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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-16

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position written by one OF the young
ladies Of kawaishao Seminary. a. the
recent exhibition. L IS brief sketch
OF the institution since lis origin twenty
four yesrs ago, and contains incidents
not generally known. We regret that
Miss Helen Pepoon, the able principal,
who has had charge during the past two
or three years, and 10 whom much OF its
present efficiency is due, has resigned
and returned to the States. Three others
o. the te2chers,-Aisses Davis, Hoppin
and Patch have also resigned, and
have or VIII leave soon for the States,
though Miss Patch intends returning in
the i2l 10 reside and teach music, for
which she has peculiar gift, as has
been demonstrated il the proficiency o.
her pupils the pas year. This semi
nary mas prospered very much the past
year, and the young ladies who have
had the advantage o. tuition IN It, have
shown Z remarkable advance II 6eport-
ment, elocution and N the perfect har-
mony Of their singing, which was notice
able more especially IN the choruses
that were sung al the exhibition. The
dumbben practice was very prettily ex-
executed; indeed Il would be difficult 10
find fifteen young ladies ,or young men
either in any other country 90 through
q fifteen minutes drill without missing
a single move, as was done by these
young Hawaiian amazons.
Miss Ida u. Pope, who has been an
assistant teacher during the past year,
takes charge OF the seminary as prin-
cipal.
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The CHICAGO EXPOSITION.


The ambition Of the managers OF the
Worlds Fair at Chicago seems 10 grow
by what II feeds on. Larger space,
larger buildings, larger appropriations
Is the demand Of every department.
One OF the most interesting depart
ments vii De the live FISH exhibit.
This is in charge OF Mr.. Seal Of the
United States Fish Commission, and con-
sidered one OF the foremost icthyologists
OF the day, he having travelled all over
the world looking for novelties in fishes
and marine products generally. In q
full statement, received by US in the las,
mail, from DIR. Sea-, ne proposes to
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-16
The Earth,s Longitude.

1t has been pointed out that the
shifting of masses of air and water
may explain the recently observed
changes in the earth's axis of rota-
ton. A German physicist, Herr
Lamp, notes the displacement
northward of the maxima of air
pressure in the tradewind region,
and of ocean currents, as the sun
rises in summer; and that
the water passes back to the
southern hemisphere as our
winter approaches. 1t is cal
culated that the change observed
in the latitude of Berlin (about
five seconds) would be brought
about by the movement of 25O0
cubic metres OF water from so
degrees south latitude TO SO de-
grees north latitude, producing a
rise in sea-level of only four inches.
The reality of,the oscillation of the
axis is to be tested in different parts
OF the Notwithstanding the South
Pacifc-by further observations,
and the result will be awaited
everywhere with great interest,"
S. J. Mercury.
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u all classes; SOC. per month.
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POISONED By 4 CEN
TIPEDE.
Il Is Boiled in Cofee-Pot
With Fatal Effect.

II Is BOued IN 4 Cofee-POt
With Fatal Effect.
! family OF SIX persons by the
name Of Boulding, moving by wagon
rom Tennessee to Texas, camped
Oh the line OF Baxter and Boone
counties IN Arkansas. recently. They
had coffee for supper, which was
prepared in q tin vessel without a
cover. Next morning Mrs. Boulding
warmed over the coffee that had been
left, Of which she and two OF the
children drank freely.
Scarcely had the breakfast been
finished when the entire party
father, mother and four children
were seized with the most excruciat-
ing pains. Their screams brought q
neighbor to the rescue, who sum
moned physician. When the doe
Tor arrived the mother and two of
the children were dead, and the
other members Of the family were
only saved by the skill of the physi-
can, who administed antidotes for
poisoning.
Examination Of the coffee revealed
me fact that mountain centipede
had crswled into the coffeepot dur
ing the night and had been boiled
Cor breakfast Memphis Appeal
Avalanche.
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The Electric Novelty.

Thomas a. Edison is in Chicago,
and, speaking about the World S
Fair. he said he had 3 novelty in
view, although the details were yet
hazy. His intention is TO have a
combination of photography and
electricity, SO man can sit in his
parlor. see depicted on q curtain
the forms of players IN an opera or
drama on distant stage and hear
the voices of the performers.
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Public School Examinations.

PubIfc School Examinations.
The annual examinations Of ire Pablo
na~ schools Il me dist-5c, Q, Honolulu,
vi be held this ye2- Is follows:
SCHOOLS y -HE ESs1-sE LkNaUkGE-
0x MoSnAy. July 18Th. a. Nsnoa, Wa
EEksi. and h2lihi1k2 Schools.
OK TUESnAx. July 18th. ~ A21loi-ii-i,
1EarouesviIie. and Noanzlua Schools
OS wE1SEsnAY. July 18th, ~ the PohU-
kalaa Girls school and Ihe BeTe,ania
Street Selec. school
Or THUEspAy. July lon, u The hahe-
1ura tRoyal SCHOOL, and me ha,ihiw&e-'a
School.
OK FE1DAx. July I-Ih, - the Fo-t Street
school and he Kauluwela Schools.
ScEeo1s y TIE HAWAIIAN LANeUAGE.
Ox NoxpAY. July 18th, al the Govern
1aent school House AZ hawaiahao, the
Common schools OF Kaun2kspih ,hswaia-
hao. Pa-oa and Roma ".
AM Al EvA. WAIASAE AND KooIAUFoKo,
Island OF Oahu, as follows:
Or MoxDAY, July 18th, ST waiawa, Eva.
OK TUEsDAy. July 18th, 81 Pokai, Waia-
rae
OK WEDNESDAY. July 18th, al haneohe,
hoola1poko.
o. THURSDAY. July 10Th. 6; waiahole.
kOolaupoko.
OK FElDAv, July 18th. a. H&kipuu, KoO-
lalpoko.
The exercises. which are free % al, viii
begin 81 g O'Clock a. n. or each Of the days
named. and the summer vacation viii ex-
tend 70 Monday, the til OF September
ne--. or which date new term viii begin.
". JAS. SMITH.
School Agent.
ozce o. ne Board o. Education.
J--e 1oth. 1881
o-Sc 1885
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Notice 70 Public Schools.

TIE regular annual examinations and e
Jews o. classes n the Public Day Schools
throughout the Kingdom. vii be he'd his
gear. dunng the week that viii end or
FRIDAY. the I.th Of July next; and The
Summer vacation OF 81 Public Schools.
VII extend from that dase. 70 MONDAY,
ne III O. September next. On which date
new term VIII begin.
No Public School conventions vii &C
red his year.
Bv C-de- Of the Board Of Education.
Y. JAS. SMITH,
Secretary.
E5-calo2 0fce, June s, 1881.
Z7S5 IS7S-St
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1O-PAGE EDITION.

Ire national kamehamehs holiday OF
June Ilth, established some twenty
wears since, 10 commemorate the dyn-
asty, which was soon 10 lapse ior want
OF 81 heir, passed Of, very creditably
and 10 the enjoyment OF those who took
part II the various entertainments The
races and the picnic in The valley were
reported by Us. but want OF space only
prevented allusion 10 the railway exeur-
sions, which drew away I'VE or SIX hun
dreds from the '.horrid'' dust and hea.
Of the city 70 the cool groves OF Pearl
City and other less pre.en6ons resorts
o. the route 0; the road, which vii each
year be resorted 20 more and more, Is
they become better known. For health,
resi- and real pleasure 70 Cd and young,
give Us : holiday outing or the shady
banks overlooking beautiful Pearl Har-
Dor, and It's charming islets, IS sing by
Cur Poe: OF Dalbeattie.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION n
AUSTRALIA.

Thursday, april 9;h, was the last day
Of the great Convention held at Sydney
for the purpose OF drawing up a liill TO be
submitted 70 the Legislatures OF each
Ausuralasian colony, who VIII vote yea
or nay IS to the adoption Of the Act to
be called the Constitution OF the Com
monBealth OF Australia" Our readers
VIII be able 20 see from the details we
shall furnish how far the proposed Con-
stit1tion IS based upon that OF the
United States with State rights and
Federal rights, and how far, especially
on the formation and functions OF the
Cabinet, the usage OF Great Britain has
been followed.
The adoption OF the bill was moved by
Sir Samuel Griffith. Premier Of Queens
land, who expressed his confident
opinion that, as it now stood, the bill
embodied the bes. Constitution which
could ST present be framed with any
chance Of acceptance.
Sir Henry PaIkes New South Wales
congratulated the delegates, in a brief
farewell speech, On the work they mad
accomplished, and gave II as his opinion
that an the colonies would be quite salts
fed with the result which had been
attained. Several o; the delegates,
mostly from the smaller colonies, doubt
ed the wisdom OF submitting the pro
posed Set 70 be passed on in lis entirety
by g yes OF no vote bit a very large
majority Q: the delegates were OF opinion
that to submit the proposal for . con-
sheraton . rather than for approval"
and 70 allow each colony 70 make as
many amendments as it chose. would be
TO undo the whole work OF Cancellation
and compromise which had occupied the
Convention Tor SIX weeks. Sir George
Gray New Zealand) complained that
plural voting was still allowed, but, on g
motion being put, ne was LEFT the only
one on his side Of the question.
Each colony Is 70 submit the adoption
Of the Act TO IFS people by one OF three
ways. l. 1 general election may be
held. and the bill then De placed before
the new Parliament or ., a special
convention may De elected with power
to decide this question only or 8, the
measure may be submitted directly to
the people by means OF plebiscite.
Within six months OF the passage o
the measure the Act is to be proclaimed,
and the Queen win then declare that the
several colonies which have assented
are united as the Commonwealth of
Australia"
The Legislature 10 consist OF q Senate
and House OF Representatives, to be
called the Parliament
The GovernoE-General to be appointed
by the Queen.
There is to De session OF Parliament
at least once every year. The Senate is
to consist Of eight members from each
State, chosen by the Parliament Of each
State; Senators to be chosen for six
years, one half to retire every three
years- Qualification for Senator: Thirty
years Of age, an elector, five years resi-
dent IN the Commonwealth. Naturalized
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To Explore the Arctic.

The Academy OF Natural Sci
ences will send an expedition to
the Arctic Ocean. The expedition
will sail from New York June LIST.
The expedition TO be headed by
Lieutenant Peary, U. S. n, for the
inland exploration of Greenland.
Lieutenant Peary's expedition is
to go out under the auspices of the
Academy of Natural Sciences, and
with the moral backing and pat
ronage Of several other eminent
scientific societies. Peary has form
ulated 8 scheme for crossing the
"ice blink OF Greenland OF the
line OF his reconnaissance several
years ago, and with the object of
locating the northern terminus of
Greenland and filing out the coast
line, as there never have been
practical explorations by water.
The programme is 10 charter
q steamer for the summer
months. The passengers will con-
sist of Lieutenant Peary and his
band CT six, 8 party OF Mortimer
and q party of scientists appointed
by the Faculty of Natural Sciences
for the explorations through the
Arctic seas. The latter party will
consist OF specialists in all branches
OF natural sciences Phil. Record.
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u : san Francisco paper OF May sd
We notice among the imports received
the following items: Coffee $50 bags,
lines go boxes, tamarinds IS boxes,
pineapples y boxes and manages Sc
boxes.
All these products grow and thrive in
the Hawaiian Islands, indeed manages
and t2marinds are absolutely wasted by
the hundredweight, and so large a pro-
portion 0: or lines are wasted that the
remainder are sold al al abnormal price,
but export there IS none. OF the above
imports into S&n Francisco the coffee
came from Central america, Costa Rica
and Guatemala probably, and al the
fruits from Mexico. L IS quite possible
that those manages. tam2rinds, ETC.,
were packed as long as ours need De
were We 70 export the same fruits to San
Francisco instead OF letting them be
come. IS they often do in their season, g
nuisance rotting on the ground. The
collection and boxing OF an experimental
consignment might be worth somebody's
attention.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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pape-S. nor 70 receive payments from
subscribers
Slrcle copies a the DsILY ABvEs-
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informstion that viii lead 70 the
conviction - any one stealing the
Daily o. Weekly LETT 81 the Office or
residence Of subscribers
ER- Lengthy advertisements should be
handed IN during the day, 70 insure
publication the next morning. Short
notices received up 10 10P-N-
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO,
H II. WHITNEY, Manager.
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For the Coast.

Not many passengers leave by the
Zealandia this day. Up to Saturday
noon the following named are the only
ones registered as going: Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Campbell, Miss Campbell, W. 4.
DER, Rev. W. 4. Brewer, Miss Tanning,
Miss Vida Mccartney, Capt. Nelson,
Miss Patch, O. 3. Gum.
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ALATAU 7. ATKINSON.
DEEAk-EES- OF ENLSCE. 2
1CSoLULU. Z. !. June !. ISSJss j

Notice : hereby gwen 20 Depositors II
re Postal Savings Bank that or and after
July I. 1881. the following rates q interest
VII be established:
Per cent.
On Deposits not exceeding $500 - ~
On Deposits above $50 70 5000 -.--4
On Deposits exceeding $500. .......-...3j s..
Under the Acs approved August c. 1880.
DePosivors can transfer their deposits not
exceeding $3.50 10 the Treasury, receiving
y place o. Postal Savings Pass Books,
Government Bonds. bearing interest al
Five Per cent, payable IN not less than
Eve OF more than ten years from date Of
-ssue. The Bonds are free from ell Gov
eminent Taxes. and the interest payable
semi-annu2lly.
4. :. WIDEMANN,
1-S222t Minister CT Finance.
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Teachers, Examination.

my person DESTROYS Of employment IN
Ce- me Board OF Education can be eI-
Gmired by the InspectO--Gene-al OF ap-
p-icatson % MIN when OF tour. Ersmin2-
ions VII Dc he'd n Honolulu. July 18th
and 18Th.
ALATAU 7. ATKINSON.
InspeC1or-General o. Schools.
0Ecs q the Board q Education.
Eo-c-Clu, June 9. 1881.
Z-S7 IS7e-St
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For Nervous Exhaustion
IEse Horsforfi,s Acia pa

Dr.. Il G. McCoY, Algona, Ia, saws: 81
have used it IN cases of dyspepsia nsrvo1e
exhaustion and vakefulness, with pleasant
results. Also think it Of great service IN
depressed condition of the system resulting
frora hillary arrangement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-16

To those who need pleasant Tonic
Tor any kind OF debility, We can recom-
mend Clements az the best. Fer sale
BY HoLLs7ER & Co.
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The Telephone-In Germany the
telephone subscribers are estimated
to number 31,325; in France, 9487;
in Great Britain, 2O.486; in Russia.
1855; in Italy, 9.183; in Austro-
Hungary, 400; in Spain, 2,218: in
Portugal, 500; in Switzerland. 6.57O:
in Belgium, 1874; in the Neither
lands, 2,S72; in Denmark. 1887: in
Sweden, 1864; in Norway. $3.50:
The Berlin Boersen Courier esti'
mates the number OF subscribers in
America at ], 000. 900 and in all the
world at 100000.
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ALFRED S. HARTWELL,

Counsellor at Law
O5F1CE ID Cartwright Building. opposite
Post Office. Honolulu, 4. I.
zT69 1881
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THE ADVERTISER is the Paper for
Il all classes, soc. per month.
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X. JAS. SMITH.

E1-czlo- 0Hce. June s, 1881.
27S5 1885,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
~ - HOAED NE-ELEcII


has nowopened the largest and best stock of
Candies in the city.
Beautiful line of Hand-Painted Candy
Boxes. These are the latest and prettiest de-
signs of French goods.
Xmas Tree Ornaments at 1Oc. Dozen
A beautiful selection of Glass Balls from
25c. dozen upwards.
Candies. While my line of homemade
goods are the finest known TO the public, ]
also carry large line of Northern goods. l
now call your attention 70.
Xxx Boston Mixture at SC. pound
XXX Baltimore Mixture at 1870. pound.
Superior French Mixture at 15c pound.
Assorted Bon Bons at zoe. pound.
For j ] will send six pounds Of Pizzni's
Home Made Candy nicely packed
Canton Ginger III It's original imported one
pound packages. | also carry Citron. Raisins,
Currants and Sheled Almonds.
In COrnucOpias fine Bonbonieres we have
the largest styles and designs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
WANTS.

NxTANTED-AN A1YOUNG MARRIED MAN
W 20 take charge and POSSESSION of a FARM in
high state al cuItvation has line team. cattle
provender and everything to start 10 work on
January st. VIII sell team, stock &c. and rent
the farm for money rent for five years or will
work 1t on shares. No one need apply but
worker with best recommendations.
Address, FARMER.
dc 10 eod-3t TI,rEso flee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Secure a home at Highland Springs, one of
highest healthiest pleasantest places in the
suburbs OF Richmond. Take Seven Pines
railway Five-ride tickets. % cents. Some
OF the new houses are for sale on easy terms
and the railroad company gives a yearly pass
with each house when occupied.
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j. B. Elam 4 Co,
AuctIOneers.
THE TRAYLOR ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR
SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE OLA MOST DESIRABLE
AND VALUABLE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER PLANT, WITH ALL NECES-
SARY EQUIPMENTS IN GOOD
RUNNING ORDER.

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond. pronounced on tho
10Th day OF December. 1891. IN the cause of Bur-
ton Notice ct ais. vs.. The 1raylor Electric Com
pany, the undersigned receiver thereby ap-
pointed for the purpose. Will. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1891,
at y o'clock NJ, proceed 10 sell 40 public auc-
ton on the premises, near the corner Of Arch
and Ninth streets, Richmond. Va. tho entire
plant Of he Irayi0r Electric Company incud-
ing all OF It's contracts, leases, water rights.
patents. franchises and all other assets of the
said company, except the debts due the COM
pany, on the following terms: One-third cash
and the residue IN two equal installments on q
credit Of three and six months. for which de-
terred payments the purchasers shall give their
negotiable notes with legal interest from day of
sale tltlei retained by the Court until all the
purchase money Is paid. and a deed thereto is
ordered by the Court
The plant cost $4,000, and is almost a. good as
new. A rare opportunity is here offered for
paying investment
PATRICK H. c. CABELL.
del'-5t Receiver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Get rid of one cold before you contract
another on top of il. or you NAV securely
establish the seeds of serious lung com
plant before you are conscious of danger.
Better prudently resort TO DR.. ID. Jayne's
hrpectorant, an effective cure for coughs and
colds. and helpful also for its healing in
nuence on the lungs aud bronchial tubes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
AUCTION SALES.

THURSDAY, December 18th. AT An 7. NJ, irns-
tees salo OF brick tenement and lot on Price
street between eigh and Jackson by Chew
ming 4 Rose. auctioneers.
JUrsDAy December 22d. at - NJ, az corner Of
Arch and Ninth streets sale Of the entire plant
OF The Traylor Electric Company,.by }. T..
Elan a Co. auctioneors.
THURSDAY. December 18th. az iO.9o A. NJ. NJ q
East Broad street. sale - cutlery. holiday
goods furniture. &c, by Ellis 4 Cathcart
auctiOnpcrs.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK

Steamer leave Richmond EVERY TUEgDay
nd FRIDAY Nantes. closed oa9 hour before
aillng time.
Steamers, leave New York Tor Richmo,,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al p
b., arriving 10 hchmoai MONDAY ana FRI.
Passenger recommendations unsurpassed
Cabin faro 20 New York via James river
route INCLUDING meal, and BERTH an,
Round-triD tickets limited 10 thirty day, . "
after date Of issue ....................... -,
Storage, WITH subsistence. - D,
Storage. without slDslst nee -
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio Rail- ~
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersbur;g, -"
TcEeu can be Obtained a. l. W CARRIER.
POI Main street, Chesapeake and Ohio anI Rich.
nond and Petersburg depois. and at compaay's
Offices, 1901 Main street aud wharf, Rocket,
Freight received daily until 5 L. ~
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS ani
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way WA Newport Newa At $40 A. NJ. and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. same day a
300 A. A. will make connection AZ NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co, agents
iylatf Companys wharf HockeIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

CHANGE OF life, backacne hot Pushes, sleep
lessness dizziness. nervousness are cured by DR.
Indian Specialist Elegant books and trial bot
ties free. Owens Minor Drug Company 1907
Main street opposite postofice, Richmond
Va, or address Dr. Miles Medical Company,
Ilkhart, Ind
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Removal, Removal.

We will move to our new store about jan
uary 10. 1922. We are determined TO sell
every pair of boots and shoes before we
move; 30 everything IN our store at and be-
low cost till January 10. 1892.
w. +. DREW e. Co..
500 Main street. corner Eighth.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
~ y, IQMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
, Inc boarL or Directors of this company have
Us common capital stock aud dividend obIira-
toms. payable on the 20 OF JANUARY. no. 10
an, an holders OF record on the Goth of December,
the books OF transfer will be closed. '0''
uo H-uaS j. B. WINSTON, Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Fine Roses, Cut Flowers. Designs, &c The
largest and best stock in the city Everything
fresh cut from our own greenhouses. Mail
or telegraph orders shipped promptly. w A
HAMMOND 107 east Broad street
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Deserving Confidence

Deserving Contidence.-Tnere is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence
OF the community as BROwN's BRONCBIAI.
IROcHfs Those suffering from Asthmatic and
Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds should
try them. Price % cents.-Ady.
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Use sauer's ilavoring extracts. 10 and .,
''How to Cure All skin Disease. -

SIMPLY Npply "Swayne,s O,ntr,on,n ~
efhsl medicine required Cures tet.er sc~sn ~
i., al eruptions on The face. hands. nose. ~
.I a,hg .he SKIN clear white and healthy. It's
vino otbars s rna curative powers are possessed
tssyne's Ointment @N~4 oAuEslss lor