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where the silver Goes.

The Bank Commissioners, in their re
port, make a very curious statement in
relation to silver. They say "the silver
standard dollar seems every day to in
crease in popularity in our State. The
country banks find the undated de-
mand for it hard to meet. Most Of them
receive from 81 900 to $1,000 d week
from the sub-Treasury in San Francisco,
the expense Of the transfer being paid
by the General Government. This rap
idly goes into circulation and disappears,
no one knows where, as it never returns
to the banks" The Commissioners, in
their investigation Of this matter, found
that it did not return to the city through
the agencies Of the country merchants,
for they DO not pay their bills in San
Francisco in silver. The explanation Of
this fact can De readily conceived. To
pay their debts in silver in this city
would involve the expense Of expressage.
pom the whole, the Commissioners are
disposed to conclude that the missing
dollars remain in circulation. But it Is
impossible that q coin should pass from
hand to hand without showing up some
where in the regular repositories Of
money. There Is, however, not the least
mystery about this drain Of silver, which
must be enormous The silver Is boarded
by some members Of the community.
The boarding Is not done by white peo-
pie, for the savings banks would certain
" receive some Of It. The fact on which
Reconnaissance have alighted IL, with
out much doubt, the Chinese drain.
The dollars g into the hands Of these
people They are boarded by them
until their return TO China. 4 portion
finds It's way into Chinatown in fulfill
ment Of the contracts to labor Of the
coolies, but not by the regular CONNER
ciaI channeIs--S. T. Bulletin"
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The little sketch going the rounds 20 the
effect that Senator Keuna, with two pairs Of
queens IN his hand, gave the pot tn Senator
DoIDh. who held three ares, on the principle
that three Of q kind beat two pairs, has pro
v1ked tho >oBi Of the senator from West Vir-
zfuia IN its profoundest depths Yesterday
during the executive session, a brother senator
approached him cautiously and by easy stages
on the subject.
How is -his, KennaF he said.
How is WHAT inquired Mr.. Kenua 10 re-
Ply.
why. thiE little story aboHt DoIphs three
aces beating yoVr two pairs Of queens
.Vot a word Of truth, sir, IN f. said the
senator. with = snap in his eyes. II never
piagad poker WITH Senator DoIph ia my Hfe
( never played poker win aHybpdY. I don't
know ono card from another 7 don G
know how IN play cards Of any kind But
SIR aud his fare grew determined and SIMS
ter. .if Senator Dofpb or any other man with
three ono spots in his hand thinks he ea1 beat
me when I've got four queens, III BE- dog
zoned il I wouldn't ike % zee him try It
once " ashington Critic.
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WiIder's Steamship Company have
recently issued an advertisement in the
shape Of q neatly got up card giving a
time table Of the departure Of their
steamships TO the various ports on the
coast Of Hawaii. 4 prominent feature
i q remarkably clear photograph taken
from group Of oil paintings by Mr.
Jules Tayernier. The central one j. n
representation Of the crater Of Hale
ma1mau seen through break In the
cliffs, with a fire fountain in fall play.
Another il a similar view taken from a
more distant STANDPOINT and including
some Of the surrounding country. Some
gems Of the route and the nelshoorinZ
coas. make up the group which forms
an interesting memento Of that remark
able locality
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Martinelli's cider Is absolutely pure.
Read advertisement of Martinelli's
cider
Yuen Kee Il Co. have removed to Hotel
street.
MartineIi's cideris the best and purest
made.
Malaria, the curse Of large sections, Is
positively cured and prevented By the use
OF Dutfy's Pure Malt Whisky.
Cndressei kid gloves, ladies underwear
pink, white, cream ami blue cashmere Just
received by last steamer, at c. J. Fishel's*
Stamped splashers, stamped scarfs.
stamped towels etc, and coIored cotton to
work them with, at \. :. Sachs, l04 Fort
street.
DR.. Clinton \. Sage, NJ. d., Pekin, y. y.
writes: Il have been prescribing Duffy's
Pure Malt Whisky and find it adapted to
cases requiring a pure alcoholic stimu-
liant"
For fancy work, a fine assortment, OF
chenille, pom pons, fancy chenille. plated
ribbon, and tinsel crescents, etc, at the
Popular Millinery House, y. ;. Sachs. pro-
prietor.
The largest and best stock OF Christmas
cards ever seen in this city just arrived; all
new and of the very latest designs. Call
early and select. King Bros art store,
Hotel street.
MessrS. Wing On Wo & Co, OF Mauna-
kea street, beg leave to notify the public
that they have lust received a arg, GUAM
THY OF Xxx and other choice brand, of
Manila cigars, of the best quality, for sale
at moderate prices.
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last Nights Musicale.

The musicale given at Oahu College
last evening was well attended and a
decided musical success. The pro-
gramme which appeared in Tuesdays
issue Of the ADVERTISER was we'll ar
ranged one and was fully carried out. It
consisted Of piano solos, songs, chOruses,
vocal duets and also q couple Of mum bers
for piano and violin, played very artist
icalIy by Mrs Hanford and Mr. Yarnd-
ley All the performers are pupils
Of Mrs. Hauiord, and reflected mLch
credit upon her ability a. teacher. It
would be almost out Of place TO mention
any particular number. but the song,
"a Warrior Bold, " sung by Levi Lyman,
and Miss Jennie Grieve's selection, in
Qussto Semplice," were both ezquisiteIy
rendered. At the conclusion Of the pro-
gramme the Rev f.. G. Merritt thanked
the audience Tor their presence.
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vessel. s.s;,eele,l from, Foreign Ports

Brit bark GIengaber. R0IIezt0n, from Liver
An lark 5Iz-li.a Fisher. from Glasgow. due
Jan 800
ana sk Martha Davis, F II Bslzo1. sailed from
Boston August 1th, due December In
Elw sc1r General -IeEel- Sanders from
French FrIzate SHOALS. due Nov Al-5J
Ger BARK Hydra, from H0nsk0ug, due Decem-
Der I-I5
German bark Hercules Sshlefer, saiied from
Liverpool October 5tE, due February -,-Z1
Law bark -l1r " Devon, Lowell from Fan
uiuz-z Island. due December s-lt
Haau scar I[llul8. J b Holland from Mani
hIzI via Fau1lug's island due DeceIl Der I5-5l
Am bark SLraEac, from New YORK. due Noyeul-
Der g-t5
An bark Nellie Nay. sailed from sydney, Oc-
to1-r II-1. due Nov 27-5g
Am ok C-ElJl. = calhoun from san Francisco,
due Dec -
An ship Mercury, from Newcastle y : ". due
December lois
an 5z5as y Z Dlnoad from san Francisco,
due December 6-LU
Am 5st1e Eureka, Z Meyer, from san Fran
cisco due Dec I'D
An tern Y ; Bowne. A d Paul. from san Fran
cisco due Dec 2u-8L
due Dec -l-3I
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TIE schooner LlEoL-ho arrived n 1al-4st from
Ea1ai December -ra, lad leaves again to-day r5r
Tzizuzs direct
The steamer " u Hall - 10 ths Oceanic Con-
pa1T's wharf. having rev rules Put "a Ear
boiler. The vessel viii BE hauled OF ths Ma
rtue Railway next MONDAY, 10 nave the u'T
tlree-5 ~ propeller put in
The bark :. 4 Box.a IS .tiI dlschArain 4
cargo az she old Custom Eor-- l--rs-
The 5arksurae Elz5-zr las 1-iEls5 tiscazrE-
ing lumbar. and is exported 20 leave so-dAy
II ballast Cor Port T1vls-nd- Her hull aas
been repallce1 L&ek
The bark Taea5aId has an.sh=I tlscas-x-az
lumber his been reprinted black AID VII l=avs
J5-l1srr5E q ballast FOR Post T .7yzs=ad.
The steamer q. e. BisaoB took considerable
machinery I1- Kauai December --h-
Tie bark Forest queen las aa.shsd issca4rg
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Ne..eI- ia Port from Foreign Ports

Am bktue George C Perkins, Il Alderman
from san Francisco
HAw scHr Jennie walker B Anderson, from
FaLnIuZ's Island
Am 6ktne Mary winkeIra4n, CLaz Backus,
from san francisco
Am bk TLeobaId,J Reed from Newcastle,
rs
Brit bark " Il Watson, Il Lawrence, from
Liverpool
Am bark Forest Queen. J C II winding, from
san francisco
Am tern ! c Ford. T Il GrtHthz, from san
An bark H Bowers, Il Hum. from Hong
kong
An schr Arso F r Falkland. frsm Humboldt
Bay, Cal
Al bktne Wrestler. Schuausr, from Newcastle,
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aDue day abOut two weeks ago" said Mr.
john r Sullivan, n was on n ferryboat
crossing over from Detroit We had Just
cast of the ropes when an Trishuan rushed
through the gate threw down his money, and
waved his fist
How'd on hDn1 ON h shouted
Jump Jump we sb0Uted
The boat was barely three feet from the
dock and ~ could have stepped scroes the
cha~m Re stepped hack. tDok n run. and uarle
an awkward leap. RE made # but he landed
on a banana peel which lag on the deck. and
before he stopped rolling ne mas IN the for
ward part If the boat When he got ny and
brushed of his clothes the boat was fifty feet
from the shore looking at the stretch N
proudly.
fBegorrs what Iepg- Chicago News
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The Recent JubiIee-His Majesty Re
turns Thanks.

His Excellency Governor Iau.ea.
Chamberlain Of the Royal Household
conveys the ackcowIed2mant If His
Majesty the King for the many hearty
greetings and numerous and valuable
gifts presented on the occasion ot his
Jubilee birthday This intimatiou is
gwen By Authority 10 another col
uuan IN terms which indicate tine high
appreciation Of His Majesty Of the many
tokens If affection received IRON his
loyal subjects and friends
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at DriEinE

The attention Of the police - caIe3 10
the speeding of horses on our public
streets, practice which - very preva-
lent. Yesterday afternoon about half
past 4 O'Clock, Captain Clunie drove a
trotCInz horse along Merchant street at D
furious rate, aud several persons had TO
get 2gt Of the way in lively manner
The Park "a the proper place to speed
tr0tt.Hg horses
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A New Rule.

Mr. William Foster, Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court, has just announced the
following new rule: 1T Is hereby or
dered that no appeal in any case, civil or
criminal, TO the Supreme or Circuit
Courts which has been fled IN the APP
pelate Court may be Withdrawn without
leave Of the Court, and upon such terms
a. to costs and witness fees a. the Court
nav order
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BY AUTHORITY.

CHAMBERLAIEs OFFICE, December c, 1886
In the name OF His Majesty the King 1 have
the honor to thank all loyal subjects and
friends for their most hearty greetings Oh the
occasion of His NIajestys Jubilee birthday
Also for the numerous aud valuable gifts. and
tokens of affection, which, have the assurance
Of His Majesty, much highly priced, and Will
long be preserved to adorn His Palace and to
pleasant memento Of the happy event.
CURTIS z. IAUKEA,
35O-dsC5-wdecl3 II. NJ 5. Chamberlain
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he wasn't in the No-Fade nn.lns...

Didn't you warrant this suit Of clothes not
10 fadeF Indignantly demanded a working
man Of old Moses on Chatham street.
NO my freudt."
yes, you did. bought EN- on your war
rant not 70 fade
MY frendt, keep cool You vhas in der
wrong shtore I vhas der man who warrants
ny clothes not 70 shrink 70 vhas my brud-
der, two doors AWAY, who goes on der no
fsde peesueSs ind fails regularly twice n
year He sbust failed again last night Wan
Street News
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The Woods Were Full Of Them.

In the - regiment, Indiana volunteers,
during the late war, was an unusually eccen-
trio native Of Erin Go Bragh," who had the
fortune while on picket duty to capture a
Confederate soldier and take him to camp
In the same company was a lazy and far
from courageous cOmrade, who, seeing Dan
with prisoner 10 be turned over 10 the colo
mel Of the regiment, said:
Dan, yen are obliged TO go back on duty,
let me take the prisoner up to headquarters
~Bedad, an not bit Of it. If you want q
rebel go out and catch one for yourself The
bush is full Of EN-, was Dams repIy.-De-
trOit Free Press.
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Hello Charley, What's mp, Never saw
you looking 50 jolly and happy
Ny best girl just got married
81 rot married, Why, man, is that any
thI ( n ~ gay and festive overt You ought
70 he il. the last stages Of melancholy
That's all right. You see, I'm the fellow
she married. ~ Merchant Traveller
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PASS NtsERS-


FOR Maui, Per steamer LfksL-ze December 7rE
- Margaret -Iz1 psll. Mrs Z y sEtlE. Gr Dw-glr
ard vIfs. and 41olt 81 deck passs1zsrs-
For Kauai. per steamer JAMES BAkse, Decszl-
Der -r1--Cr y NL-coE- Er Ross, Mr Brown Lr
B1eLa3I-z, 4lG about ID deck Passsaz.rs
For M2El and Hawai-, per steamer LvaLAEI
December -rL-Els z4c---e-cy Governor z 4
Haze- Dr. y y Emerson ) ~ maxwell Il a COZ
-aIve- : 4 MASK Mss Z Dsve-slI- children
AID servant, James Cam 1slL- Mrs . a4a--lo. Z
: GLADE And E15lE LgC deck passe gers
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snpreme Court.
BEFORE JUDD, c. J.
Tr-ar.,er rta-ar0 nor

BEFORE JUDD c. J.
TUESDAY, Deem Der 7ra.
In r. Thomas K. Clarke, bankrupt
Petition Of bankruptcy for discharge.
}Ir. Cecil Brown for petitioner. Ordered
that he be discharged on his submitting
90 the statutory oath when ne returns to
this city. He was interested in the Il
pahui Plantation, last Maui
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,nnw 80 Cnnrerted His Fe1low-Con,

now Fat Converted His FeIlOw-COnviCts.
Yesterday it was the good fortune of a re-
porter of this paper to meet priest who is
frequently called to the Charity hospital, and
who has accomplished much good in reform
ing the unfortunate people so often found in
that institution During the conversation
the reverend father told numerous amusing
anecdotes Of his personal experiences, and
wound up a very pleasing evening by telling
a funny story about priest in Ireland who
was laboring to get a number of cOnvicts 10
join the Catholic cs&IrCh. 1t seems that seven
men were sentenced to be transported and
among them was an Irishman convicted of
cOunterfeiting According TO the custom of
the country the convicts were allowed 10
choose any religion they desired to adopt, and
the Irishman made up his mind that they
should all become Catholics. Accordingly,
when they assembled in the prison yard the
subject Of religion was brought up by the
Irishman, who said Boys, we have all been
bad together, we have made lots Of money
and spent it, and now since we all have TO
join the church there is no reason why we
should be separated. l now propose that we
toss ha'penny and shape our course on the
result. If a harp comes up We viii be- CathO-
lies, and if a queen shows on top we will be
Protestants"
agreed" said the convicts, and Pat tossed
the ha'penny and the harp won.
Accordingly, they all became Catholics and
just before their departure tie parish priest
approached Pat and asked him how he man
aged 70 convert his fellow convicts. ~Oh,
easy enough, replied Pat, and then he told
the story Of the ha'penny.
Did you risk your immortal soul on the
turning Of penny" exclaimed the priest in
holy horror
~IndecI I did not" replied Pat; that
ha'penny had harp on both sides. made it
myself New Orleans Times Democrat.
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ing cargo, and will soon load sugar for San
Francisco
The tern J. c. Ford has completed unload q 2
cargo, and has already taken in sugar and mo
lasses.
The barkentins Wrestler, c schnauer. will be
docked at the coal wharf to-day to discharge
coal.
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DEPAE RES.

TUESDAY. December :.
st1nr LikeIike, Davis. for EahuIui. AZ 2
SJInr Iv3laui. Elcelll4lI. lOr Maui And law All
Al ~ =
Stmr c r Bishop. Clancy, for kilaueA HE-
uAmAuIu and SaNIHWIiI, Via WzlaHae, ~ = u
Simr James NaEee, Campbell, for haq44, Ia
uamauIu NawiliwII and SIhaU. At p Iu
Schr Eaulii-z, for hOolau
Schr Waiehu. Tor NaIslua
Schr LuEa, for kohal4leIe
~Chr HeeIa, for kCOIau
Schr sarah and Eliza, for EOCI4G, Oahu
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vessel. Leaving To-Day

Am bktne KIiIitat, Z D Cutler, for Port
Townsend, "
Scnr HzI-akaIa, for PePeekeO, Hawaii
Schr Mile Morris, for hOollu
Schr LiLOIIhO. for NzI2u2s
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NIontItIy Concert.

This evening the regular monthly con-
cert will be held at the vestry OF the
Fort-street Church at Z 80 o'clock. Mrs.
Whitney will read a paper on the Ma
tional w. G. T. u. annual meeting, and
from mission fields will be pre-
cnntnl
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Department orInterior.

2. Il. kauimakaole Esq, has this day bee n ap-
pointed al Agent to take Acknowledg ments to
Labor Contracts for the district Of Hama, Maui
L. AHOLO,
Minister of Int rior
Honolulu December g. 1886.
344 declO W dec27
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Take Notice.

From asd after November 30, 1886, all accounts
due the Registry Once VIII be collected at the
end Of every month. People residing the
other islands VIII please remit accordingly.
JCNICS EAAE,
~ decI5 Registrar OF Conveyancss.
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MACFARLANE Il co.
LOST.

A LArE HAgDKFBCBfEF, WIN THF
~ initials ? y TIE property ~ Her Hnvni
HiRhnpsr Princess Ii3uofnl1pi The nhdtt Wiii
be suitably rewarded ON account 81 personal
value attached ny owner Return 20 henher
lein'a ONCE 80 noy21tf
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PORT or HONOLULU. IL. L.
AHsRGE AIS.

TUESDAY, December :.
SChr LihoIiho, from Kauai
Schr Rob Roy, from kgOlau, Oahu
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Tax Collector OF HiIo, Hawaii.
HiIo, December l, 1856. dEwtf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-05-08

Church MEMBER Gradually Disappear
II "Church Member entered the
arena of newspaper controversy for
fame, he will get it AZ an pnreasona-
Bile bigot that could probably lead a
persecution for opinions sake better
than he could conduct a campaign of
intelligent christian criticism against
the wickedness of this town. Church
Members" leading idea is "do as l
do, think ~ ! think, or l will hand
you over to the t0rmenters.n To
prove that we do not misrepresent
either his head or his heart we will
quote the first sentence of his mann
by pamby" reply in the last Sentinel:
"MR. EDITOR There 10 a stubborn
fact staring the GAZETTE squarely in
The face, and it can not remove it Ell
Their by argument or explanation"
Could the autocrat of all the Rus
sias and head oftheGreek church have
said anything more dictatorial, more
%unrelenting, more Extensively dog
matte, more religiopsly despotic to his
meanest subject than is contained in
this sweet morsel of grace? No argu-
ment, no explanation, no extenua-
ton, no compromise, because this
great ! am Of preteIue, arrvgauvs aud
conceit ("Church Member') hath
said it, and he does not know that he
has violated every precept Of chris
tianity, every rule Of common sense
and every courtesy of social life in
spirit if not in letter, in his assump.
ton of knowing what is right between
cltizens, Does Church Member"
knowthat the objectionable sinwhich
he proposes shall stand out against us
lies as much against the Sentinel as
The GAZETTE? Has Church Mem
per' brains enough to comprehend
and heart enough TO feel that but for
u higher bid the SENTINEL would
ave been the organ of the anti-pro-
hibitionisIs, and that therefore both
papers stand upon the same plane,
morally. The proprietor Of the Sen
tinel is q business man in his line OF
uuty, and must see the absurdity OF
the false position OF "Church Mem
Der" no matter whom he may be.
If we had no better religion than
Church Member we would swap it
Oft for yhe progress of the Hoodoos,
and be proud of the exchange, We
haye great respect for tyros who seek
newspaper controversy when they
come in armed with modesty, but
when they march forward armed
with the dreadful bludgeons Of i'm
Derative moods like a Hercules with
lis knotted clubs rather than novi-
late, we feel authorized to let him
know that the English language is
lot all his, moi the christian Bible
Tor the christian religion,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-05-08
Faith and Works,

To the honest rejecting mind, the
uneasiness of some churchmen when
any Of their ~favorite precepts of re-
ligiop, or maxims of moral duty are
called in question, is remarkable that
they get fighting mad and resort to
vulgar force of intimidation and
threats ~ the argument to sustain
their opinions. Instead of tempered
reason to rebut any false or untena-
bic position, they say we will stop
your business, we will not trade with
you, we will not let your paper come
into our houses, and then they will
get together and by resolution make
war upon occupations and business in
the hands of men equally as moral,
as intelligent and rs useful, IS they
pursue, We say these are unfavora-
BILE signs. In our life, we have found
those men so sensitive about their
religion, as a rule, had the least of it.
II the christian church cannot main
tain her ascendency by the force of
moral suasion, she will inevitably
drift into the wild, disorderly and
revolutionary tribunals which have
blackened so many pages of her
former history, We know of no peo-
pie in this country, the most open in
their wickedness even, who would
disturb the rights Of the church II
they could. No man ever thought
that he was a fanatic IN any subject,
andthe more violent his zealthe better
he thinks he is, and consequently is
more able to maintain these suppo-
sitions and surmises oftruth and JUS
tice while he 10 trampling under foot
the very principles he proposes to
The Pharisees were a
self-righteous, domineering set of
churchmen in their day, that regar-
ded the Saduces as inidels, not wor-
thy to be regarded with decency. Yet
our Saviour said, when discussing
his Messiahship with different classes
Jerusalem in mild language, "Ye
,Saduces) do err" but when talking
20 the Pharisees he o to the very
grandeur Of vehemence and said
'Ye hypocrites" and in every denun-
he arose higher and higher in
,he strength of his language. These
We're always pTateing of their
'eligion, aNh very sensitive that
hey should not be thought the best
md most pious. Men and women's
'iety Is known by it, fruit more than
is bloom. The mar that does relig-
every day In his business, that
the relation that we sustain to
'ach other IN the under offices of life,
10 matter what be his calling or oc- i
'upation, will never fail to make his |
eligion felt, although he may be as !
lent as q mute as to its oral excel :
Faith Is a transcendental
that We may have or not,and
make a great to-do about 1t, but !
works deceive no man. !,
fresh pork sausage always ON hand
t Levy Bros,