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How TO Apply Charity and Abate a
NuisaneP.

One OF the nuisances OF life in Washington,
and one which is Increasing every year, is
street begging and the ringing of door bells
for aims. This could be speedily diminished
and In the end entirely broken up If the sew
eral relief and charitable associations in the
city could act in concert with, or, perhaps
still better, be merged in, the proposed Labor
Exchange Let the new organizations open
in connection with its employment Office a
general store or supply room, which could
collect contributions OF all kinds, and to
which charitsbly disposed persons should
send all donations of money, food, and cloth
ing they may be able to spare. Then refer
all applicants for aid to that store room for
such supplies as they may need, instead OF
encouraging street and door begging by Civ
ing Unfortunately to all corners, lest some
deserving poor person might be turned
away hungry or cold. This plan would also
meet the want of many persons who give
little OF nothing, for fear OF being imposed
on. but who would give freely if they had as
surance that their Contributions would in all
cases reach proper objects. Those in charge
of the store room, having access TO the lists
and statistics Of the labor exchange could
soon be able TO tell which of the applicants
for aid are able and willing to work, If they
could get it, which need and deserve help
and OF what kind, and which are downright
tmpostOrs and professional beggars-as the
most persistent applicants for aid generally
ere.
If some such plan as is here roughly out
lined could be adopted, and we really see no
reason why 1t cannot be, the charity OF the
city would soon come to be bestowed in An
intelligent and systematic manner among
those who really need and deserve it, while
the calls upon the charitably disposed would
be fewer In number, less annoying in char
acter, and far lighter in amount then they
now are. At the same time, as any one can
see, the means would be provided TO expose
impOstsrs and make them either earn their
living or leave the city, and thus reduce
yagrancy and crime in our midst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

Manifestly the astronomer ofthe Baltimore
American, to which reference was made In
these columns yesterday, did not carry his
observations far enough. Had he turned his
mirror On Venus, Jupiter, or any other
bright planet, or on distant gas lamp or
candle, for that matter, he would have found
precisely the same moons" and in the same
relative position as those he discovered doing
duty for Mars. The illusion is a very pretty
one, and rather puzzling for the moment, but
Will easily be understood when one remem-
oers mat a mirror having no magnifying
power can not show any thing that the make
eye itself cannot see, and that il is TO the two
rejecting mediums, that is the surface of the
glass ard the surface of the quicksilver on
Inc reverse side of the glass, that the multi
piieity Of objects or reflections Is due.
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OUR MINIS TER'S WIFE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky Fen. Is, lS77.
Mr. VI. r STEVENS.
DSGT Sy--1hr years ago was suffering terri
bly, with lnfsmmatCry Rheud aism. Our mibi ter :
wife adv ised me TO take NEGETINB. After taking
one bottle, WAS entirely relieved This year, feel
ing return OF the disease, again commenced tax
ing IL, and am being benefited greatly Ii also
greatly improves my digestion Resp" ctfully,
MRS. A. BALLARD.
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And now il is claimed that Osman Pasha
Is not Marshal Bazaine. but is really an
American named X. Clay Crawford, ma
tive of Hawkins county, Tenn. We doubt
the story. Our theory is that Osman is no
Other than Sergeant Bates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

Ii looks now as though the prevailing
looseness in the management OF tle money
affairs Of so called savings and beneficial
institutions had extende TO the brotherhood
OF locomotive engineers, aud as if CHIEF
Arthur will have to be investigated. He has
Jailed TO keep his promise to support the last
winter strikers on the Boston and Maine
railroad, and in consequence some OF the
local divisions OF the order in New England
are giving up their charters aud withdrawing
from the concern, in bad humor.
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" H G. f I'm e.
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

SPRINGFIELD, o, Feb. 2S, IS7.
THIS ~ to certify that L have used YEGETINE,
manuiaC urtd by II. Stevens Boston, vi ass for
rheumatism ana General ProstT ,ton Of the Ner-
vOus System, with good success. rec Smme nd We
BTlNR as an eSCsisHf medicine for such complaints
Yours, very truly,
G. W. VANDEGRIFr
Mr. VA degrift, Of the firm of Vanfrgrift e Huff
man, is q well knOwn business man IN this place,
having one of the largest stores I'm Sprn IN cid, o.
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Referring TO the absurd rumors frequently
teleg raphtd nom this city, the Springfield
ReIDttJlicdH is unkind enough to say that
"the Washington correspondent business
seems TO be LEFT, during the dog day season,
TO very cheap apprentices, who have small
intelligence of their own, and q very poor
idea OF the intelligence OF other people,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

When the police force objected so strenu-
ously little while ago 10 the adoption O z
the helmet as pail OF their uniform, they
little thought the noboy young men OF the
city would come out resplendant in the same
head gear in less than q year. Thus does
time bring about its revenges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

The New Hampshire Senators, Wadleigh
and Rollins, have been interviewed upon
"the policy" Wadleigh supports the Presi-
dent; Rollins is reticent, but hints al opposl-
linn
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To Correspondents.

All letters intended for publication, referring In
any way 70 the editorial department. OF the paper,
should b addressed The E,tor Of The STAY Those
relating 20 its business departments should be sd-
dressed e. The Publisher n The Sfay. Observance
of these directions will prevent provoking delays
Checks, etc, in payment Of bills should in all cases
bemade payable To the order Of TAs Ersnias STAY
Nsrspaper Cor1paHy,-nOt to that Of any individual
~ No anonymous commune atoms read No re-
tected Commune atoms returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05

The Board of Health have entered upon a
good work In demonstrating the necessity
for action 10 abate the nuisance OF the mals-
rial river flats.
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APOLLINA
NATURAL
NJ n L II AL AFTER.

DR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "A delightful bsver-
sGe.D -" Great relief for sickness
DB WILLIAM A. HAMMOND . Far SUI perior to
NichL. seltzer, or any other
refreshing"
Oh n OGDEN DOREMVS. Absolutely pure
and Wholesome; superior to all for daily use tree
from al the objections urged az ainst Croton and
aItidcialy aerated waters"
PROF. wAnkLYN, LONDON. ENG. "Impreg-
mated only with its own Gas"
DE- r. PEAsLEE. "Usefal and very agree
able F."
DB. AUSTIN FLINT, DR. IN. OTIS "Hsalth-
full, and well snited for Dyspepsia ami Cases of
Dr. JAMES B. WOOD. "Mildly antacid: agrees
diathesis.n
DR. FORDYCE BARKER "By far the mos,
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine. useful in
Catarrbs Of Stomach or Bladder and in Govt"
DB. J. MARION SIMS. T" Not only luxury, but
anecetsiy."
To be had Of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
gists ard Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
United States aue2D- mwf COW "
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4 4 y
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS

This water, which is"very like Rawlsy ~ nav be
oh ,ainsd from the SPRING, 18th street, near
Piney Branch, via the Mt. RI ssant ON alb as fro
tn Treasury Depar nenf, ct lo.3J . m. aud D m !,
or deliyertd BY sson daily.
~ ciIitis for PICkIOe goods.
Or.e received aud reformation given ut Room O.,
May Buiiding, corner Of 9TH aud = SIS. aug1s-7m
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LOB BENT
By b, II. WARNER co.
BRAIrARD Ii. WARNER EpwT> McINyrRx
GU street Northwest, OPP. n asonic Temple.

Il By b, II. WARNER 90,
BRAislRD Ii. WARNER. EDwIS A McIyrIRr.
el6 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
Store 1914 7;h street northwe 4 LIS
40 a54O Vermont avenue Is n f....-.--..... Ig
20. ~ St NV Dr., sto.. 10 RS. gas, wa FISK
70. dSil 18TH st NV, Is RS, all m L.-.......--. -
NO I'll 81. NV brick, sto Is RS, all m A.. rs
No. Cooke Pl., GeOt'n, Dr., sto, Is rs, ami 81
NO yaS St NV store and dv elins ........... 90
NO 80 st NV, br, sto., rs, all l.--... 81
NO 0SO kast Capitol st new. 10 re all m t.-.. 50
NO xtO "a ST ne, sto, m rOO' 10 q m. 4. IS
no 80 "a st w, over store, rs, all IN L.. IS
mo- 1O4 ct sw. Sbr, sto., 10 i..-.-..... 81
10 I'd, near ne, new br. 4 sto., rs.,a.mi. 81
No. III 4th ST. Sc. br 2 sto., rs, L.... 81
No s01 St NV: Dr., story, rooms. 81
Nos. I123 123O ct. NV, Dr., As, n..m.L e.. IN
NO $50 81. Sc, frame, rs, m. i-.... --.-. Is
No 10 1892 St nv: br, .to., RS. bath. Is
NO 1884 sth street NV, frame, rooms ..... 70
stere snd dwelling sth and K. I. ave. NV, 8 rs 49,
No dSlS 18th St, NV, frame, 2story, S rooms i
No us ST. Sc, fr 6rs., gas and wster...... Is
No. Defrees at, Dr., 5 sto rs, m. i...-.. Is
No % perees st., br.. rs, i.---........... Is
NO. III l5t n ST. s.w brick, rs, water, &C.. Is
NO J15 ii St Sc, frame, story. rs..-....-.. Is
No sO3 2 St, frame, story, roomS ... ...... Is
No 2lOS 18th IT NV, 6rooms --.............-. u
Nos g and street NV, frame, 4 room4.... 10
No 1879 Boundary, frame, rooms--...........-. IL
S"re 15iS 10th street northwest -.......-...... L.
NO IA fslconer alley. Dr., story, rooms.- 8
FOR RFNT-Also, q large number OF other
homes full list Of which he our Offices
FOB SALE We are offering numerous bargains
inhouses and lots. large and small, aud would be
Investments. Or
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RABLk BROTHERS,
FINE TkILORs AND OLOTHIERs.
augM tr Corner Scrcsfh aud ID stree ..
The New Song Of A Shirt

The New Song of A Shirt.
The song thst sins Is different thing
FROM The Sad one that used soft hearts wrinf,
When cod made poyersy, hunger aud dirt
Immortality known ia tie Song Of a Shirt Z"
MY song viii not read 80 stTikinglg well.
The shirt that name no other can shame,
.hirt without fault, suspicion or blame;
wrought ot material 80 hrm and 80 hne,
That no mao could ever be sGch Ounce
As 70 wear another, who wore this once.
Gussst and seam are stitched by steam.
An And thsrs's no 10 ooess,oo for men 20 dream
Mud feeling uncomm0nly nice ia i'll
rhst they re wearing DOT any human livss,"
Either of mothers, or daughters, or wives.
On the other hand then, you uadsr.tand
TO snit the tsste Of the manly mind,
And keep his temper serenely kind,
lie q welcome boon TO every wife
Who values peace and q quiet life.
For she who has INST can never forget
When the garment that should be mantle % ssse,
And model Of beauty, IL neither OF theset
For where Is the msD who can baAr the strong test
OF an dly made shirt-nOt known ss the bestf
Il Is then clear, blessing 10 men
Ts. sd Sss q, ,Rsgss ~ ren
Warranted perfect IN every part
hnd ne " no has worn ~ viii eyerInore swear
THE only shirt al for gentlemsns wear"
Ard 50 sing Of the beautiful thing
il lat suits all seasons. fro M fall TO spriug:
a loy forever 20 one who knows
The sweet cOmplsrence. tire band repose
That comes from the wearing Il first rate clothes
III yon inquire You Wili find the best
At GkoRGE Q. HENNISG 6, Seventh street ver
aug2l-u
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BOARDING.

RnhRDiNG. - FURNISHED ROoMS AND
- BpAhD for gentlemen, SIS TO So per week:
me mfcrts. TABLE BOARD "a per week
AS llth street northwest seo53t
NICELYFuRNISHED ROOMS and BDARD,
lO21 18th street northwest: square aud q
hal from the Arlington, near Mcpherson Square,
Rooms SIS TO 81, according 70 Location. sep5 ST.
RO0MS FOR BENT AND TABLE BOARD
h No. SO4 street rthwest. seos-3t
R0O1S WITH BOARD IN CENTRAL LO-
Il csllty, Furr ished Uufurnished; second
snitat!e ,or married couple Please apply at 8l5
New Yoik nue.. s-p3- So
l41O oSs, s ssI BERRY WILL
BOAkD SIS per month. aug23-2ws
ROARDING The coolest place in Washington is
- the FREMONT HOUSE. Three south front
Rooms just vacated by families leaving the city
Very low prices. with good Board. jy2s-tr
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ArtTdoe strOr7l Daily Circulation orer
I9,6OO-beinO more than three times that
81 amp other daily paper IVA Washington,
and more than that Of all the others added
fOoefber.
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Question Thf-f-Get a. now, b~cause tire selection
i fUll ard fr--h the sires all crmrefa, aud tho
Prtcrs great fFG iUtccr thaa they Nn b. later I'm
the asoD.
so, COME RIGHT ALONG.
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ROPE SAILS rCR FULL,

UNITED STATES SENATE,
oFFlcE OF THE SERGEANT-AT-6R
WASHINGTON, August -, IS7.
Sea Proposals will re r, ceived at this tffce
unit II ccioch room o. SsrURIAY, the 6th day
sptenoer next for urDishDg Cool and Wood to
@tons beet quality White Ash Furnace Coal, egg
SIZE.
10 tons bos berry Coal
10 cords beet web sensoned White Oak Wood.
- coIds best W II 60 inc Wood.
The Oak Wood to Re cut 10 IN, &c pieces and vood
and coal within the tn OF September TO b. etore
the veuis OF the Senate wing OF tins Oasit,l Gov
ernmert tnepecticn 81 the ut Of the bidd r
right reserved to r. ject any bid II the inter-
COZ OF the government shall 90 require.
JOHN r. FRfNCH Sc gsant 1t Arms,
eepz-ot senate Of tie United states.
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25-3f-39 Myrtle 81 gas and water, Rs Is
issue on the LIST and 18th of each month "Bul-
ietin OF al property for sale anc rent or my books
which can be lad application AT nv offc- XII
be sent nv mail ~ desired SAM r.
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CLOTHING.
A NE ~ "a n -
WILL Soon Sc HAPPY.

TINE BOTS
WILL Soon Sc HAPPY.
SCHOOL TIME DRAWS NIGH.
AND NOW
THEY SIT AND Mediate
BTDAT
LAY AWAKE AND CoGIrArE
sY MIGHT
Upon the Great
AND IMPORTANT QUESTION
OF
ANEW SCHOOL SUIT,
REVOLVING TaK QUESTION
WHAT TO GKT'
wBERE TO GErr
Aud
WHEN TO GET IT
We ANSWER,
QEssiie- Eirg-Get . good, substantial, veil
mae 81 1T Of bright, new pattern, q shade sui
well made a. thoroughly shrHnk, snd viii wear
with credit the " hole school term.
gn,s.,ou S,ccrS-Get il at our store. becaus. -s
pa particular attention o. the Bows Clothing bust
usss, and keep \ larger STOCK than any house IL
Washington, aud We know Just how tho
boys tasies and the parents pocketbouk. b--fies.
We hsve Just put ia an entire new and cvmpless
stock q boz and Youths
FALL AND WINTER SCHOOL SUITS.
DIGESTION Thi-f-Gnt q now, because tire SELECTION
i fUll ~ q fr--h the sires all crmrlefa, aud tho
Prtcrs fsI l0tcfr thaa they il be later TN
the
so, COME RIGHT ALONG.
RABLk BROTHERS,
FINE TkILoRs AND OLOTHIERs.
auFH " Corner ScrcHfh and ID sfreeis.
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A Ii WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
q. .s spes the bes One DollsrA0A
eye, q II N HEsPLERS. OPT ~
clan, 500 Ps. ave. " cor. ~ 1T, oct, ans "
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
A WELL BRED BLOOD BAY MARE, ALL
"A biuck pelnt-, years old, sound ana IN
very gentle; free driv.r; stands without HoS
tyinf has been driven almost eNcusiv ely by Isd-s
Q ~ IL 1870 l4th street n. W. sftsr4 m sep4-a'
E'OR SALt-A HORSE and PHErOy,
sui'able Tor lady to drive In4u ~
address Room 30, Floor q, Post 0ffics De IA
partmeDt. sens 81
TO ePORTSMEN.-A $3.50 breech- loading
j SHOT ca fer sale cheap, OF will exchange
Tor good youne Horse; also, another isninated
sIle bar. i d hr..ch csder for sale chesr. rry
to w. q. DODGE. 700 9Th street NV. apg3l-tf
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4 UTTRELL BURFORD,
IL 7O6 Z street. OPP. General Post Omoe.
Houses for Rent.
No. DOG 9Th st., house and store, mod. impa- Us
NO SOS East Capitol ST., 10 rooms, oil m ...... ~
no sl3 18th street, rooms, mod. I'M ps...----.. s.
No. 40 ssouIi ave., rooms, mod. fmps .... 81
No. 329 sth ttr' ct, II rooms, all mod. inps !. s.
No 300 sth street, store, all mod iBps... .-.. 81
No. 1880 18th street, 10 rooms, all mod. imps-. s.
Houses for Sale and E1chan0s.
unimproved, which can be sold at low figures, and
on elm. TO suit. Also, two fine houses In exchange
for small property.
$40 900 900, 1000, L 900, 500, at eight
PEI CENT Jyis-u
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SUMMER RESORT:
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
EXTRAORDINARILY INDUCEMENTS.
Att. HElLBRUN,S. aO2 1fh st.
Old WODlo, in Shoe in WiaojoaOn
Lscits Coat sice Lace, 81 80; Ladies' Kid Button,
So -.
Ladies Goa. Fulton, 81 IS; Ladies' Fo.edy31
Button, 81. INV
Child Shoes, all leather. q cts -
Gents Fine Stitched Caters. SIS
r. s-1he Store will be costd Saturday the sth
instant, snd Monday the Nth instant until o. m,
on account of ho,idays eana ID
NOW is THE TIME 10 buy your ChIIdreu,s
school ehoes az skLBY >, cheap:
SlI0 Solid Leather, Ii-2......-..-- so as
outh IS
boy . IS
$lB Miss Buttoned, IL ... 1 10
Ghllcren Butoned s7......-.......-......- rs
women fo1ed, S7..-.........---....----...- 20
Gent Low Out ehoes.....-....-..-.........- II
SISU BOYS Low Out ehoes.-....-.-..---.......-.l
- Sau roots 50
St@ zine Jail Boots new .....----.-----.- %
WIN nalf 81 Justh's Heel Plates given away At
1ol1 l0lO FtnnsylNanla atenue aug Str
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

~ EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
,r THos. 4. wAGGAsAs, sls Seventh g.
tCfanges made every Wednesday aud saturdayl
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ENOR kENT-Ho. 133 Carroll st z RS, M l. ss
Do. 1871 Sth st. NV, m. L., %
Do. 1909 18th st. NV III.
FOR SALE-No. GIL lass ave I. m..-....... 4 soc
Do. 1909 7th ct. a. W. ............,7 aDr
Do Small Farm. Is acres tour miles from city
Do. or rent-Souare Ground northern part Of city
CHAS. A. APPEL,
Ieo-u No. asa Louisiana avenue.
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We ANS ER,

QHtSfieH EtTu-Get . good, substantial, welt
maze 81 1T 81 bright, new psttern, q shade sui
quality that VIII not fade get dingy, and that a.
well made o. thoroughly shrHnk, aud will wear
with credit the " hole school term.
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Still Further Reductions.

FOR ONLY A FEW WEEKS LONGER
, 1877-08-12
pFTFR FINK REAL ESTATE SPEcUlATt0NS.
n. th. Editor OF The Tribune.

HIDE PARK, Ang. lit is pretty generally
known that - Cornell" in Hyde Park, and
yery large portion Of the country lying sou1n
and east OF that village, is actually lower than
the surface of the lake ut high water, and OF
the surrounding country on the west OIL II.
Therefore every spring this territory Is covered
with water from st1 inches to nearly two tees IN
depth for weeks at a time, particularly Il the
lake is sshtch," as the water then cannot run
off. This great flow Of water every spring.
and. in fact, whenever it rains hard, together
with the absolutely impossible streets At such
times. have kept this section Of Hyde Park at-
most barren field; in factvit may be SAID VIII
nronricty. a ssmud-hole," until very recently
when few enterprisiug citizens took holo OF H.
with view to build it up bV establishing manu-
foctories there. Realizing the Importance OF
pood streets and good drainage, they at once
eet ohont m effort to convince the oWners OF
+hr nroperty Of its great value as manufactul-
inq centre in consequence of it's unequaled rail-
roan md harbor facilities, provided permanent
orranoements we're made to prevent tne over
f1ox of water, and that lew good strcetS HelG
hilt as an outlet, particularly to stony lslana
avenue, the only one good roao no" III 'na'
whole territory. .-o,-o,,an+s were
apparently realized. The owners OF the iaoas a. Is
s;Gned petitlons to the Trustees OF Hyde falh
nraying for the speedy passage Of oro1an.ess ,s1s
| for suitable sspumping works a1tet o'u a ata
imnroyed methods, such as are used at ne"
nr1eons tn ilrain and to free the citv from mum
daton. and after the same plan used IN dlnning
an snnare miles Of the Harlem Flats in do!,
land. ana Tor the building OF one or TWO goou, y,
streets. These petitions met ING apptus4i p;.u,tou
nronptly passed the required ordinances.
| PVn'r H. 1peter Fuukn part OF the business
, 1877-08-12

co-,3no por.1o,,,, p,oct and ferr others. that
thav wonl6 j;se r. hava nfI;res there. the build
snr ts 81 rsai, toEcn carc ~ i few weeks since
nne nj tha 1orcrst hniliinrs nearly lost the
tenants t,f two stories. sinnir because the teni-
tor neglected thc haIis and staircase Il is sita-
r1,ar ~ fhat owners o not nov more attention to
fhfs matter ani, Increase the nonnlarlty of their
hn;ldincs br iittia rare and a SNAIL expendi-
terest
Economv IN hnf1dfnq ia not in building at the
least nossible OUTLAY. but in so building that the
mnner invested shaIi bring the largest returns,
as, for instance, when the addition of 5000
Of conyeniences to the cost Of q building tn-
creases the rent-roll by 81 ,O0O as it sometimes
Will do. Sti}l. we must not neglect single
onnort,nity to reduce cost, and to this end
every wall, pier, column, girder, and joist in
| nortioncd t6st there shall be no excess, and yet
| ali OF sufficient strength. The architect should
| marx on his pians and furnish to the owner the
weights per square foot that each floor Is calcu-
lated To carry. and it should be a part Of the
/ for the only way that building can at the pres
ent time be- made profitable is that it shall be
exactIy adapred to the use intended.
| It is unueccssary and Improbable to make q
retail dry-goods store as strong as wholesale
procer. or to tiuish of the latter as expensiyely
~ The former.
wouid In all instances advise open-timber
construction, whenever practicable, as tar more
durable and safe from hidden defects; certainly
never encnsc the great 1oor-glrdeFs. holsters, or
nosts rhen .of ncrishable matertal like wood.
They can be made quite as ornamental without
a false covering as with, and the tendency te
dry-rot is avoided.
have 1eft far the last the exterior. Here has
| hem snent most OF the money wasted In build
inS. Since the early DAYS Of Egypt to the pres
anf Ill tr,1e srvles md all good architcctur,
have been founded On the same Interchangeable
nrincinles. indepcndent OF all styles and OF al
, 1877-08-12
. e,cl-linsr member Of m American de-

- mi , suck]ing member Of IN American de-
s.,,np society in one-horse village that
.sn,an,t pet the House Of Commons into more
s-.-,s IN twenty-five minutes than Mr.. PAnSELL
IA r. twcnty-six hours. On the other hand, we
sre w fu,1g prepared to furnish the English Par
,...,ent. cheap, with Speaker so well-rcad in
-. csr.law that in less than three minutes By a
e.v,tch lie will have the leader Of a factious
s,;aoyttr down and be sitting Oh his head !.
n.' :. occordance with CushinE's Manu-.
g. n,11sE could make a fortune By goiE ~
ragl,nd e. and setting up As Professor = 11-
1iamentary Law.
, 1877-08-12

MILLS, representative of the Canadian doV"
..r+ establishes no end Of presumption
a s, the fart that Dominion Indians arc given
" bunting, fishing, and agricultural pursuits.
81 ase our American braves. haven't tnes
aocked Bitteroot Creek and the Salmon RIVER
nth the sworddsh sent to ann'hilate them
payent they hunted the last settler OIL taHas
.Prairie! and haven't they reaped big enough
oop Of scalps to keep them warm al "lnte1
Ne point with pride to our 'ntel'seent anu
rnerqetic Indians when they are impaired WITH
.ha sn;r;tless redskin Of Canada