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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
~-~-N-C~-rN~H~-N.rar-0- ~ y ~ ~ - ~ ~
BY Cabell & Wilson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. North Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 4 VERY
i VALUABLE TRACT o. GROUND On
CHELSEA HILL. TOGETHER WITH fOUR
FRA IL DWELLINGS IHEkEON-By virtue
of trust i ed from ". A. James an w g.
Clemens, trustees tor iarT +. tlemons MARY r
C.emons and V. G.. Clemons TO the nierslgned
dated iuly = 1872, and recorded IN the Cierk
ONCE OF henrico County Court IN eed- LOOK i
4 axe 4l3 default having been male in the
u, y tent Of portion Of the debt Thereby Sc
cured and being required SD 20 do 9y ths Dene-
hclaries therein named. We VIII sell ~ pupAc
auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. JANUARY p. 1892.
at 2. NJ. the PROPERTY descri ell in said
deed il Icing all tha, lot OF III IN Bowling
Green. HenricO county, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning az the souhwestern inters 'cton OF the
Bowling Green r0a and new street - feet
wide. called Hlll stree 6. thence running west
wardly 396 feet. thence southwartly l0j feet
thence eastwardly ~ feet TO said road. ald
thence along said road 2j7 feet 10 the beginning.
1his ground has be platte AMI two lots have
been sold thereIrOm. 4 plat Of the property can
be- seen at the auctiOneers The ImprO' ements
ON the pr0nerty consist Of four Four ~ Jm
frame Dwellings which are convenient 60 ooth
tho Chesapeake and Ohio shops an the Rich
mOnd ! locomotive Works. ihes9 houses are
almost new an will nj well
This sale presents an opportunity Tor m eN-
cellent investment or speculation. The rental
from the improvement " pay good interest
on tn amount invested and VII enable Tie N
weston to carry the property a. 40 co g.
TERMS: Liberal. and annOuced ~ tne seit.
GEORGE & .JEt FEkcOA,
l.. u IMAM.
j. l.. TALIAEERRO.
jAl7-5t trustees
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THE TIMEs-RlCHMoND VA SUNDAY JANUARY II 1892

which having been frat SUGGESTED by the
ever practical and prolinc mind OF MIR. Jetier-
sou. ms since been developed into the sys-
TEN now IN use 10y the Gov, rnment.
we nave thus endeavOred to lay before the
reader an outline rather than connected ac-
count OF tue financial condition Of the people
OF Nir2in during the RevCli, ionary period
aud mmed ate alter thr nromulgatiOn OF
peace sonnet ing more must be SAID here
ter m the same connection towards a fuli
understanding OF Affairs in the Common
wealth at the period referred 10. j.
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By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Brokers
10. north Tenth streeg.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
WEST CATHERINE STREET IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
TRUSTEES SALE

I3y virtue Of q certain deed Of trust date /
9th day OF Septem er losh and OF recor
i'm the clerks olico Of Richmond ,hancery
Court in eed Eoo1 l3s A.. page 80, default
having been made IN the uaymen- OF q portion
OF tine debt thereby secured, and being re
0uirad so 10 do by the beneficiary, We VIII sell
by auction, upon the PREMISES, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 2Jru DAY or JASUART' 1872
at 4.8o O'Clock L. IT,. al that certain lot or par
eel OF land with the Improvements thereon ~
ing aul being m Che city Of hichmoIt. VIZ
piIia. on tic .outn side OF Catherine street ue-
tween ford aud Gilmer streets, fiontng on
Catherine street twcniy-nne Feet and running
back between parallel lines 100 ieet to an ale
ID feet wide. an
Tins property is in good condition; IS well To-
Gated ami l. AWAY sought after by tenants at
good .entals Carry the time ant place M your
mind, and mind you do not Tail 20 attend the
sale.
TFR,fs. Cne-fourth cash. the residue in SIX
and twelve months, secured by deed Of trust.
A. j. GHENNlNG.
r.. SlIIERDiNG,
iaf.-td Trustees.
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Diggs and ais. against Henley, ana Heh .s
clerk ONCE OF the Circuit court Of Ming
William county:
/. burnley TAYLOR, deputy clerk OF the
said corr do certify that he bond required OF
the - cal commission r. py INC decree rem
derei IN said cause on the -l't dhN Oh NofeHi-
ler IS has been duly gwen
Gwen under nv hand a. clerk OF the sald
court ibis 18th day OF Decem. or; l11l
BURNLEY TAYLOR.
ialo.2Ot Deputy Clerk
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IN The CHANCLE1 CDIlti VI , ~. =, !, = =. y,
4 OF RICHMOND, DECREE OF DLChSlDEh'
Is, 1891:
Harris against Harris ct ais.
In execution OF d. cree IN the above-men;
TONED suit the undersigned. thereby appointed
Tor he purpose. will sell by auction, upon me
premises on
SATURDAY THE ODD DAY OF JANUARY. 1872
at ~ o clock p. NJ the 4 lowing PR )PEkI ~
TO wit: j II that LOT OF IND ing and beng
IN the city of Richmond. az the s0utheas cor
ner OF Beverly an Cuiyert stress. ffonfin- N
feveriy street 90 feet and running ack between
paral o. limos -- feet with he ImproFemen's
thereon ms pro rcrty is situated IN the me
or the city = improvements. and as u Is 10 ne
sold 81 the highest bidder your chances Tor Sc
curing bargain re good
T. NS: One "a cash: the balance IN two
installments evidence s. tie notes Of the Tur-
chaser. payable SIX and twelve months from day
OF sale. WI n interest added. the title 90 lie re-
tanned until the whole purchase money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court
l.. o. NENDENBURG.
Special Commiss toner's.
~ THE cHASCERY COUR or THE CITY or RiCH-
HOND.
HATES. ialliiii'
against
harris O. ain '''l l' -''' -
]. Charl ~. GoddIn ciorl Of said court ccr-
q 3 that me bond required " the ele a q .n-
missioner b tie defie in fhe s0it eau III b e.
cc.nDer Is. l-li. has b..n iriy sis Oh,
Given under my lan- hr lt tay o.. jana
AIRY. 1872. thl LIES W. NVD'liN NJ.
JAZZ il'th.
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"A APPLES. ORANGES. &c.-We will sell MON
DAf.at i9s9O o'clock. BANANAS. PEA :, AP.
PIES. ORANGEI, LEMONS, nAIANBA and
MALAGA GRAl ES loCQANUIS, 5c:o
WILLIAM JENklNS X son,
jai7-n' iii0esst Main street.
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CuprsrIANswrG. Va. January i5.-Nr.
Dnnklee r.. now the ldest man IN this place.
celebrated his eighty first birthday to-day by
giving dinner 10 his family. All OF bis chill
dren were present. VIZ Juo. II. Dunkee. c.
A. Dunklee. ". u. Dunkiee and wie Chns,
OF Christiansburg rank T. Dunklee. of New
port. Giles county, Va. and Mrs. j. w.
Shields Dr., formerly Miss Dunklee, OF Ko-
snOke City, Va.
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A75
4 Ucr1oX SALE OF FISH, MoLAsSEs, Sc
ov WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1872,

Ok WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1872
we will sell at auction, within our warehouses
corner of Seventeenth and Dock streets IN the
city Of Richmond, Va. commencing promptly
at y O'Clock
sej barrels new EASTERN HERRINGS, just re-
ceved from the fisheries;
rs barrels NORTH CAROLINA GROSS HER
RINGS:
go half-larrels NORTH CAROLINA SELECT
ED FAMILY ROE HFRRlNGS:
q barrels POTOMAC HERRINGS;
- barrels Nos and 3 9IACKEREL;
100 barrels FINE DAIRY SALT, in pockets:
100 barrels PORTO RICO, CUBA and NEW Or
LEANS MOLASSES;
and other articles too numerous 70 mention.
TERMS or SALE: Under $780, cash: 800 and
over sixty days credit for approved negotiable
paper
jais-w.f6su DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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By virtue Of a certa n deed Of trust, dated 18th
of Richmond hancery Court, N deed book l8j
A page 35-. default having been made IN the
pawn mt Of a rortion OF the debt therein Sc
cured and beng required 80 TO do by the bene-
lses. on
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IovvGsrov. VA, Jan. le-lSpecaL "A
has been ia session all the week. Judge John
d. Horsley presiding.
The public school of Lovngston will be
opened on Monday. Mr.. t. A. Robertson:
the teacher. was detained longer than he had
expected at his home IN Bucklng nam by the
serious llness of his father
iO.nt stock company has been formed by
the most prominent citizens OF livingston
with "a view 10 establishing telephone line
etween this place and Montreal. three miles
distant. Every business man IN LoVngston
has subscribed 70 the stock. and the success
OF the scheme is assured. The line will be
i'm active Oper ton within the next thltty
davs. No enterprise could add more TO the
convenience and comfort OF the residents oi
IoyinpstOu. situated a. we are three miles Or
more rom railr ads and telegraph
Mrs Paul e.. Galloway died at herresidence,
near Norw Cd. on tuesday.
Mrs. j. P. King. of Montreal, died on Mon
day. January IN.
N saturday Miss M0llie eldest daughter
Of Nj. William III. Jones. died at her fathers
home. near VI ms Mills.
Mr. h. H. Thompson and Miss Whey Camp
he'll were married at the residence of the
br les father. Mr.. AlpLOnso Campbell. on
Wednesday.
Of lmngt II. will be married next tuesday.
MIR Manns Cur OF E. lmlngt n. VINO has
been i'm Montana for the pa &C seven years has
returned 10 his old mo- Just eiore start
in and while making preparat ons for his
Journey lac sustained an ceident by which
the cap-bOue o. one knee was broken. lie
nnde The " ole trip with his knee II this
painful condition.
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Presented with Handsome Purse.

q
KEYS. the driver for the nited states Express
Company al Thu pia 6 charged witt stea Ing
q money package containing 80. nad q hear
inc before the Mayor this morning. heNs
was sent on 10 the grand Jury without ALL
The evidence before the Mayor was sIbstan-
italy tie same as was wired you lhgfsday.
Nror Alexander Hart VINO made an as
signment about December /, 1871 has paid
of all his indie utelness and resumed business
in lis own name.
Rev Father Fallau. who has been assistant
at st. Francis Roman Catholic church for the
past three years. but " goes H. Alexandra
10 AXE charge of the church there; received
a purse of 30 from his friends and admirers
in bis old LOck. The presentation vas made
at the handsome residence OF William
WhOo y. rs .. on New street, IN the presence
of n number of friends. Rev. Father w. & as
ton pavne lately of Norfolk, takes the place
OF Fatner Ialian.
General chols was in town one day TINS
week visiting his daughter. Mrs. NJ. Mill
Ter. re has gone u Richmond 10 look aIler
the Kent railroad bill.
Mrs. Frances -. johnson. malfun al tne
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Institution. IS IN licI-
mond having been called there by wire %
the bedside of her aunt. Mrs. Mccarthy.
+ 4. Dadmun. Of Petersburg. assistant
State secretary Ot tho loung Men OnIlst,'
Association. is visiting his friends III this
city.
Canaan i. G.. Dame. pa senger agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. - here IN the
interest of his road.
Tie stanton city public schools have hol-
idav tuesday the ia instant. IN recognition
Of General Lees birthday
B ". LOWING. ISL =. .nd nI Baa T,, M
Wednesday. slr. Downing is large holder
of the 'asic Company stock.
Judge Stout. OF the county court. IS still
very ill.,. 1t is not thought that he can pos
sibiy recover Judge Houston. of Rockbridge
county. Will hold the January term OF the
Augusta County Court the 25th instant.
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a. $3.50 o'clock p. NJ the following property, to-
wit: All those two lots, plec or par oil, OF land
situated on the nOrtlWe corner OF Ilr 2 and
leigh streets. in the cit Of Richmond va,
fronting together 81 feet on the north side OF
Leigh street a. its intersl ctiOn with the wet
line of FRS street. and running acs between
parallel lines 100 feet more or less. together
with rho rick houses Nos. ~ and - east Leigh
street and al other improvements thereon to-
gether Herewith an alley about ! feet wide
leading ont from the rear OF lot No. 30 10 the
Wide alley i'm rear, sometimes called tsrters s
alley. The location of the above property. O.
gefher viii Iis construction conmends Itself
10 all IN ousst OF paving investments
IFrsfs. .ne-fourth IN ash: the residue in
sir and twelve months. secured by q trust deed
moon the property. A. 81. CIiENN No.
+. SIrIERD n a
ial6 Trustees.
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

DWELLINGS FOR RENT. -
$3.50 per annum. No. 9i3 f. Marshall st., Is
rooms modern
$50 per annum. No 100 L. Cary st. rooms
aud kitchen. modern.
500 per annum, No ia ". Main st., 10 rooms.
modern.
$40 Per annum, No. Hs W. Main st,s room-
modern.
$50 per annum, Twenty-ninth and srs.,s
rooms. large lot.
$500 per annum, No. lO7 W. Clay ST., rooms
modern.
$40 per month. No 9s7 W. Clay ST.. rooms.
Sll per month. No 30 Randolph ST., D rooms
si2 rer month, No. 60f Beverly ST.. rooms.
as yer month, Nos. SO aud SIS Spring ST.,
rooms.
- 80 per month. Nos. 706 and 7Os Buchanan et
5rOOms.
ss per month, No. Glib High st.. rooms
$50 per month. No. no Buchanan ST., rooms.
- per month. No 1927 Ashland ave. rooms.
81 per month. No 323 Nicholson ST.. rooms.
IS per month, Mechanicsville Pike, rooms.
:, per month. No Sl2 Al emare St. 3 rooms.
Also quite number OF sinai er houses suit.
.ble for colored people. Apply to
FRANK ID. HILL Il co.
iaf7-ft Real Estate Agents.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -. 1892.

comuencins at - o cloca H.. that ALI ABLE
HE phDPEhll desert eel u rhe Iced OF
trust from Henley O thnson trustee. as All
th.tcsltaIu tract or parcel O4 land j. IN ant
being IN the town OF " 80 j oint. Ing Wi-iam
conn ~ Va upon viii stands tine terminal
I,f-I and lis a.rurfenauces. helms IS much OF
The Bach lots les be. Il j an streets as
they would De projected n ney IAN down 30 me
water ALSO all lie INNitlRt IN sad motel.
4 ms isa Ia re iOlR : Ohl HOLE located
in beautiful uortion Of the health, and
growing town of " est Point. and Is well pat
roni Ell as a > IN ner Resort ,.
lRHMs. Cash enOu- IA 10 pay expenses OF sale
and 10 DISCHARGE the several notes no" Tue WIN
inter 81 until paid, As follows; HDO' due sep
TN or l. Iesg: SltGLbl $50 N anu So
due Marcn L. 1880; $50. due -eDtem or l. i-sV'
6 $3.50, s3,Gib.b6 and ESQ due Maich ]. ~.
following credits: s333.33, $t6Jo.bg anu
= .lO mill Mar T. lsq2 All tle Dol ance, II any,
- my ~ ISAAC DlGGS.
Il. Il LEWIS,
III. l. POLLARD.
Commissioners.
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NoMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
TERMINAL HOTEL,
WEST POINT. Va.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1872
Att O'CLOCK II.

By virtue Of decree OF the circuit court or
November lsg. IN the CHANGER causes of Digss,
et al. v. Henley and ilen.eJ vs. AtMn.ol Tu,-
Tee. we will sell az auction 80 The hlshest DID
der mon the D. euises on
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Ey Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auciioneors ana brokors,
No. north Tenth street
Harri. ngainst Harris ct ais.

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF. TIE CITY
i OF RICHMOND, DECREE OF DLCEMbLb
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From the above it may well be imagined
what w,s the con.us on IN getting at the
value OF the various CONS used IN the course
of trade before and after the Revolution. rms
embarrassment was often much increased by
the tact that CONS were clipped opleu
through the centre, split into ha.Nes
and quarters aud otherwise vAIlOus'y
mutilatsd In the year IN the nitod
States began It's own system OF coinage,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

,,rANT D-sryFRAL RoARDEAS Ar i2
~, Terms modera e Pleasant rooms .aip
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iard
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themselves down. as they supposed. to the
EMO, ment OF the long desired peace and in
conhdent hope Of restoring their broken Tor
tunee
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Unfortunately ab, ut this tine tie crops
bad greatly failed. and II was with difficulty
tlat adequate supplies of wheat. inaian corn
AID vegetables could be gotten.
Tie powers Of nature too seemed arrayed
agains. tie fortunes OF tho people IN the
last During the year j 80 the countr r.
dsrng on the Cnasa cake bay and ITS iributa-
res was visited by phen mela display the
Ike Of which had never been known by the
dest inhab'tant ~ even hy the arie ira
ation That unhappy region had already
been Tor nearly fifteen We rs "a prey TO ma
f-udels Oi every description. Aotwitusiand-
ig THIS its pecu lar advantages of soil. eli
maze and location had ena led It's inhabitants
curing the lew years alter the pgoclaInau II
Of Pence 30 recover somewhat from the raw
ares ~ tie late war. They bad returned TO
'ier homes. devastated hy the enemy. re-
Dli.t their dllapiiated fences and restored IN
iit the former condition OF then planta
uons. Relieved from the auxieties and per
,plal discumforts o. the terrible scenes through
Nl'ch most OF them had just passed, they set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17


SILVER G in probably introduced 10y tie Hes
sian hrehngs early IN the war German
thalers. about @ lue OF one silver 40 lar
D stareens and half plsteleens. Aold cons,
whose worth was imputed by their weight
an lastly the sol. about e iud TO one OF our
modern COPPER cents. OF curse ruisl CONS
had been mparauyely abundant. Of these
the guinea was chief Z. WIS then WOflA
twen.y-oue shilings ster .ug and Wac cOln-
n.ouly seen IN the hands of fhe rlch Ii Las
long since disappeared from genera circ Ia
d iu the m re popular sovereign having
taken is place. An original Guinea, made ~
the cold ftOn the mines Ol Africa. IS now
quito u numisnltic cugiO-iiy Mexican s..ytr
CONS had 10 been con- nOD IN y ms ana
Other States, and composed most OF the a Gu
lating sue 10 of the entire c untry until TIE
nlted states Government nad establ ued It's
present syste moi co nag These Mexican CONS
were usually stamped with the pillars and
scroll Ju one side and a branch of the
pr.ckley pear on the other. Another
variety, the Spanish m lied dollar bore i'm
pre. ions of tue relguing sovereign da,e and
nnuropriate national devices. and were de-
scrlDed ms milled because their peripheres
had been thlcktned and trimmed by running
the coin through a machine Tor tho purpose
Nany people now living recall these coins.
which ranged in value from 10 cents tour
hence Ia-penny. 30 1913 cents or nine-pence,
a ouarter or eiehteen-pence. ami So on up 10
tbe dollar piece, Naiueu at sM shilliugs IN
AirgIula
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Offer for Sale,
AT REDUCED RATES:
Hardware and
Merchandise !

AS FOLLOWS
Bar Iron and Steel, large assert
ment;
Gas pipe and fittings;
Brass valves, globe, angle and
check;
Iron and Steel Plates, large
assortment;
Machine Bolts, large assortment !;
Blank Nuts, hexagon and square,
hot and cold pressed;
Boiler Tubes, Boiler rivets;
Brass Rod and Brass Pipe, etc,
etc.
Also, all surplus stock of Ma
chinery.
SMALL CASTING, JOBBING
AND REPAIR work attend
ed to with despatch.
G&For terms apply at offices,
Queen Street, or P. 0. Box $50 ;
Mutual Telephone No. 4S7.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS co.
3045-2w
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In connection with his Photographic
amusements, the valet had discovered
that handsome prices were paid by a
'nickel-in-the-slot" company for novel
cylinders. After an hour of medita-
ton, John determined to take Eugene
Scranton's confession to this concern,
demand big price for it and then
leave the city at once.
Arriving at the Office of the phono-
graph company, he astonished the man
ager by these words:
You remember the sensational death
of Alexander Dale some months agof
Well, the man was murdered. This
cylinder here holds the confession Of
the man who killed him-my master.
Now, you will take this cylinder to the
police and they will arrest the muir
derer On the instant the city will
ring with the news Meanwhile you
have reproduced the cylinder a thou
sand times and your public machines
contain the most sensational attrac-
ton ever offered to the victims of the
photographic habit. Seer My price
is 81, 900. Is 70 a bargain"
Yes" said The manager, writing out
a check. Join, the valet, sailed fol-
Europe that afternoon.
Eugene Scranton has been con,
demned to death He will die by cleo.
tricity-the agent of his confession.
st. Louis Republic.
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A New British Yacht.

On board the ship Kenmore,
which arrived last evening, is a
7-ton yacht, owned by Honolulu
parties. The yacht is cutter-shaped
and measures 81 feet long on the
water line, the total length being
about 50 feet; the beam is = feet.
The cutter is supplied with keel,
but no center-board. Fife q Sons,
of the Clyde, are the builders,
The yacht now lies in the lower
hold of the vessel, and will not
likely be landed until about the
end of the week.
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YOU, Or SOMEONE

of your family are, no doubt,
troubled with headaches.
If you are in doubt what to use
to relieve it, possibly some one Of
the following remedies might be of
benefit to the sufferer:
MEGRlMINE CAPSULES con-
sist of a combination of several of
the best known medicines obtained
from the vegetable kingdom.
WAMPOLE'S BROMO-PY-
RINE, a combination Of bromides
with antipyrine is, no doubt, an
excellent remedy. It resembles
the GRADUATED Citrate of Magne-
STA, the well known laxative. 1t
is administered in the same man
ner. It has an agreeable taste !;
and is considered especially use
full in case of headache-attended
with mental exhaustion and ner-
vous depression.
PHENACETINE TABLETS
AND .ANTIPYRINE TABLETS
are well known remedies and are
considered safe and efficient in
most cases.
BROMO- CAFFEINE AND
BROMO- SODA are remedies
which have a very large SALE They
are particularly good in nervous
complaints and have been found
useful as representatives. in seasick-
ness.
There is only one way Of using
these remedies for latter trouble
and that is to commence a day or
two before going to sea
EYE GLASSES OR SPECTA-
Giles are sometimes found to be in
many instances, the remedy for
headache, poor eyesight being the
cause of that trouble. Call at the
new Drug Store for any one of these
articles should you need them.
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NATURES RIVAL.
She sits not on a throne

She sits not on throne
OF lofty hills brow bound with sunsets rare;
But in a curtained studio, alone,
Crowned only by the tresses of her golden
hair.
She yields no potent wand
To bid the sun outpour his Orient dyes,
Or wrest its hidden treasure from the land
Within whose heart the seed of sweetness
lies.
Yet has she magic power
TO call to life through winters frozen veins
The glory of the rose and each fair flower
That by the sceptered might of beauty
reigns
Without, the snowfakes blow
And icy breaths obscure the misty air;
Within, at her light touch the violets grow,
And from shy petals floats their perfume
rare.
Without, when winter goes,
Must nature tender care for long weeks give;
Within, her rival laughs at storms and SHOWS,
And, in one hour, stalk leaf and blossoms
live.
Thus, in her own fair realm,
Queen Natures rival holds gentle sway,
And though rough tempests Natures work
o'erwhelm,
Her rivals soft constraint all winds obey.
katherine 5. Parks in Boston Transcript.
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E%- Published hy the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO..
46 Merchant ST.,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-19
FEBRUARY.

Notes.
An Antidote for Coffee Blight.
Letter from r. A. Macfie, Jr.
Sugar Supplies for 1892.
What are the Profits of Sugar ReGners.
Purity of Cane Sugar.
The Bounties on Sugar.
Ccca-How the Plant is Cultivated.
Growing Camphor Trees.
Facts abou Nutmegs.
Progress of the Cane Sugar Industry.
The Sugar Industry antiago de- uba.
The Bureau of American Republics.
The Sugar Business.
Valuable Bugs.
The Sugar Monopoly.
The Sugar Refining Industry.
The year 1891.