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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-07
Tho American hide Trade.

From the Germantown Telegraph.
Fifteen to twenty years ago the trade in
the expectation Of hides to Europe from
the United States was of a very limited
nature {; in fact, we imported most OF the
hides for home consumption from South
America. But at the present day the
tables are completely turned. The export
of hides from this country has reached an
enormous extent and still seems to be on
the increase. Besides, American leather.
even in France aud Russia, where tine
finest leather In the world is manufactured,
is shipped to every country in Europe in
considerable quantities. In Kansas. Texas,
Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Dakota,
a farmer can double his capital in two or
three years in beef cattle, and the business
seems TO require little labor beyond the
guarding of the herd. In fact, in all the
border states immense herds of cattle are
raised on what is called "the range -
that is, the open public domain-the owners
not possessing an acre Of land, though
how long this will remain so will depend
upon the extent of the emigration and the
taking up of the lands. 1t is from these
immense multitude of cattle that our
markets are supplied, and the large ex
portation of cattle and dressed meats are
made, and thus far all these demands
scarcely equal the steady yearly increase.
There is no doubt but that this republic is
destined to become the greatest producer
of hides in the world, even leaving far il
the rear the great cattle producing region,
OF South America. Thus far, this business
has scarcely begun to develop itself wes
of the Rocky mountains. where in time !
must become almost limtless in magnitud,
aud interminable in perpetuty.
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marrow Bscsps o. xook.xay B.th,r

marrow Escape o. n SookA~ay Bsthtr
Large numbers of sharks have appeared
W hin short distances of the beaches from
X ,ckaway 20 Long Beach during the past
few days, A visitor to Rockawsy, while
bathing, saw what appeared to be a person
drowning, about one hundred feet from
the shore, and swan out toward the ob q.
ject. Wbeu within a few feet OF it he dis
covered II to be large shark, which i'm
mtGiGtely turned upon him, and il was
with difficulty he succeeded in reaching
the 81 ore before the monster could reach
him When the body of Katie Donnelly,
daughter Of Peter Donpelly, who, with
her father, was drowned at the Isle Of
Wright, on Saturday, was found. the lips,
eses, ears and portions Of the limbs were
found to have been bitten off, evidently by
sharks. several of which were noticed in
the viciHity.
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Aanrastsr .gnlelltgcnccr
imPERFECrION.

lmPERFECGIoN.
She sat, half shaded from the glare
or common light-a creature rare
And finished with perfection
From darkcrowned head 10 slender foot
IiooRed-no mortal e'er could put
Dispraise In his inspection.
TIE angel face that men had praised
I closer scanned. with lorgnette raised,
My study not concealing;
she bore it with the proudest ease,
She foit so confident to please,
such beauty fine revealing.
wonder II an inner grace
Matched all this loveliness OF face,
And used my mental eye-glass;
Its searching crystal only saw
A mind so free from rust or haw
That--I laid down my spy-glass.
grew TO love her, day by day;
She know It, liked It -woman's way
was pleased with the newcomer;
She saw another slave enroll
His heart for her serene control
And liked me for a summer.
was fool; I sought her heart;
The calm face did not ieign or start,
Surprise to seem to cover;
She only said, with candid speech,
She really had not meant to teach
NE to become her lover.
emile to think that have learned
(With lorgnette critically turned)
so little worth discerning;
For now l see, ,Oithom my glass,
One great dciect-well, let IL pass;
No heart was shs worth learningH
From the Philadelphia Times.
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Mover tiiva an.

lfyou are suffering with low and depressed
spirits loss o appetite, general debility, dis
ordered DloOd, weak constitution, headacne
or any disease OF a bilious nature, by ali
means procure u bottle OF keclric BitteTs
fou Will be surprised TO see the rapid I'm
proVement that will follow you viii be in
splred with new lite strength and activity
VIII return pain and misery will cease a. Il
h"nceiorth you Will rejoice IN the praise of
Electric BittGrs. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by II. Is. Cochran druggist, Nos. l37 and II9
N. Queen st., Lancaster, Pa u0
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EDUCATIONAL.
lIAvEEFORD UJJ,


III from Philad"' MAE PA q murs
@ az W uIphia, on the Penna. Il,
.oaa VI -AsE, LII. D., President. Under
~" .hembers OF society OF fIiends, but
Al to others Classical and Scientific courses.
Thorough instruction, ample equipment.
Practice IN Astronomical Observatory, Chem
ical Laboratory and Machine shop. Complete
Gymnasium. Library 1900 volumes. Beau
Itul grounds healthful location In the coun'
try. Next half year begins 9th month Sep.
tember) l7th 1854. Address PRoy, ISAAC
shAkpLEss, Dean, Haveriord College L. o.,
Pa iels- NJ W a s39t
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( EoRuErowN UOLLGaE, ID. q.

ACADEMIC CDEPASrMENT SCHOOLS open
sept: y, 1854, Terms, Ss0O per annum Apply
LEGE, ID. q.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, lectures open
Sept ~, lssl, Terms. 800 erannum. Apply
toJ. W, Ii. LOyEJOY, A. %, Dean, 800 lgtR
street, N, W, Washington, &C.
Law DEPAR1 MtNr, Lectures open October
l. 1884. Terms, $50 per annum, Apply TO y.
NJ, iEATMAN, Corner 9Th anu y stleets n.
W, Washington, ID. q,
Iy2s2Gtd President.
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No Decoption Used

~ " strange so many poop y III continue
70 suner day after day with Dyspepsia Liver
Conpiaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach gen.
eral debility, when they can procure al Our
store s i sHlLOH's piTALlZEk, free OF cost II il
Soes Soes hot cure or relieve them. Price, rs cents
Notth queen street, Lancaster. iedl+eodb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-07

Was troubled Tor a year with tOrpjd liver
and indigestion, and after trying everything
lmap inaDie used Burd0ck BLOOD Biners The
ne entirely J. y. williamson, Rochester. \,
I. For sale by IL. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877
ana lSs North Queen street.
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INsIITUTE
ffiitieth GessiOn) kllicott city, Md.
AIgS SARAH n RANnAI pu DuYEDt

:
MISS SARAH N, RANDOLPH, PRINCIPAL
situation unsurpassingly beautiful ana eli.
mate noted for It's sAlubrity. with Its able
corps OF teachers it, great Aiyan ages for
securing liberal education, and the happy
results from It's methods OF instruction and
discipline, no other school can be found offer
ing greater advantages tor the training OF
young ladies' anu children than this WE'LL
known institution Offers Apply 10 Principal
ior Circular. Jy2s 9mcou
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Hark bark tits sOLODONT cry,
Haste youths and maidens, come and buy
Come ana secret III unfold,
At small expense 10 young ana Ol -
A chal III that VIII on both bestow
A ruby lip, an teeth like snow
nnH.lMnT. .IhN-N 4 v
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IEGAg NOTICES.
rrnr.u.npstrK ~. yppNI,Ey

ESTATE or FREDERICK W. oOoNLEf
Ia late of the city OF Lancaster, deceased:
the undersigned. appointed by the orphans
Court of Lancaster county, to pass on eNccn-
tions to the account o. charles VI. Howell,
executor of the will OF Frederick W, CoOnley,
late OF the city of Lancaster. deceased. and to
make and report distribution ot the balance
in hantis OF said accountant to and among
those Legally entitled thereto, Will sit for the
purpose ot his appointment in the Library
Room in tire Court House, In the city OF Jan.
caster. on Thursday, August ~ 1881, AT 10
O'Clock "A m. when ami uherO all persons In
terestrd may attend. WIN. AUG. ATLEE,
iylO.3 81 OaNTh Audiiot
UNSTNJS ar JDuS SrRAs1L, LATE
Ia Of the City OF Lancaster, deceased -
Letters testhmentary on said estate htYing
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested 20 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or
demands AZ tinst the same, will prescn, them
without delay for settlement to the under.
signeI, residing at No. 42S Love Lane, I'm the
CITY OF Lancaster, Pa
AUGUSTUS sTRANTz,
ALRN IlARRIs Executor.
Attorney. lc2O6tdoaw
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,shEs SrEULrIo nsiJISIsE. InH
~ Great English hemedy. An unisiiing
ITo tor lmpotency, and all Diseases that
tuds, Pain in tho BACK, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
sumption ana IL Premature Grave Fun par.
tiCulars IN our pamphlet, which We desire 10
send tree by mail TO overy one. The Specinc
dediCinets sold by all druggists at ~ per pack.
age, or SIX packages tor 81, or will be sent tree
by mail on the receipt OF the money, by al.
dressing the agent
IL. Is. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Nos. l37 and lS9 North Queen street, Lancas-
ter, Pa.
ON account OF commercials wo have adOpt-
ed the Yellow Wrapper theonly genuine.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Vhkw Buffalo. N. ~
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asrDisDoBo Dyes Ill color snyIhinR any
color and never fail. The ca lest ana best way
TO economiZe. lOc at all druggists w.lls,
Richardson " Co, Burlington, VI. sample
Gard, 80 coloIs. and book OF directions Tor !
cent stamp.
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Au Exclamation.

No one medicine will cure everything Tut
II IA an incontestible fact that Thomas Ec1ec-
rtc OF will cure sprain, II bruise, u bite, or
an ache, and Is also AN active ana proD Odn ced
cure Tor neuralgia ami rheumatism For sale
by ii Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street.
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I OUaL MAIL annAN8EME ENTs.
HOURS FOX CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOX CLOSING THE MAILS.
By Rsiiroai-NEw DIRK THROUGH MAIL 500
and 1880 n, m 1850 p. m, 500 p. IN. and 20Oa.
WAY MAIL, cast, 1880 a. IN.
DowSINsTowN, Leaman Place and Gap, G:l6
PHILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL, SEQ and 7:3OR.
m, o:i5 H. m, 1880 500 ana 200 a. IN.
pITTsBURG AND WEST, 900 II. m, LEO and l0:B
nARmsnURe MAIL, 600 and 900 a. m, l;2O, 800
7;l5 and lO:i5 p. III.
WAY MAIL, west, 800 and 900 n. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Philadel
phia, 5:OOp. IN.
BALTIMORE AND " wAsmNoTor, via York, 1880
BALrIMoHE AND wAsHINGToS, via Harrisburg
IisspIs.IIAND, Christiana, Parkesburg,
COatssviIlo and Downingtown at 1890 D. m
CoLuHBIA at 300 II. IN. l;30 and 5Oop. IN.
YORK AND YORK WAY, 1870 and l0i5 d. IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 Ia. IN. l2O ana l0i5
READfsa, via READING AND COLUMBIA X. r.,
REApISO via Philadelphia, 5:COand IEOO pm
READING WAY, via Junction, Lititz, Man
QuAKRYvILLE, Carrnsrgo. New Providence,
West willow, Martinsyille, Refton and Lime
Valley, 8:l5 IA. m. and 800 p. IN.
NEW HOLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank,
Blue Bail, GoOdViie BeartOwn and Spring
Grove, by way OF Downtngtown, at Glib p. III.
SAFE HARBoW, via Columbia, $50 a. m. and
By tsgs-slackwater and Safe Harpor,
10 Miiiorsvile and 1880 IA. IN, and 4p.m
Binkley's Bridge, LeaCock, Bareville, New
Holland, 2:3O p. III.
willow street, Smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, FairmOunt and ROwlandsVille,
Md, daily, at 1900 IA, IN.
Lands valley, oregon, West Earl, Farm
ersville, Neiisyille, IiinkletOwn, Terre Hill,
Martindale, daily, at 2:30 p. III.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and W heat.
land Mills 10 StrasbuTg, daily at 4 p. IN.
New Danville, Conestoga, MartiCyille, Cole.
manyille, Mount Nebo, kawlinsyille, Be-
thesda and Liberty Square, daily, NJ $3.50 p. m.
On Sunday evening, mails east ana west
clos at 1900 p. IN.
WHEN OPEN EUh DELIVERY.
Arriving by Mail-Eastern natl, $50 H. M.
1900 a, m, 800 ana $3.50 H. IN.
Eastern way mail, 1900 a. IN.
Western mail, $50 and 1000 Il. m., 300 and
700 p. IN.
Reading, via Heading and Columbia, 2SO
D. m.
Western way mail, $50 a. m,
Reading way mail, 1880 Il. IN.
Quarryvtlle Branch, sl5 Il. IN. and 400 n. N.
Arriving by stsge-from Safe Harbor and
Slackwater, at 900 Il, m, daily.
From Millersville, and 8 IA. IN and u. IN,
From New Holland, Mt $3.50 u M, daily;
From Rolandsville, Md, at 400 p. m
Reading way mail, at 1890 a, m, daily,
From strasburg, ut $3.50 a. m, daily.
From Rawlinsville, at llO0 a. IN.
From Terre hin, at l0;CO "A. m.
SUNDAY POsTUFFIUE HoURs,S
ON sunday the postOtfce Is open from April
lst 10 October LIST, from : 10 a. m, and from
! 60 p M; from October lst TO April lsL from
atO 10 n, M, and from TO z p, m.
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Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
AT 7tO p. IN, has direct connections without
change OF cGrsl To Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when Tagged
wiz stop at DOwningtOwn, Coatesville, Parkos,
burg, hcunt JOY, EliEahethtown and Middle,
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News EXpross, Mail
Train, No. !, Western Express and Pacific Ea.
press run daily.
The time here given IA Eastern time, or that
OF tho 18th meridian, hiCe Is ! minute and
seconds ia or than that heretofore used
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at Lancaster with Niagara Express NJ Rl3,
VII run through 70 Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
lt Ian castor with fast Limo vest az l:8, vtl
run Though 20 ErCdtrtCF.
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(NuKNwALi,.L LEBASON ~ UDLEBNoO
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Trains loavo Lebanon daily Except sun
day. at 6.3O n m, 1898 and 72S u. III.
Arrive ut Cornwall at $40 Il. m. 1887 n III.
and l:iO y, mi at Concwago at 1872 II. M, l:2i
anu $50 T.. M, connecting with the Pennsy
vania railroad for points East and West.
soRTHwARp.
Trains leave ConowRgo at 7:3o n. M, $3.50 ana
S:29 y. III.
Arrive al Cornwall at 4: IS II. In., I:ls and 0:lS
y. m; at Lebanon ~ $40 Il. IN, 40 and g25 II.
m, connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphia
l.tadinR railroad tor points Enst and West,
and tho Lebanon y Fremont branCh tor J ohna.
town, PinoRrovo AMI fremont.
The $50 a. m. train will stop only Nt Corn.
wall, CnlebTOok ana Bellairo.
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EEUINE OLD STOCK CONNEUTIUUT
VI Cigars, 2 tor &C., II tor 2Sc., AT
uAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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Owing to the great success OF our tormer
Word Contest, which expired May !, and the
many requests OF persons who saw our Ohcr
too, late 10 com pete, We concluded TO offer the
following magnificent presents To the persons
making out the largest lists OF words from the
letters comprising the words:
IN a
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pEADINa y COLUMBIA u.K.
ARRANGEMENT PASSENGER TRAINS
SUNDAY, MAY llTH, 1874

from philadelphia, POttsyille, Harrisburg, Al.
lentown anu N,w York, via Bound 3rook
Route.
At Columbia MN trains 10 ami irora Yogs,
Hanover, 0etty burg, Frederick and Bait.
more.
At Marietta junction with trains to and
from ChiCkiUs.
SUNDAY.
Leavc-CuarTs vile, i.O) II. IN; Lancaster,
King street, 500 D. IN.
Arrtve-RcRhing, 1000 "A. m, 1:l0 y. IN.
LCaYC-RUading, 500 u. IN, 4.O5 y. IN.
Arrive-iAnCaster, King street, 1880 Il. m,
sos y. m; QuArryvillC, 7:U5.
NJ. WILSON, Supt
DhhEsHLNA NAHia RAILROAD NEW
L SCHEDULS - On and RttUr SUSpN
NOVEMBER, Is, 1883 Il tlns on the YUIDsy.
vanih JllroRt will Irrive ~ and lsLv0 tHC
Lancaster and Philntvlph'I depOtS ~ follows
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TRApELFR,s GUIDE,
ANCAsrER AND miLnrRsv,LLE IL Il.

leave Lancaster tP. Il. Dopot), at 7, . nm.
1870 a. Ia, ana 9, 4, gnud $50 D. M, pxccpt on
saturday, when the last car leaves nt $50 ~. IN
Leave Niflersville dover cnd), Mt q, \. ana
10 n. M, aud !, 3, r ana pm.
Sunday.
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Y
Entc. tanning and Instructive rastimc.
Lar gely Increased Numbers Ot Magni.
hCent and Costly Premiums GivGn.
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WHEN OPEN FUH DELIVERY.


On sunday the postOffice Is open from April
lst 10 october lst, from To a. m, and from
10 p. M; from October LIST 10 April lst, from
. Ia 10 A. M, and from q TO p. m.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
improving nm OppOrtunity.

Y
Perhaps y,u have already wondered what
wrrr the circumstances that brought ne into
thrir sleeping presence. dashed INTO their
chamber tn give them warning that they
wcrc To- le Nrrenad'd in half an hour 10y
party e Young fellows. They live up on
Washington Heights part of the city where
such things are feasible Ii was to he total
sun rise To- them. and 50 | desired IT, give
them time 10 prepare themselves for grace
fll as,uni>hincnt. Well, You ought to have
sen how quickly they took on their waking
ASPECTS.
Tho dulnrl was homcly again. before she
had scarcely got out of bed; and Miss Vi
Nacity was herself rs soon as her eyes were
ul~.n anI her modth shut And then the pro-
c,sslns> grew interesting to student OF girl
nature.
The plain one dressed herself carfully in an
ordinary evening house costume, and. when
the singers were invited to refresh, she
sail that she had been kept up IN Usually late,
which accounted for her complete toilet. The
Other didn't throw away tie opportunity in
any such way She mussel her hair in the
most nrtfulv becoming manner; she brought
"A glow into her cheeks by dash of cold
water and a brisk rubbing with towel; she
donncl a white robe in the carefullest man
ncr. making it look as if thrown on heller
skcltcr and She stuck her bare feet into the
cutcs, little slippers that could he made to
hold them She was thus an embodiment Of
bcwitching inelegance when the serenaders
piped up. After they We're in the parlor, and
her sister and had greeted them, went out
and drew her in. Do you imagine that there
was one of those simpletons who had the re-
hottest notion that she intended to let them
s.c her. Nary chap. Her manner of hud-
ding her gown and shrinking behind chairs,
Of furtlvcly smoothing her hair, and, above
all. 81 managing to expose tiny bit of her
bare foot while appearing to he anxious to
hide it-these deceptions just set their hearts
going bumpeiy bump.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
\ Little sketch from Real Life.


A Chicago lady who has just returned from
n trip Ia New York gave a Tribune reporter
n little sketch from real life which recalls
IIowcll's charming creation of Helen Hark-
ness in "a Woman's Reason" Mrs. Her.
bert {. Aver, Of Chicago" she said, twas
only few months ago a wealthy society
lady, but her husband, well-known iron
merchant, failed for $4,000, 600, and all his
estate went to his creditors. His wife, who
was mary years his junior, was not to be
crushed by the reverses of fortune, but taking
one IT her children with her, she went to New
York, where another child was at school, and
determined to do something toward earning
n living. The experiment of writing book
or Of attempting to do magazine work would
obligc her 10 wait too long, and that
she could not afford to do.
She remembered, however, that dur
ing her days Of luxury she had spent much
time In selecting bric-a- brac for her home,
and tho idea struck her that the taste which
she hal thus cultivated could he turned to
advantage. When her determination was
made known she received tempting offers
from several leading New York houses
In fact, there was lively bidding
for her services, and finally Messrs.
Syphcr a. Co, of whom she had been
liberal patron. succeeded in capturing her
at handsome salary and commission. She
Is Ia buy as well rs sell for them, and they
talk Of sending her to Europe, and perhaps
90 Asia, 10 exercise her taste in buying for
them. Mrs. Aver, l understand. has re-
ccivcd encouragement from her Chicago
friends, who admire the spirit which she has
shown In the midst Of reverses and the en-
dcavors she has made to secure independence
They recognize the fact that Mrs. Aver illus
trate~ that principle of self-help which is
dear to all Americans"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18

IAfH nNfhA = iNfAhtt
Tho treufy shi,h the pr,-ent Is putting
Together asks that ~. model young man
shalt lslk ami advance toward home ~ his
own He will n.ither r,maln unmarried nor
ts q mere isarief nj sotne hotel ar club
The-s two form. 10 existenoc-hotcl and
elub-sfe revealing their irfs~ts from year
h. year There h. q place for these institu-
,iosss. AMI thsy will always exist. hut the
sutss ~ ths~e wi-ssi and lrst aud happiest
is ~,uniing In favor ~ that dear old home
wAish made England AMI help.-i make tho
moral ispwuF ~ our land Allurrd by mag
nlficsnt pulilc HOUSES AMI by club life. the
Hsst attractive sIsit on ear'h-the home
has in tina last half century suffered n little
nrele-'t Tat the land shows signs II peni-
,eoee, AMI "hums IL sounding again "a the
heart With much u Il. old music Simpler
styls~ - h"ns~ huiiding AMI cheaper and
more attractive decorations have l~cn do
s,ss~i, volumes have been Published upon
hosuss Poe the many and for ALL AMI out u
this awakening - tho idea therc has come
@ansshlna ~ actual reform
There must ln transient homes for the
transient Thousands. tut the tens 10 thous-
snis u co,sagr- springing up by ruai AMI
lake AMI river aud ssa and In the suburbs 10
ali tho cities, as~urr us that the young man
~ Ia day is ~skiag q home. lie Investigates
the past ~ his friends be asks them their
conss'tions, and 70 IN army 81 these inter
s~ting memt-rx a ~ociety all, with the rarcst
es~Iaioss arr iooking forward 10 that part
~ human existence that Il within cottage
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-18
new % Wasaie keresene.

KeSu~rne lecomr~ more deadly every year
~ the hours ~ evening lamp-light lcngthen
and tho frequent lighting ~ fires becomes q
daily duty. The fact that these accidents arc
utterly unnecessary rsn,ierx them the more
tau,ensahls. In the hope ~ preventing some
~ thss sccidents, Ne stats few facts which
sveryis,iy ought o know
I. II u nat the ker~cne that exploles, but
On invisible gas that ri-~ froin H.
II oii is pour~i in,o n lamp that needs
Hiiine. this gas rises out ~ tho lamp or the
tan. nc icsh. and explo.ls~. often with deadly
fofcr, N there 10 any fire within rach
iouring all from n can upon burning
hse of into iiEhissi lamp ought to In fol.
lowed Nv q terrible explosion. Sometimes Il
hsppens that no explosion occurs, but the
F,sk u friEhtful
The oniy safe rule Is never 10 pour oil ON
toFnibg hre 80 into q lighted lamp.
Nov, you may give bridget the most posi-
tive orders with regard a. the fires. but when
M one Ia NJ hand ln tho early morning hours,
the temptation Il strong io assist the unoul-
dsFing hlasn by the aid % it'll. Kerosene.
khs has done Il without injury formerly. why
nat seaini ~ the nose of the can II tilted
over the range or grntr, thero Is q fash, q
srfeafn, snd IHpnf iiriigrt will never have
another chance 10 di-o,-y orders. Perhaps
u s"uid H. ls,,er. N bridget must H. allowed
arrives IA the can ut all-the suggestion IL
timssily made b. show her how uhc may aid
the nfv si,h comparative safety. All she
has IA DO !. ~ Iuur n spoonful ~ two 81 tho
oii in,o cup ~ something ~ the kind, and,
sitting the caa down %, safe distance. pour
The ed ftum the cup uIpn this fire. II Is not
likely that sho vii suffer much injury
frssn tho comparatively mild explosion that
NAV fullow