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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30

In Honolulu. June 2S, MIS- SARAH III. sLocUA- aged III years,
belonging TO Fair Haven, Massachusetts she was n we
Can't. Frederick slocum, master Of the whaieship saratoga Tier
friends reside in Providence. r. l. For several years the de-
ceased hal been a great sufferer. having let home and TRENDS
some three years since, for the purpose OF trying a lnhder en-
mate II Is believed the change had a favorable influence. For
more than two years she has resided in Honolulu IL : seldom
that ihe virtue Of submission and grace Of patience have been
more sigpaIly displayed than in her case. Through many years
OF severe pain and protracted suffering, her attendants and
fiends heard no murmuring complaints escape her lips Inc
foundation Of her support in sickness and afhicuon- was a hrm
and abiding hope which she rePosed upon Him who was made
- rerferf through suaeriugs.- Jesus Christ. as the Savior OF
sinners. was her SOUPS great Spiritual Physician she was iully
aware that death would only terminate her snnerings, U IN
patiently and calmly awaited his approach 8 G. ID
P. s.-The funeral OF Mrs. Slocum will be attended tomorrow,
Friday, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, from the residence Of Mr.. Lamb, in
King Street.
At Lahainn. June 20, FANNY ii. RIcHARDsoS, aged ! years
and 3 months, daughter Of Hon John Richardson, and adopted
daughter Of John and Fanny Hoolulu.
The bud that opened here, now blooms uafadingly in Heaven.
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Vessel. Expected fr.. Fereix. Ports

Am bark Washington Allston, -, from Boston. to sail Junt
10, with assorted merchandise to b. y. Snow.
Am ship Raduga, Green, from Boston, sailed May 3, assorted
cargo to c. Brewer, ID.
AM ship JOSIAH Bradley, Dunbar, from Boston, to sail May ~
assorted csrgoto J. G. Spalding-
Am ship Phantom. Peterson, from Boston, sailed Marcn ID,
assorted cargo and ice, TO d. y. Snow
Am ship SIAM Rice, from Boston, sailed May sth, with cargo
whalemen'ss stores to c. A Williams & Co. -,
Am sh Norsemzn, Haskell, fn Boston, (via Valparaiso saied
Feb- 10, part Of her cargo asttd ndse 10 j. C. spaia,ns-.
Am sh FIeetwood, Da.e, I'm Boston, (via Tahiuo sailed zen ~,
part Of her cargo ssst'd mdse to ID. =. Snow.
Am fark Moaeka, Hamilton, FIN Boston Via Tahiti saiieG Aprh
10, part Of her cargo asstd mise To b. y. Snow
Am Missionary packet Morning Star, Brown, from Marqnesas'
dine 10 all July
Am bark Yankee. Lovett. FIN San Francisco, to san about July !.
A ship is expected I'm Hongkong in July, with asstd cargo Z"
Manila and China goods TO Hackfeh 4 Co. =.
Bre bark q. Nelchers. S-nr. Fetsjuch, I'm Bremen, to sail April
Is. as-td cargo mdse to Melchers x Co. =.
bk verden, Coppermann, I'm Bremen, saiiei APrii
I. asst'd cargo to Hodschlaeger & Stapenhorst- :,
Brit bark Humphrey Nelson, Cheklrt. I'm Liverpool, 10 il
April p. asst'd cargo to Janion. Green 4 Co
Brit ship Sea-Nymph, Williams, fm London, sailed iJth req.
with asst'd cargo, (part for vancouver's Is.and) TO agent
Hud-on's Bay Co. -,
Brit ship Gonelza, =, fm London, TO san Apri %, So
cargo 10 agent Hudson's Bay Co.
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Mar AND CHAsrE-Yesterday afternoon the orn.-
mental granite letters LOO = e0nnec.ea W. :
three chain links. also in gfAnlte wsEe - !. -
the font psrapst Of the New Odd fei'o~s ~. ~.-a@
add much to the appearance, and as soon e sne p ].
net is completed and the scaffolding taken downs e
building will present one OF the hness if0nts "
seen In Honolulu. ~
QUEENS HosPITAL-A meeting OF q 81 =
this corporation was holden last evenine' :
.he charter WAS TO be presented. This document,
-h;.h We have seen, is beautifully executed, and
.he cb;ro0ranhy resembles the finest copper plate en-
craving. - az
r A trial was made yesterday afternoon on the
Esnlanade. in stretching the cables for the Waiiuku
hr;doe the result of which showed that no dift'cuity
will, be experienced-in making use Of them as pro-
posed.
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BIRTH.
DIED.

In Honolulu, June %, the wife of Julius Barnart, of a daugh-
er.
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NAvAL-Advices received by the last mail state
that an American War vessel may be expected 1t
this port during the summer or early in the fall, to
remain here during the shipping season.
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MEMORANDA.

~ The clipper ship Storm King left San Francisco on the
lsh JOINS, With strong trades, and during the first four days out
ran more than half the passage. The following are each days
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Masonic BALL--The ball given by the Masonic
Fraternity, at the Bungalow, on Friday evening last
st John the Baptist's Day-was a complete sue
cess, and an occasion that will long be remembered
by all who were present, as one of the most pleasant
assemblages that ever congregated even in the pro-
verbally ~hospitable town of Honolulu. The Bunga-
low was decorated in . style Of chaste elegance that
took the uninitiated wholly by surprise, and called
forth remarks that must have been gratifying to the
COMMITTEES. as the appreciation of the guests is the
only reward they receive for their services. Diff
ferent Masonic emblems were t~astefully distributed
through the large hall, and, as q contemporary re-
marks, were "no doubt full of deep and mystic mean
ing to the tried and true Dancing commenced at
about 8 O'Clock, and continued until q late hour, to
music better than we have heard on any similar oc-
casion on these islands, under the direction of Mr..
J. F. A. Pickering. The Refreshments, almost in
wanton profusion, sufficient for three times the num-
Der present. embracing every necessary and luxury
that good taste and epicurean thought could suggss It,
We understand were supplied mostly by the mothers.
wives and sisters Of the members Of the order-those
bat Of oaterers-an honor to their homes and ~.
and 3bs pride a. Honolulu.
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THIRry-THIRD SrAR.-Ona and after July 4th, 1859,
another star will be added to the American flag for
the State of Oregon. The anniversary following the
admission of the state is the time set by Congress for
its star to be introduced into the ensign.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30

- By our letter from Hongkong. it will be see,
that We may look for the steamship mississippi soon
en- route for Panama.
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81 Several items Of local news are crowded outl
.@r want Of space
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vr Ysvnxcs b.AsBA4s Msd,dA sue 27-soob b's casks
Obbb ~, keg3 uhhky oo,a.,
Fr vsc7onA-pesJsnny 1osd. Juns aeE lsszins,
tsSssl ~ - sscs ee4s - ssss, = bag czseS nI2 osnsy;
uku psee C$zzO0oA
fukA ISAsusco-psr Frances Pahse, June so.tio6 gals
~Snmn - 80 A66 e.ls) cocoanut al, 500 hahbbls sugar,
49, III ukfsky, 74kees do 3cases do, p 1000 empty
soeHeA - ~ pua
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THURSDAY. JUrE 30. 1859.

"'sA dne hng expecsed packet ON Monday afternoon.
naus and four weeks iAser dates from theE.ss- cr~>s~d
&ne escssnus here - IL appears 10 have done wherever
80 nas been reeived- In another part Of our paper
eneSe given fun ParsicuIan rslzfing to it. Even should an
na10ns become entangedI in the strife, there is
hasdly any possibility that the United STATE. could he brouybt
NOR She YIN thus be len to become to all the world the great
'Pp's'ne nation, and the bulk Of the carrying trade win fall TO
"a, IN any event her commerce vii reap a large benefit nom
o1 dates nem san Francisco are to the 18th. The latest
omneseiai advces are given below. The bark Yankee had
'no< arrived up 70 the evening Of hat day. She was then nneen
'sys OUT She probably arrived before the 18Th. and II 50, x1hd
an again tor this port early In July, bringing the New York
mAh 81 June 5th-
; Ihe hesk Eefsos, hence on the 9TH of May, arrived over on
fe& of Snne, q days. Her mails went forward by the steamer
y ne sh q june, and would arrive in New York the 18th Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30

A JAw-BREAKER--Among the papers received by
the last mail was one with the euphoneous heading
g Oconomowoc Free Press We thought we had
some hard names out in this part of the world, but
will give up the palm, only adding that if we couldn't
get something for a newspaper title, a little less bar
barrie, we wouldn't attempt to print one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30

THE MAGAzrNEs.-The mail brings us a large sup
ply,-,mong them Harper's, The .f1antic, Godey's,
The Hesperian, Grdham's, The S. f. CuIturist,
Hunts, Blackvood, and the quarterlies, all which are
full of interest, but we can this week simply announce
their receipt, and shall notice them again.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
H. EissIs' DEPJRtTpE. or
~ compound ENtTictGf lUrIan> Efriq

i unprecedented /; ? tie cure Of >c-,frfa and ST -
-ras'S; ti>' asc ,t tLc Liver, huU.,S srI 4 sa..-
tauniir". hEui~y. Br, uChi,i>. CLIpu- ,,u-L llr.-
iLI"tt-arl lLfaUatory LEt Ur.atl,Ia. Cu.:f,e ...
> !iratarhe ly-Itisia. IllUurss N,ry.r, a... r.
NhiuL- Scruiuiou> S,tc Eyr> ard IyyIId> --
unaT fu.ai-rurrts, " Int, and .'-s..
l..Is- NrIeulial Ulcers ar.I ERUPTION. y. ..-. -
,I The Bones. Lupus Eat'rg r,rs O.: ly f.. '-s-.
lIn- Malignant Batting j.c.rS ot H., N.u-.. r..-..
I',-' ana ~ Io'aic. 't',r. faTl'rs Irt .r-.l-
sltsls % Iul SbiN. auu a.. diseases as5-. 81. B. 5. s-
llAt AL u IAL BLOOD, whether Hereditary O.. ..
Ihr great ToI ul8rity which I'll irv- 'ltss
attained Is oyIr : 90 its trir>ic urri; .. -,s
iis Iropri,t'r II j. used hy all ela,,.,s. rIazS
.LirIi h.Ht ne country. haviI wjtu.>., r.-'si
chronic diseases. 60 not Hesitate. Il, Ri! .,s,s
v6IyREIE AND rIIGAHtE ,.rr...,
Vin'r' ~ Race street. where Dr u,a lay 3. 1sar
ted on ali diseases
Call at tho hrIot and procure Crrl,'--. -l.-.1Es
lars, mass Of tl, most r,.,..,.t -. ....
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
LII MEIER LUMBER !,

VIE subscribers have for sale ,-r-z,----u
On lots 10 suit purchasers. n iei=ll-. lsra,
a large stock of Lss.I
IiNE B0lAbS-Pancl STUFF s.,.J ks. .It.al.l.5., 20 -
Rank &C. Also $500 PINE K4IIS.
% inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also square Timber for Buildings:
W hich are offered low for cash. al our Mills
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek in
Harley township or delivered on the Brush
valley NarrowS road a, the end Of our Roai
- - Diploma for a superior sample of
il%n"S' and a Premium fer Rails and Shinr-
,s>'"ere awarded rs at the last Union Cn.tg.
I ar. John MCALL 4 BROS,
iy773 Forest HluP0 Tuion ro p,
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IE SlpElaS,

The editor Of tie Daiy N,,rs sTesl, .r Pc .Nrs
Terms, in that paper ct January .'~- -- "rtrr'1S
AT- HdriS b'lurgtirc. which cured ll 10 L.s-'fa'.
Dr. DAVIS TEFURATIyF-Wr ....r.-tr -',istt
81 ' mnirLdinE O. cur readers thu r,. I'.as u
i"tl'rs and n">iIUms. which may laiT,u B, f.'l.'
Nrd in our columns Having, lov,,,-. u-,t i'. l-'>
medicine and iounii it 10 tc really e. 2rr'''
eurati"e qualities Tor Ery,iusas ", take -sat s-u4
IN SAYING % and comuenJ.ng the Iul.i'e 40 o'L''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
RlEi,I N1ATESN.

ihliaJeiI fi1- tu-a''-
In Sanuarv. lN5l, nv daughter tl.u 80 Urrr .-rl'7
year, was attacked with Iufauaturv Lvuat.u. '
her joints were much swollen. and ,Ls ,rrr.t t -
circulating pain Tor three months 0r rs.ty. trr .
ihysirian' who continued 20 sttrTi her VII. al 3"
improvement Getting much di>ctuI.-,I- ut..'t.-
I" try b' DartS b,IETut,rc; thc rr,. I..tr seem
crd decided change for the better. Slr yu.i u'-
medicine Tor some time ami 1t affected ,r'rg,
has n inaIurd trcr Cf kh,Uuati,m and L,r heath go
ever s!ncr, Icing upwards Of two yrar,.
MRS ". TIiCNIS "
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THROAT EssEtSE.


This IarEr class Of JisCa-cS iiCLUfrg J.rtla0is4' -
famatious. Bronchial lTrtstous. Sc is u.,t -u'ls
iuiiy treated ly the Of Dr. DAVIS I,I Lga'c alI'
DAVIS Threat Application Read o. ttuNlr- ca-' 90
speedy curc AFTER iuIg continued suti,riu-:
Esst Town, Chester Co, July = ~
pE lAvIs-nsar sir
About I've wears ago Was attacked with disease
Tho throat viIch came gradually Tut 20 tr'.' sL
l would take cold thc Iaiu aud Eir- v.u.I p "
distressing agvu panied with i,s> 81 vo... 90 ~ %
extent that could not soak aIrvc 30 vhi-rrr. l.t
scase continued getting worse. uU.u'il statt''-
uldrr a., medical treatment az tour dirItrt by
b,rt ming alarmed ut my ,uudltl,r.l rtu..u -
Philadelphia and consult Yen, vilCh Nuu rtC-.'.'
in the winter Dii>al when ytu r,r, utcl u'
your tcPuratVr; ard hy the use 90 tur lCitrs 'l Pc
conurNou With your threat sIIi.'atigu. VA tL,',
cured. aud har, main,d veil Il Is uow n',f' '''-
year since lie ruIe 'ff-ttsd- E'>rsct'uiN. ~
hi,uJ NAKGAELITA ,. EiSiirt
rs-pE. DAVIS ANTI SCEOFr rLOJSulNTNfNI NJ 81 -
TIIEotT Arr TLICATiON should sc,l ETauy the I,l ,lI.
ative IN eases s,rofuIoLs Iler:s and c,Ts A.
Throat.
TV Gail on the Agents. J. BAKER y t'.y.
IpWlsturg. aad procure Cir,ulCrs Containing 80
Ilas. of -,if'rcr IN favor 81 tte Ne divine
J. tAhLA -. Age H. Ina AMY -]
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
In nSufa fanCe.
LIFE INSURANCE..

THE CTRiRD LIFE INSURANCE. iNNTTTT IND
TEtST tOHPINE, Of IHHADELITiIA,
TlIOS RIDGWAY, President JN0. FLAMES, Actuary.
Capital paid up $500 0000-t thaIier perpetual,
ItONTINUE 10 make INSURANCE ON
" LIVES on the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid up and invested to-
gcthcr with a large and constantly increasing
reserved fund, oilers perfect security 10 the
one insured.
The premiums must be paid yearly, half
yearly, CT quarterly.
The following are few examples from the
REGISTER:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

obstacles. 1t is noble sound, on clea
wiutry morning, TO hear the axe Of til,
woodsman ring against the trees Of tn,
forest, and to marx how by q few we'll
directed blows the tall trees are laid low
So do sinners fall before the power of liv-
ing love when faithfully welded by the
church. Not argument, not preaching,
but love is wanted. When Il church is filed
with this, it breathcs new and inyi@orat-
ing atmosphere.
Indeed. this atmosphere gives Us the best
view and torctastc Of heaven. In one sense,
We know but litjlc about heaven. 1--WE
know not what We shall be- nor where We
shall be, nor how the dead are raised up,
nor with what bodies they shall come But
except the presence Of God and the Lamb,
that which alone We can appreciate Of
heaven bow appears to be the love and ltI-
loW,hip Of saints and Of the spirits Of the
just made perfect. There viii be all the
holy beings We have read of or loved ON
earth. Here, the character and friendship
and love Of those with whom We associate,
Is the greatest source Of our earthly hap
pinCss. And SO IN hoavcn.wc look forward
20 II rs thc place ofrc-mion with all those
We have loved best on earth. The grave
II this moment hold, in trust some Of.
hose on whom We have fixed cur fpudrsl .
iopc- and best and most sacred affections.
There We hope TO enjoy full and uuiutcr-
u} led communion with them and with al /
he L.. w. ..r,... r...-.4,I IL. III ...-. I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

- The undersigned is Agent for the Com
pany in Union county, Pa, through whom aP-
pIcaiionS for Insurance can be made To
mechanics and business men generally, desi
ring TO eject Insurance on their lives, it Of
feTS inducements not GqualIed by any other
company in the UnIIed states.
Tho. II. WILSON. MD. Examining Physician
:. H. ORWIG, Agent, Lewl>hurg, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

CTTTLENS

or Danvlle. Milton, Muncy ,M'Ewensville
sunburv, northumberland Selinserove,
New Berlin, Millinburg. Harllelon. aud scores
in Lewisburg. have bought their HATS and
CAPS al GiaSor's Emporium of Fashion
within The past year, and are urging their
friends TO do likewise. Always fine aSSort-
meut Of latest styles on hand, very cheap, at
GsEsSDN-S
HAT MANDATORY, LEWISDURG.
, 1859-11-25

said Lester, deliberately lifting his porsmantsau
from It's place in the bow to between his legR.
II is that, BY jerusalem exclaimed the
swamper.r ..ss N :. ,t,s.,... a.. :,
Lester felt in his pocket, and the key was not
there Heavensi he could never break Opon
that iron-bound portmanteau. Again and again
he felt for II and the last ray Of hope was dying
out when be felt Il between the folds of Ieliff.
Hastily unlocking il, he felt 70 the bottom,
through ell the intervening clothes, and grlsped
one Of the pistols hrmly. Pretending b Ind it
supposed It was, he cooked i 30 carefully e 10
make no noise, and then, when aII W1s Fildv.
drew q forth In second and presented L almcI
in the face Of the astounded sEampeF, who cane
near dropping his paddle into the river at Tho
sudden movement Lester WtS sitting with one
leg drawn up and his right elbow resting npon
the knee. His face was white Is marble, but
fixed with an expression Of desperate meaning:
his lips quivered not, and in his eyes could s.
read the highly wrought tension q his nerves,
As be presented the long pistol barrel On : hno
with bis eye in his companioh's lhee, he aid, ID
low, deep tones ~ fifoh sak s.ts7'3 fiif
know you. Bloody Jack 7 Stir from YouF
seat the slightest or stop padding ioF an instant,
run the boat ashore or make an effort to over
turn her, and that instant ball goes through
your headli There Is no chance for you 10 draw
that knife which saw you take from its sheath
and put under your right legi there s 10 chance
for you 10 makethe slightest attempts resisianee,
until We reach the Blnffiif sdgasN RadolF
, There u deadly look in The grim mnzEIsiiof
aloaded pistol, with the hammer up and the finger
Of q desperate man on the trigger. Bloody
Jack" could not meet Il with his sye, md tnfd.
ing aside his gaze, be cried out in bh1aschins
, 1859-11-25
The Whistle.


"YOu have heard said youth his sweetheart who StoO
While he sat on q cOrnsheaf ct dayllghtb decline,
"You have heard Of the Danish boys whistle Of wood
wish that the Danish boys whistle were mine"
And what would you do with ~ Tell me-" she said,
While arch smile played over her beautiful tAee.
"I would blow H." he answered, and then my fair maid
Would ay TO my side, and would here take her place
T" Il that all you wish foFi That may be yours
Without any magie," the fair maiden crieei
~ favor slight ones good nature secures"
And she playfully seated herself By bis side.
"I would blow again." said the youth sand the charm
Would work 90, that not even Modestys cheek
Would be able 70 keep from my neck your hne AImF
She smiled and she laid her fine arm round bis neck.
GYes once more would blow and the music divine
Would bring me- the third time, exquisite bliss:
You would lay your fair cheek this brown Of mine,
And your lips, stealing past u, would give me kss"
The maiden laughed out In her innocent gles;
"What fool Of yourself with the whistle you'd mAkeI
For only consider how silly twoud be
To St there and whistle iOT-whAr you might take"
, 1859-11-25
I Wish I was an Editor.

"A poor fellow, who unlike the phosOphc Hamlet, woul
rather ay to misery he knows not Of than suffer the
has, thus expresses wish TO become editor j
wish was an editor
really do, indeed;
II seems 10 me that editors
Get everything they need.
They get the biggest and the best
OF everything that grows,
And get In free 20 clrcuses
And other kinds Of shows;
And when q mammoth cheese b cut,
They always get q slice,
For saying Mrs Smith knows how
To make It very nice.
The largest pumpkin, longest beet,
And other garden stun,
IL blown into the sanctum BY
An editorial pun.
The biggest bug viii speak 10 them,
No matter hoe they dress:
shabby coat Is u0thng-n
You own printing press.
At Ladies' Pairs they're almost hugged
by pretty girls you know,
That they may crack up everything
The ladies have 10 show.
And thus they get blowout free,
At every party feed
The rrascn is-because they write,
And other people read
, 1859-11-25

Two Dutchmcn having occasion to 20 to black
smiths on business AUD nnGlng sne smltn So-
sent from the shop, they eonSiudeu 70 go 70 tne
house. Having reacned tne door' SAD one 70 tne
| other:
Come, Hans, you AZ about the smtt"
Main, main, said the other; but you can
tell better as can 50 Den l KNOCKS
Hare ,v.s : dsmms Al Iencth Hans snole.
"Is A. s,n;t mitin pn
"S;rSn aid the ,roman
ola dc sniff mitinp"
al don't understand Won. /" said the woman.
Hans linen bIoWed out
NOt dc debi, ! say is de smit mitinI"
The other Dutchman, PerceIving that the Wo-
man could not understand Hans stepped up,
"Let me come up what can say something.
10 w "'"'N'"''' '"OP 'n w "OO'''
A graduate Of certain college gave another
the lie, and challenge followed. The mathe-
matical tutor o. the college heard Of the dispute
aNa ana sent 'Or 'ne yOu'n' VINO '"'o MN no must
ngnSS
ale Saye me he lie,"
aVerv well-let him nrove n If he nrovaa
il YOU did lie; and II he does not prove Il be
lies. Why should you shoot one anotherp Let
MN prove IL
At Oskaloosa. Iowa. a Young woman. whose
husband came home drunk the other dsy, took
down an OK CAD, and chastised him most glori-
S1sly-Gntil ne promised not 70 90 50 again; n: ne
lsia the DIAme uPon Iienu Wno esAeu nm y
ur'nn: Sne taen "naleo nun again iOE nut nA'ins
stAoIn'y 70 reuse
"how Is IT. sAid gentleman 70 S9eIidan,
tnAt yOHI name nas nIt an s.'aEneu me-. y
hC9s sy :! s S SnS no %, GCuU. - ~" a.,
s,i,' v M Sho.;a."s De .s"s ]" 80 a,.s-,.
body.S
.1v
SuoI9 omltn % 1onSs, .., Teany S z s'noaS ;np
Ouoth Jones' "You'rs wronV-the place is fenced,
confound itl
Ny wife Is ali the time railing round il"
A fayorite mode Of introduction in Brazil is
said to be. "This Is nv friend; If he steals any
thing from you, am responsible for it"
Tn ingredients Of health and long life are
Great temperance, open air,
Easy labor, little care.
An old bachelor says that il young lady has
q purse with two ends-silver in one, and gold
in the Other-she is sure TO open the gold END
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Said our little Herbert, Of four years old, to .
young man who was stopping at our house. And
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