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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-03-02
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By LETTERS recently received from Europe we
learn that our Envoy, the Hon. Mr.. Carter, was
at Berlin, in January, and with his recently ap-
pointed Secretary of Legation, Mr.. f. w. Damon,
had been received at Court and honOred with an
audience by Emperor William. Ills Majesty and
the Imperial Family accorded a very gracious re-
ception to our Envoy, the Emperor noting the
presence for the first time at his court of Repre-
sentatives from China, Japan and Hawaii, and
expressing the hope that those faF-of countries
would hereafter continue to be represented there.
We may remark here that it is fortunate for
Hawaii that she is so well represented at the
courts of Europe by Messrs. Carter and Damon,
both Hawaiian born though of American parent
age, and both talented and patriotic workers for
the progress and prosperity of their native isles
of the sea. We learn that Mr.. Carter's business
with the German Foreign Office was pre- ceeding,
with reasonable dispatch, towards a satisfactory
conclusion.
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FINED.-A seaman belonging to the bark d. C.
Murray, convicted of smuggling the eight tins of
opium mentioned in our last, was fined $3.50. 1t is
suspected that he and others of the crew of the bark
have for come time past been carrying on the bust
ness of smuggling opium from San Francisco, and
have no doubt made a handsome profit.
THE SOUTHERN WORKMAN.-This is the title Of
an eight-page monthly paper. published at Hamp-
ton. Va. and printed by the colOred students Of
the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute.
The editors are Gen. S. C.. Armstrong and Miss
Helen W. Ludlow. and the business manager is J.
F. b. Marshall. Esq. Both these gentlemen are
well known to old residents here-the former as a
son of the late Rev. r. Armstrong, and the latter
as at one time a merchant in Honolulu. The copy
Of the Workman before us is neatly printed and
illustrated with engravinss, and the original mat
ter bears evidence of trained thought and scholar
ship. The terms are $l.O0 per annum; to clergy
men and teachers so cts.
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A. A. MONTANA,

WDHOTOG AND DEALER IN ALL
Il kinds of Picture Frames, Mats and Velvet Cases. Cor.
ner of King and Fort Streets. Honolulu. mh2 Iy
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PASSENGERS.

FoR N~AwILIwILI-Per Likelike, Feb 22-Hon s G Wilder
and 2 sons. II T Palmer, c o Berger, Col S%pauiding, E z
Adams, G w r King. Geo W MaciaIlane, Mr. Watson and
wife, C f Howe, W G Parke and son, Mr. Purvis, Mr. Rose, MIR
Sinclair and wife, J C Glade, Mrs J W Smith, Mrs W II Rice
and 90 deck.
FROM SAN FRANCIsCO-Per IL w Almy, Feb 23-W c
Beckert, w Philip, George Curiney, ad about % Chinese
pssengeIs-
From NAwILIwILI-Per Likeike, Feb 24-HonS amT C
Wilder and . sons, Hon ? lsenberg, MIR kupahu, George W
Macfarlane, Col Spalding, EP Adams, c o Berger, Mr. Watson
and wife. w C Parke and son, J c Glade and 8 children, F II
Palmer, C II Howe, Mr. LeeOy and family, Geo II Luce, MIR
Barnard, Hon + A Judd and wife, s b Dole, A S HartwelL, c
Aphin, L Thurston, Miss L Richards, J Brown, Jr, and o.
deck
From SAN FRANCIsco-Per Australia, Feb 26-I S Lyle and
wife, Mrs Gaworan, II E Swaby, Rev 2 Rouse, ID Noonan, II P
Folsom, Geo Boardmon and wife, John Jack and wife, Miss L
IngIes, 8 G Mack, Mrs Phelps, Mrs Martin, Miss Tangli, Mrs
Soper, Miss Booth and 20 in the steerage.
FoR SYDSKY-Per Australia, Feb 26-H Wolfe, T Mcguire,
w c Beckert, G W Parr, w A Chapman, Geo Kemp.
For WINDwARD PORTs-Per Likeike, Feb 26-Alex Nc
Gregor. + p Bellamy, Z Bellamy, Col Spalding, d Noonan, H
p Folsom, Gov s Kipi and wife, Gov Moehonua and wife, Miss
KaneIa, Mrs DR. Enders and daughter, II p Wood, A K Ha-
pal, A Clark. Mrs ID Houghtaling, Mrs Geo II Houghtailing,
Hon s n Castle, T Coward, I'll NJ Gilig, G Y Aiona, Miss
Wight, J Merrill. Rev II Bingham, Mr. Watson, Mrs A Young,
Mrs Rodanet, Miss l. Lewis, Joe Marsien, S b Dole, j Maby
and about IS deck.
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RTS

IMPORTS.
FROM SAN FRANcIsco-Per Australia, Feb 26-l9S pkgs
general mdse and do coin.
From GLAsGow-Per Glencoe, March I:-1O99 bars iron,
300 tons coal, 80 do pig iron, " anchors, 10000 bricks, and
1884 pkgs general mdse.
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An IMPORTANT decision by the full Bench was
given in the Supreme Court on February 9th,
and was printed in the Gazette of this week.
The case is entitled, S. n. Castle ct ais. vs.. G. H..
Luce, Tax Collector, and was for the recovery of
$662.50, paid as taxes, under protest, on certain
shares in the Haiku Plantation and the Waikiki
Sugar Company, the said two companies having
been assessed according to law on their real and
personal property on the Island of Maui. 1t was
to all intents and purposes the old question of
double taxation revived, which was the subject
Of Il trial before Justices Judd and McCully in
October last. In that case the plaintiff claimed
that lie was not liable to be assessed to pay taxes
on the value of his shares in Haiku Plantation,
inasmuch as the capital stock of the company
was assessed and liable to taxation in the District
where such company carried on business. In
giving judgment of the Court against the plain
tiff, Mr.. Justice McCully said: 1.-The Court
cannot undertake in this proceeding to remedy or
relieve the apparent injustice which tax payers
may suffer by the Statutes on taxation" In the
case decided on the 9th of February, Chief JUS
tice Harris, after a lengthy review of the subject
in all its bearings gave judgment for the plaintiff
for the amount claimed. To the apprehension of
the general reader, unlearned in the technicalities
and sinuosities of the law, it cannot appear 9TH
erwise than that the decision of the Court on
October ODD, has been reversed by that of Febru-
airy 9th, as to the main question at issue, which
in both cases was in simple terms, can the same
property be twice taxed in the same year? His
Honor the Chief Justice, while giving his explain
ations of the law as not unconstitutional, certain
" gives his views very clearly, and leads us to
expect that all future litigation on cases similar
to those now under consideration will be unne-
cessary. The country is to be congratulated upon
this assurance, coming from such a source. We
note that one of the judges constituting the Court
on the first trial, concurs in the views OF the Chief,
and this fact, as has been frequently held by our
Court. makes the decision of two Justices final,
as that of the full Bench. However, We confess
that we are at sea again on this point, when we
remember that the decision of October last, now
reversed, was by two justices, constituting '' the
full Bench > and ought therefore to have been
nal-but appears not to have been. In fact, in
our (probable) ignorance, we have always thought
hat bv the full Bench was meant all three OF the
Judges in Court-it is hardly necessary to say
that a feeling of public security would prevail
were the Bench always full in this sense-and
VIC are gratifed to find that the views on " double
taxation " s.. forth in our issue of November
Sd, are generally sustained by the later decision
of the Court.
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DIED.

= FoRBEs-In Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 16, 1878, of pneumonia,
Mrs REBECcA ID FORBES, wife of Rev Cochran Forbes, FORM
eTly Missionary to the Hawaiian Is, in her 7Ith year. Mrs
Forbes was the mother Of Rev A o Forbes of Hilo, Hawaii.
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conclusion.

BY OFFICIAL announcement in tO-day's paper
it will be seen that Henry A. Peirce, Esq, late
L. S. Minister Resident near this government,
has been commissioned as His Hawaiian Majesty's
Minister for Foreign Affairs, vice the Hon.
II. a. p. Carter, resigned. Mr.. Carriers resigna-
ton vas rendered when he was appointed as
Minister Plenipotentiary to the courts of
Europe, and was then accepted with the hope
and expectation-in which the community at
large very heartily shared-that when the duties
of his mission were performed he would return
and resume his former position in the Cabinet.
But, as we understand, Mr.. Carter haP expressed
his desire that his retiracy from the Cabinet
shall be final, and in view Of the needs of the
public service at the approaching session of the
Legislative Assembly, His Majesty has seen fit
to tender the vacant position to Mr.. PIERCE.
From this gentleman's long residence in the
Islands-begun some forty years ago-whereby
he has become thoroughly acquainted with the
social and political condition of the country and
its needs his official relations with this gov
eminent having always been marked by friend
illness and good feeling; the well-known fact
that to his cxertions and influence was due in
no small degree our success in recent treaty
negotiations with the government OF the United
States and lastly, his independent position in
the community, untrammeled by the cares or
interests of trade from these considerations,
we doubt not it will be conceded that his APP
pointment to the position of Cabinet Minister
is a iudicious one.
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: MACDONALD -HADLEY-At Big River, Mendocino County,
Cal, October 18th, 1877, Mr. ANDREW MACDONALD to Miss
MINNIE HlDLEY, of Honolulu
Honolulu on the Goth inst, by
the Rev A Mcintosh, r F BICKERToN, Jr, to + L SPENCER.
Australia and New Zealand papers, please copy.
ROwE-LUHIAU-At Kaipuhaa, Kohala, on Feb 16, by the
Rev ] W Atherton, Mr. A d ROWE of Halaula, to Miss IA
BrTA LUHIAU, daughter Of Rev s C Luhiau of Kaipuhaa.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF P VI 5 AUSTRALIA, CARGILL, COMMANDER
Left San Francisco Feb IS. Experienced strong gales with n
" sea up to the 2Ist, and light variable winds with moderate
v swell up to date. Took pilot on board at lilo a IN o
the Goth.
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VESSELS In PORT.

NAVAL.
u S Flagship Pensacola, Rear Admiral Murray
L B VI ) Daring, Commander John G j Hammer.
MERCHASTMEN.
Am schr C u Ward.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
Am schr LoIeta, Dexter.
Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks.
Am bk Jennie Pitts, Manter.
Am missionary brig Morning Star, COlcOrd
Am bk ID c Murray, Frost, loading
Am blk ii w Almy, Freeman, dischargiDs
Brit Bk Glencoe, Lamont, disch9rging-
wHALERs.
Haw VIII brig Onward, Eldredge.
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DEPARTURES.

Feb 23-schr KuIamanu, Mana, for KOiala, Hawaii.
25-Schr waioi, Kaehu, for KOhaa
26-stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, for Maui ~ Hawaii
26-schr Marion, Kibln, for Koloa q Waimea, Kauai
2j-Schr Mary Ellen, Kranoni. for Hilo, Hawaii.
26-P NJ : Australia, CaTgilL, for Sydney.
27-Schr Jenny, Pake, for Nawniwili, Kauai.
2S-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke. for Hama, Maui.
2S-Schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
2S-Schr Prince, SimeTson. for KOna and Kau, Hawaii
March I-schr Kinau, AhuihaIa, for Molokai.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H.
ARRIVALS.

Feb 24-Stmr Likeike, Shepherd, from Nawiiwili, Kauai.
24-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, from Hama, Maui
25-SchrM Marion, Kiblin, from Koloa & Waimea, Kauai
3G-Schr Prince. Simerson. from KOna & Kau, Hawaii
2G-Schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield, from Lahaina
e6-P VI s Australia, Cargil, s days I'm San Francisco
March Brit bark Glencoe, Lamont, 13 days from Glasgow
I-schr Manuokawai. Naiwi, from Nawiiwii, Kauai
2-schr Annie, Kalua, from Wailua, Kauai
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Pitch, Stockholm Tar and Coal Tar, in barrels,
2lo0 Bars and Bundles Best Flat and Round Bar Iron,
so Plates Goran b b Plate Iron, ] inch;
Bars Octagon, Square and Blistered Steel, different sizes;
80 Tous No. l Govan Pig Iron, Barrels Best Fire Clay,
20 Assorted Large Size Grindstones;
- Best Double Beck Anyils, assorted sizes;
20 Best Black Staple Vises, patent solid boxes, 81 to 7!in;
3 Best Bright ditto, ditto, 81 to u in;
Rolls Leather Betting, 3, i and 8 in. with Lacings;
Rabbit Metal, /, ], and j. in tested chains;
Boiler Rivets, Assorted Hardware, and Carriage Fittings,
2 Sets Stocks and Dies, y B and Screw, /, SIG, Z, ], ! !, /,
l, Il, Il, IL. Il, with two Taps to each size. Tap
Wrenches, ETC., all extra finished, and fitted into pol
ished solid oak case:
l Set Direct Action Stocks and Dies, as above,
is Pairs Iron AXles, 3Xl3, ID and IA, 2xl3, 10 and II;
Casks Bolt Ends and Square, Nuts, assorted sizes;
l Cask Duck Shot, Black and Galvanized STAPLES.
Coils Wire Rope, /, II, 2 and p inch;
foo Bundles Best ChllingtOn and StafordshIre Hoop Iron. J.
& 1, rs also, Il, Il, and finch, extra heavy;
100 Bars Norway Iron, Shoe Shapes, II, {;
Bars Angle Iron, Il to 3 inch;
Casks containing % Pound and IL Pound Tins White Lead
White Zinc, Green, Yellow and Black Paints;
100 Drums each 3 gallons Boiled and Raw Lnseed Oils. Tur-
pentine, Cola and Lubricating Oils & Green Compoeition,
200 Pounds Tuck's Patent Packing, /! to Hin; also. lin.
l Bale Cotton Waste, Bales BrintIng Paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
"OUT OF THE MOUTHS on
BABES, &c."

"Father, what does . printer live
"Live on? The same Oh other
folks, Of course. Why do you ask,
John?"
because you said you hadn't
paid anything for your LEDGER, and
the printers still send it to you"
"Wife, spank that boy"
81 shan't do it."
"Why not?"
because there's no eason to do
So"
"No reason? Yes there is. Spank
him, / tell you, and put him to bed"
~ shan't do any such a thing.
What in the world do you want him
spanked fors"
"He's too smart"
swell, that comes from marrying
me-"
"What do you mean?"
II mean just this; that the boy ID
smarter than his father, and you
can't deny it. He knows enough to
see that a man can't live on nothing,
and / should think you'd be ashamed
Of yourself not to know as much"
God bless the children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
"MCDONALD PLAN"

Very able and exhaustive opinions
of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin,
in which what is known in Missouri
as "rhe Tucker Plan Of procuring
office is reviewed, and in which the
court rules, that
/. A promise by a candidate for
Office in consideration of receiving
votes, to give money or other valu-
able things. either to an individual
or to the public, is within the spirit
of the laws against bribery and such
promise as well 40 the votes thereby
obtained are void as against public
policy.
2. A promise by q candidate to
the voters ut large to perform the du-
ties Of the Office for less than the
salary fixed by law Is within the
same principle, and all votes obtained
by means thereof will be rejected by
the courts in the count.
This decision cites those made to
the same effect by the English Courts
and the British House Of Commons,
as well as the rulings Of the Su.
preme Counts of Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

"Do they kick azound much Of
ni5hts7"
81 tell you they amt mine!" she
shouted, looking very red in the
face.
81 think you are wrong there" he
answered. "Children brought up on
the bottle are apt to pine and die"
She started on q run for the gate,
but before she opened it he came up
and asked;
"Have to spank 'em once In a
while, I suppose?"
She made about twenty gestures IN
half q minute, and he helped the cab
through the gate and said:
t.Our children are all twins, and
IN send my wife down to give you
some advice. And you see"
But she picked up q iower-pot ant
flung it at him. He jumped bacl
and as he entered the house he callet
out:
"Hope insanity won't break out Of
them twins"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
AN OBTUSE MAN.

She was a stylish young lady Of
about Is years old, and to acconmo-
date a friend, 1 took the baby out for
an airing. She was wheeling 1t up
and down the walk, when an oldish
man, very deaf, came along and in
quired of a certain person supposed
to live on that street. She nearly
yelled her head off trying to answer
him, and he looked around, caught
sight of the baby, and said:
"Nice child, that. / suppose yon
feel proud of him?"
SIT isn't mine!" she yelled ut
him.
"Boy, Ell! Well, he looks just
like you."
SIT isn't minel" she yelled again,
but he nodded his head and contin-
ued:j sn So
Twins ,seh! Where's the other
one?"
She started off with the cab, but he
followed and asked:
s'Did it die of colic2"'
Despairing Of making him under
stand by word or mouth, she pointed
a. lA. h>~>>S ard thar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
PAT AMONG THE LAWYERS.

While a number of lawyers and
gentlemen were dining Of Wiscasset
recently q jolly soul from the Emerald
Isle appeared and called for dinner.
The landlady told HIM he should dine
when the gentlemen we're done.
"Let him crowd in among u.s."
whispered a limb OF the lew, sand
we will have some fun with him."
The Irishnan took his seat at the
table.
"You were born in this country,
were you not my ftiendr"
"No SIR I was born in Irsasnd."
SIS your father liung!"
"No sir; he j. dead"
What 10 your oscupatioaI"
"a horse jockey, SIR"
what was your fathers oecupa-
tion?"
Grading horses, SIR"
"Did your father ever. cheat any
person while he was here?"
"I suppose he did cheat many,
sir.
"Where do you suppose he went7''
"To Heaven, SIR"
"Has he cheated any one there? p
"He ceeated one, 1 believe .'
"WIly did they not prosecute
him?"
because they searched the whole
kingdom of Heaven and couldn't find
Il lawyer"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
A MATTLR OF FACT.

Forence-''I have news for yon,
dear, Harry Burton has got the COM
mand of the Spitire."
Estella-s'And who on earth is
Harry Burton?"
Florence-"Who! Why, you were
dying for him when he sailed, two
years ago."
Estella-Two yearsl My dear
girl, one dies a great many times in
two years."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

The three hardest things to learn
q young one, are to go to bed in good
seazon, keep hiz nose in good order,
and shut q door after him when he
gs rs out.-Josh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

CLIFFORD's FEBRIFUGE, OR FEVER
AND AsUE CURE.-This preparation
is obtained by q newly discovered
process, end contains all the active
medicinal principles OF East India
Cinchona bark, grown on the neil
CHERRY hills, from which all the irri-
tant properties have been eliminated.
It is natures own rel edy for all dis
eases arising from malarial poison.
Palatable, powerful, ~ant-periodic
and tonic, It never fails to cure fever
and ague, dumb chills, congestive
chills, bilious fever, periodical neu-
ralgia, and all diseases Of malarial
origin.
]. c. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
St. Louis.
For sale by oil Druggists. s-tz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
2lst Day of September,
1878,
PATENTS

obtained for mechanical devices. m. nx
or other compo, nds, ornamental designs.
trade marks and labels. Caveats. Assign
msnts. Ihterferences, Infringements, snd
all matters. relating TO Patents promptly
attended to. We make preliminary ex-
sminatfons an furnish opinions as to pat
entabilitv free OF cnerge, and ali who ara
interested In new inventions and Patents
are invited to send or a cor of our
"Guide for obtaining Patents," which 10
sent fres to any address, and contains
complete instructions how to obtain Pat
ents, and other valuable matter. During
the past FIVE wears we have obtained nearly
three thousand Patents Tor American and
Foreign inventors, and car give satisfac-
tory references In almost every county in
the Union.
Address Louis Dagger q Co., Solicitor
of Pateuts and Attorneys at Law, L
Droit Building. Washington, D. q. 4
11-lyE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

A western lawyer included In his
bill against his client: ITO waking
up In the night and thiAnag shout
your casa, e5."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
DON'T WEAR OUT

Go to John Schuhnsener's e
tanraut for your square meal, and he
also has plenty of well ventilateo
rooms for dodgers by the day or week.
A GIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

The article Is telling its own story In the hands
Of thousands who are using IL with most gratify-
ing and encouraging results:
Mr.. GUsTAyUS F. HALL, Of the Oates Opera
Troupe writes: AFTER ak weeks use am con-
vinced, as are also my comrades. that your CAR
BoLINE has and is producing a wonderful growth
Of hair where l had none for years."
N. MCCLARRAS, Sixth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pittsburg, Pa. says: THE good efects from the
use of CAROLINE are brought to my notice every
day to such an extent as TO justify me in reconl-
mending 1t 10 my most intimate friends"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES
TATE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.
Whereas, Clifton f. Wills aud Nan
cy Wills, his wife, by their deed OF
trust, dated the 18th day of June,
1873, and recorded in book |, page 5S5,
in the Recorders Office for Audrain
county, Missouri, conveyed to the un
dersigned all the following lands In
said Audrain county viz. The north.
east OF northeast quarter and 10 acres
in a square In the southwest corner of
the northwest of northwest quarter
Of section twelve (l2', township ffty-
one (51), range nine 10y west, in trust
to secure q certain note therein de-
scribed, and whereas said note is due
and unpaid. Now, therefore, ut the
request Of the holder OF said note,
and by virtue of the power.in me
vested by said deed, l win, ON the
2lst Day of September,
1873,
At the court house door in said coun-
ty of Audrain, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, said
land or so much as may be sufficient
to pay off said note, interests and
costs.
JAMES CARROLL, Trustee.
19-tds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

LATEST, |
/
KRIS KINeLE's LAND,
December 10, 1877.
To J. SoNTAG, Mexico, Mo-,
You are requested to make room
in your establishment for one a load
Containing a fine Christmas present
for every one, young and old; also,
one car load of
Fancy Baskets,
or all descriptions, particurly a
winging basket, for every lady in
Audrain county.
AS usual, 1 shall make my
HEADQUARTERS
AT Your Store.
SANTA CLAUS.
& Hiner,
| Manufacturers of
s AD L T. g
&c. Sole agents for
ssags's Spring saddla.
Spurgson's Ky. Spring Ssddiss Of sll::styls
Tor iadisa and gsnts. Q ~spsciaitySs
REPAIRING
done In the most approved msrner o.
short notice. lilly
q. T.. sHEt,
|REAL ESTATF
LOAN ANn
General Insurance
AGENT.
Office in Opera Block,
1Maxico. Missouri
Has for sale a large selection of tow
and country improved and unin
proved property at very low figure
and on reasonable terms.
Represents the following old Sui
stantial Companies:
Home N. Y.:........assets sc, l04,6;
!, Continental n. Y. 3,O4O,Oe
InsuI ance Co. of N. A.
Philadelphia. 49,. assets 6,601, ss
Fireman'sFriend Cal.[Gold
> assets. 'Uo,oZ
Fire Association of Phila.
assets................... s,77s,s
n. British e Mercantile of
London Gold Capital. .. 10, o .OC
Assets in the u. S......... 1857. %
LIFE INSURANCE..
. North Western Mutual Life Ins. Co
assets. SIS, 062, 1928. {
Abstracts and conveyances furnishe
ON reasonable terms. Cores poi
: encen so lifted. St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

We are now Offering them at the az.
tremely low price OF Ter Dollars each.
Of price.
When ordering, state size around ches,
ever vest.
Reliable parties desiring to Sc. on,
goods. can send for u Trade Journsl.
giving description of our leading articles.
Be sure and get the Original GOODYEAR
Steam Vulcanizel Fabrics.
eSend for illustrated price list Of our
Celebrated Pocket Gymnasium. AdGrsa,
carefully.
GoObYEAR'S- RUBBER CURLER co
)
697 Broadway, -
P..O. Box.5, 1856. New York CITY.
For particulars. cali at t oficehis Nv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
WIND AND WATER PROOF

garments 2 specialtv. on cloth Surface
stormy weather it is a perfect waterproof
and Ia dry weather. a 800