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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

"And the cure for this jaundiced
condition OF things p Tact, patience,
money, more genuine human sympathy
fortunately, the race aniipathy is not
yet SO strong rs Mr. Gibson and the
extremists among his followers would
like to see it. The friendship existing
between whites and Hawaiians in
Honolulu Is, in numberless instances,
a credit TO each race. There are gen
ilemen IN this city who have laborcd
among their Hawaiian countpmen
without money and without price,
and with no assurance OF gain for the
past thirty years. Some of these men
have been missionaries some have not
II is unjust, ungencrous, unmanly 20
sncer al their labors Finite wisdom
has seldom fitted man to teach his
/ fellows wisely. Finite wisdom has
been responsible Tor numberless mis-
takes IA the methods Of religious and
business dealings between whites and
Hlwaiilns IN the past IL is right o.
point ont errors OF method, 10 suggest
new measures, 10 show b. practical
illustrations a superior system. But tc
aifempi lhe reseneel,ion VI a race by o
result to race prejudice, by the dcs
Hucsion Of lifelong trust and Al tht
pcril Of nations perpenily, is worss
than infamous II is deyilish. But all
this Mr. Gibson Is doing or he Is ths
1 ...s..s, l,.l .I.t,t ,,..,. alt.l.. arI Dgt.,..
thing ought TO be done 10 check Il 'lhs
:" hrsi best thing Is 70 organize for ths
protection OF cAcB Honoialan interes
thai Is better than sectional or tran
sent 20 organize for free and courteous
consideration OF all important public
questions local. national aud inter
national TO organize for the promotion
OF better feeling, better unders,andin,
and more catholic federation between
the races. between glasses. betv.sf
man and man.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
~ iMERICdN WY.

That the United States needs an
efficient navy the American people are
rapidly becoming agreed. That she
has wonderfully inefficient one, the
world is already agreed. 1t looks npw
as if there was to be an attembtl to
secure navy worth namitg ihc
initiative has been made by tfX ro{nt
orders to build two fast steam 9ruistrs.
The United States has gained some
thing by its long delay, for it has now
the experience of the rest of the world
on which to model its new ships With
an American navy, the importance Of
these islands to the Pacific naval sup
remacy of the United States will be
more evident than ever to intelligent
Americans The San Francisco Cham
Der of Commerce has sent memorial
to congress on the subject which we
reproduce below with the comments of
San Francisco paper.
Your memorialists, the Chamber OF Com.
merce OF san Francisco, desire respectfully bu,
urgently, to call your attention 10 the absolute
necessity loI q prompt aud large increase m
the naval forces OF the United States, by the
addition thereto OF heavy and iull-powercd
armored vessels, as well as iron vessels devel-
oping the highest speed both classes 10 be
armed with the heavy rilea ordnance now ~,
copied among maritime powers as a necessity
for effective service. With a coast line Of
thousands of miles on the Atlantic and Pacific
esS' oeaI & eae'!"n,tte TaI,G1en ;oshe attack ol
ms,less ",noo,h TO-, a,,,,s MN ~ ant ~ '''
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

mapeut, and fhc commercial existence
oven u tha state na bound up with
these forests and that, unless w. afc
prepared 20 abandon tbcnaiufal adan
tHgos which made Ncw York what h rs.
wc must stop, and stop At once any
further destruction of the Adirondack
! .-..--I- y
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
soye NJ H,io., y,.,,,

EprfoR SATURDAY Pass S,. On Land.
ing at iIilo one discovers an immense pile Of
bricks designed for custom house. The last
legislature covered i',clf with glory by appro.
pdating 5000 f5r that purpose The ques.
ton is, ,gh0. j. tie building 10 be erected?
Echo answers, "Whcn2" viii il be in 1900
OF 1907 Now Ililo does no, need custom
house and will no, Tor some ycar. % come. a
vessel arrives there with mcrchandi,c from san
Francisco about seven times year. and a alup.
her vessel about three times per year; other
arrivals arc island vessels A new dock Is a
hundred times more needed where passenger,
can land, and the legislature appropriated
$1,000 for that purpose. No signs Of even this
small amount being used, moi half enough FOR
tae purpose. Small change is more needed
than custom house. As the kingdom is
dependent on other countric, fpr small change.
i've and ten cent pieces are particularly needed.
In America and Europe there is no scarcity Of
small change II aids the poor The poor
Hawaiian needs il So many love them, why
not show their love in substantial manner?
Coppers or nicl>els could now be used as there
are so many Iatodng people here from various
nations. Why need there be such scarcity
Of change herc'
Ourrtsr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

The majority opinion is 50 clearly in
our favor that We have every reason to
feel greatly encouraged. 1.-The anti
treaty resolutions offered 10y senator's
Gibson and Jonas of Louisiana have
been tabled is additional nevs that
encourages We do not think thh good
sense of the American Congressb b going
to let the advantage of the practical
control Of these islands slip through
their fingers
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Mr.. Gibson is more responsible than
any living white man for the existing
feeling against his own race. He has
fostered that feeling since he has had
any real power to do it. The papers
he has controlled, in both English and
Hawaiian, have done their best to fan
that feeling into fame It's splendid
tribute TO the spontaneous good feeling
of the Hawaiian race that Mr.. Gibson's
subtle venom has not poisoned the
native mind more fatally than it already
has. Hawaii for the Hawaiians -
would have been a noble cry from
noble lips. II would have meant
enlightenment. From the lips OF Mr.
Gibson it has meant freedom to drink
as the haole drinks; liberty to get
drunk as the haole does; emancipation
from the restraints that good haoles
preach and bad haoles neglect TO prac-
tice Has it meant anything else?
Mr. Gibson has been careful 10 except
from the penalties OF the an,ipathy he
mas SO studiously engendercd a few
superseryiceablc persons of whom he
has been the acknowledged leader.
Outside Of the serene elect, the
anathema OF this most uncalled-for
movement falls with impartial yigor.
A" Haolc haolel haolep The words
have ceased TO have a merely distinc.
tive meaning. They have become
words Of reproach. They are equiva-
lent 10 the lurko-l.nslish phrase; "Dog
of a Frank
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
eQcw embellishments.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANAGERS NOTICE.

Al accounts Of the SATURDAY. PRESS exc .pt-
leg quarterl, advertisers be rendered and col.
eeled monthly.
Advertisements and Subscriptions are payable In
al, anee and this rule will be gidy observed In the
future.
THoS. g. THRuM
Nan.gvr and propsesJf, Ssr.spA, Pgs.s.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

II sNatcd thai the Rolhgchllds hold
F4oo,ooo,ooo Of United States bonds
Baroness Rurdcrt Coutts Bartlett, $40
100000 the Duke OF sutherland, SIS,
100000 Sir Thomas UmecE $1,000,
GOO W ~ Vanderbilt f{7.ooo, 600.
Jay Gould has ttJooo, 600 Of registered
bonds aud large amount ol coupon
bond, Flood, the Californian, ha,
HI5,oa.ooo and there one hal( q
Ia dozen with fto,ooo. COO each, and q
score oI othen hold each b4ooo,ooo
to b5oeo.ooo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

"'Ihe Opposition never is bu, al
ways 10 be blesl," Mr.. Gibson We
,rusg you remember your own quota,
lion. How nowf
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

New York is vep mach alarmed
about the Adirondack forests and with
reason Their destruction was allowed
10 60 ON unchecked loo long, and nov
the people mourn the sd results OF
neglected opportunity Tie New yolk
Evening Post thus sonnsk rs note Of
warning: I'VE have cNhined this
subject carefully in all iNsarious as
poets and, looking Al The matter in
the ligh, OF the experience OF other
countries, and judging u the effect
already produced upon thewater supply
in our rivers by forest obstruction in
this state, We believe that there IS no
eNagSera.ion ia stating th3 The future
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Westminster is now lighted by cleo
tric candles. and from bis thirteenth
century cloater st. John Ruskin walls
that is dim religious light has dcd "
BY the way Ru5kin's latest "iad is
that lady graduates should become bar.
maids at picturesque country inns, in
stead of marrying curatcs We wish
he'd send one or two here TO MI.
Noltc's picturesque temperance casino.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

That more money might have been
spent fairly and lcgitimately, no one
now denies. That it will be iorthlom-
ing in 1880, every patriotic man hopes
Mr. Carters uncompromising honesty
has put it out of the power OF any hon
est Independent to see white where
black really is; and the lesson of last
Wednesdays defeat has taught the
rest
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Since the above paragraphs were
written news has been received from
the other islands indicative Of a heavy
Independent majority OF representa-
,iyes returned The exact condition
Of things will be known neu Monday.
Enough Is known, however, to justify
,he belief that The Independent party
has gained an important victory
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

The latest piece OF fashionable slang
IN London Is "slumminr 10 "slum"
Is to visit poor people in poor parts OF
q city ON missions OF mercy and
charity This is a good time TO
sum,' says an American paper SO
say We smiths Lane is a good place
10 begin Let Miss Brccse's earnest
and rnsclGsh work among the whites
he supplemented 10y ladies and gentle
men who understand Hawaiian. Let
us fight race prejudice with "coalS
OF FIRE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

"By the way, the cobweb has things
rather mixed this morning, said a gov
eminent official, as he read the weakly
DAILY Pacific Commercial Advertiser of
yesterday. "How SOP queried list
cncr "Why, he Says that an Inde,
pendent candidate boa, It'd that his iide
had spent $4,000 to secgTe the election
IL WAS an Administration candidate
iha, made the boast, although he
Dragged OF only $4,000"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
The 4. II. Bishoy.

Dawn commander, leave. H5a0iuls ever Ta-slsy
F.hl f1r kukufhae, HGuBkss, sni Pssahsy. Ps'
turning arrive. HDnplriiu essry Hur is, BaoTni,x
~.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Honolulu, January u, sss,
-----e------
Referring the above Nc hes inform IN. bu,ias,.
public that vs prepared To make lo4r, di.sosn,
approved uoss, and pTc' se exchange the best cur
rrut rates ous arrangements Cor selling ssehsnss on
tho principal ,iiies of ,he uni,sd States. Ensope
China, japan, aud Australia, are hsins made aad
when perlectcd due notice viii be given.
We shall aso be prepared ressss dspo,it, oa open
accouul. make c1srtions and conduct ssr-Gi hank
log and exchange h.ias,
i5s.un
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
nANKlNG NOTICE..

BANNING NOTICE.
The undersigned have formed a co-paTtncrshp under
the drm name of SPRECKEiS Sco, f,r the purpose
Of carrying 90 General BANKING and EXCHANGE
BUSINESS a, tIoooluiu and such other place, The
Hawaiian Ainsdom a. may he deened advisable.
(Sgned CLArs SrsHcssls.
WA G.. lswiS,
b. b. Low
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Compromise Of principles is very
different from compromise Of prefer
ences. The Independent party can
very well afford to make the latter 1t
had better be defeated a dozen times,
"hand running than make the former.
There can very well be compromise be
tween the honest men who are person
ally friendly tothe king There can be
no compromise with the meh who rep
resent Gibsonism.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

| NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the unslsrsiEnsl has
! purchased AL the inIesess in lhe GROCERY STORE
! lately carried on by J. OTTO HEGAkD in kohaiii.
| iiilo, hawal.
Nj. C. coRREA
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Inspectors of elections are presumed
in law to be wholly unbiased and i'm
partial in the exercise of their duties,
but when not actually on the board OF
appeal, or experimenting the polls,
what better service could an assessor
render a government that puts forth a
ticket than to engage actively in the
canvass, especially whenits defeat meant
exposure of the "V. S. L." and "son-
in-law" too.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

The flower of the army, who in the
various meetings prior TO the election
well earned for himself the title of
Baker the blasphemer," styles the
members of the government ticket
''the four angels We have heard of
angels fallen from grace, but these are
evidently four who have yet to attain ii,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
The .I0nes D10hee.

ffe-Hi1n oDaIfaanirf i.s.es Hnskl1is every gtg-es
Day, 3 pm. for kapss snd k48@s H-sDfs
ig leaves Kauai every iussisy pr. ssS tp.eL
ug - Wsisnle blsh gsYs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

One good has been accomplished by
the late election. The Advertiser has
been reading its bible and has ascer-
tanned that it was David who met Go
liah and not Daniel. Read on messieurs
Of the Adyeltser.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
General advertisements.

| NoricE'
Ihe TriRp AssEssNKSr OF 81 so per share Of the
Capital stock Of the Mutual Telephone Co., Is due
tins day, and payable al nay oiiiee.
a. JAEGER, feeaS- Mutual Telephone Co
Honolulu February 4, 1884 IS>~g
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Let us face the issue sduarcN All
that the Independent party demands !,
an honest. Open "aboyc board admin
rUtlon The chance directly to help Sc.
cure that SOFT OF government has been
denied to Honolulu during the next
session oi the legislature Some OF u,
who have lcn undonc some OF the
Thing, we ought have done will pethap,
have good reason to reflect upon out
carclrssncss before 1880
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
InrsRlsLhsD
STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPARYs
Liyt ~ sftA1Tgs
Jhc H0koi.

tsnsryu cytumAn-ief. lsst.a Uouisls every Ia.s
DAY st PIN ~ Nasiiisii tSi0s. Ile.,. ard wsi
lusa Kauai. Returning eay.e As-ih-iii s'sp
Saturday evening
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
ncn Embellishments

Thee isia it n,ais Goa. auf 9s.a pstisrns
hy fis Original John deere Moline poa W1tti
ih' p''nr' "ssisru nDs aanHfasi,ty lrd fhs lafrsa
afri p'ns sofia he eaaa tor ths i1ous u this
ui4npfa.tms ue as.nit
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09


failure in duty Of The influential white
elemcni u Honolulu To mere selfish
ncss Ia many individual cases that
was undcg5iedly the compelling cause,
brl in large majority of cases tia,
failure IN duty WAS the result OF politi-
csl incAlNrirncc H. really represen.
iaiise politics the community ls no, up
10 the times Money was used on the
Other slid used layi,hly /, was a
fOrceonc concinsion that money would
b. 80 used Money WAS nseded a.
cOAnicfacl h. influence not li.tle
money, bar mea, deal The legili
mate emplnYment Of money IN clcc'
lions Is insepaiable irom the machinery
ol moiefn IslliieS Ideas do not sway
the mascA Display, nolse, music,
enthusiasm, sensation, do Iteration
and feiiefatlon Of a few iclling larfs
glib denunCialion OF f)ily, ridicule
irony, inycctlye thar Is always truthful
and ncscs unjus; ~ its criticism ol
ungencrous in iis dennn,iatlon all
this is Lair IN politics And the night
employment, OF these legitimate weapons
OF honorable political wlriare demands
money slots OF IL r From whon
ought this money TO come p The
mos, OF il from the class most benefited
BY good government, --or, at least, nosl
injured by bad government the mer
chant class. llt is Honolulu that i
meant in writing this, Of course, 70
outside the metropolis other and NOR.
immediate interests appeal to voters
twenty thousand dollars ough, to ha,,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

been subscribed To secure the election
of J. @ Cater The merchants ol
Honolulu could have spared that ,um
to scturr the boon ot mt,lli. cnt rclrc
stnRuon They may have to- Iay that
sum in increased taxation before the
/ next election
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
CHAs. j. FisHEL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CoRsEr FORT ASD HOTEL STRTETs ..... Homo
coSsEH AtRchASI 80 NFUANu sTs- ! iuls
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03
FOR SALE.

4 BOUT 20 head of sheep least 30 of
= them pure InaIinos lmejudiug = or O
rarus) balance GTado and con.U"u. Price,
an a aruragr of = per head il sU.G during
this month (APrlD.
L. X. HOWELL.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03

EoTTCG: IN another column wilt be
found an article ia which all (whr:her
thcy viii or no} are Interested. Neglcc
lug to read it may prove G very solioue as
well as an expensive affair. We refer to
the advertisement of prie.,ly Ash Bttcrs,
\ knowledge OF its merits and tho bene-
t5 You %. your family may derive from
usiug 1t viii save LOT only health bat
many dollars o,Icr wise e&panGed Ia
Doctors Iills,'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03
TgAT BAD BOY AGAIN.
Prck'S Snm.

FEST :Tha5 5""; evening at hs supper ,aG'e,"'
sai.l tne boy to Inc Yeccr as lie rolled an
orange on Il barrel Mad to mahe it soft,
1--WE cot to talking on spinal mcningetis,
and va said some ct our best citizens wcro
having IT.. He said il was al arIstocrdiic
Iisresr and it was Il compliment 80 Il
mans standing ia Suti 'ty to have it. l
ASKED him what the first ) mptoms were,
and lie understood 1t was - cold feeling
l'oar tho ;s,s:ue. The next morning L
took ab3ut two quarts OF pounded iee,
ans; tiNrd the iva pistol pockets of pas
naufs with il, and the tail pockets If his
coat. and he par ON his ,lIiHgs and come
dawn to breakfast. he said The dining
room was col 1 ami hb rub ed his .hdHdS.
and occasionally looked sort OF scared,
but he sat down to ure#EfHSt. lie h;iu
not sat moro thlu 81 minnie before Eo
told ma he didn't want any breakfast,
and he went aud lay down ON the lounge,
aud prctty soon pa began TO cal! Tor ma:
She went to MM and told him he looked
sick. Pa said he was. He said he had
rot tha avistOcratic disease, and didn't
care who knew it. He kept getting cold,
anf fiuaIly concluded o send for doctor,
and ! went after him, but l didn't bury
back. Ma. she had a quiet talk with pa
on his condition, and made him believe
ne was ovcrw,r O |, and n o lie him promise
10 let politics alone and tiy aud lead
different life. PA -; better before long
and sat mp aud when he found II 5 coat
and pants all damn from the pounded Ice
1e s;trI ho guessed hs had sweat the dlsA
v:tsg ..tuciJ UUl vi lis SYSTEM
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03
TNlIE HENRIETTA HOUSE.
BAYOU SARA, LA.

Board can be procured 10y the day, week
Dn month, and at reasonable rates. IN
the future as III the past, the table Will
lie supplied with :he very best fare the
market affords. Elegant and well fur
Iishe' rooms. Accommodating servants
constantly i'll attendance. Patronage 80
licited and sItistactiur Guaranteed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03
gaE DsGGaEags OF FHs Jury.
New York fTonr.

New York NoHr.
Cincinnatf5 diagracefu and. terrible
riot may be charged directly to The jury |
system Of trials as it now exists. This !
system, or its abnse, did not create the |
violent and uncontrolled passions hich |
filed the mob that burned the court. house |
and Threatened the city itself .ut neither
ID n match the creator of the powder |
stored in Il miue-t is the spark which |
| determines when the explosion shall |
occur.
! Cincinnati, like New York or any her
| laIgc city, is the scene Of many murders,
| and in her courts as in most others in
| this country, murderer receives greater
| consideration than any honorable citizen
eau ever expect at the hands Of jnstice,
On the pretense that man :.Iraisned for
murder should be allowed the benefit Of
every possible presumption ofyinnocence,
murder trials have become disgraceful
and enraging travestIes Of justice. The
Berner trial, which precipitated the Gin
cinnati horror, WAS startling indication
OF the palsied condition to which criminal
1
one vf two men VI ho killed another man
/ for his money. There could DO no doubt
rs TO the prisoners guiit, for his own
co, stss!nn supplemented tho evidence,
| y, t, instead OF ondaringa Il verdict of m;!r
der, the jury found BeGner guilty only OF
! naI.slamgltter!
| Only TWO sappnsitions are possible in
! determining the cause Of this eNtraordi-
nary crlict-"xt:aordinary even among
the many mis:ar.iases of justice in Grim.
| iIal cases. either the jury ~ ere corrupt
enongl. to be susceptible to bribery, or
! vere weak enough to b" persuaded,
| against thcic own conyictioms, By the
sop..iatrigs Of c,iiuiual lawyers In either
case the blame Is with the jury. Ii a
criminal triul in Amer ca the judge is
| merely Il master of ccrc1o9ics and . re
lorec in points of law. The State pgcscuts
an indictment, doing it sometilnes-on!y
sometimcs-to the best of iIs ability, bu'
! the jnrymon are the real judges. His
! Honor on the hcucI may be Il corrupt
creature oG politicians, the prosecution
| may be Li,ycI to do its duly in a way
merely pe:inuctory, but the interests Of
justice are ia thaory. at least, safe II the
hau05 OF the jHrynen, Tor arc not those
men dTawH directly, an! at sus!''e! notice.
from the great body of he peopie' They
are expected to protect both parties i'll
the casc-tIe stare and community FROM
Individual or associated csiI.i.ais, aud al
the slmc tin { to slve die accused from
he possible p:ej1,'jeo or maicvolc"co OF
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03
rT-T:T?EA HT2r'2

\ considerable number Of deer passed,
through the city yesterday morning,
having been driven ont of the Louisiana
sw2Inps by the water. These beautiful
ynimaIs invaded many private yarIs,
seeking rest from their exhaustng swim,
aud in most instances they We're undi~-
turbcd. Three of them were in the court
house yard at one time. We have heard
of scveTa. instances W hero thoy were kill
ed and we would tako thus method of III.
forming everybody that where the killing
of deer comes To the ears Of the authori-
Ties CT The members ofth sporting clubs,
prosecutions will be instituted for viola
tions of the game laws, aud s;rictrst pen
aitics enforced. .-Natche2 Democrat.
Dr. TiGuuor's Antiscptic Refrigccaut is
not pa'ont n.cdjcinc5 out harmless
remedy gyIt,il to cure,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03

Make haste ant ,aat, god W. Ger. Wait
ing is MY bed;
l sleep a,suost waile you are heating, S
heavy is my head
Yes, good is tea, and good are mar
things; but best--"h, best
OF all The world for mes a long, deli 5ht
tul Sunday rest.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1884-05-03

ETSTRAY NOTICE Taken up by John
~ Carr on the HazeIwuod place and
Estrayed before me the under et-tnei i"a-
tire Of the Peace one Dark Say Mare
Mule about fifteen hands nigh marked
with two small white spoUs "u ter rI-h.
side lame in her !efGhind leg amd apprais'
ed to Inc worth in Casa Forty ID liars
CstOG JAMES DURNIN,
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