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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-09

BENEVOLENT ASSoCIArIoNS-In our article of last
week on the suhjeat Of Benevolent Associations,
we in advertentIy omitted to mention one of the
oldest and most prosperoUs-the Mechanics Bene-
fit Union. This Association has been in existence
during a number of years. and has a large fund
accumulated and invested. \ great deal OF money
has been paid out for The benefit Of sick members
and their families. The monthly meetings of the
Society are held at the room of Engine Co. No. ,,
many of the members of which also belong to the
Benefit Union.
A healthy rivalry is now going on between
the two native female benevolent societies of IIo-
nolulu. under the leadership respectively OF Her
Majesty Queen Emma and of the Hon. Mrs. Bishop.
The Queen. it will be remembered was mainly the
prime mover in bringing about the erection of that
noble Institution which bears her name and since
her return from abroad she has been just as active
- ever in exciting and directing the charitable in
stincts of her country-women and in relieving the
sick and needy. These efforts to relieve the suffer
ings of the poor aud dying. are worthy Of all COM
mcndatiou, and the laudable rivalry of the two
Societies may serve 10 ~lengthen the lives Of some
who without aid might only end an untineIy end.
HoxoIuIr IRoS WoEEs.-In orr walks about
town for the purpose of d" swapping mp uncousider-
ed trifes," we sometimes drop in at the Foundry.
ana always ulu something tirIt e interest Inc
other day we saw there a splendiily solid piece of
machinery recently completed. in the shape of 4
sugar mill. the workmanship Of which it was de
clared by good judges. could not he eNcelled in
any Of the machine shops of the old world. The
iron rollers for crushing the cane were truly
massive. and the adjusting apparatus very neatly
finished. The mill was built for sale. being the
eleventh which has been turned out from the foun-
dry. and has been sold to Melchers & Co. for the
Kaiwiki Plantation. of which they are the agents,
for $500. The rollers are 24xiO inches, and
weigh each about 5000 lbs. 1t viii require about
p horse power to drive this mill: the power in
this instance, however. Will be water, by a wheel
% feet in diameter and > feet face. 1t will be
shipped today for its destination by The Schr. AHHie.
We are glad to learn that the Foundry is busily
occupied at present, having commenced to work
upon three more sugar mills, frs. second and third
sizes. -
CoNLING-The LdckgJr1HHP was coaling yester-
day. preparatory, it is said. to a trip to the wind
ward ports.
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,FRE.-On Monday, 18th ult. the large two story
frame house at Wahiawa. on this island was con
sumcd by fire. The building was owned by Rev.
y. Bishop and leased by Mr.. S~cgelken. 1t is a
total loss. The house was at long distance from
any neighbors, and at the time of the fire unoccu-
pied as Mr.. Segelken was in town, awaiting the ar
rival of the r.. u. Hood. Some few weeks since,
it was broken into and sundry things stolen. aud
possibly another raid was made upon it, and fire
resoEted to. in order to conceal the theft. Mr..
Segelken looses about $1,000, worth of household
stuf-Glzetfe.
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y WRECK. PERHAPs-Cupt. Wilbur of the Eaaoi,
which arrived from Maui yesterday morning. in
forms Us that about shutdown on Thursday, while
entering the Molokai channel with very stiff trades,
he saw something to lceward that looked like "a
schooner's caboosc bottom up. He kept away as
much as possible in order 10 examine it, but to
have done so eliectually would necessitate his jib-
ing, which, with the heavy puff, prevailing and the
ugly sea. he did not think it was advisable TO do.
During the strong westerly winds of last week a
schooner was seen OF Hama. supposed to have
been the hate lee, which sailed hence Feb. 23d-
II days ago. -
LEG BRoREN.-Last Tuesday. a native driver of
an OK team. owing TO his own carelessness, fell
from the tongue Of the cart when opposite the sta
ton house, and on of the heavy wheels going over
his leg. fractured a bone. He is doing well, but
it is a wonder that he escaped 50 easily.
y RACE BoAT.-We saw a boat the other day
built by a carpenter in Emmes u Co.'S ~shfpyard.
which is twenty feet long. calculated for one rover,
but which We We're assured weighed but fifty
pounds. 1t certainly is very light. aud of n model
sharp enough to make fast time i'll smooth water.
We understand it il for sale.
CLEAN.-Somebody remarked that they doubted
whether whaling was a good business. because some
OF the ships often reported Clean Sniggfugs,
who has a turn for satire. observed that he was of
the opinion that a cruise on a whaler was likely. in
general cases. TO come out quite as % clean a" a. one
on Il sugar plantation.
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The House passed the bill abolishing the Office OF
Public Printer and providing for the election Of a
Printer by the House.
The grand jury in Washington yesterday presented
an Indictment against John II. Surratt-
Senator Salisbury has Joined the Congressional
Temperance Society, and is expected to address the
next meeting.
Captain Samuels of the Henrietta will probably
take out the steamer -fri-oRG.
1t is stated as a fact by interested merchants here,
in connection with the steamers to China and Chile,
that the Government of B0rneo has granted to Amer.
pany Of Borneo, the entire northern part of the
Island, with three adjacent islands, with jurisdiction
over the Inhabitants
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-The Judiciary Committee
have done nothing in the impeachment matter except
comforting with several gentlemen informally; and
this has been done by Radical members at the request
Of Ashley, in order 10 see how much prospect there
is Of sustaining the charges.
Fred. W Seward has returned from his secret
mission, and is engaged in preparing his report. 1t
is believed that our Government has purchased the
Island Of St. Thomas.
Blyara Taylor sailed to-day for Europe.
Rumor says that Edward ketchum. the forcer
was killed By an explosion at Sing Sing to-day.
George Bancroft the historian, is appointed Collec-
tor at Boston. The appointment Of George Bancroft
as Collector Of Boston, has occasioned some surprise
ricG Gen. Couch. whom the Senate rejected.
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President
SUGAR

Shows some Improvement. but with no prospect Of
going mp to thirteen cents this month. The trade
with the interior i beginning to revive and sugars
will find an outlet, when it IS hoped better prices
will be realized. Ten cents for No. l, and from
seven to eight cents for 10 wer grades may be con-
sidered a fair quotation. PELE.
i. S.-As | am closing my letter the brig Hes
peri0H * reported from honolulu. y days passage.
/ hear that she may return to your port.
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CUTLERY, HARDWARE
AND SgEDsSEES.

lslnE CsuIs.
Percussion Caps. Yellow Reals.
saw Piles. Cork Screws.
India Rubber Door Mats.
Water coolers
Ruled Toolscap Paper,
hFana Scars % different quality.
A choice variety q Photographic Albums,
travelling Nrc-s-tlrrs,
Ladies Reticuses, etc, etc et
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05
HalIhhr-.

This gentleman has big manifesto in to-
days paper. He is Offering his large stock of
goods at great bargains, as he expects to quit
business soon. Aud thea he has little man
ifesto 10 which he invites the especial attention
Of those whom he has accommodated with
credit. He Las n-ver dunned his customers
before in the paper.
Old John Jacob Aston said he got rich by
buying when everybody was selling, and
selling whel everybody was buying" We
have no doubt but that our readers can para-
ally sealizd this by buying Of liallbeFg now.
He is selling and everybody shanld-buy some.
thing. Try it, and if you dOn't get rich >
it will not be bee auss sou have not made The
effort. -a- ZE5--=
The plac that has known HallbSrg so long
will soon know him no more. He is about to
''retire to the shat es'' He has longing
for something better than measuring tape
and dealing out groceries. He wants to
basque among fruits and flowers He wants
to sit under his own grape vine and shade
tree. And he is going to do it, he has ia
vested a" Pile Of noneyp in a liitls garden
spot" adjoining town, and is going to make IT
'.bloom and blossom as the rose" We shall
miss him from business circlss. He has been
a successful business man here for seven or
eight years. He has made money and the
community has beer benefited thereby. Al
though cons dered a elSse Dealer no man i
town has done more for its lmprovementin the
way of buildings. He commenced business
here in 80, if We remember correctly, with
not;over dollar in his pocket BE pays the lar
gest tax Of any resident Of the county this year.
He owns three buildings in town. one Of them
the best business house 10 the place, and ha
valuable little farm adioinin g The village on
which he has already expended some $4,000.
BE is going into Crepe and fruit growing, and
may that success attend him which has been
his in the mereaHtils business. 90
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Touched Bottom.

On the morning of Jan. lst the N reury
stood at seven degrees below zero;-l5eut as
low as it ever goes here in Kansas, and the first
time this winter thai the thermom ster has in
Dictated zero. On the following evening. 6
stood four below at nine o'clock, and may h ave
gone over before morning. ALTA. m. Jan.
2nd, the south wind began to blow. and the
seanty coat of snow was all gone ny noon of
the third. The weather is now mild and
pleasant
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

We alluded to Dan. Hoiderm ans fine bug
gy last week, as taking the shine over any
thing in these parts. We are reliably informed
that Mr.. Martindale, of Greenwood County,
has one which is so much nicer that it ought
not to be mentioned in tie same day with
Holderman's. We are glad TO mention this
fact. Williams. modesty prevents him from
bringing it TO town and taking us a ride, 9 s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05
SRERIFF.iS 81.

pY virtue Of an order of sale Issued from
ID the District court for Lyon county, Kaa-
sas. and to me direeted. will otfrr ct public
sale Gttt1e court house door in the town Of En-
POria, in said county,
On THURSDAY, January I7tb, tss7,a
al one O'clock r. m. Of said day. the following
real estate, to wit: The northwest quarter Of
section No. two l2.y In toxznship n O.. twerty-
one III } OF range No. twelve ll2,) situate In
Ii on county, Kan sas, 70 be soId Is the prep
ersy Of Silsa N. CadY,to satisfy Judgment
in favor Of Beaiamin Hoyt, f., -.s-ss-,s
Dated this 4Ih day Of Dee. 1866.
50-l0-2 A. R. BANCROFT, SheriA.
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Fremont TOtcaship.

James T. Demeree-Commenein at point
on the section line. Fifty three aud u rods
west Of the north ea.t cerner of the south
east quarter of section eleven. ewnship
eighte en-. range eleven; thence west 1862
rods 10 the north west corner Of said quarter
section thence south on the quarter line 100
rods, thence east l0524 rods nd thence north
100 rods TO the place of beginning and con
tanning 60 acres 1912
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

The band nTe preparing for big blow out
at their concert next Saturday event ng, th e
18th. They expect to blow, about all the nu-
sic out Of their horns. We hope to see large
audience present, as it viii be treat none
can afford 90 miss. lE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

Col. Welt, Chief Engineer Of the Leaven-
worth, Lawrence & Fl. Gibson Rtilroai writes
TO Mr. Storrs that overtures of a favorable ma
ture concerning the construction of the EmPo-
ria Branch. have been made to Mr. Sturgess-
such to justify the expectation that the con
struction of the main line will not long pre-
cede that Of the branch. This is encouraging
Col. Welt is q straightforward practical man,
not given to visionary schemes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

Daniel R. Jones sold his farm Of I6) acres
on Dry Greek, about four miles from Empuria
few days ago, for s, 600, or a little rising of
$40 per acre. ]. h and Howell Williams were
the purchasers. Mr.. Jones has since purehas-
cd so acres of G. W Martin, in the same
neighbcrhOod. for SIlLO. Both these places
were partially improved and had some tim
Der on them. These figures will give our east
ern readers, among whom there is considerable
Inquiry. fair idea { what good, partially
improved land is worth in this vicinity Good
wild land further from town eau be had at
from $3.50 t. IS per acre. While FIRST class
farms nearer town, are from $50 to $50 per acre
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

Our friend Ishmael Jones will excuse us fer
negleetingytO mentOR that fine turkey which
he presented 10 US for Christmas. 1t was ex
cellent, and we hope friend Jones shadow
may, never grow less. while heis permitted to
iuhabit this m undane sphere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

Prof. StinsOn proposes to organize elias,
in singing for the children of the village at
81 each. This will be an excellent OpPorIu nj :
ty for children to learn to sing, and We hope
parents will take an interest in the matter and
send their boys and girls to this school. They
win never have a better opportunity to- learn
to sing --s
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WHINKRRS IND MISTICHES

EORCED to grow upon the smoothest face
II in from hree to Eve weeks by using DIR.
Sevig mes Restsuratuer Capillaire, the mott
wonderful discovery in modern science, acting
upon the Beard and Hair in an almost mirac
ulous manner 1t has been used by the elite
of Paris and London with the most fiattering
suecess. Names Of sll urehasers will be reg
isteled, and if entire satisfaction is not gi ven
IN every insta nee, the money will be en- eeT-
postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars AID testi
monlalss mailed free. Address BERGER.
SHUTS d CO, Chemists. No. 2e5 River
street, Troy. N. Y. Sole Agents for the Uuited
states. c1EAs 9-51IO-2
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Thanks.

Nh EBl4oa: We take special pleasure in
acknowledging the receipt Of seventy-fve dol
lars. kindly donated to our support by the cit
liens of Imports New Years day evening /.
for which they have our hearty thank.
~ J. Il. LEAaD.
a NJ. @. LIZARD.
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not given to visionary schemes.

Among the superstitiOns of the Senecas, is
one on which is founded the beautiful song
Speed Away When a maiden of their tribe
dies they imprisoh young bird until it at
tainsj its powers Of song and flight, hen they
load it with kisses and care sses for the lost
one, and release 1t over her grave, in the be-
lief that it will not fold its wings till it finds
the loved one and delivers its messages Will
be sung at the cons ert or Saturday evening
the I0tiI 49,
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We hope our readers far aud near will re
memb r that Emporia now has COOL hotel
the Emperi House, kept by J. j.. Campbell.
The new hotel is well srok, of by those VIII .
have tried il. .
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

We are glad to know thatsthe term of the
Normal School which has just commenced, is
very encouraging. Several new scholars are in
attendance. and there is larger numter
than at any time heretofore. With the in
ere ased facilities afforded by the new build
ing, and with the addition of Mrs. Kellogg to
the facuty. we may expect better reports than
ever from the Normal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

The Agent of John MeMAnus. who owns a
large body of the Sac lands in this cOuaty,
paid into our treasury on, day this weak
81 ECO taxes
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

The boys Of the baud are mskidg extra ex-
ertions to make their second concert grand
success. Itwih undoubtedly be far superior
- their LIST one.
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10 DE TrareIisg PabIic.

Tisdale's line of stages leave EmpOria daily
at O'Clock a. n. for Lawrence. connecting eY-'
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
BurliDgame for Topeka. Mem bers of the
Legislature and others desiring to go 10 Tor e.
ka will please take notice. Stage office at
Rskridge's store,
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New AdveE.isement--New GOOds--Re

r u ductlSn An Felcess 81 Il
Mr.. House has new ball column adVer
ment in this paper, announcing that he has
reduced the prices of his goods. and that he
offers for sale nav stock. He has.added to
his clothing a large assortment of Dry Goods.
of all kinds, and will hereafter do general
Dry Goods and Clothing business. This store
has now been located here three months, and
has built up a good trade. Mr.. House is a
liberal and correct business man, and his
customers will increase by the score. Our
readers will do well to go and examine Mr..
Houses goods and prices. He intends to
leave nothing undOne within his power to sat
sfy those who deal with / i'm -rc-"
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FTNAL NOTICEl

NOTICE is II ereby given to. all parties in
IN terested. that the following Lands and
Town Lots situated in Lyon county, Kansas
have been sold for taxes s, an d that the time for
redemption will expire on the 5th day of May
A. D. 1867, and if said land s and town lots
are not redeemed on or before the day limited
therefor, the same will be conveyed Il, the pur-
chasers. J.C. FRAKER.
County Treasurer's Office. ! Co. Treasurer.
EmpOria, Lyon County Kans.>
January 9Th 1867
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E. r. and d. W Holderman have purchased
the interest Of @ w. Frederick and u. G. Z d.
wards, in the building next to the old hotel.
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DANIEL III. ADAMS, President.
JAMES ID. SPENCER, Vice President.
GEORGE d. FAIR, Cashier.

lF.fs DIRECTORS: -tFs .-t
Daliel M. Adams, Samuel j. Craw ford, CEes--
ter Thomas, James 81. Spencer, Thomas j.
Anderson, John Richie, George d. Fsrr
The above Bank having commenced busi-
ness under the general Banking Lawsof the
United States, is prepared TO open accounts
with Banks, Bankers and business men gen
orally. VIII make Loans and collections, re-
principal cities Of the United States and Eu
rope. Buy and ssll Gold, Silver, and all class
es o. u s. Securities and Securities of the
State of Kansas. u. s Revenue Stamps for
sale IN sums to suit Interest paid on time
deposits.
Topeka. Kansas. Oct. Is, 1856. 4s,3m-
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Notice to Contract0rs.

OEALED proposals will be received up 70
y January 9Th, 1867. to build school house
in school district No 80, Lyon county. kan.
sas. separate bids will be reeei we'd for fuFEs.
Isbipg material and building foundation valia:
for the delivery of lumber by the 1000 fs~;s.
for the delivery of shingles by the - e.
the doors, ash, blinds glass, nails s,a $50.
for Tie plasttrng, including matt ,.I.. 81, he
painting, including materists for III of Of sIle
carpenters work, and fce furnishing desks
ios school p room ron ., TO- the entire JOB The
BILE bidder. The Beard reszrves The riebt to
reject any CT ali 6ida ali bids should be
sealed and marked Propose Is TO Build School
House, add addrebsed TO the Clerk Of the
distFi e. Plan and specifications can Dc seen
by calling on - A s. TANOY,
~ District Clerk.
SEX en- niles east Of EmpOTia. = IO,&
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SEWING MACHINES

/ wish to say to the public that am Agent
ioS the sale Of the GROVER d BAKER SEW
ING MACHINE, and will keep them con
stAntly hand at the Post office. This ma
chine needs no accommodation, as all kr ow it
to be the best one made FOR family use. Call
and examine for yourselves.
..IGI-I3 f. TRASK
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: The donation party, for the benefit of Re '.
]. +. Leard' held 1t the school house New
Years night. was rather Slimly attended, oW.
ing TO the inelement weather, and the gener-
al surfeit caused by previous hOlidy efforts
The room was i'll heated, and the general dis.
comfort heightened by crowd of noisy chill
dren; bat tn e best Of feeling prevailed and the
cash eentributions were quite libsral (undeF
the eirsumstaneessl amounting to the sum Of
seventy i've dollars, not what might hare been
"a peeted under ordinary eircumsta nesss but
tn worthy the effort made.
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The best 5me concert ever given in the
State at the Methodist Church on Saturday
evening the 18th. z ErGHr- 81
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EInpOria Meat Markst,
SCHmIDEING & BALES

HAvE open ed meat market n Enl lS Ss.l.
IL next der soutb of the Herd Wsls o-9 ~.
where the public VIII find fresh meess q a1l@
kinds, and at ell tim e. = a ,r,,;n. Il.
We win psy the idg :.b; IA 'Ass - zd
i sh for dry snd green shessnio ~ 80 y,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

Prof. n. J. stimsOn advertise, thai ais pre-
pared to give lesSne 10 inst rument al and voc al
music. Our musical rea deFs are mostly ac-
quanted with Mr., Slim son. and he needs no
rscomme datiOa from US That he is q
thorough musician al know WI. 0 have had
occasion to witness his performances both in
str ume tai and vocal He possesses. in emf
nent degree, the happy faculty Of imparting
his knowledge. and musical enthusis m to hi >
pupils. Those who want instrus tons IN
trimming the voice .OEOn any instrument eaunot
do better thanJagaii the mseives Of Mr.. Sim
SOFAS services .,-srfs ~ -fs.sa
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We know whereof we speak when we say
that the programme of the coming concert will
b ,he most attractive che ever presented in
this parI of the State.
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Come and Pay Up.

1 want those knowing themselves lndeptsd
ITO ne for goods to call and pay mp at once, as
l wish TO close up my business soon. These
SOeuuts must be settled Immediately to save
ArOuble. The sooner the better
10l,3 -rr-r.. p, G. HALLBERG.
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LOCAL notice..
.GIn9m9aIjI ----.--7--songI =
MARRIED.

MARRIED..
.fiecsD6 18th. 1866, by T. F. Burns, Esq =,
TIMOTHY DoWNINS,. of Morris county,
KGAAss. 70 Aifss AAREiE2y0oD. Of Rater.
loo, Lyon county. ~.
December 25lh, 1866. by Rev. D. T. McAu.
ey,gOsEPH a. MILLER to Miss SUSAN l.
GRIMsLEY, 10th Of Lyon county, Kansas.
. On HeT KsArG Eve. By Rev. G. q. Morse.
this residence. Mr. J. w. GIBSON and Mss
L. J. MITCHELL, both Of this Wei atty.
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Land for Sale Cheap.

T OFFER for sale, ct bargain, forty seFes
Il Of frst-quAlity prairie land, one and > b aIf
miles vest Of EmpoEia. on the Cottonwood
Falls road. 4E-tf PAUL RRqK, !
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III WANT MONEYI
II V. BUNDREM.
MUSIC LESSONS.

Nj. J. stimson will teach the piano, organ ,
melodeon and guitar. Also Utilization Of the
voice in the celebrated Basiui's method Price
81 per lesson per single Lesson. In classes,
from 81 10 $40 ding t, the Lunber If pu.
pjls p F..- 1929