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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-23

IT is always matter of surprise that
men ont here viii stand as much as
they do. The misgovernment Of this com
munity. in any other place would be met
with very much more effective measures
than we find amongst our people How
magnificently did the old colonists of
America spring forward when their rights
were frodden on: a wayerer here or there
there NAV have been. but as people,
knowing what was their right, they de
manded it. fought for IT, and obtained II
Again let rs look at England and see how
time and again the poople have obtained
their rights: sometimes through a sea OF
blood. as in the great war of the seven
tenth century, when finally the head OF
Charles the First rolled in the dust before
the will of the all-powerful people, and
men learned the hard lesson that kings
were not heaven protected. but were irherc
they We're. for the convenience of the ma
ton: sometimes through civil conflict and
tumult, as in the case Of the great reform
bill, but always in one direction, and that
one Liberty! France, Germany, Italy,
Russia. all tend the same way, Liberty
We have the same elements here: we
have the descendants Of the very men who
fought on the side OF the colonies against
England: Of the men who forced the Re
form Bill; we have men who believe in a
free Germany, a free Russia, a free Italy.
Why should we, thinking as we do, feeling
as we do. have less free Hawaii! We
are allowing an autocracy to gradually
overshadow us. and it is our duty TO oppose
this autocracy, tooth and nail That one
man or a dozen men fall IL the conflict Is
Of small moment: but no man, loving lib
erty as all Americans and English do, can
look with complacency on the present con
dition Of affairs here. Liberty with our
people Is ingrained: we maintain the right
Of public expression Of views even when
objectionable TO Us. Conducted as the Ha
waiian Government Is at present, there Is
a very evident desire 10 put stop to lib
erty Of expression. Speak as the Govern
ment wishes and you may talk floods. but
differ with them, and look out for tie re
suit: if we can we Will crush yoI Fortu
tunately oppositions are difficult to crush-
in fact in nine cases ont Of ten they amt
be crushed We hardly think that the
public Of the Hawaiian Islands intends to
make the tenth case.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-23

IL u me vested NN ihf institution and the statutes
Of This kingdom and dcrmiue it essential to the pro
motion Of Justice.
do hereby order. that the regular Term " the
Second Judicial Circuit tn De- held Waiiuku Mani
ON the fret III E>DAN of june A. u. ISL he hereby
postponed until WEDNESDAY. thc srh lsy of said
June tsSi, 40 90 O'Clock 4. ".
WUsL-- my hand and the sal Of the
I-EHII supreme Court af Honolulu this tafh
d1y of May A. u iSsi.
\. FRANCIS JUDD.
chief Justice supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-23
Notice of Mortgages Intention to Foreclose
and of Sale

Efl nf sale contained Ion certain mort .ar made hv
" kinimakHlchua, uf hooiIuina. Island q Oahu 10
Mcle Steycu- guardian of the f1Hn Naone minors
dated Dec tith sl rCcoucd iu Libcr - pp 5s and =
notice s hereby given that said mortgaree intends %
forccuse said mort-arC for condition. broken and upon
said foreclosure viii sell at public suction Salcsrnorn
of 3. Adams ON SATURDAY, JUNE srd, al
u VI. Of said day, the prCmi-rs described In said
GAGE o. Glow specified.
Premise 10 D, sold are; Al tho right title and in
tcrcst Of The said " kiuimakalchua being ont-xth
share In and To- all that tract of lud situated kaipa
pan. hnnHuloI. Oahu, aud more particularly described
In Royal Patent No. ~ 90 Hoopaahcr. containing au
area Of isi arr1s niurg or less.
Further particulars can De had 0f j N Monsarraf At
tnrncy 90 Law and Guardian If the minor children o.
UHn Nrpnr. dec a. mu~f.rs-8r ~. n
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NOTES.

-T physiciau4 Hf "a hospital tn Philadelphia
dHuuf as in whether lrprn-y Is or Is not a
lg.iuus disaaas IH. LHupy thought occurred
H1s uf them the other dHy, boo had lsIor uu-
lrrlfrueui, 60 udFfas hfa patient Co travel. try
r lurv ri Climntr and aIr, miu-I, with ms tel
HH 11eu, and n tEv disease D. really CuutHGtuu1.
Z. act viii spuu become known The Ihiladel-
'HI lHTH.IrHr which b. authority for this stale
r' sHYr or CTgT7H, Tho community 1t large
1e uulv tpn glad in b0ouu' tho rnuius uf s-ttl-
'-sFuted zciyuiIhC question. even at the risk
7ucfur "a hurlhlu dIsrHss but they can't
ling that tho medical idIuts who INT upon
fhsi uf settling their disputes shuuld first
patient into their own humes. where they
sruHlly watch the result nf their eEtraordI-
HFrFr
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.Tkr thu following items ui information
.h- N.HsHfr"H FHrHH#rrs-" The City tuuu-
FhiiHdrlufiH, uu tbU 18th uit,. amended
finance o. permit tr0 Baltimore and Ohio
aIii tumpIuF 90 place wires through the
that tho Company o. ruUuurrd tu lHy the
Underground iu The huilt.uU portions, The
hus made u known that hc will veto any
fcr granting thr uLh Go erect poles IN
rsaf. Captain d. Q. Greene a s. Enriu-
ftsr ru=Tecffuu ui systems ui underground
"H vIrts m Boston mud Sew York. .. iu
."nT = pruhihiilu. tho further erection Of poles
shfngiuu. hlu ulr.uum0ud- that enpuri-
ne made with che hrg alarm Eiras 90 test au
..ruuuu system lHs expensive than those
HaiHlly employed, and hy recommends that
ri le Submitted fu ihn next session uf Con
|Hr placing HIi ffr alarm W1rys underground.
bil D. U7fFITsd compelling 400 electric
H# ID i'u Wut underground at Hn early date
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To recur 10 Milton once more, Though
all the winds Of doctrine were let loose to
play upon the earth, 50 Truth be in the
field, we do injuriously, by licensing and
prohibiting, to missdoubt her strength
Absolute, direct prohibition or Persecu-
ton Is nearly gone by, even in the least
enlightened countries, indirect illdis-
guised persecution Of Freedom Of utter
ance Is reserved for petty autOcrats only
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To the PrBpiietOTs of Sugar Mills

A > AGENT FOR FIRST CLASS
Il ARTISANS. fhr undersigned o. prepared TO Con
tract Tor building Perforated hot Air Furnaces with
graHt d4pafrhl according Che designs 81 tha late
celebrated chemical rrDfrasur Penney formerly pro-
ir.-or 0f themratrF It thr AnIHrr1uian tniVFr-ffy
'ls-uus Hg1t'lud, Protecting lil pIrfies from suv
imaginary Patent iufriu-ruIruts H0Yalfirs which
impair ihr -1IdF ~ the work and deminish the re-
suits 'htaiugd from humiu. thH meT1-- direct from
Che fuiIgrs snffu- paramount phieCta FfE- Slgiu ~
iH.i .td1l dE Eills -h.flss frlruaYs- uas1ua. rfr.
niI au j.. NHkTEH Ia orsaH street
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Sprrial Hpflrs.
NOTICE.

To NEs.r.- Bisuor IS Co \. J. CAEruErgii, and all
other couucrncd..
You will please take notice that from and after .his
date u, rromi--ory note check, draft or bin Of "a
change will Dc -igued accepted or endorsed by me
except In common with my -on rONEN {. AfuNG A.
an att0stu= witues-: and yuu hereby notified not
to -cuunt. purchase or honor any such prumIssory
note check, draft or bill Of e1chan-r purrortin- 20
bear my signature either maker drawer acccpt0r OF
endor-sr unlos said signature be accompanied by that
Of my said soH Toncy c. Along as atctiu- vitHcss
tSirncD {. AFuNG.
Honolulu. MAY 18Th. Isss. us
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rrraI .Idrrrhsrnrnfs.
NOTICE.
o. sMITn. EsorIRl

NOTICE.
NNTIILINM q. SMITH. ESQUIRE,
w has this Day been appointed by the suprrme
Conri a. rfFg undcr the provisions u ths VIII Of
His Late Majesty Lunaliio vice Hon. J. MoTr SNuH
resigned.
~ order of the Court HENRY SMITH
ncputy Clerk.
Hone uiu NAV aist tSSl US
CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
y HAN ISLANDS IN rrohatc-In the Estate Of
A MCULLU ~ deceased. inic-taie. Bcfurc the Chef
Justice.
on ruidin- and filing the petition Of Cartwright
81 Honolulu. alleging that A : Mtullum. Of Hon alulu
dirl iuisstitr ti1o the taih day uf APRIL 1sss
sud PRAYING that rttcrs of administration Issue to him
10 b. ordered. that FRIDAY the >th day Of June A
N. fsS De- aud hcucly i appointed for hearing said
petition before the aid fusrr n the Court Room of
ihi. Court lt IIouoluiu ut which time and place all
pcrous concerned NAV lpprsr and show cause 10 auv
They havr why said petition should not be- granted aud
that this urrr be- puhlished n the English language
for three successive weeks iu The HAwAuAN GsErrTE
newspaper iu Honolulu,
Dated Honolulu u. T. Nav slst, 4, u. isSi.
A. p Judd.
Attest. Chief Justice 20 the Supreme Court
WrsrgY ~urrm. Wruufv e ierk
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Hr Conn Where Or fhr Office Of trg p1f.
-. llf What are Lu uidce hours Where
ID announcement Boz r1rturut.ss OF
hlE H His l0cltl1u and hauIsg Where D. the
either on HurtugussG ur English Of the
.1a ihcr ur ans uf tlg Hawaiian pauersg
Doe re renting ~ an up-tairs rnum with
small mdiclilun r1mufi-c the entire
.. usulltaf
efnan Is tpo mu-h engaged Co attend
s uf tun economical o. have a board
uIHr. % ii u1' he advisable 30 ship a Poltu-
eua g SO fsF muutll 90 stand outside Of
r rr closal portal Of the consulate. and
aTlH ras flc uufurtlu ate ufifutn. many of whom
rr e. cucImbgrud uilh children and laden
aH .uusshold auTgndBcCs. sitting for hours
- HH saC hot sun. uu Che side walk and door
sl--e chant sirudi, railnut'y waiting for thc
a a11uld lc there. kCsrolsas Man.
IH HaIrlrne FnsHa for Nav was received
.asI ua1s md Nrth tia supplement which accom-
. .- an Interesting and readable number
57slu iun Of the article 1n New Guinea. hy A
M aIu-rr and the story Of Icscuo or i've Gilbert
Is.lrl-s fe1f, lasldasa con uric history Of the
nfa hl Z ~ the =. Al. G. A. and the dcdioatory
ssrrlr1s el1necied with tho opening. This number
l. ttl 7,a II Vol g Of the new series
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FURNISHED ROOMS and costly Fur
nishod Rooms can be bad by an early application At
Cr- Nu-IGARDES LANE.
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FEEEDoN of Thought is an inaienable
and unasss liable right Of human nature.
Freedom o { expression Is equally inalien-
able unavoidable, hut yet in some states.
even m tins last quarter of the Ninteenth
Century, not unassailable
As society advanced from spoken to
"ltten, and thence to printed possibilities
gl oppression, SO society advanced from
n"iha'lsm to civilization and thence to
cultivated intellectualism.
IL Is perfectly PLAIN then. that he who
illhders the free expression of opinion, is
roactlonary barbarian, 1t Is SO universal
y admitted now days that free discus
sion, that Is, without fear OF possibility Of
persecution, Is the very life-breath of
civilization. and they who imagine that by
petty persecution they can suppress either
thought writing, or printing can only be
classed with Mrs. Partington who imagined
that with her mop she could thrust back
the waves Of the Atlantic
But 10 come TO more serious argument.
nearly two hundred and fifty years ago.
mo less man than John Milton wrote the
following weighty words As well almost
AlI man, - kill good book: who kills
I" man. KILLS reasonable creature. Gods
j "a, ~ '''' Nv Mit ut'SlfNNS q good book.
hiis reason itself, kills the image of God
d. u were, IN the eve"
- In me same essay on the Liberty of the
res Milton says L,uls and Commons
o. England consider what nation II Is
whereof ye are, and VIII creof We are the
ToNernurs' nation not slow and dull.
hut Of qulck. ingenio rs and piercing
spirlt These words are. + Is to be hoped
applicable today and in this Kingdom
unless we are two centuries and more be
hind cur furefathers.
About century later. gTunius wrote
lhe ministry, It seems. IRE lat,oring to
draw a line Of distinction betw cen the
honor Of the crown and th > rights Of the
people in effect bot b objects have
been equally sacrificed"
u Inc facts then remain th At Frssdom of
Thought and necessarily f r-,ium of ex
preston Of thought, Is heritage from
our ancestors and may u, 4 I've readily
rellnqmshed; petty autocr IL. and their
.ools must learn from his scuy that their
INJUSTICE never succeeds as against their
would be victims, but invari ably rebounds
igalnst themselves.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

Caused by Lepers in Hospitals
and ON the Streets That Alleged Chinese
Sugar Imported nj San Francisco Under
the Reciprocity Treaty Arrangements
for Coming Hawaiian Money
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interesting observation uu fTUU rings is re-
". hy Professor kHrhrlHu 200 Lsf Nature dur
visit fH thf ruins uu IalruUuo. NuKcu. lu
.. !. thEfuay cHusgd all th" trees that Ind the
Il one uf tlr pyramids uf The palace 60 hg
ON =eU1ud visit Iu l--I De- cut the
ni tHd grown -uru lSil. and hp remarked
of them had number uf cHuurutric circles
superior o. their age. The oldest cnuld
rr bsUu 90 yuHra uf age. buI uu n srciiuu OF
thstn hs Cuuuisd - circles, She trcp WIS go
Iu diameter. zlI rub, n ruurthg old no
~. I'd Dr. opncsnfue CIRCLES 81. thHruBy found
ffualted On every sIHrIT-. aud 1u tTuU4 OF
He uuurludrJ ttut boo bot and moist
whore nature 1s uuyUr at unst, It may pro.
n uur circle year. with us. but q
The age Hu monument has often btru
ID from that uf fruUs that have grown un
rH r- For ralguuuG, A. llHrliug1r calculated
.. H#lra having counted l.iWl uura "a trpp.
1uHy observation requires the number Co
# 7 own o. ilH ur SD wears making cuusid.
Hr." 1tUrfuCn- ItFN wears. InuiUssuT Barheart
HH.. -ther N. DnHwsy iaFL Account of certain
rings which some tropical trees present
=eCiiun, and winch AZ 90 Doe distinguished
.rHH |H annual Ctrris-.
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.HIs EHHH.Hn WH.#I.. Bona.
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SUpREME COuRr OF THE IA

- WAItAN ISLANDS. iu rrohatc.-tn the matter
OF the Estate 81 ELISHA n. ALLEN deceased Order
appointing time for probate uf win and directing pub.
liGatiou of notice Of the same.
A document Uutpuuiur 90 De- the last Will and
testament pf Elisha a. Alien deceased having on the
18th day Of NAV, A. d. 1881, been presented 20 said
Probate Court aud petition for the probate thereof
and for the issuance of LETTERS Administration with
the viii annexed to " Q. Allen having been died by
said " T. Allen.
n BE- hereby ordered, that FRIDAY the hrst day nf
June A. D. ls, 1t ten clock A. NJ uf aid day at the
Court Room Of zId Court. 20 Honolulu iu the Island
% Oahu, De-, and the same b.. hereby appointed the
time for proving -1id will and hearing said application.
when and whcr any pr.nu interested NAV appear and
contest the said WILL and Che granting Of letters tc-
tlmsutary.
u Is urher ordered that notice thereof De- given bv
publication, Tor three successive weeks boz the Aws-
ILAN GAzErrE, newspaper printed and published IN
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, a. o.. May 18th 1851.
A. D.. JUDD
Attest. chief Justice nf the Suprru,s g,nrt
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Containing Plates, Cups Teapots Bowls.
Chambers Rice Dishes and Bakers,
bgmIIohns, 3 and gals Sample Bottles.
Vases and Glassware. Manila and TaTred Knts.
Hemp and |. Il. Packing Coal Baskets,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-23

Is answer 10 the enquiry as 10 who was
Dugald Mactavish, whose name figures un-
der the head OF sundry expenditures which
have been drawn upon without author
lzatlon Of the Legislature, we have to say
he was a worthy citizen, connected many
years ago with Hudson's Bay Company
Mactavish acquired property on the plains
duly registered IT and then being full of
years died No one claimed his lands. and
the property was sold, we believe. under
the Wilder administration A sharp cit
zen Of modern days, looked up the heirs Of
Dugald,and being duly authorized brought
clam against the government for having
sold what did not belong TO them After
some controversy the matter was settled
for cash payment of $1,000. So far so
good. But why, when the thing called
financial statement was put before the
public, was no explanation yOuchsafed as 10
the reasons Of the expenditure there was
nothing wrong about it, the Cabinet could
do nothing else, and in fact they got off
mighty cheap: but why leave the public
I'M ignorance Of the transactions This
kind of thing Is Of piece with all now
done 10y the one man power Cabinet: that
precious body premises that everything il
does Is night, and does not deign to explain
anything right or wrong A similar case
Is the appropriation by Privy Council" "
Of S3.S6lN This is the one third expense
Of sending the e. r. Bishop in search Of
the SVC. Why not make foot note TO
that effect why treat the public like chill
.hen2 II items in a private account are
not clearly stated the person who receives
the bill naturally complains; how much
more necessary Is It FOR the servants Of
he public 10 state clearly what are the
reasons for items Of expenditure in public
iccomts. The fact is that the present
.ct Of servants which the public has. are a |
et of III trained characterless menials and |
he sooner they are got nd Of the better |
or the public welfare: they are constantly |
lolngwrung and even when by chance they |
10 something right, 1t is so i'll done and |
.ungled that it looks a. If it were wrong.
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sugar. &C Rice Bags

OF all sizes and qualities,
Coal Bags, Gunnies. Iwine Burlaps,
Woopack and Twilled Sacking, Linen Hose.
GROCERIES.
oardinos IN half and quarter boxes.
II. and +. Biscuits, Salt IN lars
Castor Oil IN Tins Stearine Candles l. . and u
Matches, Cocnanut OIL. Wash Blue
Hubbuck' 5 Linseed Paint Oil, II White Lead
White Zinc Paint.
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VIENNA FURNITURE:
CENTEs OT AssOKTED CKOcKERN

Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Parlor
Chairs, Scttees. Sc.,
Saddles, Calfskius, Girths. Stirrup Le,tbers
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4 LARGE INVOICE or CLOTHING

tne Black Cloth frucls Coats and Pants,
Bnckskin Sacks Pants and Suits,
Felt, MOhair, Drill Flannel Sacks and Pants.
BOYS SHIRTS and Chlldrcu's Jackets,
Monkey and SailDrJackets.
!. y. Coats aud LCgglngs, Carpet Slippers.
Sill and ]. q, Umbrellas and Parasois.
Fancy and Travelling Shawls.
Cotton and Turkish Towels.
White and Fancy Quilts,
Felt Rugs and Brussels Carpatiur
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Irr nh rrico of food iu England is directing
1tu the AustrlliuuD Dui1uios as possible cum
with thr lmitd SttCa in supplying the
ruasinc demand. N, following figures
Hr. showing The fool 4pruducing capacity
distant islands: The total area Of these
-" mounts 90 {. llti.ssB SQUARE miles. with au
population Of 80. - males The land
cultivation was, IN ls-l. 6.,i7l.gss acres.
.l. rnculfural produce amounted o. .ai.sl6-
-. els uf wheat, l7.7ts.s1s bushels Of oats
= barley. and G-ctt3.si OF maize In ad-
~ urru pTuiuced i2i .l,5 tons Of psiatocs
rr "lnn toms 1f hay, aud l.s1l Nj Gallons
1H" A. o. thU Nness aud herds thfrp were ut
.'I- tlh''5 cattle. a.-I- a.. sheep, s,glS itsl.
HIH ~. making a grand utaI uf IssSl.Ng A
. anNfHia ui NIHH" returns brings out tho
s1s.a ~ iaci that giIIr taking fHu total fBulIa-
I. fl'.iaaI tnuru uUru ufE ~lr TuHrallfIs d tho
ilo, the floks and hgrds .t1ud I'D q -,
rGf-ft H1 tine rIHuIzfs fur fIrr ,,.t5
united o. Ll.fs-i.is and Iu I--U ind fD !
El5nl1.ult. while fbr ylIHp uf tIfr i,l
"H. uuied tu Liau9lHsH. and that uf tbr al l
nr.# ts.-ssi6s' ln uIGyI words tIr yaIur gf |
. psr head Hf thg uhliilFut5. iuIaut- fr |
HIs thea about t.sf Do o. anuum.
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De Laago fls and Boutelleau g.. Brandy. and
other brands,
Rum. Gin, st. Paul Beer Ale and Porter.
Port Wine. Sherry Rhine Wine.
Fine and Table Clarets. Champagne.
Dry Heidsoick Monopp.le 'Ch. Pare.
q. n. Mumm d Co, Sparkling Hook.
Muapllg. ,Er. Nr
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A. D.. JUDD.
Attest: chief Justice ofthe supreme Court.
HESE Nvutf feputy CLERK B. b
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BLANKETS:

Horse Blankets, White and Fancy Blankets.
Fancy Striped Woolen, two sizes.
Scarlet, Orange, White WOolen, 3 and points
Threads, Tape, Elastic, Scarfs. Sc,
SILK and Velvet Ribbons.
Buttons for Shirts. Goats. Pants, Dresses.
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German and Hayan d Cigars


Pocket and Butcher Knives, Scissors,
Sheep Shears, Needles, Spoons, Files,
Spurs, Galvanized Basins, Hoop Iron.
kcg Riyets, Hammers,
yellow Metal and Composition Nails.
BJhbiit Metal, Sugar Coolers,
Iron Tanks, Claniors &c. Also.
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CTPKEME COURT OF THE ia

~ order of the Court HENRY SMITH,
ncpufy CLERK
Home uiu Nav 1fst fsSl rs
, 1883-12-22
fOIlieS of Youth

Such As Srermatsrhea, or Seminal Weakness
or Loss Of Pertec. Vitality. Nearly two-thirds
Of al the Chronic Diseases spring either d.
rectly or Indirectly frc,n some de-scgement Of
the sextual system, sad yet this subject Is neg
l-cted by the majority Of the medical Profes-
sion.
| know that persons who are unfortunate
> ,ough .o,be afflicted by any form of sexual
disease have deiicscy IN calling upon the
prouer physician in time, from sense of mod
estv and sometimes iron Ignorance, and per-
NIT those dissases 10 exist until their cunstiru-
tious become corrupted, their constitutions
broken down, and the hopes Of future hsppi-
ness biighted. uutil death becomes welcome
messenger 10 carry them out Of their miserable
rIi-tence.
Everything strictly confidential under all
circumstances.
Lnst manhood perfectly restored. CatarTh,
BrarchIt,s. Throat Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Rheumatism. Kinney Complaint, ard eli dlS-
.ls-, OF tie Ere ami EsF, Stomach and Blsi-
ier, he can cure without i2il.
IS-COnsGitatior free, and list Of printef
questions sent 10 those living AZ = distance who
cannot consult him personally. Enclose pos
t..ge stamp Tor lis..
offce l32 and l3i Third St, opposite Ma'
sonic Hal Office Hours from 10 to u A. L.,
, 10 and 10 P. n.
All letters Of professional business must be
addressed ~ Dh. PAUL II. BRENAN &
CO Portland. Oregon. mv29rf
, 1883-12-22
Malice for Dt<srfbuatsn.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, H.
County of Walla Nalls.

County OF "aiia "aaa'
IN pROK1TF-Int the matter of the estate Of
GFOn(;E KESER, Deceased.
NIFAIioN:-on reaqihs tne oul! NertIeA T1I
~ petition OF jerome hsset, ans1Sa s In;u, ~
well, nee keser. Willis heser Aha wn,A
Reser. all OF Lawful sge, and decedents enil,
dren, Rled IN tals court, sett.hs lo'tn va. So
George Reser. petitioners fstner, died inIes-
tate il the county OF Waus "AIa. isrIitois