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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
Stiles Forthcoming iowa Digest.

The Hon. E. II. Stiles is now in
Des Moines assisting in the arrange
ment and publication of volume
III of the Iowa Digest. II is con-
tinuation of the Digest heretofore
prepared and published by Stiles &
Withrow, and will embrace q digest
of the decisions comprised in the re-
ports from No. IS to 46 inclusive. 1t
will be of uniform size with the 9TH
er volumes and as an additional fea-
ture it will contain complete table
Of all the cases cited, approved or
overruled, in the Iowa reports. The
design 10 to make it first-class work
of the kind. Mills & Co., of Des
Moines, are the publishers, to whom
orders for the work must be address
ed. 1t will yet be some four or five
weeks before the work can be got
through the press. and Mr.. Stiles in
forms US that he shall be at Des
Moines the greater part of that time.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

Mt. Pleasant don't seem to be sat-
isfied with Beecher. The Reporter
says: "Henry Ward Beecher car
ried away between three and four
hundred dollars that should not have
been taken away from Mt. Pleasant
these hard times. That much money
given to keep the temperance organi.
cation in good shape would have
done more good to this community
than five hundred lectures from Mr..
Beecher."
Besides this both the Fairfield pa.
pcrs are scoring Mt. Pleasant. They
say that they never saw SO much
hOOdlumism as there was in the
"Athens Of Iowa." and the people
from other places were repeatedly in
suited on the streets and on coming
out of the hall after the lecture.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

OLD TYPE. - Excellent BABBlTT
METAL, for sale at l218 cts. per pound
at this Office. w.t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
aaorteaee Notes Named
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

/ will purchase some long time
notes secured by real estate mortgage.
wifi o. M. LADD.
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A Wall.

The Burlington Gazette of the 8th,
INDUCES in the following wall,
which is really pitiful. 1t, however,
makes one mistake, it is not st.
Louis firm, but Liverpool, England,
firm, who have looked the western
country all over, and have concluded
that taking the railroad facilities into
consideration and the market for
their meats of all kinds, that Ottum-
va is a more desirable point In all
respects than any place between Ghi-
cago and the Missouri river for gen.
eral pork packing business, to be run
summer and winter. We know this
is hard on our neighboring city of
Burlington, but like the old man and
his boy, who were training the bull
pup, and the pup grabbed the old
man by the nose and held on with a
deathly grip; we advise you to "grin
and bear it feyther, its death on you
but its the maxim of the pup OF
tumwa has the natural advantages,
her citizens have the grit, and it is
bound to be a city second in impor
lance to no other in Iowa. Just
mind that, now, will you? But here
10 what the Gazette says. and we
thank it for it's candid admissions:
oTTUMwA AHEAD.
A prominent st. Louis firm are
building an extensive pork packing
house in Ottumwa. They consider
that city an exceeding good point for
constant work, all the year round.
They will put up large building,
furnished with all the modern i'm.
provements. An agent Of the COM
pany was in town few days ago, en-
quiring for carpenters and bricklay-
ers. He has work for large number
of both Of these mechanics, for q
short time, and will pay them good
wages.
1t is q little singular that capitalists
doing business of that kind should
pass through Burlington, and estab-
lish themselves in an interior town.
ut is food for thought" In Burling-
ton are TWO extensive pork-packing
esta blishments, which have been
closed for several years. Des Moines
packs pork twelve months in the year.
Ottumwa will now do the same.
Every prominent city in the State has
similar houses, doing good work and
making money. Burlington alone is
dead in this important industry.
Why should not the capital invested
in Ottumwa be settled here? It
would certainly be better place for
the enterprise, and make more money
for tho venturers. Is there any ncces-
si.y for having valuable property like
that lying idle in our midst, while
other towns, smaller and far more in
convenient, are reaping the benefit !?
Not hog has been packed in Bur-
lington for more than three years.
Is it impossible for us to revive that
business
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
military Convention.

The Convention Of the officers Of
the First Brigade, l. N. g., assembled
at the Opera House at 8 o'clock p. m,
and was called to order by Col. P. G.
Ballingall, who nominated Col. N.
Townsend Chairman, and Lieuts.
and Rounds, Secretaries. and
the gentlemen were duly elected.
On motion of Col Ballingall, Gen.
Olmstead and Col. Farmer were re.
quested to take seats with the Chair
man on the rostrum, Col Ballingall
then stated the object of the meeting
to be to take into consideration the
advisability or practicability, or both,
of having an encampment of COM
panies or regiments, or brigades this
fall.
The Chair then announced the con-
vention ready for business. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was then pretty
generally discussed.
On motion committee Of five, con-
sisting Of Gen. Olmstead, Col. Bal
lingall, Townsend, Farmer, and Maj.
Jaques, were appointed TO "draf,
resolutions expressive Of the sense OF
the convention, and present the same
at ~ p. m, to which time the con.
vention adjourned.
OPERA HOUSE, ~ Pm.
Convention called to order by the
Chair.
Committee ON resolutions present.
ed the following, which were adopt.
ed:
Be 1t Rssolued by the officers of the
First Brigade of the Iowa Nationa
Guards, in Convention ssembled a.
Ottum wa, this August 7th, 1873,
That the Major General Command
ing be respectfully requested to or
der an annual regimental parade fol-
drill for five consecutive days in tn,
respective regiments composing tn,
First Brigade of the Iowa Nationa
Guards, at such times and places q
the commanding officers of said regi
ments may by order designate, and
Be 1t Further Resolved, that an au
thenticated copy of this resolution b.
transmitted through the Brigade
General commanding the First Brig
ade to Gen. Mount commanding tn
division. 4.rr
I f. OLMsTEAD,
Brig. Gen. let Brig. I. N. 6
i P. G. BALL1NGALL,
4 Col. 9Th Regiment, l. N.
i N. TOWNSEND,
Col. Sd Regiment 1. N. c
b SAM. c. FARMER,
= Col. I'd Regiment, I. N.
w. H. G. JAQUEs,
Major 9th Regiment l. N.
Committee.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
How It Was In Prosperous Times.

How It Was In Prosperous Times.
From the Burlington Hawkeye, 4th.
1876: .-........--.:: ~; s2o2,2os,o 900
Per capita...........$ 8. 8
Total specie In the country
in 1861, estimated......... $50. 900. 900
Total currency......... 3 AZ 2, 2 O6, 900
Population in 80, 81 ,44S, S2l
Total per capita, 8 A,Io
How Il 10 Now.
Total paper circulation of
all kinds in ls7S......... = 097 .840. 900
Per capita..... ol4.00
Total specie in the country 3l2. 380,l3I
Total currency ............. 1900, 2o0.I21
Population In 1878, (esti-
mated) .......-. AZ, 624, 900
Total per capitaS 2i.74
pEA increase Of SO per cent per
capita in the total amount Of curren.
cy. Where is the contraction?
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
EST RAYED,

Bay horse, near eye out. Liberal re-
ward will be paid for his return.
(20 Wtf) A. j. PECK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

jas. Coombs, of Indiana, who has
been visiting his brother, w. A.
Coombs, in this city, for short time,
left this morning tor Kansas. This
IL his first visit to the city for twenty
years, and he was almost as much sur
prised at the growth and improves
ment of this city Is the Burlington
Gazette. He don't seem to under
stand the cause, but is wonderfully
pl0aaed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
BuvQ1orv.

The Board of Trade saloon was bro
ken into last night, 500 or GOO cigars,
some bottled liquor, and small sum OF
money taken. An entrance was effec-
ted by breaking open the back door
after which they took their time to the
business on hand. 1t lie said that a
man who has been clerking there, is
also missing, but whether his disap.
pesrance proves anything we canno,
now say.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
Col. J. W. hammond's speech

In to-day's. Weekly COURIER
we give the speech entire of Col.
John w. Hammond, delivered at
Prairie City, Iowa, July 9th last.
Col. Hammond is native Of Wspello
county, and q gentleman, every inch
of him, in whom the people Of this
county always take especial pride.
He is an able and ardent republican,
an upright and trusted citizen, and 10
so thoroughly posted that his utter
ances are well known to be reliable
and that the! come from an honest
heart. His speech is an able one up
on the points touched it is clear and
unanswerable. We earnestly ask of
our readers its careful perusal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
Prom Friday's Dslly.

From Fridays DAILY.
Col. S. s. Moore, Of Birmingham
aged 81, died last Saturday and wal
buried on Sunday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

j. H. Van Zant, near Agency City.
had one or two stacks of wheat burn.
ed by lightning yesterday afternoon
during the storm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
From Thursday's Daily.

From Thursday's Daily.
State Supt. Won Coelln delivered
. very instructive and practical ad-
dress at the City Hall, last evening
to the teachers Of Wspello county,
Prof. Won Coelln is an able and indie
fatigsble worker in the cause of edu
cation, and is accomplishing much
for the cause in Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14

On the 9th inst Henry Ward Beech
or lectured at Oskaloosa. The Stand
ard says that the house was not near
full. Mr.. Beecher passed through
THE place yesterday afternoon, and
quite crowd assent led at the depot
to see him. He Occurred last night to
thin audience at Mt. Pleasant, and
to-day went west on the B. & M. to
lecture at Charlton this evening.
Beecher evidently is not intensely adj
mired in Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-08-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
rom Wednesdays Daily.

trOm Wednesdays Daily.
Nicholas Wierengen, car cleaner,
was run over in the yard Of the X. l.
ID. NJ, at Keokuk, yesterday, and
nearly cut in two. He was cleaning
the trucks of a train on a side track
when IN engine pushing train Of
cars accidentally jammed against the
train he was under, causing the acct.
dent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
PAsSENCERs.

Fro1 windrArd Ports. per Lkelike. Aug ll-R Anrep,
A Carar J johnson. AkauR. Miss Bsekley, d. Fida,
Miss Wood Master J Mcclure. Capt Makee aud wife,
Mrs Psco Mrs J II Hare DR. Enders, 6 Campbell, W
Carter and y deck.
Prom windward Ports, per Kilauea Hou, August IL
w II Bailey, DelemRr, VIM Bailey.
For w7ndward Ports per Kilsuea Hou. Aug. IA W
CrowegI David Eldrage Meyers, Judge Fernandez,
Mrs Price Mrs Duncan and children and 40 deck.
From san Francisco, per zealanda, Aug I3.-charles
Watson, Aftin G Mclean and son, Capt Mcintyre
Miss Mary Mcintyre Mrs ChAs Pernet isfant and nurse
Col Kitcheu wife, children and servant Miss Rosa Ma
lee Rev Ooieson and wife, Miss Brownell Z dams,
A Mccumisky and wife, NJ Pogue, Atherton Mrs W
II Bailey. Miss Kate Gray. Miss Ritz. Mrs Brett DR.
spencer. Robertson Chas Knapp, Janicki Mrs A
Bel and servant ChAs smith, Thos Honan, Gardner,
Mrs. eas daughter, Frank 0ser Thomas d Eich-
wer ] Edmonds Schneider, Guliford. Quinlan and
sg Chinese. So adults and 5 children 10 transitu.
FER wimdwnrd Ports per Likelike, Aug. ls.-G Brown
ID VIDA. y A Schaefer w Parke, Misses Along. Z
Afunr VIVA Oesen, Miss Mel, Mrs Mel. Mr. Mel, VIM
shpman, NJ X Keaioa, Nawabi w L Rose and family
Dr Enders like, wife and child, Miss Alma Ali. Hang
some A w Carter N Raiko. Mrs Meis Pilipo. kamau
Ola and 10 other. and about IFS on deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
PORT OF RON0LULU.



Aug. 7-schr KekAulnohi MalaihL from Hanalel
Schr PueokAhi, Twomy, from Maliko.
Am brig sea Wait, Manson, from Seattle,
Am bk d Murray, Frost Is days FROM S. 7.
S-Stmr kilauea H0u Marchant from Kauai
a-Schr WAilae. KAlauao, from Maliko.
schr Setfie Merrill, Hatfield. from Lahaiua.
I0-Schr Marion, Kiblin. for kooa and Waimea
Schr Prince, simers0n, FROM konH q kau.
I-Stmr Kilauea Heu, Marchant from Kahului
stmr LiEslike, Shepherd, from Wndward Ports
Eng snip City Of Perth, Torrance, 1lS days from
Liverpool.
schr Waiehu Ka from Maliko.
suhr waimalu, KaAi from Kohals
Schr MAuuokaEai, NaiWi, from Kauai.
sehr Warwick. John Bull, from kaaupapa-
Schr Waioli KAHN, from HAnA.
i2-Stmr MAimanalO, Hampstead, from 5. F.
AM bk Victoria. Hopp, from Nanaimo.
RIM 5 ZealGRdia, CheFGlier, from San Francisco
SAILED.
9-stmr KiIaueA Hou, MArchant for Kahulu
Schr Mary Foster. Beck for KAu.
Norwegian ship Ariel, Nelson, Tor San Francisco
Hi Ms snip kreysser, Nasimof, for Japan
l2-stmr KilAneR HO1. MATchAnt, for MOlOkai, Mau
Schr Keksuluaht Maaih, for Hauale Kauai
Schr Marion, kblin, for kOlOa aud Nsimea-
Schr Nettie Merrill Hatfield, for Lahaina-
I3-R Zealandia, Chevalier, for Auckland.
Stmr LIkeiike. Shepherd. for WtndvArd Ports.
Schr MauuokAwai. NAwi for Nawiliwili.
Schr MAiehu, kilia, for MoioSs
Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Lanai.
Schr WAimAlu kRsi. for MAikO
rctlr Leah. kNnina, for kUhala.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

ARRIVAL OF THE "WAIMANALo."-The beautiful
little steamer Wamanalo, built and equipped for F.
S. Pratt ESQ., of this city, at San Francisco arrived
in this port the 18th inst after passage OF IA
miles In "a hours, which is pretty fast time for SO
small vessel She is not yet registered, that
her actual measurement is not known. She is about
so tons: will carry 400 kegs of sugar. and will be
employed as q coaster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

tsy To those desiring to secure fine bone
stead we would call attention TO the family resi-
dence, known as the Sider's premises, on Punch
bowl street, to be offered at public sale by Mr..
Barlow this day, at IL O'Clock. Also, on Saturday
uext at IL NJ, fine house and large lot Bereta-
Dia street, east. See advertisements Mr. Bartow's
column for particuars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

~ benefit for Honolulu Engine Company No.
!. will be given by the Honolulu Amateur Minstres
at the Royal Hawaiian Theater, on this Wednesday
evening, on which occasion we hope fun house
will be secured. II is a praiseworthy object and
should call forth full house. No class Of citizens
deserve more aid and encouragement than the no
bic fremen, aud Engine Company No. /, should
be foremost in the list of public benefactors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
MEMORANDA.

Report Of ZeAlAndG, Chevaler, MAster.-Left San
FrAacco August 5th. aud bad fair weather All the way
Received plot on board at 1880 IN, August 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

TELEGRAPHs AND TELEPHONES Mr. Daniel Ech.
everria is now in this city expert in the bust
ness Of erecting and constructing lines of telegraph
telephone wherever required. He has had years
OF experience 10 the business and therefore is pre-
pared to give satisfaction TO all who may employ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

icy From Kona. Hawaii, we have the unwel-
come news that there is suffering among the native
population account of the scarcity of food, the
result of the continued drouth there. The Govern
ment has taken steps to render immediate relief by
sending food forward, aud free passage has been
offered to all who think proper to come from the
locality 10 Honolulu, where the Government will
find them employment, till such time as the present
scarcity offoOd shall pass, and new crops shall sup
ply the wants of the natives This is both opportune
aud humane on the part of the Government. Col.
lections were taken up in all the churches of this
city Sunday last for the relief OF the sufferers,
and contribution of several hundred dollars has
been raised by organization OF native laborers.
This is also praiseworthy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

CITY oP PERTH.-Tbis fine large iron ship arrived
in port 90 last Monday morning, rs days from
London, with cargo of assorted general merchan-
disc. consigned to the house Of T. IL. Davies, Brit
ish Vice-COnsul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
Mortgages Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF POWER OF SALE CON-
MD tanned 10 certain mortgage deed. given by Kama
kaoe III and Railiwa W. his wife, to dated May
81 1877 recorded IN Lber "a, PIP. Az and 43 shall adj
verse for sale at the office of e. p Adams in Honolulu,
the 2lst day of September at IL O'Clock NJ all
premises described in said mortgage namely: Two
tain tracts Of land in Puunu Honolulu Island of Oahu,
particularly described in Royal Patents Mes 2267
and 1866. C7Ogl CHAS r. BISHOP.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

ANOTHER lSvoICE.-More new goods at McIner-
ney's, corner of Fort aud Merchant streets, where
can be found any and every article for mans COM
fort and sdorument. His stock consisting of bats,
clothing, gentlemen's underwear dress shirts OF the
best make, shoes. notions of all kinds, jewelry, &C.
is large and selected with great care, taste aud
Judgment, comprising everything necessary for a
first class outfit. ALI goods of the best quality, at
reasonable prices. Give him call aud get an
equivalent for your money by purchasing some ne
cessary article. Don't forget the place, McInerDey,
corner of Fort and Merchant streets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

rF- The Russian man-of-war left on Sunday
last, en- route for Yokohama, Japan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

WOODEN CoKKs.-By the politenesss of Mr.. H.
R. HOLSTER of this city, we have few spec-
mems of the wooden corks, manufactured by part
les in San Francisco. These eorks are made OF
wood subjected to same process only known to the
patentee, by which the wood is rendered as COM
pressibie cork aud if this compensatory can be
retained IN the wood, We see no reason why the
wooden corks should not answer the purposes of
ordinary corks. We understand that the wooden
corks can be had for much lower figure per thou
sand or by the gross than the corks now in use.
We merely mention this fact as an item of news,
ice TO those who have use for large quantities OF
corks in their business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

g The mail steamer brought unusually
large number OF passengers for this port-some l5C
go Of whom are Chinese.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

~ Attention is called 20 the new time table of
the steamer Likelike, which will be of interest to
inter-isaud travellers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

MORE NEW IMPRovEMENTs.-We are pleased to
learn that the enterprsing firm of Bodies &c Co, are
about to commence the erection of fine new brick
building the cite of their present place of bust
ness, which is to be built under the direction of
Mr. Baker the contractor. 1t is gratifying TO know
the growing trade of the city jusifes the erection
OF 50 many new buildingsas we have recorded from
time 10 time, within the past six months. We hope
our enterprising citizens of capital will not weary
in weldOing, but that many more of them will
follow the example of Messrs Bolles Co., by put
ting up scores Of new buildings all over the city.
There never was a time when new buildings could
be put up SO cheaply at present, when all kinds
OF material as we'll labor are lower than they
have been for many years; it is therefore real econ
omy TO build now
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

sT We are indebted TO the Merchants tx
change, San Francisco, for late files; also TO the
Purser Of the steamer Zeaiandia for memoranda of
voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
IN of "The Queens Hospital" will be held Saturday,
the 18th day of september 1878, AioIani Hale at
ii for the purpose of acting upon the following
ucles proposed amendment to the Charter
of the Queens Hospital, /.
Article H. AL requests which In the hands of
the Trustees well all requests which may hereafter
be made regarding which directions have been may
be given by the Testators TO the particular be
made of such bequest shall constitute
which shall be securely invested and the interest
shall be used for the purposes of the said Hospital
Article a. Whenever any person persons shall give
or bequeath any of money for the establishment and
maintenance of bed beds In such Hospital such
OF money shall account be diver any other
purpose but shall be invested securely for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining such bed beds which
shall be written for perpetual memory the of the
donor, the date of the donation and such limitations
such donor may choose to place upon his charity.
By order Of the Board of Trustees Queens Hospital
10g At +. A. SCHAEPE Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

car The steamer Wilmington, running as inter-
nsdiAte boat will leave Honolulu for Francisco
week after the arrival Of the from
Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

How TO MAKE CoFFEE.-It is q singular fact that
but few people know how to make coffee as it
should be. This is somewhat strange inasmuch as
coffee is a universal beverage. There is no nation
perhaps where more attention is paid to the max
ing of coffee in France, is there any people
who understand the secret of making good coffee
so well as the French people, no matter where you
find them. Who. that has ever visited New Or
leans Louisiana u. s., has not gone TO the French
Market iu the early morning to get cup of French
coffee, served. up by the pretty and polite women
who attend that market 10 serve coffee to all who
come? And who will ever forget the surprise he
experiences on first tasting the delightful beverage
as it is prepared by French hands? The whole
secret lies in the manner of its preparation, and
here is the recipe for making coffee as good as
was ever made by the best French caterer:
take a cofee-cup of the best Java coffee,
Drowned to the color of chocolate, (not scorched)
ground not too fine, and mix with half egg
/ Put this into coffee pot or boiler, (Which is as
clean SIS the cup you drink from) and pour over it
one quart of boiling water. stirring you put the
water in boil slowly for fifteen minutes to settle !;
turn all coffee off from the grounds at once into an
urn coffee pot that can stand npon the stove to
| keep hot. Coffee loses the flavor by standing on
the grounds longer than half an hour, aud should
be very hot 10 be good. Put into the cupa tea
| spoonful of American condensed milk - aud some
boiled milk, and turn the coffee into 1t. No French
| coffee is any better"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
HONOLULU MEAN TINE

Phases Of the Moon for the Month Of Aug, 1878.
Prepared By Capt. Daniel Siaint, Harbormarer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

MIDNIGHT SERENADING.-This is generally q So
clal and pleasing amusement the music of the occa-
sion expressive of an 'aoha' of those for whom it
is intended, and enjoyed by all who are fortunate
enough 10 be within hearing distance. Sacred and
secular vocal music, when rendered by cultivated
voices singing 10 harmony, is soothing and delight
full always listened to with pleasure and eagerness;
but when fellow backs himself up against gate
post for support and INDUCES in circular music by
singing IN cultural tone, Garry (hicl the
news (ne) TO Sarah" disturbing the neighborhood
with his owing, it becomes a nuisance. The good
people whose SAUNDERS have been disturbed by this
iove-sick, wahine-smI:ten disciple of Bacchus,
have concluded, should he repeat his serenade, to
make things decidedly pleasant for him IN that
neighborhood." Lookout, young fellow!