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gegal advertisements.

SUPREME oFTHE HAWAIIAN
- Islands, in Probate. Island Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, IS.
In the matter of the Estate of (k)
deceased. Order appointing time for probate of will, and d.
rectfng publication of notice of the same.
A document, purporting to be the last will and testament OF
Lonoakeawe (k), deceased, having on the 18th day of jane,
A. ID. 1850. been presented to said Probate Court, and n Pc
tition for the probate thereof. and for the Issuance Of Letters
Testamentary to David Dayton, having been filed by him, IL
is hereby ordered, that FRIDAY, the NINTH DAY Of JULY,
A. D.. 1880. at 10 O'Clock A. M. Of said day, at the Courf
Room OF said Court, at AIiiolani bale, in Honolulu, be, and
the same is, hereby appointed the time for proving said win
and hearing said application, when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the said will, and the grant
ing Of Letters Testamentary.
1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publi-
cation, for three successive weeks, in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser. and Kuokoa, newspapers printed and published in
Honolulu.
Dated. Honoluia, II. I, June 18th, 1850.
LAWRENCE MCCULLY,
Attest; A. ROSA, Justice of the Supreme Court.
- Deputy CLERK. ejel9 st
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Queens Hospital Report.

To HIS Esosiieney TIE Minister Of the Interior.
SIR;-I have the honor to furnish this the forty second
semi-annusl report OF the Treasurer of the Queens Hos
pital. showing the receipts and disbursements during the
half year tnding slst May, and of the present financial
condition Of the corporation.
1879. RECEIPTS. =
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CUTTER.

HNHE UNDERSIGN WILL BE pleased
4 10 meet Guy Of his friends, requiring good clothing, at
the corner Of Fort aud Hotel Streets having connected him
self with II. 5. TREGLOAN.
c. T..
my29 If Late cutter for s. Roth.
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VESSELS IN PORT

VESSELS In PORT
NAVAL
-reya, vonHippeI
M-ERcHANTNzS-
sPomare. Trip
CORA
1y Lampson, Marst0n
tpgtne N~icolaus
X Z O Murray, Downes
oh Martha " Tufts, johnson
= sch Jennie Walker
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Real ESTATE FOR SALE

a LARGE LOT ON NUUANU
"A Valley Road, Situated betSeen the residences of j. o.
Garter and Capt Mcintyre, extending from the road to be-
You'd Pauoa river, and comprising an area Of about 81 acie s, in
GLIDING several taro patches Title, Fee Simple.
For particulars apply to
iu5 III. W. SCHMIDT
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NOTICE.

FENHE SALE OF THE ESTATE OF EHAS.
KANAINA, deceased. advertised TO take place ON
SATURDAY, April Sd, 1880, Is HEREBY POST.
PONED. Due public notice will be giveRwhen said sale
will take place,
W. G. PARKE,
administrator Estate Of c. Kanaina.
Honolulu, March 9th, 1850. mar27 If
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PORT

20. per Claus SpreckeIs, June 19-TO3s
D rice, A cs misc mdse. Dom val $751;
,. Also II bxs coin $4,000.
Hawaii. June I9-I7 bags sugar, 10 bbls
y goods, groceries, trade goods &c Dom
val S2,f98-
J. per Storm Bird, June I9-I2 bags sugar, 8
olAsses. lot provisions, groceries, blankets &c.
- al S104; for val 81, 93-
- Oskotsh Sea, per Kaluna, June 1910 { salt, $50
- ahls. Dom val $40; for val $685.
- san Francisco, per Malolo, June A-1,si3 bags
Dom val s~lf,2I3-45.
= south Seas, per Hazard. June 21-9OO mats rice. 4
Is sugr. 10 bbls mOlasses, : pkgs liquor. Dom val sT
Cor vp'$24S4-
-r Micronesia, per Morning Star. June eliot dry
DDS. groceries. printing material. provisions, furniture
Dom val $SG9.90; for val S,16242-
scr San Francisco, per American Girl, June 22-6S69
rar. Dom value s43,95S.0l.
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NOTICE.

vWNHE EST OF MRS. j. r.. COOKE
u in the firm Of Castle. & Cooke, ceased on the LIST day of
April ult., and all debts due to the firm will be paid to the
undersigned, who will also settle all claims against the firm.
The business will be continued as. heretofore at the old stand,
under the old firm name of CASTLE & COOKE.
They take this opportunity to thank their patrons for past
favors, and TO say that all business entrusted to their care will
be promptly and faithfully attended to.
S. N. CASTLE,
iu26 I'm j. b. ATHERTON.
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TEIDAr. JUNE .
- q importance 70 note .assmentg
..,.tou A. being given q the 90 e
A"enas n~ Sesh fr The close . ers.
.t.itrion Of M Az var sseD
- arrivals from abFo- 500
wtth imports - value Of
fn. n.en ten departure, ia. The
wnlrh foot up the." an coin re-
potN -. took back wv Fuers decin-
spreeEass, ,ron san Fr-ne-eo' ~'
~. 10 per cent dHts- walled. impeding
"P~s - usht airs t2tnA mt FOR the fact that
-4.af eoaster. Whi~ lands have amounted
nOvensn. from the others
tpN -.rraqes for the 49, -Frsncf-co. with a mail.
nls a.. A ousts due fron5
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MEMORANDA.

NJ EMORANDA.
ort Of schooner Jennie Walker: Redheld.-Left
June 9th. First three days out strong
the westward with heavy head sea, afterwards
light northerly winds and fine weather. To
g breeze and hne weather; arrived on Diamond
E 20, p n. From Cape Flattery TO Honolulu Il
hours, and from Port Townsend IA days.
IMPORTS.
n Francisco, per Jennie Walker, June 2O-65,-
per.
Francisco, Per Martha W Tufts. June 21-16o
re, IOof mats rice, 1900 bricks, 1910 r W
Z lumber, 115O SKIS -four, lot groceries and
-ardEare. $40 pcs wood machinery.
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CARD.

IN ANSVFE Err TO THE DESIRE EXPRESSED
by Mr.. T. Whitehead, l would wish to state for his bene-
fit that l am not addicted to pugilistic exercises except in
self-defence, and I would be pleased by his emitting my name
in connection with any I" manly ar" business which he may
feel inclined to indulge in. No further notice will be taken by
me OF any cards or challenges which emanate from him
1t THOS. WALKER.
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LOST.
WATER! WATER WATER!

AN WEDNESDAY Las A A Ii GREEN
" The finder will be rewarded OF
returning the same to S. b. KERR, % Merchant st. lit
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NOTICE.

a NY PERSON OR PERSONS FOUND
IA trespassing from and after this date upon any of the
lands belonging to the KOHALA RANCH, without the written
permission of the Manager Of the said Ranch, will be prosecut-
ed according to law. JAMES WOODS, Manager.
N. Kohals, June 22d 1880. ju 20 ST.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
HONOLULU, June Sd, 1880. =
FENHOSE ~ no MAY HAVE honey ON
- deposit with Us on the list day of Jaly next, either in
Savings Bank or on open account, are hereby notified that
they are expected 10 make their own returns for the ssmeto
the Assessor in their re spective District.
We are required by the Minister of Finance to furnish tothe
Assessor a list of depositors with the amount of their balance
in our hands on the FIRST day of July.
jus At BISHOP & CO..
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THE ATE RATES FOR THEeHALF
Il year commencing July LIST, 1880, are due and payable on
that date, at the Office of the superintendent of Wafer Works,
foot Of Nuuanu street. G. D. FREETH,
superintendent Of Water Works.
Honolulu, June 90, 1880. ju26 St
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NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE EBYxH 4 RNED
IA against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
the premises known as Kaupakuea, Makahanaloa and Pepee-
keo, District of Hno, Island ofIIawaii, from and after this date.
c. ALONG.
Hilo, Hawaii, May 7th, 1850 mySN6m
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rn 7 II I M e II VI

1T n1b over and we have taken advantage of the luH IN the markets ma Punhae
arconinoIv The assortment is complete in every respect. w e wit merely
onoeb t a few prices in each department showing you the
BARGA AIMS you will obtain by trading with Us.
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vesseis for Honolulu from Foreign Ports
bk 7 y Whitton, New York. over due
Brit shEp City Of Hadrd, Liverpool, July Is
Brit shlp City Of Nankin, Glasgow. due Aug 6-IO
Am SCH Ia Gironde, Humboldt, for Kahului
- bktre Ella, San Francisco, due June $3.50
TfWylie Bremen, due Aug 1920
q Miller, San francisco, for HlO
IA Rideout, Port BIakely. due June $3.50
ftor. Humboldt
MT, San Francisco, for HuO
"Sazerne Sudden, Humboldt
nfraiia, Sydney, due July s
~ Of Sydney, San Francisco, due July ~
est Queen, San Francisco, due July $40
Ien1 Butler, Port Gamble
= A RAlkinburg, San Francisco, due July $40
boron, Liverpool, due Sept $3.50
ohican, New Work, TO sail early In July
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. L.
ARRIVALS.
June 1s-Am sch Martha w Tun, johnson, II days from
San Francisco
2o-HAW sch Jennie Walker, Reda=d, Il days from
Port Townsend
Hoy 8 Freya, Won Hippel, as days I'm Panama
s~ DEPARTURES.
dne 10-Am sch Claus SPreckels, Won Schmidt, for s Fran
20-Am bkkne Emma Augusta, Ravans, for Port Town
send
21-Ha1 bstne Storm Bird, Tearney, for Jaluit
21-Haw bk Hawaii, Whitney. for Jaiuit
21-Haw sch Kaiuna, Cook, for Ochotsk
2l-HaE sch Maiofo, Goodman, for San Francisco
21-Am bgtne Hazard. Miller, for South Sea Islands
21-Am miss tgtne Morning Star, Bray, for Micronesia
2l-Rafatea sch Vivid, Cawiey, for Fannings Island
Pam sch American Girl. Backus, for San Francisco
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LII CHANGES IN ESS OR RESI-
N dence, to secure insertion in the Hawaiian Sta
Directory and Tourists Guide, should
be addressed TO GEOR6E B0WSER,
my29 p. o. Box 176, Honolulu.
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Friday, July l6. 1880.

There il Q deal Of hnmbug in civil
service. and especially in that part
known % competitive sxsnina.ions.
Many Of the brightest and best men are
poor con versationslis's. awkward before
the people. and retiring 10 the verge Of
basnfulnsss. Whes placed ia comps-
tition With forward, glib. SNOWY, little
Drained men they are cast In the sbsds.
sad the Sunbskuli, with hne clothes
and brass. and Of indolent habits. dis
com6ts them and struts Cd With the
honors. the service being the loser 10
consequences. There 10 not Que prac-
Using lawyer o. business man 10 iifty.
Who hes besn swsy from school fos Eve
years. that can pass Carl echurz's
absurd examination for clsrkships.
The country demands men Of brains
end experience in 81 its clerical posi-
tious. and the people will yet put their
loot down on any person or sys.em that
would substitute school boys for those
Of capacity.
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Her Friends Astonished ut the Won
derful Change I'm Her.
90 GRIFrlrH STREET.


ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. Is. 10
FL. H. WARNER & Co.: This 10 to
certify that l was attacked with kid
ney disease about four years ago.
which brought me very low for about
six months. then grew better. but
in February last the old disease re
turned in . more serious form than be-
fore. employed four different physi-
clans at different times. none Of whom
seemed to do me much good. They all
said my disease would terminate In
Bright's Disease, aud none of them
gave me any encouragement that l
could recover. Ny uncle then told
me about your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and ut his urgent solicitation l
procured bottle and commenced tax
ing it about the Sth Of the present
month; l am now taking my second
bottle, aud feel that am almost we'll
My improvement commenced as seon
as l commenced using your remedy.
and has been constant ever since. and l
expect to be as we'll as ever was in a
few days mere. My friends. as we'll
as myself. are wondering at the change
which has been wrought in me. and
some OF them wonder that | sm still
alive. Gratefully your,
MRS. EMMA Brown.
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Have you any excuse fog suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint |.
IL there any reason who yoa should go
on from day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Habitual Costiveness. Palpiiation of
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrash.
Craving and Burning Pains at the pit
Of the Stomsch. Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, aud disasree.ble taste in the
mouth. coming up of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. No! 1t il positively
your own fault il YOU DO. Go to your
Druggist--and get Bottle of
GREENS AU6Usr FLowER for IS cents.
Your cure Is certain. but if you DOUBT
this. get Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try IL Two do.ss will relieve you.
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/ Ain tired of being blistered. ieeched.
cupped aud besmesred with croton oil
by the most eminent practitioners, who
try to cure that cold Of mine by such
proceedings. This tale is frequently
told by the sufferer to his druggist,
who not knowing better makes VI, any
number of cough mixtures without
giving any relief. All you sufferers.
do you know why you can not be cured
by such means as stated above! Here
is the cause: II is an established fact
that almost all coughs have their origin
in deraIged stomach. whence gases
press upon the different parts OF chest,
etc., and thus cause cous ching, which
upon too much strAining even produce
ear ache and finally deafness. One
bottle OF FLANDERS Oregon Blood Puri.
fer will give immediate relief; it has
been tried over and over agsin, aud
found to answer the purpose in every
case.
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Nethers! Meshers!: Mothers !!
Are you disturbed at night AND
broken Of your rest by sick cbiid sur
fering and crying with the sxcruciAsing
pain of cutting teethf II 81, g ~
once and get bottle OF MS, WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediate
ly-depeuG upon it; there is no mistake
about 1t There is not Q mother on
earth who has ever used it who WI NOT
tell Won q. once that it will regn'a's
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child. "p-r-
sting like magic. 1t is perfectly sale
to use in all cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the eldest and best femsle physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac smile of Curtis & PERKINS Is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. % cents q bottle.
Beware Of limitations.
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THE CoLUMBIA's FLooD.-The 7ele.
gram. of Portland. describes some Of
the effects of the flood in the valley Of
the Columbis Ms follows: The damage
has been great along the river bottoms
and islands. Fields Of grain and pro-
duce have been destroyed. orchards and
h0In' s'eads ruined. aud farmers put tn
heavy expense ia removing to high
ground. The damage il not confined
TO our immediate locality. but extends
far up the Columbus snd Snake rivers
At Lewiston several houses we're ,rri, d
away sad number II cattle drowned,
snd the general damage was C ,nsidera-
bile. tn. sams may Us said OF Wullula
and The DAile:. the latter being very
unfortunate; for. no sooner have they
recovered trom o disastrous fire that
had nearly destroyed the whole town,
than the Hood comes aud the loss talls
On those " no are least able to bear It.
We do not wish 10 ovsTeslimate the
damage, yet with the facts before US
We Can plainly see it ranges up into the
hundIeds OF thousands Of dollars. II
10 some consolation to believe . rope
tition will not occur for some years,
and We hope the elem.pts will not
combine. as they have this s=a son, with
IN the next decade. The inunda! ed
district Of city presents . very diiapi-
dated condition. aud will require much
labor to place them in . condition ii,
for use. The Belgian pavement stood
the test, which was q severe one, excel
lently. Along Front street, from stark
10 Pine, the entire travel from the east
side Of the river passed ever il, 1t Que
time the water being two feet deep.
Many supposed the street would be
damaged, but such was not the case.
The plAnking on Stark. Oak. Ash. and
the northern part OF the city IL ell
broken up and tossed about. resembling
very much heavy drift. Along por.
tions Of il ballast Of stone Was placed
which held one end down only to cause
the street 70 break away in the middls
and rise With the hood The old plank.
ing vail be placed in position, and no
pavement put down until the grade il
fixed. The work Of cleaning out
cellars will eommence at once. in which
woIk the engines of the entire depart
meet will probably DO employed. The
perfume which will arse when this
work begins will 10 anything bat
hcalthfui and pleasant.
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~ SET, aud the moisture in the Ohio
Goals varies from Ito TO s.i0 per cent
Of the coal
Mineral coal occurs in extensive beds,
iD,ers,rasffied vhh different rock strata.
the associate racks usually being clay.
shsles and sands,ones ~isb occasional
layers OF limestone. These beds may
be fraction Of an inch or 10 feet In
thickness. and they may increase or
ci-,inish much 10 the course of Q few
miles
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an srtis. might travel around the world
10 see.
This is but feeble ske,ch II nv visit
to Port Blakely, bat The action of its
worry citizens At that meeting showed
that they appreciate the grandeur If
the scene which that poin, presents to
their view. SIX.
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PoRr BLAKELY. July IL. 1880.
EpiroR lSrELLIogScER:
| hal occaaisn 10 visit our neighbor-
Ing town scross the bay. that substantial
and thrifty place known ~ Pc. I Bi.krly.
~hsre Capt. Rsuton saides affairs. aud
under who's, executive poser g,oi men
like to serve. Il Il safe TO cay there il
nos : aailliAs sssa on the Sound where
elsAslintss = nors apparent. and elean.
linsss esing next to godliness. it 10
therefore model eonsunity. Il dos.
one good 70 ses that genuine old mar.
snsr and 10 hear his wholesome voice
giving nttsranes TO noble and honest
eentimeata-
In company With . friend I stepped
into the suhoolrocm. where . nambsr OF
the cistssns ~sss holding meeting and
dslibesstiag upon the best way 10 dis
pcee Of the spare cash which wss On
hand after ~ iisiLg the cxpeases Of the
glosious 4th. The meeting vas short,
bst b tbs psint. Mr. Oidfeld occupied
the chair. IL vas moved by one Of the
promiasnt laitiss u the- places. seconded
b. auethss aoa carried by the meeting.
thai the surplus funds be spent in im>
proving she rad leadiag from Tbs town
toward The 6oand. where there are 6pe
picnic groands. Thsss grounds AFFORD
ons IL The gsandoss visws on the Sound
vstsrss ssrth. s,uth and east, tug many
niles; ths giant lorna OF Rainier and
hAksr standing on the right asd left.
With their ihick coats Of viptry snou
stitssrias Ia ths sua. 0rasdsr uoua.
nsnts u sbs great First Cause are eel.
dom ssss. fhese nouarchs on either
sids. ed to yosas eepirine Qasea City
Of tbs greet Nesshusss bees~en and
dirscsiy eass. many LOFTY p~aAs qf sAe
Cssneds Ranas tpwsEiag II n disaAns
haokgroaad-sAsss torn scene which
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Much Nick0ess.

Undoubtedly With children. attributed
to other causes. is occasioned BY Worms.
BRowS's VERMIFUeK CoMrIfs, or
Worm Lnzenges. although effectual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to The most delicate child This
valaa BILE com binstioa has been success
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in ersdicatiug
worms, 20 burtful to children. Twenty.
i've cents Q box.
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ALEXANDRIA Bay. N. Y. Aug 1879.
II II. WARNER s. Co.: A ehort time
ago l vas slnost . skeleton from Q
chronic kidney disease Of long stand.
ing. and was anticipating speedy death.
three of the best physicians in North
eru New York and Canada having
treated me without benefit. l then
commenced taking your Safe Kidney
AMI Liver Cure. and in two weeks it
has completely restored my health and
l am as hearty as ever was. Ny dis
ease had reduced my weight from $50
to 100 pounds. and it was still lessen
ing when l commenced taking your
medicine. ltben gained eight pounds
in ten days time. l am astonishsd at
my rapid cure, and SO are others.
CHARLES DAVIS.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always End a. the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches to order.
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n A r R I z d.

MoONY-ANDERSON-Jup eth, Cornelius Moo
nsy and Miss Nancy ]. Anderson. both Of Spo.
kan county.
HoFFMAN-AEDERsON-- 9th, George Ho6
msn aud Miss Sarah Anderson, both VI Hpokan
county.
LOiN0-ELBERr-At Dayton. W. T., July
ID. 1889. William spsuldins and Maggie Ebert.
TkEIB!d-SMITH-At Dayton. W. T.. July Sd, L.
O. Treibis and Mrs. Susan K. Smith.
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TELEGRAPRIC.
GAI.ifOENls.

SAX Francisco. July IL Arrived
Steamship Idaho from Puget Sound.
Ssilesi Bark Oakland for Port Nal
ison.
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No better Bleed cleanasr than WIN.
Pfander's Oregon Bleed Purifier.
Rhsunatism cas- No. las. After suf.
fssing 10 years With rheumatiUn and
using daring that time every rscon-
needed medicine and the brst physi-
clans without dnding relief. I tried =
bottle 81 the Orrgsn Blood Puridsr.
and feeling better sftsr it asa, | eon-
tisued In taking IL snd An clad to
state that after two months' coniinaoos
ass Of pour valuable Oregon Blood
Purifier. sm perfectly ftse from rhsa.
nathan. AL1xRr YouneH1.
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You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to, use sonsthing for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about You get dis
Outraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts.
factory proof that GREENS Auousr
FLOWER will cure yoa Of Dyspepss
aud Liver Complaint with ell its eff.
feets. such ~ sour Stomach, Sick
Headache. Habituai Costiveuess. PALE
pitaiion Of the Hart. Heartburn,
Waterhrash. fnilness at the Pit of the
Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue.
Indigestion. SWIMMING OF the Head.
Inv Spirits. 30, re ask you 10 70 10
your Dsuggists aud get Sample Bot
tie Of 0RaEA's AUGUST FLowsR far 10
cents and try il. or . regular size for
IS cents. Two dosea will relieve you.