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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

A CENTENNIAL SueeEsr1oN.-TheV icks>
burg (Miss.) Herald would be pleased to SEQ
Jefferson Davis selected as the orator for the
South at the centennial exposition at Phila>
delphia. It mentions it as suggestion of
prominent. strong republican. 1t may be OBJ
jscted, however, to Dir. Davis. that his politi>
cal disabilities have not yet been removed
There is still time enough for this, however,
and even if he is not made citizen in time,
he might be allowed hearing rs one of the
distinguished foreigners who will be present
on that occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

~ It is estimated that the bonded in.
debtedness Of the railroads of this country is
S1.700. 900, 900, and default has been made
in the payment of interest upon $3.50, 0oo,>
600, or moro than one>third of the whole
amount.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

SHEPHERD CoLLEaE.-The annual CON-
msneement of this Normal school took place
on the 18th aud 10Th instants. On the night
of the 18th, the Literary Societies were adj
dressed BY Alex. r. Pendlotou, Esq, of Win,
chester. Va. and on the morning of the 10Th
the exercises of the Graduating Glass were
held. The Board of Regents conferred Nor
nal diplomas upon twenty>eight members of
the Senior Glass. The prospects of the school
for the next session, which begins September
the 9Th, is represented IS very promising.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

PERsoNAL.-Capt. j. Ran. Morrow, of
Missouri. formerly of this oouu.y. has been
on visit TO frieuds here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
RuSINESS NOTICE.

HAyING purchased the interest of NV father
III "a. c. Undertake. decsd1 IN the late firm
OF Iimberiake & Young. would most respect
fnlIy call the attention of the trade and public
generaIlyto the fact that have associated my
self with Mr.. Adam Young Gunior partner IN
firm of 7 & " under the firm name of Young
& Timberlaks, for the purpose of conducting the
Manufacturing Business as heretofore prosecu-
May ~ i uaG ISIS sS5e nf. AMBROSE T1MBERLAKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
ADMINISTRATORS N0TICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate
"a of Fanny c. Brown, will present them 10
Tue undersigned on or before the at of july 1875
June Is. 1s75-st. 4SmIS1stI ator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

The Mobile fAla.) Register comes to tho
rescue of Jefferson Davis. saying: enc one
entered into the secession movement with
greater regret and hesitation than Mr.. Davis.
His speeches for the Union during bis visit
to New England, just before secession, exhib-
tied an ardent desire to avert the calamity
which the Republican party was threatening:
Mr. Davis was not in advance Of, but rather
behind, the people. He did not seek the
position of President of the Confederacy.-
That Office was thrust upon him by uuani-
nous people. After be accepted it he pleaded
for the laws and usages of civilized warfare
when many who are now high in the regard
OF the Northern people, and some who have
sold their birthright for mess of pottage,
were in favor of raising the black flag, and
consigning all alike, guilty and innocent,
women and children, to a common butchery.
II was the iron hand of Jefferson Davis which
held the most horrid passions in check, and
which preserved unsullied tho banner of ST.
Andrew. While there are some traits of his
character which We did not like, there is
nothing in his career which any honorable
man can stamp with opprobium. If he erred,
his errors were love of the cause which the
people had committed to his hands, and an
uuconquerable determination to liberate his
people,"
Enormous ENa1NEs.-An engine has
recently been placed on the Pennsylvania
railroad which weighs seven tons heavier than
the ponderous Mogul, whose drawing capacity
is almost twice that of an ordinary locomotive.
The Mogul is capable of taking eighty loaded
cars from Harrisburg to Columbia, while other
engines are put to a severe test when they
pull fifty cars on that portion of the road
The new locomotive when fully initiated is
expected to get away with hundred cars
The only argument that can be used against
largo engines is that they arc hard on tracks,
has adopted steel rails-able to withstand a
will not be material. The introduction of
these mammoth engines is considered Very
economical measure by the railroad company.
COUNTY IrEMs.-Fromt the shspherds.own
Register of Saturday, we copy the following
items:
AccePteG.-heV. Robert Holland, OF Madi-
son Court House, Va, has accepted call
from the Lutheran Church of this town, as
their Pastor, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the removal of Rev. j. Hawkins, to Middle-
town, Nd.
Officers Ezeeted-At meeting of Mt.
Nebo Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ. in this town, on
Monday evening last, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term Geo. NJ.
Beltzhoover, W. NJ; H. q. Martin, s. w;
R. L. Magruder, J. W.; j. w. Latimer,
Sec'y.; Jno. L. Richard, Treas; s. s. SmeI.
Ger, s. D.; E. 1: Lee, Jr., j. D.; John R.
Keys, Tyler.
A cENrENNA1 sueeEsr1oN.-The yicks,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

TIE PoTATo Bua.-
When the due is on the blossom,
And the atmosphere serene,
Spread gently DER your ,ator vines
A little Paris Green.
The above recipe for killing potato bugs is
Copyrighted, and We warn all persons from in
fringiug.
Ey On Tuesday last Messrs. N. s. White
and H. @. Krebs, Trustees, sold 249l acres of
the Hardesty land, in Jefferson County and
two miles North of wade's Depot, st $50 por
acrs-H G. Kiebs, purchaser.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
AGo1sS Mills"
where we intend conducting the
WOODEN MANUFACTURERS BUSINESS.

as formerly done By the late firm. We have on
hand and are constantly manufacturing every
class of Goods found IN first class V,Tgipia Fac
tory. consisting in part "f Tweeds, Doeskin Cas-
simeres. Diagonals. Herring-Bone Kerseys, Sati-
nets. Drab and Grey FuIled Llnseys. Black,
Grey and Drab Beaver Cloth, White. Grey and
Brown Fiannels. All Wool and Cotton Warp
other articles too numerous to mention.
Highly approaching the patronage extended to
the late firm. We hope by employing none but
the most Stalled woI kmen and by clnse appiica-
ton to business and honest dealings, to merit n
continuance of same to the new firm.
YOUNG & TIMBERLAKE.
Successors to Fimberlake & Young
o. We are also in the market for WOOL. and
May 49, 1875. TT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
GARDEN SEED!

TALL and select your SEED. from the largest
~ and best stock Of Fresh seed in the County al
March is, 1875 JAS. LAW. HOOFF & Co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
100 - Acres..

bounded ON the North by said Turnpike. and adj
joining the lands of James W. Smiley and the,
heirs of Walter Shirley. No improvements ex.
cepting n Well OF LmeStone Water, located ut
convenient site for n house. ana where im-
pfoyements formerly stood. right OF way
from Tract No: 2 to tine Smilhfield. Charlestown
and Harper's Ferry Turnpike. tas now used1
through said Tract No. 4. TO be reserved.
Tract No. contains, by survey,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
J 10. ISIS. AMBROSE TIMBERLAKE.
CO.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Wooden Fabrics sc.
III AVING formed a co-partnership under the
I-I firm name of Young & Timberlake. We
would most respectfully announce to the trade
and pu5l1c that We have purchased the entire
Stock of Goods belonging helate firm of Tim
on I. B. WOODS WooLEN F4CToRY, Fred
erick county, Va. styled
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
SAD NEWS FROM THE GRASS
HOPPER REGION IN MISSOURI.

We have been furnished with tho follow,
ing statement made by a truthful and reliable
person, now residing in Missouri, to his
friends in this county:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
TRACTS on PARCELS OF LAND.

situated and living about miles West of Charles
and iarpers Ferry TnInpilse, aud IL miles non
CameTon's Depot on the Valley Branch of the
b ~ a. .. Z. ~, to-wis:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
UPHoISTERING.

a. the shortest notice-Hs"rk done lower than else
where In the county. He may be found al hour
throus h the day al the corner of Main and Samuel
street,, few doors above the Court-House. will
June 90. lS75-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29
REAL ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Farms.

DY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court nj
I'D Jefferson County. West Virginia, entered al
the March Terms $50. of said Court, in the s,llr
burner & Richatdss et. ais, are Plaintiffs, and
John G. Shirley IS Defendant, the underslrned
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

from the first hour of their opening. Their
little room about forty feet square soon became
too small, and before they had been there q
year they moved into room sixty feet long
Their business continued to increase, to the
utter amazement of their competitors, until
they soon found they must have still more
room. There was but one store-room in the
city larger than the one they were then in,
which they succeeded in getting after work
ing for it more than year. After obtaining
lease they went to work and fitted it up in
splendid style-plate glass front, ash shelving
and walnut counters. The first floor they use
for general stock at retail; the second floor
for carpets, oil cloth. mattings. &C.. and the
third floor for wholesale and storage of stock.
They carry stock of from $50, 900 to $780,
600, aud claim to do more business than any
four establishments in the place combined
every dollar of which is for cash. They pay
for all their merchandise in ten days, thereby
enabling them to buy at the lowest possible
notch, and saving all the discounts.
We are pleased to chronicle this success Of
Mr.. Rouss, and the firm of which be is mem,
Der. He is a worthy son of worthy sire,
and like true Jeffersonian that he is, win,
success by deserving it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-29

Upon examination of the assets and liabilities
of The Peabody Insurance Company. we are fully
satisfied as to its responsibility.
tSlgnedl JOHN REID,
A W.T. SON
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20


Tho King II thc Sandwich Islands was prr-
scented to the two Houses Of Congress yesicr-
day, assembled in tho chamber Of tho House
Of Representatives Tho ceremony was im.-
posing and novel. as nothing Of the kind has
ever occurred here before, The young King
is an Intelligent man. and possesses morc force
Of mind than was al frs, supposed. American
interests arr largely in the ascendant IN the
islands. which owe their conversion g civiliza-
tion and Christianity chiefly 70 American mis-
sioaaries. American commerce has since fol-
lowed up the movement to such an extent that
Honolulu is really an American city and the
centre Of the South Pacific whaling feet and
general trade Of cur Republic. Il is owing
to these considerations that the young King has
been rcocived with 50 much ceremony as the
representative Of one Of the proudcst triumphs
Of American energy and enterprise. Nothing
like it exists anywhere else in the world. or
has been achieved BY any other nation. The
visit will show him the extent and importance
Of the Republic and impress him with an idea
Of the value Of its friendship Hencc we DO
not regard these ceremonies as idle or useless.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20
The Hawaiian Treaty.

The following from the Washington dos-
patches Of Jan. 5th, to the Aid. contains all
that is yet known Of the progress Of this con-
yeutou. which now so deeply Interests all our
people. The advicos are favorable as far as
they ~, hut it mus, be borne in mind that the
treaty has yet to pass the test vote Of the Cab
met and then Of the Senate Committee before
it can he brought for FINAL action before the
Senate:
AT the Cabinet to-day. CJan. 5th). the proposed
treaty With the Hawaiian Islands was discussed az
considerable length. The proposition made BY the
Hawaiian Commissioners was iavoraoly considered,
aud viii probably be presented 70 the Senate at an
early date, The treaty will admit free Of duty the
following articles: All low grade sugars not above
Ne. is molasSes, tallow coffee, hides skins, mctan
dor syrups Of molasses, arrow root pulu, tropical
fruits, cotton, seeds, plants, trees castor OIL
sandal koa, kou and other ornamental woods The
total value Of those articles imported into the Uu
ted States from the Islands last year amounted 20
million aud quarter dollars. Under the present
tariff coffee, hides and skins are admitted free Of
duiy. The Islands arc to admit from the United
States the following articles free Of duty: Agrcul-
tural implements, lime, bricks, cement, lumber.
stationery, cotton, iron, wooden and wooden MANI
iaciures which Include mos, eli articles Al present
shipped to the Islands The value Of these articles
shipped last year was one miliioa dollars.
The Hawaiian Commissioners and Secretary
Fish have nearly completed the reciprocity treaty
between the Islands and the United States. It viii
be ready to send 10 the Senate amer the holidays,
'ut will be withheld til KAakAua leaves saa Fran
,isco for honen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20
Spirit of the American Press.

aEE--- 14rE EeEl4LI
kings are not usually good AZ figures, but
II his MAJESTY has q turn Tor statistics he viii
e abl= 70 tell senators that his subjsots are
larger euusunsrs Of American products than
cone other and apparently more important
sugzr-pr1dEcinz cgguIries. For instance. he
might say The Sanirich Islands took from the
United States n 1871 American products 70 the
value of 81 on so, and N 1878 70 the value
Of ss56 ga, the decrease II the latter year
azisilg II Pzrtfr1n the diysrsi1n Of thefr trade
70 Australia, which begins 70 buy Hawaiian
szgzrz- BIZ IL British ard Dzteh Esst Iriiss
and ths whsle Spanish possessions IN the East
Indies, fr1m rb0m We bought Izst year over
thirty 1lIi11z, took fr1u Is Of ozr products
only 70 ths auol1- q $4,000; about half as
1u-h a. The Hawaiian IsizDis. Cuba, frorn
which Es bo1ght last year ever ssvenfy-seven
Millions, tack fr1n u II rstzrn Isss thzu fifteen
EiIli9ls- Gina took q or Psoiaees, With the
kzIp Ct eostIy steamer subsidies, only triEe
ever n-IEan- sIeizzivs u specie such sz-
EEsz, stated b a King, roaId gfTssoue ofour
peopls letter iiea q The real and relative in
PaE1zlos q lie HzEziiiz1 gimp 70 q, and sloz
thzz hare L fed Ehich CIR fzrusrs and nan
Efzcszrsrz ray veil dssirs 70 e1Itfvats. His
Nz57ss-F III y able % shoz hat the entire
szgzr eEsp q TIE sz1dTfeh IslanSs suounts
= ouly zboz- oue ard half pr cent. Il he
szoz1t afsagzr II poE-sd ia-o the United States
-zz- year fr1z f5-sigz centres, AID Z dsers-
Ire szeh frlEe ftzt fis Lozisizna planters
Led not b ARID q L I1dsed, King Kzla-
Ez1z Ezs . gDod ezss that L hzuiIy needs |
-crs Tx Ar Statement % s1coeed, AID tie /
il1s q LIS tr=asy tr5zhIes Us less than ozr de-
ne . XIV VIA vi b hss Nsjssty's in
5rsssio1s q ne krsr ssTsrs sn0EfzII, q the
az- sight q IL dsle Il re cspttI, CT TIE
'Tzat tEzzse1z-i-el-aI 555zzsy, q his emotions
Z taxing b IL kz1d tie g7zst ssisier-Prssi-
~ Wise farTzzss AID esrPzigzs sz-fnz tie
Ez- he Kizgs tksl pLzfz CololeI Kzlzkaza.
Ezaehsd Vl-h . lively AID fzseIIsyz1t n n
srat"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20
kinE EaIakaHa's Christmas In
New York

King KAlazz4, Gov. D1u1iuis, Col Ehsrrv
and others Of the r0yaI party, accompanied by
AIdzmzn GiIln. Koch, and KEN. Assistant.
Alderman B-ucks AMI Gen Pinckusy. Clerk
# The Common Council, LEFT The Windsor H5-
tsl I'1ss before II A n and vsre driven 10 s.
ThomHs's Church At FIfty-thiir,f-strset and
FTith-avsuuz- he party were PROVIDED With
seats II the censsr aisle, directly II fr0ut Of
the altar. he ehErrh vas handsomely dsss-
rztsd ard there E1z 4 special and sIaborats
ulEsicaI ssrvics n hnlor q the day. In fr11r
Ct The ehaaceI vera masses Of eTsrzrseus and
natural Eersrs. EhzIz blind he chaucsI =
plan Greek er0ss r1se frga a ground 7-ork of
grssn- The EaIIsries of he church and tie
columns were Ornausu-e,i With svsrrrseus and
gzriauts- he large ssiizce VS. EHs,i he
ssrzou bT Dr. N7rgrz vas a sbar5 address
apprcpriltz 70 the day Then f1Isred The
A=eriPuao- Glary To God II the Hizhssr,-'
NazA--; OEzrt1rz. Peace "a Earth, G1ed
vi u Ns1--
ths Iazt por-i1u of tie service o. Isa7inr he
ehu-h they ware drfv=n 70 tie hatsl. -hz-s
l-1ch Ezz par-akzu It he party thsn ven
70 G1usy's gallery. Photographs Il ths
king II fll ua5f1rz1 AID n ssvs-zI u.osfi-ffsrss,
and also cf the zT11F, were takzu- L vas n 4
tsrl1sd th- CIV Eapeuz st1ll6 be II thz
ErzzPs b- h L szIH zzabls 20 lave rs mn
Al 1TI-zti1u had heen received fun P 7
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EaTIzg szgIzai his EiIlizZzsss 70 zcesuz. an
answer &C tai sizcs E1s SAT L-s Efzz lad
hsa-5 u1-h Ct IL Iz-Zz zzl5zuczs uhieh
gz-hG 4 thz E5Ppo,sr11e, especially Cd Hi
days zzd he had 1z-iefpa-sd nzch plszsz-z-
A ne party Ezrz 5ztzinei AZ thz Phst1g7zpE-
=r=s Az lz ne King h.l6 Pr1zssei 70 give AZ
E1sz=ues = Hlzzzzzzz rzzi5zlE 4 It's ez-T,
IL vls1 . tLe HfPpo'i-s1s Va posspoued- [
he EEg vi sn6ezE1r = Tzzzr tEe Hfppo-
--lllz 1z-1zz IL c1uzg EseE
AhoE- : oieIeck IL King rseeITsd timber
Z ali finds and r=s55e1z Il Ks 6sz.iassus
I al a6rzzl nzner \ Ia oEn pzzSoz.
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1aTa5za Lslzn1s Tsrz D. 7. n Can 6 P
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saf5= ne dslznsis rLaos Il rzs6sz.ce. zzd 1
tker Elzndss Tsz Fzrzz Goo5zls, Ms :
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20

- tNIaNNiN IH NNNHtiII H ~ iIHtH HI NI Tf tfl
lula dsaascd iatrstais nslaFa W. faalre ilara. ~
81 Nriicr 20 FFutlaa a. tll.liaalralarr
ON rrsiinr sni aiff tna fNlllrn - M EEt
nia alrEnE fnaf Al % liano'a'n. ressf ~ raan H.l
ntestifr slli flaanian NJ 1it ~ rrasare
n isih sn'i rrst.E mas Afttrrr RI tirlI1sran
salt An ie, si lA4t he D. arrolltsi kerururar~ t.
sfTaInf HfaanNnlr
no b ur.irfri fnaf MONDAY. no sIn .fsr ef rrrnft
RN A. n is5t ard neeanF Il tnrrialalI - $780,.
ld 1rilta'u before 20 all ilE1-ce. .a n
hts tunft a. tossni'i 90 sshiaa ilss sia l-
f1ilsfueil NAV appear ant Sow aaa. cav ~ ta.
uhF rlii rrifnn snrss Hui D. FrnItIf
runiisrei in Eaglasn lal ifsasalan Hsa-.s
~ Ilaaaflr -
.' kuokcs urwsrarFrs On HaHcins last IS -.
dlnE approved fai ls iae % fl1sa 10 srri.
"a temporary sslHliaasifai1f afaaaFtIa
Dated ucnointa. January on. lfi2
g. a. WNEnrs
Attest fusrlsa 81 % - go
fSo n naaNtnn. nep Cis19 a-st
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20


he znisrsrss,i- Sseczal CE1 n ssillsrs azgsfls,i
y IS MHl-ssg T. s0lsct- -scrirs a1f slr-Fa-f %
-scs 1Is1azrv ~ ~ H-cs. ss111tiec1-ss All 5-1-
tu-1s it ~ 1tFaal Al-ilL1- iss1l1si ilr -as II
asr1a-l1E sEi'alal1 q FniiuisiFlz1. "a tas sr1s-
squ IT IA CsussnziL srgrsa-r 4 Ne yea rS-s
Deg tsswt1 b g'vs agEre EA1s nav ~ -r-1a-sf 3
r-cslrs --1n -un=-a41lrs a. 1-1rss " directs a.
assazEd- q ~ stHsv AZ IA E1l- : & waisr -
7llI-I- As a. a-1clss % ss sza lissG mus bs =
Fliaitsi1Ala 1sifrs ht-gh "a rSrS. tls ,Fu--lsa-
na1a --lu z1sss Islands 'ssgu1iscrf aid -ssiu
- sslzg 4-Ta-isa a. q sss n sai AZ IL ysa-
We beg asrvFiza 10 agent Ess AZ slrns ssfs-ss
IN lr-1-a Frl'iu-l- lls Il zaz4aH-sz-vz. AZ
lIizs-as 1zt -ssgG-,ss OF issa -s1-,is. Ia Z :
sacgsseHi nay se SEM % L. Ezib-zan
>Fee.nsHs If EEsis-sil-a. gai-zasi AMI n SER
SIMS n Es-s-
E-alnI-s. ua.ia s-gm Island F1qfz.
E-sla-s1 specimens lt ll-is All isiss, &C.
san Pies IT rsgseaa.zs All e-zs t-isi preserved
All gwen or r-grs1g-
Ferns. -arsa-z. Elg-a11Es.
Sas-r-Iu sazI-z- isFosIrs. n EgR-svTsg-zarf-
>lails -rrz-s lt a. FEa.izrs All sha.fss-
Gacilgra- sueeizusus-
Eiaraaz pass. II A. zis,iz, sazz-z- II 7rspa-gi
C9fas N sa.Cs-
Pun n en-as
S1.sa- I'm 1aca ll-rs slaazaz1n sa.usiss Il ~
6Esn- EIa-f-ss n ss-s-
VIM auglzz f-ru sach -slaaf u -ae 4-..g n
:a-isd-
cas-1a n buds H1,i gi1lsi
Alre a bag sisazef All 1aciaa1s,i
Ava -guEz-
EAiGF IN sssfs.
4--TF-s-lgc n ksgz-
At1llii-r1--ss 1sazlsr rirIEs zaz sa1aE -ala-
'aa1as 1F-na I'm lazva i1rraE naasr--s 1ly.iur-
SENS Iilaa lisa 11gas uBiais u .a11us hruss
11snsis- n,nsls lf houses. lf 5l-usr ar.i 7rgsgu-
1n'z aaziar lf A. sz1is s 1ssizs- rurs s1aes
has sas-
t1Helg-ia1s q zEEa-Il1 i.ec1z AMI scsusrv.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-20
Communicated
The Advertiser and :. EvoIufIonist. .


Nh. EDrToR;-In exposing some errors OF an
editor palpably ignorant of bis subject but who
Nieids through the press an influence amouE crude
thinkers, l bad but one idea-and that was, 10
show BY the gross mistakes made how liable 10 er.
Tor bis deductions might be from other subJects still
less within his compass especially when partisan
zeal, overbearing It always Is might imagine IL
self called upon 10 do battle for cause. which. II
assaied at all. assAiled with weapons against which
narrow dogma Is worse than useless. Now. what
has been assailed, that gross misrepresentation
should be brought to bear 10 the imaginary strifsf
Tyudall proPouuds doctrines, the essential feat
ures Of which are admitted BY all modern philoso-
piers, aud many OF them the most simple Christians
This In itself bears testimony to the fact that thew
were not born Of atheism-nor do they Of necessity
lead to It.
Tyndall himself has denied the charge Of atheism
made against him, and in these words-(vide ga
OF Dee s6,hl; ~ do not profess that creed OF a,hs
ism, which has been 50 lightly attributed TO me"
Is Il honorable, or Christian, to call a denial Of
AZ uaf0lHdsd eiargs, " rsc1afafioa "a peniteut
apology for fact admiitsd3 But, as I am com
mended, BY the editor to the tender mereiesn OF
his gifted correspondent, I must hear the diving
squeak OF Quilp," who in his last agony commits
the EaplHeSei d1r 70 Ne kssping Of ne no5r birds
Having made short cats from science % metaphy-
sies aud from thence to fable. as a refuge, be i
willing 10 trust his exhausted spirit 10 its Estern
care So let fable, bis own By election point ne
moral and adoru the tale d" Aud let bis epiiaph Be
written:
ne sosasaia hs With Iasor, Aaa br1ushs flrsh
11uss -
Here rests hi- nav. gpoa this lap 4 sarth
fuor Qlil7,' % frtlus snd 70 fa1e unknazas
fatT sc-e--e srruzE With his humble birth
he 44-srtifar zarkel hin far his on.
Rs41iss1a; IN paesi
Erected By his friend and admirer,
FvoIrTTovrsr