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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
Nss1es Gs Intention 10 Frreclose MorsEaEe.
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a. A'is'ii E11ltll. -. l'tn he residence u TIla
J. i LlSsgtz IA si-r 1s1s lAs ar-Itses t-sc-ios-i
n l'c-t Or ALul-7 SlIe and y 4. n,NseCt - sid
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
egardian's Sale Of Real Estate

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN
tfi - v-r-I. -f crisr lssas b. ca ief 51ssic.
lI.aL I- Chambers. ne rstl fIE e p,sruA,,r A p
-, W. sci a. tulllc 4ict.1n- ca SATURDAY
.tlIlZ -l A. q '>c1. a. = O'clock ulo1 AZ AHfllI4i
kin 1lnuhtlI- IT the -tsi- tlle nj g1.s-sss -
1I9-ft Mclean 111r n and - al tha- er--1in pieces
U garsi or ant s-I7st >slcCi >trsss Is Hgll1f
illrssfd ilt msre 7a--itirg fsscri bed - fsily.
- Fi---,nIl eniilg >cllc street. a. pofls -
liei Lstllcr lu zit -lcl.r q Carte Z Gc,if-sv's
gils-r % NJ AIIsl -grusr q NIl1uu AID S.h5.5l
>tzr.lt i1t it1il II che Property 1f A1ug1s Gerrc-
% Una Ate 2Iuu'ticT rms along ne pr,persF q
>flit tula Il a IIft1eI<tsrr tl-cri'r - fsgt rh1.
= -l,!all- isdfriE tsel'1n tl1u- VrupsrF q sIsa
MI - tssf tlsui isus Prgg -rsF % v E Fusrgr
tisl ~ i,ns pcugrsrT u sald Foster a. fees f1
l'lsi ills 7rl7rr-g 's-1lglEsl CI-rie L es.si-~y
~ >uu1l westerly -sglilu - Sect : n . S,h-s,f
>saz y slz-i-iF i-ecsigu 70 punt e. commence
iii DUNG lis sd1I1 premises conveyed O. saif mfH-r
D. tisi lf El1Cfl G-ar lated SEPTEMBER i'm ~
AZ 1scgr..'t VIA hlEailil Registry e Dsrs. B5ck
= pages "a 70 ili EH.
sud premises VII ~ scaf a. the upset vrf-- q SIX
Lhll1t1 lglll-s- ElRsET GRAY
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

III lsur1 llg'citseS E-siEr az,zrai-sa,, rec. ryga
suu1zrs sulrz1 * wt1s -azfs 3rv1 IN Ezi1 sweep
11g -ss s1li1lsiss, sc- E-E -als,zl, ne itIst :,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

Theu. : :. llru.sss Fazls ssr Sa1 E-1-,l,scg II
apUn s1.1aF nEasuG e zie -sE1lI- sIzl1E .5sIlz-
N.fis -rsR a. Ne Elsz lfics I- y b. A. a -IH
lisr-ssr srg vi =, ispt -gs1 1l1zL --5jl --i-cf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

= San-ss anrs GREEN rar7 7izH5-l b DE la-1cr
d = !. s-lsrIl stslls seen e me lllrt- l-11r 1fs--
10 n : : E1u-- lnsr M.-ulatr f-1g--flCE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

M.sszs Elrks.l5 q p. I.r-Has Of "a Elcl-ir
Nh Hns ct sa.lIsrlsrs -1-zzsiss -1a zlsis x Ia
sa1zl-1sg All I--7T. iIIss VI zlEz -s VI ssIuecs
flr 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

r. Eic. sessr s2a EzzS >ssrzisr VS. s. -isrv
ilv lgra - zae So ~ u. g sse-isG ~ azss ana
cssa--5 tan 1.- ~ aaH. 81 srsa-Ns,f sts;sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

CEi- G. ~ Mtetl-li.1a s-l1rzi-ze.i =zs lIelslT
and Nv s-,r,is e. a z5-zlr- a. ne z-la n -la
sr,-rT-rr ff II slrl llise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

- Essszui.ssr--zntrE- 7'zi--zir Suggests zII-
ne Esn.srz- -u,i5- sagu-5 LEA znEr rr1 7csza-lg
s1nra H-ri ziIcs z1eu1 n -ls lsr1zrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

u aaz sesz 8s;aa-zls z-ai Sc Eas sss zsvs-z,
lay> PISS. sas sasr7zrEss,sz els masked = b, II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

EzSs,1ar D. Bohemian 1llss-3i1Far sslE
mas Sri Z. slz - -1sl--s SOCK .- 1lar.1azl
ss-sE Cta E-ss Nzs T-s u...t ll1zr-sS1aii . zr e
i-rrssfz 81 -14. arrI-a1--l-----arr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

On E=lir1 urEz1g q Wis -'IlzurgG isul- Esag
zlfs scas-l -1srs --l-ks-ssisii-z,ta s1-=g alsr
= WIS zC-Z1L- -ur ~ ssa--ztsT hlirlIL, .,sr1e
11-1ll E,5t1s1 -strSe,1 r - IN -sscus 3, Z
vas saI1 I'D cuaz -uu-if ,,vls n slrn ] SEA Az
Is-u- "a fHss ne 1siccl cl-a1 WIS slI-rs3 5,
IL n II zls s1-ru 1S -trss .icci WIS seer
-sr1zEzz- E-E1 -lE eEcsse-sis- Il a1E- FhEr
-ga-ieG -is wax K NJ 7is1 -i-ss 1'-lscif Sls
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

E1s ssErg E1 IL. = Essluss, 90 ~ caif,h a.
5lE. -'r-lsriT e,alnlg,1g = E1s sszs.s st " Z
1szc. -1s .ss- -1E-gry1g t-i1E et--lt -la -ds-
55E 5lrs. Z q -ae 1Sliis az sie ea--ru,sr I,,li
-1ls-s, and 70 ~ zn-usa; Eeuus sly ssss
zsH1Il EE y zlE szrs y - E-sr's s,i.-s wrrs {.
VII ,g -zl-EE7st s,stass p H-1t g11errTlai 1I1-
S-s1 .iiIss scrra.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

Ehs chinese isaar-1s1 lurs sasSr-zE IN 1il
. grz1nr nrruse "a slH -ssf il-t u -lla y 1ilE
80 -=srrs isr l'-csi,su---a- 1Iil-rss1z -ii.1lc
Su--ess
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

rhs Essnuizl1 TssHpsrIl-u -za--ur Is --- alsst
rr-rI1HEaz'-u u -ls i.iE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

>zrs- Is sruzu-aEz- b. i--ps zge-z 51u
r--,s-,s-F -e.g-efs,--s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
Detail Map of Honolulu
Streets. Lanes, Steres, Dwellings, SlosSs,
HIGrants, Lsna-posts, Water
Mains, &C.. &c.
UsefuI 70 AN BUSINESS Men

Caasshsi ard Drawn sg n D. NOSSASKNr.
~ Nl7s N szA's1ipa All srt.rs rcessyg,l a, n.
gifirr NJ. - " sryha1s SS-ees. WA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

c. Partnership Notice.

VIZ aItIN[SNlp NoNtN
1Wt6 VNnGtSSits tSO.. RIG no
L gffv rsesf as tss esee essast 6 ps-sselsaiP
a Nskfetaa Ma ts.st1 81 Ma ~ 80 resrrSr -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

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-i,ls Co liITsyu1 7-cT 1lll sli.ilsl-lzEl1 Ia
VA ei-iE-llHi-S-bssL tsxer On Lrrlf klzIllsslz,E
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t1iz ~ azrzatF-r 1uudEeiou Esr nnH cufsusn
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

IN. sriir-ls n a r.ssr l- asrs mr. been 1F1a-
~ Ii Err a ss11t -rrTs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
Nn 1srgrllsgn,r.s.
MAMHn

A GOOD SMART CHINESE Roy
"A % h7tza ~ rstesasr sssi--Ss. sae uAs s,Arr~
s-siiiiss seil-' So, ~ rrc2ssr,,l A7rg -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
VALUABLE LEASES
Crown Lands!
HTLo. HAWAII.
~ csac1 90 Ceuiaissirness "a Cicwn tauds I will
Osts at raelie Austiea, On
Monday, january 19th
Atfsp'eaeS ugea a y Sslsssccu,s, ca Quosn

AtfsQ'ciocS uros arlsy Salcsrcou,s. ga Qucrn
Sifccs hcuclalp.
ms lease ict terra nf 40 ycars o. th toii,i tof.
tnlli'N Hawaii uith an ne
Buildings and Improvements Thereon. viz
i-to. Ne en- riiacuus. INV. .cw exempted br "a W
"tac'n 1-uo acre, ivom January Z isss.
s-Lcs Nc,s 10 riiaoaus. nuc. nov oecupss-i by IA
FoSicr s-ioe acre. truui Jan ., tSsN
s-L1i Ne. Ia riIhcnua. Ilil,. pow oernris,l b, n
Ncricr. 'e-isV asrc frvn iauuafy 9. iss5
t-Lol Ne. 60 rnaouua. mo, nov occupied by .
N'iahe't- s>i'e ssfr, frrui ianuary Z. IN.
s-tetia uiio, po~ oeeagied By W Il Reed 8, ion acre
fr'n' January I, ~
s-Le, m slie, acv cerapisd BY L Nraa. ilioasrs.
iroui lanuz-y 1. ISL
lie. n mo. nov c5sssied By Niis. iro-n April
S-te! ia ilo iosucrs ieasci to e. rinkhtu,. mon,
july .. fss1
s-Los in ma. seg irisei 10 s6ipnsu = Eidat,s.
ircni July :, ~.
io-ts, .a mlc. fesuesiy leased 90 . wo,ih. iso5s
Ieg Lcases src ~ iog Iseniy Years with an the
s,t.-1s hait ~ 1d l1aPror, ulcuis upcn each Of
Rents aru payable sr,ni annually in ,sirauec.
.PaPcrs ateKPesse q rurrAascr.
u Pa fushei pastieaar- spply to Hon C. Il
E.P- ADAMS. Ausrr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

VALUABLE
Real Estate!
Ian instructed TO sell at Iusle Aus,iOu, on
Monday, January 18th
rssa,asiso'sloek noon, At my slls.room-. the
FOLLOWING LANDS
B1ieazu- % iss Es,aie Of nj. lat, Royal
HizhHcs- LELEI0HOKu liz.
Tls Ahupuaaof Heg.SOA in North Kona. HauaH.
Kaieuna 10. sI7i.
The Ahu9sls % HONOKAHAU IKI iu North
Raaa. Hawaii 81 ACRES. Royal Patent ss55.
The Ahupuhi % HOoKENA and LAUHULU In
Ssuth KoHa Hawaii Kuirlna 40 ~
Tss Ahaaua o. EEALIA in south Seaa. Hawaii.
Kuieiua 70 75is.
Tle Ea'esni q REOPU I'd I'm Norih Eona Hawaii.
% 20 rcrssi Koyai Patent Sis
Tbs Ka.eaaa q LAHIHAUIKI in SOrlh Koua
HiFsii. s+i1 isses. ROYAL Paieatsis.
TIE sase,ua o. LANIHAUIKI in North Koua.
Hawaii . aer-s; Royal PateneHe.
NJ Ksi-aas q HONUAJLA IN Worth Kana. ma
siii sti~ rryi Eogal Plssu' siis.
M kaiszul q mOSUaULA. xor,h Koaa IA
vail, 51fio ierrs; EoIli Patent SO.
Taz Ahapala d PUSA iu Plus. Hawaii. Euieinl
So-sFE-.
Tae Alspull 9i KAALA ln Hsmakua. Hawaii. 90.
acres: Eaieina No. EGt
Ti-Hi lint - Pau ia The ihuPuaa Of Poioia. Eobs-
"a Hawaii
AHoass L. HAKAHsSU EaiIaa. Hawaii
AHoasa Ip' PAFarLt ia E.illi, olha
The AEapuua o. PaEOHI. Lah1iBa Hrui. iapauas;
Royal Patent ~
4pEns1 3 lgiauasrcs.
Apana 7i-ifu aerss;
Apans 81 siao seress
Apana 8 ~. rod.
- Tof further particulars appiy to a. !. CART
WmGHT EsQ~or
EP ADAMS. Aueir.
HguGaia D-esnber sih ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

NJ Z MFsss sss ss,:zl a,ssar Esr az -Ez-1-irsu
EhnE G-znnza- eyre q ruhfsE szaiEifanu IL ne
sllzEF - .ls nz1rn altrsrflsE sIlssur ID i-s AZ
1te u1E-zz1 ncr1sI zu rte sarI sIiss az kiFiss
zlnzk IN ne L11Ern4u u In Eft E1az A hrr
= -1rh E'z 4 = rssrzs q Esrd p'i-i.si WA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

rsazks N. gaSse W sasl- Sail -lzessge Ok NJ
yszs ~ al ssFes p z-f5s q ssa.szzazes x re
/ sisi- fii-sag tAe p~t- ~. ~. m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

n n c = L-ZHruGE q III f-z1r-sc1- l--rz II
Lzs1er1 s-zuT-rr 1aa nlul.e -l-H CIV 1if alsIi,r
plaz Tn 11H Faa1 lev vsfsEz lrFillz -rIlIll7ifi
NE hHd T1IEi ~ suu-iIii-r E-gnliE 1li firr.r q
o. fasr Inn I'm -r-auu u -I1 frI1rIsgf.. N A
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hrlsrnIur-- Eitrartg ziHs s1rnn 1t1fsr nalna- ~
~ 11 T-,sr E-lIEt and -rUr1uii .lliisii.nsn -Ia
l---lHr lIfsr11iEtu rsl1rfinr AN WI ST. .---sn
Eirir--r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

Cd FEII val EzIFz. al--iz.ssez lz-5 5lal5sc
lzsi sIlsvias syliIitz7 a. 1-z -zsii5sn-s n EaE-
li1z1 street. IN liz 1Il--rlZ q sie -Ta- MS. z-a
rIgpllseI -HIlss -HllE x a1E 1r1---
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-z1 Tas I1sI-,ie . Say La ln1E & zIe ssi zzs-
z--rar- T1E tiaceaiss5 .isH-za W an airst-
-i--t-zu- L1e tu-grll LICK EillcH I'm TN 5Is1E
-ss7itsI-rH IN M Eelzr1-Ir u ia n l1zr Az
NJ lisFsifsst u Tr1ll-iI -s11HrrT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

EI1Er 1ugiisaaa1f sssiiilr mas lssan salf b. Il
e-s'i- s-;a- g7s- al-fz ha .zrIsErsl. aHE 1sElzin
an a1EI- a1-4E1li,nr as E11Tils lepur ssr-aeTzHn-
.s'E1-s ~ = z E.I7ssiT,lsn tia s.lrzElrT Il tle
-'iil-l e rasl1- rt1uEe -eI-hsri s-, - z1s E-z-
Er.n1 az -1a Elna Essl-f ANS 1sEn znlEEgrzlslF
-1rInzErrst Gu- ThE Err MA -s.1-z Il -sfs E-fisr-
e q E-a1ziEyn-a Wa amused "a -1H nl1rzEan a
Ne IA 1llr - .i.u--Lq -i1rf-lE1 Esli III VA
1l-rzz AID eflsaz ssr.lF AID ssrgiri1c tisrlsl.
n r1r-H 11rs 1lrzi1le ma ,si-rs n giIz.ls-Ian1
wlll-n M IL 1Drnsr a1d nIzlsia- Tbs rs1r-sr-I
zEu r17glla1n. vas 7r-pallIsi e zie -slihs-ss n
Inn dlrTrrE11. A m.IsI E1H ssgrarI-v a.--s1eF va
c-etll1n q Srf--i.a e IL 4-I.sa1Er Elri-l 4 ssf
Lar e,a-n- nIzzEH e mn azgz-ss. Eli.ss Ia al
11lfs itead. cu-.- EE1-H E1t-E-a -1grsr r.z-za-sg
IhuE t1E z1Ilr ended "a cuE aiE1r- minnie 20
Ef1nf Vas IuIlz azn -le zsua-ll CIsils aiu1 asrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

HE hFr-ae boys aa-a aaslT 5gen .av11ilrtr
n11ra u ser aI1ls WIND ard nuH-is 81 Ia Gig
zT-z II s1Hs-fz. Eur -7cziHr zulszsrfssssr-r era
IA -Ir-u -gy =aziIssf. 1-It 1i.srr II s,n .fase
r-m Et1-N 1luE ga uIEl TIM 1uT
-111.n zl1 II 1l-sr-llllI-ls unI1isnr x ale z rs--
l1ir sii-- r.u huf zza1.Fzrtl-1 .s-r--.ulrsF 1-I,
riE u 7lls 1lilE ZrsI--r.s. siis-lir ann z -.ei-
h'sa1 = All-lI 1u-1rr- -I-r--l .lz-l .lrr-. Az
rrf-zrz-LII WIN nm % llHir 1ruE hizrTTq Virer4
zfszr EIl1I-l1r c-Il1-l II va zvzr IN 1as,-rfs
Hr1t7- tEEv I1rssri1IuulurItlT -urtasi asr fessr-
Tsz-iH ssrEilIr i-Eu az q llH --iH -l-1un uha
-nLT E1zEfIrrlur r1lIsir s1e Elunflf1 u1au haE
VIA ahI1 be 1nG z1E-T.s. i've II 11H -l7r-sss- x
as-aEf-l-zr -1Eir b1I1 Z ne 1rsIElrz arr a ss-T
<ztEH 5EsuiIuEy E-E EilIEe- baEit az ne Guam
tine sziun EIE Ez-s-iss. b I 1-rsuisar 4 renphs
On snurz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

Nm D E-rlz---lz- ne Esr kzn-z- ls.-zsv-r-
atz 7rlssilrs.i .s.rrgr a lf a .5rz.iui- 1it7 u r.,
lIill1 1T Fnll-l7 F1zcn ---I-fIC 11l- commend
IsesE - euar- sri--fsas firm q svFl l t.r,r-ur- Il
re Ct iszi AK If -rlri-ll-r .s.rlrl1
ri E1E 1Ir = ala a-zt q EsE-l 1-rl .ir.i.rIf,s
1ssiE NJ -nfzrs 1rnfHssa 7irru &C tn zItT e r
-znIl--iztiF is--Irazs q Iisrz-I-uH md zr--l- =
1sfl-- The 2H1a-uHzH lilus Err s.a.nls.t ~ Inns
zs al.Ssss = giisaai.-u % isi C-ul-ilr Nd. 1.is-f
N ~ .i-sILlln d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

hs#szz l. =. L.ls1s a Ca. ln-s l.ts l.gei-naua
= z11ssi s-l1z l. siis -icu. -u1 e 81 = il DIV
II -lI1 slEe. La--1zr--l- Thew ma -esu zI-rl-
rissi Fztl-u1 TgcI &C .-rlluizuz h. y Tsrs -1au
-I-1H In nj ~ -r--i.Irg. e E.ir n Hssa.
-E-rH ~ EnEItr. AZ LIZ 7zrv 1sas1 ziIz Grra ever
-zsn 7rr -rh1rz nan E.e ei1-1s vera e al IL
-H-zu1 1iuum l-tairulg1 lew -E1ris VII telsts7H
Ne -Is- ltzsr -a1z1izrE vi 1l7E e CC5T ID -ifl-
if-rr-is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16
More Evidence.

S. B. HARTMAN & Co.. Columbus,
O.-Gentlemen: Your PermaG sells
rs well as any patent medicine with
us. Quite number have told us that
Pere1aG is the best thing they ever
used. H. l.. Jay, q Co.,
New Vienna. Ohio.
am having very good trade on
your medicine PerlnaG.
A. A. ADAMS, Wayerly, Ohio.
Please send me some more of your
pamphlets, the ellis of Life. We are
cut of them, and they are asked for
nearly every day. We are selling a
great deal of Peru7a.
/. S. NEsBIT, Indiana, Pa.
We handle your goods, and they
give good satisfaction.
S. WOLF, & Sun, Wilmot, Ohio.
Your medicines are having big
run, especially Pe17saG.
GRIFFIN e. BEAM,
POwhattan Point, Ohio.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Hart
mans wonderful book on the ellis OF
Life" gratis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16

Do not laugh at the druken man
Keeling through the street, however
ludicrous the sight may be just stop
to think. He is going home to some
tender heart that will trob with in
tense agony; some doting mother,
perhaps, who will grieve over the
downfall of her once sinless boy or
it may be fond wife, whose heart
will almost burst with grief as she
views the destruction of her idol, or
it may be a loving sister who will
shed bitter tears over the degrade
tion of her brother, shorn of his man.
illness and self respect. Rather drop
a tear in silent sympathy with those
hearts so keenly sensitive and tender
and yet so proud and loyal that they
cannot accept sympathy rendered
them either in word, look or act, al.
though it may fall upon their crushed
and wounded hearts as refreshingly
as the summer dew upon the wither.
ing plant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16
They Divided the Expenses.

"Look here, young man." said one
of our most esteemed citizens to his
daughters lover when the latter en-
tered the parlor to make his first call
of the indoor season the other night.
'Alook here. you burned up a good
deal of coal and kerosene last Winter
coming around here aud staying till
10 and 1890 two or three nights a
week. Now Ive no objection to your
visits, as you're a respectable young
man, but you're got to find your own
fuel and lights this Winter. 1 can
not afford to keep fires running and a
lamp burning in this parlor all the
Winter"
"All right, SIR" responded the
young man, cheerfully. Ppm willing
to share the expense, but you should
hardly ask me to bear the whole of
it. Suppose you furnish the coal and
l furnish the light. How would that
dos"
"All right" said the parent as he
turned to leave the room, Pm will
ing to bear my share of the expense
if you bear yours"
"Let's see," said the clear-headed
youth, as he sat down beside mis- lady
love; show much oil did we burn
last Winter, Sadie ?"
"Why, John," she replied, with a
blush, tive didn't burn a lampful dur.
ing the whole Winter"
81 KNOW" said John, with laugh,
"but you needn't tell your pa what a
soft thing I've got on him."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bulwer Lytton's Bridge.
Where it Touches the Shores and the
Great Columns in Midstream

"What n beautiful bridge between old age
and childhood is religion. How intuitively
the child begins with prayer ana worship on
entering life, and how intuitively on quitting
life, the old man turns back TO prayer ana
worship, putting himself again side by side
with the infant" remarks Sir Il. Bulwer Lyt-
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Yes, bat between its distant abutments, the
bridge of life has many high and awful arches,
through which the wild waters dash and roar
in wrath and desolation. Prayer and worship
alone do not sustain these. Natures splld
rocks must lie mistaken beneath, ana human
art and skill must rear and Solidtfy the Struc-
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I'm the laws He has made for the creatures
whom He has placed under their control.
Neither the child's trustful Our Father, nor
the old mans Forget me not in the midst or
mine infirmites," will alter this by the weight
of n single grain.
Science and art first-then faith and prayer
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16

THE WHEAT SUPPLY.-The Gin
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special examination of the wheat
stock in the country. Report shows
the total supply of wheat to be 175,-
000,000 bushels. 70 this is added
$4,000, 000bushelsi in -four inthe hands
of dealers. making total of 2lO, Co.,
600 bushels for the remaining half of
the crop year. The estimated require
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food, etc.. 126. 900, 900 bushels for ex-
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bushels. This is calculated upon the
basis of exports of 100000, 900 bushels
this year against I4S,OOO,OO0 bushels
last year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16

There lives in Walton county,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16

Now they speak of Crude Petro-
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16
BLACKSMITHING.

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wa DAVID LITTLE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-16

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