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The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
Eair.

The ladies of the Church of the Messiah hold
their annual fair in City Hall, Wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th and 18th of next month. The
Dickens party will be repeated on the last even
the fair This-1uilI he aratifuia.--
many that have called for its repetition. 1t prov
ed to be the literary and social event OF last win
ter. 1t will be given again with marked improve
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
OXFORD COUNTY S. }. COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE HASKELL.
Especially reported for the PREss.]


Especially reported for the PREss.l
PARIS, Oct. 10.
Richard w. Lombard, who was indicted at the
March term, 1885, for breaking and entering with
intent to assault, was brought into court and rec
ognZed in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance
from day to day.
The case of David R. Hastings VS.. the inhabi-
tants of Greenwood, was submitted to the jury
this afternoon After being out about an hour
the jury came in to have portion of the testimo-
ny read TO them, and not having agreed at the
hour of adjournment, they were directed to seal
up their verdict.
A. H. Walker for pltff.
Up. Swasey and Fl. c. Davis for def.
William N. Thoma. VS.. Lucy W. Conant admin
istratrix of Benjamin Conant An action wherein
the plaintiff claims to recover for 1851 feet of
hemlock lumber at So per thousand, S99.75, al
min Conant, in his lifetime. The defendant de-
MES the delivery Of the lumber and pleads the
statute Of frauds. On trial.
Geo A. Wilson and D. r. Hastings for pltff
G. G. and G. E. Wing for deft.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
Call Extended.

call has been extended to Rev. Albert I.
Dunn OF Dorchester Mass, by the Free Street
Baptist Society of this city. Mr.. Dunn graduated
at Madison University and Newton Theological
School, is about 35 years old, married, and cap
ital organizer as well as delightful companion
socially lie has been pastor of the Dorchester
Church for six years.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17

church scene in Faust it would be interesting to
| ssk Nine Ade]ina Patti how "HOme S1eet
Home crept on her gala night into the score
| Of Linda d Chamouni-Figaro
snrnk Ir he Called merry can music 9SWestesIn
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
RACES.

In this city. Oct IA. by Rev. J. w. Lowden,
Albert Ettlnger and Miss Hattie Kinds. both of
In Portsmsuth. Oct. 8. by Rev. DR.. Alden. F. B.
Jefferson and Miss Jennie Miiliken, both of Scar
borO.
In Brunswick, Oct. IA, W. G. Nevens and Miss
Mary l.. Burgess
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17

F. o. Bailey & Co., will sell at their rooms this
morning a large lot of household furniture and
carpet pianos organs, etc. See auction notice.
AT 1890 at Mart ON Plum street horses, new
and secondhand carriages, harnesses, &c. For
particulars see auction column.
The action of Carters Little LIVER Pills is pleas
ant, mild and natural. They gently stimulate the
liver, and regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure to please.
oct 10 d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
Maher at somers'.

John Maher, the first class halter who was for
SO many years under the Falmouth, is now fore
man for Somers, the halter at No. 253 Middle
street. which guarantees perfect fitting hats of the
best quality.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
ws&M1yr
o.. M. Kinrnan- ESQ.,: Dear Sir.

"F. w. Kinrman, ESQ.,: Dear Sir
With pleasure we order ten gross Adamson's Bo-
tanic Cough Balsam, showing conclusvely that
merit has won the day, and that your Balsam Is
taking the lead the many bottles of trash that
now flood the market. From Smith. Doolttte d
Smith, Druggists, Boston.
oet MW&Qeyv
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
AIW&S&w
EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Quinine and Pepsin.

Prepared by Caswell, Massey & Co., IN. W, Is
most strengthening and easily taken. Prescribed
by leading physicians. Label registered.
sep3 THIS Tu-1Sw
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

FRIDAY.-George F. York. Intoxication. Thir-
ty days In county jail.
Mark Coniey and Alfred j. Eaton. Intoxica-
ton Ten DAYS In county jail.
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17

Read The advertisement of coe, the halter. He
has some choice lap robes for fall and winter. also
a large lot Of horse blankets, Drop In and look
at them
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
r.. A. r.. IF. ID.

We want to represent as sole agents In
New York, packer of best quality
Lobster and Mackerel. Excellent facil-
tiles. Full particulars through CORES.
pondence. CUSHMAN BROS,
MFRS and Packers Agents, 181 Duane
St., New York.
oct16 oSt
The Portland daily press., 1885-10-17
Household Furniture

BY AUCTION.
YWyHIS DAY, Saturday. Oct. IL, at 10 O'Clock, al
IL salesroom, 20 carpets, 10 good stoves, cham
Der SETS lounges easy chairs spring beds pictures,
good 2d-hand organ, piano, crockery and glass
II. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctieneers.
ocl7 dit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30

Gee. jackson. as eveFybgl,y knows, was
prone to the use OF DOWNRIGHT and energetic
methods Of assertion Hearing ihis emphatic
sc 50 frequently uttered BY ,he'C aoetaw rec-
PIE, he learned the meaning conveyed by 1t h
1se Choctaw mind aud Appropriated it, out Of
land, to his own purposes. From him it passed
over to the multitude This accom-, Of the or
! gin Of o. h. has been eurrent in tho South for
usuy years. tuot true. it is to say the least.
beS Hvrdsi.
No one who has ever read an autograph lei-
! er ot Gen. Iacksoa's, will easily credit the
-sory that he was 10 the habit, when he was
President Of the United States, OF iuGorsiug, IN
ka1cns bta'e Applications to office, with the
letters o, r., under the belief that these were
ne proper initial fer ''all corIect." jackson
~As no scholar, but he was not SO grossly *
uorsut Of EuSlish photography a. to tall iuiO a
lander Of that sort he may have endorsed
documents with tho letters o. X. as a ocular
-y'nbOl Of his favoTiIe Choctaw expression
lhe story that tese letters were seri usly iu-
euded by him as au abbrevia,iOn Of all kor-
set' VAS probably, as George Bancroft sug
Sests, an poSsriori invention Of the euemy-
10 wit. the Whigs-during the hot political
contests OF the days Of the roaring 'i0s
That the abbyeviatiou O. h was coined by
Jackson himself and used by him long years
before 1t passed into current slang finds curious
rOuhTmstioh IN an extract from the euari rec
'rds Of Sumner county, Team, quoted by Par
On in his Lite Of Jackson" vol I. D. lS6:
''OcIuber 6, 1899. Andrew jackson Esq,
.'ruved bill OF sale IRON Hagh MeGaEy
Gs-Par N-nskes, for negro man, which was
q. n" "A eommoR Western mistake, adds
NJ. Parton, ''toE o. r, which means orderei
ReeoEded. Hence perhaps the saying o. K."l
Is II not more likely tina. the o. h. If tins
snlry was suggested by jackson himself, as
oriet way Of saying, after the Chociaw fashion,
hat the claim had been legally msde OUT
iHtSrlous Magazine ~ History.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30

q ~ pgeSiceS eonp>nics and thus practically
aes,ro, their franchises. Fer new ccnpsn,
10 suspend oisss over fos-ser e.,ahii.hea
system q wises 50 that sv the .spsnsisa
caused by beat. they should sag and sAss come
isccrt,cl VITA The lower wfr~s ana remain 90
,,Quj lie Wespass upcn The rights 81 the
iefrsl cvrlF snv. IL sAis vss dcnS wfliallv
,s3 iaa,e,yesly, exemplary daaages eoula bc
,la'ucJ 10 IS changed ey tlrs Court. tSc
toasae, WAS NJ; mNltcioas and ~il,fui bal aeei.
lea,a, sHl Temporary. sud 10 contributor,
aes lc, rs he pant Il plAin,ir !, shc~n, Aetuai
dsr ss> sUteyVi could be rccovsrS1.
Ta., Nc understand WAS lAe psoved ease ca
Ntrc- ,ac iagl awarded the damages. a. slated
iu sls yomplains 'Nlele5dsp, rvtgse3 to te-
move Is NiyeS ti0m contact With plamnN's
a MS Tor lcas su3 unreasonable tine."
I i1strrc,iea askci tex bv 3ciculaut as
Jg6s as ljshj6p, 60 W.T., ''shas dcscuasut
~, .r, hattie ter any damage which cr,linsD
care aud skill On It's psst ccald not have flsc-
seg. ssl pCeNentrd,H does not eAprcss it, rs-
Gge ,atl,iJy, tor t. oVcu in the construction q
H. .aa lines. ordinary care and skill was ussi.
afl SCI, IL bucs should lio in contact and IN
tcrr.H. tlc ccnmpuicaiiou over plSiu6H's
l.rr. Ibis would b stTcspass
Zoe cNcepgsonS are overrulod.
Z N Hatch Ter plsie6t. A. ), Hsrtweu toy
tele- t8i.
H#.r.,rs-I. S.,t..,,.l,.r % rSsy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
Origin o. o. k

In the language OF the Choctaw indians one
Of the most frequently recurring expressions
Is the emphatic oke, with and Affirmation or
denial i cunclgied This nke (prunounced
with strung accent OF the last =yilable) is Que
Of the substitutes Of the cupalaIiye verb 10 be,
which is wanting in Choctau. Oks as pro-
uounced in CbociaW, has exactly The same
sound as the alpEzbetic pronoaeiatioa Of the
letters O. L In English.
The piearing OF the expression. as nearly a.
il can be convey Cd il Eengiish, Is: That is
true;" ''ihai Is all so.' 4 few examples, out
Of many that might be cited, will illustrate this
"The Cb.eiaS Indian Is good feilow," is eI-
pressed thus. Hatizk api huma Chahia achnk
nah oks, in which h,ttak api huna means
s1ndian" literally mau-boiy-red,l achskIJaIi
means good and oke is the eopGlatiye e1-
preston. at is sn.h In the Rev. Cyrus b.
in-tou's Choctav New Testament the FIRST sen
tsnce, Matthew v. -; -sYe are the salt Of the
EARTH" is; gskEi IL happi hucheehia boks,
literally. ''the earth its salE ye, that is sn.'
To Gen. Andres jackson L attributed the
introduction OF Thea CEociaw word inta our
AngIc-Anerican speech. Before the var Of
lsi2, in voyages up and down the Mississippi
and in trading expedIiinns overland from Nash
VILE, Tenn, 10 Saichez, Miss, through the
Chcetav naiioG; he Vas br0ughi II frequent
communicated With the Choes4vs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
BISHOP & CO.'S
Savings Bank
The Undersigned will Receive Mcns n
their Savings Bank upon the
Following Terms

On sums Of Fvv Hundred Dollars o, uuder fruaa,
person they will pay Interest at the rate Of Five -
cent per anuuui from date Of rceeipf all tAa
shaii have remained on deposit ihres noniAs. or ha
been o. deposit three months the time Of n-ki,s
up IN yearly accounts No interes; viii be eonpri
on fractions Of Dollars OF for fractions Of nous
No Interest will b. allowed on money ui;At-ssi
within thrce months from date OF deposit
Thirty days notice must be given At the Banl sia
Intention to withdraw any money; and the Dsposiifs
Pass-bcok must be produced At the sane tine.
No money will be paid except upon the Daft eia'
DePosiiot, accompanied BY the proper Pass-boos
On the frst day o. September Of each ycar, ., e
counts will be made up, and interest on al sazs "a
shall have remained on deposit ihrye months uz-
and unpaid, will be credited to thcdeposifoss md -.
that date form part % the principal
suns Of motr than Five Hundred Dollars uia b
received. subject TO special agreement.
Ihs Bank will y open every day in the week sis'F
sundays aud Holidays.
icsl sm BISHOP co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30


tam the Ministers psrmissigu in the form * a
Eritieu eoutraei. Eithoot Las aa,horizia-
the sane, the planting Ct t-lsPbou= POLES
along the streets EoGii be ar Obstruction
which TIE Minister Of In,erior IN whose charge
the streets are world be obliged 70 objs.t 10
III The charge Of the Coart that the ls-
fs1daHt company vas bound 70 construct IL.
lines n such manner a. Yet . lie il cozsact
with the plaiRfis7. wires or 10 Be interfering
9Th the operation Of the plAiztTz-s ia.trs-
meats i e-pecialiy objected 10 By sss@astsEt's
c-uEsei
We ihIzk the Ccart vas righr. Th5s ch.rz.
followed logically froz the e.rlier p.rt q; lie
chargs that -'lhszgh the privileges Sr1Hiei r.
the plaintiff COMPANY we're nok exclusive, vet
Z Wa coGrc, n the coozsrEctiuz q is Iizes
. make a Reasonable Use q IA privileges, az
taking an Unnecessary amount q space rlsux
tie Fos6s ar6 streets, bzi Vas zos houns e
bald specially EIih rsf-Ts1os &c sha Iia-. q
o1e or more eonpaass. which zsizhs eozss irt5
sxistsncs tksre.fssr" The pi.intrr eszpszy
En nor riZa, p TIE place ast ground Il "a,
thas rsAsoaahly takeaT
We think this Instrzc.ica vas correct. TLs
A@vaafags Which the frst oes1pisx q the
ssrset AIDES for pGrPos= Of erecting poles il
certainly ccrsslerzbie. L has tie choice cf
Pcssfio1 ar vhat hxs beea grzats5 70 . AZ
What u Las saxsn zz1 coc1Pies Ea6e- lis frEa-
chise, oszn1s legally be grated 70 szbss-
fzerf ecGps-y- s15ee4zerlly fssze1 cor
rorrtlos iAkss ifs charter with this kz-Ei@5sa
ard zsst erect ia lines with reference 70 tie
occupancy Of tie enzp.1y ksldi.z tie Pre-
vIcrs fHcckise Azd takes tee space that & lef.
u1ooczPied- II tins were rot The law. thsr5
CT fszrtA earPs-Atio1 zizhs elsiz tia. j. -szls
III IA ll=ss IEtersscsIng CT intezissins fhcee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
Hint. ser ,As wsr.,Asp.

a NuJie OF borer noistened with suous
solution Of caussie soda or potash will cut in
dla-Eat6Sg quite easily.
A putty 0; starch and chloride II Eire bar
IDEAS quickly, aud will last as stopper Of
hole, Ia Metals for moaihs.
For eeueatius emery On 10 wood use equal
paris q, shcllac. white resin and eAfbolie acid
g., --,>t.l> alal la aa,i4 ait-F- th. ..ii..s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
Saprszie Court u the Hawaiian Islands
II Baaeo- July Tern.. 1855.
g. WEsr vs.. i b Ezzz A. A. MoSraS7
GAzNrsEEE
g-tf, O. =. N-Cll'y. J. P-sstlH. j. OPiaig
u no C1sEt By J4tf. CO.

Judgment was rendered II favor Of the
plaintiff against the defendant Kerr. A.
A Montana. garuiShee, paid into Court
IL-uZry :, 1884. the sum Of seventy i've
dollars. On the Ilth Of February. ISL.
her vas decreed q bankrupt. and his a
,Euess B T Dillingham; and J. q Spen-
Ger Ugw clam tins sum and the question
Is WhstEsr they OF the plaintiff West Is
entitled 90 Il
We think that West l. entitled 10 the
fund Il was paid into Court and might
have been withdraw by West, before
bankruptcy proceedings had been com
usrced Und11bte,ly the original suit.
I u had not terminated 80 far as Kerr
was concerned. would be suspended By
-tLe proceedings In bankruptcy. But the
slrI-slse having paid the amount Of his
ll-elssdZzss 70 Kerr INTO Court and thus
discharged himself Of all liability TO Kerr.
tie furiu must be treated a. Vests. Clearly
# West had drawn the deposit. Ksrr's as
slS1ees could lot recover 1t from them.
The law should not put HIN In any worse
position merely because he hzdn0t thought
It 70 draw the money from the registry Of
the Court
". R. Castle for plaintiff ; B. Dole
f1r Assigrees Of Herr.
Honolulu September 18Th, 1855.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
SzP-u=4s CoE-r u the Hawaiian ISiznas--
II Bazeu- Jzly Te-z- 1855

IHE HkFaIIAy BELL TELzFHosE Co v.
TIKI MrrusL TEEEFHoSE Co.
Jlli 60 1af RsCslis = fltasal n r. csaTf rsr
g4il 81 Hr-[alfs1s frssssaI E'rris- s.-a Cssis-
sei q ~ aass f.i sar aia re ferisiaA-y
IA- an acti1z iE ease trisd Il tie July
Isru, lss5, q rl-is CoEri- Tie i4ry rendered
EerTi5ct far piaiutiH and the defendants CT
csp1ols arisi1S Il the srlai E=re szhzitte,! on
lElels y cr1seut n vacation
Boeh plaintiff and defendant 4Ee Incorporated
tcleI .lc1e cnElpzries- having ines thrazShozl
lie tsTu e Houalziz-
Tie plsragi5 alleges sLzE tie defendants dur
~ twelve Eoufhs pass has erected poiss and
sirl= n Eancizi= sar lie PzrFase Ct it bzsi-
less- but &C neeii-entiy, e4rele-.ly and u
iifzliy. rhzr tisy have enzc IN eozs1ct With
he pl-izr1= Eirez, zai have interrupted the
ciFEui-s a pl1ialifss wires. AID have Destroyed
shei- izsEl.-soz, AID have iztzrfered 9Th
Fizia.i.Fs Wirss. etc, zzi iefezd.as k=s sill
fElsEs naicsozziy aid repeatedly especially
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
Csenscal advertisements
CIRCULAR /!

THE I'D W ISLES ~
L inform the Planters, and the rselte IN venrrai
that he kutends ~ establish Chcmezl lsoNfatsfy u
Menolala, for ne purpose OF Saslyzing soils, sugar
saels Mineral sud Vegetable Substances of any kind
aud that he isw.liing u analyre tht soll grais 70
such Plantations viii paw him royalty GA hts pa
cRg tor Transferring ntuias-c> into soi tvrtth<ct
useaus % hne and will besides, give All Instruction
as 10 watch sind Of fertilizer hSs be supplemented
The Undersigned will visit the plantations psrsora
y and take the iamplcs FROM tbs held.. ..
uSaNlalp. Au.ust, i>>A IVA I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
Tricks in the Stable.

Among the tricks or rather habits &C
CURED by horses IN tho stable, resting one
shoe upon the other hoof, lying in the
sangway, rolling in the stall. and kicking
are SInohS the ~arst In the first place,
the horse, If suddenly startled. is apt %
orlnS the resting foot down suddenly,
often seriously injuring the coronet. The
remedy IS boot covering the part likely
TO be injured Lying in the gangway may
oe prevented by placing bale or rope be
lind the horse, preventing him from back
InS up. Standing IN the gangway may be
prevented by the same means. The most
feasible plan is to keep the skin of the
morse free from sweat and dirt, which in
duee itching; and also to allow the animal
to roll IN soft ground when sweaty and
tired. roomy stall. with sides standing
sianang up to the perpendicular walls,
VII also prevent this, but box-stall will
oe the best preventive. Severe strains of
the ioius, even fractures of the hip bones,
md other disabilities, are often the result
OF rolling in the stall Lying in the stall.
at the extreme length of the halter, re-
suits IN strains and sprains in the attempt
to rise
Kicking IS one Of the worst vices to
which a horse can become addicted. II
the habit Is not inveterate it is cured by
hanging sack well stuffed with hay so it
may strike the animal in the rebound
from the kick. Let him kick this innocent
dummy until he IS tired Then he is apt
to quit for ever. A horse that kicks from
being touched by the whiffietree or other
substance touching him should be i'm
nedIately taken out Of the vehicle and al
lowed to kick until he becomes tired. The
whifietree should be padded so as not to
serously iniure him. 1t may then be
lowered so as to touch his heels when he
moves When he ceases to kick he Is
generally cured entirely. The remedy
may seem severe, but kicking horse is
worthless. because always most dangerous.
In lieu OF the whifiietree sack stuffed
with hay may be suspended so it will
touch his heels in the stable. But con
tirmed kicker should be sold to work in a
heavy team where he cannot do much in
Iry.-CIicaso Tri5HAs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
SaPrvas Cszrt Of the Hawaiian IsIands--
In EazttT- In Baaeo- July Terra IssS.


oiss CEas5 \ Co Is LIZ HUTCETsoS
FANATICS CO.
Bg5-s fHEE q J R-CHzg aad Prsssss J
0rtaiaa q a. Csgt 5y Prsss1a J.
Ihis Is an appeal from the decision Of
TIE ChznceLl0F dismissing the plaintiff
~ t1r foreclosure q a mortgage from C.
Ala y Co % the plaintiffs
Upon reading the pleaiIugs herein and
the evidence taken az the hearing and also.
ths vlri9Gs EXHIBITS hlei- We are Of opinion
that- for many reasons besides those stated
hE the Chancellor, the hIll should Be dis
missed
The decision Of the Chancellor Is there
FIRE sfirrael and the b5Il stands dismissed
VIII cs1sts q this appeal
4 :. HartweH and C. BrUEu for plain
ais F j Hatch p Se1mznn with him
f1r defen,isnts
Honolulu September 7Ist, 1885.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30

The fnlled shark caught in japanese
waters last year, and by some persons
thought 10 be the sea serpent itself, has at
last found Its place in scientific classifcs-
ton: II Is living representative Of the
fossil cladodonti, and is the oldest living
type of vertebrate animals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS

THE UNDERSIGNED Is READY
TO take We've to order in best style Of the Photo
Az and en- the most reasonable term. eoasisient with
good work
ss- Island vics. for sale At A. L. smiths. For, -
f0eg n Il ,-ti.ap7 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30

We have carefully considered the eyi-
dalee IL this case and the arguments Of
counsel and so 10 mason Why the decree
1f the Wee Chancellor should be reversed
Ile plaintiff Mauoai sought the pur-
chaser and The evidence l. strong that be
sold The land which was already leased
The lease Irclades the parcel Of land
l-llcA the bil alleges vas not intended TO
b. sold
We think the decree should be affirmed
With c1sts
" r Castle for plaintiffs 4. 5. Hart
vel ilr iefsndauts-
H1n1iulu- September 18th. Iss5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-30

3r-in. sly r,cuths last past, rc'esed = tctaore
n, virs. fr,-a ecutsct WITH the plain,ie wircs
I Asa has alloNc3 is wins 10 rcinsia N contact
I Slth he plsin6s's wins ios A lees asS IN
rpasoaAhle ur,e etc, icg Nheeh caaisses are
claimed.
Fsilavius Is the tiil 81 eNcCciiess.
sAt the close q tbe plalnua : vase, a'si
asain after tie case Ca trtl sides "ss eiessd.
tbe jcscuda1t e1oVv3 llc Ncs5s y 'e>Ssae' sec
iary 90 sr3 a verdict i2g tas ts.'eian' ea ne
.,rcgui ,hatthc rlainua had sa'Na no ieN0s
c0uicgrc,i uFon Il By law, ,'E .hc e'es'. ae..ou
ofits teIrphouc t.clcs an3 v'rys, AMI eiecf
s,,s,,- - ne ,trregs q ueas,u,g aud Ntcin-
ity. a. ALLEGED ia - aeS,araaeH. alee SeNeral
motiJus vvrv deuiej; ami gNccg,,2h % Seeh
teaial va tuly tskcn and al,owvt-
s'Tee plaiBts's CHARTER. 6lcl ic1eg1, UaS ti'e
1ui, rv5leucr ea wb,Sh ,hs p,hi1ta fossil as
claim that such power bad rcc7 catestcl
epea g.
~rl-e Court Instructed ybr iary
..rbat thc plaintiff ccwPauy WAS H'' t0uhd
q build g., iiur, especially vI-H rv.ticacr %
Ihr rstatl5shaicat % ucu iluy, uy o'ufanles
y hich uieht afterwards COME iut' eNi>senee,
provided be plaiaiiH c2upany bad caiit ITS
dses ID 4 reaSguablc uaaagr, as t.y iasian7,e
rot su1cessarily takjaS bah s,4es u the 1oal
AMI Dot unnecessarily makes It's itacs So iew
and - bish tia. obey soud u2J be crossci,
~That the deiCuiaui ccC,gNny vas touu5 30
construct iis ljaes ia such manner as uoI 90 i'o
il contact With plaintiffs Ni'es, % b oe an
interference with the cperouoo O. painful ;
instruments, provided that II such Iu,cT.e1euce
ard obstruction he accitertal, Temporary, aa,.
not the result Of unskultUlness and nssi iseucc,
the plaindF eompauy may recover Culy actual
da-ases, provided also that tie plainHt com-
pany masi nog have eontrlb1ted by auN 0aa'
Of criiuary skill ard care % their part
That lie plaintiff company would he Gu
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The economical habits of the heath
en- Chinee are notorious, and they arc
we'll illustrated by correspondent,
who. writing from Tien-tsin, says:
The Chinese infantry soldier is paid
once month, when he receives 81 taels
OF silver. This sum. which is equal to
about 10 shillings of English money.
is given him in scrap bullion; and dur
ing the night preceding each pay day
the paymasters are busily engaged IN
weighing out silver and making it up
into neat little packages for distribu-
ton. As soon as he has obtained his
share the soldier takes it to the nearest
shopkeeper or money-changer, who, III
return for it, hands him $500 cop
per cash, the aggregate weight Of
which is quite as much as he can con-
veniently carry. Out of this the
soldier has to keep himself in food
ana clothing; and the pay cannot,
therefore, be called excessive. A
Chinaman, however, lives almost ex-
clusively upon rice, months supply
OF which costs good deal less than
l'OoO cash, and many a private not
only supports family upon the bal
ance OF his earnings, but puts by few
hundred cash every month. One fel-
low here is said to wear several thou
sand cash strung on silk and concealed
beneath his uniform; and | am told
that he has wife and three children
who never want Seeing that the
small change for a tael weighs about
five pounds, feel sorry for this model
paterfamilias.