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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos SO. 45. Is. and 35 make no stops.
No. i03 stops on signal at Reams, stony
Creek, Jarratts and Belhell. No. 402 stops
on signal at Drewry's Centralla. chester
field. nos. %, 81. and ~ stop on signal az
Manchester Drewry's, Centralia, and
Chester. Nos. co. 49, IS. 81. and 81 VIII
stop on signal at all stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet S!eeplngC Car on
all through trains On Trains Nos. 81
and 80 SleepingCars between Richmond
and LynehbrTg, Va; At, ANT, GA
Leaving Richmond at L % \. NJ, daily
and arriving at Weldon al 2:ss A. NJ
and at Atlanta at 500 4. NJ. Via ,. \.
l.. Through sleepers-Richmond to At
lanta.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIMETABLE
Commencing SATURDAY, OCTOBER
6. 1894. at i2.0l \. NJ, trains on this roAc
viii run as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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TIE ONLY AIL-RAIL LINE TO NOR

THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR-
FOLK.
Leave Arrive
Richmond. 80 90 A. NJ. Norfolk I'll Is A. NJ.
Richmond. IS 20 PM Norfolk -. $40 l.. NJ.
Norfolk $500 A. NJ Richmond. IL ,05 A. NJ.
Norfolk ':35 T. NJ. Richmond. 100 Pm.
The trains leaving Richmond al a. NJ.
and Norfolk at 7. NJ. are solid trains
90 through without change OF cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at A. NJ:
and II 80 p NJ. and arriving at Richmond
at e:25 A. NJ. $50 Z. NJ. make close con-
nection at Petersburg TO ana from Farm
VILE. Lynchburg, and west.
r.. NJ BULLY. Superintendent.
=. T. y. MYERS, General Supt.
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DooK AND JOB wOKh y ~ 's.sl.
- FxECUrsD rIhE pi''
NG-HQiiss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

Or. and Mrs. Edward Mcclure will re-
turn from their bridal tour OH Tuesday
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General Offices. Pa.'
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nand. Indeed. it 50 happened that parts
III Pettlgrew's command remained In pos
session of the captured works longer than
Picketts. and Pettisrew lost more Sc
vorely in killed and wounded than Pick
EFT.
Because Of the inadequate idea of that
magnificent affair. given by publications
In which no account IS taken of the pres
tncc Of other troops than Pickett's. l
peg you will give space for the following
more general view Of that famous charge:
Very truly. :. 4. ASHE.
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RAILROAD LINES
CEABOARD AIRLINE

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY. JULY g. 1894
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-03

'E 'Pr''NET H We bFEN Mt YIN I'D S''LF NiFNTS FVK
i ore"
The great nH"mgrs " c derive" from the III" NAuN, CANE
,ds,d
generally.
The uuml" i Planters United
igntnc RrIi'l, Peru, Nstr1! !"
above claim.
The H." ii ID" largely IL
mill grind 90 Ia
pieces M iron aks from thing wh would lnd i damage
The Sihhp'En strongly made" and from he Il it.
SiIhEnDEE aud hing h'nk mry
which quickly replaced.
ui
allowing the mill Juic,s
or
The -ir,ii,d
hand "twcen mills i
i"hlcr rla wir
sufficient r The mil lr the al"Vt We furnish u working
~
successfully install aud til,
In ordering please snall sk,tch slwiug
mill rolls
also the (eithcr
MILL winch the MIL l'cnt,, also
Of iron, mill roll distance
bed plate These SlREnlERs "inr USED 10y the ii "
aud Hawi Mill K'a', where they giving satl,llun
o. Fr'" and further particulars in had 10y
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When the People Speak.
EDITOR BULLETIN.

EDITOR BULLETIN
II the Advertiser man can find no
better backing for Stevens and his
gang than the idiotic article from
DR.. Woolsey, that any school bov. or
even the Star mau himself, could
pick to pieces. he had better have
saved his ink Plain common sense
tells us that the Il nited States Gov
erninent commits no wrong by res
turimg Tia" Queen, but otherwise
leaves damuable wrong unrert fled
by not restoring her Majesty. We
have good aud ample reason to bp
convinced that the authorities at
Washington ara determined to order
a plebiscite. as the best way out Of
the situation. President Cleveland
has published To- the world the pi.
ra'ical adventures of Stevens ~ Ha.
waii. for which the United States is
responsible; and that world is
patieutly waiting the graceful act of
America oustiug the y. q. lv order.
: ing q pi"hisrite, aud having the
honor Of saluting llaW ali when her
Majesty again aSr"nds the throne,
! elected 10y all overwhelming ma jnrity
4 Of the people. When Uuci. sam re-.
crives the mcagr. vote cast her. in
favor of the =. g. and their consii.
/ tutional convention with not over
I four hundred willing voters through.
"ul TIA" islands Uncle Sam will
then feel ashamed that h. ever
bot hrred with such pack of nonrn.
titles for day. The death ku-ll 81
the l.. q. will br sounded directly
upon the arrival of the news a,
Washington, that only corporal. {.
guard Of votes were east for "thp
b'st government Hawaii ever had.
Alas. what q iiIZlu Tor that ram.
shack" ui a piaythIug. born uI
stevens aud h. duprs. Allah m
praised. There j. but one God. an,
the Advertiser Star corporation. are
not His prophets. San DrEtu.
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Which. divided by six the high"s,
numb-r Of candidates on. "l..ctur
could vote for--will give approx
matcly TIA" number Il voters who
went to the polls. That -, lIii.
being ~ less than were Registered
a. voters in Hnuululu a'"ur. A.
more than Az voted IN ih. country
districts. Il j. evident that som. 2,n
-hlrked the polls after registering in
il"uuIulu, bat lh" ~ "dd may per.
hap, h., knmk,"i of f'r "j"cted
ballots
An inspection ~ the returns shows
that ia" rurlugu"-- divided their sis
VOTES apiece exclusively and evenly
between TIA" twu candidates of their
own rae" vino had been frozen out
b! ia" American union party. They
landed their m"n high aud dry ahoyr
all duuh too. So did the third dis
lrlct Mr.. Robertson after tn"
machines running over him. H."
headed the poll aud the marhiur j.
laid up for repairs,
Fractional voting WAS avail"i Il
10y the hdrbouud par,isaus Of the
narh,u" ru secure TIA. stn""ss 81
thrir r"frIgerating pr"r"ss on III" IN.
,I.,,.,. 4. ...nI,l.t..s II f.,l,,l III
mas!y, however, ~ L. "l"rtlng ia"
straight ticket as such The three
party candidates who succeeded
probably owe their election /" u gen
eTal belief amongst voters who were
independent, even, OF ia" iud"p"n
dent candidates a. we'll a uf III"
machine, that they We're tit for the
Responsible duties Of the convention
aud representative men a we'll.
What the BuLLETIH said a, TIA"
illustrative of government by minor
ity i, fully verified A. last genera,
'f'Nlpll lll'l' NtN I'SlS'lhlNil VI
$500 and odd, Natural increase and
Immigration would have on u similar
occasion by this time have made n
registration available Of At least
800 Bat even by stralnlng every
doubtful poin, in its own favor, by
registering several hundred men on
the sole qualification Of military or
police service. and by using the
meuace Of loss 0f bread aud butter
wherever it would work, the Govern
ment only secured a regist ration OF
lalD and a few odd ia Honolulu and
GD or sD IN th" country, The han
drcds registered without the ordi
nary qualifications would have made
complete register of voters reach
the 300 mark undoubtedly, Only
moiety Of eligible material, apart
from the test oath ohsta tarle, register
t. |, aud u large majority Of the pee
pile was not near tn" polls yesterday
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Desirable = Residence
hh5YH
iszsGsllE
FOR SALE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
saic that l)v,raDl" Resi- eco On ka.
pi"lani street, n jrining The residence OF
Z. johnson, E.q The Lot has u frontage
Of about l'1 feet on Kapiolani street and
aud exceedingly Well-huilt Dwelling House
on III" property, containing Large PnrlOr
Diung.ruUiI, Be|ronms Bath, Kitchen
aud Pantry q 'vcrcd llall, Wide Ncranda,
tarllnEr House. sails, etc, "ur The
gr"nnds ur" wvl-grn Sod aud planted with
fruiI aud shade Trees.
~ The elevation commands M uu.
"hsiru"l"d view from ninm"nd ilcad 20 he
Wnlnmn" M"unrnlm.. Intending purchaser,
ra msroct premise, uu Application to
lUci-2w JAS. 7, Nj RGAN
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Prevention Is Better

Than care. aud those who are sub
J""t to rheumatism can prevent al
'a"ks by h'~ping the blood pure and
free from the acid which causes the
drs"a." i"u can rely upon llond'-
~arsaparila ~ "a remedy for rhcu-
matism aud raiarrh, also, for every
form of srrnfula, salt rhrum, buil-
aud other Diseases CAUSED hy impure
bloud. II tones aud vitaliI"s the
Who'll" system.
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The Fractional Freak
EpIruR BvLLET,N:

EDroR BULLETtN:
In futur" when you present your
bill for the usual iaNurs you viii
pleas" take motto" that | shall only
pay y"u ten, s"V"mt"enths ui the
whole, hrau,e the higho-t legal
light ~ TIA" country ~, the most
learned Att"rnry-,icnrral, la, de-
"ld"d that ten. .srv"ut""uth- " IL
whole ate hole through which h"
ma! "r'"p. HAWAII.
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THURSDAY, MAY 3. l@l.
TOTALS OF THE POLL.

Yesterdays election OF six dele
gates to the constitutional conveu.
ton concluded quietly as it had been
conducted throughout. Unofficial
figures showing the result with ap-
pruXimate accuracy were given cut
q, the Annexation Clubs hall long
before the returns were all in at the
office uf the Registrar in the Judi.
ciary building. Captain King. Min.
i-t-r uf Interior: J 4. Hassingrr
Clerk uf Interior; Wray Taylor.
Registrar, aud DR.. Rodgers of the
Board of Registration we're receiving
the official returns. Many peopl"
were in attendance at both places
After the rough certainty was
known about the leading five, much
interest centrrcd on lh" close run
for sixth and last place. II was b.
tween Prince kunuiakea. last of
the kamphain.has." and Harry
klcmue, a popular young German
resident The native prince got il
by exactly q votes under the frac
,iuusl voting derreeh regular 10y TIA"
Attorney. General Below are the
total votes for the Who'll. island oi
oahu, leaving out fractions opposite
names but adding in result ~ addi
ton Of fractions
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CHEAP SHAVING.

rnE WELLKNOWN WNILrKUEAH
hor, Thomas T., kuri rt, hu- 'uE,I
the tlI""i'-sir""i shaving l'aTlOrs. alluu
iuP llustuCu y Co, Nhru u uurd rhuI
shave rnu lee hud Tor /, ruuIs. Hair "a
and shave, j,ionts, Hair COT, ~ Cont,
lUUp In
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Secured HIS Services.

Mr. Y. q Potter, cray"n and wa
trr-ruIur artist. who ha, br"n visit
ing tn" islands for his hoal,h, la,
mad" an engagement with Mr. j. j.
Williams, Mr., puttor's work while
~ san l. rhuCIscu was second to-
none. Samples viii b" nn exhibition
At our stuiu, lO2 Fort street
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iaWaIiag Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, april 2S, 1874

HIS ShttiN pndHtbhi m'E li'N SN'"l'
Hut IL would think sUInr iannet>.'
There are two characters in
the drama that have brought
success TO fewer and failures
to more people who have
sought regulations on the
stage than all other parts
combined. When amateurs
step across The unreasonable
gull which separates the no
vice from the professional they
do SO dressed as llanlet or
Pauline and they usually wear
the same clothes when they
are counting the ties on the
way home.
The Daley Company is
made up OF people who have
held the mirror up to nature
tor many seasons; the m' M
bers Of it have played tnse-
ther in many different roles and
have demonstrated to critical
audiences in the United States
that they are actors and not
track walkers. II Hamlet is
played by this Company,
Shdkespcarc's ghost may have
a box and will enjoy the per-
formance. We have a few
pairs Of high grade, low price
opera glasses for people who
take seats further back.
We have just received a lot
Of those famous French rat
traps for catching alive, any.
where from one to a dozen
rats at a time. We've sold a
number of these to people
who want to teach their dogs
to take the place Of traps in
the matter Of rats. No rat trap
has ever been brought to this
country and given the same
satisfaction that this one has.
They go to you cheap bu, the
return is great.
We have imported TWO lots
Of the celebrated Wef'hcim
sewing machines during the
past few months and have an
,thcr inN"i,r on the way For
light running. scrviceable, well
made and without intricate
parts To get out oi order we
claim that the Wcrthclm ma
chine is the best on earth
There is no class Of work.
from the finest lace to the hca>r
est cloth or leather that can
not be- scwcd by the Wcrlhrim.
This machine is a convenient
one for ladies because it has
both stitches, lock aud chain,
and may be changed from one
to the other by the mere lurn
ing Of "A thumb screw. The
Wcr,hcim has also an rmhroi,i
cry attachment by which tinr
embroidery work may be done
With the same perfection as by
hand but much more rapidly.
Take it all together the Wcr-
thcin gives better satisfaction
To the operator than any other
machine sold, In addition To-
its being a good machine for
sewing the tables are 80 bcauti
fully finished that they are u
splendid ornament in the room.
We had several orders for
Frndry PI"ws las, week from
people who used them last
year to advantage and want to
save money by using more OF
them The liendry Breaker
is the pillow for a man to use il
he is anxious to save horse
flesh. Science has been called
upon in this instance to give
points on plow building and
the result is that you have a
wonderfully strong plow with
The highest possible draught.
-Four horses will work this plow
with greater ease than six
horses will pull one of any
other make. The same good
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DR.. ;. f. scott Blu" Rjdgo. hIarri
son Co., Mo. say; "I'ur wnuopiug
cough Chamberlain, Cough R'u"
dy is rScrllrnl' ~ u-lug it fr" j.,
IA" dl,rn-" /, drpiy,d 81 nll danger
Gus consequences. Ih"rr h. nu dan
gor IN giving the Kennedy IT, hahios,
as it coulaln, uuthug luJWrluu,. -
aud 30 cent BOTTLES for sab" hy all
dealers li"u-"u, Smith X Go, Agents
for the Hawaiian islands.
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FOR RENT

/ ~ pert; known % q. the sgsNS
"PaIy Premises" Nituated I,l fEi2
on NuImnu Avenue, next eathlAA32H
adjoining the rcslden"c IT Mr.. f., f. Bis-
tnins SIX Large iiehrnons, l'arlors, Billiard
Room, Kitchen With ser Range, fanlry,
etc, and Bathroom on each liuor The Ell,
tire hnuS" j. lighted with electricity The
Grounds are large anl contain MANY vari.-
iigs of Shade and Fruit Tres. To u desir-
able tenant the property will be- let At II
reasonable ren'nI. Enquire Of
+. W. MAJ 'FARLANE,
yr'ln Union Feet 20 = office
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H"' II am going 10 ask your father
for Your hand tonight, Don't you
wish me luck!" She "lrs; hope
lao will have on his slipprrs. -Ly,
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REMOVED.

hE lNns HAS REMuNED MS
} uur" To- So. En,na ,lrrrr next
d"rr 10 J,ur, 'amrh"Ii t. e. Oilirc
ll"ur-. 40, l-,i, q =. IU1.-N
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Ma. ms will i liver her lecture ~
500 urh Illustrated with more than lWI
beautiful lantern view - the lighlnnj-
ana OwiundS, under the nu Irrr ~ the
= "rtlNh Thistle HIuh, and for the hcurIir
~ it, h,ndiuF Euu' iun', at lhr ali we
lin" uud places. Ndmi~s.nu ~ children
4"'., win ,rrral rates t. >rlunl-.
S~ Tirh"l- fnr sale "I and after Wrd-
ne, lIN n"r Inl ~ the b .uk tore, | II Iuu~
lAud-n!' I"Nclr! ~l"rr AMI hy ru"mhrr~.
lnlg-ti
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SMALL COTTAGE TO LET.

1 NICELY FITTED -
~ ingr with siling- rGk
room, Brdrn,ln aud hath, MSst M2
suitable i"r -Imglc gentle Aiafstsa8e
man, Arr y "n the r,mi,rs No 10 Emma
street, lois Nv
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FOR RENT

1 FURNISHED RESI-. 70, -
~ deuce on Hrrc,ania tlr%gsss,S
street, Tor riIlicr family "r A,,fis.SxH
singh" geutrInun. 7 rus FslSS I'D
mnd rate For plrti"ularS apply at this
Dlliru, 1910 n
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" Quoena

This charming sucir'y drama from
ia" pen II Robert Till"tsnu will bo
given by It.. Daley company tn.
night. Its past success is part oi
the dramatic history Of Amufira II
had a long aud successful run at
both the Filth Avenue aud Madison
Square Theatres aud wa. Tor a long
tim" the principal play in Palmer
repertoire. Frederick Ward aud
Marie Wainwright gav. it prefer.
rucr ia all large ciiins until il was
purchased 10y Miss Nsnnary fnr all
territory west uf the Mississippi
river. Its action j. On" " interest
to the better class Of theatre gOrr-
aud never fails tu uusral the foun.
tain uf human Sympat hies. Miss
Nanuar, has scored an .mphatic hil
~ III" title role wherever PLAYED
aud r.,pntly gave her conception
uf til" part at u professional uat iur'
in San Francesca ani was ahuw.rrr!
with praiS. 10y the artists and press
attending. Th" sal" j. larg" aud u
good house Is assured.
u King : rl"mnu was alive hr
would now say: "Gntuih" travelling
nan. learn his WAYS. aud m wise.
Mr.. {. ". iiau"iI. Cinrinnai
travelling man representing 'h'
pWrn City Printing lux Co. af,-I
suffering intensely inr two nr rhrr,
Iay~ with laru"m'.- ~ ia" shoulder
rc.ulDiug frum rheumatism. com
rlrr"iy cured il with lw" applira
,i"u~ "f thaulmflnu's Pain Balm
inI~ remedy Is gaining wid" rrpu
in,i"u t"r il, prompt cures "f rhru
ms,ism. lamr back, sprains, swell
'ng~. aud laln"u"-,. ~ cent bottle,
tor -nl" by all dealers. Benson
Smith \ Co., Agents for ,h" llawniar
Islands.
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Z he nai(N GU((rtin,

P,dgcd to neithpr Sect nor Party,
But Estnbiisied for ths BeBsft Of An
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il"ud's PiIls are easy aud g"ntl'
IN effect.
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TO LET

TOrTAGE To- LET on ~. ~
~ kinu street, one hlOcE rSc
fr,in horse ear, all uoiu II E ,tJtsa
improvements, also barn, SZ.4GSkakG
Stables Hnd Servant Room. Apply To
y. ,, SACHS,
F6-u Fort street,
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TO LET

I'pH TIRrE MONTHS ~, ~
L from MAY 18th Nicely ...Ts,.A,S
Furnished suite uf Rooms t3rr; ~
With usr III kitrhrn II lie. Aitt-!sazeS
,i,rd; ""mtlull! located. Apply ~
IOtl IL No. . ADAMS LANE.
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'I'nELE %IrELY rrE. -
..,r,i.n ",,Tsa r.n! H""": .,!.; q! &c. ID
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Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Perfumes,
Toilet Articles .,n
Photographic Goods
I" lie founl In the Hawaiian islands.
FURNISHED ROOMS

,I'p LET on BEEE- 4s
i mnin -'r"vi near Mil. M,sE2
Ter street. yn-if' Stl1ta22
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VIM. G. IRWIN g. CO., Id.

SJ, io,at, Gr n, Hoo"jin. i.,nmh
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-06-30

spray, two loud reports were heard,
indicating without question to the ex-
perts that a large interior crack had
developed. The most careful exam
nation, however, failed to locate the
crack. in spite Of the fact that 1t was
sounded with powerful steam ham
mer. As.the plate promised to be the
poorest of the group Of dozen which
it represented. 1t was selected by the
government inspectors for ballistic
test, the bethlehem company consent
ing to its trial, and relying upon the
second plate Of the group to prove the
efficiency of the armor. Notwith-
standing the fact that the company
had another chance, its representa-
tives showed considerable nervousness,
which was quite natural when 1t is
considered that the plate on trial rep
resented a group worth at least $780,
600, and was similar in treatment to
another group soon to be tested worth
quite as much more
In speaking of the results Of the
tests Capt Sampson said to the World
correspondent:
1.-THE behavior of the 1s-inch plate
to-day was very disappointing, and
raises the important question as to
how far Harveyizing can be carried in
the manufacture of our heaviest plates
There is no doubt that the high tenn
per given to the face of the plate
increases the liability to strains in the
structure of the steel, and these, in
turn. may produce dangerous internal
cracks, which usually give no indica-
ton of their presence, am inclined
to think, however, that the second plate
in the group tested to-day will make
much better showing, and it is
probable that all the remaining plates
of the group are much better than the
one shattered to-day. There is some
consolation to be found in the fact
that while the shells cracked the
plate badly, they probably would not
have entered a ship protected by it"
Vice-President Davenport Of the
Bethlehem Iron company was decid-
eddy blue, but he said that the re-
naming plates of the group were GER
tainly superior to that fred at to-day.
To-day's test served to emphasize the
Importance of the considerations
which have been persistently urged by
the World regarding honesty and care
in the manufacture of plates and rigid
inspection by the government
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TRAVELLERS iREE.-There is tree
which grows in Madagascar called the
Travellers Tree" which is of the
greatest service to the tired aud thirsty
travellers IN that tropical climate. This
wonderful tree has no branches, the
leaves growing from the trunk and
spreading out like the sections Of
a fan. These leaves, of which there
are generally not more than twenty
four on each tree, are from six to eight
feet in length and from four to six feet
broad. At the base of each leaf is a
kind Of cup containing about q quart
of cool, sweet water. The natives save
themselves the trouble Of climbing the
tree by throwing spear, which pierces
the leaf at the spot where the water is
stored. The water then flows down
into the vessel held beneath it and the
traveller is enabled to continue his
journey, cheered and refreshed by the
precious liquid nature has so kindly
provided for his use.-Ex.