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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

THE DIFFERENCE. -"Ab, mamma
said little Gertrude at dinner, show poor
the soup is. Really it is not good at all,
and want no more of it, and she laid
down her spoon as if it were finished
matter.
II have not time now, my dear daugh-
ter, to prepare another better one, but
this evening, promise to give you soup
that You will call most excellent aud
delicate"
Gertrude was poor wOman's daughter,
and after dinner she went out with her
mother to pick up the potatoes that
had Leen dug up over the field. They
worked away putting up in sacks until
sunset.
In the evening the mother prepared
their supper, aud first brought on the
delicate soup. Gertrude tasted it and
cried out with delight: "Oh, what q
difference between this and that which
we had for dinner! This is SO good,
mamma, you have certainly done your
best this time" As soon as she had fin
ished it her mother laughed, saying,
"'This is the same soup, my dear, that
you found so poor at noon, but it is
good this time just because you have
worked we'll this afternoon. Industry
gives a good appetite, and bushes all
complaints"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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o. th~ folly ei .s1kIn< ot nea - .
lGmp. a, tb0agh al were slike; bot u Is
Perfectly true that nAny wealthy De0
refuse o. their .Iyes the smallest sun to
a-e ~ithoai sae-iion Il secoast. Th.,
Is one reason xhy am glad when any
wozisn hiss purse Of her own; when
ans woman 10 able 10 do something by
which she can earn q little money.
Therefore women should see that their
daughters are not perfectly helpless. 1t
may never be necessary for them to get
their own bread, but bread is not all.
And many q woman could fill her place
within her husbands home with more
dignity, be happier as wife and mother,
and avoid that discomfort with her mar
riage bonds which is SO painfully COM
mon, if she could but command a few
dollars for which she need not beg, and
which she might freely use as she chose.
N. K. d., in N. Y. Ledger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04
Fruits Of Java.

In poetry the fruits of India are highly
praised, and so they are by the grocer,
who sells them in the form Of preserves.
But travellers find it as true of these fruits
as it is Of the notes of some instruments,
they are "by distance made more sweet"
A correspondent of the New York Times,
writing of the fruits of java, says that
he would not give the American apple,
peach :and strawberry for the whole lot
of them. He speaks, however, quite en-
Enthusiastically about the mangosteen, with
which he wodld like to be supplied until
he should want NO more. He thus de-
scribes it:
1t is about the size of pippiu apple.
The removal of the outer husk, which Is
nearly half an inch thick, reveals white
pull like small peach, and divided into
sections like those Of an orange. This
pulp melts away in your mouth after the
manner Of a ripe peach o, straw berry; It
any IA rre than he can tell how . canary
sing, az . vioie, smells, and l know oi
noshing morr foscible than the st.,emeni
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

LIQUID VACUUM.-When Thomas drove
up to house on Elizabeth street yester-
day to deliver the usual quart of mixture,
the gentleman Of the house kindly i'm
quired:
"Thomas, how many quarts of milk do
you deliveri"
"Ninety -one, SIR"
"And how many COWS have your
"Eine, SIR"
The gentleman made some remarks
about an early spring, close of the East
ern war and the state of the roads, aud
thea asked:
Say, Thomas, how much milk per day
de- your COWS averaged"
''Sesen quarts, sir"
"Ah-um," said the gentleman ss he
moved Of Thoma. looked after him.
-cratFbed hi. bead. and all At once grr~
pale - he pslsed 90; . shart p-cDcil and
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04
Death in the Shadow.

There is such condition as having too
much of good thing. Everybody likes
shade trees, although some people sadly
neglect to set them out or take proper
care of them. But Mt. Pleasant seems to
have overdone the business. The Jsvr-
nal calls fer the woodman's axe and asks
that it be not spared until the surplusage
Of shade is removed. 1t says:
"If half the shade trees in this city
we're cut down it would be better for the
health and add to the beauty Of the
city. We want more sunshine, but the
large number of trees, now standing
along some of the streets, shuts out the
sunshine, when in full bloom, and not
only give a gloomy appearance to the
streets, but keep the sidewalks damp,
thus causing the boards to rapidly de-
cay"
In this fierce climate of extremes of
heat and cold, shade trees are an indis.
pensable necessity to temper the sharp
winds of winter to the human flock in
house and yard, and in summer to break
the force Of the suns consuming rays.
They also protect buildings, to some ex-
tent, from the clouds of dust that arise
from Travelled streets and roads, and are
comfort to all. But the sunshine is
healthy and life-giving. 1t can be ex-
cluded from the house and yard only at
the peril of health and even life itself.
When the shade is so dense that the side3
walks of city rot with the perpetual
moisture, and the green mould accumu-
lates on the walls and walks, it is time
for the historic axe to put in an appear
ance. Or rather the grubbing imple-
ment. Dig up your surplus trees and
give them to your poor neighbor who has
none.-Burlingto Hasokeye.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

COCoANUT CREAM CANDY.-One CO.
coanut, one and half pounds granulated
sugar, milk Of the cocoanut. Set the
sugar and milk on the fire in an enameled
saucepan; let it heat rather slowly, and
when the sugar is dissolved boil it rap
idly five minutes; then add the cocosnut,
finely grated; boil ten minutes longer,
stirring constantly to keep it from burn
ing; try little on cold plate, and if it
becomes, on cooling, rather firm paste,
it is done; have O sheet of buttered pa
per, lay on it four strips of buttered
wood in the form of square, pour the
mixture into it and let it cool. 1t should
be rather soft when first made, but will
harden if allowed to stand in warm,
dry place. Mark it cut with sharp
knife into squares the size of caranaels.
Eco ONELETTE.--FOur eggs put into
bowl with one tablespoonful Of sweet
cream, beaten lightly together; put into
the frying pan q piece of butter the size
Of an egga when the butter begins to
brown pour the omelette into the pan,
letting it remain quiet until the edges
begin to brown, then with a thin case
knife turn half over aud let il remain IN
iii Sufficiently well done. II NAV be
seasoned u taste With salt. pepper. sage,
os parsley posdered very fse
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

ARTIFICIAL PEARLs.-To such perfec-
ton has the manufacture Of artificial pearls
been carried, that none but connoisseurs
can readily distinguish the real from the
false. The manufacture has gradually
spread from France to Italy and Turkey,
and pearls of all kinds of form and color
are now made. At the Exposition of the
products of French industry. at Paris, in
1855, high reputation had been OBJ
tanned for these imitation pearls, which
were go admirably made by NJ. Constant
Wales that it was impossible at first sight
to distinguish the real from the false
strung alternately on the same string;
and there is also claimed for them the
merit of not being affected by perspira-
ton, water, or any other effect Of wear.
He received u silver medal then from
the jury; and the perfection Of French
imitation pearls has been sustained at
subsequent international exhibitions up
to the present day. AT the same exhi
bition, another maker showed four
strings Of pearls, tao Of them real and
tao false. ~hieh the uniniiisfed coald
not dist ngsi-h. yet one msy be 81; do~n
g. ee-'sag seven shiilIngs and the other
Fsa0. A. false F--@r.s are tso perfect II
f..sna. In shaPe AID hight. % heca<ar ssr-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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49, mnAn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29

I'M 3ur Hedten beS 49rontS, 100 odS 90tf'
li9s Bort in isinsr san,sn SsrrIi&feii
sldnst 5u fben. ou, Die bu oils R0nisir
6es parabieIes sesbrt unb BON Den gp6.
rem Der Serapbim bsbient bsrriatf, bu
baf DID espiroigt, ,beine bimmtii6'
Bobnuns su ptrlaAsn uno auf bieie Br'
ge bsrab3ufsisen, um Sranfreia, uni
6ur4 Sranfrsid Der san,en DeIt ju Der.
tinben, baB Die spise @ere4tieteit burd
bic unsIdubisteit 10 pielsr Gbriiten er'
sirnt III, bob, tpenn ss Dir ni&t gslingt.
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mes 96ttlidsn Sobnes suridSubalisn, bi.
grbe psrni4tet Iein tpir6 ! . Iiebenbt
Wutter, babe Witleib nit mir arrnsn I'm.
slldli9en! @ib mir Die @naoe, Die Ort'
Az beiu9en bic beiae s0ttli9sn GUS.
ourheilt baben, nm he nit BEN @lauben.
Der Ysrse perisbt. unb Der 10 pieI Wa&l
6bsr bsin Serj bot, 5u perebren -"
Ills He bieIe @orte ausgeiproden, ginl
Fs nit ~sebsustsm 2opfe unb sefultster
Sdnben s.sen Den Stein. aui pel&sm oi'
spei tleinen 6irtentin6er bic anerbeiIigit'
Sunsfrau Fbsn Iaben. Ra4bsm fs Be.
mitbisa bisie bsilise Stslls sttlbt uollt'
Re auf ibrsn Rnieen his sur NnsQe, berer
berporiprubslnbe WaGer sinsn ileinsn
flaren See bilben, aus BEN bic DaIfabrel
bon gbrfur9t t%rinfen, ruti4sn. Obpob
Isbr srbibt unb In S@msib ssbabst, EN-,
| pfnben bisie frommen Reiftnbtn bel BE.
rdbruns bieitr sifssn Bafer fein un9e'
mad. ieinsn S4mtrb fsirs @si4muIft
he flblsn i'm Gsesrtbsil f4 srlsi&tsrt, uni
me9rsrs btrislbsn uurosn oaeur& logo,
uunberbar sebtilt. Safobine i&6pfte mi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
DaS mtro Setnf

s1ui .inem irdftissn S4ladtrob, in EN-
ipeites a%ma5onsntlsio gsbiQt bic 3oiQs
nit einens sI.santsu goriett umi1loHen,
mos ibr cine i4lante, unses,ursens Sal.
tuns perlisb, istis cine a~nu1utbise, tunse
Grau in i4arfsm @aIopp bic 66bsn bes
Ronte Spaeeato binan. auf BEN iIei.
nsn 6it9en. bas ibrsn rsi9sn Sauri9mud
bebedte, tpaats cine srobs. f6nisli&e 40
lsrfeoer. 3uei dItli4e @ensrdle battsn
QUE Wibe, ibr 3u folssn, unb ipornten TN
uoasn 2aufs ibre i4aumbebsdtsn, fsu9sn.
ben Hoiie. Auf benz Spiel, Der ben Si.
gel front, o%nselanst, belt bic iunse ama.
aons ibrtn Renner unb mari eineu fur4t.
IoI n Bid ibrer sroben aus.n ib.r bas
umlieseno, 2an6 unb Die Gee. Dos Wetr
NOR nit coffin, wsI4e In S4lattorb.
nung aufssfts1t tpartn, beosdt; bas 2ano
mar BON Der gSsne big gum @ebirs nit
8tnaHneten bsfdst, uno rings ~itarrten ibr
2iuonsn uno 8slassrungssei4ise .ntse.
gen, i'o.n aIssnblid bertit. auf @deta
ibre Slib. psrni4tsnb los3ui aleuoern.
Oieis tapfer.. iuuse Grau. tuer ioIte ts
Ssin, tpsnn ni9t Warie, bic 26nisin REQ.
psIs, bi. nit benz R5nise, i5rem &emabl,.
felt msbrsren Wonaten loon HE srauiam.
ie 8elaeeruns. bic man in Der trauri9eu
@eiai4te ueni9li4sr 9r.uloRstsit lsltn
fam, ausbisIt. Ils am "a. SuIi 1859
Der a5nis nit ibr bonn 3brone unb Der
Krone btib.r SieiIien YsFb nabm, iabsn
mir oieie beibin iiber ben Gorio BON Sole'
90 uno ben plab bon WsreatsQo in sin,m
gong nit b%rounsolbsnsn Wdnbsn 6sb,d.
ten, bon a&t itoIB.n pferbsn s.aosensu
Da9en fabrsn, sefoist bon ben prin,sn
bss t6nisIi9.n Sauies unb aasn GroBen
6ss 5ofes. beiddbt BON Der @aroe gu
pftro, btiubelt unb gtprisien bon insbr
als elmer balbm Midion Wolfss, ,p.l9ss
trunfen bon. pahRfnniser Treube i&ten.
ale @loden ReapsIs lduteten, bic Gei4lB.
je bes Sorts ct. glmo, bss S4loHss
bsQ'Oso unb Der anbtrn Gstuneen bon.
nsrtsn; i'm Safsn pranstsn bic S4iH,
oIsr Rationsn i'm Gshi&mud nit oufse.
bibtsn 6Iasssn, ano 3a&ts i&i.x BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29

sn t6bten int Staube fnStl SIT es eth
@unber, tpenn bas eeSSBarte per- bes
&oniss bon Dfitlsio q fen 2 er tuei&t
Dor BEN Sobe isiner Sc uen, CT peridBt
bic lebte StGbs isinsr f0ni9Ii1sn 9sons.'
(Gprtitsuna fclst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
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Csrs eartmbrrO
svuI Iyrnnt bIute, sDunetn ausr Dirt. bds.b, A,.A
bItattnf@aht strurla&ts, ruxtt 8riat bel Nrcusr tMss.s
Snt,ansrns, tnzre Sns6enI4Shsr nab iasstuI5E SyssS
LbttIt be- E5rptrs. patuptt, pns ftlhSmeu SAD. ga h
" en- uaf9dstarts Seilntt.d fur mft gntaanSuns ter &ts.
asreibt %sttafttts apS&ntrianta, fir f&Iiuamt Naatu. 8,
oIuiatasn sd rtf6ta SorHssa n. ans arttn f&rtrr &aab1l
elttat Is atnts
9u aatsn ktt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29

81 taoeln; he i4lu9en f4 on ben Ropi
unb limb psriu1t, ben Serrn anJutlassn,
ni9t gsnue iber feline @slisbien 3u tpa1sn
.Wean F.bt Is Ia ilar," fasen fe, Ct
monte ben Werluf 6ieies 20nisrei4es
3uerf lief er Den R0nis Seroinano In Der
Blitbs uno 6raft bss alters itsrben /; bic.
ier bdtte I'D sswib our4 bic gmpOruns
ni9t bsugen IaEen; Ct bdtte bic Ws-rdt6,r
unter i.inen G.nerdl.n gut gu entb.deu
g.wubi, er bdtts bic gtnp6rune In Sieili.
en- ni4t 5ub faGsn lafen. sr bate ein 10
treu,s, tri.ssrii9ts peer fi& ni&t b.rftrsu.
laHsn /! Der 26ni9. ieiu Sobn, jitbt t1
na4 @asta 3urid unb bdlt bort bon Sap.
ferieit urb rneri9rod.ubeit cine fur&tbare
Bslaseruns aus Sang europa Fsbt ibm
b~ewunbuu6 su, PRIEST feline Stanbbaftias
felt. srbebt i,inen Wutb, unb ben Der 30
nigin, Isiner iun9en Gattin, bis In bic
@olten; man sibt he far uniber,uinbli4
aus, mon nennt Re 9sIotn, man fi6t ib.
men 6ronen BON unierbIia.n 9orbssrtu
oils pys!s ibrss Rubmss, ibrer srobsn
Seelsn! bod europa bssnist f@, Bel.
fan ju 'jpsnben, es tommt linen Mot Az
Ollie; &c b.re&nst neusisris bic 3abl Der
&useln, Der Bombsn, Der paubibsn, Der
6lintsntugeln, BON benen @aeta perbssrt
pirb {: Is itubirt ibsr bas Ralibsr unb bas
Gswi&t nod, absr Is i9idt ni&t elm sin-
ages S4iH, ss entfaltet itine SABINE, q
uerfinbet ni&t einutal ben S4atten elmer
9robuns. llnb NOD IN bas ni@t aQss
Grons uibsrRanb lanss. bod @ott ieIbf
isnbst ibm ben 3ppbus iibsr bic 8siat.
uns; bisit @sibel ptrssbrte tdgli& msbl
Solbattn. oils aqs 1attsritn bss Gsinbsi
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-12

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for it superiority over all remedies ever
offered to the public for the SAFE. CERTAIN,
SPEEDY, and PERMANENT cure of Ague and
Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or
long standing. He refers to the entire Western
and Southern country to bear him testimony to the
truth of the assertion that in case whatever will
it fail to if he directions are strictly followed
and carried out. In great many cases a single
dose has been sufficient for a cure, and whole
families have been cured by single bottle, with
perfect restoration of the general health 1t is
however prudent and in every case more certain to
cure, If its use is continued in smaller doses fo1
week or two after the disease has been checked
more especially in difficult and iong-standing
cases Usually this medicine will not require any
AID to keep the bowels in good order. Should the
patient however, require cathartic medicine after
having taken three or four doses of the Tonic
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS will be sufficient
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have
DR JOHN BULLS private stamp on each bottle
DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to manufaet.
nie and sell the original JOHN j. SMITHS TONIC
SYRUP, Of Louisville, KY. Examine well the label
on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on each
bottle, do not purchase, Or you viii be deceived.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-12
IheConpOundOxvgen Treatment
PURE PALM SOAP

A PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY,
ne forty years. and for sale by more than
enoa1 thousand storekeepers. This Soap has no
ns ~ quaIlt5 or cheapness for Bath and Toilet
y ai II 6eIng made of LiBERIAN OIL from the
- AnM s TREE. Packed in boxes containing two
nVe or eight dozen. liberal discount to
soM 9ies sn Dealers. Manufactured by GRAVES q
n nsoS 1865 Christian street, Philadelphia 1t is
s aaeu ny the Oldest resident families physicians
nnu many pnblic nstitutions-.he American Hotel
partmert, and the Turkish Baths.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-12

JOHN L. REED. City Clerk.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-12

Mr.: Chairman said rather en-
6arrassed member of West Side amateur
debating society the other evening, as he
Jumped to his feet, y point to rise of
order! BY that time be had lest his
point, and subsidized only to rise again a
little later in the evening and shout: ':Mr.
resolution II move we lay the Pres.
ident on the tablet"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-12

IHE ARGUS JOB PRINTING Koons
turn 1!u out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Blil Heads, Law Briefs, and all othe,
Kinds OF Printing, in the highest style of
the art, and on the most reasonable terms
And HE ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds of work in that line, neat. Quick
and cheap The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
work a trial. ~ AZ. oN'