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WEEKLY ARGUS
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Devoted to Gcnm'al Intelligence and Promotion of 110 nm Interests.
PORT TOWNSEND. W. T.. JULY 3., 1875.
VOL V.
Miscellaneous. |
The Big-on of the Dot-Janna of
Independence.
In WI. oonuxs.
They llved In new: And Itonny um
When might. with any: hind, ‘
Wu nls'd to urlko with 111 In strength
Our weak Ind struggling land. i
‘Brlvalywnhin the m W ‘
Mm our bad And those ‘
Who am todmnch lb“ bud In blood,
Our mane. English toes. {
'A prion was on each pull-Kat‘s bend,
} The bloodhound: on their truck ;
‘Fetrle-Indnm theyjoumycdom.‘
Nor turned nor [:lde back.
They aw tho foemln's ordend "no:
In unge fury come;
IThey qmﬂd not hum hll rude cut-1
brace. I
But Inner grasped thegun.
0! peerle- nlme o! Jeﬂ'enon,
Grind wu thy noble toul. ‘
Thy nunc wlthln om- hum ahdHlvo
Whlle urth and can 101 l ;
Hmoock. Carroll, anknn, Reid.
Lynch. lelnpmnlnd Leo,
With willinghenru we give an and
0! double- min to yo.
And-llwbobonl ban man‘s put.
And hoarydmamdgn
Th' Immoral ocroll nun-mun,
The tynm'l “ ﬁght divine ;"
mmm‘ﬂood-dydlohbaldown
m mlmglnghnd.
And from an dupe“ Inn [up
Wow-Minna.
Nylon-nab) cumming].
seamen-mu...
And that to l‘ndo-‘I God slam
ﬁlm“ than bond tho has.
Theyhdo thaw“ haunt up.
1230'th...
mmammmwm
With Fmdou'l (‘l’). p.
Whatkthem‘nmmch,
Ohm-pliant?
That-um m.wm;
aroma-pun";
Theynllofmuunomhmn.
0M“. uni-cunn—
“Wham-mum»
Tomrmﬂlhamu. .
'l‘wunoctoplnthowmu'lm
Norwlnﬂnmchofhmo.
They fowl-t And mood br handcuf
uun. ,
Norglory.gnednorglln.
Murmmmhm
The llnhmblnd their hnd—
“! who. Ind M‘u lightning
"and
Mine-damn“.
mmmo'mhmw
Ammo-mun.—
mawpuwnhn
“ammo-nay“.
houthdﬂal—y‘sm
Annuals-petite ﬁght.
Banana. In». In“ a! lulu-d 5
. 111.
Andante-i “anthem
Mrunblmhoanhidloheud
Kaufman-throne.
MmmdthQurvtth-h’
mtnmmmovm
And well W the maddening
urlh
Thyheldthelronlm-d my.
Uanrﬂ-gwﬁh vlaorylbaoe
In Inedom’l bleued n].
Omahthelrnuna Ind mam-kl
Throughovorydnnglngyur,
And my their dammcmguud
Thepﬂnethuybonghuodur.
And Mummy» foe-pm
‘ [makeup-Multan.
hymrylonofﬁuﬂo- do
‘ Andldourdruolyon.
Spit-eon. 3
12m, peed—A my. mm. ;
Neck or nothing—A hell-tires.
The {no of Govern-«To he
blowed.
Wnlking-uichuuPromemding ‘
Iwelll.
‘ Dogl beet dentists-" They insert
mtunl teeth. 1
To Ins-ll hide-men.~--A bed‘
thing to be out Gin-temper. i
How to overcome your lorrovu‘
—Strike one of your own sighs. 3
The best policy-" Thu which
peys the largest dividends. ‘
Men do leu then they ought‘
unleu they do All they an. ‘
Room for improvement is prob
ebly the Inge“ room in the world.
Sympothyilthe golden key the!
unlock. die henn- of when. \
Of ell our inﬁrmitiu, venity is
the dam". to m: l man will:
starve his othel vices to keep
[lull aliwx
I 'I'BL'B HERO.
W'hen Lord Cornwallis was in
Hanover County, LLFIyeN/e,
whom he us following, felt. de-l
lll‘Oll of .cerhining his inten-l
clone Ind movements. For thigl
purpose be sent for s soldier iul
hi- on ll'lny mmed Chuley Mor
gtn,lnd toqueeted him .10 turn
deserts: Ind go over to the Eng
lish camp in the capacity of e lpy.
IChuley consented to undemke
this perilcuu duty, provided L.-
Feyem would vindicete hie chu
ecter (in use he was discovered
md lunged) by publishing in a
Jersey newlpeper tint hie Gen
ler-l by] sent him into the English
cnmp. This LlFeyeue promiud
to do. Charley weordingly de
umd, end on Inchingthe British
Army was seized Ind curried be
fore Lord Cornwallis. Wine wee
your motive in donning? asked
his lordship. Well, my lord. said
Chnrley, while Washington won
my commder X was utilﬁed
with theAmerioen service; but I
have no notion of serving I
Frenchnpn. I never undertook
it end wbn‘tdo it. I commend
your Iﬁt. I should refun obo
dience hyull‘ were I in your
place. Chrley we- I good 101-
dier, diligem in the poi-{om
of dutyﬁnd never suspected by
hit new Mood-m But Wing
emped him. He awfully ob
lerveddlluncwugoing on. One‘
day he obeernd Cornwelliu walk-l
in; up end down in «roe-G eony
van-don wi‘h g group of clout;
Stopping suddenly he and “l
May, who funded kw. found
out. How 1011. will it uh. Io:
{eyew- to en- Jun- river?
Three bun, my lord. The.
pours! lid his lad-”pin litan
ilhmgnt; if you land dd'ﬂlr'w
day! ya: would be nenrer 'the
truth. No, myludleidChuley;
the French-In ha I 0 my been
And no any men. It you lord
ship willbe u the trouble“ Oll
onhtionyon will ﬁnd Mien «on
in three houn. Hie lordahip turn
ed'lo do oﬁoern. uyln'g Ii he
welhd my: The scheme uillnot
do.
Chad. deemed“ now fullﬁue
w rut-n to L. Fugue. M
in the pad-mom one night, I."
produced abattle of rum, whi'o'h
ho M Italy with his com
“: Ho 00¢:le :- ha
Md chosen“, ntiom and
hudnnd cot-mt dutieu of the
Britinh nrvioe, dud contrasted it
with thAlneriom, when the du
do- In. light, the nﬁonl Ibun
dnt, sad the grog without “in.
I‘ll (ind of this mice. Will
you come with me, and”! do
an?
They quad, deoh the coup
wi‘h Mey. In («this out of
tho Brit“: line. it w neouury
to poll the notioell. Charley
lpptudlod tho Em unﬁnol in A
vary triondly runner, gun him I
bottle of run, which the nominal
wind and oppliod to hit lipo. The
nominal lpprovod (he duct, and
hid down 111 l musket tool-joy duo
‘procioul nectar, by putting two
‘lnndl to tho bottle. Chnrley
‘ wind the musket, Ind whispored:
1 I'll blow out your hnins if
‘you don‘t come with ’lO.
The soldier submitted to the
neceuity, md wcompnnied Chu
‘loy $0 the French comp.
‘ When he resched tho Amelie-n ‘
ormy he won brought. lb head—i
quorum, whore LaFlyettepn set;
his him cried out: l
Hnl Chulcy, hove you rclurn-l
ed? l
I hu'o, ploue your Exce|lency,
Ind brought seven more Along
with me.
“'hen Charley related whn he!
hsd seen “(I why he returned Lli
Flyene oll'erml him money, but;
he respectfully declined the gulchl
and said:
THE
ADVERTISING BATE:
Our Im-h. First Inner-11011.. .Q‘.‘ m
Each Suhwquent Inwrﬂnn. .. ... 1 N
YE mu Abvnmxsmms :
lcnlumn. pox- month“... .. ....M 00
L 5 mlunm. per month.“ 5 on
L‘ column. per month. .. 3 00
Tmmlont adrnrtmmenm w Insure
inaenlon, must be Iwomplnkd by th
mill.
8’“! Amt Mlle! “Ely-a
NO. 19.
Give maul: mg'jngke; anti
I‘ll be content.
FASHION was.
Everything to 'nunty Ind it -
lisll, has a ribbon fastened to it {in
our- wny or mother.
It is thought Ibout 25,000 New
Yorkers will spend the summin '
Europe. ' l
The fuhionnblo glove for gen-6
tlemen have two buttons. .
and. Imm ma "Int lat.
nnd belt. {or uu-in trawling If.
Iglln quite populu.
A (lurk, deep blue silk in very
much uled for underdreuu Ind
trimming: of new costumes.
The fuhion-blo ribbon of th
mon is called the “ Brocade lilk
hupu," md come- in n ad“,
of colors.
Phin round mints Ire entirely
out o! u costume with m ad.
polonlbe i- knon to Mu hot:
nude lat you.
Some new A“ woo} dun...”
trimmed with now-of Thin Us“ -.
odged with crimped. and “DI
{ringer , A _‘ _ "
The Marquis then {imposed to
promote him, but he refused pro
motion, saying: 1 hue nbilitiee
suited to my present rank, And
‘have n good chencter; lhould I be
iinvesmd with common I nuy not
i.“ so well, Ind thul‘lme mychu
actor. But if you will give my
lpoor comndes shoes, stockings,
And wnrm clothing you will gmtly
oblige me, air; the poor fellow:
era in very bed plight.
Charley was one of thoee to
whom these Sum ere indebted
for their liberty, who had not 3
perﬁcle of "nity in their compo
sition, who named from obecurity
into the blue of renown by the
sudden perform-nee of none ex
trnordinnry notion, which we. no
euery to the mm of the am,
end than hid theneelvee in the
elude, fell heck into obeouﬁtyﬁnd
trod the beaten path of unrecord
ed duty, negligent of glory, end
oblivion: of their W. In a
wad, Charley did hi- dmyuni
funk, honest, hitM'nl loldier—did‘
“by nigh‘uwell u bydnyfuL
theebeenee uwelluindnpreu
we of hi: deer; in": lii-ed
hi- niqend new ind. shot in
wee-mm. ‘ v V . '
\‘H'icker bukeu, containing 3
dress md long linen dancer )0 be
‘uud in tnning,uo|oldin ﬂu
‘ New York furnishing m
‘ A dreulnvinﬁtho nacho-tin
1V nhspelhould "(homb
‘inhodwithuhccmﬂlo. ,th
throat Ihould be oovmd Ii“
white tulle. ' '
runways-am udg u
limple I'l ‘2O-in fr!!! “1‘- ‘
1501-0011329.“ ‘l‘”
u my
givutbunaldllmﬂhbllp
penance. .
The patty-‘OO. “chin-0'3,-
33°35” moans-Wm why-v,
ue, , I
“mam""umﬁu
whoa ballad)“. ”I
M“: -= a.”
b inhalant-«. 1 new
to. ‘
numbon’wuu'dll; ,
ad a datum that.“
mill-mm; « «all ':i hzxi
Very W :5,
h.” _ ' m“
nbout Wtdyui __ ' ,
«ch odgou: ‘ L
withhudnomo .- .' '
Indefinite-“'0': hr "f
k- ohbontd 1‘“ “.50
NICQIOIIJIM muf-‘iﬁ
Thanh-pod of chit
vuiod ﬂai- m- ' (Show
sumn'ovqhmﬂhhﬁ
ovum “an: m
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the corner! on“ M”
Inthnod. ‘ , ‘ ‘
“I'm-ION.“
A Dresden corrupondent of ihe
Chiago‘Timu rel-tea the follow
ing Ibout I Cincinnati girl: She
fell in love with I Polish Count,
and her run: hing rich, “I
Count «pm-ea hiﬁolf II will
' to marry 303‘ poll!
Tim ....5 “37:31....
kindled-M " MEMO-
The My» Bram mhﬁﬁqm
mine upon-iv, mi lb drama.
ed nobkmlh 00-16%! 'l6! VII“! '0
’hiu dAuglner. Bite dab m dew-5'
ﬁnined w hm . lan-ma with -
come‘, on porhipl Ibo Quin
love'yi‘th an m p, gin-i:
my, she gunner hthi no peeee
until he "Hinged m
with m gum, law. 31:. our“
reepgndedvv will: . lil- Mid],
and us her mews-s he 5’3“",-
04 0% "Id “a 95m ' clued
ittobo the mkMe-uﬂ
tumble, the old "Pum' 'n.‘
when“! w bu: wink-h! “
the? femily “Indian: ' [IOO.OOO
down, in guild, end A yearly ennu
ity of 05.000 in pH. In teturn,
the love-lam young ' lon-n re
ceived the ﬁ‘h oiaened the no
bl"! houm'll WWO!
Pbllnd end the “in. person '6!
the Count Hem-triage for thin.
50". of»: elf-ix. m not unhappy
until the penie eene, annoying
the fether’l entirel'orhne elmoet in
5 ch). The con: Ind canton.
were in Perl. when the new
cuno. The Count. merely almig
‘ged hie ehouldere. blade the nod!-
ler of his children the polite“ of
ledieus, end the! evening we] seen
l“ the open in the mat neg-di
‘cem. atyle. The contact being
lbroken, end the ”.000 malty
impossible, he held the mnrringe
u nn and.
Junq.n§.l%« .
snatch-M43“ "9n.- ‘ “
Adm WW
Gho'Dryßot.‘ ' ‘l’ _ 'v ’ "-7!
3 I150]! RI II""I
to ﬁn, We“ 3‘-
Dene, a the New Yut M
In. .- hoot-col “10M pd.-
nm .
‘ $1331?" WO3. IH Lind-m
‘ to h
rut hl’mglf. 01’ , -
‘ Who went. 3 throne? Hilla
jectyof Greece willie-to Ohm
Brett Harte he, no he as"; “A
sweet fool,” for the hero lb
fortheonm’ 3 novel.
Vanderbilt in 82, end 10‘ he
been I: well under the 'M'“ of
his miliionl.
Gen. Breckinridgv have! 3 lon
who burn the mine of Oven
County Buckinridge.
Ben. Butler will soon have the
ﬁnest private residence in Wuh
ingtOn. It will be of‘nnih.
The Porthnd Preu celled Sto
hen Grunt the biggest {in in
Rhine, and thejury ound for the
defendant.
Mr. Sartoris hu purchased a
ﬁne building lot in \Vuhin‘ton,
end some think he in going to give
up Englnnd for America.
Gen. Tom Thumb bu uken 30
degreel in Muonry. Only one
more for him to Like, Mad he'll be
as high army 0[ them.
\ and mum.
‘ An old m, m. her dwghtor
good-by in the Rochester depot I
few days .go, nyiug: “ltiln’t
like], I'll everm you uglin-
I‘m getting so old.“ She In
starting for her home in Chicago.
Ind u the tnin stated sh. put
her head out of the window to
catch I ﬁuni glimpse of her rein
tire. The daughtar 111 sanding
on nu ndjncent truck, wujing her
handkerchief. A locomotive
(lubed in Ind overrun her, And
tholut tint mother Il',“ the
trtin moved out of the depot In
the mnngled body of her (bughter.
The grief pf thopoor old wounn
was franticallyexprcssed. At the
ﬁrst stltinn she got nut and ro
turnml tn i{l\n'ht‘st(-r.
Phil Sheridan ha m H
bride out on the phi-I {unwed
ding tour. He man- to both:
married life with plemy of room
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