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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

Athey. who some months ago from Jealousy
chopped to pieces a young woman. Mary
Sentf, and hid the body in an ash-pile, where
it was afterward found. The verdict means
life Imprisonment. The crime was one of the
most unprovoked and revolving practiced in
this State, and the interest in the t,ial has
been intense.
Manufacfory Burned.
CINCINNATI. March CHI. A. Fay &
Co.'s mandatory of wood working machin-
ery-a large 6ve-story- -building-was burned
this morning. Loss, $50, 600; insured for
S97, 600.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

f1y Connected with the Hnuse is a RESTAURANT,
conducted STRICTLY FRsT-cLAss Open day
and night. mr5-4plm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

MARRIED.
Copperopolis, March William s. Emmett to Ellen
Spicer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07
PIONEER LIVERY sTABLE.
HOTEL LANGHAM.

noRNER FOURTH AND + STREETS, sAcsA-
mento-strictly frtt-c,ass on the European
plan. Free coach from Railroad Depot. Fine sample
rooms. TERRY CO, Managers.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON

OF SATURDAY AND suNDAY.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

Accident to Train on Which Ex-President
Hayes was a Passenger.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

ANOTHER INSANE ASYLUM FIRE.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

President Garfield Names His Cabinet
and the Senate Confirms it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
DOMESTIC.

........ ....Etc............,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

o, bride, 1 hear your lips with dulcet tone
Whispering, q He is, indeed, my own, my own %
And |, who know the bait with which you've caught
Reply, "Your own, indeed, since you have bought
him"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-07

CLEVELAND (O.]. March 6th.-A New Phil
adelphia special to the Leader states The
jury to-day returned aye-dict of murder in
the second degree in the case Of Mrs. Ellen
, 1881-11-26
35t ilAM1I.rox-sr., ALBANY, June q, 1881.
Messrs. IL. II. Wnrtiur L. Co.:

3st ilAM1I.ToS.sT., ALBANY, June q, 1881.
Me~ars. II, II. Wnrtltr IL Co.:
tiESrS: Ear several yeurs past hive been
a Krrnt sufferer frqIl tlisurlGred ktdntys md
liver, fur which linyo used slicl xpectfrs rs
were known to my profession. but without
hnylng experienced anything nore t!,ai' tesIl-
porary relief. During this perlud one attack
In particular WIS i'll severe that ] was cot,-
fined to my betl for two mouths. 1t would
be useless TO comment po,i the pain Enridcllt
tu such n condition ~ dt,scriDeu. / Mpt1ccd
tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cal!ing ATTENTION to
Il preparation called Wayner's Safe Kidney
anu Liver Eurc. At that tiute my ctnl,llttnIl
WIS even more precnrfous tlnn | myself
i,naxined, nlld snnln Ut my attendant friends
und reintfves Ilaye since asserted IL i,le that
they did nut believe tint conId possibly live
In0re tlian II few weeks. purchased the
remedy ubove described, nnd before having
exhausted tile contents Ut one b0ttle my re-
lief begutl. continued Its use, flld the re-
suit has tce1t TINT mn able nRaitl to pruettce
my prn{esstu,l, which, indeed, was COLI
PEELED tu abandon fyr lieurly two years.
| have uhbulI,,detl confidence In the cftfcn-
cy hf tl[s liledic!nr bUtl fronl my personal
experience, outlined only IN brief here, and
ulso froM an extended observation Ut Its ef-
fects elsewhere. ! laye recommended It,
alld always shnll. both In my practice and
0tharWise, to hundreds Of persons. 1t llls
always acted like q charm.
, 1881-11-26

How An Elegant Valet WINS Ltonized
for His Artstocrailc Master.

Ne.,.. .x,..
HOW An AlcGnHk Fasek "aH AIohlzeu
for Iala ArhstocFatlc Htabtcr.
When fdnnel 4. SMcky,1lv. West. tho new
rn,,tsh .,,n,sto. ~ ,hn fIn,,ni a,ntns wns
!stlsa e.'a's.ss ~ .io uso ~. sos: ~. ~'1s
tho Atlantic he betrayed considerable anxleiy
lest be u,lxht suffer by lahdlng at a port where
s . 49, 70 ,.,.,,o..n,. ~ ~, m 10 buns, hna
none u 'oe af'e.9eahe'. Nv .as ~ 10 Nns: una
landed ueFore. "IFe oltea hedfu Ut NOW iosRs
you KNOW" he is reported to haso said, "and
S,oItt& inn fr,,, thar,
, 1881-11-26

Operation of allc Slocumb tgh- License
observation-disclosures Matters.
6pketal Qtspatth 10 m EAie4gQ 1rthAn4.

"pe'9sao" o. .e n.oe"mo ,"n'cen'e ~
nass-.,alHee'saas law, -. 'A"etol*'
Spte'a' o,pafs" 70 m Ga.saso a1tsant'
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 25.-The Slocumb
higll-lEccusa Law Ia being observed to q
rrrntrr cxtent tt,an was nj first nrp,,it.ted.
1ts a,,,,,..', ,.1,..,r - t,,a ,,,,.,t's'. ~.
.,s'' ,'',t''n!p ''tneu.l 10 VI tas op'u'o! 'nat
tue better clasi OF lQuor-llelt throughout the
State aro tcsir0us Ut complying with Its
s,,"m, ~ nm. Tn,',,s,, In s,,, l,., tn,,.,,,+
0pa'!ae"to. ~ An.os , ~ sa." w tnous'i4
t'lls "a" woa1u pe el1oFc@' heAt year hs Re'i'
, 1881-11-26

:, ,GExEsEo. Ill.,. July 13. 1881.
Nessrs. II. II. WNrter j. Co.:
GESTI.EMEy: know tllat here ut home I
atl luuytled Mt fur my enthusiasm III pralsIig
your medicine, bnt we owe su much to yuur
SAfe kidney md Liver Gure TINT we hurdly
know how to express our tl.uHks. BY ll,ls-
band, Mr. SAllllle! Chamberlain. lrst used 1t.
utter suffering Intensely fr0nt kidney dis
e.Sr. At tllB ttHlt liz commenced using 1t,
he was frequently confined tu tie l,onse, ,.I,l
MIS-. considered In crltcM! health. He llNs
used Ail the r,n!etle5 llt could leaT uf, ur
tint nGr HUME dtctOrs could prescrtbe. but
Without any benefit, until liz commenced It's
lux this. Then hlH Improvement WIS re.
fnnrknhle, and l!u sRys III. never knew OF any-
thiltg tfiat EAsc ltli tho temporary relief TINT
this ltuA permanently given hlH'. Why,
believe llr. ChnmberlaEn thinks lis lnt!ct! 1T
y0r Ec!taesly It's !!y tlUes Of t.is Imported Nor
mandy lIorses. Ti1a lnctlclno haH suei, n
illnelcal effect on my husband that com
el,'deA tn try i inyself. us Il wus recoI'l-
great sufferer frotn TINT discuss aud liver
with cryslpelus tllat you could hardly
lmlya to,,e'satl It spot With pl1, thur was
mt hrol;el ont; but this year havs BEEN
eNtirely lreD from eruption, nild III every
why til better health thai III yeArs, md Ill
tribute 1t to this Use OF yullr SNft kidney aud
Liver Cure. which hus ptt!yeA ~, excellent
systrM, reglllut0r, NY husband and hnse
recommended yUEr tiledlclne. Until nturly
llnli the t0Wn hAs bueli cured, md vp nre nr-
ensel Of being yullr Ngents; hut YOU know
that We lInye recommended II Suleiy Iecattse
VIZ lluyc been llelpetl By II Atd wish IL see
others helue1.
, 1881-11-26
An Old Settler In Wisconsin Thrown
from IliN Wagon ana1 Killed.
:.uetfdt Diarafth 1hs f,hftn n. -.thI....

GALESA. ILL.,, NV. 13.-Wili1am untler.
hill. NIL old and highly esteemed citizen Of
Wl0ta, Lafayette County, Wis, wns Instant
~ killed on Wednesday, last Under tllH fol.
lowing circumstances: Mr.. Underltll
started FROM i0lue for Warren to meet his
daughter, Mrs. Tree, who lad arrived Mt
that place from her home III iowa on d
o ts N;a ''1, arrr', s' tim pnfs!!s tai,;
wlicl, lfr. untierlitl was driving rouls fright
at st,liln ub1eGt Md rnll AWAY ut Il furious
rate. The WARull Nas overturned M1ld he
WIS thrown our. the spring-sent striking him
deAth WIS instantaneous. Tho DECEASED WAS
~ years 0r nge, nini leaves q lnrgu faulty.
l]e wis une Of tie pioneers of Southern WIS
cUnStu.
, 1881-11-26

0{Ftf0t lHVtHFp
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Owlug to the
brake-beanI dropping FROM the second car of
n freiglt~train the balance of tho curs, tif-
teen In number. were dItc,el and several OF
them badly slasnagetl. They were mostly
empty ears. There was n delay Ut few
hours tu t'assetI9er.trntlls guing D0tt ways
The ncgtuunt urrllrreI l,lnu inIles west Ut
here. The trucks nrt NOV clear igufn.
, 1881-11-26

PORTLAND, Mich, Aug, Is, 1881.
MessEs. II. II. Warner i Eo.:
GEyTLEMEy: i little over 4 year ago
was taken sick. | did mt know what the
trnubfe WITS, but continued tu grow worse,
and my complaint bnflled the skill OF my
physicians. At Inst III, symptoms developed
Of tlie Kidneys. Inst April i went to Ain
Arbor, aud went before thy faculty, Of the
amlnatlun they tteclaretl mine to bs Il clear
casH Of Rrlgllt's ltsease, and ] came llolue
feeling that There WIS rU help fur lie. Wus
advised b. friend to try. Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver cnre, but seuifed ut the idea
OF tlNt bcnttltInK ME, after having been
treated By sonlc Of the best medical skill In
the couiitry WIN llal pronounced my ease liz
curnblc+ ut lust purchased bottle pf tho
remedy, aid commenced using 1t according
to the directions. | calinnt be too thankful
TINT 'nate use Ut your medicine; and
must heartily recommend It to MI sufferers
Ut TINT fearlul uEsease, rs l can truly say
that owe my present existence n,1u happy
restoration to tie use OF Warnrr's Safe Kid
ncy nnt Liver Curc. wish to say tu every
ott suffering 1r0u nl1y manner Of kidney ur
liver trouble, usu that remedy and recover.
, 1881-11-26

40 OCCASION FOR ALARM IN THIS COUNTRY.
NEw YonK, Nov. e5.--Dr. ,Jaues, Of tt.u
Board Of Health, says Of the clolura and
plague reported raging In parts OF the Oti
World: II do not think there is reason for
sny outbreak either Ut cholera Or p!aguu
here. The National Roard of Hcnl,h i,as
known forson,e time that cholera wns raging
IN many p1uces Of Europe and Asn, alltt tnusl..
arrangements with tile health authorities nt
other nutipus to p1eyent lts Spread. WhAt
tl,ey will do about thi other disease, bubUntc
plague. whlcii | in1ge resembles tue. black
but they will undoubtedly act promptly, as
they tayc heretofore, rs soon ns tho nature
0f thls plague Is more Iel1n!tly KNOWN"
, 1881-11-26

- NgIF T0Fk HUNS J0NTfal. :,
In France u peurl cbsttng W. Ii now initiated
FIR III ocn,s OF 81, and " successfully ~ to bo
splti ut the prtoo ut tho EcnulnB Art.elu 70 my
ono not i vcrilRols axpeFt, Ana even tho hitter
elass' Aro osten puzzled. The nrtitcIal pearl.
however. IL simply Riasa bend or Klnhs which =
ttfst cpateu Gu the l,slle with u Eltp H1ulv Gt
parchmont, then treated with u peculiar 80
uaIlsd :: sssence," atter which u f alied WIN
wux. The essence ~ tas chief poaIly tnGrYdlen,t.
70 I'd to 1cnose The scales; the whnls IL thosl
strutued through linen, alld lott IL iep!slt l!s
aeclMeut. which In tue essence In 4l1est4uu. u
requires about l1.Qol tlall u produce pound of
the peasly esaeno'.
, 1881-11-26

Il }5al Z fS5 UVUS VV I x q Ia
TnE STEAMSHIP GAI.L1A EScUUSrE1ts 4
NtcEssEoS OF SEFElsE GALES COMING
FAoM QrEESSToWS.'
SEw Yolsii, Nov. 25.-The Cunard stcau,-
ship t'alIla arrived this morning. five days
Mhlua time, after one Ut the st0rtniest pas-
sages Of which any record exists. Cnpt.
Aslnes remembered no sucll passagc-one
tlorn bsglnuing before another lott
gn. FrDln the moment w0 left
Queenstown until this morning. we hive
Aad.' ae sall, "nothtnK but Storm after
notln. ean.lot tell y1u Which wero our
worst days. because they were nil character
i.ed BY Heres gales, ni,d high sens. Tile slip
luose III ller achlns1y. it isa great ctet,l- IN.
to!t IT, know that, th0ugl. we are five tlnys
oEh!nd tln.e, other 10ats nre still lateE,n
, 1881-11-26

UlNastr0us Fire III 1s1itIn10-A Planning.
hflll nnd Lumber, Valued ut 9l1U,-
900, nentroycI.
BUFFALO, y. T., Nov. 25.-A disastrous
fire broke out III the extensive planning. mill
Ut Dart Il l,ro, in the Ohio basin Iu,n-
her district tonight. Tlse mill. four-stury
brick building, employing seventy hands.
wns totally destroyed. The fire rapidly
spread to tho Immense lumber plies In the
vicinity, and the intense Erat set tare
to the huge piles Of valuable
b!nck walnut OF Scatcllera & Sun on the east
s1te ut tile cnllul. eaistnK a. loss Of $1,000 to
SlU, ,090. At one time tile destruction uf the
estin,ated iotnl loss IL $4,000, l,carly coy-
ereA By Insurance.
, 1881-11-26

WELrIN0ToN, kas., Nov. 25.-rh Dam
ford banks III the towns OF Caldwell and
llumnewell, this State, closed their doors
t0day iii consequence Of Insufficient eur-
rellcy tn meet rlils on them. It IL clnItnett
tho suspension Ii only Temporary. and that
fnnlIs will be- Forthcoming TO pay all de-
pOsitOrS.
, 1881-11-26

UousroS. Tex.. Nov. aJ.-F1re yesterday
destroyed 10, buEes of cotton belonging to the
Gulf, Colorado t. Santa Fl aill international
j. Great Northern Rallroad Companies. The
cott0n wns passing through to Galveston,
and tgntteu l'y Il spNrls frD,n tho engine. This
!nss Is estimated ut S10, ,0UU: insured In New
York nlllt Liverpool companies.
, 1881-11-26

"SHaky" Mining C0MpaN1e..
PH1LAuEII'Il1A, 1'a.. Nov. 2j.-As tito first
result OF tho investigation by the Governing
Committee of the Stock Exchange Into the
stumbling Of tho companies listed il, the min.
tng annex, II IL officially alll0un ced that tl,o
Atlas, 4EtlM, AtUllzn. utsl West Ontarlu Cum
pallles will be stricken fnDll tue list Monday
NEXT
, 1881-11-26

ATessrs. II. II. Warner & To-:
GENTLEMEN: Your remedy, the Safe Kill
my wife and nyse!f. She use1 i "on xcn-
erat principles rs 4 system altt liver regtl-
ing kidney ttntlbe. which llas been tic
source Ut nltlrl Inconvenience, nnd which
failed to yield to the duct0r's remedies, or
any Others. until | used your Snfe Kidney
and Liver Cure. Wn bUttl unite III pronultti-
cling 1t To be the best medicine ever Used, and
III recommending It to others rs n Safe reu~
edY. :,
, 1881-11-26

Tho alarm from Box 25 at G O'clock yestcr~
day morning WIS cA,,eed by fire in i. II.
Clung!l j. Co.'s lia,l.-hnt1sn, No. 10 SnutEl
Water street. Damago Sl05, covered BY i'll
Sttrnilce.
, 1881-11-26
Whisky Attached,

InulsvlLIE, KY, Nov @,:-Dartley. JOHN
s'',, Il Co., Ut this city, attached today, III Il
suit against Il. ", Lansing d Co., Ut 1T.
L0uls. for $3.50. 100 barres of whisky In
the Belle Of Nelson tltstilcry warehouse.
, 1881-11-26

Y Spseldt uaspateh 10 INA Ghaeaao JfahHnss
McGnEGon Ia.., Nov. e5.-Thankselvlng-
Day Mt 1'ralriu du Cliel, Wis. 1ve young
iaen went through the Ice. Three of tie
party escaped, and twu. by the i,A,lses Of PInx
ll!d A1erkett, were drowned,
, 1881-11-26

ALBA. H., May 20, 1880.
Messrs. II. II. Warner j. Co.:
e.! GESriEMES: herebY certify that ! hays
years, ulia for lnufly chronic cnses In my
pruetieu do recommend your Sufe kidney
ind Liver Clsr. II was upoll my udyicu tlar
q. ". Stan,nl, editor OF the Industrial Era,
Ut this place. Dbtaine4 your valuable remedy,
which entirely cured lIlsn.
, 1881-11-26

ST. .tosEri, Mo-, Nov. e5.-Iesterday this
Commercial Hotel at Burlington junction,
Notuway County, was destroyed by tire.
t.pss, S.t,500-s1,501 Oh building and s., COO OIL
furniture, etc.; insured for about s., ,UW, 1t
WIS Causgd BY accident.
, 1881-11-26

More Than Two Fingers Sa11 for in
Chicago.
DosToy, Mass, Nov. a5,-ltenry A. Pin.
grce, an empluy6 Of tie l.uylana Steamship
Cu,npans, llas zecoyeretl S?;,oo9 damages for
defective stentl-wiIIcl,.
, 1881-11-26

,llAvEnl111.1, Alass., AuR. 8, 1881.
1lessrs. II. II. Warner i Co.:
Kidney and Liver Cure In my practice. aud
take pleasure. In acknowledging Will, suc-
cess. consider It Is everything 1t Is repre-
ssl'ted to br: safe and reffuhle rgnledY for
liver complaints. hare used Over one hun
drett bottles Ut 1t niready. a.Id have cured a
number Of cAses tAAt other physicians have
given up to die. lnost cliterfulIy recnnl-
g spsnad t. a ,nsy ny "nG'Y s,s Ind oi
acknowledge It.
, 1881-11-26
4.N&uhxuhN
Mayor Ut Moline.


OMAHA. Neb., ara; ", 1851.
Messrs. II. II. Warner j. Co.:
GENTLEMEN: lIave frequently used War
hers Snfe Kidney and Lisrr Cure fur lucul
affections attendant upon sewers rl,cuHlntic
attacks, ant! have nlwnys derived .beneiit
Will! satisfactory results. l consider these
iiedlclnes worthy OF confidence.
@.70. 1Ezxz1x
Deputy Treasurer.
, 1881-11-26

MORE RUSSIAN JEWS.
Two hundred md fifty mora Russian fs-
rngltesnrriynt this morning. Many nf them
will De sent South by the Russian Immigrant
Aid Association.
wON'T 40 TO WASHINGTON.
DR.. Hammond snys 1ie Is not going to
washington to testify In the uuitean case, III
spite Of tlfty 8ubpnnns.
, 1881-11-26

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. &, 1881.
Afcssrs. II. II. Warner x C0.:
GENTLEMEN: 4 publication appeared In
ttIB Baltimore papers SOME months nRO pllr-
particulars Ut my cur. frnin Hrigll.'s disease
by tho USE nj yt,lr Snfu Kidney mid Liver
Cnre. Thai card represents only an outline
Of the facts In tho gAse.
, 1881-11-26

RAvESSA. O., Aug. |, 1881.
Atessrs, II. II. Warner & Eu.:
t;ESv1.EslES:. Yuur Safe kidney and Liver
Cure has proved sl,cll q valuable remedy III
my owll family tint take pleasure In rrcoul-
1nendng 1t to others. Ny Wife, After using
tlant atl i,'lflied NIL previous treatment. 'rhe
first Mttg helped ller ut tnre MD tho SECOND
cl,reA her. Others llayp been equally heiled.
tn my knuwietIge. ! lRye taken, aud cull-
tin.tu to take. grcat pletlsnse In recommend
ts1g It to all.
, 1881-11-26

East SAuIS.>w, Mich, NOV. GA lire
broke out Mt il:3o this evening In the oil room
at Join Ucrby's wholesale grocery store,
dung du,l,ApG tn tho uxteltt OF S:,.ttN bufnre
extinglltsl,eu. Loss covered by Insurance.
, 1881-11-26
FREMONT HOUSE.
ltfffatf4aa LII fA.ak u i2Q1

ClIICNHUf TIT. Ut[. 2. 1881, !
Fl. II. Warner & Gu:
DEAR StlIs: ! luve used your Safe Kidney
atld Liver tMu: for kidney disease uni found
1t very beneficial. / cun recommend it u
my one wll1 las kidney trouble, atd think
It will eltre the disease.
, 1881-11-26

Half the Principal Business Block OF
HInrttlsbtirg, Mo-. Destroyed.
MARTiSsnClu, Mo-, Nov. ga fire here
enrly this morning burned nbout half tic
principal business block OF tile place. Loss
nut yet ascertnfned.
, 1881-11-26

PITrsnunu, Pa, Noy. a5.-Yestertlny the
Lock and Novelty Works nf .1nryis, Adau,
Il Co.. Iii this city, were destroyed Loss,
s50,ON. Insured.
, 1881-11-26

What dlner8nce. "Otta Of Roses II drop.
Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup 70 cents bottle.
, 1881-11-26

WlLMIxnvoS, IeI., Aug. II. 1881.
Aessrs. II. II. Warl,er l. tn;
GENT1EMEN: Az a physician md also In
thu capacity Of y druggist ! l,ayS recon-.
Safe Kidney aiul Liycr Cure tn al least
fifteen PERSONS, ull Ut WHOM were a!lllctell
with kidney trouble, aud III each aud every
tilHtaltru they were cured.
, 1881-11-26
EGMAN<<x


llAvEIt1IILL, Mass.t Aug. q, 1851.
II. II, Warner It Eu.:
GENTLEMEN: contracted kidney difll-
cSniunaiiy) y - wI.r iii It's Ii trcHIisd ',.a % e.'',.
stAIltly. for the p.lst twenty ycnrs. Hetweel
tlte mid SIX yeatB agO begun to l1se my
nearlnu, and Eruslually hecallls rntircly deaf.
NY spine was niso affected, ! went t! y the
psrtenued tlo RELIEF. Nl,u,tr two ,!!t,iItls aKo
] bcgnn using Nnrncr's Snfo kidney nml
Liver Cure. anil tho effect WIS n|nlt,st
nIag!cal. My kidney difficulty T1.a relsays1t,
mud cnl iIDW lIeMr when u l,arsQn culitHrseS
III mud tGl!e ns wpll VI anybody. COLI
slider II Il Wurtlerlu! remedy.
S hh1n.. q z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-12

-
Islands are prepared insure Buidings. Furniture
Merchandise and Produce, Machinery, &C., also Sugar
and Rice Mills and vessels IL the hzrtoE. against loss
a. dsrlaro 81 fre. o. fho 11nst favorable ssrraa.
81 u - HAtAtELU , W
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-12
BOILERS

fRAAA 49,
bull, complete vita
te-
2ounded when adsis-
and steam Tu-a con
'rade in whisa thsy
Dnnaze aad dran q
r atteniiou giycu 70
d workmanahip. and
ed.
.n-MAKTNa MA-
iost approved piaas.
icted herewith.
iest Iron. Of any sire.
meeting together, or
icked foT shipnsnh
Boiler ForS and Va
ilshmsnt rivsted 81
that quality q work
I'm capsiana stsam
jumps, made after tAs
Tor Irrigation Or ely
the celebrated Da4y
- -4nm.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-12

Pumps. Wnlcn EuIr1n-
taed 70 be chear and better than a1T Other style q
pump impoed We call The 1tteutiol q planters par
tcnl1ry 70 ths Vacuum Pump. which Is less co11i
c1fef and mora fecfeabie thE1 other pzl1s.
50 ~ III bAsHAh 70 /
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-12

ND IN carrIzre nZnII-TuI "a nh1zlr1a- ans
ru,f fzthsr-in-lau Of the dealer N paper and
f--,-s lrrfher gods had been travelling with the
rrirrr Max al Bavaria, father Of the Empress
i-zhssh-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-12

The Oregon Packet Line. The Kohaia Plansauon,
Dr.. Jayne 4 sons Cclehr1t. The Haiku Plantation
eisNeficinca Waiiuku Plantation,
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-11-10
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
BY REV. ROBERT H. WILLIAMS.

When John Wesley, the founder Of Meth
odism, was asked what he would do, if he
knew that death would come to him on the
following night he replied, II would do as l
have purposed to do. l would preach to-
night and tomorrow morning at Gloucester,
and at Kirksbury in the afternoon. | would
meet the societies in the evening, and after
going to my friends house and commencing
myself to God, would retire and wake up in
glory"
Happy is the man whose work and whose
plans for work are in the line of fitness for
the hour of death. Wesley knew that by at
tending to the duties named he would be en-
gagged in Gods work, and he wanted to die
attending to religious duty. In such employ
ment he ~as willing that the messenger of
death should find him.
Happy is the man who is living life of
faith upon the Son of God, and whose delight
is in the Lords work, for he is ready for
death, come when it may.
But how sad is the condition Of that man
whose life is not growing in fitness for the
eternal world. When death approaches he
feels that the needed change in his character
must be made, if made at all, in a very short
time. The Christians beautiful character is
the result of years of the work of Gods Splr-
it. That blessed Spirit regenerated the heart
and at once commenced the work of sanctih-
cation, which he carried on even to the close
Of life.
But multitudes of our fellowmen are con.
fronted by death, who have no preparation