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uEDIc.iA OPINION AND COMMENT.
nig necessity or ssopEcArIos.

Tilg NECESSITY on SEGREGATION.
The results Of Koehs discoveries, writes Dr. formad
In PhiAi. Aea Ii-ei are more a matter u important
confederation IN Germany, by Imperial order. in mil
itafy hospitals phth,ca patient. separated from
other carefully smallpox patients. gen
lleman tells " who has Just come from Germany. ~.
here the community begins 10 regard the disease as
eminently contagious. know Of instance Of young
woman suffering from phthise being loeksd up and
avoided perhaps neglected. by the members u her
family, for fear of the eontagion. have learned Of
several consump,yea who have become from the
modification of having their friends avoid them
even going far as not to shake hands with them The
moral effects certainly he deetrrious these
unfortunate creatures and those Who surround them.
-Thc DrbggIfti CitrHkay anil ChSmieai GaESftf.
Facts have been recently brought to light
which go to prove beyond a doubt that tuber.
eular Tor phthysican disease is under certain
conditions contagious; also, that the disease
instead Of being gotten alone by heredity, as
was once supposed to be the case, is in many
cases derived by eating the half-cooked flesh,
or drinking the uncooked milk of bovine ami.
mails Now il it has become advisable accord
ing 10 the highest authority to Isolate for such
disease as this, whom nobody until very re.
Gently, had even supposed to he contagious al
all, how much more necessary is il to secure
perfect segregation in the case of leprosyt
THE cuNI.AL SPREAD OF IsFEcTIoS.
Judge Dixon, Of New jersey in a recent charge tc
the grand jury ofPauerson called their attention tn,
case Of a employed the pesthouse in that city
as to a smallpox patient, and who, having h'
germs of the infectious disease about him, reck
essy TO his family, communicating the disease to hi
| children, one Of whom died In commenting thi
he said 4" liza conscious that he carries abou
with him the germs Of contagious disease, reckessll
exposes the health and lives of others, he is pub
nuisance and criminal and may be held answerab
| for the results Of his conduct" "1h
may be indicted also for spreading the disease b.
conscious exposure Of oher thereto by his presence il
public places, such the Streets in halls, II
might be indicted public nuisance endangerin
the public health in this way II consequence
had followed. The law provides penalty for sue
ofenses against the public safety "-Boston Heaiea
and Sn,gieaI Journal
We have pest.house in town, and the com
munity have a right to be protected in ever
way possible from the danger of contagion
There should be some precautions taken b
such as are necessitated to mingle with leper
in visiting the hospital; for avoiding the poss
bility Of spreading the contagion when ming
ling with healthy persons on the streets and i
assemblies, such as churches and the like.
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THE SLEEPING TREATY FIGHT.

The fact that the report OF the Finance Com
mttee of the Senate, recommending that notice
be given of termination of the Treaty of Reel.
procity between the United States and these
islands died in the hands OF the Committee on
Foreign Relations, at the close of the session,
while it gives the friends OF the treaty a tenn.
poray victory, should at the same time en-
courage them to new and continued vigilance.
We do not for one moment suppose that our
opponents will relax their labors TO affect the
the abrogation OF the treaty when Congress
meets again next December. Defeat of itself
will nettle them to renewed animosity, and the
interests at stake, that called for the expendi-
,ure of $4,000 in lobbying against US, will
be that much dearer and seem to need cor.
responding additional protection. Therefore,
while we feel like pluming ourselves over the
temporary victory, and thank our friends in
general and our special Commissioner in par
ticular, for their successful defense OF treaty
interests, We would also guard ourselves against
too exalted feeling Of security II behooyes
us to take advantage OF this respite to strength.
en-. our deienses and prepare ourselves with
arguments and facts to oppose our antagonists,
that when the battle is renewed, as il certainly
will be, we shall be equal to the occasion. The
Investigation by the Treasury Department
OF alleged frauds in the working OF the treaty
at the ports OF San Francisco and Portland, in
accordance with the resolution of Representa-
tive Belmont, ought to prove strong point in
our favor. Nothing that this country can court
will rebound so greatly to its honor as investi-
CATION OF any and all matters pertaining 10 the
working OF the treaty. We are fully confident
that this intended efiec,ual gun Of the enemy
will be efiectually spiked. There are other
false charges laid against us which have been
reiuted as promptly as they have been present
cd; all OF which both strengthens our cause
and ~eakens that OF our enemies. In the var
ious complaints presented against the treaty i,
IS surprising 10 sec how many false charges
have been made. To all Of these, il given
saineient time, NC can surely vindicate our
selves. In every case the charges agains, Us
have failed to stand truthful Investigation. OF.
when fully explained, the grounds OF complaint
have faded away. In the pas, year our oppo-
nents have shown US their methods Of warfare.
It behooyes Us to profit b, this knowledge.
foreSarned is ioreamed.
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The returns from nineteen ship-building ports
in Scotland and England show that during las,
year, seven hundred and eghty-,wo vessels, OF
one hundred and nin,y seven thousand seven
hundred and twenty mine tons, and valued At
nearly eighteen million pounds, were built in
them, Roughly calculated, something like one
hundred and ninety seven thousand men mus,
have been employed in the construction OF the
vessels which make up the tonnage named,
and about twenty thousand men will be en-.
ployed in their navigation. of these nineteen
ports, Glasgow, as above stated, with its one
hundred and ninley one vessels, OF three hun.
dfcd and eighly.n nine thousand tons, stands
hnt--aS indeed il stands hni among the ship
building rivers OF the world. Neat To the
| Clyde comes the Near, on which one hundred
and twenty.lhree vessels, Of two hundred and
twelve thousand four hundred and SIXTY. lour
tons, have heen buili. After the Wear comes
the Tyne, with one hnniSed and thirty.twO
vessels and two hundred and eight thousand
four hundred and sin tons; the Hartlepools
take the fourth place, With thirty nine vessels
and SiSty eight thousand and siN,y.seyen tons;
and the Tees comes in fifth, With forty vessels
and sixty i've thousand and forty eight tons
Five -aId-.sen,y years ago, the WeaI Mas Al
the head u the list, with New York running il
close race. When mon became the ehosea
material, New York retired, the Wear Jagged
behind, while the Clyde took the Inst place
and the Tyne the second. Oflste years. how.
ever, the Wear has been running the Tyne
very close, and has this year, As We have seen,
oaIstripped lis tonnage. - lfsis Rasc3.
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rHs INSANE HOSPITAL.

On Monday las, NC embraced the oppos.
Iuniiy Of visiting the Insane Hospital in com
'pany with Doctor Hagan, who since The resis-
nation Of Doctor Hutehinson. has occupied
the position Of physician to the institution
On arriving there NC were struck ~i,h the
change in appearance the premises have under
gone under the present management; and,
especially, with the large. airy building which
has been recently erected fos the reception d
eonvaleseent> v those milder cases Of mental
absnaiion in which bolts and bars are MOI
only useless, tat actually hansful in their
effect. Such an appendAgs to the asylum has
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The patty lash Is a powerful weapon some
time, fpr good. more often for Ill., When il
strikes IN place where public opinion justifca
its use, The administration ihai employs il Is
strengthened by The aa When displayed In
quarter where the serious sentiment u com.
munily Is enlisted against hs exercise, voc H.
tp the administration that permits Il 10 strike.
Political fetdbution Is not always swift to
punish but II Is sure The administration
which turns oui u oGfc tried and trusted pub
lie servants, Who happen TO have the cpunge
u their opinions, more certainly pfovoke the
retaliation u outraged public opinion than II it
s more mpdeaty content with covering up ~
peculalon, dyenifying that pleasant paatime
with periodical divisions N the spoils Last
week the pfcmiefs organ held the party lash
over the head II a gentleman who holds an
educational position. To the taoit threat oi
! the dfb0fffr'r leader, the gentleman in que
tinn replies, through the columns u the Gd.
! scflS, N which journal he is editor The reply.
from one standpoint, " sufficient one but
there ia another phase which ought 10 he con
iidcfed. Mr. Atkinson Is school.leachcr in
one Of our public schools. The community
knows his worb there and is practically a Unit
in indoning it, hs sehooI.teachef, M. At
kinaon Is under the authority of the Board o
Education. His relations to that board ceas'
when he leaves his official duties behind hin
fof the day, week or season. In his capacity
of editor, Of critic Of affairs, of citizen, h
claims the right 10 discuss men and measures
what is false, those concerned have legal re
dress. n, through another and entirely dis
tine, public relation, they seek 10 compel hi
silence, they may be very sure that the pub
will see through the gauzincss Of the attempt
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SHIPPING NOTES

The Am sch Charles Hansen Is dsehargipg lime at
the teo1 oi fogt street
The Br' bk Jubilee will probably sail fot Por Town
send to-day IN ballast.
The Am. tern Iva j. discharyins a cargo oi redwood
al the loot u Fort street
Ihs Rgii. ship Absraman Is Al ths old steamship
wharf loading tsT San Francisco, sail in few dASs
The Am VII b Josephine, loag Is expected here a,
any hour. This vii be the last sha,t to call here this
spring,
The British bark Lady lampsou Is AZ brewer 4 Cos
wharf kading for San Francisco She eill sail about
the middle Of neal Svvk,
The Ancgican bark Amy rirnnT is al nrv~sr 4 Co :
wharf disehatging She vii sail ios HonSkons about
tho middle VI neat week
The American hrigan,ins W. G. Irwin Is At the old
Sassem.hauss ~hAt, loaded toT San Francisco, iof
ehsh poit she sui san to-day.
lhs Am. bk Hannah " Dudley. Captain Dudley,
passed the port last sunday She Nas Is days frpu
Tacoma, en- fouic @ ShAnghal
rhs American haik caiharisa a disehArsine a, the
tsilsnadc, opposite the Custon house. She ~il 70
t1tn 10 San francisco With dispatch
Ihs Am. hktns Amelia arrived yssisrlay tiom pos,
klAkslN, Nth cargo u lumhcf 20 Aen Rohiisot,.
~h'eh sAs b d'seharslug a, shsir ~hasf
The Has. y halakaua a, the E,planasls dissharg.
ng assofted cargo u gsnssal merchandise tr0na san
franeis1o She VII load returu eargo, 10 sail sooa
Tbs Az, ,gh pannopia Is IN the stream. awaiting ths
eft,Nsi ~ oie ~ tao ~ The Island hooas,s with sugar
Oh ths rsesipt u Nhth she ~il All fs san Francisco
The Asasfeau hi,sAniins iaFard Is repairing The
Mafae kAi~Ay Ne learn that she ALL = 10 Tie Soath
sss islands. aAsr iahofsr. 10 esmalsid u Capitals
llsrne,.
lhs Amseican ship oisgo ArtiNed hom P0ft BlAksl,
~ leesd-y last With clrso u larnhsr oonsisnsd
Msssfs Allen = R0t.assa, ~AiSh Is icing discharged
Al ,heif ~har.
lhs Am. hktns " a. hrysg i Aheul dus fr0ys Sal
ffanslsso sth te~ dsSs later ns~s. and ths Am
hksas tlh and b n. " Alm,. may bs booked fss ~.
tAtsei pan u neat ~sek
ths AwsflAn hktes ". IA, Din,aad arrived ffoss
SAa ttSnessgo 0n Wednesday ast. She has dsskei al
ths tslsA,Ads shsrv shs s disshArs,as lssllaneSa
s~fsA Sle ~ih rrtnra % San fsaheisco shostiy.
ths A'n IN loAn D. Miller arrived Al Mahakoa.
MAt,h ~ dt1hsi scd hsf cargo " u.hef, and afriseS
"a ths pot NArSh a. Shs ahshos in ths stream
csA es's NJ ~it lsoeAely ~ 10 sAa franeis>o
ihs AneItcAn easkesiins J. A. falkinhsrg arriss,
itosn sAn ftAnSsco 1huss-i., IA aud dos,krd I.
sessn~sns shani sssss ~ "a discharsins a ss.sra
,-'ss' si'sf ~tssA >hs vii had nth Isssrn casg0
days sses hoassoas, SAsasssi, 81 rssls i ylsss
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SHIPPING


killusi iiuu. stunt, sr,Is, if4m kahului Mtrhg4
4 H HisIHp. aim. Cameron. from kauu. ..... y
lauf. Natrs. stm. Nrhnuad, irum Kauai y
kauitraault .,h, from il0ugtha. ........ ~
tlsNls sim, King. from illu and way pnua IS
ttuut, -th tfuW llsslr ..... ........ ..s.... rs
Hannah " Dudley. An hl Dudley, from
Tacoma, ptsasd the pptt ..... ...... rs
Chas Hansen, Am. ssh. sptague, ffom san
ffants,u ....... ...... ....... ...... .... ''
kalalaua. iisw H.. Miller I'm san Francisco 4" 5f
Marion sfh ffHn kuluharlr .... ........s " af
kelauluuhi sch. from llauari. ..... .......... ~
IVA. An. tsu, Wilnau, ffum iiumluldt ... N
rauahi. s,L from Dukala. .......... ..-........ ~
iIalealaia ssh, ttbne. from ropsrtrp ......, ~ ~
Gen S,rRfl .,h from Maui ...... ........... -
ouga, Nm ship lloyd, rom P1u hlakely y
" II bm1ud, Am tttns, liuudlatt. from san
tuutisg8 ...... ........... ......... ~
! 4 Miller Am sb Hansen, from raH
tawnsend Via Mnhukuua ...........t. " -
kaala. s,h from kupllu.. ..... ........... %
tatcfinA Sch tum Olepalu. .....r.... ~
!. A. taluhuns Nnr httae, Goodman, from
san traufH,n. ........... ...at. ....s.' -
Clepcg ndt .tmr., Specify, from lInngtong
VA NaVasai ............ ..... ........... ~
Amelia hm bttnc N,vhall, from ron blakely 20
Nsitir Merrill sch. Christian, from Ihhana p"
lshua atm, lofru,ru. TN Hama and M1loiat go
Namalu ssh, flr kuhala ........... ........ " 20
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BpsMrS, Ger. III {. K. Blsuor. ..,......,., Walter
Due. H. Haokiold Co. agts
Nav YORk, AM hktpc. EtISoR NEREoN Humphreys
Due. Castle & Cooke agtS.
Due Hpdi rs e " Maefarlane & Co. Agent,
HEFMGS, Ger. bk CNNorUS ...-...,,. Loose
Loading Feb J. Haekield 4 Co, Agents.
Lygero9, nrit ship G,FsHrFyIg 49,. -. ,... Poe
~ Due Doc Jun, j,,, t' Is c, brewer s Co, Agents,
uN,rs, Ger. $. S. EgErSrr,ss-, =. ;: ..., ,....--
puc April Io.IS. II. hackteld Co.. Agents.
GLASGOW Brit ship SHANpoN rAssiful
Due July s. c, W Maeiaranr & Co., Agents.
LoNnos, Via ST. Miehas' hi, 5 5 AgErGrlnE -.
PoRr GANurr Am, hktne, KrrsNr. ....., Robinson
Due. II. Hackicld & Co., agents
NKw CAsrtr, y : W, HARNopIus ...,.,.......--
pue Nprii $40. q W Maefarlane \ Co, agts,
Nrw CAsrtr \ = W, Brit bk pACrfiC SLoFE Barnes
Due April SO u ilaekisld 8 Co, asis
Due, Levers s Cooke, aets.
DrrNEruRt BAY. Am bk C. q wwrMoRr Calhoun
Due March ss.go Allen a Robinson, agents,
Loading Jan IS. Coal, ships, account
san FRANtisco, Am bgtne " II MrVsR. Delaney
due March zo-2r. G brewer s Co, agents
pNrAEruEe BAy, Am bk +, 5, THoMrsoN .,. Potter
Now due (Fot kahului)
HoSGHoSG, Ger hk lNiSestos ,,,...',.. stetiens
nuc March sS-so Hackfeld a Co, agents
souIs So, is, Haw sch MAsA =. ,...'.'... Kiblins
Nrx s cssT1s % ! s s@ Am ssn Ssstr EoHrsrs Olsen
NAT sadias sslls'i ftS ~ " c Irwin Co.. agent,
SAN Francisco Am bktne. ELiA, ,....,...,-. Brown
Due April s.ro c, Brewer 4 Co, agtN
HosGgosC, tN.s.s. CRY OF ToNlo. .,..... Maury
Due May Is. II, Hackield y Co, Agents.
HuMhoLur, Am. sch. LIMA SwASEY. ,......... ------
Due April ro-is Allen q Robinson. Agents
SourH SRA ISLANDS, Hae sch. IuLiA,. go. Holland
Due last April. A, y, Cooke, Agent,
SAN Francisco, Am bgtnc HESrERiAN .., Winding
Due April $40 =. A. Schaefer * Co, Agents.
PoRrLANp o, Am. hL. ElsINogH,. ..,..,. Jerks
Due IN AL April. Z A. Sehaoier \ Co, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO. o.ss. sun Du-id
Due April 9. wm Irwin Go, Agents
Nav YosR, Am. bk SrARrAS. ....,....,. CrosslsS
Due July to-Is. Castle a Cooke, Agents
BOWENs lNEpING, Am. sch. PAEAtLEL. Peterson
(for Hapaa, kauai) Due April $40.
San fKNNCisCo Am. bk, n. W, ALMY SOC. Freeman
Due April s.tp Castle and Cooke, Agents.
SypNEN, rASs AUSTRALIA. ..-....,...,. Carsiil
Aprl s. ". Haekfcld x Co, agts
ShS FRANCISCO, PMS :, CRY or SNuNEY Dearborn
Due April IS, n. haekfeld & Co, agents
HuNGgoNO, nrit MAuEAs ,....... ....,.....---
Due April ts.eo H. Hackfeld y Co, agents.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE oF RIAL ESTATE.
~ Nhsrx-s. paahlAl -ad f.k.L1a. haslas faiissi -
lsS.. tbs anA<r.isnx.i iii sd a. sh~u esp@nss. "a
sAfNkDt, Aprl :, i.al. a. "a o'siees assua, =
Ns&ni h2le, Al tbs r.hk, t<ls 4nd nfefssz a tk- .ad
E-.',ss q a .n-i ~ ,A< fsis-ias p-ssA q l4a.i ss
alsd " feuisnl, Alaa-. VI.
apAs1a q -Cl,els5niRz sksoo acre,
AP.aa - taazsinins ie-t.s s<rs..
Af@a. g-Seakaf,lns s~sno .err,.
Af-aa s~Saatsiaaus f7-saa -erss.
h<ns Part u tbs a VI. l. Ao<hos1a sfscx...d
.nises sh~ -1nt pfsssoesly I'D = pad "a - h<ixs
she Gay u <4ie, Essihu skA AZ sh< esp~n.<s 40
nasisa ,h~ss-'fh psss - ssPsa-< a psreh-s<r..
CoRz4,@,onsr ~ sd sh< real s-sas< 4 Vi [.
Ao<hsal.. ae<s-s<d
haaalsAa. Aaseh ~. ,sss. s,.p
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. MARCH y, ,ss,
,s ,ypuosr yScrg,u,py

The opinion which prevails generally among
physicians, Who have had the disease 10 deal
viii, il decidedly IN The negative a. to The
question is leproay iuemabe p So strong
aud W general is this belief that to relate an
instance u cure is 10 call fprth. either suspi
ctun n. 10 the ycfaeity u the narrator ~
question as TO his eapabity of diagnosing the
disease. The possibility of spontaneous eute
has been admitted, We believe, by somc re
aponsiblc medical authorities, and This posabil
ity may be- held as q ufthe, Qualification II the
utter disbelief which generally prevails a. 10
the possibility of cure in any case, and may be-
fesoftcI to In explanation of any remarkable
case af apparent cure that may come under Oh.
sct,ation. But both syphilis anil tuberrlc
although known 10 be somewhat amenabe to
be equally as incurablc as leptoay and the
theory Of sponlaniety was rraptted to In the
same way, in order to explain the rare occur
cncc of dempnstfable cures in either case. The
cicatficca of healed tubcrclr in the lungs, shown
at the autopaies of peuons in whom while
living phthiss had been diagnosed, and were
explained AZ the result of other than tubefcu.
/ lous LESSONS; ~, where such an explanation,
from the light of other indications in the cada
vct, bore an aspect Of improbability, then the
healing process was attributed 10 spontancou'
effort pf nature. So, too, with syphilis were
explained the apparently perfect cure Of pa
ticnts in exceptional instances, and the perfect
restoration Of the reproduction functions, a.
evinced by healthy progeny, bearing no traces
Of hereditary taint. In regard 10 tuberclc
although the prognosis is always grave, takef
in It's earliest stages, the bofnbihiy Of cure Is
admitted and with the last mentioned dis
ease, when properly treated from its ineipieh
cy, its incufability is an exception cure, being
the rule. IN the three diseases mentioned, III,
writer is ready to admit the possibility Of mis-
taken diagnosis, rs also the effect Of spontan
ety in the cure Of either but would yet argue
from the cases to be mentioned, the possibility
Of orthodox ideas being incorrect as to th'
ncurability Of leprosy; and in this case there
may he an analogy between the change OF view
which have taken place in regard to the posi-
bility Of cure in the other two mentioned dis
eases, and what may, in the light ofnew facts
take place in regard to our opinions respecting
: leprosy.
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There are ma persons 50 solieitous about
the preservation of rank as those Who have no
rank At ALL qaosh the .ddrsgnss. Qaesy /;
Is this the reason Of the continuous solici,ude
Of the " Board of Ceneaiogyf
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THE sorErYs fibsf AsHuAt
Agricultural and Horticultural Show
viii. ~ permission 4 ii,s Es ihs 2iaisiss Il
l1fefi1f. bs hsA ~ The fs.iaiH4sd gg1aBd,
maukA u Haiskaaia street, m
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
JUHE nth, I,b anI f,ih

fhfgugh tis li@falify n ths Legislature, The Boafd
4 Management IN Jssiian ~ pof fofuafi he III
l9aing extensive i,i 4 tis Psilsa hey ill 9sf % y
eomtsted fyf a. THE shes The qi8HsT values a III
different pflsa, aHd The forms ahi,h th.y aii y
given viii - anH1unfsd ~ laisf date r. tfs caas "A
~ the ys HpJnant classes he pizss sii y given u
such f1sm - y s0rbY Y psssfgafion mstHsB
tgss 4 the event.
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We have cited bu, two cases, although We
might readily add others which would 20 to
prove the possibility OF cure, BY persistent and
intelligent treatment. The way the whole
question Of leprosy has been treated on these
Islands has long been, and still is, disgrace to
this gove'nmen,. In regard to Segregation.
half measures only have been used, otherwise
the disease could have long since been eradi.
Gated. In regard to cure, intelligent sys.
tenn has never been pursaed. From the D..
sulIofy nature OF existing information upon the
subjsei Of treatment. and the van, Of thor.
ough experimentation, il seems to be simply
presumption to give positive utierance to dis.
belief in the possibility Of cure under favor.
able circumstances
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Departures

fur etuduafi pptts, psr ttsute, Mar y u "
Queen kawalaui, liis - J T. hurh \ sanders, wife
snd aap I tampt.ll. I 5 Chase aud wife, W g. tfVin,
4 4 MatAtlaHr Ntss Wstmafr Master " Alexander,
- MrGWwaU ! topn, l,wo5d.y 9 lirgen, J \
Wight Mrs iani1td, Miss Royce, q Holmes, & 3
EyGGsrsIry n Glade, ! spencer, 4 spencer, J. I
Nirbal,, u Cfopnuglnfg T. 4 Challamsl, a Rpda.
net n A rudRss, Mr Nahaoslua, J kewhnui,
{ Cert, I Afong and Chinese
Iot san tnpsis,o, per Maria I smith Mar 3 J y
sshonlrr, / naslet' { Rood, { Nelson, wife and
child e. ! Wells, wife and child.
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rHISGs Ufsn lSD orHHHUIsI

The organ, following is usual tactics, few
oG on . side issue in is treatment u Mr.. Ash
ford's recent application for admission TO the
far When il next endeayor to teach the
public What are the laws in the United States
on such questions, it had better study up the
subieci.
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Division n-AgrieuituraI Implements and Ma
ehinerv-
Pfirrs all be givrn fas the bsss cxhihts u imple-
and Maehn<ry sp~ri4ly adaptrd 70 the 4<r,ca-
tur1 industries a these isans. And the pfrkLa
u agricultural 7roicts ios sxportaaoa and epsse-
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shlp unier tbs Arm nain@ "a LfCAS 4 Johnson
And have assanst Al Ais 4tehfizs 2s al coiect his
tae. sa slsisls The bsssisyss al traacnss AL -
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dscs<slr EDWARD LNCAS,
JAMES JOHNSON.
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