Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-06


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dish would not be considered high.
and vet il gives three dollars and
seventy cents to the planter, for ten
cents will pay the cost of drying. and
twenty cents that Of boxing and
freight to market. Now strike off
one half for margin and merchants
profit, and did cotton ever pay like
this, when you consider that five
hundred bushels to the acre is not
uncommon
You are aware that the sweet po-
tato has undone chemical change q
few weeks after being dug. At first
it is dry and mealy and an universal
favorite; but then, it becomes soft
soegy, and is rejected by many. 1t
is evident that no such change can
take place in the specimen enclo sed,
hard as flint stones. This delicious
vegetable, therefore. can now be
placed on the table every day in the
year in it's best condition.
There must be a great foreign de-
mand, for in Europe it is scarcely
knows, and even in our own country
West and North, it is seldom seen.
You will also find a specimen of
dessicated Irish potato. The first
trial was complete failure; they
came fourth almost black and I gave
it up in dispair; but subsequent re-
Election suggested that when boiled
they became white-what tho differ
ence? Accordingly they were SUBJ
mitted for few minutes to steam,
in order that the outer surface might
be cooked, to form mucilage imper-
vious to tho atmosphere. The re-
suit was worry gratifying-they ap-
pearcd right and almost semi-trsn-
sparent. When boiled and compared
with Others, you perceive no differ.
encc.
1t is evident they will keep during
the longest voyage. How valuable
for sea stores, with only one-fiflh
the original bulk, and one-titth the
original weight! How important,
too, in a sanitary point of view, for
there is no scurvy with potatoes
twice a week.
"TRooLY LoIL" INrELLIGENCE.-|
The following rules of school"
were voted by negro in the late
radical election. tits doubtless gen.
uine, and, as literary production, is
superb. 1t is supposed to emanate
from the brain of some school ennis
sary, who has been 'out south 10
teach tho black ideas how to vote {:
Rules of School.
r. it is the Duty Of Each and
every Scholar to meet ut the school
8 &C oras near that hour as pOssa-
bic.
R2 There shall be no Laughing
no whispering no sneezing sloberan
or dropping Of the mouth in time OF
books.
RS No SCHOLAR shall be allowed
to leave the School house at noon
nor no other time until Leave from
the principal
Rl thare shall be no quariing nor
ra>ling no cursing no swearing and
particular no sighting.
Rs II shall be distinctly Under
s.sosl shzf the Giris and Boys shall
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