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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22

that the Legislature e Massachusetts had re'eladed
the ssnaenns,cry rcseie6ons passed last year. and
Which have always been shame 70 her. he retired
fca Ire Senate and died tho next asy. nation has
acne him Acnor. The bells throughout the State
,sllel when Ne vas laid away. and nov al arc ready
g award 10 him she tribute % praise he 50 justly Do
serves, An honor 90 enc whose record IS me- ffcn
sny imru,a,ion q aishcpes,y, whose integrity vas
above corruption aaa whose heart was biz enough 70
receive any man Of sny race or color. When he
names eg his opponents ar frsc1,sn. his VIII shine
lss Ne vas the uPAe'des ot right
The question arises IS to bis successor. His term
would have sSrjscd next year, and So the honor is
rot as great as 10 receive the election cor TIE eu
terra. Adams. nswes. Hear. Nese the three
names most prouisently Sei,rc the Legislature, The
election Is to sons ca upOn the st,h instant. ard the
frisuas Of each q the candidates hard at work.
Dawes hss refused % eoalesce with the Butler fac
tor yet the Butler votes will ~ fer him. Butler
wants him eu, Of his way in the Hease q RePrcscn
tNtives and in she rext contest for Governor. Ere
this reaches san Francisco you may have learned the
result. and I will not speculate thereon, Wishing
peace prosperity saa success 20 Hawaii and It's siti
sess, Iam as ever yours, W. Il, {.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22
Grange CaItarc.

The Overland Monthly" Tor March contains
an instructive article on the progress and pro
sts Of Orange culture ia California. and among
other interesting facts tells that seeding sree'
there rarely bear fruit en- seven Or eight years
old. As rule. the irst crop Is suihcsnt 70
nav nj current expenses The second crop viii
give fair profit. while the third esop-worth o..
say. SIS 70 SIS Per thousand, or $40 per tree
is enough to pay back al the principal invested.
allowing that nothing has been realized IN the
meantime from tho space between The rows.
Orange trees Sheen years old VIII bear non
600 10 1000 oranges. netting the fariuuaie
owner from SO to SIS per trce. or $1,000 TO
$1,000 per acre. This Is no fancy pictarc-'he
dram OF an imaginative mind. The los Angeles
and san Gabriel valleys 10 Los Angeles County.
afford ample proof Of the tru,hfaluess Of these
assertions. From HE orange grove OF seven
acres, Mr.. Wilson nets the handsome sum OF
s. 600 per acre pcr annnm. The FAIR owner OF
the wolfskill orchard. covering an AREA Of about
thirty acres. is rcputed 10 net from $4,000 20
s50O00 per annnm. Mr. l. J. Rose. OF Sunny
leading from the county road to the door Of bic
residence. lined on each side with a double row
OF orange trees Eve hundred Of which are now
bearing sold the crop Of lS72.'73 Tor $50 per
1000. which aggregated about $4,000. The
trees in the san Gabriel Mission orchard yield
from 1900 to 5000 oranges per tree per annum.
which sell readily for the highest price IN the
market"
Unless We bestir ourselves to supply her wants
California will soon produce all the oranges she
needs Il is folly for Us to fold our hands aud SO
idle thinking that it is useless to attempt to raise
oranges. The same insects that attack our trees
are found there also, perhaps not to the sane eS-
tent. because they are there destroyed The
owners Of them take proper means to rid the in
secis and keep the trees in healthy condition.
Probably the same Efforts here would meet with
the same reward and result in eradicating ihis
insect plague, AID iusuring good crops.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22

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lsrses, iros sA5p ever Noi, ia TIE Oei'ea States,
Sc vii have seconc3atiors ioy 10 FIRST class
80 >eoos3 clsss, ans l,coo third class raSsen-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22

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hars I'D Ts-T severe soaEh yearly fiE Esszf.
~ rhi-a f11r1 20 relief zntl Nr sa-h trssrtt
zs BE- zt1i-I-s, fsssa'f California Ar;t-a Care.
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Tsry FlLEtLsis.
MS. .. OLIVER,
go Brat Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22

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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE FROM PARTIES WHO FAVE USED
THIS MEDICINE
And whose original Letters my possession Read this
List and for reference inquire any Of these parties
who will give you any further information
you may desire.


1aA AaANlil-la .l1gll lEr Ira. I-rL
Va Secs Dear sfr.-Hrri1r 1-s1 fs1 a---r-r
= y'1r -eagl rs1siT Seas calr-r1 Erft-a
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JAMES 1ihahD Lea u.1hs
sar Fnss-tfca. Fei-1r-5 lsla. fs-z.
Va srcH Dear sr.-I tars been s-s-tr r--
81 taa1ts % yll ~ year b1tts ri nsf-s- s-.s's
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r. % 1s e. aaJ lls r. f.,s-saa.- rsnala pears
respectfully
o. r. SMITH
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M srcz Dear sir,-HEri1z sss5 yssr C11gh
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WI. PATTERSON. Fisriff,
Csf- Castro ss1 ssTszissafa q.
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M srez s-Eis9 sis,-TEs ssszt arg fsrs..ss
= ~ breast bar tssn sEfirsiy egrs1 uass fakl1r
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Care. Fs- fzEs-fsE k1za lfyff tsEs yss tasaIl
z1ks EroFz - rirrls- T11rf Rsr-sctfsry.
MS. c. MARCH. LEX Hssas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-22

MR.. THOMAS RAIN WALKER n Az
We THORIrEp 30 sign nay name by procurltion from
a. Sat-. THEO ~. DAVIES.
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HANAlIANGAZETTE

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-29

dlate future Of the iron trade appears
70 us all rather unpromisine, the
Colonel Is not discouraged. He seems
to have unlimited confidence in the
recuperative. energies Of the coun-
Try, but freely admits that long period
must elapee before the iron manufacturers
will experience such unprecedented pros.
periiy as they have enjoyed during the
past lew years. A day or two after my
arrival at Ashland, Colonel Norton gave
Q grand banquet to the stockholders Of his
Company, which was In every respect o
brilliant and successful affair. Commo
dore Honshell rendered the use of bis
steamer, the Fleetwood, to bring the ex.
cursionists from Cincinnati and elsewhere
along the river. Last Thursday was the
day appointed Tor the reception, and
large number Of ladies' and gentlemen
were on hand TO enjoy the Colonel's hospi.
tallty. Toasts and speeches were the
order Of the occasion, and between the
champagne and sherry" several Of the
gentlemen ventilated their views on the
financial and other questions involving
the business and industrial interests Of
the country.
After disposing Of an infinite variety oil
the delicate viands that loaded down the
tables, the party adjourned to the furnace
and mills, and diSpersing themselves over
the spacious grounds and buildings, were
soon absorbed in witnessing the various
Interesting operations Of the immense e.
tahllshment. Mr.. John n. Norton, the
efficient superintendent Of the works, has
contributed largely by his acknowledged
skill and unfsgging zeal in making o sue.
cess OF this enterprise, and Is builing up
for himself an enviable reputation as q
master workman In all that relates to the
manufacture Of iron.
In the name oil hundreds of toiling men
and their families, we most dsvoutly pray
that this splendid establishment may
prosper for years to come, and prove
a blessing to oil concerned.
OCCASIONAL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-29

The Financial Bill In the House.
,Aspeclal dispatch from Washington in
yesterdays Cincinnati Gazette says that the
belief Of those who have been active in
perfecting tho currency bill Is that 1t can
bepassed in both the House and Senate
II tho 'rOte oil the retirement Of green.
backs Is left at40 per cent. II tho House
was left free to vote without fear OF defeat
inthe Senate the proposed amendment ol
88f per cent would donbtless show great
strength, but tho belief Is SO strong that
neither the Senate nor the President will
accept anything less than 40, that tho
proposition TO reduce the rate below this
will probably be rejected in tho House.
Notwithstanding this dispatch to the
Gazette we shall not be much surprised If
nothing Is done before Congress adjourps
inregard TO currency bill. The House
lately refused to suspend the rules and
take up the Senate bill, and ahould they
pass adifereut bill the Senate may not
accept it, or lit does the President may
veto 1t. Undoubtedly the country will
get on for another year without any
change in the banking laws, but what
shall be said Of the efficiency and respon.
Slbility Of q Congress which, after keeping
the business Of the country in a state Of
nervous uncertainty for more than six
months, throws up the game and goes
home without having devised any form or
measure oI reliet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-29
GttegntelIigettter
Keeping Open LtbrarIes on sunday.

AVePthB OPeu AtDIhIics w ouuuhy'
AS Is well known, the directors Of the
Wheeling Library Association undertook
some months ago the experiment Of open
Ing the Library on Sunday in order to &C
eommodate o supposed demand on the
part Of the young men Of the city, and
other persons, for innocent entertainment
on the only day when they had leisure to
enjoy themselves. At first there was q
iaIr attendance, although 1t was never
very encouraging, but 1t grew less by de-
grees and finally became so small that
the directon considered 1t their duty to
close the room altogether o9 tina. day.
What has been our experience here has
also been the experience Of tho New
York Mercantile Library which wa,
opened on Sunday with the design Of
Withdrawing young men from places Of
dissipation. Not more than one per cent
oiits members ayailcd themselves Of the
opportunity, and the few who did attend
were not Of the class who would have
been likely to visit resorts Of vice and fol.
lyl The directors acknowledge the fail
ure, but have not yet concluded TO close
on Sunday.