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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

The Indiana Farmers Convention does
not suit the Democracy. The Enquirer
p'onoune,s it ia fraud, a delusion, a
snare, and a deception" and q Terre
" ute correspondent Of the same journal
Gays of the Changers:
II they are honest and intend 10 rid them.
selves of their causes Of Complaint. and not be
controlled by the designing men in the Re pub
lican party, they will rndOubtealy Join. b hsods
With the Demooratio'party and drive this cor
rHipt party from power. At any rate. there is
but one thing for the Democratic party of fudi.
ana t6 do :: Open their doors, so that all who
are 0Ppssedto the present corrupt administra-
tiOn'aad' who desire that the present state OF
effAirs shall cease, can come in and join US.
But it must be understood that the Demo-
cratic party does not intend to abandon its or
ganization.
Imagine, If you can, the Changers &C.
ing over in body and joining the Den =
o>ratic party! And what for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
Correspondence Columbus Grove Videtie
Great Excitement In Ottawa.

Las, Sabbath wss day long to be remem-
bered. The whisky ring created great ex-
citemeut By representing TO have buried the
body of tur friend, A. BretI. NJ aome dark hour
OF last Saturday night. They threw up q
grave and erected q wooden monument, inscrib-
ing on Il the following languages "a. BretI ;
died June 9th 1874, aged n yrs., On, l day,
aud len . wife aud ihres childrsn 70
mourn their loss. He died of crusade fever and
suftuess Of the brain." This burial was made
near the brewery, aud on tho sabbath day
there was great many passing 10 aud from
the grave all day, and great many ridieu lous
remarks made. and the grave was decorated
with 'horns, thistles, burd"ek, gOosequills and
railroad spikes.
We greatly regret that the people Of Ottawa
should resort 10 such lownsss but this, only
goes 10 cnnfrm the assertion OF Mr. Brstz's
language In his advertisement. This but shows
what their desires are were there no law 10 pro-
tect temperance people.
The beTyit widow "a she II called, says, were
her husband lying under that disgrscsful
grave. and marked with that ridiculous monu.
msnt, she would feel much more honored than u
she could enjoy his society a. q drunksrd and
yet we feel pleased to see Mr. BretI rejoicing
that the people who compose the whisky ring
will come out frankly aud show their eolors.
Msa r. n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

The people of Iceland are said to medi-
tate a mellenial exodus en- masse to the
Uaited States. Repeated failures OF
their scanty crops and recent volcanic
disturbances have predlsposed the whole
population to abandon the island. They
number about sixty thousand souls.
Canadians are studying how to secure
this valuable emigration, and our north
western territories should not neglect the
opportunity.
-. The ordinary route to the island Is by
'u-~u of Scotland. and tile best time for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

All persons indebted to them will please call
and make immediate settlement.
Their Entire Stock is for Sale on easy terms.
One-half the amount will be taken in land or
city property.
The building in which they have been doing
business. can be leased for term Of years, on
reasonable terms.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

Z" Monday evening last, a. the Sherin
OF D,kalb was taking poor Ware to tho
cars TO be sent to his doom-imprisOh
ment for life-they passed through the
public square OF Decatur, and by.a crowd
In which two men were seen In furious
conflict, II would seem: had but little In
terest left In life, or In men; he said, my
friends, hear me. My troubles beKah
lust like. yours Is doing now, and lOOkj
- Is the end Of IT,, lie inmedIatsiy re-
sImsd his march 10 the ears, and, a. h
stricken with panic, the two men 10
whom this timely warning was given
separated and kfr the ground without
another word, ,"-AHanta Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

One of our exchanges thus pithily put
It.: "When two gentlemen in high esti-
nation Of the communities In which
they live, differ In matter Of no vital
Importance to anybody, the best thing
understanding without the aid OF a news
.paper. Men who can withstand almost
anything In. private conference, almost
favarinbly get !" tighten mad" when
they get Into phint. Newspaper editors
nFs the Only exception to. this rule"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

Hartford is afflicted with base ball on
the brain. According to the Times
"only the churches remain without q
ball organization. All the dry goods
shops, schools, corner groceries, insur-
ance offices, banks, and city government
departments are at it; and clubs are a.
titlly organized by streets. Even the
young women are playing base ball. We
are now waiting to hear from match b :.
tween the Protestant EpiscopIl club and
the Seventh Dry Baptist nine."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
.I1ERSTFs. SALE. .
Msh,on x. M.piey s,pil IUwood csapsy, o.

N.hIop. x. M.pi.y s,pit iUwOod csap.y, o.,
L.1i. schaf.,. Common FIs.s.
Ry virtue ofan alias order " sslS, ,fssued In
the above entitled eause, by The, Cjsrt-of he
Cout, of Common Pleasdf Wood county, 0lhe,
the COurt-house, In BavlifR 0resn,qR N,r
rvekasy, SSly sfsty Isfta -
Between 10 and II o'cl6ck A. N. 81 ssid day;
the following Described teRl gstAte, toAwit;
Tho smph half of3;Rissf TracIV humber
ANY -ope t5Il, less forty (i0A. Rcret off the
east aide thereof, eoptsninR seventy (70l NJ
land, all in WOOds connty. Ohio Temrs Of
sale, cash. .Apprgissd.s At 3ssap. -<u =
@. g: BAIRD, Sheriff.
II. IT. DoDaa. Plh's ATTY.
June 10, 1874 - . 9et6 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

All O'Clock A. NJ, 10 pvt in nomination q
county ticket To- be supported q, the fall eleo'
tiOn.
,All friends oftemperauee, and all who are
opposed 10 license, are earnestly requested to
be present. Good spea kers in attendance.
By order Of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19
Wood County PROHIBITION COs,sntIOn
Thur.day, JUNO aS. tsTt,

The Citizens Of Wood County, 0hio, sre re-
quested to meet in Mass Conveniion at Bow
llsya Greer. ...
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

The Enquirer wants the Temperance
question introduced into tho coming po-
lItical canvass, tbs DeiSocrscy "piant.
ing" itself squareiy on the sIde Of Beer
and whisky. The organ has great hopes
Of success " thel Dem0craey will only
make itself the special champion Of In
temperance, and convert itself into @
grand saloon party. II they have no
principles more exAltrd or important
than the conservation VI drunkenness and
drunkar l-nnak'ng, they should Of course
take the Euquirer's advice. .--7imes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

JIM. Hssg and ,. n Tyler, sttOrnie.
In the liquor interest Of Napoleon, have
served writ Of Quowarranto upon
CouncIlnssn A. N. Wright, y. Bigger and
ID. d. Turnbull, TO appear before the Su-
preme Court of Ohio and show why
they are actlng IN the capacity Of Coun-
cilmen of said village. saloon keepers
must havo an undue, amount Of money
t0 dispose Of They will 1nd that .
fool and his money are 'toon parted"
They are fine game for the lawyers.--
.Xnl,aL. -,-E.. - -.tE :. =.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-19

TIRE partnsrsAip Of Cock 4 Johnssn is THE.
il day dissolved By mutual eonpent.;- !.
The bsis,stfs will be closed By the DO
dersignsd. ~ whom immediate payment mast
BE- made " sssia sosta,' ASHKR COOK, :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
HALLS GALLERY,

On Main s'rtet. We invite the publIe 10 eaIl
and examine this mammoth size OF Pine Photo
graphs, and RuArLntee that Il will repay ali who
take the troable 70 do 20. You can now have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
Scenes from the Life of Jacob.

lHAFpeEs for GoTenbsr.
Some time since q party Of ladies and
gentlemen went on tour OF inspection
through Durham Castle. The "lions"
were shown 10 them by an elderly female
Of sour, solemn, snd dignified aspect. In
the course Of their pefegrinations they
came 10 the celebrated tapestry for which
the castle ia 60 famed.
These" said the guide, in true show.
man style, favored with dish OF piety to
suit the subject, end pointing 10 several
groups Of figures upon the tapestry
these represent scenes in the lie oil
jacob"
"Oh, yes-how pretty" said a young
lady; and with laugh, pointing to two
figures il somewhat close proximity, she
continued: "Isuppose that ia jacob kissing
Rschtl'
No, madam" responded the indignant
guide, with crushing dignity, that il
Jacob wrestling with the sngelr
The men hsw.hswed, the young lady
subsidized and offered no further expository
remarks, but groaned under q sense Of IN.
woEthiness during the rest OF the visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04

only 50 far as in harmony with those
Standards. 1t can also ST any time be re.
peGled or amended. The Canon on this
subject wAs first adopted in fuller form
BY the Lower House. The House Of
Bhhops rejected 1t. Then q Committee
Of Conference was appointed, who sue
eeeded in framing & report, which WAS
passed By both Houses. It Is as fol-.
lows:
~ II any Bishop have reason TO be-
lieve, or II complaint be made 10 him IN
writing by two or more presbyters, that
within bis jurisdiction ceremonies or
practice not ordained or authorized in the
Book Of Common Prayer, and setting
forth or symbohzipg erroneous or doubt
tul doctrines, have been introduced By
any minister during the celebration Of
the Holy Communion, such as
"a The Elevation Of the Elements in
toe Holy Communion in such manner As
TO expose them 10 the view Of the people
as objects towards which alteration should
be msde;
g) Any sets Of alteration Of or toward
the Elements IN the Holy Communion,
such Ss bowipg, prostrstions or genuflex.
ions; snd
lsj All ether scts no, Authorized or
allowed By the Rubrics OF the Book Of
Common Prayer.
II shsll be the duty Of such Bishop 10
summon the Standing Committee as his
council OF advice, and With them 70 In
vts!igaie the matter.
This also is plainly against the Ritual
ISIS still, number Of considerations lead
many persons to doubt whether It will
practically amount to much. 1t will be
noticed that it decides nothing as 70 the
right or wrong Of the RitsElis,ic practices.
It speaks Of them IS synboliziug zero
mons or doubtful doctrines, and only pro.
poses tbs! under certain certain circum-
Stances the Bishops shall investigate the
ms!ter. Tie decision Of the question is
left with the Bishops. The fact that they
were not disposed, except IS q compro-
mise, to adopt any Canon on the subject,
seems 10 indicate 8 want Of sympathy
with the proposed remedy. 1t Is well
kuoSu that & large number Of them are
suspected Of az inclination 10 the Ritual
islic party.
The claim Of msny Low Churchmen,
such Is were Bishop CUnf1Ss, Mr.. La.
TAsE and Mr.. CHENEY before their with.
drawsl, is that the 700, OF the evil is in
the PrsyeF Book. They find there teach.
ings which look to Dspliamal Regeners.
ton, resl sacrifice in the Lords Supper
and Priestly functions in the ministry.
Assuming thi: TO be true, the remedy csn.
not be lound in any Canon such as has
been enscied, but in 8 revision of the
Prayer Book Itself Such q revision the
Convention declined to undertake.
On the whole, to an outsider it looks Is
il the conflicts By no means over. Ritz,
slism has been worsted in this battle, bu,
not destroyed. The final decision between
tao two parties has only been adjourned
Three years hence when the next Con,
vendOn meets it will be strange il it doec
not sgsin appear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
@astod
n THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF

n THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
L Wheeling.
George B. Caldwell, AdnlnlI:ra:nr OF The ,s.,.
Of Moses Q. Good, deceased,
GsssAAa;I National Bank OF wts, yl,r.,I, 4,
wheeling, At a. In chIneery.
The underEIgned Commissioner Of ssId Co,-.
hereby gives notice that in purtuIree OF 4 &c.
Iee made and entered IN the above entIilsd
Ssnse oy aid Court on The Sth day Of september
tsit; aS viii, ~ his once on the noTtheaIt CON
& 81 Saspline and Twelfth EtTeets, IN The eitT OF
Haeehng, West Virginia, o. ne ca dly az Be.
oeaoI ~; commencing ~ 10 O'Clock ~.
pssoG3se1 % tAke state AID report an Geeoart 81
ne Lens upon the real estate mentioned n M
eul, being that Of Hhish Il. o. Good died ,eiS.S
anc Possessed and the priorities thereof and Of
Moses c. Good, decd; and Thai he win iSytSs,'
u ne same time and place, inquire into AID r.,
port any other matter deemed pertinent hy M.
self o. Whieh may Be required By any 81 the
Commissioner Of EIid Court
ClLoEnL 4 CALDWELL, Soils i9s Conpgt
oet3I-W
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acknowledgements.

MAIN STREET BUSINESS
N STAND RoR RENT.
The Store Room and DEsllipg situate O the
east side tf Main street. north Of ilih, and a
present oeeupied By n EnsheInef GS . DRY
Goods Store, Il hereby offered for rent. POSES.
sion By April ilt 1875 Ths number ia les.
Apply 70 THOs. O'nRiEN. Real Relate AIT,
OF PATRICK KENNEDY, itSI HAia street
noyt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
FEMALE CoLLrGg

ItorT.=7-,lourdsd By tAa eiuGsp, NV.
ing Tot The liberal eeseltioa Of theft eaq, hyt.
iinooEp ofand N ls51-TWVrty iJsf years rsts, .
grAduAtes since lsf0 '-H
.DEp9FtElsni1 -PIepafatoFy, Aeade-nls g..
ztAts, Ancient ard Modem LAAFuIPes. A. a..
ConterIatory Of NsIis Pal AEe 49,
eoarte Of ttldy. 90
Hoesly.-Able and exIeEieneea inFrae;,,,r
eTs-J Observation-Disclosures tesehers n nj
P1plg still received Gnd ehGrTed trn5.,,.i,.,,.
rSteS Terms lower than n IKE irsats;id.,
"elI- tey4l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
3pecia! Notices,
LaughlIn,s Infant Cordial.

The cni!d's cu:e When teething-to relieve In.
Elimination Of tie Guns, 10 sIlSy uneAGlnt.s, 70
qaltl Co.!e PANS, % promote Sleep, 70 care
summer Complaint This we consider one ofths
most valuable Tentcies 10 be kept in the tSiaily
when the children Are eating their teeth. We
are selling Thousands Of bottles, and have 10
hear re Hrst person ray Il Il roI al We recon-
mend ito be.
AoIHIEs, have Jou ret!y. ttI.4iE7 BIZ that
TURNS the HOURS Of night (Eken you 20 IonT
for rest MO ore LoSg. wEAHr oAT TntE a
FoRRIAISZ and CARR! CTy--Cy-CTy-alI dSy
and all night long! II you hAye-Ri.(1 10
Is1SoH-oe convinced, hLiLGa no EoE1sr-I NV
drops o! INFANT CORDIAL Ard your ektld WILL
DC fAclFtGD, And SWIFT, REYEIsHLNs ELXtP will
take the place OF WAEEICL trFPKRISG-procuIe
81 once bottle. Sold BY AL Druggists md
LAUGHLIS BROS. q CO, Proprietors.
Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
Educational.

E ggGAEE YNgE SOS!
Nstioen Bss.nsss cousra Prr,S,,. ..
nen aid boys for 6usirest Ne ItdIySs-y,Gi 90 -
t91sti0a ,EiIea e1ch student Il IIs ~ =,
teatneIf, best ecafsa q s;ady, and dogs -. -
IL ttodGuu PoE Cireulsr Sidfcss 1870 '
-, MARTIN 4 PRAsEkk
oSl2 WhSeiisz. W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPTT Rnn1 ron Youxs Nu non tie
elects Of Rrro.s AID Abuses in carly LIE. Nan.
hood Restored: Iapedinents 70 Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. llg n. Ninth st.eet, Phi.
sdelphiS, PA..-Sn Institution having high rep
ut1tion for honorable oo1taet Had professional
skill. sspT-dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04
Grand Exhibition 4!

The LenE for the Big Camera has At last AZ.
lived IRON London, and specimens OF work from
re same viii be placed On exhibition Saturday
evening, the fth list, IN tie chow windows Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16
Interesting Items.

SrEH CrSE reR ScCEVr.-A Nsrhls,oua fsr3sr
vas Alssssi shSrs ,ins sgo ey eeisg na3s the
e~ser Of sisAt hogs Unferturatsly. howsver these
.uusls sos The sez-vy 50 the owasr ianeaiately ~
parea so The grss, beg see;or. s sose parts kseuu
ey the sa@e Os 81 ssa wanted to krov What be
RusS O. % save bis hogs. Sell Which Is short for
SolOzsa. b scar relative e that wise uaa usne3
il SsrP,srs. asd is sos sOly shorOugsly rad IL ~
gard to al diseases Ss all ssizals. bat especially
posted IN rslatiee u beg diseases. lie thsrvfe-s
Suiesiy rvsPouaed that they must be giyen srseuie
vhiSh would cure the seerry IN shert o-ser. The
fpruer bOugas the arssnie. gave to his svius. and
fosr e thea dead. While the others look very
susA ss tsOsss they is,esd to follo- ssis- There
isaa dSshs however Ee01s the ssurvy beiug eurcd.
Hev MASr Esss SserLD a HES SEr wrrss-
Ms Soessicr that people ssrer sg-ee upon eggs-
astly. TIE eSuRon nunher IS twelve or thirtee1.
Soss Aess Sc, On twenty three or t-easy-Four eggs
And hatch cut al bar zee Or tuo- Csually sneen
sixsrsa, srv allowed fsr g0es-sised hsa. VII
ter in late uuassr q MOore's Raul Nee Yorsrr
seated tAAi be aaa tbs SprinS ssvensy-tu0 eggs
der three eess-tvsnsy-Ss1r each ard tbxt they
batsssd stKy-uise chickens TIVE bad sal grvvs dead
birds. and bat one vas asaled. he SAYS. also that
As bad thres bees With seventeen Eggs each and
ere With eighteen. every ssg batchiss In usk-
ing nests, take box sight to ten inches deep. 81
sP vise sue sandy earth. vish sp-iaklss Of -ood
aAss. to uithia three inches % the top boou
sS; rest 0f the reqsired SHAPE. put ia K piece q
Cd ssekng. ts the dirt. and Mistress sidiy
has as eo=fortaee nest as she ea1d assirs-uers
f-ve froz izseces thaa whsa hsy or straw Is used
4a1 the nsss % have rore ever. urifo-r de-
gree % Temperature there is e. chance fsr cold air
ts shli the ssgs- II sesss are too deep a9vu fryz
The up q The eox. the hsa APT brv1k Der eggs
IL ja=piag dSsu 90 them. Il should be 80 she can
step easily ius9 her and ligaty as possible
aaa shs I'll 50 80, Z Der Hs,s l. net to deep.
RarArrr--Rgyslty is undoubseily very costly
lzxury % suPpgrt. ssPecaiy ia England. ani We do
aot ~0oier shss Joe<ePh Arrh asd Charles Br.iasgb
wisee us6ss the burden the British vors ngnsa has
carry TIE civ st u the rvyal family Is as f,l-
lows; but triae TO what the working people are
compelled % pay IN ps1siges
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Variety.

L 3 tas sh%phsrdsss SHAPED bats that a-e sisyfsg
tss sesag Usa a. tss varrras isevs tbis se4sSn.
csina has ssrvSss Purra vish gVssiss biseks lad
ever three hsudrcd years sgc. ana as goSd as ssw.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16

Fresh Eastern Bacon,
WDEH HrRnAX. Foa saEE ~ -.
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Tive IIIrIe KItuen..

rvc -tls kitt-n-, ere strruy uisAt
h-E-u % guarrvl snd thee o. szAt-
o. hud u,ca-s. me uthrr haa ncus,
Ans saat ~ss ths ~-s ths ss4rrvl b~Szz-
m hsss that ursss stil TIE eirry- ~
= Nuu o hHve that uspu-st Wen ses abcut rhAt.-
wli hsvv that zsse--. 70 sd TIE sidrr soa
rsu sA-r'i h.sv shas nsus- - s-ia ths hsgl- uls
t1ia rvz b~farv 'rwas q s-przay nixAE
Wh~u th~s@ tso kitr-as b~x.n a. agass
rhs "a vuuusn ssis-i h-r s~s~psax t-ooz,
Asl svsp' ths tvo kiEtsus rigas 0gi 4 ths roc-a.
~ srrsgn1 ~as r-rsr-l vith frost anl ssc~.
Aud - t~2 iitt- kirt-1s ha9 ug-h--v e. ~.
= thsi hii th-z sgvu "a tss IA. a. ths sg.rr.
Neas ne 80 -puAs azisAsJ s-ssPi.g ths s,or.
Easu tAss crvpt ia e1irl a. uic-.
An 80 uith sac~ sna c,il a. ic-.
- thsy f,e-1 d, go s-sirr ta.t s,o-u-y ui<At
p ls is-u and sisvP tA4s y gu--rvs ssi sgst,
-Ftlla- cssszgHpsazA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IS. FOR SALE
" IL gzaatitiss % saig purchasers, hy
sq3-za @. BREWER 4 CO.. Arsuts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16

GsIf Fen - EaeelEs1 EtatEst
A E4MoE Ea4gET4. aNn "a - M4N ~
"A - ean4 sa1 at4s sFsalff
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MAKEE PLANTATION.

New CroP OF suEar A. yIsIasses
Nov coNING II. AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
~ tifies = sait purchasers ~
sa9-1z G BREWER 4 CO.. Agsatl-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Is. ToMNNENp o,mAILoRaN.

ENslrsH cExrurcsrNn
After sy-ss-Izv, Seheitc-, PrOeEer cSnveysnesr,
Pr-pEr< wits Letters Ctrcrrey Leases Mortgages sn1
CcnNrysecvs ts sivi,s al brushes 4 Law aud is8as
7c1-y rrt propsrty security,
a. As~ats Ia Loh1cu sna N al pzFss q Australia
O.es a. N. wArssy's Book Storv Merchant street
uoeslaiu. SEE Sn
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1874. {
FOREIGN NOTICES.
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
Q H hO ROD YIN HI
Is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.


THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i she unfeunded statements frequently made that
the composition of CHLRODYNE is known TO Chem
lists aud the Medical profession. The fact Is Chlo-
rodyne vas discovered and invented by Or. J. coli
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staal. aud 80
named by him and Il has bAaled all attempts AZ anal
ysis by the first Chemists "a the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have been pub-
lished Il Is obvious. therefore that anything sed
under the name, save Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
CnL0RoDYNE, Is a spurious imitation.
AUTI0N.-Nice-Chancello Sir w. p. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This Invaluable remedy prnces quiet refreshing slesp
rseves pain eAs the system, restores the derAngc
ec without eivsnS any q she unpleasant result. at
tending the use q opium od and ycuns nav take al
@ it. marvellous g Effects and wcndernal eure. While
medical eNtl it. virncs ucst extensively. using
tery niarrh0s colics Coughs Asthma Rheumatism Nsu
ralgia, Whoepiug ccuEh, Cfsmp Hysteria &c.
EXrRAcrS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Ion. Earl Russell eo1nuuirats to the College
u offhysiesns and T. nveuPost thar he had rpcsive
oruston the erei that oNtr srny ofany service 10
Cholera vas CHLOR0pNNE.-Scc L4ncrs bee. a. isel
that IN nearly every q Coera in vhich Dr. COELs
BRnWNES ctLORoDrNE vas administered the patient
Estrsef from Medical Tuss Jan Il chiorcyne b.
prescribed by cf crhcox medical practitioners. %
scarss i weld 20, Tins b 'nsuary popular did il not
EStrset rm the General Bosr q Health ISudcu - to
IL eeey n Choese - 50 ronSy are We convinced = he
immense value q this remedy that - esnngt tco frcby
urse The necessiiy u adopting it IN al cases.
CAUTl0N.-Neae genuine without the words D. J.
COLLlS HR0WNE' the Govcruuaeut Stsun Ovrrwhelm.
ing medical testimony seeomPanis. each bottle.
sole Nauaf.cturrr. J.T. DAVENPORT.
g, Great Russell ST. Rioouistury Leadoa
SOFA 10 Bottles AZ 4. ligi =. 81 snd l. a.
Asents IN New Tork. ". a. SomrrTnLIs CO. ard ,. c.
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