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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08

Thrse months ego a young man of
tWanAy-twocandrhis mother landed in
Detroit from an Eastern State with less
thon twenty dollars In money. He had
beoRpQ1mlssd wsrk, bat reached here
y ~ 6l6lb bbfatsd. The household
oods Wsrs hete, ana the couple hadL 6
~ Ias6daty tot away on. It was,
uo tlDeided to rent rooms and
- search for work. The
- S1n nade every effort, bat was
His money was nearly
t f6tt was coming due
~ vsning as he passed
ll2oR Avenne. he heard one
J "a = they stood IN
~. e. = VIII ! could get
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08
MEN WHO MUST DRINK TO LIVE
[Chicago Herald

IChlcaRo Herald.l
TIE fate of Dion, the billiard player,
furnishes another example of the dan.
ger which attends sudden and radical
changes of habit late in life. Men can.
not violate the laws of health with i'm
punity for many years,and then expect
10 "cateh up' by merely abstaining
from their accustomed stimulanfs, ;.
Under such circumstances temperance
is likely to be death. whereas If the do.
parture had been taken earlier 1t might
have been less dangerous. Dion now
goes to an insane asylum because the
revolution in his habits has unsettled
his mind. Other men might be
named who have died during the past
year with great suddenness were
brought low by an attempt to forego the
drinking habit when such a change be.
became in the highest degree perilous.
Such cases do not, as some may face.
tiously aver, cirque the unwisdom of
men attempting to relieve themselves
from the drinking habit, but they do
illustrate Enthusiastically the folly of the
idea that after a lifetime of excess the
only thing that is needed is to stop.
Moderation early in life entails no such
The man who lives to
drink during the best part of his life
will drink to live at its latter end.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08


LITTLE JAKE.
IAN NJ What Is y was always called
q, although he vas the elevator boy
itf~4 ~ t16dss 'SgtAbllshmsnt, he
wabG 6sa1lfShis iadIss w0uld look IN
and Inquire:
"Where's the man thss runs the
e)eyatQe9 =,
Thsn Little - ysqld pipeuparom
az ootne ass 80 "a
: I do not Know anything to compare
him 70, bat ray Of sunshine lighting
upa dark place. He was Of such low.
y statute that when he was in his cor
ner there seemsd to be nobody there.
Bat Sdnllk stbA tnaIl, EARNEST,
cheerful face grew visible, and as you
looked It brighted into such happy
smile that tkG1ttIs man seemed to Iii
Tho vAole slsT4tgr with sunlight.
IwuuasR Il Tie ladies who used to
give him . ~ 1NStd sstbey wsnt
up end dow AusopBda Va Nell par-t
chasss win miss him now and specu-
htsas 70 what huSbeeome ofthe quaint
Nt(h 1siltMr 1ko was lever smiling,
helping, always doing his duty
bsavelyf
HIWvUt home sick one night and
sald "Good nisht,,'bsavesy, swallowed
. lump In his throat and ran of. The
day after his father came In.
"He was pstter, mooch PETER" his
father said.i &9A
Then his mother came; they wanted
the place kept for the boy.
sOhj ssseeks Hs sytoo,much sick
hers" the mpthss' said, laying her
hand % her hrsast. -,
''Telt Mn to-1et-weli and he -shail
have his -plaea.' aid his employer.
"To-npa ktys &kn come and see
him.
But on the morrow 4 Che father came
into the store and his eyes were red
and swollen! - !
sA1ne leslie Jake" he began, and |
n11fSloGs down and said no more. !
t1ant ~ seaadscf the store iiket
wlldAre the newt. ut llittlS Jake was
dsad, and you ~ou1d have thought at
'east that be had been the proprietor. |
A4t1e9lecir6h small way, pro-
ptietor Of the hearts Of the people he
.sfvedsnk thdt ttesm; their good viii |
a dividend that will serve him bet.
ter than money in the land where he
= today laa .tl
They .spntsevely one Of them, beau
liful howers to Little Jaks's funeral:
e Va covered with the last offerings
q 12Slskill fs1h thdss he served.
AVE Tishv ~ had known that he
Wasvo IN. VT might have minis.
|srsdi ito hbn wants or merriam.
'aved him." his employers said with
~ ftttsts.
But there Is nothing to regret. otis
Weil Mjth the child" And It ia M
os6ek sddten nacht" with thee. but (
'Gatsh mongsn, J" Little Jake.-Detro;t
Free Press. |,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08
OUACHITA HOUSE,
DnsIARD STREET,

MONROE. LA.
Convenient to railpad depot and steam
boat landing, and prDvfded With superior
acc0mOdati0ns, is now open - the travelling
public. 1rSample HGpm i0r commercial
Travellers. MRS. g. K.PUEsVlSs
Propriettcse.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08

Two married sisters, one living at,
Newburg, N. Y, and tho other in
Michigan, recently both gave birth to
daughters on the same day. Each In
tended to surprise the other, and kept
the coming event a secret. The same
day the children were born they were
named by the Mothers, and letter
.,.s-~-.. from each family to the other
giving an account of the joyful event
and the name Of the child. Tie letter
crossed each other on the route, and
were received about the same time
by each family. Strange to say, each
mother had given her daughter the
same name.-Detron Tribune.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08
/ MIRANDA HuTKL, ;.
MONROE. LA

This hotel, formerly known a. ssMonroe
House" and "Ennemosor'bn phas been
thoroughly repaired and newly furnished.
Central location; terms reasonable. In
connection with the VHRAtSDA will be kept
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-08

Job WORK Executed with
e Neatness and at Low Prices
at this office. Get our prices.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
a Tunnel 900 B. G.

A tunnel measuring about five thou
sand feet III length, and constructed al
least nine centuries before the Chris
tan era, has just been discovered by
the Governor Of the Island of Samos.
llarodotus mentions this tunnel. which
served for providing the Old seaport
with drinking water. 1t is completely
preserved and contains water tubes OF
about twenty-five crntimc.crS in diam
ctcr, each one provided with a lateral
aperture for cleansing purposes. The
tunnel is not quite straight. Iut bent in
the middle; this is hardly to be wondered
at, a> the ancient engineers hardly pos
scSscd measuring instrument, of SD II
precision as those CONSTRUCTED nowadays.
--.Ndture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
NOT A sPAsM CO COUGHING SINCE USING
COMPOUND OXYGEN

So writes gentlemen from Archie, Mis-
souri,, whose whole system was SO run
down That he was not abe To do any kind
of work. In little over month after
commencing the Oxygen Treatment hc
made tins report:
n h1ye not hud S}aSla Of c"uyijng
since the first time inhaled the Oxygen.
The utter gnncncse' when n little ont of
wind Il cant describe the feeling. hut il
was a most miserable oIcl also left me
right away. \ on think my recovery will
bc slow: | am going to try and di>appnint
you. Three days after ! lost my leg. SIX
surgeons gave me Till next day at noon to
live. " hen my stump was almost we'll
got a terrible fall. Again the hoSpi nj sur.
gcon, said could not live: but am here
YET. can't say all right: but by the help
of Compound Oxygen | hope t. lie soon
Am mHth stranger; car stick all H0U ut
0HgfhiHy INIT IS MT fJo h.drV'
Our "IrrufiSe on tOnDoun@ OI'ygfn, -
containing IA history of the discovery and
mode Of action of tins remarkable c,Ira-
tive agent, and Il large record nf surprising
cures III Consumption. Catarrh Neuralria.
bronchitis, Asthma, etc, and a wide ranN,.
Of chrome Diseases will be sent free. Ad.
dress bHS. STARKEY 4 PAI,EN, Il02 and
iii Girari street. Philadelphia.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed TO III. +. Ma
thews, G6 Mont gomery street, sab Fran
cisco Will be tiled on the same terms as il
sent directly 10 Us III Philadelphia.
Paris green when the French dude
lands in America
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
ATLANTIS.
III" NJ thieai Loot Continent Of which
AHeten, legend. Tell.

Tho Mythical Loot Continent OF which
A"ei"n, legend. Tell.
The Rncicnts had legend that be-
tund the riEar. Of Hercules. what we
now "nll The strait. of Gibraltar. there
existed vast continent inhabited bv
civilized people. Mr. II Never tells OF
certain archaeological discoveries he
made recently on the island of Zapafcra
tucntan. which show that the pre-
historic nations which occupied Central
Anerica believed or protested 20 know
that such continent rrall, existed in
thr Atlantic bcran lie found. he saws.
$40 s'nuo tables. one ~ which contains
representation ~ the world. part of
Africa aud ASA united Europe and this
continent, "a llrg" continent H. situated
10 ihr Atlantic Ocean. which consider
"a hc ihr mythical lost Atlantis. men
huur' 1 some 1T the ancient authors.
Iho other tablet contains inscriptions.
~ Wh.,h part h undoubtedly rhnni-
cinn. Ibis is really Interesting and i,
l. not impOssihle that even since the race
was advanced enough - have n history.
Wat continent may have been sub
me I'D under the sea n, eastern
'aHsf - oar counir, is steadily wearing
nHhN while sweden. Norway and por
LnH- - fuc western continent 81 Enropc
are gaining ground from the waters
hear thrm Lad. 40 what Is now the
Allan g. Ocean. would account for man,
81 thr remains II ancient peol It. now
found in MoNco. Central aud South
Am'r's1 The discovery 81 Phpncan
character in tho inscriptions tells III,
sinr, - that wonderful maritime people
Who liuui-hei anil controlled the sen
going crumcrc. II mnnk'..d before aud
down 20 The period Of aui ,ntis history.
900 Nsmvftsi NpHh.g
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

ONIONS Quotable at 75e@ 81. 30 b ctl
BKAN The spot market 10 uuo,ablc a
SlS. 5I(a IS. 81 Der ton.
GROUND BARLEY Quotableat 81 =,
| (d23. ~ L ION.
BUCKWIEAT Quotable at sI.7o@I.s
FctI.
DRlEO PEAS Green 81 1903. niles
ST. az. hacNrye. 81 1ld 2.15F ctl
! WiiEAT-Per ctl, 81 .dt
BARLEY Choice feed, &c; brewin.
Sl.0'(al IA.
CHEESE California. ~ a l3c.
CORN MEAL Millers quote iced at 81
as u ton, fine kinds, Tor the table, 4,
large or small packages. &c u H.
| SEEDS i5rown mustard. S!2Ic 300
yellow, S2.OJG2 -; canary, iGIt E. hemi,
Bic; rape, 2sc; timothy. .,,'a6c al
falfa. lac b H.; lax. 222,(q 20 b ctl
HOPS-f TO-. To- y.
| HlUES-Dry. II n usual selection. l6,M
lie: dr' kip. l6Aalic: dry calf, 10 a 70.
sailed steers. III To ollbs. ia &c
WOOL. Mcndoclno. ISa20c, p n.
Humboldt, lsCa2,lc; San joaquin. .6aSc
eastern Oregon, l5(d l9c
LAIRD California, 10Th. tins, QiG. c
Eastern, Pa l2ic Tor ticrees, and IL oily
u ID for pails.
POULTRf-Iivet turkeys gobblers. y
fd22c. do. hem. 2l(G2,c do. dressed. q Ia
2Ir: roosteis. S,l.5Jte @ % for old. and SO. &
| "a 100 Tor Young; hens SItUo 3. 20: bruii
ers. 81 5)o D DO according to SIZE: ducks
S6.a0a 500 tt u0z.. geese S2.J0a3 " pair
Al Pl.ES-F DX.. 3jCa G0c.
STRAW -QuoiabIe ut 30 aG5c u bale
CRACKED CORN -Quotable at 81. 5Oa
! % ii ton
OATS - Surprise and milling. S1.3j
(@l.4U: No. l, $l.2U(d l.:}u: No. =, Slmm
10; black. Sl.WGl.l5 u ctl; new Salinas
feed. $l.l0a |. -.
MIDDLiNGS-Active at 81. 5Oa 10 90 b
FLOUR Moderate activity prevailson
local account.
We quote: San Francisco extra. best. a,
Si.25Ca $50: medium, $3.5O@ 400; shippin.
supertine. S2.5Od $50
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 80 go ctls.: Hour
i4,aCC or. SKIS: oats. so ctls.; potatoes
4, ,U0 SKIS.
BAGS AND BAGGING-We quote bes,
quality Calcutta wheat bags standard siz.
aud weight, at 81 a 5Ac for spot lots: San
Quentin factory make, st; California Jut.
Mill make.6ta1 &c: potato gunnies, |, 3allAc:
wool bags. 'oCa iOc apiece; Burlap cloth.
&c for 40 inch.
BUTTER Good to choice roll. U n.
70 ZHc: FAIR "A q 25c; tirkin, 20(92lAc: east
ern. l2l@l7bc.
EGGS-T dOz.. :5d37Ac.
POTATOES We quote wharf rates
Earlv rose u IA I1c: garnet chile. SOFA SIl5
peerless. Sl@!.25 y ctI.
Y-Aifalia, SIl(a 10 90: wheat, $I2. OF
gl5.OO: oat. $l..0(a l5OO: barley, 5000
t2;Ul: mixed. $1.Wld 1000 " ton.
BEESWAX-This article finds poor Gus.
tom. QuOtable at 25d 26c y 10.
HONEY Extracted, 8ta7c u n 10,
choice: comb. O a 9c: extracted. i(d5c.
va III
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
THE SLOUGH OF DEspoNpENCY

IN which you are wallowing. on account
of some of those diseases peculiar TO You
madame. and which have robbed you o
the rosy hue of health, and made life ;
burden TO You, you can easily get out of
| DIR. Piercc's "fayOr;te Prescription" vii
free YOU from all such troubles and sooi
recall the ro,e-tint of health To your cheek
and the elasticity to your step. il is
most perfect specific for all the weakness ST,
and irregularities peculiar to your sex. i
cures liberation. dispacemehts, "interna
fever, hearing down sensations. remove.
the tendency 10 cancerous affections, ant
corrects all unnatural discharges. Il,
druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
CONvENTIONALISM.
IL Rules the World and Is Not Altogether
Pleasant Master.

II Rules the World. and Is Not Altogether
Pleasant Master.
The world is so old, men as a rule arc
such inveterate imitators. literature is SC
apt 10 shape itself in the molds of the
schools of the day, that voice perfectly
natural and fresh surprises us almost as
much As it delights lis. The ancients
enjoyed the advantage in that they
wrote before the great art of writing i'll
had been invented. says Lichtenberp.
There are standards of taste. canons of
criticism, DEGREES of authority that the
prudent and the worldly-wiSe will never
dare To defy. a genius, brave in the
consciousness of his strength, NAV now
and then venture to set them aside: but
mediocrity. however ambitious. will
always copy. The case would not be
So lamentablc were the insincerity and
intellectual timidity confined to iitcra-
ture. ConventionaliSn rules the world.
In the conversation of those who are
ordinarily called cultivated people the
same old cut and dried opinion, the
same old stock of silent quotations, and
49, l'' = '''u, stit ItI'Ittl iu naU-
seam. One might suppose that people
got their talk as the parvcnu does his
manners. out of handbook Oh etiquette.
But now and then we find child of
nature who is not afraid to speak right
out his or her own honest and simple
opinions. and however crude. however
wide of the mark they may he. we are
always charmed. for then at least we
have found something genuine, original
and naturally. o. Hcoyune.
One of the largest diamonds that
this country has produced was found in
Manchester, Chesterfield County, Va.
10y laborcr engaged in grading one OF
the streets. The man took the stone to
Mr. Tyler, Sr.. of Richmond, Va, to
ascertain lis character and value. lie
pronounced the stone very valuable
diamond. The specimen was PIT on
exhibition and WAS sold bv the finder Ia
n dealer for Sl.SOO. 1t was next SEM
to Boston 10 be cut, and is now
known "a the "Morrissey diamond
Aftcr il was cut it weighed over te, |
carnts. and its market value is -. OOu
- H">t"a Hcral4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
FOR HALF A LIFETIME

Mrs. John Gemmell, Milrov. Mif1in
county. Pa, in the spring of 1854 in iured
her spine and partial paralysis ensued.
For nearly twenty years she was unable
to walk. In the spring of 1873, she was
advised to use St. Jacobs Oil, the great
conqueror OF pain. The first application
gave instantaneous relief. Before the sec
ond bottle was exhausted she was able to
walk and 10 cured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
An UNSATlsFtC-CaY Vi
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As'in Visit IL" anil, Of Ia

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p'"P','"i"h' ana 10 iro"n down re-
h'Wai "i MS h'%"''i'i"hS:
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=" IMAM, 'al!cd lhr mo'her' "don
pun N""r hand IN the gentleman
pocket i"' MN down.
Ley h'm rHmhln' sad |. at the same
'''n' attempting TO put HIM down; but
IT, nr'''i ms ir't on the rounds OF the
'"a'r ana iimb"d back To his perch OF
ANNOYANCE
game, entered the room with a pole.
M" 'h't "ut OF mere. sald the mother.
Don I swing 1t around that way. Now
Jn,i look AT !"n'
lie had cracked my head with the
cuN,.d implement
MY grndnc>1, never saw such
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

VI Wat. ~ turnrrii,ut. viii Ia
the oldest mrbhrf - the nest Nstlon.l
House - Representatives. IT, /. ..,'
rniy 81
IL" pre- rut Emperor ~ iu..la A.
h. earlier day, ~. upici ~ hl. fn,t.
oi strength. aud B.. s'lll uno ~ ,hs
stronac'', men 10 b.. Empire Il gian,s
Francis Murphy hes frroiyod from
judge Nnth pa,i., ~ ~" New yors
supreme Court. an eloquent loitof az
appreciation - hi, wpik fur tho tom.
pcranrr rau.r
Ms I"lh 4 Robinson, hewitch.
ing Young lawyer ~ ilustnn won't on,
to N"aifl'. " ] ~ soltl" short tim,
ago She hrs bacon winning ,a... from
The h"si lawyer. ut ~" lrIrifur,. and tho
pr,pl.. u"N tain about making her A
Jui.. ttut7p Ap.
% -'l'.- GOO 100 .r.' H |.I |. ts ,ftiiIr,s
boz. ..nr,rf- .. boo .. I.i.. un tha
ppr.I Mo-. uu.. v.tt have YOU
lpu, lop $50 t,r. g. rrfs Ilr,e "a
n uf.. l,tru 5000. Ntn w. m,y
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,. p'' tv.H's i't'.rH. ID. iY'' .am.
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lp ,ru want ~ d,m. .psor.
lr'u thHi v'"'.N Nri son. .lrP'
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b.l.t, ui trmp.r luu Lulh ..,rn 10 u.
perfectly tgfrri tt'l lb. most rsso"
FVr i,,ar,
hymu a. 80 ii.ut
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1Htt sas tHr t.tri ati-r
",t..'nr g. tu.- r'sisius breast.
tni those t.H',tuf rb"-
Au'I q. .usg %, out ch"r
"Wa~ knw.~, tss 80 uae
HAS sHs tIts its as nas
Was tas zoe tNts tra ,ss sav hfas,
A. tpao 800 ise sFH ts
80 -ss,
\ man having built % large hnuss
WI. ~ u lnss Whtt 90 in with the run.
h'ah H. lash si,vhtI ~, i-.,l him In
have 80 dug largo enough "a contain
n "Nnh what -ad be-. sm Ing.
shall I 10 with the earth that
dig up from 10 g. which tho stew.
Arb With rr"ti gravity. replied "liav.
'ho pit mrdr large enough IL hould
rll ' fhrtgt flilrHs
two Nrhrs rgu . lttg" wairT-span.
irl called "iIlr"k, the ptoporiy II q
bathing machin" ~ net. wns the ,neans
NJ rrsculnr rirhi sailors %, n arriis,
France. D., rhrr ing cntk~l line 10
them 90 rock \ dog ictc W.. ~.
gsniscd In - hvurr. tho n,uniclpallty
subscribing So ari bee whs. further.
presented With silver collar t'nfor.
iunHicly hr wa bought D., the TRIAD
Duke vladimir rri 'tton ~ Ru.sia.
H. lptrh wt- -,'r ~ PARIS. ct and
veil. with 80. rpir Ilo bad silver
htnc.l"t. around bi. paws
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

-Po>tma>trr-Gcncr Frank Hatton
has bright. pretty little WIFI. who,c
delicate health has kept her ont Of the
thickeSt whirl of society during the
high on, but who has "A great circle
of friends in Washington. Mrs. IIarton
and Mrs. Robert Lincoln were school
girls together in Iowa during their girl
hood, and after both of them moved t.
Washington their long friendship he
came the closer and the two families
are much together Chira1o J"Uymnk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
HAPPY THOUGHT III THE NIGHT

For years Mr.. Jas. II. AckIcy, ot l6s
West Fayette street, Baltimore, had suf
hard Y sleep. But he rites: "Onr might
VA, suffering very mnrh. and ia.
thought struck ne rhdt Brown, Iron Bit
t"rs would do me some good, and perhaps
cure me. 1t was happy thought. and IL
my great JOY ii has entirely cured me aft.I
using two bottles. Alter three months
have hal no return of the symptoms.
chrcrfuly recommend it a. th, best tonic
| have ever used" Neuralgia sufferers.
take the hint,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

IL gives us great pleasure to state that the
merchant who was reported la he al the point
OF death from an attack of Pneumonia has en-
iircly recovered 10y the Use of DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS BAl.SAM FOR THE LUNGS. Nat
urally he feels grateful for the benefits derived
from using this remedy for the lungs and throat
and in giving publicity TO this statement we are
aciu2tcd by motives of public bcncfact on
trusting that others n!n, hc hrnriitcd in a SINH.
lar manner
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

- see. Fanny, you are smoking CT.
gareitcs Why do you do that" asked
Boston lady of strong minded fe-
male friend. I'm the first place, Iwant
to emancipatc myself; and. secondly
when | smoke always think of him"
was TIE .eply. And don'ti it make Won
Geke '-Ds!rc.t PoSt.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

tATARRH- A New Treatment whereby
permanent cure is effected in from one to
'hree applications. Particulars and trea-
Sc free ON receipt of stamp. A. II. DIXON
s son, 3U5 King street west. Toronto. Can
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

n IA hI.-To all whoarc suffering from or
rors and indiscretions of youth. nervous weak
send recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send self.
addressed cnvelope TO REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
station ID. New York
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

man can cypress his feelings and still
send them 10y mail.