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HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.


. DIR. j. q. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa, says: "I
have used it AS general tonic, and in particular
IN the debility and dyspepsia of overworked
men, with satisfactory results"
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fused to do this. Other pits are expected to
shut down. also and it is believed general
strike will be the result.
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For City Clerk

GEORGE T. BREUNIG WILL BE A CANDT-
" date for City Clerk, subject to the decision If
the Republican nominating convention, July II,
1888
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Il hand engines. boilers, and sawmills ID good
order HADEEY, WRIGHT Il CO.. corner
Tennessee ana Georgia streets. Indlanapois.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

Opening Day of the Kalamazoo Races, with
Fine TrOtuing.
KALAMAZOO, July 10-There was fair
crowd at the opening of the races to-day. A
strong wind blowing from the west and
against the horses on the home stretch, pre-
vented any good time.
In the 2:34 class, with fifteen entries there
were four starters. Duquesne won In three
straight heats, Polka Dot second Sorghum
third, Mary C. distanced in the second heat
Following is the summary:
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POLITICAL,


MARQUIS l.. JOHNSON WILLBEA CANDI-
1fl date for Mayor, subject to the decision Of
the Republican nominating convention
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EOR SALE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEA &
Il the eekly Indiana State Journal send for
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tSAMARITAN Neryine cured ME Of general de-
hility ana dyspepsia" writes Michael O'Connor,
Gaiesburg. Ill Get at your druggists.
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Possible Rupture Between Prussia and Rome.

BERLIN, July 10-It is stated on good au-
thority that the North German Gazette's re-
cent article on the relations between Prus-
STA and the Vatican was prompted by late
reports from Herr Won Sehlpzer, the Prus-
sian representative at the Vatican, who is
expected here toward the end of the present
month. The feeling here against the Vatican
is so strong that the possibility of a rupture
of relations is being considered
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TAMES c. WHEAT WILL BE CANDIDATE
- for City Clerk, subject to the decision OF the
Republican nominating convention.
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WV. BAssEFT, farmer near south Bend, says:
tMy eyes were very badly iut1amed, and Brown g
iron BiLtArs curcC them"
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T WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM Sc
L curiuy. promptly, at une lowest rates for long
or snort tune THOS. C. DAY 81 CO., II East
Market street..
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pEPUBLICAN COMPLEMENTARY PR
HI maties called for the 9Th of July, delegates
to city convention and committeeman should be
elected. Any other nominations would be
irregular. G. F. BRANHAM, Chairman.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
WI of city aud farm property in Indiana and
Ohio. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, 81 East
M9rket street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

~ /: FLETCHER. M. D., OFFICE AND RESI-
VI dence, 332 South Meridian street. Office
hours TO 10 a. M, to p. m, to D. m.
Telephone.
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
M terest. J. W. WILLIAMS 81 CO., 3 and
Vinton Block.
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For City Treasurer.

I N. PATTISON WILL BE A CANDIDATE
L. for City Treasurer. subject to the decision OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES convention, July Ia,
1883.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Acknowledged Failure of the Irish Land
Act by the House of Lords.


Act by the House of Lords.
LONDON, July 1o-The report of the COM
mlttee of the House of Lords which has had
the Irish land act under consideration has
been submitted to the House. The conf
mittee say they find that the emigration
clauses of the act have failed; that the modes
of valuation OF land are unreliable; that the
relations between landlords and tenants
have not improved. and that tenants have
become demoralized, and maintain hope
that fresh agitation will bring about the pass
age of the new act
Agreement Between DeLesseps and England
LONDON, July 10.-An agreement has been
arrived at between NJ. DeLesseps and the
government OF Great Britain, which provides
for new Suez canal, parallel to the one now
in existence, for the reduction of canal dues
ard for the appointment OF an English sur
veyor of traffic.
The Standards correspondence Paris says
that in order to secure influence over the
canal the British government will find cap
ital for a new canal company, to pay only a
small interest
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Drank A. BLANCHARD WILL BE CAN
dldate for CITY Treasurer, subject to the de-
eision OF the Republican nominating convention.
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WANTED.

WANTED-ROOM IN EXCHANGE FOR AR
w tlstic piano and vocal lessons. Address
PROFESSOR this office.
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M 8. r. HARRINGTON WILL BE A CANDI-
w date for Guy Treasurer. subject To the de-
cisiOn OF the Republican convention, Saturday,
July IA, 1888.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM
WI property. U. NJ. SroDDARD, CIaypooi
Building.
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
Nl interest f. B. MARTINDALE 4 SONS
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DOR SALE-TWO-STORY DWELLING OF 9
By W. j. MCCULLOUGH, 90 E. Market street.
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NOR SALE-VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
l. East street, $50 feet front on Massa-
chusetts avenue. and 100 feet on Walnut street.
$500. By W. j. MCCULLOUGH, 90 +. Market
street,
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PASSENGERS.


rron san Francisco, per VIM Irwin, July ii-Mrs
L LaPerre, A MeWsgaeT, BrokaW.
Prom San Francisco per Ella Jaiy is-Niss L Pan
ming. Berry
From Kauai, Per james Make. July is-Rc spaid-
ing
From Maui and Moiolsai per Lshua, July Isl Nc
Dade.
For San Francisco, pe7 Hope, Jaly lt-Miss Garter
For San Francisco per J A FaIkeabu J ply HI
SWantonsJ NcGurk Mr. T II Burgess Mrs n Q1irk
and children, BVrk.
Prom Nari and Hawaii per Iuaiani, juiy u Bishop
Wills " Roy, Moran J h hekaus- + tela1at
Seyers, = styles
From Kahului, per Euaaea Hoa. July il-col W ?
Allen
From Kauai per C Bishop, July ti-F Bsumcis
Ter, W Crrwes, Mrs A Conradt
Prom windWard Ports per Likelkc. July l5-Ggy J
o Dorniuis. d r vida q J Roe, i Is Mcdonald hon
3 Z Thorne Reiuhardt, Mr. N keuway, Miss Z
Otto. Wilder. il. Father Guistone kaal Il y De
vcii c A Brown II CornRell. " II Bailey " u Cum
rninrs. J NcCrosson. Mrs NJ Hoioua aud children
Miss Maupo. Rev A Forbes " Heine, i Gottsehalk
{ kirkwood, II : Townsend Mrs. sinclair and son.
Mrs. 4 A Hcen and children Mr. Daniel Father An
drew.
For HougS0ng. per Glcnei-, July l2-si Chinese
For Victoria B c per NouautuHi, July ia-s Castle
Miss NJ Chaho,-
For san Francisco, per HaukoW, July l5-N vii
iiAms ] 7 NaterhousC, " NaferhOuse L ; Alsen. L
4 Heuson. Mr. Hyman. II Dillacky Mr. 3tpdriguekr Nj
Garvsood. Mr. Greely and wife
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coMmERCTAL.


busnes daring ne past week has been fairly active
and the arrival and departure Of merchant vessels from
and % fo-rirn ports has frightened the business pros
poets N cou1efrial circles. and TIT lines or general
iocAl trade are ii present cast IN pleasant places on
cunt Of the activity reyain- IN SLING orerr from
III other isands ard attending 10 the wants Of LEGAL
customers
The arrivals so- he week consist o. The VI. G. Irwin
1n1 Ella frcm san Franci<c' and the ccrrSrr frrr1
Port Townsend the former bringing fall ea-ucs OF
The departures consist o. tht J. A. fElkinhurg Claus
Spreckels and HaukoE Saa Francisco. the Glene-
Tor Hong Kong and the Nonantnrn tolastl To- Puget
cuuui-
Herewith We present the rrturrs ~ the exports OF
domestic products for the qrarter ending June Sh.
vel the comparative table fht six moths %
lci- A lar-e decrease t. nnticcuhic tn fhf exports
o. Cur principal frilref
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wHITNEY-In this city, on Tuesday. July i7th, at
10 p - HEEyEr z WmFSET, aged p years- son Of
Hon- II. ~ whitney
The funeral VII be held At the Bethel Gospel e. half
past + - this day "wednesday
BUsH-Tn Hoaoluiu- on Saturday cveEiIg. Juiy Il.
Al O'Clock A1FEED ". BUsH. native Of New Lon
don. Conn. aged y years
Deceased frst arrived this city purstr % the old
Eifdsea, and has with slirat tnte1rliasiols peen
resident Of this city ever since His remains were
escorted 10 their last resting place By the J. o. o. j. OF
which Crdc- deceased member He leaves VIE
and two children To mourn his ios=
FASSOLA-Af Kiauca. Kauai. the oth inst. Of
iuramatioa Of The IGnes p NJ. FAssoIA school
tcarher BY profession aud native OF Pennsylvania
arcd aboai - years.
TrCKER--M Barrow in Fnrae}- Cumberland
Enrlaud May aist. 1855, OF heart disease cAMrEl
TsErr hrotke- OF the late J. c. Tucker Of this 1ifg
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sepsembsr 1ss 1883


=. - -
m M 4, i,2i.ss95 ss''..sss.ai.s ...3t = ~ ~
49, y a. n $50 sle :. -.
Claim sssiast IA. y. HffTTEE. K.i-
iva, kan, HaEaa, Eoz ea1aasr
about 81 90. secsod s. fzre ia..zs-rr
Policy To- $1,000.
Clam azsiuzt r. y. OVERiED. g.
merly J.. X. M2ls = Ho1oSss. Eiarst1a.
Hawai-, nov a,aosutiar 70 1toa. 81 .Qs1
secured BY N9Ftssg, 60 Pss.atigu e. 49,
Houokas.
Clam agahiet iEe CJEtE.t sUGAa
PLANTATION COMPANY. outat..
Hawa:., nov amoSnfi1r e s5,ai tst3ot1
secured By Aostgagc o. lie osLals e.-nr
Plantation. a sad Gokala.
Claim sgainzt lbs IzFEHtsT 10 -
KIlsAUSA SU0an COAfANf. kL
anea. Kauai, a. ioseaa Cne tr1r4
the KILAUEA SJGAR eF5F f4EI
now amesuiipg b sboas save F0sE
Of Z. A. MACfIE. jis. dns Jia 1z.g.
1885, sz7, c73.6z. vitb iEtersIl - p ~
cent per ann;u1 from Fe5rsvr n. Ist
NOTE Of r 4. NAlFre. ~. az Sla
July, 1884. 80. S786S. sit inssesi = 3
per cent PER anasn. fso,a Fshrsn.f loI1.
1859, 5otb Notes asc les1fe5 b. Heersrs
on 7Si Sherss n lte KIf.AQEA 6uala
COMPANY, iuss=a: iogshIs aea<aasasi-
y.
One Handed aua f5ff-0sc shFst
(par valne 81 900 oach5 E.4 f-lss -
300 IN The KibStTgA srSsAH Co
All accoznts VAL r. so,3 ~ sisei5r "a
he aaJ II Sale, : q 9TPf Sllbff ~.
An Papers lcran.sac, ~. l.ssr
to thu above Claims. ~. 1zr =, SKA - ~
piicsion a ilis oldee n n a. okft -
4 co, Honolnlo.
-; FERas c4sHs
PArAks ASS.
Honoluls, zaIy ~ aF
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,leR .4drsrfisrmrmfs,
TO LEASE

I HAVE A LARGE AND vALUA
u BILE Piece Of Land, euo0 Acres. more or ic.s. a.
Mo.okai Sflafcd on the LAM d iarrf anf gaitsbie
fishing Right in the sea, Pond adioininz fInc noqs-
tain land pasture and wood il1d ll1nudlne Five
years Lease giveu- Trrns--..l1l . year
}. e; WisEAAN
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DIED

J1cEsoy-DIXoY-In this sity. jas stu. 1853. a
the Auericsu legation. BY the Rev. y " Lane GEO
A JacKsoS to Miss MAT DroS. Of ST. Helena. Napa
county, Cal.
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BORN.
MARRIED

In this city on the ish inst 70 the wife " Green
a ssn san Francisco papers please copy
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The .rrufcl1ed fellow who wanted to knox. you
anuwr and who bothered Dickens family Of
Barnacles at the Cltcumlocutlon Oiice 80 much,
7-si = ,-slix round Honolulu OHciaidon last Mon
fnv He tried little business at the Chamber
lafrfTs dice. tut the Colonel and the MAJOR were
OF Of town next be looked IN AZ the Finance
q Interior vas oui and had been al the morning,
IRE kudstcr- General was sick, tie Chiet Clerk Of
the Interior Deparf1eut Was looking after lnr1i
r<znfs, thu Eec1nd clerk vas sick- 4ne second
Assocfafs Iusttce vas not al chambers and the
frst sas IN Europe on leave. Bat faithful to the
lass Tie gallant rrcsnicr At his post - was ths
AttorugT General and the President OF the board
cfHeaIfh- and he President Of the Board 81 In
I-Iirrntfnu With sueh an array. the felio~ Who
E1nfed 10 know you know returned back coz
eircef that ffe country vas safe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Cnptasn jackson has i1st Erturned FROM szr-
rp~iir tn1r On The Islands q Hawaii and Aari.
h6 has made carefni surveys Of bezlnkekua aud
Naalael Baqa- lars 81 t1ese Bays 1iil shortly e
ruints Of hiEuncai infernsi. such as Leihua, old
efirlr' rrsfdercls, &e-- I'll be accurately laid
down. At Mna1aen BAY tlle slope eraward Is very
rrndua. indeed az a ecusidEt1b.e distance from
-.7rs sI,1lI -lfar i u ~ foun5. Captain Jack
talt work AZ n marine surveyor has hee1 niensg
stn,zn q. and uf MY hook ~ E1lIe e1cslenI
adiil=ou ~ fhe char Y the erugr as re result q
him tNqrfa
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ISLAND LOCALS.

ABorr TOWN.
Mr. Adams holds sale Of household property
this rorains 1t the residence Of M. J. Asch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Hoavy rain showers prevailed during the night
Of the 18th and early morning Of the 18th insts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Claim ssziast IA. u. glafzNEE. Ku.-
iva. Kan, Ha@a'i sor pa1sasrr -
about 81 90. secse6 s. fzle ins.-surr
Policy fos $1,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

HR h Prircess lydia held a reception AZ her
residence on Beretauia street onthe afternoon Of
the 18th inst which was largely attended by resi-
dents and officers FROM the Ri,gio. The Band was
present during the reception hours and RECALLED the
visitors with choice SELECTIONS Of music.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Panio, an old and prominent native Of hilo, died
on Sunday, July sth. aged 70 years Panic vas
the uEcie Of the late Gov. Nip. Of lilo and Tor
many years held positions Of trust and impo-iance-
he Wa the road Supervisor prior to the appoint
Ereut Of Mr.. Jordan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The Band concert at Emma Square on Monday
evening Was well attended, and was most enjoy
able musical treat. One Of the numbers Of the
evening programme, polka composed by Mr..
Micniels in which be sustained the cOrnet solo,
was eucored. the applause being most hearty a nd
rfrslouned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The inass Of matter intended for the Boston Ex-
kibition viii be forwarded by the neat steamer 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

We hear that the Government Is preparing case
against J. Richardson. who lately brought the libel
suits against the Pee Afna and the GAxEITE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Through the politeness Of J. o. Garter, Esq
Commercial Agent for Japan, we have received
copy of the &c Eleventh Report Of the Postmaster
General of Japan" The pamphlet is concise, and
contains IN amount Of valuable information. The
japanese understand the art Of getting up public
documents thoroughly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Al about nidniget q lnesdaJ, 2 ny lstll, q LLe
Piantatioa al Amauriu, Hiic. When first seen i
had gained sech headEay that before help could
be obtaincd, tho boiling house and adjacent bald
ings were mass o. ruins. Jus-at .his time ever
thing Is very dry en- about Hil0 there having besn
bat rery litic gain for months. and boiling tolse
and eSerT thinc else want do@n ike finder ANA
unlu Fl1rtafon u stopped IN the midst % grinding
which Is a great loss Theirs arc aho1l 20 acres
set 70 cosne o. = 1cres % ehicl aiil lza irinred
b. delay. The hzi'tines were Vrry old and u 81
thor1 that Ties r0ui1 have o. Be q 5uiil After iae
rriadinr was over AZ az artnin iha property ue
hear was ISL inslfl4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The Musical Society members are quite attentive
Oh the regular weekly practice evenings at the
Hall Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The schooner Eaisro carries With her number
of Gilbert Islanders, whose terms Of service as Ia
bOrers having expired, avail themselves of the
HGifg's trip to Apaians TO return to their homes
She will leave on Saturday and any mail matter
left at the rooms Of the Hawaiian Board will be
fnrE.nrLla1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The Mission Children's Society held one Of their
pleasant reunions at the house OF S. B. Dole, on
the evening Of the 14th inst. very pleasant even
ing wac passed by those present, the absence OF
the host who was engaged az the Supreme Oouu
until 9 D. m BEING the only drawback.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The formation Of a new Telephone Company,
on a mutual basis Il now agitating the minds Of
nearly al members Of the business community.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The three rnasted schooner Dgtoia, F. E. MagEire
master cleared from Hilo, for Port Townsend on
Saturday, July 7th, IN ballast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

ciain azsiust r. y. OvERfED. g.
nerly J.R. MRls - Ho1ozas. Iianstsa.
Hawai-, nov a,aospraT 10 zlIca3 80
secured BY M9yigsgs % P.sssati1n a. rlss
Houokaa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

A meeting for the prevention Of cruelty to ani-
mails will be held at the Gymnasium. on Monday
evening. at : 80 O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

The Police Of Hilo made a raid on a gambling
den kept by skana. arresiing him and t'Te others
In the Police Court on Monday JDly 9tt. they
u-ere found rrilty and hnsd twenty dollars each
and one ieys imprisonment at hard labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

An accidental fro occurred IL the trash Of piece
Of cane being cut on the Alexander q Baldwin
plantation and burnt the balance Of the standing
cane-ouly few acres-and weut over into Grove
Ranch young ratoous. where It burnt OVER quite a
number of acres II is very fortunate that all the
Cfcre Ranch cane had Just been taken of. The
whole damage is very slight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

Mrs II. Kaai wife Of Mr. Simon Kaai died sud
denly at her residence Palaa, on the 18Th inst. The
cause Of her sudden death was the effects of heart
disease which her family physician states she was
troubled with. An autopsy was not deemed nee
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-13
OlCo lUe Cream.

Our readers may imagine this Is all a
JOKE, put we arc III earnest, we assur o
you, as we are assured by a gentlema II
III the ''ole0" trade that ice cream is
now ACTUALLY made Of "ol0o.n What
desccrationl What destruction OF all
Inc fond memories. the poetry, the ro-
mahce, and the sweetness OF u nice
young mans first dream Of love. No
more can he make his ,Dulcinea happy
ana at the same time get, q square meal
Tor himself for twenty 1--WE cents. Those
5halcy0n day 9 are ,pasc.s The rude hand
{0r science Is dsstfOying the great
'Amefscan elixir OF this life, Ice cream,
with all the fond hopes and the fresh
ness or life which hover ike saInted
7Iaen ries about ita sacred name, as it
ts ,indern ntning tho sol zee Of the future
life tie 0logy Inus diaappear our old
sfandfnsrisa of love and religion, one
saftsr the other, in such rapid Succession,
Chat before long s'aeience', y will deprive
sGe OF all knowle lee of wftatSwe eat to
support the lie of the body as6 H. seeks
;tlSldep We ais OF all sstlisI lssl6Wlsdge OF
what VIII perpetudre the lie Of the soul,
while the poor young lovers are sns.
pended between heaven and earth--as
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-13
being stopped by the hand until long
time afterWara, when the hand failed

being stopped by the hand until a long
time afterwara when the hand failed
to appear. bptlthe memory of the terri
ble arm deferred the stage company
from ever >afterward resuming their
business as public carriers. f" ;. Il +
David Caldron would meyer go to the
place. Several years after the first ex-
.citement caused by the hand, he dis
appeared suddenly and every one deci.
ded that he had been murdered. .,,,
-, Several days ago while railroad work
men were cutting Through Rock pass,
they, suddenly broke into q cavity.
Near the center Of thelplace they found
a skeleton under a large rock that had
fallen from above. Further research
discovered a great arm ingepiously
made Of wood and iron, and here, bro
ken off ny the fall Of rock, was an
enormous hand made Of steel. The
fingers were jointed, and the thumb
was hollow like a speaking tube. All
other't turn disclosed machine to which
one end Of the arm was attached. The
whole arrangement was "a wonder of
mechanism. BY closer search scraps
Of papers were found IN an old pocket
book bearing the name "Dayid Cal
dron y Thus the, old.time mystery
was explained. ~ .,l. ., 49,. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-13
- Contest for Boa,ity.

a beauty contest whioh has been
raging in st. LOUIS fair resulted in
the overwhelming election OF Miss
Flora Morreli. She has been awarded
the gold medal OF beauty, as u local re-
port puts it, ''for she has features Of
Greclan purity Of outline, her checks
softly tinted with lose color, and Ius.
trous gray eyes, twin stars Of beauty
fringcd with dark lushes, shining out
from beneath delicately penclllcd eye
brows. A lovely dIinple in each cheek
adds to the beauty OF the ttlce as the
rosebud mouth parts in a smlle, d.s-
playing q row Of gllstening pearls. Her
hair, Which isabundai,t, IL OF pale gold,
worn In loose curls over q wnlte fore.
head, and when lowing falls t4r below
the slim waist. Add to these attrac-
tions a graceful figure and sweet, un-
affected manner, and you SEQ before
you the st. Louis beauty"