davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
COMMERCIAL.


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h,-ss saiv Ea,rcaer. s-au Eas. 2-e h J1,ss Nsuss-
s.a. a-ssi Lls~rvsc1 tat - S'vasuav-, La,i Sazzs-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

was e-oSSls< the lssoco % The station. kAe
was Eei ~ tA-~e is-se e<rcos, eortzinirS
csc q Tie RslsoS Kisss, WITH = nrze<r q
rSsiveS, EraeS. ard their eo16scS -s< ss<-
plsicss, though 20 attack was naas en Tx
NsSs-1 Tass rseSpsior, <nG Ciker eircuz-
stances nOss2 oz sAors, lc1 10 The ee-icf that
pan had Aece pS-sIy Eassz-v1 10 sesse The
scAeoae- q hcr arrival. wAscA wss frustrated
~ the readiness against attack. made plain
ey shose o. eosra ms King, and aAs F~rsy
q 80 - Eao-v PSogiS. ~sTS % visis to
Jais;s, and - tAs eeaeA X The wrSSk of a
Scssooe- CT 81 sesse yesrs Sco>
rs eeS<r5-sey, szS2eete1 esly ey tAe
Csrsziz aa& osScS-S q tie SeAeo5S-, in which
tAsy ia,lisea 70 e<lleve kszlo=, TO. ws< ea-
gzgeG. uzsr II part szve made tAsa assAe-
neve Ais sso-y IN regard 10 ;As sAS0sisS Of
Lewis, ard czzsea them 10 ssnd hirs 70 He
ro'alz-
A tho-ozSa inveStigxtiee q The ssatr
~ ths PrzSSsz- Conszs. n eoz<rltztioz
visA Os- Aes1 Authorities, together With
Kesloz's prsviozS god sAz-aetcr, and air 0t
vs-zcisv y hiS statements, leses 10 Tx eS-
Isf tazs Eos osly 10 soo6 eas<s fa- trial e4S
hee1 sAoSr. szs that his version % ths
shooting ezz Eos ~ gziaSsrsc. and therefore
X hzs eeSr recessed froz cZs-oGy. ksSioE
criy cane tuso Pacific water BY The EaESc7siE,
tasI wear, ard his certificates show that he
hzs oo-us gooG rNp1sx-io1 in the ships il
Uhssh x has saIleG
NJ Lewis VS. 4 -asIve % New bust1cG.
4,& kzS bo-os : g0oG character, also. ard
r-ueaolv Tx czEseS BAich hruGEns about
she SAoesi1g vii 1sver es z,ors sdrisScto-
nv expl3i1sG-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

IN SElcrIyz AT gAErEr-The 6s1SsG1I-
w.i,-h arrived list Th-7s,iI7 f-c11 tae Nicrc-
uesia1 Lslauas. nru1ghs In f-u1s FrrssiIIu
sazcr. Es6e-t Esslsz- CHARGED wiza shoot
M ca J4Izit Island. II AEri7 Inst the trzE-
NJ master Nr Lewis. EesIc1- az the re-
,,zess CT NJ Schaefsr. tae Frzssiaz Ceusu-,
Eas irG.cgd a prison z1tii the czse could BE
z1vez1.ratsd The sIrs CT he kzlzng K scu-
s.szef sg EesI1G- Vac ciaizns Z was Gsae 4
sci 5sfsnsss- Gzt -esez1,suE has not been
sem 1r t1 r-AGr tais ssa-szenr- CT zzttc;,.n-
- A-Tzllr1 LIZ uaa sa 1 srial here even er1I5
Cur ecar-z snherr1ia i71-izSi-cfilsn. CT :. eEzzs
he CGusal &C send nm 6lr trial e Przssia.
Fr1m she l1g CT the Kniaas, tae schooner
r1z1i1sE n tax trzGe I1rug -hcEs Islands
We Bsara tAaz en- 5ae zsea EIT cf AEri-- r1e
vsszes arrived Il F1,zz-- u WISE the zzazc6-
razz sn beard l1e eiz cnI.cfsf- IzG leave
11eGz 6,r fI-rhez trae.- CzzG ElisriGEs snd
Nr Erizrz A1G.G. and 6sazd oulE Esherr
Essls1 ar rhe sFazi111 1nt su azz5rr ssr
Leziz. Eers hl6srzess y EzsiGa NAT be ras
dad Net sa-zsftet Wa his ezvlauarirsr Ct
Tie zi1E- os Ezz seuE en- sca-7f tI1e schooner
as a FzrsS1er Tzsl-T WIS made CT the
aa-zrss. EitAsIs r1izl1g u-1-h kzGElsire
CT the Fs--zi,sIlarz CT ne sss.rzr, their ss1s
usn1z eeiag crudlcr1g= s.ue sayizg lhaE
LeEds z1Gs &c EezisG dEzs- and 1s1erz chas
Essisg zE16 a-zf- eur thei- zsazsn1snrz aar-zs,.t
FrszzE Ee1 TAX Eezl11 hac Fildsref f-g1
Lewis. GaG gla--siI1g had snEaeti7 The
zsI1suenE made here ~ Eaao1 f. TIM
Lewis had 1rszrsd hi1 rs1ghIE Ssr scns
s-us.- cha.-Ear hi1 E51h ,e5ng t-sacherrGs
:, 1ne Interests Ct IL zE1-iGu- AID Tie day
7rsvi1us @ s1E shooting had erue Z. his
-ucuI- and FnlLes ann G1E- azE also threat
med 1s siisst him, tlar TIE a,szz Eag. Ehzls
zir11r IN the der. hE saw Lewis Gaming
towar-sz am VIII E1., Ei1irl he discharged
11e aGi-eE vhiszs-ar razt hiz EezIcgfs3 ez-z-
tas sizing ans G4u -s.te fs-urn inside Il. a-.z
Il Lewis. VIC had cz-1ef % run hir-ur
I'm n r1,s hack Esm Ehlrn wound Lewis
Gisssf II a1Gur -EgnrE 1in1rez af-zrT1--sz-
Lewis WIS r1G 1zd11g muster Ct liz sfzrii1s,
zaf EesI11 an assistant zzdsr him They
wgrs tae aulT tEe Eaira nen en 1ie azlanli--
Eaez tlie lIzilia arrived a- rae aZazt- and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

DGAID LErrEEs-T1e earSE n 89od
zs5l-s frvu he-s five e1ys ARR IL ztsane-
551sq. and tCos a ss-aZ uaZ Scuze CT
nae eIys afser her a--iE1l L san Francisco.
TIE steward hzs.rus5 Cart Jacobs shat b.
asz ssslz.t a gariSa-g q lsr-srz Il oze Cf he
sez1e-rgous. spreeaslv ths za5Fs uaZJ .
waz tz5,1elza-ely Delivered 90 tte cc1sigaees,
IzE y z.en 70 the Fsssz-Hsss-- The I-t-
sscs being CT eSsizSss anyer-zzce- 1nsE sae
uel-rscsiyt q them having cIzzed ccus5ser-
1sls expense 20 G5hers. Cart Jacobs EIz
assz 70 nrcr1z- g ths Postmaster f,r vi,1-
laz5sr q rhs Fgs5al Law IaE WIS cEIE re-
L,sTe,s E-cu responsibility after considerable
-rcIais 4zG szvsuzs- The fae FIR 1cG-.sizT-
cry Ct the uazs Il very hsaVT, and CaFt1inz
q zhfEz. f,r rasir cEE Salzs- caz1cs be tco
E1.tzzzrl,1s II RIDING thar zh5gE e Il F,s-
"A z-az1er i-1zesiza5eiT ca ErfEa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

TX anal sIa1i.zrieo Of the Govern
us1s CgO-9u ScAs.saz Wss hsl5 Il k4zmz-
k.FE Cazrc1- list weSS- sszr eays being ec-
elgls.S--sQ- eAilG-vu Wsrs sx1z1ze,1 4
eoGzzlltes q 5s-Ss- Capc- ! S k4Psna- NJ
Eaaeh K1a1z- zz,5 Dr. = PsE- Es-s seLscE-
sG &c a-rsnc and report -PoO ths z-zzG1g
ES progress q rhs Schools. Ehsy have
t-4su p a f11 rvport, sn,1 as L eca-1z7z
1ue2 Il rsnezl iz.srsst. " WI V1aGsA Z
nsxs ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
PASS ENG ERs.

HGR NlUsnHEslE-7sr MHln.r ssIr June -s--E
Enrhnln- r z1d Niti- g Lsi'sa All VIE. ssssir7gs
aru,i,r-ss. And ] Nirriua-iitn ln.z17s-.
Faus EazzHa1l rsIL11-per BlG=ssm. IsIls r.
N cr-lsslI. 1ilcn Suifai. hlilsr-
fIln ~ tz-lrru=si--lsr z. c My --l-H =
" n A1r. ~ sen Le1nnr ti,i -iiit. Rt;iilinz.
srrm z 9hililrz C4ue \ Causss. AIti. E,snrT
M { J Pfllusr B zl1r1ius Cum ! Paw. { Elui-
-, Un E,zlnz. { = 6az-iner. y ~ ilsa. : ; ksn-
1etiy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Ar J1e Clrc1a. Cgzrt :. Llaazz.s, Elst >4s-
z-iay, tAs f5zr coollss. A4zaee, La51s. Kan
E0rd So AAe75-- cgzzlz--S6 fsr the E1r5sz
x tEo Eav'szsr1s zz HESu ass sz7u-r,
were eo1Eistst- s-G z-s 70 y ssu,s1es6 70
ssash s5-s4y- Tx srsI lasted sArss GaEs.
t-ing VaisA u51s q tx i--grS were allow
81 70 lsaEz The Cgz-. Egzze.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
FRESH MILK! FRESH MILK!

@TEE CyDKESIGSED. EAT- T-@
60 ssz,zas cat the S1sek AL -
EIlsilesz II Ms JIizz5gas- vi euasllls o
zIPEly DIZZY Frssh Ni7k- 20 sash sld sai new
;iI.s1l11srs. Frgu71iy a1i rs,1IIriy-
gu- new establishment beng ca1necrei =i1h
ans u uhe uass szzsnzIgs caEaIa AMI dII-T
EI-us "a shlE isi1zf. extra suppEes Gf NIX
ca1 BE furnished n ElF q1IHfirg- Ar s-arr
1aril.e- C'1sssssu EszF Fecff1L-E >,liisEsf-
E+Lu HOLT & EAC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Tos scaoo1er Frsgcs. Cart E4--isoc- has
ossa I'D or TX Hgua SS1ts. HasSl 70 ruz
n co1tzzelicz VIA * Esza E1-zaz. Sc
tsavss so-1orr0s fsr tae Srs1 ti1zc On her
ssE rogss- TX Uzs + Ea&sr TX sgs1ey q
z :. Frz--. Ess.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
MEMORANDA.

me bz-s c Hz---F be ms s'r- N ne ssa II
w and 1-r-s r- san E-an,ascu ca NJ szss agt.r
\ ui.zzla1s -assaga. Lee St1 Er1rsis-a a. p A n
r1le u ne " Wlud z1wsi ms te ne
zmr. SD usrF Ii-1E sllscsriF W-lsis. Eunur1 sea
md 1i-tsans Esarisr 1lmuss suiirs luzi.rs AZ
gA n IN zia IN. nufs the sasr 10Inz n A8Eli.
AMI srrisssf ls Em,aa1 sariF sunday unra nr ne
sSeh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
Licenses EIpiras in July, 1863.

DETAIL EInGi1iz1-T1iF Iss. z EF1aa Z FhfI-
Ia Eps ID Sil T. LIN IN -. L5r1 Al s1- Int
Chung Esu- l-zil 7 = Sitrrsn- Iii AhIuIl- j =
Egal- lss Al Il c.. nd Al Mn, TN 2 slirzer
= liIiIa enin--ffa Al y WIa- E.eisB-f5rh 4h Ting.
p Uhaa- Hlli--st 7 g = airs- z1ua-Eri 2 ! Srssis
rIfi EIralz lzanit L Ca. <iiIa- ELEaii-ll...f Ci1a
rIEE- Z-d . M,lrr-1merT- Wg5meE-ii esrazilsr Co.
Ezin-4ath : lsils 1nra c E xssnnrs- wHnhiua
-sta ErEasI. EalnziE1a Z Ca. Eaina. EHEnEi-sisi
l5iilfn. .r;iIlu-
z,lLESALE-EiIuDifIiI eaaI-lsr EFIill Ild
PiifIIius sti SaEilrs- fsr TIiker Allen lst T &
EHzirsz. ii Al E1. a,IiisaaI
WElEESAEE p 7Er-Esi inIliliI-llsr 7 z EaTiis=.
TE-TT AEETNti-f7an, an,IiIIia--5z Al Laan- Eiin.
ElEaii. In
PLANrATpJN-Esna, Maui-lsrh kEllL E7iG.
EtEazi-Isth Tzrssr a = Ilt.r-
El6SE-EsnriuirI caiIu--id EIazIiflu- NJ T. list
Nna- u : .. slss EiiIe- S1 =
B'l3r-Ei Iunhliii--z-zzi J Xiii Iss J BaE1sr- La
hiHun.
EEH.-ZaZlaisla. Ha1i-e.za EI-slaiSL
8lLLIAdEs-Euli-IlsI. GHh1--7lai- E.Iius & Erz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

TX SzGzSr kSzs Las come C sz5Ssz-y.
Ws;1e ~ trade wi-ssS ARK ySt UszSSEtca- >e-
ve-e col3s hare eeez 4za arg Sss1 prevalent.
TX hoorL-S es1g1 Frsvzs-s excessively
zzoag TX eAE3rsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

\ NV ezsissSs E--2 makes L srpcz-z.cs
to-day oy CART ia oc- -co,-zus, NesS-s. c y.
Speses- 1z6 L MAe.zriazs- ThSy have
oPs1e6 tAes- C@cs q czSxz s. We visa
tlsrz szecssS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
DIED.

S-Ss-r1 HsGell,z- Erpity anrruisg. 2ssA Jgls.
zste- sAsr- f-zess Nara Csrsi-. ltz,assr q J. T.
s1.t My A Basa. Asssi ysa-s, zl0zsAs a1& -
a1rs~
ElHz1sS-At wsi11ku. NIil1 Nts srt- Iazsss :.
E11hL1s. sgd t1sut . ys1trs. Hs ut-ive II
vess-cn Ns~ YORK. sa-rA-lslSsr - s-Hss. al. lad
lr.i an these i-1Krsis Slula 1-tes1 rs1-S~
uz- Eschsscsr P1psrs Pisasz ccrs-
rscNs-Iu NeS York. NIrcA ma FrIak y &.
TsazS n p. II razhury. Couz-, Z :. A. as~i IS
yea-s. Pr NeI1c -ssisisur &c Scrts ienc-i q
sials 90 EzS-si- s05a "a Eisllsl'Szt and Eil1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Ths p1h,ic exercises ard e-stioz % >aszr~
azy. thc ~. VII sSks rlscs AZ KswszAs0
CAz-eh 4, 70 s'e,ocS AN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

n BSrvassr. E I u. CozGssSso-s- ard
Coaszl haz oPSaea tAe O=cs q IL Co-Ss-
ak &c Frzaes n the bsE'sizs OF A S,Aas-
z & O..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

TEE znr-L meeting t,- ths sieezioz of
o.es-s q TX Ls1los' >erzrgS-s Erssz6 81
cissr. MI x Asi3 ,c-GLv. a. ! o'cleeS. ?. N.
a. tAs resa3z1cs q ths Seza1s's Chzv,zfs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

TX o@cs % IT, A-.e-scsu CozS-l vzs ~
Govss3 % S4.=-A4y bzSE % Tx M1Sse B10ck
F-o. y 70 2 &C TIE ssh Ca Sgazlsiss VII
receive Gals st tse rev osscs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

wr rssu-- or ssa=ss 70 RSsssst, q the
Ness De7cz, fs- tate rspers>
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
supreme Court Of the Ha-
Esiizn Islands

AzzfEfgs- Essi Aarze. ffi-
"HEREASy the Complainant II
w t1e aiGzz guz-esf gzlIsa h.lz lied q Pc
-irun uurH she Hon EIlzi1 z AHen. CEsaf
! .s5aee af ne S11rEzne Court 1rzFinsr hr =
f.rr.a az 1s7ur-1 E-um her 1ashnzuf ne de-
.i.n .i:lnt asarzzasd IN the --su1d Ut the al
ssnes fr1m taiH Ezarfam sIr r1rze Fsarz and
nne henriar E1m- af zhs Eain iefznrizzar-
Vow riis , N anrifF tie sad Leui Asrze =
11rea- hafIrs ne EIu- Elisha L A1eu AZ hia
Cha.uherx n Eae Cdu-< Ea1zs- EanHi.zl1 IN
T1esily. 1.ia 5-1H daF Il Gsrahsr. Isis. x 70
1'.incEr l. H. AZ Ehica r1ne VII be hea-i- N.
per1rna 11arzsaid-
WA EENPEEETS
Depury C1erz s1Ipr.ne Cdsr-
EIsualzin. June =, Isss Is4z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

A couce-s VII ae siven 81 Frs3Ey srsuiuS.
a; tAs Tsesrre, y Mr, Gas LouS. assisted
~ ssvS-zl a-uz.ez-s. See Asve-sisS1s=.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE

TEE TSDEESIGSED- EXECUTORS OF
Il ne VII sf Tghz P PErSzrs laas az Fam
asza- Island af EIEIl=- deceased asrshE 10
tif.E n PsrSuas having claims a-zsHss ths Ks
tlts df the ski Fga1 ? F1-zsr- IN 1rssgns
ne ssme- 11si saase n1dshned To the EsrAre
al rsss-Iessesi g uakz iIz-zssii.Izs paEu.s.uE-
LLT0yS
JP- PAEEEE
ExarI-Erz sf ths VII af Joan ? P1rEzr-
- II T-,- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
Z z. BANCROFT & co,
Pianos Tuned.

DIANOs AND OTHER MUSICAL N
Il SIErIEETE T1zez xa1 Kspairs-s- b.
CHS DzkS7- a. tzk Thkz<rz
LesH1uE zfFEn 11 the HIzno z1d Gzlrzr
Best g rz6eszisrx g5yen 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
TO BE SOLD.

a POsT. CARRIAGE AND
EAEyESss eansierz- The Esrzs hzs
5esa f-iggz bg A Ta.fy- and y f-sa E-uu Tina-
ALSsl-A SADDLE HORSE usr-seriy ,ss1ssf
and r-1uG pagsr- Inquire AZ taa
80 RtEISTEE QFFICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

Q-@S's EosECrE--The ss11i-anu-l
meeting q the Trustees cs the Cleez-s Eoz-
vfsaI Vas Esl5 It Liz Cozrt Esz<e veSzsrtsay.
a uooc- Treasurer reported rsCsigos f5c
past 81 usuals s. S3S So d1sezrsen1ea-z.
S. .C:SS.9e OsEcers elected fir IL. via- are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
The Best Book for Agents Yet
Published.

AhaFs ssa enFikz sald 4 S1z Fszzeize8 n sd-
Tan-s e puzi5ezss5u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

SPECIAL FEATE Res:
MUTUAL FEEuEKz .LaEsr shzz thsss x
Hz.GzzsT q zte LEsz TzEz-zzzs Ca1zs-
aiza Il she Eazrsd sszssa-
sog-zGzTIERATIE6 FHIEHs LszE
an r1sss chEzs6 ~ EzT Company II
1[TDEE1S IaE-za5s Gz1zzEy zt5zr sSs
TsEz- Elrh sze zzE II sas Fuzzy
LGsgA PAD n sEry dIgs ztezr fas nssiss
AID rrsGf Il 1saEE
EETT 1ETE CRAZE AEsSsd u Eas Fz7-
nsnr a R-zmzzzA
Al F0LIEw AXE E5E-EgzEzZTAEE
San Francisco Office,
aIS CzIIforniz street
81 Fzasc-ses. Azg =. 1850
To ~ P.sEr-
NE ADaLPEE Il Weiss Ezz aezz AZ
aSizreS A. ,rzzE sar -as 1haTz named Gam
aazzF AZ the Sandwich Lzia1is- AID kzz fEiI
zazdnrirT % shEEa 4Felirasssna slr Enau-zzss
n tss same and "a rs-siEs and rss=igs Ear prz-
niIIzzs n x dehalE
GE0- 7 E0LeoA-
S=nerzE zrsnr-
VIA rzs.rzaes n me a5avs, ne Easie-zizz-
3d. zaz1arzzeff Azzuz q tEza CsnqaaF- legs
lezss u nsara ia Pzhlsn riazke 4 aaE pc
pa-=si . rsssi1z applzrari1us sIr IasE-11es 81
Lives. n any 3arr q ne EzEIIzn EslAn1it-
AD1LB1E Il EI@E-
GGse-a- Er- Eilehs-zulIa- &
Eaunl.Iu. I1-sa ID EzSa--e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01
AGENTS WANTED
At once to eanva<s the most
POPULAR
SUBSCRIPTION
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-08-14
Notes and Suggestions for August.

WHEAT and all other grain intended for
seed should be perfectly ripe before they
are reaped. Farmers are not careful enough
about selecting the best seed, cleaning it
thoroughly before sowing, and allowing it
to be well matured before it is harvested
A frequent change of seed is very benefi-
cial. This has been proved over and over
again in nearly all parts of the world.
Yet some farmers are so careless about
their own interests as to SOW deteriOrated
seed without making the slightest effort to
procure that which is really valuable. If
it so happen that farmer cannot procure
good seed from distance, he ought to Sc
lect the best from his own crops, take out
all the small grain, seeds of weeds, ETC.,
with separator, anu prepare the soil
thoroughly for its reception Many fine
new varieties of wheat, ETC., have been
originated by the selection of the best
ears and propagating form them.
Corn should be kept free from weeds,
and in places where thinning has not been
carefully done, unnecessary plants should
be removed. The most extensive growers
of corn have adopted drilling in preference
to killing, as the plants being equally dis
tributed, have an equal portion of soil, air
and sunshine. A great deal of the success
of the corn crop depends upon careful
after-culture. The soil should be worked
by the pillow and cultivator until the plants
become too large for such implements. The
blowing should be done before the roots
have extended far into the spaces between
the drills or rows. The cultivator should
be used as long as possible to break the
crust that forms after heavy showers and
to keep the soil mellow and well pulver-
lied.
In the busy time of harvest, sheep are
sometimes not sufficiently attended to, and
the consequences that they often suffer
serious damage from the fly. Wounds of
the skin are sometimes made with the
shears, which, being kept i'll constant irri-
tation by the flies, become troublesome
sores. Such wounds should be covered
with tar, and this should be renewed as
often 81 necessary, The maggot-fy gen
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-08-14
My First Bees and How I Got Them.

ALWAYS liked bees, and always wanted
to own some myself. / had the impress
sion that people who had bees were most
ly wealthy, and I thought that if l could
get some [ would soon be rich, too. But
how was / to get them? / could not get
my father interested enough in them to
buy me swarm; he said they would sting
me, but thought I would risk that, for
liked honey and bees. Bees 1 must have,
and bees got, and now will tell you
how got them. ~ tE
To buy, / had to have money; but how
was to get the money? That was the
first thing for me to get / thought that
must make start in some way--where
there's a will there's way. I asked a
good old lady if she would lend me five
dollars for week; she said she would. I
took tine money, and what do you think /
did with it? =" bought swarm of bees,n
you say. No, bought steel traps with it !;
/ laid it all out in traps. I then set them
all for musk rats, in a creek close
by, and at the end of the week / sold the
fur for more than enough to pay my Dor
rowed money, and the remainder laid
out in traps. / kept on buying traps until
I had thirty. then bought small tent,
and in the winter / made me boat, and
the next spring l camped out on the creek
and trapped f1r-bearing animals; at the
end of six weeks L sold my furs for $40
cash. / heard of man that had sold his
farm, and wanted to sell his stock of bees,
some fifteen swarms in number I went
to see him; he asked me 81 per swarm.
I offered him S. per swarm, and said I
would take ten swarms. He said that if I
would pay him the money all down I
could have them. counted him out the
money and took my choice in the swarms.
He had fourteen new hives, for which he
asked me 81 per hive. told him that I
would give him my rifle for the hives, and
he took it; it cost me 81. kept the bees
until had fifty swarms, and then sold
them all at auction for from 81 to 81 per
swarm. Other boys can do the same, and
have honey, bees and money.-Cor. Coun-
fro GpnfIe9nDn