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New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

Evidently there is altogether too much
Democracy in Virginia. The State Conven-
ton which met at Richmond yesterday Is
described in our dispatches as "pandrmo-
"nium," and a "howling mob" The strife OF
rival factions was carried beyond all bounds
of deccncy, and the temporary Chairman was
hooted down because he yenturcd 70 speak OF
the necessity of maintaining the honor and
credit of the State. This was taken as an
indication that he was opposed to Gen. Malone
whose followers favor a "readiustment"
of the State debt, and they forced
him by their camOr to cut short his remarks.
The disorder was so great that up to a late
hour last night no business was transacted If
this disgraceful wrangle should bring about a
split in the solid white vote, it will serve a
better purpose than any occurrence in the poll
ties OF Virginia since Reconstruction. The
State will be immeasurably benefited and the
whole country will applaud.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

4 report upon the internal commerce OF the
United States and the land and water lines of
TRANSPORTATION by which it Is carried on, has
lust been issued at Washington, in response to
an order by Congress. Seldom Is govern
ment report so timely. Private Sagacity and
enterprise could not have done better. Atten-
ton is turning away from the problem Of
politics to those touching the business interests
of the country just as it did after the wars of
the Revolution and OF 1912, when Congress
devoted Itself to trade and industrial topics,
and thereby brought about eras of great Ma
tional prosperity. Business topics are now III
order. This report treats one of them-thc
railroad question and the movements Of in
ternal trade-which has within the present
Summer become of great importance, upon
which it is now desirable TO throw AZ much
light as possible, and of which IA great deal
more will be heard in the future. 1t is a
useful contribution to the material which will
form the basis of future action and discussion.
II is worth noting that whereas during the past
century foreign commerce has been the sub
iect Of the greatest sOctude on the part Of
the Government, the new century begins
with interest in internal commerce. Both are
equally worthy of attention.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

cold Ben Wade mas. aftcr all, good deal
: more political sense than he has got credit
for of late. He doesn't like the Presidents
Southern policy any better than when he wrote
the private letter last Spring which somehow
GOT into print. 1t was not to be expected that
a man of his disposition would like any policy
towards the section lie has been combating
all his life that was not pungent and powerful.
The ghosts of the dead issues with which he
manfuly struggled for nearly third Of q
century still seem to him living and terrible
realities "The North must govern the south,
he saws. cor the South will govern the North. y
His apprehension lest the President is rcm0v-
ing the barriers 10 a restoration of Southern
rule do not, however, shake his fidelity to the
Republican party, and be wants all Repub-
Hcans to stand by the organization whether
they support the President or nOt-just what
they seem to he doing in Ohio. staff cor
respondent of The TRIBUNE, who visited the
venerable anti-slavery champion i'll his home
last week. gives on another page an interest
ing account of his opinions and surroundings.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

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Dnslness Nolltes.

FOR
GAFF, FIEISCHMANN u Co.'S
COMPRESSED YEAsr
The ceruipo article bears trade mark aud signature 70
which We invite special attention.
Wedding and Ball Cards foreign Note Paper, Mono
grams printing an kinds lowest prices Everdei 5Vz "aV'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

ard.
Englishmen have in general learned to be q
little more cautious in predicting the future OF
the United States, and the news of our recent
riots did not call forth many of the usual
diatribes upon the weakness of our political
system But one of Americas best friends,
Mr. Bright, made the fantastic mistake OF
supposing that the riots had something to do
with questions of Protection and Free Trade
Our London correspondent points out tlat
similar mistake was made Ivy English FREE
Traders as to the causes of the war OF the
Rebellion.
A fresh evidence that slavery ia dead IN the
Southern States and that no part OF Its sys-
TEN can be resuscitated, will be found in a
recent decision of Judge Duval at Austin,
Texas. Under the old laws of that State mar
riages between white people and persons " de-
"scended from negro ancestry" were prohlb-
tied An arrest being made under the old
statute, Judge Duval pronounced it unconstl-
tutional, and has set the prisoner at liberty.
But while the Judge thinks that marriages
between the races must be considered mat
ter of taste, he expresses his own abhorrcnce
of them, and thinks that if Texas were now
to pass law forbidding such marriages to
both races alike, it would not violate the Con-
sfifutIOn.
, 1877-10-20

Ftsaaa Httk
Joseph Albert, photographer to the Court,
tas finally succectfcd In lnventiug photography
to render tho natural celors In tle ptcturu BY
Photographic steam press ot Ills OWL co.lstruc-
tlon, without the aid OF q pencil. lavc seen
some Of thu pruufs of such coIorcd pliu-
toxraphs by this Albert press. An expert
painter could hardly give the cotora Of
ihu object n,ore faithful in living reality
aud with a tltsttnctnesa to the l!cest
shades. Tho aecrst Of the invention CONSISTS
In the analysis Of tho white light into the
three cntors,-ycllow, blue, and rcd md
In tile recovery OF the thfcu rolnrs rcalY
for the press. On a plate, chemically pre-
pnrcd 50 Us to receive hut the yellow parts
Of tho light, md the tones OF tile eol0rs
Ut the object to 10 reflected, tho first
photograph Is taken, when negative Of That
platu Is at unce put under tile press,
whose cylinder In i1abbcd over With ycInw
paint. None but the tonrs Of tho yellow coors
arc now seen In tho impression. After that tho
object ls photographed on q platc nla.lc to re-
lcct but the blue colors. This tlate nuy under
the press reflects blue impression, tue cylinder
being lahbcd over With blua paint. 1n tho same
manner he receives but the tones Of the rcd tol-
ors by tncaus Ut third ptate. Printing the indt-
vidual pictures OF yellow. blue, and red Oyer
each other, a picture u produced true to nature,
the colors !ntcrm!xlnR oy having been printed
over each other. The Idea, long entertained
and prosecuted by Albert, to photograph cotorb,
may no longer be considered as not feasible. It
Ia hard at present to forctell what revolution
tho naw Invention will produce in tho many de-
paEttncnts Of 1rt.
, 1877-10-20
Wholesale Destruction of Squirrels.

HfAckf1H tEl. } {ndfbeHHEns.
The trrepressblu sVulrrel 6as At last met a
conquerer In the person ut Mr. urayant, who,
II report be true, kills them by tho score. It
sccris TINT this santrrc4 destroyer was for long
time M Invalid. flu captured lot VI snirrcls.
and day aud might, to whl1c away tlc tedlu'n ut
disease. he studied thelr hahlts and discovered
their special weakness. lie then compounded =
pellet, the base of which was IDEALLY drug. aud
sugar coated 1t with something especially at
tractIvc to the squirrel tribe, His success SUR
l,assc.l expectation, and he Is now travelling
over the country taking contracts to xiii oil the
squirrels On furni fur SO nucl, d. acTe-efg.,t
cents in the mountains and i've cents In the val-
leys. liz passos by thelr burrows, drops a few
grains OF his cxtc1ntnator, aud ln few
moments the squirrels lle dead fn gil directions.
It ts said that ono will cat grain containing
the poison, pick up another and die with IL In
his paws. Nrcen Valley tSoiano County, farm
crs tell us that l,eaps Of squirrels liz piled up it,
that valley. attcstlux tho skill Ut tic grcalcst
squtrrc.ktllcr Ut tIls Or any otler country.
Tho farmers OF San Joaquin County. will bc
}apny to make tho acquaintance of this ludi-
YiJutl. with Ills III tia mills.
, 1877-10-20
COLORrNG GRASSES,

10 tRt a4ANHF - 1af 1F1otiHE+
srRfSaYIELp, Oct. 16.-Some one asked for 4
recipe for co!oring Erasaos. will, for her benefit
give few recipes for dyc1ug dried grasses and
flowers. Must Of them dry Of eombro hue,
though they retain their exquisite form. To
wh!ten. or blcach them. make conc OF paper, In
which tho flowers arc 10 bo placed. oree
small piece Of burning sulphur. Tn DIRE then, red,
hk1 car,itle dissolved IN ammonia: ray, caru1ine,
n quas.cr of an ounce; liquid ammonia. half m
ounce; water, quarter Of a pint. For blue n*e
with whiting. For yellow use solnlon Of ter
ncrc III spirits Of wine. For violet n.e atche and
she ahoye blue. I.ac-Arch!o In boiling water.
t;reen-bye hret l'pht blue BY stIlutiny The aeoye
by snc iinlf with wafer, and then use the yellow.
The cniosA mny bc frightened by dipping tho plants
III watrr containing crcnn. Of sartar and lrlcd bc-
fore tycing: Di Vernon, did ypu ever read the cpl.
rodro! "Fr1nccsca dt ltIminI, commencing with
this lna: ...There Is M deeper grief for the mn.
fortunate than TO remember happier days"t l read
u 5lttle poem yesterday that Hlny comfort ron.
Hack, hnd Hack and hac shfept which will
send to lie editor ia publish II h. thinkA suitable.
hnpc there Ii standing rootn In Tic IionJ'for me.
Eh!alctt IL certainly short, 1iEs. j. a. d.
, 1877-10-20

enntro>crtiIhe ph,scai facts Illustrating n,ornl
Rravttatton ~ . natural hw, have wo not the
~ the fnwer ha. the tnnchth-s If the snnli.ht
"he" 1t ab'orb. u l.eam.' lAnpaa.s.l
saral record. that nne, who'e iscc .i .hns - tke
run In solar light, md who illustt.ted that rad.
hss done since. ~ lie b1es.ca lis di.eipIes wss
ii:tsd np from them, md . ctond received him ont
Of Of. taGis r. 'sht wi yoa quail here: when yoa
law, - have endea.ored TO-. nntoa t.
and . this action q the spiritual body. may BE- n
81 that bedy foF aoas Iisht, know that IN ~
there 4 4 .testtatins 'enenry r. mora! trnnct.
p.aysd .he i,.n!on q ~, eoHntenanee ~. altered
,nyeterr 81 tiotl,nes.; God was manifest in the
ss @ r.. r. ~ ,nts, sn Of a1se
resdtn9 here npoa The very eige of nla;phem;. in
hess sSKns Of re3cae fse. ~" MI, Wv iremd. =;
The distinction between the natural and the super.
natural i one that may be .tatcd In many ways
the supcsnAturat his unusual attnn. Uud's Will Il
nnlfosms anil tf you and experience same ten.
o II yo, ana svs soms t tendency 70 s snr,tuai @
deviation when we are IN moral trance, VIVA shall
say. II our gooinrs1 hal c2ualcd that Of tho soni
tAtIon II. as lIe did.
AM perfectly aware that am ventnr!ng into
uncxplorcd rcmnndcrs Of thought, but 4 10 my
purpose to do SO; for here mt the Temples
opening In th!s structure which am building fnl1
OF reverence for Conscience. wish 10 erect two
pillars. -two gorgeous narue shafts. II you pcaac
to look on thGm IA do. facts Of science making
them gor,nns. two Columns, ono on either Aldo
Of Tho door-snlar 1dyht and Moral uravItaiion
10th are physical fact. Roth wo can toHch In tho
lower i'ntinga OF tho shafts; and We know BY tho
argument Of apnraach, and by the whole sckcma
Of snsloYtcai rea*on!ng that, 4 tl,e solar light
At it, summit. hare the Ttanaasnsa.iu and il the
laws Of moral deviation are examined. and wo
ntcrnh them to tho htshent point to which a..nnrY
can tako us up, We mny, without Violating. by tho
hrcadth Of \ hair. Ecicnitic accuracy, 1nd thers
tho Ascension, threat RpH1au<e,
, 1877-10-20
A TRIED OINTMENT
1b iAa Editor AZ The Tribune.

CHICAGO. Oct. 81 hare long been an interest.
ell reader Of your valuable 1lomc. u'd hasc nftcn
thought would like to saY few words TO the s1nd
ladies who hayo rendered me 70 much assistance.
l could not begin to mention names. ~ It would
TAKE up too much space. but they hurc my heart.
felt thanks n,1 the same. An Nus looking over a
iate Home noticed that Mrs. u. o. Jcnnct Is in
g.ent need OF assistance, and ~ lhayc recipe
which know to b. good. a. got It from lrst.
clara physiClan therefore send 1t Without delay
Iodnc of potash. three lrachnn: iodine, two
drncims; each to be putvc.Ixed ard kept scnnrate
until. mixed with four cnnccs of tard lsu9 over
the neck with the fingers and wear ono thickness
the result ut an carly date. GKoR1xNA.
, 1877-10-20
ROOTS AND 1lt1LIlS.
tn fhs E.dffor nj 1he Tribune.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-1 VISA gla1 to see bfackie IN
The 1iome once more. felt like saying amen to
her letter, a. hare shared her experience. !
should not try to coma in again, only this ts the
time to redeem my promise, made in tho rpfins. Of
an exchange Of soots for flower gardens. Wish
to ray TO Aunt Itctay: I,scty1. and othrft; 'en1
hare IT. Seoca, ILL.,, have written to yot,. l.ox
Ito. IL that the right nnmhcsf lleate send inc
p.ess, whlchis the best way to send a large pack
arc, hnye been asked ecsesat times, Was the
Convention q stlccessy How much was there to
give st. Iuke'si VIII rome onc hnswerf
WALL. ElDwEn
Cars Carrier 1lt West Division.
, 1877-10-20

]
CulcAdo, Oct. 13.-i have been watching for a
long time for some loop. hols whereby may glide
quietly In Tho Home, and think have found II
at ast. have lung felt Ike the Per! "who Al The
garden OF Eden stood" hare followed many OF
the suggestions. and used, also. Of shs rrc!-
ped 80 would like 10 contribute what little know
In fcturn. have read Fern-Lears contributions
ers. have them wherever an. EYen now
! atm trying " sasa the lives Of three
ftail ones land tbs only ones lavs}
Although hare only usa sonlh rpoH,, 4tIll hare
ROOM lot them. hut do nut care 10 vsy too much
saw Inquiry made BY Chatlotts how Il. take Ink
out Of linen. Use oxAic acid H. Ill white goods !:
wa4h the ttslaed part IN Tie suIutiun aud lay in tho
Hash quickly In so1pluds. Sweet milk IN guud
for rolorcd fabrics; ii IL most eHeclual for carpets
sImngg lheu with tAe milk until Ill uk. .st4ins d..
appear, iea II any greags Il left by tic process
nluse with t&uxtuf, AYHTIx THunxk.
, 1877-10-20

answer who knowa what thcy recommend Will
cure. ~ ! don't want to try everything for no
copd. OF to thrnw nwAv money mn Whist one thtnkx
will do. am awiallv snxlous. won't some
learned o, eone good brtn. toll nc right Rway!
VIII the persun who wretr recommending
tell IA where 1t IA 10 be fo,nh' The Omnhs drug
Btore. do nut know anything ahoHt It. The clerks
even laugh at ono when ntkins tor It.
tAhould hasc said that the trnhs have hecn
troubling over \ year: that the face n nnr nwfuf
fcAr Of pimpies. caused by the grub*: ASA inst the
tl,st coItd be thought of. Two aoetors mere have
t1cd in vain to cure her, NAY,
, 1877-10-20

70 he Editor Of Ihf Tribune.
Ocoxoxowoc, Oct. l0.-1 came 10 tell sttoc 10
uso bsush and soap-suda fur her iyies for the
scale. hug. know OF no uthcr means for extcrmi-
mailing them. had lasge Ambition! nearly dc.
stroscd by them, and used It tho sndsJ but
once. and an entirely rid Of them.
Lorraine. II y0u will remoye tho stecla from your
coTseta and wa.h them IN 4 hoard with stitf
brush In water til which hossx IL dissolved you will
clnan them nicely: 10 not hoil them; rinse thor
uurb!y and dry Ia tho sun. | havB Just fn!ahcd a
hanging. basket After recipe given In The ftome.
II 10 made OF penCh- -pite, anl pronounced lovely
by all who sec II.
For cold yores uae ammonia. pAS1oxlxH.
, 1877-10-20


nAnAnoo. Wis. Oct 1G.-ltavlng tunked m In
silence A. long asf could stand II, nUw ask pr.
rnisston Ia enter. iicre II good way 10 rsratrrc
nuturn.]chyes: prces them fL the usual why In m
old look Of else smooth every leaf on tic wrong
side with warm iron. Then take n cake Of white
wnx. mt II IN sancer and ret on tiovc to heat.
When ths Wax II melted. add lew dtops ut tnr.
rcntine. This &n!iena the wax and makes The
wax 1caf mare plIahlc Try leaf by dipping II
Into the wax. face downward: then draw II tlowly
over lht edge ot the *anecs once or ts1cc. to re-
post1on. with the right s!dc of the leaf up. The
WAX should not h. removed from The stove, hut
shnnt b. moved back when loo hot and forward
again when cooled.
Wonld any one like TO know now to make ntraw
letters: WAX LEAF, U01 ola.
, 1877-10-20
DOUGnNUTs---SOT THE KANSAS
KIND.

70 lhf Editor u The TffbtHf.
AxrwMznE, Oct. 5.-lIere Ia recipe for dongh.
nuts which will stnnd a trial: Onc cup Of yellow
corn. meal. two cups Of huur. three tcasroonfa's
Of baking powder, one tcAspoonfnt Of salt and one
of nutmeg, one cup Of sugar, and enough milk to
roll we'll then try in hut lard. siroc. gather your
scalo. .buss carefully In dish, picking ~ many Of
them ~ you can sec. Then, oh. then burn 'cm,
Hurc cure. ri vefnnn: bow can yn1 nsk for the
tinie n,iTeriise Tor .'rch hnshandf" Cnetnr,
there are many who a1+tc Will, you IN yonr good
opinion Of - *oxn In tho darkness" etc. Where
nte the ''carly contributors Of Tho |lotncs
splcJ Jane, throw IN aome ulcEe of your seasoning
for S11EHNY C0nELEn.
, 1877-10-20
OATMEAL CAKES.

CutcAGo, nct. l5.-Al1oW an amused aud sympa-
thst'c reader Of ~ New Faces" letter tn The
Hume Oh Saturday last 10 saJ that no sseipe far
less one 10 tsreRiouxly wrony ~ that In lhs
''!oasekcepcs's Gu!de." can teaeh q novice how
" make an uatmeai cake. IA New Fsce mast ses
tl's operation aud d9 u heesef, once II Iexst un-
within The elsy !uia l. for 1--we Of motbsF coul,.
tty: The and o cakes, will b. happy 10 be hat
iAsHottos. uKATH.
, 1877-10-20

AI1Anour, Oct. 1B.-One quart at cream: two
ounces of gclattne; two c2gs tit tho cream II thick
omit the eggs); one cup Of sugar: dlttolve In y
little mltk slowly: beat the sugar md egea TO-
gether. Whip tho cream to q etlN froth: lEne the
mold With spun.e cakc; MIX tue ingredients to-
gethcf and put Into tic mold sct It or icc.
IL 1t good to gE0w geranntns In sanlt brFFT.
, 1877-10-20

OHAuA, Neb, Oct s.-f come knocklp3 for nj.
inittauce to the door Of Tbs Hume. Lei .ae ip,
pray YOU. once more. - AN very anxious 10 get q
reply to another question: Please d. SONS one
tell tns what will eass, foe certain sure, thesc
b &ck worms In the akin. or gsaes believe there
has been something ~ tha paper Ahout than II.
otss tut toExet whlt v wAAs I uab& seua opa to
, 1877-10-20

CnIcAoo, Oct. lt.-Will sumo ot tho numerous
Home writer's suggrst what they think would be q
suisAbe Chrstmax pveacnt TO young gentleman
so1ncthn; TINT can mako mYeef and not very
expensive IL ptefcrahsc. A. my time - limited.
have 10 make arrangements for all such unncc-
sssasy work long bgfUee haI1d. ''Iux."
, 1877-10-20
IfIIllIta.

To tAs E;i.for NJ 1.hs Tribune.
CurcAno, Ocs. IL. II have forgotten tile stgna.
turs OF tho EIgsn correspondent who prescribed for
tahy. y.cotlc July ~. VIII sho bc kind enough TO
tell INC whcte the bardock. burr can 6u pr0cuself
Uruggist4 hers do not kccpit. Please address
DAMON.
, 1877-10-20

The number OF specimens In tbs HerbarluM
Of tbs Royal Gar.1ens at Kew, Ferkonny ~ ene
Ill thc individuals oi tue SAINT plant fsuu, tbs
same locality, we're cstitnated by Sir Joseph
HookeE, 10 bis Report Tor lb7t, u considerably
stoys million.
, 1877-10-20

To FW ElIEdF ~ 7W 1375UHS.
CHICAGO Oct. 1G.-As 1t was impossible for ua
to attend tho meeting on Monday, tho Eth Inst.
we hops 10 be counted ~ members Of your circle,
"a we have madc great many fancy articles. sHcn
as cather.ctyc, hnnlNomc watch and ournt-match
receivers, and other articles, Of which wa would
Ia happy to send patterns. HoItr AxD tsr,
, 1877-10-20

CnEsTNuT, Oct. lB.-Can and viii aome ona
send me an effective and harmless recipe for 70.
moving supethuoIs LAIR Il 70, audtesA
iRoHAApNp, W, ].
, 1877-10-20

DK. RAowAr-Ktnd 8IF, taks the tfbsrty 70 add1eH
To1 sgan My heslsh !. grsatly improved " ~ ;1
R9mu and tho fourth IL nearly propay II guns r3f
siul Improving. And ny weight decreasng voIt m:
s vopdeFfuI eass your medicine M done for tne e -
uulss nun6sf ffoni shs pi1cs. Yon;s Win EFr.xs.
:. Alts. G. EHAfs,,
etluAbis lkdy and refy be1ex otcnt 6hs hak esA ~
Mesna Ut selling maqJ Gottes Of she ResolveLs r. "
naI famors-. Va hsve hesfd es soma vondcsfal eE's
sNee'ea " IT. 4oa1' opee.'uE EpRRnAcu CO
Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. -, 1875,
, 1877-10-20
FEVER ANEp AGB1u,.

FEVER AND @ AGuE u carcd FIR 20 cents. There I. mi
remedial akent In this world that Will Ertr! ia
Axe and ali othar stalaro4 ltIlons kcarlcf, Trphsa
fellnwf en other Fexsft !altgsi By KADWAF lILITl
per butte. .' ''1'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-27
Prom ths Church ef England Magazine
The Loved and Lost.

lFFoHn rae ChHYcA 81 England Magazine
The Loved and Lost
"Ths loved and o., :" Why do We call thepn losti =
Because miss them from cur onward road
Gods unseen angel Ger pathway crost
Looked ca all, and loving them the most
stEaightEay relieved them from Hfe's weary had.
They not lost: they within the door
That shuts loss add e1ery hnrtful thing
With angels bright, and loved gone before,
10 lheir Redeener's prssencs eysrmoEe,
Ana God himself their Lord and Judge and King
thI. we call q .-ioss;" o. selfish sorrow
OF selfish hearts, o, we Of little faith,
Let as Iaok around, argument 70 borrow
Why patience should await the
That surely must SGceeed this night Of death.
Aye. look upon this dreary desert path, 80
The thOrns and thiatIes Wheresoe'er turn;
What trials and what tears, What wrongs and wrath,
What struggles and what strife the journey hath,
They have escaped from these; and 10 We mourn.
Asa ihs poor sailor, when She wreck is done,
Who with his treasures strove the skore TO reach,
While with the raging wave he baited on,
Was it not joy, where every joy seemed gone,
To see his loved ones landed on the beaehl
A poor wAyErsr, leading by the hand r+E
a little child had halted by well G.. sFtt
To wash from of her feet the elinging sand
And tell the tired boy Of that bright land
Where. this long journey past, they Ionged dwei
When 10 the Lord, who many mansions had,
Drew near and looked upon the suffering twain,
Then pity ing spake & Give me the little lad
In strength renewed, and glorious beauty clad
I'm bring him with me when again.
Did she make answer seIhshy and wrong
"Nay, but the feel he too must share ;"
Or rather bursting into grateful song. ...
She went her way rejoicing, and made strong
To struggle on, since he was freed from
We will do likewise death hath made no breach z
In love and sympathy, In hope and trust; b
No outward sign sound reach,
But there's an inward spiritual speech --r s...
That greets sIih, though mortal tongues be dust
II bids do the that they laid down
Take up the song where they broke OF the strain;
20 IourDeying ill We reach the heavenly town,
Where laid up and crown,
And our lost loved ones will be found again
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-01-27

EI Advertisers resang IN the rAnsp raiisd states,
their ~ cucosng Grvsubscts Cnet tatss
Postage stamps ior snch they wish and their
cards v bs Inserted pr sbovs sbs &c ths time psid fT
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