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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
FOR SALE.

- THE OLD ESTABLISHED Business Szse
e House of Of A. 5. CLEGHoRN Co, situated saS$
iAs-1at WaipIo, Hamakua, Hawaii. Consists of -
store and Dwelling House, almost new. Also, store
Houses Cook House, &C. with large and well selected
stock of Goods.
Also balance Of lease Of Waipo Valley for term Of
Is years. comprising OF 5000 admira
bly, adapted for Rice Sugar Culture.
Also Lease of Muliwai which comprises several thous-
and acres of wood land This chance for parties
desiring TO into Sugar Rice, in Of de
sirable localities In the Kingdom.
For Particulars, apply TO Messrs.
A S. CLEGHoRN & CO., Honolulu,
Or to ]. 4. MILLS Hamakua.
Waipio March Is, ls79. 740
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

IT is said that society in Washington City is
in quandary to know what to do with the wife
OF Senator Bruce, of Mississippi. where she and
her husband have been on her bridal tour. Bruce
is colored gentleman and his wife of the same
dark race. though an octoroon. Etiquette re-
quires the wives of Cabinet officers. Senators and
Congressman to call on the wife of u new Sena.
tor. and the question in Washington is, "Who
shall call on Mrs. Bruce first 2"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

These examples give lines having way as
the ending With "Weary," "ploughman, 7"
"homeward," and "plods," as Examinations the
transyositions possible would run into the hun
dreds.-Ez.
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LrEp1e's theory tina. DEMONSTRATING is com.

LIEBIG's theory that liquor-drinking is COM
patibe with animal. but not with farinaceous
diet, seems to have been corroborated by an
English scientific man, who has been trying the
experiment on twenty-seven liquor-drinking per.
sons. striking instance of reform was shown
in the case of man of sixty. who had been in
temperate for thirty-6va years, and who ia in the
habit OF taking spree about once q week. His
constitution was 50 shattered that he had great
difficulty in obtaining insurance on his life After
an attack Of delirium tremens, which nearly
proved fatal he was induced to live upon farina-
ceous food, which 10 seven months entirely re-
moved bis desire for liquor, and be became per-
fectly sober. He lost flesh at the beguuing Of
the experiment, but regained il after two or
three months. Among the articles of food men,
toned as specially antagonstic to alcohol are
lentils, dried beans, haricot beans and macaroni.
all of which should be well boiled aud seasoned
with plenty of butter or olive oil. Ordinary
garden vegetables are said to be provocative Of
temperance. but much loss so than farinaceous
diet. The carbonaceous starch contained in
macaroni, beans and oil seems to render unnec.
essary, and therefore repulsive the carbon resi-.
dent in alcohol. This remedy is so simple that
it ought to be tested BY men who have so often
tried to break themselves Of Incorporate habits.
Drinking to excess is unquestionably curse,
aud fannaceous food has never hurt anybody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

BRIEF ITEMs-PERsoNAL.-The oscar and
yellow leaves OF autumn are falling thick
and sast upon the grass and walks in the
Capitol Square.
Members OF the CouEci are insisting upon
new tire-:,|arm stations ia yaiious exposed
localities in the city. The Committee on
Fire-AlaTm and Police Telegraph have al
ready recommended the establishment OF
some OF these very stations; but when the
subject gets TO the Finance Committee Of
he Council it dies for the want OF money.
The police are working up, or rather in
search OF, another lost boy-not Charley
Ross this 'lme, but Frank Eldridse. OF New
York. who has recently disappeared. 1t is
feared lie has been kidnapped, and reward
OF $500 has been offered for hlm. ..,
The Iry-Leaf Society will hold fair and
feast il the basement OF the Broad-Street
Methodist chul CHI on Thursday and Friday
nights.
Mr.. J. D. Mitchell. foreman OF the Chcsa.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company's black
smith shop. II this city, died Yesterday, and
will be buried this afternoon at 3 O'Clock by
Richmond Ranuolph Lodge, No. -, \. +.
and A. NJ.
A man with tray OF cakes on his head
and hoOt.black coliided ut the corner of
cakes were scattered and Il row was about
to enSue, when 4 policeman came upon the
ground and order was restored.
The Governor has refused to pardon John
Bradley, j. Ii. Murray, and james Thomp-
son (ENchangc-notel robbcrS), who were
f9nSGvGA 20 a h ii with St6
intent to commit larceny, and sentenced,
Bradley to five years and Murray and Thomp-
son each fer three years in The penitentiary.
An additional year Was added to the terms
OF Bradley and Murray, who, with Thomp-
son, broke Jail Willie under sentence OF con-
viction ana escaped theTefrom. James
Thompson i still at large.
Judge Allen, OF Shenandoah, was in the
city Yesterday.
'Our Boardnc-House will be played
at the Theatre Thursday and Friday eve
n!ngS.
The following persons have been re-
appointed by the Governor inspectors OF
Hour: Samuel Britain for the city OF Rich
mend, John S. Taylor for the city OF Alex
andra, and James Il. Walker for the city Of
Norfolk.
All the railroads and the steamboat COM
Tan;cS OF the State have agreed to give fa-
vorabe excursion rates and facilities to WIS.,
TORS 10 the State Fair, October 2Sth, goth,
30th, and 3l:t.
The Governor has removed the political
disabilities from John II. Mccartney, who
was convicted OF burglary in the County
Court If Frederick county in January,
1877, and sentenced to three years imprls-
onment in the renitentiary.
Watson 3. Smith, Of Omaha. has heen
appointed by the Governor commissioner
OF deeds for the State OF Virginia in the
State OF Nebraska.
The officers OF the colored military COM
panies OF the city have appealed to citizens
By whom the members Of these companies
are employed to grant them leave OF alb.
sence on the last day Of the Fair, when the
competitive drill Of all colored companies
in bn tnt t.l-.s r,lapp
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pEpsIA. AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right SIDE under the edge of the ribs,
acrcases on rressure sometimes the pain is in the
left sde the patient is rarely able 10 lie Oh the left
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade and 1t frequently extends tc the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
ism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
Of appeti;c and sickness; the bowels in general are
cosive sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation OF having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A sngns, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of wcarincss and debility he Is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and be complains Oh i
nriclv sensation Of the skin; his spirits are io"'
and although he Is satisfied that exercise would oe
beneficial to him, vet he can scarcely summon UP
rr6e enough to try 1t. In fact, he distrusts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend 'he
dis.,se but cases have occurred where FEW OF
them existed, yet examination OF the BODY alter
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
~ lcTanged.
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Brief NemS.-The new library at the
Methodist Sunday school vii! he opened
next Sunday morning. 4 fine collection Of
books has been purchased for the library.
a rockfish weighing four and a hall
pounds was caught in the. river yesterday
afternoon near the Manchester terminus oil
Mayo's bridge.
: Hon. Robert Z. Withers, Judge William
I. Clopton, and Samuel Page, Esq, spoke
at Powhatan Courthouse Monday in favor
Of the McCuloch settlement to large
crowd. Persons from this city were pre-
sent, and returned yesterday.
Hon. John Goode, one OF the ablest
speakers OF the State, is announced to speak
in this city next Monday night October
13th) in front OF the courthouse.
\ number OF persons went up to the
Bellc-Isle junction yesterday afternoon to
see the Georgia militia en route north.
The Mayors Court was without crimi-
nal yesterday morning. The courtroom
looked deserted.
Mr.. B. 4. Nunnally will act as chairman
consequence c oif the resignation Of Mr. f.
3. HowIe, who was formerly the chairman.
The wall on the south side OF the Council
chamber has sunk and cracked in several
places.
Advertisements for the Dispatch, il lett at
r. V. Owens store, on Hull street, will be
promptly attended TO.
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MoRTrARY REPORT for the week ending
October 4, 1879:
Cause Of Death: ,Apoplexy, l white:
congestion of brain, l white; consumption.
3 white, colorcd; Group, l white; tlir-
rhna, white; dySentery. 1 colored: fever
(Scariet). l white; fever (typhoid), ] white,
9 colored; heart-diseaSe, l white, color
ed; hernia, / white; liver-diseaSe. white,
l coIored; marasmus, white; obstruction
OF bowels, ! colored; old aye, l White !;
pneumonia, l white; premature birth, |
white; softenng Of brain, l white; spinal
affection, white; surgical operation,' !
white; teethiDg, l colored; unknown, l
colored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city. exclusive Of still-births, So. dJe:f Que
day to thirty, white, colored-totai, . !;
six months TO twelve, white, / coored-
total, 2; one year to three, l white; three
years to five, l white; tive years to ten,
white; twenty years to thirty. | white, 9
coloreG-total, 5; thirty years to forty,
white. colored-total, 6; forty years to
fifty, 3 white, 8 colorcd-toal, d: fifty years
to sixty, 3 white; sixty years TO seventy, Z
white. 8 coored-total, 5; seventy years to
eighty, white. Condition: Single, IL
white, coIored-totGl, Il; married,
white, 5 colored-total, s; wldowers, l Co.
lored: widows, white: unknown, 2whlte,
| colored-total, 3. Nativity: Richmond,
II: other parts Of United States, IS; Germa-
nv, /; Ireland, /; Scotland, |; unknown,
l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 4 white,
colored-tolal, 6; Jefferson Ward 4 "hite'
s colored-total, Z; Madison Ward, white'
2 colored-total, 7; Monroe Ward, white,
| colored- total, 8; Clay Ward, "hlte, ]
colored-to,al, 5; Jackson Ward. 3 White, !
colored-total, /; almshouse. 3 colored'
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The Police Unifarrns.

APPLICATION OF OFFICERS AND AES OF THE
POLICE FORCE FOR AID IN BUYING THEE
NEW UNIFORMS.
| AZ The Council meeting on Monday night
the following memorial from the officers
ana members Of the police force was pre-.
fsented and read, and referred to the Com.
'mitteesf on Finance and Police jointly:
| Io,the Honorable President and Members OF
The Council Of the City Of Richmond
Gentlemen,-We, the undersigned. Off
GERS and mem mbers OF the police force OF the
city or Richmond, beg leave to respectfully
offer for the consideration OF your honora-
ole body the following memorial upon a
subject OF no little importance to your Pc.
titioners: -. .
On or abontJuly 1st OF the current year,
under authority OF Il late act OF the Legis-
lature, the honorable Board of Police Com
missioners issued an order changing the
uniform OF the police fol ce. 1t is the COR
dial purpose OF your petitioners to yield a
prompt obedience TO the order so issued by
the proper authority, and we venture TO
earnestly invoke your assistance in execu-
ting it. We are all provided with the pre-
sent uniform, and without the change pro.
posed by the order would have been pro-
perly clad for the service to be performed
by us throughout the approaching winter;
and having thus incurred the expense OF
equippng ourselves with the present uni.
form, it's difficult to all of Us. and impos-
sible to some, without suffering, to incur
this increased expense. Our pay. is
reduced from its old amount, and : all,
OF us are poor men. On whom the
expense OF providing new and pro.
per uniform bears very heavily. 1t
ls and has been what we conceive to be
proper and honorable pride in our corps to
preserve in our pparehaiueatnessa and pro-
priety which shall do credit 10 the city
whose guardiuns we are proud to he, and
in the hard dilemma in which we find our
selves By reason oe-ths change we appeal
bat most earnestly for any as
sistance your honorable body may feel all-
thorized to confer in purchasing this neat
uniform. Such help, we beg to assure you,
would be most warmly remembered and
By your petitioners, whose sin
cere desire is 10 execute faithfully the trust
confded to them. and to show themselves
In all respects worthy Of the city whose
citizens they are. ''' '''''' ''
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q MRS. RIcHMoND's COMPANY IN P1SAfoRE:
MIS- Adahi Rtchnond's Company played
pinafore at the Theatre last night admira-
bly,. The success OF the company, consider
ing the fact that it has played the opera out
once before, was wonderful: MISS Rlchnona
eXcelled herself, and Mr.. Armand as rack
straw was the best we have yet seen al al Tue
we'll represented; and the performance was
enjoyable.! From this city the company
goes to DapvilIs, and from there 10 Raleigh,
IN, e.. nil r
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*Noz.pT PISAFoRE CoMPANY.-Professo
sierle is rehearsing bis Mozart Pinafore
COMPANY diligently, and by Fair-wcek will
have fully completed his labors. 1t is a
great Temptation to give the members OF the
Mozart an account OF the rehearsal last
-niebt: but we are Forbidden. 4 young lady
who isto take q prominent part said 20 the
writer rs she left the ball: !"Don't You put
ANYTHING in the paper about this" So 1t
cannot he done. Ii may be stated generally,
however, that the performance promises TO
betbe best representation Of Pinafore we
have had in Richmond. The company has
been Well drilled in the music OF the opera,
and n few more rehealsals will perfect the
caste In their lines and render their, acting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

THE GEORGIA MILITART-THEIR RECEP-
TIoN HERE.-The Gate-City Guards. Il mill
tary organization Of Atlanta, Ga, arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon about )
O'Clock. They came uiU the Richmond and
Danville road, and were met at Belle-lsle
junction by a delegation OF officers Of the
First Virginia regiment and Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, under command Of
Licutenan. Colonel Anderson. They came
in one OF the Piedmont Airline parloI- cars,
which was fitted UP rul tie v.uaSIUu.
The company is composed OF strong, 70.
buSt-looking young men, evidently well to
do. A number OF ladieS-wives OF the
officers and others-accompanied the cNcur-
sionists. Upon their arrival at Bellc-lsle
junction they fell IN line on tne platform
and were marched to the Gning-room.
where 4 collation. had been prepared 10y the
First Virginia regiment, under th" SUPER
vision Of Captain Bargamn. After parta-
king of the repast Captain John s. Wise
welcomed them to Virginia. lie was re-
sponded to by Captain burke on behalf Of
the Georg;ans. Mayor Calhoun, OF ALlanta,
was called upon, and spoke. The officers
of the company are: Captain, }. +. Burke;
First Lieutenant, w. c. Sparks; Second
Lieutenant, J. III. Lumpkin; with thirty
seven men. They LETT yesterday evening
for Baltimore, where they expect to remain
day and night.
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:" = > -. "
5IANCEiESTER AND VICINITY.

.Pubic Speaking in Chesterfield. Next
Monday there will be public speaking ut the
Courthouse. Hons. w. w.
Walker, OF WestmoreIund; John 3. Young,
Frank V. Winston, and p. W. Mckinney,
are expected to address the people. The
County Court will convene that day, and a
large crowd will no doubt be in attendance.
4 great MANY persons from this city intend
going out to the Courthouse that day.
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TsfE STATE s:AyVaSg.ygy ~
Rooms STAFF C0ysEHsarIyR1
EXECUTIVE CoHyITgEE, Il
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, topbe

H.a-J ExEGCTlTE CoHNIIgEE, ,gf
RICHMOND, sep;tnber q Is79:'t
| REPRESENTATIVE MEETINGS, toH5e
- addressed BY one Or more dissasuishca apaak-
ers. are anHsuEcefzs folio Us: s.a.; ..fs ,,a,1
0dtooer 81 Norfolk c!Es nRht, Russell Court
/ hoase. th - %teii@i. ~ ~ So - @5s H.Gs
! October rtsth-Apponat.oa .cour,hoa,e, King and
I Level Henry county Prtnce George Coariolse,
fulassi COURTHOUSE, Tazewe'll Courthouse, War
yc:ober lots-E!amsyile iPa tr1ck county.
October Ilth-R!ch-Taliey Es mp-8ronnd tSn rth
| county, Patrick Courthouse Biaess6urg ssiont-
= October lsih-Atirgdon, Exsateure iCourhome,
BarSngtiaEa Courthouse. taruYsaH Con tlccse. Ca
rome courthouse, Chesterfield CnrrthJIsg Eiargs
Courthouse EIcnrico Ceurihonse. a Bry Couri housc
Jahes ciiy Courthouse. L.oudourts urthouss- Lou
Courthouse Nansr niOnd Courr hegrse. Sorfhs api0n
Cour. holAe, Northumberland Coar1 house, Prince
snensaoa Ry,he
October 14th-Fieyd Courthouse, Scott Court
October l5th--Greene Courthouse Manorer Court-.
house: Stafford Coarts ,m CascaGe liittsyiyasi.
c"nr. houesl ~ Front BoyalI Warren e,sntyL
land Courthouse. T.. xiugtou tRncsbrtdae copnty).
October l7th-sseHs tI;oanoke coaosy), Green
October ISM Ne@bern pulaski county,. Par
Eer's Store tSDotsJiVsnia), SinmoueEi!le tGraig
October 20til-Amhersl Conrthouse. Ca-rot Court
house' h' yHosinston iAtechany), CnIpepsr Court
faIrfax Courthouse. Lee Courthouse, Ianessser
Cour honse, Alsckienburg Courthouse, P,ttsyiyansn
Courthouse. Rockingham Courthouse, S1ystth tourt-
house southampton Courthouse. - =
SE October shsmlpShanan CSur'house pn.nce Ed
Salem lRoanoSe county,. Giles Courthouse. 49,
October 22d-Ainea Courthouse, !F.nd,esex
%coSsr SssS% wss%saty
Bath Courthouse. Elizabeth f.y Courthouse; LyncI,,
bug. Madison Cour, house.. New Garke, tNelson
county,. y
Oc Ubcr 24f!l-Bris:ol. .-.. ,.f
october 2Jh-BrownsbGTg fRockbridge ocuptyL
Wy'heviIe, Big Lick Roanoke couniy) TnIF
October 27Lh-Accomac Courthouse, Augusta
Con tho>c. Bt oiord Courthouse, Brunswick Court
house, Cumberland Courthouse, Faquler Court
house, FaSanpa ,Cour:l0user 1Ia lax Courthouse,
Highland Courthouse, " adepeDdeuce Graysfs,lsouI-
ty) Hing William Courthouse Loviuaston tN elsonI.
Orange Court house. Page C0,fst house, WashiagtDl
Courthouse, West inorcland Courthouse, WiscGourt-
house.
Octohcr 2Sth-Baud CcTrthonsc Montgomery
Courthouse Patrick Courthouse surry Courthause.
october 30,h-LeN!ngton fDarbecuc). Henry
Courthouse tbar0ecueI,, Cayrsv,ile Csle OF Wight
connty)
November 3d-Frankn Courthouse, CaxtiSt.e
Courthouse. n. 4. Il. LOGAN, Chairman,
j. Bel Bi5ger, Secretary.
Conservative papers please COPY. au39
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Deputy. TYLER TRIED AND AC-
Quilted ASp RESTORED TO DUrY.-Dcputy-
Sergeant W. j. Tyler, Of this city, was yes
terdav arraisncd and tried in the Hastings
Court for assaultng Willie Chcatham, fe-
male prisonerin the city Jail. with a cowhide.
Several witnesses were examined, but the
evidence was conflicting. 1t was proven
that Mr.. Tyler had cut the woman several
licks with cowhiGe, across her shoulders,
for refusing to do certain duty required OF
ctpline.
The case was not argued, but submitted
to the Jury aiterthe evidence had been taken.
The Jury was out but Il few moments, and
returned with verdict OF "not guilty.
Mr. Tyler thanked the jury and Sergeant
Lee restored bin to duty at once.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

pp. G. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, In cases o
.orr ,Sn FEVER when taken with quinine, are
productive OF the most happy results. No netter
ca,hsrtic can be used preparatory 10 OF alter tah
oytnine We would advise allwho are a1hlcteo WITH
this disease to give them Il FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious derangements, and as simple pur-
sative, they are uneQualled. o.
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AUCTION SALES THIs pay.

FRaSh ID. HILL 6 CO., 4rP. NJ, frusiee1 sale OF
building lots nm the north side OF franklin street
shls sde or Richmond College, part or property
W. GODDIN, 12 Dr., commissioners sale o, two
excellent farms In Henr,co county, four snd
I'VE miles east Of the city. :
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, az p. ". 10. ON ne
Marks church. W
BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, herses, cows.
buggeS, and Wagons. t7f-. ...--.' - -
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sngar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal ON the lid, with the
immersion DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS. -
The genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILLS Dear 'n'
,,rnatprcs Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared 10y Fleming BroS' o.
Pittsburgh Pa the market being iull oil l''a'oiis
or the name AlcLANB, spelled differently but same
accommodation. my l2-deowly
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Justices Court.-It will be remembered
that some time since, in the case OF klannis
Us. VickerS, Justices J. NJ. Pertlue and Z.
s. Foster disagreed, and Senior Justice
james A. Gentry was called In as the third
magistrate. Yesterday the case was dis
missed, Justice Gentry coinciding in the
opinion OF Justice Perdue to that effect.
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TRIED WHILE ABSENT AND CoNYlcrED.-
William D. Seay, indicted for unlawful
gaming in the bar-room OF Joseph hfause,
havino forfeited his recosniZance, sctre
fUci0S; was Yesterday issued for Scay and
his surety, Mr.. J. F. Liggon. The Court
then proceeded to try the case as though the
accused was present and pleaded not guilty.
He was convicted and fined fifty dollars.
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P0lfticS.-Tbe State Conservative Execu-
tive Committee have appointed Mr.. Charles
W. Turner canTasser for the Sixteenth
senatorial district. and Messrs. James A.
Gentry, John E. Taylor, and John c. Ro-
bertson canvasSers for the city OF Manches-
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STATE CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE, }
RICHMOND. October I, 1879.
Tue nomination OF W. J. Leake, OF the
county OF Hanover, as Il member OF the
State COMMITTEE from the Third congress
slonal district has been ratified.
s j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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NorrsTr REGISTER RETURNS FOR SEPTEM-
pEE.-The following is statement OF the
revenue derived from the Monett-feS1steE asl
tax during the past month IN TINS clt! Two
hundred and >eyenty-one aicohoi!c registers
recorded 93,22l drinks sold, reallzlns laA
of 81 ,39S. 80; two hundred and tWeniy-two
malt registers recorded 100, lo3 drlnhs SOU
with tax OF S500.S2. Total tax: Sl,S9o' H.
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DR. TUTr,s pBLr.s.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 TORPID LIVER (

Loss OF Appetite. bowels Costiye; Pain in the
Head with dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under the shoulder Blade; Fuilness After EATING,
with disincitnation toyexertion of body or mind
Irri'ahi'i'y of Temper; Low Spirits. with feeling
of having neglected some duty: Wearine>s. Dizzt-
ness, Fntserog at the Heart Dots Before the Eyes
yellow Skin: Headach, generally over the right
eye; Rest'cssnesa. with ftful dreams; Highly
Co!ored Urine. IL. ....r..
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to Such
Cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
TO sstonish the sufferer.
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THE CoPYGRAM. ..".,...
L ...,'. '@
Jos. TIE MOST WONDERFUL IHTt SrIoS
CT THE AGE.

I,rod,,ecs from 60 10 100 coycs Of any circular,
document, plan, examination paper, &C., In one or
more co,ors. a child can operate ~. No eopyiri :
Ss.I Ionai man InercEtbs, church, or other socttiV
should have one. Noie size, 80; iet!er, 80; ietal
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