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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
NOTICE.

In a-oo-arsee wisA Sscfisa 50 o tie Civil Code,
EyrEx-r hrs ecsn EPPeiHie5 70 inspect and try al
h-zs h.s s-1 measures, fc- Tie districts o. Wal
lzkz. wziae- wsiksga snd NskaS30. Island Of NHri
yNo. O. DoNINIS. Governor q Oahu
o. - &c. - Nh Ian. >. I ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

Il aces-aHusr wish See.io- S7s % The Civil Ce3e.
FEsl sas a s7Poizisd 70 insPec. ana ~ al beans
wsi-ars ard zuasz-es ~ ne i-'Eaa Of oahg-
JSO. o. DoNiNGS, Governor Of o4hR-
o.. q e.cre-nn- ~ oaha. Tsne = fSso sos
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
Knights of Pythias.

THE MEMBERS OF OAHU LODGE ARE
hereby notified that their presence is required at
the Convention THIS YENINts, for the purpose Of
nominating officers for the ensuing rerE- Other i'm
portant business viii also come up
s5 It HESRY SSlITR, X. OF R. / 5.
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Tender. for Pl.StertnE wanted

~ rcr=e,t u-k c, the sxss-ios Gsd plaster work On
- i-t--5o- 81 tse NeE Palace
Eratic1s @ the wo-S NAY Be seen a. the c1-e of
~ >-rrirt--3z-t @ PuhHc WORKS. and teudsrs
-s-koz Zsa5r-s fc- Passing nay be iosSed wiIh
the N->ssr cf ne Insc-ior On before Monday the
s-e 1zv rf suiv next.
rc Naiss- 81 he Interior does nos bind himself to
.rScr- The lcsrsi o. any tsu2sr.
sAN-L G. WILDER Nirisser q Interior.
Ertr-i1r ps7z-s-a-nt June Il, fSSl S6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

By CEREAL A-zs--uas's th=orY and practice Il
ea--vlnr On ths Happen Institute for the iuStruc-
si1r q cuicrad pers11s ard Indians. mere crzu,-
~ usrt lrforc-x-ioc trou1 bloEs ! treated With
- r-s.s- eoureI-ut tkzt = dsserEss Enoziesi-s
mr tie Gauar4l n MS Pert street. Gd6ress declared
i nsf rc=e- Unless 5lges-eG and asS1rzilz-sd- Tre
rcr7s a. zE-pzoz are required % work for their
ssssrs-irE-- Ez--h 1 Ecr Eerelv that Wt1ct rs eut
er1zn rrr-rsd E-zrtzr- b1r they are rzzci-r many
krnzs Il nE-zzI l1hcr- Nore tnzn all rher are
-z-rAt -hE- -nach should be impressed here On
EaEzzt1s and foreizerx slize- nlzz=ir. that there
isEztT II - lzbor Ct the kAzG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

o. s4tz-dzy, JAY 81 P-oz- a. he front eatraaee
g. Ali1izz4 has, a. = o'ciock uoon. uin be sold
- l-as= f1- yea-s sf those t-acts Or parcels q
1-z s1az-eL u lie Dls-ict hku. Island OF HNWaii
Ena iazsel 1r ckzu- Pcl a1G 5 kzzh8ue. ard Known
a. sa --ikn5e- 1f t,e i4a1s % Nfn0le and W allan
lc1a-ire uo The lrcFr-nz1ezt. .
lasE a-r- - p- zrr=-- Tu--s-payaeic semi
- 1-rz-cs
SAX q. WILDER Mi-is-sr o. the In-srior-
DcnarEl-zE gs Iz-r-.Q-. Ec-c.zlz June (. iSSj IS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
|. o. r. M.

THE MEMBERS OF HAWAIIAN TRIBE
4 are required to BE- present AZ the next Regular
Council NaNr FRGDAt EEENIoG- June -;tA.
A. business OF Importance comes up Also nomination
80 !. HENRY SMITH. c. OF R.
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Hos J. : EsANsAN, hzs this day ben appointed ar
A-u-z 20 giant Nar-izr Liceusss for thr district OF
Eua a-5 uEisras. Oaha. vice r. L MshJ deceased
SAEL 6. WILDER Minister % Interior.
E-.--sc- Orcr. gure fs-h- ~. S5
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For Sale,

rESHE CoInoDIoUS TWO STORY Dwell
II irs know1 i the - STONE HOUSE. built OF
Co-.l tue urunerrv OF Mr. L. c Armstrong, At the
head Of Rcharus Street, BeretaHia- The lot con
t1ins about and half, well srown-up fruit
and ornamental trees TheTs quarters for servants
a carriage house and stables Term>-loug time al
moderate interest For particulars aPply 70
so 81 :. BANNING
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

: ". Ha.Hro. r. tais 1zy been appointed Coumis
sc-s- g. F5rs-s ways Ard wztsr Rishts fo- the Dis
t-5-t 81 EEa Ard W1larze ozae- vice Il L. atzhi de
cessr3. SAN-L g. WILDER. Mnistsr % Interior.
l1lert1- oEce. June e ~ 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

HeS r s-rzrSs Ia s--u zPPoiutza SzPsriatezdsu
G. r-elc 11-ks. hs uu--ssCu 20 cate frun April -
~ SANL e. WLLnER. 1Irfs-sr of the Interior.
Ll1rrtu- 1ece Nav r. lSSl 50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

We are aware that desire for municipal
government Of Honolulu has often been express
sed, and perhaps many without consideration
nav think that such a measure would result
in more thorough and satisfactory work
We do not however believe that better work
would be done under City charter, with an
accumulation OF officials, than can and ought
to be done under the present system. His
Majesty'S Ministers can spend the time re-
quired for the purpose in no better way than
in seeing 10 il that the Superintendent Of
Public Works, the Superintendent Of Water
Works. the Road Supervisor, the Police aud
the Board Of Health keep the city OF Ho-
nolulu in proper condition. Efficient Cabinet
officers require no further official machinery tor
these purposes than exists now. Our objection
10 the change is not on the ground Of the IN
creased taxation which would be laid upon
owners Of city property, bus that the taxes
would be voted and the tax money expended
AZ the will Of those who do not pay the taxes.
Any one can verify this statement by consider
ins the representations III the Legislature
which property owners III Honolulu do not
secure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
3alraiiaa 05azette.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE as. 1880.

ANY loan Bill which is passed should give
authority for issuing bonds of denominations
Of SlOO. and $500 payable in say Eve and ten
years atnot over six per cent. interest, and
these bonds should be exempt from taxes.
Executors, administrations, guardians and
trustees generally, as well as persons who can
accumulate small savings, will thus have a
ready and safe mode Of investment, without
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
Glen e{drrrtisrmenis.
M Maile Social Club.

MEETING OF TIRE ABOVE CLTB WILL
"A be held At the Office OF " D. Monsa-ratt, or
EVENING, July lst, at half-past '.p N,
80 y w NJ GIFFARD. Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

We have only time TO say that the bill re-
rarded as the Kings Bill TO make free rum,
has received the sanction Of tweuiy-pue mem
bers. to Judge from the vote OF ,esteriay, to
indefinitely postpone. Those voting in favor
Of the Bill may vet find that the King will net
risk the general indignation that would follow
its approval. The ayes and noes on this mo-
ton were: 4AveS: Wilder, Kapena, kaai,
Preston. Dominis, Hahsnu. Kuihelani, Martin,
Castle, Rhodes, smith, Gibson, Woods, S. W.
Kaai, and G. n. Wilcox Of Kauai. Nos
Moanauli, GOV. Bush, Kuuuiakea, Liikalani,
Hoapili Baker, Keau, Kalana, kaulukou, IA
hnlu. Kaanaana. Aholo, Nahaku, Kalus, K. W.
Wilcox tof Wailukul, Wahine. kaunamano,
Mahoe, Kuapuu. hakina, Beekley, Kupihea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
RoBsiNs A. APPLETON,

761 Iy General gents, New YorS, L. :. A.
&c All the above line OF walthaui Watches for
the store Of NJ AcISERNY. sole Agsas for this King
dom
AIso, Agent for the GoRUAY STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
go
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
CnRPORATION NOTICR.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
AT 4 MEETING OF C1RPORAT0RS AND
"A Sfnckh0ters held this first day Of june A D.
1sl iu the City of Honolulu Charter granted by the
Minis % the Interior By OF the King in PEivy
COCHcii the .1th tayof Nay A D. lsi accepted
aud the sad corporation teTcupoa organised under
irs corporate OF the HILO SUGAR COMPANY.
and the following named persons were elected officers
nf said corporation. namely; C. Along Consul ia the
aEaiiaa Islands II i- Imperial Majesty the Emperor
OF China Pre-ide1t Joseph o. Carter, iaTe Es-is-
of Public Accounts IN the Hawaiian fsiands Vice
Prssceat: Peter g JOne- Jr. Of C. Brewer Z CO. Of
said HOnoalu, Treasurer, SamEel N. Damon. with
Bishop : Co.. of said Honolulu Auditor: Alfred 5
H.rtEe OF said H01oluiu- Secretary
fsiraedJ ALFRED : HARTWE ELL.
Secretary Of the Hilo sEsaT Company.
Honolulu June /. lsau- SB Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

~ : Kr~a hzs rhi- tzy he-n appointed POsrd
Nastr- s1- the district % Eou- Akzu- Hawaii
LI6ELrSE, GsvsEnsss q Hawaii
o. ~ the G;cre-u-ss o. HzEaii.
Ese. guue q. 1sSc So
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

Z lave srr,.=sea Hsz- PA-L P. EASoA .s Acting Gov
e--ercE klzzl 5zr5zs ny z5s-uce-
- JE Bush Gc7e-nor cc Kauai
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6cr--z1- & MszL
no O. DoNNIS. Ggvvruer OF Mani
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24

held in the Open air. Jarvis was r..
nominated for Governor.
Garfield has made a tour through the
I Middle States, and was everywhere re-
ceived with enthusiasm.
Currie, who killed the actor Porter at
I Marshall, Texas, a year ago, has been
acquitted on the ground Of insanity.
A blacksmith named Shank killed
Mrs. Lane, a widow, aged 6i, near sid.
ney, Ohio, last Saturday, with a fence
rail.
General John A. Sutter, the Califor-
MIA pioneer and discoverer Of gold iu
that State, died at Washington on The
18th.
Judge Jere Black has completely ex-
onerated Garfield from any wrong IN
connection with the Credit Mobilier
matter
The Mexican Government viii not
allow L. ). troops TO pursue Victoria Z
Indians into Mexico. This is grave
discourtesy.
4 carload OF tools fell down the shafts
Of the Yellow jacket mine on the 18th,
killing four men aud dangerously
wounding others.
The steamer Adelaide was sunk in a
collision with the Great Republic of
Canal street, New York, on Sunday
evening. No lives lost.
A subcommittee on naval affairs has
been provided with an excursion by be-
ing ordered 10 Investigate the approaches
to Mare Island navy yard.
Over a Thousand persons, old and
young, are sick at North Adams, Mass,
from disease resembling dysentery.
IL Is probably caused by impure water.
The Leadyillestrike is over, the stu
alton being nearly the same as before
the trouble, though the owners will ell
deavor 10 make the adoption OF the
eight-hour system general.
The First National Bank Of Braltle-
boro, Vermont, has been swamped by
the dOings Of the President, 5. NJ.
Waite, who has quit the country. He
is forger to the amount Of $3.50 600.
The British steamship Edmonton has
been picked up in the Gulf OF Mexico,
having been abandoned, though not
disabled. a crew was put on her from
the Deronda, with instructions to take
her to Key West.
The citizens Of Silver City, New
Mexico, are almost starving, though
General Hatch telenTaphed Governor
Wallace that no freight trains had been
troubled by Indians. Supplies cannot
be had for love or money. This is an
effect of NiCtoria's raid.
Ross won the fOur-mile race for pro-
fessiOnsl oarsmen at Providence on the
18th, beating Hanlan, Boyd. Kelly,
Piaisted, Riley and Teneyck. The dis
patches announce in one place that
Piaisted was second and Boyd third, aud
in another place that Riley was second
and Teneyck third.
Charles de Young's will has been filed
in San Francisco. 10 is dated two years
ago. IL bequeaths his two-thirds Of the
Chronicle TO NJ. II dc Young, and Sl5,-
)00 10 relatives and friends $4,000 OF it
10 VI. H, TO be given to his brother Gus
Il he regains his sanity. Ii provides for
.he support of his relatives from the
profits OF the Chronicle.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
GENERAL NEWS.
chicago's population is 475.O0O.

ChicagO's population is Az, 600.
Brooklyn has 555, 900 inhabitants.
Starkville, Wis, is half destroyed by
fire.
The stevedores OF San Francisco arc
on strike.
Schurz has made a satisfactory ss'ti1-
meut with the Sioux.
Forest fires are doing great damage
Dear hingman, Maine.
Hartranft is appointed Collector Of
Customs at Philadelphia.
The Republicans have re-nominated
Davis for Governor OF Maine.
Colonel Myer has been promoted to
the rank Of Brigadier General.
Slosson beat Schaefer, the billiard
champion, at New York, on the Goth.
Howgste's vessel, the Gulnare, left
New York on Monday for the Arctic
seas.
/ The Mcclure charter for San Fran
cisco has been pronounced uucoustitu-
tionai.
Hayne, Grant delegate 10 Chicago.
has been deposed as inspector 10 his
district.
A party Of l2S excursionists Is on tbs
way from Chicago TO San Francisco and
l Portland
John Morton is at last provided with
plaee-Surveyor Of Customs at san
| Francisco.
Nebraska's population Is said 10 be
100000, which viii give her four Con-
gressmen.
President Hayes, accompanied by his
sou Webb, will visit the Pacific Coast
10 a short time.
I. NJ. Kall0cb, for The murder OF
Charles De Young, has been held in san
Francisco without bail.
The North Carolina Democratic Con.
yention at Raleigh on Saturday was sc
largely attended that the meeting wa:
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24

NEW PARAsOLs AND sun UMBRELLAS;
NEW LINEN ULSTERs AND SUITS;
NEW BUNT.NGs. GRENADINES AND
SUMMER GOODS;
NEW PIQUEs, LAWNS, swIssEs AND
NAINSOORs;
NEW E3IBRoIDERIEs AND TRIMMINGS;
NEW LIsLE SILK AND KID CLOVES
NEW GINGHAMs, CHEvIoTs x CHECKS:
NEW HOsIERY-In Great Variety;
NEW CORsETs-An the Best shapes
NEW LADIES' AND GENTS SUMNER
UNDERNEATH;
And Full Assortment OF DRY AND FUR
NIsHING GOODS,
ALL At THE LOWEST PRICES
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
NEW THIS WEEK.


II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
i Of oregon Tor Mulfnomah COunty.-TLe
Orange National Bank, Planun, vs.. George
W. Traver aud Emma s. TraveI, DEF naaut@-
To George W. Travcr and Emma $. Traver. De-
PENDANTS : lu the name OF the state 0f OREGON
you are hereby required % appear and answer
the complaint nlcd ngainst you in the above
entitled suit by the hr>t DAY of the next rrgu-
Tar term OF the above entitled Court following
after the expiration of six weeks from thedat.
OF TIE order Of publication Of this summons
to-wlt: al the October term. ls,l, 90 be holden
on October d, leSl, 40 Portland, oregon; aud DO
you fail so 90 answer, Tor want thereof tho
Plaintiff will apply 20 the Court for the RELIEF
demanded IN toe complaint. tn-lgit; 90 enforce
"a lien agu.nsi the following separate property
of Emma =. Traver. wit: against the east S.
feet OF Lot in Block 251. and the west feet OF
the north p feet OF lot Boz Block 25l. ail lriuE
situate in the CITY Of Portland, MuitnOmah
County, state OF oregon, for the principal sums
OF 81 I'D, besides interest thereon and damages
in the sum Of so, and Tor such other relief
prayed for.
The above summons is served upon you bv
order OF publication made by the Hon. O.. b.
Bellinger, Judge of the abOye-entitied Court
on Nav l9 ls,l.
AOCUM tLAENO AND D. GOOuSEfT4.
jus % Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
NEW MARKET.
new EEcLARO mARKE
Formerly Amadorl,
Corner Of North Fourth aad 7 streets.

II THIS MARKET YOU WILL FIND AT
Il all times. and at the LOWEST POSI- ILL
PRICES, Fresh, Smoked and salt Meats, POul-
lry, Lard and Eggs. Also Henry Ames & Co.'S
standard -. Louis SuEar-curtd Hams, and
James r. Boyd's Extra Omaha Hams, the
Plat Valley brand
70 Give us call
50 NEW ENGLAND MARKET.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
ONLY 25 CENTS.
a NkN ENGLAND WOMlN'S TRIAL,
OUR PEcoTTIES."

& u-loI 9i :. y etted, = Forty Days OF one Vaca-
i.en,' The Heights and depths OF Ambition. .
- Auuress- enclosing . cents Aufhors'
fnplisning Company, No. = Bond Streef- Neyy
N' ~ = Jesse
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
AMERICAN
STEAM DYEiRs AND CLEANING WORKS

nYE AND CLEAN ALL KINDS OF SILK
y wOolen and mixed goods, after the best
and newest German and French systems. Kid
Gloves and Feathers cleaned. and died by a
new process. Blankets and Furs cleaned nice
ly. Gents clothing cleaned and dyed a spec
ialty. o. CONRAD & CO., No. 10 Salmon
street, Portland, Oregon. s-5
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
JUNE, 1880.

DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, WE
will offer Full Lines OF Seasonable Goods
OF the Newest styles and i'm the Best
Qualities.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24

rB- Goods delivered free and promptly TO
every part Of the city, also 20 ali trains and
steamboats,.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31
A Celestial Revelation.

Mr.. Goober, as the story goes, lived
in the Mormon country. He had but
one wife, and never thought of TAX
ing amy more till one day an elder told
him it was his religious duty to seal
unto himself few others. Mr..
G"ober went home and sadly informed
his wife of what the elder had said,
and Mrs. Goober said she had no OBJ
lection, provided the elder would come
round and argue the case with her
piously. Goober told the elder, and
the elder dropped around. He smiled
sw, etly as Mrs. Goober advanced to
meet him. The next thing he knew
he was skipping around the room with
his coat slit up the back aud his hat
knocked into pi, while Mrs. Goober
welded the broomstick. He finally
jumped out of window, and escaped
with bis life, a sadder and wiser
man. The next time he met Goober
he told him he had had celestial rev.
elation by which Goober was relieved
from the necessity of taking any more
wives-Mrs. Goober would count for
almost one thousand in the New Jeru-
salem.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31
A Deserved sentence.
S. II. Chronicle


j. Fl. Clemetshaw, the perjurer in
the Kaloch-DeYoung case, was sen
fenced on the Goth by Judge Freelon
TO fourteen years imprisonment.
When the Community considers the
extent to which perjury has recently
been carried in our courts, and the
vicious consequences that have en-
sued, it must applaud the action Of
Judge Freelon in imposing a sentence
that cannot but appall those who have
engaged or contemplate engaging in
the nefarious business. There is no
crime more hcinous than that of per-
jury. 1t is the greatest obstacle that
Justice encounters. 1t strikes il oital
blow at society by shaking all coni-
dence in law. Our law makers have
recognized this, and have provided an
adequate punishment for the offense,
and Judge Freelon, in imposing the
severe but just sentence which the
law directs, has earned the gratitude
of all law-abiding citizens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31
Marrow Escapes.
Burlington Hawkeye.

Sometimes when | look back over
my life | am amazed TO see how the
pages Of its record are dotted with
hair breadth escapes. escaped tie
dangers and hardships Of the Revoln-
tionary War BY waiting until the war
had been over about go years before !
got born. When the Brooklyn Thea
ter burned | was in Burlington.
When the yellow fever broke put III
New Orleans | was in Minnesota and
immediately skipped out for Canada.
When | was boy at school one day
all the boys in school were fpgged all
around for robbing ali apple orchard,
and the fogging didn't do a bit Of
good, for every beggar Of them had
the choIera-morbus all that night, Just
the same. And |? | was attending
another school % miles distant.
hen all my brothers and sisters
were down with the scarletiever | was
down South in the army, and when |
read the letters from hpnae laughed
aloud to think Of my great good for
tune, and that | would only have to
be shot at once Or twice week in
stead Of having to take medicine three
times day. When man comes to
the Office with a little bill, nine times
out Of ten am out. And il, by some
astonishing hlunder, | ain in then in
deed | am more unfortunate, but the
man is in no better luck than before.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31
CHARCOAL
Its Value as Remedial Agent and
DIsinfectant
A scientific exchange has the fol-

A scientific exchange has the fol-
lowing:
"lhe value Of charcoal for other pur-
poses than fuel is hardly understood
by the public. When laid fiat. while
cold, on burn. it causes the pain to
abate immediately; By leaving it on
for an hour the burn seems almost
healed when the wound is superficial.
Tainted meat surrounded with it is
sweetened. Strewn over heaps If de-
composed pelts or over dead animals,
charcoal prevents any unpleasant
odor. Foul water is purified by il
Ii is great disinfectant and swt etens
offensive air if placed ia shallow trays
around apartments. 1t is so very
porous that it absorbs aud condenses
gases rapidly. One cubic inch of
fresh charcoal will absorb nearly 100
inches Of gaseous ammonia. Charcoal
forms All excellent poultice for nlalig-
nant wounds and sores. In cases Of
what is called proud flesh it is invaln-
able. | gives no disagreeable oder,
corrodes no metal, hurts no tex ure,
INJURIES no color, is simple and safe
sweetner and disinfectant. A tea
spoonful Of charcoal in a glass Of wa
ter often relieves sick headache. 1t
absorbs the gases and relieves the dis
tended stomach, pressing against the
nerves which extend from the stomach
to the head"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31
Another story About Morgan.
Rochester Democrat

The celebrated William Morgan, OIL
Masonic fame, who great many
years ago became, it is said, victim
to the horrors of Masonic fury, has q
second cousin now residing in Clyde,
aud from him it is learned that the
said Morgan was not murdered Gas
believed by many) but that to his
Cousins personal knowledge he left
the country of his own free will, go
ing directly to Australia and receiv-
ing therefor his passage money and
5000. Morgan published newspa-
per in Australia until his death. His
son is there now in the same business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31

The Caspian sea is gradually be-
coming lower. A portion of the cas-
tern shore is now transformed into a
series If lagoons separated by muddy
spaces, and measurements have shown
that in 1881 the level was nearly foul
feet higher than in 1861. A similar
diminution of water seems to be in
progress in all Asiatic lakes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-31

RECENT observations upon the hab-
its Of the woodpecker have shown the
curious fact that the sounds made by
striking its bill against trees consti-
tute performance taking the place
of song in other birds, and have no
connection with its quest for food. 1t
carefully selects the spots on partial :
ly decayed trunks from which the
most sonorous sounds may be pro-
duced. and frequents the same places
day after day. This is probably the
only case among the feathered tribes
in which vocal is replaced by instru-
mental music.
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COLLEGE professors who stand in a
pulpit and tell the young gentlemen
and young ladies how easily and
granaly newspaper may bo run
usually double-lead their voices, stereo-
type their remarks early in the day,
and issue from the press room banquet
hall three sheets in the wind. Their
IDEAS are generally twenty per cent.
above proof, and their forms are sent
down in about the same condition in
which they are set up sometimes.
however, pretty solid.
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