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administrators Sale of Hats.
Gloves, Robes, &c,

COMMENCING SATURDAY, Nov. 10, at 21h D.
" m, and continue day and evening until closed
A. b. Morrill,, the entire stock consisting in part
of full lines Of Mems and Boys Hats Caps Furs
Cloves, Travelling Bags and Trunks, Umbrellas
Robes and Horse Blankets, Rubber Goods, shawl
Straps, Sc. the Furniture, Counters and Show
Cases, Mirrors. Stoves, Hat Boxes and Stands,
Safe, Curtains, sc, NJ p. FRANK,
administrator of estate of A. b. Morrill,.
r. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
BSs1 d6t
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NOTES,

Don't forget the matinee at the Lyceum to-
day.
Among tho new faces next week will be
Gibson and Benney, fancy dancers, Lottie Ia
liza, female club swinger, Frank Evans, the
boy mesmeriSt.
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ceipt but claims that he did not read it fully and
did not know its provisions. The jury after being
out i've hours returned verdict for the plaintiff
both cases. Marston 81 850.88. Smith $3,218.55
The defendant has filed motion for a new trial
and exceptions in both cases.
nj. p. Frank. G. w. morrill, for plaintiffs.
Clarence Hale for defendant.
S. n. Larminie & ais V. George NIilliken.
Action brought by the firm of S. H. Larminie g.
Co of Chicago consisting of S. H. I,arminie and
Edward H. Bigelow of Chicago and Arthur H. Jor-
dan of Deerng, against George Milliken of this city
to recover upon the following account annexed.
George Milliken.
In account with S. II. Larmiuie & Co.
1882.
Aug. 24-To 10000 bushels No. 2
wheat bought for your ac-
:, count at 81 .o614 per bush. 81, 10Y ~
To commissions. ............. DO %
s21,so 90
CREDIT.
July 16--By cash on hand to your
creult.....,s.s.s ...'...".: @Oo'Ao
10000 bushels of No.
at 9sH cents per bushel =. o925.oo
10000 bushels of No.
wheat sold on your account
at 99s5 cents per bushel.. 9937 DO
$50 06S.75
Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,231.25
Interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. 1927
Amount due.....,.t.-a........... 1,264.52
There are also the money counts and special
counts in the writ covering the above transaction.
The case was being opened to the jury when of
the jurors was taken suddenly faint and the court
suspended until morning.
Bion Bradbury and E. p & W. NJ Payson, for
plaintiffs.
Strout & Holmes for defendant.
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GUM HoU5E
AT Auction.

I'VE shall sell on TUESDAY Nov.-13, at 10
~, O'Clock a. m, by order Committee on Public
i ppuolhgs the Gun House" situated on Gilman st
f. o, BAILEY G co., AuctiOneers.
nOVlO d3t
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pipe will DC carefully noted. The
pipe is an 50 one, and the. whole
depth of the well is 762 feet. The
first flow was struck at $50 feet, and
the second at 750 feet. 1t has been
calculated that it can supply 2,259,-
S7s4 gallons per diem. This is the
largest well in the country, and is
the sixth sunk by Messrs. Barnes &
McCandless and their predecessors.
They have been about six weeks at
work all together although the well
was started in September. but the
balance of the time has been spent
in waiting for the casing. The
whole affair shows the workmanlike
style of Mcssrs Barnes & McCand-
less to good effect.
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vinces of that Spain which was con-
stituted by the Catholic Kings, still
preserves its distinctive Characters
tics, its traditional faith, and the
peculiar customs which marked it
out when it was called the Crown of
Aragon. The men of Aragon are as
independent and obstinate as they
were in days of yorc; they adhere
firmly to the moral and material in
heritance which has come to them
from long line of ancestors; they
affect to-day, if they have not been
born in them, the peculiar traits Of
character which tradition says
should be theirs, thereby making
more palpablc the difference between
them and their compatriots of other
provinces the versatile, untruthful
and careless Andaluz; the humble,
Woodworking Gallego; the Man.
chego, ever dreamer; and the Es-
trcmcno, whose only faith is in the
excellence Of his pork and wine, and
who lives mp to his belief. The
Aragoncs is like none of these; he
pridcs himself on his brusqueuess,
his independence and his capability
of the F"cro de Ia Manifestation de
A,uyon, or Magma Charta, as it may
I've called. of ancient kingdom, is
maintained unchanged in its phrase
ology since the days of the Sanchos.
The Fuero is read aloud by the Presi-
dent of the Provincial Dcputation of
Aragon to the sovereign, who kneels
before the altar of the Veryen del
Pi1or in the principal church of
Saragoza, and begins as follows:-
1--WE the men of Aragon. each of
whom is as good rs you, and of
whom together are that homage which
is your due. since you have sworn to
respect and keep the laws of your
country. We will obey YOU if you
obey the laws, but if you do not,
we will not
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We have received by the courtesy
of the Minister of the Interior. q
copy of tho laws passed by the Leg
islative Assembly at its session. 1882.
They have been neatly and carefully
printed ut the Guzette office. 1t
will now be no excuse, rs we have
been told that it has already been,
for magistrates to say that they were
not aware of the actual provisions of
the session laws of 1882.
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LONDON GOSSIP.
my FLANEUR.)
Special for tho Daily Bulletina

Annexation by France is "uu-
scMpulous aggression" by England
" the unfortunate pressure of Cir
cumstances." This is the truly
patriotic way Of looking at events.
Here is a little incident which
may interest those Of your readers
who care about Coronation: The
recent visit of the King of Spain TO
the ancient Kingdom of Aragon has
excited considerable amount of in
tcrest throughout his doninions.
AHgon, now one Of t4c largest pro-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

By courtesy of DR.. McKibbin we
are enabled to inform our readers
that the rain fall for the "a hours
ending at 6 A. NJ, on Monday was
'25 inches and for that ending G AM,
OH Tuesday was '53 inches. SO that
in 4S hours a little over three quar-
tcrs of an inch fell.
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THE KINGS WELL

is now capped and gagged. The
water stands at "a feet 81 inches
above the ground level, and as soon
as the height above the sea level
shall have been properly asccrtaincd
khe increase VI decrease in the stand
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31
THE ICE AGE.


Professor Hitchcock was intro
duced to the audience with few
happy remarks by Chief Justice
Judd. lie then proceeded to show
tho immense field that the subject
opened up and the change of opinion
that had come over the scientific
world in regard to this period since
the time he had been educated.
Then it was believed that all the
work of this period had been done
by floating iccbergs, now it is be-
lievcd that it was done by glaciers.
lie then proceeded to show that
Agassiz's theory of Polar icc-caps
was untemblc. Other theories were
touched on. and the glacial theory
shown to be the most probable. In
this connection the glaciers OF
Switzerland and Greenland are Of
special Importance as "modcrn in
stances" of the workings Of the Ice
Age. He showed from the diagrams
and illustrations the first spot where
it wus determined that glaciers
moved. "A hut had been built Of
stones by one observer on a glacier.
Some years afterwards Agassiz went
to investigate. He found this hut
some IL miles lower down than the
other had left it. The Professor
then proceeded to define and Illus
tratc medal, lateral, terminal and
ground moraines, gravel cones,
glacier tables, sc. The glacier area
of Switzerland was formerly OF
greater extent than it is now on the
contrary Greenland is increasing.
Its interior is one solid mass of
glacier icc-a sort of frozen Sahara.
Its outlets carry down mud and clay
which form banks ut the bottom Of
the ocean, and the ends of the
glaciers break off forming icebergs,
often 3,OOGfcctiin thickness. Here
he alluded t, the discovery Of
Greenland in S72 A.D., and showed
that its then large population had
dwindled and died out for want of
reciprocity treaty with the parent
country. From the fact that peo-
pic now live in Greenland man may
have lived in the ice epoch.
The lecturer then went Oh to give
instances of the distance of trans
portation of rocks and boulders by
glaciers, and the size of these. One
in New Hampshire weighed about
5000 tons. In New England, what
was known to formers us hard pan
was the detritus borne along under
the morainc: this is now called by
gcologists, tiltl.
All glacial areas have been refer
red to centres of dispersion. In
Europe there were two: in America
five. These centres slowly dispersed
the ice all over the continent, north
and south, rs far as the centre of the
States. The evidence that ice cover
ed the whole breadth of the conti-
nent is that plants and animals now
existing in isolated patches on the
White Mountains and Rocky Noun
tains are the same as those yet
found in Labrador, but are nowhere
found between. These are not to
he found anywhere OIL the Hawaiian
mountains, so that this is the geolo-
gical evidence that the ice period
never occurred Oh these islands.
The lecturer held the interest of his
audience during the whole period,
and his further delivcranccs arc
looked for with interest.
--
THE KINGS WELL
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The japanese Ambassador and
suit went to Waimanalo yesterday
accompanied by the Minister Of the
Interior, the Postmaster General,
Col. G. p. Iaukca and Hon. Kaulu-
kou.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

- The largest selection of Ladies'
FichucS and Colarcttcs of the latest
Patterns are to be had at the Honolulu
Clothing Emporium of A. NJ. MELLIs,
104 Fort Street 21l
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This afternoon there will be some
pigeon shooting at Kalihi. Sweep
stakes and matches have been ar
ranged and good sport is expected.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Lizzie Marshull arrived
last night.
The bark Aberaman is still outside.
The bark Hermann will be hauled
alongside the wharf to- day.
The cargo of the w. II. Meyer
was valued at $50, ,929.36.
The blk Revere with coal for Allen
& Robinson is due from Departure
Bay.
The Pannonia with lumber from
Humboldt Bay for Allen 4 Robinson
is due early next week.
The Steamer G. +. Hook is now
due from San Francisco.
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THIS DAYS DO1NGS.
MORNING.

Mr.. Adams will sell at 10 AMI, ut
Wong Lcong's store, Chinese pro-
visions, etc.
AFTERNOON,
Pigeon shooting match at kalihi.
EVENING.
Oahu. Knights of Pytliias, No. l
ut 1870.
Bethel Prayer meeting, at 1880.
Fort st. Church Prayer meeting,
ut 1880.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services. mt 1880.
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Ladies and others who arc in want
Of Il nice phacton or family carriage
should call at G. Brewer & Co..
They can hardly fail to be suited.
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Honolulu Draynen's
Protective Union.

In consequence of the continued high
prices for hay ard grain, and also of the
high rates of wages that prevail, we, the
undersigned Draymcn, are compelled to
make slight change in our range of
charges for cartagc.
On and after February list, 1883, the
following rates will be chargcd:
Sugars and Rice, short hauling,
per ton of 1000 ihs.......... so 2j
Sugars and Rice, from Espla-
made wharvcs to Queen street
wharvcs, or vice versa. ....... 80
Lime, cement, molaSscs or s,l
mon, TO wit: 3 bbls lime, )
bbls cement, bbls molasscs,
s bhls salmon, to constitute
,load, from anypoint on Espln-
made to Queen st. wharvcS. or
vice versa, per load. .......... 80
Lime, cement, mola>scs and sal.
mon, short cartagc.. ........ 31l5
Merchandise to Bond per load. SO
Merchandise from Bond, pcrld
detention cNtra.. ...... rs
Merchandise from all vessels discharg
ing at any wharf to any point within the
following limits, viz:
Ma,nakca ST., Bcrcania, ST. and
Ala kca st. per ton, as per bill
of lading... ......... 31s
Any single load, less than | ton,
ns above. ................ ID
Merchandise to island steamers,
per lOhu .................... ~
detention of dray at the rate of
81 per hour)
within limits. ts............... 3i15
Coal, loose. ............ oO
Coul, carting and piling, as per agrecm't
Bricks, within limits named
above, per NJ. 90
Bricks, pressed or fire, named
above, per M.............. 80
Iron and machinery, within linn
lis, per load or tom. 80
Extra heavy safes or machinery
as per agreement. ..........
Black or white sand as per agrt
Rubbish or dirt, as per ngr't....
Household furniture as per agr't
Lumber per NJ fl within limits 80
Posts per 100, within limits...., 80
Shingles per 10 NJ within limits 80
Fire wood, on city 'front.' cord. Is
Fire wood, from city front to
amy point within Maunakca,
King and Punchbowl sts..... 90
Kerosene to the Oil-housc, per
case of oil. .....-.......... O4
From the oil house, per load OF ~ .
20 cases or less. OO
From the city front to any of the fol-
lowing points:
To kukui street. t.............. Tj
10 School street, bet. Emma
ST. and Waikallalulu Bridge. no
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a boy describing how he had a
tooth drawn, said: 'Thc doctor
collarcd me, pulled like wild horses.
and just before my head came off
the tooth dropped out"
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B9n4000 yards of Quechee all wool
flannel, from 20 cts. up, at Chas. j.
Fishel's Leading Millinery House.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

The Rev. j. A. Cr,lZan will deli
yer lecture in the hall Of the III. l..
& II. II. A. on Tuesday, Feb. 9th.
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The steamer Liklikc did not get
away till z O'Clock last night. owing
to some trifling defect in her ma
chinery.
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HBnPlain Satcens all colors, at
Chas. j. Fishel's Leading Millinery
House. 235
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The wreck of the schooner Emma
was bought on Monday for sG25 at
auction.
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The Captain of the Mutinc made
an official call at the Foreign Office
yesterday.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accom-
IA modatcd with Board at IL private
House, in Il respectable ncighborlood,
and within minutes of the Post Office.
For particulars apply at the BULLETIN
Office. 80 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

The steamer Iwalani was detained
till 1880 last evening, fer machinery
for Paallala Plantution.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

The jury on the widening of Ala
kea Street have sent in their report.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

sas- Ex Zealandia, Gents fine
Tweed Suits, at Chas. J. Fishcl's.
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10 Rcformatory School corner. 1 so
To Alapai's corner. ........... / so
To Walters, Kalihi. 49,. 3 90
10 Pawaa. a.................. l 90
TO Artesian Ice Works, load... 2 90
10 PumnhOu. ................... 2 90
To kamOiliili. ................. 3 90
10 Insane Asylum. -. ......s 9 so
To Queens Hospital. ......... IS
To Waikiki, town side of bridge s
near church. ................. Q so
To town side of bridge at Park
entrance ................... OO
10 Park, as per agreement.
TO kulaokalu;l, ,,s far as Piikoi
street 49,. 100
To Govt Powder Magazine, per
load 1000 lbs or less. Is 90
From Govt Powder Magazine
per load 1000 lbs or less. ..... 8 90
To or from Kakaako...... loo
II. q. CRADBE, S. M. CARTER
Il. PECK. G. H. ROBERTSON
ASHLEY & Co., w. F. SIrARRAT,
Mrs. G. p. WARD, (per f. Hustace,
BOD lw Managcr).
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-31

THE well in the Palace yard is
capable Of yielding over 1000, 200
gallons in "a hours.
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LOCAL & GENERAL ITEMS.
The electric light was exhibited Oh
board the Iwalani last evening.
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Jan 80 |
Scllr NJ +
Blk Lizzie
Jan. 80
Stinr Like
Stn,r Iva
Stn,' liilc
Stmr 1.cll
St,nr Mol
Scl,r Ell,l |
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Scl,r Pol
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CEDAR SHINGLES!
JUST RECEIVED BY

J. A. PALMER g. ELMER II, TIA
CHER have this day formed Co.part-
ncrship under the firm name of JOHN A.
PALMER Il Co.
Y 0siyien J.. A. PALMER
se4 V's'' Il. II. TlIACIIER.
Honolulu, Jan, %, 1853, y01 lw
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vESSH

For $
Meyer, /,
Tiervc,y.
For ]
Jan. 81
Jones, \
8 cllildr
1 lean, J
] G. IIO
For
\ Jan. 30
. w Il r.
I, 'Ielllies
/ j Slnitl
rett, 4
4 deck.
1 For
/ Jan.t !
\ Cornw
4 Rev. a
I G.. vii
4 Kirkw
! Boartl
I kailiki
/ son a
| Dodg'
1 II Lu(
4 j Mui
a Johns
& w s.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11

constitution, a. folloys:1 Supreme cour|
Bor civil citises orly: 10 consist ofnp
Judges, divided into two sections; the obi
Justice residing over either section. Cod
q ;np 4. Judges c,i%ias ju,lSsS
to DO appointed by the governor tor q te1
OF eight years; county judges TO be elect
by the people for q term Of five years Al
the jurisdiction Of the lower courts to 1
extended. The resolutions will be sent
a memorial TO the Legislature.
The colored Baptist church at HarriS
station, on the Central, was destroyed
incendiary fire this morning.
n Waco, Jan. 6.---[ Spec ial T. A novel 81
was argued before the county court todd
Some time ago young man was arrestf
tried and fined IN the city recorders eou'
and All appeal taken on the plea that und
the city charter no such office as record
had any legal existence. 1t seems that q
der the legislative charter Of Wacothe d
ties and powers Of Justice OF the peace .
conferred on the mayor, no provision bell
made for any other officer having judicl
powers. subsequently the city counI
created the Office of recorder, withdrawal
Judicial functions from the mayor d
transferring them to the new officer. q
county court decided the case against 4
defendant on technicality not touchi|
its merits, and the matter will probably
before the higher courts.
@. y. OVERLY, the young man who
tempted suicide yesterday, is all rig
again, and Gays he has concluded rather
bear the ills Of unrequited love than fly
others he knows not o.
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INC IMAM .sgivlng Issue

Of the Youths Companion will be q double
number enclosed in colored cover, with q
full.page picture of Q Puritan maiden par
ing apples. The artistic beauty of the
number shows how much is being done In
which instrncts while 1t entertains. a
glance through its pages Is sufficient to in
dictate the result ofth Companion's popu-
larity, which has gwen it q welcome into
three hundred thousand homes.
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nrDE IUdHNa D. WAX. 0T q xa0Kl:
slsI Rss'c,svs " yi'sj m al sSisisd xik
uoryoue debility. 1ots OF manhood and Az I'm.
dred diseases should - once procure hi lcirculN
from which 10 loarn tho osu1o Of the theescs
us or throueh us BY your drugs iAtor I yexpresa
the never falling Ytulcdy III III.
OR0WDUl, d iLDvIN & wILLIAMe.
WholcEa nruRp fxts. alias, Texas.
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rAitsrIss Jan. A. lsper'sll--A dospst
ate atienpi was made at nigh b luselar.
its Tie tase Of the Texas aSpris oihos A.
Jielsonv1a. D. roaiained stoul a zoo
The r9bbafr tantl have beer 1iphieDei
ron their work This n9riirr ihs sff
iour was lonnd htred ready ~ Wasting
and b1rg'ar's fDoIs Icailel a aft1ui
Hiichins & Son. of Troupe Lave bee
ci5fed Nv afiarhuonf ~ Dool ( Co. 81
Innis Other creditor. bar Wfiss x
CO... CalVesIont Imam laws ucrelor
ilIs1ii'ifes. tto0o. nsscft t1u0
Leslie nlI.IanI trrtr' E1ftlf III tn
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~ Cnlf3 ups
! CHICAGO, asked men cap
tured, bound and sSS 5l6nr inmates Of J..
G. Arnold's farm.hodse| twenty miles from
Chicagc near DoDne1s Grove, Monday
evaninG, and secured 81, 200 In cash, and
rode sway on four d Arnold's horses.
Mona hsye been raptuded. Farm hands are
Suspected. fe K "
VII nERR MoslA EFFoRrg
here are not successful lmost of the former
socialisis no. being praperty owners
AVA ill.,, January 4, 10 -oA.4z. xrDlors.
10; 3AIIN ~ 4 "a ~ a 4 y {.
which please send by rdurp mail one bot
iie Carter's Little Nerve Pills, and for the
bshnce Caasra Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle " Liver Pills received from
yop some time pgo have been tested by me
and several Of INV hipnds, among whom !
distributed them, and In every instance
have given ontire satisfaction. For sick
lieadlche, tney are the medicine--scek not
10 Improve lham They 1re perfect.
M Hpaa Will Ava Jackson Cor LIS.
4 Nor sale hy WfllIamt. Tolliyer q Walker,
f,-ueiste oalias Texas.
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BREaovp. Jan --IEpeniAl.l -Jln Cray
ann BArola Poland tno bolae.inleves 81.
hoped through town Today, foufishing
their si,-ehooters a posse OrgHnizli nd
snecee sod N arresiine Gray who Is out on
bonn f0r inarefary. foiapu ~ ssiis ~ 4arsu.
Z T.. X GrIiith, urufirst, closed LIE d0ck
for want ofcusiom
BalnesN Cohen, DIS goods, tloesd out;
oocasioned ~ the donise q III. Barre
Tire sb,pueut OF cotton fhls season OK.
ccods 1000 bales ~ 30 mere than eYei be.
tore .UIf
The weather " erircnifly vet and muddy.
The sheriff ~ X ,btrfio1 connty 4 here
irving 20 make ctst ageinfl The gan liers
a 0W have been serged 10 appear a. rank.
III noah SATURDAY.
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL NSr1TBI2
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollare fol
Lil1nder their special advice md Aeatment) WI,
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