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pA8A AOTEL. Gate Herdic House), vii
entirely new mans cement Has just been N!NA9
Thoroughly .t renovated and equipped and ls:f7
suppned WIN every convenience for the comfort OF
guests. Located In beautiful park Of ave acres,
surrounded by some Of the finest mountain scenery
IN pennsylvania Splendid ball room. Billiartis
Bowling and boating, archery and croQuet An ex,
celent nvery and delightful drives Fine hshing
On direct route from Baltimore and Washington 70
Niagara Fails. and from New York ano PhiIadelphis
to mountains or Northern Pennsylvania For Cir
port. r.. ~ By special arrangement, water from
the ceieDrSteo MlnnequA Springs will be supplied
my17eo2m
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n1eP06ERg OF eEOOND-HAND CLOTHING
~ Leftod Clothing, Watches. Gums, Pistess, be
Gan at the best cash prices from tie ONiGiN1L
AEHZOq, S06 9Th st. near Pa avenue Branch. 2s7
prompt attention WIN b given TO al orders.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
- summer Law Lectures mine weekly begin 10th
Suiy, 1919. and end 10th Septtuber. Have proved
their studies at this other Law School .tothose
Wn0 propose to rad privately; and 3rd. 70 act
attic instruction. For circular apn.v 2 .. Unver-
s ay E. Gav va to JOHN B. MINOR q Com and =,
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THIN DRESS GOODS of all kinds, lace nain-
socks, Swiss p2eads, linens, grenadines, etc.
TOW6On'S.
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RETURNS received by innings from all games
played by National B. B. Club during their trip,
at Burletts, 1913 E street, near 14th st,
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WE KNOW Hop Bitters are above and beyon
all as nutritious tonic and curative.
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ONLY 30 CENTS BOTTLE for LodilLe's Hedda.
Specific. Cures almost instantly.
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JORDAN, DARE Co., 1906 F street. are giving
ali their customers one dozen white ties. Do
not forget TO make your purchases Of the above
firm. Their line OF gents furnishings are com
plste. &
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GUNNER BOARDERS received ct the Albermarle
= Female lnGet,tIte. C9arlottesvile. Va, r 80
from june TO october, Rates per day, 81 VEykV
week, Sc; month, $50. Twenty.third an lEsI IL
nual session begins October lst myN fm
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If You Are Bilious,
Tone up your liver. Take QuirE's Irish Tea
Sold by druggists at rs cents a package.
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CITY ITEMS,

A Miserable Being
Is one that is bilious. Get from your druggist
package OF Quirks Irish Tea. Price 25 cents.
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THE sale OF household furniture tomorrow
morning at No. 1902 l. street northwest adyer-
fised oy Walter b. Williams Co., In another
column, win include many articles OF rare value
and rich In workmanship. The advantages OF
attending the sale cannot be overeStimated +
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THE CHILDREN's HOsPITAL.-The board OF
directors OF the Children's hospital last nigh
received the semiannual report on the condi-
Iion or the hospital. DR.. Busey, Of the board or
ADMINISTRATOR, submitted the following noal-
slcian, 3. 3. Adams, MD; first assistant, Tnos.
=; Mallan second assistant, John W. Dunn.
TIE nnance committee were requested to make
inquiries locking to renewal OF the loan of the
institution with reduction OF the rate of in
terest. Mr.. Calf turned over to the board the
title deeds to the property, after which they
adjourned.
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LADIES' GOODS.

FRENCH CHIP HATS
BONNETS.
BEST GOODS AND MOST DESIRABLE SHAPES,
From IS cents to g.
FAYAL SHADE HATS, LEaHORN and
MILAN sTRAws 1t lowest prices
j. P. PALMER,
my29.tr No. 10Y r ST., bet. 18th and 1ah.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
MILLINERY GOODS.
BEST FRENCH CHIP BONNKTs. from ~
BLACK METROPOLIS HATS, Soc. ~
Great variety OF SHADE HATS. SOC. ~
CUR LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY aooDs
AT LOWEST PRICES TO CLOSE
S1OOK.
MADAME. n. j. HUNT
my2s-tf 6Sr and 6@3 ID stresa.
DOUGLASS.
SUMNER MERINo
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
The most complete assortment of cheap and better
quality goods we have yet shown.
my24 tr DOUGLASS 9th street.
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THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER l4rH AND NEW YORK AVENUE
Hard and Soft CRABS and CLANS always ON
Fresh STRAWBERRIE6, Green PEAS, Etc
CHICKENS. Ss
All kinds q MEATS, FRUITS. GAME and vE0K-
TABLES, ct lowest priceA
myl4tr FLANK J. TIBBETs & 90.
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TIE NEW STYLES In light woolens, linen and
other light fabrics for summer wear, are offered
at popular prices, at the Boys Clothing House
OF B. Robinson Co., 300 Pennsylvania avenue +
YDu NJ w OF prfrp
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Our Public Schools.
CLOSING DAY OF THE ADVANCED GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, FOR Girls

CLOSING DAY OF THE ADVANCED GRAMMAR
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The closing exercises OF the advanced gram
mar school for girls, Miss Lane principally, took
place in the hall of the Seaton Building to-day.
Trustee Levejoy. Gen. Brown Superintendent
wilson, Principal Gage and others, including
many OF the parents OF the pupils, were pres.
ent. at the morning session, from 90 to II
O'CLOCK, the pupils were examined 10 physical
Ia Ine afternoon, from ~ to 50, the order OF
exercises was as follows: Chorus; Recitation
from Ode to Immortality, abstract OF ode, Selma
Rynex; recitation from Deserted village, aD-
Stract, Mary Davis; reading from GAS You Like
It," scene III, act l. abstracts, Florence Will
cherus: recitation from King Lear, abstracts,
Sallie McNantz and Clara Biehle: SOLO Nellie
Cate; essay, Country and City, Adeiia Davis;
Think Before you Act, Jenny Simpson; Sele3-
ton, Death Of Minnehaha, Jenny Zeh:
Essay, The Beauties OF Nature, Sarah Saunders:
Essay, A Bird in the Hand, Flora Freyhold;
Chorus selection. The Wind and the Moon,
Lily Spackman; Essay, A Visit to that Point
where there is No Gravity, Kate Proctor; Never
Put Off till Tomorrow, Lizzie Brown; Selection,
Sandalphon, Emma Mason: Essay, Dreams,
Mamie Davis; Essay, Letter from New York,
Lily Hershey; Chorus; Essay, A Thing Of Beauty
is a Joy Forever, Helen Robinson.
The certificates Of admission to the normal
school were presented by Commissioner Dent to
the following: Fanny B. Barley, Clara NJ.
Bull, Elizabeth F. Brown. Jennie L: B!ckford.
Florence nj. Collins, Elizabeth V: Clayton,
Mary E. Chase, Adella l.. Davis, Helen Duffy,
Mary j. Davis Florence Furyhold, Sarah E.
Agnes Macarthur, Salle C. Murray, Helen d.
Robinson, Grace s. Silvers, Lily F. Spacknan,
Mary E. Stockett.
The exercises were concluded by chorus.
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4 tVAAs ,ox,xr WOOD
MOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS COAL.
Full Weieht
OOAL- Best Quality WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt DeliverieA GOAL.
Main once vharves, mill and depot connected with
~,, uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
With unequaled facilities and advantages for eco
nomlcally conducting the wood aud coal trade.
Wnafvee factory extensive store yards enabling ue
70 stock up LARGELY when coal d lowest; Offices
tnrouenout the city, and all In Immediate comuni-
cAuon. assuring prompt attention to orders, We are
TO offer to patrons the best varieties Of
coal at the very lowest prices.
Remember. we insure 4 strictly pure coal. f2a&O
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office mill and depot foot of 18th 18th ana
sts aw. Offices: 1902 L St W.; lll2 9th st. NV.
i41s 9TH st. NV; and 221 Pa ave 81 jy13-tr
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d BRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ia
:, This favorite Summer Resort has been yEeAY
HAMILTON HOUSE, and will be opened on june
18th, for the reception of VISITORS MAJOR d
B. LUCK, of Virginia, Manager.
The finest hotel accommodations in the noun
tains Of Virginia Spring and hair mattresses On
every bed in the hotel. Six alum springs on the
grounds; also one of the strongest c6aly beates in
the country. Popular prices, season 1879. Par day
$3.50; Per week, ga. Per month, Of four week.
$40 to $50 Children under IL and serysnts half
Irice Special terms for families for the entire sea
son First class lawn and ball room: hand smria
stable accommodations S
For pamphlets, &C., address
Mrs. M ]. OOLLEY
HAMILTON HOUSE,,
Washington ID. O.
Or, Y. Is. LOOhs ~ the SprlNgS my22eOlm
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To OBTAIN the very best boys and ch,ldren,s
clothing IL Is absolutely necessary to call at the
Well known house or A. SakS a. Co. Their stock
is unusually large, ana the prices invariably
the lowest. Their taily-ho suit, at 81 50, takes
the lead over all. The bargains they Offer
crowd 3l6 Ith street all day long
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THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR.-The board
OF management or the Agricultural society OF
Montgomery county, Nd, have decided TO hold
the annual fair On the Sd, tth and 9Th OF Septem
Der. Arrangements have been made TO include
within the land now owned by the society, the
property purchased or the heirs OF Lawrence a.
Dawson.
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ATTENTION IS invited to the advertisement OF
A $. Pratt, proprietor OF Rock Enon Springs
aid Baths In this issue OF our paper. An i'm
preston having got abroad that the cuisine
would not be under his management this sea
Son. he desires TO correct such, and to state that
he hotel VIII be conducted just as 1t was last
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SILVER JEw1LRY at Prigg's, 457 Pennsylva-
aYeDne.
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Charged With Killing His Mother.
WHAT Caused The SUDDEN DEATH OF MARY
RI4KE2

About 10 O'Clock last night colored woman.
named Mary Blake, forty years DID, residing in
Union alley, between 18th and 10th and L and
N streets northwest, died suddenly. A few
minutes before Ter death, she and her son. Jas
Fl. Herbert, had a difficulty, and 1t is alleged
that James sUruck bis mother heavy blow In
the body which caused her death. Herbert wa,
arrested by Officer Fisher and retained at the
station house on K street to await an inquest
to-day,
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CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
" ALKALINE LITH1A WATERS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. VA
Also ChalyOeate Waters rich in iron, and O fine
White Sulphur in the Neighborhood.
Open from June LIST to December annually. Un-
equAlled by any mineral waters in America 4 a 4
for the cure Of acid dy spepsia, kidney and vE. ~
bladder troubles, uterine ailments, govt &e1
diseases of the skim and catArrh affections. II is an
unfailing solvent Of calculi These waters have
proved OF great value, IN many other diseases, but
can be more confidently relied on in the above
named than any other mineral springs in this COUP.
try. i guarantee cure, II durable BY mineral
waters. The baths-hot, cold and shower-are un.
excelled anywhere The new aud elegant swimming
pool 50 by ~ feet he largest in the Virginia noun
tains) Ia especially attractive No safer or bet
ter place for ladies and children to learn to swim
The air Of this elevated 10 pare and delicious
1t ie here that hay fever patients part with their
troubles Capon being nearer to all the cities north
of the Potomac than any Of the Virginia springs Of
note by an average OF a hundred and fifty milee,
claims large patronage that score For pleasure
health the Traveller need not further Send for
pamphlets. Direct or cal on w B. THOMPSON,
f03 18th street, WASHING ton, o. for pamphlets or
water. WM. II. SALE, PrOpriotor,
W. LEWIS, Cashier.
Music by werIig's 23d Il. Y. Band. ny3O-lm
DOUBLING GAP, Pa WHITE SULPHUR and
~ CHALYBEATk SPRINGS. located in 4
Cumberland county. open Ju ne L. Rare M
mountain retreat. Terms very moderate Va:
Send for information to j. w. WHEELEk E 20,
Neville. Cumberland county, Pa my27- Inn
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COAL! COALs
am unloading several cargoes of Kalmia Lykana
valley, Lorberry and White Ash
COAL.
which viii be sold ut bottom prices
OAll early and leave your orders.
l. VIM GUINAND,
6$S La. ac. and lot Sc.
Between B and q az
MnAII Ioct OF % b. Sc my7-ly
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DINEY POINT HOTEL.
st. M0rH's County, MARYLAND,
Oren Tor RECEPTION OF guests JUNE lss,
under the management Of the owner, Mrs. yEHAY
JOS. TRAVERS. The hotel has just been Esk*J
thoroughly renovated, furnished and supplied with
irstclass Summer Home for familie1 Terms
% per day. $40 per week and s35 per month. Spe
cia1 arrangements made for families. Daily COM
municstion with Washington, Baltimore aud Nor
folk, by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of
the Lake and Jane Moseley. For further informs.
ton address
MRS JOS. TRAvERS,
my221m Piney Point. st. Mary's Co., Md.
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COVEREIGNs' CO.OPERATIVE A.
~ ISOLATION
lU23 SEVENTH STREET n. w.
We have sole control of the celebrated COM.
MEhCE FLOUR, and guarantee every round sola
nor SATISFACTORY we viii call IT purchsserse reei
per Dbl SnS %
kETORT GAS STOVES and NICKFIrPLArKr,
STUDENT LAMPS at 20 per rent below usual ratee
mySiIu a. b. bCHO FIELD, Manaeer
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19
Wit In the Bud.

Lucy, aged eight, once remarked
Papa often finds fault with mamma,
but he never finds fault with hisself."
A little boy (seven years old. travel
ing in mail train, asked" Which 90
fastest, male or female trains, papa?"
Alice three years oldD:-"Does the
rain ever go up?" No, dear, it
comes down." Alice, triumphantly:-
" But it dries up"
Boy of six to his grandpaps, who is
bald, but bearded like the pard:-
grandfather, what makes you take your
hair off your head and put it on your
chin?"
Governess:-" Now. Jack, if I were
to give twelve pears to Maude, ten to
Edith and three to you, what would it
be?" Jack Jagged six):--"It wouldn't
A little girl of six years, on being
told something which much amused
her, exclsimed:-"I shall remember
that the whole of my life, and when
forget it will write it down."
Said Tom who is five years and four
months old: Mamma, I want to see
what is in that box" "There isn't
anything in it, Tom" "Oh, then I
want to see what there isn't in it,"
I said to my little girl one day
What q large forehead you have got!
1t is just like your fathers. You could
drive pony carriage round it," To
which her brother (five years old said:
Yes, mamma; but on papa's you can
see the marks of the Wheels
"How many?" Gone" Then
gave her another. "How many?"
"One." "Then you see one and one
make ?"-After some consideration and
gazing at the apples" 7',co." said
she. Her mother then gave her third
apple. saying: "And what would that
make?" ooh, mamma" was the in.
slant reply, "Mat would make me sick"
H-had lost his abroad. After
his return home on the occasion of his
dining with his brother-in-law, his lit
tie niece, then in the nursery, was eau
toned to make no personal remark to
him on his lost arm. She obeyed Or
ders implicitly. till she went to kiss
him and say "Good night" Then she
said:-"I haven't said a word about
your poor arm, have II"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19

VALUABLE QUA1Ir1Es.-The good
nurse must be physically as we'll al
mentally adapted to her Office. She
should have good eyesight, hearing,
touch, taste. smell, firm nerves, and
good muscular power. Instances are
not wanting in which fatal mistakes
have been made by nurses in conse-
quence of imperfect eyesight or hear
ing; needless pain is often inflicted
from q want OF delicacy of touch, and
there are some persons to whom
throughout their lives manual dexterity
is an impossibility. Certain mental
qualities are also essential to the eff
Gent nurse. She must be good.tem-
pered and cheerful. not easily depressed
or disturbed, possessed of great pa
thence, observant and accurate. Her
moral character is also OF importance;
she must DO sober and vigilant, trust
full, Trustworthy and conscientious. It
must be remembered that the lack OF
some of these qualities is not compen'
stated for by any special excellence in
others, nor by any amount OF enthusi-
asm. 1t cannot be too clearly under.
stood that nursing is by no means q
poetical or sentimental occupation, but
that it is often very painful and
one. To tit any one for
the Occupation needs special capacity
and training.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19

It is q well-known fact in science that
small boys toothache Immediately
disappears as soon as he enters the
dentists Office to have painful tooth
extracted. This remarkable and sud.
den style of cure rarely extends itself
to other diseases and to grown-up per-
sons. However, a case of this nature
comes from Dennison, Texas. A young
lady had severe attack of lock-jaw-
which rarely attacks o woman-and it
promised fatal results. When the
physician came and opened q case OF
Sharp instruments the girl became SO
terrified that the lock jaw fed forever.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19
Hawkeye Editorial Dots.

Banged hair is going out OF style in
Colorado.
l. s. Kalloch is about we'll enough to
get shot again.
A South Hill man named his bay
mule Parthian," because he gives his
worst shot in retreat.
The New York Neus asks where
shall we procure pure milk ?" and Full
Ter the junior, of Rockland, suggests
that "he try cow"
The Empress Eugene always dimes
alone and in her own apartment
Alone?' Alb, ah ! We have it ! Bet
you a dollar she eats pie with her
knife.
Single man, eir?" asked the lawyer
as the witness took his place. "Yes,
SIR" was the reply. Lawyer "Wife
living ?" Confusion and rapid explana-
tons.
The Camden Post says about " one
half of the photographers appear to be
scoffers at religion" So they do know
enough about religion to say something
about it !? Well, that's encouraging.
This country is threatened with an
other race" between Hanlan and
Courtney. Couldn't they arrange it
this time so that the men wouldn't have
to 60 near the water at all, or leave
their homes?
The new mince pie of 1S79.80 opens
the season with new ingredient that
hasn't been analysed yet. 1t looks like
leather parings, but tastes more like
tobacco stems. It promises to become
very popular.
ON THE TRAIN.
From the Car window he looked to see
The landscape rushing by;
1t came along, lie picked itup,
He caught it with his eye,
Wrathfully jerking in his head,
To dig for the singing cinder,-
We dare not print the words he said,
When his hat flew out the winder
The steady going old world doesn't
make many mistakes and never pro-
duces an article until there is some use
and demand for it. The nickel cigar
did not begin to grow until there arose
o class Of young men who buy six suits
OF clothes a year on thirty dollars q
month.
The North Carolina papers tell of q
man in Mecklenburg county who
lighted fire in his house when he was
married, So years ago, and has kept it
burning ever since. 1t may be 80 !;
there is nothing wonderful about it,
but We should think it would soon be
gin to tell ION his nerves and show on
his nose.
The use Of whisky for rattlesnake bites
in Texas has increased so enormously
during tho past year that the over
worked snakes have resolved to leave
the state unless the board of immigra-
ton reinforces them strongly. They
work on double time, and yet can't do
half the biting that is demanded by the
consumers. One snake who does bust
ness at Port Lsvaca is six weeks be-
hind his orders, and three of the clerks
are sick.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19
About Great Men.

Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson gave his
lecture on Memory" to the " Concord
School of Philosophy not long ago.
He had q very large audience. and went
through the work admirably with the
help of his daughter. His voice Was
clear and distinct ; he used his old &C.
customed emphasis ; and when he came
to an idea he particularly liked, his
tones took on a peculiar tenderness,
and smile dawned upon his face. He
appeared to keep up his enthusiasm to
the very end of the reading.
President Grevy's country life in the
Jura is marked by the quietest simplic-
ity-only guard or few soldiers at
bis garden.gate indicates hic position.
He spends his days roaming with dog
and gun, with no guests but his family,
his secretary and few neighbors.
Birds aud vegetables are his chief hob
bies-he is very fond of his kitchen
garden and of the feathered pets that
live in an enormous aviary. His
grounds are large and pleasant, but his
house is insignificant. He has small
study full OF law books, with several
editions of La Fontaine, his favorite
author; and near it is an excellent
billiard-room, the President being
much attached to this game.
The Emperor of Germany neither
smokes nor snuffs, but is very fond of
flowers and fresh air. "AeAr Luft.
n'ehr Luft" is a delicacy he is ever in
quest Of. He drinks but very little
wine, Lut has good appetite for solid
nutriment. He is an early riser-he
sleeps on a very hard bed under the
lightest of covering-and his first meat
IS cup OF coffee and q biscuit. His
midday meal is taken as if he had sud.
denly dismounted at q wsyside Inn and
desired to snatch morsel Of nourish.
ment before pressing on to engage the
enemy. On the ledge of bookcase
bearing the inscription Kriegsgeshichte,
the Emperors frugal lunch is placed.
which he always takes alone, not even
sitting down the while, but wandering
ABOUT the room opening q volume or
examining the various objects of art
and beauty stored in perplexing pro-
fusion around.
When Carlyle goes into his native
county, as it has long been his custom
frequently to do, he is q welcome visit
or at the home of an old pupil living
in Kirkaldy, where Carlyle once kept
school. On one occasion when making
a visit, his host late at night said
I" Now. Mr.. Carlyle, we are going to
have family worship" thinking lie
might wish to retire before it was be.
gun. But Carlyle at once replied :
" Well, bring me the Book and iii read
for you The Bible was given to him,
and he began to read at the beginning
of the Book Of Job. For time it was
delightful to listen to him, as he went
on through chapter after chapter, in
terspersipg quaint parenthetic re-
marks. But 1t soon became evident
that he was in danger Of reading
through the whole Book of Job. At
last his niece, by whom he was &C
companied, recalled him to himself,
saying: " The servants must be weary
and will wish to go to Sleep" Where
upon he closed the book with sharp,
short. clasp-like sound, and betook him.
self to the next room and to his pipe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19

At wedding down in Texas the
groom insisted on carrying his ride
with him up the aisle of the church to
the altar. A rifle on the shoulder and
a bride upon the arm is something OF .
novelty. even in Texas. The groom
explained that he had rival, and lie
didn't want the latter to get the "drop"
on him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19

At . legal investigation of a liquor
seizure the judge asked an unwilling
witness: "What was in the barrel that
you had?" The reply was "Weu,
your honor, it was marked whisky
on one end OF the barrel and Pat
Duffy on the other end, so that I can't
say whether it was whisky or Pot Duffy
was in the barrel, being as am on my
oath"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-12-19

ANr1.pAsr1.-These are stimulants to
appetite and this is the Italian word for
il. A small piece of cheese. an olive.
q leaf of any salad, dipped in vinegar.
o slice of strongly-spiced sausage or
ham. q slice of cool lemon, two or three
grapes. All these are considered quick
stimulants to appetite.