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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-03
TURKEY. INDIA, AND IRELAND.

The deStinieS Of this world are in
bad hanos. Kingly governments set
a bad example, and even Republican
executives, if full swing is allowed to
them, have rather a disposition to fol-
low their example. Russia and Tur-
key are Kingly Governments. They
profess to be religious Governments
too-each in it's own way. But here s
what they bring about of slaughter
and suffering:
1.-The snow is several inches deep ae
Bucharert. and the weather must be
exceedingly trying to the troops Of
both armies not in their winter huts.
Operations in the open field are only
possible with the risk of great loss
from sickness and privatiOn. The
Bulgarian villages are inadequate to
shelter considerable bodies Of troops"
Already from 10000 to 100000 on
each side-the very flower Of man
hood-must have persisted in this war,
and it looks as if it were only COM
mencing and England going to take a
hand in.
Parliament is summoned for the
18th. to see what is to be done. The
leg that the Indian H'empire stands
upon is Turkey. If Russia succeeds
in fracturing that limb down topples
the h empire, and Victoria, as she is
the first empress, is pretty sure to be
the last.
The substantial question before the
coming House is Ireland or India
which More than Ireland, too, for
English discomfort looms up dark,
pOrtentous cloud over the landau
electric cloud. there is thunder in it,
or thunderbolts. \ spark may ex
plode it. The English factory slave is
centered in compact multltudeS, and
the schoolmaster is among them. The
agricultural laborers! 1t is thirty
years since Courtenay, at the head of
Il few Kentish bludgeon men, defeated
u party Of the Queens Own and
with his own hand shot dead Lieuten-
ant Bennett who commanded them.
The bludgeon men just rushed on the
soldiers, seized hold of the bayonets,
closed and wrenched them ont OF their
hands, and so made an end of it.
These facts remain on the chart of
history, and show how and where the
ShipWreck may come. If the ''hOnor
able and noble criminals don't come
to their senses now, in the face of the
''situation, they must be very stupid
indeed. fthey do come to their senses
they will realize the folly, if not the
wickednesS, Of rioting on II thousand
pounds week, and leaving the disin-
herited brothers to live or die that
same week on six shillings TO the
ordinary Christian man such an afro
cious crime would seem impossible.
But that Christian man must realize
that thereis no excess of cruelty or of
crime into which evil men will not
plunge to crafty .their selfish appe-
titles. Count nothing upon them.
Know them for what they are know
yourselves also. know that
"An honest mans the noblest work Of God; ."
realize that whoever may be honest.
your oppressors are not. Know that
you. the man with the hammer in your
hand. are little or Il good deal better
that the biggest land gthief and rogue
in either Transportation Tom
Scott TO Buckley e.-irish
World.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-03
ON THE EVE OF ANOTHER IRISH
FAMINE

The Rev. William Joyce, +. Z. Lou
isburgh, Westport. writes to the Dub
lin Freeman letter sounding the first
note of warning of what the reverend
gentleman calls another famine"
Here is an extract:
Il am sorry to tell you that | fear
we are on the eve of another flaming.
The potato crop has not been so1bad
since 1S4S as it now turns out to be.
4 great deal has been said about ths
Indian famine. and SO much of the
sympathy of the people has been at
tracted to that unfortunate country
that they take no notice of the famine
impending nearer home: of course |
now speak of my own part of the
country. 1t is admitted by all that
the potato crop is n complete failure,
and there is no surer sign than the
absence of potato pits in the fields. as
is usual at this season. One-half the
crop. and in some places two-thirds.
is gone. and even what remains is not
fit for human use. They are SO soft
and watery that fear. the use of them
will bring on disease. With rents
nearly doubled since '4o, and the loss
of pigs by distemper. i don't know how
they will be able to tide over the COM
ing year.
THE wESTPoRT GUARDIANS
Resoirsd. That. owing to the almost
total failure OF the potato crop. great
distress already exists. etc.
THE POTATO HAS FAILED IN Eng
LAND.
The potato has failed Sn England
and Scotland. Potatoes are now inn
ported into England from Belgium.
Holland. France, the Channel Islands,
and wheresoever they can be had in
good condition.
THE WHEAT CROP.
The wheat crop of England is but
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-03

010 tn Cox day sure made by Agents
NY selling our Chromos, Cray
ons, and Reward. Motto, Scripture text,
Transparent, Picture and Chrome Cards.
100 samples, worth 81. sent postpaid for 75c
illustrated Catalogue free. J. II. BUF-
FORD'S SONS, BOSTON. Established 1880
169-6m
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-13

Won't some of our patrons give us Il lit
tie help Financially Wcarc greatly
in need of it.
Mr.. Jonathan Gaugh, of near this place,
showed us, on TucslAy last, several stalks
of clover which measured A.! inches. The
lot throus hout will average about 45. Tall,
isn't it?
DRAWING CLOsE.--Onc week from to-
morrow, Friday, Edward Costlry, alias
Dorsey, confined in the Jail of this county
will eXpia.e tor the crime, for which lie
was convicted, on the gallows. The exc
culion we I'M lcrstand will be conducted in
a very quiet manner, end but few persons
be admitted. AS in other cases, no doubt,
the morbid curiosity OF some persons Will
cause them to finger about Tie jail even il
they can't see anything.
/ GRACEIIAN lTEMs.-ODc night last wee
some person not on friendly terms with
DR.. j. W. Miller, painted one side Of lis
grey horse black and also painted hiS sign
but attempting to paint his COW, She would
not stand stand still, and 80 they could not
give her a good coat, but they got some on
her however.
The new house of Dors@y's in town is
completed, and reflects crcli, on the work.
men, Mr. j. Coiliilowcr Il Son. carpenters,
and Sciss & Nail plrstclers. 1t is occu-
pied now by Mrs Cramcr Of Utica. wilow
of Elk Cramcr, and mother of W. j. Cra-
mcr.
T., c. O. Sicss contcmplatcs building o
new barn after harvest.
! DR., George NJ. Zimmerman has got ma
sons and carpenters ut work on mis- larE"
brick mansion remodCling il. That's right
Doc.
The brass band is doing very well under
the leadership OF Prot Weller. They are
learning very fast "ad calculate on being
ready to attend picnics after harvest.
! The transfer of real estate of H. Barton
TO Henry w. Bennett should Of been les
acres instead Of 2T4. LEO.
Official Notification -Lieutcnat James
Johnson, Of the Second Police District;
Washington, rvprrts rs follows: Sergeant
Acton, officer Morgan and my daughter,
Ellen johnson, nave been promptly and
entirely cured iy the use Of kc.icr's Roman
Linimrni as learn from them personally:
first, in cases OF rheuMatism in cases OF
the men, and % neuralgia and severe rhcu
matte pans OF the side and back in the
crsc OF ny daughter
ROCKY RIDGE, June 1lih, 1873.
Mr. EDITOR '-lfyou give lie the PRIV
ilegc, will make 4 few remarks in reply
to VIM. Miller. High Germany is not so
high that Swans Ilasbon cannot reach lis
summit. IN speaking Of COWS and calves,
milk and butter, | think OR old friend
William Nri>e can out reach friend Eli
IL otlc a cow icw years ago that act
U"ljy gave 9 gallons Of milk per day, and
ciUrncl - lbs OF butter per week, and the
lest cali ST." h". wejghel l13 lis when
rNc Luug uli ani the one before that
drc,,ci Iii ihs Whvn twenty five days
Old How is that for hi.h friead Eli And
rs for chickens, Mr., krise don't plotcs. to
have any Of t't0se patent on stamped
stock, such rs Nrahma or Ginnakcrt -
numpNns he says, he has raised = few,
but The C@W has eat them all except one,
tAud to use his own un@uagc) ana that is
the one that grew Oh the old o:;y.na! stalk
dis lead.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
The month of roses.

Telephone socable are the latest hilarity.
Our young people are beginning to think
of picnics.
SYRUP, so cents per gallon at Roots
FRY it.
The great family of beans are now on
their way to the pole.
The fire,tlvs lantern now adds to the
beauties of the night.
The seidlitz powder joke has leaked out
at last. 0, gewilicker!
Scare crows on the cherry trees are the
latest garden ornaments.
Make yourself necessary, young man,
and your success is certain.
Swimming and stu.I ped toes will soon
be what's the matter with the boys.
1t is seldom that man uses his thumb
nail as q screw driver more than once.
Reaper and mower accidents will soon
garnish the columns of the local press
Cholera among the poultry is thinning
out the tlocks in some parts of the county
For all diseases OF the blood, we do not
know of any better remedy than DR. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
You who have cats to plant. plant them
early. You can't plant them too early nor
too many in hill
Wednesday last, Peter w. Skater, Esq
the new County Collector, formally took
charge of his office.
Greenwood Park, on the Western Ma
rrhnd Railroad, was formally opened
Thursday for the season.
The telephone has run its race. Its gone
where the woodbnc twincth. Too many
lies talked through it.
If you marry between now and fll,wcd
girl who has million yards of pink
mosquito bar in her own right.
Next to the point of mcannc-s to doing
Nh injury, Is to do n man favor and every
now and then remind him Of it.
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," ''''t'. i'".'''s '4'l'e'S
90 '''''" %
EVERY man must work his own way TO
'''eeSs' mourning IN 'hls world but amlIc )
hind leg springs up spontaneously. 49,
sec advertisement OF W. G. Homer,
commissioning, OF mor'SArcr sale OF 'a0a'
Die building lots IN another co,umn.
.o'''o' hurry "p'yc delInQacnts, and give
Us l'''Ie OF 'hr "Xchtqn'r, As we expect
W ~ az 'N''' - l''N'c ocloFr loNS.
y 'Is'''hS party lately left Frederick lor
,,o ci,;xo,
~,
>'',',' " '''e "'''' '''i' o''. on H.
S,ocks(alc .hou,c. con.ilcrsl,v inin,-
ing her ,cndrr-hchinl
Ono or o,,r von,, ,,o, ,,, ,o,o,,,,. f.,
ken "a sm,,,i,r ana Il, t...,, .,.,,'.,,'-
witness tlIc conior,ions If his face 49, Il.
pulls on the I'm Grant two for five
Th. ,;,,o f.pnar,., u.... -.
c,tos co,coit o,,,,. =. ooo,a. o,,,,,,. :,
,,o %, .oo ~ .p.,,,,.,., N
whether he merits ,bc ti,Ic or rot
Mr., I,,,,, MI, :.
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KEY. \. H. Glids, of this place, preached
c,,,,,,,. ,no, 1nn;,~ ~. ,,s'n.. '>'s7 ~, w.
,vina .,,' ,.o...., >''N, =,
'''' ~. "'S' "etN i'onl our age"
'"'''" 'i'cn'' MI l'e''ei''N hIo'r, WHO
his daurhtcr Mrs Evlcr near Emn;t,..
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In tie CWcWt C1,@t for frcdcrIc%
LoDNV.
MAY Term, 1878.
Leonard r Wa 'schr, JAS. r. Wa"schc, ct
al trailing as Wac>chc, Bro. & Co., (usc
OF Chas l.. CasScIl
VS..
John W. Sefton and William Seton.
( \rIcred his 10th day of June, 1913,
" that IN the 9th day OF July next,
Tue Court viii proceed to act upon t'c re-
port OF sales this day filed by {. vs. Levy,
trustee il the above case, unless cause to
The contrary be Shown before said day ,
proY,dcl py of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper published in Frederick
coGnly for three Successive weeks prior TO
>uil day.
The report stn'"> "a" amount OF sales OF
yea. estate al $50.
THOMAS GOH,Ur1l
Clerk of the UE.uii ,1ua. Iyl t!lttIiaL 90
Itar u,n Test
THOMAS CONS, ~ fc.l,>.
lu-~lG.y.
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Liver l;;lIllii..llPiZ ain ,

When from any ofthe numerous Incl
TIM cauaua the Liver begins to act abnol
ralr. tic lille remains III the syatem,
yitiuliug and ncrvc"ting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Bo!ls, CalbuncIcs,
Blotchys, Pmpl2s, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, Dysentcry, Ed
ncy and Bladder dis easr3, and many other
disorders, al originating directly or indi-
rectly from thc Liver. Lellcrs Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action OF
the Liver by proyidinG for the removal Of
the hillary constituents - lie Bowels
L.GuCyG alsl Skin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-06-13

EAPI.R AND MOWER SECTIONS
Is
Reaper and Mower Sections for all kinds
of liraping and Moving Ma ;hincs. and
Section Rivcts, on hand and tor sale at the
Agricultural Store of
STEWART & PRICE,
Mayo 81 Frederick
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In the introduction Of kellers Vege-
table Life Drops. new departure has
been instituted. Instead of appealing to
the credulity and desperation Of the sick.
the Judgment of ell is addressed in "A
Brief Manual.of Pur.atiye and Depura-
tive Medicine,"- ITO be had Of druggists
freo IF e,arGs, and given with every bot
tie Of the Drops, +--nrittcn for those whar
having a perception Of their diseases, ca
intelligontly apply the principles therein
contained, with tie assurance of relief
suL cure of
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the 1olloWlnS persons, sent
enced ut the present term of our Circuit
Court 10 wit :-Edward Castle and Samuel
Ensmingcr, convicted of burglary in vii
Transport, sentenced for four years. A. +
Bennett, for forgery, four years, Harry
Davis, Richard Gardner and James Amber
son, each for larceny and sentenced for IS
The colorcl man Pierce, who was inn
imprisoned for shooting and woundHg his
wife in IIagcrstown in May list, died on
Sunday morning last, and was buried in
the county graveyard AT The time he
shot his wife, lie also inflicted & scalp
wound upon himself, but it was not
thought to be scrious, and We did not learn
it was that or something else
which caused his death.
Last week the Supreme Grand Lodge Of
the independent Order Of Good Samari.
tans aud Daughters of Samara in America
met in Hagerotown. The next session will
be held in Charleston, South Carolina.
ROCKY RIDGE, June TO- 10.
Mr. EDITOR This place presented a
business scene Of more than ordinary
activity during the last few weeks. Mcssrs
Biggs 4 Eichchcrgcr shipped about fifty.
five car loads Of coal over the Emnntsbrrg
railroad for St ,Joscph'S Academy. This,
with the usual heavy freight, gave little
" Maryland" as much - it could 90. This
road under the management of lis efficient
officers is Mt present doing a lively business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon + Norris, who have
lust returned from 1heir WESTERN tour,
speak in glowing terms Of tl,al country MS
being land Of milk and honey"
Hon j. Hig@S, having attended the mil
lcrs convention recently he'd indianapolis.
Ind, has also returned highly delighted
with his trip, This gentleman i, now fully
confirmed in the opinion which he always
held that milling IN this country is yet in
it, infancy, which fact he has 50 clearly
and furciblv demonstrated by I'll" superior
grade Of -four which he las been for some
time past and is at present manufacturing
The summer school Of this place will
close on Friday next. The average attcN-
dance for the last two months has been
about thirty scholars, memo.
A prominent Maryland druggist sends
the following; "A gentleman called inycS
trr1av who had been acou.,ant sGttcr from
Dyspepsia for ten years, and informed me
that Keller" Vegetable Life Drop, had
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y. i't>sa uu>,.,s ~ t.
I G4gI1
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CJrTttttt! W.eb'y ~ Ge2. ". .StochMla!s
WEDNESDAY dune lnlh
Nolu advertisements.
Nc. :s$s.Aa eEQssEty.

In the Greet C1,a't for frrdcric&
LoptQ,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

by the arrival at this port Of the Zcalandia,
IN eighteen days from Sydney, (via Auckland,
y. H., June 25,) we have colonial dates Co the
10Th, and from London 10 the ODD. Peace liz
not yet fully assured, although the prospect is
somewhat brighter.
Many accidents (somc Of them seycre) have
occurred in different places in New Zealand from
the careless use Of kerosene oil. There is much
comment in the papers upon the subject.
New Zealand journals arc largely filled with
discussions OF matters in connection with the
settlement of disputes with the Alaoris in re-
gard to land titles.
The Colonists in New Zealand and Australia
evidently expect trouble, for they are placing
batteries nj the entrances of all the princinaI
barbors, and are organizing and drilling yolun-
teer corps in all directions.
Earl BcacOnsield maintains that the contin.
uance OF the sitting Of the Congress must be
conditional on Russia's withdrawal Of her troops
from the neighborhood Of Constnntinopie.
whcreupOn the Russian plenipotcntiarics bave
appealed to the Gar for fresh Instructions n
The Times, this morning Dune 23) announces
that Russia, England and Austria have agreed
regarding the boundaries Of New Bulgaria.
Russia, after "a three hours debate, conceded
to the English-Austrian demand that the BAL
kans should be the limit Of Bulgaria.
The delays in the Congress are ascribed 10
the Grmncss Of Disraeli.
Austria and England demand the immedia te
discOntinuancc Of the Russian occupntion of
Bulgaria, and that after the final conclusion Of
peace Turkish garrisons shall occupy the
fortresses.
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The following persons have been commissioned as Tax As
SCISSORS for The Taxation districts Of the Kingdom for the veal
1873:
Hilo II. Hitchcock.
Kau W. c. Jones.
kaaihili.
Hamakua ..................D +. SANFORD.
North Kohala. Brown.
South KOhsla .........-.....Isaa Y. Davis.
North Makainai.
South Kona Manase.
MAUI.
Lahaina .................-..D MamakL.
Waikiki. --...-......-...--.L Aholo.
Makawao Charles Ii. Dckey.
Hama Fl. Kakani.
Molokai and Lanai. ..........S. Kupihea.
OAHU.
Honolulu IL. JUDI.
Eva and Waianae A kahanu.
Waialua .....-....-..-..--.J. Amara.
Koolauloa ...Paukealani.
Koolaupoko. Kelipio.
KAUAI.
X. Holi.
h. huapuu.
Anahola p. Kanoa.
Hanalei. haiu.
Waimea .........-..---.....l ii. kapuniai.
Niihau 2. Hoh.
JOHN NJ. KAPENA, Minister of Finance.
Department of Finance, July l, 1878.
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to make the following
appointments: Their Excellencies J. NJ. Kapena and Edward
Preston, to be Commissioners of Crown Lands.
The Board of Commissioners Of Crown Lands now con-
ssts of
His Excenency J. NJ. Kapena,
HIS Excenency Edward Preston,
His Excenency J. o. Dominis.
1t has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint the Honor
able J. Mott Smith to be a member of the Board OF Immigra-
ton, which now consists of
His Excellency s. C. Wilder, President,
His Excelency }. NJ. Kspena,
Honorable A. L. Judd,
Honorable J. Mott Smith,
Honorable W. Jas. Smith,
Honorable W l.. Green.
lthas pleased His Majesty the King to appoint their Excel
lenctes s. X. Kaai and Edward Preston TO be members OF the
Beard of Health, which now consists Of
His Excenency 8. G. Wilder, President,
His Excenency s. K. Kaai.
Rs Excenency Edward Preston,
r. McKibbin, NJ. D.,
F. B. Hutchinson, NJ. ID.
DEPARTMENT OF THE;
ATTORNEY GBNsRAL.
CECIL Brown, ESQ, has this day been appointed Clerk to
the Attorney General.
EDWARD PRESTON, Attorney General.
AHiolani Hale, July 4th, 1878.
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Caution.

Whereas, letters have been received at the Honolulu Post
Office stamped with stamps purporting to be six cent postage
stamps of the Hawaiian Government, some Of which stamps
are fraudulent.
The public are hereby notified that all genuine postage
stamps are perforated for the purpose of separation before
issue, and that all stamps not so perforated are fraudulent,
and letters stamped Herewith will not be forwarded.
The public are therefore cautioned against the use Of such
fraudulent postage stamps.
Given under my hand this sixth day OF July, A. D. 1873.
sAML. G. WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior.
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Government Land for Sale.

On Saturday, 18th August, 1878, a. u NJ, will be sold at
theIfront entrance Of Aliolani Hale, the two ~ lots on the
West side of the intersection of Queen and Fort streets in this
City. They together measure 80 feet on Queen street and 100
feet on Fort street. Buildings not included in sale. Upset
price 5000. Title Royal Patent. sAx'L G. WILDER,
Interior oRce, July II, 1873. C6D Minister of Interior.
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The alarm of fire yesterday forenoon was caused
by an incipient conhagration in an clubhouse near
Emma Square. No damage.
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SEE fourth page of to-day's paper for an inter.
esting letter from our Washington correspondent
also an article on the Queens Hospital by DR.
Rodgers.
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A LIBEL.-A recent number of q Fiji paper
published a statement to the effect that the Ha-
waiian emigrant schooner Stormbird, Capt. Jack
son, had been engaged in Kidnapping natives on
the different islands which she visited on her
late cruise. Aside from the gross libel, the state
ment was full of falsehoods as to minor matters.
1t was republished in the Sydney Morning Herald
Of June 6th, and was received here by the last
mail from the Colonies. We learn that the govern
ment will forward to the Hawaiian Consul at
Sydney ample material to officially contradict the
injurious falsehoods of the Fiji writer.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial 0bertlser.
S4TUPDA Y, JULY l3
BY

II has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Col. Charles
H. Judd Chamberlain to His Household and his Private Sec
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Box VoTAGE.-Among the departures for the
East By the ZsGl0ndia on Tuesday last, we note
that of Prof. ". D. Alexander. head of the gov
eminent survey, who in company with his
brother. :. T. Alexander of Haiku, Mani. goes
for the grand tour" of Europe and America,
intending to be absent eight or nine months.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Court has be. IN in session
for the July term since the 1st inst. Chief Justic'
Harris presiding. We shall give fulL details of the
proceedings in our next.
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The recovery of the Emperor oT Germany,
it is now said dune 80 win be painful and
pFotfacsed.
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THANKs.-Ours are due to Whitney & Robert
son, to Col. Norris, and to Friel x Bush. for late
panarS
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The regular meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society will be held this evening at the
residence of the Hon. A. 1. Judd.
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FURNITURE To-DAY.-We beg to call attention
to Mr.. Adams sale OF choice furniture to- day. See
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Vocal CONcERT.-There will be a vocal concert
at kaumakapiIi Church this. Saturday, evening,
the proceeds of which will be devoted to the
destitute people at Kalawao, Molokai. The con-
dition OF the people at that settlement is such
that it appeals to every heart that can feel for
another's woe, and we are sure that, tonight. a
response Will be found in every breast.