The weekly Argus. [volume], June 20, 1871, Image 4

About The weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, W.T. [Wash.]) 1870-1875

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Hr. A. 'l‘. Stew"! in buildingnhnlf way
house to civilisation. 111 elowly climbing
iron wnll on Fourth Avenue, between
thiflyfibu’d lend ginrt‘llfird streets, .1. ‘
Mw' ike oßri ein Solomon'-
Song—“blnck but comely.” It is not I
(hyped-econ, nor n Hemp-lend nil-
Ade t, no: A Public Libmy, not In
fifid’hn Church. m n Hotel ‘
'fWOIIIII./sflch an imitation ought
not to exit
Are! re churches {or women? Are
thm‘ oflcel for women? Ate there
pn 'opuh fot_woneu? Are there ocenn
unmet: fat women? Why. then. should
there be hotels for women! We know no
other reuon than the "hardness of men'- 1
helm.” Mr. Stewm’e Intel] inn is n \
pnrliel protest spins: the deficient. in- }
comp‘le dwu-fed monlity of the time. 3
Dorm; nfew unenlightened Ind bigoted
yea-I, we then have hotele for women,
jun: uwe hue colleges for women. But
I hotel or college for one exclusive sex is
abnonml. ___ h _ _ _
"It is not good," said the wise proverb. ;
“for mun to be alone." Neither is it 1
good for wow. It is the order of Na- I
tore that men and women should worship 1
together, work together, study together,
journey together, and. generally. to dwell ‘
together. If Harvard University were ‘
an institution of learning. instead of a
monument ofprejudice; if Yale had the
leest glimmer of the equal rights of men 1
and women; both these institutions, like ‘
the better spirited colleges of the West, .
would throw open their doors equally to 1
both sexes. The University of Michtgsn, ‘
and a dozen other Western institutions do i
this—greatly to their praise.
i. What would be thought of s church
which should close its doors against wo
men? And what‘ ought to he thought of
s hotel for doinofi the same thing? A wo
man. unsttend and alone, goes to s first
classhotel. end the chances no that she
will heset'used sdmittance. There is 's
suspicion attsching to her character. She
may be “as pure as ice. se chaste es
snow," andyet she "shall not escape cal-
Itnny." She is excluded on the bare poe
sihility that she has a damaged reputa
tien. But what if she has? ' Must she
sleep on the street in consequence of it?
Suppose a man' hes a damaged reputation.
Does nnyhody deny him a mission to I
hotel on that account? Does the Metro
politan, or the Fifth Avenue, or the Con
tinental: or the Arlington. or the St.
Chsrlee ever think of questioning a mas
culine guest on to whether he has kept or
lost his virtue? But do these same hotels
ever foil to put the same question as to
the character of n feminine guest who
comes alone to seek a lodging i If there
is any difl‘eren' law of morality for women
than for men, we are ignorant of it. If s
man is entitled. whether chaste or not, to
s night's lodgin at a hotel, why should
‘not I woman, wiether chaste or not, be
Equally entitled to just such an accommo
dation! It is not s suficient answer to
say that the‘ custom is against it; the
custom is damnsbly unequal, and ought to
be repealed.
Mr. Stewart is doing something to
repeal it. He may not be working from
euch a motiva, but his work tends never
theiess to this end. He is building a ho
tel for women—en institution which, in a
few years after it gets into operation. will
open I other hotels to women. This is
its chief prospective value in our eyes.
Not that we undexrste it as a temporary.
prncticsl. beautiful piece of philanthro y
—and one which is none the less pubfic
spirited beesuse it will be self supporting.
But the moral significnnce of Mr. Stew
art’s experiment will consist in therrfsct
that stter he has once made it just as re
putahle for a woman to go to e hotel as to
a dry goods'store, every hotel will invite
woman to he a‘guest, just as every dry
goods store invites her to be n purchaser.
Doe. Simmons. the engineer who wu
killed on his train, had an intelligent rea
son {or clicking to his engine. Perceiving
x that the train could not be checked in
time to avoid a collision, he threw open
the throttle. ho ing to daeh through the
ohatrnctione. glad he been able to do
thin. and had he leaped from the engine,
the train would have aped on its .way at a
tremendous apeed, without an engineer to
control it. He therefore had a reason for
staying et his post. and he knowingly
riaked and lost his life in the hope of IIV~
in the livee of his paragon. A grateful
public. in appreciation of Me heroism. haa
euhecribed 0350 for hie widow. We for
get pmieely how much wu subscribed
the other day to erect a statue to Mr,
Tweed.—Goldcn Age.
There is a story of a Chinese thief who,
having pilfered a nisaionary'e watch. car~
tied it back to him a few days afterward
toehow him how to wind it up ; which is
like the wistful. yearning. anxious way in
which Mr. Cameron looha to Mr. Sumner
~to know how to act as Chairman of the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
-n. aim Chm-.'.!m.
Rothschild a. 09.,
Inform-a and Male and Bela-i 1
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CLOTHING, -
DRY GOODS. '
EROCEBIES.
PROVISIONS,
WINES &. LIQUOIii
‘ —un—
Commission & Forwarding
MEBCHA N T S ,
Poi? Town-nun, W. T.
Hug... undo Axnngaim to
Import Direct from New York,
Vin flu
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
W. m mulled 00 oh:
Superior lain-emu to Our (human
Blyen will find on Block ‘
Complete in Eveny Lino,
And '0 rm of. «In good- g who wlhh
Defy Competition!
DBMS AND LEGAL TENDERS bush
and sold by , BOTHSCHILD & Co
Tn: mamas! mm]: >PAID m can
lot Pun, Ilium Produce lg
3011180 um & CO.
EXCHANGE 0“ SAN FRANCISCO, wi
Yukuxd anlnd, nth-cu rum, all-ho
procured 5] 8913.59!!!“ & Co.
GPOW. ”Rafi-n me e1:0“) |.Oll cox
' {firm 3 Co.
Agents fot the Celebn‘led
’l‘lfiénce Sewing Machine!
- ; ALIO NI '
Wells, Hugo & Cola Express.
IP‘DIBII' IDIISGQWEIIHI
HOI E L ,
~Pom Dncovnnx. W. T.
J. E. Pugh, - - Proptietor.
THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN REFIT—
ted Ind [afar-Una, 3nd now ofl'm to mvelm
«cry noon-manic- to be had in nublilhmcnu
molt nuanced in the iIIWVM“ of the use.
The choke" find: an elected [or the able,
mdthebutbnndnol liquor: all dam m dil
pemd It the bu. 8:“.
NORTH PACIFIC
S “ A BREWER
Schmieg J: Brown
Human-unsa- or
Cream Ale, Porter & Lager Beer
HAVING MADE IMPROVE
menIs to our BREWERY. we
mildew-ell CREAM” ure
dnced mica.
We will sell our Well-know. ”I. W in
;°"‘-°"“":“ ‘9 “...:- mmm. m:
13:22: (1|: [Elannd- '{VI ulna"!!! be undimd;
sud win: we say we nun. _
manner: from Im an rely on then Olden
bu" promptly "m scu'mzo a: BROWN, ‘
Scuttle, W. ‘l‘.
"a L. Tibblll, Agen‘ for Port
Townsend. - 27m6' ‘
TIE WEEKLY ”GUS
cum
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
'l‘o PABTI’BB WHO WM 031' UP
Clubs. With eviewseemd tie ennui-flee
o! the have. we lure determined to o‘er the fol.
lowing very libenl inducements to parties whoyiu
:6 uninh-
Beed Our Premmm Lnt! '
To the person who will send no u club of
ten yearly subscribers weiwill give I Flee
Gddmng.w0nh..........................m0 on
For Iheen subucribers we will give em _
elegant Moss Agile Ring. w0t1h........... 15 00
Far twenty subscriber: we will give I been
tilul Glus Fruit Dish [lnna-ted upon s
triple silverxplsted 5mi'w0nh............ m 00
For twenty-five subscribers we will [in s
genuine American Silver Wslehfiwonh..." 25 m
For thl sublcl’ibere we will 'n I led 's
lste stylen‘gon e Weak-chi, of solid
g01d,wenh............ .............. ..... a) 00
For thirty-five writers we will give A
set of Nose Arte 'welry (breutpm end
esr-rlngs) won ..... .............x...... 35 00
meon' übsm'ben ‘ 'will give'en Ameri
cuiéos.Bl. We1ch,w‘rth.............. 40 00
For filly lube. mwe will give u splendid
triple silver pllteu I Service. consisting of
six pieces, worth... -.................. 60 w
Those who gee up ch. :8 must bear in mind that
our terms sre Cub will the new of Mm-iben,
sad the: the number must count. yearly—two six
moneys' nubunbers will be us one. counting forth.
premium.
There 13 No Humbug about The!
We _gumukee every article in our premium list
to be 1n" nwe represent I Ind whenever u club
is received culling for eilh l )1 up nbove Ird. lea.
the prime so guinea till it unedinuly expreued
to the puny audio as the lab
Our terms méoo- .2", "3200 (or-ix
months, in coin, to be phi uvuhbly in udvunce.
.c I. o c K s ,
g 3 WATCHES, 5
E amwl:[L IR 31 . c:
a Si_lver Ware, :1
a worms, s;]
wrrn ‘ m
a TR 111 MINa s, t"
m a
H SUPERIOR .
4 And in Proflflxizlsl foliSllo CII- 'm
' Can-tum, being received a
u. U. HILL-’8 _
DRU G. STO R E 9
Pour Townsn'n, W. T.. ' .
/—thnpuclnunwmalnyufinduhmk
unthnenk of '
11131308.
‘7 CHEMICALS and
J
PATENT MFDICINES.
0! ull ductiptionu.
PAINTS, '
OILS, ‘
GLASS: Em, Em,
HAIR, FLESH, SHOE.
WHITEWASH, 6: PAINT BRUSHES
> 01 .11 um.
Soaps and Perfumery
Kept constantly on land.
TRUSSES.
’ SHOULDER-BRACE
LADIES' SUPPORTERS,
- Baffin—An nun-in tum-tum.
“canker: will guy}. a! [:5- “on "QII'L mick
mun-cm: bx: 2....qu .2333
market. and will be .0141, whole-ah and mu
cheap for cub.
PRESCRIPTIONS
n!
“gm! 1: Impounded by n "Md 33151'»-
O. F. Gerrish at. 60.,
Pox: Tomi», W. T..
‘VHOLESALE' AND ' RETAIL
Dull] 1'
Hardware and Cutlety,
Minsky-rt,“
Home Inc! Shi Cu
fielten' T 0013;
nilding Muteridl ;
Fanning Implements.
. [—
Ship Chandlery;
A full Ind complete
- umtmcnt.
‘ GRoCEmEs,
PROVISIONS,
SHIP STORES.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
An extensive 3nd n
ticd usartmcut.
WINES, LIQUIDBS
-ul>— '
OIGA R S .
A fin assortment of
~ the but brand. in the
nut». a ,
C C B
R L 0
O O O
> C T T
- K H 3
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R N 8
I. G, H \
Etc. 0
Etc. 1!
-——- S.
9-0. F. GERRISH & CO. «I! the
attention of pntieu deanng' ' (cranium to
their lugs and oomph“ Iloc of goods,
which no alum! gt wry low met.
BREWERY,
Stellacoom, 17. I'.
THIS BREWER: BELEG‘EOW FlN
....mpir'emé"; mg 33“ ke'epen :3 other-
W‘l I
Supexjor Article of Lager Beer
M-nafwtured inutbe Chicago'gland of I qul'ity
:22: {’mchLd-fin'fiarzn, dun who. titer:
in no better on this count. we no prepued to vouch
for all the but nude in our Bu: . MI lup
glied wlit}: Be: in nmmnmy a?» flier! nodce,
y_ ”P "n. m .A. F.“SPB(EHNLB & CO.
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N O T I C E . -
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A New and Complete Stock of
' sauna “pea-ll] {at on
FABMEIIS’ TRADE,
m I will «1i sign]: (a an.
Groceriu,
“ Provision,
' Ha) Jinn,
Agricultural
Implcmcnu, Buck-eye Km 6 Beopén.
—-um-
Pacific CM - Fill,
In qmfifiuconitpunhunzud other-melon
h eunu- “My. ' B. 8. rowan,
Cm of Wuter Ind Adana Mg
Yon Tumor-d. W. I. Ml
B. H. McDON ALD : (20.,
_ ‘IIGLBAIaI .
E H! m; an, a
can the ntg‘ention or Denim to their hm mart.
not of “ "'i Arrived" 0 com I.
:T‘q°&ni"x{°.“i:‘:“uif‘ifi‘::u noi‘i‘.
u I n'kv'o STOKE.
gnu! moan, l'l'vuin'n Pun-Am
Am? Innicrnl. Dncoolm' sun-nu.
mun. “noun: BIAKII Bum.
runn- mu. | Pnnrlznln.
mm on. Pun- un (nu.
mo. of" At the latent cm fetus. I“
II" determined not to be nndenold.
EI.I¢DOXALDICO..BAIWCA&
For Sale.
0m DRUG BUSINESS [outed in Sun Pruneir
co, Cnl. After our best Wishes, end ex renting
our flunk- for the liberal patron-3e we gave ll‘
eeired for more than tnntyme years. during
which period we lure been Itendily engaged in the
drug business in California, we he‘to lay in colle
guence o! the rapid growth a! Dr. \ 'alker'e Vinegar
itten, now epm over the United Stat“. nnl
countries far beyond. we Ire neceuitnted to devote
our entire time to fluid busineu.
\Ve era the Oldest Drug firm but the Pail.
Cont, Ind the onlg one continuotu under the Inn.
proprietor: since 1 49. and have determined to lei]
our large. fresperous, and well cetnplhhed built“
on Invornb e terms.
TM- in n nre opportunity for men with menu, of
entering into n profitable businen with adv-nu.”
nerer before oil'ercd.
For particulnrs inquire of
B. H. MCDONALD & 00,.
R. H- MeDonn’ld, g \Vholeuio Imus-u,
J. C. Spencer. Sun Fraud-co, Cal.
N. B.—Until n saie in made we shell continua
our importation and keep it ill‘fie stock of helh
goods constantly on land, and n It prion to d.-
fy competition. 12:],
The Great Medical Discovery!
Dr. wm’s oumnxn
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c0..-n4 and“ Commerce am. In 1...
SOLD 3! Au. DBUGOII‘I‘S AID mum
People’s Insurance Company,
Fire and Marine,
Call: Aucls, - - $350,000.
OFFICE—No. 16 Merchants' Exchange.
Califomia Sh, Sm ancilco.
C. F. Mchxor, H. G. Hanan.
, Pruidtul, Secretary.
Jammmw m M? *
John L. Butler,
Agent for Port Townsend and Vicinity._
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