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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
VOL. I.
PUGET souNp HERALD.
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“lewld mirthuldhddmany
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khan-nun, but and" he results here-
Mm chained entirely to the vim. of
“on-Inn half, and the lodine- with
'Hehlthohulned hylhe young plant in
\him-upofiugmﬂh.
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“hr ch. dinning- of my ﬁnd-5 thor.
oughly with; with not, throw bushel:
9! mm three bushel- of uhn, 9m
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woof-alt. mWI-chmwnmw
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an. hplmoluhoulhvobmerlyuud
Wilmadwlthlbhu min;
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mjwhnluWl‘nod eon
pdhhrthouunmmthh In ammonia,
ulna-diam with-01mm“!-
MW Sulphm ofllmo (placer)
would mwinnmumrc, perhapu, lb
hn-ﬁm;udwml¢poulbkfouhonh
niche-toolbar um undcv nub
Wading-Normal “no,"
“hhnawpwuﬁhhmrhuc;
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ﬂu plum. All mum erudite In
Mkmmwmdlim
AubﬁoogMMkaulyl-d up the
‘vkluolhhmm
twining dine, the! (la ﬁeld bprcpuod
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.llhudhlohheoumuklngunh
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hummumlydmum at. to.
Numwmmmmum
In on right number or lerncll for the hill.
lbmm'thuuwoulddumydnger-
Mpicdmneedlfpheodlnim
Mummlhvulmg'g who're
“MwMydom‘nd little or
human“! human th'tod Ind
Mun. M ch. not] put on a
y hjurd WOO. My planer
hdgounqhdl dumb] hunch-ad
h labor-nub. MIMI vhlé nuke
'Hngumn Mm”mby no u
my“ for this "an: Inn!
lyndoorndcponlhd In out . mum
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“100%th bod, 11. III" noc
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I ma ”hauntingly mailman-ll In
“that M Ilka nine. in ban
My Maul aqua roll-bio Inna.
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”knot: '
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emunu or poultry. Bird- llve on the
mmummmmw
MW“: Idldmdliquid um
_M‘w. Poultry dun. ll Burl,
o‘dbﬂmhmudit dos-v. to
“Mymdndjndidmlymd.
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mumhvﬂMp-rm The
vindﬁlouumdocld be than Into
Whmﬂn‘td‘ hop
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AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL—DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WASHINGTON ii‘ERBITORY.
STEILACOOM, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1858.
kept with great proﬁt, if their excrement
are properly eecured.”
in my opinion thin In notelalgeeetimnte;
and furthermore, lam willing to ﬁart‘eit one
yrar'a auharriptlon to the Country Gentle
man to any one who will gm It a fair trial,
and la not pleaaed with the reutlltat— “entry
Gentleman.
_.,._
m Want It love-halt
‘ There in little to he dune in the vegetable
kingdom thin month, but much In the limit
orchard and lower yet-ti. Three who would
plant treee or ahtnhu, rhould rententher that.
full planting will forward the tree a- year
over Spring planting. Pear-a. epplea, peache
etrawherrioa and grapea ahould he piloted
out now. in the ﬂower yard. all the hulha
ahould he tah u up, uparuted and repleniad.
Chineea peoniea should now be separated and
replanted. Weﬁnd Dutch hulha and Chi
neee peoniee to bloom heat in a sadly aoil.
Outtioge of ﬂowering ehruhhery may now
he put out with arnoet a much net-taint y of
their living and atrilung root, ll hndded or
gralitd planta. The eoil around all hardy
ehruha ehould he removed thil mouth, and
renewed with virgin earth from the wood:
andevatnpe' Fruit treee will nlauhe groati y
beneﬁted by thin application. Now in the
time to lay out the gmndn for ﬂower: and
nhrohhery. It la had policy to wait until
apring, ae the plant cannot hlootu ea perfectly
when removed with in l’ceden all alive to
nourlahment for the ewelllug bud, u when
removed with buds and root in a compel-a»
tlv'ely darn-at state.
We know of no aet rules for laying out
ornamute-l grounds. Everything will do
pand o‘ locality and the aurroundlnge. 'lhe
molthepeprhtoenoatdictate how it
ehalihedone. Ourruralpopulationare-diy
et hit in the "when of theirgrounda
and dwelling; Bnrely the epot that we are
the moat familiar with—emu that are
daily and hourly look upon. ahould he hr-
I'uged with tutu and bounty. Every home
atead in thin natural land of been ahou‘ld
notonly he provided with the auhatantial
conﬁne. hut should hloaaotn an the role.
Andhov will thla «a Mount a general
natureof the country, nule-aataetebrthe
heautilitl in nature luultlvued. Fruit trees
are not only highly ornamental, hut ueeful.
They furnish what my he termed the pastry
of food, and should be cultivated by every
landholder. A cottage unheard in hit
and ﬂower- rnalteu a more favorable iro
preaaion upon the traveler than a palatial
union with no aumuudinga of beauty.
Theonelahutthopun-haeedehillol‘thear
chit-ct; theothﬂ',tho natural taatool' the
occupant.
In] I" deﬁned ﬁom planing crumm
ul than old shrubs. {tom tho exponoo. But
vim-o limo lo o will, lion lo I way. Fin}
learn how ouily ohm-t ovary plant mike
[oo¢ ﬂ'oln «lamp, and how npldly un
[row ﬁ'om nods. and thy will ﬁnd that h
toke- but A vary few you: In sun on orchard,
on ovum, or n pol-term, with but. very lim
lad menu. Ston- fruil seals olwuld be
planted now. Soot offonot was both
oval-groan and (Ide would be plontod
now. A beautiful glovoof our nulvo pines
mnybonloodfromooodolnmyoaro. Co
don lorgo ml: fur heJ‘eo my bo grown
from seedo in two years. Mn‘uulioo my
be grown {min weds on tho uplando, when
thy would not llvo tnnoplnnud. 0m
menu! troo- [row oonpldly (rum nod: In
an chums. that. it lo ouporﬂuouo to plan:
mndordl. Flt-t, mom‘s the gnmndo, and
Mphnttbuedowhmthotrool In to
Honda-Morn I’m.
WC m m
Gay land- olonld unl- ha plowed Ibon
no. Mlondnllouldboplowoddoep.
A hold of plum- pol- m town brood
nuovotolovor. will add 100 per an to
ito product.
All wot loud should ho woll drolnod.
D“ ﬂock; hooli- hy 101 l
Period-col npplluuouo of nobo- tond lo
hoop np tho Imam, of 00110. by mpplyln'
org-ale «bu-noon.
W pupondon or lond to ob»-
louly month] in tho lmrluu growth
‘39"
Old Ind—bl Vhloh .ho boon long in
cum-HI“! ho beneﬁted by poo-phat.
llme-ppﬂd In to m ethnic
d-t. native plan-plum- of lime, m- murl.
'l'ln Lamar-wan
Iv clan-m
"whim-um.“ ﬂunk-(II,
AWN-mug".
hlnuphmdulhmbm
Inhﬂlblk'hilbmm
mhmhw‘
M.w.uummmv
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unmnwuuwuuw
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mmmmummmm
hiMMhWﬂd—m
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nummmmhmnug
mm‘dwmwmnnh.
manna-mm
that-Mann”
nw-mmuun.
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humummmuumoum
“mm
Inn-mummuw.
Minn-hum";
Emil-lulu
humut—Bp‘nhtw.
magma-communion-
Whﬂwm-hhlﬂuem
”Muriel”.
ﬁnancial-nuﬂmlmnuu.
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mun-mun.
nary-mum]. mama-ml.
hrnmmumhu
[neg-alumnus...“
Hume-mus."
mmwmnmuchuu;
lulu-tuﬁuﬂdqﬂ.
Mhunmummmmm
And—lbhhM—nlquunlnd.
”quack-Ml
mum-umum-n;
hmhﬂlﬂ
HHMHWMMUW.
.hmuyu-muu-u-nn.
Mummy-u-nmw.
Wﬂhwﬂhu '
'Mm-nymﬁlnllhnm.
human-pl.
Mmmumwr
“view-“m“ .
www.mmm;
lull-Cull" ”human-5|
bh-lmmﬂu—“hm
Imhmd-MM—
IIIHWIWIHIAI
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luthlmﬂ'OuhﬂmuWu-uﬂh-
MIND-AM. Am done «(In
MWhlbmﬂy,uw-Mbylh
m‘nwdmAnbndßu-b‘rdm
Ciel. Boa-Ah! knwfect typed tho EM.
Hi- nmconqucndF-dj’Ou-h. (dum
try;) bohu commuted cud reigns out It.
.kMthbthmudh-u.
homulwn-othhkudnbnldu;
mmmuymupumm
Mnuthhhumdnlﬂlmltﬂhht
it. kiln who nth-II u. m. a.
paylntribukofoopoohna. Evelyn-una
muMmMMWJth-m
m.ouurununolnhtbdnublmyz not
orunmthem mung.
In-Ahnhhny-nim you-l old,druud lit.
(hwylnqhnyudnnolvoolhmbldbyu
hMbdt,lNllllv-oeordlmndlhohd;
barrin- pchofpbhllbyhhlldeﬁho Kn
bykﬁugudlllwoblwkknlhmhhluk
Rein Marimba-em lithhk mud .
Unbound Numb n his lids.
Whnmdlhnwolnuibuheruh-hldm
him “yum-3, homely Ind-Mum h
WWW Tbmdi-playnho m
dM-Ahldhhnapbuplnd.
Mmtwoorllmohundnd I'th N:
py,whondlholmnbtlnmlo. Rwy
indlei-l ”anilgﬂupmlmonuw
ingouhll, naive- lhm laminate-dun
longnhuueunraqg 'ouhmmm'.
up”; bu: Windham-telnet! [lb-In,
two uni-uk- ﬂndhin whenmhouy In,
dam khaki-Ind, nah-dawn Ii-
Mymkuohhohuiudo. Hob-untam
thm hundred prion-lodine; hubunllu
mmnwm; "thunk“,-
thu M 11. at», lm duly: Int.
Wham “Cam-numb. only
nulhodtyhowkmhkmunthhnmvder.
Mﬂmhhhkmhhdq. Chianti, u‘
Minglomlnmmonbehulcrmnho
math-madman. "laugh-lull
gun, the IW “maiden“; “his dog, In
uh. uh aha-h; ﬁlth. knit, hum: it
mum] Mimi; and victim or“ nth
mthd'humdkmcdqudbw
h bound-d. “amulet mouthwash the
tvdnmhumhFJMhhdg-d and
MW}.thmmdﬂw-Am
Whhhmlhl‘miMkhnu at
tummwhuhumnmmmm
ll tho Ankh Inuit. quiutho chum; It
huh-Wham”; Wuhan-,hhvh
nummuwuhum flann
lulul “but wlﬂnhoblick hall. in
dmlumhMAb—MDJM ﬂu
mullihknlh; hithﬂththiohmol
huh Kb Mil “My In M
Jake demand-K Whm been-chm power.
tum «an gm! many rubbers nbvut; um
Wk domed the plan of (Banking himself
a nuimph under, ndlctting ﬁll- £ol:de
which he nam- lon li‘ht; if the pox-m who,
lucked it up put I! In his pocket. Bou Ala-mule}
6 sign to hinxocuxloner, disguised likc hlmuﬂ; '
Indol wouttluculprh'l head. Than-bl I]
(In! | ghild my now mum the “Volvo tribal
with A mun «(golden Immﬂm rink.
Boa-Alt“ hunkighmterm, Ind
bandwidth-gunman MM“!
Itch. fountain, (ham-n to turn “than!
not pnbefot them. Wishing 00km what
the sex thought of him,“ mellngn pretty
Anh girl-long (helm-b “surname-p
--pmhedher,udonundon|lixht elm. The
town lookednhiuin monumm Ind-id:
"have no. laud-om. chandler, for you down
kmmﬂyou run." Ashanti“ continual
to my!” cubism-04h mud;
“Bunyoueodumpuudkunadmyouth
uttmwyonmlnnemlryot‘lhmwhh
hknwwhn wmmrapomdf”
Ono dqdußh-lekhcud Mthon
ethi- mummzm, 0'80!-
0m; WWMn-d-WMM
oi tokmh M Dhaka-Inn Ihplo
Man, without his MW I'll.
bound on m-hndhorlqwhlch. how
“. hetnyednothln‘ «(magnum- on!»
owner,th
Now Eli-WM hon-rived null. for
tumlo city in whit-lithium Mound Justice
on a“: day. mutually I our: day. At
thpudthcmhewncdpphwhouhd
umdimumm‘nhmudﬂlh
wwSLlAnln‘lch-k
“Wk-I Into-Hm hard-Ilen-
Ahn. “Yudduhqu-llhnducu."
“True."npliddun-bplo; buththwdou
Manly-y, ‘thol M gm slush thy
What-.‘MMMMMIIIMMIH
hhlohhln."
“We“;whumldohtyou?” \
“Youuninuhlblngmmpldudu
gubzlhomddmnﬂuﬂnd ﬁnish
on.
“when!" ,
"Byukinguupwyommmnptw
IbugkuMwhuolh-uhdus"
“So In It" Aid with on. may he
mmmwm
Th md-MM'WQC Mq'nu
(11-Wei. ‘
“Wampum" stallion-Ink.
“To helpyouf Cerulnly."
"nth; bdnmm halo—hump In
no.
“Wain-u."
“Wamlnthodlyol’thjmt‘uﬂ.”
“Imm"
“memhn-ohhnuphmnhhr'
“ltllvnqlikely.”
“Aluldoyouuppmwhahmmm
loud Mud-om Waugh-vii
I“ whh-thhwhinm
width!”
“Rho-yum,” "pH-130mm “MI-11l
uhgnbochchCdthwmh-um
hhhjudpout."
“They unlit-Jun" W in (lulu,
laughing, "m not hhmbk."
“Good!”-ld lon-Ah- tohimnlf; ,“bth
n MMhuthl-ﬁﬂ
s. hop-bud mun a. mi hum. u.
been bylho lumen!» WWI-I
‘lonhy, and w thtﬂbunl when It.
}mmmjuuh mono-um:
The “un- "Mum n'hloband I
pml—MAMMsmollcmMn
More. Thpunuhdanblo'lb’hhm
muanh-nhu lbw-n
Mum Match-but
mjndp “and um m Ind Inn
nld:“lmthmvhhun,mdnm
um." mmduudndvdum.
muextiumﬁlbumlhdum
nun; mom-nonvnudtnh 01d»
mmmmm “thumb.-
pn: “lmtbbuyalloflhllun; lunkom
wpmhhhﬁtwuhllofmnhn-
W byigund ulna 1-0511wa I
Md‘mx‘bmhmldnotktmguuo
In WW butonym, lunch“; my
myﬂunynln. Nwllw-rbyllm
Mini-numwhnhuyllmkhbmn
dumyllnlu.“
MW.lhoﬂ—nl|a,“hllmuuh
buy thmhofdlotm3ndmlhdlﬂd
unbouhhonlmluﬂlmﬂchuto-M
ofgold. I took Handful «mm-n,
pocmdehuthWol-yﬂop;
In Wu, Mumdwnhthooil
IndmoyMthl-hymnhgm
MM ‘tllhﬂ' [I min of my mu be
1m“ M‘Kv-ltuhudl know-gm bin
huducywwjd'bdmu Inn-r
by um MN- Inbb inn-ad tho
myhmlu.”
mad-mumunpuum;
Minn-VIII“. “law “my!!!“ be."
Ibo-id, “dumb-um.”-
Nwmhmmdﬁocm
“luau-up," mum-loa-
M IMdtytnbuy Min IN
uﬁht. Athphofﬂlm [m at
aippk. whim ukcdlhunfmlnd than
mu! m to lah’him up I; he (mm! he should
be tnmpled lathe ”actuating and.
camels. Arrindutho “I'M-Pk“, “Md
numdm,butdﬂnduybw; Indul
lWmeﬁﬁjﬂw—‘Mmhcﬂ
hmundbhcmhtodmbuhulhhnph
leap bhluwbom hl-m'h m
lswurbylnhanngmhmhdnphm-y
N" .
Next rejoineddn crlpplc: "ﬂy“! I.
mlnghmonbndn-uup'ohthﬁhuhldn,
wheniuwthl-mnu-udbymomdddo, u
ifhalfdnd. [lona-d but I'll.“ In!
with Any-comm HIWM;MM
humoxhunodwﬂh mum I.
lor charity» bringhlmw Mennwbmh
Mbuuimu. ldidno;bntwhun|-y
--pﬁu,whenhoordnndnotodlnmnt,udnﬂ
the hot-urn his. Sol brought hhtoyu.
Thhinhnrutthe-r by Inbound.”
The Cd! and. mm”. W
“Lanmtheholufbududﬂudm
hm."
Tho mtming Modym ou-
Mhm.wm¢H MM,»-
muﬂutﬁbu-L Th'l'nlubudﬁop
attains-[MM '
“Ttko you'll: elf-Hamill,“ h
T-leb,“nhohwulnly yuan"
thwummhm
than munmmanymm ho
hum Thbutchaundm'mlm
summoned. :
“Titanium-qrnﬂlln‘hlbh
butch; “ywuﬂnlymltlmmm
and hunt Ink-pd a“ In? a! I.
muoﬂaﬂcﬂﬂyﬂndmw
uh. maiden-nan...
"M you neoph- you has ...
ﬂuency othan!‘ Aidan-Methyl“
“Certainly.”
“Andyour‘wthoeﬂpph -
i "Wk" A _ , ~
y "Colnovrilhlm," hmﬂnudhlwnn
Théymttopthuundlhowpﬂdd
hi- mmmm. “Oohdhtb
tribundnndnndlomdv-nry.‘
'nu cﬂppbhnhd «:qu“ I
bile;- vocal-cumin! unity-jug.
M N I!” "W t)- inyu. “Vq
"ﬂ." CHE-WWW Illa-bli
u-ibund." ‘ ‘
Thojndpnmudhhh—gnlmuy
Inked lbdovutund‘lhlhﬂotiﬁh
pudcneo. Alum-Maude!“
“ﬁabauhym'uﬂthlu-Ah;
“puthoﬂnbkwdhhlh—WWOl
untmn'lhtk,"hm&thulpﬂo.
mmummmhm
with; brhln. “Anya W?” h
Ink-d. ~
I'Quummm."wa.m;
"butlmcw-tby'luhqlrdumm
«l%;mlmmmmm
Jug-nu mu «pushy-um [-
MAmSethluQO-hum
Mdmlwﬂdbhnyn! ,
Thjuhmlhukbiﬁmu
but Don-Aka“ lap-Hut 'Ml‘
minnh’unyhhwhyqlhnnlh
«1::th thou limo an," h h“. .
"lthm-ydnph. Yukmlkopuhib
mhmyﬂndthohoun ' the I.
Well, unﬂniglulhll bum-WM...
“abroad-Mo no. ‘ﬂllnyhhmﬂ' luld
what. summmmmbm
mn,wuhdltncllly,nplludnlnmun.ul
pound hm Ink. Than [-8100 up“:
“ﬂu II!» of: pan»! would know nothing
nbouthhundnuhohhﬂﬂoﬂbhkb."
“Good!“uldﬂmAhl; “WWW.”
uniayoummhonwum'm.
«Fmamwymmmm
m _
“You; “I!" ’
"Wollpuuhwﬂuvnddvuh;
lenmhcdhthh-m; thrown-Io in
ofoﬂondn an“ M. [he'd-i
chalkbomyln-lonpdtolhm. Ha
memmwnﬂhuh-w
ny,nodthoollnuldhnlnuduthm."
“Good; Wuhan!"
"Ahln-Mymddmm null
Ila-morning.”
«mmmuumumr
"Yaqnluumyﬂmu you
ult BnHyHnanblul’g'lnH
Incognito “tumult-ml! you.
um. wheayou apple-dull “s*;
when the Mpploumnmhin,bw out
Solprehhhm'
‘ Bou-AkuMnmgMM-H:
“Tho [adhvith you! You“ ha
my plan-sud lyonn. Yﬁuh'hde. Il-
Wlummmeb-M
lummhth‘h-Mph-M"
Mull-law's
Evmbﬁymubbbdﬁnhﬂ
MAMwh-uum-myny—lM
mHmo-mhchhﬂs hulk.
thobunmmm'hw
thMW-uuuuh
mmmmcomln-Inﬂqyg
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