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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

in its coussrucficu; II i zststantiai SD ssu'',
ana is neatly flushed 10th within ard uiissas
The hrick-layinr xss done by MI tpon Ners.l-
Who admirably cs.ricd Gus The DESIGN 81 VT
Moore, The plasseriur and cementire ~se an.s.f
the sufr-rfntcnslcnce u Mr. John bsuicr. go ~
,i,,i,e his woyk in a Thorough manner. ne sons
down Ssairs have thesr walls hard h1t>1ed. alIi
look bright and attractive. they vii y oue - -
l-,st st=ntls IN she CITY. The rainfsnE Sas tce
work OF Mr.. A. kerr. It i thorouS1it seii-i eieft'
Alt,~-rth,r Mr. Iaeas the c,asractur. may u cun-
graduated On having coupiessd a risce =. ecfk
that will keep ~ his rrraiAficn a. So pIee-
teal man who. when he undertakes - -
that IL j. thoroughly well donc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
AIRS. THACliE--

--r,r1s -. On Alalokai have applied To
TIE Minister Of the Interior fora yo.;n.,
place As they cannot leave The ss.tlee
nent- they mus cast Their rotes tbsrs :.
east 10 vote Fog seTersl wears II h. -,
the practice Of the Minister Of tio H.
ior to appoint an Inspector Of EIect;o,,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

THE PARTN En.,
- - IKE ez1sting under the kru ZANE -.
- @nCSs- e tAfIeEtcrf and BsiEd-rr "a. d.
ss,ss- .s7s x nstees eo1sent- Dzcember 2sfh IssI
g = - AZ ffn sal Be collected bT VIM
-.S1g re oesiaess IN future vii b. csrrf.d r,s
-, = - t1e IN name - Wing Caf chohs ssus -
Haon thsy lec9mr1rld 20 fheif ID r1sfr1ns -
49, ~ WING Cur cH0yG.
--'-D--11s INr -N11, l.e1- E7z ffs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

NrE ZEAIASD has GOT through With the elections
The ministerial members numb IS the opposi-
ton 81 and there are duuhtful men, Parties
being 50 evenly balanced. q change Of ministry Is
looked for 61Tins tine ensuing session Pariis-
men; vii NEE: IN Nay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

TEK Russian var vessel AfyisI, Admiral Asian
becoH. reached Auckland, Dec. 12sh- A number
Of enisrtainuenis were got up for the officers by
the prominent citizens The 4f1ts sailed for
Aostralia. Dec. so-h. Il would be entertaining 70
have tie account Of the Marquesas Islands, which
he n.rcars ot this vassel cclll snnnlv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
Aortgasee's Notice Of Intention to
ForcloSe

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
- thar Fgr-szHt % power % sale r-rfairra n 1.
certain uo--l-r 1-ei dated March l-s ls- n.ss- -
ko5ert u rrie-E and Euzeuia B-i..-- aI- uIf- u
Honolulu. I-land o. Oahu A. ] Oarru-I ~ ~ a.
-uc place cf rc-rrd IN She 1rr % fle It-ia-rr -
conVeyanc-s hher -. foiir- s7i. 81 and szi sri -
pfeich Or the conditions iu -aid raf-ar deel co.'s
tiinel that zli atd -iu-uur the iud I-r-r1-ns and
Ecreillt1menfs In said l1-f-n-a Gaa4 snr-tfrrf -
aese-io- vii lffsr toe time limited hv Lar % soi4 II
Public Aucfiun aroounf - the hrsss N ~ -iI.
tons a. h-reinlefrrr nleufI1uef
me proecrig tn -l.1 nlorf-1r- ts-crii-d briur
dence Of z : CaHha ESQ eonfaln % 1r a. N = -
a-le A. J. CARIN EfsiTT.
Ga huff-usre.
Cecil Brown AftnrnrT Pr Marfrs.r.-
Dated Hgnol-lu. Janazry iIth is-s - e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
SHIPPERS AND

Neatly and eaaioTtaSic Furnished Docus- c--s-a,'y
lcoaied, may - obtained ey applying 81 No. Gair=
Lane. near R-Tetsniz street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

STE AKTHrE GozDoN, after proceeding TO Fiji in
order 70 settle 1p business connected With the
lands thers. Till 90 10 England. and will cot
turn TO New Zealand. Lord Augustus Jof;us Is
talked Of as sir ArThur's successor. From the
tone Of tie papers. Sir Arthur Gordon seeuss
70 be oaly shade less popular IN New Zealsnd
than in Fiji. In the latter Colony, be Is hated with
4 truly virulent hatred
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
= FltANAl~ z 7 ID.
Chief Su-ricc % The Srr-r-l- Crr-t
80. 4 Rn- 4 Is.-l--r lL.-. :


SUPREME COURT OF THE IA
y WAIfAN tsiauds. In Prnhat~ IN tar Estaf- %
Ahvo aa- Ia We % horz. Harii, drc-assl l-fr--rf-
Before thief Justice daad Order ~ Nscr 81 F5iIir
for Admiri-trs lior.
On rcsdni- sud aliu- th- pstiiou a. Coo Eiu c-i-
tinrt Of HnnoIuiu oshn alleging thar Akun or ~
o. Mona, HsNai died iIie.tstc az uanoiuIu Caha -a
The 2nc dsy . January. A. d 80. sud f-rei-= tar
Letters Of AGu'irisfrtuH iaur ff fii-a I'M a-T fan
Of Hoaoiuiu. Il i ogt-r- thar ESDAY th- 5ith ~
% JANUARY. A. T. ~. b. arf herrty 1r--tir-i.
fur hearing aid ctifCn sriorr fc -rl Tl-titr f fr
Ccurt Hisu - this Cruzs AZ urinia lu - ,rhiA f-
and pt1ce al 2ersc-s cnlrrrgc rf-s aHrea- ai st1
cause. n any fh-y havr uhy said petition sE=f
rranf-d and that Inv crdc- h- pui.hsf l- the rrsf
lsn-us-e Tor frrer suc-crsitr u--s tl fhr - Iflusr
Gszsite- newspaper Houolulu- and if is s--sil-r
ordered that temporary letters - alui-trzfi.su sr
them
Dated Huuoluiu II l.. 3fd Jrnunrr. 4 y -esz
s FttA~t-f~ JUDI
Attest. chief Justice n fS- Ss.---1- CO..
A Rosa. Dcp1ty Clcrs Saur--ns Cnrrf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

ME- CzazLEz +, WIS. the actor. Is playing an
eacacenensi IL Philadelphia He is highly spoken
Of by the press Of that city. In new play trans
lated fEuau The French. - piverzous be had made
quite hit - the character ot eocsntrlc iOyer-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

THEzEE is sucalyrsEs tres better known az an
Australian gum. standing in the yard of DR.. J. F..
Boyca. Of Santa Rosa. IL i 3D feet high. and has
q r-rcumferenos at the base Of Il feet. II IS -
years old and is evergreen branches penetrate far
above all lis other conp1nluns and are visible
freEp all paris Of the city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
geg1I .7dlrriisrmrnfs.
cornr nr an nAMAI

GTPRFNE CoURr az TTIE uAWNGIaN
- ISLAND. In Frocat--in thr E-.ate % TfiUM-
A. NARNANO. % Uunoiui1. drlas-L. interstate.
Before The Cnirf Justice.
on reading and alag tsc petiiou % frank u-,vu.
trading Hrlsrn a Co. % Hruoail- allr-ir Il.as
Thomas Narysue. % Houosaa- died irf-stair 81 urr-
ulu. the fsth day Ct Jolly. A y. is>i snl p1ag e
that lettrrs nf adm uisfrafiu issue 20 n. 2 sardirr
of Hauukaa. Island o. Hawaii
It J. ordered that 1uesdsr th~ 5ih dsy oi Frhra1r
A n. ~ BE- aud hcr-1y j. apruIrt- fer h-ara
petition hFfor- tn aid IEstic~ Tn TIE Ccr- %
This Court Honolulu. vhich fir1r sid riscr sil
persons rricl r11y arT--r and shos c4ls y rur
thcy hFyc. why said petition saud not h~ aufsd
that thu orfe- BE- paHii-het iu the su--h ana Hs-
wsffan iar-ua-r- fnr rhrcr w-~ks a he
hawaiian Gazette and o. k=okoa.' Ucu-pap-rs tn
Uouuiuir.
Dated Houoiulu n. T.. Jan IiIh. A u fsSz
a FRANCIS II nn.
Chief Susticc % th~ Srp-r-l- C1urt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

Tie N1s-s Leffer has issued special New Years
number. a companion to it. Christmas number. il
i as bright and sparkling as the Nerrs Left>r
always IL Accompanying II = >srlial pl1n Of
the Isihzn1s Of Panama ShoSinc ie oourse Of the
proposed canal. which y vell-Uorth preserving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
To Arici.
Eeha T-onl

anor via Ar1irIe NsC-4-
>ecticn l. EhS1 AElici, G. oft
b. BIS EESesSs Ks15eAan-ha Y
gas ~ Be Hnd fh- same is hcr
caBcr ~srh Article - q Sai6 cni
our rae vu-ds FIVE hzsd-eS an.
fsre the words two zAo.usanc- >
ps-Ss $50 kEn6reS and fsy
fr tse vords -oa- ts0a4En<
tban resd - sp-icvz
ar-iels q NsPs--sz shalA
sentative q ths PeosSs, Who iszr
uzie.. ke * 4 rzai-ssl;1rs os1fr
hEre .rrsrs1 a. the fsl ayr 81 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

EK. AKTECR ?. PETEEsoS. son Of Mr.. D. p.
Petersen of this city, has been residing in Ply
mouth to- tvo years studying Law. He has inst
beer admitted 10 the hsr; from paper Published
excellent examination F.: thus vor1hily keeping up
the rsEr1.atioa which Hawaiian 5oys are 50 c0u-
s-an.ir .inninc fn- tharns-Iv.s shr-lai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
SErrizI QoErss.
Neties 70 I,.,lan sshiess..

IssNSr-arH - irALf
Houoiuia. pecsuh-r cs-h. ~.
In conformity with instructions received f-s1 H.
Iislisa Nsirssy's Govvrar srt. hereby regsrst ai
ItaHaa Subjects. Who these Island. - i.
January lS. transmltt 10 this Consulate ths ln--
aud AGES Of themselves and ftrnilir-
* a 2. \ >CgNEfER. Cousai - Iuiy.
WI. STONES Inssr-isiaud E1Fse... l. s-tss.i.lsl
to ACCOMMODATE tEe Paaie ard Is especially ne cozHty
man : Se-vauE
SHIPPERS AND RECEIVERS
Fiad that i; dy.rs not cust any sbiP tassh
and their snail Goods 80 safer $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
= - - il = - ~ quieted

IHE natlve a-ialrs II Neu Le1land have quleted
down Mr.. Bryce-s policy has put an end % mat
fe- that Eas Constant menace % The peace Of the
Colony 4 yzCillltin. policy so1Id probably have
plunLsed the vbole c7,uufry into p1isle1 u J.,
the very nstIves Who were - strongly opposed 70
tr Bryces setiln are noE s=ltlsGei and c1uteuiel.
In oszlilg With ms people. M Bryce las shown
hIuself a real sta-csnaa- be has had 10 I1ns-lIse
sboak niu: be has sid this thing : f0r your good.
yeIlG-f o. Il Ard be has seen that his orders
have besn carried out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
)I)leT
the JeaEaette-

lvsi Of the I-aNsrsfs L
90. o. December .
Island and fitted Q
Thc iszNReffs va
20 tozs register. ano
IN Arctic navigation
aer dGncero1s NILSSON
the ice- She was ShHi
hzrIag a sham. v'edl
rss cGlc1lzte3 thai #
she would t.s lifted &
ia- crushed between
the English Gorsrnn
tended Rs a dispatch
Ftrrr1nean feet. ana "
Allan NounC. who ID
Arctic Mr. Beaneit ]
y authority Of a spec
name chEnSee from -
Tbe ctHlcss Nll1ah y
a-e Island were the res
ilRezasG-, and were M
skilled labo-e-s-
II PREPARATIONS
usa IN with heavy TN
rrsss.d the hold az rsg
IN dome VITA r uev
d beng crushed IN ?
Such IN eTnerEcncy :
ID A. ker bottom and
-, above the 6esp-loa'
ber p-ot=cssa o. the e
= braces. - thsi she
"a cf,sn = pEssaee- J
-,Ssce. a large poop
li,- ADDITIONAL accom-
me .Toazssiss wss mo-
N launch and I've si-S
a. boat, the latter haTr
men. AID ai TIE ssiD
t- easily carried % =
a extra enEPlSaon g
and \ csrsFleie ouia
;ions OF the raachiner
ls damaged, iogeaher
Js An exs-I. boiler "
ve-e thoroakhly Svsi
III kSo yEEsoSSEL-
g.r S.r FrsnoiSco on
a-snel frozn Tins city,
Captain De l,cac, AZ
otlie A5-utiAn Island
IN this pai1.1 she pas
D BeL-Lncs sea- All
u p-ro-.-ss5 20 s. ~
q fur clothing ga
bzeis USs next rescfa
- SnuVsl1C--s- nzilW
ms as vas 6esir.d- u
y was next reached p
5-aIt i1io the Aroi1e
Tne gsrEs.sss vas
: had OF bozrd thirty
4ars and eight afr ]
". De Long. > yeil
~ Ya-k city. and grAe
l~a De Is mAT
tTbsr.es W Cbira u
WAS born n Kingston
ad unmarried
Iahu W. DennezhoEG
cant Surgeon James y
Suuceol-
81 C.-arcc W. Melville
He has e avife and q
York.
so,lIrs ihe scientiss o
= .. Irelznd and 3 YEA
,-rr4l ysErs eonnsosea
Nvwuaub is : EaG'
ere zES ulInzrr7e
,.1,5s-sizl q Ene exp
ah.sr. The ice
= and * yea-S o1 80
: Eft-eaah veal. cene-e
I uticz be 6.s essa
-orr OF -Hn s1ET1'@s'-
/, sa-The finding CT =
= .Ee.ssersr wssrep'oIs
-y.i !, Ge5c-4phicAi 80
- fro-s 81 fetersnr
: - LsezsenAEs0eneT
GeaerzI Ct EHS-en
s1,-rTisu with she o-ev
r. sa-Secre.s-T
..s~-a today the toilgG
- : ,s-kf.ircs Of TIE I'm
: S.4fe. TnskisefnH,
crushed IN the ice OF
I5-- TIE crew
1i ue-e separated ey
- eleven nen- koclt
reached the mouth q
:. Subsequently Nol
~ Auhier and fTelve
, n;.lful oo16iiion- ~
Bazf No : s n'si hea
HcETNSx- 81 }
the following was trans
DRMDEz eH
WaSxr<qruS. Z. C u
,Serse S'sfsinss. =
.aT thz,ks Of the Pre-
. sid persons who have
sutsI IN assszlnG the
! the Esrrreffs- o,furDs
-oreEnuea--
Secres1
-orE --AH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

,.s. fo- a.. bs-sTi - Sc 5sr7-f Srer-neSf
sst-r h.i6 b><iie- hsEiD< uineuiu Eirs a,zrpiy
e -6 s-<-r snd elrzn hezrs! yats-. rheh has bsea
zl.slvr-d ~ Prot Thou Teon e the caanc1gcr ERE
eiIieu as6 P-eaaszrr5 By hin Lhs best hs haa sees
since ne lefl Ezgi11d-
Fr- Srrscctzrr, 11c c1ire
eN s JAS. E LEHG<.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
W. r. CASTLE

Alto HNEX AT Law
and No,sry Pubiie. Attends aii o.. Co--ts % .f,.
- hiuelgr. q.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
DRY GOODS

Uni OUuUS
Prints Of latest
Blue peuIns, '
Hcrrucks Loui
Drills. Pure Il
Blue and Whit
Fancy Dress 8
Russia Crash,
Crocheis and I
ToweliH-s and
Mems White a
LADIES Hose,
tons and iai
India Rubber
Regatta and v
Blue aud Grey
White Cotton ]
Wcolcu Blank
Wooden and &
Tapestry Mats
Mats and Rag
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

Tm usual vail about South Sea Island msssa-
c-ss. comes bv the steamer. Nr. Muir. Govern
roen- agent and two FIJisns Of the schooneT Tsa-
iSlig. have been killed by the natives IF Santo,
EsTiri 70 Sauto = New Hsbrides- The press gen
srzliy n1eun the policy # nou-intsryeution IN
such matters. which Sir Arthur Gorion inaucure-
Ted II Is ssli that The natives attack English
boats with i5npuuIty- a. they nov know that no
vencss1ce vii follow they more careful with
regard 70 boats of other uaiionaliiles-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
NOTES.

b H. AZ oAEHrz started 'o'Oss the Con
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

Il L pleasing to note the fact tia; the movement
toward making Gymnasium IN this city, Is n
fair progress At the informal meetings that =ers
beld II dee-ne1 the best coarse 70 canvass the
Young men Of tie CITY. and ascertain wh-tber
there really =as material foF an Athletic Society.
EOre than I'D IseulhsTs were readily put down.
ard on the Eei-ht Of these. the provisional CON
-ll.tss have drawn up = proposed oousiIf1tlOn and
bylaws which they vii Vfef 70 the spciety. when
II shall Be 0rcsElzet. i vas hoped that the pub
lie meeting would be called this Eeek-baf ever
evening zQpears t. Be already occupied. - the
earliest open evening next Eek viii be ken. The
enterprise Of our felioE-eifizzns i to be cou-
n8ended, Il Is piznned On ih- hruedsst basis free
from rsssrc.l0n Of seI- or * political and other
sectional differences and Is intended to embrace
II Is scope not ouly gymnastics but ais0 gal1ss
such rs football. erlckst archery. lawn tennis and
tie slI1ost forgotten native sDorts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

TEz fOlio=inG extract from the HsrcI1sf an
Dounoes very important move which will have
Q, ns55erable In6nencs upon frsighis and pzssarz
betResa here an csl fr4lcIsoo. Frsights. IN the
8ftg Of the 5oth Esrs advertised al SZjj Ter ton.
IL Is sid fhat the STEAMERS promise excellent
aceoEaniodztion- thoroughly good table and r-li-
able 0foers and very reduesd fare; so for first
class fare to the Cossf: year ago re an
nounoed that the firm Of John d. Spreckels &
BrOtEers contemplated building two large pas
seuggF and freiZnt steamers 70 ruu IN the Homo
lulu and San Frsnelsco trade. Ihe enterprise Of
tins shipping hrm seems to have ASSUMED a
broader shape as vii be from the articles Of
lnc1rPorstlon Of the Oceauic Steamship Company
fled few DAYS ago The corporation announces
that It's purpose Is 70 conc1c1 general passenger
and freight bCsinsss by steam and sailing craft
l- s. Francisco and the Hawai- Islands
a- -u 70 Othsr ports on the Pacific OCEAN
era :, and also 70 p1Tehase, sell rent
rr ate cozl mines, traders warehouses
Ell property necessary for said business
Dir -s are Charles GOOdzlI. Clzrs Spreck-
& ls-=s OeFreasry, Z l. g. Steele. A. L.
Ll ave Io1chsrd and C. A. Spreekels
--s c..Eta zsock Is Ss,509O1o, divided into 25OOg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
A)uaiian Gazette.


WEDNESDAY. JaYTaRF Is. Iss2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
.STEi Ea tIkELIkE-

Or SD laFIIa 49, Aez|a
vtar- afs r-T-.r1s rHsF = {
Dee rafaf - - HsHens
r1f Na-.aA p -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
Licenses Expiring in January, 1854

EEsa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-28

the mass of that conqusrinR column
which had swept over the land in 1910
and drove his administration 10 seek
shelter bshind the lines Of his political
foes. Mr.. Douglas achieved a viotofv
scarcely less wonderful, when, in 1854.
against the secret desires OF a
strong administration. against the
wise counsel Of older chiefs, against the
conservative instinct, and even the great
moral sense of the country, he forced q
reluctant Congress into . repeal of the
Missouri compromise. Mr.. Thaddsus
Stevens, in bis contest from 1865 10 1868.
actually advanced bis parliamentary
leadership ustil Congress tied the hands
OF the President and governed the country
by its own will, allowing only perfume
tory duties to be discharged by the ex-
ecutIve. With two hundred millions Of
patronage in hi. hands 1t the opening Of
the contest, indeed, by the active force Of
Seward in the cabinet and the moral
strength Of Chase on the bench, General
johnson could not command the support
or either house against the parliamentary
uprising, OF which Thaddeus Stevens was
the eliminating spirit and upQuestioEed
leader.
Continued on page ).
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Is The Greet CoHnectlng


It's main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La Salle
GeneSeO. Moline. Rock Island Davenport West
Liberty, Iowa City, MareDgO, Brooklyn, Grinnell,
tic, and AvOca: with branches from Bureau
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction TO HuSca>
tine, Washington, Fairfield E1dOn, Belknap
Centreville, Princeton. Trenton, Gallatin. Came
Washington to Sigourney. OsksloOss AID Knox
vile; Keokuk to Pennington, BOnaparte, Ben
tonspOrL Independent, EldOn. Ottulnwa, Eddy
vile, OSkalOOSa. Pella. Monroe. and Des moineS:
Mt Zion to Keosapqua; Newton 10 Monroe; DeS
MoineS to Indianola and Winterset; AtlentiC to
GTiswold and Audubon; and AvOca 70 Harlan
ard Carson. This is positively the only Rail
road, which owns. and operates a through line
from Chicago into the State of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run eaCh way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY
COUNCIL BLUFFS. LEAvENwoIsTI and ATCHI
SON. Through cars are also run between Miiwau-
kee and Kansas City. via the " Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short L:De.o
The ."Great Rock Island rs magniicently
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect and its
track is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most Will be the pleasure
of ENJOYING your meals While passing over the
beautiful prairies OF Illinois and Iowa in one Of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
meal. as good as is served in any iTSt-ciasS hotel
Cor SeYenty-fve cents
Approaching the fact that majority OF the
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes (and the immense passenger business
of this line warranting it,. we are pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ruI
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, A.
Tickets via this Line, known as the
all Ticket Agents in the United States
For information not Obtainabl6 at )
r, r. CA BILE,
sice President and Gsne=al Manage
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Advertising Solicited for all News
papers published on rue Pacific Coast
Sandwich Islands. Polyn esis, Mexican
Ports, Panama, Valparaiso, Japan,
Chins, New Zealand, the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern States and
Europe. Files of nesrY every news
paper published On thesPaeifc Coast
are Eept constantly on hand end a4l
Advertisers are allowed free access 10
hem during business hours.
~ The HERALD is kept On ii,
esn4 ofhre at ? FTsHER.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIs@

List of Buying Prices of Produce
IN the Salt Lake Market. corrected
Semi-Weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by z. C. M. l. and others:
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

stVV06n the East dnG the WSSE
Sleepfr0 Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palaces
great feature OF our Palace Cars is a SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana
at all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed By th2SA
line and transfers are avoided at Council Blur
Kansas City, Leavenw0rth and AtChiS0n, coz
nectionS being made in Union DepOts.
The principal II. r. connections oh
this great Through Line are as EollO7sss
At CHICAGO. with all dIVerging lines FOR LfeB'
East and South.
At ENGLEwOOD with the LIS. & s., ana -
Fl. w. & c. r. Rds.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P, c ( Es-
At La SALE. with Ill Cect; R. R.
At PEORIA with p. p. q j.; P. d. & E, /. Is. q
W.; III. Mid; and 7. p. 8 w. RdS:
At Rock ISLAND VIII ~aEnWsgks2 and Rock.
Island Short Line ana iSock Isi'd = PEI Fsf8S-.
At DAVENPoRT. with The Davenport D4vislozs
AtWEsr LIBERTY. with the r. c. p. & y. r z
At GRINNELL. with Central Iowa X. r
1T DIES MON rs, with D. NJ & Z. D. l.. =
AtCOUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union PaC nc r. h
AC OMAHA with =. s. 20. p r r. o. NebI.
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with 3, C.R-G y. Z x
At OTTUMWA with Central Iowa r B. "
st. L. Il Pac. and G.. b; and Q. r. Rds-
At KEOKUE- with Toll, PEG. q war, W a 81
Louis IL Pac., and 81. l., keO. & \. W. l.. E3ss
At CAMERON, with II. St j. Z. K.
AtATCHlSON, with Atch-, Topeka & Santa Fee
Atch. & Eeb. and Cen. Br. U. p. r. RdS.
At LEAv ENwoRTH, with Union Pac. and ksa1l~
Cent r. RdS.
AtKAHsAs CITY, with all lines lor the WAC
and Southwest.
Gibson. and LEAVENWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route" are SOLD by
nd Canada.
our home Office, address,
+. ST. JOHN,
GeneFai Ticket and Passenger AEg5h
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The Love of God.

"God loves your This is the clad
proclamation of the gospel taught us by
word and deed, and yet it seems too
wonderful to believe. Many heart is
incredulous over it, and so misses the
Joy which should be well-spring within
it, through all the changes and trials of
life. What is meant by the love of
God? Benevolence, the desire to do us
good, the caring about everything that
concerns us, and more than that, com
placency too, the taking pleasure in us,
the delighting in having us with Him.
He compares His love to every kind of
human love, that of father, mother,
a brother, husband, friend, that we
may know that it exceeds and combines
the sweetness Of every earthly relation
ship. He tells US it is everlasting, I'M
changing, free, personal, infinite.
What an inexhaustible, all-satisfying
treasure But the heart thinks of its
own insignifcance and worthlessness,
and feels it is impossible for God to love
me. We forget the nature Of this won
derful love. 1t is not founded on any
thing in us. There is no difference
for all have sinned and come short of the
glory Of God, being justified freely by
His grace through the redemption that
is in Christ Jesus" Being justified
freely, being loved freely (Hos. xiv a.
1t is just the outflow Of His own great
heart. God commendeth His love to-
ward US, in that while we were yet sin
ners, Christ died for us." II our sins
did not keep Him from loving us while
the cost of that love was pressing on
Him, surely they will not prevent His
loving us now. Sin indeed would have
us from Him, had He not de-
vised a plan Of removing it from us.
Christ took it out Of the way, mailing it
to His cross. And now if the love of the
Father was so great that He spared not
His own son, but delivered him up for US