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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-03-05

What the country needs are shorter
trains and more freight to train-load.
Work in the freight yards would be
reduced one-haif. coal would be saved,
crews reduced, and freight-gluts made
less frequent. Steel cars would secure
these improvements. Current,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-03-05

The late George Gardner. of Eos
ton, recently deceased millionaire,
left a peculiar will which was filed
Friday. The trustees of the estate are
directed to pay to his wife each year
l,161 troy ounces of pure gold, which
was her exact weight when the will
was drawn. If she wants it she is to
have $4,000 additional for her annual
income. Boston Journal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-03-05

"A game pie containing live quails
winch iiew away when the pie was cut.
was a feature OF the supper az a New
SoEk ehidren's holiday party,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-03-05

Notwithstanding the great advan-
tages of citizenship in the United States
and Territories, 285. 100000 human be-
ings still live under British sale,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
MARKET REPORTS.
Portland.


WHEAT Per ell. valley, Sl.l7!@ l.20
Waiia W;,la. II lU0 ~.
fiDl l. Fer Dbl, staKdard brands
So: suprrline, Si.00; country brands
BEANS Per Ell. small whites. s.. ~
iaN"-. -: pinSs. - -: butter. $50.
BtiiEH Fer it.choicr dairy, 3 IA 81 &C.
country store. i23n i5c: Eastern, 22tta DC
CHEESE Per H., choice local, l5c; i'm
ported. Ia lie.
DRIED FRlIr Per II, apples, ia Sc
Plnmo, e e Hc: pruncs, =" SIC; peaches, BE
rai~i:3s 800, p hN.
I.t;t;S Fer ioz, !Sc.
LARD Fer Il, pails, Re; tins, Eastern
l.r: ans. Oregon. lilc.
OAT MEAL Common. $3.50 r. ell.
CORN NEAL Per c,l. 81.
IlOMINN Per ctl, 50 -.
tHAt X ED WHEAT Per ctl, 50.
BtCkWIlEAT FLOUR Per ell, S3.7;
"a 5..6
RYE FLOUR rctl. 81.
RICE Fer II. China No. |. SIC; mixed
10: iIavaiirn Islands. Die.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, 1lc; onions
| J., t. H.: carrots. Slfal - II sack; turnips
SILL ~: bccts, II "a 10.
CANNED GOODS Tomatoes, q H. can.
: do>. sta. gallons, S3.N pie fruits, az
sorted, 10 gallons. 81; green corn. ST.:
Ia LOO: oysters. Sl.25 t2.25; Holsters, ST.;
% 80: jams and .jrlies, 500.
COFFEE t. IL, Guatemala. green, l4e
l3lc: Costa Rica, lie; old Government
Java. IN.
POTATOES-lrish i bu, 25td SOC; sweet.
4 H. l. t..
pOiI.THY Chickens, y doz. s., Il 30
d:'il-. $40 :; geese. 10; turkeys, b IL
lucille
PROVISIONS Hams, u H., l3G Tic; ba
con. Ina i2r
GROCERIES Pickles, u key, Sl.lOd
| -: starch. t. H.. 1fpglc. codiish, &c: mac
'lcacl, No. |. kit, s.. No. =, Sl.I5; herring
,iIicd. = I'i!, bN, l5c.
- CARS Quote hblS: ca patent cube
. t.r: ~ crushed, o.; dry graduated, tic
-.u!,lrn &. ~: extra powdered, &c.
SEEDS Wholesale To farmers b ctl, rec
clover, 50; alfalfa. Sl6: white clover, S:,5
1i-,iNr. So; Timothy, prince. $50; Ken
turkN hiuc ;sra~s. extra clean, 81 peren
nrlai rye graSs. SD; red top. Sl2: orchar,
Grass, 81; rye black, 81: bone meal, t
ton, -; hone phn~phat,S. So.
. ~Pit Is T. IL, pepper, lisa &c; mustard
iSc: ginger. lNr; cinnamon, 21lc; nutmeg
/ ~,.: AZ. Biz.
/ TROPICAL FRUIT Lemons, $6.50a
II case: bananas, - -: cocoanuts, Sc; or
au..r- ~ ~ : 20 leo
liR IN Per ton. Sl:id H.
/ MiDnI.lNGS Fer ton. S2>d25.
/ Ground BARLEY Per ton S22d ~
/ bAiS Choice milling, Bic: choice feed
- .:;c
u.Ar Per ton timothy, baled, sl1
I!Oi< Per T.. l0aI3c.
WOOL Valley, l3ta l5c; eastern Ore
2on. Ia !5c
GRAM bags Per IL. Calcutta, 20
Bio Iim IL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
ARREs1ING THE PROGRESS OF CoNsUMP

In this disease, as every one il aware,
the only hope of the patient lies in the rs-
Establishment of higher vital condition.
Efforts are made to reach this through
outdoor exercise. and by various other
means for improving tho general health
which are known to invalids and physi-
clans. Now, in the Eitalizing Treatment
of Drs. Starkey x Palen, llD Girard
Street, Philadelphia, has been discovered
an agent that gives directly this h CHER
vitality, which generally becomes appar
ent at the very outset of its use. Thi, il
manifest in an almost immediate Increase
of appetite and in sense of life and bod
lily comfort. Ii the Treatment continu
ed, a steady improvement nearly always
follows: and where the disease has not NJ
come too deeply seated, a cure may he con
iidently looked for. If you would lave
satisfactory evidence of this, send To nr~
Starkey & Palen for such documents and
reports of cases as will enable you To judge
for yourself, and they will be- promptly
furnished.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed TO II. T.. Math
ews, COG Montgomery Street, San Fran
cisco, will be filled OH the same terms a. il
sent directly to us in Philadelphia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
Farmers rs Business Men.

Il i popularity supposed by a large
class of farmers that none but business
men need 10 acquire 4 knowledge of
hI-inr~> forms and rules. To their
mHd The business man occupies Il posi-
lion similar Ia the LAWYER and the doe
tor; hr barns his trade and proceeds to
ut :: living hv it. This class of men
!"'ii,N" that business forms are ilnintel-
GL,hl.'. whereas they are very simple.
II" is rs respectful at the mention of
ia" words percentage. ''draughts,
'h.il of ll'lin%." invoicc.' rs he is when
he hears the family physician talk Latin.
Bat every farmer is a business man. lie
has crops H. 90 10 market: he wants to
sell 80 he hest advantage; he has to
sell oHcujiinr, on credit. and he is con-
tinuJilv bUying. To all intcntS and
purposes he is Il business man. 1t would
seem very desirable, however. that the
Younger men. who ara one eav to fill
the places of the present generation.
should learn how to handle with ease
and accuracy the business forms and
methods which commercial men by
long practice and experience have re-
,!uccd TO Il system. -Bo,ton Globe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
san Francisco.

Bags Calcutta wheat bags. SIC.
fi.Ot IL best city extra, S4.35M 800;
ntydi'ihi. S:i.lIa 10; shipping superline,
So ..r 80.
WHEAT No. l GRADES, Sl.2s; choice
milling parcels. el.33 t. ell.
hrcWli.-, Sc Lilo.
oAI~ sun rise an! milling, Sl.35@
10, Ne. |, 81 20a 10: No. 2. Sl@ Lilo; OIL
leru,icS. 1.r 81: black. Sldl.ln h ctl.
tOHN Large ,eiiow, Sl.l5N LIS: small
yellow. ;! III. 49,: white. Sl.lrN 10 r ctl.
tEACkED CORN Per ton. $Z7.5GdZ Is.
tOEEMlhL Feed, SIN as II ton;
tine kinds Tor table, ia Sc Il ID.
SEEDS Mustard. S2.2jtd3 for brown,
and -. 80 for yellow: canary, iG4Ac;
hemp. - T.; rape, 2tGi &c: timothy, 5aa
,g: alfalfa, loo t. H.; flax, $z.25ta 80 y ctl
MiDDilNG.> Per ten, Sl5@l7.
UNl Alfalfa, s. .0 "a. i 10: wheat, SIG
t. /; oct, SNG l., barley, S7G u; mixed,
$40 t.
STRAW Per bale. 5000.
Hops Ter h, loa lie.
BRAN Per ton, Si:el l3.
RYE Per cti $l.u,a 10.
BUCKWiIE\l Per ct. Sl.5J@I.75.
GiiOt Nd HARLEY Per ton, 81. oUGI
$50.
POTATOES Early rose. 70d Soc; river
reds. @fo .oc; Pctalunas, Mc(d 81; garnet
Guile. ! e. SO; peerless, I5cG' no: Hum
h'!Gt kidncy, 81 l0dl. o; do red, Sl.l0 b
ell; peach!'low~, El& LILO.
O\lO\S Per cit, 81. 80 2.225.
DRIED PEAS Green, $50; niles
: -; hiackeyr, $50 y ctl.
"a 80; pink. Sl.t0d Los; red, S2.25a 2.37.
lima. 81. 1:r' 50: sma white, $l.25(al 80
pea, 81. U(a l.15 Il ell.
VEGETABLES Green peas, TIA &c T. III
carrots, ;s'@ DC; turnips, 50o tic: beets, Il
as c: parsnips. 81; cabbage, 500.tjOc t. ctl
FRI IL Apples. :i'Ca 15c: pears, Sl@.2
lemons, California, I5cc 5 -: lines, Mex
lean, Slofr.l2; oranges, California, Seq
$l.lu 1 box.
DRIED FRUIT Sun-dried apples, pa
b; apricot-, 81: blackberries, &c: figs
ic: peaches, la l5c; pears, &c; plnms
$50; prunes, German, =; do, French. ia
tic. l. IL: raisins, new crop Layers, ST.;
az u box.
HIDES Dry. u H.. usual selection. l6Id
!dic: dr, kip. lia i6bc: dry calf, 1919 3Oc
suite steers, ~ To 55lbs. 74aS'.
Wool Meniocino. l5a20c. v n.
Ilumboldt, lisa &c: San joaquin. 6(0Sc
eastern Oregon, lia Tic
LARD El-trrn, Ia III for tierces, and
II lie for pals; California, 10 IT.. StdSSc.
HONEY Comb. 1c: extracted, IA 5t
VII.
BEESWAN Quotahlc at 2iCd PC + H.
BUTTER Fancy, BE; choice, :6;d pc
fair IL good. :ttd he; ordinary, 200 22Ac
MIXED store sni,mcntS, dull at l24@ l7tc
pick,cd roll, -. "a ..,c: iirkin, l9td2lc Tor
good to chuicc. and ljci DC for ordinary 10
fair Eastern. | ga i1c T. H.
EGGS I dozen, .llq &c.
POUl.1nN Turkeys, vobblers. la lie;
hens, Iii Il lSc: dressed do. l2Nl7 II H.;
rIo>:cr~, S5aL" 6.Jofor old and Stid 80 for
young. hrus, ST 3ko $ %: brolers, S5M so,
~ to size: ducks, S0IN III u doz. geese,
>, -, 30 Il pair.
rhiI.uW t.rrasc, Bal: crude, Skate
refined "a 1lr r III.
CHtt.St "a ifnrnia, la l3c.
SALT I'rr ton, Si';.
RICE Hawaiian. X: China, ?sG Gle.
~ GAR !ry Granulaicd. tic: extra
tine ruhrS. .r: tine crushed, lie: powder
cd. -: extra line powdered, &c; extra
golden &, -: golden &. tic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
IHE BERMUDA ISLANDS.
The Attractions aud Principal Features of
Hamilton.
j Il lIE\IDN. VI. ID.
ROCHESTER. y. Y. Dee. 30


me h'lllilda~ comprise small group
a i-land-. Whose area is but nineteen
SQUARE m.h.,.
Tho. IL. ~ ,L.. .,,,,,;. .o,..r b,,-
.i.,.,... .,l., ,, WV i.
= ''''' NUN Nv" VI
anu III '""u' lH' same latlilde as
'harl"-t"n. =. {. Tia" climate is de
lighlful. being warm and salubrious.
" ia an avcrag" tcm,n'ratlire of about
,r,ruiN-unr dcgr,.> The most pleas
ant month, are from December until
NaN. and no winter resort has more
varied attract ,n>. Th,. Inducements it
hold, uut IN huatin~. Yachting. laihinu
and l>hng. are very fine and much in
dulg,d in hv those who pass the winter
here. 1hrrr ncipal products from the Isl
and are. Orrcd >lN il. , potators and on
ions. and these r. Il great source of
wealth To- th. inhabitants. The cxpor-
iaiipn nf onion, alone brings in an an
mud income of Siuo.WN, while that
from thor putatnr- j. even greater
1hrN pinn' and raise two fine crops Il
YER. which are shipped principally t.
the ni,rd States. where they enjoy
.u.h an excellent reputation that no
other word in their praise is necessary
Arruwroot. too. i largely exported. but
what other crops tIri raise are simply
Tor home con>umpi on. and but LITTLE
attention or cultivation is mivcn to ANY,
thing else than the three mentioned.
The fruits are mostly semi-trop;cal,
bananas. oranges. lemons, lines and
paw paws all growing in great album
dance and Of "A very fair quality. The
cucoanut and date palm are occasional
" seen. but the fr,lt never reaches a
state Of perfection. the climate not be-
ing sufficiently dry or warm. The most
common tree is the cedar. while the ole
and,r and palmetto are To be- seen lining
and bcauiii,ing the roads.
Hamilton i the LARGEST town and
common center. from which all other
points of interest are easily accessible.
MANY beautiful residences, fine pub
lie building, and churches and excel
lent shop, tend To make Hamilton a
most agreeable place. While here one
will not fail To visit the famou, India
rubber tree or the five mountain cab
bage palms. which are Justly ccle-
hratrd. being remarkable works of ma
iurc. The Church Of England prevails
largely. although some other demon.
nations exist here. The parish
churches are very simple in their con
struclion. and il is To be regretted tina,
Trinity Church. in Hamilton, a bcauti.
fnl gothic cdiiicr, was DESTROYED hy lire
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
ABOVE PROOF,
The Detroit "Free Press" Man Relieve
His Outraged Feelings.

The Detroit Free Press" Man Relieve.
His Outraged Feelings.
Where is the proof-reader. compost
or or other artist who ruthlessly mud
died my Shakespeare last Sunday by
making dog take the place of 'joy'
In the familiar lines:
Ana Kiss thy fair large ears. my gentle joy
Words fail to excuse Kim. but let ne
never meet him face TO face Blame il
on pi. an he will. or the obscure copy
or the office towel, or the cat, these
shall not save him.
IF such there bc 20 mark him well
For him no minstrel raptures swell
No. There is not minstrel troupe in
existence that can shield him from nv
just wrath. Which reminds me TO say
there was once a poet who wrote in eff
f,ctiyc verse:
He kissed her under the silent stars
When his poem was published it read
He kicked her under the cellar stairs"
lie recovered after long illness and
again wiotc:
And that line came out in this way:
See the pale martyr in his shirt of fire."
youth Who was indebted to an aunt
Tor nm ample fortune received at her
death. attempted To sound his graft
Jude in verse. copies of which were sent
Ia nll the relatives. 1t was only the
mistake II a word. but it annoved him
very much Ia read in one of the lines
which h. had composed with especial
care announcing that ''>hc had taken
up In III aVcn her position" the as
tonnding information that "She had
taken up 10 Heaven her physician. "
There l. some excuse for the bachelor
compassion, who. in setting up the
toast: Woman. without her man would
to- savage. put the comma in the
wrong place. and had il read thus:
Woman. without her man. would
b. savage
Perhaps the worst piece of ..pi'' the
cnlnlnsitur ever made was that which
mixed up the education Of heather chill
if"h IN Central Africa with a recipe for
casniug Tomatoes. After announcing
the prrl'minarc- Of attracting the chill
dr'n I" ia" missionaries. it plunged into
media rs n follows:
" The c.>'c>t and best way to prepare
th"n l. t. first wipe them with a clean
towel. then place them in drippinp
pans. and bake till TENDER detroit
fr,c Ir,ss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
BOY OF THE BURNING DECK


All Folks Feel Snrry For.
Few but know the very pretty piece
of poetry by Mrs. Hcmans. "Casabi-
anca." commencing The | oy stood on
the burning deck" The poctc>s states
that the lad was the son of the admiral
commanding the flagship L'Oricnt.
which took fire and exploded; that
young Casabianra persisted in III" cx-
plosion, refusing TO quit the POSITION
allotted him by his father. pending tina
battle of the Nile have been looking
into the Official account OF the incident
The admiral was BrurvS. who was
wounded in the head and hand early in
the action. He continued To- give or
ders until cut in two by Il cannon ball
he uttered the request To he allowed 10
expire on deck. which he did in the
course of some minutes.
CitOyen taSabanca. the father of the
poetic hero. then took command, his
son was MILDLY, but only aged ten. not
thirteen. At that per od Lads entered the
navy very Young. Ca>araanca was al
so a deputy. Pending the action his
son was nv his side; the father WAS
mortally wounded in the head by Il
splinter and became in>cnsiblr: he gave
no iniunctionS to his son. bat the latter
would not the less quit his wounded
parent. BY this time the ship was on
fire. Several of the sailors had left and
saved themselves on spars Till picked
up by the English boats. AIDED bv the
purser Young Casabianca and hi. ia her
wer; lowered down ly a pee of a
mast ionting by. but th.y had only got
a short distance from the i.O-%'In Dri-
ent when she blew NJ. aad nothing
more was on of the Casa i'm ~.
But the nct'i">t thing that r'r.sh, there
Was that youny. TAT Iiul heart
--IdyiS Cor. Nc~Wa O. ~ Iirtr-
tiScr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

Is frequently the exclamation Of one lady
to another. The fact il not a pleasant one
kindly one for it sets the one addressed Ia
thinking, apprises her of the fact that she
is not in good health. and leads her To
seek a reason therefor. Pallor il ALMOST
always attendant upon the first stages OF
consumption. The system is cnfceblcd.
and the blood is impoverished. DIR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery" will
the impoverished blood, and restore roses
to the check.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS

Are more intimately connected with a
sound stomach and good condition of the
blood than most people suppose. Thin
blood means weakness. languOr and mis-.
cry. dyspeptic stomach means all the
horrors you can think Of Browns Iron
Bitters means enriched blood, good diges.
ton, healthy appetite. sweet sleep and Wig
orous strength. Mr.. Henry Italian, South
Seventeenth street, st. Louis, says:
Browns Iron Bitters relieved me of
dyspepsia, purified my blood, and gave me
an appetite" Thousands of others testify
in the same way.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

female Il font lon-' with a full set Of teeth
long hair and with age CORES p"rdiH- with
Tie, ladN'> ay,. imply iH-c that II >iluu-: ~
tncNi>trnct. At the time 81 the laH nirth:
or in ut licr words. WAS Il win ~i~ttr. " i}g u
hal become an unknown parl of herself.
lhr case i very IcInarkat''c. ~ l'lrrr =
unis one similar or record. The i,Jl Niil
Recover from The effects of the operation.
Saturday might Al Hurlonl lew. J.. tire.
farmers. Fred aud Ernest l,unnahau "a. q
| Abe NNtr- cot into Il ii:ht III Ike pt'~tui
! lice. upset the stove ;nl burned tn huil'i-
/ ing The loss will lie i.'tHt All til' mails
! and records were dtNir"!r cat.
1t Brazil. ind. a boiler in The rolling
mill cNp!uivd. bur- ing four nicn under
the RUNS Of tie pudding furnaces and
/ killing two others. Fifteen wcr,' "Iluu-l y
| injured and some will die. The trur ii'rfi
buried under the furnace were all taken
out dead.
In regard Ia the bill rcp"alr, the Pre-
EN-, tiun laws which Was PASSED 10y Ia,
House. il l. stated thai the Senate
am, II luicnIs to the original House hiii ARE
nuincrcu, and sweeping. 50 inuci =" thai
there j. 100 expectation that they viii h'
cJn"urrcd III.
Davis. Roger & Co.. the Old, =; and lar,
| est " ilOirN;iir grocery III Petersburg. Il
| made deed uf trust Irsenil , for lie h"i
rlit of creditors The assets and liaiiii
ties are unknown. The failure i due /,
depression in the cotton trade and al
| VlnceS TO others.
Coles Hotel and W. {. krcN>' residence
Wrl-boro. Pa, burned early M"ndal
morning, and the Methodist thmch Wa
badly damage. Loss. S:1,hn: insurance.
5000. Twenty persons narrowly cr
capped. many in their might clothes On. y
All lost personal effects.
Judges Baird and Hughes, Of the Fed
eral Court of Virginia, Recently ordered
that COUPONS of state bonds he received
10y the state in payment "f taxes and
other dues. The Govern0r l,3E sine or
dered the State Auditor ah irrl>urri
not To receive these coupons in payment
of taxes.
The Ohio Senate las passed Il OH rr
quiring that foreign insurance companies
deposit mort cages ON real estate IhNl"t,
of government bonds, with the Insurance
Commissioner. 1T the bill should pass The
! House and hccomc a law, taN"'' VIII t''
collected on S3..JiU,uU III that state, ":h'r
Wise exempt.
J. {. Hright's hardware store. l"tt>Nlilc
Pa. was burned Monday aiicrn"nn. The
| fire plugs were frozen and no water cuul,
he had. y terrific powder rNpi"~i''n tool
place injuring three men. The ire sprcd'
rapidly. destroying the .Nit".S J"HrHt
office. Wingeri', dug store and the Mrr
chants Hotel. The los, Will foot II;
| Sln,tW.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
PILLS.
PILES
PILES
a SURE Cure FOrND NJ LAS
NO ONE NEED yryH

sure c'irr f't Elini ii'sius I'stipg sol issf
ti'd ribs la t+,u aIsssttt,d - ~ iaif tsf o.
iihu Esiu'sb csiI,.i H. Nuiisnis iniisH ~ titt
u'nt singh - Ia sufsti tis s.Hst thf.ft tsas
- 20 ~ ~ y',ts standing N.fls if,si aiaff Ntv
ut'- ate. aItbits this sttlttul s.stis utssii#itr
l'ti"u- u-tiirits ,lI ti, a.. sftH tiis
good Niiihius lr'tan ~, 'nttuafui si-tt~ tht 80
mons ANays tho u'tt-f itiIns particularly a Eish'
after s'ttus am iu tr afia ts.tItiHf strs tu
slant f'lir afd Dol IftI atsl Htiiy 80 ihfa ttlus a
The puNats IHtftr. auti &C. f.ttfts tis.
Read What ~, tn = Z. ~ q tttstisfit
>hys HvIus ~ MtItis tirtau go, iiiutfiui hzst
used -,"r'- ~ Ii tufts aHi o. - itis pisassfr e.
that las. n't't uud hry ttns ~ttth satr sHtt
Immediate aud T. riau-nt ftust ~ ~ " ilsfHH iN
dian ninth'tt 80 81. - I'll ttss 80 sut iiaiif
90 troriIt - pft.s u Z nhhsfd. tIt Il afli e.
SAN. In, .iI.,l .-.lI..l l-al am lltlL.L..l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

\ earn. -ToRll Who arr suffering ~ ~ ~
rorr and ibuiscrctions ~ )uuih brfs uuH seal
urss. early decay io-a of manhood, etc. I wtl
-"nd rrrip' that viii cure yun tltkt 80
CHARGE. Tits great rvnrsil Wa di-rot cred
by missionary ~ south America srnd silt
addressed rn,ulnI" 10 NV. Ju=TfH 7 iSsss
Station D. New Noik.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

A philosopher says The bone collar-
Outton has done more To release men
from the tyranny of woman than all the
philosophical works on humanity ever
printed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
HOW PALE YOU ARE,

The human heart is like heaven: tn
more ANGELS the more room
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

II 'he water in your Washing is hard or
alkali. use the Standard Soap Co.'S Petro.
lcum Bleaching Soap. Its effect will
surprise you.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

CATARRH "A New Treatment whereof,
q permanent cure Is effected In from one "a
three applications. Particulars and trea.
tise free on receipt Of stamp. A. II. Dfxo>
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

A French astronomer Ella ms TO have
discovered that in Venus there is a
mountain seventy miles hioh.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

Without n rich heart wealth il an uQl
beggar.- Emerson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27

Mr. Goose. poet and scholar, now
hctnrlng IN this country, never attend
ed school or college. his mother having
been hi only -Chicago Inter
trsdlI.