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J, Ooor,s,iy Repo,f oT NE queens Hospi,oL
Honolulu August iJth 1894

Honolulu, August IIh 1888.
TO TIN TRusTrEb on TuE QUErs's
lIogwrA GrDfiSmfB have the honor 10
submit the following report for the quarter end
ing August 9Th 1888
The total number u patients nj present In
the hospital Is s., Vi, q IInwaians, IS males,
o females, 7 Chinese and 10 u other nation.
nliticsi IS paying.
The number u admissions during The quar-
icf was 81, Wis 81 IInwaiiaps, 10 males. ~
females, y Chinese and SS nf other national.
tiles.
Discharged 40, vihisi IIawaians, 80 males,
~ females, 3 Chinese aud % Of other nation.
nliiics.
Deaths ~, viz: IIawniians, 3 males, 3
females, q Chinese and 10 81 other national.
tiles.
The causes Of death were as follows beri.
bcr o, consumption 4, collapse 2, disease Of
the heart ?, disease Of the liver 2, cancer Of the
stomach I, gangrcnc 1, miningitis I, childbirth
{, paralysis I, hrmorrhage I, sohening Of the
brain !, alcoholism 1, injury I.
~ "'k"''' ""'"p'' " "'p" P'u'hh WIZ
ioi, lowest 20, daily average ~ Number Of
prescriptions id79.
The number Of patients treated in the hos
pitaI was as follows; June I2oi July I46;
August no
Calls at the dispcnsnry $50. New names
entered in dispensary books So.
Respectfully submitted,
G.. TRoussgAU.
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spiHia, Nasfsfifns 4 O.. e. p4staas. sJr.s, a. -
shisbyi Hafifsld -. rasia Lev, e " Iufi s
iron a1lHmas . " Inf4fifas ., 4 ha.ls u s. ss.
if'H ms ~ f1ls elal yfiHisam o. ilsss bag
r. nv aVsisi Older, ~ rtg ifsi1s ~ ptf eftsf.
BE- ~ 30 saffhsNsaff Hsfsri hHs ifft 80 fs.tt
asHf'fii tfas h4hgfs. ~ iNs iuiss, ~ single
fnisa - - hardware Isle dfY ns.is q, - 10
ss-'is, - s'efs tsHs ffsis futHs - tons ral
f9i0Ji " HiafifiusfY
fnlm san ifsH,so w " w. Nsysf, sss. s. 9
iy4maH ~ f4siAgss gfassfiesi Ailsn A pDtiEs.p.
" fbHs Ehssl = " " hHiti iHahsm "a. - ~ ~
rsiH'.i ltssbisld ~ ptfs cotton. Dasias o. ~
ptFt l-ins nisali NJ thDs tafi, = Itgs siHa aa.
,liHst - ptss k'ua IN aH4HHniiisH, q tiihqa, isp
w. hHn. ~ " cots, 81 baiss haYg tHaiHe 10. ,
lpplsa rs iass Ynhus t1eus ifyey y hails p4i@f.
iisH I'm, ptRs p'inii lfsssf 81 ~ ~ fs'ii 5
FtRs falfs, Ftg' nFintl 3 ftga lFsln-. piEa
hadt"e. ptN i.sl Rssf, e. ptas L0iisf iHiss. 3
pkgs ~gmfpis y BIDS lime, e. ions ssHd ptfs ssd
dlsff, ~ ~ heHf, ils hoy, ~ Lis sA4H 81
DID l..f. bhla shl.kst y hbl. drug.
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NJ Roli1 T. sasc will arrive here from Nns.
iniia by The most IVY u sydney next month.
having IN charge q large herd u iIcrcfopl cat
tic. lie will give lawiiiin callomen Grsr
choice II the.e animals which can be put
chased and Inspected ai thd atcamet, taking IN
To san Francisco those not spld here. IL
will afl cows TO- tiso each. with calf and
bulls ior $500 each Nh Sase Is we'll known
10 many of our stock taiarn,
1bem wsa IN unfortunately small audience
II The magic lantern show At Music Hall last
Monday night IN Christian community
lhai Is ~ generally really 10 encourage limo
cent and Instructive public Amusement. there
ought 10 W. many 10 whom the fcrcnl "Toaf
around the World would help 10 while an
hour away pleasantly and prohlably There
will bo Q balfprcr matinee fot families this
afternoon, and repetition ~ last Monday
Performance Ibis evening,
On The 18Th II June last accday Mc.sn.
r. Wheman and A. w. Ken carried IN q
teftcahmcnt stand at kapiolani pafi Nj
Ken conducted the business In person and
claimed That The receipts were only $3.50
The bills amounted To BJjs. M Wise.
man brought sit lpr correct accounting. and
Judge Austin decided that the receipts had In
reality been $500 n Mr. wi.cman bad con.
scented to the settlement proposed by MI
Kerr, he would have lost money
Doctor cmg. who has change n Doctor
Whitney, dental practice during his absence,
has on exhibition piece IT work which /.
claimed 10 he different from any ever before
performed IN Honolulu The work consists Of
mounting nn artificial upon living ~ dead
stump ~ root the crown fitting pyef The
stump In such = rfinnef A. Ia he indi,lingush
able from natural tooth, The work IL an
interesting example of professional ,lill and
Is well worth cSamioalon
Messn, Ashley & Ilcblam have painted
Their delivery wagon with the announcement
" The Wells, Fargo & Co., cypress business
which they do The fcpainting has given tho
wagon neat, natty, new aud thoroughly bna.
ness like look MI George Ashley, resilient
agent Of Wells, Fargo * CO., has pm up let
tcr boxes in the following places j. W..
Robcttson's, !. NJ, Dat, Jf's, At the Nuuanu
street store Of IIollislcr X Co, the Hawaiian
Hotel, 7. q. Thmms Fort street store, and
At the makai end of the O. s. 8. Cos. wharf
Both the letter aud the package business Of
the company has had good inilialoy "scnd
an
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Waiaua School will open next Monday.

Wainlua School will open next Monday
iolani College opens Monday, The school
4 nearly full So faf as boardcrs are concerned
Miss Kate Mossman will organise begin.
ners class at Fort stree, School. During last
term the work Of the primary grade was
greatly Inconvenience by the frequent admis.
sion Of beginning pupils, to whom special
instruction had 10 be given in addition to
regular class work. To prevent a like con.
dition of affairs this term no beginning f"
pupils will bc admitted after next week, un.
less prepared TO take up the class work and
successfully carry it along.
Mr.. Atkinsons school will opened for the
formation oi classes yesterday. School
work will commence on Monday, the 18TH
Considerable improvement has been made in
the school buildings and the newest and most
complete set of school apparatus will be pro-
vdcd The course OF instruction, besides
giving thorough grounding in English
branches and arithmetic, will give opportuni.
ties for studying Latin, Greek, French, Ger
man, mathematics, natural sciences, drawing
and painting.
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SATURDAY. 500. seprRnnrR -. ,as,

Publication Office IL ats Ksahumanu street I'd
l'osisl rooms ~ 'os Po,t tfset
Subscribers aud Advertisers oil please address,
THos, q, fiIrUM, Publisher and Proprietor,
Al matter TOT the Saturday Press should be
addressed 10 the SATURDAY pRrss"
Double column sdvefilsemenis cats and large
types wi not be admitted Into or columns
neither vili advertisements be admitted in'o read.
ing columns ~ any price These rules oil he
s,piily adhered 70
Noinr 81 any events of Interest 'ran.rifioe On
the other islands viii always be thankfully received
fot publication. Correspondents are requested 10
append theif tue names 10 all sommunif ailons,
not fof publication nsoessady bui a. guarantee
that The wfiiof Il acting ln good faith,
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Merchant Vessel, Nov in Port.
Vessel. Expected from Eorcigu Port,


BsFnEs, Ger bk. MAxAtLAs. Sander
Due N9y. n y iIaesfeld a Co, Agents.
Due My SO & :, = ll'etfsld g Co, Assel.
Due Dec. 20. H. Haekield & Co.. Agents.
Nav n Gs. SSs ss & esn es As %
Due Oci, 70. II. Iiackfeld A Co, Agents.
Nav CASTLE, 5 W, - BsLLr isLR. -
For Mahutona- Due sept. as-3o. S. g. Wilder
Nnw yosK, An. bk srARrAs.. ........... .Crossiey
Overdue, Castle \ Cooke, AGENT.
Nav foRg, Brit. blk. Hgsy JAMss. -. baltimore
Due Oct, se-2s. Castle 4 Cooke. Agents
LNrKrool- Brit bk. MALlscArs. ........... EdLin
Due Sept, g., so; ; T. II. Davies Co, Agents,
To sail Aug. IS. 4. H. Davies x Co., Agents.
PoRI CAMILLE An. tern, NJ. I. SMITH .... :. knacle
Now due for Mahutona S. G Wilder a Co, Agis.
PoRr GAMHLH, ---- QurEs. .............--------
For Mahukona. Due OCT. IS. S. C. Wilder Il
Co, Agents
Bosros, Am. bk. MAKrna DAVIS. ......e... Benson
Due Oct. IS. {. Brevsr 4 Co, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Brit S MApRAs ...,..... Bradley
Due now T. II. Davies Co, Agents.
SAN fsAseisco p. MSS. Cry OF Nav YoRk Cobb
Due Sept ~. II, iiaekfeld & Co, Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bktne. ELLA............ Howe
Due sep, ss,3o. C. Brewer & Co, Agents
SAN tnA s. ek'ne, 4. fAls,snp,c. Goodman
Due Sept. ss-so =, a. sehaefer 4 Co. Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Haw amr CAniLLA..........S a,.
Due Oct. io-rs. II. S. N Co, Ageni,
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PhILAprIrHi., fiaw. smr. kisAu Won schmidt
due Nov. IS. Wilder & Co, Agents.
HuMnoLpT, Am. sch MANY T.. DoDos. ...... Paul
Due Oct. so-Is. Allen Robinson. Agents.
Huunolof, Am tern u. 5 WILLIAMS. 80. Winant
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Due Sept. a.. II. HaekfeId & Co, Agents
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DIED,

ShrrbfgD IN this city, Sepiemle; 9Th. Maisi "
only daughter u Captain T. T. and Mary e.
shepherd, aged yeart.
san ffabcisaD, Rochelle, and New iiedford papers
please c1py
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~ Authoritp.
Once Of Superintendent ., ws,e, wor,.

iioNolpLu, July ), RIA
Az pef'ons having Water Privileges notified thai
their WAITE RATES are PAYABLE semi .nnpuaily in al.
vance, at ilie Office u the Superintendent d Water
Wo'ts, fo@ u Huuanuu street, upon the - day u
January and July Of each year G. Is. WILSON.
uSn Superintendent Water Worg T.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-15

Rcy. Moncnre -. Conway, . clergyman
who has ncscf been in orders, bpi who haa fof
q long time preached to LONDON congtcga
lion Of advanced liberals in religion, passed on
his way TO Iodia, via sydney, on the Ans.
iralia. Nh Conway Is by birth virginian,
by temperament . scholar, and in belief an
ARnoslic with touch II Essenianism. lie Is
moi Unitarian, ~ has often been said be u.
MI Conway Is not only close STUDENT In, Is
also one of the most brilliant II magazine
writers. lie goes TO India to study is folk
lore, is religious myths, is philosophy and is
people lie will probably remain there at
least . year.
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A Successful Iiouse a Successful House a .tfik.
INK ioa'anes Of z'ree=s in Retail Dry Goods way Is
afforded by The Leading Millinery House u Charles J.
fahel corner for aud Hotel streets The Proprietos
Mr. fiahel has acquired the ar u holding custom Any
Dry Goods House can, b. freely ndserisng. draw
o'ner twice; hui to hold them, asd enjoy their
confidence, calls fof tho cSerese Of ia, and lleralty
Goods mus be markell down and .old for what they
are: never miarepernt any article That Is the policy
d Chmles j. fishe and that policy has made the Gra
one q the greatest ia itS line the beading thorough
fare u Honolulu. The Trading Millinery Store u
Chahs ] fishei. ito IIcnoluiu what Macy Is to
New for&- Charles J Fstel makes a Speciality Il Nh.
liner S1 The store Is u the aights of the eit,
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing San Francisco wili
find very desirable Furnished Rooms I'm Suit aud Sin
gle at No. ~ Montgomery ST., Corner Bush Mr.
T. Honey. formerly 81 Honolulu.
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PASSENGERS.


p, fG5 Mani n, and Hssa PEI iysari' ses w
G " Lewis, Hon Judd. Rev Mr. Grossr.
For Kauai, per X Bishop. Sept az wa,erLou,e,
" Glade, u Long and vile A Crop, J W p..iiIips'
Miller loyell. pra,,. Alexander. cooas'
iAdsr, u Dickinson and daughter, Captain Ahlbon'
Mr. Grunhs,g. Mr. Ellis, Mr. kesslsr.
y, t''@ p w,adsa,d rS,,, Psr L,tsks, ssm
nsh, Bruce and ss M Mlss S,s ,. Ms
iarlans, Low, w Gray and wife, Miss Rhodes.
Mn q u Davies and children, Miss S Baun,sres'
( v Hahn w ! ,Mtnsh, 9 I kul, I shaw, Ms j
powss,i, $ Monsarrai, Miss ~ Com~ell, ! A Pal
mer, wb ksanu, J ssin.on. G q C,oeksii, { a
Johnssa, II A'iieen. =
IRON liss,pool, psl i.le a Anglesea. ssp, a.
NoFrie, Hanford, W Thomas.
Departures.
70, san Francisco, per Mariposa, sept ro-w u
woo', wife and gnrse, y Mercer, g Frank, X Scar.
l,aHholons~. Hy Meter, II j Nos,e. 4 car,sa,.s,,
Mrs uresn, u hlacow and wife, \ 4 Airs,n,s,
and wife, W @ Wood Mis- W fennsii, { II wailmns'
yahasaa rfisssr, r fosass. NJ. l; s,ais' :
ku,1, u snli,h aud wife, Jas Rhode Paul Ss nan
I q Steel and ~ifs, NiSsi,a, 4 I,is. Il H1 4
berger. l.s soon On, { a ila..iy. / saris, n
Parker. W q Callahan, A Jansen, Mr I A Min. al
shiid.sa c A Hyde, u Z lhsmpsoa, Jno na,Is e
., be- kshalsi, pes Kiiausa Hoa. Sept ~ n
ih,ii,ps, Mr u ksana and daughter. M Pasas.les.
1 johnson, Mrs fAfns9usth y
Fog ~int~ard ports, per LAelke, ssu rr-I
MSs.ails. J W Hahn u sshussler, A Gsr,s.sy. /
ns,ahet, sam Parker / Wight, Mn n woo-i~asd.
sal, a pekenson. Mas ! Dlekenson, A Paimer. "a
: :, "dss i.~,n l. Lake, { N St~acss. M,,.ss
~ isaels, cteen. u Via
\, =. ha.ai per 1mr & X B.>hap. Sex ir-Ms aud
Nn hl'hep, ~ Walker. X Sizzling. W Turner,
c,lsas. . xais a:%ls.s, wv csss.' 'S r.. o. =
borne and shsli' hrs Meksnsis and ehiIissa-
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nzpopIn

~ San ffaB.ao. 80 Campus 8sp ig.,ss bgs
spgaf, itDsy7; tfgF3f,
io' Ven ffaH,i.ot ~ dnipsa, Sss o, ma
hH' 'pzaf, fSsfAa5hsi iz7 ~ fcs, tsA1s,iis, ,gt
N, leds7i igfp hHhs lenahas, Z Ills RDii stip. ,
ldls shssfsbin. ? b. tstsi issyst, ftgy,stEtg
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-15

Thee were iriy-sis Gcuuana, working ~ q
plantation " Ooiala Hawaii, Who refused 10
work On the 2Sih, ultimo, considering that they
were ~, we'll treated. Daniel Porter with >
s1uad u police, were cent from lIiloand brought
The labofefa ny steamer Likcike 10 lilo. where
they had . hearing and were senl n Iionolnlu.
They showed fight at lilo, bui police and
pistols were loo many Tor them, they had
plenty Of money, and seemed dcicuninodtosee
the Thing through They came to this city IN
the Likelike laN Sunday, were sent 10 jal and
while there, concluded lbcy bad better 70 back
to work, returning ny the same steamer which
brought them over.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-15

From Nanaiaao, n G., pes G q. Wtmx. 81.
1870 toas e~Ai. Alen 4 kohis,oa
tnsn Liverpool pes III a AnxlS,ia, s-ps. 1.
sSn>~s@ %. IS 9 p'ekis. G. sb>+asA<. ~ .
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-15

NEWEST STYLES ARTISTIC TYPE AND
~ st-.'a'ers i~ wsisisnxs, se.lzi. hulk, ft,-
kf@nmss. hn1sftaAnn<nfs, ei<.. etc. sn<zsas t<lnx
'ecsesd ard r<.nssa< osdep ~ >an< pso>sp<i, es-
sssled' - tbs 49, 4 shi fsp>s. No kAsAH.>ns
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se.-,oo, Monday. Aoru.' -. ~,
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slew ADVERTISEMENTS.

ytCW ctOUC(ttSCucut6.
- -----------.---
AND upwAR D.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.
Corner Of Merchant and Nuaanu Streets
C. ]. FISHEL Proprietor.
The knssi line q Mems, Boys. and yo,.shs'
CLOTHING
ever seen IN this kingdom.
Mo,hsrs bring your boss aloag AMI sslse, is your
selves out u ,hs rich display.
Mechanics ~i hnd the and bed sUITIScs
they ever
CALL AND SIZE THEM
cisshing manufactured from tbs Ansneaa and
English markets
y, ready made sloshias department make 80
eiality u, aai
DEFY COMPETITION
r,hsr in si5le. qualify. q psies-
SHIRTS t~hiie and e,lsedl Handkerchief, Ssxks.s.
Collars. WOODEN tss=i>, Has CAPS aad Sh.--s +. IN
iaGi- everything gsnii<snsn i~rsis IA shis tse
sAiofs Goods u every sisscnassoa-
FANCY GOODS. ToiLEfs. PERFUMERy. a..
psy e;osd' Il the ls,s-a pattern, and s,ss>
RIBBONS. LAcEs. HOSIERY. &e.. A.
The community ~ii b mors than sar.<i.<d .hsn
ihsy visa my INV sIOkE. AIT ju.igs os tAs =.
Tbs hns ~<iseisoa "a stock>. and tbs rema ably LON
PRICES a,ked
have made arrangements direct xnh iase,xn mana
ssstasess, aad ihsseiose ay ecis >hipp< d.sss a
nfs ens, sed can co@l<t< f< lie p<l<rs sxh .ksl<
sals houses, aud certainly az h<Ls~ shs p~.<~.
asked "a retail s>iahis-hasass IA itas- isla-
DON'T FoRGEf the NEW STORE.
Low PRICES and GOOD GOODS . my motto.
sSd
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Auction Salts.


- y ?. ADAMS. haaioussf
VhLuA"Ln LANDS !" KAUAI
rARf OF rHE rsfATR ~ & TfTcoNB
~ pfda n \ - liarssi, ~, and ". o Smith.
iustss, uhdsf ibs vii n fhsfiss fiffaiab
deceased. siil I'll ai piblic asciion,
On Monday. September 2Ath.
trna, ~ ~ s.lr,soos.
Those Two Valuable Tracts ~ Land ., KooisH.
Island n Kansi
s~g3s -
West Waiakaius aud KahiIf,
ADlAossr 80 roe gnAprs PlAHfAfioa.
Waiataina contains an area n i,,-4s 100 Aeres
murfr IRE siHrE
Hshili adjoining Wsakaiaa, contains an srea of
"a, Acres. Title Pee Simple.
rtrsr ARR DOUBTLESS
THt BEsf GRAZING LANDS ON KAUAI,
AMI 90 knhii. there are ssysral hundred aa.s
YinS Cane Lands.
Both n the llYe mentioned parcels ~ ls1,i Ill H.
offered H. one ~ together, At ~.
Upset Pries Of So 900.
fgf further parh nlafs. apply 10 Smith n ftUfst1n.
" hrrthani street where surveys aud dseds h.
sech. Deeds At efpenae II pufeiiassr.
isS y. =. ADAMS. Auetiooesf
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LOCAL ITEMS

NJ drr, n the barb Spartan from Nav
yort
lighi siaiH, tri nom iuboi'i Point
IL |. M. Dl.nL.t. LnluI
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Hspis H1ses catiazss and gOarsa ~ III t4arrs n
Iionslla- seiis and i.e4 psosrty AZ ~ King
dom
q attorney, AMI othsswts@.
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J. 4. w Use ~ A n,

The 0riy f.coyuinsd pssL FsrsrH geoKgs. CrsrnN
HOEsE BeoaKs aud gggFs<L EtsfHggs AcsaF.
The iiasaiisfs I,i4fsis
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-19
eThem's Ny Sentiments 'zackly.

Ia speaking of the speaker question
the New Haven Conn Register voices
the sentiments of the true democracy
every where when it says:
Mr.. Randall's support, as set forth in
the Louisville COtHier.J0gHW, is surpris
ingly weak in view of the confidence with
which his friends have viewed his chances.
His support is in fact tritlng, though
of course upon thorough canvass of the
democratic members it would be greater
than represented here, but not great
enough 10 equal that of Mr. Carlisle.
Mr.. Randall is Il man uf unquestioned
ability and integrity, but to elevate him
to the speakcrship of congress, pro
nouncedly in favor of tariff reform
while he himself is prolectionist. would
be to choke off all successful attempts at
tariff revision Mr. Carlisle. then, can be
viewed AS the probable speaker of the
hext house. This view of the situation is
emphasized by the fact that he is pccu-
liarly fitted to the position at a time, and
under the existing circumstances and by
the additional fact that the support offer
ed 1T first 10 other men will eventually,
that is in all probability, go to him. As
surcdly it will not so to Mr.. Randall
whose views on the tariff question are
directly opposed TO those of the other
candidates. We believe that Mr. Car
Isles election would meet with the
approval of The party at large, aud would
give much greuter satisfaction than thai
of Mr.. Randalrs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-19
Maine Men.

From Bath, Me we have received, under date
of May Is. 1888, tee following statement of Geo.
W. Harrison, the popular proprietor of 1.-THE Res
tanrant'': "a few years since l was troubled SO
severely with kidney and bladder affection that
there was brick-dust deposits in in my urine and
considerable desire to urinste with severe, dart
ing, sharp pains through my bladder and side, and
again, dull, heavy pressure, very tedious to en-
dure.I consulted one of our resident physicians,
but received no benefit from the treatment, and
fearing that my symptoms indicated -sBright's
Disease the most dreadful of all diseases and
mnst obtain relief speedily orI would be past cure
l consulted my druggist, Mr.. Weber, and after
ascertaining my symptoms, he recommended the
use of Hunts Remedy, as he knew Of many suc-
cessful cures effected by that medicine in similar
cases here in Batf purchased bottle and be-
fore had used the first bottle, / found had re
reved great benefit, as / suffered less pain my
water became more NATURAL and began to improve
so much that the second bottle effected a com
plete cure, and'my thanks are due TO limits Rem
edy for restored health, and | cheerfully recon
mend this moet valuable and reliable medicine tc
my friends as | consider it duty as well as q
pleasure to do so.
Being well acquainted with Mr. George W. Har
rison at the time Of his Sickness referred 10 in the
testimonial can certify to the correctness of the
etatement made by him
"W G. WEBER Druggist
BATH. Me-, May Is. 1888
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-19

TOUR OF THE WORLD
In
EIGHTY DAYS.
JULES VERNEs GREAT STORY.
CHAPTER CHAMPIONSHIPS.

CHAPTER XXXIV.-CoNTTNUED.
Two hours! Admitting that he
should Jump aboard an express tfain at
this moment he could still arrive ir
London and at the Reform Club before
a quarter of nine in the evening. A
light frown passed over his forehead.
AT thirty-three minutes after two
o'clock noise sounded outside,
hustle from the opening of doors. The
voice of Fassepariout was heard, and
also that of Fix.
Phileas Fogg's look frightened up
moment.
The door opened, and he saw Mrs,
Aouda, Passepartout. Fix rushing to-
wards him.
Fix was out OF breath, his hair all
disordered, aud he could not speak.
"Sir," he stammered, "sir pardon
an unfortunate resemblance -robber ar
rested three days ago you free! -"
Phileas Fogg was freei He went to
the detective. looked him well in the
face, and, with the only rapid move
ment that he ever had made or ever
would make in his life. he drew both
his arms back and then, with the pre-
cision Of an automaton, he struck the
unfortunate detective with both his
fists.
"Well hitr' cried Passepartout, who.
allowing himself an atrocious flow of
words, quite worthy of a Frenchman,
added: BOUNDS! t9is is what might
be called fine application of English
fsusr'
Fix, PROSTATE. did not utter q word.
He only got what he deserved. But
Mr. FOgg, Mrs. Aouda and Passepar-
tout Immediately left the Custom
House, They jumped into a carriage.
and in a few minutes arrived at the
depot.
Thileas Fogg asked if there was an
express train ready to start for London.
1t was forty minutes past two The
express left Ihirty-iive minutes before.
Phleas Fogg then ordered special
train.
There were several locomotives of
great speed with steam up; but, owing
to the exigeneies of the service, the
special train could not leave the depot
before three o clock,
At three o clock, Phileas Fogg, after
saying few words to the engineer
about a certain reward to be won,
moved on in the direction of London, in
the company of the young woman and
his faithful servant.
The distance which separates Liver
pool from London must be accomplished
in five hours and haif-a very feasible
thing when the road is clear on the
whole route But there were compul-
sorry delays, and when the gentlemen
arrived at the depot all the clocks in
London were striking ten minutes to
nine.
Phileas FOgg, after having accom-
plished this teur of the world arrived
i've minutes behind time!
He had lost his bet