Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], October 20, 1876, Image 2

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

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Sumac!” o! Eleyhsnts.
Hos-o's circus was sluming ut lu
dianola when the storm of the l'ourth
came on. and because of injury to the
nilroads was compelled In remain
there until the track was totulmi’nril)’
repaired. Then thecircus startml {ol'
the next plane of exhibition. \thn
about eight miles out, one corner of a
ungave way, and three vars con:
taining animals ran ml the track and
turned over into the mud, very gently.
The first (‘ar contained horses the sec. l
and an elk and camel; the other three
the five elephants. The small animals
were easily liberated: r?“ as elephants
were all in a heap. 0 remove them
the car was cut away, exposing the tops .
of the unwieldy animals' hacks. Then
wss exhibited the intelligence ‘whic‘h‘
masks than half-human braves. They;
obeyed every command of the keeper,
crawling on their knees, turning out
their sides, squirming like eels, and us- .
mining more wonderful and novel posi- ;
tions then were described on the show
bills. When released from their peril- 1
one poaition there was not a scratch
upon them, and no school boy ever gave
more emphatic expressions of relief
tromconflnementlhsn did those ele
phants. They trumpeted. swayed back
and fourth, and did everything but talk.
The remaining distsnoe was made over.
land, luppierorew never started
ona, thsn were those animals.
Eh.» . ”bwht snnosphelrs and _ths
we we rung.
As 0 brig war: gone, all? each
dream the elefhants took fresh enjoy
ment of their ibcfln'. ”At Id timsrwers
they obstinate or disobedient, but
sound to talks the situation. 0n ur—
riring at Des Moines, railway cars had
lobe procured, which was not easily
done, as ordina? cars are too low.
Some were final y found which were
shout one inoh'highsr than the‘ tallest
slsphant’s back. They were brought
MW W”
m: was a
sinus car, ssiasd the door-frame with
iii-trunk, gave its vigorous shake and
Mm the floor. Saw that it
wu strong hs marched slowly into the
car placed hill-sol! lengthwise, saw is
rushing motion and humped his luck.
Abolt overhead hit his back, and he
marched assign: out o! the car. “It's
I 0 use,” lid , “he won't go
hi there % pi which
math- my».
operation.
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How to Break a Colt.
"Ephraim Sleek." in the ll'illamel/e
l‘lll'l/IL'l', indulges in a little pleasant
irony eonverning abuses in horse train
ing. Hogivesthe following rules for
l-runkingn colt: (lot him into n large
corral. throw a running noose on him,
get on the outside and draw him up to
u post, make the rope lust, poke him
with sticks, spit on his nose, {IIIL'I‘J’CHI
like a Comanche. Never mind if he
chokes and heats his'head against the
fence, he can’t feel; he on ht to have
more sense. anyhow. Keg) this up
till he won‘t jump. Then get on the
inside ; take a blanket and throw it un
der his heels, on his bah or anywhere
to frighten him. Don't forget your
yell ; a good pair of lungs goes a great
fiays' toward taming a wild horse.
Should you get hoarse, set your dogs
on him. Tell your son to bring you
some old tin cans ; hang him with these
till you think you have conquered him.
Then scream “Whoa I" Go up to him
and give him a good familiar slap on the
back. If he gets frightened, and treads
on our toes, curse like a sailor; pum
mthim with a fence rail, and tell him
vou’ll learn him who he is fooling with.
:he'uuqammna you. Go “fin him on
i you are completely exhaus ; then sit
ldown, and tell your son to bring your
; saddle. and the briddle ~with a Spanish
'bit. Dog’t forget, to, our . ,_Then.get
lup. thro him down andwput on your
Isaddle and briddle. Draw the cinch
tight enough to cut him half in two ;
a new one is the best, as it tickles most.
Put on a big pair of bell spurs ; besides
‘being a good thing to frighten your
‘ horse with, ives you the appearance of
l a good horsguan. Let him up ; get on;
land if he promises to go along quietly
lgive him a good dig with the spurs—
‘ this will cause him to buck and you will
I have an opportunity to show your fami
lily what a good rider you are. If he
‘ ou’t succeed innsetting you OE, run
hi- abopt ten‘ 'es andmw‘vl’ut
him up, and dm'f feed or gahg‘him
for a week; If he isn't broke by that
time give it up as a bad job.
Put Hindi}.- nil-nuns.
‘ One (lay, in attending to "applica
‘ tions for situations on the police force,
the Mayor of a. centain tovn, it was up-
W, was abodt to invest Patrick Mur
p y with a star, when some of his Irish
oozipetitota oqtside the niling cried
on : “Am «yen‘ goin’ to ‘lfint Pat, yer
honor! He can't write his name, yer
honors!" "In; only receiving appli
cations today: in afortnight we make
appointments,” said the Mayor, and Pat
waa‘old toeall on that day two week».
The friend through whose influence
Pat had been induced to apply for the
once-id whim," they came away
from the hall. “Na, PMa {)9 home,
mm 13 eee
strap" and a 3% song and‘hieep
tingionr name. I’ll act the copy for
you.” at‘did aa directed, and every
night hehfinight wa- aeen pitting
out hia tongue and' awaying hia head
:0! h“Pakiek Min-pyrh “Patfigk
," in a aty e c ' p y
mhown aa a "ooamd."
day for appointment came
Pat found himaell before the Mayor,
and urged hia claim. “Can you write?”
add thatexoellentfnnoh’onai. “Troth, ‘
Irat. “Take that pen,” aaid the 11310;! ‘
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when a aort of an exclam‘atory laugh
322311 his anrpriaed oomfetitora,
,in attendance. ”How yPanl l
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period-NM: untried like whenone
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Hyn Argus.
Wards“ wanna-sun; ‘ l
The following is an extract from l
an address read before the Yale law}
school : Some two thousand years be- ;
fore (‘hrist we road that u vermin king, 1
ouu l-f the kings-of those days—the head ,
of :1 tribe or cityi—boastcd : “Three ‘
score .nnd ten kings, having- their
thumbs and greet toes cut 03, gathered ‘
their meat under my table.',_' )Vhenths ‘
men of Judah mado this royal mutila- s
tor a captive, according to the received
[em leliom‘s of the age. they cut of? his
thumbs and great toes, cast him into a
dungeon at Jerusal left him to
die of hunger. ' Wig? ll elnichadmzbr
took Jerusalsm he slew the sons '0!
King Zedekish before his face, carried
him to Babylon, pht but both his eyes
and left him to end his days in prison.
At the close of the long J ugurthine war
Marius brought J ugurtha to Rome, and
in accordance with the established usage
of the Roman triumph, chained to his ‘
chariot wheels this do )osed king, this ‘
gallant soldier, dragged himin triumph ,
through the streets, amid the insults of ‘
the populace, and when he turned his
chariot from the forum to ascend the
capitol, he nnchained the royal prisoner
irqmithe chariot wheel, cost him nearly
naked into a dungeon, where he was
not strangled until he had contended
six days with famine. When Carthage
was taken it was blotted from tho map
of nations, its past destroyed, its ships
burned, and its inhabitants sold as
slaves. The campaign against-Corinth
ended in the extinction of that luxurious
city and the enslaveinent of its inhabit
ants. The curse which J ushua pro
nounced against' the man who should ,
presume to rebuild Jericho : " Cursed :
be tlie’man who shall rise up and re—,
build this city Jericho ! He shall lay
the fourn‘d‘ation thesieg inhliis‘fiaifit born,
and‘il ' y u it Is let
the gates of gagfmb anhe sxprsstionii
of the common sentiment—the common
law of ancient times; at the height of
Greek and Roman civilization, after
filter; battle, every man, woman, and
i—ever. . 'g tslanh"
became awards? mugs-span
‘nsnally ended in the destruction of a
city; a war in an extinct nationallity.
.Letuss‘ overtwo 0 years
Ho our profit tivfliutitlii. ghepine
month century ssw all Europe under
arms. tram Siberia to Archangel, from
the “swim, "$1; W Fwd
each other to pieces inovery sea. on
these wars closed, by a treaty of peace,
some boundaries were altered, some
dynasties were changed, but it is not
necessary to say that all prisoners were
rolmssd and no property destroyed, {or
such as; ”"5! w Christendom.
Andy nthd , I’mhyslsgs
each Cossack” lor‘a cup 0 colon
handed him by the French waitfir, and
th .
3W loaned
question whether tho allies had a right
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Napoleon had taken from them as tro
phiss of war.
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at it when: p firth t
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Wm N Huflm An., Boom. Sold by
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(Jenn Imi'orn Bun—“ After ipe'nding hm.-
dmds of dulim for doctors‘ tea, was cured at
hat of Rheumatism by investing four bits in a
Risk oi ’l‘nppers’ Indian Oil."
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A Card I. un- Allllehd with lure-n.
Having been 3 sum-rm {rum svrinuu m ture
for sixteen Scam. and sun had was my comrition
that I could nut went any np‘pLimncu in the
shape of trusses nnh'l last Fr mmrv. when I
surgeon n u [citv fljns‘ied one\oi ‘_W.nl Bee
vmnn'e “ amino 0:- ’l'm':ylpl."whch I hnve
worn constantly since with perfect euu. Ilheh
.proven adequate to every requirement end-L
cheerfully recommend its use to those similuly
Milieu-d. . ’ J. L, Lisa.
Registry Cirrk. Post Office.
Sm Frnncisco. GIL, Sept. 12. 1876.
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Scene-‘9 l’vuloxxc Burp. FOB TB! Cm or
Cosscunlox. Coums AXD Cows.
The amt virtue of thin medicine in (but it ripen.
the mum end throw: it out oi the Iyetem, pnflflee
the brood. and thee eil‘ectn I cure.
SCHENCK'I an Wm Toma, run Tn: Cum; or
Dvsrmn. Ismau‘rws, &c.
The Tonic produce. 3 hedthy notion of the stom
uh, meeting In Ippetite. forming chyle, Ind
curing the moet obstinate cues of indigestion.
Seaman's Hanan: PILLH, ron nu (Jun or
Liven Couum. &c.
These pllle Ire eltmtive. Ind produce I hullhy
notion of the live: without the Inn danger, uthey
ere free from celomel, end yet more efllceciom in
altering I heeithy ection ef‘the lives. _
The” remedies Ire I certain our. for Comm};
“on. u the Pulmonic Syrup ripenl the manor 3nd
punnu !he blood. The Mnudnkc PH]- Act “son
the liver, crane u hullhy hue. Ind remove all It
one. of the liver. often I Mule 0! Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tunic gives (one and “mulch to the
“match. nukes I good dlgeaunn. Incl enable. the
organs to form good blood; Ind than cm.“ I had
thy clrcnl-uuu of hedthy blood. Tho combined
ICUOII of the“ medicinal, u (hm “pulled. will
cure every rule of Conaumpflvn. If um: In time.
.nd the we of tho modicum pemvand in.
Dr. Schanck u profs-loudly at Ma princlpd
oflctmomer sun: And Alcn 311.. thdulphh.
Ivery loudly, when ull lone" !or advice mun be
manned. Schenck’l medlclnel {or ule by all
Druuilu.
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HAGICOLOGIOAL PHENOMENA.
level-11..- wlleh Alto-Id onl-Ivy
People—heron Brought to Lllhl. Ind
111-nu 111-“ noun: Cur“.
Whenever the muvzluus is an integral ele
ment of anv profusion. nkopticism is certain to
be lC‘li‘e. This line been I chlreutcristic of the
world in :11 Igel, Ind is likely to continue so
throughout I“ time. If people would only
hive the juntiw And indrlpeudenoe to inn-sum
gate Bubjicle with which t n'_\’ are not acqulint- ‘
ed. Ind withhold their u unions until the are ‘
euflicicntly intonncd tn Sludge iim-lligcntl’y, 0: j
cutlwdru “unions which now come so “111)“
from ifnonmuses and nincnm mm woufil not
be lul so frequent. Ind the mxteriun of untum ‘
md sciatica would be in bum-r understood then
It present. In reglrd. torlnitnnce. toclairvoy- ‘
lace end the gift of lie-hug u chimed by Dr. ‘
Percy, whoa room It 206 Kenny street, Are l
dAily crowded. ninety per wnt of the people
who refuse tn believe in his' extnordimry pow
erl Are no more qunlifled to Judge in the mut
ter thm it they were called upon humus"; the
circle or solve the “New at perpe motion. ‘
That, in ugh o! w t Ikaptice Inny uy to the l
ooutnry, r. Percy in Able to correctly rudthe ‘
put. preterit md future. gin ndvim to uert
oomiuglevill. unnvel owl-enter beyond the hen
olord nry mm, loon- dine-nee without making
mention, And effect remuhble cure- witbou
lid of medicine, bu been I 0 often demon
sauna by him Ilneo hi- lrr'lnl in thin city. tint ‘
or“? thou who ere mdicioullyumtngonhtic. ‘
‘w ”manque-tic: thetru ulneuolhhl
reprueubtiom. Nam-mud}: nnd gnb‘
men who huectlledupou himhlve been utter- ‘
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