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63!}!qu RESTRICTION.
W. \V. (‘nitm
Last Saturday, President. lluyos
rctttrned to the House thv l)lll tn rt:
strict ('hiucm: immigration withnut
h:~ signature, zu'cmupztttied hy a HIP:-
mgw setting t'urtlt his rmtmtm fur
\n-tuiug the lull. llya mu: uf 1“?»
ayes tutti» Hays the “muse rul'usetl
tit tum tlu- luil over the veto. The
Vt'htls ltawtl principally upon the
ground that Cultgrcss hits rm power
to umtlil'y u “only, that that powur
hleluugs uxvluntvuly to the treaty
tuukiug pawn, the President, by and
utlll lht: MllVlcc and Consent. of thc
Sandie. I
While iH'litM'lllg that the (,‘liinesn
should not he allowed to Como [o‘
this country in unlimited ntnnbcisd
wt: believe us iirmly that. that. end‘
should be reached, il‘ possible, by
treatystipulations. In the event of
the failure of negotiations, then it
will be time enough to enact laws
making it a misdemeanor {or a ship
captain to carry more than 15 Chi-i
nose puasengurs at atrip to Americu.l
When treaties exist between nit-l
lions all of their provisions sliouldi
be carried out until they are changedl
or modiﬁed by mutual agreement.‘
Nations are individuals, and rules
that govern individuals in their con-I
duct towards and relations with each‘
other should he observed as applic
able. A treaty hetween nations may
be regarded as similar to articles of
co partnership between individuals.
Um: partner cannot annul any pur
tit‘ular clause in the co-partnership
articles. Both partners must unite
and agree to that client, or the aid
of the courts must he invoked. So
\\ith treaties, the high contracting
parties must observe all the provis
ions, until such time as they can
agree to change arty or all of them,
or they must submit their diﬁ‘erencesl
to Arbitrators or the God of War
for decision. \Vhile all on the Pa
cilic Coast, and many in the East re
purd the unrestricted immigration of
the Chinese to America with Well
.t‘onnded alarm, we opine that hni
few thoughtful, intelligent men will
be found who will not. Upon the so
her second thought agree that the
attempt to restrict Chinese immigru
tion by law without ﬁrst resorting to
negotiation was not the right may to
attain a good end.
THE STATE 0? DAKO'I‘A.--ll is now
pretty certain that the thirty-ninth
State in the Union will he named
Dakota, and embrace tho territory
lying just. north of Nebraska and
west of Minnesota. The bill intro
duced into the Senate by Mr. Sur
gent to enable the people of that
territory to organize a State govern
ment is not at all premature. There
are already 100,000 people within the
limits deﬁned, and there will be 150-
000 before necessary preliminaries
for admission into the Union can bci
completed. The area of the Statei
is twice as large as that of Illinois,‘
and-it forms the last in the lutest tier‘
of Territories admitted into the‘l
Union. 1
Several English statisticians an
nounce that it is useless for the far
mers of that kingdom to attempt to
compete with American wheat rais
ers, unless prices are very much
higher than last season. The addi
tional cost of farming in England
appears to exceed transpurtatiun
rates from this country.
As the sun ddes not wait for pray
ers and incmtaliuns \lmt he may rise
but shines at once, and is greeted by
all; so neither wait thou t'nrapplause
and shouts and culugius that than
rnay’sl do well; but be a spontaneous
benefactor, and lhuu shalt be be
luvud like the sum—Eplctetm.
Ohio has nuuther uﬂice holder.
His name is Oliver Gum], and his of
ﬁce is that of Indian Agent at Qui
mull, Oregon.
m 2 TRENSH IMPREAcHMENI.
Shunhl the French Assembly adopt
the n-[mrt nf its Committee recom
mending the hnpmu-hlncnt of the De
nglie and Huchchunet Cabinets,
it will he a new prucmlent in the
trial by hnpum-hnu-nt. In the United
States It is hvhl by the great prepon
domncu n 1 .nnlmrity that this reme
.l_v «hm-s 1m! apply to nﬂicel‘s Who
have rusignml or vaunted position.
Juhn Quincy Admns was the only
nuntuth vxvvption to this view. llere
and in England ilnpom-Inimit is re
sortwl to In get rill ul' incompetent
nr had rulers. The French Assem
bly Cunnnitteu propose to use it for
punishment after resignation. The
charges U!” the Committee are of the
gravest kind. They involve the
highest crime that can be enacted
against a State—treason t 0 the Gov
ernment in which they wore the ap
pointed rulers; and trensnn to have
been suppurtml by force ()1 arms.
The French Senate. like the Amer
ican Senate, is the Court to try im
peachments. The Senate of France
is composed of 300 members; and it
requires two-thirds (200) to convict.
The Republicans of all shades have
now a majority of 53. ()l' the 300
Senators, 203 are Republicans and
97 belong to the other parties. Should
there be any dol'ectitm among the
Conservatives llepuhiicnn Senators,
the impeachment articles Would fail;
and in that case the party moving it
would lose ground. The step is
Hazardous, and likely to result in
more harm than good to the cause
of tho Repuhlic; though it must be
conceded that if the charges are true
the false hearted and treacherous
Ministers merit severe punishment.
INVISIBLE l".i'rein-:s.—-’l‘he invisible
patch on boots and shoes is a thing
ithat the owner of dilapidated fancy
‘feet coverings delights in. But to
get one put on by the cobbler costs
linearly as much as by the old way.
lThis need not be, for any boy can
'put them on himsell in thc following
iway, given by a correspondent ol
ithe "Country Ucntlulnanz" 'l'ake
‘gutte pcrcha, hall' ouncc; bi-sulphate
lean-hon. two ounces. In a wide
lmonth bottle put the two together,
iand shake occasionally until the gut
ta percha is dissolved and it is ready
for use. When the patch is to he
applied, scrape the boot or shoe till
ithe hlacking is oil" and the leather is
:a. little rough. On this dust with
lllne resin, minutest quantity; serve
ithe patch the patch the same way.
l'l‘hon spread a little of the cement
on both the shoe and the patch, ﬁrst
ihaving shaved the edges of the
iputch. Apply like court plaster and
smooth with a warm spoon or iron,
and the shoe will soon be ready to‘
wear. A few hours will harden the‘
cement. When properly done the
patce will be invisible, and will lasti
as long as the shoe. 'l‘his cement is!
waterproof. The gutta percha,
shaved to thin slices, is kept in India
rubber stores for the above purposes. -
_'l'encents’ worth will dothe \Vorkl
of a. family for a long time. The bi-t
sulphate oi carbon is sold by drug-‘i
gists, and will cost ﬁve or ten cents
an ounce. The smell, which is (if-i
fensive, soon passes off. i
A Pougltkeepsie parent recentlyl
induced a croupy youngster to make}
quite a hearty maul of buckwheat!
cakes and “maple molasses,” but the
latter proved to be nice syrup of
Squills. The boy said he thought
smnething nilod tlw molasses the
wry Ininute his father told him to
out all he wanted.
..____...__.__
The greatest loss of time is delay
and expectation which depends upon
the future. \Ve let go the present
which we hurt: in our power, and
look forward to that which dcpvntls
upon chance, and so relinquish a
certainty for an uncertainty.—Sen
ecu.
THOROUGHBRED
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116 Acres devoted to Fancy
POULTRY. ‘
l'NlJMl'l‘lil) RANGE. ’ ’
HEAL'I'IIY S'l‘nt‘lx. I
LARGEST YARDS UN 'l‘lll‘l l‘OAS'l‘.‘
Brahmas; Luglmrns. Plymouth ““(‘k§.l
Bronze.- 'l‘urkoye, Home. l’ulsin Ducks, l
(iniuu l‘ig<, em. > k
ﬁ'fh‘nlo arrival of Fowls and Eggi:
gum-nuth'ﬂ; 2 i
git!" Pamphlet on llw cure of FoWlS—
hatching: Ila-ding. Iliwusm and their cnl'c.
om. :ulnptwl wpucinlly t 0 the l'uCllic
Coast. sent for 1.3 ('.-ms.
Send stump for pricu list.
The UEN’I‘ENNIAI. INL‘I'MATOn; any one
can hatch eggi with it.
Atltlrvse. M. EYRE. .\‘tlpﬂ‘ CM.
[Please state whvru you nuw lhlsmlth 43
'l‘lllß’l‘Y-NIN'I‘H YEAR.
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Il’rall 10 I: armer
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‘ IOR 1879.
; Household Weekly, 1
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For Town and Country,
1 For Old and Young.
‘ linlnbllulled um.
'l‘ho l'nAnur: Rump-'1: now in Its Thirty
lt-luhlh ymu' i 4 thu- Ivmling AHHH'l'lll‘l‘NAl.
‘uml llnl'msuuhn \vuvkly or Ann-rim nnnl uv
‘knnwlwluwl authority lhrunghnut tlw l'nllvtl
‘h‘lnlvs uml l'mm'hw nlmn lhv Hillk'!’ 0!
lAGth‘ULTl'lll-I, [ltblt’l‘H'l'l/l‘l'RH, STot‘K
RAISING, I-z'l‘(‘.,
lluhmpnhlishcxl wwkly. the num- Dl'Oﬂl'l'H
.ulvu flu-lain prxu-tlonl Agrlvulnn'u- nml Am'l
culturnl Svlunu-nrt- grnslwll hy xm etlll-It-nl wll
ltm'lul 0011»: um! promptly plum-«l le'nru lH
roach-min thunmst ullrm-llm uml n-uduhlc
form.
I ITS LIVli-S’l‘M‘K DEPARTMENT.
A gl'vutvr "mount of rvllnhlu Live-Stuck intol
”mauve isgin-n In its mlunm during the ymu‘
than in un_\' 01 her punlk-miou.
ITS Vl‘l’l‘l‘lluNAltY DEPARTMENT
[a cum-Med to lu- rh n'muhly n-liuhlv and
most pructivul. Allq ll‘l'iu-Hly sulm-rilwrnum
promptly.ulwcrtnlly unl mily llllHWCl'cl‘ Ivy
(muof the most uccmnnlixhunl vclm'inuriuna in
tlmlhrllod Slam-a, umlt-r who-u: direcllon xllln
dcpurmwnt in conducted.
IIOI’SEHOI.“ um] (MOD HEALTH.
Wcukly urliulon in men of them tlvlun'mwnm
lu‘l-lnu'wlt-pr-ussly I‘m this pupm‘. form n prom
nun! l‘vuturv.
l’l'ﬁ MARKET RI‘II'UR'I‘S.
Including: Livy Mot-th'nin nml (Eunvml .\lnr—
kuls urn cul'ulnlly 'm'qulrurl by u run-vim rr
porter up the hour of I.smm: puma.
’l'lll-J Al.“ “I" THE l'l'lHJHlll-JIL
WHI he in tho {mum-us In thv pus! m lllllkl‘
M'm'y IIIPDXH‘HIH'III full nml ('Hlllplt‘ll‘ m mr :m
pnu-lh'ul Inlunl mm In- m-mnnulis'h Hu- t-vrl
lhnl mukm: Ilu- l'nAllm: FARMEH Ihu hm
.\grlvnlturul uml llunu- .Innrnnl In Ann-rim.
'l‘crnu $2 per )jt-m' In mlvnm-o, lm-Inlllng Ilm
huhnm- nl' IH7H ll'N'. In new Hlllmt‘lj'wl'n Il'mn
thnu sulm'riptlnn ls n-mrlwd I'nr IM‘J.
i Snot-into" rom' trm- tonny mirth-:04. l.lhm'nl
('ush t‘nntlnisslnn tlllmrt-(l to nguntu. “1 mm
!wnntml uwry“ hvrn to organize, f‘llllw. “Hi! to
, whom cnnvnwlnu onttlt Will he turnisht-u mm
!nnon uppltmtlom to
PRAIRIE} FARMER 00.,
I Chicago, 111.
l
I BATTISTE‘S HAIR INVIGUBATUR.
M. Hattie!" Dcluittlng. 'l‘oncoritll ur
,ti‘tt' of Port 'l'ou‘nsrntl. \\':t~'hington 'l'or
rltory. ht-ga to inform hit-f nnnnr me Im
ltrom and tho pnhlit-gvnrrully. than law has
‘pro-lmn-tl from the original rm'ript of Pro
t‘rsror .“tllltillt‘lllhl‘t'i. the unit-ln'ntml chom
i-xt of Park. and trout chmnit-nl cxtructa ot'
rurenn-tlicitml plnnts found only on tho
North-West Ctm-‘l ot Anwrim. a mod riv
gnnt mltlition to the Hunt toiluttn nrtir'vn
in ”It! shrine ot'nn lnvigo ’nto :nnl rt-jnvi
mltor ut'tllt: linir. 'l‘lliﬁ drlighlllll prvpnr—
:ttion clean-w thv hair from atll implnitics:
prt-vvnta tlmnlrull'. lu-ztls :1l 1 skin (lim'uuo oi
the lil'a'ltl. imparts :l glou uml ~oflllvi~x :nnl
hrantll’nl color to the hair; restored its
growth by its lu-nlthy and tonic, nc:ion,
:nnl pruwnti Its tailing oll'. ln hilt)”
Battlnle'n llnlr Invluorntor
[-3 Ilm "sim: qua non" of ll” tlu- inwntintm
for the improvement. lwxullitiring nml
growth ot the hair. The mutt-rial at
which it i~' Cﬂltillltit'll :n'u hnrnilr» am! can
tn- uwtl t'rt-uly :tt'cnt'tling to tlirwtions :IC
conununying mtclt huttln. Every lntly titr
~‘irom nl'lmving humullnl hair should con
~‘itlur hl.'l' toilette ttlblu tnhlu incomplete
without a bottle or thh delium- nml rte
gant cosmetic. I’m-pared and for sale by
B;\'l"l‘lS'l'E DELAI'I‘ANG.
At hi 4 Tonsoriatl snlnou.
Watt-r strvct. Port; 'l‘ownwnul. \\'.’l‘.
A 8000!" DEATH.
There I-' smnuthhlg tvrrihlu in thu
thnught of having our friends stricken
down at our side. without a parting “'(Il'tl
of emlmrment 0r consolation-nne mo
ment at our ~‘hle in the ﬂush of vigoroua
litiu chm-ring our hv:lrt~‘ with their loving
eymputhy; the m-xt at our t'm't. t-nhe with
W nth. I'I'HI to our CNN and ltt'l!l”t‘~'~i 0t mn
h are. I‘ln-ry t-xrt-~.~"l\‘vl_y' fut |wr~nn is in
in st.u.t dungur ut‘ «Ivh :l (loath. St-w-u-
In 11'“: ul' the \‘ictilm nfnhehttﬁ' «the at hml't
(liq-aw orup'mpluxy. Al‘:ln'~t Anti~l-‘:lt.
the unly I‘l'lllt‘ll".' tm- ohvsily. rmhww the
“right hy rc-gll'nlihu the Iligcdtinn :llul
tl~~iltlthlmt| «I! [luv Mu]. lt l~' Nth-HI)"
Ilill‘llllt‘~‘. :n «I it- u~v uill inumn in vwry
in~tzuu-c. u mlm-tinn of weight from (no
to I'm.- pnuml~ a wvuk.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
P. T. A R G U S.
‘ V Inninu“ um run rngz'tz'v 111. $3lO
‘ :‘IU le‘dny [mulr lvj. :n‘. \uIIIu-l'nx'
1 NH own. rizlll in H]l'll'H\\H lumi
ilu's. l'xll!i(‘lll:ll~ :mnl sunmlvd
wurlll $3 frm. lnuvrm‘l- your ipall't' linn- ul
this Inuiness. Adda-5:9 Slinsun .\‘z (0.. Port
luml. Maine.
B U Y T H E B E ST !
ASK YOUR MERCHANT FOB.
! ’ '
Mens and Boys Clothing
.TLu/o of 013/I'o().\' CIT Y CJSSIJIERES,
The L'lu-npvst, Host and Most Durable Clothing in the Market
JACOBS BROS. 8; ('O..
Solo- .‘l:mu£?lrturor: and Whoh-xale lh-:‘.k‘l‘>‘. PORTLAND. OGN.
, N. 15.——_\ full .\‘tnck of Oregun (‘ity Blankets, Flanncls,Cassime
Yarns, l,'llch-r'\w-:lr.< Ith., always on hand. 26
(‘. ID. HILMOICIT' A. Ao'l'llllﬂA!
Llltl' Ilvuhvvrnt
Kll'win. ILIIHM.
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Glllnore & (10.,
629 F st.WABHINGTON, 0.0
WILL I’RAU'I‘IUE BEFORE THE
(inn-mi Land Oiiii‘l'. (“NW of lmlinn Al'-
l'aira. lit-pnrnm-nt of tin! lntvrinr. lin
lfmn't nt' (Jluimd. and United thnw Su
pn-Inv (‘mlrL Claims 01' all kinda :n'i‘ing
umlur imw governing the (lispmnl of pnh
llrlmul. 0r tlw. :llljustnwnt of From-h.
Spunkh, and “Mimi: grants. or min-r
private [and claims. Sin-rial nth-Minn
givz-ntn cuss-u involving min-s m gram
lamh and mining uluinw. Lmnl war
rantwlml imul wrip lmught. (':|~'h [mini
l'ur snltlit-I's' miuiitinn lmnnmn-mi rights.
Hvllli simnn tor Cil‘i'lliill' nt‘ ilh‘li'lu'iimus.
'l‘lm'c «mum in puy< pmmgv it" _\'nn mun
full so: 01' blanks uml inﬁrm-now.
1
: NOT FAIL
' N .. -.. .'~; lom‘ml fm'unr
a; ,w‘; 5 (.‘nlnloxlw. It
‘ a; 3‘ J Cunln me 9 I'Il'("‘
: ‘ ‘ _ j"; mulch-ul-rlwlon
U '- :I’ _'- 0|" nun-l I-n-ry
‘ It'ql'v. .».» , "4» ‘ anll-Iv In uI-n
-- " ‘ u'nl IIM‘JIINI l 1
\‘lllllllllll‘ lo AN" I'I'ZIKMIDNI-nnu-nuphu
‘ In: Ilm purclmm‘ol‘ any NI‘IIJ'II' l'ul' Pur
mmnl. l'mnllv 0r Azrlvullm'nl “up. “'u
lmw- don" ll [argolrmlt- lhv+m~l m-nuun
In llm ru-nmlo purl-o oftlu- urn-Horton.
1 and “awe. wlll: ﬁ-w oxropllonu. «um-ml
ml "Ir ox'pw'munnl 0! III:- purl-Imu-r.
. nmnv «In Inlng ‘0 lmn- nuuh- n mlvlng
I of H) In no Bu- rant. “’0 mail Ilnuo
: I',\'r.u.mu' .9 I'o AN \' Amman»
i I‘IIHIG. IIPIDN AI’PIJI‘ATNDS. “I'm-ll
our xmulu to all nmnklnd m whale-nus
erwu In qmunlllwl to unlt. Rulerauce.
'lru Hallo-ml Bunk. (Shh-nan.
I MOITIDMIM WARD l. 00.,
‘ ()rlzlnul (Ara-um supply Ilouu.
I swam» Wabuh Avencmcaxo. 111.
‘-u_... --------ﬁ~ »~— .-. .‘
§_ The scarcity of Himunml“, Huh! and
‘Si vvr. mul rlw (lillim lit'n luvl Hill: in «-
muiug them. i~ :I um- huliculiuu M Iln-ir
Va ”0.
: ’l‘hu~ it i 4 with n vuluuhln nu :li. hu-z hr.
Aug. Kiliwr'i ruin-hrulml Hul'umn I'lll
muuiv Elixir. through tlu- i. :Iltlll~)’ nl
,ri\':ll~‘. has Illl'l with HIV Inn-IVIII-rumm
‘sitiun. :llul umml‘u-mlv alumq iII-‘llrlll-ullul
:lhlcuh-nu'h-Hlnm- been llu-mn: lu il~ \m)‘:
but il~' nppuuvnls might IN “'vll try In
vlmugn- thv- mum- of [ln- Sun. ~u'n 0|» luu'k
[ho omm \\ itll u hmum or put out it pmi
rio lin- with :1 ion r.
Furtlu-vurunl' l'ln-n-u uml Lung «H»
can“: ~'m'll :|~' Cough» (J )luli. t'un~luup.‘im:
:uul lh'mu'hidl Allhtiuue. il‘~llllt'tllI;IH1‘l.
lb‘ vurvs are truly umgicul. .\ak yuur
lh'llggint luv 'u. 'l'lu- gvnuim
‘ln-uh tlw l’rlh'sinu ('un! ul' Arm-g tlw {.nv
‘shul‘o Higuzuure- of Dr. Aug. l\"Ii-vr. um]
.lms hi< u:um~ blown in «wry 7311‘“! hul-
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”337‘ l'rntluru lmuvzht. untl “IIIIHHI'H ul'ullkiutl
l‘urnlshul! nt ch luwcs! mall lu'lvu.
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Head of Union ﬂunk} I‘t. Townsend
( v' 4;" mimwwwgg
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4' *~ *‘RY Ml] MNU PH E‘REHI
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u very JWUS ates, for easy
qut I OWNSend.
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People are golﬁng “(‘(lllllllllml-ll'hl Hun" who
are not ought m lu-«Wllh Hu- “mum-ml xuurlmnf
that grant Allll‘l'll‘llll Nummly. the
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‘ 118 ang immen ,
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‘ FOR MAN AND BEAST.
1 TM.- llnlmrnt wry unlurnlly nr'clnmml In Ann-ri
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