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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-14
SupREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN


- Islands-In Probate Island of Oahu, Hawaiian Isl
ands, S. In the matter Of the Estate OF JOHN HURST
THOMPSON, late Of Honolulu, deceased. Order appoint
Ing time for Probate Of WIN and directing publication of
notice of the same.
document purporting TO be the last VIII and Tesla
ment OF John Hurst Thompson deceased, having
2Sd day of October A. D. 1873 been
bate Court aud petition for the probate thereof and for
the issuance Of Letters Testanentary SAREPHA AIDE
LINE THOMPSON and CHARLES T. GULICK, having
been filed by r. II. Stanley Attorney for petitioner
1t Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY the 26th DAY OF
JANUARY A. D. 1874, at 10 O'Clock NJ of said day.
the Court Room Of said Court Honolulu In
Oahu, H. l., be- and the Is hereby appointed the
time Tor proving said VIII and hearing said application
when and where person interested may APPEAR and
contest the said WILL and the granting Of Tesla
mentary 1t Is further ordered. that notice thereof
given by publication, for three successive weeks
Hdtcdiian Gazette newspaper printed and published
Honolulu And is further ordered citations
sued to the subscribing witnesses TO said Wl and
heirs and TO the mother, Mrs. sarah Thompson the
testator In writing 10 appear and the probate
said VIII, at the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., October %, 1879.
ALFRED s. HARTWELL,
Attest: Justice Of tie supreme Court
WALTER r. SEAL, Clerk. 1885,
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"a 1t is stated that Queen Victoria, while on 4
recent visit TO Dundee, Scotland, partook Of the
communion in Presbyterian Church. This indi-
Gates that Der Majesty is exclusive in her re-
lgion Bishop loser would have the world believe
that all true churchmen arc
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A Valuable Property
For Sale

e.H LOT OF ACRES OF LAND. WITH A
m8 good NEW DWELLING HOUSE and KITCHEN
- attached frontage Of about $50 feet Beretana
street and sT5 feet on Punahou Avenue Near the
Is wen yielding abundance Of failing fresh water
with Windmill attached The prospect seaward
land Is unsurpassed in the suburbs Of Honolulu place
may be sold whole In lots purchasers For
further Information inquire Of 8. b. DOLE,
643-u II 81 - J. d. PARIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call attention to tie commencement
Of Volume Y. of the GAZETTE. on January z.
The subscription price lie $500 per annum. If
paid for in advance, or before the 3lst of JAN
uary, years receipt will be given for $500.
q. NJ. WHITNEY.
Proprietor and Editor.
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Administrators Notice.

TVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN 6u1y
u appointed Admir- ktrator OF the Estate Of ooTf-
FRIED FEkREAu. late OF Hlo. deceased. requests all
persons having claims against said Estate present them
with the necessary vouchers. II any. within sfr nonhs
from the date OF this publication they Be forever
barred and all indebted Estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to
EDWARD @. HITCHCOCK.
Administrator OF the Estate Of O. Ferreau deceased
Hilo, December end, 1873. sss-1.
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N

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING THTs
w day been appointed executors. by the Hon. A
Fernandez. Circuit Judge Maui under the Of the Izs
CHARLES CoCKEIT, OF WAikApu. this Is 70 rive note.
" all persons indebted 10 said lmmeclxn
payment and all who have claims against said estate are
requested TO present the within sx months frc
date or they VIII be forever barred
JOSEPH cOCKETT
CHARLES CoCKEIT.
Executon
Waikiki, Dec. 3rd, Is71 az in
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rain than falls in the city.

Mr.. Wilder's residence is at Kaalaea, in the
Koolau district. on the windward side Of this ISL
aud, where the rainfall is generally about double
what it is in Honolulu. The following is bis
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TSIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDI
~ cial Circuit, Maui, December Term, A. D. ls71
kELIlMAHIAI WALLACE Libellanf for Divorce u<rrur
CHARLES WALLACE-Saturday the thirteenth day Of
December 1873
In the above entitled libel for divorce ordered
that decree Of divorce from the mntrirony BE-
entered In favor OF the said Ken1ahial Wallace " The
cause OF the adultery Of the said Charles Wallace 70 hs
made absolute after the expiration Of SIX months
date Of this decree compliance the thereof
unless sufficient cause shall appear the contrary.
And the llbelant Is ordered to publish
Of this order In the Government GAZETTE and Kroxoa
AND Au OKo, for sx successive weeks the puhcA-
ton 70 be within one month from the date Of this
that all persons interested may within moahs shew
cause why said decree should be made absolute
By the Court HENRY DICKINSON. In.
Clerk Circuit Court, I'd Jud- Circuit
hereby certify that the above foregoing Is true
and correct copy OF the original order In the
cause, the files OF this Court
Witness my hand and the seal OF the Of
Second Judicial Circuit this 18th day Of December A. D.
1874
Seal HENRY DICKINSON. in.
1855 Ct Clerk Circuit Court I'd judicial Great
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SPERM CANDLES,

A ssoRTED SIZES. PUT UP IN CARTOONS,
"A and warranted the genuine article. ff
For sale by (6) B0LLES co.
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~--~-~N-
TIE Election Of Representatives to the next Lerialatv.
Azeby VII take place throughout The various Election
D1te OF me Kingdom, on the First Monday OF Feeru
AZ neat The following places are oezgnated for holding
Tie elections
HAWAII
District Of Hno-cOurt-house In Hno; school-house
OroneA
Disirei Of HamAkns-cOurt-house In waipio; School.
Dstret Of KohAlA-oourthouse, wainsa, and Court
plstr1ct Of North KonA-scbool-house KailuA
1.s,Eiei q South EonA-schoo l,hcuse. HonAlnau-
District Of kAu-Court-house, waiohinu
District Of PunA-School-hoass, HAlepuRH-
MAUI
pastr1cs Of LAhainA-Courr-house, IAhaana
D.stricf Of Kaanzpali-Schoo-house Honolna
DAS1ci o. Walluku-court house. wAnuku, and School
District Of MAknwao-court-house dakAwao
District OF HAnA-court house. Hama; School-house,
Dstrc, Of MolokAi and LAnAi-New Courthouse Pukoo
2oloEA; schoo-house, KAohRi, Lanai.
OAHU.
District OF KonA-courihouse, Honolulu at both the
front and entrances
paStrict Of Eva and wAiauAe-schoOl-house, wAinwa
District q wAiAiua-scbool house. wAiAluA
District Of koolA1loA-scboo-house. HauulA
KAUAI
house. NIhan-
District Of PunA-schoOhOuse, Lhue; schoOl-hOuse,
Dtstrict Of HAnAleI-oOurthOuse HADAe schOOl-house
AIhholA-
EDwIS o. HALL Minister Of the Interior
Interior Once. Dec l., Is7a. 46s
A cAIl TO THE RI-ssrvo11.ssr-rbe 1cper A.vaur, a,
Nooknl h n great need Of old linen and for
pta use and families having out articles Of cotton
or linen viii confer favor upon the afflicted by making
up bundles and leaving them Mr.. 3 @. wIders who
vii see that they are forwarded to their destination,
BY order OF the Board OF Health
cHAs T GuIIcK, Secretary.
Honolulu, Dec !, Is7s
soTIcE-The public are hereby cautioned against tres
passing upon any Land In this Kingdom. by
the unauthorized cutting TIMBER wood otherwise
oeSpoltng said lands OF their natural productions
EDWIN o. HALL Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, sept %. 1874. $50
Soz1cE-The Government Printing Establishment ha-.
ng been leased from the LIST OF april 1873 10 Mr. Henry
Il Whitney, together with the good will OF the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE and AZ OKoA newspapers The responsibility Of
Publishing said newspapers is entirely his and His Ms
3erts Government Ii wise responsible for view
in sid newspapers except appear
under the head Of BY Authority"
EDwIS o. HALL Minister Of Interior.
Hsnolnlr, March 26, Is7s II
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SoT1cE is hereby given that the store house
KAianpap1- island Of MolokA. Is apart a second
place for receiving FOR Representatives the
LGg1nArve Assembly from sale District.
EDwS o. HALL Minister cfthe Interior.
Interior Once, Jan g. is7l zes
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nv AUTHORITY.

TTr attention OF inspectors OF Election called the
efect Of which Inspectors limited IN qualifying
those persons who paid their previous
&c JNnnAr- list Is74
Tne names Of those who pay their subsequent
Jsn1Ary ist Be added the list by the Inspectors
6zf cny ser regular These sessions be
lszr IN number; the frst cannot earlier
taan me Eth JaunAry. Later z2d
JAonhyAfsr which date additions she list Of
can be made me sessons be duly Advertised by
notice Il the upon the alphabetical OF voters
posted At the Of holding the election
pubc places In the District At the Election
be received unless the OF person offering
same be borne the list voters unless he present
70 he Inspectors At the polls his Tax Receipt impressed
With the WORDS e Qualified 10 Vote"
a. F. JUDD. Attorney General
Court House. 18th January, 1874. 80
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IL RAM FREDINBERG Of Koloa. Kauai deceased IN
Chambers Circuit Judge 18th Judicial Circuit, a. l.
On reading and flng the petition Of Paul senberg
W. H. Wright administrators with will Of
Estate Of Hiram Fredlnberg Of Koloa Kana ap
proval Of accounts. discharge and final distributor.
1t Is ordered that SATURDAY, JANUARY ard. A d.
1871 II o'clock the Court HOUSE. WahsHa,
the time and place for hearing petition and
objections that may be made thereto.
ID. McBRYDE.
wahInwa, Ord Dec, Is7a Is In
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SozIcE-Tbe public hereby cautioned against
passing upon Government Land In this Kingdom by
TIE unauthorized cutting Of timber wood otherwise
deSpoilng said lands OF their natural productions
EDWIN o. HALL, Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, sept -. 1879. $50
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Assembly, VIII take place throughout the various Election
Dfcts OF the Kingdom, the First Monday Of Febru-
ay neat The following places dexgnated for holding
ele~tinns
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SCOTT, HoUTz & Co, on yesterday, received o
large shipment of cotton goods from the East
The facilities We not have for buying by the
package and case gives us great advantage over
small dealers, We will have open this morning
several cases of the best brands Of bleachcd sheet
ings and shirtings; also several bales OF un
bleached shrtngs. Have also open or 3 cases
OF handsome prints We are nor Offering lo,t
prices on Cotton Goods and as prices on these
goods are certain to he much higher in little
while, we would advise every housckeepcr to
buy now what sheetings and shirtings they may
need for the spring,
We are Offering many well known brands OF
muslin (by the piece at wholesale prices.
We will show to-day l case, 500 yards, soft
finish yard wide shcctinS at 1870 by the piece
This cotton is considered good value in the East
at ljc.
! bale yard wide unblcached shceting at l0c
worth l21.c and several bales at 1lc Ike ant
PIE
Have open Cor three cases OF handsome prints
new styles.
Large stock Of table linens, Irish shifting lin
ems, tOwelngs, napkins, &c. These goods were
bought cheap, and will be sold at low figures.
FURs
We offer the balance Of our furs At q great sac
riiicc--abOut one half value. Call and get sci
for almost nothing
Great bargains in ladies' and gents mcrinc
underwear, to close out the stock.
SCOTT, HoUTz IL Co.
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The entire country is being oyerrun and IN
tjStc@ with gang of travelling persons soliciting
old likcnesses to copy, enlarge and frame Many
persons are made to believe that the work is
done, or to be done, at my well known Gallery
issue this caution, from the fact that | hear
almost daily of these impositions being prac-
ticed by many of these unprincipled irrcsponsi-
bic frauds, falsely representing themselves to be
my agents. / haze no agents ercept those employed
in ay gallery. Persons having valuable old like
ncsscs had better keep them in their own pos
session or take them to some well known gallery
Of responsibility nearer home. Just as good
copies can be made in La Sale county as can be
made dny'cleye, and with but little or no risk of
losing the original pictures, or getting hastily
executed copies W. +. BOWMAN,
General Photographer.
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Experience and daily observation teache that
no person can be successful in business without
receiving remuneration for labor ana goods
Hence / request all who are indebted to pay VI
Immediately, and also desire all who have pie
lures or goods ordered to call and get them
VIZ 5o,t do SO? | cannot afford to carry thous
auds Of dollars in such debts and await the con
vcnicncc (from one to five years. of my patrons
In the future people who do not pay for picturc'
and goods promptly will confer a favor on me b,
patronzing some other gallery.
Very respectfully, w. T.. BOWMAN,
General Photographer.
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Notice to the Public.

That Isaac Purelsan, practical furrier and
hat and cap manufacturer, has been with +. c.
Prescott for two years, and formerly of the city
Of Chicago, where he was manufacturing the
above merchandise, has now settled himself
down as one of our citizens, and wishes to con.
tribute his share of industry for the benefit OF
the community and profit TO himself. All par
ties desiring any furs altered or renewed, or new
ones made in any style for ladies or gents, will
find him the right man in the right place. He
guarantees his prices very reasonable and war
rants satisfaction in all cases. Hats, caps and
gloves made to order in any and every style
Cash paid for furs. Give him trial. Shop over
Ravens Il MacKinlay's bank, next to DR.. Dyer's
rooms.
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Summer Races.

We are promised something extra in the way
of an exhibition Of the highest speed from horses
on the Fair Grounds in this city on the LIST, ID
I'd and 4th OF july next, as will be seen by refer
ring to the programme of the races to be found
in another column of this paper. The purses
are very liberal, running from $500 to $1,000 on
the leading races. There are three premiums
for each race, and the total prizes foot up to
nearly seven thousand dollars. These purses
will be promptly paid in cash to the winning
horses. Preparations are going forward to make
this the best horse fair that has ever been held
in northern Illinois,
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AT NJ. STIEFEL'S WHITE CORNER.


On Monday last the Circuit Court began the
trial Of cases on the criminal docket. The first
case taken up was that of the People VS.. William
Cochrane, indicted for perjury. The principle
witness for the prosecution was the somewhat
peculiar DR.. Cakes and as Mr.. Stipp appeared
for the defendant there were numerous little
passages at arms between the two, in which the
attorney did not always out-shoOt the DOCTOR
The jury, after hearing the evidence and the clio.
quent counsel for about two days, returned a
verdict of mot guilty. The next case was that
of the People VS.. Peter Harngan, for the alleged
larceny of an oyercoat and pair of gloves ut La
Sale some time ago The jury was cmpannclc'
on Wednesday evening.
On Thursday, Peter Garrigs II, who was put up
on his trial on an indictment for stealing an
overcoat and pair Of gloves at La Sale, was
acquitted, the witnesses for the prosecution hay
ing failed to put in an appearance. This case
was succeeded by that Of the People VI. Adolf
plus Wantz and Fernando Springstcad, on an
indictment for stealing blankets from a farmer
| in the town of Adams. The testimony being
| rather weak, they were acquitted 10y the jury
after five minutes dclibcration. The same dc
PENDANTS were Immediately put upon their tria
on n second indictment for stealing timothy seed
| from a Mr.. Clark, but there being n technical
variance between the ownership as alleged in
the indictment and that which was shown in the
proof, the prosecuting attorney abandoned the
suit.
The famous Rebccca Boyd murder case, APP
pcalcd from Bureau county, has been set for trial
on Thursday, the 18th inst.
The Court was occupied yesterday in trying
VIM. Blackman, OF Marscillcs, on an indictment
for selling liquor without license. ore wit
ness, Il respectable old citizen Of MarscilIc',
brought down the house, and perhaps fixed
the case against the defendant by swearing
that he (witncss) had occasionally drank liquor
on the defendants premises, and invariably gin.
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We observe by our exchanges that charity this
year, instead Of running into fairs, bazaars,
certs, suppers, &c, is taking to an unusual cx-
tent the channel of amateur thcatricals. This is
not only the case in small cities and villages,
but in the large cities. Thus an amateur club
last week gave for three or four nights in sue
cession Shakspearc's comedy of "Much Ado
About Nothing" in the Academy of Music, New
York city, for the benefit Of one of the churches,
aud met with brilliant success. Many good peo-
pie, we know, look askancc at this form OF bencv-
olence but it seems at least as harmless rs fairs,
concerts and dancing parties, which charity in
vokcs SO plentfully in its service. The cynic
may say the kindness intended by the actors is
more than outdonc by the torture inflicted on the
audience; but he is mistaken Though perhaps
not equal to what is occasionally seen at Nc
Nickcr's or Hoolcys, the actors in these repre-
sensations in social position and culture much
above the average of an ordinary stock company
and their acting of higher order. Considered
as form Of social relaxation, amateur thcatri-
calls compare more than fayOrably with most
other fashionable devices for amusement or time
passing. The preparation they involve require
close study and systematic application, no little
advantage itself in the way of wholesome train
ing; while the good cause in which the tell "a
usually borne is admirably calculated to generate
and nurture noble and generous traits of char.
acter
We make this little speech by way of introduc-
ing to our readers an amateur theatrical perform
ancc for the benefit of the Episcopal Church of
this city, which is to take place at the
OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA,
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12TH, 1874,
When will be presented the well known
and popular play of
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COUNT FAIR.--Thc Exc :utiye Committee of
the la Sale County Agricultural Society met at
the Clifton Hotel on Monday last, and partially
arranged the premium list and appointed super
intcndcuts and committees for the fall meeting;
but as the list is not complete, and we wish to
publish it correctly when it is given in this pa
per, we wait for the official document
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1--WE lines o! Agate make one square.

Twelve lines o! AEn'e make one squafe.
Advertisements not under contract must plainly
marked the length OF time desired, they will be couu.
ued and charged for until ordered ont.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hvel les)
Inserted at FIVE dollars per FIVE lines one dol
arper line extra.
Transient advertising in all TO be paid strictly Ii
advance.
ty- Yearly advertisers dtstontlnung their advertise.
ments before expiration the contract will be charg
ed the full above Extra charge will also be made
dissolution and other not connected with their
regular business
Local notices, tftctl certS per line.
tV in no case will ynese terms be departedfrom.
eB The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful that the date the slip corresponds to
the date to which they have paid ana at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
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Maxine THEN UsEFUL.-Mr. Howard has Just
put an immense chopping bloc,m his meat Dom
at the Clifton. He will use it to make hash and
sausage upon. When any his boardcrs become
so week or seldom about paying up, Us to make
it pretty sure that they are at the end of their
financial rope, he will grab them and sling them
upon this block, where they will be transformed
into hash for the other boardcrs to gnaw. Thus
he will combine business with pleasure; thus he
will get sweet revenge and cheap home made
hash
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The pastor of the NJ. E, Church will preach at
Turner Hall on Sunday at p. NJ All are in
yted.
There will be preaching each evening OF the
week, Saturday evening excepted, in the main
audience room Of the Methodist Church Ser.
vice at o'clock.
A public prayer meeting will be held each day
from II to | o'clock in the lecture room. All are
cordially invited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-02-07

LECTURES ON GBoLoGY-The course Of lectures
delivered at the hall in Cheevers block before
the members OF the Academy of Natural Science
on Geology, by Prof Clark, ef Chicago, furnished
quite An attractive feature to the numerous en-
tcrtainments which have prevailed hcec Of late,
The lecturer during the four evenings gave his
hearers very excellent general outline Of the
science Of geology, and did not fail TO instruct
and please his auditors.
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LAILA-Ths operetta was not largely patron
lied as its getters up anticipated. whether this
was owning entirely 10 hard times, or to the fact
that the managers were not well known to the
public we cannot decide. Mr.. Hoffman is 81,
out in the two nights entertainments, but is moi
discouraged He goes to Mendoza to open {
clothing and merchant tailoring establishment
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DIsENToMBED.-Wc are indebted to Harry g.
Brewer for copy of The OacH IYcchIy, also for
the information that after the remains Of Joseph
Lee, the man who dropped dead here last week
had been buried, his friends fearing from the
freshness of his countenancc and the constant
trickling of blood from his chin, cut open by his
fall, that life might not have been extinct, had
the body disintcrrcd. This was done, but after
due time OF hopeless waiting the corpse was re-
buried
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No 17.-Heenan Il Co announce for this week
the new arrival of splendid stock of alpaca
from New York, which they are selling at ex
tromcly low prices. They also have just receiv
ed full supply of beautiful new prints aud
large line of domestics in general, which they
offer at bottom figures. They are selling out
the remainder Of their winter stock at prices to
suit the times, to make room for spring goods
and are offering great bargains. Those who cal
early will have the advantage of full variety tc
select from and the prices will be made to suit
the purchaser in every case. Call soon.
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\ RECKLESS PRANK.-On Tuesday evening last
Mr. Rugg came down town with his horse and
cutter and left them not far from Turner Hall.
In a short time, on returning for them to 20
home, they were gone. On the following morn
ing they were found down towards the Fair
Grounds. They had been driven beyond that
point and turned out to go home. The horse
had ran afoul of fences trees &c, until at last he
caught the cutter between tree and fence,
and could 90 no further Such pranks as this
are but trilc removed from theft, and the per
petrator should look sharp if he would escape
detection and punishment, and particularly if he
should try Il similar experiment
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT

facilities for dong all kinds of job Work in The
ttous styles of the art surpassed In this section
snd respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in
thlsneto give call. BY the udcious ana liberal use
of pristcgs ink many mans fortunGh been made and
the heldis still open Try Il.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.