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OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE

Happy renef for young men rom the ell
fects OF errors and abuses in early lie. MAN
hood restored. Impediments to marriago
removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and en-
,ulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, Howard Association. No. south
ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam institu-
zion having o high reputation for honorable
onduct and professional skill. 1l9--s d&w8m
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THE REVIVAL.
There was no falling of in point OF
mum bers in the attendance At the Meth
odist church last nigh. The services
we're fully as interesting I. on former
AvanipOs
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ATTENTION FAR.ERs. - We have q
small lot Of tho Trio movable point
steel plows, which We are now Offering At
cost to close them out.
BEERwART, ORTIZ u Go.
i'm 1875 Commercial avenue.
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THE barber shop Is on The corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where ]. George Shenhouse with bis gem
tlemanly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready to sootne
your feelings with . smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head With good sham
poo. Itisa hrst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving frstclsss treatment.
Ladies' aad children's hair cut or curied
after the most approved styles. s-lo'u
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RAILROADS..
TIME CARD.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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THE CAIRO AND VlNCENNES
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF THE.

ON and after sunday, February %, 1874,
trains viii run ~ follows:
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II. 8. BRIGHAM, M. d., Homepathlst
1856, Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois
wishes to inform the public that no has
purchased an apparatus for generating
ozonized oxygen, and is now prepared 10
administer this agent, which 10 now being
very successfully used in diseases OF the
respiratory organs, sucb as Asthma, Acute
and Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption IN
the first and second stages, also in Sp'ns
affections, Rheumatism, Mslarisl ievef'
Cholera, SO. Many eminent physicians
names could DO given that advocate 'h'
use Of oxonizsd cir by inhalation ss on
of the most effective curative agents o
modern times. lO9-2.6-im
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We have something new in the way oil
half.shset posters, which VIC think are
just the thing for the sprihg trade. They
consist of six different dssigns, ltho-
grsphed, with mortises and margins FOR
printing. Two OF the cuts are salsaoie
Tor auy business the other four for boots
and shoes, photographers, druggists and
dry goods. We have but one hundred OF
each cut, and will furnish them printed at
Cincinnati prices. We have also some
fancy cards. The Language Of flowers,
ten designs; "BOqust," twelve designs
Opera" four designs and ::"Comic' cards
twenty -four dssigns-which we furnish
printed at $40 TO .$l2 iper NJ, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants theml Don't all
spesk At once. l63.2-ls-3t
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A largo supply e Pit.:bpsr r.. ss1 ~, sss
Muddy coal sonssaatiy, ,S Sn As 1or 80 -
wo0a sSwss - IN Il he omOe ~ 1eoto
, w0SI TER erms, csAh % delivery
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-08-12
The Courts.
suprrme COura-July Term, 1874.
M Ir.rlor H.rn1. pnt.lpl.e.

Ma JusricE HAKRIs PKEslnINe.
Jolly ss-Rex vs. kimo Byla6oia-AppeaL Case
coniiuued uutil Let day OF Octu6er Term. Ths pri'
souer was released oa his rccugtiEsnces to ap-
pear al HAT time under penalty OF Sloo
JuiyS0-Aseu IS. Pipiaui-assumpsit Defend
ant appeared and confessed judgement. Z Preston
for plaiuild; l. keliipiu for defendant.
MaSaokalai vs. Manuc.a-Appeal from District
Judge OF kOOlanpokp. Assumpsit. The rrldenee
and the Arguments OF Couasel were heard By the
Court and TIE case submitted for decision. l. ke-
liipio tor appellant. defendant; !. A. keaWehuua-
hala Tor plaiuiif-
Is PRoBArE-BEroRs Nh JUsTIcE JUBD, Al
CHANBERs.
Re Proof OF Wili OF Kanuuina. deceased.-PeiiiiOn
OF Kaheiau ~ Tor pr00f OF viii.
This application was opposed, aud after hearing
the evideucr 81 some length both sides the Court
declined admit the will TO PROBATE on The ground
Of the insanity the estsior bat with tie o0useu
OF all parties interested appointed J. Porter Green
administrator OF the estate. under bonds OF $500
Inventory 10 be flied in 80 days, aud notice 10 be
given to creditors in English and native Tor weeks
l. keliipio for petitioner. ksukaha Tor contestants
BEFORE MR u sTICE HARRIS. Estate OF Johu Il.
deceased.-Seitlvmeut Of administrators accounts
Case heard Ia part and continued uuiil Oh August
next B Dole ior petitioners; A. 5. HartS ell tor
J. Eomukehuehu
BEroKE CHIEF JUsrIcE ALLEN, At CHANBERs-
Estate>og T. MeIcalf deceased. d.-Pefitiou- Ui {. Il.
Levers, administrator with viii annexed OF Tbeo-
phius Meteaf deceased for liceuss 10 sell certain
real The purpose Of paying the de1is o The
estate. Tue petition was opposed by the heirs ~
deceased on Ibe ground Of Nnnt Of Jurisdictions oi
the Probate Court; thaI tbs administrators mast
be forced 10 account before any sale could be made
eyeu iu a Court o. Equity, which il Vas urged Vas
the only adequate Ernedy; that the petition does
not show the amount debts 0wipg, aud that The
mortgage said 10 have been given ey the surrr exc
eutor was not 0iadiug upon the teslaioss children
aud lg-stees-
Tue Court was Of opinion that il had jurisdiction
but that the pelilouer must make 0ut his case fnl-
ly aud clezrly. showing his accounts aud giving a
description ofihe property 10 be sold. The accounts
were ordered 10 be hled by Monday, August 81, and
The answer 10 be ready on "Wednesday, Augusl 5ih,
alto A. NJ A. 5. HartWen Tor petiIiuuer' r H.
Stanley, E. Preston, ". Z. Jones aud l. NeCully,
coutrg.
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Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial SesSiOn-ls74.
Elenrrrrh -. Augus. lih.

ElGHrTErH DAr. August 4ih.
The House rrsamed consideration Of the bin to
amend Sections 1890 and 1895 Of the Civil Code and
on molten the bin Was indefinitely postponed, Is 10
IS.
Hon = L Dowzett from committee on the bin to
amend sections $50 and Isl Of the Civil Code. relating
to ship ing masters. reported. and recommended that
the bill pass 10 eugrvssueRt. Afts- debate the
bill passed.
The bin to eodify the laws was sSken up on its
third reading. and passed.
The bin to authogirs National Loan. sas to de-
sne 70 whai uses saeh loan shall be derotea, was
read third tiue.
His Ex the Attorney General moved to re-iusert in
Section End TIE following clause which struck out
On the second reading: - Aud the Ministsr Of Fl
us1es may likewise issue part Of this loan, in
exchange for e0in or salaries other dues Of govern
nent. treasury Of any denomination less than
sfy dollars. payable demand provided, tha, the
slnOent Of notes 20 issued shall exceed in the A
grSgats. Al any time seventy thea-aud 50Ilsrs.''
HIS EK. the Minister Of the Inieri0r sPoke az
lengsh AEaiss this motion, which pat 70 vote and
lest, IS vuses e4s,i 20 nees, Is ayes
His Ex the Minister Of The Interior moved 70 amend
Section 9th by inserting the words sWo-thiras in
stead Of oBs-hzf' 50 that the sentence will read
4" that the advances made on produce or mauufae-
tarel goods shall not exceed tw0-,hirls Of the
ket value &c. Carried.
Hou. J. Nawahi moved to indefinitely postpone The
bill. Motion lost; l4toe4.
on motion the bill was passed on its snAl reading
as amended.
Hen. D. Kaukaba moved that the petition from
Honolulu sigued By soc persons praying. thaS the
Legislative As>elabiy DO pass the Loan Bill. be
same gentleman the petitivu referred to Select
Committee, consisting Of His Elk. the Attorney Gen
erai. Mss>rs. Kaakaha. haai, Kakani aud Nadinu.
The act TO amend Sections / and 5 Chapter 50 Of
The law relating 10 taxes on animals. spProyed JHly
9Ist. 1879. was taken up. on its third reading.
motion to indefinitely postpone was pat aadlOst.
and the bin passed on its final reading.
Hon. 5. KsAi moved to take up the petition from
Mr.. Geo. c. Siders Of Honolulu for consideration.
Carried. aud the petition Was referred to the Com
mii,es Of the Whole. Hoa. 5. KiFi in the Chair. A
long discussion enSued ard when the Conmittee rose
aud reported consideration Of the same, it vas voted
that the petition Be referred to Taer Exeelenees the
Minister Of the Iaterior aud the Attorney General.
asking then sue Mr.. Hughss and the owners Of the
Royal Hotel for violating the law BY furnishing Il
quors to Hawaiians.
On motion Of Hon. T. Birch the bill to amend See-
tiOn lSo os the Civil Code. was taken up. but the
House adjourned, without discussing the same.
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E,snrr.prrsr p,r. Asr. 5. 1sr4.

HI. Ex J o. Domiuis. from the Cormittes or En-.
rO,lmeat reported that His Majesty had approved the
fsIlowiuE acts:
An act to amend Section less Of the Civil Code.
An act to prOhibi, the Peddiing aad hawking faI
sale Of cakes Of eys-y description in this KnsdOu
without license.
An &C, to allow the peddlng Os imported gOOds IN
this Kingdom.
The Committee also reported back to the Assembly
the following bills not having been approved BY
His Majesty:
An act providing for an Auditor Of Public Accounts.
An act to make the medical treatment OF Iepers
general.
An act to establish the number Of hours to be con
sidsred days WORK under contracts Authorised BY
Sections l4IT and I4lS Of the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Kaskaha presented resolution that the
House shah appoint Committee Of Eve TO vai, upon
His Majesty the King ami nforl bin that the Legs-
iatirs Assembly viii be ready to be pro.ogued on Sat
urisy. August sth.
The foIloving gentlemen we're appointed: Hon.
Messrs. KApkaha, Moebouua. Parker, Wilder and
AholO-
oRpEE OF rHE DAY.
The bin ts amend Section 4sa Of the Civil Code
was read third tine. and o. molten Of the Hon. Mr..
wIasr the bill vas indefinitely pos'pouea.
TIE biz to amend the Law relating to the assess
neat and collection Of taxes vas read taird time
and passed.
House asjouTned.
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- REGULAR PACKET far tFalnes sad
- -5s.-sm - w5ikEk ttLEy.
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War.

A cancer neaih the heart q history.
Bezuttun q an slood 10 iiir ease.
Innamcs By wantsz sioth and I'D with lees
From eursy vis--euIs; Feus ,,f iuxury
Brerd sueh teu-l--si Ia the -ynrm~try
OF wealthy usfioas. ~ fils every veia
with hsrse E-rraentiss psi-ous, uhish disiais
TIE tiniid hana or tender rvmecy;
s. EaihsF might, nnfii there euues day
When. bur-1iug outward. AZ ths feI disease,
Laid brusdiy b..rr hidvous uakvaas-s,
Knows b. alisristsSu ? rciesse,
savs In d.,tru1sieu. With the i0us distress
o. arler-sc.rs - marx the h-aisr's way
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italy.

RsrE. Juas zzd.-Ths Ausrisaa pilgrims today
presented to the Pope an album AID collection Of
rAlaAAls diamonds.
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Erszrr.srsazp psr. An.. 6. 1sss.

His Ex.J 0. DOninis from the Conzittee OF En-
roliueat, reported tha, His Majesty the King had
approved the art to amend Section 2S7 Of the Civil
Code also the act 10 aid sud encourage teegraphy
Hon Mr. KSius read = resolution the effect thst
tie Secretary # the ASSEMBLY be allowed twenty
days Afsr the prorogaton Of the House for s0uples
ing The. uOrk Of his o6ee- Adopted.
oEDEE or rHE DAr.
The bin to amend Section : OF An act entitled an
srs to amend Sections $50 aad Isl Of ths Civil Code
approved Dee- siss, 1854 taken up On i;s third
reading and passed.
The bill to authorize Drs- Akona aud Powell to
praesiss on the lePsrs vas read third tine and
passed.
House ad5ournsd-
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FOREIGN NOTICES.
DR.. ]. COLLIS BROWNIES
Q H LO ROD YIN H
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.


VNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made. .that
the composition Of CHLR0DlNE is known 90 Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The faes s Gallo
rodyne was discovered ana invented by Dr.. J. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Stafl, and 20
named BY him. and Il has baed al attempts At anal
ysis BY the arst chemists of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
shed. Il Is obvious, therefore, that Anything sold
under the uame. save Dr.. J. COILS BROWNIES
cnLORODYNE, is spurious imitation.
CAUT10N.-Nie Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
that Or. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL usEs AND ACTION.
This Invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing Sleep
relieves pain Gains the sysrus restores the efanI fa
tcns and stimulates healthy acien " tbs ccrstons u ihc
body. without eating these unpleasant
tending the q cPium. 0d and yeaa take a. all
tity marvellous yc eeets ~oadsrul cures While
medical extc lts virtues NEST extensively using it
tcry Dlartha Cocs C,u<hs Asthma Rheumatism Ncn,
ralsia whoorins Cough, cramp Hysrers. &C.
KxrRACrS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated 10 the College
q Physicians and r pavenport that ho bad received In
formation the that service
Cholers was CIILOROpYN see I,scsf ii,e 81 fSss
Dr. Low. Medical Missionary In India. reports pec 1859
that In nearly every o Choea In which Dr. COLLIS
BROWNIES ClL0RoDYNE administered, the Paiieut
Extract from N,dsoai ms, Jan Il chiorodynei is
prescribed By Of orthodox medical praettoncr %
course il would not TIM, be 'ns@ry popular did il NOT
ExtFact from the General Board Of Health, London to
it, efficacy Cholera % So strongly convinced n the
umcnsc value Il this remedy that wo cannot too foreby
The necessity 20 adopting II In all cases"
GAuTIoE;.Nene genuine withou, the word, " pT; ,.
CQLLlS hRoWNE On the Government stamp. Overvheiun
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer. J.T.D DAVENPORT,
IS. Great Russell St. bloomsbury Londoa
Sold 10 Bottles at l., n lsI., = vi. and Il. 6i
Agents in New York. ". II. ScHrzFguIs Co. and }. G.
NtA-'s WYNN
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- Rauin,.s Carts. uAea srrossd ~ ~ rrEr,
allowed dIrrouni .la these rates etra at ~ i.A'f-t
sdvsrtissmenfs uh-n rtid or ella1Iss suarteFt4
y H-ku ufclEn aissrfnslnania nnsI hp tccrnI s1i4-
Win he rsg Whea rnrrt n aofrc E|Ii ~ t.1e1 y
thous ne rstes " charEes -ivcu r tNt ts -
rulnitiantss ar adguIiasr5alrC lu1rlIr1H aI ~ aa
IN postage stamps rccins
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SHIPPING.


GczxO0rgmEI FAElx QumBrg
n WILL. RUN nEGrI.AREr To TuG
sIHaS above port. Fer fruisht or r.ssage arplg ts
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For KohaIa, Hawaii.

The SChE- a Q tive
- WILL Rim a. a REarIAn RaFkgr
60 TO fhe ahoy3 Pur'N Fur lrfElt 1nFEaEe srrF -
IS5 Nn wALKER e tttiN. tsentA
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Tan JtrAsnsE ExrzprzIox % FozrcsA sCccEzs-
FrL.-Aror. Juls sth.-Jaraness military 0Per.tious
in Forncsa hare virtually eudrd- China Pays ne
expenses of the expedition ard guarantees the safs
Of foreiensra- japan accepts the arAngumsat and
rssir...
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House a9ol

Lox1ox, June 2sth.-The relations between Turkey
and Persia ara net friendly It appears thastbs Per
sian Gavernaezt refused to compel the return to
Turkish territory Of tribe usn6erias s.oUo families
which has been subject to the Porte, bat escaped
ac-oss the Persian frontier, and that = szabs- Of
Turks have beea seized and ualtreased b. baza Of
Persian pilgrims The Turkish Gorernneat threatens
to force Persia 70 gre Up the persons uho abused It's
Subjects. and to szrTeuder the revOltiHg tribe.
Italy.
RoxE. Jsns 42d--Ths American pilgrims to-day
presented to the Pops an album and collection Of
rAlsAAls diamonds
PrLLxAy CARs X IraLr.-MuGx. June .sth.-A
Eeeu year contract vas definitely closed here to-day
for pst;iag Pullnas pAi4ee cars On al traiss aud
lines in Upper Italy This covers the great rOutss Of
pleasure trarsl riz the Sorthsrn Lakes The Press
highly compliments Aasriean progress and Director
Gsreral AEiIhAa OF his satsrpzsing apprssation Of
public wants
TEx PoFr PnAzsrs rHs TS1rED srA-rS-LovDoS,
Juns ssd--A Fiorese journal says the Pope has
been presented with espy Of the address sent from
the United States to Archbiskcp LedochoEski Of
Possa- Ths Hssy Fssbs-. in replying. EpOks NEST
csrdfaIly Of America and said :. The UnItsd States
Is the only eosatry vhers - really Pope II the
eyes of the Gorerrnsat. an Always afraid lest
European Governnsats shah epposs ny acts. where
Is I ear fresly ssad Poasis-al documents to the
United States uisAost fear q opposioa tbs part
q its GoFsrzneuf.r
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: Que ben Qpaett

Ser Orben Der 9arlgari, elmer Der
perbreiteteren seGeimen OrOen in ben
Ser. Staaten, 1T na6 ben Beri6ten
1einer @roblose, Die tiir5li6 in Ne,u
Dorf taste, CUR 3eit 1T FL @taaten Der
Union pertretell bon 6enen Neip Sort
Yennlplpanien> Seem SerleD, MarDlano,
Obio, &entudD, Snbiana, Mihouri 81
linois, @isconlin uno MaKa6uietts Ell
gene @taats -@roblo9en baben, tudbreno
8eit=8ir9inien SeneHee, 2ouiliana,
Seyas, Sotpa, M6i9an. Connecticut
&bobe Sslanb, 9cip 9amibire unb 0e=
larare unter birefter @eri9tsbarteit ser
Bunoes= @roB=2o9e arbeiten. Sem 8e=
ri9te beg @roblefretdrs Otto bon Ns,p=
arf entnebmen mir fol9enoe fati1@e go,
ti5en:
@eiamn,tsabl ber aosen 32e
Rtgliebersabl 23,273
@erm5sen 10
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Das in Grfilamna 9e9anSeue
GSef6bnifi.

Ser 9iener elmer pornebmen Sanilie
in 8erlin trat an elnem Winterabenoe
ir einen 8ronntfpeinlaoen uno foroerte
elm @las 2iquDr. Ser Wirt6, BEL Dem
er Elm dlterer Gunbe mar, fragte i'm,
parum ct 1i9 10 longe ni6t eingefun=
ben? Ser Diener, in rei6er Sdgerlipree,
fla9te iiber oas 2eben, oas ct gu fabren
babe, tasaus, tagein.se Gin oroentli6er
Menl9 tuijie gar ni9t, no i9m Der
Gopf ltebe DOR benz pielen 2oufen.
@enner, BeFelen unb Befeblen. 9eute
lei es ater faum aus5ubalten, .benn oas
dltete gndbise Srdulein ne6e 6o95eit
ales @ilber3eus sabe Aeroorgebolt unb
9.pubt tperben miiHen. Chen iett miilie
ct nod gum @ilberar6eiter, UNI einen
Mruleu9ter gu bolen, oer bort in erbeit
lei. Ser Sd9er gin9, na9sem @ Die
9offnung ausgelpro6en, bab, Denn oer
19were Sag porbei, tpobl tuieoer etpos
&ube eintreten ,ueroe. 81.
Gin Meni9 in ab9etrasener &leibung
i'm Winfel Der 5tube, aber Elm after uno
gutter &un5e bes 2abens, fra9te ben
@irtb, ,per Der Sd9er lei? Ser Wirtb
nannte oen Nomen uno Die 9erri4aft,
bei tpel9er Der Sdser biene unb iebte
bin5u oob 5ie un9ebeuer rei6 uno frei=
sebi9 iei. Scr Tragenoe brummte por
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SSitr i1nterfisungs -3wede in Rrantteits= .
unb Sterbefalfen tpnrSen i,,ben Iesten2 .ss. !.
s,pet Sabrem peraussabt \. 5s $25S,098A
| So tuurben in berIelben 3eit 62O5
8riiber. u1teritiibt ,,nb I'll gBitttpen.
SO Itarben $40 Briiber unb 3O4 ssrauen
BON 8riioern.
Ser oberite sroBe Gntb bes Orbens
Der &otbmdnner Derlamnelte li9 oiesmal
in Snoianap0lis gu leiner Sabresper=
lammluns. Ra6 Dem Sabresberi6te
bat Ser Orben: III Marplanb 3159 Weit=
slieoer; inl 9iItritt Columbia 567 !;
@irsinien 1882; BenniDlpanien 1886;
9fe,u SerleD 1898; Sbio 1898 Sem
tudD 4SO; Snbiana 1910; 9elalpare
675; OfilIOuri 400; Ga(ifornien 2647
Sennei]ee 246; @ef= =Yirginien 512;
Midigan 262; 9lew Oorf 942; Oregon
1870; Nfa1ehuIetts %; Noro Carolina
$50; Slinois 73 co; Soma 43; 2oui-
liana So. Die mel ten anoeren @taoten
uno Serritorien lino in Dem 8eriGte
ni6t erlpdbnt
Ser neute @9emotismus oes vBnn=
oes Der Sreinlaurer Der @roBen Notio=
nalmutterloge Der preuBi11en @taateu
u3u ben brei @eltfuseln" uno 1dnmtli=
tber na6 uno unter i6rer Contribution
orbeitenoen Observation-Disclosures fir
oos Maurerabr lS74!75" (onfanseno
bonn lebten Sobannistos) 5dblt unter
penn ". 9fubrun1 Dem 8er5ei6nib Ser
ausldnoil6en Garteuo9en, sub N. 10
ben v@roborient BON STATEN Su &om",
be1ien Neprdlentant Oas @roblo9enmit=
glieO Profelior eytraorO. Der Webicu
9r. s.. %. 6. 9llbre1t an Der 8erliner
l1niperlitdt i IT, 9eier v@roBorient bon
Stalien" rereiri9t $50 2o9en. 9as
Con fitutipnsbub ber1elben ppn 'MaSsini
lebrt unter anoerm Tol9enoes:
vNrt. 80. MQe Sene, tpel1s Die 8e= :.
fe6le ber gebeimen @elelll9aft ni9t poll=
5ieben oOer 6eren @ebeimni1je entoefen,
lperoen obne Grbarmen er0ol6t >peroen.
Dieiel6e @traf fe trifft Die Yerrdtber..
uNrt. 81. Ser gebeime &i6teritubl
miro Oas l1rtbeil fallen unO einen ooer
5uei Ginseweibte 5u benen loforti9er
be5ei6nen.
v9lrt. 80. @er INNER lib tpeigern
>uiiroc, Den urtbeilsipru6 gu poQ5ieben>
miro als Wfeinei0iger abgeurtbeilt uno
ols 1ol6er 10 fort umgebrabt tperoen.
vNrt. 50. Sollte Der @6ulotge Die
Slu@t ersreifenL 10 miro ct unallfb6rli6
uno iiberaa oerfolst ,peroen uno eine un-
li6tbare Sonb tpiiroe i'm 1elbit I'M
@6ooBe 1einer Mutter ooer i'm Saber=
nofel Seiu errei6en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
Mufqabe Sc. "a.

Scenario 1at 5tuei iilberne Dolen.
2est ct 8 Dolars in bic erite, 10 1T lie
erit balb 10 piel ,uertb, aIs bic 0tueite !;
legt er aber bic s 9pllars in bic atpeite
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-07
10 iii bieIe brein,al 10 pieI iuertb als bic
erite. @ie pieI 1T iehe Sole tpertb !?
Muf6fnn9 Der slufgabe $50. SO.
L batte 10 Sbaler ,lnb 8 IA Sbaler.
gBarum tpllrbe Der pberffe Sreintalts
rer Hnelanb'8 fatbpltib !?

rer Wnelano's fatboliib !?
Sic beftige Oppoiition Der fatboli=
116en Stride se9en Die perru6te Srei=
maurerei bate Sic 9lufmerffamfeit oes
@robmeiiters berlelben in Gnslano anf
|f6 9e5ogeu. &ubi9 uno obne 1i9 NIT
irseno Semanoen in 9isputation ein5u=
lalIen, unterIu6te ber Marquis BON Gi=
pom Die Sunoamente bieler Oppolition.
gr bersli6 bic beioen @eieal6aften, Die
Treimourerei uno bic beili9e fotbolilde
STRIDE nab l1riprung uno Gbaratter
n1iteinanoer. Gs fonnte ibm, als einem
literarij6 sebiloeten Manne in 2onoon
ni6t i9lper perben, ben l1riprung uno
.Gborofter Der fatboli16en &ir6e fenncn
au lernen. Bu6er, Die oafiir uno oo=
gesen sel9rieben tuuroen, lino fir tpe=
ni9e Dollars in allen 9r0beren @tdoten
Der cipililirten @elt su fanfer. Sir 9e=
w06nli6e Men19entinber aber miibte
oos @tubium iiber ben uriprung uno
Gbarafter Der Sreimoure:ei piel 16mieri=
ger 1ein> oenn bis eigenen 8u6er Der
Sreinlaurer, bic man I'M Der @ere9ti9=
felt wiaen bod audi su &atbe sieben
muB, 1ino fir 9eidt=Treimaurer ia It gar
nibt gu boben. Qlnoers ober mar oie1es
fir ben @roBmeiiter oes Orbens sn 2on=
bon. 9lls Dem oberi item 8eanlten oer
9oge 1tanoen linn aQe slr@ipe uno Sc
beimnill Der 2o9e oifen uno ollberOem
botte Die Sreimaurerei in Sonoon ibren
1rIprun9. Q8os ii6er ben erten Mn=
fang bes Sreimaurertbums 5u ermitteln
III, ldBt li6 nur in Gnglanb ermitteln.
Na9oem nun 9eipon biele l1nteriu6uns
on9eFellt batte, fam ct gu Der lleber5eu=
9uns, bo6 es feline Pfidt iei, 1t6 nit
Scr olten Stride ieiner 8orfabren gu
per1Dbnen. Gr besob li6 in Jolse Oel=
len eines Cages su ben Oratorianern in
8rpmpton unb perlan9te einen Prie lter
gu .1eben. Ser Prieiter eri6ien uno oer
Wforquis le9te linn, .obne ieines &anses>
ieiner Sitel ooer 1einer locialen Stel=
lung Grtudbnun9 gu tbun> ieinen @unlb
por, in Die totboli16e &irde aufgenom=
men gu tperoen. Gin fur5er 8orberei=
lungs l1nterribt fol9te. NlsOann iiber=
tru9 @ipon bas patronot leiner beioen
rei6en anslitanil6en Bfriinoen 1einer
@enlablin erfldrte - unter benz /.
@eptember - 1einen Mustritt aus Der
Srei1iaurer=9o9e uno empfng - am
Z. September - in ber STRIDE bes Ora=
toriums Die beoinste Saufe, tpie 1ie 1ol=
6en, Die aus Der anglitani16en Stride
tommen, gemDbnli6 ertbeilt miro. grit
ols oes 3dulinss poQer Name u. Stano
in bas &ir6enregiter ein9etrasen uuroe
ersob lid, I'm tpen es .li4 eisentli6
banoelte. ->.. .s.