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rights of inheritance, 1t must protect society
from influences which are openly subversive
Of all virtue and deeency, and, in its efforts to
accomplish this, no partiality should be shown
towards foreigners, as against Hawaiians. In
all its efforts to maintain the law, it will be
sustained by the people, whose reputation and
security are involved.
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- Islands In Probate. order OF n0tlee n peton fsr
Administration
In the estate Of His Royal Hxhness william PITT Le
leohcko late of Honolulu, dedeased intestate.
Before Mr. Justice McCuiy.
on reading and ding the petition ofIer High-sas uta
Reekolani, OF uonosnu, alleging that his sid Royal
Highness William Pitt Leieohoko die, Hoao-
lulu the 10Th day Of Apr u 1877, prayiug that
Letters Administration issue the Honorable simoa
kolna Kaai.
IL Is ordered that "Wednesday, the eth day Of eptFnl-
ber A ID. 1877, 10 o'clock m b. and hereby i ap-
pointed for hearing said petition before the aid
In the Court Room OF this Court, at Honolulu whll
time and place all persons Concerned appear and
show cause. any they have, why said petition should
not be granted and that this order be puhlshed
English and HAWAIIAN languages fer three successive
weeks in the Hawaiian Gazette and RuOkoa newspapers
IN Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H. L. 9TH day OF sept A. d. is7-.
LAWRENCE NcCULLY.r
Justice supreme Court
Edward Preston. attorney.
Attest; Jno. L. Barnard, Clerk. essst
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By notice in the official column it will be
seen that the '' HAWAIIAN GAEErrE OFFICE"
is offered for sale or lease. The offer includes
ave printing presses, with the stock Of types
and printing materials, with the Hawaiian
Gazette Newspaper. The term of the pre-
sent lease Of the office expires December Slst,
and the present lessee declines TO renew it.
The paper has been placed in much more
prosperous condition, both as regards its
subscription and advertising patronage, than
when we took it in 1873, and in the hands of 4
capable person il will continue to improve and
share in the general prosperity of the country.
We last week published an interesting arti-
Gle on grating sugar cane, as a means of OBJ
tanning new varieties. 1t contains many facts
and suggestions which may lead planters and
others interested in cane culture to expert
ment with this object in view Among our
notes this week will be seen the offer OF a
prize Of twenty thousand dollars for any pro-
cess which shall extract IL per cent. of sugar
from 8 given quantity of cane. The manu-
faeture Of sugar having been brought as near to
perfection here as in any other country, we
/ should like TO see the views Of some of ouI
sugar experts, regarding the percentage oi
! sugar extracted from cane grown and manu-
/ factured here.
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EE C. BEErLExASS Las bsen daily appointed Road sD-
per-or The nasTct of Raisi. In Place of A :
WcoE rr~ruea MS Commission take cct the LIST
September. is-7. }. MOTT SMITH,
AuELster - ths IEtsrior.
.rte-sa- 49, Sant rx- ssf
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I.rase seortsoveramenl I.anas a Auction

sAtard4y. OcEoher gth. 4 oclcck noou. ~ the
% AllzIl Hzlg I'll - sd the lezSe for
Ira years 81 The gszcE q A1d known =. HONUAkA-
h-iuE former u 10 0sG smallpox hospital
Eud cu1EAluInE Ahsut aud = half Upset Prce
szE J. MOTT SMITH, Miaister Of the Interior
LEssrior Oaicr. Sepl 4. IsfT. SSI
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SuPREME TOURT-ES RQUITT-A- ]. ART
- WRIGHT, Trustee o. the Estate az Henfy v. Foor
deceased, vs. ". Pineheaa Wood and wife and p "
Hutehis0n Petition for foreclosure.
supreme Court, Hawaiian isandA
To W. q Parkei Esq Marshal Of the Hawaiian Isa1ds.
or his Deputy-Greefln1.
VOC commanded BY order Of he Houarahse A
ffAneh JuSas Justice of the supEeme court and Vice
Cnancellor 70 summo1 W. Pinelasa Wood NAY bis lls
and p w. Hntchson. Of Honolulu Gsfsndants 10 ald
appear before him. the Aforesaid Jusce. ChAmbersa
the Court House IN the City OF Hoaoluu Iaana Of
on Friday. the sth day Of November uext Al 10 oeock
a n, % show cause uhy the prayer of AIex4adsr J.
Cartwright Trustee Of the esta.a II Henry y Por a.
ceased, complainant should not be kanted pursaa1t
The tenor Of his bin Of complaint hereto annered
And have you then there Ihir w. t VITA fan rsturn u
your proceedings thereon
Witness the IlonGrsole Francs I1dd Jrrtlcs q ne
L. 81 Supreme Court a Honolulu ti.ls Isth - %
July, A. d. 1877.
Jso. Z. BARNARD. cisEE
hereby certify that the foregoing Is sra copy of
original Summons fled In the supreme Court of ne Kiag
dom-
In witness whereof have hereunsn set ny haad Esa
r. . seal This 25d Day Of Isly A. d. Is77.
80 Sm W & PARKE. M1rsh4i
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TIME TABLE,
STBAMER 4aaE LIKBuKB
MARCHANT. :,,, MASTER.

rs- No Credit for Passage Money. -Sa
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth will be considered until paidte- Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage any Freight Par
cells unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
effort VIII De made to have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
oEce with Wilder & Co.. OF Fort Streets
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OS S4tarA4y. zane u September, lS1l. A. I. Oceck
1sa a. the frnt entrnce q AlioAni Hale. viii SOLD
laass Izla % e. IlHASAA.' kAliki oaka. for
q Eve yezrs- Upset prt,e SIS.
J. MOTT SMITH Nlaisser q the Interior.
Enterior Oelce, Augusi q, Isl. 6Ss .
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Clerk Circuit Court 4th judicial Circuir
NewiIwili. Kauai, August sth, 1871.
G,IRcrIr cogRr OF rME roUnTM IrDI-

y T.
kEnai, As August Term A. D. 1871.
kAluna llbellant for divorce Va Ioanl 4 ubellee
In the above entitled libel fo= divorce, IL ordersd
hat decree Of divorce from the bands Of mAEmony
entered IN favOr Of tie sad Kaua for The
adultery Of the said iOank TO be made absous
expiration Of SIX mouths from the date Of decree.
upon eompanee with the terms thereof HufrienE
Cause shall appear % the contrary.
and lbesnt is ordered % publish aitested copy %
tnis oruer In the Government Gazette and kuok1a
successive weeks the first puhation be within
month from the date Of is order that all persons
saisd may within sir months ahew why sad cecrea
should not be made absolute.
By the Court. FRANK RINDT
Clerk Circuit Court {th Judicial Circuit.
hawiliwiii, Kauai. August sth. 1871,
NaHiiiwtil. Kau1i August sth, 1871.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is and lzith-
fl Of the original decree Ia cause.
file in the Clerks OGee of the Crcut Court q
the Fourth judicial Circuit FRANK EINuT
6ssst Clerk Circuit Court sth Jucirlal Clrruit.
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FRANK BINDr.
CIRcurE couRr OF THE FOURTH JUDE


Kauai, as August Term, 1877.
Ahin tpake)k hbeant for divorce Va Ruta AHA ~
libellee.
ON above entitled libel for divorce Il Is Bou ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond Of matronr -
entered In favor Of the said Ahin for the The de-
sertiOn OF the said RntA Ahu. BE- made Absolute
after the expiration OF SIX months from date % tl
decree, upon compliance with thereof unle..
sufficient cause shall appear 10 the cnntrary.
And hbellant ordered TO publish atIested copy og
this order in the Government Gazette Kuokoa Tor \
successive weeks the FIRST publication WthIn one
month from the date OF this order persons inter-
ested within SIX saths cause why sId divorce
should not be made absolute.
By the Court, FRANK RfNpT
Clerk Circuit Court fth judicial Circuis
Newillwill. Kauai, August sth 1871.
NawH.HEi August sth ls77.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a tras and nth-
ul copy Of the original decree 10 above enfte cause
iein the Clerks once Of the Circuit Court % hs
Fourth Judicial Circuit. FRANK BINDT,
sssss crer< Circuit Court sth Judicial Circuit.
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Manufacturing JeweIer!


FEyHE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY WITH
Mr. Eckart, begs 70 iEform citizens Of Honolulu and
the puhc generally. that he has store On Port
Street opposite Odd Pe0Es Hail. ffOrmery occuuled by
Thoz TannA where he viii give special attention. 70 tha
manufacturing and repairing Of all kinds Of Jewery
Particular attention giveE 70 shelhAnd Kukul Work
s5- VIII gaarantee satisfaction in all bis Wort -Ea
e1S lzm WM. n. WENNER.
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BoSTON AkD honolulu PACKET LIME!

.6$& C. Brewer & Co.-Agents. ,f&A
NH Favorable arrangements eau always be se4sk
made and shipment Of OIL Bore WOo Hides and
other Merchandise New Bedford Boston. New York and
7ther Eastern Ports. Es- Cash Advances made.
s4+Iy c. BREWER co.
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GREAT EASTERN
a UCTTON HOU Sc!
60 Fort street, Honolulu.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SurREME COURT or raE HAWAIIAN

SUPkEME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. october Term A. u. isTT
In the matter OF the pctiton Of David KalAkAa lydia
X. Dcmiuis. J. o. Dornin< her hnShAnd. l. CisEhorn
and A. Ceghorn, her husband quet title certain
lands claimed by rigat Of inheritance. BEFORE Mr. Juucs
McCully.
on reading and hng the petition Of David xAIasAna
Lydia X. Dominis, j. o. Dofnints, her husband n Z.
Cleghorn and A. Cleshorn her husband of Honolnlu
Island Of oahr. claiming title by right of inheritance
fee Of certain lands IN the Hawaiian Islands. beng ne
lands described IN the pers herein and beiongng q
kAnana, who died Interstate Hononlu Island q Oaha
about the day of February In the year is pray
ing for process 20 claimants and for derrrc adus ns
the to David kalakAua Lydia K Domnis wife of y
o. Domins and n. 1. Cieghorn. wife OF A Cierhoru
to be entitled To said lands Ia whole In part
II is ordered that Wednesday, the 18th day of Ociober
1871 be and Is hereby appointed for hearing petton
before said Justice OF the Suprece Coert AZ the nert
regular term OF the supreme Court hAco
House In Honolulu, at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show II any ty have.
why the said petition should not be granted and that
notice 6e published In Houolulu IN the Engiah IIa-
walan languages, In the Hawaiian a per
published In the English language. and the KnSkoa
newspaper published In the Hawaiian language hr not
less than three weeks before the rst day Of
OF the supreme Court
Dated Honolulu, N. l., September T. iS-7.
LAWRENCE MccCLLY,
| Justice Supreme CoarL
Cecil Brown, attorney.
Atest Jno- E Barnard. Clerk 66ou
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o. s~tarsa,, oetoo-r IL is-5. L o'cioek noon. VII
ts soa paa, aecsou. the frozg OF Aaui
Hals. ne Government I-ad q Niolok4a- KAs, Hawaii
UP~sts pricr. y@sa.
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BY Authority.

Ma ,rSrtcr Jvpp VII hear e,ses EFP-~icd frOn the
rlsrE.ri guaxr q Ewa sne ws4ase THURSDAY, sep
t-rssr -ta 70 ths rrsiieaoe o. ! r. Williams
EIa1aMa iva Sc
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GtIRCuTr COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDI-
~ CIAL CIRCUIT.
Kauai. SIS, August Term A. D. 1871.
Emale KAiO W. VS. J. W. KaiO K decree OF divorce.
On the above entitled decree Of divorce. l. nov or
dered that decree OF divorce from the bonds 0f
mony be entered IN favor Of the said Emaie for
OF the said Kaio havlg the eDrosy being -
curlbe to be made absolute after the expiration q
months from the date Of this decree upon cumpancs
wits the terms thereof unless sufficient shall appear
10 the contrary.
BY the Court. FRANK BINUT,
CLERK Circuit Court tth judicial Cirrult
NAw'iwili. Kauai. August 7th 1911.
hereby certify that the foregoing and flthfal
copy OF the original decree above emitted canse
file In the Clerks Ofce Of the Circuit Court Of he
Fourth Judicial Circuit FRANK BTNDT
$50 81 Clerk Circuit Court Sth judicial Ctrrsit
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s~ P-tHtiug Fr~--s. Ipe. Mase-al. &C Of the osses
Eng~u a. -Ths Hz~Hazn Gazette ofncs" APplic.iioa,
n b. zasas ~ tss Intsri0r oece-
&C 81 =. MOTT SMITH. Master or Inirrigr.
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J MOTT SMITH Master OF Interior.
Iutsros oGsoe Roaoisis. sept IS. isTG. sss 81
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MarShai'S Sale.

DH VIRTUE OF A WRIT, ISSUED OUT
ND Of the Supreme Court In favor OF ]. g. Dickson
hundred and thirty-eight dollars. against s
APala defendant have levied and shall expose for
sd day OF OciOb-r A. D. ls77, at IL noon, on
premises Kamollu all she right title and interest
Of the said 5. ApaHa in and Wooden House and
the Lease OF the Land which said house situated
which years lOugeI run, unless said judgment In
terest and costs be previously satisfied
W. &. PARKE, Marshal.
Honolulu, August g, ISL 65s 4t
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Coventry SIX.

CsI hECRTVED FROM BEW V0nk, 1eo
- o. tnose Beautiiui aad mlmliAhls SIX BOX AAfA@
% soiAfAe f1r birfh-<Ay presenta For Esle g
ss1 zn H. M- WHITsEfA
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New Zealand slaorIes.
To IL. Edi,sr ef a, Ha~aiiaa Go.su..

To As Editor Of tAe Earaiian Gazette
SIR.-SOns few weeks ago the Adssriissr pro-
pounded scheme 80 Wild and visiOnary-tAAt Of iu-
Producing MaOres .ahOrSrs into these isAadsthat
LET h pass without comment, as Il was hard to be-
lieve 1t was seriously meant but !, appears was in
error, for 10 their last issue they again call the
tiOn Of ''our GOvsrnment' to New Zealand as 6old
whence emigrants, male and female, may be obtain
ed"-by the ship load. OF all the mad enterprises
and suggestions that have originated in the brains Of
the HArsquia and PantalOOn Of the 4drsrtissr this
project is decidedly the a. msddest' and most Don
ouixotie, and prOelaims them
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SUPREME COURT OF THE uAwAIrAs

Cecil Brown, attorney.
Attest: Jno- E. Barnard, Clerk s6o q
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NE n = RaLDEIS LIS hesz appointed BY the Board
q E.l1ca1l1 C1rzt1r u the NazoaAi Nissan
". JAS. SMITH. Secretary.
E1acztieu 0fhcs, Aliol41i Haze, Aug -. lS77- 6Ss
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.curr couRr OF THE FOURTH JUDI.

Edward Preston. attorney.
Attest: Jno. 4. Barnard, Clerk. Gsgl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Honolulu. Sept. Is, 1877.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that under
~ order Of the Supreme Court made IN the Estate
sylvester Saolan Castro deceased shall sell
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-06

coaxed into running into debt are very
likely 10 be equally easy and negligent
in other matters, and after getting an
implement on credit will let it 60 to
ruin through exposure to the elements.
In proof Of the truth of the latter asser.
tion we will quote the remarks of a
correspondent Of Western agricultural
journal: "In riding ten miles, few
days ago, saw thirteen harvesting ma
chimes lying in the field neglected or cor.
ncred in some lot where they could be
crippled by cattle or horses, and, in
turn, cripple the stock. They did not
grow from the earth like weeds, but
were put there at much cost by the
farmer" Now we will venture to say
that had the correspondent made in
quiries he would have found that every
one of the owners of the thirteen imple-
ments had mortgage on his farm, and
probably paid 10 to 10 per cent per an
mum on the money borrowed.
One of our correspondents, writing us
not long since from the new State Of
Nebraska, declares that there are already
more implements purchased by the
farmers than will be needed for the
next ten years, IL ever, as the State is
clearly better adapted to raising stock
than grain. The same condition of af-
fairs exists all over the United States,
and II is high time that farmers should
turn over new leaf in these matters
and commence counting the cost of run
ming in debt for these articles which
they can easily do without.--N. y. Sun.
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A Love Story.

A delicious love idyl comes from
Wayne County, KY. A stalwart young
Kentuckian of knightly bearing, passing
through a Monticello street ten years
ago. was noticed by young girl sitting
at the window of the most aristOcratic
house of the town, and she fell in love
with him at first sight. She had wealth,
culture and beauty; he was poor, with
only his splendid physique and intrepid
spirit, and was then on his way to seek
fortune as cattle-hGrder in Texas.
There he soon rose to be proprietor of a
ranch, and took his money to California
and hunted for gold. After many ups
and downs, fortune favored him, and he
found himself the owner of silver mine
at Silver City, New Mexico. The girl,
meanwhile, had bloomed into a rarely
beautiful woman, had developed unusual
literary ability, and become a con-
tributor to the apostolic Times, the organ
of the Reformed Church, published at
Lexington. BY some means the girl had
learned who the unconscious object of
her fancy was, and, though he had never
seen her, the two corresponded through.
out the ten years. She never wrote a
word of her personal attractions nor fam
lily, nor did he speak of his good fortune;
he had mind well stored with judicious
reading, and their correspondence was
only that of book.loving friends. A few
weeks ago, however, the love she had
so long borne him fruited. He wrote
her proposing marriage, and soon fol-
lowed his letter to her Kentucky home,
where he saw her for the first time Re-
Gently they were married, and Miss
Annie Berry, that was, will be surprised
to find on reaching Silver City that her
husband, II. B. Metcalf, Is the greatest
capitalist in New Mexico.
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Leaning Trees.

Often in fine orchard we find one or
more trees leaning over so far as to de-
stroy the beauty of the whole orchard.
1t is also much more difficult to cultivate
around leaning tree. This may easily
be remedied, while the trees are young,
by partially digging up and replanting
the trees. The roots will usually be
found smallest on the side from which
the tree leans; and, therefore, these
roots should be loosened from the earth,
the tree set in a perpendicular position,
and carefully fastened by stakes and
guys and the earth replaced around the
roots. 1t would be well to add some
rich compost to promote the growth. If,
as is very probable, the top of the tree
has become one-sided, it should be
pruncd so as to restore the balance. In
this way we have "righted up" pear
trees six inches through the stem; but
the best way is to look after the young
trees and not permit them to depart from
the way of uprightness.-JournaI Of Hor'
ticulture.
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THE Vice Governor General of the
Soudan, Egypts new province in Central
Africa, is Maj. Prout, young American.
A poor boy of decided parts, but without
friends, he managed after hard strug.
gle to give himself a thorough education,
and was graduated in 1868 OF 1870 from
the University Of Michigan as a civil en-
gineer. He afterwsrd settled in Chica-
go, and at the time of the great fire was
engaged in engineering work and land
scape gardening at the suburb of River
side. After the fire he went to Europe
and offered his services to the Khedive
of Egypt, engaging first in teaching en-
gineering to the young officers of the
Egyptian army. When Col. Gordon
(now Governor. General of the SoudanJ
and Lieut.. Col. Long started, in 1874, on
their exploring expedition to the Soudan
and the Lake Region of Central Africa,
Maj. Prout accompanied them as the
commander of one of the divisions of
the expedition. He suffered great hard.
ships, and has now gained the reward
merited by his pluck and energy.
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The boy that went to the mill on horse
back, carrying the grist in one end of the
bag and 4 stone in the other, when reproved
by the miller, and told to divide the grist, re-
piled that his father and grandfather had
carried 1t that way, aud he, being no better
than they, should continue TO do IA they did
Similar, or equally as absurd, reasons are ac-
counted as sufficient by some to warrant
them in Unfortunately condemning DR..
Pierce's Family Medicines, even though there
is overwhelming proof that they possess the
merit claimed for them. For many years the
Golden Medical Discovery has been recog-
nized as the leading liver and blood medicine
In the market, Each year has brought an
increase in its sale, and it is now used
throughout the civilized world. Thousands
of unsolicited testimonials are on file in the
Doctors office, attesting its efficacy in over
coming aggravated coughs, colds, throat and
lung affections, also scrofula, tumors, ulcers
and skin diseases Are you suffering with
some chronic malady: II so, and you wish
TO employ medicines that are scientifically
prepared; that are refined and purified by the
chemical process employed in their manu-
faeture; that are positive in their action and
specific TO the various forms of disease for
the cure OF which they are recommended,
use DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines Full
particulars in Pierce's Memorandum Book,
kept for free distribution by all druggists
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Little lady, do Won ask me
1iow to catch = beaui
Surely yOu, q wiusome lnssio
surely you should know,
Let nc tell you, IN p1ssdW,
THAI there are many ways,
But VIII only mention TO yOu
Those that win men's praise.
When your friend drops in TO see you,
Greet with happy face.
Laugh aud sing and sparkle brightly
With your rarest grace;
but, with all your pleasant humOf,
Though you wear fine lace,
fNe'et forget your mothers labOrs
4 And her oareworn face.
Learn 10 labor-hclp your mother
In the household cares;
Learn to bake, to cook aud iron
Don't learn idle airs.
True man does not deserve you
II he'd make you slave;
But recOllect that men, tho rich,
Love women who can save.
Learn 10 be good, true woman;
Master every art
That to home and those you love best
Pleasure can impart;
School your mind and heart and fingers,
Learn what you should know.
And then yOu nc 'er need ask the question
How to'Catch beauf
" y NercurU
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DURANd's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never fails
to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.

BURNETT's COCAINE promotes the growth
Of and beauties the hair, and renders IL dark
and glossy. The COCAINE holds, in liquid
form, large proportion of deodorzed Co.
CoANUT OIL, prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. No other compound possesses the pc
culiar properties which SO exactly suit the
various conditions of the human hnir.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-06

The american AgricuIturist says in
regard to the best turkey and ducks;
The bronze turkey is undoubtedly the
best. The Pekln duck is a large bodied
bird, and highly spoken of, but perhaps
for all purposes the Rouen duck would
prove the most satisfactory. When well
kept they have been made to weigh
fifteen to eighteen pounds to the pair"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-04-06

TWENTY MINUTES in the smoke OF
wool or wooden cloth will take the pair
out of the worst case of Inflammation
arising from any wound. No one need
die from lockjaw if this simple remedy
is resorted to.-Erchdnge.