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Ilawaiian 6aEtttt.
NEnNFsnAY. IN ls. -.
Esr nePrs Is Rrsrs.

LccK ozt fo- the rev HS-Siisn silver
cum il i nov IN hand and ne may ex
pect the efgy q the g-e1t Erd god
Rzlakzu1 I shortly to he eIrCulzted
aru1r-St n. When we Cet that eoinzSy
there WI he little diligently. How < Il
-uIzS 70 be rsgzriea sbroai L !; vUrth
a doLlzr Frun What We hear W Opine
not. Il rssas therefore entirely with the
people whether they VII sccspt II or rot
Inss1ncvs Ue SIMPLY o. reeord when a
nstlQ1 refused b accspt the COINAGE
ufered b the Govsru-ent. and-we az
quite prvpa-~i 70 ind that the people q
tn, cuzrtry VII rsiase to take the DE-
p-eclated silver winch the prssen. cabinet
a-s r11-s % pain OF ca tks-a-
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IT, Hs =. 70. Y. Gi5s5ss. Pr.s1,issf o. fle B.sFri
o. Hsfith, SIz=-We have the honor 30 inform ysJu,
By request Of Captain Bradley 0f the British
stsamsr Nufr'ls. that he WIS prepared to eIecuts
the b0ud and agree 70 the cutldIturs named IN yUur
letter Of Nay 1th- Also that be Eals prepared u
% s1far ~ cJupiy With the further conditions
LAID down IN your letter Of May 10Th. We are fur
ther instructed tD say that after persln the bond
and cuudItious attached which Y1z have prepared
for Captain Bradley execution md after submit
them - his legal adviser be reCIris the cU1tit0us
10 be little IN aerUriaHce With the terms Of the
letter which be understood 70 the stpulatous
Of the Board Of Health that he c1uD1t cuuseuE O.
sign that bond
Captain Bradley further requests Is to say that
be fears this demand for hin u incur the expense
Of psrn1ikueut ersctH1us the guarautIus grounds
Indicates TIE hJpeiessuess 0f the e1deaTUr % le-
cociats successfully for the relief 0f the ship her
unfortunate COMPANY and Captain Bradley there
fore declines 10 sIzcutE any bond II the matter
We eIceedI1-iy regret that 1gr eudeaTors have
not rrsalted more successfully.
We have the honor 10 be. sIF, your EIcsllsncy :
obssiisut humble Servants,
TEE1- II. DNVTEs r Co
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% Munizy the oscial organ sunO1uced
that His E1rcIlsnry Wslser Murray Gibson
lad been appointed Attorney General =
fr.--aL wee Eo-- Z Preston resigned
Dir. Gf5bz11 Ia, only 1Cidsi one uure oftce
O. Is ri-egty sumeEhat nuUsruus hst-
Premier Minister of FUreiZn Afzirs. Al
+---ev C1e-e-aL Prpsidert q the Board q
F.f1cati1u- Presiisnt q Board OF Health.
Nsrher 1f Bard q Irr1iSrstiCn-
vr-E think that ever hls onnivuru1s
zrrr.-site fUr place would be satisfied At
tn rate b. + dragging everything into
E-s hands w may E1ok some day for some
-1ck Eunounesueut a. tins CiinSo1.
king and Dictator. vice kAlakzua, "
>-red Msaut5,e the bsr u1ust b highly
pleased 70 have tins Intelligent layInzn r
AZ thei- head
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IEE resignation 0f Mr.. Preston a. Attur
1ey General Is a perfect Illustration and
proof IF any vsrv needed q the danger
Gus tendency 70 personal rule. which i
1othInE more nor less than uncunstitu
tionaI rule agsinst which this journal for
ever has cuEtended The question Is not
merely whether Ssu1raI NCwiefn shall guen
a Licensed hgu0r saIoUn opposite the
Bethel Church and - lessen very NATE
rally the value u the vested interests Of
the oldest and most respected OF or II er-
c'lEtlle houses ADJOINING the prUpu. ed
r71E-hole- nor K II merely the d1sregz I'd
the utter contempt. shown for the rights
and Interests Z the best the most GTliet
and laF-abId-ng portion 0f the eomn1u-
-lty. q portion, - Il Observed. which : a.
hitherto 0ccupied itself IN deprpcatirg slu r.
upon the SJFErEiEu u his CABINET. II
real siguIhcance of this liquor saloon bus
ness / % show that i L the uufortunzt e
rls1 Il the King % have 10 indepsndsu
Ir -respCns7bls7 Ministers. even IN name
1lt merely a 1T of tools and sycuuhzuts.
Tins means that relief r1ust cuue sooner
~ later u else that Ministers. LexfSIa-
tors. GUvsruCrs. District Judges. Circuit
judges II ine. al officers e1ceut Judges
Of the Supreme Court. art to Be appointed
Simply 70 e1Hcute the ROYAL orders. not
for the public interests on welfare But
rellef mast c1me- for 10 government con
d1et2't IN such manner can long get funds
70 support Itself II II had not been frT
certain leans effected within the last few
months Payment II & - Government szIa-
-1es would have Gee sd by the end of
slarrh AZ TIE latest We speak plainly. as
- arE W1ut 20 Do, fCr there l. nothing to
- gained by closing over the faets-
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OFyrcE BoAK1 o. HAIRS.
NJ ~ 49,

Nzsszs 7 Il DAVIS Co, AgSSrs ;. ;. MADEAs
Gsntlerer BY oiNler cf the Board 0t Health
the : ;. MsEsr,. VII De permitted 10 enter port
and land hsr Chinese P1ssengers IN gz1rantins
under the following CUnditiOuS
The vessel ~ pay all expenses incurred toE Qusir
aatI1e ssIrTgiliKncv. slucs she CANE 70 anchor Il
ths ruadsread. and during her say N purt-
The Chinese pdSsen-,vrs vii b ltrted On the
rvsf u k1hakI1altuz. and there PLACED u quar-
aatiRs for AZ least ten days and the vessel - pay
al expenses q tsbarkztiOn ,-also Of food, s'Ht-u
ard ulstieHl Attendance fJg Slii plss myers during
the term of quir1ntfne.
AL freight and baggage On bU1rd MhiTlzs, I1terG-
ed for Hu1oiuig masE b lLnded the sEl-ari1irle
reef and placed Uu shors n the station anti tke
Bcard has provided for the thor01gh f1mi,1tiou
or cleansing OF the SINE.
The Barr5 Of Hsalth VII rel 1irs thIt Jhs s-,eu.s
u the : : Nsifrfs shall enter Intp bond. % the
aniuun; 0f twenty dollars for each passenger placed
II Quarantine Is security for The indsunifcation
Of HIS Nsiesty's Government. for any Charges
that nav be incurred. II ctse that snail puI. %
other Infectious tlSgcss shCuld break UUt ar-uCC
sIid passengers during the period Of quarantine
un skorV.
Tbs Board vii srable The vessel - obtain a
supply q coal prior - her departure under suit
able guIrantIne restrictions.
I have the honor - be.
YCur obedient serTant-
WArrEK ". GIEsuN-
President Board Of Health.
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ssand a. the present rooment eCIIyICted q
utter incunpetency IN financial anai-S
they have stCsoi convicted q incclnpesenesy
II ether asairs for a long tsu,s. 6Sloss or
s-accth The matter how they usy the
dzrnrtin- tae. VII ever stand before then,
that they pct before the pubic ssseh q
miserable svfhterfuge Tor proper state
neut. and when the proper statement
coues how many peoule VII believe i
Having cried wulf once too often the
cabinet uust expect 70 be treSted Is ioe
shepherd boy N the fable. thai / Win
Sh-znlutp rrrh,stsf
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a fan 4 tas Eer- Fa1i.er Eers.. a -.
1r r1 ulaA az LuuIa- Csfis.li- f,-.I.-
--l a.arE plll-s tlls i.icL - -.
~ rliz1 Dr. was ~ eilirisre a -
Dl4 rr-szr-leIl 81 tn -
au1 ~ scne urag r.rsa- s.sl.,--- -
llu 5Nnrltlur X cte sr--s,-.--
@ A hs-- f--is sizalT flr s.lrne in
~ A 11ll-1ai tl hls hu3 ana hi,
W e -1s-r ~ all zrsr all.i -........I -
- zl- So l1ieaiisll 81 a iar-V r-,---i,--
nun - lsla ariElilleszera.f tn 60,
aus Fl EaIl lll-isr = - -
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cruelty contemplated by the Ba0ri We
have hsArd Cf the l't-,i,l t'nsrts,i't, and e1
pect 10 hear q partial Vaeeina.ion and VIZ
hsve slready sesn impartial infeetlon-
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SEenaI Nofres.


FURNISHED ROOMS and eosiy Flr
ai4hsd E10mz eHH h= hui By an eafiF apIiieatisl a
lEE7 no HGARDEN5 LASE
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A.ssrs. T. T. D,rriss & Co.. Egag't'.-
DEAz SIz--I have y0Grs u this moruing 10
hand. In reply beg 70 say that entered POrt On
the terms Of yuCr cUuu1 EuicAti1u of YESTERDAY,
and vas prepared this morning % give VOC due
authority 20 act.
A. about a. n, Mr.. Hayselden cane alongside
ard began 10 put questions . ne. which I de-
elinsd 70 verbally, bat was prepared % re-
esiVe al communication IN writing, feeling shat
verbal communication was liable 10 be mis-epre-
ssuted Or Hlisunderst0oj- came % the dock per
sUnally 20 see you. bat ts I WIS Informed va
were engaged With the Board u Health an
rUv gong % ny anchorage outside. / am still
very weak. bat the dyseutery has stopped upon me.
an SIr. yCUr Ubedisut servant.
". ". BEApLET.
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E-Iesi collection % Fof.if Tree .aitable f. tse
e1Iatrg
si-Bsst collection o yliiFs Tree
Price vii b. rFes fsr fhe bssf exhibit. rf fss.
aeais aqd aactilsrJ 1Pe1illIY llapfef n o. Art
c1illfai infasfries ~ ttese f-1ndr aad fi- ~.
pfi4ipa y 90 Affeafqrl rrlf1tf1 f1r eEroffIfIff
aad espef.4iJ IT, a~F .aFtuiioas u rller il iiI.
lsplrimeat
srAEas ell alsp b. nlae o. niertar,sa. ealiI.If.
y artcles ehich Say art b. ineia,ird in il- si1Fr
|isf sad ~ ezhltltl iiaf sill IL n Ia tfeIf ~ ~
Agfieaiieraiisi he Nil Jaccf 0l fls HsfI.aif4eil
sfe elrnesfiT inrifed
Ifln any el.e ide lz- saaiI aacids itat r0- ~shis
De- D. ci.tf a. nof " rs<ifnf mrrf b. pfze sii
b. arlfifd.
The fright. and fIo. ~ 1nilasls se1t ftgts ih-
sfa-f isi.af- soi-J for tAe parpose o. ezttlioa
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LAST ~Ezz We lsft q number u items ut
Ggvsrnmsut expenditure uncriticized- for
The Est was - long that It fairly palled
On the most 0univUrous appetite for al
rllni-trati91aI dslinquencies. To com
ueuce with " may look AZ the Water
Works This i a very important matter %
every cItizsu q H0colulu- and every nan.
10 matter how poor he may be. L directly
Interested IN L The last Legislature
voted $3.50 f1r tins purpose Il was
a liberal rute. but by ID means tuo literal
I While ths Premier has spent almost to the
1 full the votes fer decurztlons. aid 10 vpl-
uuteers. arms and accuutremeuts. &c. &C.
only S3z,S4 has been spent On this The
uszt question b b asked Is. how has 1t
beeu spent The reply must be. largely
Qu pipes. Our reservoirs are already
tapped q their utulost capacity. Even II
the sarly months u the year the citizHns
lrg being deprived u Their legitimate
rights f1r the sakH q s1pedisncy. and yet
tLe only thing the present iul5ecile admin
--tratlCu can find 10 Do Is 81 get more
pipes % tax the reservoirs still more
" lat the Cabinet ought 10 have been
about these many months past, was the
eu1structlg1 u a reservoir that ceuld
supply. adequatsly. the town but these
men seem absolutely Incapable Of doing
anything tgElris practical Improvement /:
sta-ues. bat raess, balls. eurunsti0ns. and
every form 0f folly 0ecupy their thoughts.
usaEwh1la the marhauir. American Eng
hsh. German and Hawaiian. L making the
dollars which grease the zhesIs for them
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E -1las- tsr ss1.l r- -la 11st
ef hr lar- rzl EEc1- LIE.
E- 1sfrl ll- taTlr. wrilns l. t1I-
uarrE- III llrd ren r. H1st.rr.
rl 1elnf t-e ll-Ii-zl tl---Et1--
ar-Tl AMI lulaar t1alr er.1ill -1a1
llE7 1rHu t-1u tie r, ssll-i11@ u
n rl-al1lL t1cgl1gg. tlIt W- present
ral-rrEr lt .gvr-- r1G tfar-urfas
-cl ls-G E b. 1zr 1-aasr plauL 1F
l-l 1ilEerf ll- Eu=z .1-g llE good Az
rrru 1-It wll1 lIILl. a -1r1rlll-I-v
Nztlu1 : Egtl tlrr u1s- tls7 -
l.al- s.ula~s=ra. ans Ht slue tillIa. and
a71sr1-ll1- II avs. iH-3s-1.sl n luf-i-a
111 -vlu1 sltt -leg WI uerer
D. rIre-asl Ir1a-lsal .r rsrl sai
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SlTrEDAT. Nay 9Th the ofieial orEan
Published thing called statement Of
tEs Ezpsnditurs Of the Havaiizu Treas
my. and also thr Receipt. Of same Depart
msnt Last Eednesday W criticized this
statement and shovel that as the figures
stood IN the tables thssrs uss a iiSerpnaBcv
q somewhat more Il an SInnO IN short
thSt eIthsT there va some grave mistake.
IN the yElnter's dep srtmenf q the .GSs1r-
80 g taaf sim public money had DIS
at f~a4Hl n some Eystsricus manner Cur
S-aEs Eas gTsV one zni shoHld have
go ---t a. 0ncr What has the Govern
usut 11ze zoth Frs.f W -. -, H.
- 17anIaE ulereIfTIly towards the
= .----l 81 IL " u II must y a mistake IN
the table, OF erT 7rsa ever ~. f,t.,- -
a 5aIu - -uEE.lse Hlz E1eellency John n
n Ia talenfsi A. an grcuuutant srp -
Esl Known hls ! ility 30 deal With IsS.-e
calculations has - l1usz b.zsu rpr,,,---7-.;,,
cur business Community. hIz rpTuartE-
ailie eapacIty for sssizIng the very marrow II
any ealeulatlor . has been proved 80 often
tlsf when the mere writers for a ueEspa-
per ysat1red 70 fnd fault with what
- tieHlan I such transcendenf abilities
lad Pun bef ore the public they did 80 with
/ n very = sstest d1fIsiencs. II would not
p pussif le that men Of their small
= nd experience cuuld cope with
= Lllly El-flts of HIS Ez John NJ Ez-
aiBA The thought / too too
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d.
- We BY NJ means wish 70 make
- - e the uLz=rer- nor do W e1pect q -
- - MI make light IF this mat er
= fe1sEt has been put b.sf1rr the 7,7I,-
Stlch tie AII11iztry have found them
VEz urterty Hnsdle 70 defend What
n q acruUnts zrs- beIng kepf uner NH
ssatezaeut Is cal MY put forth WLzf
1T q men zre TIA - who dare 70 pUf
oetore the puhlic- heir nastsgs. ,sg,cf 4
neng ing statement L this thing raesrf
a. bind 70 cUvsr p far worse ,fellu-
4oelr7es than n0Ezp 0ssr Of EIt mere
y ne blznderI1g stat ement u m en- who
- 700 lgnorznt 10 ma h a prupe shoE-
M q wlzt they haze one
Ihers + No way on Of the I Istter
e statement has hssn 1ada that accord
NJ b the Goverrwerr account. !. Over
SAil10 ars SHIRT tIls tarsmeut has re-
l-ailnei 1IrefSted for ssve 4 days. % goF-
eflilasIf which hSd its depa rtEnenfz L hand
would IossibIy alSSur - 1 = star d f.
l.-lIlar - Tsst even for "A ho urs. W. made
Cur calculations carsfHTiv. calling IN tbe
~ q the vsIy best acr<yvrss nts. ii va n,
!. "a Ihazzrd ez1c1Iatisr. M SSs Ias1 krs1 AZ
ION several sides- Thsprs senS abinet
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rrlcl Ee BAG o. ,ll- llal-1rv ilr zl-
1arlnss uzlru 1sc-. .1a-aizlz Eleu cum
rla El-f1sHz ulsl u -ha pr-usr rs-ur1-
44a1 rurk. ll -1l-rrV u1arl Haru
rslL Eu--t l.1u=as z1i ifi r fl.- a1li
.lls- lsre s- tl D. t11zd b. t1s wursars
lrrr ~ "A HZr-u uartr. ttg 5-alze 1f a
-1l- C1-1-rf. Iu tda lrrs-I-ralu 70 fan-
81 lItrl Eiltls. a1d similar cular-
y cltesi Lls WAGES usid 1-s $50 o.
- Er4ll- 1I7s- Even Eas zla -1rr7r-
81 eral- 1- ac day Ner-
plucu ~ a rsl-cu1u e Fal-s II frru
tEeE-r pr et-r Ers .atalv tuen r-reu
r7gs 4l-u-s-i l 11e Erarrh " the
Elnt q -s= Ea-ss zru ts o. = O. So
EIFE
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A IL Il,is-ON- ARE lfEHFE8
- fttlltilu 're1 lHlria.Ins. ..Issfr ~ fna.IeI
tfas ~ anF shl nn faI 1nal NnManmH.
PGAMAutNAAft an runlfoUTFrFa a.
lIheraIs. allaaa AaFaaA1a waMfN- 81
saei g|il b. ir1'f $50. ls.saIlaf q 81
Hu d HrII1r
ftr H HfHfT
Hltseis nl-i Asfi 1fa ie1 d
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NnTfCEl !

NnTfCE
TiIE CNDFfrHssE HAVING
- W. tUru.uf1I tt.EIIlrN " t. N
it ~ ttt.k Hrrsl.liI t.I rsI lus t.li f.inf
-sl'Hsi a 1s.aiH rt a.r atitl .ns0rl -
sAi4r Hlir.I lrIl| SO Ht. H rI. I1cIIt4 |tII 1itt
1rrf1f y Afr FII 4. 'lff1ff at1rE 1a4 .|I tfitart
n1th hiai g. Ii- .l tN4'r rs ar..f r|l.r-itr rI.'
qeat lre0LL-
g. 3 kiClIs%=oI
Erel4flf 81 m. HII - nr1l fla1rsE
nip hsas.i tft go M
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The socletv's First Annual
"a Er1O u 1t u Il "a i
On Tuesday, wednesday \ Thursday

ui b. re-u. .s,u sf llis El ine uiri.tlf ~ tslfner
s. held oa thr rcsltufcd srouud iasnsn of ni'rkat
ia >trcct
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sohedu1e q P1.1Mos

DIVISION i-NSAr CATTLE
D. n-st iuipasted Bull. Durham
= Secoud Bet tmprrtcd Hall. lutatlu
5 Pest lmpcrtrtl kiii. Hereford
4 SF,spnd Ee.t impariad Nuli NrrrfHrl
l. usst lmrofIcd Hnil. AuEus
F-Eg-r iu,pi,rtcsi Bull. fcrrry
= Rest luirsrItryl Euil % auy othrf r1ec.
; BssI NsiiYc Bull % any hrcrd
g. Brst n-rhlm Cow. fuil h'lsI or -r1le rltlF- i''
"a I.-t Hereford Cow ran hiossl ar . ide aaler Hn
N Ts..t Ansus Caw flll blood of -gade native Hs
i-I-si Jersey CogV ffiI hiu,,i cr1tr. rrf.fr aH
rs Hs.<f lmpcltcd Cow q tnY Nrcfd
IA Best Native Cow 81 any hTccd
Is Bc-f YOKE % Markiur Oxrn. uaiiVr Born
fs-Iss~t Fat OK. axcr fogr srd-s oIi. uaitfr ear.
f--lies1 F1r Stctr uudcr llur years Old native 'il
il ~ccund Best Eat >ircr. nndcr yctr' cIi. ulfr
i9-rr.t NIich Cow ihpurtci os Estlte
- ~ar..-.r ftsar MHfeH lra Unmarried o.. native
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
AFAMILY BLESSING.

Under dato Of May 10, 1883, we have received
the following information from Mr.. LoRENzo
LoMBARD, of IS Charles street, Portland, Me.
Mr.. LOMBARD says: For several years past 1
have been troubled with severe backache and
pains in the side, and when would lie down /
could not rest we'll, as 1t seemed impossible for
me TO get In an easy position; and my aches
and pains increased constantly to such an OK
tent that / became convinced that had a dis
ease Of the kidneys fastened to me, and after
having used doctors prescriptions and many
of the so-called cures without getting any bene-
ht, W persuaded py near neighbor, Mr..
Jones, to try Hunts Remedy, as himself and
wife had boon greatly benefited by Its uses, and
many Others Of our acquaintances spoke Of its
merits In the highest erms. l decided to try
it. and purchased q bottle at Nichols drug store
and a soon rs l had taken a few doses of 1t the
pains in my back were relieved, and after taks
Ing three bottles my sIdeacho and lame back
are cured, and l can truly testify that Hunts
Remedy ia an article Of great merit, and will do
all that is claimed for 1t, and j know OF many
other people In Portland who have found cure
In Hunts Remedy after oil others failed to do
any good, and i recommend It to all who have
kidney or liver disease, hoping that this may be
tho means Of relieving some sufferer who does
not know OF the merits Of Hunts Remedy"
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
A w0sIAN's AFFAIE.

Mrs. N II. SMALL, The wife of the popular
deputy sheriff and assessor of Topsham, Me-,
writes us on May Is, 1883: 'SThat she had been
severely afflicted during several years with kid
ney and liver disease, accompanied with severe
pains and backaehc.. Having tried many SO
called cures, and medicines, and doctors pre-
scriptions, without receiving any benefit, and
while seeking for n cure, she noticed the ndver.
tlscncnt Of Hunts Remedy and decided TO try
1t. Having bought bottle at Mr.. Johnsons
drug store, commenced using 1t with such fat
terlng results that she continued It's use, and
after using only five bottles the improvement
In her health isso marked that she wishes all
who are afflicted in like manner to know OF this
most valuable and reliable medicine; and she
most chcerfully recommends Hunts Remedy to
all, ani especially TO females who are troubled
with the complaints peculiar to tho sex -
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
You Cannot Buy 1t in the
IN Rar-r0Oma.

What an absurd idea it is To send
a sick man, with an ailing stomach,
a torpid liver, and impoverished
blood, to a bar-room to swallow
some stimulating stuff, and call it
medicine!
An enormous amount Of mischief
is constantly done by men who thus
trife with themselves. Instead OF
healing their diseases, they make
them worse. : Instead of gaining
strength they only acquire the dis
graceful habit of tippling.
1t is a point worth noting in con-
nection with Broww's Iron BaterS,
that this valuable medicine is not
sold in bar-rooms, and will not be.
1t is not a drink. 1t is a remedy:
It is not made to tickle the palate OF
old topers. It is made to heal dis
ease. 1t is not made to promote the
good-fellowship of a lot of bibulous
fellows standing around bar and
asking each other, 'fWhat will you
takef"SIt is a true tonic; an iron
medicine containing the only prepa.
ration of iron which can safely and
bene6cially be taken into the system.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12

Brewtn, AFbira, ys'crday. Eleven case i
are un Ter treatme H. The Health OfIlcer
telegraphed to Mobile for assistance, and
four nurses were sent. While the fa'al cases
are ehaia terized by black vomit, phyhicians
seem more than ever convinced that The dis
ease Is severe type of hemorrhagic ma
iaria. No physician who has Examined the
cases has dec dcd thai the disease Is yellow
fever.
Mr.. Trougert, section boss on the Milwau.
kee and 1t. Paul road, was riding yesterday
on hand.car with his wife and baby, his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Trougert, her hus.
band and child. When near Wausau, Wis
consin, the hat of the elder MIS-. Tfougeet
blew OF, and in attempting to grasp 1t her
baby slipped out of her hands in front OF
the car and was killed. The car was thrown
from the track and buried somo distance.
Both wemen are probably fatally injured,
and the other child will die.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
FOR FISTULA, SPRAINS.

Tender Cords and general Liniment. This
is the best liniment in the world and is used
by Robert Bonner to-day in preference To
any other.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
FoRAIkER 70 FosrEir.
New York worId.l

rNew York Worid.l
,,soa,re waklng call me carly, call me early,
,omOTroT 9nSTIlS is election day. tho morlest in
r nsHe we sot our ''soap" oil ready and the sudS
mi stg crease nS the slide to Victory end viii help
~ W" Ms ln theilght.
,vbv did you call me early, Charles, toosoon
,v,oO :" soap a gave place TO principles and Ger
W mans had their say?
,rr,s 'psi surely not kindly act to rouse me as
m ous son @ysSif Si showed deeply in votes for which
bid.
-,,., .Betty AMI the baby" scheme you thought
l"N wo Id work 80 well
~, not 20 down with Demoernts-one reason
Tho ,oidiIer-diary racket, too, took badly with
r.b 'TO You'd let the thing alone, the rccori was
TOO loud.
VA, need not call me carly, Charles, tomorrow
mi, t@InS Fl nS Of getting up so soon ind it doesn't
pay. xx,, -
"' thousand lis that alls
nao, you think the snow little deep so early
IN the fall
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12

PENST0NS For wound, disease or other
!. - w disability. Widows, minor
chlldren and dependent parents entitled when
increases, bounty, back pay and discharges OBJ,
tained. Apply at oneo, delay prejudices your
rights. Fees fixed by law. Address, with
stamp, the old established firm of EDISON 3
90 Attorneys and Claim Agents, sl7 F. ST..
Washington, d. o. iyo
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
sTEAn1sHIP LINES.

A NCHoR LINE. .sg=A
UNITED STATES MAIL sTFAMsuIPs
Ball From New YorklEvery
Saturday for
GLASGOW via. LONDONDERRY,
cabin passage, go to go. Second cabin, sic.
sLecrage, outward, S2s, Prepaid, e2l.
LIVERPOOL & QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
ITY OF ROME sans Oct. 27, Dec. /.
BELGRAVIA sails Nov. g. Dec. 9
FURNESs1A sails Nov. II, Dec 2.
Cabin passage tCo to SioO according to aceomIno-
dstions. SecOn0 Cabin and steerage as above
Anchor Line Drafts Issued at lowest rates are
paid tree of charge In England, Scotlnnd and
Ireland.
For Passage, Cabin Plans. Book OF Tenrs
&C.. apply to HENDERSON BR0THERs. New
York, or SAMUEL y. REFrS. Adams Express
or A. ID. LeCarpentor. DuPont's Mills, VII
minRtUn
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
Capital Prize, $4,000.

l. p07 Prizes, amounting .s26a, zoe
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made 10 the ONCE of the company in New Orleans.
FOR burner Information write clearly, giving
full address. Make p. q. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters TO
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary Letters by Mail
or Express nll srlns off5 and upwards by Ex-
press at our expense)to
M, A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, LA.
Or, M. A. DAUPHIN,
tnd Seventh ST., Washington, D. O.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-12
r O r SP AV T N

below the joint. A horse SPAWN can be re-
moved and the hair restored in six weeks.
A bog SPAWN can not be removed, the only
relief to the animal is to give him high
+heeled shoe Wounds of every description
can be healed by these remedies.