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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
REPORT OF THE Committee ON FRUIT CULTURE
RoBr. HAIsTEAD, Charm.
w. +. BowELL.

tie President oftic Planters Later and Suppl CnaDqn1.
promotion engages
become but al' OF opening of wealth. The that in
California this industry lately begun mining
OF bananas has become profitable
agricultural industry, that many cultivated by
much may be done make the raising tropical fruits profitable here
Your Committee have chiefly inquired be done the
introducing fruits exporting
The introduction Of foreign fruits has en so largely accomplished
through enterprise notably
Hbud under patronage, nearly every
thing grown in .he tropics c he made 4, thrive in ,r Islands Much
II has been remarked shat ggalt
can introduced to advantage bearing early and aprcs rs hardy s
those varieties would also do we'll There ie
variety Manila already Honolulu
have begun ni
grow Cuia Of immense number OF varieties found by Stanley
eeiuE additions o NUsae.
large number yet our islands might
fruits that viii not thrive locality might thrive
various conditions OF climate the
NIauguu-teen strange
Daon described by the distinguished King Fruits
might he ae To thrive in the ri soil and hot and sheltered regions
KuuJ, Hawaii.
The cultivation temperate has not yet been fairly
tested These fruits chiefly Raslceae, tropics are
chiefly 1yre, They originally Europe
mild climate Of Armenia Asia; and centuries acimated
AZ oiada, Maui elevation They
made healthy though slow Bkbeies grown
wen anu borne a. aouuaniy in California Rsperr have lately
been planted and growing The English Japan
e> Chestnut remarkably WELL and pmhy might be pr5hthy
Apple abuudany Uaalakua Maui 1t seems
pe t here on the borders OF the tropical and temperate
S az ertn attitudes above the ga successfully cultivate both the
The chief requisite for the promotion OF fruit culture facility for
e' should engage our attention to further the drying OF fruit
by the Alden pRce, canning by
there crgo bananas pneap-
pie 2E ami other fruits to e gathered from all Islands, and
take the more pesaale fruits by large reigemtor fruit culture
I-'-" 'sNe d very important industry j. NJ ALEXANDER
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
Business GurNs
Il. ADAMS 3 30
NJRPLENEAz3E REFoET oN crLrI94rIoN

gc-ei ter~s,S,- d appropriate tas,eu,ay he Teraa
nvi Is observed dist report u quito strongly cultivation
Hot IN order to rire The fun aiyuas lamc two things are
essential >ugS> namely st cultivation and MS saiul
selected Of its GAS he cars The ,u-
vafor should Pc strung, rsUci -at and sharp tol in bud
know ocuasorou islands tc-u~e
cne-aeds, yulyator yei Hoe"
changes easily made we consider the best. TIE necessary
change j % substitute the tooth in place 20 The pa's and diamond
iea This change makes very eaeaal tool both 70 loosen The soil
-. guy ] =, ~. ~, l- y. . i r- =
not hasins had large weeds destiny 10 Dc
since reoeiyins the eu'iva'gs oa trial.
sSulFvu Use
The siiol use Of tool is quite important as the @ itself We
90 Whether t suty-rr NJ. Isf,f 4. ia ~ IS ihe Workman
UNDERSTANDING s o~ or how to Keep it oeri and 'e workman rgt
employer ty getting InUyh ground Ie having no Thought
1OSennz kre To.tu-u,>e
euiat1 ana follow behind @ gek lis whip hal
cg-ia,s,iT t3iI II W. liS ~ FL u ,9 ;t i i &
tior TO a,on" The mule moved >ly, but the cultivation
boiled and pitched slg iise str 81 doing Tut e -1i
haI ad ve1y that DC 1U'yt0l would de Dc s and The E1w hsd
-, .7!,. SIC -. -, US sle WI -, IN, - NV mn
I,f,yt O,NsIr Wa continued -> t' and with lae same results
loF When ie tare 81 'oo large ir further cultivation 'a ~ id got
tween the This kind Of work Is tu.uEg; cultivation
i- zu .. r.'. ,i.ia'g " ia -,g. - 0,i.1 u
Cul,ye,o1 lad ad7T.,d e vg1s, s.y lards
lnIeoe sNs,I lo only rUir,s ra-e men rd mules. lUi eNr
could u d1r more hoEyzy vih les lalgr If a1e Fi1>'hus and
i 3 Thought noIe business enc euFrya Surplus tlta-
We 'LlN- III is Ii-e, STATE ..e ai9' 7lily u Is every en-
>nye t1rngntlrs his IagrsIiA thirar ivo du5d
the 1us adyue ug tl5r present
e rt mostly 5lal ?. I91-'E i,-e las sla we venture ,a sE
Ilsi toih ste afflicted with Ir rtNat.rs ara t
10 three ipoA deep. all goty mp csg.
JONI N. HoENHI- Chai.raaz of Committee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
REP5Rr oy LEGISLATION.
HoNolr5u, October 9, 1885

Il, 9,
TO De Ta5ar' OF ahe Planters Labor and S-asy canP"y
s.we have the honor make the ioovins report Committee
Legislation in couuecn with the requirements of the planting in
considering s subject, we endeayOred avoid questions
vince suggest general legislation, such would be in the
We IN aware that frequent OF unnecessary changes in the laws affect
ing na and agriculture are nonvnent and uudesihe and it
wen executed by those Jy whom whom they
ministerial '" sha' they should @ made the subject Of continual
Acting upon this principal prared to advocate fresh
ver sluplay importance seeing
the existing laws especially connection borers
by toe ana by those nations aud Governments whose goodwill
We believe ht the Puent law> generally satisfactory,
should long have hd refusal, immigration
some Of those nations which have hitherto favored immigration to this
Ne enno, however close our eye to the fact that grave complaints
have arisen. and have Influenced o,her Governments adversely
gga ,l g now Inclined t. la With suspicion upon the mode
in which The immigrants treated or neglected. here.
r-ed ~ Tie Great Fasr in the administrator 81 justice in cur
= ..s ~. - \. $, -. '. ~. ''N,'' VI
enactment a providing appointment Of British subject
cries. down other Governments nted TO teir subjects coming here
"U. sas any mesh snaeineni hut for some reason z~ are
Il" 5 taf E Is 81, foreigners g protectors Of mni-
sun demand ar only lie regiei as raPrh to the nation and
ceu- osa gosd 3 ~ that the liuiut-,ratn
ule Aud. that tie
II DE lOl lii,, Tt-t-S
whose -d h jgdi- reputation largely depends.
heEe W. aca Che Iet VI -ateu The comparatively
wEEh Iea the appointment gia within tile possibility
corrupt hiss iueyry lowered lle standard public
trasts - tfe zi>ta aEE1UlgC The o
k q'' pure zrd any ars 20 bring the Courts of die Kingdom
within lie Il Influences will necessarily
lower 'he standard 81 Hiau Judicial purity Neither
Minister. is1 this result therefore earnestly
protest srst artrg. however well intended. however auPar
Courts Ct
reputation would yet successful; rts,lute
free tru partisan strife We TecmneHd that Royal
Eictt take into consideration the the police
district make
the gS-t ent o Tire said Courts basis give
t1 a classes On the Kingdom well other
may come cturag-
such Commission should te composed
found WlU, regard party pliti
continue the Gguard the establishment
Courts such have lu imposed upon China. J5TaU Turkey Egypt
her nations, tie
gi-n Governments and subjects that ysr develops win be
addi,n 20 the prestige which Hawaii hitherto enjoyed,
1T Is regard u japanese
E"gNe geugd and >caOlhered PSI eNTlraunS
-EC than i-digUi compliance
the jIare~e ru-i0n undoubtedly admission
side. IF vr1ag and neglect may interest
submit hut the llrd The
national credit, I5 IN the Trr1 desire reputation
passed ley r Suspicion, tha De taken
appointment Of The aforesaid Boysl Commission.
We the honor o Esuain Sir
Your Ote,i5ut Servants,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
Business Cur0s
BIsHOP e, co.

stop iretiug November following year
Planting, sad sriud from December 10 July.
ia tts ->t- about Ui aiUg rltoou find that
ac harvesting ,h the soil is such that with the
rears packs hard, that riou> would dc well unless the
should Pc ianti which, would destroy the
80 tile ur">; and the old prrudc from the sruurd would
cNc irriEte given number rs W ons than 10
would tS irG0te the number pautOuean Object
Us. for, as have before said supply Is limited
exceptions above. however
fields where the different being black,
sandy n which does not pack bard, is the with oar ned >l
NuUy> truly, l. NJ WALSH.
paia. October 9, 1854
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
REPORT or c0Luu7Ef oY MlcH1yERK
HoyoLrLU. October. IsS5
THEo. Il. DAWES,
;. Is. DOLE.
LgHWgitf6s Ga Legislation.

HoSoLULU, October,
10 the fz2t and As Of tie P1' L150r SlBpy Company:
Your Committee Machinery unable present many Tea
although the year iHsiuc-
tlg1 % improved machinery sugar houses
FURNACES.
Jarvis and Others which reported varied and
~o-nev7t doubtful whole regarded economic
Improvements, although locations application Of Jarvis
plei rrea doubtful pty c11-eaeul chimney
being el near 20 iies creating e1a.Ei
'l1a &c currents seriously interfering would
un-ei other Circumstance good d-ir; being
reported success day aud failure the day.
rHE SMOKE CONSUMERS AIR PIPES
Intr.le into The ordinary boiler is in or
opinion 90 - Commended than Flruaee u SUI little
alta Is little incurred in ttei- nts3Iuian
mat t elective Is beyond doubt direct fr5rn the
~ 5 burned On common Crate t gerltus steam
ana Consuming ITS S1nze- This alone bv all
u= 81 seaaa -ay lg ASIDE the comparative
THE arscEEATIoN OF DOUBLE
Perhaps the @ striking advance during the past year Is the
d71tie crushing a- MILL Of these rae an
Constructed in TIE 77a-r rae and the Ir pej enough
SKY 2 c a-li- q bath ho- pvisus
&c entering he 1i crushing tut il dei the spray ln b dis
NJ G. e. kennedy she u the WsizSea of
3 follows au-,e feed j. secret 81
Sues> with the du crushing further frs-
lSso grinding, get water from mil I to Is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

Franklin Stove Conl in Casks,
! Bbls. Crushed Sugar.
Cases Frazer's Axle Grease,
Gases Hoe Handles,
Bills No. Rosiu,
Cases Wheelbarrowi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20
BECAUSE IT Is MORE

DLLaL7'H9 II 10 1IyI1D
Eoono1.ioaI Of Fuel,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

nszru II tus u->ss1ue- lue Cslv - s--
s Moment posed In ar. while the General.
half turning his had and szcizlnlnE.
.Whst's thsfF seemed to Be- listening N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-20

Ricis COUNSEL has gone to England to IN
teroede IN his behalf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

A few years before the var the lsts Com
modorO Garrison. of New York. purchased
with Commodore Vanderbilt : snsjority ol
the stock OF the line nov known y ths
Pacific Mail. The partners disagreed,
and each wanted 10 buy The other ont
At last Commodore 0arriso received "a
Offer Of several millions from Vanderbilt.
Garrison accepted. and vsndsrbilt paid
him in notes. After the note had rus
some time M. Thorps. vsndsrbilt's son-
in.lsw, vent 70 Garrison and said thsl
Vanderbilt did not want 10 b. paying 10,
tefsst any longer. sad offered 70 ssttls fos
the amount This vss accepted. Wander.
bilt sending around check Tor The psin.
cipal. Commodore Osrrison PIT Il 10 III
pocket. sSd walked 10 vAnderbils's rllcs.
8 Bowling Green.
"Look here. Vanderbilt" hs said.
striking the check against the palm Of BIZ
haod. Il want ths interest on this money. =
do youf" replied Vanderbilt. "whsi
viii you do II you don't get NJ
"Do' III shcw Jon whst Twill dn. :
replied Garrison. closing the door ssd
locki1s IT,
No one knew shat passed. bat isn mia
nles sitsrssrd GArrisos emerged from 'is'
door No. . besfing check for shs fall
smcuut. principal and Interest N.aLs'
Of the commosiorrs could syrr .~ ps~-
vailed on 10 disclose The serr~t ~ ,i,s' ~.
ieryisv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
4 nsy's DassrapAy.

The following Il the biography Of ten.
ysar-old youngstsf oi : Western public
school, written BY himself
!. When and whore vsrs you borai
OF what dssosnU
2. Whsrs have you livsdi
8. How have you spent your liisi
1. What remarkable tLings have hap
psnsd 10 your
8. What would you like 10 bssemsi
Il was born In Kansas City. Jackson
County, Missouri. Western Central Ststrs.
U. 8. A.. Western Hemisphere, Tuesday.
Jan. lS. ls7a.
II am English descsnt.
II have lived iu Ksosss City oil my
life.
"Ouc. l .umbled down wsY spA w
hahed ont with ! clothes linz. fsn dovp
steps 10 or three times. and nssAsd ny
finger oncs when I vas little hid. I gqs
ia roms jam once that hsd Csyssns pep
per iu ". and II made mo dance like hen
on hot brick.
Il want 70 BE- an angel"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

A factory owner 10 Illinois vent up 70
Chicago rot long since 10 raise couple
q thousand dollars on . third mortgage.
but he only found one capitalist willing
10 advance The money. and hs wanted
security outside Of the mortgage.
Give you chAttsl mortgage on my 5000
turnout, said the man.
The horss might de.
Well, ny wife has 5000 worth Of dia-
monds.
Yss, bat Ia csss Of disaster she might
make trouble.
I've got $4,000 worth oi painsisss IL
ny pioturs gallery.
No good.
Might take ) second mortgage o. ~
opera bouss.
Not without outside security. Haven't
yop been ! little reckless vitL your
iiOequ 10 indulge Ia 30 much sstssvs-
eincsi
EstrAvAssacsl Great Seotss Why. I've
cut down wages three different times
within ysarl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

ssssything is their power 70 atone 'es 'hs
sxiIsnas they had - csrslsssly but nn'n-
tsasionally caused. Ths snrsssn and his
assisIsais attended hin teOdssly and care
fuliy until be wss wsll The ssrsecn Of
lsssd 70 procure his nothes passion. bnt
Nm. 0syss declined. sayisg thsA shs ~
100 thsukfnl that hw bsy vas alive 70
think Of askiss aid froa ths Gcsssansns.
Charlsy vss soon aisas TO wAlk sieh ths
sid of crutehes. but could nStdispsnss
with THAR uss for many mooti,A
Mrs. 0aycs. now an agsd vo~ss, Loves
y ssll Of thoss psr'lous timss' One Of hss
laughssr. lady Of rare qualities. nlls
oas Of the highest positions allowed 70 hse
ssg ir the government dspartnsnts 10
Washington. She has ia her littls cabinet
= homo the very piece Of shell which did
~ cruel work that day. Il 10 rusty, and
when picked up wss blood sisinsd. Char
~ y florist. snd brings bic flowers reg
0nlarly laiens o. The Washington markets.
~ limps liltls. and viii always havs
$500 - remember ths summer mossins
when The New York regiment In Fort
Smith bombarded bis mothers honse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
! Il. !. W. x.,,

A young editor. bright, poes ssd pap.
stsrisus, had Won ths affections o. rich
mans daughter, aud they had SEED day
for him 10 call on tho iatLss. and On tbst
dsy be VS. prompsIy IN The oil gentle.
msn's ofiss.
T 3ooi morning. sir. hs sail. connis4t.
rsa ly 10 rnD. have called 10 you on
matter Of
We don't vAas any sdv~rtisis9 10 dsv.
interrupted The old gsntIrTsn. looking Up
ovsr bic glasses.
! sm not ou that bu.insss. sis. eAmp
70 sst yos for your daughter.
What do you ssnt With hsri
Mary her.
Whist iorf
For Lstt~s W wvrss.
What dos The girl ssyi
6hs sAys shs will b. ~ vile.
Usphi Yos hsvss't got ssss y ths
world. havs youi
Yss, sir. Bhs gsvs assent ssd II yss
will do ths same. tbsl vii nsts tvo ssd
" ssn bsy pestass stamp ssd write -
you Tor ths bslsnss Of our sslssy.
Il vas ! vrssshsd ssssnpt bst " sos
The girl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04


This word NOW 10 sadly familiar from
the case Of our great fellow citizen. Gen
eral Grant--is one OF the namsa Of carol.
mona. or cancer. II ia used because most
cases of cancer ars connected with The
epithelium the membranes which lines
most st the internal organs and cavities ol
the body--or with the spidermis (scarf-
pin) which covers the outer surface and Il
essentially OF the same nature.
All our tissues : m uscles. nembranss.
nervss, fat. homes, stc -ars built up
up by. and consist mainly Of. calls. Thsss
cells assimilsts the elements essential 10
their activity, growth and psrpstustion.
They multiply by division. Tumors rs.
suit from 4 morbid multiplication oi
cells.
Benign tumors simply crowd--as they
grow by the multiplication Of cells
against the adjacent parts. Ia malign AM
tumors the multiplying cells intiltrAts in-
TO ths adjacent parts. and thus constantly
enlarge their deadly srsa; Or they srs
taken up BY the blood vessels and lynn
phatic vessels, particularly the latter. and
borne 10 distant glands, whore they set up
the same deadly action.
A cancer may long remain simply hard !,
painlsss tumor, with ~ trpo oharsstsr
unknown. II Ii esn be cut out then. il
may never recur, TLjs. therefore. IL tho
time for ils rxtirpstiou.
A cancer due solely u irritation il quite
likely to be cured when operated 90 ear
y. When due 10 hereditary tsipt,
II is more likely 70 recur under some new
irritation.
The ago at which cancers appear i ges.
orally after forty. Hence tho Occurrences
Of hard tumor. say from forty.nvs aud
onward, should awaken attention. But
comparatively few tumors arc cancer.
ous.
Ia case where sxtirpstion Il imprsctiss-
BILE. medical treatment may stilI do much
for the general health. the rsljsf Of dis
treasiDs symptoms, aud avsrting ths
progress of organic disssss. = YouMs Com
paaioa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Aesspss = " sa1sups u ssabss 4
o1 pAyss y saasA lsll lsSpysl -
- - y ~ wssAiassss Msssass,,
- ~ spisiess sspsssssd - 10 W. shil.
~ = ~ - y asssspiisA ~ ssss, shs
- tssstiss ssisss u asy u tAsn ~ -
- = ths vssooisy sssuirsa by . IN
6sspes1 lroa : hsigAl u aa0 ~ ~ ~
ass \ slsihs ~ srsssd.
Tes sspssssss - tried By Psal uisss
6An rFcta. Charley Bnydss. Phil Bshas.
I'D etAse2 bat soss ssscssdsa is hol1ine
n
Nsu W. tses y Thea hsli ~ lvspps1
- velssiiy u 1877 isss pr ssvsa sA>s
y s(sihss ~ srsasd, This vyloci,y
- - As@1ss ssupsshsaslsA BY sas,,ar-
~ = vtlA baltsd ball.
Ths loaossl III vhisA ~ writer has
~ hssvlsaes u - msds By Osossa
Wright y laAiAaapslia. vAss ~ lsls
strssk W. essus1 nv isslRs over ~
yasdA n bslL h tAis lassAssa ~ ~
lulo ne asr q = aasIs u aboset6 aaessss
-ths ncst iavonbls sssls Tor loss IN
Without giving Ne iofnuiA, win sssts
shst, y near = oAa y calculated, ths an
sls end distance hsIag given, iAs isitial
velocity Of The ball 10 this esss Il iossd
70 bs about loo fss> PER second.
Allowing he sams ball 70 have basa Ait
10 ths aAus direction. y ths sAns pssls.
With sutasissl ioros 70 give u ths ssne
velocity d The starting poIat thsa u -.
quires ia falling from The noaunsst top.
u would have ssas ~ yaras.
Would any Of ths players Ike y take
hold oi line hil q The sans ioseA q
short fsidi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

A corssposslsa. IN IN saeAaAss tslh
pleasant story of Gen. Olivse. suthce =
the Ssllkncvn hynn-sss ~FsssFal
Street 0en. Oliver. vho lsvss . bsIsa.
Aad clerical as'sAeos' hsd sssa ordssse
pair o. panssiocas iron ne ssas
p'ecs ei eiasn' 20 " delivered % sss nss-
urdAy evening" nsas iol'oSias. TAs svs
sensismsn Ssrs not shsn scqssinsssssA
Saturday sveu'sg came sad sse osss'ss.
the oass'ds marking upoa wA'ss 80 -
'aea nos'ces' vsss ds''ssFsd y 'ss~ -
Psesivs homes.
on bundsy morn'ns ssss. fssssG -
ssysd 70 wear ne nsw gasosee -
- : n''aa dsa' Oliver sAss h'ssd =
No wrapper and. sesipg sacshss ssoe
tssn his own. q osss susmsssd shs Nees
cf trouble. Hs dcuasd hs ordisssy dFsss
and proceeded 70 bic clerical asishocs1
Fssidsncs. Ainsiue shs osl'. y inqsisea
Tor ne hsv. Dr. Mills. VIE pssasss'y ~
psArsd. ASss - sseAanss q seess1y
conrses'es lao names bsins gIvsn), o..
Oliver said
lcalled. reverend sir. % inquire u you
were disposed tor sn exchange
FOR an exonauges asked shs doosoF' asd
with whom aud whens
with me, and to-day.
with you, and to-day.
Gen. oiivsr' though one q NE sons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

whst Il ths msttsri ssksd % Asssia
doctor Of > this young nsa sansd Andss
con Pys
I think ths siiasls Of Asssis Der set
sssss With ns-hsvs grsst tsesbls bssseh-
ins sish ny Iusss.
Yoa vouId hsvs svssa del noss lsss.
Ue breathing sitb-.st yess isa6s. ~
sp.o.i..l the dessor. vhsrsspos As1sssss
Pr adjourned, Asd ncv he ssIls every -
that the doctor doss aos usdssssssd ~
bnsipsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Hello. Tom Where 70 y goin'
Fishin.
fIov many We y caught;
Ain't gone yet
knov bnt you might ~ veil shoot Of
yer lie nou. asd save me The trouble of
iistsnin' when y come bark.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

Miss Edith 10 you lihs ssiliss' ssil
Fr.i silvrvy ~ L,s iiasasss tss1ossts
Oh taiah Il l. I'sfssty lively. replied
Einl.
what tisd " essfs 10 Jon prefer =
ell isf
Oh. ssssk. hy I'll sssss.
Thsy sailsd isto w pssisr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04
COR SALE.

E'OR SALE.
Farm of ninety acres, sixhty Of plossh
lanA sSp of wood. Good buildings, large orchard
ard garden cf fruit srees and small fruits. Pine
loeasion half mite from Manchester village.
lHa alf cssh down bsiancs moStgsgs, Price LEGO.
MRS. CATHEkIKE WALKER
Mspchestsr. VI. March iitil, iSh5. tst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

No .ss h sssr kiIIsd W lisLt<sisS
shsn asleep In bsd. sseos1ias 10 the -
sertlou Of % Essiish sisstsis(ss. wbss
ever you hsAs ; ttaadss sisp slvsys q
10 bsd and fall aslssp inmsdislsly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-04

THE OLD
Rutland Savings Bank.
Organised IN 1851.

ecstinras 10 rsnlvs deposit. daily and allow
satsr*ss ;rcm lbs 6ssi of sssry nonths pAysti~
tsnnAsy 81 iuiy III. 10 each year Ihs hsat
- ina rresrsress condlilan. hss deposit q
u 500 go sSd
CASH SURPLUS or 10000.
II expeets 10 ecesry ~ n<s Scen in Merss
uaech. cosnss VI MsF~bants IN asd 0Dmass
street. cgeesss< the 1<pSs. - GbesS ss@A
Dcors epss fe tesiesss hoo = n ~ J p.
= % I'll bnssssa 6sys q ~ vsst:
Nm. N FIELD Fvesdsnt.
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The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15

The Courier says; Shippers of goods to this section of Arizona are impressed with the belief that, unless the A. & P. shall soon lower its rates, they, the shippers, will have goods brought from San Francisco by the Southern Pacific railroad, freighiing the same from Maricopa, via Phenix. Lighter freight rates are now the in. ducements.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15

Father Fogarty has been relieved from charge of the Catholic Church at Prescott, and has gone to San Francisco. It seems that the sisters and the reverend father had a dispute about donations and school matters, and Bishop Bourgade settled the mat ter by dismissing Father Fogarty.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15

The remains of Mrs Downing were prepared for shipment at the under taking establishment of A. M. Cod ington, and shipped Sunday night to North Adams, Massachusetts, where they will be buried. The remains were accompanied by Mir. Downing.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15

The Mormons contemplate plant ing colony in the counties of Jack. son and Delaware, Alabama. Their foothold is of very limited duration in any given locality, and so long as polygamy is the chief tenet of their pretext for crime they may expect not only the frowns of all good people, but vigorous application of salutary laws for. their suppression.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15

A most remarkable explosion caused by lightning, occurred on the night of the sth in Lunt's ice mill, at Phe- nix. The lightning struck the boilers, which were steamed up to high pressure. No serious accidents re- suited from the explosion.
The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15
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The Hon. Pat Hamilton has re- turned to the Territory from Topeka, Kansas, where he has been to make arrangements to cooperate with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Com pany in their endeavors to induce set clement in the Southwest.