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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
WITHOUT A PARALLEL in MEDICAL
HISTORY

The remarkable results which have at
tended the administration of the Vital
izing TreatNent of Drs. Starkey g. Palcn
ll09 Girard ST.. Philadelphia, for chroni,
and so-caled "incurable diseases" are
rtthOut a parallel in medical history
As dispensers of this new Treatment
they have, after thirteen years of earnest
un iring and costly effort to introduce il
to those who need its vitaliZing and
Notwithstanding influences, succeeded il
resting its claims on the basis of facts and
results of so wide and universal Il charac
ter-.fdcts 0nd results on record, ana
open TO the closest Investigations that
no room for n question remains az to It's
MARI ciOns action in restoring the dis
edSed TO heath. Ii you are sufferer from
any disease which your physician has
failed to arrest or cure, write to ID s.
Starkey & Palen, aud they will send you
documents and reports of cases from
which you will I've able to decide for YOUR
self as to YOUR chances for relief under
their new Treatment.
All orders for the Compound Oxygei
Home Treatment directed to ii. T.. Math
ews, Cos Montgomery Street, San Fran
cisco, will be filled on the same terms az il
sent directly tn VIZ in PHILADELPHIA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
The Japanese "Trcaiy BOX"
Boston Budget.

The pr cipal object OF the mission of
the japanese embassy, which lately ar
rived at Washington, was TO get copy
of the treaty between Japan and the
United Safes signed by the president.
The orig lal was burned in the great
fire at Jec % in 1858. The copy in Jap
anese was saved. This they brought
with them, and copy of it not signed,
and letter from the Tycoon to the pres
ident.
The box containing these documents
was looked upon by them as almost
sacred. 1t was called the treaty oox, "
and was never allowed to he out o. their
sight. 1t was a box three feet long,
twenty-six inches in depth and eighteen
inches wide, covered with red morocco
leather and neatly sewed around the
edges. There We're three japanned boxes
placed together and then covered.
Around the box was light frame, and
when carried was borne on the backs OF
four men =, poles. The embassy brought
with them $50, 900 cash for the purpose
of making purchases. Their money was
all brought from Japan in Mexican dol
lars and American half dollars, stamped
with the Japanese mark. They brought
an immense amount of baggage, over
eighty tons, which made four full car
loads over the Panama railroad. They
had fifteen boxes containing valuable
presents for the president of tho United
States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

WIU IT i.r,4.u advircS are Of easier
..f,.. I,.a... ~. hear # no ucW sales, /
....- ...i.-.t - ~taui~ltll. Quote val
-..... ..hapn>>liIc advance f"r
.H t-u 'ir> Vrtr va Il favored posi-
NAL. Ma'4l- nominal ~ @l.ut-.
t..- -..- s. ..,,, rt.,l,ra lig!li request.
....,H -t..ts lld a. Sc AT the end OF
....,. l..,. market promises 10 rule
.,f.~ .fI,.ir.u..
ltI NINI- W row business dong.
l'....., go, -u, per bn-hcl j. still quoted.
..'''. I..... ~ p. cul~. onethrI H..
.t.- h..u, pump. sue. li2ht
.. .t.-. Cd, 3d. % sui cal, -. sleep pets,
.. -..r. ma. tAo Inu.th9 wool, ~.
....-....- % talipN. tie. buriaPS, Il
,.u,.-,,. .s' Co.,. +. tW!nc. Hour ~
.r.., ,... r,,o., l. O. i3c; Sunniss
... N1.it-,,k q. .i-r.
Irlt- lt.II~. i. t..
...Ji ra.,,N extra. t. bn. $50:
1855. 90. >.u... country brands. SO.
.Iit\ tlI IL Arinc-. t. bu SOC
... mons. stn1sI.uu: pears. 100 fic;
.,,.,,..- rlx.. ~, "a. ,mc., t. lnp el.2i.
...,- . lN : ~. p!Iu.> .3c: hgS, L III.
,...,r :, Ix. C.: grapes. 73cta 81.
tl-u i,fra ItcIEc ,r'in-h. w""ie. IL
d. n.u,.r-,. IA hX~ IA 13C T. IL. domestic
..... it 49,. S3afc TO. bb, SGa1.ot
.,. .a,t. .l.3,. uiack.rcl No. |.
~ y, SI.ohu22,. No. |
.i hn,~. -l1.ru. No. :, e-A, herrngs,
....f. 81, -.:2I,al drrd. lu-lh bX>. %
TutIlKl ,n,cA"',7. t doz;, sprlte'
.-..5 u,n. >lt0. ducks. '6ou,. 90
..... 80 "a inrAr,~ - H.. Ia lie
~NIf - California f,.iincry ISL T. GAL,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Personality in Handwriting.

ne -lA;hI1.
Persons writing naturally do so with
ont thought regarding the peculiar con-
.Struction of their writing. The hand
operates the pen as it We're autOmati-
cally through the sheer force of habit,
by which all the innumera5le pcrsonali-
ties are unconSciou>ly impaired to writ
ing. Learners and for~erS think re-
spccting their writing, and hence, the
more stiff and formal style of their work
there is wanting the easy. graceful flow
apparent in thoughtlcss or haLitual
writing. Lines show more of nervous
ness and hesitancy while the whole con-
struction of the writing is more exact
and formal; and, besides, every different
handwriting ahonnds in wcllniSh num-
bcrless habitual pccuiaritles, of which
the writer himself is unconscious, and
cannot, therefore avoid.
Thus, two other inSurmountable diff
cuties arc placed IN the way of the
forger: First, to observe and initiate
all the characteristics of the writing he
would initiate; and, second, to note and
avoid all the habitual characteristics OF
his own hand. Habit in writing be
comes so fixed and arbitrary mot tC
mention the great artistic skill required
to exactly initiate an unpracticed handl,
that Go not conceive it to h. possible
for any one to simulate the writing OF
another, or to so disscmble his Owr
writing, in any considerable quantity
rs to defy detection through a really
skilled expert examination.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
IT, i.ou.c arm lorl..

llel'nn r ~ rr l. = % ton called the
.It 90 iaud 60 H.. 40 tlout reason.
tHf eft f pi v.lrgri a. lcg ptc
Gee unti.V uf rs : me say. them.
ul lu.s ii1n 900 nc landlord.
10 c.t utro the term hat II.
II $500 sic Whnic 80 lh' Z cato
n IHfif frtruIvs from iun al
u.i .cr'- 1T inui. VITA an NJ.
.. t. p.ut roll ui urnrl, ls.uuo. 90.
tl'r ptoprtA and income.
tnpfhrr to-. 90 IN tie share -.
800 ipls tnfu tie. mud salaries a'sp
t.t- nNnHhli, Ia the lot OF the priv /
rtt0l ets. Ia addition 20 this. no onr
ff at proper compute TIE sum
ii 3 70 q drawn yearly by their rc,a-
o. nnd u ugois-ol from the National
: $50 " rrr. hlt a has been rcckonrd
ht W.IhIt q . Inst thitty wears about
On nWU. hn~ leen paid To sons.
grand SONS. cou.i.s, etc, at TIL Il fam
% t. Toe more or less gene rally less
p.tNe services rendered ~ the
State Nearly hall the members of the
utl'u0 house bold OF have held ,ommis-
seems .n the army aud navy. AMI ,ovcn-
~ rrs pevfnr-s have been created ~ tn
he ih" last ten years -Ihsiaie!ph'd
Ia .fl4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Tea-Cup v1.:Huf.TTilinG.

y
have friend who is quit" renowned
for her surCass - FORUM" teller
through her S,iil j3 Sinking and tap. Ing
a tcacup until The cr7Tn!S 81 tea -l'ave>
in the hottoIa O! Az tea emp assume III a
rude way certain sharc> or forms repre-
scnting people. animals and various
other images which She processes 10
understand as referring IN soma way to
the person whose fortune sh na?pcns 10
be telling at the tine.
was present once when she told tie
fortune Of a Young lady. The prophecy
and method Of masking il seemed Ia me
to he very vague; but the giSt Of It all
was that in . short tlIae a young g"n
t,eman of extremely progressing an-
pcarance would arrive, ard exert a
powerful influence on the future pros
poets Of the Young lady. Wishing to
| discover what was IN the cup To warrant
such a forecast, oh.2 ned possession OF
it without being observed. In the bot
tom OF the cup discovered that the
! leaves had assumed form which, with
ACCEPTED IL rr>eIubluL Il Very spare,
delicate and altogether dehi'itatca
young man.
With the all of a tcasNoos, ana u'inI
a few other grounds Of leaves that were
! living on the bottom q the cap, quickly
CHANGED the Young man ntoa d:srcruta
looking old tramp, with big bundle on
| his back, and accompanied by fcroc!oGS
looking bulldog. Then awaited t.,
result. Presently the young lady who-'
fortune had been told took up the cup
with a blush Of pleasure, TO examine 1t;
contents. The moment she saw The
dreadful figure of the old tramp sh'
exclaimed What 4 horrid old fright
Then there was a great connection
which was only quclled when l acknowi
edged guilt. But l learned some
thing, which was that with littl
management and a teaspoon picture
of ;Hy kind could lie made in q tea cup
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

Why do we hear so much about dyspep-
STA. Simply because so many people
have it. Why are so many people talking
about their care from this dreadful dis
ease! Simply because they have been
taking Browns Iron Bitters. Thus it is
with Mrs. Taylor of Lynchburg, Sumter
Co., S. c., who says, Il have used
Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia with
most favorable results. l believe this
medicine is all that is represented" Dy-
spep,ics, and sufferers from neuralgia,
weakness, ETC., should try it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
ofi,utsi waod-Iar,cr-.

Few YEA t0mue-eial Advertiser
The ss ludi 80 ARE naturally free
hand 4 ,ar,crs ons e'nrc the hr q
tpu rrn the kindoos hcau,iA,d the IN
terus of 90 : temp - and homes viii
thr most utritatr work oi the kind The
{ rllIt, ~ ,nr,lng has not lrit them,
aat q tlnrk of teak wool under Ih-r
thls,ls .onn ls,om,s tho hsd If TIE IN It
leauliiul tta,ptics aud rrroduccS the
fu e IT the c1st IA AL It's warmly Of
furns
The Oriental wood carvcrs In one re-
s,rri NJ uuvudsd they have origin
airs # conception united with power
o. rhe,utinh which Is wonderful. They
frrrItr supply tine suggestions Of the ar
tfs's On dpughtug paper with none Of
ihu huuircd miuutur q. background
fHup.rts and thc hkr. which are ncres-
al. to tlo Wogkiugmcu here. There
ihsy 40 truth uso their Chi cls as
brushes. fnr tho hands arr firm They
fru acquainted simply with the idea
vllth Is ,on,,,,d. uad VIII one or two
scoops ~ enc cui.ol a 10 or passion
foNDf nr . pnmc gfana'o lies mb ddcd
H. tho 10000 as tho lgh u had been Walt.
us simply Co. boz pirked anl n Owed.
li.tw ilu the, Hre unsurpassed IN what
b. luaNu a. cnIni unal oaT, ng they are
~ n la.s re- ihr iro1d sweeps which are
required in the decoration OF large
a. ailments r. ha.ls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
B.islersOnss ISuiee.

Ralph Waldo Emerson had these rules
for reading: ,
1. Never read any book that is not
year old
.. Never read any but famous books.
3. Never read any book but what you
like
1t is probable that the last rule was
formed when the writer had acquired
critical tastes. 1t would hardly be safe
for all readers to follow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
l.unaticS Gu ma.


Expert testimony in lrnacy does not
seem to be regarded with respect in
China. The PcAin Gazette relates that
a lunatic in that city, who, in y
paroxysm of madness, murdered his
grandmother with vegetable knife,
was summary executed in the dis
agrccbic manner known as the "slicing
process. The imperial warrant say
that parricides ard matricidcs must I've
sliced" and contains no saving claus
concerning tic insanity of the prisoner
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Thu Gulf stream Abnormnlly Warm.

A comparison made in the london
meteorological Office of Atlantic temper
ature returns from twenty eight ships,
containing rs recent observations. with
data for previous years, reveals the fact
that during last summer the ocean in
the gulf streams courTe was abnormally
warm. In the area between -
and 81 degrees north latitude, eX-
tending from the. European coast almost
to the mid-Atla ntic meridian, the tenn
perature of the ocean water during June,
1884, was about 3 degrees above the
mean. and during July and August the
half of this marine track lying nearest
the British lines, was from to Il de-
greeS above the mean.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
THE Proof eader's Triumph.

In 1927 Charles Bablacc snperin-
tended the printing Of a SET of trigono-
mctrlcal tables tor the ordnance survey
of En-land and Ireland Cnly thirty
col:es were rin,cd The tables con.
tanned 6.H0 goo figures. They were
pr. pared and corrected with the utmost
care. and vixen comp.ete,i We're hut:
Up in the hall a; ambridgc university
aud reward offered to any one wn,
could find au lEacruracI. since the i
first iSSur IN is. no error HIS ben dis
co}ccI. and j! M: !.':' u...b.y he con
c,udcd tina! r. +, a.-3.:itc!y correc /.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
FILES. fILE:. FILES.
y SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
NO ONE NEED SUFFER.

a for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcer
atcd Piles has been discovered 10y Dr William tau In
dian Remedy called Dr Williams Indian Plis cunt
ment. a single box has cured the chronic ca-s
u Is 80 years standing No heed suffer
utes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine
Lotions IS:rue Is and eleCtuaIi,s 10 harm than
g"d Williams Indian File ointment arsorbs tn" tu
iIurS aiys the intense itching particularly at night
after getting in bed, poultIce. gives ia
slant relief, and Is prepared only for Pies itching of
thu private parts tur nothing else
Read what the IL ~ J VI Cutinbrrry 81 Clevrls nj.
say ABOUT Ir Wilams Indian Pile Ointment Il have
used Of Pile tnres. and IL affords pleasure u
tn have ioun.t anything which gave such
liliirat- and pcrman' mt relief Dr williams H.
dian tIntIirut tr sale iy all druggists and mailed
receipt If rice 81 q +. Richards & Co. wh,l-ssl,
! agents. San Frantic
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Surprpssian # TIE Gu.';-ii1'.

The members Of the Irpnc! Senate
have received from NJ. Charlton co,ics
of his rrnlo -iiion in reference 70 III
suppression .! the rr!llotiur. II. Char
ton demands the abr0ga;lon at thu
twelfth article OF the p'n:t. = nip. which
order, that ever person commenced
TO death shall have his Lead c,it OF;
aud III piaC- oi "tha initiation Cf TIA,
Convert iudy. ~! rmpiuymc.t III
long as i; nay lc thought impossible t.
abol sh punishment b. drath-"f a
physical or chemical agency suh !rn:h
l. over al TO destroy l!fe in .tanialiro..s-
w." In spite oi II Char oH's propns:,,.
the guillotinc may he c >pcc;c.i 10 rou
tinue Its sangu nary reign for soinc
years longer; anl now TINT ccntcnn ri
celebrations are 80 mach in fashion il i,
not improbable that N l%l3 the han
ircdth year Of lis existence will bc g, NJ
memurated. 1t WAS tie invention. ~
every one knows, Of +. Gul!utn. waD,
in tie memoir on the sub Get VIII Il, h
presrn ed II tie N:tI.udl assembly.
recommending its ;dopi or. dc lrrcd
that be had borrowed the idea from Il
machine OF the same kind formerly en-
p.oyed in England. 1t WAS doInticss
the decapitaI n machine known n
.'thc IL Il den. used at one slime in SC Il
land, Of which ir. Cuiiiotin was III .nN
ing. lie. in any case, i'm. roycd il
various ways upon his model. which
by his own accuun', was ve:y rOugi
contriva CT indeed. a DRY (adarte,
from that # iEalar;s and tic hralci
b ID nj one time got abroad 10 the o
cct that ir. II Holm was ere OF ih'
first to PEI 81 by the porlcn oaS invan
ton winch hr had Introduce for tn,
same humane = ct YES As those viii |
animate Nj. Charlton in proposing {,
replace guil.otin nc b. so stll l. orr
rapid process. Dr.. , uillolin died, how
ever, n natural death icfnre the Tor i
dalle ins. rument named after HI n hat
come into use 81. Games GG;e.t6.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
'th- C!I'-t ryna~y in :ae World.


= II'F,-1 TIL j
Tic present r, SninS dynasty of Japan
is the lest III the wurlI 1t dates La.h
:, 10 Years, an is records are accu
ratr,y preserved for that time. Nurln.
this Period the reisning houses of him.
have several times Lern changed. and
all the nat'On now civil. ct, without
exception, have had their bcSlnnin~. II
is sometimes marvellous to reject that
any honse could preserve its Integrity
and occu"y the throne for such perlot
If time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Butter on the pnutI, Quick.
lCaicago H..,.'l

Among tho promin n and most in
terest!ng exhibits at the London health
exhibition was the d1 ~. The cows
wee mixed in the presence OF the spec
tG'"rS; the mix was then Put INTO cen
t':ugal skimme:s. AMI IN twenty IN
Ht'N I me from the time it let the COW
The tator coa.d spread the butter Oh
his ir"aL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
TRY GERMEA for Breakfast.
JOSIAH DAvIs's TROUBLE.

Josiah Davis. North Middletown. Ky
writes: Il am now using box of your
HENRY S CAtBnLlC SALVE upon an uNccr
which. for the past ten days has given me
great pain. This salvc is the only remedy that
have found That has given me any case. Ny
nj, or was caused by varicose veins, and "a
pronounced Inc urahlc by my odcal doctors !
find however, that IiENRYS CARBOLIC
SALNE is fleeing cure" Beware Of irni-
[: TONS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
For the Cure Of n Cough or sore
Throat. "RFOlCHs bronchial IrochcS'
are a simple remedy

Dir. EvORY-Dear Sir: have. for over
year, used YOUR DIAMOND CATARRH
REMEDY whenever | have a cold. and
mud it The best remedy | ever used: in
fact ii is he only thing thai relieves me
| have found it a sure cure. cheer.
fully recommend the DIAMOND CA
TARRI REMEDY TO all. Yours truly,
+. +. KETCHEN, S. F., Cal.
Price SIC per bottle. For sale by Hodge.
Davis & Co., c. a. Piummer & Co. and
Clarke, Woodland & Co., Portland, Or.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
E4rcI,ness.


n VI. n TT TI.tl
kecnncSs in a man is not always to he
taken rs sign of capacity. tor it i,
-.nr.al:' observed most in those who
are scll. h and over reaching; and his
kccnness generally ends IN that kind Of
cnetraiion into Other peoples interest
Which Will tend to benefit his own.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
It's more 10 mans credit to keep h
balance in the hank than on ii tight rop
A PRI'T RS ERROR.

Sweet are the uses OF adrcrSify. tn,
printers copy said bait he set it up
sweet are the use, of advert sing. Sweet
indeed, to those who in sickness and suf
fcring have seen the advertisement I"
some sovereign remedy, which upon tria
has brought them from deaths door
The hest thing | ever SAW in my rai"
WAS the advertisement of DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery is again anC
again the testimony of th' sc who hay,
been healed 10y it If lung disease. bron
chial affections, tnmors. ulcers, liver com
plants and the ills to which flesh is heir
There * always hope tor the future, Et
matter what our pastors been.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
There is DO joy without its sorrow
Christmas and Congress for example.
NIT IN THE BUD"

Sad to say, many odthing attains TO
nothing more than a lair beginning. On
The other hand ii is Il matter for congrat-
station that the growth of some evil
Things may he also promptly frustrated.
y large proportion of the cases of the most
wide spread and fatal of diseases CON
sumption have their inception in nasal
catarrh. DIR. Sagc's Ca,arrh Remedy il
p eitSant, soothing AID cffectuai. Try il.
IL has cured thousands. All druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

Loss of power in either sex
however induced, speedily, thor ,ughl,
and pcrmam ntly cured. Address. will
three letter stamps Tor reply and hook OF
particulars, Worlds Di>pensary Medica
Association. 6G3 Main Street. buffalo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

\ prominent rh,suiar ~ iiti-iurg ala =
a iauN psit'ui Whu WH- complaining ~ IL
.uuiinu'd ill health. aud - lis inahilltx 4
tuf' i'r iuhiugb fHit In lion Uiit.x-
TIE lHHN i"uh ~ ~ VairtFt atH tsta "a. ~
t'rs from Nli,h Do uhfainth lem 49,
h. Hi'h -is noH lHuYi,d 81 tLr tast.r io~ ~
JOKE hut be f. toi 'uWtll pi,nstd With n ~
cost I'm o. rft,i tnfifut
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Thousands Upon lhouaandsll,

~ tr~timuni-ls At the nn,t wepas,su
cures. voluntarily sent ~ We dnt ~
'tsh them. ~ they DO net make IA.
cures. u i~ our mrdiriur Hon pl,,,-
thnt max" the ufr-. u ,n. never f.l,.l
aud never rHn. We viii rls- r,i,rrss.
'" any 90" iur any divs=-r .imilnr h.
'h"ir own u desired. ~ ",ll rirr To- an,
lu tlr known world hut can .ho,s ~
cMrrs ~ llnn nIltrln.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

CATALINA ~ .>rw Treatment whereof
permanent cure il effected i'll from one T..
hrce applications. Particulars and tres
tise free on receipt Of stamp. A. II. DiSo
& son, 8l5 King street ~-si Toronto. Ca,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

\ "a RD.--iUall "i,U al suffering from ar
r,rs ard in.iscrctiOns of youth. nervous weak
rss. early decay. loss Of manhood. etc. vii
send recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
tHAiait This great remedy WAS DISCOVERIES
oy n missionary in South America Senc sell
,ddr--s-'d envelope to REV. J"sKPH T. ISMAS
station u. New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

The fee "f doctors at $40 a NJ
would ibN a man fur n irht and ~ p,si
~ dailN visit. oNrt u 30 a yesr 4,
medical attendance nlonc' And ane ia
~" battle 81 Hop lhiei- taken In tlus
would save ~" { '''i and all lhe ,esys
lie ness
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

The warmcst kind OF II hat -one that's
got stove in.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

II you want a handsome photograph ~
To the only iirst.Class gallery i'll Portland,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

Grcrse Eiott: Animals are sucll
agreeable friends. They ask no cues
iGEs thew pass TO criticisms.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

Ur. NerIeQs Ct.tty, hfei und iron II
the best Nerve Tonic ever discovered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

wv r'lyiss on tc-'lHonials wri,,.. !.
vivid Glowing language ~ sunis p,,,..n
luu~ cures made b, snme largely ,,'r',
up dur'"r 80 pti"ut medicine Ia. ~
tened ihou.nud= to their atay.s. ~
readers having aiuuosi tpshnr faith ~.
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lh'n. ihn' thee t'-i.mori,i- n,,n,l,ss
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The teri tor, II Fuss an Siberia.

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ono and haif mes rs large n, the
II ted -tat.S. has belon sed 10 Eus,ia
,hrrc centuries. Yet OF the !. OJ.ojo in
nab.tautS ncat!y one half are still Pa
gtn. IA s'n Is / s.cred by the home
Government. The In !anS are allowed
To col ct AMI lurh the copies of the
ID g w.ih which the m s. 0nares sup
ply e concerts. and no miss onarv
may hapt " without the authority OF
The aga civil authOr.t es vii are al
l'"el + do most anything to drive
lrsta itv irD u ia co mt Y,
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The ultimate object of lite below should
he To secure life ahovr.
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and -, work. aud ,nfrd 10y 80 slmpls !
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liitivt-. and onl, ttlt dH,~ age his a.
tors prvr him up aud - Il l- u,u.t ~
FROM kidh'y aid i''r 'fouil.l'
80 Mono v"nuitt, .,tt.t.uti . htngh af m,
iipIsa un The white lst-i shut all the ,ils ~
su'iuus stun With iinp az iiul- IN ~
maine.
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III Nahdi is an early riser. He likes 4
gst up early and Bed uin something.