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week. How could they live if l did not
Ill.

week. How could they live II did not
help them!''
s'You could aid them with money. l
have prayerfully considered another mat
ter, whether, II your heart be set upon do.
ing good, you could not marry your minis
ter %
Miss Loveali's cheeks Redeemed percepti-
bly,. The good man had been her consola-
ton all these weary months. To make a
bright home for him would indeed be do
ing good, and make her own heart happy
as yell so, with good sense, she put her
hand in his two extended ones, and said !:
i will, Mr.. Tompkins
Dr. Jeffreys knocked on the following
evening at Miss Melissa's door. " My dear
Miss Loveall, he said in the most gracious
manner, have you decided ?"
"To marry Mr.. Tompkins !" said the
placid maiden lady.
DR.. Jeffreys looked like garden after a
black frost. How was his board bill TO be
paid, and, worse still, where was his future
board to come from? He retired, greatly
disconcerted
Denny and Miss Felix, between whom
an affection had grown that was greatly to
the be-terment OF the young man, laughed
over the engagement Vi MSllssA the
Good, and asked if the minister could not
perform little service for them before the
household broke up. Mr.. Tompkins gladly
assented, and they were married in the best
parlor.
Christmas, 1881, the minister had re.
signed his passionate. DR., Jeffreys had
retired with profuse promises about the
board bill.
Miss Loveall sent him kind note after
ward, canceling all obligations, and the
boarding house was swept and garnished
for pretty wedding. After the ceremony
the minister said, "My dear, will you be
quite satisfied to make home for one ??
aud Mrs. Tompkins, in a very composed
and restful frame of mind, answered,
eyes"
A trip to Europe being the best medicine
for a tired minister and weary house.
keeper, the newly married compile spent
last year abroad, and at Christmas 1885,
began housekeeping without boarders,
Mrs. Tompkins' experiment did not prove
a failure. for it brought her good hus.
Id Mrs. Sarah K. Bolton, in Toe AID
| vance
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03

REDDIsG's Russia Salve is the NJ st wonder
full healing medium in the world. Try it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03

from the stove. When properly done an
invalid can eat it without injury, and
there is no offensive odor from cooking,
Fsvorite pudding is made by beat ng
three eggs very light, the whites and Yolks
together favor with the juice and grated
rind of lemon and half teaspoonful of
grated nutmeg to this add one cup Of
grated bread crumbs, one cup of finely
chopped apple, one cup of English currants
and one and half cups of sugar; stir
these vigorously till well mixed, then put
in buttersd pudding dish and boil for at
least two hours and half Serve with any
good sauce, or with cream and sugar alone,
or with cream and sugar with a wineglass
OF sherry stirred in.
Everybody who cares for the sick knows
how difficult it IS to remove or 10 put on
the knit wrapper. 1t seems as If the in
valid needs to assume attitudes thai would
be almost impossibls 70 one in robust
health. A half hours work with nee die and
thread will suffice change pair OF these
garments and make them more coalforta.
bic. Cut them open the entire length,
then put on facing on cue side and plat
on the other; at proper intervals sew on
8 me small porcelain buttons, and inake
the button holes, and you will be surprised
when this is accomplished that you never
thought of doing so before.
A good breakfast dish can be prepared
from the remains Of yesterdays dinner,
providing that consisted IL part Of roast
mutton. Chop it fiue, and pat it in a
saucepan with a cup OF gravy or of soup
atoek, season with pepper and salt. and
scatter over it, stirring all the time, table.
spoonful Of flour; let the meat heat eradu-
| ally, and when boiling not the pan on
the back part CT the stove, and posch some
eggs to serve with the meat When the
eggs are done, put the meat on platter
and lay the eggs around the edge. With
fried potatoes, mutins and good coffee a
Wholesome breakfas. may be provided at
small expense
Some one in Haypei lBazar gives the
following Instructions as TO the use of nap
kins: Too much starch should never be
put in napkins No one wishes to wipe a
delicate mouth on board, and stiff nap.
kin comes very near being board. At a
! fashionable meal never fold napkin, but
leave it beside the plate, as ususi. AZ 8
social tea or breakfast it can he folded if
the hostess does so. Clean napkins Should
be laid away with some pleasan. herbs
! like lavender or sweet grass, or perhaps the
old. fashioned sweet clover, that they may
come to the table smelling Of these deli.
ciously fresh substances Breakfast cloths
OF pink, yellow OF drab are very pretty,
with napkins to match but after few
washings they become dull in tint and are
not as pretty as white, which grow whittier
with every summers bleaching. A soiled
napkin should never be put on the table q
second time. Nothing takes away the ap.
petite quicker than TO have a napkin given
that smells of grease.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03
ST. DAVID'S.

a FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON-
IA tains 1856 rooms us Howard street. near
Third, San Francisco. This house Is especially de-
signedss comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men visiting the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels csTpet and all
the furniture Is made OF solid black walnut. Ea:h
bed has spring Mattress with an additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds In the world. Ladies wishing to cook
or themselves families are allowed the free use OF
large public kitchen and dining-room Servants
keep up fire from A. N. to P. 4. Hot and cold
baths a large parIor and reading room, containing
a Grand EIano-all free to guests. Price, single
rooms per night, so cents ;>per week, from 81 up
wards. House open all night
r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Mgrket-street Ferry, take Omnibus line o
street cars 10 corner Of Third aud Howard
os TuTSu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
Letter from Vya.aipgton.
From oar Hcya!rr C,rreY.,ol,I.yt:.


WAsIEIr0E y. -. Jan. -.
The EUrutl:.an National Comm,ttoo
hei c rc~:ion here fss7 DAYS ago AMI
had scmo'l.ing CT time ~ ing 20 d.
torminN bow the 'ele-,atcs 10 the rex,
nominating contention shoull BE cnn-
ser. Man &C Tie mcnGers ece.ned to
feel that il ms e very lite difference
how The thing "a done, as there world
be lite chance for fae candidate aay-
way bu5 otse.s eLo are thema yes
ambitions or tho represen, Ut vs. o. tn,
tition, waited 10 hsve things ixej 10
their advaningr. 1t We, on tie Whole,
e rather gloomy gathering oil leaGe;e,
wholly lacking in tLe Gasii ana .ril
Of the grand old PARTY IL ID hArmo-
nous and prosperous day. Aoodt the
mosy touching incident was lie rezi.aa-
ton of Stsr-routo Dorsey a. Sec. etsty
Of the Committee. Tie * Senator's
letter. q. masi plAiHiiye and Ec@rt-rend-
ipg document, Nso received il liIauco.
There was GU aiCosPhcre &C sc' e.ga
coljncss about III room Which s~emtj
20 Say, we arc sor'y, oil icl.o.T, bI.
you have gol caught rnI SO can DO
nothing fog u. The Time va rhe6
We ceu.t have jeGe1 pubic .pjriou snd
carried you through w. sc have many
another. bat now ue ere too veal -
Dorsey in hi. letter underworld - give
himself frat class certificate az po'iti.
cal character, winch vas Thoughtful On
his part As il supplies What lis col.
les ggcs in their nervousness might have
neglected to offer hin. The ccrtiGc.ta
which Nr Dorsey h1sclr furnishes
leaves nothing tc DC desired. L. 5 fct-
feet. II sets forth hat but .11 Dorsey
there woui probably hava 0eon a Dem
ocratic victory in 1880, that 81. BIS ac;s
Is Secretary Of the Cocmiucc-li. G.
normons collections CT money ard biz
/ liberal dispc nsation OF soap 40 l.tinna
were known 20 aad approved As Tie
/ candidate for Piesijenl md Wee. Pres;-
/ dent. that wilh ban rested tho supreme
responsibility FOR tho rctal,s &c tho coGi-
! paj2p, and that # any man has ever
deserved he gratitude o. bis party art
fellow citizens j. IS ,hc .olf sagrifciug.
/ patriotic, aud inaefaGaaric 3. ". Dor
-ey AM SOS ur-c are people ca'',us
/ enough to keep asking what tue excel
len. Secretary did oI.L nl, tic money
/ be took 30 Indiana, and he1r.'ess
rough to wonder hor long Mr. Dorsey
d, to succeed iu keeping out of prison.
+ We also hear hints about Washington
/ that there arc other members q the
committee who afe quite rs iittle ralcu-
lated 90 ref OF orcdit upon tie Commit.
toe as the friend, adviser AMI co-partoer
OF Brady
Tie womsn'5 ri4h's rooplo are pre-
ponng for tlo annual convention Of thc
woman suGugjs,s, which is always ed
in va hingIon during tho sossioa OF
Congress !, is by some considered
tho most amusing event Of The season.
and however disappointed Che g eiplcs
Of progre1s may feel they certainly en-
ioy their scances with tho compression
oil committee which is depI'ed 20 tac,Ne
lhsm aud luxuriate in the louud!css
liberty r talking back ], so owtal-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

a distinguished scAolar aud writer
recently said: i founder in sea OF
scraps. Ia these days, wbsn the pa
pers contain 80 many fne sentiments.
beau 'f"i descriptions, touching Incl.
dents, toms of Importance, ani nat
iers OF permanent interest, Cu!iei from
II! departments Of life, ths7s ia scare.
~ day IN which something doe4 not
strike tie syo which the reader wish
es to preserve, IN order TO rene nber
"n peihrps to use. Ore OF Tie frs,
thiHgs bright boy or girl sLonli .uale
Is strap book OF th ngs wAicl interest
most. II you Lave 10 book pu.yoUY
selections in q Terent cnyciore accord
ing to subject. The neasralcr "a ?
circulating library, with li,!le OF ev,
cryiEing IN il, and ii':le for everybody
aak- sure Of your part CT u rs you
read.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

encourage newspaper readine araonc
your children, snd you will soon dis
co,erwhat q fondness they will have
for their family journal. and hQu rap
Idly theJ will improve. Tua mew<pa-
per IS Tie poor mans library
family should he provided with u gooa
-newsp aper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
,.tu BrarcL 1ntOl!lgencer,
,,uliula Harper, editor.
oss Come, naia ad'i Ora eel Larc SIS.
RouxEY WEST ViRGtSIA,
+ en- II =

rre tglI.APS ANo FITTT CENTS per
e,a.g -orrWU puhLARSii paid in edyance
rs, viii 0s discontinued except at .he
..i'gl puD.isaer, tntil al. sIrearages have
eco eel .te'.
rLtMs OF ADVERTISING
-t.-s,e5 Of olrer.ising are, for an inch or
Uys DOLLAR AID FIFTY CEsTs for three
4, .;ilr,-,a: sor cue, ia ,hs samo proportion.
~, .i.slnce 81 ".uts.
..,rlr, .5lF yearly, Aai yearly advertise
.5usattei at "a herai reduction ou the above
,,... s5sc:tisers disseminating during the
.f,..l q cLa.ged regular rates.
s., .. -e.l;ssuie a. a. he considered by the mon u
- 20 uliess specified or the man uscript or pre-
,..... ,Erc,d IYca hetwcch tho parties.
Peso. t.iousoi q iscciNt0us. communications {
.e' .nt=r-st. AaG notices oi oeRths exceeding
.....,4i vii 80 charged i've ceats per lite.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
Komney Ilampshre County West February 1883.

""i'S ~ SOtue over mere h'.u ENJOY tDs
sparting matcles betwocs The laiies |
and the Congress of tile United States. !
Senator |agce and Senator Vest are in.
variaoly saucy TO them-that is, es s.u- !
cy as they dsrs 70 oe-and get sgte !
down uion with grea. regularity and |
vigor. I. does not bore Senators and !
Representatives in the least to listou 10
their stirring appea!s, iaai indeed if
those stirring Appeals wese left out
good many legislators would be griey-
ou-iy disappointed.
tx Secretary Robcson'S tsnder testi.
mcuisl 10 the cha-.c.e OF his bosom
friend Mr.. Reach on ths tooy Of Cor
.ceSs Tic other day mas h&ye drawn
tears, Humorous or othorsise, from the
eyes OF those ITO heersti, j Mr.. Roo
Gson hal nicrc.y ssia ,aaysMs, s5aea
kuev low 10 build clips and g, good
price for them he wonli have siven his
friend . eood advertisement. hu. lie
went 50 uuch .uttler that il is hDpos>i-
o-c not tc bei!efs tI2t ar. hopeson
hopes to t,ccme Secretary OF tbs Navy
again one OF these d4ye, ard tner Mr.
Roach E:il TAX: "a COOL care OF BIN rs
hs ever Ill IN other days. III ticlic
ecu nog Il you'ii Tickle me atlr . viii.
is 4 very Old p ,!;jco business principle,
and peoi's ''o know ~. foaesoD An"
MIR. Roach via no. be ia ,iiAice,iy about
Supplying il.
The aar' timo Il a. sera'or IlooT has
recently been aayiog to =. hi4srlf re-
elected % the Senate reminds me that
ooe Of he bi&s"s; jus that has he'n
in''o1poe'i in Congress th's ~in'er ia
( rs proposition g. purchase w''h Govern
meat iao"'y =; $50 e"c:. ahoat h-if J.
/ m'iI.oA y - machines inven'ei ly =
"'''o" m"r, NJ" supply them 10 eycry
election d'''r.c, :n The C"'i"d > Ates.--
Jo;. "''; 80 m2l2ts oi+he r.-c''ino are
save act 'e' Tee" ale 20 dad ont, but
u = So''c "trt OF glass eon'riF3Ece
viz t"s ballots pasted o" an en'''es+
ben, Ter he zurp"aej purpose q Pre-
Vo"lrg if@rd pion TIC ir"ec:'i@e. 'Hoy
~ 'he election jadges "an.d haadie'
ana ppSa'b'J camper With every bai!o'
The security 81 TIC tang Is not go "P-
pafen'- Inc o''y certainty On he face
- se r',o' - '"''' Wv - -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

.ri'e,7 vhp 80 not giyo express notice II
bit, .,'.,. sie cons @ered az wishing ~ cop-
! 10 .hc'r s-O.ciIf.tla.
. ,.,,cl,o,s order tho Si5coa ,inuance OF
-- periodicals., tho pabiisi,srs may ontinue
!, ,.i .D,ai un,ii ali VrrssiGges ara paid.
go sUGscsItet5 neglect or icfGss TO take
s-ip3ic,i' irooI the ohiee to whiIh they
pc cd thcr are H. les pousib.e until
''-e,;ltG Ihc.r bills aud ordered them
.'s"rl.
D.. fe'on who receives a Newspaper aud
- o. 10. " hcthtr 10 Las or4oIct i. or
- held IN iso 10 DC suDsc. iber
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
sarlaon's Strength

Abundant hair is net sgu OF
bod = or mental streug D.. the story
OF Samson having given rise 10 the
nation ihat hairy men arc strong
physically, while tho fact IS that the
Chinese, who are the most enduring
oil all ruccs. are mostly bald, and as 90
the suWositiou that long aud thick
hair is sign aud token OF iu,ellcetu.
atty, all antiquity. aud mad,housos
aud all common observation, are q.
gainst IT, The easily wheedled Esau
was hoary The mighty Cosm was
bald. Lone-hairoI men are gen
orally weak and .suatcaI, and men
with scaEt hair arc lha philosophers
and soidiols and statesmen OF tho
Dr'd.-Londou Laueort.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
Sonth 3rnnek sntslliacnesr.
ROENEY, FRIDAY. FEB. 9. 1885.

The nav Pension Caico will be enc
OF The most splendid buildings in Wall.
ing'on, NTH frontage OF AGO and dsp,li
OF 200 'ee:. the height OF tie main cor.
iidor being - iest. I. Ill Lave 1866.
oUo square feet Of flooring aud space
Tor 1900 Clerks. Congrcss enacted that
Tue cost Was not To exceed $40o, COO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.

the next Session Begins september
9Th 1882 Ten Separate Schoo!a ia
Guiding school Of history md School o. Erg
fish Fui' coprs"t fro Low md Medicine *.
tsrIing throughout The p zion Enar1~d ia-
CIitte4 f,r stp6v CO.. Physical ~ccucys sui Su.
CptiGr hcficBitufr -complrtc'y equipped chem
zeal laboratory Thorough courses o. Ancient
aud Modern languages aud literature Text
books cost Necessary expenses not over
SSfS -. For catalogue aud other iniormA-
lion, address
W. T.. WILSON, President,
Horgontoru, Ncst We.
August 90, 1922 Cnop1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
CNURr DIRECTORY

tig t;rui, Courts for Tie stve:s! Counties
.., &c tso'ith judci'l Circuit, will hereafter
-..-,e and &c held % rO.iows:
g.. lie County Of iismrshire on the frSl
...e, u February, the second Tuesday ia
-. he ,iiid iLCisy in ,piemier
o.. Tho cou"ry II Hardy, on III. second TIES
March, tae last TUESDAY in Nay and tie
+. o.; .ussGBy 10 OcfCbcr.
as lie r.uGty OF GrA"t, or tas fourth Tues
~ 4arah ths e~st Tuesdty II Iu-e =, and
.,- .a|.1 |u,.a.y Ia hctshar.
;l.t.e vuuEty II Ptna.Sion on The second
, -tslsy ia Af''!, The y rdueSdsy after the
....r- u..dAy ia JuuS. Ead tho & 81 %elaes
t.- ,L >.,-uOtr.
f,, c county Of Mucral !u; tia gear 1872
g re :.urth fust1"y IL 4uil, thu fisI fucs.
IS :-pi,u Der, @Ld hc iCu:th Tuesday ia
,,r .. 40 Ter U5 YER 1883 .u6 here
...t nc sttttd iLe.3ti iu ,iar.Grrg, TIE fourth
il Ai:,!, snd lh- a-e: T4ssd.y il
sl.tsr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
On thirty Days ,TriaI.

Tho Vol,aic Bel, Co.. Marshall, Mich,
viii send D Dyes Celeora'cl Elcctto
Vo'tUc Bsl.s Sc Electric Appliances on
sIql fos thirty days &, men ('oung or
old who are afflicted with Nervous De-
b.ity, Los, Vi,!ty md Kindre q
Troubles eptran'cojns speedy AVID
compl.,e restoration ol health and
manly JGor. Address a. above. =. g.
so fskis incl,roias thirty days trial
is allowed.
The finest 90 Oh. market Is Rose0 1tim's os.'-
bratsd Springd,s Whisksy. For sale ~ Pat.
rick Murphy, tV1 doors nsrth CT Hart Hotsi
in Winchester ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
Boards AUGUSTA WHISTLES &
KEpNSrOWN OLD RYE

are made here in tde Waller. Of rs, hes, Rye
aud Distilled the Old Fashioned Way. These
brands have tbs additional ueri: OF chea pness
ibey are simply pure plain goods with no fan
cy prices attached
Also Pure White Corr and Rye WuISKiES
and cheap Western Whiskes and n largo 10,
OF Apple Brgndy distilled in Page County, Va.
two and three years ago -
We 5tiil keep nsuppiy of BUCKS WINES
and BRANpIESS for medicinal purposes. a.
we'll as genuine Imported Chaupsgne and
Sherr, Wines. Holland Gin aud Ffench I,ran-
dy. all guaranteed and sold as Cheap as sccl
goods Can be sold
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
SAVE YOUR
Health and Money
BY BUYING YOUR
Liquors for Homo Consumption
From ". II. REARDON & BRO.
NOS. 76 AND 7s MAIN STREET,
wINCfsESTEIs. VA.

NJ EHs you viii lind Pure Unsdultera,ed
w Liquot, Of ali kinds, such us Chase
celebrated keutuoky Rye and Bourbon Wbis.
k'es. OF which tho premium and cabine, brands
have oeen used in extreme clsaJ Of iilaess will,
'stonishing success.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
We have MISC large 10, Of
DOMESTTC GOODS

such as California Champagnc, wia., AMER.
can Gin, y. T.. Rum. &C
We still bottle and deliver tns
PREMIUM CINCiNNATI BEER,
and bottle Fac article Of BROWN STOUT.
cs,.ecia!y for inva'ids
Or Stock Of Groceries,
IS Largo Ard varied embracing everything tho,
IS ncci:u in fi;nilie; at cold at prices 10 sui,
tie times.
,s..1"Gs!l aud sec ua II,
EGNTONS CID STAND
Hos. IS &c IS Main Street,
NINUHGSTER, VA.
So cash paid for App!e Brandy aud Homo.
made Wai5Ly.
NJ Il. REARDON & BRO.
Ny 10. 1892 -ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

wells Health Remover restores
health aud yi5or, cures Dy spsia, In.
roteucc, Sexual Debility 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

Clesrs out rats, mice, roachss, nies
ants, bed-Dugs, skuakI, chipmunkf, 80.
piers. l5t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

J. ". ENGLAND Pulnshcr.
Nov. -, 1892. The Sya y. Y. City.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

In misunderstanding tho bottom
OF flannel skirt. 6I' double Tho Gan
no ~ % 10 hem j.. aud bssls 10 ~ place.
Tt g vii, give nrmnoss ~ il, and IL will
last tw:C9 as long
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

Drawn work is rapidly gaining 20
popularity. IL consi.ts OF drawn. on
the threads % fine Imam aIi Tie opa-
ess aro then G,led IN with fame Stitches.
spungdse Nb'lkey aas world u.isrePg,s-
lou aud can oe h.d = 70. RJs,Bhs.m. BsId.
more, be being to exclusive rliea'se. nal pro-
prist0r OF Ih,, celebrated brand. fer ss's ~
Pstr.ck Murphy. tvo doors rOrh o. Sass Ho
TEL, Winch,g'ts, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

!toJcss;etai CENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02
New Series Vol. l7No. As.
Farmer and House Keeper:

Padding Sauce-Take two crps
white sugar, q lump OF butter the sizs
Of an egg. one well-beaten egg. Stir
these together. then add teacupfut
OF boiling water; put into a saucepan
until it thiokens; do not let il boil.
and flaver with lemon or vanilla.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-02-02

Chicken Soup.-In boiling chick
ems for salad. the broth may be used
for soup. When the chickens arc 70
be served whole, stuff and tie IN u
cloth. To the broth add little rice,
or add one thinly sliced onion aad u
quart OF tomatoes. Boil 20 minutes,
season with pepper and salt aud two
we'll beaten eggs, and serve.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

A colored man was busily engaged in
saving wood for Colonel Powis, saws
tho Ierds SyfiDgs, when the latter oh
served that the bosom of the man and
brother, 30 to speak, was adorned by an
Odd Fellows breastpiu.
do the white Odd Fellows and the
colored Odd Fellows in Austin affiliate %
asked Col. Powis.
Don't fiIlyate wuf cuss, but they
helps each other out"
it," "' ~
"No, sir, it's not the same thing"
What's tho difference?"
Tho c0l0red man stopped saving wood
and made tho following explanation:
Last week, when dat norther was a
freezing de marrow in yer bones, went
inter de saloon of n white man, and what
totes dis very same emblem. / was in
distross, rAle distress, as hadn't had q
dram dat m0rning, 20 gib him do signal
of Distress"
Did he respond9''
He didn't gib do proper response.
DE proper response would hab been 10
rub his left ear wid his right ham an Ia
set ont dc bottle"
Then he did not respond correctly ?''
"No, sir: he made q motion at de doah
wild one hand an reached under de bar
wid do odder. made do Odd Feller's
signal oh distreaa 0ncs moab, and den
somefin hard hit me ON do head and
knocked me clean ont inter do street.
IL vas Dc bung-starter what dat white
brother Odd Feller had frew at me in
response to do distress sigual.''
"Then tho colored Odd Fellows and
the white Odd Fellows do not afiiliateg''
Jest what toled yer. Dey won't
fillyate, but dey hclps each oddsr out.
was helped out inter de street wid de
bung- starter, bat kllyats means TO sst
ont de whiakey."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

There has been moro than hfty oasss
Of pneumonia In this city and vicinity
this spring.
T. q. Goas bought the Methodist
church building and lot. corner Of =
snd Eighth streets, for which he paid
CAPT. H. H. Pisrcs has bean relieved
from duty at Forest Grove military
academy, and remains With his oon-
pany at Vancouver barracks.
Mrs. Col. E. D. Baker and her sister,
4n .Eastman. sailed on the steamer
fsou Portland last Sunday night, bound
Tor their old home In tho Houth.
Wy-on- shat, An Indian from North
YAmhill, Who 10 nov about 100 years
old, made the printing Office call yes
teedAy. We have known him for -
yeass.
Robt. Norton has bsen trapping for
that pesky cougar that killed his COW
and salf several days since, bus in its
plaoe be has taken . couple Of bears In
his trap. The little bruins we're fat, and
na6 rssdily Ia the naarkets In this city.
and eavs old timers bait Of "bar
neAA"
On Monday last Capt. w. A. Elderkin
aagamsd the duties Of Chief Commis-
ny Of Subsistence Of his department.
and of Purchasing and depot Commis-
ny . Vancouver barracks. relieving
CsgA y !. Cushing, Who goes 10 Wash
u&Soo nh veek.-Regisfer.