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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29

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lz Slzz5zy And Mcndzy Ilzt, on the report
C TIA Cczzzrase Ct FLzAzce, has certainly
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thR ceuzuvsrsy- F-uu present indlca-icrs,
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bcuam seems e kays h1sa ozs q the Con-
=zz-sss - already. Fran ths Eghs SIZED
upoC Ias s15iecE 4 Ia 6sl4zz, ~e ncIzne
= las clE1n- taa- afssr AZ Z VII be 6-Ga6
- C.su1--ses charges, a2c@ = great
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
G,IRCTIr C0URr. arsI , JUnICIAL CIRCUIr

- Hlo. asWali NAY Term. ISIS
Moewai "A. hbelAni. hAhlpA 4. Hoeles. Libel for
nivUrce.
In ths above entitled nSel for divorce. order.
el decree " divofca from the ooad u natEaouy
ee euterct 10 tavur u the said Mocwai ". Tor the
Gauss % Tie adultery and SCSeruoa of the sid
Aa BE- asa absolute afser the expiration % six
ua0nths fsoEn the tatc 0f thS drSree upoa piec
with The thereof unless sufficient shall sp
pcAr the contrary. And the AoeAut Is ordered 70
puolsh Attestci copy o. this orer Ia the Hawaiian
Gazette an1 NuoScA SH4pcrs sog ccssive weeks
the arst pGocat0n % De within mouth from tho
date 81 hS order, that al porSogs Interested uay, with
Ia six months, show why sssd decree should no.
be made absolute.
~ The Court. D. h. HITCHCOCK, CLERK.
Dated At hi,o NAY 10. ISIS
hereby esrtfs that the farSSoing Is and ithfl
COPY uf the original decree q divorce nis my
Office
SIS So n II. HITCHCOCK Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29

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raz a1zzznaEaus "a ssga 5. A. sa ra-a sf -2-
sars -ssrr a-=-zs 49, - szzzzsr vz-s=ss ~ *
ssal --z r11--lv Azszs5 l5a. ISIS. ssz ua-a -a-s
z-u cs-1 us sarz-
81 a-s-- " .2s sl4-a e szzzz-ss-
r. LAS. >aLrrE Ssc-vzry.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29

ssT- ne Aposa EisSsiee ior Chief aud Fi's'
aad Sseead Assistants u tbs Hoa0lals Fax pe-
ParsusSst. Nil taNS Plses Al lAs soe.s u Mechanic
Eugirs COspasy Ne. :, "a N0sasy syeulvs aeSs,
Jaas 81. aiTo'slosk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
FEDgESD4F NAY .. ISIS.

By the Ea6zess Ct ia Esv- : c. Duncn 1f
TINS ciEy, We have been pls Il possession Ct
very l-1s1ssl1g a-1 l-zzrurzlve aGdress, de-
Evsrsi oE Ia EsE- JossPh L Tw9chsI be-
f-rs IL KEN CLzh Ct ths TaIs Law Schccl, Il
Ea-51-i, Com. CT tae Iash cf April llzr. CT
tas Gs5lry c. the CE-ese sduca-lguaI Ms
So = lie Cuz-sG >-asss- Ths ai1rsss CT
Isc-s L1u5sG u G fri CT Elzres- l-G II
f-rualcu uos gnly 5o tie Chzness- bus 70 al
oI-zr -a--la-1=s, II ua-5zr whsrs llcalsc,.
&c. plr----l-ly = -2s peopis e ths HlE4-au
Ls-1-5s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29

wlrr RrrVxS SooS.--rae Hen. Mr., Caster.
MeAstsr ExErsesdtaAry. Eavoy, sse., q the hs-
~silas KieSee1 . ,es Courts Of Ear0pe. is eN-
I r~csed Aoeae Ia the Jass STEAMER irou San FsAs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
.,Inc,rr corRr, ar.l IN 'nICIAI CIRCulr,

Y uno Hawaii. Msy fvra. 49,
NSruNSa W npelHpH ~ AAnhehoalu :, eeelce. LIBEL
fsr GlVorcc,
In iae aA0ve eutea hel for diVorce 4 = nov order,
"a tass dscgre divorce fua the bond ef natrnonN
D. enlsrr Ia aaVor % SID kariaSn Tor tAc
~ adultery and ater dcsertsoa q the sant Aaine
hoSM l. - ~ ius,le absolute sitcF the eNntfaiicn
~ Sx meolhs frasu the 1ktp OF This dcvsse. upon
cogspAnce with the TERMS tncFvof, anicSS suic'cnt
eHsc shah appear ths contrary Aad thr hteiAat Ia
erieed pgaSa SgteStai copy % ;aiS order ia tae
NAW1An tsAteite ant Nuoka newspapers tey sN sacces
NerSS. arSI pah1csioa sc be Nthia ore nenih
thc iAtc ~ tats oricr hAt an persons Interested
uiay wthia months. ShsW cause whs sid Gccroe
Sacal1 to uissic uosalgtc.
ny the ccagt n II. AlrCHCOCNt Clerk.
Dated HIS. NAY 10. ISIS,
hcrcoy ecrufy that the forescnS Is and flhfei
COPY " tAe 0rsinal 9ccFeS u Gv0rcs DIE Ia my
SSs stS ID II. HrrCHcocK. cisrS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29

Es- Oar pSNs peNs ison Sss FsAnei>eo ssy ee
lSeGva fsr ey sAe sseaasr warnla<sea, due here
Sssnraly or Sandsy,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
Pnnnd Nntina.

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
I91 Government Pu1ai. a. Nlhuslla. Hoaolrll. AZ
q - = Ge3cS neos, Er51ay. yfsy si>t. ths fol-
loa Ilg fesrri1eG an lzalSs
sEEsi norss, Shils spot fsrsasSd. hiad savt
N1c-, hralG il3sscrna3ls bscS harSe. brand ndes-
crina1ie bay horSe. no brsHt horsss osaad hides
ert1sel-s SrsF ulsre. beard sorrvi s'alli, uQt
br % sAite- shlts sp0s fl-shsi brand nLsscrt
1abie brand rsar hip Mn. LEFT hip NJ over NJ,
sss lIs A. 8 EAAUECU, Reae3nastsz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
1-,IRcrIr CorRr. Sd IrpIcI Ai. clRCrrr

u Riio. HAWAII Nay pern. ISIS.
ksieaA W, ieeelAnt kAWAhA :, hoelee> LIBEL fos
diVogcc.
Ia the seove cuured hoe, fov aivorce. 4 order
~ decreS 20 dVoTos froa ae Aoad 81 atriuuouy
he euterc la fVor - .hc said kSiuna Tor the
Il SeScguon and anl,ery the sSid NAwaha
Z, oe ale absolute amer the expiration Of months
oui ghe date II this decrcc upon compliance With the
thercOf unless secent shall appear the
contrary, Ana the Nheisnt ordered publish
SgseSsed cpS ~ thS order IN the Hawaiian tazete and
knokoa newspapers far AZ successive the ESt
pceicaffon ~ withia nonih froni the tatc of
this orcr. that all Persons Interested may, within six
months show why sd decree should not oe made
absolute
Ey toe Court. n II. HITCHCOCK. CLERK
Dated Eilo. May ne, ISIS
hereby crggir ai the foreSonS a and fiihnal
eepy of The original decree OF dvorco die In my
o.hce
IS Sc d, II. HITCHCOCK. CLERK,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
GtIRCrIr CoURr. ara IrnICIAI cIRcIIr

~ HAo, hawaii. May Term. ISIS -
kAaiani <, hbel-at' vs. Kappa y, ubelee- libel foE
In the above entitled libel for divorce Is now ordered
that decree Of dgorce from the bond OF mafrmony Be
entered n favor OF the said aauilani the cause
q the dessTfion Of the sid kappa ~ 70 Be- made
absolute after the expiration q six months from
the date OF MS decree, upon compliance with the terms
thereof uuiess sueient shal appear 70 The con-
krAry.
And ne AoeiAnt 8 ordered 70 publish COPY
OF this order IN the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuosos uvs
papers Tor sx successive weeks the hrss publstnn % -
within one mouth nom the date o. this ORDER that al
per.ons interested may. within SIX months show causs
why sAld decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court, b. h HITCHCOCK Clerk
Dated a. Hlo, May 1875.
hereby certify that The foregoing tre Aud faith
fal copy Of the original decree Of divorce die in
Iny Office
81 s. oh HITCHCOCK c.s,k
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
SUPKEIE CoURT oF LEE HAMAIIaI

GIPKEMB COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
y Islands, oahp, -. April Term, a D. 1s7s
rope-a FeaEy w., AoelAnt Wm- n. Feary X fbauae
Llbei for dlsorce =
In he above entitled ibei for divorce Il now ordered
entered IN favor of the aid sophia Fery for the cas ~
ne adultery q me zlid W r. Feary 70 " made r6.o
ilts aftsr the plratlon q SIX from he at a.
tuz derreH. upon compliance With terms ftef ef ar
les- nAlcienr snail appear The cdHtrary And
the ibeiant Is ordered 70 publish attested cDg az 80
grdss 10 he Hawaiian Gazette and Guo<na neEsracerT
tor sx sueeeasge weeks the first puhlc4dcu 10 u lh
lniss sted may, Within 81 mouths shosr e.ass - , -
decree should not Be made atsolGss
~ Ne cocrt. A- ROSA, Depnsy Cerk
Dated tis lsEh day of April A. D. Is7a.
Ho1olclu, O1Lu, hereby eertlfr tsss tia f-e~-
NJ j. true and f-ithf1i cDpT % original dcae a.
divorce de IN the once Of the 80 Feae ourr ~
me Hawaiian Islznfs =
IS riise-s ny hand this IsrA dsy of Apra, d.
Ca sss ' D.p,sy o.r. $500 :; ao.sz; CO.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
asa AUraoRGrN.

n Ea1.s sas s>s i,y eesz a7TCz-sa Assai y lik'
aezrea-1slr-1-s l1 l11ze-s 5-- -as1r. p - --sii
srsr.a l.ia-l s-,.zz r. ras-e = y si-ca- sass
NsT-r sNrrs Nzsssss - l1ss-'gs
r--r-s1- o---s- a.zy 81 IS. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
6tIRCuTr corRT. - IrnIcIaI. crncrrr

"a "
" Hbos H1sa1L Iey Term is7s.
A1la ~, hDel4nt, Kam4ka K lseiee Irt.ef a.,
dlygrce- -'Ft .'r
In ne above snuusd Bbel for dIvorc. IL IA uo -ss
tnas decree % divorcs from he bond of -
srtsre1 - fsycr 0f ne Ead 5lzila " fsr - -z ~
- 1eseftio1 o. ne aad kamzkz X 70 Be uas atu-1
eitef NJ eHpfatlon n x months from H. ass n hl
decree upon ecmpha1c7 with Terms ffsrsoC lss~r
seLcient c-1se shall &Dpear the ecutrary M 80
AD--t y cr1ered % pubilah atteafed srnv AZ Fln
cf1rr ~ t1e Hawaiian G41erts and KuaKda ne-rurg.n
ipf Hx Successive weeks. ms rst rubarta 10 D. lfh
~ icatn rom tne date u this order Ehat al per1na
iatefesied may rithin efr taH show e1s- Why ssd
deere 4s-01ld nct Be made absolute.
BJ ne Court. D. III HITCHCOCK f4s-.~
Dated at Hii0, Nsy 3. ls7x. =
hefsby eeffy Ehat he f0reEonx Grus ard Esitfns
eSpy q he original decree of dlgores ca 6le D ny
s1n DIX asTcHoocx. c,-rs
Is CHAMBERS. CIsscCET xuDGE. Pad L.
u 1lc-4l Di4ffict. r. J., 10 PfDtate.
u ne n1tisr q Ne estate o. Charles n Lusoonb a.
Waii1<g. cece4ge1. - -
o. rs1dinz and fnng The DefiHoa Of H A Lr.ecr. -
Hai1<u, Naly as<i1x fllat dsc1nenf rrr1r-r1- h, -,
ne last WI ard Tesans1f u fch1rlss fearv fr,1s..,
Ate cf Nas<u Eaai. r. T. deeeassd, be slr1i1se1 =,
pscstes scd inat LsrssrS Testasnzary - irgr - -
80 y a Le'c,sap, - aIec1tor 1ilder a. VII
~ - y-1sfs9 tnat 1e1fsi8Ts 411e 1th is7s ~ % oc
"a a. ths ce1rt Eo1ss cf tha Dsfrirt Corr n wal
-, - ~ plft - ne rf and pcs for earnn I'D
pe1ihc1 and auy ohleetDBs nat may - sirs9 l,e5--
80 ~ Ss1'D's ~ aisrssied are hereby notified b nfIena
Abk- hOfAAADkH. fIrc1if 1usxe.
---''--A-' -'Ag ~ l"@ 80 %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
Choice Summer Residence.

- LoE cf zcEe also giEh IzhelE fsGc- 49,
-. 20 paccgcS = thrss acres agI0falug ard -
- rls, % N-zklu strVSt nkf nes se1Ya Nlusolsun
EgS -re q Dcs, r. BsShoP, - >cheo1 street.
SsS 81 AtS. } = EILlk.BR1Np.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
6,IRCUIT COURT 3rd dJUDTCTAI. CIRCT-Tr

" lilo, Hawaii, Nay Term, ISIS.
John PErker, hbelant, EaEnsAhal1a Hbeles. Ilbel
for divorce -
In the above entitled libel for divorce, Is now ordered
that decree OF divorce from the bond OF arrouv -
entered n Agor ofthe said John Parker for The ears
Of the deseron OF The said Kauazlalua 70 be saris
absolute after the expiration q SIX months from ths
date or tls decree lpou plznee with the tarus
thereof unless sufficient cause shah appear % fhe oon
frzry- = -
And the lbelAnt > ordered . pabsh attested copy
papers for H1 Successive weeks. the rst ps5ron . -
NiiAn one nonin from iae d4te of tis oE3eF las Al
perzous Interested n14g. EtnIn AZ months sio-r a
Shy sd decree should not be made absolute.
y ths Golrt D. a HITCHCOCK, Cs-k
Dated a. Hilo, Nay 2, les.
hereby cerufy that the foregoing TINS and h-Ith
i1 copy Of The original decree q divorce nov % aIs n
M ofsce- -
D. 8. d II. HrTcHcocH. csr.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
HAWAIIANGAZETTE

AS tSDpESpESr yoCESn.
DEVOTED 10 ElW4U4N PROGRESS.
FCErSEED AND EDTED BY
I. CRAWFORD NACDOWBLL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

n HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS Nor
trust ms husband J. "A. IO>tA- Is viii uos hold
1lySrtf -vsrons5s.s for = : tehtS after tbs cate.
NAY >, Isrs- 5sS icnf MRS OPCNUI IOSIA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-29

Attest; A Rosa. Deputy clsrk- : - SSsi
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GUPREME COURT OF THE HAwAIIAN

lsTS A. Rosa.
sss Ste Deputy CIerk Of Supreme Court.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-10-02
How a Young Scamp was Trapped.

DR.. &C. Mad,luX was out driving
yesterday. and fine setter dog which
often accompanies him was trotting
alongside. After making visit in the
western part o; the city he missed the
ANIMAL but as it had a collar around its
neck with his name on it, he made up
his mind that it would be returned.-
While driving home he saw several
boys, and one Of them was leading a
dog which had rope tide to its collar.
The boy who held the rope hailed him
with. Say, mister, don't you want to
buy a dog?' and as DR.. Maddux drew
up at the sidewalk, he recognized his
missing setter.
'Whot will you take for him, my lad:'
said the doctor.
well, l guess he's worth a couple OF
dollars amt he 2 said the boy.
All right said the doctor, I'll give
you two dollars for him, but | haven't
got It in change. Just jsmp IN and drive
down the street a little ways
The boy and dog jumped in. The
dog pranced around bis masters feet
and seemed quite oyerjoyed.
Rather seems to like YOU said the
boy; takes to yeu friendly all of a
sudden
oh, yes said the Doctor, Amt
you sorry to lose him:'
Wouldn't sell HIM for the world,
said the boy. only nam and dad won't
let me keep him home. | got that
collar and put my name on itjust a
little while ago. That's worth dollar
by itself.
Here the carriage drew up in front OF
the Westcran police station, but the
boy did not know what building it was.
Just bring your dog in said DR..
Maddux, entering and holding open
the door while the innocent young
rascal walked in and was thundcrstr1ck
when, after a few words Of explanation'
he was locked up. He begged hard to
get of, and IN consideration OF his
youth Justice Peters dismissed him with
a reprimand. .-BaHimore Americsn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-10-02
The IrOn-Heartcd Lover.

In the big crowd of excursonisti
sitting on the City Hall steps for a rest
the other day, was a youl5 man ofcx
cellent length oflegs, and a girl viii
sixteen auburn curls hanging around hen
head. They had scarcely settled them
selves and locked fingers. when she
cautiously observed:
81 'spose they have soda wafer in this
town?'
I'spose,' he replied. but tho last
thing aforc we started | promised yeur
mother not to let you drink any soda
water, It's the worst thing in the
world to bring on cosumption.'
She was quiet for a moment, andthen
pointing to the left, remarked:
L see that Sarah is eating peanuts.
'sposc they have peanuts in this town =
wall, yes; but your mother cautioned
me the last thing not to buy peanuts
for you. The shucks arc apt to get into
your windpipe. The Queen of Holland
was choked to death in that way
Pretty soon boy came along with
some fuit, and the young woman felt
Obliged to say:
Them apples and pears look awful
NICE"
"Yos, they do" replied tie prudent
lover, 'but [ promised your mother,
at the depot not 70 buy any fruit fol
you. Them apples look nice. but if you
cit the toothache started on you, then
the whole afternoon is busted
The young man had jusl commenceC
to take comfort again, when she limo
Gently remarked:
When l came mp here last sumner
with jim, he bought more'n Two pound;
Of candy
Yes. and what was the result ? b,
demanded. You fell down cellar tina
very week ; aud didn't Jim have tC
light out last winter Tor Dustin in tn,
school house d1or:'
She had got down to water. and viii
considerable sarcasm in het voice she
asked:
L can have a drink of water, can
I: Mother didn't say anything agains
that, did she@
Wall, no, rot exactly he slowl.
replied, but she gin me an appealin:
look as the cars moved oA-samc as t
say that It ought TO be kind a, warmisl
water, if any. You sot here and II
borrow a dlpper somewhere
She 'sot' and it was all OF an hou
and q halfbetore he succeeded in get
ting his arm around her.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-10-02
Religious Cheeriuiness.

Religious cheerlulness is honorable TO
God, and throws a happy influence oyer
human society. Let the cheering and
tranquilizing power Of the gospel break
forth and shine in the daily walk and
conversation Of all who profess faith in
Christ. Try it for a day. l beseech
you to preserve yourself in N easy and
cheerful state Of mind. Be but for one
day, instead OF fire worshiper Of pas
sion, the sun worshiper Of a clear self
passion, and compare the day IN which
you have rooted out the weeds Of dis
satisfaction with that on which you have
allowed cheerlulncss to grow up, and
you Will find your heart open to every
good motive, your life strengthened,
and your breast armed with a panoply
against every trick Of fate; truly you
Will wonder at your own improvement.
Cheerfulness shines the brightest in the
days OF trial. jeremiah sung psalms
in the dungeon. John beheld the
brightest visions Of New Jerusalem in
Patmos. Bunyan wrote his "Pllgrim's
Progress" in a dungeon Luther trans
lated the Bible while in prison. There
is great impressive power in Christian
cheerlulness on those who witness it
from without. 1t is sunshine and drip
ping clouds, Sabbath heart IN Il week
day body, and Sabbath speech amind
the dialect of Babel. 1t is brightest
when all around it is blacklist. When
our natural affections cease their music,
we then hear songs from the sky as
unutterable melodies, which our car
hath not heard when the world is ali
gloom, a regenerated soul treads glory
out Of every pebble, and sees the stars
as arteries along which pulsations OF
felicity reach him. He can then say
with Habbakkuk, although the fg tree
shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be
on the vine the labor of the olive shall
fail. and the field shall yield no meat ;
the hocks shall be cut of from the field,
and there be no herd in the stalls yet |
will rejoice in the Lord, | will joy in the
God of my salvation" Among the
virtues cheerlulness is very profitable.
1t makes the person who exercises ii
happy and useful. Rejoice in the
Lord always, again l say rejoice" BE
As the little glrl who was eating her
dinner; .he golden rays OF the sun fell
upon her spoon. She put the spoon to
her mouth, exclaiming, "Oh, ma!
have swallowed a whole spoonful OF
sunshine :"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-10-02
Prince AI5ert's BOyheOd.

A German duchess. distinguished Tor
her good sense and goodness Of heart,
was celebrating her birthday in the
palace Of a small German capital.
The court congratulation were over,
AMI the lady retired from the scene Of
fcstyity to the soclusion Other boudoir.
Presently she heard light footsteps
coming up the stairs.
All, she said, there are my two little
grandsons coming to congratulate me-
Two rosy lads, Of ten and eleven
years Of age came in-one named
Albert aad the other Ernest. They
aacciionalely greeted the duchess, who
gave them the customary present Of ten
louis dor to each and related to them
the following suggestive anecdote:
There once lived an emperor in
Rome. who used to say that no one
should 60 away sorroHful from an inter-
view with a prince. Tie was always
doing good and caring for his people ;
and when on one evening, while at
supper, he recolected that he had not
done one single act Of Kindness to any
one during the day, he exclaimed with
regret aud sorrow
My friends, have lost this day.
My children. take this emperor for
your model, and live in priaceiy way
Ike him.
The boys went down stairs delighted.
At the palace gate they met poor
woman, wr.ukled aod old, and bowed
down with greyng and trouble.
All, my good young gentlemen she
said. .bestov a taie on an aged crea-
ture. Ny cottage is going to be sold
for debt. and shall not have anywhere
to lay ny head. Ny goat, the only
means Of support had, has been selz-
cd. Pity an old woman, and be charit-
able
Ernest assured her lie had no money
and so passed on.
Albert he.itated he thought Of her
pitiablc situation a moment. was touch
ed by her pleading looks, and tears
came into his eyes. The story OF the
Roman emperor came to his mind. lie
took from his purse the whole ten LOUIS
dor and gave them to tie woman.
Turning away, with light heart, he
lett the cld woman weeping with joy.
That boy was Prince Albert, Of
England, justly entitled Albert the
Good.
Blessed is he that considereth the
poor the Lord will deliver him III
time Of trouble the Lord will preserve
him and keep him alive, and he shall
be blest upon the earth, and thou VIII
not deliver him unto the will oI his
enemies
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-10-02
Fishing for Fun.

l landed my first pickerel the first
evening we were on Lake Minnetoka.
am not a skillful fisherman. l told
the boys l could do little plain fishing,
but didn't want to be set down for
anything with any kind of futting,
embroidery, knife plating, or anything
of that kind abou. it, | lished from the
shore, by the side Of veteran fisher
man, Mr.. A. X. Dunlap, Of Titusville.
He knows every fish in the lake by
name. He can tell by the movement
Of the tine what kind of a fish Is at your
hook. Sometimes they run away with
my line.
It's a pickerel, shouted Mr.. Dunlap.
in intense excitement. "A big fellow.
Take out your lines, he yelled to the
rest Of them. Give him plenty Of
room? Play him y he shrieked at me.
Let him run! Keep your line taut!
Don't give him an inch of slack. Look
out! Don't let him do that again! Let
him run! Now, bring him in this
Look out! Don't let him do that again!'
BY this l was so excited | was on the
point of throwing down the pole and
rushing out in the lake, intending to
run the fish down and kick 1t to death.
screamed to Mr.. Dunlap
You take the pole and land him, 1
never can.'
He refused. He turned and hurled
his own pole, lance, fashion, into the
woods.
'Here' he shouted, rushing down the
bank about twenty feet below me,
stoopng down and spreading out his
arms. Here! Now Bring him in
here through the shoal water III get
him? Careful, now Steady! All
And flip flap, l had him on the shore.
lie was a beauty. A little sunfsh,
about three and a half inches long.
1t was a long time before we said
anything. Mr.. Dunlap climbed big!
birch tree, in the top of which his pole
had lodged, and we resumed our fishing.
Presently Charley Armknecht cOughed
and said
How funny the frogs sound over in
the marsh
And then we laughed long time at
the frogs. A long, long time, and very
heartily. They were very funny frogs.
But Mr.. Dunlap fshed on very
heartily, by and by he sad the fish
wouldn't bite when there was much
noise. So we held our hush and the
fish bit. But they didn't bite any Of Us
very badly.
The fishing is excellent almost any,
where in the lake. That evening on
the upper lake one Of the boys caught
nine large pickerel. When we came 10
count the fish, however,it appeared that
he had caught one pickerel nine times.
TWAS a very large fish, and they are
going ohave its skin dried whole for a
spectacle-causc. l caught more fish
than any one else IN the patty, but they
were all, with one exception, catfish,
and learned, to my amazement, that
[ had disgraccdmyselt and the lake.
Why isn't a fish a fish, I'd like to know