davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-04
Gin benz srfcnSipe critics SuA!"
4%rtbnr's ieste.s nnp s.r.0.btes.
0efubr!!!

ODER: S%eriuunoeti in BEN 0auS zines 6reunbes.
Dieles pplleneetife aSsrf oieles V~ttsrausn Der
Mmeritanilben Gl4ratnr oat ais Sorluuri einen De.
a~enitanp. weiber Oas ioeiale Nesen unleres selainmten
Bottles Deriibrt lrlo Aiebl elren lhredliheu ltsberbttd
iber ll,Uel, lpe, Dies eS blos,teut. MuRercrnentlid,
i~pannenc unb auiregeme, piro es pou Alsn nit
Beal roe aelelen iperbel. Jllmitrirt unc fdbpu qes
auneen. sHlr fno entl6lonen. oas BUD IN ieoer a..
milte oes SanoeS e,h5in!fn9rem uno oner,ren not nt
den Sublcvibeuterlammleru 90ir perlaneen nberal
Masntea uno ididtu gratis auf Yerianssn Bsoinsuns
usn VII bslfreibe, be Strsulsre. 3. ~. Stoehar'
, 1877-09-04
Mcrp0ie &oplidmerjen

merSen burh 8~erltopfuua ODER Seroauz
uuss- @%torunsen be~rporserufen. Dieie>
uiseu Yerlonen, uelde an oieiem uebel
leioen, miillen &afiee, Stun, Sier uno
Tabad nermeioen mo Den 2eib burb Or.
Au9uit &0ni9's Samburscr 2ropfsn often
bolten.
Yerionen, weldle elmer iitenben 2ebeuse
wciie unteruorie fen iino, iollten iid frib
Uioreens Semesuns in frcier 2uft ma
hen uuo Or. Ansult &6nis's Slmburscr
Irppfen mebrnlals res Cages in fleiaen
Oolen gebramhen.
, 1877-09-04
Die COMPOUND Orp,eu Sebaaolnua

Dies lit tein Spitem Der 6siluna. Weldes in ieiusr
netiiirtes Crpsen 1T. SIS 1T oas lu~unoerbaI le 8es
lcb~unsSmittci D 8 msniblIden &orpers. oas is be.
tannt Wuroe. Desbaib lhon ioute es elne 9r6Bere
Nienas BON 9ranfbeiten beiten ane cine sroBers Uiense
einr ans9eoebntsn @riaNrunl beliatlaen oieie @n.
nohme. Tie tlnierieidneten pereinisrn lih BARN, Osn
&yantsn rte ipuncerbarcn @i9enfdDaften nes
Vpmpounc Crpgsu befannt mlo annebnbar Al
inadsn. Is ut bas Ndcriie. pirtiamiie uub b,u,9te
btilmittel in Der g8rit. Mae Sbminolihtiae. DPS.
pep tier. Gsldhmte (tirjliH) iu,o lille lbit psnn lie
'nimutbiats JnuaIiSsn Rnb. ionten fur un,ere Y,ro.
ldire pon 40 Sritem ihiden. ptlte oisIe muuoerbare
aber mahre Der &ts uno Die bs,ten 3eusnifis entpalt.
Srei nit Der poft %uerlaHot.
O. ". Startep, A. NJ. NJ. D.,
@. q. Nalen. PHI. b. NJ. D.
sW25iul' Starfsp v. Vcten. ill2 6iraroStr., pbtI,
, 1877-09-04

onB Seoet,n nj oas bette ME iIcir,ide COMPOUND nj
iuelb's !: BEN a'ublifnm aeboten iuuroe. 3ur yrneue'
runs unp &elnisana. pes 8lutes. ,nr Yertll suna ollie,
zen bes Spitems; Is bclebt unp itaptt oas svheml
osldes bud &rahtbeiten gel ,pdht ,puroe in De,
SbIt lit es. 10 e es Tlele arnarnt Daben, Der sruBi
s8ieoerysriieler Der GeiunbDeit."
, 1877-09-04
6tropbelu nnb anbcrc
&rQufhcitcu De8 8lutcS,

Scropbcln (King's EviD iino cine
Seroerbnib Der Sdfte beS &0rrers, uelde
renlelben nit ldltisen uno bosarti en- I'M
reinisfeit n iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
bes &orpers miro seidmddt, ielbft tuenu
Die auberen anseiden tutal feblen, pelde
ourd Nusidldse auf benz &cpfe Ober a
oeren Tbeilen oes &orpers Die Anwe1enz
belt bon @cropbeln a~nsei9cn.
. &ranfbeit 1T nm 10 9efdbrlider uno
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in uielen 6auen erbs
llh BON sc dledt AFT @eldledt fortses
pflanst miro uob idredlid iiuo Die 6olsen,
weld)e Nus ebruns, Seridwdruns Der
2tbtr mo enolib ben Too nad iih aieben.
Sour pcsetabiliide Meoi3inen, ,uelde
Die Sdfte oeS &0rpers reini9en, uno zen
@iftitoff entfernen, lino hier bon wirtlidem
Use TIE.
Or. Iuauft &onis's Samburser SAINT;
lien=W teoisinen uno inter bic Ell Or. Slug,
&0ni9's hamburger 2ropfen reini9en oas
Splten,, erneuern Die Sdfte uno entfere
Len oas 9eicen, u,oem le es NIT Der Wurs
sel au reiGen.
, 1877-09-04

uU z Musseseidnete gang meme $3.50.
f'austpS j, olelgp.j 4Idnos nur $1Sj; lie
SN~ro(.> miiilen ~uertantt lerosn Sebpne,
oINttis aufred,te Noi nbol; NianpS. nes
Mig ssbrond,t. 6ofaempreis $500, MUIR S125
Ia Tor. Ora.ln. 2 Jteallt r, $40. . Geailter &65.
2 Meniit, II MIR S95. 5aIt neu 4 Get 9teeo IL Jtea
utter. sub Bag unp Coupler Orsei S55. ~toiteteu iiber
$3.50. Die Till item e aml, botenen 9rsiI,; lie
uerpsn ani 10 l00e yum Seriud, aeididt. Sbr fra9t.
lparum i'd 10 billi9 an iete SD antWort': 6arte
3eiten. 1907 Nr' c ter minen Arbrit baden. llrs
N1H e:. sri g Aeaen mid he9onnet ourt Die Wtonopo-
liiteu 0er a ltA toiitbet. 9tdbe"es rnent9eltti u.
ibreue: Sanisi II. S'attp. WafbiM9tpu, Neu
Sev| y. AsSlnuo;
, 1877-09-04
Or. Sberntait

permeioet onrd ieine @pplitation nno itins 6silunss'
m.tbooe ole Sb1oeu. ,Uslhe Die Sruhb1noer aufi en-
uno lielt bic 3beile. pclbe belbGbist parsn. Der lu
natiirlit,r &ralt Ino 6e1unObeit.
Die belluna miro onrdb Or. Sberman's Wtetbooe
obne Operation berteigefiibrt. elnfa6 ourb GuBere.
brtlide. loppbl m%etamide wie meoictn ide Nppti, a.
tionen. melbe td9lib pom Talient II aemaht weroem
ON wdbreno Der SrbanoluuS ir9eno elns Mrt bon
Nrbeit tbun fam, obne o iabr Dor e~ut3Inb tenn Vrube
unO obne oaB es ole Sur beeinfluBte. 3euanilie pon
0~ebeiltsn berrem in oec Stoot merpet Seaebem @ius
arpBe @n3atI BON Oriaimal pboto9rapbrn. melhg
ana, ben. iiub in bet Office gu lebeu. Ireiie mGBi9.
Die COMPUTATION III irt,. Ganoleute f6nnen bsban'
oslt p'reeu rno am ielnem Gage beimtebren. 9ide,
nit pbptoaropbitn bon ihlmmen }Gusn beopr uni
nab per bsilnn9 meroen iir 10 Gts. per Qot u~sriamot
Or. Sherman lam eoulult IT ,peroen in lsine,
Office, 25S SrpabWap. Wem BORT. ;~49815aue
, 1877-09-04
300 Yianos uuo Orqel1,
%patt's xeoens'S aliam. IN
Gin meDt3tntlhes YyunDcr.

Nbeumatismus, gtural8Ia, Wi1t IN Iprem lpltmmfah
Staetum, SeroIsln, &Sntss. aranttsit, 9rpapslas, az.
1elupure unp be tpltmmtsn 6aue pon piuttrantvr,'
ten, 8rpBt SHpaHe, Geper. unp Nttrenletpen, WinB'
purm Is. &c. pup .lui's Sefimmttns purp ci.,ea xSnls
iusr 0te,nisunssmit.sl sSpe,lt. Dsrlelbe III ipa'snp.
,panSla Sapre ptnbutH spm Yuplttum erprpbt, sa,
2unpsriauisnpe ppn daler sspsilt unp eAr,ri pew,
oenn na1 WSrlpr,fI atnp.nmen. SIT etn tteres pel.
r,ttel ppn ttrtIn IN auen %betlbaren tausn, euriri St
faulten alttn Vel1wure, lelpI MO rer SnpNen l1sn an.
Ieirehen III.
ppatr's Sebsns.B aliam eurtrts Ssrrn J. y. Ssn.
oap, 2ra8ppsn Ina pact-Lpsater 5l Brp0tipn. ". D.,
pom trpaitben 0penmattsmus, aaGpsm cerielbs cen,
xItpla Won ben periusubgtn Aersten Iuropa's 1ni
AmeyIta's bsbanoeIt wpr.e en- mar.
ppdn tebens' Oaliam eurirte perm v. u.
9eup. Dpdmanet ~. III Wlaptlon Str., pcn ssaena
5siaprltHsn WslQwur, nabesm or iets 4ipAats IN,
6rpapnaV 9pipttal MAR Mnp port ais ~untetltar stIlar,
puroe.
6patt's 9ebens.asal1am tsil,s Ssrrn 5atpb mptp,
Otnee VIC. 242 Sresnpiu Str., pon etuem lerpute len
Ssinware psbe bic SaulntB loon bis aaf ben 1nvWen
5~eorunsen mar. psrr u. bar pabrenp 10 Sapren pa9
5elhteener 3eiluna teIne WteberpcIan8 Der araaIsetI
erIaprrn.
ppatt's :.sebens. BALKAN su,trts 5srrn gptntan
springer, Ho. 1855 Browne Ctr, pplfaneia ppn sH,.
yunretsm NpsumaIsmls 10 ernnl,ber &rt paB ptr,s,p,
oen @stt bee atanten loon perwirrt bate. Den Vs-
nannte fennte mot teine 9aap gum 8ppte erheesa ami
Uar mabrsnb prsies Uisnass an's teu B%sfsisit.-
gu babtn 1T Der Saupt, Office, 246 Wrane Str, x2t
oct 4pptbstern i'm Mu6ems,uen, ~ 81 per Slai1t. S,us
Siaittn So.
9patt's berubmte > etlmttteI limb.
ppatt'S uaisblbarer Qtbtns- Saliam " s. 10.
Spatt's IA ~. srtpsl. ttattsr asbsus. BALKAN, ~
.i.25. Spatt's Yuin,pntl Sailam, ebsr Der "a Utae.
,ubsisen ,rsuae, aa St.Ou. - Spatts Spis x,n,,
msni, u%nrsblpar Iur et,psn anp sGmsrssn ittsr art,
~Appfpsb, Snhusnta. @atarrb, Su % @is.
9psnn sbtse &t.itsln,Ht IN eurer &pptbets cher an ~.
rem piase ~ babsn tRp, 10 peaps man IT'D brett anpas
central SspS!, 246 @ransar,. V. y.
Giu In >. pputt Il 60, &t9entbumer,
hsbtraa bin per SspFss ssri8idr bs,m bs'Sfr
GuStno. 13n.2uian
, 1877-09-04
Scr Magen nno ieine
l%turcgelmdBigleit.

Cine aeiuuoe reaelmaBiae 9eroauun!
1T Der @runoitein Der @eiunobeit be-
menidliden &0rperS. Die metiten &rant
beiten, oenen Ger Wasen unite worien 1T,
entiprin9en oeitortetn 8eroauunas : Ser
m0sen mo baonrd ,inaetretcner 0eritopf,
ing Der Candle res &0rperS. Dieie Ser,
# pfuns gu teben tperoen aber oft rei3eno.
WfeoiSinen ansewenoet, meld)e nidt 'elten
cine @nt3iinouna Der Darmbdute beruor.
rufen uno ben &Orper idpuaden. &raf
muB in Die Srsaae sebradt nno oeren
Bunft omen reeul IT meroen.
Gls elm peaetabiliid,er Me9ufator ifeben
Or. A1suit &Onis's Samburser Gropfen
uniibertroffen ba. Dielelben reinisen Den
Wtaaen, itdrfen Die Sober uno lte0en oas
gelt0r1e 0%eroauunas= 8ermG9en ,pieber ber.
, 1877-09-04
@ci0wnllte Gcidwiirc,
XlcGtcu, Sal1flub

fntlprin0en olle Mnretnem Slute mo II 0nber
ourd) oen ansrtannttn Slntrtiul9er Or. 4ns.
8onia'S Dnmburser Gropien Der @lititoIi
aus benz aorper gu entf.rn, II. Stt 1T es ie'
oot n0tbis, nm Die . lung ~ b~elhlennl9sn,
aubrthe losa Oflttel an%salpenosn. als
ein lOlbeS lit Or. Nusnit aonla's 9amburaer
arauterpfalter ionobl als 3us- mle 9stl'
VII fer pon gutter @irfung nno leiitst belon'
oers lduaeneen Dfittern, weld,e on NeIhmole'
men 8riilen leloen, nnbe,ahlbare 0lemlte.
, 1877-09-04
Segetiue 81. babcu bel aaen 9rn aaiiten
vNuksr Mrbeit."
8eians nit Gboruon
alice - ~ t b Borne,

SertdM'rM pou nLlsuen TO the MOck1ng BIRD"
Ill sail the seas over'', What Is home without a
Mo.he," etc. etc.
'Out Of Work, without a penny,
Pleading help before thy door.
Without friends among the many
Look with pity on the poor"
Gimt or rubrenohen mo Dnit n Walaben. ot
ie 9colhtet ipuroei 1ie miro Der V riaiierin eile 9rD.
Bere popnlort dt aeeen. ais !lnes. ,pls IL Dor gem
Ibrieh. Areis Is Gents ooer nit iIultrirtem 1itelbla
40 Gts.
Sum Serfauf in alIen 'Muita'i MIRA ,%olunaen; mi
fret me- Der bot mad cinaeinnoter Ye'ablun9 pm Or,
beraiisae. eri oerlb.dt. 8. NJ. Stpbeart u. 60.
6m2S 7Z3 st. ltuut st -. tDila.
, 1877-09-04
0dblu6t.

@etbiuht III e,ne Storuns Der Sober uno
oaburt herpor9epratle ueberfiiluns bes
Ylntes nit Sale. Helnt9una Der Sdfte in
Nolse BON tiihtisem 4bfibren ourh Or. Ius.
&0nla's Samburser Gropfen, tdalide laus
marine 0doer. nno Bewesun3 in freler Huft
lino Die belten Sattoren cine totale Qeiluug
gu bespeden.
, 1877-09-04

0an3eS Mnerbietcn iuertb -. S2l.OO
fanot, menn Sas 1Weio eittaeididt ,pnrOe. .Werpobmsr
BON philadelphia tohnen ibre Yiameu in Der 8 fe Der
berausaabe bes 8lattes 3urudlahen. Mue IuftrGee
ipnten aorelfirt rerOeu ait
, 1877-09-04
Anf.r s.. 90 Anrrbietfn.

ctNP"k pc. w cNuAAUtIAlu
Sad ~elrpfara eines Draft ooer elmer Dol. 9nipei.
funl fir funf rs COY Oolar' meroen mir. %ior9foltti
otrpadt, nit Der @rprsB 90 t ir9eno enem anoern an=
9e8e0enen 9peae (Srabt beim G%mpfnn0e be abl), un=
isre y98eetlp WreB pluo Sffer" ldiden pe unten
1Gber a%n9e9eben - ,pelbes niut sin;tln IN Diejer Staot
inter- eihunc3 ipan5iA 9olars.
@aibinstun's MrmeesS crid,te (pertb in
OolO............
Self MITE 1~teliauie. lptld,e erliiirt. Su
Waiblnaton's eigmerb %nnidrl;t. Spon=
si9 Dollars in Gpin iino fir ein eln.
5i9es Gremplar ouier lpunDerpoalten
Gurioiitdt be5ablt mproeu. Sacitmile
nit GrldlbniR beg Son relics.
World of Wit and HumOr..... $3.50
Bon oen b%eribmtelten SGrrfttenern.
Yin prabtpoles Bud. BroB Sctap.
500 Seiten. $50 Nbbilouugen.t GDlbt
6dnitt uno BolD= Sta
Mammals Sunshine.fO Little
Children ................ 800
Die prad)tpoiife tlluarirte Musedbe
i'll ben BE. Stahten. IL aroBe Yanoe.
3 tlbmoua lide Musaabe. 2SS 5etten. b
800 Biloer. Don 0emen go Sdnitte Don
gang n Slattern. 40 bIblAe Gr5dblun.
ael Iiir Die Rleineu. -
HprnepS Weetip Yree ............... 1.5O
Oas lelensmerlbeite lpobentlide Ylatt
i'm Canoe nit ben b ten Neui9f item.
Sas belIebte ifaimitien . Blatt. S5Gbi9
reoiairt uno nit GORE ponoenten IN
ie0em 1beile. Setne Seiten b lben ein
modcntlides Sourual pDn oen Yortomm=
nlllen III Der gDelt.
, 1877-09-04
@robts Nnerbietcu
Torney's m6dJeutiid)er l)rtGe
Das beliebte 5amilien Sournat oeS Sauoes.

Inn. tpenn mo9lid1, iebcr 5ausbaItung III 4cnniDl'
oanien uno ben benubbarten Stnaten cine Nummer
nll'ercr aus ! iAnetet ,3eituna 81 oeben mo ber,rt
T. It lottGn II au,n 5beIcu br luton beoeuteno ju
pcr9rDB I'll, buben mir ben Nntaui Ter 9auitu Nus=
eab, 5ipee lie onter, ,el ener IN iperthpp e. Vuder
eilrn Is ontratt a ,0eidloIen uno babeu nit Heb Z
Scnrb Smbtbe ont pbilapelpbla, asm S%erfaI'er
9on an a Sunshine for Little
Children'', eiu lleber, nipmntn e%etroffen, nis
iins III DEN staro iest, alien ~i5reunoeu gutter 4eetiire
Die f%olaenoen unperaleihftden Tortbeile an3ub eten,
UNI lo9leit fir nnler fdb q %r,oialrtes umo unitabba=
res Yl,te ssfOrney;s Weekly p ress'', gu
,,tsxSL~;h.,
, 1877-09-04

onusbalt as trseno ei,e anoere Jarbe. sic lit fir ben 1ebraI
enoeren 5arbe. Wtan ftnSst he an pden 2auienoen Der ihor
Sabre lang anaefrihen fo unb bod nod 10 aWt afs nu angeh
bat bic erffen Nrdmten lit 5tpan3is peridieoensn etaats.Gusi
NIT Bdrben tuerscn fret periannt. Ofan penoe Rd an bic
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02
Flirting in War Time.

The war correspondent of the London
Nesos describes very pleasantly an old
Roumanian hotel ip Ploiesti, the head
quarters of the Russian army. Along
three sides of an immense courtyard run
lofty galleries, covered in with glass.
Upon these open the windows of the bed
rooms, tiny dens, in which no privacy is
possible. In the court yard stand few
acacias, few oleanders, struggling to-
ward the light, and great number of
those colOred glass globes which, mount
ed upon pole, are more than equivalent,
in the Roumanian eye, to flowers. Among
the acacias and the oleanders people dine,
weather permitting; but for rainy nights
there is pavilion along one side OF the
court yard-a wooden building full Of
taste in shape and decoration, so bright
of color, so gracefully carved, that one is
pleased to look at it. Then of an evening
come the Lauatorei, or gypsy minstrels,
another institution of the land. They
play wild tunes and sing till midnight,
always by ear, or else they seize waltz
French or German-transfOrm ii, with
notes new and strange, into barbaric
chant, am, the public come to drink beer
and listen for forms sake-in reality to
make love. An instance is cited. A
happy, substantial dame marched in, es-
corted by an elderly gentleman of posi-
ton. Her two daughters followed, with
a youth highly dressed, newly shaved,
pomaded. The young ladies were very
pretty and very we'll behaved; they could
not but smile ut the witticisms of their
companion, whom they answered in the
lowest possible tones. But their smiles
were Of such nature as to stir agony all
round; bitter feelings convulsed the pop
ulation of the neignborhood. From six
or eight tables in circle looks deadly
and imploring were fixed alternately upon
the favored youth and his charges. Other
youths came up to their friend and audi
bly, begged an introduction, to no pur-
pose. The ladies still smiled and still
laughed prettily, nor did their parent set
an example of mercy. She also decked
and wreathed her comely features for the
distraction of the old magistrate. At the
critical moment arrived two more young
ladies, also with an elder relative, yet
more charming than the first pair, whose
inconstant admirers straightway turned
their backs to fall into new enthusiasm.
The twin Ariadnes deserted showed not
the least surprise, jealousy, or disappoint-
ment. Their languid smiles were almost
more sweet when given only to one.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02
Such Is Life.

Oh, the hurry and the worry
Of this ever-changing life,
Pushing, crowding in the struggle,
Painting, falling mid the strife.
Oh, the signing and the weeping
In the sad and broken homes,
Where are hearts that once were joyful,
Now to them no gladness comes.
Oh, the watching and the waiting
For the brighter days to dawn,
For the dark and weary shadows,
To give place to beauteous morn.
Oh, the hoping and the wishing
For the storms to pass away,
When the sun in all his splendor,
Ushers in the newborn day.
Oh, the dreaming and the waking,
As on wings of time we're borne,
Dream, that loved ones still are near us,
Wake, TO struggle on alone.
Oh, the ebbing and the flowing
OF this restless, human tide,
Toss'd about on foaming pillows,
Reach at last the other side.
LUCY E. NEwTOH.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02

dozen men clad in painted boards-that
is, with large signs three feet across and
five feet long suspended about their
necks, one before and one behind-march-
ing in a row down the sidewalk.
One can see but little of these men,
save their rough, unkempt heads, and
their stolid faces, half-secreted under
ragged caps.
1t is Imaginable when a sudden wind
springs up and blows the sign-bearers out
into the streets and around the corners in
spite of their struggles against it. The
street boys sometimes make them miser-
able by catching the corners of their signs,
and twisting them around and around
most numerically.
Occasionally a man dressed like har-
lequin may be seen, all white and blue
and yellow, with tall FOOLS cap on his
head. He distributes papers to the pass
ers-by, with bow and a smirk that do
not possess the grace of Chesterfield.
Little brass bells are tied to his cap, and
eight blue and yellow points fall about
his ears, and dance up and down when
ever he moves his head. These men or
diparily go through their silly labors with
a great deal of composure, and it would
be hard to say certainly that they do not
rather enjoy 'cutting figure"
But pleasanter people to speak of are
the flower, fruit and candy sellers, chill
dren who move about silently amid the
throngs of passers-by, mutely offering
their little trays of bon-bons or nOsegays
for sale. In the season of violets, the air
OF Broadway is perfumed for long dis
tances by the odor Of the flowers, and one
looks with pleasure upon the little black
haired maids, with their neat dresses and
pretty faces, who carry them about.
One of the best known of the street.
people is the merchant knife-grinder," a
very monarch in his way, an Englishman,
with thorough cockney accent.
He is nothing but knife-grinder, but
he does his business in such lOrdly way
that he might Just as we'll have been aSena-
tor as anything else. He has a four
wheel go-cart, very firmly made, and
very finely painted and decorated. The
color is scarlet, and the lettering upon
the sides is of bright gilt. This lettering
says, "Robert Smith, of London, Eng,
Practical Knife Grinder. Work solicited.
Charges very moderate"
The cart is very large affair, and is
full of innumerable drawers. Upon its
front are two 6nely-toned bells, which
jingle at every step, and which are really
quite musical. The knife-grinder him
self pushes his wagon from behind,
swinging another bell in his right hand,
and crying, "Knives! knives?' He is a
strong, ruddy-faced man, and is exces-
sively jolly. He laughs heartily at all
the jokes he hears. He laughs when
they ask him to do some work, and he
laughs while he is about it.
1t is really pleasant sight to see him
with his arms stripped, standing before
his spinning wheel, making the treadle
go and the sparks fly, and to hear him
tell short stories of his experience that
day. There is something so brave and
frank about him that he is very at
tractive. May he never grow to be un'
happy himself. He deserves better lot
and all New Workers wish he may get it
Youths Companion.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02
A Mammoth Sugar Plantation.

A Honolulu paper printed early in
May contains the following: "The Krull
estate, on the island of Kauai, which
com riees some $1,000 acres of rich
sugar and pasture lands, we'll wooded
and watered, together with 5000 head of
choice cattle, boiling-down works, and
valuable permanent improvements, was
recently purchased by his majesty, Kala-
kaua, Capt. James Mckee, and G. W..
Macfarlane, in the proportion of one
fourth, five-eighths, and one eighth re-
spectively, for the purpose of converting
the same into first-class sugar estate,
for which the property is admirably
adapted, having, perhaps, more natural
advantages Gin the way of abundant sup
ply of water, rich soil, fat, clear and un-
broken land, woods, &c., than any other
plantation property ON the islands. A
joint stock company has been formed for
carrying on the business, and on Satur-
day last the Privy Council received the
application of the company for charter
from the Government to incorporate
themselves as the Makee Sugar Company,
with capital Of 100000, in 100
shares of the par value of $1,000 each,
with liberty to increase their capital
stock to 100000. The application was
passed unanimously by the council. We
learn that operations will be commenced
at once and cane planting begun with
out delay. 1t is proposed to adopt the
CO. operative or central factory system,
and already we hear of parties with
means who have engaged with the CON-
pany to plant cane for the mill. Natives
and foreigners alike will be allowed this
privilege"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02
How to Write to the Newspapers.

The Burlington Qowa) Hasokeye recent
" gave some advice to correspondents,
which deserves the consideration of per-
sons who undertake to write to the news
papers. A few of its points are as fol-
lows: W
"Never write with pen or ink. 1t is
altogether too plain, and doesn't hold the
mind of the editor and printers closely
enough to their work.
"If you are compelled to use ink, never
use that vulgarity known as the blotting
pad. If you drop a blot of ink on the
paper, lick it off. The intelligent CON-
positor loves nothing go dearly as to read
through the smear this will make across
twenty or thirty words. We have seen
him hang over such piece of copy half
an hour, swearing like pirate all the
time-he felt that good.
Don't try to write. too plainly. 1t is
a sign of plebeian origin and public
school breeding. Poor writing is an In
dication of genius. It is about the only
indication Of genius that great many
men possess. Sprawl your article with
your eyes shut and make every word as
illegible as you can. We get the same
price for it from the rag man as though it
were covered with copperplate sentences.
"Avoid all painstaking with proper
names. We know the full name OF every
man, woman and child in the United
States, and the merest hint of the name is
sufficient. It is great mistake that
proper names should be written plainly.
.Always write on both sides Of the pa
per, and when you have filled both sides
of every page trail line up and down
every margin and back to the top of the
first page, closing your article by writing
the signature just above the date. How
we do love to get hold of articles written
in this style And how we would like to
get hold of the man who sends Them.
Just for ten minutes. Alone. In the
woods, with cannon in our hip pocket"
To these injunctiOns We may add that
whenever you ask newspaper for per-
sonal information-in regard to the char
acter Of your literary style, for example,.
or your chances of making ten thousand.
dollars year out of literary work in this
metropolis-you ought to be careful not.
to enclose q stamp to pay the postage ON
the reply. Editors not only have plenty
of time to write critical letters Of this
kind. but publishers regard it as q great
privilege to pay the postage on twenty or
thirty such letters week. Also, if you
happen to he woman, be careful to sign
your own Christian name, so that no hint
may be given as to whether you are mar
ried or not; and then if q mistake is made,
by calling you "Miss," when you are
married, or the reverse, you will have
fine opportunity to correct the error in
scornful way. Above all things let not
week pass without writing to some news
paper office asking for the name of the
author Of the line: Consistency, thou
art q ieWel.n