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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

THE TNDERSICNEB HAVING
a hQ-a dr'1 lrrci1ffi rArfrtsrla ass aaaI17l-sIsrf
el iac hfiaif o lffs E1tn. t'ffcefI| r1fa laI'sl
claims s.1irfI sid Esit11 Ittf.r .ll1l 81 ~
st1i tlt si-re uii11 sir nil1i.s frt1 ttlt 1a -
eiil D. trrver tts7i and a rrrFtes Iat ( - -
ksiaff ts utsr falasrI. I.afdrsralf1f.
LlnIH uINsntu IFfN.
o. COAX
EtrCatnft lf.l hals.Il-stTsl1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
R.n -EarnSsrmszls.
NOTICE on INC0RPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
" tAai 81 ucetrg acd 70 Aenoinln On thu 50 isy
% Narca, A n ~ % sahScrhcrs 10 the sicck q ne
Rcciprccitr SugSr Ccupary. d was voted 80 aecrpi
Charter % iusosy1isc-. c-antrd 90 tAcn and their
ksSciafc> ~ the Minister % the irtrrrr hv ard with
the csuscut - the King IN frvy Ccaucil under tnc
coT,sr1te nsrtc su5 strtJ % TIE kkClfROCtrN ST
GAR COMPANY. on tac "a dAy 81 February. iSSi and
tAlf thc crrfinn urdtr thc saia charter thcrrrrcu
c-slg1-5 Itself ard crici TIE foicWrc cisccrs rrcs-
itcut. = :. Elshs Nicc-ircsicgut au6 Msnazcr " n.
Ntcf1laue Aeiior, {. 7. laaSes. Eosri OF nircyoTs
=, 3. ElsA. w u Cummings. ,. Hsysc1en. C. l. Hop
kius aat E. J. NcCr,ssca.
Ncer $ furtAce rvcu that pursuant 10 thc terms %
sid Chlri-. ne st Sactcr shall iadiv saiiy b. liable
tcc TIC tots 81 t1c cotpofSticr heynnd the suouni
vhsoh sa1li d Due upcn TIC shsrc shares held 90
cunci by himself
e. l. HOPKINS, Sccrrtsry
MaNnrrrr-. N1rrl ftt. fSci nf-.frn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

We notice an Iusiuuatlll. that the Chief
Jus7ice snd Mr Charles r BiShup. en-
dorsed the o1uonation farce. ANY one
who VII take the trouble TO converse With
those seHIleuen- can easily satlsfy him
self a. 20 iheir views on the matter
Neither Of these gentlemen cares 70 write
tor the public Pres but II VII not Be-
difficult for any one conversins with them
70 md 0ut Their sentiments We hardly
think Their views a-e very Mandatory q the
C1nrus-5ou
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
q RrhalIr.
Licenses EzPirlng II March, lsss.
EErkII oAHt

ts--r a Cos EsE-l--5s- uc-e'aia
Allra Warrr1r
- a. Hl,-rr a Co. ea- Eu- la- N1-1srt -
Hnrrr
e. . H CARA F--- sfrrE- H--r'-r
u NU lU-lrr hl1r s-rer- Errn'-r
H-a A-1~u kt-E -r-reL nrra'--
..ag- va N--1r- ss-crs. E1-cs-,1
n- H-s hrc t'1rcsnrr. strssr urrr-r.-
lzr h-1s-, 4eft. stress Hasa'r.E
N. NC Nlzar1 -1re.. Er-nll
tur-E san haa A Nn- k1r- s--sa- Eu-alE
q n le-1r=t-r- a Cr --- F--t a-t Ef--tsr- ---
E
wll ar a G9 NHctal- .rrf- Ho-c.r.r
- Z 4. Aza-- A--rrE s-rre- lza-a-1'c-
Il Aast N1eal ssrre Mar1.1ha
. Eew tr- rrr nr--eH-u az Az 80
--r- l- lErr- s-r7r.- E1r-r.eu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Notice Of Mortgagees Intsuticu 70 Fsrr,ia.,
ana 0f saia


IN TNACCORDANCEW WITH a puf-z-E
4 % sale tsutairri iu a. cIraIr lrarlrlra 1ct1 n
Asia ar1 Asni o. Nerllr tnd Nanrtrr. as-1l t4T lI
irF ol August. ',-i -rlrfiat n nt.r q rtT-s t -
and f1 Noilfc s hEfeni 1rfa ttst ft.i C1-rtl1fe
intends 90 fu1rlrH slIN r0filaH. - srl.tl1 NrlIn
ard urou -as1 isse.s1. s.ll ~ y r-ee 1l.lsI q
iag iac 80 = l4r 81 N1ith. i,1 li % ~ = sI - -
= Ft-ihcs 1aliicnlrs can a. Sal II A. = ui-faI|f -
uu1olaIa Mach s fsSl
Grr.fr lrl ErrrrIHr. Nt.ra...as.
Premises @, hr sold are.tr II ,lo afa.7.. ~ ~
said Asia iai ts1l in 11l tat1e foIIrs.ne ,ttIl--.
of tlse and fhe rrel1Isrs sherrtF lf11.i-i lsa.t.
Lraar nT ka1rl. rai sad Nilafra ~ aar.I q r|.
dates Nay ~ -, ,cr nfac frlIs -1i -rrl.sf a. ~ -
3 ics-c frum riaaao. lii laf w rIrrs s.ri
dated Arf Il i.si irf trr fe-rl t1i sesc.l Il d.
af 1r rarrs 81 aui 81
Lease from EmaHl. H.1taa 80 ass.-s 4. Al.
srd A.in, ilira il11alF i- fs ~ sfltd I-lr. -
rIrlTIiel tu Liatr = cu,rl-e 1f
No. ilorl falrua D. tsc- d Co. lsssl l-rsa
hrr -tl1esl. lcr rrfrl rrtrs
L3arr frca karilrn- ard sfl1t. r. tsrF -..f
A..1. - NaHh ~. i,,f foI frr rels. ..f .....'.f
In taHcr sir1 rr-r4 30 grn 90
Lrlsi' N1ui llaahr1f1 Ns1I an.l tsIl ar-af ~
u -, g. ~, an' rcc1rlrt IN r-1ar q -.
Z. L.ass fo Eahu,a io Asui e es-. t.i.f4 4-rt
i9i s''sn -, - r.r1rl-i On iiaf si''. -ss1s
Lelse ir1ai e. V. Lii - b. An. lss.r 49,. f.
81 Jog lfirru Irars. and rrr-rll a tarr.l - -l-.
~ md 7n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

W. a7e glad to see the publication Of q
portion Of Col. G. ". Macfarlsne's report
upon the subiec; Of Portuguese immigrs-
ton and are further pleSsed to See that
the stories in circulation hero, relative to
the lsrge profits made by MesSTs Hofnung
s Co which we're chiefly the work Of the
President Of the Board of ImmigTstion's
own organ. are without foundation. In
August OF last year the Premier St2tei IN
the House that -On Trustworthy intorma-
iio1" the actual cost of fitting ont the
Hsssnc3 was $500. MsjOr Mscfarlsne
vTiIes that the eStlmste. inside IN Honolulu.
Of the totsl cost Of the expedition fell short
by more than sSOol~ The n .7-ri expeii-
non was a successful venture ~hecau>e.~
Ssys Major Msctarlale. the steamer was,
chartered ST an exceptionally low rate.
and the authorities 81 81. AIichsels per
mitted msny m0re 70 80 II her than Mr
Hofnung calculated upon- In the case
Of the Hazs7, Messrs HoffnUng X Co loSi
EaOo n consequence Of the seton Of
the authorities al Lisbon. As has been
frequently pointed out the business of
bringing immigrants presents great risks,
and those who have engaged II It have
been mos; unjustly aSpersed
The result At which Major Msctariane
arrived at In ms letter Is, thst the beSt
thing for the Hawaiian Government 70 do
Is 70 allow Messrs- Hofnunc 4 Co 70
czrTy on the business. As the srrange-
ment now stands, Messrs- H0fnung Il CO.
made 4 concession of - per adult psSsen-
ger. with the proviso that from q % -
additional can be charged II the number
Of immigrants fall below = 70 50 per cent.
Of the ships capacity for carrying: while
the Hswaisn Government are to psy the
passage money IN full on the completion
Of each shipment, and al children above
u wears Of age and upwards are charged
for ss adults.
To arrive al tins result the present Cab
met perilled the whole matter of PorTu-
guese 1mui grafton: anuous 70 throw
blame on their predecessors N otics they
took UP II August trustworthy intorma-
uon" which has proved anything but trust
worthy. they have DELAYED Introducing
labo1ers into the country while they have
been investigating 6 mares nest AssJr-
edly these men have not considered the
best Interests Of the country: the investi-
cation might have been carried On. bit 10
peremptory order should have been given
70 stop immigration
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

LEF M--ll--,l1 dlsHl-clls Elsa,i ilc s.siz u
sss--z -asil1g ilz nzsao- at l1-isati1l si ttis
sess-ll 11 C1-s--lss ls ar7az-s tl1. Il zny i1-l=
FL .s1H-lE- Jar . lll cillr cl-lf El-a1t ttr1r--
r1--te-glce uz--r-iff1e cf tt-Ce fruu each hrr-s
- ilaL asie- ID i1e ist1ses e. h1it ha-sas- lid
--s-l ll lle lll premises fo D. legislation hv
1r--t cr--.iisef. Nu.tIlE cu-il leffgr ill-r.Esss
ills szsrg-s dl1c-sv uf 6esliz- e.e-ir-lv -5-h -
11--fsrz s-liaci Is lie s1riE tT Fu51ll- Esssul-
tr Ilt F-uerec- df s.s--rla- the e-s-s-rr--s Of
s-g t--iluss rrsls1-rs us ilr1-sancc -t this --=-
ST. b. g1ce1dl-civ sllrl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
NoTIcE oF CHANCE or NAME.

TPON TIE PETITION OF FNINIF-
y LINE GILES %. change Of name. the fsnoviu-
decree w-s utla D. Hss Majesty in Priv Council upon
the So tay q fcirlzry. ISL viz.
The uaue q Eumc.iuc Giles Is on her petition.
cAaagUl % ENMELINE AFOSG. This dccree g re-
lliTgt 90 b. plhshel f1r four Consecutive weeks 20
ne HAEA5lsN SsTErTE, newspaper printed and pub
CUA>- Il. JUDD
Secretary Friry CocuciL
Io1.ai Palace. E1roIrlr Feh 1sfh- fsSi a+5 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
PATENT NOTICE.

WHEREAS \ PATENT WAS Is
w ~uc1 20 Ei1-sbzry II Jarvis. on thc Sl-h Jzuu-
T 4s lT the Minister % the Interior under the Avs
y his hi1--o- fl- Ca AID Cane Trash Consuming
Furl1ce- this i % warn 80 persons against iafru-
uleut of fhe said Patent
e. BREW ER & COMPANY.
Agents oi thc JAWS Furnace Co.
tr 7. o. CAErEE- Scc-y-
Hcuclals, Febraary Is. ISsa 9n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

ss the So was leaving her wharf, w.
he Ss-Ete ri.szed thc Co=arzittee's Auenaei
Tar5z Ri ;his rsa-uinc ~ z-r majority. ne
Eozse ~ % vuse or Il 9; r. a. Il vii rrohshiy
pstss-
The most favorable action We have thus
far nssed concerning the Treaty i the
action Of tse Senate IN referring 10 is
Committee on Foreign Affairs the repa1
of is Committee on Finance. that j. the
matter goes % q Committee regarded
a favorable 10 the Tresty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Ilr Nzsll--.l Srrir tl-. III Il71ls-
s1u girso- siasks af a. Gtzr-zF IN tie f,llauiur
cc-Er.illl1il1y 1e--1s= -Al-o-z hs1ll 1a-la- ~
fHr-l -es c--rt o. "a uhtu sru-n tls Fsr-auav H.
El'ia1 ls.ss. il tll etziaz ~ La mighty Izc=6c
0cezE. c1l-a- Eraail- tHzr e1clau-ls 1la Er-n1rl-
.7- q g. ia-l-e s--A;-c1.1-11 so.ic. Uvs-E ~
l-- -llz rril-s--s-is- r1lilslel weekly zt i've
c1llErs te1r, iu raii lnod Ts1tae E-rlish H.
scVElc1 ut kl--lisl c-viliEs-l1a j. Sl1Er II this
E1a Gzzrrf is zzzrked va Is Tt S one % or
-11s- tzi1-es.i1c UEclsucas-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
FISHERS
Cider ManufactorY.

uLMIHA STREET. HONOLULU.
This Health IuycuraIin- Beverage q for sale 90 the
Lcac1u- Saloons iu yhe City.
Orders fou. tae Other Islands Promptly Attended to
gEIv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

81 n II r :. = T III y = VI % q III
- llaN-i.an hlaffilll- hlltt1la u 11r 1rHlr af
"a Ql fle Llllii4l llllats- E-r-l rs nrfN|I.. 4
Eal-tr E-a-- fiTrllI or flr kl17t1- 81 ~ 49,
8k.EE X 4LA q r sis-l7r- A. ~ -
p -llA lll 41-ll4l 1--l q --l--ta t--rrr- I,r.rr
aie44 C4.-s- Il tae -1rrrTT rrr- l1rTI1f - q ~
= y. sq1u he11I u ~ cslr R.--r Hr,r.,r- n
- l-l--A y .shs. IN h0lDll l1 Is- ilI n t.-t
clalzl % IHLkE,A cAHiHI.ignT. 7llilfle ls.sI.
lc-ci petition.
IlTr pfQecsnln1l ilera1r.
Wines. urr 2 rHaEf.r4 nun ..I...r
tl-- 5lst.cr e oa- rlfrrnc Clrlrl a. lIIi.1Il,a
tiis iia lts ~ 5ln4IT. a. u ~
i1r. y U1lNfnr. fH..
10 r1iel slrilI1ns fl1 ma-IaI 1.alt fIs tIIt.i|r.
f-t1f1i llsilE ald- llIesrf 11aF11 90 ~ a.t.Ir
-e-ii7-sl ale1allrg O. C1rfHII..1f. ~ |IriI1f r.
~ I-.t tlinll,1t. - s-rtel r. rrIIF - a.
ne sl.q Aell1df f11iyfi1tr lr. Is l.il rIIt.0..
lclrfeii W & r4Har N.4'1I
ucnglliu. iln1Irr 20. fFri
HaHaIifr f-ilnir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

aerfiI rc7iIf7 lilIi a. 4ItiIf a.i .I4s. =. :. f.
,ril ard fillf4l r11g nf ffe arI1iar I1r.I1I ...l
IN tl. li4e IT. 1t1rr.. llert.. csrtat - u az.
arec1 q f1rtrfi Af @r. 1cl nin ~ iIl Nsf1 II- -
frrn ilereic- tld tAat u g4f1 ~ al wrr...r.
isisfn, ile cogft- IS ~ 4lrlsI fef1 'Alr.lI II q
~ tlt order ne stls rrElInl.4 it - '.4 I.-||
'srl. -. 90. AID tllt in ~ relIiiiI. =. 49,.
lopT % s-Ad l.lrne44 y printed a. f-e.tt ~ 81 ~
-iaiie. i-llnr fAs s,'f F.aqo7a'nf p sII1f
a. ri1esf g1f-1of 4 a4e t...I...
~ s-l'f a & Is ~ 81 - a.If.
1No. y HtHr1rn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
The Jarvis Furnace Co.

nESIRE To CALL THE ATTEN-
L. tic- % tle SCAR Planters and lfl Cuuers o. the
Hawaiian Islands % their Pateuf Cahc Tr4sh Cou-um
n Furnaces By which trlsh can Be burned frgh from
TIE mill. For particulars. please apply %
C. BREWER & CuMP'T.
e4f Sra Agents. Quceu street. HouoIulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

~ ss7 Z. q iliagz E1-una-ig sEss Eess,.s,s..,
-l 90 s-1ai -r17 = - ozts- t-a1s oi ste srss-
nu1l 41a llzA ins-- A Tir-,si0u - ir-,-,.
-E 1c-4.-1s hcf1-s IT, .i--r-s--e - -
~ ~ : b Fsls.r1-ilszs 1z1 hE tiss srgr-
-. e . -l1llr- .lr'rs u1n rz--1-si sEre-.1 f.st
-NI -ll- ~ sIN1lzr- llz s|-1a-It7f5r
# ut arc-sr1 LsaHar art r'sss FF.-E -
1-z rN4Fsl- and .le lirsl4 ,IrzEs -
ssA- - -riI ~ The az f1-.a. 80
u -n.-ss-l tlaal Ll-e = p ls,--I - -
ia '7s s r1II-s. ~ s. s,,---,-s r. +.
at1er tnri-tts g ..-,s Frrs7 -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

d ! bstFel tl1i .le Es1css vii s.si.-.. tn -
1sr 4a-T E1l isizrr tlr "A q 1Tzr-h- = -
49, lrll-z tl-i- 1sr h6l uhirh loz -s.-as -
rsaa ~ De FassH1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14


L = II fulrzs7l Of III l1llcisrv b. d1 5-sios-
AID s1ns zuav saT IL deserves no r-zi=e for s1s--
rlsc T. i1lc-a1s. any snn-e ihs1 the srs-rzss q
c---1- hr1aslv llguirls llriatiaa. L j not a.
EEyS h1sgTUr. that i1icl uh1sa ieazrs q osEcs
g &1l-s- u e1tc-lslll Q lsiz-l- lF1z tia KIM
F-s4s-rr, lsys l1z- tie llu ss sez-iossly as dos
Q1- fo1-e Al--e1-Eis- 81 Gases fu- lzssznca. IKE
t1lse wtic1 ds1gs1-r-si thst tie Kings Ca-u-s-
-o- hzlz f-u--all1-.sz us-e 8 cl11111z uciSl-cs
Fzl.r EE-tt1l and lllri11s 10 rhs pzhlic morals
sE1 c1L--c- lsce1cT. = fac- AZ iusrlt u ere-r
11-esi E-1n 1l uul.lu Wlo sas r-sseni u thar IN
szsss.t2s rayal sutl-tsizH.er.--
Ian o-s.u cosli ilalnsd u oshar asy that Their
zrs u1- s1-dci1lf sr1i azuzz111l-t hC-r- AID .r5,
ia1 Get tiss uytlicll -5i--iru-isted .-svs.e-- =
sz7Eu-t 81 H. s-atg-1au-- Therr -zln b 10 c1z-
r-1Iut O. aruuuut u iucs uf clissv fafs usek Tfs
11l- A-> hlsll1 r4vs a izun tennis party and
f4.s dllgt yesfenisv. tla friiish Cdr-u-isss1-is
and A-s- y hudlhu1zs- a lsu tins srer.iEl-- Nrs
t-tE lz-l1e lEursilT. and u-1er arr-zs1nf-l-s
&c -1c t1E-s t-- Fri1ss AID Safurizv. Whz- has
- frez-lrs u---sE - cli-rsziu q. Eou1tuiu !
-lr e-n-rl. Ehsrr Is ihzt di-ti-r-isIs,i r1ss-r-s
- - 49, u - aa--laliAlls o. Fa1llla g111E
z-7-l liu- and Es i=el asszred s1zlc-hi-ir r1irt;
= 81 u7 81 hln- Irr o-t tlat 5istineuisisi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

Tn following despatch from Washing
ton W. haniei 10 AIr. Ralawin. Marrh 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14

EE-S1z E1st-- slli ca-il-z1 b. : liked and
i1zeaiels1c u1aiiiir-i. and a-ythiuc may bzu7en
Iss l-si usat Iiuis--r Lss t-aa ciazrat- nd to-
r-e uglEer e-1 Bat 80 ru1-sar ul-l- rr-hsur.s---
=z- b F1rcAe1 ~ su- ihe rre=l1t-1u5 u.1ihinr
clz - r1Q-e tc1zfsl-arT tlll the falla-us u-atF-
-11-if = cisz-iT ilp7ssi5le f1- arv s-ahle Coz
e-1-e-t O. re-- urcl s-r s-ch hls5s * the srss--
TT C1z-hcr ui nCri--iss- az1 dissolu-id- q
-1---z1-s1- alo 4 s7qcl 3 t1a c1-uf-T 1nzv
s1r-tlr b. Elpscied kreu Il Grerv : uu- ~
rurtec = y cQzTl-czd tl1t thars i n cu-s.f-r-
tal1l lltlr-a--vg EEct diss1i-ssau. and the tsss-
-z---r1ec c-i.lcs q -1s frs1rh si-zzti1l d1zh.
-1-- r1c- uhai1ez eFsl shat alternative Eunid
cc1t11e,e tc ii-F-ure tlls rr1si1ius .. aEzirs-
aNrr Czs=ur- for tlss cisy q san Fssass=oo
i nv ooezT izs tie assezi1a q tis Prs ot TIA;
G-y. o. this i1c-11ll1t IL : 2. ys.-E---7- 50.
Ter uc-salrls. sc szs<--7T - Szs h.s7 rirg-1
t-s ErcTacse1 1.-s-sr q rs-eful -asiinr -ui 90
FsI - u r % z7FrusI- il j. cs-tziz tsst L i
NNAtE and cl-serzr-irs -1agz--e- It lir,7ss --rr-
---- Trlre1ls IL ci.v rsz--i-.c Il 6eb. F-urisss
~ IL -lzrE-zca 81 ll tilzi . eszu--izi 70 the
1---1ll1-- g m 1zllzi-lailty, tatzs ttr rruzr-
u-z d-I1-zs-lns or q 'slli-zos-aiirh i : rr,-.
11-1-i-l -l-rl- ~ lszill ETs11 tie rl1is i s--~
l1cas r.luil-- reir-r1s uf 11l sEiz-7-s- =.r-a q
t1l--- a1 >. erl-arIllr s.afr @ rarsz--. -l1s -
49, -ss-- 4--A - - ~ ~ ~ q z1s
=Z = EzzZ zllz SZZ [s n si77--7r.
z srzzS---.7 ZrT- M E1TiF a. sl-EEl sls.s
-1 = 2 ---l-aiil7- - i-sSzi-= nTFz-1Tli r11la
4-- --- H-=z-H1 e3Err1ElI1L lszytlsE-z sa-sa -
-z-s - --s.-ls -ss s1Tl-1-lilE IN he eiss-
i1 El1- a . d-lEg1ltzl1 GAess1s- rr II, i -nss-r
1ssl F-fsz.sr ARRIVAL ~ % le tzll lls-ra "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Dsisd aaiaisis. u Z. f.si I "a. e.


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-26
DIED.

L~ANSING-on Tuesdty morning. Arril "a, 1888.
Of 6 O'Clock, lsAAc LANNIs6, In the 10Th year oil
his age.
Funeral from hlsIate residence In Martins Ferry,
Ohio. this afternoon at2 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are Invited.
MtLLER-on Tuesday, April q, 1883. Mrs.. ELlz y
BETH MILLER, In the SD year Of her age.
Funeralth this afternoon a. 8 O'Clock. from the res
idence OF her daughter. Ar. v. ElrIck. No. . Ken
lucky street Interment private. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-26
BUDGET.

4. ANeyada Indian has Just been awarded
Sl5, 900 damages from the Southern Pacific
railroad for the loss Of q foot.
Twenty-Five pounds OF unmarked dyna.
mite was found travelling alone on q seat in
a Western railroad Train.
About n soldier In every FIVE on the
frontier becomes q deserter, and nearly one
man in six OF the army as q whole.
The United States has 1904 sawmills,
with BS7 in Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba.
In 1851 these mills cut 7~So,oOO,OOo feet Of
lumber.
The average Of land devoted to the cult.
cation Of wheat in the United States has
within the last ten yeaH extended from
100000 to more than $6.OOo,oOO. In the
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Ex-senator Conkling has agreed to de.
liver the memorial Grafton In New York
on Decoration Day.
Strongly resembling Adelaide Nelson,
Mrs. Maddox, The new English society
actress has II strong point in her favor.
Frederick Douglass denies the statements
that he is worth Sl00,0 900, and declares that
both his fortune and his annual income
are greatly ovcrestimated.
John G. Whittier writes in an encourag.
ing vein to the Ohio State Forestry Asso.
citation and adds that he is panied and In
divnant at the wanton destruction OF the
New England forests.
General Mcclellan has reached Rich
mond at last. Though so near and yet 80
far twenty.one years ago, he did not enter
the old tjwn until last week, when he ac-
companied a party Of friends.
The King and Queen OF the Netherlands
recently visited England, incognito, driving
about sightseeing rs any common elderly
tourists would have done. In obedience
to their request the Queen officially gave
no recognition OF their visit.
Mr.. Mcdaniel has not gone through the
lOTu VI III tleGtlVu lot Dut hV AotSASuO'
less has begun to reform Georgia. He has
caused q banner with the strange device
''Goyenor Mcdaniel" to be taken down at
Athens, where he lives, and the letter r TO
be inserted between the 9 and n in the
word Governor"
MI. Garrett, the railway president, reach.
ed Baltimore on Sunday night from the
South, his tour extending all the way to the
Gulf. "All traces oil war are gone" said
he, in the course Of a chat with a reporter"
and all bitterness Of feeling has disappear.
ed" Mr.. Garrett is looking well and says
that his health Is excsllent.
Byt. Mai. General G. Pennypacker, U.
S. A., colonel OF the Sixteenth Infantry,
has been ordered before the Retiring
Board, now In session in New York.
Though not yet forty years OF age and the
youngest officer OF his rank in the army,
the eight or ten severe wounds which
General Pennypacker received during the
rebellion in q measure incapacitate him
for active service.
o Charles F. Freeman, the Cape Cod fan.
attic who killed his child four years ago as a
sacrifice to God, in imitation Of Abraham's
offered sacrifice Of Isaac, has been pro.
nouuced SAINT by the authorities Of the
asylum in which he has been confined, and
the question OF his trial for murder now 10
to come up before the courts. He has
abandoned his Second Advent notions and
does not even remember the tragedy with
which his name will always be horribly
associated.
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NEW ooops-oEo. 3. rArLoR.
TAYLOR
DRESS GOODsS

Plain Gros Grain Silk, 0ttomans.
Satin Surah, SummerS Silks, Louis
fines, Printed Surabs, Satins, &c
in all the new shadesOfstrawberry
shrimp, pine, blue and mignonette.
Bought Of importers aud manufac-
turers at the very lowest prices
and offered accordingly. Our stock
Of Bleack Silk and MoscOyite Otto
mans comprises the best known
makes at the lowest prices.
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wear 1880 the States grew 6O,00O,0o0 quart.
ers Of wheat, Of which upwards oil 22,OOO,'
900 were exported.
Hindoo marrisges at ten years old or
~thereabouts are the cause Of such evils that
the Anglo Indian press is demanding their
prohibition by law.
San liego Is pronounced the best OF the
health resorts OF the Pacific Coast, as far o.
a dry and equable climate Is concerned, by
q recentinyestigator.
The Norwegian storthung has resolved
that every alcoholics adult in Norway
shall receive a musket and be taught to use
II, at the States expense.
One other invention remains to be made
"a substitute for the yolks OF eggs, which
are extensively used in the preparation oil
the kid for gloves-avery costly agent
There are more marriages in Victoria
Australia, in 1882, than in any previous
wear, viz. 5,S9G. Women have ceased to
be scarce in the colony, and o outnum'
Der the men by los to 100.
The railway exposition to be held In
Chicago next month promises to meet with
so great success that the managers announce
their intention OF using the surplus funds
10 found Q hospital for railway men.
In every tobacco factory at Key West
there is a "reader." Cubans cannot talk
without ge%sticulation, and in order to keep
them from talking q person is employed &c
read aloud TO the 'hands" during working
hours.
"S,cred To the memory Of Mr.. McGinnis
Twins" we're the fatal words on the bottom
OF customers loaves which ruined . baker,
business once upon a time, until be re
moved the tombstone from the bottom O
his oven, and replaced 1t with n less IN
cient.
The Mormon missionaries have theil
headquarters in the South at Chattanooga
They have presiding elders for the variou'
districts, and e~ighty.fve preachers Of the
rank and file. During the past year there
have been $50 baptisms, not counting the
children, who are "blessed." The con
verts are mostly poor whites" ignorant
degraded people.
Some Of the best English jockeys are
women; daughters ofiarmers, or OF conntr,
souires, who have lost their fortunes. They
have been accustomed TO ride TO houndI
from their childhood, are perfectly fearless
and their light weight in the saddle maket
them desirable as jockeys. Charles Kings,
ley's poem OF Lorraine Loree" has n OIL
these women jockeys for its heroine.
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TO Physicians.

We do not find fault. reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular physician-this ID
not our mlssion-hut we do claim II he were
TO add Peruna to his prescriptions as dill ected
In our book on the''Ills OF Life'(and furnished
gratuitously by all druggists) he would cure
all bis patients. "0swiGo, Potter County,
Pa, DR. HARrMAs-Deqr Sir. The small al
GERS are all healed, aud the two large ones are
not more than half as large as they were.
am feeling quite well. The people say your
Peruna and Mdnalin are doing 3 miracle. !
do not take nearly as much opium as did
before, MRa ELLEN MAYARp." DGw
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IN spRINGTIME.

The brown old trees are Whispering together;
What secrets do they know?
In vain we watch and wait and look and listen;
They will not tell us 50.
But soon some morning. when we are not thinkinl
or anything they say,
We stand aAtonisned at the trlnStormAtlon
wrought In a single cay.
They are no longer brown and bare and barren,
And our delighted eyes
See why they kept the g~ecret-Just TO give US
This great and glad surprise.
The robins sing heir hearts out In the branches
Which dance In every breeze:
What would the world DO In It's lOnged for spring
time
without the birds and trees?
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4 SCHOOL FOR GIRISI
Oeohahtal Academy.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

The next Eeeslon begins SEPTEMBER an ~,
Ten feparate Schools, including 'chCOl u bt,SSSs..
Medicine extending throughout Inc s.,ior' ND
IarEed faculties fer study u Physical S,geSts, "a,
Scientific Agriculture: completely C1ulp,.G 80
teal lnbratoIy. Thorough C0nnet In HnGS1t, H =
Modern languages aud literature. Text DO ~ H% ~
cost. Necessary expcnSeS not over l Fo.s1
aloEue and other Information RddrSs +"Ot
". L. WILSON. PrIident
anb MOrgAninWn. " Va
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PERSONAL,

Ex-senator Conkling has agreed to de.
liver the memorial Grafton in New York
on Decoration Day.