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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12

by all the paraphernaIia which pertain
to our halls of justice, is an outrage TO
the feelings OF such an one which may
seriously influence his or her mental
condition for the worse. A Judicial IN
quiry as to whether or not the object Is q
fit and proper one for admission to the
ASYLUM might far more properly DC con-
Quoted in private, and the question
should never be decided upon the die
tun of one man, expert though he be.
It is satisfactory to note that DR.. Tucker
has written strongly on the injustice or
com nnitnents under the present system
Nay his words be the precursor OF rem
ediaI legislation at an earLv date.
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THE INSANE ASYLUM.

The report of DR.. Tucker, the medical
superintendent Of the Insane Asylum,
has established 4 precedent which we
hope viii be followed up periodically,
for we are 10th TO believe that such a
state of things as formerly existed within
the precincts of the Institution weuId
have been tolerated had the public
at large been even approximately aware
Of them. The affairs OF an institution of
this kind, necessarily supported at the
public expense, should be open to public
inspection, under proper restrictions and
the public have right to De informed
thereon from time TO time by respons-
ible officer. The number Of inmates
50 OF all natiOualities-is not large In
proportion to the population statistics,
but whether they be many or few, they
have q I1st claim to be dealt with, not
only on principles of humanity, but
with that consideration which their par
ticuI4r circumstances demand. 1t would
appear from the report that the spirit Of
the recommendations Of the recently
appointed committee of investigation
are being carried out IN good faith
There il, however, one evil IN conuec-
ton with this matter which can only be
=neliorated by legislation-tf Is the
mode of commitment Apart from the
abuse which Is rendered liable to occur
through the testimony of one medical
man being alone a sufficient legal ground
on which to place an Individual under
restraint, we take exception In toto to
the law which provides that an insane
person shall be brought up In open court
Such q procedure, besides being wholly
unnecessary, Is calculated IN many In
stances to aggravate the affection. Our
criminal records contain many an IN
stance of conviction for insanity, which,
as matter OF fact, Is not crime, but a
misfortune. To 4rrsign man or woman
OF sensitive disposition before i public
tribunal, perhaps In company with Grim
Inals ef the worst description, surrounded
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RrntherIr Affection.

"W bats the matter with your eye. Mick
ey"' asked a gentleman whose janitor came
down to the office looking as If he had been
run through bowIder crusher.
That eye? O, that's merely a little mark
or esteem put there by me brother"
You and be seem to have it out pretty
often, and notice that generally you get the
worst of it,
"IIs, butt don't moind that. He always
pays haf the doctor bill IN the koindest way
you COULD imagine; and it's worth something
to have rale, old fashioned bout wild some
one that understands the science Nv asFi,7(-
ton Critic.
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Hard TO Please.

New ATfvaI-Yah, Won Anarchist am
Dis was no vree goundry. Liberty vos Won
lie.
Omaha Man-What do you complain Of
particularly
Look ad New York we're I stop. A man
want TO Kill hisseIf in der CendraI park I1rl
he get put IN der prison vor sixty days
rs that aTIF'
as nod that enougha Vat you say vree
gouadry for ven a man not even haf dot priv
dege 80 kill neinseIfP'
"That's only a state law; there Is no such
law IN Nebraska. You just take the cars TO
Hanscom park and"-
maybe I go ferCier west.
1Weu, then, stop IN Colorado; there you
can kill yourself, or kill some one else, or get
killed, and no one says a word about it.
There is plenty of freedom IN this country II
you only look for it. :"
Il dink go back nit New York, Omaha
World
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ENGLISH newspapers are calling atten-
ton to the spread of leprosy in England
and Europe. 1t has been traced to the
Chinese either by direct Importation by
them or to cases among whites who hSEe
been exposed to contagion among Chi
ness. 1t is particularly noticeable among
soldiers, sailors, merchants, missiona-
ries, sisters Of charity, and others whose
vacations bring them into contact with
the Orient. Following the Crusades,
Ieprosy prevailed throughout Europe &c
3 frightful extent.
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NEWS ITEMS.
continued

Germany will support Austria in case
of war with Russia.
The agricultural outlook In California
Is very promising.
Parnell will resume the active leader
ship of the Irish party this month.
Port Townsend Is to have marine
ways capable of receiving q 1.50O-ton
ship.
Queen Knpiolani's visit to Boston cost
that city SIS, O53 A, according to the au-
ditor's report.
The receipts from America since 1885.
IN support of the Irish National League.
are reported to be small.
The returns of the British Board OF
Trade for November are the most en-
couraging which have been issued for
years.
President Cleveland has appeared in
print as the champion OF free trade, and
as necessary consequence has a meta
phorical hornets nest about his ears.
The reason for declaring SMALLPOX
epidemic" ID San Francisco was mere
~ to increase the facilities of the Board
OF Health for stamping it out, as, under
such declaration, It's powers are ex-
tended.
Railway construction in the United
States proceeded at 4 more rapid rate
during the year 1887 than In any past
year The total mileage constructed
last year Is given as L, 734, and reports
yet to come IN viii probably swell the
figures to Is, 900 miles.
A pontifcaI mass IN celebration of the
Pepe's jubilee was held at Rome ON
New Years Day, and Is said to have
passed off successfully King Humbert
expressed the opinion that the smooth
ness by which it was characterized was
the best proof of the Pope,s liberty IN
Rome The event was also marked bv
fitting ceremonials In various cities off
Europe and America.
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BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON
WEDNESDAY, January I1th.


WEDNESDAY, January 11th.
W. Kaner. KaIeauki and KaIe were
each muIcted in the usual amount for
being drunk
For disturbing the quiet of the night,
Thomas, VIM. Turn and James Cranam
each forfeited bail Of SO, and Ed Hook
was fined 81 and 81 10 costs.
Akini pleaded not guilty to charge
of being d common nuisance by allowing
q ferocious dog to be at large. Con-
tinued till Thursday for Judgment.
CIVIL CASES.
Pacific Hardware Co. VS.. Kwong YIN
Sing, assunpsit s27 25- Suit withdrawn.
Costs, 81. Whiting & Creighton for
plaintiff.
The same vs. P Jones, assumpsLt
s12 40 Continu d to 18th inst. Whit
ing & Creighton for plaintiffs.
All Pung VS.. All Sing. Base. Con-
tinued to 18th inst A Rosa forplaint-
if, ". 0. Smith for defendant.
F. Bolteho vs.. A. Morgan, repIevin for
i kaa. Plea of general issue. Judg-
ment for defendant. Costs, 81 So w
c. Achi for plaintiff, V. V. Ashford for
defendant.
V. V Ashford, receiver, Quong Man
Yuen & Co, VS.. Ho Narng and w. r.
Castle, garnishee- Assumpsit $13 Il.
Case discontinued Costs, So.
IT
tie, garnishee Assum psit $113 Fl. Suit
discontinued. Costs, So. V. V. Ashford
for plaintiff.
Wilder & Co. vs. Noa Kaaa and Wild
er's Steamship Co., garnishee. Assump-
sit 1886 SO. Continued to February 1st
unless sooner moved on.
Allen & Robinson VS.. A. P. KaIaukoa,
assumpsit $48 90. w. c. Achi for plant
if Continued to February 1st. w. G.
Achi for plaintiff.
G. Greenzweig & Co. vs.. Goo Kim, as
sumpsit s121 30. Settled out Of Court
Costs, 81
Loveioy & Co. VS.. Phi. Rego, assunp-
sit SIT IS. Settled out of Court. Costs
81. J. A Magoon for plaintiff.
Levers & Cooke VS. H Torbert, as
sumpsit SOL 76 Continued to. 18th inst
J. A. Magoon for plaintiff.
NJ Goldberg VS.. J. W. KaIua, assump
sit $57 80. Continued to the 18th inst
J. A. Magoon for plaintiff
Jno. Mclean VS.. 7. Carpenter and E
B. Thomas, garnishee. Assumpsit $40
Continued TO 18th inst J. A Magoor
for plaintiff
All Hui VS.. A. Ming, alias All Keet
assumpsit $46 so. Settled out of Court
Costs, 81.
Y. Vascancellos vs.. n. A Goez, as
sumpsit tor sos on promissory note
Judgment confessed Costs, SO 40
Jmith & Kinney for plaintiff.
Several continued cases were further
continued
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TIE Salvation army Is still extending
its operations. Squads of soldiers have
been despatched to ZuIuland and South
America, and even the holy city of Je-
rusalem is among the latest fields of en-
terprise. 1t would appear that the Ha
wSiian Islanders, both native and for
eign, are held to be such models of
righteousness as TO be beyond the need
of the benign influences of the tambour-
inc. Be this as it May, a scout
was sent down to these islands some
twelve months since, but his visit has
not been followed by any further .detach-
m6nt
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7 II z
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Isuow for sale DAILY at the Following places:
:. 4. SOPER. II ercnant street
A. Il EEwETT. Merchant stree5
T. O. THRLM Fort stree
Five Cents per Copy.
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A LONDON paper Of December 18th
says: The activity of the sugar market,
and the steady rise in prices that has
marked the business OF the past three
weeks, are fully justified by the state OF
the beet industry. The roots, never
having reached full maturity, yield bad
Iy, and the result Is that the deficiency
viii be considerably greater than was
estimated
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The Orangemen and Catholics in Ire
land perpetuated their traditional feud
at KiIlvbearn, near Cooktown, the Mon
day after Christmas Day, doubtless as d
fitting tribute to the memory of Him
whom both claim as their Lord and
MaGfoP
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Wife dn a tone OF sarcastic reproacb}
What do you think, John, of paying 81 80
for an orchestra chair, Saturday night. and
only putting twenty five cents in the contribr1-
ton box Sunday mornings
John the guilty one)-I think, my dear.
that it makes a 50 bin look sick.-BuffaIo
Commercial
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The w G. T. Union meets at the Y. NJ
c. A hall at 2:30 p. III. to-day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-21
MISCELLANY Gus.
SCROFULA
Idonot believe that

lido not believe that
Ayers Sarsaparilla
has an equal as a cure
for Scrofulous HUI
mors. 1t is pleasant
to take, gives strength
to the body, and pro-
duces q more perma-
nent result than any
medicine l ever used.
e. Heines, North
L-indale, Ohio.
I have used Ayers
,Garsapariiia, in my
family, for Scrofula,
and know, if it is
taken faithfully it will
thoroughly eradicate
this tafr;b,e disease.
w. 4. Fowler, NJ. D.,
Gre9Eyi!le, Tenn.
Fer forty years I
have suffered with
.1rrsiiia!as. I have
t.ied various remedies
Tor my complaint, but
iGlItid 40 relief until
cosn2eB eed using
Arer's f;:3.saparilla.
After taking ten bot
aie5 Of this medicine I
an completely cured.
M. G. Amesbury,
Rockport, he.
T have suffered, for
years, from Catarrh,
which was so severe
tilat it Destroyed my
appetite aad weak
ened NY syst e m.
After trying other
remedies, without re-
lief, [ begaa to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and, in q few months,
was cured. - Susan l..
Cook, 800 Albany St.,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is superior to any
blood purifier that I
ever tried. I have
taken it for Scrofnla,
G anker, and Salt
RheuEn, and received
much benefit from it.
1t IS good, also, for
a weak stomach.
NIiiiie Jane Peirce, s.
Bradford, Mass. tt
arsapariI|a,I
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-23

the Pacific Coat, THIS can be ac-
complishej. as above stated. by storing
the water furnished by the melting
SHOWS "A the mountains. as has been
proven by the success Of ,he Nevada
Lard AMI Cattle Company in squGv
Valley. this county. vhere the waters
of Willow Creek are s.orei AID used
ia ;rrigi.inS Iaui shat hitherto has beon
uncui:ivatel. Their success Should
prompt Others to follow their example
ana make use of the va:e- that every
season Goss to vast. Let i Legisia-
tore bring this subject to the attention
of oar Representative IA Coastess Enl
ask them to secare sn appropriation
from the general governnec: to aid in
the s~pterpTiSe, aal thus thogsanis of
acres >; laai whish i. nor practically
worthless would oe Te7iorei ami the
government would bs aGe TO sell the
same 70 permanent ]-e:;!eEs who would
take advantage 0! tie opportunity to Sc
cnrc valuable hoE4cs aud our State
would rapidly increase il population
aad wealth. 's's-~
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Yea W.. ysccT-
Eiko. Zee. S. So

Bob BIrie,te in one Of his rational
spasms wriIeS.Rs follows:
hen lave i4nElt, bled and died bat
not for UeeE. William Tel did 10. LiLs
his arrow under his vest to kill the
tyraRt because tae ciict LaI gone forth
that the free-hosa -Sw!tzer should not
drink bear. Freedom did not SHREK H.
kosciusko ielf over "a wbishy barrel.
Even the battle Of Brtuiywinc rns not
fought tht Gwhisky might be free. No
clause il the Declaration Of Ludcpen-
deucs declares that a Sunday concert
garden, with brass horns and kegs Of
brer, is the i~nalienaL!e right CT q free
people.
Tsn-miid tea, harmless tea, the
mucL-sueoEed Ct Temperance beverage
tho feeble drink Of good old women.
Tea holds IL higher place. 1t fills O
glorious page in thg history Of the
United S:utos-more glorious fnr tluu
beer. 1t is worth fighting for. The
best mau in the world fought for it.
The history OF tho United States
is incomplete with tea left out. As we'll
nigh: the historian omit to mention
Bunker Iliii OF. FnLeUil Hail. Brl doe,
any Il know 4 S;0iy Of Ecr"ism aud
patriotism vita rnm for IT. hero?
Whisky men fight, it il true. but they
figIt p:ier a'u:keu men. The heroes
WHO fall III! sAe struggle for um. fall
shot IN .he neck and die by the haunt.
ing -ihautoms OF Jim ~jaCIs." Honor
never has tho -Guiiium trcmcus; gloIy
does not weht a red nose; fame blows
u horn bnt never takes one. The
champion Of beer dos not stand in the
Temple Of FanlG. lie stands iu the Police
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requires cash to publish n newspaper.
Under these circumstances we ure IN
der the necessity oil eating upon our
patrons foi prompt settlement Of their
accounts both 70, subscription and ad-
rertisinS.
Thee are a few. a very few, SUBJ
seribeFs who have raid nothing Cor tie
INDEPENDENT sinee Jan. /. 1857, at
which time We took control o.! the
paper. To such persons wo have only
to shy thE: We caanos publish a paper
for nothing. VIZ have waited patiently,
trusting that their rmittanees would
come ia due tune; se shall continue to
srud them the PAPER until Jan. l.. 1859,
at which time tie lsDEFENDESr will be
discontinued 10 all subscribers WHO ale
two years in arrears. We are COM
PEELED 10 take this course as a matter
Of sel:-Protec,ion. br. we trust that no
n will be dropped from our subscrip-
ton list. Please take Ec,icc and GOV
ern yourselves accordingly.
ll-S9 2w.
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Hot Lunch, glass OF beer or cigar for
20 cents Mt the Humboldt Brewery Ba.
Don.
Striped md Chcckcrcd Nninsooks.
Sutecns, Yosemite Chcviots and Indigo
ShlIiings at J. Rosrnstock's.
Ladies', Mems aud Childrcn's Fail
aud Winter Hats just received at I,os.
enstOck's. Call and SEQ them.
just received from tho Fast q Inrq.
invoice OF Mems Clothing ut
81. I,yiyu,tr's
RoSOnsiock has just received n Guo
liuc of ladiCs' FuIi mud Winter Drrsa
Goods, Novelties, etc. Call and mako
your selections LoiOfo the stock IA
IolCn
Just received nj Rriuhhrt's. Gno ma.
sortihcmt Of plnin aud fancy Dndo
Shades in nll c%dlort. furniture coycripca
III Rninic, Petit Point hGd Spun Silk.
0.l4 w..
The finest stock II Ladies' md Gill.
"'ehH Hats IN town, hiso nn cpdIcoo
variety Of Notions md Fancy GooJa,
winch must bc seen to 10 nruttciotsd,
IL Bg%HJfyCE'H.
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To Hos. j. Z. JoSES.
sufseyor-G-n er Il 81 ae.aan.
AGRICULTURE.

Il is known to those coaversNn. wi:h
the situation Of EiLo coanty taa, ats
agricultural might b largely
extended Ssrc IL ne; 70; the fact tina,
We are so situated that j, Is impossitlc
to export onr agricultural products at
u prUn; to the producer. Hence the
products OF lis sol! must be absorbed in
our home market-. aud ior this reason
muri, land ihs, hhs been hitherto sown
TO grain has been seeded 20 Alfalfa aud
oiLes GE,ssea,ar
The limited deENnd and low pihts
for cereals have caused mary to tam
thei; at,eation TO hay agd Stock raising:
The Increase in stock within the past;
few years has, TO u large extent. dunn
ishei the feed oh the ranges and created
C large demand for hay, is s:Gckn-en
lave Learned that i: is 10 their interest
to feed stock through tie WHIT,
mouths which, in former yssrs, vs.=
left to their own On the
ruusrs. Stock raising = tie E-IzeEpls
industry Of the evuaiy. tkH ISL .ri
climate being Pes=EA-! =5aFErI "a
grazing. i. Is : reA E.Ec tEt ELK
the fues; bssTes Il -. S1 Ea4arA,iu
markets aEs those .la.al . =la
fle grazing EzIs e .mS.ra NJ
vada.
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Masonic InNtaIlntlon.

The officers elected 10y Elko Lodge,
No. 10, +. & =. NJ. TO serve for the en-
suing Masonic year will be duly in
stalled on Thursday evening, Dec. 27th.
Tie ceremonies to ,Gmer ut 5 a.
clock =. II. All members Of this Lodge.
MS wslI as soj1urniug brethren III good
standing, are cordially Invited t 0 lie
present. All Past Masters uithin ,hi,
jurisdiction nre particularly invited to
be present aud lend their assi.tiucn in
Performing the ceremOuier Of tie occa-
sion.
THos. HUNTER, W. VI.
]. F. TEIrLEIT, Secty.
II. 10 II.
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wATEE sToEAnE.

The question Of storing water for usn
IN irrigaiiDg tho desert l.nds Of this
State is an important one to our roj.
pie. and should demand the attention
If onr LEGISLATURE. In this county
nioue there are Thousands OF acres Of
hid land which. 10y tho construction
Of dams in our numerous mountain
canyons 10 store tho wnt.r furnished by
the melting snow ia The Spring, could
be mnde productive and thus be the
means Of attracting TO us n large mud
desirable immigration TINT now goes
through TO the Golden State. These
dams could. In some instances, 10 con.
struoted with n small outlay Of money
and the nren Of lnnd that could 10 irri.
gated by tho water thus stored would
produce large crops OF hny mud cereals
that would yield rich returns for the in.
vestment. In eoir aud climate Elko
county has the advantage Of California.
mud lacks only Tie water necessary 10
irrigatc her itch lands 10 mnkc ,lom Ms
productive as those OF any section Of
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-23
lndurEtrd Fibre Wnrc,

The attention Of the public IL directed
to my new stock Of Tubs, Buckets. Ba-
Gins, etc, manufactured from IuuuTnted
Wood Fibre. pressed out in u piece,
without seams or hoops. 1. is light
and durabls, "ill not shrink or swell.
will not taint any kind Of liquid
sud bids fair to suIeFcedc lin and wood.
eli ware. Cal and examine it.
o-S. II. CHASE.
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Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions. US well IA glssr ware. Queens.
ware, etc. shuuld not fan TO examine
MY stock aud prices before purchasing.
"a penny sh'ed ia M good rs u penny
earned md you can sHYs none by
purchasing goods at home. cnrry y
large stock Of reasonable goods and
will ell Of Live md Let Live prices.
IEt. II. CnAsE.
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Texas S%iGtInEs.

a - weekly rarer, 500 pages. $500
illustrations. 800 columns, the most
popular Humorous Paper in tho United
States, for 81 a year hy subscribing for
the lSDEPESDEST. Onr contract with
the Siitings expires JANUARY 81. 1859.
Send in your subscriptions previous to
that date.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-23

We hFvc just received n large stock
Of Ladies' Hats. Ladies' DRESS Goods,
consisting Of Giughnms. Linens and
Woolcng, and Gcntlcmen's Clothing,
all Of the latest and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
3-ZG. J.. E~osEySTCCK.
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I udcrtukinu.

Having purchased OF Brown Il Hos
kins their interes; in the Undertaking.
business, | am nov prepared TO attend
to all calls In that line. / will nIso nj.
tend o tie repairing md upholstcring
Of Furniture, etc. Shop on Comm.rcipi
street, ueIt door TO brown 4 IioskipL.
old stand.
C-S. n. Y. PETERSON.
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"JIyc and JetJItc.,J

Those Who desire iopurcbGSe The best
queity II Groceries and Provisions are
referred 70 The above reliable house
Where fair dealing aud COURTEOUS treat
mcni is Tie ,ule. Glassware, Tinwsr,,
~ttpusrsis, Nails etc. always in stock
IL II. CnGsB
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. Wnnt Sic tiomIn Hnrc.


Tine tBliH%in rac< :aliy occurred in a
cotiHarIoahss III th!< rhnce lotclr. say
the Trnd1' ejRplbbc'u. lady ,cnch.
er Hna i1!ttfiirgh yonng class in toe
meaning Of different words. principally
.hy iIlHsipuon. st length the word
husband WAS reached. TO make il
clearer frrthom sho says: "Srpposinp
that | should GOT married, what would
!. be that wuul | bnye?' For n few
moments their little hends we're 5nsy
toying to comprehend what il would be.
whom Que bright ltitl, follow with his
coun,enancc heaming with satisfaction
at having solved the problem, shouted
out: "a baby mn'nm.
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3 WORD 10 our pntror..

The year 1858 10 drawing to u close
at which time IL Is customary TO mako
annual settlements and prepare for tho
opening Of the New Year. We pay
cash for paper, ink, typo and othc.
bacterial, rs we'll as cash TO cur work.
nioh, Lena lid any other Iu ness, Il
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Beg ara Ee@ ~ o4a observation. II =
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TIE s.=saEsF=z else U=9s @: Super
ZlzGGs-t = Ss-I STA 80; G! Dr.
'-5s1 Al--s. Ges -: ne; =i-A -=4
f-Tgg; % ;As aaltrs-y !: vos.3 sire
Sz:.s- satisfaction 10 retain iLs Ct
Us -?s~5=:e=i=-: & a.= 2a- =.=s
tE= SLY = s?51 Living CO. - g e
enable TIE ~i---=teu: - Gsv5:. Ii,
~lc!= .ze AL =.:e-::oa - t-s s-r&..
vision O! oz: P-LLe seho9i-. -.A 49,
;4o':y gisea aIa - az - e5:.s.:
wrongs -ad .e.:..y er:o-- SLsr=Ys. 5i..
co'e.ed in ,l5t: z.rzgs=sa:.
I.ssgge+:uIy sll-z4i;:sI.
=. ". EE-so~.
Assessor. E.Eo eyu-'-.
Etko. Dec. S. 1888.