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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-08-14

1nlTu rtdulnH Oh an ACT 10 re6trlct the I'M
portation and sale Of opium. Passed.
An Act relating to the practice of medicine by
Chinese doctors, on its third reading. Passed.
An Act to promote the construction of rail-
roads. on its third reading. Indefinitely post
poned.
An Act to construct a Hawaiian Board Of
Health. Referred to the following select COM
mittee MeSsrs. Pilipo, Attorney General, Ha-
nuna. Kaunamano, and Kupihea.
An Act to restrict the Minister of the Interior
from selling Government lands.
The Minister of the Interior said the Ministry
were not in favor of selling Government lands.
The bill was indefinitely postponed by a ma
jority of Is to 10.
An Act relating to contracts, on its second
reading. Passed to engrossment.
An Act relating to marriages. Indefinitely
postponed.
An Act relating to the fire department of
Honolulu Passed to e-Dgrossment.
An Act to levy specific duties upon rice,
paddy and raw sugars imported into this King
dom. on its second reading.
Mr.. Rhodes moved that this bill be indefinite
" postponed. He pointed out the effect the pas
sage of this bill would have on the relations of
this country with Great Britain. He said it was
only a suspicion that there has been an attempt
to export foreign rice to the United States from
Hawaii, that caused the Ministry to bring this
bill forward. 1t would be the means OF throw
ing those overheard who have been our friends,
and gave us our first treaty in 1851. 1t would
tend to break off all friendship with the British
Government 3 ~ 80 atss
Mr.. Gibson supported the motion of Mr..
Rhodes. The passage Of this bill would act as Z
burden to planters they will have TO pay more
for their rice. /, viii be solely in favor of the
Chinaman, who will ask more for their rice than
they could get for it in San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-08-14

SEyESTY-SEvENTH DAY-Saturday Aug. Z, 1880.
The Minister of the Interior gave notice of an
Act to encourage steam navigation between Ho-
nolulu and San Francisco. also of an Act to pro-
vide for the drainage and sewerage of Honolulu.
In referring to the steamboat bill, His Excel
lency said, we never can hope to put on as large
boats as we have now, but as this line of steam
es will surely be drawn of in two years hence,
1t is necessary that we should look to the future.
The bill provides for a fortnightly service. 1t
will give US two ocean steamers under the Haw-
allan flag. He hoped the House would see ut to
pass the bill and leave it TO the Government to
make the best possible contract.
Mr.. Kslua said he supported the bill and spoke
at length on the subject.
Mr.. Hanuna proposed that it be referred to a
Select Committed
The bill was made the special order of the day
for this day.
Mr.. Gibson introduced u resolution that the
committee authorized to contract for the statue
Of Kamehameba | be empowered to have charge
Of the work till finished. Carried.
MIR. Gibson read for the first time a bill rela-
ting to the hospital tax on passengers from
abroad. The object of the bill is that a quarter
OF the monies so collected be devoted to some
charitable institutions in Honolulu instead of
all being given to the Queens hospital as hither-
to. Passed to e-ngrossment.
Mr.. Gibson introduced an Act to provide a
loan for internal improvements. The bill was
read for the fret and second times, and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Nawahi introduced a resolution that no
more bills or joint resOlutious be introduced after
this date. Carried.
Dir. Kalua pointed out what he considered to
be an error in the newspaper report of the Legs
lative proceedings.
The President said on behalf of the reporter
that matters would be st right in the next issue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-08-14

On the rules being suspended the special CON-
mIttee 20 whom was referred a bill relating to
exemption Of parents with large families from
certain taxes. recommended its indefinite post
ponemeut. Report adopted.
An Act to license the sale OF salmon was read
a third time and passed.
An Act to encourage steam navigation in Com
mittee Of the Whole.
ln answer to several inquiries, the Minister Of
the Interior said it was to provide for an emerg-
ency that will surely arise. The Australian line
will be withdrawn when the Colonies cease to
pay the present subsidy, which is $500 900 per
annum. You cannot get companies to build
boats for a two years contract. The running ex-
peDees OF the steamers described in the bill is
$4,000 a month. 1t will be a great thing to
have two steamers entering the Golden Gate with
Hawaiian flag. The Government has been ofici-
ally requested to make the Sabbath a day of Ia
Dor. Ii the steamers leave with that intention
be would never vote for it..
Mr. Bishop said be had always opposed subsid-
les, and thought it so much money thrown away.
The bill passed to engrossment.
The House adjourned at noon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01

John Kelly, tin TAmMANy tWss, has
ett'trn 4 letter declaring that 1smn III, ha,
na Presidential candidate ~ i.r aeu, ,hM, ~
opposition h falaen |. ma, fAesioas, and ,ha,
u bclleyrs that she cln.,nnsH ssn,entsen will
te wi.e enough 10 nominate man uhom ,h
pAlis can AMI will support with uhahtmlty
The llhole Island Democratic Con.
ycn,lon hasu sen, rillsn delegation 10 Tin.
rlnnsli and nun,nstei Horace ~ kmhall fct
u,yri,nr.
Tho Tennessee urecnhuckcra will
hola Nts,c Convention IN the s,l ~ My
Stanley Matthews II tnre tha, Grant
Will ~ noo,sAa,ei ~ Chicago
Tho friends II Justice Field. ~ TIN
tni,c,l h'as.s anpreme cantt, hayc perfes,sa
~ organisation Ant established headquarters
~ Washington IN Tho interest Of lila nnmina
lon for the Presidency by The Democratic Ma.
t,ooai Convention
The delegates of thu Pennsylvania
urennhscken ~ Tho National Convention u
thst patty III cheagn, Afe instructed for
Hendricks H. wnaht
A National Mass Convention of Rc
pnhtcan~ oppu~sl u TIN nomination ~ urn
'lrAns viii DO hold 4, N. l.nnis IN Ms1
A State Convention of Tho Minnesota
bcmoprscy, for thu splsc'lon II delegates. IL
Cincinnati, VIII he held May ~
TIN lsep,hiicnnsof of Issas soll,l u rull
Grant delegation 10 tlueesa
The State Conmlitee III the regular
Democracy nf Aas tsfk MI on tie inh of
March and pf.r,ni a eail fer t,ala Cot
venlon A mmher of thu rommi ,rr ff,n,
t'ira stated tia. sias sasmaut wunli under
~ circumstances ~ np' y uumnation far the
t'Ir' iIr,,s TIN IA,nnah, s,A.n ,nmmlt,,v
mei ln MN lmh TN Same ,a.. and resolved
~ "aii A convention, IL wheI, ,hn.n ,lpipna,,~
f,nn rvr,s As.e,nh, h.plir III lilo state
ahoniu NJ in.ltul Tn.Ia Na~ 40 Abssenaul
u, ihn RunsIal t.pliua III hnntilR 4, i',i lon,
si,pm |, Nsa determined III arpesp II lho "a
tnt rui,
An Associated Press Telegram from
Indianapolis ss,s :, saft prominent r,li
inan, AM tua,iul Ia the tlapah'i sau PARTY
vt Indiana vim II II, lhe q III lapte9 u tien,
fifsnt and thu Hsefaia 1T tAa TIN II movement,
'inhlea 'hu Truth ~ Tho s'atunsn's tim, 4 ma
f1om li"aita, ana Washing an thai Iran, has
ieri'isd 40, ~ n,Naa the ram fnl lha lIesh nlsl
nnliinAtiDn liz declares ihai Grant. nnhi 4
lIan ~ The llf#i ila'lul hy al, aserNhalnlug ma
luiiis u Nllaaiy As~siana, ALL tia " viil VII
fi,Na unleHs II eau II demonstrated That ~
ps',,oi POLL .i,e full s.unath II lis pllls ~ ~.
e,iIna mahs sntea A. MY nslnl candidate, IN
whIrl, easn lii# t,aiua Nntil l,a Withdrawn wi h.
ott ballot tla rays tran. Nnnll iin, accept
HE nomination huler# lio should hass Tint ~
sniahee, Ia Witch nsali. ha would consider II 4
duty hn owsn hls apnnlts 10 aeesps
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01
NEWS 0e TN WEEK,


The t,s~na hhvs~~s II Mp~ea w~s
t~~Nsis ssMsssnAs~A II NsMH II rss-aa
NrsX H~s&uhswh. W Nassisa lrmsiv
ss@~Assn. \. ~~msws IA Am*ss~s
A Paris essr~seh states that NJ s@~as
Nsi1atA mas~A t~sws*a nan.%~n, n ,s.~ra
a~a Sisr+srA " rs,s. ~ essu "A shs
harrs-r.hir W shs ~esii. h.a h~eN Is,&stru~A
WI Arfii " Ihs wsme eth e1u.sa. n atN,
A'Gnss, snr1sn's v ',srhsrA sssA swearing fns
W. sasvvs~svs DAYS Al smith. will Anu~n
hsAwe sTcss. n backing se.sen Ard hss
~Aertea sevsral shaWsAna ,sailss an she
eesrAs nsae Amrfirts
Ohdrs che nvw arrangement los thr
swSvss~M ~ shr Winter rslsfe, IN ~ rs,ess
e~sa A$ urswss ~ tIr iMrss,sl uass,l ha,,
Ne~n Ass~ant~A W. rArh Aaes, ~ish instructions
v hAS'l oy~s " the rel.~ al stranger. enter
I'M thr huil'linE ~hu~s ha.lnss. II ankna~n.
A destructive connaer~tion N The
rits NJ wamahA, Ranis I, mi,rn, si~Nsrnyvi
s,,tn,n " property. covering IN AseA N
.is sercs The mess isgrseinl .r~nea IL
riilssa followed ,he nte |. IA ssil ta,
piliastfs qnsuelea oses The ll.t.ihn.lpn III
.h~ tonsy. aud srvrtsi IL lhnn WIRE hlll~i IN
asM ,has fcllo~,d
COL Hynsc, sn Enslishman, wns cap.
j ,asci ny biieanls IN ,ltnsee. AMI m. itlhsh
uovc,nmcn' has Ias, psii ssa,su fat his ran.
svm.
Queen Victoria and The Prince aud
Pftnrera ~ WAtua have uoaa III stt,man, tor a
months visit
Tho cxfmprcrs l,ugcne has lei,
England for No,sh Africa, I, sl.lt ,he rranc II
shs Prince Inn, ,rla,'. death,
Bismarck has, under medical advice
abandoned hsrrsiflnkinu iaplng thereby ~
slon Tho excessive aud ,lsns. fna~ e,ftnlency ~
wh,rh ho Il rubIec,
The Rhode Islnni Henate has reject.
ed, by sNa'e of VI tn ~, pfola'eh smoni.
,n"n' 10 tho Mate constitution nisiug sutltsge
~ won,on ~ ,leu'ionr for sehoel enels,
A british General named Donovan
refused 10 ITO salute III honof ~ Washing.
TINS hlr'ahAs ~ itons konR, .l,lna, which
fsu~a' ~ l,,,lo indHusl,an smunn Tim Amo,l
IAN ~ 1dsn's ihere,
Cl Ina hMs decided to risk war with
lssr Ala rsslnf Than Aeeepl it,s lesn' ~ thu W,
~ Il negotiations,
There we're several severe nhncks III
earthquake ~ Toxic III the III II February,
during which mar, honaea velo injured ~ ,le.
siray.d, NJ liyw wore Loaf,
Defalcaticns have heen discovered IN
tho oyeflsnt cnaiom iIoasu NJ NJ reir.bnra
amounting ~ tlnh,tsn
DiphthcrIa " making many Victims
Am,nR The lpl,ali,an,s VI li,s lln-sl.n Province
NJ khAfkul, .nd nin,iarA - l'ais lniiaa nfo
l,~ nnIr ,yo1lnn ~ siay It's l'a,liy rtant,aH
hinliiAn bandits have captured II
t,atman iukn. AMI teiua#ei him ~ payment
~ ransom,
Tho Jews ARE bring mureilessly ler'
~eenied ~ lIm.,,
Mr. pafnoll, w'.ile addressing MI
a,rli.nea VI fnu,swntll,s, Ifrisnd, ~H# rp,ien
eRHad and driven ffnn ihe platform, eeselal
other Parliamentary candidates hase heen m
sailed snd roughly hanilah h, mals TN
present II 'hn meat intensely exciting l,niflhsl
campaign Witnessed IN tIIpa. t.llialn fer sn,la
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01

QuNtA
n. nesiksvss~sn hustles ~ r~sss
IA 1hwsse#es sssA ~sseas saAaa fssas
ssNa, ssfan. ena ~h.ssa~n nsssssA
" tssivy~snn ffvw ass4A - ~ Has N ~atsh,
s~a ~sFv rtv~n es#4slai v~egsaass VII flt ts
Nms T1s# %s~ss~st t#sffA sfRsn sa~sns8nsvA
sANisns vNvN ssa ~ tNnaA sgsNr N VI
~hs ~sa @#A "A s~tHss fsHft Aa#i%. sssA @gNe
Arrtrf.n.tuns NFtt fstt fftsrAas ihv SAFETY
~ ttst rsafs rstnH s'sAet ttss,il. has4svf
sht sNNi, aetis Has "A III hHf4tNtr MA VA
~vNt wtii un hastsi
A heller ssrl.lei IL saw mill N
rstHH,as. tie l1ilue ,htts Nh sha u it,sg
setwal atista
An humiliation in vtitirn,lrn ,uniy,
Ask has tesnliei m sltp In atna sna s,a,v.
inw ~ several hnnfsisi hsaa IL essiA
The discovery ~ petroleum rras
hitmiaahsu,. ~ Moth ,shsms. has pfaan~l
sryAs esefremsn, amana lnlald,t 80 ,hat u
sVfs4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01

For some tune ordnance officers III
'lr ! nited States army have hrcn look
inn for \ suitable tract W land urn,,
which ~ STORE tho Government powder
and - erect work. for Tho manufacture
III powder. Tho essential cond tious
arr that the tract shall b. away from
tl,e salt mir, which II sail 10 have ,lc.
terioraiing influence upon the article !,
tint II shall nj tho same timo h. casy ul
aeeess and easily fortified. TINT il shall
AFFORD wnser powcr and have deposits rf
clay necessary for manufacture; TINT Il
slall hs lalga enough ta contain IL mum
her III naagpz .nca al snch distances apuri
tliAt the explosion oi one will not allscl
the rest aud u In desirable TINT the Ia.
cation shall hc behind the Notifications
III INV York hArhor. Locations have
been surveyed Ia New York. renns,l.
sanln, Connecticut and New Jersey.
Thu tract known as the Middle l'nrs.
prnrert, on tho Green Pond mountain,
Morris pnnty, N u. u few mll.a from
Dover. ieems ~ have been finally ~
lecse.l, At lrnst negotiations have M
for advanced TINT, NJ the request Of III.
army officer IN charge, bin WIN ll.sse,l
by the late Now Jersey Legislature Ia
sllow the United States to acquire II
title 10 the land. The tract contains
! tM nctss and belongs 10 ienrse 4.
Rlsht,r, Congress haS made mn aprro.
pfintion III sslOO,OW for this purpose,
mi annual appropriations tor maintain,
Ing ll,e magazine aud manufacsory will
he mn II hereafter. II IL expected that
similar action will br taken hy the Nasy
Department.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01
0olgnsTsc IMrnLLIoHNcn



A Nav York lAdy who kert her diA.
mou.ia, valued ~ et,mn, between TIM mat.
trss@es ~ her he'd, has had hst uolofei servant
Arrested IN stealing them.
II required ionv policemen 10 jail MI
Esis ti'A,) maS who wenl Grassy oyer ,hs iv.ih.
IL puzzle
Patrick Inyes, n Philadelphia rnilan.
lesluns 1ilioui ehi,ea of hla hali working
wife. ~l,ot her ,l,Al and pul tNo lnIln,@ IN
hlmaslf. lntnlibn fa'sl lninties
Tho person who ~ persistently
pssseeuseh tbe ilav, MnrgAn Dis an.
pihels. ~ Nsw York, by writing .nunymou.
l.i'ess and ~endInx psepia ~ 'lait honse1 and
rlAr~s ~ business, ~As arrested In. ~eak ~
baltimore. ttia nsms u Ei,Hene n rf.s viii
iatnAan, and hIs place " residence i'lss.Iursl,
its SAYS ~ does not hno~ wi,A. prompted him.
~ Df. DIS mr. Any oihafs annoyed never IN.
juted him.
4 live whale, slsty.fiye feet In length.
hsA arrived u kew istk, In Inv af \ ina. l,oAt.
The monster Mas sapiutsa near t'foslnasioWn
by 4 fisherman, who soid him fut el, m,
Edison l,as discovered TIN eaim oi
The cracking ~ tha Hlui,es ,ls.i oll lila elessl'
llEhis, snd vii nM,seit
The Pennsylvania Heard ~ pnrtlons
hrs surprised eserybpd, i, t.fn,lup "
recommend ,lo pardon ~ ken,l.le and III. -
soalsie. " ~ i.nk,'la'Isa bfilsf, aasa,
A. ", Corbin. brother In law II Glen.
ursnt. has inst did 4, Iatsa, ~,
Apechs Indians have killed mail.
aarlss And ens shs military telegraph lines on
The tornado dsi Mnarso. In Nav Mesiea
Tho United States Circuit Court n
ssn vfsaelseo has pronounced unconstitutional
I'm recently enacted Law fofblddlnH Mn em
piDymsht ~ ChlA.se iAtDr by corporations N
i'sltfnynlA
Al Alma, Col. w. J. Porter shot and
kiied Thomas tArmpdy The murder waa vi
provoked, And IN lass than N hoar Ahons nifty
unmasAed slixsts gathered u ths lAIl and
hung Porter " ~ rIdxs. pole " ihs jsll. "
swofs ua'il shsy pa, NJ sope AvoHad biz aseh,
IT. tl,en spoke fsw words. md seld. .rall VI
,he fops. boyss
4 large nnnbsr Of sitting Bulls
fsmlshInx warriors have Applied u tor rseA
TN rat'oas. essstae 10 ssfsndsv ,ksIr arms
sHd p0nIaa
Indians recently attacked i party III
~ RleB And two bs~ mar san'a iiarbsrs,
tfAl, klillnE tiiein MI
Crop itamA The tulIDok for TIN
wheat harvest NJ California u tsrotlTd n vi
highly favorable. III Northern Uakos ~
salow. NJ which ihsra hAs b#un ~ abundance,
Il rapidly melting. and TN farmers svs pro
pairing W pnt w thslr whs&', Inc ApiIs "
C"nifal ilisAols ass sllye viii, rto.men. sptlnx
work having bsxnn IN earnest 4 considerable
breadth NJ Vais has t*n sewa AtrsAdy EAun
sfs fsposs thas ths sot u IN na.t eAraliani eo,
dIlloa fos their latpfs
Count I,e l.essel~. tl,e grsmi M.
siheer snd rs0Al baildsf. stsnl = compile ~
days IN Gi,ieago last xMh. and was .IeysniI,
sutstialhrd ~ lLa commercial Hen III tiss
eliy
The thiraHo, Alton and IN. Louis
sAilroAAhss ,plnnisri,, rrIueet ~ passenger
fssss W y cents mile ~ heal itAspl uil.s
ssugesAs " Nv Wsss oavLl II iai,lsis ihIs w..
egAl MNvs ~ w. vsv, ~ 'b@ r 1'+s, sd
Aitee,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01

80 aesA III Your nsh hAnt 14tms sa1 a',
DOV natnt free. Address u. MAt,tEff n ttl,,
Fpfllsha. MAiHe. kti
%ss
II In nnhl tYf day M hgtn1. NAMpIrs Mntih
% IN OEv " free, Aidrss kflkA|1N IN,
faftlsnd. Nfaias. ett
n4N WLtk. 81 n day I'll hplaa saslit lasle.
X tustiy nAihi fsee. Addf.sa THU 4 I'll,
kue,isia. Malhs. b,i
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MolloWAy'S OINTMENT.


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~ n~y ~ CssA. 80 ssIi - NJ nams.
nssAu sse4 M - e1ee1 leu, = IN ~ - evaee
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01
What VIII iIe Asked.

The next United states ceusuH will
be completed during Tho month of June
neAs, and tllero II hardly anything
which will do moro 10 render u easily
taken and correct tnan Tor Tho farmers
from whom, principally. thc statistic.
VIII be galheIe.l) ~ begin now 10 pru.
para answers 10 thu questions ~ tho
census takrr. liz will want IL know
how mncA yon Ind In ls7D of acres aud
h1iAliuls of wheat. corn, oAts. vyc, bar
ley, buckwhast and potatoes, how
many bushels merely III p ~ and hNAus
nnmher of aens md valltc IN product. |
orchards and vineyards ani small
fruits; number ~ Acres nnd toms III
hemp aud hay, bushels u clover, tlas
Hnd erAks seeds; ncreA and pounds III
hops nnd tlHa; Irrs number of hives
and pounds VI wAx aud honey: sugar
rallr acres, hogshrAds NJ sugar and
gallons III niolaares: horRlMm AcrtH,
l'nunds u Augar aud lKllona of
mos ~. ~ TIN crop of Tho cAlenslAs
year l4AO. ths ofirefs will want thu
number VI he.ass and po,iMdA u wool,
pounds 0f maple sugar snd gallons of
mnlasAes. Oh the yield during thu
twelve months from Juno !, 1870, TO
May III, lsHO, he viii want pounds Of
bntter aud cheese. gallons oi milk sold,
salilc 0f animals slaughtered, value ol
products and nrrcs ri market gardens,
value ri fofcst products. value oi home
manufactures. tint this ont ah,l pnt u
where y0n enn refer III II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-04-01

Reports 10 Tho Comptroller of thu
Currency concerning she condition of national
bank. show that On fab " thsy helA eHs,.
Hs.v7u In sp&cls. u which amount exl,iil
n, ~Aa IN Kold.
The uleH now In Washington rcinHc
~ Hlyo any evidence ID ths Committee on H.
dian ANalts A. 10 ths parties concerned IN Tho
,pa~1aatn ~ White FisaF,
ucn. Paine, of Wisconsin, has 70.
sianei his position ~ Commissioner Of Patents
',e.saso tba ofieA IL not remuaerA,lva
beeretary hchnrx says he has every
teason 10 believe thai Tim balance of ,ha Tito
indiana Engaged IN TIM Mseker massacre viii
le brought In without delay.
OMvAy and tha other Uts chiefs who
have bsoH u Washington ~ several weeks,
eating, drtAAtna And wearing plug hats ~ uov.
sfnmont espehas, lott for Colorado LIST wssk
Secretary lsan,sey nays Sitting Bulls
Indians. noN II I'm, rsrk. And anxious ID sur,
war uan5 Hl.uunsn m.lni.ina that They 40
irlilsh sabiasts, viii, shpm American, ha,e
nothing 10 d.
A discharged emlloye matte Nm uA.
s,,eaesAful attempt to sasAssl,ia'e liau HeorHc
lrown, editor ot The Toronto a',,t,.
The lionsa Committee on Militia hxr
ARrrsd oh taput aI,lah recommends ,hA'
Tho uehersl unvatnmpn. Asslst I'm .uvcraI
htAieH " m.ln'alnina military furee~ liz appen.
rrlAilD,s fof atnuK 'La NJ iltls amt psylnE
tb.m Will III ramp,
1Sso1LLANnous oLsAMlMoe.
Tho Now York. Pennsylvania, ana
Ohlo Railroad Company. purchaser N tho Al.
lsnsla aud Nfeat Western railroad, hAs formal.
y organised and taken possession II ,As iIne
The vslne of our imports since Jann.
avy ssessds shs value u our ssporis BY ela..
lAD,mA
Three mnrdurers, Nil enlorcd, passed
ffOm this life, nj TIN eiIi III ,upsv, ~ Friday,
Msrrh NJ, William tisriun. sgd ~ years, II
~, Charles, Nh tuitn llens,, N CoriaxnA,
1isMi And Aiisn Tpsns. n Fairfield, TssA~
1hs latter VA hAnEei i, n'ob, 10 othrrs W
~ proper authorities.
DoIMos ~ coNonnsA
IN ihs opening 0i Tho kenaiA On Monday,
MAvsh N, ~, Davis presented ! pstiiios ~ W.
kaitee mstsfH NJ tllIHet. praying isslstsslsH II
psetsst ths vubis sKslnsi the sslse " eIsoMavvsvm
- twsssv. ~. Aislspn pre.euieda petition ~ The
MsfshsHk saa manufacturers NJ t,ss,Hpau
i"ws Nv w pss4sg. " ! MsHhsupi isw,
several petllluHs Mste pyssshisa sud n
i.rv.l s1tinr ~ rsMsssl y, ihs aAi, ~ 'aAsnss
uhsst IN HsktMN tsI#r, Hultlt,sr III aDiniH ,ss
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leen 1ipo stronger ussA .WFss' ~ alAp
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| heard 4 funny story ri Il little Hos.
ton hoy the either day. His father Ind
amused himself In teaching tho bright
little fellow several words and phrases
In number ~ languages, so lhat hc
had quito = reputation ~ 4 linguiAt. An
Engliahman 81 some note dined with
the family onc day, and Che child ".
much interested In watching him and
listening 10 his conversation. After
dinner the guest took him on hts knee,
with tho remark, hear you know
great many languages; tell me how
many yon know" "Oh, ! know French,
and German, and Italian, and Bpaninh,
and that IL all" lint yon know I'm.
eliAh1" mo, l don't know Eneli.l,,. !.
he answered. with 4 very positive shake
ii Tho head. yes. Won do. certainly" !"
persisted lhc Englishman. n toll yon
| DO not replied thc child. almost i'm.
patiently, very cmphatlcAlly. NY pa.
p knows EuRlish, i sposs, but only
know two wurds In Gnslish" "And
shst sre n vsi. "'Oass and 'asee. !.
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