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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
HoNoLrIr- Anril Ion Isl

huNoLULU, April Eth, 1910.
4 TO tAs Editor eftss Ga-c,te.
SrR:-I have desire to "emphasize" nv own
work but in Justice 10 myself would like 10 offer
few words OF explanation in connection with the
criticism which appeared in the Advertiser OF last
( Saturday regarding the map Of the Rahuku estate
10 the first place, disayow any participation in
its public exhibition; it was placed in Mr. whitney's
1 window without my knowledge or consent, for
when the map passed out Of my hands, had 10
other thought than that had heard aud seen the
last Of II, and that its immediate destination was
the residence Of the propHetor-perhaps 10 be sus.
pended from one Of the walls OF his farm house
the plan was executed with such intent, and
have every reason 10 believe that fully realized the
wishes and expectations OF that gentleman There.
fore had not the fear Of the L. s Coast Survey De
partment before my eyes, in finishing and embel-
fishing the plan according 20 my own (maybe de-
prayed) taste; but should l ever be favored with
commission from that department, I do not auticl.
pate any great eulty in executing IN conformity
With their style or model. This somewhat preten-
tious critic, who, am under the impression is well
known 10 me- is surely wide Of the mark 10 compar.
ing the plan Of Ranch constructed under such cir
c1msanees for private gentleman with the coastal
surveys Of the T. S. or with the excellent plan Of
that be claims for it. BE should also bears Of i'm
pugniug the accuracy Of the lines or boundaries fur
nished by Mr.. Gay, well known and talented sur
veyor, and for which have no doubt that gentle.
man will willingly hold himself responsible thrust
any shortcomings OF mine in porirayiug and finish
ing has not affected this first, most desirable, and
important end.
have executed maps for and under the direction
off he br,-
his uureserved approval aud whilst am 10 the po-
sitiou OF the confidence Of the highest professional
authority IN this country, land probably there are
none superior lie any otherl have reason 10 fear
the lava and scoria hyperbole hurled AZ me from the
masked battery Of the AdgfiSs hypercritical cor
respondent whose contracted mind has been so
deeply affected by the too generous commentator
OF my work by the press and many gentlemen we'll /
qualified 70 judge.
may add, that the most rigid search will fail to
discover ing name upon any Of the plans or maps ]
have executed 10 this country and bad il not been
for the well-meant offices Of the GAZETTE it would
have remained-sO far as am personally ambitious
or coucerned-in its native obscurity.
Yours Respectfully,
HENRY GILES.
[RENARKs.-As stated by our correspondent, the 1
map was exhibited, without the knowledge OF the |
surveyor or dFaughtsman, and we were surprised 10
see that our contemporary could not allow attention
being called to such masterpiece without attempt.
lug to throw diseredit on s werk witch those who
are competent TO judge viii at least admit is most
Admiralty executed.-EDIroR
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IMPORTS

50 FaH..l Or Brig W Il Allen, Schneider, April H..
.s vaF b tzs fungus 1000 cc1anuts, 6 curio ll9s
sr- 1uai. ia-s Tan uV1d. = llEs uuai tz O odl
-.--al -.ais 500 ia one TX a / hg specie
r SAP Fraa-isod rsr Brig Ford, Jenks. April IL
. T1 a mafchts 90 o. sks -four. c. bxs IN fkes
Ha rer- au stoves = cils rqe, 10 tls Is @ COT
r.. lat .racsres mauicti glass. 50 fkEs suaf. 1
= ~. l1rsr sh1es, uests baskets, has cs paints
4 sa1 material. 80 shingles, ~ q Kerosene OIL
II. ..r-. G. onions III sks bran, - bales hay, -
r1s Haaua-aa brandy 1u0 As lais. q mdse, G
1921 :. ps.s amps &C. pkg glassware ? bas springs
n aa lHl c1al ul, pays tombstone, bbis vhiskey
r -. rs bls sheytis 7 hdl scyth, c. brushes, c.
r.s IA Dlaukcts CT printing type 20 bhs bcet
= .r -a- candles. y tnlacc1, c. hauueLs- l.
i -.-ar 100 csss cement sewing machine Is pkgs
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DIED.

E--Hur-Nr-- Dsa Bishup aSi1E the late Rev. A.
E- So uciher Z Rev. 4 Bishop Of Lahana aged Is
Ea1n- e. Rl11sstsr q = pspers please copy.
"a lozrd The steamer MaccreEcr April
l-sl.l b. b n s uifs q ". "a Mills she the way
r'aasE clgT.
E1srNs lN-Eu shs civ April ilth, Of heart disease.
-alr q Eahiuslu sE-d - years
WILSlN-Tu tbs city, Apri - n consumption, Francis
E..s-1 uat.Vs II railldsphis. aged - years
r1AEB-o- b04ra [. 5 5 Pensacola March s7th, John
Carr.
Az Amla-sI Man February 2ih a. ,. n. q typhoid
r-s--arll uard p Bishop eldest 80 e Rev. :. T.
E Lahn aaluna and a member q the junior class q
AIll-st lllitze. aEel p years and 10 mouths-
ever aEkil shall sisisslue spring
B-.ur hin her esriiast f1uers
E-aruz bl1ssorus on Gud's hills.
rs feet and knowledge Ills
IA Praise he e1iien hour "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

ForATo Bues,-several OF the European Govern
menis have issued orders prohibiting the iutrodue-
uon OF potatoes FROM the United States on account
Of poisonous bug or beetlein ,heul called the Col
oraao bug Oar farmers should be careful about the
seed they plant TO see thattbey are free from disease
and insects
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

r-5rr 90 rur 5. MaogEEs,E, Il. Grsissrg Commander.
II 81 Fsaes1 A. Il - A. n. q March 50 April :, Mrs
s lu passenger native q New York. died Ct cancer
CD -tr Uys- her boiy cuauseiNo the deep the same
r,z April g lat 25S 50 n. Ion. lsss p W, Al s.l5
o. d. exchanges Signals with steamer supposed % be the
b A. - szal1- LEhi winds aud very hue weather fr0m
-. F ss-a-ture 90 the 5th When the weather became
1rsul -t-ss-suas vita strong southeast Winds Re
,sa1ar g passage light south aud southwest winds
r b rEISslE Purser
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

SUDDEN DEArH-Mr J. D. Robertson died sud
denly Of anruism OF the heart on Monday He was
apparently healthy, and bad as good prospects for
living twenty years as about any one here. He was
insured in the Security Life Instance Company for
s. 600, which will 40 TO the support Of his widow
and young children. His death illustrates the bene
dt Of promptly insuring ones life, when In good
health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

NEWSPAPER PosraeE--Amoag the last acts OF
Oonress was the passage OF Ian restoring the for
ner rate OF postage on newspapers-one eeut
90 each ounce, instead oftwo ounces for one cent
Our local newspapers weigh about IL ounces, so
That the American postage on each paper will be
tiro esnts as formerly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

~ Now is the time 10 lay IN fresh stock for
The siore room; and no housekeeper can have an ex
ense Tor furnishing nothing to eat" after reading
oser the tempting lists OF new groceries which We
sci before them to-day. Just Try those new figs at
Mays; that Yarmouth sweet-corn at Freil and
LANES; or that delicious cream cheese at Macs
and then Thank our local Tor this ~ sign manual
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
PoRr OF HONOLULU.


49, --s-hr Intn. 1ari from Kohall
Schr Nrttie Merrill Crane, from LahainA.
S-ar NiHs Morris. Lena fnn NolokEi.
S-h- Warafck. John BnlL frum Moiokai
s-s-ir Nay Eien. Mana ffum Hna Crrro; So,
B-i star Nsss-vsOr. II sr.iHger. day. from san
s-st- Na15okarai Kalsaaa fr0u waiheO ozryo:
- ~, Qes-u, Peat from EohAlA- ou,y0. or
rk-s -u-tr. = hides.
-a-S-a- Nle Morris Lena frun NoiakaL Carvo: O.
sHar 1nh,.
H-s " Do tlru n schueiier frou Tahiti
An $50 slip Euruaa- Mckeurir. fr1r1 cruise.
S-i- 5caey, Hale. irnm kaua kau. oGrro. lea
rss szrtr. bbls uoirss--. - BE f'uiu, IS goat
Sans hides. e. butter. % lses cadee - bnchs
.l.snsuas y lsils cane h<s hxs potatoes bxs
a-an-a- tns t-cai fruit 8 bxs nsh. .rulls mat
gEzs pa, . hadis clo,aluut a . p.--rrrurs
-->etr rur1kahi, clara, frurl fana Cargs: so bEs
smear. % hes poiatoes, IS ava ruot hogs, horse
passengers
So wa-ri5k. joan BAN. f-y-ua Lanai oayo. IL
III, arir J D Ford Jenss. from san Francisco.
l--sel- KiHsu Ahuihaia fron Msliso ozrVo So
~ oaylrd Eurish. from cruise with 500 bil. a.l
scar Pndec wifisui f-orn Kon. q Sau. osrgos
fl laes pole j. hhls molas-ss. T. biis goat sklus
sHss faugqs 2 tlls cane, y lchs bananas a Z
81 Ns--ie Merrill Crane from LAhaina-
SAILED.
ARR --Sar Oil Fellow. Nlkn Cor Kolss wsimea
s-scl- Nle No-sis, Lena, il- MeiosrL
>r Gen barney. rrlpp- fsr Arctic Ocean
s-Hr LHks kaai f1r MolatL
s-a- Waraick Jodu Ball fir Lanai
a->-l- Neifis Merrill Crane rr LahEna
S-sr soe- Irulrlar. krqsvr. g. stu traneisco
An1 lkuF A falkiutuHE. B-aun. fcr Portland.
rH->.- E1rV Eiien Mana. f1- kahaa-
I--se. "a M1l p1wers Or kahului
s.-r JcrHy. Hale, for kuua Kau
scar Nia Nu-ris, Lena tor AoldkaL
Ig-aualEat. Clark, Or Hama
Sc- NritIs merrill, Crane, frqm Mani
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

IL The Minstrel troupe Of the Pensacola give a
performs Saturday evening next Ct the theatre
They have performed twice onboard since the arrival
Of the ship ia port aud appear to have given much
satisfaction TO their audiences Their "lrish Com
icaiities" and the " Heather Chinec' are done to
perfection, and those who wish to enjoy hearty
laugh will not fail to attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

- sin GUAR error viii be noticed in one num-
Dr. us the Leusou Illustrated News. received BY the
stelzl- mai. where the date is printed -'Feb- .,
ISL This shows that typographical errors oceur
IL 1,llr tnd aore notable periodicals. than or local
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

L-BEzkI--whIls the Steamer Nikndo was in
r1- en- rouae for san Francisco. Mr. Herbert Of the
ElValaa Hotsi. sent OF 500 pounds Of ice and 1000
o-a-ces fo- the benefit a the steeFage passengers
-1llE zhon the measles prevailed Such thought
60. eessrres sneciai uertion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

MEAsIEs IN F1JI-A telegraphic despatch report,
that sdviees from the FIJI Islands state that the e.
sles has broken out among the natives, and many
deaths resulted therefrom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

I11usE.rroS 10 CA11FoRxIA-lt Is stated that
iaerv VIII he an inDigrution into California Of over
loo psssons-uosily b. the overland nilroad and
i-uu Caiua- Tbs Is more than our entire popGla-
laa- Il j. Stated that most OF these people viii 20
tasrr unliied b. immigration m-ehinery-that il
i-er pry their own expenses. obtaining Only the
1sz-- l1E flres accorsed 10 all inmigrants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

S-sAE MIA BUESED.-On TUESDAY night last the
-ll 5u- .diuzs Oh the HalaEa Plantation I've miles
1l-sh 0f THIS city were totally destroyed BY ire
I1l-s vas a. insurance. Of $1,000 on the property
&C. -ae California Pacific The value OF the property
1ass-cgea be uot far from $500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

- The steamer kilauea has been laid up the
Tst acek % repair leak, which has been discover
1z ue1- her stern. she gill be ready 10 leave on
N5u6sy Tor EaEaii. as per timetable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

= Two whalers are OF the port tins morning
the Java and the EurOpa-oO,h 10 sail to-day FOR Ii,
Arctic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
PASSENGERS.

F-- 50 F-aac-scs. pr Naczrez1r April s-BoH Il P
Garter ua-. e. spai1Es viis. iuftut aud nurse. Capt
Eafaa C1r. knuue- ar Ausrn Nrs SchctE aud infant.
Five .r fte sfeerare and ~ fa- Australia.
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Rates or Pas.age win be

81 No Credit for Passage Money. "a
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth VII be considered taken untl paid Tor Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage any Freight Par
cels unless receipted for.
Freight Money Dze on Demand
SAMUEL g. WILDER Agents
once Eiihwldsr & Co, corasr OF Fort Queen sres.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- "a tie suit 10 break The win Of the late Cap
-rt Meek, the jury returned q unanimous verdict
yesterday sustaiui1g the VIII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

AYa1uaHlE HovEsTEAD.-On Saturday April q
u b. sold as per adrertissneut on second page,
NJ Hll known dwelling and property Of DR..
a-tcAsor il this city. The grounds comprise
s1ue q tie ra-sst exotic trees and flowers ever
a-o--tt ha-e- The sale viii afford an excellent
ea-1cr 70 invest % desirable properly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

- The three-masted schooner Fdthoit may be
lecie5 from San Frsncisco the last week in April,
ana VII probably bring our next mail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

- The passenger rates from New York TO san
F-l1-sco. B. The Panama line have been raised from
E0to SIS Tor frst cabin, and $50 to 500 for steer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
FUR M TURE,
Valuable Carriage Horses
CARRIAGES AND TOOLS.
BY ORDER OF JAMES LEMON. ESQ.,.
ON MONDAY, - APRIL 10th,

IN ORDER OF JAMES LEMON, ESl-s
ON MONDAY, - APRIL 10th,
At 10 A. NJ, aS SaIesroOm, will be sold.
One Family Carriage, 2 seats, made by @. West,
0ne Express Wagon,
One Family Carriage Horse, DANDY" very kind,
we'll broken to harness and a fast traveller,
One Black Horse e Kamehameha." ane saddle
horse, and has been driven in harness,
One Bay Mare, with colt. The mare Is kind and
goes well in harness,
n. II, These Horses Sold FOR no FRuIt
whatever.
Two sets Harness. one nearly new with patent bit,
One Mahogany Secretary aud Book Case,
One Commode, Iron Hat Rack with Mirror,
Mahogany Clothes Rack, Iron Stand Tables,
Oval Centre Table,
Cabinet makers Bench. Carpenters Tool Chests
Market Baskets, Turbine Wheel Sprinkler with
stand.
Corn Cracker, Oil Cans. Galvanized Grain Box,
Manila Rope. Flower Pots, Brackets,
One Black Marble Mantel Clock, splendid time
keeper, runs three weeks,
Marble Slabs and Brackets,
Feed Casks and PadlOcks, Set Engine Pumps e.
Brakes,
Store Truck, Stone Truck, 80, &c.
Also
By order Of Executor Of Estate Of The late J. F.
DreSss large Assortment Of
Carpenters Tools i!
E. P. ADAMS. Auotionsor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
From Bremen!
nEEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT

nEEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT
IL TERMS,
Assortment Fancy Prints, new styles,
White Ground Prints,
Black and White Prints, French Muslins,
Heavy Blue Denms, plain and striped,
Blue and White Striped Ticking,
Brown Cottons, assorted qualities,
Blue Cottons, White COttons,
HOrrOokses White Long Cloth, and B, 80 inch
and 80 inch wide.
Hickory Stripes,
Linen sbestng, u, 50, 90 and 100 inches wide,
Cotton sbeeting. So, y. so and 90 inches wide.
Victoria Lawns, yard pieces. assorted qualities,
Indigo Blue Flannel, Black Silk Alpacas,
Black CObourgs. sne and medium.
Scotch Waterproof TEeeds, all eolors,
Mosquito Netting,
Silk Corah Handkerchiefs,
Turkey Red and Yellow Cotton Handksrchiefs,
Ladies' Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Assorted Cotton Stockings aud Socks,
Linen Thread asserted,
Black and CoIorsd silk Eeckties, new styles,
Monkey Jackets, assorted qualities,
Heavy Wooden Blankets, Scarlet, Orange. Blue
and Green,
Fancy Flannel Shirts, Linen Shirts, Cotton do.
MsrinO Finish Uudsrshirts, Cotton Undsrshirtu.
Assorted BurlaPs, French calfskins,
English Saddles.
German and Havana Cigars.
Fire Clay, Coal Tar, Stockholm Tar.
Stockholm Pitch,
Empty Pe.roIeun Barrels for TAIlov Containers,
Oak Boats for Coasters,
Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.,
Etc, Etc, Etc.,
Etc, Etc,
The above specified Goods, together with well
assorted Stock now hand ex recent arrivals. arc
offered for sale IN quantities to salt the trade.
- Orders from the other Island filed At lowest
market rates. SO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
Notice.
Sugar Mill and Gear for Sale !

TIME wAIPA SUGAR MILL COMPLETE.
Is offered for sale az low figure To be delivered At
the beach IN Hanaei Kauai Manufactured al the Homo
lulu Foundry. Rollers III SYM longxie IN. diameter
S15+t Apply TO +. a. SCHAEFER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
Eor Sale.

a SMALL SECONDHAND LATHE. SWING
N Ing diameter Of thirteen iuches with slide Rest
Pace Plate. Chucks, sc. For sale cheap Inquire OF
sc Sm0 JAMES A. HOPPER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALLEN X CHILLINGWORTII,
KAwAIHAE, HAWAII,

Weonsnue shipping business
at the above pert where they prepared furnish the
Justly celebrated kawaihae Potatoes and such other Re-
eFui required BY whaleshps at the hertest uetes
and the reasonable terms. ffevood slways 90
hand silly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
Caution.

SduCiOns
XNyHEREAS. 1T HAS COME 20 the Knowl-
w edge Of the undersigned that certain parties To
Us known. have maliciousy circulated report the
effect that the Schooner kamafle advertised n
guar packet between Honolulu and the ports OF kolOa
and Muimcit Kauai Is about to discontinue her rvu-
lar trips the above named ports desire that t
be distinctly understood that the said Schooner Is under
with the Kooa Plantation regularly for the
term Of year from the first November, 1874 and that
she viii accordingly continue the Ports Of Kooa
and Wamea, advertised, barring accidents
We hereby caution the authors OF the above reports that
they will held responsible for all loss damage
Ing In consequence Of such false representations made by
them.
BOLLES & Co, Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
IL e AL ES TATE
at Auction
instructed to Sell at Public Auction.
ON THURSDAY. APRIL 22d,
Al II O'Clock NJ, at AIlIOIanI Hale.
The Following Described Property:

All that certain piece and parcel of
land situated in Kapalama, Island Of Oahu, II. l.,
described follows. 70 wit hoomaka ma ka
pa pohaku nui / hoailonaia X a mai aku ka aoao
mua, hem. 500 kom. 1900 kaul. pill aku ka po-
haiku | hoailona ka II alaila hem. $40 30' kom. 2
kaul, 81 pauk. ma ka pa pohaku hoailenaia he x,
maluna Ike kio wal maalo kahi hoala alaa
hem. 200 30 hik., kaul. So pauk. ma ka pa a pill
aku ka pohaku hoailonaa J alaila hem. 90 blk,
kaul., so pauk. ma ka pa ] hoailonaia X alaila
hem. 15o kom., % pauk ka pa a hiki aku IA
pohaku hoailouaia I hem. 1so hik., knui, II
pauk. pill ka pohaku U alaila hem. 6lo blk,
kaul.. 20 pauk. tho ana { Kipakipa hiki aku IA
pa pohaku nui hoailouaia n, pill ka alma
Kapahi, hem. $50 hik., lO-lO0 kaul malaila
hik ka hoomaka ana ma ka paena pill ana IA
mahele 2 ma keia mabele. eka, 2O5 anana.
Being the premises granted BY Royal Patent
No. 1914 to Napaaoanui and By deed Of partition Of
the estate Of Napalaoanui BY HaWaWa to Kaahamalu,
recorded in lber IS, page 33s, and conveyed By Ka
ahamalu and Kaniu to John E. Barnard. BY deed re-
corded in liber u.s. page 342 and BY John E. Barnard
and wife conveyed to Z. Kiha BY deed recorded IN
liber 10, page 3.
c. S. BARLOW. Auctionser.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
Their Business.

The discovery of California opened
a new source of American humor it
changed it from the personal exagg era
tion peculiar to the valley of the Mis-
sissippi, to "poetical license" regard
ing natural objects. Said one Of the
"Argonauts," in an excited converse
ton /: "Look at California, unrivaled in
any natural production that comes from
the soil-gold! we'll enough in its way,
but mere drug-nothing to be COM
pared with its vegetable productions.
Look at its forests, trees varying from
three hundred to q thousand feet in
height, with their trunks 80 close to-
gether drawing his knife and panto-
mining) that you can't stick this bowie
between them; and then it would do
your hearts good to see the lordly elk,
with antlers from seventeen to twenty
feet spread, with their heads and tails
up, ambling through these grand for
ests. It's sight, gentlemen
"Stop," said one of the listeners, a
new conner in California, one who had
not yet been innoculated with the at
mosphere, "my friend" said he, "if
the trunks of the trees are so close to-
gether, how do these elks get through
the woods with their wide branching
horns2"
The Californian turned on the cues.
toner with look of thorough contempt,
and replied "That's the elk's. bust.
ness," and then continued on in his un-
vanished tale, unembarrassed as the
summer MONDAY sun.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
A Word In Season.

Health is blessing which compare
lively few enjoy in all its fullness. Those
endowed by nature with robust frames
and vigorous constitutions should be
careful not to trifie with them. When
we enter the seasons of periodic fevers,
the increased heat Of the sun develops q
miasma which pervades the air The
evil is inextinguishable; our duty to
guard against it is imperative Fortu.
nately for those whose lot is cast in low
marshy districts or new clearings, ma.
ture provides a cure and preventive.
DIR. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters
are endowed with rare prophYlactic OF
disease-preventing powers, and as can
ounce Of prevention is worth pound oi
cure" should be taken in the full vigol
of health, 80 as to fortify the system
against the assault Of summer disease
and thus SECURE by their ife-giving
strengthening, restorative, and antiseptit
virtues, o defense against atmospheric
poison.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
Story - a Lightning.Rod Peddler.

| He drove his team close up to the
fence, got down and raped at the door.
The widow Gilkens opened it, when he
said: Mrs. Gilkens, am cognizant Of
the circumstances by which you are at
present surrounded, left as you are to
trudge down the journey of life through
q cold and heartless world-no longer
sustained and encouraged by the noble
one to whom you gave the treasure of
your hearts affection, and bowed down
| by the manifold cares and responsible
ties incidental to the rearing of eight
small children on forty acres of sub-car-
| boniferous limestone land; yet, Mrs.
| Gikens, you are aware that the season is
now approaching when dark, dismal,
dangerous clouds at frequent intervals
span the canopy of heaven; and when
zigzag streaks of electricity dart pro-
miscuously hither and thither, rendering
this habitation unsafe for yourself and
these dear little ones-hence, therefore,
let me sell you n copper wire, silver
tipped and highly magnetic lightning
rod"
The woman staggered back a few
PAGES and yelled: "Narcis! unfasten old
Cronchl" In another instant savage
bulldog came darting round the corner
of the house with bristles up, thirsting
for gore. The dog had already mangled
a machine agent and patent-soap man,
and was held in great esteem by the better
class of citizens for his courage and SER
vice; but when his eye met the hard,
penetrating gaze of Mr.. Parsons, his
chops fell, and he slinked off and hid in
the currant bushes. Then the man
said: My dear lady, you seem to be q
little excited. Now if you will allow me
to explain the probable inestimable -
"Dern ye, know something that will
start ye," said Mrs. Gilkins, as she
reached under some bed clothing, and
brought forth horse pistol, but, owing
to the shattered condition of her nerves,
her aim was unsteady, and the charge OF
buckshot missed save where few scat
tering ones struck his cheek and glanced
off. A hard metallic smile spread over
his countenance, as he leaned his shoul-
der against the door frame, and again
commenced: "My dear madame, such
spasmodic manifestations of your disin.
clination to make a judicious investment
of few paltry dollars
Hi-eoI" shrieked the widow, and
collapsed into kind of jerking swoon,
and before she had recovered highly
magnetic ightning-rod decorated hel
humble domicile, and Parsons had the
blank note filed out already for hel
signature.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
Symptoms OF Liver Complaint, and of
Some Of the Diseases Produced nv IT.

A sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts Of body ;
dnllness and drowsiness with frequent head
ache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth,
dryness Of throat and internal heat palpita-
ton in many cases dry, teasing cough, with
sore throat unsteady appetite, raising food,
choking sensation in throat distress, heavi-
ness, bloated or full feeling about stomach
and sides, pain in sides, back or breast, or
shoulders collie, pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat constipation, alternating
with frequent attacks Of diarrhna, piles, flatu-
Ience, nervousness, coldness Of extremities
rush of blood to head with symptoms Of apo
p,eXy, numbness Of limbs. especially at night {;
cold chills alternating with hot flashes kidney
and urinary difficulties duIlness, low spirits,
unsociability and gloomy forebodings. Only
few OF above symptoms likely to be present a
one time. All who use DR.. Pierces Alt Ext.
or Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets for liver complaint and it's
complications, are loud in their praise of them.
They are sold by all dealers in medicines.-
Com