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Bull WATERLOO"
Took list Prize ut California Fair,
1887.
(Calved May 13. 1860

Ear Tag, No. ia, Register No. 3239,
H.F.H.B. Vol. 2.
Sire "Aaggie Idaline 4th's Roland,'
H.H.B. Vol. s, 1922.
G. Sire ''Jan,'' District Bull of COST
wond.
Dam Jacob Wits ''Myth," H.H.B.
Vol. s, G909. by ''Jacob 4th.''
G. Dam ''Trijn1e," Nib. 6O2.
''Aaggie Idaline 4th's Roland" calved
Feb. IA, 1884, imported in dam august.
1889 ''AagSic Idaline 4th.'
"Aaggie Idaline 4th' has milk record
as a 2-year old of 3.642 lbs. ozs. in
mos. and days, and her dam .'Aaggie
Idaline Bird" gave 81 10 lbs. in day as
3 year old in Holland, and has given
the first season after importation So lbs.
u oZs. in day, and S3l5 lbs. IL ozs. in
mos. and days. "Naatje,'' the dam
of "Aaggie Idaline 3rd,n gave 6S %
lbs. in day. 'Naatie' is also the dam
of "Aaggie Idaline end (43G3), who
gave Ga lbs. in | day, as year old in
Holland. She gave the season after i'm
portation, as n ) year old. 90 lbs. II ozs.
in l day and $3.50 lbs. If ozs. in Z mos.
and II days. Dam also of "Aaggie Ida
line" (4362), record of GS 2-5 lbs. in l
day in Holland, and gave the first sea-
son after importation 60 lbs. in day,
and $500 lbs. 10 ozs. in mos. and 25
days.
''Aaggie Idalinc 3rd's" sire "Jacob
2nd,' is also the sire of ''Neptune" and
"Aaggie 2nd."
"Roland'' won the lst prize at New
York Fair, 1884.
Jacob Wits ''Myth," the dam of
"Waterloo," calved March 20, 1884, and
i'm nartpl in Nav 1894
Sire "Jacob 4th," (N.H.B. 2lO) o..
WIS Ii. H.B. 2662.)
g. Sire Jacob 2nd,' (N.H.B.56).
Ct. G. Sire ''Jacob lst," (N.H b. 20).
&. G. &. Sire 'Rooker."
Dam "Irizntje," (N.H.B. GO2) with
milk record of Gs 2-5 lbs. in day.
"JacOb End" was winner of lst prize
at HARLEM, 1879, and of the 2nd prize
ut Leyden in 1880. His dam "Trintje,"
(N.H.B. 80 has n record of so lbs. in
day. He is also the sire of s'Aaggie
2nd,' which has the largest 2-year old
record known, having given CT lbs.
ozs. in ! day, l7,74G lbs. ozs. III one
year, and butter record OH dry feed of
ID lbs. 6 ozs. in one week.
G.. G. Sire "Jacob lst,' (N.H,B. 10Y
winner of LIST prize mt Amsterdam. His
dam was "De GOede,n prize cow at
Paris Exposition, with milk record of
81 lbs. sozs. in ] day.
G.. q. G. Sire "Rooker;" sire. prize
bull at Hoorn, 1871. Rocker is the
sire of ''Lady Clifden," record of 6,275
lbs. in year; of ''Aaggie' record 49,
O04 lbs. 10 Ozs. in year; of ''Porce-
lain," (N.H.B. l47) record so lbs. on.
in / day, and winner of lst prize al
Rotterdam, 1876,
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Sleepy Hollow-"Good night"
over the telephone Boston Bulle-
tin.
The Massachusetts pastor dis
missed for smoking tobacco may be
said to have gone out under q
cloud Louisville Courier-Journal.
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MUSIC; Tuesdays and Saturdays
evening for the Public in General.
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VINO BURNED COLUMBIAN

The old discussion as to Who
burned Columbir? has broken out
afresh between General Sherman and
Wade Hampton, and age does not
seem to lessen its energy on either
side. The Charleston, SC, "News"
of recent date printed a bitter at
tack by Hampton on sherman
This was shown to Sherman in New
York, and the bluff old soldier eX-
pressed himself as follows: "There
is just this about the destruction Of
Columbia: | didn't set fire to it,
neither did my men. On the con-
trary, Wade Hampton started the
fire, and we tried to save it, not for
the sake of the place, but for our
own convenience. It's of no con-
sequence to me whether destroyed
Columbia or not, but i suppose it's
of deal of consequence to Wade
Hampton down there to try and show
his friends and neighbors that he
didn't before he ran away. Hamp-
ton is braggart and blower. He
always was. Did you ever notice
the weakness of some of these
Southern fellows for blowing? How
they will talk about their splendid
estates, their plantations, sir, VIXEN
they have few measly acres worth
about five dollars an acrel Hampton
is of that sort. The whole question
as to who burned Columbia was
sifted by the international Commits
sion-a not over-friendly body-be-
fore whom the British owners OF
some of the cotton destroyed brought
their claims. If they could possibly
have shown that the United States
troops burned that cotton they would
have done so. They failed, an6
that settled it."
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

w f beg TO intimate that Mr.. w. L.
w Green who has hitherto, with
Mr.. G. w. Macfarlane. conducted our
agency here, retires from the same as
on LIST January, 1883.
Mr.. q. w. Macfallane, assisted by
Mr.. Robert Cation, will continue to
represent our firm hero.
MIRRlEES, WATSON IL co.
Honolulu, 23rd February, 1888.
73tf
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Heifer "SANTA ANITA. ("
(CaIved April IT, 1885,

Ear Tag, No. 1852, Register No. 4O2l,
H.F.H.B. Vol. 2.
Sire prince Imperial" (H.H.B. Vol.
6, 1,lG4.)
G. Sire "Netherland Prince" T1O.)
G. G. Sire "Schemmel."
G. G. G. Sire "Schreuder."
., 094O imported. by District Bull of
Twisk.
G. Dam "Mantel."
Prince Imperial" Q,l64) was the
winner of LIST prize New York State
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FOR SALE.
H0lstGil E'riGSial
BULLS G HEiFERS.
HARRY j. AGNEW

Begs leave to notify the public that he
has on hand ut "Greenfield," Kapiolani
Park, Il fine lot of young Bulls and
Helfers of the celebrated "Holstein
Friesian'' family. Selected from the
best herd in America. The Heifers will
calve shortly. The Bull waterloo"
and Heifer "Santa Anita,'' here adver-
tised, are samples of the stock:
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Fair, as 2-year old Also winner of
prize in 1888 and 1884.
"Netherland Prince" C7l6) winner of
three LIST prizes and enc 2nd prize at
New York State Fair.
"Schemmel,' son of "Netherland
Dowager," H.H.B. Vol. 6, 2,632), and
sire of 'Netherland Princess" m.H.B.
Vol. 4, 1922; "Netherland Countess"
CHILE Vol. 6, 2,63D; "Netherland
Belle" (H.H.B. Vol. G, 1870; and
"Netherland Dowager 2nd."
Schneider" sire of "Ncthcrland
Queen" (H.H.B. Vol. 3, 414N; and
"Netherland Duchess" (H.H.B. Vol.
6, 2,49S).
MILK RECORDS OF THIS FAMILY:
"Netherland Queen" at . years of
age gave 1854 lbs. ozs. milk in $40
days. years of age gave 1864 lbs. 8
ozs. milk in year. years Of age gave
50 lbs. ozs. milk in l day, and l0,oI6
lbs. ozs. milk in mos, Is days.
"Netherland Dowager" at years
gave 1874 lbs. . Ozs. milk in l year.
Commencing at % mos. old she gave
12,200 lbs. ozs. milk the LIST wear.
"Netherland Duchess" at 8 years gave
II, 40l lbs. II ozs. milk in year. At
years gave 1G,520 lbs. z ozs. milk in
] year.
''Netherland Princess" at years
gave l4,l0l lbs. . ozs. milk in year.
"Netherland Belle at 4 years gave
11,511 lbs. ozs. milk in s mos. II days.
purrrp prcopn.
"-'o"o'
"Netherland Queen" in November,
| 1882, made 20 lbs. in | week and 80 lbs.
ozs. in weeks without any change
| from her feed in quantity or quality.
Butter weighed after working and be-
fore sailing.
"Netherland Princess" made, before
she was 3 years old, II lbs. 4 ozs. in |
week, and when she was year old she
made in week, on winter feed, II lbs.
Id ozs. as year old she made in a
| 4 days test at the rate of Is lbs. % ozs.
of butter in week.
"Nctherland Belle" made as 3-year
old 6 lbs. ozs. in week.
''Netherland Duchess" made as 81
year old If lbs. ozs. in / week.
'sNetherland Baroness" made soon
after importation and before she was
acclimated. II lbs. 8 ozs. in week.
Six members of this family all bought
from one breeder i'm Holland. all he had
averaged IG lbs. 7 7-l2 ozs. which we
believe has never been equaled by any
entire family of the same number.
ssPrince imperial's" dam "Carlotta. =
(U.H.B. Vol. 5. .26G). as A 4-year old
has given .5l4 lbs. 6 ozs. of milk in
mo. Asa 5-vear old has riyen 10 lbs
3 ozs. of milk i'm | day and 8. 227 lbs IL
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Notice Of Election.

A T the edjourned annual meeting of
N the Hawaiian Bell Telephone
Company held March 8, 1883, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year;
President,
Godfrey Brown...,... 81
Cecil Brown. Vice President,
IL valentine. .-...'......,..A uulior.
Direc'ors-J. Campbell, j. f Brown
and w U, Smith.
j. +. BROWN,
So 2w Secretary III. b. Tel. Co.
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HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY

FORT STREET HONOLULU.
General
Accountants and Collectors Zeal Estate Fire Life Insurance
Agents, CustomHouse, Loan and Exchange Brokers'
Departments of Business.
Accounts accurately kept properly adjusted.
special and
Conveyancng Specially Rood searched and correct Abstracts OF Title
furnished.
Documents Papas description carefully dawn and hand
Copying Tansang in all languages general il this Kingdom
paid Property insured
Cottages Offices and Land leased and rented and rents collected
Companies
transacted with dispatch
negotiated at favorable
Advertisements and Subscriptions solicited for Publishers
purchased sold favorable
Inter-I will particular
All Business entrusted will receive prompt and faithful attention
moderate
twenty-five
discretion respectfully
solicit
No. Hawaiian BUSINESS Agency.
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Notice Of Election.

A II the annual meeting of the stock
IA holders of tire Peoples Ice 81 Re-
frigeI ator Co. held this day, the follow
ing named persons were elected as oili-
GERS for the ensuing year
j. X. Wilder. ......... President,
w. w. Hall. ..VicePresident,
w. Il. Foster. ........... Secretary,
w. Il. Wall Treasurer,
w. o. Smith. Auditor.
The above named officers constitute
a Board of Directors.
w. L. FOSTER,
Secretary p. l. Il X. Co.
Honolulu, March 6, 1888. SO wv
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NOTICE.

MESSRS i'll BROWN e CO.
WI Are authorised 10 collect for the
BULLETIN.
Honolulu June 9th. 1887. 81
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A HANDSOME COOL BARBER SHOP
So KING STREET.

HAS been opened over the restaurant
IL by one of the best practical
BARRIERS in the city. Gentlemen wish
ing a nice easy Shave, or fashionable
Hair Cut will find it to their advantage
to give me trial. Is I'm
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4 pl.slari.. IN il.c r.-.-..

Imagine . popular prcaehr IN Ton
don pulpit, with a grave o.i a.a.il,.n
sitting az the loot Il ID, Et.- .s IL
were. with i landing net for rl-.nsms.
and informing Che c0uet ,4..l when.
ever he caught ono. -rt. B. Shy.
locks he SAID 81 the 'lid rup,. 10
the seventh. That Is TIloro1t" fn
preacher, who knew tn there uerc
plenty mere 10 come. wa, iu HcIy
state; il he did % again ho m.4rur his
mind 10 speak 10 the man. "Iaat IS
Blairs. came out al the telth sentence.
"lcIlow, ~ said ,heproachcr leaning over
the puipit IF You intamlt .slin you
shal. toe turned out The OH Gentleman
looked round on the -onr' ...n uth
the same calm confidence. i,..a..on
as before and. without m.Ne- uH 10
IF his co1ntonaucc. Observed .llu's
his own The Arsonlut
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Candidate Harrison seems to suppose

CanCluatc hdt!iton sceEis u ruPPoSS
that the poor people will gratefully ac-
cepi the protection that means 30 per
cent. discount for the poor man and a
premium 10 The rich one
We are to near all this Republican phi
lan,bropy in Virginia, ard it will require
an alert canvass on the part OF the Dem
ocrats to flank the ingenius sophis,ry Of
tie Pro:ec,ionisis.
American labor will he the cry, when
all the time American labor has been made
10 dance just as the great monopolists
chose to play the fiddle And the proof Of
the fraud Of protecting the poor man is
that She poor mans goods axe taxed hisher
than those of the rich man. There is 4
little story Of General lIarrison's propos-
ing TO shoot The working mar INTO terms
when lie struck peacefully.
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The rndnrnnco Of Momnn.

The Sandwich Island women are bet
ter swimmers than the men. They can
sustain themselves longer in the wafer
fl Is unsafe to sly tina, woman's muscle
cannot be made as strong as a mans.
Look at the girl Of the trfcze. The sizo
Of % rope IS 900 indication Of ii strength.
SO it IS with human muscle A tiny
watch spring Is relatively fm stronger
than q hundred times is weight of pig
iron. Women do endure pain better
than men, ali endurance means simply
an outlay a. strength Prentice llull1Id
In Vow York rlr.
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RESULTS CT IGNORANCE.
Perifs 70 fnrants-ITow Dcformitics Arise.
Wholesale Abuses.

Who does not know that the sufferings,
peril and short life OF our infants is largely
due to ignorance on the part of mothers OF
tho common laws which govern development,
and secure heal;hful activity in lfe-and yet
the rules are few, simple ard easy II applica-
tomas proper clothing, loosely worn and
moderate in length proper food, taken at
regular intervals (Which for months should
be mothers milk only, where the supply Is
sufficient and quality good; abundant sleep;
freedom from nervous excitement too often
brought about hy seuseieA crieAyo-s TO show
or fhc Lrl-Eia"r 0r GINNING ways u the
child. proper csra taking az the periods OF
teetlin-. learning 20 wall, etc.
How low re-lzr that dcfosu..ies arise
from encouraging p child 20 walk before the
boay structure az, efficiently hardened, and
from allowing ID 10 ST, roo continuously
whilc the honcs are moro csgti.ac.uous than
osseous. Especially may this habit prove
disastrous 10 female Children from tho fact
tilat the diameter of the Telvis may bc 50
rnuch changed b, continued pressure of tho
supcrircumbent weight Of tie tfriuk OF the
body and mead upon 1t that IN after life ma
terhity may prove NOT oi'!} ezra hS1'IronS'
oi,. pefc nance iHpos.Ioia-to say no'nihS
Of TIE ri-k ot producing SPIRAL err'atrres
and chest ceiornitiej IA either eek. Fresh
air and opportunity Tor voluntary exercise
OF the limbs are IN tho province q every
mother - Si''. bu5 ere they regularly ac-
o'....c by majority
U.s. ~ Drugs should Dee luloa.'y avoided
AMI 81, tl"ra ar' E'l.A'fs, c2n"-l'si u, nuin-
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Prec0si5y iachi,dlo1l Is Incompatible with
cauab.I.,y H. adult iilc. Ius.caIof tho quiet,
monot0nou5 d.. OF the country, the town
child lives amid pcgp taal excitement. The
town child eats too much Of the cake every
day to have mGch of it lett TO put by The
incidents Of the street, the chaH which con-
stitutes So large a portion Of the Charm Of
their life to town children, the excitement of
places OF am;Sement-Gll favor precocity in
the youngsters OF the towns. The nervous
system is forced, as the hort.culturist forces
his vegetables, and with the same result-an
inferior product.
The precocious child may be the delight Of
its parents, and still more of lis grand
parents; but the Psychologist looks upon it
with suspicion. Thl5 premature development
of the nervous system tells upon the thews
and sinews and upoa the digestion. The
town dyeller has, rs , rule, less perfect Iii
gestiye organs than the ccuntryman Good
Housekeeping.
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Tie North Macnetic rnlc.

Future explorations will be- purely OK
petitions Of scientific research. Ono Of
the first and most Important thing. 90 be
done Is the determining oi thc north
magnetic pole. This D, not identical
with lhe pole proper Ia. B, One point
Wnero The ordinary needle refuses ID act
ard tho dip needle stands prp.nlicuhr
This pole has been approximately located
twice n 1887 boy Ross and I1 1879 by
mo .o-- locI-oI it in B.o.'a on Cape
h..H... aua WIs made Sir i.Gu Tor
doing . tanni 81 r aao1t
twenty mIs n.t.H.. r... Felix
r tulsa a' electricity l. locating of
Ih., p..nsa W4i.erof IHl.a.. interest TO
Iua -..nui.r world Lieut. ~.amutla.
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American women who MARRY English
husbands viii have much difficulty i'm
li-o.|uE thoir uuion 3, thc conditions
are unhappy. by new divorce decision
of a English cour- which establishes
ho point that d. an American woman
wgui' d 10 an English ha Band wishes 10
obtain q valid divorce. she must sue m
the English courts, or Size cannot eot IT,
The a0micic Of her husband lolng the
controlling fact IN the eye Of the law
The laughter Of am American consul
who obtained % divorce iu 3 Colorado
court rom her nus and. who declined
toappear, has recently lost the custody
OF her child. and been divorced from
her husband toy the English comt Bos
ton Budget.
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....I 100. hv Al.-n-.

Very ..a p.,.s -..cNls l.o- II t-e vast
aeo-. D.. -ls..H.i l-al .e.l JF oG auI
lo..cls D. CLIO lulel e.... I.e lr
ua.t. four million l.o hunroI thousand
ae.,s. s held by to Holland company ot
New Ne-.eo. Nu El, .u syndicate holds
three million acres m .lxas; sir Edward
n...i aaI syndicate IN lio.iin own two
million acres, enc m.@on eight hundred
thousand acres b..ons o. an English syndi-
cate IN Mississippi one usluon seven hundred
and fifty thou and 10 tAe Marquis of Tweed
dale one million three hundred thousand TO
tie ps-Marshal! Company, Of London;
ard one million six bundled Thousand acres
70 a German syndicate. These comprise the
larger land holders. Thero are, however, IL
score or more Of persons md synd.cates own
ing less than seven hundred and fifty thou-
sand acres. The grand total foots up to
twenty million seven hundred and forty
seven thousand acres Of government land
held by aliens in tho United States Tho
Argonaut.
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uAEHISON AND rRO1ECIIoN.

General Harrison ha. made A exien-
siyo speech in which be illustrates the
beauties nj projections hv stc".0t tAa; .f
the prcsen; economic system Was not
good our citizens would 20 abroad. \
very thin proposition that IftAc present
system is good there Is 300 reason Why IL
should not be- made better and rhe way
to do it is to take down the Chinese
wal that separate, a., from thc rest Of the
world both for what " want 90 bay and
for what we Y ant 10 sell Candidate
Harrison then proceed, 10 slow that The
fact Of hordcs Of foreigners rushinr to
this country shows that he American
system OF protection Is b,n.iceut
system.
That is dojgi1g i.e QUESTION. '.r BE
fact that. Rhioe, nis,7r exists IT, some
sections of lie tr... .... ..9a..c..cs
Of Europe cauEotpo.si''ypro tiat Our
own system is perfect su! accls 10 ira
prOvemeni.
Wha; the Democrats Gea~al IS taking
OF taxes laid oa to carry o. TIC v.r aai
after that We viii discuss mpaI;s Us
with the "pauper labor Of tur5re' or
any alleged free & de- doctrine taatile
Republicans opp'y GO 70 per cent. tariff.
Il the Republican or,cicnce can recon-
Gle Itself TO calling 10 per cent. duty free
trade, of co-lse i! can siicIch pre,a,ica.
ticn out long cnougA 20 cover tape
worm tax or clothes, and anything Csc
TO the tune Of ls0 Per cent for the DOR
mans ecols. and g'.at g. f.. tle u.,
mans wear.
fyou DO not byl.erc .ai. look al the
schedule as it stands i,Dca gcoIs l20
per cent duty aad cheap clothes about
the SAGE, while The fine goods are fifty
FER Ceat less.
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PErsIDE>rnL ELECTORS

PRESIDENTIAL EiECiGNH:
~ Large,
RICnARD y. BuIRNE Of Hanover
joins T. HARRIS Of Rockingham
Fir. District
r. L b WHIlDI of Essex.
Second District,
y. GAHDNEE TfLEg Of Charles CRY.
Third D.s'r'ci,
TAzEwNLL ELLETr of Richmond city
Fourth District,
WILLIAM T. NcKEENEY Of Petersburg
Fifth District,
II 6 pE1EH5 ci Henry
SIKH District.
W. ". BERRY Of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MIcAJAH WOODS OF Altemarle.
Eighth District,
+. l. MEREpITU Of Prince william.
Ninth District.
JoHS 4. BUCHANAN OF Washington.
Tenth District,
Il. e. PoorE Of Appoma'tox
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Nur ,Hr,y years ol travelling in all
climates of the earth Vc ara satisfied
that sunlight is oncof them important
factors of lie, and Indispensable To vIg-
orou, heal,h Shade tends 10 weaken
tbo skin. and acts dcIoforousiy ON the
nerves and liver w always therefore
Whenever $50 oioUm sci,ria room ou she
sunny side Of the house, making little
account Of the outlook ln other respects,
The finest prospect toward .hc rur,h is
not far moment Jo weigh against tAo
3d. 'ho cheering. I.fr l,H ,Io of
d1.. He recommend ta Iuc.co o
orr readers Dr. Joseph Smus
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Ftop. q Ha.oly n Pr@5yteraaim ia all
Ages-This IS the title of a work By Rev.
Robert p. Kerr, d. d., of this city, which
has just been published by the presbyte.
rian Committee III Publication. As the
title indicates il treats of presbyterianism
IN all Its phase, tracing ii from lis origin
Throughout, lis history down to the pres
ent day. The name of the learned
author is q guarantee Of It's interest and
authenticity. The work is handsomely
illustrated and is gotten up in a style to
reflect great credit upon the publishers.
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There's 40 ro~ whosc petals tend

There no i'og whosc petals tender
Fade not when they're kissed
Every sunset : purple sptndor
Nanshes In INST.
There's 40 song whore Joyous Nosins
Ends rot in 4 sigh.
Low Ia, e'cr an echo ringing
With mute goodby
On no azure dimp'cd oceln
rrnp'si5 ever sleep
Though We I've m loves devotion.
Dying. we mus; weep
Lif.haia nothing that's srrual
tsycar rolls after year.
mi shadows follow DAYS mos' ra.rE
Noting trag
$. II Armstrong ~ Nov o~ ,sn rir., Demo
or
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Senator Stewart, of Nevada wants 10
put our Navy on ice. He says tina, We
must have the war ships built at SO 900.
QUO each, for the purpose Of keeping our
enemies from irespaSsing on the Arctic
sea, which should be our boundary
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Our Goal sflne..

Coal is now found in about thirty dill
ferent states Of the Union and seven ter
rltories. In 1857 the little state Of
Rhode Island supplied G,000 tons out Of
the total product Of 1913, 965, 25j tons. 90
Arkansaw Traveller.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

y oabiegfam anhooacc. 'ha, Mr.
Blaine VII leave for this country to
morrow, aud ,a.nk, Harrison is going t.
be elected q, - safe wager that the
latter staten - is Incorrect, but even ii
j, is il amounts 20 nothing. Blaine
thought b. himself was goinz 90 be
c'c.icd tou. ea,s ago bai be wasn't just
tAe same.