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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20
Home and Garden.

A NOME should have garden of some
kind attached TO it. However poor the
house may be, little plot of garden in
front of it, where something pretty is
growing, where green vines are climbing
upward into the sunlight, where birds and
bees and children lcve to gather, and the
passer-by pauses to look with interest and
pleasure, gives it far more home-like and
attractive aspect than it can otherwise
have. Many an ordinary house, with
well-kept and tastefully arranged garden,
presents far more pleasing and attractive
appearance than much costlier mansion
whose bare walls have no variegated set
ting of natural beauty to give completeness
to the picture. 1t is surprising how much
a few flowers set in the window add to the
cheerfulness of the room they adOrn, and
the home likeness of the house as seen
from the street. A few hoDeysuckles or
woodbines trailing over an arbOr or along
house wall, alters the aspect of the place
at once, aud creates an impression favora-
BILE to its inmates =
This is the time of year for making pre-
paratiCns for the summer garden; and we
advise our fair friends in particular to
spare no pains in having such plot of
some kind, in which they can work an
hour or two every day, for the health that
comes from iDt CAtTClS6 dIu the luNlSoId-
ton such contact with nature always gives.
Every child wants a garden, and whenever
it is possible even the smallest child should
have the pleasure of planting few seeds
and seeing them grow, week by week,
until he feels something of the beauty and
mystery there is in nature, and falls in love
with her methods and laws. The garden
is the best of nurseries, and it needs only
the fine tact and mastery of natures art
to make it the best of schools. 1t would
be well could it be so arranged that in the
summertime the table could be sometimes
spread upon the lawn, exchanging the
woolen carpet for one of green gssss, and
the accustomed pictures of the dining room
for the fine landscapes visible from almost
every country home. The garden is merely
the frame in which home is set, and the
more that is done to make the setting
beautiful the more shall we prize and enjoy
the jewel it contains.-GOlden Age.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20
NUMBER %.

quite certain what followed. He remem-
bers that almost Immediately upon leaving
the circus it became dark, and that he fell
asleep, waking up at intervals on the cor
ners of the streets, or front steps, in some
body's arms, and finally in his own bed.
He was not aware of experiencing regret
for his conduct He does not recall, at
any time, disposition to go home; he re-
members distinctly that he felt hungry.
He has made this disclosure in conf
dence. He wishes to have it respected.
He wants to know if you have five cents
ahout Won,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20
Education and Insanity.

In most of our cities and large villages,
nearly all the children commence attend
ing school as early as the age of three or
four, and attend five or six hours each day
for several years. The proportion of in
sane to sane persons in this country is
one in every 262; in Scotland it is one in
574; in the agricultural districts of Eng
land il is one in $40; in London the pro-
portion is one in 400. We thus see that
insanity is more prevalent in cities and
less so in the country, evidently due to the
greater strain on the mental faculties from
infancy TO middle life in cities, and to the
fact that mental activity is there also al
lowed greater scope. Political liberty,
singularly enough, has some hand in this
matter; for, in countries, under despotic
government, insanity is rare-as in Turkey,
China, Russia. DIR. Brigham affirms that
it is, or rather was, uncommon in Spain,
out of large cities; it will be curious
physiological inquiry to discover whether
the recent Spanish revolution has in
creased, or will increase, .he tables of in
sanity.-Erchdnge.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

make the attempt, fearing that their hands
and feet might become poisoned.
At last, having loaded all our carbines
with ball, particular limb was selected.
and we fired together, by this means Sc,
curing several fine specimens
Having obtained matter enough of all
kinds to satisfy the demands of science,
we returned to the ship, arriving on board
at 2 o'clock in the morning. highly graft
fed by the result of our visit to this great
natural curiosity, which had been one of
the wonders and mysteries of our boy
hood.-H " DOdoe IN AnpLston,s .Lo,rrzlnI
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

Kansas, and hanged. While Akard and
Bays were returning home they were cap
tured by a band of armed men, hanged.
and all their horses run of.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

THERE is certainly one man who has
walked far enough for his pension. He
turned up in Albany, N. Y, the other
night, ON his way to Buffalo TO draw his
pension. He had walked all the way from
out money, and this with one lame leg.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

1t has been ascertained that the recent
sickness of the King of Sweden was caused
by poison in a glass of milk he drank (;
but who put the poison there has not been
ascertained.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

. -It,is reported that there are eighty
six papers published I'M Kansas, and new
ones are appearing every week.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20

"GoING OUT WITH THE TIED"-Accom-
panying the bridal party out of church.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-04-20
POLITICAL.

The following is telegraphic summary
of the Ku-K Klux bill as it finally passed the
House on the 9th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

- EE-T Fa-Sss hzs f,rEa-iei 70 tie F-csiE1
lz-s st--t -s1c-- 9 NJ A5lns C the r-e-
ss-s c-15a5- q ss--.----z-z i .-z7zl. z-E c.
s1s cz-szs u lie -z-ks5 5s.s-1-z-ea Il the
cav -r Iz-z1sss * 6--isz sh4 lzst 6s- ysu-s
-az 5z1z---zzz-- s as-r55zss5 ID z1Gs zzs4zz-s
81 -ls 54sy a. a-7s-tscE sys-sn q rssE-s ugs
zz-sss b s1s -4=res. 5ss s-I z.rs &c the
s1-sssrs szp.-t % s-zTc-zs- ezzs % F-z-cs
ca -zr-1 z-sss Etict las zss--sG Tsry great
------e5-s "a Consequence of the 5sa-th cF good
SD q st1ss coz-5-ss. cE5-z u tie prevalence
cf tie Esezss ca-a5 Fssd-s E- A64zs i
cis-- q 1ls-i11 LAT tie Eg5 Fr.-zz pad 3
GEES f-r tssss s-z hz=s F-sTsz.s6 native
t-ss5zz q lie Eor- E1s 81 f-oz purchasing. a
f---r s-S-zss u1szFs SEED ysa- 4esr ysa-
-hs- tzrs. tss-zE-rs. been o5Gzs5 C content
tll-zs.7ss III he izfzdcr seed Ct their CIV
llezz@=z a-E ks-sa IA So pro5zcsd has de-
tl-1zsss n. Aia1s z,so sicFs thai TINS *
csss.rs rro5scec- Of seed rs been tie cazse CT
-sa i--szss 1f tie p9-1zi.s sa-=6 II D the ia
-a-ass. z-5 tkzs shsre 3 sT5sccs Ct 81 Increase
$ IL Ez51lt & Pssdzz. =h-ch nay il the f.
r--s sec-zs rg-y ss-s1z z-sttsr- There seems
g, 5s sod rsas1c 10 hope that Pebri-s L node
-zzzE e Ez-ops. al Consequently less seed vi
r--515,T Be- -ss-i-si u f-t1-s !sa-s ron JaPaz-
IA Aszzz SIS 80 BsFo1i disseminating IL
El-zaE1a Ezozg ne Psopls ca the causes Ct the
5sss---z-ica q tEslr SIX. g ret see Ehas ac-
- ca 5s aks1 5s1ssc.alg- an eoavi1esi
tlz- 5-=s-fsrsaca oz the part q the Government
rozls hs zors Ekz'y C g hz-a thai good
he T4Pzz=ss INST cczs &C see themselves Fhat
E esst s1r thszr sF1 interest and they sz6
s,at - slrsl-1 usrea1zt rsf-ses . give large
prcss tx thsr iziz1s- sis 116 thas The 5sEazi
fr thzr segs hsoo1ss Isss. Ehiis the press oEsr-
e Fr shaz 5izizish- thzT VI szrsi! Dc ready to
asors hess shs1ges Ehira are uazfssLy rseIir-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

he sacsaAa1, nee Fers scar uneQ1ivocal setilee1G
uesteer z = es5ssiDct~ cr a hlsser ard rc-s
s7ecal irtsslt-v1ce thss euae'es seez % ssAtsve
u-c-zg si<eeS wlich to pGrclo'ogsi, pea'l
i-7,y Asa,y-ssvvaoPes seuP % 1oealty. Ecz
IDS z--s- sa4-vvic1s rlgccz -aecs CT eercra-sH 81
-ccc-1 nc hsve b 1cck Is TIE Co-tlEsat, ir&cct.
Eeziea = e. -oeA tee aosse cftAe Ecais< ptgecr
car cWn eccztrr ct tne race1c-. It's isvc, ests,
'-s c,ea-er ssncs7ee-y. l,s unsci-css hvcr art a.
feclsoz 81 tee rtsers.- or3s-s1crr, lcS exauriS,
eF -be aruac- i- ietiiu< tnen tcea uu1clcsted ic
- es,1s c-,s azl ~ tes s.ass1e master De- l,ok
.zc aesr iaen a. E,y.as tlen 1a-A cc tecI
rassa-e be tee rci1t wterc Trey s-y O. q thrcNu-
fz-1asA cc-l-tlcrs 6ezle1 te czr eva cceeiry's
-rccr chaugicus. weIcA have to cc-ter3 VIA
LIS aa1 te.s b. iaspo1e g2, visSoc ana via hostile
azra,e-s E-5 ez--e-kcere-s a.l e-1er Ec7e tEuce,c
f-ss Avs. ecsses tis. the care bestovcd cy RE
Be-.s- ragce- t-sctl-s i1 eocctiHE s-3 train *,
-1-eal-z ar& c7c.sscg selcctel a-t krrccvct e,0ls
v1h c,ae-s 81 cSua' gcclucss> i-surcs g greate-
31S-es ttsa cur cvr les care.r' ua'eccU,-i ttc
r.-,e,uasicr Ct he-c3.tary t-alocl lrle svccs
Ce-ta1c * 5 t>at t1s 81. ztn ei-1s fcccup sA utc-e
l1s- cc~ rhccza ~ Pcc--suus Cf&oe icclcu
czcce Csc tcc iS,E cvcr ,r rsgc ~ 3 utt ariiss
E tces ues s-sak sucl rc-Hc,el resa,ss 8 t-aini-S
81 thcsl 81 ~ Nc-t .rec-1l Ne.rrt,rt-gs. Aurcrg
EaEEsh fighiS tAcst ualsa 5ls ao M StrisG
-cco-ss. h-cn Exyt,t s1 P>kear tt-e ut.s,' IS
rcss ect-s sct fcee- rsrsls era C,c- Es'ueuth
rs Cs-Nraes .aG b eco vse.a tnl As, snt M
rsecsns1.s's tes rcrv as b, lrs t7ls Et.tA reu
Nr-Ee C,-,ss BE- t,e1s .t>c rFet' .r Elk t-i BAG
srG e.sl beers tty Ga 1853 tc-k tet ,cazest
tnt 81 tss roal es.rk d nsas srJ as,Iag tsi t'N
sa1s sssaes- az at,dt tas aeat rsargy,tt,t. ana
~ 'astcsrys sisrys 'rs teH uee FstA he
A. srtvyr rsec- II f>n t,rrl's5 tat r4ee W
tss ~-usf .. ne t~c i',csssas ses.as sttAse .fy.t
Nsrgas'Net O. aors1e u sa ssal sss tat'' SIEVE
e - ta Nhsa rasr 'etNa e NN1.h
crs rt.re Esat 81 NV he- '> ,a tas "Ny.
49,, ~ tfsss, y S,sae2 $50 ssah ~ tss
s'ssye' q ~ c.Nes-'e
Ia $40 Nv t>'A f'sS Tvs Nasta, at'Na u
tee s,s,A q trvzss 81 et,s 1lA N'la1teN, ia3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
ne Hsal.E. g carrier pigeon.


Tss pEr PisTls - II 7igs1zE sayagslsrE II tie
la-e ~ serEesz E-zlcs ard esruzzy. and tie r.
--a-u-ls sz7-sss of ne -FiEsou pest between
---z azE Fl-s INST 1aTs -szze6 tas a-sszfic1 CT
--aT ue-s1-s 3, reess very sz-e1s Frcbiens q the
us-rez --sz-i-r ard NJ Tz-srzefsr nest ccu-
re1.-t AZ szPsdzzezs Ezsa-rirT gpou thz las
ti-s-as t-pis. has crport11eiy rghEshs5 shs 1e-
r1ze6 -ssz1s Ct Is Ezs-lscEs and saservlti1u CT
he E-zz-E rf--c1's Eiss,ry Eas t-zizizz II szau
rci--c. OF Ehich tas ztafa saaFtsr q is larger
=-scz Bcck las s-ru-ed the lass. Al1hcGgh
---E-ac---zz ard ne c=-1zs g lie hasirz e
f1Ff re. szrs lcug g1t 1eTu15 the s1A-s AZ Fhirh
--sst -a-zs e acccr5sE &c tie cid trzTsier Lith-
--rrs s-srv az rhe sz-rsrEzr cf Et-ienais 6, tha
r-srce E-ufes. eEtzE 70 the fz-sresPrssa bF them
n ne S-a-'s -z---ers. E-si "a Use zzia II these
tz-5a Il sz-- int the rsy hlse zesEz-s; arG
s,-a-rrh rhsrs las hesu sz1z-1 --i-as1 &C ezFio5e
ne -.rs recent cEzE-E anous Sir Tchz E5ss send
~ hc-e 3, Buss Duzisp rair Ct pigeons ever
s---se seas Ard f--zsz -vEicus-a TuEzEs Of vF1
thuusu-a uEes-shsrs Is per z1eh haziaezz IN the
--sr- ma As &C sas uses Ez5 capah1I1iss Ct MS
--,ss s--s-as-nE srezsss, saa- NJ Tszsrnsisr 5s-
s.--gs a. c-=zE f,r r1tzzr ne rsszl1z uf his IL
f---a-ssu Z pcraiar firm, and dang bis best e
s=-s-s a zeusnI sar a. sesse As those Ehieh Prs-
---r u -z--u6 c.Esrz Erz achieving Ee=i- aerial
zces.
wiEh Lin sutc classical zctcss 1f he
80 ri-ec-- CT C &c 1rrs rha1 q rzztzG cur
-.sssrs & ~ Ez-1t ezsezE = EhieE these birds
-ru-v -res in the aar ezrrzrT and the early part cf
sAs.-s- s.-t r-t7 eie-E-czrg rrrreE Ezessfzr and
-nr-s n-ertsEr T-hz1s f1r c1uTsEirg ra-i1g zeEs
Id ss-rk3aeaEnr Fnfelrsncs-Es propose 10
-ss--s s-ssfr q suue a thetr acersstsz szrisizs.
= -. 1-ru-.-,-ar -r-srrsaT q arriEereaI between
L. F-<iss.a u.s ths Eslzszz Esnizg hiraHs aud It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

MAzrus a. rss ISsEr Wcszo.-Ths S1srs,s-
t--. IN rs r5.i-e Ct NJ Pczcha.s work. Tie J-4i-
rs-se. sys: Ma gg1sraly 6at,srs hlasslf that
is a-a.c=y : a50-i the highest Effort Of Diyils
ski Tss TIA: Of the i-ssc- IS fir more eonPti-
Gated No Pocti,a cfo1r crgazSu can compare
uith the PROPOSES Of the coul11 fy. Maa can
5o1s. SO muscles. Lyo1ss, wb1 spent rs whole
lie il watching a single species Of caterpillar,
Discovered Il it 4Fo9 The ccz-1c f. has $
GO eTss, a1t certain butterflies 5000 N
P51cbst treats it as az established fact that 50
s-s az the zsazcry organs Ct ants. that they COZ
verse b. means Of thsi- antsnnR- Consequent
b tie s.rs1zth ali ac..ry CT Insects far surpass
cz-s il PrgP1r.i1-- II the whole fed 1t rasz-
"a se.s5es there : nothing more astounding than
the uznber Of tines e. can Elp is wigs il
second As tie e. passes through space st the
rais CT 81 tsss ia sseol6, It must IN thar poi1t
Of tine vi5rass It's wings i've or ST hundred times.
Bat II aPid fight Es zrs required 10 behave
that $500 s u1dsrats estimate The mind Is
stzPfsa5 f Il attempts 70 realize these results.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Scre Throat, piptheFia, Qainsey, Mumps
AID al other DersHgemsats Of the
Throat

On tas krpea-zlss Il any 90 thsss nalAijss, the
Ointment sl-al De ei -ltasd a. least tArvs times
ity gPc1 tls ueck and uFFeg par, 81 ths chest as
O. Penetrate % the glands sad b forced into meat;
-ls e--rsa I'D a.. r1ee remove iudAuIrIln All uceE-
a.isu Toe worst eases WIN weld 60 this treatment
L. .----.-. ~ Il. ------L L-.-..----.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

4 LEss1x F0z ALL--Mzny tcahtlsss rsmsn-
Ger tie touching story Ct the daughter Of Sir
Robert Peel Her Eashsr gave her As a birthday
present, gorgeous riding habit, and Es1s cot
Eish her q The zns iay f1r IL airing II the park
his hea-- swelling With parental pride * be rode
b her SIDE. Shortly af.sc she sicks1sd and died
1g tgPdzz fz7sr II Is uozt maligula. form, and
Ehea ias1iry vas made Is 70 how Sue had calgts
the i1fscsioc, IL vas discovered that the habit,
Ebica had been bo1ght fruu ous Of the Loltou
v st End .Faissuen. had been uais II mizer-
ale attic Shsrs the husband of the seaustrssz
vas Iyi1g II Ct fever, and thlz It had beea used
81 her to cover hin IN liz shivsring Ets. Tins.
whether We believe Il Ct rot. tie safsty Ct the
highest L bogld Up In the lowest and If We neg
Iscs thsir material, moral and spiritual interests
thzrs VII cone a dreadful Nemesis To marx tia
Divine sisPlsaszrs CT CIR c1u5zct, and We nay
perceive cur g1ils Al TOO late when the vast ten
PIE Ct oa- E5srnsz EhaPelass mass Of wreck
and rzhhish Ess.-E-7uE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
ScrOfala or Kings Evil and Swelling of
the Glands.

Ths class q eases nav be sl-r3 ~ Hsl5Way's pu-
rfyi-g Pills sai ui1turur. as their dlzh'e action %
Fz-as the e.,,d aai stree gthsHius the system
lers them more suitable than any other remedy for
al .gup'ai1ts e a scrlillrls nbture- A. the b5od
Is impure. the Te-s stomach auI bowels being much
deraa sei rvggi-e Puryizg sticiHe 60 bring Ah01s
3 cure
Esa ais g.laa-ss ard Pla ,isuli 5s rsss IN iis TO-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Plies ristala, ana Internal rnsanatioa.

reese ialrestrs ara vesten' rk tisettes nav vih
tsrttht, Dc caryj ty ths suFtrgr thsnseites the,
vi rse hfIeuevs o'r.neeg ana e'sseiN stitn3 81
tt rrr5ed ir strucsrs- n sAcu3 BE- ~cii rvttei 81
y ta rtuevst A rcn'lse 8. h.ett Ava vtftr n 4,
s.r-et7-es b. srr'-el AL t-i t.r-e utth s3vssttgs
he erect rs-eraisa cleanliness aiast D. observed. =.
thats $40 ryat tht rtrnersth wdi hfnE t tuftt ths
nTsee tfer te,ta tlsetes vh,a N eAN ttntetr,
~ a sa-g IA sa.tsHa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
he EoTt Sraet cdffae SaIn0n

HAVING Just BEEN OPENED IN those
Ii cszTlILy siri1ssd premises lrzsriT seczpis,i
b. G. c. Bsr1stt a. a news depot, VII be kspE II
zeat azE s-st rzss STYLE
Cad LEara pruTiiai sTsry 1ay frz1 II a. 4 to
: Pm
AHF ar-icis II szs F1bsssa and Cigar If-e ,aa Be
lad here a. vel a z ssa-z "a Qls=l Street
- Gals s-z respectfully ss-iciasi-
g-R T. B0LLNAEg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

SsLi at the Establishment q PROFESSOR HOL-
L0WAE. - StzIai, .usar Temple Bar L1uila. and
h al respectable Druggists azt Dealers n Medicines
throughout the civilized world Ht the f-IlsWiHg prices
lz. I'd, g 81, Is g. lis, IS, and s3s. each Pot
7.s Thsre Is considerable saving By taking the
larger ziEes-
y. B--Di-sctioas fcr the Guidance CT patents il
every disorder a5i1si @ cash Pct
1T. WATERRousE. Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

ia eases. RHINE WINES Ga eases. such - Lieb-
fraaeumush. Geisenbsimsr. HucAheimeI Nisrs,oincr,
Ruisshsinsr neliesheimer, hocksbcutcl an warrant
Ell genuine, Medoe lS62 and 1854 ia eases SAuterue
aud Hsut Sauterue. Cases CLARET Of other brands,
such a. Gait Liisses. Lagrange, Leoville. Chamber
tin. Cases PoFi Wi1e, sherry, Marachno, Malt EX-
tract Nordhauser BrsutWein, scotch and Irish Wits
Key, N0rihauser humusl and double kummsi SWei-
ish Punch aud Cocktail French CosuAc, Aus,stuA
snj Bo5uskamP Bitters best and real Holland Gin,
imitation Holland Gin. casks Brandy Giu and RAM,
Deeten SeArojer's star brad Ale in pts and qts,
Norwegian Beer in pts and qts. MArAn's nuail Ale in
casks, Alcohol in iemgOhas aad kegs. Settler Water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE,
THE LEASE AND IMPROVEMENTS
GLOBE HOTEL. King St.

THE HOUSE Is IN SPLENDID ORDER FOR
Il carrying \ srsf-cass business. Il contains -
Rooms. detached cottage rooms. bathroom. stable.
each house. hsuhoass, frstelass kitchen. With
oysu, arsteiass Eugifsh Range and American Stove.
me bedding i1rniturs and mating and table SERVES
all Water f. laid On n tx different ui.se4
On the prsnisss IEmsdiate psssession san Be zfrsu
Apply to Mr. C. p Williams. Farnitsrs Ware
hsuss. o. to the proprietor ca tie prsmises Tenn
liberal. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
To Let or Lease.
To Let,

VERY DESIRABLE VIZ
4TfA1 coITAGE. esstafalag al sIszsst
sliR Parier, * o. ssysa Bsdrssns, la
VI ing ksom, kitchen and paasry' Bah
- HS1ss, servarts' Hs1te. etc. The
Hnzss = rarr1zn1sd y Garden sna Pastzrs Groznds
sad Is PieasaniI5 heated in ore q The ost heatty
pagts q the eity. AppIy b
1sa HUGO sIAEGEEWALD, Nd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cases neknacks and fancy articles, toys and dolls.
jack knives hatcher knives and pea knives. Eatsr
Monkeys six berin =, rIbbsus II large assortusut,
feathers aud plumes artificial f1Eers and Wrsaths.
gutta Fercha roand combs, dressing and fue tooth
c1-bs- ladies' dress trimmings fse subF1iisriss tie
best Of German cigars corks, black hat ribb9us black
polished fence Tirs- COED article hoop iron, Manila
rlps- hemp sad tEns, waking stisks, violin strings
hooks and eyes, hair pins, ueersc1auu pipes orua-
mental globe table lamps watches, window gAss,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

DozEE1ELz CEHTF. Reeeired MS
BOXES a co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

TETUE sPeru Candies. Gases. So Do. So
" % d. WE--zzssd E=zzize- Fer Sale =
EGLLEE 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
japanese sin.

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Cordage,

CHAM CABLEs.--An ,irss, fsen ! 70 Iss
~ inch, 70 Bsnd Or isiy paid. Pet fair 81
BOrIRs 4 co.
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Good Milk and 3uiier.

- 6sy b. bad % ias cqtLEGE DAIRY.
Psd1l- Orders i7r sithsr sil - 5rI.rursd Il "a
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NOTICE.
Infant School

lltalt School.
A SCHOOL for n limited number of
u TsEzr E17i-sn VI BE ore1ed AZ ths 5Iy=pie
Hal su11 thsrs saliesz1t RaFls- AppiT
tar rsrmE 70 Mas MASON, Pazaa, ss-3m
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AasrieHa ard Ezgiiah FIarT sezFIs Dr. GooGI, All
FazEss Egrn1s-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
Poisoned to Death.

A healthy liver sccretes each dn, ahou
two aud half pounds OF bile, which
contains great amount OF waste mate
rial taken from the blood When Tho
liver becomes torpid or congented, Il
fails TO eliminate this vast amount OF noN
ions substance, which, therefore, re
mains to poison the blood and be con
veyed Ia every part OF the system
What must he the condition OF the blood
when it is receiving and retaining eacl
day two and u half pounds OF poison
Nature tries TO work of this poison
through other channels and organs.-the
kidneys, lungs, skin, etc. but these or
gnns become ovsrtaxed in performing
this labor, in addition to their natural
functions, and cannot long withstand the
pressure, and become variously diseased,
The brain, which is the great electricaI
centre OF all vitality, is unduly stlinu-
lated by the unhealthy blood which
passes to it from the heart, and it fails
to perform its office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence
the symptoms Of bile poisoning, which
are dizziness, headache, incapacity To
keep the mind on any subject, impair
ment of memory, dizzy, sleepy or ncr-
vous feelings, gloomy forebodiugs and
irritahility OF temper. The bLood 'ESet
being diseased, as it forms the sweat
upon the surface of the skin is so IL
ritating and poisonous that it produces
discolored brown spots, pimples,
blotchrs and other eruptions, sores, bolls,
carbuncles and scrofulous tumors. The
stomach, bowels, and other organs spoken
Of, cannot escape becoming affected,
sooner or later. and costiveneSs. piles,
dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhGa, female
weakness, and many other forms Of
chronic disease, are among the ueces-
sary results. Az n Semedy for all these
various manifestations of disease, DR.
Pierce Golden Medical discovery is posi-
lively unequaled. BY il the liver ana
stomach are changed to an active, healthy
state, the appetite regulated and restor-
ed, the blood and secretions thoroughly
purified and enriched, and the whole
system renovated and built up anew,
Sold by all first-class druggists 51c
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22
News Sl,liiDiart.

BRrCKLAYERs in Chicago are demand
ing Sc per day, or they quit work.
THE courts now hold that wife's in
terest in a life insurance policy issued
for her benefit. does not cease in case
of divorce.
RUSSIA has undertaken special arma
ments on gigantic scale She is form
ing two fortified camps. each to hold
1900 men.
SUMS varying from $50 to $4,000
have been paid by the Eastern Railroad
Company to persons injured by the
Revere disaster.
WIN. NJ. TwErp of New York has sold
his villa on Washington Heights for
something under 5000, COO. Mr.. A. T..
Stewart was the purchaser.
REPORTS received from Cuba state
that the growing sug rcane is in excel
lent condition, and large crop is ex
pected everywhere for next year
GENERAL GoRLoFF, who succeeds
Catacazy as charge d affaires of the Rus
sian legation at Washington, is well
known military officer and writer
SEVERAL lives have been DESTROYED bv
the snow-slides in Little Cottonwood.
Utah where the snow is from five to six
feet deep on the level, and is still falling.
The ponds in the vicinity of London
are frozen over, and the skaters are out
in force. Accidents on the ice have al
ready occurred. At Tamworth the ice
gave way and three persons were drown
ed
SUy Mol.a
were drowned in the Suez Canal. They
were on board steamer crowded with
passengers from Algiers to Mecca, when a
collision with some other vessel occurred,
and the steamer sank.
THE Honorable Florence Cowper, as
the poor woman Of England, insisted on
describing herself, has been condemned
to penal servitude for five years 1t
sounds little strange to add that the
offensc for which she was convicted end
sentenced WIS that of stealing two silver
spoons
LONDON police returns show that no
fewer than seventeen deaths have occur
cd within the city limits from extreme
GOLD since the frost began. Great dis
tress prevails among the poor, who are,
as usual. totally unprepared for the
severe winter weather which has this
year set in so suddenly.
IT seems that Germany is going to
have brush with Brazil. Three men
of-war are fitting out at the Navy-yard
at KEEL for the purpose, it is understood,
Of proceeding to Rio Janeiro to demand
satisfaction for the maltreatment of a
German naval officer and two cadets in a
fight in the streets of that city.