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NEW YORK, March 5.-The suit Of Col
onel George H Tilden for a construction
Of that clause of his uncle, Ex.gov1Sam1 j.
Tilden's will, which provides for libraries
in New York, New Lebanon and Yonk~
ers, was brought to trial today before
Judge Lawrence of the supreme court.
Geo. w. Smith, one of the executors, tes-
titled that the personal property left by
the ex-governor was valued ct $4,7O0,000
and the real estate 100000.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

PALMERA, Wis, March 5.-Martin Stien-
hausers = farmer residing near here, was
found in 4 dying condition on tAe door Of
his house with . bullet wound in his head
and other serious wounds. Sir. Stem
hauser tirst reported that the decd was
committed BY burglars, but before he died
he said his wife shot him to get him out
of the way. The sheriff arrested Mrs.
Stienhauser- A man living near by will
also be apprehended as an accessory.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

WEEiFEG, March 3-There is little
doubt that Tascott, the Chicago murderer,
has been in Winnipeg and that Chicago
detectives have been here on bis trail A
man closely answering his description
registered NJ the WheIau house in an as
suned name and afterwards purchased a
ticket for the Pacific coast. The police
were notified the day following Of the cir
cumstances aud the name on the hotel
was clipped out and sent 8 the PinkeF-
tons in Chicago to be compared with Tas-
COTS hand writing. He was here on the
end and left on the 23rd, going TO Vic
tOria.
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SAX FRASctsco, March 2An attempt
was made this afternoon to murder James
shafteS, ex-judge Of the superior court
snd . prCminent man in the state. His
sssailans vas Carl L. Lang, 4 brother-in-
Igsv Of the judges son. A divorce suit
has been pending for some time between
ths'younger Shafter and his wife. Judge
Shafter had just left the court room Ia
Cherry Hill when Lang met him 1t the
door and fred two shots at hin, neither
takxaS effect.
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7y he - pAuL- 'lalE ! JAF~iL E-'tYa! ii
he .radic ~ he aur.tnEt"1 x quincy
2 aas larn tCrlIE@a v 'ae present -ltr~ md
business is not So profitable HAT he com
9anv IL impatient. N&..- rGf -ar1II-s y
-al.nay- .oc~.Eue 81 show rhaC a large
.laaatT i Irs.-4s syr -La sr5soa IS u
m.rfnn, The rats Are I~r.noiag and *
5en-es On man7 lines are increasing.
An important nau.e IF uncertainty in
MANY brtncaa~ II trade Is the movement
/ To- change The -arif. Whether the pro
glsed changes ara Ienmed advisable or
not. those VINO think them probable are
for that reason moved to defer business
}oeyations The bill submitted on Thurs
law would affect ~ many industries and
branches Of trade ghar individual opinions
GayorabGe ar ~unfavorabIe 70 il must o q
sidersbIv influence Transactions while II
remains pending. II comes n a time
when FOX other reasons there ia Hesitation
In most Of the branches chiefly concerned.
f. IA characteristic Of MANY trades at
pre.ept that purchases and operations are
Ion enc raasor n another limited
h nrasant neceszifiaa In The boot and
sb6e +vads uEfcb Ia otberof.e evren.
locally r-1fi,factprv- there are some sutb
iDdicafions "a N ygycDaen's and children.
gnrJs In the catfons the recent signs ol
IRaItfrg NAV he attrfbpted n the 9Tpst.
aIlv Isrga 1e,Iinrs In dc mast I, sg0s,
| tbss o,,eT.ffcr. ~ frn.tg and rGuLiraffSns
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Ihte[s5t5 IN MtcIisaA' ~ y.
a8NaDig stllaNage va vac aeA'ahd 10
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He Looks for some Kind Of TartF LsEis'a-
Einn Thl. s@esston.

He Looks for some Kind Of TariF LsEista-
lion Thlz session.
WrTcHrrA, Kansas, March 2-SPeaker
Carlisle Is hpra on A visit sn his sick o n
In regard 10 the chances for tariff IegisIa-
ton ny This congress be said: Il think a
bill to reduce the tariff will be passed dur
ing the present. session. When a raw
material il made free there should be also
4 reduction Of duty on the articles from
it. and this / think will be the policy Of
the democratic party in congress The
principal contest will be over the 4uss~
ton Of fyae wool and reduction ot taxes
on WOODEN goods. There is no substan-
taI reason in my opinion for the repeal
Of any tax on tobacco, but there is a de
maud for It in some parts Of the country
and it may be conceded a a compromise.
I think the general policy recommended
IN the presidents message will be pUr-
zuaf
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BSsAkARex, March 2.-An unfortunate
~circtaastanee sttending the death Of II. @.
Sinclair, Of Menokan, Dakota, who was
kilied.at Royalton, MINI, while return
Ing frsm an eastern pleasure trip and who
was haried this week, was the fact that
his insurance policy expired FIVE minutes
before the accident and he was Intending
to hapsi it renewed at Brainerd. His head
was cntoff as Smoothly as though done
with &cleayer.
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GKEENsErA1, Pa March 5.-~Ekosts
nre being nade By Inc young democaasle
iadiSs u this place fer organiznNa Rssny
cis cIeyeiahd marching club f0x the p8r
pose Of takiax IN active part In TIE coma
Inc presidential eiecticm. The club VITA
10 composed ~ some of the ieadaug Y0tanr
.iadles Of tlilAplace and nil Be rpsf0rms
tassefully.
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MTSnEAPoIIs March 2,-Ex-Gov. Bart,
candidate for congress in the Fifth dis
trict, says: Judge stearns and Senator
Comsteck are the leading candidates
'againss me. They are both excellent
men. For democratic candidate, I hear
Senator Whitman. Of Duluth, most often
mentioned. McGill isa fayOstte for vov-
efnor with republicans hi all parts Of the
district Their choice FOR president Is
Gresham and has been from the start.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

MINNEApoLIA March 8.-Erwin made
an eloquent plea Ia the case o. Pete Bar
ret brought ~ for sentence today. but
Judge Cochran sentenced the young lnur.
derer 70 death. So he win hang With his
brother TIN. The Judge declared shat
the only exceptional circumstance was
She atNtlfy Of the crime.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

New YoHK,M March 5fn Ae American
Base Ball association today s resolution
adopted expressing the faith of tie
association in The correctness Of the posi-.
aou taken ~ me Kansas City association
and olcring them assistance and cooper
alton IN The eff0g 81 fFUynfug down dis
honesty ID base ball rgattsrs. A scheGaIe
Of games d also adopted.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

CfTs op MExfeo, via Galveston, March
president today gave nidleuee 10
The new Ameriean minister Gsn. bragg,
who enters Apon formal discharge If his
duties "a M0ndaY. Tile r~esebtBon took
place IN tfge palace. Gen. EragG was a.
Tired III tise full uuafgrm a 4 bgtgbzier
general u the United states arnty.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

ROCHESTER,. MINI March aNorman
La6sae, q former resident Of this city,
commited ses-ide IN birmingham, Ala.
last week BY shooting himself. He has
au uncle living az Bookings Oak, and i
sister - Minneapolis, a Young lady wes
the cause.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

Eskus4oN, Gabada. Malch Au
unique aetlou gor breach of ptomlse has
hhan ohfelea ID ne askixD court is Belle
vile lgY 1ameA O'Neil, of XhnrlowAeAlnsi
Mrs. 1hofnaN JNhtson. Of Sc Paul, Mipns,
whom he eouseed. ent who Tilted hlM, 4 Is
said. loE ia American. TheSlady y snid
rs hAse money.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

AAS FasAcnsco, Mnseh 81 tn Mar
queetettA 6iatIllerY. NV miles from the
slsy. os nea by Roget u AIulsef Nas a.
tally desttuyed ~ ire shortly uies mAA
ttt8itt list niastts 6rpf 80 Raiiunp n
wlne valued n &~l6a00Daad the building,
valued IL 100000 wore cUnsugaed 1ha
pfopefIf was partially lnSure6
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

81. Paw, March eThe Jury in the
case q Mss. Bertha Hsgenef. On trial for
siing Jack Murphy who detained her,
tpaight brought ii i yeraict At not guilty.
The defense was insanity. The prosecn.
ting attorney entered ! noile Ii the case
81 her husband. held - al accessory, and
both were discharged
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

HIyeF9x March 5In the senate
Reagan reported fayorabIy On
ID ] Bill ID regulate lister state
Nsgried On by telegraph. II d
telegraph companies 10 the
20 of she interstate commission.
ckaaales offered 4 resolution
gseed ~ lustructiug the se
tes n Indian sFadcrs 10 in
a3p ate metiFsa Of ail0ftinQ lands
NJ Ip9ians 0n Indian teserya.
aorihern portions Of WIscon-
d and ~ 70 ths sale n
VI Wese ianas.
dsi epey appropriation Bill
Akea ap for consideration.
nots aae amendments recommended
f c4i4niHee Oh appropriations ana
tie senate @as me rediselpv
f@a contingent expenses III land
rom COD n k2SgsDD.
NatfBF9f " strike ont the fol-
ph, ard tile public
he4efv dtfar4ad
tN"&ESE +HtHfH9 tNN provision
VA oef isw Ii tIa dcparmemt
fa8fee bagJnR been reached.
fed III Mf. llale wI,y sb4
h4d recommended the nfiktn0
k4AaAe lse4s Nj. Hale replied that
pacA me- e0mmlnee had IA
fhaf liiA eight k0tr law Was
1ee4 m lhe department IL public
~ ald II the provision had
whatever II Wis AZ attempt
aas work m0fe than eight
AA@@ned pAlm 4 piece d dem
N d tue suggestion of
TIA not know that the son.
b Nflfutclk had anything 10
II struck me tint wis d Il
pesm ana fepesA clio
EfflS ffQgaelii0n ~ political
HeF vi foolish. whothef
thef he oppoA
nf hWa the support
a4 fti
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

WAsHvcros, March 2s-The house
committee on rivers and haFbors today
heard 8 delegation from Minnesota in ia
vOr Of an appropriation Tor a survey, To-
eating a canal ~ connect Lake 50, Croix
with Lake Superior.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

W6sgfsGTos, March 6-TAe president
today sent 20 the senate the following
nominations: Jno. Lee Logan, OF New
fDfa, - b. assCciate justice Of the su-
pfeme court Of Idaho; Rev. John Dol
pbfn, 81 Minnesota, 10 be pas3 chaplain.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

WAsHrSGTGS, March 5-The joint
democratic congressional executive cam
paign committee today elected Senator
KeBnas Of West Virginia, chairman, Hon.
Phil H0pseD, Jr, secretary and j, L. Nor
Tia, District 81 Columbia, treasurer,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

NEW YoRK, March 5.-The fire losses In
the United States and Canada during Feb
ruary, compiled from the records Of the
New York Daily Commercial Bulletin,
reach enormous aggregate of 1911, 218,5Q0.
or over R4,000,000 above the average Feb
ruary loss for thirteen years.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

LONDON, March 2.-Arraugements are
being made privately to transport the
German crown prince to Berlin. On &C
INT OF the luminosity felt in Berlin DR..
Mckenzie will not accompany the prince,
hat win proceed direct to London,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

The report accompanying the spoOaer
bill u regulate inter state telegraphy says
that the telegraph system 81 h4e country
hiss become q monopoly, bat the commit
tee doubts the policy Of the government
assuming the ~ownershjp and entire man
agenent.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

81 CIoUD siarch 3-Peter J. schapps,
proprietor Of the Albany -four mills, who
made q desperate attempt AZ suicide yes
terday afternoon by cutting his throat
with razor, may possiblere cover. The
attempt VAS probably due 10 a deranged
mind.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

Gen. Al b Nenletoa, az Minneapolis,
ha purchased LAO acres 81 land near
Ellendale.
"a Charles MIX county man thinks the
prairie ohleken crop this yqag Ntl ~ pp
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Men.tt. ane1e..er.rnksa nl. 90.

WAsIIIseToy, March 8S~HenrY &.
Seymour Of Michigan, successor to the
late Seth q M0latt, appeared before tIe
bar 81 the house today and took the oath
I IL office.
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$3.50
WAsH1uoYoN, March 2-The house
peaf ~ session today and goniqas In com
aitsee n me whole on priysts PENSIONS
I'd eAe partial disability bills,
W1saUeq0N, March &-Nr, Lind, II
Minnesota, asked unaulmnus CONSENT TO
nider 8 private relief bill, Mr. Bland
\ Missouri while retaining frona max
us otlec6oD, declared thaf the regular
80 sssat Il b. more frequently o'''@a'
= 6s congress seemed /" hn'. '...'
"a ! court Of appeals ''F '' -
49, aafms. The bin passed,
Wr, Dargan, n South Car"""', ''''"
ramnHttes on banking end eorT1ncy
,6,ted tie biz authorizing the 't'''s %
yaefgoeal silver certificate. C"m".'T@
"a whole,
The Bouae then resumed c7nsid@'''ion
~ Pacific railway telegraph DID, NJ.
wa N Kentucky, Dook the a"'r ~ up
,i0ont 10 Tie measure. BE "~a~d, DE-
i. 10 present sorae statistic 30 'sza'"
IL me Western Onion telegraph r"a' P"ny,
fha octopus, thls de7iLfsh, ~hsr" ""o
t.a,1ylt bsgore the bar 81 the house
eondeTaaafipu for haviug pf@yed Ut
tbf 6I0ad If the country ana app" -
elmle These statistics cb7eF@a 1",h.Z
years and showed that While ia I2y'
tf6 Western Union had wires Fnoa%h v,
~ thYee times around the giD"e ana
s48s ~ average charge per message u
&f0tgia 1881 IL wires C0uid enrITc1" JHe
World tweRty-one times and the average
80 Ger message 30 cents, No otbef
eoaefrg. be said, enjoyed such facilities
feg fegeqraghing. A. % cost the HguFe'
aaassad that ~telegfaphy VIA cheaper than
III Eufope. Mr., DoCkey, Of Missouri
saif me pending BIZ was an initiative
f0aashfe n reform which, speaking u
JaQ Gould. said 10 no uncertain tonf
af6u8 faF shall thou 90 and m farther
r. was IN earnest ab0ut this proposition
ataf 10 one MAI IN this country, although
je ga# worth S311000,ODO, shall dominate
f6iae0aptrv and succeed IN his attempt al
aHigersaf monopoly. MY. White then II.
fsred his substitute which Was rejected
WAtf3tN NANNftajA4 @f1 Wv hh ~" F
yegs i8 nays, 8
o. m6tloa 81 Mr. Randall 3 bin wa.
D relieving certain volunteer and
feaalar soldiers 10 iate war aGd with
Msgfe0 from charge 81 deSertlDn,
hdi08Faed,
WASHINGTON, March 5~ain Thu
hbtse t0dgg, NJ WAfe, n lndi
ann offered resolution that 3 COMMITTEES
~ i've ~ appointed ~ the speaker 10 a
onee pF6eeed n Chicago 80 investigate
connected vita the Burlington
ssik6
H laGeod8ced
49, Nc Kerr. of iOWa For a public
ng M CeGac Rapids, Iowa.
~ Mr. Rrmkaeid, IF Kentucky1Tt
414Hfu
tIr. WOODBURY. ~ MagaSa Aathyf
ere ssae ~ Emitted states coin notes
e MK. THgnas of Wleconsin-~To do
5e IS mi n prohibit trtiets from car.
aN 81 t8tef8tate commerce.
~ NE FsfqusaF. Of New York foi
sHey protection of the n0fthern auf
stern frontier.
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The Cormorant Entertainment.
ERECTION.

The entertainment in aid of the British
Benevolent Society, given Saturday
evening at the Opera House by officers
of HI. B. NJ. S. Cormorant and local
amateur ladies', proved a success in every
way. First, there was a full house,
few empty chairs in the front rows being
compensated for by many extra chairs
filled at the back. The tableaux were ex-
ceedingly we'll presented, the first one of
Leap Year" being very suggestive of
the popular fiction of bissextile embar-
easements. AS for the closing tableau,
"School of the Vestal Virgins" it is
enough to say that it's weird beauty was
regarded with equal enthusiasm to that
evinCed on its former presentation last
year. Mrs w. q. Irwin, as priestess,
performed the rites of the sacred fire over
the candidates for vestal honor, persona
fed by Mrs. Winter, Misses l.. Atkinson,
Barnard, Brown, Dowsett, Fuller, Glade,
Green, Hum phreys, Mist, L. Mist, Put
nam, Robertson, Widdiield and Wode-
house.
Lieuts. Kingsmin and St. John, and
Misses Rhodes and Wodehouse per-
formed the comedietta, "The Misogy-
nists." The ladies acted their parts
with charming naivete, and st. John was
a host in himself. 1t is an intensely
humorous composition, with a lesson to
the male sex conveyed in the broadcast
of satire. There was enough diversion
in this piece for whole evening.
q" Aunt Charlotte's Maid'' was a roar
ing farce, full of fun for the ''Philstines'
while not devoid of opportunity for much
artistic treatment. The performers were
Lieuts. st. John, Kingsmill and Pears,
and Misses Won Holt, Rhodes and Wode-
house. All made upin consummate guise
for their respective parts, and there was
lively business to maintain by everyone.
AS to their success, it needs only be re-
with laughter from beginning to end.
Prof. Berger was to the front with
powerful orchestra.
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HiIO Notes.

Her Majesty the Queen has visited
HilO, given reception, and addressed
an audience at Hail Church on the 1st
instant.
Hilo has a new physician, DIR. Nor
ris, and a new lawyer, Mr.. Ward
The Fourth was a gala day at Hilo
The people assembled at Court House
Hall in the morning The Declaration
of Independence was read by Mr.. Loeb
enstein and an Grafton delivered by Rev.
+. P. Baker, one of his best efforts. At
l p. m. the games commenced as fol-
lows Sack race, wheelbarrow race,
burden race, three-legged race, potato
race, obstruction race, foot races, tug of
war, putting the stone, throwing the
hammer, boat race, creased pole, and
duck hunt. There were prizes for all.
The day was finer than was anticipated
and all the games were contested in a
satisfactory manner before a very large
number of people, as most of the planta-
tions were not working. The Catholic
Mission Band performed the music
In the evening there was a fine display
of fireworks. 1t was the best gotten up
entertainment given in several years,
and the gentlemen who were the pro-
motors of it deserve special praise-so
conceded by all.
On the evening of the Fourth there
was ball at the Court House Hall,
which was beautifully draped with flags,
and wore profusion of flowers. The
following were some of those who were
present: Mr.. Richards, DIR. Sheldon
Mr.. Williams, Mr.. II. S. Austin and
wife, A. B. Loebenstein and wife, the
Misses Rose, Miss Annie Wilhelm, Miss
A. West, Mr.. Osborn, Mr.. and Mrs
Wait, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr.
WadswOrth, Mr.. A. Ramsey, Mr.. r.
Hitchcock, Miss Hattie Hitchcock, Miss
Grace Porter, Miss L. Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. Furneaux, J. A. Beckwith, W. E.
Scott and wife, Mr.. H. Luce, N C. Will
fong and wife, Mrs. Alexander and many
others. The occasion was a very enjoy
able one.
There were horse races on the beach.
Mr.. Tavernier gave picture as a prize
on the Fourth. J. A, M.
Hilo, July 5th.
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Water Rates.

In accordance with Section l, of Chapter
XVI, of the Laws of 1886:
All persons holding water privileges, or
those paying water rates, are hereby no
titled that the water rates for the term,
ending December 81, 1888, will be due and
payable at the office of the Honolulu Water
Works on the lst of July, 1888.
All such rates remaining unpaid for fiji
teen days, after they are due, will be sub
ject to an additional 10 per cent.
Parties paying rates VIII please present
their last receipt.
Rates are payable at the Office of the
Water Works, in the Kapuaiwa Building.
The statute allowing no discretion, strict
enforcement of this clause will be made
CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, June 15 1888. 18-l7t
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S. All Mi gives notice of change in his
business.
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Bn Autburltp.
Notice to Corporations.

In conformity with Section 1441 OF the
Civil Code, all Corporations are hereby re-
uuested to make full and accurate exhibits
OF their affairs to the Interior Department
on or before the 3lst day of July inst, the
same being for the year ending July l
1888.
Blanks for this purpose will be furnished
upon application at the Interior Office.
L. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, july 6. 1888. 36-8t
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amend the Act relating to proceedings in
bankruptcy. Errors being discovered in
the engrossment, the passage OF the bill
was deferred.
Poi-Third reading of the bill relating to
the manufacture of poi in Honolulu.
Passed.
0yernor-Minister Ashford moved that
the bills, with reports of committee and
petitions relating TO the Office OF Governor,
be made a special order for Tuesday, 10th
inst Carried
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w. l.. GREEN,
Minister of Finance
Treasury Dept, June 25, 1888.
PILOT 1225-2t
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A Specialist in Leprosy.

The following letter has been addressed
TO the editor of this paper, dated ga
Union street, South Melbourne, Victoria,
1885," 1t is signed in Japanese, the
name being given in the writer's ad-
dress below, however, as DR.. Vincent
Mohabeer:
''I have addressed a petition to His
Royal Highness King Kalakaua of the
Hawaiian Islands, stating that 1 had a
remedy for the cure of leprosy, and ask
ing him to let me try the said remedy
on the patients that are on the island OF
Molokai. AS know the interest and
sympathy that you tender to suffering
humanity, l am sure you will give pub
licity to the present letter and uphold
my cause"