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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-22

Then it came to be suspected that the
water used for drinking purposes, which
was kept in open barrels, had been tam
pered with, and the superintendent pro-
cured a small bucket of water for analysis,
which he carelessly placed on a chair in the
office, and three Of the office employees,
thinking that it was set there for drinking
purposes. drank c0piously of it and at
once became deathly sick, and came near
dying. The attending physician pronounced
the poison crOton oil, and it Is evident that
=. an attempt at wholesale poisoning of two
or three hundred Hungarians had been
made
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23
The Secret Of Fine Pastry.

Il wholly in using Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The only pure Cream Tarer Powder sold on the market
Other brands contain either ammonia alum other
adulterant. Ammonia alum powders dry out make the
dough too porous, leaving bitter taste, etc.
No agency has assisted much toward perfection in
cookery Prices Cream Baking Powder Its ingredients
are simple and so blended as in chemical pro-
portions after there of either left in
the food Hence there be impurities whatever left in
finished food No bitter TASTE faint of ammonia but
food raised with Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder partakes
of the natural favor of -four and keeps moist and
fresh for days This powder qualities peculiar to
it alone No other makes such delicious pastry No other
contains the white Of eggs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

the rapdoor, which was carelessly
left open, and was discovered by its
mother.
The Chehalis Nugget says the i'm
provements being made in Chehalis in
these times, when to many Washing
ton towns the sound of the hammer is
only half-remembered Renaissance,
are something wonderful. Last year,
when the boom towns were stagnated,
Chehalis acquired 100000 worth of
new buildings; and this year, when
booms are at their lowest ehh, Che
halls is busily engaged in putting $780,
OOO more into buildings.
Almost before the ashes were cold
on the ground, the citizens of Con-
conully began preparations to rebuild.
The Elliott house and Herman &
Proebstel are rebuilding, j. Beigle has
also begun to build on the site of his
old place. Baum & Davis have moved
an old building they had in another
part Of the town, and will repair and
make good business house of it.
/ Haines is rebuilding his hardware
store, and Dixon & Gardner u first
class livery stable.
Ezra Meeker, of Puyallup, has three
quarters of an acre of land planted
with garden truck. Several days ago
his gardener, Charles Bogg, pulled and
weighed eight feet of row and got AZ
pounds of onions, tops and all, the
tops, however, being but very small
percentage of the weight. The rows
are 10 inches apart, and at this rate
the yield would be III, 5l9 pounds per
acre. Mr.. Meeker has no doubt OF the
onions running at least 60 bushels to
the acre.
Among the displays from Whitman
county at the Worlds Fair there will
be one exhibit about which will linger
the flavor OF historical interest. This,
says the PdlOuse Gazette, is the exhibit
of apples which Mr.. Burch gathered
from the first apple tree planted in
the Territory known as the State OF
Washington. This tree, which now
by actual measurement is AZ feet high
and over two feet in circumference,
grows and yet bears fruit on the place
OF ID. IL. Mother, on Alpowai creek.
J. A. Moran is under arrest in Ia
coma charged with passing forged
check upon w. r. Dodge. The check
was drawn by the Spokane Furniture
Company and endorsed by Moran and
&. G. Chandler. Moran presented the
check ia payment for goods purchased
and received some cash in change.
Dodge's partner doubted the genuine
ness OF the check, and caused Moran's
arrest. The latter claimed to be a
nephew of Chandler, but the latter
has no relative of that name.
Three workmen, Thomas j. Slattery
and two Others whose names the CON
tractor was unable to give, employed
in laying sewer pipe, narrowly escaped
being buried alive at New Whatcom
Saturday. A slide of earth came
down npon them with great sudden
ness, completely covering one of them
and burying the Others nearly up to
their necks. Fortunately the earth
was sandy and free from boulders, so
that the men were extricated by the
prompt and active efforts of their fell
low-workmen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23
STATE NEWS.

~raltlc's fire losse, for August were
Fis.Hr
Work has been begun on the Sc.
attlo Tacoma clec,rie road.
There - one cas of smallpox at
lowell, Snuhomish county.
\ twoslory brick building burned
a. Walla Walla, Monday, with 5000
luss
The second year III the State Normal
schuol At Ellenaburg opens with Is
pupils.
There IL no smallpox in Snohomish,
tho las, patient having been dis
charged
The sunset Telephone Company
has Nh telephones in Use ut Seattle
aud 100 al Tacoma.
tine hundred and twenty-five Neah
Hay Indians are on their way TO the
fuyaliup hop fields.
The Pierce County Republican con.
,sntion IL fixed for October 9th ut
Tacoma. At Ocrmania hall.
Engineer Rudolph Herring, of New
Work has commenced work upon Ia
cuma. water works system.
William O'ilrien, "a farmer. living
eight miles from Wilbur, Wash, was
kiilc'l by a fall into deep we'll
The seattle sealing schooner Allie
AlHef, returned Thursday from Alaska,
alter making q catch Of 1889 skins.
Nels johnson. u swc,ie, aged 80,
~as Allied 1T the Cascade Oatmeal
Sofk'. q, Tacoma. by an elevator fall
ing on him.
~ e. Pitcher arrived in Ellensburgh
last week from the great Swauk camp
With ioo ounces OF gold, the result Of
seven wcoks' ron.
4 volunteer ire department was or.
ganifc,l last week at Blaine. Hose
carts aud other apparatus are on their
way from the last.
isFAcl Elliott, aged l6, saved his
iwu brothers. both . years Of age
ifum drowning near Browns Point
Tacoma, last Monday.
Lincoln county farmers who have
flushed lhfc-hing report the yield fal
better tnan expected, and the crop oI
most excellent quality.
both the upper Columbia river and
Lake Chelan ARE now rapidly falling
The iormcr rises and falls forty feet
aud the latter about seven.
Charles rcrrimond, q Swiss, q
ycafs old. lost his life in well file,
wi,h gas south Of Lake park, Tacoma
while saving his brothers life.
F The Northern Pacific has filed no
iicu II withdrawal from the transcon
inental association. following the ex
ampl. NJ the Great Northern ant
Canadian Pacific.
Seattle has professional dead beat
tu0wn as l.. Lewis. lie boasts OF new
~ having done u days work. Hi
hands are rs soft rs velvet and Civ,
evidence Of this fact.
Elmer =. Thayer. Of Tacoma, an,
Miss MyrA lockwood. Of Brownsville
To-. w,ru married ia the Tacoma Ex
petition building during the intermis
SION ~ Monday evenings concert.
futat""s IA the Dungeness countI,
weld lrum two hundred to four hun
dfcd bushels Ia the acre. This yea
the crop l. OF excellent quality, an,
in'ludr. large quantity of Burbanl
seedlings
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23
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tu.tri. 900 Nauuftrtur'rs sell Goods
'h.ptrr Abroad Than at Home.
N..t. 'h,v ar" able - get untaxcd
ttv t,rAl cur manufacturers can ex-
a. it, W. hav" good
20 leather and leather
Ia .an- .lrrahlr export trade
lt.. Nunl implements. In this lat
90 ...t. 70 huo nnl foreign trade lists
.. f.if ,gf manufacturers give their
ff.u customers II heavy discount
t.u '..i. American wholesale prices.
IIt & ,.us-" they are obliged to do
r. ..t r.o trade As foreigners are not
lIN Laws 80 pay Mckinley prices,
N'n .r.g,tn Bows are offered in
.I \n.u.t at 80 per cent. under
~ h.u..' lfi.'-. our exporting manu-
.'.t.., uu-t ,It 81 per cent. or lose
t.rf.tI. This o. SEQ PLAIN that it Is self
t..I.U'. t,t sau" manufacturers have
i..u iu. .ilrra-r enough to deny it.
H. 5 T. Fuquhar. the head Of the
I.lu.,Ntun Agricultural works, is
u.... candid. however. He sells largely
i..fh 90 l.mr anl abroad. and he makes
u, Ir...u.r that he tres 10 keep up Nc
knI., Ir.., when outside the lines Of
ttr \. kmlrv tariff
DO. I,, .ar,e that he is ready TO meet
competition "a the merits Of his goods
lnr farmer i being destroyed" he
save "" are killing the goose that
ls,- ihr golden eggs: AMI honestly be-
h,sr now that n r.. to the interest Of the
manufacturers - eliminate the protec-
Uyr FEATURE from our tariff laws Ger
ttnly " our manufactures are sold
uu.h lower abroad we could only need
Ifuir.iiou e. got better prices from our
customers nt home. We do manufac-
tutr AMI s,ll IN Canada. south America
auh iurip" many agricultural imple-
n"uts aud machines. and could we have
free raw material and the commercial
advantages which free trade would give
ua. America would become the great
manufacturing emporium Of the world,
sui che farmer a. course would share
th' prlsIsriy. since he would have less
Go pay irr everything and get better
pri,r- fbr all he SOLD
This T. common sense but So long as
manufacture believes in artificial Nc
kul"y prices Rud shrinks from COM
petition "a the merits Of his goods, it is
ilr g. expect him TO show common,
SENSE But It IL even more idle for Nc
kiul,, manufacturers 10 deny that they
.e.l hrep'r abroad than they do at
luu-. u they sell abroad at all. IL they
dl u.t. ga what grounds would they
ak tho American people to go ON pay
,ug Mckinley taxes to protect them at |!
hono from the competition they meet as
ss'n ne they get beyond the lines Of
Mckinley custom huuses.-St. Louis
Republic
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23
AMAZING YIELD OF ONIONS.
An Average Of Sixty Tons to the
Acre in Mr.. Meeker's Garden.

Mr.. Ezra Meeker, Of Puyallup,
writes as follows to the Press Times
a have garden of three-fourths of
an acre in Puyallup, opposite my resi-
dence, planted and cultivated by Mr..
Charles Bagg, of Puyallup. At my re-
quest he pulled and weighed eight feet
of row and got forty-two pounds of
onions, tops and all, the tops, however,
being but a very small percentage OF
the weight. Two rows are sixteen
inches apart, and at this rate the yield
would be $40 pounds per acre.
have no doubt of there being at least
at the rate of sixty tons per acre OF
onions; part of this cropis not yet
harvested, so if any doubling Thomas
would like to investigate lie can come
to Puyallup and pull a row himself
and make his own examination.
"These are the facts whether the
public will believe them or not. The
"eight feet" OF onions referred to are
to be found in the great exposition
building at Tacoma"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

~ Ftsat.a pthts wllh pFiia tn the
hlgh uaafs FalA la BE NsfinHut fs,iufy
wtsirh afe che inusat mtashst faip. fHf
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sesAs ~ thsis iAaFss ~tth ths Isapsf
ssagiis faiisfs q faHts. 90 ehs@s
fslsllaa uaS thaashtfai tsHa makers
ssss ish vias Hien she ustss - ,astle
tisftra fstss - sii ths Amsfiean
sagkinasasn asses asA Tleatf. literal
tasFs tssi fFss ifs.la ia ~ fsfeisu i,aa
pc lsissf sac So liasman have i.-en
ths taskiua = He.iaa 4 i'.ss.iss Andfuw
tsussis sui go assa etasf taua pts
ahe. ia So easas q Amstipan hish
wssss tats slsssfiasl li.la their lsseksl
tssts aissut iapef ssnt q I'll ihs ssslsh
- tha iisitsi States Uiasissa ~ -
hrflntiifan
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

n So assai tasas s,uss ssres-af,
psq.ias ti.aa saf hishsf ihsh wsf tases
sss sastsstis "a f.ftaias tartH 10 - why
ssss ,asts lhsua IssitissiY pF,ih.la,asyl
Wa "a sAai - shs aitsi states -
ihina 80 tatassiy sissa la What
wsa ths aisiss = shs naFksi Increases
a smsvs ~ ,hs ~ kiulsy lalf Was n 81
Fsstsfs tsifss - - afive ga, foreign
,fsasi u y ssisssi lgirss wha, have
eaf manufacturer s@ins.ii Hartford
f4tnrs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23
Licensing Engineers.

The question Of licensing engineers
is being so agitated in every State in
the Union that within a short time,
for the protection of human lives, it
will be impossible for any one in
trusted with steam to hold or secure
a situation without passing a rigid
examination and obtained license.
Stephenson's Illustrated Practical
Test has been published to aid engi.
neers preparing to pass such examina-
ton; and as it embraces all the ques-
tons asked on the Boiler, Pump, En-.
CINE, Dynamo, Corliss Engine, &C., it
has already met with such a demand
that it is now in its fourth edition.
This work, which only costs one dol.
lar, can be obtained of the publisher
Walter G. Kraft, 70 La Sale Street
Chicago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

To kmlsF hetue pas nui ds
siansi 80 pat ths tssss iuts The uuhii,
tftssaff tal tnta ths fksia ~ the
sfusis - stresses = Ifise faislng dvilus
go = maiiltain q usfssssftss TIE
ms~s ,hai rsa - ssii fus Hspahl,esa
Fxsitsssiif b thai % b . battling strp IN
ihs tisht titestiaB Han Ffan, isuo -
aastisff
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

HHpatlismh saeisas this fail wunld
wass# t..ia nsssi slss liHs a. speaker ~
taa Fiflf shifA eawFfrss ani unafums
resisted aasiHsi ever HassaHfe - fellsf
- 49, g@aFie pep ~ ~ elihsf the
tassusfseg - 49, o. Fiss party Reed
y ths usasi.gs'iisia l.asi a. has t-su
Ffutsi sal aaist htn 80 msssass put
ssss ii.ssssi - the pfttss ti.ss t.lssss
~ssia haze the - "a q ehaaes ~
paesias "a ihs kasss HatsHash News
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

thu lac HnAss whish 5, 10 s,tsis 80
daif ~ Prosecuting Attorneys g. -
pinfs lhe unssftsia sna ifstusutiF
sTfumtsias tss lists ~ lhs alm tsss
g. ssasstaiH u simsilmp siihla ths
pfutsni srasfaiiau "a psFsfs haze
uuii,ssi a. psf oa stssF stssi hs,sa
81 ia pissss, u-nsfs. anA - sallssi u
eth ros,s is 81 osifass lia u is,ssi
the, ias laft in ,i,s p'imists 49,.
sonse hs'i,iss ~ ,Tssl ~ land hes ned
tseslss.i pfulssf tfe,i.s ua ,bs nsil. -
isses. 10 oonspu,si sa HE sssua.,
ss'd ~i,h ), snd ,hs l.saal,r ssisls,i 'hs.
present uwnsf 10 Ispsssars'sFlis ssisi
asd IA wslt up 81 lhs eaasias wfaes
saa sst,ls % sul, wlll H. 81 uues -
begun Doe o'llss,loa
" TIE seaHiy Fesasas hssi hesa sspi
wlth aay,hlns hts ,hs msshsi The,
weuld snsass . reasonable sussss,y II
seeafaey ,hs hardship tia, ,ss paTsss
~oald - ansst-ss,s'ilJ 10 sas.lss.sa sss'
weald H. hsd sasash. tua chen .hs
probability ls ssrsas the, ,lss tss hes
l~es paid and failure ~ msss The
psuyes entry 10 SIMPLY a elsssosl ssus
!, ls an uasssss - sell, aud ssaeaass
sos ,lgtasl osaaseasisn II psersssg
~ 9 statute she, 10 - pea, g.ssis IN 10
nature and fstFa .ssiiys In sassi
Take Zoe Instances ,hs ssiiagass.
iss sa . small ~ ss's tsss, assessed
say ., ,hs savssamsa, lssles "a si 90
rsT ss1s oa sssh ,sss's ,ss shss 10
sFPaseaiis asisagssai frees iAs ssaessis,
that Ia reality the 1ssss sssy have I@ss
rsldD ~. sa@ due ls taken saa lasss
Get sompussd saa i@aslss ssssisd q,
would Fslalss stats isll VI nsasss IA
sspsess the computations Necessary IA
arrive 81 tbs l.ss,ili,y u Tits ms=isss
holding, and the aggregate ~ssla, an.
Ices exceptionally veil lasssss, les ssl
eeed i,s msstss vsiss.
Very iew psorls tesp fseslp,s ies
,ssss paid Zoe lsns term NJ Yesss
and n they dsd. the Older fsesipis I'D
not ssprsss In detailed assssissioa
each tEsot oa Witch the ss ~ss sp'
pofssoaed. n produced They ~eali
he pssc,lcslly wosshlsss nov end ,hse~
bat little hight on vssy aAsk saislsss
To add N the outrageous basslsn
impossi by ,hls unwsss lac ur'a siss
yeopls, !, Above . sepassss pshissssis.
ei notice III sale %. sast tssst. AID
hence SINE ~ the little sswspsrsss
In the smaller counties oams ~ ea,
table With Supplements II irea fisy
IA one hundred coiamas devoted "a
,hls sscssainsly rsoasssls eissssl
Stat" No wonder ,hs ,sspsyss h
lean lf he can he suilecs.i 10 ell ,hI'
trying ma, psoeess aud live,
II 10 eisisesi that the hss, ssd nssI
speedy means II securing sspssl /"
On si'nos.ous Lac 10 by vigorously 80
forcing lie psvsisioas. THIS ~ll
psohssly i.s the result, nos. sad IN
Get be declared lnsslld by he eoaFs
sson ss . te.,esss 10 Submitted. I
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

Hsrssos iohn shssmss. IN the tsl
sed states senate, June oh. iksiss
asssi the lollowlas elu-,usa, language
In s,a,iae q great truth hsssy sa
ssnes sawasSis irrs ssehsass II re
eessssy commodities 10 an ssivsaes ~
ssvlllaastoa svssy os~,Fsseilsa IA .
iFee ssehsase " Isssn ~ ,hs sane nss
soc, dssls'sle slisli ,ha. plssed eas'lss
apsa the Hhlns ,a rlaaass l'seesiui
commerce tseFy facility Zoe Tree
ssehsass ehssl~ns commodities,
laeTssse. trade sad rs,~iassise sas
promotes elvillsa,iaa, seshlss .
weFss shsa ssssisasllsm vlthia . re.
,iea. sad ss,hlas ls 'stisf Dos lhs
pesss ~ asis's.s than asfssssistsa Ia
tssr4agse eth sssh o,hss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

10 usratitss Faftssss S. sFding
b. wsshlsai. l.agsf g. snake an 'un
tisasbt Hfaa tha s.aih aitninH Tar
q. uiaflf 81 taa Nlfalnias Alsisma ansl
80 sfaiiass Ita sod "uuslsught
b wtii asei astisuns V hes they d.
sifs a. ihs fsaait ~ ,isiiaN,n VIA
siamts fassfinsf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

The tariff 10 tho all important issue of
the campaign upon which we have now
entered. shall there be revision OF
ou' tariff laws. and ne - consequence Of
such legislation reelection Of taxation,
- shall ~ bccom. tho policy Of our gov
sFnn'ent 10 maintain permanently high
Iso'rviion' The position Of the two
leading political parties upon that ques-
TIN cannot l'e misunderstood. -Adlai Z.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

fns candidates fe1 Hursssas lssiss
as the l,emsessile and hsrul,iiesa
sasAsss, have sssvsa ~ msts 80
sssssass Ia VI. pssssat eamr.isa .,
sssass shss She hss1s ~ 1hls sss~sassal
-ss . sasssssiea >, NJ ,lesiaa ,hs,
~ ss.s ras,issa srssshss suslA sesm
aadisalasa les .hess ~ha sspisv ~
seat tie ssmias iasiss Allsa a.
salsase Va ,hs, slsw saa sssssi as, ~
- 90 ,hs ssamp salsss ssiulgss' ~ 81
e. hY ,hs eosami,iss ~ he pats
NJ Nutshell was lnslss.i sa l'aa .his
% slsallas hai refused ~ A. e.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

To- ar ttsn.H q 81 inttlliHent aud
r.Hs tsHfi..is sssf. iss - "a privilege a
Arsiausnas th.ss r. a. afs a. le intra.t
- aiih tiaH ~ ssuHai la H,sFsiatsd
A4isi atsttns.a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

fas touatf tsm aalssiansfs ace -
gaiFei ~ lao ~ ssassi.ais sissiiun
ssa.s'is - ,hs, no mufs .hsa tee shsii
s'sl''as ~ aas patti has, u sssms sss
ls~ asssFs 81 net eea.sas vlsts =
amsalasliy "a ssHumsni ~sali ssisl
ls sRr psss,ns, ,hsi vssid msss shls
Fsaalsssasa, Ims~sssl.is 'lus ls,asd
ts ns- lsst IN .hsl passaasg thsY
ana rses,asi thai 10 uassina,ssiF
tspai.ilssa -sisli ilsgi,.,g sad aas
shsss thsss 10 tsl sss hspuiili, ss
.-slFsad asaaa sad 30 - ntsls g.
49, tsltss siss iissa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

We soo thu farmer listening to de-
lusiso story that ILLS his mind with Wis
lous - advantage while his pocket is
'''us ruhl-d 10y the stealthy hand Of
hlRh protection. Grover Cleveland.
July 20
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

TaS hfs ~ tls Fissvf wss threat
sasa ~ az laisrnsl assshlns cen, -
al@ ., hls hassl Zee asYs sso n
wss = has - sisni laswsiss, wIsh
mssei,ss o. sgsaassi she, sny a,ssssps
~ at.sa a ~eald ls~a ~ ga ssplsssIsss'
!, w.s ssu, ~ msii. he's tslams.slp
-asss1-sly wha hsi essaiss.es ~ ths
pi.ss. ~fass lhs siasesass g. i~vsx -
ss,sh package sod ., ~ss iaised ssss
- lhs lnstssst..f a tssilss fsss 90
esf. sites ssstlss ,hs be isu ssssss "a
wsiss. sI~assl a. ssa ieasd l's essa.
suats o. ~ 90 gstssfssi.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

fas sssnsa - - Aslls r.ssatf 90
49, 9sisias assssf Doe ths Faslssss q
rsflas tie ssS~ass ~ sauss tss 80
issl ss.sssa sd slsis isnse 'isl, g.
lhs AafAls Pes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

90 D. ssssise a. frfaff q a. tltii Hrfv
w. o fspa isaaus 80 isai ~ The fana
hsf.sn trssHa Be- lHsa eel - ihs
tee. sfsfir stats sseraiits rammtites
- go o. tsst 10 sas uists shsifmaa
q tlss sssr atiss e.sinmitiHs ils as
inssf stssniai o. fsmina ths Nuaas
Me- = isssiassfailf rlah 20 ssa sui w.
estas iis hfsl tfasfienf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

fta fal - fts ttIl Hasi Boz s.uHht IN
go sffiffa etl h f.siffs .nr indusif, ST
taa ssirHss 81 81 thtt aai vhtth has
ssstiff thH nsauHfas tHnFs e.. faiisu
aia'a ihs iisHisfs lsasaraia lIiaI
kses
70 tsa talsf tha kialst lall has
tffa as waft . pfamiss g. the saf.
- 20 tfu &c e. ths h.ge AilA D.
usst essssaa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

sass ius isstsss ss,rlsi az b. -
rsssiasa ~ s,.e sss.i So ''iss ss-ss :
.aslslias - she w@lts pa - 80
asasassiaa sfssslsss - lssiat-f ftss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23

- fHfHtthFs sasNaisu tltsfstafs
fsfsh 0afh.f thaifnan - iha ~
tisvai ihssi.s tati. committee "a saa
paiWn nfsHafHfe siif sasisins the yfss
tige q Ma be ftA bant 30 waa l-irn
ia iass Nas staiasis.i ffHm ilsF,a sd W
ts~i sat wss sisai'tsl ~ ihs snHnlh
49, iH lea4 ~ wss uefnis - ihr
isslsisfafa - tssf. less lspl tni 1891
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-23
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, W.