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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-30
A Marriage OF Inconvenience.

A Marriage or Inconvenience.
Wiley Griskett bore the title of
''Rogues' Attorney General" on the
Blackhaw circuit. His clients were
principall, knaves and simpletons; the
former he helped to swindle. and the
latter he swindled. To which class
Zimri Bezel belonged We leave the
reader to Judge after hearing our
story.
Mr.. Bezel did thriving business as
. jeweller, till bad times came, and
bills came in faster than he is able to
pay. He hoped to pull through, il
people would only wait little; but
bad times are precisely those when peo-
pie v6nf wait. ~rr -.
In an evil hour he bethought him
self of Wiley Griskett, and went to him
for counsel. f,.a,E sod
Instead of advising frank disclos-
uTe of the debtors circumstances as an
honest lawyer would have done, Mr..
Griskett set to work in his own pecu-
liar way.
whats the value of your stock and
assets2" he inquired. asa. kst.
Thirty thousand dollars" Mr.. Bezel
answered. i-h' .a
"And your debts amount to-"
twenty-five thousand"
Make your notes for forty thous-
and"
Bezel opened his eyes.
"That's . good deal more than owe, /"
he answered; besides, the creditors
won't accept notes" @
II don't Say you should make them
70 your cre'iltOrs."
ITO whom then?p ~
''Shamboy 4 Co." 5
'sBut ! don't know them"
mo more do T." returned Griskctt.
with wink. Make out the notes, and
then run away. Az attorney for Messrs.
Shamboy & Co.. highly respectable
firm in distant city"-here another
wink-''I take out In attachment q
against an. sbsconding debtor, chi
ahead Of everybody, gobble up the
whole property, and privately remit
You the proceeds. retaining, OF course.
3 reasonable Fee"
1T will give you breathing time, y
the tempter whispered; "and once on
your legs again, yoG will be able to pay
HI your QOQ086 00OI0.
Many man has been led TO steal by
the same delusive hope Of one day max.
ing restitution; but none the less was
he thief; and none the less was Zimrj
BeSel swindler in consenting TO fol-
low the advice Of Wiley Griskett.
What . race there was among the
lawyers the day Bezel's place was found
closed ana the proprietor missinc,
Writs came out AZ fast g busy pen.
could draft them; but that Of Shamboy
1 Co., thanks to their attorneys WI.
lanco. was In the aheri6's hsnds ~
hour before the rest. II svept eyerv.
thing, Of course, to the great discus,
d those TO, whom there VA not6ine
Lett but 10 erumble.
But orumhl;n. -. ~ ,;..,. -.
against he nots. 10. Scrtv IN. thon.s ~
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Any parties DESTROYS OF having goods purchased for
tn. m In San Francisco can DO - by addressing Mrs.
W. H. Ashley. who win send samples Of goods for
their inspection. To the ladfes would say that I
have nrst clsss establishment FOR Dress and
am prepared to execute country orders with dispatch
BcirR engaged in business here have the advantage
Of buying goods direct from the importers 1t whole
sale. and would give my patrons the benent Of came.
Goods purchased and sent CO u. Send for Circular.
Address MRS. W. II. ASHLEY, $50 Suffer- street
Room u. San Francieeo.
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Home DECORATIONS. :

"HOme Decorations"
NJ NKs. n. A. KiDDER.
While jov-bslls are ringing
At sweet morning tide,
Let me ss up our d~elling,
ny darling. my bride,
With home decorations,
With TREASURES of art.
Til I make il . shrine
For thee. queen of my heart
The work Of tile masiers
Shall hang on our wells,
And the rarest Of sculpture
Embellish the halls.
Not gem shall he wanting
A essasnre denied
IN I make home palace,
ny Jewel. nay bridel
.Yes. love-" the wife answered,
And I will sdorn
Vuf col Win rare uoVero
Pluekea every mora;
While our room with the choicest
Of music shall ring,
A. . tribute Of love
To my husband, my king"
Al, fair married couple,
United In love,
With sweet benediction
OF angels above
Look out that you foster
This gem in the heart
Once lost 1: can never
Be made up by art.
Strong trust In each other,
In veal and in woe,
A hand-clasp united
Wherever you go
Forbearance and charity
Richer than gold
Are the "home decorations"
That n'er will grow old.
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TINTED FRosr1Na.-The yolk Of three
eggs and 5one-haB cup Of pulverixed
sugar. Do not boat the eggs separate
from the sugar. Flavor with lemon.
Splendid on white cake.
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!. W. SHARPER n CO.'S GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To-
hscco. BIZ Sacramento st.. San Frsucisco.
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VITAL MAGNETISM BY this mysterious Gift Of
Nature to man. the most shattered constitution can
be built up in three weeks acutc cases cured in few
minutes all pangs and paine instantly disappearing
and health restored. J. D. AcLENNAN. vital mag.
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You win always dnd me In my ONCE. Letters an.
swered. No charge for advice. 4f Isl a.4t,#
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SPsCrACLEs AND EYE GLAssEs.-Prices greatly re.
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J. r. HILL, manufacturer OF Carriages, Buggies
Express, Thorough Brace and Quartz Wagons. cor
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-26

year B. C. 90, which falls in tie
reign of Artabsnus IL, or Mithrdates
H., the sixth of the Arsaces. These
tables, with the exception of one date
in the reign of Pecorus, which is ID the
museum at lunch, are the latest exam
Piles of cuneiform writing known.
They are contract tables relating to
loans OF money, and the writing care
less. 1t is also noticed that, withv ~
few exceptions, the contracting parties
are designated by Semitic names, il d.
eating, apparently, that this mode of
record was confined almost so'ely to
the conservative Semitic merchants Of
Bebylon.-Aeademy.
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The department of Oriental antiqui-
ties o. the British Museum has Just
obtained. by purchase, some inserest-
ing caneiform inscriptions IN q series
Of ANAL contract tablets, dated in the
reign Of Mandates IL, or Artabanus
II, ene Of the Arsacisn kings of Bah
yl0n. These tablets are Of very great
importance. on account Of their being
dated With the dual system Of both the
GsieucidR snd the Arsscian eras, and
thus fxlng BY indisputahle authority
the starting points Of both these
epochk. OF the seven tablets obtained,
there are three that bear the double
calculation Of dates-the earliest being
Nonth 6abat tlil 18th day in the
lttth year-whieh equals the 2lesh
rear q Afsaka, king OF kings." There
are also h the series two "a the 155th
cl 919ih year Of Arsaka, and four
which bear only The date OF the years
1eckoned from the revolt Of the Ssleu-
csfA. The revolt Of the SeleucidR
took pl4ce 3. c. 3l2, and by these
tablets We fad that 81 years after, 4 2
3. @. e28 that the revolt Of Arsecs .
took plsce, and the Arsacian epoch
c5umsnced. The lesser dafee, there
fore, lash year, will give " the
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Political Notes.


oh. have you heard tho news from Maine
Msine-Maines
DcnT things look rather blue for Blaine-
Blaine-Blaines
The candidacy of Mr.. Thomas Allen
for the United States Senate has not
been abandoned, though he has been
absent from Missouri for several
nlonths. Hs will possibly make tour
of the State during the month of Octo.
Der. and will doubtless give much
ntrtngth to the respectable support
which he already has. Having waited
till the latter part of the campaign, he
will have some advantages over his op-
ponents, but he does not appear to be
depending upon the enthusiasm of the
moment TO carry HIM through. Mr..
Allen has a strong under-current of
popular sentiment in his favor, and he
Il eninentiy liable to be the compro-
mise candidate between Vest and Clio
yer. The friends OF either can very
corsistently support Mr.. Allen, who is
somewhat conservative IN his political
opinions, though a thoroughly consist
ent Democrat. A very general impress
sion prevails that he is the best quail
iied man for the position of United
Gtates Senator that the Democracy of
Missouri can select. His integrity is
above suspicion, his ability unques-
toned and his Democracy amply salts
factory on the score OF material serv-.
ices to the State and the city Of st.
Louis, no man can compete with him :;
and Il man should ever be rewarded
By State for valuable services in de-
SelOplng its wealth and prosperity. Mr..
Thomas Allen deserves some recogni-
ton.
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Price Ten cents.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
II6ih EDITION.

Containing complete list of all the towns in
the United States, the Territories and the Do
miniOn Of Canada, having Il population greater
than 5000, according To the last census toget her
with the names OF the newspapers having the
largest local circulation in each OF the places
named. Also. u Catalogue OF newspapers which
are recommended TO advertisers as giving great
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the Religious and Agricultural Journals, very
complete lists, aud many tables OF rates, show
ing the cost OF advertising in var Gus news
papers, and much other information which he
ginner in advertising would do well TO possess
Address GEO. ROWELL q Co, Newspaper
Advertising Bureau, IL Spruce st., n. Y
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The very large number of invalid people wis, -isty
N. 1liiiilo from every quarter OF the United State
and the widely celebrated Faculty OF Specialists il
Medicine and Surgery associated with him. rendered
Unnecessary that tie founder OF this Institution shoulS
provide place on grand and commodious seal
Tor their entertainment and comfort
ADVANTAGES OFFERED.-The Invalids' Hots
Is more complete In Its appointments than any simi
far institution IN ne world me building Is located
The City OF Buffalo, and commands fine view of LalI
being situated in the midst OF an extensive systefI
Of beautiful parks. The Hotel is furnished with I
70 and from the different floors Is provided with al
kinds of approved baths, and has also connected vita
z ye-appolnted gymnasium and bowling alley 4
Chronic DISEASES Of all forms, whether requin
ing medical, surgical, or mechanical treament, coTf
within the province Of our several specialties.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.-Especiaily are the facIh
aes OF this infirmary of superior order regard
he remedial means and appliances for the cure q
All those chronic diseases peculiar TO females T4
slectro-therInal, and other approved baths, is ~
many cases an Invaluable auxiliary 10 the remedial
means which resort in such cases. Dry friction
70 the surface, general shampOoing. Swedish move.
nenis and light calisthenic exercises to enliven an(
squalize the circulation OF the blood IN the system
selieve cOngested parts, improve digestion, AMI
strengthen the muscles produce important benefeia
.esulis In all to which these means applIca
Die. No experimenting Is resorted TO in the treat
nen, The most app,2yied medic mes are carefully
70 suit the condition of the patient the thorough ven
aaton 81 the seep cs Inc eeeeng IN
,or amusement, and all those agencies which tend e
arouse the MIND OF the patient from -ue6pOndpucN
md thus promote recovery, are not neglected
NERVOUS Observation-Disclosures, Epilepsy Fits
Chorea lSt Vituss Dance, and other nervous a6fec
lions. receive the attention Of eTpo7 in this spe
siaIty by which the greatest skill Is attained and thu
most happy results secured.
LUNG DIsEAsES-This division Of the practice n
he lnvalds' Hotel Is very ably managed by gen
tleman OF mature judgment and skill Bronchial
Throat and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
b this department, and with results which have beer
sighly gratifying 10 both physician and patients
EYE AND EAR-Special attention is given 20 tn
1elicate operations on the eve and ear, distin.
rushed oculist and aurist being under engagement
% conduct this branch OF the practice.
Invalids arriving In the city and desiring 70
ult US should come directly 70 the HOTEL IL Is easily
accessible by carriage, omnibus or street cars NIL.
LER-S Omnibus Agents, all Incoming trains,
Se relied upon 10 deliver Passengers and baggage
Tfth security and dispatch
~Address r. V. PIERCE. 81 d.. Worlds Dispe1r
ary and InValids' Hotel Buffalo. y. y.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are warned not 10 buy or trade for
made by T. d. Hin TO W. tloedin. attorney for
Burke, due January /, 1873; two fer $500 each
made by j. W. Howard 10 W Goodia, attorney
for Burke, both dated hay l, 1916, first due De
cember %, 1871, second December -, 1878, all
given for land in Bl anco county. Above notes
were obtained by fraud and viii not be paid.
sspiswlm' 7. D, R Hill;
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DEcAN SPRING SCHOOL

This Institution, for boys aud ghls, pleasantly
situated in beautiful and refined community,
four miles northeast Of Austin, on the Brsnhsm
road. near the springs which give Il name, COM
mences its second year under the present man
agement August %, 1873. While undue promi-
eence Is not given To any one particular study,
the practical have the precedence over tbose
branches merely ornamental, or, al best, supple
mental, 10 a thorough practical education. The
principal and wife. both teachers OF long eype-
Renee, give their undivided time ana attention
70 the scaool.
RATES oF TUITION
Per session Of i've months.
Primery Grade ....................-... SO 90
Suh-Intermediate. Recommendations. ~ 50
intermediate ..............- ............. IS 90
Snb-Academic, including Latin Grammar. l. so
Academic. including advanced LATIN. ~ %
An bills are due Al the end OF each scholastic
month. ana mast positively be settlest b. cash
or negotiable note al the cHd OF the current
quarter. Boarding may be obtAinea In the neigh
borhood az $i0por month. The Principal with take
aiimifec nun Der % ycung LADIES AZ $50 e.ca per
session. ,ayable quarterly in ADVANCE. THIS In
Guides boarding and tuition.
For further particulars, addrcss the Principal.
6 F. JOHNSTON,
jeSo wl0mo Austin. Texas.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. A. Lockeit aud wife, J H. Yet and
T. ID. Tip on did convey to me by Deed exc
cuted on the second day OF March. ISL, record
Cd in Travis c Sunfv. tive hundred acres cf land
on the east oank OF Colorado river. abont fOur
miles above the city OF Austin. IN trust ~ Sc
cnre the payment OF 4 n1fe executed hy j. u
Yeti and 7 ID. Upton in favot OF fhon-s
Chnbb. Tor $i5oo, payable in gold on the first
day Of January, 1S12, which SAID land and mite
are fully set form In said deed Of trusr, and
Whereas, there remains unpaid on said note
$50. with interest from the tEerfy-fhird Of
september. 1S72. less $i75 paid On the
fourth o. Nay. iss5. the payment Of which WAS
assumed b. J. n Yeti on the twensy-sighfh %
OcsCbcr. ISIS. In consideration % conveyancc
70 him froEu I. D. Upton aud wife for 100 scrcs
tbs upper bali q said go acrcs, By deed exc
cuted 90 the eighteenth day % December. is72
and OF record IN Travis comfy. and
Where's. q. W. Lawson. the holder and owner
al s1id note has requested ne 10 ssll sAid 100
acros =. provided IN sid decd % tfusts nov
therefore l. { Johns. - trustees. VIII
On Saturday, the Nlnsteenth Day OF
octebers ISIS. at1l Oscioek 4. N.
a. the court house door. IN he cnuntv a.
fragi@. STATE q Texas. so1 rhe above 6sscilhed
10 arrs IL uppcr half u said 30 acre tract %
the hlFis,st hld1er for cesh. In gold mrking
tlile for s.le - an AulholiEe1 % Do nnier
s.ld eert g rzf,, G JOINS Trustee.
ssQlfN41lf
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Iiorses coaghi and soid On cou.-a,ss.oa. Aisr
breeds and kScps on hand Tor salo Berkshi
PIGS, Jersey cattle, and pnrO bred Shepheri dos
Fs s .sIs sansssee Au' S q. sSr 20 :
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r osr-LAND CERTIFICATE.

John Robbins, hrst class eertsacate No 80 FOR
one labor Of land, issued by the board OF land
commissir ners for Nontgoalcry county. T. xas.
IL not found within ninety days application viii
henaae 10 the proper authorities for duplicate.
AL sw DEcoRD0VA & MCKINNEY.
August 4, ISIS Agents for oWners.
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.I osr.
CncondlsionAl certificate No. rs. laird class,
issued % Leuael baker By the Boazd q Lard
Commissioners for BAssrop eoonty. II not
heard frorn IN The tine rcQnlrSd By law, appisca
ton win Be made a the General Lard once tor
a duplicate. J. ~. DlCKKRSOS.
augIS VIZ Aecns Tor owners
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O0ChrOmO Cards (peTseNt beauties), with
AOname, Zoe. Outfit Toe. u 9NER CARD
CO., Ashland, Mass.
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G. A DAY to agents canvassing for the Fire.
Se side Visitor. Terms and Ontfit Free
Address r. o. VfCKERY, Augusta, Maine
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plANn Beautiful Square Grand Pianos,
.H3 price $1,000, only 1915. Magnid-
cent Upright Pianos. price 8 1000, only 1915.
Sl75. Pianos, octave $I25; rs, $I35,
New styles. Organs $35. Organs, o stops,
1896 ONLY GsHTc9 0R6AN 1 F5od stops price
Mirror Top Organs only s1O5. Beautiful Par
lor Organs price $40, only sos. Fraud
Expos ed, $500 reward. Read "'Praps for the
and o, 2aDs SS&sibGssc FREE,
Please address SSSSfTEEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, n. J.
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OBJ. have you heard tho news from Maine
Msine-Maines
DcnT things look rather blue for Blaine-
BlAine-Blaiuef
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CHOCOLATE Ice CREAM-Add to the
pint of sWeetened cream four ounces of
the best chocolate dissolved in q little
water, mix it we'll in, strain through a
sieve and freeze.
TO Cook HEART-Wash clean, put
in a pot and almost cover with water;
boil till quite tender, take up and cut
out the inside Make stuffing same as
for chicken, and stuff it. Use plenty Of
butter Bake one hour.
To PRESERVE EGGs.-Apply with a
brush solution of gum arabic to the
shells, or immerse the eggs therein; let
them dry. and afterward pack them in
dry charcoal dust; this prevents them
being affected by any alteration of
temperature, and preserves them for
very long while.
HAM CAKE.-A capital way Of dis
posing Of the remains Of a ham, max
ing an excellent dish for breakfast, is:
Take a pound and a half of ham, fat
and lean together; put it into mortar
and pound it. or, pass it through a
bread in half a pint Of milk, and beat
it and the ham together; add one beat
en- egg. Put the whole into a mould
and bake rich brown.
BREAKFAST MUFFINs.- recipe will
be valued by housekeepers as a dainty
substitute for bread at breakfast Or tea:
Two eggs well beaten, with cupful Of
sugar and lump of butter the size of
an egg; to this add one pint Of milk,
with teaspoonful Of soda, one quart of
flour and two tablespoonful Of cream
tartar; bake in muffin rings on top of
the range, or in gem-pans in a quick
oven.
3 SNOW PUDDINGs.- one-third Of
a package of gelatine with little cold
water, and when softened, stir into it
pint of boiling water, add one cupful Of
sugar, or sugar to taste, and either the
luce Of two lemons Or half teacupful
of wine; when cold and beginning to
thicken, add the weil-beaten whites of
three eggs Beat all lightly and smooth
-ly together, pour the mixture into a
mould. and set away until hard. Serve
in the centre Of deep platter, with
boiled custard poured around, made
with the yolks of three eggs, one pint
Of milk, and half a, cupful of sugar.
|. CHOCOLATE CAKE. --5One cupful of best
butter and two cupfuls sugar, beaten to
a cream; one cupful OF sweet milk,
three and one-half cupfuls Of sifted
-four, one teaspoonful Of cream of tar
tar sifted in the -four; one-half teaspoon
full soda dissolved in q very little hot
water; the whites of four eggs well
beaten, and the yolks of six; make a
frosting with the whites Of two eggs, one
and one-half cupfuls of powdered sugar,
six table-spoonfuls Of grated chocolate,
one teaspoonful of vanilla, frost when
the cake is warm. = %E