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ment of the fact, We, it is the opinion II
all observers of the condition. of clviiizei
peoples that the average longevity Of the
human race has increased within hun
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rate As We have go to support that con-
clusiOn, and it is thoroughly pro we'd that
the devastations of epidemic diseases are
not so great now as formerly; while the
medical art steadily advances in its mas.
terry of the disorders of the human sys.
tenn and in its ability to ward off and
check maladies which threaten human
life. In England, for instance, the death
rate has declined considerably during q
quarter of century. There and elsewhere
in Europe, as also in this country, the SUBJ
jcct Of public hygiene has received great
attention of recent years, and its difficult
ties are being steadily overcome. The
probability is that men now on the aver.
age live longer than their ancestors and
in better average health, and that our do.
scendants will gain on US in those 70.
spects.
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third. If it took in all its children, Il
would press hard on Paris for the second
place, and before the next century 10
reached, or before it has advanced far,
will probably know no superior except
marvellous London.
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gardless Of self, or any selfish or pecuni-
AIRY situations. She should, therefore.
promptly remove from the presence of
the patient all objects that are losthsome
or unpleasant to the senses, everything
that may emit odors disayreeabe to her,
whether it be flowers, extracts or the like,
and care should be exercised to exclude
the scent arising from the kitchen or cul-
mary operations. Many of these little
things which may appear so tritling to
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abated or removed
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when it is evident to the plainest under.
standing that continuance of the thing
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best interests Of the patient. The nurse
who won't yield to the whims" of the
patient, has often caused her to pass q
restless, sleepless, feverish night, and the
doctor has been deceived the next morn
ing as to the true cause of an unexpected
change in his patient in the wrong di.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

THE DISCOVERY OF BOTTLED BEER
The virtues of bottled beer were discOv-
cred by good Alexander NOVEL;, Dean Of
st. Paul's. In the reign Of Queen Mary
he was Master of Westminster School,
and one day, when he was amusing him
self with his rod mot his birch, but his
fishing rod he received intelligence
that Bonner had designs against him.
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n light in the literal sense Of the word, he
determined uT-pn immediste fight; Aad
having little time. and probably les sp-
petite, be left has b.sAes 81 prog. whlch
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

The HANDICAPPED NATIoNs.-A writer
in an English magazine contends that the
whole business world for the twenty
years preceding 1878 was squandering
money under the influence Of flush times,
and has now become poor, and must be
many years in recovering real prosperity.
One great difficulty which weighs heavily
upon the European nations, and which
will make their recuperation slower than
that Of the United States, is the burden
of their immense warlike establishments
in time of peace. The following table
shows the state of things at glance:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

APPLE JELLY.-Take nice, tart, juicy
apples-Fall Pippins are nice--quarter,
seod'if tho cores are at all defective re-.
move them; boil, with just enough wa
ter to cover them, until tender; turn into
cotton bag and drain three or four
hours; to each pint of juice add one
pound of sugar aud the juice of small
lemon; boil twenty or twenty five min
utes. In making jelly, always skim
whenever there is anything to remove,
and it is always best to test it before
pouring out. A good way is to drop a
little into glass of cold water and if it
falls to the bottom at once it is done.
GRAPE PREsERvEs.-The fruit should
be ripe, yet firm; cut each grape in two
with sharp knife and remove the seeds
to each pound of fruit pound of sugar
put the sugar into kettle with Just
enough water to dissolve it we'll and let
it boil five minutes; then throw in the
fruit, boil ten minutes and skim out
cook the syrup until quite thick and
when almost cold pour over the grapes.
LEMON CREAM PIE.-One grated
lemon; one cup of brown sugar; one cup
of cold water; the beaten yelks of three
eggs; two tablespoonfuls of flour. Beat
the whites to froth and stir in three
tablespoonful of powdered sugar and
when the pie is done spread it over the
top and return to the oven to brown.
POUND JUMBLEs.-One-half pound of
butter; One-half pound of sugar; two
eggs; one pound of flour; one-half of a
teaspoOnful of soda and one of cream of.
tartar; roll thin, cut with tunb bier and
bake in u quick oven.
PEACH JEI.LY.-BOil the fruit with
Just enough water TO keep from burning
until soft; strain through q cloth, and
20 each pint of juice one poun 1 Of sugar
boil fifteen enthusiastically At most
CAROLINA CAkE.-Tso cups white
sugar, two tablespnanfuls butter, the
whites Of Eve egg>. t~o cups of fsar. oue-
half tesspsoofal cream tartar, sae-ga1r-
t~r issp~&ful soda, ose cup s-~rs
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

This is very gratifying to our nation
SO far as it goes, and it probably will
count largely in our favor. Still, it must
be admitted that we are about the most
extravagant and reckless people on the
face of the earth, and unless we have
learned something from the experience
of the hard times, and have become more
economical, individually, socially and
municipality, We may yet be distanced in
the race for prosperity by such nations Is
France and Belgium.--Boston Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

GRAPE JELLY.-The fruit should not
be too ripe; wash, remove the stems and
put into porcelain kettle with just
enough water to keep from burning; sim
mer until the grapes are soft, then strain
through cloth or flannel bag, and add
to each pint Of juice one pound of sugar !;
boil twenty minutes and just before it is
done add one teaspoOntul of dissolved
gum arabic to each pint.
SALAD CREAM.-Tske the yolks of three
fresh eggs, whisk them ", up with ten
grains of cayenne pepper men take an
ounce Of mustard, salt one dram and
a-half, salad oil half an ounce; mix we'll
with half piat Of the best vinegar, and
then add the two lots together; shake
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

TRADE COMPETITION. - The feeling
that in the United States Great Britain
has dangerous competitor for the COM
merce If the world is apparent to anyone
reading the English newspapers. Thus,
the London Times rejoices over the end
of the strike in Glasgow. which for six
months has paralyzed the enormous iron
ship-building trade of that city, and calls
attention to 1.-The ominous fact that, dur
ing the last three or four months. in
which the Clyde ship-builders have been
prevented from taking contracts. by the
quarrel with their workmen, the ship
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07
For the Register.
Are the States Sovereign

We have the authority Of the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, the dec.a-
rationo of the States, and the respectful
consideration of the late Presidential
Commission, for our belief aud convic-
ton that they are. 1t is also part of
the creed of the democratic party, and
when it suits to count in President
the republican party is very considerate
of the sovereign power of State to
make and regulate their election laws
but there seems to be prestanic elias
ITCHY i'll this principle OF State sover
eighty when it comes under the manip-
ulation of the republican party, so far
as to place power in the hands of the
President cf that party, to say who
shall be the governor of sovereign
State; we regard this party texibility
dangerous temporizing with sacred
and highly important principle in re-
publican government.
1t really is all insiduous mode of edu-
eating people up to the federation of
ncronchmeat upon, and the usurpation
of their political liberties.
We have no confidence in the croak-
ings of the radicals about Mr. Hayes
moderate Southern policy. Mr.. Hayes
if he knows enough to be President,
knows that he has nothing constitution
ally to do with the question, as to who
shall be Governor of either South Caro-
lima or Louisiana. That is question
for the ptofIs and the courts Of those
States TO settle for and between them
selves.
Gen. Grant, because he thirsted TO be
a usnrpcr, otiiciously, and with political
malice sent the United Stats troops
into those States TO terrorize over par
ty; several of Mr.. Hayes constitutional
advisers, in more honest days, have
held adverse views as to the legality or
propriety of such a cause, yet under the
prejudice or lash of party, Mr. Hayes
still permits this party outrage to exist.
May not The day come, in the not very
far distant future, when this unho V, gil
gantic party outrage may recoil, and III
It's recoil bring utter destruction, not
only 10 party, but to the liberties of the
people, and OF the once --'best govern
luent the world ever saw"
MIR. Hayes may find that the nucleus
of local discord has terminated in his
own State, which may call for Federal
interference, namely, the Compulsory
School Law. Suppose Protestant school
commissioners undertake to force Cath
olic children into Protestant schools,
and vice versa, and conflict arises,
what will he do-take party sides or
try TO preserve peace? Are not other
States entitled TO the same pacific and
non partlzan consideration Il.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07
Encouragement for the Feeble.

Debility, whether it be inherent, or
caused by overtaXcd strength, or protract-
ed illness, has most depressing influence
upon the mind, breeding an abject mel
aucholy nearly akin to despair, and en-
forcing the abandonment of cherished
and high hopes. Happily, the enfeebled
system. even in extreme eases, is suSccp-
tible of invigoratiOn. Its proved by i'll
conference.-the evidence that Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitters is an untailing strength
emer of the weak, and that in addition to
vitalizing the physical organization, it
establishes regularity among those org ms
upon whose efficient discharge of the
duties imposed on them by nature, con-
timed vigOr and health depend. Thous-
anGs OfinstanceS night,be cited to show
the rcgenerating influence of this health
giving agent in cases of debility, liver
disease, dyspepsia, nervous ailments,
constipation, intermittent fever, urinary
and uterine troubles, govt and rhculna-
tism, and other maladieS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07
For the Register.
Gods Law and Mans Nature,

Truth, honesty and justice emanate
from Divine authority; when the con-
fiict for the supremacy of these princi-
pies is made, God sees that in the end
His creation shall be triumphant. We
are told that the wicked may flourish
for season, our observation confirms
it, fraud can only rival honesty until it
is fully discovered
Mans nature is full of revenge, .ha-
tired and resistance; trespasses upon his
rights or interests may be seemingly
acquiesced in for the time being, but
let the opportunity for satisfactory re-
talia,ion present itself, and he is more
than mortal who does not thrust the
dagger of revenge further in; these per-
nicious principles being Incorporated in
us, should make us more circumspect
and just in our dealings with one an
other, lest the law of retribution comes
upon us.
The stronger the character of men,
the stronger are these evil passions,
therefore we appeal to those in high
places for good examples. l..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07

NEVER TAKEN ABAcK.-A Washing
ton tea party where General Butler was
recently guest, the hostess, glancing
over the table. perceived his cup unfur-
niShed with an important implement, of
which he was supposed to appreciate
the value. "Why, General Butler" she
exclaimed, in little womanly futter of
CONSERVATION, 'haven't you a spoon 7"
"No, indeed, madam ! quickly respop-
deed the general, springing from his
seat and slapping his pockets one after
the other. "upon my word, madam if
you don't believe me, madam, you may
search me-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07

DIX. MARY WALKER ELECTED FROM
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ---lhe
Treasury Department has another sen
sation. DR.. Mary Walker is standing
ofiice-seeker. For years her bloomers
have lowered about ante rooms of diff
f rent Secretaries until she has become
such bother that Secretary Sherman
made all order TO the door-keeper that
she he no longer admitted TO any part
Of the Department. To-day she had
slipped by and had reached the ante
chamber Of the Secretary. Word was
at once passed to the venerable gray
bearded man who guards the main door
in Fifteenth street. lie walked up to
the second floor, and at once told DR..
Mary that she must 90 away. "Iou
go TO hell, answered DR.. Mary vigor-
ously; Il shall do nothing of the sort"
AT this the doorkeeper made a feeble
PASS at her, as he said, "Come now, you
come out of that" AT this suggestion
Of violence Dr. Mary jumped and crack
ed he heels together twice as she drop
ped her hand on a hip pocket, saying,
~ on lay hand on me and will shoot
you" The doorkeeper saw chance
for flank movement. He seized DR..
Marys right wrist and then passed his
venerable arm about her waist. lie
then began to propel her toward the
street. DR.. Mary kicked his shins all
the way and yelled murder, greatly to
tie amusement of persons i'll the hall
ways. After he had piloted her to the
street he apologized for his forced rough
treatment, and said that her important
ty had brought it about. He asked her
10 pardon him, but DR.. Mary refused,
bitterly saying that the country should
yet ring with his outrage committed
upon free born American citizen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07

The NEXT HoUsE.-The st. Louis
Republican takes the trouble to find
out how the different sections of TIE
country vii be represented in the next
House of Representatives, and from its
table it appears that the six New Eng
land States will be represented by five
democrats and twenty-,hree republicans,
The Middle States by thirty democrats
and thirty-seven republicans, the sixteen
Southern States by ninety democrats
ard sixteen republicans, the ten West
ern States by twenty-iour democrats
and sixty-two republicans, and the three
Pacific States by one democrat and hve
republicans, making the total represen-
tation one hundred and fifty democrats
andOae hundred and forty three repab-
licaus. , .'~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-07
TO CONSERVATIVES,

THE advertiser, having been permanent
J. ly cured of that dread disease, Con-
sumption, by simple remedy. is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. TO all who desire it, he
will send copy OF the prescription used,
preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc.
please address
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
I94, Penn St., Williamsburg, New York.
Dec. 90, 1876. GIN