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fected by it, it is safer to give it scald
in hot water with little sosp--not enough
to make strong suds. Let it stand and
soak few minutes, then wiring out and
treat like other flannels. - Christian
Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15
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no improvement ever takes place, but
that each bird selects place for its nest,
and gathers the materials, and goes
through the process of building in e.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

CHANGE OF WoRK.7That was a wise
father who, on hearing his little daugh-
ter request her brother drive few nails
in the woodhouse for her, said he would
teach her how to do it herself. She was
apt, and drove in all the nails success.
fully; so pleased was she with her success,
that she would have set double row
around the shed if her father had not con-
cluded that these would answer for the
present. "There, that little lesson helps
to make you independent, my girl" he
said. "Now will teach you some day
to catch and harness up horse. You
have already learned to drive . gentle
one. Learn to sharpen q knife, and
whittle, too, without cutting your fingers.
Don't let the doors creak fOr want Of an
oiled feather, or the little children's
boots get hard in the winter for the want
of little grease" Take . lesson from
this, girls. You don't know where you
will be cast away some time during your
life. The most helpless people I have
ever met are those who can only do one
kind of work. Learn to help yourselves,
even if, sometimes, you trench upon
"boys' work."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15
The Largest Book in the World.

The trustees of the British Museum
are in treaty for the purchase of the copy
of the largest book in the world. To-
ward the close of the seventeenth centu-
ry the reigning Emperor of China ap.
pointed an imperial commission to re-
print in one vast collection all native
works of interest and importance in
every branch of literature. In the be.
ginning of the following century the
commission completed their labors, and
were able to lay before the Emperor a
very palpable proof Of their diligence
in the shape of compilation consisting
of 6,10O volumes, entitled kin ting keO
kin too shoe tselh ching" or IAN Illus
trated Imperial Collection of Ancient
and Modern Literature"
Only Q small edition was printed off
in the first instance, and before long the
greater part of the copper types which
had been cast for the undertaking were
melted down and coined in cash. Acct
dents by fire and violence have consider
ably reduced the number of copies Of
the imperial edition originally printed,
and it is believed that only = compare
lively few now remain extant. The
trustees of the British museum have be-
come aware that one such copy has lately
been offered for sale at Pekin, have en-
tered into negotiations for Its purchase,
and it is much to be hoped that they
may succeed in adding this rare and in
teresting collection to the national
library.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

WEIGHT AND NUrRITIoN.-The weight
of the body has often been assumed as an
infsllible proof Of the maintenance of the
condition Of the body, or Of disposition
of tissue, and the food which keeps up q
mans weight has been regarded a. on
that account satisfactorily nutritious.
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rion of the value of the food taken; be-
cause while the weight remains constant,
or even increases, water may increase In
the tissues and albumen and fat dimin-
ish; or there may be an increase of
weight and disposition Of fat, while there
10 also at the same time . diminution of
the aibumen of the body. Badly nour-
ishsd people ore usually not lighter than
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE.-One quart
of flour, sift in two teaspoons of seafoam,
little salt, One.f0urth pound of butter
rubbed in, with milk enough to moisten
properly; handle as little q possible; d.
vide it in two parts and place it in two
jelly pans; make it at tho pan by SHOW
ing down with tho fingers; bake it
quickly; then divide the top and bottom
crust, without cutting; spread on plenty
of butter; have tho strawberries washed
and drained in sieve; then crush them
and make very sweet; spread plenty of
berries between the top and bottom crusts !;
have some of the crushed and sweetened
berries in deep dish and when the cake
is cut and served cover each piece with
plenty of the crushed berries like sauce.
GoosEBERRy TRsFLx.-Scald the fruit,
pulp it through sieve, and add sugar to
taste; make q thick layer of this at the
bottom Of q deep baking dish; mix pint
of milk, pint If cream, two we'll. beaten
eggs, q tsblespoonful Of corn-starch, Q
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

The VALUE OF A DoLLAR.-A silver
dollar represents days work for the Ia
borer. It is given to boy; he has no
idea of what it has cost or what it is
worth. He would be as likely to give a
dollar as dime for top or any other
toy. But if the boy has learned to earn
the dimes and dollars by the sweat of
bis face he knows the difference. Hard
work is to him q measure Of values that
can never be rubbed out of bis mind.
Let him learn by experience that hun.
dred dollars represents hundred weary
days labor, and it seems great sum of
money; . Thousand dollars 10 q fortune
and ten thousand 10 almost inconceivable,
for il 10 far more than he ever expects to
possess. when he hes earned . dollar,
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To WASH OIL-CIOrHs.-In washing oil
cloths, ss we have before advised, never
use any soap or q scrub brush. 1t will
destroy an oil.cloth, that should last for
years, in short time. Use instead warm
water, and q soft cloth or flannel, and
wipe off with water and skim milk.
Keep the best of soap on hand; but, by q
fair trial, it will be seen that full two
thirds more soap is used than Is benef-
cisl. 1t 10 indispensable In washing
clothes, We think; but farther than that,
the less soap used the better.
Hot LEMONADE FOR A CODA hot
lemonade is one of the best remedies for
acold. 1t facts promptly and inef1iciently,
and has no unpleasant after effects. One
lemon should be properly squeezed, cut
In slices, put with sugar, aud covered with
half pint of boiling water. Drink Just
before going to bed.
For SCARLET FEvRR.-An eminent
physician of Chicago says he cures niue.
ty-nine out of every ono hundred cases
Of scarlet fever, by giving the patient
warm lemonade with gum arabic dissolved
in it. A cloth wrung out in hot water,
and laid upon the stomach, should be re.
moved as rapidly as it becomes cold.
A SOVEREIGN remedy against blesding
10 to take linen or other rigs, and burn
them to q charcoal. Put the charcoal IL
the wound and no more bleeding will
come. For bleeding at the cavity of an
extracted tooth, pack the alveolus fully
and firmly with cotton m0istened in alum
water.
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