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IteSiSter's Order
REGISTERS OFFICE

New Castle county, Feb. 9th, 1879.
Upon the application OF patrick I.i,v
administrator OF Michael Lally, late OF
wilmington sundred, in SAID county.
deceased, II is ordered and directed by tie
Register that the Administrator aforsssid
give 1otlGe OF granting OF letters OF adj
IN Illustration upon the estate of ,ba dacaa,-
eu, Win the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
~ iorty days from the date OF such letters.
IN SIX OF the most public places of ,he
county OF New Castle, requiring all per
hohs having demands against the estate TO
pIeheilt the same or abide by an act of as
hetnoly IN such case made and provided
ana also cause the same to be inserted
Htnln the same period In the DAILY
oAZErTE, newspaper published in VII.
mingtOn and To be continued th.rain ,hna
weeks, cod
t~~, Given under the hand and seal
Il. ~ OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
'--~N' at New Castle, in New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written 5. e. BlGGS, Register.
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Cold In Canada.
TA.

iohoNIo, Feb q a
Another cold spell spell ,,,
throughout Ontario TO-DAY Az
mometer ranging from zero 10 M
below. " ''Vs
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The Wdrpest Home Ranoe when cor
pared with any otheris far ahead In poi ut
OF SIZE and durability. 1t will pay to ex
anime It at II. f. Pickels's, Nos. Z and o
l.. Fourth street fhsI.,T
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Registers Order.
REGIsThR's OFrIos,

hkGIsThRs OFFICE,
New Castle county. Feb nth, iUa
Upon the application OF Jane Nuliin.
ADMIN stratrix OF Charles Mullin, late
OF Wilmington Hundred, in said county
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the ministratrix
Aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of
Letters of Administration upon the F.tats
OF the deceased. with the date OF granting
thereoiby causing advertisements 10 be posi-
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters IN SIX ofthe most public places o. the
County OF New Castle. reauirfnp Ali nor
sons having demands against the estate To
present the same, or abide by an act OF As
senbly in such case made and urovidej
ANA also cause the same to he inserted
within lhe same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE a newspaper published in VII
mlhgton, and 10 be continued therein lh REQ
weeks e. o. d
49, Given under the hand and Seal
l.. ;. OF office of the Register aforesaid
~ at New Castle in New Castle co
aioresal ID the day and year above written
;. c. BlGGS, Register.
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NlIrIl,I.,

All persons having Gains agains, tho rs
tate OF Nhe decea ed must prese,lt the s,,n.
duly atteste4i 10 the Administr,triY o,, nr
before Feb 17th. lss0, or abide the Act of
Assembly in sucn case made and nrovid.d
JANE MULLIN
Administrative
Or DANIEL McCCsKER acting under nn,y
er OF Attorney.
Address. WI mlngton, Del.
fet20t3weod
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THE EASTERN PLACE,

HleH MEDICAL ArTuSa,slnn rTfSSa.ln
BERLIN, Feb. 2l.-At,hif'
Medical Society. DR.. Vs,n, .as ltdass
2 lecture on the plague 'Iaal daNl deir1
n the epidemic prevailing in nue.s,.nas
the Easturn plague. liz ~ u.., .A,''rath,1
ures adopted by the Gorala Tala The d
ment were OF too genera u4A Gr.I
Attention should be- prip"'la chs,1
to the necessity Of pIacing pa,ly dis|
army returning from Tnrt. me Ia
cl inspection. The plague aadefs
serious than the cholera y Tba wa loil
be Isolated and placed in ns I.,i,G.f YER
ties. No doubt the plapua ua'a,lly
contagiion was propugared o"I no. l9'
OF the Ignorance upon I'M, no,,t W NJ
b" difficult to give an etaciP iPGil'n'I
cies the Importation of Viii aF
prohibited. The lecturer I'ya a, 'aagal
opinion that the most ett.c,i,ii nilsNst
dislnfection wa. by dry baa, b'' laa'
The sanitary Gordon a, !,
the Roumanian frontier ha, so, sy'l' Y
completed. ' A'' !sa
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
estate the estate OF the deceased ~, no, -
sent tue same duly attested IN INC Adnp1tn
istratDr on or before Feb hth $50 or
ABIDE the act OF assembly in snch 90 40
made and provided.
PATTICK LALLY. Admir-.
Address Wilmington, Del fehs'smaod
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STORM IN NEW Rprvs,n

-. 81 JonS, Feb. 2. d
The heaviest snow storm ofn,'.
set in last night from the na.'. ua =
wind still blows heavily, and IO,,l ~
drifts iDcessantly. Bnsin,,, n ''s
and traffic on railways are almo., ~ u !.
suspended N y
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XNEST PRESBYTE NIAN CHURCH.
w Preaching at 10 80 IN, and 80 p m
Rev. A. N KeigwIn, pastor. Sabbath
school at 2 p m.
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IrNlON NJ. r. CHC kCH corner oi Filth
y and Washington streets, Rev j b
Mann. pastor
Services lp 80 m and 3Opm
Morning sermon TO the tslonding-
Evening, Revival Serv ces. admission of
members. Baptism Of adults Baptis IN
OF infants in connection with the afternoon
school.
The public are cordially invited. Seats
Tree SIrangerS Melcnme
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ITNI1ARlAN CHURCH, Vest street,
u abov Eighth, Rev j NJ w Pratt, pas
tor.
service at | "A IN. Sunday school at 80
y m. Seats free u are invited
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M
FRLDAE ~ 2.

1a1@AA @A@ - As@H
business for the week has continued quiet and without
any outward sign Of stir or hustle. though we do not hear
any complaints Of the condition % trade. The various
arrivals Of late have stocked our market with large sup
plies Of all commodities, and 10 g. not therefore q matter
Of surprise at extra effort being put forth 20 place or
work on certain Lines Of goods, especially any Of perish
able nature, as IL noticeable In the trade dealing In Coast
produce and Chinese goods.
Mr.. Z. p. Adams held a trade sale o. Chinese goods to-
day Of recent importations for Messrs. Chulan 4 Co., at
which a fair quanfity-some $4,000 or 5000 worth-wAs
disposed % at remuuerative prices, but the grade and
variety was In marked contrast with former sales Of this
class. The damp weather doubtless had the effect too Of
causing a rather slim attendance Among the arrivals
this week We note that % the bark Louise. from Bremen,
with goods 10 Messrs. HAekfe1d & Co, and two more YES
sels from China with freight and passengers.
The departures for the week embrace the Hera aud A..
p. Jordan. for San Francisco. both with carg0es Of dom
estie produce. valued at SCI ,320.Gs. and the Jas. Cheston,
In ballast FOR Puget sound The Matte Macleay sailed
for Portland to-day with . cargo valued at 1880.
The weather has been peculiar the past week, especial
~ for spring In the tropics Jet the rain Is felt 20 be
welcome. and II IL to be hoped that IL has been as gener-
Gus In its visit at Kau. Hawaii. a. IT has been here in the
metropolis and appears b be throughout this island.
Our sister port % Kahului has commenced direct expor-
tAtion Of sugar. etc. 20 the San Francisco market by yes
seLa bringing supplies. In this connection we have to
note . query that has been handed in a. 10 the reason
why sugar f. shipped BY the p. 81. s. :. Co.'S boats
instead % by sailing vessels, when the latter do 10 for
$40 per ton ana the former charge sG-" This il a nut
for shippers 10 crack. A. for US 30 solve the question,
we must confess 10 finding but one point in favor Of
steam. and that IL quick transit TO market. though sugars
are not peEfshable % that extent that so many sailing
vessels should lie here idle so long and see the freight
they require given TO the steam line in preference. with
such q disparity In freight. and therefore We feel inclined
10 think there must be some other cause.
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Extension of Government Water Works:

The new reservoir being constructed at Makiki
Is progressing with good dispatch, and the Minis
ter Of the Interior expects to have that as well as
the new one in Nuuanu completed by the latter
part Of July, and the opening of the new works
may be expected about the middle Of August
provided the necessary piping shall arrive in the
meantime The LaHG RoOkh, which is due from
Glasgow in all June. has go tons of piping for
the Government, and the DoUenby. which left
about March ], has the remainder. 1t is ex-
peeted that the two reservoirs will be completed
and the piping by the first-named vessel all laid
by the time the DOre7Iy arrives. The pipes
from the Makiki reservoir connecting with the
present water works, will be laid first, next those
from the Nuuanu reservoir, and lastly the pipe
to Waikiki. The new Nuuanu reservoir will be
in front Of the valley residence of the Dowager
Queen Emma, at an elevation above the sea level
of 35S feet. That at Makiki is 152 feet above
the sea, and l24 feet above BeretaGia street.
The following memorandum of heights above the
sea level Of different points on the Nuuanu road,
as furnished by Government survey, Will be of
interest
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EVER SINCE the time when foreign settlers
in the FIJI Islands began to devote their attention
to the cultivation and manufacture Of sugar-for
which those Islands are well adapted both in soil
and climate-the main reliance for labor has been
on the inhabitants Of other Polynesian groups.
In the early history of the - labor trade " there
is no doubt that many abuses were perpetrated
by the unscrupulOus men who were engaged in
it, but the vigorous measures adopted by British
war vessels cruising in the Pacific long since put
a stop to those abuses, and the business of pro-
curing Polynesians to labor in FIJI and Queens
land has for some years past been regularly and
Systematically carried on in British vessels sail
ing under license from the Colonial authorities.
So far as the Colony of Queensland is concerned,
there appears to have been no difficulties thrown
in the way of the business by the authorities,
and as q general thing the Polynesians seem to
have given satisfaction as laborers. But the
Colony of FIJI has Sir Arthur Gordon for Cover
nor, whose hobby is the introduction of East
Indian coolies, and who does all in his power to
discourage the employment of POlynesians.
IS From the first, - says the Melbourne AusfrGE-
asian, : Sir Arthur Gordon, probably owing to
his Mauritius and West Indian antecedents, has
shown a marked prediction for this class of
labor East Indian Coolies) and has openly ad-
vOcated its adoption" And it appears that the
question of advisability will soon be decided by
actual experiment, as we learn from Calcutta
that n vessel has been chartered to convey to FIJI
the first shipmeDt-prObably some 400 or 500 in
number.
Says the AustrGlasian of March 5, on the sub
jeet of labor in Fiji:
As manual labor in a climate like Fiji must be
performed by men Of tropical race. and as the Gov
eminent have never given much countenance to the
general employment Of the native population, for
fear they may be coerced into an involuntary SER
Vitude,' the planters were forced TO seek another
source from which their pressing wants could be
supplied at n reasonable cost. 1t is at present quite
impossible to say whether they have succeeded. The
initial expenses attending the introduction of coolies
are heavy, and the system is one which works best
on a large scale. as in British Guiana and Trinidad.
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ALONG THE

The Am bktne J A FaIkinburg Is at the Old Custom
house wharf. We hear she viii sail soon for Portland. o.
The Am bktne MignOn. from HOngkong with Chinese
goods, e. diseharging at Brewer X Co.'S wharf also at
lhe same wharf, the Am bktns Ella is loading for San
Francisco She Will sail about Tuesday or Wednesday
pszt-
The long looked for German bark Louise has arrived at
last, III days from Bremen She Is diseharging her cargo
a. Allen 4 Robinsons wharf.
The Am bgtne Hesperian. At the EsPlanade, opposite
the Castom-house. has discharged all her cargo. and will
sail on Tuesday or Wednesday next for Humboldt
The Am bark Forest Queen, at the Old Steamship
wharf, has her cargo all out with the exception Of = few
thousand bricks. which she will have out In two or three
days.
The German bark AIster, at the Esplanade, will have
her cargo out In all this month.
The German bark Helene has hauled in at the Steam
boat wharf 10 discharge her cargo Of Chinese goods
The Jenny Pitts has taken the berth at the Esplanade
vacated BY the Jas Cheston. and Will discharge her cargo
% lumber
The Am bktne Eureka - taking In cargo AZ the Steam
ship wharf. She viii sail tomorrow for San Francisco.
The Am Blk Jas Cheston sailed yesterday for Port Gam
BILE, having stopped the leak. and Is now a. tight as a
bottIe-so says the captain
Our next mail from San Francisco may be looked fOrOn
either the W II Meyer or Lady Lampson in all next week
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LONDON, April David McIver, one Of the pro-
,rietors Of the Cunard line and a member Of Parlia-
neat, writes that he does not know Of any nation
whose trade prospects are so gloomy as those Of
Treat Britain. British exports to the United States
IRE comparatively nothing in volume or value, the
,alance Of trade is so overwhelmingly against Great
British. He sees nothing except ruin in her home
Industries, whether manufacturing or agricultural,
r the present state Of things is allowed to continue.
The export trade from Liverpool to the United States
y 20 small that when restrictions on the importation
4 United States cattle are removed it is intended to
nake outward voyages with Water-ballast only, ship
Eners being unwilling to eramole Tor the little out
urd freight recently carried as ballast at nominal
asss. The TTmss points out that despite the ac-
emulation Of this deficit, the country really has
cen paying its way. as it has, while the dehclt was
ccumuiatin9. and devoted more than three million
ounds annually to the reduction Of the debt 1t
s-precstes, under the circumstances, any increase In
axAton merely to pay the debt or, II sucn must
z iupossd. il would recommend an additional
emmy Of income tax instead Of distributing trade by
n increase Of indirect taxation.
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SATURDAY, MA 3

OrT OF tie sixteen foreign vessels in port last
Sunday twelve displayed the American flag.
being either regular traders or lumber vessels
plying between California and Oregon and these
islands. These with their ladings, represented
q value Of about q half a million Of dollars. One
of the straws indicating a commencement of tue
benefits to American In resulting from the
Reciprocity Treaty. Statistics from American
Consuls all over the world, show that Hawaii is
the only country where American commerce is
Increasing.
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sczAEFER-RoBKRrsoN-In this city, April 20, 1879, at St.
Andrews Cathedral By Rev. Alex Macintosh, = A ScHAEFER,
$50, Consul for Italy, to Miss ELIZABETH, eldest daughter Of
he iafs Judge Geo. NJ Robertson, Of this city. No cards.
HARns-TIFFAST-In this city, May Ist, at the residence
kCoL W. y. Allen, by His Lordship the Bishop Of Honolulu,
ssslated by the Rev. Mr.. Macintosh, the Honorable CHARLES
-oFFIN HAMS, Chief Justice and Chancellor Of the King
LON, 70 ELLEx FEssESDEN TIFFANY, daughter OF His Excel
ency Elisha II. Allen, ex-Chfef Justice and Chancellor, and
Hawaiian Minister Resident in the United States.
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venssIs for HonOIuIu from Foreign Ports.
Am bk Garbald, Newcastle, " 8 w.
Bit ok La1ah ROokh, 0hasEgW, que May I'D
An bk Moro Castle, New York, due May 1881
Haw brtne Storm Bird. South Sea Islands, over due
eris ship GlsniGsr, Liverpool, due May 2o-25
Brit BIZ Dovenby, GlasZoW, due July 5l0
Am ship Gov Goodwin, glasgow
Am bktne Catherine sudden, Newcastle, "
Brs bk stormy Petrol, Glasgow, loading March 20
Bnt ship RaVenscraix, Liverpool, due Aug is
Am schr Bonanza, San Francisco
An tpsl nchr EustAce, San FrancIsco
Am bgtne Josephine. Burrards Inlet
naw bk Surprise, NeScastle. N 8 w, loading March q
An BIZ Camden, Port Gamble, due
Am ship Gen Butter. Newcastle, n 5W
Am Epal schr W II Meyer, San Francisco, loading April 10
Am bkfne Victor, Port Gamble, due
Am sfmr City ofNew York, Sydney, due May IL
Brit stmr Australia, San francisco, due MAJ &c
Br.t bk Lady Lampson, San Francisco, laid on April IS
HnE bgtne Vioief, South Sea Islands, due June Is
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United States Standard Foreign Coins.

We are indebted to the courtesy of Col. w. F.
Allen, Collector General Of Customs, for the fol-
lowing Table of the rates at which foreign gold
and silver coins are by law to be received in the
United States. AS our standard is made by
statute to conform to that of the United States,
this Table will prove of value to our merchants
and business men.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oerttsrr
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that al communication IL
tended for business with the ADvEEIIsER PRINTING
EzTABL1sHsrESr. must BE- addressed 70 the Undersigned
Subscribers whose subscriptions are due for the
ADvKHrIsEn. are respectfully requestedto settle the same
without further notice
Subscribers Will please remember. that when subscrip-
ti0ns are paid for in advance. the price Is only Five
DOLLARS A YEAR. J.. z. BLACK,
Honolulu. Jan 18th 1879. PaBliHlsT and Proprietor.
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IMPORTS.

From Bremen. per Louise. April $500 bbls beer. 394
eases brandy. 100 cases gin. 100 baskets gin. so csks rum.
2I77 pkgs iron. 800 bdls wire, % m IRE bricks, 24 tons
steam coal. 126 pkgs hardware. $50 drums oil, 800 bbls
cement, 21 bales Of paper, 1922 house tiles. - casks alcO-
hol, ~ cases wooden and cotton goods. &T bdls gAIvan-
ICED pipe, 28 casks and barrels. I23 bales Of bags, and
Also pkRs general mdse,
From whGmpoa. China, per Helene, May l-s61 chests
Tea, 10 cases oysters, s cases shell-dsh, g. bags beans, 10
cases sslted eggs. and $50 pkgs Chinese mdse-
From Hongkong. Per Mignon. April 2s-CargO Chinese
mdse-
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Apra 2s-Am schr American Girl, Baekus. for San FraneIsC
26-Am bk Crusader. Means, Er Royal Roads
pam tern A p Jordan, Crack, for San Francisco
3o-Am tern Hera, M0nsen. for San Francisco
May Z-Am bk Jas Cheston- sE1ntou, Tor Port Gamble
2-HAw bk Matte Maeleay, Pope, for Portland, D
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VESSELS IN PORT.

VESSELS In PORT.
NEncHANTNEN.
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Am bktpe Eureka, NordberK
Ger hk AIater, Bolt
French bk Alphonsine ZeIie, LebeaupIn
Am bktne J A FalkinburE. Hubbau
Am BIZ Jenny Pifs, sievert
Am bktne Ella, brown
Am bgtne Hesperian, Winding
An bk Forest Qneen, Wallace
Am ship Robert Dixon. OsgOod, anchored outside
Am hktne Mignor, Soule
Ger hk Louise. Meyer
Ger BIZ Helene, Votquardsen
Hau brig Onward
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per A p Jordan. April $500 pkgs
sugar, 200 bags rice Value, domestic. S27,s49.37.
For San Francisco. per Hera, April 29-56A pkgs sugar,
Ts3 baea rice, 100 bchs bananas. Value, dom, S53.47L3l.
For Portland. o. per Matte MacIeAy. April 29-235s
pkgs sugar. 165 bags coffee, "a pkgs molasses. Value,
domestic, Sa5,56O.
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LAooENN EhNs
from Hongkong. per Mignon. April $50 Chinese.
Tor san Francisco, per American Girl, Apr Sd Lambert
Fer san Francisco, per p Jordan, April sc r Brown.
from BreEsn, per Louise, April 2o-C warmboh and wife,
J lfrelsf, G spelner wife and child.
. Prom Whanpoa. China, per bk Helene. May LEO Chinese
mfLrs and 3 FEMALES
Prom Eahului. per Kflauea Hon. May 3-W O smith. ]
BoardmAn. NJ r Harvey, Messrs Fritz and Mclean, and
about % deck.
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FERNS.

TuNHE Is NOW PRE-
y PARED to fill Orders for Single Specimens or Complete
2eIts Of Hawaiian Ferns, unmouned, on short notice.
Price 10 Cents Each, or $1,000 for the Self Of rs.
The Specimens are beautifully preserved, retaining iheir nat
ural green, and most of the varieties have a portion Of he root.
Orders for Mailing MusI Include Postage.
mhl THOS. q. THRuM.
nl ]. MOTT A. Go.
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Port OF HONOLULU. n. I
DEPARTUREs ~.
ARRIVALS

April 2s-Ger bark Louise, Meyer, III days from Bremen
May der bark Helen, VOlquauisen, from WhamPoa
China
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A MORE RECENT LOT OF
LATE etc.,
AT THOS. G. THRUM'S Fort Street Store.

A Masque Of Poets-No Name. Series.
Selly's Silver Mine. by h. II.
The Story Of a Bad Boy, by T. b.. Allricl,.
Jean Ingelow : Poems. complete;
Bryant's Poems, complete;
Bryant's Poetical Works,
Goethe and Schiller, by Boyesen,
Recollections Of Writers, by Mary and Chas. Cow
den Clark.
As 1t May Happen, by TrebOr.
Common Sense in Business, by Freedley;
Home Comforts, or Things Worth Knowing, by
Freddy.
Memoir of Roht. Chambers, by VIM. Chambers;
Flowers, their origin, Sc, By ]. E. Taylor;
The School Boy, by o. W. Holmes;
Prince Deukaiion, by Bayard Taylor;
Parks and Gardens of Paris, by w. Robinson;
Pleasant Spots Around Oxford, by Alfred Rimmer;
Art and Artists of Connecticut, by H. W. French;
The Ceramic Art, by Jennie j. Young.
The Bohemian, by Chas. de Kay;
Chambers Information for the People, . vols.
The Works of Chas Lamb, 3 vols.
Social Etiquette of New York;
The Beaconsfeld Cartoons, from Punch, cloth and
paper.
Base Ball Guide Books for 1879
Base Balls and Bats, New Scrap Pictures, PapeIel les,
Birthday Cards, Floral Passepartouts & Mats,
Frames, Gaskelis Compendiuns of Elegant Wriaag.
SC, Sc, &c my3
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BIRTHS,
MARRIED.

In HonOIaIu. on the 26th April, to the wife Of Robert Catto
\ son
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Base Ball Guide Books for 1879

Base Balls and Bats, New Scrap Pictures, Papetel les,
Birthday Cards, Floral Passepartouts & Mats,
Frames, GaskeIfs Compendiuns of Elegant Wriaag.
SC, sc, &c my
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08

CROCP.-As soon as you hear the
hoarsc cough (whirh every mother
knows too well) don't wait, but as sooh
as YOU can, take IL teaspJJnful Of lard.
mix 1t well into all the sugar YOU can.
and feed il all to the little one; cover II
warm aud go to bed. You will have no
more trouble that night--at least |
never have. The next day If the child
Is very hoarso. give little OF lard and
sugar occasionally. aud before putting
it TO bed the second night repeat the
dose, and my word for it, the child Is
cured for that time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08

This event marks a new era in agri-
culture. II our farmers will hut realize
the importance Of The situation and
assist in its development. Manufac-
turers OF beet sugar can probably afford
10 paw s. per ton for sugar bests grown
under spcciice conditions. and delivered
on any line ofrail~ ay within 200 miles
of the n iinrry. Under proper con
slh0ns fifteen 10 twenty toms can be
raised to the acre. realizing s75 to sl0U
gross per acre. From what other can a
Ike sum N cash BE- assured?