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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04
MARRIED.

OOGOOD-MACHADO-In waiIuku. Maui. June
I'D, 1851, by Father Gregory Mr. ALBEIT TooGuoD Of
Naihcc, TO Miss HESmEITA MACHADo Of Sprerkel.-
willie.
ANTONEN-MACHADO-In Wailuku, Maui, June
sd 1851, by Father Gregory, Mr.. JusEFH ANroNEY TO
Miss ISABELLA MACHADo, both OF Sprcckclsyillc
TtTCOMB-kEKEI-f this city, on the grh inst
a. the residence OF H. l. Sheldon, the brides uncle by
Rev IL. H. Parker LOUIs TrCnMB, youngest son Of the
late Chas Titcomb, Of Lihue, Kauai to Mise HASNAH
SHELDON kEKEI, Of thi- city.
SPENCEB-TITCOMB-I this city. on the 3O;h
lust at the Roman Catholic Cathedral. by tho ri. Rev
Bishop Of Olha, JoHS SrENcER Of this city to Miss
ASGELrE TucoNH, fourth daughter Of the late Chas.
IItcumh, Of Lihue. Kauai.
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;. M. S. S. Co.'s Time Table for 1aas-
oM M Err GAL.

HoSOLULU. July I. 1ss8.
business has been dull decidedly dull during the
Week the usual condition Of trade at the end Of
fuAi'e' ana therefore oreses but little comment The
prospects for the future arc. bovevcr re-,,1,5 =.
exceedingly good; and business men are eopsaert ~
having their time and attention again taken M wish
'he desired ru-h Of trade in their several lines.
me arrivals for the week consist Of the b-tu opsp
CO. from the Coast, with general cargo the mail
steamer city Of sydney, from the Colonie- and IN,
bark Lizzie Marshall, from Puget sound with lumbr
Inc departures were the Kalakaua, Caibaricn. E.cI
Ia and City OF Sydney all for Francisco laden with
domestic produce
The steamer Glenelg i daily expected from San
mail steamer, will probably brin,, nil
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BORN.

Al Auckland, n. D. June I'd to the wife Of j. Il. Ar
uudci Esq. daughter. Mr.. Arundel Is well known TO
circle embracing the wide Pacific ocean, and an will
wish him every happiness In HE first Born.
Nothing Il dearcr than daughter; sons
Have spirits OF a higher pitch, but les inclined
To sweet enduring fondncss.
Ia this city, the aOih inst, TO the Uifc % Henry
Il. Meyer. daughter.
In this city June eth to the wife Of Walter N Gif
ford, daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The Premier and His E1cellency the Munster of
Finance paid a visit to the Nuuanu reservoir on
the morning after the fire and cannot say that
they are in ignorance of the requisites necessary
for adequate water supply for the lower part Of
the CITY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

A LADY. LATELY FROM TIE
u tntst dgsilrs alip-ition a. G0yernc-s; Honolulu
music unrNcopuonal references; state salary offered
Tor further particIlars address ~ letter;
~ , IEAOmEL- IIlls uEEInE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

FOR San Francisco per Estelia June 3O-i5sl - b,
sugar; domestic value. siOi,6s0i6
For san Francisco per Cafbarian Juur NJ - sts n
stsat 3lav lb- rice, ~ bags paddy 80 hides f2tt
value, s7s27gsE '''' u'i'es'''
For san Francisco, per KaIakaua june y -, sit In
domestic value, S55,gi0sl - "'''s .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The members of Agaroba Lodge !. o. G. I.
wishing to convey their sentiments of esteem and
regard to Mr.. Amasa Pratt, previous to his depart
ure from this city for his post at Columbus, Ohio,
evening of the 3Oth uli, and presented him with a
silver goblet appropriately inscribed The recipi-
ent responded in fitting terms on accepting the
offering presented and hoped that the Lodge and
work of Messrs. Brocie & Spear and reflects credit
on the engraver Of the firm, the work being most
nlabnrate.
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The energy and enterprise displayed by Mr.. L.
Way the carpenter and Mr. l. Rowe the painter,

Mr.. Z. d. Preston, Of the q. 5. Coast Survey,
has been occupying the tent erected on the E'oi
corner of Aakea and Hotel streets during the past
week, being engaged in taking stellar transit oh
servation in connection with the workings OF the
pendulum situated across Hotel st. in the gymna-
sum room Of the Y.M.C.A. building. Each nights
work was duplication of the other, and com
menced Wednesday ending Friday evening
Only one evening was thoroughly favorable for the
clnndy. with min
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5lrT -{drrrfsrmrnfs.
G0VERNESS !

A LII CLAIMS AGAINST TIE
IA Undersigned aud aiI intTabfs.Ire.. 10 him 40 H.
handed iu 90 NEssI;s. LYMAN BROS Or 10 himself
~ SO e. p WOLFE
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recital at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall on the evening of
the 3Oth ult., TO an appreciative audience. The
performance displayed tie abilities of the instru-
mentalists in manner that them golden
opinions. The Professor and his wife sailed in
the City of Sydney for San Francisco on the 2nd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Base ball at the Makiki grounds at . O'Clock
tins morning. large number of ladies and gentle
men have sgnied their intention of being present,
as also delegation of the officers of the warshps
IN port. Refreshments will be served on the
grounds.
The Custom House is a remuneratiye branch of
the public service. Last week no less a sum than
$4,000 was handed over to the Treasury. The
earnings of this exoellently managed department
of the Government serve to keep our shaky Cabi-
net on its legs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

a paper addressed to Minister Bush of the In
terror Department has been circulated freely
among the citizens Of Hilo, praying that liquor
ierHsc may be granted TO any party IN the town or
district Of HiO. This petition has received the al
most universal support of the population, both
native and FOREIGN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The mail steamer City Of Sydney, Captain Dear
born, arrived in port at am. July lst and sailed
again for the Coast at 2.l5 pm. on the same date
large humber of passengers were taken forward.
amongst whom we're the members of the Sugar
Commission, c. %. L. Sparkling, Hon. A. T.
Jingle. Mr.. J. L. Searles, and the secretary, Mr.
l.. c. Powers. by kind permission Of Governor
Domiuis the Band played several selections during
the afternoon complimentary to the departing
passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Professor Alexander was engaged on Thursday
and Friday nights of last week in taking obserya-
tons TO more thoroughly fix the latitude Of this
city. The site on which the telescope with which
he took his observations, is bedded, and situated
in the lot on the northwest corner of Alakea and
Hotel streets and deduced from Capt. Tupman's
previous observations should be in latitude y Is
Is y. Professor Emerson of the Government
Survey office assisted Professor Alexander in the
observations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The French war steamer EciaiTcHr reached Hilo
from Hononu on Saturday morning. June Sird.
and left the same afternoon for San Francisco d.
rect with the scientific party on board, and also
taking a mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The FrisHd for July has been laid the desk 1t
is a well written number, very well got up. There
Is a great improvement in the Typography OF The
paper. . .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

As the many ofiicered Minister says he is de
sirous TO extend the commercial prosperity Of our
lands, how comes II that he not present at the
trial of the cane planter.
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WATER NOTICE I

OWING TO THE SCARCITY OF
" WATER fhH iia1rs f1r ifrI-lI.rn sIl b. lH1If=f
tu h1urs pfr day. iruH1 fn a aHl fraHH IHH
on Hntl' f1riHrf notice tffA- WfL-nE
rurf WHfr- Naf4s.
Nh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Light showers prevailed on the evening Of the
18th inst and laid the dust very effectualy There
being no high wind tho 18th travelling was
pleasant for once at least. p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The L. 5. Esser has lost valuable parrot. Any
person giving information of its whereabouts viii
confer a great favor on the ships company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Quite a jolly entertainment was given on board
Of the L. s. 5. Esser the evening of the Both alt
by the humorist and mimic ''the great Maccabe, p
thoroughly enjoyed by those present. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The following are the officers elect of Oahu
Lodge X Of 2. for the ensuing term; Henry Smith
a. G.: NJ Canavan V. c.; I. Sorenson NJ Of Z;
Frank Godfrey NJ Of F.; George Williams n of X;
$. Chas. CLARK p; G. Houchtailng Nj. A. The
officers will be installed this evening at the lodge
room.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Road Supervisor Fart is paying attention, &C
cording to his lights 20 the bad places already APP
pearinc in some of the lately formed roads.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Mr.. NJ. d. Monsarrat, the surveyor, has com
pleted map of wailuku. il ANYTHING the copy i
better than the original: Mr.. MonsarrAt's WORK Is
excellent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Ten thousand dollars worth of Government
bonds were offered on Monday at 30. No sale
was Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
July IF VI : CITY Of sydney Deari,nrn sydney
Am brig Jonsuelc, Howard
!-Japanesc war ship RiniiO. from Callao
f-br stmr Glcneig, speechley, from san Fran
Sailed.
June s,-liaw BIZ kaakaua. Miller, for So
N-Am bk Dsibafien. Hubbard for : .
An bk Estella, Poole, for ; =
July -d-P VI City Of sydney. Dearborn 3
Snip sii Imam Il Allen, for Houekou-
Vessels in Port.
NAVAL.
u ; Essex, Mccormick
japanese war ship Rcnjio
NEEcHASTNES.
Am h-tne COnsuulo, Cousin.
Am bk Lizzie Marshall
Ger BIZ Harmodus Oerieh
Am bk Amelia, Newhan
Am bk NOnantum. Foyg
Am tern Dodge Paul
Am bktne A Falkenberr f,oo,imau
Am bk Hope. Penhallow
Am brig II Meyer, Delaney
BE- stmr Glenelg, speechley
Brit III Shandon, Passifnl
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NOTICE
MOTTO

HAVING DEM APPOINTED
III Gusrfilu % " MAmrkh 80 - ~ I.fl ~
Wahuls dsfa.ss anII Attorney f1rf fal l11Eia.af
widow of fhr sffI W1IHE1. dfrHrsrf a. 1errrnH
are hrrghY rafur-i-f g. sfflH a1 11ifrfs IsfIlur
the Esfafr % sa.d y aanHAk. iHfsasHf. HIh o. h.
drrsirnHd and fhr1 1rT hereby Hail Cd IiHf ~ aHn
X. kaHi h1a uH aHflHr.f7 uhafHFHr .n fne aiaifrf
a. uH- n flHsH1I1H
~ V Watuku. utHHf saI htfr-u-r 10 farf 90 tnrEaI
taf widnl ~ thH I1fr MIMI irrrrsaIE
flannfHHn. Ma r1fn. farI
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Given by the kind assistance Of the
AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY by the
HONOLULU SYMPHONY CLUB

HONOLULU SYMPHONY CLUB
Programme-Part First:
OVERTURE. Elk's Reception l. : Cox
SYMPHONY CLUB.
2-NroLIS SOLO" File de Regiment Chas. dBriot
NJ. NARNDLEN.
J-NoU.L SoLu----...--........'' Gaathic, Y. Mas-c
Miss. J. MICHIELS.
t-gU ,ErTrTE ......-...s Echo SYMPTOM ] fInvdu
SYMPHONY CLUB
5-Nocu SoLo........'' Thy sentinel Am l." Watson
D, MCCARTNEY, in.
6-CoRNEr SoLo.......' Carnival de Venice 90 Arban
Mr.. e. MICHfELS
7-SENrErrE. .-....." Fa-oritC Mnuctto." Bouhcrini
SYMPHONY CLUB.
Part Seconds:
-SELEcroxs.......... Iluy Bias" + Marchette
SYMPHONY CLUB.
9-voc,L soLo.............-....Y alsc," L. Ycuzauo
Miss J. MICHIELS.
iO-CHoRUs .....-..... ....'' Gypsy Life" SchumBnu
AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY.
l1.-NoCAL ..........' Song" --
Mn. THEO. DAVIES.
ta-CuoEU- cF BEIDEsNAIDs. Tria by Jury. Sullivan
The solo by Mas. Patty
iJ-GUGrAR AND NIoLtN-...." Sercuude.' Duhnullay
MEs,Rs. GARNDLEY AND MARQUES.
I4-FINALE.-.." Kaiser March with ChOru-l Wagner
SYMPHONY CLUB & MUSICAL SOCIETY.
ADhlSSlON ..... si.Oo
HESERtE I'D SEiIS "a Cts. Extra
tgittu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The libel cases brought against the P0s -bH1,
the Safzrdgy Press and the GAzETTE will be com
menced next Monday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Fiona and the present importation of ZOO tons
general merchandise per SiaHaoH by Mr.. G. W.
Macfarlune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Gulick whose house
was burned down in the late conhagration on King
street, express their appreciation of services rem
dered in a card in another column of this paper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The French scientific party returned to Hilo
from the volcano on Friday, June I'D. with speci-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04
MEMORANDA.
IMPORTS

Report Of NJ 5 City Of sydney. Dearborn. Com
i, Leit sydney June iith, and experienced
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The lumber in the balldings erected for the uss
of the Hawaiian Agricultural Society, on the lot
foot of Richard street, was sold at auction last
Saturday at very low rates to several purchasers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TOWN..
Tho Nadras case was heard Yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

FROM sydney; per City Of Sydney, July lst-iUO Ks
Po'aos5' : G plantr y G. hop bitter- G. effects and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The suppression of the olole,ao business in Kau
has lightened the work Of the Court considerably.
Hilois hugely stirred over Kekoa's appointment.
Action may be taken shortly. Look out for
suualls
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NOTICE
NOTICE
NOTICE.

- gHAyE ! PUPS on THE RANeA-
ROO HOUND Breed for salss I Male and
Female. Prices; SD for xsic and siu for Females
- Refers by permission 80 n. GmEvE.
H. y. BAILEY. kapshiia Ranch.
Makawan, June I'D tss3 Bl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Dividends have been declared on the following
stocks and are payable at the Office of Messrs
Brewer d Go. c. Brewer d Co. ~ per share; Ha-
waiian Agricultural Co. 50 per share; Paukaa
sugar Co. 10 cts per share.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Miss Sara King, principal. of the kindergarten
school on Nuuanu street near Kukui street, direct
ed an exhibition of the exercises taught in the
establishment, on the morning of the 18th ult.
messed the little Prodigies going through their
exercises.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The steamer Cheney, arrived this morning from
San Fnncisco, en- route for Hongkong She
brings mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The programme for to-day is very simple, con-
istng of ringing of bells and firing of salutes at
sunrise, noon and sunset, parade of Antiques at
a m. exercises at Hotel grounds at 10 a. M. Ball
az Music Hall in the evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The ship Slai,9oH is now alongside the Oceanic
5 s Cos. shed and open to the inspection of wish
tors. She was chartered by Messrs. 6. W. Mac
farlane Go. while on the stocks, to bring cargo
20 this port and she has brought the heaviest cargo
from Europe that ever CAME TO the port Of Homo
lulu. The ShaRd0H is iron ship of 1921 tons
register, length on keel 2i6 feet beam 3 feet and
p feet depth of hold. The house of Messrs. G. W.
MacfarlAne Co. have the credit of having made
the largest expiration and importation ever made
at this port the largest expectation being the sugar
cargo forwarded by Mr.. Henry Macfarlane in the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The steamer Sues has been taken of the ocean
e' line, the time for which she was chartered by
the company, having expired She sailed on the
18th nlt. from this port for Hong Kong carrying
large number of Chinese, passengers, The
Mauposa is the next vessel dine in the Oceanic
line. W. n.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

Persons DESTROYS Of procuring superior dog Of
the Kangaroo Hound breed, will notice the adve-
tisoment Of Mr.. II. B. Bailey, Makawao, Maui in
another column. At the late Agricultural Show
this breed of dogs attracted great attention and
was awarded prize.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The Br. bark T,HplaF, Capt. Paulsen. 80 days
from Newcastle, n. S. W, bound for San Francis
passed this port on the Ist inst Afterwards
the captain landed in boat at Waianhe on this
island and obtained fruit and fresh meat and then
proceeded ON his voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

The clipper ship ShaHdor has had number Of
visitors ON board during the past week, and the
neat and tidy appearance Of the vessel and the
many improved nautical appliances have interested
all who made the boat voyage from dock to ship.
Capt Palifair has been most attentive TO the COM
pany who have visited his vessel. ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-04

r. F. Bickerton, ESD, Judge Of the Police Court,
intends to take trip to the Coast by the July
steamer, to be gone about two months. Judge
Biokerton well deserves a season of rest from his
ardnous labprs. W. l. Wilcox, Esq, will fill the
position during Mr.. Bickerton's absence.
The sun., 1883-09-30

the name OF Its primacy TO command the horts
age OF the earth. to persecute the Chris
tians OF Pauls churches. to exact that
all men. "a condition OF tho right
to call themselves disciples OF Jesus.
should practice circumcision and conform to
the Mosaic CODE Anything like fruitful propa-
ganda would have been prohibited; letters Of
obedience signed at Jerusalem would have
been required Of the missionary. An irre-
fragible centre OF authority, u Patriarohate
consisting OF n sort OF College of Cardinals
under the presidency of persons analogous to
James. pure Jews belonging to the family OF
Jesus. would have been set up. and would have
become the source of immense danger
to the nascent Church. When we see st.
Paul. after so much bad treatment stll
remain attached TO the Church Of Jeru-
salem. we can conceive what difficulties
rupture with those holy pcrsonagcs would
have occasioned. Such schism would have
boon regarded as an enormity. equivalent to
the total abandonment OF Christianity. Sepa-
ration from Judaism would have been impos-
siblo: yet this separation was an indspensa-
bic prerequisite to the existence Of the new
religion. just as the cutting Of tie umbilical
cord is essential TO the lifo OF q new human
being The mother was about to kill the child.
On the other hand. the temple once destroyed.
the Christians will think of it no more; anon.
indeed they will regard 1t as a profane place;
Jesus will be all In all to them
BY the same blow tho Church OF Jerusalem
was reduced to secondary importance. Wo
shall see 1t reforming around the element which
constituted its strength. tho Dcsposvni.. the
members Of Jesus's family. the sons of Clo-
pas: but 1t will reign no more. This centre
of race hatred and exclusvcness once de-
stroycd. the bringing together of tho op-
posing parties in the Church of Jesus will
be easy. Peter and Paul will be officially recon-
cilcd. and the terrible duulism of the infant
faith will cease to be mortal sore Forgotten.
in the depths Of the Batanea. or Of the Iiauran
the little group that clung to the kinsmen OF
Jesus. to James and the descendants of Clopas
becomes the Ebionite sect. and dies lnger,
ing death in insignincunce and sterility.''
NJ w
The sun., 1883-09-30
THE SUN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1883.

ciose OF the performance. mercury. with rod
not IRON roo. toucned every CORPSE 10 see IL IL
Wouio sur. ana MASKED laekeys. eimulatinR
fiuto or Ocus. dragged the dead out py their
ieet smashing with mallets everything that
betrayed signs OF life.'
Nero was, no doubt. present at these specta-
cies. Being near-sighted. ne was accustomed
TO carry In his eye. rs ho followed the combats
OF the gladiators. concave emerald which
served the purpose OIL an eyeglass. He loved
to display his thorough knowledge OF sculpture; /;
1t Is asserted that. standing over the corpse OF
his mother he gave vent to odious criticisms.
commanding one part censurine another. The
flesh of human being palpitating under the
fang OF wild beast poor. timid young girl
who. as she strives to veil her nudity by
chastc gesture. is jerked upward by n bull and
ripped to shreds upon the fiints OF tho arena.
would offer combinations OF Elasticity and
color worthy of C@sars connoisseurship.
There he Is in the first row, on the
podiam. among the yestals and the curue
magistrates. with his forbidding countenanco.
his short sight. his blue eyes. his chestnut hair
curisd in ridges. his threatening lip. his mien
at once vapid and malicious. ike that OF a lat
smirking. inane popinjay bursting with vanity I;
while. beneath and around. the air Is Vi
brating with the clangor OF brass Instruments
and undulating with the rain of blood. He is
meditating doubtless. in artist WISE on the
shrinkingly chaste attitude OF these mover
Dhhads and Dirces. ana opining. fancy. that
certain look OF resignation gives theso pure
women on tho point OF peine wrencheu imo
from limb charm until now unfamiliar.
Next TO the day on which Jesus expireu on
Golgothn. the day oil revelry IN Nero gardens
whose date may be placed ABOUT Aug. l. OF the
year GA, was the most memoraoie IN the MS
tory oil Christianity. inc soilulty Oh hsuper-
structure is proportiohate TO the sum OF VIZ
tue, OF sacrliice. Oh ueVotion whieh mas peeh
The sun., 1883-09-30

mean they are the rude lines Of child trac-
ing with n tool he knows not how to handle tho
picture Of city which he has not seen. It's
naive delineatlon Of the city OF God. big toy OF
gold and pearls. remains. for all that. an ele-
ment OF our dreams. Paul spake better. doubt
less. when he summed up the final object OF the
universe In these words: That God may be
altogether in u.s. But for q long timo yet
mankind will have need Of God who shall
dwell with 1t as friend with friend. take pity
upon its trials. take its struggles into account
and wipe the tears from every eye."
The sun., 1883-09-30


In the chapters devoted to tho Book of Rove.
lations. which. us We have mentioned, NJ Renan
believes to have been written Just before the
taking OF Jerusalem by Titus. the author in
vcstigates the significance OF the document
viewed in relation not only to contemporary
events. but to the preceding history Of Juda-
Ism In which apocalyptic visions and milena-
rian doctrines had long played an important
part. We cannot follow him through this part
OF his exposition. or through his review OF the
varied fortunes which the book has expert
enced at different epochs. We have room only
for few paragraphs in which he sums up his
reflections on the most enigmatic and extra
ordinary OF the writings included in the Scrip.
tural canon.
In our day the Book OF Revelation thanks
to sounder exegesis, has regained tho high
place which belongs to it in the sacred writ
ings. The Apocalypse is, in one sense. tho
seal OF jewish prophecy, the final word
OF Israel, When we read in the old
prophets In Joel. fo& example. the descrip-
ton OF Jehoyah's day-that is to say. of the
great assize held from time to time by the
supreme Iusticiari Of human things to redress
the order necessarily disturbed by man-we
shall discover there the germ OF the vision Of
Patmos. To the imag glnation of the jew. bent
upon discarding the Immortality Of the soul
and upon building up the reign Of justice on
this earth. every revolution. every historical
CONFUSION became stroke Of Providence. tho
prelude OF a far more solemn and still more
decisive judgment. At every event OF moment
prophet rcse up TO cry. Sound. sound the
trumpet In Zion. for the das Of Jehovah COM
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SolIrw M dated May 4 1854 from MI W. a. r..nsn
~ inren Mssa i but ono of tho thousand rcmafn
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cinc. NJ. blanchard says: 81 have been elcs.y
srocd for over six years with acute kidney dsesss'
vth scverc pain In my back and hips. was 'ols
employed ON the Boston and Lowell Railroad, nu'
Obliged owing to the constant jar 70 gsc w ~ =. A.
r.d ,sncss q many others have been obliged 70 no.
an sccount Of kidney disease. have tried many
medicines but received n, permanent relief ,nn
recommended me to use Hunts Remedy. pufcn.. s
hottie OF one of our druggists in Lowell ana eo.
mcnccd to improve at once, and after using Two
20 entirely frce from all pain. nad consider myse'
.rred and chccrfully recommend this wonacftu'
medicine, Hunts Remedy. TO all the sufferers no."
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