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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
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Al the late elections in Germany for men,
bers Of the Reichstsdt, the following was the
result so far as parties are concerned, viz;
Conservatives IS, Liberals loo, Ultramontanes
O., Socialists 5. But the most significant fact
is shown in the very large vote Polled by the
Socialists, which is an element that gives no
Hrtle trouble to the government from its ag-
gressive and dangerous tendencies. In eleven
cities O. Germany the Socialist vote ran up 70
III 900, Row it must be born in mind that
that number Of voters Only represents about
oue-:enth Of the strength OF the party in Ger
many; for it is safe 10 estimate the number at
ten times what came % the surface. as shown
BY the returns Of the vote pollea, which would
swell the number Of this dangerous element to
l,3lo,ooo.
1t IS evident therefore, that this Socialist
element is on the increase il the German Em-
pire, fact which gives Emperor William,
Prince Bismarck and the government more
real uneasineSs than any ether question they
have TO deal with. If the times were pros
psrous- the Socialist element would not flourish
with the same luxuriance that II does under
the dreadful pressure Of hard times, low wages
and lack Of employment allong the ranks OF
skilled artisans. But unhappily, the condition
OF things AZ present in Germany is really de-
plorabls; aud the people are suffering all the
pinehings Of poverty and degradation that it is
possible to enlure. Hence the spread of dis
content and the agiiations Of evil minded per-
sons against the government, which culninate
in unlawful assemblies, reasonable eoncl&ves
and assAssinations, such as We're attempted
recently when the venerable Emperor OF Ger
many was brutally assaulted by TWO miscre-
ants, selected by these sAuie Socialist con-
cloves 10 commit foul and wauton murder
The same fell spirit prevails in many other
countries on the continent Of Europe, and &
like fendishness has taken hold IF tile same
class Of people in the United States, lead or
by such men as the ignorant and brutal Kear-
ney. Strange as It may seem, YET it is never
tLeless true, rhat such q man as Kearney is
made the boon companion and bosom friend o
Benjamin f. Bntler, member Of Congress
from the staii old State Of Massachusetts,, be-
cause Butler is demagOgue, who seeks tt
use this same ignorant Kearney, to help hin
into the gubernatOrial office, Oy agitating the
labor question, so called, in Massachusetts
We hope for the honor Of the age we live in, NJ
less than the good name and fame Of the Ole
Bay State, that this demagogpe, Butler, will
be foiled in his unholy effort to foist himself
into the ofsce Of Governor by sach means
AZ this distance from the scene, we can fee
but little interest in such things; but if W,
were citizen OF Massachusetts, sud on the
ground, We would consider It our sacred duty
TO do all in our power TO defeat Butler.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
A New Enterprise.

IL the columns of the GAZETTE we have
heretofore called attention to the fact, that the
subsidy granted BY the late Legislative As
sembIy, TO be paid TO the P. NJ s s. Company
for carrying the mails and causing their
steamships to touch AZ Honolulu to and from
San Francisco, and Australia, should be Sc
cured by some Of the suterprising men of
these Islands
This can be done If few men viii get to
gether, raise the necessary amount Of capital
to purchase but one steamship Of l, 900 tons,
which Will be fast enough Il make a round
trip between this port and San Francisco, per
month.
Such vessel could be purchased at pre-
sent On the most reasonable terms in England,
because there are large number Of such
steamers, which were built within the last
year in anticipation Of general European
war that are At present dead stock on the
hznds Of their owners.
With vessel Of 900 tons, the mails and
freight frcn these Islands could be carried
with the same regularity and dispatch as
heretofore by the Australian line. II = com
pzny would get together and purchase such a
vessel, they could surely make favorable
arrangement with the Hawaiian Government
for = portion or all Of the subsidy placed at
the disposal Of the ministry, and thus encour-
age Cur own people and render this Govern
ment and people Independent Of any company
Of capitalists outside Of this Kingdom
There Is 10 good reason that We can ina
gins for lot adopting the suggestion herein
made, but upon the contr4ry every reason
Why It should be adopted
Thsre are men on these Islands who have
the capital 70 put this suggestion into practice,
# they only have The pluck Who viii lead of
II this matter Is the question:
We trust that ouz entzrprizing merchants,
pIaEtsrs and others viii take shis matter up
seriously and act promptly, and the thing
VIII be accomplished without doubt Nor
need capitalists hesitate TO embznk in such
an enterprise for fear Of losing money In IT,
Ii can be made 70 pay, and pay hznds0nlely
On the investment Now i the time to act on
this question, before any new contract Is
made with the P. n s. s. Company for the
next two years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

OrE EurCzE-ln or u1ss slnguiae moments,
Ehaa sPse1iatIag zpou the future Of the Hawaiian
Groups, ne e0ufsss that Al 70 time have We ever
eo.e=iToa s1sa eoLs- Il rsss prospect as is fore
saasoEet IL the project Of Nr. Leou Lewis, an
A1srieza. o. Penn TGs. y 7 il his Illustrated ac-
Tsrsiss1=ut Of his Great Msxiczu Paei6e RsiIzay
PrCi-ef," ws 6ad il portrayed with maps, in the
Ad1srzisr Of sa-lrtay lLse We fzlt gsi,s Al IL
terest n his grzu6 scheme, while We Rad abour
the wiu6s, c1rrsEts. direct routes, etc. etc from
Ezro7= 70 ASA and back, With : uigaty Feet Of
nrst-ciasS ocean steamers, tozehiuE AZ Houolalu,
ard We eoIt even take il the idea OF subuzriue
ts-eSrzPh, rzs1ting rs brz.ches from HouoIuIu
70 All g-artsrS OF the East, West, North and South
We eoGit also see how sEeA project. sksu sue-
esssf-lg Pzt n sIseuti5a would sapsrrzas the
S.eZ Ca1Gl. and stop al farther Effort 10 coustruet
ca14i thr3gga TIE Istaazs q P1szu,a. Tshuauts-
pes, Sicarsgus. Or any portion Of the gioos- IN
or iuuceeat euta1si1S1 ne f1aei@z we eoad see
EreAr bscs6t rszaltinz 10 the Nsxicaa rspqblic
y opsaiuS uP nat very riea coautry 70 the con-
ueres Of the world, whist Al the sane tine the
treasures q TIE Occicszt and the Orisut EouIs be
Poaree IN perfect food izto tbs lap of such eoun-
rri-s the CuIts6 States OF Ausrica. II he west
As vel as into EnZznt. Frznes, Germany, etc.
eouPCsh=ut and the thing stu looked feasible bat
Shs. ne ea1s 70 that part OF the paper where 4
speaks Of Mr. Lewis sss4blizhinga grand paelzhiuz
hoGss. for ne p1oiIeztio1 Of Spanish elIssEes and
al thEt sort q 1hiug At Houolzl1 ard thsu topping
OF VIII Ir. LeWis intszlio1 Of transferring his
ks-ssczrts-s from Penn Tsz. Y 7. 10 HonoIuIu
s11 erosuIng ne Ea1is Eifh gift 70 tie Hazaiian
GoFeru9slt Of his uAsuiscezt cosuopoIitau I5ra-
y. eoatIuizg 500 Euszzez, We bezzu 70 feel a.
thogEt soOeoody was trying 20 poke fun At Is
Thsa Ehsa We read Of the I1te Ms Lewis extensive
eoutribgtiouz 70 szeh papers IS the Ss- Tsrk Lesy
e, and the Lsl6sI J5--.sE with eireuIatfoz Of
10000 ec7ies weekly. bezza 10 70 see the poiut
q the Ting ss l. strikzs rs namely: that il vas
al ; shsrp dodge Of sons T1zkee book uzbIishiuz
house, ~eo have the eoPyright for Ms. Lszs
books EirA i-rgz edition o. azze, AID stereotype
plates from EAieh any nGaaer Of copies car Dc
EGPqHsd- waelsvsr market can Be crested for
ths1- WeEzy be &C the Erouz seeut II this fn-
s-anee o1t tie thing looks 10 Us in this light and
We ezuuOt reziss the izP1lss 70 say 50, at Iooks
very 1zsa Ike EezIe-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

TEE ssTES BROEcki'--NoLLIE NcCAzTHT'r
RAcE-The New YORK SgsFit q TIE TI14es charges
that the great race IN Louisville vas IFz1d from
bezinuingxo end Ii alleges that COnieF the man
who never owned race hOrse 10 his life, specu-
ILlor seeking to put uouey 10 his OEn pocket finds
on visit to California during tue early part OF the
wear tbat Winters oEBec the mare 4ollis He C1ytsV
Eno z1s regarded upon the Pacific slOpe a. iHTiu-
chile. &c was told thztm horse could &c found
in The States that could beat her, he could Eiu as
uueh money az be might reasonably desire He
thought ne could He returned, leaving friend
behind TO arrange matters AZ the end OF tie lie and
advise him. understanding tcat be vas TO sscare
bF purchase and ofhcrSiSe o.jth HGisrieE and Vera
Ci-E- 10 eoaGusr the Queen, with al idea 10 match
the one That prOmise1 best When he reached CHI
cago ne vas informed ny Telegraph that Winters de
elIne6 10 mElSH hlz mare al any distance except
four-uile heats Coniey th0ught Vera C5z= and
HEhLsaiet could not 20 the route, and this made
matters sOueEhAt dit5eFlr, b1t ne vas not TO Dc
oufdone and so be retained 10 California, vIsItzd
Winters and sag N0llis Mccarthy, and inquired Of
Winters why he did not carry noe mare TO the
East where he could make her valuable qualities
zTaiIabIe Winters zas wiling do 50 if be could
match her al f0ar-3ie heats for frOIa S50.0 90 10
$50 COO a side o These sums we're too large, aud
fnaIly Wiufrrs Ezs persuaded 10 match his mare
zsaiast Tea Broeek H4rper, II charges. vas party
10 the sEiadIe; Ihe same MAS the active agent
of bJta parties and managed the affair to p0r
money ia his own Poeset; Be got Oue MAJ in by
p.IusI5ie reasoning, IndEcsd another TO furnish
uouey to back the other lJFsei be hired the horse
EGc Induced must pT01lirenf, successful and in
portEDI r4cIrg club 10 part With its privileges for
n=re song, ETrry5 dF g1E alarmed, feared there
was "a cal Ia the meal; =; that H1rprr was threat
eued z1IH be dzz=d with fear; and, finally. the
stakes zeTe rot oa the groand, bat Eere, If they
really bad zny actual existence, away over the
n0znf4in,r three thoasan1 miles away IRON Rhrr=
the race was r1n-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
eovERNHExr PRoPERrY roe Lease.

Ets elsng Suo~z ~ a. oli czsso= ESzss.- sisu-
AZ On 2seea sire~s iz las elsy I'll - o-sred Psr
Az-ro1 ~ l-As = u YEAS O ~ tsJh CAV cr
s=F1s=s~- F-szs- szs = sciok uss-. a. ~ trsz
sH-rzz-s q Auo1-l Eals Upses r~zz sISc per z1zth
Es-r = ee pal5 s-z-serly i- .sv4n-.-
Fsr-asr FArlssa-s ca - sa1 A. tAs Izss-is- oses
E=e ~ slss - Esvsz a: tss r-=s es Sle
sAsf-L G. WILDER
N.-tsrs- e IzEsrisr-
rzsF-s-r O--s 49, II rx-x 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

re a-1 rsr-s-rs EsTeFnisg gss rr1sr q rr--a
~ --zys &C. ~ - s-r-sy ezfr~-s f-v-= 40 zf--
Noas.y sAe - aay q Sepszassr rro<ra. ozns-s ant
--vr-s q rss--- e-rs-vs sy ne Ehp ts-lrs
ca hsvs ta-a = --s-.s sxz-s= ~ tss n-Pusy Ma
h1zss sl- to FlzFss - ces-isg -
rngzrsc csrr5-ass. An4 as~r Us1-sraAr. n. zSla
t-s- rs-s-sss t-----se-- r~ruAr,czs. so rersrs
- s-=e a. tss T-ssr1-oe~ &C - shove 81, tsrss
wAs F-r-e-t certz1ztss. :. C. WILDER
Nlsasszr q fzs-rigr-
I-s--s-- o.. Ak "a. IsTs- ~ H.
Wa q. r7--aI -f Ea Ez,r-a,y sss Niss,,-r G, p
=Esz- ave ts. a. s-7ss-i.i Ezvu. Z a.ssy T=pssy
clsz-lr x csstszs r Psrs & Hszsals Isl.as g.
C-Az VT ArzrS
Co--cssr 6s..rzl e Cnss--as
Aur=- rs-S - A.
rrr ss---=r reuris=,s- aar- sas cav seea svpo-.s.
Arrzs l1xs AcEz-zsesE7s,z % CO---zrz fs- L.s,r
tx - sszsu-g Dsr-a--s II < Ez=a-osz Ksza Aka-
sANL c wILDEE.
Ni=zssz ct lss=rss-.
T=se-cr o-z-s. Azg-sf Is is-s 7@
NJ K..s.asa las sAs a.y se-- assosss-s AZ Arss,
4 tsks arsa-si-sats t. Czrsgaaess Il he Dsrcs g
Es4 Gs4 wa-azsz. Isla=4 4 O1=s-
rzvE.s Bsors.
EsSssr4- q Cgsrsy1ssss-
E.gz--S-s osss-. Azgsss : 1873
AFprssre, SAINT G. vg-5rz-
Nizis.sr Z tas Iz.srisr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

O. tAs i2-a -4v e s~Ffss=- ISIS a. % 0'eock.
tssrs ~ D. s9E a. F-s,r A--19z. ne Bzsy Ranch
Fszs- a. zzp2-za- NaSaE1s, MEai a. tas Uzs-s azs
E1rses ssi1-s=s tee B0zre e E1aczao- ecuuecses
~-a - HasHlSL-a B2ys B1Ar.zg SeaooL namely. >Ez
Er -c-Ezg crs-. terss cA-ics e-x unssy u3cA ccEs.
rEszSsArvs s-ee- saszsFevs Asrs- s-zsv caves ant
ycz1C s.1cE- sasTsa ao-ses. =4r-s zz5 cuIzS Terms
CAS-
Afs- ~ ahcEe s- -h=re III BE Sc. sas lszS- os
rss ahzFlaA q MHS1Eae, aat The szEszgs sz--a.s,a
s=z-egz ne sa=s h--E Ess~z rs- F-zzes a. las.
- - E1e1SL-4 Boys Bszr1-zg sclool es1prsz1s a.
A--a q ss1- 40 ACRES flr re TERN q ten yaa-s a. A.
ETsst rsasgrsslc per yx- 11e sso A. The sane s Al
- f=-z-s se,1g-k tzs P-.=lsss, ecusst1g pri--
eP1y q sa1ss, cars oes.sa.s crpcksry ware,
ezrP~zssrs sszs. c--zivzzfzE socIs. SC &C.
FIrsasr F4ssisaass = = =a-z Ez0~a A. tAs =as Ct
IL szlz.
: D. EAvEEoSr.
-IeE A---g--sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
WEnNESpAY. AUFCST 3. ls.s.

" Elm E>h1 I. a O 81 =. tcsS-
SrRAx thoughts, rnAxiuis and advice. ori-
E5nal, BY Hoaolulu man. which have appear
sa in our columns for few weeks past, and
which we are assured viii be continued for
so1e tine 70 cone. we esnDo; too highly
Commend 10 our readers. We regard such
contribution 70 the GAZETTE as Of great value
. all classes
Asit Is our wish 10 make the GAZETTE a
gOod newspaper, we consider It fortunate 70
have such i valuable contributor, who by the
way Is 4 gentleman Of Ene literary sitaiumeuis,
and Is withAn sound thinker. as has eoutri-
buttons fully attest. II has been represented
to us thAt these stray thoughts, by Honolulu
rrzr. are credited to the Editor Of the Gazette;
TINS impression We desire 10 remove, by stating
that such is not the fact,
While we would consider such compositions,
if our own, worthy Of commentator, and would
be couplimeated in having them appreciated
BY an enlightened public, we do no; wish TO
deprive the real author Of all the praise due
for such very excellent eommuuieAtions-
The auth0r Of '' Stray Thoughts " IS 5 resi-
dent Of this city, gentleman Of rnsture years
with liberal education, improved by exten-
sive Intercourse with the world. and large
experience among men Of every nationality on
the globe His sstute intellect snd powers
Of analysts enable him 10 cririeise men aui
things with the facility Of a philosophical
thinker, aud herein consists the real value Of
Stray Thoaghss-" We are not at liberty e
disclose his real name, for his ni0desIy is as
genuine as his talents, for beue6ting his fel-
low men-s work in which he takes daily de-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

GEE1ASr ASD Tzz PARAcr-Tne nna pzb-
Hshez E1Ferur WiHan's reply, eo1nterzigned b
Prtnre Blzuarek, TO Pope Leois roii5eariou of his
ACCESSION TIE Emperor rs5oices TO gzfher from
ths P7Pe's frendly ssafi@sats th1t he VII use bis
iz1He1es to in61cs CIta5lics to observe TIE IaE
Another Ie-tsr. sizued bg Crown Prince Frs6srick
william and eozuts-siglsd hJ Price Bismarck
dated June I0la. declares the eouGiti01s proposed
b The Pops ca Ap-il I7lh, that TIE eA4rter s-e
laws Of Prussia be uo6IGed In aeeordEnee With the
eEEz1ei-S of the ChaFrh inzGEissibIe- The CroEu
kriee<- neEerr1eless. ec1ri1Ces 10 hope that tie
eo1e-zrcry cl<pc<lti11 TIE part OF both parties
VIII open 70 Prussia tie road 70 Peaee-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
List ofLIeeases Expiring in August
ISIS
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OShE--gsrAIL
I-Ah Feck. wzaS1-e. Ksoaa7oka
--Az = ( o. S1iAzz S-reet. E5nc,z1z.
s-E Z Fla--.. Ms1zaxsz S--est.
E-ca4s Lo1s. N--cha1t s-rs~E
sA NlaEAzo. corner Fort and Eia< sresss Ecrolslu
rs-g Fssssr, -s-usr F.rta1t -srz s.rszas Hozelzlu
l2-Ah 500 Ezal1sa- Eassi11puk,-
ls-Aearg Aarsa- Al1C street. Ho1afull-
"a " Rss-ve 4 Co olee1 sSres-. Eoncl-1,-
-s-2-szz- >S-sA-- Es-E ssre-t E11c1--z-
Mani
.s-Nrs Eonelz,z. zazPo.
Hawaii
lee EizE- Pu1a-zu- Ea1-
Is = AEfla- kzlgp H. Ncrrh EcAalA
T-Rsza- E11gSIa- zo7L
ls-C Rssuz Fizs11s. EE1.
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@1-aEEza- Wa
=s-E-@si 4 SlSs51- Sziga1Hl1.
1--ligr sL- 4 Co E1lgp-sl. Echa1z-
S1-ucT Wlsa- Echsa
wEo-EsALE
"a " Psir-s On oresa street.. Esnclz,z. o4nz
RETAIL sFIErrs-
=1-T1s Lsza9a c1-uer Mann & BersszziA So Esnc
r0BBISG SPIRITS
l-Na-s.-la-s { CO. EzLA-zaza street. E1zs,-Is.
--~-1s Le1s. Asc-11st >srs=s, Esoslz-z-
vICTCALISG.
t-Do1l-go LsPez Co. EoszI street. H5zelzlz
Si-A-soat, ftes1za He, EAazL
=s-lsaa Peer, MI-aLksa ss-v~-, Eouolz-a-
BILLIARDS.
81 G--lsy, SzzA1z ssrsst- Esnsizlz
BCuCEEE
Iz-EAAzSszA. Eoloa Kazx-
->-S Ez-z4 wa.se nIazi
PCBLTC SHOW.
-2-chssvsrz, Esaaeey Aaa o. Esaolzla-
LAPAAC.
1f-Ea4la- Ecncl-l1
EoESE
s-PfipdlazL Nos S. 81
Tsp EEAzz- Ne -
1s-T y Fak-Ec 10 $
BOAT
-E-Cooke & On SoI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

With "EhiEkE II five csufs' and 'beer two
glasses for EEe cents, splendid Earm lunch every
cay from ten until TWO, and ~ith beer asrin-es
fr5u tBo urfiI sII," IL EoEid spear IS II dr1n-
kenEess was placed within easy rszeh Of the
10 Chicago II our young men grow up sober IL
sezrcely Be beczuEe they have uOt received i1-
VirAtio1s 10 Be otherwis=.-Chicsgo LAEz-OesaA
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05
The Foolish, and the Wise.

The foolish cow frisketh with her tai
and cbeweth her cud. and goeth forth
with JOY TO browse in the thicket the
whole day long.
But the wise COW knoweth that quail
shooting hath begun, and she hearkeneth
unto tie voice OF wisdom, which sayeth
Lo, the hunter is come anon, grit about
with the shot-poneh and powder-horn,
and IN his hand he carrielh weapon, the
barrel of which be doubled.
And he goeth about seeking the birds
that do run upon the ground with eX-
ceeding swiftness, that he may ensnare
them and Stay them with the weapon and
devour them. even upon toast.
And the weapon goeth bang and We
heareth the sound thereof. and ye- smell
eth the powder, but We knOweth not, nor
doth any min knOweih whereuntO the
discharge appertaineih.
For il fiycih with haste into the thick
ct and into the regions located thereby.
even into the whole territory thereunto
adjacent.
And it (alleth upon the COW, land smiteth
her sore, 81 tina she liiteth. up her tail
and flyeih. being sorely and previously
displeased
But the bird Cscipeth the wrath, and
from Il rail in Il remote corner OF the
land laugheth the hunter to >cOrn.
Therefore has the wise COW, said in her
heart. L will lay me down in the home
pasture and will not 20 into The thickel;
nay, not for The hunter or any udder
man.-Tfent0n Gazette.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05
Commissioners Sale.

CTATE of Michigan In the Circnit Court Court
~ for the county of Mackinac-In Chanccry
hICHARD GUSElN and Harry L. Merr.li
We. Henry Fe ton and I-abella Fenton
In pursuance and by virtre of a final decree of
the Circuit CONT for The county of Ma :kina., in
Cha Gerry, male in the abuvs. ebtltl, cause, on
the llthd of Jun. A. ID. 1878. rot ice is hereby
e ven tn i, he subscriber, the Circuit Court
ComIni sisner ia and for sail county, shall sell
AZ pubic rtinn.tO the higbest b,tl,ier, on Tues
day, the Sth day of October. A. ID. 1878
as !en O'Clock in the forenoon of sand day. at the
'front.' 'i' or of the court house, in the vilar. of
Alackinac. IN said county, the undivided one. half
the and of Mackinac, county of Mackinac and
stite OF Michigan, al d described as fol-
Tvs: That part of the Biddle & Drew
f:rm tso-cailed) b"un'ed as follows: Be.
ginning at post at the nor. Invest corn,r of the
soFerninenG pasture, s~O-casle } thence rurnis q
forth fiiy-tour 5i deg ees We t, three Csl chains
for yseven an INKS; thence north twenty three
rty-hve [ 81 degrees west, nine I9l chains
twenty-e "a Isl links; thence nor h Ihirty-two
l52Jhe2rets Mesr, sixty Sin 1861 links, To a pOsL
siahding north Xiy three (6j degrees west six
iy-Sefe lhIIiInks v est rom Balm of tiiead tree
ia he Held; then &C north y-eig ht I6S 20 and
ma degrees east TO the public land calledE
therce sou herIy along the line between said
| nd and SAIL iarm to the government pasture:
thence wester along the line of said pastur.
ana said farm TO the place of b gi nIng together
Win the hetedltlments and appurtenanccs there
uhto be.o ging or in anyu Sc appurtalnIng
Dated at Macknac, Mchl"an. Aug st BIS tISIS
~. j. DOUGLASS
Mi h. ''
HOLMES, COLLINS 81 STrDDARD.
90 lcitorS Tor Complainauls, BAY City, Mich
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05

But the insta mt she felt herself free
with the lights of the wayside hostelry
SHINING on her face. and the wei.
come sound of human voices once more
In ner ears, she plucked up resolve.
"olr, said sheto the landlord who
stood deaming on the threshold, ito you
| appeal for protection and helpl There
is some horrible mystery here -
''Eh 7" said the landlord opening his
eyes and mouth simultaneously. -
For the sake of humlnity." persisted
Rachael, ''loOk alter The other inside pas-
senger. See who he is and what he is
But at these words the man who had
set with the driver, and who hal been
drinking q glass of mufledl ale before the
Oar-roOm IRE. emerged into the scene.
Il can tell you, miss" said he. wiping
his mouth WITH the back OF his shaggy
sleeve. sit AMT 10 human creeter at
all. but only BARRIERS dummy. as White
u 90. up TO Geneva Heights, has bought
at secOnd-liand for their slow win low
Ihey Sent me down TO fetch it home, and
when 1t came OH 10 S: orm so hard was
airald OF the wax washing off or the hair
loaSening, SO / just wrapped my shawl
around if, and gave it my inside pllca,
while climbed up alongside the driver
Just look here. if you don't believe me. -
And he briskly hauled ont the dummy
as he spoke-a "tliree-qua. ter size" with
a very pale complexion, with .bushy
black whiSkers. and eye-laSlles ut least
twice the leAgih OF life. i
Rachel broke out into hysterical laugh
ter.
"O." cried she 'swhat fool T have
been But | was SO frightened? r.
Anil no WONDER" sad jared Peabn-
dy. I'VE ought to have told you: and
so | uldii I'd s,lpo-ed yoh didn't
Know White & Co.'S dummy from Il
man. But. after all, the mistake vas
nat'r al enough. Now,then with the
fresh horses there" =
And Miss II ichel Hall reached ST. AL.
eigiiha's Academy without any further
But 10 the day of her death she could.
never IT al that Ii IF hour of night and
chill and the darkness without shuI-
der.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05
LegnS.

SUSAN A. SMART v. Charles II. Smart ate
~ of lch'gan-In the CircnIt Court for the
ounty OF Chvhoygan-In Chsncery. 1t satisfac-
torily appearing to James J. Brown, Circuit ourt
Y Nmmisfloner in and for the county of Cheboygan,
that the 'efendant Charles H. Smart is a noa-res-
ident OF this state, and motion OF Watts s.
Humphrey, solicitor for complainant and of coun-
sci, IT is ordered that said DEFENDANT Charles Ii
Smart cause bis appearance in this cause to be en-
tered within 6l months from the date of this order
And IN case OF his appearance he cause his an
swer to the complanants bill to be filed and a cony
thereof to be served on the ccmplaInants solicitor
within forty T40l days after service of a copy of
said bill notice OF this order, and in default there
of that the sa bill be taken as confessed By the
said Charles H. Smart; and it is further ordered
that withln twenty days the complainant cause a
notice To be published In the NORTHERN TRIBUNE
and that the publication be continued in said pa
p T at least once In each week for Fix successive
weeks, or that she cause copy of this order 10 be
personally served on the said defendant Charles
II. Smart at least twenty days before the time pre-
scribed for his appearance.
JAMES j. Brown
Circuit Court Com. Cheboygan Co.
WATTS :. HUMPHREY.
Solicitor ior Conn ainant and OF Counsel
laled this I!th OF august, saff 7-7w