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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-21
Hyacfnth Webster.

Jim Webster was recently blessed with
a son. His wife determined that the son
and heir should have a high-sounding
name, and selected very beautiful one
When the child was presented to the
clergyman for baptism the latter said:
name this infant.
Jim scratched his head for a while and
finally said:
Squash
Oats no proper name for Christian
child
Sunf1ower, den. "
Once more the clergyman shook his
head ineredulously. Jim Webster leaned
over and whispered to his wife to give the
right name
"Hyacinth, she replied.
We'll, knowed it was some kinder
garden truck
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Covers the Case.


Col. Tom Saffold said: II was TALKING
with Gen. Toombs the other day and he
said: 'Saffold, the greatest vice to which
the human family is addicted is gambling
and yet do you know there is not a word
in the Bible in condemnation of it.? Gen.
ToOmbs is in error. The tenth command
ment covers the case. Thou shalt not
coVet" sstares, or ought to stare, every
gambler in the face At the bottom of
every species of gambling is the covetous
desire to get the money of other people
without lust recompense
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-21

The suntiower craze. florists say, is
quite dead The sunfiower had to pass
away, of course, soon after Oscar Wilde,
the gentleman with hand like ham;
but we have the consolation that the seeds
are just as good as ever for chicken-feed
And what this great nation needs is an
egg diet
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The American Fashiol
TChicagO Herald !

They are moving Lord Carrington's
house in Whitehall, London, en- masse, to
American fashion, and the operation 81
simple with us, is causing considerable
excitement in London. Had they taken
to this American fashion earlier MANI
houses of historic interest, among them
the several residences of Milton NIGH
have been saved
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According to the Moon.

At Harpswell, Me-, those engaged in
digging CLANS the past winter have re
ceived 81 per barrel for them. 1t takes
eight or ten bushels of the shell fish to fiji
a barrel when the shells are removed. that
is, at full moon. But according to The
Bath Independent it takes twelve bush
els II the CLANS are dug when the moon is
in its first quarter
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per tern c Ford, July 20
II Hackfeld d Co, 6,26S bags sugar; c Along, $50
bars sugar; total sugar, .453 bags total tonnage
$50 tons; domestic value, S42,954 IS.
For Jaluit, I, per tern Re Au Hou July 20
Pacific Navigation co, 500 feet X r tracks s. 900
Ieet L w lumber, 900 pounds potatoes SO cases
beef, 200 mats rice and - packages sundries
Foreign value, 81 $50; value transhipped, s3ss 73
domestic value, SIO7 so.
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Scientific Batting.

Science has come to the aid of base ball
players, and announced for the benefit of
batsmen who are ambitious to make heavy
hits that the ball should be struck at the
angle of twenty-three degrees in order to
send it to the greatest possible distance
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Parne11's Oratory.

Mr.. Parnelrs always frigid style of or.
atory has become even colder and more
nonchalant than ever. He speaks, except
on rare occasions, as an official duty, al.
parently, rather than from any other mo
tive, and seems to take pleasure in show
ing that, as it was not by mere talk thai
he gained his unique position, he need moi
initiate the loquacity of his followers.
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OHEi'iN VESSELS POpr

R'vesiaa5 han aSnashiro Maru, Mailman
.e2s'la, y ) " forto' \ ; Florenass, from
fO'''T H Grifiths, from San Fran.
20 u Irwin Il \ Turner, from san
sesoo s'' Queen, \ Nelson, from San
@' y Ne"hAll. from Port Town
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eeSSels Leaving This nav

1u' Ming for Hawaii and Maui. At
kr gosoi;'' paws paws for Kahului, at2pm
d bryfra " A'cy'resor, for Molokai. M n m
latin ~, irwin, Turner, for San Fran
e Nl ,i,i@' Tor Olowalu via Koo,ar
/, TTh , for waialus
!, Mana for Honom llU'
~ INA FOR EalaeIoa
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DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, July 20.
N 4'li''' cameron, Tor Niihau and Nihoa,
JAMES DOwsett. smith. for a circuit Of
- /; and Lanai, ats p IN '' -
H.A'manalO, Nelson. for Waimanslo
Z kapiolani. for EVA ~ 81 '''li'''o
- "a, "lkman, for Humboldt Bay
I - Ford, GriffifthS, for San Francisco
u, ~" ne Au Hou, Lowell. for Jaluit, Mi
4 ASlAmanu, Tor Hamakua
Gy.Anllo,Aawai, for Koolan
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Assessors Notice.

,,.nOIulH Inn .,,,7
iiOn' -,.., Jaly /, Ios5, the undersigned,
~ a'l - .'r the district Of Honolulu lsianu
B ls'-'''i ~ -, III. office in the new Dniluihs
q -- y.Drara, in the rear OF AiioiA- aah ,vser
+ A-T --,,r,.tay and Saturday OF each "eeN'
'ed'y, Ut. .oa,b Of July. between the hours Oh
p ~ ION for the purpose Of receiving tie
and i L0O..' -, liable 10 taxation in this dis
y ,,,prE TO TAXATION are respect
p rL'-7o- % make their returns as iulI' eN-
y f'4's9', .-,,,s as possible. giving number q
4 ial 'O'-.i a,l.pd. stating frontage and depth
:. ,b,ractsr Of structure thereon coS' ..
'i''' =, rented or leased, and length oI
p y .-.c.ived per unuum for such prop
SIM, cold during the year, TO whom and
4 state il there il any mortgage on
-.,o,,y. give date Of mortgage name Vi
Ill or what amount mortgnsed' state
So hand in YOUR possession belonging 10
s'' -.-..r,,i.e on hand or consignmentJuly
Z. c,sb in bank reagents hands same date'
.-,,.r,s uu,r BE MADE TO THE UNDER
x,r LATER THAN July 81 1855, OR NO
=. c,y BIZ LAW BE GRANTED as the AS
=, t,rl power 10 assess property after that
,cb returns have not been made ana
90 before him prior u July 3lst, at any
M, he may think proper, aud from which
man, there can he no appeal.
- ATTENTION is herewith drawn by the
.,,gped to the fact that no return is valid In
., sworn to before the Assessor Notary
!, ., SOME other person authorized to admin
paths.
NJ forms on which 10 make returns can be
4 1y during the month Of July on application
/, office Of the Undersigned.
FRED. II. HAY~ELDEN,
Assessor of Taxes
|Fo, the District Of HoaolulU. Island of Oahu.
,oplp Inn. L. 1875. 279-jel7-6w |
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Aa "r&'el from Foreign Ports,

Is, Apeetea from Fore,pu Doc
go roa s1'i u Brit Chest from s.n UrS
b Fre.e % TIE Colonies due 'l A%sE San Fran
/ l5 ''''n Newcastle, \ 5 W. due
|ely Z a.. Amy Turner. Newell. from no,,oo
!, o9,k LIZZIE Izis from Liverpool, due July 80
As,y \, from Glasgow. due
y B ic5. ap P1gis, FB Benson. from New
5 '''ae EGrek.t,. ' J ! hahaiui, Inc ESQ
! sch, e' from San Francisco.
'ss'ls July 9s 1iS from San Francisco
bsytn1sa July p - u u Mofse, from San
s;.Se s i oig sIe,s Cousins. from San
IS g. 5;is Si&Fss5 5yy;ow R perrlman, from San
zen 'oais t 'Si1 ss ,Rrig. Weber, from the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-21
Supreme COurt-JuIy Term.

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE n GULLY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY, July 18th.
Hammer Leist 4 Co. VS.. Quong Sam Lung
& Co., assumpsit F. NJ. Hatch for plaintiffs
On plaintiffs motion, ordered that publica-
ton Of summons be made weekly for ninety
days.
The King VS.. Ing Ping, perjury, third
degree, Antoine Rosa, Deputy Attorney
General, presents Indictment. The Court
declines to allow the same
Mary K. Kaulaokeahi VS.. W. Ii. Brown,
divorce. w. L. Holokahiki for plaintiff.
No appearance of defendant. Divorce
granted for desertion, and failure to pro-
vide.
Dillingham; Co. VS.. G. Sandemann,
assumpsit. F. NJ Hatch for plaintiffs. On
plain tiffs' motion, and clerks certificate,
ordered that defendant be defaulted for
failure to answer. Plaintiff waived Jury.
Judgment given for plaintiffs for amount
claimed.
Court adjourned at II O'Clock a. m.
MONDAY, July goth.
The King VS.. Lu Tune, housebreaking.
The Attorney General and Antoine Rosa,
Deputy Attorney General, appeared for the
prosecution. J. NJ. Poepoe appeared for the
defendant. Plea not guilty. The jury &C
quilted defendant.
W. IL. Shipman VS.. j. H. Nawahi, dam
ages. W. R. Castle and L. A. Thurston for
plaintiff; P. Neumann and W. A. Kinney
for defendant. Case tried before mixed
jury. Case unfinished at adjournment If
Court for the dav.
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No MO ,dav TaDar

knoxville, Tenn, is said to be the Only
city in the | nited States of 30, 900 inha6
ltants, and having railroads steamboats,
leiegraphs and telephones, that publishes
no paper on Monday.
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In Office Notice.

b. notice .d n-,lg' Of H. F. GLADE Esq
.srp''-', German consul
F. HAcEFELD' ESQ.,
D. .,nc,ions Of that Office as Act
a''s s1 'r Dsr.on, are hereby required red to
c.nsaI. 81. .o5 credi. to all the official acts Z
al J. = WALTER NJ. GIBSON ,,,,-.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
.f Hale, july T. i''''
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fax Assessors special Notice.

Jan AsSeSSOrS Special NOTICE..
i Undersigned hereby gives notice TO all
i, whether resident of this or any other
h Ia this KinglomJ having balances of cash
sDkers' or agents hands in Honolulu that they
ie assessed here for the same according to
I returns made by said bankers or agents to
sndrrsigned, and the tax on the same must be
{ the Tax Collector for Honolulu.
FRED. H. HAYSELDEN,
Tax Assessor for District of Honolulu.
nOnlar June Il, 1880. 2Sl-jel7-6w
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On the Bermudas.

The only animal known on the Bermu
das are rats and mice brought by ships
and bats blown from the main land
Birds, however, are numerous.
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The NIound-EsuiIders.

The Indians, according to Professor J.
W. Powell, were the mound builders. ,
and some build mounds to the present
day.
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Am schr J B Leeds, from Navarro River, CAL
due July 27-31
IMPORTS.

From Port Townsend, per bktne Amelia July
20-276 52 feet rough lumber I45 36I feet surfaced
lumber, 1900 pickets 200 600 shingles $50 feet
w G redwood and l66. 62I feet r w CLEAR
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Port Townsend, W T, per bktne Amelia.
July 20-4iisses Newhal q.
from Hamakua, per steamer Iwalani JuIv 10
DR. Jas Brodie. -, Mrs Paul Jarrett r A LYMAN
W Johnson and Wife, Mrs Aug Unna Prof
Elijah Nichols. and 25 deck passengers.
From the Volcano etc, per steamer Kinau July
l9-Mrs On Wight and two children, Hon ] Ma
wahi, McDadc, Ed Smith, Capt Sam NowIein
Kun Chez, Mrs F Furneux, IL johnson and
wife, Rev Hemphin and wife, E VI Laucianz F
IGrlhth, Capt Ross, Young, ST., C. Bottle Mrs
Smyth, Mr. Kawaiku, ] n = Alexander Geo
Williams d D Baldwin, NJ Baldwin, G p Wilder
and 90 deck passengers.
DEPARTURES
For Kauai, Niihau and Nlhoa per steamer
lwaIanl, July 20-H r II Princess IiIiuokalani q
HOfnung and wife, Miss Ella Hoffuung Rev 7
Hemphiu and wife, w w Hall, = p Dole A
Jaeger, Henry Jaeger, E Cunha and wife Harry
Aud, J Holt, Hon Jas Keau and wife Hon
Junus haae and wife, Hon ] L Baker and wife I
Keakaokaluni and wife, o J Holt Jr and wife I
Williams, Mrs Emma NJ BeckIey Miss Peterson
Miss Lily Piikoi, Miss Rose OpeaIu Mrs I NJ Ka
pena. MISS Leihulu Kapena, Miss Lily Richards
Mrs w K Holt, Miss Annie Harris, Mrs Lemon
Mrs Costa, Mrs Drew, ST., Miss Sophie Sheldon
Mrs q L MakanOe Miss Lizzie Victor, Mrs " r
WILCOX Master Albert Cunha, Rev = + BishoD W
Brede, Wilson, Jos HeIelnhe, A McRrvde
Mrs r A McBTyde, Miss Annie 1IcBryde, Douglas
McBryde, A h HOapili, DIR A Martin, Master BOYD
Mrs ID l. hinimaka, Miss Berteman, Mrs w Amid
and about 100 deck passengers.
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Rr OF HONOLULU, H. L.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY, July 20.
oAIae Amelia, Newhall. Il days from Port
Nile Norris. from Eva
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~. . accurate On or before the goth day
r,,.,e, DepaFinl 1a-os being for the year end
j,1g 49,, ". purpose wfll be furnished upon
,-,aor at tue i'''' cHAs. T. GULIch'
Minister Of The Interior
3lg-n d&w
,.i,e. Jul? = 1901
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hal Motto, 10 Firemrn ANA Menu
Der, of Volunteer Companies.
\ undersigned hereby gives special notice to
semen aud members of volunteer companies
they prust by law appear in person before
snd claim their exemption from personal
or such exemption cannot be allowed.
FRED. II. HAYSELDEN,
Tax Assessor for District Of Honolulu.
r,aIu, June l., 1885. 2S0-jeI7-Gw
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Rising ami Setting of the Sun.
4 lh rises tomorrow morning at 5:2s O'Clock.
hSeS this evening at GA O'Clock.
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4 NeS OF the Noon During July,
1888.
ID. II. NJ.
I0on e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5IP.M
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXPECTING TO
i leave the Kingdom for time offers for sale
a five years lease of the American House, with
all furniture and appointments thereunto be-
longing. Apply for terms on the premises, No.
20 Maunakea street. u. Y. SQUIRES.
Honolulu, July Il, 1855. 32S-auI7
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Notice to the Public.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w to the public that, in addition to ouI
PASTRY AND CONFECTIONERY business, we
will open
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

Beautiful iiair---the Glory of Women.
In all ages Of the world the hair of
womenhave been admired ty mankind
and painters and poets have WED with
each other in singing praise or in por-
trayiug its beauties uponthe..imperisha
BILE canvass. Don'tneglect your hairl
If it is dry, harsh, turning gray or
falling out, use the "La Creole Hair
Restorer," made after recipe which
has never failed to give and preserve
to creole women their beautiful tress-
es. Ladies, use it as a hair dressing,
tonic and invigorator, and the distance
between youth and silvery old age
will be immensely increased. Soil
by druggists and at wholesale by the
Mansfield Medicine Company, Mem
phis, Tenn. ju6-1m
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j ERSONAL GARD.

Editor Exchange:
Allow me a small space in your
columns. In the article in last
weeks Exchange you stated that /
cursed Mr.. Colby before several la
dies. There We're only two, and they
had left the drug store before ] said
anything to him. l never use pro-
fame language in the presence of la
dies when | know it. Mr.. Godby in
his talk did not mention any other
saloon but the Paiace. He also
stated that the Devils Palace" had
direct telephone with hell, and that
the big devil" was sitting behind
his counter selling tickets to hell for
ten cents. | called on Mr.. King, a.
a gentleman, 10 ask Mr.. Godby to re-
tract what he had said about the Pal
ace, which l thought, and do yet
think, that he (Godby) owes me an
apology for making the personal at
tack. | am law-abiding citizen,
and try to treat everybody as a gen
tleman, and wish to be treated as
such, but cannot sit still and be call
ed the "red.eyed" devil and every
thing that is mean without defending
myself. have always helped, when
called on to support the churches,
and think they do great good in "a
community, aud don't think apreach-
er has right to make personal at
tack when in the pulpit. l don't
care how many preachers come here
and attack all the saloons. Treat
them all alike, but do not be person
al, and I'll have nothing to say.
w. H. BLANKINsHIP.
-FOUR notice of the affair was based
bon what we considered reliable au'
thority. Ifthere are mitigating cir
cumstances: Mr.. Blankenship should
certainly have the benefit Of them
The Exchange will do him the JUS
tice to publish his card. ]-EDToR.
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TRENTON TOPIls.
Editor Erchanae:

Editor Exchange:
1t has been so long since l have
seen anything in your paper from
Trenton that | believe l will ven.
ture few items, which you may de-
cline to publish without doing me the
slightest ofense.
We read in the Exchange what
seems almost fabulous reports as to
the amount Of Strawberries you are
shipping from Milan. This and kin
bred industries should be enco uraged
in every possible way. A considera.
bic quantity of Strawberries have
been shipped from Trenton this sea-
son with profitable results, which has
caused good many to turn their at
tention in that direction, and num-
hers of acres are being set out in and
around Trenton.
The hum of our cotton factory is
becoming familiar sound. They are
running about twenty-five looms now,
and will soon have seventy-fve in OPP
Grafton, when they will make about
1000 yards of good domestic day.
We congratulate Milan upon being
favored with Democratic postmas,
ter so soon, and particularly SO upon
The appointment of so good a man as
Capt. Hale. Esquire Hale certainly
deserves to be favored with some
good appointment, on account of his
adherence to democratic doctrine
from principle, and particularly on
account of his untiring zeal and ener>
gy in the interest of the public
schools of Gibson county and Of bis
own district. He has the reputation,
and deservedly SO, we think, Of being
one of the most active, industrious,
unselfish and efficient school directors
in the county. We have never known
bad weather or anything else to keep
him away from meeting of the
county board, held in the interest Of
public schools and general education,
To him, perhaps, more than to any
one man in the county, are we indebt.
ed for the uniform system Of text
books, (which has been worth thou
sands Of dollars to the people of thi;
county.
We hope to have a Democratic
postmaster here soon.
The West Tennessee Fruit Grow.
ers Association, which met here the
29th and closed the Both, was a most
pleasant and interesting meeting
You should have been here.
five happen to see this in print,
we may write to you again. Success
to you. VERITAs.
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IMPORTANT.

When YOU visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage, Expressage and Carriage Hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. ..
Eleegantroo fitted up at a cost OF 81 ,uu,
600. reduced to 81 and upwards per day huro-
pean plan Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best Horse cars stages and Elevated
railroad o. al depots Families can live better
for less money az the Grand Union Hotel than
az any other irst-class hotel in the city
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06
Blood Poison Of Long Standing Cured.
Extract from Palestine Advocate,
Feb %, 1883.

"The Advocate has been aware that
strange reports were in circulation con-
corning the seemingly miraculous
cures of the Hot Springs Remedy, G.
G. c., of late introduced to the suffer-
ing public by G. r. Thomasson, in
this city. This week the statement
of his healing balm came in a personal
form. Mr.. j. G. Wilson, a resident
near Tennessee Colony, had suffered
with an incurable case of blood poison
in one limb for two years. He was
incapacitated for labor, the sore HAYS
ing eaten through the cuticle over the
lower limb, and the poison having
been taken up in his veins, was spread
ing through his system. After using
the. q. G. G. for six weeks the sores
are all healed, except one small abra-
sion or scab, and Mr.. Wilson is re-
joicing to be about again with renewed
health. Only one and a half bottles
of the G. G. 9. were used. Any per.
son desiring to learn further of this
strange case can consult Mr.. Wilson
o. his friends. 1t is vouched for by
scores of witnesses" Sold by Stewart
u Danner.
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MEXICAN FEMALE RENE.

DY differs from any other Female
medicine on the market in that it is to
be applied directly to the affected
parts, which it invariably cures at
once, on the same principle that if an
abrasure Or sore is produced on any
other part of the body, you immedi,
ately apply remedy to the part af,
fected, and it is cured. That at least
three-fourths of the ladies of the pres
ent century are, to great extent,
troubled with some of the many
diseases affecting women, is an admit
ted fact among all learned classes; hut
to assume that even one-tenth of those
so affected are suffering from blood
poison and need to be dosed for months
with some quack female medicine, is
an error too glazing to be cOunte'
nanced by an intelligent public. Sold
by Stewart d Danner.
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THOMPSON, Ga.

lhO4hI oOANg ~
DR.. j. Bradfeld. Dear Sir-Your
Female Regulator has been success
in my hands. AS druggist have
sold it for several years, and as it be-
comes known it increases in popularity
until | regard it as a standard remedy.
1 have also used it in my practice as a
physician, and always with the most
gratifying success. Yours truly,
VIM. Barton,
Druggist and Physician.
Treatise on the Health and Happi-
ness of Woman mailed free. Brad,
field Regulator Co.,
Box %, Atlanta, Ga.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

Brown q Dickson are agents for
the celebrated Thomas Hay Rake.
One Champion Hay Mower, which
they will sell less than manufacturers
price.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

When you hear of any acquaint>
ance having chills send them word
that the only purely vegetable, harm
less, "dead shot" for chills on the
market is Chillarine. 1t is guarsn.
teed, and the druggist from whom you
buy it will refund your money if it
fails TO cure when directions are fol,
lowed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

Call on R. o. Crump, the jeweler,
for spectacles, eyeglasses, smoked
glasses for sore eyes, and anything in
his line he sells cheap.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

Genuine Rogers Silver Plated
knives, forks, spoons, cups, napkin
rings, etc., for sale cheap at K. O.
Crump's jewelry store.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

Ladies, those lace curtains and bed
spreads at Brown u Dickson's are
handsome and cheap. A large stock
of white Marsailles quilts cheaper than
ever. Go and see them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-06-06

Itch and scratches of every kind
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Warranted by DR..
M. d. L. Jordan, druggist, Milan.