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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

49,. 40 ,L, l., d.,
Ihere are aoout lio lhehlperS Ill 'ne
Texas Press association.
The convention will be called to order at
II IN. to-day.
Badges for mem1frs will be issued to
President Gosllng and by him distributed
to members of the Texas Press association
this morning: e A..
have headquarters It the Grand Windsor.
| There will be some sixty or seventy APP
plications for mem bership. Each applica-
ton will undergo rigid examination be-
fore being submitted to the association for
action.
The excursion to Monterey will probably
start Friday evening. Passes will be issued
upon the cert icate of President Gosling;
None but me- bers OF the association Will
The present president having served two
terms will not permit his name to. be used
as canddate{for reelection, and scram-
BILE for the Office is likely to ensue.
Members OF the association desiring to 60
ON the excursion to Monterey will please
hand in their names to the president or
secretary to-day.
The HERALD will welcome heartily all
members of the newspaper fraternity.
The reception committee OF the local
press class, ought to respond promptly to
the call of the chairman this morning.
The following have registered at the
Texas Press association
DR.. Maxwreetz, Datche Aeltung, VIC
torla.
X. Bradley, Mercury, Farmersville.
A. l.. Cashell, Nutshell, Kyle.
Oryille Rice, Argus, Emory.
T. p. Maddox, Navisota.
Ed. Williams, Corpus Christi, COLLEEN,
Nueces county.
JarLs w. College, Hillsboro Mirror,
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Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe.

The fact that the Gulf Colorado and San
ia Fe road has cut off the regular passenge
trains running between this city and Ga,
weston and putting on bobtail train which
has no direct communication with Calves
ton has been the cause OF much comment.
and some i'll feeling towards the line on
the part of our business men who think to
say the least that it was not Chesterfeldian
to so unceremoniously snatch away from
business and travelling public &C
cancellations without the slightest
warning. In fact the representatives of
the road here are mute upon the subject
and the rumor that Gould has succeeded
in getting control of the line. has gained
credence here. The business men Of Dali
las will not recognize bobtail train run
ming in on span from the main line.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17
The sBngerfest Band,

The Academy band from New Orleans un-
der the leadership of Charles Peetz chief
among the Smpgerfest bands dicourses very
sweet music. The following are the names
of the members which number thirty-three.
Charles Peetz leader, J. B. Vogel, p.
Greisling, Oscar Wolff, j. r. Erkert, Au-
Gusta Haase, John Schneider, Augusta
Oesterle, f. Hennings, E. Luci ami, ]. Charl.
ton,.C Minerie, Louis Wolf, Charles Thiele,
A. Albert, Augusta Bohne, Ed. Lord, E.
Helm, n Peppert. f. Falregos, r. Rey,
F. Butt. A; Haas, e. Meaning, Peter KONG
Charles Hoase
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Forty Years, EsperIenoe OF an Old Nurse.

EOfty Years Experience Oh an Oiu Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses In the United States,
and has been used for forty years with never
falling safety and success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week old to the adult. Ii corrects
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve IL the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases Of Dysentery and Diar-
ing or from any other cause. Full direc-
tions for usingwill accompany each bottle
None genuine nuless the fac-simile OF Cur
tbs a Perkins is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all medicine dealers. Is cents
bottle.
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Nothing Before Ike IL

From Waco comes fluid known az the
Electric Red Ant Exterminster." One
gill poured into the largest bed OF ants
ielIited las per direction), will kll not only
all the ants, but also the eggs. This com
pound IL q scientific achievement and IL
patented, Tucker 4 Willis, the leading
drug firm Of Wsco. own the patent for Ter
az They are selling of very rapidly COUE-
TY RIsHTs. DR.. j. W. Staplet0n owns the
right Of Dallas and several adjoining coun-
ties His headquarters are ct FAC 1olli-
ver's drug store Call and have this matter
demonstrated No Kill, no PAY, when the
impie indeed
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The North West Cattle Association

The executive committee of the above
association met in this city last evening
in the rear of the Exchange Bank. Mr.. G.
l.. Carter, president or the cattle associa-
ton, an old timer and for seven years pre-
siding. There were also present Mr.. O. @.
Slaughter, vice.president; j.. @. Swing,
of Jack county, secretary; s. p. Cum
ningham, Buffalo Gap, assistant secretary;
j. N. Simpson. of Dallas; j: +. Evans, OF
Sherman; J. w. Wilson, of Gainesville; J.
u. Witherspoon, Of Gainesville. The ir
After this was completed they were invited
to a lunch at the Parlor saloon by Joe
Boylish, and this and the Mumm and Rho
derer were highly relishe1.
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by heated Mt from q spOngs N burn
lux kerosene, M ever was seen. ~ arose
about n tlonsohd feet, M near M could be
estimated, IN less than minute, aud then
stflklngg western current went rapidly
westward end femglned In sight fully half
M hour, growing smaller aud smaller by
degrees until II finally faded from view en-.
tlfely. II was expeoted that II would burst
every minute but IL did not as long as II re-
fnaIned I'm qipht
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

Last night our reporter was standing on
Main strsst vnifing f0r something 70 turn
up. He he'd written Nd AL bis points. ard
he vas su1ious 70 ret enough for smother
column. While be vas standing there be
s.u nm from fhs corner q Eain and
Pordrrs strests. from the midst q
a lsrrs crowd. q balloJn- II vent
10 vsry rnpicly and US AZ
bssufiful . sight, being csrr1sd bloii
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a tourist leaniDR out Of = nook,
Feii on his head neer a brook,
The hun be reed we'd
81 Jacobs on relieved
Ana be says Il cured 'lfke . boot.
Crest oaks from Lille acorns spring.
Greaf aches the litfle tOe-corns bring.
But for eVtry com
Thaf ever vas born.
81 Jseobs on Is just fhs hing.
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To- eli who are suffering Rom The erroz
and iDdis-eti0ns Of youth, nervous weak.
ness. early decay. loss Of manhood, &C., I
vii send recipe fhsf vii cure you free
Of chnrFs. This grest remedy vss discoT-
sred by q missionary IN south America
se1d 4 sslf-nddrer-sd envelope - the Rev.
Jozsph 7. Iuman, Station ID, Sew fork
city.
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Burnstt,. ooso.lp. ne. H.csivsa Uuivsr-.

No other preparation possesses such re-
markabie properties for embellishing and
strengthening the hair and rendering Il
dark and glossy. u cures baldness and
erndicnfes dandruf. Burnett's havoring
extracts are The best.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

hIoNDAY. MAY 7TH. 1sss BEIT REMEN-
vi bered that on this IN day Of May, 1888 Il
b dnE the first Mondy and the Rule day IN said
month, In sid year. tse following orscee1inss
wee had 70 wi In the circuit osurt q the Unit
q sta 90 Tor tne rifth circuit aud Northern ais
20 81 1erss, ~ Dtllas. ~ Chamoern before
fhs H0nornhle Andrew p. Mccormick United
State di.iiic Judge cor SAID district .
No .. john W. Htrner ir. einl Va lev
men @. Noulioa ets'.-In this Cause. Il bfine
shown " The satisfaction Of the court that
pa'nanfs original bin and Levman 9. houi-
ioa Ausbury Mooito 4 Nffr MOui o., Aver n n
=. Aouit1h Odcl HATTIE cray h0ulaon a1d ID.
". Dfon, ell he lnst slr uared 49,
dauts in tne III n the nature o. I'm 81 re-
vlvo- flad ~ CON rlaInnriEl In saId case are n1t
ius aulfrr-s % o. found ~ifhin the norfherr lu-
Siciai = q rict ofTerar and II further nppesrinr
IRON . lftDn q corEr 'alreufa. 81 vel - the
order broft o. Ms couri that n1ne q re salf
cefMn1ant1 have vJlrnta-ily appearef therslo
an d furiner Appearing thnf personal servlcs n
20. prac,icaole - - nrT q ssh cefsDdEDtH
Il therefor ordered y, re court nat I'll 81
q M or1sr fur 81 s-ccesIlrs weetn hefnrs ne
Err M0-daT 10 Jrly - ~ surns wesklr nern-
p - p1blis set IN ne cIiy ~ Da1as Tlnts 81
Tsrsa ~ a-rfa. auf slsaf. nrsrrr o. drrrnr
" rlalnfiff hIls Sd arsInsl nsIf defsrd-
anr rsspectVely ~ ne rrie az. bsIrr ne
frEi Mun1aT 81 MS co 9 n rnlr I1.l
A tue corT ~ - o-drr -a1s $50 rrtrraf n
nd cEuss ~ said taT ca~ttrT
Il wires ne ne1l o. 80 r1rrI nnf ~
airua ne = ne clsrr tke-snf g. Dansa ttis -
Al. Horrr1r
c-t-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors.
/ to lbs. Of goods. 10 cents for any color.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

Mr.. NJ. A. Hancock, Ennis, Texas, says
Browns Iron Bitters is the best medicine
| ever used in my family for headache"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

Its cleanliness and elegant perfume makes
Parkers Hair Balsam the popular hair re-
storer everywhere.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17
ChhfIEh lie
stDa tfnnte


Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians of
Brights and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump-
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony of neuralgia. nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out OF shape from excru-
ciating pangs of Rheumatism,
Indammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula
Erysipelas
Salt rheum, blood-poisoning, dyspepsia,
indigestion, and in fact almost all diseases
frail
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof
Of which can be found in every nelghbor-
hood in the known world.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17


Whole Tickets, 50; Half Tickets, 81; "a
Tickets, $50; 90 Tickets, 500
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post-oiice order Orders of IS and upward by
express can be sent at our expense. Address
all orders TO r. NJ. BoARDMAN, Courier-Journal
D.,idinR Louisville, Ky.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

Va Eln-krrlft .. RsE on.
W IernI - cr.irr - = rrct wrrE-
80 - r.-1c.lrrI .nrTlI y .. D. Desc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

Don't accept any substitute in place o
Psrker's Ginger Tonic which is superio
strength reStOrer.
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WAT oUrsrf0ssff


hHk the most eminent PHYSICIAN
Of any school, what IA The best thing In
the world lor quletlng and allaylng all iffl.
iatlon Of the nerves aud curing all forps Of
nervous complaints, giving natural, child.
like refreshing sleep always2
And they will tell you unhesltatingly
"5ome form OF lIopsl"
CHATTER Z.
Ask any or all Of the most eminent ply
siclans
what Is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention or In
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar TO women
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatcally "Buchu."
ASK the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver disease or dyspepsia, con-
stipation, indigestion, billousness, mala-
rial fever, ague, etc." and they will tell
you:
Mandrake! or Dandelion!'
Hence, when these remedies are COM
bined with others equally valuable
Andcompounded into Hop Bitters, such
wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is 30 varied in its opera.
tions that no disease or i'll health can pos
sibly exist or resist fits power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman,
weakest invalid or smallest child to use.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rumford
Chemical works, Providence, R. /.
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204 Prizes, AMOUNTING In o. 3. Cold 70. Us. q
TICKETS, s2, HALVES, Oh.

AL PKIzKs PAID on rhksErTATIor.
For information and tickets apply 70 BHIPSEY
COMPANY, General Agents, Ina Broadway
New York CITY, O. East Randolph street
Chicago. Illinois. or JoHr B. FERNANDEZ
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The fifsi Day Of the Grand singing
Feast.
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The si9zsrfest Is one Of the things thai
frauds cannot work the newspaper man
racket on. Mr.. knepfiy. who issues the
tickets. has been furnished a Legitimate list
BIZ the press Of those entitled 20 courtesies.
The electric lights at seDger hall make
q Il ne light.
..Gemhallfky, but ali these frings and do
ines must cost the Sanger brothers like
smoke" remarked q cOuntryman yester-
dsv who wanted 10 know when the table
f5f s.nrer's feast would be spread.
The city Il full Of life, and IL hourly get
ting more 20.
pleasing 10 the eye. The stage, a. the east
end. il handsomely decorated With iesto0ns,
aars. harus. and in the centre Of the back
Sr0und are the banners Of the home sno
visiting aocieties. which sid 20 ifs appear
eucs. on either side Of the sage, there is
struhberv. plants and rsre flowers, which
srf Of that uart Of the building The entire
hall Il tnsfefully decorated with RAriands
snd artificial flowers, vreaihes, etc The
4 ash Of the fags and The Elinting Of toe
derorsfions e. seen under the electric light,
gives the hall . very pleasing appearance.
The trains ere crowded with Delegations
Of visitors % the EE1Eeriest-
The unrons on the streets have caught
tae dscurntiOn rnauia.
~. Go~Iin. In eola. only hsd en- hall
boar nofics that Mr. Schmidt vas boarss
Nd couId not siBg ~Ercslsior7 ss an
nounosd, and hE1 70 sing '-zsuleika srcond
ing"
Asons oftbs rsDo-fori.i stsf attended
be sznesrfsss lns riEhf 70 vrits Is up, an
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Dplerrses from the singing s0cieties ,.
Austin, Gaivesion. San Anionio, waco hpo
frpderictsburg arrived resteroay.
Five thoussod reserved EH1Eeriest seafs
hsvs been sid By NJ. N0ninger-
The engine-house hes been tasteiuiiy
decDrried, and L quite atifnctiFe 10 iis
Cssirz have been rlsosd in Che ss1rsrtsst
building 10 sccommodaie the er-ai inn1A
fOn ne rstururn Of the torch light proces-
80 - eur-rrrfesf hail. The ls1y and fen-
urrrrn men bers 0fthe different Singing -
rietiss we're s3drssss1 ~ msTo- Csbe
y 10 srths chisf exscufive ofhcer ~ lie
- b~fe lihe visitors . hearry vt.co1n-
- ~r1r~1rf fhem tie cOurtesles ~ ~
~ffr HIs rpunrfs wa-t receFr1 IN
br~~f q rrr|lruss run thoss p-e-ent-
re bnndreo cots hrss ceen r-cFloe1
a. ~ur-lr h ne hal d the Queen Cry
~ s~-rrrrssi BAL Frssg rirb. e. III
A. iii - 80 slernrf afsIr-
-1Ton ri.h e. 60 rrs,ls. . -
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-29
LAND SALE.

On Monday Mr.. Z. z. Adams
sold by auction at his room the fol-
lowing properties: 332 acres of
grazing land at Kauai and lot Of
1889 acres to Mr. G. Bertelman for
$4,000; l acres at Waikiki for
$500 to Mr.. II. M. Kapiolani; II
acres at Kailua to Mr.. ID. r. Ellis
for 5000; \ acre aud house on Lii
ha Street to Mr.. j. Rebello for
$475; 81 acres at Hama, Maui TO
Mr.. A. Unna for $500; II acres at
Waikiki to Mr.. w. r. Castle for
$3.50; 81 acres at Kona Ito Mr.. ID.
R. Ellis for 1925; and ST acres at
Haena, Kauai for $500 to Mr.. j.
Hulunaheli. The total amount re;-
lied by the sales was $17,210.
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THE ARCTIC OCEAN.
Arrival Of the Whaler Thomas Pope-Dis.
couraging News from the Whaling Fleet.


The whaler Thomas Pope, arrived
Wednesday from the Arctic, reports
as follows: Sailed from San Francis
co for the Arctic June 2nd: had
mostly light easterly winds on the
way up and entered the Arctic re-
gions thirty days from hence. The
ocean was full of ice and the weather
unusually cold. The whaling fleet
had not done much, both whales and
walrus being very scarce. The bark
John Rowland was stove in the ice
July 9th and 10th, and condemned
at Point Hope. July 18th, sailed
from Point Hope for this port. Had
very light winds and Gains, with
plenty of fog, as far as Ounamak.
Passed through the latter August
18th. Had fine weather and moder-
ate winds from southwest, west and
north thence to this port. August
10Th, William H. Winslow, late mate
of the bark Hunter, and passenger
on the Thomas Pope, committed
suicide by cutting his throat and was
buried at sea. The following is the
list of freight taken from each whaler:
From bark John Rowland, ,404
gallons of sperm oil and 6,616 gal
Ions of whale oil, 2 casks ivory and
IA bundles of whalebone, L. H.
Bartlett & Sons; 1 cask ivory, 5
bundles bone, f. M. Green. From
bark A. Barker, 1875 gallons whale
oil, 2 casks ivory. Bark Atlantic,
4,166 gallons sperm oil, 1 cask ivo-
ry. Bark Fleetwing, 4,4OS gallons
sperm oil, 2,202 gallons whale oil,
2 packages ivory and 81 bundles
whalebone, j. & w. r. Wing, care
of j. N. Knowles. Bark j. A. How
land, 3,276, gallons whale oil, casl1
ivory. Bark George and Susan, 2
casks ivory, 5 bundles whalebone,
Wright & Bowen. Bark Rainbow,
1924 gallons whale oil, 2 casks ivo-
ry,7 bundles bone, j. III. Bartlett
& Sons. Bark Ohio, 3,343 gallons
whale oil and l cask ivory, Aiken &.
Swift. IS. II. Bulletin.
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A lady in Hungary has the distaff
used by Marie Antoinette, in spin.
ming, during her Imprisonment. 1t
is of wood and ivory, inlaid with sill
yer, and still bears the hemp left
upon it by the i'll fated Queen on the
eve of her execution.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-29

keT tuu Unc man from On1O Uau
entered one of these places they
found other Brokers who leaned
against the place called Bar. And
to them spake man who had on his
breast precious stones and whose
hair was anointed and pasted down
10 scallops, saying:
'tWhat'llitbegents!"
And the Broker answered, saying:
"Straightformemike."
But the Ohio man thought of the
wifs and children he had left behind
in his own land, and his heart was
softened, and he said: "Betterpu-
talittlesugarinmine.' a
And they drank.
Then spake the Ohio man unto
the Broker, and told him that he
had come from Cincinnati and the
land beyond. Toledo, and had with
him great riches which he had
gathered after many years of toll,
and that he would buy with it much
wheat, and sell the same much
later in the season when the
price thereof should have risen
greatly. And when he had ceased
speaking the Broker fell upon his
neck aud kissed him with the kiss of
peace, saying: " Youcanjustbet-
yoursweetlifewe will make barrel Of
money"
And on the following day he went
into the place where are to be found
all those who have wheat and corn,
and provisions to sell and began to
buy all the wheat that could be had.
And the price of the same
began to ascend, and the papers
came out saying: g There is boom
in wheat"
On each day thereafter came this
Broker into the market and bought
Of wheat many thousand bushels;
until finally they which are called
Bears, became sore afraid, and one
of them cried out, saying: cold
Hutchisraisingallthishell."
But another rebuked him, saying:
Armour is the man,
| ana Stlll the broker uld Duy OF
the wheat that was offered him, I'M
til the price went so high that many
became sore afraid, and tremble lest
they be wiped out. But other
Brokers consoled them saying:
"Don't worry; we will knock the
Ohio man stiff before settlement
day"
But they visit not what they said.
| For the boom, of which the papers
had each day writ articles, grew in
strength, and when the day of set
Element came wheat was worth
$1.35 per bushel, and there was
great wailing and gnashing of teeth,
and many beat their breasts, say
| I L.
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Ana 10 him whose reward had
been a house and lot he said: sI.ive
there happily until the end of your
days, and remember that Ohio men
are generous, caring no more for
dollar than most men do for their
lives"
And to him whose reward had
been the split second watch he also
spoke, saying, "With this you
may lay quietly under the grand
stand when the trotters are being
exercised, and you shall know Of
certainty how quickly each one can
compass a mile, and can thereby win
much money betting with Charlie
schwartz, Johnlester, Scottylinn,
Franklnaginn, and others, until they
shall cry out, saying: "We are
suckers" -
And then went the man from
Ohio home again, taking with him
great treasures. ~ ~
After little time came other men
from Ohio, saying: "Lo, this is
soft thing; we will sell wheat, which
is much too high, and gain great
riches"
So they said unto the Brokers:
Sell wheat, even that WHICH thou
hast not" And they sold.
But still fell not the price of
wheat, but rather went it up with
exceeding swiftncss. And men came
to the Brokers saying Put up
margins" ..
And they put W cheerfuly of
their own money, knowing that the
men from Ohio were well fixed, for
asmuch as they had made great
sums the previous month.
But when the Brokers were think
ing thus the men from Ohio became
sore afraid, and gave all they pos
sessed to their wives, which were
wise women, and sailed the same
carefully away.
And when the Brokers had put
up all their own money they sent
messengers to the Ohio men for
more. But the Ohio men only
laughed a hard, dry laugh, like the
laugh of the hyena, and said: "We
have no money"
Then said the brokers unto each
other: We are deceived and be-
trayed into the hands of our enc
mics; We are comprised about with
dangers. Our money is all in the
hands of those who would fain
jump on our necks. We are tee
totally busted" 'i.. "" ~
And it was so.-From +" Paru-
bIes for Old FOlks," Ju Murat Hull
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-29
THE FAITH cuRE-How IT WORKED.

''Haye you ever tried the faith
cure?" asked long-haired, sallow-
faced stranger, addressing gentle
man who sat beside him in street.
car. II have" was the answer.
"Do you believe in it?" 81 do"
"May ask, then, Of what were you
curedT' Certainly, ! was cured Of
my faith" Ia.rr