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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

chalska a panem Franciszklem
Stelnhauffem, kupcem
Ostrowa. Aktu slubnego dopet-
MI brat mtodeI PAM, x. E.
Specialist z Bydgoszczy W
asystencyi x. Zw,vxerta
Ostrowa i x. Mizgalsklego z
Poznan.a. x. Mizgslskl prze.
mowli do mlodel parry W
serdecznych slowach.
W Coli pod Jaraczewem
szewc Swldurski ma]strowaf
pray hincie, ia byla nabyta,
strzaf pad} cafy naboj srutu
przeszyl 70.letniemu gospoda-
"zowl M,zersklemu brzuch. M.
nie&adiugo umari.
Nowe gnaany. W str4eIih-
SKIM powlecie pol4c3one glulny
Chroouc p~rzys!oiek lag
pol4czono W iedae gmlue pod
nazwa ,,Chrosno". w pow.
mogllnlcklm gminy Jakubowo,
Lulkowo i Tokarzewo polaczo.
no W Jedne pod nazwa
nLulkowo'', a gmlny Klelnode
Wllhelmssee poiaczono W iedne
pod nazwa Wilchelmssee".
Ma drodze z Roszek do
Gorzupl W pow. krotoszYn-
skim zastrzell} nieznany dot9d
z1oczyica re zasadzkl gospo-
darza Szczotke z Pustkowla.
Take l zone 81. raniono
strzatem niebezpiecznie W szy-
je. Kledy woz przybyl do
domu, a ma@zenstwo ME
wYsiadaio, otworzyt starry
o)ciec 81. okno wotai "a
syna, ale Mkt ME odpowla-
dal DO So. byt bez duszy, a
iona bez przytomnosci, tylko
dzlecko piakalo; wyszedl tedy
oiciec dopiero spostrzegt cafe
nieszczescie. Mowia, De to
byla zemsta jakiegos gospoda.
RIA z Corrupt tego tez zaraz
uwiezlono - doplero sledztwo
wyka2e, czy to prawda, he on
jest %zab6jca.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
TX ucharka
POLSKA l
SKA
zawierajeca -
kilka set
WaeplsoW ~kuch0rsklch.

Wsepzs0w kucharsk7ch.
do mlodych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyn ma TAME smaczne przy-
r%zadzanie rozmaltych potraw, a
szczegdlnie zup, sosow, jarzyn,
potraw mlesnych i postnych 2
uwzglednieniem pctraw polskich,
mianvwlcie barszczu, blgosu, IRA
zow, fiakdw, i pleczywa amerykah-
sklcgo lako to-: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
JENA 60 @.
M03mo te hSjqshe dostot % ksie.
ga7ma H. DERD WSHLEGO "
Wlnona. MINI. SO e. End str. ~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

~~@ = . m {, So y, esyfi .::a
~ 4:.Hanhv domo~ego ta
.,+.". -, ~"nin rn~ulaitsuh chcioh
,:,'ann"' r"~s:n%'tyrh r"sIiR
,>r> pr&o2 E'r1yj&cje!n Luda'
luez"0 ia Ola rtass-
:"i}t|, ~ 9Th o:@5.. SC
'.:v ~ . h :, q y, 81.
< -ai,,, IS sybjlii, k,i@
= .v;@. EV.rayhory iunych.
"'sA 10 2czsd Nnrodzeniem
>#%.c2vsa az do posaych wicklow
~na. rzyli Wr6asnie so snow,
- ~r1zesz,o 1900 przypadk6w
*'"@*> i rG&nych starodawnyeb
=. ~ yenrauv ..-.-..... ID
. LMDWA p1LAKA z Kaszuba
..,...-..... ........ ..........10
lj%TNNYA y GRZEGORZU,
;Aory rrze. II lat pokutowal
Y"rzyxuty 90 ska}y. Piekns
%zrusaajace opowiadanie ola lu-
<y@NARBA POXSKA I AMIR
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli kku-
TIKI ME ,osluszehstws, ksiazka su-
prtnia nowo j treEciwic ufo&oRa
!]5ABiA PAROBKIEM u kmio.
~}POWIADANIE PODROANEG0
o strasznio dziwnem }o$u...l0
!AKLETA DZIE WICA......lo
3AkTEK iATKA..
'Iesni z $ i e, zebrane ola
Polonii W Ameryce przez w.
Dyniewieza. .....2s
'r"w dzlwy Persk OLE.
6 psk Sonni K. = najpew.
MESSY sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wcd}ug kombinscyi sign
nych magik6w / profesorow m&.
tematysi Orliee itp.-tudzis2 Wy.
iawienienie tajemnie i sposob, ia.
kich u&ywano staro&ytnobci
do przepowiadania i w~roBenia
przysziobci.--Z prseszio 200 o.
brazkami. Dosiowny przedruh
Sehnika drukowanego w dru.
karin Un,wersytetu JagielloA-
skiego W Krakowio.... 40
, x as tadnej d~Eiewcsynie. 10
20 iebd @ 9 kohou kycia Pitasa
Fontakiego 10
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Zwr6cic oczy ku soble samemu,
a stree sic sadzic cudzych
sprawach-
Wlele czynl, kto wiele kocha:
Wlele czYni, kto to, co czYni, do
brze czyni.
Dobrze czynl, kto wlecei do
bru powszechnemu, niz w}asnej
vol, stuzY.
Starai sic bye cierpliwvm W
znoszeniu wszelklch wad i u{om-
noscl cudzych, albowicm l ty masz
lch ME malo, a drudzY znoslc je
musza.
Jezell sam takim,jak cheese STAG
sic ME mozesz, jake drugich pc
twej wolf mice zdo}asz.
Chcemy, ably lnnych ostro ma
pomniano, a sami napominani bye
ME chcemy.
Przygody ME czYnla cz}owleka
uiomnym ale wykazuja ,jakim oni
50.
Potrzeba, abys sig uczy1 slebie
samego W wielu rzeczach prze}a-
mywac, jezell cheese z lnnymi "a
chowac pokoj L. zgode.
Szczesllwy kto cd siebie Cd.
pycha to wszystko, cokolwlek mo.
re splamic albo obciazYG sumlenie
jego.
Me wdawal sic " cudze spra.
Wy, ami sic ME mieszai W czynnosc
starszYch.
Pk a IA KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Radz sic mega cnotliwego
sumlennego, szukal racze1 nauki i
lepszego cd clebie, jak zebYt
mla} lsc "a w}asnYm domys1em.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

"A Usedby all owners Of ri 0rse and cat
sc. "A Complimentary copy of DR.. Humphreys,
c seeer III Manual lNo pages on treatment ond
HOGS and Poultry :. Sent free. HUMPuREYs'
MEDICINE Co Tia HnltoD ST.. n.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

sofa by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt
Of price. DE-. HUMPHREYS MANUAL. GA pages]
T1chly bound IN cloth and gold, mailed free.
jog Fulton st. n Y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

W Mel2Wule dzler5awca
wlatraka W. G6rny zbli-
&Yt sic do wielkiego koia
zebatego, q pochwycony ga
od2ie1 takich doznal pognlecleh
1 be niezadlugo umarf.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Pyszny i }akomy n1gdy ME
maJa spocznlenia, ubogi l pokorny
" duchu, zyjq zawsze W obfitosci
pokoju.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
ksiazk! 90 nabozeG-
silva

silva
DzIecie do Boga........ .....,2o
Ds'ocie do Boga ze zfoteml pr2@
kwlat niowinnosci ola dzieci pois.
klch W Ameryce.
,Rsiakeczka" do n~abo&ehstwa din
ntodzieky, zfocone brzegi, zSoco.
ny tytulik, poisk6rek 30 ,ytult-
KEN [J6zefa Chooiszew.eisgol
Ia sama ksakeczka oprawnn "
sk6rke z obraEkiem. ........a5
Ia sama nKsiakeczka do naboaef
stwa ola miodzie&y, vkucic,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......1 rs
Ia sauna oprawna W kost sfoniow
albo W aksamit. .......l e
Ola dorosfych h.
ANI0b STROz oprawny W sk6r.
Efocone brzegl L.,
Ani6l Str6z, oprawnv
sk6rke, %z}ocone brzegi, 2 okucie,
zameczkiem, z}otym tytulikle
AN1ob sTRvz oprawny W 1os
sfonlowa Tub W aksamlt.. 800
EhOTY OETARZYK, mocn Q
prawny re zioconym tytu. 'u.n
WYBOREK opraw. pf6tno go
zfocone brzepi, skorka u.o}
zokuc,cm z~ameczSiem IL
ObTARZYK pOLSKI
re zioconemi t~rzegami Lao
go sprzaczka q okuciem 400
DUNN opraw. " skorks $50
zfocono b!zrgi LA
&c eprzaczka SEQ
o grode d y g.,
prawny W sk6rke, zlooone brze.
81, z obrazkami ma okladce, us.
conym tytulikiem 49,. sl.aC
Ia sama ksi4zka z zameczuY.,
j okueiem.
Wianek Mary, OPP.
skorke. ..l.25
w ianek Maryi, zloeory
tulik / z'"r hrzegi> ...l'U
Wiane: wi. z}os
brzegi xiemA oku
". -..e0ss> 80
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
ZhOTE MYSLI
z pzsm swietego Tomasza
81 Menmpis.

Wlelka to madrosc ME bye
porYwczYm W dzia}anlu, l ME STAG
upornle PREY w1asnem rozumien,u.
Do tel madrosci nalezy takze,
ME wierzyt s}o WON kazdego, a
rzeczy s1yszanych, alho tych, kt6-
re nam SIG zdaja, ME rozno5ic
skwapllwie pomledzy ludzmi,
Radz sic mega cnotliwego i
sumlennego, szukal racze1 nauki i
lepszego cd clebie, jak zebYs
mla{ lsc "a w}asnym domystem.
Pyszny i }akomy n1gdy ME
maJa spocznlenia, ubogi l pokorny
" duchu, zyjq zawsze W obfitosci
pokoju.
Me wstydz sig siuzY6 drugle-
mu, ola mi}osci jezusa Chrystusa
l wYdawat sic ubogim ma swlecie.
Me miej sic ga iepszego cd
druglego, a obawla] sic, abys sic
ME wydai gorszym pred Boglem,
ktory vie co jest W cz1owieku.
Me zaszkodzl, jezll sic nlzej
wszystklch cenlG bedzlesz, a wlelce
z%aszkodzl, jesll sig choc mad jed
nego przekiadasz.
Gdyby5mg co rok jedne wade
przynajmnlej z siebie wykorzenili,
W kr6tce stalibyzmv sic doskona-
}ymi ludzml.
GdYbysmy z poczatku cokol-
wick pszvmusu w%zgledem siebie
uzyll, wszystko potem szioby nam
z fatwoSciq j weselem.
@sM@
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
COS PIEKNEGO
a-miU Pow isseiach.

L a w / e r a:
/. pauuga, ~powiastka.
2. Palma Kwletnlowa, p%owlastka,
8. smutne skutki nlemadrego fglas
~pcwlastka.
a, Nieuczynnosc, pow1esG.
5. P~rzeczucie, powiastka.
6. ludwiEa j Helena, powies6.
I. Htot6wSa, powlastka. q
S. lIzy przy JaCl6iki, powiastha.
ChNA 80 C.
Mo3na e ksiq5ke doStdt 20 ksiF.
guy2H Il. DEEDN WSKLHGO "
WiNona, Mum. 50 &. End str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
q Poznahskiego

q Poznahskiego.
We Witkowae "a staraniem
czcigodnego X. d. ekaua
NozewnlKa szan. duzoru
oraz i reprezeutacyi 2ostata
przybudowaua pray kosclele
nova VEGA. SERGE sic radule,
gdy sic widzi. lie prace zosta}y
powlerzone samym II rodakom
VI tax: robo1y mularskie costa
ty pow'erzone budowniczemu
p. Lipihsklemu, a roboty Gle
sielskie p. Splaskowskiemu,
robouy blacharskle p. Bradkle.
mu; wszyscy Gnlezna.
Rownoczesnie bywa take !
dach przekisdany ia Nosclele,
q prace tt zostafy powlerzoue
dekarzowi pauu k!eibas!ewl-
czowi 2 Mlel2yna.
OstroW. Dina 3 Q. N. odbYf
sic u mas egzamlu abltaryenc-
XII, do ktorego zgtoslio sic
sledmiu kandydatow, pomiedzy
tymi z%najduje sic czterech
Polakow i to: Glerlowskl
Jozef, Krumka Toofl. Stanisz
Maksymlllan zychliiski
J6zef. Egzamln udat sic
pomyslnie. Dwoch z rodakow
naszych zostaio 3D. ustnego
egzaminu uwolnlonych i to-:
Gier1owski J6zef ! Stanisz
Maksymlllan.
" Szkarodowle pod Jutro
slnem odkopano ma roll softly
sa Paczka gr6b staro2ytny z
urnami poplolami niebosz-
czykow. Urny te nauczyciel
p. Lewicki wzial W schowaDie
Ii o6arowane beda niezawod-
uie Towarzystwu Przyjacl6t
Nauk lmlenia MelzYhskich W
Poznanlu). Pred 10 ]atY
znaieziono takiego salnego
rodzalu, ale wiekszych rozmia-
Ew grob W Chojnle, a urnY
zebra} dyrektor semlnaryum
p. LaskowsKl.
w Ka'nleicn pod Smiglem
otrula sic grz7hami iona
so1tysa j l6-letnia c6rka :.
Maj tylko uniknai smierci, he
mai goscia i z tym wyszedi
z domu - parobek i reszta
dz,eci, kr6re mniel grzyb6w
jadfy. ale zdolano ich urato'
wac.
" Miel4yule dzleraawca
wiatraka W. Gorny zblj-
1 zYt sic do wielkiego koia
zebatego, q pochwycony "a
! od2ie2 takich doznal pognlecleh
be niezadlugo umarf.
- Sad karny Poznanlu
skaza1 plekarza J6zefa Fitzne-
ra "a p6itora roku wlezlenla.
UdoWodniono mu, be dc
%pieczenia chleba u2ywat "
wielu przypadkach woody cd
! mycla, r67nie& miesza} z
claslem bulk, kt6re lego
iona cierpiaca ma suchoty ]u2
po2ula. sfusznle zauwa&y]
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
1RRysR WaTsZaws0
DIVA razy dzlennie!!

Najpopularnie1sze p,smo polskio.
Wychodzi codziennie W dwoch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorne], 0.
procz swat i dni swiatecznych. W
ktore wychoazl raz ieden ma dzlen.
OlbrzYmi dzia5 tclegramow i
korespondencyj re wszystklch s.olic
europelsklch i pahstw zaocea-
noWYch, wreszcle wsp6lpraaowmlct-
wo plerwszorzednych pisarzou
polskich zjedna4y
kCRYER6WI WARSZiWSSiENg
wyJatkowa W kraju naszym | zs.
granlca poczytnosc l powage.
Cena prenumeraty "a @ra!.~s
Wynosl mlesiscznie rs. l kop. SO.
mel pojedyhczy wieczorny kos1,uj,
Warszawle kop. 5, porannv zns Nru, 5
Cena og4oszch: isekiamy: n. ,t.
oen Wlersz g~armcntuwy, nlbo tp,
mleJsce plerwszy raz 25 kop.. K zly
n%astepny raz kop 20.
.korespondencya pryva,r,. .,
Genie reklam.
NSNAofoS-d: "a WlcISZ 10 ken.
zWyczaJne ogtoszcna: "a 1y.Ian
Wlersz petitowy, alho lego mix
raz 8 kop. @''S
Male ogloszenia IA jcden w,rz
20 2 kop- kazdy raz cgloszenie mi..i1.
90 hop.
Nades4ane: ga eden w.r.-
garmontowy IS. l..
Adres dIa deresz
NARsZAWA. RusSIa
Adres Ola ljst0w:
Warszawa. KuRYER "ANSz," ~
ogolny adrcs
KURYER WARSXANsEJ
Flac Teatralny lWluzI,a "
Warszawa. Euror,, Ep-.,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Wlelka to madrosc ME bye
porywczym W dzia}anlu, l ME STAG
upornle PREY w}asnem rozumien,u.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
ST. Andrews Cathedral.

There was 8 very large attend
ance at the Cathedral yesterday
morning, caused in part by the
presence of the officers and men
from the warship Hyacinth. The
music was, as usual, very fine and
inspiring. Rev. Mr.. Macintosh
chose for his text Christ's words
found in st. Johns Gospel, K. 10
''And other sheep have which are
not of this fold them also / must
bring and they shall hear My voice !;
aud there shall be one fold and one
shepherd" The preacher dweIt on
the fact everywhere enforced by the
Master, that His disciples are of
one brotherhood, no matter what
minor divisions there may be.
Where the true spirit of Christ
rules the flock there can only be
harmony, spiritual growth and
strength where it does not rule,
distrust, jealousy and contentious
are sure to creep in. It was most
beautiful discourse, breathing the
true spirit of the Master, and was
extremely applicable to the present
situation in st. Andrews.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

We would call attention to the
fact that some-perhaps many-of
the petitions now being circulated
among the natives for signatures
have no headings to show what they
are for. 1t is only after the pages
are filled with names of men, wom-
en- and children, that the headings
are written, for an entirely different
object than that stated to the petit
TONERS. This is a species of fraud
which the law may not be able to
reach, but it will show the worth
lessness of petitions circulated
among Hawaiians, particularly
where entire pages of signatures
appear in one handwriting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
Patriotic League.

Mr.. EDITOR: It may, perhaps,
interest your readers to be made
acquainted with the methods en-
ployed by members of the Hawai-
ian Patriotic League in Wailuku
district, in order to obtain sigma
lures.
Various blanks have been circu-
lated here asking all "who love
their country, and wish to see the
ex-queen restored to the throne"
to affix their signatures. As there
was evidently a certain amount of
opposition among Hawaiians to the
restoration of the ex-queen, that
clause has since been omitted.
Said lists contain no writing of any
kind except names of signers,
greater minds than theirs will pro-
badly fill in the heading at the
proper time.
In the interest of truth and fair
ness, l trust that you viii place
this before your readers.
G. H.
Waikiki, April Is, 1898.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17

Adj lining the property OF Mr.. W. G.
Peacock The Lot has frontage of 200
feet on the Government Road, from Isl
to 202 feet deep with a frontage OF 2eS
feet on the Beach.
fhis site is recognized a. the finest at
Waikiki, having a long sir tch OF clear
Beach, free from coral
There is comfortable Dsei,ing House,
nearly new, and in thor ougn good con-
dition on the property The Dwelling
contains Parlor 17xI7.6, Main Bed
DOM IL 6x139 with bay win
DO } Bedrooms 12x12 and 10xl2: arge
Dining Room 20x20 facing on the Beach /;
Store Room, Pantry, Kitchen, Servants
Room, etc. Also a Large Stable and
Carriage House, Yard Lanai, Bath
House, etc.
Tie Grounds are nicely laid out with
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
- Intending purchasers wishing to
inspect the Property, can do SO on
application TO the undersigned.
- Terms at Sale. Deeds at pur-
chaser's expense.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The New Couecf0r-Gen and
his Assistants.

Although not officially announ-
ced, the changes mentioned in the
ADVERTISER on Saturday regard
ing the Custom House are con-
sidered correct. In addition TO the
promotion of Mr.. McStocker to be
puty-Collei,tor, it is understood
that Mr.. James B. Castle, the new
Collector, viii appoint James a.
Low as storekeeper. Mr.. Low was
formerly bookkeeper for the Union
Iron Works and is well and favor
ably known in this community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
The Illustrated Tourists Guid,

That popular work, 'TaE TOURISTS
GUIDE THRoGeH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
AsDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of copy of it. It is per
feet mine OF information relating to the
scenes and attractions to DE met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers Price
81 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-17
TEE SITUATION.
(Communicated).


A growing Impotence has mani
tested itself during the past week
through the annexation press, and
in prominent and earnest express
sion on the streets, with what mas
seemed like a mistaken leniency
on the part of the Provisional Gov
eminent toward conspiring royalty.
This reached its height Saturday
IN latent tension of feeling Gre
ated by the uncertainty in the
public mind as to the truth or
falsity of the rumors touching the
purposes of such conspiracy if
such exists. More significant was
the evident determination of spirit
manifested by our people wherever
found. 1t is time to consider the
situation calmly and firmly. WHAT
ara the facts, and what is the pros
pect In logical view of the facts?
To paraphrase a popular proverb,
the Provisional Government holds
nine points of the situation" all
the law, all the right In this
cause. They have but to give the
word. and such an armed force
leaps to their support as 1887 could
not produce. This is composed of
Anglo-Saxon, Teutonic and Latin
blood and let the few Hawaiian
and white trash political agitators
whose occupation vanishes with
territorial annexation to the Uni
ted States, close their talking ma
chimes for six months, and the
number of native Hawaiians who
would join the annexation club
unsolicited, by the natural force OF
gravity, would drive their hearts
ont of their boot-heels to nevermore
return. The vital principle in the
blood of the large majority of the
support of the Provisional Govern
ment is love of civil liber. !, hatred
of oppression,-and in the diction-
airy of history you will find royalty
as the synonym of oppression. 1t
is theirs by direct inheritance from
Bunker Hill and Marston Moor,
and need but the occasion arise
twill be found the {" commercial
mercenary spirit of the age,D has
not watered that blood.
In fine the Provisional Govern
ment are ready with abundant
efficient, enthusiastic support to
handle any attack from internal
foes. Such are the facts. The
natural result of using your
head as catapult against
the stone wall of these facts, is 9
broken head. Now, what of The
foesa We believe that they practi
cally do not exist wi ct armis)
that they are all leaders anC
officers, quite content if ther,
should be any prospect of gunsho
range to get into a gasoline tanl
and make many more such tank
historic Tor infamous) in maintain
ing perfect discipline and subs,
dination The God-ma5e madnes
that dealt Che monarchy Ss dealt
on January 18th, may be issnou
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THE ADJOURNED QUARTERLY
i Meeting Of G. Brewer & Company,
Limited. will be held at the
Company's Office, on Queen Street
in Honolulu, on FRIDAY, the 2Ist
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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CHAPTER XIV.


At the dinner-table that day most OF the
talk [ caught concerned the cOnvicts and
the Australian settlements. Captain Bar
rett told the doctor that he considered his
address to the prisoners deuced fine. The
doctor bowed.
"What makes criminals, sir? asked Cap
tain Sutherland.
'The dislike of honest labor" answered
the doctor.
TITS the mothers who make the crimi-
nsls," said the lieutenant.
The doctor viewed him sternly. l do not
think he loved these discussions.
Don't the magnetic character OF an iron
ship depend upon the direction OF her head
while bulding?" said the lieutenant
''Pve seen but one iron ship, sill" said
Captain Sutherland.
WELL" continued the lieutenant. tits so
with the baby before birth the mother may
choose her own compass bearings for the
child-virtue or vice, as may be. IT'S the
mother has the building of the bairn, look
you. Ellice. If she don't 20 right while the
bairn's putting together be sorry for the
lttle'un He's booked in irons and gray
suit for q new land"
"Fudge!' said the doctor.
The captain, however, seemed impressed
by the lieutsnants opinion, and continued
to look at him.
did you ever have charge of an uglier
lot, Ellice?" asked Captain Barrett.
II don't recognize human ugliness." an
swered the doctor. us the egg bad? That
IL; not what's the look and eelor of the
shellP"
"What becomes of convict when he
dies?' said the lieutenant.
What becomes OF the ripple when II
breaks upon the shore?" answered Captain
Sutherland.
do conylcts really stand any chance out
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though he had jumped from a bandbox.
H. was clad from crown to heel in his
friends new suit, and be was for that time
al least the best stdressed of his fellows.
During this dinner Senator Brice spoke
with considerable feeling about his college
days at Miami. He was fair student, and
be says that his school days were tile hap
piest of his life. hls father, you know, WAS
poor preacher, and he was of all the boys
at college among the poorest, but with all
his poverty he did not lack independence.
An instance of this was his action in
coming to the school from time to time
There was in those days no railroad to Ok
ford, where the college is located, and the
students came by rail to Hamilton, Ohio,
and thence went twelve miles by stage TO
Oxford. The stage rates were high and Cal
Brice felt that he could not afford to pay
them. The result was that he usually
walked from Hamilton to Oxford, refusing
the offers of his richer friends TO pay his
fare. These friends often walked with him,
merely to keep him company a. such times
and there are numerous evidences OF his
great popularity among his fellows.
Major Mckinlev's failure is still attract
ing some talk in Washington, and there is a
genuine sympathy for him here. for it is
well known that he is not a money-maker
or a money-spender. He began life like
Brice as a poor boy, and he has devoted
himself more TO make a reputation than to
that he had came, l am told. from his wife,
who was the daughter of well-to-do
newspaper editor of Canton, Mckinley