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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
Dr.. frazlcr's Throat and Lung BalSam

8 the greatest remedy To- the wafld fpt
j Coughs, tnlds Snrr Threat Infiu.nss
OuinIy, LarynRi'i~. Group iinar~enrss
Bronchitis. Asthma. taiafIh. aud Nhnnl,.
ing Cough. aud all Diseases 81 the thrnat
aud lungs. u perform y wonders h., 20
lieVing Consumption II strengthens the
Lungs and INSTANTLY ailays all Irritation
Of the throat.
ttrtftasb Ohio
I'm. fnAsIrR Dear SIR I va. troubled
Tor about three months daring the last
summer and Fall with bronchitis aud a
had cough. After trying several remedies
without ilnding any relief I used your
throat aud Lung hal-au. and found it.
mediate help. un r,tifins at nIaht u
gave me undisturtod rrst and aner Using
the medicine three weeks huund nv soil
cured UEN D. NifII
br fraziets Throat and Lung laiuan
allays ali irritation ~ the thr,at. Isns
tratcs and heals the tung- and assists
nature ly exIecturatiuu 10 throw OIL the
corruption. Soid hy druggists ssgtV
where at - els hlottle Parma MTnttts
Co, Prop'rs. cleveland. ohio.
For sale at Acme prug store. OLYMPIA
W.T. ~ IN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06

IN maturcr years, such A. Loss o. Memo-
~, I.ss-itnde. Nocturnal Emission. Aver
sion to Society. pimncss OF Vision. Noises
ln the Head. the vital fluid passing unob-
served In tho urine. and many other dis.
eases that lead tu Insanity and Death.
Du. MtNrtt. who u a regular physl.
clan graduate of the University OF Penn
sylSsniai, viii Sgrco to forfeit FtS- usa.
dssd Dattsss for a ease OF this Kind tho
ttrsl HtstOnArtSe under his spc.
riai advice aHd trestnenD will not cure.
or fnr ANYTHING Impure or Injurious ioun'
IN u, DIR. M,NTiE treats all private dis-
eases successfully without mercury. Cen.
ssi,ssi.s Tree. Thorough examination
aud adv lee, Including analysts OF urine,
-. Prize at VITAL u-.sos~s - 80 a bottle,
az four times the quantity ~, sent to any
address upon receipt Of price. ar 4. ID. ID.
secure from observation ana in q private
name " desired by
A. D. MINTiE. NJ. D..
II kearney 81. nan Francisco. Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
Probate Notice

Inc Probate Court of Thurston comfy
Il washington Territory.
In the matter of the Estate of Ch,r,,.,
Burmeister, deceased. VI Vial 'eS
Al persons having claims against the
estate OF Charles Blrmeister. deceased
are hereby notified to present the same
with the pr ppcr vouchers to the under.
sisneu, at her place OF residence. on the
i'll the city of Olympia, i'm Said Conntw
ana Territory, within one year from the
date hereof, or the same will be barred
MARY j. BURN EISrER.
Executor OF the last Will and testament
or Charles Burmeister. deceased.
February 9Th 1885.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06

THOSE who resign Federal posi-
tons for the sake of reappointment
to II longer term by Mr.. Arthur, will
probably be the first removed by Mr..
Cleveland. That was the course of
cold Hickory with reference to
appointments made after his election
and establishes q precedent sane
toned at the time and doubtless
popular now. Mr.. Owings and Mr.
Cavanaugh may make it win, but the
chances are against them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
A GREAT CAUSE or HUMAN MISERY
Ii the Loss Of


A tsssssse 90 shs Nsssss. Trsssnsas
aud Radical cure of seminal Weakness.
or sIeru,atorrhes, induced by hclf Abuse.
Involuntary Emissiosts. 1mt,otency, Ner-
vosi- Debility, and lmTeditIient. 20 Mar
rage generally, Consumption. Epilepsy
Ac. by ROBERT J. CuLvERwELL. n /.
~ author Of the "uroen Hook" &c.
The world.rcnowped author la this I'D
mirsble Lecture, clearly proves nom his
own experience that Tho awful conse-
quences of seifAbuse may 10 ef.ectually
removed without dangerous surgical op-
cfations. bouRies. Instruments, rings OF
roidiais, pointing out = mode Of cure at
once certain and eficctuat. by which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition
may i~. may cure himself chcaply. pri-
| vatciy and Radically.
~ This lecture will prove q boon 10
thousands and thousands.
sent under seal. la plain envelope. 10
any address. on receipt 0f four cents, or
two postage STAMPS. Address,
THE CULvERwELI. MEDICAL CO.,
ii Ann ~, New York, N. Y.
Post Once box 40. fcSyi
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WA nEIrr PROPRIETOR.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A SIRE CURE FOUND At LAST I
N0 ON MED svrrrR.

4 suHh cnie fnf nllni, BlecdinR. Itch.
~ tnR and tirsfatcd ifleu has heen dis.
covered hv bf. Williams IAN Indian rem.
cdsI, cailsd bt Williams indisn Pile
uniihynt, 4 single isuN ha. cured the
worst rhronir tassa ~ ~ az anyears stand.
ing M one need suffer ave minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing
mcdisinc. Lotions. instrument. aud cIes'.
luafirs do more harm than good. WI.
lia.us Indian Pile Ointment aisaori,s the
iulsiuts. aliays the intense Itching. tpar.
iirulsflv ai hight amer getting wsfui in
brdl, acts - a louitiro, Hises Instant 10.
lief aud IL prepared only for Piles, Itch
ina at the private parts. and FOE uo.hing
VisG
Head wha, the Hon. J. NJ, Cofini,oriy
at Cleveland SAYS about pf. Williams In.
dian File unintru: I have used scores
ot Pile Cures, and u affords me pleasure
u saf that have nSseF found anything
which gave such immediate and i,eruia.
neut felisf - III. William. Inaist ONT
meat tor safe bY all druggists aud
MALE! 90 Issvlp, nf ptiee, b0c aud 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE 90, Props,
Cleveland. Ohio.
fuf sale hy Rota Mari. Olympia. ". Z.
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Mere Mention .

U..,t fDu .t'r 10 make good
,,..luau. fat. Ilr,,nt year.
"a, / 4 E.i,. Il ChchalI~. j.
.,,.,,u,u if..o-,i.nal business IA
town
#, l.,ur O.enhcimcr returned
D.. p,t.,ul ON "Wednesday even
,..
<,,.cr,m.n Vh, know the secret
,..n, .ul f,n,t are p,uulnr
,h,,rt tree.
,.ou,r announcement then,
-lit..,,,.r..,n. IN, NJ l. ,bu,ch
s,nl., nmnut
I,,. I,..u,,te 3. ,.,, M, ready
H., t.c...4i, Itpors fur taking II
c,nsu, # oNmIla.
r..sr.,...l At - cents rrr Joz
u..l.o,,,,t.th ,, L,vo, c,cl,1
,uco l,..i Summer.
Ao click. and sew n, chimes
.,,.,. Il Lonscholl turn,,n,,
That. a., question.
n, Ih,mas Swo, ia, l,,.., !.
confined ia ms bcl f,om ,.i,,,s ,..
ce,,ei whilo at work.
Comfy AnI,,,r Noo,e Ina. h.en n.
,,,,c,cl IA Insure the couu,v LulJ.
me. from loss by fire.
Nj, 0eo = Allen has been re.
sise,,d & lei Engineer Of the OWN.
,,a Fire DepaItmont
NJ, ". f.. Anderson VIII, has
bs,n suflrior from y y,ro illness.
,.,,,,dly ,mr,o,,n,
r,...,....... - ..,,l.,
the credit Of s,nl,nr the G,.t boom
ou, If our inlet tins Winter
y..,.,. ,,.,,, ,,insh,v. -, .,,,,
IN. -. a., u.a ,.,.o -, 49,,
Ia. been materially lossoneJ
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n
b, The logging tain o,erIC Ellis
new railroad. Each trim connriaes
Two car load. Of logs
IN, As....o, g.. !. L;
Tall set 81 maps Of City property,
Whereby there IL q probability of n
fair roll being prepared.
A pea, cigar stand has been
opened IN tho northwest corner o.
hfs'f ani ho'net's store. aud Mr..
"'a's eecup'e" tho throne.
The Olympia frogs began thor
annual ,.h..rsals an s,,u,l.v .vo,
'"a' TIE last day OF January. They
W" very precise ~ 10 dates.
The City Council have reduced
the eos, Of liquor license TO $3.50
per snnum. and bcor licenao to $3.50.
ih's @ a decrease OF 20 per cent.
Local fishermen mr.. r.a,;n, n,
abund.nt hnrys., from tho br;yb,
waters Of on, bay SALINE, from,
and anal, ara A.. no, .,,,,...,.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
No. 2,4l7.

y the District Court ~ tae Seraud Judi.
i Cial District of the Territory 81 Mash.
ington. holding terms at olympia iuf the
counties of 1hurstOn, Masun aud Chuha
lis
Action hrough, IN the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District 1T tho TrfTl-
tory at Washington, holding terms at
Olympia tor the counties of thur-tun-
Mason aud thchali-. and complaint nl.d
In the county Of fhur,t"n. IN the nfiira ~
the clerk III the said District tourt
Mary &. q. Pniteu, Piauiin.
Richard X. Patten. Defendant
THE uNIriD STATS 90 ANTHlcA,
To Richard u. Patton. Defendant
In tho na,nr at the nitcd States ~ Amer.
lea, YOU are hereby required to appear Ia
an action brought against yuu hy the
aboN cnnmed Plaintiff ~ the District uuft
Of the Second judicial District ~ the
| Territory of Washington holding terms ~
Olympia, IN Thnrston county, fcT the
counties oi Mason, Chuhalia aud fhW-tu,.
| aud To- answer the complaint tiipd therein
| taCoPN ot which accompanies this sun
mons within twenty daNs exclusive 81
| the day ot scTVir after the srIN bee uu vuti
| OF this summons u served within this
| county, az, " served uut uf this county,
/ hut within the ~ccund judicial District
said District. then Within fuItV days, 80 II
served by publication, then Within sixty
days from date hereof. nf Judgment hv io-
fault Will tc taken against you according
Ia the prayer oi said complaint.
! The ai,oNe entitled aetistn ~ iFeught tn
| obtain a decree of this court dl@sui inn
| the bonds of matrinlOny nov existing ;sr
| tween plaintiff aud Defendant. ga the
grounds OF cruel treatment aud a failure
Ia provide Tor sali plaintiff and family
| for the custndy of Nellie J faiten aud
Freddie ~. fstten, ninor children Tor a
division OF the community property ior a
reasonable attorneys f.e for csssis snsi
disbursements ui this action aud tor aeB
ersl relief.
- Witness John =. tIo,t, Esquire.
| LIS. Judge oi the said bis'ria, Court.
- and the seal of said Court. this
It'll day OF January, 4. u isss.
It. ~. UHktEN, Clerh.
JUpsos, Ishn.L n MAsvilis,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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TIE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL = never failing
II Cuis for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
Vitality. seminal
Weakness. Sperma.
torrhoA. Lsss Mas.
1000, lmpotency,
pvOssaessr6ss, Par
alysis and al. the
terrible effects os
self.Abuse. youthful
Ifolliea and excessQs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
LAW, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
OFFICE OF
Judson & HANDLE.

GEo. c. ISRAEL, '"''' ~ 1000
Attorney at Law,
Do,,,. g.; - Olympia, w. II.
ror ne" ~ Under new partnership ar
rahSeinents made with Mr.. E,m,iIo
am Obliged to sever nv connectin, ,v;ti,
.ne oiSmpia office. All of INV time 't !.
taken up here, ana | viii he uIahln IN On
10 any point, except in s,rcial cas,.S
w good fees are paid. Our relations
~ n'' NV, w'yS been So pleasant. that regret
W taNe olympia, but am 0bu,ed ~
yield under the demands Of iusinass . ~
"''o'o''' mere. Yours Truly
JOHN L. JUDSON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06

The steamer Pearl in descending
the Snohomish river, Jan. Goth
struck snag and broke her wheel
so badly that she had to be towed
into Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06

The Democratic Territorial Cen.
trail Committee met at Tacoma
Thursday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
THURSTON COUNTY
Teachers Examination

VllE Spring Examination will he held
i in the Court Room. on Wednesday
and Thursday. tho 1lth and 18th OF Feb.
ruary.. Applicants are requested to pre-.
sent themselves promptly at ga. NJ, the
days specified by law.
PAMELA c. HALE.
County School Superintendent.
Olympia, Jan. 26, 1885. W.
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Notice OF Dissol,,tion

Notice OF Dissolution,
Notice is hereby given that The partr,r-
Smip neretoiore existing between JOAN +.
Da"non anu |eoree Z. Israel, under the
.''I,nd VI oudson Il Israel, has been de-
solved by mutual consent. Bill, ,,,a th..
lr'h may he paid to either party. WV
JOHN J.. il DSOE.
January Dist 1885 A'''E' Eli
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
Notice..

NO receipts for moneys will be acknowl-
~ edged or goods paid for unless upon
orders signed by j. /. STAMFORD,
Secretary of Olympia Gas Works.
Olympia, Dec. 6, 1854.
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For Rent or Sale

MY Property on Main and f SITS.
wi TO bo had at Il bargain.
ALSO TEN HEAD OF HORSES.
Enquire of l. V. Mossman or at nv
Mud Bay ranch.
f. ". AUSTIN.
Jan. 1G, 1855. M
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thss, si.st. stsittuss =, ,'i,iti., ttalt
tufnis. seminal Nest""ss, imbstsasy,
Night LOSSES ~ drsnu= ItWpl'- un the
face snh lu-t manhood rnu positively lio
cured. The sick uui an .f,d .huuid ut
TAIL Ia cali up'h uiu llv iiurtut has
travelled eNt"nsiN.i. 900 iuul.r. hud 90.
sJs'tad thofuuEhi5 ,ir Nt,iuu- hospitals
th"i". obtaining rfUHt d'tt 1T Naiuahlo
lhhthiali"n, ~hi"'i ii. 81. 'tppotuut lu in
pat Z" Those ln n,..l cot hts s,tN ices Tho
lhHtrl ruir. Nlt'u ,ir,i~ ttil IL, hlm.
l'h. tflthON MI make 49, charge unless
hs effect q rute. istauus 80 distance ,aap
70" 's'e" ~ ""s"'. ~ communications
stthtlN confidential Nut sea uo one hut
III" isrt"T Eand tsn 'siiat~ iut = tarh
AZ" 81 ne',ivinn, f,t.,-tIs etitiug T., tho
ihS't"f Viii please stat, thr name - tho
iai"s het see this ntitttttsrtttrnl lu
Charges reasonable. taii 90 Ntile. Al
dre~z iIN ] f.ullHON. i,N iu,3 ~,
tfsuci-so,
Nav 1-th. tssl ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06

.s rI,RANEI.S ~ MENlCO NNpIITE
Among the MrNiran- bN tt.d
crick 4. blS'T The inn>i tully illustrated
and the largest pupuiaf wptk go Mrsito
ever published. A stirring narrative ct q
most interesting JnuTney from Nucatan Ca
the Rio t,rande Ia one large ortato vol.
umc OF nearly 100 page- Agents wanted
Also ior all the greet t'ycloIssiia- Hts
the day. Apply Ia J. nEWIN9 A 90.
~ bush street, tan Francisco. Cal.
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Yeu advertisements.

JONI p. JupsoN. Gro r E.xn,u
Attorney at Law. Real Estate and
Insurance art
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-06
To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. (iibaan's
DlSPEdSaky,

bS.b ~ ,nrurr 60
tsii,,iiUfriIi StT, 81,
80 ltHnpisrr -,
t ,ie,l ~ isSi, !
tht tt,stii,,ill utN.N
ttal uiui - IuIittiIt,n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
LAKE MILLS
Fred Oberhtck intends TO raise 2 acres
of tobacco TINS season.

Fred Oberhtck intends 10 raise acres
of tobacco TINS season.
The cantata at Lost and saved was
giyen the Congregational church last
FrlCat evening.
And now The editors household i.
brig ghtened by the presence of a little girl.
G. A. Sutton paid out over $4,000 tor
tobacco at the London wa ehnuse last
week
Albert Chadsev, who made cheese at
the Newvil' e factory tour years ago. is at
work there this sedson
Miss Etfie Willard, of Watertowu, is
visiting at the residence OF Miss SIllimap.
Elijah Stiles returned from Milwaukee
or M"nday whittier he had heea for a
few days attending the 9th annual
m eting of SpirituaIists.
We are sorry to learn of the sickness OF
James Rutherford. who has returned
frou Milwaukee with his condition NOT
improved.
W. w. Ingram has bought the Sanborn
block and will probably make some im-
provements on the same during the
summer.
Fred Ray finished his first course in
pharmacy at Wisconsin University and
came home on Monday He will return
to the University next fall.
john English has sold his farm of AZ
acres at $50 per acre to L. B. Leonard.
The skating rink under the manage
ment Of N:r. Thomas, has been discon-
tinued last Saturday night being the
closing one. r Hassam SAYS that be
will Immediately get skates ana run
them liz his hall-Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08

""l 10 ii" EnglishmaH who lives at JEFF
fprsnn. Wis. and who, being passionately
t"'d at trotterS. spends the summer
mnnths ~ driving them I'D races. 1t is as
good ~ feast ~ hear JuIinson describe,
III his broad Yorkshire dialect, his visits
IL III" Vanderbilt mansion when the sale
o. Dr Lewis Tor $4,000 was effected. 1t
Wa nni Il had traie Tor JOhnscn, however,
H. 'ir horse had been TO Canada year
r $50 rrcvIoui to The time when Johnson
purchases him and lroited under an as
sane hame, so hat had he remained Gn
tpt rark he woul not have been allow
>tarr Tor purses. and Johnson knew
t;'fs AeI enough before he offered O sell
hIm IL Mr. Van erbili. .'-Banner,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08

THE ART AMATEUR-For April, con
tains attractive designs for a dessert
plate, (pansies), and cup aud saucer
perennial fax), repousse brass work
(peacock) embroidery and jewelry. The
trontisplece represents pleasing group
of recent sculpture by Theo. Baur An
article on d. Ridgway Knight is copious>
ly illustrates by clever drawings from his
pencil, and there is a page of sketches
from the French Water Color Exhibition
for fan decoration. "Crayon Portraiture"
is an article of especial value 10 amateurs,
AMI the p acical departments are as usu-
al, richly filled. Price, 35 cents. Mon
tague Marks, Publisher, % Union Square,
New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
JEFFERSON

J. J. Schmidt left tor Beaver Dam
yesterday, where be will engage in the
boot and shoe business. Mr.. S. has been
in business in our city several years, and
made many friends who will regret TO
hear of his departure.
The saw mill has about finished its
seasons work. But few logs remain to
be cut
The shoe factory hands labor but eight
hours per day at present.
The Chicago Tribune contains the fol-
lowing about Mr.. Vanderbilt and David
johnson, of this city: "a wear or so after
getting Maud S., Mr. Vanderbilt bought
Lysander boy, horse with record of
2:201S, paying for him $4,000. AS a
mate to Lysander Boy he secured DR..
Lewis, that had record of 2:24. This
horse was owned by David johnson, a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
Oar 2leishbors.
WATERLOO

John Wilson has s.- DIS farm situated
in the southeastern part of the town of
Waterloo, to G. G. Smith, OF Lake Mills.
for $825O. Mr.. Wilson has purchased
the mill property in Lake Mills, and will
engage in the milling business.
The. Portland bridge, lying within the
corporated limits of this village, is in a
dangerous condition, and it should either
be replaced with new one or the old
one put in safe condition.
T. B. Squires has recently purchased
the farm of Wentze Stranger, containing
1875 acres, for 1926.
"A. J. Roach started, on Tuesday, his
wagons gathering cream, and will begin
running his creamery Immediately
4. w. Carter, of the w aterlco Nursery,
states that the past winter has heen un-
usually severe upon young apple trees of
one and two years growth.
D. j. Hoyt Will at once begin the
erection of new building upon the site
of the burned one.-JownaI,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
PALMYRA,

Since their mothers death two of Olev
Oleson's children heve been taken to the
Oleson's children nave been taken TO III
orphan asylum where they will have in
struction.
Mrs. Addie Gray has returned to Pal
myra She has been with friends in
Brooklyn, N. Y +, during the pas, winter
Mrs. L. Cook, with her two younger
daughters, are now visiting their friends
at Somcrs, Kenosha county. They left
home with horse and buggy Tor "a 46
mile trip on Monday.
Y. Loewe has small herd of jersey
cattle said to be as ine as to be found in
the state.
Still the picker are caught in quanti
ties rom S~ring Lake. They prove lu te
excellent eating
The Palmyra Sauitauum Co will sopn
erect, near the railroad depot building
for hnttiing mineral water tor tran. rmta-
tioD 10 any point desired Enterprise
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08

Last week. Tuesday night. Clarence,
the four year old son of JOS Wagner
fell out of bod while asleep, and di,locat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08

Miss Folsom, of Buffalo, whom the
gessips declare that the President will
marry in the fall, helped Miss Cleveland
at the latter's reception in the White
House last SATURDAY. afternoon. She is
described as pretty, gracious lady, with
fine figure and attractive manner. She
is Miss Cleveland's guest, and was sub
Ject of much interest, Saturday, in view
OF her possible elevation to the much en-
Wed position of first lady in the land. :"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
BEAVER DA VI.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Ross of Washing
ton Ter, arrived here LAST FRIDAY from n
visit 10 the East aud arr u,w g.rst, of
their daughter, Mrs G.. + Linfirld, at
Wayland
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08

Tired AND LANGUID WOMEN. How
many women there are of whom these
words are true: They feel languid and
tired, har lily able to bear their weight on
their feet, the bloom all gone from their
cheeks, .irratible and cross without
meaning 10 be, nerves all upset, worried
with the children, fretted over little
things, burden to themselves, and VET
with no acute disease" What pity II
j., But a few hotties of Parker's Tonic
will drive all this away, and relieve the
troubles peculiar to their sex. 25
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08

"A am the goodliest man of men since
born" still could not be called exactly
enviable, for when he titled the ground
in the dewy twilight and caught sharp
'oU b of rheumatism, he had no Saliva.
lion Oil 70: his cure, and no 25c totry it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-08
ed his cola .-ooae

The pas, week. n E Alien. Of Tren.
ton, has sold 535 sheep. II lat steers. 8
stock cattle and As hogs mostly shlpp,
to Chicago. for which be received So 800.
OF the above, William Coxshall, stock
buyer oi this city, boUgh. 81 800 with
-CitizeR,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
The Maiden's Joke

Told by Miss Vassar al the cream-cake counter.
Chorus of maidens smearing themselves with
cream-cske and snickering joyouslyl
30, girlsl Only just think. 1 saw him
to-dsyn
Polite expressions of increduIity and in
telest
"Yes, really and truly. Why. never was
SO illustrated in all my life. thought
really should expire. 1t was at the concert,
and Just in the midst of the very smarter
that was really too divine for anything,
when happened to look around iast to see
who was there and-would you believe it?
there he was lust two seats behind me-
/ thought shonld die; and, what was more,
be saw me. too-looked at me out OF those
snappin' black eyes of mis- till felt the C Did
chills running up and down my back
well, can tell you / didn't hear another
bit of the mnsic. / couldn't think of any.
thing but those lovely eyes of his. When We
came out walked rs fast as 1 could-really
an d truly / debut knew be was follow
ing me. and turned down Fifteenth street
where it's quiet, and he came right up be-
side me and lifted his hat as bold as you
please, and said, Good afternoon Thought
/ should expire on the spot. But l didn't
show 1t bit. I was Just as cool as l am
now. merely said, Good afternoon and
felt as if / was going to drop on the pave.
ment Then what do voa think be had the
audacity to cay to mer'
Symptoms OF intense excitement Cream
cakes are held stationary in mid-air
He asked me to 60 to the matinee mex!
Saturday.
[Chorus of What did you say2"1
Say? / didn't say anything. / Just
dropped down and expired on the spot"