phraseology is worn out be-
cause it is false. The Southern peo.
pie are loyal to the country. They
are not rebels. The New York Ma
ton has lately directed attention to
the fact that the frequent references.
made by Republicans, to the civil
war as q struggle between slavery
and freedom, is calculated TO give
the rising generation very incorrect
idea regarding the parties of that
contest. Indeed, it says, many Of
the generation which lived through
it have either forgotten or never ap-
preciated the large measure Of as
sistance rendered to the Union cause
by the more northern of the slave
States. A recent compilation of the
deaths which occurred in the Union
army brings out this interesting fea.
ture of the struggle very clearly.
Kentucky's population available for
military service was not much larger
than Michisan's, yet no less than
lO,774 Kentucky men gave up their
lives for the Union, as against H.
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lDrin wood,


Samuel j Hanss r. OF Helena, has
been appointed Governor of Montana
Territory.
II IL reported that The Chicago,
Milwaukee aud ~. Paul Railway Co.
intend Ia extend their lines into the
Northern Paciiic'u domain.
hn. D"dley. who attempted the
sssss.ination II Rossa. in New York
siew months ago. has been declared
Insane aud confined In the Middle
town Asylum
James Rnssell Lowell ha= Pre-
ssh'ed The library IT Harvard collere o
"uh Oss volumes. many u them
'sry rate and valuable. which he has
gathered IA eight years of ,rayol
A ~"isrspoui burst near railroad
fA'n "a Texas Monday. causing a
wave OF water eight feet high and
one hundred vide. which carried
'he locomotive anl fourteen cars 2oO
'sss from the track The force ~
TIE water completed, obiteraied the
'"ad'oed Nobody was hnu.
MIA. Laur, de Force Gordon, a
'e'T worthy aud eminent law,er of
'a'fothia, has been admitted 10
practice 80 all the courts ~ Wash.
'"g'on. ID. & an honor not accord
W TO all lawyers aud 10 very few
women IN the profession hut then
sse has brains and knowledge Of
Nv not weakened by disposition 10
sessip.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

party lines oon'l have been drawn
The rem, nbrAhce of his own cain
palrn would ave deferred our Dele
gate from any course which would
SO completely staliify his record.
1t viii be remembered that the
on,y compl1int made by the STAND
ARD during that memorable canvass
was that the platform Mr.. Voorhees,
ajpeared to stand upon was too mar
row, for an old-liner, especially when
1t was made TO serve as a temporary
ioothold for some 5000 Republicans,
who had various dull axes to grind
on tue Democratic milestone. The
STANDARDS support of the nominee
WAS based upon a broader concep-
ton of duty than merely making
railroad company the scape-soat for
all speculative frauds, while the
real rogues were Joining in the hue
and cry of stop thief 1t was
prompted by devotion to the
same principles which have held it
finn amid the struggles and defeats
of score of years of active political
life; principles that will live long as
humanity is subject to those conflict
ing incentives which would uphold
an aristocratic element that is always
seeking to control the Government,
or strengthen the sinews Of indi-
vidual citizenship and perpetuate
true Democracy-a government "oi
the people, by the people, for the
people"
Mr.. VOORHEES, certainly never
urged the application of test which
he was 10th to recognize when him-
self suppliant for favor. Nor can
we scarcely imagine that those who
claim to be his supporters, COUNSEL
lors and friends, would attempt to
rule out one who literally saved The
ship, when they had decided upon
its abandonment. The anonymous
circular issued in June, 1854, and
the letter published a month later,
signed by bolder hand than the
brains which concocted It, proposing
that the Democratic name and or
ganization should both give way for
combination of all who fsvored
forfeiture, can be traced to men who
the Ledger would now accuse Of
moving with the ghostly pomp of
u dead age" They surely would
not be SO uDgrateful to the STANDARD,
after its vigorous protests had saved
the party organization aid now affords
them the opportunity of presenting
their credentials of fidelity. as to
close upon us the gateway of deliv'
erance we have so cordially and gen.
erously opened to them.
The Ledger must he mistaken. L
is possible that Gov. Whiteaker has
been imposed upon, for it is quite
evident he has made q series of blum
ders through bad advice; but that
either Mr.. Voorhees, or his friends
dug up dead mems bones is imp1ob-
able from their we'll known antipatby
to graveyards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10
I hine>c Chinook.


IL OAstcutlio. hast Monday eve
nlng. "a (hinnmnn nnl an Indian
Iioothmdn were unit,d in the "holy
bonds Of malrmIuN The nnmo
OF the groom ia Jung Dake. aud
Mrs. Jung Dake's namc was Sally
Poet Tho msruage ceremony was
performed hy Rov. II ladlcy. IN
the sitiing.room of tho Pacific
House. and there was larger crowd
ou' 90 witness the wedding than was
ever known 10 10 gathered together
10 oystervills 4 large crowd of In
dsns aud the Cinnamon came over
from South Bend IN n canoe ~ the
forenoon. aud IN the afternoon moth
ing bat tho prospective wedding was
mentioned on tho streets. At \
o'clock young and old commenced
Aooklng to the Pacific House. and IN
about an hour the loving CD couple
appeared aud we're seated. The
costumes we're unique. TO say the
least. and wo will not attempt To do.
scribe them. Tho Cinnamon per
sisted IN being married with his coat
on-in his shirt sleeves, aud was
looking around as self-possessed as
II being married was nothing new
to him. But tho bfi,ie was the very
picture Of bashfulnoss. not even
Hitting her herd 10 say " Yes" Dake
paid $3.50 for his wife 10 her father
Kissing the bride was omitted, al.
though every Que IN the room called
for that par, u the ceremony. No
one, not even The happy Ch,namaD.
vented to be the first Immediately
after the ceremony the BRIDE ran
away from her husband aud refused
10 speak 10 him for day or two,
snd Jung Dake became highly In
dignant aud demanded the return 81
his money. Iis says si5O dollars is
a pretty high price for vito these
hard times. onc thing - sure. that
The worldly affairs Of Sally" will
be- much bettssd. as Dako il n
" boss" Chinamsn anj has nccumu.
lated considerable money He form
ely worked in the Hoquiam mill as
boss of the Cinnamon. aud holds
that position In the South Bend mill
now. we are informed Tho boys
around town made the night bldeous
Tor few hours. with tin cans aud
other instruments. bat nnally
qaieted down when nake gave them
some silver THIS wedding was IN.
doubieiIy Z" Tho event ~ the season.
May The queeriy ma,ctej couple live
long aud prosper
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

"CoL." Wheat, once resident OF
Olympia, now bobs up sercnely as
& engineer Of project to connect
Portland and Vacouver by narrow.
gauge railroad. He promises 10 re.
duce fare and ferriage to 20 cents,
which, as the distance is about five
miles, is ample, and the enterprise
will pay-if he can get enough Gus.
tom. 1t is claimed that j. b. Mont.
gomery and Jacob Kamm are 70.
sponsible for tho scheme, but il has
apparently rather too weak q back
to be traced to such paternity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

A NAN who set Tacoma wild few
months ago by the promise of the
erection of a 81 900. 900 iron works,
has since figured as 4 wife-beater,
and at the last term of the Commits
sioners Court, cast CONSERVATION
over the whole community by max
ing application to become county
charge. The individual who sports
such a massive cheek is known as
Arthur Davies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

Col. Bliss, the lawyer who attained
a national reputation as prosecutor
of the S:ar-route thieves, was at Ss.
attic. a few days ago. en- route for
Alaska.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

SERGEANT Mason, who tried to shoot
Guiteau, has been sent to jail on
charge Of robbing a fellow soldier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10
COMMENTS.

II 10 not probable that the STAND
snp's Unlon record had anything to
10 with influencing the choice of
Deputy Collectors lately made by
the gentleman who achieved national
renown by a John Gilpin ride TO
Washington a few years ago. The
Ledyc,'s evident belief that Mr..
voorhees, was the mentor on that oc-
ession forbids the idea that strict
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

AYERS Agus Cure is . warranted
specific for oil maiarisl diseases and
hillary dsrs nssmsnts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

A REPUBLICAN woman who was
postmaster at village in Arkansas,
asked to be removed ON the ground
of offensive partisanship. Her re-
quest was complied with. A Demo-
era. was appointed, and the day af-
ter he took charge of the office, she
married him, and is now chief clerk
of the entire outfit. A woman like
that would not stop long before she
would see way to cut the Civil Ser
vice Law up for crazy quilts.
A PROLONGED rain storm, lasting
about week, has seriously injured
wheat in stacks, in Eastern Kansas
and Western Missouri, the loss ag-
sregatipg about 1000, 900 bushels.
Corn will not be injured but is back.
ward 20 days. Fears are entertained
that potatoes will rot in the ground
and that all minor crops will suffer.
1t is not drouth, but too much cold
rain, which Injuries Kansas this sea
son.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10
June 80, 1885.

Argument-James Mcknight for
Plaintiff; j. 7. Ronald for Defend.
ant.