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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fresh .AaIibut
mo DAY. AT THE FRONT STREET
i Poultry Market. ap2i IL
Pups for Sale.

DEER HOUND
II pups Tor sale; price. $40 each. Fer
further particulars apply to
q. 4. CASE.
AE2i 6 Port Gamble.
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Tho foregoing are all choice, select
properties. AMI can be bought as cheap b.
letter from the man in the moon as though
he was the angel Gabriel In pess0n. Mako
your selections and ask your QuestionA
1t 10 just as safe 10 purchase any thing II
this list at the price will set on 10 asit =
to eat meal when you are hungry.
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Block L., Sanders edition: block {
Merocrs addition to North Seattle block
S. May wards plat.
Blocks Il. Is, l6 II and 2. Eden add
ton, No. 2.
Blocks II, IS. 81. So g. 40. Il. q and q
Nagle's addition.
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dnty 10 advucAte m indspondsu4 iine
from SEATTLE % The Green river cda1
fields. He asked my authority 70 come
to New York and advocate thai line in
person With me. He came there. Was
not quite satisfied that the engineers
had answered satisfactorily all the ones
tons that had been propounded 10 them
in connection With this general problem.
aud / did not feel justified in commit
ting myself immediately TO a compliance
With your wishes. since nv arrival On
this coast Mr.. Howard. with his usual
faithf0iness % year lead tntsrss1s.
urged tie s1bjecs upon me, and the
Other dav ] told him tass II the
people Of Seattle were williSG ~
contribute toward the cost " build
ing su independent line. eqosl
to shout tie difference In the amount
Ne would have To sxpsnd in construct
ing TIE line taSt vas 10 serve both Sc
atsie and Tacoma, and the absolute cost
Of the line, that / voald b willing to
entertain such q proposition. since my
arrival here last night ] have learned
that sash a proposition has besn formp-
lated, and, Is having been formulated in
the positive form that Judge Burke sx-
pressed. do not hesitate - state before
you that, II the amount Of money the
judge has mentioned ia rAised aud as
sured 10 us- am willing 70 authorize
the construction Of soeh line - you
wish. Applsuss. Ivant 70 have you
all distinctly understand What mean.
That u line that will give Seattle di-
reos aecess ~ the Green River coal
fields; that viii make these Green River
coal hslds directly eontributory, So far
..
sontHols thsn. and - far ~ your local
that some OF your citizens are intarest-
Cd 10 them; and. - tar ~ Any Other in
teTssss that I know Of-fos instance.
Of D. q. Nuts, Of New York, that all
tslbu10Sy 70 Seattle, By lins Of stand
and . line that viii form . direct oon-
nsotion for the town II Seattle, With the
Cascade division Of she Northern Pa
cifio. Allow me 70 say,that have not
yee decided ON the very short notice Of
this matter ~ TO which company shall
do ths work. That il . question of
finaEcieriuQ, simply. II may b. the
Oregon Transoontinenta Company; it
may b the Columbia d Pu2e6 Sound
Railrssd Company. You may rest a.
sured that the line shall be built a.
stated, IL your part Of the aQresnent-
and take is that il 10 to BE- Q formal
agreement-ahall be carried oat. In
this, a. in all other respects, would say,
in conclusion, you will always find me
ready TO conslder aud comply with, il
al ali possible. any and every legitimate
vwiah nf thu manila M Anaktla Annlana.. I
THn IND.
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FOR SALE.

EORTY ACRES OF FINE AORICUI-
= turai land. lying on the bost road In
King county, nine mtes north Of Seattle.
nove than two-thirds q this piec- q rich
nns springA There are two OF nom scrrs
Of cranberry marsh On the land that -
b prepared for berries or mosdow ~
small expense. For sale ct el5 Per acre
between date and Nay lst, After which
ttmc this ofksr win positively Be With
nsas nssd sprly. Tlls perfect.
I'D. L. LINDSLEY.
Exprens WaGon No. Is
seattle. April II. lsSa. api7 DIV ~
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LARGE. SUNNY DOUBLE ROOM,
~ grand view. In private fsmily. FOR
man and wife. Also, enc comfortable
single room. References required. Only
let 70 obligo our overcrowded town. In
Quire OF Clerk Of District Court. ap2l Z
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|
NEW DAVIS.
IT STANDS on ITS. MERITS.
G. W. TIFFANY.
Manager for Oregon, Idaho. Montana,
British Colum bia aad Washington Tor
Literal terms given Agents. apsl tt
NEW.
THIRTY FEET ON COMMERCIAL
street, opposite tho Arlington. at 500
. front foot one-half down. For . few
DAY 4 WOOD,
April %. 1855. soft Post Building.
DELICIOUS HAMS.
Twenty five Casks,
steamers Mississippi and Wilmington
| SWEET, fEIDER AND JUICY.
Free from salt.
|ExTRACT FROM CONsIGNOR's
Ia letter:
"We shipped MORO Hams than you.sug-
Rested, but you can sell thcm for less than
It tic costs 81 t e Lay them down here Get up
In accordance with tho above VIC shall
sell for short time only. tho celebrated
whitaker STAR ham
10 CENTS PER POUND.
livery ono Warranted perfect in quality
G. P. STONE,
Cash Grocer. Frsat street
Tslephepe number =.
Ciears aaa Tobacco RECALLED atSan Fran
Glso0 Wholesale prioGA Ap20 4
Marine Engineers Associa-
ton, No. 80.
ALL NUMBERS ARE REQUESTED
day evening. q . pm. IN EnRine House
No. l. ROBkRf MORAN, Pree'k
=. W. Bunp. Cor. seo'y. aplotd
the WELLS LINE.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
THE BARK
k HENRY. BUCK,
CAPTAIN HyxR.
New in DE berth ct San Franchise. wiz
saii for Seattle %
Thursday, April 18th,
Taking. ~ The Lowest rstsa. al freight
Offering.
Order a oacs, before the vessel d full.
ChAs. H. WELLS Agent
loCalifornia street,
apis0 Gan Francisco.
Help Wanted.
A GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO GEN. |
"A eral homework. 20 whom . etee6y IT. |
"a, sad eood wages Hill b given. Ap- |
psy q snas once. apo Il |
q shoemaker Wanted. |
STEADY WORK AND GOOD PAY
- viz - given ah0omAker In the shon /
q JOHN FITZPATRICK,
ms0u Pofs ToWnsend, ~. r.
WAITED.
'pWBLv8 HEN8 AND a ROOSTER |
y for tbs fanch. Good price win IS
o. q PHIkNkf & co.
mis- q Pns BuiIdina.
maosA~ -
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Hs Vnrra rtIs usyveamrr.-Yss,sr
day morning Mr.. Willard visited the
Gniveraity accompanied by his private
secrstary, Mr.. Spolford. sud Mr.. Seaulxs
the land agent for the Northern paoiflc'
re was conducted int the chspei hy
President Powell. ana after the ususl
exercises tho students sang cha ch,yus
freedoms Banner" Mr.. Willard bc..
Ing introduced TO the school m,ds a
rev remarks. saying thai he vas very
eiau 70 10 with tho sohos., Ia vhish h.
nad > deep interest. uc was alAd 10
near ~ iss prosperous condition. Hs
also advised tho students 10 make TIA
moSt Of their oppostau,ties. s,stiuu ti,as
he owed much of his sncecss. saeh As /.
was. 10 the thorough education which
~ received in the Old Country. re
vas sorry that be VAS unable 4, wske
IN extended visit on ACCOUNT az want 81
sims. Bat be said hts interest Ia Ira
school would be continued and that "a
'woold he with them again, "a he ex.
poets to baa passenger "a the flrst trai.
20 Seattle across the Continent, which
b said wocld arrive in ab,as fnar
months. A. be iaft ths students re-
snmed their plsses sf ktady. kNeoinr
step With marsh rlsysi hv Mics Har.
80. piano. and q. y. lee, corres.
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Inn COWBOY OF .-Scrsoos.--ihss
highly pleasing coasciy il 10 he GIVEN
to the Seattle rnhlic Monday asd Tne~-
day evenings next hy AGRA 81 ,ha xa,r,
!sdsea and gentlemen Of oar c,sy. vha
havo formed a society - advance Her.
selvcs IN the fins arts. slo-ufie-. .nSs,.
ssc. We know the plsy. Il IL rpfnsd
witty aud fall At good. sahx.aa:;sl :, /.
Iucnes and fsyacc. Iacsa are us1.y of
tho acsors that display ia!sat eaad Il
nat exceiling the many ssrsliin1 San.
psniea that ksvs visited ns istc,v. t,1r
Ieopic shccld encourage this s~hs,l ~
advancemcps and social srioysaaas NJ.
% tho principle IT ,rs.usl aid. TIE
purpose OF the Society In givisr these
snf.ici-ns 10 farnssh ROOMS. ANA IL ,s,sss,
BE erect saitabls haslaiass for sxAiss-
mona, etc. Les every ore al.end rn8
encours2s home sssnrta
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TWHLv8 HENs AND A ROOSTER
i for tbs fanch. Good price Win -
0''d 'ss ga 8. 'oo 3 issaarsANGRf & CO.
mgE q 8 P0at BuiDdinR.
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Help Wanted.
shoemaker Wanted.

CrEADY WORK AND GOOD pay
viii b given 3 ah0emAkcr In the shon
a. JOHN frrZPATRICK-
mn e Port Townsend. ". r.
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i'Acino C0aal oince nv arrival hero
hare instructed Mr.. Thielssn 20 pnsh
the work on the line connecting Port.
land with hslama ~ much A. possible,
| told him il must bs ioae by the mid.
die OF September. and he assures me-
that II will b. done. Dat whether Il
will be done o. not, think viii can.
trive 20 ride int0 Seattle il the lrso
week IN September In ny private oar,
directly freu New York, provided Mr..
TA,esson Auiahss the direct line con-
asc.inS Seattle with the Northern Pa
cias BY thai time. Whether 4 Ill "a
deem NJ pfomise depends on hin n re
than on ne. ] shall d 10 IL I have -
pat my esv N hatboAt al Portlsod 10
como 70 kalana. / believe that an
sesre the second question.
Nov the third. which Interests you
moro than any other: ] believe that
read sometime last winter in one Of
-FOUR papers here land want you 70 IN
derstand thai l Rad all your pspefn
regularly and know all that II going on
herel some very strange reeoiatiouo
which we're pasnsd. AZ lsas4 the pepsr
said they uoee pNaaed At = meeting hoid
In thia town, which resolutions were IN
NE Proceedings at she meosina, @
resd tAesn. There wsFs somc renecaioaa
upon our representative and agent Nm,
Mr.. John L. Hovasd. Those reascei0uo
made him ous 40 enemy 10 Seattle,
and - hostile In come var 10 youG inter-
e<ss Nov made mp nay mind that I
vould correct that impe0saioa % tho
drst o2portanity. Ard [ tahs great plsas-
are In sayinc shsA yuus ooWn and all az
vouY cftfeena havu had A., hAfAay fvSnaN
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THIRTY FEET ON COMMERCIAL
l street, opposite tho Arlington. at 500
q front foot, ono-half down. For . few
DAY 4 WOOD,
April %. 1855. soft Post Building.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

On the first Or October the postage on sin.
gle letters in the United States will be reduced
to two cents, and that sum prepaid will carry
a letter between the two most distant points in
the Union-from South Florida to the eNtre
NEST settlement Of Alaska distance Of about
five thousand miles. To accomplish this
change IN the nations rcdiine and habit where
there are about fory.seven thousand post.
Offices and population Of over fifty millions
Of people, large majority Of the business por
ton Of whom mus. have considerable amounts
Of the old stamps on hand to be disposed Of
for the new ones--is no everyday feat, for it
amounts almost to a commercial revolution.
The revenue Of the United States pos,.office for
1882 is estimated a, over 5000 900, with
a surplus Of $3,ooo;ooo.
The reduction Of one.third in the rate of
postage on letters, will not reduce the total re-
cepts to that amount, for experience hasshown
that every reduction Of postage results in an
increase Of correspondence. So that If the
United States post-offce revenue for the past
year has been fifty millions, as estimated, the
loss, arising from the charge Of letter postage,
will probably not be more than six or eight
millions for the first year after the reduction,
with very rapid increase in the receipts each
following year And within ten or at the
farhest twenty years-afer the postal depart.
ment has again reached a self-supporting basis,
the public are very likely to again demand
further reduction to one cent, which may ulti.
mately become the domestic single letter rate
in all countries.
new series of United States stamps has
been issued to come into circulation on the
first day Of October, of which the following is
a list One cent, Franklin cent, Jack.
son scent, Washington; Scent Garfield
6.cent, Lincoln; 7-cent, Stanton; Io-cent,
Jefferson; I2-cent, Clay; I5-cent, Scott 80.
cent, Hamilton oo.cent, Perry.
Hawaii, also, is to have some new postage
stamps. By the next steamer stamps are ex-
pected of the denominations of IS, so and
100 cents The smallest denomination will
have for its devise picture of the statue Of
Kamehameha |. The 5o-cent stamp will have
portrait Of Lunalilo. The largest denomina-
troh WIN pS poIualt OF queen Emma.
Stamped envelopes have also been ordered, in
denominations of /, 2, 4, and 10 cents. In
the right hand corner at the top will be pic
ture of Honolulu considerably larger than the
ordinary postage stamp. The picture will rep.
resent the town rs seen from steamer on
rounding Diamond Head INSTRUMENTATION
will be expressed in Arabic figures 10 the right
and left Of the picture and in both Englishand
Hawaiian in line above the picture. Moth
ing so pretentious in the same line has hitherto
been attempted by any country, one Spanish
American state only employing any similar de-
vice. The colors Of the pictures will cores
pond to the colors of stamps of equal denomi-
nation. The I-cent stamp will be for circu-
lars, the 2-cent and accent for domestic cor
respondence, and the scent and Iocent for
foreign correspondence.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
Honolulu, September IS. 1883.
:. ne r,nee Of xe.e raeemn. !,


Al one Of our hotels, in the capacity Of
butler, or steward OF caterer or something Of
the kind, there is man who is dignihed in
manner and stately in carriage. The soulful,
iar'away expression in his eyes; the studied
reservation in his intercourse with the "com-
mon herd, and the lean and hungry Cassius.
like expression of too much thinking depicted
in his every feature, tells US that he is Of higher
rank end nobler lineage than those upon whom
he waits. lie is the 'Prince Of New
Tacoma;' at least the hoarders says that he
must be such in disguise, from the proud dis.
dainwhich, in unguarded moments, he fingsoff.
A few days since one of our young men, who
is himself OF rather lordly mien, suggested 70
the disguised that fork would not be amiss
in the discussion OF his matutnal meal. The
fork was brought; but the keen observer could
see that performance OF this menlal duty racked
every nerve in the sensitive system OF the
prince, as he flung the fork with lordly con-
temp, upon the table and frowningly muttered;
Next time intimate your orders TO a waiter |;
II my observation pleases not, you are a, lib.
erty to leave the hostelry-paying frs, your
board hill. '.Seattls Herald
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

The nineteenth century has not yet closed
But the estimates for 1880 represent
4Io, 900 900 Of people nominally allied TO the
christian faith. These figures Of course in.
clude the outside number. But taken in this
way they are as correct as those which are
made TO represent olher religious faiths. One
other fact is of leading importance. To-day
the numbers nominaly represented by chris.
tiani,y represent the leading and controlling
thought Of the world.
II reference is made to the progress of chris.
tianity in our own country, the same authority
is quoted for the following facts
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

SAMUEL MOTT
BEAVER BLOCK,
FORT STREET.
Importer and Dealer in
KEROSENE FIXTURES.
Chandeliers Lamps, Pendants, Bracket Lamps
o Tubular, Side Tubular, Boiling house,
and Police Lanterns Nurse, Pocket and
Table Lamps; Globes, Chimneys, Reaectors,
Lamp Holders for sewing
STOVES AND RANGES : Uncle SAM Bucks
Patent, Richmond, " Ka Moi, Pert, Osceola,
Hawaii, Aloha, Ameda Flora.
MISSISSIPPI RANGE-co Cooking capacity for 100
FRENCH RANGES-For restaurants hotels, and
private residences, with or without hot water
circulating boilers.
WESTENHoLMS Xxi CUTLERY:
fine assortment Of Table, Desert, and Tea
Knives and Forks Carvers and Steels, with
plain and ornamental ivory handles also
Pocket Knives, Razofs, Shears, Buttonhole
and Ladies Scissors, Bread Knives, genuine
French Cook Knives, Butcher and Kitchen
Knives.
BASKETS:
Ladies' Work.stand Basket Office Lunch
Laundry and Market Baskets
DOORMATS-Assorted sizes and patterns.
SILVER PLATED WARE:
Rogers Brothers and Merden Plating Works :
Water and Cream Pitchers Table, Desert,
Holders Napkin Rings &C chiid G' S Mugs,
Pickle and Cruet Stands Butter Bowls
Gard Receivers, Fruit Stands, Preserve
AGATE WARE
very neat and desirable plain Cooking
Utensils in large variety.
STAMPED TINwARE:
Mil R,, Pans b r, Pudding and plain Basins, Min
new patterns in Stew Pans.
SAUCEPANs-E nameled and timed iron, from ,-pint
to 3-galon.
JAPANNED WARE:
Toilet Sets, Toile, Stands. Water Coo lers
Cake, Cash, and knife Boxes spittoons,
Cuspidors, Childrens Trays.
SCALES:
Fairbanks Platform. Counter, and Kitchen
Scales.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS;
Moline Plows Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakes,
Rice and Manure Forks Cos, Hoe Handles,
Plow Handles and Beams.
ICE CHESTS and REFRIGERAToRs
BALDWIN FODDER CUTTERs-Three sizes, u,
m, and 2nch cut, an A 1 article.
RUnBE K HOSE So. ,.. w. v.,
and carbozed, y, u, /, X, ~, a inch
Hose, nozzles and sprinklers, SC.
PLUMBER AMI, T1NsMITHs' MATERIAL
Sheet Lead, to "a lbs square foot Soil Pipe,
lead and cast iron; Water Closets, Gases
Sheet Tin; Sheet Copper, clean and timed
= to 90 o. T; Hose Bbbs, Resin; Sinks,
Sheet Sheet zinc 2RS so sods ditto
warranted.
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE-H to inch elbows,
I reduoers, plugs, bushing.
PIPE VICES take y to inch pipe stocks and dies,
cuts u TO inch pipe.
BIRD CAGES-Largest variety in Market painted
bright, AMI brass wire.
BABY CARRIAGES, Boys wheelbanows and Go.
AGENT FOR
Halls stly-celebrated Fire and Burglar proof
Safes. We keep in stock the largest assert.
nient Of Safes to be found west Of California.
Cuts mailed upon application
GELETTS ICE MACHINES:
Just the thing for plantations where
steam IS available. Small size makes . lbs.
ice in four hours second size, 10 lbs. in seven
hours. Cuts, with full direction for working,
mailed to your address application. Ne
alongside at makers prices, adding only cost
OF packing cases and freghts
CUSTOM WORK of all kinds in tin, coppe,, and
sheet-iron working attended to. Workshop
store Work executed by competent
workmen at reasonable prices.
BEAVER BLOCK. FORT STREET
"Nimble sixpence better than slow shilling - and
Eg DON'T FORGET IT. .Gy Issd
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
Christianitu Pnst and Prevent

long editorial in the San Francisco Bulle-
tin of August 18th, concludes as follows
"There is another class of facts which invite
attention. The statistics quoted by the
Pacific Churchman, and which are attributed
to Sharon Turner, do not differ widely from
the data derived from other sources. They
show the approximate number Of christians in
each of the eighteen centuries.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

Now when some apostle Of unbelief affirms
that christianity is on the decline in the world,
he might do well to look into the facts. These
all point TO an entirely different conclusion.
The weakening Of theological dogmas, the
modification of creeds, the more modern inter
probation Of written revelation, do not signify
that what is called christian faith has less
hold Of the world than formerly. We see the
growth of numbers. The marshaling Of ali
the forces OF the new and freshest civilization
in this interest. II ilwere possible to separate
what is spurious, sentimental and non effective,
we shall still have such residuum of power on
the side OF christianity as the world has never
known before. This evolution Of the new from
the old, Of life from apparent death, is one Of
the maryels OF the times. Looking at the
forms of religious faith in Asia and of Africa,
which have the nominal assent OF seven to
eigh, hundred millions, we nowhere find any
remarkable growth. There are no powerful
modern agencies enlisted in that behalf. Mod.
em civilization is doing nothing to vi,alize their
beliefs OF to resusciiate the nations where deca.
dence has already set its seal.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

On the house No. Caven street, London.
a circular tablet has been ssed, With the
words "Lived here, Benjamin Franklin.
printer, philosopher and statesman. Bora
1906. died 1890"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

Said recent Honolulu bridegroom, who
did no, wish TO offend his bride OF die Of in
ternal disturbance. "My dear. this cake looks
delicious; bu, !, is the hrs, you have ever
made. cannot think Of eating il, but will
preserve il to show to our children in after
years as sample Of their mothers skill and
deltness."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

How much pieasanser this world would be
to live in were il as easy to so to bed a, nigh,
as !, is to remain there in the morning, and as
easy to &c, up in the morning as il is to talk Of
getting up when you 60 to bed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

A Harlem miss pouls because she can't be a
real reporter and $50 to see the dead bodies in
the moIgue and things like that"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22
THE LATEST NOTELTY,
Something which should be without is one Of the
Magneso-Caloite Fire-Proof Safes.
Bond Cases or Jewel Gases.
Read one testimonial out OF many.


Report Of COMMITTEE Of Ere Insurance Experts:
AT meeting Of the Massachusetts, Mutual Fire In
Union held Nantasket Beach, Angus, a6
1885, samples of boxes manufactured by the Magneso
Caicte Fire-Proof Company were shown. An iron
box about two feet long and foot deep and wide,
with lining threeourths OF inch thick OF Magneso
Calcte material, filled with various documents,
greenbacks and part Of card Of lucifer matches II
then placed upon bed Of hot GOALS and least
four feet of dry hard wood piled upon it, The box
kept under extreme heat for hour and a half Not
wthstandng the iron of the box was so badly
warped that the lining in immediate contact with
the ames on Opening 1t the whole contents were found
in perfect state Of preservation A small bond and
case designed be used inside of vaults and Safes
subjected to the degree Of heat for half an
hour and its also found free from any
appearance of lire OF smoke when placed therein
ii. {. BIGELow,
AMOS BATES,
CHAs. b. CUMiHGs
CHAs. A. HowLAsp,
ELIJAH HowE, IT,,
ALFRED l.. BARBOUR,
Representative insurance officers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-22

"Est onions. sis, Is the Boston Posts advice
to young lady who wants to know how to
avoid having mus,ache on her upper lip