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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

CANNED RuUBARB.--For two years l
have canned rhuupru With most gtatify-
ing success, aud shall Ouly limit the
quantity in future to the depth of sugar
IN the barrel. l prepare it the same AS
for fresh pies, by pee'ing it if ODD, or
washing it If young, and cutting it into
one halt inch slices. l then fill my por-
celain kettle half full of the pieces, cover
it closely, and set it where it will heat
slowly, until the juice is well started !;
then put it directly over the fire, and
keep it from burning on to the kettle by
tipping it one way and the other aua
whrlirg it quickly part way round and
back again, but do not stir it. When it
bols up briskIy and all the pieces are
we'll cooked through, pour into cans and
close at once. Que quart Can m ,Aes tw"
large pies. l use one large spoon OF fl 'ur
for each pie, wet up with some Of the
Juice, and sprinkle bits OF fresh lemon
peel over it, and sugar-maple is best
we'll. don't measure ii; Que is not like
ly to get too much.
PUTTING UP CUCUMBERs This is the
way to put up cucumbers, to have them
remain firm without using poison to ac-
complsh it. Wash your cucumbers,
taken fresh from the vine, in clear, cold
water; put them in a porcelain kettle,
with Just water enough to cover them,
and add sufficient sait IL season the Gu
cumbers. Let them remain On the Ito &c
tili hot, but not boil; thea take them out.
aud drain Till perfectly dry. Pot them
in bottles. aud cover them with 5oilin.
vinegar Of tie best quality, TO which hz.
b ,rn added some rea l'ePpef. some mus
tsri seed, . little hor-eraii,h, AMI sugar
a., O., suit thu taste. Cucumber pre-
..arei ia tki- say, il god vipegxr /.
a~ei. wiii keep \ ~ho4e year IL fsOr serly
sc&iri ap-
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* esd .Aa~r. tass JsHcr Il ~s~ seA-an. and
q tai.ie~pe ssfsi os sgAae~-eszr ~sser If
9 have IL. LII fAls zixf9Fs stand Esur
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
KISSES ~ THE VINO. tn

KISSES ~ THE WuoDEsALE.-In the
breach of promise action in Scotland the
other day there were given in evidence
about 40 letters sent by the defendant to
the plaintiff. embracing a period from
June 16, 1876, to about the end of Sep.
TENDER, 1877. On the 31st of December,
1876, he wrote a letter, in which he signed
himself, "Your true and faithful lover
aud added couple of dozen kiss crosses
On the 9th of January, 1877, he acknowl'
edged the receipt of "the iocket and the
gaIters," which the pursurer had SEM
him, and in return sends her 102 kisses
Z even days after he writes again to his
dearest Marion," and sends 100 kisses
to keep her going till next letter. The
letter OF 9th Of February is accompanied
with five rows of kisses, numbering 90.
o. the next letter, dated the day before
st. Valentines day, there are 80 repre-
sensations Of kisses to make up for the
want of a valentine. The letter of the
% n Of February contains the reprssen
tation of two hearts and 50 kisses. Fol-
lowing this is one bearing a rudely-
shaped heart, with string of 81 kisses
aud the remark, "the kisses is not SO
good upon paper as they are naked" 1t
appears from letter on the 18th Of April
that the defendant had gone to visit
Marion and her parents ut Beanston, near
Haddington, and had then arranged for
the wedding to take place at Martinmas,
1877. On the 10Th of June two long
rows of kisses are sent, with the remark,
"The kisses is not 50 COED as when we
were together"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

USE carbolic acid and water to purify
sinks, drains, etc.
MAKE paste of soft soap and emery
for polishing steel.
DIP candle wicks into spirits of tur-
pentlne and then dry before using.
OLD paint pals and cans may be thor
oughly cleaned with strong, hot lye.
CoUau SYRUP.-Take one-half pint of
90 ID vinegar, the same of molssses; boil
together. While hot. add one, half ounce
Of Iaudanum. DJse, one Tablespoonful
five or six times day.
HOr YRAsr-Boil handful of hops
in three pints Of water for half an hour.
Strain the liquid into jar, in which il Q
cup of four; stir II till very smooth.
When cool add little fresh yeast and
set it in . warm place till light, and thea
stop it tightly.
SSRAwBERRy SaoxTcAKE (PLAIxl
A piece Of batter the size Of On en-
chopped thoroughly through tso capitals
ii q ar. . pi.ea II salt, tso srs~Poes-
fsl. II baAirg Powssr. one eur<ai a
s~ee; 1isk; h.ssaie - little - p~abSs
snA b-se - sb &C.
RarsARs yAn-Ts six pmsk -
shps..rs sa4 sis vsss&s q lump sngR
an ssx lazxe se@esss esf tke rAsAss4
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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ESood-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

THE aristocratic people on the North
ern Railroad of New Jersey are nothing
if not adverbially adveI u. This is the
style of conversation: "Colonel, how are
y0u9' 20, nicely" "How is your watchi"
20, fAstly." How was your breakfasti"
30, fishly." "Whst kind3' 10, clamly."
"Ah!" "Yes, ably" Then they all, with
their ponderous watch chainsly, walk up
Chambersly streetly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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20
iANl nan viz "e a s'ene' oeis'Ar'"
T. Tue luna" race 'nAh Ellison VII" IN
''uts - i"heli 'i'At wa not always
siI'A' "h Tie point amen u l. dt"Ppcd.
Ac,uroslroRina Springfield n.Wspsper
"ittc got INTO u quarrel with the fore
mtn HE other day, anu str1cs MN On the
head with the towel, fractuIiDS the skull
anu causing instant death.
"DocToR, doctor" painted messenger,
'come down the street, quick; there's u
man uroPPeo IL Ut. IN al ap"piec'
uc' I.esl'ohco tme uoc'oI' NO,
SIR hc III ah u's'e'' answered. '"e mes
~uSer' -,
LET '",s '.Ves"sauon go On 10 Tue oi'-
Ter ehd' let u no us worst. we are saie.
we can prove, ny all 'nc correspondents
49, w. "i '" ., We 100 Nv, .,.n
aI,ono,ho. '' '"~"'
lHE basket 'hat you Dlihg nome from
Ihe picnic tncse DAYS Is ABOUT seventeen
POUNDS hShter thah inc one you take
OUT nu, tue Ieo "hts up your "ouscr
alI,,s ' m"U W '"' ''' 1'"'"'o
BEER contributes ten millions of dol
lays annually to the revenue of the coun-
"and adds to the health, well-being,
and conten,ment of the community"
The brewers themselves admit this, aud
they ought to know.
THERE are two brothers ON West Hill who
look so much alike they cannot tell each
other apart, and one day last week, VIE
John was raging like volcano with the
toothachc, Henry went down to DIR. vii.
son and had six teeth pulled.
w.. ,... Ia u,,;,on. .,a
r. I'VE. We w,u'u mate 10 w P'esiue .' VI 'n'
unl'eu states aho nave . 10 'eau ."e e. news Cs
pr,S' anu .e''u ~" VI. e,,pe,"' c =" E t,r
ro a s,n' " tn W ps'Vn and ' ano ,n"
yyca.s' ",.c nai .i t"c sea's, az" anu u;
snoc,inilv" If him
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-". 1 ,;,,' Nv cn"h ~ ' .o"u "ou
twr' h,.n.,., $500 ava WV
WV "u""'e" ye"''
AN insane man. name unknown, was
iouhd wandering ABOUT inc country an"
was takah 10 the MI: rieasant asylum
Yesterday. on examining ms ci"'h'ng
Ior papers, he was touno 10 nave com'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

Tar THyL NtsE-Whilr tie sister
Ars sseaS'ng wt-~iy .r tis- Vrfy Ilg.f
tauf s-lJ q 81 &c al NgVs-s. 80 S,sali
like q AK ~hsi > uilr tat l. shr
merely wanted o. C,-sk. Es,h di.h-~. anu
sx-Ii II -. tie srh'lrmea shoa.i 90
around fer the parp - "a! a-cer;Ainirs
whn III. brs' " rkrrs are. and thus lre
prepared t. choose true helpers %
N'w. We AsTre that sCCh things are i'm
po'iant. aud every woman should under
stand h'u-ew"Tk: yet We think The is not
II tended for ",'nly thi, ani nothing
more What the true man wants of n
aiic ATE sympathy and affection. Life
has many dark shadows, and the husband
needs a companion who can throw sun
shine over his pathway. In storms and
trials what would a wife be worth who
was only capable of housekeepingl A
husband should desire his wife to spend
a portion of her time in reading; and
while she is cultivating her mind she
should also cultivate her heart. But
while So many seek for nothing more than
successful housekeepers, we may expect
to hear of domestic troubles and di-
vorces. Girls before saying Eyes," asccr-
tain whether your lover wants you mere
ly for housekeeping and "sock darnipg,"
or for a companion to 60 with him hand
in hand through j"y and sorrow.-7oo
Buckeye Girts, IN Cincinnati Gasette.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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ls~a s--erssS ~ esssssssss b ksn1
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NJ sss<~S. D. r-rs~ses<y. $50 - /.
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all give . N siei e aha. i--si .
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tue quite scea-;ezneI ltsesf t. TIE r~cep-
iiSn II 80 I'd, and o. he eiongz,rd d0wn-
.aris into long, aarro. pouch
Ssnce thea Mr.. B-nedetu has beea the
victim If az secidest Which nigh, have
been very serious in its consequence He
vas going throagh his usual performance
with his rqusket AMI bayoaet at the Can
terbury Hall, swinging il round, Is usual,
the bsyonet itself being in the gulIet.
| In the MIDDLE of his ons,
the musket fell to the floor with IA crash !.
Terrible 10 think, the bsyonet had just at
that very moment snapped in half; the
mu.ket lay on the floor With the socket
Of the bayonet still attached to it; the
bsyonet itself was of course out of sight,
shesthed in the living 0sophagus.
With the greatest presence of mind,
and without moments delay, Benedict
put his face and arms towards the floor
while his servants lifted his legs up in
the air. Providentially there was NO
hitch. The bayonet by its own weight
Immediately slid downwards, just as .
sword would fall out of its sheath by it,
own weight.
Benedict was fortunately able to catch
it with his fingers the instant it reached
the base of the tongue, and pulled it out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

FREEDOM OF MIND.-We call that mind
free which Is not imprisoned in itself or
in sect; which recognizes in all human
beings the image OF God, and the rights
of his children; which delights in virtue,
aud sy mpa,hizes with sufferngs whenever
they are seen, which conquers pride and
sloth, and offers itself up willing victim
20 the Cause of mankind. We call that
mind free which is not passively formed
10y outward circumstances; which 10 not
tie creature Of accidental impulse-but
which bends events 10 its owu improve
ment, acts upon an inward spring from
immat.ble p'iscipies which il has DELHI
er.teIy e-p'csei. We Call that mipd free
.hieh p'otrcts itself sg.ias; tine usurps-
TIN. e sos-iet,; ~hich eo~s not eoxrr %
hEmsn oPibissns: mich feels itself se-
coantaisle 90 q higher lss eh.n that OF
fs<hs-.a; whsch respects itseif sos much
30 ne tae slave ~ Tho ms.s &C the lee.
SAN AxroSfo (Tsx.-, Esp-ss: The
czsasemps.isse xsse 10 nss masse --sevssu.
80 zncsrs4in- sAsn the essrze< Txx.s
isry. II 70 sack He.sse. shs fssx<r cs
paper ssS q ga. sss sessesrsd BE- TIA
yexrx IN me pczfsr1<saxy. vhsse n sss
-~m~ isrm . psur s~ia~s x@s skrss yrss.
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eve q thu lsves ezs1ases o fxw ws<ks
axs. sbe grsscipxi 10 N sau,sss sish N
sss-~s 30 ksii e.-< ~ ks<d elee, xhs,<
as .re~s-sury wss s<sa<nced 90 fse vx~r,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

For HOME OCCUPATION We recon-.
mend TO the attention of our nimble.
fingered girls new method Of ornament,
ing common pots, aud one within the
power of every one to accomplish, by
means of various colored ornaments and
some strips of plain gilded paper, sucl,
as is sold by the yard. The surface is
painted ebony-black aud vanished, pol
:shed with pumice-stons and re-varnished
until smooth aud even. The leaves, which
should have been pressed perfectly fiat,
are then covered with mucilagc, Tor very
thin white glue), and pressed upon the
surface in the place designed, using care
to arrange the colors and sizes so as to
form pleasing and tasteful com bination.
Put two or more rows along the upper
edge, then garland of tiny leaves, then
another band Of gold. This forms a
beautiful border for the top. Have soft
napkin to hold and press each piece in
place until firmly fixed. When finished
paint with coat of isiuglass size. When
dry varnish with copal. The appearance
of this work when completed is exceed
ingly fne.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
1 Uniled STATES. for the DistIlct Of reysda;.
In the matter OF LOUISE y. JACKSON,
BANKRUPT, In Bankuptcy.-Unlied States Of
America. District Of Nevada, ss.-A warrant 10
bankruptcy has been issu,d by ,aid Conrt
against the estate Of Louise x ssrk,on OF
the tcounty OF Storey and STATE OF Ne
y.a.. 10 isid d%i,,rst. who h. been GUY
tition and the payment Of any. debts and
he deliver OF any property belonging TO said
bankrupt, 10 her or 10 ner use and INC Trans
frr Of Any property by her. are forblddea BY
law. A meeting VI the creditors OF said bank.
rupt, 10 prove their debts and choose one or
more assignee az b er estate, VII Ne held "a
Court of bankruptcy. to be holden 81 Virginia.
In aid district, % ibe rwKNrY.PIHrH DAY
or ApRIL, A. ID. 1873. al O'Clock ?. r..
Al the once Of e. Strother. Room No. !. Odd
Paiiows' Building, eornsr az O sud Smith
strrsts. ops Of the Registers IN Dankruptey Of
said district. AU0UsTUS Asii.
United States Marshal and Messenger In Bank.
ruptey for aid district.
By p. Q. coRlxrT. Deputy. apietd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the 7th day Of
March, 1878. 90 many shares OF each parcel
al public auction, ut the oficc, OF Parker
Critenden. Iloom 90, Merchants Exchange,
san Francisco, California. on TUESDAY,
the 3oth day Of April. 1878, al the hour OF !
o'clock r. n. OF said day, " pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs OF ad'
j. W. PEW, Secretary.
ofnce-No. $40 Fine street, lioom IS. nan
Francisco, California. apl2td
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TnE HOARD % TRUSTEES or GOLD

Tn. HOARD o. TRUSTEES or 0oLp
L lli ! do oriAini
sscrios 1. An annual al valorem tar of on.
AMI oue qaarier y 2 centum upon the value of
tsxtbl- q ateTty within the Town Of Gold Hill
i.hsrcby levied aud directed 20 h. colisetsd for
Town purposes. ufor the as-e--ed yslu. OF all
such TAXABLE property. male taxable by ths
Law. Of tai- STATE for state AMI Counts pur.
i.o.es inclu1in I the net pfocscis OF the mines
Sac. : abe taxes levied by section I of this
Qrdintnc- sre - he a--s-sed and collected In
ae-otdsbcc with the provisions of an Ordlt ance
entttl.a. q" "a oriiasnce b. pnovide g rthe Levy
and Collection 10 rsxe- ON Heal sd Personal
PtoT~riy within the Tosn u Gold Hin passed
April Z. Ia: sni also an 0riinancv eutit ed.
AN Ofd nance Ia provide for the Tins and
mannsr of a-ceriain,ng thu vali. OF the net
p~rpcrs-l- of mne-. for he imposes Of tsxs-
lion, snl 10 provide Tor tbs collection % saeh
tax: pa.-ed April :. islI.
4. q. STEVENSON.
President 90 the foArl 81 TRUSTEE
% the Tosn OF ticld Hill.
W. liYpg. Clerk Of the board.
Attest. On motion. Orilrahce No. i0t. q.
read, Wa passed by the following vote: Ayes
TT istees fox. wooiicy. Copeland. and ircsi
dent steysnson. Abscnt Trustee Mercer.
W. a.. HYDE.
Clerk " the Board Of Trustees.
Dated Geld Hiil. April u. isss. ape
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AvFicR og TIE GEORGIA sILvtR MN.
log coInp.ny, "a, franciseo. April 10.
isis-Sotlee-A dividend of thr-- eents per
share u9on The cspinl STICK os the ueofsia sii-
wee Mining Company. Of storey County .s.saaa.
w..d.elsrei hi. DAY. parable immediately. 81
m. Once OF the Company. tii California street.
spiI,d Il. wEGESEa. Secretary.
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" C0MPANY.-Loeaiion Of principal place
II business, San Francisco. California.
LocatDn Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF Assess.
meut mo. ~ levied on the 9Th day OF March.
is1s, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. "a fol.
lows: a..
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And In accordance with law. ana an order
Of the Hoard OF Directors. made on the fth
day 81 March, lsIs. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
will he cold at public auction. at the once
Of the Company. 5as Montgomery street. Room
II, san frahcisco. California. on MONDAY. the
twenty. ninth day of April. 1878. At the hour Of
~ O'Clock y. n. Of said day. 10 pay said delin
qucni p-ses-ment ther~on, together with costs
q. advertising and expenses OF the sale.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Oflee-32s Montgomery street, Room n. san
rranei-en- Nslifornia aDl3 III
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DIoNEER CONsoLIDATED HIN.

ii ING COMPANY.-LocatIon Of pffncipal
Place u business. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon tho fol
iowiLy described stock. on account Of sssess-
ment 80. u levied on the 7th day OF March.
ISIS, the several amounts Get opposite the
nance OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lava
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CALEDoNIa SILVER MINING

" COMPANY.-LocatIOn Of principal pIsce
OF business. Fan Francisco. California.
Location "a works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
iowing-deseribed stock. ON account Of assess.
ment mo. 2D levied on the 2sth day Of February.
1915, the several amounts set opposite the
nunes Of the respective shareholders. rs fol.
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~ silver Mining Company Location Of
works. Story County, Gold Hin District, state
of Nevada.
Location Of principal piseo Of basinsss. San
Francisco. California.
Notice tibet. arr delinquent upon the fol.
l0wtng dcscfibed stock. on account 81 assess
iacnt tSo. ~ levied on the firh tsth) day Of
March Isis.tho several amounts ,ct opposite the
names of The respective shareholders. - tot
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Anew YORK nININo COMPANY.

IN Location of principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California,
iNeaiion Of works, Gold I'LL. storey county.
StAic OF Nevada
Nouee.-Therc arc delinquent upon the FOL.
lowiI- -dc-erihed stock. on account OF asrees
ment NO. Ia levied on the 18th day of February.
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite tns
name. Of the respective shareholders, ~
follows;
Name. M Certlf. Ana Ami.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
ATINr GOLD AND sILVER MN

Nj Na CONPANI.-Loesiio Of principal
place OF business, san Francisco, California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. state Of Nevada
Nouce.-rherc are delinquent upon the fol-
owlng-described stock. On account OF As-ers-
mcnt (No. all levied on the 9Th day OF March.
ISIS. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholder. a. fol.
lows.