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EprroR SATURDAY Press; In the gazette
Of las, week is an article entitled The Two
pollatc, referring to the two silver dollars in
circulation at the prcsen, time in the United
States. The article closes with these words
And tlet me whisper it) il the United States
standard dollar was relieved of four fiiths of its
Objectionable bulky nature we would think the
coin greatly improved, and II would be more
acceptable as a business tool than the present
standard dollar, as the same weight OF metal
as 1t now does and siW ii iooHIi 6c morM enc
inad,ti ctnts 10 ne aoiiy, If eoiati and p,eb.
t,iy otrHidtfsi"
| II seems little strange that anyone pos.
| sessing the business capacity and good judg.
ment which we know the writer of the above
| words possesses should publish statement Of
| this kind, especially since the division of
finance has been SO clearly discussed and ex.
planned since the rise of the imitation craze in
America. The idea Sc, forth in the above
statement is simply this There is no necessity
that money should possess any intrinsic value.
The government stamp makes it money, and,
therefore, valuable. or course, then, material
has nothing to do with It's worth. II, as the
writer states, fouriiiths Of the silver dollar can
be removed and the remaining fifth be worth a
dollar, then piece of copper, tin, iron, paper
or wood, with the government dollar-stamp
upon it, would answer the same purpose. II
| Ia th.p 4,
an ounce Of valuable gold OF silver for money
when pieces of comparatively valueess paper,
stamped by government, and declared legal
tender by law, are just rs good. II "fdtiSm''
is well founded, then every dollar of the green.
back redemption fund of the United States
should be withdrawn, and gold and silver dis
carded for use money We cannot imagine
a more beneicent discovery then "fatim''
would be il it had any foundation in science or
experience. What grand thing it would be
for these Islands! The government would
then have no need to ask for a two million
loan-t could make its own money. Not only
could i, make the amount of the present called.
for loan, but twenty, forty, sixty, yes, hun
area HiiilOns. nc COuiu t1eil nave II CorOni-
ton that would ndeed astonish the world, and
could make every guest happy, by giving him
a cool fifty thousand to take home with him.
But, alas! this cannot be, for experience has
shown the fallacy of the "fat" theory, and
demonstrated that nothing can bc successfully
used as money unless it either has intrinsic
value according to its purport, or is redeemed
by the issuer in such value or its equivalent
whenever it is presented. J.A.C.
| Wailuku, Nov. 2Sth.
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Des.sis note ia Port.
.,pectef from Foreign Forts.

B,sguN, Am 81 ANY TuENEE .............. Newell
uue Jan zs-Fa. {. Brewer s Co. aEt&
RRFuEs Ger. - c. X HfstoF ....... Walter
Dur Feb sssss u. Haskfeid CO. agts.
GLsaa0s, Rrit ship AHEHANkss ..-....... Chapman
Dac Ian 7o-sE G. " Macfaran, & Co. agtS
tiyrRfv.lt Brit O., ULtoee .-.... Swctusla ssh
Doe Jan eogs I u Davies ( Co. agts.
NkEti,iu va Hama, Am "a. FoEEsr QusEs Nelson
Due. Hsekfeid s Co. agtS
SEs CNSrtE ssw., An ship GFrrYsHuEG Theobad
Doe GA. IS. Ships
NEw NasK, Am- hktnc. ELINoE NEEsuS Humphrey
Doc March s.ta Casile Cooke, ag's-
PoEtL,SB, o, An. ~ AluEa BEssE ....... b.. Noyrs
Due. Bodies & Co, agtS.
SoUrH sEA Is Ha~. sch JULiA.......,.. b., Tieruy
Due usc- g-Io
vtcroEI.. h G Brit. 8 s. MAosks, ...-.... Bradley
uec- Io-ts. n. Haekieid & Co, Agents.
FtNaise's Ist-NNp An hgtue. w H. MsYEE, Howe
duo Dee. ts-zA Hfrxef & CO. Agents,
EUEEEk, Am. bktnc EHNA CL-tU pINA..-.... Nais1n
Fuf kahuiui. due Nov. ss.Fo.
Sks FyASctsdo. Haw hgtne., PoNARE ........ Drew
For kahuiai. due Nov. ss-Bo
SAs FEAScIscu An bk- D. c. MuEEAY.. Hanson
duc Dcs. s-io, ,. 4. Sehaefer & Co Agents
Posr Gstshls, Am. bkiae kLtstTkr -...-.--- Cutler
Due Dee. io-is- H. Haekfcld & Co. Agents.
HUubatur. Am tern Eva. ...-...... Wickman
Due le~ers & Cooke Agents
SENcNsrtH S.Sw., Be. bktue., LocH LsE Jenkins
Due pVc. ia-Is. wihler S Co. Agents
LlvEErult, Bfi ship ltssT CapEr--,-... lack son
10 AL S0s a. G W MaCfarlane 4 Co. Agents
SYusEy. FNNa AUSTRALIA. ...........-. Iulloch
Ure "a II Hackfeid 4 Co, agts
SsS FssRCfseh. FN,s-s- CRY o. SYDNEY Dearborn
Due Dec -. H. Haekicid s Co. astS
san FsAElsslu. o.$s SuFE ...-....... Doid
Dss Dee -. wH G Ir.sin CO. Agents
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4 71sr or ENDUHANc6.

novel capersineni 10 tcst the en,iurznoe u
'ne e'''csrs II the Cavalry Brigade Il the l,a.
Ieiial Guard siafioncd Al Warsaw Vas performed
icecaiiy. Ten ofhcers. ehoeen t,y loi, and ,hclr
es'asandeI, LsnsrL struskon, rosle u miles on
eeefse lad cat aioani the Moksloa Plain,
-dFAnlng Warsaw, b<t~ccn the hour, II "
A. n. and 20 >. N. They changed theiI
h's,es a. ssiea a. they wished. Ia nss,si eases
hse % Asa times. and tcs,e,i only t~sniy minute,
aasshg the day. They were weighei bsfose
siAiilng, AMI At tbs cod II The ifiai all Sese
iesnd 10 hase losi eseels Ccneral slloak.a,
ne asssage isss hssng si.Ha foaf l<aansis.
ssihs' 'hs men nos ,h<is hosss aptsase.i 70
Is 'aaeh Ai,zusi.
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SHIPPING.


Pauaht 80 haul O5taia. ........ ....... bee. @
I itrits. sIa1 King frun liHu u..... .......... "
Malalu 1at Mgbrreaf, ffau koslAu ..... "
taattHi. an tlifrs fu Nsslaea, koHa Kan. " s
Discovery. hktuc, r,fttmaa, iin r5st to~ussn " 3
Waiusrsia. sfnt Scls1u. ffara Nsimanal1 " 2
MAJ = fefef. ash., from Hanuspo s........ % 2
\ kuidHanu - ffdfn NltAiA .-.... ....-.. " ?
iihsbbo. sth iifu~nei. frau Ffaaula ..... " 7
Nasth Sisf, Nn bfEntns. Mafrhauss, fn New
Catile y : N............. ......- "
J. n stregksls. An hfEatnr. futS. ffau s y. "
Marsal' s-h iruaf kukuihlse. ...........
Moteia. tm, NeGtvsof. fruW koolsu. ...... 90
ksAa N frem kealau s........a..
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tlshut sirl tareafsn. f1r Moloka ard Hana. Dee.
kilanes i1u. etrt-. Sears, ~ kahuiuL ....... e
&. X Bish3p, stm., befry fuf Kauai ...... !
Waimaaala snt Ncilssn, To- NaImanaio ...-
I,tske. stu., king. fas Hio- ......s-...
Mukuii, sut Nttsteg1f fut koolau. ..s. ..... ."
thutat. ssh. To- Walalua- ....-...- '
Lirns Marshail Ani ht. Bsrgman, II Tsnsnd "
keirsierr An sh lark, hakef. fnf eruise -..
tsalani. ari tsfes, fof Maalaea, kuna s kau ''
kaluRa sah fdT kipahuu ............ o
Waiah. -.h. fs Naibo. 81. .-.. ....s..s...... I
Halrakaisa. s5h Crane, fos Hilo. ..... .s......
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s"'uyi ffHtas3a uAaatef~fi Haxafsid 4 %, .ta,yl,
y f.sth Ians l-s@A-f, sstJsd ds~-.sd pns haisr IS
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cupREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

~ ISLANDS. In Probate. In the matter OF the
estate of s. DAVID BURROWS late of Honolulu
deceased, at Chambers, before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and filing the petition and accounts Of A,
J. Cartwright, Administrator Of the Estate Of s David
Burrows late OF Honolulu, deceased wherein he asks
to be allowed SiS,o47.g3. and charges himself with
sstot3.ts. and asks that the may be examined
and approved and that final order may be made OF
distribution OF the property remaining in his hands
the persons thereto entitled and discharging him and
his sureties from all further responsibility such.
1t is ordered that TUESDAY, the 9th day Of Jan
uary, A. d. 1888, at ten o'clock ~, before the said
Justice. Chambers, in the Court house, Honolulu
be and the is hereby appointed the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts, and that all
interested may then and there appear and show
cause II any they have why the should be
granted, and may present evidence to who
titled to the said property And that this order, in the
English and Hawaiian languages, be published in the
SAruapAy Pass and kHokon, newspapers printed and
published in Honolulu for three successive weeks pre-
,ious to the time therein appointed Tor said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, H. l., this I'D day OF November
A. ID. 1852.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Ates, JoHN l.. BARNARD, Clerk Of Supreme Court.
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DIED.

fsssss 10 ~, CAY. pss "a. c-.~ss Bradley n..A
q. sssd - Ss4r,
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PRESS
SATURDAY. DECEMBER ,ss..

An matter for the Saturday Press should b
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS
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rssyy has hssa the guasaiaa angel ,
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NJ AEwkSr sTyikS ARTISTIC Tvtx AND.
ps~me>. kntsstAAa>s<a<., sss.. ste. ee<srsx'1 tsk
- sss..ssd II yssa1A,y 1sTs = - ssfsysy -.
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English and Hawaiian languages be published In the
sATuapAy Pass and hhokeh newspapers printed and
published in Honolulu for three successive weeks pre-
Vous to the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated a, Honolulu, II, l., this I'D day of November,
a. ID. 1852.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Attes, JoHN f. BARNARD, Clerk OF Supreme Court
IIg-3t
II HACKFELD & Co.,
OFFER FOR SALE
WV0ICES OF NEW GOODS.
JUS, received per kals and. ioInri,
From BREMEN,
Consisting in part Of follows
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
Denms, Brown and White Cottons, Drills, Tick
ings, Turkey Red, Merinos- and
colored, 4 qualities. Repps, Alpacas,
Cobourgs, Italian Cloth and
DIR E SIS GOODS,
F1ne Silks.
Black, Gros-grain Fancy Colored and Striped.
Barege, Crepe, &c,
Mems Furnishing Goods,
etc, Merino and Cotton Uudershirts, White
Bosom Shirts, Socks & Stockings, Gloves
oetaAsI Soee oi eEoTHiNG fGifses eonsistax aass m
Of Fine Black Cloth Coats and
Pants, Buckskin Sacks,
Pants and Suits, Felt.
Flannel
Sacks & Pants,
Boys Shirts and
Children. Jackets, !.
r. Coats & Leggings, Mon
Slippers, SIX and /. c. Umbrellas
ssa%s eSsson falli.s isa fo@s.
.e Velvet kSSo:
Blankets,
White and Fancy Blankets,
Fancy Striped Wooden, two sizes,
Scarlet Orange White Woolen and 4 points.
PIE r F UNI e r Y,
Genuine Eau de Cologne, Lubins Ex-
tracts, Toile, Soaps, Phiioeome, Hair
Oil. Combs. Looking Glasses. Pipes, l.
K Balls. Harmonicas, Blank Books,
fsS fsp. 'fsi Elastic siss'!ss sssass Ssd xasss ss%.
Vtemma Furniture,
Es,ensien. Arm. Dining room and Parlor Chairs
saddirs. Caifskiss. 0trtAs. ssirr.p Leather.
Hemp & !, K Pa King. Coal Baskets
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERy.
Containing Plates, Cups, Teapcs, Bowls. Chambers.
Rice Dishes and Bakers, nsmlehns and
and Tarred Rope, Coal Bas,s. Gunnies, Twine,
Buraps. woolpack and rwied saeking. Linen Hose
SUGAR AND RICE BAGS.
of all si1ss and qualities
GsOceries.
Sardnes In half and quarter boxes.
cocoanut Oh, Wash Blue, e. White Lead.
asssssi i s.s Iia:::a .s. ss o. VIM. ss' sise Faint,
LIQUORS,
De Laage hls and Boutelleau ( > Branay
and other brands. Rum. Gin, St. Puld
Beer, Ale and Porter, Port Wine,
Sherry, Rhine Wine. Fine and Table
ClAsets, Champagne, Dry Held
seick nonopols, Ch Faare, G.
n. Mumsn 4 Co, Sparkling
Hook. Moseiie. &C.. &C.,
GerDsaM and HaraMa Cigars,
rtaisd safs sps.on., FHks Crasis. Tea
.ss., Csps. NAPKIN Ring, SaI,sr. etc,
HarsiWarc,
rosls, aad basehss knissa. Ssissess, shssp Shears
Needles. ssssoss<, fiie.. syafs. G.isanissd kaaas
Hoop tsoa. keg kissss, Hansasssr. Nsi,s
Metal asd Canspo4sfios Naiiz. basihess
haLlau Metal. Sugar Co>lsss. lsoe
rsaks.
PORTLAND CEMENT.
Fss ciau nas<!s.ass csat Five esl<ts. Tuss.
enSey osusls. oab nsass. Ae.
odsss sc~ ~ ssAa i.i.nda eassssIay ssssaisdso
r. Hs<A/ssS = a.
NnE viRST Class SIT JkysRv's LAWN
~ Tssais tss HAs = = 9. tAsans tus y. h&ss.
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A LABAhA CLAIMANTS.
The foilo~ing named persons hereby notified th.,
ihsn ALABAMA CLAIMS require ,hsw Immediate
tsrsasal ATTENDANCE the oikcs Il the aniesA,gnsd.
An saias. ~hsshsf mentioned .~io~ os nas. maa 50
tor~asd BY ,hs sass Decsmhss ssd. ,hs,
s.li l- toa late
kimo. KamsL,ai.
rshau, kamAi.
kskahz, A.nohaka.
ksoai. kahan,oku uii.iai,
kala., ksLlislspa,
k1hanzaui. kalsia,
Doainxe Iops>, Jsha KaHss.
k.ms hssis. J.ek Ho4.
kaash<las, kznakaoaAi,
ik4aka. Aakzaua
HaAa. Isais hss>y,
o. Hs.kaha>,
Haziki, kskipA.
no<sao. kAl>s~iz.
kA.>kA, Psks (rs~u hoslssAA
t;so ws<hlnxso@. kaius.
ALsRED s HARTwEI.i.
:. ~, ss k>aAsnAas assst,
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a pMINlsrRAroRs NOTICE.

The undersigned. having been appointed Adams
traitor of the estate u u. KEkUA deceased notice Is
hereby given to all persoas having claims against the
aid estate to present tho same, duly authenticated
with this poI~r vouchers whether secured Otherwise
To the undersigned within sin mspths from the date
hercd. they will b~ forever barred
All persons owing the said estate requested TO
make Immediate payment TO III. under signed
w. AUSTIN WHITING
Adminsfraia ~ the estate a ID. kekua.
Ott,oe. KaahuInana street, Honolulu.
Dated Dcesmhsr q, tsss. tt9a
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vEpSsi
OOlspLErE sE1s

e1~s@sa.sx ssa sps<iss Il Sssss Asd Ssaes sssh
Pat sosAensssx - u ths -sAsiks ssd ss@srs
ss IA . ssss. sss ss...s,...,, ..s., -s. =. .
ls.k " a<ko>nt@isy ~ .Iisfs sae 4 " u s sss,
ss~y. w ~ ~ lHo5 q iuRuhs Vat ss<<s
>k1se ta6V
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s.sss e 6 ss.si q ssE E!... !.sssss y. = ls~. s:
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR AA4H4,
g Sell a. / Household Article.

TTEIIf, poo as we'll as the rich, the old IN
i we'll az The Young. the wife as well as
the husband. the young maitte1, az we'll rs
the yauny man. the girl rs well as the boy.
nias inst ITS we'll earn few dollars in hen-
..st employment, az to SIT around the house
and wait for Oil hers to earn It for them. We
can civ you employ 1pent, all the time, or
during your SPAR. hours only; travelling. a.
in your own neighporhocd. among your
frierls and aeaaaiotaHees. II ron do not
care for employment, VIC can impavt valua-
bic i;,fornatioa to you free Of e,st.. It will
cost yen oriy one cent for Postal card to
write for cur Prospectus, and 1t may be tho
nc:sns ci making Ton II good many dollars.
10 not E2gieet this opportunity. You do
not have to invest large sum Of money,
an. run great risk CT losing it. You will
readily see that it VIII BE an easy matter to
make from So to s sloa week, arr. establish
a lucrative and independent business, hon
or.bie, straightforward and profitable.
Attend TO this matter NOW, for there is
MONEY IL II for al, who engage with US.
we will surprise you ana you viii wonder
Why yeu never wrote to us before. WE
SEND FULL. PARTICULARS FREH. Address
BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
Name this paper.) MARION. ONO.
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-~0@%~-~

NATURE TO TUE RkscUE.-A young man
visits his sweetheart He soon perceives
that she is becoming pale, feeble, liteless,
cross, fretful and unit for anything. She
can't eat Il hearty meal. she can't sleep
soundly. she can't laugh heartily. she has
become rather melancholy and dull, she has
lost her brilliant wit and sparkling eye, she
complains of headache. hutterng Of the
heart. etc. His visits soon become few and
far between. Poor girl A married gentle
mans wife is nearly always down with
some complaint; she growls and sco'ds and
frrts che can't walk up hill, nor ascend Il
flight OF steps; she is suffering every day;
she is thin, weak aud feeble, and half Of the
time unable To attend to her household,
duties. The husband fails i'll his duty.
Poor w".nan. There is remedy for all
cases similar to the above. Which assists
nature in touing and building up the feeble
and Tagging energies, it imparts vitality,
adds iustre to the eye, brilliancy to the
int. lleet, gladdcns the heart and restores
women to strength. health and happiness.
The remedy is known as English Female
Bitters. which is making wonderful cures.
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selves il, "a reii.asiils group, ent gtiaes
produced two inimsHsts baskets OF tsii-
eiuns refreshments, and we s.isi ample
Justice to tle hospitality Of the Dinit's
Room. Facling refreshed with ilie#sI x
ling ieasts and wine, our party wandered
on until orr course WAS checked 10y the
River Slyx. 1t was !, d;izz!ing sight to
witch from |. hill above the gay girls
and boys crossing in Il beautiful boat
two by two. hear tile oars lash the waves
in unison with the music, lut 1t made rs
sl,u,l,l,r to reilcct that perchanre, daring
cur absence On the other side, the r've'
might rise to the top Of the Cave ana
nLstruct onr return for several days. This
had actually occurred at one time In ti''
past when two guides had gone Oh az
exploring expedition. and they were
! obliged to lie fat in The boats and pull
themselves over the river by graphing
the ceiling uf the Cave. We next cam"
to Lake Lethe where the ESel:ss Fish
hold their own, aud not much martyr
dom d., they undergo, for had they eyes
What could it avail them in that darf
abode. ? While refl.cting.on the euriou'
creation our eyes aligitel on wonder
ful and very beautiful formation in thu
! centre of the ceiling, standing alone H.
its glory, and OH examination found it +"
lie tho Last Hsse OF Summer. Passing
| Oh to another chamber, We might have
| imagined ourselves suddenly transported
| to the shores of Greenland, for on look
| lad about Us, we discovered hanks Of
| snow and icc,ergs lnalnng mp i'll terri
| fyipe sra,de and tearn. lest some II
our happy crew might begin snow bali
exercise, we hurried from the Snow
i Chamber, to feast upon the dazzling
brillianey of the Diamond Room. II
ylistened as if very diamonds had been
tossed about ITS walls, but the cnpility
| Of one Of our gay escorts having tempted
| him to pl.rlnin some of the precious gems,
Ii. fou,Hl them cling tenaciously to the
! walls and strive To impress him that they
were but for ornament, not Tor any us"
i'll the world.
"Who wants .n climb the Rocky
/ Mountains ?" shouted one of our guides
Feeling that by the time We could reach
home agai,l-h#ting thea Travelled eight
| :uiles-we would have had enough eNer-
ciss fer the day, we unanimously de
clinei, and hogan to retrace eur steps
| This we did withou: interruption exec. u
occasionally to await the appearance .
FEMME and Charlie, two lovers VIII.
uouI become SO eniart,ired with tht
beauties of the Cave AS 80 entirely forge
that they belonged to any other part,
/ bat themselves. Although tired on
| w.;Ii our sixteen miles of hard work, VIZ
| were merry participants in the dance
that evening, and left next moriin!
highly pleased and most f:ly"rably in
pressed with our trip to the Ma:nlnotl
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Y AT E MIS-

We continue to act NJ Solicitors for Pat
'nts, tav"nis. Trade Marks. Copyrights.
etc. for TIL" United States, Canada. Cuba.
Eng land. France. Germany. etc. We have
had TtlETr-FIvEfYEAHs EXPERIENCE.
P;..cnts obtained through. ns are noticed
i'll the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. This large. and
splendid illustrated weekly paper. So 90 a
wear. shows the Progress OF Science. is very
interesting, aud has an enormous circuIs
ton. Address MUM e. CO, Patent So
licitors. Publishers of SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
81 Park Row, New York. Hand book
abou. Patents sent free.
On motion, duly seconded, the Council
adjourned
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lon;dosonoillc Chief.
I've Dollars Il Year

FATAL BREACH.
Atleiiins Wore his breec.ses tight,
OF that he .lisln,t think
When lie !ti,t oil The roller skates
70 show Il at e'riifls
His first adventure was his iaaf:
Ii III put on skates no mere;
lie tre, to kick the roof I'll ii,
AM! SIT down Oh the fnor.
When Dolply dropped The girls all laughed
1t WAS III awful fall
And when they had their bucks all tnr,el
He backed mp gainst The wall
H.. called :, friend. tool; ef, the skates.
And, giving him 81 WINK.
Said -. jim, lcl,sl mo flint long tailed coat
want 10 leave this rink
s-..t --I7GonaHt
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A London medical officer, DR.. Gihbo

A London medical officer, DR.. tsihbon,
is authority for the statement that the
Jews Of London average twice as long a
period OF life as the Christians. Pull
monary consumption aud scrot1,la are
almost unknown among the Jews of the
metropolis. Their children seem to
suffer less from disease than do those Of
the English and Irish Gentiles in neigh
boring localities.
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Assays oil several hundred million
dollars worth of the native gold Of
California have shown an average pro
portion Of $50 tlousandths Of pure metal.
The gold of Australia gives III, average
of $50 thousantttils.
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Money for IL Rainy Day.

For six years my daughter was sick
FROM kidney and other disorders. We had
used up our savings Oh doctors, when orr
dominic advised us to try Parkers Ginger
Tome. Four !utt!es effected Il cure. and as
a dollars worth has kept our family we'll
over !. year. we have been able to lay by
Money again iar Il rainy day."-A Poor
Mans wife,
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Purify the blood and regulate the bowels,
ifyoa would have health; There re- n + no rc M
this purpose. They act directly on the
organs concerned. going to the seat Of dis
ease and driving 1t from the system. Nor
do they stop here, but strengthen the sys-
TEN, giving It tone and action, rendering it
much more capable Of resisting all future
attaGks.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20

The desirahlits of connecting light
ming conductors with gas and water
mains has been recognized by the Saxon
Government, which, has issued instrnc-
tons rs to the best methods Of making
the CONNIE tlOIiH.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20

OLD Pill Boxas.-lhousands of these
have been emptind by suffering humanity.
And what Il mass OF sickening, disgusting
medicine the poor stomach has had to con
tend with To" much strong medicine. A
pleasant medicine is now taking the place
of al! these pills, which cures headache ANA
is the Very thing you need 1t is known as
Bailcy's Saline .rcricnt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20

The dazzling effect OF the electric are
is Il source of Objection to its use us IL
locomotive headlight by tbs French
ens;ucers who have been trying it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20
Sugar Barrels.
RICE nnnDEln-

A 5 AGENTS OF several OF the largest fac
"A. tories in the West, we are now prepared
to contract with SUGAR PLANTERS, RE-
F1NERS and RICE MILLEkS for our excel
lent kiln dried barrel material, consisting Of
Elm slaves and the celebrated Patent Elm
Hoop Sawed and planed with the grain Of
the timberl and the heading to match
Prices given delivered in New Orleans As
our orders will he largely in excess of our
ability to supply, those Interested will do
well to contract carly, and thus enable
prompt delivery. Apply to or address
JAMES II. LAWS & CO..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Or L. c. KEEVER, 142 Gravier street.
New Orleans La
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20
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DR.. Elicit Cones new list Of the birds
Of North America mentioIls 1888 species
Only about 500 were known i'll Audobon's
time.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-20
Questions and ansu erS.

Wliat remedy is leading the sale of all
other remedies? \"
Ans-Brown's Iron Bittcrs.
What medicine is proving itself to be Of
miraculous merit in restoring lost health,
strength and vigor!
Ans-Brown's Iron Bittere
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The delicate, e,naciatcd and intirln find
perfect health, sure strength and youthful
buoyancy i'll Browns Iron Bitters.