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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
Mys. HuBipsOp.

Lettershive b2cn received recently from Mrs.
Hsmpson, the evangelist, who it will be re
membefcd made brief visit here few
months since and was expected to make shor,
stay in this city in September, en- route from
the Colonies 10 San Francisco but ow-
ing to the amount OF work in hand and the
condition OF her voice, it will probably be a
month or two later ere she arrives 20 take up
her engagement here, The following extract
from the Ballarat Courier Of July 10 gives
an insight into the amount and success OF her
iabors there. about a thousand persons aitens
ded Mrs. Hampsons meeting held at the Acad.
envy yesterday afternoon. In consequence OF the
large attendance the balcony will be thrown
open to-day. Mrs. lIampsnn delivered an
Adde'S on praying ani fasting, Ia the
evening large assenblase crowded. the
Alfred liale and another interesting address
followed the one of the afternoon. Il has
bsen suggested. in view Of the Ia,eness OF the
hour at which the inquiry meetings ,ern'in-
ale, that arrangements should be made to
conelnde TIE gatherings at an earler hour.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

The menbers Of the B.thsl Chuch and the
Y. NJ {. a. unite on Thursday esening nexl
10 pablic reception TO Rev. L. {. Oggle and
NJ. Geoge n. Mason at The y, NJ. {. A.
hall The LATTER eomes as general secretary
u the association and the former as pastor d the
Bethel. Both gen,lemsn arrived by the Man.
posi, yesterday. They have been loas looked
ios aud viii b. heartily Welcomed 10 ,hsil re-
,prc,,se helda 81 labor, and, though coming
4mong enliIc strangers, ,hey viii early lsara
the Aloha that viii gse.s ,heln.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
PASSENGERS.
A..

From San frapeiseo per Marposa, Aesn1 i--pr J
Rod .al aride. Mis- MsintSr, Hryl u fai-rA!!4,
r,,l,s. Nss Nichols. ! ysnis. ! & y fl.Ai4td
Rrs GsaAssll \ lliumsr, Miss Dsvtag, Ars n &
t6cid. Jol,h A rlrk AMI spn, ; seii. y Ntyess
c M.sol. Miss 81 i,hanp. In aary leach d
wilma q u go ffl4.l, fisstnaa, Re- 3 g o11.i an|i
uifr R.msuH J I,pess'onr. Mia y tar~sil,
Mia May Nali<ee, " s-u fasso al - stssl.se.
Frsm San Van ", ~ Eta. Aer s. Hrs I.Ansof
Hodge.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

There was fun in the mountains last Sunday,
and it was by no means dry fun. A party Of
young ladies and gentlemen, acluaintances .oi
mine, WHO are fond Of horseback riding, and
who love to catch glimps S Of Cupids world in
iurtive side glanees as their steel prance gaily
along eanhs byways, took trip 10 tn; h;ad
Of P.moa Valley; The day was a glori-
Gus one--in the moraing, but by the time The
party reached that portion OF oAhu's noun
tain isle which brought then nearer to the
sun, abs the sun had gone behind cloud,
and they were welcomed with shower bath
made lille look somewhat as an dread would in
iaro patch. Nothing daun,rd, however, one
Of ihr young cavaliers dhnoanlel, and, after
Two hours vain endsayor managed 10 bald a
fre with the aid OF a dry handkerchief which
he found ssndwiched between two wet love
letters. Whsn the fire blazed brightly, skirts
were dried and 6agers warmed before tn
party started for home, which they reached
about SIX O'Clock. Those who stayed at home,
in spite OF pressing invitations 10 join the
cavalcade, smiled blanlly atthc gay riders and
hoped ,ha, they had enjoyed the Trip, ba, re.
csiyed no answer savu a sad, wst smile.
Iona.
A.,a,,., SO,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

Messrs. Cayenansh and Davies VIII reopen
the Wndsor restaurant ia Crowley & Cos
Old store on King street. in about 20 days,
They are itins up their new paee in most
comfortable style Nix. kohm is at work
dseoHing the ladies private paTlor An ice
cream nallpr viii alsa be opsaei in eonnec-
lioa with the house.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

Nj. T. Rsnsnyi. one Of III, worlds n
NOUS Siolinis,s, arrived on the Marpcsa yes,el'
lsrday IL. will sooa ~ "a engigemea, a,
Masical Han, Which viii gisv those amoagii
Is, who appte:iAie tAa bfasliss Of baih popa.
iar and elassie masis, an Opportunity % Crafty
lhcii taslcs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

lhoiihe, 'rh fot wa'mea.
Australia. fns Chez, lpr san fraHcisIo......
Kilauea HoI, sim Alaiians y ios kahuiui ,.....
.ehua, s,gn fafcnrrp f,T Maui 800. ..,.-. y.
Nci,ie Merrill, s,h. fD' Lsa'aa..
Ketsulrohi. seh. for Han8lei, -....... ......
kiuaa, k,ne. ici Naii sai Hawail....4 ...t..
iuaiani, I'M, Cameron ~ kaui.. .,..........
hiahunkaNai, srh. FOR Kauai t..s...........t...
Iikrllk., sim, Wicslseh, lof Nindward perts....
Aioksu SIN, nciirsgos coz Molokni..... .....
G. r. llishop. ssfF, Ilavis, for Hamakai .......
cs,,asl1, An hssne Cnu,ias Ca san rranci.co f"
Can Ssgsi, .ch Macy iof s. ;. ~ nis......-.."
Marvin, ,et, Tor Panalat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

Doe,or Brodie, who lea Us some weeks ago
iar lhs coast. retained on the MsHposa. as
sompaaiea by his bride. Aloha, Doctor
May the sea d life bsar you a. smoothly 10
happiness and success as has the pac.ac, shl@h
returns you - oabu's shore
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

Rev. D. T. Lyman the dearly beloved mia
s.oassy ~ lli.o, IA. hean N ias osss maasa
AMI !. no. Improving IAN hops Il il IS The
viii Of the Almighty thar his llis may be
spared. ws.,s. a silla correspondent
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
Hawaii, July ash, 1884.

The Royal Hawaiian Band win no, play
ibis afternoon al Emma Square a ,Asy arc
osisssd 20 play o, IA. Barracks. They VIII,
however, give "A extra dae eoarer On Aoa.
day essaing next al 1850 r. ~ canss.sins
na4,'y u nsy pieces As viii b sssn b tbs sol-
loving pFogr-mmsc
.p,fo-a<l i,a. - esaa;fA Ins. ss.,....WSssa,
t-nAta......-.. Dssslil, .s.......r " icSsi.
Nhifls,. 1liEen. .f.,........ hiSrf
E.sAsaa, ihs Lzli ll9.s u Sa.,a,sf asa . kAp4ey
Ssas S. Akaes Lse ailis "a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
lSkelriar LINN ~ lInLct

Freeman commander leaves Honolulu every Thurs.
day, ~ pin. Tor Kappa and Kiauea. Return
ing leaves Naeai everJ Monday at PM. and touch.
,ug at Waianae both avs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

Two sons Of No. ID. B. Peterson arrived
BY the barsen,iae Discovery. Yesterday
Mr. Arthur Pe,sfsoa has bssn f.s some time
practising la~yes in Plymouth, Nasaehns'
e,ts Mr.. Charles Peterson. graduate Of
Amherst, has recently ggsiaa,ea from a New
York medical sehoal, holding a liceaes TO
practice in New yoss City. Both yoapg
gertensen contemplate maAias shsss islaais
Ns.t llslts gssllsaes.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

rar san Ffnrris.o 80 ,onra.io A,,riu s~iss1
gass. .rS.t and 40 tags tps, Doaeiiic s.l1e.
Slf ~ 14
iaf s5n,h g. lslend. ,er f;ea Sslate, An.aa -
,,s 2. s. & , s '' f.s. =, ,,.'t. ..t -
pst. ffts a.
~ saa fl4rcissa ~ Aisnlsis, Assps T. ,s.s,S
psA sugar; ~ - h'iss rs tq.t -. a'f sh.er
eaas, tags p.fasoes, q, ci3.fsliss Is bst Arsel
issssS 81 hss rosse - ptek saniIir., ~ Z, ctfs
GiJ<fai, bo.aeAie Wis s'zhsstes. fcls<s
.s.ts,so
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

Madams Cora ~nl give al Nasical Ian his
ahesaeon a, half past one m.Siass ior child.
ssn--who viii DC adsais,ed a, half siee. The
madam viii perform this sssaiag aud wS!l de-
sssses f4.i hos.e.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
SHIPPING.
hrr'yalg,

Lehna. s,m Lprcnssn lom Maui....,......,,... Aug
hiaaea lou, ssm Scars irnui kaluni..........
lin IA, siIa, King ln Maui and iawsii.........." .
iNilin ssu Cameron from ka,iai 4,..,..,s >
Australia Bat Ghcst, nom Ccicnss.........
ftainl, Ssh rom iaaubau. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
NaimaIu. ssh, ircm kolna ...4,..,.......... a
tiitiks siu Neshach I'm Maui and IiaNan 100 "
G. K. Bishop stin DAVIS FROM Hanshua.. ....."
hi'a, An hkfie, iiowe im San Francisco 5000. D
James Makee, SIM, freeman i-om kagai t.......
harig1.a, An 5 Hayward from san flaa- i.eo
Planter, sim, liatss irom Nona and kaa. ,......
N,ue merrill sch from l.aha IA, ..,...,....... &
Nafy Foster, sch from Kauai. ....,............ 8
r, &, +, ., so,. !, + IS (.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

The public IS on the tip-toc Of expectation
as to the game which takes place today be-
tween the big II boys and the Oceanies. II
the Oceanics win, the championship passes to
them; but il the Honolulu's reach the apex OF
their expectation the clubs must play another
game 10 de ,ide the fray. The opinions on to-
days game are as thick as bees in a lotus
flower; | have one myself but being only a
poor scribe who dares tell truthful public
nothing but trulh-why, have nothing 10 say
until the game is over and the ball tossed
home.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

The u cnrf .ieis cleared from san Francisco far
hoaaldH 10 the 1afh.
The Bh.ish bark Catalina sailed FROM Honstonx
fr Tbs r9H iun. 9th ard the Anerieiu bark Ceyon
ioHows1 July tst.
The kallkapa gtriyei over II San Francisco iuly
~ .h. ss DAVIS from ths port, the Emns Ci1adias on
ths srb e. days frum liiio, and the Rosario the
ailli ~ lays hari kahuiul
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
Gtcn,,,nr q. u. nisnnn-

Davis, commander leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at fst for kuknihac, tioaokaa, and P.,.uhan. Re.
turning arrives AZ IL jnoluu every Sunday morning.
a. OFFICE Of the Company. foot Of kiaues
Street. near the N. S. S. Wharf 1zt-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
noae,io, Ausa.,t,isst


Tho interest fct 90 base ball throughout
the season does not seem to alalc as IL draws
to a close The game Of last Saturday, BE-.
tween the 0elsric,s and tic Married Mon
was witnessed by a large and enthusiastic
crowd. Notwithstanding it was nat a cham
pioaship game and WIS in many respects
u7ndssedp,, il was So well rmpired By
Whitney Of The Hln7'llus that interest di5
no; ni1 through dislppo inment in decisions.
The day was a dns oae, and consequently
the boys did not have TO overcome the iu-
clemences " the weather as on the previous
Saturday,. The mines seemed to be in ijus
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
Coain3ERCIAL.

lloEoLuLu, August, o. ro9,
The week past has been gwen over 70 the auction et
so far business activity IS coacerned. but it IS
plainly evident they too tcc the eocts Of the du
ness prevailing. On Saturday last NJ. Adam, invited
the attention u he public sale o! several parcels Of
the Hart Brothers restaurant properties, but people
buying reatalgauts lively Ia, week, eonss-
quentiy, the ilite Ice Cream parlors brought but
s. zoo AID the Hiue House Coffee Sal5on but S5o5
The Aston House had TO be divided this week. Mir
George Raupp OF the Gerlnana Market bought the
ease lot $50 subject a monthly rental OF $500.
The leases Of crown lands in Hio, Hawai-, brought
air figures white the leases Of rice aud gar lands OF
the bankrupt estate Of L. Asg, brought $I,7ss only.
Aiessr,. Lyons Lavey also held an extensive as
sGnets sue Of rice plantation pro- cg,ics Saturday
asst at which somebody Obtained bargain at Sto,zso.
OF Shipping have butiitte to reeJni sor the week
The Au,ttia from the Colonies and Ella and Mariposa
from San Francisco, have been all that has relieved
tbe monotony, If except the departures, which
have been as few.
During the coming weeks there will be several
changes Of base Ly anurbsr OF business firms. We
earn that Mr. Z. Cmha his purchased the windsJr
Restaurant premises for the OF 500. Messrs.
Lavanagh and Davies viii 10 the stand lately oo.
lupied by Crowley Is Co. Charles Hammer will take
his saddIery and harness stock to the Windsor
stand aud Charles j. Fis',e proposes TO occupy Mr..
hainmers corner branch ofhis Fashion Emporium.
The hate Aston House VII be oecuped BY Char.es
MeCary, billiards George Raupp, mat market: and
the third division as je~slry slose.
The Ma,iposa came to hcr doe, at p 81 yesterday,
bringing fair freight and passenger is aad dates tp
the Ist instant.
By the arrival of the Ella on Wednesday the follow
=. !. -.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09

1t is hiuted that the Oceanies were some
what disappointed at the result Of the score,
IS they had anticipated keeping the married.
men down to one or two runs but this hope,
il such there were, became thing Of the pas.
before the second inning was over, for the
Bcnedicts made -four runs through errors on
the part Of Oceanics, and were smiling ut their
prospect Of a baker, dozen. But alas in tn
following seven innings the O5eanics suuf:d
out this hope as II had beea a rushlight and
the Benedicts only added one run to their score
in the sixth inning. Daring the first two
innings Wall pitched wild, but soon came
down to his former accuracy and curved the
married men out in the most aggrayatnf
manner. Wall pitched ont mfn FOR the
Oeeanics, and Parker for the Banedicts
Tie Oceanics took q bases on balls and tho
married men bases. Woodhonse caught 4
men out on fouls and on strikes and closed
the game with errors on his part. Scot
caught men out on strikes and made Ic
errors. E. Jones made a fine play iu the Stt
inning by catching in his LETT hand fly battec
by Fisher to the right field. My friend Spen
Ger did his usual good work in cutting shos
the career of the ambitions Ay, and was full!
cqusled by Fisher on grid base. La the secont
inning L. Jones made home run and wa
followed by B. Baldwin in the seventh inning
with another. When the game closed TIN
score stood IS runs for the Oeelnics and 70
the married men. This is probably the los
game the married men will play this season
but they want it distinctly understood tina
they possess the grit and hold the firm belle
that next year they will be able to make tn
young 'uns, stand aside.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
Merchant vessels Now in Port.

borE, Penhaow ,....4,..,....,..Am bk
tAihARsN, Hubbard. Observation-Disclosures, b
lllscoNrFy, Perrimau.. Am bitne
ELLA, howe hkine
MAhirosN, Hayward. ..-..'..'t.,..s...,..A Am s
Vessels Expeetai from Foreign Forts.
Livgero9,, h't bk VASuNA~.....,,,..,...l Ingram
Due Sept 1890
DaG.sN, iia~ bk K DisHor. ;c,..,.. :. Walters
Due August Io-IS, HaCklei \ Co, Agents.
SYDNsY Brit ZEAiAEpfA. ................. Weber
Due Aug. -. Hacked q Co., Agents
NEWCASTLE. n 5 w, An ship h DoRADo. -
Sided July 60, Agents
SAN FRAhCtsco, AN 5 CRY OF SYDNEY. Dearborn
Due Aug 10 Huctfeld {; Co., Agents.
LIvKsPooL, Brit bk OrHgLtA, ........... ---------
70 sail jane 1, I. ii. DAVIS ~ o., Agents.
JuLUfr, Am. bg,ne HAzAgp.... ...,........ Iieney
Due IA all October. a. 4. Cooke, Agent.
HoNGKotlC, Am b CEyLoN .....,.4........ llarstow
Non Dun. &. Brewer & Co., A gents
BusrOg. Am ok MARrHA DAVIS ...,,..... !. Benson
Sailed jane 70. &. lirewer 4 Co.. Agents
NHw NoES, Ger bk ITALIA ,,.....,...,, Tnorabohu
Ssilcd Iuns g. lasue 4 Copks, Agents.
san FsANcisco, Am bsns DisGosK Ky. g.. Pcnimau
Now Due. iiaotleld Co, Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Am s :. ALAMEDA ......,. Morse
Das August "a, Irwin q %. Agents.
HuManLpT, An tern tvA....,.,..........---- -----
nue August Levers q Cooke, Agents
l.oNDYN WA hkngiRt, French : HoRprAu N. ------
Due August -. O. W aiaelarlane q CO, AGENTS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30
NitrO.Glycerine Bombs.

The nitro-glycerine bomb is recent
addition TO destructive projectiles, its
sorviceableness In reducing cntrench-
ments being, it is claimed, unexcelled
Units construction heavy conical shell
is first cast and so arranged that one
end Is much heavier than the other,
one end being also closed with tightly
fitting cap, screwed on after charging.
The interior of the shell is divided into
three compartments, each separated by
a heavy plate glass cap; the division
furthest from the open end is filled with
sulphuric acid, the next with glycerine,
and the outer one with nitric acid
these three elements being the compo-
nent parts of nitro-glycerine. A small
opening through the center of the cap
fitting the open end of the projectile
admits steel rod, to each end of which
is firmly attached small circular piece
of metal, the inner end resting against
the first glass cap; the outer cap is then
screwed on, and the proiectile is ready
for service. According to the principle
of gravitation, the heavy end naturally
strikes the ground first, tho steel rod is
driven through the plate glass partitions,
the chemicals are mingled, and nitro
glycerine discharge takes place. Utica
Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30
Bones on the Farm.

A solution of potash will reduce bone
TO q fine condition and make il availa.
bic for plant TODD. Most farmers will
use wood for fuel and the ashes from
the fifteen or twenty cords used in
year, if saved, would reduce all the
bones ordinarily within reach of the
farmer. The old-fashioned leach that
used to stand ut almost every farmers
back door for soap-making, was
cool contrivance for reducing the
bones. But any tight, strong cask OF
box will answer quite as well for this
purpose. Water poured upon the ashes
makes I've, or solution of potash,
strong enough to decompose the bones.
The casks should stand under cover so
that the quantity of water applied &c
tho bone and ashes may be under con-
troll. The time il will take to reduce
the bone to powder will depend upor
the amount Of potash in the ashes and
attention bestowed upon the process. II
is essential that the ashes and bone
should be closely packed in the mass,
and that they be kept in moist state,
adding water as it cvaporatcs from the
surface. The finer the bone before il
Is packed in the ashes the sooner
will it be reduced. The process can be
FASTENED by putting into the mass few
pounds of common potash. But this Is
only necessary to save tine. Ashes
from hickory, or any Of the hard woods,
contain sufficient potash to decompose
the bone. When the mass is soft enough
to break down with spade or shovel,
il can be mixed with land plaster, dried
peat, or loan, TO make it convenient
for handling. II is concentrated fer.
tilizer, to be used with discretion in the
hill, or applied as a top-dressing to
growing crops i'm the garden or field.
We are quite sure that any one who
uses this preparation of bone and wood
ashes, and secs the vigorous push it
gives to garden and other crops, will be
likely TO continue IL. But many farmers
near ea-ports and railroad station :, use
coal mainly for fuel. and will have TO
resort to hand or horse-mill TO nc up
the waste bones. Small mills are cx-
tcnsively used by poultry men for crush
ing oyster shells as well as bone, and
the machinery can be adjusted to break
the bone cosrsely for hen feed. The
oil and gelatinc of the bones have an
alimcntnry value, and, turned into eggs,
pay much better than when used rs a
fertilizer for. the soil. Nm. car ia
American Agricalturisi.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TOO LATE.

What silenoes we keep year afior year,
with those who are most near "a us and dear;
We live bcsldc each other day 10y day,
And speak of myriad things, hut seldom say
The full, sweet word that lies Just In our
reach,
Beneath the commonplace OF common speech.
Then out of sight and out OF reach they go
These close familiar fricnis, who loved us so,
Aud, sitting In the shallow they have lott
Alone, with loneliness, aud SORE horcft.
We think with vain regret OF some fond word.
That onco we might have said aud they have
heard.
For weak and poor the love that W. csrrcsse.l
Now seems beside the vast. sweet uncN pressed,
And slight the deeds we did TO thoSo uudonc,
And small the service spent, to treasure won,
Aud undescrycd tho praise, for WORT n,id deed
That should have ovcrilowcd the aimrlc mood
This is the cruel cross of life, Go hc
FULL visioncd only When the ministry
OF death has been tulhilcd, aud In the place
OF some dear presence ~ but ompty space,
What rccolcctcd services can then
Give consolation Tor the mlDht hare bceh,
--Noru RrTn "a ". Y. Independents
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30
Couldn't Stand the Remedy.

A misery, unkempt old man, who
had been sick for some time, called on
doctor, and after telling his symptoms
asked what he should do.
."Well, sir, you must take cold bath
every morning"
what, wash all over every davP"
"Yes."
''Will die if l don't do itP"
"You certainly will"
"Well, doctor, amt able 10 walk
down town; will you 60 and get a
preacher and an undertakenP I'll go
home and get ready to see them. You
may send your bill TO my administrator
and he will settle 1t after I'm gone
Good day. "-Boston Post.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

Giovanni Cell, an italian at New
York, married dark-eyed daughter of
his native land the other afternoon, and
hanged himself before night, saying he
had intended for two years past to kill
himself, and thought this was good
time TO do IN y. Sun.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

Bad drainage causes sickness, bad
blood and improper action of the
liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

Can you give me ten cents for a
drink" asked a seedy looking chap
Of reporter. Certainly" replied
the reporter, bring in your drink
Elk.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

A doctor, writing TO . New York
paper deprccates the publishing by the
press of cases of hydrophobia, as, he
said, in nine cases out of ten the fear Of
the disease brought IL on.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

A woman can't be- hero. The
nearest she can come to il is to prac-
tice with the oars and become she
row.--Ex. 2'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

A wholesale tobacco dealer In New
York City claims that cigarette smoking
is dying out, and that l4,000,0 900 less
cigarettes were sold in 1883 than 10
1S62.-M Y. Times.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

Josh Billings believes every to-mor-
row has two handles. There Is no hold
on yesterday. --Ne,c Orleans Picayane.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

1t is understood that this sea on
the Concord School of Philosophy will
issue pamphlets bearing such titles rs
will make them read oven by the young.
aud In spite of the absGuse subjects
discussed. To catch the restless eye of
the youthful lover of yellow literature,
these new works will probably be en-.
titled Patsy. the Pretty Protoplasm,
or MAD Mike. the Avenging Molecule
Of Massachusetts,, or "Bully Bill, the
Bacteria. "--Httsbargh Chronicle 7cic-
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-30

that one OF them was hanging by q
shred of bark shaking with the breeze,
a the nail had not penetrated to the
wood of the tree, thus proving again
the total depravity of inanimate things
would not succumb. All my pride
and stubbornness was now aroused.
/ had ceased to regard the placing of
those boxes on the tree rs OF the first
Importance. This with me had been
superseded by the desire of winning in
this game or contest with my splendid
but stubborn oak. | rc-erected the
ladder, refastencd the box, and then
waited To see what new ugliness on the
oaks part would come. But mono
came. l had conquered.
During the week several house hunt
ing birds have Inspected these apart
ments. They seem dillicultto suit, and
make no choice.
thought when commenced writing
this story there was a moral concealed
in IL somewhere or hanging To it, skirts.
Now that have finished il can't find
any. deem il more kind and con
siderate 10 leave the reader TO find his
or her own moral aud apply IL where il
is needed have in the past too much
erred in going round slapping moral
mustard plasters on peoples skins no.
gardless whether they wanted them or
not.-Prcn,ice lluyorri, ia ". Y
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