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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
ADMINISTRATORS Notiee.

THE UNDERSIC NED GINhS NO
Il iicc. thai hr has ben dsy appoiutrd Adrinis,rs
iar with the WIZ aaEcxcd, % The kstasc q Capt
rhoraas Spcncer late q Hiio Hawaii deceased Al
persons having cixins against the ard kstate, arr
ncsiaed hat thry ziusi Hrssni tbs same ay vera
and util thc vrcFrr NclchcTx, 70 thr u1't-rsiurd
vttail thrrr ~ months fsHi the date " thts ncticr,
thrct uuatAs having alrvady cxplrrt inee similar
noticc rivun BY the un1cfsisac1 A. TuNruuAnr
Ainaistrasnsl 81 hsy will Dc fosrycr barred. and al
prscus evirg the said E-tats, rgaestgl % make
tuiaaeiiaie payuicul e. :. kTrThEDGE
AtunstrafcT with the VIII attached u the ksiaic 81
rhcrias spencer.
ulln laval. ut IL ia tNai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stock-hniicr, q tec " siIiEE SUGAR tQNP'N,
VII b. hrd a. tha cffce % the Crrnra1y, Waihcc.
Mai on WEDNESDAY. Octohef iath. In
RW PUTNAM. Secretary.
yv.th-- Nsra p-t,1ssr ~ fsSt fr.g II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

A-.srs tAs ssanv harpy eveatS Wish g-vud
tts.-..,,ses nv AZ srScra u Father Tue, ~
III, r.isrt.l-e-elii N hcels kNrnenetl ~ NJ
Nii1at-s " C;csa,saie - Mtilrkc. hsei via Ms
Es.-l-,a N.-ch Nhilasy, ~ 0tsseter - fNsi-
1900 ;ssss-al Nhilasy. has heva dab rctsS.
III, 49, hspl.y ceepls he GIxrrfy ser9S siqaf
s,-3 sgs.-,s.gs Ne eegS iaas they way Ave losS
as.l fr.-,ss.r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Marshal'S Sale

DN VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EN-
ID ccaicn issncl oag q The tniermuiisry ccurt tn
tavur % e. J. MAknEE. piafnuG tcr the o. one
Muudu1 and Elcven Dollars and rWcuy Ccnis
SUI aAitNl t-sinst 7. Il. REpWARn defendant, I
haye icvict apen and satl cxpose far sale a. pablo
auctc1. the premises cccupici b. the dcfcnd-
ant Aias strcst, The Eva side % TIE Catholic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Nntiee 10 Stock.holders.

TUE. ANNUAL BUSINESS MEET
il ING Of the Stnck-huii-rs q ne PACiEtt
SUGAR MILL sill s. held "a THURSDAY, ihe isth
ucr1he- f->t % "a. az tae acc y 2 A >eAaei,f
L a. Per l-is-. n EENFES. secretary
rrE II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE
~ nat ne undersigned has been srrcintet Aduain.
istrzsf " Estate - navit MecsItaey IT. ste -
ucnoluiu Deceased. Al cfviitcrs ~ SID A-tatr ar
nssiaeJ - ale tselr CLAIMS daly aaiAcatcSir, ard
Win the prcPcg voucAers u aay exist. via iae said
Aar,iuistrsirr. Al his erec In Mcnclgia siteu AZ
mcaths fruns date. W. W. HALL
Aa-tai-ir.iSs Estate David 'srtnsy, D..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
LOST !

LOST FROM RAPALAIA
IN RANCH, MAkAWAu, NAIL Ouu iri
TIM hfnH Yel'aw Fillr. BRANDED W-B -
=--- rssa-d % SO win BE- paid flr rglsruiu- the
.a-c % " n BAILEY.
rlssI frss Waikiki Nali-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Administrators Notice.
IIE I-NnFRSIGNED HAVING

1T 1-NbnAs 49, -. - - -. - =, y,
Rer " y kexanaer. tsir Or Msiiakn Maui. deceased.
uctacs al Trr~onr haviur gaiuas trainst said estate
10 rrrseut ne same VITA The pfoNcf v1ltarfs hfd.
wiihln SIX mcatAs frcu tatr o. tAey VIII - fcrevei
htrfes a.d al ncrsans o. inc aid estate requested
10 lnakr tmuncdistr Ftyuarnt - ,. u. ALEXANDER
Adzinisgraics WITH tAc WIN annexed u REV. ", T.
Us,RS NJ ~ al. issi. no I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
6nlrr1l 4aurasaaaIts
WAHTEn

DO-ITIOS ~ CONF .t1sGOS Or
fl-4ss-re4s-aFie-- CT elsil'A irlaa i-F - -
-11uf-.ii flii fslcillrT fllgs1fss
= Adi-'e A.-- ? y. 80 rs..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

De. s. A. lsscGails tar strSrtztszs3-at " ne
q .lssaasa Co. a-1Ne1 al the gfsctS q The crna-
r.l-y = gre aF tgslizaE. izst crsnplet-d a. hi,r
=. n itq sal Fasssitv lie ssth AID s0th SSrt..
tr.t ft1..g ,sesacteG Che ccgntry Nirss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

AL Eil1 IS 1issss.ei vith ~ uszz-Sy To- Shtea
ls,F ese---seet tl-itlS ~ lissr $50 and e,tcs
iest srs- ihs ku-. giii see ths uasSsake hat has
besu ..tae.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Nntire 10 Stock.hnlders.

THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MET
L ING % the St1ck-hoiisrs % the HuNohAA
STgAE COMPANY vii Be- heil o. WEDNESDAY
- t5ih uraser Isl a. 2. m al the ofice 81 ?. 4
~-aHsFsr & Co Per rruer.
a. EESIES. secretary.
u--slrIr- Sr,- MA fssl iel9 .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

ms srs,,ae- Eas.asa Ctf-,f...,, Mua. Mtt-,u.
tssst-r sts'-s t-uae HIS. feS SAa frsaeas,sN III
r,cs. sa Sstsrl,y SGT mi. With feh earg0 q
ares-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

Ms tSckaith arl chdd Mr.. EtS~r ard NJ
rlils- i-ft litfs Ga sse E-s-i ctfs.isas. fer >an
frt-ca.c.. ca Salcr,iay, Sert Silh-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Dividend Notice.

TUE 3RD QUARTERLY DINI-
{ 4 DEND uf FIVE bOLLAR> per share VII - paid
Z = he Stles- hahtrrs o. tac FAlA PLANTATION a
ne cscc 81 Ncssss- Castls 4 Clak., uenala.a, "a
October tst Isl Z ". WALSH
fIss q Traasurcr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

TX. as.s- es.ss hss s,aiu srg,-as-Sa a. tlihc u
Meaa-s-ly -icst ne wrstsyr skr nsesiC . tss
1-.,stn ,rss ye-v hsttiiart-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

.r- M ,,sIIls IA Err 7zzuIn lis 1up biftala.
Alzn ldral-iHsnu1f alaar1HlN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

ne -ssht.s ~ Ms ssc deci1rlly esel Saisy,
dly a,l >z=1sy sssass were II isSe two eitase'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Faur.Raamsd -. -.

UTTHIN TEN SlIsfTE7f WALK
" y ais Rrsr cz7l-z 81 = ..----.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
oNELARcEsIRDHo HOUSE

At = O'CLOCK NouN.
AL he ti.At title and Interest ~ the said defendant
and o. the said Bird H1usc. unless said Judgment
Interest cusgs and ny cxpruscs y prvytgasy rsia
H,uolaia. Ost IN. 1ssI u 40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

ne lasa sl,vysszss Te-sos.a-e, vi N,slssse
eV,s. Nv Fi.i5is'ss. al ~ ts1e r,lse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Planters Labor & Supply Company

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
L Ahoye Ccrapsny viii ~ held Al ucnelnla. on
MONDAY. TIE sra ~ OcfcrVf.
WILLIAM O. SMITH.
Secretary =, 4. ; g,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08
Ntm Advertisements.
NOTICE


rngRK VIII. ma soLD AT run
~, he suction Il TIE eoNEkNNkNl
O frnfNn a NonotAloA. e y n o.
II ~ SArtRnAY. Ost tiih. Hiaek Hesf. Re.
uuFsf 6rtad indcstrihahie, irre Vrey Nsfr, efae,
On Hesk inacssrieshie. Crcsui ecifcd Horse eisns
81 10, M - ''''s''sea NAArKrr. reana Master
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

trtNauEty. NJ ADDS 1sg,-s-J ,s tie sz1ck
ir1 R1tars u - . Oll Cu-ss-~ Tae t1-c Of
-a-, rcpg,ir r'lcy uas zet 5alf,ss-1 Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

A h,ties a11-cs.e,l p X M,rin t,oa1 r. Ss-s-l.s.
StcAi1a. Cas- Is suaitl-, Do, csle- ag AIS e1.cs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

fhe etgt-l1e ca-4s-ali. Cars. C.s-sas. ssss
irsHs tais pvt re So RraecasS. ga tes So izsi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

Do g1u E4Hl tll galll q sin d g1G ~ out fer
igII-s-1flt.f2 E1ul.s- on sla z1uuu-Il-la - one
lIrrg srgerir HI,-illE G-r fgmgrilI1g. I see
linn 10 lie ul-l1 iIrzaIs- slggriJ listening
searching sal. A. iiat q tang crT itT1xsa 1Pou
hi5 .u- wItl IVIlt starz. II t-a '1-sd tsefn 1f 4
rysn rock 10 >Hpl-1 siiz--is q a-1 3eal5.e ilis
list sheep Witl ul Itrlka or Ginning V1rt- but
Win uduii. 1--we be BITS j. L lli 8trlug arms
aui As he bears I1 Gus n rs 1llgaf 1an Feril he
rI-r his sal-.ia E;r cut 1lwa-a Al TINE I'D ne
rlul-llIIs 1f sn-t1 slEl1-s r q 5iis SIT 1t Ma
n -.5rB,, - flrp has which Is nst D. you know
VITO q Hs a. only en- md &c gladly VII epen
the 1rui1iz .l11rg Il 7Ilur Ii-l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

NJ ] " tTlls,vr sFts taiazs taa rfSscn.cezs b.
~ Eafrss.is tl- tAs c,.uus-s NJ ~ ese- la,-
l--,,c-eG o. Mr,scz-as. Na-s1zia-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

rlg briggs lCk1t FIR improvement % CHE 20 ll-f
& .55s7-lIv.-g u11,rrs on car-fi.gl sIllE- s llN
5,.lr t.1.s,1i1cud. and tlsl s-7l-- I1lls Fi- -4
Jr1-pr e. rr1tacteG By tA-IEl-s, and -l--l.-
-ra11urS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

rnr lsa,l Nri-Ss,tiy svursns Serstrrs VII Dc
hl'1 al F,rt>ssves Chsrca. ts,ac e C,,lAe5ssL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

raa OesrAer sc-ar ~ sae Sarsvlns Cs,ass vas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

AZ enc Chinese C1u--n lIsr >I-lir- -F- Esr
lsisllzlsd D che ch1-ra E--u she E-rg kong -
scr u che Bllsg- MassicE and rFg children E11
Ea-t-nE The zsF Chinese -zlcr-r 7r-i-,la.t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

zsa- --aes-l- 5u5,s t1r ". T. % ll.1lls OF --l
civ vas l1-clsd cg Evuz trls. IN --e - ss
- Is manned The S5u-r7 Irsf s.E- ard WI De- en-
-g.g5 . r-I1e between ports en- ---s as.i1l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

d. A. " N-- has rev gy--sel-l bis ail'zf alE
sae ssathls11Iru. Ct Tire 4uapU- 1I--1er business
r as civ His, belsg ta. E-s- vl-l1-g "a Ore
/ E5--.f "a tas r.lfstlS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

H.. g1lz p S1prr the -rE MARSHAL Of lre
S5a-,lrHl WIS formerly O. gIsticg CT TIN Eglrv -
Lss9 -ru-sr CH'i-1r-ias and NOD q bad uE1
F--rl 1lsz,cT, n -l11lr lI12 ---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

Esr M- Cutlsr the agent flr l1r - E1lpls
-v-Ieu,rsla 90 and b Problem gE -11 LHE1Hr L-i-ll1
il t AGES has bis tslcglar-a-s or AlAs
street. -rFcssl- ina Y. u c. a. RUNS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

re E-a-a hi-z t.s-r4F. csaL l-E=aa1- --l-s
Liye-psri Esz HsnelelE en rslls o. tc-.
llrtgzcr. B. 1-r fclsy 1cc hzrc, 1el1c -rE = -sy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

d b a rtllsr sig-l1c1-l sl,u u Toe l1rs, ll-
El1i1ue O c1tstces 81 urg>1u. t'r cgE- VIA ll-
SEA sugsur~ Time urs uhc1 vacant -e-li..e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

Nt--tgan sErgct trevce1 Eslel tzG befg-I1ia
5000 Ehs .s--cs Is bcl=g 1ilca3t-iE-st w1ica
ms 7r--s as,ll8t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

[ .aas r,,-t b. Sin F-L1csc1 ca -Ag LIST e. 80.
~ ff9re SCI csz-as t1e "caks va q =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

ME ,znsnss which -ia .niz7dIr-r % --h
1-srTt e 1t,i l;la-ii iii nesilllu Tli-i = 4ia cum
aluuifT 3 ltute q 1tHlalIe ~ nm ~ = ~
- .--ri5-1sr- III tit East t.inl zuuuiIiu 7HiliH
nm 4,lii- issurs.ciars lia usr-us lt q ilnl t4t-
q ,-fa--li,-s -uifs q number VI me ta-li-it4
Igslsn u is elt- 1nre sll1Iiiiii5 lie
- - .5r1ris -lii1rla VlIEi li.ir- III & scr *
- ---T.l-s- 1fters rlsiTuaaflr lt-lerll y i-l
- an --..slmuauriz -.ie Peoples ll1unsiii'i-
l,,7.ag.s Il,, Paulius and lz1ur 1t s-T Llr-i ~
5f--nuuf az tlin 1-1lEr-4ftllal4 -.
-. ,.-r-,tlI = -rsaa1f iIts, gld Up '1ilniai-
.-rr1-rr lHuslvgliE5ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-08

Tie wl3er sia.z-1iiilis Company i'ia l-s
- --7,I-v,--f 1lrr-a winch vii 1H Of --las li--
-,,f,t-I ~ .Iis -.z4rsiiun 1u1llr. In lItla -ia
-7s4T viii Iaura 1alvuIllua- ti1uie -
gitu-sg Ear -aszIriIv -ulrlllI1ll y I. 2 ii-e-- ~
L1llnlun ii 1-in lsililil p = ~ u. -
5-7,--.l- sat-1rriH-s Tins VII sunlln l-a-lL
-vi57 |iIIr ID i1r1raa.i 10 ile l.at iii mise -.
7s,,-sUn r-fh -sle lrrzauIr .. iiaisllti i------
"a sl9it .in-. rln szHrzlcr aial'ia sll- -
ZOO dlr E1linluH- f-nag srEiiliai 'li'-'- 10
s,.t,lr-.I- uiur-Iinlrs IS ilr-t1fuTa-
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-26
TOWN LOTS AND
LANDS FOR SALE
FOR TAXES.

ON MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1885,
" Git being County Court day., /
W: III offer for Sale, at the Courthouse
door, in Ilopkinsville, KY, the fol-
lowing Town Lots and Tracts Of,
Land for State and County Taxes for
the years Of 1881, 1882, 1883, and 1884.
Such Land and LOIS as are not sold
on January s, 1885, will be sold in
February and March, 1885. We are
compelled to close our Tax business.
Ifnot paid promptly, we have to sell
personal and real. G.
q. M. BROWN, S. G.
~. nrc,tr1orf,,n NO 1 HnIIIn,Ir
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-26
New Light on rheumatism.

"I had been completely disabled
from rheumatism. / used Parker's
Tonic for kidney disease, when to my
astonishment the rheumatism COM
pletely disappeared" So writes Mrs.
Henry Bogert, of No, 454 Atlantic
Ave., Brooklyn N. Y. Rheumatism
arises from the failure of the Kidneys
to separate the uric acid from the
blood. no,l03-lm
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-26
NUMBER 1O4
NO. 4. coLoREp-coNTINuEp.

Tax X Costs
Ruffin, Chas for wife lot Butter
st eighty-three 2 Al
Smith. Jacob lot nays field
'8l-2-3 IL 81
Smith, hiram lot nays field '83 05
Skinner. johnson l acre hub
bardsville 1924 6 10
Sites, Jemima l acre nays
sa field 1874 3 45
Tf6mas, Minor lot nays field
'82+3s4 IA 30
B6l'ial, Nathan lot nays field
1874 s 81
Taytsr, Marthaflot nays field
eighfyrthFee ssss4 9 45
Woodbridge, Bragg acre nr
Ware Stemmery Sl-2 8 70
Wilson, Major'lot nays street,
1913 6, 90
Woodbridge, Lewis lot Lower
Williams, Marshall, lot nays
field eighty-three 10
Waffeld. Orange lot hickory
St cighty-three 5 90
Wcstern,Jno lotHays field 1874 6 95
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23

PAcKNs BuTE1 N CRooKs. Tho
partial loss oi crock Of our own best
butter the psst season. or, what wss-
about the same, the loss Of its favor
snd the consequent old taste. has led to
the looking into the matter, and the
supposed perfect glazing Of the crock
was found to be pierced with great
number Of most minute holes, the re-
suit In some way of the burning. This
let the air into the butter, or, what
was worse, the inside material Of the
crock simply acted as q sponge, and the
6ner aromatic oils OF the butter were
sbsorbed through these minute holes
into the clay, and the outside layer OF
butter wss ruined, leaving but = core OF
good butter in the centre of the crock.
No poorer article was ever invented IN
which to pack butter than poor crook,
one either imperfe:tly glazed or q
second" that contains cracks, bis
tsrs" or scalded OF places. when the
glazing is perfect or glass-like, absorp-
ton cannot take place, but unless it is
perfect there is a great liability OF a
loss in aroma and texture, and what
was put down as yellow butter Will be
taken mp with edges blesched out and
the flavor gone. If q broken crock lis
examined 1t will be found that the glaz-
ing at best is not thicker than q tlm,
and might lie easily destroyed by the
action of the oil and the acids OF which
butter is composed. The genuine
stone crock with Its glaxIng of glass
makes q perfect package tor butter. bu,
the common clay crock with its salt
wash or vlleous gIsas, is often deiu'
sion In butter keeping; but what con-
sumner ever thought it was the crock It.
self that worked thsdanase and charged
| it to this cause?
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23
Old Horses Made Young.

"No; am not going to do it, but
I'll show you how it's done," said DIR.
Couch, a Detroit horse dentist, to a
News reporter recently. He had just
finished an operation on the grinders Of
a mare that pulled on one line. kept her
mouth open when being driven, slOb-
bered all the time and had got to acting
ugly and vicious simply because some
of her back teeth had sharp points
which cut into the sides of her mouth.
"Now this mare is about 10 years old Z,
but she could be fixed up 80 as to look
like one Of seven or eight. You see,
the only way you can tell a horses age
is 10y the teeth. The lower front teeth
are the principal guides, the length Of
the upper ones going to show age; but
you see that can be fixed easy enough
by filing them off. These teeth'-
here the horse dentist opened the mare S
mouth, showing the six lower front
Ohes-''don't come before a horse Is five
years old. The ones before that age are
colts teeth. At six years of age each
one of these has cup"
What's cup?"
That's little round hole in the end
of the tooth with black spot in it.
When the hoss is seven years old these
cups disappear in the two middle teeth
but remain in the two outside ones on
eacn side. AT eight years the cups are
only on the two outside teeth. After
that year they disappear on all OF them.
That's why 50 many hoSses Just turned
eight are sold. When those cups are
gone you can't tell how old hoss Is.
Now, if We wanted to work this
mare off on anybody for an eight-year-
old, I'd just take this instrument, dig a
little hole in each of tkese outside teeth,
touch the holes with little nitric acid, :,
tile down the upper row cf teeth to the
pIoper length for an eight-year old. and
the JOB Is done"
Would that deceive an expert?"
Certainly. He'd just open the
mouth this way, glance at the teeth,
satisfy himself she was an eight-year-
old, and If she suited him in other ways
and the price was satisfactory he'd buy
her."
lis there much of that klRd of work
donel"
Yes; considerable. That's what we
call 'BishOping' "a hoss."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23
DOMESTIC.
AFRw NovEITRs.-There are several

4 FEW NovELTRs--I are several
novelties in the productions of the
crosksry and household articles manu-
facturers. The patented hish.backed
waste. water jar Is the useful feature OF
Q bed-.coH SET Of china. This prevents
the wail.p paper from being splashed by
emptying a basin or mug. The high
back is decorated like the front of the
jar. This pattern Comes also in paint
ed tin, when the high back is move
able, SO as to be lifted Out for purposes
of perfect cleansing. For afternoon
tea, or "night-caps," there comes a
Bohemian fitting kettle. with nickel
plate trimmings. mounted on stand,
which is heating arrangement. The
nursery table Is not forgotten, and
earthen ware, toy plates and mugs,
combine lesson In natural history and
the alphabet with the intantile attrac-
tions of eating and drinking. The
hon, tiger, or bumped camel is depict
ed in the centre of the plate or mug,
with Its name printed IL one corner,
while around this circles the twenty
six letters. New flower pots OF fine
white clay are figured with the over
tapping fish-scale pattern. They are
porous and suitable for house and win
dow plants.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23
Honor 10 Whom II Is Due.
To the Editor OF the 7Smss-S,dr.

To the Editor Of the Tmss-S,dr.
In your issue of the l1tb inst, under the
head of 'L-oal Personsis' is statement
which needs correcting II 10 stated that
one George w. Elicit, who brought to
Cincinnati one thousand dollars 81 ,0Oc)
In cash for well.known proprietary me
dicine concern of Rochester, N. Y, Is now
the advertising manager Of patent medi-
cine concern on the Hudson. 1t IL the first
statement which needs correcting; Of the
latter know little and care less.
Mr.. Elliott did bring the money to Gin
cinnati, but he acted simply in the caps-
city of messenger of the Rochester house.
which he represented. The facts Of the
case are these:
During the height of the suffering caus-
ed by the raging waters. when thousands
of tugiuves were starving from hunger and
suffering from cold, long before the au-
thonzed call for aid was sent out by our
ciIIzens, Mr.. ID. Il. Warner, Of Rochester,
n. Y. with that wholesale generosity
which is Characteristic OF the man, tee-
grsphed me that he had sent one thousand
dollars cash and twelve hundred and nifty
uOlldIs WOIlu VI W dIucI ooiC Atoney
and Liver Cure, the entire proceeds
OF the sale Of which, together with the
one thousand dollars cash, were to be
given for tine benefit OF the sufferers, as
in my judgment appeared best.
The goods were disposed Of, and, l
believe, the entire proceeds, with the one
thousand dollars cash, we're gwen to re-
lIeve the wants and miserles of the SUI
ferers. For Mr. Elliott TO try and ap-
propriate for his concern on the Hudson
the thunder If reputable house with
which 10 rattle up a demand for bis me-
dicine, is not only unjournsiistic, but lie
cid, dly unbusiness-like. II this coucern
on the Hudson wishes to reap the bene-
Ct OF such msgnsnimity as Mr. Warmers,
WHY don't MIR. Elliott have its proprie-
tor donate his two thousand two hund-
red and fifty dol srsf We dare say j,
would be judiciously expended, and that
whatever glory aud benefit there might
be In such exhibition of generosity would
be cheerfully given HIM.
l am led to make this statement from
sense of justice and right and from
the fact that il Is due Mr.. Warner, whose
iiberality oar cItlzers enjoyed.
Yours for the right,
NJ. MosLKR.
Cincinnati. O.. Feb. 27tb, 1884.
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CHoIcr Roays-Thosa vino hs

CHOICE RosEs-Tboss VINO have
choice roses often desire few extra
ones, either to bestow upon friends. OF
to use IN enlargins their flower garden.
In oIder 10 secIte good strong plaLts, II
Is only Iecesssry to select ripe shoots,
we'll brsnched near the grouLd (prefer.
ring those limbs that If cut OH wouls
make nice busny pianD and with a
sharp knIie, hack OR notch the under
side so that VIXEN bent 1t conaes in cop-
tact with the soil. These notches shonld
pe FIVE in number, through TO the heart
or pitch. Nov lend the limb down,
and with the hniie slit the limbs OF =
AID Laii iLches up towaJos the end ot
ihe tol, just Leiow Tie noIcheo, and be
carefui Lot 10 break The hn.h; cover
inv Inches La the sandy soil, aud lay q
orIck or stone Over 1t ~ keep 1t down.
Keep the solI nolst and by spring the
ioOis viii have formed often four and
hye inches long, when 1t can be re-
Moved. Tie Lost difficult roses root
easily this way,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23
To Quench the Thirst

a great many industries start afresh
and With great impulse in the spring of
the Year. One OF these is the business
OF preparing ''coollng beverages" for
the sumner drinker. The boltlIng es-
tao lstmehts are In operation the year
thrnush, tut IN the spring preparations
are niade Tor the summer increase. The
demand for the lighter drinking materi-
al, II Lot Tor all. Is regulated by the
weather to great extent. Ii the sea-
son be hot anu dry the people will be ID
The same condition. The amount of
sweetened water that is sold under VAR.
Gus names Is simply enorsous.
Soda Is water jmpregpatsd with car
bonlc ac.d gas. Carbonic acid gas Is
made from pulverized marble and Wit
riol. Toe marble Is put into q receiver
aud mixed with the yItr1ol. The gas Is
thus generated, and after passing
Through purifiers or through water Ia
ready to De charged into any kind of
s"evtened water. A bo:tling machine
hiis bottle second with the help OF
one operator. Over the bottlIng table
are tie RESERVOIRS contslnlng syrups.
cohnecled With the bottling uacLIne.
the csrbobic acid gas. mingled with
water, is let ID, the sirup faucet is
oPeled and In the space Of q second
a b.tLle ot ginger ale, sarsapsrilla.
p'I, Or Cther mixture Is resay iOr nsr-
kSI.
lie discovery of ginger ale gave II
le.I,sn-Is DINA 10 mnlioIs. 1t Ii SUP
pOseu lI.at lore would lie sold If the
Lan-e ale Was Lot given to it. As If
Ii Aching more than water sweetened
with ginger syrup and charged with
carDonlc acld gas, IT hss NO very marked
Intoxicating or even stimulating quail
ties. 1t ID tie great summer ariLk-
harmless, Pheasant, Iefreshlng and
LeaItnIul, Inc item of BOTTLES is an
iupoIIaat one. Inc bottles coet mole
IIsa tue ale. Every bottle requires
Washing, OF course, every time II Is
enpLsd- Fox tuls purpose a machine
Las UveA lpyrntcu aud put In operauou
~ tske lie place oI hand iabcr. THIS
n-LcHine WASHES sixty bottles per mm-
Ute, ard does II as We'll as tue most
oAreiuI LAID. The SAVING in labor Is
gIeat, Ees.des the city consumption
lie Sea-snore trade will soon begin
as all. Al tue summer resorts the chief
aiNeislcn oil many is drinkiKg. Why
hotf Ine bait ar produces THIRST.