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turs. pour les cieux invisibles lie rclec.
tior, non pour Ia tcrrc dos vivahts ct dies
homu,es. LA terre, scion leur doctrine
de iMtiencps dc resignation ct dc sl'iri-
tualisnle, cit ct dot ttre une vallec de
larn,es. On lloit v soutfrir, y pricr ct ny
point connaitrc IL bonl,eur. Cost Ia vote
donloureuse dc %rGpreuvc, le chclnin tie
raftiiction. La Jerusalem %terrcStrc est
In Ute dolentc DIES poatcs amcrs, ct nous
tlevous IL mtpriser CONNIE indigne dc
O appearances dcinifres ct dc nos des-
tinees snprtmcs. Nous y passions com
de simplcs voyageurs, ct nous all-
rions bicu tort den faire TN stiour tic
iuies 1T voluptes. Cost vers IL Jtrusa.
Lem celeste que nous tevons marcher;
ct Jesus nest point enu sur cette ter.
re, dams cettc vallee lie larmcs, pour
nous v %attacl,cr, pour ell attoncir ct ch
%rptlanchcr les larlnes. mails bien sculc-
ment ponr nous montrer lc ciel 1t nous
eli Ouvrir les rortes. La tcrrc, Mcst-ellc
PAS an miserable coin de bOue. ct IL
ciel un cterlcl stjour lie lumielcs! Oui!
cher Raoul....
Mails, Pcre Septimc, i%nterrpmpit
Raoul, jc ne vols pas tror oil vous YOU
lez en- venir, ct .ie Grains bien que vons
nc s0yez plus enforcement dams lortho-
doxic DIES peresd dc rEglise. En- tout cas-,
sauf le respect que .j'ai pour vo,S. per.
mettez-moi tie vo,lS dire que &C nest
point avec de tellcs doctrines, ulc sem.
blable libre pensee, I'm parcil l,to.chris-
tianisme, que vOus d%eviendrrz IN jour
tvtque de votrp diocese OF, lie Fun dies
DIES lioccses d'AmeriQue.
1e pcrr Scptimc SQUIRT.
j. GENTIL.
n (ONtinncr.j
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DECISION IN CASE OF STATE VS. YATES.
EETORE THE
llxoAA.IA Nll,N,lINlIlAl lhLAl lI,ls 1,ll,lNlN

HLTORE II
SECOND MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. BENJAMIN T. YATES.
In has case the accused stand. charged with the
cml.zzl-,nrnt Of certain funds belonging To the
State. The defense puts mp the plea tina, there can
b. no em,hrzzlrmrnt because the defendant il at
pres-n. and has been fur some time past the legal
iaxcoll-c,or. ani the law Of the State does no, COM
pei him to settle before The ls,h. Of October. 1876
So thr only question therefore far This Court to
irci,l, ia. Is the d-frr,nn, State Tax Collector fr
,i- Parish OF St James, or i. he not"
Ii appears from til. record now in possession Of
tbs Court tina. the d.fendsn, was appointed and did
duly qualify as Collector Of the Parish Of St James
Subsequently, John k.rrigan WAS appointed by III.
Executive Of the State 10 the position then held by
B-ni. I Yates
The law provides that the incumbent hold Office
until his successor has duly qualified. Did Krrriea,
quality or NOT
Tl,. record shows that kerrican was cnioiled
i'om acting Ms Collector Of the parish Of St. James
by 'h. proper Cour. Of sail parish.
The record fn,ilp.r shows tia, n suit ia pending
ny .i"sl k"rrigan in his former capacity ms Collector
OF st james. Til" law prrsr,ibes tina, every newly
appointed TAX collector mus, qualify within thit'y
days from thr day nt appointment, 1t is evident tina,
k'riigan vio'at"l this Inv by qualifying four az
days later than the time prescribed Ivy law,
For ,l,"se reasons. it is apparent that i + Yates
is til" Collector of 81. James, aul the charge Of r,n.
h"zzl"n"nt mus. f,ll.
The accused Is discharged.
a irne copy fran III" original on file in the Sec.
ond Municipal Police Court,
SHrlrnl"I 10Th 1876
S MATINEE. Clr,k Second VI &c.
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NOUvELLEs.

LOUISIANA. kellogg est enAn lie retonr, ct
Antoine est allie rejUndre Packard, Lewis ct
les antres oruteurs amhulants de Ia menare-
rie. Mails il paralt que Packard ct antres ne
ramenent an bercai! nj les brebis blanches nj
les brebis nOires. On ne croft pins en- enx. ct
Inbandon commence. Quelle definite dams I'M
nois! lis commencent 4 IL comprendre. Nj
cholls ct WiItz, de le"r cote. parcourent In
Louisiana ell t%riomphatenrs. On Ies accueilie
pnrtont avec ~entlonsinsmc, ct les noirs nc
sont pas les leruiers a les acclamer, Aussi
maltre Packard. perd" 1T deco.rnge, fait-il
pnblier par ses sbires que MciInery Ia
menace dc mort. Mails McEnery repoud quill
ny a pas meme pensa. ct quill sc contente de
MePri-er les laches, les cniomniatenrs ct les
moncllarda.-A Plnquemine. paroisse Iber-
vile. Nichols. Ogden ct Heron ont haran-
gns IN meeting lie 1890 p%ersonnes. LIE meet
ing democratiu"e de Vaudeville a egalement
etc nn sncces. a Baton-Ronge, blancs ct
nolrs mnrchent SOUS la meme bannicre.-Il y
a dependant me onbre M tableau, ct c'est 4
IN NonvelIe-O Orleans. Les elections pre para
torres. dams plusienrs wards, ne "a sont mas
faites sans brnit. sans violence ct SIMS que In
poudre parIat. Personne n,a Ste tue. mais
larme q jone son role. La Convention uomi-
mantle dc paroisse siege presentement; mais
plnsIenrs wards sont donblement repr6sentes.
ct pe"t- etre bien. NAL re%rrfsentes. Tout celia
est fAche"x. II FAINT laisser aux radicanx Ia
violence ct les moyens criminels. II serait bon
gus ceax qni se servent dn pistolet ne pns-
seat plus sen sersir. Qnant nnx amhitienx
ct politicians, qn'ils soient hlnncs on de cou-
le"r, democrates on radicaux, i's ne valent
rien. LIE penple honnete ct conservatism de
Ia Louisiana ne vent pas faire me election
po"r 'e hfneice de qnelqnes individns, do
certains afI"mes. mails pour I~'interet ct ie "a
Tut de- Ia Louisiana pnrle t~ouiour, dc
frandes dans renrsgistrement.
NJ. r. B. Rhett, de Ia Caroline du sind. est
mort q St. Jacques. sur lhabitation du colo
mel A.. Roman, son gendre. II await pendant
de tongues ahnees represente Ia Caroline din
Sud an Congress. C.e4ait M ecrivaiu distin-
gne.-M. A. 0raiihe, antrefois du berreau de
10 No"yelle-O rleans. Went de mourir i Paris.
DERN1EREs NoUvEILEs.-lA Porte a nccor.
de nne suspension d'hostiIites de 10 jonrs. i
partir du Is SePtembre lie prince Milan Q
etc procIame roi par SEES soIdats.-On ne
croft pas q IN paix, mails 4 nue Intervention
armse de Ia R"ssie Al printemps proclaim.
En- attendant. Ia Russie W soumettre eon
: plan dc paix. -ChamLord u'e.t point maIade,
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wemtUgrtmm 900 Mnwtx6NMId1
&A3aRRRR
CHAPlTRE XLIv.

ct le perc Septime continua ainsi:
En- velite, ami Raoul, rEvangile est
le precienx livre DIES remissiOns 1T DIES
consultations. Mule autre part, dams null
autre livre. In sagesse ma atteint &C de-
gre de perfection, de hauteur ct de su-
hlimite. Mails c'est surtout parccquc
rEvangile de Jesus est lc livre de III
charlie, dc Ii miM.ricOrle ct dc lamonr,
amour, m~ia6reoule ct charlie qui
confinement Vnfini de tontcs nos eSpe-
RANGES ct de tontes nos joies,-Que re.
vangile est livip. II est divin CONNIE
son maitre, CONNIE son inspirateur, qui
fut un homme divin. Jc sails bicn que
o theologiens m%oderncs, dams les 70.
lies de lenr mysticisme ct les Gcarts
dun dogmatisme ~insense, Ell ont pres
que fait un mythe sans forme, sans hui.
mantle, sans poasie, n'ayant plus rieM
dies admirablcs legendes de ,rEvangile,
lie sentant plus, ne vivant plus, mai
mant plus, ne souffrant plus ct nc
rant plus CONNIE nous, ct que c'est une
pensee llnt6t quIun llommo qu'ils alta.
chent desOrmais d IL croix Oh les pre-
miers disciples ct les premiers ap6trcs
ont w, 10 sanveur, 10 redempteur, rex-
piateur ct PhOmmc; mails ces theOlO-
giens, ces d0gmatistes ct ces mystiques,
qui mcttent un cBur nu ct un symbolic
MI le rotcan dies crucifiements, DIES
s~Ou1rances humaines, DIES ag0nies SUI
blinDes ct des sacrifices visibles, ne
pOurront jamais cffacer dc W,istoire le
Jesus vivant, ie Jesus fls de Marie, le
Jesus DIES femmes, DIES rauvres, DIES pc
sAE441 L. AMM 80 - Ht-nNk.a M-lL.--s.
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LES PUARlSlENS.
ILL.,.

Quill sc taisc on SC nommc.
Disc on cache son nom.
Quand IN l,on,me, I'm pauvrc lom-
Paien, chrctien on non. inc.
Gu criminel,-qn'importc:
Car Dicu senl salt III fiji
S'arrttc i notre porte
LET nous dit quill a taim,
Ouvr"ns-lui cctte porte
Sans hesitation;
Car .je sails quill apportc
La benGuiction.
Cest Dicu qui nous cnvoic
&c ranvrc SoucieuN.
Pour nous momtrrr Ia yOic
Du dcvoir ct dies cicux.
&c iour,la, Dicu lui.mtme
Nous reserve IN bonheur.
Tn grace supreme,
I.e salnt dun malllcur.
&c jour-lA, Dicu visite
Nos cpurs. atm de voir
ST nOtrp cpur nestle
a bien lie rccevoir.
&c .iour.la. Dicu rcgardc
An fond dc nos maisonS.
Pour SAVIOR 81 Ton gardc
SEES saintcS oraiSolS.
Ce .jour-la, Dicu mcndic-
Mot tres andacicuN
Et phrase t,op harlic!-
Dies aneS pour les cicuX.
-\uSsi, femme, hommc on prttrc.
Richie, pauvrc on savant,
Qui que vouS puisScZ ttrc
Sur cc monde mOuvant.
Ouvrez vOtrc uemcurc
An malhcurcux paSsant.
Sans attendre quill plcurr
Et disc en- gtmisSant:
.1'ai taim!-Le pain qu'on donnc
Et In'on partage ainsi,
Fait que Dieu vous pallomc
LET vous repond: Merci.
j. c..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-23

KIP j. RICH,
NOrLlM 4 RK De La PERSEVERANCE.
:, 10, |, 81 II RUE DIES CHAMPS. ELYSRES,
NOUvELLE.ORLEANS.
Les Moulins 4 Riz de Ia PERSEVERANCE ont recn
tous les prix accordfs a rExposiiion de rE,at do
Ia Louisiane dtPnis l'snn6e ls6s jusqn'A c. jour.
Ces monlins sont les plus wastes de lEtat ct
penvent eralrr $50 barils (de 2.O livres, chscun)
par ionr de ,iz net.
LIE travail a"i ny execute ct le rendement qn'on
y obtient n ont etc surpass6s vi en- qualit6 nj en-
qnantii6,
CONNIE preuve dc notre affirmation. nous 'solici.
tons respecineusrm.ni I'm esSai de cinqnante sacs
on plus de- mems qnali,6 DO ris brnt, en- concuren.
&C avec tout antrc moulin de Ia Louisiaue.
Prix do rEcalage OF Conditions:
No. ], q cent.
No. 2. 4 cent.
No. 3. u cent.
(. 8 sacs de son fonruis par 100 sacs de ris en-
pnille.
Sacs vides fournis gratnitement.
KIP / RUCH.
l.. HENRY DOUSSAN,
70 sept '76.] Agent.gen6ral de 10 Louisiana.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-09-23

NOTA BENE.
La Maison Israel, chaque jour,
Il Ia garc,ticnt unc voiture i Ia dis
position dies acIlctcurs ct cbalands.
LIT gratis.
Av, "a. l an,
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AUX COETRIRCABLES
DE IA PAROlSSE ST. JACQUES.

.iyant tt dtcinf coilectcW Ngal dc cettc
payoi$se por decision dc Ia CoW publitie
ci.dcssus. ie dcroI m,est impose dc collec-
ter immtdiatement les taTrs dues.
L nHai pas jusqu'd present presst; les
cont,ibuables, ctje ne desire point hJaire;
mdis IL me .Ja"t nc conformer a"r ord,cs
dc p-luditepT qui m'enjoint daroWd Id
ter Ia collection DIES tares.
y. +. YATES.
Ioi'cctcnr DIES IuIcs.
Poroissc st. Jacques, II Sept. 1896.
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c. JAuBERT 4 cIE.,

lMPORTATEURS DE
Mmchaadises Ntches %tt,nnytycs ct
Amtyic0iMcs.
Rubdns. G%arniturex, Bonnetcyie,
Monchoirs, DC, de-,
No. 20, rue dc Chartrcs, pres Canal,
NOUvELLE-ORLEANS.
C'est aujourd'hui Ia senle maison F~raucaiso
qmi, aprcs nvoir r6siste 30 ans a tontes les
crises financieres, ofre encore u SECS clients le
plus complet assortment de m~archandisos
ct ~ plus bas prix du march6.
I'm soin toni pnrticniier est apporte il rem
plir lee ordres adressts DIES campagnes.
4Sept. Is. l an.
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Modes.

Nine. Alfred Wcoloneham. lie St-Jenn-
Bnptiste, /, lhonneur d'informer lie public gu
ellie Went d'onvrir uu nonyean Salon dc modes
Npfci0lcmeni MeSiinE uu.r DANES.
Grand assortment de nouveautes dc Paris.
Chapsaux, vslours, Rubans,
Cravates ct Cheveux.
Confecti0n de Robes, Patrons,
AUX PLUS BIAS PRIN.
10 mai 20.
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w. r. THOMSON.
PvOdMils de rOucsi.

Farine depths 81. so. jnsqn'a 500. qnn'ite
snperieure. -l.pan!es sal1cs a 10 sous In !ivrc,
fnmses 4 II sous is--Tromnge a 20 SONS
Excellente g~raisse a 10 neutrality-suspicious.
fumies-Pieds de- cochon- Maquereaux-
Sarlincs-Benrre. &c.
Wins Lia,eurs-.C ognac.- Whiskey-Gin. &c.
Tniac ct cigares dc Hyhi.ki.
lie mngasin Thomson est abandonment
fonrni de chapcanx d'homMes 1t de clm,ea"A
de danes, lie so"'iers pour hommes, fcmmcs
ct c%nfant~. 1t de toutc description.
Medicines.
Observation-Disclosures Qnincail-
lerie. dc.
On trouve tout MI magasin Thomson, ct an
mcil!-,r marche possible.
Pam frnls trnis fnis In semairc, ct a II SOUS
les . livrcs ct iemic.
AIIez, voyez ct ~nclletcz. 27,nv, IS
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Plaquemine Saw Mill.

This mill is situated near the DYKE in the
town Of Piaquemine. In.
The undersigned desires 10 inform the pub
lie that he II now prepared to fusnish oil
kinds Of SAWED and SPLIT LUMBER.
such M Building, Sugar Cooler add Cistsrn
Stun, Hogshead and Barrel 8tsvcs. 6lliusies,
&C., &c.
An letters and orders to I've addressed
A. WILBERT.
r. o. Box IS.
Plaqucmine parish Of lberville, In.
fey 1916
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-02

CHnD-IKE cASDoR-'rhe following incident
Is revealed by the Petersburg VA Lldse Some
days ago an aflbe life insurance agent Of this
city had occasion to issue policy to lady from
the country, and asked the Usual questions pre-
scribed for the examination. Among these was
the query, what disease did her father die of Z
Imagine the surprise Of the affabls agent when
she made the reply, Z" Whisky" He said, by
way Of smoothing the matter down, ~ reckon
that be must have had some disease. madam; con-
gestion, perhaps. of the brain. neuralgia of the
heart, or something like that" No." she an
swered deliberately; be died of whisky, and
nothing else would be the truth" and whisky !"
was the disease that the agent entered on his pa
pers. Who wouldn't like to have an afeetonate
uth-telIIug daughter, to spread his pOstbumous
tame?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-02
Anew Era in Art.

The wonderful invention OF the heliotype pro-
cess-uot yet sufficiently appreciated by the pub
lie generaily-may well be said TO have iustitu-
ted . new era 10 art. That any one should have
seen beauty IN the coarse ensraTings Of genera
ton or two ago seems strange 70 Us. with al the
advantages which the inventions Of la:e years
have giTeo. There is scarcely an engraving Of
fered in the antiquarian stores which can bring
more than half the price asked for it. The age
has nothing il common with the admirers Of the
severely dlgui6ed representations Of scenes 10
Shskespeares plays, or those designs intended TO
illustrate the classical works Of sntiouity. With
the invention OF The photograph, eugraYiugs-ex
cept those Of the highest snk-fell into disuse /;
and the varied applications Of the heliotype pro-
cess. By which the most costly works are exactly
reproduced, has made it possible for every one TO
have complete art gallery Of the great works Of
the old masters. The firm OF James r Osg00d
& Co. il Introducing to America these super6
heiioiype reproductions Of famous works, have
done much 70 promote art calt1re and education.
The reprod1cii0ns OF the works Of Toschi. Ra-
phael and Others have found their way wherever
there is an honest love for true art ssG k1oEl-
edge Of the great opportunities for the study Of
dr1z:ug and design which the heliotype process
affords.
In compliance With desire very generally ex-
pressed AeSsrs- OSEOoo 4 20 nave began Sc
Ties Of heIiotype eugrAEings OF modern subjects.
which are sure to meet with great success
Whether the original be simple study Or paint
ing sb0un5ing in detail The reproduction in these
helioiypes Is perfect Those universally admired
works, The Seasons and other Characteristic
paintings BY Schreyer to be seen at the store.
l3l Frsuklin street. With great variety Of other
popular subjects. Among the paihtess repre-
ssrfed are Auker Antigua. Belieccur. Bertrand
Beysehlag, Rosa Bonbear, BougueTesu-BrOehsrt,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-02
The Training ship Portsmouth. .

4 visit to the training ship Portsmouth de-
monstrates the fact that the Government has
done wisely in establishing these schools for the
instruction OF lads who are to be sailors Of the
future. Il is well known that the present enlist
ments f6Fshe Navy frequently give to captains
sullea OF stupid crews, composed Of seamen who
are unable to End employment elsewhere while
BIZ the system Of taking boys and educating them.
fair crew can be insured after few months in-
struction. and in less than year the boys will
prove superior 10 the average man-ofEsr crews.
Captain Casey, Of the Portsmouth, is mild bot
srm. and impresses the boys at once that he Is
the right nan 10 the right place. He is 50 much
pleased with his pupils that be says be would
rather sail bis ship with crew Of these boys
than with q crew composed Of the average sailors
shipped in recruiting Offices, and even if it came
10 fight be would not want any better material
than the fresh-fzced lads Of seventeen who would
By superior activity more than make up for their
lack of weight. Its the purpose Of Capt. Casey,
when he gets a Sufficient number Of lads, to set
sail every morning and cruise about the bay and
when be gets the foil complement will ask to be
ordered Of down the coast for short run. The
boys are instructed in the elements Of an English
education, particular attention being given TO
the study Of mathematics these studies alternating
with lessons in practical and theoretical seaman
ship and the use Of signals. OF course il must
lot Be supposed that every boy between sixteen
and seventeen can be accepted on these ships.
where the system Of education Is equal TO that Of
the average public school, and where the boy is
paid Sl0.50 per month for being also instructed
IN seamsDship there are physical q1alihcatiOnd
needed also; the boy mast reach fFe feet ons
inch IN stature. measures thirty inches ar0une
the chest, besides passing an examination which
will show that be is Of robust frame, free from
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-02

John Carter, Cirmak, lwhose Episode OF the
MOntenegrin war is very artistic work. Cot
Chaplin Maxine Claude. Delaroohe, Deifenbach
Duiube, Durand, f W. Eddis. I. Faed Ed. Frere
aud F, Goodall, Such familiar subjects as Sir
Edwin Landseer's famous designs. aud many pic.
iures which have been feebly represented 10 en-.
cravings, are given in helio,ype, at very moder-
ate price making these reproductions among the
most valuable Of presents. \ glance at the at
traetive windows Of the Messrs. 0sgood's store
will show that these heloiypes ara fit to grace
the finest parlor; and the public win doubtless
show ITS appreciation Of the work which the firm
is doing Tor the cause Of practical popular art cd.
peaainn
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NEW MUSIC,
Just Received at Whitney's!

Just Received at Whitney's
WI0NANZA WALTZ
I'D eve kiss & hzl.sd
Sso-y q Chris- hz-isd
waiting for the Ran soug.
Tae Owi. 8 schot-ischs-
1Sy tie River. hG-G6
Lcye Daring. Love ne. sour-
Ia St1rG-z- 11z-1rEA-
NyLr Annie. sauE
he Break o. Day, Instrumental
NsEarka Melodique, Instrumentzl
F4Fur1fe q Eo-tEae- pozks-
Prz.se re h Lord. TlaAaszsEsv1nE Anrharl-
SABA; NEssr, E.sy AuEsene1L
Nemury's Souu1-
2nse Mirhel Gliup.
joe Fsr[znlau-e. EzlQF.
TIE WisalzS Czp-
Gi5inz uosu lie S-ream-
Tie Ea--ie. acenEeuHial su1E-
Jesus Lover q ny Sozil-
Gems. q SCOTTISH Sozz-
EGs2le Al (EIS7 T. =. WHITSETS-
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malIormation, and with healthy constitution.
OF one hundred and fourteen applicants only
twenty-five have been chosen, and these boys
consider themselves fortunate in having such
courteous Instructors. The boys have had liberty
to visit their relatives during the holidays, and in
every case returned promptly at the time stipu-
lated.-Ahg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-02

SINGING UNDER DIFFICULTIEs.-A celebrated
tenor Of Paris is a Professor of singing, and one
day there came to him q young lady who had
Just made favorable debut at the opera. The
girl wished to take finishing lessons. The pro-
fessor went to his bookcase, took down a great
folio, some big dictionaries aud one or two enor-
nous scores. and placed them on the girl, who re-
clined upon the sofa. beHiIdered and amazed He
then took glass. filled it foil Of water and placed
it on top Of the books. Then addressing The
wondering girl, be said " Now, will you sing, if
you please !" How sing?" Yes my child.
You must aecustom yourselfin singing, to breathe
as little as possible. Each time you breathe too
hard the movement of your chest and throat will
disturb the glass and spill the water. When you
are able to sing without spilIi1g drop, / will
take charge of your musical education. Good
day. Au rsyoir !"
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Emerson says: ." pray you, o, excellent wife,
not to cumber yourself aud me, to get a rich din
ner for this man, or this woman, who has alight-
Ell at our gate, nor bed-chamber made ready at
too great a cost. These things if they are curl
Gus in, they can get for price at any village
But let this stranger see if be will, in you looks
in your actions IN your accents and behavior.
your heart and earnestneSs, what he cannot buy
at any price OF any village or city, and which be
sleep hardly 10 order TO behold. Certainly let
the board he spread and the bed dressed for the
traveller, but let not the emphasis of hospitality
be in these things. Honor to the housewife
where they are simple, so that the intellect is
awake and sees the laws Of the Universe the
soul wOrships truth and love, and honor and
courtsey flow into all deeds"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-02-02
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c. 5. Spades. ShovSls, Scoops and Races,
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snow White Zine. Eas;e-n Brooms. Patty.
A large Assortment Of chinnsys, Common. Clipper,
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Lanterns, Kerosene Weeks. Re-
few doiea Of tas best Patent Glass Preserving Jars