Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], October 20, 1876, Image 7

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

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a puu‘o’d Phoumnon.
A case has just come to light in New- .
”k, N. J., which is in every sense 01‘
' the word as singular in Its character as
'mt of R. H. Newell, 0! Jersey City,
[who has not eaten substantial food for‘
.1; weeks. The case, which is a very
curious though an _lnterestlng one, is
wagging the attention of the medical ‘
fraternity of Newark, who seem to be
vet, much puzzled over it. It appears
'thfl some weeks ago a lady, the wife of
. well known citizen, front to Rockaway
beach in company wnh her familyto
.pend a pleasant day. During the down- ‘
ward trip the water was rough aucHhe
boat heaved somewhat, so much so, in
deed, that the lady experienced some‘
warble sensations, but did not be- ;
come seasick. She sought refuge from
her feelings in the cabin, where the i
nausea gradually disappeared. Never- ;
‘ Mean. her whole system. seemed to be
disturbed during the sail, and the sea‘
hm did not have the usual invigora- ;
fingefiect. For several days alter an
allusion to the boat or the humming of
.tune that was played during the pea
’Bo caused a sensation of nausea, and
she could not take anlyl food. For foug
veeks her only nourie ment has been a
cnohr and a spoonful of cofleo or tea
once or twice a day, and occasionally a
peach or a piece of melon. .
The lady has tried over! remedyto
get her appetite back, but Without avail.
Not alone does she caperienoe a want of
.ppotite, but a positive repugnance of
food. Tonics, on being taken, are im
mediately rejected by the stomach.
The digestive organs are fully distend
ed and larger than in their normal con
dition. This circumstance sometimes
causes pan). Her system is very weak
Ind her health poor. The case 18 caus
\ in much anxiva among the lady's
l‘ friends; The more mention of sailing,
' or the motion of one's arms as in row
ing, and the whistling o! the tunes play
ed, «use! arecurrdhce of the same gem
nations as were felt on the boat. The
unit-looked upon as entirely new in
mological science, and though specu
' n is extensive, it is impossible so
tar to arrive at any solution or remedy.
Hint: for the One 0! the Tooth.
We find in en exchmge en article on
are end treetment of the teeth, from
which we draw several points: Persons
with decayed teeth should never drink
We» hotortoocold, neither
‘ ' “tech thenemenlbrinion tooth—
eehe. Inhevifi decayed wet stopped,
Hemthet the deceaed pert: ere
plwionely eleened ont. beerve, duo,
“the-topping need innate! menu
nelp % » s": 1r AM»
be new, never nerdy
guy enhehnoe. u tending to deetroy
enamel ooeting of the teeth.
'lo prevent the tormetion of mm, rub
theteeth on going» bed, end eleo the
flu thing in the morning. Parme-
Ilnettention to the Itomech, en when
,yufindthe tongue {erred tekeleme
' pedicine. * n ; '
‘ re to cold 13 the meet freq‘ent
one. flaming 1:” trill-ea and
- v , on”
3333 ”$375.“ it.
When you here the tootheehe, do not
be persuaded to try ereoeote; it gives
rpm-er, relief! to the oerioatooth eat
when; .9 :..~'-w% we
Inn-ins fomentntione teke oere 10""
been not expo-ed to edreltof eel eir,
diam hem: more sensitive at out
inn-lan et the: the. , .
The wont of ell bed bite in picking
the teeth yith 3 pin, end nothing ie l 0
memgeto tootheche. I! eneh e
mint indulged in, me e quills
All. lutly,_be it obeerved thet the (n
--hre perfection o! the teeth depends up
on the ettention beetovedbrpon them In
youth. Perente mot too ling?
tuna-ed with the importance of I
“"90; 0150;! on youth he too {requelitly
win my mule-nee or neg eot
I .Tnflnmo or Bum—The quee-
Hm_whetherbeee hove the power of
MB ii I mooted int among notar
_ “up Sir John Lugobook 1m tried ex
‘ mmhwithhiebeeein ordertoeln
«who. am... Thee hedne pupa
Nuchnoloeetohiebeee, hehutned
"'OB whhde,edu-ill pipe, owning
. M, Ind Ihontinq, but no noiee eeem
‘0 (11-tub than in the lee-t. Never-
Nh-ecnfiouoooumnoo took place
| h dlylldnoe It Windeor.
1 06"” 8“WI!"- oonmendm“ ofloer
w WWeGurd-Jepomthete few
? “Hm. 'hen the regiment we: xe
yWhomeflelddny, eewennof
‘ rwghfiaanm, lollowed
“FHvuthehudeo: the Milo:
““38 ill the hornet- yerd the bend
Wuphgzymommmw
finch; the followed their on
m' forming up Ibo, end eettling on
' lmuch o! . tn. am the heede o!
“5 benghmen. They were It onoe
the Pneoner by the oorpon! of the
my end Ire now hived in the bunch
Th. dint-hoe over which the beee {ol-
Mthehendwu more then e mile.
We h" heard of opening beee, but
g'.‘ "3 Eunice! beee with nvengeenee.
“hmmgm in the country
been”; be“ y Incen- ol nttling e
WEN with 3 piece 01 iron, or
W‘m aefinkettle, end the
old “‘l3? Mew-6m“- u‘
uv. . ~
kyle-don of e nemue wear-1:;-
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“mm “It no nee eon imitate,
a“ h"80h.- hm: frol'nhh mother-in
‘- I'hu'Pl! Inquiring it that-pore room
A lady.
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sums. wrm A summon“ mm, BUN
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0n the sixth of August there was an
qccultation of the lsnet Saturn by. the
moon, and Inns-trimaran me united
among astronomers, by reason of the
beautiful scene vhieh the telescope re.
vealed on that occasion. On the third
of Septeuxber there wflinother occult»
tion by the moon In the morning. On
the twenty-seventh of _AngusL Saturn
we: in oppoeition to the Inn; tint in,
though, the ezrth and the planet were
in. Jun. 'ne,the uh coup by
the middle place. It is somewhat’ re
muhble that 111 the océhltetions were
on §undsy. ‘ ‘ ,
TllO. NB» the “PM" 0‘
wfifl” "@345
II I I
the'Fr‘enc astronomztgrronvfot,'m e
memoir on the phyeieel eepecte o! the
planet Saturn. Thie memoir wee pub
lished, with illustrations. in Sillimau':
Journal. One of these conclusion was
that the inner. ' d Saturn‘s outer
ring has {or norm ee- ehown jagged
(tiorms near thehndfee, which would in
icate irreguluity‘ of structure; enothee
is thet the thiekneee of the whole ring
system‘ in increeeing, end tint the inner
ring is not entirely hen-gerani
thongh more neerly so then the planet.
Thie system-of ring! renders Setnrn en
unique menberol the planets: bunny;
and, as nodm‘ inve‘igatiom tend
somewhat to all" tint '0 lave in it an
evidence d the hath of laplece‘e hy
pothesis d the whine] formtiono! our
system, the import-nee blocked to e
careful obeerveteon of the leteet posi
tion by astronomers my be .reedfiy ep
precieted. ‘ . .
Satnm is now only ebont 732,000,000
miles from the earth, inst-ed of 829.-
5009?! miles, its greeteet dietence. It
in til I diflerenoo ol IBflJXXMXI) mibe’
which mekee the period of en opposi
tion so important to théetergaun.
Saturn ie the oddeet oi, worlds
that oompoee the known eyetem d the
‘nniveree. He in sixth in the order 0!
idgetanc: from the en. Wandrzwed
Wrong eetmngteleeoo ' '
‘peere etriped with derrhelte, vii:- 4
i from their perelleliell to the equetor of z
‘ the plenet, ere believed 3 eome ecipn- ;
tietetoheve been de ed by cnhi
I rente einn'lu to outtnde winde. He ie
:ettendedby ei t letellitee, who here}
been, einee the ' xii-got tin-m»
in! end in' their m .}
He ie c in in ehereoter, end new”
lpreeente the nine egpeerenoe twice in
‘eueeeeeien. For the epprent eeoeno‘
tnoity, the eetrononere gm the reeeon
thet, einee the-urth'e men dished
from tie enn ie “AXIOM” mflml
nrn,w enine Whifiie ‘
78§000,000 mafia... neereet the mfl
en 880,000,” :Ith when w‘
iromit. Aethe leneolhierinaeie‘
“wax. anmflmww
it- e . I
womb-ghee whhhithpl
eenteg'to em: I: Madly ones;
ing; e which w l
to the am en. bulge, den onetilu- 3
:11: ell-using- . '.. * 1
The in W on}: when the
sun will?» a.“ m on the eune
lide d it, but “been. invisible when»
ihphne pe-ee w the oenterd‘
the W in well ee when it pent
through the eenfier of flu mm. On thin
mount, uyl Sir John Mel, twmorl
three dinppeennoee of?» ' ‘
hnppeninlverylhd' .. . .j
The diuppeennoee hh~ t
every filteen L”. or“, file of
Seturn’enw fioninfl _ endthe
two lidee of :he ring" ’ ,1
amyemo ennehme . you;
of darkneu. . e . ’“‘ 3: ‘fl
Snum thud “50w; vim: the
sun sets, m ‘ ‘
in the eveningn‘ai s]) W
eat. It will be b {M
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was young, in V , ‘ w
settled ‘ ‘ on not
mm. .0, ”Kg“... --
bin juntioo of mun-co in the
”mining trial 3‘ In. mood of
murder. No l-vy- “a“ n“ in
thin putlcnlu ml, and mm had
it :1] his on “y. mum
vu in, he gnnly’dhd'ih pin-Ir
to the but, an“ th' .0 hm
fif‘”°fi°“°"“" 3'3...” '
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sad the I , _ ‘3'";
brought before the '
tion. In thorium, mm, 311‘-
yon-(roll. MG (on H was»;
mod by the wound, nd uppe-nd in
all; gout-room lot thetdobnu. The
0 ”nice m prooooqu .- «Ime
withtho uoond can u “shalom-u,
when he wu intu'nphi by the lunar]
counsel. “I! “confidant,"honid,
“you «Emma mszll tint
on can on 0 on
1’: you hunn'mm 33m, mm
oozerwmdlh‘fidhmunnfl
an"
"17011.1 me mama-u. honor.
“Curt try him! Thw- all you know
nbontit. I tried Inland ind hill
hugoflymm noun 12,331! lon
don-gun. Ir. Comb]: , bring“:
“new! '“d {raw-gum
m “'1 , ;
himJoo." And odidn ‘
Blunt-I oinlao—Tho when); of NO.
nlstoal Pnooolty.
William Crotch wss born in 1775, at
Norwich. His bther‘s Brpsper, with
‘ no knowledge of musxc, but a passion
ate low {or the art, built a small organ,
and taught himself two or three com
mon tifles which he Paved with one
hand-n an ‘oneasms thorn? ‘JVhen
his'lmlehoyws'e-onlyn’yea nd a half
old he discovered a great inclination {or
music, by leaving even his food to st
tend to it when his father was playing.
At twoy‘efs sldlmbo‘ldlmdi the hey
note of h s favorite tunes, in order to
persuade his father to repeat them.
-Soon after this, as he was unable to
name the tunes, he would himself play
the he or thomhnduthmgwhm‘
he thought the key-note didodn“ affi
cientl ex ’ whathe w' .te to
publish: . It‘miins tabs.” been
owiw ‘hh’hamg heard Worm
snce of Mrs. Lulman, a musical lady
who came to try his father's organ, and
who not only played on it, but sang to
her own accompaniment, that he first
attempted to execute s tune himself.
One evening, in passing through the
sitting room, he screamed and struggled
violently to go to the organ, on which,
when he was indulged, he eagerly beat
dowg‘the keys “sl3“ littlle fist. Neat»
day ‘ng lqit wi 'l hrot or a on
0! 14,11de not’le: him r 4 ultil'ho
blew the bellows of the orgaflywhile he
[set on his knees, and beat down the
,keys, at first promiscnonsly; but pres.
ently, with one hand, he played enough
1 of “God save. the King" to awaken the
l curiosity of his hither, who being in the
l garret, which was his workshop, has
; telilied downhstairs to wormhhitmseuli
1w ow atteor . hen eon
3 it was fie child wfiznwas'pe‘ounilgt h.
i could hardly believe what he had heard
and saw. At this time he was exactly
Itwo years and three weeks old. Next
1 he made himself master of the treble of
the second part, and the day filter he at- ‘
tempted the bass. 0n the parents re-i
lsting this extraordinary circumstance]
to some of their neighbors, they were}
hnghdmand‘advissdlvyne new;
repeat snch marvelous stories, as they‘
would only expose themselves to ridi
onle. However, a few days after, Crotch
being illhld unobls to go to work, Mr.
Paul, a raster we‘fer, by whom he was
employed, paling accidentally by the
door, and hearing the om, taneied he
had been desired, and cm hnd
stq‘dathoinsw diverthhnselfonhis
lawsuits instrument. Fully possased
wish this idea, he. snared‘the house,
7“ NM .
door, he In'w the eEd playing 5: the
organ. while his brother was blowing
god bellows. Mr. Paul_ thongath:
m H :
immediately brought two or three of
the neighbors to' hsarit, who. proposa
‘tingths new smwd oineal'l one
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followmg day still m numb-I,
{some toths house, ‘ “WW
0! W,“ "mm “kg
‘rents were forced to limit lib '
tion- to certain days and hours. in or
der to lemon his {aims-aw
themselves from the valence cl
mt attendance on the onions mul-
Ame—mm
A nmtion on the much from the
(navigate the ganja “ otive
le, Ind ‘ In" it Whip”-
toul in the report of Dr. Arr,
AI lilh physidm. Let “muse
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ber ‘ w! u add M." 11."
745' yl In ,255 girls, I dispro
rtian which by nnd by will be re
good I! file ‘ll]..th of the
boys,“ will!» m. ore the.
,elou of 02:0 ,‘f unl history.
Wdi 51"“ f 7 one chilgen
, o _ m auto -
in snot n ‘- ‘ boy! md
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will mb. 1‘ . the mo.
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to be mam and o! thee 123,“
will hue pod-had lathe ‘Sflh you of
the much. The 38, Mun-infill
won lg down then: burdens; but 2,-
1580! cm willflnfigleon so96,|nd
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GOOD NEWS ! GOOD N EWS !i
“ an. You nun-a a. New. 1"
Thu PETER RHORTHM) Flo-oer Herein-I
1120!. bu mam-ed his prion to suit the tum-I
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SEWING MACIIINE
Wu Aw-l'dod Ito III": ...-I In 131:.
Benin. En no Moran. one o! the Committee.
wu for yen-T: the my!“ 0! Samuel Hlll. Agent
for the Florence. flow r. Murenu ecelved hh
Appointment the public Ire It llberty‘) IWO
- Food. “It“. Look Stitch
SEWING MACHINE,
In competltlon with the Flonnce. 111 lerded I
Plat Premium II I“ “In held In "assume. Among
them-.- rn-cho. noun... PM
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ll lechnulul' Imumu- nlr. 187‘. which the Atom.
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moor-um: engine: health Invarhbly rational
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