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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

gayety around them. But the worst
OF dismal bridegroom is that his glum
looks may work upon his brides nerves
and make her cry. There are brides
whs feel called upon to sob in church.
at the breakfast. and again at the hour
of departing. Anything is better than
this. TIE bridegroom cuts most mis-
cradle figure when he is made to appear
As brute who is carrying off an i'm
questionable maiden against her will,
and the bride herself does not shine
out to her greatest advantage when she
lapses into the melting mood several
times over in one day. Some tears are,
of course, excusable, and one honest,
unprecedented outburst at the mo-
ment when the newly welded wife
leaves the home where she has
been happy is but proof of
good. heartedness which the bride.
groom should note as a glad augury,
seeing that oldhearted girls do NOT, as
a rule, make warmly attached wives.
On the whole, however, let a wedding
he mirthful without levity |; aud, as it
is the bridegroom who strikes the key
note of the prevailing sentiment ut n
wedding, let him clothe his features in
serenity. By doing so he may obtain
conformation for the mistakes which
men in his plight are liable to commit /;
such ~ forgetting the ring. putting a
hotel bill instead Of twenty five dollar
note Oh the parsons book by way of
fee, or answering, absently, Il" l suppose
so, when the critical question, Wilt
thou take this womau," ETC., is pro
pounded to him. Beside, lively
bridegroom makes u gay marriage feast.
When the brides health is proposed
the bridegroom is not called upon to
make facetious Grafton like the Jolly
dog who returns thanks for the brides
maids ; but he may at least so deliver
himself as to reassure his new family
AS to his having no propensity toward
pressing. For the rest, let it be remem'
bered that the ordeal of wedding is
quite MS trying to a man as it Is to u
woman. From the morning when he
awakes and begins to wonder whether
his new b. OTIS will allow hin to walk
with agility, down to the moment when
he drives off with his wife. followed by
volley of Old shoes and rice, his up
permost feeling is that the ceremonies
of this life are only tolerable t. those
wao are accustomed to them and that
man must be undergoing his tuird or
fourth welding before he can quite fall
IN with the ways and humors Of the
thing Home JOurnak.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

The order of the red men: "Give
Injun heap more gun. powder un
whisky" The order of the white men
Move on"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16
Giving Him a Chance to Talk.

To get rid of importunate book
agents, etc., generally costs some troub.
le. A Detroit mans expedient did,
the other day; but the methed conveyed
hint quite likely to be taken and re-
membered:
A merchant doing business near the
foot of Jefferson Avenue used to spend
about half his time in explaining to
callers why he could not sign petitions,
lend small sums, buy books or invest
in moonshine enterprises, but that
time has passed, and it now takes him
only two minutes to get rid of the most
persistent case. The other day q man
ca led to sell him map of Michigan.
He had scarcely made known his errand
when the merchant put on his hat and
said {:
"Come, and I'll see about it,"
He led the way to q boiler-shop,
two blocks distant, wherein hundred
hammers were pounding at iron, and
walking to the center Of the shop, and
into the midst of the desfening racket,
he turned to the agent and kindly
shouted:
"Now, then, if you know Of any spe-
cial reasons why 1 should purchase a
map of Michigan, please state them at
length"
The man with the maps went right
out without attempting to state " reason
the one" and the merchant TRANQUILITY
returned to his desk to await the next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

An elderly gentleman in New York
who for some years has been expert
mening with the juice of the milk
wed, with reference to substituting it
for India rubber, has discovered some
thing which he regards as far more
valuable than the object lie was seeking
He has succeeded in producing solu-
ton that converts all fabrics into
water. proof goods. Thr most delicate
colored silks, broadcloths, kid gloves,
feathers, furs, velvets, ostrich plumes,
when treated to this process. cannot, in
appearance, be distinguished from those
not subjected to it. But floods of water
will run off of pink silk dipped in the
bath two years ago, ostrich feathers do
not have curl disturbed, and tie
water standing on the goods collects i'll
globules like mercury, even as 1t does
on the leaves of some plants, notably
those of the lotus, which can be found
in the River Rouge, near this city.
Nor does the solution fill up the pores
y the cloth. A company with a CAPT
taI of $4,000, 900 has been established.
Detrou Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

ACCIDENT TICKETS. 1t is the habit
In Scotland, as in America, to sell insur-
ance tickets with railroad tickets when
the traveller desires them. The Cyst OF
these insurance tickets, good for one
day. is but penny. and the company
agrees to pay a certain sum in case Of
death within the twenty four hours, or
Certain SUM weekly in case OF injury.
1t is rather remarkable that there should
not BE- single insured person on that
fated Dundee train, but SO the insur-
ance companies assert. This brings up
suggestion of improvement in the
method of giving tickets for this pur
pose. There should be some method
by which the friends of the deceaseh
conid find out whether or not he hal
been insured. Almost every one on
the train that went into the lay might
have been insured. yet there is no way
Of fnding it out. Many of the bodie-
have been swept out to sea, and if they
are ever found it is doubtful whether
All insurance ticket on their persons
would be decipherable.- Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

Several of the dining. room servants
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. N. Y, have
been engaged there since the house was
opened nearly a quarter of a century
aHO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

1t isn't safe to make light of dark
horse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

If length of days be thy portion,
make it not thy expectation. Reckon
not upon long life; think every day
the last, and live always beyond thy
count. He that so often surviveth his
expectation lives many lives, and will
scarce complain of the shortness of his
days. Time past is goHe like shadow
make time to come present. - [Sir
Thomas Browne.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

CREAM CAKE.-Three eggs, one cup
of sugar (white), one and one-hslf cups
of -four, three tablespoonfuls of water,
one teaspoonful of baking powder;
bake in two ordinary pie tins; when
done split open and ill with the fol-
lowing cream: One pint OF sweet milk,
one cup of sugar; put over the fire; let
it come to the boiling point and add
two eggs, we'll beaten, two tai lespoon-
fuls of cornstarch, dissolved in little
milk, butter the size of an egg; boil
and stir quickly. SO as not to scorcn;
add lemon or vanilla favorlng.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

Conn SoUP.-Take six ears of cora,
cut and scrape from the cob so as to got
all of the milk, add water enough to
prevent it frem burning, boil twenty
minutes. then add one pint of milk,
butter the siza of an egg, little salt
and pepper to suit the taste, let it come
to boil, then serve while hot.
One Of the best and cheapest nipple
ments for stirring the soil of flower pots
ia an old four-tined table fork,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

IMMENSE SToNEs.-In the erection of
the pyramids of Egypt the immense
stones used were obtained from the
quarries in the Arabian hills, and were
carried over the river by bridge of
boats. They were then brought by
means Of u causeway, which of itself it
took ten years to construct, and which
is said to have been fine work, with
its polished stones add figures of ami
mails engraved on them. One hundred
Thousand men were employed at time,
and these were relieved by the same
mum er at the end of three months. A
long time was spent in leveling off the
rocks on which the edifice stands, and
twenty years for the edifice itself. The
stones were raised, step by step. by
means OF machine made of short pieces
of wood. and, last Of all, commencing
from the top, the stones we're cemented
together by layers of cement not thick
er than strip of paper, the strength of
which is improved by the age of these
enormous materials.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-16

Whatever may be the ultimate out
come OF Mr.. Eiison's experiment he
has certainly succeeded in making the
holders of gas stock uneasy. Reports
from all over the country show that gas
stocks have dropped several pegs since
the New York Hsrdld's announcement
that his last production was success,
and the depreciation has even extended
t, Europe,a cable dispatch announcing
that there has been a decided decline
III London. Mr.. Edison has clearly
made himself factor to be considered
by the man who feels moved to specu-
late in gas stock.-Ha,ckeye.
, 1880-09-06

-, -, ,, q
W experience. Eoua lctttnOnlAls, and ntst-clhs4
rGfuEsncvs Ait1RuVn ~ xovsfucs4 1 fAMilYi k!nd
Itektment iuoEe IN object than Nsges. Addxess u
Tribune o2o@, -
, 1880-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


New bills will bo presented Mt every houso In
town Tonight. At Mcvickcr's Jush,n Whit
comb, tho Now England farmer. makes his re-
appearance. and that rcnppcarnnco will he, II
wo cnsl tudso from pnst experience, sf9natlxcsi
by overwhelming houses. Tho management Ut
tho houso have cxcr.ci them.o,ves tn tho wny
Of mounting: A noteworthy event will 10 tho
opening Of f1e rev Grand Opefn- Ijotiso, for.
merry Known u. linmlln's Thentrc. 1locy uilti
!!arIy's Child OF tho State will be prnecntttl.
u u sait y iM A. lualot!ratnn OF tho
sit.,atons md ,ai1oriinx NM oi'nortnnity lor
"Ies orphelines do u CIarifn" Gy sir. Tcorsc
Nh: ja,nea H.. iIart,io. Mr. Georao Iiooy, sir.
vii 4. Sands, Mr. Il. Htcs Davies. Mr.tCafl All
ronlt. NJ. Frank Willard, Mr.. n. j. lsochr. Mr.
J. X. Gi!aersltcrc. Hr. II. Dcnleck Mr. Cecil In
Mont, Miss Ellen Cutninins. aiis4 Minnie Monk,
Miss EtM Gicn nnrkEr, Mtss Katie llnker. At
Havcrly's VIC will hilye t+sl sAAtrny," fyoticI.
cault's adaptation Of :" In TentMtlon." Tho plMy
+ cast with tho fut1 strength Of The ili,io;t
Sluaro company, Including, Mr. Charles Ii.
Thhrnc, .1r., Mr. Joseph Whiting. Mr. Uwet,
Fawcett. Mr.. Walden ltnnIsGy, Mr. Lcinpync. Mr.
Ncttie Morant. and bttss slttn Ctnrcll. The re-
appearance OF MNgglu Mitchell Will 10 tho event
ut IftpoterB, and Tony 1nsfnr and troupe viii
occupy the stage Of TIM olympic.
, 1880-09-06

ready for this kind ot thing Ms my. Ho shorc nro
out u II! Tho whole thing ns IN character.
Tint In tho tr,iD panopiy tor to-day. II wants
no nnt1,iStcti Bnrl,. f.ct us have n,ort, respect
for nt,r own time. ami It's ways, md i,s 'lrcssl
with no facu or fr,prury nhnnt q. 10 sn,htM
dnuhtct. ar waving plume. md m wcart,t,. nor
any need "r lntght OF Any.-this tntrlern dress
cIcty ,l. finer srnniltod tl,nn the tnpst nlctur-
!Gstluo ct,at ni tnall an,l lancs with which ever
Te.nplGr ta!tcd firth y he r,,''c days Of OH.
dny. Tint II what tho 'fenirInrH td,-tho rcnl
1etnrinra, IN thar ow,, hest tItno. i.nt III In
IT, iettrr why's. nntl clcnrcti 0t wrong. and ncti
With higher spirit Aud sn shall Iif1 hs iuchc,l.
mol With sDIa Glianter interest Hf cl,rn,te n,tt-
ward Khrh. bt with that liHcr, npIlcr character
which is fnruver the truo chiv,Iry. tho truo
hcr0tn, tho tr1!9 nrlstocrncy. md tho true win.
Gfnrd tnatnr, Christi
, 1880-09-06

Prof. 7. J. I!nrstll. Of tho Illinois Industrinl
so 5s s psr S ts sSeq a IL C.
on tho "Anthrax of Fruit Trecs:" The wisie-
spread and disastrous dtsa.se nt THO pear troo
ie"s one X kos ~ III @ q e @ ho
nfo ldonteal IN orlnin. ind as sllnEiar III pa.ho-
solvcs. Tho glsncc. 1sninbnrly poplar, A.ntri-
cnn nspen, anil sullO uther trees stiilcr from tho
rio immaculate cause II tho disease Ia living
o!gnnisnl which produces hltyrc fcrmcnsatlnn
nttbo t!ascrIai stored In tho cells, especially
not specifically iianiical With, thu butyro
yih5lGne 81 pastoar, sho lsaclIl!s nn!ylnhraator
e x"n ESsc " Aftss mo
tnado With tho sl'cciiio Nolaon or fcrsiict, hi ia-
ec1lat,nE he"ty r. trees aud in osher ways were
After It was determined tl,at n specific living
orRantsn,. tho !tnctlus namctl above. WIS always
present III tho bDr-ceEls Of tho n0ette.l trees nr
br'nehcH MI Isolated nero uf ground utAln which
thero wcru ninety four nptr.trccs Ut dltluront
tiients THE uotllol IL oxperllncnt was TO cut
oil smnll pottions Of tho bark of discussed trees
and Insert than beneath tho bark OF other
ding. Tho ,csuts ut thcsu Gzporin,onts arc
gtv0n IN u tuAv. which sl!ows ih.it " very large
IL It taH IT, rf{S sesGS S
SistytSssS Sss Fri q s! 'ss ssS;ssss. ":
thAt wrr0 inugnlAtcd fr,tn tho virua from dis
c!sen penl trees, Ill per cent hccu'no affected.
or ihosu peAr-troca ihtlculAte!f rrnn blHhttnK
npplc-ifCps ~ per cent recOltGh tho ul8oASu,
When tho poison WIS takGn (rltn tho peAr.ttrca
to tn0ciil0tG apple.trccs tho 9crccntage Ut suc<
coBsfHl operations wits MITCH below that 0h-
tanned whom tho process wis Reversed, prubutly
l1cnuNo tho nrpEr-irgo Is tho moro hnrtly OF tho
two. Tho virus seems 10 10 quito harmless when
It ttlsAppllea 10 tho HlH4rfacctl tho leaves
or trcc; Y nnca Nut sccln ~ enter through tho
stOnatn. or tho enttru humber Ut recorded pl.-
serva uons, HsH por cont wtro stcGgsaful, whilu
Of tho whole number ut tl,WMations with the
kn1fo, hs07 pcr gent w0ro effective.
Tho nrKNnish 10 which the ,lFse,ssc ia attributed
~ 30 lnlnuta thAt n very grmt MaxHlfyiuG power
Is necessary to n,i1ble Ou 10 study or tu sinke
out 1tz form. 1t nssNnlra various shapes during
It's development, aud these different fGrna nlhy
uxttHiy 0 Ktrn 1t Nno view III tho tHfctTh8c0Fn,
Tho mont characteristic furE, Is TINT Vt two oh
lung joints With loul.ctt oslas. Thur transverse
diameter Is nt,tIut .tG. ntmetreA, and the length
Of each Joint nbout .Os. They nro comparative.
rlam trrtno, and thcy naru iess RAPIDLY. II thls
should pt11vo ia fso tho organism which ts tho
wrll-knOWn Agcnt u! converting stnrch. sugar,
etc., int0 nuIyro acid. hydrogen, and oarlWn
Aioxido, ihs won ID not lnvAlidatu the nsauttt,..
ton that II Ia tho rausU al this Disease, but II
might render tho discovery NJ remedial troat-
tnctt loss dup1fui Tho most conspicuous chaug0
in the Tissues uf tho affected plArta revealed by
tho microscope ls tho AtMost total disappearance
OK staruh ftoln tho celia.
, 1880-09-06
DRAMATIC NOTES.


yesterday.
Col. r,lk'ns, Of 11aycrIy's army, reached the
city Yesterday from London, Engnnd.
Thcy eay that gnrn nornunr,it.s cb,,dron take
no particular pride IN their ancestry. Thoy scl.
oon n'lade to their -FOUR fathcrs'
On Saturday evening roxs Now Theatre date
sae hSeeum', on l'esplalnos street, was opened
ho .,e rsfformancs' conrrsse inelodrama emit
large a'ldenccs were In attendance on satur.
day md on Inst evening.
The popularity Of NJ, Nils. Whitaker, tho
ess II a a psss hSais WI y ne hat :c M
last nixit. tho performances being for tho ben.
eiit Or that Fentlnmnn. A groRr:iin ynr!e'l nnd
consplclnisiy shone iir. Charles il rhorno, ill.,
who rccscd "shcrldan's Ride"
IL, 5os ~ Emc. ttts !. r va to bare appea5ed Mt
n e SSw s 1efe * GoaG n as Sd
thoso wit Wno h. Was w wtn t'aceFG ~ 1
In t1cnosanic cnndi,Gt, "sd was fnS, NJ ~ .o. on
et ss fsy ssan o =" wsaR s s, c }a N
a1oo ,Sn with hln Ia t NJ when be- III i,ad he hs
gone. 70 s'''''' AA' A'' ""'Sn A''' S''''0''' ~'F0
At tho breakfast recently glson 10 London 10
American actors, Minister Lowell. In response
TO n toass, snid: u Is perfectly true Tint the
y
decentralization of tho public, but to things
which think none Of US would nltogcther Hp-
nnrn m ~ T"rt end ,,nt mi. ns eM IL Wy NY
nrror m Nnt,,r" hi ti,"t IN stn,,o !. ,nt ~"
hrnSI M, III ,,,,r iseif \. "a fo, ptn ,,
stnrf, fs oSnr dn9t1,ticsi Il hnu fnon ~ o ~ W
nv snrnfssian SSarhe,. thnt ~ ,t,r.Hnto ~ G ~
hns bcrn sn MR., tf"n s ~ ,hns, r',t11}'
aont thnr nIa,.a Thov ho," ntcp,rn,' mW 'Gr.e III.
hrMx i1 ~, Wfcrt Sn,rn aro tS 1T,
ns ~ f,rr,nn thnt ~ S,hn f',os H. @ - n. ss.s
Vita ~ ~ N IL" -, "s A' "no "ses W "f'se 'aose
"!.s' ~ "o'
The last number Of London Truth turns It's Mt
ttentton 10 New York manager thus; .'sir.
entertnlnmcnt now ut Her Mnjeaty's Theatre,
!ago ho vas n brakeman on q small locat railway
VA attached WIZ nbout to start m old friend
hadn't u cent III tho world. begged fur u FREQ
HaAsnEB on the trnIn 10 fair not fnr distant.
1inyorly nskch this favor OF his superior With
out s,lcccss. ..vory WE'LL he rctnrlcd, " my
friend can't 70 won't A new brukeu,nn had
to I've found, md Haycrly md his friend wcre
left behind. Tho former had Il llttto money. md
with this tbey purchased u busbcl OF nl,plh4t
which they rctafted at II profit. They rcpratcd
this. operation severll tunes, until they had
mnde eslouEh 10 pny their wAy 10 New York.
Whpn rext liAverIy was hoarl Of ho WINS lii
Gruat spirits at tho prospect OF Joining n tnitl. :.
strtl troupe, with which ul,fect In riew he wns
prActtcln1 nsslfii0tisy IN tho 1oncs lie became
, 1880-09-06
RABBI IrI1aSCTl.


Tho congregation IT aIint Tc1nple. who for n
year and moru hNv0 ttccn without pastor, list
cned yesterday AFTERNOON to M interesting in-
troductnry discourse by their now ra.lJt, tho
1scv. TT. r., q. iItrsch, late Of Louisville. Tho
NervIccb were announced to begin nj i O'Clock,
hut Ms that Is rather Al, rnrly hour for evening
services a.nnl9 tho jewish people, IT
was ncnrly ha,f-past 5 when they began,
md well on towards bcfUre tho ncw
pastor commenced his discourse. Dr. fIitsch Is
a comparatively young n,nn, who hns already
tnadn bis mark us one TT tho lenders ut tMolern
jewish Thought. III person liu Is rnthcr tall and
somcwhat srnro, With gond i1c,Iss, nircudy III
clincd II badness. deep b1Nc cycs. prominent
nose, an1 =; lalxe, tlr1n mltl,. fnIl Eustaeh99
Of cxpressinn and scryc to add to tho Gar'lest,
determined look which ,inI,rcss.s ono Mt tho
though it, rapItti'y aud rugged carnssthess nre
somewhat NJ tho nj rcnso OF whAt Is Ortlinarily
s5s fIIn p9i ls tSron ysciay tq"sh
though often dc,Iing tn tho closest anniytluai
thonalt, was toxfcni md oraierly throislloi,t.-a
nif,is and purposes nf notinrii j,t,iaisr,.
Tho reverend it'ctor by. returning his thanks
70 the CONGREGATION for ihe call extended him,
spnnssht!ly nttarAins TO the! position in which
ho was nlaccd. The l1sk ho hsa undertaken Of
%s SxSst%s to, ihs n [nsf' f # S S5 ixss.l st
bIlty, Ind in Itself tho richest rrwnrl. Tho
11rcscnec of THO now year WIS sy!ssMlIc Of tho
ccv 1 M. ".," ,o sw"~n bv m .rc,t III ~ .lro nt
i after knowlc'lgc Man yns now nlo To traverse
trnto ;ho ycry wnrKhot,so II Nat,,r, VI" Tbt, % re-.
ilox of tits msvctnent " tho tiines was felt In
t,f ki,uwieiuo VIVA JccaVnn into y r,sn I'll ," Thu
NV tcmplc was | perhas not yeI rsinE, bti, the
yoIec nf thc nEe called W. to nst9 mike buste
nowhere tmorr icit Till, il tho world Of Tic rt-
iIxiosis, aud aud it,Iass,a, ,nose tnn. nnys oti,or
rliirio1. felt th;s n,Uyr,uomt Of Tho tiHcs. Nh
u,rstifn ctn,Iti In: ,nDrn in,nort,,nt fham ti,o
S,:csi;ot, @iiow nr,, We to proeccsi !" buiI ths
!Gw Y9r1 h" Sr rhs i lo % ahg
;ho csert @ .1 @ now W. st @ ~ tn y" opa
It sce,1,eti to imt,pte tnoir pronrcss, ~ hnt tsG
Wr " Crss ,hat riVer , snd connu.r I'M % nnnf
tho it,irc.'' - <>''>N .''''NE' wv ''''''
nG so n 1 esan ayas Mas n9t yef
an,l tnnst r,ctixc iii. tm;ecrs or rriticista i,n
citarc tho nnih nmd liz nopnuncnus' wI,l' Tin
nf IN" snttltv ~ In t"nnn whtr 3hn1r e,cccs.
nnrs u,.,,nt "a imil1h Whnt uhnIii ln, IN nhtent
of thcr cossrrtIop7 f mi agen al fe Io
lifo. WIS n 'sS anpcr @ s aeccpte, NJ aaa '5ts was a.
tho flrst nasoniini stnt, n,,st 1 hc To- lnnv" thc
desert e icad c!,tleis!n aad prorcsa q she lani
Is a, STGmce @ n 1nsnt mot @ nnoW w. .ne III II
small voice" ihe % soft DC psomptInv in f,ss honrt.
;SoyGa shsi a wiz I'M 5ht!@s!ey VA,
h" sa 1na tbn efs nqnsf @prm aa ih sno
lIka Sn.n,on 1 or Ill hIInr1 s bv III Sr",.,dns
tic downfall os II tho " tcmpo r' 81 II Sutnanlty
Coz, VIVA tho bnsis of this nnlsrti tn,mnI.. anil
SOnw,rd' tha coll. 6;it onv ,,i,cm XIX ors lf az
~ So'N set''N ttto 'sAvs enho$ h1fSt
, 1880-09-06
Tsvolvo Year. without solid Food.

,dbbFF7L1 n. II VTfSl N1 UINNfE.
MEss Ellzn burnett, WIN lives IN The upper part
ct EdRoflold County, IN what Is kunwli m tho
GMllso!. .ne!shborhoo, u slater Of Mr.. lle1ck!uh
Is yeArs nf uge, and lua mt caton d lounu OF
solld food IN twelve yoars. 6hc can drl1k wnter,
elected isutn the Stomach. iier Gowcis tso
moved only at Intervals of years. We xot this
information frum DR.. A.. 4. Wld0Man, than
whom no man stands higher in AbbeviIte Cotitl-
ty. ilo has never 0oen called to 4ee Miss Dur
nett professionally. but severul yeaga Ago uus
, 1880-09-06

tho fnmily phykicinn OF her brother. from whom
tIurnctt Il kept alive BY enenns Of qnlcl. sho
Inns been confined tn hcr he'd for morn thnn
twelve yehrs, and II very much reduced In flesh,
though her mind Is unaffected.
, 1880-09-06
sUlsUKHAN REAL EST.aIK.

<.-
I1U1t EAi.Fs-A GIlAND OPPORTUNITY FOR CAP.
-, ;.a sfast aI 'snd cstTta!nfhs dfty 6t g
ninet lilvor. short distance irprn tl!e harb!r Fnr
iMrthet lnfutlnntinn APPLY q, John l.. WALSH,
Htuth tthfrnrn, t'nnk County. III.
, 1880-09-06

tho 'ns'fncslve Thing! ~ fsrst ltS numbers wcrn
,!5Gw mSsrs to ihsn. ana DIZZY ri. sai rsi.
IT, e. 0 ,t T9y En1. had s 4 %"1y
Y,R .al tha.r ,,, ,n;!.ny c;,i1',Isn.eri,. fSon
S,,' ,ey scattered oyer t,'ro iltins y oir
ions Of tholr Founding they ha,l Eccotno rich.
inwcrfn! organization; but Tho very object for
witch shoy rrntcMedly lived lad ccAsn1 II.
things! i rcn,cnlhrr when tI.o areat An,i.iorn.
Inv; lcHg,,c IN Enulnn hntl .it,no Is work and
wis rksM ns"ny of 'oss @ w,o i'i, h En '!sr, S 70
Wurking TINT powerful orNan,z9tton wlshc! 70
eansn!v t%sSns a ss t i toSn s Iie' S 1 ,1 t @
Cnls?cn prttestct. md successfully. against liz
contIii,'nuco: 1t Is niwnys n ,ia,,Ecrt,is thing,
u,ain nfler tic ncesl which orisinnte'i aud 1T.
eplrcd u hns ccnsct!. II wotld havc been well II
tho IGmnlars lad Ind such tD'tnseioEs md us
pS%sr; iacy Ilssd y tha!f ,ie .st"t:s tssy u:
,!eI. as% o';t, ,a.. t!'si ths @ sa!,'. a!c.s 4
branehcd ont lntn wonderful titles; ilild then it
was that they gradanally bccumo nioro md more
MhIle they Ind n cisnr. useful work In hanJ.
sSr sr t,st q ,o1 Sork ws sns soS n tey % hs not any
rropcrtca on tho strength of doing sot,c work,
@ @and r., ~ hal to ,nakon mystery q keep out tho
tft or tlto Kingians Of EurorG rt'sc up aeattnst
them. They wcro 'cctiscd Of MI s,ria Of .nnn-
s shey wsro no / 5fy E Ys @ ssssf ss sr
Thing y which tlcy werS guilty, md FOR whch,
areat rIch orsanization. ,icins no @ good I ii ,ho
wortd not fItdifing tic trust for which ti,cir
, 1880-09-06

Under tho CostlIest
and tho cheapest carpets scwcd Carpet Lining
should bc placed. use that manufactured Of
Cotton nnd Paper. American Cnrpnt- Lining
Co., Now York and iloston. Soia by I'LL Carpet
Dcatcra.