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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
A Feast Of Literature
FOR ALL ACEs THAT HAS
Never Beeu FxeeIled in Tbi. C;fr,

and SMILE ihe range % the zane has been .o-bt Far "a
-ii at a- ~ tastes n the community have not been
aindiu-- 81 The STOCK EMBRACES
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p .lla. lt1e, In. ~ school by Prince Delka1n,
Ihc hiu-' secret LgcIie. a Dream % Pair W9wr-
first q Aag Brltlsh Gobas, Dores Rhine o. the An-
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Fur- Sunshine and -form Little W0rrr HsUs5. n
rarrT Ballad n Beauty. Paa Leerois,s Fano5s Ar
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Belltifl snow. ianf-eapt ia An. pt.sfrT -hrpharf
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
PERFUMERY. FLORIDA WATER,

Genuine Eau lie Cologne. Lubin's Extracts.
Toilet SlarSs Philocon,e. Hair OIL Combs.
Mirrors. L,sokiuS CLASSES, P1pes.
1. X. Rails. HarmonicaS klank Rooks
Albums. Gold Leaf. Iewelry, Watches,
Hemp and l. X Packing. Coal BASKETS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
lie HAWAIIAN HoTEL,
FOR LEASE

= THOSE TERY DESIgABLEH -
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

Coutainiu., Plates. CUPS. TeapotS. Bowls.
Chambers Ricc Dishes and Bakers
Dumiiohns 3 and gals Sample Bottles.
VASES and Glassware. Manila and rarred Rope.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
VIENNA FURNITURE:
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRocKERY,

Extension. Ann Dining Room and Rsfiur
Chairs. Scttccs. &c.
Studies. Calfskins Ciirths. Stisrup Leathers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

nOLDNG A ENGLISH BEEAE-
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lz-E A-l alll.i-lu.s md ifIiis- a..is4 Tea
w -li-i n HssErEs q co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
BLANK EIS:

Hcrsc Blankcts White and Fancy kiankets.
Fancy Striped WOODEN. two Sizes.
Scarlet Orange. White Wooden. \ and points,
rhrrajs. tape. Elastic, Scarfs. &c,
six and Velvet Ribbons.
lssttcnS for shirts. Goats, Pants. Dresses.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

F-lA = Bsllzsse-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

OF al sizes and qualities,
Cdal Rd.-s. GunnicS. luine. Burlaps.
Woolpack and rwillcd Sacking, Linen Hose.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
A spIendld Asst. Of ShITtsl
ALARGE TNyOICE OF CLOTHING

Fine BLACK Cloth Er,,ck Coats and Pants
Ts,ckskin Sacks. Pants and suits
Felt. Mohair. Drill. Flannel sacks and Pants
F,yS' shirts and Childrcn's Jackets.
Monkey and Sailor Jackets
I. X. C,,ats aud Ic-cinrs. Garrett slippers.
SIN and l. c. Umbrellas ard farasol~.
Fancy and travelling ShaWls,
Cotton and Turkish Towels
White and Fancy Quilts
Felt RuSs and Brussels Carretiag.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

SarliuCs IN half and quarter boIss.
"A. and 4. biscuits. salt IN jars,
Castor Oil IN Tins. Stearine Candles, 4. > and s.
Matches. Cocoanut Oh. Wash Blue.
Huhbucks I.insesd Paint OIL. II White Lead.
White ZINC Paint
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22
LIQUORS

De Iaage fls and Boutellean : > Brandy. ans
other brands,
HUM Gin. 81 Paul Beer, Ale and Porter.
Port Wine. sherry Rhine Wine.
Fine and Table Clarets Champagne.
DRY Heidseick Monopolc. Oh. Farre,
q. II. Mumm 4 Co.. Sparkling Hook
Mosellc. &c. &c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-29

Machine grease may ~ removed
from wash goods By dipping the
tabrc in cold rain water and soda
FOR jumbles take . cup % sugar.
. half-cup Of butter, : hall-cup o. milk.
and one ~teaopoonfnl 81 baking powders
roll out and bake ina quick oven.
Keep the poultry busy II you wish
10 keep them h health. and make them
scratch II 3 wish for eggs: but keen
them quiet and well led Il you wish "a
make them fat.
LIN looking oye the sheep industry
II will be found that the emaIl f1oclrr
have succeeded much the best. This r
n 4 great measure due 70 the fact thas
,ocks oct the best attention. thrive bet
ter and are less liable 10 accident.
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fo.rI vi around tbe $40 only Nor
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800 e teof sr.I from ma ~>Ils srd
go 49, 80 ~.f-
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1870 WI. $500 i: ~.J.
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s,ocn nuo. = ~. 4ee-sL:-c
cnopPeo PaIs 1T. ..h1~
$500, 1880. $3.50 r. 4. 1850 SsIt
sPooniuI q tonlato eH'suP 49, 5@
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-29

Tho xUIn|| WMAMX wildly TMIWUWn the
forr mnE;nr Y xe;rd moxninr sound
a Je<o;e-e ri,ees near fhe cost. where
~rs., 49, 49,. c..< their unc,nnr
he5oxs nrd around 49, VILLAGE 0.bles
!. f.r 800 rh;rh ~l;mncr hsrreen
~ he,~~ ~;o,5- iook r-ie ,ni SILVER
80 III. .ss v;i,.~e ,t;rdo~s 49, -
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erer;n ~ 1870 .rj farmer even ,he
ssn;re -he -.~'s-ne~.c~ 4. w.,l =. ~
brmb,e- rc-,;o- ~ 49, ,orrr ccrrrc-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-29

NJ ch..~.d hexonj r.-~.~r;,;o- !, 49,.
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=. NM xon-but John xorto. 4 dcad y
s.;l fhe s<cu;re Win .hiIi;,v rcmem
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nv sho1' l.nyhej rerr;1x
..ffam icai. / am profoundly g.
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surely John Norton
Else WHO hai recovered from her
f.in,;ng m n fhe .onnd ~ MI Voice
r,.hc~ 7,to ~ h-Il AMI n ;rmcd;.tejv
fc,.;s.I ~ NJ. r,.rr y ro,y arms
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this po;nt. ana The sIuir. m ! S,afe
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"a 80 r,,.h;,~ M h.r5 1890 ~
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come bsck under nv same circum-
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doesn't often 49, :uch . -;rhf what AZ
IN r,e.ro .,
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the wreck Of YOUR ship which Captain
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to he ours The face was disfeurcd 4
GOOD deal. but the BODY had On 4 coat
with your name sewed into The lining.
Il had the same mark On the lei
hand. and the hair. complexion. height
and size c-orrcsponded exactly with your
own.r
1T must have been poor Thompson.
Everybody took him 10 be nv brother.
III was very mnch like M certainly.
was sared 81 4 miracle. and was taken
Oh board 4 shin bound Tor Australia.
r.,
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Playing ~ rrrf- q. 'r.nS.rr -
Inc ~it4t Nt 4tr
AkIrs 1870 $500 <<r 1900, .rr~<.
And ~ e. ~. q. - .1..
Among "
n..r..n '~t 1880 y. N. .hor.
49, -,t,f.1... M.-~-- 1'tr'
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The feeding or : COW during tho
winter must necessarily Be chiefly upon
dry fodder. as hay. orn stalks. etc
Well cured corn fodder Is but little in
ferior 10 the best hay. which j. clover
Timothy hay II not 80 good for milk ~
GOOD corn fodder. Blue grass and red
TOP hav Is better than timothy. and
about IS good as good corn fodder that
has been cut before il has become dry
or frosted. Mixed meadow hay. with
about one-half clover. is better still and
orchard grass and clover in equal parts.
i vet better. while well made haT from
clover cut when in blossom j. the very
best fodder for a COW. The stalks 81
the small early kinds Of sweet corn cut
when the corn * IN the state in which u
i used for cooking or canning. i cutie
equal in value 70 the best clover hay
But a COW requires some good food 70
give quality and richness 10 the milk.
And this d ualIv consists II corn. oats,
rye and bran. Or middlings. A mixture
81 these il better than any one. because
with 4 mixture one = get precisely
what Il needed. when any one Of these
will furnish only : part. Co.tonrseed
meal i now much used for feeding
cows. and II il most valuable and should
be added 70 whatever mixture + made
The result Of years Of experience with
daifvmen has established con-meal aS
the principal feeding substance. and
coarse wheat middlings: or rye bran
or both - the best addition 70 A.
"A portion Of cotton-seed-m ea =
then added 70 complete H.
The mixture j. best made ~
grinding i together with Inc or -
follows: 100 pounds a corn loo pounds
Of rye bran. 100 pounds Of wheat mid
ulInys- n ~ Podnus =. 1870 80
corn 4 much liner and the whole il better
mixed. This makes a excellent and
rounds iailv win be hirk feeding for y
ro~ Thsre Vii - then two ana one haif
<o"' @~ ~ <[-
pounds a each q p materials AZ ~
daily allowance. anu 2 snnn y q
ne eotson-:e?o meal @,ens ~. " M.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-29

An OK who was one day passing along
the highway fell and broke his leg. In
a short time along came the Horse. who
halted and called out
Mercy On me. but what has hap
penedsr
~ have broken my leg
TOO bad-too bad. | assure You
that You have my heartfelt sympa-
thieS.r
when the Horse had disappeared
along came the Mule and inquired:
How now, my old ir~iend-what's
the frouble?'
BROKE nv leg"
Dear me- but that's unfortunate.
You were always an honest. hard work
ing Ok. and ! am deeply grIeved that
this accident has come upon yon-
The Mule pursued his way. and the
next animal to stop was the Hog.
"Hcllo. What does this mean be
grunted = be checked his pace.
Broke my leg"
IL that POSSIBLE II isn't six months
ago that you had . lame shoulder, and
% have this misfortune come upon you
ID enough to discourage the best Ok IN
the world II you don't recover from
il. always remember that You had my
warmest sympathics."
After the Hog came the Cont. who
halted u = safe distance and called out:
Anything contagious?'
mo; ! have broken nv leg"
.sOh. that's itP Sure it'sbrokenr'
Yes"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-29


stairs and n ne halls. and after supper
there = % b : dance IN The great din
ine-r0om.
Elsie looks paler n soberer "a ver
tonight. don't she?' asks one Of the
go<<ips IN the corner Of her crony
s.lcs. she dnx- 4 Was . hopin' thar
she'd quit thinkin' or John Morton. m
give Tom Rollins. that . worn 10 4
shaiicr waifin' fur her. some encour-
acrmcnt They dill say. jet before
John went away that she was ruther
rurnin' the cold shoulder on him. m
fayorin' Tom: but. I0r'. there warn't no
truth in II, fur | see she and John part
the dar he went away. m though they
was both quiet ernuff. there warn Z no
I GOODNESS between EN-. I kin tell We
Ibid YOU hear heow John Norton's
ghost he'd been seen raoand here by
four or r. . different pers0nsr' savs an
other gossip in . mysterious whisper.
Estes heeri On Il. and she terribly
out about it,
.For gracious sakes. no! When2
Whoo Wall. I kne0wed sufhin' wuz .
coin few happen. / told Siah % this
very night, fur there's bin lew lookin'-
f, glasses broke here fcw the squire's
within the past month-aii shiyered 20
pieces fheoe Ann. the help. toiu me
o.
Mis- Lemuei biaeg' sne wa % zoos
shack py seein or nin' thet sle went
intew = ain 2 4 TOOL Jew glasses OF
spe',. y pIIn- neI ~ < .nu
o. uon sas ~ ! ne'es ns a,
2 surn = snn
n,,a~ .l -s,,
nke !. i,e n1eu, q 1880 4.
CO, " --"S I---.n-
ses nini. .ne. ,nc .'ppPeu 1870
7 1917 Ca ~ e-.. 49, ~.
1e uiu loon, h1na t..s. 80 ".
scnn~on nsL 1850 ~. .<-, n'
ne - ~ - 5:5 49, -
W. 'mo .%n..':-, -, ~ ia
died They re > settlin up me Ola
ro1 T 49,, $3.50 -.
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Ioss .taas ~
~Sn.sr;.s y, - c.c,,;,
p;.v I. Ill 49, who h.d b.d more
.tr..~ e~n.-erc.s rro,xr NOR.
r--s,-~;o.s -h.r--cr;rrs th.n .nv
- 4 t>.,-n era
~, $500 de.i. II saw .
Jrs,f,,i str-nrs snser;f;on ant tew SEA
.hs-,,s t~ertS xerrs .co
..llo tsii IL about Il s.id several Of
H. vo,,n~ neonle n The same breath.
is.v$r~ s6ei- r.m.s ana io;n;ng fhe
circle .ronnd Ere for CANAAN
P;lex-. s,or;ez ~ere f.mous IN re
,c,v,
eva: r.ox ! ..no~e rye told the
storr . HUNDRED times aver n one time
II, .,c,her II me l,ce mt II yon ~
s~rx;-r- ~ 49, \ 4 c,r TAT h aca;n
49, ~ ~ ,.c.,~ q ~ ~oor,
-. s.,;n',s ~ 49, 4 IA ~f,er IN
M - 80 ~ 81 III ch.;r severn
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.Sympathy. my friend" said the
Rkinoceros. a. be aided the OK 70 stand
up. .sympathy sticks In che ~ and
lets the stomach starve. Depend upon
your friends no longer than they can de-
pend upon YOU. Come. nowhere We
- "--Dsfroit Free Fress.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09
The Ex-RebS Of Person.

The crowd numbere all of five thousand
persons. General RluoWn. the orator of
the occaslDn, was expected Thursday
evening, but OWING 10 pres OF business
at W a>hlngton City, he drl uot reach
South Boston till } . clock Friday morI
ing. At 9 clock the procession was
formed IN front OF Fouohce' ; hotel, head
ed by the Durham Light Infantry Band
aud marched one nile out of the main
road to South Boston where Gen Ran
som was met. lie was welcomed 70 Per
SOP county soil IN briet but but we'll
timed speech BY Col Chas s Winstead.
Senator Ransom responded in a few ap-
proprlate remarks, when the procession
moved off on its return TO town, halJing
had been made for the noble Senator
The crowd then perambulated the town
and surrounding country till Ia O'Clock,
the hour assembling In the large grove in
rear OF Rev. Mr.. Webb's residence. Here
a stand had been erected for the speaker
Col. T.. 5. Ninstead, IN happily con-
celved speech, introduced the orator,
Hon. Matt. ". Ransom Gen. Ransom
had not come with studied Grafton, but
spoke to his comrades from the prompt
ing OF his heart. The crowd was so great
and such an unanimous desire to hear
every word that fell from the speaker 5
lips, that We found it impossible to take
such notes that we could do that great
man justice. He spoke for an hour and
the audience largely composed of ladies,
was delighted with what they heard. At
the close Of his speech Rev. Mr.. Boone,
the Methodist minister, arose and thank
ed him for his eloquent defense Of the
Christian religion. Tie speaking over,
the crowd were invited to dinner. A long
table was spread with barbecued shoat,
mutton, beef and chickens, but it dis
appeared before that crowd like dew
drops under the melting influence of a
summers sun. Everybody enjoyed it aud
all, especially the soldiers, went away
happy. 1t was glorious day for Rox-
boro and Person county.-Durham Re-
cOrller