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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
WHOLE NO. 1868.
Hot and Cold Baths,

The London Lancet in a recent mum.
Der points ont the difference between
the effects of hot and cold baths. The
effects Of the cold bath, it says, being
mainly due to impressions made upon
the cutaneous nerves, the notifications
of the cold bath largely depend on their
power of increasing its stimulating ~
tion. The colder the water the moro
violent the impression. The frequent
change of the water, such - 10 found
in the sea or running streams, increases
the stimulating effect. Great force Of
impact, as when water falls from .
height or comes forcibly through hose
upon the body; the division OF the
stream, as is seen in shower baths, and
needle baths, and the addition Of acids
or salt to the water, oil act, il would
seem, by increasing the stimulating
Powos whioh the water exesks upoA the
cutaneous nerves.
Warm baths produce an effect upon
the skin directly contary to that brought
about by cold water. The cuta-
neous vessels dilate Immediately under
the influence of the heat; and although
this dilation is followed by contraction
OF the vessels, this contraction IL sel.
dom excessive, and the ultimate result
of warm bath is to increase the cuta.
neous circulation. The pulse and res.
piration are both quickened, o. in the
cold bath. The warm bath increases
the temperature Of the body, and BY les.
sening the necessity for the internal pro.
duction of heat, decreases the call made
upon certain vital processes, and enables
life to be sustained with . less expen.
diture of force. While q cold bath
causes q certain Rtiffness of the mucles.
if continued for too long . time, q
warm bath relieves stiffness and fatigue.
The ultimate results of hot and cold
baths. if their temperature be moderate,
are about the same. the difference being
to use the words of Braun, that "oold
refreshas by stimulating the functions,
heat by physically facilitating them;
and in this lies the important practical
difference between the cold water and
the hot water systems"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

her. darling. it is only the outward
charm. \ wifes true talisman is her
husbands honor. Hhich no thief may
steal. uniosa lie sd!s assassination to
his Crime and buys it with her hearts
btnYI
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

II you have made mistake don't
think it condescension to apologize.
The true gentleman is always ready to
rectify blunder. Only the mule bites
with one end and kicks with the other,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03
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ayLegal notices will be charged to the attorney
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

VEAL P1E.-Twe' pounds lean veal;
Q slice of corned mot smoked) ham:
one hard.boiled egg; -four for thicken-
ing; pepper and salt; paste for crust
one tablespoonful butter. Cut the meat
into dice, and stew tender in enough
cold water to cover it we'll. FIJI deep
bake-dish with this, interspersing the
hard. boiled egg minced small. Out up
tablespoonful of butter in one Of
-four, and stir into the liquor in which
the meat was cooked. Pour into tho
dish over the meat, cover with the
paste, and bake in . good oven until
Drowned. Make the crust by rubbing
a tablespoonful of lard or nice dripping
into eupful Of prepared -four, sailing
it and wetting it up with little milk.
Water will do, but is not quite 70 good.
Roll out with few quick passes Of the
rolling pin into o sheet half an inch
thick. and lay over the pie, printing or
pinchiDg hard ct the edges. Make .
gash or two in the middle, to allow the
escape of the heated air. Use . top
crust only with meatpies.
RICE CRooUETTEs.-One cupful nav
rice; one raw egg, we'll beaten; one
teaspoonful of sugar, aud the same Of
melted butter; Q very little nutmeg;
salt. Boil the rice, and let it get per-
iectly cold-not only cool, bnt cein.
Beat up with the egg the sugar, butter.
salt and nutmeg. Work this mixture
into the rice, stirring and beating until
all the Ingredients are incorporated In
the paste, and the Jumps rubbed out.
Make, with Toured hands, into oblong
rolls, about three inches in length and
half an inch in diameter. Coat theos
thickly with -four. and set them in Q
cold place until needed. Fry-a few q
time-in hot lard or dripping. rolling
them over - they begin to brown 20
preserve their shape. Al each 10, taken
from the fat, put into . hot cullendsr
to drain and dry. Eat - vegetable.
But they make good after-meat courss,
eaten with powdered sugar or sweet
sauce.
LIGHT GINGERBREAD without eggs.
Two and one half cups Of Aour, one
half cup Of molasses. and the sams OF
brown sugar, three-quarters Of Q cup
Of loppered milk, one teaspoonful Of
soda dissolved in boiling water, one
tesspoonful Of ginger, Oue-half tes-
spoonful of cinnamon, one tablepoonful
Of butter. Mix sugar. buttsr, molasses
and spice together; set in the oven, OF
other warm place until lukevsrn.
Then beat hard Eve minutes, until the
contents Of the bowl are light and
foamy; put in milk and soda; beat two
minutes longer. and bake in pate-pans,
mufin.tins, or in two large I" cards.
This gingerbread 10 best whom warm,
although it will keep fresh for day or
two. Eat as . dessert with cheese and
chocolate. 1t is far preferable to the
average Tor super-aversge) pie, costs
less, and 10 easier Of digestion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

James Whitesides, aged 81. of Law.
renee Township. Ind. was all excite
ment a. his companions scared mp for
him . number Of rabbits. His gun
slipped from his hand. and tue entire
charge went into his abdomen. causing
instant death.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

POTATO SoUP.-Twelve large mealy
potatoes, peeled and sliced; an onion
minced fine; quarter of q pound salt
PORK, also chopped into bits; q few
stalks OF refuse celery, cut tine; one
large tablespoonful of butter, divided
into bits and rolled in flour; haif-cu pfuI
OF milk; two and q half quarts of water,
Pepper and salt at discretion, and a
teaspoonful Of sweet herbs rubbed to
powder. Lay the sliced potatoes in
cold water half an hour; then cook Eve
minutes in boiling. Drain and put into
the soup. pot with onion, pork and
celery. Add the water, and boil steadily
one hour. Strain, rubbing all through
the cullender. Return to the fire;
season, and when it boils anew, stir in
the heured butter. Heat the milk in q
separate vessel, and add after the soup
is poured into the tureen, mixing in
we'll. There should be less than two
quarts of this vegetable soup, or puree,
when ready for table, the two and q
half quarts of water put in at first
having reduced at least a pint in boiling.
This is nutritious and savory soup.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Gardening, as we'll a. the art Of
making bouquets, is taught in the
schools Of Japan, and nowhere in Ea.
rope are there 80 many flower gardens
as in that country. All new species
and varieties of garden flowers and
trees are sold at high prices, and b.
come known throughout the county
with great rapidity. Gardening 10
carried on by all classes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Outlets and steaks may be fried -
we'll as broiled. but they must be put
in hot butter or lard. The grease il
hot eaough when it throws of . blssk-
ish smoke.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Even at Bucharest there are female
students, and sensitive ones. for re-
Gently four of them passed for their A.
B., but one of them thinking she was
going to fail, committed suicide before
the result was announced.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

Fear, except for immediate conse.
quences, has but little influence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-06-03

1t was the man caught by prairie
fire on his own section of land who ran
through his property rapidly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

Cheaper than ever; wrS<c for illustrated cata-
logue, CT Western Gun W'ks, Pittsburgh. ia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

With some, time and labor appear 10
~ almost As worthless commodities ~
they possess. 50 lxtlc do they attempt
20 economizc in them. 10 men who
properly appreciate their vanc.
their waste through thonghtIcssncss
or almost criminal neglect, u aSiound-
ng. Here II q man, who. instead OF
supplying himself with 4 proper set IL
zoos and implements begins the season
WITH WITH those that are nearly worthless.
me wagon breaks down. the plow
gives ont, the harrow breaks, the cult
Na'or Will not work. and h. rocs
through the season. mcndng first one
tnng and then another. and finds at
'ne end that lie has actually wasted
enough in time 70 have bought new
ohes AZ The beginning. Il Il never profit
an'e % use worn.out tools and impIe-
mehts On the farm. Whex al implo-
menf y worn out II Is reasonable IA
suppose that IL has done AL the work
That 4 was originally intended 10 do.
and we ought ID be satisfied.
\, Another man will attempt 10 ret
'nrough the season with team that u
entirely unit for service. Il crceps
over che ground like an elephant on
SLOW parade, and does not dol because
!. cannot one half the work that . good !
IAN would DO. but eats Just As much
1hu causes continued vexation "a the |
oMner. Il there Is anything On thc !
,afm more Improbable than another. 4
Except poor farmer, II II 4 worn-out /
I'M ~ wouldhave.bcen better II the |
~ had been attended 70 before
n sa's put 4 y never too late % get rid |
II Z poor team. Better spend 4 week
\, n. hunting for good one than 10 con-
' II with one that cannot do onc-llalf |
~ 4; Work that . good one would %. --
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Not % fast my friend: II yon could zee tkc
strong. healthy, blooming men. women and
Children that have been raised from beds OF
sickness. suffering and almost death. 81 the
use Of Aop Bitter, you would cav GLORIOUS
and invaluable remedy" See other column.
--fhilad1iptia I'rt4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

Dyepepsi,. bilious ATTACKS, headache. ana
many other ~ can Oily Re cured b. renew
TX their cause. Kidney Wort has been
proved 70 be the mos. efIrctual remedy Tor
these and for hAbituxI costiveness which %
afllict< millions 81 tie American people,
Farm and fSwx,d<.
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- al 1hese Palaful CorsDIalnfs 81 Weakueo.ss
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Change o. life -
u wi1 dissolve ana expe tumors from the uterus a
- early stage Of Developments Tho tendency 70 can
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FLY 4 ri 70 have 10 0O0 cycs. No won
ner he " care lcss a. - where he leaves ii,
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n afflicted with Sore Eyes. use DR.. Tsaa
Thompsons Eye Water. Druggists sell Il. &c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

Mr. Charles H. Bauer, editor Of the above
paper and Notary Putlic IN : late issue men-
tons the following: Patrick Kenny, ESQ.
some time ago, suffered much from rheuma-
tism and trie almost every means 10 rid
himself q this painful evil, but IN vain. he
wss advised 20 use st. Jacobs Oh. which he
ala 20 successfully, Chat al pain has left him
and he 4 - healthy and strong Is ever BE-
fore Mr. Kenny e an enthusiastic advocate
Of ~ Jacobs OH ana 4 has done him eool
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-07-07

s(l(e aele9cntlit1c s(n;eioen miinen int gor,
aus besoDlt perhen. 3......
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lenoers werDc,s nicbt anscllomn,cn.
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iucroen criud)t ncbit bc,n ncucn @oDnorte 5ll>
gleib bcn Namen iener Yolofiee ansugcbcn,
no iie sulckt Den ugiorbfteru" in Gmpfous ge<
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nuocuon,Mcn 9Scr brei Nnn,neru ul1linmt
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8robcz9tummcr11 iueroen oui Serlonaen frc1
5u9eld)idt. .
Sur fir Sic @Iocr, bie per rcailtrirten1
8r,ef ober WfontD DOrOer oeionbt lucroe1,, ilbers
nc9men G'iroi Seroatluortlie9fcit.
Nlon aorelIire ale Briefe:
.9ssDroi4er,t"
8. 8. 407, ct. Glouo, N}inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-07-07

fteben ollsr pnbr.n Jrennbf beg Ba,.r.
ionbes. Demofrnstn ME Aepnblifan,,
ON GnDt iiberwunbsn Derbea-
9ot bic llniDn OD1 fbon Di.1 }3pe.
rere Qrirf.n elHf1ib bn1ee,ma1t. 81.
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man4em 8et1atbt nod 5bniesie.ze nno
sefabrpolsre aeeona1altiDn, nnD Dos
&eaiment eises Mnnn.s. unser oem Dos
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ME cas- 9innniereisB,n sinss Gla}es
BbisteD ,por.
9ann if Dir Sch. Don Den, iprl1-
m6r'li4en @liide Mmerita's nibt san5
obne tbaiid9libe BsnnD'ses. go oft
au4 bte Sborbei, bsr mea7Den Die
Moblfabrt Dosr sarsbsn Bsaanb Orr
Union IN Srage 5,s Hel!en Ssbisn> geIial-
tete eine bDbere Mab, oi nmaanor
bier unb ouf Der asbern G5site hss a!-
laniiI9en Oseans 10, naB nn|ar 5biFf=
lein nrperlebr, buys3 Die @5'rom5nnsnen
9elon9.e.
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oehelbfn ibrer nifbt in absrmiesentel
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bieielbe nn:er DIR 9eisans sinsr S,nnl
aud trflllen Ole ana1inoner oils Di
a ller Yolitifer fer Erhr III.
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&c@ttttt9 !!

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:,nit sur gfadridt, ooB Die neue Tirma
NIT oer lebernabme beg @el9dfts aud
3u9lei6 bie in Dem @elddfte eefabrten
BuDsr iibernommen bat, oaB in Tolge
bejjex lolbe glbonnenten, 1uel9e @elo
a1s 3abIung ibrer riidldn6ieen G9nl.
ben einlbiden, 5id6 Der 'Morelie Der
nsuen Tir,na: Meper, &oienber9er &
&enk> s. 9. 407, ct. @louo, Mlinn.
beoienen m0gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-07-07

in leinem Borbaben ermutbiete, uno
s'uar t9at es oiss, ,uo9nmiT,no, Dos
Jrontrei4 oacurd 9el1mddt meroen
mHros. inoem es cine Mrmse in Sunis,
unt'rbalten nanb uno ii@ ouberoem Ole,
Je'nol9aft is;ner Naabarn su;ie5sn
,puroe. Sic Berednung mar Elm,
r'btiee.. Grantrei6 bat fd burb lein
Wsrbalten asMbIauen ser europdlden
Wdbte 5use5osen uno oaour@ lsin mic
aus Dem Mnge peylorenes 3iel, Glla6
uno 2o'brinsen mieoer5ase,u;nnsu, in
Deite 6erne qsriift.
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81 II 8 l u ~ y.

Wlii Dem G1la1e bss Reibstass bal
III $ ent1tbianb ani ben, Gebiste
Der innsren unb au6szsn Dpli,if ppa,
fommene WinbniHs 5ih sinseReat.
9ieie Gnbt ,pilo pDransFbtHD in Der
ndb1tsn 3eit ann 10 ,penigsr seTtDrt
w erben. ols BiilR Bismaud 70 ,aioenb
ein iOl, bob s1 1ib nsn biz Gtoatsgs=
| hifte nur ,uenis timsnsrn .ann. Be=
gen gn6e Saii nber ,piro ss apisber et=
mes lebbafter peroen, Dsnn bis oabia
1peroen Die Dorbsreitunsan 5ar bic
9erbltwoblsn mebr in Sing sstoumsn
lein unb msbr oosr ,ninber srpEe 2tnI=
re9nn9 nit f6 Dringsn.
Sc rubIser es geaenpari1s in Deni5tb
Lamb 1T, beifo ftiirmiIbgr geai ss in
s ia ontreid d 5u. UsantrsiD 1T spar
I'M gelite BON 5unis, nbsr Die Sraae
1T nod nidt entibiebtn, 10 es burd
bieicn Be1it reibsr obfr iiriner eeluor=
ben 1T. Sunis an nnb jiir lib got tei=
men sroben Werth, mag aber ue1sbpol=
ler 9ema9t perbsn, ssrabs mir bies bel
Alsier bnr3 DIE e5nt,u,sens ano ben
l1nternebmnnssseiIt ser Jransoien Ser
5al setpsien ii. 9rptbesn nbsr 5tebi
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bat 5ablen mii51en anb bar ibm oabr=
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mem @erbd'tniB 5p Ssm Bss,be Der ac-
quVition. Benn Fda Sraatreib MDs
NIT Der Sartei pesjeinh., batig., oann
m69te Die @a4s nod anssbtn, aber
es iinb nod onbere Dinge ;nErpdsuno.
5u 3ieben. go 1at BranfseitD eng
lono nnb Jialien tiff aesraais, bsun
England 1T ileis su ansrbieluag,n bee
reit, fie6t aber niibi gsrn, bnB nnbere
Wd9te bies tbap. s55sasisn iF nod bi=
refisr betbeilist ags England, unb ldBt
oies and beutlib sssvfen, ia, loenn rs
in leiner Mabt HSDbe, aie SransoIen
aug ibrsr nenen Behbns,9 81 oertreiben
10 ipiiroe es biss 5idsrlmb sbnn, aber e
tueib gut genug, bag IS nit bie5erWaas|
ni9t anbinbsn lam. s5la.an4erldlut,
inspilben Ieiaen Grimm, aber Granf=
reid tann lber baraaT gssanen, oaB esI
i'm Sale Der Qot5 an .slalRn 7einen|
8unbsseeno6en fnbrn Nib. DieI
8orfaae in Warisine. no ss smi]aenl
ben $4,000 iialisniIban Bursern unb
ben fran36f51en Srnppen sn .rnali-
dem 3nfamntaI1oss fnm, ,inpHriren anil
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tte Jolse Der aequiftiDn, ps,de Grant-
reid aema1t bot. Deu,59lnnb mar
bic sinsise G,pbmaat, nsIsbeTranfrs;dt
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Cine gii'iffise @elescnbeit,

Sir einen ieben @ei6ditsman,1, oer bic
s!blidt begt, elm @cidaft in st. Glouo ;u be
treibell 1T aueenblidl!6 cine iebr giinitise
@elesengcit geboten, ols Yartner in bas
@rau9ci cid)dft bcf Serra Sobn 8rtd eirsntre>
ten. Dieies @ei6ait beitebt feit elmer &ci1e
bon SaDrcn nno bat iid) big jeBt itets als Gin
fcgr rentob!es bepieien. Die better @inrid)>
tnngen l1nb 9 Gorfcbrnn9en iino in Der @raue<
rel 9etroffen, oudj 1T bielelbe mil ausge;eid).
netcn aellern berieben. @err 8rif itebt Dem
@efdafte islbit ols 8raucr bor, meSbalb es
teinespcgs erforberlid) lit, bob berieriae, tpel.
der alS Yartncr bei5utreten tpiinidt, nit Der
Braufunit bcrirout lei.
llm Mdberes uenbe man iid an ben Gigen-
tbNmer $ obn8rid, ct. Glouo, Minn.
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9eue Na0lmQ6le.

5iernit 3ur ael. Gcnntr ibna bme, oab bcr
l1ntcrscid}nete bic in Sc @aut eelegcne MchI.
aniible be8 Serrn earteu t1u Ii6 iibcrnom,ise !,
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