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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
The poy Of the Burning psok.

Paris Cor. Newark Advertiser.l
Few but know the very pretty piece of
poetry by Mrs. Hemans, "Casabianca," COM
mencing "The boy stood ON the burning
deck" The poetess states that the lad was
the son of the admiral commanding the
flagship LOrient, which took fire and ex-
ploded; that young Casabianca persisted in
the explosion, refusing to quit the position
allotted him by his father pending the battle
of the Nile. have been looking into the
official account of the incident The admiral
was Brueys, who was wounded in the head
and hand early in the action. He continued
TO give orders until cut in two by cannon
ball; ne uttered the request to be allowed TO
expire on deck, which he did in the course of
some minutes.
Citoyen Casabianca, the father of the
poetic hero, then took command; his SON was
q MILDLY, but only aged 10, not lS. At that
period lands entered the navy very young
Casabianca was also deputy. Pending the
action his sen was by his tide; the father was
MORALLY wounded in the head by a splinter
and became insensible; he gave no injunction
to his son, but the latter would not the less
quit his wounded parent By this time the
ship was ON fire. Several of the sailors
had left and saved themselves on spaIs till
picked up by the English boats. Aided by
the purser young Casibianca and his father
were lowered down on a piece of a mast
floating by. but they had only got a short
distance from the l20-gun Orient when she
blew up, and nothing more was seen Of the
Casabiancas
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
SOrei9n advertisements.
Ct. MATTHEW'S HALL, SAN MArEo. CAL
a SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Under Military Discipline

San
Fourteen instructors
"
." further Information and catalogue Just address 49, - .nn,vD NJ A.
"'''-''-0
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
Gen. sherman and the Reporter.
Lchicago Tribunal

Chatting with Gen. W. T. Sherman the
other day, be said few pretty hard things
of newspaper men, though he admitted that
there were exceptions. To illustrate how his
kindness had been abused at times, he said;
when the dispatch came to ME about the
Custer massacre called the newspaper boys
all together. Now says, here is the dis
pat h. put you all on your honor t. copy
and return it 70 me Then / gave it ont
two pages to this one, two pages to that one
so they could all work at once. l turned lay
hack, and whisk-Jack Robinson-the dis
patch was gone IL never turned up, either,
and it is in consequence absent from the
place it ought to occupy In the official
recurdsp
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
Touched with Pity.

Flocks OF Americans are TO be met every
where, and the hurried manner in which
they rush through Europe strikes one with
wonder and pity
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
Easily Explained.
pittsburr chronicle.l

Mr.. Notes and Commsnts," writes Eva.
awhy is dying CALEB kicking the bueketf p"
Don't snow, dear, unless death Is the pad
destroyer.
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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-18
General advertisements.

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Just received from Portland. Oregon. by
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-30
ea'Sembnr8if6es aus Beystew.

arlon. I'm 8. Rop. Noraers srs
i4oB ft4 Der 9snbarm So anaermes
IN etn':m Stmmer ber genbarmsries Raferue
permittslf ieines @euebres. 9is Wct;pc
gu Der nuisIisen Chat fnb ni5t betaunt.
arIon. Die beiben gsrbrsher. be-
men es selnnsen mar R9 In bas Grloner
S~siuttenflcffer etn3ufdIsidsn uub Sort bic
Summs BON $500 5r. 80 fsbIsn, be bann
aber am 2urembnrser 8aSnbofe auSqefans
gen uno ausseltefert pur6es, iinb nunmsbr
tn @ntIaseftanb psrfstt wovSen. Der cine
Der Insetlasteu bsiBt Ssnas Sanborfs; 1T
aus 3aloserpstt (9alisten) aebirtia unb
80 Sabre alt. Sie sSSentttdt bes anSern
bat ni4t fefseffelt perbeu t%5nneu; &c
nernt it9 Sran5 grbarb Bauran, unb erz
tldrt, 25 Sabre alt unb aus San Sraueiseo.
ssbirtis gu fem.
Sn bie5dnbe ses Ralfrers Der ars.
BETTER alfseaf1e 81 GrIon 1T bic Summe.
BON 10, 09S. 06 Sr. aIs 5auptfumme unb'
3tnien Der pom benz Grbeiteruereiu Bet bent
Bantbauie 9sbr. Berger unb 60. binterz
lssten 9elbsr einsesabIt porbsu.
Ger obers EbeiI Der Stabt Wars
DE, Der tetu sutes Grintpafsr bette, erz
bait isst cine WaferIsituus.
gu Namar ffarb am 9. b. Wa. Der
sbemaltse Gatafter @ontroIeur 81 arIon
s. o. 9asnop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-30

IN umsetebrter &tdtuns auf benz sOpfe
fssn blieb. auBer sirisen SopfpuuSen
Fam Der 9etroffene NIT benz Sdrsten boz
pom. Der arbeiter muBte .iebod mad
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stn'sen Easen arbeitsunfdbis fem.
StuiIfanb Der Stabt 8ils.
5eiratben. = Bonn g.. Rouembsr:
Sobann anton Nlff, GRANDDAUGHTER, NIT
9atbattna, senannt gnna Nosien, obue
Stanb.
@tptlfaub Der Stabt Qurens
burg.
5etratben. - Bonn 90. Sttober:
yeter Wfuno, GRANDDAUGHTER, nit RoiaIia
Wteper. 4. Rop.: grnit 5erauIt. Beams
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ritter ebe pon Sobann 8aptif 6afert,
tls. Raafmann, unb 8ttue suetter gbe
'n aasut Diet, atIs. Eabatfabrttant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-30
0robberso8tbum.
Gorreipunbenj.
8eriatIIes, ben 4. Ropembsr

8eriatIIes, ben 4. Ropsmber.
9rauBen fdlt Der &esen in StrSmsn.
Cine talte NopsmbsrIuft webt burd BITE
einlamen StraBeu Der alien R6niasfabt
9eriaiaes unb NIT pabrsm 8sbassn febt
man bereits stn luiises 5euer I'M &amine
fadsrn. Die Iisbsn lansen Wintsrabenbe
baben besonnen unb bic Ssit 1T 70 re6t
~sseisnet, ben Iisben 2siern Der r@a3ette"
etwas aus Der alien Seimatb ober benz
SsinebabeI uor3uplautern. lInisre Wins
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tIsinen Bsridt ibsr uuiers Serisnreiie mad
benz 9roBber5Ostbum beginner.
Sc mot am l.. ausuit, ais mir gum
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t6nisen 8eriailes f9isn es mir tros bslIen
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81 wsrben, unb nit 6rsubsn bssriBten MIR
ben Gag, NO es bisB: sort tn bic
Ssrienl"
9Iaub' aber nidt, Iieber 9eier, baB mir
ben Wes 3ar Seimatb per pedes apostle
forum 3uridselest baben. 9ld nsinl Das
paren nod bte suten alien 3eiten, wopon
uns uniere @robsItern nod er3abIsn, NO
man ben Wes pon paris nod 9nremburs
tu SUB Suridlssen uruBte. Damals mar
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anipn&. anbsrs, bis NIT pobIseipi6tsr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-30

8eimerstir9. Babrenb Der Gage
pom 23. DIT. bis gum 3. Nop. einidlisBs
LID warbe babisr pon finf gdtern Der
@eieai9aft Seiu cine fsisrIi9e, beiIiss
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Gid. alm 90. Sttober sreiIie In ben
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feIbe ndberte ft9 unporii9tiser WeiIs elmer
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mubte foslei9 .rfolsen unb bsinbst ii9
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aus Rsui& u~a9fslsenbss tlrtbsiI: A. OF.
&uspper parbs ~ 5 @eIbtutsn sen 100,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-30
Saar, Noie!, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

RittsI. am Acknowledgements BOT i1
ben &ir@enbeiu9srn uniersr Yfarrei fols
senber anblid bar. Dem aderer, glrasrs
msifereis, @smstnbss unb Rir6enratbsz
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ltdnbig ueritiimmslt woroen. Der 70 aez
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neben lag pOrrdtbisss Bacterial sur anfers
tisuns zines neuen gFusss.
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has gulpsr an. bic Rusel trpIOOirts anb
bic S~prensitide aerft6rtsn Seniter unb
Ri9snserdtbs un6 perIssten, mas bas
S9redli9ffe 1T, brst Der Ruaben IN Ies
bsnsssfdbrIi9er @siie.
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sesenwdrtis tn BOILER 8litbe.
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Wtofel 8 SaIMe I'M 9ewi5te pom suiams
men As gfb.
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biloet bas anssmsins G~usssssiprd9 tn
Dees. Cine Srau 8sbr, aus Wes gebirs
tis, bsren Wann friber bapsriidsr Diff
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S9mdbunseu. Inn iebeu 8eroa1t pom
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babren, Der uon ibr DEFENDERS perfoIgten
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bes beuti9sn Rronprinsen su branbmars
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walti4aft aberssben unb snSIi9 1T bic
iaubere Yatroutn eiussifedt porben. @as
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perleibt, III, baB ein bisiissr Yoliseiietres
TOR tn Der Sade mitsepirtt baben foQ. Sc
TT Sausiu4uns BET ibm ssbalten mprben,
unb 1T natlrIt3 bic san3e StaSt auf bas
&eialtat Der seri4tIi4en 8srbanbIuns ses
ipaunt.
Sn ars q. b. WoleI baben peri6iebes
ne 9eute, barunter ber goliseibiener, has
fran5Ofi4e RriessrbsntmaI am aasriees
lentas NIT Der frau36ffden ErieoIore ges
idmi6t. Ms Der Staatsanwalt BITE 6a6ne
sntfernte, issten fs cine nsus auf unb fies
Sen Orobunsen aus. Daflr wirb ibueu
eth f4werer proteB auf ben Gals tommsn.
Gin spiifsr8terow %, gortraits
mailer aus Yaris, wurbs tn elmer Btrtbs
f9aft a. Wss perbaftst, neil sr in Bers
ba4te ftebt, iunge Mdb@sn pcn BIER uuter
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fsta.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-25
fine flavor of Highland Nation.

In conversation with reporter an au-
thority NJ Fulton market said: "1'he urc-
rior tlavorul Mplch or Highland muti u is
beyoni n llt.;ht due 10 the aroma .,'Its
which buTri on the pasturage ID, ghap
hills, auI uIl which the sheep fee. lne
hills in Wales are thiclsly covered with
wild thyme, while those in the Highlands
are full Of lady's mantle and other
aromatic herbs which are seldom, il ever
found in other pastures. This is a hint
OF natures own giving. which the farmer
who goes in for sheep raising or dairyin9
cannot afford to despise in these times of
hard competition.
''The aromatic herbs may he no less
nutritious than clover or rye grass, hut
they are just as necGful 10 the formation
Of perfect pasturnge rs the other varie-
ties Of plants. For this reason they should
be grown in all pasturagrs. They are
easy Of cultivation, and Will grow in the
worst ground, but some are, Of course,
better suited 10 certain kinds Of soil than
others. Parsley, loveage, cuniin, cor
lander, carr1wIy, angelica and wild fein.el
delight in lutmy soils, wild thyme, rock
rose, hysop, sage, savory and horebOund
in dry, poor soils, and peppermint i'll moist
soil.-N. y. Mail and Express
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-25
Downfall of the "Perfume Craze"

A few months ago, perhaps last fall,
there was n perfect perfume craze II
swept through the fashionable and nm
fashionable sets of New York society,
women especially, and reached some few
other cities. The masculine element,
everywhere known as ''the dudes" took
II up also. Not druggists only, but dry
goods houses, and every store where
women most do congregate, in New York
city, were called on hourly by crowds OF
women, who went from house TO house
''sampling' perfume, till 1t became neces-
sary 10 keep duplicate stock on hand and
an experienced set of clerks who could
discriminate between bona flde customers,
and those who took this method Of re-
plenishiDg their mouchoir case and toilet
stand
The craze took such proportions that
the result disgusted the originators Of it,
and it was suddenly dropped by the elite,
until now perfumers tell us there Is far
less demand than usual for perfumery,
and good taste has asserted its sway deli
cate, refined and natural odors being
mostly In demand. Cleveland Leader.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-25
Tenement ON the Island of Malta.

DIR. Plimpsoll's account of tenement
barrack on the island Of Malta exceeds,
indeed, anything ever reported from the
land Of the Calcutta black hole. ''Their
cellar dens, say he, "have no fireplace,
and therefore no ehimneys, and serve
singly for q whole family. They have no
windows, and some Of them have no other
aperture Of any kind than the door; and
when you have reached the bottom Of the
pit you find the solid rock, wet with slops
and foul with the odor Of the children. So
little mir reaches the bottom that the floor
never dries, and so little light that you
have 20 liEht wax match to avoid falling
down in the doorway. In one house there
were three subterranean stories of six
cellars in each, and in the lowest Of all
thirty people were living, thirty-nine feet
below the surface Of the street.-Ex-
change
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-25
IowA's impeachment case againl

IowA's impeachment case against
Auditor Brown has been concluded,
after long and tedious session and
Mr.. Brown stands vindicated of the
charges preferred against him and will
be reinstated In the office from which
he was removed under charges Of cor
rupt conduct. Altogether twenty
one different persons voted for con.
viction. OF these thirteen were Re-
publicans and eight were Democrats,
there not being two-thirds of fifty sem
ators voting guilty. The trial has
lasted eight weeks aud cost thirty
thousand dollars.