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Calling o Witness.

Not long ago an elderly Irishman was
being tried in one of our city courts for
stealing q dog. Two witnesses had testi-
fed that the animal disappeared suspi'
ciously about the time the Irishman was
seen in the neighborhood, and that the
dog was afterwards found in bis posses
sion. As the man had no lawyer to de
fend him, the judge asked him If no had
any witnesses to call in his favor. The
old fellow looked shrswdly about the
court. room, and pointed out respecta-
BILE. looking old man, who was accord.
ingly walked up to the stand and sworn.
The Judge directed him to, tell the
Jury what he knew of the matter. H.
was an Irishmsn, too, aud began with
stiff military demsanor, and with his
hand raised, as if for salute.
II cam down stairs, and wint to the
door, and the coat was a-hapgin' ON its
pig On the wall, and opened the door
and wint out, and when cam back
"Nevsr mind" said the judge; "come
right to the case"
twill, yer honor" said the man, ~
cam down stairs and wint to the door,
and the coat was a.hangin' on it's pig
"Nevsr mind that, l sayp cried the
judge again; ''tell rs directly what you
know about the dog"
"Dogi dogi' said he, scratching his
head, "what dog is this, yer honorp
"Why, the dog they say this man
Looney STOLE"
"This man Looneyi Who is Looneyi
It's that's bin in Aeriky these tin years,
and I never knew Looney rave one tina,
l lift behind in Dublin, yer honor"
witness for that man" pointing to the
prisoner, ''in q dog casea"
Faith, and I'm not" said the man. ~
was brought here to till how that rascal
Gilligan shtole me bye thick coat. l cam
down stairs and whit
"That will do" said the judge; "you
may sit down."
Looney had supposed that witness
taken at random was letter than no wit
ness at oil.
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res=i; thea . lair dsnner, tneTs h Ayss .
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~ Der. y iso 10 90 usfsrl an.ix ~ b. cAsch
a SImp~e Il the cansil'in Of thlp-- N
the kI,cben and . sbiG u the stale o~lors
th.t proceed from the psoRiscDOus re
mains. is apt "a be suspicious and IN
friendly towards the dishes which cs'me
therefrOm, be they smoothed over ever 81
nicely.
On the contrary, the plainest kitchen
whose table and floor are kept thoroughly
secured, and whose cooking utensils ART
each assigned . place, and kept in it,
every day freed from tn, clinging re-
mains of yesterdays meal and made to
enter like new utensil into the work OF
to-day, besides its manifest economy OF
time, has q wonderfully wholesome, ap-
petizing effect on the observer, and goes
far tow ards the production of apprecia.
tion on the part of husbands and SONS
at the dinner table.
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HONE TrEs.-The memory of the loved
ones at home is check upon the braves'
of men. A brave man would hardly BE-
worthy of his birth, if being alone in the
world be would not at any moment risk
his life in the attempt to save the lives Of
Others. It is another thing, however,
when before q mans eyes the picture
comes up of bis wife at home and Of his
little ones around her knee, waiting hit
return. The greatest Of all the Il man
poets long ago pointed out how, for the
man who has wife and children at home,
u fresh sting is added to the terrors Of
death. Rather, we should say, it is the
only terror death has for . man who il
worthy Of the name.
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~ our tsAily for teH yeArs IL never fsils-
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PHYslcIANs Of high standing Undertaking
~ give their indorsement to the use Of tht
Graefenberg- Marshalls Catholicon for all To-
male complaints. The weak and debilitsted
una WONDERFUL relief from constant use o.
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists
S1.6O per bottle.
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WAHrsD-A good Agent In every city,
town and village In the United States, 10
take subscriptions for the COMMERCIAL AD
vocATE Good inducements will BIZ offered
Write for terms and full particulars. Ad.
dress COMMERCIAL ADvocAIs, 516 Non tgom.
cry Street, San Francisco, Ckl.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

A TuovaHr.-People despise each 9TH
or too much. There is really some good
in almost every one; something admirable
in most. The stiff and solemn serious
man may be a model of integrity and
purity, though the gay Bohemian grins
1T him. The Bohemian, at whose ap-
preach the sober, sOlid man shudders,
may really he warm. hearted, generous
and self-sacriicing, though many liba
tons flush his face, and he seldom saves
enough to buy himself the coffin f,r
which he makes himself pr. mstureiy
ready. The business nan, whom Others
think creature Of dollars and cents,
doubtless fought in his youth an ApolIyoD
If discour Agvment, and 10 secretly more
tender hearted and charitable than be
dare let the world know.
From this seif- coataiaed and unreGned
persoa voc oftxn hear b"nely truths and
beoe,s sesiineafs- Tais elexa@t eres
tsre, whe ssxEs 10 live % bs p&mp<rea,
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Any partfs destrous Of having goods parchased 70,
them In ban Francisco can do w BY addressing Mrs
W. II. Ashley, who will send samples VI goods for
their inspection. To the iGdiss I would say that
have nrstclass establishment for Dres. -makins anu
ALL prepared TO execute country orders with dispatch
Being cngsged In business here have the advantage
VI buying goods direct from the importers It whole
sale, aud would give my patrons the benent Of came
Goods purCh ,sed and Mt e. .. D. end for Circular
Address Mrs. W. u. ASHLEY l1O Suttsr street.
Room 81, San Frsnciscv.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

HERBINE should DO In the hands Of every
drstclass druggist Ask your druggist for
it, and II he has none, tell him 70 order
dozen bottles.
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PHoToaRAPHs Of superior nnish ct NorseS Palae,
Of Art ti7 Montgomery street, San Francisco.

Given AWay.-A superb pair of 6xS Chromos
worthy " frsne aud adUrn any home, and Three
Months sub criptlOn " LsIsuRE Hours. charm ng
page literary paper, full Of the Chuicest St0ri.
Poetry, etc., sent " all sending Fifteen Cent
tstAlilps taxed g pay mailing expenses. The pub
timsrsn ~. at . co. ~ william ST. n "
once!
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Nv. sHARFFER q cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To.
bscco. S28 Sacramento st.. San Francisco,
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$780,
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HERBINE should not be confounded with
cheap nostrums made to sell 1t low price
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HERBTNE is worth $500 bottle to an,
person who needs it. but IL sold for t200 Pc
bottle.
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Some Very "Tall" Stories.

said Cooley OLeary, - We returned from
bis friends funeral. "Wby, he told me
once that he lived on small island in
the Pacific Ocean, 90 which there was .
volcano. And he said there was an &C.
tive demand out in that region for VA
termelons, so be went into the business
of raising them. And he said one year
bis whole crop failed except one melon,
and that kept on growing at such . rate
that it crowded him of the lowland and
up on the side Of the volcano, which gen.
Grated steam and caused IN explosion
which blew up the whole concern to At
oms and shot him 400 miles out to tea,
where he WAS picked up by . whsler. He
used to tell that the one great mistake of
his life was that he didn't drive plug
in the crater of the volcano, 90 - to
make it water-tight, and then slice open
the watermelon and come calling home
on the half shell.
HE would lie. He said that once be
was cast away ON An iceberg, with NO bag
gage but Q pair of skates and fishing
pole. But he skated around until be
came across . dead whale, frozen into
ice. So he took of his shirt-it was
night for six months that year up there
tore it into strips for wick, run the
strips through the bamboo fishing rod,
stuck the rod into the fat of the whale,
and lit the other end. He said it burned
splendidly, and the iceberg reflected the
light 70 strongly that it was almost as
bright a. day for about forty miles
around, and one vessel ran into the ice
berg thinking it was lighthouse. He
said he sold the iceberg to the captain
for $4,000, and the captain split it up
and tmk it home and made 200 per cent.
profit disposing of it to ice companies.
"Liei we'll, sir, he beat any man l ever
came across. Told me that once, out in
Nevada, . mountain lion attacked him,
with his mouth wide open. He had pres
euce of mind enough to grab it hy the
tongue and pull. The lion roared with
pain, but he did his level best pulling,
and pretty soon the tongue began 10 give
and the tail to shorten, and directly OUT
they came, the tail and the tongue in one
contiouous string. He said he had 'em
NJ home, and he showed 'em to me, bot
my belief 10 they we're only three or foa,
cos hides snd . bale tail dsvet.iled %.
gsshes.
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The ATLANTIC FOR 1873


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HERBlNE puri6es the blood.
HERBlSE 10 natures own remedy.
HERBlNE IL q household blessing.
HERBiNE should tie used by every family
HERBINE contains nothing injurious 70
the system.
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CoFFEE.-Always wash coffee before
roasting it, and those housewives who dc
not, would End it great improvement t.
do 90. Take as much coffee AZ can be con
venieptly Drowned in a kettle and pour
boiling water over it. Drain the coffee
in c0laDder, put into the kettle and set
On the back OF the stove to dry, stirring
occasionally.
APPLE CUsTARD PI.s.-Steam sour APP
pies until they are SO soft that they will
rub through q sieve. To quart Of
the stewed apple add two teacupfuls OF
sugar, one pint Of milk, half teacupful
of butter aud tive eggs; season with graf.
ed lemon peel, and bake in puff paste like
custards.
YEAST WITHOUT HOPs.- Boil four
large potatoes in two quarts OF cold va
ter, mash, mi. four tablespoons Of -four
tuo If white tugar, one of salt, and It'll
in the water, ~hen celd add one gill ol
good yeast; when fern.enscd bottle; Quo
epp for four ioases Of bread
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1sivA.r.
IoacFellow.

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T. A. HEALD,
An ERGCAN
MACHINE AND MODEL WORKS.

EXPERIMENTAL AND FINE SPECIAL MACHIN.
- cry Planning. Gear Cutting, Printing Pres, Hand
Instrument, and General Machine Repairing Dtes.
der. Modee and Patterns for Inventors promptly
executed In Wood or Metals. 6lA Commercial 8trecx
rrAnciDCO
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-30

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
Hartford city Itenls.


The Protractcd Meeting in the M.
E. Church closed.on Thursday last.
The Pastor, Rev, Mr.. Crossfeld, re-
ports an addition Of 12l;alargo mum
ber ofwhom are children, We doubt
very much the propriety Of taking
children into the church before their
minds pre sufficiently developed to
comprehend The design ofchurch or
ganization, apl the nature of the
responsibilities it imposes.
Mr.. J,W Hanna, purchased the
I.ueD:s old boiler, and is going to
uss it in running q variety of ma
chinory in connection with the bar
rel making business, such as plain
ing and rounding heading, &c.
The road between this and Mason
City, is in very bad condition.
Well, what's thematter2 Why, mud
That's what's the matterl We had
the pleasure Of taking little iaunt
oyer it with,the Professor on Friday
evening, aLd can speak from happy
experience.
Mr.. John Young, of Mason City,
is building one Of the largest Model
Barges that has ever been built in
this section Of country. Mr.. Young
is the business man of Mason City.
lit will be launched in a few days
He tells me he has another contract
ed for equally as large. This is bnsi-
ness.
Miss NJ. V. Hill, daughter of A. j.
Hill, has been quite i'll for metlmci
is still sick.
Mr.. G. W. Moredock, has been
loading a barge with salt, for the
lust few days, for Cincinnati. Salt
is n necesssryarticle but is just now
heavy on The market. j.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
pEACE.

LONDON, February 4.-Peace at
last. The preliminaries ofthe peace
armistice were signed at Adrianople
last Thursday, and orders have been
sent for cessation Of hoStilities. The
following are the terms:
Autonomy for Bulgaria.
Indemnity to Russia Of money or
territory.
Tho Independence of Servia, Rou-
mania and Montenegro, with addi-
tional territory for each.
Christian Governments for Bosnia
and Herzegovina, and reforms in
their Governments.
The evacuation Of the Danubian
fortresses and Erzeroum By the Turks,
and an Interior understanding be-
tween the Car and Sultan relative
to the Dardanelles.
How fur England will be satisfied
with these conditions remains to be
seen, but it is thought that she will
have no support in tho European
| Congress, if one be assembled, except,
possibly, Austria. Italy will UNI
doubtedly Join Russia and Germany,
and if peace be declared, she will
take an anti.Epglish view, owing TO
the manner in which the English
Government has deceived and cajoled
her,
The Commercials Burchares cor
respondent telegraphs that Roumania
will probably withdraw her opposi-
ton to Russia's claimfor retrocession
of Bessarabia, but that claim may
meet strong objections from Austria,
as likely to destroy the balance OF
the interests in the Danube River,
Nothing Gun be learned as to the
probability of the European Congress
meeting, as neither Russia nor Ger
many has shown any desire for such
Congress.
The closing action of the war took
place on Friday, the Servians having
stormcd and taken Urania Pass,with
about 1900 prisoners and u great
quantity of stores.
The Russian killed and wounded
up to January so were nearly 00OOU
men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
ALnst Greeting.

Among the numerous notable sym,
pathetic creations of the celebrated
artist, Gabriel Max, who stands first
among the painters Of the Munich
school, arc the touching scenes Of
the blind girl holding the lamp for
her fellow believers to descend into
the secret catacolnbs, and that of the
poor motherleSs child, Julia Capu-
let" carried by the nun, also the
crushed widow compelled to look on
the auction of her distrained proper
ty. But by many, "a Last Greet
ing" is considered his masterpiece.
1t represents u lovely maiden, who
has been cast into the arena, in pa.
gan Rome, to he dcvoured by the
savage beasts, for the dclectation Of
the inhuman mob. She leans against
the encircling stone wall; at her feet,
broken by their fall, lie some simple
wild flowers; imploringly she looks
up, seeking the hand from which
they game. Her whole life, like
IF0me gigantlc pan0rHmT swiftly
flashes through her fcvorfsh brain,
every act stands out with painful
distinctness. Deeply she realizes
how often that same strong hand,
Which now alone bestows Il last fare
well, had been prohered. Ably it
would have protected, besides ensnr-
ing comfort, happiness, and health,
had she not cureIes>ly and disdain-
fully turned away. Women suffer
ing from those chronic weaknesses
peculiar to their sex are prone TO
Just such actions. Every day they
hear Of the Favoritc Prescription Of
DIR. II. V. Pierce, of the Worlds Dis.
pensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
\. Y. Thousands of these sufferers
write in universal commentator of
its great excellence and worth. Once
within the dreaded pale of disease,
it is worse than folly to be careless,
and delay tho use of this positive
means of cure. Ladies' suffering
from weakness, bcaring.down pain,
or weak back, and nervous prostra,
ton, will find this a specific remedy.
On receipt Of $3.50, "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" u
book of over nine hundred large pa
ges, will be sent postpaid. 1t con
tains clear and concise description
of tho numerous diseases with which
women are afflicted. Address the
author, h. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
Y. Y.