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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

s..x.tavx r,,nips vas intcrccdinr IN his bohnif,
,,,, hliahed n very readable Interview Witn tnn
r,r,sorer, IN which no ted his sido Of tho case
AyoruEs LKrTEH WITHIN.
Mr.. n. II. Osborne Now YORK lawyer and
fricnd Of Eorgans ttniiy, has written 1gvetn s
MrKinnoy o letter urging him 20 pardon the
youug man. The writer sayp:
sThe only reasons that | now put for'n TOT
ssting the exercise Of executive clefnency "a 70
rehanliifato The priFoner In some degree 20 tnss
he may 20 back 90 Europe freed from we rtlsins-
al take this action not 20 rnncn Ia inc prIson-
crse behalf, but that Of his mother anu the oIher
members OF his family. who VIII feel tnsi ne"
ltfe Il given them sboalf you acceds 20 TINS hp-
plicafion. 10 Il unnecessary for mo 70 say one
word more on the subject simply most NY,
rither tho 10Th or Doth instant, so that may
receive him at the gates Of the penitentiary ana
return him 20 Europe. viii even 90 eetispea "
vut, accede 20 this request 50 that the paruon 60
INTO effect only at O'Clock OF the evening ..
Monday the 20th instant. / shall not seek the
Aid OF any person IN tho United Statos. shan
NOT risk for any influence 20 be brought 70 bear
mon you; and now leave tho matter to your
consideration
~ propose TO arrive in Richmond on
Saturday morning, the lSth instant, anu,
frnIess you previously thereto favor me With
an answer, shall, With your permission, can
~ .he Executive Mansion for your final decision.
should / be delayed until Monday morning, then
I viii call upon you that date. However, trust
10 receive a communication from you notiiylng
mo that the pardon viii issue, so that L can re-
move the prisoner on tho night OF Sunday the
III pledge my word Of honor that the prisoner
shaIl leave this country on the Bremen steamer
sailing from New York on Wednesday morning,
tho 22d. and believe that his family will have
such influence over him that he viii never re-
turn 10 the United States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
DR.. WHARTON IN RICHMOND.
He breaches Here Twice To-Morrow-mr
Whites Meetinc-Other Services.


DIR. NJ. b. Wharton. the new pastor of
Freemason-Stroet Baptist church, Norfolk, will
spend tomorrow In Richmond.
He will address tho Venable-Street Sunday
school at 1890 A. NJ, and will preach In Nena-
ble-Street pulpit Mt IL o'clock tho anniversary
sermon OF the Ladies' Benevolent Society. At s
p. N. no win preach at the Second Baptis,
church the anniversary sermon OF the Young
Mems Missionary Society Of that church.
DR.. Wharton Is a brother OF tho Rev. II. M.
Wharton, so well known In Richmond, and Is a
preacher OF rare eloquence and thought.
GOTTEN REPRovED, SUDDENLY CUT OFF WITHOUT
REMEDY"
This was the theme OF Rev. Mr.. Whites sermon
at the First Baptist church last night. The text
was Proverbs XXX, / He that being often re-
proved hardeneth his neck shall suddenly be de-
stroyed and that without remedy" IL was a
strong sermon, fun Of solemn warning and ten
der Invitation. II pierced many a heart and
braught TO decision the undecided. The meeting
was In many respects the best one OF the week.
Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock and night
at O'Clock Mr.. White will preach again. A
special service win also be held at 1870 O'Clock,
continuing for one hour. To this young men are
especially invited, as well as to the other SER
vices OF morning and night.
MEMORIAL SERVICE AT BETHLEHEM CHURCH IN
CHEsTERPIELD.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock a memorial
service will be held at the Bethlehem Baptist
church, In Chesterfield county, in honor OF Mrs
Salie MCIyre. his VencraDlo ana eNceuent
lady was for many years q prominent figure In
the social and religious life Of her community.
After the death OF her husband, Mr.. Isaac Win
st0n, she had her homo with her stepson, Mr..
Carey Winston, until few weeks ago she died at
an extreme old age. She retained her powers
almost 10 the last, and never ceased 10 be an
eager and deyout attendant upon public wor-
ship. She was widely connected and beloved by
many, and tho service tomorrow viii attract a
great assembly. II was her wish that DR..
Hatcher should ofiiciate at her funeral, and In
accordance with that wish the Doctor will speak
at the service tomorrow.
He win occupy his pulpit at the tabernacle to-
morrow morning, have a reception OF new NOM
beers, and administer the Lords Supper, and i'm
medlately after win drive out 10 the memorial
services at Bethlehem.
NE. HUTsos AT TIE TABERNACLE.
Rev. j. Z. Hutson, the honored evan
gelist, win preach at tho Grace-Street Taber-
nacie tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock. Ii will be
the first time that Mr.. Hutson ever preached 20
the Grace-Street congregation and DR.. Hatcher
expresses peculiar satisfaction In his people
having the opportunity Of hearing him.
ATTaE Y. N. CA.
The meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association Sunday afternoon az 4 O'Clock viii be
conducted by Rev. l. b. Turnbuii. The following
programme has been arranged: Duet, Mr..
Leitch and Mr.. Armstead; yiolinist, l. Mafiree
organist, A. K Young; Pianist, N. l. Willis;
soloist, Haddon 3. Watkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Four Million Per Year

These figures were exceeded in 1890.
The number for 1891 will be far greater.
Assuming the average distance Of the two
parties TO each conversation to be one quar-
ter Of a mile "a low estimate), the tele-
phone saves an aggregate distance of one
million miles per year to the subscriber of the
Richmond Telephone Exchange in trans
hitting four million conversations. We
don't try to compute the time saved; il
would take too long. Your time Is as yalu.
able to you as any other mans is TO him.
We can't make time for you, but We can
save your time.
RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
n. B. Rood, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
AsTRoNe PLEA FOR MORGAN.
The Governor Urged to Pardon Him, but
Says He Cannot.

Governor Mckinney is firm in his de-
termination not to exercise executive
clemency In the case Of Prank Morgan, tho
young Englishman sent 70 the peniteafiery for
eighteen months for killing Captain Corles on
the lhtter's farm, In Alpemarie county. Great
pressure has been brought 10 boar on his Excel
lency 30 influence him TO pardon the young man,
but after having had great deal Of correspond
once and given tho case very careful conaidora-
ton. he Il satisfied that Il Is not one In which he
would be warranted In taking such action.
Norgnn's torn expires next Tuesday and
Superintendent Moses has decided 70 discharge
him from custody ut Q O'Clock that morning
Tho young man. who h highly connected and
well educated, has made good prisoner and has
won the sympathy Of the officers OF the instItu-
tion. He u cheerful and HE manner h agree
able. The DlafAfcu, . few vsoka aSA whoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Richmond Theatre.

Tho third act of Faust was beautifully
rendered last night at the Theatre by the princi-
pals OF Emma Abbo,t's Opera Company. Mr..
Broderick as Mephistopheles, SIC. Micheleane as
Faust Nine. Broderick, lovely siebel, and
Miss Eva Cummings, sweet and fascinating
Marguerite, formed the cast. All the artists wore
In fine voice and used every effort 10 make their
work effective. The costumes were very hand
some
In the selections Nine. Broderick sang ~
Dreamps that Dwelt In Marble Halls" and was
enccred. tThe Heart Bow'd Down. by Mr..
Broderck, called, as a matter OF course, for an
snaore, TO which he responded. Miss Eva Cum
mings sang the Grand Aria from the Lucia. for
which rem sho received perfect ovation.
The Ida act Of Ernani closed the performance
and wa, sung by Macheleane. Brodefick, and Ma
dame Broderick. and was In perfect keeping with
the artistic performances by these artists.
At tho matinee to-day the last act OF Trovntore,
the third act Ct Martha, and the last act OF
Ernsni VIII close the engagement Of these gifted
and cultured arttsfs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Jackson-ward Election Cases.

Argument on the motion to quash the
Indictments in the Jackson-Ward election cases
was begun yesterday afternoon In the United
states District Court before Judge Hughes.
United States District-Attorney Borland and AS
sistant l. @. Bristow represented the Govern
ment and Messrs. G. V. Meredith, Meade Has
kins and James Lyons the defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
DELINQUENT TAXES
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAl
~ PAYERS.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT T,yEs,l
Rf,IIuoAu Anil 1 1891 (

RICHMOND, April /, 1891 I
BY AN ORDINANCE OF TIRE CITY IT 4
REQUIRED that notice shah be given In it'
daily newspapers, under tho direction a i.'
Committee on Finance, that the LIST or pA
LINQURNT TAXES On REAL ESTATE Tor hI
preceding year will be published in one o. mort
OF the daily papers and Also tue time aul lAf
OF sale Of said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with tho above, notice u hereti
given that said list will be published 10 Tie sat
on SATURDAY the 18Th day 81 AprL Al
SATURDAY the % day Of May, 1891 Tie sal.
will take place In front OF tho City Hall on hoal
street between Einth and Tonth streets bcis"'
the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ. and O'Clock +. NJ, I
MONDAY tho 4th day Of May, 1891.
All parties who do not wish 10 have their ~
perty advertised and sold "A delinquents nus
pay on or before the 18th day Of April, lstl
JOHN A. MEANLEi,
ap 2-eodlm Collector Of Delinquent Taxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
c,eveland's Colossal CoIored srin.trsIs.

One 0f the most famous and successful
minstrel organizations on the road Is Cleyelands
Colossal Coie<od Carnival Minssrele, numbering
half a hundred. and which win appear AZ the
Academy OF Music next Wednesday night.
Promiaes are made Thai II viii DO one Of the
most remarkable and Interesting minstrel per-
formsn<c essr Witnessed In Rtchmcnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

No weli-regulated household should he without
bottle Of ASoosruRA BIrTERs, the wcrld-ro-
nowned appetizer and inyigorator. Beware Of
countsrfclts. Ask for tho genuine article, manu-
factured by DR.. J. q. b. Siegert & Soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

When you wish TO have job printing done
send to the Dispatch Company fer esti-
mates and you will find out that ron can
save money. AL kindsof printing prompt
" executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

II your back aches, or you are an worn out,
good for nothing, is Il general debility. Browns
cleanse your liver, and give good appetite
tones tho nerves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

Illustrated pamphlets Of Woodland
Heights and Forest Hill Park mailed on
application. A. j. BRADLEY q Co.,
Manchester, We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
REGISTRATION MANDAMus cAsEs.
Several of Them Before the Supreme
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

A petition was filed in the Supreme
Court Yesterday by Assistant United States
Dlstrict-AttOrney BristOw asking for n mands-
mus TO compel W. p. Ballard, registrar in NeY-
port News, TO allow II. DE Il. Clay to have copy
OF his books made. Messrs. X. Carter Scott and
Charles V. Meredith are counsel for Mr.. Ballard,
who was I'm the city yesterday. As a copy OF the
petition was not served upon the defendant un-
IN Yesterday morning the case was continued
until next Tuesday In order 10 allow him time
In which 70 prepare an answer.
Judge Hinton inquired Of the plaintiffs coun-
sci why the application was not made 70 lower
court having jurisdiction. The reply TO this was
that Judge Gunter, the nearest circuit Judge TO
Newport News, lives In Accomac. Clay was
recently elected president Of the Republican
League OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
THE COLEMAN CASE.

Messrs. II. r. Pollard and Charles V. Meredith,
counsel for w. II. Sands, yesterday filed their
demurrer and answer TO the petition OF George
Coleman. The defendant stated that no Is not
now and was not on the day tho application for
registration was made registrar .of Shoemakers
precinct In Henrico.
Mr.. Waddin yesterday brought another Hem
rico case similar 70 that of Coleman before the
Court. IL was TO have been argued In the after
noon. but at that time Mr.. Waddill asked for a
continuance 80 as TO take evidence, and post
nnnement was had until next Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Other Cases Heard.

Charley against the city Of Richmond. Ar
gued by Charles V. Meredith, Esq, for defend
ant in error, and T. II. Mcclure, ESQ.,, for plain
til in error, and submitted.
Jones and ais. against Board OF Supervisors Of
Pulaski county. Appeal and supersedeas al
lowed 20 decree OF Circuit Court OF Pulaski county
pronounced Sd April, 1891.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Commonwealth. Writ OF error and SUI
persedeas awarded to judgment OF Circuit Court
Of Pulaski county rendered at the March term,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
AUCTION sALEs TODAY.

RI sl,I,. u sazAAR, 10 and II m. as.ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

LNOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE Nos
II 525 north Eighth street; six rooms b. ~
sides bath and store-rooms. In god orlrl
modern conyeniences. Apply 20 Z. A. BAkBEh
City Hall. ap lH-2T .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
FOR RENT.

E0R RENT, THAT VERY NlCE6s
n and attractive DWELLING No. 332s
south Laurel street, directly on the strce'-tli
line. Contains six nice rooms and tho rent q
j. Is. ELAN,
ap1S-Bt' IlI3 cost Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18
Tho judiciary

"The seat of Justice is the throne of
God. and her voice the harmony of the
world. All Heaven and earth bend to her
patent sway and circle her with glory"
Responded 10 by Judge John Fl. Ingram,
of the Hastings Court.
Judge Ingram opened his speech by
quoting the words of q wise man, who said
that Judges ought TO DO morelearned than
witty, more reverend than plausible, and
more advised than confident Above all
things integrity is theirportion and proper
virtue. Again this master mind says let
no man weakly conceive that Just laws and
true policy have any antipathy."
Proceeding to discuss the subject as
signed HIN the Judge said
The Judiciary Is and always has boen inti-
mately associated and connected with commerce,
manufactures, and commercial usages-
II we were asked 20 choose from the nations OF
the earth tho one naoet prominent for Its CON-
mefce and whose merchants have long since
circled the globe with their wares and rnerchan-
disc Il L. highly probable thar with practical
uaanmity "Old England would be selected,
and II / shah show that her prominence In this
regard has been In a great measure due 10 the
efforts Of her enlightened judiciary who 20 wisely
and we'll have fashioned into form and shape
wholesome laws for the regulation and promo
ton OF trade, win have proven the intimacy OF
the "worids Judiciary" with tho worlds COM
rnerce."
ran LAWS PROTECTION NECESSARY.
eTrado and commerce can no more exist with
out the protection OF law than can society. The
we'll being OF our very soa,s and bodies Il depen-
dent upon isws--the human and divine. There
lore the origin and history Of Law y subject OF
eroat interest. and II IL moro or less Incumbent
upon every Intelligent being 70 DO somewhat ec-
quainted With its sources and greatest expound-
ersL" Commercial law Is q fabric Of human tu-
rssp<udenees which 10 che main has been the re-
SUIT Of the brain and energy 81 merchants and Is
derived from maay sources. Numerous, how
ZINE and tins imperial laws. the laws OF Rome
and Athcns that re are largely indebted. but
moro immediately 70 INC rules established by
shcse commercial republics Of Southern EUROPE
unsch nfss emerged from the barbarian OF the
dAxk axes An eminent law writer has SAID that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

PubLshers- aud ManuIacturers1
2s00-2-4-6-S Main street, Richmond. Va.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

sSstsrly side Of ksnshSrehS sehoc,
premises he IS entitled 10 ii by
necessity. But the Commissioner
hiss loeStsd It very ireoaveniently
to- PslSni (wl, Iswo0l6 cut through
the bScS pSrs II s SsSbls thSt hiss
been SppSre2tly standing for nSoy
ysSrS. We noticed On our visit 10
the ,e-s u ra1 thSt Ar. Shsw hiss
lzrd SijoinlnS the PelSuS lot extend
ms 70 the Government roS5. Why
should aOt the night q way Be sw2ri-
ed 70 petitioner over his own lSrd as
tSr IS Il extends The statute ra-
Guires thSt the decision shall be
= saultShls.@ Sn1 We think Ii would
be Ins0uitabla - SvSri one s right
q Ezy over Gro,hs-'S land. causing
the removal q buildings, when It
cSn be Svos1e6-
1t wzS sisted n argument Sni &6-
mTed BY counsel On both sides that
this los : under lsSSa BY Mr.. ShSw
% Al Ling. one Of the defendants.
Ii i cultivated IN bSnznSs. The
Judgment q the Comm,sSiouar Is
reversed. Sri we swstd night OF
wzy three lest wide. beginning 81 the
stone val CT the Government r0ad
IN question. Gnd running on the
Sbsw l2ni (mSrked No. , on the map
Eled slong It's sSSse-ly side, where
II siioinS the PelSni lot, The right
Q: wSy Is 70 rUn mSksi ST right
singles. s. neS- IS mSy be, 70 the
Government roSi, and 10 continue on
through the Shaw los msrked No 2,
10 snd through the L-shsped psrt of
the Pelsni los marked = E on the
nsp over the sUwsi 10 the Shsw
land marked No 3 on the msp. The
night OF wsy Is not TO be fenced out
The expense o. opening the wsy 5
% be borne by the petitioner
Esch party 10 pSy his own eosts-
". .. Smith for petitioner; 5 h
hsne for defendants
Honolulu, Ap-il -. 1891
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

Scco1rt u S0-s Circumstances Or
Other. reasonable Snd nscsSSSry.
In Co@uooweSlth vs. Boston 16
Pick. as the city wSs indicted tor
nos putting II 0-ds- s new public
roSi n South Boston Susho<izsi by
ssSccsss the Court held thSs the CITY
EzUcS decided thxt the work q
completing this roSi Sni making i
pGsSsbls IS s street Sko1id he tSksn
M they were bound 70 complete Il
within reasonable tine % such
conclusion. zzi IS - reasonable
uDs. Tie Court SID. i the CITY hSi
intended q defend O. ths ground
inst they kGi proceeded Sn6 were
proceeding with reasonable dill
Escea. u make Sni cO0plsss this
highway. znd thzt they hS6 nos hSd
rszScozcls U0s StEs- passing the
O-ds- % conpis,s I. they should
Ezve So tCzsh tke fEcts necessary 70
-zln.zsr such defense thzt the
Court might Judge q them
Ire salute Unds- which S pound
--zSss- : suthO-lzsi ID sci ssuSys,
u-s- bs Construed strictly against
hin Ens owner O the esITzys :
entitled = hSTs the lzw strictly car
ned o1c- The lzv requires thSt
ss-sys thzs z-s nCs Claimed shzll
be sid 81 zCc-io2 81 noon OF the
E-st Saturday ensuing 2tts< the ex-
plrgEo- q twelve dSvs rou The
II-s q IUpO11iIrg. s 6alsy Q:
three days. therefore, n posting the
notices Materially dlninlShsS The
owners chances q beng IL
formed q the inpoun6lng q
his animals sni tnzs they a-e
liable = be soI1 = he highest BID
der. hs : entitled 70 hsys the 10
tices usis Scc1-3-ng - lsw, thSt -
Is son s. possible. : e. within
The s1u-rssc practicable tine, ! g
Gs soOa s. Circumstances permit.
GfIs- the lnpo111lng. tc- he o his
friend nay. passing along the Coz5-
q ne saco-d O third day. te II 3
position . see The notice tG2E ought
- De there, SD1 miss seeing them.
because Q. 81 rwzrEz1-zble delay
II posting them s-6 - Ee % injured
n his property
We are satisfied rhz- delay q
three Gsys : 10. II accordance with
the statute unless gUCd reasons
Be shown tc- such delay. which k2s
CCz been done n this case
1t : incumbent OF the defend
ant 70 show cL8t 81 his proceed
1-Es hsye been II entire conform
IN With the provisions OF these st2-
tutss, and sny failures II this res-
peel beng 81 abuse q authorety
given him by laS, VIII make him
tresuSsser C iz5tic
Smith rs Gates u Pick IS.
Me-riek - Wo-k- 10 Allen, 81:
Sherman IS BrsrrSn, Is Met 4JI.
We are therefore Of the opinion
that the sale vas Illegal and that the
pIsinsiE : entitled 70 tie fUl value
o. his horses a. the tine q sale
without Offset for pound fees
Exceptions Cveruled-
". r Castle for plaintiff: J. L
ksuI1k01 and J. 4 Msgooc tC-
defendant
E0noIrIu. April Il. 1881
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

OPE-1S @ II CJCEE FEz JUDD. c !.
he Couuiss-o1eE awarded ID De-
zcre- hight q way three feet
vide uTs- tEe land q Pelzui w. 81
hzlzspOhzku, kEpzIsns- Honolulu,
Oahu
twas located By the ConnissiC1-
81 &C begin q tEs E1rth co-1er q
Pelznis lznd sod By p keslik0lsni
70 kEEisns b. DEED recorded II L-oeE
g. 2 - q stone val and runs
along the ECE1LBe=t boundary OF
kuhlz1s. 70 L c. Award 2266.
thence zc-oss z portion Of this s8srd
% ard sc-Css q suTzI-@ Tie de-
fe1izrts spp5aled- L appears iron
the testimony thai This Ia called
huEls1Es was UCieEca3 t0E many
years previous 70 the sale TO kuhI-
ana ana that the persons occupying
the land Uzkzi q = 1OE Owned BY
M Shaw. hsd access % the GoyeEn-
ns1t rad through every part Ct the
kuhisns Ios g I suited their c11ve-
nisncs- On the sale 20 kuhisns II
1915 Il vas fs1cad and built upon
ard sfrerEerds divided 70 kahisna's
ha.rs. C1e q WHOM i Pelsni w.,
defendant Mr- ShsEs predecessors
II the title, and his tenants since MS
purchase o. the land below n 1856,
Es-s accustomed 70 pass through
gate II PeLsniis fence on the Gov
eminent rad oTsr her land 70 z
gate II ts1cs which separated the
horse los Eron her cultivated land
below Leased % Al Ling, defendant.
and along Z Eus1ns OF bank 20 Mr..
ShsEs land. This Lsst msnGoned
gate Sss clossd b. Al Ling. defend
ant and caused this application
L L Gear that the right OF way
claimed .! ths Petitioner, 9lr- Shaw,
RS not bes1 acquired By prescup-
G0a- for IL uses only began II 1875,
when the fences were PM up
We think EozeFe-- That Mr- ShsE
Z entitled 70 Z right q way u his
Isnd from the Go7eznuent rad
mszks which leads 70 the stone
ousrry and cut = King street OF the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA|

DIS-TG- RING HTMORS. Ea-siaa.s,< Er-p-
IL ssa->, LscaS2S szS Burning ska To-scrss.
TcSshscczs S2-eS, Sz2 every SPECIES q IseAi7S.
Scalv FiErly, luhs-i;eG. Sc-osaloGs. and SypA&
G-Ss ps<ssses q TIE Blood, SSi2. S23 Soa1P, with
Less q EzS- tro= i7sxncy - ca as. are cared BY
Cr-rsccSA RsSolvENr. Tie rev SloeG P,sri6sr.
t-.s--a-,y, s-G CCTIcrSA ard CyrIcCEA soar. The
S-sas SKI GINS and Bsa-sfSsrs. externally.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

Cutieura, the GEEAr SKIN CCRk "a Ne3seial
Jelly for external usel, instantly Sliss ltchnS and
lafSnr-Sfioa, clears the Skin and Scalp 81 Hurno-s,
Sous. ami pSnGrGr, destroys Dead Skin and Flesh.
hsais Ulcers, Sores, and DiSehsrSias Wounds, ~
Ssozcs the Hair. and hsantites The skin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

.NCTTCCRA RESoLVENr, the new R,oea Far.
" fe-. OisTes;c. &si AQeS;cnt, eleSases the Sloe3
and Pe-Spizs:soa % all Impurities asi eeiscnoSs
Elements, S2G thus reSaoVss the CAUSE. He2es
: eg-es speedily, permanently, and eeoao@ieally-