Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], February 12, 1876, Image 4

About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1882

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Detroit Currency.
(From the Fm Prue.)
iv you go to chnn‘h end I panic occure‘
——hut perhsps you don‘t go to church.
A \‘lmmusgoee to school to his wife,
and she mskee him stay sftcr school
when he is unruly.
Our,“ lieu. stamps ins foot and
rwlaims: “i will eueeeui or die!" Se
lect your diocese, Mr. Hall.
“Burn-nan, impudent end mesn."
is whet the Boeton Globe says of Boston
fcmsle postufloe clerks.
Cnuns O‘Ooxon now sits up. end
silo thy end homeopethy now sit down.
More chance es there wss to kill him.
A Claus-non men who lost s lsw
suit hes ened his lswyer for dun-gee.
chiming thet tinettorney's bed grsmmsr
diegnsted the jury.
Sun the Rochester Chronicle: “Noth
ing occurred on Sunni-y to met the
generei enjoyment. Even the evening
pspen fsiled to sppesr.“
Jon C. Pinon is now ' celled
"Uotiu the Biiient." He lives in New
'or . pstren ses shnmbie corner .
sud seems towsnt to he let “new, i
In. Enron, of Celro, hid behind the
door end Jumped out to give her hushend
s gled surprise. The cignr in his mouth
Jsmmed into her eye, end she is now
seeking I divorce.
A Vilnllul hes the delirium tremens
end sees en‘els iuteedof snekee. Now
point out n temperenoe men who sees
“gels hovering Around him, end been
so mneiein thesir,i!yon an.
Till Min of 'l‘oiedo provided noth
hf manger then eofl'ee for New Year's
c- lan. may» come the old
WWI “Mead—Thu
New Yeer‘s is s hissted trend."
You” mse,when en old msn tells you
thumb on new love but once. set
him Is I doeeiver. If 'the girl he
none, in the bent every time s men on
love any dilate-t girls. '
-,. ndherds when the sto .the
(infill-hes eonvétsfrom ...-immor
mrnickeisgd‘seiizldeondcu rolled up
eyes : “Bow wery wir
tuons they expect sjgii-hird to be."
A $23230 meii canine?» tilled to
tmn' to any the or h but
thedogeewerehht “:::-y wentthe
msii udwss lost in the hils,snd the
Fwiector {rose to desth while scorching
or I
A smbua-miou.
0n e certein oocuion one Penl Denton,
e Methodist preecher in Tune, edver
tiled e bubecne, with better liquor then
in uenelly furniehed. When the people
euembled e deepemdo in the crowd cried
out—-
"Mr. Peul Danton, yonr reverence he:
lied. Yon promieed not only I good bet
becne but better liquor. Where’l the
liquori"
“Then!" Answered the mieeionery, in
tonee of thunder, end pointing hie long,
bony finger It the metchleee double
err-in; mulling n in twa etrong eoinnme
ikee ehont of flatten: the boeone of
the eerth. “111 ml” he repeeted, with e
look terrible ee ligatieinfihwxhfle hie
eeen eetueuy true et eet.
"li-e ie the ufllnor which God the
Eton-[been for hie children. Not
in the etill. over "::: fine
choked with ene
needed with a. near: down.
in heevee We them eeeoee at ‘
lib—gu- m. he in Outlet
eedpe-ydeli, who the de- weeleu 4‘
:3; he Mymhflanhat: ;
O '7 t ' .
the-t _ ' ,_ eel-eh ‘
m’ ”in ‘o‘ . fl
eed he“ nu h h eeeep
ie‘te-fldOd—hh hit
the m a“, wear.
“mm“- m. ...;
m nil, m iee gene an
they eeu tnnedte Mgr-d
--in. 'e veil over the letting In, or
~ “i- m'hwwm“ m
I
mmwm... a. a. ......
folding ite bright «thine ”all.“
the wintry would, end weevils. my
colaediflgtheeenphe eoee «their;
whoee ie in the rein-drape of fine
mmwheeewoofieintheeu
been of hen-x, ell checkered over with
celeetiel lower- of the are held of
reflection—thee bland e-weter. no
ieon bubblee in ite brink; it: {cent
5.... notaedneeenoenudet; no blood
Mu lt- liqnidgleu; :::. widowe end
into itedepthel Speek out, nyg‘iende
-—woeid you exehenge it for the demen‘e
magnum
A tuketheroerofthetempeeten
eweted, “No!” .
Ala-ifs“...
Dimple m N" Year; “1:?-
gaquMw-nsmlook
gumhcouhnlutdavl to W
owumd MW
he we felt hays in his life.
lelpfldnutrnmubloh
thhl-hbwoo- and aid to
:Nnml; I’m ‘ohgtoqultthevudl”
o _
.“Y [m‘l‘fzhuluhnhb the
during {OIIIM tho!
rude-with“! Combat. Hunk."
autumn-«o thn donnud ho
flungthboxhrouhhthbcckyud.
mmp-Mdnyulnd ’..-:1
Dned chm-plea,
mar-7&1...“ “$1; of
tho-emu! quid. The funny at
mutilated out of doom; flu dog
hull“; 6. MM girl‘- lonwunp;
oWuhw-eun todudoor.
“ m'flllflckalnfion,
won’tyour’uhdth e.
“Iwiuordhl”bnpuod.
Curl-n. Lulu—Tina duh. Han
unkgamndfln'bau—mgh he.
on m -
clnmgm—oW-FMMopcn—mhm
hi! right hand to Illa mouth—“ Yum!
yum] Botwhncnloollwu!"
Honm—Don‘tchow.
~DdroaMPrm.
dmhwvmu Elma-Two].-
nnlol tonic
tendon. I‘”...me
om‘v‘dmihnhha chmhcuh
MIA-o. mum-rm, nip
mwmymgummag.hv
“Cl-NH?“ I to!
«Pursuit-o- wife. \
Tnn m Inchi- It Prim
Coucplnnvoluhrlly disbanded.
Brain Enigma.
The bruin‘s action under peculiar cir
cumetmres is often directly the opggaite
from what might be expected. 1m cile
children have been known to acquire
some dgee of mental ability by a blow
on the d, while sensible persons fre
quently lose a portion of their sense in
the same way. The case of a gentleman
is cited who, by n blow on the head with
e hummer, lost his knowledge of Greek.
An Irish firmer. being struck by purely
sis, found, on his recovery, that he hnd
lost ell knowledge of nouns Ind proper
nemes. end the most remarhble thing
wee he could remember the initial |etter
of the word he wished to pronounce, but
no more. In not I few cases of brain
disuse persons have forgotten acquired
Inge-gee, end the knowledge of their
mother-tong: hes returned; but Dr.
Johnson, w dying, tried in vein to
resent the Lord's Prayer in English, but
di so in Latin. A curious unonnly in
hnin action is that the brain can stand
still for yenre, end then, on recovery, take
11% exactly the same chain of thought
It ich wu interrupwd by disuse or so
cident.
A farmer of New England one day
went home from his field, nfter hiding
his beetle sud wedges in n hollow‘ tree.
That night he lost his reason, and re
mained s luust'lc for eighteen years. A l
fortunste action restoring his mentsl l
fsculties, he sat up in bed and asked if
the boys hsd brought the beetle nnd
wedges home. Being told they had not,
he went to the tree, found them, and
brought them back. An finglish esp
tsin, struck on the head at the battle of
the Nine, while giving an order, remsined
unconscious for eighteen months. Being
restored bys surgicsl operstion, he sat
up, nnd to the astonishment of his nt
tendsnts shouted in s stentorisn voice
the remsinder of the interrupted order.
It is not s little remuksble that serious ‘
injuries hsve occurred to the brsin with- 1
out msterinl detriment to the mental ‘
powers, while, on the other hand, the‘
most critics] snd scientific enminstion
of the brnin matter of inssne persons
foils to disclose my difl'erence between it
and the brsin substnnce of the ssne. ‘
Soldiers have been known to csrry hul- ‘
lets in their bruins without serious dam-l
ment. sud-(:ipentions for the removsl of
the bolls, ll further injurin the brsin,
had no elect on their thinkfiig powers.
A one is detslled of s ms.n who received
s blow on the head which fractured the
skull Ind csnsed e snmntion by which
l more then hslfhis b wss destro ed,
:nnd yet he retsined his meat-1 fncufties
in full {one until he died.
The Main lometdmu loses control of
the musculsr system, es in St. Vitus‘
deuce, in which the podent has no volun
tsry control of his muscles. Sometimes
the physics! epssn is in one direction
only. so in the one of s isdy whoee men
tsl disuse promrted her to double nphsr
bodynnd nuke oops like sflsh. A more
sifiuluusewss Lhnt ofs irl, who,
11. WM?” “'5“ "' ":r
. t cotton
standing on her hssdw'l'hsss sets were
in Wof disssssd huh. In
health,- wo all how, as hell aer
ahnim““°'&?¢‘&“2 ...," °'"
I
both “use, plans-:::- at re
m-hssnse moth he. the
ab! eta-2n yet-Is .t- u-
m Ancid noidiernflnrhnving ene
hnh. mini-d inflamm"" u'
wen -
cannibal; end ntenehw, idem
“""""" “12:3“ "
“-..-dd,- _ or a. w- .-
mme whale u.- et haunt
enee. A. lhliee.“ '- at
I‘- he - ‘.. nu 5.?
"‘* “it a..." ”a”
723.. hum-w the“:
linen—“W V .” by
man
Mn lie-see in Winter.
The window- ue invnriebly double,
‘end the epece between the unhee in cov
eredwithe lnyerof “and, him
‘to ebecrb noietnre end prevent me
no. eilvering the pnnee. Twinted horne
«Jasper conteining eelt ere let in it,
en metilnee the and in conceded by
ebed of noel. 'i‘herenreno outeide
ehuttere or blinds, for way would he
ueeleee, eince the windowe rennin cloned
ell the winter. heinf carefully filled in
mundtheedgeewthe kindof cement.
Heavy curtnine of rich Intel-id etill
Inrtherdenden the elect of the cold upon
the file-”enhance lunch more per
meeb e then in genenlly believed. Open
fireplace-norm; when they do exint,
they no need only in {ring nndnntnrnn.
'l‘heynreeloeednndl edwithilowere—
which nre truly I Rnuinn luxury. The
heneeeoverflow with them—flower: re
ceiveyonetthe door,end go with on
uptheeteirwny; Irieh I'2; feetoon gel
uetu'l; on
~ mtmmbmwm.
flaw- henna-e opted out their hand
silken leevee: tnlipot Elmo, mgnoliu,
camellia, growing 1 e treee, mingle
their blouon: with the gilded volutee of
theeorninee; orchide hover like butter
fliee nround lunp ehndee of cryetel, por
celnin, end curionely wrought terrweottn.
hum honn-oelxped vneee of Jepnneee
puree or mien ue. Md in
the center of n tnhle or ntg‘the cogner of e
lidebonrd, W Ihenvee of superb ex
otice. An 1 this darn] eplendor
thriveeneinnhethouee. In the etreet
you In nt the pole; within doon you
might believe yourself in the tropice.
A KID-Gm gent, the other do],
celled It Gov. Peck’l Ind lnqnlrlng !or
tlugovm.wu¢oldhew-olt onthe
for. when eon. le- ww'e otworkcleer
lngeuwpleoe. 'l‘heflnt-entheclnp
lop, “(I'm ‘s‘: h Th:
e m.
‘Lonnggenteeeooted hlln wlth: “Bey, old
I nonunion tell no where M old
Gov. Peck t Theytold Ine down Ah
the homehewu onton them-nu, end
I went to lee bin." The “old fellow”
rand, “he'e shout hero. not-when."
“ all,“ you can helf lolndtheold
cn-Iwhhyonwonld, nut eee um,"
towhichthe governor '31:“, “I! you
33‘3““qu ““ 3%"""
y nun eon wed,
nude known hll unfi- Ind Ilnnk
ewny, new that the next “old can,”
he met he Ikould treat I little more
civilly. ‘
-—-+o
Tn monument thet the Itelien
Govenunent will lupoee en Income tax
on the ellownnee ‘lven by the Pope to
the endinnle end on the nine-do of ell
neon connected with the Pope! Court
«meted excltetnent etthe Voti—
enn. A we. called to consider
TM mp- d be tnhn under the
‘cu'cuuuuneee.
A Strange Race of Savages.
Tut: WEDDAS IDIOTIC ATHLETES axn
_‘rnem ccsrmis.
At the opening meeting of thc Anthro
poloaical Institute, last night, says the
London Standard of Deccm er 15, an in
tercsting paper was read by B. F. Hurts
horne, M. A., on “The Weddas of Cey
lon,“ perhaps the savages lowest in the
scale of intelligence in the world. Some
of these singular people-two men and
three women—were exhibited to the
Prince of Wales before leaving the island.
The remnants of the Weddas occupy the
eastern portion of the island, and are
spread over an area of ninety miles by
forty in extent. They are divided “to
jungle Weddas, and the semi-civilized or
village Weddas, and it was to the habits
of the former that the author of the paper
had more particularly directed his atten—
tion. Their nomadic habits make esti
mation of their numbers mere guess-work,
but they were not supposed to exceed 380
in 1858. They have no sort of dwellings,
but pass their lives roaming about in the
open air, takin shelter from storms under
rocks or in holiow trees. Their food con
sists of honey, lizards. monkeys, deer and
wild boars. Their arms are the how and
arrow, and they are assisted in the chase
h dogs, which are their only domesticat
cg animals. They drink nothing but
water, which, however, is never used tor
ablution, they having an idea. that wash
ing would take away their strength. They
chew the bark of certain trees, but do not
use tobacco in any shape. The tallest
Weddas described were about five feet
three inches, and the shortest about four
feet one inch; but Mr. Hurtshorno had
seen one, a iyoung male, apparently about
eighteen, w o stood five feet four and
three -fourths inches. Notwithstanding
their small size and slight physique, the
strenfth they possess in their arms, es
;ecia ly in the let! arm, is very remarkable.
his is dueto the constant use of the bow,
which is six feet long, and ulls from
48 to“ pounds, with an a‘v 3 feet 6
inches in length. This is pulled to the
head, and they dwell on their aim some
timea for a couple of minutes without the
slightest tremor of the left arm being
perceptible. On one occasion the author
saw a Wodda shoot a dog 85 yards OK,
the arrow passing throu h nearly the
whole length of the animaf. enterin the
hind agar-tar and coming out at the shoul
der. 9 only other weapon is a small
ax. Fire is still occasionally produced
by the fire-stick, which is made of the
same wood as their arrows, but more fra
qnentiy by flint and stool, which they ob
tain in exchange {or hides and beeswax.
mph ware exhib‘iited toahow their
appearance, an these brou ht
out their moat striking characteristic,
vim, extrema shortness of the thumbs and
sharply-pointed elbows. Their counts.
mmfiaizaolllllitcly devoidl of any ex
tc (once, an their utter
aegisctofthcirparaonagan an atrofex
came barbarian. The woman wore neck
laces and ornaments in their ears, for
which but and ”partridge cases
“mm“ Mm mm
peat
W I ’ hm"; IBM, .3.
hibitioa W another paraoa
m We!“
whom-”agave“...
, . twat Whack
is... _, unw-
:Juuny Inclu- 0| omarlnm
eonnt on
'2: Wm“ '““m*~?~'...‘='
n
(elite-am '.. deed, end
mallow-tn wellington-e
d Vb“ bed we...
dgnbehre. L‘Vl
' ' " Ind only been eble
to lan nine We end #hteen lll
beln. They are no ides the eonl :{r n
titan though epeek. n
en My (logged on thie
did not whetheeit wee e good
orenevllbeing. Hewuet'nidoflt, nor
did heprnyto it. Whenndoethoecnre
the body in wrnpped in’n hide end buried
bythmwbogs n grenwiththeir
bntcbete end poi- etnkee. No women
ueeilowedto be preeent nt the inter
ment. Nothing to put into the grove,
norietbeepotever visited. Ana or?
offoodbnndetothedeed, with the -
jmtinn. “Ye dend rum, take dye thi
food ;" but thevinn ere then ivided
end eoneulned by thoee preeent. They
have no the of Iteeling. end polygeniy
end polyundry‘nre unknown. Though they
merry their I tore they never men-y the
elder deter, nndthereuno Innrri cer
emony beyond I preeentntion caged to
theperentn of the bride who hove no
choice in the eeloction of her hush-nu ‘
the mlr'ction of women being complete.
The el t mole Weddn in regerded with
petrinrchel reepect, but In othere
Ire eflnel, cute being mgr".
Very ttle intonation :- to, d;-
rived from their lengnnge, exoertflut
eeelne to be ngrued unong ph 10l
thnt it ie the only uvnge inn ngew h
in unmietehbly of lrynn can. " >
‘ -——4-o———— ’fi‘lkhj
Anamo- pieceof In -, ' ‘ flu
jun been exhibited in Pe .‘ .j ’l‘.)
eighbdny clock, which chi 3 7-3;
ton. pleyl eixteen tunes 1“?- 3' .
home, or et ea intennln reqn 1.1.? -
hand- go ton on followe: _ “Yoda:
minute; mono- en hour; 1 ’ :v ‘7"
week;one,onoenmonth;eng,§ . ,
it shown the noon'e ego, th _"' .
eettingoftbeenn.the time a " _‘;‘ .3
low water. half ebb Ind helf’ “ ’W‘
by n buntifnl conttinnoe there in e v
thnt "Pimento tho weter which (he. ‘
mu, 1 ftingeoneebipeethighm
neif theywere in motion,nndee it,”-
code- loving the-e IM thing dry
upon the _A J , flock Ibo“?
m d ~~ it ' 0"” ~ .
onl-e ’ _ "lion r: In ,
thedny the non is n ' ,
In or e on; I nun V ~
do it 1 end her: "It
show- theeigne of the lodine;
ornot,chinieeor mgumzbe _ 131$
endithee the eavetion ale,‘ 1“.
thedilerenoeoteoeknldeq‘ _.‘ '
inthe year. 4; y: ’:
Tn Pope eeel'i'tobeve
- .4 "*3
ho lding n Roll} etbie on 1,.._
number of honue be the poor.»- .» ;
enlled economicd about, .I' '- g
thenceonunodntion o _ - é
le. Eechhmueiufividedinb 1"”
Wind oftwe, thregwbnrmo-e.
m bee n kitchen. The: In
wellv'en tedend fullofualt; the oon
hnvegoedloch; thereon 11, endthe
whole contraction in nolid. The rent of
tbeee lflginp in from twelve to twenty
truce e month, loco to the number
10! rot-no. The renti- bythemonth.
lend without iny demend of depot“ in
endnnce or on security. >
—+‘—r
‘ Exounn import! American 013“"-
Dr. Pierce.
From the Toledo Blade.
i “Success it never achieved without merit.
: A men mly make I poor article Ind sell it
:once. end there being 40,000.11” people In the
United sum, the ale to etch one would he
enoufh to make a decent iortune. But an
artic e that holds the field year alter year,
and the nice oi which increase regularly and
ru idlfi. must have absolute merit.
Br. .Vt Pierce, of Buffalo. )1. Y.. occupies
our-entire eighth page to-dny with his various
Irtit-iee. We udmitit because we know the
Doctor. and know of his articles. We know
him to be I regulnrly educated ’hlysit-inn,
whose diplomn hung: on the wall 0 h I ofllce,
and we know that he has ulocinted with him
seven] 0! the malt eminent practitioners in
the country. We know thut plrtiel comult
him. hybmlil And in perwn,from all the Stetel
in the nion every any, Ind that they are
flirty. end honestly: denlt with.
__., __- “.._--.” --.... .......
This zrand result has been accomplished
by two agencies—good, reliable articles—
articles which, once introduced, work easily
their own way—and splendid business man
agement. They have succeeded because they
ought to have succeeded."
"you would patronize Medicines. scicuiiflc
nlly prepared by a skilled Physicist) and
Chemist. use Dr. Pierce’s Family Medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is nutritious, ionic.
alterntivc. and blood-cleansing. and an un
equaled Cough Remedy; i’icnssnt Purgative
ii’ellets, scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
constitute an agreeable and reliable physic;
‘Favorite Prescription.n remedy for deb litated
females; Extract of Shunt—“cod, a musical
remedy for Pain. Bowel Com lnints, an an
unequaled Linlmcnt for both human and‘
horse-flesh; while his Dr. Sage‘s Cstarrh
Remedy is known the world over as the
greatest specific for Catarrh and “Cold in
he ilcsd"ever given to the public. They
are sold by drugzists.
90 YEARS A SUFFERER~CURED BY
TIII.‘ MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Du. R. V. PIERCI :
Dear Sir—Twenty years ago I was ship
wrecked on the At antic Ocean. and the co d
and exposure csused a large abscess to form
on each let. which legit continually discharfi
lng. I was attended y doctors in Liverpoo ,
Hawc. New Orleans. New York, and a thc‘
hospital on Staten Island (where the doctors‘
wanted to take one leis oti'). Flnaiiy,atter
spending hundreds of do lars.l was persuaded
to try your “ Golden Medical Discovery," and
now, in less than three months after taking
the first bottle.l am thankful to ssylam
completely cured. and for the lirst time in ten
'ears can put my left heel to the ground.
1 i am at home nearly every evening and shall
be glad to satisfy any person oi the truth oi
‘thls lnlormation. iam slr.y{ours res ct
lmny, wulms. “out.”
i 87 Jeil'crson Street, Buii‘sln, N. Y.
1 -. -._-.km .
Call and See Them. ,
No visitor to San Francisco should heglect
to pay a visit to the well known Yosemite Art
Ga leryf No. 20 Montgomery street. opposite
Lick case. This establishment has passed
Into the hands of I. W. Taber a Co. Ir.
Taber stands at the head of his p ossion
upon this coast. To those who hav own
h m for the last ten years as the is as op
erator 0! such houses as Bradley a Halo so;
and 0. D. Horse. we had to say no‘ word
commendation. To those who are strangers
in San Francisco, we {communal in saying
that we rally believe or inspecting the
beautilui and lile-ilhe specimens 0! work in
their gang. that the announcement of this
ilrm to p ues “the beat photographs in the
world." is not a mere empty boast. But
upon the contrary, that wth the float
daylight in the State, and their new pale-t sun
Mommy which a great variety and
bsaufi ol shsda may he obtained. toilethor‘
with ctr new Blatant Rubber Plate oldsx,
as wall as all at e apsllaneoa o! a flrsLelasa
gallery. they can an will produce better
work at lower prions-than any other house
youth. oosa Ir. Taber waathe author
“ya 3km». hiehnhl ml
w an so
min: a'a‘dnha hasaow weeds n‘ew
that my rag or
Inn.- sad :3...» “3.3:. to anymthis mi
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It home” to luvo Inter brought mam
homes. This cut bodono bi "in! am
Wining? 1M 101.1% mu “Hill
tested. out no | M 7
W now helix In runnlnfizlrdor on min;
Hoe: nmlncuon. Tho Ipu will or
Em valor my dilunco. Should you doom
dunblo Wlndmull or Pum write to can.
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