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, 1882-09-09

The organization OF the Puget Sound
Shore Railroad COMPANY was perfected in
seattle, Friday evening. The directors
elected we.e Henry Willard, c. II. Pres
cott, b. y. Armstrong. !. y. Dy!Ph and
B. Gaizsrt. The directors subsequently
elected Henry Willard, presid,l;; {. II.
Prescott, vice president, and v. l..
RaIner, secretary The object u the
new company IS said - be to build rail
ROAD from Seattle 20 point of connection
with the Northern Pacific and also tc
build from Sea;:ie north That city is
made the principal riaes oi business q
the company
, 1882-09-09
Ftlu ii. D1ily IF Saturday,

1I..sr=. McK,uzir and Ca'sdnaush VII"
hive l.i charge II KnanP, Barrell s. Co.'S
ig-.u.-z i this city, have transferred 1t U
EI..., buchanan. wh, cill now be the agent
.: zee Tylt.ani inn.
G.-r.e GuthIiis- has some of the finest
lee: LAT W. ever saw in the city. 1t is s"nle
e -~.,ral steers he has purchased from Sam
o. .:.o-,.n and have never been off the ranch
-.r., .l.ry were cliv,d. We should think
fr 81 tl.. arr.ararcr and -;o9i qusiity Of this
mat tia. il y or..d pay our iar'ur., 70 keep q
-.a.. steers ~ h,.ui.
, 1882-09-09

Iy-sS-.vE NINEElL pIsCJyEEIfs.- j. \.
Hsc-ol,r. @; Eastern Oregon. : now n this
.:.v vy.,L rumerors samples Of the fines,
cr'd. silver avd c.Ppyr Ores We ever exam
al. I, -gec.meas ar~ - r.eh IN nIipera!
-jar rhs- u.r-- ts ,lsu y -1pe-i,:.Cei rrea
g. he believed Tie copper lel-os cise0r-
.r-E 7re - :-s5 70 vli-h and TIE ore is 60
Es= s-a. pare e7PFz- mi les.l,s contains iy
ASSAY 4sz-.y $50 TO the ,0n N soli and
,..,,r. Iae silver coEses from = contact
VEN ~ tsa. Wide AMI as.ays vegy high in
,a.: aa- silver Tie ueT di-c.ve-Iss are
>,.ua-y- "a tie Eagle Creek range OF noun
sa,r.s a-5.a have Always been Known 10 lie
.l.t n ri-,-al, IL: 20 ~ from railroad
.--:s., a.,v:.us - tie F-e-s:; "a ia: 70
ri-- 7.H- - t.ga c+sra l. p.osptc;,rS.
" c-I sally say from Yesrs Of experience
t-.t the discrv-fo-s -ai cvners. 0: whom
- $. NtoIva.as / cite. lave spl,udit for
laae "a p.asPec:.
, 1882-09-09

such as Loss oi Memory, L;ssitude. Nocturnsi
Emissions. Aversion to society, D.mness uf
Vision, Noises in the head; the vital fluid
passing unoLServei in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead 20 insanity and deata-
Dr. Mintie wiil agree to forfeit Five Hun
ired Dollars for case Of This kind the Vital
Restorative tunder his special adyicea and treat.
ment) viii Mt cure, or FOR anything impure OF
injurious frand Ill IL Dr. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free Thorough examination
and advice, IN slgli:c analysis nf urine, 81 o.
Price of Vital Restorative - 90 a bottle, OF
f"ur times the quantity, SO 90; sent 10 any
address uIIDn re.eIlt Of price, OF c. q. D., se-
cur. from dissertation, and in private name if
desired. by A. +. MINriE. NJ. d.,
, 1882-09-09
Through E3ratI--

Through tickets iar sale g, Jar Ts...-irr, fl
oes Of the conyaEy, ana q, :a- .--.. r ,"v,'.
K. K y. Co., ~ Portland. Ore .-, O. . .ri..-'
and Seattle. and VIA 7. n. :. $. Co.'S -snau-
ship from Tacoma an q. Ii, i N.t.. 7.u T..
{. :. $. Cos s:caIC'h..= :r-:g -.'raa %.
san Eranc.scH.
Through tickets =, Portland. urrrnu. -
sale at Victoria, Sratt,r, I.ras sr.5 #...:~r.
,. ". SPEAGUE, IrEE L'JlH,
Gsn1. Suptt. SuI rf Irg't,, frs-a--'
OTIS SPRhGUE, Saf't V.c ulv-
II. ". ElIEW'E lT5lEG
Surt Pend 81 Jr....e .iir;s'ra
, 1882-09-09
THEGHEkTENCLIsa REMEDY

Is a never iaii NJ cure
for Nervous beb;iity.
TX hausted Vitality,
5 e minai Weakness.
Sprrr1ato-rhu=a, Lost
Mar hood, Iulpoter-
cy, Paralysis, and al
the terrible effects az
Self-A5asr. youthful
foiiies, and excesses
in raatursr years -
, 1882-09-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC T. E.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
haIaria 20 Portland
A-s
Tacoma 10 1tiihrson.
tCnal Ma.
fonpeeti"n>-

At Tacoma with Pac:'.c Nj ,.saa.~lir- -
san Francisco, and with >.aIi -.ya,.er tf
Victoria. Seattle, o.ymi..a All a.. I.lu.- a..
Puget Sound.
=: Lake View with Sr--Js u -tr.L r-.u.-
At Tenino with tie p.Ef.. zee -rt Ienu.a
ruiiroai FOR OLYMPIA.
4, kalaIna wi.h tir, q. L. r y. Co.. 90.
for Portland aud al rc---...I -ui s-,t.---.....
ine. entering ~ fuTtlri4.
, 1882-09-09
NOTICE.


Z. ;. LAND JTfflE-
WALLA EALLA, w T., August L. 1902.
Complain. having been entered :: this otbce
BY Mary r Sh.nkwyler agsinst william
Shankwyler for sbandoning his Homestead
Entry No. 1892, dated Janua-v ,, 1so.j, upon
the 5 / NV / and y SW / section q, torn
chip ~ north. range sc east, II WaLia v'e--a
e1untv, ". T., with view 70 tre cancellation
oi said entry; the said parties are hereby s!I1-
monsd 70 appear at this otice on TIE 4th day
OF Oc.obs-, 1882, a. 10 O'Clock A u :, 20 re
spond sad furnish testimony concerning said
susis1vN 4 Il. MORRISON. Rssisser.
, 1882-09-09

Wells Health Geaeaer restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, lmi.at-l.ae, S-y'4al
DEBILITY. 81
, 1882-09-09


r. s.,- ca-. # .lsr.s- t.arvin, N trial for
violation y L. -nniay law, theirry returned
..rr-l of .uity, aid imposed tine # SO
ma ss-
i.-lr1.~a..rgs Of the Ci.y Couacl 4" not
.r-. ~--.t Commissioner brooks already
...-.u..-:, N.ul! !, not Ls wisdom.wise to
f,.. is.:, ,2,r.ia- and report on the condition
.; ... .-a-rtr c.,rer,ls, .lui that -r. oi SUP
gig #.1...--
..-...,i ,a,i-r goes, Il: is dangerous %
I'd. s.g-. 20 ;h--a GAys. Another secret mJiF
G.-raca. J.gal.-.,. " Ike SO s:oek in the
.u,r. .-.-.. tl.: Tulia,.s arr = hlsaae. There
ar. ,.,.- 81 lI"y1:.i.-;y @iA,e men III this
g.. - vr.. ,,. nd IL = i:lsn iar d"lia. The
-.,. s-a. E..;.al..r- i. -. sfe,tiy, tie olJg
Ny. Nm u'ragreiI 'rl-es oa this ereninS'7
.rr.-. :.- c,u II.ngise,.
C.--u s'asFNe i. I. w understand
:. .-. f---r,- ;h.t ar" N interest that the al
t.,r- Of ,r-f s..,4pary are in good shape, and
t'..r 'r-- r.s..:,gi .,r~ pending Toy future de
y.'.r.,u.s The Iartis5 are eouhlent OF
s.. g. .-...-y q. ,ui.g the ryai. and OF ,ke ne
e.,--r + i-- ,.ac bni',. Indeed there can
@. q. ...i- Ina The road though short in
.u-.l. ryI. l- + cons! iy:,Jl- irportance.
Tie ci.:a- and :arn lands erIvn! lake co.Ir
T: s.! I,-4., .r.l a,ra- the II. ,Io- sI.d C"'rr d
. Algu. rivers a. SAID - be excellent. Quite a
. portion ,: --- apf"r Haa-m.a creek aud
/ 3a..f.sI l-a'. would IL within easy reach
J Z tia ,,,l,,- y:i -l.- s.,Arer- would be kept
+ ys-.-v ln>v The i.r!n iIuis II two rivers
/ s..'yv+ mentioned i v,ry t-ne, principally
meadow LG!, which viii undoubtedly cut It
c.u- 4er,.'l. figure IN .,tfnrdinr dairy supplies
. = tbs Cau,;Tv. those localities being especi
/ ,.'s a'o,t.i - tha, purpose. A. Spokane
+ i-,.- IS tho ultimate point Tor business from
. that .a-t - The Country, sad a. We are all
/ interested in the Development q: Idaho as
WI . Washington, We wish mu,h success
2. ;.- enterprise. Lualhr- interests being
SEQ ya'-4l.e IN Eastern Washington. its sue
! c.,, s. handy io te doubted, Is that body Of
ti-..'. i Snn~u as the finest within reach.
) N..1sr. Cs-4,jr'c
, 1882-09-09
1os EAST MAIN ST, wA1LA wALLA W. 7.
STRAYEO

From George Dacreis, Lear D frsLi.t
-ood y,rri, iarge brown ruaie T., .-;,,frg -
II @. !ese shoulder. AEy cn- .Ia I.rL
r.7,,. ., Nr. Dacre's vii get SO isN--
, 1882-09-09
DR.. SPiNNEY,
Ha- ii Hearaey ~. san EraprI.eo.
eats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
YOUNG mEN

UTH0 NAY Pc SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Gf youthful follies and in
discretion, VIII 10 well TO avail themselves Of
this, th- greatest boon ey.-r laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. De. SPINNEI viii
guarantee u forfeit S3t0 for every casenf Sem
irs,l Weakness cr.p9iyate disease II any Kind
or charsc.sr which lie und-rtakes and fsils 20
, 1882-09-09
MiDDLE-AGED MEE

There are many ~ the age - thirty 10 sixty
who arc tcGab!-j with 700 frequent eyscustinns
Il the Bladder, often ace"ln panied by slight
st.artiny Gr LnrniEg sensation and . weaien-
H., Of the system IN a manner the patient CAN
L.: account t1r- Ga examining: the urinary
d-p0siIE rOpy sediment viii often De found,
anu sometimes shall particles oi slbpIEen vii
appear. IT the cS.or ~iIl b. Of tim milkish
haa, s-..,u S,iA,,-sn.; 10 a d4rE snd trrpii Az
p-arauca- There are many Who die # thiS
d.lficulrv Ignorant u the cause. which is the
second stage 81 seminal weakness. Dr.. SPIN
icy Vil rI4rlu1ee perfect cuTr in ali such
c.ses. aud . healthy Eea:9rat:on oi the .'enito-
r.TFn.=y orl,ars-
oFricr R7CEs.-l0 % /, and c r. Q. Sun
days from 10 - IL 4. y. Consultation ires
Taa:pIgh examination and advice, s..
Gall II ai!r-5s,
Sg- sP.SSEI * co.
, 1882-09-09

v-lrsts b,oL ''T1z Ph.losor Il Man., n
G.-r.an, Ens7A, Spanish or lt.il-n, s-iit r. -
any sliusS jysj-Gru-3js~
, 1882-09-09
Q. r. & N. co.

PASSENGER TRAIN leaves W-l,z Wl!.s
for sll p0iuts Wes- 81. 6:J- ?. ~ ,s-Ty
iay, e1cep: Sunday, ooErec;lrs v1f- lax
Portland. q: bonneville.
Pas--ngers leayirs Par, and tv boat, 2; : -
~, daily Except Sunday Corroc- .; Bonn
.ilie with train awning q. Nala 'rsi-a .:
5:l3AE
Passengers for Asns~o-th. CGsaer- sli
Spokars Fslls change Cas- :; NsIy-A d d'..-
ton
WESTON BGIYCII.
Trains will leave Whit-.a- d'..y a. :. Il.
for Milton and Blu. Mountain a...;..s-
PA--ESSIg FARES:
Ds,ween wsla Wa,'a azi = TTsrri-o..
let class. "a ; - c.1-s, So
Between Waiis Nsls and -'a---..- - ~ ~
rrriss, Rate We: Eouni-
From Wana WallA 20 For..sat II 10 -'H io-'
Flour Snd f'2N see, p=- 40 L5.-..-- 50
Wh-at, oats aad baE.er-. r-...-.-- .------.-- -
Wool ia SACKS, dry hide and ls.... ...-- -
Green hides, }.ei;, and ~. ~ 80
Rates on me-. hands between NS.a - Ola
and Portland yary, aCc7r.-.s- r. e'f------.'.,; -
q. same, from 81 = t,,4 - Is- l'' inL'.-H-
4. IT, PRESCOTT
:aEr "rT1
, 1882-09-09
WESTON E2lSCE.
PA--IyeEE FARES

Trains will leave Wh.,-a- d,..y a. !. n.
for Milton and Blu, Mountain a..;..s,
, 1882-09-09
SiaEcn'S Erui: Salt.
DR.. JORDAN G. CO,
muSEuFi OF kNhT0fEY,
81 i:arke. -irces.
san FRANCISCO, C:L-

THE OVIYPUPTSIS CAIIFrE-
L Lila OF tie great Professor .igo.!, g.!
Pam, can r. cJssul.sl 81. The n +,
lll GcaTv St.. privately - - l-.trr-
" Seminal GaaEn,-s, i'-- q: Nh
hnd, disease II lie E.lE-y,, H'sl!--,
Stri,tur Rurture, Catl-rh aut H.
=asA. Of ;a- Mod sai sEi- s,r--t = =
out the use " Mercury. Nsar-!-E-
rrel-
, 1882-09-09

--HEs' II "a
sunr.irfrcr.JrnI D- iT,59f-
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HUsK MATS.

A good. respectable-iooking husk
mat is not an unslghtly object, and l
wish every housekeeper knew what a
world Of scrubbing and wiping Of floors
they saved, that they might have one.
One bushel basket ard a boiler full Of
husks is sufficient to braid large mat
Ifyou have boys and girls. it viii be
lust fun for them to braid one in the
evening; but if, like moself, you have
neither, it would pay you to take the
time and do it yourself Have readya
,ea-kettle full of hot water, and turn on
to the boiler of husks. Begin com
mon three-strand braid, and as you
bring over strand place about three
hu,ks on, leaving the large ends of the
husks ND. When enough is braided
for mat, sew firmly with twine in any
shape you choose-long, round orr
oval. Then sprinkle warm water on
,pid espur. Run fork through tn
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Arrears of Pensions Act.

WASHINGTON, January l2-Senator
ingalls,, who has returned, having been
detained away since the reassembing
Congress, to-day took the floor to de-
fend the Arrears Of pensions act, which
was attacked by Senator Beck in a
speech the other day. ingalls, said il
there was anything wrong in that act
OF with its passage Beck should have
exposed it before its passage. He offer
ed resolution declaring it the sense of
the Senate that the arrears of pensions
act should not be be repealed.
Beck asked that the resolution lie
er. saving he would endeavor to pre-
sent some facts showing that the act
was passed under ali sorts OF mlsrepre-
sensations.
Senator lngales gave notice he would
upon every occasion that he could get
the floor. ask for vote on his resolu-
tior.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court Of Adar County
Missouri.
November. adjourned term. January 10th
1882.
Now at this day Benz. s. Kerns and Mary
A. Kerns administrators of the estate Of
James s kerns, deceased, present to the
Court their petetion verified by affidavit and
accompanied by the accounts lists and in
vcntorics required by law and praying for
an order for the sale OF the whole or so much
OF the Real Estate of said deceased and here
matter described us will be sufficient to sat-
isfy the debts of said deceased upon examine
ton of which it is ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the Estate of said
deceased be notified that application as afore.
said has been made. and that unless the con-
trary be shown on or before the drst day Of
the next term of this court 10 be holden on
the second Monday in February next, an or
der will be made for the sale of the whole or
SO much OF the following described real
estate as will DC sufficient to pay said debts,
To-wit:
The south east quar- of Sec. twenty one, [21l
and the north east quarter Of the north east
quarter OF Section twenty eight 1881 and the
south west quarter of Section twenty-five ~
and the north west quarter Of Section TWEEN
ty-seven 81 in township siXty-three of range
10 and the north east quarter of the south
westquartcr of section, twenty-siX t3G, Town
ship sixty three, range sixteen.
And ii is further ordered that n copy hereof
be published in the Weekly GRAPHIC. news
paper published in Adair County, Mo-. for
four weeks successfully before the next term
of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ss
County of Adair 90
ii. D. Stephens, Judge of the Probate court
in and for said County hereby certify that the
above is true copy OF the original order of
Publication therein referred to ms the same
appears of record in my office.
Witness my hand as Clerk and the seal Of
our said Court. Done at Office in Kirksyile,
in said county this 18th day of JAN. A. d.
1882. J. D. STEPHENS,
Judge of Probate Court
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TRUSTEE SALE.

Whereas On the first day Of January 1876 David
Mountain aud his wife Elizabeth NJ. Mountain exc
cntcd their deed OF trust 10 one j. ID. Miller rs Sheriff
conveying TO said MILLER such sherG the following
described real estate towit: The east halt Of the
north west quar-. and Rixty four (6D acres of thewest
end Of the south hall Of the north east quarter Of Sec
i!on No. twenty two (22 and the south east quarter
offhc south west quarter of section No. fifteen S)
aud the east half OF the north west quarter OF the
south west quarter OF section No. eleven Ci all In
township No. sixty two (62) ofrange No. seventeen
%. situated In Adair County, Missouri, In trust to
secure u certain note and debt TO James john
tor the ofscven hund ed and twenty dollars
due ye years aler date, with ten per cent interest
due and payable annually which deed OF trust pro-
ydes therein that In of the absence, death, re-
inssl to act or disability An anywise Of said j. D.
at the request u the cga, holder of said note, may
proceed TO sell the property herein before described
or any part thereof and whereas default has been
made III The payment Of part OF SAID note AID there
Is now due and unpaid about three hundred and
eighty dollars ofsaid note. and whereas further the
sadJ.D Millers term Of Office rs Sheriffhas expired
and he has refused TO peril rm the duties Of trustee
corded in the Recorders office for Adair County MO.
In Book IL on Page $50. now therefore 1, John Sha
Yer us the duly commissioned and present acting
sheriff of Adair County Mo-, will ut therequest Of the
legal holder of said note. sell the above described
land. or enough thereof to pay the sum now due and
unpaid said note, at public yenue to the highest
bidder nj the Court house door In the town Of Kinks
the
9TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. d., 1882,
To pay the balance due on said note AID to satisfy
said trust JOHN SHAVER,
Present acting Sheriff of Adair Co., NO.
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of isspeech. notably that of the time
- namely:9 in the morning--that Gen.
Grant visited his lines are important
contributions to his history.
Gen. Force, Gen. Moves and General
Hickenlooper were present at the ban
quet, and Gen. Force was master OF
ceremonies. Never has an ex-oiiicer OF
the army met such reception, even to
rapt interest in his remarks. as did Gen.
Prentlss tonight.
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THE HOME CIRCLE.
ny MAJoLlcA nAzELwoop
A RECIPE FOR YEAST.

a handful small cffagran, hops deposit In ket-
Then add pint of Adams ale and boil them Till
Then Il You Sisi to brew good yeast. lively and
sweet, you ouRhter; ,,.,
DIvcst Of their jackets ncxt-in common rar:ance,
Automatically dig out the eyes. there's dirt imeed-
Then make assurance doubiy sure, and Danish al,
By sabssq ssnily giving them another grand ae,u-
Then 6eii them haitian hour rerh.ps-ofco unc your
orssesm them Il you ike it hest. the methods of
utvsethsr boiled or cooked by steam, toe process
Potatoes modcrsisis cooked are heavy. ,Oxsed.
Then mash them thoroughly. each lump with vigor
Aud put them ii a vessel which leaves ample room
cup s.ia s siisd with sugar add, twill, sree,en i,
I, needs the same amount of salt, you'll find 1t
''Quautum sun.
rien With two quarts ofwater warm, dilute 1t at
And gently keep Al moving. from circumference
Never f 70 bid your silver spoon its hidden depth.
Then add two two brimmins cups Of yeast, an
The fragrant mixture to subject to brisk manipula-
ton,
And when the entire Ingredients are mingled well
together.
Then give the opportunity to rise according 10 the
weather, =.
In winter sci Il near the stVve. and or renew the
6re,
In summer place 1t farther of, the temperature is
higher
Then patiently the issue wait, while time his flight
is winging,
It's statute scanning now and then; and when you
hear II singing,
And upon Its sifface-now here. now there-s
bubble.
You'i feel thousand fold repaid for all your toll
and trouble.
tive the wind all idle fears all doubts, all scru
pies Danish;
And when the bubbles thicksn fast. and crowd. and
break and vanish,
The yeast is prime. ypurtoi is DER, success has
crowned persistence.
And loayes OF tender, light sweet bread looming
in the distance.
-lPrzirie Farmer.
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Il fear l have spoiled my beauty
said Laura, when she shut her nose in
the door iamb. ''Oh. that's nothing.
replied Fcgg consoling. Laura says
she never liked that fellow Boston
Transcript.
What regimen. is that??' inquired
a stranger, seeing a long line of mill
tary men filing into the State House.
''That is not a regiment was the reply
shat is only the Governors staff"
IBoston Transcript.
Asa young man in Paris was de-
clared insane for wearing scarlet
trousers, the New York Commercial
Advertisers thinks young ladies that
were dresses of the same hue should be
arrested for causing Pink Eye.
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FLAKv PIE CRusT.-Wet half a
pound of fine flour, dried before the
fire and sifted, with as much water as
will make it into a hard, stiff paste.
Roll it one way. Divide six ounces of
butter in to little bits, and put it on the
paste at three different times, sitting
just little dry flour over it, and be
careful always to roll it one way-the
same way. Four ounces of lard may
be used with two ounces of butter. II
your butter is not salt, add little pinch
to the dry flour. AUNT NAB.
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husks, splitting the ends into a mass o
little. curly fibers; then with the shears
trim off evenly. This can de done in
one evening by good worker braid
enough in the fall to last me the year
rcund.-Lena Rivers.
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OUR ONO LETTER.

DRAR HOME CIRcLE:-I am very
fond of telling stories, and if the edltress
does not object, would like to tell one
now.
About four months ago there was in.
uoduced into the Graphic a new ele-
ment on purpose for the edifcation Of
womankind. From week to week it
grew more and more interesting, as
there were letters from different house
keepers in other sections, each telling
their thoughts, opinions, hopes, or trials
as the case night be, and soliciting and
receiving friendly counsel from others
more agreeably situated than them
selves.
There were also a series of ''House-
hold Papers, from which 1, for one,
derived much benefit. But, alas, where
are they all. Has the chilling winds of
December frozen all their ink-bottles7
or can't they find a lead pencil, or are
their fingers SO stifened by housework
that they are unable to hold the pen
steadily.
1t is needless to enumerate the
names of all the writers who have each
contributed toward making "Our Cor
ner" interesting. This, my friends, is
my story.
Why. what is the matter! We get
the Toledo Blade at our house, as well
as the Graphic; and l would like to
know why the readers of on, paper can
not unite and render our Household
Conner as interesting as the Blade
Home Department. Do you think the
editor must do it all? No. Now l
haven't the least doubt but there are
hundreds of ladies' who read our cor
ner who will say:
"Now could write as well as John
Christopher, and Millicent, and Brette
Lyndon. and NJ. ]. Raymond, and a lot
of Others"
Now all have to say is. if you can
write, why on earth don't you do ite
Never mind if the writing is a little
cramped, or some of the words mis-
spelled, so long as the sense is there.
And if it is any comfort to you to know
it, would venture to assert the edito,
himself cannot spell every word in the
English language, and if he is comered
he will probably own Every reluctantly |
that he never made grammar. They
have machine IN printing Offices
that corects all manuscripts that will
benefit the readers Of their papers; so
if you know anything that you think
would be Of use to any other woman to
know, my advice is to send 1t to the !;
Home Caele," and run the risk of the
waste.basket, as lido. If this does not
go into the stove, I am coming again.
A HoMELY WOMAN. IL
!AsATABuLA, Ohio.
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left that place with a widow woman's
board and wash bill behind"
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The Dessert.

an feed my boarders on the tat OF
the land.' observed Mrs. Stuffem as she
receipted for tub Of oleomargarine.
The man who can see sermons in
running brooks. is most apt to so and
look for them on Sundays when trout
ae biting.
Jones says that the clouds of his early
childhood were no bigger than wo-
mans hand, but squall always fol-
lowed them.
We don't just see why woman
should like her mirror better than a
man, for the man will flatter her and
the mirror won't!