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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-04

At tho various city churches yester.
day scmi.centcnnial mo III the
Young Mems Christian Association nnd
its work were preached. In the morn.
ing Rev. c. NJ. Afford prcached'at tho
Third Presbyterian church, Rev. ].
Engle n, Zane street NJ. r. church. Rev.
DR.. Cooke Mt tho Second Presbyterian
church. In tho evening Rev. l. W.
Roberts preached on,the same topic at
Wesley NJ. /. church. Rev. DR.. b. A.
Cunningham at First Presbyterian
church. Rev. VI. II. Hayden at First
Christian church, Rev. N. Il. johnson
Il, North stree. NJ. L. church, Rev.
Samuel Schwarm ut English Lutheran
church, Rev. A. ]. Trey at First Baptist
church, Rev. Jacob Brittiugham at St.
Luko's P. L. church, Row. T. D. I. Bicls.
ley ut Thomson NJ. L. church and Rev.
Dr.. A. b. Riker mt Fourth street NJ. E,
church. Tho services wore all we'll at
tended and interesting.
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Tho next event in the loca! obsorv-
ance OF the semi.ccntennial anniversary
of'the Y. NJ. z. A. takes place at the
building tomorrow EVENING" jubilee
festival. The arrangements are IN the
hands Of a capable committee and a de.
lightful evening is promised. An in
formal programme Of music and read
ings will be rendered aud the ladies oil
the auxiliary assisted by n number Of
young ladies will serve strawberries and
ice cream, cakes, etc. The admission
has been placed at the low price, len
cenls.
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tho Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad.
atoppin ne on tho way 10 visit,tho Old
Ladies Homo, Mt Altonhoim.
sCRIptUnAL INspInATIoN
Tho Subject of Itov. MIR. iInydonA Sermon
Last Evening.

Tho Subject OF Rev. MIR. iIRydon'A sermOn
Last Evening.
At tho First Christian church last
night Row. William II. naydcn'prcached
on "rhe Inspiration Of tho Scriptures"
to a largo congregation. lto advanced
no argument to show the inspiration Of
tho writer's, but that tho truth and in.
spIratIon Of tho Scriptures wcrc proven
by thpir iniluNnc. IN chrlstiauiZing tho
worlTRnd lhoir immediate effect aud
influence oil tho hearts Of believers.
Tho solaco found by the child Of God in
roading tho Bible was also proof OF Its
divine origin. That 1t had withstood
tho attacks ind expeditions 81 inidols
for centuries aud was still tlourishing
in nearly two haudrod languages was
also enilonco of It's truth. Those
people who say tho Blblo 10 n good
book and that Jesus wus Il good man,
but Will not admit the Inspiration Of
one nor the Godilincss OF the other, arc
wrong. Either the Biblo Is tho inspired
WORT OF God or II 10 false. jesus is
either the son Of God or a fraud. There
10 no middle position, w must accept
or reject. After tho sermon, which was
listenel to with evident attention and
interest, several found CON fort ut the
mercy seat and tho ordinance Of bap.
tisln was administered to several.
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THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
OF the Diocese of West Virginia to BIO Held
This Week.

OF the Diocese of Wcse Virginia 10 BIO Hold
This Week.
Tho seventeenth annual council OF
tho diocese OF West Virginia, OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church will DO
held at St. Matthew's church this week,
from the 9th to the 10th inclusive. The
Tho programme 10 given in full below:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE rH.
1850 a. H.. opening service with SER
mon by Rev. DR.. Nelson, OF Shepherds
town. Organization Of the Council.
800 p. M, Woman's Auxiliary ad-
dress by Miss Julia c. Emery.
7:i5 p. H., Brotherhood OF St. An
drew and Sunday school work; ad.
dresses by lay workers.
THURSDAY, JUNE It'll.
0:45 q. M, business session. Read
ing OF the Bishops annual address.
HOO a. w., morning prayer, with ser
vices by Rev. Henry Thomas, Of Mar
tinsburg.
1880 10 3:i5 p. M, business session.
I:45 p. IN, diocesan missions.
FRIDAY, JUNE Still
9:45 n. H., business session.
ll:W n. H., morning prayer and lit.
any. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Easter, OF
Lewisburr.
1880 to 3:45 p. No., business session.
T:45 p. H., general missions.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9rH.
9:45 q. NJ, business session. This ses-
sion will continue until the final ad.
journments without the usual recess
for morning prayer
Tho closing service OF the council will
be held in st. Matthew's church Sunday
evening at 7:+5 O'Clock. when Bishop
Pcterkin will deliver m address. There
will DO celebrations OF the holy CON-
munion ut St. Matthew'S church at 1870
o'clock, on Thursday. Friday and Satur.
day mornings. On tho same days there
will be morning prayer. with a brief nd
dress, at S. Luke's church, ut 7:45
o'clock. On Friday evening Bishop
Peterkin will deliver q lecture on sour
Church Work in Brazil" n, st. Lukc's
church. Services will be held on Sun
day in all tho Episcopal churches, and
tho visiting clergy will oticiate.
On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday tho members OF the coun-
Gil will DO served with a noon lunch a.
the For. Henry Club. A, the close OF
the afternoon session on Friday tho
members OF tho council will adjourn to
St Luke's parish house, whore supper
will DO served. On Thursday night, at
the conclusion OF the evening service.
the council will be invited to visit tho
Riverside tube and steel works, n, Ben
wood. On Saturday afternoon there will
be an excursion to Wheeling Park, over
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Yesterday st. Matthew's church was
~reopened after general renovation
There was n good congregation, and ;
feature OF the services was the presence
ofthe full vested choir. which will here.
after take part in all the morning ser.
vices. as well as the evening services,
as heretofore. DR.. Swope's sermon was
short, and there weron nc formal reopen
ing exercises. He addressed his re,
marks to the identifying Of the material
temple, and drew from it lesson as 10
the spiritual,
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FiYe.Ccnt Articles.

Ladies', Hose. Chlldreo's Hose. Rolling Pins
HoS%o0d Rules. CUT Buttons. Tin HncLet,. Com.
b%inatton Glass Cutters, Boys Knives, PokcrI
Door Bolts. NcntsfoOG Oh Shoe Bllckiu-. Wn,b
IGus, Richter llarmOnichi Towels, sc Needle
f~acknEcS. Spectacle Dime Cologne Hal, Carl.
srs, School States Lamp burners. Shoe Dressing.
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives.
Nan, lu.ccnt articles In our S-ccut Isl. Como
ana take them out OF our way.
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0VERC0ATS at prices that smn,h all ioruo.
o0na' rccoTlS Look. 22.0J for a s. %
S,G 31 g M Mse'so nave stSa, bargains ut 1851.
pay YOU 10 look II, these Eoodt
MEMS SUITS 8 ) j, . sy s ~ q 3 s;2S 81 81; am;
leaders in low prices II you can match thn.,
Foods for less than double The money anywLcr3
NeiuvIte you to return tho satuc and your Inon.y
viii be refunded. Those goods muSigo.
MINIS PANTS 8 sss y # Il y S1G' s ss2' 81 ! IS up to
The value OF n dollar try 10 borrox u,e. II vow
Wllut 70 know now TO save n dollar or moro loor
ut our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS G. co 1Ss. =: Sc Sn? 80. sI,ls sly un
not last ALWAYS. You CANNOT match the pricss
BOYS PANTS At l7oi 19c 90. sc, Tbc.oas
pGsGnL We have I'LL sizes iNoinj 10 ia A. a the'c
prices. 'ue'c
hEH'S SHOES Ct & g. &c; 10 s7s s.s :. TO- !, SIS z ::@,
well to save money on Shoes ny nay,hIns c,' ~
niid We are away below tho market
LADIES' FINE SHOES St e e., ?7c, 5, Is. sl.2',
s262 Our snccc,s IN the Shoe line i p,oSabi9
we sell so mauy Is because they don't LAST long
but roopIe will have them.
CHlLDREN'S SHOES s s! !'s = Sc s &c, a., e.:
gain, M JAZZ
HENS and Boys Hats e. 1s ss :; &c :, &C z; 80;
fine SIR Hat, which usually scll' assG5o.
Mems Shirts sii re y; Ts i S,Si 3; *. up e. to ''o, Ga
Millinery and Ribbons e ~ price, On
save ?ou lotsoi money. Mis- Agnes Garri,v VIII
give you pointers on Millinery and TrIminIngs
,hat VIII 90 you good aud Will no. oyercharSa
tCu nnr NIll n Mil CIU
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FOR RENT.
NESBlTT & DEVINE,
TIL 6S- 1899 Market Street.
FOR SAID.

! have the largest assortment OF Island ro3i.
dencGs lor sale.
a large stock OF clothing. all the la.es, styles,
cheap
seren.rooncd house In Martins Ferry. near
Terminal depnt. Good stand for Saloon-lOt GE
III feet Cheap.
EiSht'roomcd house. with all modoru improve
mcne on South Penn Strcnt. Cheap.
Seycn'rOoined house on South Penn ST. Cheap
FlYe'rooned house on South Penn st Cheap
SiX'Domei house on Sonth Penn St. Cheap
SeycD.roomcd house on South Front St Cheap.
Fourtcen.soonea house on South Front sIrUo:
CHEAP
Eigeieen-roomol house on South From. stre,i
Cheap.
Thtre-rOo'ned house OH South York s. Cheap.
Fivc'roofncd house on South Broadway. Cheap.
Six'Fooncd hnusc on South Broadway, Cheap.
Scvcn-ToOmcd house on South Bioaiway.
Cheap.
Sinc'ruomed house on Fifteenth St Cheap
Seven .rooIncd house on Cpapline St Cleln
Call AMI sec some OF tho Bargains we have IN
lnrge and small residences; also in building lOH
and TURNS.
aA j. 7 N x.
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Ten.Ceut iriiclns.

S~nSpendcrs, Clothes lines. 2rcent Jey,lry
Anger Traces, Stationery Packages, JAIL Pallocts.
Royal Needle Packages. ~one-haii pound Tea, Ia
dies H-ccnt Hose. Dolls, 4jccut Cuf buttons
Mirrors. Pocket Knives
Weare constantly receiving bargains and can.
mol quote prices, as thry arc bore to.dny nnd
gone Tomorrow. 1t Is onr aim To always have
something new at prices TINT will mako yo1 INV
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TWO-Cent Articles.

J? dozen Buttons. | Fine Comb. ! bottle Ink.
Pint Tin Cip', HandGcrchioi,. Cake Cutters, Pep.
Iot Boxes. Langtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencils.
Gun buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket COinh' HdpkInS,
Gun Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet Snap. GItnlcS.
Crimpcr
wGieAl only IN bargains and give big yAluo
for tho mnltry
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VAIN AND SITS,
WHEELING, W. Va.
Ono Cent Articles.

G Heavy Envelopes. good Pen Hdldca ISicci
fepH,l Memorandum Book. y Sheets Motto Paper,
9 Slate Pencils I LCnd Pencll', I COllat liu.t6hs.
2 bunrhcs Hair Pins. Handkerchief, ] I hinhlc,
J paper Pins | pApcr Needles | spool SIX Twist,
: dozen Hooks and EycS. q DhTnlns Needles, l
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen Iirhss Pants Bue,Ons. |
Hat III. | box Garrett TNckS, | dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet l set Knitting NeGdlcL
LOIS 0 ib-Cnni Rnnlh RlIng NJ | cont
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-04

THE nip Ola poisouous,snake is br. n
slight remove from being more danger.
GUS than the poison OF Scroiula in the
blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla puriaos the
vital fluid, expels all poisonous sub.
stances, and supplies the elements OF
life, health and strength,
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TllreG-Cant Articles.

LshlcE IIaultnrchirtS. Shaving Br;sho,y 1
dozen Dress Buttons. stamped DIppnN. Match
Safes, Machine OIL Cans. Potato MR,nurs | dozen
shtcty Pins. FGrtgmcd Toilet Soup. | pAIr Scl5-
snrS Flint Funncls. jolly Plates furry Combs |
dozen Shoe l.lccS. School Slatrs. Railing yp0onS
h.celt Tablets. Cork Screws, %IlarmOnicIS Cake
Turner's, Mouse Trnpg. Windsor TYct
Come here for bargains, we will not dlSsppolns
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pms Pr,.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth Is GEMS,
Glass Dishes. Milk Strt.uors. CoIce Pot Flour
Sii'ers. SIIspcnd.S. Extract Vanilla. Doll. UISa
Fans. Hammers. | Pound Grain or Grouni PSn.
baking Powder.
The aboye nc oil genuine bargains aud lowe,
than ever before.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department, Il rov
ready for business aud We are showing A iIpa NJ
goods In new. bright md tasteful patterns thSt
are selling like II flash. We oter during tbis
month your choice OF a line ut SID. SO psr smit
up wei worth one.third more money.
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Eight-C Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrcnchas. Whi'k IIrOomS Wash Row.,
lin Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShoveIs, EulcS
Hosiery. Large Lamp burners. Box l'upcr nnd
Envelopes. Spring Balances. Scissors. Hams
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know n good thing when they
SOC l. Join tho nrornssInn 10 nirsLSn
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1Eas. ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEE IMPORTER RS
And Coffoo Roastoro.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow 7!
Our pIlICE LIsri

Granulatod Sugar 81 pounds ior ",.."..,..,'Si 90
Standard A Sugar, u pound, for" .." ! 90
Light brown Sugar IS pounds IOr..".".".". l 90
Best Standard Tomatoes. . caui lor-.....,..." s6c
Standard Sugar Corn, I cnns'f or-o.o......... "5o
Sugar lca', G cans -....""".."."."". 200
Bartlett, Pears, 8 cans for ................". :6c
Choice Red Salmon, . cans or-...,."-...-. csc
FRESH Ginger Snaps, 4 pounds TOT. "."........ @oc
Fresh Du,tcr Crackers o pounds fOr.."..". 900
Large Lump Gloss Starch, 7 pounds for".".- $50
Rolled Oas, 7 pounds fOr...."."."....,........ 25c
PnIn's Root Beer. 3 bottles iOE. ........"...""" $50
IIAlipInt Ieer Mug Mustard, 0 glasses for. @5c
IIalt.pInt CatSup, 9 bottles or"".o.............. $50
Choice Large Lemons. per dozen. ".-........ $50
Clothes Pins, per dozen. co.. .""-...."."".." lie
Ca1e! lacks, $ ounces, per box .......".- 10
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E. B. POTTS,
and Tenth Sts,, WHEELING, Y, Va.

Branch stores Al ~s.euhenvnlo. BellaIre. New
SMa..iasnilie fasSersoury md tho "Cyclonc" a.
roll
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g. TATUM,
Cry BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 2la. IinyGl Room No. T.
FOR S L g.

House OF three rooms. Market street, Centre
Wheeling, 500.
House Of ten rooms, brick. Market street, Fifth
ward. easy terms, 5000.
House of Ave rooms. brick, Fourteenth street,
s. so.
House o. four rooms. Jacob street, Sixth
ward. sL251.
House. five ICONS, Woods street, Ess. wAe,I-
Ing. sl,iO.
Fine farm. III acres, thrc miles from Mounds
VILE. with splendid Improvements. This IA 4
| bargain.
80 feet OF land fronting on McColloch and
| Lind Streets
Hotel OF iou rtceu rooms. doing good businln4
splendid location, cheap.
H0use OF seven room. md hall. Chaplne
street. Ceutn Wheeling. St,g1.
Lot east end Fourteenth street. $50.
Lots on Lind street, Hcivcdcre. S275 each.
Lots in BchrcnS * Speilcl'S addition. Hand
lan's addition to North BanrIOd. RpggS' Kun.
C0ldwcll's RIM. Pleasant Valley. bellevue aud
other pIacesin and near the city.
Money TO lOnn on city real estate: 500, 500.
$40, SOD, 500. Sl.Og0, $500 ind sI.01.
FOR RENT.
"ol5 EoT itrcot, six rooms. sl6O1 .per month,
2lij lOlr street. four rooms, second md third
stories. s. % per month.
2!i5 EoE street tour rooms. Sill 90 per month.
Four rooms. second story, Market si.ees, Fifth
ward. SI0N % per month.
Two rooms. tirst hoJr, Twenty-sevcpth street
SC 90 per month.
Three rooms. second floor, S5Sl Eofr street.
s. % per month
Three rooms, irst floor, McColloch street. near
Thirty.ttst street, 81 10 per month.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RElIT.


Saloon mud dwclll ne adjoining G. & T.
depot. Martins Ferry "","..,."n.,...., So "
No. 2l7 ChAplllC street. three rooms n..... 3 W
No 1870 Main street, mOunS
NnrnuI lnls nm ElVnhpili street
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JAMES A. HENRY,
teal Estate Agent, U, s. Claim Attorney, Col
Iector aud Notary Public.
my?g 1912 MARKET STREET.
Rents Reduced !

No. 30. Main street. large modern brick dwell.
iuc. fourteen rooms.
No. 1877 MCColloch street, brick. Sill 10.
No. ~ Ohio street three roOIoS. 81 %.
No. 1877 Fol street. brick. seven rooms
No. a Virginia street frame. Xix rooms
The Wadllngmu Place, house md u acrrI
No. Gllo McCOllOch street. lnrye frame dWGll.
lug. viii put IN iirst'claSi order for good tunaaL
No. GiD Matn street. brick dwelling.
No. 2iJl Main street, iirSt llOnr. three rooms
No. IL Thirty'third street. brick. uye rOOlL
TwOSpleniid Office rooms In Masonic builiinf
No. %itg ChADlIne street. five rooms, SIJ0k
No. lipj Market street. OClcG rOOmA
No. u Alley :, lower part, 500.
No. l2l Thlrty.thlrl street. i've rooms. SOD
No. pos Min street. twelve rooms aud biIn
O0lcG rooms IN ilibbssh Block, I8lI Market i.
No. lSEl Main strrct. second and third lbD-l
Store roOn!oG South street, III lIGarno rGt
cYuncle building.
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No. - Virginia street. ten rooms. frame.
No. $50 Market street. eight rooms. brick
No. 1910 Jacob street. five rooms. frame. sl.6n.
No. 23I9 C~hapllne street, eight rooms, brick.
G,Na.
No. II Vermontstrcct four rooms, frame. 81. 80.
Nos 81 and Is Eighteenth street, double brick
Cheap.
ela0 six per cent gold bonds In denominations
OF 81. 900 each.
Twelve shnEcs Riverside Glns, Works.
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i. NJ X.
HIS Natkets,,ee!- Telephono6sT. a6
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Hoods is's;'sii' Cures
Nf. E. .. Chichester

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
oIs0'Ic's' laundice. sick headache, Indigestion
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To see all that is to be seen and i'm
prove all the opportunities offers will be
no summer days task. One who comes
to Chicago expecting to take in these
wonders in day or two or a week will
go away regretting that which he must
of necessity leave unseen. a month
would not exhaust its interest. Per-
haps it may be thought this is an over
statement. A few facts and figures
will show that it is not. jackson park,
in which the exposition is being held,
has frontage on Lake Michigan of
II miles and contains 533 acres, n Of
which are water.
The Midway plaisance is a mile long
and 600 feet wide and contains so acres
more. There are 80 exposition buildings
proper, with floor space of 1853 acres.
Adding the galleries, there are 1897 acres.
Grouped around there are A state and
territorial buildings, IS buildings erected
by foreign governments and 40 Others
for the minor purposes of the manage
ment, restaurants and advertising wares
and enterprises. In the Midway plat
sance are the foreign villages, shops, ETC..
described in previous letter.
The visitor who would merely take a
passing look at each of the vast array of
exhibits must prepare to walk along l24
miles of aisles. Add to this the distances
from one building to another, which
must of necessity be travelled many
times, and the distance to be covered
will reach fully 100 miles.-Cor. Pitts.
burg News.
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petrothal of the Duke and Princess.

The official announcement of the be-
trothal of the Duke of York, the ulti-
mate heir to the throne, to the Princess
May of Teck will be received throughout
the country with subdued approval.
The young couple are, it is said, sincerely
attached to each other, and we heartily
hope the statement, in itself probable
enough, is actually true, for the English
idea in that respect, though no doubt
born Of sentiment, has behind it solid
basis Of reason.
A prince or princess must occasionally
submit to reasons of state, but neverthe-
less king without wife he cares about
is a very unhappy kind of being. He
rarely comes in contact with other close
relatives, who are usually married away
all over the world. He can have no male
intimate friends-the difference of grade
being too violent, and the deep suspi-
ciousness of royalty as to the motive of
courtiers' attachment being too incura-
ble--and if he has female friends there
is sure to be scandal. A well behaved,
honest court is the best security here for
the throne, as we have seen all through
| Queen Victoria's reign, and the best
/ guarantee for that-the only guarantee
indeed which works-is that the queen
shall be the kings closest f-iend.-Lon.
| don Spectator
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HOW 1HE MAORIs LIVE.
Their Food. Dress, Occupations and Home
and Church Religious Ceremonies.

Their Food, Dress, Occupations and Home /
and church Religious Ceremonies.
The Maori lives mainly on the food that |
nature has provided, but adds to 1t provi- |
sion of various kinds imported from other |
lands. His native cloth (tappa) has long |
gone out Of use. and European fabrics have |
taken its place The men are clad in Eng |
lish style, though seldom wearing shoes.
The women, also shoeless, as rule, dress
with taste and abjure gorgeous colors,
sham jewelry and loud display, but are
rreedy of lace trimmings, ostrich feathers,
artificial flowers and adornments OF a sim
iar kind To pay for their new wants, the
ropra of commerce Is made from the dried
fruit of the cocoanut.
Cotton is picked. or the magnificent or
angts are gathered when paying market
can be found. They take the trouble to
make lime juice on the same condition, but
their chief export is coffee, for which mar
ket is always sure. The height and wild
hess of the trees make the picking of Der
res slow process but planting and prun-
| ing to keep the growth within bounds
would involve too much continuous care to
be acceptable. Marketing the Maori re-
CARDS as filthy and detestable, practice
] unknown to his fathers and exciting only
disgust in himself. Meanwhile the coffee
tree in its wild state ilourishes as the Maori
did in his. The breaking of the branches
by the lads who climb to pick may serve as
n rough kind of pruning and do for the cot
fee what in old times war did for the man.
" hen the seasons come, copra making,
cotton picking and coffee or orange gather
ing are turned into picnic performances
rather than made work in our sense of the
term. The people sally forth from TIE viii
lagc in merry parties, and in this spirit the
whole work Of the country is done Satur-
day they devote to cleaning their houses
and collecting and preparing food for the
Sunday, which is observed as a sabbath of
the ancient Biblical kind. On three of the
week days there is early morning service
Every day, in every household, is opened
and closed with hymns and family prayer.
On Sunday, clad in their best, they troop
to church or prayer meeting from three to
five times day, and after each service as
sem bic in appointed sections for examina-
ton 10y their elders us to the sermon they
have heard or the Scripture which has been
read The intervals are spent in discuss
Ing the public announcements-whic are
always made in church before the service
or in the gossip and bits of scandal, which
they dearly love. So assiduous are they
that women will often leave their homes
at daylight for the early Sunday service
and not return till the day is done. At
sun ,et the church is closed. There are no
evening services, and the people are free
once more 70 resume the habits of ordinary
life.-Fortnightly Review.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-28

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