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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02
SAN FpAsc1sco. Nov % 1880

SAN Francisco, Nov. 20, 1882.
The election from the turmoil of which we
have just emerged has been "a II lid astonisher-
mild, because however unexpected its results,
they seem to have excited little feeling. The
successful Democrats realize that they owe their
success to Republican disgust and apathy,
rather than their own strength, and the Republi-
cans seem satisfied with the result as q rebuke to
their 9 bosses. and to certain methods of party
manipulation.
The Prohibition question too had influence
against the Republicans. The question has
been unusually active during the past year or
two, and the Prohib tionists have scored some
victories in state and local elections, but clearly
the county, at least, those states i'll which the is
sue was raised at this election, is not yet pre-
pared to endorse Prohibition. In California,
the Chinese question had some weight. for al
though feeling on that subject is unanimous.
there is q distrust of the Republican party's
ability to forward remedial legislation owing to
the opposition of the majority of the leaders of
the party in the Eastern States.
Congress will meet now in a few days. and
among the most important measures to come be-
fore it, is the tariff question. Aside from the
special question of Hawaiian Reciprocity, the
whole customs revenue question will come up
on the report of the tariff Commission. The
Commission has been actively at work since the
adjournment of Congress, and has taken "a great
quantity of testimony. Most of it has come
from business men, who have spoken in favor of
protection so far az their particular interests are
concerned. Some professional men have been
before the Commission urging free trade as a
doctrine from the theoretical standpoint. The
report of the mmit has been prepared, but
has not yet been made public. There is reason
to believe that it will not recommend any very
radical changes in the present tariff. The Dem
ocrats will have a majority in the House, but the
Senate is close, and in any event it is doubtful if
free trade has sufficient vitality as a Democratic
principle to make any Roadway in Congress at
present.
The policy seems to be pretty well settled of
maintaining the customs revenue at a high rate
pending the reduction of the national debt.
Geographic service from the Eastern States
has been greatly embarrassed for a few days past
by electric storms, accompanied by an unusual
display of aurora borealis. 1t has been some
times impossible to work the lines at all, while
at other times the operators could dispense en-
tirely with batteries, using the natural electric
fuid. On the Pacific coust the aurora was not WISH
BILE as far south as San Diego, an event unpre-
cedented in the experience of the oldest in
hnbitant of that town. Light minded persons
are disposed to see some connection between
this display of the northern lights aud the re-
cent /" cold wave" that has swept over the Re
publican party.
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professional actress; that there was nothing con-
strained or immature in her method, and she
played throughout with frank righteousness.
grace. ease and naturalness Once in the self
same critique she is called a comparative novice
and an actress who has mastered the technical
difficulties Of her profession and still again, and
this the last, ii is stated, to balance the coldness
and bauteur of which We heard. that - Mrs.
Langtry shows rare buoyancy and elasticity of
temperament and singular cleverness in grasping
emotions necessarily foreign to her own expe-
Renee So much for written estimate. and un-
derneath or through all one sees the selfsame idea
struggling. She IS beautiful, she was 81 in So
ciety.' wonderful state OF being She stepped
out OF that elisium where a prince smiled upon
her she stepped cut-Query, down?-upon the
stage, and all this is SO well known that ~perforce
1t colors the impressions of the audience who see
her In the profession to which che was not born
and their desperate effort to ignore their own pre-
possessions makes their mental attitude a. con-
strained" whatever the Langtry's posing may be.
Swinburne, the bad, the ~unlovely, the intern
perate, worshipped at the shrine Of the Jersey
Lily, and he, too, it is said. c~ontemplates a VISIT
to American shores. Whether he will penetrate
as far as San Francisco belongs as yet to the I'M
movable. but he will lecture in New York, per-
baps upon Ethics. Much m~aligned genius, but
still a genius. he might make some profitable
studies OF his friend the sea on the Maine and the
Central American coasts.
Quite apropos of distinguished travellers, w.
G Irwin and Sam Parker were interviewed in
Chicago en- route to New York from San Fran
cisco. Irwin gave the sugar planters a bosm and
Sam Parker waxed emotional ovec the prospects
of the coronation. which had The effect OF setting
all the Eastern papers talking about the corona.
ton in a manner which will surely send a reit vi
tourists to your city by the January and Feb
ruary steamers.
BY the way, the Sandwich Island horse Gar
field has been in the races this past week. aud
hna uDaAa rnanu oAunfroro h. bio 4a.Cooo,A,
in which he made the half mile in the surprising
time of 40 seconds. On Saturday Garfield was 10
a mile and a quarter dash with five Of the best
three-year Olds ever entered ia a race in Cali.
fornia. lie made IA good third in the race IL
2.ll, and from his performances convinced his
friends and new admirers that with thorough
acclimatizatiOn and proper training the Sand wict
Island animal will yet make a splendid record
for himself. CoARADE.
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The licenses for the Island Of Oahu will be sold
at the front entrance Of Aliiolani Hale on the day
above named, at IL O'Clock noon.
Those for the other Islands will be sold in the
respective districts, on the same date, at such
places a. shall be designated by the several Sheriffs
or their deputies.
UPsET PRICE,. For Honolulu S5OO.OO for eacE IL
eense; for HnO, Lahaina and Wailuku, $4,000 for
each license; and for all other districts $4,000 for
each license.
Txnns. A deposit of IS per cent. upon the fall
Of the hammer. and a forfeit Of said deposit should
the full amount Of license not be paid within 10
days from the day Of sale
JNO. E. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interiov On;ee- Nov. Is. 1882. no1S-3t
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MEssEs j. II. KAPUSIAI AND p. r. Holy have
this day been appointed Commissioners Of Fences
and Of Water Rights for the District Of Waimea
Island Of Kauai, vice Messrs V. Knudsen and Ka-
haoa. The Board of the district now consist Of
Rev. G.. 3. RoweIl, J. H. Kapuniai and p. r. Holi.
JNO E. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior
Interior Office, November 23rd 1882. nOy25 81
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OFFICIAL notice has this day been received that
during the temporary absence of Mr.. J. C. GLADE,
Consul for Germany, Mr.. H. f. GLADE will dis
charge the duties of the Imperial German Consul
late. All persons are hereby requested to give full
faith and credit to all his official acts in that capa-
city. ALT MURRA GIBSON,
Minister Foreign Office.
Department Foreign Office,
Honolulu, Nov. goth, 1882. nOv25 2t
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Christmas Auction
SAL at B. T.. Eh1erS
d Co, on Saturday
Deem
Der Is and 20, NIT.
E.P. Adams will sell
DUH entire stock of
Fancy Goods. ID. e.
EhIers e Co, Dry
Good m
Fort St, Honolulu.
no25
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS,
HOSOLULU, July Sd, 1882
All persons having Water Privileges are notified
that their Water Rates are payable semi-annually,
in advance. at the Office Of the superintendent Of
Water Works. foot Of Nuuanu Street. upon the 1st
day Of January and July Of each year
c. b. WILSON,
Superintendent Water Works.
4 KAAI. Minister Of Interior. nOv11-tf
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OFFICIAL notice has this day been given by Mons
A. GRrP, Diplomatic Agent Of His Majesty the King
Of Sweden and Norway, that during the temporary
absence Of Mr.. J. G. GLADE, Mr.. J. +. HAcKFELD
will discharge the duties Of Consul for Sweden and
Norway. Al persons are hereby requested to give
full faith and credit to all his official acts in that
capacity. WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Minister Foreign Affairs.
Department Foreign Office,
HonoluIu. Nov. 10th, 1882. nOv25 u
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Mn. r. W. HoLr has this day been appointed
Pound Master for the District of Waianae, Island
OF Oahu, vice j. r. Holt. resigned.
JNO. o. DOMINIS,
Governor Of Oahu.
Ofacs Of Governor Of Oahu,
November 18th, 1882 nOvlS 81
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In accordance with Section 2S2 Of the Civil Code I
have this day appointed James r. Holt Jr., Found
Master for the District Of waialua, Island Of Oahu
JNO. o. DOMINIS,
Governor Of Oahu.
Once Of Governor Of Oahu,
November 18th, 1882. nOv1s 81
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On WEDNESDAY, December 9th prOx-. at the
front entrance Of AIiiolani Hale, at II o'clock noon
viii be sold at public auction those parcels OF
GOVERNMENT known a. Lelepaua and
Kaihikapu. situate in Kona, Oahu, subject to a lease
which expires Sept. 1, 1897, at 5000 per annum-
TERMS-Cash; upset price, $500 for the two
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M J.. W. NJ. RooHEA Is this day appointed Com
missioner Of Private Ways and Of Water Rights for
the Island Of Molokai, vice L. Leparte. deceased.
mo. z. BUSH
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Onies. November 10th. 1882. noy25 81
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nto. advertisements.
Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOrolOse

NUTtCF ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuit % a power 81 sale contained In a certain Mort
gage Deed dated November 18th. 1851. made by Pierre Pros
Pire, alias Pctcr iAsstus, u nououiu. Oahu, 20 A. }. Cart
wright Lusfsr q 'k sane place, Of record IN the Office OF
The kcgissrat % u,eNxncrs. iber 10. on pages 23 aud 2pt,
aud for a brc-Ca OF The conditions la said Mortgage Deed con-
tanned, that all and singular the lands, teucmeuts aud heredi-
tAmenis IN said Mortgage Deed contained aud described with,
aner The time HATED by, be sold II Pabic Auction. on ac-
count 81 re brCach Of the conditions a. hereinbefore men
toned
The property In said mortgage described being situated At
kAmAkeia. Honolulu. aforesaid. and more particularly des-
cdhed IN Royal Patent No. -. l.. q. A. No. 1is, Apana s, and
containing an area OF 233 athums, IS feet.
A. }. CARTWRIGHT, Trnstee
CECIL BROWN. Attorney FIR Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, November ash. isss. nora
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Mr.. D. KAHAULFLIo hiss this day been appointed
Police Justice for the District Of Lahaina, Island
Of Maui.
JNO. o. DOMINIS,
Governor Of Oahu and Maui.
Office of the Governor Of Maui, Novembe 2Sth,
1882. deco st
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JOHN E. BUSH

JOHN E. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior.
Department Of Interior, Honolulu. November
qAth 1882 noy25 st
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Nh. W. +. MossHAS has been appointed by the
Board Of Education, School Agent for the District
OF MakawAo, Island Of Maui, vice Mr.. H. p. Bald
win. who has resigned.
W. JAS. SMITH.
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Nh CHARLES MoLTESO has been appointed Sur
veyor and Guard for the Port and Collection Dis
trict Of Mahukona, Hawaii.
z. +. HENDRY
Deputy Collector.
Approved.
SIMON 4. KAAI,
dec2 st Minister Of Finance.
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By virtue Of authority vested in me, 1 have es-
tablished a Pound at Paalaa-uka, in the District Of
Waialua, Island Of Oahu.
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JNO. E. USH
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, November 18th, 1892. nov25 81
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~ The best Percale shirts, extra CUFFS and
two COLLARS, for only 81 90, at CHAs. FIsHELs
POPULAR STORE.
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Triumph is estimated to have steamed and
sailed a distance of g., 90 knots. On arriving
at Madeira the German corvette Olga, with
Prince Henry on board, will be Joined by the
ironclad Leipsic, and both vessels will pro-
coed together on their cruise. II. NJ. S. Heroine,
8, composite screw sloop, 1920 tons, $50 horse
power, has been commissioned at Davenport by
Captain L. F. Blackurne for service in the
Pacific. +. b.
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LIST OF LETTERS

In the Post
Omce, November Gath. IsS3-
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT LANDS.

EUTT u
Interios Office. Nov. IS. 1882. no1s-3t
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HoUsEEURAgsHIhes GOODS.
China, Glass and QueeDsWare.

We are row opening cur stock OF goods for
THG SPaIkG TRADE
f N the NAL U factories in England and Frs-os,
20 uprisng in lart English. French and Porce.
lain l liner ano Tea stts Fu'nivs & ~on's Gel
brs:ed Printed End gRame,sd Dinner sets in
vsIious colots inc udipg the we'll known FOR
MOSu PaTTHRN
rew pst.er s in CHAMBER SETS, CUE
PaEORES TEA SRrS, &C.
ri Al 'LlCA in endl SO variety; Pitchers.
Pouch Ra.Re,s Ice Cream ee.s Pl ,tes salad
SOW e, Butter Dishes, Gu, sdores, Flower Pets.
[Hl.il Busiere, Ice Cream saucers, Teapots
SIC IS and Cres"s
a!uIll!ne cf SSWARE every dsacrib-
ton
LAMPS Lamp Goods. Chimneys, Goble.s
and T. N blers cut snd p',i,.
Rogers B,oSs. Plated Coos in Csstors
-poons Knives FORKS Butter Knives. &c.
Our .ncs is now comp!eEo, aud we would b,
pleas, d to have you call aid examine i. before
lurch ring elsewhers.
mh7-3m E.J MILLER & &C.
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TRUTH .dTTESTED.
lSome Important Statements OF Well Known
People Wholly VERIFIED

tSOmS important StatementS or w eli hn0WR
People Wholly VERIFIED
In order that the public may fully reslizs the
genuineness of the statements, 80 well a. the
power aud value of the article Of which they
speak. We publish herewith the fac simiie sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques-
ton. The truth Of these testimonials 10 absolute,
nor csn the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1sndris, Va, August 4, 1881.
wss throWa from my horse or yesro ago.
and suffered severe wound of the side, which
was aggravated by Gisordered kidneys. Eleven
months ego w=s attacked with pneumonia and
blscd dor disease. deposits of brick dust and abu-
men being discerDaole By the naked eye. was
confined 10 the house for six months, and Was
unable to cross the floor without assistance. My
physlcisn did me no good. Having read in my
religious weeklies o, the wonderful cures BY
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beiae
advised to use it by Captain Graham I did 80,
and an oLce more able to walk the streets. Ny
pains have left me, aud believe II I had used
the remedy year ago should then 60 have
been cured.
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= 70 SNT-h5 prfetn. kESiDaNCE,
with h9 Cras"'n!,i garden ettrcb.d Der. :
TO stu ,;:, on lhe oithD 6: corner IF HI and
r"lrcs T:7ee:s No z35 apply to the under
sltned ol tbe p.nus-s or al juuley & Co'p
1rug c. re. No lG2 Ritg street
MnEI-:t u ~ Ion u IthNEY
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TIE wiacw Of Sir Elward BalEtr L7ttcn.
wao di.d recently 10 England. vas the mother
OF the presep' Lord Lytton, tx-Yic.roy Ct Iodia
She married BuIwer. then risiug move is', 10
1927 and lran.f.rred her proper y. about
50 900 year. to her husband. to eosbIe him to
q laliy for 9 sest il P:rlsmsot. Her married
lilo vas s.trDy To-, sd alter separating she
bacsme h.r hus2s,as most invelerate enemy,
p.r lp caus, ID By bis couGuiog her 10 40 iossue
asy lam. She wrote several novels. 10 w0ioh
be f ured disgracsiully, and onc, che srpur
90 the bus'ioRs " mere be bad 3ss COCO udea b
speech. He h.d ID dismsy. and then she pub
loy denouIded him.
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NJlHGlni6: IN the Clerks ofic, cf the ficr.
pn'"iion G. ur- of !h- city Ut e!e..l drl.,
OF the 1t day 0i Lihr,h .2
Wiiiian T Ferrish no .iants r Parrish
psrtrrrs trading ~ d diiIg uu.i 1e-a n d.r
III" u IN name and s.yIe "i rs:Ii.n Br III re-
conpialnahi.. sGAnst Harris N 5 Barker
a.,as barry 5. Rsr&er late y t.ading q. H. -
W; BARKER a Soh. dcieId=ut. In cnAucary
a;d upon M n..a, htne;t
y semp TIC o'itct OF this SIT /. tn ..:ec5 AZ q
Fu'IecL 20 tas u'' m NJ Of Dia,nth's r'am ..insl
d~i"'Gstt fpr 5G 35, WIN Interest f:ou. feb,u
n'y ~, lSF2 u"til paif, The iut.rceL o. taa d..
lc,G-it ~ o" real es:-i" ~ "a civ OF ale.sr-
clI'. Of Sh C ii. y. ~ BAKE: t.pd liz - w:
A Ioi o. grouud rnd $40 s.9rY hrics TIT, m NJ
chn'r Il '.'ng and Goa IN rec 5 re-ts: (u.,c
*tE!~afd!v al feo, on hnn Iirevl aLd s Oh; Gu
H'1 "'. tuu ti'crce erect n lot Of srCurd ur
ILr :ohh s'de OF King a:ree. tet.eeH Henry
SO !ayuss" ,.7ers. ~ f., oa Hl,g ,tre,t .;ra
LI"n'lhG b. z o fst;. a k,u = 40 lc: on
Ctmn", t,treet between FEye!.e y! Ply els.
Inc u idarl nc. h4vlI Z "ntesiG ala nupe.r
ttc" -'G glVon security slCoft:;9 to the act II
Atetmb y mr. n" yulsn Lt lti- Court a., it. r;.
!,enrR by III !av'l h,L b. is nat q residen, O.
lhs tate: l. 's 'rei t.. q! shiG q f,adaui ~
p"nr he" within oLe rn"i IN alter du- punlics-
lion Of his order. ana do Whist is hes, Y To
IFo,ec: Ills Intrrst III this ,ust. I'D tn.t n ,..,S
o. thls or&er bs f1'thwi i..6rf,ec Ia IA. rzs.-
q, !, ., 10 n'~s1s""f rubh in 'hn cn,
o. Ale1tnorls. o!cI E w-"k fr our suc,e sIvr
" eEs snG ostJd u II c iroit oor of .,.e LCur,
dUu'o OF this city A ,re-i,s:c:
MOTION Il EehTE fNort
Wattlcs & Mushbach p q mhl-w4a
ETlkelNla: L" the G crs's office of,h Cor
por.Iion CpLr. f the Guy f Alrla: ia
on The u day f fobrurr7. 80
j. T.. BcTtcrt IyAni, t..dirr under ih9 ntue
OF Eer1er. B;ysLt coIuyl-i sDL Hea;I.. Fob
ert w. IL f:s,u s!0 d g.rd <. Eoo,sr
pnrtrsrs, trailing Sid d. ii. bIs nsis u6G.r
The u II ntm, Of Ii ". l. E=Din {; Co.. 81 j
hthc.eeft IS. Burgess ard Benedict Bur.
gees p-rinefE, trading Eud ;iix tu.inass un-
dir tbe I'm nsme Of Il. .. Burgess u S.r,
dfi.dsLts. IL chal Gerry rad upon attach.
In-nt.
Me1o. The object of this suit is to rcnover ,A
Sun q! . ,Ul6 tO Gu. BY sn,I fTGn If Il w j.
Eas'n y 20. 10 tho said pisintIH end To attilh
bid su'J CT to Tho payment OF tho eame NV
mohIcs c ue hy the ssiG fl m Of + 4 Eurg,:s 3
cen to :nasad m Of ". l.. Hasin s. Co
Tie deteud.nlt, Il W j.. Hasin .nd pdg.rd
y Cooper, not having entered III .ir spaesr
stco end given stCurIty according to tho Let
cl aFseno y, End rul of this Court and
II spprarIng By sfi1sV. thst they are OF
res:dLnts IT ;bir STATE, it. !s ordered that III
sad deiehdanis appeal haIe with! one month 81.
Ter & uo pub!ics;lon of th's order and d, VIII,
n'c1's ~ 10 pro,ec. III. ir Interests in tuii
aha b It copy Of lns order be forthwith IN
se,.ed IN the AIexsndriA G,z IL" IA newspaper
plo.;sheo N The city Of oleI4udri. onces week
lot 'ur uccesei7e weeks and zoe ted 6. the front
uoor Oi tie Court House o: this city
c'py-.eEt:
MDRTON MARYE, Clark.
"i'tes & MIS- bach, r.I fet2}-~4W
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. " Il .lnG HUU5h FOR HEN r-The
d~e!}'ng hor53 No 70 Luxe st merit e,tt
+ tee :,stho'ic pa'snnsgH low otc pi-d BY
J.pta'H Sark Price will be rerted O.. ra.,o ou-
PIE 'cs As 70 go"d iaaaLL Possession gwen
Kay 1T apps TO
nbI4.!f -shac XTrgRnRG
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3 XtLUIOuN ,>rT:uS -Gh. uodcr.igned
Il, having duly qunilf, d ~ lhs exscu,cr o,
JDSHP:: r. EDW ELL hereby notifies al!
p"r9"s il Z 'h!od 10 The es;a:. Of ha .sid j. sepi
Hove 10 sett!e tna saTla th IN "a son
ss r s:!"le and iI pnrrons tsvin> .irna
* Inst ne estate wi! rrssn: TIC s.mn for act
teG."nt y. W. F'rWEAL Executor
TtG-ln lOi kifr ST. 2 lexa, vs.
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rIrO ALL FAkTIMr InDEBrHD THE
Z LATE FIkM OF II =. w EARExn q
son and 10 II = BAhhkk ir,dipg uId dor the
m nane o: Il s W. Bark / rom
rska notice, tEat Tho unaursrgGe1 bys decree
a. n iIrcu!; Court o. ths c,;p OF 2 a1anrri..
Virginia, IN vaca!on IN tho chsncGr9 cpus, o.
Harris Sm,!l u to,i-son w. Il. >. B-rner et
m!s., VS. appointed receiver o. oil the sssets Lf
tie lotr ii.m Of Il :. " Bsrt or & son anI Il:
:. Harkcr t1sdDg uHdsr the i'm name of II. 8
" Barker & o0r. FL persoDs 1Aehtet to sid
f'In' are r'ql'rtd 60 rnsFe linn e1sts settle,
:",rt. or ''gA proceedings f::l! Dc ils.!tutsd to
collect tho snIne
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ShtC H!EHRHRG.

{'ON 81 LIZ "A FAnH Of about 30 kCRES
situated oa arlington Heights three mtt
rom tba south enc OF t:s : ong Bird, 20 n full
view o. he .pitol SAID farm has be- n used
a= . Dairy Fsrm !er tho lsss thirty years
VIII Soil tna %ac!" IN body or divide it in three
tsrrs Of soeut IGG scrss s,ch ,mpro7em snts
90 Term ras. pars0n- wi GGp to ins pert
tho uropert5 cin reach tno SANE By Washington
aud ;!bio IL Il III SriIlrion etaiion which is
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29
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Alexandria, Vs., August 4, 1881.
About 10 months ago l WAS consIo erabIy
troubled with constant desire to urinate. On
the Recommendation of Captain J. q. Graham
began 10 use Wsrler's Safe kidney and Liver
Care. and it has effected an entire cue in my
case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29
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Thousands of edually strong endorsements
.ed-hsve been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in all dieeases OF the kidneys, liver
or uriHsry organs. If any one who reads this
has any physical trouble, remember the great
danger of delay. dec23
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