Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], September 11, 1879, Image 8

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Ali-£39 HA A MLAAA Ann“. L-
GOOD TETJIPLAR RHCEIHERY.
There are many worthy people in
full sympathy with tin: tc-Inpvranm
cause who cannot nniieratinnl the
importance of machinery for dUillLf
temperance wuriz. 'l‘lwy think thri:
rvgnlia and ritualism is only a wash
()f time and money. The most rniii
ml of this class‘nf people newr cmnr‘
into a secret temperance organizatinn
and they cominnaiiy wonder where
the benefit of Grand Lodges and
County Lodges come in, and what
under the sun constitutions or law's
were ever devised for.
We do not critiziso the good in
tentions of this class of people; but
the best of people are quite liable to
make mistakes, and those people cer
tainly make a. most egregious blun
der. If experience has proved any
thing it is that perfect success in any
cause is to be gained only by perfect
organization. A single company ot‘
disciplined troops in an emergency
is worth a whole regiment. of raw re
cruits who are strangers to the mn~
chinory of military life. The success
of our Order in the past, the mighty
power will: which it has been able to
withstand internal disturbances and
outside opposition is due to its per
fect machinery. There is no better
disciplined organization in the world
than ours. Members bow to the will
ofa majority without a murmur. A
decision from superior authority is
readily 'acquiescmi in. although it
may be adverse to well settled con
victions. A member citrries up an
appeal :10 the highest authority with
perfect good nhture, and the deter
minatiOn of the R. W. G. Lodge is
as unquestion’cd by a Good Templar
as a decision of the Court of Appeals
is by alitjgant. To refuse submis
sion is only to be immediately' cut
off from the organization. This is
the secret of our power to settle Orni
trovcrsies and tight out Opposititm.
A FABLE.
“Orngon Literary Vidcite."]
There was once an industriousnml
hard working inemher of the Stom—
ach farnily, who for thirty years had
occupied the lower floor on the pram
ises of Muffins, the dashing yuung
broker, where he held a life lenso.
Bruins, the agent of Muflins, lived
in his garret. Stomach and Brains
had jogged dong through life. so
far, the but of neighbors till Muffins,
their landlord, got. rich and got drunk
and thereafter kept drunk, surh
things being incidental to the stock
broker's life, and constituting part
of ihe wear and tear.
From this period eternal war ox.
existed between these two unci-nt
families. 01' a morning Brains, in :1
state of acute suffering, would call
on the Stomach to give him A little
rest. “Not a bit of it.” replies
Stomach, I stood up under a perfect
douche of-oooktails and ohnn-p-gne
for your‘nmusement until two o'clock
in the morning. You got all the the
fun andl did th'e work. It wasn‘t
a. fair division of the spoils, but I um
going to see that tho Ctznsoquences
are served out in the proper quanti
ties.”
So Mnfiius tossed in his bed wizlxi
:rnging headache till ten u"cloci<,i
And then rose and dressed. Stomach i
had resumed something of his gond I
nature by this time, and so the boss i
ventured on a glass of Leidcsdurli'i
Street Bitters. It electrified things'i
on the lower floor, you can believe, i
and burnt a hole in Stomach'n coax, i
3nd so oecaped. The usual "fulfill-i
name was um up to Brains. I
“Look you, Mr. Brains,l wish you ‘
tony to your pincipnl, that when‘
he took thou premises, thirty odd
your: ago, there was an implied con- i
tract. on his part, to keep them in ,
repair, but if he hu determined in:
burn them up, and to die like ‘rnuud- ‘
lin Clarencoin his Malmuey bum".
well; only lot it be Msim‘cuy and i
' i l linlel \\lii<-li which is
. .- smi from the saloons in the.
x ' . 51H! Sim-k l'lwlnuigo.”
.;i H 1‘ l'i‘llim," will Mullins.
Mn '1 limil‘l the ('omplnint, “I‘ll
trat‘h him to interfere with my busi
n<-:~~-. l lllt‘llll to have it good time
while Inlay, and I’ll drink all I pay
for.”
And all the afternoon and evening
liw-poiit in lilling his system from gar
rot ti».-nll:tr. It was too late when
lm tumbled into bed and tried to
.\ltH‘P, 1111 l sleep came not. Along
tlu‘ nerm the intelligence was flashed
up to the Brain that the Stomach
would not permit any sleep. Des
perate at this news Mullins paced
the floor till near morning, when
Bruins suggested that he should
quench this low-bred striker with a
dose of chloral hydrate.
"Good 2" said Hufiins. “A bright
idea that, friend Brains. We’ll see
whether this corporation is to be run
by the ollicers or the employees.”
“Now then,” sang out Brains,
“stand from under, there.” And the
chloral went smashing down. Muf
fins got his sleep, but it was his last,
and the Stomach got his revenge;
the chloral had doused the glim.
The peculiarity of this fable is that
it is true.
NOTICE.
lern will he n meeting nfthe allure owners
Ol'lhu llulmSuhnrn L‘mnpnnyut lhc mlh-cnf
I lhm-mnpunv. in Port Townsend, W. 'l‘.. Orto
l ln-rlluth. N'tl. n! In o‘clovk .\. IH,. for Ihc} pnr
urns»nl‘tllminishlng the capital stock m suld
‘ oonnmny tulhl‘ sum of eight thousand and
nine hundred «lolhu‘s.
Tues. STRA’I‘TUN.
Tums. I’lllLLll’s,
J. A. MARTIN.
Font. .‘M, 1879. [M29] Trustees.
J. F. SHE EHAN
' - Impnrtcrund Dealer In
SI‘flVES, TIN PLATE, SHEET-IRON,
LEM) PIPE. PUMPS, ZINC, WIRE,
And House-Hold Furnishing
Hardware. 23
WATER 5'12, - - PORT TOWNSEED
".' ’ NOT FA". to send
for our NEW PRICE
V LIST. More cmn Hero
I . than ever. Contain:
‘. ‘ delcrlpclom or every
. , thlns required for
personal or family
nu, wlth our 1006 Illustrations. Send nlno
centsforlt. (Stamps wllldo.) We sellallgoodl ‘
at wlmlemle prices In (‘uamltlea to nnltthe pur
chnser. The only lust tntlon In Amerlcn who
mnkurhlsthelr welllbullness. Address. ‘
momuom 1w WARD a 00.. l
227 a 229 Wuhan Avo..chlcago. 'flll. l
l
N. D. TOBEY, ‘
sth Wright and Caulkerl
WATER STREET, 1
Port: Townsend. \V. T. ‘
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“4 .‘ vat/2‘ 2 new?
2125. é? ; ‘ 25‘ ,' 2 ~19“? 41.221
5?": wil. .’.: ~,2 :.,I
“-.- 'AJ'. .. (“hing -‘ ,2 V‘
. ”.‘Nég'h‘i‘s ' I’m, wk .:
its ("J gig : r ”‘7‘" -‘ ' 2';
',5 ..l :2ij V“ “ it .I $5" ,‘V .I ' r-VL;
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Catharine Pll 8
Comluiuo the choicest cathartic principles
in mmlirino. in proportions accurately ad
juxtud to sovum activity, certainty, and
nllifm‘mity oi ”Toot. They are the result
of years of «m-oinl study and martial! ex
lwrimont, nml are tho most; effectual rem
wly yvt, «lismwn-cl for dim-mos, mused by
(11-mugcuwnt or the stomach, liwr, 11ml
“UV-I‘lß, which require prompt. and cchctnnl
trnunm-nt. Ai'mc'n PILLS are npccinlly up.
l‘licuhic to lhli chins of dist-rises. They net
ilii'L-vtly on the digestive and nsslmllative
[iroccswm mnl rvstom rognlar healthy m:-
tiou. Their cxtonsive nsu by physicians in
their pmvtioo, and by all civilizml nations,
is one of the many wants of tlwir value as
n. snto, surv. and [wrinutly ro-linhle purgativo
un-«livino. living compounded of tho con
(‘z-uu'ntml \'il'lllt'fl oi pun-ly wgvlnhlo Hilli
smm-us, ilxvy :m- positively free from calo
mvl. or any injurious proportion, and can lie
mmxiuistcrutl to children with perfect surety.
Avm's PILLS are an eii'ectunl cum for
Constipation or Costivenesa, Indiges
tion. Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
l-‘oul Stomach and Breath, Dizziness,
Headache, Loss of Memorly, Numbness,
Biliousness, Jaundiee. iheunmtlsm,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Dropsy,
Tumors, Worms, Neurnigla, Colic,
Gripes, Dian-hum, Dysentery, Gout,
Piles, Disorders of the Liver. mul nil
nthr-r dist-mans resulting from a disordered
state 01 the digestive apparatus.
AM a Dinner I’ill they have no equal.
Whiin gentle in their action, tliuso PILLS
nm the most thorough and searching cathar
vir: thnt van in) employed. and never give
pain unless the bowels um inflamed, and
then their intinnnm is healing. Thoy stimu‘
late tho .'lppvtirv and digestive organs; they
0mm": to purify and enrich the blood. and
lmpart tom-Wed health and vigor t 0 the
whole system.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & 00.,
Pacific»! and Annlyucal Chum-u,
Lowell. Man.
now at ALL uncoun- Innwuu.
!T \ r W\ ' . ‘
L L“ we) (- b
A LARGE S'l’m‘li O!“
GROCE R I E S
—ANh—-
Which are on sale at
The Lowest Ratesfor Cash.
UHiIIiLES EISENBEIS
I 4 ‘ o
PROPRIETOR
I
Pioneer Bakery,
PORT TOWNSE ND, T. W.
M“L STEAMSHII’ 00
I 0
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN'I.
The splendid sidcwheel
Steamship DA K OTA
2:00 Tone. ”.6. mouse. (.‘mnmxmcn.
‘V'ILL LEAVE 0N TIIE DATES mam-z
:mgr mentioned:
SAN i‘RAfiCISCO.‘PT. TOWNSHS 1).! VICTORIA.
’ ‘l3:EF_’"_ "___” '"~“""
July {lO July 18 July ‘2]
July Q3O Aug. 8 Aug ll
An: 20 u 23 -- :w
Supt m) Sept 13 Sept 20
“ :m
sTEAMHI-IIP .
CI T 1 OF CHESTER
| ,400 tans. PETER MACKIE, Comummm
'WILL LEAVE ON THE FOLLOWING
dunes:
SAN FRANCISCO‘I’T. TOWNHILS D.' VICTORIA.
"ififi‘fl'mw —'—‘_—"—’ ___“
July I‘.) On arrival July 10
Aug. 1) “ .. 30
“ 30 “ MIL-:20
Fem ‘2O 2: Sam 1::
These sterunships leave Victoria :1: noon
on the tiny advertised. Tickets on: good
only on the stunmet for \Viiit‘ii tin-y are
purchased. and are not transferable.
Faro from Port Townsend to San Francisco
First Cabin, 820,
Steerage S l 0
Reduction In Freight. —— florentter the
freights which. as per tarli‘i‘. have been $6
per ton will be charged at $5 per ton.
W F'rnm and after this dun: nil BAG:
GAGE of Puget Sound passengers by P.
M. S. b". Co's steamers Vin. Victoria. will
be umier Custom House seal. and will
NO’l‘he subject to examination by pus
tom liousennthorities in Sun Francisco.
For freight or passagle apply on board,
or to H. A. 'I‘IBBA LS,
General Agent. for Puget. Sound.
Port Townsend.
‘ iifii‘ Land.
UNITED STATES Inn'rnlv'r LAND OFFICE.)
Uivnipln. Washington 'l‘orrilorv. 9'
NOTICE In HEREBY GIVEN ’l‘liA'i‘. in
conmlhnwo with the provisions of lln- Av! of
('l)ili(l'l'.'-"llriil‘uvetl Juno 3. [57.1, ontiliwi "An
Act for the unh- of Timber lnmlo in tin,- Stun-s
of (.'niit'orniu. Oregon . chmimmd Wusillnulon
'l‘orritorv." Robert D. Attririge, of .ii-li’vrqon
county, Washington 'l'crritorv, inns this tiny
tiled in this oiiii-o his uppilmtion to Dill't'illinu
the lots 3. inmi .N‘WX o NW3 of section No.
‘2. in township No- 20, north, range No- 1 west
of the Wiiltnnetlu Meridian
.\nv and all pox'sonsuiuimlng adversely the
mild dost-MIMI inml,or nn¥l portion lilc-rI-nl',
nrvhurohv t‘vqnil‘uli to tilut oil-clnima in thin
()iiicc wil hin nixly (till) days from linlo iii-root.
Hivon nniiur. inv imml, at my otilcmln Uiyni
pin. W ’l‘. this the int, thw of August, A i)
1579 .l T liIiUWN.
2:):lnw Register of the Lulltl (mice
S2OO REWARD.
We will pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Reward for the arrest and conviction of
the party or parties who killed our cutth
nt Stow bay. ln .letl'erson (10.. W. ’l‘. U!
the said cattle a work 0): wan killml about
[Wu weeks ago. tivo steers and a. cow wvrc
kllled in Decemlmr last, and the other—n
tut cow—was killed on about. July 4. 1573.
We will pay FlF’l‘Y DOLLARS for the
urn-cat and conviction of the person or per
sons who rolled llihll'llCtiOllfi into and tilled
up the wells belonging to Maj. \'nnlloklu:-
len, near our farm at Scow Buy, in the
month of oetober.' 1373.
We will nlso [my FIFTY DOLLARS
for the tlt‘l‘t‘fl and eonvlctlon ot' the party
or put-ties who broke and set ndrltt a. boat
belonging to us. under Waterman Lt Kautz'
lumber pile. between thehours OH. I'. 3L.
June 29,1875und3. A. )1.. of June: 30.
1573. JAMES NIUHOLLS.
ANN NICHOLLS.
Port: Townsend. July 17, 1879. 22
PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet 0t 60 pilges free. upon receipt
01 stamps for {)outnée. Address
GILJOR . SMITH. & CO.,
Sollcnors of Patents, Box 44.
Washington, D C.
W ATERMA N & KATZ,
WW: AM} WWSSIM
NIERCH A N T S
AND DEALERS IN
@mmml Mercimmfiise,
Keep Constantly on Hand
THE LARGEST STOCK
ALL KINDS .OF GOODS
Furniture, Lumber, Doors, and Windows,
WJIGOVVS, 58' .fll Kinds of Building .Mtteriu?
Farming Implements, Saddlery, s'o.
And will Sell
CHEAPER FOR CASH,
Than any House on Puget Sound!
"“imtgig‘tti'r“
Wells, Fargo 85 Company’s Express
Our Facilities for Purchasing in
the, Leading Markets are
Superior to any.
”’0 will give and false Exchange on
SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK
At the most Liberal Discount.
\V’ATERMAN & KATZ.
APPROVED SQLDIER‘S ADDITIONAL
Ilomzsrmus can be located upon my
lands. wither single ortlunhle minimum
lands. subject to hmnesu-ml wlurtlmr tim
lwrml or not. and having tln- only tlm
clzus paper in the country. have undo. ”I'-
mnxcnu-nts with the luliuwing gentlcnmu
in “Exam-n Wnelniugmn:
A. Muckinmd». Scuttle,
John R. Wheat. Olympia.
0. Morris Ilnllur. l’an'l‘nwnanml,
.... llvnry .lncksop. Sl‘lohonlishpity.
Who will have on hand. at nil tlnlcs. my
scrip for the :lumnmiiution ol' flu-sh d“-
sli-ing [0 purchase. at the rule of $3.25
pvrm‘re l'orb‘lls nmll2o~‘. nml $3.75 per
acre luv 40"; fractions spacial. Anutlmr
lrmululont ('lnsa of script knuwn ns ‘llonrs’
can begotten in much lvss rates; but no
tltlc can be given. and is, at course, not, so
valuable. A (lend can be gotten from the
original applicant 0! uny land located by
serum pnrchuwl of me. as l in nmmo buy
lroln other tlmn the original lmnu-stvmiur.
uml know whore to mlilrcss hhn tor a (IUNI
it o|lt'bul't'llllil’l3l', Full lnvcstlgntiun ls
swim] that the worth 0! my pupm- may he
known. Call upon or write nny of the
gentlvnwn llflllll‘ll :Lhnvo, who will <0“ you
lhv 'l‘nlhut :l(l(llth)n:l| ll()Illl"lC:ll‘ ucrlp
whivh will ensure you a pntvnt m yum
lnlnl :1: well as u pt'l'fl‘lfll title. and also as
L‘lll‘llpfln‘ you can buy it of um.
I). 11. TALBOT.
Gun'l Land-scrip and \\'nrrnnt Broker.
. Sioux (lily, lowa.
P'ffi THE NEW WILSON
”I s}?" I I
- Ii! liscllialm huitie
. regime;ritiingafi .
IIV‘ 'l'i 3mm: magma
5 .I‘ [9," Is wonderful In its conception. un
fl ’\ ‘ ”."I precedented for doing a large range of
3 / i _ L) sewingin textilefabrlcs and leather. its
‘ ,‘ " motions are continuous. admitting of an
extraordinary rate of speed, either by
,'3 fl at, ‘ steam or foot power. Every motion of the
W“.A" « treadie makes six stitches. thus produc
., i A‘ih \. $.15“ ing about one-third more work Ina day
”,ij ?‘ wv-“M‘v' than other Sewing Machines. It has no
“~“u ‘K. stop motions, and tightens the stitch with
the needle out of the fabric. It uses the
well-known Wilson Compound Feed on both sides of the needle. It
has two-thirds less parts than any other first-class Sewing Machine.
lte arm is fuily eight and one-haifinches long and five and one-halt
Inches high. and the whole Machine is very compactly and scien
tlflcally constructed in proportions. elegance. design and appear
ance. its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places It as far
in advance of all other Sewing Machines as the telephone ls superior
to the tin speaking tube. The WILSON MEMDENG ATTACHMENT.
{or repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING. fur
nished FREE with all WILSON SEWING MACHiHES,tcgether with
a Tucker. Rumor. Gorder. Set of Hammers. Binder. etc. Prices fur
nished with freight charges prepaid. and machines furnished on
trial to responsible parties. to be used with steam-power. in places
where we have no agents. Send forlllustrated Catalogue and Price
List. No. 230.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address WILSON SEWINII MACHINE (:0.
CHICAGO. mete. U. 8. A. -
- ‘ 7 ' V! I t . I V
011.15. C. BJRI'LL I'l, .Jguut, I’ol'tJow/wcnd.
P E OF I.- E’fi
BIARZKET,
Opposite Washington Hotel
Constantly on Hand tho
Ghmcest of Meats
AND
Vegetables.
Al4O, C(u'm-(l “N“ 11nd I’m-k. Hnmlxv-(l
Meats. Park and Bologna Sausages.
llcml Chm-se. 'l‘ripe. &c., Me.
L. SMITH 8: F. TER RY
NE W STONE
General Merchandise
’ C. W. MORSE,
tun ”Hum“. - - . w 'l‘
I [l‘7" I'm hm- 'vnlluz'lll. null «mum-uufnllkm‘lH
I Ix;ul|.~«h-ul n 1 lhn luwum rush lrl'im'.