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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-02-22

Aah Werlauf BON bier Woden ie6en
mir in 0enlIelben Simmer besielben Sotels
oieielbe Geielll6aft, beren 8efanntibait
mir bereits eema1t baben, periammelt, ilur
Der Spanier unb Der Mmeritaner fehlten.
vAlfo 1T Der Ylan bes Marquis feblse-
lhlagen". fraste Sobenitabt, nadbentli1
IN ietn @las blidero. rWollitduois" mar
bic trodene MntpDrt 8euperies. $50 er.
sdblen sic ,lns bod ne6r bariiber Sill
bert" bat Elm iun9er ruiliiher gbelmann,
lie i6einen Ia mebr 6ariiber 5l ipiIIen.
,Ales mas idh barber tpeiB, lit, bah Der
Marquis ipirflib bel Der Baronelle in
9ienit trat. Cine 3eit lang sing es por=
treffli1 nno er mar anf oem Bunfte sun,
YriDat1 @etretdr Slt ab1ncirer, ba auf eins
NAL muBte Die &aronele ettDas aemerft
baben, ober Der Warquis bat Iiib ettpas
iiberitiirSt, tars = iein Stern ging unter
uno er erbielt leine Gntlaiiune. Webr
peiB id ntht. .Sann tpilIen sic ireiIih
penis" bemerfte Der Uicomie Id6elno unb
cine tuidtige Wliene annebmeno, sic hdt=
ten 10 oiplomatil6 au Weee geben lolIen
| ute i'd. Wlit einigen fleinen @eIhenfen
ertparb i6 mir Die @unit Der Gammerspfe
Der Baroneiie, uno 10 erfubr ido, baB Wei.
rcmor cine 9iebsserflarana madte. Oie
8arpnin la1te suerit als iie aber Iab, baB
| er es ernit meiilte, 9erietb lie in Wutb nn6
aeiate bem Warquig elm Mebaillon, tuel-
DIES lein eigenes Winiatur= Yortrait bara,
| libm III slei6er 3eit einen Non,en, oel,
meine Gpionin nidt h6ren fontite, in's Obr
iIiifternb, bel belien Nennune Der Marquis
erbleidte. CT iprad fein Mort mebr uno
perlieb Iofprt oas 3inmer.
vOa itedt ein GebeimniB 6abinter, oas
Lin lilber"", jagte ber Greiberr pou Soben=
| fiabt, .if,b es iDIlte mid gar tlidt ipunoern,
::sse..: .ei,t nnerifaniider 6reuno il, irgenb
siner g9eiie ban,it IN gerbinoune ftebt;
ben Gpanier irgen6 einen beiDnberel
Grnnb bat. Gilberi. na Gie 10 intin nit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Manhattan Br Price, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiliams Guion
Steamship Castalia (BD. Butler disqualification
Bros.
Steamship Clsribel Br Freeman, Porto caoeIlo, &C
Pim Forwood 4 Co.
Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Havana-WmP Clyde
4 Co.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones' Phiadelphia-Lorilard
Steamship Neptune Berry Boston-H Dimock.
Bark Fannie, Carver Falmouth for orders-Walsh,
Bark Judy (Nor), sivertsen, Queenstown for orders
Teens 4 Bockmann
Bark Alliance Nor), Petersen, Copenhagen-C Tobias
4 Co.
Bark Esther Loring st Reconsideration Co.
Brig Sarah Gilmore Clifford Cadz-R p Suck Co.
brig EDWIN Rowe, Croker Rio Janeiro-Thos Norton
x Co.
Brig Gpsey OBr,, Jayne, Ceara-Abiel Abbott.
i Buey
Brig Moses Day, Crosby, Cardcnas for orders-J W
Brig Alice Br), Richardson, St John, NB-PI Ne
Brig Lincoln. Cover Richmond-Funch, Edye 4 o.
scnr Miranda (Br), Burril. Rio Grande do Su-Geo
schr Isabel Bennison San Bfas-Miller & Houghton
Winchester d Co
schr 1bbie cakes st Johns PRE- Sanchez y Doll.
Schr Martha Pike. Howard, Cape hayt-B Wen
berg.
schr Briqadier Norton. Cardenas-H Brown h Co
Schr A Emerson, Emerson Galveston-Tupper 4
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskiu Wilmington NC-zophar
Mills.
schr Julius Webb, Headley, Yorktown va-overton
Hawkins.
schr oregon, Wilson, Provdence-H " Jackson
sioop Frances Ann. Carpenter, New Havcn-Rackett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Us steamer Fern, Wright, Key West days, to the
Steamship Italia lBrj, Craig, GLASGOW March with
e WINDS to Se snee Westerly
gales March 10 passed Anchor line steamship bound
steamship cuea Palmer Hsyans March T. yi u
lat Sc a. IS passed steamship City Of Mexico hence
Steamship Fanita Doane, Wilmington NC. with mdse
a in s % hsa S Sss ass
OF the Banks With n strong westerly gales A,.
s154 sSst st 1ssR
Ge s w a huss hook o os for
eay Me
CO. Was days north OF Barnegat with heavy NV
Bark idaho Richardson Portland days. in ballast to
Brs Iris o St JOHN N Downev Matanzas days
with sugar to order vessel to Hcney Parker Was u
days norn Of aatsE ; s With heavy N" gales lost iors
hHs TX. NV stah
eS IS Co.
dsf K yia ssna Win wood to
schr Hattie Lou steerinan, Virginia. with wood to
schr Emily. jackson, Virginia, with wood to Thos @
schr s buckingham. Mack, Virginia, with wood to
Thos G Benton sons.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Matilda, Coombs, Providence TOR New York, in
schr David Floyd, Clifford Fall River for New York.
schr smith, Baker New Bedford for New York.
sehr Idle Wind, Mekefson " PTovnc c Tor New
York.
Aa4y ss BSs s9 e5 Nsx
Schr WIN Bowen Golden, Providence for New York.
schr Weldon, Rich, Providence for New York.
schr Margaret Cushenden, Walsh, Providence for
Schr Rhode Island Collins Sag Harbor for New York.
schr Fannie Warner, Higgins, New London tor New
schr Emma D. Jones' Sag Harpor for New York
schr Equal Titus Rockland for Flushing with lime to
sehI Aphrodite, Payne. Provincctown for New York,
schr Harriet Sarah, Prentss New London for New
-schr Macomber. Rogers, Providence for New
York.
schr Brown, Gedney, Providence for New York.
schr Hannah Brown, sackett Providence for New
schr Eyerglade, Shaw, wareham for New York
Schr Florence Mayo Hall, Rockland for New York.
schr Teazer, Paddock, Portland for Baltimore with
plaster.
schr Golden Rule, Wilson, New London for New York.
Schr Trafton. Tapley, Parkcr's Head tor New York
schr James M Bayles Arnold Providence for New
schr while Martin, Blake, Providence for New York.
schr Robert Petts, Providence tor Virginia.
schr Mary Eliza, Boston for New York, with ice to
scnr Haze, McName, Harwich for New York. with
schr Mitchell Morrel Or cenwich for New York.
Schr Forsythe, Hobpie, stamford tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Bismarck (Br), McCulley, New York for Fail
schr Vim Burden, Adams, Elizabethport for Provi-
dence.
schr John stockham, Hart, Hoboken for Providence.
Steamer Abatross Davis, New York tor Fall River.
Steamer san;ee, Springer New York for New Bedford.
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Marine DiaasterN.
~ See Cable News and Correspondence.

see ChDle news ana Correspondence.
STEAMSHIP STATE ALABAMA (Br) Flint from Glasgow
for York before reported arrived at st Johns NF
March IA In distress the the Sth inst and
unable to get clear TOR four days several plates
were crushed at the bows and the fore compartment
fed there being feel OF water in the fore and main
holds Three four hundred tons Of cargo thrown
overheard and the propeller and rudder damaged The
ship Is dischargmg cargo the 18th abe pur.
pose Of making temporary repairs
STEAMSHIP Gu LIZ STREAM, whitehurst at Baltimore
18th, from New Orleans and Hawai- reports that her
outward passage fre broke out IN case Of cheap cali
supposed to have been caused by
buson fhe hre was no! discovered until It had been
burning cloth was noticed on the second day an iron
bulkhead was found to be heated, and IL was then
known that the fire In the hold. IL REQUIRED lib
eral drenching with water TO extnguish the flames,
which resulted In material damage to % of calico
and quantity Of In the hold The vessel being Of
iron damage Of consequen resulted TO her An APP
praiser taken board At New Orleans and carried
to Havana by whom the loss sustained was ascertaned
STEAMSHIP ALPHA tBr). which arrived at Halifax 10th
inst from Bermuda and st Thomas, encountered
heavy weather, two nights after leaving Halifax the
outward passage, In winch she hove to for twenty
hours on the afternoon following the boat the port
quarter with one Of the davs extra lashings was car
ried away. The following day she was again hove to
weather and head winds the eptlre passage back and
was several days behind tipe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18

resigns orr removed By the board. Provision is
made for the payment OF troops by drafts at con-
venient posts, as pensions are now PAID.
Prese ntation 20 the President OF . Por-
trait OF Himself by Citizens Of New
Orleans.
Acommittee from New Orleans to-day presented
10 President Grant picture OF himself, heroic
size, on horseback, the work OF Mr.. Pierson, but
purchased OF him by DR.. Crosto, an Italian OF That
city, for this purpose. Senator West MADE the
presentation speech in the presence OF the
Cabinet and the Presidents household, ana sub
sequently hey all partook OF lunch with the
President The frame OF the picture is native
cypress, heavily gilt.
Treasury Fines, Penalties and For-
FIXTURES Collected ut New York and
Bo ston During the Last Three Months.
The Treasury Department has prepared state
ment, to be sent to Congress, or the nnes, penal
ties and forfetures in New York, from November
80 to March l. A portion OF the collections for
January and all for February remain undistrbuted
in the Treasury. The gross proceeds are stated at
sI95,246; duties, s4,97s, ana expenses, 81 OPT.
Net amount covered into the Treasury, 1888 24l.
The Collector, Naval Oiicer and Surveyor OF New
York each received of the amount thus far dis
tributed 81, 439. Jayne is mentioned in one case,
involving s4s,491; but his claim to the moiety is
contested. The gross proceeds at Boston for the
same period are S2,9l9. Net amount covered into
the Treasury ,9s4. The Collector, Naval 0ficer
and surveyor received each $26.
Improvement In the Condition OF Adj
miral Porter.
Admiral Porter rested well last night and 10
sensibly better tonight. There has as yet been
recurrence OF the hemorrhage OF the bowels which
gave alarming symptoms on last Sunday. The
Admiral has eaten little SINCE and has been greatly
relieved OF the suffering which he endured in the
beginning Of his Illness
MIR. Frank r. Blair Recovering His
Health.
Mr.. Frank p Blair continues to Improve in
his recovery from his recent illness. His advanced
years being now eighty-three), naturally preclude
very speedy restoration to health. Two weeks
ago Mr.. Blair rode fifteen miles and walked one
mile, taking severe cold, which resulted in his
late illness.
General Spinner Resumes His Official
Duties.
General Spinner has returned to Washington and
resumed his official duties. He has greatly i'm.
proved in health.
Nathan Sargent IMPROVE nC in Health.
The condition OF Nathan Sargent seems to be
improving.
Judge Dent Still in Danger.
Judge Dent still lies in critical condition, with
out any prospect of recovery.
Nominations by the President.
The President to-day nominated James W. Steele
to be Consul at Matanzas, CUBA, and l.. B. McLaws
TO be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the First
district OF Georgia
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THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Session OF the Investig attng Committee
Observation-Disclosures About the Public
Schools To Be Presented on Thursday.

WASHINGTON, March IL, 1874.
When the district OF Columbia investigation
Committee assembled to-day Senator Thurman an
nounced that senator Stewart had declined TO
serve as chairman OF the committee, and that the
committee had elected Senator Allison to be chair
man, Senator Thurman also declining to act as
me committee then heard Mr.. Shellabarger, OF
the Counsel for the memorialists, In an argument
a. TO the power OF the committee to compel the
productou OF private papers, In accordance with
motion OF the memorlalists In support OF their
charges in their present form.
Al twelve O'Clock a recess was taken.
The committee reassembied at two O'Clock, all
its members Including Senator Stewart, being
present and Mr. Maltingly commenced the argu.
ment on behalf of the District authorities, replying
to Mr.. Sbellabarger.
Mr. Merrick for the memerialists, closed the
argument on this question. The session continued
late this evening when the committee adjourned
till Thursday, at which time the memorialists wll
presen am aylS about the public schools. .
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT, RI, March l6 1874
The brig Aura t3r) before reported in disabled
dition at this port from the effects Of the late gale will
be owed tn New York her destination TO discharge and
repair, by the tugboat Reliance, OF Providence.
The Of the brig Milwaukee, previously reported
ashore at Pasque Tsand is being taken and anded
at Vineyard Haven Mr. Lawton Coggesha of this city,
has proceeded TO her. IN behalf OF the Board Of Under
writers, to look out for their interests.
The schr Ned sumter, which was beached in this har
Dor Gravey Point yesterday has repaired her leak
and will proceed TO New York Immediately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18
FIRE IN M0RRISANIA,

fire occurred last night in the two story frame
house occupied by Joseph s. Brown OF Upper Nor
aDsania, causing a loss OF $1,000 Insured In the
Westchester County i0r $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-18
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are I n
formed that by teicgraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No. IS Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports aud other ports abroad, Of
American vessels the will bs cabled to this
try free Of charge and published.
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BELOW.
Brig Amelia Emma (of searsporp, from Carder
SAILED.

Steamships Manhattan (Br), for Liverpool: Claribc
Porto Cabeo, &c; Crescent City, Havana; Old Domn-
ion, Richmond, dc Benefactor, Philadelphia
Wind at sunset Sc, light
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.
British Vessel maged-Movements
OF Shipping from and for American
Ports.

A British Vessel Damaged-Movement
OF Shipping from and for American
Ports.
LONDON March II, 1874
Bark Premier (Br) White, from New York. arrived at
Glasgow to-day, experienced continuation OF heavy
gales and lost headgear, &c.
ARRIVALS
Arrived Liverpool March H. barks Christina (swe)
Delmar, New York; bennington OBJ, Orkney, Calves
ton.
Arrived at Glasgow March II. bark Premier OBJ,
White, New York see abovel.
Arrived at Barrow March It, bark Lammergier 3D.
Crosby, Darien.
Arrived at Dundee March IT, bark superbo (Ier
Fund.- Darien.
Arrived at Bremen March IA. ship Beethoven (Br,.
Smith, New Orleans; brig Memoria tNor). Jacobsen,
Wilmington NC
Arrived at Antwerp March II, ste amship Vaderland
(Belg) Jackson Philadelphia.
Arrived at Yokohama March IA steamship Vasco da
Cana OBJ, Rice, san Francisco for Hong Kong.
Arrived at Auckland NJ, bark East Lothian (Br Will
liams, New York
Arrived at - March ls, brig Adamo Gtap, Ladanza,
New York via Queenstown.
sAILINGs
Sailed from Liverpool March 49, ship Gettysburg Stu
art United States
Sailed from London March 6 ship Ne Plus Ultra, Bor-
den, New YORK.
Sailed from Hull March le bark Irene (Br, for New
York.
Sailed from Southampton March &c. bark Perseverance
QtaD. Bozzo, New York
Sailed from Dublin March l6, bark stilicone Aus),
Vracich, New YORK.
sailed from Antwerp March 49, ship Ella s Thayer
Gilmore, Key West; bark Nordcap (Nor), New York;
brig Unto Hus), Borg, Philadelphia.
Sailed from Malaga March l6, bark Abby Bacon, Ca
win, New York.
Sailed from Calcutta March II before reported Feb &c.,
ship Merry Monarch tBr), Wren, New York
Foreign Ports.
AsrINwALL March l-sailed, schrs II Naylor Fisher
Matanzas Elizabeth Magee, Magee, do.
BUEsos AYREs, Jan l7-Arrved. barks Blanche Howe
Gould Portland via Monevideo thas been reported at
Monte video Jan ) 2lst, Celina Hodgdon. do do Au-
satilla Ga via Bermuda 23d, Presto Br, Rogers, Mon
Davis, Portland.
York.
In port Jan q, barks Geneveve M Tucker, Pinkham
and Archer Hate tor New York ldg; sarmiento' MOO
dy and sarah, ingersol for Boston, do. ~,
uU1RpIrr March Disabled steamship Pembroke 'Dp'
CALLAo, Feb i4-fn port ships Orpheus, Sawyer for
Guanape Princess Alexandra (Br), Molyneux, RON OF
John, NIB arrived 9th and others as before Gar, Da
MoTrvIpko, Jan %-Arrived brig Nautilus ''eD' ~"
sailed Jan n, brig Amelia OBJ, Deal New York (hss
Cleared Jan 30 bark Medea New York. e..,,.
PLYMOUTH. March l6-Arrivcd, bark simone SMHa
QtaD, Macagii, New YORK (see Disaster9 s. u.,~,no
PERsAEsuco, Peb SsEArnved previous brig wolrvii'e
Ro JlHnnsso! N fep ss.Arrived previous bark New
Aghk Chairman, Balumoxe.
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NIISCELLAN EOUS.


N UNPARALLELED CURE OF BRIGHTS DISEASE
and Dropey, by Bethesda Mineral Spring Water. DR..
a uAWIEY HEATH NG Broadway, New York Dear
srYours OF the I'd March was duly received and would
have been answered sooner but for my engagements.
very willingly give certificate OF the benefits de-
rived IRON the Of Bethesda Water for consider it
one of Gods good gifts to for which cannot be
too thankful and those who have tested its qualities
should let the world know that others benefit by
their experience enclose detailed state ment of my
case which you are at full liberty TO publish Yours,
very truly, f. DUNCAN JAUDON.
Full particulars in pamphlets.
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States deseruon, &C.. sufficient cause legal every
where no publicity required. no charge until divorce
granted advice tree
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. lA Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR
IL ner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ to9 n
On sunday from to r. m
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A Of different States legal every no pnpicasy
fees in advance; advice tree commissioner LOT eVeX
state. FREDERICK KING, Counsehor-atLaw, SN
Broadway,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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WASHINGTON, March II, 1874.
Repetition OF the Do-Nothins Farce In
the House Yesterday-NO Quorum on
,pe Appropriation Question-Refusal
IA Reduce salaries of Capitol Officials.
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should come up Tor consideration.
The Legal status OF American Citizens
in Turkey.
Mr.. Cameron, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations reported lavOrably to the Senate to-day
the bill to authorize the President to accept for
citizens Of the United States the Jurisdiction OF
certain tribunals in the Ottoman dominlons and
N Egypt, established or to be established under
he authority OF the Sublime Porte and in the gov
eminent OF Egypt, and 1t was passed.
Representative COburn's Bill for the Re-
ductiOn OF the Army-Aboiishmcn of
Some OF the RegimentaI and STAFF
ORces.
Representative Coourn's bill, introduced in the
uouse to-day provides for a reduction Of the army
20 900 men, TO be composed Of twenty regiments
Of infantry, Zine Of cavalry and tour Of artillery
Shus dispensing with seven regiments. The Offices
f regmental adjutant and guartermaster and one
major in all or the cavalry and artillery regiments
are abolished. The permanent stan is reduced
several corps and provision 10 made for filing
The lower grade from the line. The Engineer and
dedoal corps and the Bureau OF Military Justice
and Tie Pay Department are excepted from details.
Detailed stan officers are to serve four years, the
object being TO select the best material for star
iuty and promotion. Promotion in all branches is
one years pay as before. Regiments are to be
coEsondated aud officers assigned to stan or line
duties. or, If unworthy, are to be mustered out by
board. Those Of over thirty years. service thus
put out are TO go on the retired list. No Officer is
to 20 out or be put out by reason Of mere reduc.
zion Of force. bnt toSontipue IN service unless he
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The services OF E. B. Quincy, clerk of the Wards
Island Committee, were dispensed With
Mr.. Rice, clerk, removed.
X. SnOburn, clerk, dismissed.
Alexander Mcdonald, clerk OF the Irish Emigra.
ton Society, discharged.
John D.. Marcellus, messenger Of the Telegraph
Bureau, discharged.
Deputy superintendent Lorenzo Contador, dis
charged.
Labor Bureau, were dispensed with.
John Brand, letter and notice clerk, discharged
John A. chief clerk Of Wards Island
John J. Rudy clerk OF the Landing Bureau. dis.
charged.
merry. This man has been employed in the Com
mission for the las, TWENTY-FIVE years.
Wards Island Bureau, was fixed at $1,000 per
annum
discharged from that department.
Walter II. Smith was appointed clerk in Wards
Island Bureau, at salary OF $1,000 per annum
The boarding station on Staten Island was
abolished, and George b. Strang and W. Martinez
were ordered TO report at Castle Garden.
Mary Foley, helper IN nursery, discharged.
Bridget Dansen, helper in nursery discharged.
Mary Walsh, helper In nursery, discharged.
Ann Nolan. helper in ward 8, discharged.
Catherine Walshey, helper in ward g. discharged.
Mary Rogers, helper in ward 9, discharged.
John Kerwln, carpenter, Wards Island, dis.
Duffy and HinK, policemen, discharged.
Ellen Winer, nurse, discharged.
Catherine steel was appointed in place Of Ellen
Eliza Wills was appointed matron in the cutting
department.
Wards Island Bureau.
Mr.. McCanery, assistant storekeeper, was ap.
pointed In place Of GOODWIN.
TIE salary Of Eliza Wills was fixed at $50 per
The Board then adjourned
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Judge Not

H.a .I T. Snow shat hearts have g.I=st -las
H5E IJ We .n1zg
Many. 'se s-pu.rlras, are i.lI within.
Wlase Outward zlrb is sp5,i-ss a. the su5z.
AMI many may b. pure We think not 20.
How GEAR t1 Col the saul. % such have been.
What mercy secret reaiteure may win
li0a d. We know
Hos can We taI Who -llusI mare than we
How can ue t=Hs
We think our brother walked guiitiiy,
Jligius him in seIf-fig ighte1usuess. All, well /.
Perhaps had Es been driven through the he'll
Of bis untold temptations. we might b.
Less uprg il our daily walk Than he
How can we t-H'
Dare W. condemn the ilis that others dgs
Dare 4e cOndemns
Ih-ir strength Is small, their trials not a few,
The Tile af wrong Is difficult % stem.
AMI if o. Is more clearly than o. th~n
l. given knlgvleIz- of the soDl aud true,
Mor- DO Thy need our help, AMI pity, too
Dare We cJudsmus
God LslP g- alb anil lead Us day By day,
Cod help Us all?
We can u1E walk alone the perfect way,
Evil aliIr-- us, tsmpts rs anil we fall
Wsare bat human and our power Is SMALL
Not 1ae % us may boast. and not day
ReI- DER Our heals but each hath need o. say,
God bless alI2
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To get your A>AA-O
Q "a Il "a . II n M na L IN =
TRUNK WORK OF ALL KINDS,
and General Repairing done with and dispatch
No. SIS King st. fe7 II. WHITMAN.
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Il Advertisers residing in the Eastern rnted stst~s
PAY ar their cards by enclosing Grssnh1r&s
states Postage stamps Tor such they pAy
sH cr cris all be inserted above table tms
rsil far
~ Business Cards. prepaid ror ysar arr snowsd
discount from these rates whieh for transen, advertise
meats when paid OF charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-06-06

IKUER-The word husband, with which young
women before marriage associate so much poetry
and romance, is not in etymOlogy all that fancy
nav represent it. 1t is sAnglO-SaxOn-husbonda
composed Of hus and honda, meaning house bOor.
We fear the significance of the word IS truer than
many spOuses would wish to admit.
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snail Why? Because she keeps her own house.
A good wife is not like a snail. Why? Because
she does not carry her all on her back. good
wife Is like n tOwn-clOck- Why? Because she
keeps good time. y good wife Is not like town.
clock Why? Because she does not speak so
loud that ali tie town can hear her.