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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-02

Compare this truthful presenta-
ton of Mr.. Voorhees, work, COM
piled from the Congressional Record
by the COlfax CommOner, and gwen
in its issue of Sept. IA last, with
the work of any other delegate who
has ever represented Washington
territory in congress, and it will be
readily found that Mr. Voorhees,
has accomplished far more for this
territory than has any of his prede-
eeSsOrs.
During his congressional service
Mr.. Voorhees, has, on every occa-
sion, aligned himself on the side of
the laboring classes. His entire
public career has been animated by
an aggressive desire for the enact
ment of such legislation as will con-
duce to the betterment of the con-
dition of those who eat their bread
by the sweat of their faces. He has
invariably labOred in the convic-
ton that, "The law of labor is the
very law ofexistence."
Catoctin clarion., 1888-03-08
"A GA Esd.
DIR. j. J HENSlIAW,

Offers his Professional
Services to the citizens of McchanicstoWn
and vicinity in the practice of medicine and
surgery. Having an experience OF y years
Residence one door wtsi of Clarion Office.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-03-08
HUMOROUS.

A mere Shadow-The detective.
What is higher when the head is off ?
A pillow.
Something every man Eurns his back
OH his bed.
A man who sell porous plasters is in
a holesalc business.
The sonorous shout Of the fish venders
should be called fish bawls.
When the fire is kInIled in your par
lor stove, then look out for "spal KS,
Women have tendency toward an
archy. They blow up their husbands.
One swallow does not make u sum
mer, but several swallows can cause a
fall.
The man who gets cheated by an ocu
list is certainly very much victimeysed.
When girl is little she has a doll ba-
by; when she grows up she has a dolman
The infant, as we'll as the politician
Is generally in the hands of his friends.
A young man intending ''to press his
suit, first ntanci had ms suit pressed
Nothing vii! turn womans head 50
completely as a bonnet that has passed
bv.
If The moon is made of green cheese,
then the lnan III The moon must be q
skipper.
Men will continue cachlng fish with
selnes 50 long us net results are protlta'
Bile.
The heart OF the uugrateiul IS like
the desert, which absorbs the ram and
produces nothing.
a farmer says that "2ate-mo lry Is
that which is expended for the damage
caused by jim and Kate.
y new novel has been announced with
.hc tItIc, "AiI But. 1t mast Ice .ho
life history Of hi.,y--oat.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-03-08
Indeed , Why " nat


You called them 'Nldnappcra
Catoctin clarion., 1888-03-08
,EIne Art TOmSOrial
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,

GOT Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns Of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard givcS vent rs follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POONING AND DYEING
In thr latest stvlc of the art tonsoriAl
RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this cnterprisng artist, and
hv strict attention to business cant help
hu, please all, Will be in his shop at all
times.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-03-08
a GA he lid.
Or HIRAM BIHRMAN,

Or. HIRAM BUHRMAN,
physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
nonncing to the citizens Of Mechanicstown
and vicinity that he has located hero in the
practice Of medicine For the present he
may be found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church.
He would farther add that he has came to
stay and hopes by strict and uFrNM deport-
,nent ia merit the confidence and support Of
Il discerning public.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-03-08

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Ciiffc House. a Novel by FrT. W FIERCE.
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The Diamond Bracelet. Novel. Gy Mrs !!EH"'
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The Strange Caae OF Dr. JchslI and Mr Hyde.
Novel. Ey X. l.. SIM E%soh -, ,,- r
Lndy Valworths Diamonds. Novel II! " lNs
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Doris's Fortune A Novel BY FIoRfNcE W,nuEN,
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strict and prompt attention to tine coIIcc-
ton fall claims Notes, Bills and Judg.
ments bOught.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-27
Uiscio!:ue Of Eoe;ish Schools.

In any Large and li-t!v organized COM
muaitv there must always be 4 consider
allie number Of peoi,!e whose duties OK
circumstances arc such as to destroy the
character of home as suitable place for
educational training. In Great Britain,
for instance, military and naval officers
with Indian, diplomatic and colonial
officials. cannot look forward to having
their children educated u,lEcr their own
eyes. Men il political life. distracted by
the exciienents of their work. and usu~
ally migrating from country to tow, With
the legislative seasons. are scarc>'!" better
Off The preference OF the ian,.fu Fro
p:ietors Of England for living Oh their
own estates involves educational iscla-
ton. ard makes it Necessary that boys
should be sent awav for training
Here we have already very largo
bed: Of paoD!o fer whom t,:o puElio
school. with its provision for home care,
as vel as nent:l training. Is r:Sc: ic:!'y
necessity. a larger question, OF c.
;.etiie,c? still ~c:n.ias. 1hc so:,s Of the
wealthy very s"!>!on, get I. fiji: Chance
for t,;.i;lin,. in their ow', homes. LIZ
u.-.y, social distractions, tic excessive ca
vircaa,cnt Ct dependents, I'll nli:lsato
a~aiast rlert-] Industry and li!o-cl toHs.
It is this c5:1si :era;;on which i~ads tho
average E.,Iif L:laa Of wcal, 4 - send his
loy away trol.. home t. t::c s:i.-.,ie h:o
a:.l stea:iier discipline cf tic pubic
& sllool.-Georse T.. Par!lin Il Ino Cen.
turT
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A (suc:n. CD Custom.

Taking tie cush cu" is 4 quaint Old
G1:an:s,, court custom still E71c.iccd 10
hiadril. Tho ceremony cceatcs noble
ladies "Grandees Of Spain" With the
right to SIT in the royal presence by per
mission Of t:,e Lics or queen, aad recent
IL Queen Christina soie.anly followed the
prescribed fora, il order to admit several
y.,uag ladies about tie court to tie higher
rank. All tie Lao; gr@ndecs OF TIE
court assembled i, o,eof tho site apart
meuts, each kol,:ing large cushion. In
the center CT the room were :, !...:,,e .::a;-
chsi:. ard 4 low stool.
Queen Christina entered witt, her suite,
toc,z the arr, chair and requested the Ia
dies to sit Gown OIL their cushions. The:.
the candidates for g:ardeeslli;o were in
troflrced one by one. Each was accom-
banied by sponsor. ard raadc low Ie-
vcrcnces TO tho queen and to every gran
dee ic tSrn. Tho queen "e-.t invited the
candidate to sit on the stool ct hc- feet
arranged as more convenient than Il cus,a.
ion-spoke few words and allowed
the laLv to Kiss her band, before rising
to give her place to the next new conner.
The new grandee than retired and sat
down u,,on cushion within the charmed
.ixc:e Of the ladies. es.-Circinnati Enquirer.
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A Club Of Ccid Heads.

I am to!:l that {: society is about to be
started il Paris for tic purpose Of iasti-
tutins q crusade against bar5crs' drugs.
h:i. restorcrs and suc., like rostrun,s.
The association j.; to bc called lie Gcnou''
Tor ..Thc Knee" w..ic:, is the French
slang EXPRESSION for ''as bare Is the back
of cnc's handy. None but lncnah rs
'.rhin Oh TIC top" viii be admitted. and
the presidency will no doubt be offered
K, II. Theodore &c Bauviiic. the l,oct.
who. you arc aware. is IS bald IS coo:.
The object in view i, to trace the loss Of
ha;- to It's true causes. The secrets Of
nature will BE- Investigated. The r!!ys;o-
logical action Of remedies will be learned.
Of course. tie promoters Go not for a
moment entertain the ilca that they viii
ever make hair grow on a bald pate any
more than the best physicians can raise
tho dead. Tho day is still far distant
when flies will be constrained to seek
other Skating rinks than the hair
less human skull. But the science of
..kee,,;:,g your hair on" has great
future before it.-Emile Nouveau in
Philadelphia Times.
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GEoReE1ow> AI..Nu DISTRICT.

ESPECIAL LCOREESFCNDENLkf
he Pvrenaes snd So.;thorn Cross
mines are wor:>in,: as usual, with no new
results q: no,e
Sill, + Reee, Work has been SUSPENDED
On the Silver Reef. Silver Lake district,
owing to the sewers, and SID den illness
If Mr. Gault, OF Washington, d. C., the
nrincip.l owner OF the property. 1t is
stated that Mr.. Cau]t's recovery is do ht
:ul.
Ped Lion-Nir. Henry Sparks. formerly
of this ri :ce and late of Ana"nnda. passed
:h5ongn Georgetown last Friday with e.
crowd of men to work the Red Lion
mine, which is situated Oh Flint creek
about six miles from Georgef own AMI one
mile from the Flint Creek mining prop
.sriy. The Red Lion is one of the oirst
promising in this vicinity. 1t was dis
covered and quite all amount OF mo1e'
expended some years ago, bat not pay
ing owing to bad management and was
abandoned, and abont two years ago
was relocated. It is now owned b.
Messrs. Curtis & Majors, and J. r. Royce
IT.. of Butte. Henry Sparks and two
.>thar men of Anaconda, who have :
sanized stock company to develop ths.
r:ronerty and erect mill in the spring.
THE properly has been visited by experts
II O bare reported favorably. estimat ne
the ore in sight valued at between SO
:'AG and s3ilNO. The ore is free-milhng
.old and assays from $40 10 800 per
ton. S. s.
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Lord UolselcJ Oh Cca. Lee.

And lastly. let ne glance at Gen. Lee.
Lees strategy when he fought in defense
of the southern capital, and threatened
and finally struck at that Of the United
States, marks iica IS one Of the greatest
captains of t.,is Or Of any other age. No
man has ever fought al up hill end a
losing game with greater frnaaess. CT
ever displayed higher order OF true
military genius than he did when in
command of the Confederate army. The
knowledge of his profession displayed by
Gen. Mcclellan was considerable, and his
strategic conceptions were admirable. but
he lacked orc attribute IS a general,
without whic., 10 man can ever succeed
in war-ho was never able to estimate
with any accuracy the numbers opposed
to him. 1t was the presence III Lee Of
that iutuitive genius which Mcclellan
lacked, which again and again gave him
victory, even when he was altogether
outmatched In numbers, Lord Wolseley
in Fortni9htly Review.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-27
PEARL.

At tke above mine activity is the order
O. the day. The shaft is down IS feet
below the 20-foot level. No work is be-
ing done on the 2N;; everything is oon-
centrated in the shaft. The fact ,s it is
b ing crowded down as last rs three
shifts; per day ca,1 drive it. Five fes:.
are made on an average every other day:
4 station will he cat at the 3iE)-ioot leve!
and then on the 4Gis-foot. The shaft is
still in the vein the latter pitchins7.
soath and gradually ont Of The shaft, and
the shaft viii soon be entirely, on the
DOT wall.
We are crcditably informed that there
is scheme in embryo, OF We may say. III
:, fair way to be successful. to place the
Pearl mining stock ON the St Louis
market. For yarioas reasons it is to h5:
hoped that this property will be listed on
The above mentioned hoard. It will
,,jaco it where tangible quo: alton can
be made or had and fix value on the
stock Under tho presen. cisc': INST ancsss
it is only worth what YOU can get. and If
the s.,ller is hard up, for instance, ne his
to sacrifice entirely in the DIRK as 10
! mar >et, values, etc. AS this mina is not
wildcat scheme. is known in tho camp
and will hear examiHo tion and in:estiga-
ton. and in fact the management court
investigation and nothing seems to be-
suppressed. 70 pla,e this company on .
reputable market and organized ninin,,
| board will be benefit to not only Ibis
camp but an opportunity for st. Louis
and other outside people to invest in q
mining enterprise which no one can hesi
| tate to endorse 6s.scoGrse tikins into
ronsid:,ratlt n tn. *:nc,fnt Of insre7 ex
oended. develo ,,ments made a:id general
| Indications