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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Health Onlosf Nsweii yesterday Sub
mitted ~ the cts Cauneii the lulluw
inS communication relative ,o mea.
sufss ius the protection IT the puhlic
health
ussttNsEs in sl.u ~ the esi.t
encn ~ Aslalip ohulrFa ulon che A.
lsntle Coast, ~hieh may reach us by
tgaus,sunilnunial travel and the I'pssi.
lailty ~ lta Introduction directly from
Asls ~ osean communication, u b..
huoyes ns ~ essft all Is,ssible pre-
oausiunsfy measures 81 prevent iis ia.
vasinn u Ispssihis. 80 ~ moiiiy lie via.
lenee shuuli u come have heun IN
,hs mlds, ~ every epidemic Of that
deadly dlsvase in this eountfy aud
knnw hoe iu,ile have been all efforts
b. stsy ~ IFugFess snd fatality, but "
se discharge sasf dates there will be-
nn fsauW iuf fepFuaeh Furthermore
intestinal Diseases. ~hirh always come
eth che falling leaf have already AZ.
pssssd in variety and iuFce Mslafial
AID pulmonary diseases will soon
l,illus ! can only FeitsfAts advice al.
fssiy sivsn--and whi'h has been en.
latte,i W the ptess--,'s every citizen
o. clean up he premises aud prevent
iufthrf accommodations II 10 needless
~ sn,st ln,n detail Al people kHow
shat cell urieFei cleanliness means
i.sizif and esreasr shen thus dstfi'
butssi fell lightly usson the Individual
The tntife sofk sh,uld he finished
during she mnnth. iseiufe the rains
ptstaA tlaui citizenship aud city
1,,,is wili efge ali people la this mani
iessly ptupsf duty
/ {, will he sell 81 pfu,ide the city
Marshal 9Th special convenience iuf
this emsfssacy to 81 ~ufs ~hloh lie.
snl,ts upoH the eity. aud that also
whieh az ordinance requires him "a
perform u " osusfs fail 81 observe
iifrsiluns
7 aitise tha, street ioEs h. musfled
itesi~ iluily. ~ 4 NEwttt,
tity ileal,h uihcef
elympis WASH sept ~. 1899
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16
soAHp o. TRADE
Important Matters pisNissed aud
Mes Committees Appointed

Too n,arl q tfstr At ~. regular
mtttss tns.is, evening. rHnsld,fri
several ma,trfs 81 impnf tanc. 60 The
community
President lYfi stated that iuluifirs
uRsrhug Toe standing 81 tho party
uitn made th' luup'sil,uu iuf starting
= large Shoe lartuft in this riit zoe o
'unus 81 ffittsi hai rlnteti thr is,t
that &c. wss dtmurt. witluut hn
sn,isi standing
10 iui,,Fsitt pt1pr-iiirn of : u
Chaplin was taken up sul It's ussr,l
hf W thspin iutre rIfttt. NJ
iafl tiuttgv iisfnps lpsl ph thil
hefs - Nusrhta sol u y Whitman
lhr sentiment prevailed that u would
bel ssifrmsis diihculi it fsisr The
l.tnus asto,i. and ihr heiri sas 80
pfrss,i that it ,nuli unl, l'o serufed.
y 81 81 lt small sul., fipt,un- lrpm
Fftst macy Iepplr NJ lnrl pct u
81 : osth from : $50 people. 90 tln
est " irm l's1 NJ Chilietg Thought
ihat it w,aid MT lr pns.ihle 90 uis
lain stis., tipiiius if,m over 'asi people
NJ hsfp,s aui Judge lufirr i,i not
thint lhr mpusy euuii hp raised
NJ chaplin ssii that bee would
haze e. knuw definitely shat tho rity
staiid b. ~ ~ dats. - tlme was saiu
shlu a. him i.c dii not feel that be
ought a. b. aaksi o. safm ,hr Subsidy
hy iufihst soln iliug BE .aid bee Jeff
til, t.ndrot alsnl the matter. aud
,lii nnt rsfu a. tara hi. hand over iur
ihs liuuus. - be- could huild the
college rlsewhefe. Though he much
pfsisffcsi a. fsmain So Olympia re-
lrfting b. The statement the, he No'ild
have 81 hp'id here anyway hs declared
that be uauii take an oath that II the
sui,sld, - MT falsed within fea-un.
aldo time he would not huild the
eoll,s, h.fr iis asked Enforcement
u shr Sntrfptis. hs the board witch
49, Fisen withuut dissent
President lsird appointed the follow
iua committees
Nemlstshit-W 4 Mcponali. r
.c Van Euss. " hafri., Z ! Nc
krnuy. u Mailman
Transportation Robert Mar. Joseph
.Chillsts. 4 ~ Cssansugh. \ II.
ChamheFs. I. lle,lman
l.sFislaliun--N " Owings. ueoTTe
B. tillsy 4 e N"uitun. A A Phillips.
uengEr u shannon
Regulation ~ Trade and Commerce
- y tluseY. tieu 4. narnvs. y :.
i'uf,.f. n sahia. tlen 4 hoffman
Arbitration ilsnsuck l. A
liushon. u frsi. G. n Mann, q
snss.hka
statistics Me- T. e. Halo. Alfred
Thompson. Reset. John hyFse
! " Robinson. D \ ilamlin
iwmiFFallon and correspondence
" Nsssll. " X tsinE. J IT.
chaplin
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Two thousand men are at work
along the line of the Great Northern
west of the Cascades. The work on
the big tunnel at the summit has not
yet been commenced, but a switch.
back is being built up the side of the
mountain. Only about 80 miles re-
main to be built to join the two ends
of the line, but rs the unfinished por-
ton is all heavy rock work, the road
can hardly be completed before April
Everything used by the men and
teams has to be freighted up on wagons
from Snohomish, and costs enormous
prices. Hay is 500 per ton, and
potatoes 6 cents per pound, with other
necessaries Of life at similar figures.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16
Devotion TO Principle

Time vas when a. be partisan,
patriotic motives were gwen ~ reasons
ior accepting ,he doctrines al either
party. Time vas. when to svos purely
selfish aud psfsonal reasons iof
supper, Of either party would he a.
place The individual outside the so
ganisation, so lar a. his counsel ~ ~.
huenoe Tor shaping lie policy was con.
eefneL.
The leading men In the Democrats
and Republican parties have been true
aud conscientious In that particular
OF least. They have never waVeFed in
defeat. nor deserted their eolofs iuf
benefits that might accrue ~ psFsonsl
value 10 themselves The Democratic
party can show . quarter century Of
this devotion ,o principle, 81 no TIM"
during whsch could they not have
changed IN the winning side With psr.
sonsi advantage to themselves
Modern parties afford noted con-
srsss ,o ths anselhsh. united. de
tssnised support III pslneiple, The
lslos party makes individual greed
The psise Of party success. Itlneaicstss
the idea that The ballot 10 given Ca
citissnship IA make capital pay hlg
wages. and IA lois, inio power those
who ~ill change the laws a. ss 81
make the accumulation ~ wealth lm.
possible 90. - one ~ them states ".
zen ,o egasiise ,he holdings 81
capital - 10 smsiloss.. the condition
u islos throughout The country"
Appeals are made 10 passion ia-,ss,ll
al resson, and soms are dsluded into
support u he visionary schemes Of
political trtsksisrs Who are 81 heart
much more patriotic In poli,leal
matters than their sc,s and affiliations
would seem to warrant.
Persistent dsauneisilon ~ thoss 10
poveF. II without reason. In time pfsr
duess moshid dis,ras, II all ia att
shssisy, and u 10 iuss this condition -
thu popalss mind which opens The
wsy ~ . iswls.sness that is ,hs iora.
runner u ruin. The .psu, u snaFehy
wss never aroused In . day. nor wonld
IL ios an instant thrive among ,hpss
who have NO, been lei from slieElsn.s
10 their country by spIssis ,o the
h~sss end purely sosila .s,ase u man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

A petition is being prepared in Col.
fax to be presented to Governor Ferry,
praying for the pardon of Roy Camp.
bell, a man GO years of age, who plead.
ed guilty on July 9th last to the
crime of burglary. Campbell, while
on drunken debauch, broke into a
saloon and helped himself to the wits.
key. Drink has greatly degraded the
man. He is a graduate of the Univer.
sity of Edinburgh. served with honor
fin the Army of Potomac, and at the
close of the civil war enlisted in an
English regiment and served with dis.
tinction in the Abyssinian war and
the Soudan campaign. Later in life
he returned to the United States and
engaged in mining ventures. He
shared the fate of a great many, and
dropped all he had in vain specula
tons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16
suEDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
vfesramass " b. Carried out 81 Mud
nsy Nest Huaaay.

The iullnwinF programme has been
prepared iur the SUNDAY N,hunl can
sruiiun ~ 10 hrbi ~ Mud nsy 90
SUNDAY urst
rfstef uss , n Dlosdsin
Hnns sunday ssl,.l
Nfmafts - NHvl, Sup,un
tfndUn
Anthrm
Recitation tthsl ~ kenfio.
he, iiailsiH imma Bolster
sung Sunday aeh,.tl
e. itaiiuu - } ne Miller
Re- ltatlsn iiusd Nooiy
Antiism
H.matts a., ~ f.wle.
Hlns
htmatls rfrsii,n, n u Royal
aud Hihpfs
Al sunday sshosi's afu fesreetiull,
invited o. attend shd oime wiih pfu.
sfsn'u'ss prepared sni help celebrate
thr tss AsNfn
- ransenllan vill le bold ln the
49, "a lhs hesi "a Mod tay
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16
POPULAR PRICES
Az the Olympia Thester Every Night
Next Week.

The Wiber Company, who play a
weeks engagement nj the Olympia
Thealef. opening next Monday night,
Il headed by such capable people as
James n McCsnn aud Miss Lizzie
Kendall Mr.. Mccain is q popular
aud pleasing actor who has played
leading business with such companies
~ W y. s@nlan. ROlsnd Reed, Eunice
Goodrich. etc. Miss Kendall is an ex-
oeilent actress, With charming
personality, and has the magnetism to
attract an, hold audiences with clever
impersonakties.
Mr. l.ous Eagan. the comedian, is
well.known nirth maker, and
great iavonte wherever known. Miss
uussio 1arlneF isR very clever singing
aud dancing soubmtte. and the balance
81 the people are all versatile and
competent actors and actresses. The
Wilhey Company " considered one OF
the strongest stock companies on the
road, and prodtre recognized sue
cesses only Byrcmaining a week in
each city they 'educc expenses, so
they are enabled to play at cheap
prices 81 admission and still make
large profits.
The Daily lttoriaR says Of this
company
Last night tlr theater- going public
was delighted and gra,iiied by the per-
ioFmances 81 The Clcmencesu Case by
the excellent Wilbcr Company.
Mr.. James X. Mccain showed his
great power ~ an actor in his superb
chsracterization Of the Partisan artist,
Pierre clemnceau. In no part in
which he has appeared here were his
ah'lr-fer more clearly defined. II was
finished rendition throughout.
Miss LlIsie Kendall. the truly lovely
star 81 the company. captivated the
hearts Of the audience in the portrayal
oi the beautiful but tickle liza" as she
did that Of tie susceptible "Clemen-
ceau We have not had the pleasure
IT witnessing her equal as dramatic
artist Tor many n day on the stage
81 Jsiia'- Thtater. Mr.. Philleo IS
Monsieur Ritz" the devoted friend
81 "ClemcnceIu." was played in a
manner which riveted the attention OF
thr auditors. II was certainly a strong
imI~rsonatlon Miss Kitty Berry as
The Mother Of liza" was excellent.
III" rest "t the company did finely in
their parts - Trinidad Daily News.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

10 lie, wi,hln The poser ~ each
insiis ldaal "a wafd 80 ,hs, dread
disease cloleFs, as 10 claimed by q
Nee Nolt dlspa,sh that has been
,slssrsplH,d all over ,he county, then
inde''d tn fell destroyer is f"l'l'ed II
hall hls ,sffofs TO 10 this, u is
elsl'asd. the individual ha. be-, b.
driat no ws,ss nor mils sscspi such
as has hem thoroughly bolls'l, snd b.
90, no looA ,hst has not been
thoroughly aud freshly euoks'i ~ be
10 this nni al,s,ain from butter aud
ehsass, be- mas then rosssss his s'ul
In secaIiiy Cholera gill pass him
hy,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

NJ person should travel without q
hpH ol Ayers Pilla As safe and
speedy remedy for constipation and all
irfcg ilaritles oi the stomach and
howcls, they have no equal, and, being
'tilliully sugar coated. are pleasant to
take. aud long retain their virtues.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Great excitement pres alies' on fife
Island ior several days after !, had
i.esn assert slhed tia, The state ~
Ssw Ysk iai purchased site iof .
quarantine station on that ianls,sd
pns,lon II the s,a,s's domains ~
ios,s - lani the passengers ~ the
Cephus wss fesis,ed ~ armed iufce,
aud hfa time u loake'i ~ u serious
sEouhha wnuld cnsue hrsSesn the state
autho,l,l.. aud The inhabitants NJ lslip
and babylon Three regiments 1T
,Foops aud The navel reserve battalion
wetv otisvsd IA the island IA preserve
the i@sse The opposition then sub.
sl,isd Tha passengers 81 the Csphus
sod snfns anla wst. landr,i and n,s.ls
CONT f,slds 40 passlble rhs.e towns
are atoa, Ave miles. ~ water. from
the giaFsr tine s,ailnn. aud tise ssrlte'i
demonstration can only l.s accounted
ios b, the imposition lha, so'ne iso
pie have nons dsi, i'om p'osimi,y ~
danger
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Nor cannot be- too particular about
the me'iicinss you use. When you
need blood purifier, be sure you get
Asrr's SatsaArilla. and no other. 1t
will minglc with, purify. and vitalize
every drop ofblood in your body. 1t
makes the weak strong.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

of the first class. 1t put in two bids,
and Mr.. Wanamaker says they will
both be accepted. Each of them is
for weekly service and in each the
compensation asked is 81 per mile.
Multiply the number of miles across
the Atlantic by 4 and the result by
1O4 and sum of money is piled up
that fully explains the desire of the
stockholders in this company to
change the flag over such of their
ships as they could get subsidized so
highly. Some people have said that
Mr.. Wanamaker had some very near
friends who were allowed to purchase
stock in the recognized company at
nominal price, but, of course, that had
no influence in the deal.
Representative Catchings. of Mlssis-
sippi. is in Washington. He says the
Democrats will not lose single cleo
torial vote in the South, and that the
Peoples Party will not have as many
members in the next as they have in
the present House. He figures on
Democratic majority of between forty
and fifty in the next House. Dem.
A special from Buckley says that
the town was thrown into a fever of
excitement 10y the suicide of handsome
Nissan Miss Annie Pigon' (which los occurred fred
Annie although only II years OF age,
was a progressing young lady, and it
was whispered had not few admirers.
Her education having been sadly
neglected her mother insisted on her
going to school, which she persistently
refused to do, giving as the excuse
that she was too big, and she would be
made the laughing-stock of the boys.
she was ordered to 60 to the
public school or be sent to the re-
At this threat she replied
that sooner than comply she would
end her life. Last evening she was
found in commissions about 200 yards
from her home. DIR. Sheets was called,
but to no avail, as the girl died in
few minutes. She informed all present
that she had taken poison to escape
going to the reform school. The poison
is supposed to have been taken from
an old trunk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

The Washington Canning Company
has been incorporated by P. J. Mac
Gowen & Sons, J. G. Megler and b. A.
Seaborg. The company will engage
in the canning of salmon at Cos
mopolis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Asns,sf Chauiis.fs - uIh istIs
Representatives o. 4 hsilri ai ultratis
tsss. 81 hufnda
superior Judge AIitH - ui1rftIs
county Asdita' Aiss les s.ialt q $50 ratis
Cosntf CisFt hahi ,ifshsm II Olympus
sheriff q Prince ~ husuds
Treasurer 4 u uiaFsf efulttntHa
,auntY stt"surY . N,a.i, ~ uifhpis
Ass -ssr tsisp uf tlfmtia
suirrht,n a 20 ui sfh,.n. g. u rIfpe. -
Hut,da
Commissioners fifsi ihsiu,t N.ilne t,iirs
Second District. usofss tsngfidss ttifi las
tEict. ilsaFHs q Glars
saFteyef fhsssinFe nuur - ittils hss
Cof"1st ~. ohssf - Olympia
wFscs msstst CuuuisHa HthsfiiFs ~ oli ~
pia
Justice ai the rrsss Peter rsas 81 uiYmpa
Coastshlss wsils' smnh snd han shsssf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

diagram its details Prof Petef
a Scientist The illustration
brand enumerated
strength and
ascertain the comparative purity
leading Powders The result OF Prof Golfers
the fact that with but one exception every
number
would Ammonia or Alum Baking
undermine the health
ammonia impart salow o botched complexion
examinations Powder found free from due
strength All authorities report Dr. pes Tree from
aduteran OF this Ideal
Powde has neverb questioned
xIndica the Powder conta
+Indcate ePowdrcon and
While of Alum Powders
Alum powders should
ovoded dangerous, how high their strength
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

A Hlss Ia .smIsfsluFe IN the early
part ~ ,is w.et q, Hsmhusg. vas o,
ssadssl hY . corresponding inersass ~
che shu saos ~ ,he spl.lsale The
suitssIn, lfom dsstitutlpa. a. cell a.
,''s plague. ls appalling t~sa,y ave
thousand p~ople sfs kso~n ~ h. in
~sns. sni psul,sbly hall - many mote
ass asssly hu, ioo psoad "a make
their eotdition .nows The nun,les
II bassssis, Tuesday as sai = slight
inrFesss 0set the ,ialiy sssFsgs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

"The use OF Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

hAtst sen, nspillissn Naniay ~
lhs usasi maHitif nothing slsniH
tsat 10 lhai o. ftst IL sauli H. rnn
sl,lsfssl . bel unirn ~ ihu iisniufart
Il the sisis shaili ~ - suss du.
a,es a. she Ahsi siis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Tue British ship 1lolJsn Horn went
asiufr un the ssalhsfa ooast ~ Cali
lssnts nn the evening ~ the ifih
sod ass . total Ices The efru
e.osl--l she ws. "a DAY. nu, from
Nsw,ails aud sac laien ~lth rosi
iuf Naa rsslfa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Ausftsssu sid i,,inls fss'sntly a.
fsfsst isafh A Ce, 81 Chirasn. a.
he stn ant ~ sin.sl The pfles
pali as ~ 49, cen, bond. g. dt.w
q 80 uot Interest ,he purchaser
~ pa al 'spsnss. iu eanas, tom ~ith
ihs sa|s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

fHs uinins district ~ l@ls Chsian
10 promising rich frialus ~hsn sd
hcisnt sust shall have hssn done
The disifie, is un'iouhie,ily ens ~ ,hs
ficl'ess IN ,he state. snd will isuems
better hiawn whsa easier means ~
fesrhii u sFv obtained
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16
4:S7I;{|''1|;I
for Infants and Children.

"castorls Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known 10 me" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

The nemecrstie National CHn
mitses. la sn address lssoesi yesterday
eoasrstalssss the eaaatry on tise ~
sals ol th@ resent state elections IN
Maine. Vernon, sad Astsnsss In the
latter stats ,hs combined opposition
Tell sher, by over n00 votes ~ the ps
saeessey alone. This brought dlsn,sy
W the cemhssssisa In the south end
the msaspaisssFs In The North, ~
Maine aud Vermont. says the address.
The eea,sss wss conducted distinctly
on ns,loasi Issues The Republican
msaassrs appeal summoned ,he si'l
III ell The peseat resources ii their as.
tionsl Organization. wI,h sa sshsus,
lees treasury and splsmsild saulpmen,
nj orators. The ssmpsisn oi OUT
sdversssiss los triumphant vote In
tbsss states. 90 cssefaliy pisaned snd
- thoroughly ssd ioscstulIy ssees.s',.
saaea is conspicuous dissssss ous
isssads sve'ywhsse are entitled ,a ,sss
fresh eoarses from the results
oos. neiss yesterday ol'sasd The
esmpsisa la lows, by q slrFins
ssseeh 81 Carroll. ia the pssssnae II
On ssdssses III msay thousands iis
dsaisresi this IN 10 the ssass i~postsal
esmpsiss n ssesn, years The tariff
vas tbs gree, lssas aud the TINT io'
tssmsss sa demand safUea.s from un
iust, unequal aud excessive tsssilou
had arrived. Ne made an exhaustive
taris argument. psosiacing statistical
ptooi ol bls remark allie statement u
ten year. ago that, estimating farm
~ss.s .. the same rate 40 city wages
ths Iosa crops hal snld iw II cents
pes scFe lee. than Il o'is, tu pf,.iars
them.
Organisation IN the Wet y ssans
on -,sh uncessias visuf The hsasn,
~ ls derived from q disislnn Of ,hs
~osk ~ the National Comm,iiss ).
tssianing IA shoS sssd fesul,s. sn,l
che evidences gill h. plainly si.ills ali
oses the ewan.fy bsst monih ~hen al
tl,s plans sSs nsIufei
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Tss latest sensation 10 the fslsafsesi
grid discovery nn wa'iisll .fest ia
this eoualy sls plsrst slaim i'sff'r
sses. ssfs hlesi Wednesday ny Harry
wss.. Faaais iio1neT, t.so e is'l
Z. J. Iiusass. sud David and ifanl
Ffovos These elslms lis i'si1'tlsally
la ssciloa ~. to~aship ~. ssngs !
-ss. The mlniss lee nsss tie siss
~ .l.lms ., @s, by Ian iss', 90 sl-''',
~ ssrss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhRa. Eructation,
Kills Worms. gives Sleep, and promotes d.
geStion,
Without injurious medication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-16

For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN F. PARDEB. NJ D.,
"The winthrop" Ia5th Street and eth Ave-,
New York City.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-12-22
d" ALL CHARGES PAIDW

the face. Those habits which have led
to failure or a retrograde existence
should be reformed. The man whose
extravaganza has embarrassed his
financial success should adopt the les
son of economy. The man who has neg
lected business for pleasure should
grid up his loins and move forward to
his proper place in the rapid race of
life. The drunkard, a sad disappoint-
ment to himself and his friends, should
bravely put the tempter behind him
and not only abandon his besetting sin
but do works meet for repentance. The
debauchee should live more closely to
the laws of health and decency. The
young man who is wasting his time
should devote himself to mental, moral,
physical and financial Improvement.
Aside from adherence to pure and hon
est convictions nothing can do more to
make life pleasant and successful than
good books and good associations.
Stick to your New Years resolutions.
Time past is irrevocable and your one
hope lies in the proper Improvement of
opportunities as they present them
selves. Have the courage of your con-
victions and stick to your resolutions
Detroit Free Press.