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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
Never Fails.

No instance of failure on record when Simmons Liver Regulator has been properly taken. It removes bilious secretions; cures dyspepsia, constipation and sick headache, strengthens the kidneys and gently assists Nature. aug17 Ct 1w
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
Marria1e RelIs.

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 The marriage of Edward L. Linsley and Oracle M. Fitch was celebrated in North Haven Thursday evening, and was a most brilliant and interesting affair. It took place in the Congregational church at p. m., Rev. W. T. Reynolds oniciating and Professor J. J. Barnett presiding at the organ. o. H. D. Fowler, A. E. Smith, E. M. Andrews and H. B. Potter served as ushers. The church was tastefully adorned for the occasion by the lady friends of the bride with beautiful flowers. A fine arch from which was sus- pended bell of sweet elysium, the work of Misses Burwell, Linsley and Crockett, made 8 fitting framework to inclose the bridal pic ture. The costumes of the two who formed the picture were superb, the bride appearing to excellent advantage in cream colored silk of brocaded pattern, cut en train. Though the evening was unpleasant, the church was filled with interested spectators, many of whom were unable to secure favor able seats in the gallery. Among the imme- diate relatives and friends of the parties were the parents of bride and groom, Mr. J. S.
 Viles and family, of Boston, Mass; Mrs.
 Marcus Linsley, of Belvidere, H.; Mr. A. o. Linsley and lady, of New York; Mrs. Lee, of Norwich Judge H. E. Pardee, MT. O. D. Loveland, MT. Frank Linsley, Mrs. Joseph Linsley, Mir. and Mrs. Lemuel Hoadley and Mrs. B. J. Stone, of New Haven; alse Mir. Arthur Hemingway and the Misses Huntley, of Fair Haven. After the conclusion of the ceremony the happy pair and invited guests were taken to the residence of Mrs. J. J. Fitch, the mother of the bride, where an elaborate supper was prepared. The presents were numerous and elegant, among them being deed of Linsley's Hall, valued at S1, ,Ooo, from Alfred Linsley, and check for $125 from Mrs. Linsley. One of the most beautiful gifts was the handsomely framed picture 'Othello," presented by several members of the Polyhymnian society Late in the evening, and the sincere congrat- ulations of their many friends, who wished them s'every hour most rich in happiness and every moment iewelled with joy," the for tunate couple set out upon their bridal tour They will be away for several weeks X.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
HUMPTY DUNIPTY.

On Friday and Saturday evenings of next week Colonel Robertson's great Humpty Dumpty company, with fifty performers, will appear at Carlrs Opera House. This is said to be one of the best Humpty Dumpty troupes travelling. There are four clowns in the company, each one irst-class. Some of the tight rope performances are said to be wonderful, and the scenic performances are new and brilliant
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

Yale Yachting Shirts at Franks, made of nice wool flannel, in ten different shades, at the very low price of $1. 50. Gall at Franks, 327 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
IMMENSE SUCCESS {!

 ces that for GENERAL GOODS, CARPETS, FURNISHING GOODS. CROCKERY, GLASS WARE,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
HOME AGAIN.

After temporary removal in consequence of fire, have returned to my old store 36 Center street which has been reftted and refurnished. have also added stock of fine goods, which shall be pleased to furnish my customers.
 jy9O stf A. THILL.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

The highest hopes and interest of the race rest on the purity, health and strength of womanheod. We take pleasure in referring our readers to the remarkable efficacy of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in all that class of diseases from which women suffer so much. aug13 3teod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
ssRough on Rats"

The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs, &c. 15 cent boxes
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

Delaware and Concords in two and three mound boxes. MIX & HUDSON.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry all ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bron- chitis, whooping cough, croup, influenza, consumption and all throat and lung con- plaints. 50 cents and $1 bottle.
 The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who were suffering from dyspepsia, debility, liver complaint, boils, humors, female com plaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any address Seth W. Fowle & Sons Boston.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
DETECTIVES MUSEUM.

Colonel Scott's Detective Museum at 395 State street drew large audiences yesterday and will continue to do so as long as it re- mains in the city. There are thousands of curiosities to be seen and the nominal sum charged for admission insures a crowd at all hours of the day and evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

Yale Flannel Boating Shirts s5c, at Franks, S27 Chapel street.
 Flannel Shirts, Laced in Front. only 85c., at Franks
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

It has been learned that one of the gentle men who saw the body of the girl shortly after it's discovery was struck by the fact that the underclothing was not disarranged and not soiled after such an experience as it was certain the girl must have undergone Very quietly an inyestiga bearing upon this point was instituted, and it is nearly certain that there is now proof in the proper hands that the underclothing the Cramer girl had
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20
RLANoHE,s REAL NAME

Notwithstanding the above, the real name of Blanche is believed to be Annie Kearns Her history has been previously alluded to. Her father was picture agent; her mother died when Annie was quite young. Annie was married to a man named Fitzsimmons, when she was 16 years old. Her husband was @ hotel clerk. She had child two years after her marriage; the child lived fifteen months. Her husband neglected to support her, and she became acquainted with James Riley. Shortly after that her husband de- serted her. Riley assisted her and is still her friend" If she had taken his advice she never would have been in her present trouble.
 Annie said to Mrs. Peck yesterday, "No one knows how hard tried to get an honest living and support myself and child" It was not until after the child had been dead a month or more that she began her subsequent course of living.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-20

The jury are not waiting for verdict but for the possible introduction of new evil dence which Coroner Bollman has, and which may be of importance to the case
 Mir. Marsden, of the jury, went home i'll at the conclusion of the sitting Thursday, but was better yesterday and able to attend to business. .-
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25

ton as well as beauty. Many farm
ers are very tidy in some things and
quite the reverse in others; they do
not average well. But it good av-
erage that adds beauty TO the whole.
One tattered garment will spoil the
appearance of the finest apparel.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
RATES OF ApvERTlsINo.
HOUSE, FARM AND PRESIDE.

How TO GAIN HEALTH-What is
more charming in all Natures dom
inion than thoroughly healthy wo-
mana bright-eyed, rosy, happy
girl who finds pleasure in merely liv-
ing? There is nothing charming in
illness. An invalid wife and mother
furnishes a constant spectacle of sad
ness and misery to her family and
friends, and a subject of unlimited
expense to her husband. In such a
home the greatest of all blessings
that could be hoped for would be the
health of the mistress restored; but
too often it is the one blessing that
never comes. American homes more
than any other, perhaps in the world
have been saddened by sickly women
If this shall be SO no longer it will be
blessing to the nation. The rem
edy is simple. American men are as
strong and healthy as those Of other
nations; there is no good reason why
American woman should not be- All
that is needed is proper attention to
dress and exercise. Let women dress
as men do so that their bodies shall
not be squeezed and pressed together
but have free room for motion, and
let them go out into the air and sun
shine, as men do, and exercise their
bodies, and the race of American wo-
men will not become extinct, but be
improved, built up and beautified-
fit to, become mothers of growing
race
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
SOONER THAN

From II. l. BowLTs, NJ. D., Hammonton, N. J.,
Editor South Jersey Republican,
Ny attention called TO FRANK SIDDALLS
tOAP from advertisement in my own paper,
md its use In my house for nearly year according
10 the directions, has proved that its remarkable
properties have not been overstated For remov-
Ing printing ink it is invaluable, while for toilet
and shaving it is the best Soap have ever seen.
From Mrs II. L. KENYON, Northfeld VT
loo my wash with FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP in
half the time and with no expense for Soap, as the
Saving in fuel more than pays fOru have no steam
or scent from the wash, while the saving in
health, clothes and labor can hardly be estimated
From e. w STANTON, 1906 n. 10Th St, Phllada
We are confident, from q long experience in
using and recommending FRANK SIDDALLS
SOAP, that one trial, according to the very easy
printed directions, will overcome all prejudces. 1t
also really has wonderful merit for shaving, toilet
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
EXPENSES FoR C0URT HOUSE.

Anderson, Thos. W., coal for court house and
Cobun, VIM. s., assignee Of A. MADEIRA, re-
pairing vault So
Hackney, Samuel, cleaning c. h. yard. &c.. IS
pitcher for court house.... 10
Meeks Chadwick, coal for court house,. as 90
Wells, Edgar c., repairing pump in C. h. yard 40
Total 60
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
west VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; Textbooks furnished
at cost; calendar arranged to suit teachers: ex-
penses for year from S175 $500; non-see-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall Term begins Sep
TENDER 18th, 1881. Attendance last year Il ON %
counties Of West Virginia and from Q States and
Territories Number Of students larger than for
ten years previous.
@saFor catalogues and other information apply
TO the Acting President. ID. Ii. Purinton, Nor
gantown, West Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
INSTANTANEOUS AND BAsrARDY

Frum, Jonathan, arresting Teri Ramsey.......$ 20
Hawker, Owen, witness ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Hleman ohm, witness b..-......,...............
Hildebrand, John, arresting misdemeanors... IS
Lawlis, e, guard in arresting Zen Ramsey... I
Moore Eugcnius, fees in bastardy cases...... ID 90
Scott, II. L., guard in arrestng Teri Ramsey. 90
Sinclair, F. R, justice, cost in bastardy
Stevens, Rebecca, witness bil..............,,..
Sine, Margaret. witness billin basardy case. o5
thompson, r. W. misdeme anors, &c........... IA 90
ices IN bastady case........ 90
remnant, ). p Justice, costs IN bastardy case 1
Tenant. Peter A., examining felony case......
Vance, George s., witness bills....-.......... ~
81
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
.ST4TIONERY PRINTING. So.

COUNTY OFFICERS
Baker, Henry C., Assessor Ist Districts 4eI 7o
barb George, I'D 534 81
Cobun, VIM. s., allowance as Clerk County
$50 90
Raymond, Augustus, allowance Clerk
Circuit 200 90
Hackney, Samuel, allowance as sheriff..
allowance jailor and
jantor. 90 90
Sturgiss, q. C., allowance as prosecuting at
600
Total 80
BOARDING PRISONERS /AIL
Grow, LEROY, boarding prisoners so
Protzman, VIM l., boarding prisoners...-... 90
Stansberry, Hosea, " ......... 81 so
lotal 90
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cobun, VIM. S., expressage on books, Stc...S ga o6
Frum, Solomon, county tax refunded ...... 90
Raymond, Augustus, costs, &c................. o5
Hackney, Samuel sheriff. costs, &c........... II as
90 delinquent coun-
ty tax-,....................... II 80
Jones, John NJ bounty from county.......... $50 90
Price, DIR. L. H., att. on Nancy Ogden 90
$3.50 OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14


ne Rzsagsr a rlRsaS q Nay S7sA pGeN
Eskes a very irspe<sSrs 81 e reSo&tSons
n re-Sr5 - gr1r1ziSre razsters of Which
i WI "a czr reesFr< Shcs,sa have
scr.e Sses In 1873 tke FrercA Ccacrssl
ASzsSser, Adzclrsl Jsss-eSr1eeS<y, SsshoE>
ise6 the CCnrsnsiSrt 81 lsAitS g. PUBLISH
when he 51C3ged il recesSsgy, the eels-
brzSesi tzw q lSSs. q iSw GrsccrSe IN ca8r~
scssr. and vhicA ksS heen allowed - fan
lrso ahsyzrce IN Erz=Szes NJ rSs wa< r,&S3e
q the perasssSScn Until the present yes-.
vhsc the lrteltgecce u the exS<te1ce cf
Tie Szslrpcx SroGnG the Pselke. and x the
E,sznsr IN Vhsch Il wsS iz-roineed into
the Hxwx1s1 Islands, ca1Sed Immediate
gesicc % he tzke1- Sections : % ~ q shs
lzw x 1S4s ksve hesn prunalsSteG and
Specil rsgulzsSocs, U,3sr Is ksS(is. fur
tie Fre1ch pcrtS II The Pscskc have been
sGsed Il : not rscesSS-y So szs,Siz-e the
wAois q thsse rsgrlz-SocSs L VII he SUI
kcisrt % give few extracts - show how
SzrI-gszt the Law Is Art. enaetS the pen
zlsy q 6sS-h fur bringing the pors into
ecrr-cnscuES11 wisA The eocrsriss whseh
have bes1 uroclElz,eG Izfsctei II tbs
coSrzsry l. only proel1iraed under suspicion
cs r-fecricc. sAen the perzlsv \ kS-i lSlscE
for he ard S-e q trcn, SO 70 $AQo0,
al The cptlQ1 q the Co1-t. AIT. II again
srarss the eapltal penzlty upon every
sZsr. q The Freak Goverr-,sns. every
pubhc f-rctlccA-y, eaptasn CT oHcsr.
whether x-sScksG 70 the nxvv or the nsr-
cz-slie rzarlne. every doctor. he0irh cEEeer
q S-tzehs wh,o oEssslally = n 4 dsspSsch-
eerszSeass. report. deciS-StlOn 0r dep
osl11n-7 shall kzye knowingly Gltered "
hidden fzcrs n I .a--sr 10 snG4acer the
rCbEc healsh- Il such Gsrellctlo1 q duty
Should BE followed by the introdrction q
she GsSease. Penalties q srs ard irsrrtS-
Czzezs are 70 be sziurved II there l. no
disease irsro6ueea Art. II Onee r,ors
enzcts the e1trsu,e penalty q the lSE upon
zzy Cce wAc> beng SstacAeG - the sanitary
guard OF suTusse4 with the supervision q
shs gz1r1ztIne. q chzrged 20 prevent COZ
--z-icz-lcE- -SkzI have SbarGocs6 his
poss q vlolztei his orders
there certainly Is 10 mistake Is 10 what
she Frscch Gfovsruusn- means, when Il
ssts about keeping disease trur the nztlve
Polyrsslz1S who are under rs protection
II speaks n no uncertain phrGSes Il hES
decided 10 keep disease CUz. Snd GS fzr a.
hz-Ar foresight VII permit. Il VII earrT
O1t rs purpose. The whole law merits The
G1tsz-ion q cur legislators here We do
not say that Cur GoTsrnDsEs vUCld be
1als 70 carry OC1 - stringent a set u reg
El1zlCnss lzEs 80 hard and pTtilsss n
chz-acter can only Be prunulgatsd BY
nZz11n which has power 70 carry them out
bCt they VII serve aS 1n excellent uOisl
Tasv show how nsE101 N such matters
does not WaIs fur the disease 70 eone down
bUt / f1rs-hzrds,is how Il StTsngthens the
SIP q Ss15s before the shock comes. II
Isea1 q having 70 rush ruUnd 20 stop leaks
when the hole hzs been inside and much of
tie mischief L done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
lamaiian 6aEEtte.
Esr NSnrs rS REsUs-
vErNESpAx. SEFTElEBsR IA lsSi.

Tn f-ss-,ssixrt t-sSc Is heccr.s,r very
is-re z-G = hez-l--szs- - r,erf- esrecskl
sssez-scn Ten yea-s ~ the ScAocnIS
E-5 cur sclsa-T Ssea-1sr ESeG % Gary fSi-
t-aSas e raSsezGa-S - wl1&WS-S2 eCs
there -zs 6zsas q 7.sskzzec hsa-G & over
e-czz1aEs NV wirA Cur I-c-saseG pcpcla-
rcr E-S tn --eH-er NECESSITY tcr travel
rhe coassi-1- Sse1--ers S-s fxz-fv e-S==-eG
every trirs tbs : ssuecik-lv the eaSe Eish
tacse rcI7S so wl-sfw1-l Trxvel-S Is L
L ruE cctzre6 % he 6cze. : f- ncz a
rlsGSzzs u26srsazlz,- On S1-,oss every
rir * rks sseGzsrS T. vi-Gvg-G tesre X
ts-ssl,v roorz tx tAs ruSSecSsrs 70 he
G--- Il c-r-s-rt. lz1aeG we have ksG-I
q u1ssscEerS who have hesa unshle -
E-G ruc1- u - G-zZ Lks rzze k1s
cr-s- we zAzk whs1 bcas solsly f1r
psESser-erS shoC-h5 he run Z should cG--y
n t-slsa. gVcsps s1ck k.-hs S-t1clss Is are
vz--ad - - s1rress. S1ch 4 Steamer
wu1li psv kz1sSsoEssslv we as Sz7eS SIC
ought % - tzSt- and her aeeorEzlssssions
wo1i1 have ~ bs CT = very Gr1srecs scale
q wAEs tksT z-e Ct tks rrsssz- eoaSas=s.
Cczvgyl-S crly k--ns frviSAs she wVClG
MT hs Gs51lres1 larE nc 1-y Of the ports
cf czr and shrs Eccli e-nhle her t. n--zSs
81 sxss1s5ei c5-ezzt every week WTsh ths
stsagiy passsr-sr t-ufSe. Wn1ch We nov
have. S-.A vessel would be kIled week II
z-ls Essk ouE- aaG p~-pls vtUld not kzve
e -rzvsI n thaz r,7szsTvs STATE q dsSeen-
f1rr whick shsrGrs a. rrsssns ChE-sd 70 II
or Tlsr-.-,7ssrisa1 huu.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

Ws- Serr ID Isl
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- = - --la-- - -
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r. - a ---- .-.-----r -r-u--.-s - 49, -
cz--z - - Frs-zr=z@- F1.a -= lz-Tllc7I-=s &
r-r-s=l-u g Az 1rLar So a-z Ell-zr ~ -i-a
-----ar- - -. =.
---- --1
$500 1f - e Lg gra FcF=c-
zElE D. vlsEzE ~ lzsl8-l- = Al ne rzs1 Ei-1
-. -----.z- -.-e E--e Il ~ saz=s-u - r-r-s-5-
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q Es cazH Ana -erE ~
-
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~ = 5-1 -.i-i.l-a
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or
ID Execution issacd out % thr supreme Ceurt =
favOr o. pciani. against J. X Kaaia. De tkr rau Il
egatc& havc levied upcu and shall crc1e for sac rf
SATURDAY TIE 7ETH oar Of SERTEnBER 1881.
All the right title and intcrcst q thc aid J. X
Kaaii In and 10 all that uiccc of land eeicarinr =
J. \. kaaias wife. sitnated In kareche. koliaarla
Island % Oahu- One patch IT, sutircf % ease -
years frcm January lsi iS7s az si2Q Der annar "a
less sad Judgement interest and Costs - rrerccsy
satisfied. ". {. PAkkE, Nlrshal
Hoaoiulu August sai. 1871. Sn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
Aussn A. Resl. gs.,lss q ihs ss1ssns cesit
Dtnaiy Cicfk. SNM


SrFnEWE corRr oF rEIE mAWaGIaH
- Islands. ~ frcnate lu thc Ualles 81 f1e Gear
disnthfo * kWA. an inetnc felscn, Al taam1srs
ecicrc NJ Jostfcc @ua4 OIief " uclta 20 rtItct ~
allowance e scceanti aisehArce. and SAL disresi,a
% Fesiias and ailnr ne psiiiion and srcoanIs -f
Iohn rhtclts. 0cardltr ci kUa. an rtenc rII1rn
wherein be tska 10 ec allowed ft.i1 and cnArrrs hiI
self with So and asks thai tas uag - e1ainr
and anprcNcl. and uite1tftnE oIE t11 De talIIltr
frcu an further rrarCreI clitlr anrn tfu1FIl11
n Is crlrrcd ttaf m fSnAN ltf fiih dar 81 rCTn.
hkR A. n 1881. at % ocock A. ~. ntIcFe lte s1i1
Justice. Chambers, IN The Ccurt tcnsr af nrnca
Ne and the hereby 4 appcintcd l1e tine 1nl
place fcr of1ftcE sa1 iFtica aN4 lctNNnia lna t1lI
an crscas Interested nsey thrn tr1 fnrTr 1rreIr "a
Show caase n any tAcy hare uay tac t.lf stcad ~
ct rranlrd. ana uaf rlteeni tNtltntt ~ ~ o1a
titled the said rrcpcrty. And l8t i1s order. N ~
Hawaiian rnd Enrlisa lsn<usrce - reniiste On t1a
liauailrn Snrattnn ard =" NutEr11.f rTQararraa
printcd and pahishcd Ia Hoacal foe lnree t1CSes1s
weeks ptvyicas % ne tine tefcln appcnesi o. sai
nstS AZ Honoiuiu II. l. IA. IN asy q syrssnses.
A. II. iSSi. A.EEANti@ dllD
Aticsts Jasticc cf the Seprcna ccurf
nrputy ciesk o he supreEs Cellt. Ma
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

Tsn fcl0ginS extracts fron the SeisssiSe Ayser-
iara. With Fegard to ISheriAa eoEee. viii bs read
Uizh interest," BY all of O1r agricultural readers
We u,Sy AID thxt The plant has slreedy heer ~
esrved here and that Dr.. Irc1ssea9 IS expert
ueutinS vita Il as his plantation as kukushasle.
We hope however that osksr Pecp,e viii intersSt
tksrselveS the matter. inesG. With eur scccesS
IN growing ccEse in spite q blSht. feel thSt Il
the matter Plants shc1ld be imported sni trisd
az varro1s elevations ard under variurs eirenra-
sc1ccSS> We kcrc - See S1rre acttCn taken II the
matter. The discovery q the species cf cpfiee
bl,Eht vhzck hSs ruiceG 50 many piSntstscrS cf
Arabian ec6ce. SeSn - Be likely 70 Dc \ boon to
the cutee planters Already i has furnished ~
hef ~ the planters u Ceyio1. and there Is every
sr the Ss2z6lreS II e1igyeG Ely years aSo as
cutee growing rSi1d- It's rroiuctfvencSS : great,
TIE tive Is lSrcs s-d kArSiy, ard the quantity q
berry i eqcSl 10 the bsSt. In a recens pamphlet
InGiSs. Dr.. e A. A. Niehols SAYS that its isnmn-
MY frOra blight s q the utmost inpogtanec 20
tAs welfare % noEiaicz and the nsiShoorins
eoloniss, both ErSiish and Frsceh, for there Is
nov rothirS 70 prevent the Islands Of the LsssrS
Antilles from bsinS O1cs more hrSe eo1es-s1P-
plying cu1ntrlss- In Dominica the cultivation Of
cuiez Ray Be said 10 he re-eS.ahliSkcd. although
!. = orv yet II rs infancy. and the productive
rsss Of the I1berizn trseS Is matter Of astonish
Usut 10 thosS of the elder residents Who rsmsm-
Der the co1ee estates Of forty yeNrs ago The Ii
hsri1a ce1se pl11s Is mach lsrgsr than that Of
Arab14. being indeed n its native state snail
trse- lt h3s several other characteristics which
render is enirIvation different fruun that Of Its
Arabian conEsnsr, and give II several nlvAniaSes-
all II fHyur of the planter. Its lsaves are much
ElrSsrs It flowers for several mouths, 80 thai
Towers and berries may be found On the Sans
p51rt ard the berries tuice the sire Of the
6In1ry euhes bean he rips bsrriss do rot fail
froC. ths trse. Ike the ordinary cufee plant. hut
remain o1 the tree. without dstrirnsnt TO their
~sfr@
1&y be difealt 10 procure the l8bor necessary for
spesdy gatherinS."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

CUpREME COURT OF THE MA
- uaiiAn ltssoas. ia fiti1se' Isit41. tf l'.>1 ~
welss istsel. A. n ~ n..lfs q ~ EsI1t sf
tlue ~ tsesele y Wln and d'se,iias psalssa 81
a iStnmssf pasiotlae 20 t@ lht lall WIN 80 ,..,.
meet " 1eha fpt rtes.s, tesst.sa. ,ttlnt ~ rs
lAsgsci eea lc{ lhe ,telsele q <'iel i,salr..5 4
WillIan n Nllfht eaViat aetn t|s1 NJ tln.
ii h Aeqtog ol,Iliea lAal IL fSitA4 tha fsa.io A..
q (cieoeE a. y. is A ~ clo<k A. ~, e atl ~
a. iho Ccnrt Eocu cf stti Crlff a. tr,anf IIlfr IS
Noaalala D.. ana ne esmt le lestty Iene|eIti -
Zine n,f pfetlns sall Wi and ot.Iias ssa
when and was4t sny rtFs11 Interested Haf sfnos1 saf
saaissi ne said WIN and tae gtaatinr q rts ilaia
menlaff,
10 d lulIhcf nlOttt1. lo.t NrIItf tNtN| D. Errn -
rnhiifaiica fcr thftc successive uttss a fde F..[
tfsn tascilo ard SertQA A1ckoz nrasn.e.-.
printed and pchlisarsi IN Ncaclala.
Aa NJ fsflhcr cr,rrpa. that tfeiIcrs - iansf -
TIE subscribing witnesses o. sai WIZ aet O. ttt AsI1s
~ TIE leslS4cr in ttls kfnr D. 1rrref au1 cnItaI
he prcoatc ~ s.Il WiIl. Al tae tlane srpcln,ct
Dated acroiaia. q. l.. Seal ti!a ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
SATURDAY THE 7ETH oar 0F sEPTEn8FR II1l
NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ANY
- horses Or cattle belonging 70 the Estalc cf Its
lzie THOMAS MEEK. with bis hrand a-r cariicrsi
against enzngIur the cane. selling such hcrses e.
cattle, under penalty of prosecution.
u. {. CRARRE.
Trustee and Adnini1traicr.
Estatc o. Thomas Mex deceased
Hcuouiu. 1aly isth. iSei. &fm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
Bsssro the Land Bounsary comsaa..iun.-
TslAnd of Hawaii

A PPL1CATIoN HAVING BEEN
~ r,adc to ne ~ NJ. ~. 0rcrnwelL 10 rrt.Is -
Boundaries q The iIns Aa1aakcac la and H1coal1r
Let, both In the district % Ncrst Acn1, HauaiL
lion viii be heard By ne a. ny OHce % iAs t.arl
Hcasc Hlo. Hawaii, a. 10 oeiock a. r., EiaF ~
fgth aay % uctoter. fSci-
And s persons having o. calming ary uerest IN o.
to thc adjoining lands hereby nct1cd apprar n
they desirc.
N,iice Is hcrchy especially given % r. Kceulolsn a.
% kCtukuu, and 70 t1e tcl cf Clcu1
Lands, for the adjoining land kalckc. uia r. ihr
Minister cf Interior for the Havailsn 6escrrnzrL
y. ;. LYMAN.
CurarilssIcncf cf nruntarIrs
r1ilo Hawaii Arrrsf efih. ISL. sEae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
IT OFFERS ADVANTAGES

IaI snzses. q those rsalzsd from ne ipTssasut q
s414 amounts In saginzs h1nks or c5rpofs soeta o.
fenag equu .ec1rity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

NEE ZE4rASD critic n cuunsn-ing On the
Gaming and Lntfsries Bin inst passed N that Col
cCF s=ltss shas bi 70 suPprsss slrailfl5 EilSt
Is tsaIly EarraG- The TIrt CT szch lEz has
ID x1uprsss tks wholesale mischief 6rna bT the