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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-13

A WAsHISCTON dispatch says that
President Hayes has had SO much diff
ficulty in finding suitable person to
act as secretary Of the navy for two
months, that he las partially decided
to request Secretary Ramsey to per
form the duties Of both the navy and
war departments until March 4, and,
in order to comply with the technical
language Of the statute, will recommis-
sion him secretary of the navy every
t,vantv 1ayS
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-13

An immigration bill introduced in
the South Carolina legislature, and
likely to pass without opposition, pro-
poses to exempt from state, county.
and municipal taxation for three y:als
the real estate of every immigrant and
the capital invested in improving it to
an amount not exceeding 81 800.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-13

THERE is nothing small about the
Texans. Frank Michael, Of Galveston,
has been sentenced to ninety-nine years
in the penitentlary for murder. Other
wise he might have been perforated by
q thousand or more buckshot at the
hands of his tOwnsmen.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-13
COMMENTS.

AFTER escaping a fusillade of pistol
shots Peter Vanderhoff, suspected of a
recant attempt 10 wreck Il Wisconsin
Central train, was captured by sheriff
Bell and posse, at Fond du Lac; and
fully identified by "a brakeman whom
l. bo1 robhp1
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-13
A Chance for Health

Walking dresses Of. cloth are very
fashionable, and as the weather be-
comes colder they increase i'll popular
ity. Verystylish and elegantly-ftting
polonaises are also made of this mate
rial and draped over unde1skirts of
plush or velvet. Many of the new
overdresses are untrimmed; some are
trimmed with extra wide bands of fur
or plush.
, 1881-01-04

,I...,.. ,,- ~, =. ,,. ~. - ~ ~.
urGctty nelow. Ihese nre rslhlers ~ 'lnHsy-
perforated brass. with ~ Wiser cS!lIi.
MeI III run, rhch ixt1l ~ W HPr'Rnt
ennlt whigh makes l,1n rcs0iist!uhs r,s
nilhlte; NY the opening VI Il i;att. ciiNrRo 81
Minut ~ pnhnt!s ~ ING tilsh.ss!unt iNn r ITO
MAcr mnvG "A nHln,!tlc 10 hH d., Inn
s,,vur r. ~ , ,,. ~ +" tto ,,,rirIf,ts"t f,,r,,
,unu tho l1lnnr mn rrro 81 tho lcrInrutctt brass
cylinder, which htiGis tue Crsstnl.. hit ullt,ws
tic uotMssra Il, mss through which, however, IN
caltsht ty tic m.trr iron cycr+ nild "A carried
nway ty II t,I,,p bttt,.v. AZ st,t, M tho hlt,tfun
, 1881-01-04
t,1i it,Fn

7,.,. i;ani'sr'. II, Hin ,,c tt' ~, ,,,css, n
IN ih,, 'r,.irmt. IL, v!,r;t.. tn tt,t Hi,lr. liz
hMs conferred viii. rcvur1,l uil"rs a,tl i,nvui
c,.alnucrs s,,ppnse,l to liz In regard tn :iuttrr;
nefnMs 10 .ier,nR fssf.sia0 at Nnw .nrisa:
at Nnrfn,k: cm I'll. thcr"fn,' ~ l9,,,t ir,,u,s
Hnsutnr Uixoi, CsInycrsci t,tjjy Will Chuau n,
Saturday; ioltnd him nlnGti moderated .n,uj
strongly incl!ncd +, peaco ,,utfcy. Their form
M "jvs 's' Il Nth T. ~ +" y M ,,s e ao n ,t* VII"
ha ~ r IN; @ illS i,r1 !Wec ss dro ,hin eo
'"'' ''''s VIZ" H. MHt,ri. y ~, awrsMtyS.
X, i. ito,iSS. M" VIM
Tt,cro wns eyt,lcnt!yn,, intrrn,t.i,nry1n tio
ni,iv Il ,vns WITT In,m"v VIA wHn II I rcfnr IL +, , III,
fnituwt,,r ,,st,n,rl;.' '"' w '" Nv '''0
w,n,,,s,r,,p "s ,,su , ,cc, a,. ,,.,, ,,,,.~,
,7".j.. ~ - II, i' ,n"s M%r. fai,,
, 1881-01-04
RELIEF AND AID.

Somo Statistics for THE tscneflt Of n C0r-
respondents.
TO tho Inquiry Undo III Sundays TRlnuNE l,y
"Chnrity'' relative 10 tho Chicnrn Relief Aid ALL
SMfcty. which Inquiry might a,u considered ns
rc ceiling sotnewhnt oil lilo management Of that
benevolent organization, T1lE TltlI1GSE this
morning will give II full md probably sntlstnc-
tory a,swcr, MD Mt the sn'nc time soiAc inter-
cs.inY fncts UNI, figures connected Herewith. 1t
may be pertinent first to nKln give tho inquiry,
which WIS ny follows:
10 the Elilor " Iae Chicago Tribune
Of tic E,iseosn Al, md lciicf anccty to tic
Common Council sl,wE tln for tho expenditure
0f t"4,fN III sweet cftnrty's GN,ise the cost wls
md tho incomes fnr rent Of sAn,e. Wh0 gets tho
$4,000. nnd Whnt tfo they gct It FOR olt nf tho
IMuncy contributed for the relief Of tho sufferers
by tho ChicNEo ilrt? Let sDtHo ono N.lswcr.
CtlAntTf.
1T tie first pince tho nnmn report shows tho
mnlley netnnl1y expended " 1T sweet churlty's
cause" WIS so, III. instead Of on1y sai.bo0. aud
sa ,sss r. T. s ess T. s S0sty 81 a Ms so S fS iSs g: ~
tyh rct.irc,i $i.aSlI, this n,,,ultnt hcng Divided
a'nnnY ak e'nFi:.y':s, Including General. SUPER.
cnpluyts are n,l,ltiforni md lain,rin,ls, ~ tic
sequel will slluW. Of tho rcnl!innK $,'Ei, *1,-
1SN went fur u}re expenses, fcrairs to building,
srcet sc al tic l"s II weus w @ fos
printing. sfntlnnGry, aud postngo.
Hut tho $:s', LID inclE.lc5
ONLY 4 rtlrTlUS OF THE MONEYS wottTH
expended II, tho cn,tso Of charity. After the
rrrnt !irt. tho Str[ety contrtilItrf ,tnwnr,]s Uf
FTEl.0m To rrnr frfl,n tlle!r nshcs no trss thnu
scycu ruined luspItp1s at,.l III return therefor
Ind Spcictv IA vjyru tic iIse Of 10 nlnt,y beds nj
mel. husnftni efhc nIn1hnr uurrcfn,fiiiu nlluit
sj. Tilu n,t,,,ni rria,rt shwcst that III ruticnts
ind brci, nn,ittetl 10 hosptuts by tho Eocirty
ti,,rItn. tho ri.nr S.,tnc N thoss natinrts RI.
;nntned sjS mouths. ,yhiio ntlicrs wcro sts-
chururIl in ms iuniiy tnys tho nycrnge tins being
,lI,otit cl9t weeks ElipposIru Tint tic nursing
md ncI!}rni ntfu1Itpn t1 caci pntfrnt ,yns w0rt,
, 1881-01-04
Suit Against II Ncsa,ale millionaire

RAN FRANCISCO, Dee. ga curious suit hua
3uat bcc!l brought in ta,nrt nunirst Mrs. htnry
kins, tho ratlrtsu mlllonHiro. by u!usrppo
t;nriiotl. the nrttst And ttecorntt,r 1le ALLEGES
TINT he decorated detcW!Ant's l,ul,sp OIL NH,
nlso uctetl rs hvr NRpHt IL. California; nnu III
EUROPE IN tho purchase Of PAINTINGS, stutnnry,
ho received NJ, !,y,nunt iar tis services, r!tHii,,s
through seyenal yeArs, and ha demands sla,CJl
colpensatt0n: Mrs. ll0l,kIna ht,tae ndl loIlta px-
f!.6MUl. Ii II n,c of tho snust elcgnntly tnr-
nishctlnt thu rat!ruut kings palaces. Although
tho mistress OF tho hOtne hnA fl.tulUb Mnnunl
iHtotne hrfnE nn0 nt tho hcnvttbt stUGkhulttcrs
IN III! Ceiltrnl I'4ritiu ItAiIraul.l, shu nIkes
shrcwd bargains antt exercises Gusctu nct,I,otlty
~ expenditures. HarlhnIdi ~ tho mrsEsk VIII,
decorated stahsnrts city res!le1leu and country
hanso Ut ltolnl!!t,f. and whn II now ut work III,
tho country vi!ln af lnn.eH & FNal, tho buNull1lt
M!!!i0na!ro. slrs. Hopkins bus hccn Threatened
with eutta Ut trnto tradesrnen kaveni tIfs,cs bc.
tore, but she has invariably compromised.
, 1881-01-04
POLICY TOWARD IRELAND.
lInnsIstnkuhlo Ksvlttou0o that MIR.
6slrlst&toslGss Government Has tho
IIrnrty Support Of tho English rco-

l1nn,istnIsublo Evliouoo sllat mr..
6slattAtoslGsa Government Has tho
IIrarty Support Of tho English Eco.
pie.
London Spectator. IteH
Nothing IL moro certain IL those who study
tho country papers tl,an that there Is not MI
iotn Ut EVIDENCE III fuvor Of tho statement,
mnde Mt almost every Tory incetng, that tho
country Is already beginning to regret tho
result Of the elections of Inst sprlng, mMl to
drift Dack tnto sympathy will tho purity then
So completely condemned. On the contrary,
whether YOU tuke elections iihe the reeeut
Scatch anil Welsh elections, or whether yom
tako tlle to,,p of Liberal meetings. nothing Is
Gladstone. Lord Granville, Nn1 Lord lIurting-
ton arH RECEIVED with al, It not lloru thin
all, the enthusiasm t,f thu spring, md TINT
even on the subjects on which tho
lu sibjcets Of tlW ir'si, DistnrSai!ce It'll ald nj
Mr. nrntllnugll,--nAy tli the subject of tic
refusal Of tho Government to re8l.act CUR
q ei9 tic aa aIs swtis fs p spy ussSle III 's SISF 70
elicit from any greAt Illieral nleetins tho
smallest, Indication Ut dissatisfaction VIII.
Dir. Gandstnne's policy. Inn word. the l.!b-
nral tseailnE Of to 7, eS!,fEy ,G ls alqps tn
spccls tllo resulyu to accompany my rcpress-
lvU Legislation that nlny l!p iecrssary fur Ire
1alnl by thorough remedial Legislation, amt
yet thero IL nothing but disgust mud coL-
Ut ireland. The country. however, !,ns
lcnrietl u tpssh,,, Il Heus that rplress!ye leg
ls'atton III Ireland Jus bccl! tho regularly ru.
turning rGt.Mln OF utmost every decade Of
tho end II tl,u eyll IL 10 be cured, It lnust be
cured by something ucepcr thai, coercion,
an! Mr. Gla!st0'In's Guyer',nleMt 10, III the
, 1881-01-04
4 TrU}nsa lI4,tt.RA,sltt.

a rnlico Justice, II I'uco Commissioner, and n
CITY Superintendent wcru a.unnE tho spectators
at she recent tox- light III Trliy, N. T., md un
ex-pulsco detective hallllsd ssnu of thp i,nKs.
4fhynr Nurphy, who IL y hruthor- -IlW of liz,
llto John MorrtSxCy. publishes III Indignant do,
n1al that h0 WAs financially Interested.
, 1881-01-04
How the hoy Got 1ivcn with Ghe
1fAthlIcr.

IHttt3r1 I1faft.
Christmas ,iorlll,9, and, stai,lluH On tiptou 10
TINT 10 could lust t0uk over tho c0uEtor, saiA;
"M ISL yuu II merry Ch,tEttnas!" Tho bunk oili-
cor to whom It wns Rtl.lrcssct,, having bout,
Rrnetel thus about nix ttzun times tn tha lust
lf.hllr. phi4t no nttUtluu. hut, nntictt,E thAt
tho little fc!!ow still sttu! bis gruuui 1.s II or
pectiag snn.oth.ux, the bunk man aailt "wcll,
sonny, what ID ltFt
'..Wish you II merry ChrIstmas!' repeated tho
70 well, Wish you happy New yearl And
TINT Hakes Nv about square, don't !tt' At,sw0reA
tho bunk Inan.
Ttlis was ii sut- tncls tn tho hoy, who stood for
Il tut minute evidently tryluu 10 collect his
thoughts. Finally ths llttlo boys oyo brtghtonet
snil: M!ster, you wIshed mo Il happy Nov
Year" and. rcachl!E avur tho counter Jig fur ia
Ills lIttio Arl!t gould ~. continued, "Hor1's u
penny for ypu.''
ilo lsopIa*l tho co'n aud ran out or tho bunk
As fn8t III bis leks cuttld curry him, doubtless
iully satstletl that hc td dono tho proper thing.
nunt wastu precious tine. Use Dr.. RultB
z&l
, 1881-01-04

,Inya n1f lint tI,n unrntin,, ~ aaun,,IfIutr il
cnrnf, s'i 1 ~ ssiis >;
thrnv ,,, y, ~; H., .,f isrs, ny
h,t y .s" 1'ni,, ~ ~ ~ a o W "I,,rt"u,
iytw tcn, ira,lrEar,i's ir n "iilciHi reurts II
wm H,,tI"rso 'I lofi Fnri S.In,cr s M silisrs i
cnv.rt 'y wIl" Igle ,"raa ssa " m% w' ~ s ,,i
s 1s tH' sWries Il ts set II sef' nt
eSG e, 9 9mGiilg ,ia e, rso erc SO Gat ~ ns 'lr
n ~" On M il,; TT If NinY dix, % ,n,,rcEnr,I H @
' M" Inn t ',s ,~ii' irey ha ay,,i i'eaf sro n ,,r
III. ,It,m tnt % ia,ar,l,,,dut ~ rnrt s,.
t,r. ni,tl t,cIrn rcmt i,v lin n,,r,nv,s hIints,
"iirIns tl,c .Irsi Coifttlurutc in9 thus iSlit.
,m,tnt Ts ,',,unr.,,t,, su'F y .,,, ~, rnaro, ato
imnrcssis,n m q, ien;iinr tlinsc rn1,r,s II fhnt
lii a.iaek oil, Fiji St'n'sr.w@as % @ > puliteai II
trgaru's reports nN. ,.encrniay III 4 hieil-
writing nlHu,i hi event Tint wOiii bo re,nct,t.
brrcd wltli Arstcrlitz or Wnierloo,
LINCOLN MEANS wA%
s!isE,ateh!Ss E, S.. ii Ills t1s co'npila!loi showing tho
cettclit to secession, On tic ii IF J0nj,r,ry
l4nnta Y. WfgfnIl tcicgrnpls tn M. T.. I}Ori.
l,!,tl, Charlcsto,i: "l'npc succeeds Floyd. 1t
i,calis war. cnt of supplies, mud tnka Snnl-
ilary Th.nli,sul, it teiegra,hs: aNo I troons n
linyo l,csn sent to charleston. nor wifi bo
Wliiis nta i nr,!lirer Of tie Caabinct." On On
n;i' :; M,gt'aid te,!Irnnlts tlle si1yetmor q
io Wi t tets,ns o1 !o a sS o. ie sfof
l'resstlcht Tyler npptHrs III this correspond
etlcu as Il friend III peace. Fnb. I,e leIc-
grapltcll Judge Robertson: "llnyna Inns re-
Il .f irrrot hnmr}uc ofS'.' y, r,'s,,f,s ,ntM ~.
to sal,,,. Inv i,o t"rrnnI,ed ti,n f;nveruor If
, 1881-01-04
Read "FALSE AND TRUE.s
TO THE PUBLIC.

Hnern can be no better guarantee ot tho yatua
et Dr.. lsadway'a old established il, il. Il. Rome.
dies than the base aud worthless limitations Ut
them: A. there nrH FNlso NcuolvaI.ts. UcIIofa
ma Ftlls bs s11rn una ask for lnuway's aud III
@At nv pAms :" AAaMas" u W wG4t gvu Luy,'
, 1881-01-04
THE REBELLION,
The Story Of Its Outbreak Told
In Official Records.
Operations In Charleston Hnrbor, Dec.
20, 1860, to April IA, 1861.
Light on the closc Of l'utllanans and Opening of
Lintolnx Administrations.

NplilHub EUhktlDHtlull VI klG UtSkHt3 W lltU
Wnr--tlnane!y: tho official records Of tho
War oil fifn III the Dcpat slneilts. The llrst
volume il divided Into iwa r!nptrrs. ,Cllnp
lfArbor, Der. 70, iStN, to April IL, iS,ii," nn0
cMtEtlctl, "rlu Secession us GcorEtn, Jun. .
tn Jun. "a. is.;i." Tie third cl.np,cr Is. "The
Seccsstnn Of Alabama ntNl Mississippi, .tnn. 4
tn 70, 1851" mt, the fourth, "Olwrntfons III
F!orE,ln, Jun. q to Aug. III, tsGl." As tho
book embraces but ISL pages, it will
hr seen TINT Tic larEcst l,nrt Ut the pa!llca-
tlun Is devoted to tho operations In Charles
ton lfurbor. tic slege asat surrender of Fort
Sumter. anl The beginning If the Rebellion.
a great tlpas Of tic correspondence embraced
III these vnluinrs Is familiar even to tliose
WHO nrc 'mpcrfccily acquainted with tho Ills
tory Of thu Wnr. at ttllo samcttlnc illa rc-rend-
lng of these wrlt-rcnlGmIertrl dispatches
brings wildly back the overture to TINT te:rl-
bic ai,d tremendous tragedy.
TltE ltr:Afuy.AI Tt) suMTEE.
Tho first incident III the beginning Of tile
Rebellion Is recorded 1ly Robert Anderson,
Ntajor Of the First Artillery, III letter 10 tho
Adjntnnt General, tlatetl Fort Sumter, Dee.
III, 1850, O'clock p. III. III this AEaj. Amber
sotl says: ~ llave tho ho1lOr to report TINT
have lust completed, by tho blessing Of God,
tho removal to lhls fort Uf MI my garrison"
n,Ml SO forth. ''rlle step which | have takcn
was, III my opinion, necessary to prevent tile
cIf,lsiou OF blood" Upon tho receipt of this
dispatch nj tho War Department Secretary
Floyd telcgraphGI TO Mnj. Anderson us fol-
lows:
orsiGE, 1jee. y. lSRi-ah,j .iH.ifrsot, Ett iI4a'-
si ti ya neSss S aan 1s ort sFs III spks
Tf To9 gsne9 ] .s Il M ,e ssys5 ssrss' s:s s so ,ot g
tic n'eani''s Of ills report. !: i: rl5yS.
sccrcsury OF Wur.
10 which Anderson responded ns follows:
,EntWt.EsraS. Dec: :1, llaio-Tht HIM. j. u.
ret: .,,a1tIo,,s rort Moa!trlc besnnsc w,!s
gertM.,, tut II nttuekesl NY iio. 'l!'st ntye ce!l
snkt n u ,,,s ,s n ~ t1 H. =,
nm tho 1,s s'is fn, % h,1;, ssn my wost ~ II
,ssSs 1t'i !S x;T,sS s;t woal never hSo stir.
Itol,E1tr ANDERSON. Major Flrst Artillery.
Thrsu tEtsptrhes show tonclnsiynlv lint
1,,c scrrct.rv of Wnr wns nct,n,, In lin i,t"r.
~, 1 ~ ~" tonf,ar"o ~ wv" % ',,,,Ip - o",. .o ..
response t!oeS credit to Him rs n soldier. LII
niother i.'1tet. Wiltlch on INC sung tlsys AnJ.
,ini III ;3ip ~ ,i,o,,' M ms sr iu Lsn"S a
III. .,,,.st. m.t njt ~ W.t r, nv
t. sn snnv,rri int iha n,Ithnr;ttoe ~ Snnt IL
~ ,.a,1;.nto it ,ao l,at;t ~ ~ Ju ,It
fr ,,a i..' ,aaM .i,,tH ~ ~ r",n,r " ' IL ss.to .
,", ~ fr,,,, ;, t,r+ H. "n,'f ,,.t u,S ,. E
e amer ta on ,on' %e S t1 r sjx49 '9f a ss
to another tnrt wllcre thu IH'wer Of resist
soos @ Us IS t. was kaoWn il a": tic sS toycror II 4
drnwi, Ils troops T 10 " fSrt ' S,.nIter. @ ennMi
WINS n,n,ic. "en,,yteuusfv int ncrsI,l,,tnriivs
, 1881-01-04

tug after TINT time
Tint scans fully established II, TINT inversion,
Or tho Ef,Angn nf cnilo sntU Ernpc.sfEitr. takes
liarn II the JUICE T.. fur my rEtl Gf tlMv. left
f. r*snp u" t"o ritter nn qf ias Tie Hqssr otes
lu,,E tln''. Ferty.vv minutes WI r''rar..e,i
thu Juice !: eSprcssyd, before brtng converted
tnn sirnr II c5ysailz4'Io , =, I + .'c, neStcd:
@ zs 'ha ss5T sr, Il % ais iat" MH erysza
tiou. With ~ thorough, ,efccntion By ltnle
!" ne.tra!'ze tho asIa cf tho !,,isc,
@ %e 4saros anS'' 'as ot sehur' nc or txss St Is
known ns tho nl,'t''ano.,A c,nr9und.-l,nts,,s
f| Vii, s sR ctss9s sSstss. g e. fsSSsi sset &c
density. rnre heing tnkGn to prevent scorchlns.
chrystaIllzatiun may. Msn r.!lc, oe rGied ,rt;,
'ts af t. s1s the n, rc e 1o' tue
stase oi rreess. This suxnr i. sqn"l ii vHl,io
for domestic usn ~ my Of THO raw Now Orleans
tt.gnrs, and Will tn,i y market f1r local con
tity. Hut tie smnll manufacturers can never 70
inio tho Eeucrl' tuarkets with their prosll'tts,
grsda Il, csiill,iis Il crude for it. - '' ''''''>' ~
Ami this lc.ltls 70 what it sre,ns must be tho
f1ma fnnnt oco"o ut tho business: tho establish
cEsrnA1. suaAH-u0ILlNu wonxs.
which shall tnkc tho product Of tho lncnl works
IN Tho forn af fanIE.slrup. and rctofl fnr sugar
proj,crly-dcfccatcd Juices Of r!po cane, ynci,,in-
in sugar
best results. VT must hnvc better tnenns Of ex-
trnctfnE tho Juices of tho cane. Thu lwst mills
r ce 'ss % " s e es fe othor n i! ce Is
II tfcll loss. Either mills must a,c u,'u STRONGER,
aud the !nfcss morc thorouEhiy oppressed. M or
fo ~. g, 'Mor f.nG ga . ,,g to W5
~ ~, s..,ls eHs:wuassuS tnut ~ III, ~" fsuG
ros -, ,, oFona ~ ~, IN, ~
srrar -" lw wv Whit ' IL knnwn NJ ts,0 t
diffusion rr'ccss..-dsso!vlng tho sear
stusation ,o.o, Ct tho .ine i' wAtsr.
eoutd meyer be allowed 1T reYtllnr
sor,merG!nl , ar 1na,lgfaeturins -, lus!-
succeeded III Swing unly' VI pnr cent of tho nl,r
OF wheat, nr tho nrcl-1,annfnntnfgr who got
o II, IT, e 'or "t 1 sfs Se fT9 oro eG1n %
hers uf persons throughout tho country, pos
scssch Of gaNl aclcntilc stttann,cnts. cnyngcd III
wheh sge ed havo s.S SeSrnx n1 oa s0'
r1,t; pttoytEu or sroat- probtcr1oS,
such a. m analysis Of tho different soils and tho
cn%e c swn sa, upon tno r., o S;erns r. how tps
ao, na ~ wnnt n, ~, aee s tne IT,; nn .. tnG cm,G
S4r,stea 20 aofra!o wm'e1 pos!
~ ~ t @ T r ~. ~ ~,
MINT ,nMt.;rrs. mi prnnri,%ants II, i,srartnln
hiw 1t niny be kept will lcMst 0ts nftur ronut,-
iny full .naturiy lii II car, 10 workcl md. sill
further. oxperitonts to learn tho best niethoas
rclitlbio means ii producing crystullIxaion c..t,
bg I"rnud short u vao,,uinspA boiling. 49,.
Mnn II bSa sS1s vii t eayssaay sffta pros st
shere Is nso lilo utmost cauai certaInly that
tho hnuls OF MI expert: and such persons ,,ro nj
this tIne moro .,td!enlt 70 obtnin than ,pcrha!ps
5 f9r th S"s q Of XII or psasa @ m
| We hny( not TO
, 1881-01-04

THE. remedy for i.npurs blood, for stomacl,
disorders. ayspepsla,-and liver
dtseuse, Is Hamburg DrVus. -.
, 1881-01-04
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE c,,rod for nifty ccr,ta.
There !s not remedial agent In this world thst
will cuto Fever and AHuo Aud NIL other Malng1-
GUS NiliptH. HGnrlnt. iYphoitl, YolEow, and othse
fovars tnldoi ,,y IsAnWAY'B PILLS. 90 quickly
~ aItADWAY'S READY ltEL1EF.
FIFTY CENTS PER- UOT.rLE.
, 1881-01-04

crR on written application 10 William @. Lc Duc,
CoMl,nissoncr ot Agricultural
THO following tnl,c will show tho changes
which tnkG rilce In tho Juices:
, 1881-01-04

nun't wastu precious tine. Use Dr.. RulrB
Cough Syrup ut once Tor your cough.
, 1881-01-14

THR schooner now on Mr.. Tobey's
ways is about ready to be launched.
After she is off the Mist will be
hauled up to receive a thorough
overhauling and repairing. Capt.
Dalgardno, who has charge Of her,
says he will spare no expense to put
her in frst-cass condition. Mr..
Gallick, OF Portland, who, we under
stand, owns the A. F. Briggs, the
Teazer and Mist, intends putting
them all into the sealing business
next month. He has also chartered
Capt. Dalgardno's schooner, and it
will be put in the same business.
Mr.. Tobey has made splendid job
on the last named vessel, rejecting
credit upon himself as we'll as the
town. We hope to see his ways en-
larged, as his business will speedily
enlarge now that people are finding
out that they can get their ship car
penter work and repairing done here
as satisfactorily every way as in Sc
attic. Every vessel repaired here
leaves hundreds of dollars in the
place, and every business man here
ought to encourage this move. Capt.
Dalgardno reports the work done
here so far perfectly satisfactory.
, 1881-01-14

A regular meeting of Lafayette
Lodge of Perfection No. 3, A. & A.
S. Rite will be held on the Sd Adar
564l, corresponding with Wednes-
day, February I'd, 1881, at Z o'clock,
P. NJ. Business regular, and elec-
ton of officers. All members and
Brethren are hereby notified to be
present.
At the Orient of Port Townsend,
December l1th, 1880.
THOMAS 7. MINOR, 32e S. G. w.
ID. G. II. RoTHscHILD, 32s Sec.
, 1881-01-14

CAPT. Dalgardno informs US that
through the skillful attentions of DR..
|. N. Power, physician on the Neah
Bay Indian reservation, an Indian
woman there has had her speech re,
s-ored after being dumb over thirty
years. This is pretty big story,
but we suppose the authority is good
"Del" laughingly added that the 81
wash husband Of the woman was go.
ing to wreak vengeance on the Doc
tor for teaching his wife to ''mamoke
hyu wawa."
, 1881-01-14
Edison's Electric Light

EdiSOn'S Electric Light.
Has thus far proved failure as practical
light for family use, and the owners OF gas
stocks breathe more freely and see renewed
dividends near at hand, but the Oregon
Kidney tea has been a success from the
first, paying large dividends of restored
health to all those afflicted with backache
or any disease OF the kidneys or urinary
organs, and carrying CONSERVATION to the
pockets OF rival concerns with worthless
nostrums to sell. Ask for the Oregon
Kidney Tea and take nothing else.
, 1881-01-14

The Brumfcid murderer WIS
banged at Walla Walla on the 4th
inst, thus showing that hanging is
not one of the impossible things
even in Washington Territory, al.
though the contrary has often been
asserted.
, 1881-01-14

THE owners of the Seattle daily
"Post" have purchased lot for
$4,000, and intend erecting thereon
three story, stone, fireproof build.
ing in which that journal will be
published. The "Post," with capital
at its back, is now striking out for
the leading position in the newspa.
per world Of the Pacific northwest
The Ward Brothers, who established
that journal, have exhibited com
mendable enterprise from the very
first, and we are glad to note their
gratifying success. May it result in
ample reward to those who have
risked their capital in the business.
, 1881-01-14
PLAIN g. FANG! JOB WORK
Executed at the ARGUS OFFICE.

Just received by C, c. Bartlett & Co.,
Elk. steamer Idaho, fine stock of Ladies'
Dress goods. Woo suitings, Flannels,
Waterpreots, Ladies' aCques, Circulars
sters, Fancy goods, trimmings SC
, 1881-01-14

The sealing business off Cape
Flattery will begin in earnest about
the 1st of next month.