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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-04
The Attornoy-Gonoral'. Report.

That immortal production English ns she is
spoke" esrms o. have taken the attention OF the
Atiorue, General H. has evidently made a care
ful study uf the style aud SUCCESS has crowned his
rh"rts. Witness ihr Following paragraph from his
report 10 the Legislature
The vcll-knpwn und numerically few e1cep-
ipns Of Chinese Intelligent, gifted who are with
uut preiudicc or hatred 90 other nations pov
among yua and cnnstitutin. Of q small and re-
specied portion u this community make the truth
that as n rule they are undesirable residents,
niurr striking"
But this by no means gives the full favor Of the
rrrnrt- Not only do we have English ns she ts
spoke" but we ais, have a specimen Of the real
snnd-lut urstort. Take the following. Il Is full
ui big wurls io tickle the ears OF the prbuudlinrs
II is meaningless as II stands. though nm inteili-
gent man can PICK out esa' 1t Is the A. C. IL driv-
ing vi. Int n is Hs misplaced In n dirniicd rpport
~ Ttre VI turnip In q corDnrt Of pearls: not that
the fcsi Of the report be ounsiderd curuuet of
pearls but the writer had 70 get sinie even il it
were aattcrinr.
Their prrstncr is an accident their industry an
rvan--ceut benefit tn Themselves no sympathy ties
them 10 YOU, no religious ltrutir OF even humane
OF cosnupulttan feeling makes them ever homo
rrneuus with yuu. not even during their stay
among you. forced upon them bv universal desire
Tot improvement ut individual condition, do they
assiniilaie in Hiu purpose intention or work with
The other inhabitants who are not of their rars
and nationality. They ART among us an alien col
Q " and no more. They carry their Chinese wall
with them 20 uvery place which they ovprrun. The
bulk Of them arr thrifty, pe,ceablc and law abid-
ing and yet thu bulk has its entire BODY c lvrred
with viuiuns, criminal and dangerous social nara
sites which gain the asccndencv over the bet.
Der class of them and defying constitutions. laws
aud ethics of The nations whom they invade erect
their own tribunals aud government for their own
cuuntsyturn and employ the ready acrressur and
assassin against The outside barharians AMONG
whom they seek shelter and wealth"
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III, Chamber Of Commerce speal,.

We have been handed the following Tor publi-
cstians
number oi gentlemen. most Of whose names
have been associated Zoe yaars with ths welfare
aud prosperity oi She Kingdom, have ruads the
fulisuing request b. the King and Legislature.
J. ihai they NAV hnvs power to carry on all
kinds af business WHOLESALE and retail plaittatiYf
mrcliHniuHl, patents and ruJsiaC, without paving
amy liosnse ur any tag on personal prnperiy.
y lhHt they may With The runzent uf the king
and Priv Cuuncill ha,r chBfls. 81 all the public
funds without suCurity, unless the Minister Of
Finaucr shall otherwise direct;
q Tint they mny is'ur uples without any ca-lf
o. guArmtee Their rupuymUnt. to the extent II b,
milliun uf dollar.
T. That the holders uf alid notes SHALL IN rn
rl-r be able tn claim redemption iu gold.
T. Thnt said notes may he n.fnsrd redemption
"a any turm for thf,t months aithuui rendering
q. That the holder o. said uuics nnv have 10
whit ninr niutiih- lHiutr b. can rrcUytf any part
II ih, principaL nni 0m claim up interest during
thnt time.
3 That the .uid notes shall b, i.-n,,l nj the
expense NJ the Hawaiian Government
4. That THE n-v'ciHiipn shall NOT by held rs-
spun thlr ioF The redemption ri these NOTES al nrv
time, rtc'is 9" the extent ui She Government
bund- deposited against thum rud tl. said blfft- s
may mot hs .nld unlezs they bring par value
?. Tint they muy have the power To- lend their
capital and any money thuY may care o. borrow
tn public or private persons in the kingdom OF
elsewhere. Vithout security.
no. That the, mIy have tho right 90 transfer
MI the cunirol and all the power which they ask
the nation 90 give them, 10 HuN persons residing In
other countrrs without the consent OF the Kinr OF
the Government or the people
There IL M need fat comment hut there ara
names In That lit which suuld hardly have bser
iherr, had they hae realized the incoming or the
prrr Of the weapon winch they assisted to mold 90
thr thrunt 81 ili' nutIun. aud the community by
whom thcv have hitherto byru sp trusted
NnH furruu1nn sfnfrufHuI ueH- a1artffs1 mani
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are never initiated or covHieHcied. This is especially
true Of family medicine and 1t is positive proof that
the remedy initiated is Of the highest yaluc AZ soon
as it had been tested and proved by the whole world
that Hop Bittcrs the purcst bet and most vaua-
bic family medicine on earth, many imuions sprung
up and hogan to steal tho notices In which the press
and the people Of the country had expressed the merits
Of H. T. aud In every way trying induce suffering
iuvalids TO u-c their stun instead expecting to make
money on the credit and good name OF II. i. Many
Others started nosrum- put mp in similar styles to H.
T.. with variously devised names IN which the word
uop or Hops were used In a way to induce pco
PIE to believe they were the Hop Bittcrs All
such pretended remedies curcs matter what their
style or name H. and especially tho-e with the word
Hop" ~ Hops in their name OF In any way con-
ncctcd with them or their name, are limitations or
countcrfeits. Beware Of them. Touch none Of them
Usc nothing but genuine American Hop Bttcrs, with
bunch or cluster OF green Hops the white label
and Dr. Soules name blown in the glass. Trust moth
ing else Druggists and Chemists arc wa;ned against
dealing iI limitations or cUuntcrfsts. 1uFi 2m
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Drink

EnrTon GazirrE.-While many persons pissed
by the Nuutnu ruad on Friday last during Decara
tiun cerfmuuies ut the Cemetery. an unfortunate
native, spme forty ycats ud vas seen BY them
lyiup upou his hack hl thu roadside. his saddled
hurse btridc hm looking muurnfully at his idiotic
facv hruilinc IN the sun, and appsrauily couten-
plating The adydutaCrs of the Hawaiian liquor
law.
On saturday. about The same place and hour,
snuthur sinlwHrt native ut near tine same agr but
stiii rnare urforunat-, Fas seeu by unny m like
position, except That his head rested upon stone
pillow, bis horse, with empty saddle and full sad
die bags, also standing over hm gazing with
muurufu louks nj the police badge upon the
breast of his master, but whether his apparent
rorrUw was ucrasiunrd by dctsHtiou from his sup
PER. or the disgrace OF the gitterinC badge" or
regrets that the "ladgtn was not accompanie
by tie sHifaipH which ! read from the Mnrshal's
report. he desirrs the peuple TO tx themselves 70
furnish . the policv throughout the kingdom as a
means II Distinguishing them frum ordinary citi-
zcns, at the Htme time giving them a look OF
sHitar3fv and rosJ~ri lit was difficult TO decide
by this Tax PAsER.
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Br autIloritp.



An psrfi-, dr.iruu. ~ securing The .0Tyic's NJ
5.r.,-e rautsri laburrr- undsr the du-pic- oi The
R,.-i ~ Immigration invited to inform ih- Fr"-
dent NJ The Bulrd u writing o. carlyn days. con-
,srisnt ~ fte number sod ,i1-s OF hbor'r- ih'l
r-guifr.
ft !. andarstnl- fhlf ftr.r immi--uu'- "n 1'f 'ii
D. ready Co. -ut-r irr1 Hu Tr-B--neur f1r -r ie"
Tor fhrrr vrar. Of tru uirr- rr 1"uh f"r n'ln ana
,i- dolisr. per- month fur fntr rith fool 1Ha ioa-
iu. fsF plantation l1b1rrr. ard i'Igrf d'.Hf- F.f
-,.,tb and found Tor dom 0.iic srfgaui-
Tts H-., drsf ~ fhf. Immigration b. rHprcf7a 70
,rrIvs 10 aI urrf ~rutsuhHf
isisn.dI CHAs 7 EtLi'H,
uini-igr - thr Interior aud
President lp1rd - lmmi-rati"n.
Iuf-riur one NHY prh. i--l "i- TT
1,. n. b Kuvf D.. fHT- dly appointed ni-rici
I.d-. rs ii,ra f,lr iaa nI.trlto of HauuihaH Island
o., g.v,f SOLOMON NANNAo.
Nrfin- t,uyrruur nf kuuui-
ono. tayernnr ~ kau8i
Ifbnr kauii Ma Ish. l--i lWl H
SR H.rrkr. Beg b. rhi- Htg appointed District
Iud-. for fh- District NJ Libur leland Of kauai
~ULDMOS SAANAO.
NriinF Inr.ruur Hf hauai.
ono. Ur,sruor " haHa'-
Lfbrr kauaI NJ, flh, ,1z,l. ipii 81
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Boundary Commissioners Notice.

DROPER APPLICATION HAV-
l. ing been made TO the undersigned by Hon CHAs.
II. JUDD, Crown COmmissiOner and Land Agent, for
the settlement Of the boundaries OF the Crown land Of
kahauik kOna, Island Of Oahu. Notice Is hereby,
given to all owners OF adjoining lands and all perso
interested in the settlement Of said Boundaries that
the sad matter will come for hearing At my Office
Merchant Street. Honolulu, on FRIDAY June 6th
1854 at I o'clock o. m. RICH'D. r.. BICKERTON
Commissioner OF Boundaries for Island 0f Oahn
Dated Honolulu NAV 9f-f 1881 fufO n
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Rainfall.

EurroR GAz.rrr Herewith enclose the rain
fall for MAY. 1884. as rrrorded by me in Nuuanu
Vallrys distance from Harl1r. . miles; attitude,
800 feqf: Days with rain during the month. IL
dnvs without L; days with less than LOO Of an
inch. 3. total fall for inuuth 222 inches. Average
fan fof M last ls years 12Sl greatest fall for
SHINE pariod 1872. J0-76 inches least fall for same
ru-riod 1884 ~ inches During this period there
hns been vu years with -four 10 five inches, in Nav
none less than four until the present From the
Itth TO date, unc-tenih Of M inch only.
Respectfully,
J. Il. WooD.
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- IRENE OOO Nj Ot THE HA-
y Walian Isands.-In Probate. In the matter Of
Proof OF the VIII OF WONG AIiO, Of Honolulu. de-
ceased. Order appointing time for Probate Of viii
and directing publication Of notice 0f the same
document purporting 10 be the last Will and tesla
mcnt Of Wong Aho, deceased, having the s6th day
OF May, A. D. 1881, been presented said Probate
Court and petition for the Probate thereof and for
the issuance Of Letters Icstamentary to Wong Leong
having been filed by W. H. Castle.
II i hereby ordered, that WEDNESDAY the 18th
day OF June A. D. 1854. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day.
at the Court Room Of said Court at Aloiani Hale In
Honolulu be. and the Is, hereby appointed the
time for proving said VIII aud hearing said appea-
tion when and where any person interested may Ap-
pear and contest the said Will, and the granting of
letters tC-tamcniary.
II Is further ordered that notice thereof BE- given by
publication for three ssive weeks, in the HAw1-
rAS GAZETTE and Sun PuH newspapers printed and
published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. II. l., May s5th, 1885,
LAWRENCE McCuLLY,
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
pFNur SMITH DruutV Clerk
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The undersigned have formed Co-rartnership
under the firm name Of SpreckelS d Co., for
the purpose OF carrying General Banking and EX-
change Business at Ionouu and such other places in
the Hawaiian Kingdom may be deemed advisable.
tSisnedl CLAUS SPREL KILLS.
WM. e.. IRWIN,
f. = LOW.
p,,r,tuIr J4uvrrv.fftlt 1881
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SprriaI rNnfrrs.


FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat ana costly Fur
nished Rooms can be had by early application at
fTtg NO. 4GARDEN LANE.
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The Famous Stud Horse aKlNG WiLLIAM. >

ALSO-i LARGE BUGGY HARNESS.
Al-o all the right title and interest Of -aid John Nc
keague In and TO the following described properfr
situated On the Of Hotel aud Richard streets
Honolulu, and bounded and described follows. 10
wit: -Commcnctng at Makai south joining
Peter Riehmonds' residence and runnin-s f1i4o
= chains along Richard Harel street. y f1li5
W chain % i-is feet along Hotel street In Ahmoa'-
(pake) house lot nis9 " 10 iO-1s feet So giH
feet; ~ 81 feet; I'll chain 81 feet along p
HehmOnds place TO initial paint. Are1 gBi0p Of an
being premises conveyed 10 John Mckeagne
by deed of sumner. being subject mortgage FOR
81 $3.50 and interest tho same. unless the
said judgment interests and costs u suit previous
ly satisfied. W. C. PARkE, Marshil
Mar-hais once, Honoinlu. May 9Th i,5t. 0aS
GS- The above sale has been postponed 10 TUES
DAY the iuth day Of June. i--f- W. G. p.
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Adm inistratOr's Notice.

rrHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been agp,iiuted Temporary Administrator q the
Estate Of Robert r. knikaht. late Of Kuknihaee Ia-
makaa. Island Of Hawaii deeeastd; By order Of Hon
Charles r. Hart. Circuit Judge Third judicial Dirict
hereby gives notice TO all persons having Gains
against the Estate Of Robert r. Kuikahi deeesatl 10
present the duly thentieate1 to the undersigned
within sx months from the date hereof they i Be
forever barred and all persons indebted % aid Istac
requested 70 make imp1.t.. te payment 20 tf
dersizned. sJFUS A. LYMAN,
Temporary Admir-. Estate R0bt. P. KuIabi
PaanhaH. Hamakua, Hawaii, May -. 1ssl i0fl I'm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All Running Races to be under the Rules
Of the Hawaiian Jockey Club. Rules now
ready at the Secretarys Office. Price 25c.
All Trotting Races to be according TO the
Rules Of the National Trotting Association.
Entrees close at 2 p. m. on Saturday,
Iune 9TH, at the Office Of C. o. Berger,
Secretary, with the exception Of Race
No. 2.
In all Races, second horse saves stakes
RefreShment Booths at the Park
ready to let, 30 ft. sections, $40
each.
Entrance to Park; For each Horse
30 cts. Grand Stand 81. Carriages
inside Track Circle 81.
Entrance Fee, 10 per cent.
j.. E. WlSEMAN is appointed and en-
powered by the Executive Committee and
under supervision Of the Secretary, TO make
all Park and Racing Arrangements, sub
ject to their approval.
G.. o. BERGER,
1908 It Secretary.
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Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE :

MESSRS. IL. II. PFLUGER AND j..
NJ {. PFLUGER. in have been jointly admitted A.
silent partners into firm in place Of Mr j. G. lhu-
Ccr drcra-ed. II. HAChFELD 90.
Honolulu. Nav sDts. iSSt 1nis %
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Postponed to Tuesday,
JUNE 10th.
MARSHAL'S SALE

PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EX-
u ecutiOn issued from the Supreme Court OF the
Hawaiian Islands, In favor Of A. ]. Cartwright plain
th against 2. T. Lenehan, n. Il. Macfarlane James
Dodd and John Mekeague defendants. for the Of
81 t65; hare levied upon and hali expose for sale
the 9Th dag Of June, A. ID. 1851, at y noon the
stable. Of Jnmr. Dndd the fnllnrinr prnnertr VIZ.
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NOTICE /!

ALLPERsONS HAVING CLAIMS
a against tho Estate % JOHN BEEslNG. late Of
KahaluH. Knolaupoko. must present the same 10 the
undersigned within months from this date they
will h., forever barred.
MRS. CATHERINE STEWARD.
Exccuirix of Will
Dated Honolulu. June 9Th. 1881. iut2 stF
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NOTICE.

WE THE. UNDERSIGNED HAVE
w this day entered into partnership FOR the pur-
pose Of carrying the Hotel Business at tho Volcano
House Kilauea Hawaii J. r. JORDAN.
o. T. SlIPMAN.
Eilaura Hawaii March slth. 1881 1us =
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Notice of Copyright.
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BooK
Notice of Copyright.

Notice OF Copy-Right.
DE IT REMENBERED THAT ON
ID the nth day Of May. A. D. 1884, J. NJ OAT ia Of
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, II. T., In accordance with
Section Of an - Act TO encourage learning In this
Kingdom by securing the copies of Charts and Books
10 the Authors and Proprieiors Of such Copes" ap-
proved on the list ot December A. d. 1857 has Dc.
posted in this ofice the title Of his book,
THE HAWAIIAN GUIDE BOOK
Containing brief description Of the Hawaiian Il.
lands, their haroors agricultural resources planta-
tiOnsi scenery, volcanoes, climate. population and
commerce, by HENRY " WHITNEY the righfs on
which he claims a. owner aud proprietor.
N TESTIMONY vHEREoF, have hcreunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Interior De
tSelD Partment 20 the affixed, this 9Th day Of
May. A. d. 1884.
(signedl CHAS. T. GULICK
iUri gm Minister of Int.rio-
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The Tourists Retreat,
at Houuapo. Kan. Hawaii.

TVIoURISrs AND OTHERS. INTENDING
TO visit the Volcano, will find First-Class Accom-
modaiion-, Saddle Horses. &c, at THE RETREAT.
The climate at Honuapo Is the best on the Islands for
invalds hne view l. had Of the surrounding Scene.
~, inelndins the Volcano, from the House.
rs- TERMS MODERATE
- J. ". sNITHIEs. PRoFH1Eron
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LOST 7

IN HONOLULU. ABOUT MARCH
sith lsSt Bishop &Co.'s Certificate Of DEPOSIT No.
y S for Twenty Dollars payable 10 the undersigned.
payment Of which has been stopped At the bank. and
J. NAwAHI.
Honolulu. June I'd. 1852. iois u
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gold be withheld. become scarce and be at
a premium. This Will make things worse
than at present, It will make a complete
dead lock in business
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Hawaiian Jockey Club.
RACES COMMENCE AT 10 A. NJ. SHARP.

AAs
sSSS
1st-KAIULANI PLATE-$75.
bred in the kingdom that have never run At ksPOiani
Park
2d-KOHALA CLUB CUP.
\ SWEEP STAKE of go added. one mile and
nominations enclosing a fec OF so. to be made to the
Secretary Of the Hawaiian Jockey Club or before
D. NJ. the ith day Of June. Final eXceptanees WIN
balance Of Sweep Stakes or before p. M. on the
10Th Of June.
3d-QUEENS PURSE-$125.
TRoTTING RAcE-MiIc heats; best ain to har-
mess; free to all
4th-PRINCEss PLATE.-$75.
TROTTING RACE Mile dash to harness; free to
OIL s-ycar oIds bred ia the Kingdom.
th-RECIPROCITY PLATE. $3.50.
RUNNING RACE-Nilc heats; best in J; free for
imported horses only; weight for age.
6th-QUEEN EMMAs PLATE.-$75.
HALF-MILB DAsH-For a.ycar olds; Hawaiian
bred horses; catch weights.
7th-LUNAMAKAAINANA PLATE. 800
RUNNING RACE-Mne dash; free for all horses
bred in the kingdom; weight Tor age
8th-KAHUKU CUP.-$5O.
Il NILE DAsH-Frce for all tycar old, born in the
Kingdom.
9th-LEAHI PLATE. $25
MULE RAcE-Nnc dash; free for all; catch
weights.
10th CORONATION PLATE-$IOO.
TRoTTING RACE-Mrle dash to harness: free for
all 3.year olds bred in the Kingdom.
11th-GRAZIERs' PLATE.-$1OO.
RUNNING RACE Half.mile dash; free for all .
year olds; catch weights.
AMATEUR PLATE $50.
ONE NILE DASH; owners to drive; free for all
5Ss'' s55 '"1 'O''''' "'D' '"'' ''-'' s''' '-''"
HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUBPLATE
1925.
RUNNING RACE-Mile dash; free for all Jyrar
ods bred in the kingdom.
14th-KINGs PLATE.-$15O.
RUNNING RACE . mile dash; open to all; weight
for ags.
15th-CAsINo CUP.-$25.
PONY RACE-Milc dash; open to all ponies bred in
the Kingdom, Lot over II hands high; catch weights.
16th-KAMEHAMEHA PLATE.-$2OO.
RUNNING RACE-Nilc heats; Bc.t lin :; free to
all; weight for age.
17th-EXPREss PLATE-$5O.
TRoTTING RACE-Mile dash; free for all express
horses.
FOOT RACE-2OO YARDS.
let mans End man $40.
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CUPRFNTE COURT OF THE HA-
CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

Attest. Chief Justice OF the supreme Court
HENRY SNrH. Deputy Clerk. iOi2 ~
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Demoresfs Wnstrated Magazine fol
Dooe mbcr contains not only = grea,
d al Of good Christmas literature. bu,
many other well-writtsn and interest
ing articles on various subjects. ''San.
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Aogslic PAINTER" will rspsy reading
and tbs hou sehold Suggestions are emi-
nently prs,tioal aud useful. The illus
trAtions srs numerous, among which
is 5 due photograph u the ~ ,t,r Dol
oross" OF d ,loi. For 1885, VS. are
promised n serial b. Mrs. Jilis Ward
Howe, aud snoth'r b. Mr.. Charles
Birnard. as we'll ~ MANY new aud
Interesting features.
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The Yovths Companion il q Paper
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demonstrates thai il 10 not necessary t.
poison = boys mind in order to stimu.
late him. The pulse il maize to hrob,
but with an impulse to do right and II
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That this can be done aud that The Con,
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lsiioa 1T S25 90 cofias, is 40 smsll les
'iniony to the skill and ibsrsIi,y with
which it is edited. Those who know
the paper best wonder how any Amsri-
= family is willing 10 do without it.
The price is &1,75 u year. Subscrip-
tons sent in now will entitls 10 copies
of ri the remaining issues Of this year,
~ well as to the whole year Of 1885.
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Haskell House round up: A. Stran

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