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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-09

MUsIC THIS AFTERNooN.-Ihe band wall commences
playing at Emma Square at A O'Clock. Following
is the programme
Overture: Opera, Tue sledmsn q Toaedo, Oewl NsAul
Grand selection. OPEN, mariana. ............. Wallace
Mainschks. Russian Ballad. .DetIow
GeDeveVa of Bshant, ouAdrlle .......-.... onens~9
~
SLOW WoRk.-The schooner Hamoi is perhaps
the fastest vessel in our ooasting aeet but on her
last trip she was two days and lG hours on the.
passage from Maui TO Honolulu. Had a vote been
taken among her passengers, while lying becalmed
of MolCkai. as 10 whether government should
build a new steamer, there can be no question the
ayes would have carried it.
HoT AND DEBuITATTNG.--The weather during the
past week has been extremely warm, and alto
gether out Of season. seeing that this is October.
The thermometer in our Office has risen 10 So and
day after day has hung at 81 . while the wind
what little there has been-came from the south
ward. After midnight, however, Is the best part
Of the twenty four hours, for then the RehGU Gland
breeze) eools the atmosphere until an extra cover
ing is comfortable on the bed.
I CoRRoBoRArED.-An examination by the authori-
files of the springs near the Kapena falls last week,
fully sustained all that the ADVERTISER has said in
III AANAf III Nv ~ VI NWN NaAtt" pup
ply. Mr.. c. W. Hart, ia charge OF a gang of prison
laborers, was employed zap 10 Thursday noon in
the work OF turning the water Of the springs en-
tirely INTO the reservoir aud shutting OF the ditch
water. AR. II. has had a large experience In con-
.nection with the water-wOrks, and has executed
the present job with care and tboroughness.
PREAcnING IN CHISEsE.-On Sunday evening last,
in the Bethel church occurred an unusual and very
Interesting ceremony-the baptism by the Rev. DIR.
Damon Of a Chinese convert 10 Christianity, in the
presence Of a large number Of his countrymenf To
the few other foreigners who were present-Ameri-
cans and Englishmen-the services that preceded
and followed the ceremony were sufficiently novel.
Mr.. Sit Moon, the Chinese colporteur, conducted the
services. These began with singing Of hymns by the
congregation in Chinese 10 familiar tunes, such as
IS Rock of Ages" etc. Prayer, and a sermon from
2S:19.20. OF course the latter was "all
Greek - to us; but the speaker was evidently earn
est and fluent, and his countrymen listened with
marked attention. The convert, at his own request,
was christened Paul. He is yet a young man, Is
said to be well educated in his own language, and
bears an excellent character. This is the fourth
native of China who has been admitted TO the Bethel
church within the past few years. Sit Moon, the
colporteur, appears to be doing a good work among
his cOuntrymen, whose respect he has evidently Sc
cured.
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y The Hawaiian Mission Chiliren's Society
viii meet this evening 81 the residence Of p. C.
Jones. ESQ. Nauanu Arenne AZ Z so O'clock
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I II. r. II. PErScE Lr1KEouoxr returned from Ha-
vail per h1assoo last night.
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THE O
WHICH THEY OFFER FOR SALE 10 ARRIVE.

4 khEsH " o1LE Ap AnAttB~
GROCERIES, HUBBUCK'S PAINT OIL,
White Zinc, White Lead,
Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre.
Caustic Soda, C. c. Tin Plate, Sheet Lead. !
Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Sheet Zinc, :
Galvanized Tubs. Fence Wires.
Refined Iron, White Bros. Portland Cement.
Gunny Bags, Burlaps Bags,
Printing Paper, Petroleum Barrels.
New Oil Shocks.
Vienna Furniture,
Burtelleaut il Cos, Brandy. in glass, one to
four diamond,
Bu:telleaut Il Cos, Brandy in Casks,
Gin in Cases,
Norwegian Ale.
Cordage,
Wi2lCsW Glass, &c, &c, DC
seas
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BARGAINS TO BE HAD.-We beg to call the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisements OF Mr..
Magnin and Messrs. Cleghorn s. Co. in to-day's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-09

Music THIS AFrERNooN.-The band will commence
playing st Emma Square at A O'Clock. Following
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UlVen under Our hand, at Our Palace, IN Homo
lulu, this Twenty-eighth day Of September, A. D..
1875, and the Second Year Of Our Reign.
KALAKAUA n.
sNoTE-A Puloulou is a staff or rod with a round ball al
the end Of it-which in ancient times being set up before any
place, indicated that the place was-Sanctuary-Bo that a
person taking refuge there, was safe while he staid there.
tNoTE-A Kahii is a Standard composed Of various colored
occasions
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FHAsEs o. raE MOON FoR rHE MoNrH OF OCroHra,
lsTS-HoxoLULV AEAS TINE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-16

~The next Senate of the United
States will have in it seven Iex1Confede
rate officers.-Ohio State Journal Rep.
And the very first name called on the
roll of the u. S. Senate is that of j. L
Alcorn, of Mississippi-an ex-Confede
rate General, and now ar extreme Rad
ical Republican, whose name appears
first in the list of those Senators who
voted for the so-called Civil Rights Bill
The Republican organs ought to b.
rather chary of their illusions to thi
topic Of exrConfederate politicians
Zanesuille Signal (Dem.
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Suffering in the 8lack Hills.

OMAHA, March 6.-Gen. Ord has in.
structed Col. Brady,commandant at Fort
Laramie, to send out force tosbring in
the remainder of the Siaux City Black
Hills patty, who are reported to be in a
suffering condition, if the two men who
came in from the hills will guide the
oommand. Orders have been issued to
prevent any one else from going into
that country, and any one trying it will,
undoubtedly, be followed and driven Out
by the military. mon 93aelasla .a-oI
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! Preaching with out N ofes.

Never begin to preach without notes
withithe idea Of saving work by itJi, To
be sure you get rid ofsthe fatigue ofthe
pen and desk work. hnBut you want to
collecting thoughts for your sermon
as you 60 errands, or while waiting for
friend to come down stairs at whose
house you are calling. Sometimes
thoughts willarise as you are conversne
on the, street which are fitted for the ser
mon, and you have only to store them
away for future use. Such thoughts
come oftener to me now than they used
to. There is often additional labor il
speaking without notes, for -yoh mus,
krow the subject better. You must have
it thoroughly in mind. The mind must
be charged through and through with it
Req R s. Storrs, D d. N 5"'
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The sewers of london = are built Of
several different forms, such, as theory
and experience has suggested as, best
for carrying Off storm waters ana re-
fuse matter 4n'large sewersithe circu-
lar form of section . has beenl wholly
abandoned, and egg-shaped; sections
modified in various ways seem to be
preferred. A sewer, the section OF
which is the shape of an egg with the
"pointp down, requires less deep exca-
vations than a circular sewer, ard sc
cures greater depth of water and more
securing" power. Some of the old
circular powers in London have recent
ly been improved, though somewl at re-
duced in capacity, by building lin them
masonry, which gives a, sectional form
more nearly resembling the point of an
egg.
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netting on the Result,

The New York gamblers are busy
selling pools on the results of the Beech
-er trial. "On Saturday night of last
week." says the Graphic, $3.50 were
given for the FIRST choice that the jury
would disagree: S25 that there would
be verdict; 50 that the verdict would
he in favor of Tilton, ana 81 that il
would be in favor of the defendant. i
is thus apparent that the gamblers con
slider Mr.. Beecher's chance of obtain
ing a verdict exceedingly small"
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q Eugagements In Cuba.

HAyANSA, March GA recent en-
gagement with the Insurgent Cavalry in
Santa Clara Department resulted in the
killing of 80 of their number, mostly ne
groes. The Spanish loss was Z killed
including Major Bargas. The Spanish
troops on the Mora River, near Guarta
rame. were attacked few davs ago by
the Insurgents, clad in the Spanish uni
form. Loss reported heavy on botf
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Auethg.
THE OLD CANOE.

The following beautiful poem was
published some time ago in an obscure
Arkansas paper. The name of the all
thor is unknown; yet the production
would do credit to any poet:]
Where the rocks are gray and the shore is
,rf steep, - -.
And the waters below look dark and deep;
Where the rugged pine, in its lonely pride.
Leans gloomily DER the murky tide, n. al.
Where the reeds and rushes are long and lank,
And the weeds grow thick on the winding bank;
Where the shadow, is heavy the whole day
@ through, .rawa.Es4 Yadlia grit5a-
Therelies at it's msorings the old canoe. q, 2
The useless paddles are idly dropped,
Like a sea=bird's wings that the storm has
Topped, ay.i..J . - ~,
And crossed on the railing, one Ger one, .a
Like the folded hands, when tbs, work is done
While busily back and forth between m All
| The spider stretches his silvery screen, .-erc
And the solemn owl with his dull ''too hoo,", +,
Settles down on the side of the old canoe. be
The stern, half sunk in the Shiny wave, =, =
Rots slowly away in its living grave, -
And the green moss creeps Ger the duh decay
Hiding its Wondering dust away. =, 40.
Like the hand that plants Ger the tomb
| sl Hover, i 9-9.'J tasg '-ffsazs e.- ~
Or the ivy that mantles the falling tower; g7
While many blossom of loyeliest hue r,-,
Springs up Ger the stern of. the old canoe
The cnrrentless waters are dead and still,
But the light wind plays with the boat at will
And lazily in and out again - -
It floats the length Of the rusty chain 49,
Like the weary march of the hands Of time,
That meet and part at the noontide chime; -
And the shore is kissed at each turn anew .r.,
By tho dripping bow OF the old canoe. ", 5,,..
o. many a time, with a careless hand, 49,. "
/ have pushed it away from the pebbly stran,
And padded it down where the stream run
- quick, - - -. -.
Where the whirls are wild and the eddies thick
And laughed as I leaned Ger the rocking side
And looked below in the broken tide - 49,.
To see that the faces and boats were two r.
That were mirrored back from the old canoe.
But now as lean DER the crumbling side,
And look below in the sluggish tide, o7TE
The face that see there is graver grown,)
And the laugh that hear has sobsrer tone.
And the hands that lent to the lightskiff wing
Have grown familiar with sterner things; !
Bnt love to think Of the hours that sped
Ash rocked where the whirls their white spra
5YGn shed, cwt ~ esij 7e'd h901 al
4 Fee the blossom waved or the grasn grass gre,
Ger the mouldering stern of the old canoe.
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Johnny's Essay on "The Tode,'

olTodes is like frogs, but more dignity,
and when you come to think Of it, frogs
is ,wetter.; The, warts which tedes is
noted for can't be cured, for, they is
cronick, but if I couldn't get vel, ide
stay in the houses MY grandfather
knew tode whichrsomebody had tanned
till it was like folks, When its master
WISHED it would come for flies. They
cetches 'erin- with their tong, which is
some like 4 Tong red worm but more
like litenin, only litenin, haihL got mo
gum into it.l The viii be sslaadin q
rubin, its hind legs together and think
in wat fine I'll it is, and the tode q sit
ten some distance " away like it was
asleep. Vile yaulare seein the flia al
plane as you ever see any thing, aallr al
once it aint there. Then the to1e ht
looks up at you sollem, out Of his eyes
like he said watts become Of that iii
but YOU know it ct it. s99HAieht ssole
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Strengthen weakness. !,

We are often weary in life. We wan
to lie down and rest; want to giyeruE
almost. We think our strength gone
and we simply pray for Gods forgive
ness of our sins and crave strength 70,
the hour. Well, we are surprised tt
find that we come out of lourldepressior
helped and strengthened. God hears
our prayer Our very trnst in him re
fleets back on our life. His Spirit fili:
our own, and we even feel thankful 70
a trial The strength must he from o,
ligh onlyci lla.a -,3 gtas.it ;rs
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A Kansas family has lived four days
on dried apples and snow. A down
easter with such chances would have
crawled out from under the drifts with
eleven patents for making dried apple ict
cream Boston Globe.
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THE KANSAS CENTRAL

also three foot road, is in operation
from Leavenworth to Houlton, Sc miles
No progress has been made in extending
this line since the panic, but it is doing
a paying business in spite Of it's unfor
tunate position, sandwiched as it is in
between the two wide gauge roads, ano
ending on the open prairie 1t is evi
dently the meat of the sandwich, how.
ever, for its outlying neighbors have
both defaulted their interest, proving
with all their land grants and through
traffic, to be less remunerative as an il
vestment than this little road, dependent
entirely upon its local business; indeed
had the Kansas Central been built on the
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

THE undersigned, having beon appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners, Blanks, administer
Oaths, take, Dispositions. acknowledge Deeds,
Mortgages, and other Instruments of writing.
sug4, 74tf VIM WORKMAN.
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Aasstmtnts &t.
sepAaiid 11oqss,tys,
gllRsI|se q s!||se 4.

geu0tss'tt 81 utfNt
A, in his honey ,Inoeals taqs fisgssfeA
bis saint Gen ytarslsrbass led sndfy
, 'AmssSlsr gent tIciancsl, s sSys u;
lady, sis, a,satg pod q g I! liol pa
certain class.of gonns <seiI -.
u am saddest when I sing" said q.
native of the Sandwich fslaDds. So
are zthese WHO hear him Tley. are ~
saddef even Than she Is. = ''ss'ss-s''s'' ss
z Aaviees from Asia state that in one !.
district alone, out of population OF
fiityitwo 'thedsand, tweh V thousand
have died since the beginning OF tho
famineafi ip Isaillg & ssla.iss 10 ssteasss, IS
A ciaciahati woman Used 10 think pdr.
alysis dangerous thing; but since her
husband comes home twice q week with
such stroke Of itethat he has Etp-~4,e
carried'pp the steps, she rather scoffs.af
the disease. fi5asb,,og
Three Thousand bird nests have been
distributed at various points in the
parks OF Paris. They are made for the
sparrow, titmouse, cuckoo, bfackhira,-
.magpie and others-and in the forms
respectively as the birds make shemfor
'pua'e',e,,''i,la,a,1. e 9,,1 Prs 'slia.quSH
Ahl ia'ehisens iaay askehas tisQpifforIi
receh.iy' VINO was about comnletng the
sculpture OF ., a iamo' SDid sou cut out
'nas 'o, au ma tla see1. 600, 1,lf{oy no x.x
S0n No., ,IoIssia sag j the :. sculptor; .the ,
.amo mas oeen mere an the time. only
..,. uon .n1 ~, ,, "aroie ifo'n around aItn1-,
'n@, an. llia sso1s9k ~9a1
Eec.rle,.v q, y rs now announced se be an
! Beuohara.l Of, Paris. states lha.ltsvsna .
mnsii9'ne ee9'a Is grea,ty Fdecayeo per..v
cgte y lrequs9tly onIalnsed; @ ss1;, and aESt,
,enes Y MMoSs inyaIiaole
Sore'lmes So,r Tue appnca.ion IS: con.inued
naii ,1an sn noui, lauougu Ai'een MiauteS
IS usnaiiy nsl suinclenta -. = Nc sA
The Athepaum states that MI. Geve.
! Smith has tfisco vered AMONG Tue IA $500
rian tablets in the BrtishssAi usenm the,
legend of the building of the TeEsr, Of
Dauei. lnis aiscovefy IS quite as I'M
pofnn, as lnas sl ,he taole. ersiaNnG 40
tne lD1einge, maqe known i1ast yssrS py
thsys8 the Sapfe fN gentleman. 81, b,o a.aa;h
4 "A young man, 10 New York, recently
/ picked up 'an envelope contsinfRgs U7G,,
loco worth of bonds, which-hes pcturDeti
to their owners, Arm Of bankersr ,Fhe
latter had lust had their circulars prin.
III &, ooo -, q .I -.
.eo, oHe,lng Yl,oVv Sc ware l9r: the mass-
fng pponas, nas promptly ap cut iolsI down tne
reward 70 SiVo; - - ~, :,
q The London correspondents Of the
boston Advertiser says that the fcport
1ls weii tonnda ! that the French Pfines
i Imperial :. to marry the yonngesh
faanenlef al alaeen lcf ORA and tnAt
8 IN consequence .ol I,lns arrangement Itne
queen mas !pe0rseu tue lsst loSn ppt "
!, ! IGsrculal0n y nnsiano.p w s1e empress
Eagen1e.es OF gsi. sal aedea;9 50
i 95Rlondin is making q fortupai ID Ans.
! ltralia He reduced his prices during
January last at Melbourne to three, two
land one shilling, and the result was that
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a Close Fit.

4 53AEi ikt-I Sli HssEfya YthffOtCu e U5Ylq
The following instance OF. youthful
exactness comes to US from a friend in
Hinghatn, Massachusetts,, where 1t re-
Gently occtHFed:w haA ,9yEl!9e aIs'4e
saAnexhihlionl was given here some
months since by Ton, Thumb, st which
the prices were twenty five cents fps
those over ten years-of age, and twelve
and q half cents for those under 3ildBs
Itiwas Johnny's tenth Ibirtha day, and
his cousin Macy, aged thirteen,lthou
it to be ,her, duty to celebrate it by ia
king him in the afternoon to see the
dwarf Arriving at the door she put
down thirty eight cents, and asked for
two tickets. .Yea e4uag9Ig o0 ~ sb1oli-
show old is this boy r. asked the
ticket seller. observation-disclosures 49,.
SWELL" replied Miss Mary, "this is
his tenth birthday, but he was not born
until late in the afternoon galsTa| L
The vender of tickets accepted the
accuracy Of the averment, and handed
her the proper certificates for admission
But it was close fit.
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For be on rhoney-dew had fed.
And drank the milk of paradise.

0EHIf17o1 11S o11E 10IIoy -uoW uou IS1' . .
ieof And drank the milk of paradise. ID r.
q he had also acquired somereputation
in the consumption of baser compounds,
When, therefore. he threw himself back
in his chair, holding up the amberliquid,
Manager Bum was all attentionaoa adI
ht.lfl you have any more of thatldivine
tipple, Bunn,Y said he. slet me tell you
how you should place it, ,l1o,s2fdgti
,aBunn was, of course, delighted toige,
practical hintlfrom such source. lias
at.Eaketit out of your wine CELLAR re.
marked the solemn epicure, "aHd put i,
into your boob selleri''u aas.. q .ptnnal
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Anecdota OF Murray,

When Alfred Bum, the manager, in,
yited Murray. the publisher, to dinner, he
provided out Of his ample stores some
extraordinary Hook, Murray was con-
noisseur, 5ofs,r 49, ......
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adopting it for the Utah Western, which
is desi med to be d very long line. and,
moreover, though country that would
offer no difficulties ile ntiie CONSTRUCTION
of a wide gauge road, were not the 3
fc OF gauge considered superior. was
informed on good authority, that actual
trial has demonstrated the fact that the
Is ton locomotives ON the Utah North
ern haul as much paying freight up "a
100 foot grade as can be done with the
40 ton locomotive on the Union and
Central Pacific Roads. This reIarka
BILE fact is explained by the great differ 3
encein dead weight in thetwo classes of
rolling stock, which figures SO largely.
in the battle of the gauges. ,-,o,.. ,t.i
pEs MONIES : MINNESOTA RAILROAD, !
lis another Of the 3 footsroads that have
been built and put in operation the past
summer. Itextends from DesT Moines
north 81 miles to Ames,o on the Iowa
division of the Northwestern Railway /;
maximum grades, so feet to the mile;
rails of the usual narrow gauge pattern,
80 pounds to the yard, This road is
running two passenger trains each way,
and doing good paying business, taking
more passengers in and out of Des
Moines than aEy other road entering the
lefty. The nominal cost, as represented
by stock and bonds, is $13,5 per
ifmile, including a fair equipment Of rofl-
ing stocksV Mr.J. j.. Smart 2rthe Vice
President and Superintendent, is also a
Large; owner in the road, So enthusias:
tic is he over the success Of the enter
1prise that he says he would rather have
money invested in narrow gauge roads
than in any other property lin the State
Of Iowa. 1t is proposed to extend this
road northeast from; Ames via Water
loo to connection with the Iowa Eas
tern narrow gauge, thus forming {
thorough line from McGregor ptoi De-
4 MoinesI SYhq uLaa atir saw
4 A 3 foot road will also be built in tn
spring from Des Moines southeast t,
Knoxville, and pushed ultimately to tn
Mississippi River at whatever point, ,
2 narrow gauge from Chicago shall b
: built to connect Herewith. -,
Beside the new narrow gauge road
above mentioned, there, have also bee
completed q, miles on the Galena 1
} Southern Wisconsin; an extension Q
y % miles on the Cairo d ST.. Louis, an,
| of IS miles on the Iowa Eastern, maxim
altogether 142amiles Of news foot roa
} built the past summer in the region, trih
: utary 10 Chicago, and Increasing til
J whole amount within this limit to GA
miles. sq s)zHt poll lo eIIlGIN:J.
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NUESTS will fnd the best accommodation
u a. this Hotel, and no pains will be spared
TO make them comfortable. & - -
Hacks leave the Hotel every morning 70
Woodsfeld.
3 Carriages and drivers furnished travellers
at all times. jutyl ,l873-1
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsING:

q 10; ;c..., s..ss, .,..... Il
TERMS OF ADVERTISING: 'sdi
oue sauare, three weeks. :.!:s2 SO
one SQUARE, three months: y 0o'
One square, six months.9 9......:...:.l0 90
One SQUARE, nine r1onths.s..s... .ssssao 90
One square, twelve months. 90
Two souares thrse weeks ............o D 90
Two SQUARES, three months. T. w.
Two sousres, six montRG G............l IL 90
Two souai es, time months. 1890
Two SQUARES, t&tlse months. s..........lS. 90,
ons-fcurth column, three !months......lb.0 90
20 nix --~ six months. 90.
nine months 80 90
sSsaTes twelve MONTH szd.E36s 001
one-half colanns three months .sl ,a29s 90
% ALL six months. ......,3Q. 0Q.
AA a.7... ,v. nina mopths. s.,,,,,,Se 90
twelve months. .4p 9s
One eolumnl shfss months. .,,.......3 SO 90
co Iss :. six months. ............:45 20
az nine months. hs............55 w
O. stwelys months. ..s.. .n75 90
sH1vslys liaes, or less, win be charged as
HAll legal advertisements will be charged
BY the line, iad 5sHast be paid in advance Of
publics.ien.
q Notices Of the appointments OF Ad: -
q ministrator'sa and Executors; also -
& Attachment Notices and Road noti- II
n ess, two dollars, In advance. -
EAdyertising done At pubiished rates
md payment tsdaifsd In advance in all
oesea' q. fsa
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las TO ACCIDENTS,

we have yet to learn of sny serious one
yet occurring on foot road, or of any
accident whatever traceable to the mar
rowing Of gauge. A car was once over'
turned by a whirlwind on the Denver
and Rio Grande, ,tbut under the same Cir
cumstances the same thing would have
happened to a wide gauge car, and, even
in this instance, neither car. nor. passen
gers were seriously injured. The fact
that the bodysof a narrow gauge car is
placed so much nearer the ground serves
greatly to diminish the danger when one
gets off the track. :
THE wYANDoTTE, KANSAS CITY D. NORTH