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KOuntZo Bros,
BANKERS,
100 Broadway New York.

ngPOSIT accounts received from bank
IL ere merchants and others, aud inter
est allOwnu on balances.
Advances made to correspondents on Gp-
prov business paper or other good collateral
letters Of credit issued. Collections made.
Government bonds and other securities
o. b. and sold on eOmmission- z. - =. -
DEMOCRATS TO THE FRONT-TO ~ i
u PersODs seeking Government En-
ploymont in any OF the departmentsN
the Government, will send tull instruction
as 10 how to proceed to obtain tho bRm e,
and Blank Forms Of Application on
recaipt Of One Dollar. Aoaresa JOHN
ID, bURGH, LOek'b0X &4sS ChsoaEoA
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There is one thing nobody ever re-
gTett that IL, the day they fret adopt
ed P,ISer's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine Tia range is 80 wide,
aud lie coed effstt, 80 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, are
needed in great majority of cases.
Buy Il, Try il, and afterwards it will
not require any praise from us.
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Notice is Hereby Given,

THAT the annual meeting Of the st8ck-
and Goathwestern Railroad Company
for The election Of DiroStora and
snch other busjness as. may come before the
meeting, will be held at the efhce Of the
TSxinrr Dstrict OF Shelby County,, Tenn,
on the 6Gh day OF April, 1859, ct IL
o'clooSnOon of that day, and that the lease
frem thRt Com psny TO the Newport News and
Mississippi Valley Company viii De SUD-
thereto and approved thereof. Transfer
books. will be closed from March 18th 70
April6, 1885.
Directors. ISAAC K. GATES, Secretary.
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Trustees Sale.

HAVIN9 been appointed trustee under
made ~ Sarah l.. Dent md George q, Dent,
securing the payment Of a note for $500 by
them made September "a, 1882, due one year
after GATE, default having been made in the
payment thereof, at the oduest Of the holder
of said no q, / will, on
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CBetween Main and 'FRONT.' MEN
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AInhnmn RcnnbItcnns.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March % The
Republican Executive COMMITTEE met
il tai- city to-day, and called q Slsts
Convention to meet on June 2Sd.
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produce Experts NJ Rev Yorh

NEW York, March %. The total
exports Of produce from this port for
the past week were valued at So
ll3.632
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Tenn. in the chair, on the Indian
appropriation bill.
The House adjourned withoutTeaoh-
ing any conclusion on the bill.
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AdminlstratOr's Notice.

OFFICE OF PuEL1o ADMINISTRATION,
February q, nS9.
HAVING been appointed and quahhed az
Roper. deceased, all parties indebted 70 SAD
estate are requested to come forward and
settle, and all parties to whom said estate u
indebted are requested TO file their claims
with me, duly probated in aecerdanco Win
Law JOHN OAGUE. Public Adm'R.
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DIT L. Instant roiiel. Fiual cure
ttLHs ten days, and never fetuLns'
No purge, no salve, no suppo1tery. snner.
ers viii Learn Of simple remedy, Free, ny
addressing CD MASON, rs Nassau a., Mex
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GUIRN'1
PIONRER RTlOOD RENEWER

cures all Blood and Skin Digeasss, Rheuma-
tism, 8 rOiula, Old Sores. A perfect Spring
II not In your market il will be forwarded
on receipt on Irioe. small bottles, n.OOi
RssaY on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree MACON MEDICINE CO., Macon. Ga.
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A SUPERB
Flesh Producer & Tonic
Hear the Witnesses
10 TO POUHDBi
A man Of sIxty.Eight winters.

A MAN Of sixty.Eight winters.
/ am IS years of age, and regard Gulnn's
Pioneer inc tonic for the feeble. By its
use my strength has been restored and my
weight increased ten pounds.
AF. q. CAMPBELL, Cotton Gin Maker.
Macon, Co., RebruRrg Is, 1886.
A Crippled confederate saFs;
I only weighed 12S pounds when l COM
menced Guinn's Pion r, and now weigh l47
pounds. could hardly walk with stick 70
without help. Its benefit to me is beyond
calculation. X. RUFUS BOSrJgk,
Macon, Ga. Cotton Buyer.
mr.. A. II BrambIett, Hardware mer-
chant, of FOrsy Tn, On Writes'
Itaoted like Q charm on my general health.
consider il fne tonic. weigh more than
/ have for 5 years. Respectfully,
A, ii. BRAMBLETT.
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Mr.. AYRIs

said that The purpose Of the Kansas
City newspapers was simply 10 inform
the committee of their * ting rels-
tons with the telegraph company, and
i il thought the ma ter OF sufficient
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Dr. & 1r * 1s u s@iSs e f a:lsss

Guinn's Pioneer Blood Reviewer has been
II is entirely vegetable and does the system
no harm. il improves the appetite, diges-
ton and blood making, stimulating, inV'g,
Grating and toning up all the FUNCTIONS cpd
Tissues Of the system, and thus becomes tho
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(sUccsssoRs TO @. H. HOIST & BRo.)
Funeral Directors,

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A FULL and complete. stock of Wood and
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Ayar's CherrY PeCtOraI,

Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mans.
Sold by Druggists. Price 81 sir bottles, -
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" 10 pages. sent % any adds, sscureg .sAei is ts
NJ mn. isnm 4. q. cor. 4 sandaIa 3 toGE ~
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Al RerIfn

BERLIN, April 5.-The Bourse was
quiet during the week and all changes
in prices were downward.
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IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
REPORTS OF TROUBLE IN THE
RANKS DENIED.
PRr"eIPs Policy Satisfactory 10 Uis
Friends in america -InIerview
with alexander AuIlIV n.

CHICAGO, Ill, April 3 The Time,
this morning published the following
Recent New YorS dispatches, stat
ing that there is trouble brewing in
the Irish National League, and that
inpatient Irish separationists y
threaten to withhold financial aid
from Mr.. Parnell in case he does not
labor.ior the actual separation of Ire
land from England, has created no
little stir in local Irish circles. Mr..
Alexander Sullivan, who is quoted in
the dispatches as the real head of the
Irish extremists" was seen yester-
day by reporter for the Times and
questioned rs to the probable truth of
the report that an agent of the tex
tremists" had interviewed Mr. Parnell
in the House of Commons and urged
him to adopt measures looking di-
reCtly TO separation. Mr.. Sullivan
said he did not believe any agent had
been sent to Mr. Parnell TO make
threats OF Withholding support
from the Irish leader, or TO
demand any charge of policy on Nr.
Parnell's part. He thought the cable
gram alleging the presence of such an
agent carried its own denial on its
face. II the Irish people felt live
having n notice that they were impa-
tent of delay and that they would re.
sort 10 other means if agitation was
not successful, su ely they would not
threaten or censure Mr.. Parnell. No
one who is sane imagines that Mr..
Parnell or his associates should be
held responsible for the delay in the
part of the English government TO give
Ireland justice. Ii such threat as
this alleged agent or messenger is said
to have made were contemplated il
would be directed TO the English gov
eminent and not TO Parnell or his
party. One might as we'll threaten
to punish the poor tenants
OF Ireland because landlords did
not treat them with humanity
or justice as TO threaten the withdraw
al of support from Parnell because the
English government did not grant
home rule TO Ireland So far as he
was personally concerned, Mr.. Sulli-
van said the statement was manuiac
tured out of whole cloth. Last month,
at great inconvenience to himself, he
went to Albany and Baltimore to
speak for the Irish National Leagues
parliamentary fund. lie would not,
he said, be making such trips wero he
not in hearty sympathy with the Irish
party's programme.
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CABLEGRAMS.

PAbIs, April 6-The donations
raised for the establishment Of Pas
teur institute now amount 10 $40, S75f.
Prime Minister De Freycinet donated
l060f.
BERLIN, April BIN the Reichstag
Saturday the sugar dulies bill pssst d
its third reading The bill fxts the
duty on beet sugar at mark 90 PEN
mics per leo kilogammes.
BERLIN, April 6.-The government
will appoint a commission, including
Profs. Wicklow and Koch, to invt sti.
gate Mr.. Pasteur's method Of treat
meht for the prevention of hydropho-
bic.
LONDON, April 5-Tbe RI. Hon.
WIN. L Forster, who was Chief SecTe-
tary for Ireland under the previo u
Gladstone ministry, IL dead. He bad
been i'll for some time. Mr.. Forster
was sixty-eight years of age.
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sented in Congress by a man Of the
same race and creed. Mr.. Collins
feels that there is little left in politics
for him. Il is very strange that a
man who controlled the powerful
Irish vote of the country should
not have had some influ-
ence in the matter of the
appointment OF a collector in Boston,
backed as that influence was, by seven
eighths OF the solid business men OF
the city, and almost the entire party
strength. Yet Mr.. Cleveland obeyed
the dictation of his Secretary of War,
Endicott, and appointed Mr.. Salston-
stall, a relative of Endicott, 10 the
office. Mr.. Collins has labored hard
this session 20 pass the ban ruptcy
bill, and has gotten it well under way,
and his retirement from Congress will
be serious loss to the Democrats.
However, think he is right in his
determination 10 retire from politics,
and | hope he may make a fortune in
his profession within the next ten or
twelve years. He certainly deserves it.
The most graceful speech that has
yet been delivered in Congress was
that of Mr. w. G. p Breckenridge of
Kentucky, on the pension bill. II was
full of lofty patriotism The member
from the Lexington district is a cousin
Of j. G. Breckenridge, and not
brother, as he is frequently quoted. |
He is an active politician and a pro
yressive member of his party in Ken
lucky. His predecessors in the House
were Beck and Blackburn, and il is
not among improbabilities that he
will succeed one or the other of them
IN the Senate.
Another Kentucky member who is
aking front rank in the halls of ma
ional legislation is Albert Willis,
chairman of the Committee ON Rivers
md Harbors. He is n hard worker,
out makes no special claims TO brill
ancy. All that he is is due TO him
self. He entered life with few advan.
ages, but he made these few count
we'll. He represents the important
md progressive city of Louisville,
which has done well in sending such
/ safe and active man TO Congress.
FAX.
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SALT LAKE, UTAH, April 8. Thomas
+, TAYLOR, late member of the Legisla-
tive Council, son Of John Taylor and
business manager of the DeSTa News
was arrested yesterday. There are three
indictments of unlawful cohabitation
against him. He was released on 1000
hail upon each charge, Joseph f.
Dean, Ia City counsellor was ar.
rested yesterday with two indictments
OF the same sort against him. Bail was
fixed at 1900 each.
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DANGER OF BREAKING UP.
GLADSTONE'S CABINET DIVIDED
ON HIS IRISH POLICY.
The Past Week mt Leading Euro
pean Money Cehters-The
Deutsch Bank.

LONDON, April 5.-A breaking up of
the Cabinet is imminent. Lord Kim
berly, Sir William Harcourt. Mr..
Childers and Mr.. Mandella refuse TO
assent to any home RUE measure Civ
ing Ireland control of the customs. and
they threaten TO resign if such meas
ure be insisted upon by Mr.. Gladstone.
Mr.. Morley demands modification of
the plans for the buying out of the
landlords. Mr.. Gladstone, however.
remains inhexible, and will maintain
his full scheme. Cabinet councils are
to be held to-day and Tuesday. and
the climax will be reached on Tues.
day. The ministers themselves admit
that an agreement seems impossible.
Mr.. Gladstone may make his state
ment on Thursday without the APP
proYal OF the ministry,
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EUROPEAN FINANCES.
Bust ness Depressed at LondOn-The
Continental HOurses.

LONDON, April 5.-The demand for
discount during the week was limited ;
the rate for three months was DC. The
Stock Exchange loan rate until next
account is &c. Business on the Stock
Exchange during the week was de-
pressed, every department, except the
American, showing lower prices. The
Irish question, the threatening condi-
t on OF foreign politics, the bull opera
tons on the Berlin Bourse combined
to weaken the market. American
railway securities were inactive, with
a tendency TO strength; the market
closing the heaviest of the week, but
prices were maintained.
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Is one thing, to invigorate and regulate the
digestive organs is another. And got mere
appetiIers are constantly mistaken for and
are even termed tonios. HostettOr's Stomach
Bitters Us on q far higher plane In the cate
CORY OF medical preparations IN the so
called tonios which impart q relish for the
food. These have their use, and are eatima-
BILE, provided they be pure But the scope
OF the remedial operation Of the Bitters Il far
wider. II reforms entirely an enfcebled
condition OF the stomach, and pur heE lite
juice, II vitlated, as we'll as prom tes their
secretion In healthful abundance The stOIn-
ach having, IN commune ion with the liver
and the bowels, boon regu ated, and their
natural tone restored through its agency,
Fever and aEue, povei ty Of the blood, and
consequent debility, rheumatic ailments,
and tendency 10 kidney and bladder
troubles, arc also remediod by Il.
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Henry u HtanIey,s Mother

LONDON, April ga Mrs. Jones.
who died recently at Bodelwydlan, in
the North of Wales, claimed before
her death, that she was the mother of
Henry N. Stanley. She stated that the
entry of the birth could be found in
the records of local surgery, and that
the surgeon who had charge of the
establishment at the time subsequent.
ly traced Stanley until the latter went
to America. 1t is proposed to erect
monument over the woman's grave
recording the fact that she was the
mother Of the famous explorer.
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10 TIE FKONT-T0 at
- persons seeking Government Em
ployment In any Of the dopartmentft
Washington, or any other petitions undo
the uoveru ment, VIII stnd tuli tnslrucion
and Blank t0Fms of Applications on
receipt o. One Dollar. Address JOHN
y. EDRohs 1soohsbNE ase, Cllloag0,
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nEAFNESS-Its CAUSES and GU aE,tI
&C who was deaf tNonty-eisht years
,r'aled Nv most OF the noted specialistsOl
4 d , With no benefit, CuEED HIHsELF,
THREE months. an since then hundreds on
others by same process A plain, simple and
aucccAtiul home treatment. 1dreas 4. s,
PAGE, lbs East 26th ST., New YORK City.l
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Henry A, Mott jr., Ph.D., +. C. s.,
Professor of Chemistry, New York
Medical College, and late Government
Chemist, says "My investigation OF
Allcock's Porous Plaster shows il TO
contain valuable and essential ingred-
tents not present in any other plaster.
These ingredients are so perfectly pro-
portioned that the AllCock's Porous
Plaster win not cause blisters or ex-
cessiye irritation; and ] find it super
Tor and more efficient than any other
plaster" limitations and counterieits
of this valuable remedy are being
offered for sale; so, when purchasing
Allcock's Porous Plasters, do not fail TO
see that the registered trade mark
stamp is on each plaster, as none are
genuine without il,
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Tho Deuthnh Hank

BERLIN, April 5.-The report of the
Deutsch Bank for the past year shows
net profits OF 1883, $50 marks, amount
ing 10 % per cent. on the capital.
The report abiding to the depression
in Germany, says that the stamp laws
and the new companies act weigh
heavily on business dealings; that re-
tail trade has diminished; that land
owners are meeting with increased
difficulties in disposing of produce,
and that capital reduced to idleness
is being invested in Bourse securities.
The Deutsch Bank shares closed at
lh4.9O.
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MED from che Effects OF OO,vm.

CHICAGO, April 5 "A girl whose
name is said 10 be Annie Wood, was
taken from an opium den early this
morning and died soon afterwards
from the supposed effects Of opium.
She is said 70 have been an actress
and that she lived in Cleveland. Very
little is known about her here. On
her fingers were two rings, one Of
which was marked "T. IL. r."
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Pound FIoatIng I'm the imam,

LONDON, April A body has been
found in the Thames which CORE
ponds TO the description of Mr.. Rus
sell Nourse of New York. who has
been missing for a month. Mr.. Nourse
left Langham March Sd, for Liver
pool, where he intended to take the
steamer Adriatic for New York. His
luggage arrived at Liverpool, but it
has never been claimed. A reward
of el00 was offered for his discovery.
The condition of the body indicated
foul nlnv.
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Tho nIinois Lodge Matters.

LONDON, April 8. - The Benevolence
Board of the Grand Lodge of Masons
has considered the case of the Illinois
Lodge and has granted relief without
discussion, holding that the recent
dispute does not affect the fraternal
relations OF the lodges.
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PnrIs

PARIS, April 0.-The Bourse was
heavy throughout the week. The de-
cision of the Budget Committee of the
Chamber OF Deputies in favor of an
issue of redeemable rentes for the new
loan caused fall OF lsc in redeemable
threes, which have declined 32c dur
ing the week. Panama canal shares
fell l0f and Suez canal advanced 81 75c.
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had hesn ipicpAaueh foam aitSseNt
points along the Hamaltua coast
during the day. Between 0 and 10
O'Clock the boat from the star
reached the wharf, where old and
young were in waiting to welcome
DR.. Wetmore and Miss Wetmore
back from the South Seas. After
brief words of hearty welcome, all
waited with interest to hear what
report DR.. W. and Capt. Bray would
have to make at the churches on the
following day.
Faster Sunday was one of those
glorious days which make men think
of n brighter and better world. No
one need wish to see n more prettily
decorated church than was the Hilo
Foreign Church. In the morning
the party from the vessel were in
the pews, while the Rev. Mr.. Baker
preached an Easter sermon. In the
evening Capt. Bray and DR.. Wet
more occupied the time with some
account of their voyage. In con-
clusion DR.. Wetmore spoke feelingly
of his return and the absence of one
face familiar at Hilo during 50 many
years.
On Monday the people of the
place were invited to visit the Morn
ing Star in the harbor. And the
unanimity with which the invitation
was accepted suggested the idea
that it was a good time to take the
census. Monday evening she set
sail for Honolulu.
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PASSENGERS.

From Windward Ports, per steamer
Kinau, May lion Ii a Widemann
and wife. Hon + Pahia, wife and child.
Hon DrJ Wight, Hon l. Aholo. wife
and son, Hon \ Fernandez, j Oderhirk.
Miss Lamb, + Wilhelm, Chung Lung,
l. Toussaint. Q T. Richardson, Rev w
II Barnes. Miss C'Wilht, G. Z Kamau-
oha, j ID Marlin. Manuel Ross, Jas
Aholo. Miss ID Pahau. Geo Leonard, j
b Jones.
From Kauai, per stmr Iwalani, May 2
"A Crop, G Wunberg and wife, ii
Langan, wife and child. II Banermeister,
j Mundon. y Etler, wife and child. 9
w Spitz. o Scholtz, Miller, j X
Smith and 80 deck.
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LAST Saturday the. Kauai mail
carrier Kahele, while on his way from
Kapaa to Lihue, became involved in
an incident that relieved the mono
tony OF his continual jogging along
the country road. He met China
man who asked for IL ride to Lihue
and told him to get into the break.
When near their destination Kahele
demanded $l.00 fare OF the passenger,
which was refused, and fight ensu-
ed. The mail carrier, after being
beaten about the head with bamboo
stick, overpowered his antagonist
and bound him to the vehicle.
Kahele triumphantly drove into
Lihue and handed over the prisoner
to the authorities to be tried.
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ASSISTANCE

A NYONE who is willing to give any
~ assistance to those who suffered by
the fire of the 18th day of April, 1886, is
hereby cordially invited 10 send his
donation TO the Hon. s. NJ. Damon,
Treasurer, aud NOTIFY w. C. Achi, the
Secretary, for notice in newspapers.
II, X II. LILIUOKALANl, Pres,
II WATERHOUSE, ESQ, ViceFres.
HON. S. NJ DAMON, Treasurer,
w. g. ACHl, Secretary
HON. JNO. l.. KAULUKOU,
HON. JAS. KEAU,
REV. 4. WAIAMAU. ISL If
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Blk Apollo. Groth
Blk Jas 5 Stone. Barstow
Blk Sonoma. Howes
Blk Natuna, Grain
ii b NJ S Satellite, Abingdon
ii b NJ S Heroine. Blackburne
Bktne Uncle John, Mansen
Bktne Morning Star
Schr VIM Renton, Eschen
Blk Star of Devon, MocketS
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Mr.. Geo. C. Williams has been
appointed agent for Smiths "Dia-
gram OF Parliamentary Rules" 1t
contains concise hints and directions
ior conducting the business OF
deliberative assemblies. A diagram
shows at glance the proper proceed
ure in any general question OF order
that may arise. The work is endors-
ed by leading legislators OF the United
States. 1t.
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Mn. J. y. Tregloan, who left for the
Coast on the brigantine w. II.
Dimond the other day, goes to take
position in store in san Francisco
He is son of Mr. Tregloan, ner-
chant tailor, and during his nine
years residence IN Honolulu won the
esteem OF all who knew him as an
industrious and otherwise exemplary
Young man.