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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
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N-WPOKI LINZ FOX BUSTON-
First class far ONE DOLLAR. Tickets limited and good only
New.YOrk O1 sale aud connecting
train leaving Newport at $50 Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY cave New York daily (sun:
u. from Pier d, North River foot Of
Murrayst Tickets staieroOms obtained ONLY the
Office " Line 2s North River foot Of Murray
and ON board steamers.
GEO. l.. CoSNoR, Genl Pass'r Agt - . - -
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6ouses ano Rooms manteo.

4 CAREFUL, reliable person wishes to rent
n furuIshe I'd house IL desirable locality suitable FOR
lrstcIass boarding.; would board Address DAY.
or s97 UnioDsL, Brooklyn
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NEW-YoRh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTOS Am oPPUIfGGGGhELPUTI
EXpRtSS TRAIN 1rfNtIs Tup unTrDl

IOh TRENTON AND PHILAD ELPHIA.
EMPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave York foot If Lbery.st Phla.
de,pd az 95O t4o las a. No. 1880 L. $3.50. 7:l5 IL
Leave Philadelphia from Station Pha and Reading Rail.
JGad Third and Berksts at 7i5, 3d. TO- ll:3O m lao
Leave Trenton for New York at l20 except Monday 6O
Sl3, $50, 1910 a m. 1910 2:2O 4l2 4:l5, 6l5, p
Pullman DrawiDgrOOm Cars are attached 10 the M
sWSDRY cave New.York and Phlladelph,s AZ
On m $40 - n m Leave New.YOrk for Trenton az a M
6:3O p Leave Trenton at lao, $40 a. m, 6:lO p.
Connection made at Jersey city station by ferry TO ana
Tickets for sale at foot Of Lbertys Nos 20 4Ol 94i
S55 BROADWAY a. the nc pal hotels a%g a. r6 SG Ana R
gage checked from residence 10 destination
Ii. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-COmmenc July T. 1873,
through ualns willleave Grand Central Depot;
500 a. m. Western and Northern Express drawingroOm
cars to Rochester and st. Adams.
$500 a. special Saratoga Express. with drawing room
10 Fort Edward for Lake GeOI aud 10 Montreal
1880 Chicago and Western Express with drawing
room cars TO nndagua Rochester and Buffalo, also 10
Richheld Springs.
20 Utica, saratoga, Glens Falls and Butland.
$3.50 y. SaTatOga Special.
4Ou p. M Albany and Troy Express.
500 ST. Louis Express. dalv with sleeping cars for
ST. Louis through day the week also sleep
ing for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and
for Montreal, excepting sunday night VIA Saratoga
1880 Fast Express for Rochester. Niagara Fails and
Corning, via Geneva Sleeping TO Geneva Rochester
SO D. M Pacific Express daily, with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara FAILS Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit
Chicago also excepting Saturday night to Clayton and
WateTtOwn and excepting Saturday aud sunday nights 20
Montreal via St Adams on Saturdays Montreal car leaves at
fiOo p m Night Express, with sleeping to Albany
any cke}s for sale at Nos 252 and al3 Broadway and at
Westcot Express COmpanys OnicesNos Parkpace, 1855
BTookyn c. b. MEEKER,
pde Age
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PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD-Great Trunk
Line ard United states Mail Route On and after July
1873 trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries, as follows:
Txpress Harrisburg. Pittsburg the West and South
With Pullman Palace Cars attached a. u 6and $50 y. In
daily . y %
m at CORY usyile. Petroleum Centre aud
the of Regions WliamspOrt and LOckhaven, % a. III.
baltimore Nashingtn and the South, " Limited Washing
ton Exuress Imam Parlor Cans daily except Sunday
no A. MI arrive Washington 4;l2 Regular az 430 and
500 a. nj l.. 4, aud 10 p. IN. sunday, lOp H..
EXPRESS Philadelphia 400, 1850 $50 o. no Lmited)
IL a. M l. $3.50 A. D. g. 1870, $50 aud 10 Sunday, 4i5g
and ., ~ 49, s;3O ana ~ H. EngIdhi anu seCohd
cia,s. 1907 NJ.
goafs ~ Brooklvn Annex" connect with all through
ty anJrlnga speedy ana dfect transfer
fHr BROOK yu travel 49, 90 40 49,.
daily $50 m, 60 D. IN. daiy, except Monday From
washington aud Bait O5u m. z, 800, AGO. 1910 D.
n. sunday 90" ? From Philadelphia, 800; COB
ESQ lO:4O ~ u. =, 800, 4:5O, 800 $3.50 and
10 ia D. No.; sun %, $780, 600. 1910. 1880 M $780,
iieset 6mees 5k3 and ei4 Broadway, No. House
49, mi b.. bius,rs 3ot CuTtlandt SITS. No Cours and
lroolvn Annex Depot loot OF Faltonst Brookyni Nos
a. and Hudson. e., HObOken Depot Jersey City
t.r,igraut Tckct Jthce, 80 BatteryplaCe. New
49, ra srr company val ca for ana chroA baggage from
u',''N '"' '' 4. r. FARME' T. GENT Passenger Agent
THOMSON. General Manager.
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ME DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR TO WORCESTER. Limited tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boats for 80 cents Steamers leave
pier 40 North River daily, az $3.50 y. IN.
Steamers vi the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
week Gavs D. M SUNDAYS NJ for Boston, WOr.
ceste &c. Portland White Mountains daily
oNse
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General Eastern Office, corner Church and Cortland.
IEW NIGHT LINE to NEWPORT, R. l.,

4
Grand Central Depot shore Line Sleeping Car
press daily sundays included. at 10 due al Newport
$50 IN. Leave Newport also daily, at IL nj due al
New Y 0rE at 6'2S q. THO. WAURN supt
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5itnatlons Uanteo-Hldles


4 GENTLEMAN with competent system in
~ gymnastics and military drli.. wishes engagement
equipments partly furnished. Address DISCIPLINE, Tb
une Office
~ Dairy-By respectable and wife 36 years
mo children and drive horses milk.
tie DO gardening wife all kinds Of hOusework Is good
and laundress, butter
dations. Apply at CARPENTERS los Gthave 9thst
GARDENER and FARMER.-By a Protest
~ led good florist, and vegetable
gardener also good farmer II good hand at raising
cattle poultry genteman's country place
preferred good reference. Address GARDENER (care r.
7. Barnum), bridgeport, Conn.
USEFUL MANLY a single man, age 20
~ years who good cOachman and groom DO plain
gardening, NOW lawns care walks, milk, care cattle &C.,
good recommendations. Apply at CAIHENTERs l0S 9Th
WAITER-A FTenchman. speaking English,
w wishes place butler; highly recommended OF
good address Can be at 602 6haye between 55h and
seth SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
NEW-YORK and Long BRANCH DIVISIOl

FREEHOLD and YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot OF Lbertyst for Freehold at
7:45. ll:4j M. i, 5:l5. 6p. M
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Sales bp anrtion.

4 DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NJ w
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT DHE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. Las, Broadway cor lhrtyiIst-
8OS West Twenty tnir,i-st., corner Eghtn-ayp;
No. o. East fourteenth ST., corner square: Iup
1lrdaye. .seyenthst; CT the HAHL OFFICE
H. 23sJ fhir ave- cor hun aed and fOurths
Harlem wings Bank Buldingl " at regular
Office n
by JOHN II. DRAPER g. CO., Auctioneers.
The DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY viii sell
$4,000 Tons SCRANTON COAL
At public auction Wednesday, August ~, at IL O'Clock
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Trains leave Enewood Closte Piermont and Sysck.
$40 q.O a M l. g. a. i.ju. b:aU $40. $3.50. ll30
sundays. a N ana $50 p. N The 1850 p. train VII
leave 50 minutes later "a urday nights.
JNO. =. ABBOTT, GenI Fass'r Agt, New YorA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

Fypress Trains leave ,s,N via D~sbrOsses and COrt
landt stree IrrIss iDOws;
1880, 500, 30 GAsG a. a. ]. $50 l. D. q, 13p
$50 and 10 p sunday. ij sId mi ., O. 1880 $780,
and 10 Va.
al Jersey city. anUrdng ~, aaf UI'ct transfer fUf
Brooklyn travel 49,. $50
Retufnng trains lelv Phl..,.ha. 1901, 800 1858. =
7.j5 g. s:3J AID II m. Limited i.vrgs 1870 M ., l.
aud $50 On SUNDAY, i.ul. S2l 300, 300 and
a n; ., $50 \. IN.
House and DcsbTossus auG CoIIidt,t- No. Cour
ST. ana BUokl,n Annex Depot foot ri FuljOns rDokyu
Nos ia, llG and lis ulsOu st., HOpOk DEPOT Jersey
CITY. IMMIGRANT rtci 81 Office, 40. > Batefy-pa r.
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER
er,IM pa~ss4 t.tH... at
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Double Track the % 81 improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time nuSis' at with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

Fourteen Through Trains way daily depots
pnIaIel- IIa. two IN Now York.
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4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
a and ST. JOHN leave Pier No. IL North River,
foot OF Canalst. every week day o o m, connecting
Albany SUNDAY morning eIcepted) with trains North
west and East Excursion 10 Albany good 80
days 81 Saratoga and return - A.. - -
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COUNTRY BOARD-At a farm house among
tne Catkills on nigh ground post and telegraph oice
near piano Tree rides, ETC. reasonable
County, y. Y.
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6ituaiions Uanteo--5emales

COMPANION, &c.-In a Protestant family
~ companion to invalid any desiring such
by refined intelligent young lady best Of reference fur
nshe Address T.. NJ, Tribune Uptown Once l23S Broad
WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
NuE ERIE RAILWAY.

TENIlE ERIE KAll4MA Al.
ERIE ana WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrang cement OF trains
I % M Cincinnati ana chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches to Buffalo aud suspension Bridge.
m connecting with fast raius 10 the West
west PulImau's best DravlngIoon Sleeping Coaches To
7pIn DAILY Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through 10 Buflo Niagara Falls. Cncin-
ID IN Emigraut train for the West.
Trans leave Chambers Street Depot New York. for
Newark, 6:4o $40 ll3O $40, ago, 900 $40, 1850
p. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays. Slb
Rntherford Passac g. $50 10. 1920 a. m 1.-The
~ noon Il5, $3.50 40 5:IO. 5:SO tlO $50 g. 10 D.
~ midnight sundays q, $780, 1920 a. l4i, $50, $50
Patterson g 6:i5, 1850 $40 TO- 1920, 1880 a. M ~
noon lt5 l2 800, l;3Q 40 o 5;!O. BIO 6is9 $40
9;li 1920 M ~ $3.50, Z, p M aud ~ midnight 90
midnight Sundays g. $780, 1920 a m, las $50 y. m-
NewbuIg ana Cornwall, 1850 a m. $3.50. 4:so sun
ia Rondc1t ana Kingston a. NJ $3.50 p m Sundays. s5Oa
mGoshen g. 1850 O. 1920 a. M $780, $50 4so 7 D. H. sun
MiddetOwn. 1850, s.. 1870 a $500. 42O : p. m
M trains connect New-York oswego Midland Rail
Pari Jery- 1850, 0, 1920 4:SO O. Z. p IN. Sundays
$50, 10, 20 =. NJ, g. $50 and ,. m.
leave 23d quarter II aud quarter after each
hour from $40 a. M 10 W p m ana at lO4O aud lli9 T. h
lie kets for gsssgc aud or sla, tmens IA Dawing room
Sleeping COACHES can Do obtained and orders Tor the
rauys Offices Nos. 80 I0l or 937 Broadaay " y; No.
Court. st. Brooklyn, Il az the C0mpsHy's Dep0ts.
EXPIRES trains the West arrive In NowYoFk At 1875
l. i'' JNo. n Abbott. Genr Pass'r Agt, New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains Enewood Clostef Piermont and Sysck
sundays 9 a. N ana $50 p. The 1889 train vii
leave 50 minutes LATER "a uEasy nlsh's .o. -, "a.
JNo. 4. ABBOTT. Genl fasar AgL. New-Yor..
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GIN Rtal estate tor sale.

DMVATE STABLE in 3Sth-st., near Pal
ave. for sale let. GEO. p. HOWELL, 10 Spruce
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DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

1tROf IDENOL LINE " Duo lNN
Il via Providence Direct. .-
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
THE fAVORIrE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
daty Sundays from Pier - North
lover QOOt Of WaTreIst)
IN Boston al a. m NO intermediate
landings Neon New Ork ana Providence
SteroOms aud tickets at Nos 1853, 39I $50 aud
sIl broadway at Metropolitan and fth Avenue Hotels "
y and 800 MHshng Onst Brooklyn Also, tickets syiI al
All principal ticket Offices and at all ohces OF "oe
COY " Pr ~ - - 1T d. 5 BABCOCK Pres'L
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I'Q PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEw.YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

TVNHE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
i ron BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
al 5 D. H. from Pier 80, North River loot oil JaysLl
special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on -;io a. ia cor
Meeting sOungOn sold via THIS me IRON New" DIX
IN Ho,fa fOFF
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DLYMOuTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH-

Leaves foot 22dst ". r., m. and 230 D. m- and Psr
j, n. H.. Battery $3.50 a. m. and 3 y. m
FARE round tr1p, only FIFTY CENTS
10
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ROARD.-One hours drive from the yillag
- OF Catskill tue Catskills, the Caakl degh
~ pace Tor September and october; moderate
ny '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

BOARD wanted for family of Eve adults !;
to large and small rooms between 30 and 6thayes
I.ths 9.tA-sti sSate pIice. 80. IL r. U Box i,OeS
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Gffnrsions.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boat, landing at
hs sayrevile, South Ambos. Perth Amboy, T0ttsnyle
Woodbridge, ROssyile aud Star Landing, wyoming
her mi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07
A Feregoae Conclusion.

Remember him. reckon do. He wss .
queer euss, The first time met h,m had rea.
son to remember him. was going from Do
uopOlis to Mobile and he go, on the boa, some
vherv about Tuscahoma. / uotieed him as
went through the saloon that evening. He was
sitting at table along With three other chaps.
playing draw poker. The chips we're piled up
pretty freely, aud judging from the looks Of his
friends guessed that If he had any mouey when
he began be wouldn't have mach when he 20,
through.
l stayed few minutes. watching the game,
and then went up on the root into the pilot
house 10 have chat with cid Dick J., the
pilot ! guess bad been there about an hour
or 50. when see him coming up the ladder on
to the roof He looked sorier dazed like. and
after looking around for minute came up TO
where We Sere- Capt Frank had Just come up
and We were talking about the cotton prospects,
when our man spoke up and says: Captain
says be, are you in for heti want to bet
you csu boiler louder than your old boat can
whistle, aud I've got five dollars TO 90 on 1t"
Nonsense says the captain. you can't begin
TO do it Why man. her boot can be heard FIVE
or SIX miles. aud further than that when the
weA,her is favorable. You'd ouly throw your
uSiC. !" cus says Ne. III u y IOOk
my money amt. l guess you're afraid to try it.
anyhow. 1oa knox Id beat" No" says
the captain. " ANT afraid of that. bat don't
want to take your money on BET Of that kind"
Well" says be, IF you Won, bet, guess Ill
ind some one IS will I'm agoing to make the
bet any way. Well" says the captain. Just TO
humor him. ~l'll take the bet. Put your money
up" held the stakes for them. Nov Cap
tain" says be, ~let her oat, let her do her level
best; she'll need to-
Dick pressed the lever and the great triple
whistle gave out a deafening blast.
~Tha, the best she can do ?" says be. well I
guess csu beat that-here goes for ms turn
he brseed himself up and throwing bis head
back, gave such yell as never heard human be-
ing give afore. When he got through he looked
around st Us aud then heaved sigh aud said /:
We'll, Captain, guess you've won-the
moneys ycurn bot bad s. better show for my
money than l had with them felIers down stairs. !"
BLADoS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07

THE MAyVFAcTUzE OF GAS IN PrrrsBuEG.-
Pi:tsborg. Pa. produces more tbsn half the glass
made II The United States is factories uunber
%. with $50 pos, and give employment to 524S
hands, whose wages approach S3.ooeOO0 year.
TIE materials employed il the manufacture we're
the past yezr, l2ll0 tons soda ash, As $40 tous
Of sand. l52p00 bushels Of line, l2I8 IONS NJ
trate sods, 1890 b0sheIs Of coke, 4.525. 100
bushels Of coal 4o22 cor6s of wood, loss tons
Of sirsE, go barrels Of salt 30 tons pearl ash
$50 toas Of lead. 1904 6re-brick, 1855 tons Of
German clay. The packing boxes cost S4s4 $50,
and required 2I0e kegs Of nails Ninety-six
Wagons and 30 horses we're employed IL hauling
The space occupssd By the buil6ings is eossl to
Dos acres, ard tie capital in buildings machinery
and grounds i, 10 nO1Dd Numbers, SO 500 900.
The sosiOesz prod0ess about 81. o00, 900 8 year.
Il Scientific American.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07
Wary HAD a al,,le Corr.

Msry bad siittie carn
Crcz her nttie tee,
Asa everywhere that Mary ueas,
ne ezra vss sare - EN--Caz~1rs Ret.
And q the o>olias OCEANS shore
II followed heS zee DAY,
Rat the little ache coru was - Sare.
SIC oselaa't pay SrSsaet-is,ssi Essss.s.
~whSi n sses the sorn hart Mary So
The esneS RlAyegs cried,
~SeSAese she NeA-s her N>cts - tight"
Rseksr-oa resyira.---lS1sSis AVsa
AID veea the aeStcc Gled u DIVA.
HSniet a& remain.
TN Mary hit q ~ '>eceSuets'
Asd thea II east aesin, INtw lerf Aeil
As& thea abe tried 70 shaw il ~
CeaF,etety With q rsnsr,
WsSA silrTe1 and cut her little sas
In away that Ssd Ssasse her. --f,.ik EsEnSa.
And Ca-a Sslvs wSsli nSs give hsx ease.
Ia vain sAs triea eelrt>plssseFs
ESr while she asrsei sad coSki,ea IL
ne assss bat came the fssteS.-xsa.
hasAAEa's 81 Making, % Mays sAes,
LwAee week. ~ ~
VIII enr~ the eo-a that srnwS
Ia Mays little tee>
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07

EXTRA
NO ICE! !.
Call and examine the
New Estey Organs and
hear them sing their
own praises; or, if You
would like a good Pr
ano for a small amount
of money, try the
MANSFELDT & NoTNI,
only $3.50 No low
priced Piano has ever
given such universal
satisfaction. Eery Pr
anO GUARANTEED to
stand any climate. If
YOU would like the
best piano in the world
take the WEBER,
Grand, Square or Up
right-price, 5000 to
81, 200. 1t has no equal.
The tone is so pure
and of such depth, you
will be charmed be-
yond measure. The
great "Strauss" saws,
" The Weber Piano
dStOaiShes me. -
ANY PERSON who is
about to buy a Piano,
Organ, Guitar, Banjo,
ACCORDION, Concerto
ma, Harmonica, Violin,
Tambourine, Set of
Bones, or Harmonica
Flute, Music Box, Fife
and Drum, Flute, or
anything in the music
line, Sheet Music, In
struction Books, Song
Books, or Music Books
of any kind, will find
the best of everything
at the Music Store.
GEO. E. WELLS.
Importer,
No. 66 FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07
FOR SALE.

- THE OLD ErABIISHEn Business sNSe
q Ho1ss OF Of A. ). CLEGHORN CO, situated 49,
Iks.@L4; wApso, HAnakna, Hawai-. Consists OF a Z
Store ADD Dwelling House. almost new Also, store
sooss Cook House, &c, with large and well selected
stock Of Goods
Also, balance Of lease Of wAipio Valley for terra OF
10 years comprising Of Loo acres aduira-
bly, adapted fox Rice Sugar Culture
Also, Lease Of AnliwA which PrSes several thouS
aud Sres Of wood land This chance FIR parties
csng 10 50 into Sugar Rice, Of The most de
s-rable localities in the Kingdom.
For Particulars, apply TO Nessrs-
A : CLEGH0RS & CO., Honolulu,
Or TO J. r MILLS, HAnAknA.
Wsiplo. March Is, ISIS JsO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07

A RoekIsnd man care vest into bis zifss
hand 70 be repaired, ssd when be came home to
dinner she shoHed him three pencil stubs. .
piece Of chalk. fO1r watch keys, nineteen matches
SIX paass and four coat battoDs, receipt for
making milk p9Hch, . hoekle. blank lottery
ticket small hzndfL Of eloTes. part Of roll
Of lozengsrs, three seat coupons 70 . last VIM
tsr's lecture. poker chip, and chew Of gum
that had slipped down into the lining Of the vest
through hole il the pocket II Eas the most
Startling disclosure the Rockland man had seen
Encs be had read the cipher dispatches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-07

How PENNIES GEoE Ixro DoILAzs.-Tho old
sdsge running TO the effect that fortunes gov
ont Of pennies, vas iolerably vel e1enpli6ed IN
natter that cane Sodes our notice recently.
Dunng the sumner Of 1850 resident of this
city d'es 3 considerable amount OF money oat Of
saving bank, leaving on deposit balance of Il
esats, although. had be waited tEo or three days
longer, he Eould have found bis account credited
with Il sddiilonsI Sc representing interest 0ae
day last week he sss oserhauling some papers
and came across the old neglected pass book 4
frieod sso vas present iokIngly purchased the
book for 81 from its p0sssssor. who hastily
tgarsd 1p the ano1ut - nos snouuting 70
sbo1t 81 50. Bat when the friend allowed him
70 rePErchzse the book II uiHing advance be-
ca1se the books Of the bank showed that S29- "
was the exact amount 10 which be vas entitled,
his astooishDent nay bstter be imagined than
Observation-Disclosures Register.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-06
Why Do Farmers Prefer the Spring
Tooth Harrow

Pulyertzer Gangplow and Drill. II cuts double the
width and draws easier than the two horse Culvator.
The circular form Of the teeth, with the end in.
so materially lessons the DRAFT any other drag
It's oscilatng hinges adjusts it readily to uneven
face that it not only prevents tho sod from turning
up, but works upon tho plan OF . leveler. cutting
down the elevations and fling up the depressions
per cent. Of wear and tear Of Respers and Mowers.
The teeth incline forward Ike those Of Horse
rake, and when tooth strikes any solid substance 1t
snd ana cleaning the OBJ
without interfering with the working Of the other
teeth or producing any perosptbe extra draft the
Tho teeth, being circular, keep constantly vibrat-
ing and sprnging, thus they seldom clog with grass
weeds stalks stones or damp ground, and the fire.
quency Of uftng by hand, so common With other
narroxs Is avoided hence, any boy capable of drv-
By the springing motion Of the teeth, and their
roconctng power, We are enabled to stir double the
amount Of soil with less power than can be accom-
In use.
The teeth seldom get dull in using. but II akeener
with file. or be ground Is quicly ~ the sections Of
Moving machine, thus saving the expenses Of lay
Ing and sharpening that are required by other Har-
It has more steel in one tooth than than there is in
forty teeth Of the Scotch harrow and more In each
harrow, and of better quality than Is required for
the springs Of five carriages, and yet they are sold
for less money than frscass Cultivators, and their
extra cost the Scotch Harrow il as nothing com.
pared to the extra benefits Of superior cultivation and
saving of time.
The ground prepared by this Harrow is brought to
q higher state Of cultivation, and consequently will
Yield larger crop than when prepared by any other
Implement for the reason it cuts the dirt from the
bottom, pulverizes and shakes 1t up, leaving 1t In
loosen and more porous condition than is the case
with other Harrows, and in so doing shakes out all
the grass, thistles aud weeds of every kind, and
leaves them on the surface to die much quicker than
II partially covered, as they always are when other
implements are used: The teeth can be adjusted at
the will of the operator, as to puverize the soil
to any depth from one to eight inches, and can be
moved from one place to another as easily as COM
mon sled by turning upside down. The teeth, being
made from the best quality Of spring STEEL are war
raned not to break nor get out Of SET and the frame
being made of the very best seasoned heart of oak
yll justify the claim Of their being by fer the most
durable and better adapted to the wants OF the far
ner than any other agricultural implement In the
market. The best cultivation develops tie best crops
and the largest profits. Thus verifying the old max
I'm, that one acre well cultivated is source Of
prot than two half cultivated, that invariably shows
balance on the wrong side of the ledger. 231