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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

9as ~iofortise Qblieferunssipifem
ioa laut elmer Mittbeiluns bes General
poitmeiiters am 1. October in &raft tire:
ten. Die @inSelnbeiten bes neuen Sp
items puroen befannt semadt unb iinb
folgenoe: Sn ben Boitdmtern tueroen
Die fir ertrai6neq 81 bef6roernben 8rie
fe bic n6tbisen neuen @rtra=8oitmarten
fir 10 Gents gu baben fem. Gin nit elmer
,Ol6en Soitmarfe auBer nit Der setpDbn
ltben beflebter 8rief lit bann BON benz
Boitamt, benz ct anfseseben miro, binuen
elmer beitimmten In5abl BON Stunben on
feline Norefie au bef6rbern. 9ie Neue.
ring 1T nur fir 8ldBe, in benen oas
SrieftrdseriDitem beitebt, unb uel6e A.
900 @%iniuobner unb bariiber baben, be.
itimmt; in 2ebterm finbet bic 8ef6rbe
rnn9 niht fir iiber cine Meile betrasenbe
0iitan5en itatt. 8oitmeiiter iinb anse
%'pielen, Die fir ben 9ienit n6tbiaen@rtra
boten an5uite(len. Sn Der eriten Belt
merben ,uobl Srrtbimer uub fleine Ser:
ltoBe nidt au uermeiben iein, aber bas
8ubl1fum mrb oa eben Na9Ii9t iben,
oenn es uirb mobl nlrsenbs an benz su-
ten 8ilen feblen, bas Stiid reue Ma.
lbtne balbi9it in 9tatten Gang gu brin
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

tGS- Sn guuper's S9ublaben fauft
man Elm Baar BEL Der Sanb senadter
!Serrenidube bonn ~feiniten &albleber fir
nur $3.50. Wtan iprede DOR in gpus
per's 5dublaoen, on 8opo's fribereu1
8labe, 81. @loub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

Dte Grobib tiuniitsn IN WaGatu=
ietts ueroen fir Die beu~oritebenoe
Staatsmaht &anbioaten ms Selb Itelea
unb 81 bieiem 3wed am 10. @eptember
In @Orcelter einen Staatsconpent abs
balten. St @Ouuerneur CT. Sobn tpirb
oemlelben beilpobnen uno elne MnIpra6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19
Sugesaufc9.

Sem llrttr5eihac.su il. s;n breiiGbriaeS
cranes TGlcn Sl4eLlnin. Ser gieenthis
mer fann Dos Iei2t Qsaga beg lBiuus Der unS
fpiten in GniyiG 8 peEntta
5 h ~. g ittpmefi,
35-8 Nprtl &lat,ie, M.orriion So, @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19
Gntlanfen ooer geftobIen.

@lte 8 Sabre alte MtIdtub lit am 81.
Suli bon meinem @eb6ft abbanhen aefpm=
men. Sie Cub lit an beioen Seiten meis
g%e!tretft. hat peiBen &ppf unb tpeiBe Sinters
tnBe. Yer ueberbrtnger erbalt cine anse=
meiiene 8elobnuns BON
Serrp Wurpbb,
gisentbimer.
ct. 8enoel, stearns Co., Ginn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

skgH 3sn heiteu Surratb on falb>
lebernen Shnbtn, $3.50 bas 8aar, Der
ie in ct. g'ouo purge5ei9t murSe. firbet
man iii 9ouper's Sbublaoen, an8oDb's
aftem Blabe, ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19
Eartneribtp: MnF6inna.

Nah sesenieitisem uebereinfommen bot
ith Die bier Observation-Disclosures 9. oipn
uno Gbntann aufael6it. griterer miro fid1
bonn @eihdfte %anriifsieben uno leBterer bas
@eiddft am alien Slabe auf ieinen ciaenen
Hamen ipeiterbetreiber. 0eit Dem @,eihdfte
ginSen aub Die Binder in Abmaun's Sdabe
iiber, 10 paB ole Gusitdnbe an ibn ~ emit
rid1ten iino, 10 tpie Die S9uloen bon linn
beitritten tperDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

VlHe 0oIIelpoHueH3 5WletDun9 DOL
DULUTH nod 8ismard iast iber Dit
@ei5eninipection ourd Die StaatSinipec.
loren: runiere Staatsinipectoren nab-
men am l. D. SO. ibre Irbeit an Der
@etreioe. SnipeetiOn in Qnsriff, unb an
erften Gage nieien bic @lepatDren fie,
ben5ebn BON ibnen inipicirte @asons
5uriid. Die Snhe tuarb an bas @etrei
oecommittee bes 5anbelsratb unb ben
Sberitaatss Snipector bierielbt peripie.
len uno es warb enti9ieben, baB elf
@a9ens, tuie inipicirt, genpmmen unb
bic iibrigen feds @asens in @rabe re-
oucirt iperben iollten. Ste StaatsssS n'
ipectiOns gommiiiion 1T i'm Sntere1e
gutter @rooiruns auiammenseiebt, nnb
ben 5armern tpirb bur6 iie @ere9tisfeit
meroen. Sobalo bic gommijiion nit
tbrer 96dtisfeit erit einmal ridtig i'm
@anse lift, miro iid ibre @rabiruns als
bic befrieoigenbite. bic lie semadt wurbe,
erueiien. Cute 8otidaft fir Die @ei,
senbauern BON 9afota, uel9e auf ben
WinneIotaer Warft an9etpieien finb, unb
es ideint, als ruenn bic @efessebuns i'm
Sntereiie Der 5armer Srudt TRACE in
Minneiota. @s iollte ii6 jebt mobl mo
den, baB ourd bic Ir6eit Der Snipecto.
rem Oafotas unb berer Minneiotas bic
ies Sabr ettpas Die @ere6tisfeit fir Die
Sarmer berausfommeu birfte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

1k| &obertiOn & Slinn, Der 8pt=
'tftee 9esenlber, beaablen Die b6dften
fir 6armprobufte aQer Nrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

gkE &ubertion & 5liun, Der Soiiz
office segeniber, beSablen bic b6hfteu
Breife fir SarmprubIfte aler glrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

nGS &obertion & Jlinn, Der Soft
office seseniiber, beSablen ote b69lten
Yreile fir 5armprObufte a0er g(rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19
Absolutely Pure.

Serlan9t ipirb gum iofurtisen Nntritt
elm gutter S9ubma9er BON Matbias 8eder,
ct. glDub, Mtnn. a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19
Notwithstanding.
|en mao Sttefcin

Gtnem setbrten publitum ron Clear g3ater uub ilnss
8e8enb biene tiermit aur eefiuistn Renntnib>
uainis, haB I'd In Clear Wlter eth ntuss @,f9dff in
Sd1uheu mi 1tfefcIn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

urermdbli6 1T General Sranf
armitrong in ieinen llnterfubunssarbei.
ten BET ben S%nbianern. gr, Der fiirs.
lid bic 8erpaltuns Der gaentur Der
Gbepennes unb Irapbues unteriudte,
nno oeiien 8eribt bieriiber gum aroBen
9beil Die sesen Die 8iebSidter TIM Sn.
oianersebiet geri6tete 8ruflamation 6es
Brdfioenten oeranlaBte. miro iid iebt
aa6 Der Gsentur Der Npaden beaeben,
INN bort cine @eniusaufnabme unb dbn,
libe nnteriudunsen iiber bic Sage iener
Snbianer porsHnehmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

srSffnet tabe. Sur bic beten 9Daaren mers.n in r,Ri.
nem Spfdlf feilaebpteg. Stieisl unb S6ute mad @faaE
lie befprst. I'm ~seatiatsn 3alpruh bittet
3o-3 9puts 8f9uisfi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

= 0eIO ST berIethem auf @rurbeis
sentbum. Ha9sufrasen bel $. s. @ire.12-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

&c d BLOB iinb es fran5OfIde Ga.
nao!er, Die 10 serne ben &ebelpnbdupt=
ling Giel bonn Strange befreit ieben
m0dten, audi in Mafa1uietts 9ibt es
iolde. Die ii6 fir 8esuaHisuus bes
5tlel lKtereilircn. Sn Natid in senann,
tenn Staate iperoen lluterldrlften ae.
iammelt, bur6 Die Gtaatsiefretdr
Saparo eriudt ueroen ioa, ieinen Sin.
flnB 81 Guniten Souls 9iiel's eeltenb ~
maden, pa SieIsr elm ameritauiiber Sir
ger iei.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

tgE-Lg lr-Zl1-- l- % intelligent CON
. -l----y = -le resultant 81 tie EXPRESSED
. opinions u Is intelligent Cl-utE-s- Tac>a
WHOSE thoughts or V-D-c matters are
. kept >ec-g. have 10 influence IN moulding
. r1b.1e 1V.-i1-- II would BE- iIc1-rect 30
define this resultant O. tie opinion q the
--lz11-Irv. 90 - -La u-eTg-3s-alca % the
+ CT---l-> @ individuals, bacauSa u the
constant diversity q though; o. any mat
T re- % general l--e-aS-- Inc individuals
. who form 6 maj l-Etv q the community are
. NJ ElC7r likely 81 l--ee with each other
. q entertain c7-l1- views than they are
. o. acraa ul-l ila members %: the majority
b; s1- v--lai and often inconsistent
-sssl->- majority VIII and minority
cl--T .g~lf-3 public measure and - y G-y
se1e- q. s-essun=- ig-r-l-- q public policy
N1-vsIslssl-5l-c lie diversity Of new c11-
c=-l-r- ;Ll,. 1- tEl- matter. I II c1us> 20
sav-c yzs 1- n % The SsrIaS- then tl1g
Ea. l-lty and minority opinions appear
Practically. tle genera. interest can only
b. sustained by az adoption by the major
ny q the intelligent public q q 81 q
Elul-lc -laasCoss- -- Es- representing
then taken IS . whole.
T. : s1sv sl- -l1Sa who have reasons
t1- the faith ;Llf : u then 90 c-Irclss
tl7-- opponents and their measures Bur
Is = ~g.-sluv a1-5a- 3D. c-1tlcl-e every one. 70
-y 1- I1l->---z- l-ltely- sTz-luC neither
t1s1G -- f1e t. ba sure tins csur-e
Ez- cl0=1 l- uncertainty whether the
EE-- has l-y friend who can ever rely
grg- lil- and whether BE- VII tram on
1-l1 SIDE u- 1lg l-la-- Bur . : slI1autly
--.tltyl-- tC The party which knows that
Is j. Elp--lla-- t- $50 slcL a in IL the
us1- u is enemy Il helps then lar
-l1-s tlal anything tL-y can d. t1- then
sa-vaS-
To 5lEs-raiz Taken Is Iody tie
{1-z=s-t lsl-ls- a-e, and know they an.
u-r1,sl-l- with t.ls luall--iy " tie Iuie
pendent E--lle q TIE c8uuUg- Their
cl-->F- Es o whole i Eg--lrdei ty ilst E1ls-
1Is-rv ES detrimental g the hsS- Interests
u tEe cI----y-
-Nuu i1- any 55l-lal o. undertake b.
clli1et az opposition 20 fLa- Cabinet and
Their rlErsE. by irving uur week g. show
I'D Their possible god qualities, - herald
IL s-l l-al---- ever ac1 u theirs which
= III foolish - lz1HtC- % 7L,cL J. y.l-i-
;lysv as5l-i-l- g. law and c1urnu- hon
sS5r- and -lla laE- Es=E - ie1uuuce her
----~ls--Ls- Ellll L. a successful method
Jt tz--l-s n The Only object e Uslpus5riu--
-Zay % 80 -s- into ut5cs who a-e
trusted lv TIE -lzi1-Iry q these El0 a7s
CT % l-lse
L VOC E-s s.-l1E % J-s clsaE- y-.l --lsy
TN cls 1t-e- also t-lt d1z-t s--lkea nan
oas minute and LIS EIZ shs uszr- a.
-s--ll- thing
We 1llt ElIE SHEER AZ eminent Il-z1iss-
q l-r ucs1E----los SIS lls 6esclvsi1- =
~ s--1 . q sllaZ. a. II ever 1,l'iy less
al -1--l,lTs Uli1- bu- nuEevg- zs de-
Gl1'= I'm l. = unsafe and unsatisfactory
Be- take a. sisz5v drink
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

pE T. Mott Smith vas 17aseli AZ iht regular
monthly meeting % the L5sisssas Plsats-s' A.
. ~1c-ailga o. Na7ca Ia lSsS
Il ;le -eP1st - she T-rceeaIacs ths following
= f1-uls he C1kls called ePaa d. !. Mott
sniff q HEvEIiAr Sa-zr planter and CsD1is-
s111aE o. ils lZn1slll1z, o. address the meeting.
. be Glluc1f The ulEatess here more EuIv posted
/ than hr- BE E1s IN sympathy with them in
EgEE-- u p-1ceS Euu6vs- be would call A13ea-
sl1- % su1uc pl.zIs q IN industry uhers they
Ua1U ah1lL O. Is Regarding fuel ihEy ssst
. Ike Jaw SLl-l- and Esu1s had MADE s115y q
tie Subject. and Esd Guz5la5 TIE szscIIvslaSs q.
E 51cgssr IS saea. Formerly j. took Ton q rlEI
/ Pc toa ~ racaE. IN 5gslG- u1lfte-s be ihu1Ehf
/ L1zissaua bad Sltae;EllE 90 lraru. II HEVsn
. they h.vs Sut and tubular boilers and ba-as-e
alone is Sufficient feel There had also t-ea
great waste lE The sklEuIacs. but q German
1aulaG lista, had invented Fs-iees mad Pres AZ
q cos q lh11i Sl51 uLlsa th1-uGcaly 6lse-s5 the
Z JUICE After c.--1tFIlc, TIE skIunIncs Es-r III
DO: s. THE al.s- and 6asllv % ths press Eha-s
The din vas sTles1s5 lufC Sl.l6 blocks To men
Attal1s1 60 o and saved t-uE s - - celt q
!ulos. Is worked perfectly, ULile the German
1lIef press gave Lrl11lg bv c.l-CICc u AZ the
re1ueS1 % Gov, NErnoth- Dr. Smith p-u-nise5 to
furnish tins Assoc4at21-l u-1isl Of ihs machine
. IS Z US not patented he also called attention
I 30 CceEal's cine planter, invented ty Hnallrlu
. csusis-aElr which Vas nov az she Opposition
Gov Narl13L Stated iLl1 be- used the lrarlas 70.
. Tr5sS- but Lad been thr1uluc away the top pan
. 90 The sEIulUlucs, known a. the -hLnksf-~ Inns
season the chemists showed HIN thai Fl-slnu en-
iaiaed - ies osat % Juiss. Re a--i oN-b1aic
T Ecli N clL-lfvIDE-
NE Char JhJGeli fzlly ten pl: cent. q the
I llsos bore uls Ios1 II clarifying.
NJ Dyllc1la asked L'E. SgslsE Z TIE alclsss
g1rzt .rea from TIE Elil. vhez be replied Il bad
. % = placed T. houses O. dr. for three week
. NJ Dyun-G said Il ouald not BE- drled here. &C
Ecrl-Es % TIE s-reSslve moisture iE :ls ain but
D-s Smith sid % c1ll1 not he Inu-s hzElld Lla-
on TIE SEudvIsL ISLANDS vhtrr II sclas placsS
tasy had g. 1rT clothes ll tht rllz, D.. smith
ass stated shat NJ SQ-eckels obtained 4 and =
. ~ oglt. TEloe extraction.
Las PTsslGsut Remarked thai asverv one ;LuI-h;
his c11se the ull;ass swan that be had hacaSss
banners or he plantations whlch he Ghalcht
c1=la not De beat tast be had four different
clE1loe-s- Nhsa No. ! vAs pE-tly filed with
c-saz asEss u Els -ul info No, . s and finally
NJ 3, and Jy ttsi time NJ. had b1rat oct and
va reaGy % recsivs q us= ch--Cs-
Oar Co-zullSsl1l1- a. NeE O-lsl-s 1sver l1sss
a CEzuc= % 1-El-1lC the Islands % ths fro-s;-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15


tn silver influence which relcnS over
Hzvsi sVpsSTS % have succeedea with
Cabinet aid n making the gold law some
thing worse than . desd letter, o public
scour-e. Many Of those who once raised
~ their voices fJr gold i5w and currency
u7e nov silent s. the Harp II Tara Halls.
Many 8 doughty gold eAsmpion, hiss, IKE
l11Cto-l1w's yu----- Ell-- who
-lz.se-1she5 u1s,ls lr-l-l--s fo- the strife.
BY TIE v1s5sg5s ssI, and QesE-hra,
Md.=v wish 'at zlssea at lter,
A G5~c-ae. silence On tins sul5ec; is how
ever. more l-ecl-l-u- than 20 50 over. body
End soul On the silver ranks
i j. tsus chat the silver influence = very
lzs--llll-s-llE- IhlS1 who once talked
sold must not ask for exchange nov, IN
less they talk silver and talk Il loudly
I; vas unfortunate shat the limit u
sllvg- payments KS E-ale by the currency
Aet, g. Llsl a~ ten dollars. Il was not al
instance ~ half q Loaf ba--E better IhEn
70 l7gsl. \ Eve dollar lllt would have
n1uula-I-ri the law with retail dealers
ana would have been quite Is practicable
a- tlg ten dollar HINT. 4 double stand
ard j. IuV-acelclb.g, Com values must
- eEr-gS>si y silver dollars alone. u- II
gold dollars alone. and II II the latter.
gold CON Is 1e9u17si with silver uCi n
excess fc- purely subsidiary purposes or
small change
The result q having silver legal lender
for 50 lll-.l q sum Is ten dollars was 70 make
the -rl5 Ac- difficult 90 g-f1-ce from the
6-s1 The diligently Was cxssQe-ated by
the refusal o. he Government q comply
with the law f1- redemption q Is ce-tif-
Gates IL gold The failure u the financial
E1-sss % l-sis- up1- enforcement u the
lgw, q e1E-~s -lsie Is general enforce
1ls1- impossible A. Z i only those who
an financially stranded o- from whom t1-
l-v 7aa~1-s ID further business tEvu- i
expected iry- their c-eLt1-s- ar compelled
70 pay god
Tls tendency = s.ssiy bu: suEs, unless
there = @ reacil11- E-st g sllvs-. next %
ra7a- GC--eCrv n Hawa-I-
T15s result VII BE- hailed WIKI delight
..y those who Lsva ll1E vl-keifl l. The
s--il-l1l o. v-lca- and apparent values
winch vii follow vii be q boon 70 bold
speCClsI1->- and serve the purposes Of
tho@a who wish 90 ~>eL on and quit
B.: u VII surely t,-I-c the ussct0uz-y
c-l>a> and g---lcS which slwsys follow such
ul-eaL 6-il--s l-5l;l1-s q cu-s-cy and
credit.
Al the original Bank Monopoly evils
once - E0aay condemned herr VIII then
h. N l-5s-.
r -s-la-ls O. he seen whether the sober
Judgment . tle c1lE-ul-y VII submit
s0 s1cl results
Euf 70 Lz-t -Ls1-1al. t5-li6 advocacy Of
gold cE-e-rT VII b. q the slightest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

cozs-zztiA- ne vacuum pSn uakcs ffty tons
szcAr At sfrike. With single mills they extract
ahout g per CENT q juice, and BY the aid Of sap
elemental mill Seont seven PER cent. rno0e. o. Il
per cent
Returning TO Java modes, be Said they did not
irTicSfe c1nc, bat every three ur fcEr days threw
water on IT from the bitches with bucksts made
from the cocosnnt ;ree. This VAS done cnlv morn
iue md evsairs, 10 prUvezi sca!inc from TIE sun.
In the rainy soSsou the Itches drained thoroechly.
Cane P1lled cut - The ROT 20 take b the mill.
and hoy cleans the dirt fToi the roots thus they
save the hes; portion o. the cane. Il : Pat in
bundles fed without cine carrier, roots For
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

movements political and military, point
directly towards the acquisition Of the
latter
The present Amer OF Afghanistsn, Alb
durTahrnnn Khan. i strong and able sd
administrator he was at one time 3 pen
sioner and refugee in the hands q the
CussiaRs: at present he Is pensioner and
isitor 10 the Niceroy Of India he Is not
wanting in shrewiness or perspicacity. he
has been fo0dlcd and made much OF by
both parties. He is now IN receipt Of
money and arms from Great Britain. and
promises Of maintenance Of his independ
ance. He has Just gone 10 Rsvsl PIndl,
in the Puniah. to meet the Niceroy, who
has recaived him with all honors and def
erencc due TO an independent Prince,
Twenty Thousand British troops were A.
sembled in his honor. He has 10 choose
between submission to the CIR Of Russia.
o. beng maintained by England s. SOW
ereIcn Ruler. on the sole condition that be
) not - sell his country % any one else.
The object 81 England Is to maintain
neutral StETe between her own and the
/ Russian possessions. which neither may
! invade Abiurrahman vii not be moved
/ by the spectacle s; Rswul PIndi, or by
Z promises, verbal OF written. on elthe- SIDE.
he j. shrewi enough 20 see which i the
more earnest and determined, and in that
/ scale VII ms weight be thrown
II be sees Russia advancing troops. seiz-
ing and holding sll the most important
straioCioal points on ms frontier. while
I England confines herself % written pro-
I tests. and frontier commissions. to he con
tsmptuously ignored or postponed be vii
I throw himself into the arms az the more
/ earnest power.
he wogli possibly prefer 70 he 5 Rus
] san State peusllne-. were he SIM Of thai
I position. than su independent Prince with
/ the power q England 10 back him II be
I felt uusurc q that position.
The present Nlce10y 0f India Lord
nGifegin, knows both s. Petersburg and
! Canstauilnopl6 well. and Il he b haArtIly
I Suuplr-Ri from home uEy make AhiuET-
ahmsu an invaluable ally. But Il she la;-
! ter scyS that the Russians are allowed %
move Oh 70 within three DAYS march %
I Herg;, Li- cauifEl, leaving the most form
Z i6ablc natural obstacles behind them. he
Z vii throw IN ms fortunes With tha Inuva
Z energetic party. and the batile VIII hsvs
I u h. fought oui IN the PUuisb, supposlnC
I that the Fr--an6- ink Ts-5y. allow the Rus
sluus. or AichEns II their interest, TO hold
Tho hhyhor and BholEn passes
Z a woCi from powerful Minister who
knows his own mind. and the support q
I public opinion behind him. i worth resins
I q io1.~cap and miles II md tape
Il the 6estInles q British India be In
[ the hands q tErlii, tlTag-sc-vinC Ni50Y---~'
the l'eS- Cs.Ai NJ - = --=--i-.sI''i>'
80 .--''oi 'iics1lys ana the most mag
, 'Ei-cent armies can only lead 10 wGrs-to
I Be renewed o. 5s-s5tHa-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15


I'm present position q afSi-s Oh he
NJ-1h We~is-u fru1ils-s q AfchaIlsia1 :
hs-11Iu- e1cesillcly cSmplosisi- and
the 7alaf11nslipS l-;ween England and
Eussia rrg- % u~e diplomatic vlrasa- ez-
cs-.iiuciy strained
Eus>IE la> acz.lr and AGAIN u-l.is-ss ka-.
on Do src7uaf L. t-y>Tzs> 81 the tsrrltl-y
~ Afchall>fars however having deter
mined o. a. - aiUucsi ps-lle> q Rus
san trl.op> are bs5uc moved ~luthvarss
f-1m the newly snncxed cJultrl- u the
TeEse Tu-rcusus- along The azStaT- trl-
ue- az Persia and the adjoining ta--li --v
nov under the rule q Abiur-hauar. Khan.
between tbe Her Bui and ths NurcLsb
r1ve-~-
Having thus T7gFz7ei ;hs VIZ i1- fur
the- lucrlachnseut>, EussiB asks. uht-s j.
TIE hgundary q Atclauissar and Agnes
So the appointing u a 5l5ut c1ll1lis,51- q
English Gnd Russian os5cer> s1- tl- v-l--
T,1~s %, ie,i-lltst511.
Lls English c1llLls>11- Tl-l-lT--y N
rs.irs o. ibg p-1gs1zsi scs1s y FJ5ut lal.1-.
while the kuSSlar l1muis>lcue- j. con
venlcufly taken Ill winch t1c-- O. -cUr-.
hCwevs-, doe n; prevent BR>>isu 1rl1g,s
e--uvyIuc and llllIuc pests II the line e
r3v1uce- ll ths B-lt1>a Cl-1-zlS-l11s-
1uis them between himself and t-a-.s1
tn u7yzseu-. uuclalial-si Afghan tern
i1-y, and important >J-uis--lcsl paints al
the detEtNl,ie crouDd slneady IN tb-l-
hands
A new ncve j. uov rsaliy IL D. paved
t,y RussIE A sT-clui ruv1y = Saa1 tr1--
: Petersburg g. I51155- vlib new T-ga-
T1SaL BrsSss SUCCESS ;lst The i,Ja1iz-v
b. settled OK an eih1olo-lcal hlsls-
Wha-vzs the Tskks sribs- have ts-1 con
gue7ei and annexed by BDssis j; follows
thsf ary distinct F.i-s7r5 by Iekks- =
B1sslar Is1rru-y Bu- ties E-its> are
misty ulmsiS and rya1 with thar slczs
and le-li, gvs- larcc d1ss-lci during one
rl-- Us the yel-- from which tl=y ulfL
drlE In su1:bar- ~ Russis cssllls DE- e
r1guiE-y the fa-lhe~s c-azuc crUlui Or
>zlf-llcEs D. winch tie IekssS have i---
lr-l-i1-lr-3 g. drive Their Elaks-
Wlls- -llS > n is,Js-s III B-I;lS- Cgz1-
rlls>5d- J. sal Seq; waiting t1- The kus
Sans Tie latter C1Cve-unF-i = thea III
Eiie,5 10 uithirzs from ;lsg aliya1cs,i y,1-t-
1---.Tis-i by the-e rrr1T- slnce ths ll-l-
i-J1-IIls- c11-1llsslCl ~ sc-ea6 uI,l-- lgS.
i-lra --l.'l-A ElI-llt rs. Eaa-s--.i-- 4a-- ~
At-dsn-- and fl,erety cans Al I-rs-s-il-
snle rlss 49, ElsSlz ustESeS - do -
aIfl declares thEi II the --Seni q a collision
the sass vlll = csss On the Atcazts-
TIE tn1utrs- Duu GAINED ~ BusssE
-t-ei-lise westward and -s1-zhEz-ri f-I-1
DE Hex R1i l. ths Ng7-htysi = Hlazz
iissaDce q sl.qzi SKY uilsS Ssuth q Ia;
,lziuled iIy tbe AtrhE1s-zR1 : dr1El - -
.- iu-il3e tle Important Z-lltEEz- 49, On
be fu-rocr rlvs-- 20 TIE equally important
puSi q Rsll6aE OF tie lztfs-- E1:L q.
hs@e t,a-lC 1eossSs-T - AZ sdvaous l-
asrsf tru-l Ne-v- Only tzE Ess-s a-1
SlsSzs rrccisiHe5 thz- - Euuli d; &C
-ugly. q a Al events hoi6 Na-T. and tl5z-
darsf Eas entirely outside tie b1un6s @
ls- issirss Tns f1z1a-c-sy huEevs-. has
llrssdy bee1 stsarted- and IA p-sssuz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Is the United States and perhaps II
H8wBu a. well silver currency. VaT.s- Cur
rrrcy. any currency that VII h. plentiful
and chssp, j. clam1-si after by the debtor
cla>s. and ty cldiy sT--cula,n7s- The poor
l,-i-rr 90 utiths- ~ fbuSe clasScS. They
Do M; often at,aiu the dicu5ty even o. q
m1-tcac1- size dl~conieuisi among them
am frequently lured 10y the i-aff -r+rsT u
CHEAP money. But ihe ~teady- ca-uc. con
tented vac.-e,-uer, or SHARED man those
vino depend mon, and are content with
tye,i. q sye- So ~caufy INCOMES those who
cl-Tv ON o T-7-uaueut 6uslusSs with rsl
s1asble profits paying - they 80. and Do
no; striving after unusual Vr1ai, by and @
borrowed capital an always Uu the sl8e
g ;ua moSr permanent, uuvs-1shle and
substantial cE-rnry.
The hcleSf prosperity u q nation =
attained, no; by % currency winch helps
buili mp Colossal fortunes 30 make rlal
men EiclIe-, and p1l- u-u ps11s-5 hut by
q currency which means and Is gfTf7cl>a Is
what Is vurTs7-1s % mean and O. be.
But many man isth-cvu IF his -g-1k-
ouiur ny being told that he Is with
Sl-2N ln silver. -atle- tlEu >l-'tl lu gold
lrlc-> may jump up IN proportion. buf
vurt-~ i VII b. seen. do not Tu-lv. l..
tho~e who doult tins do s1me historical
reldluc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15
Attest. Is ,sassv u p ~, No. ~ Ll1.
HrNEr SWIM Dcpnfr Ci--l F''lif eli.


-. -, NVOhA VI TIE ia
- Naitan lslandS. In ProhaicAfn the MATTE - -
iasticr McCuily. "Nilii NJ.
On teaainr and aiinr The pCtitiuu 81 Al. sbr,th-
sad ueeea-ea o. hcngkaa. hnmaku4 Hawaii 49,
that Chan Tn Tor Al TIM % said Honcka5 m Il e
testate a. Honclulu. Oahu. on the eiev1.fs -
December, A u. 1884, leaviuF property ,,in1r si =
and widow, but no WIN aud Prayin- that sifsr- y
Aantinistraucn leslie 10 D. 4. Sanford Of Uas.t.
Hamakua. Hawaii, with Letters % Ggariianshi.,
the persons and property o. said muor ehiiiren w
l. i ordered that MONDAY. the IN isv N "
40 ~ Al 10 o'clock an be and hereby Il ar-.,s
Tor nearing ssid petition hrtcrr rhr s4il 'l1sil.
n the teurt houn q this Couft Iiou,lniu atftr
iinc ana Piacr AT persons concerned nav aruesr -
show cause u any they have why aid Petition 49,
not DC -ranie and that this order BE- pnbishri IL ~
hngish and tainesc languages for ihrce succrs.i,.
week in the HAWAIIAN GNrFrTE and Ifsurrif.r f'ti
nese News newspapers In Honuiulu
Dated Honolulu II. l. April tuth. A. D. fsss
LAWRENCE MuCULLY
Attest; Justice suprrrc come
HrNEV SNGTH. Deputy CLERK iG5- q.