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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-13
HONOLULU RIFLES.
FIRST TARGET PRACTICE.

The Honolulu Rifles held their
first target shooting practice yestcr-
day afternoon. They mustered about
twenty-five strong Notwithstanding
the fact that some of the members
were unable to attend. They marched
with agility to the foot of Punchbowl
hill, where the target was erected,
and shooting began in the order of
the roll call, with the following re-
suits: Capt. Mcleod, 10; First Lieut..
Hebbard, 10; Second Lieut.. Unger,
IA; Sergt. Pratt, II; Scrgt. Bishop,
8; Burgess, 3; Bruins, 3; Smith, 5;
Beals, 6; Clark, o; Collins, 4; Dow,
81 Fageroos, 8; Mccarthy, 3; OF
remba, 10; Reist, 0; SEVERN, 3; Wag-
ner, II; Wood, Z; Winter, 9; g..
Wilder, Is; Young, 0; c. r. Wilder,
5, and King II, out Of possible
twenty-five at 900 yards. Mccarthy
and Winter having made the lowest
score of those who hit the target,
fired another round for the medal,
which was won by Winter, who
again failed to score. Some of the
members of the Rifle Association
were present, and were invited to
shoot. DR.. Brodie made ID and Mr.. j..
II. Fisher II. When the Rifles were
about to march home, Mr.. +. Winter
was decorated with a huge leather
medal for Distinguishing" himself,
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FOLLOWING are the names Of pas
sengers booked to leave by the S. S.
Mariposa at 7 o'clock tomorrow
morning for San Francisco: Il. Dick
Peddie, Lowenberg, III. Mullinkin, j..
M. Monsarrat, Sam. A. Monsarrat, S.
Cohn, Mr.. Alexander and wife, J. f.
Miller, Jas. II. Boxter, Mr., and Mrs.
Graham, Mr.. Wellman, Chas. II,
Watt and wife, Miss f. Markham,
j. II. Holt, Jr,, and bride, 4. r. Fos-
ter, A. G. Turton, j. Bee, j. w. Nc
Carthy, j. NJ. Dat, Jr,, and wife, j.
Magnin, S. Ehrlich, +. II. Miles and
wife, G. Holloway, ii. Hoober, q. w
p. Castle, j. r. Waterhouse and wife
+. w. McChesney, M. w, McChes
ney, n. Y. Preneycook, G. Hoxwill
Mrs. Fox and daughter, Capt. Mayo
Mrs. w. A. Minton and G. Gertz,
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Notice of Letters Patent.

A LII persons are hereby notified that
n Letters Patent were issued by the
Hawaiian Government to JAMES
KENNEY of Honolulu on the 10Th day
of December, AID. 1885, for an improve.
ment in brake, gig ard chase springs,
and that said Letters Patent were as.
signed by the said James Kenney TO the
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Com
pany on the 22nd day of December, AID.
1885, wherefore the said Hawaiian Car,
rage Manufacturing Company hereby
warns all persons against infringing on
the said letters Patent.
HAW'N CARRIAGE MANFG Co.
Honolulu, Dec. 20, 1885, 20S If
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CAPT. Boyd, one of the pilots car
ried off from San Francisco by the
Zealandia, is going home by the st.
Paul, having enjoyed his involuntary
holiday in the tropics very much.
As he had come out to pilot another
vessel, he is not under pay like his
comrade, who is entitled under the
pilot laws to IS per day and to be
returned free at the charge of the
vessel carrying him off.
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The Australia was detained at
Sydney until the 9th, owing to her boil
crs being refused certificate by the
inspector, involving repairs that would
take some days. An accident also
happened to the Chief Engineer,
serious enough to keep him off duty
for short period. She will be due
here ON the Goth, giving an oppor-
tunity for communication with the
Coast not expected.
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A PRESS Association message of the
Both January, to Auckland, says:
at is believed that in the new Minis
try Sir William Vernon Harcourt will
be Chancellor of the Exchequer. and
the Hon. Mr.. Chamberlain, Secretary
for Ireland" The ri. Hon. Hugh
Childers has been elected to the
House of Commons by alarge major
ity in one of the divisions of Edin-
burgh,
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The following names are registered
at the Hawaiian Hotel LIT. Col.
Wilson, f. A. l.. Popham, G. II. Per-
kin, Sam'l Kay and son, Col. Burton
and A. j. Bennett, all mailing from
England, most, if not all of whom
remain over from the Mariposa to
spend while doing the Islands.
There are also registered, J. ID. Mans
field, Jr, of New Zealand, DR.. G. NJ,
Slate and Mrs. Slate, of Sydney, and
Gen. G. S. Field, of New York.
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OWING to the delay in the arrival
of the Kinau until Sunday morning
the examination and ordination of
Prof. f. n. Dyer, announced for to-
day, is necessarily postponed. De-
finite announcements as to the SER
vices will be made from the pulpits
on Sunday morning. The council
met this afternoon at 2 80 o'clock for
organization.
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ARRIVED ex st. Paul-Latest styles
of Picture Monldings, Wall and Cor
ner Brackets, Rustic Frames, Mirrors,
Lap Boards, B. w. Chairs, Marble
Top Parlor Tables, b. W., Ash and
Cedar Dining Tables, Violin Strings
and Bows, Carts, Vclocipedes, Bats,
Foot Balls, etc, etc, too numerous
to mention, and to be sold as cheap
as the cheapest.
81 lw WEST, Dow Il Co.
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Mr.. Goldberg is sending the young
sters after "papa," to get him to buy
his No $50 shirt, by presenting them
with neat little nose-wipers on which
an inscription solicits their kind
offices to the above end. AS the
BULLETIN STATS numbers range only
from ~ to lG, we can iearlessly COM
mend this stroke of advertising enter
prise,
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By order of Hon. A. S. Cleghorn,
acting Governor, the Royal Band will
play this evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel, i'm honor of Sir Alexander
Stewart, cx-Premier of New South
Wales, and Lady Stewart. Printed
programmes will be distributed at the
Hotel and on the grounds.
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4. p. ADAMS & Co.'s great credit
auction sale has been SO successful
to-day that Messrs. Hackfeld & Co.
have ordered it to be continued on
Monday. The sale of +. o. Hall &
Son stock was withdrawn from auc-
ton, having been closed out at private
s,ln
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Mr.. J. Mort Dat goes to the Coast
by the Mariposa. In his absence Mr..
Eckley and Mr.. Hewitt WI conduct
the business of J. NJ. Dat, Jr., & Co.
Mr. Dat will be missed, and every
body will long for his return with u
new stock of Jokes for the black
bOard
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ELDER LINE
ARRIVALS.

February 10
$ s Mariposa from the Colonies
Bgtne Consuelo from San Francisco
Stmr Likelike from Kahului
Stmr Mokolii from Molokai
Stmr j Dowsett from Maliko
Bgtne j ID Spreckels from San Francisco
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Blk Virginia. Pettigrew
Bktne Mt Lebanon. Nelson
Brig Allie Rowe, Phillips
Blk Chilena, Davies
Schr Canute, Johannassen
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ROYAL Hawaiian Band was present

and onlivoped the occasion with M
excellent programme Of national and
other music. The elements, too,
were propitious, the day being one
of those glorious Hawaiian days
where the zephyrs playing in the
sunshine realize visions of a climatic
paradise
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A KANAKA, while working the cargo
of the steamer ST. Paul yesterday, fell
through the scuttle and severely cut
his head.
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OFFICER Sam. McKeague, keeper
of the Station House, yesterday
found a purse containing money,
which the owner can have from him
on proving property.
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Mr.. G. X. Miller leaves on Monday
ON business trip to all the principal
points ON Maui. Any business placed
in his hands will meet with prompt
attention.
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YESTERDAY the pupils of Iolani
college had days outing at Waikiki,
accompanied by the head master,
Rev. w. III. Barnes.
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Nos 10 and II Of Mr.. Befgers
"Mele Hawaii have been received by
Messrs. j. NJ. Dat, Jr., & Go. Their
titles are "Pili Aoao" and "Mahina
Malamalama"
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A NATIVE deck passenger by the
Likelike died on board the vessel yes
terday afternoon. His name and the
cause of death are not known.
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A PARTY of the passengers in tran
sit by the Mariposa were driven in
Dodd's four-horse bus this morning
to Waikiki.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

VALENTINE day is near at hand,
and we are almost giving them away.
Call early and select from good
variety at King Bros. Art store,
Hotel street. 46 Ct
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VESSELS LEAVING ON MONDAY.

Stmr Likelike for Kahului
Stmr Dowsett for Maliko
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Windward Ports
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THE Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will meet ut the residence OF
Mr.. G. NJ. Cooke this evening, Satur-
day, the 18th of February.
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MISS A. M. BURKE,
No. 4 Adams Lane.
Hats dyed and pressed,

Hats dyed and pressed,
Feathers cleaned and curled,
Native stiaws scwed in all the latest
shapes,
Lessons given in thirty.six kinds OF
fancy work, with drawing and paintin 6
Orders taken for all kinds o: embroi
derry. 20
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DEPARTURES.

February 10
Stmr Jas Makee for Kauai
= : st Paul for San Francisco
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The foundry employees 100 strong
were photographed in Il group this
noon by Mr.. j. J. Williams.
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"WHAT can we know OF the second
advent" is the question to be dis
cussed mt the tent this evening.
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PURsER Carpenter of the Mariposa
has our thanks for the latest dates Of
New Zealand papers.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

TWELVE years to-day has King
Kalakaua reigned.
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The w. C. II. U. service on the
wharf will be omitted tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-13

THE Lucas-Mullen race at the
Yosemite Rink tonight.
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Marlposa 10000 bags, On the latter
vessel work will he continued the en-
Tire night,
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.
OCEANIC S. :. co.

OCEANIC S. $. co.
Mariposa, from Colonies for San Fran
cisco, Feb. ~.
Alameda, from San Francisco for Colo
MES, Feb. 20.
ELDER LINE.
Australia, from Sydney for San Fran
cisco, hourly expected.
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SUNDAY Services, Puzzle Depart
ment and news on fourth page.
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The steamer st. Paul will take
10000 bags OF sugar, and the ). ).
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1Innrn-A nl.nrrolnlment

When an upper class E"nglishman de
sires to speak Of the body Of agriculture
laborets Of his country he lunches then
all under the pSttomymic Hodge. Since
Nj. Gladstone enlarged the suffrage Il
the extent Of about two million and a hal
Of voters Hodge has become q British
elector and a much more considerable
person.
In the campaign which is closing In
defeat for Mr.. Gladstone and the Irish
cause, all parties were anxious TO know
what Hodge would do, Gratitude,
4 was thought, would lead him almost
unanimously into the Gladstone ranks.
Then, too, the cause Of Ireland was a
peoples cause, and Hodge, from having
been nobody, has just been made Of the
people.
ii Hodge had been better informed and
somewhat In tue habit Of thinking fol
himself, he could have realized that the
cause Of ireland Is very much his own
cause. II he had been a fellow Of some
Imagination he could have been stirred
by the passionate appeal to Eng
llBh voters 10 do justice TO Ireland and
strengthen their splendid Empire. lp fact
Hodge hadn't thought much about II oil,
and when the Tories told him That Nj.
Gladstone proposed TO pay money to the
landlords Of ireland, and when they used
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with Kind Regards TO the Mugwump Prcsi.
Ex-senator yance's Tanmany Hall speech
is going the rounds Of tho Democratic
press, from which 1t is winning golden
opinions. The Louisville COurier:Journa
says, at is good enough Democratic doc.
trlne to be published every day in the
year"
The North Carolina Senator denounced
Civil Service reform as backsliding, TN.
constitutional and, what is infinitely
worse, I'M Democratic. Warming to his
work, the Tar.Heel Senator asked, "If the
spoils don't belong to the victors, to whom
do they belong-tO those who fight upon
the other side, or 10 those who fight upon
neither side but lie on all sides2" 1tthere
was a tinge Of bitterness in the Senator'S
tone II was possibly born OF indignation
against the MugwumpB.
Republicans do not command consider
alton at the Presidents hands because
they elected him they do not ask place
because without their assistance he would
have no place to give; they do not con-
front him with the weakness Of his party
and insult him with reminders Of his own
inslgnlacance as anational quantity. These
methods OF assault are peculiarly Mug
wumpian, and they have prevailed at the
White House on more than one occasion
to the intense disgust Of Senator Vance
and other JaCkSonian Democrats.
With all such the INrKLtlaESoER sym
pathizea. 1t is the right Of every man to
be Of the neuter gender in politics II he &c
desires; in which case he ought to con.
tent himself with that distinction and
leave the substantial rewards TO those who
have earned them.
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a.etu Advertisements,

VWANTED-A GIRL TO 10 GEN.
w ER4L HGu,sESst; ,.S yp ss come vel recon-
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Gle ~gntAGgettcer
wuEELING, W, VA, JULY 10, 1886


-
Andrew Il. Curtin felt himself so badly
treated by his partyin the organization o
the present House that he has had tn
sulks through almost the entire session
The free traders did not intend to built
him up and add to the strength OF tn
Randall wing. II the next House b.
Democratic the Ex-Governor will be nj
better treated, for the free traders VII
continue to be the big end OF the Demo
cratic party.
And 30 Mr., Curtin turns his back OF
Congress and refuses to be again a candl
date, Rumor says that the party at hom'
will take him up and run him for Gov
ernor againt General Beaver 1t is TO bt
hoped that the Pennsylvania Democracy
will not do this. With Charley Wolfe IL
the field as q Prohibitionist and ANDY
Curtin running as the Democratic nom
inee, the result could not be detniteI!
foreshadowed. Wolie's run may be
local affair, and again 1t may not be
Probably he will not do so well as whel
he ran for State Treasurer, Nominated
by a convention OF one;" but there IS lh'
narrowing possibility that he may do
bstter.
It would be even more difficult to figure
on Curtin's vote. As the wal Governor
OF Pennsylvanla-nominated and elected
by Republicans tweuty.six years ago this
coming autumn-h5 made a fame which
his subsequent political vagaries have not
furnished. The vigorous support he gave
to the prosecution Of the war is not yet
forgotten in Pennsylvania, and 1t might
happen that he would make a considerable
pull on the Republican vote.
1t would be a little odd to sec James A.
Beaver and Andrew G. Curtin contrasting
the Governorship OF Pennsylvania. They
have long been fellow townSmen. While
Beaver was reading law he Joined the
Bslllonte Fencibles, Of which Andrew G.
Curtin was captain. Curtin resiGning to
become Governor, Beaver was made aec'
ond Lieutenant, and in this capacity he
hurried with his company to Harrisburg
as early as April, 1861, He was quartered
in Camp Curtin, commissioned by Gov
ernor Curtin Lieut.C COLONEL and afterwards
Colonel, and the "old man. was always
proud Of the gallant young soldier.
When Beaver was a member Of Captain
Curtin's FeuCibles Curtin was not yet in
the Republican party, although that party
had been born. Beaver was scarcely a
voter with no thought OF ever running
against anybody for the chief magistracy
Of his Slate. 1t was not long before Cur
tin was Governor, h%urrying troops 10 the
front, and Beaver had lost a leg and won
rsnown. Events and men move fast in
this great country.
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rhn rhr,Iolnrr Of the LIyer.

The liver is the lar iest E%eCreting organ In The
human body, and the bile which II Iecretes Il
more liable To vltlltIon and mISdltCtion from IT.
proper channels than any other Of the Anima
iluids Luckily for the bilious, however, there Il
All uniaillDg tourOe Of relief irom liver complaint
namely, HoStOtters S OruaGt BItterS, u medloirC
which for over u gu rtsr OF u century has beer
achieving thorough cures OF the above mentioned
ailments, iov.r aud Ague, dyspepsia, bowel com
plants, FheumR 10 and kidney arGCti0n, and DIS
ortep Involving loSs Of nefyOus. yigoF. II Is
moreover, u preventive Of malRIial di,ea'e, aud
AnlriS protect n 10 thousands Of persons residing
Ia districts OF county wheIe that dire BCOu go 4
pr valiant Asa remedy adapted " the nediClnR
requirements oil families, Il Is Supfcnely desirable
and as y means Of iOTtilying a deollitated system
Il Is thoroughly 10 be depended upJn.
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TRAyELERs, GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA IR AlNS-O On and after may 30, iSSG-FXrLC
NATION or REFERENCE MARKS 'DGly. t.undGy
excepted. tMOudAy txctp ted.--Nh Ing time;
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make pOrOu, plaster having anything like tho
N dlClnAi qualities Of l~ienson's The camp follow
ere Of the pharmaceutical profession produce t0ll
Of Woltnlssa plaster, AID Give them names which
Cateleely spoken sound Ike H. For OGaInn ale,
Uhpan John dtUggisA will Offer YOU trash vAtiuuAIy
styled hNpl1Ifn," "CapaiNn,h WUalalclnOi Of
"0apuciA" plaslSn, pfolA0ed sometimes With the
caution the public AyAlnst the WhOlOttibeOi them,
They are absolutely useless ~ remedies o d avaEO,
No 10 hutB they are cheap but plain fnUsiin IA
cheaper aud lg6l o. oticaCigqa Az lgt lsns1l'l
ltad0mAtk, aud the Wnfd "UApuiuG" which a cat
II thO ContfO 0i The geuuln@ NtAWAS,
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their own landlord pressure on him, Hodge
concluded that as a Briton he must be
conservative. he would wait and see
what It all meant, anyhow.
II the Tories had had their way Hodge
would still be nobody, Having the bal
lot he dlsappoints Mr., GladstOne's reason-
able expectation and helps the side that
never has been bis friend and Is not
likely to be-except, Of course, at election
time. 1t ls, perhaps, a case Of ignorance
ratherthan Of inGratitude,
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAL
- CALDWELLS RUN.


Mary Ann Y sotuo 6. al. In ch'a'''''
Pursuant to a decree In said cause made on the
l7th day Of April, 1855, the unuesigncd Special
Commissioner will sell, on
SATURDAY, JULY TO-. A. D. 1885,
at public auction. commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ,
at the front door Of the court Rouse OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, ln the city Of Wheeling, to
the highe,t aud best BID or, the following do
ECribed real estate situated In Richie District In
said county to.Wit: BeRinnllg a d stake on The
north side Of the tOutity rad, and one hundie !
and nin-'y feet PaStWatdly from tho centre OF
Bromets Run; thence with the n%ottheEly side Of
said rad cRstwatdly - feet 10 lh1 southwest
corner Of q parcel Of land conveyed by Ernst 'orgo
aud wife u keinhRrdt Werner b deed recorded Ia
SAID county III deed book No. rs p 40; thence n.
u W, about me hundred aud seventy ieGt to tue
Caldwell and Eof line; the &c wi h the last men.
toned line westwardly tOa LttkG watch bears N.
i6' ". from the beginning; thenCa y. TO- u. -
bet 10 the beginning,
TIN rs or |GLE- One.ihitd or "a much more aS
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, in caAh, ard the
residue in two equal credit lnstAlmenh az sir aud
twelve months from the day OF 8 Lc, with interest
from that day, aud the title 10 DO retained until
BENJAMIN 8. ALLISON,
Special Commissioner.
State Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio, S.G.
/, John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of said Cont, do
certify that The above named special Commissioner
has given boud aud lelurlty as required by law
ieii.r N'''s" JOHN ". MIrcHELL. Clerk.
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NIAI.RIED.

KAsLEY-AMICK-At steubCuyllle. Ohio, OF
MondaI, jay s, 1876, by the Rev. Daniel Brad
ley. MIR. w., Harry kAsLEY 10 Miss MARY Il
AMlCK, both d Nhe ling W Va. NOCards. I
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OH and reliable medicines are the best
To depend upon. Acker'B Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all I'M.
putities Of the blood. In every form OF
scroiulous, Byphilltic or therCurlM dis.
eases, II ID invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold by Logan & 90. and
Ohnflba MankamAllpr.
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The REASON why Acker's Blood Elixir IL
warranted, Is because 1t is the best blood
preparation known. 1t will positively
cure all blood diseases, purifes the whole
systcm and thoroughly builds up the CON
stitution. Remember, we guarantee 1t
Sold by Logan 70 and Charles Menke'
meller.
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Close connection made on all lfalnS-B, q. Il, r.,
Cd I. n r., aud D. 40 Il Il.
Extra trips on short notice.
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WINsESRElD-on Thursday evening July q, 1856
DELLA, daughter Of q U. and sophia WinSGn
mid, aged 2 ygan, l month and II daIs.
Funeral from the Ieddence Of her parents, No
1860 Market street, on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, Friends Of the family invited. In
RrmCnt in st w7Od Cemetery. "
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HD n y Q. IInIIFOhWl
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