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a0Fnas llaIaaEnIaal

Diefes peItberiiRmtc prdparat 1T ole
GrfI1oun9 eiues unierer beoeutenoiten
GhemtFer. Da7clbe entbGIt ale sur
Gr3en9ung pon 5leifb, Knoden, Sluf,
lllusfeln nno foutt pom Korperfraft era
foroerliben 8eftauotbeiIe, uno 3par I'm
eEner fir Iei6tefte Der6auuH9 9eeigneten
form. Don oeH an9eieheniten Qer3ten
Tuo phYfioIoeet 1T odHelbe ais DER 6eiFa
uno 3uperIifiste GrIaR fiir Rnttermadl
anerFannt mo ais oaS 3utr69libfe Gra
nGbruuesmittel fir fleine uno uadIenoe
Kinoer, foDie fir KranPe uno Geneenoe
enpfohlen poroen. RemifaeSter's Seuts
F5cs aigoermeBl 1T teinesiueg5 cine Res
bi,in, fonoerlt, pie no9mals betont mer.
oen ulu6, ein Grna6rangsmittel. Weaeu
feines beoeItenoen udhrpertbs, iopis
pe9eit feirer leidten DeroauIibfett, fei.
ner Sdmadbafti9fett uno f4nelIen 2nf.
ftahme ms Slut lift oas oenannte Kinoers
rehI pdr5i9li4 oenieni9en gum GebrauG
empfohIen, ole an Deroannnosf6udbe
nno oataus entiteheneer uu5ureibenoeE
GrndRrnH5, an trdoem Stofpe6feI, at
Slutarmutb, f9Iafer lllusfeL un0 ueiz
der Ano9enbIloun9 uno 2TebnIi4em
leioen. Somit miro es beionoers sun
0ebrau4 fir Sdu9Iinee, Kinoer in f6negs
lem Daasthunl, forpie fir ioE9e Kinoer,
Ole 2lnla9e 81 fo9enarinter ,,ooppelten
0Iicoern" Raben, an9eIeeenHi9 enipfof.
len; ferner fir QYspeptifer, Krante u1o
Geneienoe in ieoem Stadium, foUie fir
21erpenf4pa9e uno Grkbopfte. Sci
fePlenoer, ooer ni4t gutter upo eenieen4
Der @luttermilG III eas Kinoermebl Der
ein5i9e anfrfanilte Griah DER natiirli9en
QaRrun9 oes Sduelines. 6u9Iei9 1T es
oas fi9erite S9ubmitteI Der KIetneR
eeeen uSnmmersGomplaint,". 9roHtf9e
Qiarrboe nHo Kinoeraolera. 1@s~~
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As.s Der S,tnSesbemptfa0t.

| Watbfngton 13. 6ebr. - $. 4uffii
@orbiu telegrapbtrte beute an baS @onlite De;
| Saules, iueld)es ben NuSitano III uuteriuder
bot, beB er frauf iei; Dc feline anbere Seuser
aatneIeub tpareH, 10 miro iidl oas &oalite NOR;
| gen mad philadelphia be9eben.
| Ser YraIioent erIGunte beute 6rn. Iler.
| Mlc&vc sum Siilf5 8unbesidaemeiter In
! Mem Yorf. Sames g. email muroe sual
| Bofnetfer in gorf, pennl., nno SauleS u.
GIoer sum Yoilmeiffsr in giumittsburg, Rb.,
| er1aunt.
Ser GeriGtsbof fiir GHipritde bat beute
cine ridltige @aiiheiaun9 absegeben. SIN
Sabre 1888 ehtlies Der RariueIlinifter 40
SeetGSetten, neil er feline Sertuenbung fir
ite hatte. DieIeIben 9laubten, bag, neil
pllucie Gam" lte beranqebIoet, er linen audl
Stsusn seben miiffe; fie nerflagten Die 6e=
9teriIng IN, riidfinoiges @ebalt. SaS Sc
rld)t -nlifteo, eaB ibuen Die 0iesierlu8 Nl9ts
3uiota if.
8sprateutant Darlington bradte heute cine
Wlu eta, tpeld)e ben BIN beSldaBmeifte er=
mGntlgtr gegeE Siuterle9ung BON 0fe9iez
rnnssbcnbs bic ueberi9iils fir 24 Yro5ent
aIa3lleibeg.
gbdbreH0 Der nit 5em IL. Sebruar abae,
lanieuen g8oG,e uur0eu bon Der Uiin;e
323,796 5ilber=8olIars geprdgt.
Der 9iiifs SdasaGits etretGr MtapHarS
bat ben 3ole!nIebmer BON Rens0ort Be-
nafridti9t, baB 5diffe nit Saringeu, oie
etHen anOertn 9afen ni4t beriibrt bahen,
feline anIdtlid]eu @ebiibr2n fir 3ol6eamte
bet lsbsrarbeit Ill be;ableH blbeu.
Der SHnbesoGmpfer ygtlauta" giug beute
fiir zine treim0naili1e &renluagStoar in
ipefinbiI6en @atpGfern ab.
Ser 8rIibent nnb Trou GiebelaHS !uobuz
ten tente elueiH bonn Setretdr gBbitnes uuo
oeiien gemablin segehenen Diner bei, 40
BEN ord bic iibrtaeu Sabiuetam!tgisbsr nit
threu @attinnen gelaSen tparen.
Ute heutige Gtener Ginnabnte betrua
1851. $50 uno bic i3oIetuuabme S919,874.
,5ur @ini0lnna befimrte gfatiOnGl, Sanf.
yioten in Setrage BON $312 900 tisfeH beate
I'M Snasante elm.
SGasipGretiidle eGalaasef.
Die 4rsteftiOnifieR i'm gOn9res fiub iibsr
eas Gsriift iehr erfrant. bas tunerbalb Der
u0d)iieu @oo)eu cine ftarte 9obbn bier erz
lGeinen iOq, UelG1e Die iii6Iideu SuOuftriel,
len, fciDtit 6ieie fi1 gum S5ubsOu betens
Aer, bier pertreten nnb uamentltcb Die fi0Iis
den 3emofrateu obeorbaiten" Iol. 8orLduz
ft9 ID GueIbingS BON elmer iolheu 20bb1 nod,
Jitdts su benerten, un6 Oieienigen, tueld)e
behanpteu, eingepelht Al ein, ipeisern fitb
enti6isber, Namen 3u uennen ooer anbers
ndhere Gn9oben III MAIDEN. gber es ift i'm
rierhiu nlp9li9, oas iiio!tne SubufrieIe f3
5u eiier iolAen ISitation bsreini9t haben,
unb tann tulrbe bic Situation natiirlid nod
berpo1reHer oerSeH. ais fie iebt ibon if.
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Cettrb 8. 8r1ntns. annali.
Qlr OlQ "a Mani 6rnEa

0fensiutf Nusetae.
~ Watriht piro bierniit seseben, bag bic tinter,
oeihuctt bonn Baiien=@eri6te Der Stabt Baltimore
BolMa4t tur Bertpaltuns ees Yahlaiies oes alIs
bier rerf. Sohaun 9eorg afeuieI erboIteu bat.
Ale Sieienigen, oie Gsroerlnsen an 6ieien Rad)s
LOS bnben, n'er6en biermit auf9sorbert, iele le6R
ben notbisen 4eIesen ipdteftens bis gum 6. @usuk
16SS eintxreihen unb geIteno tu meten ober 5l ses
ndrtigen, oaS fe ibrer AniprI69e an bieien YudlaS
9elefltd ffr pertuftis erfldrt perbsn mogen. aGe,
cie Sahlnnsen on bieien NadiaB 81 MAIDEN baben,
1sroen hermit auiseforbsrt foI&e unperahs on bic
unterbeitnete bu lsiffen.
Rpffaa S6npfftne,
(IS,34. .4O.R)
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dORE:n0UHD&TaB

va Rttttrt asaFtbtbar Sal4eR, Eaa
tattB, &etfetfett, b6Fets SalS, gs9s.
tisa, aSrditne ttnS aWs St6raaeesa Sex
RatbmGnssoTseHe.
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Warft ,lnn 8osfe.

V0nbOu, Is. Sebruar.- Scr. StaateH
gtligationen: 4-pros. 1898, Ditto 44,pro3.
11O4. attien: us, .gB. 375, otttO Brtor.
II, @udobu Baciftc COZ, @rie 27s. oitto
Gr,or. 1901, Sifiuois- Central 1891, 0ierican
465, Ct Baut 785, Retus DOrt. Central 11O3,
Benuigluuaia 55s, 8eabing 333, glericau
Central Is, SnsNorbmeis9aHo,Gn. q.
2tnerpooI, IS. Tebruar, 1890 Dit.
tags. Saummoue: gtittel. SberI. 81,
bitto. Nep.Sleans 5 9I16. - 3ie SerfGnfe
betrugeu 10000 SaIleR, SpefuIation uE6
Nusfuhr 1000, 2ufuhr 1000.
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tEE'S AaeeTar6 RttteEs
idlmar3 ober brdnn>5O Gents.
sihf's BaRHDr8- Lregtsn ''iisla His9a!s. z ''A'
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GaropGii9e Ga6elberi9te.
gus 9eutf@iens.

Ser GfonptinI Guf bet SeiTsrtina. sri.i
hea GSaIeS eebt aadl Saa gfsrtp. = 5e>
aHonfttaftoaea Ia 2oASeH. sytalteRiidba
8pritdltSmaBrsesltt.
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Die 0ant.
@lcu.a's g0Wefcl seize

IL bas IpesiFi5e 6uFere Sauptmitt. geaen Sauts
tJdnfbeittu, eines Der nirflGmien Utittd Btr 8eLa
idoueruug Der Sdut, cas- ie be'm Hublltum etH1es
iabrt morbeu. IS beiettigt ta(1 2 IN me pr . is
len, YeberfIe Gs, y GtGtheu uuo tenes ouseS
mo6ulithe uHb eHtfiereUbe &eibeu ACNE uHo matbf
ole SGut icon tidr uue gIdtt. W2au peraHge
@ltnn's SdlpeitllSie uHb safe I'D oor 8a o.
uUnreri
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9te Sebatte iiber bic 8ibltpsbes. gIan.b
sessn gEair's giu. - Iseaeatt eestbetotst
SIe @citperiraltutG. - StusSag tHs 8ez
praientaatenbanfe. - 2otterte sgHsetaeti
itn 2iitrtft Columbia.
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rnriroit. u nus.l,.4 n-.,4

AZ eminent Russian painter has in his
ftN"io two Gas Yet uncXhi8itcdl portrnits
o. the good Count Tolstoi. The smaller
oI the two i tins Deserted hy n priyi.
loScd visitor: 1T represents him Moving
IN The fields, with the harrow hitchcd IN
The rear OF the mwicldy plow, which, Ia
drawn by q 'yhity horse along the slone
The counts gray beard streams sidewise
across his bluc blouse and holf b,red
breast, and his cap is pulled well down
over his face. This portrait was paiptod
on the spot last summcr. Public
Opinion.
Bangles would appear to have become tho
craze again, and finest silver threads tho
~favoritc.
BooIrnnrkcrs with slips Of paper for com.
niants ON what ~ read arc q new Boston
wrinkle.
Fur top shoes arc seen ON the feet these
days OF soric Of tho cxtravagant women OF
Vanity Fair.
Solid silver paper knives in tho form OF a
Damascus sword lavo clopt in among we'd
ding prescnts.
Iho cold water treatment FOR q beautiful
complexion - said to be gaining moro con.
vcrts every day.
Not mHny women have tho courage TO
havo thcir picture taken'' in ~toboggan drcss
ny rural photographers.
Nj. i.uskin's mental condition Ia consid-
cred raoro and moro m~fayorable, and he Is
under partial restraint.
LORD Lytton Owen Incredibly is Go take up
his abode la Paris oncc more as successor to
Engiands long time minister, Lord Lyons.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell win rcmain I'm
Europe the rest of tho winter. His Elm.
wood home, at Cambridge, is re-lot to Ars.
Ole EMIL.
Mrs. Maria Barton will rot write any new
booSs except for pleasure. Her claim 70
Mexican property worth S5,0OO,O0O has jrS
been doeIdeo in her favor after eighty
years Of hard lighting.
Strangely enough, Mrs. Sarah j. Malc,ko
was for many years tho editor OF Cos
iady's Book and did a vast amounty.ltt
ecary work, 10 today beat remembered hes
vesses: MARY Had d kittie lamb
~
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

ifr.. Oliver Amcs, OF Massachusetts,, 10
the posscssor Of one Of the famous peach
blow vases.
Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson, the au-
thoress. of Mobile, is an enthusiastic
lover Of gcraniums, and her collection is
pronounced by botanists to be the most
complete in the world.
Father Labellc, who is n philanthropist
and al energetic business man as well as
q priest. has introduced an improved
Belgian hand loom among the inhabitants
of tho province of Quebec. He hopes TO
encourage fax culture and the making
Of fine linen cloths rs q domestic en-
ploymcnt.'
Mamie Jones, q normal graduate at
Fisk university. Of the class OF 1886, Is to
go. under tho ausl ices Of the American
board, to the southeastern part Of Africa,
about COO mica from Natal. She ia tho
first single colorpd woman sent out by the
American beard. She has been adopted
by tho ladies board OF the interior, whose
headquarters are At Chicago.
Mrs. IIcnry Clcws, wife of the New
York banker. is said TO be tho only
American lady vino owns a chariot. This
chariot j. very large, and is hung on
spring. that swing gracefully up over tho
back ana front, hiSh seat heavily up
hO.stcrcd IS for the conchman, while at
the rear Is step forthc ooimcn ostand
on. with Ii" VIZ straps for them to
cling to rs the chariot bumps over tho
coh5lcalogr-. Around tho top Of tho
chariot or a!l four s.dcs is n row of coro-
nets in raised brass.
John Rl,. of Erie. isslTerinp from
4 SINGULAR q ];;ctioD. He is q railroad
engineer. ana a short time ago. after
.,,rurjru IN III. engine. he slipred on a
pleN' OF zee a't irii, sirIA!hg II ground
quite N!oIcn'.E WIN me bacE OF ms head.
lie was hclp'd home, ana now that he
mas brSnn to recover from the first pain
tui effects OF ms iai ana can raise him
ssit UP. he Is very inuch alarmed TO N
mat Wiich erect he ls totally bind. ma
lying posture lie enjoys his sight as
previous to ms iall, but MS soon az he
assumes an upilgit position he can see
hothlhg Whatever
Miss Emma Nnvada's manner of living
il about the same us that of an athlete in
training. AZ o O'Clock in the morning
She takes her chop. n cup of tea and two
slices of bead without butter. At noon
She goes to church and saws her PRAYERS
Tin this She is unlike the athletel. then
She takes a long walk. and at 3 she eats
hcr dinner, which consists Of q bowl Of
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until under weight she died. Alas,
that all through tho ages the same folly
has been repeated, and for the trinkets
and glittering treasures of this world men
and women swing open the portals OF
their immortal soul for an everlasting
surrender, and die under the shining
encouragement.
Through the rich grace Of our Lord
Jesus Christ may you he enabled to imi-
tate the example Of Rachel, and Hannah,
and Abigail, and Deborah, and Mary,
end Vashti. Amen!
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inc 1u Oh CnlsDaO, OF more wealth
than the realm of Persia, which COM
rlanded her to diso6ey this order of the
king; and o all the righteousness
and holiness and modesty of her
nature rrce up into one sublime
tie banquet unveiled OF course
Ahasuerus YVES infuriatc: and Vashti.
robbed 4 her position ard her estate. is
drive to;tA in poverty and ruin TO suf-
fer tllg corn Oh = nation. and yct to re
ccivc Tie applause ii after generations
wl' Sil&!. rice UP to admire this MARTYR
tiGc OF that feast j. gone: tie last garland
h faded; the last arch has fallen: the
Ia, t.G.ari les bsou destroyed. aud
Sl.u,!Ian !, u rain: hut q long as the
world stand there Will be multitudc OF
men and wcm,n. familiar with the
Bib. who vii! CON" into this picture
portrait Il Na,l.:i the queen. EasLti the
V,.isd, Vashti The sacrifice. Naslti the
silent.
l. the Grs; place. l wam, YOU to look
I!,oI Y. htj. the queen y blue ribbon.
lty.l wiki white. draw round ii,r fore.
head, indicated Ter q~,l-a.ly position. IL
W." "' ''''i '''.' !'NNI ~ 0uN'S
! Nh d ''!"'' Lar" 10 ittc rustic OF hcr
t'''"7. T,t TIC Giaze oi h'' Je"cia' Ana
w. 90. !I!'"".. u LOG necessary e
i!''E '' anu i'."l l""t IL! 'IurF ''as
q''N' ~ - zen see u woman "'n
80" '"''i "a '.H' Fu ms "eF i|'i ulh
a.! H.'"'A-'N' ana S>l!Isi.heH = ana Srd@i
,- -,
5ILi""s b2""S iS'' i0i""l" 10 serve
~. "'ui IN i%ee " " ErIhu aiu
~ t,Nc' Aiat "o.
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u. "FV'
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a., Vl.rti =. W., 49,. , 49,
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tro ha,,Is a,I 49, 80 It'll E,.h,r,. ~,
al pn,h vlo t,i,.i ,,nJ,r = ,ynricai s,n
f,. 800 ,ld l~,i,1ns %.,,,,i. ~, ~,
II,. ,dn,rra;, .IrGscn ,.hn l.;.dInj ,Ln
ji.bi. Of salvation amid The In,l.rcss ~
Of Rp,nob -cr nr NJ. JIamar.
WI. n,,rni ,,. Iar h,1, .o,i i,
verbs vAi.b v-ill Cos. o,n, l.,
p-s,ria,.d with Luu..y's Lorn AMI cor.
,i,,.s chain onl h,i,,l r,r, orl l,,,nt.,
tbroh a,.d curcnw.. L,aIl 80 ,In NM
d.,, and .c,,.- MI I,,r,Iro,Ls -
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farerS crust. "A nItiS WulIe uSo oPPho'S'
ard sought for; none so poor as
TO acknowledge ER acquaintanceship.
Vashti the sacrifice. All, YOU and l have
seen il many a ttLAe. Here is a home
emDalacyd Win SS22iy. All that refine
ment, gri l~s., .ls wealth can do for
that nome ir"s uS-lI cone: but Ahasucrus,
the husband au'l the father, is taking
hold on paths Of sin. He Is gradually
going down. After a while he win
founder and struggle like a wild beast in
n hunters net-furthcr away from God,
further away from the right. Soon the
bright apparel of the children will turn
To- rags soon the household song will be-
come the sObbing Of n broken heart. The
Cd story over again. Brutal C%entaurs
breaking up the marriage feast of La
pitl.ae. Tic house full of outrage. and
cruelty. and ~abomination, while trudSin&
forth from the palace gate are Nashti
and her children. There are homes rep
resented in this house this morning that
are i'm danger of such Il breaking
up. Oh Ahasucrus, that you should
stand in q home, by a dissipated
life DESTROYING thc peace and comfort
Of that home. Col forbid that your
children should ever have to wiring their
hands, and have people point their finger
M them rs tbnv pass down The street and
CIV. ..Thorr r6cs q drunkard's child"
God forbid ,hot the LITTLE feet slould ever
Lavn 10 tr,J-a the NTH of noysrty and
,v,otcI,dn.: God forbid tbot nnv evil
snirit horn IF the wine cun or the brandy
flask. should come forth and uproot that
garden, and, with a blasting, blistering,
all c~onsuming curse. shut for ever tho
polacc cate AGAINST Vashti and the chill
dren
oh. tnn women md the mon Of saCri.
fec orn roin, - toto tho BRIGHTEST coro.
nj, Of ia,y5n, This ,ynn,au of Tho toxt
covn y, ualaiial residence. vayc M nil for
what Ain. considered ri.ht Sacrifice,
l. ,,.ra oYyrhirr moro sublimeg \
,,no,ror colnl tho py7irin Relic. burning
ON Tho Nli..i.,;r,i river. Plidso. Tho enpi.
rcsr. dec.7ralL he woul! keep the bow Of
III. b9-t IL, ila sloy, fiji MI were of. and
he kc., Isl,rnmisc. This post. scorched
AND hI,cEcT.i. he r,rr-lrl Int he saved
all tho ,~..sar~ar. Two verses OF IN.
thctic ~r...y. describe the scene, but tho
verses mr., "a iit.ir rough. and 50 | changed
n word or two:
Tlr,,. j., ;,o mo-, nl,ol r-,7,h n tho burnip-
jim i.wl-' voice wa. lnarl.
AHlih-N ,Hh.,irU i,l s'uDhgruncss,
Aai Eaa" Womb + = ~ worl
Az. ,,.,. IN, "' s'''"
All u,...5, ..,., w.lt up above,
In ;un s'sa. olrEo Prairie Le!,.
10 v..n-.- a,in. ,-, NJ, rr,,,,u,,.
Jfrsu-. ....,. wild, lin,
Io1.E..,f. a., ,f-,s r.,,,l.-,.n
T.., v,,Ir.s .I.g. r,,.i; vfh bi,,
ue'd nl 'u'y, a dead s,re thing,
NJ! ven +. u th"'H AMI then
:, 700 h"T'
y
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Annual Report
OR THE-
COUNTY TREASURER
OF
JGACaENs 60, 8. C.,

OF MONEY PAID FROM No
VEMBER lsr, 1885, TO NO
EENBER LIST, 1887.
TO Hs Honor the Presidfag Judge
Of the Court Of Geasrai Sections
for Luurens County, FEB Term,
1888
SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. l.
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The Great Preacher Says That a Mans
Character Is Determined by His APP
pTeciatioU OF Woinan-HIishtiest Innu-
enccs Are Ever the Most silent.
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VEIL OF MODESTY.

CoEcLuDED uN SECOND rAcn.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
TTIS SADMITTED.

Betsey BradIey's VIII Disposed of
 Judge Robertson Thinks She Was in
 Her Right EKfnd-An Appeal to the
 Superior Court.
 The attempt to break the will of the late Betsey Bradley has been & failure. Judge Robertson of the Probate court decided, after the several hearings held before him, that the testator was of sound mind when she made her will of property valued at $500. 900, leav- ing 1t in trust to her brother Joseph, and that at his death itis to go to St. Pauls church to establish mission in the Annex and pro- viding home for old and indigent women, beside few minor bequests. In his decision Judge Robertson says:
 s'The three witnesses to the will, all pos sessed of more than ordinary intelligence. testify emphatically to the soundness of the testator's mind on the day the will was exe- cuted, while on the other hand the witness in behalf of those opposing the probatinR of the will, do not deny this fact. The memo randa of the deceased, given to General Mer- win, together with the witnesses who testified deceased was of sound mind when she exs- cuted the will"
 The judge also oYerruled Mir. DooIittIe's motion in relation to the fifteenth clause of the will, which provided for the establish- ment of an old ladies' home Mr. Doolittle claimed this clause was invalid owing to the uncertainty of the bequest. Judge Robert son admitted the whole will as drawn by General s. E. Merwin. The court appointed Herbert O. Warren and Edward O. Beecher appraisers on the estate and confirmed Gems eral Merwin as executor of the will. General Mer win furnished bonds to the amount of $500, 900 for the proper management of the estate. MT. Doolittle notified the court that he would appeal from it's judgment to the Superior court,
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about. He is housekeeper and cook, and ad. ministers his affairs in the best way and everything in his own way. He also takes care of the horses and milks the COW, feeds the chickens and is always on hand for any thing else you want of him.
 The butcher comes four times week and the vegetable man twice week. Merchant disc is delivered free from the store at Paia village mile and a quarter away. We have telephone in the house communicating with points all over this part of the island and the rent thereof is $2. 50 per month. The legis- lature has made an appropriation for an inter-island cable and within year we ex- pect to have direct communication from our house to Honolulu.
 The houses here are mostly of only one
 story; otherwise they are somewhat after the
 New England pattern. From the diagram send, you see that our house has goodly number of rooms, every room with windows on two sides, and there are five outside doors. The street front with the new addition is 46 feet and there is a verandah the entire length. There is running water in the laundry, bath, room, kitchen and in the office and yard. There are two acres of ground and the rent of the whole is very low.
 have made contracts for the medical care of three plantations, employin over 120O hands, and am negotiating with another | 12 miles distant; so you see, that these, with the outside business, which offers every day, | will keep me very busy.
 As to reading matter, l have subscribed | for six monthlies and weeklies, and my next 1 door neighbor, quarter of a mile below, 1 takes Harper's Monthly and Weekly, and the Independent. In all these and similar things
 we enjoy neighborly reciprocity. | A CRANE
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The Coming GOunod Society Concert.
 All true lovers of music should not fail to call on the treasurer of the Gounod society, 65 Whitney avenue, with the request to be
 made an associate member of that society. For the small sum of $3 an associate mem Der is entitled to two reserved seats for each concert and first choice of seats.
 Judging from one or two rehearsals, to which the writer has had the pleasure of lis- teuing. there is a rare treat in store for all who can procure for themselves seats at the
 Hyperion for the evening of December 18th.
 The society is to be assisted on that evening
 by one of the ablest sopranos in the country.
 I speak of the charming Miss Lizzie Webb
 Cary, whose delivery is full of intelligence, refinement and poetic expressions; also by thr New York Philharmonic club, the finest combination of solo talent in America, being composed of Richard Arnold, violin; Fried hold Hermann, viola; Emil Schenck, violin cello. Eugene Werner, flute; Philip Farber, violin, and August Kalkhof, double bass. All these attractions, under the direction of such an artist and magnetic and sympathetic con ductor as Mir. Emilio AgraKonte ought to bring together the largest and most appre- I ciatiYe audience that has ever assembled al | the Hyperion Theater.
 This certainly will be one of the most ex pensiYe concerts ever given iu New Haven \ and unless generously patronized the mana \ gers of the society have announced that they | will not again give concert on so expensive | O aoa1a
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rhanksatvineforxb Poor.

As has been the custom in former years the Organized Charities association will on receipt of funds endeavor to make the New England holiday pleasant for the deserving poor of the city. Should there be sufficient amount contributed, coal, instead of din- ner, as heretofore, will be sent; $1. 60 will send one-quarter and $3 half ton. Any person desiring to lessen the care and encour- age persons less fortunate than they may send or leave contributions with the agent, S. o. Preston, 23 Church street.