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PAssENGERS.

FaoM sVDNEY-Per Zealandia, Feb Is-Robt Stirling and
wife, W Fleming, J Horne and viz, p r Franck. , II RostIeth-
waite, aF EostethwAits. Miss 81 Taybrs Miss Kate, Miss J
Woolyvurth, Mss r Butteraelt, and so passengers IN transitu.
FoE san FsASeIsco.-Per Hazard FsS-l@caPGW d
Godfrey and VIE
FoaSAN FRANcIsco-Per Zealandia, FEB Is-Ms W II L
Barnes, w Barney, A W LOsFis-C Lshnann, i TiHmanp.
W n Patton 9 y Dole, J n Houghtor, G Abbott J T Water
house and wife, Q II Woodward. q Q Hedges, J McKormick. T.
v Osborn. @ 9 Borntraeger, A Silva. y Anthou, A LoeEenberg,
+ q HavcnA.JN Wright y @ Glade and scn, VIM Gariner-
Il A Dow, J n 8tewart, J G wilson
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MEMORANDA.

SAN FR1xcTsc=SrvS5 Jan 9n. Haw brig Elise,
hence Jan 1st Am topsai1 schr " II Meyer, hence Jan
III Jan 9sth, Am brig Ttmandra, Is days from Hilo.
Hawaii. ~ E
PoRr BLAKELz-rziyed Jan 2eth, Am schr Comreer.
hence Dee I'd RA
HoSGKoNG-Arrfved, Jan 18th, British blk Hazelhurst,
hence Dec Tth, with loss OF main and mizen topmasts-
LrvERrooL-Arrived. Jan 10Th. Am bark Moonbeam,
hence Iune 18th via Bakers Island
The Am ship syren. hence Sept 18th. 1873. anchored
in = Two Fathoms Hole" Bermudas, Jan 10th, with
rudder-head gone No damage otherwise. She was
ACCOMPLISHED q por by the schr Hatfie n Cove, which
fen in WfthR er hve days previous to her entering port
The schooner claims salvage
SAX FRAScIsco-JAn %. arrived Am stmr City Of New
York, hence Jan IL gHht
Jan 81, arrived Am blk Helen W Almy. hence Jan 81.
Report OF I'd JAMES, O'BREx. 3nsEER-Saied from San
Rraneiseo, Jan . at p N, h1t i've days had fresh northerly
winds DenceIie4 variable brsfzes to port. sighted Maui five
days beEore arriving port, had no trade winds during % days
passage
RERoEE osRA sZxALGxDrA, cHEvALIEE, COMMANDER
Jan 35th 3 p m cast on from moorings Sydney harbOr, and
proceeded TO sea $50 P N, dscharged pilot, reached Ausk-
land f2I5 p q. Eeb q; and lei agsfn $50 p N, passed Tutunk
island NON, Feb q crossed tie E4uator II midnighb les
long W recelved Hononlus pilot On board FEB rs I a m;
weather moieraee With varsbte trades FEB 9. lat % =, long
1TT w, spoke ship Lahore ofIoudou, steering s w, Feb 19, .
Pm-very thick weather, engines slowed down in consequence
until 8 a u q the Is r. MCDONALD, I'uTSer-
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NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS FOUND TRESPASSING
upon the lands Of KAHUKU RANCH, consisting Of
MAlaekahana, Keana, Kahuku, Oio, Ulupehupehu, Punslau,
Hsnakoe, Opana, Pahipahialua, Waialee. Kannala. Paumaiu,
Pupukea, and a portion of Waimea, Island of Oahu, for the
purpose of taking therefrom wild Pigs. Turkies, Fruits of
any Kind, or shooting Game, will be prosecuted according TO
law. ANY Dogs found on these lands will be destroyed. Es-
tray Horses, Cattle and Pigs will be impounded.
Approved: WIN. X. BUCHANAN, Manager.
KahuKu. Island of Oahu, Feb. 1, 1879. fel5
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Administrators Sale by Auction.

UNN IRIU OF NJ
the Hon. Abraham Fernandez, Circuit Judge OF the 81
Judicial District, issued on the 9th of January, l shall sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of the Court
House at Pukoo, Molokai, on the 18th of March, 1879, the fol-
lowing parcels of land belonging to the Estate OF the late ID.
w. Kaiue. deceased, viz: One piece of land at Waiaus,
known as Paihaia; Two pieces of land at Kapualel, kauialo.
These lands are suitable for the cultivation of either kalo or
Cane. Held under Royal Patent. Deeds will be at the eN-
pense of purchaser. There is a mortgage upon these lands,
held by Wilder 81 Co. JNO. w. kALUA.
Iaha;pa Mani Pei, g 1870. fel5 at.
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A LITTLE MORE OPIUM-Last Wednesday The
steward of the British bark Lady Lampson, from
Australia, was arrested for smuggling five tins Of
opium. On being arraigned in the Police Court
on Thursday, he plead guilty. and was sentenced
to four months Imprisonment at hard labor.
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~ The Hawaiian bark Halakaua, arrived off
the port last evening. bringing San Francisco dates
to the 3Ist inst. The news had been anticipated
via Australia, and will be found n our supplement.
Hawaiian keg sugar was quote at 7a to 81 Rice,
Al -
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MARRIED.

ANunevs-PrcnET-In Paw Paw, Mich. Dee 81. 1875.
SaNrrKr q ASDREws, % Ann Arbor. son OF the late Rev c
b Anfrevs % Mani. TO Emma WPrGsLEr-
HEsDkaaoz-MAv-At 81 Andrews Cathedral. Honol1la,
by he Chaplain o. he ship, assisted By the Rev A Mackintosb,
Lieut. JoHS n nESDERsoE % II d ~ > Opal 10 b A Mar,
peiee O. May, Ksg. % Honotnia- e 1T
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THE NEXT MAIL from the EasL will arrive by the
City of .Neto York, due on Monday next, Oath inst.
She arrived at San Francisco one day ahead Of
schedule time on her last voyage
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IMPORTS

From NEwcAsrEE-Per Lady Lampson, Feb ISIS tons
Fnnf a1S FnAxrsoo-Per EIA. FeblIAsoO sks hour,
500 Ks bran. $50 SKIS osts, / horse, 81 mules, 800 bbls lime,
$50 NJ shingles. 1000 redwood posts, 40 SKIS potatoes, 15
boxes apples. 40 bales hay. 81 tons moulding sand, 20 NJ
bricks. and 80 pkas generni mdseE -a-w0
FRosG Zealandis. Feb Is-iA pks- brandy,
13 coils rope, 10 cases galvanized iron, and 14 pkgs
general mdzs.
FEolE SAN FaAScIscO-PE .Eustacc. Feb. 10000
FRsdssEx FraSencePerEhward Jannes, FEB 2f-5iO
bales hsy, % nnIes. ana 1.5O5 pkgs general mdse.
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T~HANKs.-Ours are due and hereby rendered to
Purser Macdonald of the Zea!andia for files of Co.
lonial papers and to Mr.. ]. NJ. Dat. jr., of this
city, for 6 file of San Francisco dailies per Ella.
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BRIEF MENTION.

WAsHINGToN-To-day, February 22d, is the one
hundred and forty-seventh anniversary OF the birth
OF the immortal Father OF his country.
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RANCH SoLD.-We learn that DIR. Trousseau has
sold his extensive sheep run ard stock in Kona, IA
wall, to H. N. Greenwich, Esq, who is O large land
owner in that district. The price mentioned is
q IN n00
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TEMPERANCE MEErING.-We learn that there will
be O meeting in the interests of temperance at the
Fort street Church tomorrow evening. Probably q
society will De formed.
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BRIEF EENTION.

4 Arr USIox DRAWING The drawing for a mag
nifcent Rosewood Piano ct Mr.. Geo +. Wells, Fort
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CIGAR & TOBACCO STORE.

YUNHE Hereby NoTI-
FIES his friends and the public generally, that he has
purchased the Stock and Business Of MR.. H j. NOLrE in the
Cigar & Tobacco Store on Fort Street, next above Dillingham;
& Co.'s, where he will be happy to meet customers The
bes; articles IN the line Of Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco constant
lv ON bsnd. Oel5 Sm) LORENZO M~ARCHANT.
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LARGE YIELDs.-Fom time to time we are called
upon to chronicle havy yields per acre of sugar
cane on these Island. which a Louisiana planter,
who is content with lis one-and-a-quarter tons, viii
probably look upon a quite fabulous. A correspon4
dent at Kohala write. US that recently, at the Hala-
wa mill in that distret (owned by Messrs. Atkins &
Phelps). they turnel out nearly eight tons to the
field of AZ acres, with yielded SIG tons and 1,312
p~ounds-over u tors to the acre. Last week, in
123 hours, they turnd out is, 055 lbs, or 9 tons 55
Iron Works. They fequently report fifteen CHARTERS
q day. We shall wat to hear from somebody who
can beat these figure.
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FOR SALE.
THOSE PREM

PREMISES SITUATE In HiLO
u opposite the Court House, suitable for a frst-class Hotel
All in good order and repair. Apply to
j, ii. COMFY, Honolulu,
n9u or c. RICHARDSON. Hio.
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CAI1ronS1A QuAIp.-The common lOwland auai

CALIFORNIA QUAID.-The common lowland quai
of California was intpduced here a number of years
ago-some ten or nore-and has multiplied and
thrives we'll on this iiand and on Molokai. We be-
slieye the upland or tpknot variety were brought to
the Islands not long since and let loose on Hawaii,
but we have not hean from them. This week, Mr..
Whitney, of the firm of Whitney s. Robertson, i'm
ported five pairs of he upland quail of California,
which he intends to ct at liberty on the other side
of this Island.
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FELL DEAN. Yesterday moFning an elderly
native while taking a cup of coffee in a Chinese
restaurant on Nuuanu street, was seen to drop his
head on the table, and on examination was quite
dead. He had been in the Queens Hospital for q
trouble in the chest.
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To Tie Editor Of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
MR. EDITOR 1 learn that the good people of Fort
street Church propose to have q temperance meeting
tomorrow evening, instead Of the usual preaching.
The cause is certainly a noble one, and far be it
from me to soy one word against any effort that may
be made to lessen the evils Of intemperance. But 1
am inclined to the belief that this movement win fail
to do much real good work where work is needed
i. e, among the incorporate. No doubt a great
many people viii be induced to sign the pledge, nine
tenths Of whom don't know from personal experience
the difference in taste between q whisky teddy and q
champagne cocktail but the habitual drinkers,
those whom a pledge will really benefit, are not like
ly to be reached by q movement Of this kind emanat-
ing from and carried on in a church. Had our good
church people lent c helping hand to the Good
Templars when that organization was struggling for
existence, very happy results believe would have
followed. There was ample room for Christian
effort there ; but among themselVes' "ThOy that
are whole need no physician" 10. CT
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- Miss Mary E. Wadsworth. the yonng Ameri-
can prima donna, is expected here by the next steam
err from California. and will appear in a series of con-
certs during her visit We understand Miss Wads-
worth to be one of thu finest soprano singers on the
American stage. California and Eastern papers speak
of her as the "Amerhan Nightingale"
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EXPORTS.

FoR SAX FHeScIscO-PG Hazard. Feb I-3yOe9' pkgs
SUGAR, 624 bags rice, 80 cases kerosene oil, IN bags pea
nuts. 80 bbls molasses- Value, domestic, S~is,sf5.l5 +;
foreign. 81 800
FoR sAS FRANcIsco-Per stmr Zeaiandia. Feb Is-LSGO
pkgs sngHrsi90 bagS rice. - bags coffee. u boxes betel
leaves. 01S bchs bananas. ? boxes fruit Value, domestic,
Sf4.1S0.
ron sNS FRSScIsco-Per American Girl. Feb Is-I6sT
pkgs sugar. 50 bbls molAsses- -
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MUSIC
. NEW COLLIE

A NEW COLLECTION OF LATEST N
IN most popular Music, Vocal and Instrumental, in sheets
and in bound volumes. AT THOS. G. THRUM'S
Fort Street Store.
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Notice of

VRNHE UNDERSIGNED EXPECTS TO BE
absent from the Kingdom for several months from
the I9th February, and leaves n Power Of Attorney with w: IL
CASTLE, Esq, TO act for him in all matters OF business dur
inc his absence. fe154 :. b. DOLE.
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Census OF the Hawaiian Islands, taken
December 9th, 1873.
GENERAL Summary.

For the following figures, which are compiled
from official sources, we are indebted to the Hon.
W. Jas. Smith, Secretary of the Board Of
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MULEs-These animals are rapidly coming into
demand for plantation work, as their superiority
over bullocks is demonstrated. Thirty-elght were
received from California by the Ella. They cost
about 500 each landed here. Fifty mules were
received by the Edrard James. We note that
Mr.. E. P. Adams will offer them for sale by Auction
at noon to-day.
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Died.

sHIru-Tn thia city. Fsb -. HELEN CAROLINE, infant
Iauxhtsr % Henry AMI Maria smith, aged "a days.
C0or-In This city, Fsb 8, RAIN, only sn Of John and
Suhana Cook, ngsd . years, . mouths and % days.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
is GIVEN THAT ANTOINE
IN J. LOPEZ has n License to Pasture Cattle and other Live
Stock branded JXC, on the land Of HonouliulL, Eva. Oahu;
with liberty to use the native labor, due the Konohiki, in the
management thereof All other persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass on the said land. All cattle and other Live Stock
trespassing thereon after this date, will be impounded accord
ing to law; and all loose dogs will be shot.
JAMES CAMPBELL onohiki.
Dated this 30th day of January, 1879. f1 1t
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AAsoSIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Lodge
lie Progress de I Oceanic. No. 124, a: F. and A. NJ.
will be held at the Lodge Room King street, on
Monday evening next, Feb. "a Visiting brethren
are invited.
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TTVHsFIsHFo FF.

He " S Opal, Robinson
nEncHANTMEN.
Haw bk KaIakaua, jerks
HaW Blk Matte Mac1eay. Pope
Am bktne J A FaIkinburR. Hubbart
Hawaiian bgtne Pomare
Haw bGtne Violet. Anderson
Er bk Aiphonsine ZeMe, Lebeaupfn .uraH
Am schr Bonanza, Miller
k 1ss.S &c $1,000 81, s.s.. sstP Rs9::sa jsaA 9Gi1
Am bktno Ella. Brown
: Am topsal schr Eustaca, Bote arttaa
Am bark Edward James, OBrien
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NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE MR..
II HOWARD A. PARMELEE is admitted q Partner in
our Firm. HOLLISTER e. co.
Io. olulu, Feb. lst, 1879. ie1 I'm
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ve.eIs Ter HeneIaIn fren. FereIEn Pert,

venmets fer HonoIulu from Foreign Ports
Ger M Ister, Liverpool, due March LIST
Gcr hk Louise, from Bremen. due Mar 10Th
Brit bk Lallah Rookh. Glasgow. due May SlO
Am BIZ Martha DAVIS, Boston. due March 10
N b NJ 3 Triumph, Flagship -
Ana bktne Grace Roberts San Francisco, via Kahului, arrived
on and on At Kahului Feb 10
Am sehr Western Home, Humboldt, win Klhulut
Am bk Moro Castle. New York, loading Jan q
Brit blk ChocoIa, Hongkong. due II
Hnw b-tne storm BIRD, south Sea Islands, due Mar Is
Am bgtne Morning Scar, Micronesia, due In all Feb
Am BIZ Camden, Port Gamble, due
Am bktne Discovery, San Francisco, due
Am schr Dashing Wave, 8 y, Or lilo, losdinSJan II
Am schr Venus, san Francisco via Humboldt
Ar bk AIarnion, BgrraxdE Inlet "a
LEit ship GknlEa. Lrrpcol loading Dee % a ~
Am stmr CMyofNew York. san Francfsco, due FEB q
Dutch bk Carl Augusta, Bombay, overdue
Brit Blk Dovenby, dlAagow, 70 sai Feb I
Haaitea schr Vivid. Fannirg5 Island, due
Am achr Jos Woorey, Gunno Islands, due Mar ISL
An Bk Atlanta, Port Gamble, loading Jan 10 for Hfo
Am t0psaii schr W II Meyer, San Francisco, loading Jan 90
Am bk Crusader, Hongkong, loading Dec 81
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STEAMER DAY.-Last Tuesday the lower part of
the town and abort the wharves had all the APP
pearance of a busy community, the hustle and stir
being caused by tie sailing on that day of two
sieamers.-oDe for San Francisco and one for
windward. But the day following, We drifted
back into our norma condition of quiet and dull
ness.
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NOTICE
AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

VUNTIE UNDEKSINGED HAVING BEEN
Il elected Assignees Of the Estate of C. Al, Of Waikiki,
a Bankrupt, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
the said c. Al. TO make immediate payment to M. Green, at
the Office Of NJ. Phillips & Co., at Honolulu, or r. W. Everett,
at Waikiki, Maui NJ. GREEN,
+. c. ACH0N0,
ja25 'Is Assignees of the Estate of c. Al, a Bankrupt.
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NOTICE

VaNIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased all the right, title and interest hitherto owned
by Mr.. F. I. LENEHAN, in the WaipumaIei Plantation,
situated at Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, holds himself responsible for
all the debts contracted on behalf Of the same, or Of the late
firm of POPE, LENEHAN & CO. GEO. POPE.
Honolulu, Jan. 2sth, 1879. fe1
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4 ES- The Hawaiian bark Kalakana arrived of
the port last evening. and sent the mail ashore.
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p Mr.. Kohler, the exhibitor of the Phono-
graph, etc. had 9 very successful evenings per-
formance on Thursday last. Tonight he takes q
benefit at the Hawaiian Theatre, being assisted, as
volunteers, by Messrs. H. II. Williams. A. Wilson
Snow, Jas. Luproil, the Hawaiian Ministries, and
Mr.. Berger on the Piano. Thus an excellent and
attractive bill is offered.
TRAMPs AGAIN.-Tbe idea is such q novel one that
we have the real genus tramp on these Islands,
that people generally pay but little attention to
the subject. But it is pretty evident that there
are some queer characters here, who have recently
drifted to our shores, and it is about time they were
looked after. Last Wednesday evening, a native
boy who drives o grocer's wagon, was returning to
town from Waikiki about Z o'clock, when about
midway of the plains on the King street road, he
was stopped by three foreigners, who demanded
money. The boy was nearly frightened out of his
wits, and readily surrendered all he had, which
amounted to only fifty cents, when he was allowed
to proceed. He describes the men as being dressed
in long coats reaching to their heels. and with some
sort of masks on their faces. Another native who
was riding in the tail of the wagon, corroborates
this story. We are also Informed that for several
successive evenings this week, the street lamp at
the corner of Emma Square has been mysteriously
extinguished somewhere about nine O'Clock, and
that g suspicious looking and acting person, evil
IDENTIFY a foreigner, has been seen pFowling about
the neighboring private premises. We beg to
comm q few mounted police to patrol the envi-
rons and the less frequented parts of the city.
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DEPARTURES.

Feb lam bgtne Hazard. Miller. for San Francisco
1s-Brit stmr ZealAndia. Chevaier, for San Franco
Is-Am schr American Girl. Backus. for s Franco.
9D-Am bgtne Hesperian, Winding. for Humboldt.
H-Am bk Jenny Pitts. Sievert. for Port Gamble.
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peRT OF ~HoMoLULU. u

Fab. 15-Brit ok Lady L1mpsOn, MarstOn, % days from
New Castle, v S W.
IAN bktne Ella. Brown. Is dys I'm San Francisco
NI8-Brft stmr Zealandia, Chevaiier, from Sydney.
2O-Am topsafl sehr Eustace. Boie, from San Fran
cisco via Kahului.
RO-Am bk Edward James. oBrisn, % days from
san Frnudsco. T. II.
E-HsW bk KaIAkaua- jerks. "A days I'm San Fran
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FINE SHowERs.-This Island was favored during
Monday last and the following night with copious
showers. We had bad but little rain since last
month, and the country was beginning to feel the
need of more moisture. We have the following re-
ports
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DENTISTRY.

ar FULL GUM SETS INCLUDING EXTRACTION:
pftceth filed, treated and cleaned Manhattan Dental
onice, Sun Building
q SETS OF TEETHa Also FINE GOLD AND
spOPlatina Work. EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL Assoc
CIAflON, $40 9Th av., one door below 18th st.
&c SS-BEAUTIFUL SETS ARTIFICIAL GUN
pO.Tceth, warranted; examine specimens 2B2 9th av.
Established 1851. DR.. MEADER
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NEWsPAPERs,

LILLE NEW YORK HERALDs, Is47 TO DATE. Obj
numbers and other papers for sale; knights Shake
bought and bound w extra 81 xto other
serial works In proportion. Il. WALKER a SONS, IL
Der IT '' =
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70S MADISON Av.-wANrED. 4, YOUNG AND
= Cccompetent girl ~ cook and assist with washing
from XII I. upper hall door.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

The adYgbtlICE oil these lines are.
l. IF the passenger il going to ana from any
point H. the entire west and North-west, he can
buy his tickle via some one of this rmpouy' $
lines and be sure of reaching his destination by
IL OF its connection.
. The greater part of the lines are laid with
Steel RailS; its road bed is perfect.
3. 1t the shortest line between all impor-
tant points.
A. IT. trains are uxuipped with the Westing.
house Air Brake, Mller's Platform and Coup
lees and the latest improvements for comfort
safety and convenience
the celebrated Pullman Hot | cars between
Chicago and Council Bluffs.
g. IT i. the only road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping cars either way between Chicago
and ST. Paul. Green Bay, Freepnrt. Lacrosse,
Winnona, Dubuque, McGregor, Milwaukee.
4 No road offers equal facilities in number
of through trains equipped with Pullman Palace
Sleeping CARE.
s II makes connections with all lines cross
ing at intermediate points
The popularity of these lines Is steadily in
crtasing, ana passengers should consult lhelr
interest by purchasing tickets via this line
Tickets over this route arc sold by all coupon
ticket agents in the United States and Canadas.
Remember, you ask for your ticket via the
Chicago Il Northwestern Railway, and take
none other.
For information. Folders Maps, &c, not OBJ
tainahle a. the home ticket office. address any
agent OF the company or
General Pass. Ast,, Chicago. Ill.
MARVIN HUGnFrT,
General Manager, Chicago. Ills. xln45
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Facts for the Public!

Il he STOMACH and
Lipey are the sourc-
cs of 7teey and
hfalf6-if kept IN a
healthy condition.
ZHeye is no kRewH
remedy Mat syii so
promptly aai Ell.
cientfp insure a
helH1y STOMACH
and LIVER, and SO
thoroughly ioriIty
/. the system cgaiRSt
\ the sudden chaHges
y of our climate, rs the
q wonderful. yNailz.
N ing, health giving
" Rciuau LiEfy apa
\ sf5DintA PAT lt1s
also a su~c ftf.tA
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
pLATTEyILLE DIVISION.
Illinois Central II. II.

Tho only roHle running through cars bctweeA
,,""-rcn and Chicago. The only route TO ~.
.LouIs. gairo, ana the south. and TO
f,"huone s,oux oI,y. pm1ha and west