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TUFTS PILLS
A distinguished physician of New York

A distinguished physician of New TOrk
says:
at Is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rOundL
i hear Of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are hcaldcd from tho man
mons Of the wealthy and refined. Knew
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, | have great
confidence in their merit. and Of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst re-
suits in cases where ! desired 20 make DC
cided impression on tho liver
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When the Gale Plow enters the
field-the boys wilt-they take hard
ground so well.
SCRGUINE d JOHNSTON.
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We hereby give notice to all con-
cerned that if you have a two-dollar
william you don't need, and owe this
Office anything, we have a very safe
place to put it.
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be TAX
en- by young or old
without restraint Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE rs C5NTs.
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Cleveland Institute,

% W. I'm DTIb, a. NJ,
I. c. HARMS, A. b. Principals.
Observation-Disclosures. PreCeptress.
MISS BESSIE McGHIE, Teacher of Music.
JOHN II. PARKER, Treasure.
Course of instruction thorough and COM
prchcnsivc.
Fall Term begins Aug. 10th and
closes Dec. 24th, 1877.
Tuition per term, payable onc-half in adj
vance, the rest at the midd of the term.
Primary, $500; Grammar, SIOOO: Aca-
dclnic, Slj.0O; Instrumental Music, $3.50 (;
Private Lessons in Vocal Music. S2j.O0; In.
cidcntal Fee, 81 90. Ministers children
admitted free, excepting Incidcntals aud
Music.
Board in families, and rooms for those wish
ing to board themselves, can be had at low
est rates.
Special attention is called to tho reduced
rates OF tuition, particularly in the Primary
Department where the latest and best al-
proved methods Of instruction will he adop-
ted.
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formation address
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SCI Premium wheat.

Choice, clean, hand-picked, Golden
Straw Seed Wheat at 81 per Peek to
all competitors for premiumS-$20,
SIG, II, So and IS. See conditions
in this paper of July 18th.
A. E. BLUNT,
July l. 2m. Cleveland, L. Tenn.
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STRAYEDI

A large pale-pellow, dun.looking,
white faced Steer, with a bell on. Ary
II delivering the steer shall be paid
well for his trouble. JAMES N. LEE.
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Another Happy Man,

Passing down Ocoee street the 9th
er morning, we stopped in front Of
Stced's store and hailed Tom. Stced
with:
"Good morning, Bud"
"Call me Pap" said he.
"Is it a boyf" said We.
mo! Confound it
"What! a GIRL" said We.
"Yes," said he, as his countcnance
fell.
"Walk in and take a cigar" said he.
"Wc'll do it," We then ~retreated,
leaving him in his glory-almost as
happy as if it had been a 10 ID. boy.
The workmen OH Craigmiles' new
building are getting along very well.
They have the stone sills and iron
columns in position. Mr.. Stecd had
to stop the work to make more brick,
caused by the walls being made much
thicker than first proposed.
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Shop on Il. II. Street, opposite the d,
pot.
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, 1877-10-04
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

A further conference between the city and
county authorities In reference to Court-1Iousc
matters will be hold to-tlay. g..
The grnnlte work on The Court-lronsc is going
forward nicely, and the Job promises to be II
very crctttablc one, 10 far as worktnanshlp is
concerned.
Now that tho State Boani Of Equalization has
ncted on tho assessment OF the rounty, It ls In
ontlcr for tho Board 10 commence looking after
tho appropriations for tho coming yenr. The
approrristions for the past year have hccn over
drawn about $a10, COO to date,
Another refortner Il about to come to grief,
md he Is no less pcrsonago that y. II. Coll,
who presnnics To ba bright and shining light
In tic Wnrkluvmen's party, It arnoars that
after Coll was discharged from tic Court
linuse work OIL account II eolnc Of his qucstlon-
able conduct, ho succeeded in getting c,nploy-
ell IN the County Clerks Office to collect surlio
buck fees that lad accrued III the County Court.
III tlls capacity ile waa remarkably successful,
hut l,Es fondncss for noney or como other cause
operated 10 prevent Ills turning ovcr all he col
lccted: 1Ic s now about so In arrenrs, and has
been Tor sonic time, and since lo l.as failcl to
tcttle warrant for hIa arrest b liable to 10
sworn out nt any time.
, 1877-10-04

Tho czccss Of au!nal spirits tn somc Of the
members OF the Hoard Of Trat1r hns hecr soro
tr,a1 +, ,o orarcr nart ~ ,hat ."'s,',. ,s", ,h
.sa ~ ~. ~. .ha y. .a sa. "s "no
nave not Ictt that their private garments wcru
sacrctl while the hats OF their ncighbors were
set flying about tho hall, aud the coats Of those
hloh In authority wrrc unfowfultv ,vht,are.,
nfia,a ,,o - ,..i,ina h,, hn",' ~ -, "ss"' ,
~ ~, 'ato ''o a!"is 1as osen W tno .tefeaso'
antl has become positive nuisance in many
cascs, because It intcrfered with trading, and
often cxaspcrates those who wanted to
r,,,,,,,, y, t1,a r,-o,o ~ fs,.,r r"a.1s,. NV
nuisance becatne' II possible, more unbcarablo
than on any previous day, and f1vo OF tho
" "larkcrs" " were suspended until II o'clock yes.
tert1nv m0rning,-a mild enough punishment one
would think. Two uf thu ilvo fnale no special
objection. md went about their business until
tho expiration Of their term OF punishment,
when they rcappeared on tic floor 90 II nothing
had happened. The other ttrco werc not, how
ever, cl,astcnct nor yet made sorrowful. On tho
century,, they showed q rebclious, thank.
less, and ungratcful spirit, and at
tho opening Of busincss yesterday they posted
themsclvcs In The vlsitors' gallery nnd n,ate ali
tho ruw TINT they very we'll could under the
, 1877-10-04
TIE LITTLE PILLS.

r..ntt. ~ ~, ,o-ec ,,,,.,,,o- - ,o,,f,
Dcep'e .uo '",i ."tko ua'nps' ps'p's
a*seiholeo Last htRns IN ttc 'ecture-roo1n o. LUG
Chicago Homeopathic College, corner Of Michl-
gan aycnuc anil Van Buren, street, to take part
in tha oncnsnr rxrrctscs of the coming vcar.
~. ~ w. ep -. 49,, 80.
appearances, trenlito Of Tic improvements maac
tu,ing VACATION, and bcca,,ae of tho profusc
md tasteful array Of flowers and foliare.
1,t,f r q Nttnho1i l,rcst1.rt ~ tho r,,1,,,o
ilo', -. ~ .,"s', I!sH'u."s ~ wv S""eao'
opeaea tne exercises Win remarks scla.!sc 70
tho cvc,lss of the pust ycar, nlil referred
, 1877-10-04
OUR BROKEN BANKS.

r. ns N.eA'sA .., An1 o1..1 tt"u'"o '.,|.s'u AMI 49,
lnc various eehtie1heh ptcs'a'hV over tne
dcstiBcs of tho broken savings banks In the
capacity OF Receivers are getting AWAY Will, 4
~ nu,,,lc ,utcrc.t f., cnccton viii, shc h,ul.s
raoN e' - wa. s"u one'
1t docs not exist lhe oilly thlne TO relieve Tue
nln1otony Of Dr.. Turpin's llfo yesterday was
Ounlan for thc nnrno.t, nj scctp,. tbo tns,1c ri
~ ,,,.,1,tn" ~, ,,,,r ~ rs1.,i1v ,,ss ,ao,s
tae oultusl'H W WHICH tne F"s!'sS "as moft.
gnEc. The Doctor expressed himself ~ wei!
many improvements nut In during tho
prcsf,,t st,astn mil wnA m tim ;yhnto liann4rt1
, 1877-10-04

Whitney, nn,' u. AtclJouCall wrrc appointed n
comTlitre tn nominate officers for the ensuing
ei1 mpnths, IL rr,s,rt ut tic next meeting, mud
e. r. White, William Waymat, and capt. Mc-
Do,tga11 n committee to secure hall for tho
use Of tho Cluh. Speeches were made bv
teycral candidates who llapnenel In, and Mr..
Stanton eprEc At Kor1c length 1au!lng President
Hayes cnursc. which was received With many
marks ot appreciation. Tlaa mcr,hcrallip of tho
Club wna materially increased during tire cvcn-
Inc, Mr.. Burke, M ott1-ttme Democrat, being
among the acccssfons. Another meeting will
be held Saturday evening,
TIE WORKING MEN's Cf.uR
OF tho Fonrth Ward held 4 mcctfnglaet evening
at $40 Thirty first stcct. Owing to the rain only
d few were present, nn.1 after contracting some
routine business the meeting adjourned until
next week.
, 1877-10-04

4, i :. :, -
ti.ns sswnra ordered Mcssrs to rsltna'n' ls
unsniatc ~ eht!ts!y. A. ar. seward was Min'a-
wo'1Iu inevitably result, resigned, Though Mir:
;SeMaru naa no authority whatever to coultHl
hlN reslenat1oh. Meyers Is now III Washington,
nn dny ms matna psSna.cu , yn,,nos shsrgs ana ey
that the Chtntrt Consulate is rim in
IN ,, ,a!1;y afulifary anh catfaors,tSary manncr'
ny II rcekang E'th eorTnptton; that scTsri'slI''
secf,er H,cir u ~. Ias taon,es "aso M sr"Iis w. IN
sno adSaneement Of personal entit, nn.l. further,
Ms, 9Mio.s, tnnt everything mere IS To'msly an,
n,Tesnss!nlY ,,s.es.n msnseeI, ~ ihfough bfau!onl
Infen asd mol see inc charges, Int this, IN sub,
,stanee, "hs M cptGme o1 them at 'ar ns hs hau
.earnc1s ron s.r. Meyers, wI9 haH arrived nerG
esseshl Neeks Neo nc hav'nG ieit Gslana several
eFaI ai.s' sai!ca: Ea:, n,,ro. ,,.. .,.u.u., . s.
, 1877-10-04

of the Board OF Tra,ls, tic leading husc., men
aud prorcrty-nwncrs or the 'fty, an! ash their
presented. to " rycyy 1i' " tlo srr"ni ~ |ei Rc,N wv
lnrnt from the financial cn,llarrn>e1ncnts un,.rr
w!c! 1t has lnhorc.!, anil Il, cnahe Il 10 rrr,llt
and equip MI additional furtc. The aecon,l
Regiment viii he present In furcc, md the First
ms been Invited to participate In the tteinnn-
etratton. In tho event hf tcIr nrreptn,,ec 1t Il
probable that ncton will he taken tn assist both
regiments. The Directors of the hoard Of
Trade deserve hearty commenhntlon fur their
generosity tn t!ius promptly Glvfng the use "
ttscir ano hall for 10 comnlendabtc purpose.
, 1877-10-04

Mcl.ANE-McLA1S-ht the residence OF tho
brides .parcnis, MI Mlchtgan-av.. Oct. a, by tho
Hight 1tcr. U!shop Cheney, joscph n. McLanc, of
CuluTado, anu Marie Z, bcLatu. of th!a city.
WESTWOlsrlI-WALKEIs 1Iinsdalu, Oct,
2. BY Rev. +. liasrom. D. D.. Mr. frank l.. Won't.
worth, Of Chicago. An1 Miss Lillian 8. Watkcr uHly
daughter OF Alfred Walker, Esq.
Ths happy couple loft Immediately for tha!r now
home In Alabama,
, 1877-10-04

Do not fail 10 see Emmcgt's Combined Harvester,
DroppoF, and Mower at the Exposition. Ono.halg
interest In tho patent tor sale right 70 manuiac.
tnrc on royalty.
, 1877-10-04
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DEATHS.

BLOOp-At bis residence, Ma. 10 North 0reen-
ST., at 10 4. M, Oct. =, william ii. Dlood, Of
brain tsEar
Funeral to-day a. I o'clock p. m. Services at
Ills lato ruafdenc1. Friends aro invited.
~ Waterford IN. 4. and bridgeport Conn
papefs p,eaaa copy.
pEAncE-At Dunlap, Ia. Oct. !. .ot membra.
Sam i. Fesscs, aged years snd months w '' """
RYAN-At hls restdsucs, ~ Eln.st., Wednes.
day. Oct. ., at 1::D p M, Edward F. Nyan, aged
"a y0ars aud ~ months.
Fnncral BY cars 10 CalvarT. F1tdsy, Oct 8.
Friends Vi tho family sEu Invited 10 attonl.
o7th ysar 81 BIZ sge Wslscr Chspbel. i;thsr 'e Of
Mrs. Sydney MJess, Of this city.
ntcKsoS.!m this city. Oct. 8, Mary 4. Psst.
aus, wlfu Of William r. dickson.
NolIcu Df funeral hereafter.
LouOnNEf-Martiu j., son OF Michael Louch.
ney, aged rs Year,, died Oet ., from shs otfccts
Of shot received In tho leg. Residence. 30 Onta.
FiO.st.
Funeral will take place Friday, Oct. B, BY cars
to Calvary.
k~Phlladslphis papsu please copy.
, 1877-10-04
INDIANS.

CANT NonINsoa. Ncb., Oct. 8.-Twcuty lodges
left Spotted Tall last night for the North, and
II Is believed for every lodge TINT comes into
tho Agency six go out.
, 1877-10-04
THE CITIZENS, MOVEMENT.
rl.orosED COUNTY COMMISSIONER NoMlNA-


--.--
n,rrp ,,r,,,,s.-o, ,.,.r,,x,.>r,,
PROPOSED COUNTY COMMISSIONER HoAlNA-
rioSs.
Eleven Of Tho members Of tho Committee
OF Thirteen appointed nt tho rarrcll Hail
'!c''"e 1tn. eep" ~ lot s"o 1no pa'Posc
OF nominating non-posttsan ticket for
County Commissioners, met on Tuesday
cvvnny IN tho office Of Mr.. r. l.. Chase,
Vulucy c. Turner; L. L. Chate, Juhn Matto.ks,
*. Hchiocsscr, ". ri, Conttcn. Francis i.ackn.r'
i, MciireKor Albums, john Il DelIslev, i. 4.
Kent, s. II. MsCrca, nn.l Elbs!lge Keith, Mr.
Chase IA Svcrrtary.
imnlcdfulcly utter tho uppoInt,nent of this
Committee, Levin Koscphc!n,, Secretary Of flio
American Wnrklngmen's organization, wl,oso
orQ.lcl correspondence WITH the Secretary, liz
III fortt that in tiIe intercste nj vn1i f,nycr1.
ms,,t, etc., tho party of whom hc was spoScs-
1'aa xsl,sd :, 70 ss:Sps5ats Slth 'ag Gliizsns'
susasi,n II wss " syiIrd 10 tolsi sonferenes so =.
,'rt,I@.rI. and III, IinscubrIn. s,ns nntincI ~
thnt rffrrt. '' 3 ~
Uut. wien tho Citizcus' Committee cams 10
ali .y,,ti In ",f-.nnointcJ t1nInnstos ~ ~,
iaiInr nr.,nirofInr linz E,t,nd twn a. thr, t.tti.
thi,rs nnhich .hnv 3t,u,t i1kn Il .t,,snr",i
th.t tbc W,rk,npnen;s CoInr'ittee to,i III snv
s!ws!.i MINES iissti apon. snS tsat xhat t6sy is
BlfhE fftH nI1I hokN
%a, rha v,4to,. a en"us.,ca ,n.t ,hny wn.,n
vsrw ,,,,', iiss ~ hc"r frSn H.. f.;n;t..a Tua4
~, ,n.t ,S v,,i ~. ia, ~ ahsa ri" .1'I"a
s H. vi:. ~ ~ ml;,". ,,,S S Mnoii
"'s nsmorrst;r n,"m,"r I'm .',"1s.taT ''if tsaff
Il d.i""". i,.,,, anu mi, bo<1~ ,k.re recivaI'
thc if.Hnniir"n i,e%,,srnttr m f:resn.,n1t ~,
~sni~ast",,s ,"i,ht si.n 1A" o's's''|" VI
1A"'A~tu"1 =, TX ." 1s,m HIATT mar RI co.orxu.rn
Tho comn,t.trc ,1n,ht,.l1 II ttrr nnssrssra thc
1swcr r., ~, -, far an ,hcrcf,r., cnnc1m,ie,, -,
~ Il Al a.sr 5 " Ti'a ~ Wortnvn',. rnn'n;,ts, ~
inn ~ ritI.ir.n. /. 1uing ,ndsrssn1s1 that ti".r
shnnl'i w"it m ,,mur nj f1,efr hratian,rt.rs mi
tiki II n. t.mnmtttrc cu.nn to st,v ro,rI,,.inn %
ihcv ah,mi,1 ~, n",itici ~ "'' >0'e'1''"''
Thc i;iis.ns, t.n,n,nittcs t,.n vrnt In ,vort
Mcssrs YMrnrr. t.hass' nn,i NnttnrEs ofYcr.si n
nu,nhrr nr ns,nrs ~ Nnrth Rtic rist,ans Mr
Mi .rr, nnt thsrs "u,,r,i,, 81; tc risin. ~ ."v'
rral Inn, III ,I,s Wcs, i,v;.int, .nS a. Hnnsi.v
sn,lu If thr ,a,,hi,1t.. ~ t.ew.rai inh.I,ttsrts
ui lIy,lv parl mi yijmttv Il, III ,,.ariy si,,v
imf,,rs wrrp rnmvnsse.i ,'yrr rn,srarin1 ;ncr ~
nj sha,l.s ri "nini",, h:hs.1 nn1i nj" W. "
litirai un,err.lrnfs ;Thr. 1sn"nrati,. 'A ,,a,,.
hcrs H,tl tt"t A"H th,a ,.t,,,'., '"si T..
rUnt cnt will two rrn-c.anto iva. NM. ~ IN, III
wnx n.yr.ptnh,r Il" ,i,N;'t. a,anr..i "m III ~ h '
however. II. SELECTING i'm, np ~ ,nany ~
nnn,rs al wer., nronnsr1 mn, NJ aa..,,
~, sic,.i.frI r,x,,it wns srrw.t - consequence
, 1877-10-04

]
the Home, rca1 her report for September, show
ing th.t on the LIST of the prescnt monsl, the
number nf inmates Was 40. The report Of the
Secretary showed q cash balance to The credit
Of lie purr Mission account was sai7.Go,
s count, Z s1p ' Mil. 'e @ the ss"s' amount nj si
$50 were real and ordered paid, but when The
| OF cash on hand, there waa some Inquiry as 10
| where the money was to come from IN rrts
these bills. The result of a long discussion na
TO wars and means was that everybody wns
speedily II the institution was to he kept run
ming. Owing to the hard times, many ot the
fHenls of the Home have been obliged 10 cur
tail the amount Of their subscriptions. which
present lartl-up condition Of this worthy charity,
During the discussion tho fact WAS hrought ott
that T. humber Of dead.beatt, representing
themselves ~ agents Of tho Hume, nro going
halt With the Intent To cheat aud sfcfraut, aud
to put tho money in their own pockets. The
President Of The Board desires It stated that the
Home cmpfoys no ngente, and contributors aro
requested to give their inv0rs to any Of the lattv
Managers. who nre thc only persons authorized
to receive them.
Mr.. ". H. Finch. editor Of The 1.nCr0fsc T-
snto!ttan dad Leod<r, is visiting ttdcnds in the
city.
Gen. Samuel b. Buckncr, Of Kentucky, pro-
prietor Of tho Ashland Dlock, Is guest 1t the
Sherman House.
The lion. II. II. Cooley, Of Iowa, is registered
.o,ninr @ A. IN paimcr u Ia,,se ~ o''e"' ~ r 10
Col. Robert J. fnecrsoIl, Of Pcoria, Is stop
ping at the Grind Pacific 1lotcl.
Gen. j. r. spraEuc, United States Army, Is
Registered at the Sherman House.
me lion. Mit'!atn =; l.alnIop, ". u, ltoeR'
All h,'oat IN MI ,1oo,Ier r,enr,ton,.,. % fr,u Eth.
~ Mpons ~ iioos,et s g1euts"s.s ,tan .ron, tt
1NE. narl ahn osner points III Anolana afs a. Tue
a. 1 a'q' rs serpStaa5 n'ana aoaSo Of
Tremon't 1raa' ii iiou.o VI 9. -'' ' 40 " tN''| 'A'
knirhts Trmniar. stosn of fl,;nots. Eairn' u
registered al tbc fremont House, ""'' -
f. C. Brown, Assistant General supcrintcnd-
Is ST. sccistetei At ttc fremont ifouss, ' '''s"'
Dr.. g. 8. Elar!igc and wife, who have been
rl1st!cnlinr In the ccntrat portion Of the State,
returned to their quarters In tho fremont
David A. etnrc, one Of the former proprietor.
Of TIC cd Sherman ll1n,e has associated him
ra ment H Of tic ; prssent @ carassnsary.
Capt. G. ". Forester, who has bccn in tic
Columbus. O., Tor seYerai years, ieft % CIieago e.
Guinry' Gita' ~ opeh u" ''''s' 'o' JUG COMPANY ~
Mr.. A. G. Core, one Of the prorrtctors Of tho
Of Tie en I' l1ote OF tLo @ same city II 5tis arc ts
e"'eto - H@ h"i'J N' nf4suNt u t1o SoAt-
, 1877-10-04
SUBURBAN.

The police force of the town nro doing good
| tcrvlco In rlddng the town Of tramps AM. sus.
p'ctesta charncterA Thry sometimes make n
niftake aud pounca upon the wrong man, but
1t oil has good effect. A young man fr,,m tho
city who expects. to 10 to work soon In unc of
tile packing-houscs at the Stock Yards llas beer
roaming about to fantiiasIxe himself With
localities. Tho police have kept an eyc
On him, md when he turned up
at Englewood the other day lnau'rng for II rein
I've whom, lo wished to call OH. they Thought
he was up to msehicf tic llad i,arlly scntei
hin1sclf in tie parlnr before mounted detective
appeared at thc, door and INQUIRED Il n young
nun mn,, =, wiih 1el1ow rnt,staeo bad beer eeei
he wm then resting In, the parlor, llo begged
pardon and retired much dlsgusted at not being
ah1c to bug h[s man.
Tl!e man representing himself rs Dr.. L1ewcl-
lyn from the City Hospital was captured by the
AcEl''owncy Brothers on sL1ty-thfrd street, but,
from Mrs: ". r. It'll, 10 was allowed TO 60.
Yesterday morning about o'clock tito bell on
headquarters. They succeeded IN running
tlewn six Or eight tsaInps who wero conducted
Under escort to the lock.lip nt the 9tock-Yar.1
.n;ey .rnh;ey arc thought to belong to tic eang, of
retthll0na out here.
Tile Senior Club will give thclr FIRST reception
Of Of TIC season at their rooms IN Tlllotson Block
close With aop !" feles1apS m iia''''' iiai. Will
Tic Evanston Village Trustees met In rce1r~
1nr hi.weckly session Tuesday evening, with
tees Davis. Kellogg, .Gage. anil jerks present.
Mr.. T. G. ffong, tho Village Treasurer, pre-
sentel Ills report for September, showing:
Amount brought forward. .............,.S S1T, THp
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-29

THE WORKING MAN.-In Q large city,
. laboring man leaving large saloon saw
q costly carriage and pair standing in
front, occupied by two ladies elegantly
sttired, conversing with the proprietor.
As he rolled away he said to the dealer:
"Whose establishment 10 that7" ut is
mine, replied the dealer complacently.
ut cost 5000; my wife and daughter
cannot do without it," The mechanic
bowed his head moment in deep thought,
and looked sad, with the energy Of man
suddenly aroused by some startling fash,
II see it! see itl' "See what2" quer-
led the dealer. "See where for years my
wages have gone. I'helped pay for that
carriage, for those horses and gold mount
ed harness, for the silks and laces and
jewelry for your family. The money
earned, that should have given my wife
and children home of our own, and
good clothing, I have spent at your bar.
My wages and others like me have sup
ported you and your family in luxury.
Hereafter my wife and children shall
have the benefit Of my wages, and by the
help Of God, I will never spend another
dime for drink, see the mistake and a
cure for it."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-29

EaGs.-As an article of diet eggs are
invaluable. Many suppose that raw
eggs are more easily digested than those
that are cooked, but for most persons it is
not the case, if the eggs are not cooked
improperly. Some physicians think that
it is mistake to give mixture of raw
egg and milk to invalids, such mixture
tending more to hinder than to promote
digestion. Dyspeptics often think that
they cannot eat eggs at all, and it is the
case that delicate st0machs do sometimes
suffer greatly from eating any but the
freshest of eggs. When We cannot be
sure of the age of the eggs provided, 1t is
always most sure to break them before
cooking. For invalids the very safest
way is to drop the egg from the shell
without disarranging its form, into water
boiling in shallow dish. Carefully laid
upon slice of toast, and delicately sea-
soned, this is an inviting dish. For .
family Of children it IL often more con-
venient in all respects to serve eggs iu
scrambled form or in omelettes, than
cooked separately. Some children are
notional, and will not cat the white Of the
egg, others think they dislike the yolk,
but when they are both evoked together
they think nothing about it, but eat with
pleasure all that they can get. If they
are ''scrambled" with milk instead of but.
ter, so much the better.