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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
Whar Others say of Is?

To De commended by friends Is always crafty
ing bat when the approval comes from strangers
il q distant land it Is doubly 50. On opening
recent numbsr Of ibe Baltimore Gqssas We found
short article referring to our local papers. which
tells It's story 50 go05-natgrsdly that We transfer
It to oar columns. The Baltimore GIzssfs Is an
eight page dasly-oae Of the leading representa-
tive papers Of America, Of tie form and general
apperance Of the Nsls York Tines and Boston
GLIB. pleasing to look at, and bearing on its face
the stamp Of worth and influence. We shall be
glad to see It more often:
1T Is pleasant to know that the sunshine Of
the printing press makes glad the distant parts Of
the earth, and that ITS blessings are appreciated
by those who Tot long since sat in darkness. We
have received copies Of three papers Published
daring the latter part Of December ard the ear
isr part Of January at HOn0l1lu. and il has given
Is no small Qualification 70 6nd such eTidenees Of
the civilization Of the Hawaiian Islands A pa
per l.. sf;eT all something Of Photograph. and
70 the eye Of critical reader presents pictnre
Ct the locality 10 Ehieh it Is published and main
tanned. Il j. therefore agreeable 10 see such pa
pers. when they come from distance For the
time We make. as it we're. an aeqasintanceship
With their Publishers and reades- These Homo
lalu Papers are very creditable being well printed
large, and edited with eTI3ent care and ability
There arc: The H1ucqiiaH GGzsfis q large qnarto
paper. Published every Wednesday The Pacific
CJmmsrcial AlfDe71fssr, Published every Satar-
day and The Friend the organ Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Hoaolnl8. Il is
interesting to read 10 the Gazeae the following
The present estimates Of national expenses are
il the region Of half million dolIars ysar."
The little sztion has susll BIZ compared to
oars. Next We fnd 10 the AdrsTfiser the FOL
I1Eing: 80 The men OF the country are great
enough for the country was the remark made 10
our hearing 10 the course Of conversation about
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
Hawaii nj the VIcuna Exposition.

Fly letter iron Victor Sehonberger, ESQ
His Hawaiian Majes,ys Consal at VieOns, ne
csivei al the Foreign OBes, and dated Vienna
January .. lS74. our readers will be gra,i6ed to
learn that several Of our citizens, who prepared
aud sent specimens Of Hawaiian products. have
been hoaorab'y rewarded with Psizes The hist
embraces The following:
Campbell & TSrsoa, Pioneer Mn in lshaius, for
sane sugar, Medal q Merit.
CaulaD < Company, IN Honolulu, for Rise. piFlo-
rns Of Merit.
Frank h. Hsr7is. K.ivik Plantation, for eAae
sugar. Medal Of Merit.
Harris < wieamanp, wAihee Plantation, FOR cane
sugar Medal u Merit.
Il, y. GreeaNen, Hawaii, for KOuS Coffee Di.
p,ous Of Merit.
The letter Of Consul Schonber-er states also
that Or, Edward HoEnann, Imperial Royal Aus
tro-HusgafiAn Consul, who excelled in bis en-
dezyoJs Tor the contribution Of the Hawaiian
Kingdom TO the Exhibition. viii, as was advised
BY the enclosed letter Of Baron Sehwarz. the
general manager Of The Exhibition. be honored
With an especial letter Of acknowledgment and
thanks from the General Direction through the
interference Of the Imperial and Royal Depart
meat for Foreign Affairs The International
jury felt il As well their duty to recognize the
merits 0; HIS Hawaiian Msjestys Government
by Diploma Of Merit. The org
anal PRIZE medals and diplomas will ba forwarded
TO Your Exeelleney, as soon IS get into their
possession
The testimonial awarded to Dr.. Holman is
specially appropriate. for it was mainly 10 his
personal Efforts that our Kingdom was represent
ed :, Tie Exposition. aad the quality Of our
sugars aud coffee made known there. Besides
the articles named. there were Others sent, but
not Sssnsd -mo-.Lx Of snsciaI nolIes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
Germania's Holiday.

Last Sunday vas the 77lh annivsrsary Of the
birth Of Emperor William. zho has reached .
Hpe Old age. and whose nszs Is knoEn in every
laad, respected By all people, and adorsd By all
his trus Subjects, wherever they chance 10 dwell
Moodsy vas observed IS the holiday here. a il
probably vas IN Germany. bat both on Sunday
and Monday the shipping IN port vas decked
il its holida! dress. On Monday, Theo. c.
HeGek ESQ, the vorthy representative Of the
North German EuPire. received biz friends with
the ge1eroas Hospitality for Ehich be has long
been noted His store vas f1r the dag tarued
into festive hail hang With tags and egsrgreens,
While u the center beautifully loaded table.
gay With aoEsrs. invited the guests to remember
Batberlznd and It's royal head. In the eveuing.
the cub premises IN E1ms street were brilliantly
Illuminated aad With iis torches and colored
lights boxed Ike fairy's houe. Here Bsrgsr's
band gave Al open air concert from Z till 10
oeiOok. and scores Of Iz5ies and children listened
to is street. strains. About O'Clock, His Maj
esty arrived. accompanied with Prince LeIeio-
hoku. GoTernor aud Mrs. Douiniz. Hon. A. 6.
GeghOrn and wife. and Others Of tbe royal suite.
The nsin ball Of the elab house. had been pre-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

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rzassss sss As=i-aisy OEss. sszss,E isa.a ba;sls
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CoczIssis, IS rsPsr.ss- Az1zg tie killed Az Xa.i1r
Bard I'D Caps1zz Bastls-
Tas GIssz szys Z lie zsuz bs s-zs E-sAs dis1s-
ter aas bsE.Esz he B-sss H-=s AID tie o-lyeoz-zs
Isa e s. 6Erass ws-sssy L to sEsc; sac retreat
to tie eoaEt-
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Ct tas A.s.ztsss vas kElsz- Iss EizE sas saksz
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ha--ls hseEse- - Cane. Wolsslsys f1-esz Ard TIE
AEzEz-ses s-I-s IA TIE ~ l1s-sd frul oei1ek
tie zu-ui-g al n the afte-zoc1- Serszsees Brii-
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and the Ezzizssrz, = Ne loss E-st4i-s6 y he
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-u=s-sti1us q tie British f--css VIII the rear ara
ts-..ss-ss Il L besTe5 ia. ..ose- I.-se force q
Asazzte=s L aFprsaehi-E Csa=Essis fru= ths soz-h
west
Lcx1ax. Feh-zz-y 5ssh--TEs SzEzzr3 tai-ks th1z
ths 1es the sz5 Of Fsb-zary bad bsz ezed =Poz
for the a--1zE TIE Coo1ssie Izd=1.ss LAT tssc1u
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uzzs tine tkat. Esis- he circz7scz1ees, ada
city gives the uuly cAH1css nos Es-zly f1- V-to-s
buf fer saving the Er-E.
he DaiEy Tssy--pl's sYecial DISPATCHES szy TIA,
tie Hirhl.16s-s szss-sd hay loss n Ezbzsh-
Ths rr-u-1 vas hiily AID he Hzb1sh Gezse- Gene
IA Wellesley EI.AE- Efzss1 niles q COozzssis-
Al he LonE9z jzsTz1ls stsE, II tier editorials
Ashzzres. the utzost G-zis-T aE g tie rsszl- he
TFmes and TeZenk 1t-risg-s the f.iurs u pe@zs
roti.sisns q he E1cozFT1ziEzE dete-zzzti9u Ct
fhs British CozEa1dsr 70 eztEr Coozzssis. sTs-t
whi.h the King was Wiling 70 do anything 70 pre-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
WHY not Here?

In the London NGi,trs for February stu
We 6nd the following 10 a despatch from Mr.
Williams. II, Ms Consul q, Samoa. to the For.
s,gu SECRETARY. dated Sydney, Oct Is, 1873, il is
stated that gold IN quartz has been found in a
valley on that island, aboa, thrce miles from the
Port Of Apia the samples assayed yielded at
the rate Of 5000 ors, TO the ton"
Il We mistake not the geological formation OF
the Navigator Islands is very similar to that Of
this grOup-ehieay basal,ie and apparently Of vol,
eanc formation. This, however, does not pre-
elade the superstition ,ha, portions Of both
groa2s may have been formed BY upheaval in.
stead Of volcanic ernpuons which would bring
the primitive strata to the surface, at least on
some OF the Islands. Prof w. n Alexander in.
forms Us tina, be has specimens Of quartz found
in KoOlau on this islGnd, and still larger ones
from Molokai, where the quartz is found in
seams, Gold is found in quartz. and quartz be-
longs to the granitie formation, aud though no
granite has vet been found here, it may be BY
digging or boring to some depth. And this sug-
gests the necessity Of a thorough geological sur.
vey Of this group, particularly Of the three older
islands, Kauai, Oahu and Molokai. on which, il
any, valuable minerals and ores may yet be dis
covered. Ga reading the extract given from Ma
ture, every one viii ask, why may not gold ex-
ist here as well as on Samoa g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
Heavy suit for Duty on G GODS.

walter var Drke, Cui.e5 States Attorney. has
1-s- con plant 10 The L ; District Cuurs a-aius
the E-- Of j C. Merrill s Co. TO recover SI7.IlS
he Tll-s q goods imported Tie compliant a.
% skins f-rs, ivory and other 61tiA5le goods, Of
the vGl1s OF SIS $50 EerC imported from some place
il Asa. i1 TIE bark Comet On the sane day. {.
\ Aerr-- rl11e an entry OF sid goods BY means OF
81 ilvu5cz and -E-iest witb 5eczraii11 that they
Ee-C Imported f-U- kotsio1e Sound in the Terri
tory CT AzszE- which ceclErEri1-. u i ALLEGED. Is
fs-ss sd frz-1u-=-t ard hat the goods were iIs-
gay lUPcTts1r ard liable 20 ss1z1re- he defend
z--s received TIE goods. vter-ty ar5 b. force Of
the statute q The Uuitet States they became liable
% r1y % -Ls ri-sc States the value Cf the sane
And for a-c.1sr cause Ct acti1c the compliant al
-e-ss that On The sane day ard o. the sane vessel.
Tx Comet. certain Other merchandise EGs imported
C-ter tie sane clrC1ust1rces- OF the value Of
$50 entry ut which Els made ~ d R0Esrs. the
Ezttc--1-1 r-@1t Ct The Cete16auts. on tae 81 OF
Octoosr. ISIS. Tie Distrci Attcrrey asks Judgment
@ eezi 81 The Cuite1 >tzrls f1- q. total value Of
55th I1volceS, i1 tbs en- q slT,l1s, With costs.
We o5Py the shove fro3 the 4E1 OF san
Fraueisc5. 70 Illustrate OF boE easy preieIt
charge Of smuggling can BE- broaZht by custom
bouss OEeiaLs, when they are disposed to inter
isrs With legitimate trade and to annoy honest
usrchz-ts II ws understand the case Alright.
the cargo Of the bark Comet vas obtained a. the
cargoss Of wbalers and traders a. the North have
bssa o5iai1ei Tor forty years past The oil,
b5ls, ivory and skins Ehieh constitute their
eatehinzs are Purchased from the Indians, rssid-
ing either o. R-ssiaa or American territory. or
eaP,lrei il the legitimate pursuit Of their vooa-
ti0a il Aus-cza Or foreign inland waters. This
has 50 I9uz been the eas,on that it has become
virtually l=zliz=i b. usage and 10 c1ston house
o5ssr E01li think o. trying 10 f15 What bone
OF shat oil Of the millions Of gallons and pounds
retained vas obtained IL Rassill territory. for
the 6.z- On al s1eh v0yazsz. e55srs he c7tz6- It
i vel known that the Rszsia1 Government
more thar once forbade American whaisrs from
cruising O. trading in It's waters, and even sent
w TssssIs 70 Ea-u then Of: ret no one ever
dreamed tia; the oil and bone obtained from
RsssIz1 I1diz1s OF 10 Russian bays. Ezs anything
else thar Ams-ean T.-0dact-for the H1z Of the
= haler. Or trader iunarts nati0nal character 70
It's cargo. svea i procarej according 10 usage IN
foreign 11civI,iZei territories We 5slis~s that
when al the facts IN the above czse are truihfaly
Eid before the secretary q the treasury at Wash
iaZto1- Il Will Be- dismissed b. hin as MISCHIEF
01s ard malicious attempt 70 extort mouey-a
p-actics Ehich is uuh.pply becoming TOO fre-
q1sut II Anerican ports Of entry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
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a. Cazz5e-z, Pssitio- q :. . E55-asou for SCI
tlszezt q lis 4ecozuss = GzLr5iL-- Aceoz1-s
erEziasd Ard approved bytns Cert
NE-ra 5S-Ia tie 0zs.sr o. tas ssszis q Geo-es
n Ro5e-sso1. dscease5-Bef1-s JIz-ics EErrss, a.
C6zz5ers- Pg-i-icz q Hon A. :. 1z65 Tor a.
loE11cs q Lis aecozz-s Is a5izis-stCr ard for Is
6lschzrEg a. szch 16uins-rztor- TIC Cozrt. Gfisr
ezzzfziz IL 1-cozzts, O-5s-e5 tae sane Approved,
z-5 tie s5ziziss-z.o- 6iseAz-Sec, ard zF7oszts5 :
3. D5ls administrator Ia IL stss1- he GzszuI q
bc-5 70 D Exs5 hs-gEi.sr.
n tie zzs.e- Of tas este o. Is Iz:s Nsssey A
EzeA=zss4 Flf.h- 6seszss5-Pztiti11 q CARES 2
Bishop zus : Q. Doziuis. E5zi-is.-atG-s Of this
essz.e f5- Al o-s- q sale q rezl sSats 20 pay tss
6se.s Of TIE ssc1ts- Or5- granted 2 z Sizllsy
Il Pe.ftioue-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
Concerning Trees.

/ The Legislature Of one Of the American States
. NEBRASKA, If We remember rightly year ago
offered premium Of two huadred dollars to be
giysu 70 the person who planted the largest nun
Der in one day.-Msy FIRST being appointed as
srbor day" No matter who may get these
prizes. it Is qaite certain that large number Of
trees viii Be planted over the treeless plains Of
. the prairie State.
As We read this item, with no idea then Of
commenting on IT, the thought occurred to Us,
why would not the same plan DO here, where the
forests are every year disappearing from our hill
sides Ike dew before the morning sun Already
or seasons are becoming more irregular than
formerly, sni oar agTeaitursts viii testify TO the
fact that there fields are more subject TO droughts
and frezhsss. which initiate against successful
planting Or grazing, and threaten to make our
isll1is Ike tia, CT Santa Cruz, il the West 10
diA group. 10 which We referred lately.
There are some who need 10 stimulus to in
d1cs them to plant trees, and We note With
pleasure sach examples as the proprieiors Of the
Haiku and UIgpalakla estates have set on Mani,
where over one hundred thousand young trees
are growing. And nearer home. We may Instance
the change which has taken place on Mr.. Mccall
is farm :; Waikiki, where grove nov covers
what vas ten years ago barren plain. The
steward Of the Queens Hospital has also set out
over fo1r hundred Trees IN the rear Of that insti
ta,ila, which IN few years viii change the ap-
psaauce Of that nelghborhooi very much. The
alZlro5s for dry localities and the samang Tor
monkey pod, saealyp;us and Iroa wood Tor more
moist places, are the best Of exotic trees.
Ths great advantage Of the premium system Is
that it stimulates handreis Of person: to work
for the sane object 10 every part OF ths groap.
And while only one, two. or more. secure the
premiums offered, re, the strife to obtain few
h11dred dollars, results in planting hundreds Of
thousands Of trees. The danger Of our Islands
becoming treel4ss waste, S. other countries
have become, must be kept before the minds Of
the people.
4 correspondent on Kauai calls our attention
TO VIA: be considers useful mode OF preventing
the ranges Of the pssla1 or caterpillar worm,
which Is 30 destructive to vegetables, and more
particularly to corn and cotton He says that As
soon as the moths begin to ay about. be kiudles
Tres. made Of dry weeds and rab5ish. ia various
parts OF the field, daring the evening. to when
the moths are attracted and invariably get
scorched and destroyed. He assures rs be has
tired II and found it successful Ia reducing the
numbers Of the enemies Of plants and grass As
1t casts nothing. and Is not much labor We re- /
commend its trial. Bat those who Try this aud
other experiments should always be ready to let
the results be known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

MET D0EsEs A T0S, This l. the Price or
people are aoE pairing foc potatoes, whether
grown here O. i California Tss. ninety dollars
to- O. t0zr and : half os1ts po1n5 Tbs,
TOO. il hid s5ui1z Hith mix aid honey. and
Ebe-e potatoes car, With care Be gathered iron
NeE Years to Christmas. and Nth less labor
tbza II any other part Of the world Ard yet
~s tx s5osi bard tines AID 20 nay to earn
living Why, II some q our idle I0a5az eroak-
IS Eo9Id Bat se; to work and try to rzise Po:a-
toes, co5ss, eo-u Or bananas, I've years perez
vsrs5os EosH make then in5ePss5ent II %
tatOes a fo1r and haf cents Poasd. coEse al
twenty-five Cents. corn AZ three cents or bananas
u one dollar 59och EOlE induce idlsrs TO
take bod and grow these prod1.is, they deserve
70 die Of poverty ard Starvation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

rared fos the occasion with vasjoes flags, and
smoaS them the royal standard, Which was inter,
twiHei with The North German Gag, About 10
o'elock the dancing eomneneed, and continued
I'll two Or threeW the next morning, the hand
furnishing uss5e, The cold nigh, sir ard strong
b7sere drove guests inside. and made the rooms
somewhat crowded amer the daaeiug commenced,
Bat fos al this. the evesing proved very pleas
an: one. IS sueh occasions always are when Ger
usns take The lead, and home and htheriAnd arr
10 BE remembered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
Ministerial Gorernment-

By the theory and practice IN England and
Other coos;iiaiiOn1l u0uaretiss. the Sovereign
holds the post q The highest hoooE. and l. Of IN
POrtzaoe in sscuring the ELECTION and respect Of
tie people, and il eziii1g TO bis Cabinet msa Of
wisdom ard position sufseisnt TO cary o. his
G0Fsru7eat and Command the eonsSsncs Of the
country The Sovereign himself Is not respon.i-
be for the GoTs-une1t, nor does be take any
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

TzE eo-rssp515eoce utich has appeared 61riuE
the Pzzs to zssSs. called est by tie eouurui-
c4,ioz sizue5 J1s;ios 10 tie Af-srtLsz7-. shows
the temper Of The Community respecting the triL
q tie Ps-soaz gagged il the nos Ct F=5-1lry
I2,b. Tie qusssioa Involved 5 simply this
=bssksr tie G0vs-uns1t Is prepared to bri1z to
justice The 0sa Ebo oPealy dsssi It's authority.
CT 1os- Cuis-iyilg tbs great question are many
Others involved in it-anouz then. Ebstbs- The
property Of The zovsrunea, IS vel As Of fors5gu-
s-s and ua,ivss Is safe a15sr the existing state Of
ss1irs-zbs;ksr residents here CT Others zto
uay cone 10 iavszt capital car 60 30 With the
zsszrz5es q tie sane Pro;sciio1 they Eoal5 -
essvs slse=hsrs-iu Eo-d. Ebstis- re are Pre-
pared to uz1a.z-a or iz5eP=o5e1ee and govern
zs1t GO is present stst1s. o. b car acts say 70
The rori5, re are rot Foc CIR oEn Part, ne
have tie fullest zfth 10 the 5sterui1aii51 Of
-ovsrlzeut and peoP.s to Go tbs. LEI Is tbsa
b prepared 70 MAINTAIN H. and execute jastioe
AID tie ar q lie Ind. lsi Ebzt ma follow.
Tie ira q tie rioters takes Place early us1t
zoz.h- Le; neittsr the executive nor the jc5i-
ca sr1 Of The government uch 70 the dischz--s
q Is duty. O. be f1aud u1prspzrei 70 meet
EbGisFsr crIs5s uay arse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

prospective vacancies in high oliicc, and Il struck
Us as 80 wise and pjthy that We made note Of it,
Can any boiy say the same Of The men Of our
eeantry TIE fffsai takes occasion to say. IN
its New Year greeting, that IL will advocate " to-
tai abstinence iron Intoxicating liquors" Thus
We end that the Temperance cause has friends in
u,,,f,f,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

have had very severe cough nearly six weeks.
for which found ne relief until Mr.. such brought
NE his medicine. (Sueh's California Asthma Care.
which has entirely cured me. I consider &c the best
remedy have ever known. and feel deeply indebted
70 Mr.. Such tor his kindness. Nv little daeeh;cr IL
now taking It. and her cough whica is one g long
standing. is Improving every day. Besides the eica
ey Of this medicine lin which really believe. Q j.
very palatable.
MRS. n. OLIVER.
$50 Bryant Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

san FRAScisco. October 30th. 1879.
Ma SucH Kind Sir.-The cough aud soreness
in ny breast has heea entirely cured since taking
your valuable medicine. lSuch's California Asthma
Curel. For suffering huma tvs sake you should
make known its virtue. Yours Respectfully
MES. q. NARru LIZ Hmm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
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IA Es-hs-z EEE1zzz EcssL
BuIiarLt<-
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VietzzlinE.
rAEE-as-- EEEEza- Eg-z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

s.. PrrrrsEuRs, Fshrua-y I5th--If i suno1resd
that the Car vii leave for Ezglznd i Arrls On .
viszt 70 ozs.z Fi-s0-iA-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

Il : plssSiaz 70 read Of the usiEhbo-iy set Of
O. Usz-sss Usizbbors, the Srn Frzneisezns, n
hosting thsir figs a. bllf-n1st on the auno11cs-
usz: o. he 6sz.b O. AlSs L-yALLo q H-~ar.
Sssh ass tad % make : Zee, thai al rzs.o-s
are q o7s brotherhood, and HE~zHaus zfI %;
500 faye; tbs ;sStiIooizl 70 5 nooz-ct vh0.
Si;h a. rs faiiazs- ~az great! bsl7vei b. biz
PsoP,s- LIS egIAly pleasing to no;s The ki1d,y
editorials CO Cur l.te Sovereign s1d HsEaii.
Eh5ch appeared uot ouly in California papers,
bet 4lso il tbs eastern osuss. \ few exceptions
s-e no.sosc- C; ttsss were 70 o. expected from
io--uEis Et0ss chef ot5ecs Is to pa15sr 20 de-
g-zved tastes ao5 6is;crt tie trz,b. tozeTsr
Plziaiy IL nay % lzI5 before then. We zzk 10
speci1l iErors frou critics a5r0a5. bat % repre-
SCI; = ouIy = Ee s-e- Auo1E the many ki1ily
u1ticss q - re overlook the teE Of co1irz-y
uzt1rs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25
SUCH'S CALIFORNIA HERB CURE
THE GREAT REMEDY FOB ASTHMA |!
TO THE PUBLIC.


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as h 10 equal
Herb Remedy efs the
R those iicansth Laur usut i BE- Hnti rnte a
a 8 a b. rha 49,
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bt vgah th apric as un ~ frsmalv tbs urA sasts
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FRANCIS Il SUCH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

sly FFNNcIsCo. January so, TO
Mn. SucH Dear Sir.-Having used your Cough
Remedy, lSuCh's California Asthma Curcl, according
20 directions believe 10 &c be an yea claim g Go be-
It's use having relieved me from a distressing and
very disagrceable cough. With many thanks I re-
main yours, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

Polar and Sperm Oh.
Is qUASrrr1zs 10 sin s.ea
n f1 4uLaaa-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-25

WM. PATTERSON. Florist.
Cor. Castro aud Seventeenth 81.