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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

So~r ofthe Postsviile grccers complain bitterly Of
uibslers jus, non. A nibblcr Is man who enters a
greeery sior, raus sis-fugSrs into every sugar bar
rel and takes couple Of ounces. thea goes to the
cheese and cuts of slice just 10 tasies then,
matter o. oourss. be nus, have INV crackers, and
perhaps before he makes up his mind to purchase a
quarter q dollars worth. he has eaten up the prof
its ou TIVE dollars worth If groceries, Nibelers
visit other groceries besides those al Rotisville
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

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r--u<r--T .sz-s -. --,s e-71uzz-z = IL. r--ss-s
~ ~ w-~lszais ezTzzzi1a & Gers f-rz
E-rr-r SIS a<z vt-A - rrzz1zs-zl51-s & -.,;-r
a.. ----arF - si--liss g rszza- 5zs-Ere. $50
Be - Z, sxz-sE- S--e reez &c Ezre ~ rsv,.z-ss
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as l1r.1.s r-tt ula.a t.s - a TE--s ---s-ss
~ r--zrs s.k-1 Is 1z.-aus L i n 6du1E snszer
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fe11s-- 1z1.t - ne -s-zrass.s - zzsfrs esz--
49, IS r-=z-usl-r 1ze z--a-t .11-r "a 1.s-.-
E---e4 r-.1-i..a Z - SKI & tAisE = , ses-.s
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

THE Capital Al Washington has been pat In order.
TIE carpet IN the Senate chamber Is super Wilton,
with golden eOlored agurcs on green grN'nnd; and
il Is noteworthy that within sixty DAYS amer the or
der for Il was flashed under the Atlantic BY cable
the eArpei-oue thousand yards-wss woven,
eroueht over by steamer. and delivered herr. In the
marble roon ard 10 the room Of the Commi;te on
Printing carpets have been dispersed with and the
beautiful tcssela,ed pavement is exposed TO view,
With hers and there large rug.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

MosocIToS-Toe mosquitoes sre 50 plenty in the
Adiroudseks that they can't all get on stranger at
Vnce, they stand Sro11d in roief aud wait their
turns, Ike customers in a barber shop. They tx
as1si man in Ihree days, and thea is; him alone.
Ike deserted oil vel. 10 accumulate more blood.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

IzE Texan drovers, who bring eeef 10 the cattle
markets ofthe West. are described as isWless ma.
raaaers 4nd fr~eeooIers They make nothing Of
shooting down nea and women for pasiime, and
their am1semsnis are gambling and getting drunk
Whervver they appear. vigilance .mmiitecs have 10
Dc 0rgsuiEee TO keep then in ouasr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

HAzraz1 C0zzzEz. = EsrEsg 71r II -sz -a-.-
larze-u1.s. ssr.e uas. m r-ssasly e.z- r.u-e
--1- Az ts<-z-1- 1f1-s =1e zEzr E11szlez = r1iz
eo--sy-s-l- ceEez % zake ~ rrszsf-E e 4 sra.
q. F-rErssr- < X Cz1E=-zisE Press AT szrs I
70 the lss=ss ozss.-- T.e 81 n-szsb-r. ~8s X
sszE Ssz- s-- - zl--zzsz 4 tkis E-uczeEIzE In.
@ Is e-.-k 30 X r-Toks. F-UTizs1n n rs ~
VIA VI. Aafs E5E.z 80 . n eslszs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

NEvEA-BAd men arc never completely happy,
although possessed o; errry;Aing that this world can
ee<io~' and good men are never completely uiser-
able, although deprived Of everything Tux world can
take 1way
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25
SAN FRANCISCO
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

FVNHE UNDERSIGNED having been ar
EL---e Azez, 81 tl- E-z-sss1e Easrs e C-s-f-
E-i-s-s- cra-7-rsirr -A-
California Insurance Company,
Merchants HutnaI Marine Ins- Co..
Paetne Insurance Company,
California Lloyd-s- and
Homs Mutual Insurance Comuaux
ssr asast izsr-z E1s-.-s Tss-ss 40 II 49,.
"A y 1zs a as-S e fessls 1-s f-xa-es y ss-as-
= iAs ArFe E-7a-sss- Icz-s- ysrs q rae ssas al
$40 -s A. IL Sazsus-A Is-auzs Ill ksre e
= verified II -A=z-
iS7 Il HsCkFEIDE c0.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25

SNAIL nursery drama wow, IN 5e pspa, going
10 tx the iaruaee,@ SAllie, oh. ~; aud III Be
Tie 0ew Rarse, and yea mast kiss ne behind tie
cellar door,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25
MERCHANTS, MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY


TyNHE UNDERSIGNED having Resn APP
az-ss Asszss s. r1= 1s-Ts c1s-sz-s- AZ r-s5ares
. .ss1s Rass.5ss - CaTgoes- FreiEhfs szs Treas
ure MALkEE 4 ALLEN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-01-25
WAnUKU PLANTATION.

NEE Cz0P y0E COMING X FoR SALE
~ = elzz-zzes L f1z rz--1azz-s- y
la c BEETE2 1 CO., AEzztz-
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READ wnAT oTgERs saw oE US.

READ WHAT OTHERS say OF Us.
FroG the =. SFessz.0- q Nep York CITY ws sx-
tract follows :. HE Nsu Eogizu6 Maiu1i stands
fersh = fitting type = shat ca1rpzry Shoula Be
il regard = rs method Z basSs<s Seeking rnthsr to
esiAblsa rsFzSz-ioa Ter StRAi'ity ard soaoiueSs.
THAI O. present nore ana proisus. tut autried and
uusppTuvea features IN ,ader~rtiHss eendlelius al
TIE seF2zy 4Ezirs Eiih lie ssEiciest ee9uonv and
a6cFas er! these Measures proved h expsTisuce q
K the uisss- ths directors 4 shs ea1p1uy have Sne
1s3ei N establishing fs- It rePutziiez fl reliability
sSeare 9 ~ cihs- sia8r lr4tien TIE county
les great : The degree 4 esltso1 manifested il
tee adoption e ever hes measure. the company Is
eonaacteS IL 1an1sr f-iy II uussau Eith the pm
resSire sErlt . tie age A. regards is dealings
~i.h 7ecy Ac-4srx. fsE coGpSris< are ners iibe-4-
S13 kszess-
Sc he ersinss< q TIE NsE Esrian5 Nsszai Is CO..
6-c.sd II the AcSs eeoae1iezl ard abe manner; It's
is-s hosrA ard sasss is sucesss has 5een uui-
trrc Ard exts-s ard rs sJsrf rsisiiiiiy "a ssfsns
t1s natural eseszs-ee< attendant spa tie Posses-
SKA of ssch ss1s1rs. z.6 Ehseb s5orii Il The 7szr
es<5is-ata7 ~5ia a. iasEr4see e1=rAzy, srs n -
fsstzFc< 1zcsiizs.
Ee- farther particulars Please clIi SPA
CASTLE COOKE.
4sS.e Agents for tie Hawas-zn Islands
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HaHBURGH-nREY
Insurance Notice.

0NHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For
n e'El Aa-,1t lrs1-zze= Cf1razE fEfse7sTl "a -
lrSF-% 11szu--aaE - r=suus n rr--s = I-rrr-rs
>=-Ete1 E-1iI-E ~ Rsr-s 4. ~ F.ze r-s : ~ -s
Fz-se = iss1s Fzizrfs L7szr E-e.r ~ .-,f
rssa--s-- G. Frsz-.- TerS-e11s-s
TEDl q DAVIS
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IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Observation-Disclosures Is0S
CASH CAPITAL, ss,OoO.0OO In GOLD.

TENSE UNDERSIGNED AZ -<szs-es q isszs rl-is< q
IL ~ za>ks VII z-a-- tts sre-z-s c1r=-.i q
el-ssE-sa1 Sz11irEs al Gt5Azsry- Private IEsz-ss
k-lk- see 49, Naa3ez S--ss. Asrcta-ssss Gals L.
e@-- >1Es n PIT * &C IL u - sEre--.ss tens
a. AL Lossss ASjzx;ss and Paid fsr ks-s. "a
II Ea-si51iE-s ass1y a tss ssas Z
wALEEE & ALIEN
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SUGAR & MoLAssEs


Sugar and 1IoIas<e~-CrsP 1870
(t0NTSG X FOX s1LE y cUAzTTTIEs
- = s1z- Fr-<Ezze-x. h
Ia WALKER { ALLY. Arzzss-
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON.
ORGayIxED Ix .S4S

ORGANIZED IN Is4s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21
What II Is to be a Widow.

81 think it must be a Jolly thing to
be a WidoW.n / heard this remark
the other day in group oflaughing
girls, | think | remember saying
such thing myself in tie careless,
girl,sh times.
Do you know, girls, whatitis to he
a widow? 1t Is to be ten times more
open to comment than any demoi-
selle could possibly be. Iti5 10 have
men gaze as you pass, first at your
black dress, then at your widows cap
until your sensitive nerves culver
under the infictiOn. 1t is to have one
ill-natured person say, 81 wonder how
long she will wait before she marres
again?" and another answer, "UuGl
she gets good chance, l suppose" 1t
Is now and then to meet a glance Of
real sympathy, generally from the
poorest and nOblest women that you
meet, and feel your eyes fill at the
token, so rare that it is, alas! unlock
ed for. 1t is to have your dear, FASH
ionable friend cOndole with you after
the following fashion: ooh, well it
is a dreadful loss. We knew you
would feel it, poor dear" And in the
next breath, "You will be sure to
marry again, and your widows cap
is very becoming to you"
But it is more than this to be wild
ow. 1t is to miss the strong arm that
you have leaned upon; the true faith
that you knew could never fail you,
though all the world might forsake
you, 1t is to miss the dear voice that
uttered your name with a tenderness
none other could give it. 1t is to hear
never more the well-known footsteps
that you flew SO gladly once to meet. |
To see no more the face that, to your
adOring eyes, seems as the faces Of the |
angels Of God. To feel no more the
twining arms that folded you 80 low
ingly; the dear eyes that, looking in
toyOur own, said so plainly, whalever
it might seem to others, yours was the
fairest earth held or him. It is to
fight with a mighty sorrow as man
fights with the waves that overwhelm
him, and to hold it at arms length for
a while, only to have-in hours Of
loneliness and Weakuess-the torra nt
roll over you, while poor storm-driy-
en- dove-you see no haven of peace
in the distance but heaven. -Ncu
IoTk Home JOuTuGL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21
,nuUIy BEAUTIFUL DREAMS

romcin beautiful dreams, love,
Oh. come to me oft,
Ubrn the white wings Of sleep
y On my bosom lie soft.
mi come when the sea-,
In the moons gentle hight,
poqts sJtO on the air,
like thopulso of the night;
when tho Sky and the wave
'Weor their lOftiCst blue,
when the dow S on the flower
" an1 me- stars on the dow.
ain beautiful dreams, love,
W IN come and wen stray
where the whole year is covered
With the blossoms Of May
Where each sound lssWeet
As tho COO Of the dove,
And tho gales are as soft
Asthe breathings Of lOyc;
Wbcrotho beams kiss the waves,
And the waves kiss the bench,
And our warm lips may catch
Thp sweet lessons they teach.
comcin beautiful dreams, love,
I'M comeand wo'll fly
Like two winged spirits
Ofloye through the sky:
With hand claspcd in hand
On our dream wings we'll 90,
Whore the starlight and moonlight
ire bcnding their glow;
And on tho bright clouds VII lingcr,
0fpurple and gold,
nm the angels shall Cuyr
Tho bliss they behold,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21
4 Tender Conscience.

a good example of amorbi4ly ten
der conscience, as well as one wholly
impervious to a conviction of wrong.
is afforded in the story of batter
aud blacksmith, who were members
Of the same church. The latter, who
was q thoroughly pious man. arose
one day in Il conference meeting to
tell of the enjoyment he expericucgd
in communion with God. in which
delightful duty lie spent an hour in
the middle Of each day. "Try il.
brothren,' said he, you will be rich
Iy repaid for the loss Of time in Your
business, and do nota,low yourselves
to be interrupted by any calls to bus
mess. Why, when | was thus en-.
gagged, | would not lose my dey0tiUus
even if | knew | were losing the sale
of hat-that is" he added. after 81
moments pause, "a wool hat The
blacksmith, unlike the hatter never
troubled himself to make corrections.
On the contrary, his crying sin was
that of eXaggeration, His deeds OF
valor were no less remarkable than
Sir John Falstatl, and the enemies
whom he disputed in battle often IN
creased in the same ratio as those o.
the hero of Gad's Hill. Tho hra'h-
'rcn Of the church, panied by the re-
proaoh which these marvellous stories
seemed to bring on his profession
resolved to call a meeting, invite Che
offending brother to be present, and
in delicate way, hint TO him that
he Was doing much harm ,0thgrlse
ofreligion. A number OF indirect
illusions producing no effect on The
blacksmith, the halter rose and said
he should be under the paiufmueces-
sity of being personal, aud wouldm.
willingly say he referred to The
brother in pew No. 4. 'Bgcthyou,"
said our friend Of the anvil, slowly
rising and looking about him with
tears in his eyes, at must he That
you a!luao to me. | aclMow edge
my flult and thouk you for your
kind interest in me; but, brethren,
| pity me, for l hage SIZED barrels Of
tears ocer That rerySiR.'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21

According to u statement in the
Diario Official, 4 journal Of Mexico,
the American Government has asked
the Mexican Government upon what
terms il will consent to resume diplo-
matte relations with France, and that
President JuMez has expressed his
willingness 10 re-establish those rela-
ton with any Republican Govern
mentcf France and on terms just and
equitable for both countries and homo
rable for Mexico.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21


In,,is, Illl'is vi tllc LHchSu5o a.,a ''.l, |
hopihs' r,l,it / l.IJcy 9caIGcly hne" nat e.
Iau Iad ,liI' I'm III r sclI 10 soorli Io5 A." C>
iG%t'a foIt 70, iS 'DL & 81 @ uo59g 2aoI,cn'! ,,
tT'T IooI,nd al - & p,o" nul DccI @ s','i. @ III,
Ia iToH1u Ioni'ot usain :1;I anu sa" q 'Ia,sl
So iJcNu ,',i "i'il iiiiIitIS l' ii' IL, Ut
tm",ioi id,i,,i' "ou,L pe s'aI 70 LaSo oIlieI
J0"El ,sEnr H. the oATnomse,- monaI W Oh, ,Lo,,.
roro irdascrihoJi, % J,,1ny Mn! ~! ,. spg' 1,.
fnsnI hon t%c I','' 800, o,"s'tJ -, ',,1' '''. !,
roro roiioj IT anro,. "'E, c, > 0,ou' , = as ~
,tonj;n% % o"d "'5 tbo y.laIa ,lGat d' ~ 1',,',
oIoar te Tnn % W W. ,'9'C I.I5 I.1'.t .t 9,,t nv
I,I1i 6nt T.nUus ~ .iS, ~ '0o'" " Oh ''
'uS ..Thirps1inr ipIi n obtain oo,,.ir,i,,,,
nrooT of nv W srsYicfom Ti.%l,i 'T'' Ian ',,', ,
Vo ODoeos % strat,r @ IN usP,tiJi,i .iiJ @ iI,v 'LC m
no G"or onT rnsbod ~ ~, Io ulSo1Gri toirs oi
GIIi0tber | said V' T,no Nv " "H T 't,''' +" J,,
don-6H.ino1 osSgaod 80 - nhro 0'i y '-'1
20 "ArotInr momeN] 9SI''DiT o"i r ,,o. ,,,l,-.
ing iil,e maImnU 'tI "t,o' tolttt, "'2 '''t a.
o had avnart"d '' insr 1'1'''n' nar,-i,5 =,
tho nntroin IN I,, o,,.irol G,, IN ,"5 ,o5,.,' Nv
I.U osca'toimnj u% Nc -" i,I5 , "iiirri va ~ ] 10" Il
straiGbt tbitber ' TCoo ran% t%n %,i boII T'o onJ
osto3 - bo u,as Of Lan59o "9 'NT Tc DCii ,,' ",'"
Who onsnoroJ m 'I tIo % hoJ Je stood Nv Sto,i ,'",I
stnniJIy Of y w nv, 'Do ov"ta5 Dit 9'Vo" 1'', -
oydrtnruoJ W hin9 ond I4rVu rn@,nd nt'Hiili nv H.
Sittin% rnon w " 'H,', u9iio" ,,. h''o ,i Wv
90 ""' -'4' -
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The Grandmother.


gnm lo Danish Of Hans Christian AndeF-
','''' -, 49,, too.,.
lnndmamlha Is 80 ui", NlIo i ''"9 ~ "
naay wrinkles, ana hef = a'T ,d Is qulte
rhite; hui her eyes sI'i''e @ .lhe wv w."
iihls. Yea, they are li"c.' 'n1le ,,i pG"u- =
lb they are so ih''", :" o,5SSeu .5 "
O0k into. Ana She G't, lN,' I''e I.'Et liloSt
R|lghtfuI stories ana sue mas ~, .,7 " uieS7 ,
N thick silk TAI ruo'IeS II Is coNereo
b large flowers, ,,.,..,,.., -, ,,,,,oh e,r
lrandmamh'a kLlo"s ,, s'', 1,id ni"um ~, loi
lived long y'iore papa ",.u III lanlll- l,l-
that is certain Grailuihalililia am l,5ll. mas
sslm- book WIN tl'lch siiEtt 4, cLaI ' !,s, ~
she reads In II o'Ieni III IL th9Ie iie9
Dse; it is quite pressed ana Gry 1t
OF so fine MS the roses she mas III
vase, and yet sht Al"ayS SmlIeS @
~ lst kindly at IL Ihefe even come
"a IN her eyes. HOW can II DC tliat
Rndmamma looks always 30 lohuiy
the wretched rose IN the olu
Npk? DO you know h@cn lliile
m flower, Its color reviVes, 1t iresnehS
IN, and the whole room Is illleu
I'D the scent OF 1t; the walls olsap-,
~ as though they were only t9g, ana
afround Is the green, Deaulliul "o0u,
"a the sun shining through tle
nc, and grandmamma-yes, slle Is
'N g young. she Is n peautilui gin
golden locks ana blooming
Ks, engaging ana loVely no rose .j,
pre- fresh; yet the eyes the mll9,
Jed eyes, lhey are sun grant
Gma's' By her slde Is sra'eu y
II so young, haiusoule, a.tI Ii
pg j.! ne oilers her 1iie , :, loSe, W g., ''iiu I4
fmllcs-6lt not mus slliiieS 'a st"lu-
PIMA d! 1es!-the slilll9 colues, ','
gone many IhGu8'ys ' "i'u 'itI liI"ty
s pass by lhe Il ll"lluSIilie i ,ba ,soIn, yory,'
Fhe, lHe rose lleS III 'ilo Pa. IL
ana granulhahi,lii'aIyeS' o.,',I oicie
slls agalh, as an olI Hnt lau21 ~, 3"~.i,s 7" n
PIE witheTed rose lh"V lies III 'he
|Ncu crord,,orr,o is dcad She
I'm tbo "osv-chair and fold A long,
.,S daiicGtf,l i stor1 q And now II
Syer ne'; a" a,,"' sho sosd "a tiond : I am ante
|sIrv. lot ,T ma '", sIaen n little y Men
I'm bscl; ,e' drew 4 heavy sigh. and
h"t % II Eooo,,a hoo mona mi mora
AND VII bar faoo uee en- fnll of nnoce
"A inv NV ond md II yo wos os If the sun shone
IN! ihon tbo, snii eha was dead
Hbe was I1id in n black coffin.
hro,,T"5 T"1 ~, ,"'u ,I,a nt u'h;to Iinon aha
|Skad so h.artif,i ~ and vet her eves
"a rlo.od Pnt ali thn Srinkes were
~ a sweat sniia nlnvcd on her
ho6th ber hair was 80 silverv white
4 bhonorahio NO ono onld he Sfraid TO
M at her i " woe still the same he
Kind "ro"Jn1omma And the
IN. .hool, wos IaiJ mnder her head
y In hersaIf had Desired and the
a law in the nIJ hool,, and So they
sIIpd har ' N'
AZ M hn. - ,. ,,.,,n ro
''.nb,, met crave, ,, closg u..uvi ,a tran .,l'
M Il ""i "ta1 'LuY plS''tIu ii,,s " rosc ~ ~
'sA ,inao ~ s'Hou iu.l ol o!VSSo.ll5 SUNS s,s e,e
||Sim ,'SSle f sang Sang over IT. anu ,,,n'.ah iroai
y, n,n,t w tlie cnuIGh lne oisau ~ p'nS S'. e.'
',,g OS' Io,' ue"ntLlul % pSa''.is ~ tlle o, ooon
lay uhuer her. ANA the moon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21

lere are those who are continual
yelling in the past, contempla-
lhe merits or the wealth Of dis
ulshed and extinguished ances-
or the fortunes they have lost
Gt having acquired them when
4. nad an opportunity, sc. Then
is another class, who avoid re-
Pecuon to escape unpleasant re-
scenes, and they neglect the
cS OF the woes or joys, failures
ElCcesscs of the future. From all
N we make the following deduc.
Attend to present duties, in.
rlously, intelligcntly and rclig.
\, !, and the past may be forgotten
The future trusted.
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Az A u. Inserted at half price. ,
! u l'ors d. iH'V Circulars, Cards &C., printed a.
lOdeIIi,Tf Iin,Tformatlon respectfully solicited
~ sllauarterR.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCg.

y
liCentiates, 1913; candidates, pa; con.
gregation5, S8} total in communion
9G. .33j.
Al the time Of the last returns the
members OF the Society Of Jesus
are given as S, S37. out Of these there
are 2,55l lay coadjutors, 2,4l7 studenra,
and 3, $3.50 priests.
Illinois Convention-The Illinois
Protestant Episcopal convention last
week passed, against some opposition,
the following additional section to
| the constitution:
No clergyman shall resort 10 HE
| civil courts for the purpose of arrest.
ing or avoiding any ecclesiastical
proceedings against him, under PEN
atty Of suspension jps0 tdcto from tho
functions Of the ministry"
Miss Caroline Mcmillan Of 6ettys-
burg, Pa, has been appointed by the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
as missionary to India. She IL young
woman Of piety and culture, who has
been impressed from childhood with
the conviction that her proper field of
a Dor is tue Indian Mission.
ho. been Y'l',' Dr,a f1oI m af 3ba S.HIr;o '2
Jsiauds nndsr fha titIa l., nf ~, fho g paoifn
| Island RroncI ~ the JVnrnon,s PooTd
Of Nteqjona'U Tha Constitution Tn.
auires thaf Al least throa nf ita nfI,cnra
! shall rnsfIs IN ofhar isIands than
Oahu.
Count r,oro,0to ,r,r,;,,a ,,r,,orru
2 rersonaI friend ~ No p1no ond
mdn,6ar n Tig CaLfraC rodords D.
monisno "a, q f,i,nro r. i ~ 7,l"I 7IroJ,neJ I
he saws. onIt s,,nar.tition among tbs
lower classea. indifference elsewhere,
and among thinkers. iufi1elity.
From Ro.4or va boo,, ,.ha+ eoo,,,
tncraiible tcaf p,Giia H. TaTs % IL ~, this
civ were w9r hin;ny one e,.tmrJav las
with snlerdil nomn in MIR syn., ynS
goola en- min Avnnna a aapa oy Ia a.
| b9Tars were nj g,orl, mT,n the7 tou,"y
IL was the Jayi.h GaIbath an the i,,,
.iia IF the sy,,earar-o onI tha m tpo poao,, 49,,
! Saturday ON the oIfsiIei ~ ''''''''
nv - - 'Io - o''7'N7
" il aG,It r., LniId ,aodoi lLtiliI", aLn,,ch ~
at Am estimated cost of c50 600 II i is
10 combine aIi the evreiIencie. ~ y
| home, church. md .l0hIa =. fhcro orn tn
be parjors Kitchen hatb.rnorCs room '0 IN. ~
firptarl- cbiiJren,s niov.rnorl "ol,l'' o,d "a
every Ias.i6'o con venia,ca neDded in !"
q house lir Beerher il III avn
ARCHITECT 1Ee Ialfera ''@ -
u..-...,..IT... .....,....,. ,..
T.. 'l-'I-t5' 'l'l - 'A@l - III progress
~ e,, ',e Ao' N ~, a.. 52lo5tanu among Ihe
tis,le' t ; l'lsh Vi tlle y'u ullaiiIe coast N@t
."9 .,9 ,I-'Co ''li H.. ~, ,.to riee Nhuftn
the communion for the first time
one hundred and sixteen persons of
all ages, the whole Of whom protested
to he fruits Of the awakening in his
arish.
The oIl Ramau CathoIio Cbrroh or
gs Pes.u nj s'@Tif'a SNain hos ~ teon w
oTanq1 for prote.tont eyaHgoIicai ana
fnrslfn. 'Tbe ahUrrh buiIdincg Con- r,,rr'
nri.. q -,-I dgv...,,.I md n ST'm Gml.
| .Iav-schGol is in tull onaration In
| Sayille thpre are now fiva cnngregs,
! ff5u, Of Snani,b Profestants viii
Spanish evangelical preachers snI
UPWARDS of 700 SUNDAY scholars
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New London, Coun,, has had scii-
satiou. The other night a doctor was
called from bed to dress the wounds of
q man "whoso name and locality must
not he known" The physician was
hlindfolded and rowed to 4 vessel.
where he found a man horribly beaten
and wounded. He attended to him,
was paid, and was rowed back to Tie
office,
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To PLANE CRoss-GRMNED TIMBER.
keep the plane bit sharp, aud set
the ca down very near the edge
Shove the plane inclined sideways &
little.
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Watches are supposed to have been
Invented by Peter Hele, at Nuremberg,
in 1929, though it is said that Robert,
King Of Scotland, had enc about 1910.
They We're first used in astronomical
observations by Patbuch in 1901 first
introduced into England from Germa-
ny in 1887. The principle of pendu-
lums was first invented by Hagans, Of
Hulchum, in 1867. Spring pocket
watches were the invention of Hooke
ia 1868, and repeaters Were invented
ia the year 1876.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21

What becomes of the gold? The
world had pretty fair supply nf the
precious metal, from sources not yet
exhausted, before our American mines
We're discovered. Since then we have
added 81, 00,0OO 900 to the general
stock, and Australia has also contri-
bdsed some hundreds Of millions; but
these enormous reinf0rcements are not
seen, either in circulation or in the
boards Of the bankers. Where do
they go2
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-10-21

The silver statue of Napoleon /,
which had disappeared from tho
rpileries, and which half a dozen
people have been accused of stealing.
has been found. 1T was in anudcr-
ground passage Of the old Louvre
with other objects OF art, and ha,
been dug up in perfect condition.
The well-known group representing
the Prince Imperial playing with Nc.
ro--a iavorite dog--has also been
discovered in a similar spot