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spf S-stmr TuaIauf. Bates. for Maui and Hawaii
15-stmr NokOiii, McGregOr, for circuit OF Oahu
25-Stmr Lehua, L0-zensen. FOR Aol0kai and Maui
25-stmr q X Bishop. Berry FOR Kauai
a-stmr Wafnanaio, Nelson. for WaiInAnAlO. kOO-
Ian, Oahu
a5-Sehr LukA. for EOhaia. Hawaii
25-Schr Ehukai, for Taialua
a5-sehr Kauikeasgli, for Honokoaa and Natpio.
Hawaii
aS-stn1r LixeIke, King. for Maui and Hawaii
a6-Stnr Kiiauea uOu. Sears for kahuluts Mani
2G-Schr MalOIo. for Hapuu and Hawaii
17-Schr Lfholiho. for KOlOa. Kauai
N-Schr Jenny. for NGW1lfwilt and HAnamaulu
N-schr waioff. for KeOkeA and HaDuu, Hawaii
2s-Sehr kulamanu. for Kohalalele, Hawaii
1s-Schr Eaala. for KOolau
Is-Schr Nee Foo, for KoOlau
A)-Schr Keknuluoht, for Eannlei. Kauai
1o-sehr Mana, for Laupahoehoc. Hawaii
2a-Stmr WafmanalO. for WaiuIanalo, .kooiau
1o-schr Prince, for Nawilfwfli Kauai
YOREIGS-
4J-Haw schr EIOf Keiki, Cook. for ChrstnIas Island
2f-4er bk Adolph, koppellniann, for san Francisco
III Stmr CITY Of New York. Cobb, for San franet SEQ
Am bk ii W Almy, Freeman, for san Francisco
lo-Am bkfns Discovery Perrfman. for Puget Sound
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. 1.
ARRIVALS

AVNHLNAaG
2J-stmr q r Bishop. Berry. from Kauai
9L-Schr Mile Morris. from Lanai
2-Stmr Idkslke- King. from Mani and Hawaii,
with 1000 bags sugar
2t-Schr Kaala, from HuelO, Maui
2f-Sehr Emma, from WaialuA aud Watanae
2-Schr WaiOn. from Hapuu- Hawaii
25-Schr EuLAmnnu, from hOhAalele. Hawaii
26-Schr Jenny. from KekAha, Kauai. with 100 bgs
sugar, I15 do paddy, and i3 do rice
16-HOu bk ChfcIayO, Ordauo. from Kauai
2g-Stmr WaimADalo. from Waimanalo, KOOlau,
with $40 bags sugar
26-Schr Mana. from HOnOmu, Hawaii. with 100
bags sugar
T-Schr Nee Foo, from KOolau, with 200 bag rice
28-sehr KekAuluOhi. from HanAlei, with go bags
rice
2s-Schr Knala. from KoOlau
2s-Schr Prince, from NEwfliwrIi, Kauai. with 100
bags paddy
2s-stmr Mokoiii. MeGregor. from circuit Of oahu.
with $40 bags rice and 60 bags paddy
2s-schr HaleakalA from HilO, Hawaii. with l5
bags sugar
2s-schr wsiIsIs. from Mako. Maui, with 800 pkss
sugar
s-schr Waiehu, from HOnomu, Hawaii
29-Schr Nettfe Merrill from Lahaina- Maui
~ Schr Leahi. from KOholaleie. Hawaii
29-schr Ehukat, from WataluA, with Ss bags
sugar
29-stmr Lehua. Lorzensen. from Mani and MolokAi
30-Stnr Kilausa Hou. Sears, from kahului, Maui
FOREIGN.
25-Stmr City Of New York, COBB, Is days from sgd
NA-Am three-masted schr u Z smith. Johnson, %
~ days from Port Townsend, via Mahukona,
Hawaii
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N - IT ~ -.

Tie pressing need for dredging the harbar was
shown ON Monday afternoon when the City Of New
York came in. She stirred mp the mud so freely
that the water was yellow for a considerable area
all round her.
When the p. NJ. =. 5. Australia arrived at San
Francisco a testimonial wOrded in highly compli-
mentary terms was presented to Captain Tulloch,
with the signatures of all his passengers attached
to it. The arrival at San Francisco was the COM
pletion of Captain Tullochs first round trip in
command Of the Australia, during which he has
earned by his affability and his watchfu1 attention
to their comfort the warmest praise Of all his pas
sengers. At the same time Captain Tulloch Is 4
smart commander. But for the detention by fog
off the entrance 10 San Francisco harbor, the pas
sage made by the Australia from Sydney to that
port under his charge, would have been the quick
est on record.
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SUPREME COURT.
CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER TERM.
Before His Honor Judge MCCULLY.

Before His Honor Judge McCULLY.
Criminal Cases-Hawaiian Jury.
His Excellency Edward Preston, Attorney
General, for the Crown.
Rex VS.. G.. B. Kalaukane adultery. J. Rus
sell for defendant.
Rex VS.. Nainoaelua selling spirituous liquors
without a license. ]. Russell and j. Poepoe for
defendant.
Rex VS.. Kanaio; burglary.
Rex VS.. Maxi and Kamaka stealing a COW.
J. Russell for defendants.
CRIMINAL C~AsEs-FoREIGN JURY.
Rex VS.. Rom Pong larceny. J. Russell for
defendant.
Rex VS.. Paiatara Manning.
Rex VS.. All Fong opium in possession. W.
r. Castle for defendant.
CIVIL CAUsEs-HAwAIAN JURY.
Papuka, W, RI al VS.. M.;w,.lo. " and Kalepo.
k. ~ejeetment. Cecil Brown for~leGntifs, W..
r. Castle for defendants.
Kaupona and wife VS.. Naoho Me- trial
ordered. A. S. Hartwell for plaintiffs, JSM~
Davidson for defendant.
Alohikea VS.. d. BenIamina. r. F. Bricker-
ton and j. L.. Kaulukou for plaintiffs, A. S.
Hartwell for defendant.
Kaolulo, k, ct al VS. Kapono ejectment. w.
X. Castle for plaintiff, r. F. Bickerton for de-
PENDANT.
H. Kepohoni VS.. Wahilani a~ssumpsit. F. NJ.
Hatch for plaintiff, J. NJ. Davidson for de-
PENDANT.
Kawili, W, Ell al VS.. Kahaleole ct al ejectment.
new trial. S. b. Dole aud j. Russell for plain
tlfs, Il. T. Bickerton for defendants.
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PROM FoREIGN PORTS.

HGw BIZ Iolani. from Bremen. due Oct
Br ship British Ambassador. from Newcastle. y "
NC bf Remiiio. from Newcastle y ; W due
IN n . Thompson. from Nanaimo for kahuiut
An tern Emnia C1audina. fr San Francisco for hahuin
AR bk Priscilla, from Bremen. due June
Brft bk U1Iock, from Liverpool
Nsr bk Mncos, from New York
M Oh Forrest Queen. from Port Gamble
A. bktne Amelia, from Port Blakely
y n 8 : A usfrzIia. from sydney
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MEMORANDA

Tha Pacific Nail Steamship Co.'S steamship city OF
View YORK. " b Cobb Commander. sailed from SYDNEY
SSnf.nnber Tth. 1881. At IS p A.. arrived at Auckland
S<ntenIbcr 18th at 10 A. NJ. sailed same day Al I'D p "a
Net and exchanged signals with = Cty 81 sydney.
S-rt.o,brr fffh. Ohe secondly at 4 n arrived at Honolulu
nouday the 18th a. 10 p n
E-on1 fhe TougR Islands To- this port met with strong
Nerth- east trades. nne weather throughout the Pss-ags
$500 4onrIniaL z r. PLSTr.
AAAr Bur-@r
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The Yonng Norman Stallion
LITTLE GA r

10 coming A ysars old, will weigh about l,250
pounds. He is a Superb Dappel Gray, and is az
fine as pecinen OF this celebrated breed Of horses
as conld be found anywhere. He was sired by
imported " Monarch, I" who was imported from
mare Of . Golddust 3" stock the dam of +" Old
Goiddust" was by imported Arabian - ZIleadia.''
We prize this horse very high on account Of this
Arabian cross on his dam E side. and as the Nor
man horses are by tie French people claimed to
have originated from the PURE Arab horses
brought there and crossed with the large sized
native French mares, therefore we consider him
a double cross Of Arabian Blood.
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MONARCH End

Is also a Dapple Gray, ID by imported Monarch
dam by imported Tam O'Shanter,' a Scotch
Clydesdale imported from Scotland by l.. r..
Martin, Esq, of Livermore, Cal, grand dam by
imported g Crown Prince also a Scotch Clyde.
g Monarch End " was foaled in March, 1880, and
will weigh. when matured, from 100 to 300
pounds. lie is "a thoroughbred draft horse, and
is just the kind Of "A horse to improve the size of
the common native horses Of this country.
R Persons who are DESTROYS Of improving
their stock OF horses, will find this an opportun-
ity that may never occrr again to get stock hor-
ses. as in our horses is represented the most fash
ionable blood IN American to-day. and in select
ing them We have been at great expense in OBJ
tanning the kind of stock best adapted to this
country. They are all perfectly sound and cor
rectly represented, and have the advantage of
being acclimated. and in offering them Tor sale
we do not expect them TO bring fabulous prices,
but are in hopes to realize fair rates for them,
and we are confident that who ever secures them
will find them a profitable investment. and they
will prove to be a source Of great wealth to tho
where they are taken.
ouT. HI 60
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BGESHAM.-At Halehaku, Haul, suddenly, on the
18th september STDNsT EAI0S BURNHAN. q native Of
Boston, Mass. Boston p=p-E please copy.
DiLLINGHAM-At Euiaokahua. near Honolulu. on
the 18th inst from fracture 81 the skull. caused by
being thrown from his horse. Mr. CHARLES T. DLLISG-
HAN, a native q Ma-zachusetts. in the 2sth year Of his
age Deceased leaves a wife aud two small children 70
mourn their loss Detroit. Mich and Boston and Wor-
cest-r DLsJ papers please copy.
CHCN SHIELD this city, September p. LEE CHUs
SHEE- the wife Of NJ Lee Kan, q native Of Canton, China,
aged % years and II months. Funeral exercises took
place AZ Chinese Church.
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rs.

w. san Francisco. per W II Amy. sept 6-iis-isO lbs
.,~sr Ca<tIe < Cooke: 2t.sB5 lbs sugar Honsehlaeger \
- 10 =oo Tbs rice. Slng ChOng x Coz 81 500 lbs rice.
axnau Bros; 800 gallons molasseN Capt p farF"Sn-
Dom val. ss26f9 o.
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EssELs IN PORT.

Hawaiian brig Ninito, Cameron
Brit Blk Lady Lampson. Marston
I'm sch Anna, Mccullough
Haw or Eafe. ROftus
Am bk Martha 2--fs, Benson
Br bk GIengaber. Richards
Am bktne KlikitAt, Cutler
Avail
An a~Ioop-of-war Alaska. BslknAp
n n > Sapbo. Clark
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uARRIAGF.
DEATHS

kOIHFUs-sCHwOEBMANN-sep %. by the Rev.
DtI Da-1on. Captain ~. ROIHFUs, Of the Hawaiian bk
hale, to Miss r. =cHwoEBMsSx.
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% Acres Of the Choicest Pas
ture Land i'm MakaWaO.

All Manienie erase, and all fenced and crossed
fenced but Is acres good corrals. etc. The loca-
ton II also one OF the bert. C immanding a fine
view LA~~IG4iIi = 'nlui he.P Fine
carr as per sampl may be ;" es 'sns %. S and n1Stion
is House :: said Ter to the leRatees. and he, the
XIII lity
sG be distinctly sSAY the u day Of oetosunt
MI IT. - Hoosc ia Wa luku. lie set asAr-
iDf w insure Up petition, and any objecthes
will no f,r,,; All parties interes ted are her >
on AuIHISI ABR. Fernandez, hx
70 at cost price. 'se' Cd Judicial District, g; 90,
~ 22d. TickG--
pl of the InterioiICE' ct.
Pa be held as go.RoN WORKS HA bs
pi1 represent in 40 i.v0los Of
riages, and mrEATHEH BELTIES
presented as 'me hue
ling for Centrifugal
ctr
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d u R Fo u IL
IMPORTED STATIONS,
Young Venture - I" Billy WOODBURY.
=. Little Giant . and " Monarch End"
VENTURE
BILLY WOODBURY.

Ia a Beautiful Bright Bay. with black points and
fond jet black name and ,ail, is Is hands high,
and weighs about 1850 pounds. seven years old
last May, and 10 undoubtedly one Of the finest
specimens of the PURE AMERICAN TnRoUGHBRKD
that can be found in this or any other country.
Although he is strictly running bred he can trot
better then a 2.40 gait in harness; and as a sad
die horse we challenge the country TO produce his
equal; is perfectly sound and n sure foal getter.
PEDIGREE.-He was sired by "Woodburn,"
son of tho great a. Lexington First" dam " Lady
Fashion by - Belmont Second - dam by " Rife
man. thoroughbred son of imported Glencoe"
The Belmont mares are the most highly priced
of blood mares Of any in California at the preeent
time, as they are the dams Of some OF the fastest
horses on the turf, including " Bell Echo" rec
ord, 2.23 IA; as Flora Shepherd, - 2;30; &" Nelly
Patchen. - 2.27 Ia; Monarch, y by ." Wood
burn 2.28; the last named being a mil brother
in blood TO : Billy Woodburn." Tie dam Of the
fast trotting horse - Oliver" was also by '. Bel
mont"
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NOTICE /!

PUBLIC NOTICE
'7NHE NBESSlG HAVING PUR-
\ chased from 10 Il. ~. Roth Keehkoiani the lands OF
kAHlLlPALi \ HiLEi. ia kau, Hawaii
kAHuA, IIIiIIU and KAUIPALiOA, in KOhaIa,
HaWall:
WAIkAL0A, WAIiLEiLE, kUILEi, PAALiEA. IA
LlKAL4yLA, kEMAT, PGHAKUHAKU and
kAaPAArLi. situated in tamakua, Hawaii;
HANik $50 and H0AUh tHtI. Situated on Mani;
ktGH;i. On L.na;
Also. the iots 81 in'd situated in Honolulu. aud known AS the
WILDER \ CUTLAN BLOCKS.
Notice - here gwen that all u onies falling due for rents
of said lands, arc r. able to my Agents VA. q. IRWIN Il
"a.
29d&w2m PA ER.
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NoTICE.-CTRANSLATION.)

NOTICE.-(TRANSLATION.)
HER CAV NOTICE. THAT 1 HAVE
4 this DAY revoked ~ Certain Power "f Attorney signed by
me n the HT-t day r. Ny. A d. 1877. to SIMON X. KAAI.
And 1 he reby eharEe all persons not TO pay any money on
my account Co simon X KAai. but to pay the same 10 me
personally.
And hereby further give Notice that Simon X. Kaa's
authority tn contract debts on my account has ceased.
All persons having cl .ius against me will present them 10
GODFREY BROWN. Treasury Office.
(Signed) r. K~EELIK0LANI
Honolulu, Sept. II, 1882. DIS wsep2s.tf
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Heath Of Body is Urdun u W.
RADW
S%arsapariIlian kesoI,ent,

Pn7e blood makes sound nesh. s,ron. ,,
q c!ea! SKIN. If you would have your -. ~
yonr bones sound without cares. An. - IL IL
pleNion fax, use RAILWAYS SARSAP4kfI "a,
kGSOLVE.NT.
A remedy composed OF irg-etien,s Q. ~
~orflnary medical properties essential = -
repair and ,nvigora,e the hroken-lown an 80
ho.ly-Qjltk, PLEASANT. SAFE ana prt'vs.l
MN i'll Its treatment and cure. A'
No matter by " hat name the Comp,ar-~.
designated. whether IL be Scrofuia. IonStr,,. (
syphilis. Ulcers, Sores. Tumors, Bolts, Frr.-,
or Salt-Rheu.n diseases Of the Iuncs 4,
Bladder. Womb. Skin. Liver, Stomach Of p.
either chronic or constitutional. the vrns -,
disease Is IN the BLOOD when suppl es he va
AMI ~ Ids and repairs these organs ami -.
tissue. of the system. fthe hood ii rrNa.s.e
the process 81 repair must he unsuund.
THE SARSAPARIIIAN RESoIvHNr ~, nrlr
remedy. hussecurest the harm, :
action or each Of the organs. il e>fat.
throughout the entire system functional harnS.,
ami supplies the hlood-vessels with a III.
healthy current OF new life. The SIX n. 49,
lew Gays use OF the Sarsaparallian, become, go.
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skin Erur,ions are removed: Sores anu | tr,r...
curei. Persons suffering fro,rNScrofula. Frna. /.
Diseases OF the Eyes, Mouth. E.rs, Legs. Ia.
AnI Glands, that have accumulated AMI s,-a."
either from unclred diseases or mercury az So
the use OF Corrosive S~uhlimate, NAV RELY M, ,
ctre II the Sarsaparlllian Is continued a s.ra .
time 10 make It's impression on the system
One bottle contains more OF the active n-,.
pies of Medicines than any other iTepsrttt.r
taken in teaspOonful doses, While other, ~ =,
i've or six times IS much.
n DOLLAR L BOTTLE.
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Doctors, Please Read This.
Facts Tell The Story"

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. p, 1882
Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS:
heretofore, | nave been strongly opposed TO all
prOpr etarv Medicines, but, as there IS an eXcep-
ton to most rules. | feel that my prejudice against
patent medicines has ha u fearful slock IN the
case OF your EEGETlSE. and has been compelled 10
give way Def re the stronger fridrute OF JuctS.
About two years ago. was inlucei to give q fair
trial of your NEfEf!SE, as a detergent IN some
S6IHlOuSs {ScrUtutosls} cases OF heTelItdry Trans
mission, attended with swellngs OF the Emphatic
glands and JOINTS, cdrlOus ulctra IONS Oh bones and
constitutional sy ph l.tic talIlt, 2c., and in justice,
! feel l should be dcrellct to duty, did l not testify
to the great valI lie OF your NEGETiSE. Nithput eI-
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the removal OF the above CONSTITUTIONAL disturb
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! am aware that an rendering myself amenatle
TO the charge OF unprOfesslonal Contuct In thus
outraglng the rules OF medical ethics, in fos-
tering d so-cal!ed Q'40ck Med lctae. This is simply
BOsh Fac's tell the story, and l again assert
that NEGETiNE is a valuable adjunctt To our Ndterid
UediCd. If this test.mony to It's value Will sell
one more bottle, ! shall tel that l have done some
poor sufferer a Samaritan benefit.
Yours very truly,
JARVIS II. WILCOX, NJ.
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Twenty Years a Sufferer.

r. '. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. T.:
Dear Sr-Twenty years agol was ship
wrecked on the Atlantic Ocean. and the
cold and exposure caused a large abscess
to form on each leg, which kept continually
d~ischarging. After spending hundreds OF
dollars, with 10 benefit, | tried your
Golden Medical Discovery" and now. IN
less than three months after taking the
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completely cured. and for the first time
In ten years can put my left heel to the
ground. am YOURS,
WILLIAM RYDER, 81 Jefferson S.,
Buffalo. n. Y.
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TONY Pastor In Trouble.

ory Pastor. Of New York, who L. now
with his ininlitable variety combination,
making a tour Of the principal cities OF the
Unlon, is recognized as the Leading char
scter vocalist and variety performer OF the
United States. He owns and run q first
class thea,:e on Broadway, New YORK
CITY. and has gathered about him the best
troup Of variety artists that could be
tanned. The company has just completed
q brilliant engagement at the Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, and after the
present tour they will reappear In Tony
Pas O.'s own Theatre in New York City.
Dir. Pastor is the originator Of his peculiar
school Of character singing, and has made
himself immensely popular, having reallz.
cd by his talent an immense fortune.
The winter Of this article met Mr. Pas
tor recently at the bingham House. In
Philadelphia and found him as genial ia
private az he is amusing before the pubic.
Dming our conversation | Inquired as to
his physical health, and be replied that,
notwithstanding the strain upon him in
the discharge Of his professional duties, 1t
was excellent. Hehad occasionally severe
pains. either the result OF rheumatic attacks
or colds, but any complaints OF that char
acter never troubled hun long, as he had
found out q remedy for all such annoying
affections. asked him what the remedy
was. and he replied, "St. Jacobs Oil.' |
then learned from Mr.. Pastor thai he con-
sidcrcd the Great .rInan Remedy an ex-
cellent preparation for the cure or relief
of rbcumatisR, aud tha' it was about
the only thing used among professional
people for that distressing complaint. he
took bottles Of it with HIM whenever he
went travelling, and would not be without
it. and knew that it was very popular with
q number OF members Of his own company.
A conversation held subsequently with
various members of the organ Zltion re-
vcalcd the fact that st. Jacobs Oh had
been performing most invaluable service
for them in the way Of curing them OF
rheumatism. Nearly every artist IN the
troupe used it, and was enthusiastic IN Its
praise, and the writer was really forced TO
| the CONCLUSION that Tony Pastor was GER
ta,nly in luck in having so valuable an
article known and employed by his in
lmitahly good company of performers, tor
1t enabled every one to be always IN his
place, thus Insurlng comfort to the mana
gcnfcnt and genuine satisfaction to the
public. Tony Pastor would certainly be
in trouble without st. Jacobs Ou. AT
least, other managers whose artists have
been temporarily unsupplied, have noticed
the difference between s.. Jacobs Oil II
stock and st. Jacobs Oil out Of stock
among the members Of their conpanles.-
". Y. clipper.
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e.
Is q Positive Cure
Tor all thoAe Painful Complaints and W eaEneeses
90 common 10 our best female population.
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for all those Painful Complaints. and W eaEneeses
30 common TO our best female population
viii cure entirely the worst form q Female COM
plants, az ovarian troubles. Inflammation ard Ice "a
ton, Falling and Dispiact ncrts, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted te\the
change OF Life.
1t VIII dissolve ard oxyel tccao-s from the uterus Ia
an early stage Of Development. Tho tendency TO can
ccrous hurnors there Is checked very speedily by its use
1t removes fnntncss, fatulency. destroys all craving
for stimulants, and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Irostratlon.
General Debility, S!eep!essacss, Depression and Indi-
Cestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permanently cured by its Use.
II will at all times end under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern :he female system.
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints Of ether sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINkUAM'S VEGETABLE COM
rOCND is prepared q: 20 and 2o Western Avenue.
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for s. Sent by mail
in the form of pills, also in TIE form OF lozenses. on
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either. Mrs. iinkham
freely answers all letters OF inquiry. Send for paInph-
let Address az above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. PINKHAMS
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bliousnoss,
and torpidity OF the liver. % cents per box.
co Sold by ull Druggists. ia
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"NHY did you feLd ne that almanac,
Augustus y asked Angelina
Because, darliug,' answered Angus
tus. as be va:nly strove to twist the few
downy sprouts upon his upper lip into q
curl, because, darling. | wished you to
se.ec. a date for our-:he, aw-cere-
nony."
ION, l GEE she said; then smiling a
bewltchlng smile, she murmured, call II
the first Of April"
Augustus will some Gay succeed IN
raising a mustache, but be goes % see
Angelina no more.
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CHSt-IrOn Fellows.

Men OF endurance have healthy kidneys
and liver. No aches in the back, no piles
or construction. The cure Cor these
diseases Is kidney Wort. This great
remedy keeps ap The tone Of the whole
body by tnao.lug the liver, bowels aud
kidneys h perform their functions per-
iectly. Both tne Liquid aud Dry are sold
by druggi,ts.-P!oleer Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-27
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.

In from one TO twenty minutes, never fails % r..
lieve PAIN with one thorough Application. no ma.
ter how violent or eXcruclatlng the PAIN. The kheu.
matte, Bed-rtdden, Infirm. Crippled, Nervous Mem.
raigic or prostrated with disease may suffer, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF Will afford lns,antease
Inflammation Of IN. Kidneys. mrnmmT'fr1 3,
hp Etndder, Inflammation Of np EorrAS1G.-
OeSfion Of the Lungs, Sore Throat, III e77a,
Ere0thfn0, Ihlpftdtion or The Heart, Hyxttr7cs
Cro"1,,. D'Dhtherfn, Cdt"1Th, I.ruepszn, Henf-
0che, 1Ooahdche. Neuralgia, Rheumdfi*3n. cd.
ChiuS, Agne ChtHS, ChtibldiuS dnd FrtSil4,s
ErHtSes, Summer Complaints, Nervousness
&eeblessnFSS. Coughs. fohfs. Nju0ins, Iutu IN
TIE Crest, BACK. on Limbs are lnStaht.ur eitrrst.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-27

Thousands Of women bless the day when
DR.. Plerce's ''FSvorlte Prescription" was
made known to them. In all those de-
engagements causing backache. dragging
down sensations, nervous and general
debility, it is a sovereign remedy. Its
soothing and healing properties render it
of the utmost value to ladies suffering
from .'internal fever congestion, infam.
nation, or liberation. By druggists.