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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13

oro BACH WEEK. Agents wanted, partic.
. X ulars free. j. Worth CO., st. Louis, No.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13
THE DISSENT.

OPPOSING oPINIoE BY THE MINORITY or THE
sENCH-A PUBLIC AS WELL As CoSSTITU-
TIoNAL PROVISION.
Diss enting from the opinion of the major
ity. Messrs. 'Buskirk and Downey state
s.that being unable to concur in the opinion,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13

Near Fenton, Tennessee, lives literary
disciple of St. Crispin, who has never seen
the cars. He has penchant for literature
and INDUCES in the perusal of dime novels
and almanacs, which are hungup in polder-
ing strings about the smoked walls Of his
tenement. He Is strictly honest in his deal
ings with his fellow-man, and enjoys con-
versation with his friends intensely. He
never goes to church, but, like the ancient
Druids, worships God in the groves. His
neighbors have tried in vain to induce him
to 90 and see the cars.
Colorado begins TO ciamor for admission
into the union as a state. There is ter :
dency to consider the question favorably
among those who have read "Grace Green
woods" charming letters from that terri.
tory. How would il do to name the new
state Greenwood in honor OF that lady,
Then, in case her pictures have been slightly
overdrawn, it would still prove an apprO-
pirate resting place for the early settlers.
Duluth has a very superior skating rink
$1,000 miles in extent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13
LIST or GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETG.

Total, 1900 Gifts, all cash, amounting 10 81 500
The chances for a gift are one to I'VE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13
A FORTUNE FOB 81.
GRAND PROPERTY SALE
EMPIRE HALL, IN PEKIk, ILLINOIS,
February 20, 1874.
$4,000 TICKETS

B12O, 800 IN PRINBS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13

Now is the time 10 use it, and it has all the
material To make the winter Singing School at
tractive anu useful III the highest degree. By
L. o, EMERSON.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-01-13

Duluth has very superior skating rink
$1,000 miles in extent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
The Sewage Question,

At q meeting of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science, in Hartford ls1t
week, q large number OF interesting papers
were read, many of them on practical subjects
which entitie them to general circulation among
the people. One of these was on the "Sewsge
Question, Chemically Considered" by DR.. T. s.
Hunt, OF Boston. The great importance OF the
removal Of secreta is noticed, first in Its ssni-
taTy, and second in Its economic relations. The
cess pool system posons the soil and pollutes the
air. and the water closet system our rivers. As
a means Of avoiding these results, and more
over restoring TO the soil the fertilzng ele
ments, the use of the earth closet has been pro
posed; but this has IFS defects and Limitations
which will prevent its wide use. In its stead 1t
now proposed to substitute finely divided
charcoal, an excellent ab-orbent and q potent
disiDfectsnt, which retains unchanged the azo-
tized matter, and subsequently by the action Of
red heat in close vessels to convert these into
Ammonia, which with the other products of de-
structive distillaion is collected. By this means
ammoniscsl salts are obtained, aud ACETATE of
lime, besides tar and gases, and the charcoal Is
again tit for use indefinitely or until by the &C
emulation in il of phosphates and other cine
real elements 1t becomes itself very valuable as
Gus excrementiuous matters into innocuous and
valuable commercial products. it was claimed,
is the most satisfactory solution of the sewage
question yet proposed. 1t is due to Stanford, an
English chemist, and has been within the last
three years tested on a large scale in England
with excellent results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

An ambitious sspiraIt for the exalted position
of dog-cstcher for two of the upper wards in
New York city recently took q novel method OF
securing bis appointment. He bsgged about
sixty ours, and then wrote to the mayor stating
what he he'd done in anticipation of his appoint
ment, ard saying that If the latter was rot soon
forthcoming he would be compelled ID let the
dogs loose upon the community, and would not
be responsible for the consequences. He closed
bis communication by quietly saying that some
Of the dogs showed symptoms of hydrophobia
His letter produced the desired result, for he
was ST once telegrsphed: Come down to the
mayors Office. The city cannot lose your
valuable services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

Philadelphia has model alderman in the
person OF Willism, or, more Familiarity, "Billy"
McMullen, who presided as referee at a prize
hght in the Quaker City yesterday morning.
Billy has an enviable reputation as an arbiter
at such contests, and his decisions are said to be
invariably fair and unbiased. l. doesn't neces-
sarily follow, however, that an unexceptionable
referee makes sn exemplary alderman, especi-
ally where he is called upon TO enforce laws
which lie deliberately violates himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

These be days Of fabulous figures and levis-
than law suits. 1t is not great while since the
Erie railroad sued Jay Gould for nine or ten
million dollars; next came Michael Reese, OF
San Francisco, who brought suit against the
managers OF the Central Pacific road or rather
the credit mobiiier ring of that company, for
seven million; and now comes the city corpora
ton OF New York and sues one of the banks Of
that city for SIX million
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

An inscriptions American skipper has been
playing Yankee trick on the Spanish authori-
ties by landing through subterfuge In which he
did not hesitate 10 resort to forgery, twenty
seven guns for the Carllsts. The action of this
sealaVsg cannot possibly affect our relations
with Spain ss il must necessarily be disavowed
by the United States, although it Is posi- BILE
that il may be made the basis of a valid claim
for damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

The hostile Cheyennes have taken to eating
their horses and sre now reported returning to
their sgen cy. IL Is singular what a suhduing
effect hunger has upon the war-like spirit of
the savages They will make war upon the
whites so long ss they have means of susie
nance, but these once exhausted aud they are
willing to 60 back to the agencies and be fed
the expense OF the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
W here to Advertise.

The STAR hAs now q circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and q wide range outside. The result
Il that TIE STAR affords unsurpassed sdvan-
tagee as o medium OF communication between
oil classes of the community, IN the war Of the
adjustment of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

The leading political events this week are
the election on the proposed new consultation
in Ohio, and the meeting in Reading OF the
Pennsylvania Equal Rights League, both TO-
day; the meeting OF the Pennsylvania republi-
can state convention in Harrisburg, and OF the
Tennessee democratic state convention IN
Nashville, both tO-InOrTOw; and the meeting of
the Alabama republican state convention in
Montgomery on Thursday. In the voting of
the people OF Ohio on their proposed new con-
stitution to-day four distinct ballots are to be
used-one upon the constitution, one upon mi
nority representations, one upon license, aud
one upon the question OF allowing the legisIa-
ture Of the state 10 authorize by general laws
townships, cities, and incorporated villages TO
aid railroad companies In the construction of
their roads. The minority representation clause
provides that "In every election for judges Of
the supreme and circuit courts where three or
more are to be chosen OF the same court, and
for the same term Of service, no elector shall
vote for greater number Of candidates than a
majority OF the judges Of such court aud term
then to be chosen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
The New Postmaster q ener al aud the
work Before Him.

1t is well suggested by cotemporsry that
what is most imperatively needed in the Post
Once department at present is not so much the
settlement in any particular way of one or two
specially ve1ed questions, nor the introduction
OF wholly rev facilities and crnveniences, as
the Inauguration OF such a system as shalt en-
sure the efficiency of the service which we
alresdy have The criticism to be made on
Mr.. Creswell's administration of the Post Office
Il this, that he gave his attention Sd exclusively
to extending the field OF operation of his depart
ment that il, ordinary business throughout the
country Speaking generally, of course) has
sunk into wretchcd order. We are indebted to
him for many useful additions u the convent
ences afforded by the Post Oaice, and 1t is i'm
possible TO refuse a large need of praise - his
far-sighted disposition TO make il still more
useful. But meanwhile IL is i'm possible to deny
that mary of the benefits that may be claimed
for his administration mist be Offset by the
chronic failure of the post Cffiee to fulfill with
prOmptness and Certainty Its simplest and
easiest functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

The name YOre Is henceforth to all the sound
ing trump Of fame. A North CsrolinIsn bearing
that queer cognemen Is set st nsught all tn 3
t;ern lessons of the past and defed ell the awful
probabilities Of the future by clipping with his
naother-in-law! leaving the fatherin law lone
snc-happy, let US hope No wonder they have
earthquakes, volcanoes and such like convul-
kicDs Gown there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

Mr.. Beeeher's defence Appeals stIon1,v In ,,s
s-mps'h'es, and would 90 : great ~sys win |.
-' Until the bench should call their ATTENTION
iae Law and the facts. Re-reAd, under the
Ter dic'afion OF reason and justice IL "a les
..a.. lsss satisfactory. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
Is, 1874.
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
sny portion OF II, may have The STAR sent to
heir address for such time a. they desire, at
the rate OF nifty cents per month. Orders, ac-
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business ONCE Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
now NMANk GREEN,

nOWNMAN GREEN,
MEAL ESTATs BROK Frs AND AUG
TIONEERS
4l27TH STREET,
Offer their services to their friends and the public
htGi BS a Spsrtalty. a1gl5 e13I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
MADAME ROSS.

MADAME ROSS.
HE celebrated Lady Astrclogfst and Healing Me-
dium can be consulted at No. gel d street,
corner OF Id, u, rihwest. she has no superior
In oellneating the Past, Present and Future. In
love or business her adv Ia inv able, d. riding
your lfiens pointing out enemies aud infor NJ
ihs You OF the sure way to success in ell under.
tek1I % Insulation strictly confidential. Ladies'
o.; gentlemen, 81 50. iy27-Iy
MADAME FLOREEOE,
!Nl 7HE CELEBRATED CLAfRrOYANT
II unequaed ia testing the past, present and future
OF your life. 10 causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together. aud pointing out the sure
way Of success in lie In stters of business her
advice Is invaluable. ehe gives universal sati,far-
ton; none ever regret onsuIiing her Satisfaction
gwen or 20 pay. Can be consulted at her PsrOrs.
NO. lilo V street northwest. WY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
FOR SALE.

tSoR shLE-One II alf Il q large LOT ia Oak III i'll
4 Cemetery. Address e ;" city Post ONCE or
suptrinteUdent II Cemetery augIS-2t-
LOB sALE-Larse BAY HORSE; warranted
= sCuno me carriage or wora horse. Ap- ~
Ply 10 L. POLL I'D, wood spd coal yard, IN
vermont avenue, near SIT eet northwest NA
A LADY LEAVING TOWN wishes to lelI her
"A PlANO cheap for CASH II is o rOse-~>
wood octave, oyrrstruDg Piano; perfect ExEk8
orcfr; made by well known firm. Resi-'VNVN
deBoe, 434 street northwest. auE-2tr
EQR sALE-A valuable BAY MABE and DAB.
l. RlAGE can be driven by lady; Will
De sold che ap, as the owner is going I leave IN
the eliy; Apply at he stable Of HUGUELY ga
BOWEN, New York avenue, near 7th street, be-
tween the hours Of a. m. aud sun-3t'
E0R sALE-A Chestnut HORSE and CAREY
u ALL; horse Is yery'gentle and kind; car ~
rysll nearly new; will be sold cheap, or will ~
sell Sc para ely ;reaso" for sale, owner leaving GA
the city. Inquire at OLLC0rT i SONS stable, Ii
street, between 18Th and l4th. augi36:S
EOH sALE-Fine CANARY and NOOK ING
L BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRD zL<
CAGES; Prices low: No: lsI South street. -
fstS-a ' ~ j. M GoITz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

The Montpelier Female Humane Association
Chartered BY the Legislature Of virgiais nnd tns
CIRCUIT Court OF Orange county, proposes By a
series q Grand Gift Concerts, TO establish and an.
dow Home for the Old, Infirm. and Destitute
Ladies ef virginia az Montpelier, the former Psi
denee OF Preside Mt j. mes N scison ~
The Association Is ELdSr the control Of eight
uusttes, six OF whom are elected biennially By the
stockho.ders and two appointed by the Governor Of
Nirgi1ia.
Rtmittsuces for tickets may be made BIZ expires
prepaid, post-cfice money order on Washington
d. o., or BY registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest M. Y. II. A.. Alexandria, Va.
Refsreness, BY permission. His Excellency. Jas
keuger, Governor Of Va; His Excelency, Gil
t : =; NAiksr. Ea,Goyeraor q Va; Hon Robert
a,or elect Hon. Robert W Hcghes, Juige Eastern
fr IN Virginia. "
for full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMKs BARBOUR,
Pres't M. Y, q. A, Alex .naris, va
TaIfalla A Can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

OBSTACLES ToMARRIAGE-tfappyR s!isf for
~ foETg Men fromthe effects of Errors and Abuses
In early life. Manhood Restored. Impediments 60
snd remarkable remedies. Boots and Circulars sent
free IN sealed envelopes Address HOIcdrd ASSOcia-
ton No. South Ninth st /, philadel pbia Pam
Ins tuition having high reputation for honor able
conduct and professional skill. mayZ -eoSn
EEnALl DISEASES Of all kinds treated. De.
u scribe case ana enclose o.: advice and n-od..
cine viii be sent. Address Mrs. BIZ. THONPBOH.
30. 6fe North isth ytresf. phtisdelphfa. ispr ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
LOST AND FOUND.

4 Oet-On Monday night, the 18TH instant, on Tth
= 1 street, tween The American House and &
=. eel n.rthwtsf. q SHE'LL CHAIN aEd GOLD
bOCkkT, coHtainins locs Of hsir of sdecessed
pfebt A suitable reward viii be given IL returned
70 4S4 ~ street northwes. it
II os1LOn tie morning OF the II inst 4, a UHEOk
II Tor u s.. drawn by Vim y MsttInRly. paY-
sbIe 10 rder o. b II. Murray, at Sank of washing
ton Payment VI sane having been stopp ID. II will
De OF no b. ne ut except 10 thu party az vince favor
II is crswn, By returni same 10 9. II MURRAY,
corner o' ID ard ttreets northwest, suitable
reward will he given. saslT-Sl-
en- REWAtD FOR THE RETURN OF
CcUsmsl SOLITAIRE DIAMOND PIE Loot n
tie avenue or 9TH street last evening. K. A Reid,
Nation 81 Hotel. aul5-3tr
II teT-On Saturday morning on Pennsylvania
II avenue, between ~ and h streets, q plsiu
Morocco POCkET-BoOk containing q small sum
OF money. The finder will he literally reward a by
lrsvi. The same with JACKSON BROTHERS s.
w No 626 Pa. avenue northwest. aul5-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
PERSONAL.

IL ALEXANDER PRATT will call at the et.
smes Ho; Ell his sister viii be pleased TO him.
ANY fniorn alton concerning him will be gladly re-
WANTkD.-Ay young man # goos moral habits
w IL DESTROYS of forming the scQu siut ance of
1OmkG L.DY who Is fond Of fan. Address
LLAWELlN, Artitcer, Washington City
u y. augl7 q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

.eHeo-o . 800 ~e.Ao1 etefyNEere. auo- eoly
MCSIC.-J y. d BLoIs will receive pupiI
W. for instrUcri n on the Piano or PArior -.
organ, b ginning s. Ptsnber lat, Lrssons Is
gf5 en- 81 rtn4deTce OF pupil, OF at 1919 ST. ~
h. W. whore Mr. Bieis will De happy 20 sc an ar.
range terms with those desiring bis services after
) N. sGgl5 iw
NQ1Iok,-sscono.ns 0losniBS Boaxsa aud
IN Sold. VIII pay fatr prices Tor second hand
clothing Orden promptly attssesd TO through
nail, 10. eli d srest, between On ana I5sS
0zesos DogthWe2, y. R1RSo0. taastlSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
MEDICAL, &c.

hR. JANE WILSON,
~ Athoro1ghU experiepoed and scientific Mid.
wife and Ladies' Physician
Ladies attended TO ct their residence at any hour
Mig or day, or pleasant ard the best OF at
tendance 81 the Doctors private residence, no q
street northwest, between LIST and "a SITS. mar7-ly
AR. ROBERTSON,
u t16 10TH eIRIKY, MAR Pa. AvENsI,
FROM lone CT perfence IN both hospital and
private practice, will guarantee cure IN all Die
ss s o. ths Urinary Organs, Gonorrhes, elect,
strlcture, byphfl1s, and epermstcrrhoea De see Of
eonorrhes recently contracted cured Ia 5 20 osys
syphilis Ia all Its stages quickly cured and the pot
son entirely eradioafed from the without the
use OF mercury. epermstorrh9s, brought on By
excesses and abuse In youth, causins loss Of memory
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
tmpotency nervous frrftabilty, symptoms OF con
Sumption, indigestion, pslpitstion Of the heart
pains In back, dimness Of sight goodness, evil
forebsdinss, self distrust, 60, speetl! cured b.
many years at ~ s. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd !,
has consented after many solicitations by his "
nlngton patrons, 20 open Q permanent once IN that
city where he may be consulted every WEDNESDAY
and safnrsay in each week, from N. to .. m.
ianH-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18
PIANOS. dc.

TX kMOFlD 20 the splendid store No T23 Tn
~. - street, half square above Patent Of-
hcet where We have the best
PlANOe. ORGANS, and ali MN
MOSlSAL lNeThUMkHTs.a At lowest prizes
~. u WILD BIO, 1928 9TH st norm vest
I2l-tr ~ NV a'paItcu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

II uCAe' PIAn0 AND MUSIC sTOBI,
II 11<e Ss~ssfi urea ss-Tk1ss
t1enos and Organs ana Musical Instrumsua q
zen esescrlptfon on hand; sold on eezy-<S>
terms Pianos and Orgsss tuned and resu-
iatea. SeorsetoNn ordeu len o. ETWtNvt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

At GREATLF X EDGcsO PRICES,
PIAhOs from the following celebratsd factories.
Cannon, Albany J. c. Fisher, n. n, -
$50 SIS sTsl sss = s sst ss, s2s' sass'N
lsree stock % N W PIANOS, cheap for ossb. or
raIt ossh and balance monthly payments PIANOS
aud ObGAEs FOR RENT, asd TUHiEG 80
bEfAlkIN6 promptly attended TO- Al
i,hfIoHkhBhCHs PIANO WABEROoMs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

Tbe special attention ~ the public and oe.ler,
febeIAlly ls oalle6 % the TACT tksf the uDder.isS
Is constantly manufacturing sDo als az has on fsnS
ia.st sI1sd and select stock q the nnest PIiR1
fhkkOH CANDIES IMAM ufsctured on the IN
tsesl FkClIs, NUTS, ETC., which be is disb ,sins
re'sh. ann A CAkA6NARO,
tss Pepnsylvsnis svenue aorths-.t,
naIpou Under National H1.el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

T. GOODMAN snnounces TO his former custom
1Is and friends his return 70 the city for the
purpose Of carrying on the business Of RAG AND
LIST CAkPaT MAKING. He has established his
mApufsctory at 30. 423 Ga STA eet southw est, aud
will be glad 10 receive orders. he uses the very
moderate. eug4ln
fVOHIN LOAF OF1ICE, 0svsW q "a ssys
~ sad NsO York Asssss, entrance on lev -
fork avenue. The most private Loan Once III
tn the city. Money loaned et the lovest rate y
Of interest on Gold and oliver Watches, DtaDeDda,
Plate and Piets1 WAR, Guns, Pistols, Lsdisg' and
&s.sisasaS Osoehanss osrpsa - q eEsisS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

III Nsvll Coz-s y : Bs;s-ss--g Ssve5 51s-1s-t
i rvzarsFsae case- A szzo- nzzss Ks-saeSsv,
- lss -ecsrtly t,s-e5 ~ EEvy. vSS cAs-es Eish
rgtzsias Is Ossy - C1cs- az5 .lis -siasal -et-s
to Is oeS,f-ass rS,sz,e g ;hs rsge'I,soz ts-oc;
AK ssai As sssz3E sAEve * eez-s- slss hs Wsa-s
ezt5rS- Tae scsase5 oe,1zrs s0 tae sees called
IS BoEo-sSy,~ 1a5 oze q tasir rs-lS5ozs ;sas,s X
tAfs tas ees-S zaol,5 -. bs saLvsz ~ rezly s,-
- Solsc aSl1s Essai-E - tlEz e,s-rzl pz-isl-
meet Whs- ar t.sezv. vss Eiss q Save S1r
tacAe~ fo-czsy. u Seci1-e5 tass ee uczi5 -stssr
G, ~ oEz ss-Sa,. aH1 tsss ~ u-ozsS Sil a-voaS
80 eAre1 70 to1oA - hsa-1- IL cve-y C--s- zlli
,er X eecatre5 Elss,S rss5y g Ss-vs Es,e rssl Z
ae -s-r alrvee &c wsar LIS Aca-s- ans g ever
rgSPss; * eaI-zcsS- spqsI-e5 i- al iE zi-y 70 bs
gxoele-s. Tas cczrt. Aviu- hez-5 chs ozse- fozuS
Ka--aess- rzagv cF c---ez-- e dssc57,i-e, sr5
oo.sezaeS an g ,rzus7-s--lrsal tc S5s<-5L s; ~
s1=s uzs a-zs.,i-S sI-s1zlyzS oi-olEssasooz
vassA e5ve rszsoz tx sz--y=-izs sss EzgS-0- -
oozzz-e Tx sszsraeS-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

A nca belonging % gentleman vho l'vod nesr
CaeSisr. Pa. Vas n ths hsSiJ Ci uoi only ginC %
chu-SA. n; reEasiuing Quiesly n the rsv du-inc
service. whcshc- tae uss;c- Vas thc-c o. rot ore
Suu6sy ihs Can 81 the bead o. lsSc iu The potse,
sc-Aoos gave W1y - thar thc whole -os6 was iuuu-
Gated Thr euugrcgziiou. n couscQ1c-ce, consisted
o. lew Eho came frem some cottages close by, but
nObody attended fron the C-rsi hozSe. Tbe elersy-
mar stated that. Wails rSasiug soe Psalms, he saw
his iricnd the doC, come slowly up the aisle, drip
piag with vsi having swan 70 ~ 70 ohzreA he
veui Is usasl into The pew ss6 remained 10 the e1d
q the se-vics-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

WAEET-LSEss--Fas-F Fsrzr-s vas g u,s ssas--
ss 4sgsa- = se s5,k s1s- s--- sszsz--s5 rsksss--
z-ss. -ss l. sz-s 81 & zsz--- sza1-z-ss- was-
~ ra-s Z IL ss5y < z7szalr szs-sss - Essos
ssEs 4 iasrsAses sz1zai! - taas Fars- - Ess1
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