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AUCTION SALES,
Il A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
NE gIs L street northwest
FUTURE DAYS

X, A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
lJs gis Il street northwest,
TRUSTEES SALE F DESIRABLE NEW
TllREE-STOHY PRESSED BRICK FRONT
DWELLING, NO, 2l0i II STREET N. w.
Dy order OF decd OF trust dated June H. a. ID.
1911 duly recOrde in lib s9s folio No ~! ne OF inc
land records Of the Dist let ofCOlumban az lhew,t.
ten request of the party secured hcrnbywe WI se' az
public au tOn, in front OF tho pran ises, ON fltlDA
the eth day of August 1879 at $500 clock D. .thr fol-
lowing de crlbcd real estate situate IN the CITY OF
Wash ngton d. G., to wilt All that piece or parcel OF
ground described the west twenty feet front OF lou
numbered nineteen In square mum "red 5eVeIty-Iiic
by the tei of lot, beginning Tor the 50 @ W we
northwest corner of said lot and running east hluns
the line of North II street twenty feet thence south
one hundred aud twenty-five feet; thence west twenty
leet aud thence north me hundred and twenty-five
feet to the point of beg ming together with the lm
prOvemcnts, &C., &c, ,
Terms one-third cash, and ba ance in six, twelve
eighteen months with interest at eight per cent.
per nnnum until aid, or nl ash, ut the option OF tne
purchaser sOJ d. post To be paid ut time OF SAFE hnu
all conyeyanclng at purchasers cost III terms OF safe
are not compiled with in seven days, the property
VIII be rosod at the risk ad cost OF the COMPUTING
purchaser WIN. u. CASSIN,
WIN. N. ROACH,
au5co&ls u uslees
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pROPO2AL0
DRoPosALs FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMS AND
BEAM PLATES.

OfPtCE ON BUILDING FoR
STATE, WAR ASH Navy DEPARTMENTS,
OLD BumpING NAVY DEpARrMr, l7TH ST.
WAs1ffNaTOS, y. G., August 2, 1870.
Sealed proposals for firni hing d delivering
Rolled Iron ANS and Cast Iron Beam Plates at the
site Of the north wing Of the building for state War
aud Navy Departments in tins city, Will be received
NJ this office until ~ IN. OF August s. 1879 and opened
Immediately there liter In the presence OF b .defs.
Specifications, schedule, general Instructions Tor
bidders and blank forms of proposals Will be iur-
nlshpd to regular manufacturers aud dealers only,
upon app icatiOn to this office. .
(Sgned) TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
aust Lieut. Col. Corps OF Engineers.
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PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATORS.

OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITEcr
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
wAsHTNuTON, d. G., August ., 1870.
Scaled proposals will be received at this office until
- IN the eth day of August 1870 TOR furnishing,
delivering, fitting and putting in pa'e complete, two
hydraulic Elevators In the Treasury building, IN nc.
cord.nce with drawings and specifications, copies Of
which, aud any additional information may be had
on application ut this office. -
JAS. q. HILL,
aus Supervising Architect.
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GREAT
1879
1879

mo rup PENN5Yk u EsS EquIi6Er ruwrsr
spLrNb R4'shES HaHGS $5S EQUIP
TRAINS LrH n hEEeH HTNE Y rom Depot cor
ner of sixth and b streets, AZ follows:
For Pltlsburg and the West, 1880 u, m. daily, with
r ht 10 Cincinnati, st. Louis ana Chicago
ioPr n 5g wi'b P PsEiS LsS S ASIhElGReS2p
For CanandagUa. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North NJ B;,I y, M, daily, except sunday
@ daily I % L6 %a"iH aSsn
For New York and the Fast 1850 = m; daily except
Sched I'm hmed i E.pie "s o Pullman ParOr Cara
$50 q. IN. daily. except Sunday. ,
at Jersey tity with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
RfOrdnR direct transfer 70 Fulton street, ayoll.
ing double ierrlage and Journey across Nc" YORK
For Philadelphia, ss5 q. m, and 1880 y; N. daily
is tsG Expr t Saj 8 S ay except sunday.
For baltimore GO, sSj, $3.50 a m, and 1880, 40 4;r
p, m, daily, except sunday ioso a. me- $780, 7'4o
For Ropes Creek Line, GO m. and 40 p IN, daily
For XnhapoiS tao II, m. and 12O p. daily, except
ALEXASbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For AieXandTa d. 7i5 s. TO- II a m, and il5, 8, i2o
5, o., and 1880 p M On sunday H. m' Eio'
For 'iSiGhmond and the south, $3.50 u m. daily and
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington, Q, 7;i5, 8,
0, 10, II a NJ and I, 8. 4i2o, 8, o and II p m
on sunday 40 aud lOh ~, ana op. ~ ,.-.,.. NJ,
oommodRtious can bo procured NJ the oiices-north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PennsylyAnia
vania avenue and at the depot where orders can be
len for the checking ofbasgase TO destinations nom
h0'si' anu p 'FiIXWMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT 42O A. M.
An .svw vd [S9ye Wqih,q YtsG l,,r AND nos
TON ExP R hI leo t CITY. on Sundays 10
naps Sa JSps = inh aRoSel Elk Ridge
and Noun. wnans Breatast y a. Relay station
ssa.SaS Ana
soo@ fH 4 Iii So s HNp LAUREL EXPRESS.
Sho.POiqt OF Rocks, Piedmont. s,TasOurg, winches-
SO AND BA linn farof Car 10
Nsw Y2T 6ii Ana PhadsPhhiac o1Umeus AND
PiTTsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick. Hagers-
ThToas IN" car 10 sfsuhon n pullman Cars to en-
cinnati daily. Grafton to sandusky daily, except
9oO--.On Sunday only-Baltimore, Annapolis and
c;ooNBALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops q, Blaaens-
burg, College, Beitsville. Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups and Hanover
%0h An1aRq Pcpts cy snS W T5
issIton Sunday oniysB iSs m 1s and Way
aB&%JR%SSS ~ gfy i|s!Ess AND LAY
.sotfea' 3 RSsE. Fssas.icka m as YIN %"
Seis sa and WV VIZ S sSas SUNDAY Point
fFHhRas S SPd SE s' &SB
Wv TiMoRE EXPREss, Norfolk, except sunday,
Norfolk passengers taken in The cars direct TO
osoDPo 1t o Of RocGs Sad Way stations wi"
alimHlS GsH Ty Enlcon City via
sssps aa G aS fsSas
lOI5GcfNEw SY YoRHR, puILA DELPHIA, AND BAL,
Laurel. sleeping car to New York, and special
nOo1fsF HE6 81 GNB ciSScfNNATI EXPRESS
tDaiiy. tsund is only Other trains daily, except
Ali Trains stopat Relay Station.
further Information Apply ut BhltltnOTo anu
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The Immcnsity of London,

Of all the great citi es, London, on the
whole, contains the most to interest and in
struct Americans. II has doubled in popua-
tion in the memory of men still young. Most
readers remember when Macauley's history
appeared. In his first volume the author con-
trasted the grandeur of the modern city with
the London of Charles II. and boosted that the
number Of inhabitants had increased from
little more than five thousand to at least ono
million nine hundred thousand. In the brief
time that has passed since Macauley wrote,
the one million nine hundred thousand has
become four million.
A few contrasts taken from the best esti-
mates will give some suggestions Of the i'm
mcnse magnitude of the city. 1t is aptly de-
scribed as a province covered with houses.
New York is equal in population to the aggre-
gate ofMaine aud New Hampshire. London
equals Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont.
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and
California all together. 10 equal the city of
London, here we should have to bring together
the people of the following cities New York,
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, st. Louis, Chicago Bos-
ton, Baltimore, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Buff
falo, San Francisco, Washington and Louisville.
The transient people in New York are about
10000; in London 100000. In New York a
baby is born every fifteen minutes and death
occurs every seventeen minutes. In London
birth occurs every six minutes and a death
every eight. The drinking places in New
York set in one street would extend seventeen
miles those in London seventy-three miles.
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Georgetown River Front.
Arriyed-schooners sRlle w Kay Dowdy, Phla-
delphia Eddy, -, Philadelphia; Agg,e Marston,
RucktOrt, Me
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

GTEAMER MATTANO Captain
- william II. Byes), on and after >J{Iss.91s. n
April 20. leaves wharf foot OF sixth ssSSk2adRsftS
and streets every tuesday, Thurs -
day, and Sunday. Mt q. m. for the Potomac River
landings on Sundays for MattoN Creek, Coltons,
and landings in 81. Clements bay. On Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings in Wcomco river. On
Tuesdays Tor Colton's and landings In Nomni Creek.
Returning on Monday Wednesday and Friday morn.
ings, making Intermediate landings. Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up
For further Information inquire nj offices OF a. j..
SHERIFF No. 32s and ilit Pennsylvania avenue, or
at office, foot of Sixth and streets southwest
my21tf q Il. JONES. Agent
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FOR SALE.

nor sALE-A FARM OF $50 ACRES IN ROSS
Il county, Ohio, nine miles from Chlicohe. the
county seat, ne-ada half miles from railroad sta
ton; $50 acres cleared $500 lapple trees in bear
Ing acres In grapes &c excellent soil good build,
ings, and well fenced This IN a hrs class farn and
will b. sold very low and on easy terms CITY pro-
erty viii be taken In exchange. For null Information
inquire OF j. b. LAWYER $40 + street. aus q
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEyENTH AND L SITS. ". W.

Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEVENTH And L SITS. ". W.
Gives education for real life TO and daughters
The course comprises Penmanshp, Spelling. Compo-
sition Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, single
and Double Entry bookkeeping, Business Practice
Political Economy. COMMERCIAL Law and Lectures
Day and evening sessions Open for reception Of stu
dents last Monday In August and thereafter For par
ticuars visit the College or address
aus II. G. SPENCER Principal.
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE - ESSENTIALLY
two 1ns s ae e oes IN en-.
E ID SEND 'i for catalogue Rey ~ NJ JELLY D. D.,
The spacious buildings of this college located at
New Windsor, Ma three hours ride by rail from
f parts OF Western Maryland. 1t has full corps Of
competent and ns course rs II
branches Including ancient and modern lnngnages'
aT neae rarSns or auasns in Washington having
youth to educate invited to visit the college and
learn OF is advantages. ly22eo?n
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
ArTHE
Spacious Music Han, 432 Ninth street.
TUITION.
Singing & &S'V T. 10, sS and ss5 rom begin.
Lessons given at pupils residence when requested
Send py w srca nsa'herS' FREE BuhGsAnD
Iel33mA Director.
CHI n q A RAY INSTIT u Il Il,
1877 and 1879 spruce street, Philadelphia Pa.
Boarding and Day School for Dung Ladies and
Children Greek, Latin, English, French German,
Italian, Spanish. French is the language OF the iaii'
ny my2s saS0 s MHB f DHERvILLY, Principal.
LESSONS IN ELOCUTION
BY
EDWARD q. wNSEND,
At No. ma Nuth street northwest, oelgtf
TIME RoSsLYN SEMINARY.
4 No 1880 l streot near Sixteenth street north
wort Miss Il. Ross, Principal Mrs Slddons Teacher
OF EloCuton; Miss Belle Ogden English Assistant
and II Mason, Teacher OF French deoStf
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suBrREAsuRY BALANCES.
Pacific Mining Stocks.

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9iioi vi
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FINE FARMS FOR SALE.

No. /. A very valuable Farm, adjoining the village
OF Falls Church; fine new House and all necessary
outbuldings everything first class; land III highest
state of cultivation.
No. .. Desirable Farm adjoining Falls Church, con-
tanning III acres all In good state of cultivation
improved by Hne, large, brick dwelling and all me-
cessary outbuildlngA VIII be sold ut great bargain
No, 3. A fine large Farm containing 90 acres, d.
rectly upon the railroad aud turnpike to Alexandria
ten minutes ride from Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road depot; fine speculation for capitalists.
No. 4 Fine Farm OF 265 acres, between Washington
and Alexandria, ten minutes walk from the stations
two good Dwelling Houses, commanding q tine view
OF the Potomac from Georgetown Heights TO Fort
Washington; one of tile most desirable residences 10
be found in this neghborhood.
No. s. Elegant Country Residence, near Falls
Church Just finished: commanding q hne view OF
the entire surrounding country most beautiful loca-
ton In the vicinity; VIII sell or trade for city property
Also q large number of small Farms for sale or
trade on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL III. LUNT,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Southwest corner Ninth street and Penna. avenue.
iy!-eOlm
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
n FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DlSTRI-
BUTTON, CLASS II, AT NEW ORLEANS TUES
DAY, AUGUST II, IS79-llith MONTHLY DRAW.
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Competition Not the Life of Trade.

Eight sweet Florida oranges for a
dime, here: fifteen cents a dozen J.
bawled an orange peddler, as h.
stopped his wagon close to the curb
stone on Fifth street yesterday, where a
small crowd was congregsted.
Another peddler Of oranges drew up
to the same spot and went him one bet
ter, as follows:
Eight sweet Florida oranges for
nine cents the only oranges in the
State of Ohio that are fit to eat"
Eight sweet oranges for eight cents, "
screamed No. l erich and juicy, and
not picked by yellow fever patients, like
some oranges know Of"
Eight large, fine oranges for seven
cents" retorted No. 2, and the crowd
began to manifest an interest in the
proceedings.
Eight delicious oranges for six
cents,' yelled No. l, and looked black
as the Moor of Venice at his competi.
tor.
Eight overgrown oranges for five
cents, and they're the only oranges in
tie city not stuffed with saw-dust."
Eight for four cents !"
Eight for three cents !"
Eight for two cents |"
Eight for one cent T.
Eight for-nuthin', by gracious +
yelled the desperate dealer.
"Nuf ced !" exclaimed his rival leap
ing to the ground and beginning to
transfer the eight-fcr- nothing fruit into
his own wagon "nuf ced, yer oranges
amt worth no more than that nohow,
but SEEM it's you, II take the whole
lot at that price," and all the while he
was scooping them out in handfuls OF u
dozen.
III take o hatful at them fggers u
yelled newsboy, as he climbed upon
the wheel.
So II l !" screamed another.
Here, too |"
Make room ON that wheel fol
| uncle
The unfortunate man whose stock
was being reduced at such unprofir able
figures whipped up his horse and es-
capped with a few oranges under the
seat, and as he whirled around cor.
ner he stopped swearing long enough
to say he could kill the man who said
that competition Vas the life of trade
l-Cimcinnati Enquirer.
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Detroit Currency.

It is best to get ready for hot sum-
mer whether it comes nr not.
The man who Can make something out
Of nothing should go to Leadville.
Never too old to learn. The English
meu should have known that the Amer
lean horse would win. That's what he
went over there for.
Simon Cameron pretends that he was
once printer and used to work an old.
fashioned hand-press but he must
walk straight for all that.
The Mayor of New York says he will
have clean streets or funeral OF street
commissioners, and the people there
don't care much what happens.
Those Omaha chaps who burned up
a man in straw stack had more fun at
the time than they ever did since. IL
is very comic if you don't get caught
ut it.
Over 500 decoy ducks were shot to
pieces on st. Clair Flats last year, by
eastern sportsm,n. The law against
killing wooden ducks should be strictly
enforced.
Down in Indiana when they don't
know whether man Is crazy or not,
they give him butcher knife. II he
stabs two or three persons it Is o proof
that he is insane.
Russia Aogs peasants who neglect to
pay their taxes. If this was the custom
in this country, several of San Fran.
cisco's most prominent politicians would
oct their backs scored.
just ask the druggist for "some Of
that stuff to keep mosquitoes away"
He'll tumble in a minute, and II you
keep the front blinds closed no one will
see you at work on the bedstead.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
has heard from the war. 1t says: "A
terrific engagement took place on the
9th ult., between the Chilians and Boz
livians. One Brigadier General lost his
hat"
In an old barn in New York State
Horace Greeley once wrote in pencil on
q board: 1.-The whale moves with q
velocity, through dense body OF wa
ter, that would carry him around the
world in fortDight's time"
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Things Worth Knowing.

1. That fish may be scaled much
easier by dipping into boiling water
about minute.
2. That fish may as we'll be scaled.
if desired, before packing down in
salt; though, in that case, do not scald
them.
3. Salt fish are quickest and best
fresheued 10y soaking III sour milk.
4. That milk which is turned or
changed may be sweetened aud rem
dered tit for use again, by stirring in u
little soda.
s. That salt will curdle new milk
hence, in preparing milk-porridge,
gravies, etc. the salt should not be-
added until the milk 10 prepared.
&. That fresh meat, after beginning
to sour, will s"eeten if placed out Of
doors in the cool over night.
z. That clear boiling water will re
move tea-stalns and many fruit-stains.
Pour the water though the stain, ami
thus prevent its spreading over the
fabric.
8. That ripe tomatoes will remove
ink and other stains from white cloth;
also, from the hands
y. mat teaspOOnIul Oh turpentlne
boiled with your white clothes will aid
the whitening process.
10. That boiled starch is much i'm
proved by the addition of u little spei III
or little salt, or both, or little gum
arabic dissolved.
IL. That beeswax and salt will make
your hat-irUns us clean and smooth as
glass. Tie lump of wax in rag, and
keep it for that purpose. When the
irons are hot, ruD them first with the
wax-rag. then scour with a paper or
cloth sprinkled with salt.
II. That blue ointment and kero.
sene, mixed in equal proportions, and
applied to bedsteads. is an unfailing
bed bug remedy; and that coat OF
whitewash is ditto for the walls of 6
log house.
ID. That kerosene will soften boots
or shoes which have been hardened by
water, and render them as pliable as
new.
IA. That kerosene will make the tir
tea kettles as bright as new. Saturatt
q WOODEN rag and rub with it. 1t viii
also remove st ,ins from clean varnishee
furniture.
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A Sad Life Story.

This morning a lady spoke to me
While writing, asking q question In
English, and we had q conversation
perhaps twenty minutes long. Such
q life history AZ she revealed was
enough to make ones heart ache for
her. aud cause the tears to come, al
though her eyes kept dry, and her
voice steady. Her parents we're Scotch.
but her father was appointed to the ser
vice III India, and there she was born,
her mother dying when she was an i'll
FAINT. When older she was sent to
France to school. where at the age of
fourteen she married q French noble
man who was q general in the late
French war, and left her in Paris with
nine children during the siege. There
they suffered all sorts of privations.
not being able to buy fresh food often
times, aud in the midst of all, q distem-
per broke out, which took from her
five children in one week, aud almost
Immediately after she received news Of
her husbands death at Metz Then,
feeling that she could not live in France,
she came to villa she owned al
Naples, and here lost her youngest
child; while just now, besides being
sick herself. her only daughter is lying
ill ut Jerusalem, whittier she had gone
on u wedding tour.
And as she told me all this, there
came almost involuntarily from her
lips, Chow true it is, each heart
knoweth its own bitterness" In this
way comes to Us very often such sad
stories of the experience of those with
whom we come in contact, that We
thank God, and take courage i'll our
own path, f, cling that it is strewn with
flowers we thought not OF till we knew
of the crosses others have to bear.
No doubt our friends would prefer
to be excused from our coming four
days journey from Naples to Alexandria
by steamer, which We cannot anticipate
either as a pleasant or disagreeable
"trip, old Neptune is so chaDgeable. 1t
will remain for my next letter to tell
you all about it. Our greatest trial
thus far has been to know just what
line of steamers to decide upon taking,
there are SO many and conflicting
stories. The Rubbatino, the Florio,
aud the French line, all hang out their
flags near together. But which is the
best? which il the safest? are the
questions. As the French are the most
generally liked, We shall probably be
able to give our experience on that in
the course of week, and thus save
some other travellers the amount of in
vestigation which has been necessary
for us-Emma d. SouthUick in BOSto'.
7rarelier.
A rare occurrence is noted in the
l. ndon Neus from the far East, the con-
version of European to Buddhism.
The person in question is AL Austrian
saramt, and he obtained from the King
of Siam permission to pass his novitiate
in the magnificent temple attached to
the palace. His reception gave rise to
q most imposing ceremony. He will
have to spend four years completely
isolated from the world.
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CATCHING ANTS. In New Mexico the
following method of catching ants is
both popular and ttiicacious few
large champagne bottles are buried in
The ground, near the entrance to the
pest, till their tops are flush with the
ground. Every ant going to or coming
rom the colony will ut once walk up,
peep over and then drop in. When he
gets to the bottom he finds himself in
NE middle of free fight, in which legs
md antenn@ are chawed off with alarm
ing recklessness. Two or three days
affice to accumulate half.a-dozen quarts
ants. and completely exterminate
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Colonel Won Borcke, the Prussian Of
pcer who attended Prince Frederick
Dnaries to the marriage of his daughter
- the Duke of Counaught, fought, it is
'aid, tor more than two years of our
civll war, on the Confederate side. He
got a bullet in his left lung which the
poctors were unable to extract, and
vent over to london, where he wrote
"a account OF his war experience for
btackwood.
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Facetious old gent Ito passenger
with u saw" You show your teeth.
SIR" (Chuckles.)
Crusty carpenter -" You don't.
Cause why ?-y' amt got none !"
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He who climbs above the cares OF the
W rid. and turns his face to his God,
has found the sunny side of life.
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Success is dazzling. Men are so
constituted that every body undertakes
what he sees another successful III,
whether he has an aptitude for it or not.
One prosperous gold miner in Cali
fornia gives half continental fever fol
seeking gold. One successful general
fills the dreams of thousands of youth
with the possibilities of military re-
nOwn.
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Trees begin to uie at the tops-Men
begin to dye there, too.
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CUCUMBER PICKLEs.-Fill porce'
lain kettle about half full; fill it up
with cold water nearly to the top. Put
it on the stove and let the water heat as
soon as it will, stirring with the hand
all the time. When the water is too
warm for the hand pour it all of and
fill Immediately with cold water and
heat it az before. Do this niue times.
and the last time add little lump OF
pulverized alum to the water. Put the
pickles into cold vinegar, and they will
come out round, plump and crisp.
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