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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24
"I'll Take What Father Takes"

"What will you take, to. drink ?" asked
the waiter Of young lad, who for the first
time accompanied his father to public
dinner. Uncertain what to say, and feel
ing sure that he could not be wrong if he
followed his fathers example, he replied /:
d" III take what father takes" The an
swcr reached the fathers car and instantly
the full responsibility ofhis position flashed
upon him. If he said, "I'll take alc," as
he always said, before, his son would also
take II, and then! And the father shud-
dered as the history Of several young men,
who, once promising as his own bright lad,
had been ruined by drink, started up in
solemn warning before him. Should his
hope also be blasted, and that open faced,
noble lad become burden and curse as
they had become? But for strong drink,
they would have been active, honest, pros
porous men; and if it could work such
ruin upon them, was his own son safe ?
Quicker than lightning these thoughts
passed through his mind, and in mo-
mcnt the decision was made. " If the boy
falls, he shall not have me to blame )" and
to the astonishmcnt of those who knew
him, he said :" waiter, LII take water )"
and from that day to, this, strong drink
has been banishcd from that mans house.
The young lad, in his brief uttcrancc, was
really the representative Of the generation
to which he belonged, God has so decrccd
it, that the father is the highest authority
in the world to his child. Who does not
know that :. my father said So" is the end
Of all controversy with the little ones
around US? Who does not see the pa
rents tone, the gait, and manners, repro
duccl continually in the children whose
nature Is now . soft as wax to receive an
impression, and rigid as marble TO retain
it, and who watch, with quick initiating
eye, those who to them are Gods viccScr-
cnts
Would that VIC could impress upon the
fathers and mothers of this country the
solemn fact that the future character of
their children is being formed by them /;
that if they are trained up in the way
they should go, when they are old they
will not depart from it; but if they be-
cpmc vain, sensual and degraded, the seeds
will have been deposited, and the bias
given in the early morning Of their lives.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

Mr.. Carey. the noted hoftis9ItSFisT 9!

oshcstsr, . W. 'Ss aSEs? a0''ss''SFss q
The first thing i should press on tho,
farmers in the way Of improvement would
be what we may call roadside improve ;.
mcnt. Keep tho cattle off the highways ;s
keep the weeds cut close and lines Of shade
trees on cach side. This, with neat fences,
will be an evidence Of civilization to, begun 4
with. Then l enjoin the removal from
the roadside near the dwellings Of all lbrpk
en- implements, which are 10 apt, somehow !;
or other, to accumulate. '-'re'f' - = =
The barn and other out-buildinga are
frequently located more on the principle
Of convenience than good taste; but we
must take these things as they arc, and
improve them with paint Or wash of some :
sort, and good, thick belt OF rapid-groysi
ing trees around them, both for shelter
and shade, and partly to, conceal their uns
slightly appearance ~, ,.l.,ft ,..o
Then, as for tho door-yard, dig and
root out all the neglected plum, chcrty;;
and ounce trees that seem to have sprung
up by chance oh thS fences coFnsrs.'d All
this class Of trees that We might call tho
finer fruits, not unusually grown in Or
chards, l would form into-a nice fruit gar
den Of fhalfan acre or. two acres, as might
be necessary. There l would have colfcc-
tionsuf penrs,, -clrerries,-s spsioOts, plums
quinces, and allthe small fruits systs,nati,'
caly planted and carefully cultivated
This, garden might be made one Of the most
Interesting portions of the premises, tt isayi
nothing Of the abundant supply Of fine
fruit and vegetables it would yield, Hero
the family could acquire taste Of garden
ing as we'll as learning to practice it. 'di .
| The ground about the house / would
convert into smooth lawn, which must
be cut close all summer. This lawn must
bc suitably embcllished with dcciduous aud
evergreen trees, towering shrubs, roses,
etc. This is the way preach to farmers
when l visit them; but only oncc in ,
great while with any effect. 1t is a shame
for our well-to-do farmers that they arc so
far behind in his matter. 1t makes farHf
life 50 dull and lreary a pursuit that | ans,
not surprised to see al brighter boys run
away from it, and our rural population
lgrowing less every year, ro laa7o9 49,
Then think how much these improve
mcnts would add to the market value
of the farm. A nice house, some good
fences and an orchard, increase the value
of farm from $50 to s25 per acre, other
things being equal; but carry out sush
suggestions as have made, and what do.
you suppose it would add to the value Of
farms? Almost double it. This argu.:
mcnt has some weight--it touches the
pocket: but the moral effect of such i'm
provemsnts would be absolutely incalcusbls:
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A Bargain !
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF KING, IS.
In the United States District Court for the Sd
Judicial District. holding terms at Seattle,
W.T..
Mary A. Livingston,
David Livingstone. .l. rt..
To DAVID LIVINGSTON YOu are hereby no.
tilted that Mary A. Livingston has filed COM
plaint against you in said court, WHICH will
come on to be heard at the first term of the
said court, which shalt commence more than
two months after the date Of this publication,
and unless You appear at the said term and
answer, the same will be taken ~ confessed
and the prayer thereof granted. ......
The object and prayer of the said complaint
Is to snnul the marriage contract entered into
between you and the plaintiff, on the ground
Of abandonment, dosertion, etc., and for the
custody of the minor children, the issue of the
said marriage. %. b. McFADDEN,
Attorney for Plf.
Complaint fled Feb. ~, 1869. .'''' a'
Date of publication, April 10. 1860. 23:ml
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

|sdpI- L. people soaked themselves half
as often. ioutwarlly as they. do. inwardly,
they would be infinitely better off, A ma
jerity of mon, however, would no, moro
dare stsr rbathe .theira skiu with what they
l.sbitually pour into their stomach, than
they would expect to jump over the moon
if they tried.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

THE WAY.-l'hc following instructions
of how to becomes Il vclocipcdist is clipped
from late California paper:
Following are the rules taught in all the
schools for riding the vclocipcdc. Run
beside your iron horse, leading it, as it
were, will, your hand so as to iauliliarizc
yourself with its movements. This will be
an affair Of Il few minutes merely. Then
commence rracticing with it on slope,
and after mounting it, let it move forward
of lis own accord, while you occupy your
self with studyiu.; the effects produced by
the inclinations Which you give to the bal
ancing pole or handles of the machine.
When you thoroughly master the action Of
this, place one foot on the pedal, and fol
low its movements, without assisting them.
The difficulty with new beginners is to re-
strain the unnecessary expenditure of
muscular force they ordinarily perform
ten times the labor that is requisite. Next
repeat the experiment on level ground,
having both feet on the pedals, and work
ing them alternately with scrupulous reg
ularity. Speed is obtained by simply ac-
cclerating this movement. After an hour
or two's practice, tho tyro will be able to
accomplish distance Of from 80 to 40
yards without running the risk Of an up
set. Should the machine incline to ono
side, all that is necessary to be done is to
remove the foot on tho same side from the
pedal and place it on the ground. This
can, of course, only be accomplished when
the vclocipede is Of moderate height,
which, by the way, is tho proper kind of
machine for beginners to make their first
essays with. 10 alight, both feet are
raised from the pedals at the same instant,
which has the effect Of slackcning the
speed Of the machine tho feet are then
placed simultaneously on the ground with
out tho handles being lot Co., 'f-'f 'c
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~ Tho pcn is nighticr than the swor

u Tho pen is nighticr than the sword.
So is ink ,nightier than the pen. People
who sling printcrs'ink arc the mighticst Of
all-thc nionarchs of mankind. He who
understands this art in all its ramifications
travels thetshortest and best route to the
head aud understanding Of human nature.
Printers ink has made more flames and
fortunes than any dthcr--perhaps all other
nut together. taf -'u1,o.ioN
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CAIN - ysvsv sss ssnssA stss B sssssAA Deisss
eaissisf - the stDesphess hseva - malaria lire.
Ne difssss ossaas, cad eeaseS BiiiSoeusss C0nesi'
psaisn ETC.,. ss1 10 Ais vsy prsPasss the eSsss0 ~
los. Ts svsia fnfsksr tfsubls, ga sslsvs ySuspsif
" tGis seAes, tale
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OBSERVER!
Are You . Slave

To the use Of robacco' DO you wish to quit the n.
Tobacco Antidote and you viii not only be cured OF
the use Of tobacco but you vilI not crave u again.
Such 10 the expefienee Of hundreds. Many ~ Cairo
nave used IL and found 10 10 every way esectrs Get
= boz and try IL IL you live N . distance, send hfy
cent? 70 Barclay Brothers, Cairo, end they viii send
you box by return mail.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17
D7SN.

IN tuesday morning, Mai che, 1860, aged tbrr,
montos, NaNCl EDNA. oily daughter of Dnuic
ana Augusta L. PrrAiu,, OF Pc,roieum Centre
a AvoicefFom Heaven speaks /; and lie who ssid
'N''iier the little chiltren to come unto roe. and
hrold them not. for of such is the Kingdom nj
eod, calls another angel cheiub to His Il ms.
AS the morning flower or the early dew, it came
we looked, We loved. we looked scain-bpt In
twas gone Yet, seen no longer here, in Heaven
ABOVE, twill iccit for us Weep not then, strick al,
Ones your babe shall be yours again,-bcvond tbs
rNer' 10 dwell forever: on The shining shore. van
shall meet, to part no more.
" Us hald to give her-up, This little one
~, vas very dear 10 you you loved her so
Aiiat now lis hard 10 say, ''Ulod'. viii he dnnco y
Ana DOW with patience to the crushing blow
"Sne was darling babe her chcrub rncr.
her briaht and laughing eyes call to mind.
ana Wonusr NOT that all this naii. grace
had round your loving hearts SO closely t,yined
M now your babe is 81 e; she re. I. s.curs
=, from al temptation, on her infant brow
NO cloud has fallcn innocent and pure
S't lived and died; nu harm can reach ler now >,
r,tro,crr, c.o,.. n, A. NJ; &, HEspEs,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17
st. Patrick's Day.

To-day is the anniversary of the birthday
OF 1reland's patron Saint Much of his life
is obscured by tradition; even bis birth.
place and the year of his birth are matters
OF dispute, tho details of which would he
scarcely interesting to tho majority of our
rea'lers. The preponderance of testimony
iav"rs the mouth of the Clyde. in Scotland,
IN 372, whilst others maintain that Caul il
'nt't'ea TO the honor Amongst the popu
lar legends of miraculous events connected
with bis ministry, those which relate to
the punishment of veuomous reptiles are
the most familiar; and the crosier or staff.
~ means OF which this was achieved. WINS
preserved with great veneIa.ion in Dublin.
"h'ii near tho beaianing of the fifteenth
century. Such au active life % he is re-
ported to have passed must have been pro.
i'tc IN interesting events, many Of which
are recorded by bis historians. lie bepan
LIS missionary labors in Ireland in the
year Az, preaching the Gospel with mar
'e''o's ELECT Tor more than thirty years;
MS death occurred at Down, in Uister
ahon'A. ID. AGA. While preaching to the
lrIsh' he used the Shamrock or the clover
with threa leaves on the stem, 10 illustrate.
'n' irinity, which is the origin of its adop.
t'on ny the Irish as It's national emblem.
10 'he missionary efforts of St. Patrick NAV
"e traced The devotion to religion, their
love or home and those domestic virtues
which characterize this people, AVID the re-
spec' ana venera'ion for his teaching aud ex-
ample are preserved TO this day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

New York is Terrified at the discovery
tha' tue number OF marriages in that city IL
decreasing, and asks, whats up?" We're
IL HCn'c@so. now we should not wonder, bat
moral New York. it is, indeed, astounding.
By-thc.by, OF Chicago, there is q new story.
ohe OF the journals Of that city remarked
10 notice of marriage that the couple
were ''uniied for life,' whereupon a news-
paper In o near city says that i. was the
nrsl time any thing OF the kind had ever
occurred in Chicago.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

AL'shA' 1t Is not Gflon tha, we have the time
10 spare or the inclination, To notice any of the
thousand and'one preparations sold, throughout The
country each, as it is claimed, being a sovereign
cure FOR one or more of the ills that nash in heir TO
ihdeed' we have frequently wondered illa, people
ever died at al, orgrow old even, when, by small
outlay they could furnish themselves with some
thing winch would keep dscass at bay and defy the
assaults OF timel Concerning the efficacy of one Of
'hese remedial preparaions-- and one which has be
come ceieoiated of iaie-we can speak ron. per
sona experience, and con-cien,iosly saw il ia cno
preser'l 'ln. the hair nanulacturcd by M,ssrs s "uu
a.u bentley. Chemists and Druggists, No 1Sa
nam street. Bn.tllo.-Ru'lho Cominerc ri ADV No
J'Ek " CO., Wholesale x Retail Druor;sts ,.n,a
for Petroleum Centre, Pa ss''''; ,,ie niehts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

SINGING is great '.institution." II o,,
the wheels Of care. supplies the place Of sun
same a man who sings has a good hear,
under his shirt front Such q man not only
works more willingly, bnt be works mora
constantly. Avaricious men never siny.
Ihe man who attacks singing throws Il stsne
al the head OF hi!arity, and would, if be
could, rob June of it's roses and August q,
lis meadow larks. Singing promotes health ,
strengthens the voice, the organs of the
throat and lungs, prevents or cures consumr.
ZION. Singing is an excellent agent for
promoting mental hygiene. Tommy don't
go,' we'll sung isa sure cure for the "blues -
Try it.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

The Memphis Avalanche's Little Rock
special of Monday night says: Tive Ilouse
to-day unanimously passed the Senate joint
resolution ratifying the 18th. amendment.
There was terrible hail storm last night,
doing great damage. There is scarcely a
pane oil glass left in the city. The shrub
berry and fences were demolished. A negro
man was found dead this morning. He had
been caught in the storm while drunk, and
KILLED by the hail stones, which were as
large as hen eggs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

ihE oider we grow how short the time
seems. The days, weeks and months roll
rapidly round, and looking back ovrr the
past it appears like beautiful dream. or
like ''tao snow ialls in the river, q moment
white. thea lost forever" Since time flies
SO fast away. we should endeavor to do all
the good we can while permitted TO stay.
for every good deed, no ma tier If it be but
the ''glving Of cnr'ot cold water" CT even
IL word in kindness spoken, hath its reward
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

According TO the results Of late recent
Gs"p W." sonndings 1t Is announced that the
oot'em of the sea, at great depths, is cover
ed BY continuous mass, extending over
miles in extent, of what may be considered
rs one single animal. 1t is thought to form
the lowest stage of animal life on the globe,
and is supposed to derive its nouri.hment
directly from the mineral world. as in the
case of plants The new animal has been
bap'ised by the euphonious name Of Bathy-
biua.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

The Merchants and Commercial Travel.
ers Associations of Chicago have secured
the repeal of the city ordinance which re-.
qnirrs commercial travellers TO pay license
Tor the privilege of soliciting trade or sell
ing goods by sample.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

A GREAT SUCCESS" Brick" PoNB-
RoY's new Daily in New York City is one Of the
greatest and most successful newspaper enterprises
Of III: country. His new weekly "Pomeroy's Dem.
ocra.' is increasing in circulation thousand cop
les psr day. Send for rampic copies to A. n Pom
eroy, Prin.ing House Square, NtV Fork City.
mchl2
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

Tn" M" Orleans pspels complain that
'hs rates OF insurauce liked 10y The Board of
Underwriters ior Rcd River are .normous
"nonyh to cover navigation on the river
@','t ahd C.tyta. I" li4ars and, markst. ."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17
POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-This ne,

PUMEKU1 ; UEMUCKAT.-ThN new
paper has wonderful circulation. In nearly every
town in the country the democrats and working
men are getting up clubs for it, 1t is the boldest,
sharpsst paper published d, and walks into Congress
and the Bondhelders regardless of results. The
paper has over f.ty thousand subscribers in the
State of New York alone Send for sample cop
les, which are sent free and it for yourselves.
Address NJ ~ Pomeroy, Printing House Square,
NeW York CITY. mchl2.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17
Local Notices.

POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.-M. NJ. or
"Brick" PoMsRoY's new paper already exceeds in
circulation every other political papor in the world
1t 10 "red ho.," and Of unusual interest. Send for
sample copies Printing House Square, Nep Fork
CITY. hchl9.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

Col" GowAN, the American who recover
cd the English maa-ofwsr sunk by the
Russians before Sabastopol, after all the
English engineers fuiled, has connected
himself with new and promising enterprise.
This is neither more nor less than the rp-
covery Of the eleven or twelve Spanish gal
ieous sunk in action in Vigo Bay in the
reign of Queen Anne. during the war be-
tween Britain and Holland ON one side, and
France and Spain on the other. The sunk.
ed galleons contained six million dollars.
England and Spain furnish the necessary
material, and share the profits after paying
the engineers handsomely.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17
w gsSic Lessons.

MRS. NJ. II. CARMAN. having returned to towr
ail-r a brief absence is now prepared to give les
sons on the p:aro to those wishing the same. For
terms and further particulars enquire at the Oil Ex
change Hotel.
Petroleum Ccntre, Feb 10 1sio--1m.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

G-S BCRToN'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTR.
D"N'r CHEW, an antilne tor Tobacco md DIR
JoliNsoES AROMATIC ANTI-ToBACCO CON-.
POUND, for sale at \. b. MILLER S CO.'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17
THE STANDING TOPIC WITH THE
LADIES.

The kitchen is always one Of the mos
fertile hunting grounds for the chatter and
gossip of women; and so far from servant.
being '.the greatest plague of life," hall
the women in England would be "blue
mouded' for want Of them as the pieces to
do resistance in the centre of their frotby
talk. The shortcomings of their dolnestics
are their darling grievance; and what
would the world be without feminine
| grievances! A legend says there was once
silence 10 heaven for an hour; there would
be silence then in English drawing rooms
for many hours! Their maids are .shop"
with women, and they talk ..shop" as
men never do. No officer chatters about
bis men, no merchant of his clerks, as
women chatter about their servants; and no
ordinary master-always excepting the
miserable little fellows before mention
ed, who are just 20 many fussy, bearded
woman would dream of giving the same
attention to the sayings aud doiugs of his
domestics as even strong minded women
give to theirs
Fancy man peepine and prying behind
the blinds to ses whether John ogled the
pretty milk woman, or squeezed the hand
Of the eomely laundress! Yet how many
women are there not who can tell you Jane
stands and talks with that bold butcher
boy; and how Jane blushed when sbe saw
the bakers man at the gate yesterday; aud
how that artful little hussy, Sarah, always
puts On her most becoming cap when gen.
tlemen are dining at the house; and, "Did
yon see the way in which she looked at Mr.. |
Blank when she haaded him the bread ?
You did not? All! yon are not as well
acquainted with Miss Sarah's ways as am
Yen should live with her, and then, perhaps.
You would understand her arfulnpss."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

Crocaery-Ror all kinds 20 to REYNOLDS
hhoDhEAD % CPS. No II Centre Street, oppo
site the Post Office, OIL CITY, Pa.
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Lost {!

On Thursday, Feb. 9Th, ISG? n smooth Juilt rat
and tan iup. with red collar. Whoever shall return
the same TO the subscriber will be literally re-
waracd
fvb2G.f " II pAyyr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

USE or two new advertisements are nee
sssarhy crowded out to-day. They will 40.
pear to morrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

tT A d. MILLER & CO, Druggists, arc
agents FOR The celebrated III. II. Cigars" mann
iac'lired by the American Whip Co. Try them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-17

lhi1 br-i place X town to get pair of Boots
m'a' o. the boat stock, that will wear we'll, md
"'r'Hn'ed I" IT. ID at j. a. Piantc,s FASH
lonsole loot shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, Pa. Give him rral. sc,,o.t,