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b,rne industries in a measure the full extent Of
ire benefits Of which have been felt in every drec-
/ tiun and re trust may continue to bless TINS
country.
| The average amount Of the invoice value of i'm
/ portation Of goods from the United States OF
America for the i've years preceding the Treaty
lsTl-ls75l was SS, ISL while that of leoS reached
the large figure of S3.S92,24. At the same time
the export Of sugar has increased from y ss tons
of S2GOO each in 1877 the first year Of the treaty,
to 81 03 tons in 1888, and will be further exceeded
this year These figures show the reciprocal bene-
fits TO both countries, although 1t may be con-
tended with some Justice that from this standpoint
alone the islands have the better part OF the bar-
gain. We do not propose 10 discuss here the pom
teal considerations which strongly favor recpro-
cal relations with the United States OF America
and probably more than offset the difference in
figures against these islands.
Many and violent efforts have been made with
the intent Of abrogating the treaty, and most OF
them were based on the grossest nisrepresehta
tiou of facts and on ISLANDERS Of this country Its
institutions and its people.
This committee,dees not deem it necessary here
TO call to mind the stories told Of slavery OF
fraudulent manipulatiOns of foreign sugars, OF
unlimited extent of cultivable sugar lands and OF
the unlimited quantity Of sugar 10 be manufac-
tured here in the future TO the detriment OF the
sugar producing states of the United states OF
America. All these misstatemeuts have been sue
cessfully and substantially refuted and can hardly
ever again serve weghty argument before
Committee of the Sonata or Of the House OF he
representatives. Of the United States Of America in
favor Of the abrogation Of the Reciprocity Treaty
with these islands. Still We should continue care
fully to watch interests and use all le1t-
mate means in our reach TO maintain our treaty
relations with the United States of America. so
far this has been faithfully accomplished by the
iudicious and intelligent efforts OF the Hawaiian
Minister Resident of Washington of DIR. J. Mott
Smith, H. s. Spalding. and q few others, and 70
them due appreciation and thanks should be
accorded.
Now more than ever, while sugar prices are low
and likely TO remain for length of time, Is the
Reciprocity Treaty Of great value 10 the sugar
manufacturing interests Of this country in partio
ular and this Cnmmittee beg to close their report
by expressing the hope that nothing may happen
and that nothing may be done by which the per
manence of tho Reciprocity Treaty with the U. y
of America may be disturbed.
Respectfully submitted,
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Rg authority.
GOVERNMENT LOAN ,

UETNEIWENT Of TTNNNIL,
IIUSoLULu, Aug 18th, 1sss.
Notice BE- hereby given that applications for any,
portion Of the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN ny to
$500, will nov he received at the Treasury the
rate orutcrcst fixed at 49, Six per cent per
payable -rmi annually and the Gond- are exempt from
all Government Taxes Whatsoever.
JNO VI. KAPENN,
1910 Minister Of Finance.
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NOTICE :

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
N that neither The N.sut- nor The Captain NJ The
Germau BARR T.. u BISHOP" will De responsible
Tor any debt contracted by the of id Bark dur
Ing her stny In this port. 70. iiAckFELp a co.
A-rut-
fpss IL II WDITEUs N.-fgr
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NOTIIE

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM
~ this Kingdom. Mn MARSHAL " TAYLOR will
net Tor me IN an natter. NJ business under foil power
of attorney. g. g. ANDREWS
MaLav4U. Mani eth
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AdminislraLnr'. Nntirr.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
~ that The undersigned hf- been appointed Admin
stfltar n me- Estate " David Ne ffnrr IT, late n
Honolulu dscrHsed w crriitur- N sid E-fffr
notified ~ DE- fh-ir rifuI- duiF hHfhsntrsfeh. and
With The proper guuchsr " irT eri-. with The said
dmiHi.frlt'f. n HE once - longluiu 1ithin sir
months from dsff. W. ". NALL
Admnf-trit7r E-tiis David MeCffiney. ~.
uet -th f-zf inn
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Liver coughs often taken for consumption are
cured almost instantly with Hop Bitters. Find
advertisement.
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PATENT NOTICE.

WHEREAS \ PATENT WAS Is
w .uel 10 Kins.bury " Jarvis. On the yth Jam
Try the Minister Of the Interior under m. laws
lfthi- Kingdom. Tor Gas and Cane Tri'h Concerning
furnace this B. 70 al psruus Hgan-t infrinz
ucnt II The sid Patent.
C. BREWER & COMPANY.
Agents u the JAWS FufnaeeC Co
FER J. %. CsHTEE. =cc'v.
mlnnlnln. Fehrn.rE j. ls-s. 10
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Administrator Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
il hrrn appointed Administrator n the Esiafn n
Rev " y Alexander late u Wfluku. Mari, dece1-cd.
noihrs a persuns htvins claims Hgainst aid estate
present the fh ti- propsf vouehsfs sttarhsd
Fittlp mouths frum date ur thry VIII b. fsr-vrr
barred and 80 psfs1ns owing sad estate rtqursted
10 make Immediate p1ynirnf n ,. v. ALEXANDER
Administrator WITH the VIII ANNEXED ~ iter ". p.
usjLg w+,i ~ an t--t fgn In,
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I. A. ScHAEFER
Z. p. ADAMS,
II. W. MIST.

This report was received and placed on file.
The tommittee ON Machinery mr.. W. E. RowGll)
asked for further time which request was granted.
On Legislation, Mr.. W. X. Castle. in whose care
the making up Of report had been placed was
absent, therefore no report.
The Committee ON Transportation was also
unrepresented by report, the chairman being at
San Francisco, and no other one of the com
mittee having taken the matter in hand.
A desultOTy discussion ensued relative TO the
items which should be placed under the head of
Transportation" partaken in by the President
W. y. Smith, L. A. SchRefer. A. $. Hartweli, X.
Halstead, the result of which being motion 10
the effect that Mr. Baldwin, the chairman Of the
committee was requested to prepare his report for
publication in the Planters Monthly.
At 30 the meeting adjourned until 10 a. IN On
the list.
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PIANO TUITION


m. PORFESSOR KISSLER Is
E-A prepared 10 take Pupils for the Piano.
re- TERMS ONE DOLLAR PER
LESSON Apply 1t
ip1 I'm I2O King ST.
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Rev. A. 5. Houston resigned the pastoraie of the
Foreign Church, kohRla, Oct. II.
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d. NJ. Sanford, the deputy sheriff of Hamskua,
is reported rs having lost his official head.
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DIED.
HONOLULU STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
Session. Wednesday,, Oct. 18th. 1853.

BIsHOP-In this city, on the 18th inst BERNIcr
rAuAm BIsHnr aged 5s years mUnths and = days.
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WANTED !

ITO LETOR PURCHASE, \ SMALL
l. Cottage 10 plst-ant part Of the town.
CO Address L.,
Once tIsHAItsy GsEErrU.
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Heavy rain last week and many colds in con-
sequence. The 'idconstal boob" was often re-
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A water pipe burst in Nuuanu Valley on Satur-
day last, and no attention had been paid to it on
Monday forenoon. Query, how much water leaks
out Of our pipes, probably considerable quantity
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The Board Of Health representatives are eI-
aiming the school children.
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The spire Of the Kaumakapili Church, when in
position. will be the most elevated point in the city
overlapping the bell tower and other lofty pima
clio
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A dividend of one dollar and fifty cents pr share
has been declared by the directors Of tine Wood
lawn Dairy Co; payable to stockholders October
18th
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7. c. Thrurn: secretary Mr.. j. shaw; treasurer
NJ William fTarE
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
Octl5-Am bktne Discovery, Perriman. from 5 Fran
ls-Am hk Pacific slope, Barns, I'm Scvcastle,Nsw
Sailed.
Octl5-O : Msuposa, hayward for san Francisco
lf-Br hk Forest Queen, Nelson for Port Townsend
Vessels in Port.
Am ship Eldorado. Humphrey
Ger BIZ Z Bishop, Notcrs
" stmr Bordeaux, Phillpot
Fl brig Tawera. la Gucn
Am bktnc Claus Sprcckcls Drew
Am bk Emerald. Cater
Am BIZ Caibarien. Hubbard
Haw brig Hazard. Tierncy
Br bk Ophelia, Moddrrl
Am hk Nicholas Thayer Crosby
Rr bk Naruuu, Ingram
Am hktue Discovery, Pcrriman
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NnTIIE-
NOTICE :

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i The ONOMEA SUGAR CO. viii D. held ~ M
once o. C. Brewer a Co, OF WEDNESDAY. Nofrn-
her 1.fh f-sf az 10 o'elo-k a. n
J. y. CARTER
ssety. pro ten. Uugrnea sugar g. -
Honolulu, Oct. iiih, issl iJu
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The afterRlow was very noticeable on the even.
inc of the 1atb ms,
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meeting then adjourned until2 p. ~.

Meeting was called to order shortly after p. m.
The afternoon was occupied with the reading of n
paper ON Forestry, and after discussion q vote of
thank. was tCnderel 10 Mr.. JAEGER.
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The third annual meeting Of the Planters
Labor and Supply Co was convened in this city
on the Goth inst, aud at this writing is still in
piOrrpss
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Balance on hand, April let
Custom House Rcccipts....

COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS or rnE HNwAuNS TREASURY /
ron 6 MONTHS ESDiSG sErT. ~, 1SsiissJ.
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NOTICE /!

Observation-Disclosures
their Entire -tp,k aud trade and good Will 81 their
business Ia the HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MNNUFAC-
TURING COMPANY TO take effect from and after
October LIT. Isl
Az accounts against the arm NJ WHITMAN &
WRIGHT will he --ttlod by j. A. PALMER aud uil
persons OWN. aid lm arc respectfully requested 10
pay the to D. \. PALMER. SO. Cuupb.lTs
block. isizucdr WHITMAN & WRIGHT
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Tho usual Gospel Temperance meeting was held
at the Bethel vestry, the evening Of the 18th
inst, and. notwithstanding the rain, was we'll at
tended. The services were Of an interesting
character
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That Indigestion or stomach gas at night pre-
vents rest and sleep, will disappear by using Hop
Bitters Read advertisement.
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LOST I
Notice TO Stock.hoIders.
NoIIOI
To Whom it May Concern!

A LII ACCOUNTS OWING TO THE
n undersigned for the Q1trisr Ending Inur nh,
m u not pgid b. October 10Th viii b. pisced To- The
HANDS OF 4 COLLECTOR HENRY NAY q Co
IInrnLlIn- snnL II LII Iu-I Il
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The Supreme Court is draped in mourning ont
Of respect 10 the late Mrs. {. II. Bishop. The
mourning emblems will be kept mp till Nov. 2nd.
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Nrw Embellishments.
NOTIL,E

NOTICE!
fNHE BUSINESS HITHERTO CON
L Quoted under the firm and style ot HENRY MAY
a CO., viii be continued by :hc undCr-ned under the
same business name. TOM NAY
UoUoIuIu 18th trrt ISL TWtf d
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There was Gospel Praise service at the Y. NJ.
"A rooms on Sunday evening. The meeting vas
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The following amounts of coin were shipped per
Mu,5pos1 last week W. G. Irwin & Co, 400 sacks,
$4,000; c. Il. Bishop & Co, one sack, Sc 1880:
Wells, Fargo Co, one sack, $780, Total,
S2g} s51.T
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The Court will 90 into mourning till November
2nd.
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The Kawniahao Church members passed resolu-
tions last Sunday expressing their deep regret at
the death Of the late Mrs C. r. Bishop. A copy
Of the resolutions will be presented TO the Hon.
G Y RishoD
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ISLAND LOCALS,

ABOUT Town.
New moon last Saturday
Planters are plentiful in town AT present
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Punahou College, the Preparatory School, and
st. Adams College were closed last FRIDAY ont Of
respect to the late Mrs c. r. Bishop.
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EXPORTS
PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per Marip0sa. Oct I5-Car-o Of
sugar, rice, bananas, etc, valued at sasi.sfl.sl.
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The usual monthly social Of members OF the
Bethel church was held in the vestry on the even
ing of the 18th inst. most enjoyable time was
had by those present the exercises being varied
and Interesting and the refreshments Of an appreci-
able character 4 meeting of members Of the Union
being called. after the adjournment OF the social
hour, business relating to the election oil new
officers was proceeded with, with following tesulL
president, Rev. L. c. Oggle; vioe-presideut' Mrs
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Hack drivers occasionally become very imperti-
nent and attempt to make Overcharges. One of
our citizens was abused the other day because he
would not pay - cents for being driven from the
bank TO the Government Buildings.
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5i.ii, 90
a. mn 81 L
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The recent heavy surf, caused by the southerly
gale or kona, has been distinctly heard mp the
,-,tt,,- t. , ,,,,I.
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W. g. Irwin Esq has bought block of the
Chulan Estate which he has settled on his sister.
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During the absence of Mr.J. W. PHuger from the
Kingdom, Mr.. H. W. Schmidt will act for him IS
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The newly-appoiuted Sheriff of Hawaii has also
received appointments as, Agent to take Acknowl-
edgments 10 Labor Contracts, and Commissioner
of Deeds, Hon. Samuel Parker is reported 20 be
the bondsnau
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Messrs. Irwin & Co. forwarded per MariPosa the
sum of S2aO,OoO in debased coin. Gold will be re-
ceived by the return trip Of the Mgripo.u.
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Mr.. L. Severance has resigned his position as
Sheriff of Hawaii, and Mr.. J. Lot KaulukOu has
been appointed to fill the vacancy. The new in
cumbent went forward per steamer h0aE' 10 as
sumo the duties of the office.
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,,r. rilac.n rrus, n,.,n.y

Mr.. TilIqn haD paid That llu couldn't
think Of It ani HtFn't atla 10 sCn to II, but
.ihu Ti!Icn bognlois - On NithiieF boom
irg, II w may rrtt;, solEC Information
which COM lou Democratic sources, the
TiIden Literary or TihctinrGop Bureau
has been iemotciei dn'l sdrItd once more
in full operation. a Democratic editor Is
q ,o.ed a slyins that tho able articl,s are
sat TO him and aaiA i9s a!.er Publication,
AL ha DOESN'T cG:o how ious the Biresu
k rpg up the pfttsuEo ca hia caiurlFs.
Tue revival Of tho N.gc9mp9op EntAn
isCxrIniCed On tie eround TIA! NJ. TildeB
has received tod P;esl4eHt. This 10 very
nobln Of Mr.. Tr!&tr, il it Is tue, and IT
wCull pl.Cc under great obligations 10 him
flo gecoad nan on thu Iiri;e', provided tbs
ticket pulled ihroaEh. In this 7iuw the
aegond place on tus ticket bscomsa very
inviting to geatiemen who would csnaen!
;veerve their c,unIry 1T ito lead but don't
relish being shtlved in cFicc Presidents
chair.
80: Tls! i Mr. Tilicn wers 'te cAAngs
his mind and prefer tc die nc az ex'PEeh.
deaf? It Is very hard 10 ray what DISCO
Bit:oa Mr.. Tilteu may tl!irL WI 10 make
oihirpscl!, Not lonR since yobus. visitors.
Grsmerey ps.k, cytIlloxirS with enthu-
siapm, said ho wished no could impa1t 10
MIR. Ti!dcn hiu oTn czubcrant vitality.
"Yc;," said Mr.. T!Iden, cycing the visitor
with k!D bad or mockiDg eye, "that is
what brother Henry used to Say, aud we
buried him three months ago."
Whatever nay 10 Mr.. 1ilden's ultimate
purpose, 60 long ny his Sincompoop Bureau
will pay promptly for tho publication Of
liable a:ic!es" no will not lick newspapers
ios:And by him. .e.-g.-g
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/ CHEAP bU,'rE9
Very Low and Upprofi'able Pficssin the
; Chicago Mar kei. ~ i

Chicago TinNs, i gi& 3 Nh ~
During the present week butter III large
lots has sold In this market At prices rang.
ing all the way from 10 80 cents per
pound. For no other article Eent TO mar
ket dots the price vary 80 greatly. This
shows that no other article varies 30 much
in quality. Certain persons may find, It
Necessary TO uBe III their families butler
that brings the maker. but {. cents per
pound. II this 10 the case, they are bene.
lifted by having very cheap butter in the
market. There Is no economy, however.
in converting milk into butter 10 cell at 7
cents per pound. The milk would be
worth more to feed to pigs or 10 use In
raising young animals intended 10 produce
beef. 1t would bring a better return II It
was converted into sweet curd and feed 10
fowls or fish. II butter brings cents per
pound, no money 10 realized for tho milk
from which |. IL made. The cost Of draw.
Ing the milk, setting 1t, taking off the cream,
churnirg 1t, ard working and packing The
product. at the present rats OF wages would
amount 10 fully Fix Cents per pound. 1t is
true that milk Is handled, cream raised,
and butter churpcd aud packed in n fac.
tory much cheapnr than that, but tho faci.
Titles Tor conducting each operation are the
best in every respect The milk Ia placed
In large watts or cans, which arc kept cool
by the employment Of water, the labor Of
removing the cream by means Of skim.
lner Is obviatod, tho churnlng Is perform
ed by tho aid Of Steam power, and The
working Is accomplished without the direc'
upc OF tho hands. The very cheap butter
that comes to the market Is made In the
NEST expensive manner. The milk is sol
10 shallow tin pans, the cream is taken Of
with a skinner, and the butter Is made II
a hand churn aud worked In the same man
ner that bread Is kneaded. * .sr1rGE
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what Killed NcnSy eIny.

lIElW3CLt -'ENp'JUWHU'.
''Do you know wha. killed Henry Clay?"
my genial Kentucky stosy.teller asked me
the other day. 1T not, will tell you. He
died OF q brgken heart, not because be lost
tho presidency, but his soD. Henry Clay,
Jr., WIS lis fathers idol. He VITA sent 10
IVES. Point, whsrs he graduated second in
his class. Ate. foar months in the army
he resigned, and began practising Law in
Lexington, living with h;s father Mt Ash-
land. Not young man i'd Kentucky
promised batter things thIn he did. When
the Mexican war broke out he was deter.
mined 10 60. His father made no objec-
ton, and he went out as lieutenant-col-
onel oil the Fist Kentucky regiment. At tho
butte 0; E.ona F!eta, Santa Anna, with 80,
0G0lroops, uesr'y overwhelmed Gen. Taylor,
with about oro-eightn tha. number. Clay
Tough. hard, bnt al his regiment IVES fall
irg back shot vaat through both legs.
He Waa rot MORALLY wounded, and three
III sn picked him up TO convey him or the
field. IT SODA bscams evident that the
Mexic4nn would oyer;ake them. Save
yourselves, bois, he said, aud taking the
pistol which his father had given him he
handed i. 10 one OF the men with The words,
Take this and return it to my father. Tell
him [ have no further uss for it, With
that they dropped hin, and ran alter tho
.etreating troops. The las: they cav OF
Clay he Was lying OIL bis back, fighting
sqval Of Mexicans with his sword. Next
morning his body wes found, hacked 10
pieces and mutilated by the towards who
killed him. The pistol came to his father,
then Senator, and though he lived sew
eral years after, I nm convinced that be
died from the blow"
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skEskpaaT BUDGET.

Josh Billings says: Next 10 clear
Conscience loi s,lid comfort Gums III Old
shu."
Tho Canadian weather bureau will alix
wtatEer signals 10 tie railway trains tot
the neneft oil !arGer4. F.....s.
y New York sculptor has Just finished
laigr a!I,re representing Slumber. "a 20.
l:ceuan on duty Tsa his model.
Michigan lNiacs Teariy cno.half of the
wo,lC's clDl OF peppermint. The annual
yi.ld Of oil varies from 10000 10 10000
pounds.
What q happy msu VICE NIignet, who,
dying, slid: III IL were given mo 10 live
my lilo over again should wish It 10 be
Just what 1t hes BEEN"
4 young girl Of Manchester, England, re.
Gently sWc!n 600 timeS around tho bath
huusa in n contest, willis the hes. male
swimmer mada hu 50i rounds.
10 peacock" il the term applied by the
London Times 10 n parade OF troops for
show. There ia q good decl OF peacock.
ing done ny tho Eog'ish military.
Tho Massachusetts BICYCLE club hiss paid
$4,000 tor = Ioto Newbury street, Boston,
aud intends to bnild q three.s,ory club
houss upon it. The 10. Ndjoins that OF the
Boston Art club. r'
The New York SIN records q novelty in
pawnbroksrs' agna. 1t is tho placard ITO
Isl" wh,Gn has suppan!gd the three balls
which have hung there, 10, these many
years. Tho pa%E5to3er has got rich, and
IL retiring from business. tt+
a novel poeiieal competition isnow omen
NJ Eperaay, in Champagne. TIE commit.
teo OF tho Concours Regional, Viticole there
offer priz q II, tho shapo Of gold and silver
medals ind champagne for the best work
On "ChaluppgGo Wine," be it ode, ballad,
fable, or song.
Hog skin is used extensively for saddles,
because it is the only leather that NIL the
stretch eau be taken out Of, and there is no
other leather that will staud so much iric.
ton and wear 80 vol. All tho straps are
made OF dressed COW akin. There is no
strength in hog akin, 30 it cannot DO used
for B!rapB. lsI.g6: 55 .g.., /,
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