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The Sandwich Islands.
KING KALAKAUAs NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAN FRANCISCO, July a-The steamship Suez
arrived yesterday from Honolulu, with the follow
ing news up to June ed The new Gibson minis
try OF King Kalakaua is very popular. They have
their own way with the Legislative assembly now
In session. Premier Gibson has introduced a loan
bill which, no doubt. will pass 70 borrow g 100000
to promote immigration and certain internal I'M
prOvementS. The loan will be taken up in Homo
lulu. The government now propose to assist
emigration without the emigrants making con-
tracts to labor. Portuguese immigration from the
the excessive charges The British steamship
Monarch arrived from st Michaels at Honolulu,
with 665 Portuguese immigrants on board, at
cost to the Hawaiian government or &65 600 Yet
on evidence It IS proven that the actual cost was
about 81, 600.
Attention is now directed to Japan as a favor
able field for recruits for peopling this Archi-
pelago. The government has on foot q measure
for Introducing colored laborers and their fam
lilies from the United States into these islands;
and 1t Is the purpose OF the government to provide
ns. ,or sne passage OF sne immnts wi Without slesr
charges whatever.
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The Suffering Family of Rev. III Ssan


am out to-day TO see what can collect for the
relief Of the Rev.JJ. Stine and family whose destt
tute condition, I'm consequence OF the destruction
or his house at Leavenworth. KS, was mentioned
In Saturdays STAR Any contributions sent "a
your Office Will be acknowledged through your
valuable paper. Any one wishing TO help ought
TO help very quickly the family are I'm terrible
distress. will head the list by one dollar.
july Sd. 1882 DR. WM BoYp. .
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TuR SITUATION uHcuAporp ,o-n.v

NEW YORK, July s.-The strike OF the freiChe
handlers Is sttl unchanged At nearly All th0
piers freight was not received until late IN ~
morning. No freight was received at the Rrie paeT
All the doors being closed. Men were busy insid6
2aers the force OF employees has been increased At
ne New York Central and Hudson river depot,
oot OF Barclay street, very little freight was no.
TWO doors at the Pennsylvania dock, foot OF
latght street. were open and freight was received
a great number OF men were at work here and
business was being rapidly pushed AZ the ST.
Johns Park depot work was proceeding slowly.
The Philadelphia Sengerfest ParaArs
PHTLADEIPHIA July 3-The Sangerfest parade
today was favored by fine weather and was wit
messed by vast crowds I'm the streets There were
three divisions, the CHEF feature OF the parad0
oelng low chariot, drawn by six horses and car.
rylng miniature Grecian temple and allegorfcal
representation OF Music and Song. AL the vizocp
ing societies were I'm line.
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The National Hoard Of Healtn.

PHILADELPHIA, July Sat a meeting OF the
ooard OF health to-day a resolution was adopted
that the board or health OF the city ana port OF
fhliadelphla deplore as a great loss 60 the sani-
t9ry interests OF the nation the suspension az bul-
ietlns OF .he national board OF health made mecca
Sary oy insufficient provision In the annual appro-
priatlon bill reported 10 Congress- and that COPY
or this resolution be sent TO the Representatives
IN Congress from PENNSYLVANIA
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Flood i'm the Missouri Rivev.

CINCINNAH, o., July Especial dispatches from
St Joseph and BOOneSville state that the Missouri
river is very high and rising rapidly. At the for
mer place 1t was q feet and rising and at the lat
Ter ~ feet anu rising, having risen 20 inches in a
few hours yesterday afternoon.
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A Brutal wife Murder.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 3.-News OF a tragedy
In Cross county has just been received. A negro
named Aaron Jones, living near Wittsburg, start
accompanied by his wife. At lonely spot they
Quarreled, and he struck her on the head with
SlungshOt, and then cut her throat He escaped
and has not as yet been caught She recovered
suf1lc1ently to crawl to the house OF Col. n. p.
johnson and tell her story, and then she died.
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THE Bogus BOND PLATE REPORT NOT READY
The Secretary of the Treasury is not yet ready to
make public his statement regarding the 81 200
bond Diate
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IHE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL AND OTH Err
BILLS APrRovED-The President has approved the
acts making appropriations to provide for the eX-
penSeS OF the government OF the District of Column
bla. and for the consular and diplomatic service Of
tns @ government Tor the fiscal year ending June 30
1883; the act regulating the use OF the Capitol
grounds, and authorizing the District Supreme
Court to appoint two additional crierS.
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T The appetite OF our people for news and matter
concerning the hanging of GuIteau was sharper
and more morbid than we had any idea. Not con-
tent with the very full account we gave by tele-
graph yesterday evening, Capt. Fred Johnston
sold over nve hundred copies OF the Washington
STAR with "further parficularSn and Guiteau,s
ssprayer and poem,p after 10 O'Clock last night
Rfc1n1oad State. GaesrdGM S gl S
CA postal received nom Capt Johnston aays he
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| FEMALE CoPYIsTs IN TEARs.-About twenty
female copyists in the Navy department were
dropped On the first Of July. They were employed
on the contingent roll, and the appropriation was
exhausted. The department corridors were bathed
| in tears to-day.
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TO State Prison for Life.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 3-Moses H.~Grnnell. the
aged murderer, who killed his netx xhbor, Charles
H. Thomas, in November, 1880, was sentenced to
state prison for life this morning.
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Washington News and Gossip.

TOMORROW being legal holiday there will be
no paper issued from this Office
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The Massacre Of wyoming.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, July 3-The one hundrAd
and fourth annual reunion OF a Massacre Memor-
l1l Association met at the monument grounds at
wyoming this morning. The monument WAS
decorated with flowers and ripened wheat Flags
were displayed at half mast The order Of exer.
clses was an extended one, and consisted OF
prayer, singing and addresses The attendance Of
Old settlers from all parts OF the state was LARGE
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Poisoned by Toad Stools.

CHICAGO July 3.-A widow, named Hanley liv-
Ing near Streator. ILL.,. poisoned herself and five
small children yesterday by eating toaGsto0ls,
suppos1ng them to be mushrooms Medical assist
ance was summoned, and it is possible they may
recover.
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Michael Dayitt E,e,ter To-day.

WORCESTER, MASS, July 3.-Mickael Davitt is
much better to-day. He will leave here for Troy,
n Y, tonight, and expects to speak there, as an
nounced, tomorrow morning
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THE TOTAL COINAGE at the mintS during the
fiscal year ending June 3Oth s117si1.574 Gold
c0luge Ss9, Alb, 1880; silver 81 1888 3SS IS; minor,
SGi4, 157. IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-03

THE CONTRACT for Turing and lathing at the
Albany public building has been awarded to
knisely Brothers, OF Chicago and for similar
work ON the Boston Sub-Treasury extension to JnO
W. HOyt, OF Springfield, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-03

PHILADELPHIA, July 3-The Pennsylvania rail-
road Officials announce this morning that they
now have full force OF freight handlers employed
at all the freight piers in New York and at HarSt-
mus Cave grain elevators on the Jersey City side;
that they are now in position to promptly handle
ticpate further delay in the delivery of goods,
the majority OF their men having gone to work at
the old rates OF pay.
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THE EXECUTED ASSASSIN.

The Autcpsy-Vhat the Doctors Say
Ihc Story of n Poisoned Bouquet
Again-A Crank Coming TO Ayengc
<iuiteau, Etc.
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NJ MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK-EvE'S
AN1 DAUGHTERS, OR COMMON SENSE FOR
MAID, WIFE AND MOTHER.
An Etymological Dictionary Of the English Language
by SkeAt.
The Treasury Of David. hy C. H. Spurgeon 81 per VOL
sermons By Rev: Charles Wadswor:h D. D., 81. IS.
CroQuet, Lawn Tennis and Archery
WM. BALLANTYNE SON
teG los Sevept, str,ct
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Wm. X. Mayo ordered to COM
mand the navy yard. Norfolk. Captain VIM. A.
Kirkland, to duty as captain OF the Norfolk navy
yard. Commodore r. w. Shufeldt, detached from
duty under instructions from the State depart
ment, and with the US. legation in China, and Or
dered home. Commodore A. X. Hughes, from COM
mand OF the navy yard, Norfolk, and placed on
waiting orders Lieut. X. p. Rodgers, from the
Naval Academy, and ordered to the tennessee
Lieut. NJ: F. Wright. from the Naval Academy ,and
ordered to special duty in bureau of navigation
P. A. Surgeon N. NJ. Ferebee, from the naval hos
pital, Norfolk, and granted six months leave p
A. Engineer j. c. Kafer, from the Naval Academy.
and placed On waiting orders. Assistant Engt-
neer BENZ. b. Bryan, from the Kearslrge, and Or
dered to report at Navy department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-03

THE TARIFF COMMISSIONERS will hold their first
meeting in this city at the Riggs House next
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-03

THE Treasury department was closed at noon
to-day.
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BOOKS, &c.

N E w b o o X s..
Flosting Matter of the Air. by John Tyndal F. Il. S.
81 80. Ants, Bees and Wasps by Sir John Lubbock
Inter. Scie. Series. 81; Appeton's Summer Resorts
new EDITION, paper, 81 cents; Anne, by Con-
stance Fenrinlore Woolson, Sl.25; California for
Health. Pleasure and Residence, new edition. thor
oughy revised by Charles Nocdhoff, 81. Dickens,
by Adoh,i v Ward; IS cents: Pa:adn of Finance.
81 Aschenbroedel ''No Name series, 81. Reverend
IDOL, novel, 81 80. The Diseases OF Memory by Tn.
bot. Inter. Sci Series 81. 50 Errors iu the Use of
Lngish by VIM. b. Hodgson so.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN
te24 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-03

MetrOpOltan Book Store,
jel7 e11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BoOKs.-JOHN c. CALHOUN. VAN HOI.TZ;
~ l.25. For Ever and a Day Fuller: 81 90 a
Psadin Of Fnance. Jenkins 81. California for Health
Pleasure and Place of Residence, Nordhoff e. Inn
Eostors and Adventures. Fuller; 81. Anne C. F.
Mooison; 25 My Irish Journey, Thos. Carlyle; 81
From Hand to Hand. Mrs. Wister: 81 80. Among the
Azores. Weeks; 81. so. Aschenbroidel, (No Name
Ser!es) 81 Lott:e OF the Mill, Hens burg; ST. So
brakes White Mountains $3. Osgood's Pocket Guide
To- Europe; 81 So new and beautiful assortment II
stationery and Fancy Goods Just received, by
WM. II. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLER AND SrATIONYR
475 Pennsylvania avenue
1elo Washington, d. C..
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The Glorious Fourth I'm Maine.

BANGOR, Me-, July 3-The US. war steamer
Yantic arrived In the river yesterday, and to-day
Will steam up to Bangor and anchor on the city,
and take part In the celebration OF the 4th.
battalion OF blue jackets will parade In the process
sion OF civil and military cOmpanieA
VetOes by the Governor OF New York
ALBANY, NY. July 3-Ihe governor has vetoed
the Sharp recefverShip bill. the Parker military
code bill and the Field civil code.
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Old World News BY Cable.

THE MILITARY EXPEDITION FROM INDIA TO EGYPT.
SIMLA, July 3-The Bombay government has
received instructions to be prepared the ship
ping OF the contemplated military expedition to
Egypt.
LONDON, July 3.-The Times correspondent at
Calcutta says the press consider that a campaign
In Egypt would be hailed with the iveliest satsac.
tiOn by native Indian troops.
INTERVENTION IN EGYPT.
PARIS. July 3-The HavaS agency publishes a
note stating that If Turkey persists In abstaining
from the European accord it is predicted that the
conference Will be obliged to entruSt Intervention
In Egypt to mixed corp Of English, French, Ital-
Ian and Greek troops.
THE BRITISH ARMY RESERVE.
LONDON, July 3.-The Press Association states
that a committee, under Gen. Sir Garnet Wolsely,
met at the war Office to-day. Before rising they
will settle arrangements for the pay, cloth
Ing and vctualiing OF the army reserve,
whose calling out is shortly expected.
At Woolwich harness equipments are being
hastily prepared for number OF batteries,
such as are used in countries destitute OF good
roads. The men-of-war Ajax and Agamemnon.
now at Chatham, have been ordered to prepare
for immediate service.
Too Much Rain for the Panama Canal
PANAMA, June A-Much rain has fallen here,
and canal and ell other work outside MAY be con-
Stdered as practically suspended.
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENT
have been made in the Treasury department: j.
E. Malett, Secretary's Office, and George W. Allen,
registers office, to be third-class clerks; Preston
Northrup, second comptrollers Office to be sec
onc-claSs clerk, and ThOmls n. Wiley, commits
Sloner OF customs division, TO be frst-cass clerk
MIR. ID. Med. Lindsay has been appointed to first
class clerkShfD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- MONDAY EVENING, July 3d. until O'Clock
PIN. 1t
T;>So AT TIE CFNfER MARKET, JULY 4TH
k-@S 1882 there viii he short ny market
cloaing promptly at 10 o'clock an. 1t
r1t<sa RIGGS MARKET OPFN UNTIL 10 A.
S-S ITH JULY ,i:NING.
1t u. X. ELLIOTT, Sec'y Company.
7 ~ DIR. A. F. A. KING (726 13 II STREET
- Eor.hTest has returned TO the city and resumed
practice. N3-Gtf
tsfo LO.O.F.-BY DISP.NSATTON GRANTED
tcs by the Acting Grand Master, GOLDEN RULE
LODGE. No 81 LO. o. T., will meet in tue East Lo ige
ToonI. 7th street hall. WEDNESDAY EYt MING July
D, instead of ,fresday e'eains, July T. 1882.
BY order OF the N.G- IN W. H SHoMO, Rec. Sec.
Ne-NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
1-S COLUMBIA BANK NOTE COMPANY are
hereby notified tt special meeting will be held at
the Office of the Company 9c3 Pennsylvania avenue
SATURDAY. July s, 1882 at 10 o'c ock an,
jy3-5,G.7 WALTER ). cox, President.
I~g5s- FEDERAL BUILDING DINO ASSOCIATION No'2'
The 18th REGULAR monthly meeting of FEDERAL,
Nc. ., viii he Eeli on WEDNESDAY. the 5.h inst, at
Hail. No Gl5 It'll street. opposite Patent Office, o'cNC
y. M Money is advanced ct the maximum of $3.50
on share. requiring very small monthly payments.
Attend tie meeting.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and treasurer 141G
+ street northwest iy3-It
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WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING.
MR. ROBINSON AND THE BRITISH MINISTER
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS-MAT.
TIERS OF GENERAL AND
LOCAL INTEREST,
Senate TODAY.

senate To-day.
The Chair submitted petition from the presi
dent and secretary OF the independent labor part.
Of the city OF New York praying Congress to rails
the captat.on tax on immigrants from so cents t
800 per head. Referred to committee On com
merce.
The Senate bill appropriating $4,000 for publ
building at Asheville, N. c., was called up by Mr.
Ransom and passed.
On motion of Mr. Dawes, the Secretary OF the In
terror was directed TO communicate detailed &C
count of the Indian civilization fund, its origtl
and original and present amount.
The Senate bill to authorize the sale of timber
on certain lands reserved for the use of the Me
nomonee Indians in Wisconsin was passed.
PRESIDENT GARRETT's CABLE B!1I.
Mr. German called up the Senate bill to encour
age and promote telegraphic communication be
tween America and Europe. 1t constitutes Rober
Garrett, VIM. f. Burns, VIM. F. Fr1ck, of Mary
land, and their associates, a company to lay al
| ocean cable from any point on the American side
The bill passed with an amendment eXtendin!
the time within which the company shall begil
laying tie cable to two years II ON the paSSag
OF the act.
Senate bill to amend section 1926 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States touching the iSsu
ance OF patents for mineral lands, which provide
that where there is a failure to sustain by proc
the allegations OF the portest the patty making
proceeding, was passed.
GENERAL DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The general deficiency appropriation bill wa
proceeded with, and the committee amendmen
agreed to as read.
The Senate committee reported an amendmen
constituting the First and Second COmptrollers O
the Treasury and the Treasurer OF the Unite,
States board Of audit to hear and determine al
questions arising out of claims and pro
posed allowances growing out of the Hines
and burial OF the late providing
method OF auditing them; appropriating s75, GOO 70
the payment of the awards; and limiting th'
amount to be certified and paid for medical ser
u
claims shall be considered and the allowances
made before January 1St, 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-03

ERsONAL-General Sherman has gone to Oak
land for a short visit.-Adjutant General Drum
has gone to Columbia barracks Ohio General
Ruygles is acting Adjutant GeneraL-General
Mckeever has gone to New York.-Secretary
Lincoln has returned from New YOrk.-Mr John
c. New has returned from indianapolis Ensign
w. S. HOgg. OF the Jamestown. is on short visit
to his parents here. His patent speed Indicator,
cisco to Newport, proved a success.-Gen Grant
9nd Gen. Hancock will attend the veteran soldiers
reunion at burlington. Iowa, which begins to-day.
Judge Tourgee'S new story, ''HOt Plough
shares" is commenced in the number OF "Our
Continent" just issued-Mr c. NJ. Raymond
and his newly-wedded wife, nee Annie Louise Cary
Will spend the summer in the White Mountains
After October Is Mrs. Raymond will be ''at home''
at No. 20 Fifth avenue, New York city.
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TO- FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN

HO FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
II JOHN BRIDGEt
II ne steamer hHc2,sior canal packet. viii make her
NkSDA}, FRIDAY GIi SUNDAY. leaving her " harf
congress street and Canal, at O'Clock a.. m sharp
Fare. 30 cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday
hursiay ana SATURDAY, For information inquire at
Market, or e. W. WEBSTER, lila 4th street rorth-
west jyl-2w'
EsO, fOE BAT RIDGE On TIE FOURTH!
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FARE 81 so,
IRON WASHINGTON TO BAY RIDGE AND RE
TURN,

PIC MIC W., !,
GEOkGETUNN < -LLfCt VILLA GROUNDS.
JULY THE FOURTH
For the Benefit Of st .nEs Church. al Tennallvtoyn
Meals and ret-esh:nents seryed by the ladies o;l t,
ground. ~
Tickets of admission. - cents
Sttees viii leave IL E ard Bridge streets every
AGif hour. ia3n.af
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THE ExAM1NAr1oN OF Gu1rEAu.s BRAIN.

THE EXAMINATION OF GUITEAUs BRAIN.
The report upon the result OF the examination
OF the brain OF Guiteau is nearly completed, and
meeting OF the three doctors in charge OF the
matter was held to-day at the Army and Medical
Museum to complete their work The notes made
by the members of the committee-DrS. Hartgan
Lamb and Sowers-were compared, and the main
features of the report, which Will be written by
DR.. Lamb, were agreed upon 1t will contain no
conclusion which is not known to the pupiic, and
it3 principal value will be the photographs and
microscopic analysis Rev. Dr. Hicks who has
the matter under supervision, was in consultation
with DR.. Lamb who read to him the report as faI
rs completed.
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~ CCO0U L An FALLS
" AND MOUNT NERAON SPRINGS.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON

Having been thoroughly overEa.ed and newly fur
nsheS. Il running excursions to the above places.
ror Occouiaa Falls, Sundays Wednesdays and Fri
days, leaving Ith-sSrCet wharf Sundays so d. M
Wednesdays and fridays at 9 a. m. returning at
y. III Tickets, - cents. Mount Vernon Springs,
Saturdays leaving a. H.. urnny at ) pm Tick
cts. 10 cents.
Music al trips except Sundays.
Moot jectlOnaDie parties allowed on the boat.
tl T. >. RANDALL Proprietor.
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Families wi-hing to spend pleasant day 90 so by
taxing tna sea .er N- VI. CJrcO-ln 10 d H. sta ry'
re- ming 80 IL; Round rip 90 cents. Refresh
Ineuts oIi the ground. IT.
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HO, FOR OCCOQUAN FALLS.

Steiner Nystc, which b"s recently been oyerhau,ed
r. tle Fpursh ii Ju!y, viii make three trips during
the day ltavli ItII;Eeet wharf at aud 10 au. and
T. H., retUrnu- a DlaOie h1lr;.
heiresh1e.ts tie b ana at the fort at reasonable
prices.
Round trir 80 cents; children half price. It,
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Psssaa6aesl,

.sAasIova, . s,eorrses,,sndsn ant 7ssksItis sfbf
~ 4 ssS11sf inn 20 f5Sshsar;no ana
IhaT effefE Shea Arinc,! ,h;ss mon Tbe cen-
ersI ,'1 cendi On al t6e' sI5eep.a is orettv
difiicnlt tooivaCas, a ma tes,yaa ,vs Sofefl
mation thaf WillcaSa ahieT him 20 ossform
the q ,anerat;on snocessfpllvi az reouifts
r,rssSt; - a. ~ 1disk;tir Irss n,s sssrgzeasv
f;,srE ss,ti,s,. ~ ~, s,; ~ fH,a ,;S,ai
- AZ toiiosy; n, s, i,a
ohssrved @ See 10 II, that the s,,;msl is
wan led. that 4. t that fbe 'stomacb ia,
ffied with Grass. Otherwise, it viii be
perfectly natural fer the animal to fret,
mors. than il -ordinaEily ,;doesuuder, the
operation. This precaution taken. Sc,
Ilect ) smooth, clsan foor or, a platform
made for the lpurpose3H Set the sheep on
itls, rlurnhu. 1fiandiihs iits seutiy.e and shear
tfia wool from lits neek and Shoulders,
Then iay the animal upon, its SIDE, and
shear one side, then turn it and Shear
ths otifere Shear reasonably close. btit
exercise, the greatest care that neither
skin or teats are cut. $50, o., l.;e ,.i',,
( DO not shear too, early.lisAn animal
,,;x-,,d i,f su.,ol, a c.aff,,.r !. "a rs
-