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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD
v*-. <3 •
P7 ,\ e, nrral invitation is ext. for all
niirlii- intm-ateil in iiro*|*Tii»i"iital
agriculture to coulriniH' to tnN rouiiim. It
vol) nitkc rt dincivcrv in tillage in thi: soil,
the culture sT »*ro;--i, t ho 11.i]it*> o tiii<Mit or cure
ofMo«-k. or aiiv otli T niMltiT of ir< it-nil intn
cst. ftivo u* the jvtrlicuiurs for )niblicatioii.
Srrtxnrn ('rrr. r-M VKIX<*. Profe >sor
Lielng. the (German chemist, says good
C >ffee should be rieli in two principle's,
artrarl and atumn. "When boiled a long
time, coffee is rich in extrae' but defi
cient in aroma; and when lxiiled only a
short ti tie. it is rich in aroma hut defi
cient in extract. In order to obtain
lx>th these properties, Prof. Liebig di
rects us to take two-thirds of the ground
coffee nee led for the meal, put it to tie
water and l*»il briskly a considerable
time, and when the meal is nearly ready,
take the coffee from the tire nivl add the
remaining third of ground coffee; stir it
well, let it stand a few minutes and
servo.
The above directions will not avail
much if the coffee is not properly roast
ed. lfoust often, and in small quanti
ties at a time.
According to M. Scliadler only half
the quantity of finely ground coffee is
needed, in order to produce the same
of beverage obtained by the
ordinary coarse-ground article. If, af
ter Oriental fashion, the ground coffee
is crushed line iu a 1110,' tar, only two
fifths of the coarse is needed. Infu^on,
boiling, or filtering through a bag, all
have the same result us regards strength,
except that by filtering the aroma of the
coffee is letter preserved.
SOUND TF.ETH. —Mushes, grewels, pud
dings and soup, may by made hvgieni
callv; but they should also l>e eaten
hvgienically. They must be chewed,
not bolted. The nursing infant masti
cates its mother's milk, for which pur
pose it takes it slowly, drop by drop.
Mastication is for tho purpose of iusa
livaticn. Unless food is properly insal
ivated, it cannot be well digested. The
teeth are the finast, densest structure of
the human body, and this means that
they are intended for hard work.
Eit solid food at every meal, and
when you take semi-liquid, or very soft
food of any kind, eat very slowly and
take a bite of hard bread, cracker, a
green apple, or something similar with
it. Then will your stomach please and
be pleased, and your teeth, like your
eyes and nose, and lingers and toes,
will remain to b1033 and comfort you to
the last. If all persons, after being
weaned, would only chew their food
enough, we should hear very little of
aching and rotting teeth, and deiilists
would be nowhere.— Science of Health.
CHABOOAL FOB TUEKKYS.—A California
paper highly recommends charcoal for
fattening turkeys, and recommends
khai it «hoaid bo pulverized and mixed
with mashed potatoes and commeal, ns
well as fed to them in small lumps. It
mentions that in two lots of tin-keys of
four each, treated alike, and one lot
given this mixture and the other not,
there was an average of gain in the
weight of the first of one pound and a
half each. AVhilo we condemn the
practice of mixing the pulverized char
coal with the other food of the turkeys,
compelling them to eat it whether they
want it or not, we liave no doubt of the
excellent effects of supplying charcoal
broken into small bits to turkeys, es
pecially when fattening for the market.
We have had evidence of what we say,
and for a number of years have recom
mended charcoal for this purpose.
To KEEP BCTTEK SWEET. —It is the
easiest thing in the world. Simply put
it in clean jars and cover with a strong
brine. This will keep pure butter a
year, fresh and sweet, as we know by
experience. It is equally good to put
it in oak casks headed tight. This is
equivalent to canning fruit. The brine
in the case of the jar acts as heading,
keeping the air out. Batter should be
made well; wc have never experimented
on poor butter. Work out the butter
milk till you have only pure " beads,"
clear as spring water; "but do not work
eo much as to break the grain, in which
case you have a tough, heavy article in
winter, and grease in summer. Such
batter we advise no one to try to pre
serve. •
SWERR PICKLES. —TweIve pounds «f
fruit, six pounds of sugar, and one
quart of cider vinegar, cloves, and cin
namon. Let the fruit boil in tbe above
uutil soft; take out, put carefully in a
dish, let the svrup boil down, then put
on fruit again and boil a few minutes;
jam and seal with tissue paper
dipped in white of egg.
CRSTABFE WITHOUT E KJH. —Boil, a quart
of milk, exeapt a teacupful io which to
put four table spoonsful of flour. When
it boils put in a very little salt and
stir the flour just as for starch. Add
two tablespoonsful of sugar and such
spice as you like.
\INEOAK PlE. —One cup wigar; one
half cup vinegar; boil together a few
minutes. Cool and add one egg, one
(spoonful of flour or a little rolled crack
er, and one spoonful of butter. Bake
with two crusts.
METHODIST CAKE. —-One li«jf teacup of
milk, one egg, about two cups of flour,
one table qioonful butter, one cup- su
jiar, one teaspouuful cream-of tartar,
one-half teaspoonful sod*, and lemon to
flavor.'
CUBE IMB LUMPY MlLK. —Feed the cow
trith her grain or roots, a, small piece'of
poke root (Plixfolacra dwandra) two or
three times a week, uutil.Jie* tmllr
ceases to be lumpy.
THE WPFF2SG WILLOW.
A «rtU <u tin; ,I*. . i .1 J
B.d'Jui.ire. gi\» * i»> tho ? 'IV' whig :>fi»p
<>f hisSorv r< l.ttive to tin. 'ui »*Ji-T willow
[Sttl, t H tifjU.
Alxait the year ITU!, r>>] o, while
pausing his time «t his famous \dla,
Twickenham, OTI the I iiames. whcie,
I.V the *r;it. tho l*i"!ii<w of V. ales, sub
sequently George the Secnnd.tind other
notables were oft attracted by its 1 ciu
ties, uccivfr? from ft friftid v\ho Lad
just returned from tlie vicinity of Smyr
na, not very distant from the ruins of
Ha by lon (on the willows of which tlio
Hebrews, wliilft captives, bud hung their
' harps), a present of a I«>x of tigs; in the
l>ox was a twig or scion of a tree then
, unknown to En Rand's soil; this twig he
pi inted at Twickenham, and c tre.'ully
watched and tended its growth till it
hecunc ati er 1 , with its pendant branches
gracefully bowing to the salute of every
passing zephyr.
After the poet's death, Sir "William
Stanhope became the owner of Twick
enham, and in 1775, during our war
with England, a twig of this willow was
brought to America by a young English
officer, who, with others, had counted
;on participating in tho pleasures of
farming their American estate'!) after
having subdued the Yankees. This
; young officer, while engaged on the
I English arniv near Bunker Hill as aid
; de-camp to the chief English comman
| der, General Clinton, then formed an
] acquaintance with Gen. "Washington's
I step-son, John Parke (Justis, who at the
| time was one of Washington's aids, and
i was also engaged in carrying flags of
! truce between the two armies. "Mutual
I esteem succeeded these frequent inter
views, and a short time pefore the Brit
ish evacuated Boston in the spring of
177(i, this disenchanted officer presented
the twig or scion to young Gustis as a
token «f friendship. Custis then mar
ried, and owning an estate in Abingdon.
Virginia, planted it near his house, and
it grew to a tree and became the pro
genitor of all the weeping willows in
America.
LEAF IKPHESSIONS. —Taking leaf im
pressions is a very pleasant amusement,
especially for girls, and we subjoin the
following method of the operation,
which is said to be a good one although
not new:
Hold oil paper in the smoke of a lamp
or of pitch until it becomes coated with
the smoke; then take a perfect leaf hav
ing a pretty outline; nnil sifter warming
it with the hands, lay the leaf upon the
smoked side of the paper, with the un
der side down, press it evenly upon the
paper that every part may come in con
tact: go over it lightly with a rolling
pin, then remove the leaf with care to a
plain piece of white note paper and use
the rolling pin again; you will then
have a beautiful impression of the deli
cate veins and outlines of tlie leaf. And
this process is so simple that any per
son, with a little practice to enable him
to apply the right quantity of smoke to
the oil paper and give the leaf the
proper pressure, can prepare leaf im
pressions such as a naturalist would be
proud to posje ;s. Specimens can be
neatly preserved iu book form, inter
leaving the impression with tissue pa
per.
2X2" As a proof of the venality and
corruption of the Administration, the
New York World calls attention to the
statement of a well informed Pennsyl
vania correspondent that the manipula
tors of the President's ring to that State
are preparing to put the enormous sum
of $50,000,000 into this conflict. Simon
Cameron alone gave $1,000,000. The
chief field of corruption is to be Phila
delphia. As the Board of Aldermen is
obliged to appoint a Democrat, either
for the 1 Registration or on the election
Board, they select their' 'man, and pay
him for keeping his eyes nhuS. Came
ron has made his own ticket in Phila
delphia. Win, B. Matyn, in the meet
ing of the State Central Committee,
called for the purpose of nominating
another candidate for Governor, and
throwing Hartranft over tb appease the
wrath of the whole, declared that the
city would give. 1{30,0D0 Republican
majority, and he knows how it can i>e
done.
——_——•, r j
53f The very poetry of faming must
be reached in cultivating the rose farms
of Balgaria. They cover hundreds
of thousands of afcres, and the Paris per
fumers reap a rich harvest of fragrance,
which finds its way. over the seas, and
settles itself in every direction.) '
don't settle Mr. Thomas Settle, the
Chicago Tribune does, by pointing out
the little circumstance that he was ap
pointed Minister to Peru in 1872, and
drew his salary of SIO,OOO -without
leaving home. j" " "
DESTRUCTIVE FlßE.—' The Jacksonville
(Oregon )Snithid details the burning of
ashed Bl> miles south of that place, HI
which were thirteen horses and mules,
fifty-six sets of harness, somf $3,000
worth of goods in transit, <&c. All
were destroyed.
To remove proud flesh, pulverize
loaf sugar very tine, and apply it to the
parts affected. This is a new and easy
remedy, and is said to remove it without
paiu. It has been practiced in England
I for nianv vears.
1 ' _L
McCormick, it is stated'in an Ar
: izona letter, will have no-opposition to
| a re-election to Congress. He is said
| to be a straight-out Democrat.
The United Order of American
- Mechanics held a brilliant celeboation
at Newark, N. J., on the 26th ult., 50,-
000 members participation.
A cucumber over a yard long
has been raised in Grand Roiule valley,
it will be pickled in an eve trough.
gar A couple were recently married
iii -thfl Wheeling (W. Va.) j>>»L
Washington Standard
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
IS WEI-I, SUPPLIED WITH
NEW MATERIAL AND STOCK,
And prepared to execute orders fOc
POSTRHS. WM-8 OF FARE,,
Plloiilt \.MMES, 111 1,1,-HEADS.
< IK( l r.AHS, LKITKIt lIKADS,
K El' EI PTS, PA Al Pi ILK'iH
Au:t any Oill.'r kind <if I>rlnliiii(, .Vul'y
itml Proia;itly.
K7"The lowest Living prices are charged.
TIIK H ASHI.VuniX HTAN'OAUD,
Now in its'l>elfth Volume, affords sujieri
or facilities for advertisers.
V TARBELL,
Real Estate Agent,
FOB -
Was!ainston. Torritory
HAS FOB SA LE
•)A ACBES of Land, coninrising
iV.WuU choice FABM, (.'IT* AND
'ilMiiElt LAN IJ.S, improved and unim
proved. located on Puget Sound and in the
interior of the Territory,
MAKES COLLI*"HONS. PAYS TAXES,
ItKXTS PROPERTY.
Notary Putitlc cn.l Collrttui' «f Cluioi-s,
RFFER3 TO
Gen. J,lines Tilton, former Surveyor Gen
eral of Washington Territory.
Messrs. A. 10. and I'. Tilton, Bankers, 07
Liberty Street. New York.
Messrs. Ladd & Tilton, Ilankers, Portland,
Oregon.
Geo. S. Gladwin, Esq., Broker, San Fran
cisco.
Gen. John MeCracken, Portland, Oregon.
Ed. Lowcnberg. Esq., Victoria.
September at, 1873. 47:tf
"Advertising is the oil which wise men
place in tillir lamps."— MODKU.N l'nov.
L. P. FISHER,
Advertising Agent,
Rooms 30 unil 'SI Jlmliaiit's Tlx-.liu ligr,
CALIFORNIA SREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
SOLI' 'ITS advertisements and subscriptions
tortile IV«»hlin!tnn Ntwntlaril, HU< l | or j Mt .
pels published in California. Oregon and Ne
vada. Washington.-Utah, Idaho, Montana,
< 'olorado, and adjacent States and Territories;
Sandwich Islands, the British Possessions,
Mexjcan ports, Nicaragua, Panama. Valpa
raiso, Japan and China, New Zealand und the
Australian Colonies, the Atlantic States and
Europe.
ADVERTISING
'i it
Has created many a new bnsiness :
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many a dull business;
Has rescued many a lont business;
1 las saved many a Jailing business; >,
Has preserved many a large business;
And insures succetw iu any busiutvss.
OITIAI;I>';I S#(lHET.— Stophen Girnrd used to
say in his old age: "T have always c. .nSid
ered advertising liberally antl long to be tho
great medium Ofsuceess'in business, and tho
prclitdb tr> wealth. And J Itavfl made it Mil
invariable rule to advertise in the dullest
times as well as the liftsipstvlong exjierience
haviiujtaiiglit nu» Unit luoucv. Uius spent in
wellUßd out. an by exMlitnutllv keeping mv
btisincs* be Hue, thu public it Juis secured
menially sales that 1 otherwise v/otim have
•lost.''. |„.i
Advertise Tour Business.
Keep Tour Name llvfttrc the Public M
Judicious Advertising will insure a Fortune.
IP BUSINESS IS DI'LL, ADVEHTISE.
IT BUSINESS Is iimsii, ADVERTISE.
Ey The man who didn't iieliovo in adver
-1 tising lias gone into partnership with Iho
sUcritl', and that otfico&Uoes tUe advertising.
Sept. 21,1872. '47 "" ''■ :
fif'J %'t.-i - ■' f r ■ f
CITY BAKERY,
GROCERY AMD PROVISION STOKE.
..>!*/ '! i V■:ij
Mnlst Street, but. TlUrd and Fourth Nta.,
OLYMPIA, W. T,
BA. PARKER, thankful for past patron
• age, solicits a coiitinuatioti nfthesaiiio.
He will endeavoi* to keepun hArid at all times
a choice selection of <
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WHICH HE WIJX SELL AT REASONA
BLE BAXKS.
.Alii. OHADES or* riiOTJK
, Constantly on hand, and every variety of
BREAD. . .. CAKES,
PIES, CRACKERS,
Andl Fanoy Pastry,
MADE TO oucna,
CT" tiooils dellyered to any part of the city.
C 7" Highest cash prices-paid for Country
Produce. R. A. PARKER.
Nov. 20,1871. 4:tf
WARD & MITCHELL,
DEALERS IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Are also preparod to manufacture)
FREIQHT GA-IFTS,
Hank, Ooon, Dloialillnir*, *«•» on the Short
est Notice,
at their Mills and Factory at Turn water, W.
December 30, 1872. 9:yl
Go Slow!
JOHN RODGERS (late of the firm of Doo
ley A .Rodgeis, KuteOcrs and Cattle Deal
ers.) iajio.w prejwred to supply the Buteiiers
and Cattle Dealers of Washington Territory
and British Columbia with
Cattle. Sheep, UurKt, &c.,
on the iuust favorable terms. Orders respect
fully sojieited and piinetuallv attendeil to.
Address, J4 >1 |"N |{ix;ERS,
„ . , Olynipla, P. O. lk>.\ ill).
SeyfcnLir 30,1371. mi
There is No Such Word I
.A.S FAIL.
Tarrant's
marora '
f J l£*tract «f ( übihn inul
'M coyAI3A;
A SURE, CERTAIN,
>2 i&s&ygr r And Speedy Cure
I-Vrall Ilisfasf's of th> Tli,\ni rn, KIKXF.VS and
riiNvi.Y Oiia.Mw. eiiher in Maluor Komiile,
l'ri c|ii< utiy |HTfonniiitf ii purled cure in tin
sliou space of three oritur days : and alwavn
in less time than nny otlnr preparation. In
the use of
TAUUANTH COMPOUND EXTRACT Off
( UIIEHS AND COPABIA
There Is no need of conlinemont or c.hauge of
diet. In Unapproved form of a pii.ste.il is
entirely tasteless, and causes no unpleasan'
sensation to ttye patient, and noex|>osure. It
is now tieknowlodgeU by tl:o most learned in
the Profession that in all secret diseases i 'u
lr. hsand Copaiba are the only two Remi des
that can be relied upou with any certainty of
success.
Tart ant's Compound Extract of Cubelis anil
C'opail a
NIEVEB r-A.Xr.S-
Manufactured only bv
' Tarkant a CO.,
27H and 2WO liroenwieli and l'W Warren Sts.,
New York. Sold by Druggists all over the
world.
June 22, 1H72. ,14:inC
Dr. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate of the University or the City ot
Now York.
HAVING located permanently In the eitv
ofOl vmpin. otters his professional servi
ces to the citizens of this place anil aurround
ing cuuiitry in the various brunches of Medi
cine and .Surgery.
Grateful for jia-a patronage and the confi
dence bestowed by a gt m i nis public, the
Doctor respect i'u 11 v solicits a continuance uf
the sanw, and will hokl himself in readiness
at all times to attend to anv calls in tl»e lino
of his profession, to which fils entire attention
will be devoted.
Those preferring the services of a regular
grncluutv as evidenced by the proper author
it/ of a diploma, ninv consult personally or
by letter with everv ootiiidiinee.
Particular attention given to diseases of
vonteii and children, and all atl'cctlon* of an
organic nature.
UKkHLT.MK: The Facult yof University Med
ic il College, and Dr. I'. A'. Avlutto, New York
eitv.
Oi r.iTß—At the Paget Sound Drug Store,
und at residence, on Fourth Street.
Olympia, Janr.ry 1, 1872. 10:tf
CITY IMLA.IEi.EXJEIT.
D. CHAMBERS,
"\ITIIOIiESALC and retail dealer in
V > M EATS AND VE< 1 ETA 11LES.
STOCK BOUGHT AND SULO.
Orders filled on f.hort u/.'tico. Corned beef
kept constantly on hand.
Main Street, between Third and Fourth.
Olympia, July 1,1872. 30:tf
Bruisor
Restaurant and Saloon,
ARCADIA, TV. T.
rrilJE undersigned gives notice that he is
A prepared to entertain the traveling pub
lic with /he "emittire comforts" of the inner
man at Mwilowest living rates.
His table is supplied w itli the liost the mar
ket affords, and the saloon with a superior
stock of liquors anil cigars. Give him a call.
JOSEPH HOUSTON.
Arcadia, June 29,1872. 35yl#
Railroad Notice.
riIHE undersigned hnvinig been apjxdnted
X agent to receive all applications for ltiil
roail lands in the Olympia Land District, ap
plicants for such land i nre refered to the fol
li.wing letter: , , t
NOIITHEBN PACIFIC BAILIIOAD CO.—
PACIFIC DIVISION.
OFFICE ASST. TJ;EASUIIE:» AND (>EN. AGENT, )
Kalama, W. T., .Tune 2t>, lfi7'2, )
EHANK TMinr.T,i>, Fsn., Olympia, W. T.
Dear Sir; To avoid the tiling of conflicting
applications and errors lii thn diseriptions'of
lauds applied for in thu Land Department of
this Company, Idesire to ask you to receive
all applications for Band in' the Olympia
Land District, and when the same uro in due
form forward them to Ibis ollice. '
Fees, it",any, will lie collected by you from
the applicant. Yours truly.
J. W. SPKAGCE GonL Agent.
V. TABIIELL, Agent, Olympia, W. T.
HOLLOWAY'S
*K to o\^
Etery Man his own Physician
AA.XJTIOZT.K
rpHE immense (lomimd fnr JIOLLOWAY'S
1 ril.bS mi l OINTMKN'T hjt. tempted
un|iriiic.pM)«r;it»» tocouiiterfeit these vulu
a!.W mullein*..
in H). d.r.tn protect the piib'io nn.l ourselves,
w«'h *ve isMici n n.*w " 'Jru.le Mark," ri.nsiet
n.rfof.m l'Vvpli.in tiri lo of a avipvnl, with
inn letter Hin »he centre. Ktny txi*uf gwi
n.n.; ilui.i.'.w *»'s IMLIJJ nn l OINTMKNT wilt
■ l.mv thi* trinltf n.isih on it; none are genuine
wi'Jinut it.
V. V. CHEMICAL fco., Bole rroprlctori,
78 Maiden Lane, Now VorJc.
CRANE <fe It RIO HAM,
Hah Francisco, Cal.,
ffcjlo Agents for the Pacllio Coast.
April 13, 1872. B4:yl
J. J. MUITPHY A. O'NEAL.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
OJJYMPIA, W. T.
O'KEAL ft. ni'RPUY, Pjrop'i s.
MEATS of hll kinds and of the best quali
ty constantly on liand. Vegetables of
every'variety in season, at the lowest market
rates. „ .
Shop on Fourth Street, between Maiu and
Washington.
Ol.Vinpia, Aug. 3, 1872. 30:tf
D. S. B. HENRY,
CWIL ENGINEER AND U. S. DEPUTY
SURVEYOR.
ORDERS 16ft at the Office of Francis llon
ry, 1 Jind Agent, in the new county build
ing, will, meet with prompt attention.
Olyrjipia, Jan. 7, 1372. 10:tf
BLANK DEEDS and MORTGAUIS*. to
sale at the office of the
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
FRFNOII Calicos and Merimae Prints,
ut LIGIITNER A ROSENTHAL'.*
Private Medical Aid.
Cil'lCK CUKES AND MUDEKATE
t'UAIWIX
DR. W. K. OOIIEKTVS
N'O. .iinHicrnmPntmNtrevt. rorncrof 1 Hd s
dorll Strc< t, (a lew doors l.t lovv \Y!mt
Cheer House.)
D-?*" Private ci:lrai:c ■ on Leidc adorJTSt.
Established cxprefdv to a (lord the AHlieted
Sound an.l Scientific MtdcalAid in the
tr< utmcnt ami e.ue -it' all Private mid
Chrouie Diseases, < 'nw"i of Secre
cy, unci nil Sexual 'Disorder*.
To tlis Allllcli')!.
Pr.W.K. Doherity returns his tsinccre thanks
to his numerous! patents for their imtroiiaw,
and would lake this op|iortuuilv to it mini
them that ho contlniies l > consul! at hisliiM
tute for the euro of Chronic Diseases of the
Emi|r>. Eivor, Kiud?Ys< Digestive and Cthi
t.»-Ui iiiary Organs, and all Private P!.se;ises,
vis : Svhiiis hi all its forms and stages; Sem
inal \\ eukucss, and all the horrid coliseum is
ee.'i of self-nliu.se; Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Sti.e
--ture-i. Nocturnal and Diurnal Einl.-.-ionw.
S.'xr.al Debility, Digitises of hack and i-oiiis,
inflammation'of the bladder and Kidneys,
etc., and he hopes his long exjicrience and
sncit» rk*iul practice wlllc iiitinin to injure hi in
a share of public JMtronage. It.v his practice
of many years in Europe and the United
Stat( 4. lie is enabled to apply 111*' most efiieknt
and successful wincdiin against dipra.<fs of
all kinds. Ilucurai without mercury■. charges
moderate, treats his patients hi a forieet end
honorable way and luts references of uu<|lies
tionahhi vera-ity from men of known resj.ee
tahilily and high standing in society. All
parties consulting him hv fetter or otherwise,
will receive the best unci frenlle.it treatment,
ami implicit secrecy.
To Krmalcfi.
Wlion n female is in trouble, <ir alUicteil
with disease. as weakness of tiiu back ami
limit*, pain in tin; head, dimness of night,
muscular power, piljt»ti<<ll ot'tlic heart, ir
rituhility, nervousness. extreme urinary tlif
tlcuilies, derangement of digestive 'functions,
general debility, 'virginltHs, nil diseases or'
the womb, hysteria, sterility ami all other
diseases peculiar to females, site should go or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor.
W. K. Dohorty, lit his Medical Institute, itnd
(joi)suJt him about her trouble and disease.
The Uociur is cllecting more cures limn anv
any other Phvslelan in the Stale of Califor
llia. Lot no false delicacy prompt you. but
apnly immediately and save your:.', If from
painful suil'eringnud premature death. Mar
ried Ladies, whoHii delicate health or other
eirciimstances prevent an increase in their
families, should write ercall at Dr. Doherty's
Medical Institute, and they will ive< ivoevery
|Missihle relief and help. The doctor's otiiccs
arc so arranged that he can ho consulted \>iiii
out fear of observation.
To Cnrri'»:>;:inti'nl».
Patients (male or female) residing in any
part of the* State, however distant, who may
desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty
in their ivH|>ective easeu, and who think pro
pi rto submit a written st dement of such, in
preference to holding a ttersoiml interview,
are rcs|»'i t fully assured that their communi
cations will be held sacred.
1 f the case be fully and candidly described,
iwrsonal communication will lie unnecessary,
as instructions for diet, reginien. anil the gen
eral treatment of the case its, if (in-lulling
die reinedii s) vvjil be forwarded without do
lav. and in sucli manner as toeonvey no idea
ot'tho purport of the letter or parcel so trans
mitted.
CONSULTATIONS by letter or otherwise FItEE.
Permanent cure euaiiiutecd. or no pay. Ad
dress, W. lv. DOIIERTY. M. D..
S:in Francisco, Cal.
SlH'rmat«rrlio«-n.
JUL DOIIEUTY has just published an im
portant pamphlet euiboilyiug his own views
and experiences in relation to Impotence or
Virilitv: being a short treatise on Spermator
rhoea 'or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
Physical Debility consentient on thisatlee
tion and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information ot thy
utmost value to all, whether married or sin
gle. and will be sent Fi EE by mail, oil receipt
of Six CENTS in postage stamps, lor return
ix,stage. Address. R t)OKfmTV<
San Francisco, Cal.
Septemlier 7, 1872. 41dy
ITACOMA HOUSE.
MAIN STBEET, COB. SECOND. NEAB
THE STEAM IK) AT LANDING.
Hit. A N OAl XUt!':i; t>lU>l»ltiKTt>R.~~
riVIE undersigned liaving t!n«ijj|ghly reno-
X vated and refitted thin will-l'vutod and
commodious house of entertainment, wilt
spare no exertions to maintain its reputation
us
THE BEST HOTEL IN TIIE TI'.BItITOBY
The rooms atul prtrl"rs are largo and well
ventillatod ! the furniture mostly nrw and,
card has been bestowal for the t lie comfort of
guests.
The table will contain tlio very best the
market all'ords. A trial is all that is nccossti
rv to iimuru future patronage.
S, GALLIIIEK.
Olympia. Aug. 3, 1872. -10: tf
WANTED.
MILCH COWS, with young calves. Fam
ilies supplied with
FRESH MII-.lv EVERY MORNING AN 1)
AFTERNOON.
Milch Cow# Iwughtjwid »>'& Apply nt the
l)airv, comer of Ad un" and Eighth Streets.
A. FA It<ill HA It, Proprietor.
Olympia, March 2, 1812. 14:ly
Allen Bros. & Wyche,
4 TTORNEYK and Counsellors at Law, will
A. attend to legal business in all the Courts
on Pugct Sound.
Office in tho Land Office Building, Olym
pic W. T.
J. E. WTCH2 J. J. 8. ALLEN, Jit.
Februtary 24,1H72. 17:ly
T. G LOWE & CO.
OLYMPIA BOOK STORE
MAIN STREET, OLYMPIA, W. T.,
KEEP constantly on hand-Stationery,
School Books, Misocllajjeous Rooks,
Newspapers,
Periodicals. New
and Popular Sheet Mu
slc, Printer's Paper, Music,
Books, Fairchild's Gold Pens. Fan
cy Goods, Musical Instruments, a Fino
Assortment of Violin and Guitar Strings,
a Fine Supply of Tobacco and Cigars,
Sportsmen's Outfits, Toys, Wall
Pajier (best assortment in
the city,) Cutlery, tyid
Yankee
Agent* of Welle, Fargo «t Co.'* Exprvu.
South-west corner of Main and Fifth Sts.
January 1,1872. 10:ly
S. N. COOPER.
Tumwator
NANU ANO DOOtt M AXIKAC'TOHY.
IJMRST building from tlio lower bridge, at
1 XuHiwater. Orders for
IJOORS, WINDOWS AND MOULDINGS.
respectfully solicited and satisfaction guaran
teed. " Address,
S. N. COOPER,
Tumwutcr, XV. T.
April 29, 1872. 2G:tf
CIGARS-of the choicest finality, at
BREOKENFI ELDS
JOB PRINTING, of all ldiuls, neatly exe
cuted. at the lowest livintr rates. »t the
office of the WASHINGTON STANDARD.
IMNE Cloth and Business Suits, eiu'.ioer
tliau the chcupct- at HARRIS S.
1 AALFR- FILL PITTTB^
No Person can (nkc tlicae flitters nc
cordiu? to direction*, n i l remain loinr unwell
provided their bones art; not destroyed by iniue
ral polspu or other mean*, ant! vital organs
waited lx*roii(l the point of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indirection, TTendaclic,
Tain in the Mioulders, Tightness of the
Chest, lMzzin ><*, Sour Lructations of the Sto
mach. Pad Taste in the Mouth, liilious Attacks,
Palpitation of Iho Heart, lii:iaiumatton ofttio
Lungs, Pain In the r< "urns of the Kidneys, ami
n hundred other painful svmntoms, arc the off*
Kpriugs of J>\J JM p-ja. one bottle will prove a
letter gdarautCv' oi' ita merit* than a lengthy
advertisement.
For Femn?ef?omplnfiits, In yonngorold.
Married or hind", v\ tin* dawn ot womanhood,
or the turn of life, t!iTonK* Hitters display so
decided art influence that improvement is BOOU
XK-re-'ptiUle.
For I nil >«III inn lory nn<l flironle
Rhciimutluiii and <• oi:r. Iniiou*. Ki-mittcnt
and Internment Fev.*r.:. Diseases of the lllood.
Liver, Kidn« \ and liiadder, tlesc Hitters have
no ci|uai. Sue!! Disease are caused by Vitiated
JJlood.
They nvc n f»c*nf Ic rnvgnllvf •« well
AS a To;ii<-, pos;essintf lis.* in fit of acting as
a powerful H'»cut in reiieviax i< ingestion or 111-
llarnmation of the Liver and Mseerai Organs,
an I in Hilmu* 1 >iscak s.
For Sliiti tJihfiivc,,rmnMnns.Tetter, Salt
Rheum, blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules,
Hails, Carbuueles, King-worms, Scald-Head,
Paro Eves, Krysipclns, l;eh, Scurfs, Discolora
tion* or the Skin, llumors and Diseases of tha
Skin of whatever name or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out of th« ays
tcni in a short time by the use of these Hitters.
(■ratcful T!koiiMun«l« proclaim VINKOAU
IUI'TKIW the most wonderful luvigorant that
ever sustained the sinking svstcut.
It. PI. ITlr(i(>NAt.l> &. CO.
tui i tivii. Sim Kruudhco, Cal.,
«V cor, ot Washington and Charlton Sts., N.Y.
HO!, It Itv A'.l, Dill <I(;I.STS DKALEIia,
Kn it, JR.
RAD WAY'B mm RELIEF
CVIICX THE UUIIMT PAINS
Jn from Cr.e to Tvwonty Minutes.
wot orse hour
I ficr readme tliln :n;vt«i l»*or»«ft»t » i*p«| any one
sukkku with iwtx.
XIAI*WAY®B liEAOY P.KI.IKK 1:* A CIT.E FOR
M KUI I'AIX.
It v :..i I he fii»t ami |«
Tlio Only Puln Krmody
tluit etdji.i the n:o*t \ xcnieiatliiic | allam
lud ißiii'UtloiiA, nnd curoi Coukt.-iKiih, wintlier of li:a
Liiii,:*, Sui.iuu'li, I'»uwclj«, or uUur fc'.ai.tla or orgaa*, »•/
o;.c ap >!innicm,
in i uom o:;e to twtxty minutes.
no matter iifjw « r vxeruoatiiitf liie i.awi till
lllU:i'.MA 1 iiMtnl lUltlvii. Inllim, i nppinl,
2tc>.ra!#it, or pru.stiaUU Willi tu.-H-a*c may muler.
RADWAY'S R2ADY R6LIZ?
VII.L AKKOftI> INSTANT ka-:7.
ini'la:::iation' ok thk kiixkvs.
INI L\M.»I A I ion OK THK ELADPZi:.
IXPL?!M AT I»N OK Til i-: HOWKLS.
( onui:s i ion ok iiir: i.t;:;gs.
tonn Tiir.o.'.T, iukkutw uiu-aiiiino.
KAM'i I'ATION t f Till- HLAr.T.
3, nwi'i', i»u*«iTiii:i:r a.
(ATAIILiI, INFLUEXZA.
lIEAPACIJE. TOOTH A n HE, *
M.KUAT/ITA, HIIEUM ::«i.
COLD CHILLS, A«ic; 10 Cllil.L**.
Tli« .M|n»lic.itl.ir» of the Relief to t!io part or
run where the jalu cr o.uleulty 111 ull'uiU i-u
(•:><! comfort.
Twenty dioj* In br.lf a tiintWcr r.f walt will In a fcr
moment* cure ("KAMI'S, M'ASMS, Put'ft STOMACH.
JIKAItTM.'HN, Mci; 11 I;AI'A< fl!•*. IHAUUIIKA.
I»Y>KNTi:»:V. ('QUI'. WIND IN THE bOWLLS.
INT/IHNAL I'AlNh.
Trawlfi.-. sl.ouhl til way 4 tarrv a 1 ttloof I*ndivn>'»
K ixlv Iti'livf witli litem. A <liot *ln ttuiu-ul 1
lirrveQl MckiuiM <r Uiilni f;om tliliitKt «I w r. It u
U'.Uf ti»au J-'rtmcli Duiudy or l)itlcr»a:*u»l'::iuiuLt.
I'EVEU A\;» Ac;i i-;.
rrvm AM> A(it'R cured fir lil\y cents. Thorp It
r.fij u remi-dad ak'isil >i» fhi* wcrt I I Kit wl.l cure Fever
ft 0 :ut«l all ollu-r M:»'*:l.uh, HlHom*, Senrlvt, Tv-
I hohl. li|U'. amloili'r Kt v« r« (aided i»y HAI>WAY\S
I'll,La) m. ijull.v in KAHWAV i KKAL V Y KELil.i*.
l iny cclU per bt'lilo. bold l.y DrufgiaU.
HEALTH! BEfiUTY!!
rTnoNa AND rim; KICK IU.OOD-INCRKASK
«>K KI.KMII ASM VVMUIIT-CI I-.AU SKIN AKI»
LLAUTIi L\L ouMI'LKXHKN ;>LC I IH4J TO ALL.
DR. RAbWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
JIA< MADK TIIJ; MI OR A.-TO\ISIH\G critrs •
HII <JMrl{. M> IS AI • 11« AUK TIIK t'IIAMIK.i
•Jin; Ull!'* I Sl'Kl:i;ur:s IMjKi: TIIK IN
-1 R.T'F.M'K OR TIII3 LLLL'LV UUMJLLLML
UEDICJXI-; iIIAT
Every Dny an fne.rcnso In FJcsil
nnd Weigh: 13 iieen and Folt.
THE GREAT CiLOOO PURIFIER.
Tlvpry (Vn.p of tlie S \ USAi'A i',l M.tA V lIESOIiV
r.NT < on nninleatf.H through • l»o Hln.nl, Sweat, Urine,
rurt otti-r ft 11 l«is titi(| Juit'in iij llit* ay*tctu I lie vigor of life.
I irh repair* tlio w.irtt *nt t he body with n«w and sound
rwtUuiaf. Scrofula, Svphlii*, <on»omiitloii, Ulnudu'ar
<iiHea«e, Utters In tlioThni.il, Mouth, 'I ninor*. Nodes |i|
t e <>iiuui« and other | art.4 t f the *y»ttm, Sere Kyea,
Strumous 1 M.-ih.;ix- * i.-' iH tln» Kara, uml tlic wor>i
forma of HKIn dlairates, Mini 11-.i.s, Kvvit {lores, Ben!J
lleail, UiiiK Worm. S.»!t Ulirmu. Kry tiff lan, Acne, Mack
SpottL Worms lu the Hi-nli. Junior*, iai.ccr* ill tho
"WOitili, and ail weakening tunl | ttinfiil discharge*, Night
Sweats, I,(»84of £ |term. and a!! waatesoi' tho iifc wind
pit-, f.to wlthtn Ihr cirntive range vf this wouder or
crn Chemistry, ami a few du>i*' ui-eulll .prove to any
person tu'tig it lor either of these lo.ua of uiaeasc iU
pot4*l it power in euro tla m.
If Hie pat It it, daily i»*M ..mliTjr reduced by the waste#
Nhd (iocon 11 H *nitIon that i.I continually pri'grcs*lng, KMC
coeds in arresting thfse wuMe*. ami reimfr* the ajunc „\VH!i
II«*V imttcilu! made from healthy blood—44i*D Uils IL'O
£AUS.\ I'AKILI.I AN will ami dot* secure.
Not only 1 torn tin* SAKMAPAUM.MAX KeauLTiKT WIL
ail known remedial agents In vlit* cme of t 'linmic. Scrofu
lous, Constitutional, and bkiu diucuw.4 ; but U la the out/
positive cure for ,
E&ictncy & BJntWcir C'omplntnts,
Vrmrvry. nnd Womb disease!, Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsy,
Stoppage of WitttTj, laconlinmiee of Crlne, Hrl«cl(t*> Dis
ease. Aitiumlnuna, ntid in a'l vm9* whore there arc briek
dust de|M).dt<s <»r the water 1* thick, ciuialy, mixed wltli
sutifftancert like the wliitn of 011 vgf % or tiirradM like whito
talk* or there ba morhhl, dark, biiloti* appeurance, and
White bonc-diiMt d« pnsitn, and wben th«;rc I* a pricking,
burning Rendition wiici pacing water, and pain la Uio
&ua!l or the But and t:ie Lola*. I'rlcc, 91.00.
WORMS. —TYIC cr.ty known aad mro Bciuedy
for Hvi nis—l\n % tic.
'JTumor of S3 Venn' Orowtli
Cured by Rr.dwuy's Resolvent.
PKVKHLV, MIM., July 18, INI.
T>«. H*nw*r I hnvc h-\d Ovnrlmi Tumor in thr nv.rlM ami
tiuw«h. AH ti»* iXitlora old '* there w«* BO hrlji for It." 1 trUd
•very thiiiK ili%| w*i remiiimeiohd ; bill wthinn helped ni«. I
t*w V<mf ltr»ilvent, i%nd Ihootftit I would try tt t but but n«» tolth
lit 111 INNMU'R t IMII tuffered for 1 took ill bottle*
cf the lU«>lv«it. iwnl «>i*o bo* of ltmlw»y*« Filit, .oil two bo«-
tluk wf vmir Iteit'ly Itellvf; mol there W not 11 tla» of lumor to ba
•een or' felt, and I ft l better, smarter, and b.|>pler th.u I kara
fur twelve viirk .Tho *urit tnfnur wtu Ik the left skleof tba
bowels, over ti>« ffr In. I write thli to jou for UM UuclU <4
oth*rr». You «aa puwUtk it if lou cboote.
HAN N*ATI P. KNAPP.
DR. RAO WAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
perfectly tnstclcts, elegantly ecuAud |elth aweet rudL
l»urjr»', resnlate, purifv, e'eanse. ah I at react hr 11. HmK*'
way # PlUn, far tho euro ct all dborder* of the Stomach, »
Llm. llowel*. Kidneva, Bladder. Nervaoa Dlstam, •
rhndrtche, Coautlpatioa, C'vbtlvcneM. lndijte»tlon. ,
»vsde s<ift, Ttlllott-nem. Billons Fever, Inflammation of
the liowi'U, I'iie.H.and nil lieraniremeiiUoftbe Internal Via-. '
cera. War rallied to effect a putative cure. himfVegUft* '
bbseontaltilKgno mercury, uiluerah«,ordelfteriiHi*dnica. *
I vT Observe tlm f illowbig Ryinj ioma rcMUltliig from '
lH«order* of the l>ljrcsliva Orgoua:
Cnnttiualion, InwarJ I*l let, Kulinen of the Blood la the Head, •'
Acidity of tbe St Natneu. llMrtbuni, Diagua of F00d,.;
KUIIIIVM or Wftght in the Kl >iin»rh, Pour Fructatkiua, t*lnkhig or
Fluturiiigat the Pit of tho Ktonmrh, Hwliumlae of tbo llead, '
1 lurried ami 1 »llfi« ult Kreathfnjr, Fluttering at tbe lioart. Choking
,«ir fiiiffiMA- inx Seii»-»tlon« when in a Lying IV. tare. DimneMof
VialAii, iMior Web. before ih. Sltfht, Fever and Dull Paia la
the Heart, Deficlem-y of l'er.|«iratlr>u. YflbwneM of tbe Bkin
and Kve*. I'ain in Ihe Siilf, v*i.e«t, Liathc, an J tuddeu FluduM sj,
Heat, Durning in tbe Flv»h.
Ah* iM uf 11 ADWAVB-«UJ^.will fti-c th, iyt
tcm front nil the Above-anna d ilboKltra. Vtioe, as Hk'Utt/
jitrbox. SOLD BY I>KU(MiISTH.
READ "KALSK AND TBIIK." Send one letter
rtaiupto BADWAY & CO., No. 87 Maiden Lane, New*
Vork. loformatiou worth tiioutauda will to scut you*
N. Ostrander, M. D.,,
TUM WATER, \V. T.,
WILL FUACTICK lu TOWN and tODjnCRT, -
Al>Hl 15,1372. 21:m0
Dissolution Kptice.
"VfOTICK is hereby civen Uiat the partner
i_l| ship between K. li. Wlliey and M. Frert
moii, wuh dissolved by mutual consent, m ;
March, IH7I, si nee which time thn under
signed lias transacted Mr. Fredson's business •
only as agent for hi,., R WIIjMSY ..
Oakland, Sept. 14, 1872. 4il:\v4
Henry Sabin,
CI rXSMITII, liOeUsndth and (Jeneral Re-
I pairer. gives sj>eelul attention toall work
entrusted to liiiu.
Nliop on Washington .Street, bcHvecn Sec
ond and Third.
Aiuuiaultlnn kept CuiriliuHly ci» IlanJ.