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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-11-24
Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOreel0se and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that under power OF sale contained in 3
certain mortgage made BY WILLIAM c. ACHI,
OF Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, to Peter Dalton. OF
said Honolulu, dated the Srd day OF August, AID.
1889. and recorded In the Registry OF Deeds in
said Honolulu. in Book ti6, on pages 80 and rs
the undersigned Executors of the Will OF said
Peter Dalton, deceased, intend 10 foreclose said
mortgage. for breach of the condition therein
contained for payment both Of 500 OF the prin-
eipal and OF interest thereon from February Z,
1921. At the rate of eight per cent. per annlm-
Notice Is also hereby given, that after publicS-
tion Of this notice, In the English and Hswaiisn
languages, tor 8 period of three consecutive
weeks, the executors will advertise the motgag-
ed property for sale 81 public auction to be made
al noon on the 18th day of December, A. d. 1891,
81 the auction rooms of james y. Morgan, in
Honolulu.
The mortsAsed premises are thus described,
viz:
PirsT;-All that tract of and situated in Kali
hi, Honolulu. Oahl. containing 9l-loo OF an acre,
being APP OF Royal Patent 1916, L. c. A. l0li.
to kssnsans, described more fully in deed of L
Sayidge to W. c. Aehi. dated May Srd. 1854
Secoad:-All OF that parcel of land situated ST
kalswahine. in said Honolulu, containing sn
area Of sS-lo0 OF an acre more particularly de-
scrieed in deed from L. NsSuso 10 W. c. Aehi,
dated August Srd. 1889. 10 which reference is
made for . more particular description.
Third;-All Of that tract OF land situated at
NolokAi, being one-fourth of the Ahupuss of
AsnowSi, and containing an area of lilo e+l00
c: Aehi by deed Of Hoopii Alepau. dated Sept.
9Th. 1883,
SIN DAMON.
NJ McINERNY.
Executors Of the viii of Peter Dalton, deceased
Dated, Honolulu, Nov. 10th. 1881 14O0Sts
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Geah Embellishments,
TIE SrPRENRCoU OF

II - II = -
she Hawaiian I<iSndS-ln PROBATE. IL the
matte a. ire Estate ~ EREDSRICk FEIC-
CIR FoHD BOOTH. deceased. interstate.
Whereas II i SlieScS ts&s Frederick ftSSo-
rc-S RSo.A ale o. the StH Gay q Nay, tSS&, die
ir,eSsxte SaS sAss tie san az SSSsi.sS belonging
10 his estate IS row o. deposit with sAis Coo-s,
ne income. Issues Sre p-o1ss thereof % ee raid
~ Ars4 Long Ms z,etAe< during her lire and il
Appearing shxt nS person hiss been appointed -
S5nsrSste- 1Poz his estate and more thar c'Sss
ves-s have sxns-eS since he ScSeSSe q sid
irseSssfe xrS sid AlzS Long having SzSy SttS,
sSc-eS this Court 70 Or3e- tASt the said S=za 81
money helaacsaz 70 The estate q sid SreSe-scS
pass Fo-s ScetA Be paid cVe- 70 eer s. Ais
II ) he-eAv or6e1sS sAS; WEDNESDAY, she
Ss-s cav - necezSec, 1891, ~ % eNetoek A, n.
nsesa-S Justice % sAe Supreme CcSSs 81 Cham
he-S IL the Coz-s Ho1Ss a. AlssOsSss Hale,
Ho-o.zlz * xzS the SAINT hereby IS appointed
he sszae and place for AeS-szS sid pesisso- sad
.Axs 81 persons Interested nay thea ard sSsss
sQ9azs xaS show cSzSe. Il any hey have. WHY
he sane Sheza6 hs granted.
Dated S; Eo0ol1lz. his ~ SSS a. oecs-1 ssS,
1881 By sAs CoS-t>
s4sSN Geek - the Supreme Co@-s-
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DIED.

FOSTER Oakland. Nor I. lsel.
Daniel Foster, zge6 % years and s
months. formerly = resident o. This city
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BORN.

This CITY. Nor. l.. 1851.
70 the wife o: Z. B. Anerosch, son-
TOSH-To she wife c; John Tosh. late Of
Kzsskez. HIlo. Hawaii. son.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE

SUPREAE COURT OF THE
y EErzii.- Islands L Probate Il the mai
L. q he Estate q LAC MI. OF H0ooici7. de-
ceased il1ss.z-e- Before NJ justice BzCKLEToS-
o. re1EIlE AID fling TIE Petition CT L Aka
Of Txi-2zzlo. alleging thai Ian Mn OF Ho1o-
l1lC- died i1fe<tS-e = Huzoiui1. O. The S<h 6sy
q S=11e75e-- l. D. ISL. S1d p-sF1Eg that
Lzz-s-S OF AGZiCis--E-ic- Issue 70 L Akxz-
Of NoTzzb@-. 1ss-. b s-5 he-s5y y s2poin-ed
to- hearing sid Petition Before 1te said Justice,
= re Conf Ro0z q his Co1--- ~ HocoiEl1,
:. E2.ce the Ard plaza 81 persons concerned
Esr srleE- AID S5OE CEzse. = any they have
WY said Ps+i-ioo S1o1l6 III Be =-a-te6-
Dz-s6 Hozol1lz- Il I. November s-k- 1.21-
b. -.e Coz-z-
Isln-sf ? WTNDESBERG- DzPzy cIerk-
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

OAOSuI
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
L provisions of certain mortgage made BY
Fat Zip, Che Kun, Chew Wah, Yong Kow and
In Soy. doing business under the Arm name of
Wing Wo Wal Company of Waikele, Eva Oahu.
to Yong All In Of Honolulu, Oahu. dated Sept.
Soth, 1880, recorded Liber l26, page 80; notice
is hereby gwen that the MORTGAGE intends to
forclose the same for condition broken. to-wit:
non payment of intererst.
Notice is likewise given that, after the expir-
alton of three weeks from the date Of this notice.
the property conveyed BY said mortgage will be
advertised for sale at public auction. al the auc
ton rooms Of JAS. F. Morgan, in Honolulu. on
SATURDAY, the 5th day OF December, 1921, 81
IL O'Clock noon of said day.
Further particulars can be had OF W. z.
Castle.
Dated Honolulu, Nov, 1921.
YONG AHIN,
Mortgage.
The premises covered by said mortgage CON
sist of;
All Of that eertsin rice plantation with the
crops and appurtenances situate and being in
said Waikeie more particularly described. and
comprised in that Lease made BY Irene II
Brown ana Charles A. Brown. her husband, to
Fat Zip and others, m0rtgagors herein, dated
Aug. 25tn, 1880, recorded in Liber 12S, Page 81.
together with all of the buildings structures.
working cattle, horses. tools and implements,
and also all household furniture and effects con-
nected with said plantation. 14004ts
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MOrtgagee's Notice OF Intention
to FOreclOSe and of Sale.

- " y
IN that under power of sale contained in 3
certain mortgage made By kAHAkUAkOI and
kRALOHAPAUOLE, her husband. of Honolulu,
Island OF Oahu, TO Bishop s Co, of said Homo
lulu dated the 18th day of December. A. d.
$50. and recorded. in the Registry of Deeds in
said Honolulu, in Book 10, on pages 45a. As.
Snd +5s, and assigned to Peter Dalton of said
Honolulu The undersigned, executors of the
viii OF ssid Peter Dalton, deceased, intend to
foreclose said mortgage for breach of the condi-
ton therein contained for payment both of the
leips& sum of $500, snd of interest thereon
st the rate OF nine per cent per snnuu- in two
yeSrs from date thereof;
Notice IS also hereby given, that after the pub
hcatlon OF this notice, in the English and Ha-
ESiisn Languages, for period OF three consecu-
tive weeks, the said executors will advertise the
mortg1ged property for sale az public auction to
be made 81 noon on the 18th dsy Of December,
A D. 1881. 81 the auction rooms Of James F.
Morgan, in Honolulu
The moTigzged premises are thus described,
viz:
First: All Of that tract of land situate in Ka-
lin in said Honolulu, being the same premises
conveyed TO said kahak1skoi by deed OF II. Aona,
dated Nay 18th, 1859, recorded in the Registry
Once in Honolulu. Liber liz, pages $50 and sS7
Second: Ali that tract Of land known IS Ha-
nohzno situate in the district OF Eva, Oahu.
described in l. c. 4. $3.50 to Puhslahua. being
the same. premises devised 10 rs By viii OF B.
Pauabi Bishop.
SIN DAMON.
n McINERNY.
Executors of the viii ofPete. Dalton. decreased.
Dated Honolulu, Nov 10th, 1891 140ost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-11-24
Cspd aourrtissn,ruts
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure and Sale.

MuCtSaSee NutsCe vi FOre-
closure and Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that under power OF sale contained in a
certain mortgage made BY KAILIHAUNA and
HoIt. her husband. Of Katlua. Kcolaupokc, isl-
and OF Oahu. TO Peter Dalton. Of Hoaolula, IN
said Island Of Oahu, dated the Sh day Of April.
A, n. lSeo. ana recorded in the Registry OF Deeds
in said Honolulu, in Book 10. on pages %, u
and =, the undersigned Executors OF the VIII Of
said Peter Dalton, deceased. intend to forccloSe
said mortgage for breach Of the condition there
in contain ed Tor payment both OF Se}Sof the prn-
c,pal sum Of Stoo. and Of interest thereon at
the rate Of nine per cent. per snnum, from Oct.
< 1871
Notice is also hereby given. that after pnblica-
ticn Of this notice. in the English aud Hawaiian
languages, for a period OF three consecutive
weeks, the said executors will advertise the
be made at noon on the 18th day OF December.
A. ID. 1891, st the auction rooms Of James Z.
Morgan in Honolulu.
The morySSed premises are thus described.
viz:
Anos the following tracts Of land situated at
First:-An Of those premises described in
Royal Patent No. SgoS, l.. G.. A. 6969 20 kuahine.
One-hSlf Of said premises having been conveyed
TO said kailihsrna BY deed Of kuawels. dated
April sth. iSSs, Of record in Liber -. Folio ~
and one-half inherited BY her from her sister
Nohokaha.
Seeonds-AlI Of those premises described In
Royal Patent No. siS6, l.. c. A. sSS6. and being
Apans OF said Patent. conveyed TO said ksih-
hsuns by deed of said knawels. dated October
lst, 1889, OF record in Lieer II. Folio -.
s N. DAMON,
n. MeINERNY.
Executors of the VIII of Peter Dalton. deceased
Dated Honolulu. Nov. 10Th, 1921, i4ooSts.
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- The Ssr-El 81 sAe Ro-T = give 81
EAoz-cs tzi5z1c1f = G7se5S 80 So. -
T. .. - ~ - S-sxz vEzstle q 1As Eo1ol1l7
So ~ q .su 6oo-s AaoTs II $50
- a F7r-,ss-E- Mszz Nall-- Onss-F'SsS,-y
-. q }. : s. 4 = : q Ss7ss-S1eS
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Nrm Embellishments
ASSIGNEErS SALE
o.
REAL ESTAT {
On
Saturday. Nov. IS, 1891
At residence Of We, II, ps,Esut,
HSaSlcs. EsaAi.
Nrm embellishments

PROPERTY to De sold is on the beach s., ESnAle
Lot ]
Has large Building On il sad Is under lease
70 ". s. H.neverill for 8 term OF three 81 years
with privilege Of more. hailiing 10 be kept in
repair and GOD order hy the owner. Rent, SIS.
% per mouth until Feb. lSes. then $so.o0 for
Valance ef terra,
Lot III
oze hsil6iss On same. IN Poos condition now
occ7pie1 ey J. kskinS.
oae carriage hcsse 10 be removed ~ purchaser
within meath.
Deeds 81 expense % purchaser.
The property here described viii De sold At
Azesiea unless previously disposed Of.
rS-Eor further particulars. inquire Of ". i. n.
DxvEEEII. Assignee kss.te OF J. k2Sir4.
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meteorological Reeerd-
~ -zS @1TxESExSZ SIsf4A-
ETEST NoS2AT-
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viii pay prompt attention to
Island Commissions,

and forward goods by first Steamer Goods
in transit from the Coast taken care Of.
and hurried 10 their destination.
11SQSoI
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Executors of the Will OF Pete. Dalton. deceased.
Dated Honolulu. Nov. 10TH 1891 1z0o2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-11-24
DEPARTURES.

MoS1AE. Nor. 70
s-- Z B5sbog, Ii Clsi-s Tor W=isluA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

Socially considered. orientnls In Lon
don include only two classes, NJ oppo-
site ends Of the scale. They arc either
quite inferior or quite supcrior-ei,her
Of Limchousc or Whitehall Between
these i nothing The former class con
slsts alinost exclusively Of seaiaring
men. Their headquarters arc the
Strangers home In West India Dock
road. and the history Of that institution
Is practically the history Of the poor
oriental colony during the last forty
years II IL often said. and commonly
believed, that there Is a regular Asihtic
and particularly Chinese quarter In
east London. something like that Of
which we hear 10 much at San Fran
cisco only on n smaller scale, aud a
good many years ago there was some
foundation Tor tho hcliot.
The Royal Sovereign In Bluegnte
helds was a recognized rendezvous Of
Asiatic seamen. aud In tho neighbour
hood werr good many low lodging
houses kept and frequented by Chinese,
LNsears, Malnys and japanese But
tho opening ot the Strangers home
proved tho death blow. a. Il was In
tended to he, Of this unsavory settle
ment. Customer, gradually deserted
the lodging house, In favor Of the home
aud they were eventually shut up. .
St James Budget.
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! do not know whether hm singular 10
not induuiug very heartily tha cuihwt
asiic admiration Of bic wlieA genius De-
stoves, upon her after the . afh by carlyle.
in my ic1pnal interuonHe With hcr Hhe
seemed 20 me bright, clever Intelligent
woman. but ns to auy comparison betWten
her mental powefe and those oi The Two
great seluso' of our day, George sand and
George Eliot It was really aisuully intd-
Missile. She either had caughtffom CIR
lyle, W was naturally endowed with. q Tine
general contempt for the iniellects Of her
acquaintance. aud Ia her letters. thilk,
displays nu effort nt hdililucy and point
quite destructive OF be- eucci.
\ ,erj small Instance ~ this with rtier-
euco tn mysllf will Illustrate this tcndcncli
"Mr-. Butler paid me a VISIT said she,
with o. fidiug whip. ! suppose 90 Keep hrr
band TO-" ! was Dressed Boz my hanIi. aud
lust going ont on nome 1lck, ani rrecsait
riiy carried my Hdlnr uuip. which nm
not aware ~ ever pIagticIng thtcpirg my
hnud In iu the use 90 With any creature
hut my horse. The desire 10 write SOME
thug smart, such ~ 'his observation u
hers exhibits. seems 10 me uuplcuHnt and
unsuccos,fully and frequently apparent Iu
Mr. Cariylc's letters wish clever pDD.
pie had higher mud jnsiur respect f1r
simple stupidity. -Franceb Anne kcmble
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One Of the qucercst supcrstitlons Is
that Of finding the body OF drowned
man by means Of his shirt a man was
drowned In the river In front Of the
East 81 Louis leycc. Search was made
with boats for the body. but without
success Some one recalled the super
stition. and the searcher, took the shirt
the man had laid aside when he went
Ia bathing. spread Il out on the water
and let It Goat away. Il Heated Tor a
while aud then sank, and they searched
for the body where the shirt went
down aud sure enough found II not
far Rwny ono case Of this kind, OF
course, does not make rule but tbs
man who bosscd the Job In this Instance
said he had seen Il tried dozens OF
times and Il never failed st LOU,
GLOBE Democrat
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BRIEF TELEGRAns.

nj
London, NOV. " ine I"'..s ,.i
dispatch says thh " WV 49,
opiaion thst nothing serious wiz n.
pen. The Ehchanse V h'"i anu
ness pfoceeu' :" "'""''
New fork' NOV; $3.50. .Vl an
has the supply OF u,lnAins Ns''a In ~
10 low nor M. WV u,use' $3.50,
genuine Na'e! nsnlhe uon s,'is",
Than nj present tonhul--i"u' ey
says unless thsde Us raw, w 49,
VIII only last n''een VI '"'"' '''
r,,,,,.x
New YORK, nov ps-.nc Jury I
awarded Ihethas r9''sns' A. ~ ',a,,,
editor OF the NeW OtA as.i 80 80, a. I.
ages 10 an action nIsagn. m,f o,ai.
~ p.I,g a.,anitei and refused dfi NIX
h.caus. Of his color.
49,. -,
Pittsoufg, nov. .. huous ~
hundred men .niplpyeu ~ 1870,
laughing mills st,pcs ,o'ay s,ha,s
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,,shouia he IN I,c,y Iiouse.

]. Il. Wilson, S7l Clay st., Sharps
burg, Pa, says he viii not 10 without
Dr. king's New Discovery Tor Con.
sumution, Coughs aud Code, that I.
cured his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia after an attack OF "Ln
Gfippe,D when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her
no good. Robort Barber, of Cookspvrt,
Pa, claims DR.. king's New Discovery
has done him more good than any.
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble.
Nothing like Il. Try II. Free Trial
BOTTLES NJ A. G. Smith & Cos Drug
Store. Large bottles 50cand sl.OO. %
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Rules Approved by Board Of Health,
August 9Th, 1890.


RuLri. IL shall be the duty OF all
physicians 10 report Immediately 10 the
Board OF Health all cases Of Diph-
iberia, small Pox aud Scarlet Fever.
RULE II. The place wherein any
person or persons are lpoatei having
any OF the diseases mentioned In Rule
/. shall hav, displayed thereon a Vel
low Flag, upon which il printed, In
plain black letter., the name OF the dis
ease which therein exist.
RULE Ill. II shall be unlawful for
any person or persons 10 remove or iu-
terfoIe, In any way, with said iag
without permission rom Health Com
missioner.
RULE Nv. No person who In or has
been affected with any Of the Diseases
named In Rule I, shall be permitted to
leave tn. house In which he OF she re-
sides, or lodges, without permit from
tn. Board Of Health, TO 10 Issued on re-
ceipt Of n certificate from the attending
physician that all danger Of cOmmuni-
eating the disease has passed; aud no
person residing or lodging In house
wherein such a disease Ii present shall
attend school, church or other public
place, without perturbation from the
Board OF Health.
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Cory corners are mo- addition 10 any
room, aud especially delightful are they In
u library or drawing room. II Is by no
means a. difi-nlt 70 task 10 M ouf up ~
T. supposed hy many aud the expense u
not great. One ! Know Of Is a delightful
resting place. and is Just the thing Tor a
pleasant chat
Il Is trulya COY nook or window scat,
apparently made for the pulrusr, i1r a
niche loo che wall makes space ~ Inches
in length and H inches wide. one win.
dow with shade and slah curtain Of sufi
China sllk adds 10 Che pIeturr-lucuesa of
the srrnr. Ovcr the nrchway is fastened
an o.c'llhtinp bracket. which can le pur.
chased all the way from one dollar up
ward. u resemble, ftefwnrk. md eau he
of hand or sofi wood The one have spok.
en- " is painted With white enamel paint
aud ~ gildcd hers and there, ami cost e. %
Til. il then drape1 with a thin blue and
white material, which j. especially adapted
Tor dmping purposes. Small ball fringe
fuishei the edge.
Tho bench W seat which exactly fts To-
this spicr Is So iuchcs Va lrngth, Is iucbos
wide aud % inches high. Thi. b. cushioned
with old qailts sud comfuucrs until very
soft. and then an old fashioned blue aud
white coyerlld. which was spun anu wuye
nearly sixty ycar ago 10y The owners
grandmother. was thrown over IL, me
fringe bo.ug allowed 20 fall 20 the door.
VITA soft downy cushion. no the head and
back this l. most comfortable aud inyit.
Ing pot IN front OF the seat IL a leopard
rug which l. both novel and handsome.
AZ the right Is small tripod stand with
round top covered with a pretty cm-
broIder.d cloth. on tltls stands q lamp
that shed, soft, mellon light throughou;
this corner during tbs evening hour,
Cory corners and hooks arr frequently
fitted up Tor special occasions aud always
add much to tho attuCilycuess u Any
house Carrie May Ashton In Decorator
| aud Furnlshor.
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Commodore +. Vedder, while Young
man, teaching school, had occasion TO
punish mischieyous girl, aud, as was
usual In that day and locality, was about
10 resort 10 the ferulc. 10 the offending
maid he said. "Miss ---, give me your
hand" She dropped her head aud
blushed. Again he said, sternly, miss
-, say, give me your hand" Slowly
lifting ner eyes, she remarked; "Mr.
VcIder, this is embarrassing for me.
You should MT make such proposals In
public. However, You must ask my papa
tint. buffalo EAprcfs.
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Nori,r REGARDING NEGit'r TO
HErOHr DISEASES II nJhtT
TO QuAU.NrINE.

Attention Ia hereby called TO the fol-
lowing Rules OF the Board VI Health,
and rtques, IL made that all persons in-
tefeft.d In the suppression and pre-
y.ntion Of disease, Kindly report TO the
Health Authorities any cases Whatever
Of contagious or Infectious diseases
coming TO their knowledge. l wish
also 10 state, In view " false rumorr
which have come 10 me, that there IL no
reason why any Of the schools Of the
city should he closed, there being at
the present time very few cases under
quarantine restrictions.
Louis HALL,
Health COMMISSIONER.
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I.oSDoy, Nov. o. Further advlccs
from the laland OF Negropont In the
Fg.an sea state that the total number
Of people who perished by the burning
unknown British steamer II twenty.
a dispatch received says that the
steamer burned In the Vicinity Of
Nevropont has been identified as the
British sieAmer "Lux," bound from
Batoum 10 Antwerp.
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IsoSDOS, No.. 6.--Lloyd's agent AZ
Ffemantlu, western Australia, tele'
graphs that the NORWEGIAN nafk
ulInnil," which sailed from rev
YORK April 9TH last, hound for Ere.
mantle, has not yet arrived. oreat
anxiety prevails as TO her safety.
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Glow nra yon finding business, doc
TORI wa, asNcd Of a physician
Capital ht replied II have all |
can attend TO-
II didn't understand that there was
very much ,ickues, about
NO, there isn't. But We physicians
do not depend upon sioknes, as an Ia.
come On, no; most OF Our money Is
made from people who have nothing
the matter with them. ~ London Tit.
nlla
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l. practlccd by many people, who buy
inferior articles Of food because cheap
cr than standard goods. Surely In
faut- are entitled TO the hest food ob.
tainAbie. II ia n fact that the Gail B1r'
den Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk
Is the best Infant food. Your grocer
and druggist keep II.
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VALrAKAIeo, Nov. GA public
meeting has been convoked 70 demand
IN. estradltion Of two Of Balmaceda's
ministers implicated In the plot 10
murder General Cau,o. It's believed
that the ex.mini-ters In question have
taken refuge In the United States lega'
ton al Santiago.
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The Millionaire You ask the hand
Of my only daughteri
Young kchiiiless-l do,
The Milliouairo-l grant 1t upon one
condition.
\. S.-Name your condition,
The Millionaire That you will toll
me where you get your nerve tonic
ptlsburg Bulletin.
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you are troubled with rheumatism
or lame back, bind on over the seat OF
pain piece OF ilsnuel dampened with
Chamherlain's Pain Balm. You VIII
be surprised at the prompt relief u AZ
forts. 90 cent bottles for sale by u. q.
NJ. |. Drug Store. ds
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Extract IRON Health onismee rfi"S IL

Efirae, from Health oniEnee griHg fine
for non compliance.
"SEt'rtoS ls.-lhai any person who
violates, disoboys, omits, neglects or re-
fuses to comply with, OF rcsists any OF the
rules, orders, proclamatipns or sanitary
regulations Of tho Board OF Health,
Health commissioner or Mayor, or who
omlis. neglects or refuses ~ comply with
or why, who resists any officers or orders
or special regulations Of said Hoard Of
Health, Health Commissioner OF Mayor,
shall, upon conviction, be fned In a sum
not less than Five 5000 Dollars, nor
moro than ono Hundred $1,000 Dol
lars "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

Never before were wall papers so
beautiful, artistic aud expensive. The
best papers are distinguished by inc
tallic or mica effects, whereas the least
expensive varieties, such AS tints and
hat, are produced In soft, artistic col.
ora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

LoSpoS, Nov. GA dispatch from
VAlpafAiso today says that Admiral
jorge Montt was unaniu1ously elected
president Of the Republic Of Chile.