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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

BEuerrE. Nay 4.-Iz TIE chA=bs- q RsPressstA-
tiFes. tesay AEP-e1s1t Lia5su, Ni1isssr Ct ForsEa
AEsi-s. read the reply Of lie BsigAa G0Tsru1eni 70
he Gs-zH- 1oss e Fss-laEy ISL L dszisz shAi
Bs-riuz has declined % eszssse- Gs--auy's ds11nds
he qusssio- q failing osEasiOas 70 prsTsut sub
s--.s fruz 6is.ErbinE nsiEAbo-i-E eoz-s-ss APPLES
zss 70 Bslriu- alone but to az States Eaich regard
& tssi- 6uty 70 rz.cs psses- Ebsz tie Belgian
5sFs-zzszs Z APr-sss5 e Steps tAks- n es-zAHy
and ether eoG1t-ies 70 re1eSy dsseisness i their
us-sl laws, III sz.=i.s ~ oEn II thsir bar
m 81 chs ezst1s, s-1dsigzs and liberties Of Be-
riz= viii the sncs-rEt desire 70 eosPsr-ts Il TIE
zsz.suE-ss q eooa rei1sionE- Belgis1 Il ds's-Ein-
e 70 fzlsn the 6uss q uezsrl STATE, and % eui-
.irs.s tie frs1dship q Gs-zAay. AEPVsnori, a'ier
rsr tie nsse, E.a.es th.t TIE iuressigEi51 Of the
Duchsszs ss.ir FHs II progress He closed viii A
uYpssi t. he Ea.rissisa q AL parties
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

CtFTUEE OF a SUPPOSED PIRkTE Cara Wash
inEton special SAYS the State Department has rriy
Cd, through British soarce Information that the
brig James Birucy. carryia- the American fac.
while a The HAYES grouP 81 Islands. 10 The Souih
Pacific. in September last. was captured bv The rs
lives and one bali 81 the cTrw murdered. while the
remainder esczped in tie ships boat From The
list OF officers and seumea furnished il i evident
they were al Briisi subjects, which opinion Is no,
only confirmed bv the Navy Department. but the
suspicion Is that The Bi-ney Is an Earlsh vessel.
sailing under the American eoiors, engaged in steal
Ing natives Of the sroaP OF Islands visited. and tbs,
The natives oaly defended themselves against ne
f--r~-s.--x
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

wa- E1-s-s q. Haii.zia-s vlu saoz lsau-h hip q
al-s -s1 saas o. r1Fe. IAInas O. o. Nev Ea-k ans
So FHra-1 laarl rtt Be-suta, 81 De- clzluau5e5 ly
-a.-l- 'laa Bayis fa-usrig g, ihs shF Eaaaal he
E-a-rs sd $50 alz- Ballm1-e flr 50 Fr4n1s70 90
-rlH-f lrr11z-
vael.r .A7 car u1v b suHi a. cheap ia he Uuiiei
ss- arr 1-asf oouutry. x Is ststrs thas the o-s q
r-s ss-s lzis ir AZ = lie yarss o. the B-ith r--
v-= rall --aA s. eal pr ian, and in the wards e
N.zs S. s. ~ tea ths usie-isl uset beng TAX and
Ea rl+ -lsase1 uy al slF7iuE men Dc vastly sz7
" f-- AZ B-e-er C- Iilritu-E- ovias &c the srlubis
BE vrtzs1 trs he scarcity O. tiube- Is v5Ils est
SD -.- Or sl- b. t-iz q vsss,L-
Ese-ly-s F1zuss -EAzE-Ths returns q ths s-ass q
s- H--l.1 g. he vsar ls-s sh-u iso,us eash
-s E-l -r.s Ttt 5a-as il crp1-ss sact lsg Is So
,s .r la7ss So $50 TO- ne a-zs l-ures reE-osa-s
81 era q re szT-- x ls-g he sst- hs-i q one PER
--E E .ts seis e ls-S Iu ls-z tie sxpo-ts cf i-uu
- 1l- ia1s= Is-s tbese las aIs- - Is. sl1
Er rl--u1 -uauufs1tures thers iuc-rasr IL
-l--r aai iac-aass ir vEius owing The dscns 10
r TOE rai1s * a.slu c17-s u ISIS v1s So oo1ooC;
-- ui s.. oacao1 IN ls-s sls Uzes Sssses izp1sea
81 W OFT us aa5 ssr1-tss 81 sl as5 i->s thar 10 ls-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

MAJ ssrH--The anniversary OF Queen Yicto-ia's
birth vas duly observed OF Monday BY British resi-
dents IS well as others Msjor woaehoase, Her
Nslesiy's Commissioner snd Consul Gener1l. ~
eeived Official calls from = tai P n AZ his -esi
denee AZ Nakiki, and from O'Clock III dark gar
den party Was held on the grounds. where many
guests wcrc entertained. among them His Majesty
The King and Prince Royal Vice Consul Davies
also entertained his ftieads a. generous spread 10
Bis counting room, where many called on him. and
those Vho were not British sut css arc supposed 10
have Vishe5 they were Long may tie fag Of Eng
land, the Mother Of Nations. wave and long usvtbs
noble mother o. Princes live 10 receive The HOMAGE
nf the whole civilized world
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

JoEs BEIsHr ASD LEHIysToy.-Ths following let
froa john Bright zzs rad A. tie Lexington din
nez LAST Monday:
RocEDkLE, April :, ISIS.
DEAK SrEs hare TO thank yog for the kind IL
vitatau yo1 have forwarded 70 to join in tie
Hiss and rsioisnEs II vbsh y0u expect to Be eag1g-
Cd OF the 9sh Ct this month
cannot e-oss tie ocean to join yoVr great eonPs-
NJ, ard know not hoE 10 write you letter fttirg
lie oeezsiou- Eozli r1fhsr net Thick q an oesa-
si0a VIXEN ErEshme1 she'd blood. and e Eiish blood
your continent, ard void prefer 10 celebrate the
freedom and grln5sur Ct your eouutry soae other
day Bat rtioses Eith you u that freedom ard
Erauie1r, and With yea. that tbsy nay be psrPetuAi
VITA nzay thanks for year ki15 rsnsmbrasss Of
ne. an sisosrsiy yours. JoHx BErsET-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
PORT OF HONOLULU.


lHr -zS1- Fs-y cutea- Peat f-1z HanaieL. Cz-rr 80
alr.r. ez-ts ual1 @ hiac-- : pa-seuEe-s
c--r NA-ua-s Ia1u Ban frl1 M1ilka and L1ua-
.l-V.. So uuit- uta1s. 81 saee7 tS.iss uu,ll
-f5-s ca.r cal1keas- Fzsslrre-s-
--h-lr Ne-1ss N=-rli- Gaze trl-- L1haluA L--g,r
rses 3 Fazs-E1ce-z-
ecr HEltit Kin. frllI Nav alaii- CRY sli
Fsu slrar. htis hse- e cAi1kt1- pksse1-
Sca- All Fellru. MA f-Cz kEuai anl Nliakzz
tls wasl = t.s l11.1u 4 7as kllrs- = -.
lseC a. hl-. ! rl-1 u,sl : Fass-1eels-
E-- anait Hrarr, f-gz Nli4Ez. lz--e: g hs
: Tssselre-s-
=-s-a- kEu-- Eesual1 f-c- kahului- C1-pr- 80
~ fra-. ~ Fss-z-1ss - ai1ss- tls lAllrE.
l1-ss. lE-rr- ra1ss11-ts-
H-tr Active. fuaahl "a f-rsut khtsiE Gz-.--= 90
Fsr sz-z- = tlla-- BIS tal,su.
s-L-EA Asa f-lz NaiakH- lu-g1= . ezssle,
---Aas- a. Ssssrl1lzz. WA..rsy, j dtys frol SAa
fHaaszcl
So Ka-u-z.uzl EElavzia f-1l Ka-aihae. Or
81 Fs- laias rails lsA-he-. = lzs aa1 5 ls-is
asa
So I've Ta-tec Kar7z f-lu AushllA OPP.
ID r-as vas7l - hars -ise. hog
=-S-lr s-l.f 49,. Lzas- frc1 N1llEl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

LOST ovEkEoAEn.-Au unfortunate Asci5sut hap
pened on board the ship Marianne No,Ic5ohm 81
n on Suudsy afternoon, When approaching the
port While hosting The anchor over the bou. ready
10 ia - when the anchorage was reached, Slipped
and struck oaPs,an bar 81 the hands Of The third
officer, knocking him overheard. A life Prese-var
two boats were dispatched as soon as possible for
him Sat the ship having been swept by the siud
and current some way iron The scene oftheEcci6eut
the search proved fruiiless, through il was not
abandoned til ! O'Clock n the uorntE, o. nine
bours a.ter. BIS name was Daniel Campbell OF
Paisley, Scotland, : years q are, and De had been
il San Fr1ncisco but few days when be shipped
on The Nottebohm- This SD scoidsat occurred
IN siEhi o. land, withiu ten miles Of the port and
has very naturally cas- gloom over lis sllpmztes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

EEEs1SL---Ln6 er the appropriate bes6 VII Be
---u- uu-ce os tx Ezar-aE-e q Ar- " z BuchE-
--- 10 Nh FisEsumcns Of this city Mr. 8, hEs
s- szi q tbs cry for several years. hi Is
ua-i71 q E1-i-ezl Cruz5A- Ehe-e be Was oo-u-
t1s F1s-s Is tl1hsr. NJ. AlsL B1oszna1- vas ior
t--.E vaz-s oas q the lez5inE ard nost respected
-EEu= uf ia r-urizes- oocz7-i-- lie ho1o-1hle
llsl-- q ouesr's Coz1cilo-. A hrOsAe- q Mr.
D rcE Eu5 has fo- severn years beer manager
e ~ Ba-k q Nou--ezL We couErztulSte he
A7zT 11-rs oz taei- szio-s Eaa trEsi il nay prove
11s 1s pe-7=szal ie-icity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

AE-srrr-Tasr h1s been prepared for the Roy
G. AKA Csc eirao-1 ez5o5yi1E resolution
l- -ta1zs ro-at II ne Ch1pse-to is Oldest men
1-- 6z1-ct c. N,Ls1-- Ehi1A VII Be- presented .
~ s-s ere-ur q. TIE loscs ron L Is the hsa6i-
ul-u- H. Ezu-T Gles q ths city 70 spedne1s
6 E1as- r1-s Ee hEvt 1lre-5r o1ziet E-tsuiioo- i
11-sisz d e slzhc-l-s h1-1er, sous thres inches
--aa1 AID Enesl y rweutE-tEu inchas il slre-
-li1 g ur Nasu-ic eueers ard sce-es fIl1s-rs-iuE
n -zlzsr-s q F-ee Nasoury, al iuierwoTsu with
1ls-1T Ct TX cz---lTtje A. 50 IS 70 fo-u Eost
1a-E e-u-t- Il ftis f-zzE c77isc in The enest
s,-ie CO Ea11Erstir. Is TIE -eso.u-io1 q thanks
t-1a- q -ae c7oz- &c IL C1z7se-. t,ciu5iur King
Aalaa,1u1 Araer-he-. q zakes The most el15o-zts
$685. 4 pezz1uzhiP ersr SKI aa-s, and one
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

EasE BA---Iz -szPoazs % a CAL issued No1-
Gag 1E -hs ~eak Bass Ball Cab was Organized
F-1 - mezbszs zussr ths ulms q Pzci6c, sua
r uss- f-- -hs 1-s- -izs or S-.ur5Hv Esle-uoou AZ
1a-k p n uaou tAIlr rev Erou1d o. tie eSqlA-
-1sl E1-1EiuC Ers the ozce-s. Y ?. Aleu,
E-=a5s-t= A. u. Cz-1sT. Tiee President. 2 Wan
tz-sz--. Se-'y ard T-ezszrsr- ". E Peeblss, Cap
-l- - size Szie-azE CSnnii-ee-F. Wander
- z Wel-zev
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

- IL S.ezze- kllusz resumes her tups 70
-1--rw. or No16aF she VIII leave for Hawaii. as
Or -lEz--st- , Which las been lliered- Al al Be
r-1ez 20 1sz-u thzs TIE Leak rs foau5 g be tn
-- ard tltf taf steamers hun is apparently As
f-z1s Is slsr SIC Eas iauucnu6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

- he Dz--6 Corvette Ca-aeas arrived a. San
Presses Ar-l =. and as expected 10 Sal during
EEr l-- a1-1,zll and Japan This i taefrst Dutch
uz- So re1- Las ris-tez the Norsh Pzcifc daring
-ll pass glz-s- usz-zrE, as reported il 1he Saa
E--1-ls-c -1as-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

TEE LATE BCRGLAEIEs--On Sunday last, Mar
shal Farke succeeded, after several weeks diiEeat
search and inquiry IN recovering pat Of the proper
u stolen By the burslar who entered Dillingham; &
Co.'S store from tie roof as described b. rs az the
tine u occurred and in finding the burglar himself
who Is nov IL Jail awaiting trial As BeSr IS can
learn, Ehe following sre the facts S0ou sfter tie
lbsve ba7cia-y. there occurred Two Others on Nan
Rru street. in o1e Of which gold necklace and
charm. and 5 watch Vas stolen. and few nights
after, IN Al adjoining building one gold watch two
SILVER watches one gold r5uC and thirty dollars IN 81
yer certificates were stolen. Al the last place en-
tered the bzrriAr accidentally Iost and len lis cap,
Ehich Vas iAkea % the s,siioa hoase, aud there
i5sutfed ~ one Of the police as belougng 10 aCai-
nzmzn named T1m Gun Sin, who vas Immediately
arrested viii another Cblnamzu Supposed 70 Be an
sccouplice, but against whom 10 proof has been
found Uo5er the house where Tun Cum Sia Lived.
Ee-e f5zn6 BIT Sud btstaIk. chi@el and serew-5r-
vsr which bad evidently been use5 in the shops e.
tered SIN there was 10 proof 70 show 10 whom
these tools belonged Cootinaed ard most dIligeut
search Vas made, uufa Sunday lEst, when several
gilt chains ard rings tlkeu from DiliuEazm's. three
ten dollar bius and four watches and the gold
necklace and riucs were al recovered, and now
in the possession q the Marshal, with proof su5-
cent % CONVICT he guIlty party Considering that
no cue whatever WAS obtEinea til The cap vas found,
and even sfter that there Vas no evidence 70 COZ
nect the arrested nan with the first burEiar-,-it
certaiuly shows sil OF the par Of detectives
suca - las seldom beer Surpassed elssEbers- We
nav add that the stolen property vas found buried
in the premises occupied By the Chinamsn,-zll
sasslv ties II IL bsE. The Only thing not yei
covered / the pistol stolen from DI1zhzzs store,
sns Ooe old silver watch he police force deserve
great credit for this arrest and recovery Of TIE stolen
property aid Il vii serve 70 show thieves that they
snuos carry OF their tr15s successfully here IS lou
As tAsv ars zrehed By Marshal P1rks and lis posse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

which the recipient VIII doubtless hi-bly prize. Il
may Be seen on Thursday and Friday Of This week
In Mr.. whitucy's bookstore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate Of J. L Lewis, Of Honolulu, deceased.
DROBATE OF THE LAST WILL AND
II Testament Of The sid James L Lewis having been
granted in ne Supreme CU1rt in Prohaie The afh day
q Apr ls7s- and letters Of administration with vii
nsxes1 having issued % the undersigned
In pursz1ce q order q Court notice hereby given
% AL Cr1rs q n sd deceased. 70 present. their
Gains dry authenticated and With the proper vouchers
= A1y exist evez Z the can Is secured 81 nortEzEe on
eszEte ct5ce Of TIE uzcsrssznsd On Queen
street Hnuoiu1, within 81 uCutks from date they
VII d forever barred ALEX J. CARTW RTGHT.
A55nl1iszr.t5r, with VII ANNEXED
H01oa1i1- Apr1 -. 1s7L s1s4f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

- he ziu steamer City o. Melbourne from
ss-1sr zuE Auckland. u,ay X expected on Fria4y
e. s--z-zay zo-1izz o. Iais veek- En- route Tor san
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- Bl-s Ceyl1u sailed from BossO7 April &c,
ul assorted ozr-o C Moss-s c Brewer & Co.
So v 5s Eue 81 al September
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
AKErrats AZ LIZ H.

ARRIVALS AZ THE HAwAuAx Horu:
r. l. Ritch--rk CIV. pFH H., ,,,-f
l- D SfarErsls. Isauaii u t,------T - -
< Sla1Al..ae laval Rev v. caiisr. WEialuz.
au1sc NcDrNdr knuai Csrs Wtif-.v - a N-,..
e u. Russell R-tlrui q 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIHEl

,SfH c. Brewer q co.-Agents. ia
49, Favorable ArrEnEeneafs can always b SzSS<
na- and shipment q Oii, Bone Hide z1a
cher Merchandise 70 NeT Bedford Bosion. New York and
5thsr Eastern Ports Ia Cash Advances made.
ssl-ly c. BEEWER 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

NkvAL-Lisat Con; Glass Is detached from the
Nautical School Saip jamestown, AZ Mare Island,
and ordered % duty as Executive Ol1cer OF the Re
oeiviuC Slip Independence. Lieutenant Dulhauiy
is changed from the Receiving Ship Independence AZ
Nare Island and ordered 70 the Receiving ship Yer
mont a; New York. Lieutenant " J. Drake and
Master Nelson Raustou are detached from the Nau-
ticzl School snip jamestown and ordered TO the Re
cliviog Ship Independence. Master William P
Day has reported his return home having been de-
taeaed from TIE Dictator, aud has been ordered 10
examinztiou for promotion. S1rEeon 4. c. Rhosdes
Is detached from tie Beaisia and placed on The SICK
list Passed Assistant Surgeon A r MzEru5er IS
detached from tie Nauiiczi School ship jamestown
and or5e-e5 to the Navy Yard a; Mare Island. Cal.
-Adniral Peuncck. commanding the Asiatie
Squadron, sends 10 The Navy Department The details
o, a visit 10 he d-si King O, sam ty Commander
NcD51szl. q the steamer Saco- BE was received
Wi;h marked favor. steamboat placed 81 bis dis
pos4l while az B4ukok. aud uob.euan OF rank de-
tailed . P5!at out bec.s Of interest TIE Minister
o. Foreign Affairs gave an entertainment in bis
honor. and other courteSies were shown him.
Trade il san was dun in consequence c: great
fan in The pres Of rise There was YER little
American trade, ard no American vessels in port
Co@maa5er Lewis, Of the Tantic, had anchored OF
he city OF Canton, and lad visited the Tieeroy,
uho returned tie visit and was pleased with bis
reception.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VI. ;. GRNBAUM 4 CO..
c. ;. BARTOF. AuctIoneer.
Executors Notice,

NHL LNDEhSIINEU HANIIt BEEH AP
III Fquted BY the Hon. A. Fu-lan1Er- Erecz-1-s with
& tie Es-z-e q lare Efn1rf SER q Ho-
1A EE-- keratT uc-fT A. pErscus tl1eese6 sd
eslse . pay ao5 Fsrsoas having cans
-e = rress1t Ken Ei1la 1oufhs frg dzis hsreoL
WILLIAM sAFFEEY.
JAMES STTTH
E1Eczt1-s q Es-1-s -s1e z EsrT-
rluP4laE E07zlzla- NAai. NAreA .. 1874. ssg-ln
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
L. N,v Zealand and California Nail ssan,rsscAdul, for m

THIP FRoN slnNEr p ~ FRANcIsco 7IsE
Ees-s Sssafs- DsFzi ll-saiaia Ar. e $ F-sE Il
- 49, ~ ----- ----- u =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

RETUEN TRIP FROM ) =. ~ sY1NFI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

Lserg Sss PISS ~ q ll.sslzi- lT-- a. So.
~ - uhuaFs aun- sh.f - - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

KrSssrox JAM Nay sd.-Ths British eun-boa
Dryad. from Santiago de Cubs, brings news that tb
Iasurgeais reported to hare been successful in on
On 80 eagasensats. Aad are burning more estates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
A. T. STEWART.

This gentleman sets an example TO The
young men Of the country which they will
do well .toeoPy. Mr.. Stewart b as his
place Of business al about s o'clock ever
morning. He rides in 40 omnibus when il
suits bis convenienee. lie goes 10 parties
at an early hour and leaves at reasonable
time. Yesterday be saw one Of the wag-
ons in which bis goods are delivered-coyer-
ed with canvas drawn over hoops. his name
painted on the box, and the vehicle filled
with parcels--passing from Broadway into
Wall street. On the seat with the driver
sat the merchant prince. ss careless Of the
remarks of others ss sensible man ought
always 10 be. Mr.. Stewart got out in front
Of Drsxell's banking house without The con
sciousuess that be bad done anything re-
marknble or unusual. About the same time
some young bloods alightod from hae
liyeried establishment. We happened 70
know the latter gentleman Is veil as the
former. One vas young merchant who
does not po-sess $50 600. and owes 6ss
times this amoun:. His credit is marked
ID in commercial reports. The other was
q gentleman whose father failed in Wall
street two yearys ago. bis creditors losing
BY the failure about Si0O.U0O. but the
vile had settled upon her ahandsome estate.
lhe carriage and horses. Of course. right
fully belonged TO the creditors. But they
the upstairs Inside, the fupky on the box.
and the cigsr--from which smoke vas then
ascending. we're shamelessly haunting and
parading the streets. while men like Me.
Stewart we're riding IN . baggage wagon Or
wading the slush on foot .-BroOkiya
Anus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
A CHRISTMAS LEGEND.

II was ChristBss Eve. The night was
very dark and the snow falling fast, MS
Hermxna, the charcoal burner. drew bis
cloak tighter around him. and the wind
whistled 3ereely through the trees Of the
Black Forest, He had bevn TO carry o
load 10 castle near, and was now hasten-
ing home to his little hut. Although he
worked very hard. he was poor. gaining
barely enough for the wants Of his wife and
his four little children. He was sinking
Of them. when be heard faiut wailing.
Guided by the sound, he groped about and
found little child. scantily clothed. shi-
vering aud sobbing BY itself in the snow.
Why. little one, have they left thee
here all alone 10 face this cruel blast =
The child answered nothing. but looked
piteously up In the charcoal burners face.
Well. cannot leave thee here. Thou
would'st be dead before the morning.
So saying. Hermann raised il in his arms.
wrapping 10 IN bis cloak and warming It's
little cold hands in his bosom. When he
arrived a. his hut. he put down the child
aud tapped n tho door, which was ialme-
diately thyowa open, sad the children rush
" ~ a'ees 49,
=. s,s. Wv, \ : gusss ~ our Ou1's.mss Una,
hse suPFes ~ ... ne' 'esu'hg 70 tue n',le
QUE, sho he'a ''@au'y 70 h's nnger WIN i's
"ny napa. . y,
NJ 'i :. Is,se@s ~, a y - y saio ..s .ne Sie,
o ~ h's s0ess ans 'as'n h''nse'i W
'1S Tas - Ana. "a ...,-..,-,
~ 81 s"." ~ !as,:a., 1'unu 70 wei
tn. % - i-l. l.h'; . ~ M .- ss. oo"s''
.as.,sS 80 .;,s S.;as 49, ~, s",.s, ps'iy -. os.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
A splendid DESCRIPTION.

On certain occasion one Paul Denton,
q Methodist preacher in Texas. advertised
q barbecue. with better liquor than Is y
sually furnished. When the people Assem-.
bled desperate IN the erovd cried out:
Mr. Paul Denton your rsyereBes has lied.
You promised not only COED barbecue
but be,ser liquor. Where's the liquOra
There. answered the missionary, 10 tones
Of thunder. and pointing his long. bony
finger u the matehless double spring.
gushing up in two long columns with q
sound like shout Of ioy from the bosom
Of the earth. There, he repeated, with q
look terrible Is lightning. while his ensiay
actually trembl cd nc bis feet these y the
liquor which God The Eternalibrews Cor all
his children. Not in tbe simmerins still.
over smoky fres eheked With poisonous
aasses, aud surrcuhded with the stencil Of
sicksning odos and corruption. doth yoar
Father 10 heaven prepare tho precicas O.
sence Of life pure cold water. Bat The
glade and grassy dell, wbese The deer
wanders and The child loves 70 play, there
God brews u; and down. away down 70
The deepest valleys. who're the fountain
murmurs and the rills sing; and high up
on the mountain tops. where the naked
granite glitters clouds brood and the thun.
der storms crashed and out on the vild.
wild sen. where the hnrsicane howls music
and the big wavos roar 10 chorus. sweeping
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Is there any vacant place 10 this bank
which | could FLIP was The inquiry Of q
boy, as with glowing cheek. be stood be-
fore the manager. gta sin 8 6HH
! There is none, Was The reply.
Were You told you might obtain q sit
nation. Who recommended your
No ons recommended me. sir.s calmly
answered the boy. ! only thought I would
see. a.sk
There was straightforwardness in the
manner, an honest determination in the
countenance Of the lad. which pleased the
man Of business. and induced him to con-
time the conyersation. lie said:
You must have friends who could aid
you in obtaining situation; have yon
told them;
The quick fash Of .he deep blue eyes
was quenched in the overtaking wave Of
sadness. as be said. though half musi1gly |:
My mother said il would be useless to
try without .friends;' then recolIecting
himself, he apologized for the interruption.
and was about to withdraw, when the gem
tleman detained him BY asking Why BE did
not remain at school for a year of two, and
then enter the business world. 4 a
have 10 time.' was the reply.
: study at home. and kscy up with the
other boys.
Then you have place alfssdy7' said
the interrogator. Why do yod leave it !?
.lhave not left IT, said Che boy. quietly.
But you wish 10 leave ii what is the
matter
For an instant the child hesitatsd then
be replied with bali reluctant frsnkness !:
| mlst do more for my motherf
Brave wordsl Talislnan of success any
where, everywhere. They ssnk into the
heart Of the listener. recalling the radiant
past. Grasping tbe hand Of the astonished
child. he said, with quiyering voice:
MY good boy, what is Jour name? You
shall gil the 6rss vacancy for an apprentice
that occurs in the bank. II, meantime.
you need friend. come to me. But now
give me your confidence. Why DO you
wish to do more for your mother? Have
you no fatherT
! Tears flIed the boys eyes a. be replied !:
My father is dead. my brothers and
sisters are dead. and my mother and | are
left alone to help each other. But she is
not strong and wish to take care Of her.
Ii will please her. sir. that you have been
50 kind and am much obliged TO you
80 saying the boy left. l:ttie dreaming
that bis ewp pobleness Of character bad
been ss . bright glance Of sunshine into
that busy world be bad 50 trembllngly en-
tered. +, A boy animated By the desire to
help bis mother will always fnd friends.
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cher; dancing ii the hail shower following
its bright curtains softly around the vine
try world, and weaving the many colored
iris, the serapb's zone Of the air whose
warp in the raindrops Of the earth, ard
whose woof Is 10 the sunbeanls Of heaven,
all checked over with the celestial. flowers
Of tho mystic hand o. refrsciion--that blcs-
.ed life water. No poison bubbles On its
brink its foam3brings not madness and
murder; no blood stains lis liquid glass |;
pale widows and starving children weep not
burning tears in its depths Speak out, my
friends; would you exchsDge il for the de-
mons drink? 81, m
A shout like The roar Of the tempest an
swered. Mol