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Unconscious Vandalism.

Recent evidence about the last allied war
sgainst China, shows that at the taking of
the Summer palace one building was full
of silks, the produce of a tax whick requir-
es every manufacturer to send in the FIRST
piece he makes of each sort. A part of
these was used instead Of ropes, which
were wanting to picket the French horses.
Then there was palace full of drawings, a
series of four thousand, illustrating the
whole history of China, The so'j',ers, is
norart Of their value, trod them under foot
and use them for kiadlilg fires. Scarcely
two hundred were saved. Then there was
the carriage palace, ia which were found
the magnificent coaches which ware preseu-
ted to the Emperar of China by the Eng
fish embassy in 1918. Since then they
bad never been used. Tho rcn work was
loose, and the leather had become as hare
and brittle as wood. One palace was full
of furs.
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A GENTLE SUPERsTIrIoN.-Rbode Is
land girls are not wanting in the art of gen.
tie nuating that. like Barkis, "they're
willia." It was only recently that Lady
walked one evening under the classic shades
of Brown University, overheard she follow
ing conversa.iCa between young lady aud
gentleman just IN front Of her /: ''Charley,
did you ever hear it said that if a person
found four leafed clover and put it in
their shoe, the frss gentleman or lady the
person walked with would be their husband
or wife 7" "No-never heard Of it before.
DWELL, found one and put it in my shoe
this morning, and you are the 6rst one !
have walked with l wonder if it is truef
There could be hut one answer to this, but
the snin tentional eaYes-droper does not
mention it, leaving the public in cruel doub.
as to bether the rpse was successful or
mt
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The other day Jerseyman was observed
standing in Wall street, gazing very earnest
" at one of those hairless Chinese CANNES
which are so much admired by dog connois.
seurs. Near Jersey was . ranpan. crowd
of brokers. Jersey looked st them and
then at the 'dors," IL say, mister" said
he, speaking co . gorgeously robed bull,
whose hands were filled With stock lists
Il say. does that dorg belong to yea -
Bull nodded distantly. "Ysas! well,
thort So" '.Whet made you think that
'dorg' belonged 70 me p ''Well. wasn's
SO sd.assly sure he belonged 70 yen, but /
vas certain the dors has had deaiia's With
you or some of your friends" "Why so!"
says Bull getting excited. "'Csuse he's so
closed shaved there ain't bar on i'm
Broker walked away, vhietli-g the
"Rogus's March"
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From tie Montpelier v,,l Argus,

George NJ Clark, Of large renown as g
Snowman, and of goodly repute as gentle
man, was giving deposition in Mapches-
ter, \. H.. the other day, in the case Of
Kelsey vs.. Osborne james +. Briggs, e0un-
~ ior the plaintiff. did not like the looks
ct The deposition from his standpoint, and
undertook to wseavs !. b belittling the
witness. Hence be began, with q sheer !:
'lon are in the negro minstrel business,
hrlieve?' "Yss, sir,,. was the reply. "You
Hack your face end sing for living, do
ou?" Yes, sir, well don't you sail
tia. rather low business to folicw!" Il
don't know hut it rs, sir. but il is so much
+ tier than that of nv father bafore me
TIA, am rather prend of it.a "Why,
what did your father do" HE was q
LAWYER"
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ACCEPTED.

The wind was damp with coming wet,
When James and biae-sc ed Lizzie met
lie held ginshsn ,o'er his head,
And to the maiden thus he said +:
z" D leFely gsl, ny heart il e-frs
Wsib loves anqaencaable desire
sly dearest one, wilt thou be mine, +
And join lie in the grocery line ~
The maid, in accents sweet, replied.
" Jim, hold the umbrella ore my snie
My bran new bonnet's gstting wet
/ i marry yer, yer nee1n't frst,n
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Ayen's
Cherry PeCtoral,


!: ! ]
Among the srea,
discoveries Of modern
~A sciencs, few are Of
more real value te
mankind than this Of
"1 fectual remedy for alt
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. vast
trial Of its virtue,
throughout this and
&y other countriss,s has
shown that It does
surely and ehect1aiIy
control them. Tho tsstmony Of our best citi-
.ens, Of all classes, establishes the fact, th.,
CHERRY PkcroRAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting di.arden d the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary OreanS
yield to its power; and eases Of Consamttion,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
20 rsmarkabls - hardly 10 Be believed, were
they no. proven beyond dispute. As a r.msdy.
for full protection. By curing Co~ghs, the
forerunners Of moro ssriou. t'sease, it saves IN
Numbered lives, and N lnouuk OF suffering uS&
to be computed. It challenge trial. and con-
rnces the most sceptical. Evei family shouA
keep it on hand = protection against The sariy
tions, which are easily met At drst, but vhiek
become incurable, and too often fatal, II neg.
lected! Tender lungs need this defence; and 10
= unwiss to be without It. n . safeguard to
children, amid the distressing diseases which
sesst shs Throat md Chest Of childhood, CHxRay
PKcroRAL il invaluable; for, By it, timely usSy
multitudes are rescued from premature 1rnyss,
and saved to the love and affection eerfrsd On
them i acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and hsalth-rsstoring
sleep. No one viii snHer troublesome Inlus
en1a and painful Rspnehitis, when they know
how easily they can Be cured.
Originally the product Of long. laborisas, and
successful chemical investigation no cost o. toll
.sspAred in making every 6osels IN ~ ua.Dsst
possible perfection h may be confidently rslisd
upon as possessing al she virtuss it has svss
exhibited, and capable Of predicting eurss -
memorable ~ the greetsss Il has ever sDesteA
Or. ]. {. AVER / co., Lowell, kzss.,
Practical and Analytical ChAunisas.
SOLD IT ALL pnuoorsrs EvIxYwnsx.
T. T. J. ROBINSON, Agen.t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
FOrTr-sEooyD DAY, June 18th, 1874.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
RrSorr- r--rrxS

Assembly met at the usual hour.
REsOLUTgOSs.
Hon. ". c. Lane introduced resolution that The
sum q So 600 be appropriated to be used for the pur
pose Of destroying the rioebirs, which had become
very numerous and destructive to nee fields. on NO
tion the resolution was laid on the table.
Hon E. Aikaleuli offered resolution thata Special
Committee be appointed 70 investigate the subject Of
5 Reciprocity Treaty.
Hon c K. kakani moved its indefinite postpone
neut.
His Ex. the Minister Of Interior said: lie hoped
the resolution would be withdrawn. He did not sup
pssed there was single person here but who would
Be glad 70 see such Treaty secured, but the question
Is, how can It be aeeomplisheig II his opinion,
there would Is less difficulty il treating with the
United states this subject present, than
perienced formerly. BIS Msjesty's Government were
prepared to take up the subject when al opportunity
offered The question Of q Reciprocity Treaty With
Canada is now being discussed again in the United
States and # that measure shall be brought about,
We may ourselves make an effort IN the direction.
The resolution was withdrawn.
Hon ! Nawahi gave notice Of his intention TO
bring forward amendment TO Rule $ Of the Rules
and Regulations OF the House
ORDER OF rHE DAY.
On motion the House went into Committee Of the
Whole the appropriation bin, Hon. D kAukahA in
the Chair
The 6rsi item il order,-fsr anchors and buOys,
s.. 600 was read and passed.
Hon. r. K Euikahi moved the reconsideration of
the vote on Monday on Al amendment introduced
by the Hon Il. Kuihelaui that the sun Of $500 be
inserted IN the appropriation bull, which had been
lost The motion 70 reconsider was granted and the
motion to amend by inserting the sum asked was
passed.
inserted il the bill for embaukucut TO be built
near the mouth Of the Wsimea River.
Hon. E. Mikalemi moved that the Committee re-
commend to the House, that the pay Of road super
visitors pass al $, 200, IN the bill, and neon
uended by the Committee to whom the item was
referred Passed.
The following items Eo-o then read and passed
Dredging H0aolulu Ha-5or 5,0oe-
Repair Of Whzrres SO ,0oo.
FenciaE Steamer Wharf 81 zoe.
Light House Honolulu, 81 soc, amended to 81 ,00o
Light House, La5aina, SEQ.
Light House, Hilo, S4oe-
Light House, kaE1ihas, $500
Repairs eiovernment Buildings S ,0oo.
Stores and Warehouses, $20, ,0Do,-amended to
On motion Of Hon. S. N. NaukauA the sum Of
1900 was inserted in the bill for courthouse and
lookup .; WaialGa-
on motion Of Hon. S. Kipi the sun Of 81 500 was
inserted for courthouse and loek-up al Puna
On motion Of Hon. y. kepoikzi tie sum OF Sis3VO
Eas appropriated for eourt-hozse AID Lookup at
HoauaulA, Mani
Hon s Kasi moved to sneud BY inserting the sum
OF SI.5O0 for courthouse and lookup a. North
Koua-
Pending the discussion Of this motion the House
adjourned.
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SCHOONER 'MARY ELLEN.'

"a REGULAR PACKET rsr waThes and
90 Msalasa- Tor ireiEhi o. passsse lrply o.
L.--lrn MALErE . ALrrN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24

Advertisement in Yicksburg paper: my at
tention has been called to an editorial in the
VIcksburgh Herald Of to-day which might reflect
upon me. I denounee the authOr Of said article
as a Lar, scouudrel, and coward" Your hrst-elass
Vicks5urg editor always stands up to his knees IN
guupoEde-, with parcel Of fellows fOOling
around. each with lighted cigar in his mouth
C9lrisr,. ,.IsnraaL-
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MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sugar a. SIOIasses
NOW COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
~ titles % suit purchasers by
ASSN c. BREWER & CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial sessiOn-ls74.
ForrlErn pAr. Jane n. 80.

FoErrETH DAY. June l7th, 1874.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment, Hon.
c. r. Bishop. President, in the Chair-
Hon. 5. KH=i, Chairman OF Select Committee
on bin to dimish the terms Of Imprisonment, in Ger.
tain cases. and also bill regulate the pay Of
sheris and constables, asked leave for further time.
His EK. L. Il. Stanley gave notice Of bin to re-
enact Section OF entitled an act to further
amend Sections rs and - Of the Civil Code, and
read for the first time bill to amend Article Is Of
the Civil Code"
His ExcrIlency on the part Of Printing Committee
laid before the House the following bills printed, as
ordered. viE.
An &C; to amend act entitled q an act to repeal
Chapter 10 Of the Civil Code and to regulate the Bu-
reau Of Public instruction, and insert certain
Sections to be styled Sections lSa, lS5 and 2Sa A
proved the S;h day Of July, A. D. lS7o,' and to
reenaci Section Is and to amend Sections p and .
Of Al act to repeal Chapter 10 Of the Civil Code,
and to regulate the Bureau Of Public Instruction, aT
proved on the IOth day Of January, A. D. 1861
An act to amend the Law in relation to the assess
neat OF taxes
Al act to amend Section ! Of an act entitled g an
az; 70 authorize the Minister Of the Interior to take
possession Of hatever lands may be required for the
use Of the Honolulu Water Works, approved on the
Isih day Of August, A. D. 1860"
ORDER OF -HE DAY
On motion the House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the appropriation bill.
Before proceeding the first item in order in the
bill, Hon. Komoikehuehu moved to insert an appro-
printioa for the improvement Of Lilhs Street, sup
ported By Hon. :. e. Wilder. Motion was lost.
The iten-aid 70 Queens Hespital Sl6.ROD was
then read.
Hen. c. r. Bishop moved to amend to SCI 900,
stating that she increase Of patients necessitated
larger amount than was asked in the bill. The mo
ti0u to amend was carried, and the item passed at
81 zoe.
The following items were read and passed in the
bm:
Government Printing 81 ,00o.
Support OF Prisoners. S6, 600.
Fire Department Of Honolulu $500.
interpreting and translasing $500.
Hon. 7. \. Birch moved that the Committee re-
commend to the House that the salary Of the Super
intoadeat Of Water Works be referred to the Com
Intee TO whom was referred the Expenses Of Bureau
Of Water Works Passed.
Expenses steamer Klauoa, passed al $1,000.
Expenses sssam-tag Pelc, passed at 5000.
On motion Of Hon. D. Kaiae the sum Of s., 900 was
inserted in the bill as subsidy FOR vessel to run be
tween the Islands Of Molokai and Mani.
Hon. Il. Kuihslaui moved to insert the sum Of
81 500 for broakwaier to be bull; s, MAk0aa. No
tiOn lost.
On motion the Committee rose and reported pro
gress.
House adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
AMERICAN Newspapers

PAYABLE Always IN ADVANCE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
The TorrinE OF rhc Bells.


IA singular coincidence was noted lately in W
rd. VI. the toIIinr for the death of an infant
,ar old. ana within an hour, for an old poFsO
lie hundred.
.Toil. toll. taII-
The b1lls arr toiliuE flr the dead
.Toll, toll tolir
Wh1so spirit fru-n thc form is hs5-
Whose fset no more the earth shall trOadl
"Taii toll, TOLL
rTor. t1Il. t5ILn
Toll frr the infant soul, whose sFhure-
Toll. ton, ton"
March with the earth one rounded year;
One round sls sun, ihrn disappear!
Toll, toll, toil-7
"T1u. toll. t5,"
Again, Bet one brief hlu- is fiedl
.'IolI. toll. ton"
wh1boar ys now where lie the dgadf
Whose soul. unlauua has upward sIs5'
"ToIl tolt, toll-'
4ToU. t1ll, t1Il"
Toll f1r the a-ed soul. Tho sun
Toll. toll. to.i."
Ten times tan cycles round him ruu-
Bsl5ias the mighty journey d1uei
''Illl 'ol, TOLL
Ton. bells. t5r.
For young ana ola The dirse is ruuE.
Toll, bells, son.
One song f1- all iuspircs your tongue;
For al an Old, aHd az 1-c vouRs-
ToIi. bells. t5il.
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NLNhl B NILLIAAs HENEf p HLANcRARD oHAs 3 NoRaAN
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO.,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
go 2Is California Street, San Francisco. 1y
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
. III bO R CD Y NJ Z
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

r0HE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfOunded statements frequently made, that
the composition OF CHLR0DYNE is known to Chem
ists and the Medical profession" The fact IS Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented by DR.. J. col
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical staff, and so
named by him. and it has bailed all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
liShed 1t is obvious therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save Dr.. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
CHLOR0DYNE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTI0N.-Vice- Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
Of Chlorodyne.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
ons and stimulates healthy action of the secretons q the
body without creating any Of those unpleasant results at
tending the Of opium. Old and young may ii at an
t to its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
medical men exol its virtues most extensively using Ii In
great quantities in the following byssn
terry Darrhoa Coles. Coughs asthma Rheumatism Ne-
ralgta, Whoopug Cough Cramp Iysieria, &C.
EXTRACTS PROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated TO the College
Of Physicians and T. Davenport that be had received IN
formation to the effect that the remedy ofany service IN
Cholera was CHLORoDYNE.-see Lrncsf Dee si iS6i
Or. Lowe Medical Missionary 10 India reports Dee fs65
that In nearly every q Cholera ia which Dr. COILS
BROWNIES CHLOR0DYNE administered, the patient
recovered
Extract from Medical Tes Jan II chiorodyns is
prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioner OF
it would not thus be ngulary popular did il not
supply a want and I'll place 2"
Extract from the General Board Of Health London a. 10
immense value Of this remedy too forcbIy
urge the necessity Of adopting it in all cases"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words " Dr. J.
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer, J.T. DAVENPORT,
80 Great Russell ST., bloomsbury, London.
Sold In Bottles at Is. ! "a, - ad-. and j.. Cd
Agents in New York, W. Il. ScHIETFEIIS Co. and J. C..
uul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
F.rrr-Flrsr par. Ipnc IS. 1s-4.


Assembly met as usual
The COMMITTEES OF PriatinE reported that certain
bills tha, were ordered for printing arc ready for
action.
The Committee on Public Lands and Internal In
proyemcuis reported that the item 70 tx the pay Of
Road Supervisors at $. 900 be approved.
Hon. 5. KiFi gave notice Of a blI for new gov
eminent loan.
Hon. J. KomOikehuehu read for the first time a
biz to amend Section Of the law approved On The
S0.h Of December, 1864 in regard to duty Of rice in
ported.
Hoa. E Nikaleui read Cor the first tine g proposed
amendment to the Article - Of the Constitution.
On motion, The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the bill to repeal Sections /, 2 s. {, 5,
AID Of the Law IN regard 70 immigration. Hoa. I.
Ahoi0 in the Chair.
Messrs. Mikalemi, Nawahi, Koakanu and Haupu
spoke IN favor Of the bill to repeal; Messrs Kan
kaha, Ksai. Naukana, Bishop, and His Ex. W. I.
Green spoke against il. On motion, the Committee
rose sHd ;be bin was indefinitely postponed.
House adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
For KohaIa, Hawaii.

The Schr. AC tive
- WILL Run As a REGULAR PACE<Kr
SAR the abov3 Ports. For freight passage arrV 1o
81 sm WALKER e AELEN. AzeutI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
SHIPPING.


GczxOOruEr FAHxx SUEErg
"a WILL Run REEUI.ARLN To TI1E
go shove port. For fruiEht o. pssss-s srpiy .
tS5-am WALKER ALLEN-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
Il pointed Agents q the above Company, prepared
to insure risks against Fire Stone and Brick Build
ings, and on Merchandise stored therein 40 the
most favorable For particulars apply the Office
s5+ly =. A SCHAEFER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

"a c. Brewer a co.-Agents. .RfS
SLSsN[ Favorable arrangements sluags ta .a.sE
naie for storage Shipment g ail none laa
other Merchandise % New he1r Boston. New r1rk nud
other Eastern Ports. 81 Cash Advance m1lie.
4SS1y G BREWER 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-24
RATES on ADvm1srra1xos

Rs- Busiusss Carts. when prrraid ~ 80 garr, are
allowed dscuun iuna these rates ehich icr ranslet
advertisements, vhen paid or charged quarterly.
n R-An freirn alrartls.uauts must BE- resusrl-ir.l
vita the paw wheu uriorc u. nofcc wa Be- rse ~
them The ~ rharres iu ha a1rfa as 1n
remifianccs advertisements - ua
In postage stamps ercoiu-
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18

RETAINED FOR THE SNAKE -The
San Andreas Jndepedcnt tells the
following anecaoto Of Col. j., a San
Francisco lawyer, who, during q cam
paign put up for the night at hotel
in one Of the northern counties. The
Colonel event in to little game oil
poker, aud went through and soon
crept off to bed. Soon after, q Draw
ny specimen of Pike, dressed in jeans
and wolf-skin cap, arrived in search
of legal advice. He was taken imme-
diately to the Colonels room, where
after he had shaken the legal centle-
man into consciousness, the follow
ing conversation occurred:
sAre You Squire J. ?"
Yes, 1HL..- 10 you waatoll boy!'
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18
For the Caucasian.
TO LITTLE TaY.

Dream, gentle darling. thy sweetest
dream;
The woes Of earth are yet not thine,
And life, like fleeting twilight beam,,
Is but shadow in the scale OF time.
All !! like the bud Of beauty and brightest
bloom,
Those glowing cheeks som must fade
Fen now can read thy early doom
The cold hand of Death is on thee laid
There is q change in that little eye
Thy brow bespeaks the increasing pain
The fleeting breath foretells thy end is
nigh,
Thou wilt not with us long remain.
A mothers ioy-her hopes and pride,
Built in fancy's brightest hnes Oh thee
But alas like the ebb of the tide,
Thou art drawn away from me.
Thy eyes are closed, thy breath is stilled
IN gaze no more thy soul has fed,
And though tll2 cup Of grief is filled,
I'll let no tear for thee be shed.
The strife Of earth thou dd'st not know
Thy soul by sin bears no stain.
Thou art free from tempters here below,
And can'st now dwell in Gods domain.
And sire there are fowcry fields
And glittering streams mora pure
Than mOrtal's most vivid dreams
Fer pictured in that land of yore.
Bright visions there you'll see
A world Of JOY that knows II" care.
Where suffering mortals long to be,
The home the good alone can share.
A FATHER.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18

Wall, Squire, reckon 1 shell hev te-
git a Teller O. your sort fur tur plead
a lawsuit"
"What is it about, my good nnan9"
"Bout hoss."
Here the Colonel was all attention
and courtesy. He raised hin self on
his elbows and put his ear close to
the clients lips. Here, he at once
concluded, was a chance to get even
on the nights losses poker q
$500, perhaps 5000 horse in dispute,
and bright visions of 500 fee all
fitted rapidly across his mind.
Estate all the circumstances if you
please, my kind friend"
WALL" said old wolf-skin, Eyer
see as I borryd this ere boss Nv q
feller named Flipskius, what keeps 9
ranch on Poverty Slide, (the Colonel
drew his head in six inches] an arter
I'd rid the sway-backed, moon-eyed,
Gle critter tell night, here down went
the elbows kerried the wind suck
err onten the yard, the Colonels
head struck the pillow,1 an staked
his spavin'd bones on. hill 'mong
the tall grass, to give his hide bound
carcass chance for good provinder.
The Colonel waved his hand impa-
tiently, but the old wolf went on.
Wall, rattle-snake bit inn on his
glandered snout, an now the tarnal.
critters got the big head, an olo
Flipkins wants mo ter pay damages.
Yu've hearn the case, Squire
whats the damages?' roared. the
Colonel.
Five dollars !"
His head suddenly popped under
the cover, and the now raving Colo
mel shouted" take yourself out Of
this Tn yetain3a for the snake"
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18

THE EXCHANGE UOTEL.-Tlis
fine hotel under the management OF
Mr.. Jos. Fellows is fully sustainine
its past reputation, and is the best,
as well as the largest house in the
State outside Of New Orleans.
Travellers may come to Alexandria
to stay any length Of time, with the
certainty of being entertained in a
style that will please them.
Mr.. Fellows cant be beat in keep
ing a hotel. His table is excellent
and You can always 60 there with
the satisfaction Of sitting down to
a "good, square meal" as the sol
diers used to say in war times.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18

The boy that recommended a few
drops of pauesyric on sugar for the
child Of disquietude, has found his
match in another who after success
fully spelling chieanery," defined it
to &c large coop fer raising chickens.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18

. I say, Sambo," said one Virginian
darkey to another, "cau yon answer
this conunderi'nm: S'pos!n' glib you
a bottle OBJ whisky corked- shut with
a cork, how would you get the whisky
out without pullin' de cork Or breakin
de bottle 2"
g ! GIBBS dat up"
i" WAY, push s.e cork iA.'
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-18
Man builds castles fair and high,

Wherever river rupneth by,
Great cities rise i'm every land,
Great churches show the builder's 'hand
Great arches, monuments and towers,
Fair palaces and pleasing bowers;
Great work is done, be there and there,
And we'll man workcth eveywhere;
EHt tco11 or resi-. ,chaieer 6efaW,
Tie .fd.mcr he musl feed them all.