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John.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

From the Cincinnati Commercial, October 7th.l
John Chairman in hcssach.scsss to going 90 'n e.:
nuifcsts none Ut those hidcous barbaric traits where
Of cc tain winbas discourscd with the noisy gbnc.s
he haunt built Get up his queer idols
in our midst Neither has ne INDUCED In other heath
en- practices that were told Of him. nor In OPIUM
whisky Or tobacco. He works faithfully. repcls all
Inducements to break his contract, and Is model tn
tho way Of ,nindns his own business Instead of lily
THREE ~s 10 the sss
rate of living he spends his money quite literally hc
tays appetite for rosrt rat and y sGnay disposed
plies the slimsut required by climate, clothes him
self well, aud. discarding bis ossn Workmanship IN
dul;ss IN natty custom made sevcd boot. In addition
to this BE- goes to Sunday school eulaity aud in pro-
portion to Els eans, iu aims giving generously rivals
HE Christian neighbors. Among thcse products Of
deesyux eiyiizsson under wh'sn lor ssns"s'es tue
already awakening . an appreciation Of the bessgs
Of this land u freedom and plenty. a. incompsrsbly
81 e Is tho fse Isn Il. other day.
one Of their number stricken incnrably H. aud for
life incap,c;tatc for work ad bis companions raised
he bcsouEht them to let him rctnsin 10 New England
and Ecn:.htcd hcathcns that they they assentcd
aud have agreed among Themselves to support him
there.
Then despite nil tho gloomy predictions to the con
trary. john hasn taken the bread ont Of anybodys
mouth Us Yet. At the Bc!lsville laundry none OF the
Irish girls have been turned sway tn rake rnora tor
the new arrivals hut are actually nstrucing the Gel
r.sials In the mysteries 1T wathins. stanhing mud
Bridget will r. marrying john ii somebody does mot
keep sharp Isox.Oui. Al North Adams the striking
sEucmakcrs whose places were taken By the Chnrse.
instead Ut being degraded by tho heather competition
have been impellcd b. that sit Of entcrprise which
always comes Of comp tton, u set up IN business fr
Themselves ON tho operative pan They found lit
&c difficulty In obtaining the necessary credits do bet
ter work will wusic time In strikes. or efforts to
reduce the hours Of lahor; provide themselves with
employment tho year r.sud lNetd Of only during the
busy season. and " themselves al the finits Of
their own labor instead Of sharing with capitalists
Aud now the spirit of hostility to the Chiue.c In
to the loest and most ignorant, BUT 1t last It must
dawn upoa ss that .hs,s y & III , ts
the latter ure car,samcrs veil psoGucers. will
increase the demand for whatever they eat, drink
over whist thcy consume will add 10 the general pros.
peyity Sach now bids fair to be the solution Of the
great Chinese problem, over which Owish wisdom,
it'll owiish blindness has crOaked, Is once il did ut
the prospect Ut tho abolition Of slavery. ~
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IlllttIft HI 81 % IaRs8R6Fse
. ~ fgDofT .ififl I-sa.1Sioi fTr5 Ell 9iTTr'r
.s Winter has sst ip-typ inches of,ssow,
MaSesS 1SSsisis: su ~ ass Toeis ~
VIM pSesens = ifrast 6tptS1fnte With their
white acovefin2.is Mining. III eoassqusace,
- b1eAGhs = q stop IN ~ .open di9gings,
' sus gAAh| psoseeRtsd y ths dFifs.
saAcdssSsf; xho sshet iysdsg, ID Qdar..
'essch. No aekes .esia is:d0s by Deqaty
1' vfS4cs s4 q fsisssr. Hs.s q.
te1t6tU D. 3. oiNfsenuesa EeislaGixSthild l0f
81lsae undertaking "a. NeKasG Of Ne
Arm ef E A,laseaelds aip, Aslaqed 1saesd
81 f ssfhate HifR, tAAlg pgeeencp 1cg A ebert
IS $500 ~ ts' u s = sss 4
Isu1Dsvlos, o.. -
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PRISON OFrICERS. q

III Dy the transcript OF Executive Proceed.
ings puLllshcd in this issue, it will DO sesu
that Governor Potts Inns appointed, subject
to the consent of the Council. NssssA Cssi-
rad Kehrs; Granville Stuart and John
Kinna, to ,be Prison Commissioner, and
James Gilchriss to he Prism Warden for
ths Montana Peniteniary.i The neceaai,y
for tleae ofiicersi 10 apparent TO everyone,
and their, appointment, 10 required by The
law of Dscsn.ber 3al 1857. In their selec.
ton Governor Potts has exercised sxcel.
lent judgment. In~all Montana no bet.
ter men could have bsea, chosen. Pos.
scssed g they are Of first class business
and administrative qualifications, and Of
irrcproaci,able character, tho sslociions will
b rscsived throughout the Territory, aud
especially hero where they arc best known.
= ono cmincntly at q We mads, and under
thsir charge the affairs Of tbs prison viii y
conducted honesty and economically. u The
selection Of . majority Of tho board in this
place. gives . quorum hare tor The tEassae-
tion ee current Lusipsss without tn
sxpepss and delay Of. sumnaoning nsmbsss
from ahspsd. Nssss. Kphss apd, Stuart
are County Commissioners 81 this cQoqnay
iand lheis asimipisayat,oA 81 is, a&ain d
gaaraatee that NJ ,iatcTssls, ut, Tia Tssri-
,tnry will b. faithfully suheesvsd lyr tAs0,
while Helena 10 most crcditably represqUtesl
by Nr Kinna. Nr. Gilchrist vas late Re-
corder d THIS county. Der Lodge bas ~
setter ,nsn, and II Ne discharge u Ms
duties 10 will he honest, viyiisnt Ind HI.
tNkas,s Die ..2ls table hfo99s . 10 snoIi
Doubtless It IN early day the Bodfd xsll
Aoavsns fl, orsanisasiqR. anl - ,ttA 4acil
,neasagss = !. Yill sgepslt q Making ~ y
caapplaas sasacts,e ne sqd nfaEseale H &pl
convicasl end, a@cen IN HhSfgal ION i
In this hrss imperfa1t alnai1tassaf On.
.FUtss, ~ T<s4itssy klf' sssp66isg Ateer,
niHatson 10 eo9fsf onsigl IT, titodv n NJ .At
hands Of worthy n0,. and svsa thoit wte
.Al@9 ai(h AnlmasE Sadjaall1 = p61tlce
WIN tssisrthssstsfpoes slto istoaassst
a.. groundwork u 9l - 7 4
sssEioas- . discsimisaiinG knouled6A q
men, good soase, snd hoaesay. s .s
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The Last or tho Defence.

London, October 37th-Ths news from Nets 10 In
tssestng and important. Rumors have bscn current
In the Prussan army investing that city that Bssaiss
was dead bat they now proven false. The activity
IT the garrison IL greatly nessssd lately, and tn
Prussans have bern compelled to destroy the bsidgs Il
A"b-sur.Nose;ls ~ . precautionary measure. The
Fserc make vigorous so'ties Whenever they - the
slirhtss opportunity for advantage and have alss
re'opensd artillery % the besieeess from the sixht
bank Of the Noscls.
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The oovanmsae mems to suesln then iae 49,
neyoenessl Msgraohsd the Prsidset. lass evsaus'
~. GO6 6U: -x->is city, and The re'tseaae'
Ia cAaneses. SeeMeary
INV o00D0v SSndsy. The naval 1Dsces
A. ..v. sns wsosrs Vt New fork csso aa'
~iij NV rca(i illness to suatsin - omcess - W.
cutting aud snf0,cin: the laws
A Second Joan OF Arc.
London October 9Osh-Dispatches from I0n ~
r.,rrs Shst Young xrj Of thai city csv~tlnS soc
n"ost iat.nss excih10eht byinttaiing the 0
joan Of Axe Hundreds OF psE.o ~. ssS
ioiucd her standard. Her appeals lot feca"' ~ '"'~
70 Be rinsulariy patriotic and eloquent
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Mira Willis, through passenger on The
westward bound overland train, died Oct,
II, on the cars, near Cosinns
A large portion 1T the tsvs Of Nendoei.
NO, Cal, was burned Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Asg1jrs has sold his San Franciseo
Opera House and the lease Of the lot on
which It stands, 70 the owner (Eugsss =
Sullivan. of the land, for >e9, ooo
Mrs. Mary FORBES, wife OF ". J. Forks,
of the White Pine Ns,ss, died q CslouA
(Cal.) October l8sh.
The Thermometer stands 1t 10 deesess
In the 200 foot level In the Yellow Jseas'
mine, at Virginia City, Nevada
. Brigham Owens has been arrested In VIZ.
ginis City, Nevada, on suspicion Of being
the murderer Of Hiram Thos.s,..
The Bey state-Tanis.
. Mark Twain wants to have On armlstles
proclaimed until bib Nap Of Paris 10 ssaAs
lated into FscReA and German and supplied
to both armies. 's'f"
When reporters are short IT time, oil tbsy
have to do II 10 make few ninutss.
AT lecture given In Frankfort, Indisas,
not long since, the tickets reed: blessed
arc the pure in heart, for they shall Geo Gsd.
Admit one"
O.. Bsllinesr was divorced iron Z. B.
Rsllinssr q Virgins City, New, 0os. II.
The musical old maid-Ana Dante.
A large steel bell hes just been swung 10
the tower Of the Catholic Church, d San
Rafael. Marin county. The tone 10 quite
souorous.
Benson J. Losing 10 workingon Al illus'
traacd Life ol General Wool" Il will h
exclusively bound In sheep. &a.'' ~
ltis tearsd by Englsnd that Russia md
Prussia are about 10 form Close VA .lli.
ancc. Al there 10 only Pc differences b.
tween them, tbers should b NO VA difsss.
cDce.
Chinsmen ~ most polite. Win tbsy
!ecys company they always sx.eses them
selves. - : '&''"'' Z "hs ~Ga'@I
Dr. Ray, shs ,ass editor u he Ch,e,es
Psss suggested sAs ashais hsswssn Li.cols
ana Uo0gAs, whten w0s perhaps the moot
remarkable discussion In the political his
tory q this generation, and which drss
brought 1r Lincols into national proni'
nencs. s.1.z4ss Gsfts4. AMI.
Censurs is the tax . man peys 10 the pub
lIc for being eminent VI .&
4 bsisf market report Tens, Ink I'D
paper arc stationary; new milk Il unchaas'
cd; 6sesass 90 heavy; wheat b . gsala b.
ter than oats wines and liquors sessssIS
lave ! downward tsndeney; yeast cskss'
risisg. ts5lns,s = 81 w.. ...1
Mia KAtsi e1SlAls aAkad ofnsss yosse
ladiss-shs ~ 10 reaeassnsnss o. hsoe
soS4 ahundfS4 H. lscssrs, and sas-o
married. ri. = .idEIfs.FF 81. svt4 3i,sS. phi. ~.
riai'oh g11It - , N gai HihL gt EEatfa .. a..
80 = GsssglA editor - hsd bs plDeelsess
~ aaS9tis1s u givs she thief ~ easssae
ssd1sk % qIssslenA @ '.'
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Who WAITS q Ainistry1

Wsshipgton. Oao3ef 1th-In eonseQuerce Of . pro-
sracssd interview between the President and Post,
master General creswsn. yesterday public oplnion
incincs to the belief that the position Of Minister
England win b rendered to Cresswci. Notwishssan.
INK tins impresaaen Csssswe dsniss Il. Il auehos.
tasvey stated thvt ne Knglsh missios was ipairsey
o3secd 70 wosd<M Phillips and declined. r.
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Berlin, October s7th-Thc Hing trlegTsphs The
Qsses today: "This morning Basains and Nets
eap'ea,Ased. There are go hundred and City shoa.
sand prsonsss. including - 900 wounded. The army
and garrison laid down their this sfternoon Il
y one Of the most important events 1t tAs war Provi
denee Be thanked" agla Iga'at gaG d.. gega.
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General Forelgu News.

General Tsrslgu News.
Ohis.ds, England, October s7th-ls u reported ~.
On The best authority that two German shps ssee,u,
captsrsa By The French In the En- lish channel As,.
been burned about 100 miles east Of Nsweaa,lsn
Tyne.
the Province Of Brittany 70 cOnesasrsss at heaa,
order to operate ayaluse the force Of prusslaas wAs
seem to b. moving In that vicinity. Il y updss,sso4
that when the tEvops are collected there - ceuts
plated, Kerassy win organize them hinsslf iss sass
sivs warfare Many regular troops viii also Be !uee
poratsd In this army. He has also issued stirriss
proc.mstisu to the mobiles, promising them they
shall have the best wcapous and be wsllsupped With
cannon and nitsaileurs. They ore n Be ssbjccteA b
the stsictess discipline. Uuwilling hearts muss r..
main. Let only the true Britous stay. whose nlyias
cry shall bc God and our Couatsy."
Wagons under charge el soldiers have rene through
the stres,s Of this city to-day making eosssioss 4
suppes Of al kinds for the inhsbisants q Chstsau
Dun, whose houses were burned BY PsussisAs. SuA.
sesiptioss have also bssu spsnsd In their behalf
Tours, Transformation from Orleans says III ,hs
shsp, and stoses ass closed and the streets deserted ;,
tho Inhabitants The women almost universally appsse
IL mourning. The PsussiAn oocrs sndeavos to dspd
the gloom, ius1ectually. Al Asrsailles a3ain q,
more orderly. The Journals suppsesssd have bc.a
allowed to rsappear BY order Of GamSetsa. The civic
.,a A, ,... nn,uv and the su,hortiss sad citizen.
s....".,. ..,,... ~. A., ,,,,,. ,.,,,a.,o,,
.,.,. -. . 49,. 80. :. -. ...-, ..,-
.-s....- .....s.s 81. r....h ,.....oI,..,,., ,..
mn The lef, bank Of tho sors Yesterday. bu, VEN =.
pulsed after shsst euvsgel.sas
...s -, ,..-,.. o,.... ......-,
"...h.,,r. 100 soo... rh., 49,. h..... "s ~
e..,...,,.,.-. .,,a o.h., -.
'eooone' s~"-' " ~" 'ss's y. ~" ..SS' ~
''"n. !" '""'e"" Oon' Nv ~ ""'@ NV ss''"'' 'se5
s'so sa'' TWO esss0e
Troyes. 36sh-Negsne was svacuaeed BY the Prus.
sans lat night Before leaving they assd the se~s
In several plaees.
General 0araha'6i y stn as Ds'e. where ssswith'
standing Bile indspesitiOu, he psrsonay supssinssas
the Organisation a ses free ssscea s has COLLECTED
streax fosea whicS , subjeessd - the msss sssia-
gent discipline
Several shasp sagA9smeses hsVs eeeassed With GO
siderable loss % bssh sidsA ,
Tom. s;,h-Tbs ious.als announce q lose inserv,,v
Yesterday between Lord Lyons and Theirs.
II 1, report~d that Nasyius h,s left Italy, and y 0,
tho w.v to Tours.
The English At pasis arc under protection Of Wash
burnc. % tho British Charge AHsys hss not recos
nizsd tho Republican Cesssamest, and 10 authority
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There 10 come surprise In the delay Of
bomlardlng Paris. Il must be rec~llecled
Il requires time ana labor % bring guns
Into position and make Efficient approaches
on formidable works. Besides Il l. not do.
sised 70 destroy fsis. and invested Is It Il.
~ city win cot Itself into Surrender, and
NAT ID cheaper to Prussia than throwing
OhellA
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~ sF#1t4 4 Ff 8&l&.&L k&-L4 F5 WINE .&1
". Fseseh reports ~ the Germans besies-
ing Paris have much sickpsas AMI are Dc.
morali.sd. They AZ kept a bay By The
FortA and prevented from getting bsteefiee
within .bnnbardlng distance. EEalH slbd
Ssses -sirsars - sdcrril|sing them iselb
IN The teaS.
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ga WA soaIee' bv the kilograms tAst ~
assss Western Transportation Osovsnsiou.
5os W. rensval Of he Naiiossl Capitol, b
IN sessiens IL eonvocalion' In Cincinnati
would indicate that his ,ihe desire q the
Copvsstlon 70 ''hog" tho capjtsl ,sr,9 VI,
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frTbS' DlIlloashly Nbvsdst~ ~ osed
.1s0paas ssSsn tsrey 10 ,Fsesss6csG asse'
Cess xle Dyer b cAIst s1iutssyasd J. Il
1OlAU 1saalansss 6iioe. --0sUAse Iss'ssrAs
,aysa q "a \ In .'s ~: q, ~
NtT1Hk g, fnacs, csiyJins Ne sasiltsII!,
e. enDtlitssed tor Preach soldier,
~ rTrsfs' II. A.. - -. - &sS's sdT
Coss.d DeslnAaa sssissAi - evlrstsia,
0sesees u
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hs.ysss q $50 Great Bsitaa y today
Nv Yak sssh Joseph Dion vi, ,esy. Y,l;s sa N,
foeSan rraneiaco tomorrow, where arank smsnt Aye
- 49, ipf anatch with John Deesy q the Aiesi
en- lsar ball eaac. ssd crotch barred, ~ eluoo
~ 10 sske p'acs IN aboat month -" -
! is s,,s.aKew aYerk Cjty. IA pai mn.
Nsv Tod, oeashsr th-Atasny1 ssasl yAeka.
~ bas astahai1hs1Ihi - haalqna,taD aEtthst 49,
MGasA wAue - IN vqsais uat1 alsestAsl e,seli6a.
sspssoesoGlt % a gasaGisus = M ehae znay asiea
Ssh iossuesa - ~ tAse IN de rieAts e ssi.a.,
Asuspsrasa; ~ ~ III laulAesiey Se abe usias,
Stases Cevuvpsut % uAixlaIned han 10 Sp6nrrlti
He was 1, conssjtstion With United stat0 senator
CSaaJns. 5ssass1sy, anl IL eesatos saDst4uatt "a
nashsa that tbs dctesmlnasa was - esforcs ~ a.
q CoagFops It u basasda No aosbt(al Of quesijoa.
she power l. % be assumed tY the ocess bat they
y esfores sseh processes and otisscns u they Is
asslssa ~, III b. ssai6ihed n ezieasiSs. he
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w'' sss6dsly ~ ~ NJ ths ilteh.ht thy ~ q
haa M = sssseas9 Sss6e yaepaa~sol ssssssss
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23

A RECEIPT WORTH PREsERvING-A
lady correspondent of an exchange writes
that for nine years past she has been burn
ing coal oil without even having an acct
dent. She places a small quantity of
course salt in the bottom of her lamps, and
not only by this means is the oil purified
and the light made brighter, but on two
different occasions, ignited coal oil lamps
have overturned in her house through ac-
cident, or the carelessncss of servants, and
yet there never has been an explosion.
The plan is simple one, and we'll worth
trying; for even if it does not prevent &C.
cident, it will improve the quality of the
light. The salt should be changed every
three months.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23
To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted
with disease, as weakness Of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight,
loss Of muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, irritablity, nervousness, extreme urin.
airy difficulties, arrangement of digestive func-
tons, general debility, vagnitis, all diseases OF
the womb, hysteria, sterility and all other
diseases peculiar to females, she should 90 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
W. X. DOhcrty, at his edicnl Institute, and
consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is efTecting more cures than any
other Physician in the State of California.
Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately ana save yourself from painful
suferings and premature death. Married La
DIES, whose delicate health or Other circum-
stances prevent an increase in their families,
should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doherty's
Medical Institute. and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
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To the Afflicted

DR.. W. X. DOHERTY returns his sincere
thanks to bis numerous patients for their pat.
ronage, and would take this opportunity to
remind them that he continues to consult at
his Institute for the cure Of Chronic Diseases of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Gcnito-Urinary Organs, and all Private Dis
eases, viz Syphilis in all its forms and sta acs !;
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid con.e-
quenccs ofself-abuse Gonorrhcra, elect, Strict.
ures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sex.
ual Debility, Diseases Of the back and Loins,
Inflammation Of the bladder and Kidneys, etc.
and he hopes his long experience and success
full practice will continue to insure him a share
ofpublc patronage. by his practice of many
years in Europe and the United States, he is
enabled to apply the most efficient and sue
ressful remedies against diseases Of all kinds.
He uscsno mercury, charges moderate, treats
his patients in correct and honorable way.
and has references of ucquestionable veracity
from men Of known responsibility md high
standing in society. All parties consulting
him. by lctte' or otherwise, will receive the
hest and gentlest treatment, and implicit
secrecy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23

ARRANGEMENT OF FLowERs.-FlowcrS
may be arranged either according TO the
harmony or the contrast of colors. Red
harmonizes with orange, orange with yell
low, violet with red, indigo with violet.
blue with indigo, and green with blue.
Green is the contrast to red, sky blue to
orange, yellow to violet, blue to orangc-red,
indigo to orange yellow, and violet to blu
ish green. To find contrast to any
flower, cut small circular piece out of
one Of its retels, place it upon white pa
per, look at it steadily with one eye for a
few seconds, without letting the eyclids
close, then look from the colored circle to
another part of the white paper, when a.
circle of another color will be apparent.
This color is the true N rlst or compile.
mentary color. Tastes differ as to wheth-
er the effect of arranging the flowers &C.
cording to contrast or complementary col
or is more pleasing to the eye than ac-
cording to the harmonics The former,
however, is the most in favor. To carry
it out, blue flower should be placed next
an orange flower, yellow near violet
and red or white should have plenty of
foliage around it. White contrasts with
blue or orange, or still better with red or
pink, but not with yellow or violet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23

THE PoTATo.-On examining a thin
slice Of potato with microscope, it will be
seen to be almost entirely composed of
cells, which contain clusters of beautiful
little oval grains. These grains remain un-
changed in cold water; but when it is
warmed they dissolve in it, and the whole
becomes jelly; and if there be not a
great quantity of starch in the cells, it
may be gletanized without bursting them.
But, if the number of cells or their size
be very great, the cells of the potato are
broken on all sides by the expansion of all
the little masses of jelly, and the appear
ance of mealiness is produced. Hence it
is plain that mealy potatoes are the mos.
valuable, and water or waxiness is indica.
tive ola want Of starch or nourishing mat
ter.
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PAPERING WHITEWAsuED WALLS

PAPERING WHITEwAsHED WALLS
The following method is very simple,
sure, and Inexpensive: Make -four starch
as you would for starching calico clothes,
and with whitewash brush, wet the wall
you wish to paper, with the starch; let it
dry; then when you wish to apply the pa
per, wet the wall and the paper both with
the starch, and apply the paper. Walls
that have been whitewashed ten and even
twenty years successfully, have been pre-
pared in this way, the paper never failing
to stick. When you wish to re.paper the
wall, with your brush wet the paper with
clear water and it will come off readily.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23
To CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients finale or femalc) residing in any
part Of the State, however distant, who NAV
desire the opinion and advice of DR.. Doherty
in their respective cases, aud who think prop
er to submit written statement of such, in
preference to holding n personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communica tions
will be held most sacred and confidential.
If the case be fully and candidly described
personal communication will be unnecessary,
rs instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen
eral treatment Of the case itself. including the
remedics) will be forwarded without delay,
and in such manner as to convcy.no idea of
the purport Of the letter or parcel so transmit.
ted.
CONSULTATIONS by letter or othcrwiseFREE.
Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Adj
dress,
W. X. DOHERTY, N. D.,
San Francisco CAL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-23
GoosBERRY JAM.-Stalk and crop as

GoosBERRY JAM.-Stalk and crop as
many as you require of ripe, red, rough
gooseberries; put them into the presefv-
ing pan, and as they warm, stir and bruise
them to bring out the juice. Let them
boil for ten minutes, then add sugar in the
proportion of three-quarters of pound to
every pound of fruit, and place it on the
IRE again; let it boil slowly, and continue
boiling tor two hours longer, stirring it all
the time to prevent its burning. When it
thickens, and is jelly-like on plate when
cold, it is done enough. Put it into pots
and allow it to remain day before it is
covered.