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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16
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Eeruln&aans OF the Bad oF Health
Stirr + hercey gives thai thc Ers-d g Health "a.
nc ard herceT puhiishes the iclieuing Resalalicus
No vessel SAL irrvs the Pc-s g Hcnc,rlu fer any
ether Island q the Kiuacrr ihet special pen mission
T. writing s-si osssised srUn ths Presidert u ths
R1a-d q Healsh
Il NJ ves=ei lssvug the Island o. oahu shah car,
nuy r1s-r-r any cther lslase % the kins-cu with
Ct TIE written Prris-1ou q ths Boz-d - Hselsh-
III No vessel sailirE f-o- thC Island o. Oshu sha
rt azr pe--cz l4sa a. s-y po-t CT p,aee N sAis
E-dru szcrpt fz- a. T. nccessz-y II ais;hafgirg
f-erht q The rc- c- place named n the p<ruissiou
r-.nied ursder Re-zlztisz l. ahcve SCI forth
" Ne per-oa shall dsra-t from ths Island O oahu
ff 49, ether Isz-5 % TIE Kir-c without TIE written
paissisn o. The President Of the Bo--d O. uralth.
A-r P-su viczrHg ary - The fc-erotug R-gulzsicns
VII b. prcsecutcd o. ths fall extent o. sAe law.
Thcse Regulations a. also c,hlrs he-eiofcre puhshsd
NOT tutendsd apply vessels or Passengcrs leav
iHr fr- fc-rir ru pore.
Thr-c R-ruatic-s sha -e-raiu In frce unHl removed
r. u-se- g ne Boa-d q, Hezl-h
HAP CARTER
r-esiasui o. The Bo1-d o. HsElth
OHre CO The Bru-d o. Hsanh.
Ecuclala. Pea. u. ~ So 3
Fszrrrs aesi-iug 20 engage some q re Nc-ve-iaz
I-mir-zuts. rzrevhrd pcr Kpsca due herc ahsut the
-l - Fssrua- ui please ziak- es-y EPr,easiVn fOr
tac szne % the Board O Irzzt-rzfiou
HA.P CARTER
- F-essseut. Beard q lHsz.igrsticn-
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REpoKrs have been and still are, flying round
town about the treatment of the patents on the
reef. We were very glad to see therefore a letter
published by the Satardsy Prsss, from Miss Crown
inburg an inmate of the hospital She states
that everything that can be done for thcir comfort
Is being done. Of course In the hIst blush, the
resources OF the executive we're put to great
strain. and no doubt there were some omissions,
but those were remsdied as soon as known and
now believe the place to be IN the thorough work
InS order. The telephone has been carried out
there and ANYTHING that may be required Is
instantly sent A cook Is engaged and the store
room we'll supplied, and fresh prOvisiors carried
out daily. An attempt has been made to shoT
that the natives are worse treated than the for
eicners: this Is entirely erroneous IN comparison
with what the native Is accustomed to IN his own
home be Is infinitely better treated than the for
eiEner Il is we'll before giving credsnce to detract
ing runiors to make enquiries of those who know;
many an u1fOanded charge would then topple to
tte ground
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16

THoUeH We have considerable ieet of coastins
steamers we really only have weekly service with
the other Islands. Nearly all or steamers leave
either Monday or Tuesday. This throws a large
quantity of business to those two days there Is
q grand rush. all the drayiEg power of the city Is
put IN requiSiticn and then for the rest of the
week roUlpsrStivsly little is done along the
.. .uLEves- By little management and friendly
cooperation amoa.st themselves, the steamer
owners might arrange to let Us have bi-weekly
service to ut least two, and think possibly three
of our Islands. This would be great advantage
to passengers also; for frequently man arriving
on SUNDAY cannot get his business finished salts
factorily during Monday and Tuesday, and Yet be
cannot afford the time TO spend ten days IN the
city which would be the case If he misses Tues
DAYS boat We hope to see our little suggestion
taken up.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16
CUPREME COURT OF TINE mA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE uA-
- waiiab Islands. In the matter of THOMAS SPIN
CIR ar alleged Bankrupt.
TEoNAs SrxNcxE. Of Hilo, Island Of Hawaii having
been tbs dsy declared bankrupt a. hearing esforc
chief uStice Harris petition Of Andrew MeleG, u
Was ordered that notice be cvvn % The creditors OF said
ihOas Spencer 20 present their claims and prove TOE
same; aud that due publication thereof be made for
three consecutive weeks In the Hawaiian GszeIte,
Vow therefore, Notice is hereby given that TIL RsnAN
the Sfd dsy OF MARCH A. D iSi, az 10 O'Clock \. NJ,
al The Court Rcori ~ Alioani Hale. Honolulu. be the
time aud place for all saeh creditors to appear and prove
said claims. BY the Court.
A. ROSA. Deputy CLERK supreme Court.
Honolulu Feb. IL 1881. so 81
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P. o. Box 81, Honolulu :

Tickets can be bought at Mr. A. Mcwsyne's Drug
store and seats secured three days in advance Of the
Concert.
Due notice viii be given of the Attractions to take
place in connection with the Presentation Exhibition
Dress Circle especially reserved for ladies and families
Its the Managcments wish to render this Presenia.
ton Concert beneficial enjoyment in every way, and
As some Of the presents magnificent adornments to
the home circle as well as all being useful and Orna.
mental may be readily perceived that as every Second
Ticket receives Present, that the Proprietors only
desire sufficient finances to defray expenses.
All parties desiring to see the Beautiful Pianos,
Organs and Musical Boxes &C can view the same now
on Exhibition at our store.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16

MR. WILSON, the stage manager of the theatrical
company, Miss Ella Allen, and Mr.. Franeoeur left
for San Francisco in the 4lAay on Saturday lass.
We are sorry to see that this company has broken
up. Of course it is unavoidable, for the manage
rIieut could not afford to pay salaries and remain
idle We are also sorry that this city has not had
an opportunity Of showing substantially its appre
eiati0n Of the compliment paid 1t by the gratis
performance upon the opening iught at the new
Music Hall. This is q debt that certainly ought
not 10 remain unpaid the moment We have an oT-
portunity Of paying it of. When time serves, we
hope 10 see the stockholders of the new Music
Hall take up the matter in earnest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16

We hear that HRH- KeelIkOIaui has qsarzn-
tined her residence. not allowing he- employees 70
leave the premises except On the zost u-gznf bzsi-
ness Mr joan Cuu-zzIns has also established
Ttrict regulations f1r preventing su-zlpox gsttIng
znrrg the hands On rs plz1saEloa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16

TIE Washhsgtos Cspi;s'l has a very funny article
on our artesian bore, Moreno. Tne Capital says
Moreno Used to b. the terror Of the newspaper
men about Washington, and that they lied from
hiu, like the smallpox. The Capital calls Morcno
~Don Cesar de BaSoo.~ The Bazoo we believe,
was wind instrument Of great power and un-
certain ran.,e, which ChrtSty's MlnstrslS used TO
NAV in connection with lheir Cow Bell chorus You
atternpt 70 strike B fat with it, for example, and
it would oCne out anywhere along from to
double " with voice like drove of st9mpeded
mules Blowing his Bazoo came to be the slang
phrase. from this. for any person who blasted the
ears of community with loud roiSes III his own
r,raise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16

VIZ hope that as soon as possible the govern
rnent VIII turn its attention the regulation of
the burial laws as we suggested last week. 1t is of
the highest in,portance that something should be
done in this erection aud done soon. II Is blot
upon our executive system 10 permit the boditS ot
tkose who die suddenly or unattended, TO be com
lnitted 70 the ground without previous exanina-
ton by some properly appointed oticer. ESieei-
ally does this apply to the bodies of Chinese. We
can foSIn no idea Of how much hidden crime may
be coing on in our midst unless regulations OF the
kind we indicate are strictly enforced.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16

nF1xG aEouT TO LEAyETHE KIs6DoM
Is her=b5 appoint NJ sou y n 4 kinney ~
crher hzsi1es4- w. - -
FehruzrJ a. Issl-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16
NOTES.

BECAUSE there is temporary lull in smallpox
cases. IL by no means follows that veare in safety
In the opinion Of raedical men whom We have
consulted il is highly probable that We may have
another outhreak within q week or ten days. In
view OF this We trust that The government are
taking steps to prepare Recommendation Tor aay
caSs.s that NAV fhen come on. Excuses can be
found for any little failincs at the coramencemenS
but none after the authorities have been 50
thoroughly warned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-02-16
FRIDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY - 1881.
500 Magnificent Presents
GIVEN AWAY.
1000 Tickets at s2.OO Each

Each admission ticket will have coupon attached,
bearing number on it, that those entitled to Pre-
sent will simpy refer the newspapers or printed
lists after the Committee have awarded the presents,
All holders Of tickets, unable to attend the Musieai
Festival will be as fully advised On the results Of the
awards as though they present on the occasion.
All orders for tickets which placed at Two Dollars
Zach must be accompanied by the cash, addressed to
PICKERING & Co,
Great Y Store.
p n Rov o. Honolalu
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TIMB TABLE,
STEAhER EEIKELIER.


cs- No Credlt for Passage Money. "a
We positively decline open accounts fer Passages,
and We particularly call the attention 81 the tsvei1
plainly marked: the steamer VIII not hc rerpqusinie
for any unmarked Baggage foz r light or fAfccis-
u.sless Reccipsgsi tor.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
In an cases Of freight for parties not responsible or
unknown the freight money win Be required 10 advance
PACKAGES of LIQUORS anu ss1N1S MIS-
BE PLAINLY MARKED
For the party whom they for plainly stated nhs
receipt 70 whom they ART consigned.
All demands for damage orloss must Be made within
month.
In no way liable for loss accident TO live stock.
sFT- Hack Drivers Boys. and sach Ike, Viii not he
allowed board the steamer arrival Hut after ne
passengers have been landed -
Sjl WILDER 3 CO
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Situation Wanted
HAWAIIAN TRANsLATIoNs.

5 A MERCANTILE ASSISTANT,
n BY rlan % considerable experience. Please ad-
dress :" SCRIBE, - care Of Gazette Ofice- 50
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE,
all persons are forbidden TO trust anybody on my
account without my written order. .
Honolulu Jan y ISL SIS Ste
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THE UNDERSIGNED Is PRE-
l. pared to translate, with accuracy and dispatch,
and on reasonable terms
Deeds. Leases, Sc. &c,
From English Hawaiian, snd rice rsTsd Residence.
No l7 Emma street. MAY be found at the Government
Law Library daily from $50 TO IL O'Clock.
sS1m H. l. SHELDON.
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3awailan 6azrtte.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ie, ISL.
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gsH IdrfrfsemtHts.
JOHN RUSSELL
NOTICE.

ATTORNEY AT Law
q Merchant St car. of Fort 81 80 ~
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TWO LARGE AsD COMFORTABLY Pa
uIshr1 Rooms Apply ~ 10 Gardcn LGn<. :.
1oors from Besets1is street. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
The Doomed Cobra.

One warm day in Calcutta, says the
correspondent Of an English paper, the
Prince Of Wales and suite stood in a
small room, interested spectators of a
striking scene. A cobra that had bitten
dog and killed it almost instantaneous
", was wandering about the floor, de-
FAINT il, air, reckless in bearing, and, to
all appearances, caring for nothing,
when suddenly q visible change came
over It's conduct. No blow had been
struck at it, 10 blow had been hurled at
it, and yet in an instant it was covering
and almostshivering some
thing which SO far was visible to scarce
any one or anything but the snake.
That something was much moro harmless
in look than the snake itself; it was only
a quiet, ferret-]ike creature, interested
for the moment in matters quite foreign
to the snake which was now crouching
in the corner, Yet to the cobra,
venomous, deadly as it was, the look Of
that mongoose was as the sight of death,
for its instinct told it that the quiet
rodent would presently clasp it in a
deadly embrace, and it was for this the
mOngUosa had been brought,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
The Fope's Appreciation Of Joke.

lEIOlu I1aTICFb MhHaZlnc;l
Popes as we'll as Protestants are not
inappreciative Of mild joke. When
the present pontilf was a cardinal, and
legate at Brussels, the following Incl
dent occurred: He was one day writing
in his study, when q house-painter who
was employed in painting the exterior
OF the legation slid down a rope and
looked at his eminencc. The cardinal
turned round, and the man slipped down
the rope quickly, muttering, "What al,
ugly mug for a cardinal!'' His Eminence
started from his chair and went toward
the door. determined to have the rude
fellow discharged; but as he went past
mirror he looked at himself, and, con
Tossing that his ''mug" wasugly, smiled,
and resumed his seat, continuing tc
write as if nothing had happened.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
Perseverance Will Tell !

STouGaToS, MASS March 10th, 1850.
+. J. KENDALL f. Co:
6.ntS-In justice to you and myself think I
ought to let y0n know that have removed two
BONE SPAF1NS with ''kenjalrs SPAWN Cure, "
on" very large one. Don't kA.w how long the
slavin lad been there. have owned the horse
e'ehs mouths 1t took me four months to take the
Large one off, 4: two the small one. have use d
ten bottles. The horse is entirely WE'LL not at all
etif, and no bu"ch tn be seen or felt This is a
w'l!derful medicine, it is rev thing here but if
il does tor all what has Gone for me- its sale will
Very great Respectfully yours,
CHAS. +. Pa RKER,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
kenda|I'S
s ( pawn Cure
On Human Flesh.
BAKERSFIELD, VI, Dec. g, 1879.

BAKERSFIELD W., Dec. %, 1879
3. Kendall IL Co.:
q nfs-1 wish TO add my te timeny in favor OF
your lnva liable n meat Kenda:Ps Spawn Cure
s'r'rtd my right limb at the HI &c joint 1 was
wy lame, and, at lines, ered the most exernci.
All PAN. wore bandage on it for over year
n, q nothing that would give me permanent relief.
When oyerworked it would pam me ~ much.
LII APRIL 1913, began to tank sh ould bs Grip
PIE 'orl II but, having some Of "Keudal.'s avn
Gre thought would t'y it. used one-t third of
D t'ie' and experienced relief at once. The pain
'e't Inc. aud has rot troubled me since. feel very
gea'ciul 10 you, and would commend "Keu,lal;'s
spawn Cu'e' TO al who suffer with sprains or
Ineu1ha1is1n. Yours truly,
MRS. !. BOU7EII.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

3tw00n the East anu S''0 .s
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes ana aHoee
TOT OF ean
SALOON where you can enjoy your "H1!aha
at all hours of the day:
and Missouri rivers at ali points crossed by this
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Blufs
Kansas City, Leavenworth and AtchiSon. coIs-
nections being MADE IN gnion Depots;t NJ.
this great Through Line are as follows:
AT AZ Ga5CAa3 with all divergins lines Tor the
A, Af ESafs%oq2, with the LIS. & Ms andP.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P.' e. & ST.
a Il SALE . With ! II i 4 Gent = R + T. r.1R6
W.; III. MID: and and +. F: & y: Kds:
At ROCK ISLAND. with ''Milwaukee and Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock 1sl'd d REQ. Rds.
AZ 4 p = y with the Davenport DIVISION
AtWEsT LIBERTY. with the B. c. +. MR.
At GR1NNELL, with Central Iowa r. r..
At DIES MONIES, with D: N. 4 F. D; r. r.
At OMAHA, with B. & Mo. R. R:R: Cn Neb,,
| At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with b. r &N.R,R-
At OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa X. H.; w.,
St. Pas and 1t e. Xxi 81 aP Peo T. = W kas wab st.
Louis & Pac.. and St. II Keoi q NJ w. n. hds'
AtATCHlsoN. with Atch.. TopeKa Santafe
At LEAvENwoRTH, with Union Pac. anc Kan.
Cent. r. RdS.
xtlKA a,S1s! CITY, with all lines for the West
rc thfSGGn and s1 LEAVENW6RTH. ''
Great Rock Island koute,' are sold by
our home office, address,
E. ST. JOHN,
General Ticket and Fas. sHfc AssS! t11-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
kendaI|'s
Spawn Cure
FOR CATTLE.

WADD1SaToN, N. Y, Jan. 6, $780,
J. KESDALL e. Co.:
GenHeaen-" Kenda!l's SPAWN Cure" consider
as truly beneficial remedy for the removal of
spavins and any other enlargement, on all aulmals
as well as horses. I hid q very bns Jersey heifer
which lost one fourth (4) of her bag with garget.
wien we applied your " Kendals Spawn Cure. j
,nbbDS it thoroughly, and effected compile te cure
Bel'evl 1t has rival as niment, cheerfully
f. commend its ue. Yours, etc.,
WALTER RU III ERR FORD
1mE oeter and breeder of fancy cattle, Stock Farm,
va 'dngtor, N Y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
THE CHAMBER OF SILENCE,
bY JULIA @. r. DORR

NJ JULIA Q. R. DoRR.
Ono autumn day we three,
! Who long had borne each other company,
Grief, and my Heart. and !;
Walked out beneath dull and s"aAch sky
The t,eds werc bare and brown;
From the still trees the dead leaves fluStered dow
| There were no birds to sing,
Or cleaVe the mir on swift, rejoicing wing.
We sought the barren sand
eside the moaning sea, and, hand in hand,
Paced its slow length, and talked
VI our supremest sorrows as we walked.
Slow shaking each bowed head
"Ihero is no anguish like to ours we said;
"The glancing eyes OF morn
Fail on no souls more utterly forlorn."
But suddenly, across
narrow ford wherein wild pillows toss,
We saw before our eyes,
High hun: above the tide, temple rise
A temple wondrous fair.
Lifting its shining turrets in tho air.
All touched with golden CLEANS,
Like the bright miracles we sec in dreams.
Grief turned and looked at mo.
"We must go thither, my friends said she;
Then, saying nothing more.
With rapid, gliding step passed on before
And wc-uly Heart and l.
Where Grief won't, We went, following silently,
Till in sweet solitude
Beneath the temples vauted roof we stood.
Twas like hollow pearl
vast white sacred chamber, where the whirl
OF passion stirred not, where
luminous splendor trembled in the air.
80 friends, know this place.
Said Grief at last, 90 this lofty, silent space,
Where, either soon or late,
and my kindred all shall lie in state.''
''Dut do Gricts die ?" cried.
Some die-not oil. full calmly she replied.
''Yet all at least will lie
In this fair chamber, slumbering quietly.
''Chamber of Silence, this
Who brings his Grief here doth not go amiss.
Minc hour hath come. We three
Will walk, o friends, no more in company"
Then was dumb My heart
And l-how could We with our dear Griof part,
Who for SO many day
Had walked beside us in our lonely way?
But she, with n,atchcss grace,
And sweet smile upon her tear-wct face,
Said, - Leave me here to sleep,
Where every Grief forgets at last to weep
What could we do but go?
We turned with slow, reluctant feet, but 10
The pearly door had closed,
Shutting us in where all the Qriets rclosed.
Nay, 60 not back, she said;
''Retracc no steps. Go farther Oh iustead."
Then, on the other side,
On noiselcss hinge another door swung wide.
Through which we onward passed
Into chamber lowlicr than the last,
But. oh: SO sweet and calm
That the hushed air was like holy psalm,
"Chambcr Of Peace was writ
Where the low vaulted roof arcLed over it.
Then knew We Grief must cease
When sacred Sicucc lcadeth unto Peace
-uarper's MaJa-inc.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
kendaI|'s
8 = pawn Cure

l. sure in it's effects, mild in its action as it does not
bl ster, and yet 1t is penetrating ant powerful to
reach any deep seated pain or to remove any bon,
growth or any other enlargement, if used for
several days, such as sravioa splints, curbs, cal
"ua, spralns, dwellings, any laneness and ali en-
!argements OF the joint and limbs, or rheumatism
10 man. and for any purpose for which Iinilnent
Is used for man or beast. It is now known to be
the best Imminent for man ever used, acting mild
yet certain in its effects. Il ts used full srcnpt
with perfect safety at al seasons of the wear.
!, send address for illustrated circular, which We
mink gives positive proof of its virtue,. No rem
cay mas ever met with such unqualified success, to
our knowledge, for beast as we'll as man,
Pr1ce; = per bottle, or six bottles Ter S. ALL
rs nave It, or can get it for you o it will
pe sent 10 any addr Sc on receipt OF price by the
ploprletorss DIR. B. j. KENDALL & Co.,
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
Statement
MADE UNDER OATH

To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN:-
IN the year 1873 treated with Kendall s SPAWN
Cure a bone SPAWN Of several months growth,
nearly half as urge as hens egg aud compile ely
stopp' d the lameness aud removed the enlar &C.
hard, and he never has tesn lame, nor could see
any difference in the siza of the )ck oints since
treated him with kendall's SPAWN Cure
, r. A. GAINES.
EEosburgh Falls, Vt, Feb %, 1879
sworn sud subscribed to before me this 25,h day
OF Feo, A. D. 1879. JOHN G.. JENNIE,
Justice Of the Peace
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
| RE AID
; THIS!

CONCORD, N. B., Jan. 2, $780,
B. J. KENDALL Co.:
''entlsmen-Ne have beauti, u roam marc that
vas given to us on ac:ountt If a SPAWN on her leg
which made her celd lame We to TX Off her shoes
and lowed her to run IN the barn va ID il the fall
OF the year, apply .ng KandailS Spawn Curt ac-
cordlng to directions We did not use h. r for a
mouth. She was entirely cured. und the bunch row-
Te'ely rsntcred, and has never been lame since We
sat- what we know to be a fact. We have soli
twelve zen bottles in the short time that We have
acted as your agents in Concord.
Respectfully yours,
UNDERaILL 4 KITTREDGE
ApOthecirlaa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-24
kendaII'S
Spawn Cure

OFFICE U S. MARSHAL. WEST. DIST OF M1cH.,)
KALAMAZOO, April 18th, 1879. {
T. j. kESpAL, ENosBUkGH FALLS, VT:
Dear Sir received the two bottles of your
Spawn Cure forwarded b. express in January last.
am ha2I to state that it pe1formed all your ad-
vartlsement Gale for. ~ three weeks after COM
"enc'd using it, the spaYn entirely removed
and valuable horse r.stGred to usefulness
very truly yours, JOHN PARKER,