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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

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TIPsY PUDDTNG.-One cup of sugar,
one cup Of sour cream, one egg, one tea
spoonful of saleratus, and flavor with
lemon; mix soft, bake in long tin, hav-
ing it an inch thick, and when done turn
on cloth, cut in squares of about three
inches, split open and spread with rasp-
berry jelly, then put them together again
and place them in dish. Takea pint of
sweet milk, set in kettle to scald; beat
the yolks of two eggs with cup Of
sugar, flavor with lemon, and put it in
the dish; then take the whites of the
eggs and make frosting, pour over it
and place bits of jelly over it.
BUTTERED EaGs.-Take four fresh
eggs, beat them we'll. Put two ounces of
butter into another basin; place the basin
in boiling water, and stir the butter until
it melts. Have ready lined saucepan.
Pour the eggs and butter into it, and as
the mixture begins to warm, pour it back
wards and forwards from the saucepan to
the basin, that the two ingredients may
be thoroughly incorporated. Keep stir
ring the mixture one way until 1t is hot,
but not boiling, and serve on hot but
tered toast.
BAKED INDIAN PUDD1Na.-One quart
sweet milk, boiled; pour into pudding
pan and thicken with meal and hand
full of flour about as stiff as for griddles
one teaspoonful salt, two-thirds Of cup
full molasses; spice with cinnamon if you
please. CHARTERED sweet apples are an
improvement. Bake this till red, which
will require at least four hours.
COFFEE CAKE, WITHOUT Eaas.-One
and one halfcupfuls Of cold coffee, the same
of sugar, one cupful of butter, half cup
full Of molasses, heaping teaspoonful Of
soda, one cupful each of raisins and cur
rants,a wine-glassful of wine or brandy; a
little citrOn and spices to taste; stir with
Hour as stiff ss fruit cake.
OLD-FAsHIONED GIN0RR. BREAD-Two
cupfuls Of New Orleans molasses, one
cupful Of melted butter, too eggs, two
even sablespoonfuls Of soda dissolved in
hot water, one tablespoonful of ginger, Q
little salt. and dour sufiicient % roll out
take in too square tins; mark with q
knife half an inch apart 90 top
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

THE WANT OF "STYLE" IN ENGLISH.
june" in letter from
London to the Baltimore American, says
1.-THE moment new cut or style appears
in any city, town or village in America,
every woman rushes for it, and before
night has it in new fabric or made over
out Of IN old one. But Engiishvomen,
apparently, never make over except for
the children. The consequence il that
while the new ideas in form which France
has developed are copied in every part
II the Cnitrd States. Including the hixh
tailor cut on the shoulders and the Close
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

CHILDREN NEvkR LIVE LoNs.-When
they are not carried away in little coffins
and laid forever in the si!eut grave. they
become transformed rapidly that We
lose them in another way. The athletic
young soldier or coliegian, the graceful
heroine ofthe ballroom, may make proud
the parental heart, but can they quite con-
sole it for the eternal loss of the little be-
ings who plagued and enlivened the
early years of marriagel A father may
sometimes feel Legitimate and reason
able melancholy as ne contemplates the
most promising of little daughters, full
of vivacity and health. How long will
the dear child remain to hima She will
be altered in six months; in six years she
will be succeeded by totally different
creature-a creature new in flesh and
blood and bone, thinking other thoughts
and speaking other language. There is
a sadness even in that change, which is in
crease and progression, for the glory of
monday has destroyed the sweet deli
cacy of the dewy Aurora, and the wealth
of summer has obliterated the freshness
Of the spring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

M1NcE PIE.-Very rich nincc meat.
Procure a fresh bcef's tongue, rub it over
with salt, brown sugar and powdered
cloves; let lay three days, then wash and
boil slowly two hours; skim it and mince
very fine, or take four pounds of the
round of beef--reject all fat-boil slowly
in small quantity of water until tender,
and mince when cold; shred and mince
one pound beef suet, stone four pounds
of the richest raisins, two pounds cur.
rants, one pound citron cut very fine, the
grated yellow rind of two lemons and two
oranges and their juice, two tablespoon
fuls Of powdered cinnamon, four grated
nutmegs, one tablespoonful cloves, one
tablespoonful mace, and one tablespoon
full ginger, ten pounds granulated sugar,
ono pound of sweet almonds and one
ounce of bitter ones; prepare as for cake !;
add four pounds of very finely minced
tart apples, if you wish apple is not put
in the very richest pies; mix altogether
and moisten with quart of champagne
cider and a pint of brandy, or quart of
Madeira wine instead Of cider, and bake
in sweet puff paste.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

WONAN's INFLrENCE-Wom infu-
ence depends largely upon her power of
charming. A frowsy woman may pos.
sibly be morally very excellent. but her
influence will be far less than that of a
fascinating, sinful sister. 1t is time that
women understood that beauty, grace.
culture and every feminine attraction
may be made powerful for good. The
representative French woman cultivatcs
and preserves her charms to pander to
personal vanity that longs for continued
adulation and adOrers. The American
woman of the demi monde pursues the
same course regarding outward charms.
But it is left to few noble, appreciative,
lovely women to grow old beautifully and
gracefully; to make for thcmsclve. places
in the hearts and esteem of men and en-
trench themselves in the stronghold of
their purest love SO firmly that no rival
can dethrone them. Their sons are their
ardent lovers. Aged men retain for them
all the admiration, respect and gallantry
of their youth; and the young men rev.
erence them and hope their own young
loves may live to be as lovely as they.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

HAWAIIAN RUsKs.-Four ounces of but
ter, four eggs, two ounces Of sugar, one
spoonful OF good brewers yeast, or two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, and two
pounds Of -four. If yeastis used, it must
be mixed with the sugar, and little
warm milk poured into the centre of the
flour in deep pudding basin, and left to
rise for about an hour, when the sponge is
sufficiently light. Mix with it and the
rest of the flour the remaining milk, the
eggs, and little salt, beating the whole
well with . wooden spoon; then put it
into buttered tin, set II to rise for an
other hour, then bake in moderate oven,
and when cold, cut the cake into thin
slice-. and dry them IN n quick oven.
having previously thickly spTinkled
them with p,anded sugar.
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apples. let them he eaten by all who love
and can digest them.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
LATEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
GOODS arc purchased of
MORRIS HOTEL,

have just finished painting, pnpnring
Il md thoroughly ronovating my Hotel
from topic bottom md now have it in
first class order and am prepared to OIL
tcrtain my guests with much moro con-
vicncc and cOmfert than crctoforo.
Office on first floor aud opening on main
street. with dinning room and snmplo
room adjoining. Every effort will bo
made to make my guests comfortable.
RI" Hotel located next door to T..
Elders large grocery and dry good stores,
and in the central and business portion OF
town. Charges to suit tho times.
A.'A. NORRIS,
aprll-2G-t Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

IT IS understood that one of tho
questions put to all applicants for
life assurance in Mississippi is ns
follows: 'sAro you ruptlred, subject
to heart disease, of m apoploctic
habit, q Republican, OF in any other
manner likely to die suddenly?"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
lVOL. l. NO. 100
BRIO A-BRAC,

Housokeepors in PHILADELPHIA
now got neighboring bakers to cook
their meals for them.
The London Z''uth asserts thu
General Grant is worth ten millions.
Truth, crushed to earth, lies again.
The Danbury Neaos says it was
brigham Young's eldest son who
wrote the line. "NVhat is homo with
out mother"
Philadelphia Bulletiae :-"They
are going to dramatizo tho Tweed
revelations. An opera has already
been composed about himAsWil-
liam, Tell"
Russia has 65O,OO0 hereditary
mobiles and 3S0,00O who are not
hereditary, and thousands of both
classes arc very poor.
Embroidories of many colors will
be the rago this winter. They will
be worked on cloth and cashmere as
well us silk.
Speaking of the absconding Chi
cago banker, the Brooklyn U,,io,-
Aagus remarks: clio is not dead,
but sneaketh."
That movement to send $4,000
colorcd people to Liberia has thus
tar only succeeded in sending q
dozen or more to Jail.
So long as the Russians continue
to plan for themselves, instead of
accepting the advice of American
journalists, they must expect disas
ter and defeat.
You can't find an old scrar of
lace or faded bow in any store in
New York which isn't labeled !:
"Onco worn by the Empress
Eugenie."
A Mississippi doctor has found
substitute for quinine. He binds O.
lump of ico on q patients spine,
and the shakes let 60 and start for
Arkansas.
If the Russians would only say
that they were whipped when they
are whipped, and the Turks would
acknowledge defeat when defeated,
one could have moro patience in
putting the tape line on tho long
names Of generals.
''The game will be up when
Gabriel trumps. "-Neao Orleans
Picaytaee. "And with ace high
you will pass in your chips. -
Boston Post. ''And follow SCOT
with the deuce against you" "-Bos-
ton Conemercia1. And be ordered
up with a flush.
New York Commercial =" The
Herald now believes That Osman
Pncha is Gail Hamilton. Who,
then, is Sitting Bull ?'-BuDulo
-hrpress. This question pcrplexes
us, we confess. But it must be
either Susan B. Anthony or DR..
Mary Walker"
Cartersville (Georgia) .EaYress:
The h,lmblest can do something
toward making the local paper in
teresting. If you cannot run away
with another mans wife, or be q
defaulting bank clerk, you can ut
least step on watermelon rind and
sprain your ear.
A torpedo is no doubt very
necessary and pleasant instrument
of war, but it seems rs if it's useful
ness may be seriously marrcd by q
machine invented at Chatham, Eng
land, docllyard. The machine con
sists of q shield to protect tho
bottom of ship, and can be raised.
and lowered in five minutes. It
takes up very little room on the top
Of IN iron>clad.
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W Wegetime.
Nothing Equal to it.

SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1876.
MIR. II. r. STEVENS:
Der Sir-I have been troubled with scrofu,o.
SG;,i,hhGfI, ana ilEcr complaint for three years
N0.nlnS ever did me good until commenced
uSltnS uS tnc |egetinc | am now getting along
lIi III ,lSt.ralc. and stu using the vcgcinc. | con
HiuGI 'itclclS nothing equal to It FOR such com
paints. Can heartily recommend il to everV-
Douy. Yours truly,
~ Mrs. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
NO. IL, Lagrange ST., South Salem, Mass.
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"ODDS AND ENDS"
Notice to Road Oyerscers.
july 90

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
W1NNsBono, S. G., Sept "a, 1877.
VIE Roal Overseers of Fairfield
i county are herewith directed TO
order out as soon as practicable MI per-
sons liable to road duty in their re-
apoctivo Jurisdictions, to finish up the
number of days required by law, whore
me same has not heretofore been done
Dcfanltcrs must be promptly reported to
this Office for prosecution and nIl neolcct
of duty by ovcrseors and other road
otttclals Will be summarily dealt with.
Noad Ovcrsocrs arc also required to re-
port to this Office the number and kind
OF working implements in their respcc-
tive districts.
j. A. HINNANT, Chairman
Board OF County Commissioners.
ept 26-tf.
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WegG&zmen
Good for tho Children.

BOSTON HOME, IA Tyler Street,
', Boston, April, 1876.
Dear Slr-Wc feel that the children I'm orr
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TINE you have 50 kindly given us from time tn
,imc, especially those troubled With thn
Scrolula. With respect, WV
Mrs. n. WORMELL Matron.
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VGgG&xxae.
ReY. o. Il. Walker Saws

HEov1rENcE, r. l., 1Gl Transit Street.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ
feel boundto express with my signature tho
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Ihlnlly nave uSeu IL for tho last two years. In
nervous debility II Is Invaluable and | recon-
mend II to all who may need an inviyorat Il no
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Pastor OF BOwdcn-SQuare Church. Bost9,
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V Ct. 7 N =
Rev. j. =. Ludlow Writes

lfo BALTIC STREET, BROOKLYN, N. y,
=, November d. 1874
Mr.. II. n. STEVENS:
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US use, as well rs from personal knowlCGrc nf
.noSe whose cures thereby have seemed al
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paints which IL Is calmcd to cure.
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PREPARE TO SOW WHEAT

a tho stock law is to be enforced in
IA; Fairfield wo have laid in a large lot
of Blue Stone, Luccrno and Glover
Seeds. For sale by
sept 20 McATASTER &c BRICE.
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Revolver and CARTRIDGES for S3,

vo'vcr: first ciass article. sent G. O. d. or
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The Working Christian will
hereafter be known as tho .Baatist
Courier. It has donned new
dress, and will be edited by such
able writer's rs Prof. j. T.. Reynolds,
DR.. Richard Fulman and DR.. j. @.
Hiden. Mrs. Harley will preside
over the Family and Childrcn's
Departments, and Rev. Messrs
Lamar and Strickland will cunduc
Mthe ission Department.
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" Wege&ime.
She Rests We'll.

SouT1 POLAND, Me, Oct. II, 1876.
N1E. Fl. II. S OWENS:
:, Dear Sill have been sick two years with thn
iNcr complaint and during that time have
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none m or lhcln dltt Inc any good. I was restless
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M the aEGErINE rest well, and relish nv fond
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o"he ior hte. Yours respectfully,
wv, 4lIs. ALBERT RIcKER
Witness Of tho above, MI Georrr Ar
Vaughan, Mcdford, Mass.
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TRI-WEEKLY EDITION. !
NEW ADVERTISENlEN s.

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W e C. EissaTI M e.

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