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"consu,nption Can nc cured,

Or. J. 4. Combs, owensvillc, Ohio, says:
81 have given SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
oil with Hypophosphites 10 four patients
with better results than seemed possible
with any remedy. All were hereditary cases
al lung disease, and advanced 20 that stage
when coughs pain in the chest, frequent
breathing frequent pulse, fever aud emacia-
ton. All these cases have increased In
weight from 10 10 Is lbs, and are not now
needing any medicine"
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a certain deed of inisi 10 me exc
ID cuied by a. W. Rutland. registered In the once
Of the Keglsier oi shelby c1unty. Tennessee. in
Record Book No. i7h page rs the undersigned
trustee therein named. VIII Tor the purpose VI pay.
ing the unpaid indebtedness by that deed secured,
scll NJ public auction, W the highest bidder iOr
cash. nj The southwest corner ~ Main and Madison
stfccb, 10 tho city Of Memphis, shelby county
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Sc. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 2s.-Ycaterday
afternoon the trial Of John d. swinney
and John Hargcaye, the Wabash Western
train robbers was begun at Liberty, Mo.
IIargeaye pleaded guilty" swinney mot
guilty" Next Monday was fixed as the day
for tho beginning Of the trial.
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Tn.eott seen Again.

oswroo, N. Y, Feb. 2s-Conductor
Geo. Espbeck, Of the New York, Ontario
d Western railroad, who last night for the
first time saw the picture OF VIM. d. Tns-
colt, the Chicago murderer Of Millionaire
Smell, saws he is positive that he arrived
in this city at 6:55 o'clock yesterday morn
ing from New York, on his train bound for
Suspension Bridge. Other train hands arc
equally "a positive.
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Attention, n. n. L.

For sprains bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation. swelling, cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint ringbone, windgall, cpl
gootic. scratches, etc, In horses, Rangum
Root l.niment IL sure cure. The "King of
Jinimonts" Is the universal Never
fails 10 cure any ailment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 5Ocents
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
2s2 Main street
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Stockholders' Meotlng.

a hbhllNg Of the siockholdeuof the Troy and
a ilptonsille kailnDad Company will b. held AZ
me ONE o. ssid company In the town Of Troy.
~ Vvion county. Tenncsaee on Monday, the nth
Gay ol February. AID. iVes Tor the confederation
ana acu0n upon proposed mortgage aud Issuance
% MORTGAGE bonds and Stock Of Md company. and
inc uans.cfi0n Of surh other bushes "a may be
adtted by order OF the Hoard OF Directors. 10
eembTf w M. Gro. n WILSON, President
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BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
Standard aud Registered.

Sired by RySiyks IIanbcionlan sire Of % troiier,
with records ~ 30 or better. and siru Of % sons
that have each gotten one or moe 2D performers:
hrst dam Kilt by Long Island Black HawE. second
dam by Young Duroc half brother 10 American
Eclipse; third dam by COINS Messenger by I'm.
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS IA is't hands high, seal brown. al
most black. with wine colorcd tanks and muxslc.
two white heels, heavy and tail. long bodied.
heavy boned aud very stylish. lie 4 the sire Of
GVy Cloud, record 2.2lf-triai 2i9'.. Of Bcocher,
sire 81 one 21o performer, andoi the dam 81 LADY
NJ Lyons, record 22iA lie Il half brother Ia Dcx'
ter 2iIif; Ncitlc, 2ls. Jay Gould, 22ii<; George
wilkes. 30. aud i,lll brother 10 Menclaus 226
BLUEGRASS 4 the only son Of Rysdyks Ham
bleionian. whose services were ever offered 10 tho
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and no will this
SEASON b. limited TO ten outside marcA lee 900
cash. with usual privileges Of nturn
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ASoouuR. BrTms are Endorsed by the
highest medical authorities here and In Eu.
rope "a a preventive and cure Of malaria
and all summer diseases. Keep u In your
houses 10 favor your drinking water and
other beverages.
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

Its customary With subscribers only but the
APPEAL we'll Mert
aai paid hsf
the hen'
and our etpS
old su0ser
who his subscription receiving valuable premium TO constitute ms
aid subscriber Come aud bring
ont be
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
r h A l. e S T A r E.

30 esi1 Rim the ChAnccry Court 81 shelby Com.
vf-John Nc. brOoks, Guardian. VI. Kate A.
league 81 Al.
Ny virtue Of an lntcri0cutnry decree for sale en-.
tend In the above on the I'D day III Fchruary
itu, ~ a. 81. PAGE ~ will scll NJ public auction
W the highest bidder, Ia iront oi The Cicrk and
Masters oihcc, oourthouse Of shelby county, Mem.
phis 1cnne.-sc on
saturday. March N, Isss.
within icgal houu. the following Described proper.
". situated Ia Memphis. shelby county, tennessee
tD.wit
Icing lots - aud ~ In block No. on the north.
Broadway street, frOniins 100 icct on Ifnad
way street aud running bark betwcon parallel lines
IS feet The bid N starr 1T $50
n months purchatcf 10 eKcruic ltcs With seen.
rlty bearing interest from date af'd lien retained
" secure payment This February =, issA
T. T. MCDOWELL. q and n
By J. NJ Bradley. u. g. aud n.
John Nc. brooks. 4. X hrteau. soilcitou.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this columh.win be charged at
ra'c OF $50 for two lines one insertion: two inser
tons, &c; one week Soc
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified a. administrator 81 the estate
~ n. n. bullock, ofcdiiou ar hereby notified 10
nlc their claims, and debtor will setlle.
J. NJ TltrZkvANT,
Administrator,
% North Court street Memphis
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Will positively cure sick headache and
prevent iis return, Carters Little Liver
Pills. This u not talk. but truth. One pill n
dose. sec advertisement Small pill Small
dtNe. See pricc
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ordnr of Publication.

county. Tunn.-aarAh N. Jones w. Hubbard ".
Jones
II appearing from rcirrn ri the sheriff IN thi.
cause i6ai the defendant Hubbard V. Jones, Il not
10 be i0und In his county,
II il therefore ordered. That be make bis appear.
ance hefrin At the courhoute " shelby county,
In The city al Memphis, nov Taxing District ~
shelby county, Tcnn.. on the INT Monday in
April iNs and plead. answer o. dcmuf 10 cum.
plalnants bill OF the Nme viii be taken Tor con.
lea.cd a 10 him aud aet lor hearing ek pario aud
thai 4 copy Of thls order H. published Onco a week
Tor four ,uooc,slve weeks ~ the Memphis Appeai.
This 18th day Of Yehrus1. isss
true copy-Atiest
4 MCDOWELL C1ert and Master.
Nv J. d. Mcdowell, IT,, DEPUTY Clerk and Master
CAN'T 4 Patterson, spls toffempi'nt; i1,Iit2Il
MvLronD buys old gold.
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AsrUsEsrENrs.
f nEATER.

a
MfMrhIs fnEATER
ToNIaHT-wEDNEsDAY MATINEE.
GEO. WILSON,
leading
WILSON & RANKIN's MODERN MINsTREIs.
Monster Company,
Led by tho Minstrel King, GEO. WILSON
DUVAL. THE WONDER.
MASTER OLIVER. "THE MUSICAL PRODIGY. :"
Absolutely an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRO
GRAM since their last visit,
Thursdsy, Friday and saturday ANNIE PIxLEY.
EUGENE RoBINsoN,s DINE MUSEUM
PATRoNIzED BY THE ELITE or THE CITY.
ps- NEW AND PLEASING ATTRACTIONS. -6a
The FAMOUS yENTRILoQuIsr, Lieut. Allen
and his funny family The MIDGET QUEEN, Miss
cialty Constellation. Il stnn. Prof.. Vim. Ellison,
King OF the ACCORDION Miss Bebe Earlscott Vocal
Gems. Nichols CHALLENGE WIRE ACT. Miss
Musical Team, Turner & CASTOR. Miss Madgeraid
Dayenc, the pleasing Vocal Specially Artistic Last
week Of the Elephant BOY, the Madagascar Family,
!ncassie and son. the Albino Vioiinist, Prof. b.
kallins Punch and Judy, etc.
loc. Admission One Dime. 1oc.
ORIENTAL FESTIVAL 80
PALESTINE Bazaar
SPECTACULAR ENTERTAINMENT.
Lectures In costumes under the supervision Of
Peter M Won Finkcnstien, native OF Jerusalem,
will be given In the Central Baptist Church for the
benefit OF the church on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
MARCH G and7.
Lecture Topics; Getty Life in Jerusalem" "IIomes
and liaunts Of Jesus"
Admission Adults, Soc Children, 90.
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A Family Cremnicd.

MiSSEiroLs, Mimi, Feb. 2s.--The
Journals st. Cloud, Mimi, special says:
Terrible news was brought here this
morning from Fair Haven, near here, 10
the effect that last night while n farmer
named Miller and his vito were at church,
their house burned down together with
three children, aged thirteen, ten and
seven, who had been locked in. The ex-
plosion OF q lantern caused the fire."
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On No Tint nlnday q Lul. lsga A n O,l,,L.

q the forenoon 81 that day. The proposd Issue o.
bFnnch bonds OF aaid Company and Ole execution
Of q MORTGAGE or deed oi trust 10 secure the samo
WI pe submitted 10 the moctlng Tor IL considcn.
uon and scion thercon. ny order OF the President
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Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

Family PhyeanI
reliable tepuucs
a. ".
'1roisor Of Theory aud Practice IAhnsmAnn Medical College"
find L . correct In dagnI and conhln
public I'll 4 HANN "a d."
shave examined tho advance sheets Of Family
y v. "
n Colcge Chicago"
- A D.,
Professor the Burnett Medical Coless'
will aid wonisiyn Has
the remedies for AoPahe Homeopathic kdas
Iydropaibe and Herbal treatments
guide health assist the family door hbno intended
but do everything possible
In absence
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No Other Book Published Does This.

sbcOND-when really attacked enable,
know the fact and In sucfSas ao
But all ordinary such Of
this Kind
The point that teaches distinguish
and tells when Il
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AdminIatrator'a Noticn.

hrnrHn. TESr February 70, fsss
TTAvfNO qualified as administrator Of the estate
IL of George Trspnsll. decreased. all parties hsv
Ing csims ssalnst aid estate or Interested therein
are heby potncd 70 present lhsif and mako
JAMES y. WINNIE
Administrator Of Goorte TrapnslL decreased.
roston 4 foslon, Attorneys
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No Other Book Published Does This.

TTIIRDIn directions 20
class physicians but
each the different schools medicine and all
The eminent their modes practice
suited TO the needs family Of
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No Other Book Published Does This.

resds this worthy
namely Diseases q Care
practical sensible ,nd
printed.
This chapter slns wormny every
had 10 be purchased at is
The other haPe" referred equally valuable
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Stockholders Meeting.

TUE Annual Meeting Of s,ockholdou Of the
L Chesapeake, ohio Southwestern Railroad
Company Tor The Election " Directors AMI The
Transaction Of such other bunIass a. may come h..
In the city q Memphis. in The state d Tcnns-sss
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NEW EDITION.

T, pages AMI
two nche'ck Its printed heavy and handsomely bound with
bossi and tered
IT Is DIFFERENT FROM
flRsr-It eachs, those who have how tell
All o tells you
how detect tho disease and then I'VE
will calls ndc usl
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PERSONAL.

A N OPPORTUNITY To LEARN TO DRAW
"A Free OF Charge. Having sole control OF the
Now Art System for Memphis and vicinity, aud
wishingt 70 Introduce IL TO every household | will
teach limited number OF pupils free OF charge
This Is the same system that Mr. Barrett taught
here sosuocessfully last year. n s. MANNING,
Room IL No. 2y7 Second street Elevator at the
street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

LIZ tocsi1 q civilization has been
sounded by Mexican State Governor
against b1Ilfghting. From the City
q Mexico, April Il the following IN
tersstlng Intelligence comes
Ssaerzl Gonzales. formerly Presi-
dent q the republic and now Governor
Of the State q Guansjuato, has taken
q bold and decisive step in deeFeeiue
the SUPPRESSION Of bull-fightiug in thai
State he declares that the snort i
6emorzlizing and / leading people
into habits Il EaStefuIness and dis
order, and the employment a large
suns for constructing bull-rings and
maintaining them Is entirely improper
n the present. state q civilization.
Re declares that educational interests
and manufacturing enterprises suffer
frsl the use Ct 20 much money IN this
herbzrU1S sP1rt, and that the habits Of
public order and economy are destroyed
b II Accordingly, he orders the
s9mmzry prohibition Of buII-fghting
IN bis state
CouETITI0S Is steadily reducing
the length Of passage across the At
lERrIc- Formerly II was reduced BY
days. then b hours. and nOE they
have cone 70 counting By minutes
TIE Etruris- shich arrived At Qneens-
town Apra 21st, made the run from
Sandy Hoax N 6 days, hours and
4g minutes. beating the best previous
record made By the Unbris, By two
MINUTES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
EDITORIAL
THE TARIFF BILL


TIE following paragraph. which
We clip from s reliable Southern
psus-. indicates Inst the revenue bill
p-sDSred By the Administration has
reosire5 tie endorsement OF the
Louisiana delegation IN Congress,
and though this fact does not ensure
rs passage. t removes what was be
EsTed % BE one OF the strongest
sozroes O opposition 70 Il. There
-soEin nov les than thirty days
before the Democratic Convention
meets a. S. Louis on the 5th Of
June. and Il 81 that great gathering
i shall be determined unwise 70 pass
the blll. i VII Be laid ever BY Con
E-esS III the next session
The nnzl decision OF the WAYS and
Means Committee. s. telegraphed 20
ne Piccglzge, likes the rate on =
degrees res- II 1.0l5c- ana adds 0.052c-
for every additional polari~eope de-
gree The provisions o. the present
lzw Repeating classification ana draw
bzck remain untouched Above Is TO
Is D : The rate i reduced 20 2-2lc-
above Is % -, 70 24lc-, above -, 10
zS1c- This reduction OF - per cent Is
sid u have been accepted BY the
Loaisizla Congressman, who have
SS7eS1 70 support the bill IS il now
reAtis, rather than trust themselves %
the Republican pTotectiOnists, suS-
pected q : design 10 cut sugar down
SEE Der cent Louisiana Sugar Bowl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
CONSUMPTION.

Al American paper gives eonsen-
SIS Of opinion from medical invest
gators n that country and Europe,
regarding the disease OF consumption.
There = agreement upon the con
claslo1 that the disease i most pre-
Talszt N proportion 70 the wetness OF
sol and Is logness OF elevation. The
heredItzrT nature OF the dise8se Is
slu0st unanimously admitted. while
Is infectious quality : receiving
more general recognition In race
ne negroes seen most liable. and
Jews the most exempt. but there are
many other factors than those Of na-
tlo1zlIty % be taken into account.
Desths ron consumption figure right
along u the Honolulu mUr5uary re
t1-n>- yet the climate l. not pzedis-
posing u the disease and the soil
srCspt N small local patches. does not
n a the dangerous conditions There
= 10 doubt that g proportion Of the
deaths Occurring here from this dis
eaSs are Of IlFslids theretrUu coming
e the b1luy climate for relief only
too -ate. Il any complete sanitary
reform IN Honolulu. however. must
BE- lneludsd strict regard 70 the sur
ruC1d-1Es Of dwellings While the
porous nature OF the ground avaIls
much for carrying of moisture quick
" there are lot only hsbited sBampy
localities that require drainage 70
Usks wholesome but the conditions
al ovsr are undoubtedly changing. 50
thai one day g system OF sewerage
I'll beeCue Necessary The town Is
building up more thiekly every year;
nssb strata Of sol from decayed
vegetation. and the wash from over
looking mountains, are gradually IL
crossing trees are multiplying 10
grow with amazing rspidity through
CT the cry plot, conserving moisture
II the ground and making II come
nearer 70 perennial dsmpness. and
possibly the s1bterranesn coral pores.
lava iurerStiees and sand beds may at
soue unknown but unremote period
become clogged with the constant IN
EzsEon q loaded LIQUID from the
surface Sanitation Is z science that
n 6 peculiar degree should take time
By the toCeIoek. the ounce Of preEen-
tien with Il being eminently Of greater
value than the pound Of cure The
scope q the Beard Of Health Is too
limited. and It's functions too fully
occupied With specific matters under
existing conditions, 10 have that body
required 70 make elaborate plans for
future, complete ssuitstio1- Az IN
dependent Sanitary Institute, TO be
constituted Of lOezt medical men and
lsymen taking sn interest II the
uztt5r. might II the course Of few
years collect q large fund Of valuable
data including records Of practical
e1periueutztion- which would form
bssls q precise and effective legisls-
ton t1r putting Honolulu II the front
rz1k q cities Is TO sanitary eOndi-
ions
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

A MELBOURNE letter writer thus dis
courses, and his words doubtless have
q worldwide application: Many
people, who would scorn the notion
OF wronging q private person, can
stoop to the most wretched mean
nesses where the State is concerned
Cheating the Government is counted
to be no sin, and IS quite compatible
with strict piety" The writer then
tells Of $50 delinquents detected,
through an unexpected investigation,
IN cheating the public railways of
small amounts on tickets, by means
Of various devices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

dent Of the United States is hereby
requested 70 continue 10 interpoSe the
good Offices of this Government in an
effort 10 adjust and settle the present
difficRltieS at Samoa upon SStisfae-
tory and solid foundation and for the
restoration Of peace and good order,
and the establishment Of responsible
native, independent Government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Were do all the people go who
leave anywhere? 1t has been q
chronic complaint of Honolulu for
years past that the white people
leave by every steamer. Now comes
an Auckland paper eongratulating
itself on maintaining its circulation,
notwithstanding the large number
Of people who have left Auckland
during the past SIX months" That
sounds as if people left Auckland
never to return, but now and then a
trusnt Honoluluan, after many days,
shows a smiling face over the rail of
an inward bound steamer. There's
no place, after all, like home pro
vided il be in the Paradise of the
Pacific ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

HEGyr corporation frauds hsve
been revealed in Sydney. One city
firm benefited 10 the extent of about
$4,000, II having been imphested
IN frauds extending over period OF
SIX years. Doubtless the boodlers
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munityi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

SLAVERY viii soon be a thing Of
the past throughout the two Ameri-
can continents 1t IS stated that the
new Ministry of Brazil have an
nouneed that the principal and more
Immediate objects IN their pro
gramme VIII be the abolition of slav-
cry this year and measures for the
improvement Of the finances and cur
rency of the country The whole
some emaneipstory- movement which
was initiated last December in the
province OF San Paulo has already
produced the freedom of 10000 of its
20S,000 slaves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

Ma BAILEY gives cogent reasons
for refusing the franchise to China
men, some of which were advanced
by the present writer in another
paper, when an agitation of the mat
ter was attempted III Honolulu pre-
vious to the late election. Although
with the present composition of the
Hawaiian body polite, state of public
opinion and status Of foreign rela-
tions-it is like work of supereroga-
ton to discuss the question, yet It
may be useful to let intelligent
Cinnamon know that their country
men must adapt themselves to West
ern civilization before looking for its
civic privileges, as it is utterly i'm
possible for this system to be either
cut or compressed to suit their na-
tionsl customs, dispositions and ira
ditions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

TIE report that Mr.. Phelps, Min
lister to England, was to succeed the
late Chief Justice Waite, ELECTED
much opposition from the Irish ele-
ment in the United States, on the
ground Of Mr.. Phelps alleged atti-
tude of unfriendliness to the Irish
cause A telegram from London,
however, puts the American Minis
tsr's conduct in a different light, say
ing that he occupied a position proper
to his diplomatic situstion-one of
neutrslity-that he entertained with
strict impartiality Home Rulers and
Conservatives, that he was popular
with the Irish members in London,
Eand the only cause for any unpopu-
larity among Irish Americans in the
United States is his responsibility
for negotiating the dynamite treaty,
which is approved by English Lib
erals and the leading Irish members"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

IT Is stated that several Of the Por-
tuguese steersge passengers carried
away large sums of coin, one person
having over two thousand dollars.
Some of these departing families
have been imported from the Azores
and Msdeiras, but q few years since,
at the expense of the planters and
the Government; and how they can
honestly accumulate such small for
tunes in four or five years, would
form good topic for discussion be-
fore our debating clubs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-05-15

OUR friends living on the other
islands, who occasionally have q treat
Of ice from Honolulu, are sometimes
puzzled as to the best Way TO keep 1t.
Ice may Dc so secured that it viii not
lose one fourth of its weight for sew
ersl days and even for 8 week, though
kept IN our ordinary temperature.
This can be done by placing the
block Of ice IN 3 bag, and then in q
tight box containing enough barley
chat to surround it with layer al
around six inches thick.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-26
IN A NUTSHELL.

1t is of small Importance whether
the Portuguese immigrants came to
this country with the intention of
staying or not, and it is of no con-
sequence whether somebody said
that they did or that they did not.
The fact remains, that some of them
do emigrate to California when their
contracts here have expired, which
they have a perfect right to do.
Most likely they, almost to man,
came with the view of remaining
until they return to their native
land; but after arrival here they
learn something about California,
and believing that they may do
better there, are induced to try.
They came here, just as other peo-
pie come, with the view of bettering
their condition in life. If they did
not believe there was any chance of
accomplishing this purpose, they
would not have come. The same
purpose takes them from these ISL
and to California; and after little
experience there, some of them
will go elsewhere for the same rea-
son. II they were doing ten times
better than they are, percentage
would still leave with the hope of
doing better. They might after
wards regret it, but they would
leave all the same. This is the whole
thing in a nutshell. There is no re-
Election upon the Portuguese in
tended in the foregoing. All other
nationalities do precisely the same,
both here and elsewhere, and will
undoubtedly continue to do so.