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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22
An Important Arrest.

The arrest of a suspicious character upon
bis general appearance, movements or CON-
panion ship, without waiting until ne has
robbed traveller, fired a house. or murdered
fellow man, is an important function OF q
shrewd detective. Even more important is
the arrest of q disease which, if not checked.
will blight and destroy human life. The
languor or debility, pallid skin, and bodily
aches and pains, ann ounce the approach OF
pulmonary consumption, which is promptly
arrested and permanently cured by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" Sold
by druggists.
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Milking.
Correspondence Stock and Home.

Correspondence gtock and Home.
Some tell us to wet the teats, others say
that they should not be wet. My plan of
of milking may be used az q compromise be-
tween there two extremes. Firt dust and
clean the udder thoroughly, then I'll each
teat successfully with milk and rub the end
briskly on the palm OF the left hand forcing
out little milk with the right. This vets
the end of the teat, cleans the cavity Of dirt,
aud opens the pores of the flesh making the
milk flow more easily, the stream more con-
solidstsd and the milk clean. Thus we have
the advantages without the disadvantages OF
milking wet teat, aud the danger OF drop
pings from wet soiied hands into the pail.
After We have thus prepared, them milk as
fast as possible. Much depends on quick
and dry milking. II the COW is inclined TO
hold her milk, be very gentle with her, but
con tinue 10 force the milk into the teats,
only milking out very little. it seems
to work like an intermittent spring; when
the test is emptied the flowing sesmsStO
stop. By gentleness or q mess of fed aud pa
tieDce in milking, it will very generally be
overcome. If the COW is inclined 10 be frac-
tons and kicks, be kind to ner. Make no fuss
If sle kicks you over; PICK yourself up quiet
ly and pat her, and speak pleasantly 10 her,
ard she will soon thiak il is all part of the
same play. If the cew hiss been roughly
handled before you had better send her to
the butcher ct once. If 1t is a heller of your
own raising, or has been used kindly, you
can make gentle cow of her in ninety nine
cases out OF hundred. & heifer well fed
and kept we'll in milk the first year after
coming in is more likely to be good mixer.
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Receipts-Hogs. 24.CO0 head.
Jar lots-Wheat. %: corn. l07; oats. l7s.

Especial To ]. A. Mckee, Grain and Provision
Broker, No. p Board of Trade
CHICAGO, H., May 21.-C3rsols opened ten
points lower; cables Cd higher. Russia continuing
war preparations, and England ordering the
troops to remain in Egypt instead Of returning
home. caused sharp buying by shorts to cover. land
established an advance of lie per bush ell over yes
terdav's closing. The feeling is quiet, the weather
Brilliant but IL is claimed that the next crop re-
port will show further reduction IRON last re.
port This bulge has bean entirely due to de-
mand TO cover short sales, and may prove but
temporary but IL supports our theory that wheat
Is & legitimate purchase on its merits. On breaks
We do not think any decline can be maintained
for any long period of time.
COrn-Stesdy and the situation unchanged. We
Will have increased recsipts before long, which
We think will result in lower values.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

a Spring Soup.-Wasb drain and chop
fine quart of sorrel (rejecting any thick
stalks), q dozen sprigs of chervil and small
head Of lettuce. Pot two ounces OF butter
into stewpan and set 1t on q gosd fire.
When melted add the sorrel, cheryil and let
.uce, and stir until cooked then add two
quarts OF broth and simmer gently for half
an hour. Beat up the yelks OF three eggs
with one tablespoonful OF water, aud mix
with the soup just as 1t is taken from the
FIRE. Have some croutons ia the soup tur-
cen; pour the soup on them aud serve.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

LONDON. May q. IS p. m.-Consols, 90 lie for
both money and the account u. s. Bonds-4s,
12lss. Railroad Bonds-Atlsntic and Great West
ern hrsts, 2t1s 60. seconds. SIS: Canadian Pacific.
40ls; Erie, lO5s; do. seconds, 500; Mexican ordi-
nary. 2S1.: ST. Paul, 1914: New York Central $50;
per ounce. The bullion In the Bank Ot England
increased f1s0.664 during the past week. The
bank gained fi2. 0e0 OF bullion balance to-day.
The proportion OF the banks reserve to liability is
now 81 10 per cent,
PARIS, May y Three per cent. rentes. S0f
see for the account The specie in the Bank of
frsnce increased 65s2,C0l francs in gold and
2.Iso eco francs in silver.
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Young p1en,-Read This.

The yoltsic Belt Company, OF Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days, TO MEM (young or
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss OF
vitality and manic GOD, and all kindred
troubles. Alec for rheumatism. neuralgia.
paralysis and many other diseased. Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed: No risk is incurred Is
thirty days trial Is allowed. Writs them at
onca far illustrated psmphist free.
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Rheumatism quickly Cured.

There has never bexn a medicine Tor rheums-
tism introduced in thu State that has given such
universal satisfaction: as Dureng's Rheumatic
Kennedy. IL STANDS out alone as the one great
is taken internally and never has aud never can
fail TO the worst in the shortest time. 10
has the Endorsement and recommendation of
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. 1t Is sold by every druggist at 81, Write
for free forty page pam phlet to z X. HKLPHKN.
Slime Druggist Washington .. O.
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Egss-Paying 1910 per dozs: rom store, 11a11Hc
sutter-Creanery fancy, "a $3.50; choice, lsQ3sOci
dairy. selected. 15@lso: Sountry. fancy, lsc;
iresn and sweet roll, Co.,: low grades, S8ic
Pouitry-Hens. Ioc per H.. roosters. SC; hen
turkeys. l0c; tom turkeys. S1Sc Old geese. and
g Is.
G@2tcs
Eags-11z9lXc:
wool-Tub.washed and picked. 1egsoc; IN.
washed medium, 1Sc: unweshed common. Ieo:
unwsshed nne. 15@lsc; Oou.vold, 17c, bury aud
understandable at their value.
The Provision: Market
Below are the present 1oorhng prices:
Smoked Meats. cenvased Or plain (plain meats
not guaranteed against skipbers-lS. q. Hams: 10
10 l2h lbs average, 1ox9llC Is lbs. average, Zoe;
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4 has invaded the DO

Skepticism has invaded the domain OF hu-
man thought. bat Athlophoros has proved q
coDqueror over all doubts TO the power of.
medical science in dealing with those dis
tressing maladies rheumatism and neural
gia. Rev. DIR. William 2. Corbit. of the
George Street Method st Church, New Haven,
was cured OF the extTucisting fortunes OF Al
iniismmatory land now be pr5nounces
this remedy infailibis
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

The Christian Union publishes the case of
gentleman who recently bought and re-
moved to farm in Roxbury, little hamlet
three miles north of Stamford, Conn. A few
days ago ne and his two children were
buried. On investigation, after the funeral,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Know thyself, by reading the Science Of
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-sged men.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORA. May u DRY doods-Aside from
large but quiet dealings in brown ana colored
cottons and wide sheetings, the demand for regU-
ter. usual to the season.
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FITS: All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kiine's Great
Nerve Restorer. 40 fits after first day Is Use. Mar
veous cures. Treatise dsl trial bottle free to Ft
cases. Send to DR.. Kline. 9Sl Arch s.. Phila. Pa.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Kyc-NOm1EaI.
Bran-Dull; sll 90 bids; held at sl2 90
CHICAGO MARIETTA.
Furnished by Fl. Il. Kinney d Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. no. Q Chamber of Commercial
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whisky,

CHICAGO. May 21.-Whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, May 21.-Whisky-Dull at 81 13.
ST. LOUIS. May 21.-Whisky-Steady at 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, May MISUNDERSTANDING
at 81 l5@l Is.
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received

Dlour. Grain and Hay.
flour-faient g 5000 90; extra fancy, IS l61
64t fancy, "a S535 90: choice, 81 ia IS: family,
- 2tt34 5O treble extra So 75D3 IS: double extra,
~ 4c03 co; extra % 2o03 sb; supernne, u 500
Co. hnA ~ hnn0 n
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Elsewhere.

last LIBKRTY. Pa, May Acknowledgements
was dull and unchanged. Kecepts, lbs head;
shipments. 1880 head.
Hogs-The market was slow; Philadelphia and
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-22

Ii WIS found that the we'll water was
poisoned, by percolation through the soil OF
dipinsge from barnysrd aud out-buildings.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 2l.-Turpentine-
Firm at 1890.
ANTWERP. Nav 2l.-petrOleum pale
American, 17fs21ac paid, and Iii 75c sellers.
TITUSvILLE, Pa, May Petroleum National
Transit certificates opened at 1899 highest price.
S012c; lowest price, 19fkc; closed at Soc
PITTSBURG, May 2l.-The oil market was ac-
tive and firm: prices opened at 791ac advanced TO
SU5sc, declined TO 1870, but rallied again and
closed strong at S01sc.
BRADFORD, Pa May I.-Petroleum-MsrKet
opened at 7y5Ec and closed at soc; highest price.
soc; lowest 7S$Ec. Runs notIeported total SHIP
ments. z29S4 bbls.; charters $3.50 obls. clear
ances SIS, O0O bbls.
OIL CITY, Pa May 2l.-National Transit certin.
Gates opened at 1915; highest s05Ec: lowest 795c:
closed at soc. Sales, 2,0s6 eco bols clearances.
126i00 bbls runs &C. 24S bbls.; shipments, 90 800
bills; charters, Sc, $50 bbls.
NEW YORK, May 21.-Petroleum-1'he msrket
teveloped some strength this morning. and In
creaIed activity. during which the price to
SCsc: but the supply OF certificates soon exceeded
the demand, and the quotations broke to about
soc, at which 1t continued with less activity du-
ring the remainder Of the day, closing at 791sc.
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LIve srOCK.
Indianapolis 1.-Two stock Markea,
UNIQN SInCK-YAROa Mav

CATTLE - Receipts, 400 head: shipments, 575
head. Local business very light; everything that
was i'll decent flesh sold readily al strong prices
but the market not quotaSly higher.
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Cotton,

MEMPHIS, May 21.-Cotton--Firm; middlirg
105sc. Receipts. 30 bales; shipments, go bales;
stock. 2k,630 bales; sales. LOCO bales.
GALVESTON, May 2l.-Cotton-Firm; mid
ding, 1015c; low middlng lO4c; good ordinary
lOc; net and gross receipts, 40 bales; sales AZ
bales; stock, 5,432 bales
NEW ORLEANS. May 21.-Cotton-Firm; mid
ding. 10 7l6c: low mddling. 10 3-16c; good ordin
airy, 1516c; net receipts $50 bales; receipts
sS4 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 940SS bales
Very slow sale.
NEW YORK, May 21.-Cotton-Quiet; middling
upaDds, lie; middling Orleans, IL 3.l6c Futures
closed steady; May, 10 95c; June. 11.o3c; july
1l.02c; August. 1107c: September, 10slc; october,
l0.46c; Move mber 103lc; December, 10 SIC; Janu.
airy, 10 4lc; February. 10.50c
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TPhiIadelphia Record.
In answer 10 inquiries In regard IN the
amount of grain fed daily to each COW OF The
Record herd ut Gwynedd. the following h
given as the quantity and the mixture:
By measure. By weight
quarts. pounds.
wheat Drhn.
corn mcal......... 4-lO az
Cott0ns eed meal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2%-l0
Cake mcal..- .-.......-.-.-..-.... 10 IL
Total for each COW. 4x-l0 or II
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND Stocks.

New York Tinanciai Market.
NEW YOBK, May 2l.-norey-on call easy at
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4N1 w Will
at 81 l5@l rs.
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SABBATH SERVICES.
Pulpit ILLUSTRATIONS In the Christian
Churches.

At the Fort street Church yesterday
the subject of the morning sermon was ''The
Sermon on the Mount" Announcements
were made of the meeting of the Young
Peoples Christian Temperance Union on
Tuesday evening; prayer meeting, Wednes-
day evening; topic Difficulties and How to
Meet Them" Womens' Christian Temper
ance Union at 2:3O P. N. Thursday, and at
1880 P. NJ. social of Society of Christian En-
deavor, at j. A. Hopper's strangers social
on Friday evening.
Inthe evening the sermon was from the
text, Every Scripture Inspired of God is
Profitable for Teaching" etc, Tim. SIG.
On this subject Pastor Cruzan said: The
sign of this age is the Interrogation point.
Men used to take things for granted, or on
faith. Now, every thing is brought to the
tests sifted as wheat, and the chat is
burned. 1t is a grand age in which to live.
Shams go to the wall. The real, the true,
the ittest" survive. And this Bible is not
exempt. 1t asks no exemption. Men are
lesting it now as never before, and its friends
rejoice. Let it be sifted. If it is not whea
we want to know it. Cast it into your cru
clbleS and try 1t by nre. Ii II IS not tuS
pure gold let it burn up. What is the object
Of the Bible? 1t is mans guide book for this
! life and to Heaven. He needs it. With
out it life is a marvel; death is leap into
the darkness, God is a mystery, conscience
| terror, and the future blank. The Bible
It's " man as the glove fits the hand, as
| the key g fits 3" the watch. Is the Bible In
spired? No, but the men who wrote II
were. Professor Parks definition of in
spiration is a good one, viz; such an in
| fuence over the writer's of the Bible that al
| their teachings which have religious char
acter are trustworthy Prove, if you can
| that much of the history of the Bible i:
tradition and legend-you do not impair its
worth or trustworthiness. The true value
| of the Bible is its its indicating power.
He who comes to il as a critic, or as thee
| Logan, or as a creed-maker only, knows bu
| little about it, It is fountain of cleansing
Here the viIest may wash and be clean
The practical question for each one IS MOI
''What do you believe about the Bible 2
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dia by occupying Candahar, and or
dered the construction of a military
railroad through the Bolan Pass, via
Quettah, to Candahar. Gladstone
reused England against Tory aggres-
sions in Afghanistan, and succeeded
to office. His first act was to with
draw the troops from Candahar and
stop railroad construction. He also
left the Heratese question open.
Meanwhile, Russia advanced by the
valley of the Attruck, defeating the
Tekke Turcomans, annexing their
country, and obtaining Merv by ces-
sion. This gave the Russians COM
mand of the road to Herat, and the
latter once in it's hands, Candahar
alone stands between it and the plains
of Southern India. Thus the imbecil-
ity of the Liberal Government may
involve England in costly and dan
gerous war with Russia, which would
not have happened if Earl Beacons
fields policy had been upheld. This
involved British occupa ton of Herat
as the advanced post of the defense:
of India on the West, and a guarantee
of Afghanistan independence.
Lord Granville has sent a forma
protest to Russia regarding the occu
patton of Afghan territory by Russian
troops. It is in the nature of an ulti
matum. The Ameer of Afghanista1
has ordered the road from Peshawu
to Cabul repaired for the advance o
an Indian army corps, and Earl Duff
ferin, Governor-General Of India
has been instructed to assure tn
Ameer that England will protect tn
integrity of his territory. Lord Duf
ferin has gone to meet the Ameer
and the conference will be very i'm
portant. The Devonshire regimen
and the Seaforth Highlanders hav
been ordered to India.
1t may be added in this connection
that Prince Bismarck sides withLEng
land on the Afghan frontier question
while the Russian press are insolen
in their tone regarding the Iowere
prestige of England on the Mile
Next mail from San Francisco ma
bring stirring news from the far Eas
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Il HORSE-BREAKING. X
VSd~XA CONTINUED WA~xA
BY G. b. MILES.
How TO Break a Colt.

a
ask a fagagsd in Business the above
noHt: %
g6s yGur b you must @ up h @ % night the
while os g to S sbs this y not e oo Ta h % N
% % t6e P0oPs % P a HT T s siE
ass Of oG instead e m 9 h a@ your P E
y9qS 51s an" pleasure
we'll has been @ 5s 3 ssssp9
T the pla1 ot @ the & @ Ia s Ss
Whips Gugh in BY the oBo aHd R @ ntG the fire Pd P ROASTED
being considered ehG enough correcting the opy
TRs TINE ae qPs eR s % % a'S isd
heaVy 3q Pulling
Wesas 9 oad da Are "a % 1 @ & he should " IN Jew
YER. sTs 9 at s 4 Perfect H e @ IF R 1og ssp
Train
obtain it from read The GYeepd gentleman swho WAS by the class
up
alms as plain you your upon
about
twenty T G9s b fnd 6u oyss o r P S"RIs G E the
with mine he dbe ohi
The plan
hhed up 0s cam @ @ REAR and 6ahsT a spf % as % d
S we Broken Now the
nd a 5@ % P5 % @ sn G'RR
an Mg p1 cart sn hsrn6s quite en aH % @ H
bng 4oangs safety
o breaking yesrngs Single double harness vogue
e ebfh@ept the Teanng Being regularly
3 @ @ P Fs1s aSIy b st as
and S d any 6go @ tSp buggy Tp1 a6d an
umbrella the tin And will DO the same thing
and b Tng ge @ S Ges @ d G
the road and to- them with objects that they meet but
the are right seeming gentle
just their colts become also think that Of
9 d 21g erect than 4 %sn horses sR though @ for
Respectfully G. B. MILES.
q Honolulu, nraroh11 625apr
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but 90 What has the Bible done for you %

BETHEL UNION CHURCH.
The morning and evening services were
held at this church as usual, E. c. Oggel,
the minister, officiating. At the evening
service the subject was '' The Fifth Utter
ance of Christ from the Cross-'I Thirst
The preacher said:
- observe that Christ uttered this ex-
clamation only for the sake of fulfilling
prophecy, and that Jesus Christ did His
work upon the Cross with His mental facul-
ties in full play. Here you behold One who
sets Himself to the task of crushing the
powers of darkness and achieving the worlds
deliverance, and He enters upon and COM
pletes the gigantic undertaking without the
influence of the cup that inebriates. The
stimulant that sustains Him is His undying
love and devotion to the enduring interests
Of humanity, and His act in refusing the
moral poison is a shining example to the
young men Of every age, with life before
them, to take hold of work, and to cope
with difficulties and disasters without the aid
of the wine cup. For six thousand years
strong drink has laid its victims low. In
the form of an angel of light, and offered by
ieweled fingers, the tempter has brought
doTn from the high pinnacle of manhood
and self-respect, to such depths of degrade
ton that they would gladly have exchanged
places with the reptile that erawled in the
dust at their feet. In the name of God, I
entreat all to let the intoxicating cup alone.
The Savior endured thirst that our thirst
might be quenched. If you listen you can
still hear this cry of Jesus, &c thirst" in
His needy and suffering members.
meeting was announced of the W. G. T.
| U. at the Y. M. c.. A. Hall, on Thursday, at
2:30 o'clock pm, and all the ladies earnestly
! invited to attend.
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WE have received congratulations
on all sides regarding our supplement
of foreign news and comments issued
with Saturdays ADVERTISER. It is
our purpose to publish a complete
budget of news after the arrival of
every steamer, so that subscribers to
the ADVERTISER may have an oppor-
tunity of keeping abreast of the
worlds news without wading through
a heap of foreign newspapers to get at
the details. We shall do the work of
compilation and arrangement for our
readers, thus saving them much time
and not little trouble. Although
we published a large extra edition
on Saturday, the supply was soon ex-
hausted. Our weekly edition to-
morrow will contain the entire for
efgn news.
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THE Inauguration pageant at
Washington, on March 4th, as re-
ported by the ADVERTISER, was a
remarkable attestation of the VITALITY
of Republican institutions ;ap'-.t'
United States. The ri IN tne
urated the-sGs,a pnvsSS' people lnaus-
GREAT .deajI' lfeW President, and the
> of.coparty of war and abolition
which ruled the country for a quarter
of century retired from office without
the faintest show of opposition.
There is no disputed succession, no
court revolutions or conspiracies in
the United States, to disturb civil or
der, or convulse the country. When
great principles are at stake Ameri-
cans fight, but not otherwise.
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MONDAY - MARCH 10Th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that
Mr.. John Brown is no longer con-
nected with this Office. Hereafter,
payments are requested to be made
only at the office, or to Mr.. E.
Norrie, who is hereby authorized to
collect all amounts due this Company
since January 81, 1885.
l.. MONTGOMERY MATHER,
Business Manager,
P. G. ADVERTISER Company.
Honolulu. March 9, 1885.
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He paweth in the valley, and rejoiceth in his
strength he goeth on to meet armed men he
mocketh at fear, and is not affrighted, neither
turneth he back from the sword -
Holy Writ
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An undertaken was seen to enter an up
town roller-skating rink and gaze quietly
about him. "Well, Mr.. Mound" said
the proprietor of the establishment, ''what
Rather a gay scene, is it not ?' Mr..
Mound made no reply, but he pressed the
proprietor's hand warmly, and departed
with an elastic step.
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The Chief of the Ojibway tribe of In
dams has arrived in London. He is an
ordained clergyman of the Church of Eng
land, and has been a missionary of the
Colonial and Continental Church Society
for over twenty-one years. The Chiefs
name is Ru Henry Pahtahquahong Chase.
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NOTICE.

. All persons having any claims against MR.
the same on or before April Ist prOximO, at my
office in waikapu, Maui.
VIM. H. CORNwELL.
March 6, 1885. SIS I'd
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Honolulu, March II, 1885.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS PER
n share will be paid to the stockholders OF
PAIA PLANTATION, on March 18th, at the
office of Messrs Castle & Cooke, agents in Homo
Iulu E. NJ. WALSH, Treasurer.
NTarcb II 1888 59I d2t&w1t