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PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
STUDIES IN ENGLISH. i
\\' \ii .. i~ \\nttli I‘tttt~.
ELASS Iv. 1
By A. T. Burnt-11, {T ’
Here are found those twin forms
whose ditl'erence of meaning isl
shown hy a ditfereuce in pronuncia l
tion. each of the pair having thei
same orthography, e. g. row, a line,‘
and row, a quarrel. l
To particularizc: More, perhaps!
than any other language, the English,
allots several sounds to asi :le syui-j
bol. This is chieﬂy true of vowels. I
“A" having thus tire characters and
each of the others representing at
least two elementary sounds. This
is in strong contrast with the ancient
languages. In Latin a vowel is nev
er silent and has (regardiess of its
neighboring consonants) always the
same sound, with few exceptions.
The Greek had a distinct character
for the long and short ‘e’ and ‘o.’
But the English breeds confusion:
Tear, rhyming with here, means “a
sorrow drop,” but when rhyming
with hair, it means to rend. Lead,
rhyming with weed, means to urge
on, while in rhyme with wed, it sig
niﬁes a metal. Wind, in like man
nor, may mean air in motion, or the
verb to revolve, according as the;
rhyme is with sinned, or mind, re
spacnvely. Bow, when ‘o’ is sound
ed long, means a knot, but when
sounded diﬂ'erently it may mean a
courtesy, by nodding the head.
Polish, may be a proper adjective
pertaining to Poland, or the noun
meaning bright glitter.
mvrsrox sscoxn.
Consonants are sometimes used‘
ditTerently. Examples: ‘G’ soft,l
and ‘g’ hard, spelling the word gill, ,
i of a pint, or contrariwise, the res- l
piratory organ of a ﬁsh; ‘s' natural,
as rouse, 3 nautical term, and ‘s‘
with ‘z' sound, rouse, to awaken.
‘N’ natural, as in cannon,a huge gun,
or equivalent to ‘ny’ in canon, a ra
vine.
mvrsrox TumD.
The difference of the sound of
words having the same letters may
result from parentage in different
languages, 0. g. diligence, coming
from the English through the Latin,
means zealous care, while the same
spelling coming through the French,
signiﬁess coach. Forte, is mono
eyllabic when meaning strong point,
or preference, but has two syllables
when meaning powerfully.
Word pairs of Class IV. seem to
the nearer to be distinct enough
while the reader must observe the
context before pronouncing. Marks
of ortboepy are, indeed, found in‘
school readers and in dictionaries,
but in ordinary reading the sentence
as a whole must determine what thel
:separate words must be.
CLASS V.
Here belong word pairs having
each a different orthography and
pronunciation but the same meaning.
Certain words from the same stem
have an old and a new orthography,
with corresponding pronunciations,
~e.- g. tit, and test, the mammary
gland, Brothers, and brethren, male
fellows. The distinction, somewhat
observed new of ”using brethren, as
associates in some voluntary Order,
as Masons or Odd Fellows, comes
from specialization. The two occur
with the same idea in Matt. 22—25:
“Now there were with as seven
brethren, and the'tirst when he had
married a wife, deceased, and having
no issue left his wife unto his broth
er'.” Secondly: Certain words have
asimple and a compound form which
seem interchangeable; e. g. grave
and engrave, to carve; daub, and
hedaub, to coat with ﬁlth; loose,
and unloose, to remove the tie. “'6
should expect ‘en' and ‘be’ always to
add a new idea, which sometimes
is the case (entreat, enroll,) but our
expectation of the negative particle
‘un’ is not always met. Ravel, and
nrrm’u‘l, i~ :mnther example. A haw
other lllniilllt‘t‘s (item in which nega
tive prefixes lose their antagonism;
llninnmble, and inﬂammable, readily
cumunnwl by tire; vulunble, and in.
\uluulde, of great: value: solnhle,
and dissuiuble, readily reduced by a
liquid. Similarly, shameful, and
shame-less, acts are alike devoid of
decency. 'l‘hirdly—certain words
embodying the same idea, have a lit
toral change to mark the part of
speech; device, and prophecy are
nouns, of result from devise, and
prnplu's_\', to plan, and to foretell.
Pendent, hanging down, being an
adjective, and the noun, pendant, the
thing suspended. Fourthly_thc re
semblance in meaning between
words which are dissimilar in orthog
raphy and pronunciation enriches
the English with numerous syno—i
nyms—e. g. teacher, and instructor,
one who imparts knowledge. It is
not in place here to amplify, for the
subject is broad. Yet of the two
synonyms, one may be purely Saxon
and the other foreign; inotherly, or
maternal, or both may die Saxon,
hurrah, and huzza, both foreign; ex
act and accurate, or of several syno
nyms each may take root in a differ
ent language, e. g. lively, vivid,
graphic; A. 8., Latin, and Greek,
respectively. So, also, Godlike, di—
vine, theocratic. To appreciate syn
onyms therefore, one must he a good
linguist. \Vords in Class V. are
distinguishable by the bearer be
cause pronounced diﬂ'erently, and
by the reader because spelled dilf—
erently.
SUMMON S.
[N THE i)i>'l'lil("i‘ (lUl'lt'l‘ Oi“
the Third .luditia: ili~trict ot l\':i.~iiiiig:oii
'i‘erriiory. holding terms u: Port Town
send.
GRANVILLE O. liALu-m, Plziintlii‘.
\'-'.
invio 'l‘. Lawn. lleiendmit.
Action brought in the l)i.~trict Court of
the 'l'hird Judicial District of the 'l‘crri
tory of \\':Hhington. holding terms at
Port 'l‘ownsend tor the counties oi Jelh-r
--son.()lalam. island and San Juan. and
complaint tiled in the count oi Jleili‘rsun.
in the oilicc oi the Clerk oiy said District
Court.
'i‘o DAVID T. LEWIS. Defendant.
TAKE NOTICE: in the name of the
United Stun-s you are hereby notltled to
appear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiﬂ‘. in the Dis
trict Court oi the Third Judicial District
of the Territory ol \\'nddngton, holding
terms at Port. ’l‘ownsend. in .leﬂerson
County. ior the countlm oi .leil'crson,
Cialam. island and Sun Juan. in said Ter
ritory. and to answer the complaint ﬁled
therein within sixty-two days from the
ill-st publication oi this summons. The
said action is brought to recover the sum
oi 628620-100 dollars gold coin with in
tel-est at 1,16 per cent. per month. irom
July Ist 1880 until paid, compounding
every six months. due from (leienditnt to
plaintill’ upon uecttain promissory note
made by defendant October {list 1878, to
plaintil'fm' 3221 dollars old coin paya
ble sixty days after said dine. particularly
described In the complaint herein. Anti
for a decree of sale of certain cattle and
live stock mortgaped upon said 3lst day
of October 1875 Jy defendant to secure
said unto. Said cattle being more pnrtlcu
ltil‘ly described in saldconipiaiut. Also to
obtain on order of sale of the mil estate
known as the SJ}. lg 01' Si]. .14} ct See.
18. and the .‘HV. y of the S. W. . 4 ot Sec.
17, and the we). 'l' ot the NJ). l" of
Sec. 19. and the NJ‘. 1/4’ of the Ndi’q }/ ‘
or Set-. 20. Alllutownshlp36. N.R. 3
least. in Whatcom county W. 'l'., for any
deﬁciency due. .
And you are hereby notiﬁed that if on
fall to appear and answer said pialiitrﬂ‘s
complaint as above required, Judgment
will be taken against. you by default ‘se
cording to the raycr oi said complaint.
Witness the rich. Room S. Gittclrnz.
‘w‘ Judge of the said District
gum; Court. and the seal of said
_M. Court. this 2cm day ot‘De»
ccuiber 1890.
Jsmgs Suvrur, Clerk.
G. MORRIS HALLI-tk, _
Attorney for Plaintiﬁ.
business now before tho puhllo.
You can mnlm momey fumvr at
work for no thuu ut anything
else. (lupltulnot nequlrud. We
““9th you. 012 I. any and
upwardumudem homo )y the
industrious. Mun worm-n.
boys um! [flu-la wuntml ow-rywheru 30 work for
us. Now all“: thno. You can (lovotu your
whole unto w the work. or only our upon:
moments. NO other huslnunn wlﬁ pay you
neurlyus well. Noono wllllng to work um
full to make enormmm my by unguglug at
once. Contlv ()uttllrund terms free. A grout
ommrtunlty for Innklng money ('ﬂ'dly uml
mrlmhly. Addresu Tum: a 00., Augusta.
no.
{OT FAIL to send
or our Prim LII: for
1850. Fall to buy
mun-u upnn up.
pllmllon. (‘UMIIHI
ducrlptlonl or every
thuw requ|rml {or
wrvmnalornmllyumll
wlrh over I 200 Illnlcrmlmm. Wm ml ul
{nod- n wholes-Io prlcel In quantum. m am:
“a purchuer The only Inaulmlun lu Amvrlvl
whn mnke thin theﬂrnpecw lnmneu. Addruu,
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'l'rruh hrgiu mu ”w “H \\ulm-«lny: nl
N-pu-IIIM'I‘. Dun-ml” .'lh'l .\lM'rll. Fur
catalogue or further parliwiu s address
A. J. ANDERSON. a. 31.. President,
SEATTLE. “H T.
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ﬁﬂ'Tho nvxt session of the (iruml I.omm
w I be held in Vlolnrln 11. l'.. commencing
on the third Frlday in )luy. 16:51.
Snlurdlnale Lodge Dlrecinry.
SHNGTON TERRITORY
No. Name of Lodge l‘ualmllw Lodge [MW
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1 (39" ' itcsldcnml of (l. W. (I. 'l‘.
and how to obtain thmn. Pamphlet;
free, upon receipt; of Stump for 13054;-
aa‘o. Address-
GILMORE, SMITH 8: CO.
anit‘l'lurl of l'tlletlfl,
Nmr l'utmt Dulce. ll'ualnuutun. 1'). 0.
‘l'Mron'rn'r ’l'll .\(::izx’t'~'-—-'I‘HI-‘. HM: m“
. , GEN. JAMES A. GARFIELD.
By his pt-rmnni lrtrtltl, “.\JUH itt'xmz
Editor N. Y. “.\lnil." iN' thee only miitlun
to which (it-n. Garth-hi hns gin-n pt-rsonni
nttt-lition or facts. limutit‘nlly ilhutrntml,
printed and bound. "The bt'ﬁf."—N. Y.
"Counnwrcitll Advertiser.” “i‘ho In-at
ost."-—-.\'. Y. Herald.“ "The mot ‘\ INl
ful. sensible and antislhctury."—-N. Y.
"'l‘tiht'nc." Full length stool porirnit by
Hull, I'runra picture taken oxpreseiy tor
thl~x work. Actlm Agents Wanted. Lit)-
eml terms. St‘lill SI.OO M out-«_- for com
plett- onlilt. A. S. BARNES A”, U) . l
(8113 William St, New York.
___—___
Eastern Tourists.
Probably more Eastern tourists have
VlSited this Northwest anﬁt during the
present season than over bciore. and they
all hear testimony to on:- llllHll‘pﬂrSt‘p
nntural advantages and grout rcuunrces
and are enthmlastlc In regard to our lu
tnro when rnih-otuls shnli have snprrswlul
the tedious ocenn utennwrs and population
comes pouring In. The prom-into“ ot'
the Oregon Kidney Tea are equally snu
gnine of its future, (or it has thus far
cured every curse of imcknt‘ho or disense ot'
the kidneys and urinary organs that it
has been tried on. Sold everywhere.
Grout chum-c to mnlm money.
Wu need a pol-non lu awry
town to tulu: snhm-rlptlons lor
tholnmlrur, ohcnpeur nnll lwul.
lllnmrnu-tl [mully puhlh‘nllull
In the world. Anyone run hr
cmnu u sum-(Nam! Inn-IN. Six
elcxnnt works of urr. nlvcn l‘nm lounlmcrllwrn.
’l‘lw nl'k't- In N) low that ullnonl «\'orvhmly
sulmol'lht'h. ()nungent ruportu mklnu Mannh-
I'M'I'HM'I'H In It day. A lmly nment u-porH nmk
lin; over 0200 mm“ proﬁt. in ton duys. All who
enmuw xnnku momw (nut. You (-un (lcvotnnll
our time (0 “iv huslnurn. or only your ﬁpm‘u
hum. You need not be away h-oln honumvor
nikln. You mm (lo It us wr|| us ollwru. I-‘nll
dlmcrionsnnd lerlnn rum. I'llommt null ox
ponulvu ()utilt ﬁve. 11 you wunt prnlltuble
work soml us your luldn-uw nt om-u. It mum
nmllhm to try tho lnmincm‘. .\‘o one who um
gages full! lo nmkc grunt my. Arldrcus
(‘- Eolum 5111x305 .t Cm. l’ortluml. Muluo.
Alden Academv
Anacorteg W. I',
Prof. A. T. Bnmell, A. M. Prim-11ml.
Rev. E. b. Tudo, A. 111, Supt.
This institute. on-Fldalgo island, In pre
pared to furnish thoroughand economical
education to students 0! both sexes. The
location ls favorable to health and light
expense, and also because oi the quiet and
rcnmveul from city aliuremenls. Ad
‘ vancement rapid. by individual attention
by competent teachers. Consideration
paid to manners and morals. Parents
uoiitlcii at work done, and correspondence
invitm .
To the corps of teachers has been added
an experienced phonographer and instruc
tor in modern languages and art. Special
attention to music, there being ten pupils
upon the organ last year. Book-keeping.
surveying. C c.. dzc.
Terms—s 7 and $9 ‘l‘uiton per Quarter.
Opens Sept. 1880. Board $2 50 per
“'CC '.
The High Water of 1880
Did not ranch a {mlnt equal to that 0!
HM, but It; was h gh enough to do a den]
ol'llumuge. ’l‘lme. however. will I‘eplllr
this. but. tlme only makes worse awry
case of dlecnse of the kldnvys and urinary
orgrns which a box of Octagon Kidney
Tea would cure. Sold by all Urugglm.
WMERMAN é: KATZ, ‘
SIiiPPiXGECﬁMMISSIﬂN MERCHANTS.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
. ()f All Kinds.
LADIES’ umzss GOODS,'&c.. Bw.
DRAFTS I;OV'I;I;F AXI) SOLD
#2 Lax, .1: Discount.
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GENERAL MER CHA NDI SE,
Buy and sell all kinds produce, furs, hides,
Skins, W'uol, Oil.
POR'I.‘ TOWNSEND. w. 'l'.
~ WILSON’S
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ADDRESS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.
129 8a 131 State 81'... Chicago, Illinois, U. 8. A.
C'l/JN. ('. /:’.//."/'/,/2'Y"/', .‘lg'rnh l’ol'l ,'/'uu'n.s'(;'ml.
Cable Laid Double Wire.
FOUR POINT STEEL BARBS
The hm: uml chm-“ms: Fem-v known. .\‘m
other l-‘a-m-u in nu] In 11. Mmml'm-lurml under
lirvnnvl‘rmu Ill“; lmldvru nl' lhv nrlulnul lul
u-nls. I’m upon [OO Hrs. n-clu. m-ml tor ulr:
unlurs.
AH klnllsnr WIRE. h'nn. Him-I unul Hulnun
lzuxl, l'm' mum; l-‘I'INt‘INH. 'l'lilJz'tHlAl'”.
'I‘I'JJ'II‘HHN N. «ha. clc.
. WIRE ROPF «II nll lihuthl stock or mun
lucluru to on Cl‘.
A. s. IIALLIrn E.
Wllll: MILL“ & “'llll-J no“: woman.
6, (‘ulll'ornln 1%., Han l-‘rum-lu-o.
25 0 IAIW l’lllCl-ZD nml l-‘Ah'l' ﬁll-ILIJNII
1100 mm? A L]. KIN li.“ un- fully va
rum-n (ml in our new GRAN]! (TIDMIII NA’I'NIN
I'RONI’IZUI‘I'H "00“ ha' sample [mm-H, him!“
Inns. Illustrations. I-lv. ‘ grout vm-lety uml‘
nure uuvmmu for (Innvunuum. All lu-nmlly wish
Img EM I'LUYMEN'I‘, mlllrcuﬂ [or term». S’I‘AE
DARK) I'm. 00.. 81'. Latin, Mu.
Low custom prices and we pay fraught, 51:01::
A Fine Thing- for the Teeth.)
\
Fragrant SOZODON 'l‘ la n composition
of the purest nnd clmlwst ln vrullents of
the Orion“; vcﬁvlublu klngdhm. Every
Ingredient. ls we I known to have a bene
ﬂcialell'ect on Lhe teeth unll gums. Its
elnbuhnlng 0r mum-Bile property uml‘ ar
onmtlc frn runes ma oslzatnilotluxnry.
SUZUDOPET removes all Illﬁngnsenhle
odors Iron: the breath caused by cnmrrh.
hml teeth, &c. It is entirely free from
the injurious and amid pmwrtles ol tooth
pastes and powders whlch (IGSII‘Oy the en
amel. One bottle will last six months.
The Oregon Kidney Tea!
*—
neml the following tumhnonlnls, not from
*rmms 3.000 unlit-u nwny. whom no ovm
Knows. but from well-known null trustwor
thy x-Itizuns nr Un-uon. whose lMlllt‘l, written
In lhulrnwn lmnds, can lm seen In, our ollh'e:
GOLDEN DALE, W. T., Mun-h 81, 1580.
[have ImII lhv :Hqu-lm .or thirty your”.
llnvc lulll nmny phynlvuum prunerllm for nm.
but I‘nHt-‘I tom-t relief. I trlwl tho {ln-mm
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Fave-mum, PuItIIIOI. filowhak Bonk
Tumors, Tartar, Human. Salt heum.
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Rheumatism Mercurial Discus. 3""
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Pructlcul Ind Analytical Clank"!
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