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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
TIE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.

Under a Spreading chestnut tree
unI The village smilhy stands;
The smith, mighty man Is he;
With large and sinewy hands;
wl Aud the muscles of his brawny arms
n ~ As strong us iron bands.
Ills hair is crisp, and black, and long,
His face Is like The tan;
His brow is wei with i;oncst sweat,
He earns whater he can,
Aud looks the whole world IN the face,
For lie owes not any man.
Week in, week ont from morn III night,
You can hear his bellows blow,
You eau hear him swing his heavy sledge,
with inthshe,i heat aud slow,
Like n sexton ringing the village bell,
When the evening sun is low
And children coming home from school
Look In 10 the open door;
They love TO soe the flaming forge,
And hear the bellows roar,
Aud cath the burning sparks tlat fly
Like chaff from threshing- floor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
WIT.
Electricity In Franklin time Nns %
WONDER but we now make light Of II,

Electricity IN Fraukln's time Ons %
WONDER but we now make light Of IT,
An eminent historian traces hnsc lnl
bnck to the time Rchprcn went to lhr wei
with q pitcher and caught ls0a,.
It's said to hive hccn n rlprl,n.
schOol-hoy who believing In TRANSLATION,
IA free IA the genius of Nj. cnuntr,
translated duX fcmiuu fact "lhc tact (.
woman lsu duck"
IN india eggs arc hnlcllrd hy llc hcal
Of the Nln performing The pnrl " n .lrr
Fhseforc, lei II no longer hp the hons r
Engllshmnn that the sun never "seis" /.
British provinces.
"Why Ito good little children ~ 10
Heaven Nlrn they dioW asked the
teacher "BccHusc,' answered lhp
bright boy NJ The lcud Of the clnss, "br-
cniifc ll'a unHh' 10 trust children IN n
place where there's u fire."
The friends or n VIE cxriesscd SOM
surprise that with biz ugo and lundupsa
for the bottle no should have Thought Il
Wcrlh while in marry ~ wife MIA
necessary" he snld "rhrv tcrnn IN
say VI mo that drank too much for
single man.
Amongst the eifis Of ncwly.marlici
pair INC other evening WAS broom sent
to The lady, accompanied With the fol-
lowing sentiment "Thla thnng din
accept from me. ls Use would com
mond--in sunshine use the bfushy part.
IN storms The other end"
Lord Ellcnhnrongh once snid n hnrle-
ter, upon Ms asking w The midst OF
boring hhuuguet "ts u the pleasure NJ
the court TINT I should proceed with my
sihicmcntW "plensure, Mr--- has
been oui of the question for some time,
but you huy proceed"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09

All kidney and urinary complaints.
es 3cctilly Bright's Disease, Diabetes and
liver troubles Hop Bitters will surely
and lastingly cure. Cases exactly like
your own have been cured in your own
neighborhood, and YOU eau find reliable
proof at home Of What Hop Bitters has
and can do.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
Experience the ncu Guide.

The reason why women everywhere
used parkef's Ginger Tonic ", becbu.e
they have learned hy experience u,
best guide-that this excellent mpdi
cine ovorcomcs dependency, perlodi
cal hcadnche indigestion pnln m the
bnck and kldneys ard other trouble.
VI The seX H0We JOWpoi,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
President Arthur's Romance
Washington Correspondence of the Boston
Advertiser.

Washington Correspondence of the Boston
Adyertiser
When young lawyer; unknown to
fame Chester Arthur happened to at
tend The servi,e at the old Church Of St.
Johns, in This city. There he heard for
the first lime the rich soprano voice of
Ella IlefndOn, ms the notes Of the Ven
tie" rang through the shabby old chUrch.
She was the daughter Of naval officer,
who won distinction by his services in
the Mexican war and commanded mn eX-
plofing expedition up the Amazon.
hut his GROWING deed of valor was upon
the i'll starred steamer Central America,
flat foundered near Havana with sever
nj hundred passengers and more than a
million IN gold. by Ills heroic efforts
about half Of the passengers were saved,
and, faithful 10 his trust, the gallant
captain went down with his ship, which
he refused to desert Tile echo Of the
sweet voice still fingered with Mr.. Ar
thur, and soon after her great sorrow lie
sought the acquaintance Of the father
less girl. and she became his wife. Now,
every Sunday. Oh foot and unattended,
President Arthur finds his way to the
dingy little church, and Sits in The pew
where the beautiful Lady Madison wor-
th'pped 80 long ago. Perhaps amid the
VICENTE" To-day he hears "the solthd of
svoice that j. still''-lllc voice Of one
whose portrait hangs In lIis chamber.
Amid the pressure Of state dutcs. II Is
riid. the President never fOrgcis the
daily tribute Of flowers to the memory Of
This lady, who, had she lived, would
lave graced the White House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
Faded Colors Rcstnred

Faded or gray hair gradually recov-
ers Its youthful color and lustre by
the used Of Parker's Hair Ralsam, an
elegant dressing, admired for its purity
and rich perfume
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Rich kentucky.

CORRESPONDENCE.

lNRhftls7'i va IlssN' -
WnIrLsBURG, LETCHtR Co., Ky.
April 18th, 1882.
Mr.. EDITOR :-lIaviug heard for some
time past, from divers and reliable
sources, that damaging aud detrimental
statements wholly untrue, aud without
the slightest foundation are being wido-
~ circulated doing our citizens aud coun-
" u great Injustice, we rs citizens and
lnM-nbl,llng people deem II Uur duty 10
stulc 4 few facts In relutlal 20 tile very
damaging reports that have either been
made through Ignorance, hope Of gain,
lnaluco or hatred 10 some OF our citizens.
In the first place It has been rcputcd aud
circulated greatly a. the disadvantage of
our cltl2cus that We have nothing Gut
mountains, mOOuslne dlslillrrs and las
bfcukcrs. Then that our lands were
worthless, and country too rough 10 ever
he penetrated by a railroad. And still
another report Nas widely circulated
(nost likely IN The interest OF some par-
ties who had far inferior lands IN every
particular to SELL That we had 40 yalua-
ble timbcrs worth floating to market, no
good coal In workable veins, imperfect,
deficient aud bogus titles. And lastly
after trying To stop capitalists who hud
started tour county to make Investments
u report Is circulated that mnu wanting
10 buy laud or to survey land he had nj.
ready bought, was not Il welcome visitor
among W., aud IN some cascs wtnt 80 far
~ To niy that lc would not be- safe In
coming here
Now In Justice TO men Of capital who
have Invested largely ~ our lHlds, aud
10 open the doors to others seeking the
most valuable investments that can BE-
made, We have right here, which is con-
ilrmcd by the Kentucky Geological Re
port papers and q OF 1882, which we
give verbatim;
ut was discovered Just beyond the
State line on the divide between the head
waters OF The Powell and the Cumbcr.
lnn,l Rivers 4 cual suitable for the pro.
lucilon Of ciko Of superior quality 49,
This coal was found and traced over n
wide afcil on the head waters Of The Cum.
bcrland, Kentucky and Zig Sandy Riy.
crs, above drainage and averaging from
ITO $ feet The following Analysts by
Dr, Robert Peters, Of the Geological Sur
vc,, shows the great value Of this uonl, !
these anulyses hrlng from careful aver. !
age samples NOt anud 2, nom Lclrli- |
or.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
Ianp oslllyo Cure

10 POSITIVE cure
for all those paintul Compinints nnd Weaknessea
eocOmnion tOuur best female population.
ltvill euro entirely the worst form Of Female Com.
planta nll ovarian trouloe Inflammation and Uicora
ton, Falling aud DISBURSEMENTS, and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness, ard IL particularly adapted 10 the
Change of tife.
10 will dissolve and osrol tumora from tho uteris In
On early stage ot development The tendency to can,
ceroua humorsthoreia checked yeryspeedly by ts use
II removes faintnesa, natlsncy destrcysni craving
for rmuaniu, aud relieves weakness Of tho stomach
N cures floating, Headaches, Nervous rfostfAti0n,
General Debility, Bloepessncss, Depression and ndi
gcston,
That feeling Of bearing down, causing palm, weight
and backaehe, h always permanently cured by its
1tvlih oil tmea and under all circumstances oct In
harmony with the laws thr govern the female system
For Tho cure u kidney Complaints of either slE this
Compound unsurpassed.
LYDIA n. PINknAMis VEGETABLE CON.
POUND prepared at 200 and 800 Western Avenue,
lynn, Macs Price o. Biz botllesfCr o. Hcnthy mail
IN Tho form Of pills. also In the form Of iorenRes on
recsipt Of price, ei per boz for either Mrs finthsn
freely answers all letters of inquiry Send for panph
let Address 20 above Mention thte Rtpsr
No family should bs vlthou, LYDIA n. PiNKiiAMs
tivrn RUS. They cure constipation, bllouanefs
ifridlty Of tho liver % cents per hot.
AZ sold by all Druggists. -ee
sept. H., Sly.
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VIM. B. Gale,
PIANO TUNER, REpArRER 80

PIANO TUNER, RBpAfRER go
---- o.
,,!,. T' i,, sG'' . yo s., ss, ONE CENT
whether YOU ctn sAVbtiO 10 600 by bnyina a
PIANO w uRIAN from me. believe YOU can.
! have M tiG NM tu boy nv HtY lisa WARS.
NunNt NnTh tvttiNd AHENtg At ittAVY
fKpi ssh ahd no "a AIRY 80 EXPENSIVE
AhNlNrlst HkNtF ailof which COINS Ou1
oE Yuuk 20 Ri when you buy gstHy IN
sirhmenic iitoul rom wufhmtn's hands, and viii
furnish "a low ssi possible rates. Honest dealing
and fuli warrant fuad fof ~ Ne promises 4 NJ
striy ease " will way yru 20 zee ana wfiie ne
befnfe hnyina address
w. u. GALE.
Onion Dsfol, Tenn,
AnriA1-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09

We are strongly disposed to regard
that person ms the best physician who
does most TO alleviate human suffering.
Judged from this standard. Mrs. Lydia
T.. Pipkham, 233 Western Avenue.
Lynn, Mass, Is entitled to the front
rank, far her Vegetable Compound Is
daily Working wonderful HuresiH female
diseases. Send for circular TO the above
address address LII. MI
As the doctor turned sudly away from
the patient whom he found using DR..
Bulls Cough syrup he said: at beats
me every time,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09
Town Property for Sale.
A Chance TO Make Money.
Dwellings, and Lots
on Easy Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

The following described property can
now be had at bargain, 'or any one Of the
lois described The cost Of each piece is
merely mentioned TO enable one to judge Of
the reductions that will be made. The
owner, Mr.. W. d. Jones, is prepared to lose
largely on their cost, and any or who wish
es either a complete and furnished home,
fitted up with every conven efce, ana situa-
ted in the very centre of town, or one IL
the suburbs Of the town, or an unimproved
lot, can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
as follows.
NO. Is about ore acre lot, with n
large 2 story frame dwelling, with q ell
about 40 feet long, front portico and side
porch, good cellar, fine we'll Of water, sta
BILE, ice house and other out buildings
0riginPl cost aoou, $4,000, and situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9th streets, Bris'
toni Tenn.
NO 8 IL about half mere lot, lying on
the south side of the the Vineyard lot, and
fronting the T.. II. Va. and Ga. Railroad on
the east side and near the Tennessee Depot
and cost originally 1915.
NO 4 Is Slots containing 2 acres on
blanhful elevation in Bostngvlle--ove
looking the towns CT Bristol, Tenn, and
Good on, Va, and is the hana.omcst build
ing site in or near town and cost origin lily
$500.
NO 3 Is half acre lot in Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick IIouse lot Of j.
NJ, Barker and lately occupied by Andrew
Galliher Esq. Original cost about $500.
These lots are all offered for sole on ac-
commoduting terms and for further iufor-
nation apply to W. D. JONES, owner,
Philadelphia, Pa, or to W. W. JAMES and
HON. |. C. FOWLER, Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
August ~, 1877
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09

| HAVE ngnin reopcned the Thorn.
i M House. on Maiu street, and am
prepared TO furnish trst.olass accom-.
mediation 10 the public, No N y
mud no pains will be epared Is
the hotel oil II was In It's pnlmo
days.
Bonrdcrs will be received on re-
terms.
Being provided with good stables,
am prepared to furnish stalls food ano
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located In easy distance of the
Passenger 1s tchaugo, the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed
Porters regularly NJ the trains To re-.
celve baggage aud conduct Iassengers
Jan Q pTl.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-09

NV uOONN uuulPtiuhs go not lchllN GO
our t0unty Justice, ~ We have not had a
tlonu Tor years that lid expose val
unNlc Carncl, Splln,, Peacock or stone
cOal NJ the foot of most any tree that has
blown down, We have M actual mems.
ufcmrn,, ftco FROM slate uf other matter,
talncl coal veins eleven feet and -four
incllcs IN thlukness; wo have rukclng
coal, 10 per ahRlysls, over lcu lrct ln
Thickness Wu law the finest Black Wal.
nut, AMI Wild Cherry lin nhandancel
from two to niue feet IN dluneur by act
nal meas urGmcnb and POPLAR lynn,
Ash, Hickory, Oak iln all Ito yarellcal
in the greatest abundance. What We
NaIc are aholutc moIt ard We ttnsct.
fully Invite pl0eo inspection of OH toals.
iimberaud lands by all capitalists aud
can assure ihcu that Our citizens will
meet them nitl open arms will make
tbrlr stay while AIMING us us pleasant a.
Ia OH humble way we nc ablu to and
viii cell them our lantaui inviting prices
A. az auf flilrs thew are undisrtted. and
for What wrtay WrtrTtcituAy refer TO
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TlG LaTg0St il The S0lll.
THE SENl.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
EDtl0Ss0F THE STATE"
ENLARGED.
sLMLMEreIY

The 3LMl.WfEtLY
10 cid slie N Woekly--g9 t,le.d
q ~ columns, PRIZE tllg sANll-nl
per year.
aaaaaas
rllbNEEkLY
a. phgt--ia inrioad or "a soi.
umu'. fhitG Illl stNE ter ,,or
it"rs Hail,i ito
~" t'I' .sh communications afenls,
y eui' Nrnisi ne ever, ronolHse
A''re's "tliEstA ME-"
Richmond, Va.
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- MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

MR.J II. BATES, Newspaper Adverti'
ing geat, Al Park Row Times Bulldlngh
New York, is authorized to contract 10Y
advertisements in the WORLD at our Des'
rates af
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DR.. SPINNEY & CO,
No. II Kearny Street, San francisco.
s ample Bottle Free
Postomcs Hours.

u. ring week oays until further notice
The ostoffice will ne Kept open from seven
A. M. until nine P. N
S. ndays from half.past twelve to one
aud from lou, until six P M.
- MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Tile Money Order Office will not Be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
ur,lays after four O'Clock / NJ.
9a >. g. SILSBY,
idaho Citv. Dec 3. 1915. POSTMASTER
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4 Dimness Of visioI N ises in ths is NV.
he vital fluid passing upohrersrd In he ma
and many other diseases that leal &c irsan,sS
death. DR.. MINTlE will agree 10 forfeit t Eas
Hundred Dollars 4 ~ case Of this kind H. ~ ~
tai RESTORATIVE under his pfc,sl ~ ~
and treatmeDt) will nat cure, or for anythm~ ~
pure or Injurious found In It, DR., HljSfSS
treats all Private Diseases successful s'tk.ass
mercury. Consultation Free. Thoronyh essM,
nation and sdvice. including analyy Of edna Il y
Price Of Vital Resolutive, So 90 bo,Ir. 81 tn ~.
times the quantity $1,000; semitic airy 81 ress ~
on receipt Of price, or G. U. D.. secnro Ii On sibs
walton, and in private name. u desired. ~
A. E. MINTiE. Nm
I'LL II Kearny Street, San Franc 20 II \
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, hefH.
RE ICUM. cures all kinds Of kidney ard Hlsddss
Complaints. Gonorrhoea, elect, Leucot,fna ~
sale by all druggists $500 BOTTLE six Lotsiev n,
$500.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANpELION PHI Is. srssA.
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ami B(rInns
cure in the market. For sale by all drusristss n
Jan. 2. 188O-tf
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Pacific Island News
RnToGoWEu.

We take the following Island news from the
letters Of correspondents addressed to tie New
Zealand Herald
January IL. 1882.
Our island is now looking up again. Crops
are coming in rather earlier than usual, although
the depression 10 copra has htterly aggrieved the
natives very much
Our latest event of interest has been the APP
pointment Of Mr.. 9. W. Goodman as H. b. NJ
Consul sf RarOtonga and the llervey Group. IL
has created a great deal of controversy amongst
both Europeans and natives, and it still remains
a doubtful point " the cOn-ulship is to be ac-
cepted by the native authorities. The Rev. w
". Gill, our missionary, reports himself much
against the appointment. and, we hear, has pub
licIy expressed his opinion that it will be the
first nail in the coffin Of tie natives Of our
island.
Our last regretful occurrence has been the
death Of Kainuku, one of our five principal
chiefs.
The late excitement nf the French prUtectorate
seems at present TO have died Il natural death.
as we have received no further adyices from
Tahiti, although our last communications from
that port were bat "A fe" weeks ago.
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JOHN a.. BRO n, Inspector Of Weights and
Measures, for the Island Of 0ahu.-IO3 Beretania Street.
Orders may be left at the Police Station. julyo, s1,tf
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ENGINE COMPANY No. 2.
lost.

LOST.
EeLA\TATION DRAFT NO. 3256, FAVOR
Ehu. dated Feb 1t, 1882. for s3l, drawn on Castle &
Cook by Alexander s. Baldwin Also, Plantation Dr.h No.
1914, favor ". T.. MAikai, dated Jan. 2Sth, 1882. for Sl45 80
drawn n Castle s. Cooke by the Haiku 'lantstion Co.
The above Drafts were lost on Feb. Bird, 1882, and payment
Of same has been stopped. CHOCh SEE.
MakaWaO. Maui, Feb. 25th, 1872. marll II
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Nmmlom.



Apia, December 10.
After waiting a week for tie Myrtle schooner,
which vessel 70 date has not arrived, the German
war steamer Habicht steamed away for Auckland.
bearing our mails, and losing their own Dispatch
es by ID, said Myrtle.
As expected, a. soon as the Habicht departed,
the natives began to talk about Eght. aud are ey-
IDENTIFY. IN spite VI their pIycrty, preparing Tor
another struggle
understand that tie T.. ;. Government has
requested their representative To have nothing TO
d. with the municipality Vt Apia. There
y an idea abroad here that tie King should
receive tLc licensing Tees. That was done years
ago, aud the tax o. one dollar 4 head paid
by all natives aud tpTsisEers e. the old Govern
ment, but the district chief WIN collected the
money were defaui,ers. and the police and other
officials never got paid. 81 alter me year the AZ
fair dropped, md tEe foreigners were requested
by their -evera. cJnsuis To pay II" more taxes to
that Government. Aitcr that Sighting crmmenc-
ed, and Ia- Continued IF aud Un ever since.
December - The long looked-lor Myrtle has
arrived, bringing IA mails ard papers and
English Letters five months Did.
December The weather Is very fine Tor
this time If tie year. hut business IL very de-
pressed, and seems sIIll to have "A Onward ten
dency, IL if 10 were NOT bti enough. We have
only IN harbour uue German bIIque, tue Myrtle
(Which vessel -lIl-. / believe. tp-InorrOw). and
the usual mp-qu'in fleet gong TO and fro among
the group
Apm. january i
My last letter war about the 2Uth December
and although everything looked dull for Christ
mas. the advent Of the u. ) =. Richmond, of 2C
guns. las gwen IL a little sPuIt, and 1t wa,
pretty lively
January 9.-whiie the RichInund was sending
alJit her tDpgallant mu-ts, me EOrr fellow eel
from the lOTetOIma-t head, -tTiEIug the since
anchor 10 hs tall. receiving severe injuries
Th-uce he fell into tic water. but hali-a-duzeI
tars dashed overheard and pnlie1 him out ia
sensible. There are hopes of hi recovery.
January lO.-Tne RirumDnd steIms away to
day to PnTaEapa to take IN coal, and we he
licSe proceeds thence t. japan. which l. he
station. Size l. one ni tie Did fashioned sIrips
but carries heavy metal. and a mixed crew Of al
countries a. usual 90 American ships Of war
Neyerthele--, they have lett some money "a H.
beach.
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All employees of the Government. aud other persoss to
whom moneys may be due at the Hawaiian Treasury on
or before the 3lst March. 1882. are requested 10 present
vouchers for settlement On or before that date, and all
persons having moneys on account of the Government
are requested to make their returns promptly in order
that there may be no delay in choosing the accounts for
the fiscal period ending March 3Ist, 1882.
GODFREY BROWN,
Department OF Finance. Registrar Public Accounts.
fell I'm.
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dana KRUN, one OF the conductors on the
Erie railway. was approached before tram time
by an unknown man. who spoke to him rs II be
had known him Tor years. say, Dana. said
he, " | have forgotten my pass, and | want to 60
to Susquehanna. ! an a fireman on the road, you
know - but the conductor told him he ought
to have a pass with him it was the safest way.
Pretty soon Dana came along to collect tickets.
Seeing hs man. he spoke when he reached him
" Say. my friend have you the time with you -
- Yes, said lie, as he pulled out II watch, - it is
twenty minutes past g." On, il is, is it? Now,
if you don I show me your PASS or fare | will
stop the tTnin. There is no railway man that |
ever saw who would say = twenty minutes past
9 lie would say '9.20.'" He settled.
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Norfolk IsIand.

The yearly election of Magistrates t1pk place
on Boxing Day. A curious anomaly happened.
The three magistrates were voted out OF oHce, and
Immediately reelected by the same people, so that
we have again the same ofice-benrer= MIR John
Buffet. chief magistrate Mr. EphTainI Christian,
first councillor Mr.. John Young. second conn
cillOr.
Christmas week passed over very Jy"usly.
Every day there was some fesIiyity.
The great - pow WOW on New Years Day
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TawhIHo on the Mf--ion- mud ga d ingi-m.
One Sunday evening TawhIao attended the Rn-
man Catholic Church yerper service. At the con-
clusIOn Of the service TawhiaO. at the invitation
Of the Rev. Father Walter Mcdonald. took tea
with the Rev. Father. \ long talk took place
between Tawhiau and the Rev. Father Walter
Mcdonald. ~ the Course Of which TawhiaO ex-
pressed hs regret that the exertiOns Of the vail
Que missionary bodies IA the Waikatu lad almost
ceIsed. and trusted that they would at once re-
cUmmence their work. TawhiaJ >aId further that
there would be M difficulty a. 10 houses and
churches. and any necessary land. Father Wal
ter replied that 80 far as tie Roman Catholic
Church was Concerned. they meant to re-establish
their mission. and ne hoped tina: DIR. Mcdonald
would soon pay them u visit. The King referred
to an old friend Of hIs. Father Ghrayel. one Of the
French priests who were IN the " aikatu Just he
fore ihe war, and cnquired Alter him, and ex-
pressed great regret that that he was not again in
the culOny. Alter the service was over, some Of
the young people WHO had been present came for
ward and shook hands with Tawhiao. and he adj
dressed the children a. follows go Thank you
for coming To see me. and for shaking hands-yOu
children Of the Europeans. People talk OF me ns
the King There (pointing To Father Walter
McDOnald) Is a greater man than | but remem-
Der there is a greater being than both Of us-Our
Father who Il IN heaven.