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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23

If you have pimples, boils, salt rheum
rough skin, ETC., take 'Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by all druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23
FRESH FISH.

Dressed fish every day can be had of G..
Wilhofs, near ferry landing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23
a CARD.

TO al who suffering from the errors and in
dIscretons youth, nervous weakness, early decay
l3ss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure yoH. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary In South America
Send self addressed envelope TO the REV. JOSIAH
Y IEEkN Stefan n. New York City.
TITS beauty truly blent whose req and white,
Natures own sweet and cunning hand laid on
PoZzoni's powder imparts richness
Making the skin soft down.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23
THE COURT

stated that he did not feel that he was au-
thorized to suspend sentence upon a case
OF that nature He had never exercised
that right and should not dose II the pres
ent instance. He said it would be a glar-
ing injustice to sentence a man, as had
just been done, to the penitentiary for a
number of years, for stealing a paltry TWEEN
ty-fiye dollars, and not infiict a similar pun
ishment upon man who had stolen three
Thousand.
The court then sentenced the prisoner to
the penitentiary for term af two years on
each of the first two counts, and one year
Oh the third count
The prisoner was then taken in charge
by the deputy sheriff. and escorted to the
sherif's office. where number of his Mo-
line friends babe him farewell.
He was overcome at several times during
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23

ADyERTIsEMESTs not exceeding Eve lines VIII be
inserted in this column for TWENTY-FIVE cent? 3
week, payable invariably in advance
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23
IF You HAVE ANY THOUGHT

Of buying an oil stove the Economy is the
one to get. Swiler Bros. sell them.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23
FO r Rk.NT-

w alone, at any kind of steady employment Adj
dress Frank H., this office.
E0R RENT.-A well furnished room for two gem
Il tlemen with or without board Apply at corner
23d street and 7sh Avenue, or at News Room Argus
office. - 49,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23

DOR SALE-Potaloee, Apples, OGfous, Oats aud
IL Corn by The bushel or car load Butter BY the
frkn. 1hos. oi,hanshnessy, 7th and Harrison
streets. Davenport. Iowa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Seventy- lots ia Lynde's add
ton TO the city of Rock Island on easy terms
Apply TO Louis Y. Eckhart, at Parks d PIeasants'
law office.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
SHIPPING NOTES.

The whaling bark John West Il fitting out at New
Bedford FOR voyage 70 The Pacific Ocean aud Will sail
The Iaw esi; Penare, DIew, .ailsd Prom San Fran
cisco April Tth Tor CAilao, via Eureka.
Tht fallgNlug is The memoranda Of the Haw bark
kaakaa. O hss 1t yoysse from 'hi' po', 70 , s1I
wnd. and eaims and fton the iith TO ilth one con-
tnuous gale and heavy zee, which washed away deck
aftcf. nGmcd lose Code, native of Chill. aged 70
years tic weather from isih 20 PoTt light wind. from
= 90 5 E--.iia.
p1ri saiurdsy The consueio, lie n,ends max.
ias iour q tle isahd'' and making sketches Of
sscncgY, mtrinr sicws A..
Tlt Aui bk Nartha Idsost has bceu In the dry dock
san fraHcllco she sailed again Tor fogt fowHsend
Apfii 5ih. ip.commald Of capt scart-
me Br bk Eafl palhouslo which sailed last SUNDAY
fef san ffausisco only 10 da!s In port, out %
ehish sh- hsa . uoiA.ug da{. daIing which time che
caa ASA toos Boz $50 ~ sugar, being the largest
latrg ever shFPra t1 SAP ftaaeifeo YA,sed a. osgr
si2pct IN. spcas- rcil for her agents, hessrs W
Macfafians co.
Therass s Zsaiaal.a luiysd from san zTaRsisso
iatt TUESDAY q m nakius ihr best tfip record q
ih, p9n ls6m saa Fraudsco, days, u hours and e
mlusicf
8 TAs Br Monarch sailed from Cardia, Apfi 3D. fel
of ihs aanih ~ Miuoluia. she viii bfing about 20
PortaE1ese adaits- she uii BE- due hue hboHi June
The sgb Ia seansues ], stll 10 sg sAlp eafpeaier'
kAuda hsy nov hr second saac % her, lud shs
uistpsuhaalY BE- Teaiy i0s ,ea ID alsgai svo veekr
safi has futAei lesiiug and sails iAn morning io
r8u ffansisca
The Am tttar ha.Hi'l erriscll Ycrtsuisy from Foit
Efk Hle art I hi al tlIfn Nnhius1nf ehaff uhfFi
tkt Ia 80 .taf. D. rafEo ~ llmbef.
Itf Anha q vs. Aiaf e % iaf Eapiansae, oPpotil'
vaIsl aart $3.50 'I fs.i nrst seek
llr So .1 SOC fqoi n Fuff sifsc
lssil 80 vi 80 aboas a. mid
o. ta $500 nrfa. !. "A tAs ipoi q ; LlkeHk,
dlfa l.Ir4 ifs4 S4n fFancifco
~ aI ln aLcof vcsk o. 10 dsyt
IaaCrits u - teaplrtsd her cargo art
a. al.r faf % -ia-eifco
TI tttI E..i a n the stream rfady for ses
~ I.rf cfrr bsve deserted from hct
- saii uufli Aaaday of Tpesaa,
-. rlat ,-ted - Nicioiis, u. q.
41. a.lft. EsIs ilsGu. fof san Francisco aKs
4 f-T ..ei ff Nes York, .aiiet yestefdkF
~. fsft HuT viii probably hrsng on
No.. fneH Iae tatsf
Hasnsar Arrived Nsf,h ilth, Brit Mar Ia,
s.r arll "a Dgf1f VIA Twin. hfns
No. .Na. 81 Ihfsira btncr Marh ljlh bk kalA
So Efe. rfa ffh hktle A fAikinburs he1c
\ NJ .ltf f.e 81 h heyff. hcnce Nsrth ltfh Apfi
fif .la afa hrast March nsf AEr.i l4ts tern ssdi
"a laiItf a.a.' atrffA -
nslfss asa.a a-ses ssA, Has .. kals tor Hone
ials, va tiss.sa
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
Err CfAL.

..ff. .iPRIL sd. issi
.H tttIye one forihr safr
of favorable weather 10
t.H. .rastsss. and the snrar coutiu
-rr.Hf1 FOO large quauiti,s Tn,
.-. tvrrk . more than 5000 hag'
..e shin El-I plihouslr sailed for ssu
81. asai Us. surar iS9 hsEs rice, sie'5
... ..E o.h-r articles the value 90 the e.rrc
..t.tslgs The Amy Turner. yesterday,
fvr .s+ G Bishop srd Ajcuis for New
a. taf.o Of sn.ar valued at siSi9i3li
largest OF number Of hig carEces
'I1u ibts port daring the pSs' ytar.
IU ... .... ... f.io ssilti fot san fnrclsto yes-
r-.o ard he Forest Queen will
.1 be followed b, others 'peytily
.sovrty aud Aliav have arrived from
...i 1ssoi'ed garr0ss and fhe $ ffh'
..- ..a..ui lar-v suoHnt of reuyu. merchandise
oa Tnr' 'isy Het freight from h.rs ''r View Ir2'and
ava Australia was snail
Advice fro she Coast, peg Egtauda, state ibai ftte
is u moderate demand au1 that .lgat has advanced t
f5r whites and its for yeIows. Ilsy i sl high but
pssssnt prca vtu probably NOT maintain long N' the
prcscni crop win soou he harvested.
We atru that Nr. Sprceksls ba- contracted with II
Davies 20 or their sugar received during the present
srtscr
rbsaEt iu Sine management ut ihe Hawaiian Hoic
tunoanscd % hkr paes scon, Whist the change vii
t.hss be. 3. ts-r made puhli5
F..' -....I ," boring arte.ian we'll. continue 9,
u. w aHd q number 81 new wells, will
-sel f. . ##r-. at Kapalama and kuaokahua
.aH r. value % property In Ibe .nonre--
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco, per Zealandia April ls-Mr
Sprrckcls wife aud daughter aud servant, Count de
Louvcres and wife Hon Bishop g w Naefarlane;
Coy Holiday Macfarlanc, W rowsend, w II
Dimoud. Mr. Judge. II Aud. Mr. hckabhy and wife,
Hart, II Crandall Mrs Lowell and child, MIS- Full
Ter and daughter. Miss Foster, q Williams and wife
Mls Hopper and two daughters, Ellis lhns Ellis,
II Allen Z Il fspcvan, Miss A L Moore, Stillmau,
Il Holt ~. d I Duncan, Mis- b Fleming. stanley
Forbes DR. I 4 Bailey, Mrs l. swan, Taylor, pr J
Mott Smith Mt Spencer and ~ stceTa-c, In transit,
Is saloon, 30 stccrase-
From san Francisco, per y W Almy, April i6th-Mrs
Turner, d j Mccormick Mrs Mccormick J Brown
T. Lewis.
From windwatd Ports, per LIkclke, April i6th--Goy
Dominis sam Parker, II Maby L Wight, Otto, l.
Ascu DR. I Tsdalc, Ahaua. II ; COnstOck. II \
fIeen, II Hanlou, Miss l. Wilder, MIS- II Mills, L
Hopkins. wife and children. \ Turton. J Kirk
wood and daughters.
From san Francisco, per Discovery. April iSih-Mrs
sheppard, Mrs Fisher, II Patti.
From san Francisco, per Cousuclo. April i7th-Niss
" I Cooper, W Coulter. Gibbons. Dunn.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22

u... mt single quarter 'ls i#t in
u, cl-es he finds timpcssiblc Co distinguish
between tproay and yph.a, 'ho symptoms
bei mos suu d hnt ,'..u isn. r.#. "'
.m Mitch syphilis g.u. .uh . gI
.. ..H wo.mt,ls a.u.. ueuci.au .ua
I. I.. QUO lnle m.u.J.s ,l tlg..m,aa
Th. or sb5ns tho i.,al number ci icpgf
u . Em lam 80, sixteen hundred. hA'. Of
v.. u. t KalAwoo. Arc eight hun
H.s I.ne.a io bo turned l,so upon oommu-
r.r, l.ur i'.hs, or larger proportion, OF
uN.w -t syphiltatcd He has known
'er.ons child to be born Of a syphiltic mother,
aud 70 syphlitio child OF loprous mother.
Ilc says "a person with syphilis presents a
most favorable field for loprosy to work upor. y
Then why not strive TO free these people from
this disease as far as it is possible to do SO +;
while something is being done to render the
natives less liable to bo afflicted by it, let tho
work, at least, he not discouraged
The patients at the Honolulu loper hospital
seem not dissatisfied Thoir friends sit by the
gate aud chat with them. Those within have
always the hope of liberty so soon as their im-
proved condition warrants the physician in
discharging them. II there is truth in the
doctors theory, as applied to the !epers OF
oahu, the lcpers on Molokai are alike worthy
Of its benefits. There must be either "a grea
truth or great falsehood involved, and un
til the case is proved beyond question, we d.
not see how the Legislature can act judciousl.
upon it. The sooner it is proved the better
and once proved, let us hope that the set
tlement at Kalawao will no longer ring wit,
the clamor of the despairing. 1t is perfect
natural that the natives hail with Joy docto
who is in sympathy with them tha. the loper
flock from their hiding places, trusting an
hopeful that the medical faculty is confoundc
by the recent developments in the dispcnsory
that the people at large regard with suspicio
the rumors heard in every part of the King
dom; but in any case the doctor has right
s a fair hearing his aim is great one, h
b work important, and until his statements al
disproved by competent judges, he is entitlC
i to the sympathy and consideration of Il
l. | nuhlic
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
At last the Government has imported the Ion

At last the Government has imported the long
talked of Chinese interpreter not, however, n Eu-
ropean, conversant with the Chinese, az was sup
posed to be the desideratum, but Chinaman
guistic qualifications, We cannot zee but that Mr.
Akana, who has for some time past filled the posi-
ton, would still have answered equally well.
Let tho Chinese have whom they will 10 interpret
between themselves for the protection Of other
interests, and for prosecutions In particular, a
European Chinese interpreter has become q neces
OF nationality and social connections liable 10
DO biased In favor Of Cinnamon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
MEMORANDA.

gcport 90 T. " 8 Zc-Iaudia. from San Francisco 10
Hruoluiu, lersF WCbbeF. Commander-Lcft VI ;
wastf -.u Francisco, April illh, $40 NJ discharged
pllaf 20 1aia stopped for Honolulu pio; Al ~ A
r.c y Z pilot % 6;O X; time pilot 10 pilot days
d hr1T auf -i liiuctes. Light and moderate north
winds until the iith, afterwards fresh
es-teriy winls 90 port.
Ihe strsmship Ccyion arrived 81 Hilo Thursday
ia,i @l- % leave for san Francisco on sunday
The PomaFe arrived at San Francisco the 18th Of
March.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22

the shape Of a large pool Of stagnant water in a
private yard, filled with decayed and decaying veg
Board of Health, and an attempt was once made
to drain II OF by means Of an open ditch dug
through the center of adjoining lot without per-
mission OF the owner. This trespass was stopped,
and the drain filed up at the demand Of the party
injured. We suggest that IL IL the duty of the
Board OF Health TO see that scknovlsdged nui-
sances should be abatcd, and that Il il about time
its Agent, or some ono else, found more legal way
Of proceeding than in the former case.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22

EXPORTS.

For \ cruise per Ohio. April soih-Fgu Value $500
For sydney, per zealandia, April i9-ln Transit.
For san Francisco, per Earl Dalhousie April i6th-
ss sg1 lbs sugar iso bags rice, sag pkg molassts
I'll. .peIm oil lO. hnehs hAnanas Val sl65 l6IGs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
Perjury is crime which seems to be growing i,

our community; no much so that few cases now
como before our Courts of Justice wherein lying
under oath may not be readily detected. II il q
sorry state OF affairs indeed, and which has for
some time past been matter Of common remark
The only remedy, and one which should be applied
in the most relentless and vigorous manner is pros
ecuton for the offence In every where thore IL
possibility Of success in tho prosecution. And
than half tho perjury committed il through insti-
cation, and for pay. We have here some profes
sionals in this particular part OF the business and
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
Things Wise and Otherwi,e,

The imprudence and recklessness Of expressmen
have got of late to be simply unbearable, and foot
passengers have to be alert Of eye and body avoid
the certainty of being run over, 1t seems, also
that these individuals privileged to voley forth
obscene and insulting language on the high ways
without restraint of any kind.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
During the incumbency Of Mr.. Carter, as

During the incumbency Of Mr.. Carter, as Attor-
ney General certain turnkey at the Station House
was removed from Office for negligence, in allow
ing the escape Of prisoner. Since the resignation
OF Mr.. Carter, however, We are informed that his
offence has been condoned and the man has been
reinstated in his former position. How amazingly
kind the authorities are in certain cases to this
kind Of persons!
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
Honolulu. from Foreign
Ports,


Am johnson. Liverpool, due May =
.a. ~, Guest, Boston, due May l.,
.. agents
e -er, New York due April $50,
u5F New Castle on Tyne. due
.#.T.. t Hl.sfrId & CO, Agents.
-r. .aH.-. Sow Castle on Tyne. due Jun.
..H.r... @ 60, Agents.
DIR ...r ....u.. Rhodes, New Castle, due q
r aa -, New Castle y 5 W, due May
l-- s.- s. 20, Agents
81 D. e-a'd. Lord, Port Gamble, due Ilackteld
Cos. ..HUtE.
u. rs al- R5thfus Bremen 10 sail In oil April,
An H--ar Hazard, Miller, Nanamo. for Kahului, due
Ts.,. 3 Monarch. St Nlehaels due June aj-9L
ha. tesu lsa-.s ttsudina, Matsou san Francisco for
iIH. duo April stes
INV 10 Iz.ia rerney, South Sea l., due Msy Is \
Cooke. AGENT
Us taa il1lbaid, san Fran, due May Is, Castle
~ l1ess. -rnts
Be.aT a taIe Inburg. Forbes san Fran due MAY -,
Nasfi. Is Cooke, Agents
ll1. s..4.lpa. Diggs, san Fan. due Nayl5. sehae.
f- t- 60. Ascnts
rtat s. e ltvin Terner, San Fran, due May -, W &
Irwin = Co, Agents
Ugfn1 W E Meyer, Howe, San Fran, due ApHl e5-4l.
Igewer a co. Agents
sch Anna, NtCnlloch, san Fran, due May -, Irwin &
Go, Agents
L. uackfcld & Co. Agents
Pm Aastralia CarCil sydney, due May p liaekfeld
& co, Agents
Ger bE Josefa Horismanp CardIn due Aug lis Hack
field Co, Agent.
- Anna PTecht, - New Castle W, load
ing March -
Bait ok Oberon Harvey Liverpool, sail about April
~, 7 II Davies Co, Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22

The Regular Prayer Meeting Of the Y. M &. A. win b
HELD EVERY SUNDAY EVENING at the yestry of
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
MISS cLENCH,

A LAKEA STREET, HONOLULU.
~ AUsic LLssoN6 And IsE on PIANO for
fruiles Terms, ~ ad'anes, 81 per ueek, - per
month.
se~ nEgAeuen Hraar ROOM Guns
PRIV AgE EslAs ANsska. -An ~ 800
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
TENDERS WANTED!

fnE< DERS FOR FURNISHING
Il the queens Hospital with Best Quality of MILK
Tor term VI year from the iss ~ May neat viii b.
received q The oce 81 thr undsrsigaed ~ " o'clock
toon. on SATURDAY Apnl esth, isst Per Order.
1e ~ A SCIiAEFEH srs'y
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
ExTIlA PRIME PORK.

TN BARRELS; EXTRA FAMILY
j nSyf, ia Anlf haFftls; Casks Dupee's Hams Casss
ksstefn bacon, Cases California Cheese cssss Fair
bAak Lel n and 10 h. paiai fserlsed tLls DAY per
va 80 - - " poLLLs = 60.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
DIED

CRoSS-In san Francisco. April Cd, lsS2, OF hear
disease, Mr.. THOMAS Cross aged about 80 years. DE-
ceased for several years a resident Of Honolulu
where he has many friends residing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
pOU I'D NOTICE.

~ THERE WILL BE SOLD AT
fes4n the oosrrnnent rogna, koholaIoa. OK
tF-tH THURSDAY. lAI gih. AZ u noun the fof
u ~ ipaias liofscf jay Horse white loot,
lftrd Ak Bay iIqfsc. ehic ioic4q4d shiie feet,
ifan44 i4IesrFih4Un, Cream C0ofrl Horse. fore feet
A. D. KAAUkII
Az dit Pound Master.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
To conclude with The
1.-TWO OFF--UNS.'

[lNsT ACT or TWO oRrnASs1
re- Doors open at 80 p. III. Performance TO COM
mcnco at p. M sharp
TICKETS -Jocts. T5cts, and siOo
To he secured at J. w Robertson ~ Co. Boz Plan
now omen 00i II
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
Snilnh.

Sailed.
.r-ff I--~Em Fe. NzErr for Kauai
f5-ur r, Elri p4Iholsis, Jarvis, for san Fran
f..-sla g. % bishop for Kauai
~.rs ruEuH fn- hDoAu
i--TN>~ Zca'aud3a. WCbbet, for Sydney
stan L.ACl-c for Windward Port,
~lu hiaur4 Iau Tor kahului
Ntu I.gLua G1r Nolokd and Maui
sea sguI SsigCI, for WaialUA
rnaAu uH Dos Stanboul, fer Arctic
sen i.lkt fog Hawaii
sch HaleAkha for pcpeckeu
sch kckauluohi, for Hanaci
sch Malolo Tor kahului and UAklIu
sch Nettic Merrill for LahaiuA
Am wi ship Young PhenIx, IHphau, for Arctic
Am wh ok Ohio, Bills, for Arctic
Stm lwaiaui. Tor MaAllca kouA aud hau
Sch Kauikeaogl for HuuOkal
g-Am bk Amy Turner Newell, FOR New York
Br bk Lady Iampsou. MarstOu, FOR
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Ap-I1 i1-Nm bgt Cuusutio. Howard, u days from
Am wh bk Stamboul. Keenan,. from u aud
Crglst
lG-Aut ok " II Amy. Freeman, ~ days from 7
Stn Idkelikt from WudNArd Ports
sim LehuA, from Hama and Molokai
Sch HaleakAla from Ptepcckco
Sch Nettie Merrill from LahAiua
Sch Geul Si,gel. from waalua
tam bkt Discovery, Pcrriman, Il days from 7
SIN WaimAnalO from Waimanao
sch LukA. from Ookala
sch Jennie Walker from kohala
sch kauiktaouE from kukuihacle
sch n kauluohi from Hanalc
Sch Marion frum Haualei
D.. IMSs Zrtlaudia Wcbbvr, from san Fran
stan tualani fr7m Eona. kau aud Maalsea
sch kulamauu. from KohalAielc
sch pauahi, from Ookala
sch Jennie from lllI1
3D.. ~tm james MAket. from Kauai
sch ks Moi from Laupah hochoe
-l-Am wh ~ Louisa, from kcalakcku1
sch NauuokaWai, fsum liauamaulu
Am hktuy Amelia. NeNh4I, - days from II
Elakety
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-02-24

h'i HIMSELF lie wes waiting for tho
morning. Al daylight no expected {,
give the Indians some a,vice
Inc morning cane, and after somc
mastering about ion tho house, one of tho
indians stopped through the doorway.
ana stretching his arms aud opening his
hlg mouth, devoted his whole resources
10 ~ O l-stirrin, yawn. II was his
l'Nt. l. ball from Wetzel's rino had
iound Us way 90 his vita's. and he fell.
beating tho green sod iu the paroxysms
"i pcRta. Before those in tho cabin
could recover enough from their alarm
70 look out, the scout VAS far on i'm the
forest.
IC-nNrLrnED NENr wErK
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-02-24

U.,. ..3
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49,. r1> IS ~ - Ntt,,1' WIN
NEE,I, IT, ~ 'pN'~
lIr,,i.h MI p, III, ~ ~ /. StI,t! VIC VIZ
tsI-S .,-d ~ ~ - IN ~ ~ az
CCNIN1 \N''53t. ~ - y ~ ~ NLELLf
mn 49, o P'@e' 90 cos
,.r',r '.,,,. . .P'IS'' lI'ht'H nom
80 49, '9io ''' ''I'''',VN moro
'o, m'"'lo. i2' 70 money l'i'h any
ni n..g ~. 80, 't '..' 1"u"'i me ISSUE
uon,,@ rc., ~, r,' over twenty-five
"...r 80 ~ ia,'.',' "'"'''T' "n" iS not
e,tIIy .nd i.., I'l."I's' ~
go ~ nj AIN 'v"ul'-' one wear, Tor
,o,ri., 80, " - " 'ev iliI/6 Il" tacl
w., 80, i, uIUe' S"i9 tiibullS
r.o,n ino XIII ",N "i't H""h 10 may select
taoe m1IJ and l5,u I'n " ""thS-, pI'-
brooks heinz ,rIIriioNJ' ,unirIh'
prin.ed ,p oG1,I - 49, s'''''ul'y
,Eon No. ", !" i'' '"NeI-
1850 - Vritto, |C''nII -h."''hs' cor
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