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England and China.

The threatened trouble between these two
nations has by no means been settled, but has
been referred to London for adjustment. 1t is
well known that the bearing of the Chinese,
government towards foreigners since the ac-
cessiOn of the present Emperor is different from
what it was formerly. Prince Kung, who was
formerly premier and sought to establish
liberal policy with foreign nations, has been
set aside, and in his place is that cruel, many
counselled yiceroy Ii Hung Chang-who is
supposed to have signalized his command of
the Chinese armies by breach of faith at the
capture of Su-Chu This man, although not
the nominal Yiceroy of the empire, is Yiceroy
of the home provinces and real ruler of the
imperial councils. His spirit is manifest every
where-a spirit bitterly hostile to foreigners.
Since he came into power there have occurred
the massacre of Mr.. Margary, insults innume-
rable to foreign residents in the treaty ports,
trade has been placed under new and.vexatious
exactons, treaty clauses have been set at
naught, redress has been almost impossible:
exacting pretensions of an intolerably tyran-
nous kind, and unblushing encroachments on
treaty privileges have become the order of the
day, while Affecting of dread and insecurity has
spread abroad among foreign residents.
Prince Ii has been strenlously preparing
for war, and has borrowed money of the com
placent foreigners to arm his forts, and to fit out
q navy, of which China has now quite a strong
feet, several of her vessels being iron-clads.
Still, all the British ships in Asiatic waters,
available for the purpose, have been ordered
to rendezvous at China ports, and will doubt
less be prepared forprompt action, if required.
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NOTICES.

GUPREME COUKT OF TaIE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS-In Pruhate IN the matter % t1e Estate
OF HENRY PREN DERGASr. Of Honsiulu Oahu. tas.slaI
order appointing lime for probate o. WI and liranr
publication % notice ofthe
A document, purportug Be me last WI auf
q Henry Prendcrzas diseased. having
day Of November A. D. 1878 been rrs-uicd llil
bate Court and petition FOR the rTohate thereaf aa
the % letters ary
William l.. Green, having been diei ny Wu- a. 0resn.
IL IS hereby ordered. that MONDAY. ne 20 ilg n
NOVEMBER. a. d. ISIS. 10 ocuck ~ af sssl fa7
the Cuurs Room o. sid Court n Honoiulu. cain.
be- and the same Is. hereby Appointed th time rroslrz
said viii and hearing said application when ant rrrs az
person Interested may appear aad ne MI VII
and the granting OF letters testamenfary.
1t further ordered. that notice t1-reaf Given
publication, for three successive zeekr. ne Hawaiian
Gazette, newspaper printed and putishct In u1nou.
Andit further ofdere that citations BE- issued o. she
subscribing witnesses said VIII. and -
tesator in Honouiu appear and prdnats -
said Will at the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II. T. ist November. ISIS
A.. FRANCIS Judd.
Attest; Iuslce % the saUr-rae Co1rt-
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60 No Credit for Passage Money. ga
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth VIII considered taken until paid tCI. Not
responsible for.unaared Baggage any Freight
GELS cnless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand
nB An effort viii be made to have fhe Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening Of the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL O. WILDER, Agents
Office with wilder Co.. corner Of Fort Queen Streets
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kLIPNEME IUINF OF IUE WIWIITlN
- iSLA NtlSin probate In The Estate u Cif Ilfrtts
ECkAttr and MATILDA ECkNtel. lsts % unuoll.
ceased order Of notice % petition Tor alInnlrlraf.un-
Before Mr. Justice HARRIS.
on reading and hng the petition o. reodar Von nars
tel, brother OF Matilda Ecsar deceased rasalnr
san francisco, California. u. 3, aieElnE tiat Maria
EcStrt Aforesaid late OF Honuisiu, Hawaiian faaHit.
c-ased died testaie az San Frsucco. Ca O.
second day Of september A. u. 1875 laarIng WI pro-
bate Of which Is applied Tor DO slfi Frlnolvru.
praying that special letters 81 amiulstraiiln Il
Jones' Junr, Of Honolulu Aforesaid both ofsii ssflfss
II Is ordered that III n-uAN tho 18Th o.
BIER A. d. 1873. BE- and hereby Is appointed fur 1ariuE
said petition before the said Justice iu -
this Court. at Honolulu al which time and piace al per-
concerned may appear and show cluer any tnsr
have. why said petition should rranteIf.
this order BE- published Ia the fnEsh iarruazr Or
successive weessn he Hawaiian Gareite. ueuspaper
H0n0lulu.
Dated Honolulu. II. l.. Nov. 81. A. n. ISIS.
CffAs. r.. HARRIS.
Attest: Justice Of ne supreme T1u7t.
Jgo T. BtHSNFp. Ueuufr Clerk asfrr
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

So C. Brewer a Co.-Agents. .fER
sAf Favorable arrangements always ts sssss-ss<
made for Storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool Hides and
other Merchandise New Bedford. Boston, New York aad
other Eastern Ports. "a Cash Advances made.
Silly c. BREWER 4 CO.
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Der. 1870.
RETAIL
cAEr---f-J O-Nel, King and Richard SITS, Honolulu
Geo Roberts Mauna1ea ST, Honolulu.
--Gco p Roberts. Hotel aud Nuuanu SIS, Hon
All sang, Nuuanu ~, Honolulu.
5-SrrelEcn q Co., Nuuanu =, Honolulu.
s-Thos 6 TTrum, Merchant 81 Honolulu.
1-Afoug q Aclluck, Nuuanu St Honolulu
- Naruin, Fort y, Honolulu.
HI poi,eullnEsr Nuuauu 81 Honolulu.
is-H = HoIlsier. Nuuanu ST, Honolulu.
l5-T0ls 10. Nuuauu 81 Honolulu.
r7-N Francisco, King 81, Honolulu.
1s-uuc LIN, Deretsuia -, Honolulu.
.z-leuuE Nam, Nuuauu Honolulu.
ef-TuuG kim, Emma s., Honolulu
MAUI. s-Aisna- 1ahainn.
ls-AL waausu.
al-Ano, Naiavgao-
NoDOKA1.en-Ah Kama Kupeke,
11-A CleEhorn %, Raunazakai.
uAWAT1-s-At;ld. kauhako, North Kona-
i-on ChonE. Waiohnu, Kan.
S-llIune Pen Waiolinu, kau.
e0-Akiaa md. punahoa. Hio.
Si--Ahung, nhonua, Hio.
Wholesale.
6-JT waierhouse, Queen 81, Honolulu.
Boat.
--Kauko No H. Honolulu.
1a-w Ryan, No Il, Honolulu
.2-H Ryan, No. as Honolulu
es-Kunimela q Pinau Waiakea, Hlo
Fire Arms
SC " clark, Kona, oahu.
Is-Jarnc- Henton. Koua, Oahu.
ls-Wfiiiam Dean. Roia oahu.
SIS n Van Cleve, Kona, oahu.
Horse
rum No. 20 tAunuluiu-
sloane Maria. No p q %, Honolulu.
s-Keopuhiva, No . & -. Honolulu.
5-hahai. No. - Honolulu.
Antonio LOPEZ No. &c. Honolulu.
John Phi, No =, Honolulu.
is-Malao. No 81, Honoulu.
1s-J W Akepo, No. 30 Honolulu.
la-Ifazuka, No. 81, Honolulu.
1a-I'uI,n- No. s. Honolulu.
c6-Ksaloha. No 80. Honolulu
ss-gaonnhi. Ne. 81 Honolulu.
a7-Knpuuiai. No. IS Honolulu.
17-KnuVvnliiukalua. No 80, 90 & 81, Honolulu.
---Kagzalznu, No. 81, Honolulu
21-Mshia No -. Honolulu.
5o-Eauuei silva. No -, Honolulu.
so-ghule- No, -, Honolulu
VfctuRIinE.
6-Akuhunn. Lahnina. Maui.
li-Apaua HaPai punallOa, mo, Hawaii
Bowling Alley.
---gHmes Oids, Honolulu
PeddIfng.
e-T Bright
8-Ano-
1T-Ah Keonr.
IAN. Cake
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- lSlANls Probate. On ne mater n ne aIil.s
JOHN SHAW hte u Hrnouiu IsIil1 % Oah1 frrsas-
ed, ntestnte- AZ Chnbers before Mr.. Iusfioa Judd
order Of notice Of petition for Allowance acruunf
charge, and hnai disribui.ou Of property.
on reading and nlng the petition and accounts % 4 NJ
DOLE and T. SHAW. 1fIrEW
SHAW late % said huuni1u 1ecensaf LIS Or c1llla
against the estate wherein ney as< % D. aaae lle.
and charges themselves with f-,Ql1. and Sex tnat u
same Be examined and approved. and llnl
order may BE- made o. dIrbuion - property
Ing In their hands, % the pcrs1nl thereto -nsG and a.
charging them and Their sureiis from al further reagns
bllty as such administrators
IL . ordered. tllst TUESDAY TIE 1oth DAY OF NoF-
EABER A. d. 1875. a. oci1e-A- u. helor- sl.f
Justice ht Chamberls In NE COuri Bsu5e Hsuo1. -
and the same hereby Is apIolated ~ tle rlf Place
or hearing said peitsn and accouna and Aat ~ psrrs
interested may then and Tiers nppear and znog c-1e
any they have why tae sh1ud not - Erairei 40
may present eFiience 70 Hho entitled . o. nd
property. And that ISIS ORDER IN DE Hazssa and So
ish languages. b. published Ia .fhe Hawaiian 0aastfe a1l
kuo<oa- nersDapera printed and pu1lsled h Hoaallius
for three successive weeks previous y ihe uma tEerea
appointed Tor slid hearing.
Dated Honoluiu n J.. thls zs.h az a. or-l1sr.
A. D. Is75 A FRA -Cis ICrD
Attest IustIea n tAa surrrrla cllr9
waLrEa r. sEar, Clerk Of tie s1plsme c6arS 80 y
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WEDNESDAY. NOK. 10.


THE anniversary of the birth of our sove-
reign King, takes place on Tuesday next, when
be win be 80 years Of age. Hrs MAJESTY will
receive the diplomatic and consular corps at
10 o'clock. From II till u he will receive So
cicties and individual citizens, the reception
closing promptly at the latter hour. At p.
NJ. the boat races will commence, when there
will no doubt be fun for all, old and young.
These national holidays have always been
very popular with Hawaiians, and the coming
day will doubtless be as much so as any
previous. We trust, however, that the habit
Of indulging in intoxicating drinks,-too COM
mon on such occasions-may be discouraged
by all who have influence and authority in
the matter.
THE frequent and sudden deaths of not only
natives hut foreigners, attributable, in part or
OF wholly, to the use of ardent drinks, carries
with 1t a lesson which ought to be needed
ha rum ,eiR KILL in this country at least.
While many in colder climates can and do
habitually use stimulating drinks, from youth
to old age, without apparently any injurious
effects, here, no person can do so without
undermining his health, and laying the foun-
dation for heart disease, aneurism, or some
of the many causes Of sudden DEATH Especially
is this true of the natives, who do not possess
the strong system, muscles and nerves of the
more hardy foreigner. When such men as
prominent natives and citizens whom we might
name, with robust constitutions, wilt and die
suddenly under the influence of strong drink
who of their comrades are proof against it?
HIS ExcELLENcY ELISHA H. ALLEN will
leave for Washington in the outgoing mail
steamer, under the same appointment which
he held last winter-Minister Plenipotentiary
and Envoy Extraordinary. That the presence
of a representative of this government will be
needed there at the opening of the next ses-
sion of Congress, there can be no doubt We
have urged the return of both of the gentlemen
who were so successful on their previous
mission This, however, has been considered
by others whose judgment carries more weight
than ours, as quite unnecessary. We hope they
will prove correct; and that the legislation
now required to consummate the treaty may
be promptly adopted. It will certainly be
happy termination of what has thus far been
slilfully and honorably executed, with credit
to America and Hawaii.
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Per r. Q. WyIie 7

nIRECr FROM EUROPE. MS DATst
~ Bbis go best Engiilh P1riaBd ce1nenf.
100 Coils bc1t Russia Hemp EirrinE.
Coils Russia Bolt Rope.
Cases Ensilsh Pie Fruirg
Cases English fic<icl,
Cas- Ground Pepper.
Cases Grand Af1lE1r.i.
Cases Er1-c1 re.s,
CASKS TABLE SALT. IN BOTTLES.
Fer sale a. Us lowest psi1s--sg
Sss BOLLEs a 90.
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WITH view TO make the GAZETTE more
acceptable to its patrons, we have secured the
services of lively and chatty European cor
respondent, whose familiar style and initials
can be recognized by most readers. The sec
ond of her letters appears in to-day's paper,
and though her notes of what she sees and
hears are necessarily brief, they will prove
doubtless acceptable to all. 1t is probable
that she will visit the principal countries of
Europe, and perhaps go to Egypt and the
Holy Land. But wherever her letters may
be dated, and whatever scenes may be describ-
ed in them, they will prove readable
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q CIRCUIT OF the HAWAIIAN IsTalNIIl--Il
Probate IN the % the estate 81 FRANZ nErf 4
MANN, late o. kooa, Kauai. deceased Order n nafcs
Of petition for approval q claims chambers. nafl-s
Hon. bancan Mcnryde.
on reading and filing the petition u Chrisfan
mann, Administrator o. the estate % Frl1r Hefffraun
late Of kol0a, Kauai deceased, showing thaf CERTAIN claims
against the said estate, schedule
said petition presented o. the petitioner ar auts
Hcated with necessary v0uchers and By HIM EruraTei
and praying that upon day b. appointed nay
be examined and approved by the tourf.
lt Is ordered, tatsArN HuAa e ttii lsr o. WOVEN
BER A. D. 1915, az 10 o'ccs before tae sll Ialcs.
at his Chambers, 10 the Court Houa Wahaoa b. ard
the same hereby appointed me time snd pace -
hearing said petition, and that DesaIs aa
then and there gppear and show tnaT
why the said claims should not b. approved 1T ne Cart
And thai this order De- Published IN ta kngilsl 1aTa-
Han language, in tha Gazette and kuctl neesr1rers
printed and published In uonuiuiu for
weeks previous the time therein appolntssI fr
hearing.
Dated at wahEwa, H. L. this 2sth das % ocsoisr. A D.
1873. trNcsS Nraf.YfIr
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n Allan fsLANDS.-Of the Octobsf Term. ls1s fltsI
for divorce. Lorenzo Marehant Hattie r. Marc aa1f.
"Wednesday, October 25th ISIS.
In the above entitled libel Tor divorce Z \ nov 0ro-ef
that decree u divorce from bld ~ mlffIn10nr
entered favor q said afarchaas Or eaas
Of the audeitry OF the Eld naa Marchaat
absolute after the expiration Or SIX m1ut1 from thr fsta
OF this decree. upon compliance with tie feredf
under sufficient cause shall appear 10 the contrary
nd the hbeiiaut IL ordered % u1lsh copy
this order IN the HAWAIIAN Gazetia nsuIra-
pers Tor SIX successive weeks ihe drgi publcafGu -
within month from the datc u order fhat al
persons Interested. may within AZ mouths show l1as
why said decree should not b. made ah-oiatc.
IL rTrr r1orurs
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~ Instructions rscercd from HIS Excelency the aIin-
ls,r 81 Iiriu an persons hereby positively forbidden
drurc raiatsl u aus description in the ditch the
Nausa siaf 90 school street. between Bereiania aud
emma Streets In any other spot than those previously
oeaiE1aiei fa1 auch purpose
oro. Il. LUCE, Road Supervisor
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- ISLANDS in Probate. In The ssfaie - D. a. ~
DERBY OF Honolulu tieccgfd Before IlrIs
JUDI. Order % Notice % Petition for Acruu.rfraccn
on reading and fling The petition u d. J. ruoLIu8F.
OF Hoululu, Oahu giug that y O. uDEELr % udu-
lulu, OAHU died nt.tate Honolulu az
Of October, Isis and praying " adr
istrtOn issue b. him the said n. J. CoaiidTr.
Its ordered that FRIDAY the 18th daT 1fN0t fdHEa
a D. $50 be add hereby s appointed fer hearnE M -
tition before sad justice. % taa
Court. nj Honolulu. which place parsons
concerned may appear and ghoN any hey have
why said Petition should granted ani thaf ti arer
b. published Ia the English language Tor sracaae
weeks In the Hawaiian Gazette. nsua1arar Ho1din11
Dated Honolulu, IL l. October ~. A. n. Ia-5..
a. FHANlIe IfUD.
Attest Juslct 81 Dfrms Cont
WALTER z. SEar. Clerk
Honolulu. ism September. 1874 rrars
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NV AUTHORITY

- rs ras, IIi Majesty the Eiur 70 order That Tolani
i, - ~ rlanel o. tfla iurss az r-ceIon Tue
az uaztst sgh iri being she anniversary % his birth
asr
-1-1 ? o. % ccioas De win his algsers,'
a. lslEatc rl-Ts tle rolsai- % foreign powers and
lai'iaizE ans u1ssrs ~ Snaps % war IN port
F az e. i-o.ncE noon. be win be pleased receive
tss-ri Fsrr-oieri Honaiuu and the pub
Or reue7Eg p. ". BEeEfI-r, Chamberlain.
loiaSl R.lacr- Hauouln Nov ath ls75
l- i Foasea Izls lsssy the ns TO mase the follow.
ing sT1rli1i-nrrfs
Bs7d r Hs-la.-Hon s q Wider. Dr. R. NcKBbin,
D. -r-. Z ~ lIuiflilrsou.
g-s 81 luu,7rassau Hon J. Mott smith, Hon. W. Jas.
sa1- Eiol .. T. Raualuul
1oLasl PALACE sor. stii ls75
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hereby certify me foregoing q . tine and fi.Anaf
copy o. The original decree ga entitled
hle In the Clerks ONCE Of ne szpreme o1rt ~
Hawaiian Islands As witness my land a11 ne 1e1i 81
the supreme Court Ibis ash day u October A. D. Isss
HOnoulu, Island Of Oahu a. T.
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- Consequence - ilr acoase 81 the late n. II. Stanley
b las Fousri Es Majesty appoint His Ercelleney j.
= WAX Ai'u-us. General Of The Kingdom interim.
uuus'uiu- cSrr. sta. ISL
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AN item, indicating the steady increase of
travel on the steamer, is the number who took
passage on her last week. She left here with
so cabin passengers and took on more at way
ports; also took from here l6S deck passen-
gers, and "A way deck ditto-in all 800 on the
trip up. Returning she bad 80 through and
IA way cabin passengers, with los through
deck, and IA way deck passengers. In all
1859 returning passengers. Making 400 pas
sengers for the round trip. This goes to con-
firm what we have always held, that commo-
dious steamer will stimulate travel, and this
in turn stimulates business, as all our
merchants and traders can bear witness.
In THIS connection we may state that sur
vey has lately been held on the steamer XII
lauea, the details of which have not transpired
We learn, however, that one result of the ex-
animation has been, to show that the steamer
cannot be repaired except at very large out
lay, both on her hull, boilers and machinery,
which will of course necessitatc a lengthy in
terruption in her service. Rumor says $40
900 is the smallest sum needed to make the
Kilauea whatshe should be- Theonly alterna-
tive, therefore, will be to commence the con-
struction of a new steamer as soon as possible.
Her hull can be built here as well, as cheaply
and as speedily as anywhere, if done By con-
tract, and can be made ready for the machine
ry as soon as the latter can be constructed,
which we hope may be done here also. This
important work must be commenced with
out delay. In six or eight months, new boat
will be needed.
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Iul1v- IN i6ia November being the birthday Of
If EuieiT kinr. viii b. observed national Hnli-
CAV Government Offices viii be closed that day
Throughout flln Kingdom.
W T. MOEHoNUA, Minister Of the Interior.
interior Cn.cU. Oct zsth 1870.
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Throughout TN Kingdom.
~. T. MOEHONUA, Minister Of the Interior
-uteriuT OfcC. oci- 18th ls75
TN following persons have been appointed Member
az if Tax appeal Board iu accordance with the Act o
AuIlsE q ls7ss
1lapgaII, E7ile-I. Severance W. II. Reed.
Fau1-J 81 kea0makani n ". Makual,ana.
Euu--C y Spencer, J Nafuauu.
s. Enuu-H \ GreeuNell. Nanas1l
~ Kaa1--Gcarre CArseley y * MalAinuL
s. Eahrlu--n r Sandford. Q Y Davis,
~ kaaiaia-B u Atkins. George Holmes
H1rl1l11-G Ecsnell J X Kaunamanu.
EsrE----E.1s1iar-L Ahnio " r Brown
M1aIl4u-H Daniels, v I Alexander.
M1fzrnb-Kapule, y CrowuinrburE.
l7GH1--N Ulunaheic, = H.iekunihi.
EfulcE-az-----.-s g Dwight, " Kalua.
a. sss--------.---F n EIaselden kealalaa-
QAEC----F i1zoillla--I Z Green. A kalauA
Pea a. Wdiau1c-i II Coney, Anakalea-
H1ialsaa-s Emerson, NAtanien-
haa.aitisa-A Z Smith = N NaukanR-
ksa.zalI7lD-TI Cooildge, II Rose.
kaukl.-. Hriusa-ts 3 Rowei, KamalenuL
Eala1-F flindt, MIka
LiAuF--fs " WILCOX. : Il Hnpuku-
-aalhosa-C BCruellal, d Nunoahiki.
H1n1lei-S " Wilcox. 2 SClza, I kfuii.
N11Har ...... -D bua, Kaltl-
JNo S WALKER,
liuunlulu. Nor. lst, 1873. Minister Of FinAece.
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Waters New Scale Pianos

are the BEST MADE: he Touch ELASTIC and fine
SINGING TONE, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
cannot be ExcELLED in TONE or BEAUTY; they DEFY
COMPETITION. The CONCERTO STOP is FINE IMI-
TATIoN of the HUMAN VOICE.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for CASH DURING
THIS MONTH. MONTHLY INsTALMENTs RECEIVED:
OF, PIANOS SO to $50; ORGANS 81 to SO; MONTHLY
AFTER FIRST DEPOSIT. AGENTS WANTED. A
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Schools, Lodges, etc. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
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THE B. sHoNINGER ORGAN.
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Organ. and prepared to supply the trade on the
most liberal terms. Agents wanted in every Coun-
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IMPERIAL GRANUM.

IMPERIAL GRANUM,
THE GREAT MEDICINAL FOOD
This Justly celebrated DIETETIC Preparation is
in composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the White Winter Flint Wheat Cereal, a solid
extract, the invention Of an eminent chemist
1t has not only been highly recommended, but
certified to by large number of CHEMISTS and
YSICLANS-representing very high degree of
medical science-as the
Safest, Most Acceptable and Reliable Food
for the growth of Infants aud Children, and for
Mothers lacking sufficient nourishment for their
offspring. -.
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
vinous matter, which are liable to stimulate the
brain and rritate the digestive organs it embraces
in its elementary composition
THAT WHICH MAKES STRONG BONE AND MUSCLE,
That which makes good Flesh and Blood.
That which is easy of Digestion-never
constipatihg.
That which is kind and friendly to
the brain,
And that which acts as preventive of those Intes
tinal disorders incidental to childhood.
Aud while it would be difficult to conceive OF
anything in Food Dessert more creamy or deli
cious or more nourishing and strengthening as an
alment in
Feuers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia,
REGISTRATIONS OF THE SYSTEM,
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-05
To Contractors.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
I City Hall of the City of Rock Island until Tues
day, the 10th inst, for eXcavating the Trenches
moving and relaying the Pipe, and back filling the
neeessary tprohablv about five miles, | to % such ch
depth as will admit of at least five feet of earth
above the mains. The proposition to embrace the
resetting al; the Fire Hydrants on the mains re
moved: Full specifications may be seen at the City
Council Room.
The City Council will reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
Rock Island, March 5th, 1875.
P. L, MITCHELL.
Chairman r. I. Water Commissioners.
S. f. COOKE, City Clerk. 5dtd
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