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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is worth its weight in gold t" ovurr- of I..,..
mules.
This Liniment has cured mnr,. ~rr.,.,..
led ring boned and CALLED horses o. ,I,' '''i
than have all the farrirrs in The cuuutr, H.. .'f
Its Elects are simply wonderful d
We have thousands upon thousands ., ..
Gates as strong ~ the tulluwin.
My horse was lame for 4 year with , ...
wrench. All remedies utterly failed d. ,.',.
considered him worthless until ,,.nI..-.'.
u-,. Crnt;tuT l.inim-nt, which rapidly cured.
heartily recommend II.
REV. GEO. ". FIfIl>
"Mannrvill- Sch"hilI.l g., \ .
DEAR SIRs.-l have used Nnur ,,rr,r,
mrnt in my family, and find it 10 ,,.uf -,... o..
Please send me two dollars Worth Il. .,.
mules and horses. RILEY .. k...
Falls Station. Wyoming Co.. Pa
1t makes very little difference, what tf.. ....
whether il be- wrench, sprHin. poll evil ... ..
scratches OF lImcn"S- of ANY kind fH.. ,.f..r. .
the same l.iVrrNmcn. ~ti.'. pr-pl8.r.r- f....
etc. should never b- with"ur tn, l,H., .,.,..
Limimcnt 1t is sold every where and is Atr...
in lis effects
Laboratory of j. T. RIOS s. GO
IL DEY ST NEW l"Et
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discrimination and unostentatioLs!'
Mr. Astor's wife was daughter OF "G"'
Armstrong. Secretary of War mhutr
President Madison. and Il lady diS'in-
puisbed for her culture and benevo'ehce.
They have had six children, three SONS
and three daughters, nearly all oil "ho'i,
are still living. Mr.. Astors personal
habits were simple and unostentatlouS'
and his manner of living PLAN III INC
extreme.
20 4 friendlesS boy from the nils Oh
New Hampshire. poorest OF me poor
on his weary way to il town IL few iniitS
from Boston. in search of Il job making
shoes. stopped in Boston and visited nor
the first time the State House. W itll
no wonderful good luck, by patient toll,
with little or no help, save that com
mon to all. this boy revisited the State
House as Representative. Senator, Pres
idcnt of the Senate. United States Sen
ator, and Vice President OF the nItcd
Safes. He went from the Capitol for
the last time Monday afternoon. midst
all the funrrcal pnmp and honor which
:, nation could beStow. This boy and
man was .Jcrrmili Jones Goliath. whose
name WIS changed to Henry Wilson.
Cannot the boys of New England learn
a useful lesson from this life !-BOst0n
NprS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03
cENrAuR
LIN I M E MIS-

The lame can he healed and Tho. ,,..
whole. We now know Just What ri. ''''. ',
imcnt will do. They will not mend j.. 'li'far .
or cure cancer, but they will r>t,,,, WI boil ..,.
Law pain, cure rheumatism and l '.'A'',
flesh, bone and muscl" ailments H. ain--
ever before discovered. 'i. az
Scientific skill cannot pn,.iII.
effects of these remarkable Ir,Irtf..f, " ..i. ..
rheumatism of many years ~ttuI-,, ...
weak back, fever SORES. wcrIlrl. -., -''''l
caked breasts. distorted limbs ct d.. Na..
are cured by the White trutaur I.,,.,.... .''' &.
1t will destroy pain aud heai ,r,il.,,,
binary burns and sc:IldS. II wiIl.,if...r' f .
of bites and stIngs. and the fr,-r =, ID" ,.,.
limbs. 1t is very "tlicacinu- fur ,.rr ." I'I-
ache, itch and cutanruuS eruption, ' h-'
Mr.. Josiah Wrstakc, of MarN-,rH ,
For years my rheumatism h.- h.., be
| have been unable to stir from fI,. IT, ''' e..
first three bottles of Crntaur liuiru.r, % J..
To- walk without my CrutchrS am r..' ''' ..
idly. think your Imminent -mlI, . man. '.
&. II. Bennett, druggist. Rock rr,I,.. q,
"Centanr l:iniment sells better and .,...
best satisfaction of anything in tin. ir.,,L e..
What the Ccntaur linimrnt has ,I,..
il will do for You. II is handy rrlaI,' 49,. ' ' .'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03
D, A. CLIFFORD,
Opposite Atheneum, st. Johnsbury.
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
To thos, wishing to Exchange our severe
Northern Winter for II
MILD SOUTHERN CLIMATE
PASSUMPsIC RAILROAD.

To meet constant inquiries Tor tickets S"nih
which .,r n.c.ssitated hy the increase, of invalid
and pleasure travel during the winter the abnN"
COMPANY has made arrangements with the New
York 4 Bermuda Division of the Quebec y Gun
Port : = co. and the New York. Savannah y
Nassau Mail Steam ship Line, Ia sell single and
excursion tickets from any sta ION On the south
Eastern a Passumpsic Railroads, to all points i'll
the Southern States. jacksonville Florida, liam
iltnn Bermuda Islands or Nassau. New Providence
and Bahama Islands For particulars apply L"
Station Agents, or y. i. LON EitlNN
General Ticket Agent.
IvndouyilI, Nov 10 lS1J gg-lO7
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

WIDE AWAKE fnr December is on
hand. The publishers cN idrmilN intend
that each number shall snrpa>- it pre-
d,ccs~or. The number opens with
"kim's Last Whipring." Il delightful
story 10y that fINnIilc among tine story =
tclIcrs, Sophie May. Merrill gives the
st"IN an excellent .fronij$picc". There
arc ais" tw" capital long stories. ''Tiu'>
Partner" 10y Amanda VI. Douglas, and
"FiNr Pounds OF CinnJnlnn. 10y lInlmr
MaNNcll 6csi,irS these. Miss Farmtll
aud VI. Quad have Thlhk>"i\ img St"-
rics. ''Out of the Fly ing Pau" and
.'M >ic'> Thank~"i, iug. ''Thr Birds
Harvest" Is a pathetic little sketch 10y
Mrs. j. -. Chaplin. But il is one ni
the poems Whirh will especially capt.
waite the children: "Silvcr Locks and
the Beans" lay Clara Dolly Ra.cs. with
sin ircSi~tihlr Illustrations, drawn 10y
Ms Finley. There are also articles 10y
Ella Rndmnn Church. Rev. DIR. Chaplin
and DR.. Touritc. "l'arlor PastimcS,
by Gr". Il. Ballctt, and poems 10y joe
Benton. Ella Falman. Marian Douglas.
aud Ilolmr Maxwell. while the Magic
Carpet" is unusually entertaining. u.
Lothrop If. Co., Boston. S2.u0 per All
mum.
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VARIETY STORE

IRA HARVEY. Eastern Avenue dealer in ". l.
Good% GrocerieS. FlDUr MeGL Yankee Notions, Tpps,
COnfecti0HerieS. .>tdfioIerp Pictures. 'hr"""s.
Frames. etc. have lust received a fresh lot "f
NEW TEAS. which will sell a. follows, Good
Japan Ira from ilc to no Good Young Tyson
from ~ III To 81 - Good Dl"n from a5c Ia -.'c.
Every person buying pound "i tea Will ID" en-
titled I" It chrnm" picture -NlO
ggtf IRA HARVEY.
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CAsTORIA.

1t is a mistake Ia suppose thai tL-t"i.t. - 4a.
ed To- CROWN persons a. Wen ~ children d..
ly need 1" increase the quantity Iar O., F..
have many complaints fnT whirh .t-r....
adaptrd-likr wind collie. sour srurua.L g..
tctt"r trething and group and that - ..-l,..
recommended for them.
Its effect, are NOR certain than ti-t,r o.
contains IL" .ilchoh"l and is pi"I>Hn' 2 'a,
h"ncu 1t never grip"-. Ey r"gularin- q, 80
and bowels the Cast"ria conlS th, bl,u,d ..
worms and prevents t,.vrrishnrs~. p..'.
nerves and produces hralth-thcn al ,uur-.
dr"n can sleep in quiet and mothers can -'-r
Ci-toria il recommended hv all Ih. -l,.ir-
nurses VIII" have tried it and il haviu- 8, I.,l...
cr,Hsing sale. 1t l. prepared with great ,.tr. "
the receipt of l'r. Samuel Pitcher. ct Ms o.
Laboratory of J. Il. ROSE \ go
ii Dry 81. NEW lOKk tI.l,r
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Subscribers out of this County

Subscribers out of this County
wiz hereatfer remit ~iH their s"bscrip-
Hon, ten cents IN nd'IiHon. for p0sfdgr
as all newspaper p"Sfdgc after 'Idn""ry
list, has 10 be paid at he o0icc ~h"rc malt
ed. This rW make the CALEDoNIAN
come To them ten cents Il Vear less than
hpretOfOre.
During the next six weeks we want every
dollar due us. We don't want II to invest in
Go,ernnent Bonds, Bank stock; but Ia
paw our debts with. Will those " no are ow
ing us take due notice and govern themselNes
arcor,IingIy &. VI. STONE a co.
December !, 1876.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

flhe watches repaired in Il correct manner
anu warranted Particular attention maid In ~.
pairing clocks, jewelry. etc. Jewelry silver ware
Ii. & X.
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STAMPS IMPRINTED UPON BANK
Cheers. ETC. \ contract has been en-
tered into hl the 'ni!cd States Treasury
Department with the Graphic C"mpa
nv Of Nos 81 and II Park Place, New
York city, Tor the impriulinS of stamps
upon all bank clIcrkS. drafts. orders. or
vouchers ion the payment OF any sum
of money whatsoever drawn upon ANY
bank. banker. OF trust company. OF
upon blank paper that may hc furnish
ed fol that purpose 10y person, firm.
OF corpuIatiou desiring stamps 81 inn
printed. The contract took effect No
Vcmbcr 18th. and on and after that date
the above stamps are To he imprinted
only at the establishment OF the above
Company Z: and until otherwise directed
the stamps will l'c imprinted under the
regulations therefor prescribed lay the
Commissioner ui Internal revenue.
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Congress.

.ConurcS> meets next Mond y. The
contest tnI the sl,rakcrShip is becoming
rather lively. The candidates aIr in
Washington and are ovcrrmn with Wis
itors. Mr.. Kerr claims that he has been
misrrpIeS..ntcd in regard to his iinan-
rIaI views He admits. however, that
he took positions in hi speech III lH7l
that he would not assume now. lie
now taNorS Il return To specie pay mcnt
at the earliest possible day. His friends
claim that he will receive seventy votes
on the first ballot. and 1t is generally
conceded that he will have Il stronger
support than has been conceded him.
II j. also said that Cox L. developing Il
GOOD deal ut strength and that Randall
chances are coirrspuudiu%ly decreasing.
The pIcSilcut pro TEN of the Senate Is
creating Il good deal of new ~papcr dis
crl>>iou Senator Ferry has modilicd
hi, imitation Views. and it is generally
conceded, that although the senate has II
right to elect Il new president ut any
time. that they Will not establish any
such pIcrcdrni. but that Senator Ferry
will stand next To President Grant
tht,u.II l, coming session.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

B">rnS GLOBE. The prospectus of
this paper appears i'll our columns to-
day. The GIobc is il Large eight page
paper, bright. n-v>> and hauds"mr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

- We expect our New York letters
will he read with interest. They are
Written bl Il journalist, a gentleman of
cdur:llion aud culture. and the reader
will find in them Il record with intrIli-
gent comments. of some of I'll" best
things that occui in the great metropolis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-03

DEATH or rIlE RICHEST MAN IN AMER
ia. SIm.WW. 900 CHANGING HANDS.
WAR WITH TURKEY. CONTINUED
Success OF \ON BULow AT CHICK
NOTES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05
British Religions IntelIigence.

"The Receipts of the British and Foreign
Bible Society for the past year, arising from
the usual sources, have amounted to ego, ZEE
lsS. 3D., and adding the contributions for spe-
cieal objects, the total receipts have reached
E22O,9O4 Is 1Od., or sl,lOi,s2O. The Pay
1aeuts for translating, printing, and circulating
the Scriptures in the first year of the Society s
existence were E69l. Last year they amounted
to s2IO,1 AS 3D.
A recent report says that "the Society has
had direct or indirect share in the transla-
tion, printing, or distribution of Scriptures in
two hundred and ten languages or dialects,
the number of versions thus printed being two
hundred and sixty-eight During the seventy
years of its existence, the Society has put into
circulation more than seventy-one million BIZ
bles, Testaments, and Portions; and its ex-
penditure for this purpose has exceeded seven
millions and half sterling (s37, 500, OOO)
THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SoC1ETY.-The
asst report of this Society (for 1894, the
18th year, presents very favorable account
of its financial condition. The ordinary income
is given as El96, 525 l2s lid, (s9s2, $685. The
expenditures were fls6,lls IS. IOd., $780,
59D; leaving a balance on hand of something
over $4,000. But in addition to this ordinary
income, there were large gifts to be invested,
the interest only to be used, and contributions
for special purposes, SO that in all, the report
states, gin the space of one year there have
been committed to the administration of the
Committee, funds amounting in the whole to
the unprecedented total of s26l ,2ll " 81 $685.
1859.
The number of Missionaries employed, ma
tive and foreign, is 1882. Number of stations
157.
(EYGLIsH) WESLEYAN METHODIST MIS-
SIoNARY SocIETY.-The home receipts of this
Society, for its last reported year, were EI22,-
O92 Is. ID. the foreign receipts, from affiliated
conferences and mission districts, S45, 1902 las.
ID; total, EI67,995 Is. Sd. (ss39,975) The
total expenditures, fl66, 1853 Is. sd (ss32 ,292
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05
EXPORTS.

For Sea- per brig onward May 40 bbls four 90 cs bread
bbs pork Ct rope 20 bbs beef bbls moassOs, 200 lbs
coffee kgs sugar Is bg sweet potatoes, 50 bgs Irish cta
toes, bkts gin, 1895 gils shocks.
Fo Ruderbuy Island per sh Valley Forge. May 40 bales
bag bbls aud 1000 lbs beef bb pork, els rope, % cs
bread, 1000 lbs pahd
For San Francisco per S. cyphrenes May 4-22 bales
uu $50 bE rice 1922 pgs sugar Il bxs beel leaves IL
bd goat skins hides SOS bnohs bananas los bgs paddy,
% hgs ginger.
For Portland Oregon, per Brk earn Tua May S-925 kgS
Eursr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05

Nor A sUoCEss-I; seems that the new floating
saloon steamship Bessemer, which was to cross the
English Channel without making her passengers sea
sick has not turned out the that was antici
pated At least it is asserted by English papers that
she is I" only half Success" and the plain inter
PRESTON of that in her case must be that the prn
ciple of automatic action on which the inventor
relied does not work well. or course she can only
be success if there is an absence of all sensible
motion in the swinging saloon. 1.-THE saloon shares
the motion of the ship to an appreeiable extent-and
this seems to be the case-no real gain will have
been effected
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05

OLIVE CULTURE-Dr John D. Scott of this city
has interesting and instructive paper in the last
Agricuturist, on The Cultivation of the Olive in
California" He shows how easily and eheaply the
trees may be grown, giving the best method Of pro-
pagation, their beauty ornamental tree, their
commercial value, medical and mechanical uses ETC.
he says: fulLgrown tree produces from so TO 70
gallons of oil annually, which, at 81 so per gallon,
would far outstrip in value any other fruit treethe
far-famcd Los Angeles orange not excepted" He
urges fruit cuturists to devote more attention TO
this valuable tree.-Sdn Jose Mercury.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05
Phases Of the Moon for the Month of May. 1875
PREPARED Hr CAPT. DANIEL SIXTH, HGEBoEnAs5TE,
HONOLULU MEAN TIME.
COMMERCIAL.
RoNoLrLr MArh ls6

HONOLULU. MAJ s, 1875
We note Francisco Of two guano ships
the past week. bound Island and the other 70
Endsrbury Island.
The Cyphrenes arrived the 3D. inst % days
from sydney. She brought few packages Of merchandise
m this port and sailed the morning Of the 4th for San
Francisco taking good freight consisting Of sugar rice
bananas Gc Her cabin accommodations nearly all
cupe by through passeuger aud additional arrangements
were made 10 order TO accommodate number Of those who
took cabin passage in her from here.
We vessel in port loading for San Francisco
though the brig Legal Tender and bark Murray will soon
be on berth Taking the average passage during this
season in years look the
days Up latest dates the Murray had
Ship syran had arrived New Bedford in lO2 days from
onouuthe passage yet made by her. Her cargo Of
Oh would meet good market.
Our adyocs from San Francisco by the ship Valley Forge
are to the 18th ut We no important changes in the
market quotations. unless it be in the price Of coffee which
has reoeded about 20 pound and quoted at 1@lSo for
Manila Central American. Sugar has advanced shade
and grades quoted lo4lo7zc. Pulu dull So
Joe Rice heavy at 6aT1zc.
From Sydney we have daes to the 10th Of April Sugar
sn heavy the finer being quoted 635 Rice in
demand At Gro f2s-equal to 0@G1<c.
il Auckland very little has been done in sugars and that
very low rates.
Francisco the schooner Legal Tender loading
fJr this port, to sail on the 18th. She is fully due.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05
PASSENGERS.

From WindWard Ports per smr kilauea May l-Captain
Forer Miss shannon, Mrs Hayes, His Ex W Moeh0bua,
Mn Moehonua Kennedy wife and child, Probart, g
D. Aiken Dir Euders W Hutchinson, I o. Haoran, Miss
NJ Alexander Mrs Cornwell Bishop Maigret, Hawai-
uu aud 81 deck.
Francisco per s. S. Cyphrenes May z-P Jones
wife Miss Greafhouso, Mr. p Banning wife chill
dren Mr. Clarke Mr. FustenAu, Mr. foger, Prot W
arkness Miss shannon. Mrs Watt Mrs Capt Hayes, Mr.
Mrs Kennedy child Mrs Parker Naked Guild, Miss Nell
lie Make Mrs Adams nurse children, and IL in
efaa
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South Australia.

The Registers calculations of the wheat harves
show that there 900 acres devoted to wheat
growing and that the produce will be IL, 900, OOC
bushels. The estimated surplus will be shade over
1000 tons.
BlOndin, after attracting onehalf of the colony
something like 90 900 people, to see his performances
has left the colony.
The Evangelical Alliance has decided to invite
Messrs. Moody aud sankey to visit Adelaide.
Mr.. Consul Truer entertained the German eolonists
at dinner on the anniversary of the birthday of the
Emperor of Germany.
Victoria.
The arrikn nuisance is very prevalent and several
heavy punishments have been inflicted.
NJ. Blondin, the tight-rOpe dancer, was presented
with gold medal at the Opera House.
The imports of last year amount to nearly fI7,-
100000, and the exports to over Els 900 OOO this
being 100000 over those of the previous year.
Messrs. Gibson Co. have held a large sale of
shorthOrns and HerefOrds for Messrs. Robertson,
Brothers, of COlac. There was large attendance of
buyers and breeders from all the colonies The bid
dings spirited and prices in excess of those OBJ
tanned last year shOrthOrn bulls brought up to $40
guineas each; hsifers $50 guineas Hereford bulls
go guineas; hefers, $50 guneas. The sum total for
between 500 and 400 animals was over $40, 500.
The Government Printer has just issued the Gus
toms returns for this colony for the year 1874 From
these it appears that the total imports amounted to
Sl6,s5S. es5, showing increase of s42O lSO, and
the total exports to 54ll 100, increase flss 655
The export of gold amounted to "a O5s 2ss showing
faling-Of of s1,lOO,OOO as compared with the pre-
viOus year, but which deficiency was partially made
up by the exports of coined gold which amounted to
fl,s54,75l, being s25s.7ss more than in 1873. The
wool exported in 1874 weighed IS 662 oil lbs, valued
at fs,s7s,64l, against 7.4Ts,sS2 lbs, valued at
f572s,6ss, exported in 1873. The Customs revenue
from all sources shows falling-OG. The amount |
solicited in 1873 sI.s64s1s as against FL, s4O,
no in 1874 and it is very remarkable that the falling
II is rather in neesssares than in Injuries, for tn
iuties paid on the latter have increased.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05

DEATH OF 7. T. DoUeHERTr This gentleman,
formerly a resident of Honolulu, died in Philadelphia
April2d. The Philadelphia Inquirer gives the follow
ing sketch of him: "Thomas Templeton Dough
erty was born in this city on September Esd, 1928
In 1919 he went TO San Francisco, and Joined {" the
California Pioneers.n In 1851 he visited Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands. After the treaty was made by
Commodore Perry with the Japanese Government,
in company with Mr. Reid formerly Of this city, the
schooner S. E. Eoote was chartered and with cargo
of stores for whaleships, they proceeded to Japan
(the S. E Foote being the first Amencan merchant
man allowed to enter any port in Japan) intending
to commence business for supplying whalemen with
ship stores The japanese at first refused In viola
ton of the treaty to permit Doughery and Reid and
their families to land but aferward agreed that if
Dougherty would take the officers and crew of the
Russian frgate Diana which frigate had been wreck
cd, to the Amoor river, Reid and the families might
land, and with the cargo occupy temple until the
return OF Dougherty and the schooner. Dougherty
having run the English and French blockadiug ships
succeeded in landing the Russians on Russian terri
tory, and returned to Japan, where be found his
partner and the families enjoying the hospitality %
of the Japanese Guards. The American party were
then notified to leave, and that they would not be
permitted 10 transact business anywhere in Japan.
During Dougherty's absence in the schooner bis
partner managed to exchange part of the cargo for
Japan wares. With the schooner the expelled mer-
chants went to San Francisco. Dougherty returned
to and resumed business in Honolulu In 1866
whaling vessel of which Dougherty five-eighths
owner, was destroyed at the Island Of AscenciOn s
P, by the socalled Confederate cruiser Shenandoah.
Oougherty came to his native city and Washington
10 attend to bis claims under the Geneva Award and
japanese indemnity; but the late terrible weather
premAturely cut short his lile.''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05

shade tree Eucalyptus has recently become famous as
believer Of rheumatic pains. 1t has long borne an
euFiabe reputation absorben; Of the poisonous
Ei1sua which produces chils and fever, ague, and
nov L il bending down with balm sWeeter than that
Of Gilsad for aching rheumatic bones. AeOuespOnd-
oa' q he Psalula Arg recently testified to its
TeouT qualities and this testimony coming to the ears
q residents in San Francisco, they have given
% rHre evidence They report 10 the Call that they
have the leaves applied TO the afflicted parts Of
ieFsr Eu srer from this painful disease in each of
Ehieh the RELIEF afforded almost immediate, With
tae prospect Of being permanent. Arenedy 50 simple
4 vel Eorth trying.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05
Notice to Creditors.

tne matter Of the Estate of JOHANN
II FRANZ DREWES, late Of Honolulu deceased
Probate OF the last viii and testament the said Johann
Franz Drewes having been granted in the Supreme Court
on the End OF April 1875 and letters testamenary issued
the undersigned Executor in pursuance Of order OF
Court notice Is hereby given to all creditors OF the de-
ceased TO present their claims to the undersigned within
SIX months from date they VIII be forever barred.
]. c. GLADE,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05

~ The report of there having been tidal wave
on Hawaii some two weeks since, appears 10 have
been incorrect. A heavy surf or bdiboo prevailed
all over the group about that time caused probably
by heavy storm near the islands There has been
no tidal wave Of volcanic origin, that we can learn,
during the past month
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-05-05

CRED1TABLE.-on the passage of the Steamer
Cyphrenes to Australia passenger fell overheard on
the night of the 9TH of March. a boat was imme.
diately manned and lowered, and in twenty minutes
the man was recovered though in an insensble state
By the prompt use of remedies the surgeon and pur
ser succeeded in resuscitating the feess body The
accident occurred during very dark night, and the
promptness with which the boat was lowered and
search made deserves special mention.