davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sarnlen, Dufct oo Daurn.

Ct 2Gs er fOrtrinIigt Iiscos
perFor graubinar. Wan bGiOer 2G9ge-
6uiocn ouer bet byGnote Steo, % Der
CT Sntet, iom be0re bOl6ey eaiten noe /;
bette cr nemlig 9~oocoiasen ueo Sen
S!og8 Saar. 1858 CT osiau, paaitnaes
ser, ct Soot Agio0eI MOS GpitHteri.
Slipper man bet lot me6 euer uben
Sutfer Og tager en- COB Spgl8 oeraf,
ba uirter Bet lGrosIes ueI9iortnoe paa
Contamination i 9laoe o9 91opoloe,
ioet Ser Iiseiom logger zig cn l6inoe
ouer Be ip9e Steber. 5 aIniinpeIi9e
SRi0I0e pil ? eller 8 2Gg pre- 2lIt,
6uab man be9ouer. Gesforuocn er 10
iumtioig Sermeo 2gs et Arring5miooel !;
berior be6Ooer &aticnten miuore 6eoe
peo SiOen al, builfet 9ior at ban Oglaa
fan fin6c mere Ho.
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bolber Sromns Grpcctorant moo 9olte,
6orfjplelie og Sarins. 6prios ben /;
Den CT ben beolte / Gerben. 16.6m.
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Sport li9ner Niasneten og Gaulernt
b%inanoeu!
q trGtte @e99e I'll Nc.
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Gsa til s. s. o. Gremm Isr Dc
.,,scr ct Tisno, ct Srscl tlisr en- Sps
Raifiue hes nsseu Nnoen. 3-tf
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9uorior itaar 8irfen i S%anosbpen?
Soroi 9~anbsbpen life fan itaa i6irs
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Sore Sarer CT ti0bt ior &ontant til
Be allerlapelte Yriier; pore llpgiiter
CT imaa / 6orbolo til Dor 6orretning.
% nj tror, ct nj fan siore Oct %iaaIes
ocs, at Bet bliper GnbucrS 6oroel al
ton,ne ino cg ie, buao nj fan 9iue
6iobcrne for oeres Tenge. |ore Sds
rsr % pore Triier CT az ben SIa9s,
at oct uil betaIe Jig at fiebe hos ps.
C. n. GODDARD.
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Der Dor life pares paa go
Der PED bisie Sioer, bperfen for 0elte
elIer ajcer; man bar Oct i9ien til 9aas
rem. Saar Seltenc neSao / Sub MI,
0a nil DC til Barren life piie ia rare
buerfen for 9lOs eller 6aru. 9ab
uGre, at be for Siebliffet life briiges
ipnperlist, mi BET ifaI o9iaa 0tab til
Tor CT boloe 9ulocu ube.
buorieoe5 man fam limb
SGgten poa So. Get CT pfte noo>
uenbigt for Sanbmanoen at anilaa Te9>
ten paa en- Del $50 ubcn BERTH at be-
mite &G9ten. Ser er en- mem Maabe:
6ino Sno9oIbet al Statten / Subitiob.
0iuioer meb 81 Tor berueo at iinoe,
buOrmnnse 6ubif, Yarb ben inoebcloer.
9n &ubit- Oaro sammelt so / Stafs
fen ueier omtrent 200 Hunb. Nut So
ocier omtrent 10 SrebieocIe iaa me9et.
G99ten fan let iinocs ueo at multipli,
cere GGsten al en- aubifsg aro mcO glu,
taQet al CARDS.
SlitsEpi tan bolocS irit Tor Gult
OerpeO, at man pupier SjSrrelet, naar
oct az MT, boaoe ino. % ubusnois mcb
frilft 6eot eIler SmOr, os iaa letter
Oct IND / StesesS uncn Here elmer.
Oct maa life uRre lau bsOt Oerinbe, at
soOoln9en imeltsr, men op9ti9 parmt
n'aa Oct bog pGre, for at Bet ital biGIps.
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Naar for Gamer.

6piltet Haao CT oucrhooigt?
lSt lIrnnn.
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0riaAS OIbeerime.e aIne.

Oct geSite | gerSen tam m.b Sanbs
feb fises om @risss 0IpeerinsS aIue,
Ser er ct ppperlist Mibbel for Stieres
Saar. StrubsS aar, Brano> Saar, !
Set QsIe taset for al SIass Saar.
Sen beIbreber osiaa 9emorrboibcr,
Stab os Sturu os al Slass 9ubsltos
flet. 9iaIper BET lite, faar man 4ens
gene tilbase. glst Is Gents, Dos
Montgomery d SO. lola.
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0oIo jfarp Mofi0.

Sdrarine Tor glpoet og Seuersn-Ior
loo set; Bet lGlgss hos
16.6rl. g. =. @ctfcr
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Splitter Del al eli ing Danes &c.
GENE berer Ill E!anteperocnen?
Gn gallant Gamcs 6ierte CT en- 3ios
iengreen, buorai Slomlterre blipe pIut.
ttoe iaa l1ngt, imotil tun Soynene euc
tilbnne.
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Giamono Spss Tor 5amiIies
BRIG bar lite lin Si9e. ollie meit bru.
geIige 6aruer faar man letteli9, burti9t
OF lFroeles imutte. 10 Gcnts 8atten.
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On 6uilten 0emmelisbeo flnne ma:
item ale Gamer tie?
Seres Nloer.
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Speeiel SpmGrtIombeo benleoes
paa Or. q. Goleubcrss advertisement
/ en- anben Spalte. I0an anlees Tor Ell
al Teitens bsplte yGser / lin Specialis
tet, oa Solf fan mco iulotOmmen Gil:
tro benusnbe Jig til ham.
6uilfen Gift slifer nGltcn enbpel
Wtano?
Meoaiit.
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1000 Prspe. SLATER al "Sroipns Gr
pectorant forGret bort hos
16.6m. g.. Z. @Seiier.
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0uorleoes maa IN mpnlterpTrOis
Ofano pGre?
Som @ummieGlaltIeum ban maa
give otter % la0e liz trGfte.
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louorior ltsner Maaneitin ben mo-
oerne 6iarIisbeo?
6oroi gegse tim CT ct bpibt Stin.
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Suilten Stano CT ben onifprroislte
Nnitano.
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7.
G.. N. GODDARD.
0pao Stpuler % SfO allgaar,

oa boloer vi paa 6aanocn iom i2opan
liza ct tort glslortenlent al beOlte Slags
baabc tptte os itue Tor 'oerrer, Ganic'
% Sern, og oniter g et goot Sal
Steulcr cIer Sto til rimeIia 4riS, *
niaa De enpelis saa ino % le Spla.
oct hos C. N. GODDARD.
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@aa til S. s. .. @remm for Oe
fisbcr ct Biano, ct SrSel euer en- Sps
Wialtine hos nosen @noeu. 34tf.
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9uilfen Yi9beo bar aiarlisbeostps
meo SesQat % SesI?
8e9se bliue uarint paatruttet % CT
bruot foIot.
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Gratis uoOclina.

6uaS 9ier Waanen, naar BEN or iu,o
Gen i@tinuer.
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Gor Suletioen.

nbrfiGSer, 6aisbaano og onoet sulebt
,~eI!aaet 6aararbeise faaes pea Selttail
3os G.. Sr;e;nifi. Faa Grbeioe, To-
,nifes feroist til Sui, maa SsitiliRs in
ienbes itrog. 81
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9iaar CT Utanoen !6erre / Suiet?
9taar 8orer life er bismme.
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5ararine nil belbreOe 5oritoppelle
os Mausel paa 6oroeielie. ToriOs
ben ; ben i9lges Dos
1s.6m. g.. :. Weiier..
6pem flyer beitamois SanSbeb, naa,
man ipSrgcr ben tilraabs.
Speilet.

9uao ct Oct, Gnbuer maa pere, men
Snsen uil uGre?
Gammel.
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Alt Alnliat.

Spergsmaal: opiIten Sio uente IA.
mernt paa meo TORT gGngiel?
Spcr: grDllupet.
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0oOt Vntaar.

5uOr fan Iiitisite Spu life itiGIe?
6uor Der intet CT.
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Suin ifaI bape Critic, %
set a0itiQigt, men O2an9c 9iuer Dem
fpr nle9et; Bet piI lige, iaa COB fan
Oriffen pGre, al 6en Ell baaoe NAB %
Sriffe, oa er Bet en- anocr Sag. Oh
per man oem iaalcoes iuIot op al iur
tlter ifummet Mtlf, oa 6oloer Sc fig
pene. men reo en- tor MGngoe tpuoe
Sfpltr opnnae5 tur, al Sgrene bliuer
~itormausoe; Sc 0ritfer for meset, %
man be ifaI til at ipiie, er ben fors
bolospi5 life Wtaue5 Qlaos allcrebe OPP
ta9et. SAB ct Suin iau alt Set Gano,
bet uil oritte, men man ifal life MARIE
Bet III at orifte olt ior meget ueo al
blonoe ct eller aroet Slag5 6poe peri.
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Qt iin6ee Ell runb G|iitsrmes

Nt iinoe en- runb Giiternes
d umiubbcIb. Man fpaOrerer BET
glemneminitlige Suermaal. Niultipliccr
ire 6jeroeoele al bennc Gum nieo 6oi=
Sen. Sette MI pie 6u6itioo>Snoho!e
set. Siuioer meo FIRE, % ma piI Taa
N~ntallet al Sc Sonoer, iom G~ilternen
fan boloe. 6ol9enbc Sabel nil finbes
at uGrc til Npttc:
Runrinobcto AT en- runo Giiterne ior
hner rSoN TrhNs.
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Sunoheoems prspe.eten.

6porleoes tan be pente at pGre fritz
eler u9re iitanS til at npbe 9iuet, naar
Be saa runot os buiter buert Sieblit2
0aaren flyer, / i'm YisOom, at Der sr
Sntet, iOm bjalper for bet, men ben
flose Wanb uiisr bam ben til Wont.
gomerp g. Gor's DRUG Store; Ser faar
ban for Sntet en- SLATE af Or. giss>
Ions Boiitipe Cure, os ban bIiser raft.
Gn YrpuesS Slate tolter intst. az
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g.. &. McNcr

Suem ppofrer beIlt fin 9Gre?
Dem 9Greloie.
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6uilfe Srur baue in9en 'Ut9no?
Somfuuer.
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A. +. johnson.
st. Paul, Mimi
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9uistet mob bIiuer minoit astet?
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Ies,en. arthur 49, 49,
VINO ~
Harry 9arneid. eiue<' ~ ~.
late k1rs;denh was o1< q 80 pr
speakers - Williams 0oliese. !.
Adirondack Murray. having faiicd
ID the csltle business IN Texas. WI! open
law Office IN New York;. 7. ctn-
General Sir Edward Sabirc. who
Recently died IN England. AZ the age u
nincty-iivc. took par: in the w'ar q 1872
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~ burnt his hands. ~ dc<i~:ei fcr .
.lax or two. and ne often RECALLED fha
parrots with the biscuit. hitting Il In
,snall pieces. and feeding them with tAs
..fmosf gravity. Al other tinr< 10
would knock thc cages over. lick up
fhr water thus spilled. eat thc Jumps o{
<nrar. nun t,.c birds tails. and In this
manner he killed beautiful gresa
pigeon belonging % thc steward. :
specimen "a which ! never saw n >ny
collection. For this he was logged
ana imprisoned three days; and hst A
hour after Ne was lei o.. |
met him <campcrinx around tho
deck with TWO blnc-facei mon
KEYS an his back. which hc often
carried about IN this manner. When hs
thought III 10 ride. ne would watch
behind cask on the days the pigs wero
Icf loose. dart on 70 their Jacks - they
passed. dig his nails into them = keep
himself on. and the faster they ran. and
the more they sqncaIcd. the happier
Re seemed % be- His most important
mi<icmcanor<. however. were per-
formed % the injury q his fellcw-non-
KEYS. IL whom H. waS very jealous
The smaller ones were very o.Se4iious
10 him. and when he called them b.
peculiar noise. they came hanging their
heads and looking very submissive.
During one II the caims we - often
met with. the men had bcen painting
/ the outside u the ship. and leaving their
pots and brushes On the deck went down
/ ~ dinner. No one was above hut my
I eli. the hclmsman and JACK. Tho
latter beck0nei and coaxei small
\ black monkey ID him. then ~eixing him
l ~ the meek. took h-l,shfni a white
paint. and deliberately covered him
with Il in every direction The helms
m>n and burst into laugh. upon
which Jack. dropping his victim lew
4 m the rigging into the maintop. where
/ lie stood with his black nose between
the bars. peeping - what uas going on
I below The little nttamcrphcsei least
began licking himself but che steward
being SUNK oned. he washed him with
turpcnfinc. and no los was sustained
MANY attempts were made 20 catch the
rogue alott- but he fiudei AL. and when
he Wa driven down W hunger he
watched BIZ opportunity. and spring
from one Of The ropes On % my Lar.
where ne knew he should - safe !
fed him and in,crcc.ied az him. - he
escaped with only Seeding. which he
received with ~ appearance u shame.
which in him Us rather lniicrvus- --
CasSclrs Nnfnrui History.
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LittIe EIsIe.

.-. ~ - .,t..z
100 = 90, ~. WI. wv. .,..
M $50 - ~ ~. -
49, NJ - ~ -. s 49,. 80
Sa<- .,.a .-,.,,.,r.
.r' 7. 10; ~. 800 80 ..,.1, $40 s~h~- rhr~
~ E..- f .-,....l -, ~.
w y. 80" M. ,r ;-,.sccs
S.'l'''.' ,-'t .:, .~-,, ,..-r.;f,,i
. .'''' 49, -, ,-'..- -. 49,, wv.
''v~e. :. 49,. -. .,...'s' -. f,. 90 III
~. ~. .., M .':,,' -. -,h..rex.~ w.
'n1. ~ 800 =, $3.50, 49,. 80 . me-
- -. ~ -.... 49,. ~. ho.,-..
:.a a..-..,., 10 h~r--,r ~ yellow
49, m' III n. 49, II ~ ~
ni 81 IA - - ~rxrh;r~. hut
W. a.,,i r.,s-.b.rr5 "a hrif'def-
IL. '.','-. ..im. 800 !, frcr, ~ Ana
-nt y i.n -,',':.- M. .rn N ,.,.-i',r
1919. y. ~. Il, 80 ~r-r,ir,-<
.-,En.f 49, M -, r,..r~ -
IoN , IN, - J. O.. 49, n. y. 80 .in-es-
49,. 49,. 49,. ',.,. .v--.Jrl shcn~hr re
49,, ~. -. i.,<er. :. MI, Min ~
,', 49,. ..... II, ,,r....,.,,., \. ~. r.nt
~. ~--s-n .r,i r;rk+d =
-, -, 49, -r... ,.,.,e ;rro
rs. . '''. '-N..r .,'..,. 49,. i.-,l.i fr,m
w. 1890, WI s,,..r- ,nd h,ck -
-'1l'. -.e ~ - - he,d
-.''.nA -''. -....' y, $50 $500 verr
' .% y, - c,.~,.hx f,re ~ aid.
...h IN. --..r,'.r rr,n.ims lick ~
80. &C.. .Sr~. ~. Is ..,c~rf,-. That
i. ~ ~ f,r-hr o,er arain-
49,, 'r,,'' - y. ,-;..-,,r.s .rf her
,.. ., ~. ns.c, show- ~ rho~c II bound
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This native ~ Western Africa inhab.
lis the woods ~ the Guinfa toA~.' anu
Of the banks 81 the Congo. and \ =
found II the island q Fernando 10 ~
wa known 10 European natnraii~l~ ne-
fore the year 100. and y has always
been priced for its pretty fur and Eay
temper. The goddess Diana has been
honored BY being Associated with sniS
monkey. On account 81 crs~e..'-
shaped white band 81 long hair Strttcn-
ing across the forehead tsne being So9-
dcSs o. the crcScent->haped moonl-
Is about eighteen inches long when inii
grown. the tail J. longer than ne pcdy'
and the fur i very pretty me crrs.
cent Of white hairs has dark edges. ana
the top q the head i broad and duil
gray. spotted with green; the ear. are
dark and the face also: the beard anu
whiSkers are white. and the first q these
pnp;ects ike goats a. anotlcF
monkey from the same REGION ~
white band across the forehead, tne
Diana has been conioundel Win n,
Even + Cuyier jnmbitd me b'ana ann
the Diadem monkey together Nert
little Is known about them III Their NiiA
state. and in captivity they show VERY
adverse dispositions Sometimes tnst
/ are gay and full "a iun- and * os,.-@
they are mor0Se and snAppisn- Ne
once saw one in is cage n me looioe-
ical Gardens pull - mate. small
sykes monkey. from the top % The bot
tom, BY reii-airected pun y IL VI.
and the proceeding remin1ea ems ~ =
very energetic m'.ire<s. Mnoss Sfi. 80. -
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Mrs. HomcSpun- who has terrible
time every morning 70 get her young
brood out 81 their beds. says she ran
NOT understand why children are called
the rising generation.
Speaking Of umbrellas. scholar
SAYS: The English name i borrowed
from the Italian ombrslia-" This Is
proof positive that there has been from
The start something borrowed about a
umbrella
Rhubarb pies. says cookery item.
are improved b. being baked IN slow
oven. So there i one thing 10 this
world which y the better done for be-
ing done IN . slow-ovenly manner -
he Jnig<.
Mamma said little boz. II gave
Carrie pretty good hint 70 cohome to-
DAY. What did ron a.. my son?''
asked bis mother. '-Oh. ! filed her
mouth with mustard and called i
apple-sarre. and she took the hint.''--
Golden Days.
ave. there's the Rnb,"-Bathcr
No. 1: II say. Charlie. ! shall BE- glad
II glass u ale when / get outside.
Shant yone By-the-bye. why i II
people ct % thirsty after coming ont
II he uater7-' Bather No. :: ~
don't know. unless II i because they
rub themselves dry. Fun
"A lecturer undertook 10 explain d
. village audience the word phenom'
cnon. MAY be you don't know
! what phenomenon ~? Well. 4 vii
| tell YOU You have seen > COW. NJ
I doubt? Well. cow i not phenon-
I enon. You have seen an apple-tree!
Wei. an apple-trce i not phcnom'
enon But when you see the COW s.
up the tree tail foremost. % pick N
apples. that u phenomenon"
"a gentleman sent hi coachmsi
with favoritc setter 20 have the ANNA
photographed When the man re
turned and presented the proof NJ
master observed: This = = good pict
urc. Mike: hut there 4 : god dee
more or Won ii Il than Of Flora
eyes. sor,r returned the coachmsn
..but. yc Sec, cor. she was ristless. m
fho't she'd be more contint 4 she knew
was there. - Brookiy1 Eagle.
AT wood-cutting contest 4
Mexican County two women won -
first prize for crp~s-c,;t saving. i
safe II wager thnt The aesthetic rirc1
lion III these women hss bcsn fearful
neglected. The probabilities are tha
they don't know thing about crochet
inc Sky-llue dog On pink canvas, 9
painting frightful things on plaque.
hut they nav bc pretty well up in n
~roorn oli&hm<.nt ~ kicking \ tramp 81
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t"<< ><<.- ~ -. - I'd .r----.
Unconstitutional ~ Nv c9PEeuls So ..--
~ 1arncl1 ~an,c4 @o'.4 .'. .n' 49,
cnms q d. "a Y, n' y
Justice o. tnt supreme Souf' ~ ~o: :.I
take great carr - ~ mat ~ nan = MN,
views anta<oni:uc 20 tnnsc - Go'
should % nominated ne rss'' ~
TINS parSain WAS t.at ~, 1o9'4 49,
trnu.ci one hundrr1 ana my tr <our,,'
dollars % tne campaign iun's. @oun
man was Stanley Sla.'ne~s' anr ne
nominated ana ecnntn'ed to'k-
these various bargains snu sc,rs -
enormous campaign Icn1' a.npAnu"<
y two million uol'ar$ "a> fa'sea'
THE EcBEErSoN NbEo6Lip-
In March. 1881. Senator Conkling oc-
| cupiej che first and the yice-P President
| the second floor Of = building on Four
tecnrh street. In Washington. Both q
The New York Senators and the Vice
President were known % be out n
sympathy with the Administration. and
4. Mr.. Garfield was anxious % conciliate
them. Mr.. Macycagh. the Attorney
General. undertook 70 bring i about
A consultation was had between Mac
veaEh and james. and the New York
members in Mr.. Conkling's parlor. -
which Macycach acted as Garfield's
plenipofentiary. Mr.. NacVeagh prom
iSei. In the name Of the President. that
Mr.. Conkling should be consulted In
making the New York appointments
but that friends II the President were
not 10 be punished simply because they
i. were enemies II Conklinr. NacNeaEh
told Mr.. Conklinc hc might depend
upon the appointment Of Stewart T.
IVoc<lforl ns District Attorney. for
(which the Senator did not care. and on
the other appointments that were sent
10 the Senate the Monday following
with the exception II NacDougall
! for Marshal. Mr.. Corkling u once
protested against the refusal 70 reap
no;nt Naci)onrall. MacTeagh was asked
I whether Robertson was 10 Be appointed
II the New York Custom-HonSe. and
ave the most positive assurance that
no chnngc should Be- made in that otlice-
! and that no important appointment;
should be made without > consultation
This announcement was satisfactory -
Mr.. Arthur and Postmaster-Gentr:.i
, James. bur no. 20 Mr.. Conkiing. A
! was four O'Clock in the morning whan
the conference broke UP. and ConklinE-
Arthur and James agreed ~ call on
Carried Sunday night The agree
, ment was kept. and Garfield WAS most
|, profusc in Lis friendship. assuring Mr..
ConkIinx there was nothing that he
!. would not DO 10 please the Staiwart< "a
New York He insisted however. that
4 Robertson should not IS pushed fcr ~
4 trcachery u Chicago. and Conki ne
: urged hat he should not b rewarded
I for H. A. mis- interview oari.c.u -
Y hibirei such manifest tik,n- fnr NOD
! ertson that Conkl;nS iearsi ne wou,r IN
i appointed % me tus;om-fiouSc ~ reN
4 York. and denounced him ayaln- 14r
4 field apoloEetlcaily retreated lron M
position. and began LOOKING for anotn-'
place for Robertson thai would sati<l,
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The Ten Chapel On che Lake q
Lnccrne. which has been restored BY
me Society Of Swiss Artists and dec
Grated with some iine frescocs. hns been
formally handed over 70 the Govern
ment III Ur, IN the presence Of dele
ra.cs III the confederation and repre-
-ensafives u twenty cantons. who were
attended By officials wearing The nation
u costume.
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PASSENGERS.

For windward ports per Likeliie
April 3-His En-. j o Dominis, Hon
S G Wilder, T p 'Tisdale, A Barnes,
Miss A.. Moyle, j Bryant, S Y,,en,
j II Mclean A S Houston, Miss N.
Spring, G. NJ Lake and wife, Miss
Malohi, A Virgins, G 4 Bailey, J
Cooper, and Is deck. @ ">''' " '
From Bremen per c r. Bishop
April 2-Nlr. Ludwig, and 4 steeragc.
For Kauai per James Makee, Apr
3:-Mrs J II Wodehousc and child,
H G Treadway wife and child, j w
Bush, Julius Titcomb, A Morroff,
and about 20, deck.
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The G. r. Bishop,

CAMERON, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Monday ..'
at pm, for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Elcclc,
and Waimca, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nawiliwili every Friday evening.
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The British IS. Oceanic, IL days
from Yokohama, with 900 Chinese,
400 for Honolulu, and the balance
for B. c. She draws 26 feet of
water. Another steamer was to fol-
low in II days.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

U.S.S. Wachusetts, Pearson ..
BIZ SIS. Glcnclg, Specify '@~f,h ~
Ship Aberaman, Chapman ,.
Ship Otago, Boydc
Am blk Amy Turner g = 81 (.
Bark Caibarien, Hubbard 2 4 20 x
Blk Hermann
Blk c. II. Bishop, Woltcrs. "a, .H@
Bark Kalakaua, Miller
Blk Lady Lampson, Marston ,'l}lIr4(-
Bark Jubilee We
Bktnc w II Dimond, Houdlctt
Bktnc j. a. Falkenburg, Goodman -l.
Bktnc Amelia, Newhall
Tern Eva, Wikman -.
Schr noniasTIiggings. 4 sr." 1850
Schr j + Mailer
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The James Makee,
Commander,

MCDONALD, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu
every Thursday, at ) pm. for kapaa and
Kilauea. Returning =. leaves Kapaa
every Tuesday evening.
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ARRIVALS.


ARRIVALS.
April g.
Blk c. II. Bishop from Bremen
Stmr Mokolii from kalawao ,.-
Schr kauikeaouli from Honokaa y
Schr Leah from ksiwilahlliha T
Stmr Oceanic from Hongkong d.
'aFa's, oSDEPARTURES
April a. s.d yr,r.i Nse.li.
Strnr Likelikc for windward ports
Stmr JAS Makee for Kauai - 1.
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Schr Kalunh for Maliko
Schr Nettie Merrill for Lahaina
Schr Kaala for Waianae Ab,i0A =.
Schr Jennie Walker for Papaikou
Schr Ka Moi for Laupahoehoe
Schr Meefoo for Koolau uatwuj,
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ls' pSDEPARTURES

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY ~
Sclr ATalolo for Hakalaui
Schr Waioli for Paauhau .sa t.
Schr Pohoiki for Kona and kau
Blk Lady Lampson for San Franchises
Stnr Mokolii for Koolau ...,..,
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TELEPHONlC.

Dimond Head, April 4, 6:30 am.
Light K wind ,go,, a,r
Schr Ehukai 10 miles off
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father,
G. NJ. Cook, artcsian well borer, to Fred
cricka Augusta Horn, botli of Honolulu.
California and Eastern papers please
COpN., tff-g ...F.H,4 Is. f.ret ....F [
Daily globe., 1883-07-12
LAFAYETTES GENEROSITY.

Unfortunately, too many great men,
among those classed as statesmen, de-
serve the censure which Goldsmith
passed on Burke:
Who, born for the universe, narrowed his mind,
And to party gave up what was meant for man
kind.
Lafayette was not of this class. Nor
was he guilty Of the other ethical blum
der, which not few good ard great
men commit, Of being so engrossed
with principles as to be Indifferent to
persons. He was not only d patriot
and a lover Of free institutions, but a
generous friend and q sylApathizing
benefactor.
Matthew Carey, the father of the
political economist, who recently died
in Philadelphia, was obliged to leave
Ireland, on account Of q political
pamphlet, whose sentiments were con-
sidered reasonable. He took refuge
in France, where he set up type for DR..
Franklin, who had a small printing
Office near Paris. There he made the
acquaintance Of Lafayette. The Mar
quis become much interested in the
young Irish patriot.
Some years after Carey came to the
United States. He was living in Phila-
delphia, struggling to establish a news
paper, when Lafayette visited that city.
Ehe Marquis sent for him, inquired into
his prospects and promised to recon-
mend him to his friends.
The next morning the struggling
journalist was surprised to receive q
letter from the Marquis, containing
four 500 notes, but not q word in
reference to the inclosure.
1t was a noble act, worthy of the
noble man who had spent large part
of "A princely fortune in the cause of
American liberty. He could not only
risk his life for nation, but he could
aid poor young man to make living.
Several years after, when the young
Irishman had become we'll off, he sent
valuable present to the Marquis.
When, in 1924, he again visited this
country, broken in fortune, Mr.. Carey
sent him $400. The French gentleman,
who did not like to be repaid a gift, was
with difficulty persuaded to accept the