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IIHIHIER (H (IIH'IIUIWXY.
Fnrtllnln'lll‘rll ul' 3 fmv of mu
nmnlmpvr mvn u'lm urn so anxious
tn gvt uuzly {rum nx‘lln«-uin\'_\', and
that iusln-t‘ may l»:- anm to Mr.
an‘lier‘ \w rupulnli~h his (‘nlltrallio
tin“ of (In- WMx-I)’ I'il‘t'ulah‘d :lssm'ia
tml moss H‘lml'lh 01' his “nnw depart
urv":
BAIJI‘IHIHT. Jan. lib-"rho thllowing
Mh-r mu m-u-iu-«l _uu'lvruluy by Rev. 31 r.
.\lurri-‘nn. wlilnr of the "l'rt'ihylc-riun
\\‘wklyf‘
Bunnmxx. X. Y.. Jun. s‘, 1373'.
5h llmn Sin. .\iomnmv it i< illum
wirahiet: me how rational men «houhi
allow them<ei\‘e-‘ to he excited h_\' [in
ltt'l‘ilitiii'm llli‘i‘!’|lm'i\‘ (Vi'iilt‘ l'l‘pOi'it'l“. .'llltl
[hp ANllt‘iiliUi I'l't‘\~' l'l'lNll‘L" [“59“ o|]
themin regard to my ~entiments. For
HmeJh-p year“. in printed volumes. :t~‘
well :u trom the pulpit. I have preached
and printed. in every conceivable turm.
the truth ot the in<piration ot‘ the sat-red
Scriptures. the exi<teuee and government
at God. the doctrines of the Trinity and
the divinity of L‘hriit as very God. the,
universal sinfulnessot nrm. the atonement
ofL’hrist. the doetrine ot'a change ol'henrt.
the etlieaeiou: intiuenw of the Holy Spirit
In regeneration. and the doctrine of a re
tributionimth here and hereat'ter. it is
true that the que<tion ofthe. nature ot‘sul‘-
feriumthe ohjeuti of penalty. and the one:-
tion of its duration. 1 have discussed with‘i
such light :l~‘ i had. denying that: all the‘
light had yet broken out ot'holy Sul'iplllrei;
on various points that it contained. The?
charge-tot :Itheiqn. inﬁdelity. Universal-i
ism. theism. are made by men who know
nothing. and who takes no pains to know
anything. “E 3134 have they." etc. My
working sympathiee go with the evangel
ical orthodox ministry. I retus‘e to hel
held to constiteney with any dogmatic"
system oi theology ofthe past. lam with y
(.‘dvin and again Calvin; I tun with Ar
minim and against Arminiue; I inn with
Episcopaey; 1 am with the Roman ()hnreh
liltiu‘lg‘tlitls‘t is—my object being not to
hnild or to defend any system of theology
or government. but to bring men near to
God and buiid them up in in holiness of
life. lhcsm‘ WARD BEECUER.
The New York M. E. “Advocate,”
a leading religious newspaper, in
commencing upon Doctor Beecher.
says:
With a genius for rhetoric and
gush, and with a heart large enough
and strong enough, were it only
rightly harnessed with logic, to
draw all the nations of the earth up
toward a better life, he is pro-emi
nently ﬁtted for getting into trouble
where impulses are treated as pur
poses. and ﬁgures of fancy are meas
ured by the law of definitions. In
the war against sin he is not a can
non but a load of hay. Rightly used
he would feed the artillery and so
help efﬁciently; but when he is
pushed up to the front as the repre
sentative orthodoxy he is put at dis
advantage, and may be made to sub
sist the enemy’s cavalry as well as
that of his friends.
He has been schooled in a most
earnest way. God has been trying
to teach him,b_v the things he has,
suffered, obedience to the customs oi
society which his lax immensity has
over-lapped; obedience to the accu-l
ncies 09 human thought as con-i
dean in the ditioitinnsol centuries}
of experience; and obedience to the
laws and right of other minds in the‘
use of language. "is genius has
given a charm to hie lasness that has
made it perilous to those who hadi
not his wealthotneture. That which
ie out the cause of am in him is made
the themesaion of sis in ushers. ‘
"be had leescoo‘denoein Beach,
or. ands more rigid interpretation oi
Sartre". these would have been no
Cut a defense of his tﬂhodolr‘
He has alien |UMIM to sunk in
.M 1115!"! home‘s. but It is“ WM
twin-liar huul of hemp“ p".
so by shes-«1:1!- Ivth chum M
lab!" it is a suit oi Duh .l harness.
m which It» “Illa! slul tin- i-rw- luv.‘
are- iodl-tm‘wslalue and mt"
changeable Thus .I has nose-v mat
tend were. out. 1t“... ...: ..f 9..
lame. he 'w‘ls-d W iii neither
~‘(“.l lei-Ole ts. -~ reap-rt t..- ”(Ib.-
d.-,.‘_ M ﬁgs t . mutantle :ell the pu‘
lit to 'ltNQllcv-m n! his slrg-g- my not
tutu ‘l'""J in hm . is, a- i he t..-
atzwt an «new u in”. mad mm
as w .
g; lav 'f-e' ’- Hm .'. in. s .
. "3‘ rewi'su- r] .a L“:i.‘ .1-
In es. ml at ie‘ m -i H. ~l l'
0‘ 'luﬂ l ’ "‘w‘ 1 I". ‘gv‘ -
trust-Mt a': g -' l"' n t yr.
e'roems' -~ on. \\e.»*.49
quuls'l.eew'¢~ tel'eht
Duh"? ~,,...,,,,. lieu... n
Us. (In 'sO- ‘ s . ‘a' n ' 'pdt.
Duh-non , - ..v __- y ~ 1".
l-v In. n- H. ..v. ._ |.~...‘ 1‘
gum, vii. . -u nua‘e Ur.
whom mvn use sut-h :m atmhignity to
m-ntrulim (Ill1"l|ﬂll‘ tho «livinl-ly :tp
pnintml :trgumnnt ugnin~t <in. thon
it lit‘t‘ulllPS tlS‘luHP of (tl‘unw- that
ought not to ho loft in the way to
“to. llut tho holly of hie confhxinit
put him in opvn antagonism to tho
hnrosh-s that might tlouhlc tlmir
gtrength hv his allergiunw.
\Vo rvurut the tlmologie'al ulwrm
tions of any man who can connnmnl
tho puhliv our. and «spatially ofsuwh
annulus waht‘r. Thu lmttlo for
righteousnens is hard enough at tho
hmt. It is no sham light on the
plains of probation for tht- amuse:-
Inmlt of Wondering angels. Tho holl
mm] forces are too many and too
mighty to mod reinforr-ing by ora
torionl sentimentality. Young mon,
riding on tho smalling title of their
ansions, break loose from tlmir
moorings and drift out to sea too
readily and too frequently, without
having such acolossal soul as Beech
er stalking along on the stormy
beach in the mists and gathering'
gloom for tho purpose of cutting
away the lower half of the divinely
appointed stays.
A polite man has been very ap
propriatuly defined as one who will
listc-n attentively to a description of
something he knows all ulmut, by
one who knows nothing of what. he
speaks.
A. w. LEARNED
‘7 Family ' '
Grocerieg
Port Townsend.
A PRUGLAMATION.
By the Governor of the Terrltory of
Washington.
WHEREAS TIIE LEGISLATIVE ASSEM-
I)lyo{thc Turrilnrym’ Wunhlngtnn, by
an art appmvud the 9th (luy of Novumlmr. A.
1). N 77. Provided that u spuclul vlccllon should
beheld In said Territory. on tlm mh day or
Alll'll, 1878. for the purpose of clmnslnu (It'll!-
mucs to usswmhlu m, Wall". Wullu. in sulll Tur
rltnry.un the eleventh (lay of Jum- A. U.,
[slll.tol‘lmuexgspuu('npstltutloq;_ ul_ui_ . .
\VIH-ZIHCAH. it is further provided in ﬂuid
net. that duh-gums mmld L‘uuvvntkm shull In:
elm-toll in the 'l‘crrltory m lurgo und in (H. -
lrﬁgsus gal-lows: _ .. __ . .
’l‘ln'w- Delugun-H in the Territory m largo.
One ln-lugmu in the Pint Judu'iul Uinrh't.
Unc IM-lvuulu in the Second Judicial l)|.-lrlut.
Uno ”oh-gum In the Third Jutlh-lul blalrh-l.
(hm lk-luuutu h) lheL‘ounty of Wullu. Wulln.
Um: Deluume in thu L‘nunty of Khui.
Ono Delegate m the Countlus o! "hm'smn
and MW!“- . . .. .. A. - . n.
(me Dolomite in the Counties of Clark, Sim
nmninﬁfilckimt and Yakima.
One Immto in the Counties of Cowlitz, Pu
ciﬂe and Wuhkinkum.
‘ Uno Delelfme in the Counties of Pierce, Ghe
‘ hulls and 3 mm. '
‘ Une Delegate in Counties of Clnilum. Island.
Jutfcrmn and Sun Jtmn.
(me lkelmfnte in the Counties of Kitsup. Sno
hominhunt Wlmteom.
Ono IM-lm‘ntv iu the Counties of Coltunhiu.
Stu-Hens hm Whitman: uml
thzmcas. it in further hrm'ldt-tl in mid m-t.
that the ('ouutios oi ltlnho. Shmhonc mill .\‘w.
l'un-e. in iiw'l‘t-rritnr)‘ of iduho. "my 'l'l‘t‘-
Inn-whim! In nuiul I'onwniion Ivy om- Duh-unto
who nlmil lmvu iiiu ltrivilvun oi the titmr. lull
nimil not he ontiiiw ton r 010:
Now. (‘ltlunrnnu l HIJSIIA l'. FERRY.
unvertmr oi the 'l‘erritorv oi Wuimmlou. hy
\‘II'HN' of the power mu] authority in Int!
\‘lnlmi by will M‘l. do iu-n-ll)‘ call I ﬁlm-in]
elm-tion In |l‘ lwlcl In the non-ml I‘ounties in
Hill Territory on tha- "h in 0' Av“ A. 11.
In“. [or .iw [lntro-«of I'M'Hnll I c- Iwn-In
hrinn- mentione- . The mill r «I*. to In
«mnilwtwi and miurm tin-wot n do not!
transmittal u in MI. "mutt-NI hy law m
and or [rm-cu Mort inn- lot 11-innur Io i'on
lulu. I’m-«mum: Hiumei‘fml Im- horn-t
Ihr lqhhtivri'mumll at l Tc-rtitm-. .\mi
m- an nmnlu-M Mann. Hunk-ma. nmi S»:
m in the Tmilury at! Main. Il’!‘ run-outed
In riot-l l» mu- m mini 1 unu‘vnlkm Mb
I'i-lni lot in void .1, It merit muo- uni in In it
nun-n . can In hound riﬂe-Mn h) tiw
rill-nu at uni «huntin-L
I! ‘I‘INTiIIIIT I'llﬁll'nl'. i
.co . In" mum" ”If Ina-M uni
. , . not-l lhrhm' mn! llerr‘
Hunt In Mr uﬂhrvl ll Uh mud;
‘ ’ i th- WI: au- "1 Juan \to
0...- ”... than-gut lulu hI-vitv-i
and ﬁrm! yacht
NJ"! s l' Vlilll.
') [he cm.
I N "a was
hum-n n! (hr Mun“
JOE! P. PETERSON
Hex-ohm: Tailor
’
n. IAIrImrI-t a.
ll "I'PQIIII 'vﬁtll If IJ‘YI
“1.21"“ ""2.".:....‘.‘.‘ .'.‘s ..‘7’.’
loin-and”. 1m not“...
I. own,“ Wilt-Cull“
Inn-m- bah-n 4 0“”! cm and
Ina-«n tun-nu. 0‘- U... gun-o
a. or” N IMO.-
at.” an. o m M" 0'
Punk-- uWqubD—c min.
‘mﬁh' dud-I a" an Jui- l' Minn.
l‘n-n Inc-«l. and cm [h s'-
IN» .7 ﬁrm tr!" 5 I»
ha I" dull. W W mam
mun-unu- (m L’my nutt- ....
nu“ up pk.-
JUIH r. PETIK'UDK.
A L l‘uﬂ Tum
MI‘I IlnL 19 dummy 4..
an O m «and. A; I M «at
‘ " ‘I‘IRRNI W]
“.“I J L U x
\\‘lm‘: mu- nun! Ilrlnil IN-zlh-Nin
meme 1: \1;
g ‘ '1
MERCHANDISE
l ;0F EXTRA QUALITY. }
HARDWARE,
Hausa and Ship Carpenter‘s Tools,
SHIP CHANDLERY,
GROCE R I E S,
rl3O ”VISIONS,
Boots and Shoes,
\VIN'ES,
1. I Q U o n s,
! CIGARS. .m, 556.
’ AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
Of all Kinds. .
AG EN'I‘S FOR THE
BUCKEYE
MOWER Sc REAPER
HAINE’S HEADER
Sweepstake Threshers,
SEED-DRILLS
Taylor’s Sulky Rakes,
MOLINE FLOWS.
Mitchell’s Farm Wagons
Sun, &0.. &c..
A‘l‘ 'l'lH-Z
Lowest Prices
I'MH‘ 'I‘HH'NSKND. W. 'l‘.
x.- boon Ito-opened
" 11. I» .‘I A ll Y "TT.
AMI 'l' h MAW ph'pll'ﬁl ht turd“)
Superior Meats 8m
|,. ~ ...... p. uhn In}. Yu‘v-v lmn In.
”In I‘ Ir-mt‘v
I? Q ! ..um- ﬂ‘h-V [mung-'l' ‘s}
(il\' I~'. Hl \l A "\LI.
"A l' \ l‘ “A, 'M" 'l' ~"IIL ”In:
|'...,;1,.:..| 'J' gap». lhv- ...-u. run“
In! .‘AIL’O- 'w luv-"t? Q Hm“
uli \lulil ‘NIIH .t tn.
5- h 1'..” n! I'l'rnl- ILII ll
07 K "may 4. In
Manhattan of Partnership.
IIH u-..u.‘v-«¢m-l, at: law."- -.r m.
Fun; ..I “- \aughl .\ “MOP. ha "0.. g I!
~...... mu mm hnwv- m. n... m. In: Jan
.-l'lnur\,l~:~ ~l|--~‘\—l uhl Idﬂlur.
‘.‘.\i‘, V.) Illllllu w-h-d 'l'
.i\l|,\ \lv \ \l hlll‘.
I. h HUIKIH‘ “.\LLLK
a v‘ ‘ p ‘
‘IL I , ‘
l A J.‘ 1 0‘
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Steam-hip Dakota,
2|oo Tons, ll.1;..\lnll<l~:, ('ummsmzu,
\\Hl‘l. Ll-I.\\'l‘. ”N THE lu'l‘lih‘ 111-LING
uIH-r Im-IH'lnm-(l:
SAN FHl\.\'(ll.\('ll.’l'T.'l‘U\\'N.‘H.VD.~ vu-‘nmm.
Aug. ‘2O .\uu. 9* Aug. 10
su-m, 10 Aug. 2“ Ana. an
5111!. ‘l'.) Supt. l! 31"“. I"
m-t. 20 (m. H mt. In
Uri. LN UN. 30
Steamship City of Pa nam a,
1500 tons, W. n. SliAlll'lt\',(‘u.w.\|.\xxmn
‘V’ILL LEAVE ON THE FULIAHVIM.‘
dam-H:
MN memam P'l‘. I‘oszme vwmmA.
Aug. 10 0n m-rlvnl. Aug. ‘2O
Aug. 30 “ “ Supt. It)
Mlll. 20 H “ 3'01". 30
Out. 10 “ " IM. '2O
tn A 6
—#
NO'rH..---.\ln_\--.’U. June In. S.-pt.3l) uml IM-o.
.‘lﬂl-ulnlnunn Sunday. the simmers wlll sml
May In, June 10‘ Sept. '."Junll Dev. '29.
l‘:l<<engers from Portland and np-Smmd
ports will take Puget Sound mail steamer
and make mnneetlun with the City 0!
Panama at Victoria. Steamer Dakota“
gue< through (0 Olympia.
Thu-<0 .\‘N‘lllllt‘l‘h' leave. Vietnrhl at noon
on the «lay :nlverti~'e(l. 'l‘ivketi are, good
nnlyon the stenmen fur whieh they are
purl-ham], and are not tvrun-‘ﬂ-rahle. For
freight or passage apply on board. or to
11. L. 'l‘lllllAl.S,
General Agent for Puget Sound,
l’ort ’l‘ownseml.
. “1
N 0 W (10 ods
RECEIVED
A LARGE STUCK or
GROCE R I E S
PROVISIONS,
Which are on mlunt
The Lowest Etesfor Cash.
UIIARLES EISIﬁNBEIS.
Pioneer Bakery,
l'OR'l“ TOWNSEND, w.'r.
H L TIBBHWO ’S
o 0 I o
!
SUPERIOR TEAMS
WlLl RFING HRS
-.\NlD——
Commlsslon Merchants
Vessels Ithm-ucd,
l‘roi‘ht- Collected.
Teaming of all klndl done.
a! Ill'nmnnhlc- lbw-- and Hull-nu'unu
uunmnlu-11.
I‘V'nwuwma “Wt-«mummy nI'SH
m-nprmnpll)‘nllc-ndml ln. ‘
mun mu “hum.“ wmm “Mina
(I nu lumll. Alumnus-l II‘IL.
Tmmn‘ nu. 3””:qu u ‘51..
AI-;FTI DUI
Null-mu lion.
Seattle ﬂoor. and
Lu, llro'u Ml Inlet all Ru! ﬂoor.
\I I. 111 ‘l‘b.~--11;Tul ‘l’.“ 7n "I‘M
.' .urr Ilil nvunr wumm mu) van-ml
w T.» H» nun II;-l;;:-I" l'nv' ‘l’un nun-n.l,
Ia I‘ In“ 'lu' In nun. nl‘\ll'll .'u-ml- um.
."n‘in- vh- 11-m- lv-v w-uv ln‘ t'qhv ':m<. luv
.' ..'. I" 2%; “.3. '.T.".'...§C.1.'.. 'Tu.'{.l'.'.7f2£
a. I, hwavm‘ \nuv (mul- lul mun, )D‘ﬂl'
:I- -‘- {h _ I-nvznn 1‘“ I-- all \v-m lull II
n. L. tin-Au a co..
I’III'! 'l'nu'um'lnl. \V. 'l‘,
J. F. SHEEHAN.
Importer o! Tin PM“. Shoot.-
Iron. Copper Zinc. Bnnco
Tin. Win.
.tovoo. Mon.
H II“. ”mt. mus ....n mu:
l'll'bi ‘A‘l‘. I|\\Hl
IInI ).\ \IH.I;D
nonno w w A nI.
”04134“ [ulna/rig Hardware.
l’url 'l'uwnuuul. \V. 'l'.
DRU GS, l
‘r w ‘
‘ PAIN IS, OIL
STATIONERY, 350.,
Wholesale and Retail, by
.MLEILL
Port Townnend. \V. T.
DRUGS. _
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
‘ AND TRUSSES;
Patant Modlclnos of all Ind
GLASS, .._
PAINTS, i
OILS, '
_ AND BRUSHES;
A Large Assortment.
SOAI’S,
' PEIWUMERY,
l PUMADES
HAIR. OILS,
And all Arlicles used lor lho Tollol,
3m, «20.. Ace.
Quick Sales .1: Small Proﬁt!
[7' Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. _ 41y
AND
O RGANS .
Grand, " 1
Square
s'. Uprigh
PIANGST
Church, 1,
Hall :
Parlor
Organs .
Prices Lower than Ever Before
mos rm $220 T 0 s7O
onenns mon 880 T 0 :40
coamsu a co..
Washington. I. J
PEOPLE
M A R K I'l'l‘.
Opposite Wmhington Ho
Con-(army on Hand tho
CHOICEST M EAT
Voqublon.
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ll .4 u,...._ 1.”. .\ .\.
1... IMIYH l C. IICKLIV
CENTRAL HOTEL.
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