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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22

Clark, Mrs J Corwin, Mrs A Reid Kenny,
Joseph { Holiday. Geo Lyeurgus, "
Whitley, Mrs ) SSvidge, J Martin, Theo
Richards, and Is steerage.
From Colonies per stmr Mariposa, Oct.
lS-Mr RonifSce. wife and child, II Emery
and wife. DR. Green L 5 \, Mr. Berry and
wife. Miss Sarah Jones, John Mccarthy,
and 5 steerage. Twenty-seven Cabin. and
Is Steerage in transit.
From Maui and Hawaii per stmr W G
Hall, Oct, lS-His Majesty the King. H Il
II Countess Rardi and maid. II Il II Count
Barii and valet, Baroness Her.ling, Count
Zeleri, Count Luechest, Baron Heyde-
brand, Mrs II NJ Newhall, q A Newhall,
W Robertson. II K II Poomaikalani,
II q Wootten. W H Cornwell, Lessen. ]
) Bartholomew, E Il Giffard, J Costa, Mrs
7 Lee, II Oliver and wife, Smith, NJ
10uveia, f A Morris, Il Strauch, and u
deck.
From Hawaii per stmr lwSlani, Oct. Is
II Il McEntee. wife, son and daughter,
ChAS Williams and daughter, Mrs + Fierce,
Dyer and wife. Snd Mr. kamahawaiw.-
woole.
From Kauai per stmr Waialeale. Oct 10
Miss II Titcomh, Miss L DushalSky, Miss
Grau, A + Lindsay, II Bertelmann, ana ~
deck passengers,
From Hawaii, per strnr Pele. &C, ls-pr
Mack.
From Kauai, per Stmr Mikahals. Oct 10
+ Hopke, W Meier, Or Campbell, Miss
Bartlett. Miss Auhachaen, A Cropp and
wife, August 0reier. wife and family, Capt
Alborne, Il 7 PuryiS, NJ Reso, Mr. Boisel-
leau. native snd a deck passengers.
From Maui, per stmr Likelike. Oct 10
Mrs MeGregor, J NJ Joseps, Miss c Stewart,
A Hartwell. & II Bailey. Miss 5 May
Bailey. Mrs Rowell. Miss G Rowell, D 7
Bailey, and g. deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui per stmr Likelike. Oct. IL
Miss II keAnu. Ms : Sheldon. Mrs NJ A
SamuelS. Mrs kalams, Rev Waiamau,
snd about 20 deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr kinsu,
Oct lS-W Forbes, Miss Chamberlain, l.
Severance, E Richardson, DR. Iasids and
wife. Geo ( Boardmsn, L D Walbridge,
s kimurS, : Lesser, J L Blaisdell. Hon II
7 Baldwin. 7 L keyworth, wife and child,
Mrs Holmes. Miss Martha Holmes, Miss
Annie Holmes. Misses HuSSeyS. Mrs :
SmithieS. Chan Wilcox and son, c McLen-
nSrn. " II Cornwell, 4 Sinclair, 10 prison.
ers and deck.
For Kauai per stmr Mikahala, Oct Is
A Robinson. F Cav. L Caffot, E NJ Walsh.
u II WiShard, s Williams, W Viii
cox, Berlowit-, W 5 Terry, and about 80
deck.
For san Francisco. per s MsripoSs.
Oct 19-DT McWSyne. Hon " { Wilder
and wife. Capt J A King, 4 J hierSTed,
I : y, Godfrey Brown, 4 z Smith, 8 steer
scs srG 5 in transit
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New FirN Roat.

The new fire boat which New York
VII have ne1t spring vii be one Of
the nautical wonders OF the port
She L 70 throw four solid four inch
streams Of water. and the range OF
these streams vii be from $50 to $50
tee1-s0lld water. not spray II Is
asserted that the frenen can bore
through tie briek and stone walls
along shore with ease with these
streams Just IS miners IN the noun
taiDs bore INTO and wash down the
faces Of solid cliffs with streams cay
ned down the mountain sides To
fully comprehend the power OF z
t01rinch stream II should be reneu-
bersd that Il i iron eight to twelve
times Is lzrge-in cross section IS the
streams from the ordinarily fire en-
gines- while The nozzle velocity of
the wzte< : several times greater.
The efficiency OF such Z stream Is
pTObsbly twenty-five TINES g great
as the stream from a ordinary En-
gI1e- Ihe new boat VII food OUT z
fire a. with { delnge anywhere with
IN 1000 feet OF the water front.lN.
Y San
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
CAPTAIN KANE'S ADDRESS.
What He Said to His Men After the
Storm, and How His Men Felt.

4
What He Said to His Men After the
storm, and How His Men Felt.
Concerning the story of the CALI
ope's escape from Samoa, the London
Weekly Despatch contains the fol-
lowing: A letter has been received
at Portsmouth from one of the crew
OF Her Majesty's ship Calliope, de-
scribing the escape OF that vessel
from the harbor of Apia, in Samoa
during cyclone which wrecked the
German and American squadrons.
The writer tells how preparations
were made to ride out the threaten
ing gale by getting top-hamper on
deck, striking topmasts, and making
everything snug. On the night Of
Friday, March 10Th, it began to
blow, and the wind increased in force,
until at daybreak the Calliope, with
three anchors out and steaming full
speed, was just able TO keep her posi-
ton. The Vandalia, American war
ship, dragging across her bows and
carrying away a cable, the English
cruiser dropped astern, till the
dreaded reef was within q fathom of
her. At last the captain gave orders
to slip the remaining cable. and
steaming at eighty-elght revolutions
per minute and rolling nettings
under, the gallant cruiser struggled
out of the harbor and made the open
sea. On the following Tuesday, the
gale having subsidized, the vessel re-
turned to port and coaled. The letter
continues, 81 must mention the way
in which our skipper behaved. He
was exposed to the whole of
the heavy weather, and in
most unsheltered portion too.
I don't believe ne left the poop
for five minutes during the twenty
four hours the gale was at its
height. When We regained the har-
Dor on the Tuesday morning, we
were all called aft, and the captain
made speech. l never before saw
anyone so affected as he was at the
time. He made several attempts to
speak, but could not master his
1cc1luSS. w ucA al Iuob uc 1OuAo LILO
voice, this is what he said, I take
the earliest opportunity of thanking
you all, my men, for the way in which
you have behaved during the ter
rible weather we have just expert
enced I shall always look back
with pride at the way in which my
orders were carried out on Saturday
last. What I did myself was very
little, being only able to stand here
and give orders. These orders were
carried out more smartly and ex-
actly than I had a right to expect,
considering our situation. In con-
clusion, / must say we must not
only congratulate ourselves on our
escape, but we must thank Almighty
Cod Here the brave old man broke
down, and, with tears running down
his face, motioned US to leave the
quarterback, which we did, and you
could have heard a pin drop, so
great was the silence, all hands |
being too full of emotion and graft
tude to speak for some time"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
PORT OF HONOLULU, H. /.
ARRIVALS.

MoNnAY. Oct. Il.
Z. :. :. Mohican. Coghlan, 81 days from
Callao. :. A.
Am. bktne. Amelia. Newhall. p days
from Port Townsend.
Schr Mokuola from Eva.
Schr Mary from Hanalei.
TUESDAY. Oct. Is.
Br bk Velocity, Martin. 81 days from
Star waimanalo from waialua and
Wsianae
Stmr Viva from Molokai and Maui.
Schr Luka from Hawaii.
Schr Josephine from Eva.
WEDNESDAY, Oct, l6,
Stmr Ksala, Hagland, from Circuit OF
this island
SohE kAaiteaouh from Kauai
Schr Rob Roy from Puuloa.
TRUESnAI. Oct. l.,
Stuar : A Cummins, Nelson. from
hcolSu.
Schr WAimalu. from Puma.
Schr Lavinia from Nln.
Schr Mokuola from EVA, Oahu.
FRIpAI, Oct Is.
OSS Australia, Houdle,te, days from
San Francisco.
o ) : MaripoSS. Hayward. from the
Colonies en- route 70 San tT1ncl>oo.
Srmr Iwalani. Weir. from Hawaii
StnrM 4 Hall. Freeman, from Msui and
Hzwaii.
Stzlr wa,rnanalo. Kuikahi. from Wal
anse and WAialuS-
Schr Josephine from Eva.
SATURDAY, oct- ls.
Stnr Llkelike. Davies, from Maui.
Stnr Mokolli. Mc6regor, from Moloksi.
Stn- Wzizleale, Snyihe, from Kauai.
Stnr James Make, Mscanl2v, from
Kauai.
Strnr Akamsi. Nelson, from Kauai.
Schr Rainbow from hoolau-
SUNDAY. Oct. -.
Stn- MikAhSla Campbell. from Kauai.
Stnr Lehua. Clark. from Maui Snd Ha-
wall
Schr kSSlokai from Eleele, Kauai.
Schr Mile Norris from koolAu-
Schr hawailani from hoolau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
The Nicaragua Canal.

A brief dispatch from Central
America announces that l.. B.
Miner the United States Minister
has settled the dispute between
Costa RIGA and Nicaragua over the
boundary line and that work on the
Nicaragua canal has begun. How
the dispute was settled is not yet
known, but at one time matters
were SO serious that the Canal Com
pany at a special meeting in New
York asked the Government to send
a man-of-war to Greytown for pro-
lection. 4 man-of-war was supposed
to have been fitting out at Brook
Ign to go there, but no one as
yet is able to learn her destination,
at any rate the most satisfactory
part of the news to the Canal Com
pany is that the wrangle which
threatened to impair the work is
over.
The steamer Hondo has left New
York with another cargo of provi-
sions and dredging material.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
DEPARTURES.

MONDAY. Oct IL.
Stnl- LlkelIke. Davies. for Maui ST 5 . m.
Stnr hilaue2 HoC, Cameron, for Hama
kuz. Hawaii.
Ssrnr Moko.I. Mc6regor, for MolokAi, 81
SPIN
Slm-.J = Cummins, Nelson, for kcolau
e n
Se-n- WAim2nAlo. 10. Waiznae snd Wsi-
SluS. 81 5 Il.
Ssnr AkAmzi. for HauAi, 81 pm
Schr RAINBOW for Eva
Sch- Lszhi Tor hOlS. Hawaii.
schr Lavinia iO- Hawaii.
TURSnAy. Oct l..
Hi N : Hi-yej. Tor S2mos. Wis Hllo.
Hi n : hon-co. for SamoS, wa Hue
Sr-a- MIkzhalS. Campbell. for hsusi, 5
I'm
Spm.
S.mr Hinau. Lo-eazea, for Maui Snd
HAWAII. a. : : -.
Schr L5hOliho io- WSianae.
Schr Mile Morris for hool2u-
Sch- kaES-iSli for hoolzu-
>chr WSisA1 fo- Hawaii.
WEDNESDAY. Oct Is.
Ssn- Jas Mskee, MscSulsy, for hsp2a,
SPIN
S.ur Viva Tor Molokzi znd Maui. , n.
Schr Mary tor H2nzlei.
Sot- NOkUolS tor Eva
Sch- IoSeQhine for Ev2-
Bk- { y Bryant, Mcneil tor Puget
Sound.
THUSSnAN, Oct l..
S-nr W2im2nzlo. Everett, for WSi-
Sl-x sid WSizc2e q : II
Sca- Rob Roy to- PCulO2-
Sch- LCkz to- Hawaii
FzlrAr. oc.- Is
S--- KzSl2. EzglEni. for cl-cuIt Of
Oahu 5, 8 Il.
S,hr H-uikeSocli. fo- EzmskCS.
ScAr kz Nc. to- Hi.o-
Sch- Lzy--iz tO- kwS-
Sc1r NoScolz- tO- EEz-
SIR Josephine to- Eva
SATURDAY, Oct Io.
Sioo2 hzhlAi,z-i :o- EWz-
M4rposz- Hayward to- ssh Fran
CzSc1 - : 8 n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Tax Collectors Notice.

THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
u the Districts Of HiIo AMI y. Hilo. will be
~ the following places on the dates given for
the P7rpose Of collecting taxes:
HILO.
HskslE1. Nor. II. from 70 pm.
HO1ona. Nov Il from 70 Il an
PeDeekeo. Nor. =, from 20 Il an.
PspzikOa. Nov =, from an 70 pm.
y. HILO.
Hozohins SoT- Is, from TO II an.
LsEpeho<hoe Plant Nov il. from 3 70 pm.
LEgpshcehoe PlslI- Nov. g. from 70 . an.
OoksIz Plant SOE- 70, from ~ Pm.
La1pahoehos Galch- SOT-50, from an. 10 , m
On SIl other dates 10 Dec 18th, the Collector
czu be fond 81 his cfice in HilO-
J. TUCKER
Deputy Tax Assessor aud Collector FOX the DIG
trfc-s Of HiIo and ~ HilO. Iz225t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22

the bar OF the Court and sentenced him
tovimprisonment at hard labor for a
term of two years and q fine of sos.
The Court was then adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning, Hawaiian Jury
being called for that hour.
Case No. 164, n. Peterson VS.. Wshi-
neaea (wl divorce, and which was
partly heard on the 18th inst, was fin
ished this morning and His Honor
granted the divorce prayed for; on the
ground of adultery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Pressure from England.
MONDAY, Oct. Il.

English merchants IN the China
trade are bringing pressure to bear
On the Imperial government to com
pei Canada TO cease imposing the
head tax Of $50 for each cOolie
arriving at Vancouver on the Cana
dian Pacific These merchants have
received notice from the Chinese
that they must do something In this
direction o. submit 10 z loss Of
trade The movement has created
much ilI-feeling IN the United States
and British Columbia If the mer-
chants succeed, the flow Of Chinese
into the United States will be prsc-
flcslly unrestricted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Tax Appeal Notice.

THE TAX APPEAL COURTS
Il FOR The several Taxation Districts on the
Island q Hawaii sill Be held II the mouth Of
November A D. IS5e- - follows:
North Eoazla- C0z-1 House. Nondzy. the 15.E,
~ sz-l-
sozIs Kohzls, COsrI House. Tuesday. the 18th.
H.zsk1s. COzrt House. Wednesday. the 18th.
at pm.
So-1k HiIo. c0srt Hozse. Saturday. the zsa. At
Sz-D
Pznz. Cozrs HOzse- Wellesley. the 9Th. a
PA
Ezz- Co1n House, Saturday. the 9elh. ztsa.n.
z s LYEAS.
President Of Tax appeal cOurrs. Isi&ad Of
Hawaii
HiIo, Hawaii, Oct. 70 lS7s- lzSss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22

Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports
4 5 i : ESrSsEls Clark from s cruise.
[ : : N-rS1c- Lyon Paintings lSlzcC-
| : : A-s--- Green. Fz--1DE'S Island
[ : : l-ccGC-S. B-SAop. >zn Francisco
| : : NC1lCz1. Coshlz-. Czl-zo. : :
Bk-1s Amelia NsEA@L. POr. Townsend
>aSp Esk11ls N--5ocA. Liverpool
Gs- * N---c- Msys-- New YORK
BS Cr-l-- r----e- NsvcSStle. y : "
bS Az-cz- 5z5S5--T-- Liverpool
Bkc-s Discovery. Mcneil. ssh Francisco.
>Es5 ~ L1z- o-eSo1. Po-- Townsend
B * X s-ocl-y- Martin. Eo2sko2E-
: A-S--z--1. Eo--S-s.,e- San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22

Ar-ivz-S-Ssp-- = Ger bk- G y. Wilcox.
> days E-o-l hC-o---1- sep = bk- For
- Sl1eSl, > days from EOlO--lC- sep
= >-1-- ---z--s zEcs- - days f-On El-0-
September = Ger bk Deutschland =
6sEs from HCoo--lc- SEPT y o-iE G. Il.
l1LSlzSS- y cSTS from Honolulu Sept
> : : 4EZDscE- 81 GSvs from Honolulu
SEPT = 6EE1s- ! e. NZEer- 10 Gzys from
AO21-C-C- U,c-- Scar- Anna Is CzvS
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DAYS Er10 Ec1olul-- 0c7- o-ig W g.
Irwin Il dzys fron Eoaolulu- Oct 5 brig
L1rll-e. = DAYS fun EIo-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
A War Vessel Wrecked.

HALIFAX, Sept. 20.-The British.
war-ship Lily has been wrecked on
the Labrador coast. Seven of the
men were lost. The war-ship Emer-
aid is bringing the survivors here.
The Lilly was screw steamer of 100
tons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Executors Notice (!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
a ing been duly appointed Executor with the
Will annexed OF the Estate of HOWARD
TRIP REYNOLDS Of Kahului, Maui, de-
ceased: notice is hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against the said estate must pre-
sent the same duly verified within six months
from date or they will be forever barred: and
all persons indebted to the said estate are re-
quested 10 make Immediate payment to
n. 6. TREADWAY
Executor with the Will annexed Of the Estate
Of Howard Trip Reynolds
Wailuku. Maui. Oct. II. 1885 12S2-3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
3arrrfisrnFa..
NOTICE

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM
IL thi. Kingdom, have authorized Mr. J. B.
Hopkins. By power OF attorney. 10 act for me in
al matters OF business ~ O0kals. Hanakus,
Hawaii J. " WRIGHT.
Honolulu, October q. 1859. i2S34I7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Administrators Notice (!

a Id PERSONS HAVING
"a claims against the Estate Of JOSEPH G.
HOWE, late Of Honolua, Maui, deceased ARE
hereby notified to present the same to the
undersigned within six months from the date
Of the publication of this notice, or they will be
forever barred.
ADELAIDE c. HOWE,
Administrative Estate Joseph q. HOWE. decd.
Paia, Maui. Sept. 81. 1889. 1901
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Assignee's Notice /!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
In that the undersigned has been duly elected
rupt Of Kawaihae. in the Island of Hawaii. and
all persons indebted TO said s. Kapela are here
by notified to pay the amount of such indebted
ness 10 the undersigned and deliver any and
all property in their possession and belonging
to said 5. Kapela, at his Office al Puehuehu,
Kohala, Hawaii.
". J. BRODIE,
Assignee Estate S. Kapela, Bankrupt.
Kohala Hawaii October Z. 1899 l2924t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Corporation NoticeI

i the Stockholders Of PAIA PLANTATION
Will Dc held 81 the Office OF Castle & Cooke or
MONDAY. October 18th. a. 70 o'clock A. ~ for
TIE election of officers. etc
i2a-It WI. LoWRIE, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Nrw advertisements.

Notice of Election.
AT THE REGULAR ANNUAL
IA Meeting of the WAILUKU SUGAR co.
held this day, the following named gentlemen
were elected to servo as officers during the com
log year:
WEI. o. Smith,. President
T. z. Jones. Treasurer
VIM. W. Hall ......-.....-..-.. Secretary
MARX Z. Robinson ....-....-.....Auditor
129S-St WIN. W. HALL. Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
Election of Officers |!

A T THE ANNUAL MEETING
IA Of the PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION
co. held October 18th, 1889, the following Of
Hcers were elected for the ensuing year:
Col. W. F. Allen. President q Treasurer
7. Y. JONES'. Secretary
r. A. Schaefer... recommendation
The above officers also constitute the Board Of
Directors.
1ees-st P. C. JONES, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
SUPREME COURT.
OCTOBER TERN.

OCTOBER TERN.
SATURDAY, Oct. 10.
BEFORE TIIE ABOVE NAMED JUSTICE.
CRIMINAL DIVISION.
The King VS.. Ho Fon, charged with
conspiracy. The demurrer to the in.
dictment is argued and overruled. c. W.
Ashford, Attorney-General, for the pro-
secution, and Paul Neumann attorney
for the defendant.
Maria GonSalves VS.. Antoine Con-
salves. Divorce. A decree of divorce is
granted on the ground of neglect and re-
fusal TO support. Paul Neumann at
torney for plaintiff, and defendant in
person.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-27

country !, IL one 70 smsi 10 eIirai aud
80 ie~ details that be coupreher Is ever
feature Of a. II be has decided sbilst,
for management. il ID not st all strane' q
tnd him in the direction Of affairs ioas
before bis city cousin Of the same age has
left school Hc early lesras seli.relianee
Asa rule. he is Of robus. health. and hav,
ing been thrown upen his own resources.
he is not sbashed when some unexpected
difficulty is encountered in his business
career. But. beyond oil else. he has been
trained 10 work continuously the yesr
through. He has fIed habits Of Industry.
Accordingly. when he comes 10 the cil. 10
live the odds ere largely in his favor, 81
though II is very possible tha. neither be
nor his city cousin appreciates the fact.
The very belief, however, that he is At
in the race causes him TO
make greater effort, aud ere long be fluids
himself swsy ahead oi all competitors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-27
Her First Tslssr

Be sure to telegraph me AZ soon as yo,
arrive, said young husband to his bride
She was starting on her first trip home L
see her mother. Her mother lives about
10 miles out of Philadelphia.
will. promised the young wi'e sweetly
but | don't know whether have money
enough.
Oh. send II collect, Now don't forget.
Good-hv
Good.by.
Good.bg.
The young hasband gezed loneinely al
ter the traln as II steamed out, and then re.
turned to bis place ot business. In half
an hour messenger boy presented the
followine
FRoG q TIE, Pa. 2 ,. N. = George
Washington Blank, 43 Blank street, Phila.
delphia My Dear George: have lust ar
rived safely without any accident at all:
not the slightest. I 10 train slowed up at
Jiaks crossing and whistled, but don't
think anything serious WAS the matter. 1t
made my hear. Jump TO think how you
would feel II aug thing had been tho mat
ter, you know, but there wi ~, not !
thing, so fal could find out. got to
OF y1n, and night have been car.
ried pass my station il Cousin Will, the one
you used to be so jealous about, you know,
hadn't been Oh the train. He is visiting
II mothers and is handsomer than ever.
dc says be hates you. but o. course that's
,nly tun, you know, forgot say that
ny trnok crime tlronah right. 1t was
10 tronbiea. a.. Con in VIZ took my
heck aud ragged 10 Eave IL { 10 tn X,
ou know husled mp 70 tho house. It
'ill have 10 be taken around by tho mill
'ecause the other road blocked up, you
now, that will only take few minu.
onger than by the other road the one
hst is blocked up. mean. Well Imust
loss th dispatch. because kilograms have
be short, you know.
Your loving wife,
ANNIE Is. BLANK.
Collect SO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-27
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0irard and the Nor ~ Merchant

A man who had inst set mn in H.,
hardware business. and who bad been .
clerk where the eccentric millionei,,.
Stephen dirard had been IN the habi, /
trading, appiiedyto him ior a share of :.
patronage. Girard bought of him. h,,
when the bill was sent IN be found fs,l,
and marked down the prices.
Cask OF nails, he growled. which | was
offered Tor 80 and 80. You have charged
80 I'd 40, and you must take IL on
l cannot do il, said the young n, r.
chant.
But You must, roared Girard.
cannot and wit NOT, VIZ the final 10.
ply.
Girard bol'Jd Gus. bppareu y;iange.
but soon aisst Soot cheek for tho Who'd.
bill. Tho young msa beg / to relont np,l
say to bimsei forIapa ao was Offered
them at that price, but It is all over row.
I'm sorry nd aos reduce tue bin and
get II out of ain something else H,s
trade would hOye sa wor'd good deal
TO me.
By AID by Cira,a came again snd gave
n another ordor. The young man was
very courteous, d said ho was s'mosi
sorry Le did not reduce the former
bill.
Reduce bill exclaimed Girard; had
you done II would never trade with yon
again. lmersly meant TO see II you had
cheated me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-27
How to Take Away Appstits.
COLLECT SO. |

A certain lady who keeps rather fash
ionsbe boarding house in this city is trou
bled with ten boarders-no less than Ter
who possess enormous sppetites. Ev'
erybody that knows boarding house car
realize that ten borders with large sppe
tites are very hard upon tn profit Of the
conc 20. She tried, ! Q borough bust.
ness woman. all sorts OF methods to check
theee ungodly appetites, with no avail.
One day she happened to tell her family
doctor OF these ten hungry men and how
they worried her, and he said immediate
ly' Why, can give you an easy remedy
for that.
She told him that she would be very
much obliged to him for any help that he
could give her on tho subject. and more
over said that it would be worth q great
deal Of money to her
Well, said he, next week bake Q lot OF
lemon pies and seo that those ten bosrders
get their shsre Of pie.
Is that oil your prescriptions, doctor?
said the lady
Yes, ma'am, he replied; and you |
find il is quito enough.
10 the next week she baked number
Of lemon pics, and she saw to il that the
ten boarders were helped twice TO pie on
the fret day. Alter that she noticed grad.
dually that their appetite fell away, and
At tho end q that week there WAS an un
mistakable ininution Ia the bill for pro
visions required for that boarding house.
The lemon pie diet ws' continued until
the boarding house became ~ profitable
q, IL had previously 90 Improbable. II
is not within my power 10 say eIsctly how
the lemon PIE acts upon the average board
or. but II is certainly fact that 10 this case
the lemon PIES produced what no other
> tenn OF Dirt could accotnp th. Tbir
recipe may - Of nse 10 some Of the down
IrolieD boarding horse mistresses 10 this
city