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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

Ball Run Russell viii run tor fsIlthnBtar-
Madame Tftirns Is tying wrry OH On ldmasn-
Capt ~ n LoxIy has hpaiqmsHs fis snhim
Abboti smith, London, hh- n Ihr Ai1nlfasm-
Hon ClIaS Fosier, Cd oaiia h rrg,srtr-d al ul,t
Ebbtt.
Jim Eecne has gone oui Of the C.IiIBrnis EiuR H.
retlofy.
Mrs. Joseph 7. KHSIP ana tArni(y s'0nuuihs
the Arlington,
sheridan twins look very mnrh HlIkt. tsJ,-rnHr
the younger one.
D. NJ MrDunaid, Tormha Canada hiss rSaHum,uns
AT the Arlington.
Hon. N. J: GomIa and Wiit- Or Texas iIEEt IIa1u-
mcTts nj the fhiinl
judge 2. H. Morgan cd New Orleans survived ~ nisf
Arlington yesterday.
Paymnstsr Rufus Parks And vile 4. = n an
registered nj the EiIbiIi.
President HAYES Is To Nish Rhaatn MIA mnni-
probably hboui the I7th
General Grant and party lsh S2nFsnnssS1 lisu
lag fu Liverpool. Al well
II Is stated thai 1ssnhisr CErsinsus lHE IrArns
brIngs him s75.OO ItT EIiitgm-
Gen W T. sherman. Gen T. n c, Ord Hnh fsssh l.
F. TouTtell0tte L :. A are rfsisnsatd NJ The A1hhiR
A MnSSaclTusffts Newfoundland dng dTHSairt INN
-aif becanse he had betn muzs1ra Thf MiEshrR-suas
mind Is nothing II noi free
II i p,t trne Thai General r . Rmltu VIII he li~
Drrnraiinn lay orator IN scranton ffnnss1rITiG Va
vas invited TN said thai IrstssnIIh aHiirs Niiiit
prevent his acceptance
Hotel ArrSSAls
p,yuasieT II. ". Atleh ana 4. 4 biFd Z :. n l.
J., Rnrnett and wife, ~. LIis, Mo- hth NAg1Hrt 2
(iusdnrf Fremont, u, Y lgsE ana VINE Nt,N NtuE
has H. VOORHEES, aud wis y. - u VI AliEniltg
Chicago ILL.,; Eiw Brown, F1IilaasIiiR ant aiaN ID
East, Nashville, Tenn.
A, tLs ArIfpgla. D. s1rirklEna. mHisAIIia EllIr-
md George J. Booth, Raoldnls ilreliaht Hen :
". Dorsey, Ark; Mrs 1o-tTfh y, Ain1I irt'i'eg1h
u,m A. Hail, George n kIrElunl =, T. raszial I'M
artist, 1NrW NOrk,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

~
"St"h sn"cn''Aer 'Jo'ces III tue n""o
rl.rr Ntralse. u spprsrs strange that q man
sns'n nave snch anime
Il y-,ir,h,,. DO, n, pos,,n d,,,. s,,5io,,x
u,.u.-,-,,, -. :, -, -. 80,
na, -, : - 800, - - =. - '""
'''' wv wv ~
To the scpsss things nppesr linear. orbcd
q, thought .a,s A r.,us, kl.,tt That. -, b,,t IA
t-..,.,. ~, ,.n., h In,, ~ It,,,.. . e.,,,,.,.s.
- N" " c""'s"-' "'' h,NI''t"' m"ettns
-. - ~, ' "'e w punt "'' NV " 'sV'"' "o' !"
-, -
III IrtkcS the p1mpercd eye OF IuxuriO;is
ru,-r ,nrts,t,p vim avs IN ~ mr. western minis
ps"' U.s., :" W = s""e wv "tNef" tue F"s""
. rrayet-so"k to ksrf' v Open
Freedom, Centennial NJ ,,.k,,j, il n small
-' -. ~ s'
by of saiHna fsiis. y. II. II ID rir" to nnd In one
uiisch ofth. human attainment national hit.
tory ans, a.rs-,lrlr,i nr,xr-,,
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m,k,. m. GO, q, -, ,'',,..,s, 49,. ,,,
-. S' " Ns"'e' "',e'ti' h'''e "''""
i"ststbie than ane-n psinr mosquitoes
Whit. ...- A. $3.50. 49,
'"stnn NY tmhaman ttu ms donkey
| ny rope IN he front dopr.knnh of n mans bosre
hin, ,tot,r a,x ir,y,s .,a In, The t....t
b,,,,I = n,,. ~, =, -. g. - -, -, ,-s,
sis.-rsi man s.s,,liui.,.-i IN three tss.r,
! A rial Chin.nisn was iutrsiuerd ina
s.,,-. L.. . -. -. 49,. ~ = -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

VIZ ARK glad 10 rccrrd the fst1 Shsu She
murder Of Laws in Lsuisisna sas med n P.-ai1S-
cal Amir nj all. IL is ssfisfsrasan lie kDs~
that thcc have h-cn no r-aiiicsl nsssssdahlS'us
In either Louisiaua cor SsufA CHrrains szBe
the Inauguration Of President HASH>T ~~u1i =
ern poliry
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

"GAIL H>MILToN's weekly mill with somc
member of the press is what the firing off a.
her weekly rhetorical columbiad is called
now,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

BErGH proposes to establish a's bsrSdIha
in New York for The cure sf sssS rrnas-r~.
They are to Ne trnsird Scr all cnripe nrsnsS-
tics and such camman diseases ~ disdeun7rr-
manre snd cansrr. Wow, zbcre's sur GSu-
cHELLg II won't do In ltT Ef1rEH rfa hhrsa
Of Washington. GkrcHf1L sbsa1a 6. sns
better and establish drnf and aumh S.e
asylum, . canine eve infrmnrv Hpa n r,s6S
hospital Bequick, GKrcHT1l- co SlsrsH III
cirry of all the laurels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

WHEN does 1t happen that the highest bidder
is awarded contractr
Ausrer. When he gives away brick house
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

Mr.. FUGITIVE SLAVE SINS Il new n lBrsxn-
rer IN the Drr,nrfmrllt Of Ansrire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

DoSN PIArr in yesterdays dky'ad rhaS-i
President Hayes gentleman. uhn b an ShLs
leading tos
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28
r,-1s-,s,.u-. s.r To-day.

n-.-x S-1a---S W -,-tss,gy s,fi'ss s'ro-ss-
- s-f-.ry siss-.f A-r~psrvrf,ss. vi''fs sa'Tf'y
--,.s .---f r-F .ss'th rlrf -'--r partly r'or'ty
-s--es~r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

W. .vHZ.-f rr-*.FNH NHNfH.% - Rft@s-
frsf twsr-s~ se-Y"p~rs urc-P~csrs o. psrfy
,'r y'H'A'HrN HN ~ asg "''rV Ssrs - @'oy
~" "" -'f.,'s'"t'"" % '"r rr~arrs. Nv, sr
,y'A-''s~ s'e s,'~s rfs a. '-""' W efP'e>so" o"'y
~ p'r ren~i~ e1n'nHx
rh- NT~ tar-y V"rsff"n
Tn, Ku,xvilI. Tenn. TtsosisIr sees M
-,-,,,,,-s- a. "a, ,,.,,,,,f;,, A, /, n.yr partr m
rfvv. ar. ,ri-rr,,h,. ,,,n v,hi,.h the Irpnbli-
TsH pnrrv n As-'Ss md ssys.
Why rAw-1 shsiht n-yuhnrar,S b. cSpcc,s-i tn
sA.nn,Arn hhrir pnr-y. M rrn-sn he siven-
ESr sii. E,ya,isl,..i. Il Essssn T.-unrs-r Ne can
sp.al ssisf ~ az yuIris,i,rav tlf they intend b,
o. ul'ititrrs II nv kinft Tnry uiil ,h,r~s
AVN me- rtns,,i-t-ssh,u ~ prstt.nt Hayr~ upon
ass -s,spas-t n n, Is r,Ser,s,i By ti--r Prinri
-. ,.,,.r,,I H., nj ~ ,s,s,.I hs ~
.rIr-HT paf-ssrs 81 ms ms,nt,fn .s,ntry. sp, n.
WV arr,t arm ra,tS IN the ert-ry m the rsst
% ss,asn i.i,s '.t hini r,,.ir 81 r'rruni>sncs-
.,,s -, ~ MI. n',,..,,s,,. ~, si,s, ~
bur.s,-,-, ps-,. sh,,,,ii md ,rr.x ts,n..lvT, mn,
-, ~ sr,., s ~, -, i.,ji.,t It,y
"a s,,l,,S, =, ss--r eve n ven r,,s,nt .,,
a,.x,.r, =, a., ,,s.,,,sr ~ ,.-,,, anil rySsrn IL :
,.s n';yry ., s,rnns Ne sims P.5y nnsr
ys,, - sd m n. .e;s,. n..,n.-r,,.y n nv.
I.-yr..-7-,r v,--r rns,r,it, n, rra1izatsnn ard
- ~. -. a.. .h,r..r - =, ~. hait,,r
$500 -. ,,i,,,.r,r< az ~ i.-shsrS AMI
-arr &c hrl,s \ must b. ronss.rr,i ., the L,nl, of
.esf-S...
~~x.>.,--. .-,u..
y,
In. Wv Ssrk HsriR Discusses tins subject.
- -. ~. ~ r. n -.
M a.,.p,,,.r so,,, ~ ,ts,.s.is,i n c,r,,.r,i, NJ
rrni IN .,ir Nn,r-s,ii, s,lrr,rlary Of an fntrrvitw
whtra a- y -as't y. h,rv hnf vita currrsp'n.trnt
NJ NV yas 81 - .s ~ s,,- mssh =.
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a''. ,,.. =, - .. w -. - ~, y,
s ~ 49, - - -. 80 - ,.,,,.I a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

The Treasury clerks CANT understand Why
IL is intended 10 make the EraI'a-rd rraBtalsn
beiorr July l. bccanse rhey say the lrr-sHu hlsrs,
Iriation covers that dave. Tbe cSs1ss smrAa as
remember thai whoever rSss his '.Nt'sss thEeAsys'
viii alsa gel thirty day. ,tare ly Ny ed c'm-'aS
ton
An IMPRESSION prevails 10 same eKlsnI Tina
Pennsylvania claims Nj. AHInes tsilfllI1l I'M,
Assistant Treasure 81 the Chisra slfsaesA an
honorcd son but tins Il errSG. The hsnsn be.
longS to the Sthie Of Cennccficul Nj SslfiIlHh wR
bam In Massachusetts and HIgsdnlrd ls SdissV
n u citizen 81 OonBrctirat and INC Nuumrg sum
may well ieel prS'nd of her wazlSy SON fy hasga5m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28
-.drufsHN RET li5CAN As-s1AuusrS-A
INNS 2 surtse p,uuifse.s.
DErsRTMESrILFTIEs.

TpHf pGg rR0~ tbaH trrs r-s.fs q r,yT Jsr m ,
TIoN Al RFITBIlCAS Ty.a ~ rrsaS ,ssr1 ,sr--
eBaafrr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

Boston purposes to have proper play
srou"'s fsr hoys in difereu, parts ofthe city.
A Boston shoemaker rejoiccs in the name
o Pcrr Strange. II sppcsrS strange that n man
shshld have such q name.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

N Esps.slssaa m Nss Nsrk
@. 10 ssainu-sss sRkNrtSys Ns,S Emporium
- Wn..s -,.I,r-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28
FIrnIoI rHkoHEE-s EyD.

Es,Hr pun n1s hftta hus cut a cdpE AoT ~ NA-
U1osYL HIFUuBGNN rhaf Is his FttHR Prtcs
-Us,0Y
, 1877-12-28
Probate Notice.

IN the Probate Court of Jefferson County,
Washington Territory. lE Nf s5f Qr
J IN the matter Of the estate Of ARTHUR
PHINNEY, deceased.
Notice for settle ment of account.
~ II. GERRISH AND GEO. w. HARRIS,
W. executors of the estate of Arthur Phin-
ney, deceased, having filed an account of their
Of said estate, up to this date,
petition this Court that day may be ap-
pointed for the hearing and settlement Of
said account. IL is ordered that Monday, the
2sth day of january, A 1878, being day of
a regular term Of said Court, to,wit;, OF the
january term, A ID 1878, at the Court room of
said Court, at 2 O'Clock r. M, be appointed as
the time and place fyr hearing said petition;
in said estate may appear and file his exceptions
in writing to said account, and cont contest IN the
pendency Of said petition and Of the time and
place be published for -four weeks in the Puget
Sound Weekly ARGUS, q anewspaper published
In said county.
nm 1fT j. a. KUHN. Probate Judge,
,t M and ex -ofiicio clerk.
James McNaught, Atty for the estate.
December %, 1871. jA
, 1877-12-28

IMPRoyEMENT.~-Mr DunIliI Mclnnes,
OF Sequim. tells " tlIit IN farner' down
there are all in goUl spirits Oh aeconnt Of
their good crops AMI BITTER prices, and
that they are making = great 'n"'y In
provements indicative of prosperity. A
new landing has been formed Just below
SequiIn Bay, near wlnt ar. termed Ira
verse bluffs. Mr.. SAM. Brooks. familiar
10 many of our readers lrl' erected 4 sub
stantial little warelou'e at the point
mentioned, and in the course Of the next
year a commOdious wlIarfwll be attached.
The place has been cliri4ened = Brooks
Landlng,r In honor ot the enterprise Of
the builder. When steamer Is placed
on the Neah Bay mail route, che above
named place will be q convenient way
port. 1t Is the natural outlet for the pro-
duce OF fifteen or twenty farms and ought
to have n pOst-oiflce. m
, 1877-12-28
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL NEWS.

Nrr,J CHRISTMAS The peop'ro Port
,ro.,seud were certainly not behind the
,,.s, ot the world in celebrating Christ
mas this year. The demonstrations were
principally under the auspices OF the v'ri-
ans churches IN town. The Episcopas
had a magnificent Christmas tree Jacob 5
la,lder and refreshment table. prepared In
Fouler's Hall on Christmas eve. which
were enjoyed by u large audience We
were not present, but were informed that
IL was a splendid afflir. A large number
of presents were distributed. aud CORES
pon,ling number Of receivers were made
happy. The Methodisrs Ind Church
fair In the afternoon alrl evening oI Christ
mas eve, under the auspices of the L''lles
Aid Society. from which. In connection
with the refreshments prepared. about
s75 was realized for the purln'e Of conn
Melting the spire on their church building.
and making other improvements Their
entertain ment was held in the Good Tenn
plars' Hall, and one Of its prominent
features also was u Christmas tree well
filled with presents of different kilris
Among the gifts was " very handsome
sold watch and chain. Mr.. +. Ca'.McFad
den our young friend of the legal fr''t''ri-
ity. was the fortunate recipient. Aui'h
present was delivered to R'v. Johi Ptr-
sous. Vt was made mp IN town. entirely
independent OF the NJ. y. Society. an,iindi-
Gates the growing pol,narity Of that g'n-
teman among our towlI wo''e. Every
thing passed off IN the m,4t . eaant man
.ner possible. The thanks of the Society
are due many friends Tor a-,isIancs wn.
dered. Our Presbyterian friends deferred
their Christmas tree af,l entertainment
until the evening Of Clri'lmlS day.
Judging from the nnnlh'r of presents dis
tributed by them. file y0iuig f. Ks attend-
ing ought to be rontpnted fnra long time
TO come. The afi,,i wns lie Il la Tin
Presbyterian church; the atf,ml incr was
quite large, and The spirit with which the
programme was carried ont aud r,ceiyed
was ample evidence lIlst the appetite for
pleasure on the part of plras'lre-seekers.
had been by no m,'1iis c'oye;l by the pre-
ylous evenings performances. The Cath
.,lics observed midnight m,ss on the In
coming Ofth day. aso appropriate servi-
ces morning and evening. rnhdnrted by
Father C'esary. Appropriate services
were also observed 10 the Episcopal
Church. Altogether this dly 80 nomen-
tGlis in the Christian word, aud fraight
with so many tender memories. WAS OBJ
served in manner bctiiiihg It's peculiar
importal ce.
, 1877-12-28
COMMUNICATED.

The Methodist fair on the Gath inst. was
well attended and very successful. All
the articles and the refreshments were
disposed Of What remained at the close
OF the evening was offered at auction and
sold at reasonable prices. We realized
eighty-two dollars; what Is left of this
amount after the outstanding bills are paid
will be appropriated towards finishing the
Church. The Trustees and the Society
realize their obligations and tender their
thanks to the donors for their gifts, aud to
the public for their patronage.
m.hHa j. PARSONS.
, 1877-12-28
FISH were SO plentiful one day last wee

FISH were so plentiful one day last week
that numerous sportsmen were seen on
Union wharf "landlng" them in great
quantities. Friend Wyckotf suggested to
US the propriety of getting something to
hold them, which we interpreted to mean
ashelpa fish," Afterwards he said he
wanted to make us a present. We won't
BE- guilty of refusing again.
, 1877-12-28

MIR. A. w. Arnold, OF this place, In
forms us, since his return from Waidby
lsland, that Mr.. +. w. Wilson, Of Cove
land, has completed his dam, and will
proceed with the building Of his grist mill
Immediately alter the holidays. We are
please To learn that the work Is success
so Gar. ansl that the enterprise is likely to
prove beneficial TO the people or Coyeland,
aud indeed oftle wlole island,
, 1877-12-28
NOTICE ~! I!

All. those knowing themselves in
dehfed TO the old firm Of ROthsehild & Co.
no 10 September l, 1877, will settle the
same at once. as all the outstanding ac-
notes and debts Of the old firm
must be settled By January |, 1873. other
wise the same viii be handed to an attor-
ney for collection.
ID. C. II. R0THSCHILD.
Port Townsend, Dec. 90, 1871.
, 1877-12-28

ACCIDENT On saturday morning last,
during lbc lively souIh-caaer which pre-
saiied. our yonng irielid Dan mn was Gu
gagged IN I~'shlng foaliug logs away irom
hls fathers warehouse wisrH hls pole
tispgei and Ne wsHi IN l,ead-arsi and came
pcar laing drowned Ia thc alrf TIE was
hssanasely rsaci1ed 3y gsri~ who hap.
Tsslaf8 tn D. near. W. ooln ,iiexioa b
nl.IahhrAhll l.Iratled lY llt AdNeninrM.
, 1877-12-28

DIR. Isaac N. Power, formerly of this
place, has removed to La Conner, where
he will practice at his profession in the
future. I'VE wish him SUCCESS, and COM
mend him to the people of that place as
one worthy OF their patronage. i'
, 1877-12-28

A SAD ArFAR-We learn from the
Mali that DR.. I. c. Mackey, Of La
Conner, has been Unexpectedly called to
his former home In Santa Rosa, CAL, on
account Of the death OF tour members OF
his family, within two or three days OF
each other, but that he win return shortly
to resume the duties of his profession.
, 1877-12-28

MARRIED On the 18th inst, at the
residence OF the brides parents on the
river. BY Rev. f. o. 'fa,le, of FL
Ilalgo Island, Mr.. VIM. Dale to Miss Mary
A. Stevens, all of Whatcom county.
, 1877-12-28

ALL those knowing themselves In
debted to the Port Townsend Boot q Shoe
Store, Tor over three months, will please
settle up before Jan. l, 1873. After that
date their bills will be published for sale,
at DISCOUNT. This request does not re-
fer to my regular customers.
JNo. FITZPATRICK.
, 1877-12-28

PARTIES Indebted TO the old firm of
Rothschild Il Co., will find sometding to
their advantage by reading the notice. in
this issue requiring their immediate at
tention.
, 1877-12-28

!, OUR cold, frosty evenings are the cause
of chapped hands and sore lips, Some Of
the young folks are using old-fashioned
/" tulip" salve at q remedy-with partial
success, we believe. ~ .-lL
, 1877-12-28

OUR thanks are due N. s. Porter, ESD.
e.. W. s. of the Grand Lodge OF Good
rempars, OF b. c., and w. r.. for copy
of the proceedings of the last session OF
the Grand Lodge, at Victoria.
, 1877-12-28

READERS Of the ARGUS will please con-
slider our extensive holiday advertisements
and the beguillng festivities of the week
as sufficient apology for tile small amount
OF reading matter In thi, issuie.
, 1877-12-28

The "York Republican" of York,
Penn. has reached our table. 1t Is an ex-
ceIlent psper, breathing pure sentiments
sud striking telling blows for the right.
, 1877-12-28

wa arr soId thNt dursng a rcent beavy
sindstarSn. part Of the bridge Across .
sloaxh near Jrdge Briggs farm, was
waslsri away.
, 1877-12-28

WE are In receipt. this week. Of a
production from one Of Lopez Isiand's
poets, entitled "Puget Sound" 1t will
perhaps iiiid place In our columns next
week.
, 1877-12-28

MA. W. n. white, Prosecuting Atter-
Beys has hera down In this part of the
cuuHtry = large portioa Of tlSe tiInr iOr
two 0s three weeks.
, 1877-12-28

Tnosr who rad tlse extract, publislea
this segk FROM one q Rev. Joseph Cook's
lsrsagrs, via he fully repaid ior their
lraFAie.
, 1877-12-28

AND nog the new year approacheth,
when tho average young man swearcih
olf fron his msch accustomed habits OF
asnokiug. drinking and cari.playing.
, 1877-12-28

| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HENRY LANDEs AID ABE
REIss have been this day Sept l. lS7 admitted firm
Rothschild & Co.. formerly consisting of D. ROTHsCHILD
Thankful for past liberal patronage respectfully solicit
of the for the new firm.
ID. C.. H. RothschiId.
, 1877-12-28

Mn. Barthrop Invites atiaBtiOn 30 the
Ia4 that he cEHnot AFFORD 20 b. canrless
AIRY lsRger Ia collecting debta. Read his
nosice.
, 1877-12-28

10. O.F.-ls y psulmbis that pabilc
iustailasion n ii,s otiicers u Mount Baker
Lssias NJ q. = v. o. 81 wRl take
plaw N -, toun on Jan. 4 lssS pro.
vtiei lie isgsny GFaad siro gFaats a dis
Fsnatiun. la whlh eas daT moihe will
~ gives W ugg ootnmas u h iile insen-
lin. ue lefippe 20 ret hp . bail ~ Coi,-
nesalna wsfh llg affair. Siilgv ariilaE tie
nt.afs, ti.s aislaaaatiaa has l~en eraairzl.
, 1877-12-28
notice.! /!

AS can no longer afford to be careless
about collecting outstanding accounts,
shall, within the next thirty days, posi-
lively urge settlement. and all those to
whom may be indebted, save by'note,
will please present their accounts for ad-
justment, within that time. ~ ~ D i
ta sd GEO. BARrHROP.
, 1877-12-28

Ma. =. a, Jayfr. " cak iiarhof, was
in ts~n si&s wesk. and ralIsd o. ~ This
y m Ee'siismNh, Il wiil sr peulsailesui
@Ae has ~ many kilsis ~ sssi pntsfss.s.
49, - tsssrt s'nsh Rar caiaaF,s. Rad
as aAftfter' 'tanet. lle IMPORTS every
thiog on ~ isisnd veFy qulet.
, 1877-12-28
M o IL L @ E.

ALL persons indebted the old ROTHSCHILD CO. Up
September 1877 will please settle the within thirty days.
their will be placed the hands Attorney collection
ID. c. H. ROTHSCHILD
Port Townsend, Sept.7, 1877
, 1877-12-28

ADynnTisE Jour business In the Argus
II pays big.
, 1877-12-28
Hawaiian bark Kalakau,
Bark Fred. P Litchfell.
Brit Bark Brier HOlme.

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents Of the above named vessel viii be res
ponsible for debts contracted by the officers
or crew. r f. a
JOHN JOHNSTON, Master.
ROTHSCHILDS \ co, Agents.
Port Townsend. Oct. ~, 1871.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-12

THE Pope continues to receive the i'm
meme number of pilgrims who throng the
city from all parts cf the earth. Saturday
he received fifteen Italian and foreign dele
cations, from whom he received the most
gorgeous presents, representing the wealth
and science of the East and West. consist.
ing Of lovely statues, paintings Of rare
value and other works Of art, TO add to the
enormous catalogue Of art now in the
Vatican. The delegation from Guadeloupe
presented number Of bricks made Of
solid silver, similar to the one previously
given to the church by citizens of San
Francisco. He also gave an audience to
the Italian Secretary Of State, the Palatin
Guard and the officials connected with the
State Department. He seemed in excel
lent humor. and greeted all with warmth
and benediction.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-12


Much amusement has been created in
London by the letter of Lord Elginton,
who:e ancestors were the patrons and
friends Of the great Scotch poet, Rober'
Burns, declining to subscribe to the Burns
monument at Kilmarnock because he dis
liked,bolh the poems and character of the
Bard of Ayr. Commenting on this, TrulL
says, with becoming severity, that Lord
Eglinton has passed lis life in hunting
and third rate racing, and can have no
more appreciation of a genius like Burns
than a grunting hog would have Of the
beauties of an oak, under whose shade he
Grams himself with acorns,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-12
Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, in two hours-
no lee TIL head passes, seat, pin and
stomacl warns len owed by Dr. KunKeI
~ North Ninth street, pbilade pha, Pa
Scnl lof cirru"r urremoving seat, in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
hnh to:a bo t G of Kunk.is Norm
syrup, price 81. 1T never tai s Commnu
sense leachcslr tape worm be removed al,
other W. rms can be readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-12
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as IL
we're the curse of mankind MOses, In The
18th chap er of Levitlcus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disea 9. So terrible
and loathsome had j, heen considered then
that person known to be infected with It
would not be allowed to mix with society
rhe Jews regarded las divine rf1iction
ma believed there was no cure fer 1t. II
was then the sins 0fa youth or a diviafion
from the paths OF virtue were punished AS
| ng as life lasted hsppity in our day
the sience OF medicine has been ,ievelnued
the great storehouse Of Nature furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter-
ror by thu use o. he sA NAhI Ms ROuT
AND H HERB JUICES, and the victim 0,
~crofula. Ulc RS. Sores. Pimples, klO,ch -f,
II ter, etc, can be restored TO sound health
in few weeks. tbat there are thousands
nOW WHOSE conditions are as bad rs those
OF The dark AGES we are well aware. MAn,
now iaii 10 find cure As well as the. did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Foot
md Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
all impurities nom the blood,
and making the. complexion bright ana
ueal!hy. few bottles W II remove pm-
pies or blotches thereby doing away with
co. metie> an powders. ROOT AND HERB
JUICES Sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address.
DESMOND & CO.,
5Race street. Philadelphia, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-12
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The Morning herald., 1877-06-12

PROFESSOR REYNOLDS made move in
the right direction last night, in the Board
of Education. On his motion, commit
tee of three was appointed, to digest a
plan, to enable scholar to reach No ]
school through merit, without being oblig-
ed to 90 through ten year course.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-12

The Maronises are there inits heart, they
well understand the modes Of municipal
government and thier, advanced education
ct them to take front rank in the man.
agement Of Syrian Nation.