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sTy ~ifh imm"rlsl ps'b'-. Ny per
ticul2r t.sm Of suffering in this direction
arose from . love IT reading IL IA,
cprsiirrei /. crime in the good. Puritan
atmosphere IN which Ass brought up.
not to he q thorough house site, . dill
gent sesmstress, great conqueror of
work. To SIT incoming over book was
dreadful. particularly il il we're n novel
was the sc"rn of the diligent matrons
around me. They pointed me out As a
thing TO be avoided: aud | shall never
forget one meek-cyed and sheep-taced
lady who found me nursing sick friend,
and WAS agreeabIy astoni .hed that did
not kill her outright, and who remarked.
why, Emily, l didn't know you could
do anything but read" The scorn with
which she uttered this last word can not
be communicated by print.
Such misrepresentation has often been
fatal to u character. No child, no young
girl particularly, can be strong enough to
,;se above the constant pressure Of ridi-
culo, even it it proceeds, ~ it generally
does, from those vastly her interiors;
Appgetons' Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

RIDDuNG HOUSES or VKRMIN.-The
Journal Of Che'aistry says the following
is fatal to all sorts of vermin that prove
such q vexstion Of spirit to the good
housekeeper: Two pounds If alum dis
solved 10 three or four quarts of boiling
water. Let il remain over the fire till all
the alum is dissolved. Thes apply it
with brush. while b,iling hrt, {, every
joint or crevsce in the closet where ants
and cockroscse- iItrud~, 20 all the pantry
shelves. and 10 the join,s and cresics- q
trsisseai.- Brush ali the cracks in fhe
6sx and m-pb ards with thss mIxisr--
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the first bis-om of Innoc~nt youth leaving
their homes and c'sming e. thi> city IN
the mad desire for adventure. o. 10 res
euel On the very verge 81 ruin. we can
trace the motive czu>- in every case To
thes- publications. or their dramxtixstinu
on the boards of variety theatres. In
even the best class Of juvenile literature
belonging t. the present day there is too
much fever and unrest. The child's brain
crSmmed and forced at school, is still
further heated by tales of wild adventure.
or fantastic improbabiiity. Robinson
Crusoe and the Parents Assistant are
vOtei dull by our boys; even SCOTS
magic wand moves too slowly TO onchsnt
them. But if our bcs. juvenile literature
be thus open to criticism. what is to he
said OF this the worst and lowest deepi
We speak this warning advisedIy t.
parents. 1t would he well if they would
pay closer attention not only to the books
which are bought for them to study at
school, but to those which thoy buy them
selves to study outsi'le.-Ntss York Tri-
bune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19
The Duty Of u Woman to Be q Lady.

Wildncss is thing which girls cannot
afford. Delicscy is thing which cannot
be lost and found. No art can restore 10
the grape its bloom. Familiarity with
out love, without confidence, without re-
gard, il destructive to all that makes
woman exalting and eunobling.
"The world is wide, these things are small,
They may be nothing, but they are ALL"
Nothings 1t is the first duty of
woman to be lady. Good breeding is a
good sense. Bad manners in woman is
an immortality. Awk~ ardne's may be
ineradicablc. Bashfulness is constitu-
,ionai. Ignorance of etiquette is the
result of circumstances. All can be con-
doned, aud do not Danish man or woman
fiom the amenities Of their kind. But
self possessed, unshrinking and sggres-
sive cOarseuess of demeanOr may be
reckOned as state prison offence, and
certainly merits that mild form Of pun =,
ishment called impri. onment for life. IL
Is a shame for women to he lectured TN
their manners. 1t 10 bitter shame that
they need it. Women are the umpires IL
society. II 10 they TO whom all moond
Joints should lie referred. To he iaGy
is more than "a i,e . prince. A lady D,
always In her right insli-nably worthy at
respect. To lady. prince and Pessa"t
alike hoe. DO not be restrained. d.
n, have impalses that need restrain
ID, p.s ~i.h ts dxpor vita the psissr
sm~suyh,. fs<i aisrsn'ly. BE sure th-'
va e~ssfer h~zns~. Cary yo1r~ases -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

CAKE WITHOUT EGGs.-One-third cup
sour cream, one and two-thrds cups Ut
sour milk, one cup sugar, some salt, and
lemon, vanilla, or nutmeg; add level
tesspocnful Of ida thoroughly dissolved,
and -four enough to make quite thick.
Bake in two jelly cake tins until done.
When cold cut them open aud spread
jelly, whipped sweet cream sweetened
well with sugar, or nice thick etewed
apple between them. This is q very
plain cake, but if eaten fresh it is highly
relished. especially 10y children, and is
much better for them than richer cake.
JELLY CAKE.-Thrce eggs beaten very
thoroughly, one cup OF white sugar, a
pinch Of salt, and some lemon or nut
meg. Dissolve One-half tcaspmntul OF
soda in two tablespoonfuls sweet milk
and stir in, add one level cup Of -four,
aud one texspOontul Of cream Of tartar.
Bake in four round jelly cake tins, in
quick oven for fifteen or twenty minutes.
Spread jelly between them anu frost the
top. This cake will keep fresh for
months.
CREAM or TARTAR BisCUIr.-into one
quart Ut flour stir two rounding tea
spOOnfuls OF cream of tartar: mix one
tablespoonful Of lard thoroughly with
your flour. aid little salt and cup Of
milk ar water in which you have dis
solved one teaspooniu vi soda. Ire enough
more milk or wstrr O. IN axe il just thick
esopgh a. mould into b,>cuit. Bake in
. qusck osrn tweniy minat~s-
ColomIxs COTTON GExES Pr tea
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hsssr. Take a%4' tin ~sex and add toe
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30
STATE NEWS.

Jadge Bradley, Of the United States
Supreme Court. and his family, are sum
mering at Stowe.
The Vermont State Spiritualist Assocl-
alton will bold a quarterly convention 10
Mortified on Friday, Saturday and sun
day, The 9Th, Sch aud 9th OF September.
Good speakers viii be 10 attendance !.
Board at the hotel, : per day. The Cen
trail Vermont railroad grant free return
certificates TO all who attend the conven-
ton sud pay fall fare one way over any
OF their lines. Other roads are expect
ca to extend the same courtesy.
While joel Todd, OF Cultingsyille, aud
bic wife and child, were driving to Rat.
land, Thursday, the kingbolt Of the wag.
an came out aud al were preeipiiated 10
the ground. Mrs. Todd and the child
struck on their heads, receiving severe
injuries, and the latter l. not cxpecte TO
live.
They are having a ron on snake stories
Ia The northern part oftbe State jus,
nov, but The largest comes from snlton,
aud issworn to. A Mrs. Wells killed !
large snake that had fascinated one Of
her hens, and Ia few days the ben laid
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

Nonrn snAnsNoNr. Mr.. sepl. 0lh.

Norm sEAEsMoNT, ME., Sept. 9th, 1870.
Dear Sir-It gives me very great pleasure -
in form you OF the benedt received from the use
Of Peruvian srRuP ~ my own family. My wife
for the past ten years has boon IN fooble health e
very much debilitated generally. Last Spring
she concluded 10 try a bottle Of PERUVIAN sYRur
and was so well pleased with tho ra&1s, contn.
ued its use unit Il three or -four bottles had been
used, and she is now In better health than at
any time for ten years, aud has increased in
weight from ITO pounds TO 1861, / have en-.
ployed physicans, and used great variety Of
patent medicinep, TO the extent Of hundreds Of
dollars, and | know she received more benefit
from the PERUVIAN SYuUP than all the rest to-
gother.
My sales OF the Syrup are very large aud con
stantly increasing, and do not hesitate TO roc
ommend and even warrant II 10 give satisfaction
II You desire you are at liberty to use this com.
municaton as you see flt, as it gives me pleasure
TO r, commend 20 good an article to suffering
humanity. Yours truly, ITliIEL PEAsE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-08-30

an sge whose small end vas "a lie t1sos
shape Of snakes bead and moreover
uben The egg vas brokea est wrigglcd =
snake an ineh long,
A prossle bai practical iokiug old gen.
tieman sumnsTiHg ~ the Moaut Mass.
field lIotel got tired Of The everlasting
nixhtirAmplnK up and down the piazza
past bic chamber Window By sicepless
Young couples lie bided bis time, aud
When Il clock had erAwled around one
night and there was no cessation, a
aebosi.like 6ggcrH with phospboreseont
eyes and ehstiering jaws confronted the
uulucky couple who had made Just one
too many turus before retiring that night.
A groan added dignity TO its make up.
The girl screamed and hed, Just a. any
sensible girl would have done. The fell
low bolted after Der aud didn't bear the
old maus chuekle IS be gave the Jaws a
iluAl chatter that would have done credit
70 any live ghost. Ten O'Clock is the
latest now that loving couples exchange
condolences on that pisza.
The Boston Post says; There Is no
truth Ia The rumor that the Central Yer.
mont Railroad proposed 10 build their
road to the base of Mount Mansfield, aud
branch TO the summit, Ia Mount
Washington
In Bristol, Monday forenoon, during
an alteration, james Moody stabbed
Eastman Arnold with pocket knife.
Arnold received a cash in the breast, one
on the back and cut on the hand. His
wounds though severe are not danger
Gus. Moody was arrested.
The State Unversaists will have their
forty fourth annual session at Ludlow
from the 2lst 10 the 23rd.
A Vergennes jury stood two TO four
the other day ON the question whether
lager beer is Intoxicating.
A Castlelon widower married a widow
after two weeks wooing, and after en-
joying two weeks honeymoon they have
separated.
The wooden factory at Woodstock Is
entilely shut down. All the goods, wool,
shoddy, etc, have been re.shipped TO
other points by the company.
The store of S. II. Parkhurst in Bran
don was burned the 10th. A family oc-
cupied the upper portion. Total insur-
ance, $1,000.
On the 18th, daughter OF Mr.. Charles
Smith Of Barre, aged years, was killed
in miII-yard by a log rolling over on
her and crushing her skull
Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson of Bennington
has the sword of the British Gen. Baum,
and Mrs. Col. Hopkins of Worcester,
Mass, has Gen. Stark's sword.
Bethany Church and Society (Congre-
gational) of Montpelier, have voted una
nimonsly TO call Rev. John Ii. Hincks OF
Bridgeport, CT, to become their pastor.
Mr.. II. is young mana graduate Of
Yale College aud OF Yale Seminary.
The other night the stores Of John
Hall and Fred Field, of North Spring
field, were broken into and robbed of
money, and the safes attempted to be
broken open with sledge hammers, but
for some reason the burglars left before
getting into lbe safe.
A soldier who boarded at cheap
house ia Bennington during the celebra-
ton, was heard to remark that If Gen.
Stark had lived at such place as that
Molly would have been widow In two
days.
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MANCHESTER

Don't fail 10 attend The code Folkes
ccrte."
N. 7. Perkins has brought us sam.
Of southern fodder corn raised by
twelve feet tigh
A party of young people from this
4gc spent last week 81 lloorn and
lton ponds,
Hon. James NJ. Dadley OF Johns.
b, n. y, has been spending a few
with friends Ia this vicinity.
The first terra oflhc village school
le new school house il expected to
mencc next Monday, Miss Mary
1bard, teacher Tho teachers aud
blars Ought to have pride enough IN
new house to keep Il looking as well
now does for years 20 come
The last market quotations were,
i ioi IS; cheese, fuc factory 10 TO
2, average ~ butter % 10 % for
quality.
A reward Of lyc dollars will be Civ
o. The return to this oiliec Of port
lnle which was lot 90 Tuesday last ,
seou this village and the Ilolliaer
rry. II contained surn Of money
= card on which was written the
pc OF Maria a. spare
iierber, Wihereil became too tamil.
with circular saw, while At work 10
H., llurds peg factory 10 sandgate
other day, aud parted company with
finger, and two moic might as well
gone with IT, There il vast
Duat Of 'lotsl depnyily" hidden away
IN innocent looking circular saw.
la noticing the performance Of Dol
and Cents by the Eqoinox Dramatic
|npauy lAst week, we omitted 70 mem
the volunteer song, Market Day
Reh was very sWeelly sung by Miss
ice Quincy, aud which called forth a
feet storm Of applause.
ridings have been received from A.
Miner Jr., who lately len home for
bland, Oregon. lie arrived safely At
Fcsneisco Ailsr pleasant and sgrce-
passages on both sides and 40 inter.
J az louraeg across tie islbmus. Those
. hsve beard be letters to bis family
e expressed the wish that they may
pear 10 The columns ~ tbs JougSAL.
The following letters remsin uncalled
Ia the poe, oiiice, Manchester, VI.
Itaed Birke6eld, I.a3yer Belisle, Rey
! u. DAsoombe, O. l.. Cowles, y. W.
|sgerald. Mics N. VI brown, Thomas
pes. Lesersts Bell Ringers, To The
billy Of Joel NoFef0ss. Miss Dell 6.
|ek, John T. Pickle, Mrs. A. swAla,
s Maggie Whealsy. Miss EisIrA Trip.
The faa term At Barr aud nuFsoa
|nlnzfy commences with S good Enm-
81 siudsats All wlih every prospee,
b sueeessfal year. There have been
be shaages 10 tho corps u teachers.
Is Smith takes tie place Of Miss Pres
as fWospifets, ana Mrs. slmends
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