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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03

Monteomerp Blair, oas Iebts Bill
| iekt nod am 9ebeu eebliebene Nfit'
aIieO bon 8rdROent 9incoIn's Cabinet
if bOr eiuisen Saaen auf feinen
9anofib in MfarblnnO I'M 20. 9sbens-
iabre seitorben.
NIs Sobu Oes &eoafteurs bon Sen.
Sadfon's Organ in @ofbington uar
er elm eifriger Semotrat unO meiif
Aemterinbaber bis 3ur 3sit bes g8iber.
rufs bes O1ifouri Compromises.
Dieter gft Der 9artei erldittsrte ieine
unb feines 8ruoerS fSrant Yartei'
trsue. sic ipareu @eensr Der Stla-
perei unO siusen bebboIb sur repubIitas
nifden 8artei, weIHe Die 8efreiune
Der StIauen befiirp ortete, uber. WOnt-
eomerp Blair mar @eneraIpoifmeiiter
in 9incoIn's eritem cabinet, purbe
aber 1864 iue9en feiner flOIiden Sbm-
pntbien uno conferpatiuen Nniibten
yrefsnirt "
Gr mar ein eifrieer qnbdnser bon
Yrdfbent SObniOn's YoIitit un6
wurbe i6IiebIib mieber eifri9er Oemo-
trOt. 8is Dor Suraem nod mar er
elmer Ger tbatigfen bemotrutiidsn
8oIititer, benz S@urffinn, SeurtbejIs
un9 Ger 3eitberbdItniife unb 9smanSt.
belt I'M Camp asncfubrsn nidt ob;u
iprsden iuar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
SSDrbSemtEc6er 2IpDo
BAL I'm 0 r e.2 nie.
&e9eImGBige PnKagirrbrfOr0rrung
3piibsn
Sremen 1tn681ltimDre
-d / T. e C {

- q / L e @ u
tur6 bic terIbmlibf bsfannten, ei1erne. S&rau.
ben ppitbamPfifiTe erifer @laiIe BON 5000
2pnS;
Sramnfcbtpcia, 0Scfer, 6ermann,
Nmrnbcrg, 2tmerifa, Strdsbur9.
Abfabrt Upn Sremcn jeben Mittpp1.
@bfabrt Dpr Baltimore iebeu DcHnerlfde,
Die Oampffr bes q. .. Slppb lin6 auf bae
SclibsIte esbaut, nit beutI6en SeeIeutsr
bemannt ure prrben BON beutI9en Capt.
tanen tefebli9t.
Die glnsabl bsr nit tem q. .. 9lDyb Dam.
pferu bis GnSe 1852 befGreerten palIaeiere be-
lduft ft auf
pg 1,1Ol,975 Prriunen -@
unb fpri6i tppbI am Seifen fir bic 8eIiebtbrii
bieier 2tnir beim reiienben publitum.
3ipifbcuScfs= 3aiIaeiere
bsf6rbern mir Su auBerrrbentIi6 ttGiesn Yrst.
len nn9 une Son Oeutldlanb, Sriterrei4lln.
9arn, II. (. 10.
NQeu Gtnpaneerern mad pefli9sn Staateu
1T bic Rcile iiber y altimore adn3 beIcn.
bers anSuratben fe reien 1sbr billig, Iinb in
Baltimore pcr JebGr lleberportbciIuns esIhIst
unb f6nncn bri glnfunft in 8aItimorr unmtt.
telbar Srm OAmpfIbiT in bic brreitfebentfr
@iienbabnraSen fetgen.
98er alip ba5 alte gaterlnnb beIu6en, peer
gerwanete uuo 6reunee tsriiesr fommtn IaI,
len mil, lolIte liG an bic nnter;ri9nsten @sen-
ten Denben, bic 3u jeeer peiteren Ausfunft
germ bersit iiup. SrisiliBe Infrasen perbrn
prompt beantmOrtet.
Rea. 9tdts barnaf bab Guere pafagei6sine
fr,r bic 0anpfer be5 Rcrbpeut d en-
&lppb ausgeftllt psrSrI.
2t. Scbm6mncber S 60,
SenercI'N9enten,
0 5 Glib 8an ctr. Baltimore, Mb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03

USor III it Oiefe nj Stof!"
ia9te cine Same in Bottom su ibrem
Wann. oIS er ibr cine WfeOi5in brndte,
um lie BON Sopfwrb uuo Neuraloie su
turiren. womit lie niersebu 3abre lang
bebaftet gelufien lpar. geim nddten
Nnfol iebOd nabm iie ole Meoi,in nit
ioldem Grfol9e. baB iie ben 9ebrau6
fortieBte, bis fte turirt mar. Seitber
III fie entbuiiaitiid i'll 9obe berIeIben
uno bat tereits apeiunbSluan5ig Der
bsiteu Samilisn ibrsr 8efnnntidait
beranlaBt, bieielbe OILS 9ouSmittel elm,
3ufiibrru. 5ener s'Stof@ 1T oas Sopf.
en8ittsrs. .StanoarG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03

- Sie SigbIanoer Union ftbreibt {:
User iest einen Spa3ieraan9 Iber Die
frii9aei9nittenen Msi3enfeI0er ma9t,
tpiro BEL eiuiser Nufmert1amfeit Iei6t
einen Der Griinbe fnOen, patum in
ben cine 3eibs bon Sabren ununter.
bro6en nit gSeisen bsiteIlten S5eloern
Der v@ beat" bdufaer lit, ais in fol.
den, auf beneu uori9e5 Sabr S8eIf6s
torn esifanben. 9febsn @ti;en blei6t
aud cine Wense ~ Srefpe" Iiege1, bir,
untsrsspFTgt, in ben foIaenoen Sab
rem bel sinitissr gSitteruus 0ufgebt
unO bsn @sisen, iuenn er ourd IN.
sunitige Dittsrung in ieiner gntipifs-
lung aebtmmt mirb, Ibernudert.
Wan aebe es auf, elm uno baSieIbe
6eIb immsr iuieber nit @ei;en 5u be.
iteGen, 70 tpirb, usnn su sIeider Belt
aud ourdous reiner Saatipei;tn qe.
fact miro, Die u@6eat"e "e8tnge bebsu.
tenb perminosrt wsrbsn. Die Suite
runs Oes @sfIUseIs nit s6beat" ,
nsl6e nIs llriahe bes 8Orfommens
O.s DGbeat" in Oen SeIosrn bsssidnet
pirb, III aud nur cine llriads BON
mebrersn, teinsswe9s aber ole einSi8e."
Ser @derbau Gommi6dr Boring
eibt aIs sinsn ber @runoe. iuarlm in
mun@sn SsIOern Die eSreipe" ben
8lub bes Wsisens sinnimmt. Oas
Nusfriersu ou. Der g9ei;sn 1T em-
pFnbIider ais Die Erelpe. MtanGmoI
tobtet nun Der SrOit Oeu @eiSeu, Idbt
obsr Die Sreiue lebenOig, unS Iebtere
entipideIt, nun i'm SefBe bes gau,en
BoOens, elm febr traftiass 8adstbum.
Der unaufmerfiams FARMER merit
bies nidt, sIaubt. iein @ei;cu itebe
UortrtHIi4, uno punoert fib nadber
bab nus feinem @eisen - Erefpe" ober
y@bsat" ssiuOrOen fell
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
RUDOLPH 6ir;el,
OeutG6er N6DDfat

pTaEii,irt IA @nsecna6e. SIase unh.. 5rnnfIiu
Gruaty uns in SbtresriGis sss Stanirs gaiI-
lguTi.
ads anstrtrauten gsfSiffs Eebsn pHnftIiS
uR6 bfaia belcrat.
3l1 SIine Strnse,
g. 2Onis, MSO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03

- Die Biable, wel&e Die 0tomer
Dor 1900 Subren Sci Muin3 in ben
&bein 9sidIl0en baben, um cine
8ruGe Oarauf su erridten, iiub iiiugit
ausQebObca iuoroeu. sic fno aus
GidenbOIs, weIdes im N8ofeg cine
arobe 9drte aGgeHommen bat unb
elmer Id0uem 4OIitur fabi0 1T. sic
inb bon 8erljncr Yi0no-8abritanten
on9etauft iuorbsn, um @}tanotditsn
barnus 8u MAIDEN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
@bistb aab
Sr011mfWei1a

in irsenb btlietissn Suantit6tsn unter elmer
@aLIrns, Pets gu baten in Der 9on;rrt 5aIlr
bet pfauti d & 9ubn.
2OiuIi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03

gSanoerbiIt untpcrSitat, SsaSbDine, 9enn.:
ron 8rpf. Darius ,grrpbploctie EIuib.a QlS Dsss
tnfctruna6s uno Relntgunssntttel tn IS ippptI
tbepretii6 nte prattt9 rprSdSIi1er ais onhere tes
tannte D3ittel q. Z. 2uptp Q n, 9lrrf. Der Gbemte.
y9arbbS SfIuio@ Iuiro cmpfobIen Ouit:
Son. gleganber g. Stepbens, Georgia;
0fer Gbas. &. Deems, SremcItnaS zStrde, g. n. /;
SpI. Sc @pnie, Ggiumbd, llniperithtsprpf., S.6.;
8fer. u. g. S9attle, Grrf. Mercer rlniperitit;
9urdlaus tiDtbnenoie fur ieoei, SanSbeIt.
9pllrmmen uni6hhlh. 3u tnnerlibem ceer hubers
lihem @ebraud fur Meni6eu une 8teh.
0as p6luin" 1T sr1ntIi9 erprptt rprben uub MIR
hdten Sereiie rouauf, eab e5 aes bd8 beptrtt rra8
bier ron ibm bebauptet pirb. CUR rruItansisereR
ausfunft laiie man iib bel ieiuem @pctbeter eiu
GIenplar Ter SrpihGre sebeu pber ireRhe 9 hssbalb
an bic Gtsentblmer,
&. 9. SetEtn Sc Co.,
EeFrisireube 6tenlitfr, gbtIabeIpbtGs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03

EN%1
Eiebertioe unb frat1fe
BerIouesi crautdt une
@tiucIiegetI rerhntet
hur4 Saeen NIT y GarS
bps Wuih.A
1lnreine 2ttft iiri5de=
It'd semadbt Il. aereiai5t.
@e9en imItHtmesi &aIS
etn hchsres SeilmttteI.
Mnite6u.iesftoT Sers
Hrrt.
@esen etfrctette faSe,
8rofbenIctt, Sduss
orrbotoett, 0ttf9es
rtebetie Saut &c.
NbeuntattSutuS ses
beilt.
@ei@et, trstker5eiut
nur6 Zen @ebrau9 beS
gSlntea erlaHet.
GdIiHsReber rerb0tet.
Bum Retnigett oeS
Mtbetsts iino Sdus
bern Der 3dbne 1T
es unlbertreHlih.
&atarrb selinpert une
sebeilt.
Woie eebeilt.
SranoipHuOett duf ber
Stene seltnoert.
9tdtbcIi rerh1tet.
6trbr turirt.
&eunoett RAID sebeilt.
SD Babe has ySluina
fphbrenh unIerer ieeigen
S6drldhiieber SeiInius
dung init entIhieeenem
Glusen anSelpeneet. Gs
III flr eas SranteuStmmer
unerlhslid. - ggm. s..
Sannfrrb, Gprle, 9la.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
Sinbatbe8 SabrbunO,

s B @ be8 ) ab rbuu0ert.
9err s. $. Simmonbs, y8inbIor
9oufe." @inoior, ST, fdlreibt, 6ub
nadoem er ct. Sdfobs Del in ieinem
9auie Eno ieiueu Stdaen pdbrenO oes
Iesten Sebres assan manderIei 9si6en,
tuie 9eiamOaene GIieoer, MusteI3u-
fnmmen3iehun9en, @eritaudungen,
S9uIterldbmuna, Srdmpfe. II. (. ~.
gebraubt bat, er es fir be6er era9tet
ais irgenb cine We6iaiu, 0ie ibm felt
fuuf3i9 Sabren Dor Qugen setommen
III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
Sipbtberie
berbitet.

Die &erSte bier aes
hrauneu DARIUS vEIuths
nit srrbem &fcIse Sci
Dtpbtnerte.
q. Q StpIIeu n err,
Greensbcrp, &Id.
SIe@te ausgetrpdnet.
Gbplera cerhltet.
0eS@tutire aeretntgS
une sebeilt.
Sct 9ooeSfdHett fclte
her 2etbuain edmtt bes
baneelt perben; ee
lpire jeben rtherltneR
@sruh rerhiiten.
Der auSae3etd,uete
Mr3t Or. e. Maricts
Gins, Reip 21rrt, fast 4:
$50 Bin iberSeu9t, 6ob
grpf. DARIUS 9Srrptps
Tactic Stub elm irertbs
relies 9estnfietrunsss
mttlel in.H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
a65e5r'en0!

9as 1T serabe pos uieIe 2eute
tbun. G5ie piHen nidt, mas
ibnen febIt> aber iie boben cine
0ereiniglng pom S9mer5en un6
Neb's, ipel6e pon Wonat Al
Waonat f9limmer Iper6en.
Dos ein3iee fi9ere SeiImitteI
bafiir, rueIdes bis iebt entbedt
uurbe, iff 8ropn's Gden 8it<
ters, inbem es bur9 cine 59nene
unb p0lIise 9erbin6uns NIT benz
BIute biefes retni9t un6 fdrtt
unb Elm frdftiges unb geiunbes
Blut, rpeI9es fi6pur5 6as ean3e
SpItem ersiebt, eriest bic i6ruin.
benoen TbeiIe, pertreibt 2ronts
beiten unb sibt 9eiunbbeit un6
araft.
Dies 1T Der @runb, tuarutn
Bropn's Glen 8itters Hieren.
umb 2eberz &ranfbeiten beiIt rpie
bic Der 9lussebruns, &beumas
tismus, Reuralsie, Dnfpepfe,
gtaIaria, @e6ieIFeber &C.
Serr Simpn 8Ian1arh, Elm fpcbl.
betannter 8arser bon SaHssSiGe,
NeaSs Co., 9entuds, iast: ,,Teine
Grau mar Ianee 3eit trant, i5re Cots
ititution i4isn p6nis sebro&en unb fe
mar unfdbig ~ orbeiten. 9laR rietb
tbr bnnn, grotpn'S Gtisn Bitter ~
etbral4tn, unS fie funS, has bdHeIbe
iebr gut tpirfte. Iir nt5dtsn iett auf
feinen SaH cFne bieitB TitteI ieiH.
ba mir bofIeIbe fur bas beite tonti&s
StiImitteI in bsr @tIt PaIten."
8rown's gifen 8itters iitni9t
etrpa Elm @etr1nf, tlnb entbdls
teinen Mbistep. gs lit bic eins
3iee Glen 9rdparation> obne
f9Gbli9e gieeni9aften. geebmt
nur bas 9le6te. 2abt Gu9 ni9t
bur3 SaIi3unseU taui9en.
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GeaeN GAeSIoA
tltto fHpbtfeetebeg,
9tR5tbeete, Gpets
@eIHn6, RaTeees
fdatpiite, Ro6ets,
Mafertt ttt1b 0ue
0isfte6ettoets 4rasses
y betteti. 2Ber QrnnIe
& sebrau6en. 0elbes
irproeu, ttadboetta O0S
ltteefttltOetI bate.
9forbut tlIrirt.
Gin RitteI eesen thies
ride peer gHan,ensifte,
Stiebe &c.
4o8cti tino Wo6ettS
9tar6ets neebiitet.
Sin 4fitSIteb metner
6dmtIte befam hie Rp6en.
SD lpeubete has yTluths
an /; her gatient rerReI
ntdt IN Sieberttse, bes
bielt feline go6ennarben,
tcnnte nd1 etira bret
@r9en irteher nmHers
schen, uuh bic Nneeren
i'm SaHfe bIteben rers
i6cnt. @. RdTttRs
Ynr- 92bffoAeinbfn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-08-03
DarbOs
prOp6VlaCtiC }Iui0.

Gin GaisstDfrtKgdaFtSs0c 0caenFtanS fss
oleeanetas1 6aSistIteneebeandb.
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bettent, frgte eS reidH9 eetrauden. 0elbes
Fietsr III bdmit sebeilt lpprbeu, tiad5oeua OaS
fbwarie Grbred9en ttatteefanoen batte.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31
= TTuELY pROJEsT.

EDfTop SATURDAY Pass The social
young man " American cities aud towns, in
visiting Honolulu, finds socicty graded very
differently than ~ home. A. a general rule
these differences are fpr he better, and after
due delibcralion he thinks all are reasonable
With one exception, which, ~ illustrate, il a.
follows He receives an invitation 10 attend a
dance, ~ German so.called, At n private house
and, upon inquiry, learns tha, !, would be sad
improperly to accept unless he wore his w..
called "swalow. tail coat u broadcloth and
his finest silk stockings, which heretofore have
been called out on express occasions only. He
does not understand Why in this pigmy king
dom the people adopt such a rule, while at
home on the receipt " such an invitation he
takes 1t very cody, dons his second bes, suit,
which IS Of pretty figure cut to sacque pattern,
goes, and venture 10 say, has as enjoyable a
time as does the Honolulu young man who has
punkcd an hour before he Is satisfied with his
appearance.
OF course upon state occasions something
more Is expected, as IL be we're to attend (fof
eSample) the late ball given by His Majestys
ministers 10 the officers Of the S5DiGsKtr. In
such feisf company and on such express coca.
sionS, he would expect to be in "full dress. -
To be 80 on all occasions is simply a ridicu.
lous Honolulu custom. n he is to 60 "hll
dress to every dance or party there can be no
change in his appearance when he attends
something Of higher or royal ordinance. But, If
this must be, ! would suggest to Honolulu
clOthien 10 import an invoice Of tissue paper
suits, 50 that when the ffonouluan Is 10 appear
in presenccof His Majesty, he may have a change
in his outfit from that Of ordinary "hum drum
social life YANKEE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31
Nv hDuIRER or "MRs. yEGUs.y

EDITOR SATURDAY PREss The Wsakiy
Commercial dHimafverfeg has evidently Sc.
cured the services Of a professional tramp. At
any rate, from the constancy with which the
maxim that "we are all Adventures" is rei,er.
ated, ii is fair to conclude that MRS. Ncgus'
belongs to that ilk, and, judging from the com.
pany She keeps, We are inclined to think that
this adventurous female must be a tramp, too.
Mrs. NeguS has, however, fallen into grave
error. She informs an anxiously waiting pub.
lie that after twenty years residence here, PEG.
pie become respectable, and belong to society
and cease to be adventurers. No, no, Mrs.
Negus, that is a mistake; there are numerous
individuals who have been here fifty years,
and may continue to live here foi twenty longer
and then they wouldn't be halfway rcspecta.
BILE. BE careful, Mrs Negus, don't run away
with any such idea as that twenty years resi-.
dence is going to make you and your fellow.
tramps respectable. However, you will do
fairly well as an expositor Of views on society
for the organ. "Society" having somewhat
soured on the worthy proprietor thereof, and,
although he used to be subject to spasmodic
attempts at respectabiity, he long ago gave that
up as bad job. Judging from the tenor Of
some Of the organs editorials, Mrs. Negus
holds the editorial pen on Society subjects
Is it possible that Mrs. n. is not invited into
| society, OF that society shuns her and her inyi
tationsf A LooKER-oS IN VIENNA.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31

fee n VIM g.. Irwin & CO.., NJ Morrison
will be obliged for the favor.
-Four and forty children, apparently ranging
in ages from four 10 fourteen, chapcroncd by
eleven ladies, most " whom were matr1us,
spent a merry day ct Kapiplani park last
Wednesday Vacation week has been the
occasion of various cuttings, little and big
Another picnic, ~ children chiefly took
place yesterday At the grounds Of Mr.. Levers.
WAIKIKI And there are tp hc several informal
picnicctics. W. the valleys aud along the Wal
liki beach to-day, in one NJ which royalty and
diplomacy conyivally will join.
u. 4. Ehlcr a. Go. opened their dress
making rooms, In connection with their Fort
street store, last Monday The rooms ps.
cupy an area about hhy feet .quarc, divided
into five rooms q rcccpton.rOom, cutting and
fitting room, aud Two work rooms, On his r..
turn by the /ckIU1i1 Nr Wilmington was ao.
compancd by Mr. +. g., Small and Mis-
Esther Jonas, now installed in the new csIab.
lishmcnt, the former as superintendent, the
latter a. filter Each II The new hclpcrs brings
10 her new field an extensive experience In san
Francisco and other American fields The
room, arc tastciully fitted, with facilities for
full length display and artificial light loT the
testing of shade, NJ color IN connection with
their new departure in cpstuming, The firm has
increased It's stock yi dry goods and furnish.
ing goods making an attractive showing for
any town " lIonplulu's population. The stock
Is especially rich IN window lacc,, hanging,
dmpyry and decorative trimmings. The pro.
pnctUrg claim 10 be able ~ furnish any design
required in embroidery pn woocn silk, cam.
brio or any other fabric, through their San
fpncigCo agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31
HiUfH ITEMS.

Two additional stores are being built at Ma
kapala for Hawaiian aspirants to mercantile
honorS.
Papaikou correspondent fears that dry
spring is threatened. He writes that water
for iuming purposes is already scarce.
The terminus of the railroad at Multi, Koha.
Ia, with its various buildings, is giving this
part of the district quite vilage-like appear
ance.
The weather in EIilo district for March has
been unusually pleasant. Rain is much needed,
and unless some falls soon many mills will have
to stop grinding.
The Press has been informed that c. f.
| Hart, OF kohala has voluntarily increased the
allowance of sugar from cane ground at his mill
to nine.siX,eenths, the allowance having been
one-half. The increase is a handsome one, and
will doubtless be appreciated by Mr.. Harris
patrons.
a correspondent, signing himself or herself
! " Justicia,' writes from kohala charging Of
| lenses against sworn officers of the law The
Press can not print anonymous communica,
tions but will give the letter place when oui
rules, as published at the head of this depart
ment, are complied with.
Cocoanut Island, in Hilo Bay, has been re
Gently great resort for picknickers. 1t has
hfty-fve trees; plenty of nice grass; the
beach is in many places sandy and excellent
for bathing; pretty shells are often found and
the place is altogether attractive. The island
is small, yet it justi6es the old saying that the
best goods are sometimes done up in the small
est parcels. The IIilo folks say that trip tc
Cocoanut Island is worth half a dozen profes
slonal consultations.
The silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
+. Richardson was celebrated at their resi-
dence, liilo, on the evening OF Friday the 10th
inst. They were married by the late Titus
Coan. The affair was intended as a surprise
party, but, like many surprises, the secret go
out just in time not to surprise anyone very
much. AT the residence the guests were vel
coined by Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson. Rev. L.
7. Baker addressed the company very pleas
antly and appropriately. Invitations were sent
only to the oldest friends. All seemed delight,
cd to congratulate those who for twenty five
years have lived together so pleasantly. Some
of the guests were also present at their mar
rage Many silver presents were given. Among
those who attended were c. c. Kennedy, l..
Severance, Rev. w. b. Oleson and wife, !.
Reinhardt, Judge +. 5. Lyman and wife, Capt.
]. L. Eldarts, {. n. Arnold and wife, W. l..
Rose and wife, Judge G. W. A. Hapai and
Mrs. Lee 10y, l.. +. Swain, II. Deacon and
| Mr. and Mrs l. H. Maby
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THE BURNING QUESTION.

EDITOR SATURDAY Press The very word
"leprosy" is becoming distasteiul to many, and
is sufficient to cause an article in which il oc.
ours to be passed by unread. But it is a sub
ject which will not pass by or be passed by.
II this country is to continue to hold the pc.
sition it now does, a change has got to be
brought about in the method OF treatment OF
lcprosy. Without desire to animadvert upon
the present or any former Board of Health, the
efforts which have been made, and which are
now being made are entirely inadequate to the
Importance of the matter. 1t is not a question
which can be deferred ior future consideration
The results of the half-hearted attempts tina,
have been made at segregation are not to be
taken as cri,eria OF what can be accomplished.
The custom now is to release those brought in
as lepen, il there is doubt as to their having
the disease. This is entirely wrong. II lep,
rosy is TO be stamped out, It is by organized
systematic and continued effort. II can only
be done by systematically treating every one
who IS suspected or shows any signs Of the dis.
case. This can be done in hospitals and in no
other way.
Why is not the appropriation made for that
purpose expendedl | ask Mr.. Gibson, who
has said SO much about this very question, why
he neglects the opportunity to fulfill that which
he has SO often promised, Wis to do all and
everything that lay within his power TO stay
this disease. There may be partisan feeling
concerning the methods and policy OF govern,
ment, hut ior Gods sake do not let US subordi.
nate the treatment Of leprosy to politics. Mr..
Gibson may have been misrepresented in some
OF his acts, and may have reasons which, il
made public, would show Why something more
effective is no, being done. II he have such
reasons, in the name OF humanity and Tor the
good Of their nation, let them be made public.
An appropriation has been made, the proper
expenditure Of which aims al the vey founda.
ton OF leprosy. This appropriation has no,
been used. Why Is il not usedi II there Is
no money to meet 1t, the administration ought
to say 80. Anything is preferable tn suspense,
and the feeling that action which might and
ough, to be taken is no, taken.
SPEcTAroR.
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E,isTER ar THE gUrR,HEs.

At the Bethel, the anthem, address and
hymn, were appropriate 10 the day; but there
was very little done in the way Of Easter dec.
oratiOns
There was no special Easter music at the
Roman Catholic Church. Unlike last year, no
ladies sang in the choir. The usual High Mass
was celebrated.
At tbs praise service at the Fort street Church.
across the upper front Of the organ was the
motto: "Christ our Lord IS risen to-day" The
choir screen was lined with palms, thanking and
forming background for the pulpit. Long
steamers Of green were stretched from bracket
to bracket around the walls. Several great
vases Of ferns and flowers, chiefly lilies, were
placed near the pulpit desk. The exercises
faithfully followed the programme printed in
these columns last week. MuSically considered,
the anthem, Thanks be to God, " seemed es.
pecially pleasing The pastors address was
| suitably occasional.
The II O'Clock Easter Service at st. An.
dTcw's Cathedral was largely attended and en-.
| joyable. The church was tasteiully decorated
with flowers, ferns, crccpcrs, palms and the
like The font was well nigh hidden under a
| load Of bloom, so were the outlines Of the pul.
pit. The rood screen was festooncd with flow.
ers, and surmounted by a floral cross Wreaths
and ti5 of parti-colored blossoms hung from
the chandeliers. But the altar and the conhg-
urations OF the rcredos were most lavishly and
most successfully decorated, the work Of the
Sisters Of Saint Andrews Priory. The flowers
chiefly employed were lilies, roses, geraniums
and alamandas. Besides its floral trappings
the Cathedral was beautihed by appropriate
Easter notices. Over the altar was the in.
scription 81 am alive forevcrmore. Back Of
the chancel rail, to the left and right Of the
altar, facing the congregation, were these lines
II yc be risen with Christi" "Seck those
things which are above" In other portions o
the church were inscriptions. The decoration
Of the cathedral was a labor of love on tn,
part of many active workers in its congrega
ton, and reflected the good taste Of those who
designed, superintendent and carried it out.