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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07

!. ior.., ''''' in the United States.
81 1' IS men Of capital is an ex.
|.Part IL confidence, not &c on ny in in
|5 5gT of t5g business, but tiny in the he
|lllsTst'an99 e country. The Lon
Sauen To news estimates that
Et'e IuD5 4ay9 invested not less
|eesa raiIId million dollars 0 in
III ono lprllE ;ay bonds. But But this is
leapital IT Item of investment lIS
N ''' brd Is now seeking invest s +.
Il and IN Of etE -four 4 mills ills,
Il Promise t IN great enterprises rizta'
N The yo ~ pay moderate divi-
sl@ge eIUlGme of this mo u1e1
Treas Increased n during t the
tor the e. in Is there any visible bic
% tain l nibo, Of capital from from
'asqay lrqas s5 Now wan and !
n sharp 'S e1;t IN English publ dIi
~ Of ren TnIbbITielSms on the in
Pea as ;ry; If these wo O,ru ~ I
y e,t 5rSf} the inference w 20 Is
:, cunt y geographical sSo divisions divisions
Sspoliticcaal distant aRtan day there here
e.. Milan back il D,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07

Up to II 80 o'clock last night the
arrests were: One for furious riding, one
for profanity, two Chinese for opium in
possession, two DRINKS, and two kama
kas, named Kauhikoa and Wahinoaua,
for treason; both the latter were arrested
by warrant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
NOTICE.

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L the Enterprise Mill for building a two
story House. Plans and specifications can
be seen at the Enterprise Mill for two
weeks. All tenders must be in sealed en-
velopes. L. J. KAIAMA.
23-2W*
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07

\. ,s5ti %5!sP back sssl.in Belgrade
influence in se aSisS'an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
Sale of Lease and Stock.
SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC
OF THE HONOLULU AKRON,
To be held at the
KapiOIani Park, Saturday,

Admission Soc, Ladies' Free.
Tickets to be had of all the members of
the Club
Three Cars will leave corner of Fort and
King streets every half hour, commencing
at one O'Clock, and Buses will transfer
ladies and children free of charge from the
bridge to the Picnic grounds.
Sports for young and old commence at
2 p. M.
A large platform is on the grounds for
dancing. Music by the Royal Hawaiian
Band. Blot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
For Sale or Lease.

&s HOUSE AND PREMISES AT
IaaS Iwilei Honolulu. House con-
,liANS tains three large and two small
rooms and hall and large attic.
Cottage with three rooms on the premises;
cook and bath house; stable with three
stalls and carriage house; shade and fruit
trees on the premises.
~Apply to J. M. MONSARRAT,
7-tf Cartwrlght's Block, Merchant st.
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Obituary.

Died in Ellsworth. Maine. March |. Sarah
Russell Otis. wife Of the late Jesse Dutton.
born June 10. 1903. Mrs. Dutton was a daugh-
ter of the late Joseph OTIS. aud a descendant of
James OTIS Of Revolutionary fame. She was
born in Boston, where she received liberal
education aud many of the accomplishments
of that day. At an early age her father moved
with his family to Ellsworth. where she has
ever since resided. Born Of Unitarian family
she exempIified in her life the value Of practice
rather than profession. Endowed with a COM
prelIensse intellect she never lost her interest
in anything that pertained to the welfare OF
humanity. dear lover of good books, she
was fully alive to all the reforms of the day,
and derived great comfort in her declining
years from the belief that friends who had
gone before were near her. Though surround
ed with every comfort, watched over by an
affectionale daughter who administered to
every desire. she realized by her failing
strength that the 'mortal must soon put on
Immortality" and she was ready. To friend
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-07

There is no doubt but that diphtheria in its
worst form Is very prevalent in msny cities
and small towns Al the same time. that fact
is no reason for frightening people out Of their
wits with every new case OF sore throat.
Even liberated sore throat j. bad enough. and
no person would have that for fun. Yet hum
dreds OF persons are said 10 have had dlph-
liberia no only had Il severe sore throat The
form Of sore throat which often passes FOR
diphtheretic is what old people call qunsy
''Putrid sore throat.r known long before dph-
liberia, was probably Il form Of diphtheria. and
very dangerous. An old hospital nurse in Bos-
ton, says: 1T amt the clear cold OF winter
that lays people up with coIds. catarrh. and
sore Threats. and laws the children low with
diphtheris; its the soft pleasant. alternating
with the>yet. sushy DAYS This is very true.
and explaihS why those troubles are 50 preya-
lent this unusually soft rainy winter: the air
in fact. is ladenXith poisonous vapors. The
first symptoms of>true diphtheris are much
like those Of a heavy eeld on the lungs There
Is fever some stupor. and difficulty in breath
ing. Very sharp pains are often felt In the
neck glands, lust below the ear The tongue
i coated the throat and tonsils Unframed. little
white spots which increase and turn TO dirty
yellow or brown color next appear. and pc
culiar odor totally unlike liberated sore throat
is noticeable. If the disease is Of The black or
malignant type nothing but miracle can re-
store the patients to thei- former good health.
Very many reliable people claim TO have cured
severe cases of dipbtberia with JohD,on's
Apodyne Liniment. Be that As II may. il is
worth irving because 50 easily used internally.
dropped on sugar or a gargle. and bathing
for external use. We know from experience
that il will cure common sore throat In one
nigbt. and thousands of people claim that no
remedy known will relieve colds. catarrh,
bronchitis, Group, etc. as promptly as the
eood old Johuson's Liniment. If 1t cures
Them. WHY not diphtherisf II was an old FAM
ijy pbysician's prescription. |. 5. johnson a
60. Boston. will send free TO any person an
;i,,,-,.s,aS nsmnblet about lis use Send them
rn,,r name [ads.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-07


We are having almost summer weather
to-day.
Preaching services al the school house.
every Thursday evening BY Rev \ a.
Cook. We have no suitable place for rcii-
giou- worship. and We hopc ere long that
the people will see the need of chapel.
and will unite heart and hand In erecting
one.
:. d Coomhs our present post master
was quit severely hurt Thursday by being
thrown from sleigh He came near being
fatally injured, a. his head came 10 contact
With = granite door step but not with
sufficient force to crush the skull.
We Shall soon De li,Ing under "a Rcpubli-
can administration once more and we feel
pl-a>ed that The people choice was man
OF unhlcmi>hed character, and one who
We believe looks higher than the wisdom
~ this world for guidance. All praise j.
due 10 the One who holds the destiny Of
Nations IN His hands
Mrs Emma W Condnn, who will be
cishty-thret wears old this month. is yet
smart and active, and i busily engaged in
~rtiin. crazy patchwork" being al work
on her third quilt ihi. winter.
The Democrats held their caucnS March
1T. and thr Republicans held theirs on the
End to nominate town officers for the en-
suing year.
Capt viii Il. Gray is loading wood for
VI. Il. Condor.
sammy Bates j. at home from Normal
school NJ.
March .
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kddlagtoR.

Aueia4toH
The Farmers Club met at East Eddng.
ton public hall, Saturday March 2nd. The
subject was milk. All those that attended
pronounced it q success. After the lee
ture all were invited into the DINING room
where they partook Of very nice din
ner.
The Ladies' Sewing circle met at Miss
Almlra Davis. Tuesday. Feb. 26th. A large
gathering was in attendance. Among the
number was Rev. A. A. Lewis, pastor Of
the NJ. E. Church.
The Shedding has been very nice All
those that have been hauling bark to Brew
er tannery have had very favorable wealth
er.
The members of the NJ. f. church are to
have q sociable at the house of Mr.. Rus
sci Day in Holden, Monday evening, March
4th
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Wood is very sick. DIR.
Thomas of Brewer is attending him.
The lecture and supper at the church
Friday evening were very interesting and
well patronized. All those that attended
enjoyed it much. Rev. S. b. Sweetser of
Bangor delivered the lecture.
Mr. Porter Jordan is reported dangerous
ly sick
Mr.. $. o. Day of Skowhegan, formerly
of this town. Is Visiting friends and rela-
tivcs in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs Otis Smith of Orr.ngton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. :.
Wood March 8.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding Of this town who is
stopping with her daughter in Oldtowu.
has become entirely blind. She has been
an invalid for a number Of years. She has
the sympathy Of all
March I
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National New 8.

Eleven girls were killed by an explosion
in a mining squid factory at Plymouth,
Penn. the foreman Of the shop was fatally
hurt.
THURSDAY night about . O'Clock a man
named Ryan while intoxicated threw his
wife Anne out of q second story OF their
residence on North "a street, Williamsburg,
New York to the pavement were she lay
motionle>s with a fractured skull and IA
tally injured. The couple had had quarrel,
The wife had run to q window to call for
help hen the husband picked her up bodily
and threw her out. The woman was only
y years old.
Harris Smithers a negro, arrived at
Cincinnati Thursday from Carlisle, Ken
lucky. and informed the authorities that
on Saturday five of his family were Killed
hy friends of his landlord at Carlisle with
whom he had had dispute about his rent
David Barkey, of Wooster Ohio, II
wears old was bitten by dog eight years
ago, and is now dying of hydrophohia,
For several days he has been subject to
the most violent paroxysms. During one
he bit off two of his fingers.
Mr.. Walker Blaine has so far recovered
the street on crutches.
1t has been learned on investigation
that several freshmen who were on lark
were responsible for the dynamite explosion
at Wesleyan college. The injured student
it is now thought, will recover.
Benton J. Hall. commissioner Of pat
ents, has rendered an important decision
in the matter of petitions of Gray and Nc
Donough to reopen the Bell telephone cas-
es, and set aside the decisions of Commits
sioner Butterworth rendered March 3, 1883,
awarding priority of invention to Bell.
The President vetoed six private pen
sion bills the 25th ult.
Fire in tenement house on Eldridge
street, New York, came near causing a
serious loss of life. The occupants
succeeded in saving their lives by climbing
| out through the roof and jumping out of
the windows. One woman jumped from
the second-story window, struck her
head in falling and was severely injured.
| A fireman also received serious injuries by
the stairs giving way. tits supposed the
| fire was the work of an incendiary as
people living in the house say the second
| and third floors were saturated with kero-
Sene.
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1 Rsah,m,
/ Mr.. Wallace b. Black has rented the
blacksmith shop of Mr.. John A. Burrill at
the village. Mr.. Black carried on this
shop formerly, and our people are glad to
| have him return
Mr., Benjamin Peakes is very feeble
He was etghty-five years of age on the
9th nit 1t is thought that he will
not recover.
The family of Hon. James w. Blaisdell
have entirely recovered from the scarlet
fever.
The high taxes of last year were not in
vain as the town debt has been materially
reduced.
Mr.. Amasa +. Hurd expects to return to
Eugene City, Washington Territory next
week
The new Post established here Is to he
named in honor of the late Walter L. Par
scr. The following officers have been Sc
lected +. 7. Gilmore, Commander; +. b
Moore, Senior Vice Commander; W. b,
Colby, Junior Vice Commander; A. Con
don, Adjutant; A. +. Aiken, @ 81 F 5.
Dane, Chaplain. The names of the other
officers we did not learn.
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II. " non itll I'M week Tor New ! ofk
a'iu h">'"n' "ueI' ne WI largely increase RI
sl"'N oi -"'d>'
The Ellsworth Quarterly meeting will be
holden with The Free Baptist church in thi-
city. March ID. II auJ L..
MAINE PATF<Ts.-Ii.t of paf.nt. issued +,
Maine inventor. for The week r.,.ortcd far H..
by Percy W. J. Lander. solicitor Of Patents.
No. Wbeelwri.bt 4 Clark. Bjocs B,n.-or.
Maine: Harvard G;reely. Ellsworth combined
funnel and can top: Adrian |. Barronsff.
Bangor, steam boiler: Apheu~ A. Abbott.
Auburn. crmping machine; Edward NJ. Long,
Falmouth. erctrode for secondary batteries
Weston Written, nifty. hoppIe. Whole
uumber for the week-paieut>. 40; designs.
:; Trademarks. %; labels. /; total. ~.
The fourth and last quarterly meeting Of
conference wear will be held in tbi. ctry next
Sunday At the Metbo.Ij., church pev NJ
Haley will offei,te. SATURDAY evening the
ouarrerly conference win he held in he u.
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Con essioual

u,,la, L.L D. l-n. ..
al senators pronounced cai,.i,., W. Can.
gresham Burlt.> rf Missouri the >tygy
hin was passed. ,hat..-..> ,,cr,- fu...I i'm ,l,,
ARMY differentiation hit. tb. E.nut,I .-,n
senators tu r.,aru> lcci,-d III nu>I ,h,. t...
prnpriy; WI ntNI> u, lnAl action. tu,. htIl wv
give Mr. >u,stIli a pension MI, ~.ut ri,
thu. rrc~.d,ut
h' House hn day wa> wasted M td-
clustering AMI nnth'n. was dnnc. thr Cum-
nitltr On Merchant Marine aud !. ~hHrie~
i ready tn report on the Alaska Seal pjl
rur.,lty -rh, SENATE. m. Arm, ,,
rr,,nria;i,n MN IA, n,...I ,l,n .,.,.
rhar.-,.. Nh s,,,,rt~ intr,.lI,..,I l,,rI. C,r
the Supervision aud protection II C,u.r..>-
-onal elections
Ihr II ,u~e fiuau>'cr,ng was rpusn-
uri IN Nr ElauI. 5.i~ M Admit iur. ;ur
ninn thr Territories II Arizona Iia.,.
Wyoming ami New Mexico we're lutTu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-07
State News.

Mr.. Blaine has resigned his position
as chairman of the delegation to the cen
tennial of the Inauguration of George
Washington, and Governor Bureigh has
appointed General Common to his place.
Engineer Angel of the Maine Central
says his eyes were blinded by snow at King
man and thus he was unable 10 see the
open switch.
The coroner's inquest on the railroad
accident at Boyd's mills was begun the
goth ult. William II. Bither, who had
charge of the switch at that time, said he
left It turned on the main line. Several
others said they found 1t locked on the sid
ing Immediately after the accident.
Sentences we're passed upon number
Of prisoners in the supreme court room
at Bangor the Goth ult. Henry Cole Of
New Bedford, Mass, for horse stealing
was given IS months In the State prison
Fred Bailey Of Connecticut. for breaking
and entering a store, two years in the
State prison; William Hutchinson Of
Bangor, for burglary, Ave years and SIX
months in the State prison. The rest were
| light sentences.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-07
Is CONSUMPTION Incurabie +,

Read the following; Mr. q. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark, SAYS WAS down with All
>ces> OF Lungs. and friends and physician,
pronounced me an lncurahle Con>umptiNe.
Began taking Or. kings New discovery for
Consumption. am now on my third bottle. aud
able to oversee the work on my farm. 1t j.
the finest medicine ever made
Jesse Middewart. Decatur. Ohio. says
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New ni>c0y-
cry for Consumption | would have died OF
Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best Of health" TRY it, sample
bottles At :. ID. Virgins Drug store.
If sick headache is misery, what are Car
ter's Little Liver Pills if they will positively
cure il. People who have used them speak
frankly Of their worth. They are small and
90 ,ln
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sunset.
Mr.. John Marshall and wife. who have
been visiting relatives at this place, re-
turned to their home at No. Deer Isle,
Wednesday.
Hermon w. Small and J. C. Ham left
town Monday for Burlington. Vt, to at
tend a course of lectures at the Medical
Department of the University of Vermont
Mr.. Benz. Gott of fremont, who has
been teaching at West Deer Isle, left towI
for his home, Wednesday.
The several lodges in town will meet il
Union Lodge with Coast Guard at Ocean
vile, March 5. COLUMBUS.
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Aariaviiie,

Diphtheria has again broken out in this
town, at the home Of Frank Frost He
has one small child sick with H. and his
sister, Mrs. VIM Delattre of Minnesota
who is spending the winter with him and
his wife. has two children sick with the
same disease. Their physician is doctor
Phillips of Ellsworth.
Rev, l. Marsh Of Eddlngton, will preach
in the Baptist Westinghouse In this town
Sunday forenoon, March 10th. weather
permitting.
Mrs. George W. Brimmcr has gone to
Bangor To visit relatives.
\ party nf Young people met at Mr. and
Mrs. Wpod~"rih'~ on Saturday evening
March "a. II being A beautiful night a
large number were present. and the even
ing passed very pleasantly with music
dancing and games.
Rev Leonard Marsh and wife Of E,ldng.
ton, were In town Sunday. the guests ~
Mrs Mary Carr.
The snow is leaving fast.
March T. NV
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-07

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been daily appointed and
has taken upon himself tie trust OF Administrator
of the estate OF Maria +. Dyer late Of
tastine, in the county
of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said 1eceaseils estate to ma Ike i'm.
mediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the satne for pavment
to l.. G. Philhrook whom 1 have appointed as
my ageut in this state.
THEODORE p. HALL.
Nov. l4th, n. d. ISIS 3wss
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waitbam.
The Amherst Dramatic Club played The
Turn of the Tide" in the Town Hail. Satur-
day evening, which was very interesting.
All rendered their parts finely.
Rev. C. 4. Woodcock. while unloading
stave wood. damned his foot severely.
b.. v. Grant and wife are visiting at Bar
Harbor.
John Haslam, senior, jammed his thumb
quite severely. His wife while out riding
was thrown from the sleigh and sprained
her wrist and was injured SO much she is
not able to work.
Mrs. A. X. Dyer is improving under DR..
Phillips treatment
A party of ladies and gentlemen took a
ride in to Moses and John Haslam's camp
where they partook Of a nice clam chow.
der, which was highly enjoyed, all wishing
the day had been longer and their stom.
achs stronger.
March 4.
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The Handsomest Lady in Ellsworth

Remarked 10 friend the other day that she
knew Kemp, Bal>am for the Throat and Lungs
was a superior remedy, a. il stopped her cough
instantly when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and convince
YOU OF lis merit any druggist will give YOU a
Sample Bottle Free. Large size soc and 81.
lAr4
There is no one article in the line of medi-
cines that gives large return for the mon
ev as IA good porous strengthening plaster. such
AS Carriers Smart " eed and Beadunna Rae K
ache Plasters.
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Sullivan


Mr.. Ahitha White was the recipient Of
a haud~om, garden vase last week award
Ell 10 her by the sullivan Harbnr Land
Company, for the ncatnc>> Of her grounds
and beauty and variety Of her flowers
during the past season. Mrs. thas Con
ners grounds also deserved much praise
Mr. Moses Hawkins. orr Representative
- the Legislature. has been At home FOR a
few days Mrs Hawkins returned "a tu-
gusta with him, and will remain for few
weeks.
Ms Fletcher ana son Of Bradley Me
arr visiting Mr.. Wilson Mrs, Fletcher
is 4 sister of the late Daniel Wilson.
Several families went To Tunk Pond ih,.
latter part Of last week 10 remain several
days SUB
March l.
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Franklin
During these spring like days our very
convenient ice bridge i fast losing favor
with the Travelling public.

Franklin
During these spring like DAYS our very
convenient ice bridge j. fast losing favor
with the travelling public
On the night of March lst. the stores OF
MeSsrs Blaisdcll Gcrri>h. IIsmlin and
Mrs VI. J Springer also the post-ofiice
were broken into and ridcd Of various ar
ticlcs and some cash Entrance was eTe-rt
90 through the windows principally In
cfT,ctual attempts were made a. other
places \ chl>cl used at the po~t-oi''ce
was found al Franklin Road station which
was entered and robbed the same might.
II j. time some action was taken 10 Stop
th">" of' recurring yi>itations from sneak
ing midnight plundercrS.
Nr " Il nongls-s 81 Boston 4 i,illed
70 lecture At Town hail Wednesday even
la.
Mr. Charles Springer Of China Me.
hs~ been III town for a few DAYS. He re-
ports hnr farms in that ction-apples
plentiful At your own price.
W. are glad to report returning h-slth
% Mr. q &. Danncll who has been quite
an invalid part of the winter.
Mr. Norwood whose face was badly in.
iur,1 hy powder fash recently. had eight
stitches taken IN the wounds hy Or Lew
~ H. Is doing well and Il again out Of
door
The Rev J. r Bowler had goodly
number ont To welcome him back Sunday
IN 'hc afternoon he kindly supplied for the
Rev + \ Carter who was called awsv TO
attend a funeral The reverend gentle
mans theme AT each service was Christ
the Divine Healer" based on different ac-
counts OF the miraculous power ~ our
saviour in casting out disease Il was
glad scknow lclgmen' Of more than
earthly power A. applied to hi- own case.
The Rev Nr Haley gave good sermon
in the evening u a large congregation in
the Methodist vc~try.
The Billings Brothers of Eastbrook are
doing large business hauling -pool-wood
"a the Rlaj~icll landing.
Mr. II West, our expert angler was
fortunate n the last catch-genernp-lv re-
memhern. hl~ ncighhors The r~h were
beauties
The Franklin hand promise good time
this evening and are busy with preparations
With this exception. know Of no dc
mnn~,ratjon here heraldng a change % al
mini~iratinn.
March 1
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The Hancock Dramatic Club gave an en-
tcrtainment last Wednesday night at the
sChool-house. Ii Is reported very sue
ceSsful entertainments although 1t was the
coolest night we have had this winter.
The supply of ice for the NJ. C. RR. Co.
arrived and was packed until further no.
icc. last week.
Mr. and Mrs b. +. Fogg have arrived
home from Bucksport where they have
been visiting relatives for few weeks
MIR Amos Pomeroy. who was injured
some time ago is somewhat better.
\ masquerade dance and supper were
held al the cafe last Thursday evening
Schooner May Wyman which drove
ashore in a recent gale has been hauled of
aud taken to sullivan for slight repairs.
fINE,Poo.
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she said few hours before her death, Il shall
change this old garment for better one. but I
shall not 30 away" Faithful wife, sffectiouate
mother and kind friend, though passed from
our sight, the influence OF thy pure life and
gentle spirit is with US as benediction.