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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
Reunion oi the Fillmore Family.

A reunion of the Fillmore family was
held at the residence 81. Calvin T Fill
more, in the township of :Scio, Mich,
on the 10th inst. OF the family FIVE
are now living and were present, viz:
Olive A. Johnson, aged seventy-ive
years, living in Scio Millara Fillmore,
aged seventy three years, residing in
Buffalo, New. York !; Cyrus Fillmore,
aged seventy-one, living at Orland,
Ind; Calvin T. Fillmore, aged sixty
three years, and Julia Harris, aged
sixty-one years, recently from Oslifor-
mia. The ladies' are both widows, and
ell have families. The Ann Arbor Reg
lister says all were in good health, hale
aud hearty, and to all appearances bade
fair to yet see many years of enjoyment
and happiness. Besides the above
there we're present eight or ten others,
and the gathering as family around
the festive board was an occasion 81
Joy and happiness, not wholly un'
l1aiQglesl with sad memories. a,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

Oo1.oRADo TERRITORY is big enough
to make thirteen states as large .,
@asssehusetts,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07

the morning after my arrival at the
=" Red Dragon" found myself in bed,
strapped down. The people of the inn
told me that had been mad the night
before. and had fought a battle royal
with every article of furniture in the
room. 1 knew better, of course; but
I kept my own counsel. I could have
told them that had conquered not
only De Tremens himself, but also his
awful CO.-N. P0uL's Mnqozine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
Revengel
Ny fathers death avenged
BY his son.


Another g sad story" for the Advocate, with
+ no 1ndian stones " Id it or ' 'Rakes."
Two come to North Stamford at last, and
leave my best respects to that interesting peo.
PIE, hoping to have their loV and respect, and
also hoping that they may think more Of me
than ever before! Yours with respect, ; :.;
n r uonv
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
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Humorous,

8u0of0uSs
A xAH mub l6net4d1g snoring re.
marked to hi< bedfea6i0H the morn
ing that he slept ike a,top. II know
it." said the other, like . humning-
top" .-~@Sx@n ss.x.:s. sss
"MIssoa r;saa 36&o3o mother,
syou should nal 1ee.the word blsck.
Rnaxd11 il ii Xg1Ksr: ~ What should
I use Id place 1f fE3 mi be
|-use-@Airlea1 f1isii19a my dear
"a rHsA4R1els. ,6AsAasAsssas0as Z
nice little splaoe ios III, ,rQP1fSH as
put mp on Els ,garden 1enc1S 1l81 ths
cherries 1ipened; 8 Si3h Bok1tdjaol11n&,
'sFsee liit.hisoly sut4saaglsH
,.1s.ss z editss eHts a Of ;.fe sn Fra KsSla K
turn1p measai1BgssaG heeleisshsbes
IN eizcum1saancso ~ s1eiapi;RG, ,eIer
+ Pe!s;.;ss ;s7isa ioalai ai,c,8fisiatiisssb bs4 4b.d
b Chopped OF ifEthteef -casub asssAn q
poi4e eiviegsataessqt eeseA j. 1esia
~ the shsh's little hstehe
lately 6fokettlh Be; M 4ldhirs6sspoar
odd hoy With aol4hr heqsuse Aevt4ek .
piece of candy without leaV6 1nG di-
vided it with Iii baby y.br6(k19a- ~
a"WHAr's the dae6 sfnys1rs:1ie''
was what,sataq8ioqsR R9ls ip CeblQe u
asked his we'll dressed daughtef. 11eeE
searching for tie H5e6G 66j0sSt ais
paper. .5<'--: -.t'zte:Hi5 =s.sa 7.s 71ds
A V1R,lox1 paper sa5s q Iq2Dgl llsdy
from the country called at ! book 5tQfe
the other day and a1ked fefa . ask
of them new postal-keerds-doubie
IT il considered > big thing II Sara
toga to. have cold. Med POI t1adG471or
lunch, or 5"nimsh;s as hEis aasaEnlly
called there. noreover, they sip
champagne With them,. 1n6 e8lec 70
get home alive: ?: =z:* - TO es7b';so
+. A observation-disclosures
recently exclaimed, s Don't Aik ne 70
rec sights I am no longer gekMek
but sick of sight" Pl9kalSes sfntseAcce4Ae
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
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TH Tr 80 - =,
ssss Il ~ Heass J =

keDAaIC& MANN, pon4 M9Em0ns VINO nad
run Awa9 WITH biz uncict vito, on being dis
covered by his uncle in hiding place on Lud-
low street, New York. shot hjmaelf and died
instantly. The vile threatened suicide, ana
drew pistol. In the scuffle for ito posses@on
it WAS discharged, wounding herself seriously
CHOLERA has Nfoken out in full force tn
fCarmi. sssd: Eie6f 6f>leatbs in }twenty:fonr
hours. 'e~s i s~vs.-,
i. "A Texas, horse thtef Was shot and killed Il
Okslopa. Clarke county, Arkansas, on Thurs
day. ---,ss--- ,--ss~-s ssx.-~ ~e.~.
A1ABoE building on Lowis street, in East
Boston, used- for storage purpose.> and ara
bonded Hsrabeusc, was2 burned Thursday.
Loss over 100000
ABOUT twenty Of the cmployes ol. the Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road were A.
rested Thursday, for stealing goods passing
~ BRIDGE istob, Blk .Sro.s ~ she iii..os;S;i i
River At Atchisou, Kansas, l,277 feet long be-.
twceuSee fthln@ y.Sb!. 81
FRANK Fulros, young man in the employ
Of the 4ast|snqd Crate conpsns.- .tCoium.
bus, O.. %as instantly killed Thursday AMIR:
noon. while attempting to pull 4 maatel- top
to tho seeddd ltpiy Of ths iaanufactorj. = :
Ex.VIcE.PRxsIDENT CoL1Ax aud bis vito
were n oh1rSgo. Thursday, and ls6 7or = trap
through Minnesota and Dakota, accompanied
.; r.s sse;s:s %:'ns. %,;ss%;! s.sS: y,..b. va.
sold at Suction Thursday, for Isl, 900.
NICHOLSON AND HALLAHAN, murderezs OF
Mrs. Lamprsa we're executed in Baltimers oa'
EfidANcAeSEa ~ ~-ysSSsstssss. S
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-08-07
II HAYWOOD, Editor and Proprietor
AUSTIN. MOWER COUNTY, MINNESOTA, T
mahogany arms of my late enemy .
own brother, and his toes almost touch
infr mina On tho HendaHl

mahogany arms of my late enemy y
own brother, ana his toes almost touch
ing mine on the fender!
L looked ut the arrival, and the ar
rival looked ut me. I bowed to him,
and received courteous bend in re.
turn.
| "Wet night saidl.
":Wet night, !" said he.
"And cold," said I.
"And cold" said he.
"Nice. fire." said l.
Nice hre, said he.
! sHe seemed to Try to. give his words
my exact intOnation. -.-s
| He was mocking me!
ii. "Damn iti" said !, and laughed.
stDamn It'll" said he, and laughed
laughed 80 much like me that I could
not distinguish any dihere1ee either
in qaantity Or quality she 1as right to
q SINCE Hat ...,....-.., !
I took another pull, al my toddx; and
80 did he I smoked NJ pipa sefeneIy,
and made q very deliherets survey Of
my friend. He BECAME immediately
engaged in:the saheliltepdsting ocou-
EpatidnNith ne, s,Ha NasA 4 man, about
my. own age and evinced his taste by
adopting Z style 81 costume closely re-
sembling my own. I noticed particu-
ly that his feet we're sncased in French
cloth boots, With narrow tips Of patent
leather at the toes, like mine intact,
I felt tempted to offer him considerable
odds that I could name the maker and
number Of the lasts upon which they
were made. His face. too, seemed TO
be- very, near like my face - there
was the noble brow, the partial
II bald pate, the expressive
month, the magnificent teeth, the
ohiselled nose-the-no, not tho elo.
qusnt dark eyes-the same sort Of eyes
though, differing only from mine in one
little particular feature His eyes had
. red ring round each, caused perhaps
by cold or grief; nor could he boast oi
q rosy fresh complexion such as mine:
his was most decidedly cholerio-blue
- indigo. i concluded at once that he
travelled for some dry-salter, and: had
been fidgeting with his samples-per.
haps had received Z parcel Of blue stud
in bulk to save carriage, which he had
been weighing out and packing with
his own hands into the required
lquantities for his various customers in
the district. Then, having done hii
work, it was not unreasonable to sup
Ipose he had made his toilet for the
commercial room, and had in moment
}N$ k$,a1 ~nnAo 4hn svlsrn Ia -
, 1873-09-21

Tho EXpos1t1on.
Tho old original % cont California restaurant, To-
satcd ut Nos 144 nnl 1l6 Michigan ayonuo, opposite
Exposition building, haB completed I'LL alterations ard
improvements, and In now prepared to acat aua fur
nish dinner to eight hundred persons at ono tine:
Tho meals arc in every respect rbt-caar nnu at lho
moderate nrico Of Is cents Mr. Laurie, tho proprietor,
is prepared to mako apccial arrangements with cis or
argo parties coming to The city during onr 5
ant corner Of Canal md Madison serccts trates -
per day and furnishes slceping-roona ht O. bontt u
canal atreot single bed 30 centa por ng9t. Or *4:a
por Woek. 6tran4nyb coming 10 uh1eaBo sho1" luz
thcso fncis, and ciit this notice out.
, 1873-09-21

class in thfa uacful art will he formed on Wcdnes-
day evoning ths 9th inst., at o'clock In Bryant 4
stratton's Business College, cornor State and WaHh-
ington streets, Tho course, extending over three
mouths two lectures per week, will bo thorough, and
every approved ovice Of tho art will be lucidly ex-
planned. Mr.. s. p. Morgan, tho teacher. hns no
aunerlor in this country. Clerks and bookkccpors
should consult theiz employers to tho value Of tho
art, Terms, SIS.
, 1873-09-21

Those who arc u search Of furniture for immediate
use "a we'll IA those who intond to start housekeeping
eoon Will do woll to remember tho bankrupt salo OF
furniture At No. 213 Wabash avenue where 4. T. Leh-
enstein & Co. sre selling out the cntro stock Of 2.
IcberBein h Co. at prices far below cost. Tho bnl-
anco OF tho stock consists Of paror and chamber seta
lounges easy chairs, rockers, bookcases 6eeretates
desks. These goqils wero al made by tho bankrupt
Aru and arc Warranted Such III opportunity will
not likely OCCUR again.
, 1873-09-21

mfH. r. H. IUUuQpBVus
Having engaged tho services Of Mrs. E. II. Thomp-
son tlato Of Wabash avenue, Twenty-second
etfeet) to tako ent1o charge Of dressmakng de-
part1nent and with her acknowledged skill and abiity
in making and trimming dresses, coaks etc, and IN
connection with our superior stock Of trimmings, We
aro prepared to execute to order handsome and moro
etylfsl dresses than eyer. Hotchkin, Palmer Co.,
Ena la1 and l3o Statn etrppt,
, 1873-09-21
Hair aoods.-To the Ladies'

We hsyo again to notice another new store opening
on sats street by IN old established hr, that OF a.
dlaasbrook, importer Of human hair, at No. 3d. op-
poaite Field, Letter Co.'s now location. Tho ladies'
We feel will be pcased to know That when shop
ming In that vicinity they can call In ut G!ass-
brooks and geo elegant daplny Of hair goods, as
well as a beautiful assortment Of hair ornaments,
fancy and toilet urico and learn Of tho new styles Of
hair frengjnr
, 1873-09-21

Nothing pays bostor than education !; but parent
ahoud not look upon 1t In Light Of being paying in
vcsmont. It s tho parents duty to givc hia son an
opportunity to prepare himself to compete successfully
with other boys. Tho Bryant & ssratton Chicago
business College Is ono Of tho best placea know Of
to put boy. The discipline Is pretty rigid, hut nono
nav be eaid to e nearly tho oppose Of what used to
b. and tho opposite Of what nearly nl other busncHs
schools now tavo. Tho old scholarship plan is done
away With Students now enter for short or long
tu,o and pay accordingly.
, 1873-09-21
The BeBt and Furest Vinegar

The BeBt and Purest Vinegar
ia made at ths Standard. Vinegar Works, No. 156 Full
ton street, Their Catawba aud white wine Ia warrants
I'd absolutely pure being ado from the p1ess wines,
aud nothing e1He; being fermented by tho French
method 1t Ii equally good az tho imported article.
end costs only hnlf as much. Warranted to keep
pickles. oincs md Halesroom, No. 2sa South Water
9treBt.
, 1873-09-21

Ulrpet1nEe.
Having imported aud purchased more carpets than
is required for tho Palmer House, shall offer for
few days, commencing on Tuesday morning, IN tho
south store Of tho hotel building, tho Hurplus con-
Volycs md Brussels 1T prices from 70 to 20 per cont
losa th1n Is charged for these goods In this market
porTEn PALMkH.
, 1873-09-21

II you want choice residence property at Morgan
Park Washington Heights, or lota or blocks at South
Chicago near raroad depots, river, and haEbor, ca
and 500 D. F. Clarke Co., No. 122 Lasalle street,
Room T. who will be pleased TO explain improvements
being made and furnish FREQ tickets to tho prop.
erty on any Of tho traiaB, and give most
reasonable teg1na 3. +. Clarke l. Co., No. 1a2 LII
Sale street,
, 1873-09-21
Hrnud.

BfHuu. - ~ :,
Mr.. Brand tho well-known Photographic art,ef will
celebrate tho eighteenth anniversary Of LIS aoors IN
this city by reception at his gallery NO. eas WABASH
nyenuo. m Monday afternoon and evening. Some
magnificent pieces Of art will 10 exhibited On tho oo-
casion, AL aro invited.
, 1873-09-21

"The Autumn Leaf"
II tho narne given 10 tho most elegant aud sysh ha
over manufactured, possessing entirely now feause8
designed aud introduced by Parker Tlton, uatters
No. 10 Clark atrcot, opposite tho Courthouse.
, 1873-09-21

We Brag on Our $l4 Suits.
We mean just what we aay, wien wo olattn to DO
seng tho host &14 b,istnceB suit In this city; also
that those at s2o SIS, and tho imported cloth Ruts at
$35, arb equal to oustom-mhko in out, mako quality,
and 1T, D, ], LINES, No. 129 Olark street.
, 1873-09-21


This now establishments at No. 14a Clark street, is
becoming quite popular, and is favored with thronga
Of visitors 1t contains very interesting collection
OF anatomical wontlorB, and will well repay visit. We
hays never had anything lRo In Chicago before, and
fillor collection OF specimens In It's way cannot bo
fo4ud anywhere
, 1873-09-21

The Riding School.
We aro glad to 1oarn that Mr. Stokes has concluded
to open his ridnggaory Sixteenth street for evory
evening during tho month, for gontlomeu who may
dearo to nva themselves Of tho pleasu1abo exercise
Of Notwithstanding. tho school being already taken
up during the ontiro day for tho tuition OF hdiea
nf,1y
, 1873-09-21

has hal twenty years. cxpericncc will toao THO clasa
in nopl1,enBhp md students rely OH lie bent df
nstr,ctinn from experienced teachers in a depart
momta. Arithmetic, bookkeeping, aud teleErapEl'g
taught. class organized In rcnmanship ho1t h1on-
toy oycnIpE.
, 1873-09-21

Oysters and Fish.
r, ]. ruth, having removed to No. 1851 Dearborn
street, IL prepared to fill all oEors from the city
and country with Ills celebrated Square Brand oseteEa
and nit kinds Of fresh aud Halt water fish. Consumers
generally will nd 1t to tloir interest to call liberal
discount offered to tho trade.
, 1873-09-21

H. Graham, No. ito South Clark Htrcrt has just r.
celyed nno assortment Of imported woolenB fo'
mems wear which To will mike UP in rst~cass style
and at very ruotlest prices. Nomembor Graham, TIT
young mons coat-cuttor.
, 1873-09-21

Drew's Business College,
Located ut Noa 178 aud $40 West MaAon atreat, IL IN
eas!on both day and syeuing. Ths proprietor, who
, 1873-09-21

Reform Your Coal Bills,
And do It ofecually by investing IN tho new improved
Btowarts cook mud parlor stoye, aud the "Non Ar
esudn Anti. ONnker Haso Burner. tho most perfect
stoves ever made. Bod by Dalton Co., No. 81 aAn'
dolph sreos, whore full limo Of housekeeping gools
can 10 had,
, 1873-09-21

Rathb0ne 8toveS
Camc Wost with tho first set.lors and are today te
most popular, because Of the aud money spent to
improve them.
, 1873-09-21
Bnntn and Shoes,

Sam D, Leland has just opened his nav store, No.
81 South Clark arest, whore he Is no" prepared to
show ono Of ths nest stocks Of boots and ahoes 10 bo
y. II. II Ii aRilH.
, 1873-09-21

Hair-Oloth Parlor Set, &3b.
Yes, It's = fact however much furniture-mon may
deny it, that the Wholesale house At Nos. 269 md I'll
State street arc selling very excellent hair-cloIh or
Terry sot Of parlor furniture for &3s They msnufae-
turo very largely and will guarantee tho bust 4oods.
, 1873-09-21

uaB returned from Now York with all the ateat faa-
ions In dresaulaking, and will bo happy to see her
friends and patrons at No. 545 Wabash.ay.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-17
PRESCRLPTION
D r UC STOR e
OF FREMONT.

S. BUCKLAND & SON have
fully established themselves as be.
ing the only reliable place to have
Prescriptions Compounded in the
City of Fremont.
DR.. G.. A. GEssNER has the ex-
elusive charge of this Department,
and prepares all the Tinctures, Syr-
ups, Pills, &c. Our Store will also
be found the best place to have any
Recipes for Dyes, Medicines, &C.,
prepared, always keeping the very
best articles to be procured. Our
stock embraces more articles than
any other store in the city.
We are sole agents for the cele-
brated brand of Beymer, Bauman d
Co.'s Pittsburgh White Lead. The
very best Lead in the market, being
the purest, sohitest and finest ground.
1t is the cheapest, as it covers more
surface than any other Lead sold.
If you need any Paints and Oils
don't fail to call and see US.
In Wall Paper we have the largest
and newest selected stock in the
city. Our improved style of show
ing our samples of paper enables
parties to pick out paper with
better judgment than they can possi-
Dly do by any other plan. Don't
all to look through our samples be-
lore you buy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-01-17
Mistellaneoas Selections.
MARK TWAIN.
What He Knows About the Sand
witch Islands-Good Sense and Fun
ArtfullY Intertwined.

Mark Twain contributes to the
New York Tribune the following ad-
mirable letter concerning the Sand
wich Islands: To the editor Of the
Tribune:
SIR: When you do me the honor
to request me write an article on the
Sandwich Islands, just now when the
death of the king has turned some
thing of the public attention in that
direction you unkennel a man whose
modesty would have kept him in
hiding otherwise. l could fill you
full of statistics, but most human
beings like gossip better, and so you
will not blame me if 1 proceed after
the largest audience and leave other
people to worry the minority with
arithmetic.
A PARADISE FOR ALL SORTS.
1 spent several months in the
Sandwich Islands, six years ago, and
If 1 could have my way abont it, 1
would go back there and remain the
rest of my days. 1t is paradise for
an indolent man. If a man is rich
he can live expensiYely, and his
grandeur will be respected as in
other parts of the world; if he is
poor he can herd with the natives,
and live on next to nothing; he can
sun himself all day long under the
palm trees, and be no more troubled
by his conscience than a butterfly
would.
When you are in this blessed re-
treat, you are safe from the turmoil
of life; you browse your days away
in long deep dream of peace; the
past is a forgotten thing, the present
a heaven, and the future you leave
to take care Of itself You are in
the center of the Pacific ocean; you
are two thousand miles from the
world; as far as you can see, on any
hand, the crested pillows wall the
horizon, and beyond this barrier the
wide universe is but a foreign land
to YOU, and barren of interest.
The climate is simply delicious
never cold at the sea level, and new
er really too warm, for you are at
the halfway house, that is, twenty
degrees above the equator But
then you may order your own eli
mate for this reason; the eight
inhabited islands are merely mount
ians that lift themselves out of the
sea-a group of bells, if you please,
with some (but not very much |
''Hare" at their basis. You get the |
idea. Well, you take thermometer
and mark on it where you want the
mercury to stand permanently for
ever with not more than l 3 degrees
variation) winter and summer. lfI
50 in the shade is your figure with |
the privilege of going up or down 5
or six degrees at long intervals, J, you
build your house down on the "fare"
the sloping or level ground on the
sea shore-and you have the deadest
sure thing in the world on that ten
perature. And such is the climate
of Honolulu the capital of the King
dem. you mark 20 as your mean
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origin of Quotations.

There are many familiar phrases
in constant use which the majority
of people suppose have their origin
in the Bible, and use them in that
connection. The ". 7. Observer
corrects this error in the following
manner. But, as the phrases are
very fine, we still love to use them.
To prevent Interpretations from the
Scripture, it gives thus:
"God tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb" From Sterne's Senti-
mental Journal to Italy. Compare
Isaiah XVI 6.
"In the midst of life we are in
death" From the Burial SerUjce;
and this originally from a hymn Of
Luther.
"Bread and wine which the Lord
hath commanded to be received
From the English Catechism.
"NOt too wise above what is writ
ten" Not in Scripture.
"That the Spirit would 90 from
heart to heart as oil from vessel"
Not in Scripture. e
"The merciful man is merciful to
his beast" The scriptural form is:
"a righteous man regardeth the life
of his beast. PROV. xii: 10.
"a nation shall be born in day"
In Isaiah it reads: 'Shall 8 nation
be born at once?"
"As iron sharpeneth iron, so doth
a man the countenance Of friend"
Iron sharpeneth; so a man sharp
eneth the countenance Of his friend"
Prov. xvii: II.
THAT he who runs NAV read"
"That he may run that readeth."-
Hab. ii: 2.
"Owe no man anything but love"
"Owe no man anything, but to love
one another. Rom. xii: s.
prone to sin as the sparks to fly
upward" '"Born to trouble as the
sparks fly upward" Rom. vi.
Exalted to heaven in point of
privilege" Not in the Bible.
Eve was not Adams helpmate,
but merely help meet for Kim; nor
was AbsalOm's long hair the instru-
ment of his destruction; his head,
and not hair upon it. having been
in the boughs Of the tree. III.
Samuel xviii: 81 A London wig
maker once had a sign upon which
was painted AbsalOm suspended
from the branches of the oak by his
hair, and underneath the following
couplet:
eli AbsalOm hadn't woro his own hair
He'd ne'er been found a hanging there"
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DR.. Libbey may be Consulted
at the Ball House, Fremont
every Saturday from 9 A.
M to 6 p. M.

There are few men in the practice of medicine
who enjoy the reputation of being successful in
curing Chronic diseases. Probably there are not
half dozen men in the United States who have
treated in round numbers as many, in the past
TWENTY YEARS, as DR. LIBBEY, of Cleveland, o.
Below will be found more varied list of cases
cured by DR. LrBBKY than by any other physician
in the country.
NOT LESS TO BE CONSIDERED
IS THE FA CT
OF Dr.. LBBEY's remarkable manner of giving
diagnosis of diseases. Within the past twenty
years he has made successful examinations of
nearly
Thirty-TWo Thousand Cases
By simply having the name of the person, their
age, and place of residence. All these examina-
tions are made free. The following is a list of
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states duties on their sugars was
four cents a pound, but I can swear
it was not under three.
THE TRUE PRINCE.
1 would like to say a word about
the late King Kamehameha Y. and
the system of government, but 7
viii wait day. Also, I would ike
to know why your correspond
ents so calmly ignore the true heir
to the Sandwich Islands throne as
If he had no existence and no
chances; and l would like to heave
in a word for him. I refer to your
staunch American sympathizer
Prince William Lunalilo, descend
ant Of eleven generations of scepter-
ed savages-a splendid fellow, with
Talent, genius, education, gentleman
~ manners, generous instincts and
an instinct that shines as radiantlv
through Hoods Of whisky as if that
huid but fed calcium light in his
head. All people in the islands
know that William-or srPrince
Bill, " as they call him, more in af-
ection thae otherwise-stands next
he thronge; and so why is he 10
lored? MARm TwA1r
HARTFORD, January 8. 1873.