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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

A CIRCULAR note from the Russian govern
meat, dated Ang. l9, declines to recognize the
Spanish republic. The note says: Russia can
not recognize government which is nurecoe-
nized ia its own country. has no wish to interfere
with the internal affairs Of Spain, and favors 10
party there. She will officially communicate
with any government which possesses legal au-
thOrity and promises to be permanent Germany
and Austria are free to act in this matter in ac-
cOrdance with their own interests"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

We do not intend to handy epithets Of CON-
tempt with the Adoeytiser on the question how
far rum influenced the votes of the representa-
tiTes in the late session Of the Legislature. All
who are familiar with the facts will bear witness
to the truth and the justice Of our remarks.
While some argue that such men could only
be controlled by dishonorahlc means, every man
10 the community denounces the brazeniacedness
Of the attempt to applaud the Minister Of Law,
and credit him for having, to d some extent, sue
cessfully managed the representatives with its
use 1t is shame that such state of affairs
should exist and that the leader in it should be
permitted to bold a seat 10 the Kings Cabinet.
And still more that journal can be found here
base enough to apologize for such conduct.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

BEEcHrR PRrAcH1se N TIE MoUSTAISs.-os Twix
MOUNTAIN, Aug. sOth.-Beecher preached to an
audience of LOCO. they coming by special trains
and private couveyanees from the country. His text
was the 4th and 5th verses Of the 18th chapter Of
Roman, and the sermon is pronounced to be one of
bis most tuccessful efforts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
The Courts.
supreme COurt-octobcr Term. A. D. 1874.

supreme COurt-OctObcr Term, A. d. 1874.
Oct. 5-The Court opened at 10 A. NJ, Mr. Justice
HARRIS presiding. His Ex. R. II. STANLEY, Attorney
General for the Crown.
The King We. Kano-Larceny. Nolle prosequi
entered by the Attorney General.
The King VS.. Kimo Polapola-Nolle proscqui en-
tered 10y the Attorney General.
The King VS.. Wahineaua-Perjurv Verdict of
guilty as charged. j. Koii Unauna for the prisoner.
The King p Kahalehili-Forgery. The jury
after being out for several hours, were unable To
agree upon verdict, aud were discharged. j. Koii
Onanna Tor the prisoner.
In BquIty.
Oct. 1-Kaopua VS.. Keeikolani-Before Chief
Justice ALLEN. Bill to set aside certain deed
and for partition OF the land demurrer having
been hled, II came up for argument this day, when
the demurrer was sustained (see decision.) A. s.
HariweH for complainant r Ii. Stanley for dc.
fendanL
Kahoiwai ct alii VS.. Paakuku (N), ct aIii-Before
Chief Justice ALLEN. Bill for partition of certain
real estate. This having been previously argued
the Court this day rendered its decision, that PEE
titoners had title TO the lands of Kaonoulu and
kaluapulu and so adjudged. There being no con.
troversy about the title of the land at Wauku the
petition for the partition of that land granted
and deereed accordingly. Coulplainauts counsel
noted an appeal. r. II. StaneyaDd W. {. Jones for
complauants; A. s. Hanwell tor Paakuku defendant
s. B. Dole for the other defendants.
In Probate.
Sept. 29-Estaie OF John Steneck, deceased-Be.
fore Mr. Justice Harris, at Chambers. Petition Of
f. A Schacfer executor Of the will Of Johu Steneck
deceased for license TO sell certain real property
belonging TO said estate TO pay the debts secured BY
mortgage The Court, AFTER hearing testimony,
granted the order prayed for the sale take place at
public auction Saturday. the 18th October, 1874
at IL o'clock. Due advertisements TO be inserted
in both the English papers and also in the KuOtod.
Estate Of Mauele * Decentralization of kauwa
(k) for letters OF administration. The Court granted
letters 10 kauwa without bonds there being 10 per
sonal estate.
Guardianship of Ulii minor-Continued
Oct s. Mr.. E. W. HGirama was this day admit
ted a member of the bar
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE. THIRD
u Judicial District Uawass lsianst, LA a. master -
the Estate Of HAMILTON McCUHBIN. % ftlo. Haual.
deceased
The application % MARY EA,fALu McCunHIN. -
Hio FOR Letters 81 Administration. D. lEs1rd ~
LIDGATE and asa CLARK. upon THE Estate 81 HAmfL-
TOY NfcCUHBIS. o. Gia. Hawaii. rreas-l. hasnz
been read and filed this Cuurt 10 nerehr nrier-I.
That III ttSDAl, OCTOBER -9th 20 D. aud tnr
Is hereby apart day fr aearsg sld appiazlul
and any oblecfious that may b. offered therco
ing be held The Cuurt HOUSE IN HHu d IN a q.
p. LYMAN.
Circuit Iudgc. "a Judicial pesric- H. T.
Ifilo Hawai-. sept y. ls1l so
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The same gentleman has also been named BY
His Majesty as Commissioner to negotiate q
treaty Of reciprocity with the United States.
He will probably leave for Washington with
Chief Justice Allen in the next steamer, on
about the 18th inst. The appointment OF Mr..
Carter for this service was FIRST suggested in the
GAZETTE and the announcement met with such
unanimous approval that ii was Immediately acted
upon and will be endorsed by all engaged in agri-
cultural or mercantile pursuits in this kingdom.
The appointment of our best men for this diplo-
matte service speaks well for the good judgment
been made, and who. we NAV add, takes a very
deep interest 10 this question and is ready 70 do
all that lies in his power, 10 make it successful.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

The table of exports, prepared by Col. Allen,
and published elsewhere. shows that our pro-
ductive capacity is steadily increasing. 1t gives
the exports for nine months Of 1874 and 1873
Sugar shows total of 2O,5ll ,535 pounds for
1874, against 2O,2OO9O7, for 1873, or a gain of
about 900 pounds. Rice shows gain, as do
also goatskins, pull and salt. The value of the
exports is placed at lower figure than for 1873.
Bot this is wholly owing to the reduced prices at
which our produce has been invoiced this year
on an average probably fully twenty per cent. less
II we are not greatly mistaken, our exports TO
the United States about equal our imports from
thence. Consequently. it the duties we're alike
10 both countries, the loss to the revenue OF each
country would be the same, in the event Of the
passage of a reciprocity treaty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

ATTEST; ohsf Ius-cs q o. ssgrs1is llisrt-


SUPREME COURT OF TITE HAWAIIAN
- T~T.ANuS-In rrulafr-in fsr matter 81 're
81 ,. KANIHfNA. drcraset. urer aprai1ri1r me ~
probate Of vii and drectu< puecatcn - zc1c- - ~
a document purportinr 70 - last WI tai $3.50.
ulrnf Of = Kanlhina. deccsef having NJ -Isl -
esptsuher D. fs7t been sfafei u sai frurarf lalrt
o, - n the cusay of Joan r. Faiy j. Porter ~
TEalrulu a peuten for the pruhal- nar-aE arl ~
thr isxnancc Of Letters rstneut1rv iu ,11lzi r.
ire other nominated On ne si si 81 a. -
revocation % letters % sllntratuu -ranri % ie 80
J. Porter Green haviuE hcru liei By saai 1tiullsi
~ hereby ordered. that MONDAY. tle f-l1 frF ~
OlsnJBER- A. ID 1874 40 O'Clock A. ~. - 1lf az.
the Court Room q said Cour az iIorori1. i ~ 1s
Oahu. aud the ri hereby apruti - 1-ls
proving said vii and iearirx SD asrlrareu u1a1
anG WHERE any person Interested nav ar7lr
thr said will and the rraElnr % irt-rs tlsiafertaT-
II IL further orere that uuice thrr-uf D. ny rt
Icaiun three successive weeks Ca te Hsrsslss
and KuoSoN nevspapers printed md 1uuislri
HONOLULU
And IL Is further ordered that citations Q,
subscribing witnesses aid va. and ile efs ~
estator appear and contest The prunafr % ,i s
tife time appointed.
Dated Honolnlu, II. T. .Ist September. rs=d
CHAS q. HARRIS
Iustice % the supreme CalTt.
Attest; wAIrEs r sEk1- Clerk lGG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
Notice
Notice.

LII PERSONS ARE FoRHrDDFy IN
IN TBEasPAsser % SHOOT Binds. 0sr1-. ~
the premises n Oahu coegs. ne fnd hsaHgnr D.
the College IN afauoa Valley. q p cHrRrff
september fs7f s. In,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

Mn VIZ. jarrett, Chief Clerk OF the Department Of
Foreign Affairs Is authorized grant receipts for ali OBJ
Jects Of interest suitable National Museum which
Il proposed TO establish for the present in the Rooms ad
Joining the Foreign ONCE AlolRn Hale Articles lent 10
the Museum will be catnlOgued with the the lender
donations viii be gladly received and cnaiOgued with
the name Of the donor. Old Hawaiian implements Dress
Ornaments and Utensils Hawaiian Minerals and pre-
served Geological Specimens, particularly desired
CHAs r. BISHOP,
President Of the Board Of Education.
onice Of the Bureau Of Public instruction,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
Notice.

HAVING CLOSED OUr OTH STOCK
u store, and good VIII or the business formerly
Quoted hy n iio. b. ny J. r. SfssON. send core
daily recommend all Of our Old customers a him.
uflLINGHAM n CO.
HAVING PURCHASED OF DILLINGHAM;
IN co. their store. stock and yuoi VIII u their fus
ness n Hho. would respectfully Ir 1ftTnf
and solcit ne trade % the old customers fonae
and the public generally. .. ~f--ON.
lilo August 90 fs7f IS rns
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
NEW ADVERTIsAM4 MIS-.
KalO Land!

With Right of Water from the waiohinu spng-contan-
ing in ALL as Survey, Two and S-IOO acres, more
less
ALSO authorized by the Assignee Of the Estate Of Jo
SEPH II. SPENCER by and with the consent Of the tx
ecuors of the Estate of John H. Thompson deceased first
mortgage, and Dillingham; & Co. second mortgage, VIII
expose for sale Public Auction, the time place
nm
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All those Two Certain Lots

Situated in Waiohlnu aforesaid and particularly de-
scribed in certain Deed from Sema Namakneua TO e. n.
spencer, dated 18th November 1864 containing 7IOO Of
an Acre, with the Improvements thereon and all that
Certain Tract of Land described in a certain Deed
from soma Namakaelua to C. N spencer dated the 18th
February 1862, containing 09i Acres more or less.
AND ALSO authorized by the Assignee OF the Estate Of
Joseph Spencer, will expose for sale Public Auction,
the time place aforesaid
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES


u Y|T-IIL
- issrss IN r'rohate- Ia ne rarier a. ~ aaa-.s
.h5, az ALBERT ETNErtkEat- orter ~ srr~ clres
~, arrafan d finnri1n fnr Order % 1 - 1l NEtaf1
an reading and ding tne rrfIilor e r 81 li-uf 81 X.
the guardian % the person Ara pfrlr y 1890
estate belonging the sid Nsrl 80 ,efrF f-l rln
legal rcasors why slc1 rrzl sstl4 flrill - r=l+t
III i ncrehv OrYiersf That the mkt - SIN n ~ So
ward an persons inrr-xiei I'm ne so rf-lse lF1r
before this Cuurt afnSlAf ne NIzilEaSlll Bar
or OCTOBER A. ID ls-f. fer u'ci0ce a. D.. lr ~
Court ROOM o. tas Cnurt ~ Hau1uiu tirn 81 tttfe o.
show cause why order saouti nos ~ s1rrai ~ -
sale Of such
And it l. further Ordered. fhat rery - rs 1rr ~
uuhshed at least three Successive wees 1ef1N a. ef
day Of hearing. IN ne Al-rfifl .r-rifs id Aa lsss
rapers published ln .aid HoHeluar-
irsis-i AZ HonoiuIu Tf b. september 50. ts-l
ELISHA ff tLEET
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

nR. TROUsSEAU respectfully gives no.
~ TICE that from and after the Of October 1874
Mr. Richard F. Bicserfon VIII keep accounts and col
lect the same nsequeny all moneys him will have
to be paid to Mr. Bickerton, who authorized receipt
for 5Os-3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
All Thai KuIeana OF IraGf of land

Situated in waohnu aforesaid and fully described in
Royal Patent No. 5001 and containing Of Two
and 7I-IOO acres. more or less.
Terms Of Sale Cash. and Title Papers Expense
Of Purchaser. Plan of Property be before
day Of sale For further particulars apply 20
o. H. SPENCER, AucuOneer, Waiohinu,
Or 4. y. SCHAEFER, Assignee Of the Estate
OF Joseph H. Spencer. Honolulu.
5Os-4t -. II. SPENCER. Aucd-r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
HAWAIIANGAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07
IAN that Tract of Land

Situated in Waohinu aforesaid described I'm
Deed from His Majesty Kamehameha ". to Mr. NJ. NJ.
Cover dated the sd day of March, 1851 tOgetherwth all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
ALSO authorized by the Assignee Of the Estate Of JO
seph r. spencer, and with the consent Of Dillingham; &
Co., mortgages viii expose for sale Pubc Auction,
the time and place aforesaid
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

IusIlce % o. sapf1lls C1lTt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-10-07

Office OF the Bureau Of Public instruction,
Honolulu. sept sth. 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
Summers Story Of Lincolns Assassi
nation.

l was with Mr. Lincoln all night,
and 10 the morning saw him breathe
his last. / had been terribly exer-
cised I'll night 10 regard to Mr.. Sew
ard, and desired to 20 to him as soon
as poseitls. My first duty, however.
was TO the dying President. there
fore stayed by bis side all night.
When be drew his last breath, some
one think Stanton, called upon
chaplain who was present to Offer
pray r. la already taken my hat
70 go. but waited unt the prayer
was concluded, when | left hastily
On reaching the steps L saw Gen
Il, lleok had preceded me, Anxious
to go to Mr., Seward at once, | asked
G, ualleck if be would take me
there in his carr iage, which was
standing in the street.. Gen. Haileck
replied that he was going that way
and would do so with pleasure. He
added 81 shall have to ask you to
wait for me at the Kirkwcod House,
as | want to see Vice President John
son'--who was stopping there--"a
moment" Then for the first time it
flashed upon me like an lsctric shock
that Andrew Johnson was President
of The U0ited States. So absorbing
had been my grief that it bad not oc-
Cured to me before. Near d stree
| think it was, O rope Gordon, guar :
ed by soldiers, had been stretched
across Tenth street, and 3 large
crowd was collected Recognizing
Gen. HaIleck and myself, a number
Of voices said, "Senator, how is Mr..
Lincoln ?'' General, is Mr.. Linccla
stil live p | responded in low
tone Of voice, but lcud enough to be
heard by all. "Gentlemen, Mr.. Lin
coin has just died" the announce
ment being received in sorrowful 81
lence. Arriving in front of the Kirk
wood, HalIeck aIighted, and saying,
Il shall be away but me ment.
passed into the hotel Now, G n
HalIeck was peculiar man, man
Of feg words. and when. q minute
later, he returned, inquired, Gen
ersl what did you say to Mr.. JOHN
son p Il simply said replied the
General, Don't 60 out Of the house
without guard to-day" This was
the way ia which Mr. Johnson was
informed Of the death of Mr. Lit.
coin. and made aware that he was
the President of the United S.ateF.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

ANOTHER PR0PosITI0N.-The most
surely effective temperance PROPOSE
ton comes from an Iowa man. He
proposes that saloons be exempt from
license, but that every man or wom-
an who wants TO drink shall take out
a license, the same as n0taries public,
auctioneers, etc, The fee for which
shal be sma |; and saloon keepers
forbidden to sell except 10 such as
have license to drink. The licensed
drinkers are to be rated LIST, End, ana
Sd class and when person of the
l class gets drunk, heis to be there
after reckoned in the % class when
drunk q second time, to be placed In
the 81 class and when oftener drunk
to be refused license entirely. Any
man who drinks without having Ii
cense to do so, is to be imprisoned.
A man whose license has been at
puled for drunkenness may, on
showing that he has total J abstained
for six months, be again licensed. 10
make the plan complete, it should
provide for classifying quors, SO
that drinkers could be supplied with
drink becoming TO their stations
lst 81 ass high toned, aristocratic to-
bers. should have first class whiskey
so long as they retain their position
and no lpnger; 3 / class men should
of course. have third-olass whiskeyi
or forty rod" With this amend
ment the plan might do.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
The Law of Libel.
From Rowel. Reporter.l


Some very queer cases haze grown
out OF libel suits, and we would not
advise any one to enter such affairs
without very good reason. But
being in. without beng able to with
draw, few points may not be with
out value. They are especially va
ual b as referring to matters which
should not be entered upon il it il
possible to keep out of the way OF
them. There were some points which
were made in recent decisions in
Philadelphia that are worth glance.
For il is always better to avoid a
iffiouIty than to get into it and then
fight.
Judge Fnletter, of the Ph lsdel-
obia Court, in the case of the Chiel
# Police of that city Us. Joseph r.
Reed, a reporter for the Snnda,
Times, charge libel. thus affirms th
POINTS cf the libel law as enunci4tee
oy Judge Dean in the Cambria Coun-
y Court, some months ago -
If the jerry find that the alleged
llbelous matter admits naturally OF
Two constructions, one of b, lous
character and the other not, they are
bound in law 10 put upon il that con-
struclion which is not libelous, and
TO acquit the defendant
Even if the 81 egations in the arti'
q, were false, if no malicious intenl
.xisted there was NJ libel.
Even if the artikl, is lbeloas, if no
malicious intent existed, tie deteC-
iant would not DO guilty under the
law.
The subject of the article being
proper matter for public Information,
itswas so far privileged that malice is
not to be presumed from mere fact
of publication, as in other libels, but
the question Of malice must be dici-
ded by the Jury from the character
of the alleged libelous article, the
circumstances attending its publica
ton, and any other evidence in the
case tending to explain the intent.
The rule of law as to the presump-
ton IS malice from the publication
of iibel)us article is this-where
the publication of lbelous article
has been proven, unaccompanied by
any evidence which ext lAins the in
ter t, the law presumes from the Ii
belous character of the article, that
it was pntlised msliciously, bat where
there are attending circumstances
calculated to explain the intent, the
question Of malice is for the jury.
As theperson referred to in the
article comp lained of in the indict-
ment was person in official IL position,
oial conduct was proper Tor public IN
formation. Ii il WAS fUE tuo p.
of the defendant, acting as a news
paper reporter, to give the public
such information, the occasion of the
pull cation was lawfoI, and the &C.
PENDANT may justify or excuse it.
The occasion being liwful, if the
defendant proceeded with q good
motive upon probable grounds, upon
reasons which were apparently good,
and upon the superstition that the
statements made To him under oath
by Linn, and embodied 10 the article
complained OF, were true, his action
was exeusahle, and he IS not guilty
Of publishing malicious libel.
A reasonable doubt, either as 10
ths llbelous character of the article
or the malicious intent of the defen-
dant, entities him to an acquittal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Will he held follows:
At Georgetown, March 2lth and 25th. Tor the towns
Snelser. HsL~l Green and Jamestown
At Pl,tevile March "a and IS b. for he towns o
PlattevlIe. Harrison Lima and Eilenboro.
At Mpnfort March 3tst and April LIST for the towns
o. Liberty, clifton. Fennimore ana Wingville
At Huscod4 pri Sd and lth for the towns of Musco-
da. Blue River, Hickory Grove and WAterstown.
At Boscobei April 9th and eth, for the towns of
Boscobe Marion. Woodman and Melville.
At Patch 6rove, April 9Th and 10Th Tor the towns
Patch Grove, Bloomington. Mt Hope and W abusing.
At Potosl, April 10th aud 18th, for the of Poto
al. Paris and Waterloo.
At okey school House April goth aud 2Ist, for the
towns Ct CAssville and Glen Haveu.
At Lancaster April 23d end Path tor the towns Of
Lancaster BsetowD and Little Grant.
Teachers attic al che examination wherever most
conVe,ient They will please be prompt Rnd come
supplied with pens, lax and foolscap paper.
The examination will commence at each of the
places named at 10 clock NJ Of the FIRST day.
GEO. VI. GUERNSEY.
Supt Of schools Grant Co.
Platteviile, Wis. Feb 20 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
Farms for Sale.

The following described lands will be sold on rea.
sonAbia terms by the undersig ned: Ny home place
Of $50 acres in the town OF Eth Grove, Lafayette Co
Wis 100 acres of which tiliahle, the remaining
so acres being timber The place well improved and
plenufuy -upplied~Tth living wattr there being an
uufailipy stream quite the barnysrd here Is a
good dive ling house. likewise a large barn. rocb
stable and other necessary outbuidings Would
ma excel ent stock farm. The orchard IS large
and ttrifty CONFUSING more than 900 bearing trees
Adjoining this farm there is fine tract nd which
viii be sold with the shove sep tratey as ths pur-
IN sers may desire FIFTY this under cul-
tivatIon the rest being timber ALSO 200 acres Dor
feripg pate RIVER sections is and II. town OF III
len boro Grant County There is house on this land
about so acres OF the aud being under cultivation
rhe rest il what may be called No. timber lano -
For particulars address tho subscriber at Hhze Green
tirant ca Wis GABRIEL MILLS.
60 - 1874 2t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
pHEBANB or BOsCoBEL Is PREPARED ~ DO = |

pHEBANk OF BOSC0BEL Is PAEPAhEo ~ ~
| 5r.nar.,l RANKING aud Exchange Business; buy and
-ali cold silver and Government Bonds Discoun
Notes rseese Deposits aud transact ail business en-
t-f-tI T. FL o,re Drafts and Letters OF Credit inr
-i,i III, M the principal Banks and Bankers q Bu
ta and the Orient Agency for the Nationai Line O
Steamship. 3 aud from Europe. Through ueNeLs
3s IA liverpool Queenstown and London 70 boso9eei
Nc ,u.{n ISL 80. from Hamburg Antwerp ami tiav
re rs 8ascohe $50 80. from Bremen, Norway, farls'
saaI.u 90 B3-cebe 500 10. Children under L yaai
Information apply TO +. McSPADEN. Agent, 5t-4-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
for 1874.

We d. tclaim and advertise at great length as
agents Of other Machines do, that the best
Nachiues IN the world, tho best Machines made,
csnuot he exceiied &c &c. but simply ask you To be
your own Judges and make your selections indie
pond ent of the many pledges. promises &c, other
agents NAV make to you. Did you ever know OF one
~ your neehbors finding fault with being dis
satisfied with his
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
KIRBY MACHINE.

That IS thing OF very occurrence, and believe
4 you were to look the County yoI cOuld not
hnd singh Instance ol man being dissatisfied with
KIRBY RE- PER. The above Machines are manu-
featured entirely BY VI OSBORNE Co. Auburn.
n u. with Branch Office tor The Northwest at Chi
cagD and General Agency for Grant Co at Feminine re-
Wis avn prepared T. furnish you any Of the above
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

He held Der to his heart in silence.
Thirty-hve and fifty years of age
Does it seem absurd to you. young
lady of sixteen? All me [ some
times wonder if people ever really
know how to love before grey hairs
begin TO come to teach them.