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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-22
CouRr OF rnE HAWAIIAN

GUPREME COURr OF THE HAWAIIAN
y Islands Oahu. Es April Term, A. D. 1878
Makskapu belant Oio X lbellee. Libel for d.
yorce.
In the above entitled libel for divorce. tt now order
ed that decree OF divorce from the bond matrony
be entered In favor Of the said Mzkakapu w. for the
Of deset1n OF said Oso X 20 be made
absoate after the expiration OF months from the date
OF this decree. upon compliance with the thereof
unless sufficient shall appear the contrary ana
the ibeIant ordered pubsh attesied COPY Of this
Order In the Hawaiian Gazette and KBokoa WspApers
for successive weeks the rzf publication 70 be With
In month from the date Of this order that All per
interested may within six months show cause why
said decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court, A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk.
Dated this sth day OF April. A. D. ts7s,
Honolulu, Oahu hereby certify that the forego-
Ing and faithful copy OF the original decree OF
divorce now on he 10 The Office OF the Supreme Court Of
the Hawaiian Islands
AS witness my hand this sth day OF April A. D.
1873 A. ROSA
$50 sts Deputy Clerk o. supreme Court.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

y Islands, Oahu, s., April Term, A. D. 1873
KAauwAi (, HbsllAnt, Aaiina w. nbelle. Libel for
divorce
In the above entitled libel for divorce now ordered
that decree OF divorce from OF matrimony Be
entered In favor Of the ssd for The cause o.
the wfu deseron and adultery Of the said Malna VI 70
be made absolute after the expiration mouths ffom
the date OF this decree, compliance with iermB
thereof unless sufficient shall appear the con-
traTy- And the beant 10 ordered publish atsstsd
copy Of this order la the Hawaiian and uokoa
Newspapers for SIX successive weeks the r11 publication
70 be within mOnth from the date q this order that
all persons Interested may. within six months show
cause why said decree shoaid be made absolots
By the Court JSO. z. BARNARD, Clsrk.
Dated tns 6tb day Of prl, A D. 1879
Honolulu. Oahu, hereby certify that the f0rpfnnx
Is and faithful COPY Of the original decree q divorce
nov file In the Office Of the Supreme Court OF the Ha-
waliAn islands
AS witness my hand this 10Th day Of Aprf AID.
ISIS JNo. + BARNARD
693 Ste Clerk o. the supreme Court
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Fob SALE BY
DILLHNGHAM s. Co..
Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, OAHU 81, April Term, 4. ID. ISIS
LAvinia W iibeilant, Sakapuahi K, nbeIee LIBEL
for Divorce
In the above entitled libel for divorce Il Is nov ordered
that decree OF divorce from bond Of matuony Be
entered IN favor OF the said IAvna w. for the cause of
the deserton OF the said Nakapnahi made abso-
nie aitsr the expiration Of ak months from Of
this decree upon pance with the thereof un-
Less sufeient cause shall appear the contrary And
the oeant s ordered 10 publish atfesed copy this
order In the Hawaiian Gazette kuokoa newspaperE
for SIX successive weeks the first publication be with
10 one month from the date Of this order per-
Interested may, within six months show cause why
SAID decree should not be made absolute
BY the tonrt, mo 4. BARNARD, Clerk
Dated 18th day Of April, A. D. Is5a
Honolulu, Oahu s. hereby certify that the forxo-
ing true aud faithful cDpy OF the original decree Of
divorce hle ln the once the Supreme Court OF
the Hawaiian Islands
AS witness my hand this p day OF April, A. D.
1881. JNO. Z BARNARD,
$50 ot Clerk Of supreme Court
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Notice to Family Boarding Schools.

Pursuant TO a resolution Of the Board Of
Education adopted on the 18th inst; notice is
hereby given, that for all pupils coming with
in the Boards regulations, capitstion fees at
the SIX mouths rate, will in future be allowed
for the number Of whole months such pupils
shall have been in regular attendance during
the first half year of their admission al such
schools. And the rule heretofore in opera
tion, requiring that pupils shall have been
entered during the JrirSt toeek Of the first half
year of their attendance, to entitle them to
capitltiOn fees for that period, is hereby re-
scinded. W. JAS. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office, May II, 1878. 697 st
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BY AUTHORITY
Government I.p,, for Sale.

on the -sth Nay, ISIS, the trout entrance OF Aio
lEui IiAie, Al public auetos the lots on
Saazua street. Hoaoiua. the Everett pre-
misses Upset prce 500. The lot is subject 10
Jesse for years from January 2sth, isTs, annual
rental s1s8. :. MOTT SMITH.
Interior omce. Minister Of Interior.
spr1 lcth fg-s 603
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TIE regular annual Public Examinations Of the Govern
saE English Day schools OF Honolulu Will be held as
follows:
o. Wednesday June l2ih, at the Pohukaina School,
On Thursday, June 18th, at the Royal School,
oa FnidAy, June 18th, the Fort Street school
The examinations viii begin II. each OF the
days above named; and the summer Vacation VIII ex-
tend until Thursday August Ist Is7s which date
new term all begin.
BY order Of the Board OF Educalion,
W JAS SMITH, Secretary.
AIBoIani Hale. May Il. 1875. 6s7 4t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WE COURT or THE HAWAIIa

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands OAHU s. April Term, A. D. 1875.
HOlOna K, Hbeant, vs. KaunuOhua ", Ibeliee. LIBEL
for divorce.
entitled libel for divorce 1t Is now ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond matrimOny
entered in favor OF the said HOona K, for the Of
the wif1l deseron and adultery O the said KaOuu0hua
n ne made absolute amer the expiration OF
from the date Of this decree upon compliance with the
terms thereof. unless sufficient shall appear the
contrary. And the Dellant il ordered publish at
copy Of this order Hawaiian Gaz@tte and
knosOa newspapers for six successive weeks, nrs.
publication to be Within month from the date this
order that all iute. esled may within months
show why said decree should be made absolute
BY the Court, JSo T. BARNARD, CLERK
Dated this 5th day Of April, a. d. is5a
Honolulu. OAHU hereby certify that the forego-
ing aud faithful copy Of the original decree Of a.
varee now file in the Office Of the supreme Court
the Hawaiian Islands
As witness my hand this 10th day Of April, A D.
1873. JNU. L BARNARD,
693 ST. Clerk Supreme Court.
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have not been satisfactory. The appropria-
tions have been too small to allow the Board
to pay salaries to competent physicians, and
consequently the services of such could not
be secured; and the Board think that to at
tempt to carry out system of paying compe-
tent physicians salaries for travelling over the
islands and administering to all comers, would
exhaust the treasury. The next best thing
the Board recommends as remedy is to place
medicines with proper persons in each district
for gratuitous distribution to the INDECENT
sick.
IssISE AsYIUN.
Number Of patient in the Asylum, April ist, 1875 IL
Admitted since .....- ............... o.
Discharged recovered i.
Discharged for other reasons.
Died 80. ........... z
Remaining Asylum. April LIST. ls7s.......... 3
QUEENS HOSPITAL
Number OF received during the past years ~
Number OF dspensary patients the past years... 30
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Report of the Board of Health.

WE have refrained up to this time from
saying anything in regard to the Report of the
Board of Health, furnished to the Legis lative
Assembly, at its present session, till we
should have time to give that document
careful reading. We regard the able report
of the President of the Board of Health as one
of great importance to the people, not only of
these islands, but all others whose business
interests bring them in contact with our peo-
pie. The large sums of money expended by
the Board of Health for sanitary purposes de-
monstrates with what amount of solicitude
the Legislative Assembly regards the Board
and its transactions. The aggregate appro-
priations made by the Assembly of 1876, for
the protection of the public health, foots up
the sum of Sll9,7O3.l9, as follows:
For Teper Asylum MoloSai ........... 5000 90
Travelling physicians and nurses. 1900 90
General expenses of Board Of Health 1900 90
Insane Asylum ........ -. 600. 10000 90
Hospital tax on passengers sos iS
sIiS,5o8 10
OF the above fund there was expended SlIs,-
9Os.69, the details of which are set forth in
the tables accompanying the report, except
the Queens Hospital, the management of the
latter institution being under Board of Trus-
tees elected and appointed under a charter.
LEPER SETTLEMENT ON MoLoKAI.
In reference to the above institution, the
report says, inter ala:
TIKI ,rb;oh ,r.s Z, 1ees
the segregation of the unfortunate victims of this in
c7rable disease, remains still a necessity of the
ton.
The Board has endsavored for the past two years
to carry out the laws regarding the epers with fde
ity, and, however harsh it may appear in individual
cases, there exist sufficient reasons to perseyere in
the measures which have been hitherto pursued,
The public health well as public policy demand
continued effort in this direction. and the Board
therefore ask for the appropriation for the purpose
The statements of details of the workings
of the Leper Settlement abundantly prove the
necessity for the appropriation asked by the
Board. The report goes on to state:
The following statistics show what has been done
at the Asylum at KslawRo-the number of lepers
admitted to the Asylum since its foundation in 1866
to Msrch 81, 1873.
Females including children .................. SsS
Is27
Number Of admissions in biennial period ending
April l, 1876 males -. ........ ....... lT3
Females including children ren.................. l22
Deaths for period. ........... ....... 2se
Discharged d..........-..-.... .....--..... -. H
ala
Number Of admissions in biennial period ending
April 1, ISIS, males ---.--..---. les
Females including children. -. .----........ 50
2s7
Deaths for same period 80 ............... 265
ss
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WAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
WEDNESDAY. Nay y. Is7s.

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
7. CRAWFORD MACDOWELL.
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.as probably the best S.5 rs
aoI "n saturday, after osman Pssna naa rsrshirs
n ssss :, - %;,possbls, his army starving A1u
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fhe peOllla1 all-1 -
ana welI-being- -o,u;mnaunn the
,.sa VIII af our intentions, We hogf - rn'a
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QUARANTINE BUILDINGS.

Number OF inmates received during the past years 7a5
Number OF Gispensary patients the past years got
If2s
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-12
The Capabilities Of Minnesota.

Il 10 less than thirty years since Min
nesoss was organized ~ . Territory
Al that time her population was only
1000, no moro than many New Eng.
land town contains without beiny
crowdrd. and the wheat crop OF the
Territory the year Of her organization
l849, was only 900 bushels le.s
than third Of q hushel per capita.
Mimi. sofa now has 700 600 H. habi' an.
and her last years wheat crop Va, 3d..
OOO. 900 bushels. or about so busht L
per capita That 10 = wonderful grow, h
for twenty nine years. aud it is not the
end but only the beginning Of wha,
that great State i capable Of. People
Minnesota NJ more denscly than Mass
achusetts now h, and she would furnish
homes ior 10000 600 soul.. and there
are hundreds Of thousands Of acres oi
the best wheat growing land the sur
shines upon waiting for the settler,
p'ow and seed to add their millions oI
bushels to the already marvellous whea,
production Of that State. With snct
capabilities in . single northwestern
State for population. and such p"ssi-
hiIities in production, M ono need fssu
that the United States will be over
crowded or that any willing hand viii
ha'e no place to work for . living
(6pringds'd Mass } Usioa.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-12
Long distance TrOtting.

We sh"nla be glad to see a rsviva
"f the long distance .r"t.ing races, OF
matches. that were popular up"a the
'ros'iny turf years ago. These are the
tests that try the bottom aud pluck, and
energy. as we'll as the speed of the tr"t-
ing horse The ability to ..stay the
d stance in what gives horse value
on the road. One is never content
with horse that can simply 60 nile
At break neck speed. aud must then be
hronyh. I" a a,andss;ll until he has re.
coversd his wind. A notch or .wo less
"f speed would not b" missed. provided
the horse sh"w himself able 70 keep M
the pace for two. three or Eve miles.
A revival Of such contests AZ gave c.me
=" Ripsoo. Princess. Silas Rich. LADY
Snff"'k. Lady Moscow. Capt. Maceo
wan. Jack Ross;ter. Flora Temple
Gipscy Queen. Confidence. Pelham,
John Stewart. Du,c!n,an. Cclumb1s.
Geo N Pa'chen. and more recently
to Hun,r's w"nld 60 far towards re :
vivin. any G a.r.ing interest that may
have become apparent in onr modero
tro''ing turf. and would be hated with
enthusiasm bv horsemen from one end
Of the country :" the other.
It is inexplica'le to us that our lead
ing trntt,ny ass riasions fail to apprr-
riate this fac. The s.ereo.yp"d mile
heats. three in 6ve." have grown ssnle,
and cease to draw as they once did.
let w have revival Of the mighty
ssrug"l"s which are d, cided by the
spe~d and 6ottons If the horse rather
'h,D by the >k,ll of the driver in scnr :
ing or a slish, advantage in the '.senj
of "-(L,ve Stock Journal.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.
SALE,

nefault having been made in the conditions Of A
Oc"rtain mortgage -x-cutrd BY Enoch Lane mort.
y.g"r. 4, William 2. l.swis, mortYax-r .iatd Feb.
euary ~ H. 1876 AM recorded iu the oflce or the
hgsster OF i)eeis E and for th County Of Redwood
IN the State nf MiDn-aOts On the 9th day Of March
u. 1876. 1t 9O'clnsk in the forenoon in Rook oi
mortgages psgc .37; ~ which mortgage there was
convevea aud granted the E,il"wfng des rbrd ,ai
sse,te stuatr in the UNITY Of Kedwood aforesaid T.
Wit: South half of the North East qus-ter Of Sec
ton Township 10 Range 81. c"ntainidg eighty
dsej and seventy dollars. with interest at the rate
Of twelve per cent. per annum, according to the
conditions Of c.rtsn pr0miss0ry n,te besring "a ne
dste aa said 'nortyagr, male BY said Euock Lane t.
aaid william +. Levi: aud there beiur due and nm.
paid upon said note sBd rtgave At the date of this
notice. the sum of two hundred twenty and 43-lO0
Uollarn. -0>'
And M action or proceeding at law or oehervis.
having been instituted 10 recover the amount o said
mortgage debt nr any part thereof; Now, herrf,rr
notice hereby given that hy virtue and in pursu.
anc- ~ power OF sale In said mortgage CONTAINED
AID therrwith recorded. aud Of the ststuts in eu II.
case made and provided. thu above described prem.
Ices will ha sold At pnhic suction at the front door
Of the "ce ii the Register IT deeds In and f,r said
county Of .tsdword, and at the Village of Redwood
Falls ther IN on Friday the 4th day IT Octo,nr. 4
le.s ct 10 O'Clock in the forenoon TO sa,i>f, the
amount oil sail mortgage dsbs then due and unnsid
with the cnsta and expenses II surh FORE.
c.nsnre proceedings. including twouty.Ry. d.ila,s
attOrn.y'a fsea stipulated 10 said morte.1e. M
The ssid mortxaRe will B. thereby f,reclosed.
Dated, Nanksto August 18th. 1s:a
wILlJAx =. LEWIS,
Attorney Nr Hoss>gss,
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The State Fair was an immense sue.
cess as, also, was the Mechanical d Ag
ricultural Fair at Minneapolis. The
numbers attending both, we're greatly
in excess Of anything ever before seen
in the State. The promised attractions;
the President aud party, the fast horses
the marksmen. the dogs-were al
there and gave unbounded satisfaction
The financial results we're very >atis
factory TO the managers Of the STATE
Agricultural Association. There will
be large surplus
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-12

GATES HOT AIR FURNACE, mad,
u wholly Of sheet iron can be made in
any Gin shop. After great d. al OF study
and experimental knowledge Mr.. Gates
has succ~sded in inventing . furnace which
costs one half less than othors and burns
half the quantity Of wood. pro lucins a.
mush heat as the best Of them, thus plac.
ing it within the reach Of all. He has now
in running order, in some Of the largest
and finest residents in the City, six o: his
furnaces, and they give nnbounded satisfac-
ton. He has orders Tor eight more, to be
put in next fall. Mr.. Gates offers on--half
interest in this invention for sale also
State and county rights. Persons who
have money to invest would do we'll to
consult him Al an early day and secure
territory. Address all communicate ~ to
MARSHALL GATES,
Owstonna, MINI.
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The Temptations Of Poverty.

The newspapers contaia colnmn
of q *nsati"nal descriptions Of frau.
dalent employees, cheating clerks or
~~,adIing cashiers Il IL . very sad
chronicle to read. and indicates low
t'ue Of m. raIity somewhere. Blu,
where Is it? Are the employers en-
tlrcly free from blame! They demand
not merely skilled labor, but iu.elli
xence, diligence, education and iuteg
rity, at q price not awhis above that
paid to = smart carpenter or any artis
an clever 1t his trade l know At this
moment Of man capable Of fulfilling
sll the requirements / have mentioned
above. and he has been offered pos
of confidence aud heavy responsible les
in large city house Of business for
Twelve dollars week! Ills wife is t.
lady in the best sense Of the word. aud
they have a family of children. Is no,
this Offering premium 70 dishonesty
The employers say, well, We can get
plenty Of men at that priee!' aud 40
they can /" quan'ity. bu. in places Of
trust quality il also desirable; aud By
the records Of the criminal courts, i,
Is serious problem how much money
they save IN the long run. Every IN
faithful servant ,hings that he. At any
rs'e. Can escsp. drtecti"n. until s"me
day he is c"ufrorted with policeman,
and the old story Is told spain-sa
honsnse Tuner sad /. family 10 dire
distress Bnt 4, the employers re i.
cover their los! N,ver; but they take
another mau At . Inv salary. and il
happens I'll owe: again l once saw 4
dic' um in some old French almanac;
its meaning was, Good wages make
honest servsnts." The morality is 4
little low in tone, but 1 think there rusl
b good deal Of truth 10 II.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-12
Republican State Convention.


The convention. on the 4:h inst WA
40 unusually harmonious one. The
nomisations made we're; Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court-Hon
John NJ Berry.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-Samuel Il
Nichols.
State Auditor-O. r. Whitcomb.
The nominations will be highly sat.
isfactory. All are tried men.
THE CONVENTION PLATFORM.
It is customary for political parties
10 convention assembled to restste the
principles upoo which they were fonnd
ed. BY which they have been preserved
and for which they deem themselves
entitled to future confidence.
The Republicans Of the State Of
Minnesta reaifirm their devotion to the
great principles Of equal rights, per :.
sonal freedom, and national unity I"
defend and preserve which the Re-
publican party throughout the saie,.
vas called into being By an act Of the
popular conscience acting upon the will
Of the people.
In ful6llment Of its calling It has
preserved the nation. which under the
zdmipistya1ion Of the Democratic party
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G & NV
l. I N e. s

IHE CHICAGO q SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY
Embraces under one management
:he Great Trunk Railway Lines ct the
NEST aud y RrHwEsr, and. with it,
numerous Branches and connections
forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in III
ipois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan.
Ninnesota. Iowa. Nebraska. California
aud the Western Territories Its
OMAHA and CALIFORNIA LINE
Is the shortest and best route between
CHICAGO aud all points il NORTHERN
ILLINOIS. Iowa. DAKOTA. NEBRASKA,
WYOMING CoLoRADo UrAH, NEvA.
pA. CALIFORNIA, OREGON. CHINA,
JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA Its
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Ii the short line between CHICAGO and
al points in NORTHERN WISCONSIN,
and MINNESOTA. and for MADISON.
>r. PAUL. MINNEApoLIs. DULrTH.
and oli points in the Great N"r,hwest
La CROSSE, wlNONA AND ST.
PErEP LINE
Is the hest route between Chicago and
Ia CROSSE. WINoNA, ROCHESTER
OwaroNNA, MANKATo, ST. PETER.
Nsw ULM. aud all points in Southern
and" Central Minnesota. Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE
LINE :. ,
Il the only line between CHICAGO and
JAngsvILoE. WATEKTowN FOND Du
Lac. OSHKOSH, APPLETON. GRrrN
BAY EsCANABA. NEGaUNEE. MAR
oUErrE. H"UGHTuN. HANCOCK aud
the LAKE SUPERIOR CUUNTBY. Its
FREEPORT AND DUBUQUE
LINE
Is the only route between CHICAGO
a.d ELGIN, ROCKFORD, FREEpOnT
and al points via Freeport. LIS
CHICAGO AND NJ LLWAUKEE
LINE
Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is
the only one passing between CHICAGO
and EVANSTON. LAKE FoREsT IlIGu
LAND PARK. W.UKEaAN, RACINE.
KENosuA and MILWAUKEE
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING Room
are run on all through trains Of this
road.
This is the only line running these
cars between Chicag" aud st. Paul aid
Minneapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee.
Chicago aud Wl"ona, or Chicago and
Green Bay.
Ciuse connections are made at Chics.
20 with the Lake Shore 4 Michigan
southern. Michigan Central. R.l,i.
more Il Ohio. Pnt>burg. Fl. Wayne &
Chicago, KankaKee Line and Pan
handle Routes, tor all prints East aud
Snuth-Eass, and with the Chicago and
Alton and illinois Central for all
points South
Close connections are also made with
the Union Pacific Il. Il At Omaha for
all for West points
Close Connections nsat1e at junction
points s0ith trains Of all cross paints.
Tickets over this route are sold BY
all Coupon Ticket Agents in the
United States aud Canadas.
Remember, you ask tor your Tickets
via the Chicago & North Western
Railway. and take none other
New York Office. No. AS Broad.
way; Boston Office, No 5 State Street;
Omaha Office. 245 Far"ham Stree, ;
San Francisco Office 2 new M"Dtyom
cry Street f; Chicago Ticket Ofi..es G.
CLARK Street. under Sherman Hou.e,
Is Canal. corner Madison Street;
Kinzie Street Depot. corner W Kin.
zie aud Canal Streets; Wells Street
Depot corner Wells and Ki"zie STREETS.
For rates or information not attain-
able from your home ticket agents, .p
ply to
W. II. srEssxrr. Ag't. Chicago.
Gen Pass
MARVIN II JoHIrr,
Gen. Mang'r. Chicago.
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LINNEUs states the COW eats ZIG
plants aud refuses 2l8; the goat eats
449 and declines 126; the sheep tak..s
387 aud rejects al the horse likes
262 and avoids 2l2; but the hog. more
nice in its provisions than any Of the
f"rme:, eats but 72 plants and reject.