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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-23
Correct.

Charleston News and Courier.
A free and forcible application of the lash to
his own back is the proper penalty to be inflicted
upon any man who strikes a woman, and when
that woman is his wife, it is as we'll to add i'm.
prisonment, in order to afford the culprit ample
time for reflection and penitence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-23
Ready for Business.

minneapolis Tribune.
About this time the oily textbook agent, the
cunning desk peddler and the awe-inspiring
peripatetic lecturer and Especial instructor" be-
gin to cultivate the susceptible and somewhat
avaricous school superintendent of the rural
districts
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-23
A Solid Newspaper.

Chicago Tribune.
The editor of the Omaha Bee has recovered
800 damages from the Republican of that city.
This places the Bee on solid financial basis for
the next three months
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-23
The Era of Reform.

Philadelphia Times.
Even yet the bad man who cannot get in out
OF the wet can reform and be good man out in
the rain.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
REAL ESTATE BROKERS DOING LITTLE.

The Real Estate Exchange was deserted last
week and few visitors disturbed the serenity OF the
sweerng brokers in their private offices. The market
will remain in the condition Of virtual stagnation until
cool weather setsin Most Of the brokers are taxing
their vacations aud Pine-st wears dull
aspect. The conveyances last week were
$50 I'm number the amount involved
being S25I7 65s, against 220 conveyances ts2 435l2i
for the same week a year ago. There were ls9 mort
gages recorded, involving amonnt OF $2,2lSo31 as
compared with 100 Csl 60O91 for the corresponding
week OF 1884. Among the private sales reported
IL that OF the old "Maison Doree " property IN
Union Square, No A East Fourtecnthst., through 10
Thirteenth-st between broadway aud University place
In Fourtcenths the building Is six stories high ana In
1hirteenth-st four stories The property has been
owned by the Wheeler wilson Manufacturing COM
pany. 1t is said that the purchaser is William Astor
and the price paid $i25,0
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
CAN SHE TAKE CARE OF HERO MONEY!

A commission in lunacy, ordered by the
New-Jersey Court of Chaucery, met at Newark Fiji
day to inquire into the mental condition OF Mrs. Mary
Ann Lndsey, age elghtythree living In Belvedere'
with Mrs. Parmea Lindsey daughter in-law. ana ner
sepfather, Paul Faircloe. The application lot tue
commission made behalf OF Jonathan V. Nichols
and his wife, of No. Ill Bl0omfeld-ave. Mrs: Ncn0ls
Is daughter of the elder Mrs. Lindsey The aee alton
Is that the old lady lived In Newark with her daughter
until eighteen months when pretence OF oenent
ing her health she to visit her daughter in-law IN
Belvcdere While there she became imbecile IN MIND
Mrs Lindsey about S200OO and charged tnas
the Nichols could not get to her IL Ia also
charged that some mc ago the imbecle Mrs. Lindsey
AMI that 81 900 OF her money was drawn and afterward
invested in mortgage Jersey City by Mrs. Lindsicy
the daughter-in-law The Chancellor Issued an oruet
for the production OF the IN court but she diu
appear yesterday and the statement was made tnat
she not in condition to appear: The comnisson
thereupon ordered she should he produced next
Thursday, and adjourned to that date.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

phantly escorted to their camp the beach north OF
Virginia-ave. Colonel James OReily was assisted Dy
the following escort stat: Colonel John M Clarke.
Major George Ingham. Colonel Castor Morris ana Major
Charles W. West The camp delightfully."- situated ana
military men say they consider the sanitary and other
general almost perfect banquet VIII DO
given the com officers by the wealthy cottagsrs
at the Mansion House. for which limited number .!
and Mayor Latrobe, Of Baltimore are expected 10 10
present 49,
Van Feather. Mrs. b. !. Donaldson. A.. Bolden, & the
Rev. j. W. Powers. r. X. Barrfnger L. kahn. George
X Smith. W. 8. Eendrick. W. r. Flood and wife, r. ~
Gil and daughter. NJ X. Eleming Theodore A. Mann
Thomas II. Kirby, @. @. Thomas, James Il. craig H. L.
Frachlight Thomas x. Harrison and others.
General John A. Logan has not arrived yet owing 70
the press OF business but he win probably be here upon
July "a. The uncertainty Of the exact time OF hs
arrival will in great measure the coutempIatee
reception to given his honor He will be the guest
OF Mrs. Rock wood at the Ashland, and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Logan and possibly By HIS son. a.oro.
Among the other arrivals are: W. L. stenger nccre,
tary OF State OF Pennsylvania E. Ksewetter Audtor Oh
Ohio; Mrs General Joseph Johnston of yirginla Major
F. A. Moontooth of Pttsbnrg Thomas Quicker OF tne
Penn sylvania Railroad Company; Pietro SeDasthos'
Spain ana Mayor Smith, OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
BEACH HAVEN

FINE neutrality-suspicious. ARRIVALS.
lYRox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRHuSEI
BEACH HAVEN, N. j., July 1s.-Notably fine
weather has prevailed throughout the week. making
agreeable every form Of spending life on the peac
light winds have made only moderate SURF ana IL mas
been enjoyed by hosts OF bahers daily noted tna'
bathers here DO into the extremes ana wu OK
travagance OF costumes elsewhere displayed Bright
coor are seldom seen plain dark blue being the favor
ite. The ropes have been removed from the oa.n,ns
beach, to universal satisfaction. Aweilmanned MO
boat constantly patrols the waters during pathing
but Is seldom called into use.
The fishing is In full blast and numerous par
ties out daily Biting free In all parts OF the Day
and at the inlet, while the adventurous oiten 10
outside to troll for blueGsh.
Cottages about all open and the big hotels are rap
cy filling up. As the here docs not close until
October the latter part II is usually crowded Win
guests seeking escape FROM hay fever nere IL much con-
ndencc In the year proving prosperous one despite the
cool weather Of the early summer.
hrs. DIR. Wharton family OF Washington, ID. G..
arc at the Baldwin.
The weeks guests at the Baldwin from New-York ana
6rooklyn include Mr. and Mrs. T. WLewis Mr. and Mrs.
=. fenD, Mr.. aud Mrs w. Fletcher Johnson Dr. f. w.
burnett, aud Mr. j. w. Ellsworth.
baldwin, N '''
In Carlos f. saious and wife. Of Philadelphia, are
vncnl the season at the Baldwin. Dr. saJous is the
1skian Consul at Philadelphia, and has also won much
fpSce there by the pursuit Of his profession Other
niaoelpha arrivals at The same hotel NJ w. Forest
D,h&Q family. Dr. aud Mrs. Il. ". Taylor, Mr. ana
~s~ Frederick Collins, J. D. Rowland and son. MIA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
ATLANTIC CITY.

A WEEK OF GAYBTY-rHE FIFTH MARYLAND REGI-
MrNT IN cAMP-GENERAL LOGAN.
fynox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 1S.-This has
been the gala week Of the and life at the seaside
goes merrily along getting gayer and eayer as the
advances The intense heat OF the last few days
has caused great Of visitors here Fortunately
land breezes have been few and every thankful for
IT, Had It not been for tho cool o"ean preezes tne
mercury I'm the thermometer would have climbed steadily
TO the top the seaside resorts in this vicinity woud
have been as unpleasantly hot as the cities are
Horseback riding has more numerous deVotces amnoe
the Young women from NewYork this year than had
formerly and In early dawn dozens OF them ride Tor
miles through the beautiful sweep OF country to the
south. Misses Edith Hastings Stella NJ Jordan kttie
pog.rs lille Oliver Jennie Morgan; also Mrs. T. M.
For Mrs Thomas Iamon. Mrs. John X Henderson ana
Mrs. EDWARD Andrews. are among the .aa'es
who enjoy their morning gallop The riding-haps are
pIain and unchanged from last years sfyie' Simple
costumes are the most popular. A.. s,h uarv-
land REGIMENT oBatmore for the summer cncan pmen'
hare grand ,~ccepton was given tbe menpers o. .ns
regiment At the depot The weary warriors we're r'"'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
dss Agnes Reilly and Mr.. Thoma. A Riley. Of Brook

Miss Agnes Reilly and Mrs. Thomas A. Riley, Of Brook
lyn. ~
Moran, Charles H. Keys, Mr.. aud MIRA Robert lrwin
MSS Joseph Mcclure, Miss NJ. G. Mcclure Charles
Spear, Miss Florence Spear and Miss Jennie cunning
Ca and Mrs Joseph C. Noycs aud Miss Bailey OF Mont
claff, N ]. A..
Davenport Hotlse-The Rev. Philip A. H. Brown, MIS-.
H. l. Berlin Mrs Richard p Dana, Mrs. Egbert veuc'
r. " McKim, Miss McKim. Carlisle Norwood: Miss W.
W. Norwood and william A. Cook. IT, of New-iorki MT.
and Mrs Samuel Moore. jr., OF Lancaster PENN; Ia
Mayer and the Misses Mayer. OF philadelphia MIS-
Chauncey McKecycr and the Misses MrKecyer OF Wash.
ington and Mrs l. II. whitson Mrs A. W. Willcts ana
Miss NJ. W. Wets of Flushing l.. L
Cary Coaage-Mss Q. O. Finn, Of New-fork
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
Dnsiness Chances.

EOR SALE ON TINE "A large and splendid
business Ia one Of the richest farming counties and
weathest villages Of about $500 the state Of
NewYok II consists Of real estate, goods and good Will
worth about $250J0 For further address Private
Box 2,l35 Batavia, Genesee County, NY
N. B.-Reason for selling, wishing TO retro.
%25OH0TE;L. ; IN IN THE s CAT, CATsKitIIs s,i LIS.
ton grounds S acr commanding nne view sanitary
Estabshed years chance for safe Investment
boarding hotels K terminus; 55 percent be
made investment. Principals only will be dealt with by
proprietor. "KAATSKILL." Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE COMING MAN.

Among the many attsinments which W
may reasonably expect the coming man to
possess, viii be perfect knowledge Of
the human system. He will also have .
thorough appreciation Of. the Importance
Of Ayers Pills, as . means Of keeping the
system In healthy condition, aud of their
power to cure Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, and Sick Headache. VIM. Tar.
rant, Alexandra, Va, writes: "Being .
victim Of that horrible disease, DyspepsIa,
I decided to try Ayers Pills. In few days
my appetite returned. and, by exercising
q little care IN the selection Of my food, I
could eat hearty meal and not feel
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
OLD AGE.
How Mans Lease of Life may be
Lensthened.

ACn8ss.S
The possibility Of prolonging life has
commanded the serious attention Of emf
nent scientists, and the discovery of
some compound or elixir capable of pre-
venting or suspending physical decay, has
been, more than once, confidently pre-
dIcted. The practical thing to consider
Is, however, the prolongation Of life by
proper care of the health, one Of the
best means of maintaining which Is the
occasional use of Ayers Pills. 8. c.
Bradburn, Worthington, Mass, says:
"Ayer's Pills are
THE BEST
remedy for sick headache, arising from
an impure state Of the stomach, and are
the mildest and best purgatiye In the
world. They were first recommended to
me, by my mother, thirty years ago."
Mrs. J. G. Smith, Campbelltown, Ga,
says: al have been cured of Rheumatism,
and am now enjoying good health, through
the use of Ayers Pills. am nearly
seventy years Of. age" Mark johnson,
Monterey, Mexico, says: IL have used
Ayers Pills for the past thirty years, and
am satisfied that should not now be alive
had 1t not been for these Pills. BY using
them I have been enabled to avoid the
bilious diseases peculiar to this climate"
j. v. Thompson, Mount Cross, Va, says:
"Ayer's Pills gave me quick and
HAPPY RELIEF
from bilious and sick headaches. have
now used them for two years, with in
creasing satisfaction" NJ. v. Watson,
152 State ST., Chicago, ILL.,, says: "One
year ago 1 was induced to try Ayers
Pills as a remedy for Indigestion, Con-
stipation, and Headache, from which ]
had been a great sufferer. / found the
action of these Pills easy, and obtained
prompt relief. In continuing their use, a
single Pill, taken after dinner, has been
all the medicine / have required. Ayers
Pills have benefited me more than all the
medicines ever before tried" d. T. Sum-
mers, P. NJ, Wayside, Kans., says: "My
wife suffered, for several years, with Cos
tiveness and Sick Headache. She was
completely cured by using Ayers Pills."
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
european Aouertisements.
oRATEFUI,-coMFOR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT.-"Hy thorough knowledge Of the naturol
law. which govern the operstens q dssston and naoa
issd 6SsS Eps has pievasa our brsaEias. s.hiss yh
% z s. S vacous Use q such
sconstut.on 6e g{s1Ssly bu up Hnt s.o5s
Is malades aostnf around q ready e stssk vhfH
81 tsssSs oursslvc Tcn ortind vita p1is blodl a
p&opsrG nSurishs4 rsp,e.- --Ct,n eerytcs dese1pe
i::5 : S::s e: ~ 6
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
ROU BILE .

with Dizziness, Indigestion, oppression
after eating, and general Nervous Prostrs-
tion. now feel like . new man, ell
owing to a few boxes Of Ayers Pills."
John C. Bobenreith, Elgin, ILL.,, writes:
81 was troubled, for some months, with
a disordered liver, and began to fear an
enlargement. After using only one box
of Ayers Pills am entirely cured"
j. Tabor, NJ. D., jefferson, Penn, writes:
81 have prescribed
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

A. c. Tallman Charles Mathews, Barnet Farley, Town
aend sharpless, Mss Chambers, C. N. Lloyd, and j. B.
Richards.
George De B. Myers and G. Percy eeiley, Of Philadel
phia Of the yacht Alert the Baldwin this week
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
DISTRESSED. f.

I now rejoice in renovated system, and
my health 4 restored" John Slaubaugh,
Eglon, w. Va.,. writes: IL think very
highly Of Ayers Pills, and use no Others.
They cured me Of Dyspepsia" W. e.
Quivey, Jackson, Mich, writes: "Ayer's
Pills are the best thing ever found for
Sick Headache" n. j. Mead, Er., Cam
ton, Ind, writes: "Ayer's Pills have
afforded me great relief from Liver Com
plant, Of fifteen years. standing, and from
Constipation. / was
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

SURE THATHE SAW ExPOLICEMAy KENNEDY.
1t was reported to the Brooklyn police Friday
night By man who asserted that he knewJohn c. Ken
nedy, tho ex.poceman who escaped from the Raymond
Street Jail on Monday, that Kennedy was on Dekalb
ave streetcar which passed the City Hall Its way to
tho ferry about O'Clock He said to have long
ulster travelling bag and to wear green glasses
An alarm and the patrolmsn at Catharine
Ferry reported later that answering that descrp
ton took the 93O boat for this city IL was not believed
last night that the man was Kennedy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-11
r.v.s.x CT. nrs,ssA S>srs

nv barb Rispsi S>.sss, yal$Nsa >eissa Arrived
"a ~ Ae,S * tAr W tsSis q asss fsN,an >,o
fs-s>t~sS cara >Sitecs.. rv;Sts~ esssesnaesteS
s ssss,s N a s 81. -, q ss''s ~ y
rrvsvS tA,t he Nvssr, u,S tee ~. sesc V.s-is-
tas.t tsS-ra >ssSaSilss SssSleea ~ >as Nsncs~>N
hseeE ~slA e>S,l ard cessaNcsl~ fee spSs3 VAS
sScs~i ssas re- sSss,ssssssss Nd Ir,,sssSs tss~s
rbsce tse assAs eetsr~l k.Str N,sst r.e.ls ~
sv~sei sd arsess ctArs thsseSS teea1 "a e>Nard
~>s rcrtsaa ~ tAs sAs's Nc sAow,sg that heavy
sy Ms saa ea ssss ss.s - Ssrs hss' .
~ss n ". esS>Aerssr, NvSsei ssVe ~ asserS eerts
esscsay trsas Inward Ssd gat,s ecAsS
fscss ~ = y, t1lrysstes " ~ SNe. esi,, a "a
sssrns1 TAT ~ e1ssssl .assssS es1 scsa ssA y
the tsiss~irS seis-sS viii ~ tsSnSsnis,ea " the
ieeHAca Nss-i - tssSse;
rAs t,s-.ss. iaf vas sss,sas resS-l SAir S'azS>A
sese1g'as Al tss g>ess q S'sssc~, e'aasd tas >es
rssrvAssSltse " he t,sv AsAl vita crvw ~
sveng>esset na->is al tst1 >a~ Esd bad wcasAes
~Asz rsaslszS Csr~ hsra. wAsce es.~sd ses ~
sAsrVS~d szd cas~ssd he eesa tarcsse nv taaia
oAscA; Tat "a The sSse * NNcvrseer, wASn seS,ei
~ rekSs sgsctA * >ss frarctS>N the e>>.l Vas
1ssrcSSrsa ~ ee krv, that ,seSsarcs wese ssSes
3 est.sSesSA the ARE ~ vacfsps ard - discover
tee kcsliSy ~ Settis,z,s ~srt u he caasc that
"a tAe <h ~ JseoSry. 4 uas sietssesferI ~ seas-
isn the sAtr ard ~ take vefe,s~ VI The frvnch
Ssrk TOPPED = Mr., ~hscA eSd eScn !. tAs,f
ceHarass t-ves tAs tarse tie ass SsS 1tsecyervd;
sAat he vessel ssfs1 With Sass,ce yvatiisse-s
And that The e-v vas esnse1 ~ SPONTANEOUS e>cga.
e1Stsea ~ The gal The nsstss t,ssk all rsesss
!. A,s rcsv- b. exiiaetsA The Er, ~ the Shtr
and ~ estes ess - >ss fvS=crSNN srd tee cs1st
se,hs tAat TIE sA,rSs,xnacr. vas iaSsi6sele ssl
enls had rSecerse - ~Aeo, frsn tAe esuacs sp-
f~trfss seSsvS tas c,rn etaSS q ihc hs,reuaSS u
sersGeSlN Gtacvrrcs ~ tAe hNVs ~ 81. ~ esNv
rs,a,HsI hsasss aeNsrds that the rasSseg, ctscers
ard crew ,ai kAs- ictv th-,zsh.,sft sri ~xrr er-
tsreiy TIVE trcra elxr.S, rec cccrt thS-etcrN hs>
r>.s,.re u rvtrcstns ire eesti1cateS ~ W feits,
rsts.ers ", NelstSrs srst rcats, and n hclSA
ssecni rSte> tee court rrSctarssu>S thai N sd
dram - sertser yvcstlstcrs SAig-S csrrytng NSsl
ca heeS Ncyss~s ee S-rp,sed With inecS ~ uAsch
the tesuy~raturS 1t the cNtls can ee Sscertsfns>t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-11
That carrsaSy Again.

Eprrck SfAEzrru NoaS ccrrvssccieet, NJ. j.
VI EazeeE IA haS heSser, ycCr rure- q ter IA,
zir-. hess ~ ezesssrn vhcR BE goes "a AZ A tsr>
gent IA regard b sccre Gee Sayi1s,, there - ~
Elzch urpnrv IN the ccGetry. No Gee assumes
there : to MACH rernSy IA the cs11trys Ast,.-
his stassrleus t2ts me <-ea.sz, sns sr,Ssaz< ~
money n ire coGrs-y Ire eetscr, requires teS Srs-
hicasern teht q b uiouSy exch1f.s,ols tor Seit
We q, a,s Pr,sirce. The rcint At rsSes was thai,
there y a1erv silver ectR IA the eez,sry thSs =
required Soc change. We Needed uiccv formerly
than slscr silver y bat le1 tettGSr res SIC
and We know egfctlv the g-intity thht was N TIE
rrgatrr u that. by ttx the GcrSrrr,Srt called n
81 she Slrer fc,ttt1g and vet t1Saetd u TIE rrrer
gutatIsy we have a St.AO,tUo The Erxt Fctns
ui.t3e By ne. sts tnt- the CrsvvrnEr,A t.d g'gss,
DID ust cc6tt1 The . trr CENT GttV7Srce netSeeu
tae c,,Ss u the e1L1cG piES ss1SuporssS s1i sOlj
as Is cuss1uasy With all governments WIG - taetr
rEu cvfniusE o. G.tTs e trrs tor tasrl- NJ. Hor~
Err. spstSs he stJgt1s serrus q the heerxft~ With
gefch NJ. >precksts, hrS stSuf as tecsaStnstS
rla- * 4 sIct. We VII admit sat usrst assert that
Il b. hid orugsAs IN I million % Onlsed >sases
sF.c0r - sutv1cut IN Alltkl-a icili-s.~ e vccld
not have II - say that BE Allowed his eup1dsty %
stke tivaatia,g q hns nH-Rrany ceuervcs u1ta-e.
Alth,gssn taiueG States tcillr = not wcrth 10
GEMS u terms q geld. Ire S-sas lritsc States
G-lgeruHiert has pcouHsad - pay shuse tokens
VITA solt % pcessnHitson which PREMISE keeps
them 20 IN purchasing valas.
A uaEicn's paving power varies a. times ard BY
tn changes il prices OF Izs spksas, We can 1,ts
s.l- cKprvsss'ns u the orturrnS q TIE reorte N
rsEecEG y t1Fir eun1teucrs Or iicA OK y. n tac
Governments promise 70 fulfill is Agreements,
Mr. H,rurrs taevry that lHf w9ssey : the best :
sxpiJJaJ aud WIS exPt1iei buu-s betcrs the var %
>st5as- EhHt It answered vel N The Uuisec States
a.ls cwrus 81 she nlsuincsut rsscurces q that
cl1untry-
The ttcE q shers being sach god tunes n Ca
lnoruit II the irSt tEys q the discovery Of Sold
WIS ucg OWING - Al having such yist lIi1tisies
ct 1j1st tus b the 3i.iiculgy N ohsHtriaS sup
piies, u lh1E trsiscrs u th1sV days were sci-re
CalItJruIr bul tlulrst n tivulu lsattfel frpnl the
uArrs 1f the wucii-
Let a uIl1 l-.,ue d be vii. he cannot evGyinee
himself thAE there Is IN E-ssut uscessity tor Bat
5ne stlnttri 5t value and t,-dty the enlacotened
1aEguus OF the -slba hive iccvpeeI sold IS that
meter f1c reasons TO zunrsruCs r1enticn- Ne
must paw foe What We ronsuufe IN Sold ect1- lee
any rsater uotp.e the heatirg Of SIN fr1rcrsco
INVOICES and be XII see payable IN Unised
>EIrss C,i1 L Is cruel that The mistakes q eur
government shsGlt Pbtcs II position that We
are cuuE1IiIly exposed ID Be coupplied - pay 4
PrsrHnIn f1r the whersxithal ., ueeS cur o6hl;n-
1uus a5cua1. es'Io>
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-11
Sympathy With J. V,

EBCruR CrAzErrE s-y,Ir syupataiss are With the
BaEth Trader IiccbGs Nsrus who ave Is his sE-
psriencg so TIE sUrvsncy question: IN the GAzErTx
q list week. Bat N IS 5ia5t-ss under the cir
ciIr1ssIu-rs IE : " Eo6slus Choice that CO
1JshIzg. The passage q oar present. currency
Law vas Z mHsttSs as It has a tendency 10 degrees,
r-tIL merchant .In pruessJ VITA his sales tre Lee
ri FENDER -M1aey up o ten GciiarsS eGs shcuG
be be - uEfaetunEIs % get 1u- dollAr more.
TIE White sisvsn Dollars = D. law transformed
irgmI Lrrf rnrisr M1Csy 10 bGlln,n. vurss 10
ply l isse only . &C 81 PER cert Of IT, ttcs Va
lIs that u AZ unsatisfactory tusJnsss. It y Still
a wursg business, t1c Government % make and
-i.sffifss Ls7tl TsE,ier MONEY. l1J then deuis5-
ssrlsa L, AzG lasrshy sraHss t-gdhiz and h1ss
rendering business tcysrisn- uncertain ADD IA
EIr1u>. >sI'.h dct1uus llss a elv thRt sptlstt
1sc gFl max The retail merchant Ike the IN.
porter VANS L. :. Cflii Cci1- bur sAoGid he DE-
uLlt u, Eul refuse % receive silver euIn, Be
rgul1 ges EEs lrtla trade, cursuulers have
mostly sSlvsr cutl. du1 Z they TTrrnlse the mar
:ntus uI1st lccepC v1aE + offered &C No trsG.e-
The wholesale uerrhBut luP1r-sc. IN
tarsriad Il. ar the ouly gutss NV that prevents
trse -irC t=4u Of or native SILVER c-tl- e pas
slr r1U-ihs q PrgGIrtlFu iuias1ry,-ths retail
uIErchil5 and the C='lTgrullaEt. hut es111ss % a
full st1C e fpprla.1s< the vh1.zstl= merrhan.
WIZ We axe f1llY cuuTu1cst cD,Ili receive L VIII
JuE loss b. marking ~ bls gods. The euuSE-
would 1ut 10 ttIlt- As the extra u per cent
Ir - sprsId ever -1a the merchandise would be
fzl1 b 5hsm II urrcz thaa an lzEpst duty q thai
AMOUNT 5eiast7 sach tstEvBilu hardly Perrsp-
teil- J. NJ n.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-11

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