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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-27
SupREnE couRr OF THE HAWAIIAN

Justice Uf the supreme Court
Attest: Juo. e Barnard CieES- Ssy 81
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

o A poor woman i'll Denmark the
wife Of q laIorer, past fifty obscr-
wing few months ago three chill.
dren who had fallen through the
ieeISon q lake, rushed hlto, the
water and at thesimmiaent peril Of
her own life. rescued the childre8.
The King decided 'thatathis act Of
,hravery~shoald- not pass uursward-
ed. The woman was. sent up to
town from helcountry, aroom was
prepared for her in the Royal pal--
ace where she estasked coupl of
days to seesthe sights Of "OPENS
hagen. and she received from, the
hands OF the King in the, prosencs
of the Royal family the medal and
'ribbonS for civil acts Of bravery
being the first woman, in, Denmark
swhoshas received this hoEor. Tie
King secured places For her and
her Iami!y% in the. q Royal Theatre
where sbeswasathe observed of all
observers. Of anymore sui stantial
compensation for her bravery there
is no 4 rec ord.. ssss'g .ssq..slsr o.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
-. Z
JOHN SHERMAN NOT, AT
RAID.

49,. Pains is taken to Issue, . sort of
semi-ofhcial proclamation from
Washington that Mr.. Sherman, sec
Rotary Of the treasury, is not
frightened by the exposure iof tho
Louisiana frauds. We would ex>
pect him to be frightened 2, Sue
cessful villiany ia seldom afraid.
Years ago Mr.. Sherman entered
Congress q poor man. Now be is
repnied to be very rich. Yet no
exposure has ever been made Of
any corrupt Or Improper way 20
which he has made money. ~
In the preparation of the Louis-
lana frauds Mr.: sherman undoubt-
eddy thinks his tracks. were we'll
covered. Ever if Hayes is put
out Mr.. Sherman hopes to escape.
It is too early for him to he badly
frightened yet. The late Mr..
Tweed was not, afraid until he
found himself actually enclosed by
prison walls. adj 5a'sE .as7ze,sG
Only this is worth noticing:
Sherman's boldness ia the .effronte>
~ of mere brass. not The calm cour-
age of q clear conscience.-N. Y.
Sun. -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
IA curious fact was noticaA T

s "A curious-fact was noticed dur
ing & rife match at Rochester, N.
r, the other day. Large miIl,F
~ rifles We're, used, and some gen
'tlemen standing directly Lehinl
the marksmep,5 who were lying
down, suddenly perceived thu
they could watch the fight OF tho
bullets with the naked eye from =
point about 10 feet distant IRON
the muzzle Of :Lesguu till it st:ndk
the target. The distance was Over.
500 yards, and the curve describd
blythe bullets was said to- be imr
mense. S@zE s &a& Z NJ
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

Regular Monthly Drawing.
July 8 Glass G. Capital Prize $50, 900
WHOLE TICKETS 50. HALVES, 81.
may11-7S.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

planned TO give them employment.
Scores of them will be appointed'
to places as experts and stenogra.
pliers, and the Investigation in all
its qualifications will not cost less
than million dollars-a million
dollars, sir just think Of it'p sod
eMr. Stephens, it issrumored on
the streets tonight that the. Dem.
ocratie residents of. w ashiagton
have threatened that they will burn
in effigy any Democrat in Con-
gress who fails to vote for the Pot.
ter resolution. tr ,sz rss-x .as-et,g va
= wen, If they do that they will
cut the threats Of the party; that's
ALL. No party can stand such ter
torism as that. The country is al
ready alarmed. The people think
the present. movement. means srevo-
luton and anarchy The business
Of the country is just beginning to
recurperate and this business just
brings things to- stand-stisl. If
for no other reason, this agitation
should be discontinued on materi-
al grounds. For my own part'l
do not stand alone. am deter
mined to stand firm for what l con-
slider to be the part of manhood
and. common fairness.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
pc ELDBR q CO., s,i -a
FIRE g. LIFE INSUR-1NCE 1GENTS
.as WOOdville,s MississfDDi,


Represent the following First Class
Campanies: S5a.f So EsfS soa&Ev
us. Branch Liverpool and London and
Globe, assets, over 1862 900. Planters,
of Jackson, Miss, Assets over 100000.
Phoenix, of Brooklyn, Assets over 81, 1872, !
GOO. sHome,s of New York, Assets over
$6, 1O4, 900. Manhattan, OF New York, As
sets over 100000. Hanover, of New
York, Assets over ST 100000. New Or
leans ms. Association, cash assets over
1925, 900. Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance CO., Richmond Va, $2 ,49O 900.
Also agents for Last & West Feliciana
Parishes of the Royal Canadian ms. Co.
of Montreal. Capital $4,000, 600. E =
Rates Generally lower, and security
more tangible thanh New Orleans Mi
tual Companies.
Correspondence solicited from neigh
boring Counties and Parishes, and any
desired INFORMATION most cheerfulv oiren.
We give particulars attention to the In
surance of Churches, Dwellings and
farm property for a term of years and
now offer $1,000 policies for 8 Years at the
low rate OF $40. Gin House Insurance
a specialty.5d SsalaE gss gs-5s $40. = !
tBs For further particulars applys to
Elder q, Co.. Woodville, Mississippi, or l.,
JOHN ID. AUSTEN, ST. Francisviile. L.,
ROBERT s. AUSTEN, Jackson La.
LOUIS NAUAlAN,, Clinton La, ssssGT
g. ~ &0a- tEaaNa 2srss Sub. Agets.,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

z ~ =. - /! J
. WHAT BECOMES OF The Colon.
"A correspondent, says Gree a
Week, tells fus that he has met
with a strange instance of conjure :
ton in the cooking Of salmon He
says he bought the half Of a large
salmon, the flesh Of which was q
deep PINK, and as tempting IN APP
pearance as he ever saw fish OF the
same kind, and yet when it came
to the table it was. moi. only on the
cut surface, but tbroughout, So as
white os a sole. This is not at all
an unusual circumstance, aud is by
some ascrihedy to the. water, - il
which the 6sh is boi;ed having an
undue quantity Of lime or bleach
ing property il it.t1 When.s bow
ever. the same correspondents as ks
us, What becomes. Of the color,
and Why water IS not tinted there
with,s as is the case when vegcz
ths dasst;os leesl . Esesl !, :
! ,npon tie fairy realms ofi,cheh1istsy
LA which the mixture OF two dark y
colosed aliQaidssmay spr0dnce a per-
feet WkisSs asers4hasais which the
adnixt ureHof deep colosed branhy
With Ger tain spring waiers change
tolaH. opal, that we must refer. b i'm
ito sshe learned savants of,the labora
tory for the solution 81. his inquiry
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01
EXPORT OF SILVER TO JAPAN.

~ SANaF'RANcIsco, May'19.--The Gaelic,
for Hong Kong and Yok ohaina, to-day,
took Of fine silver 81 1865 900, bar silver
$517 ,s92, gold coin and, dust s3545, trades
s59,6n, Mexicans $117,66s. One of the
largest shipments ever made.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

"A New York Herald man had
.rheuma tism,. and in just one half
1Sdsk6nrsAeslearned that the Il fol-
loving will cure it. :, lQdde Of
potassium; quinine, g'auber salts,
onions, araw,lemons, baked lemons,
'raw ssiik,s oitedsilk, gin and tansy,
Turkish baths, a spotato carried in
the pocket. an eel SKIN tied around
the Lex, s, suitof red lannel,s chile;
reform linament, hot water, hot
lemonade q trip South, a dry
atmosphere, equitable q tempera
ture, sulphur baths, mustard and
hot water, camphor iinament,
electricity.E M u / If
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

Call at Mumford's or Brooks Drug
Store and get a trial package OF DR.. A. @.
Simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine. 1t
costs you nothing and may save your
life.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

Ice Cold Aurort Beer always on hand.
Tho Bar is constantly supplied with
choicest brands OF, wines, Liquors and
cigars. sEE fssEalj 50 res. 80 81
Asnmptuous FREQ Lunch spread every
Sunday morning. Attached TO the es.
tablIshment is q Splendid Billiard Table.
class Saloon.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-28
Dee. :. 1873
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ORANGEBCRG.
In the Common Pleas.
l'an'i +. Spigcncr, Admi'or off. 4.
faulling and Caroline Paul'ing-Plantif,
John w. Sellers, Ex'or, ct u-Dcfend'ut.
Pursuant to an Order of the Court of
Common Pleas made in the above entitled
cause. at October Term 1878, notice is here
by given to all persons claiming to be
creditors of the Estate of John X Paulling
deceased, to present and establish their
respective demands before me, at my office
within two months from the first publication
of this notice.
W. NJ. HUTSON,
Master.
Masters Office, Orangeburg C. II. Novem
Der 10Th 1873.
nov Is I'm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-28
Notice OliIiSnliSSiOn.
Nov. so, lS7S.--dec : It
The State of South Cal Dina.
O~RANGEGURG COUNTY.

OKNHNT.HV M NOUNTY.
by c. Il. GLOVER, ESQUIRE, PROBATE r.
Whereas, George Holivcr, &C. F., hath
made silit to me-, TO grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate and effects of
John j. Sallcy, dcccas ed.
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singula: the kindred and Creditors
of the said John j.. Sallcy, late of Orange
burg County, deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Orangcburg, c. H., on the
ath December next, after publication
thereof at II o'cloc in the forenoon, TO
snow cause II any they have, why the said
Administration should nc be granted
Given under my Hand, this both day Of
October. Ammo Domini 1873.
Us {. b. GLOVER,
Jndge of Probate, OrangLurgCounty.
nov 2 III
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-28
Administrators Notice ofsele,

Administrators Notice 0fSole.
BY virtue of an Order ofthe Probate
Court, the undersigned will sell at the late
Residence of DR.. Lewis Dantzlcr, deceased
in Orangebnrg County on the 18th day Of
December 1878, all the personal property
ofsaid decea SCI, consisting of Horses, Mules,
Hogs. Cattle, Sheep, Provisions, Farming
Implements and utensils, Blacksmith Tools,
Steam Engine, Gin, and numerous other
articles usually found on a well appointed
plantation.
Terms-Cash on delivery.
F. w. DANTZLER,
!. II. DANTZLER,
Qualified Administrator
Nov. 2Sth 1S7S.-dec7 St
Estate Notice.
All persons having claims against the
Estate Of d. O.. Jcffcoat, deceased, will pre-
sent them ducly attested, and those indeb.
ted to said Estate will make paymentto
VIM. +. PHILLIPS.
Administrator.
Dec. 1, lS7S.-dcc7 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-28

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ORANGEBUR.i.
In tho Common Pleas.
George Boliver, Admir- OF D. F. Zcigle-,
Against
Emma y. Zcigler, and others.
Pursuant TO an Order OF the Court Of
Common Pleas made in The above sta ted
cause ut October Term 1878, motto. il here
by given to all persons claiming TO Le
creditors of the Estate of u F Zciylcr
deceased, TO present and prove their rcspcc-
tive demands before inc. at my onice before
Ike 10th day of December 1873.
W. VI. lIUTSON.
Master.
Masters Office Oiangcburg Nov. Is 1878.
r"v 10 I'm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-28
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ORANGrBURG COUNTY.
Orangcburg, $. G. Nov. %, 1873.

Al persons Interested in or holding I'M
PAID School claims tpast duc) prior to
November Isl 1877 and registered i'm The
Office OF School Commissioner in accord
incc with the actaplrovcd MarcI, l2ili
1903, are hereby Eoti!ird that the Board Of
Examiners for ortnyrbnrg County will
meet at lhc office of School Commissioner
Tor The purpose Of examining said claims on
December n aud Onward during the
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26

yet during the last 1000 years less than
twenty such catastrophes have been re
corded. Mr. Proctor, moreover, treasures
us in another way. He says, in effect, that
all but one Of these confagrations have ap-
peared in the zone Of the Milky Way, and
that one in a region connected with the
Milky Way by a well.marked stream OF
stars: tbat. the process of development is
still going on in that region; but that il
there be among the. comets travelling in re
gular attendance upon the sun one whose
orbitintersects the suns globe, itmQst have
struck before the era Of man, and that in
our solar system We may fairly believe
that all comets of the destructive sort have
been eliminated, and that fer many ages
still to come the sun will continue to dis
charge his duties as fire, Light aud life OF
the solar system.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26
eeL[neIe T0n2s C.ahiEl.,2 y

.TIncle Toms Cabin has been acted in
this country more times than any other
play outside of Shakespeare. 1t was first
nut on the STAGE in troy. n. York. through
a mere chance, bv Mr.. and Mrs. 6. G.
Howard who were then managing a small
theatre there solver Twist was in re-.
baarsal and Mrs Howard was the OIiger
In the adantation then in use was a
character since dropped-tbat Of little
DicL tbe sick manner boy who intercents
07ino. - ~ 4ioEl fem +ba noorbooso
S1tLauaL nj. baa ~, ca, ua.a. j.
az ~ ~. :. ,s;I.bIs o1;,a 4aaa,aJ
'onotant e.. tIa soJa.aa7 = 4n.. 5aa;dod
: ,-na 49, z,.,,....,. I:4t, ,7.....1.4.. o.
49, r1s.aI.,ssz &C., sa5 an,;t tba
-. 80 ,. -, to,o.4
l.s.1 80. 2 - 8 oota.
i 1,4t. = - I +ll . ,+
NJ NJ y Fi.l.o th.s aasar;l,a. tlo -
fazn,anca. con oane tSo fna;t;ve I,z;,er
49, nana.1;a oaaor1;,a = d;.a,t,sn
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26
Love IN Poor. IIanse.

An extraordinary instance Of true love
comes to US over the hill from the poor
house at Liberty, Indiana. For some time
a woman, aged seventy years, has been
confined there a pauper. Emp eyed as a
farm hand, young man, aged about
twenty six, has been connected with the
institution. This young man was in Che
habit Of carrying wood for the old lady's
fire, and paying other attentions to her.
i few days ago the keeper was informed
= the young MAI. that i was bis inten-
ton to marry the old lady. Notwith-
standing The keepers protestations aid
advice, the affair was consummated, and
the loving couple are living together as
happy IS tWo doves in mating season.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26
Hnmors Of the School Room.

III order to show that the interests Of
education are not always served at the
polls, I send you the accompanying
''string Of pearls which have dropped
from time to time from the mouths Of va
rious school committeeman within the
range Of my experience:
l. One Of the gems entered a school
room in one of our suburban towns, and
as he found the geography class up for
recitation, took occasion to expiate upon
the benefits aecrning from the study Of
this branch in this wise:
"Yes, children, Il does you good to know
things. You don't want to be dolts all
yopr lives but when you see things you
want to know EN- when you see Alps,
you'll know thems mountains ]; when you
see AppenIaes, yon'I know them's noun
tains; and when yoa see Dardanelles, you'll
know tkeas's moQntains ~
Y 10 show what qualifications IN d
teacher seem TO be necessary and saIfii.
e5ent, il the opinion Of some Of the pow
ers that be. II some sections, an able
to Yelea ios be toleplns.
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A New York man, against whom pro
cesdings for a limited d:aorce had been
begun by his wife, testified That he had TO
keep his hair closely trimmed to prevent
his wife from pulling it out. When man
takes such mean advantage Of his wife
we are not. surprised to hear that she
wants divorce. No doubt if he had per-
mitted his hair to grow as long as a wild
eyed spiritaaIist's, 50 that she could get a
good grab and drag him around the room
three or four times a day torelieve the dull
monotony Of her HOUSEHOLDS duties, sic
would never have thought Of bringing suit
Tor a divorce. Husbands should read d
lesson from this.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26
The SIX Hnnehhacks.

We have. recently heard an anecdote Of
falma, the great tragedlan-his curing i
tribulation by aggrayating the disease.
For several weeks, each time that be
played, Talma remarked hnAehbaek,
VINO always sat in the same plaeeoae Of
the front stalls at the right of tIae theatre.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26
Women as RnIl-Tielters.

After the season Of the principal bull
fights is over, a second series is inaugur
ated in Madrid, aud in this, stout young
Amazons take the place Of the harder
brutes who usually play the matadors
These heroines bind up their abundant
hair, with ribbons, aud around their
bodies wear a wicker bottomless barrel,
which protects them ag inst the most fur
Gus assaults of the tormented animals.
These women, when dancing before the
bulls and exciting them to combat, look
more like ponies waIking On their hind
legs than human beings. They are fre-
quently thrown high IN the air. and now
and them coming crashing in their osier
barrel down upon the spectators. The
animals chosen for this minor series Of
combats are ordinarily young, and their
tormentors avoid killing them # possible.
The rings are frequently invaded by crowds
Of amateurs, who are provided with long,
flexible poles, by the aid Of which they
leap over the backs of the maddenei bulls
that rush at them. A few years since,
children were introduced into the rings in
combat with bull calves, in which the
poor, little. misguided human creatures
were sometimes crippled for life by the
calves, whose play was too rough for
them.
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When a poor little blind boy was asked
what forgiveness Is, he paused moment
aud then, taking bis pen, wrote III IS
the odor which the trampled flower gives
ont to bless the foot which crushed
Ii. II
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II O.. 8

A gentleman, having friend for whom
he wished to obtain a school, called upon
the man filing the Office of committee,
and stated his wish.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26

Gen. Gordon has bought farm IF nine
teen huatred and sky acres in Worth
eonaty, Ca, and IS going to raise sheep.
extensively. Which suggests q eonun
drum. My doas Gen. Gortlon resemble
ToIahle adfnirers a. the fan. sex Ans.
--l5eeauss Ise S . she pfaIsers
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draadf,lIr nrsct;oaI u.ban tba ar.,,a
~Iznow.natb;no,, oraw fa tho h.b;t ofS 90
inc bis CHARGES once a week and always
maxine sneeeb Of which tba followin ..
is a true traascript.
"Scholars. yon must love vonr school
YOU must love your book Won must love
vonr teacbar-J dot,
a. A very ionortan4 narsonaoo was tba
one who co,fdad f. mo tho tr;.ls Of b;s
nablic lf1 Said h..
~ have 70 ,arl, too bard Tt;s ono,o.l
for me- r. have 4 4tend i -, iii, is;
ness without doiao % n,,cb alsa !,
.,Wbat alsa9,, said i,taros4oa1r uoh
I'm s,Iaetman school noa,ittoo and wow.
her Of the Hoaso =, nWb;ob sban 4aa
o;go m a. .an tb;n1- o. .Wau 80
5..~ tl.i',..s.. az, - -.
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osss a1'q "p : 'ao"s ~ o. 700 ou'
.. - YOU ll'.o your -"
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,' I, '19oa ~ mems. hes' no. 0"' 'ne
0.l0' : . s''lo
: :" G'se"ss.Hs 'ne question q music
= ,''e pune senoois' one remarked olano-
= - li'e '''a' he Nooio aS soon thlnk OF
s9"ulns !" nos 20 aanelng senooi as MS
'eu - 'sa5n - Ssos ~ one q 'hem
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WI @.,qs - was p4gassa 5'. e can inc result g
had s1qarad 90 bimsalf : "
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ADVERTISING RATES.
rr.r, ART OF BOOK-KEEPIEG.

THE AHT OF BOOK-KEEPEEG.
,,.., very old and a very good man who wrote
roo, hard when those who do not wish
To lend ,thats giye) their books
ARE shared by anglers folks who fish,
with literary hooks.
Wo call and take some fayorite tome,
But never read it through
Thss they commence a set at home
Br making one at you.
[. Of my "Spenser' qnite bereft,
Last winter sore was shaken;
Or"Lamb" I've bat quarter LETT,
Nor could / save my Bacon
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often evinced bis disapproval Of certain
points made by the actor in q most mark.
ed and impatient way This conduct an.
noyed Talma; each evening he determin
ed that be would not allow himself to be
disturbed by the opinion of this gentle
man, nor notice his expressions Of dis
satisfaction-he would give himself mp en-
tirely to his part, but this he found was
impossible. In spite of himself, his eyes
were attracted to this villaiaous little
bunchback, whose fatally magnetic gaze
caused him to turn to that part Of the
stage, and at last this evil power troubled
him to that degree that Of all the audience
he recognized but this one systematic and
obstinate detractor.
TaIma, irritated, really tried BY this evil
influence, at length determined to break
| it up if possible. He called upon the
gentleman at his own house, and said to
him
"Sir, have come to beg great favor
of you. OF course | do not wish to de
prive you Of the pleasure Of attending the
play, nor to insist that you shall find me
admirable when have the misfortune to
displease you. But entreat that you will
take some other place IN the house, that |
may not have you directly under my eye,
for confess that you exert a strange
power over me, that your gestures, your
whole person, occupy me 50 entirely that
| feel scarcely able to go on with my
part
II am sorry for it, sneeringIy replied
the little hunchback, "but | Shall retain
my old place. / do not know why should
change it in order to render you service.
No. my dear sir Ireally am quite unhap-
py in refusing you; but wish to study you
quite at my ease, and shall retain my
accustomed stall"
Talma went away, absolutely enraged.
L VI o60@ ot'lo ht1 o0t VIII nave
my revenge, you old scoundrel! !"
He went to the theatre, engaged the five
other stalls situated beside the one occu.
pied by his vexahons enemy, ard passed
the day givi:g them away-these choice
seats-wlth discretion.
In the evening a gentleman came ana
took his place IN one OF these stalls.
See said the ha6itues Of the orchestra,
oaf iiis'a, ~ huheneash' IT. haNs
company 'hls evening" nis nelsnoof = os-
ioElneu
Inc ooof again IS oPeneo--a seeoha
gentleman enters.
would swear this was expressly arranged
"a rendezvous 1t three hunchback +
Another person enters. a burst Of
lang hter- welcomes the new conner. He is
fourth hunchback
~ Iast tha 6fb lalI invited IL Talmal
ak4s bis annear5nee and i receiyed
,v:tb ls,srbtar and sta,,r;oa of fao+
Trooo tho rie;n4 of tba cnrta;n tho ao.
customed bnocbbaez arrived. TTe received
an ovation Of ann1snaa rba brayos +bnn.
derad aronnd him
o.n1;.ao Lo,.1,.1- 1o u.tL
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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-07-26

The worst education which teaches
self.denial IS better than the best
which teaches everything else, but not
that.