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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

A HISTORY AND HANDBOOK OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
Transiael the French Of GAsTJN Tbs lNiIl b&scd
by :. TEOs,sON. l&no Pp go seoNln NHI'ulac Gilbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJEIssEY:
leave for Engiewed Chatter fremont and Nyaek.
O45 A. NJ J. - 4 $40, $780, $50, 730 aud saturday
nights only 80 D. sundays 2. IA and ESQ p n
Satue Spring valley and Nonsey, !, 9i5 fij D. m.
No. N. ABBOTT Gent Passr AgcpL New YORK.
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apartments & tlnfurnisbeb Rooms 10 Get

NpartMtnls 6 Untnrnlshc0 noclf1s 10 Lei
A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE to LET to
~ n Physician at ~ MaGisoBave
HARLEM-f furnished I'd FLOOR, private
h house modern improvements fne location; near cara
and Goas rent s2S per month furnished rent I'D per
month. Cali 2i9 East l25th-st., 2daye
DARTlES living in their own house VIII let
FLOOR 10 gentlemen; references exchanged
pa West j3ds 81.
rs,O LET.-Third FLOOR for small family or
furnished for gcailcmtn without board; pilVato
family. az West 4sth-st
rENO LET-PART of HOUSE, 2S1 llcnry-st,
n. y; BASEMENT first floor, and two rooms IN atde
water and gag reno $50 per month
ITO LET-At 1874 LeXingtOn-ave., RECEP-
4 TON ROOM suitable for physcians Office, having
occupied such 0r the last 10 y references eA
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
AJEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare 81.
~ leave Peckklip daily Sundays excepted for
New. Iay,n . m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

HONE CLASS, Boonton, N. D., one hour
from New York-A lady living In beautiful country
seal and educate win her OWL daushIer mled
an teacher; unusually heaitbt AMI pleasant
IrrJuudngs; ef daily exercise pony
4 "a a9zseu ridinS. Address MIA Al e. kiNSSLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

n RIVEE Rh1LROAD.-Commc7clng DEC. 70. Is16.
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot; 49,
7:l5 m. Western and Northern Express, with drawing
So, a. H. SPECIAL Chicago and Louis Express with
dra oc cars 10 Rochester Buffalo, also Through CIR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

Sunny Roas MAZE Sunny LIVES
Let us take the ARREST, choicest AMI sun
niest room ia the house for our living
room-the workshop where brain and
body are built up and renewed. And
there let us have bay window, no mat
ter how plain in structure, through which
the good twin angels of nature-sunlight
and pure air--can freely enter. This
window shall be the poem of the house.
1t shall give freedom and scope for eye
and mind. We shall hang no picture on
our walls that can compare with the liv-
ing and everlasting pictures which God
shall paint for US through our ample
window. Rosy dawns, golden hearted
sunsets, the tender green and changing
tints Of spring, the glow of summer, the
pomp of autumn, the white of winter,
storm and shine, glimmer and gloom
all these we can enjoy while we sit in our
sheltered room as the changing years
roll ON. Dark rooms bring depression
of spirits, imparting sense Of confine-
ment, of isolation, of powerlessness, which
is chilling to energy and vigor; but in
light is good cheer. Even in q gloomy
house, where walls and furniture are
dingy and brown, you have but to take
down the heavy curtains, open wide the
window, hang brackets on either side,
set flower pots on the brackets and ivies
in the pots, and let the warm sun stream
freely in.-iSelected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

THE MISSING PLANEr.-While making
a purchase at fruit stand on William
street lately, stranger remarked to the
good old woman in charge:
"Well, they say the planet Vulcan is
lost"
"Dear. dear me, but that is too bad !!
and winter, too" she sighed.
"They are looking for it yet, and per
haps it may be discovered" continued
the man.
~ hope SO! ! hope SOL she replied. 81
know if find it I'll try and hunt up the
owner, no matter whether there is q re-
ward offered or not"
He purchased two more apples and
then remarked:
"You seem 10 be we'll po-s-d on a.
srunamy."
Il do hope am, ar; thoagk sometimes
wb-n g~f In s~vrn timcs nfne or - ninr
times san. feed thai didnr have tn
chsnc~ for 91aomIi~n ~<sns- felks hsss
TAxnk.. sur. = god day ~-ss< f~vA
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

THE chief village of the Island of
Isabel, in the South Pacific, beyond the
equator, is built on the summit of a
rocky mountain rising almost perpen-
dicularly to height Of 800 feet. As.
cending by native path from the in
terror, the traveller will find the extreme
summit a mass of enormous rocks stand
ing up like castle, among which grow
gigantic trees, in the branches of which
the dwellings are built. The stems of
these trees rise perfectly straight and
smooth, without a branch, to a height
varying from so to 100 feet. Some of
the houses are 100 feet above the
ground, the average height being 60 feet.
They are approached by ladder Of
creepers, and accommodate from ten to
fifteen natives each, besides an ample
store of stones, which are thrown with
slings in case Of an attack. At the foot
Of each tree is another hut, the every
day house, Is il were, where the day
time is spent when no danger j. appre-
hended- The natives are cspnib&is q
the nost rs-e.ous kind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

CHILDREN's PUDDING.-Cut up loaf
of stale bread the day before it is required,
put to soak in pan of cold water; when
going to mix, squeeze the water through
a colander; put the bread in a pan, with
two ounces of suct chopped fine, two
tablespoonfuls of -four, some grated gin
ger, little mixed spice; beat we'll up
with fork; mix half a pound of trescle
mot golden syrup with little warm
milk, then stir altogether, and boil three
hours in cloth, basin or mold. This
will make large pudding, much liked
by children; it is cheap aud wholesome.
ORANGE PUDDISG.-Beat separately,
till perfectly light, eight yelks and four
whites Of eggs; with the yeiks, beat four
ounces Of grated loaf-sugzr; pound one
ounce and half Of sugar-bi-cuit, and
with two tablespoonfuls If orange mar
mai.de. mix all yell together; beat be
fore the FIRE four ouDc-s of butter; line 4
q dish ~ils puff paste, and just before
sagfing she padding ists shS oxek- stir
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09
BAKED CAuLIFIOwER WITH PARMEsAN

BAKED CAULIFLOWER WITH PARMEHAN
CHEEsE.-Take the green leaves from
two large heads of cauliflower: cook the
heads in sailed water, with a small lump
of butter; drain them; have ready but
tered bakingdish, spread in 1t handful
of grated cheese and fine crackers. season
the cauliflower inside and outside with
salt, pepper and nutmeg; set the heads
in the dish and give them the form of a
dome; in another saucepan have a pint
of bechamel sauce; when boiling, mix
with it the yelks of four eggs aud two
ounces Of grated Parmesan cheese, york
it to a firm consistency, boil moment,
spread that sauce over the cauliflower,
and smooth with the blade of knife =;
sprinkle over the top some mixed grated
cheese and fine crackers, and small bits
Of butter; bake twenty minutes in a
warm oven, and serve in the baking dish.
OATMEAL FOR BREAKFAsT.-Take a
pint of oatmeal mush, stir in two eggs
we'll beaten, and small piece of butter
put into well-buttered shallow pan, and
bake nice brown. We sometimes have
the mush left from tea, and this is nice
way to use it.
FLANNEL CAKEs.-To one pint of -four
add one-half pint of corn meal, four
eggs, one easpoonful yeast, with milk
enough to make stiff batter; set to rise
over night. Thin with warm milk and
water before baking next morning.
CONDENSED EaGs.-One teaspoonful
of condensed eggs is equal to one fresh
egg. No salt is needed in using these
eggs. They must be thinned with a lit
tie hot water and beaten with the butter
and sugar.
PAINr.-If paint is put in glass fruit
jar and scaled up tight it may be- kept
for q long time without drying up. II
90 inside. i, is always rvady without
washing.
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into q saucepan and warm. thscken ~rtL
ths yolks of sxo cggs do net bal IL; sNtsi
the jsice II oae lemon-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

LEMONS WHoLEsoME.-When people
feel the need of an acid, if they would
let vinegar alone, and Use lemons or ap-
Piles, they would feel as we'll satisfied and
receive no injury. A suggestion may not
come amiss as to good plan, when lem
ons are cheap in market, to make good
lemon syrup. Press your hand on the
lemon, and roll it back and forth briskly
on the table to make it squeeze more
easily; then press the juice into bowl
or tumblcr-nevcr into tin; strain out
all the seeds, as they give a bad taste.
Remove all the pulp from the peels and
boil in water-a pint for dozen pulps-
to extract the acid. A few minutes boil
ing is enough; then strain the water with
the juice of the lemon, put pound of
white sugar to pint of the juice; boil
ten minutes, bottle it, and your lemonade
is ready. Put tablespoonful or two of
this lemon syrup in glass of water, and
you have cooling. healthful drink.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

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let u day pass without al least tao good
hours OF exercise in the open air: never
to read word 10y twilight. nor ia the
cars; never To- let the sun bc shut out of
rooms. This is n pretty long list ot
"nevers," but ''never" is the only word
that congucrs. "Once in while" is the
very watch-word of temptation and de-
feat. do believe that the "Once-in-a-
while" things have ruined more bodies,
and more souls too, than all the other
things put together. Moreover, the
'never" way is easy, and the "once-in-a-
while" way is hard. After you have
once made up your mind "never" to do
a certain thing, that is the end Of it, if
you are sensible peson. But if you
only say, "This is bad habit" or "lhis
is dangerous indulgence; l will be~a
little on my guard and not do it too Often"
you have put yourself in the most
uncomfortable of all positions; the temp
tatiOn will knock at your door twenty
times day, and you will have to be
fighting the same old battle over and
over again as long as you live. This is
especially true in regard to the matter of
which have been speaking to you, the
care of the body. When you have once
laid down to yourself the laws you mean
to keep, the things you will always do,
and the things you will ''seuer" do. then
your life arranges itself in system at
once, and you are not interrupted and him
dered as the undecided people are, by
wondering what is best, or safe, or
wholesome, or too unwholesome Ut diff
ferent times.-St. Nicholas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

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you are my wife nov. He will not be
angry with you
'Oh, James, I am afraid of him; i,
will be better for me to wait for you"
He says il would he shame for him
10 be angry with yoz. will speak te
him myself
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-06
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 33A.
n. ~ s.,v,y Ne. 100.
u. 4. s.rr,r Ne. 100.

TINTED srATis LAND oPPicg. cAR'oN
~ City, Nsvada, fehtuar. -. isiI.-Nvties "
hereby given that iIEBrR HOLMAN, whcss
postof5es address II vltsiLiA CITY. btafe oi Ne
vada. has made Application for tSs linear zee.
Of the Holman vein. lode or dsIcsif, hsasinii
goh and silver locatsd - "Holm,n Mil.
six hundred tt0oJ feet In width. and dsreriled
upon plat and Geld notes ON hlc In this nee
and posted on the claim, - follows. to wit:
beginning q pQst No. ]. U r. survey NO. In,
whence Q rocky onoll sars souih ~ deeres
east about 10 ieet dirtAht. and the quarter tec-
ton corner on the north linz of stetinn u
Township 10 north. Range Il east. y: u: NJ.
bears south e7h degrees west ! 900 ieet distAht'
and running from ssiJ post No. ], nr,t oourre'
south so6 feet 10 posi No. q; thencs. thiid
course. wfst coo iret 10 icst No 81 tbtnce.
iourth courss. north tos ftst TO pot %. ]. tho
place Of b<einninS- coniainins " ~ iuo seirs.
True bearings. Magnetic variation. Ion de-
Ths poiies Of location Of hi. claim covers
ell the gropnd inchded IN the above survey.
and .i,S ,o.rs snGna 10, irsinasd. s,ss%, ssSS
north By the vindicstor claim.
The impfovsments on the Holman mining
claim consist Of Q shan and shaff.bous up.n
which not lees than Ave hunored dollars have
been expendcd By tho applicant OF Bis grsntois.
Any asd al persons elsiripg Adversely any
portion Of ka'd mining ground. hs.tinteioic
described, are feqaired 10 Lle their sdverse
claim with the hsgistsr Of The United ttaies
sixty days poriod OF publication hrs"f, or tb.y
Will be tared by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
mhs ssd C.N. HARRIS. Resister.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-06
APPLICATIONS FoR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. ssi.
U. =. ssrvsy Ne. las.

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| rYurrsn srlrRs AND oPYfcr a RsON
| div. Hsssds' P.6rusr, a. isiT.-No ies h
| hsrebv eiveo that Shs 0HsIsH CuNpvi~
| IDxTRlS HININi COMPANY. a eorp,rstjor
| undsr tbe laws of tho stats OF Califospia. by
Jahn A NeOusId ~ Atforpsv tn fact. Wboss
costofscs sSdr,ss n yireiuia City. 6iaie OF Ns.
"a. hss nssds snnl,es,ion for Ia iInssr ~
" ~. 49, ss,rv ,a,s M ssnosit s,ssSiny soid
ssd s,,S., 1890 - ths % lirosh nIpies tsom.
10 s",s.: .s.s .o Isd.a socs,hs, x,Ih suSfscs
sro1sd four hundrsd and 1fty Ssoi feet In vidth
IN ~. convenIrot vortinv thereof. ~ Allowed
hS L,csI MI snd cussosns oS mip,rs: ssi.i
r,n- ~ rl.ir, vain inis ~ dsoosit and surfane
gronnd hsing sitn.ss IN tbe tiold HIN nipIns
District. County OF Storry and Bsats OF Nevsds,
and bsIng moro partIcuisrly eel forth and de-
vcribed in the oficial neid notes OF survey
tberpof on ale in this ONCE and pvsted on the
claim. a. follows, 10 vit:
Beginning a 4 post NAKED No. 4, u, a. sur.
vey No. W5. whence bears ths bsysss Mining
Companyis chiun,y NORTH a : desr, e. esst. thr
smokssisek on julia Ioistine works north %
degrees minutes East: thence ruIning iron
sa,d post No. /, nrst course, south 81 deeresa