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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

-Nbere there's . uill there's Q way
That 10 . truism which 10 hot half ssdes-
stood IL 10 said that . eoatest oece
sruse betseen the uglic.t and the hasd-
soonest man in Eng,and for the hand Of
lady Of worth and beauty. The homely
man Won the prize. When Disraeli made
his maiden speech in the Eoglish psrlia-
ment, he was laughed dosn, but not dis
Outraged. Kno*ing what was in him,
realizing we'll the power Of the will, be
declared, 1.-THE time will come when you
will listen to me-" That day came, a.
all the world knows. Obstacles which
would alarm ordinary minds he brushed
as cobwebs, and pushed on to the fore.
most position in English politics, proving
that he conQuers who believes he can.
Faint heart never won fair lady" or
anything else worth winning. Young
man, aim high, take counsel Of wisdom,
and you are almost sure to win something
worth having. How many young men
are there whose watchwords are ''press on
and push through" Too many there are
who believe that success comes moro
from luck and favoritism than pluck.
Many an able and worthy man has been
disabled in the battle of life BY trusting
to outside support, leaning upon friends
or waiting for government appointment
and neglecting the power within.
1t would be interesting TO know, if the
number could be discovered, how many
there are who use moro than . tenth Of
the brain and heart power they really
possess. Here and there We find one who
moyes the world. but thov ara foW and
tinction in Africa. We hope Stanley has
taken up bis predecessors mantle and
knows now what he did not know eigh.
teen months ago-that the Bible is bet
ter civilixer and protector than the rifle.
Whoever enters upon an enterprise in
doubt il already . failure. "Only be
thou strong and Of good courage" Is An
injunction which was not given to Joshua
alone.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

INJuRIous.-It is . fact that night air
is not so healthy as daylight. Infectious
and miasmstic diseases are more liable
to be contracted at night than in the day
time. Now no one ever supposes that it
il the air that has anything to do with
causing sickness of persons exposed much
at night. It 10 not the air-the substance
which we breathe, and which sup
ports our life. 1t il the absence Of
sunlight, the reduction Of temperature,
the collection of carbolic acid and other
extrsneous gases, that cause sickness, and
this 10 just what the genial rays of old
Sol love to aunihilate. Sunlight 10 salu-
brious. Darkness 10 direful and disas.
tr0us.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
Eat Slowly.

An eminent physician states that the
average time occupied in taking food
by the people of New England docs not
exceed from twelve to fifteen minutes for
each meal, and in many other parts Of
the country even this interval between
other occupations would be considered
too great waste of time. Such haste 10
injurious to health, for many reasons.
The progress of digestion begins in the
mouth with the action Of tho teeth
and through the excitement of the sail.
vary glands by the presence of food.
Unless saliva is abundanlty mingled with
the latter, the first act of digestion 10 OBJ.
structed, and natures plan 10 changed.
This fluid not only lubricstes but acts
chemically in the mouth, if . reasonable
time be given it, upon all the starch ele-
ments which mako up the great bulk Of
what we eat. When eating in haste, q
great deal of air is swallowed. Air 10, to
q certain extent, always entaneled in the
saliva and assists digestion, but when
"wads" of food exceed each other very
rapidly, they seem to act like pistons in
the tube leading from tho back Of the
throst, and drive before and between
them into the stomach such amounts of
air as to distend that organ and impede
its functions. Another effect of eating
in this way is that the masses of food i'm
perfectly mixed with saliva, become i'm.
pacted in the @sOphagus, checking its
muscular action, which IL obviously in
tended to propel only one piece at time.
This embarrassment is overcome by TAX
ing at one gulp as much fluid a. the
mouth will hold, thus distending the
elastic tube and washing, the obstructed
food into the stomach. All this is un.
natural, and can hardly faii to work mis-.
chief
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

To MAKE PorArons MEALY.-We have
found from our own expericnce that po-
tatoes are very wsasry from the month Of
March till the market odsrs rs new ones.
In our kitchsa - overcome the so9Ry
dnPositioa of tAsss valuable vegetables
BY soaking then . fev heun IN cold VA
ter, ssd putting then 10 hss water to boil,
without ssit thsa whsa they are tender
seariy ell ths say thrvsSh, tsra the "a
Ter oe, and rs6il the ssseepaa with cold
vsacs. Pot - s.at ssd hsil sill th<y ore
quits d@ee; Araia a sass vsaw sisa,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

PsAcH PUDDrNa.-Pare and quarter
nice, ripe peaches and line the bottom of
deep dish; sift three tablespoonfuls Of
pulverized sugar over them. Take one
pint Of milk, two tablespoonfuls of corn.
starch, yelks of three eggs, one cup Of
sugar, and make boiled custard; pour
one-half of the custard over the peaches
then another layer of peaches and sugar,
and the rest of the custArd. Beat the
whites of the eggs to froth, flavor with
lemon, and cover the top of the pudding
ct into the oven to brown.
Quick LoAS.-One cup Of sugar, one.
third cup of shorseaing. half lard and
half better preferred, oae cup Of milk,
0oe tssspooafal Of soda, too tesspooa-
fuls q essaa of tartar. and Aoar Seasoe
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
Japanese Mirrors.

Repairing of mirrors is process to
which the art Of Europeans and Ameri-
cans has not yet arrived. As they make
mirrors in japan, however, the process
Of repairing is no more difficult than
that Of mendiug . stove. Toe Japanese
mirror would seem to DO only an i'm
provement on that used by Helen of
TrOy-a metallic affair, FURNISHED and
polished. It 10 bronze disk composed
Of eighty parts of copper, fifteen Of tin,
and Eve of lead. It 10 cast in mould
composed e powdered stone and pulver-
ICED crucibles. The casting is polished
by hand, - the Japanese alone can
polish; and the last process IL to rub the
surface Of the mirror with an amalgan
composed Of quicksilver, tin and lead.
And this 10 done by hand and with piece
Of wssh-lestter, till the mirror has .
bright reAecting surface. This surface
solves the problem Of repairing SEINE
mirrors, sincs it can ct any time b re-
polished. At svssy stage Of the work the
choicest naisriais ere e.ploysd. The
cheaper mirrors have sslphids Of led
and antinony, instead of tin, In thsir
co0positioa-
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BY seoe Of tsess nisrors. Pessably the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24
A Merry Heart.

We would rather DO poor and merry,
than inherit the wealth of the Indies
with disconnected spirit. A merry
heart, cheerful spirit, from which laugh
ter wells up as naturally as bubbles in
the springs Of Saratoga, are worth all the
money bags, stocks and mortgages of the
city. The man who laughs is doctor,
with diploma endorsed by the school of
Nature; his face doesmore' good in a sick
room than pound of powders or gallon
of bitter draughts. If things 60 right, he
laughs because he is pleased; if they go
wrong,he laughs because It'll cheaper and
better than crying. People are always
glad to see him, their hands instinctively
20 half way out to meet his grasp, while
they turn involuntarily from the clammy
touch of the dyspeptic, who speaks on
the grOaning key. He laughs you out of
your faults, while you never dream of be-
ing offended with him; it seems as if SUM-
shine came into the room with him, and
you never know what q pleasant world
you are living in until he points out the
sunny streaks on its pathway. Who can
help loving the whole-sonled, genial
lsughterG Not the buffoon, nor the man
who classes noise with mirth-but the
CHEEKY, contented man Of sense and mind I
A good-hunored laugh is the key to all
breasts. The truth is, that people like
to be laughed at in . genial sort Of way.
II you are making yourself ridiculous,
you want to be told of X in . pleasant
manner, not sneered ct. And il 10 aston
ishisg how frankly the laughing populs-
tios can talk wif6out trsading on the
seasitive toes of tAsir nsighbos. Why
viii the people put % long faces, vhes
30 isngbf Tears cone % - asse1ghs
and anbsdden- nhe wisess aft in life b
to eulfivsae s@iks: end % Ssa the
eowss wkers 0sAsrs shrink sssy fx ssus
Il thsrna
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

Ar rAsLR--Eevsr talk of disseres-
able thisgs q yoar table, hut let The con.
versstiaa be kiad, g.aial. soeial aad
ehesring- The maze good company yos
aase ~ yoar tsble. Tie befssr fsr yeur
eaiisren- Every essssrss3ise vita ez..-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
ROOMS OF THE WEEf.

CENTRAL AFRICA: NAKED Truth: OF NAnED PEo-
re. Iiy Col. &. Clafilc kJng. Illustrated oNo'
pp. 32e. (t;arpeT * Br0sJ ..--..-.-.----..-.--.
i PRIsCRe>' OF THULE. A Novel. by William
Black I2ino, ~. ia (Harpcr d Br'7l.-....
THE pArAcY AND I'll: GlyIL RoWEh' ~ T.. w.
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