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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-02-18


Ma EDrrORs-Dr Lyman Bsecher. no mean man in
his day. in answer to the question What. then. is
this universal. natural and national remedy for
intenperanee,' answers ShS tks baaiskssai of ar
dent spSriis ros he li' Of lai articles Of eOznsrss
By correct and etEeieaf public scnhasas. suek as
has turned siarery ou, Of half Of land. aad sill
get ezpsi IL from he srordr In depicting the evils
produced from ardent spirits. be says "cOuld all
the forms of evil produced in the land BY ntsmper-
anee come upon US in one horrid szsy it would appa
the nation, and put an end to the trafe in ardent
spirits IT, in every dwelling bull; by blood. the
stones from the wall should utter MI the cries which
the bloody traffic exorts, aud the beams out 81 the
timber should echo them back. who would build such
a house, and who would dwell in it? What if in
every part Of the dwelling from the cellar upwards,
through all the halls and chambers, babblings and
contentious, and voices, and groans. and shrieks.
and Eailings heard day AMI night What If
the cold blood eoIed out, and stood in drops upon
the walls. and By Preiernatural art, all the CHASTITY
skulls. and bones Of the victims destroyed bJ intern
peranee should stand upon the walls, in horrid SOUP
ture. within and without the building Who would
60 such buildngi What If at eventidG, and At
midnight, the airy forms of men destroyed By intern
peranee were dimly seen haunting the dstilleries,
and stores they received their bsne, or following the
track Of the ship engaged in commerce walking upon
the waves, fitting AthWar the deck, sitting upon the
rigging, ant sending up from the hold within, and
from the waves without, grOans and loud laments,
and waiings2 Who would attend such stores 7
Who would labor in such distillerissl Who would
navigate such shipsf
This enemy, Mr.. Editor. is in our midst doing his
work of death. Spreading its evils among youth.
our fellow citizens, rulers. Destroying this Ha-
wGiiau race, wiping it out from these beautiful val
leys and lovely plains. Shall we sit still, and not
put forth effort for the salvation of the nation
for the salvation Of those love as we love our
selves? Awake friends Of Hawaii Awake sons Of
Temperance Sleep no lOngerll The foe is upon
Now and for ever may we be found among those
who forming correct and efficient public senti-
ment. Among those who seek to dry up the tears,
and heal the wounds which this enemy of mankind
is infictinE upon the race. ALOHA LAHuI
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H01Olslu. Feb. 18th. 1874.

M EDITOR the public arc busily en-
Eaged IN discussing the causes which led the
cent lzeutable riot and are 50 earnestly calling for
the punishment OF the ignorant rioters who took
part in it. they should overlook Of the priu-
cipal exciting cause.-the publication Of inhamma-
toy appeals to the natives which have appeared for
several months past in q local publication. That
paper has sought more particularly in It's veruacu-
lar department, TO stir up the people agains; the
regularly appointed officers Of the Crown thus aim
iug Indirectly to weaken the Sovereignty. It has
sozghi to inspire lie native readers with the belief
that in them rests the power 10 make such changes
in g0verunent they wish, aud to make demands
Inconsistent with reason as in its hsrangues to the
native police to demand the same pay foreigners
receive Moreover, Its apparent aim has been 10 be-
little the Government 10 the eyes Of the eredalous
COMMON people, thus Indirectly seeking to create
couteups for law and order Had this been done
bat ooee OF tTce il might have been overlooked as
harmless bal Il has been 2ersevered in With per
sistency Indicative Of some object 10 be accom-
pilshed. This persistency has apparently carried
c0nTciioz in the minds Of its ignorant readers
that there must be truth in what is said We have
nov seen this incendiary sheet bringing forth its
legitimate and souzht-forfruts. We have witnessed
The simple and ignorant popGlace bro1ght together
under the belief that they possessed the power to
regulate the succession and thst whatever they de-
rnAuded must be done We have seen the Repre-
sCntEtTes Of the people set upou beaten, wounded,
and some Of them len dead, By these misled no
tiers for 10 other than because they dared to
% their d5fy 70 their constituents and their eoun
tn. And II ever 4 fan Investigation is made into
the causes direct indirect which have instigated
and led 70 this bloody not the grand jury Of the
country VII hold is editors and Publisher as re-
spousible, and II any are indicted and punished,
thev ehorld be auorr the number. IS
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The Prayer Coz dc Royal FamiIy.

To ~ Editor of ne Ha'cziiau Gaaetts:
SIR;-O5ieeiion having been raised in certain
quarters to the name Of Qaeen Emma being placed
before that Of Queen Kapiolau in the prayer for the
Royal Family in the Cathedral Of the Anglican
Church. 1 trust YOU viii allow NE space to state
that the order Observed is that which would obtain
under like circumstances in the Court Of Great
Britain Any one who viii consult prayer book
Published in the early part Of the reign Of Her pres
eut Majesty viii find that the Queen Dowager then
took precedence Of the Consort Of the Sovereign
and he Cousort Of the Sovereign took precedence
Of tie Heir apparent am yours faithfully,
ALFRED WILLS, D. D.
Bishop OF the Anglican Church in Hawaii
Iolaaf College, Feb. I6 1874
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70 IL Eii,0r ef 10 Gazeite:
SIR viii yoa be good enough to correct false
impression caused BY paragraph under the head OF
School OGt,n ia the P c. AdgertisT Of Saturday
last The paragraph contains one OF those vile in
sinasiious which convey so much, bat Of which so
little handle is given 10 lay hold Of but ii Is never
theless answered il few words The teachers Of
the Royal school were all at their posts the days
IL question: taught the score Of boys who appeared
and then left The principal then sent them after
the absentees, who all appeared the next day, and
the school duties went in their usual course dur
fnC the rest Of the week Il would perhaps show
little wisdom, II not generosity, TO enquire at
head quarters, before publishing malicious sugges
lions l am sir, yours, &c,
ALEX. MACINTOSH
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ae a.rrt a1sl uae- q -ls ga phel the w-1d
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10. raa- d nh-tt % 81 In o. - r = iluE is-7
b. 81 -asa s-a.a-.tr ss-ealg ~ slpGess g y tie
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Action OF the Consular Corps.

Ala meeting Of the COusular Corps. held on
Saturday last At the Office Of Mr. Sehsefer, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted
upou the suggestion Of one Of the members:
Rssotusz. That the senior Of the Consular Body,
Mr. Heuek. accompanied by Mons Baileu, who
jcins 10 bis functions q Commissioner those Of
Ccusul for Franee, call upon the Representatives OF
tire united States and Great Britain, ard eonveyt 10
them tie sincere thanks Of The Foreign Cousuls for
the prorrtuess and impartialiiy With which they,
through thesr ships OF var in port assisted the local
authorities IN putting end 10 the disturbance Of
last Tnursdsy, without 10 any way interfering 10
Hawaiian politics. BY 80 doing not Only lives and
property Of American ard British subjects together
with Hawaiian was saved, but such protection was
likewise given 10 the subjects Of all other nations
represented here hY the members Of the Consular
Corps ard graiefaliy acknowledging this fact, the
fairusSs and readiness OF those who extended such
protection is highly commcndable. The gallant and
moderate conduct Of the Captains. otncers and men
o. the TzsearUra. Tt7isdos and E6-tsaouA was
pleasing iact. and the approaching thanks OF the
meeting 10 Captains Beknap, Ray aud Skerrett, and
those under their command, 70 be communicated
% then through their respective Representatives,
here
The Committee Immediately called upon Mr.
Peircs and Mr. Wodehouse and delivered the
foregoing message. vbereupon these gentlemen
expressed their fullest appreciation Of this act on
the par. OF the Consular Corps. renewing the as
surance that at all times the interests Of tie sub
jects Of all nations together with those Of this
kingdom would be gladly aud readily guarded By
them.
- Ara meeting Of the I 0. G. 7. Lodge No. 5,
he'd Tuesday evening. February l2th 1874. the fol-
loving preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. through the powerful and infinite wis
Sen Of nsvererring Creator. another link has been
serersd from cur long list Of Kings by the death Of
HIS Majesty William Charles Lunalilo, therefore,
Rssolred. That while we acknowledge 8 just dis
rensztiou Of Divine Providenee in the death Of His
ate Majesty. ys; re bow our heads in sorrow and
euru the loss Of fAithfal friend, whose interest
the prosperity Of the Kingdom lived with him long
a. be remaissd % earth.
Res0lref, That while We mourn our great lcss, We
remember also the members Of his household, who
are alec nO1ruinS, aad commend them 70 cur heaven
ly Father for tha, comfort aud consolation which be
alone can give.
Rs-0lrr7 That ia due respect TO the memory Of the
deceased. our Lodge room be draped in mourning,
that We attend the funeral in body, that His High
ness Carries Kanaina be furnished with copy Of
these resolutions aud that the same be entered upon
the minutes Of the Lodge. DANIEL PORTER.
GEORGE CEowTER-
GEORGE TRuBLE.
Commiaee.
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Australia cannot at the present day be looked up
heather land out of its population of $685.
ISL, the members of the Church of England number
229 .OOO Presbytsrians, 459 900; MethOdsts SO 900
Congregationalists, 1900; and Roman Catholics.
$4,000, while heathens and all others combined
number only 1850. 1t is estimated that Onethrd Of
the population attend the churches There in the
country, sol ministers of all denominations. 934
churches and chapels, accommodating lsI9l4 sitters
1888 Sunday Schools, 6.Ol9 teachers, and average
attendance Of I76, 5e6 scholars.
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r.r-r--r- nro-rsssas -ez Saturday svening
lu-s rr--sssiu- 1a--gi1E ever 81 hunarce tsr1hss
za-u5sz z-uzrz ~ F-1r-Fs- ssTrsss- Tisi;iHg TIE
raIaur azi -esissauu = s--s q ne 60vs-u=sat
-E-s- r-E -ts1-ss zuss roeass-uzsly fs- our usEiy
slu.oz a. Z --s zas lG-Esss Frosssziou 81 TIE
ta.s ur ave srs- seen ulf ke-e.
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wuE Nru-rn.-E7s ursr-ztaud th1s The Hon
E1zzrE EauaEl rl-sss-e-t-rc ron he oistrict q
Puna Elu1E- haE hasr u111e1 free passage %
So Frrn-src rrt ns-k- ard ssu iczre u the bark
49,. VIA szzE IA week NJ y Is =
vrr-r r1slrs azE t-l- ru1reseu.ztirc Of he rs
~ -srl .r.iur ~ EHwzfEus, u1o arr ucW taking
~ -1nes III sts 1920 raor n 1issi1uz-ies found
a-e .sr nrez Er = Eatzaie q NJ. LyDzn's
Err nnr1air- sranol wtErr hs las for one OF two
~u.-s pc s.s- a iczct1- 81 rz-he-stics- BE Is
l-rwr lt-uurnr-1 ~ EruuF to- hs izcePenceut
mmrr rru-EE DC thE Iss-Elnrnrr, q WhieA he has
trrn rs.f-I -su-ou fsr Ers Eczn r-zt, and Il Il
80 CO.. -lz..-s e. - pclia1ll cuzrse th1t he las
Eur- - ruz q srua rlEIarl 20 szr Frzneiaco We
.r--u-s an H. ou- frc-ss u thaf cisT, a. worthy
81 s-rss -rr-.i--s r.1urr q tin
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W-lrrrE o. No. c1-r1zpoudeut vrites fro n
Nalaszn -WE AT hEriuC atzutEacs q raia, and
81 -assc uruce tie e11ut-y hzs been Wssered as not
a-a IS F1--s- ne F-a=eui uooi Eeafhe- rerniads
raar rr 1a-rM suUuar cliulEic- I1e ther1o-
--sra- tna sruoe az ST a. MEkaEAo, and q 81 AZ
wa-sE a ra-sT e1zsissiuE uf three American
l11sa ar1 tNu E11,aolae- s7,1ut rigtt last week
r- hes -uz1 81 Hai1akalh A. might have beea
-s-.-az -asy szEa-=l oozsise--tig iro1a The cold
-rr---s - =.s-a--ea-
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Desirable Real Estate For Sale.
near Punah0u, eonsisting Of
8 LIZ YLLuLELE HOUSE AND LuIl
THE GULICK Pm

Within two miles Of HoEoIuu, and i've minutes walk
Of Oahu College
The Lot Is about Three Acres enclosed With
Stone Wall. aad well stocked With Shrubbery Fruit
and Shade Trees.
The House is TWO STORIES, and, including ave
randa half round It, Is 5sxs4, With cellar under
half Of the building. Has Eve rooms on the ground
floor and fve chamber with closets. well Of pure
Eztsr the door, and also running water for rri
CATION There Is also eouFenisat Carriage House
sud other ont buildings the premises.
TITLE, PEE SIMPLE.
Also three Lots, about half nile from The College
and two miles from Honolulu one Of Eve acres en-
closed with stone wall, " eight acres and an
other Of shout thirty the latter adjoa
ing the premises Of L. MeCully, Esq.
AND ALL ARE DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES I
For Terms, apply to
J. 0. CARTER, or
as g o. II. GULICK.
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80 Tesar-sHg ~zs ahs chiasss EeT Years day,
-ts- s-r-y ra--ia.i- csiuEz-r ksFt 0Pou hosss aud
z--s--t--s a. 10 es1sS- ssas q the tlhlss SET
-u- uur E-c disriErt. AID the hosFisabis rposFsoa
--.- e. rzss uas ru41y rstrvzaiug q these not
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MARREED.

uEs.EF1 -ETLuaEE-lH 80 fr@uut.co CAL ssHgaEy
sr1 ra-~ Vs. Eeu-1 Berger e sE-aA A
rr t..r = ca
"a --ll-sr Har Ess--u-s a. q ths Rss Z Coaa.
w h- n-awr Ea1 M. Haria Z, iH-s q Huno-
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~ TIA au-sss hu-ss has besr tbs great attTae-
-- Il rar r.-i resks sd hus5zsdE q l1dios and
-tl-r- tarr Hssz 20 g. A. szeoiczt ueeouzt q
nr - ruuE ca car fazrtk raze. and vhsu va
- - 4 = s-z - - hc-ss-
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90 ava RSIaI--

E1YaIrzr FEEKCkET - ls-S
w - u1 zur r--s --ss i- tu-uea ei-rh-s Hua
.- -sn-- rrla- a-as1-a- l-ur al-o-heG vi-s
e. a-r-.-r-e.-- --H- rrare-srt
----.---s b. l--e as n ~ s-sa-sr zsz--rr-r.
.a aa-- aaa a.s -1a $50 sal-l 49, IA Ia ar
sr-
-a-s-.-.u-z s,-s,- %. ma 81 49, sru-d
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TO- Tn EHausas ~ai1s isa ca Mauday, is 70
r-asr sl ---zH 1r HsraH- tuuchi1E Il a. The Psin-
rsrs pea Pa of a. representatives rsturnsd
ar ti-- tauau iH bsr. zhsg VI nos Be treated By
aas- -1-s5lus-u q. rosEtly e. stey we're here
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- ---s-rksE Hr E.r-ar- - l--slss Pkgs su-
-. - e---- -r- b 1aie ruIr e-z-s-
49, g. - - Frtr So
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Ar-u-sr -Til Bio We have report that Mr..
-alr Lle-u-c ms pl-h severe aociseut Vhiie SIR
-ear rau- -ht c-zter oi Eia1ca- Dr. Wet1ore
w. ur-- be- ruu5er hiu 1eaiszl assissAuos.
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-. d Id MEEK.

- TEE sever ea-rhQ cake shock Uas felt 81
81 ID. r1r uixaE of Fes. ia NJ Damage Sas
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Tc Let or Lease I!

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES ON
1iskea Street. forneriy oceupisd By A. P. BrekHoOd
Ee7- For partis1lars apply 70
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIS Reward!

WILL BE PAID at this Office for
w GOLD QUARTZ FOB SEAL, lost on the
evening Of the 18th inst. 1t
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Golden Cate Flour.

DAKER's EXTRA * EXTRA FAMILY,
ID RsesiTtd By the Murray and for aals b.
-BOLLEa { co,
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20 Lef.

90 THE HOUSE AND PREMISES PORN
ST cry ocrrpiad b. the la.e Dr. S P Ford For part
- eEiA-ss app,y . tiss-nJ r GILL4LASD-
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A Valuable Property
For Sale

en- LOT OF o ACRES OF LAND. WITH
:. good NEW DWELLING HOUSE and KITCHEN
@ attached frontage Of about $50 feet Beretania
Street and 95 feet Punahou Avenue Near the house
well yielding abundance Of failing fresh water
with Windmill attached. The prospect seward and in
land unsurpassed in the suburbs Of Honolulu The place
may be sold whole in lots suit purchasers For
further information inquire Of s. B. DOLE,
64s-u ]. d. PARIS
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A FULL7 As8O8THElI OF IHE
"A above, direct frDu 10 Ppckera. fer 5alebE
40 nOLEES : Co
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Something New!

a. co. have received pcr D. c. Mm-
ID ray. small condgnment Of BUTTER, made By
the INV PROCESS. The attention Of purchasers Is
solicited- 47f
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A New Assortment Of Teas.
Japan TEA AND CHINA TIA
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ANCHORS.

THGLIsH TRoE-sT0CK AECH0Rs-WEIgaR
II from 100 lbs. % 1900 lbs. Fer sal. b
Bo1LES AGO.
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San Juan Lime,

A SPLENDID ARTICLE-4OO Barrels
"A received By The Matte Massey. For salo By
EOELE9 co,
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T1OR SALE BY
u $50 B0LLB5 60.
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At s meeting Of the .COusular Corps. held on
Saturday last. At the Office Of Mr.. Sehsefer, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted
upon the suggestion Of one Of the members:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28
The indianapolis Butter Convention.

In a little less than four weeks a
very important convention Is to be
held at Indianapolis. 1t is one in
which butter makers, butter dealers,
and butter consumers are interested.
We refer to the second meeting Of
the Manufacturers of and Dealers il
Factory and Creamery Butter. This
society was organized at Beloity
Wis, on the Sd of last March, and
adjourned to meet at Indianapolis
On the 18th Of June. We learn from
various sources that deep interest is
taken in the forthcoming meeting,
and that the attendance is likely to
be very large. The Butter and
Cheese Exchange Of New York and
the Produce Exchange of Philadel-
phia have taken action in regard TO
this movement, and promise to aid
all they can in the effort to advance
dairy science. Probably In no
branch of industry has there been a
greater waste through ignorance
than in the science of butter-inakiag.
From this cause alone millions OF
dollars are lost every year by Amer
lean and Canadian butter-makers,
and any society designed to aid in
preventing this sacrifice cannot re-
ceive too much encouragement. Mr..
Daniel w. Dalse, of Beloit, President
of the association, has offered 81 900
in eleven prizes for essays on butter
manufacture and the merit of these
essays is to be decided on at the In
diana Convention. They will no
co lbt draw out some OF the best
talent in she country, and their pub
LEGATION must give new impetus to
the branch of industry OF which
they will treat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

A VERY rapid, safe. and easy way to
make money, is to procure territory to
induce the latest useful invention that is
wanted every day, by every one every
where, who has a family, fall sized
Sewing Machine with Table aud Treadle
for only $40 that does the same work as
Machine you would pay $50 for, rapid,
smooth and firm, makes seam so strong
the cloths viii tear before the stitches
rip apart. Eight new attachments for
all work and the improved Button Mole
Worker used by US only, Agents saly
need show them in operation to sell in
every house they enter. $50 and APP
wards cleared daily by smart agents. No
such Machine was ever offered at any
such price. $4,000 sold Last year, s0O,.
900 families use them Demand increas-
ing every day where they become known.
Minister'S, Judges, Lawyers, Editors,
Nachlnsts, Taylors, &c, recommend
thea as perfect Rights given free to
first applicants If shere is no agency
your place write for it, or bay 4 Mas
chine for your family or a relation, there
Is none better or 80 cheap Machines
sent to all parts of the country on receipt
Of price $40. Read advertisement be-
ginning 500 saved in every family in
another part of the paper, Address the
proprietoys, RoEERr } MuLAiGAS * Co.,
336 Canal St, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

LADIES ready-made suits can be
obtained at the City Store, such as
Linen, Grass Cloth, Striped Percales,
White Muslin Suits, all made up
according to the latest styles and
patterns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28
Osrll NEW MACHINE

: IS larger than some Of the $50 machines VIII
: do every description ot sewing Hem Fell,
Tuck, Seam, Q2ilt, Braih, Cord Bind. Gather,
! Ruflle, hirr, Plcate, Fold, Scullop, Roll, En-.
: broiitr. Run up Breaiths, nc, Sc Nill sew
anStN < a needle viii go.throu h. .MJkeS he
: Strongest Sljtcb t"e'ct,. SO strong that the
cloth viii tear before the Seany.Win rip apar,.
: Has s,lf adjusting straight nerdS, reliable
accurate feed diryCt mutton, nv complication
, If coggs or cam 10 otl or get ouf of order, is
ia smooth aud corr, 80, quickly understood
and easily man gcd
The inventors Of those excellent rnachines
, can be relied upon az upright md responsible
men, well worthy Of tla- confidence and pat
ronauc of our Christian READERS. Northern
: F6Uygb Sfyg8yyH y. \ Dee 2Ith
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lNEI.A E1ON

Or no imitation is not the question with
j. II. Cartwright Large sales and rea.
souahle profits is the motto at his store.
where YOU can buy Jewelry at bottom
figures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

NOTHING adds more to the cheer
full appearance of a home than neat
paper hung upon its walls. A large
selection of the latest patterns can
be seen at the p, O. Book Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

AT the City Store may be found
at greatly reduced prices, ladies'
slippers and children's shoes and
CATERS, also gents and boys boots
and CATERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

II. J. CAMPBELL will take great
pleasure in showing you handsome
assortment of the latest styles Of
Wall Paper. lift
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

TO GARDENERS and all who want
seeds; At Motietts' Drug Store
there is stock of Seeds unsur-
passed in the city. Price, 5 cents
per package. l3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

HAVE you seen the new silks
ranging from Sl.OO to $500 per
yard-at Deller's. They are cheap
indeed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

LADIES, have you seen the new
style shawls at the City Store Ge
see, and learn the prices of them,
and be convinced that they are
cheap
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

REMEaBER that economy is wealth
Save your money by purchasing of III I
Osborne
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

feasible Il PARMELE are we'll pre,
pared to do justice to all. They have .
weII,iilIed store Of good groceries, dry
goods, boots, shoes, Ne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-28

HALF PRlCE. AT Cartwright's can he
had extras to all sewing machines in the
market fer one~hulf the usual price.