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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
what Protection Has Not Done.
From Macon, Ca, Telegraph and Messenger

From Macon, Ca, Telegraph and Messenger,
Protection has not interfered with the
production of our agricultural staples.
Our production of cotton has increased
from 4,S23,770. bales in 1850, to 6,5SO,329
bales in 1880. Our production of corn
has increased from S33,792,740 bushels
in 1859 to 1854 ,449, 435 bushels in 1879.
Our production of wheat has increased
from 73.104,924 bushels in 1859 to 459,-
667, O43 bushels in 1880. Our production
of wool has increased from 100000
pounds in 1861 to 232,50O,000 pounds in
1879.
Nor has protection interfered with the
expectation Of our agricultural staples.
In the fiscal year 1859 we exported L.
1886, 1855 pounds of cotton, and in the
fiscal year 1881 we exported 2, 191 ,078, 772
pounds. In the fiscal year 1859 we ex-
ported 1,719,99S bushels of corn, and in
the fiscal year 1881 we exported $685.
175 bushels. In the fiscal year 1859 we
exported 3,002,0 16 bushels of wheat, and
in the fiscal year 1881 we exported $780,
$50, 479 bushels.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
Prescribing for "a Child by TeIephon,

Prescribing for Child by Telephone,
A few evenings ago a physician of
North Adams, Mass, was called by tele-
phone about one o'clock at night. The
call came from Briggsville, about two
miles away A child there was suffer
ing with the Group and in critical con-
dition. The night was dark and stormy.
and the doctor found nothing pleasant
in the contemplation of the trip which
he was asked to make. When preparing
to 90 out into the darkness and rain his
mind conceived a bright thought, which
was Immediately followed by acts. He
called the Briggsville house in which
the little sufferer lay and requested the
parents to bring it to the telephone
transmitter. This was done. The child
coughed its crOupy cough, and the doctor
listened intently to every sound which
came from his patient. He prescribeda
remedy, and one of the members of the
family prepared and administered il.
The relief was immediate and the recOv-
cry rapid. The doctor waited at the tel
ephOne until he heard of the favorable
results of his prescription, and then
sought again the repose of his couch,
pronOuncing blessings on the inventor
Of telephones.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH.
December q. 1881.

DtCeIIlDtI II, IOOI. '
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
final entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk Of the circuit court OF
Cheboygan county, Michigan, at the county
seat, on Saturday the 18th day of February, 1882,
viz: Peter Brady Homestead entry No. 1925
for the Il Of e1 and II W 4 Of e a sec 30,
{ 81 n, 3w, and names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said tract viz: Henry Crump
OF Cheboygan y. o., and John Dawson, OF
Cheboygan D. o., and Thomas Crump, OF Che
boygan p. o., and Francis Stead Of Cheboygan
yidec5t EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
Person al.

p. W. HoMBACH, of st. Ignace, was
over Thursday.
DEscUM CULVER and wife arrived from
Bay City Tuesday.
LOUIS Ecker started on business
trip to Detroit Wednesday morning.
H. L. GREENTHAL returned from his
visit to Detroit Wednesday morning.
CAPT JAS. WILSON left for Detroit
Tuesday, and will be absent some time.
CAPT. j. W. BROWN, returned from a
brief visit to Detroit, Monday evening.
VIM. H. DALEY came home Wednesday
from couple of weeks sojourn below.
f. P.syANDEwATER manipulates the
telegraph instruments at the depot of
fee.
Hon. OSCAR ADAMS took his departure
on Mondays train to visit his family at
Flint.
MISS LOTTIE CLARK returned Tuesday
night from quite an extended visit to
Monroe.
W. f. SMYTH, JR., after spending sew
eral days in town returned to st. Ignace
Tuesday.
JOHN BECKER returned Monday night
from business trip to Detroit looking
hale and happy,
CAPT. A. A. KIRBY, late of the steamer
Algomah, left for his home in Detroit
yesterday morning.
Miss EMMA C. Coy, who has been en-
ployed by Miss Elliot as milliner, start
ed for home Tuesday morning.
MRS. w. C. WHITING left on the train
Monday mOrnin to visit her husbands
parents, in the southern part of the
state.
S. LEGAULT, JR., left Monday morning
by rail, for Detroit, to have bout with
Wylie, the champion checker player of
the world.
r. j. CORRIGAN, of Bellville, Ont, ar
rived in the village last Saturday night.
Dicks" many friends are glad to meet
him once again, and give him warm
greetings.
CAPT. E. HADLEY, attorney for the d..
M. & M. railroad at st. Ignace, accom-
panied by his daughter Lizzie arrived
by rail last evening on their way to Che
Point. They will 60 over on the Ago
NAH to-day.
R. CoNER, ESQ. returned from the
Saginaw region last Saturday night.
Mr.. COner spent some time investigat-
ing salt wells and salt business gener-
ally, including the boring of wells, &c.
MRS. VIM. S. SMITH and mother left
on the train Monday morning for the
east where they will spend the remain
der of the winter. Mr.. Smith accom-
panied them as far as Detroit, returned
home Wednesday evening.
JUDGE STEERE, of the Eleventh judicial
circuit spent Wednesday night in the
village. He took passage on the Ago
nah Thursday afternoon for st. Ignace,
on this way to Manistique where he will
hold his first term of court, commencing
Tuesday of next week.
HORATIO L. WORCESTER, who is to be
station agrnt in our village arrived
Wednesday evening. Mr.C. H. PrOuty,
the affable gentleman who has so ac-
ceptably filled the position since the
trains commenced trimming, is yet in
charge, and we understand will remain
as Mr.. WOrcester's chief of staff.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07

Furs! furs! We will positively sell
the balance of our stock of furs at half
their original cost.
NELSON q BULLEN.
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MARRIED..

MCCOMB--HILL-- the 2st inst. by Rev. H.
A. Conrad, ut his residence, Joseph Nc
Comb, of Cheboygan, and Miss Emma b.
Hill of Mason.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07

Best Meals i'm Town for 25 cents
at the restaurant of Gallagher & Muir
ply.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07

the lodge last night:
N. &C. j. Hunt.
V. G-R. H. MOsier.
Secretary-B.J j. Vanderbilt.
P. 81. H. futile.
Warden. A. McDougall.
COnductOr-F. j. Breslin.
r. s. N. GIN. B. Champion.
l.. s. N. G.-I. +. DeGOwin.
r. S. V. &C. b. Russell.
l.. S. V. G.-E. A. Bouchard.
r. S. Sd. Eaton.
L. S. S.-H. BarmOn.
l. G.-R. Mclaughlin.
Chaplain-Rev. w. M. Campbell.
Representative to the Grand Lodge
+, j. Breslin.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
Gentleman's buckle arctics $3.50, at
NELSON & BULLEN'S.

Please notice the following low prices
on staple groceries and provisions;
New Mess Pork 1850 per Dbl. 10c per Id.
Clear sides IL
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07
Installed.

The following newly elected officers Of
Temple lodge No, 331. I. o. O. F. were
duly installed at the regular session of
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-07

Best 80 cent corset at
NELSON & BULLEN'S.
Lemons 25cts doz at Gallagher &
Murphy's.
A few Misses. clOaks at less than cost,
at NELSON & BULLEN'S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
rAs King. Tear en- MsisAaa

HIS MAJESTY arrived al Ps.kco> Malokai On ws,s
Ass<ssy, naorling the iseh inst. accompanied b,
Gov rNsrniais Aesszs. Rol;ss. and whitnsx. -.
tLatss q y guns landing and lsavirs uere srs-l
p NJ. = gooes- NesSrS. L. Jos,es : Kupshpa a.
. AAASsska ac-Sd q Committee 70 rs<eiVe r.
AinS hey went OF hoarSafhs LssSs in Nj. Jos
eoSt VIII velco-ne b His MAJESTY. ne Kine
AAd ta-ty landed IN their ova AoSt. Nj. Jooes
oaErt&ss vas N waltinx. The Roral Party vere
co1sSeyed - lis hcGse in Pakoa, shroarh a--s.s
~ sirt1s q nsgs, TIE natives lyin dOwn On ho,A
ssoss o. ne rad as The earriaee passsd by. On
,,sseenti'S tns ho1ses they all pa-took % lunch
Iasy were received and entertained hy Mrs. Jones
az nunhSr u ladies. Afser lunch. ths kin-
stoNe 70 ne crowd about his tour in Eurpps and
Nvcrl ne world. which very much Interested r.
IAIxsS- M. y kar1hs1 delivered an s3ir,-Ss ~
,ls Aias AID he Reverend Manase rrplieJ rhs
ntnS ard ferty stayed a. Mr.. Jones' ksase All
DSet; and q 10 oclock next morning thsv al went
- ASiSoP,ols kc1se and had lunch. As4 e'elSs,k
Icy psoesedsd 80 : kuPtheas and remained thew
Al nisns Al 10 oelock the next rsorrips,. c.p,.
SdSA 70 NJ jones' eocse and st ready 4, 10 ~
hAnisioo, and AZ O'Clock started fcr KRrnsksksi.
v eich place vas REACHED al O'Clock al nirht
- teroGSh TIE Kings route, the rad vas lirs<i
- 80 iArys nurneer u natives. The kinc and
s AI's s1preSSed themselves very mach safiSsei
Viz tnslr recsipt1on On MoiokAi Oh, Ss.rrisv
l-oS'iii, tns Afrg went to kAlae. Mr. Myers rPsi
1T1ess and returned IN The evening.
RE MEG embarked % hoard the Las, Al 10
0 ciock OK Sunday morning. az Humankind ana
grveseded 10 Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26


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49, = vse,e,es g al deee-sptioas Az g IL
leza N sfeck, sorae for sale otksrr w.isi.. 49,
49, risas-,e s,e-sN Aoose conksininr 49,
seekss and hees q all sprts ana sisss frOrs -
sseriss. eeilo.ek wsecn - - hAeAs salkv. -
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Seor, Tors epon tcns - spokes, rinS fsllc~es
fO1rA -. 49, ~ - ~
N a. ensirsS separate eaiiliax A.a faeiss, C.s>n
49, 49, : ~ e9rse sAoe..s department Tbs kas
eesh e-lctesd - experience has sAown that Aorsrs
- s-A.1 ne eEersesae - sAoslsg Aetter wAsn h
: Sesee retes> TAI uAen sarroended ~ karnrner~
- ~ noases ariS.ne fren the VAR q laaAes ana
sceeectinz straps
hSsrythisS tArc1gAoas tAsss p-sseis,s srpsars n
- s.t.-areely erranse1 for tie eonSaact ~ as
Towns trace. rAs newly admitted r.ertr,sr NJ
~ = pree.,cai earriase hcildsr, aud All work
= --sieS Is personA <aperinienieace. AZ p-sssat
.eSfs ase = worSnea ssEssed On the preaniss-
Sssa y Neon are n he painting dspartrsent-
Erif 81 enterprise y visibae in tAsS extensive fa
~ and TIE Prorrieters deserve an TIE s.ccevss
Fefch apFeerS ~ attend tAeiS urdertaki--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
PASNGERS

-rr AtI- s1c- Per Lsa1l- AR t,-E.. Yra4.-- ~
hle Z y 1lsu-g- Gov llll-.s- 3 z Boil - n ---#s
sl1 NJ cpruElL
t' u A. 9vrt:- Per Llls- s. a 7rI. -,-L $50
sisr- l-z Eell-.'-n Il- chi a. z Al s1lI1f-- NJ.
Z -1cs=- = G Lone. Mz--r- as-rI- NJ. T..-.- b :
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" "a Al VIE Z AahrE- II1 - lses
tsr A1l1 .1l kaI- per TFul1a A7-l a-lr4--
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ea--eF 1l1 W.. 2 e "a rllIu9 e =a-- " = L -
~ z i-.r- II t1----5 >IullI Parker izl a 49,
--1m r l1tEIri Fcrrs. 7s- LEss-E,s s--.r Ii ~
o p der h.-l 2 EI7l vie 41f chi it-sl NJ -
lil tli -. Hl1 .AlE a and VIE a Z Geo. 4
= s'srsll- -tl1s p a. klsI HIss IuE ca u
70 -. e ~ 1-r- l1- child Curtis 2 r41g4g i nj
, -l-'i- Meas Keller = HrItHr r. G u WT54l- NJ
Z -ls AT chi d - Caste q Cs.a-s--s u rs-.-- a
-I'.- -lI1- 4 -lI1r Tat = RF---F- a = SO
.AIul Ilc wife. NJ .sara-1rsHf md We h
A-f' lad 4 ~ ulz11sr % t-cs -Isse--er.-
IN MI Per 1 IIEl ll-I- ---- 81 D S--s-..-.-
: % >I-,l- etz1-l Hl-i=r Fr-1au NJ EEf-78--
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-l-as and = f-cz
t'r - E-l1c-scl- ger Arli1-1- Azr- &C z Cf=r
2 " "a -1zsls-l. per F1cz-- l1s1r Asri- zz-Yr.
son 30 q. NJ n ART N-s l-.sr-1 NJ. $50
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
Supreme C0u-.

> Before Chi=f Ius5iez JzsE. L yIsCzrr z-.f 3;
L A-srl--gI
aAScu.
FHroaT, AgriI L4zE Is,z
Charles sen v. G. West Msss-=. Cz.-Iz 4
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y DzE11s1u for the 6sfs1,5zzr NJ f.+rE ,---.,-
= s1-r7t1lc. = tie cnarEz q TIE urssfz-lz F-i
z---te,- Al. Judgment reserved
>I-'.-'isg vas oer1pisd With Divorce cases
A0SDAI. ArrI ITsh- Issz.
J. EE-E1 and B. Or5enssein y. Charles Z. F5.E
aru-1C Ass1upsi-- M Prss11u asked that tn
eass E-Zrl Be eoC-In1s,i II ori5zr that Ls uiizlt
"a t1c SEA % ns present Ihz C01-t granted tie
c71-l--zz,e TIE l1ssrrD.tt0ri=s to Be 1ied bFIPlr
th= 1Ig t7ilO-ins-
TcEzDII, ApriI Issh Lssz-
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,ose AID J. Russell f5c plaintiff Nsss-s. r N
sfia-cr Ard A : HArrEsu far cst=u,.tuss ms
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sel1ary, l,-l Fox Gee tzssi5si % -hs 1ru-E..r
q zz1 shiPqst b Al Ia and % zhon- AZ 10
pr1s--lss- l-ulCrzla-lzl Il as5.ilrurs .E--- -.
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4 -lsEss- II Al sZtsrrus= Ehich : 11t rssrou.i
e t1r os.ses AID expenses L not uar1-s-sEiu n
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= EI-1asses ge-E Er1s--cet for - T---.---5--
a. Lee fuf ths oefsccs. NJ P----,- 49, n
b--Ls--1.- tie Police Azziscrzts - " ~
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= Ne defe1ce- Aokz- El-zzss f5- H. r-1.r,-ry
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-1-i- - pa1d- n eass ellL7I--irz = s-f----
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--s jury rec1z1lsc Fzf--ct e Not CyufIsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
IMPORTS

E-1l IN E-llci.cr. per C1usurl1. ABr-r r-.E-W e.
L-F-l &C. - - 1zgr- ~ a. bra1 : "a Il-aess
~ sisss ~ = Pkg mise 4, pa tIr1--4-e. % arzss
= - n AZ - 7kg Wnguus- a. pay I've :. bis "a
non ~ 1Gl- me . O. brad hn-l- III -.
49, N'CsE-5 BIZ 1uk11- 13 pa --1ca r i Poster
= 81 i-1r. > Fkg g-uc= " . E1.s- 81 ~ ud..= g.
tE-erll = 2ks gfsczs5 q " MIesa-a1s I. a.. 81
=. l1fl- z4rzs birds 81 N sksg a l1. r-1a -
D. lITE u-tsr. r01 5cs-s= PhI1s Z Co. = Bk- u16I.-
ca Lu--lu- Pkg tff.c1ss O. Z H---. "a l- s1--
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= 1l-u111r : - u1r-ls- Imam = Co. ~ r1l. n
l'N =. fcur- bush = - --uc- AIsrraf-- &
Bl.-F-l- > 1s. nHel .1sry-
e-lu AZ Fralcl-cu- per Discover. A1rr r.tl-
gr1-r- -t p --i-zs= L-T,1 Z Co. ~ x. 1s-1-1z-
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1-zr15Ess Pax -tsr Z Co, Isl i-ucs : wf1l.5-g,.
i1l iced Co. 10 gS-. f-vyI- 7 p uuvl-- aB n.
7.ss >s1lst1- Co y ~ slI=l-nery. l-z s--- z
screw BIZ -I-s-- A p Bu.l. = 10 --5f- i 7 w.
-1gu--- - ~ fse.L = 51s Plaster 8 m --s-g. =.
a. g -1Dgs- z VIM - - Fssss- 49,
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2k- --lc- p - ea-,r- y pa. mise r 49, ~
.isc- = -sr z Co. - m sIlisias $50 grsts F---s-
4 90 '-a- E-lII brl-. = G. Shoes s1sra .-5Es-
ha >r1- -- 1-FI-- All Pkg, nd-se O. s-uf-~ -I-
rls-. E
FROM PUT EzEsT- PR A-sIa- A1rr T.-llzz-- p
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

na-Iaizy LEsE, tie ozArzz-i-z e=rs.-,,5- .s-- d.
eia-s- opsn fer zse- Ike Es-s f--1s.f- Z, be
ptr'llsed only By = those Ehau. IL nav sDuosru-
tlAzais Of 10 tickets ssrs ssif r. -
sfcel1 u the building ere=tei Eg Nz.-z-z E4.cLf.T5
"a for tia zc11Eln-n-ztllu ~ - rI-=-
Sl1r Z gzs zzesszaEy o gzsrl-ti--- = -. -
NJ lem % pr0ceed % thsir zlcrs
Aolus no11 a SATURDAY. ever -. - -.
F1s nesIzisiriD1 10 cucseT tie q - -
- inFIfzd friEndz .EErusE IL - ~ -
Do Vszf1red 0Fer VIII hiz s-s 90 - -
= hz1d boys. One oicf0ck Esz IL - -
i'z 11t a defersn % the sisEss u - - =
il7z-z- hlsssinc uas asked b L. p = y
rex, WIEN the fess1 eun1zze1rr5 II - = =
yssE 0ne th1uAnd pers1Ezs prizeipa d -
el--ren paszed the Eatekespsz 70 sEzrs h - -
tFrv. - N -
AIAp H H Il Primo I.iIf-,s-,1,--,
hl1sAs Liksliks arrived a1rsu1su5-5 = - -
no. " y AIT1szr1ng and A y lIegfc-- ~
Dag111 ~ Basesx Of the Cersrzouies l-,-5s. -
dlsrl z1izhed party and led them b T. - -
aEzZt for fhenlr tie sznd pizyizz n.sarsfi7- -
nAsz1 Po11L On bang seafss1 thsv irvTf--T -
ga a1ests 10 i'm fteln, f1cizls II NJ 49,,
slarai.zI FAEks- Hon J. n Ezpslz- H. 4 ri
El2Ezl1IL Il. = "a aa n
len othEE- NJ Hz.efE51zs asse-. ~
liz LErc ss1--zil1sl- o. pay zTs-. II -s.---
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
Our Looa1 Indn.trie.-Nn- ?

In rurs11g our visits through the workshops
aoout tOsIl, &c Eii this Eesk present cur reader
With short sketch u the extensive prerulses on
Queen street f0-Taeriy the private residence Of
Judge NldeElznu- nov the carTizgs building fac
tory biscksmithing and haEss-shoeing repository
Of Ae-srs- Nes- 4 Page Perhaps there Il no bus
mss IN Honolulu II which there are such apparent
slIs Of 2dEaacsaslIt that Of czrrizas uiIC;ing
marked change has taken Place N tie stvIe n
ezp-es5 EagDl- A1 improved class Of bug1y 4
beng daily t1rEed Dut In fzcs vehicles of an DE-
symptoms zppeaE - keep pace Nth the firnes.
In the above connection, Nezsrs- West 4 Psos
are specially worthy Of mention Euferiu1 tie
oi1ee q tz=eu street Cur reporter vas conducted
tEro1rh ne FzrIo1z departments Ihe BLACK
Smith shop : iEurnedizieiT IN rear Of the once
dsre- Stands EsS OlluIbzs nearly ready to Be
TUNED over 70 the painter Il the nert susrtr1eut
: Snail engine. tied II driving circular AZ
drills and olAsts fo- the smiths fires Passing
over e t1s main building, the first suzrtneut en-
iersd ca TIE bssErsLt E1or va the trimming shor
lfefs, several skilled HANDS Eers enezeed IN that
iTtlsric Eork - necessary fo- c0rafgrt a. -el AZ
sppeaEzzcey II Carriages HE uexr =,srica= room
u zllotted fo- the light woodwork used IL carxiaae
k1llding. Passing b the rear, our reporter met
the ceiebrztsd esrriaga painter Mr.. Harrison Who
f1iy explained that Important branch Of the busi-
mes Eh1c1 Ts1esfs s1c1 credit On Lessrs- West 4
Page In TINS departments Is = nez wagon for the
AItssizn lee MoEkz al ready for re also fam
" r1e<z~as ~ ~ slark kqlisHsos iriif - -te
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

I C. J L-LZFya-Hsrr
! Haz1Izia, AErii p. lisa
/ Ths President remarked that A. the W. CO.
stt1ti5l did 1ot permit q their being IN dsbt a;
| the end 4 TIE year the lzE had ben e1rIrFisTi
| nth 90 the lsrtsE-
Tie retiring Secrstzry- Mr.. Deuapsie- then rad
FolzUIlo1s report Of EHieh the feIl0zing i "a
abstract
Mr. President this Association as orvzufzs,5
April S0lh- l,- . that II I EOE about 10 enter
| upon is fourteenth year Perhaps no year sincs
or orgzuiEzr11z has brDaght - much that shouId
encDurzEs aid stimulate Is that which L Isasz
rsioice . F Il has been year Of unparalleled src-
cess- On tEs roll Of active meubership. ts-sizg
Ea have l0l EzTzes- fortF-siglt having been sddef
dEEil.- thz past year
Thsre have bseu he'd dining the past year. ten
regular ard TO spec1al rleetIi-ls- The attendance
Ezs been 1pol tEz EEOls god considerably above
the average Of former Fsars- IhrO1g1 the kindness
If J. L WzteEh00ss, ESQ =s have had the Use q
lis bzildl tie ycszr1s free Of expenser N which
We held all Our ElzefIuEs; also the sane liberal
tsrrs IL has beeu frzs % Is for Lectures concerts
and urzFer zrseti1zs- The Sabbath evening pEarsr
meetings ara, q = r1ls- Se1 attended b1t Ee
=ozId recommend that OGE members and friends
like SPECIAL eorrs 70 szsrzIn II thai It nay b.
cl1e. E10ns and more gTezter so1ce Of blesEl1g-
Frorl words spoken of evening meefz1gss
TIE IeEperz1ce COMMITTEES OrgznLzr1- which.
IaI-s tara inEIts1 NJ Hale1beck 70 lzhor an1ocss
Is Tie Sanding Committees f0E religious TOfE
sGE decided degree Of activity, the E10st IrulzI
1srt beng the CO1zzIttse CT Chine Mission
E1-k Prison FIs1tztion- Temperance I'm ploJI1e1f
an EzElg fr1IeI --lsStLlz-- rr0-4 ALell -eset14
rsports. =e have tyJ0d rsz51n 10 believe that TIE
god ssed beng s0Eu VII yisld bouutif1l harvest
The IeuzpsE11ce meetings ara keid every Saturday
evening, II Bethel School, and are full Ct uteEesf
aid life he E1ploy11euf Committee have 1of
oo1s al they wanted zs the number Of applicants
has always e1ceeted the Facznciss- They kDps
fhEIr frie1ds here aid the other Islands VII
nifty them Il VACANCIES and Ind them thsir
sympathy and szpport- SOfss Is charged to either
employer q e1pioyse- Ehs Kntsrzinment Com
ziftes beg u thank tie Izdies and zeufienlen Who
have, frcz tire 70 tine kindly lent thar SERVICES
On behzf u the Assoclatiou- The lectures fr1z
Prof Alexander and Rev J. n Alexander zsre
Ezzzzblo to al Eho zFzisd themselves Of the p<iEi
- q i1arln1 ihsu1-
~ il-l spiritual l-zz1z ti-t zcc9Ea llariad azll
f1.ifl=zi lts hahors II NJ ha1g-1eck AID M. I
-1ll-1 r. c-E city tr2l tazt ss.s every teld q
t-1-sl4l G1rz r1ceiTss1 e fEesl illpzt1s- Our Is
s1e1l-a1a -aaEsl LzzzziJ i.ssss tl4zsiazs
al1l1e ~ ol7--rsstssz Ts l-Ts 80 - b1ildi,lg
q 90 ga. fns 1-7.ssszs-. Is sss4 reznes -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

At A7iod Nessrs. A. Smith Il Co. have iuss taken
"a u acrgs u plant cane which welded 40 tons
lI sugar y llcc l. equal - about tuus per acre
IL reference TO The Sheriff Of ka1ai-s letter ~
..zI-S Co tie shooting u a ChinAuia1 az HansIsi
Mr. h1sl-l-S writes Il enphatictIIV ,isr,, -
Statement. q NJ. Deveril- as was II Honolulu AZ
tae ZINE of the shooting. I failed to Sc he
necessity 90 -sIrg weapon AZ all std tod NJ
LeFscA- - Dr. Hlumold extracted the broksr
P-1cs q bone very satisfactorily Mr. Dsverin
lErSt Ll- there vas IN utter absence OF .iisc-s-
t10r on the part Of the curstablss wishfrs, :, -
llsllce cone % a ChIlImgr as veil As srv oth-r
Ear arz sl-ry that the Investigation i lc,,rts,i
- u SAINTS As Z Is. the poor Cdirarutn VIII bRys
% accept bis fzte Of being criuuls.i for Iif-