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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

Z CHILpnEN's FEET Lifelong discom-
fort and sudden death, writes Q medical
man, often come to children through the
inattention or carelessness Of the mothers
or nurses. A child should never DO al
lowed to 60 to sleep with cold feet; the
thing to be the last attended to is to see
that the feet are dry and warm. Neglect
Of this has often resulted In dangerous
attacks Of Group, diphtheria, or fatal
sore throat. Always on coming from
school, on entering the house from visit
or errand in rainy, muddy, or damp
weather, the child should remove its
shoes, and the mother should herself as
certain whether the stockings are in the
least damp. If they are, they should be
taken of, the feet held before the fire,
and rubbed with the hands till perfectly
dry, and another pair OF stockings, and
another pair of shoes put on. The re-
serve shoes and stockings should be kept
ready for use on minutes notice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

HoME.--What long array Of pleasant
reflections arise at the mention Of this
simple word "Home--home, sweet
home, be it ever co humble, there's no
place like homel" Charmingly has the
poet expressed 1t, and his song will be
sung while there 10 taste in the world.
Home, the abiding-plsce of our affections,
the dear green spot Of earth to which we
gladly turn, whether in Joy or sorrow,
glory or shsmei Sacred to the heart ID
the mention Of homel The weary trav-
eler In foreign land feels his heart bea,
quickly, his eye grow brighter, and his
countsnance Il lie with Q happy smile al
the thought Of homei A mother, sis.
Ter, foFget-me-not, may lie costly at the
bottom Of that good smile, which spreads
ID crimson light ever his eounteaAnce.
The marines, sasssd On the stormy ocean,
sempsst dsivsn and in despair, surns hil
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childhood, made sweeser ard pxrsr b
the kspe1es diszkncs thxt fn1srwes@
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

HOLD On, B0xs.-Hold on TO your
tongue when you are just ready to swear,
lie, or speak harshly, or use an improper
word.
Hold on to your hand when you are
about TO punch, strike, scratch, steal, OIL
do any improper act.
Hold on to your foot when you are on
the point 81 kicking, running off from
study, or pursuing the path of error.
shame or crime.
Hold on to your temper when You are
angry, excited or imposed upon, or Others
are angry with you.
Hold on to your heart when evil asso.
ciates seek your company and invite you
to join in their mirth, games and rev
elry..
Hold on to your good name at all
times, for 1t is of more value than gold,
high places, or fashionable attire.
Hold on to truth, for IL will serve you
well, and do you throughout eternity.
Hold ON to virtue--it is above all price
TO you in all times and places.
Hold on to your good character, for II
IL and win ever be your best wealth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

WokTH kxowIxs.-W&lls are dsfsced
from var1oas causes. Small holes Ia
white walls can be easily repaired with
cut sending for mason. Equal parts Of
plaster-of- Paris and white s&nd-sueh 10
10 used in moot families for securing par
poses-mixed with water TO paste, ap-
piled Immediately and smoothed with o
knife or fat piece of wood, will make the
broken place % "good as new" The
mixture hardens very quickly, 90 it is
best to prepare but a small quantity at Q
time.
A CHLD's BEp.--A child's bed should
slope little from the head to the foot,
90 that the head may be little higher
than the feet-but never bend the neck
to get the head on pillow. This makes
the child ound-shouldered, cramps the
veins and arteries, and interferes with the
free circulation Of the blood. Even wher
the child is several years old the pillow
should be thin, and made of hair, not
feathers.
NEW REMEDY FOR BuRNs.--A new
remedy for burns and scslds, and one
easily accessible in every household, has
lately been discovered BY DR.. q. Waters,
of Boston, and consists merely In the ap-
plication of bicarbonate of soda, better
known a. the common cooking soda, used
n nearly every family throughout the
and. The soda 10 spread over the wound,
and . wet cloth wrapped around the part.
An EFFEcruAL Mousz-TRAP. - The
latest simplest, and most effectual mouse-
trap yet thought Of Il an earthen wash
bowl nearly half-flled with water, Gov
cred over with meal and placed on the
pantry shelf. A Pulaski, N. r., woman
recently caught half-a-doxen Of the mis-
chisf-makers in one night by this method.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03
Rusty Iron.

II no difficulty, a. yet unforeseen, bars
the way, Mr.. Barffs plan for rendering
iron impenetrable by rust promises 70 b
of, the highest practical importance.
Iron il by far the..most useful Of metals,
but it has an unfortunate propensity,
when exposed to water or moist air, for
attracting oxygen, and this oxygen eats
into its substance, and forms the familiar
compound known a. rust. The conse-
quence Is that iron, when exposed to. the
air, especially in 80 damp climate a.
ours, has to be, coated with paint, gar
nish, or tin. But even this coating does
not afford entire protection; the slight
est daw in the armor let's in the enemy,
oxygen, who often does his work all the
more surely because concealed from
view. A vessel made of iron, and coated
with some other substance, may look
sound TO the eye, and yss be mere MAS
of crumbling rust. Mr.. BarfPs remedy
for this state Of. things seems to be after
the doctrine of the homnopathists that
like is cured by like. If q small degree
of moisture effects iron with two distinct
species Of oxide or rust, what viii expos
ure to very excessive degree of moist
ure dot Well, It appears that If iron Is
placed In hot chamber, and exposed to
the action Of superheated steam, new
kind Of oxide, called the magnetic, or
black oxide. forna on its surface. Not
only does this benevolent species Of
black rust refuse 30 penetrate any further
into the metal. but IL forms an impsrvi-
Gus coating against all other infRsnces;
and articles thus prepared hsss bssa en-
posed out Of doors for wssks. this win
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

CITRoN PREsERvEs.--Pare and take
out the seeds and cut the fruit into pieces
about two inches long; weigh, and boil
for ono hour with Just enough water 70
cover them; skim out the fruit ard to the
liquor add ns much sugar b. weight -
there was fruit; boil fifteen ninutss; then
replace the citron with sliced lemon TO
each pound and boil again for fifteen
minutes. Put the fruit into Jars, boil the
syrup until quite thick, and pour over the
fruit.
LExoN CAKE.--Two cups Of sugar; the
yelks Of Eve eggs and the whites Of four,
beaten separately; one-haif cup Of water
which has bsen 6ofsed: the grated rind
and juice Of one lemon; two cups of
-four; little salt; one-hslf teaspconful
Of soda, and one Of cream-of- tartar; bake
in layers. @
CKEEsE SANDwICHEs.--Take two thirds
Of good cheese, grated, and one-third of
butler; add Q little cream; pound all To-
gether In mortar then spread II ON slices
Of brown bread; lay another slice over
each; press them gentiy together, and
cut them In ANAL square pieces.
CoRx FRITrERs.-Cu the corn from
twelve ears into Q deep dish; mig In three
eggs; add one tsacupfal flour; Try In q
skillet or spider, % they require consider
able fat. II the corn q grated Il viii be
q good.
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Torredocs. nalloons' and Dynamite.
Nf. naaen Ptltehata writos N Natn,s' "ha.
n, .c;rnrs. s.a,s,nn frn1n The c,o.o Of tbe Cd.
" .s,sns0' sa.| ~ .t.sh ~. .isct..s ,.tna,snh
ss s mo aa sp,s sssmplos Of tho ~
s..-ch ana .us,sus. tsten frorn ths wsr of 1ass
10 especially Interesting. Thu Aussr!Ans ha!a
Venice at the tiu'e. 't may Do remembered, and'
Ihe .ofpeaoes wc'e a nssa y" as.s aau son
'nea CO. ,a, uss ~ 1' .s..," & sosnssoss
and Of tho newly.nyented nitro. compounds.
voa,ca +. ths "a Austrian cnrineer. had yot snotnsr
point Of scientific Interest a eameta ooscYsa VA
hHit " ths hetoof ~ ahSp tne ~h.ts
Of Venice, A. tie torpsloea wefe s1nk ono ~
.halt d'sappearsass With : pencil, StvinF s,st
hasbot dessF,bed : circle around ta. .unIen
torpedo indicating tho .one % o. In ~ assstust.xo
RSas': ea 80 lnf .. !aSls
appstontly ftss from ~ osas oasstsTacttioo: T!t:
va estab!lshea. re xo! o. Mniea Ms Mas
only t9 ne toIna 10 the camera onseas' tsis yao
sorp.ao, Ind nd va. po..tsn e ate sny eas !.
ptcsenee q hostile .e.ael w'taip ne @ iinla o. o.
H'1 - s.s ~ STc - IL. s,..-nd,
vented but two yeats oofof9. plafed most con:
sptcnous foe, anu FORMED. lnaaeos win sne uae o.
big guns aua monitor !ron-eloas. 9oe q tao most
important features OF Inc struggle, q ahy fatd
from fc!ent1hc point q view. Tae war of !o9t'.
when The huststansM M enHefco eoGn @ eIotnn'e aotoAs
At tho hsnds OF tho Ffnssn7!a VII! lonR % .emnm+
bercd ~ combat baswecn tho o!d innx1la- loading
RHO and tho lonacf IN Wa1en the Attee -
victorious. Tho Franco, German struggle OF 1870
again, thonsh HAtked BY the employment OF no
special arm. II we except tho uttat!eu1e, raa ~
sisted By Important Applications " se!enea. to"
Wit, tho reproduction By means of photo lt&ho.
Rraphy Of the French ordnahce maps md PLANS,
which were distributed in thnuhantt thronEoout
the uafnan army, md ihc estAhlfshtHcht "a tfance
pf III posfs dtr1fnna 70 communicate Wild the o.
s!cged gnrEiaon OF FAfIs. From Sept. =! TO JAM
III. when Paris wa practically cut On from tho
rest Of tho tteruhc, no less than alxty fonr bal.
loom left tho citY with passengers. n'nlla. And
pigeons, and OF thnse 6nly tnrea were loat While
1vo Wesr cuntured. Tho setura.f post ~ 'hom'
Ing pfRcons' was hardly 20 regular, but,
nevertheless, half the number Of dispatches given
tn bT correspondents q Tonso and otsowhote. Or,
In other woFis, loo. 900 nlcs4Ges. Wcrt hJ tho IN.
tagging onaFxJ OF t1e postAl authorities carried
fnto tha bGlesguoscd Capital. Tho present Rnsso'
Turkish wsr cannot we'll % less interesting than
thoas that hare 50 recentIy ptaceded 1t. aad wo
may especially point out tnp directions In which
5ecsh exaupes Of scientific warfare will probably
manifest tfemselyes-ln connection, namely. with
tho cavalry pioneer and tho whitehead torpedo.
lsoth Of those will probably be aeon In warfare
, 1877-06-08

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t.s S."a Ss.sfS aSaF f9sis e. ILL., Ss'5 without
& tSSe ~ I'D as a:sis. Fl Ssjx Fl;
fvlIow!ng prlrcss Ncw 1nedam unwa.hes! xuoia. :os
aSm as aS sas e. oa soss aol
little more.
, 1877-06-08
CANADIAN ITEMS.
VFEEN1EVTJNW VF@H0H
6p1c{q{ Nspo!eA 70 1As 3Fh&A<.

1PSG5V1
NoNTnxAtr 1uus 7.-6onls time sgo the msm-
befs Of the regular 8tock Exchange passed BY
law prohibiting dealings With members Of it's Open
Board, but 1t sppesrs that ths cate Board are mol
working hatuaonloualy, under this law. To-day
several prominent elo%s board bsotsEs Nsfs SUM
uopAd BEFORE the Executive Committee 10 rsply Ia
the charge Of having tbs IN queA.
tion. Tht4 resolution Of tbs Gloss board WA hJ
no nesne unanimous, but tho work Of few. With
the supposed Object. Of esuahing out the 0Rsu
po.rd which naturally gso.ea az. - ssa maina sn
aud saothet tlo0 for % dealing. .,.,
Wrtu Of sttsehhens hAys been iasced against J.
McKinppp o., biscuit manufacturer. easesd
Out several tlnes tllAblllhee largsl, s1d =. Il;
Aasehlns, b1 TIN Bank Of Aoo0ss!. 4 den.nd
haa also been made on ataPhea g. THOMPSON,
, 1877-06-08
DY TELEGRAPH.


FOREIGN CITIES.
The following terasams wern received by tho ChcaEo
uohrd Of Trader ,
Ltszkroot1 Juno 7-4:so D. n Corn, 7sa eda34a al.
-CumhcFiands 15s; aes! rbs 37s ed long clear. 57ss
short clear. 3sat shoulders. caA haA 43ss Lafd 45s
c. rre hrtf. esst fndla mess beef Dos; nsfsa
India meas. ltss Cheese. dda fslio". 90 ID.
Loxnos, Jnnc 7.-IiyzHronI-WhnA In very light
demand. Corn in modersto demand. Marx Laac-
Cnrgoea OF r0sat-Wheat quiet, corn ssead5. carRofs
on pasasgc-whcat nn corn nnnt- On paasaEn for thu
United Kingdom fns ports Of call md direct pcrA
Flour and wheat, f'e1. nO0uttt rorn. &sa. uo ora.
spectai DsspdseA 10 Int Tribune.
Ltvxsroot, JUNG TIL r. n.-FLors-No. !, IA ed'
nnA,N-wh-n. No. !. IS. ~. No. \ ,as ldt wh..s.
So /. ia It'd. No. Z. II ID, cuh, fo !, 1aa <d No.
!, l3s. Corn-fo.:l, az ID. No. 2, e4a.
rsorts,oss-r1fk, STA dd. Lard 4es.
I.,vEnroot, Juno 7-1:i3 ?. n.-LAnn-45so ID.
l.iYknrooL, June 7-:30p. n.-Conx-No. I. 24s sd,
No. 4 23a Cd.
tlvxRrooL, June T. Latest CoTTox-firmi fad
a.ial, aalrs, 10 900 bAlcss speculation and eApofs
1Gnp, American. 7.ooo
DaxAparrFrs-Ceiifornia white wheat. a8d0I2a iid1
do ciu lss@13a ID, No. 10 No. lrcd Western sprirR
10 fdAisa$d. Floar-Wtftezn canal 2os132a Cd. Corn
Western mixed. 15s bd.4a I'd. oass-Amortesn, os7
- sd. Ilar5cf-Amnrtcau. ~ I'd.
r4As-CAnndtan, sos.
CLnv kn. BeE1-American. 43dsos.
PHovfstoSt-Nesa pork o1a 3D. Trina tnes1 best,
as. Lard-AmeE'ean, 4ssed. Baeoa-Lons c'eas, Sos
Oh.
CnxEsx-Flne American, eaa.
TALLDw-4Ga Of.
rxrnoLxu,t-aplrtta, % sd, refined, IL Cd.
LtSsEkb 0tt-Ns.
itGsfs-Common. 81 edt pale do. t3A.
briaIrs Or yTrRrKxrtSz-17saa7s Cd.
toHpox, June e7.-TALlow-4AsRt+s5 Sd.
6raAn-No. II Dutch standard. a1s-
Srtntrs or TuAfExTfNk-231.
ANTWERP. tuna 7.-PxfnotkrM-sff.
, 1877-06-08

Dividend of Sc. 90 hcen DECLARED pr EAlifofntt.
ccneolIdated Virginia declares dividend Of s.
NEW ORLEANS. ..-
NTw OntEAxs, Juns 7.-uotd, f054@1D5r.
stgnt exchange on New York. n premium.
storllnG exchange, pankera' hllls, Gle.
FoHEf0N.
Loxpo., June 7.-Froportion uf thu Bank Of En-
gland's rescrve to Liabilities, 41x per cent; laat
week, 4lS.
Kate Of discount Ii open market for three months'
bills. AZ, actual; below the Bank Of England rate,
Consois. money and hecount, n 7.1a.
United States Nonds-'85s, 103&; f61s, 1904;
1o:4os. 100; now 70, to7h. -.
New York Central, 87H; Esiet on; pfd, l0;
1tffnpia Central, t..
PANS, Jnnu 7.-Nentes. 1o2f eassc-
, 1877-06-08
LIVE STOCK.



CATTLE-Thcrp was IN active eattle market ycster.
lsy, and stron9 The receipts were considerably
arRer thsn for either Of the Of ha wu0k
but theru nota thoof" too uany. All eIasscA Of
taye took hold generously, ami by tho milda OF sha
afternoon thu yArdb CLEARED at stnrk and At an sd
rsncu oyer Wednesday Of to9i5e, ar At an advance
fer tho wcek Of 1t3eoc tes 100 iba. SAfe4 wefo
effected 1t &375@6. 3aths bulk A. %. 2561. Is for
buschcrs suR; At a. hus 20 for stockcTn $500
no for Texas through cattle, and At 4h. ua3 Is for
fair to cholce. shipping 4,tera included In tho days
transactiona los head Of Iowa stcnrs At H. by
HtraIer, Wsdaworth 4 C, II head It f. A. by iialt
Patterson Cot LA ty Martin Iirothnfa at es.os AaI
2o4 stcrs At $500 BY 0reaory, Cooey 4 CO. We also
nuto tho ss1e BY Isaac ws1el Of Isl ssesa 1t $aon
tho Ar.t instanneut et Ap10 head whfuh Alt. Matxpl
haa teen feeding n Sterling Fho market coat4
kifcnK.