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WANTED TO PURCHASE.
WANTED-ONE shFE ONE PLATFORM sCAIE
capacity about $500 pounds Engine Lathe about
10 itch swing; small Blake Cruslcr Address giving
sizes makers names and lowest prices Post Office
WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND FATKBANKs'
w Platform Scale; to weigh about 900 pounds. also
gooi second hand Latter Press stand Address boz
1854 Post ohce. New York.
WAhTED-TWO PIER MfRKORs COKNICEs no
match To measure IL feet also Lounge Hat
stand Centre Table and Sideboard X ". Herald Office
EUROPE.
A MEXICAN BEEF. 6C.-rO ExPOi,TE.s TO ENG,
n land, refrigerated stores Tor 4OO quarters at the CO.
lnmca Meat tompany. limited. Colombia Market, London
England Apply direct aud early.
ROYAL CRYSTAL PALACE HOTEL. LoNDoN-A
JNarge and comfortable hotel close Crystal Palace
with constant traas every part OF London Tho New
YORK Herald always In the re aiding room.
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BOARDEEs WANTED.

I SECOND FLOOR: Also DOUBLE AND siNuLf
lRooms. With Boari. 26 last 23d - Madison SQUARE
I FRONT AND TwO CONNECTING ROOMS sECoNl
lhoor. with Board; running water; terms reasonable ~
Macdougai.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13
The Transport Of England's lObelisk

A correspondent of London newspa-
per, writing from Egypt says: "The
preparations for the transport of Eng
lands obelisk are being actively carried
on under the superintendent of Wayman
Dixon. The case In which the stone is
to be conveyed was brought out by one
of Messrs. Moss'ships last week, and the
neighboring ground is strewn with iron
plates of all shapes and sizes, all ready to
be put together as soon 40 sufficient space
has been cleared around the PROSTATE
stone. Fifty men and boys were at work
yesterday clearing away the soil-the
men digging, the boys carrying soil in
straw baskets, and already mound Of
excavated stuff has arisen which overtops
the trees that line the road close by. The
sea, only twenty yards away, one bolster
Gus night last winter made convenient
breach in the sea wall, and very little
widening is needed for the passage of the
iron case, which, when ready, is to be
rolled into deep water hundred yards
from the shore. The stone itself is quite
clear, and can be more closely examined
than its upright sister. The hieroglyph-
les are worn, and on one side, which, when
the obelisk was erect, probably faced the
desert, and was exposed to the sand-laden
winds, they are almost illegible. The
edges also have been clipped, and will
have a slightly jagged appearance. Still
all this will have diminished prominence
when the stone is raised, and our obelisk
will no doubt form an object Of beauty as
well as of interest when 1t stands 10 its
home on the Thames embankment, after
having been towed through all the threat
ened dangers of storms in the Bay of Bis
cay and fogs in the English channel. A
curious check 10 progress occurred yes
terday. The base of the obelisk could
not be found. The sister obelisk that il
erect was excavafed 20 see what base
there ought 20 be, and Q large square
block Of granite WAS found. Originally
a. the four corners were four bronze ami
mails On which the obelisk had rested
but three of these supports had gooe. and
ssones bad heea THRUST bene&kA In tbeir
pises- Aft<r this iavsstiexsioa . search
wzs orxznfzed fnE fAe mazz&zg bass. but
a. 20 q hss n0s bsen Answered
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

A correspondent Of the New York
TrsbxEs asks Why horses and mules enc
dirt whsn turned out Of close stables, 10
which Professor Low replies: sMost
commonly the habit is an indication of
acidity In the stomach, and 30 be COR
rected by improving the digestive func.
tiops. Horses are at special disadvan-
tage in the matter Of stomach complaints,
inasmuch a. they cannot rid themselves
BY vomiting Of anything that disagress,
and are unable even to belch up accumu-
lated gas. Then the stomach is much
too small to allow of heavy feeding or
the formation Of much gas without In.
furious overdistention, hence, Of all
domestic animals, the solipeds should be
fed with the greatest care and judgment.
Like human beings, they have their
periods of acidity, or heartburn, and
having no opportunity Of taking soda or
magnesia, they lick the lime from their
walls, or the earth from their pathway.
For temporary relief . piece Of chalk
may he kept in the manger, but We
should seek to remove the radical evil by
giving o better tone to the stomach.
Fesd sound grain and hay In moderate
amount and ct regular intervals, and
don't drive or work hard an hour after
each meal. lest digestion should be Inn
paired. Give o few carrots, turnips, or
other roots, if available; water regularly,
and never just after meal, and put an
ounce of common salt in the food or
water daily. Any existing weakness
should be corrected by course Of tonics
such as oxide Of iron, two ounces; cal
cined magnesia, two ounces; powdered
nux vomicA one and . half drachms;
powdered fennel seed, two ounces; mix.
Divide into eight powders, and give one
morning and night. The habit has been
sometimes cause by deficiency of min
eral matters in the food grown on very
poor soils, but this may be corrected by
q similar treatmsnt.-PertIassd Tran
script. -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

WATERS IN LoNDoN.-It is not very
generally known that London walters in
dining-saloons pay 80 much per day for
their posts. This does not seem 80 strange
after you have visited an eating house
once or twice. You order what you want,
and after eating ask for the bill, which
will be SO much, and if you don't give
something to the waiter you will have q
very cool reception the next time you
enter. If you look around you will see
somebody paying the bill, giving coppers
or sixpence to the waiter, and this is
the only pay he gets; but some of them
make as much as six or seven pounds per
week. Thus every servant in the land 10
taught to hold out his hand IL he only an.
swers question. At the railway sta
tons, the traveller is attacked in q man.
ner to which the onslaughts of New York
hackmen lisa joke. Twoor three of the SER
wants run to meet you, AJAX your destina-
ton; one snatches your satchel, puts you
In carriage. tips his cap and holds GU,
his hand, on the sly, though. At the
hotels. the ehambermaid, diuing-room
waiter, and the porter expect you 70 give
them something; and when you arrive al
the ssafioa the bas-driyeF will be very
polite In handbag over your parcels &c
TIE rxilrc&d mea (descrihed nb0sel, and
ezPscts samsthiag Co the sly. oae mixhi
~ wei hard ever ases parse and have
aone vita t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

Sailing CArTLE.--Although I do not
belong to that class Of farmers who think
it absurd that cattle should have salt,
still my practice, extending from the year
1887, has proven to me that salt 10 not
necessary to the welfare Of dairy cows.
In the country where I was born and
raised, u dairy country per %, no dairy
man ever thought of sslting his COW, and
healthier cows and better dairy produce
have never seen, although have travelled
extensively. 1t being the prevailing
idea 10 this locality that cattle should be
sailed, tried tho experiment in 1857 on
my dairy farm in Virginia. did not
perceive any increase, either in thrift or
milk production, but found that salt,
placed where cows had access TO 1t at any
time, curtailed the yield Of milk. Hav-
ing made this trial solely for my own
satisfaction,I did not continue amy fur
ther, NOR make Q close observation, the gen.
eral result satisfying me that IL 10 not Q
necessity for dairy uses. A limited
quantity may be beneficial, but free &C.
cess 10 salt 90 far 40 have sxperienced,
10 desrimsntal TO milk production.
Meanwhile must not omit 10 mention
that the localities Of which speak were
undsr the in6asncss Of the 80 air. In
ooausries Car removed fron the coast, salt
in larger qasnfities may be bsnxecial %
cows
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Tennyson.


life in quiet, unobtrusive fashion. His
house Is modern Gothic, designed In ad-
mirable taste, with wide muIiioned win
dows, many-angled oriels in shsdowy re-
ceases, and dormers whose gables and
pinnacles break the sky. line picturesque
ly. Within, everything ID ordered with
quiet refined elegance quite In keeping
with the character of its owner. The
hall, in spite of its richly tassellated
pavement, has delightful sense Of cool
ness in ito half-light. The lofty rooms
have broad, high windows, the light from
which is tempered by delicately colored
hangings; walls of the negative tints in
which modern decorators delight, dia-
pered with dull gold; and paaeled cell
ings Of darkly-stained wood with mould
cd ribs and beams. High-bscksd chairs,
of ancient and incorporating stiffness,
flank the table, IMPLYING the poets stern-
or moods; while In cory corners are COM
Portable lounges that indicate tsndency
to yield sometimes to the seductions Of
soft dreams and inspirations. There are
no glazing colors. The paintings are
good; among them an excellent copy of
the Peter Martyr, which ID doubly valu-
able since the destruction Of the original.
But there Ia one room in which all that
Is most interesting In this house centers.
The door opens noiselessly, and the tread
If your feet 10 muffied 90 you enter dim
corridor, divided from the room BY 0
high screen. The air 10 heavy with the
odor of an incense not unfamiliar TO men
of letters; and If you could doubt whence
it arose, your doubts would be speedily
dissolved a. the occupant Of the chamber
comes forward to meet you, the insepara-
able pipe still between his teeth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

ABOUT KENTucKY.-The use of pistols
in the settlement of wrongs, real or i'm
aginary, is once more becoming too com.
mon in kentucky. A united effort by
the press of the State, and lovers of law
and order, similar to that made three
years ago, is now needed to suppress this
form Of lawlessness. Within few days
an ARRAY below Frankfort resulted in the
death Of both parties. Another affair
near Cynthiana resulted in . wsnton muir
der. This barbarous method of adjusting
grievances does not stop with the injury
done to the immediate parties; it goes be-
yond and Injuries the community that toll
crates such lawless violence. A reputs-
ton for insecurity to life in the State OF
Kentucky has In the past been an in
surmountable barrier that has turned the
tide Of emigration away from our State,
leaving our vast resources undeveloped,
while our sister States have rapidly ad-
vanced in population, internal Improve.
ments. wealth and prosperity. There ID
no use asking smigrants % come 20 Ken-
taeky, or In sellias them Of our vast agri-
cultural and mineral wealth until we have
put Q STOP 30 these brutal murAsrs thai
are making the name Of our State By
Word and diagsses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

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