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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-29

YJNO rHE VpTERS OF DAiLAs.-ilaving
i been solicite nv large number of the
citizens of Dallna, comprising every natlon-
ality and interest In the city, to become
candidate for Mayor Mt the ensuing election,
TO he held Arrii ., lSsl, IN dciero ce to such
solicitation repeatedly comply, and IL
elected wi uso my best Efforts to f,ryc tho in
terests of every citizen impartially.
John STONE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-29

Stop using CalomeI aud try "sLRcG.
OF uGAT" Tor liver diseases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-29

Blankcnshlp 4 Blake arc receiving n
beautiful limo Of spring and summer dress
goods and trimmings 10 match.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

The Great cesnHss Center of the
RoviS
~. e,.a.seut anr1gf = Future

Hts ~ cf@Shb ~ w = - 'ANNhe-
7t,~ opuation ot "a J r TO oregon, ana the FER
,sf,-i.s. ~ v-o-nilgton and ldaho, what New York
wv 10 te 3tae OF Sew York and bears the same rea-
,- tt ss.e and l9sc Territories thar Chicegc does 70
l,.f 81 louis o. Missouri Ihiadeiphia To .Penrsyira-
ana sew 0ro Louisiana. u mas more serr,s,rv
- ,.ia te nu. rcd with the foremost cltIe. is tho
raoE Eyne sg.ng Jee nsnmer and fhe & soF San 20
,be 5.vir march ~ is era,v-h vi'. ~ vast
termInsin ing a. this city y VIII n. r.qe more tu 81
city 10 10000 souls Having larger territory than
Ira laG gaareT Of century Portland Mil he he 5 fo li
mos city on the coast in point Of wealth and population
W viii here enumere the many railroad enterprises
ALREADY naugurated some 81 them are eonstrieted and
THE NoETHEEN PACIFIC
7. builtng rapidly from Duluth on Lake Superor
and aiso from the Columbia River east ana will be CON-
pce early day thus connecting us with an sister
THE oREeoN AND cALIFoENIA r.. r..
Terminates here. and is having immense patronage
WESTERN OREGON r.. r.,
Formerly the Oregon Central, is doing good business
nis road runs through the fr country the side
Prent is at Corvallis v miles from Portland at
UTAH NoErHERN R. r..
the pGe @ Of Weh m9 b broasb % 10 6s III l for sRfs lR
meni This road viii connect with the Union Pacific r.
the Pacih It nov a seitled fact thai the
fAITIAND DALLES AND SALT LAKE T. r.
tTsiI1s-contl Rental roads.
NEw RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.
home cAnpany, with unlimited capital, has been or
gdnlLeu unoT thc name - the OrcgoTiau Railway
roads from fhs cifv 90 the interior
iral Pacific Win branches wherever -iucsnens may Of
fer This enfrprise is being pushed vige-ouSl t ole
lion, thatit may be in readiness TO me- this Fairs
crop.
ARTICLES OF INCoRroRArGpN
Have been fSd TO construct road from Battle Mountain
Nevada n The direction of Oregon 90 connect with the
Or-ouau Railway CO.'S road and make Portland it~ fer
This WA with the
y
one ~ the greatest railroad centerS in the Union
~, shall be connected 10y rail with the Northern
Pacific E. r. also with Chicago and the Atlantic cities
Thounds ~ immi ignts constantly arriving an
parts n the civilized world, and the millions acres
of agricultural lands that DE still unhrolen by the
pows Lre and awaiting the advent of sturdy farmer
point concluSively 20 the fact that
is aresty dawning upon this fair young state Whom the
imm- alton has reached Us fun tide and three lions
acre arc under cultivation then viii known
| IS the ytsllthicst State Ina the Union.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
PORTLAND CRY HOMESTEAD.

-,,o1o,, IN t,,s .,,,e-r,so iis 1,.,,t ., ,. ., O.,
only frh ten TO fifteen minutes walk from the Court
fT,,sa III "a loss distance than tb,t sr,, , ~ ~ 49,,
1l,fi. sfl,is ip fLa eify ~ g. -i.t.a '.+r ' " 'F
'
t4iN 0tt nNN.- " t. ~fe, t'I- -.tfs
WIDE
IpI.rIi le so.d frrr b. par ~ 'H-l 1iflr..a
n 8 u.r b...n er furrr SUM ~ cents uf ii s.
rteres 4 be- rhnrfei e,r ina .a'a. 1' u .ns f1r
n.ei Ii.. given lt'l re 'tf . U '. Nrl ..-
...-t 10 E. .UE W-frr .f. lH.I 'a ut ~ ,.-
.-ri.fgllr EII. .FI.'.-N cA. ' il lrr.i
Pre0I.t-f.-
.-r- r .-.-. -.. . - I'D. is. ..l.
t.' .I t.. 70. ,f.r ..-...... ...,'.I. f..
..h ~ -lar. -- j. -rI- ... .f .r f...
ntft -l ,rr y NV ~ r.. +h .- ..,..r. r,f.
every ..- b.. n..r. r. ..-... Fl. ... .I r...f
I..s -. .t.t T.. D f..'
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-t.rH.a.. ....l trr.-.r. rom ...fe ..ost
ht m"ie tn. ' rr
... ,..tIr ..t t.ie
...- 3 IT,. .rfff ..5 ... ..ef ludc-
.. v1a r.n fi.' .o-.,.t y. pas more
e.rf... .... ,-.a -s .. e -.,...l.., .aI auis p
--t - 20 h't 5000 sn.t I...I n
bNN' fH-etr
I...f NOS FHal. ..r.tr I. H.- - san Frfr-
,I.-a aIi. for au ..f ..fHr .ur tlr.
efnas. 'a bsl-ht Cor I"aL f... ...Hl. rhar l ClI-
20 -nH. OF 't n~ ua JON rel- '.'. traded .r I.
r.troi pit It.'I- Itf Gem CD. Ie.-r made d, r. i
-tslH. ' i .ia nee .ht. r...t A.tt H3lEiif it.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
CITATION.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF QtEeoN
/ for Munomah County-In the matter OF t1e tsSt, y,
borcs r. Cacf deccaSed-TO Allen Cale Aifnir aicf-
and Harriet 4. fowler; In the name OF the snete OF
or,oon bv order OF the abovC-eutitled COUri rade
this nth day OF March. sSl, You and each 81 you are
hereby cited to and appear before said Court tE
fe Caur-room thereof i'm said County Monday, the "a
ay OF May, H. 1881 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock OF tat
ov then and there show cause, any there be- why
me petition fowler filed in said Court said
l7th March 1881, praying for order OF said tOnr
directing the executors OF the last will and teStainct o
sod Charles F. Cacf deceased, pay allowance u2 or
the income estate said Alien Calef and Alnra
ef for their support and education, OF the sums
Of seveny-ve dollars (S7500l per month for said Alien
CaIef and sxty-fve dollars (S0O per month for said A.
mira Calef said monthly allowance date from the s
day OF July 1876, should not be granted prayed for
Witness the Hon. = W. RICE, Judge ol SAFE
isEAI.l Court, the 18th day OF March, 1881.
Attest y. r. BORTHWICk, CLERK.
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NO PATENT, NO PAYI
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he United states .fent Oice. able 20 attend
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than other patent attorneys. who
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patents invited 90 send ion COPY of our "uidc for
iainn, Patents which > sent f-ee any address, and
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Vfoual Bank, Washington, u. g.; the Yoval swedish.
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casey. late Chief Justice 4. = Court ~ Claims the
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Mem of Congress from every state.
'ddress: LOUIS BAGGER & CO, ~olicitor ~ Patfrf-
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n 81.
fci T
Sydi Il F.. Hla-U. 2 .'le. ...ul..
Ells
and aCtvtuut.-lU
Hicks, Sydnah HodgSen and Thomas HodgSen and iIs-
worth Hicks Defendants: IN the OF the stale or
oregon. ~ and each YOU hereby notified thatJhc
afovenri Plaintiff has filed his complaint agaiustkou
the abOvceuttlad Circuit Court and relief pH
account for taxes paid and expenses incurred by Pua
for the benefit OF the Defendants concerning the ia de
Scrhed in the COMPLAINT and contribution aud reimfur
from the Uoieudants amounting Si65. 3
partition the land mentioned which situate Multi
nomah County, oregon known the north half uf the
Iahan Hicks Donation Land Claim and also The north
naf OF the northeast one-fourih o See IT, T. ~ r. -
and for sale thereof partition 10y metes and bounds is
impraCticahie. and for by
plant and that tine abovenaped Court the 1 day of
March, S. made an order directing publication ~ s-
mons i'm this cause You ana each OF you are theioe
summoned and required tO uN and appear i'm the above
entitled Court the first day N the term uereot
which will begin the first Monday of Nav b and an-
the abovelescrhed paint i'm this Suit il you
fail appear and answer, the plaintiff VIII take decree
for the relief prayed FOR. SHATIOCK KILN
Attorneys FOR lsIutih
Portland, March r. 1851. mal7@
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
A CHmp,s BEAUTIFUL PRAYER

" Father, now the day is past,
On thy child thy blessing cast;
Near my pillow, hand i'm hand,
Keep thy guardian angel band;
And throughout the darkling night
Bieas me with a cheerful light.
Let me rise at morn again,
Free from every care and pain;
Pressing through life's thorny wa,
Keep me, Father, day by day"
Composed by a thirteen aau-oif tot.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
PATENT S

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Orto


certiF that the owner OF the tnds the Portland
Cv Ifnestead-the title thereto ferfec. being u. ;.
nafen-and authorize j. NJ Rice u sell said property
ihe Nfegoing plan. iP. a. MARQUAM.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

Wm. Reid Banker Hon j. H. Miitholl, Ex S. senator;
HOn. L. r. GrDver, u. s Senator: J. Strowbridge Mer-
(ehant; Meier Frank, Merchants Geo. II. Hines, Printer
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
CHANGE CHATTER-A SwIAISIING-SCHOOa
LAw-REAL PROPERTY VALUES.
NEw YoRK, March u, ISL.

lnEeuLAn coaaEsroNDEsza or THE WV aonrlIwI-rl
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

Newnham Hail, the lady's college at Cambridge,
England, has Six resident lecturers and ninety
students. Miss Minturn, daughter OF tIe iate
Robert MintiIrn of New York, is one of Newn-
hams aumnR.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

26 OUTFIT SENT FREE To THOSE WHO WISH TO
~ engage III ,i bT I pleasant and profitable business
kloWwi nVN Capital not required. We viii
furnish you ythlns $40 day aud upwards easily
made wthout staying away from home over night No
risk whaieyeT Many new workers wanted once Many
are making ioruneS at inc business Ladies' make q much
vino is willing work fails make more oev every daS
man can ne lnaue IN week at any ordinary employment
Those who engage at once will find 20 fortune
Address H. HALLErT & Co. Portland, Maine noS 10
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

Those who have tried it confess that large,
healthy mustard plaster worn the back con-
tains more heat than heavy overcoat.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

The lad in this enterprise lies adjoining the city. and
only fr,n ten TO fifteen minutes walk from the Court
House pd less distance than that one OF the best
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

'ILnow what good society is? / reckon do ~
cried Mr. GrT ''Why, Pve been put out OF more
than twenty as swell affairs as were ever gotten
up in this city,
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

HETD YOURSELF BY MAKING L'1NEn VII IL - \ \
III EIH golden chance is offered, tbrtiN away htel-
ing pov, from your door Those lI,iW'&{ ~ .S @
tagc of r. good ch fnclS for ma king oiN il W
generally become wealthy, while fS VINO no nor I'M prove
women bows and gs o voi or right I'm their lo-
calies. The business viii pay more than ten times ori-
furnish expensive outfit and all that
sou nee free. 10 who engages fails 70 make money
Tanidv. Nou devote yourWhoe time To theWofk,
only your spare moments. Flll Information and all
that Is sneeded free. Address SrINsoN Co.. Portland,
Maine. nCi-S0
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL.

MONTHLY DUES sLoo-PAYABLE oARTERLI.
DuRECToR- W 5. Ladd 7. g. schuyler Jr., VI. p. Deay
H. w Corttt, w IT, Brckett, 4. g. Gibbs, G.. H. Lewis 'i
W. Fechhe fer, II. Failing, l. Blum.
OFucEnf Matthew p Jeady. President; II II" "1il's F,
Vice prcsif M; = g. schuyler. Jr.. Treasurer y
heImer Ccspondng secretary; Henry =. ~ ioI'li"H
and Bcco1 ling Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14
LIE tier om H. H. CluE.
HoNoLuLu, December IL

Honolulu, December 10th. 1881.
EDrToR GAzETTE As a subscriber of the
GAZETTE feel that il is my duty to reply to the
editorial in your issue of the 18th inst, which is
blot W IN the pages of your hitherto liberal
minded paper. l think every liberal-Inindci /, inn
pa lal gentleman can see that you have made an
extraordinary effort a." IN drawing upon the fertile
imagination to find accusations against a people
who move II higher state OF morality than their
traducers.
What connection ! there be in the rJntest be
twee you and the CHI 5Hicls over the planters and
the People commonly called Mornons ?" You
an TO have been cornered by the Chronicle, and
being unable to ind any other channel for extri-
ltirg yourself You sling your besInirched PEN
a-nst people, Of whom you evidently ic-
norsnt or else you are guilty Of a very gross
injustice.
suga EST, Mr.. Editor, that the GAZETTE should,
with propriely, T. ke the same non ton ii gives
to the CAyOHicis. If 1t " were J-ue-h d in its
cru lie agar 81 wrong" the GAZETTE could find
plen TO say linst SIN within its OWE borders
sins 4" which need hard words and constant and
Unre hitting attacks " befos the inside of the
platter Is made clean.
The char; cter of the men 10 whom you apply
the epthet "cold-bloo led villains are un-
impeachable by even the editor of the GAZETTE.
You may, entarily, be successful IN stirring
up public opinion against people who are In
dustrlous frugal, moral and religious but YOU eau
not, IN your pyCmean effoIts owe brow the cause
which they have espoused, for its foundation is
beyond the comprehension of those who Willy
them.
Judge not, therefore, that YOU a not jr- ID.
remain, most respectfully, Il. II. CLUE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14
Il lirious Interest in Lahaina.

The Rev. S. E Bishop has been for a month past,
preaching to the natives at Laha' la and consid-
cradle interest has been aroused. He was ass sted
by Mr. John kalama Of Honolulu, and On the arrival
Of Mr.. Justice Judd, the people were thoror Ihy
awakened. Under the le .dership of Mr.. Judd
three meetings were held nightly at the Wainee
church, which were largely attended, the audience
numbering about 20. 1t Is 10 be hoped that this
much NJ sded rousing of Christians to higher and
better lives may continue.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14
Decay of the Rawaiian Race.

EDITOR GAZETTE: In your paper Of 23rd Nov
ember you ~ there is little chance for the Haw-
allan race aing parpetuated, and 1 think you are
sound. the subject is wrapped IN a nutshell
On dispossession of lands and destruction or alb
s)rPtion Of the breeding stoc. lens ny article
M ght he writ but il Is useless
Ger iinly would ike TO see how the p. c. 4.
can perpetuate the race against the present q an
tic obstacles Resp acGully Yours
EAgAATNA OF % YEARS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14
Circuit Cont Of NInui.

- as opening Of TIE terra n Lahaina, on the 9TH
1st1t d cll-rli i'atiry liress was presented 20
1866 members -le E4-
as.a f3a.. tar1u-h 1ir. j. 'f. kalua. Afte- The
offend % EEs disposed OF. which occupied the
C1urc but dsy and-a-half-ihe Chief Justice. ao-
-1laaluiel hy some zen members OF the Bar and
Distli5t TGsticas. rode % kaanap1h where they
dimes with Hon !. A. hcukau. The next day the
Chiet Justice gave a breakfast 20 the Bar at the
-e-id lrea of kil Nlhauleua. and III the afternoon
an Hawaiian feast was spread IL the Cougt-House
s,.r5 ~ which were prlssnt the Chief Justice and
the Hawaiian Br.-ibe foreign Bar being repre-
ssri.l Is Hon. f. A. Wilemar-n and w. c. Jones
Eso Afser the feast. each native lawyer delivered
s snort address on legal topic which had been
rreyirusl assigned Go him. which gave rise 10 in
..ra-tluc discussions and thus ths time WAS pleas
lliy spent uniil the arrival Of the LileiiLe. On
Tbs hief Justices departure from the landing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

three cheers given for him by the large crowd
assembled on the dock, followed by three more for
the members of the Honolulu Bar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

I'm loses on the English coast have been
-riettful Daring the late storms. At Eyemouth,
islliue village IN Northumberland, 81 widows and
lGl orphans have been left almost destitute In
several cases the fishing boats were dashed to
riec- within stones throw Of the shore and We.
10 % e.lstauca could De given.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

w Euuid Ike 10 call the attention Of the
luihor Of the pamphlet d. Thoughts on the Ia
uaii4a Situation 10 chapter Of The Session
laws q $50 Was il failure Of memory which
caused hila 20 omit mention of this ACT III his
pamphlet
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

ouE contemporary the 2. c. 4. views Mr..
Carer rnissonto Portugal as a iunketing tour and
makes rather merry over Jur ruilelessaess in
nlFlng that J. F. not. This is not matter for any
ari--ulslt only events can show who is right.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

Ale brig f11i9rt sailed from kahului on Satur-
Gag last leaving the harbor without foreign YES
81 winch has not occurred for SIX months. For
el vessels have sailed from this port at the rae
lf ane each week since the first Of June last
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14


re-fsratss accompany them Silver cases stamped
Am watch Co Waitharn. Mass. Sterling Silver, and
are accompanied by guarantee certificates signed X +
Robbins Treasurer. The name Mathnm J. pialhl!
engraved upon all movements irrespective Of either
distinguishing marks.
Thi. caution rendered necessary by reason Of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

NIzL- are We coming 20 in the matter OF prices
The cost of living seems to increase from day TO
Day there is hardly an article Of consumption
shicl has not increased % per cent, and in some
-i and So per cent. Even ten years a 20 this VAS
considered an eEpe lsTe place 10 live in, but thinps
gere clrt cheap thea 20 what they ale now. 10
The man win q fixed income, which does moi tx
nlnl with the tiIues. TINS city far from a haven
q rest. The great trouble is that we have to i'm
pall lmos every article taat put on our tables
hEl-- putatoasi. hlv. and even oranges have late
.T tlal imported. What is urgently needed is an
-rlcrgase ~ the production of these articles and
.ihers Ike them Too much attention Is paid 10
ne industry 10 the expense OF all others.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14
NOTES..

hIs ExcE11l-SCT W. \. ARMSTRONG, took charge
g the Interior Oaice o. irfeyiaa, yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

IHE Eislop oi Honolulu intends 10 leave 10y the
s.ealasr uers Monday. The Epsscopalians here
re rlaking strenuous efforts 10 build Cathedral.
The PROTEST has been 90 f1irt for the last ten or
aftean years but under Bishop Willis hands. the
dda has talael definite shape, aua from year to
scar suras hve been raised by oiferories, by fans
md T voluntary contributions, until. as we arc IN
f1rmad bv one Of the clergy, a sum Of about So
no h1s ben accumulated from all sources. The
ais- e. nov visits tLe United States ana England
aith visr 20 g -tiur rs istlnce from those e1un-
.rifs -l5 ga ~ little dab. bGt that De VIII tEG
rea1-.y d ready response 10 his appeal. and we
lezrliv wish him every success. The Bishop in
lends 81 mlke some stay IN san Francisco Boston,
u. ul.- Us lt1a- c.l,6s o the Oastat y les; he
YAH -l-an -rocaed 10 England hopinC to return
-h1l- Julv. Is>2.
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md Fan
! your atten1
age Ma
nd and for q
IN Nn.r NnrE|

VIZ; Spokes, Hubs, Felloes, Ben
am compelled to charge ! small
prices on account Of the superio
~ Orders from responsible
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

Tlr Dan5ee vhalers which return to port about
Dc.ates. generally supply information which is
book .lr vi = Interest b. those who wish 90 keep
Informed rl1l arC.lc iDltters. From the Lr8p5oi
Nr be See that Capt. Adams of the Arctic, a
uei-iu Known and most intelligent captain aud
leoCra Fsr has returned with news Of especial in
fercs-. ln TIE neighb9rlooa Of gury and Hecla
straits an EsquimarZ boarded tie Arctic, who
slated THAI when De was very yOlng three men
aarus overland towards Rsuulse Bay and had say
"a r. lis fathers hut. thtt one OF them who died
1lll1-f directly was q great captain. From ali
The Information supplied by this EsquimGuX, Cap
cain Adams came 20 the conclusion that this
LrCtt captain must have been Lieutenant
lroa1sr uf lhe Inflated Franklin expedition. The
evidence 7shich tie captain has brought back will
1e C n ally examined by the Royal Geographical
~neig.U.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

a STORY comes from Natal which does not So Ak
highly al gle Boels. A Kaffir whose son was en-
aloy e BY Boe- family named Meyers wished to
1nd the boy other employment and went to look
lsr hmm. -Ie vas not permitted by tie Beers to
-1e las son. aLa was Obliged 10 return 10 his own
.raaT under fhrsIt Stat i he rsisted IL his
aslrcl De Woaid De shot. he finally decided 10
e.cI--..se into British territory. When tine Meyers
family heard of tins they i1mejiateiy followed
Tim. Beat him all De was almost dead and took
vav sualve oxen. four COWS. q mare and box
cont l-la So The Beers have evidently that
satE love III liberty vli-h yindcAtes its own right
90 freedom. by preventing auy one else from ex-
.rel=lu- tagirs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-12-14

I'm land sale which is 10 be held on Monday,
January 9ih. 1852, VIII be very important one:
large sales Of land viii become rarer and rarer as
time goes on. To those who have laid by little
money and are desirous OF going into small farm
l1g there wall be al opportunity Of buying nall
prop rty- which BY hard work can be made re-
imperative. j Is g1eat pity that We have so
.iiiie land 90 dispose of % people who come he e.
.u yes of the extended immigration which il Is
.la Elrposs oi The government % carry out, every
ioE stc1ld te mace hy which ar least some land
could Re set aside for the immigrants after their
contracts are out Il not Ia Zee simple, at least up
al hons leases at very moderate rents When we
ei olr population the laudquesd0u viii, as il has
lll. cluufrlCs, come well to the front.
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