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THE PREACHERS PETITION.
WHAT THE MINISTER'S ASK FOR IN RE
Carl. TO MARRIAGEs.

dAhD. To MAkH1A9Eb.
The following is the petition present
ed 10 the General Assembly, yesterday,
by the Ministerial committee on amend
ment Of the marriage laws, recently ap-
pointed in this city:
To the Honorable Senate and House of
Representatives Of the State Of Della
ware in General Assembly met:
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed committee by the pastors OF
different denominations Of Christians in
the city of Wilmington, to petition your
honorable body to amend the marriage
laws of the State of Delaware, we do
hereby petition, and respectfully request
that said laws be so amended a. that: /.
No bond or security may hereafter be
required of any person desiring to enter
the holy bonds Of niatrimony. 2. That
the fee for license shall not exceed one
dollar. 3. That blank ON some part
Of each marriage license be left for the
officiating clergyman or other persons
authorized by law to perform the mar
rage cermony to make returns therein,
in ninety days. 4. That the license
shall contain the following words, ad-
dressed to the officiating clergyman or
other persons, sand this shall be
your sufficient warrant" 5. That the
clerk or magistrate issuing such license
shall insert therein the ages of the per-
sons seeking said license and that the
same shall be given under oath or af-
frmation If required, also the color Of the
parties to be married.
Respectfully submitted,
aN..-laE j. II. caldwell,
~ Pastor st. Pauls M. e. Church.
.....,. j. HOWARD NIxoH,
Pastor Central Church.
'"tI1f j. B. PARMELKn,
Pastor Of New Jerusalem Church.
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. II, 1881
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,oCAL TIME TABLE.
-, ,Ns LEAVE WILMINGTON

roR PHrLADEhPHIA.-l;s "a ,s ~. q ~ ~
10 sV s;S, n tUo 8.i7, 100, 9.6S, 1000, p. m.
Sundays, S,nU i.Ss, 22s. slO.a. M; $50. s.i7'
y, s.65, luU UyRo;RMR.-l8,2Ssso ?; 100, lo.02.
FOE % l2.I3, AIS. gil, p. m. On
M, ia.' w lU =. m, B.l7 p. IN.
FinaayR yR,.LTIsoRE AND WAsnInofon-
fps Sp5aI lI5. 7.55,S.35, a. m. lxoo, I:vz
N ~ iG o. los, p. IN. On Sundays, ix.oi' z''0'
Eon BlLTIMoRE,l Bay Line sonneo'ionl
" p NV ", cAsTLE.-6.OO 80. a. M; l.ue
la, foh ~ n m No sunday trains,
~, ,,,n VI, 'If,,FrIAwARE Il. h.-e.D o. M; l'uo.
IN n. m, No sunday trains.
~ g.pp p WiIMINGroN 4 NORTH ERF n. H.
M oS a M; 800. 500 p. IN. NO sun~sV
fslns' AIMS nr,AwAaE WESTERN II. R.-7.l5
oa s0a M: $50 p. IN. No Sunday trail ..
sp.iSs ARRIVE IN wILMiNa1oN
'rrov PutLAprLpHIA.-l2i Los. 2os,
H. a.. vs., Ilm.; lS.lS. lLtS, i.02. 40,
II" ~ 4.JO5 40, o.2I, 7.JJ, 100. VA. il.iv p:
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ID i2.3I;'l.O5, 6.U7. $50 p. m. oa Sun-
ESo;M NV CAsTLE.-S.4s. 9.Sj, l2lJA. m;
I'm sp IN. No sunday trains.
EvoN DELAWARE Il. R.-s.5O, IL m
IN n m. No sunday trains.
FRoM WILMINGTON q NORTHERN II. II.
q, Ills a. IN; 0.t5 p. In. No Sunua5
|Alns.
|'' 'FR0N DELAWARE WESTERN II. R-S.W
IN. 2I5, y. IN. No sunday trains.
&RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
W PHILADELPHIA.
|FRox BROAD STREET AND W WAsHIN0Tor
n XyESUE-7Oj, 80, 5.lj, 10. -, l.U, ll.b q. IN,
sJ, 800, $50. 400, 40, SIS. 800, go. s.OO
/Aj, ll.5O p. tn. On sundays. s.l5 a. m
pJ. a.i5, ll.5Dp. IN.
FRoM Thirty SECOND AND MARKE1
rRgErs. -7..bO, lbs a, IL i2.21. i.vv, u
J.; l.OUa IA. IN. On Sundays. i.JJ. IN
black figures represent thu
limited Express" on whien AL extr
~ Is charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
A sALooN KEEPER,s CRIME.

Neil MeDevitt, who keeps . saloon as
No. 2232 Market street, was given .
further hearing before Magistrate Brown
yesterday on the charge of committing
an outrageous assault ON Mary Porter,
the wife of Samuel Porter, who lives In
the neighborhood. Evidence was offer
ed showing that on Friday last the ae-
cused invited the woman to his saloon
aud Induced her to partake Of Q glass
OF liquor, which she claims was drueged /,
from the fact of it rObbing her OF her
senses. While she was In an uncon-
sclous condition he assaulted her, and
was discovered by her husband, who
happened to enter the place In search Of
his wife. As the woman's condition was
considered serious The accused was com-
mitted to await the result Of tbs iigurIes.
Press.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
NEW ADvERTlsEsrEHrs.

MOTICE.-In conformity to an act o
In the General Assembly Of the State
vi Delaware, entitled IAN sct or the re-
moval OF the seat OF Justice of New Cas-
tie county from the city of New Castle TO
the city OF WllmiL gton," passed at Dover
March 20, 1879, and 70 q supplement there
to passed at Dover January 18th, lsSl,
IL is directed by the Building Commit
tee of the Levy Court having in charge
the erection of the county buildings pro-
vided Tor in said act, that public notice be
and The same is hereby given that the
books, papers, records and other property
belonging 10 the county officers OF this
county and enumerated in the third Sec
tion OF the act aforess Id, have been re-
moved from the city Of New Castle to the
Court House building erected and built In
the city of Wilmington. And IL is FUR
ther directed by the Building Committee
Aforesaid that this notice be published In
all the puolic newspapers published In
lhe county. ~
signed, ALBERT ii. SILVER,
Chairman OF Building Committee.
Attest. VIM. l.. WIER, Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
WILMINGTON. DEL FRIDAY. JANUARY q. 1884,

consideration OF the resolution, but with
drew bis objection after brief consul
tation with other members, aud the res
olution passed without any dissenting
votes.
Mr.. Cahall offered similar resolution
providing for the resppoinment ofAudi-
tor Stats
Mr.. Bradford moved that the rssolu-
ton be laid over until 8 p. m; agreed TO.
On motion Of Mr.. Cahall the bill in
cooperating the Marsh Hope Improve
ment Company was referred 10 the Com
mittee on Corporations.
The report Of the joint Committee on
Accounts of the State Treasurer, was
read and accepted. The committee re-
ported that the accounts had been exam
ined and found correct, 40 set forth in
the Treasurer's annual report. Adjour-
ned.
HoUsE-AFTRRNooN SESSION.
House met at 8 p. m.
The joint resolution reappointing
John +. Staats State Auditor was
adopted without opposition.
The Senate bill for q new public
road in Northwest Fork Hundred,
Sussex county, was read for a first
time.
The joint resolution from the Senate
providing that the Auditors report be
not printed in the journal, was read
and laid over.
Mr.. Vanbu kalow gave notice Of q
bill to divide Schtol Districts Nos. so
and 1CS, Kent county, now consolida-
ted under the tile Of Magnolia Cor
porate Schools.
The Senate bill renewing the char
ter Of the Artisans Savings Bank was
read.
The resolution about the non print
ing in the journal of the Auditors re-
port was taken up and concu red In,
and 900 copies ordered to be printed
separately.
Upon information that the Senate
had ordered 500 copies, the latter res
olution was reconsidered and with
| drawn.
The Senate bill creating q new
school district from districts No. 90,
83, 64 a1d SO, Sessax cou nty, was
read.
The Senate amendment to Chap. 81,
Vol. IA, Laws of Delaware, regarding
the indigent insane Of sussex, was
read.
The Senate amendment to Section
2, Chapter 4s, Revised Code, was
read.
(This is supplement to the said
section, providing that all allowances
and compensation arising out Of the
care of the poor in the alms houses
shall be entirely within the control Of
the Trustees of the Poor, and their
action shall be final and conclu.
sive.)
Mr.. Mcneil offered . bill making
slight amendments in the charter Of
the Fenwick Island Improvement Co.,
was read.
Mr.. Robinson from the COMMITTEES
| on corporations reported favorably on
the bill Incorporating the Marsh
Hope Improvement Company, which
was then read third time and pass
cd.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

TEE United States District Attorney
OF Utah says that the principal difficulty
In obtaining conviction against Nor
men for bigamy Is the fact that all
marriages are performed In the Endow-
nent House, and all presen, are sworn
70 secrecy. In court the Mormons are
willing 70 peJure themselves for the
sake Of their religion. A clause in the
Law places three years after MAJ riage as
the Limitation for prosecution, and II
trials were now bAgun nine-tentbs OF
the Mormons would escape conviction
under this statute of Limitation.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
IxrEMPEnANcK IN rHE ARMY.-Th

lETEhPERANcE IN TIE ARMY.-The
New York Herald says:-"A cores
pondent sends US from Washington a
curions and painful army record. 1t
is the record OF officers tried by court
martial and sentenced to dismissal
during the last three years for the
grave Lrime Of drunkenness while ON
duty. We should not lend our col
umas to the presentation Of such o re-
cord were it not compiled for the pur-
poss OF showing that the scAndalous
elemency Of Mr.. Hayes toward this
class Of offenders has, as many army
officers complain, done much TO de-
moralize discipline and to lower the
tone of the army
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

The VALUE Of boys morning nap
hss seldom been expressed In dolla 70
and cents; but New Jersey youth has
just established II at three hundred dol
lars, this being the value OF the barn he
burned in order to get even with the
employer who reused him at half.past
four 10 the morning. He will now pro-
badly learn TO place value upon his
liberty or his own neck.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
A 81 ,ooo. 900 as a New YeaI
Nom linn

The New Year opens brightly In busi-
meas outlook (taking reports from all
points into conslderALion), and it suggests
10 The reader many reasons for thanks
giving-none greater At this time than
the return of general prosperity to the
10 reoollect that the existence OF that
great monument OF pnilanthrophy, The
CHARITY HOSPITAL, of New Orleans, was
due 70 the el,UO0,OJO. secured by the Wise
from the bonus paid BY the Louisiana
slate Lottery. The affairs OF the lottery
Will be explained by Writing 20 M. A.
Dauphin, No. 3l9 broadway, New I ork
City. N. Y or TO the Aame person at New
Orleans, La. tanlp-6t.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
Cs.meswsal,h Dlslributioa Co.
rw.srY-srsHrH pnAwIxo yAx. Sis

rwnErY- EIaHTH DRAWING Jan. slsT.
On Monday, January 81, the Common
wealth Distribution Company will hold
the Twenty eighth Of Its series OF popular
Drawings aL Aacauley'a Theatre, Louis
vile, KY, ON which occasion its astrac-
tive scheme Of $50 prizes Rggregati ny
eil2ss00, viii be distributed among its pa
irons. The widespread popularity whloh
thta institatioa has acquired is un prsce-
dsnted In the history oil lotteries; and its
well known reputation for fair deal
Ing nas obtained for IL an unparalleled
success, Whole tlokets, 81; haIves, 81.
send 10 II. n. Boardman, Loulaviils, KY,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

nj OTICE.-A meeting OF the Trustees Of
IN the poor of New Castle County will
be held at tue Aims House, on Wednes-
day, January % h, at 10 O'Clock q. m. All
persons having bills will present them by
that day.
The supply com m1ttee will meet at the
Aims House on Saturday, January 18th.
at ii O'Clock a. m., when proposals. will
with bread, meats and tobacco for the
next three months.
]. WILKINS COOCH,
jan2O u "a, ,25<w. Secretary,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
The Daily Gazstts.
EHTARnp AT WILMINGTON PosT.oFFICK
AZ skC0ND-CLAas NATTER.

GEN. GARFIELD is sorely perplexed
over the color line which the leaders of
the newly-made citizens have raised.
They demand Cabinet position, and
declare that there will be a revolt among
the colored Republicans II their claims
are not recognised.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

CAMERoH's power In Pennsylvania is
imperiled. The elan, father aud son
have long exercised ruling influence In
Keystone State politics. The machine,
however, 10 In danger Of being smashed
In tee impending Senatorial election, In
which event Csmeronians will meet
their Waterloo.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

Ever since Ewes Incautious experience
In the Garden of Eden, abies have bes a
the lnstitutien, Petted by men and loved
by women, their baby life would be an ab.
solutely happy existence, but for those
Flatulency. etc.-all happily relieved at
once, however. By the prompt use OF DR..
RullS Baby Syrup,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
TWO EASEMENTS.

VIM. NJ. Satterfeld, Of South Murder
kill, Kent county, has completed his as
amount OF real estate in single owner
ship Is $53, ,309, credited TO Governor John
w. Hall. Next comes A. q Clifton, with
property assessed at $24, 165.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

Seven additional ballots for u. 8. Sem
ator were taken In joiut convention of
the Tennessee Legislature yesterday
without choice. The eleventh ballot
stood: Maynard, 35; Bate, 81; Bailey, IA;
Harrison, 8; w. M. Smith, 1; Bright, 3;
r. l.. Taylor, 2; scattering, 3.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
REGlsTLRS s ORDER.
RsGIsTRRs oFYIua


H.. IN'iLA ,, COUNTY, Dec. 18Th, 1880.
,,,1 tAe application Of Rachel a .Ch.na.
.Ara uf 49,. Chandler, Admiulnlra
lslinn. ta'i a'i >. Chandler. InIa ~
hceus,,d =, iiuuured, la aald oonn,S
N itesists,I,,a - o'ueted Aud direcl.1 E,,
= ld gIve r,,t Ia'. .he iheAulnlnlstraLofa afors
Il AimInIsJts.,'.oto VI the granting OF letS.s-
sccus,d VI "''on ,, upon Lhe estate OF ~.
d, by cau,pn, s' tno uale Oi granting ta.ra
Eiti,H ,Isls adFsrLIseIneuLA Ia h.. n'
.,t. nIn lofty days from tnn a posted
tteIh, IN SIX Oi the mos ,,,,st Vi such
.r.,,a Iouuty OF New Castle r.a., piAoes OF
fu,Jn" hAVing deruunds ayaIa eli
y ~ pies sht the saIns or ..,,is .ne es-
srnv,,t assembly In sucn cas- ~ Al
/, ,sar,I' ANA also cause tns . aue and
.gIINISo"ri "itnlh the same perts., W oe
hILe'I IN ~ os uALkrTk, "A newsnsna ~
lIer.in -, , 'ih gIon, anu Lo b. go, huu.
- &c weeks, 10. o. d. esA
ulveu under the napa
- y, olhce OF the Reki.taS :. ,nss ssa
sJu. .,tv New Castle, ia M. oaaiu
I'LL aforesaid, the day and " OAAtiv
3. Z. Blows, RsgistsI'
~ NOTICE.
- persons having oIaiu.
I,ms =, y, Tie deceased mu-t nfst n.t the
,n or uuty d attested 10 the Adm,nnt osSnt the
he moi ~, peoemDer ldth. IsSi ~ atorsl se
Ind I. ns VI Assembly In s,,ch t'oI, Or abide
'uu provided, 'A Sucn case made
RACHEL q. CHANDLER
'HosE CHAN
Nddeerpstss,.;-centrsvills, Dsl Adn'n.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
DEATH OF A PROMISING YOUNG
MAN

A. d. Postles, son ofJames II, Postles
living in Kent county, near Milford died
al his home, last Monday, aged about
twenty-five years. Deceased was young
man or fine promise, and possessed con-
siderable reputation as an slocusienist Of
merit.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

NJ oTIoE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN Mil Creek Union Association for
the Detection OF Thieves and Recovery OF
stolen Properly will be held at Union
the 18th day OF January, 1881, at O'Clock
p, m. DAVID EASTBURN,
President.
r. q, BUCKINGHAM, Sec, JanlS-w2ts
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

NoTIOE.--Dr. knne's l9rsaE Nerve
hest0rer In ths marvel of the age for ali
Nerve DlseAsea. All hts AtOppsd trae.-
Send 70 sci Arch street PhiIadslphia a.
oct ABLY
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

William +. Dalrymple of the famoRs
grain farm in Dakota says that the
clear profit for 1900 was over $3.50, 600
He raised more than . half million
bushels Of wheat on "a, 600 acres, and
sold it iu buffalo at profit OF 80 cents
per bushel.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
nsstanxs rs-Riwl.i.

d. 3. Il a.
Co. G, Dupont Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Fsirsss FFsSsasa0Ef EodSs. aGSf he. SP; & 61.SF:.
Rescue Council. No. 3, U. u, A. M,
Columbia L0dges No, ~, 1. o. y, q,
Washington Council, No. 4, u. ii. "A. l
Delaware Tribe No. Imp. o. II. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

IL TaE EE lion ON THE PEACH.
slOwer livery honsekeepar a,d r,,
Ghard, this vaIng at,ng a single tree or an or.
Ialreclions ~. 'aiusOle work is offered NJ ~
S,yeaess SrDess and an pfss.eisylng sseiNg hesllh prodac-
".lnag1dlts against st1nlSongei nSa life. Special
paid. fnrorlBoo Book 81, Dy m ali % nossaS: nra 1ne
Addraa,sa given II desired p'o-
lshN-3lw j. HUTTER.
west Chester, Pa,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21

"Dashaway' all opium preparations
and give only DIR. RuIps Baby Syrup to
the babies. 1t is the only rem edy which
contains no opiates and Is reliable,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-21
DIE { D..

LINDsEY.-On January 81, James Nor
man, infant son OF James W. and Mol
lie e. Lindsey, aged year, month and
nine days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-12-03

A CONTEMPORARY makes extended COM
ment upon a scurrilous and indecent PAM
phlet, issued abroad, and sen here as a
missile of malignant spite. 1t strikes us
that a gentleman would feel himself con-
taminated by a perusal of a dirty and das-
tardly assault upon many worthy members
of the community; and if he did permit
himself to glance at it in private, it seems
to us that he would not assist a malicious
slanderer abroad to circulate his abuse here
at home; and certainly he would not refer
to the charges against a Christian society,
as being, "if true" the evidence of a rot
ten and Infamous body"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-12-03
Hawaiian Primary in the Pacific.

fit Is to be accepted as n fact incontro-
vertible that this Hawaiian State is but a
group of plantations and a syndicate of
traders il may perhaps be nonsence to
speak of Hawaiian Primary in the Pacific.
But if it be a recognized Nation with a
Governmental and n Diplomatic System, a
Legislature and al deliberately organized
Judiciary, and all the elements of a rue In
dependent State with an established good
character, of which there is not the like
elsewhere in Polynesia, then there is some
reason in the Phrase-it expresses what is a
substantial and ought to be an influential
fact. And such is i'm trnth the fact. This
Hawaiian state is i'm all respects fit to take
upon itself the responsibilities of an adj
wiser. a referee, or q mediator in the affairs
Of the weaker but still Independent divi-
Of the Polynesian race.
In expressing our views OH this subject
we did not purpose to put them forth as a
claim merely for the aboriginal race of these
but for the whole nationality with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-12-03

From wiuIaarI Part-. per LIkeilkel Nov z7tl-Hsr
MaIe-ty queen Emma. IIss l. Peabody. Miss II Ezli4u,
Mis- J. suIlulau. 1I-s o. Wahim-paiiur Mis- Ealai1. Miss
EIka1l. Mis- Halafa. Hon = 90 Wilder. 90 Davis. J = Col
barn. r u Msrra. D W Brown. Jr. e. Kennedy. Lee Toy.
! Costa. e. Bruce. % S.Usr. o. u traig. " EIw.rz. " l.
CuILbert. g. j. NaE--, E~uutsmpsEy.H Coruwsu. q y
Spencer. . w halla. n u Brown " Aaene. e. keyuu-
is-bey.J " Wil-aE. Mrs ana Mt-- WaLa.IeIla- Mrs \ j
Cartwright. IT, and child
For wiHdwari Ports. Peg Ltksuk-. Soy @-Their
MtJestis- the hing ami Queen "a q 10 LulaEalaui, Hon e.
n Judd. Miss sheldon. Hon % " Wiitsuauu, Mis- kittt
McErew. q = KENNEDY and wife. r n ua---lisu. Hon : &c
wilder II Cyrua-l nuI w4ts. ~ h olsen. Prof Berger.
aui Royal Hawaiian Band. SIR Farmsutsr ami wife. J
haluesJ halamas j Costa = Maaaultys 4rs wight, and
about gudeck-
From san Francisco per city % Sew YORK. Nov z--
Mr. Catherine -farz. " % Wool. Mrs u Bswury. Vim
Taylor, j Melirara. = " Hanson, e. HpErus1u and wife.
J Morgan. A Perry. T. Mason. L sullivan. u " Andrew.
81 silva. l. Manuel a. White. A Z1sI. r " Marehaut. J T.
Ehead, CF E0stsd.J Rice. T. II AuIFrsau. Il Let1lk. a.
Fernando. A QunieE. = COLES. 2 Lyons. a. CeItfy. Tho
Maushestsr. ! Lane. ami - tllus4a. Iu transit 20 pas
.susers. MrsJ wight, Mr D. + Baker. Mr. kirkland.
Miss Kirkland Miss u Edwards. Geo j El-s. o. E1.y-
naeus. Mr. BoEsr. ELplts. Nr and Mrs r + Hastings. Rev
v - olsen. Mr aud Mr. 81 Allen, Mr. and Nir- " n Rice.
Mr. AMI MrsJ VI Wright. Mlaa Fr.Irub+rE. Mra e. Pr
uraur. = 4 AlrEaui@rs IS n Castle. 4 " EearI. 3 "
Erari.Jr. " a ElaIui. Mr. \ T. Atkinson and daughter.
Miss smith, Ar AMI Mr. 90 sims. brand Mr. " n Ham
morzl, Capt ~ 81 Nt.hlirlu, g. NJ Porter. Rev = q tr4xlr.
Mr AMI Mr. 4 = 1p1utiuE AMI . children. Mtsa MAKE.
Mss Piudar. s Elth, SIR s~aui-tsiu, : " Thompson. i
Eliugufr.
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The Gazette, referring to n contemplated
Portuguese diplomatic mission, says: at
has been determined by the King in Cabi-
net Council, after long and careful consid-
Grafton, TO send a Minister Plenipotentiary
to Portugal at once, with power to conclude
a treaty, and also treat in the matter of inn
migration. Mr.. Carter has been
asked to leave in the December teamer OH
this mission. There are many reasons why
he should remain here. He is probably as
well aware as any one that he can be ac-
cused of running from the fight He
knows, as we know, that many charges will
be made against him in the Legislature and
he should be here to meet them. His col
leagues in the Government must know this
and feel that his absence will cast upon
them a most serious task. We understand
that Mr. Carter would prefer delaying this
mission until after the meeting of the Leg
islative body. The King and Cabinet, how
ever, feel that the interests of the Kingdom
are paramount"
Our esteemed contemporary makes this
announcement in apparent good faith, but
we think that n very widespread skeptical
public opinion regards it as decidedly too
attenuated To cover the real facts of the
ease. However, we trust that Hawaii nei
will record another treaty, and that our
only "available" Plenipotentiary will reap
as the fruit of his Portuguese mission the
of the Holy Order of the Con-
ception.
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Christmas Is Comma

AND LOVING PARENTS, DEAR
Relations and Kind Friends, are bs.
ginning to think of and look out Eer
Holiday Gifts for those who are Nsar
and Dear to them. And now is tie
the Time, for you Dealers, who have
Choice Articles for Presentation. to
make them known through the News
paper, especially the One with the
LARGEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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