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HELP wANTIcD-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED Experienced colored fireman and waiter
for hotel. driver. mattresses, and chamber
maids, city and seashore, country help; quick.
1913 y. y. ave. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-Ladies ard gentlemen for canyassing.
Call at Room 10. 734 18th ST NV myl6-3t. en-
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FOR sALE-Farn IN Auction Hill, Prime George
County, Nd, 70 acres or more in good Guilt
walton; miles from Anaeastia Bridge. further
information enquire l00i It'll ST. nv. mylS-7t
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NANTED-Noung woman who can type
write from dictation neatly, correctly. and
rapidly Address bon 81. this Office mylS-2t
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED sllesmen. if SIS or $50 weekly viii !

AGENTS can make good money; no money re-
CURED; sample free 927 81. NV Room 10.
myI7-St
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WANrFD-A young lady stonographer; also 10
assist in Office work; must come well recon-
r,endsd Box 90 this Office 1t, IN
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WANTED Twenty male and female 1ks for day
and night service, $40 to $50 per month. 3os-
9lO az q ny II
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WGSTED-Yhite and colOred cook; - TO $ per
day; fer the rush bth@E>S hOihL
.c-,NS,V 5,ls 10th st Item
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WANTED-A respectable settled woman to cook
wash and iron Call 1914 ST. NV.
myI2 II en-
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WANTED-Wona an helper in busheling shop; must
have experience NJ DYRENFORTH & Co.
o23 Pa ave. NV. myI5-tf.cm
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lR RENT-SSable and large carriage sh9d. Fa
quiro at 22S 9th ST. Sc, after 6 p. N. N, l7-St
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WANTED-By colored woman. washing to do ont
by day. COS L ST. NV. nyls-2t, em
MANTED-By German girl, place As chlmbc--
maid in city or out Box 50. this Office.
mylS-2t. EN-
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MISCELLANEOUS

MAX CREENBERG, late MATCHMAKER with Gold
saith & son, hzs opened . watch. clock and
jeEzstr, Tspairize-sSssAlishmCE al 523 10Th s.
nv. Wstok-s cleaned. sc; mainsprings. sc;
crystals. Toe scl0ck, SOC up: music boxes repaired
clocks called fsr ri delivered: repairing for the
trade specially. mJlS-3t
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AWNINGS 81 per window: frst-clasz work; no
delay L, CeDIN8HCR, sth and r. / ave
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Bv experienced white man. permanent
place a driver for cOnfectioner- Box s., this
Office Item
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

Schas-1le II eject December "a ISoa
cave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey Avenue and c Street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-0ld established ice cream and COD
fectiOneTy place; best paying in the city for
amount invested; snap for baker; have more
than can attend to. Address Box 81. this Office.
myl83t,e EN-
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WANTED-By sober, Industrious man. a place
route agent OF collector, not afraid of work
Address BOX 6. this Office. myl8-St
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WANTED-Expert waist hands can find employ
mcnt at l2l I ST. NV. Apply at once
myl63t
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WANTED-Five white and nine colored females:
wages. $40, Sl2, and SIS; all kinds of work:
one white woman fer Homework two in family:
wages SI2. MRS. MOORE. 2i2 II St NV 1t
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WANTED-Two mattresses for next week: also
dishwasheTs- 453 "a. ave mylG-3t
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WANTED-A boy to draw soda. Call at O,DON-
MILLS, sd and NJ SITS 1t EN-
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LADIES EESfEMBER FISHES. COZ Ninth st. NV.
Is the place 10 have your accordion and knife
Plating done perfectly and promptly; pinking-
one cent ner YARD mvI.-3t. en-
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FoR RENT-RooMs.


FOR RENT-Two large rooms and one small on
for l. h. k; $40 1903 st. NV It.en
The colored American., 1900-03-24

TO seven times as 1nuch as they ought
to cost. The expense of advertising,
the rent on store buildings, salaries and
and expenses OF travelling men and
profits to manufacturers wholesale and
retail merchandise, must ell be added
added to the costs of production and
the consumer pays it. But if the peo-
pie would organize to do their own
manufacturing, they would avoid all
these expenses, and get goods at about
first cost. Again, slavery consists not
In one man holding deed to another,
DIT rather in taking another mans la
Dor without paying an squivolent for 1t.
This Is the object of slavery, and 1t may
be accomplished by "oWnirg the man
or ''Owning" the land upon which the
man must work to earn Lying, Our
landlord system just as effectually con-
trolls the labor Of the poorer classes of
both white and black, aud takes all
above enough TO keep the man In work
tnE order, as did southern slavery. We
cannot have free men without free land.
And any effort to lift up the eolored
race, Cor the white race sither) which
docs not give the people free access to
the land. cannot be more than partial.
ly success. Our cause ia one, and we
should council together, to emsncipase
ourselves from industrial bondage.
CHARLES l.. WOODS.
Washington, Iowa
The colored American., 1900-03-24
FREE BLOOD CURE.
An Offer Proving Faith to Suf'
ferers.

Ulcers, Cancers, Eating Sores, Pain
ful Swellings, Effects of Blood Poison,
Persistent EruptiOns, that refuse to
heal under ordinary treatment are
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need B. B. B. botanic Blood Balm),
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ands cured after doctors and patent
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prove our faith in B. B B. we will send
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may test remedy at our expense Ad-
dress Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The colored American., 1900-03-24
Washington, Iowa

You can dress. your hair In the latest
fashionable style easily and safely with
the original Ozonized Ok Marrow,
(copyrightsd) as.it Is perfectly harm
less and never falls to make kinky hair
straight pliable and beautiful. Imita-
tlOns won't do 1t, Be sure you get the
genuine. Sold over forty years. II
your dealer cannot supply you send Us
fifty cents and We will ship you bot
tie. Ozonized Ok Marrow 90, 76 Wa
bash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Il.
The colored American., 1900-03-24
A WONDERFUL FACE BLEACH

PEACH LIKE complexion obtained If used as directed
VII turn the skin of black brown person or i've
,Aades lighter, and mulattO In
t0rtyeght hours shade lighter be
Toes not the akin beaehes hte hoy
t preparation Is s that is required If directed
the skin remaining beautiful without use VIII re
move wrinkles treckles dark spots pimpes
an an liver spots without harm the When you gel
he color you wish stop using preparation directions and
preparation viii he sent TO
dony Order Express Money Order Registered Letter or we
VIII send ii {. o. D. Packed
receiver. THOS. CRANE 2a w Bread St Rich
moHd. Va. - ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-30
The Quarantine is Declared Pau by the Health Authorities
Alter Thirty Days Absolute Freedom from
the UuboniC Plague.

quarantine is raised. For over four
months have the inhabitants of this
town been cOoped up, restricted in their
actions, limited and hampered in their
business, hinde-ed and regulated in
their pleasures and robbed OF their in
dependence and liberty by a scourge
which came upon them suddenly and
undreamed of. just at the time when
they were busiest and happiest in
their preparations for the celebration
of the happiest day of all days in the
year-Christmas
From day TO day as the epidemic ad-
.vanced Honolulu felt more keenly the
burden OF the quarantine. Business In
many departments came TO a standstill
and commerce met with a most sub
stantial check; many became discour-
aged. Each ease of the plague was
hoped to be the last; each day free of
the disease was counted in anticipation
Of the possibility of the necessary thir-
ty "clear days. Many times were the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-30
THE GATES AJAR
AND SHIPS FREE
The Tabu is Pau on tire Wave and
Waterfront and the Traffic
Begins Again.

1t will not be blue" Monday on the
ront this morning. The quarantine
,hich has been the bane OF the exist
nee of the saiIormen and the men on
he wharves will be lifted and the or
unary manner of doing things is in
.ogue once again. No more will the
e-tIve health guard bespIink.e the
Ie.ght for the other ISLANDS and the
.LLue will be of the shiis. The men can
ONE and go wi1hOul Iet or n4udrance
.Hd the siege THAI has lasted tor nearly
ave months VIII soon Ue a memory and
tine Tor reckoning events.
As before and after the war has come
% be a phrase SD in like manner Is be-
ore and after the quarantine Dound to
ind its way into the conversation and
narrative of the future on the front
The steamship companies operating be-
,ween the islands have felt IN a greater
legree than the foreign shippers the re-
strictions OF the quarantine. The men
who have had charge of the Interests
lf the companies have haa To bear the
brunt of the quarantine.
An attempt mas been made to keep
he vessels running on some sort OF
orts of the dock superintendent Ia the
reuIt due for the manner In which the
,ieamers have Deen kept running.
Money latterly got to be so plentiful
8 mong the crews and dock laborers that
extra pay was no inducement TO them
20 work overtime in the loading and
1lscharging of the sugar boats. Urder
these circumstances the dock supo-.;!-
tendent had to handle the mar
Under the trials and trlbull lions OF
the quarantine. the de'ays and Petty
'nnoyances incident to- the enforce
vents OF the regulations the men In
'harre OF the ships OF the Wilder and
'nter-Island Companies nave always
been at the wheel 10 direct affairs and
them ard their assistants the mer-
'hapts OF Honolulu owe great deal.
with the added charges OF snraying
md carting freight the island feet has
Neen operated at loss ~ the com
-aries during the whole OF the quaran-
tine
one hour before the 7 o'~lo"k whistles
.,mrron the toilers to thelr dav's labor
no mort of Honolulu wiz hav" h"en de-
.'7re. cleor. by proclamation hy the
r~a-d ~ H.p &C. nqvirg r"tt~n used
~ the rest-'ct',-s of the r''"r'ntine II
-.tl 20 dorhi tnFN ecr'e 'i''e two for
hIngs to move along Nv iNe ordinary
--o~ve Pee'r'~'iors 80 eh'"n'"" are
,, -, e-d r-h tho rreh 30 cot Goods OF
athe other islands u is anticipated VIII
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middle of last December; of this num-
ber of patients sixty one have died and
their bodies have been cremated and
fects from the disease.
On the other Islands there were ten
cases of the bubonic plague. and ten
deaths. OF this number nine cases were
on Maui and one on Hawaii, at Hilo.
The total number OF plague cases.
then, for the entire group OF Islands,
from December ~ up to the present
time, was eighty-one cases, OF which
seventy-one died. When the identity
OF the disease was suspected on Maui
four OF the patients had died and one
was dying. ard before the plague was
located at Kahului beyond doubt. two
Others were dead. Afterwards a Chi
naman died in the detention camp at
Kahului and Miss Julia English died
at her residence In the town.
1t is peculiar fact that only In one
case out of the elghty-one was the
source OF the patients infection found.
and also that no two members OF one
family were ever afflicted with the dis
ease, except in the case OF the woman
and child from Merchant street.
The following is a sample OF the
letters mailed to the various interest
ed authorities yesterday afternoon
from the Board OF Health office:
Hon. III. VI. Sewail, Special Agent.
United States OF America.
Sir: At meeting OF the Board OF
Health on April 25th the following res
olution was adopted:
Resolved, That providing there is
no fresh outbreak Of plague in Homo
lulu previous to Monday. April 3Oth.
1900, all quarantine restrictions at this
port be removed at that date"
l have accordingly caused 10 be pub
ished, BY Authority, the following no
tice:
Honolulu, II. l., April 30, 1900.
I'm accordance with resolution of
the Board of Health, / hereby declare
the port OF Honolulu and all other
places in the Hawaiian Islands to be
free from Infection by bubonic plague.
All quarantine regulations adopted by
the Board OF Health on account OF bu-
bonic plague In the Hawaiian Islands
are hereby rescinded."
C.B. WOOD.
President Board OF Health.
Affairs at the Board OF Health Office
now will resume their normal condition
though no great changes are to be i'm
mediately made in the force Of officers
and employees. J. ID. McVeigh will con-
tinue attending to the duties formerly
belonging to bar. Reynolds ard the paid
inspectors will for the present continue.
Mr.. Mayfleld and his assistants In the
freigh. department were pau last night.
restrictions al the quarantine wharf are
now al an end and the men there are
coming into town. All vessels are this
morning out OF quarantine and the sail
ors may come ashore and stretch their
legs.
In fact all quarantine restrictions OF
whatever nature are today lifted and
Honolulu, hauling down the yellow flag.
will strive to forget the plagre and turn
her energies and attention To the many
other matters which claim her notice.
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shacked limbs, Ha
getting
and has wondered OF late
when
noticed this
Hawaii awake
he in might today giving Hawaii
her head
Of Hawaii
nuaranine beneath the
W.
be
just
realize the glorious
pinchng
dreaming something
o be
wheel
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The People Rejoice at the Lifting of the Cloud
That So Long Has Overshadowed
the City.

The first bright beam of sunshine
which steals over the hills this morn
ing and casts it's welcome light upon
and half-waking Ho-
noluiu will be the plague -besieged
City's messenger Of freedom.
The z o'clock work-whisties will
summon free citizens to their labors
in a free city, and It will be with light
er hearts and a greater sense OF secur-
ity than they have had for many a
day, that laborers, clerks, doctors, law
yers and business men will repair 10
the various scenes OF their daily toll.
Today is a day for reJoicing-the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-30
TUDAY HONOL ULU THROWS OFF THE SHACKlES
WHICH HAVE bound HER FOR FOUR MONTHS

people disappointed. many times were
their sanguine hopes dashed to the
ground by the temperance OF the
black death.
All this Is over now. the thirty days
of immunity have passed and the
quarantine is raised. Honolulans,
wsaried by their long imprisonment,
can now seek change of scene; tour
lists will again visit these beautiful
shores; business will feel the reaction,
and boom; the opportunities of enter
prise. lost in the quarantine. Will be
.esurrected and Honolulu will be her
sc.f again.
Portions o. Honolulu are no more
burnt patches are now in many places
where before stood crowded tene-
ments, stores, stables and residences: !:
Chinatown is in ashes; nothing re-
mains of what was once the most OBJ
jectionable and insanitary portion of
The city. save ashes.
The history of the plague in Honolulu
is story that will interest
the world. Honolulu hopes that
the reading of that history will prove
lhc OHly luluIe acquaintance IL may
aave with the bubonic disease. A re-
sumo OF the tale of death. disease. Iire
and quarantine appears in this issue
The story of the scourge is told.
Honolulu has suffered enough. but
not nearly as much as she would have,
had not capable men handled the emer-
gency as they have done. They, prob
ably more than any others. are glad
that the ban Is touay lifted from the
city.
Seventy-one cases of the plague have
occurred in Honolulu alone since the
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Thsanding imaginary
their photographs taken and lay in supply of tobacco against rainy
numbers of his will and baggage from the decks OF the
Shippers skip ashore with Aopje kp and Jnmpj and
island will Oh and japanese will travel IN
freight Today good day for the mpunious but ph
to Of his
feeling particularly happy
raising the
troubles OF the
nd dwhq " he rode DO
sick 1t VIII Tower
HIS
his
OF despair
she viii shake the dust
OF thence from he zee and o
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IPHAN-Veterianry Surgeon
|tu, office King ST. Stables,
calls day or night prompt.
bred, sgecIalties, obstetrics
presS
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|lTANURA.-0fRce $50 Nuu-
[TsI. 55l. P. o. box s42; resi-
|, Nuaanu ST.; office hours ;
|n Ito 3 and s 10 8 p. m.
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,ogysON w. G. Achl and
ItUlniaTs1p.--OGce No. 10 West
| TeI. S4.
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DENTISTS

aIGH.-Philadelphla Dental
(@?; Masonic Temple: Tel.
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} o0< %<+<< <oO Z
Honolulu, III. l., April 80, 1900.
. In accordance with resolu- (
. tion of the Board of Health, | I
, hereby declare the port of Ho- (
; nolulu and all other places in I
) the Hawaiian Islands to be free (
. from infection by bubonic 1
. plague. All quarantine regula- (
} tions adopted by the Board OF (
) Health on account OF bubonic I
) plague in the Hawaiian Islands 4
. are hereby rescinded.
) G. b. WOOD, 1
President Board OF Health.
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WALL, DR.. o. Z. WALL
fuS "a N. 10 4 D. m; Love
|0ri st.; Tel. f34.
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MOORE, Dentist-Ofnce 210
!, Office hours 9 10 IL and ]
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|g ND.-Ohce and resi-
EIueyard 81. bet. Nuuanu ST
|gresm. Office hours s 70 II
,sSD. N.
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..sIOSAL CARnS.
,rrORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS. ~
} 'ts.rt + IT +. Judd, JrJ-0ihce Mis
AOI.' Co's bank, cor. Mer-
y Wy REaaaumanu sts
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-Prl,e, tSs ,5c, THROUGH HA-
For ,aIs l,' /, beautifully Nus
O' all newsdealors.
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| laSfv9,n,so,tta v, % take acknowledg.
b. a, wants w district OF Ko-
'sa, N"r.C 7, Achrs ONCE
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pSsIlL. S,sSIslL.LANEous.
|ro.t roSSs. ,I, Specials, FOR Eve
Ss,oaalI. oal Nose y Diseases and d
|lbIl,,c, g. Temple: hours 8 to
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OPTICIANS.
! y, Vision .sIt is the eau o. Of
m N, cent sl Of all head aes. :.
(as,''..d .diaaiaess n, which are, are
y 80 70 III health. Prom
h.sI,%,.. %.'s in such cases viii
! Low ,',,. ,reIIei. S e. LUCAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-20

is very foolish to Iet himself out Mt D
guineas an evening
"Do you know. Miss Linderham
that was just what thought myself,
and told the respectable Spike so too
told him had an offer of &C.. 900 a
year in his own line of business He
said that no firm in London could af.
ford the money why, he cried, wax.
ing angry, Il could get duke for
that +
Well. replied, 1T is purely u
matter of business with me was Of
fered go 900 year as ornamental man
by most charming young lady. who
has studio ut South Kensington, and
who is herself, when dressed mp as an
artist, prettier than any picture that
ever entered the Royal academy
That's what ted Sphinx. ~
The girl looked mp at him, first with
indignation in her eyes and then with
a smile lowering about her pretty lips.
"You said nothing of the sort, she
answered, "for you knew nothing about
this studio at that time So, you see,
am not going to emulate your dishon-
esty by pretending not to know you are
referring TO me.
4 my dishonesty exclaimed the
young man, with protest in his voice.
II am the most honest, straightforward
person alive, and | believe would take
your two thousand year offer If
didn't think couli do better. "
"Where? In South African"
"No in South kensington. think
that when the lady learns how useful
could be around studio-oh, could
learn to wash brushes, sweep ont the
room, prepare canvases, light the fire,
and how nicely could hand around
the cups of tea when she had her at
homes and exhibited her pictures |
When she realizes this and sees what a
bargain he is getting, feel almost GER
tain she will not make any terms at
all. "
The young man sprang from the
table, and the girl rose from her chair,
look almost of alarm in her face. He
caught her by the arms.
"What do you think, Miss Linder.
nam2 You know the lady. Don't you
think she would refuse to have any
thing to do with cad like Billy Hec-
lie, rich as he is, and would prefer a
tumble, Woodworking farmer from the
taper"
The girl did not answer his question
"Are you going to break my arms as
ton threatened to do his wrists last
might ?"
Maggie, he whispered in low
voice, with an intense ring in 1t, II
am going to break nothing but my own
heart If you refuse me. "
The girl looked mp at him with a
smile
81 knew when You came in you
weren't going TO South Africa. Dick, "
was all she said, and he. taking adj
vantage of her helplessness, kissed her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-20
DEEDS ARE FRUITS,

Words are but leaves" 1t Is not what
we say, but what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story. The many
wonderful cures effected by tlis medi-
cine are the fruits by which 1t should
be judged. These prove 1t TO be the
great, unequalled remedy for dyspep-
STA, rheumatism, scrofula, salt rheum,
catarrh and all other ailments due 70
impure or impoverished blood.
Hoods Pills are non-irrlta.ing, mild,
effective.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-20

Mrs. Darlineton-John. spoke to
papa about having him take you into
business. but he couldn't do it because
You have too many vague ideas.
Mr.. Darlington - Hurrahl That's
clever of the old boy. My first wife's
father used to say had no ideas at all
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