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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06
GENERAL NE VS..

Three inches of snow fell at Virginia City,
Nevada, Saturday. TWAS freezing and snow
ing Monday.
, The Cape Cod Gazette says severe frost
aged the cranberry crop of the Cape to the
amounto of $4,000
The Grand Duchese jackets, made of GRIM
son cloth and embroidered with gilt braid, are
very fashionable for breakfast and house
wear, and are very becoming to brunettes.
Dispatches from Hong Kong give fattering
accounts of the prospect of the tea and silk
crops, which are said to promise largely above
their average yield.
A Paris letter says Pere Hyacinthe is sink
ing out of sight. He disgusts his friends by
inactivity. and his foes are letting him severe
ly alone.
Professor n. N. Niles of Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn, has been elected Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New
Hampshire, in the place Of the late Bishop
Chase.
Harry Jennings is turning his attention to
the propagation of mice at the Charlestown
Prison. He has raised fifty thus far, and
keeps them in a cage for future USE
One of the Vanderbilt line cf steamers on
the Huds on, during a recent pleasure trip as
tonished every one by running twenty-six
miles in fifty minutes, carrying thirty eight
pounds of steam.
Ladies who refuse to tell the census takers
their ages will be fined $50. 1t is supposed
that the Government will receive large rev.
enue from the strong minded in consequence
A bill has been introduced to the Connect
cut Legislature to punish ''breaking or enter
ing by day." which, strange to say, is not,
under the present law, a crime except on
Sunday.
The census taker is not at liberty to make
known any information gained in the discharge
of his duties that wonld affect the interest of
indiy iduals.
The King of Prussia has caused his name
to be enrolled in the list of members of the
German Association for the protection of emf
grants at New York, with an annual subscrip-
ton of $3.50 in gold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

The message of President Grant on the
Dominican treaty says 1.-THE acquisition
of ST. Domingo is an adherence u the
Monroe doctrine. 1t is a measure of ma
tional protection; it is asserting our just
claim to a controlling influence over the
great commercial traffic soon to flow from
East to West by way of the Isthmus of
Darien it is to buildup our merchant ma
rine; it is to furnish new markets for the
products of our farms, shops and manu-
factories; it is to make slavery insupporta
BILE in Cuba and Porto Rico at once, ant
ultimately SO in Brazil; it is to settle the
unhappy condition of Cuba and end an ex
terminating conflict it is to provide hon
est means of paying our honest debts with
out oyertaxing the people; it is to furnish
our citizens with the recessarics of every
day life at cheaper rates than ever before
and it is, in fine, a rapid stride towards
that greatness which the intelligence, in
dustry and enterprise of the citizens of the
United States entitle this country to assume
among nations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

The Sherman Steel Works, are situated on
the left bank of the Penobscot River, about
one-half mile above the thriving village Of
Bucksport. The Bangor Wing says the man
ufactory consists Of two wooden buildings,
100 by so feet each, standing at right angles
to each other. The motive power is furnished
by a Is horsepower engine, to which steam
is supplied from three boilers. The furnaces
vent their smoke and gas through chimney LOG
1-2 feet in height. Water is supplied from
tank of 10000 gallons capacity, which is fed
through an iron pipe from 'Smelt Brook, a dis
lance of 1900 feet. The capacity of the works
for making steel is three tons per day. We
cannot, of course, make public the method of
manufacture, but can give a brief list of some
of the means employed The steel is made
from scrap iron-not cast-and is cut into
pieces of suitable size by immense shears,
compared with which guillotine would be a
toy. The smelling is done in twelve furnaces,
and the steel is run into ingots of fifty
pounds each, of which there are four, and
drawn out by steam hammer having stroke
of one thousand pounds. The gross weight
of the hammer is fifteen thousand pounds. A
heavy stamper is used in crushing fire
brick with which the crucibles or smelling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

The message of Gov Stearns of New
Hampshire represents the financial affairs
of the State as sound and prosperous.
During the year past 1857 ,5S7, 35 OF the
State debt has been paid, eaving the whole
debt of the State at the close of the year
S2,779, 291,9S. The governor recon-
mcnds that the State tax for the coming
year be reduced 100000 He advises a
thorough survey of the water power Of the
State and the adoption of measures to pro-
mote its use for manufacturing purposes.
He expresses his satisfaction with the ma
tional administration and the adoption of
the Fifteenth Amendment, which he thinks
justifies the hope that the day may not be
distant when the last traces of the rebel
lion shall be expunged from the laws of
the land, and removed from the minds of
the people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

The massacre of Jews in Roumelia is
one OF those occurrences that makes the
world shudder with horror. We read of
such things almost with incredibly, so re-
pugnant and foreign are they to our civil
ization, The recent appointment of a Jew
by President Grant as our consul general
at Bucharest is a measure well taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

The reported interview of the Bangor
correspondent OF the Boston Post with
Governor Chamberlain, is only one of the
fictiOns which the democrats are continu-
ally circulating. Its origin was too fairly
printed on its face to deceive only the I'M
wary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06
MANS SION HO u S f,
SIAIE STREET, / /: AUGUSTA, NE.

,I,IIIs House is provided with Bath Rooms,
i where Hot and Cold Baths can be had at al,
times 1t has also First-Class Billiard Hall, for
Guests only. Connected with the House is a large
and commodious sample, Room, on Water street,
centrally located, where Sample Agents can show
their goods, free OF charge.
The Proprietor thankful for the liberal patronage
which the above House has enjoyed since its open
ing takes pleasure In Informing his patrons that he
will run Free Carriages to and from the Cars and
Boats until further notice
Connected with the above House Is a Livery Sta
BILE, where good teams be had at reasonable
rates. W. NJ. THAYER, Proprietor.
G. P. CoCHRASE. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

Brazil still elings to slavery, notwithstand-
ing the hope INDUCED that the Emperor would
abolish it. In bis late speech on opening the
Brazilian Chambers he made no reference to
the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

Gen. Ames and Miss Blanche Butler,
daughter of General Butler, who are to be
married soon, unfortunately fell out the other
day. Fortunately, how ever, neither of them
were much hurt, and presume the wedding
will come off just the same. They were out
riding in carriage at the time, in Lowell,
Mass, and the horses became unmanageable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

Capt. Charles Boutelle, of Brunswick, died
very suddenly from heart disease Thursday
forenoon at his residence in that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

pots are constructed. Mr. Miller of Waldo
boro', is general Superintendent and Agent,
and b. f. Farnham, Superintendent of the
works The following is a list of the head
workmen; Meter, David Priest, Fuller, Rob-
ertson, Hammerer, Orinan Jeffcock; Brake
tender, Edwin Smith; Chief Engineer, Rufus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

Goodwin Smith says in recent publish
ed card that the hits in Disraeli's Lothair
at him ne but "the stingless insults of a
coward" Hope there viii be no blood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

The Wing says De Molay Commandery of
Skowhegan, have engaged rooms at the Frank
lin House, Bangor, for the approaching Ma
sonic Dedication and Knights Tempar Re-
view Tuesday and Wednesday, June 2Sth and
goth ST. Alban Commandery of knights
Templar of Portland, have voted to attic nd
the Dedication provided fifty Knights will
agree to turn ont. Ii may now safely he
stated that both of the Portland Commander
les will be present. No doubt there will be a
great crowd of Masons present the 2Sth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06

At Mattox harbor, Southport, preparations
are going on for the making of sea weed
guano. The Times says that the steam ma
chinery was made by Moulton & Son of Bath,
and the necessary patent machinery is fast
being put in order for the rapid working up
of this valuable dressing for tillage purposes.
The seawced is first pressed through rollers,
and then cut in a sort of hay cutter, dried,
and afterwards put in bags and shipped to be
mixed with other manuring materials, and is
then sold to the trade. Great quantities of
this compost are used in this country and on
the continent. 5kt #Et
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06
domestic Nems.
The Census MarshalS.

The Census Marshals.
We give herewith the complete list of the
officers appointed to take the United States
census this month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-06
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Walloboro', east of Medomak river, G. Bliss
Waldobero', west ofMcdomak river b. Miller
Whitetield, M Cyrus Il. Carleton
Somervile, M Albert l.. Soule.
Newcastle, sA John T. AchorIi.
Bristol and Monhegan Island, II. Fossett.
Edgecomb and Westport, Obadiah Baker
Wiscasset, Isaac G.. Williamson.
Boothbay and Southport, X. Montgomery
Alma and Dresden, Edward Weeks.
Damariscotta, Chas. G. Merry.
Nobleboro', Lyman II. Winsow
jefferson, John s. Ames
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

AxE-oxiSe rEs 0czsN HER-R c Greso-v. In
sGS @cseS q Pr0l Eeof-Soa Rad an - o,,-st a.
1s-ESSSsl FagS- rSeSs1ly exsorV tx Sossty II Fs-
IA sssSriC, a. Tie Csoper Ius,irEte - s.Ilse,
"a >S-ztigS S-1 Drsgfzs. J. A weitrsy in -
ne SD TIE PrvseSt cersury hss Witnessed ssiepsc
4-t4-e4sS VIA EaorS stssslic strides than a. any
es1ST ESrtoc ot Tx Sori1'S atssory. Throu-h the
4Ss1sy g s1Sz- Tx eesza bzs cssn Eazse - hf-e
a. q zt--crss tx A-& : .-srs Wfrh a asru,-k OF
rs--as s-4 elvlszticn : carried % Tx eas - ths
49, e-s'lrtSi,y, tAo1se discovered ~ TAzlss e0O
49, ~SAors NrlSr, - Orlv tsccrtlv hsen ecripe
- 70 slFc trtE is FoESr Szs szbtIesv to- tbs 80
81 q Gsas ect seieae~ ! E.l,u-ut 81 ~ rs,n-e
= - as-i I IL eesz 1nahae % apply Il 20 ma
VIA seolOsr, ana zoolo-y an5 ussuv oshs- ssssp-
= ceSP "a sN7Ior2rtou< 4zrs an inttuzce eOurec
-l'- - pe a. Sreo E1vf-4tio1 ara Sabr,srfns tel-
S>Ia~t- TX .ese ard hrs sas TIE earliest Geriee
- Ss~2 50 Sc-r@iu-,. zE& L 5 sin il usS he
cr'2@e1ess q th- eozSrivzree has hcwsvgr led -
e ESE--1r srrCr u --alt-ozieSs o.aeaus' and 10
-arA l-as,@AeS-so11Sst1aeS sGtzl oaeS-iu making
ScZ-GlzS
Tas sEccsss Hhsch hss stse-s.s H. r,,f-- ~ s,,A
-ize esolSs - - Tx srrozeous IDEA u az ccsz
0i o'-rcul e re>s forever and iver An ir-ruISc
g tse c1o-t % iuveuS nSE means q ScurSius ana
G-c@Si1S- 14S Sazu1suss uia6efr ths Atlantic saoE
IL hQs,o1 % Be an excessive ristrsu. rsrriur III
$50 a. 11-rS1i points Ese zvSrzSc Gegth i ~
~ .cr. ----l Tx steamer CygEsf obtained iel-h
-f t3-th leSS lbs Ccssn EooT osEi1S about $50
eS lr1 TX Arls1 cozS-s TIE GsScsct from shallow
"a eeSq s1tsr : very rzpfG rezehi1 10 SO feet in
t-iy -ss. g5Vi-E an angie q 6sSce1t greater tAin
ll1L q Ias AtSi1A1 Alps Tns ts~pSs. part q the
Ai1llaS : - Tx A1lertca1 Sstc- Tx nzrks u
Ns aE111t-a1e, p1~re great tsSi- exists rsuziu.-
esl ara 8 81 Tor z-arr taoC>1c& Eilss. ard loSs
1sss1 : ~>svcG 70 exceed tie highest Ofthe Hiuz-
t1y2 Eo-ntslzs> IL h4S siso been reeeutiy proved
t6zE ship ea1 X ksld IN oue ulaes ana ssunsiu-s
Et-e- eFe1 Se-1 tAs weather ! comparatively
ru1S1 ADerics rs osen tie pio1eer in lzreusiu-
1er se1 st1ci1- sE-4rzrEs. ard hsr irveufiunS are
n -1es uss1 il saS BriIiSA rzvy - her own- Here
Tx Lecturer described tAs hress ins-rc-suts thzt
-tss oSSs Invested Tor deep So Sou-Giu ard zi.sr
tricirE Ie< rlse q creGzr Vi-h SIR John Ross r
tc-ts t- ha@1's Bar j. ISIS k followed HcsSvu.
5crrruz1- ard Isyr28u II their Submarine exulorz-
S11s gave Etzr interest - t3cts suck a. thai OF tie
eito- o. TIE OCEAN resui-E Eith animal lifr some
CITIZEN q Vs-y ai-A tyEe. ard couc,uEs5 By show
l-E = -IE Tsss 1Cod q zhr : tkruTu uuo1 prscii
"a seirEes ~ ce<2 S<z scCn1i8S sHi GEe3SinE xpps
rS-c<---fsr Tswk Esr,fE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

/ RrrAI AEzrrSs--Wbsz tie .lliei A. les g
c1E5ss Paris Z ISIS TIE ErsrVr e RSs-fS uhs -
s1-s- AZ IHsEr1-- rAzes- IL tie hGh5- q TAX
NJ srsrE -crul-g, Il ths s--ir-SSt fseosi.e Yak
Z tie I-ls-as<s ard r thsGee % the Ps-zis Rers1
Gee SAY - ts = thers 1i-h rs tso al5ss aui he
thrss seFsrs-us Esrs gag together &c tie Re s.
t-trs1s-1sr Ehsz taSF ss-s =s- b. a usr Whe n Al
v-111s-y. had Errirsi z Pszzs hzs ? fsE ssrs-
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% les, rsplds6 Als1a13e-. Sc f5Ilou uz.us srs
5zss rsinE there 3"
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es1-izzs5- fsE MATES 1ftsrEzrs ,hs~ -ss.hs y.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

>rSw> rEN1orS WsRHf>S AT FSE NoSSssASr
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tifi srtss : aaGgeSer e sAe VseA bat Ao@ess pa
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il Stren&Nzce> a. S-s&s ccSt u W, EsSsF, deter
selaeG kar ,AlS eseS - ~ regardless ~ oxpSese,
Sa,s wers rsSsvS& ~ tse eazG in Tx Westerly ess
rer * sss sScrV& c3lEeS.
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SrgcsrS& Il ~ coeS y psrc e,sc& sir ard is,re-
2asas, ls22lss Aeaytev o. Tx srrs u eSr nosAcr's
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NSr< ss5eS,ssslsy fsoss ksr Acaa ana her arocrlax
sysss3s ssl& sSs 1=eA sac fsls sAs isapoSssaeS Il
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

ras NssrtSe ~ NIX AcnoSS- Mr c., .
gesslen&a who lad Just Published his FIRST at
tears ~ satAorShsr which net with remarkable
,as laiivsaasl in the oaeeRs Hotel ia Tereate,
The htses exseaied bis hard, aud. in tragic
manner, exclaimed. ALLOW me, sir. to welcome
yea - oar rsaks--the ranks % authorship
The peculiar sppesrsnee II the Individual rath.
e. snaaSei Mt C. aud be replied. Thank
yoa. s,ss hut nay veetaes 10 ask wAe yoa are
end What work eears year names"
~CerssSaey, SIR, Have yee ever heard III Ten
rySoa, the Poe, Iaare&tes@
YES, sad Mr., c.
Welt an Hcs he, Fe, have yen ever heard
Of Lesxtsllew -
YES bar heve pAver SEGA him, Surely y0a
srS set LeHSssllow =
Ne, am rot he
Thea. wAo the dickens are y0as~
All, there Have Yea ever heard q Charles
Osckeost
~leS, bat kn0w y0e are rot Charles DICKENS"
No, SRI am neither Tenaysoa. l0agfel,ow.
ONr lsekenS bs, sir, l. the individual who stands
psOSains0tly before yea, in the noble person Of a
u,S0-l. SIR, am
Wet 81, who sSs you, and Of what are sou
the sa,h0Ss~
i SIR, am jonathan ErekiaA Washington JET
tsrSoo PSsyleton, and am the celebrated antAor
q reeeipe for taking grease spots. tar. oil and
al s'siaS car q cloth, wood marble carpets. etc
etc. and which vii be moSt happy 10 sch YOU.
y any other gentleman who uoS looks upoa me.
sss the small SUN 0f tweuty cents -
Mr.. C. eollspSed,-IlsQSS7ssS (lM,ssrall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

\ PEASANT. while ploayhInx bis field a. Wal,
dSSeshiera, between three and ioar Es,rlish Mills
trom Singhea, on the 18th ultimo. turned up !
number II valaSa,s articles in gold and hronre.
Which had evidently belonged To grave. As a
Quantity u burned bones aud ashes surrounded
them The most valuable part Of the Treasure
consists Of Swo golden bracelets and a hollow
golden sIsa one foot aud quarter ia length.
~iih n0oS al both ends and beautiful araheSous
t1aesry, is paropss has not vet been ds,ermSn.
ed The cue Srmiila Is quite ronnd. and seems
10 have been formed by plating together two
golden wines. each about the b-ead,h OF a straw
The other Is thicker. oval and open in lnan,
Their weight Is that II massive gold. -Four hun
dTej thaierS have already been offered for these
articles Among the hr0uze antiquities are an
Urn q great beauty. which was unfortunately in
iared IN the course Of removal. and larre omen
vessel. oval IN shape. and seven inches in height
t1ecss q a horses bit and other articles Of les
Interest were also found. They were buried
about three feet below the surface. which was not
elsTaisd shove the surrounding soil. There ara.
however. many tuuah in the neghboEhOod.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

LTTIE STozT - NJ LIso.Ls--Xr Lf-ssln
81 zueA Fef-s-sl b S5cz sssEerz- zs1sIsu-zn 4
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r=szr ts@ e1z1-r a5rsaf. fsilsssi M L5zeel- WITH
ETs1z Es--z.sery, ssftss-k11g hiz - al fizes snf
n ever F-sez- EE1ozf the s5<stesr as-eT- p
aay- Tie Pr.ssisz- ss-s plsazzk s-iIs asss z =
ess14 EFezE spanzE1- No Wei lezrz Spaziss
40 ~ I'll 20 - essd tkszg 20 szn gss- A.
ts- t1rse .ozt1s lard stz5y, ne ss1l5 - lirIsat
Ts-z-Es1 e tss e-arzs rszis1i-< tie Prssizeu- q
sas prozis<y a1d 1zszri-g hiz hs had t5o-suzhly
zasss-ed lie SpGzisk laszszzs- VEL al NJ
Ll-e1lz- praises . I'll ysz 4 gid tang yos
es11 se- Sc ID. c.izSs< All rad Il L III n.sls
F0z A1Ek-'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

TEE Przsse- & a-1sIi-g s. DszzE, rsnssrs AZ
lf1ra-asi1z es-e@-1-E sFs-i1iy izisrSsri7E - tEs
tn IL izt-r1 2 sh1ss fo1r hz1d-s5 ziIss 71-z
y &c k-.irsd AID sirrT zisz s-szsi- zEd esntss.
sl-1z51z e 20 50 FssF7e L = tsirrs=n h-zs-.5
zlss fra NeH f1rE- Ers k-rsrsi fsuz Flarszz su4
49, far Ez-irss frsz re SaE-h A.ericaz zaf--
ard : Dszi-Eo u a. Il. sl1sst TIE rs-hss-
al IL ksa--kissz e tas West IzSi. is-zE5s. Tie
Bzz1-sszz Esz-EsZs L I'D % ks eFaz-i q Spzu-
"a Ersle6s szzs. al Cage IA ths Spanish re
T1zE- he eeisf tsEzs Psrts Plate q tie
z1rrE e1zsa = D,zEzEs All Ana tie s51fh srd
tss greet p7-t e sEzE1s bsy o. TIE est. Irszzu5
lsss t.11 = Dsa1Es. aas szE1aire5 ri-e ziIlio-s
L = zzssr-si -hz- - Dszsgs "a. s1s-su sfrss-iI
Ii1.s--E- T. Er<-iag Pss.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

EuLEcSSATzE PGUFEE-Tte Pa5Singrou CI,o--
111f RQ.srLaE Gz1rii1uz have bssu iuvesii-s7ir,
n case q NJ Wood. Tx Esiiliqarzire Eh0 a.
erQ-z-- % tx Elrkh9zs@ D the fEilEre q Oreru8
Glru=F 4 Co he Us oriEiuETlF 3 Naucb-ster
-1---derz7e-- ard. 1tfsr EecEE1 uiIraz tz-y- fo-
tIe- retired iuto TEFTsss iiss Dissafis. isH ~
I1-z1io1E q rsfire1eut- h Ezlt 70 L1u1ou He-e
= -<saD- 8 rrO-iueEt GirEctor Of sze Nrrvietgus
51zzs 1r1- EEsl tie 1Esir e0ilzpS-5 k AS ssryej
Sl-1 =rIt t1E @i59-1N- ard THIS hec1us b-zzzre,s
he t1zu Es11 70 tS= SgzEksr- Stxfss q sr1erfrz
-1'efs = agar s1ccss-ee = 1cezlrinZs 1rge for
TN sTsrE pe-zy q Ehich Ee Isr tzrirz t. A.
ae11 en- Ear- kerzrliszt0 L1r5ou soeezss ss,siu
to-1-s1 - eE1r-s- ut Is sEir- q sur=-urs O.
gu SRI = - f1i-zrs- SIKH Tzz czEs-d b. tie
=tcPEaEs q Aessrs- OVsrsa5- Gzrr=y & Co-'s err
esrL Issrs i ID dO1t- q tie acc1rzey q this
r1rTI.iTs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

A FRENCH pspsr gives the following sccoun,
Ct the origin Of the expression. To make a
complete kaSeo.7 \ German one iav seeing
g'ass-6lowsr at his occupation thought nothing
could BE easier than siSss-bloviug. aud that he
could soon do It As well Ss the other He &C
eoriinSiy commenced operations By blowing Wig.
osously. bat could only produce sort Of pear.
shaped balloon. o. little flask .faSeo1 The 6
coed attempt hai a similar result. and 50 on.
until hsSco after 6Nseo had been made. Hence
ss0Se the expression which We frequently have
occasion 10 use when describing tie result Of our
private and pablo undertakings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

4 FRETrr yOGng Quakersss Is making a sensa-
ton II lndizuS snd Ohio by Der visits to the
prisons and ehSritSble institutions in those States
Two Sundays sgO she called at the Indiana
State prison sni eOnversei with It's inmates In
the evening she conducted religious service in
: eell-houSe- A correspondent describes the ef
tect of her eloIuence as something marvellous
The hardeSt-hearted criminal wept. and some OF
them were not content until they had touched
her dress At the close Of the service the beau
tIfui snsel in irab Vas invited to call again.