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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

6uzrtf1ashiP Of Marfi6. Eckhzrt, su Insane per.
sOl Before Nr. Justice Jaad. a. Chambers. Pei.
tioa q Nsxizlian Eekhzrt, guardian Of the above
named NztIidA Eckhsst, (uoE deceased for settle
meat Of his accounts as such guardian. The COR,
exauines The accounts, and Mr.. P Z Jones Cthe a.
iristrstor with Win anuexed) uasking no oejeesiou
10 them they Eere passed sHd The guardian ordered
discharged and his bond cancelled
EStAte OF John Meek. deceased. Before Mr. Jus-
tiee Harms II Chambers Petition Of J. II. Couey
executor, for approval Of claims. The Court re-
feret The accounts 10 the master 10 report on the
s. Of February.
Feb lo-EstSte Of William Hall, deceased. Peii-
ton Of julia 2. Hall 1.-THE widow for letters Of sd-
ministrsfiOn Of the shove estate TO be issued 10
PreStoa. The Court sfter hearing evidence Of The
death % the deeedeut enqured Of the widow If she
desired Mr.. Preston 10 be appointed and she having
assented the Court ordered letters Of administration
10 be issued to Mr. Preston upon his filing bond ia
the sun OF $500. Notice TO creditors 10 be adver-
tisod for four weeks aud inventory to be filed in 50
days
Feb ii-Estste of P Knlama deceased. Before
Mr. Justice Judd- Petition for admezsurement Of
dover Continued until 2Isi inst
&. Rhodes vs.. E. Duyauehelle. Before Mr. Jus
fice Harris. Action OF AsSumpsit. Summons to
show cause why plaintiff should not have execution
against defendant, mOre than year having expired
since the date Of the judgment Defendant appeared
add made no Digestion The Court ordered execu-
ton 10 issue
INEQUITT.
Abigail MAiksi VS.. Samuel Maikai ct al. Diseon-
1inued.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

A grand reunion of the Knights Templars Of the
United States to be held in Philadelphia under the
auspices Of the Grand C0mmandery Of Pennsylvania,
on the 18th Of June, IN eommem1rztion Of the one
handrsth anniversary Of Independents. The General
Orders state:
The Grand oOmmandegy Of Pennsylvania viii open
its tWentythiri annual cOnesVe in the Masonic TEN.
pie, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, May seth, 1876. at
o'clock P. n. Immediately after opening the Grand
Encampment Of the United States will be received
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. annual election
Of Ocers and transaction Of business Of the Grand
ConzAndery.
Thursday, jane LIST, grand parade at A. n. to be
followed BY installation Of Grand officers and prone
made concert aud reception in the evening.
The entire entertainment Of the visiting Knights
has been undertaken BY the Communicates of Phila-
delphia, via Philadelphia, No. ST Johns No.
KadOsh, No %; Mary. No. So st. Albau, No ~ ;
co-inthiau chasseur, No. IS and Keusing tou, No.
w. D. 81 At their solicitation this honor has been
assigned them. This Committee reserve Thursday,
June lst 1876. for the parade installation Of Grand
0dcsrs and reception and promenade concert by the
Grand C9mmandery.
For the information Of all, the Committee would
say that the international Centennial Exhibition
Sill open in the city Of Philadelphia May 10Th,
lSr6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
VVaImea inspectors OF Election.

Having received full particulars from vari-
Gus authentic sources in regard to the failure
Of the Inspectors Of Election at Waimea,
Kauai, to open the polls on the day fixed by
law, for that purpose, we do not hesitate to
pronounce 1t a shameful and cowArdly derelic-
ton Of duty on their pArt, for which they ought,
each and every one Of them, To be punished Sc
verely, srd 10 be disqualified from holding any
: Office henCcforth under the Government
/ TIE facts were simply these; J. Kanai, the
/ opposition candidate, who had the support Of
4 the influential foreigners, and would have been
elected by \ large majority, made a threat a
4 Sho4t time previous 70 election day that II vc-
ters were not allowed 70 deposit their ballots
without p1slucias their tax receipts, hewOuld
ssize the ballot hex. Ills Of course Was fool
ISL and rsjus;s6alle, hat 1t did net by any
means warrant the Inspectors in their snbse-
oaeat coqaaos. The Inspectors sent for the
sheriff q the island, Nr. wilcox, who went 70
:. KzuAi and ue2uestea him 10 recall he threat,
i1ui Be persisted in IL, TIE sheriff however,
iol5 Tie Inspectors 10 open the polls, assuring
slesa thss he w&S prepared u preserve the
peace. bat they, pvesel,aiag 70 place No cou6-
Ssaoe in rs statement, positively refused 70
Go tbs. S-d poste5 : notice declaring the eleo-
son paStp0ae5 1.ecanse = they were frightened,
s-,s sea-sai, S-5 terrified, ly tie threat q ].
kauNG' tat sshsy Srew tAss disturbance
rrould he oSuses ~ sss PeoPbe carrying TIC
shrsas inio sxeoatSo-,1 and thar - the govern
raea. lssas ~ SzSsshle sovce fsS Sefeaaias, and
FvoSe00isS tAe lsves X sse peogle,' ana = socs
Ssal. uao-s % TIC sane eEecS
Tae tTusA Il tie ssaiss- vs. tley saw Slsas Mr.,
Eau4S vs. san q ~ sleosSo-, SzS sasey deter
saiaoa - pveOsss ~ " any rsoazs IN sassr
Fovco-, lesSl q Illegal shSrSlE,S tAas TIC povr-
o-S tl.ss k. n sAesy hosSGty u A. $a;~eov-
s-zzozs oaaaS3sss. poa2l3 sa3,,-ss sAosro0nrss.
In shSs they we've rassssSs-S a. tn v-ell-ss-syar-
e lsssSS * HIS ~. he NiasSss-os Tie Isss-sor,
pa1lsSSo1 ~ NIX Sn3SoasoS. IN L h Az
MINISTER'S q TX Izsgeos0-s = soOooo Sss -
se-oe3 rSp-o0s, WssS taSS S2z&Sy sllowe5 a - Z
u-eesSr-e3. Se-o<slSsSss prscSssas vcO2ls .
h sSszbsS,sc3, bSyS,vS sSavoSSslS, IL sAAs SgSzSs
u FGsrsoSsS2 SaS rsSpecS SoE 2UshN-SSy vchsScA .
5 - 6<slz2l1s- IStse Ercca.Sve q thse co.n- 4
y hss becoGe sOws2k sh2s Tx silly threat .
e <zy o1S NaoSs&a Is SaiScseaE cans S,r post- 4
'oasnS Al eleosSos So -, Il Is aheas tiuae thss
Oe relisgsisheS cur Sns0aossy, Arers;i;SO, Il
nh shsnsssl soeaes e=nOaly he PSsvease5 by
lpoin-ias capable Hea 10 execute the law, and
I-eSs-ve She reSpsci due to the 6ove-nseaL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

Orr ooatslP0-s-y thinks # tie law reQuir-
ing v0serS ID exhibit their tzx-receipss st the
P0ll<, were repealed, As We have ssvOczsei.
there would be difsculty in preventing repeat
ing IN those districts where there Is more than
Oae polling place. We think this might be
easily prevented by proper precautions. In
such districts as Evs and WaiSnae the tax
collector could prepare separate list Of names
for each district, 50 that the Inspectors Of
Election in Eva would have list of the vo-
tens Of Eva, and the Inspectors in Waianae.
would have list Of the voters in Waianae
and the residents Of each district should
vote where they reside, or not at all In
Honolulu the list of voters might be divided,
all voters, for example, whose initial letters
were included between A and J, might deposit
their votes on one side of the hall, and those
from K to on the other side.
This law was of course framed with the best
intentions, but after a fair trial of number of
years. it has proved, if not failure, to say the
least, to be attended with more disadvantages
than advantages. 1t affords INSCRIPTIONS can
didates an opportunity for a vast amount of
influence at the polls, and withal
is no safeguard against repeating, for, as has
been shown in the late election, where the tax
officers are candidates for the Legislature,
there is nothing to prevent them from issuing
duplicate taX-receipts; and if duplicates, why
not duplicates and qusdruplicates? We re-
peat that we believe the best interests of the
country would be promoted by abOlishing the
aw.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
Seaside Cottage.

O. TIE WELE-HNoWN COTTAGE
Ii seadfuce q a. taas r E. rs-alrar. -
i-iiaiila- y offered To LII &C. ~ 49, =. -
iaforAbis teflns- II cu14.1s % tarrs r..aslr &c.
AID cut houses with ale yard and sI.Is ,ss4s -
on the uiaiu street. ah1at 1Eo rIinrI11. -. -.
Once staiif1 near n anere. ~ 49, r-
: A .il4 many opuFelIleuccL ~ q Hlnnarr $500
Tor inTzlds ne climate % tahainn r1r1I..I sIt - -
Fg9raiiis ga lail,lnE. h unaualiei Ia tais asusr
sso-zn X y wErrrrrv.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

es- No Credit for Passage Money. va
Tickets ut the Office only.
berth win considered taken untl paid ter MOI
responsible for unmarked baggage any Freight Par
cells uneSs reeepted for.
Freight Money Due On Demand.
effort viii be made have the steamer reach
HOoOlulu the evening OF the day Maui
SAMUEL. q. WILDER, Agent
Once withwnder & CO.. corner Of Fort Queen streets
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

ANaNs the r.asssace-s BY The Nal stssna-
On N5aszy .r4s TEl1zSN Z CSST1E, Rss.
wA1ze zrg.15lszslsz-s = Al10gaeg-seae1sl W5ll
ss soza5 !, Sa1sbs- column. As he;o-e Szass.s.
NJ. OzSzle canes ozs - zsSE,ae ne gossssaa he
ssc1lFesS ~ sle sl,scz2l szVlsS-5oG q sAe King.
ana VII sa1e- n eace On his OsS,Ssl Ssaisos.
Es Is = native Il shsse SSi4zass- Sa5 HIS Ma
ssSy Is sessSss5 hil IN Sooo-s2poe wIih =
r,,l5sy = szlr1gy H1szIlzziz, wis-e tbsy rs
~ II -s9zsssss stSl;55ss-
Rs zFeozz-z.azs MI k PayGlz- VIA Hawai-
szzs, a as hzS always heSa n fan sy--gSil,y
viii shs1l, Of Sssz-Se j. VII rSSe E5zae zas
ossSe zse1sos,S5a = heorzs gsS,e3 n Tx g.
-zzi< Il hiS NV SEs,e, bzs ~ ASK shss \ law
ySE WV LIS hes2 sSsocS4se oozaSsl Sos cisv
ui.A Fss.zAaissa q ove- 80 ElsIlsoo an =
SeSs e 0ae hza3-ss z.sIIIs5z 0zsas sol.e Ss1eso
s3vsse the zzzirS e a rsogle q SKY taoaSzzs
n zzzse-, VII = v15lSc 5sas q 0aly Foz- hza-
5ro3 Sh0zSzss.
Its wS-thy C aoss. IN thss oo-.scsSou. Ia,
NJ. Va n, Ey=z-S w5sh vbo@ Mr.. CzS,Ie
VS. o0zzeess5 u rs law SsS5y AMI p-sSsice
n New No-S, LSS besa eAoSSa e-a,O- 81 Tie
csassuziAl celeb-ssi0a AZ Phil28elphis.-she
highest hoaaS to ShScA any Ezn in America
so1l3 zzgs7s,
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To Let.

WNHAT vERY uEsfRABI.E DWELLING nNn
- Premises No 10 Nuuann Aranas e1ar.lnlz-- -
iYFss aiiss rQoff ee1roo1a dreulur a
clothes ciosetl on drsl hnar ha14n.aur urar -. a.
rooms on secnni loar kitcLen and rllntrr &C., -
With basement tsne4tA.-ta itinr naaaras 49,
Aug io-ssln II II 80
ALSO he cottage AID pre1ses aUaf-Irr urf -
table. AID carriage bous-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

BssrOS, January 25th.-This afternoons Obserrer
viii publish disclosure affecting L. D. WinslOW, the
well-known journalist and politician, and known as
one Of the principal owners Of the Daily Eers and
Boston Post though it is not believed that either
paper is affected BY his transactions now coming TO
light. Notes to the amount Of 81 00O, negotiated in
Of the National banks, known to bear forged
endorsements, and It Is alleged that when the amount
Of his forged paper faly ascerAinoi by invostga-
tOu It vii reach over $l0o. 009. WinslOw LEFT last
Thursday with his family for parts unknown. Details
OF the alleged f0rgcries by &. D. WinEoW, published
by the ouras represent that is estimated the total
amount Of discounted paper issued by him must be in
excess Of SsQe 0oo bat whether the Endorsements
enunR OF not cannot be determined. II 10 stated that
WinsloW sold his interest in the Ncos last week. On
the breaking out Of the he enlisted private
ia Billy Wilson's ZaHaves- While the regiment was
living at yorktown, he vas commissioned Chaplain by
Governor Andrew, ofthe Nineteenth Regiment Massa-
ohusetrs Volunteers. His health falling he sub
soQuenty transferred through the influence Of Presi
dont Lincoln 10 the ChapAiney Of the flagship Ian
easter 81 the Pacific squadron. Il while in this
serrice On the Pari6e coast that be first developed
mania Cor speculation. When the squadron lay be-
fore san Francisco be in The habit Of going ashore
and dabbnr IN mining and other fancy stocks, making
As hSrh as s. Gee OF IS eco in single day and losing
the next. AZ the end Of two years be ordered to
resort 10 the Charleston Navy lard uati ordered to
tie NAVY Yard n Pensacola. His health failing him
again, be Eas discharged from the service. he
business and publishing agent Of the Boston Herald
here in ASSES and ISL. During fush tines in real
estate he specialized heavily, and il Is believed his
fnancias troubles began in the squeeze in the real
estsse market. The two elegant estates which be
6sils are oEned BY the pEOprietoTs Of the Boston
Ez1aG
Iaxpor, January SODA special despatch to the
Trnrr from Baeusa confirms the report Of the defeat
q T1rkn By The Insurgents in Herzegovina under
Gen Peko and gives the following particulars: The
Turks aishanded after tha FIRST attack without fur
Tier resistance majority Of the killed, who prob
hlv member orer thros hendrad oll during the fght.
The bsik Of the survivors tOok refuge on the hill,
where at last aosounts they were surrounded BY the
vboIe iusurrsnt army, so0R strong. The victory Of
tie latter Is unqaestiOnably eomp0te and important
An attack was 70 be made On the bill the result Of
which is not known.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
Executors Notice.

VNHE uNDERsIGNEB HFnEHr ervr -
- llAE y All Icrlus. thal INA - - 49,
~ = ~ lsss, lettsrs lstaulentars .s1ala - =
NAiAApitlJts late - tanair.. fs.s.I - ~ 49,
testate were is-ned % fhtm BY 1s Hsu. Al fsrnaa.ss
ttrcnlt Judge q TIE .ui Iuiai lssllirl nj 4 - 49,.
-, A ,s i,Allled tieal-Eises - alslar ps.u-
nell tleI % hereby refuElt lrruaas 49, -
n. .lil fsiaie % present. ila sasar. en- $780,
stell 70 IA Nahaaieua cne 20 a. 80 gtrru1rrs a.
laAtl. AAai within "a ulaulla lrdal AZ -.
u,n % thi. notce. ana ~ psru1ua
estate are hereby requested laaka ilIIl.-f.
ihereof % IA Naha0iaiua aflfantL
Ala NaufuIEIra
ett IN PAM
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
Administrator's Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLANS aGaENsF
- me estate q n iate SIMON r. kkE-AWk -.
uersey reisrted 70 preHent - $3.50. r-rr
.y.,n-n ~ ne nnferzElfd uilAu 90 a1aaIna ftsla
'''s - im'ne'aa's payment L kELIIrIo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. Is


Or to the 5th Of Feb-uaTy, no acssoa had
been taken II Congress on the pending Hawaii
an Treaty. Thelasezs telegram referring 10 II
IS the followinss
WAsEISsToS, Fel.r1sa-y 5.-The sub committee q
the Cernmigrrr WAYS Az Means have The HR-
uziizu Tfcziy under consideration sua WI rclsnrt
% TIE TN committee On EacSasy. Taere Is nsiie
6oaoi Of a favorable rcca1mcodalien-
According 70 this, everything looked favora-
be, sui 10 action had been taken and tic
sense Of tie House a Representatives, before
which Il laGst frs1 oSsae, las no. teez tested.
The sha q Eel. ; SAYS.
~Nr- Woo5. pho las eh1=ce q The blIl vi A.
xaczie u IN CammiIscx, and Nr. Kelly. WHO :
Opposed - J; irsTly. Tledssccssiou = expected
u DC caste shHrn Ar- kells gfs,usiIiau s undrr~
SraaG 10 bc asss1 NO muca llIe merits - llle
SzrS-5su 5rSs1 IN ~ Saut-sl opposition 10 any
snrasz-c looSiac toEara rcSus'isa as-.,5iisa q
sa--A ~ an assGr4uol U1isa nay h. considered
T'recn3sHt 1o- t1s negotiation q -ccprao,E Win
CluAak-
TGus IN treaty remained n TIC hSass Ct tho
o0uuz5s1ee al Wzys and Ncsas On she ssh q
Fslru.-y, TIE lase<s 5sse frvan Wzsiiz,z10z.
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Eor Renf-

N3 TIE House LATELY ocrrprrn
I'LL ~ M = NJ Carter slfuatesl rIrar ~ -.
49, WAX and fancnlosi 90 lus-rso1 <'lsa t.1ls-
ia In ~'S - ~ u.nsu.st.- or,,er
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

AVraN rrtA Sssesx~sSr ~
sEsRAR, EEeIlSR lN0 FRENCH
GrOCer1oSt
S,c.rs csssss,, ulsr@sSse I've.
Erse3 SALT. cS.set Oh.
Fcpce WIZ. Ne. =. sua a.
GALVANIZED IRA PIPE. ana lssh.
noop Isos. .. !. ssa u issA. Rivsh.
P1P. Knives. Scissors.
cOsksOrOus. Tisuea Spar. Arss.
FrepsA oslskiu,,
Wrapping and Printing Paper.
Paints aud OILS. White Zine. White LEAD. as..
caussic soda and Palm on.
Hide Poison, Marie, Baskets,
BrOOus. Casks and Rsrrcls.
cA.k Blasksmi,hs' Coat.
500 Tons Bes, S,san Coal.
Also few Music Boxes Regulator CloctS.
Fine Assortment Of Havana Cigars,
English and German Ale.
Bavarian Beer, in cts. and pts.
Champagne. Hsidsloek Co. cts. and pls
Champagne. ThOreau. cts and pts.
SPARKLING Hook,
Rhine Wines. clarcl,
Gin. In green boxes.
amPles now Open at our Oaice. and Sale, made to |
Arrive
es- Orders from Other Islands Filled. 81
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- THE DWELLING uoUNx EnrErw -
81 SOr1t-D ~ ~ aliarrl4T, n1lasaa1 - nalrasala
- Ahis epuse = n Gzst me- rrnalr - 49,
Nit1 ~ ne conFeuiencel - q arIrt cIarl 1.I...
Inquire % so nnIrNa 4 O.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

Desirable House Lots for sale.
MlMHEBofLOTse m she wff anITanra-
"A fAaA4- - Atfor1tlV er1afnl ~ ~. a. trl1I -
Or ale a. rsa.onatia rrIcfI - - - 49, -,
=. saaai-s q fsr7 AM n 6oIE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
BOSTON AR0 HONOLULU PACKET LINEl

~ c. Brewer 4 co.-Agents. ~
EE Favorable arrangements always Be $500
made Tor storage and shipment % O Bone Wool des md
other Merchandise 70 New Bedford Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports. 81 Cash Advancs- made.
SILLY C. BREWER { CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16
CoIumbIa Rlrer Salmon

UT EEf-ErrEn I-EU T-A-EEnEEHurnz
~ G nREWElEco
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TIVE NATTER or TmE ENrkrE 81 ua.
4 AiLnA EtkAifrs iaie ~ ,.1 Er.rrra. C.al.rr8a y
cflseA
hereby notfy al thr - kia - - 80 l--.a
ia A. ferta INTERESTED Iu ~ aalI
isth Suveuuher ts7z. 4 arl-ai-.I -
ef y nc M estate b taf -uprtulf lsrl -
~ iAa.i Nitis n lrpiate. aad lulT sIar-i -
slch administrator. nlluE arpruveI $40 - -
out letter. % aaiuiinistrailun.
Honolulu. HaEzfln Illzstis. stla xsses.ssf. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-16

ratk - 1.Hs-sIH co. Hr % rnaE az ~ -.
thhthAtth g. fAuHkNN. rsfff &c., lasaa
duid. q thsHirTt oritf 90 t.allar l. 80 saaa Fl
niidlssi f1fl r1I.iar.
Nherr1s urIlr has tssl falr Az = a. 49,. =.
t1se fls.sAal q - rraf4fLF 20 FsIsl.E r. 49,
81 hnhaial n ~ ia.1ri ll tfaal Al l.I
huusst sflre h1uafs riFFts. f-aIH aaI 1894 rs.s
hfE anl sal ~ ~ feiiil11 q liHfraa.. Il n $780,.
alering m s.d ErIlcrtat FarErr - g. -
u anffri of over Soar nurrrI aaar- 49,
~ certaiu siauiurg raasls ia So paar aal -
aunirri nlEtruut
Vow therrflrr D n drtrFsi tlsf 81 N 1'-lu =. rrr
nAns ~ -11h aay ef Fi-ullr lr-a - ~ -.
Pr henoinll p ~ uule a1i rias &C. t-arrna
petition ant decldilE a. 4ufslan - 49, Tsaasaa e
ilickens bankruptcy tlrI1si ~ aszl aaas $3.50
- kiNrn ~ ruti-sai1E ils UriFr O. 1aTsa
weeks n ttn Ha4aIlsl CaEa11f ffaalasa4 - -
COPY hrrruf ana % 49, IFrlsin alrI a1-rs = 49,
NJ Kirridln-
HOnoiuiu, m, iui az ofF,lrr-ry. Ir.s.
A. fflkNfr- rrrlu.
81 - IalIfn - a. ~rnrrrl4 -
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unued.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-05
Carrying His Head in His Hand.

Count Paul de Gabriac publishes the
following Renaissance of Lima: ''One
day when dining with the Freucl. Con
sui 'the Man with the Silver Head was
announced. He was Frenchman,
owning small property near the city.
While taking walk some months ago
he heard cries of agony, and, fastening
in the direction from which they came,
surprised three brigands, one of whom
had travellers head between his knees.
while another cut his ears off and a
third stabbed him. The uniaunted
Frenchman killed one of the villains,
whereupon the other two fled. At this
moment, and while attending to the
dying traveller, Peruvian gendarmes
appeared, one of whom, thinking the
Frenchman a murderer, with power
full horizontal blow of his sword cut the
top part of his head clean off, laying the
brain bare. The Frenchman, after lay
ing an hour unconscious, revived, pick
ed up the upper part of his head,
walked home in the broiling sun and
had silver plate made in lieu of the
original scalp, which had shrunk too
much
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-05
The Queens Home at BaiWoral.

Inside the castle (BalmoraD as well
as outside, every thing is in the most
perfect order, and displays the posses
sion of great taste and skill on the part
of those who designed and carried out
the arrangements. The ballroom is
the most conspicuous apartment, and is
profusely adorned with Tartan orna-
ments, and hangings, and deer-beads,
and old aTmof OF various descriptions.
The library is well supplied with all the
standard literature, bound in the rich
est style. Like the rest of the royal
apartments, the floor is covered with
carpets in Tartan patterns, and the
effect is very pretty. The dining-room
is not large, and is furnished with tables
and chairs of good solid oak. The
drawing-room and sitting-rooms were
just as the Queen had left them a few
hours before. What appeared SO
strange was the plain manner in which
the woodwork in all the rooms was fin
ished. Pile, simply vanished, and
looking as clean and fresh as if it had
left the hands of the painter and joiner
but yesterday, was made into doors and
windows, and the halls and corridors
were papered and vanished. The bed
rooms and sitting-rooms for the ladies
and gentlemen in waiting were finished
and furnished in the same natural wood,
and with beech and birch highly pol
ished. One can see by. glance at the
royal apartments that the chief object
aimed at is domestic comfort rather
than an attempt at show. Here, as on
every occasion, when she has the man
agement under her own control, the
Queen shows strong common sense, and
desire to make every thing contribute
to the happiness of all concerned.-&.
Johns Telegraph.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-05
GOING INTO A DECLINE.

How f+en we hear this expression about
people WIN have some disease that few med
zeal men seem to unde stand. Some call it
liver complaint, som" kidney disease, some
dyspepsia. and Others consumption. None
of them afford relief. Ia rhe Course of the
disease the patients have the following
symptoms-A tired, weak feeling, dizziness
in the head, with faint, all gone sensation
at the pit of the stomach, after eating feel
ing like heavy load on the stomach, pain
in the shoulders, sides and back at times,
scanty, high colored urine, deposiing sed-
iment after standing, skin dark and swarthy,
covered in places with brown spots, hands
and feet cold and clammy at times, at other
times hot and burning; sometimes there is
an itching over the whole body, appetite
changeable, but food distresses and affords
but little nourishment; bowels irregular,
after Il time cough sets in, at first dry, but
after awhile it is attended with eXpectOra-
ton, and the body begins to waste. The
truth is that in such cases the liver, stom-
ach, kidneys and blood are all diseased, and
for this combination of diseases we must ad-
minister a remedy that will act upon all OF
these organs at one time, or else, while one
is being cured the others become worse.
The best article to meet such cases is the
SHAKER EXTRACT OF ROOTS (not patent
medicine.) This article generally removes
the disease. The article we mean is sold by
A. j. White, $40 Pearl Street, New York.
Agents wanted.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-08-05

establishment, they were out of town on
the way home.
"Why, it's you, Martha!" said he fin
ally, after somewhat bewildered look
at her.
"Of course, it's me. Don't 1 look
fixed good enough now for the Fourth
of July?"
go, yes, you lock sweet" said
jones, sadly, thinking of his twenty
dollar bill.
al knew / should. Give woman a
chance and she's agoing to look sweet
every time. You try me again, Simon
Jones, end see ii don't do it''
You can't expect a full regeneration
in Missouri from one attempt. Mr..
Jones is not better. though p wiser
man. lie don't intend to give his wife
another chance like that one described,
even if she looks sour.