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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The Russian cruiser TestHik bearing the broad
pennant of Admiral Aslambegof arrived at Hilo
on Tuesday afternoon, October 18th. At an early
hour of Wednesday a large party of Russian
officers, including the Admiral, started for the
volcano.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The schooner Tici1ight Whitney master, arrived
at Hilo on Friday, October 2lst, 1256 days from
San Francisco, with a full cargo of general mer-
chandise, 40 mules and COW.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The concert in aid of the St. Andrews organ
fund takes place tomorrow evening: the audience
will be large one, and an attractive programme
is promised the toy symphony is said to be very
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

CALIFORNIA EXTRA MESS HEsEiE
fol llIs 81 ~ p tlll-I. /. 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

What was the matter with the % BY Authority -
notice and who issued it We refer to the one
about the order and time of closing the Govern
ment Offices on Monday, There was no signature
at the bottom people were called upon to obey
they krew not whom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The letter of the Attorney General which we
publish to-day. confirms the view which We took,
when the translation appeared in the Advertiser.
1t will now be in order to explain the words traitor
or constructive traitor which our contemporary
che need
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The Lilelae left at 8 P. N. yesterday to accommo-
date the Court. which goes up to hold the Novem
Der term at wainea. It did not accommodate the
journalists however, who had to work hard to get
in time for the mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

Judge Bickerton ought TO have had pair of
white gloves presented to him last Wednesday; on
that day the charge sheet was clean. This speaks
well for the orderliness of the Russian Sailors a
number of whom were on shore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

Mr.. Rockwell, a gentleman of leisure, and an
ardent disciple of science arrived by the australia.
He intends to observe the transit of Mercury.
BY the way, no one reported anything about
the transit of Vulcan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The literary club movement seems to gain
ground There were two meetings last week, one
for young people; the latter was highly enjoyed
and will do real good, by developing taste for
good literature and music at an early age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

One of the Chronicle witnesses of the sidpsry on
these Islands, is a one-horse printer and general
hummer. We see be claims to have been MEM
Der of the Advertiser staff we expect this is the
first the proprietor of that paper knows about If.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The arrival of the steamer australia on Satur-
day afternoon sort of woke up the town: the I'M
fortunate telephone operator had an awful time of
it +; messages came in so fast that it was almost
impossible to connect so many wires at once.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

To night at the Hawaiian Hotel grand ball will
be given, under the auspices Of the Male Social
Club, in honor of Admiral Aslambegoff and the Of
fcers of h. L Il. NJ. ships of now in our harbor
A uleasaut evening is anticipated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

Mr.. Daniel Dean, the gentlemanly purser of the
steamer Australia, has been granted leave of alb
sence for three months, and in company with Mrs.
Dean, proposes visiting the different points of IN
terest on the Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

The other day there sale held Of the library
of the late Chief Justice. Why it, that it was
not more generally advertised sooner? Apart from
the value Of the books plenty of people would have
liked to have bought memento Of the deceased
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-02

Hilo Bay presents lively appearance with three
steamers and two large schooners.
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ELEANT CHEAP JEWELRY

10 lntrsi.'ce our new styles and Influence. .,,,.,.
MAKE the following unparalleled "ticrs Er
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE.
THE FARMERS "INDNANzA.

f, %ax,xs, new vegetable fum 5. A., dia.,;..
c" a, S%"',s1nY ever grown here, delicious raw y.
BsaS II Js" ' 1a, Y mail ~ = cts paper Seys
. ~ 20 u, the richest human fo ku"wS 'i Es.s
0" ,ss SI.S' also seed Is ct. paper. Cn h'Ss
s S grow" %a'f II g. r ,,, impaired variety
gary sest to keep ship Is eta Sp sea - s NJ
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quality earl aas S,o assI +; =. 70 sst
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T "s,sa IN every way Is ris paisr. Witt
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rr table Or stock, 20 cts paper x e.. useaaalea
= lane ,, one plant feeds COW two dsys: "a - q
long h. = broad s,s psr.G ; 4, Grres ,, Corr pain: H.
each for q! 'o seos IOr w., Set
Address q c.R GILBERT 1 CO.
, RSsssrente: Hon. W. l. C.lhsSs 'S 49,, "a
Z a. = L
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. . la C0NFIA1NCE'
SConpagnie dAssurance contse rIncendie,
DE PARIS, (FRANCE.)
OrKanisee en- l84l.
= nVkkAU :. No. RUE FAVART
go IS q % rAsf'f' FRI. S,47s,si, lO-N ,Ss5,
taS6 5N,N - f'f 'e"'s-
ADMINISTRATORS.

nshleat, y. DUCLE3C, (aneien Ninistre
eeS Finances; actuellement Senste,Ir.
!. r. blLlLEr, un DIES sllp,inlstrstsurs d.
- a. qss % Francs, E1.a,smlsc della Cham
. nvE /. P;.,; E.Juse ''u Tribunal 4. Cen.
o .s~U =, !. Es. En-. da Tribunal de
nALAPa&, ExJugs lu Tribunal - !.
- Sst,r,,,. "a u .s1l les .sl.e,b
;s 1sCiEk 1uye du Tribunal de Com.
GIL, s,,rir.AAss, s4anqa'er l,tai.sn A,lss,s .
-. Sc1N, Hs.ass da coaasu Municipal do
fteuale. s :, a 'S'.'O'eo NJ
n rsRpiRE, President Dc Ia Compaer;e
o = ~ r Trsnaatlantiq,s. I.
p. xArrL Asaass AZ c.n.eil municipal, dc
asn T: PURKRARDT. pre.i.ien, q
~ q ChAS AAUkY, Vice. Precedent. a.
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~ an Ma = ~ sk~ criminal Askss ~ The In.
nr CsaN II .Ae Parish. essislsA. The sss,r II
LGsissAsA W. J. J. A. Martin Ansl
wssss.> Ihr ~ CasDssi allsgvs that In .,,l.s
W. e~sas~ ~ e.ekvst~ NJ ,sxrs ard !. h sSsv sd
~ ssseovress = Snass ~ ard
Wessv0 To ~ Csspah Nsstk~s Alkss TIA,
pss~is. Wa made ts hiss Nv I. ~ I.sss. la II,
sxs csssssss, ths1 u ~ vswh NV Sk~ 6,N sn,sunI
~ sss saass IN ~ ~v~st thss amy vsssks .G AID
taA %: dsslasv1 tllpsHi tk~a ~ ik~ IN e.l,,sS
v:s1 I. 81 % hts psves 10 have tn asia amount
~tasasA ~ hin. '''
Ihseseusc h u svssivsA ssc., by N. Hii,c lu,v
~ H. tcssnA = NslrAissrhr~ Tkss sk~ .s,i +.
CA:een - - ~ y kssvky grated fsli discharge
- afvsseeaow ID tAr 80 suis, ~ ~ rsi.k
Tvrasoses = saoAssisrA - uaAe sesIrurss asI h.
- e.s!pee - s.etsapaassA ty this tsdissSer
SsssS1s6 ~ ~ L. CsaeAd skaIi psy iii tn mai.
iscsssra u sAaalaisg SD isslsmrsi si.sr.sM snL
w ts'assstiss W ssii isslslinx The s..ss In ,I
hssisx tn pfiDcil sd ist~svsl ~ aid ,Irts TN.
We. ~ says &isg eAlL,l Gs. M...r.. p.,"..
MAahssn SnisA. pvwslksms~ Msrss.virk s,L
mMssae vseaG - AsNsA Nsaa~so. JsSsisrs
s'ase~ss asa 0hsvArs vstihg ssy.
- useto, ~ d.a. Rsly ssltssrsssl IN v,s~s a,
nssi FsgmlAs ssretiss arst Nssslay IL tA.S..,.V.
WnsO w.O RkKAZEALE
,n~..,, Prvstlcut.
j. i 0snns CkSk
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(Signe,D WILLIAM ZIECLER,
ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.
Nav lhrluu,.s -I...,.. "a. a..,1

New Orleans, june 9TH, Issl,,
nave been very hAily affected With nrticmiSr
;;ns'aslsn' aud :iroIsy the knee joints th,y IN.
'eg swollen very large sliG ard psiniul lar ~, IN,
@'o1tls The usual W.0cLies aud il,r pr,scriDti,ns
,h ,I'sI ~. W. NO g~al. had made ny my mind
beard Of aud applied h b. K. T. Rolsrts VIM " az
.sra me ls'nssliste rlief and ~ sA week MAG
srtc Treatment perfect clir,. ""s
VIII answer questions checrfalIy,
(SigncdD ii, WAuIIG
Residence, corner Philip anL Errwt Sis
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wsshingta0, Juiy 3t-Ouittrsu asked
this afternoon that District INs"rr.,
CNxAau - ssnt tos. lie aaid he was de-.
.reas " talk slss1t The ssasninstiou. TIN
dssssses attorney, WIN haa b~ru WORKING
almost necessarily to ascertain all the
circumstances connected with the crime
aud criminal, was resting for few min.
ntrs amer bis hard labor, hut ut the call
III duty - srOss, jumped Into his cou,s,
coA was ssDa ct the jail. There be- Was
seowa - 0ulttean's cell, and with his
seeno9aPAse locked up with him, Guit.
800 cannle0ced tAs conversation by s.v.
w thas h vasDed 70 ut the matter
eo19ne n To mind CT ths district M.
t0roSy. He wanted hi motive a clearly
understood - the circumstances surrouni.
Ing To crime.
49,. swAss was yesr nosivs~ asked Cork.
1T wss JET what ] have said Il VA.
IN ~ letter - ~ Pablic," responded the
s.:sss. II attempted 10 kin Garfield
49, gosa - ths Republican psrty. IF
wes ! ~ . ae0her. I att~mpts,l 10
kiu hla, hecsaapl Ives . stslwarf h..
caus ! thought would in that wav NAL.
ASsea! Prsaklent anA cid the marty. I
q ealy sos.y 70 hssr tat I was NO, n
~ :aoceaial; ] Aeps, however, that he
NY s.e, % tsat !ney Asve the pleasure
u sacceM ] dhlht want him 10 l;nvsr
nPeas ] WAITED 70 shoot him dead. !
rSlst IL ssiisriugs, sIthouvh 7 you'll
not gsEVat ~ dsath.'
"os yos realise What : terrible Grim.
yea have attempted psrAaps s,,cc.,..I.sl
10, !. e''aa'issins r 1an Tie district stt"r.
''YsS but / do not cou.;,.r :. ..:.,
Il was . political necessity" '"'''
well, permit M N assure you.~ .,;a
CorkhiIl, THAI Il is Regarded outside AZ |
INSTANTLY csissr. u IL regarded ss m i'm.
pasta.t that every asse Who n even anu.
rected Of being your scoomplice IL Arrest.
9 = q acccsaplice. You know, / MN.
po:s' thst IL il believed outside that VIM
- sss:.pliosa. Won know the s"s ssc $".'
yVSW 00vuOK C1A1hn0nlAOn Ia Npn.o n
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CONSULTATION face.
pv. ROBERTS Diagnoses Diseases wi,b..ut am, .,
ss'sss-O'sssc houis 81. \. to7rN.
4 Partial List d Di~a~.s which DR.. Roberts
Treats.

. - the ''catscsi III tl.r follow ing Diseases. Ur.
ssSss. ssesa has No EQUAL. Ia producing
;.sslsss, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout. Xtic"l,,
ks.essssatsl, Lateral rosieti.r ani An,.,l,w Eur
Nsssscs NJ she spine, Dyspepsia Br.t.y, Atsj,,,i.
VA ut"l'.sal iMn"ts Nervous ikLil'iy, ParaI, ~.
S,asa,Is Palsy, rsp'a,ion vi the Heart DiaIstcs
!.s>s u vois~, knlncy Diseases, Liver I"".i','i
T S inea'iiy, Ssr"inla iinl..t.ucy, I.,., ri,
Aa"'y vsg"t, Si'riliy Falling ,i the Wouni, ts,i
sss. lr.s FiseniA Syphilis, all F.,nalc I.ir-u~..
sNusWst'srA fksr Allsus, panfal Mrn,i,,,a,i..,,
S~pl'sssslUs. NJ the Nss,s-. ,sr,. ,a,.
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fpssA.as s1v~ssoassss ts~sspS q N. m, .t
u DW0DO ~ 90 hosslno. 81 - cssss g.
soA aAsosoe iaassela PAyuuss lxyAsiAwY
= ApwAvru.
Al Assye1aosees vsaias &c wss p-stA sAss
shsW euaees ~ sssasA - srssa6vos.
.xsA waese6 sevvsse~ssssea Vii ~ shasx~S ss
~ NJ snes ~ evvuey evee. Vws Me-.
NsssAe. cneicss 80 A1lss rstsy and ,.,-asl
ssaeIs w6A tae ss<ts~ skasgsd - hsl ~ sliss
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Take Notice!

That this the " Lottery State a, under
late decision ii the IT, Supreme
meaJ r HAHN. ~"
"e "O~~
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'A'eougE coLDTtr SORE rHpo,,

A'eoUe4 COLD ftr SORE THROAT
:ss.s y :esp Hssaect frequently re.
= = = sless.ehls Lag Dtss.ss or Can.
+ pQyrs BRONCHIAL tho.
n ~ ~ y X Rve fslisf m ASTHMA.
Sf5SSSSvSS as4@SA CATARRH, CON,
Hii1 ~ ~ - 1HkQAT Dl8EASES. Fsr
I11L, ~ !5eeA6 lnvss been recon-.
~ ~ $3.50 ~ always give ~.
fS<S Ny - NJ new e -.
s1Ss1 ~ 80 oososa byWsde and e0n.
~, ~ - entire xeuernaiNs
~ ~ nssitsd INK .~""v
Sss. - eenedies Of tAs age. Pubiic
@ssS 4. Il es ~ them % clasr All
60 4 ~. ~ NseA Bed II twsssy.Sve
Z lVe4.A-ty.l'
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Cathartic Pills

Combine the choicest cstha.tic principle
" medicine, in proportions accurately =.
)oeted % secure aCtiviiy, certainty, sla
uniformity OF effect. They 20 the Iesnls
~ pam q careful study and pe1ctScA e.
penWopt, and aRe The most ehectas' !e@'
edy vt discovered for diseases caused Oy
0enngement Of tie stomach. lver' sn9
oeweas, which require prompt end enecs9@
Treatment. AYEl's PILLS 40 spec!siy
applicable to this clan Of diseases. Ihey
ct directly on tie digestive and a'slms
!euve processes, and restore tssuiss ~
healthy action. Their extensive 1se ". "
poyaicians IN their practice, ~ ly ~
civilized nations, + 90 o. tbe man!
proofs OF their value - aste, sure: ans
perfectly reliable purgative medicine;
3eing compounded of The concent'aseo
virtues Of purely vegetable suoassnces.
they aro positively free lTom csIomel y
any injurious properties, and caD BE- adm'n'
tstered to children With perfect safety.
Arms P1Lls a1e IN efectual cure foe
Constipation or Costivesess, lndi9es'
e5one Dyspepsia, Loss Of Apeeute'
koal 0eo1seh and Breatb, Diz!i1esh
@oodoche, Loos Of Memoir. NunDnes'
@ot1ooeooo0, Jon0dlOo, Rbeo1at,SIs
efopt3ons and Skin Diseasee, Dropsy'
Iunoe1, Worms, NeuHalds, Co!es
0fipee, Dlarrh0s, Dysentery, Gos5
t!lso, Disorder Of the Liver. and .!
oebee diseases resulting from disorde5eo
De1ee o( IL digestivs spparstas.
A. Dinner PHI they have no equal.
While gentle in their action, these Pits
~ tho most thorough and searching cathai'
~ that can DO employed, and never gsss
pain unless tho bowels arc inflamed, ana
10 their influence is healing. They stimo.
~ TIE appetite and digestive organs; they
,pesate % purity and enrich the blood. ana
eport Is6ewed health and vigor to ~
Prepared BY Or. J. c. Aver L Co..
Hsose3eol al Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
0okD n Al, DRuo0lofD IyIkYWnke4.
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SV"eveVVnD, .. Ia.
AL kinds IT cennt.ry work u.,,,, ...,,,..u,
Dur Mt Talsr will make special yi.it. wh.,, ~.
'''csi's! W. &ll The celebrated CuAvrinx w,..ur,
s. "H',ra'c i0 trucing the l.est In I'M, co,,"tr"
We r'"lA"y "" c"laMissi"a sss,mts our t,nvsiH:v
s,rs'r" air SalaIt'l BY tho MH,N,h " wear. W.
1--WE "0r latrH's The - per cent. usually given m,
AuCSr-ty,
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. DlRECTEURsANEwYnp r

.aJaY1 : 81 OI ~ 4 ! NEW lVRK. n.
<i b; GEORGE e. AAGOUN. a. Ia x.,so.
we H.sseef' Peabody \ Cie., boston ct New
-, Siss III. !. ~ HUILER, e Ia Asison Hax-
J .E00ENE KELLY. a. al n.;.,... r.,..
AeayA CO.. New York, e nsloe.. Ksmv,
- IA, NsA Rraxcio0n "a
= ss1UlS DsRkAi \, sAesss Ge,eral de- j.
" - ~ t-f'--'',ss' 30 a~N ~ I.
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TESTIMONIALS.

=, NU @ INIFINMa N(NVt
To wAsa II may ~sss~n: =" '''
~ Me- isah day a" Ja~, iss9. ~ a,srss formed
~ !ir I'll ap Of my viii. which .l..,rU, ri the AK.
= ~. w. ns:s ard lr'i her hclpls~s. Tier sui.r.
cvsy Amer trying everything that s",,iI IL.
.sssxAs ~ hsassl VI In M.Slicne, wiihout relief
ss"e scssN y! sss'l srat fw Ds. u. L. Hoasr,t wh,,
~ sn SsAl lp.ych" magnetic Is,wcr, In y INV
Gtss4 tr~i,ss.si the use vi the limb She II n.w
AOsac without assistance. ""'~
lSigne,D VS. RASSETT
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

ABDOMINAL TUMOR.
.,. No - SrcolA street, !
rn.. Carr.li:u, La, january s, IseO.
nave suserSl awtally with III, aIslSminai ,ir,
S s !H.sSr i"r four Years No ply sicia0S whom,
R s.'sss' ss any rrfirf until applied to Dr.
y. MSatn. Am n"w Gully two ha,,Sy 10 testify ,ha,
me inasr has 'srn entiiriy Iri.s,v.st My r",,.
c'ai health H. lscom,img sxcciisUc. wy s'"'
(S'gnsAl) MrS. TMERESENA NAGAEMIN.
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y W. \. RASSETT,
Captain III the "MSKJNA."

C1,A'rh brOarhitis Affection ~ tho lrt, Lung
Nrsl..A PAlpiattM VI the Heart, and ..,rI
very well any way" Ill rur,d.
, No. W Chippewa street,
New Orleans, January I, lssO !
-, Hereby certify that have lspn vt1y much II
csse v1en .a.al csearrh, hruacLitis severe atl;,
Moe ~ the I'm lung, palpitxiiuM III ihe heart unh
' "os. assm dyslsrsiA ir OuS year, and was
.sIa .'1s INTO quick consumption surely and no mis
CITY daiis I" ailorl M any srst L:aors cali, ~,
~, ~; Roberta Dr. X. bus wonderfully improved u,c.
~ tnongh under treatment sm steadily vaininr
s .nNy viii clscrfally answer inquiries pcIsCn,
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? y = CONSUMPTION.
New Orleans September 8, ls79.
! hereby certify that have been LMl With ",,,,.
IptloS, from nAsal csianh, iHr over sns vs
SrI,s csi,;..9 As deses. had Ailsd 70 cure me
sicsss sfsSs tS,.s. t s alan tried the ply
xnSid even particle Of rp(jef. ''' :"
III ~ hsas'ts has perfectly restored me t. ,ouu.,
~. ~ 1ae swtsl cough aud splitting oi cOrr,n.
10Y nave loth ceased. viii answer inquiries c''.
st'n.. ss NY caSs' live corner Philip aud Liberty
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TO the Public.

For 6ne GROCERIES and PROVISIONS and
DRY GOODS Give me call. Cheaper than the
cheapest.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
deel1-Su. MRS. II. 4. NANOLE
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Soarsh; bet g. Patrick ard H. David 81.
New Orleans, june 9Oth, ls7y I
hereby certify that have been deaf In INV l.n
sas '"r YEN Year,, accompanied with awful roaring
.oahas. IN. Il. X. Roberts cured me IN less Than
ten minutes to-day, s.th III the ,leafnss. am, .I
sse.!taly sounds. sm u years OF ave. l win H.
x'A' !" answer Inquiries On the subject.
PATRICK EGAN,
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN P0RTl1Nr.

wa regularly incorporated by the
E"cSt"" ant Charitable in TERN OF TWENTYr1vE
contract nviab
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-09
An Ednnnied Nrstnr.

In these days of sham wonders and
bogus miracles it is refreshing to come
across some genuine and undeniable
marvel, yiolet.like waiting for recogni
ton by the wayside. At the Bay State
Oyster Saloon, on Stockton street, San
Francisco, any one who desires can
inspect yeritable curiosity without
any side show extortion whatever,
This is no less than an educated oyster,
which has reached already high water
mark OF bivalvular erudition. When
spoken to by the affable "opener" Of
the establishment, the oyster slowly
rocks his way across the counter to be
fed, and opens and snaps its shells in
timo with any air that may be whistled.
II also counts as high as ten, and snaps
it's shell in accordance with the number
of fingers held up in front Of it by its
master, thus proving that oysters have
sight or some sense closely akin to that
faculty. San Francisco Post.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-09
History of the Tomato.

A good many years ago a scamp who
had recently arrived from the Bermuda
Islands was sent to the York county (Pa.)
jail for some offence committed against
the laws of the commonwealth. He had
with him few seeds which he planted
in The rich soil of the jail yard. Before
the plants which sprang from the seed
reached maturity he was discharged,
and no one knew the name or nature Of
them. They grew lnxuriantly, bearing
fruit of large size and unusual appear
ance. AS this strange fruit ripened, its
color changed from green to brilliant
red, and became an object Of wonder
and admiration to all the inmates of the
Jail. Mrs. KIinefelter, the lady keeper,
cautioned all the prisoners against eat
ing any of the fruit, as she was sure it
was poisonous, and besides that, she had
promised the man who had planted the
seed that she would endeayor to pre-
serve specimens of it for him should he
return in time
Just when the fruit asfully matured
the Bermuda prisoner revisited the jail
and asked to see the plant. This re.
quest granted, he next called for pep,
per, salt and vinegar, and to the horror
Of the good lady, commenced TO eat Of
the supposed poisonous fruit with Il
relish that astonished the beboldets.
After enjoying the strange repast, he
informed Mrs, X. that the fruit or veg
etable was the tomato or love apple,
and it would be found wholesome and
nutritious. The seeds of the remaining
tomatoes were carefully preserved and
distributed among the friends and
neighbors of the lady, and thus this
now popular eEculent was introduced
into the ancient and goodly borough Of
York. For many years thereafter it was
cultivated as an ornament rather than
for table use, but by degrees its merits
began to be more fully understood and
appreciated, and there, as elsewhere, it
grew into general public favor.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-09
DEADLY Work.

Sir Robert Lloyd.Lindsay in an Eng.
lish magazine article says; A small,
well-trained body OF SO men, placed
under cover, can easily fro 5000 shots
in O quarter of an hour, leach man firing
at the rate of four shots per minute,)
and can place every shot at 800 yards
into space no larger than an ordinary
sized room. At this rate battalion Of
800 men could in half an hour pour
$4,000 or 10000 bullets into IN enemy
advancing against them, thus producing
a shower of lead under which no troops
could stand, much less advance.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-09
A Wise Horse.

The horse lives in Wilmington, Della
ware, and tho Star Of that city tells this
story Of brute intelligence (: A few Sun
days ago he was running loose on the
streets and passed in the neighbor-
hood OF certain drug store, where the
proprietor noticed that he had o severe
sore on his back and several less serious
eruptions on one Of his shoulders
wheropon be put suitable plaster on
each Of the wounds. The animal then
went off and he saw no more of him
until the next Sunday, when he again
went TO the door Of the establish
ment, whore he remained until his
wounds we're again dressed, and since
then he has regularly appeared every
Sunday at the door Of the drug store
TO have the plasters put upon his back
and shoulders, and theproprietor kindly
accommodated him. II is supposed
that his owner keeps him busy all the
week and turns him loose on Sundays.