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New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.

The thirty eighth annual statement d the Old a,hi5n.
ed PHyriy mutual lfs Insurance company phoss name
appsar ahgvs. has been issued Organized IN f2t1
ahsn little va kngpn IN The sysrag. public this
country at lsas,-eoncsrnng the advantage u this
mos, uns,lhh bsnshesni principle in its application f1i
the pro,eciion u feict dsycndsncisa, the Old New
England Mutual Life ins Co. n B0aton, Matiarhn-
sets. takes rank among the early ssponsnts u this
poani auxiliary 70 the interests u vrtuous and pr0y
den; personi, as also communities. upon whom charity
makes many acquisitions in favor ofthe always Nth
you unfortuna,ss u earth The h,,ory Of this com.
pany shows such record u management that any
who contemplate providing hi, Dependencies nth
the indemnity afforded by lie Insurance, may ,af.ly
conclude that his contract will he houorably complied
With when the time for taymen; Of his claim shall arrive
Being strictly mutual BY its charter no s,ocEh1dsrs OF
other person, whatever ar. entitled 10 any advantage
one another member The fact tina, this company
has uniformly declined to entertain any n the many
schsmes caehpeuny plans gilded pill inducements
by which rope in the unWary zBdEeon, that are In
vogue by less serupulous companies, Is II iiself an
evidence of dignihed management az also the te,;
possible argunsu; IN favor Of is veil deserved repta
tion Of high merit than which no life insurance ins,i
tuition eSiant stands superior As will be obssved by
the annual aboye referred to- the gross asset
u this company on the first Of January, rssg, was
sr6,1Io45j.g1, agains; which all liabilities aggregate
siJs7a s7o99, leaving tn. handsome surplus on fey
cent basis Of reserve Sz,6ls+g3 or IL estimated BY
the New YORK standard a; 81 per cent, the suplus
would be abou, your NnLfoa DoLLAss, Of nearly
oHE-QuATEs of the EsTiEE ASSETS Of the company.
We no, Of any desirable Institution to
be insured with than the New England Mutual Life
ins. Co, and are confident tina; no honorable adj
minration Is exercised BY any corporation than that
30 long expressed by this company under the direction
Of Pres, Benjamin f. Stevens, whose personal atisn
ton is not omitted in the minor details Of the
business Of his trust. An examination Of the appca-
ton and form Of policy issued by this company is re-
commended before parties insure elsewhere
Messrs CAsrLE & COOKE,
King Street, Honolulu.
Agents Tor the Hawaiian Islands
VIII be found available for all necessary information
that may be desired relating the affairs Of this
pany, whom application for insurance in agency
for the New England Mutual Life should be made.
Int CtiGc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

Rpoioa on ground II which We are sure. and
10 show that il has attempted to mislead the
public And that is true
n the HHofoa has found many errors in Mr.
Fonandcr's book in the English language,
Why has 1t not stated them and replied "a
them II We are not mistaken, the larger part
u Mr.. Fonandcr's book referring 10 the gene.
alogics, u taken from David Nalo and from $.
VI. Kamskau In whose book does the hH0.
tod oDnhdc,
fIhc last sentence IS not ~ Tor Translation.
Eise E6atoa, March f4ih.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

n BREWER g. COMPANY
OFFER FOR SALE
The following lots of merchandise jus, landed from
Boston, in excellent order,
Ex. American Bark Amy Turner
NEW AND STYLISH
BUGGIES AND PHAETONS,
Yellow sheathing Metal, IS and a, OF;
Ash Plank, assorted Sires:
Oak Plank, assorted sizes;
Also, to arrive PR stillman B. Allen:
DUMP BARRowS, Jacubs' Patent.
Ak Handles and Pick Handles.
Kerosene Oil, Electric" brand.
Cottage Furniture, in painted sets.
Oak Lumber, I, 2, ~, az, 3 and ain.
Oars, 10, ~ and rs #.
Yellow Metal Nails, \ and ~ in.
Yellow Metal Sheating, IS, 20 and =, OF.
IRON SAFES.
Zinc washhoards,
Covered Buckets,
MAnia Rope, assorted sizes.
Dairy salr. in barrels
Ro>endale Cement
Fire Clay.
Curled Hair.
Navy oakim.
Metallic Paint
Pine Barrel shocks and Hsads
Pine kes Shocks and Heads
Cider Vinegar, in baTreh.
OocoAne.
Extrst q Lemon.
EsiIa1t u vanilla.
txtrac d Almond.
tAtFacts, as~osted
~ Casks and Hbds Croeksry, Glassware. Lamps
20 Cases crosken, Glassware and Lamps.
IS Barsis cs0sksry, Glassware and Lamps.
Lishi and Heavy Hand Carts
K.evlss' stsa. Pu.pA varasss sissa
horiCE-lhs po~sr Of attorney 10 sign oar ara
~ nanl< By procurafion granted H. ki<menschn<s
der, ESQ, Is this day annuilea.
henoiain. March Is, iss3 rH-p
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

4 suecs'sfal Hyuts Successful Hou,s 4 s,rfk.
ing n'isncs u suoees IN Retail by COgdf vay is
afforded ~ the leading Millinery Houss 4 Charles /
Fishsl, conner Fort and Heel streets The Proprietor
Nr Fi'hsI has acquired ih> art n hiking cuuom My
Dry Goods Houas ean BY freely advertising dar elp
TONER'S tpies. but to bod them a.. enj8y their
confidence, calls ~ th- sssfsi,e 4 tat and l.uty
Good' mus, b. marked down md sold ~ that they
are. ueyer mueprslsnt any 0ti,is That ithe p.iisy
4 Charles fithsl, and that pycy has made the firm
q the greatest IN s Line, N the leading h1rgazh.
fare n Honolulu The l>adinz Millinery Store d
Charles Fi,ehsl, ia 10 HonollIu THAT Mays is "a
Nsv York Charles J. Fiihsl makes specially of Nl.
iiaery tJ The Uor. !, one II the Hgh,s II he ,ity
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8p authority.
omes Of Superintendent, Of water WORKS.

Hosorgtr. Jolly D, fsss.
~ psr'ons having Water Privileges srs no,6sd thar
their wars HAr1s are PAYABLE 'smannuaily, N ~.
vanrs, At The oa1s II The Superintendent Il Wst-r
Worss, foo' q Huuanuu street, npyn ths ~ dsy 4
January ard Jolly u Each year e. IS WILSON.
tfs.H saterin,sn,lsnt Wafsr WgyEt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

CLEANERS, ATTENTION! -IT HAVING
" been decided that the annual Fair and Ice Cream
EVENING, the 10Th Of April, all those who are so
kindly working for that object requested send in
their finished Nork by the roth Of April The regular
monthly meeting OF the Cleaners will be held on Satur-
day Of next week, April 9TH. f3s.u
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Central ADVERTISEMENTS.
VALUABLE
House and Lot For Sale

arr Instructed " ]. C. GLADE. ESQ. TO FER a,
pri'ste al. bis handsouas fstsisnes,
Corner Of Jsad and LNU.s Streets.
This psoy~rty h IN tn hsal,ls., pan Il n. city g.,
facilities f1r drainage perfect zuaran,s.inz tE.r.,
Ssrfset freedom from malaria.
M prosper commands DELIGHTFUL yIEW
4 ~ city and hsfbar, rsH th- c1aa La. frsa
~" DiaH'ond Head . ~ Waianss Nssn'aina
III, main hue 8, lsry. and ,asurao,iias, f.aAfsy
ba.lt three Jsari ago. and s
FINISHED ~ HANDSOME STYLE.
wsh sy.ry osny,niero- Ha, and eaid sai.r A.. bid
~ III haihro2uf % 18th uorist Gas, also. u bid
NJ. 9TH oysr fly hzhfs through tse shale haaa.
9TH elegant ,hsnf.i.sr1 IN ,h- principal rooma
On II. main aoor sin b f5aai arg. Par.,- ADD
Dining ronm. stiiinz r1au. Ha1. Na-yuf1 r1soa,
lhHdr-ns DininE nom. bathroom. Tso B.dr5ouas
49, an1 fanffyf - atdrsrus1rn ard Kahn,
aiis1hsd 10 main budinz. buf uad.r s>parsfs f11f
On ,hs ,,soad fax. salh &, r.aeb.i bya sasg.ni.s,
'iairszy ff9ss n. halt % iafs. Beiroort sstss
ALEC, ~. S2nd-s1ef bsdfoDmt, Esrznd4h rom, Bath
tom and Chat
~. main hou- i' aAou' "a f..t frsu, ard q f.--
n. Eh.hen &, eonr.ni.n,iy arranged. 18th f..
cogsfns -ranze, 18th hos Eater attachments.
On To go1nfs are Two Cost4zss nth y.Taniah
md rsllbu stabis 9TH acc0unn1gizfiqo r. thr.s
gr'ea and carriagsa, eel A. thg.s raa4 9r ssrsnft
here =, also, Email bsdiaz ~ n. Gzs Nszhins
Ihe las 80 feet Judd ard about so f..i
u Liiiha street, containing 4 f0ar aerst
Parties deFHiay 20 VISIT n pr9p~r-y can do 1pou
Application 70 VI. Adzma
pSrtign Il ihs parrhate non>y car remain utar
n9rizaz- fof 9os " to ysarl AppiY "a
fa p. ?. ADAMS. Aaet,an>.r.
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A MOTHER DRUG STORE.

MOTHER DRUG STORE.
PALMER & TEACHER,
Pharmacists,
AID DEALERs IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
Toilet articles and Fancy Goods,
No. ,rs FORT STREET.
In anticipation Of the public want of Drug Store
conveniently located where medicines be procured
at all hours have opened pharmacy in the Damon
Block, Hotel street. We carry a large assortment
Of goods peculiar TO our line, which We offer at
VERY Low PRICES.
Our Store Il Kept Open Evenings.
Our stock Of Drugs and Chemicals is complete.
Our line Of Patent Medicines embrace all the popular
remedes-
IAN the New Remedies,
All the Old Reliable Remedies.
We HAVE The LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Toilet Articles
Hair Brushes. Tooth Brushes. Nail, Cloth, Flesh
and Bath Brushes, Dressing Combs, Pocket Combs
Fine and Back Combs, Cosmetics, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Tooth Preparations, Cold Cream, Camphor
lee, Perfumes, Handkerchief Extracts, Colosnes,
Toilet Waters and Vinegars, Sachet Powders, Hand
Mirrors, Nail-cleanins Sets, Smelling Bottles,
Aromi1ers Ra1ors, Strops, Shaving Cups, Brushes
and Soap; Toilet Soaps Of every kind
Ladies Toilet Articles,
Such as Cameline. Dekeys Creme dc Lis, Iaird's
Bloom, hagan's Balm, Gouraud's Oriental Cream,
Lubin's, Saunders, Pozzonis Fellows Calver's,
and host Of other Powders and Rosues, Bando-
line, Beauty Spots etc. fine large Bathing sPonges,
Sponge Baskets, etc
HAVE THE FINEST lor oF
Infants spongss
Ever brOush, to this Kingdom
Infants Dressing Cases, Nursery Powder,
Prepared fulers Earth.
Puhs, Puff Boxes, Castle Soap,
Nipples, Tesihins- Rings,
RaSsss Tahinss Feeding Bottles,
1ayior's Arrow Root,
Soothing Syrup. etc
THE ONLY ooaPLErE STOCK OF
Spectacle and Eys-Glassss
m Tows.
Photographic CAsaicals Of all kinds.
LARGE ASSORTMENT o.
HousEKEEPERs' ARTICLES,
Such as sapolio Else,ro- siHcoa, Silver Soap Clan,
and Diamond Cement, Insect Powder Fly
Paper, Ant Poison, Raj Paste, "Roash on
Rats shss Backing and Dressing, BlAekias
We make specially Of FIAvORISG EXTRACTS
Of our own manuiacturs; Hos Water Bags' Rab-
Der Cushions Msdicins Chests, etc
Our Oeitctous oooe water
oRA~s FsoN rHK sApsAsr FOUNTAIN.
Which surpassss IN elegance everything Of the Kind ever
bsOash, TO these Islands, i iniMaable-
We manufacture SODA WATER and GINGER
ALE, and hsv' the agency for genuine Eastern Appls
Cider.
We DELIVER orr GOODS
To any pan d the city, and ship tbs eshss isnd.
Orders from the eo1nry ~n receive careful astsnson
and be shipped promptly Solieisns the puhiiS pa.
'onAss &c are ssry respectfully,
PALMER & TEACHER.
TxikfhoSx, No. ss7. i3s-u
A xHoS. q. THRuMs FORREST STORE
"a has h<ea received hne 2s-ornsal a BOOKS
fnsn the AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY 10 ~kch
The afisnsiol u Sunday School Lhrafies, reaeh<rs
and hs@ds a f>a,ils<s are iasl<d riI
CACo. IN TINS, fas ale b. Bellies 4 Co
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Valuable Rice Lands at Eva,

Three pisc.s u Re. Land At Watapa, Eva, Oahu,
containing an area u zf4.fono aeT-s a. p>r Royal
Paten; zzJ
One pises q Rice Land waiasa, R-a, Oaha,
containing to-fap arre1.
The above four pieces leased f5r term II years
having ten years louzsr 10 run, at stgo PER year.
One piscs Of Pice Land a; WaiaEz Eva, containing
s7ioo acres per R0yal Patent zf and leased faT
eleven years from February T. fs1J at tTso per year
Two pieres u Land At Waiava, Epa, nav leated,
and occupied ~ AOpa f0r store ctr. for fifteen years
from August, RIA, a, Sizo per year; areas $40 and
f4-ioo acres.
One piece Of Land a Waia~a, Eva, called Ohia /"
and knosn apana IN ROYAL Patent zoo area f.ioo
arss; leased for fourteen years, from April fsst s.s
per year.
Two pieces of Land at waiava, Eva, in Eapaloa,
known as apana ard in Royal Patent al. and
ieed to Hoaan at So per year, With years 70 run
III. title TO the property Is perfect. Il presents a
zo1d opportunity for Investment, Is all under Lease
fOr long terms, the aggregate Il being s.,5 per
annum. ! ill offer the whole properly IN one Ls pro
gidsd Ee have reasonable offer or il may e s,d in
subdivisions, "a described. Terms, cash.
Deeds a; at sypense u parchassrl
r55 z. p. ADAMS Auesione-r.
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IN Ssziion<ry 10 weadlngs. Socizi< B>il. hur
Sann.s. Eli<ftzln<nfs. etc-, stc. <4ntIy h<lnS
,se<iseS And p<,af.aS o<dsrs for s.a< pso1p<y
esa,sd. a. The o4es u N. Psp<. Ne kAaAan~ns
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

A xHoS. O. THRuMs foRr-sT STORE
"A has t<ea received hne 2S-orueal "a BOOKS
fbsn tbs AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY 10 ~kch
the 4ftsnsion u Sunday School Lihr2ries Teach<rs
and hs.i. q f.a..l.<. are .asaIst IlI
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CAco. IN TINS, fs ale sy Bellies I Co
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Orders from the eounry ~i receive careful aitsnsio.
and Be shpped psoupsly. solieisins the pahiiS pa
ron2se nc are ven respectfully,
PALMER TEACHER.
TxlKfnoSx, Ne. ss, i3s-tf
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MoriCE--lhs poser Of attorney TO sign oar 6zm
~ nana< By pro<ur4foa grAaIsd II. R,emsnschn<i-
II, HAcKFELD q co.
HOaoiuil. March IS, 1855 I.-p
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

Al figures LOWER THAN EVER, aaa have ne
aaneast an EXTRA httIagroua sh<rs pshGe can ls-
sure themselves q p<rfert hr bsfor. p1rchaalnx
A Trial 10 Solicited ~
rss4r A. ". MELLIS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

OF the old chiefs and apply them TO others are
guilty Of fraud and theft If there are meles
appropriated to Kamehameha /, it would seem
as if Her Royal Highness Keelikolani were
the one to respond to and claim them now, and
that no one else has any right to do this; and
50 OF meles appropriated to the departed chiefs,
il is for their descendants to respond to and
claim the titles they confer"
Here, again, the hnok0d is off the track.
The last OF the kamehamehas, kamehameha
V, died intestate. 1t is known to all that the
cabinet ministers and the chiefs besought and
urged Kamehameha V, with greed and envy to
designate his heir. kamehameha V posi-
lively refused to appoint keelikolani OF Queen
Emma. No one was designated as heir to his
throne or his estate. Who, then, was heir To
the meles, to the throne and TO the crown
landsp 1t was the one who was elected by the
Legislature. That's it, according To the 2,d
Article Of the Constitution. That settles il. Il
was Lunalilo who was the successor to the
throne in 1873. The meles, the throne and
the crown lands passed to him. AT the death
81 Lunalilo, did he appoint any chief as heir TO
the throneP No. Like kamehameha V,
neither at the time OF his death nor before, did
Lunalilo appoin, an heir lust as the minis
ters urged kamehameha V SO did they urge
Lunallo to appoint an heir, and like him, he
refused. Again, 1t was the Legislature lin this
case that Of 1874 that carried out the provis.
ION Of the ,,d Article OF the Constitution.
There You have it, and kalakaua came 10 the
throne
Now then, Was ii a fraud and theft for
this King to receive tho meles Of the ancient
sovereigns lAimoku) which were conferred
upon him by those who kept these melesf Not
al ALL !, was right for him TO inherit them,
for il is thus intended in the Constitution. And
all OF those who are beating about in opposi.
ton are guilty OF fraud and robbery, including
the Alu9ksa and its set.
As to the chiefly genealogies provided for
BY the act of Legislature Of 1880 and IsS,,
VIC have nothing to say. Let the COM
mittee speak for itself. Our only business As
a newspaper is to expose the falsehoods of the
Aisakaa. That is enough Tor Us, though there
are numerous other minor errors that the An9-
Sea has Published which ii does not become
Us to answer, because they amount to nothing
We have merely undertaken 10 contIoyerr the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-12-13

French wit: Grand thoughts come from
the heart and sometimes from the brain;
bad thoughts come from the stomach
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P A 7 !: n I S


Obtained, and all other business in the u.
S. Patent Office attended to for MODER-
ATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the I. S. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We adj
wise as to patcntabilty free of charge; and
we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE
OBTAIN PATENT
When patent is granted drawing OF
your invention, with claims, your name
and address, will be published in the United
States Patent Office Gazette, n paper OF I'M
mcnse circulation, AND THE ONLY ONE.
THAT PUBLISHES THIS FREE.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div, and to official OF
the U. S. Patent Office. For circular advice.
terms, and references to actual clients III
your own State or county write to
G. A.SNOW IL Co,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, DC.
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49,. -, NN\>epNeNSMS&.Ss.

" tS3 n TFCNNU WiNKNE5o q IiHF NV IN ""
E,ls.SSs harris Remedy Go. Props, st. Aou's.Shos
Asto tho eucctss of your mel cine TINS know whereas
ak mo 1t rs ago weak, loan and soop-shoukieted
81. A. bat no inward force to execute thetn
hose nights were tp mt in tossing and rolling upo1s
ar,nlrss he'd whose days haunted by mslnnchoiy
rsye;s or bighed by binding h. ad4che say wheree9
that was ths Nov nter h9 N'e Q, ,onF mos
weight lis lbs spirits good that whistle In the house
and shout OF DOORS In sight of ali this the SeU SINKS
into nsgniiicanca wish might be able to benefit ew
OF d.iuied young men by recommending your remedy
The original letter from which the above isa"
extraet, and several hundred others tNnfcsSanhis
similar opinions in equally strong terms arc on me
AVID will he shown to any one calling at our oieeS
who shows that his interest in INC matter az. airSos
purely from "A desire to guard against inlpositioh'
HARRIS REMEDY co. MFG CHEMISTS,
I.anrnet and 9th Ste. CT. LOUIS, hio.
To acr:he .cstm.at So. -. 2:,.7 e. t-Fte %:GsaS a
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Worm Weary. anna NretchCdo

expression frequently used by debtated
trying oom they feel 1t is incorrect
presson of the agile and vigorous animals i'll exist
would be cas- weak limp old rag Tor
that the idea of inability to hold ones sell The weary per-
who generally worried, woeu and weched
Sometimes overwok and sometimes of imperfect
smen. The blood the Of who as weak ism
wretchedy condition. needs mpart richness rednes
and strength This tc had by taking Browns IRON BTrERs the
only of connection with gentle and
powerful TIE and the druggist tell the and
how remedy RowNs IRON BTERs has been found in actual
everyday 81
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STAN YER GROUN'.

bob .McGec in Texas Siftings]
Ell We don't want ter git in trouble,
Breth'rin, we mus watch the pints;
Sius'n' let de debbil ben Us double
Break ou' backs an crack gu j'ints.
He sl,o' will glib us mighty shakin',
Once he git us in his han;
He make us smoke like hoecake bakin'--
Mash US fat ez flyin' pan.
De way ter do-lnus buck agn him
Trip him ev'ry way we kin;
Mus sho' him dat we don't bliebe him,
Neider in his 'ceitful grin.
Wen lrap right down an go ter prayin'
Hard's we kin befo' his face--
Yes, plead in yearnes'--don't he playin
'Sid'rins hits or portant ease!
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An English Opinion CT the NOrm0ns.

London Ter graph.
Settled among the deserts which their own
astonishing industry has converted into gar
dsns, and shut ont by the walls Of great
mouna ain ranges from all their neighhors
the Mormon people have developed a spirit of
independence which las latent in it all the
qualities that miscellaneous leader would re-
quirc to kin lie a disastrous confiagration. As
military position, they hold ground which
would require a very costly force of all arms
AMI co operating from at least two sides, TO
SNAKE permanent occupation possible WHILE
if matters came to a head and guer
rilla warfare were the order of the
day tho states would find themselves
engaged in a war Of no trifling di-
mcns:ons. For the Mormons are almost to a
man of hardy habits admirable horscnen
and mountaineers of the true type. The al
tentative of another exodus, however, is
always open to the saints, and, though prob
ably they would rather fight than abandon
their hard won homesteads, it is quite posi-
bic that they might, like the Beers, trek
once more beyond the reach of American
laws-Mexico for instance, is most anxious
to receive them-end allow their beautiful
territory of orchard and garlen to relap.e
into the desert savagery of similar gentle"
experiments in adjoining states. A year or
two would suffice to reduce Utah to its orig
inal wretchcdness of alkafi and sage brush
and no one but the Mormons could ever be
found to devote TO these sterile expanscs the
industry and capital which they have lavshei
upon their land of promise.
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Rules for Running.
Boston Globe.


"Can you give me any directions for run
ning" was asked of well known athlete OF
this city.
"Yes. Keep the head well up, breathe
through nose and not the mouth, keep the
chest out. shoulders thrown back, body
bent forwa'd slightly from the hips, and
elbows ill., TIE trouble with most people is
that they breathe through their mouth and
thus exhaust their wind. If man, ulac-
custolned to running, keeps his mouth shut
in little while be will feel a pressure on his
chest as though weight were placed upon
it, but if he keeps going he will soon breathe
freer, and get what is called second wind,
then he can run as long as his muscle holds
OUT
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be loses 400 peanuts day by people taking
ono as they pass by his corner