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PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
ALLEN \‘H-IIIL Editor and Proprietor
'I'HURSIMY. MARCH ‘3O. 187‘.)
WALKS ON TEMPERANCE.
“Woouumnlmlhnt glwm 111 l neigh
bor «11-Ink."
How to Have Good Lodge Meetings.
Think about it through the week.
Determine upnn something which
You will present. to make the meet
ing a goml one.
Be at. the lodge-room ten minutes
before the time for commencing and
see the: regalia, rituals, gnvels, cards.
etc., are all in their preper places.
li. spoils a lodge meeting to have to
make preparations for it after it has
commenced.
Commence when the time comes
for commencing.
Push matters along briskly up to
the time of the recess. Very much
of the gen-ml success of the treating
depends upon not wasting time at
this pm of the evening. Put espe
9i|l cure upon the initiatory cere
mony.
Make the recess about ﬁfteen min
utes long. See everybody in the
room. Let no one go unnoticed.
Seek out the quiet ones or strangers
and make them feel at home.
Transact the business of the Lodge
from recess to the "(300d of the Or
der” in a business like way. Don’t
throw away time in quibbling over
technicalities, but don’t be impatient
when members want to say what
they think. It is everybody’s
right to talk. Talk is the safety
valve which oftentimes saves an ex
plosion. Respect honest opinion,
although it does not coincide with
yours, and abide by the decision of
the majority, although it is not the
way you wanted it to be.
The programme for the “Good of
the Order” must be arranged at re
cess. Don’t undertake to stumble
along without a programme. The
ditferent parts need arranging into a
symmetrical whole. If any one is to
be called upon let him know it in ad
vance. 0n the other hand don‘t call
upon one who has not consented to
respond. Invite every one to par
ticipate, no matter what his accom~
pliahments may he. The Lodge must
not get the impression that there are
only three or four who are qualified
for service under the “Good of the
Order.” The success of the meeting
and the strength of the Lodge de
pends upon the number who came
into active work.
Close when the time comes for
closing, and thot time should in no
can be more than two hours and a
hnlf from the time of commencing.
It may b 0 impossible to hear all who
have consented to participate in the
Good of the Order, but never mind.
ltis of more importance that the
meeting should close by a given
time than that all should he. heard in
one evening. Shut down at :1 rec
sonably early hour, and all hands will
go home feeling that they haw on
joyed the evening. and will be rvatly
to commence at the right time next
week.
A movement is in progress in the
town 01‘ Olympia to induce Dr. J. W.
Watts to come to that place and lec
ture again on Temperance. It is de~
aigned to pay his expenses to and
fro.
In Pennsylvania, since our report
oflnst month from this State, nine
G. T. lodgos have been organized.
In Missouri, sixteen lodges organ.
izod is the record for Decembermnd
for the month of January, twelve.
In Wisconsin, {rot—nilkcjmnn
unry lOlh, twelve new lodges institu
ted, three teorganized.
MN)" 'l‘l'lMl’lAß HIKEVI'I'IIZN.
BEEN away on another Temper
um-o fvruy. l’lezm- ucuse the lim
iting u!" this dvpurtmcnt in consu
quencc 01 this rush.
Tm: npcn Temperance meeting,
held in Seattle on Saturday last, was
quite lihcrnlly uttcndo-il, Yosler‘s hall
lining in IVHSI two-thirds ﬁlled. Fif-
U-en names new added to the Blue
Ribbon club, of that. city, which now
numbers nearly six hundred.
STILL Axornnn lodge organized.
At Pomeroy, Columbia (30., W. T.
Seventeen names on the petition.
It is the Work of Bro. Crawford,
District Deputy. Bro. C. is on the
war path, and is succeeding admir
ably too.
IT seems there was a partial mis
understanding about, the time for
holding the next session of our
Grand Ludge. Arrangements will
perhaps be made to have the session
commence on the 51-10051) Tuesday
in June instead of the ﬁrst Tuesday.
FEARFUL FLOOD.—A London dis
patch lrom Szegedin, dated March
12th, says: After a fearful night of
anxiety all efforts proved useless and
the water broke through with im
mense force at three o’clock, carry
ing aways part of the railway sta
tion, the embankment. Within three
hours the town was many feet deep
in water. Shrieks and cries from
thousands are heard, houses are
crashing by the score. and in many
cases carrying their tenants with
them. God knows what we shall do
to-night. There is no gas, the works
being 15 feet in water, and I fear
We shall run short of food. One
boat was just going to save a large
house full of people when a fearful
crash carried with it the whole living
freight. The scene is simply heart
rending. Over 80,000 people are
out of house and home, hundreds
are drowning, and the water is still
rising rapidly. A later dispatch
from Pesth gives an additional ac
count of the loss of life in and about
Szegedin. Rescuing boats contin
ually strike runs so that in many
cases to rescue the sufferers is im.
possible. A host capsized by Awhich
seven women were drowned. A vi
olent storln is raging and the ﬂood
is continually rising. Unsubmerged
area has been reduced to 600 square
metres, which continually decreases.
At the ﬁrst hirruption of the water
thirty-ﬁve soldiers were drowned.
The government authorities report
301) persons have already been
drowned. At noon Thursday there
were still persons on the roofs of
houses and in the Cold. Six thous-
and persons are still surrounded by
water.
NEGRO INDEPENDENCE—A cor
respondent oays: “Four or ﬁve
hundred negroas from South Caro
line are in Washington, and will
start for Idaho in three weeks to lo
cate lands and Work on the railroad
from Boise. 'l‘ranspurtntion is pro
vided, and they understand well that
they will be taken care of till they
can stand alone, through the efforts
of Senator Bruce and other 'Con
gi'esmnen. This is the ﬁrst. of a
large number to follow and establish
colonies, and Senator Bruce thinks
itan exwllent beginning of negro
independence and manly aell’ sup
port.”
RAH.WAY.—TIte sum of $600,000
is set down in the Canadian esti
mutes for railway construction in
British Columbia. during the present
your. The amount is small and will
disappoint everyone; but half a lost
is better than no bread. The route
that will be adopted is not stated.
Let us join with our cotemporury in
hoping that the amount will he spent
for the purpose {or which it is naked.
—“L‘oluuist.”
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Subordlnate Longs Dlreclory.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
No. Name oi Lodge l‘oatomco Lodge Dep’y
‘2 Forward... . . Nnninhmoo. . ..I‘) I) Archer
3 Mount Atlnnm..thionlinlu.w A “('FHI'IIIIIII
4 'l‘ncmnn.. . .Uiylnpiu... .Jos (‘hiihel'g
ti SI-ntllc... . .. .. .. . .Suutihh. . . ..Jol|n Wt-hsn-r
lo Rising SIMUN-unlm‘nni .\linL-s..N II Martin
12 Jam-rum]. . . . .. l'urt 'l‘mvnscnd. ......\' I) "111
iii 1.mi10w......1'0rt i.utiiuw......l.cwin Punk:
)6 Pioneer “'uilxdlilll'g...” J. I-‘. iiunth
I 7 Fnunluixl........'l‘unlnn.. ......l(‘ Slx-nccr
l‘.) sliukespcurc..l'm'l .\lmlmun..c Mrlml'lnulh
2a ('llscudc........\‘llM‘lltit's ..........5 II Jones
‘26 ilcuL-on...\'cw Ilnnuenosu...E ll Mt-Ahnmnl
:ui Orient... .. .Whiu- Riven... .S (in-en
u “'lhlvrm-sw.....Arcu<lnL.... l'llilH ’l‘ llnntk-y
«I (‘(»1i'ux........ Coli‘ux.........A(lriim Winner
54 5kugn............5kug11........ EU Hanson
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
1 Britiuh Coimnbiu.. .\'lvtorin...L I" Bunnmn
2 (inward.......\'tunlinm.... ..Wln. Ruilmnnl
:I Slur n! 1101xa....(7mn0x... ...lI K Mu Jlnmn
4 llmninmn.... .Ne Westminster ....J Lord
11 Ccdul‘ Hi11........\'i(-t0r1u........(iu0 ln-nn
For Sale!
Q FARM lN’ WHATCOM COUNTY
und one In .leti'emttt County. The
undersigned others for mile. at a rellFOllitltlc
Brit-e, 160 .\cul-LS or LAM). situated on
lreh Buy. neur Setuiuiuuoo. W. 'l‘.
About 20 acres under cultivation; good
log house. burn. stable und other build
ings. A lttrge portion of the lmtdmn
sists of rich ttliuviul bottom soil und is
lightly thuhered. Well wutered. nettr to
untrket. &c.. Also
120 ACRES UP I. AND Si'l‘UA'l‘El)
3 miles from Port 'l‘ownm-nd. in
.letl'erson County. of \titich llt‘lwt‘l‘ll
thirty and forty ttcrcs‘ttrt' in cultivation.
The soil is of the richest kind. and it good
turn) cult be nntde or it. ‘lhis turtn. us
the other. has all ueoessury bttildiuga lu
eluding a lumber house. ttpon it. [thus a
tine young orchnnl. and other Improve
ments. ’l'ertns. Cash. Apply to CHAS.
BCCUMAN, or at the Axons otiiee. Port
Townsend. tf:36
Advanced Punk-lune.
Mtt ny ot the more tulvntued physicians
having tound Dr. l’ieree‘s Fondly Slrdi
ehte.~ prompt and sure. prewrihe them
regularly in the‘r practice.
'l‘wrxvnu; Tm... liluy 28th. 187?.
Bit. R. V. Putter; Bullido. N. Y.:
Dent Sir—For u long time I suﬂ'ered
with catnrrh. l thmhy l'tlllt'tl in Dr.
‘Zuchnry 0t this place. He turttished no
. with your ilﬂﬁlll Douche. Sum-'3 Uuturrlt
‘Retuedy. and your Golden .\l'tlicul his
eovery. These remedies speedily ell'ectetl
tut entire cure.
Yours truly. JOHN S. CHAMLESS.
.____._..._.___.
H BALDWIN of Monroe City. Ind..
writeuunderdute of Dec. lid. 1877. that
his wile used Dr. l’ieree's Favorite l’re-i
netiption with wonderful resulh‘. It etll
ft-etctl her entire cure. :tl'ter sererui pity-l
<iciuns haul failed. The nntny ~intilor iot
tt~ra positively utlirtniug thut the l-‘utorilo
Prescription luni ('lli't‘ll the tli~en<e> :ttnl
\\'t'iiklle~‘t~'t‘.~l peculiar to “‘ttlltl‘li. intltn-t-d
Dr. l’ieree to sell it under u guuruutee.
Ladies need no longer .ulunit to under“
and pnint'nl local treutznent. its the l-‘uror-‘
Ite Prescription IS a safe. sure. and ineedy
cure. Hundreds who hud been het'-rl Idem
for years have been restored to perfect
health by its use. 1
O I O O
Ternto Hal Umv erslty
The Unlwnlty nl' Walihlnglnn Tt-rrim-
I')‘ has in Faculty ol nine inslrm'lm-s. and
Four Courses of Study:
Classical, Scientﬂc Normal,
Commercial.
Pupils not hilly pn-pnrul m vnn-r any
Loni-w. run l‘Wl‘iVL‘ a thorough drilling in
[he comnnm hmm-lnw. Ill‘UVllll'll Illa-y :m
--nblv lo ruml In lln- lxnlrlu-u (Iv-ntlilh licmlu r
nnd take curn-xpumling hmtllee.
\‘m-nl and inslrlmwnlu! nmuiv. lminling
drawing. military mum :nnl lm-gmph
in): taught. in culllwcliun with lln: illslilll'
timl.
In tho l'niw-rsily lmnrlllng hon-um is
under the c-llluicnt management or Mr.
1). 15. Ward.
Spring 'l'erm Opt-IN March 17. 13'7”.
Lg)" For lmllwr mirth-Illa!":nlllnus
l’lusltlcnl A. J. ANDERSUN.
:1 Smmlv. W. 'l‘.
BRIGGS & FIELDS.
Butchers &' Packers.
I’A li’l‘chV LA R
W‘ AT’I‘ENTIUN PM!) To HlHl'l'l-JHS m
Wale: HI, l’o ’lowmnd.
LEGAL BLANKS
FOIL SALE.
A (1»: i mh‘y Blanks
Dis/riot (.‘mu't Blanks
J'uuslico qh’ﬂ: I’mco Blanks
We Iliﬂ'tl on ham! at thi~' oliim for min.
at I'l‘llSlHlllllll.‘ ratw. tho originah‘ t'arclttlly
prepared by ctntncnt counsel, a large as
<orttnunt of logalhlanke. to-wit:
In Admiralty:
LißElm‘ IN RliM—Nuatly printt-d on
lt-gal cap paper with blank space for the
stating parts thereof
A'I."I‘A(JIIME.\"I‘S AND MONI'I‘IOXS
‘ IN REM.
IS'I‘II’ULA’I‘IOI\'S FOR COSTS HOT"
01“ LIBELLANTS AND RESPOND
| DEN'I‘S. _
1 DELIVERY STII’UIA’I‘ION.
l AFFIDAVI'I‘S OF CLAIMANTS.
! All printed on size 01 legal cup and neatly
i hacked.
I
1111 District court
SUMMONS—with approved Sheriii‘s re
turn thereon.
WRITS OF A'I‘TACIIIIIEN'I‘.
The attention at Sheriliu is particularlv
'cnllvd to the saving ul labor in tanking
[copies
(In Justice cour
U N D E R'l‘ A K I N G S IN ATTACH
MEN IS. A
UNDERTAKINGS ON ARREST IN
CIVIL ACTION.
WARRAN'I‘S OI“ ARREST IN CIVIL
ACTIONS.
NOTICE TO DEFENDAN'I‘S WI'I‘II
GUNS I ARLELS RETURN tin-neon
All printcdon It‘gaicap width.
Also Every Kind of Justice
B 1 a. n k -.
PRINTED TO ORDER.
L‘gr'l'he attention of Justin-q of tho
I’cacu particularly called to the ahnvu
Our New Club Rates.
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‘ The Fawn/was" Review.”
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