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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

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~ CHEMISTS say dirt Is nsft<r ogt Of
place. bat the dirt, the sierra sashed, vini
seAiea, ar ssessepe1 soil tina; es1poses
the bo~ou Ct ear mother earth. never eer-
ruPtsL Os the eoasr.ry. it y the mas; e.
fe1s've u nj s-esss 10 any eorruptioa. i,
parties waasr itself. whirh ve are apt ,o
pot krxs as the great eleans~r. There y
% matter SC oScasire, no oSOr 90 istolers-
bic, bat that IL 10 cvercczne aud locked
faSs Ne .S0o ~ It % esvere4 vIrA q siftln.
q earth sn9 10 eous&cs wisk "a
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~ We respectfully solicit contributions to
tAiS Departments Of our paper. Our farmers
aud their wives, might contribute much for
their mutual benefit II you make useful
discovery in tillage Of the soil, the culture Of
any particular crop, the care Of stock. or any
other subject Of interest, give US the par,icu-
lars for publication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

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To the AFFLICTED

DR.. W. X. DOlIERTY returns his sincere
thanks to his 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
Genito-U Urinary Organs, and all Private Dis
eases, viz Syphilis in all its forms and stages
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consc-
quences ofself-abuse ;GonorrhGa, elect, Strict
uree, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sex.
ual Debility, Diseases of the back and Loins,
Inflammation of the bladder and Kidueys, etc.,
and he hopes his long experience and success
full practice will continue to insure him share
ofpublic patronage. BY his practice of many
years in Europe and the United States, he is
enabled to apply the most efficient and sue.
cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds.
He usesno mercury, charges moderate, treats
his patients in correct and honorable way,
and has references of ucquestionable veracity
from men of known respectability and high
standing in society. All parties consulting
him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the
best and gentlest treatment, and implicit
secrecy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

eT A 6esrgia eisseg Is "a lack Tvea-
~ Fear heathe4 Chssc-e wakes inso his
sanets~ the ether aay, and thrsssh the
sesssm Of az EassrFrr.er. pssd casa dSvn
tsr t-ea'y fsar s<ss~riFts~ss 10 kz p&res
The eafa~r vOnSer~d greatly wh.l tk~y
w2ssea e - E~Slz-k paper. sos b~ssg abe
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

DR. RUFUS WILLARD.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
(Grad,sase cfAs Cninernty Of tie C;tv Of Nep
York;
"Av1NG located permanently In the CITY
III ofOlympia, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens ofthis place and surround
ing country in the various branches of Medi.
cine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the conf
dcnce bestowed by a generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully solicits a continuance OF the
same, and will hold himself in readiness al all
times to attend to any calls in the line of mis-
profession, to which his entire attention will
devoted.
Those preferring the services of a regular
graduate as evidenced by the proper author-
ity ola diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confidence.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo.
men and children, and all affections of an or.
ganic nature.
REFERENCE: The Faculty of University
Medical College, and DR.. PA. Aylette, New
York city.
OrrrcE-At the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia, December 4, 1866. 4:tf
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NOW, READER.

self.abuse, vcnerial diseases badly cured, and
sexual excuses, are all capable of producing a
weakness OF the generative organs. The or
gans Of generation, when in perfect health,
MAKE THE MAN,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

QuAILs CrREp IN OiL-Proeurr {. .sf.
se'ssf ssneer Of kne, plamp qaail.. Pack
shes. draw them. clean them Thoroughly.
tut them epea 30 they viii Il. fat. ss for
eroshsg, and rub them over With salt lie,
then he 10 the salt, tgrning then every
sess,sg iss ,Ares aays- Let them dry (:
ssd tAes pack them aown close IN . ssoae
~: esseriag each layer Of qaails tightly
VIII fresh sstsered via. leaves. Fan the
jar vssh pare salsd oil and cover h secure
y srfA bladder. 90 as quite to exclsd- the
Ar Wsea they sre wasted take sAen
eat and srssl thez- They usks a 5sIiesozs
dsh fsr k<ezkfase
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

Coax rux Hoe--Swipe-drivin~ % ~
easy - shassiasg, afasr yv4 tn~w how. T"
- ss; Is the en& 81 a sssss e~zd sse a.
ear Of corn; drop e "a frous Of tar pig. to
vsthss i've 90 ssx is~Ass Il hss na-- ..d
suoosses vsiklA< ssHy 10 the ssrsrrisn
yss ssA han % pr~pet II hss ps-~Asr
ssess evsseses Of ssarAaes Aape. or sker-
sssses 81 slaa trw@ the ssnxxkar s~asu~s
81 she es<s. s~dsrs kin is.a the hess~f sAas
q = = al r'rkr" BY asxssax hsm have .
sr,sf ssssk - a. IL shs vsy tas nse~s
ss'as.sss FTs ssy be ssegysd ssy rsasuaa-
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ldiocy, Lunacy,
Paralysis,

spinal affections, suicide, and almost every
ether form OF disease which hLmsnity /. heir
20, and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and nave doriorea for oil but
,he right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use ofa
DiErctic
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04
SpermatOrrhoea.

DR.. pOHERTf hss Just published an i'm
Por'an' pamphlet embodying his own views
snd appearances IN relation to Impotence or
'rli''E being short Tr"siise on Sperma-
torrhoes oT Seminal WeakEess. Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent, on ,hi. affection
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
This little work contains information Of the
utmost ralne to all vhe;her married or single
sad will he sent Fnrr by mail or rec-ir, Of
Six orSrs in Postage stamps TO- return postage
Address W. x. DoHERTy. n n.
San FIR aeisco, Cal.
October 5, 1867 <ssf
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Esssssx n>~s~r: k~a sszr s~ssr~ ~
n~.s'ssssa . S~srs II s.s<r. fse~ odd
sns 60 sszas<. ss<sr-e3s8y s@1 slnn /:
- sAs shsis fAss bal . qnzrsrr II ~ A~xx
-. IAs yss III Frs<~rs Ae~nEsfzl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

Coal OIL FOR BALD HEADs.-A pa
per in Mississippi. apparently as serious as
= deacon, says: We have heard it stated
several times that Mr.. Samual Bryant, who
has been barc-faced on the top of his head,
has, BY the use Of coal oil. grown thick
coating of hair on the aforesaid bald head.
We saw Mr.. Bryant recently, and on ex-
animation, found the statement correct.
he told US that the way he found out this
property Of coal oil was simply this: He
had large boil on the bald place on the
top Of his head, which gave him much
pain, aud. in the absence Of anything else,
be rubbed coal oil on it. He says it re-
keved the pain almost instantly. so be con-
tioued TO rub on the oil until the boil vas
esfirely veil, when, to his surprise, he
found . thin coating Of hair coming over
the bald place. He continued the use Of
the osl for . month or two, and now has =
heavy coat Of hair On his head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

PFC CuLrusE-Reader., improve the
breed OF your hogs. DOnt throw away
any more feed on your long nosea. slab
sided, sun ksh breeds. bat buy or borrow a
good male pig. and female also If yOa can.
Commence With 1871 to improve your
stock, and in a year OF tvO marx The re-
suits Yesterday ! had the plea .ure Of
seeing SIX hundred hog Of the Chester
White and bag boned China stock, are Is
nonshs. IN Booze eoanty. and also Of see
NJ ssx ssnths' pigs stock. that viii weigh
n The neighborhsod Of ESQ have seen
the suaksA or prsirie-roo'ers at the a-e Of
- easshs shs, would sespeigh a. much
- fAese SIX Dosths' old shoats yow.
reader, deaf yoa see is' A years feed
threva asay. and les. posk Get a good
stock and save feed -Csx~frs GenfLrmau
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

SPEcfALTIEs IN FARMINo.-The busi-
ness Of agriculture should be an industry
and not q speculation. The insane pur-
suit of specialties has long been curse
TO American agriculture. A whole com.
munity runs wild upon hops, when selling
at Fifty cents per pound, and in two years
they are scarcely worth the price Of pick
ing, and extravaganza begotten Of high
expectations is forthwith followed by bank
ruptcy. Wheat brings two dollars BUSH
el, and whole States become wheat fields,
while every other interest languishes, until
the bread crop becomes so abundant as to
be fed to swine in preference to shipment
for human food. The sheep, with wool at
one dollar pound, holds high place in
popular esteem, but is kicked from the
pasture By every Randolph of the farm at
the first indication Of heavy decline in
the value Of its fleece. In your section
cotton, a great boon to your agriculture as
a constituent in your aggregate of produc-
ton, may become an uDmitigated evil if
left to usurp the place Of all other crops.
The crop of last year produced 100000
o0O-morc than City per cent. larger than
ten years ago. Three millions of bales may
command profit of forty dollars bale,
while five millions may not bring dollar
above their cost. But present profit is not
the main consideration. The increase Of
value and enlargement Of the productive
capacity Of the soil, by judicious rotation.
including the restorative influences of
green cropping and cattle feeding, is an
increase Of capital, source of large annual
income, and an addition to the inheritance
Of ones children. 1t not only iusures a
profit from cotton culture, but enables the
planter to pocket the entire proceeds of its
sale, other products feeding man and
beast.-Hos. H. Capron at Georgia Fair.
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gug oo-r 90 " At.

The mere money that has bern spent by
France sud Prussia 10 tb. war would
have bm'lt q conservatory reaching mona
Pan.to Berlin, and IS idle and ofig enough
for ihs two Emperor l9 have driven
their sqaipage. ab0u, init lor dag. aud
weeks together AZ pleasure, and ~ base
enjoyed a week. rcst iua crystal palace
in the middle 81 "a wbea they met GA
e.lner eide or the Rhine MAY the good
time s0ou come, when tie aris II peace
shah .apersede tbf eEpeuslFc brutaliiies
81 wsr. E
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The school house ID out village, on
prominent corner aud one OF the most con
splcuous IL the place, hss long been re-
garded By tie travelling public a. blot
upon our good reputation fgr enterprise,
sna the crowd Of children generally M
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ns boli Asgassr tammuue,uou at Adau1raU
hgt, 4 a. y stl hs hs,H aa Ikafsdas
lning asY 81, is-l.
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aats d saFasf. fas Efaaf ~
Hastlr sasHsE rapsfst
IFsa ai GaaahssteF Sal rasa 6aEsi Message.
sasstsfs 49, frssys q ii & b. i1 Hms ff
{ lisa Ia eta 81 l
4Ftassas. lskesf Hsafasssff rtilfssa drfsa'
ls4kss Tlafs&sss saa Sal asys - iaA =
y sfHts - t# D. Far DE Worth
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them wss Dc Form q AIr Ais ,rH
hauJ entirely severed from de arsa above
TIC wrist ami nowhere 20 be seen. some
evidence of consciousness vas sult 81.
parsnt.fog he pwBE % Dis fcet sxclalmlng
'sWhai time q &c aud disclosed ia Die
trembling sna disappointed .luiraders
ltai be hal gone into The barn Ter short
rap but guessed bed slightly oyegIoHs
&C."
7. :. Perhaps We ought to add that ths
loss oltbai hand Is aow supposed 90 ha,e
esulcd from surgical operation to
which Nj - was obliged Go submit sew
eraI wears since.
Ntw GfBkSuN
To uH LJNRDBafN or WESTERN Van.
NeNr. Nou have ana Interest to marked
alI che lumber you can produce. The rail-.
roads havc au interest tn transporting e,
50 that there 9. O mutual interest in il.
success. BIS Tie building OF che railroad
nom Bennington Go Chatham, many new
markets have been opened for you 1 you
are wise enough to adapt your lumber 10
the markets. On the line 81 the Harlem
llou,atonic, Boston and Albany, Couuea,
tieut Western aud nutchoss aud Colam.
bia there is a market large enough for al
Won can make. I have heard complaint.
that YOU were not careful Ia saving, aud
uniformity, that much Of II has pointed
ends, This careless way Ut msuumetUr.
Ing might do when yun had the monope.
~ of local market You must bear In
mind that iu seeking these new market.
you come in competition with the Maine
and Nova Scotia lumber, which comes IN.
to market of uniform shape. with square
edges and ends This may seem trivial
matter, bat ifyuu will reflect upon Il you
will see, thai otherwise equal, the expense
of saving oa the pointed ends, with car
I peuters wages at tlroe on four dollars pea
/ day, makes difference against an ,ul
/ tcieut 80 lose YOU thr customers. Nou
mny moi understand why there Is no maj
ket for your Lumber and suppose Il Is hrv
cause trade Is dull, when the real fault
/ lie. with YOU. shall hc disappointed Ii
/ time proves that Western Vermont Yam
kce, when ho sees the point, is not equal
/ e. Maine Yankee ora Nova Scotia Man.
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EERlIN, N.1.

We have frequently noticed in the
Journal short sketches concerning the
different pablo houses on this line of rail-
road. and think the hotel OF. A. u, Niles
in this place Is deserving Of some atlcu-
ton. It has been repaired throughout
aud now presents fne appearance be-
sides being quite c0mmodious. II viii
make pleasant summer resort for those
who seek the country IN search Of health
or pleasure, aud We are sure It's Laudlady
understands well the art of getting up a
good dinner,
The ladies ia this vicinity talk Of
forming a sewing society for repairing the
First-Day Baptist Church,
We regret the necessity Of writing of
the decease Of Major Jones who has
been a respected member Of society
here for many years, He died on the lst
instant, NJ.
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". G. r., Sila, i. Harwood.
W. V. T., Maria +. HARDWOOD.
W. s., Joseph c. Baldwin.
W. A. =, Adele Harwood.
W. +. 3, Camellus Hank.
W. +. Pamela A. Baldwin.
". NJ, Charles underhill
w. d. NJ, Marcia Baldwin.
W. c., Off Hanks.
W. |. g., Vesta A. Harwood.
W. O. b., Willie Northrup,
W. r.. s., Alice f. Pepper,
w. l.. s., Ida Paddock.
7. W. &. T., II. Greeley Harwood.
l.. d., Greene Is. Harwood.
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fss d MAJ sis7 fs5rss8 depot Maa8zrs
Eas a. = snd fnHsss sfl p H. iH uut ~
trAsa EsEF ~suts wa Wsp
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d e Af8Es. ffa.elHf
> Arrives. Gs Eaa TeHrs 81 81 s. 81
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Fsh4As fs4ass HausAHatss
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HARNt.MsEIiIE.

-~TwrBiy-fye thousand bushels char
ooal, aud iify thousand feet Of lumber
base bcca shipped from this station dur-
ing the month 81 March. Tbi &. below
tie average shipment. from this station
--J. T.. NeNauglHon hss added to bis
farm. BY pgrslaaa part of the Wm.
Beueiie, farm and stocked up With forty
loar COWS, and hAs let the whole 70 Daniel
Fish Of Danby, Mr. Fish knows Just
hos 10 handle ; dairy and Is preparing to
send 81. milk 70 New York from this sls-
uon. b. little timely railroad ene0ur.
sgemeB, this freighting business has ~
sumed rs present magnitude and few
encouraging giaaoes" from the x. Il.
Managers Ia til. direction viii double
the buslncs. st this station within year.
Jason e. lIill has rented bic place
here 70 J T. NcNAughton, and the FAM.
lg Of Mr. Hta arc puspar.ng q remove q
Duukifk, \. y where Mr. Hiil Il ROW in
bnSntr
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WEST RUPERT.


WEST RUPERT.
Result of shool meeting in District
No. 3, March 2sth, was as follows; Thos.
l.. sheldon, Moderator; f. Is. Stafford,
Clerk and Treasurer; Elisha Hawlcy,
Chas. A. Sherman, Thos. l.. Sheldon,
Prudential Committee; o. J. Bebee, Col
lector. Voted to have three terms (of
twelve weeks eaeh) school.
The concert of the Sunday School of
the Christian Church on Sunday evening,
attracted more visitors than the house
could seat. An infant class, under the
tuition of Mrs. l.. ID. Hopkins, took the
prize in music and Rotations. A very
excellent essay was read by young lady
member of the school.
John Ellsworth, Esq, ofthis place has
moved during the past SEASON TO the rail
road, something over fou thousand cords
of wood. No use Of saying 20 him
"Woodman spare that tree" for he won't
do it.
Your JOURNAL is being highly spoken
of here. aud IRE think il deserves Il. l..
wAiIISGroRn
There was q benefit given 10 Mr. II.
Earle proprietor Of the Hotel in ibis
place, Tor the purpose ofencouraging him
to keep a Temperance Hotel as he has
done since he had the care OF it. We
are sorry to say it, was not very largely
attended.
Saturday night about II o'clock our
sleeping community were startled by the
alarm Of fire. Everybody was astir in a
few minutes, and the fire was found to
be ou tho North end Of the village, in Mr..
Jsmee Coles one story dwelling house.
The fire hal got under such Roadway
that nothing could be done to arrest the
flames Most an OF the furniture was
saved. The watehman Of the Ba,cheller
Manufacturing Company shop, first dis
covered il and rang their bell, then fol-
lowed two more bells and the steam wins
tie of Bradfords Taunrry, which was
enough 10 wake every one. The origin OF
the fire is unknown, probably an incendi-
arv. We learn that there is Au insurance
Oh the house bat whetherenoagh TO cover
the los. or not We do ns SNOW 1t has
been nearly two year. since we have
witnessed fire in our village.
The second school Meeting was held
Tuesday, April 4ih. The Prudential
COMMITTEES we're elected a. follows: e. NJ
Townsend and T. uan Eateheller for sne
year. John Miller aud Nj. ~ Cougdou
ior two yesr. KeT. Al3ars Walker and
Rev. H. Fletcher for three year,. The
vote TO have thc Graded School corn.
meaee in the lll as eaTiy ~ September
was unanimous. There Will BE- three lie
partments. Ii was voted 10 III up oui
District Hail for the Highest Department
the other Department. 10 Be held IN th'
rBom, undfr lhe Hal, same a. hereto
fore We have q strong committee, ans
hope We shall have 4 school that Walling
/ ford will b proud Of g.
gHIfFENHook -fttAes.
.-1hi. plaos i situated 10 The north wes
part Of the town Of Clarendon, there !
good water power here Extensive re
pairz have been made on The saw min thl
winter and il j. nov mauataeturiu,
humber IN large quantities
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CUMBERLAND

At the annual school meeting the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Moderator,
Col. ;. Bentley Clerk and Treasurer, NJ,
Bentley: Prudential Committee, NJ. Bent
lev. :. N. Lyman. NJ Canfeld; Collect
or. :. Parsons; Visiting Committee, Capt
Parks, Col Alien, James Stone, f. j..
Bowen. l.. G. King, Col. :. Bentley. No-
ted to pay A. Bentley four dollars per
cord for delivering four cords OF mcr-
charitable wood fitted for the stove; yo-
ted to have two schools; voted 10 have
James Stone visit the school weekly, aud
give III. report TO the District Clerk
weekly voted 10 rcscnd the vote for two
schools, aud TO have bat one school,
That whistle The monolony OF our
usually quiet town was broken Saturday
noon by the whistle Of Bradley 4 Bacon's
new teammiil. II i-atoesin Of progress,
Jet il sound aud re-ound long and often.
Large quantities OF maple sugar have
been made here this season.
ARLINGTON.
The Rev. f. " smith. former rector
of this parish, will ofiiciate NJ -. James
church on Easter day, ri 10 ~ a, N.
The post office department are charg-
cd with II great many blunders in for
warding and distributing mail matter,
which might properly be laid TO the blame
of the writer's themselves. and occasion
ailv tbes are discovered 10 time Tor cor
rection aud sent to the parties TO whom
they belong. With numberless Offices OF
the same name in different counties and
states. 4 letter writer cannot be ton care
lnl IL writing tie town, county and state
distinctly. We we're shown tie follow.
ing direction 90 = letter u our post 81
ice lately. which shows the school mas
ter % be- sbroaf
boo = tunel.
Fast md
MaAs \ Y
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CHATHAM VILLAGE.

H. Milton Ford OF this place does
large business in the shirt line. We under
stand that lac has received several orders
from young men in Manchester, VT, and
made shirts for them that are as they say
just the neatest cut and fit they ever had.
Why don't he advertise in the JouKSALf
There is great desire TO know who
makes those handsome fancy check shirts.
Stand out in front Mr.. Ford