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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

Baltimore Is growing in importance
as . grain port, the receipts Of nour
for the year ending September 30
amounting 10 776, ,211 barrels, and Of
grain TO 20, $50, 654 bushels, an Increase
OF about one-fifth IN both items owe.
the year before. The wheat traffic shows
the greatest gain, from 2, 500, 900 bush
els In 1877 20 0, S75, 233 bushels this
year. while the corn receipts were
some 3. 600, 900 bushels less than year
ago, owing 70 the refusal Of the Balh-
more and Ohio line to compete with
the very low rates offered By other
trunk linea-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

Nashville, Tennessee, is in fresh
trouble about her city debt. Two
years ago a compromise OF the nearly
50, 600, 900 indebtedness was begun a..
fifty cents on the dollar, and over s
third Of the bonds have been funded
at that rate, but the holders oN1tt4e q
mainder won't accept these terI1s. a7'l'
from time to time are forcing special
levies by nsdndamus for the payment
Of interest on dollar for dollar of the
debt. Leading citizens say that II ihia
sort Of thing continues they win ask.
the Legislature 10 cancel the city,
charter and place her affairs IN fh6
hands OF receiver, which would com
plicate, il not indefinitely postppiie.
any settlement whatever.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

The city Of Munster, in Germany,
seems to be q dangerous place for nat
uraIized Americans Of German birth TO
return to. The RaehteT, Of Cleveland,
tells of The experience of a resident Of
Cincinnsti, named Stephan, who, be-
ing on q visit to Munster, his native
town, at the time OF Nobeling's attempt
upon the life of the Emperor, made
some silly jest about the latter In q
tavern. while half tipsy. He was
forthwith arrested on 3 charge Of in-
suit to the Emperor, and was sen
tenced to two years imprisonment.
He was expecting shortly 70 return to
Cincinnati.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

THE exceedingly godiy people Of
Alpena, 8 pious Michigan town, ex-
PEELED by local law all women OF ILL.,
fame from the place. Eva Leroy, a
young woman, homeless and friendless,
wandered forth, driven by armed po-
licemen. She fell At last exhausted by
the roadside, and was frozen to ieath.
And Jet Christ said: Qsi sine peecato
ct Ia Aa,- prius lepidsm pittsf.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

IT is well for most of Us that de-
fective memory saves our money. We
can put off making Christmas pres
ents till Now Year, and then for
get all about it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

a series of examinations, made son,
time ago at the hospital at EdinburgI
develops the fact that not less tlla
one-third of those who died whe
over forty years of age were in col
dition that could be accounted for
no other way than By the suppoHitit
that, at some period in their 80
consumption had existed, and hat
terwards been checked or Cd |
Portions of the lungs had been fe|
stroyed, but the cavities forma.iurha
been healed by contraction az
sion of their walls, or the d
td substance had been shut
mation Of GbFoas= tisssrc
Conclusions have been
PARIS, which seems to sha
cipient consumption is
and more often cured TIL
supposed.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

These spectacics arc manufactured from
f'MINtlTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted to-
gether, and are called DIAMOND on account OF
their hardness and brtlllancy.
Having been tested with the polariscope the
diamond lenses have been found To admit fifteen
per cent less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accu-
facy, are free from chr0matic abcrrations and
prodnce brightness and distinctness OF vision
not before attaiucd In spectaclcs.
MANUFACTURED BY THE SPENCER OP-
TTCAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, NRW
YORK. For sale by responsible agents In every
city In the Union. A. RAIN. lcweler and opti-
clan, sole. agent Tor Austin. TSxas, from whom
they can only be obtained. No pcdelers en-
-pll,sad.
" not buy pair unless you sec the trade
deiScod&wiy~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02
The editor presented q bin Tor eigIll

The editor presented q bin for cigbs
yezrs' back subscription. The Old
farmer was firBt amazed, then inala
nant. He put on HE spectacles, acrll.
tinized the bill, and after assuring bill
self that it was genuine, ht sxclElIcd.
'ssVe been suppofiin' this yere paper
for nigh onto eight years, and never
had no such thing as that flung g NJ
before. I'll stop suppoftIn' it. iIs
not only wIthdres has valuable supper
but failed 70 pay tie bili. -1e,st
JourHat.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

The Prince q Wales ieleeFbpl|fa
Gambefta his congratulations On eo1s
ing out Of his duel all fifI|l. Tie
Qneen does not Ike 70 se1 Alfred E1i<.
ward 20 strong "A sdfnircf q II.f
French Rspubliean.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

TIE heather Chinee's tirecracker is
only used by the ignorant in celebrat-
ing the Christians Christmas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

of the sctns1 figure. Thus travEl1
with two bonrsNks half's journey
fnre -hinn-usight feel perfectly safe
taking a two hours dose, or eyep.s
two hours and twenty minutes, thouel
the last might be little dangerous
The inventor, who throughout his ex
periments had railway travelling In hf
mind, arranges the doses in .mileH,
or rather kilometres. OF cUufse
composition is secret. 1T has alb
been tried by number OF the pl|
clan's patients, who allowed thehnscf
20 be experlmented on. They pf
nounce it agreeable TO taste, havs
something of the flavor OF chartreuss
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02
The German poyernmen

The German governmenr
it seems, to drive the Socialia
out of Switzerland. The Gefnl
lister to the republic has convey
monstrances to the Federal g
touching the liberty which po
refugees ENJOY ON Sw; 'rit2r1
the bad use whicA
liberty by founditS Ssowsp
eating the doctrinA el GPSS
The comments of IN swaSs,}S
press upon the recon at'ea,sssG tns O
sassinate the soveEeigns hsJ
ciaIIy shocked
Bismarok's Post has 81 -
ed that if Switzerland az
he converted into a hot-be
tion, its partition may soon y
upon. 1t is highly probaRl
Federal Council will be askd 4
duce some anti-Socialist bill
two chambers of the Federal
tune, and such a demand wou
tais executive body into deep
itV.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

DR.. G. W. Bagby has in r
viii shortly republish m 10
the original "Letters Of AioSfN
BY Billy Ivins.n These le
peared in the S5stlera III
ssRger some twenty years
were copied "a estenso by I'd
paper in Virginia, and b
other States; gave DR.. Ragl
IL plane by which, he hasl
been known, and in truth di
establish his reputation as q
than all his other writings
The letters contain much md
funny account of mdN,,sn1
Washington city. They SormS
tlnuous narrative, and a ioxl
runs through the whole OF thend
book, which win be berl
printed, will be sold by subs
only, at q price well suited
times, namely, tifty cents. Tho
desire copies may apply in POI
by letter to DR.. q. ". BaghyI
mond, Virginia.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

A Paris physician has
soporitic which he decIaE
nocuous, and which has IN
being limItabIe in the dul
effects at ones pleasure,
ln.c.auhich n ,riunn doaI
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

States OtO patients
: expense of $s53.57;
Lunatic Asylum keeps
IN average per capita
Of DR.. Wallace's
he ''tempest in a
yh the columns Of
obably in the in
preference or Of
the public good.
aims no prefer
hut doubts the
Fhen every evi-
that interests,
ut of these IN
siect, are prop
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02
CHILLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS, LIVER REGULATOR

Is eminentlY Family Medicine, and by being
kept ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour OF suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills. r,-s.-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02
REGULATOR.

Providence has placed in countries where Liver
disease must prevail. IL will cure 6l diseases
caused by arrangement Of the Liver and Bow
els, Regulate the Liver and prevent A.,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-02

After over Forty Years trial IL il still rcceiv-
ing he most unqualified testimonials to its vir-
tues from persons of the highest character and
responsibility. Eminent physicians commend
il as the most
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-02
A9OA HERE!

2ANsSNA kA AAASA
Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chi~ago, aie nov prepared TO make all kinds
oil
PICT u RE FIR A les.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
specially.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Leyys Store.
GEO R. WALKER.
Winnemucca, July Is 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap for cash or orapproved security.
Apply TO ALEX. WISE,
Winnemueca July 2S, 1870. Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

It ~ss wesssfhal 70 WseSss eves he streets Of
tbs esrseG etsy .ss& - ~ lete The sAePs asa
sss hes asitsr ssrs he Pseeessss e trade -
sAss tesy are ecu, The loavSs IL Tie bakers
sAepS tsr issssreS. were sssde Jest Se the teSa
sew Pssvslses u ltSS, We ssCe IL great
vsrtssy q shaps> lssa pS,vsts soases also 81
vs ~ aeS saw II thea nsee ieiSeasIvs ~ the
ksesss Of the rsoras IL tess eygoes sss too
tAeesss& yssrs sSs> Gee thles slse sas eSSSsas.
Il hs6 eese essy q eoesssDats ieagslsy, resse
were serts ieGSeat5eeS II his. and have 20
6eses tat. as SSses ssd 6esesrsa Of elG were
SsstrcysS ~ tire fSeG beaver, 50 tass elty Was
esssreys3 90 seceaas & is ssss, ey az issep.see
q The lEssceal Srss Of he earth. perhaps u ksl
itself How ss-riele 70 sAink II whole elsy
-SasesS u seEsss sePrep3gsi iase The ssssasl
~oesi Arseg other teisss ~s sa~ wss a pea,
rtSsi nan, q skSeh aays esoesei = Photograph,
Asssl 10 shlnk q @ae, ie ths rstisl u the
eesssisssee q SsS9a,sy, As,ss tsrosd Sete stous
We rstG-siiy here Sh,sk q Less vile, who
looked back. srS eeescss Pillar q sals-~ BE
secs slsess tor the sSeseitlea q brutal sport.
sie,,iar - sssE Wsrs Ia seesset Rsgs. ne we're
SAcSa the theatres. s6ssA were u great s,yls
sppdrsesiy. and q eces1oas SIZE. 0sess ls6les-
sie1s sAoss3 AeS ssSsa rp tksy aasE hSSs assr
u VICE, AeG yss there wegs faSleSIloes of CIV
Z saIioo. fAssr baths ike sAess ws BAD seer
a. Rome, ieGlestsG rrvgsssS n Tins respect. We
sas soe1s parts il the rzooS>s q esi9g sxeavstsj
Tor ths ~oek : set1g 90 eo3uasallY. FoeG
! 5osrs ~srs bstis sBoQsb tiss 70 70 over III;
~Qrt3 Of = plzes,- Ssreett's lialiae Experience,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
Do Ei.h Sleepe

Ths editor q the Elsh,ss Gazette proEsrs
soDs @ssls tsssiHoey osarius ePoa the utter
ss.l1s eGssy waetAsr hso sleep. IL Is his ep,a-
sec tsss The Isoui sleeps a. siSas IS peoof, be
sSzsss that, sasa eassetps his Ssh-eossS a. night
u s1Bues-siEls be has oessrssd Sll The 6sn N
The TANK tyiag uotioplsss "a the slate bottoms.
ard - has 0ftsa ~ateasi them thus for soas
,sus.a Of n@s. Thar slo~ rsspirasI0r analo-
goes lsoseDers Of The 6ss Indicated jlassU-
l>ssi 2esioo OF the heart. arG a state Of rest
syEilAr 10 that q The lsgaAB o<ioS IN sleep. 0e
striking bgas. While tbs 6sh ssrs in this Qai-
sscsa; co1citioc. the, ~oelt start. As II scared
AID {! aoogs wI6. sSaloisiaS the same alarmed
tssl ugs teaE raH usc a0eo1pouly does when
sg3cs1lg zroessG tr0a PeogoaoG slomhsr. The
sEuSS1cs refers 70 Esh il az aru6eial state; bat
the writer eelsgss Il apples equally 10 those
Ehlen ars Sfld 10 thar native waters - We
uaY ssssly eeGle 70 tne eorciasiou,' be remarks.
= that ssposs * the brain. u0re O. leSs CON
plsss. does sxiS. IA tie plscius world AMI Ger
t4lrly ths eisasE the organization et the snirAi
the more need ne shall 6EG for sure system O
rest O. resp irsIi11 u he asrv0es system TIE
r1oveus0S OF fns, gtls and tails, ~aleA Is eva
present IN Eso, Tie writer considers to De i.
purslT the rssals Of rsisx action a. that Of ths
oeasirs Of the heart and therefore he regards
these 19Tsrssass, Wien the 6sh Is otherwise
stlh. 10 lrccaLl0o that It Is not In state OF 40
sol-ss rsuCSe and gucanSci oCsness-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
The Oldest Man i'm rhe world.

The stnfiss Of usG chose sgs IS considered
ever 5 bgu1rsd ssosraAy cone irom districts in
which ysriSestlVu i impossible Neves, perhaps.
says The La1csl. sssn fro1 such districts. has =
cauctc4rs for the age u $50 years teen pre-
seated oC. 0as ! offered for ersisnes ia TIE
person Of eIgizsa Of BegosA, il San Salvador.
We aEs sold that he not 0Giy eoalsssss 70 this age
oCt hls asign60rs, sh0 must De better aols 10
!ltys. z&rl lhAE he i considerably older than
be says de Is s. oEf-orssG uansj Michael
Selis and his sIisss1es : tssu6ed 10 by DE-.
Hernandez Who EAs assured ln8L Ehsc oce OF
the oldest Inhabitants sss child this mAn
vas Recognised a. es1ts1arian- HIS signature
n IIl7. l. SAID 10 have been discovered zuoog
these q persons EbO assisted IA the epOStrae-
IICu Of e-rt4la eosvsal. d.. Hernandez tosud
Ells lnca vi,lnAl sorkisg . hss gzsdeo- His skIu
: Ike parehus1l, rs hair white a. STOW, and
covering bis head Ike tErban. de attribgtss
his lOsg lie TO MS careful hsuits eating only
0acs = CAP. or balt Al hour. because he believes
that more food than eo4Ld De eaten IN half al
boCr eoGit nos be dizesJsd 10 tzenly-f0ul
k91rs. he was accustomed 10 fasg 90 the 6f
teeth OF every n0nth drIsking. o. those days
s. a1eh water IS possible. He chose TIE NEST
gagrusnlng foods xni look all thiGgs cold.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
EXTRA
NO 7 ICE!

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.
Don't fail to call and
examine our fine Pi-
amos, Organs, ETC., the
best ever imported in
to this Kingdom. Ii
you are in want of a
SEWN Nj CHINE,
please call and exam
inc the New American
or send for illustrated
catalogue and price
list. Take one home
and try it. You will
never use any other
after once trying the
AMERICAN. See it !!
Try it! Buy it! and
you will never regret
it. Works equally well
on heavy or light work.
Self setting needle.
Self-threading shuttle
and self-regulating ten
sion. Light running,
durable, and easy to
understand. Send your
orders to
GEO. F.WELLS.
No. SO FORT STREET,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
The Modern Iroquois.

Nearly 600 OF the descendants Of the old
Sic N4lH9as Of Csetral Nss York are st Forest
yite, NLs-. % s5FsfHnsaE reservation The
United States zgs1s ia charge or ttTs rsserva-
tIg7 reports thai nearly 600 Of these 000 can
read and =rits: that they have had % day and
n4naal l4bor schools and hat thsy cultivate
thar and 80 tllZeully that tkey pay ri the sx-
peoses of IheIr hEiug- They are reported a.
adFarci1g Il church 6I=eipii1e. crossing 10 ten
Ps-anes and making rapid progress tozsri :
eouPi=Sz civil EIliou- ThsF are not LIE Old Iro-
g10l; n spirit o. Garage o. adventure %,
tie! uay Jet play part il civilization quite IS
EGrthy Of lhsir lineage a. that OF the Earri0rs
Eso b1raed azd rsEagsd Up and d0=u the No
hawk Valley daring the Revolution 0as popa-
q, tsiasi0o respecting then-ghsG thsy are rap
IDLY cylng oGi-bss osso q1its thoro1znly ersii.
Gated from the pgblie mind II TO those Of the
81 SasI0us Who ara % this reservation &c sic
the Cau.tIa1 ts=cs1fl1ts Of the lanoas cor
f=si=faey. Ne have gambler sssFiy If cot qsiJs
- large as the total esasgs Of The Iroqaols al
the tiuz Ehsa th=F we're the masters and tie
cuCqz=rurs Of the cnatfuecs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
a Story OF Ihe Paris Balloon.
7-.sr-.surufs,,rs Wv cr;.s,. v,,.,,,,.

l-iFI-slI1llslEe A4F lr14l1E cicIT1lz-F
EIFerisaessi goii.sae1 are away. s,atfaos.i
lruEzG Tie Esth arzt naL1c1 to see thai all !.
rlZa-- These sharp e!s= Esfs rsezcLIy pazzisd
y al English EIrt she E.EIIllT sssG=5 10 nave
oziaaa a. the trai1 sac 1cs 0rEy went u
cailE TAI sue EsGI y several tilss fsy. What
&C sarLh-rz- EEaz II LEz skg vas her obises ?
The pcl.s s1arFea=,l thsfr =Fzz, AID .EIA LhzT
EcG-er=a-- AzolEzr cIrru1s11cs made tteu
EgG1=r :riI lccs She uzzsr sus1=st hsr Mouth
she sss11z1 20 kls# aG1c5F and ye6- EEec tn
saas.== &C sTs1i1g aeglz 70 AL. All tine cane
s1c =Fzrycct-y 70 q kcEs- ste Llcks6 am. With
Il GrHzsacrE.s-- EsiL-irssss6 Ez1Ei=ua1, a-5 IhzT
Fzcs IEag tegsLhsE lbs EzaEI=laa vas al
the 1Crs 15Slcs1hl= because hz a4i ooIy oos
lEg- BGi. II =as AID h= kzsE saeh oth=r- EEy
&C =arr1 cnt tneF sa1- =aeh otkzr 64rizz tbs
Eact= cl!s H1E EcEE1Er1- these ziI1riz are
fS0 -agz Ez1- gns1 the nallGo1 rsrzrzEd 10
sa-IE- ts1 AD-l=s via raj ass-z thu asesnsi5r
-lzci-E=rz'1 tEis thar p1r=ss a4i 3saucsarz5 AID
thsg 4516ly en1Si1i1zt Hal Gas=s ozrszz ne-
c1G= volatile Il the rlrzEezri7o Ct the ART Hal
s11= sIr- EECaPe6 &C then seE bo.z thea cs ,
HB- cs1El LL-1== Eillll4cssCsIT zrzzu uccE=t-
aa-f.E=FgEl=f= ass EGgsssEIsE=tE ss==e.i uszr=e-
oFE, the ea-f Ossiy s1oz<h tie Fzziisa ziri
a1.s tas o1sI=zEzs EIcgiIzaza, eek - Ists-zs,
n these F1T==CEtElgaz- TE=T sEn5zaglT cgzsit
sssi sAza a Esisa1ess. IL @ soose- lad egc-
Esrzs1Uu t4k=G ms EEr1 Ihan IteT ssass5 a
ErrssissIss= ass1Fs 10 4EE the t1ru r1enf ths
:Er=sc--1r-sr- Fee tie srsE tine siues .tz bezzr
n sszraazE ne salA5oo. ths Eazish girI retired
1efsr= taz ea-lGca dad maze ia LEsG 1sesasE1c-
The psb-s Eao6srss.- The pixie E5l-o1esi then-
Th=g eGlEtsst lcs ua.ioaa IA Eos kazce sEsa
th=E zas rgz1d tAz cosnsE th=y 9saG faster. and
saeh step Lhey t1ck tie zarz rzE55Ey ttefr f=ss
laFat- Tie poEcs EEl1zEE al tbs Icoksd
9rscg, and ar-estA3 ta@a- Hey ware ssa-Eazd-
Ia the pocketz ef the e1s5ezzz5 zan t=e1ry
PGrs=s AID 800 Z gid ssrs fss1s; tuo of he
rgrses ssrs rse1gu 1s.A ~ the tu0 L5sss ahogs
1=sSir1e- a. hes1g rhe5s Frspsrty- Casa bear
Isg tie Eaz1s Ct Mr. DG1siz Esrs EsGsS &c TIE
EA1- sEz- Ihs pcL1es q Ess 5eEsFz ttzs % u k.s
EaG@ TAs gri positively rst1ssd 70 give kes
zaGz- Beta refused % ziEz TIER air3ress-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

NEE SCEAE Pzoezz.-Ar z. J. Minehin
writes he speciality Of tie Robert didEssou
urgcsss l. thai Il requires co cane ziIls nor The
Iu1ea=s u0tIT= p0ssr 70 work them, ard that
u gels o1s fzliy 20 per csot- uoss juice th1o By
the a=e Of mills La this process the eale l. cat
Il sIess usFely AID =tssped so that ogt Of the
closed calls : taken the Iciee bg the zslLknosn
Az Of sI9sG1sis adj soiael0sis- Hsles the
I1Ics L mach pCrsr. since Is z freer Of albansa
al. 0f The f=flsot4dl= n4Etsrs EnIeh sis left
behind N the calls The parity Of GiTasion
is5cs nay b. judged Of b. the fact that eIari-
Ter 81 go gLllOl= Ehe1 defeated you'd rot
give --sc1u z4f1ci=ut 10 I'll slop hasi1. The
drzsbackz 70 GTsa=fon are the large qaaulitis.
q sE-sr rs9zIr=1 tx IL a=s (zGch Of this can
o EriE1sd. kozsTsE, for eoa1=nsIng parposssl
and the addItioa 20 the jaice Of 20 ger cent o,
20 PER cent Of EEr=r- shich means 20 much
extra eTsporztisu aud 50 mach extra eistsru
spscs; 51G ArE=r yizii Of 20 per cent zogs
LhGa eo1Peo=stss for these mi1oE disadvantages
The A=kz Ssgar WORKS, Madras L the 0uIy
spqI II BrTti=h d0ni1iO.s shzEs this process i.
zt zQrE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

TEE following eeFioas story u ted ey cor
respondent 90 The LepSca Trees, wtstieg lroa
Hsasselss u len with my tasaiS 70 Vial the
fsla q Waterloo this pseSaing. aud SOFA aAer
se arrived Al the farsa Of hsSement nv wife was
asked far neeey ey an thleok,ag cid woman,
Nv wife sid 10 her. ,Iea have done ne,hieg for
~ however. here is ISsae' The old creature
elsseAe1 IL al esee, Ss1 al@es, Immediately
sassusrd screamed eet, sAea a msn came aAsg
pre Il uss walkiDg il advanced and saateAea aud
ran 81 with my hst Foer other mee aud q
weaaa thea yssaei nom The gateway 81 tas old
chateau, oee pat ladder anosAssa plough,
before Us, aud another held Up large stick and
aoasSSkaS Il menscles(y AZ es, while each spateAed
a brick CT the old historic orchard wall, and all
ysllei and danced areead as like ladisas, and
seemed ~ o0s time as Il tAey latepaea TO do Us
sees great bodily Assa il aet 70 masies as in
The leaellassS u The Place, Ny vile palled "a,
her purse sai eaerSi il to thea. and they took
as she lhiRks. three traces whea Eaan cams
forward Sod retasaei me my bat, aSles vlOlea,
gestures =, The time, nsed scarcely say these
people rsoierei Us 10 service whatever, aud
/ therefore had no elAia apoa Us Al American
party sateeed some~hS, siaitar outrage al their
[ hsads Gay oS tao before. when = shawl sni am
I hrSeA were teyesely taken from then. sad Kept
until redeemed By Pay1sat Vi money, ior which
as in eav case, no previous GeUand bad oseS
/ ssGs, aud which in any case. Was absurd"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

Tbs GIskALrAR TrSNKL--f0s proposed tun-
nsl 6sswesa Spain and Africa is still before the
paelic- This tunusl. according TO the plan AZ
present Contemplated. is 10 exIsni from within
saor; distance Of AlSeciras. on the Spanish
side, TO between Tsngisr aud Osu,a GU the Al
rican side. The leosth OF submarine taonel vail
De nine miles, With Sn inehnauen OF one foot per
hundred. and the approaches will have an extent
Of six OF seven miles. The greatest depth of the
sea Is S.0l0; and. aud as it is luleBded &c have
thickness Of some 500 feet OF rock len between
the root Of the tunnel and the sea bottom. the
greatest depth Of the tunnel viii thus be $500
Zee, belo~ the level OF the sea.-4MsrioGR dr.
cittscS,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

Tee SASTTAzT EFFEcT q HoCszEnzx UFoS
WoAES--NEzF Of The lis sad diseases DrsT4lsn
zloug s0Ge1 Il car day are. 70 dOaot, trzee
zhie 10 the sestslIzry mode 81 hfs 20 eoumoa
zE-o1g th=u- The progTzzz sith mech Of the
asGssaold dTldgsry 70 shiea sousn we're Tor
r-erty s7h.=eEec- and tie rzszff i, In 100 E2ny
Gases SE1G Of sg5eI=as occaosiIo1 for resGsd
ooilg eIsrei=e Tse kraTLs Il this stzts Of thIazs
are sSrsklGgiy exhibited IA eerI2jn 00ssrysti
1z5= By the ale Mr. Rahe-tsou, Manchester
s.rg=oc- sho- Il EE przctics zs Specialist fo7
f1r Io1zci. Gsseesez, foaGd thai II women Who
themselves perfJrued al tksIr work there vas
g Lrzcs Ct csrtzia eo0ptzirts; tbzS tksse eca-
pisIots hegiE 70 make lh=ir APPEARANCES il women
viii o1e ssrEz1i, bseons Eofs prorognesd IL
soOsa sz0 have tao ssrsznsz O sorss stilI
nth lE1ss ShO lave thsss serTLats. and 20 90
De ss0Iai stafisthezlly that the DEATHS from
csiit1Irth Es-s f5zr tines greater II tie ezss q
so1s=a sItE fszr Esrssais than these sith n01e.
-P9PEL1 SzszS HezliIy,