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The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18
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AND CATTLE LlEISsn

is for all ordinary diseases of Horses Cattle
Sheep and Swine. 1t and prevents CHICKEN
CHOLERA Your is certain to yield 20
MORE AND BETTER MILK AND BUTTER Stock Fattens
on One Fourth less Feed!
Being in possession OF large number of excellent
testimonials subioin few
have been using your Cattle Powder for horses,
cows, chickens and pigs, and find il FIRST CLASS
thiug-George Bond Germantown Pa,
Please send me half gross OF cattle Powder have
used two packs my and chickens. The COW
gave nearly twice the quantity of milk that she did be-
fore, and gave twice the amount OF butter. My chick
were dying but cured Immediately after had
used the powder Yours truly Jonas Pasonr, Dallas,
N. G.
have used and compared your Cattle Powder with
all Others and say IL is The best for horses CATTLE
sheep, hogs, &c have tried 1t poultry for many
complaints, with success III every ease,-Jonathan
Weaver, Berry burg Pa.
Last summer you sent me package of your powder
which gave to my poultry and have not had one
iroopy~ ~tirfry or cifieKcn since.--Mrs' wm Knapp,
Orange N Y.
Send me pack two of your Cattle Powder. The
pack got from you last winter cured the chicken
cholera gave of ii to neighbor and II cured
his chickens.-John Williams, Sprace Vale Ohio,
Address me for pamphlet full of useful information
for the farmer horseman or dairyinan
+. A. MILLER,
331 Arch St. PHILA, Pa.
The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18

CABBAGE FRIED WITH BAcoN.--Boila a cab
bage in salted water drain and chop. Frv
some slices OF bacon; take from the pan and
keep hot Put the chopped cabbage in the
same pan and fry with the bacon fat, adding
pepper Lay in a hot dish with the bacon
upon it and serve.
The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18
AGENTS WANTED to to, supply ). y. y !, /,
RSO R,EW ARD.

EyIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR CORN
II or of rheumatism that NAPLES ELEC-
TRIO aLM will not cure il the directions are fol-
lowed One box OF the Balm will go three times urth-
than any Liniment II is the Largest Box of 0int
ment in the wordonly % cents per box 1t is one Of
the finest Preparations in the market for Burns 1t Is
warranted to draw the fire out In zen minutes Give it
trial and you will like it. For sale by all medicine
Dealers You will always find good stock of the Balm
at the Drug Stores of s. w. Cochran Co.'S, q. NJ.
Shamalia and F. l.. johnson. Lambertyie, N. j.
Sept q, 1881 .-3m
The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18

tire army-at least should think IL could,
from the way I've heard Cousin Walter talk,
who's a member of it.
As it was, could do nothing but sit there
like statue, with my head pinched by the
iron frame behind me, and the artist in front
of me fussing around his cannon-like arrange-
meut which, had it gone off and killed me on
the spot, | thought would be in no way sur
prisng in this land of surprises.
In five mi lutes the picture was taken, and
then, as the two red d-faeed men came forward,
resolved to make one last, bold dash for
liberty.
Giving sudden spring, bounded from the
chair, rushed for the door, and-plumped
straight into my fathers arms.
"Well, Max he began, in the calmest
tones imaginable ~ see they haven't quite
taken all the life out of you yet" aud then he
went on talking in German with the fat men,
who soon grew rodder in the face than ever
as they shook all over in fits of laughter.
| Aud what do You suppose all the fuss had
beet about? just this. had happened to
be the milonth visitor that had entered the
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The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18

TO make tomato soup take two quarts of
soup stock, or MAKE good beef soup, stir, let
cool and remove fat, put it into a kettle with
two quarts of tomatoes reduced to a pulp by
straining through sieve lin Winter one eau
of tomatoes will dol, thieken with yermac;rli
season TO taste, boil half an hour. The above
proportion is for three quarts Of SOUP.
The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18

Eggs can be preserved in the best and most
effective manner in common lime water at a
low temperature, and there is no necessity
trying experiments. When the eggs are kept
III liquid they lose no moisture by evapora-
tion, but when kept dry they lose some of
Their water, and their quality is detericrated.
The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18
Quick as a Wink!

: Mr.. LOCKWOOD, while IN
I Europe, secured a new and
valuable process for making
! Instantaneous Photographs,
and takes pictures of cl lid
ren or adults as quick as a
wink II Union Square.
New York. Imperial Cards
So per dozen.
The Lambertville record., 1882-01-18
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR T0aIG

June %. lssO.-ly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-15

-sE --y1- gusSz11- h. E-uglln-- 11l-y
-a-u> -- ls.g--E E- tls present 1z-e. u
ur 1gk E AU>-ralz- .uJpsrS t-uu TIE
H---> cs-Le> l-saG there glE-cs We
I EE -la rect--.v E,-rszrG En-. VI c1rs,lier
Fzr -1E---1E q e--- -7-- favored iSlss. i. :
sr @ s c-E 1hl- Wherever 8g-
- a-se-rr-~e. uuC- E-y extensive
. ~el-=. has r,as- u-lis--aza- tEa- ers great
- E rl1ck stands IN tie way Var
Cos ,r----1- have been --ia6 a. Eehi,
s-- 1--g 'la,r- --Iv De- 5-uwr b -r--
r-- -r~e ~ have irgw- t-rr E--urs ard
Asa aEa southern cur- -r1ss aE ths pa-isc
sug-t EXCESSIVELY GA Asa LLs Elfvre
-s -l1grrr seems EE-,i-y t1 enter IN
l- eI---s-lr1-- and ever Fl5f where the
L-.-g- cooke ls> beer 50 1,--ca cur q tzvur.
LE~ lri On s--- tr I'm Itbscrr1e-
rlll5ar ll interest ll za-ch l-y sE1rts
.-- --zl--E -ElcrgEs tl1s nav - II rr1
--- -izE --r 1-srlszs Cf ether govern
--s l,->ls~ -C- -v-
flg culr-vr rf >1--l Australia Ia, s.r
Soma --r been >artv-- ca gr5azr e1cl5e
ETgre-s ana 1- e1r- o. u L>-g uassss,s a
rag-a L-- -rI-r- Aet. h-s s1ys sydney
uargr 5-e Ef11.-faas Il England cor
---.1a l-1>r gs Ll.G1 Ia the natter and The
-s vr~ u-tllF'lf Af-sr cc-,fts
~ -r~u--ieEes. sEs L-.i-1r Gov
s-- I11Lv ----e--at tEl- >cr-s ora
--t % I--1l-tad -1 crcfsr w--h g d.
-1g ILLS >-s>-l-E vas carried -ct
zl -- r- 81 l- as his lssr arrived
-rv rrt-v rs r. lS7g t-e L-t5r-
----e---szs Ll5E special stress ur1r two
--, - -Lr Irug--1uert %
7s-r-, rl-gr -r 1e charged with tbs
-a- H. -l--s 1- ARRIVAL and tte
-1 1- I--s-- p Calsr-sa- Sl-cs
-ac- conference c-sss Ez11ssrs have
1ga- rlcet -- ulre definite tpCtIr-
--H --es- w-g l. .- s-rsrlEaert the coo
@ colony = O. ls ECuE-I1a,l bv
- --..-lz lr17er---s1., l-r appointed by
-. AlrE-s- A-rc1rr-rss s--r,ect % the
wal -- the former Ttls -ficer VIII
-1 E inspect r-s rLl-lat1cs E-G tks
-r-E7s, l-- WI zttv-~s the cookies I
s -- r-->gc----s and wages. and Z rsc-
-sE-r ASSIST s-e >lps1itl-y hI1--lstruss
a=l-lllgE -t ul-ss sc b. pa1i
-- -zgl--L-t sgC--zs caE l1-v - en-
at r--gL AhCr r Scrth +.
l---rlI t-sr nay b. employed u ths I
.alSg--s1-- -f rrEc works r> vel /
s-e--ar the E-G-I- Government v71rli /.
5 concessions o. o t-rsEu Power. I
1-- -- sU---- -CC--z-. we are not = q 4
--E Or say There = szrurE taslzrE /
% Lral VIII regard o. tie manner n .
--L cuc.r-~ 1f~s been -reu.s,f % Rsun- 4
and l-e -ztE -rrlt.sS- wrrLf ~ I
-. -e -lcsr s----r1s~ not under B-l-ise
We have lee1 interested % reaf tLzs
1e. q t=T -t The Restrictions -1.izr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-15


- 49,
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l- - .'i-L = ia-
W. ~ 1ll--i " Hza-zl had
l -H ~ 1en
.-- El-Lt lilr
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l5 1'lu7-- -.i7e been
7 5a- = llinis
li'-- -- -l -1- -'lns
1,a-7- e H=a-ll 11zt .
l-al A q
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r l-Hc - r-1-us l-E1,,'1i-
-iiE 11ct-'ir- -- WIS tls lsa-rl
>'i'=t'1 1l'r speech
49, - t-ll'il- -'i'
la laF sI-sl-.-t nan
- ie. e-1-'t -l7s the cur.
L2cl.r-. Gts-s you
----- i- --l=i---- IT
- = men Fll E1ier
guy -s--e elefEl FlaE llsg
lelr. alaI.lsf-
--I =nfiiL
% i-7 we're dlis
ais 1 a b.arri -r
. --e Er-ler tar-
@ e@ l-'. slG -eisE-11c pCr-
Hal-i las 1sa1 z-------..l-'at, Va
EH7H
G Sd az I Er'a-i.iiil11
N'-i lf'-cul 1I--sn
-l -- a1F1sd 1FU1 Ha7va---
% were tl-- Thar T the
-.i- - p --- -a- l- ills 1le1r tirIr7
N-i lt ri- at -f-ll--l-- cl-
- 1rl1-le ant -H1Etl1ar
- l-alE NV silent
-'.,I E'Hl-i 1r
- l11 i1lce EcllI (
Lle slnIHaEv ctu 4
- WI = a. 'eH1er rla1 = WI. Z
-rf Nr-s D. 5THEs 4
aai-C q LaEs = 1gt-ar
-slrs s 1--rs ra-lzulr 1-du s7Hr- Is nov .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-15

a,aa h ~ rrvaty j. 10 h hei3 It =
y,scls>s g. lesvc the whcle thing ~ any -
L ta NJ Gitscrs Cabinet ~ o. Mr.
Sr,ceckeis. he lstter centlcsaSr has lArce
i-ic-e~ts of hiS cvn to prctect. and b.
r-icrh-tc,fy knouS how . l,-ctect thea
Eut ~ rsy re o. a. nrch c1neeyned
~ H. eo-r.rSrcc q the Trcsty - sozne
weld ui1kv h,sn out tc be. He ranSt be
vel suare Cs TIE Cf'pcsst'ul Which II
So Frg.ci>co hz, hesn E-caSed sg,sinS, his
resrs-y ana whether r. nay rrcfer to NEE,
tesi oppositi1u and urge The TreSty. or ts,ke
the chEuceS 90 irs friturg. = q question q
crtire uncsrtaiuty. Whaicver Is visvs, il
~crely heho,lVes ttc S.r1nE r,srof tbs Gun
tlv. the ur- cf th1u-ht and srtior 70 act
f-r ther-Sclvs=. ard u act tos,ctker u they
vtsh succ,-S Mr. Gibson even with the
hsss frienti1-S. and whsterer his psrSlnI
.-ls1tlss. czr-15 bs rviie3 uprn q sccoz-
r-->1 to wu-k re 1sy >sy ~ ke dc's>
lhgt s Is the Kings pgrsc1I intuence
whieL cliz-ei ths Truaty Eaa wlach rlzy
re-ew E lie w1y ~fy, s. D. GcaS, thst
e. 4 u.e-s Cczrs-y hzs rcthlrc q 90
ur.h r-t- Efar~ twes-lc or t1relgu
Ms- l-ch. o. kreu ana 90 know bstter
H. uzn D. c1 thr Fz - O. follow cot
uhrr D. thlzks T. l- rts I--c-s-- g q csr-
.1l- influential rd-ty Or hs> t-ir3 uEy b
ta~rlei q ccru-zarr matters, ard n
z-,s-.- t1 rer~-1sis tl--ssf s-6 the krns
ta1s g. -1-sL- o. o. -Cta-rsd lu p'zcs. Eut
an tbs g711l> u1tl'-c o. kPyuluE gr tks
--sE-v v-rk H-s r-g~e-. n -c 81
le--~ Or O. tg rrg tl pers-s.ts tire planters
NJ -le hl--, lt = Ls-3 O. >zy Which that
fr--E have 1seE 1s--li--g t1sr-SelvsS
l. -c--E thr F--.e-S Trustees n
r,l zc1l cC-sc-t, ard wlth r1-c i-ccnSis-
-c1-F. Ee >Ey> tzEs the pll-serS wg-v forced
l --E-cIl g-sCs> o. gpVrvyg u TIE
le-r sgzea - tls .z-e Planters Meetl-s
tra-s --e a-Tv'~ i->- are te- few svEsls-
1-r v-r -Tr- ~r-E- On eCcCCrg-v Z
lr lg.r-- pa r1lcrE such >tase-g-tS [
I-l every r-s SEES t-g-- 1-riTgs, Cr VA: I
e -1vs f-r 3-l-- ~1 rtsy nav 6-i 4
--r- -1r ls-g sEz- rlsv were r-1li-S with .
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plantations would he ruined much land
would 4, oUt cf cultivation; the output
would t. Vcry ranch smaller. and ecnse-
enently the trSie with the United StStes
woela eeontne very much restricted
The Hawaiian Islands. geoSraphicAlly
an allic3 u the United States they sre
in the position q an outpost to She Grcai
Repnhhe; il 5 No, desirable tor the Great
Repahlie q occupy Tins outpost itself, that
= thc dictun ~ many 81 its most g 'ainent
statesmen. hut 1t Is ~, desirable. either,
tAsi il should b occupied by any power
bUt the nStive one In order b keep this
p,sitica ~ Sfsirs it Is NECESSARY thSt in
auce,ucntS should he held cat that viii
bind the outpost 70 the mann land; that
iniuceuent can only be shown hy some
fsvor in trade. the particular form il takes
must bs Reciproeity. But say some Oh
iectorS. you hsve had Reciprocity for some
years. ard We DO not Snd that the Amer
can influence which NE desired 10 see de.
velcped has developed rs much aS we
exts'cted The reply % tins Is, in the hrSt
plac,, that there has heen considerable
develop-neRt in that Gireetion. that the
nStiyes r begin - appreciate the sdySn
tSsss q the TrcSty and Consequently to
sprreciase the country from which the
bgsehts spring. Sceonily, II must b. ur-
Sed tksi Six ye1rS : but short time to
thCro1ghly eouvert q nation % an idea
The adv1ntSges q the Reciprocity TreSty
8re >eea nov by many u the most ignO-
rant. IN the cOurse Of few yeSrs mOre,
the SeeinS VII bscOrne believing. the com
aunes: lShorer vii fully ryalize thSt his
hre13 ! battered On the SIDE of the GreSt
Republic and he VII act accordingly, The
hug boo q annexation l. frequently IN
vcked but We understand very Clearly how
tlnz>y thSt very week ghost = In the
Reciprucity TreSty matters ,here ! no
thought u that, but there = 3 desire 20
f0s-er AnsricGn iusUences II l. IRlportSn.
- - 70 svt the Reciprocity TreSty, Il /
tUpOrt1r; f0r the United States 70 get its
Tff 1Fv gro In the shape u Influence. This
i. ealy can svt by time, unless it i desired
o. scquIrv II by a elap q sBsis; tins i
against her traditions The slow procesS
% acquiring influence can only Be- through
gruu-IuS a eon;inuSnee q Rsciproeity. fOr
0gr Owr Sakes We wish for 1t, tur the United
~srta~ Wv h1r,,s for Z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-15
On Wednesday, Dec. 20

= ne Couri House naot. In ltc,,,.t,
teslAl y Sahg eNpcss tor sale a TIE rlres t,ti -
te.'iesl el 'sld griendsnt IN and 20 an sei .,-.i..
tac one uadiNidc Aaf % the usaff-1-, -
teiih and dcssliec IN the mortgage n Inc ~,
N tai. eAese a and ~ ieith and dcssfihed n psrs
laieni NJ a. fuious. Vias h-sfask, ~. a.. sist
leaa manAa Scia. ptl ne La aina o Fnhuiuseiv ~.
AnAt39- me halius 2 hole heuaa Nlss -, n
sAEAts 1giaa So ?, hts % kaps hcuia 81, -, ~
>aP; aSaa - ken n zap; hcms a. 4 = fo-, lsfas
alais ma "a alma rohalHhum o 10 Malhlni AZ.
- = ~, ?. NaPi aSaa - N q kar; akaatpls
y sag, 80 = es'a a3 Zap; alails tsa. Ma iss
NAes ,entt -, pa = Zap, skan 81 = klk :, ks,.
alaia hrua 'sii :, hik 20 Zap; hikli kakfi hc,-.
a. Containing an trca Of - 80 isihoms siinsie.i a.
laauui henoi lg in thc District q Nona leland 81
and commissions D. rrr,icgsly sttisic,i
81 ". e. fARKE. MarsAai
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-15


In spite u al tla- has lsec written both
Ier= and Ia the C1-isst States there stu
seem o. D. many, even -r'1-l--la-- men d.
>-uUs -t 1zeplCE themselves 1f rHsTf7f
7g--1 ru1l-c l-il--s. who b not appreciate
r-s pres AMI Guns -ttLe becIprgcI-v Treaty
win iLe hIwa--I1 Islands. AZ-L-- a1,t
. l--l-C has tLs story o. D. repeated, lZ1 az
sicl rspetI-l-C -1s s5rllszs EErg an Lnli-7li
"a li-t there 111rl-sr 57-1 has not -sI-rt our
-l,is q 5iis g-l5stiCr- W-r. II b. has thought
~ the 11d1tz- AZ al seriously has seen the
i7lit--crl' 4 Z -1- planters and tLz- -llcr
system r. EU1Lzle'- II The -.rE75- AMI
rspr1'i-cec - various other Eapers. and
Z wa 1is n cu1ssq1 1sCce biased 7-eF Cf
[ tls pusI-l-r-
L. vas el-y s1e ether day --11 L- q -sr
Z l-r -r-r- Wv f1ri- lns q our Er-1---z1-
{ -1si1ss, men here. 1eurrt Cr a Esu-leEHE
7 E1c stu lel-e7zt n tEs lu7trra-l-u 1t
lLaz--1 az C1-1sse -'i=-lrs --11 our u-il--
tat II tle purpose Il szp'rrH-l-- lEt-
ca-- 7 -'i-lc3s''t II 1lFill.lL -'----L-s. There
never WIS 11rre I.1sy1rt charge tllE t--s
= Ia- lre1 n. VI % d. -15FriE ts-.,e a--7-1
~ t- IN an ~ once more Z 1l- 1ar
= D rs1u5a'at 11i rr-1a1lg VII have o.
- 1z7i-- ---s1 sl,-lz--i-- L L -1- rspst--llC
-l-E Z = cIs. pCEld l-l1 u would -e
-ll7cs'I1is O. snip Manila ami Chinese
sZi=lrs E--,is1zcrzc --11 1ls rcr- Il -aE
EalllscH Flsrs ilsrs are experts F-1 ca-
il -ee lr- lle l-a=relce between them
llld cur l-.lli ,il-Ei--s a-il curing ii-a last
THH-s 1I-y slli -1s. n -r-cl sT-E7-s have
il'5d lneE wy ----zr- n 7a-Es Ect z
cse'i--l- fa-L- thai tl-- 9 Ialil-g Is amply
- II D..
u zi--ps. a-t 1-a--7- 1l-Es O. carry gr- =ucL .
system = --al-d F1u-f argue the sclll- .
Fal-ce -t = Fi-lii-- ai-ti Ai1ltr-'a1 -i11cli-,-
ting TE-c1 y y impossible o. magma. .
Long l--- a, r--s zlarrzr ta- 1ael sZul-,iet- .
aEs11-y seems 1sf,--l- O l---L..s O. r.
till-sr TIE 80 -'I'.1''- ta -r the h7'-..rsr
hal g .en=tig a-tlcts EECu = 70 lls early
part lt the year judge Allen treated tie
niifl7r l5 dlls clnlil7s=rf;Hul=n1 ~ ~ h=-
1-iifas 1sf'lrs ri-s Ccr---l-Tzs % J .-r'zI--
41airs. bur SUI he .nals .--.-Hrs -,,ItcLsi
not killed
Lagln- aslIis sllc1 ra-1-lliss luweVsr-
lllarH z one ssEeclal -ids5 " people lI TIE
STATS. By v1lm = = 1esI-l.1Ls rLaH lur
rusIrlGn s1GuLd b. vel understood -l-- :
the Lc'z-zia--a PLaunsrs- II the zsntIsn-eu
T11 t1ruI that class we're thoroughly -1
A----7 N-fla a-t- -ll-Ai-4a- .aA lL4-- t4--ai.
a-s iCIlE- and wers f1--llr o. realize rtla1
a cr-p u -iI- bucket al the s5l--i- Tr-si1ca,i
m TINS cuUurry Il. a. compared with Fi-ar
y required -F the ul1ai States We should
have vary E-rie Il auu -rrr---7,-r z-rrr
-lsul Last year tie, satsl- '.-ilsl-1i-7 II .rr-l-
-rl,ill.s,i y tho Louisiana PiI1szEs vas
lit.EI TINS the t-taI mount Fl su1ar
unrr-lF and rrr,frrr.E and -B.srus5rs
-rssTlzlaily required By the cI-lzzu= II
NJ u1aali -fanz=. vas IL BIZ tens Tins
ny little over L Ter cent. Il tiiF =hlis
in1t-JT1r II sr1-7l- 1.ss,i By ils Tui-s6 stats
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-15

- Ers aal
llal- ra=pect l-su WIN rsa-ru -rI ~.
'sT- lra alt s express --e1-i=a ras v--- AM
lr lIl--lllr@- VIM. -sH7i-a
a- -leee1 -lrlr Ra1r & slrr----
-e ~ c1-sr IF .--ll.1s.-s= .l- --1'at
1s-- E1erH ErH "a Hrrr. tiau- persons
Fll -urs E le Reminded 70 .1--ur
-a'l7l- f tla importance -f O. s1-5,s-r g.
r7 ia 1F --usH -lHulas -s= q zrl--
E L-e question w-l-l 1ne 1irer 51
F1u-G -aw ell-@ al minds TINS
--nli7-y b. s-a haGur-rlrv rraurv Do
.l'n alt a1gE- II Cd alev llt s,-s f-- l-
uHus-li-lH. D. liev -l-nzalf.sr snas +.
-'r- 1r zie cfuEEv e r-e E-aar- sntis
- ~ They u1ttaulue,lv rulra the
lil11-ili.- Is --ra=. 1ur In ala ura-ar.r.-
ill -arss- ~ t1uirr . ru- --a-
N.,.si Planter z1s t-ltl.. rss1rla s---
-A ~ results u .rslnr tin r-nHrr
-i lla Euur of 1liHsl rrr--n nv -la
= -. '--ii 'llz--- -ls .Iail1r ~ rHi---ar -7,-1
- lilisrr. 1.ls usa-p = rilr rl-f7-----
i-i'is'ers o. snr-1- tlsir Iil-li1pss l-ffi.I----
p u lsilfir lt Eln-lrl1 agents sr--
ilallli-- g re1Ilir meu ..sss alsr-. Is--
'i-ch af 1sr-eri1Cu AMI l.-- -isr-rr-l7- Z.
fllsLr sTslls cunrtI1lnr tlin r--.a-r rian r.
lii'i- i1i1l,,tr-al1ne dizmnnlis. The PTauHs--
-'illl,ai17 rrssHniss an 1riran1zn,i 1aaHns -e
'iislilz 1irTzrTi ~ VIA rllrh ui7-s b.
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Tvai Sdrgrfisrlusnf.

SUPREME COUET or Tllr rfs,
- MAliAN. fStANns. W Probate. Al rs...s.,..
s'iefc ,.e 4. l-lg NJ wAiisf AZ ne Eaisis IA a ,
On fvadin< and alipg ne psi.iien and sce...,. !.
Nes Kim Ada alniaiIales " ne kklais "a III ure ~ \
e,ei - iiliA and charErl hraseif win 81 ~ :,
ssAs ta.t tle eafne NAY y examined snd iprcsei ~.
thtt nral nFicf nay hs made 81 d.sirf :. ~
lersu ftmainlrc IN his hands 10 Do reFs,. \. VI.
entitled tnd d,rhaFginr Atm and NJ safetle. 49,. 4.
further fcspcnsihiiliv a. snch ''- ''Na ~
., = ester,i. hat TUESDAY. tAr tpaA Il, a. H.
T. ~ - ~ eFluck a. N. hefnfe he ssi5 i..stsS
ANtettnt Hale, AauelHia. - ard th- s.,-,- - y
.frenlet a tae iime ard place for hrsrl~- ~ y "
tee ard teeoaats. and hat al persons lstr.ss. y
lsee .na hefc affeli and show cause II al, 49,. -
st thc sane shcaa nct ~ rrtnicf and ~ 49, -.
st.ser =. o. she are entitled d, saii r-,-.t
- ts.'l. 7. IN iae hn<sh ard uasalish isr-,t,,..
W in NE Uafriit and kiss "a -.
Nigied sad paensari In lieneias h. is,. ~,
iai,d q ucnuluis. u n M. fis a,v - ~ ae.ias
y ~ A. = iUnn ~ " Ne'sHeef.
81 h TX Frrs. nspei, 49, -. s,t Ses;t.
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The GlfsrgEer between Ehti cIa hs done BY pri-
vuis 1-EHs 10 the w1y of scUcCuy a. cuura-sG
With government wts;st-lress, hIs Asely been
Hrtiy sh1Wu n Eili Tie sgserurssn, schounzr. The
f.'ft.a-z- GE-tng her lthC- cruise. picked up =
r1eu Ez cc-t OF Sf95 per head the Has5+r-,i, q
sclC1er ss-sd g- o prya,e parties. rscruitst =
u1sE ls the rts q So per hsa3 igst Cnethiri the
cts- -t the s-vcrurleus Lshs,rgrs Ne Wc-ls- there
1s ll--s-rs-s heszssn The FjiaIa plIz.e-s ard the
sglgarsFrn
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"A cEHrlr sJztCr. wh1 By s,iGcutl1n and sIrty
experiences, ,agGld BE a stIzzch t.oua;rhist. has,
l 11rstis &c Ess rrssen. Interests. becur1s an an
z5sE11l1ulsc- res p,5iuE IS Jbscu-s. but certain
shsrEsri- -Ers-1sr- Eltr--. Eho b hf--k a1i s,l1-
eI-111 E wCuld De- bet uAturll % infer ought % hr
a sgIEt Republican. bis become. II very .ulali
ulv % Cbs,ilE1ce o. his interests and 1-WUrthv
ElIhl-aCE- the tGvueu5e Of the ulcst 1hs1iz.s
-1ctr-ET-lE sszstL Wv bCEr1g the rlnIa-
hinges q Ear knee. thIE th-itt E1ay flllgv
rIEu1--
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acce. Far tron showing q love tw q
W Hswsiisns,S the head q the rrs~ert
Calumet has hccn neslecticl q the raost
vital intcrcst % cur dsrk shnncd bsvthrea
rhs day q recSuring VII ooz,e, when it
doeS ecsne Il VII h. ; vc-y urplcassnt O2c
fCv those who hxvc 20 ioct tke sccountS-
Meanwhile the poticnt pecple can only
s--s- n.,.s h.,a-
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Bob Up Ssr-zsly :

E=m al-slHr--
ina sfI1a Of EElfIar1a1u-
you 77Ilise al -Iils.s HlIr Ilg Isslai.
AIrI -lE-- -relsil. d b u srIl1u
tr-sIr i az .e1-rI ullul-iss't-
.IrE-. -' 'rIlr ls .ie -ur flr flslg1str-1e
lsr Giia lrIIilr- fa7Tl rru n.
Then NIsu Ell ssr Ilurs b eIrlr-u-
Boo I1 sgrsngiT rum 1ciuv.
slu.i lE be- wr-l siis ril-lri4H
Nly 5lla his lslall--z lrs -rlin- I-r-r
Papers Diam -l.- I-s rrrIns an IIt41u
Ant voters asking tie Flrrsf'rrs tlt wiz
8.IT.- This .s -la Tine ctr
AZ IIu1u-.tlg' lis I7lCIfiuu-
Ana soc sazlll. beta -7-1l Ill sIns
IIlIie-ll. TIIiGS IIpruprfaliuu
tu lr1rause noe zfsalr tr AL
T|Hars. This 0s 5lr 1n-, ETC.
hiru -lrv -s iu.sIr-i all- q L1r1n4rsHa
And sTiud-.ri r.Is 7r'rgis ssF ii-h-
and NJ sriI nll-riHs u .lTrr zisrr .l4rl
Ald bass IN sis sarrTss o. Lanai
IrHE- -rlulIl be- ale tine fIr ii-aluea-fn.
Ll7T . AR a IsIisr Iai lf 5isri -r
The r-sIafirT chests al clearing
4ll .el ale aIfars have a sIluF
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rEN rscsrdcrs 1a3 attsnti1rs teriersj % HJu-
J. II NtpgEA Els lf4iestys Ezvvy - JaPaz.
GE--1y h5s stEv II Str Erlzcf-cc have bser of tie
most kC,riiahls 1i se1srvus lind, zScsiyt-S them
BE- iis f-gui the leazg people Of San FrLnciScu.
H= departed On he list -lt. via steaulsr Cig q
r..HIssF sur h1s r,-Sr II ts-sv
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Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage

Il % a. certain u1rt-a-s deed made ~ y y Es-sE-
e ~. l--tsa Of. lltuHi 90 ". 7 Martha also N 81
. ls'.l i1F ~ Ilns- A u- l-7a recorded ID Lib--
a- p--a- iI 1rl - be- the UFre u tHs Pr-isfrs- !,
.11FeF a1rrs. and zs-1la td b. sid W 4 Nsrtf-
~ eaE % 1.g- i'ss. llt f1r hrslch % couditisn.
- ll-- sl DE - dag % Nofrui5er. fssl. md
-H|r az Flll.e Ilrrirr4 i M FriIs-t
~ p y -i-l-s D sis Attorney J v D1yiisou
Il L.
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Notice Of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NlHIl r OF \ POWER OF
II sl-- elz5al1et Co certain W--r-a-a DEED srsT.
lg Naulal hasaii, 10 iiraia E10Tf1 fssf5f N f,S.
4 ~. tall NsA.15-a- 1.so % salf Helia datrf
~ laL df My. A-D. i-7- IuI recorded to Lis-r
% slil -1---l-r -rrfli-s.l
A1t-E T. hereby given flHrf fha aid u1~--s .iII h.
g--l Hu .le - -sF af Nlae11fa- In-ti-fI fsss
~ tliL -a1a ta estate tasfsir r1srtf1rsI
~ = a7la.'-li-eI lr7 eflsel f1r saia a. PrhHr
A--.- 4uHN McEEAGUE
e. Attorney J. " DlTit.ou-
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Marshal's SoIa

HENRY r. GLADE. coNfpr
- MT y kArNlUNi. nef,n5,sf A. !, ~ :
s,., Sgdi ehsnceilcf aad Chief iustls. \, ~
fsitss. Nsaii ~ Law and Kqnity n ne n..s,..s-e
r-r-,r ,s-.. ~ teerre issuinz cat 81 ~ -,
f.i,ga. H. y q law and Elaiiy q ne Hs-,iss...
ne s1r, ~ s s. 81 ~ sscve nsard ecuaplanssf, -,
S.,,, i,, ~ y n.ansisd tnd Sixty.iorI nriisfs 49,
.. Neul. etrl ief rfincirat Interest -. e..,
Ana attorney tecs fifl hoiisrs A., 80 ~ 'es'''