davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-19

ARE YOU TORMENTED WITH PILEsf
Kidney-wort permanently cured me oi
bleeding piles. DR.. W. T.. Kline recommended
1t to me.'-Geo. Il. Horst, Cashier NJ. Bank
Myerstown, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-19

ARE You RHEUMATISM RACKEDf
Kidney-Wort cured me after was give
up to die by physicians and ! mad suffered 3
years."-Elbrtdge Malcomb, West Bath Ne.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-19

ARE you BILIoUsf
"Kidney-w ort has done me more good thar
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. j. L. Galloway, Xix Flat, Oregon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28
EX-GOVERNOR A. II. RICE
What he thinks of the Situation

SARATOGA, N. Y, August FIX
Governor Alexander H Rice, of Massa-
chusetts, in the course of an interview
this evening said: "My political bar
ometer tells me that Blaine and Logan
are going to be elected this fall"
"What do you base your conclusions
on?"
"There are several things Say what
the democrats please, they cannot dis
guise the fact nor change it, that large
class of our people are worshippers,
having a love for the dashing, the bril-
liant and the audacious. We all know
that Blaine appeals largely to this class.
He is man who touches the hearts of
the masses, and causes quick heart pull
sations and enthusiasm. There Is no
element on the democratic ticket which
is in any way akin TO patriotism or sentl-
ment."
"Does the bolt of the so-called In
dependent Republicans in Massachu-
sets amount to much" asked your
correspondent.
Not enough to affect the result.
There will probably be from 10000 to
$4,000 independent votes cast in the
state. but no more. [ feel sure The re-
publican electoral ticket will certainly
be elected;
'.What do the people Of Massachusetts
think of Butler and his candidacy?"
while politically opposed TO Butler
and all his methods. [ must say there is
no doubt that the part which he is going
to play in this campaign will be very
effective The trouble with many pee
pie is that they do not realize his real
power We know Buffers record, and
are aware that his methods arc peculiar.
At the same time, many people do not
seem to realize that by his dashing bold
ness he has won the admiration of thou
sands You know there are many people
who are not guided by reason, but by
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28
Grades for DairVInG,

A we'll known Eastern dairyman,
who for several years has been cross
ing the Guernseys upon ShOrthorn
stock and succeeded beyond his ex-
pectations with the grades for dairy
cows, thus writes: But no dairyman
can afford to bay thoroughbreds at
two or three or more hundred dollars
each to keep for simply butter MAX
ing, when he can rear high grades by
the use of pure, well bred bull at the
same expense that he can a common
cow, barring the extra cost of bull
service, provided he has not one of
his own, or if he has, provided he has
not paid an extravagant price for him.
Thus he can rely upon an average
product of six or eight pounds of but
ter week from them for the year
as much as the average Of any full
herd of Jersey cows gives throughout
the country, extravagant feeding IN
exceptional cases excepted. The high
priced fanciers can indulge their
tastes as they choose without further
remark from me.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28
TARIFF TROUBLE
Plenty FIT at Nasby's Meeting at the
Confederate Cross Ssoads-Joe BIgler
EeiegrapE,s to Esaruuin.
From the Toledo Blade.

FROM the IOledO Blade.
CONFEDERATE x ROADS (Which is in
the State Nv kentucky, Jooly, 30, 1884
-Ther are beins in this world which are
constantly maxim trouble, and that feend
Joe Blgler, IS one Nv EN-, and the cheGf
We he'd called another meetin for the
purpus of ratifyin the nominashens,
wich we he'd dOoly announSt by q nutisS
written by Issaker Gavitt, and posted up
in Bascom's bar-rOOm to make shOOr that
all the Dimocrats Nv the Corners wood
see it. [ sot by it for day und red it to
EN-, to enshoor full attendance.
Je Bigler happened in and red it, and
sed it was good lice to hav ratifica-
ton meetin'. He shoodent hisself prob
able vote for Cleveland and Hendrix, but
it wuz the proper racket to have SIGH
meetings to discuss the platforms and
SIGH. to the end Nv citizens vOtin intelli
gently, and he shood swell the meetin by
bein present hlsself.
Then [ knowed Their wood be trouble,
and [ would hev
POSTPONED THE MEETIN
till some time when he wuz shoor to be
away, eff [ Good. But unforchinitely 7
cOodent.
Then l begged him not to cum, but lie
insisted. He wood. He felt it to be a
relijus dooty.
"Reliius dootyw [ remarkt sarkasti-
cally, what is yoor relijun?.'
4 hewitt got much" sighed Josef
pensively. "What [ hev is mostly
summed up in this: labor vigrusly ev-
cry day with myself not to be quite as
mean ez l know how to be. I shell be
there"
The mite cum, the horn wuz tootid,
and Deekin Program, Issaker Gavitt and
myself took one sustained to help us
thro' the hour and half we shOod be
IN the meetin and deprived Nv susten-
ance, and then went over to the meetin-
house.
1t WIZ a cheerful site Mirandy Pro-
gram, assisted by the other Democratic
ladies Nv the Corners, he'd got out the
flags and banners we hev yoosed ever
sence 1861, and he'd festooned the walls
with EN-. Their was the good old ban
nerS under which we marched to defeat
under
SEYMORE AND MICKLELLAN,
and Greedy, and Tilden and Hancock,
with the same ipscripshens on EN-.
Death to Abolishnistsr' ''Shel White
Wimmim Be Compelled to Marry Mig
gers?" 'sWhite Husbands or None :"
''Shel the Niger, WITCH Is a Best, Con-
taminate the Poles Beside the White
Man?" Honor to the Confederate
Braves!' .sThem WITCH Votes ez Linkin
Voted are ez Bad ez the Gorriller His
self!' and various other notices Nv like
nacher
And on the wall in the place Nv honor
wuz the identikle rife with which that
old saint, Deekin Pogram, bushwhacked
Federal pickits at mite, after he had bin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28
The First Wheat.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.

The first wheat raised In the New
World was sown by the Spaniards on
the Island of Isabella, in January.
1894, and on March 80 the ears were
gathered. The foundation of the
wheat harvest of Mexico is said to
have been three or four grains care
fully cultivated ia 1880, and preserved
by q slave of Cortes. The first crop
of Quito was raised by a franciscan
monk IN front of the convent. Gar
cilazo de Ia Vega affirms that in Peru,
up 10 1868, wheaton bread had not
been sold in Cisco.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28

The Hartford (Ct.) Courant, which
has long memory, recalls that a
severe earthquake shock, much like
that of Sunday last, was felt generally
throughout Connecticut and Central
Massachusetts,, being especially mark
ed IN the neighborhood of Worcester.
about 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon,
August 9, 1910.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28

Old maids at West Eaton, Madi-
son county, New York. are enjoying
matrimonial boom. Within a week
three maiden ladies, whose ages rang
ed from sixty-fve to forty, have been
married there.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28

Aaron Jones, of Lynchburg, has
posted a notice of dissolution on his
shopdoor as follows: 1.-The partner
ship heretofore resisting between me
and Nose is this day dissolved. All
parties indebted to the concern will
settle with me, and all parties the con-
Germ is indebted to will settle with
Nose
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28
A Blow at Common Morality.

THE APOLOGIES FOR CLEvELAFD TEACHING
DAMNABLE DOCTRINE.
The Rev. DR.. West in the Advance:
We were hoping not to recur again to
the Buffalo candidate. We had turned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-28
POLITICAL.
An Address of the Farmers
Alliance Against Cleveland.
The ApOlogists Of Cleveland
Preaching a DamnabIe
Doctrine.
POLITICAL.
Opinion of Ex-Gov. Rice on the
Result of the Canvass.
Why Farmers Oppose Cleveland.

AN ADDRESS BY THE NEW YORK STATE
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Errru4 GAEzrras-N1uE hiznE way u pustirS
.hi1Ss 5sspieases sczie. WY VII ycg always sal
sp,sis a SPADE Polits1ess IS the rule cf lie and
s1phecHsssai slighs bs zseG svsa uhsa wa have
a. 1nrietssI.1 truth - sclL he. u1ch vvrss s
ycur bl11tnsSs shsa am ccnviecsd TIA. wa k-s
wrvrS Ia war tRSt iSsrs, speaking " the fsv
prvpie TIA, sssea5ej The rslaee rscspticn "a the
trta wa SIy .h1i The Psopis ilt not chooss ~ -.
EcC vgry mach a1nstIkeu- The fsct = they
were 411lccs ~ -, sGi hey FvLy afrss4. rhEs $
a. s1--sly asE visE q the Nftir. bg- the S.rirt
enquiries EhIcn h8vs made. tetsSusins uss N nv
aGsa
reis : as, yvu- Htalr- IcG vii ssnasr,ser NV.
tzrill the SESSION. u ses Legislature, we ppiated
oct the 1lasses Eh5h would arse troui he build
~ rcEtec EI,tsizg cicse - the Palace. NC1
Et rsLsul Der how VOC a-t-cted The l1yai cisissrs
u Eas pltce cg rlcsE-rii; the probabilities ct a.,
sxpicslcu- The SEEDS < tlst-ust ycg then suged
have Crly liSsu rcus ~ vel, Ard The cus1rdiy
set q 96ice sgksrs, q Etgn wa. Mr., EGitcs. are
enc. positively ifr-f zoo - - TIE Faltcs thai
svSEE-sr for tsa- q rlskta-s yCur rrectcCs skf-S
Every -aise seeker EEaCcS VIC frcm Sanford +
pcig down o. yvur 1fice boy vas really dying ~
&c thscs Ilt aaks rs most 0bseCzioGs bow, bat
The ssl- q ceLEg tlggn up Wa To mach for al q
yCu. NlIz proves thai ! AZ, right beyucd 1ccot.
x 1Is scgCy Is current nov. thHs cSrttiz Mil
asas have engaged a yIst Close - rs P1ltce and
AZ preparing % ~ tunnel u11zG TIE niis1zsr1
iHt 2lc= shg Eh1ls thin; u with 3ynImiEs.
ErE rucls IrpsA-s TIE cundlct q he Ministers
y.f1 Ctiice 1Ciisrs, when cuGls - tie thing
" - 80 Ala- NV -Ethl u Va - sec nc ME-
slsr u Foreign AfI1rs u els rgSpleEdens uniform
the Minister u I1.srp3s ziiuEs his blzs spectaciss
the A-zurueg- CfsnEral wI-h has ever beA-fny fsa-
trs, ard the crowd OF uii1ar aocihilsies. thcus,a
EeirieC Win shsir Is5sutt-cs CO the kJy1l l-lch
table md the tmEsemsgss u the tIy, calmly brav-
IN vuGnds md DEATH from 10 % u 2 n u the
service q thstr k1yal MASTER. Il t1lchial;
ssc1- And one calculated % show - Al niserthis
cavilsrs how gcsI1 their aloha Ter pitces i mean
tl- their sUvvrSHgu = What zIstsrsd It that the
r1fsgrIbla Lsr'i Id not cuuIsi The uniforms Esra
ilsCIysd, Tire lamps wesv G.arsd he guard szrnsd
gurr everything vas Royal ard imposing, and the
Court -sl.fr PUBLISHED 5ctliIn. tcrUG1t next i1y,
WIN ca-st Ehsther wa elvilsrs came q not, eer-
.aiHly not tins
>CVGuE-E1 or rlEz Cr1vE8SGESr.
IS e publish the dbCvs, rs We 1lEIys Gks % give
5uth SIDES u GIgstp-u- L We ggrs N the WING
VI VII Be 1sIdy % apologies We EUGlG Ike our
correspondent % -rEs Is A L1Els uCrs information
Il Co tEI1 Whilst s5ECE--EB- q lzz-Tz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
4 HAPPY Party.

Elg members q sas Myrtle Boat Club TOOK &C.
;iIun On -ls evening Of tle Sta zIt % czlzbrIis
the virr1ry Egu 54 tEsIc crew n the sIx cured
1udE >ErIl-gr. az the EIs5 rsi-rztI, By -lTIn- 4
lIHl 90 the Premises 1ei1uErlg % Hon J. I
DoRset1. sEuI5st On PIlEhb0Ei street lshr the
=I5ar fr1nr, az present occupied BY NJ, Clover
siCu g1ciIlisd E1s MtisstF, Hon J. o. Douizas,
Commodore Il T. B. o. Hon Frank Bcu#u.
Fil.g-C Gmm1G1rs. L T. s. c. M-. c. 8 Wilson.
C4seiiu. and ILr. " D. lltfI-li. SECRETARY a the
same cine, Massrs. Morse. IIIrs1I1l and Ecis Of
the EluGillI siI-1arsd crgE. M T. SeeisT. the
-ilb trainer and M (. o. Gilbert. q the Pull
m1u Car Co. Tie I-rllgsmzuss flr the happT
occasion bud been placed u the hands u Mr. T. L
D,l7Esgrr r. AMI Eueu Tie IPaEg EaI- assem-
liaf. tls feast set 5ef1rs sheu showed how Esl
sla5 gsntiemIl had fIliIsd the DUTIES entrusted
% hIs snrs- Flle-CCmu1DdUcs Bc1vu 1f the
z T. 3. C. EIs :sLa.-T1Eu a. the riics Ct huCur
az the hstd u lie sIbia nd tiles! shs Ert1uus
i1IElgs Il slastmIstEr win cuusumuata ability
Speeches we're mILiG and 1lasts drunk II huurr q
everything AID s7grTbUdT the !IllGcs u he -t7ur
CARED -rgw beng tIll q enthusiasm when they
-IHg TsEE - On every rusaI1ls opportunity After
IdlGGru-EuE WIS Emile % l1s 1a-iccs ssiEscu q
sUuu WIS iniIlZeG II. the company being tITgred
with 7ucnllzaEiuna By Mr- 4 J. Cartwright, Hon
FrIuE bc1E1. NJ " lI-Brv3e. AID NJ = ssaisFr
the ICcuulE 3lzIEz1guEs being perfJrnlrt A.
=Istic manner bT Nr. :. l. Ut1~ssrr- II A1utner
ataast Il -sagsCu vas E,tiul-sii n, Messrs- z.
Wluianberz }. E1rbert, J. :. Bc1#1 Iad others
I1EIul zzprasEg1u sneIc feelings 1c the ca1ae q
saH 1appV 1crasICu- Z midnight bsf1rs sEs
happy party separIzsi- Esii pleased Win me
evening pleasures.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Err-un Oh lt-1allEI iiliz 70. l1lrl
,sss sevgrs cunles NV IElii zis1 a. a Zsnt-e p
uinder -iiHt ours b 4 ruicl-lc -Iunt7T. II MAIN
am 4 fue Inuuur III -ssurcl 1-lH Der SUBJECTS
hIliHrur Fse st-rs 5slem no Win --z'l1gur dar-ss
raj 1=gillar5unH Last SufsIriH7 November mi
nu1IuU q siiEilr sHr-s1igrIIllss 1ecu---sa Tie a.
machine mn vas ~ I1u gincaz ne tine n y
an. Standard tine.
J,1e IN ENNIS visit lera 1as sluu1 liH5ala
-1ransiHsu CT lie auETss -lr her IL -ielr I'D
zmr 61-urrH 1nE nut 1gcrHlssal- E-lu 3 1esi
1erpe snuvEd z1Hlr interest a -n4liuE IN 1Hr
ruzfHw evening" 5lr queen vent our llflfiL-l a
--ruia- Lid I'm - lie s1ciuL 1t N Z L-z1az b
w1irn vary 1iHilsIzlr I4r- a -l!z1- evening
nd nut - tHtar many ---Iu Ell1E AID --fi1
M IuG uuEIr, Win rieaia1E sisrII il11Z = silll.l
ak Iuu rnfs1uu Win ne Queen Lurl--3r slli7rlii
-hav iin Esil nut 10 have HIrsd away They FHrE
1uc +tzr.if AIR slEIr ilr E1ElE a. 7luC rtz1E1a
~ salI 11 inzs been IN ne Tn Queen Eluma
eRres III IN he AinHu u-.iHu-
E1r 1uiuIng uig F1lcn ne --iIil-liliI1 STICK %
.llu 1nra 1rlaBsr1uH ir-u 1f y E 6l.sd q 90,
EnB r-raufz- nurss. sssIsst-s VITA -lusgu -lCrsi
.a1Ee. illl-1g Ic-uulr u ss1Cis-
[ understand NJ E1iluss u zlEln.i-Ia. ll-l.l-us
10 1ur-iiuse Gle 4rr-rg business Izlu SKI lev
.uIrra I1G humber CUISINES. SucrasH b lIlu.
4 ssr-ns n dlilEszzTl=si eetIrss 1r1Cr==s n
ne Eniii -hurs=n- F11m zlgm Ina -guB a z1uti
tifH II Fnnr als gnEslrilIlGs Of sle su-iium
ignr mn ,e.
Cl.az ruH5ler luH been liz ME t1r ne INST tav
Fs.sAE, la-zt stuwHr INV and -iigu clui-El- -llr
n and lsipIuE N -is g-1w-nl canes, sr-- Gaze
ieiuH bern ~ zlEa N 11-ir al -liurs 1t nd
iiEh 1rrE1E anu JTIr1igs t-lm me opening NJ ne
1uwsr zIaaeiE
Inv NAV v1ilI-es Ar -1--itr-llE -il4 sun
,ir gf sir 1uunE fuwHr stalks tIr sgrlv ha1
TinIrug
4 mid szz1usmgnt fills .lle ar. the -zsllr If Ia
lhrs sis-rluu news. Ellu tsw lsmucruus n 1lluur
.nlEsi az 1u 1r'Tli u 5iul- 1lE-Ts Ti-tlr- l-l-i
iirr Citsr1iIgiu- i llieir sr-- Dtisc1utl1ur md
E-1fliy ar lliH Republicans. A. 1uur iH7 11r
Ehank. sgrv-ng, tlI1f -lev. AfHCU-
l-iin. NV l-t1. ls-4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
THE READY REvoLvER.



sly Fs.NrrSN> Nv. IA lase tAis sfisgscoe an
asherfrt uas rs,as - A Il SpseceelS ava q
>is Ciasz Srr~SAeas - XII ". n D lsg-e,
rrc-rrss-r " toe C4ssssig tss el.>sz,ssss s,,e
y that S,ar'ssA ~ tie sauss sJCs vass, ~ BY
taes uss aSStsSi-at,1 iheee y~srs 50 Ssreek~ts
s-va tss sActs eefesu - wsS s-aseA ss1 dsssrussd
ga ~ vs-ch ls,sk etsct u tAe SAcaAseg Ard he
atAcr n ne ARA # NJ Ne Nserg, Ne. Ssr~ckeas
49, shrs - - ssus - Sss " ~ oface eaeskS
NJ. N lslzg = sCrvsvl Ard ls,t.falN, eet ~
AtasvrpHsly, ~cg-,Aa1 he act vas gccas,c1,sl
- t>s criticisms q he gfssssss& "a tie krcirr>
sisy yrvssy ws.A ~ >s-1~rrS islknS Tie sf-ca II
uhHch sss Sss3 Ia ne clsyaas - " y rsalei ~
Oyressl (ssvcrurnt Ard The PS,rAe ~ tAss ssssi p
tsre saras iss tse slasss excessive eeneoi x iAe
SprvcSsis tt,aity, Srrvcksls uss AsA - eaa n
tas SUES u S5gtN
~ ta,ScrScc. Nv. Al t1siS s'eig'eS tsss
risht II, keyvcsorrsvr r-EN,gted hat N n, -
Nsar.,. taAiss al "a AZ. eta sAr~sserccd fairy
c,flfsrttele 1ty, he PeSSrd rsiee- restlsss tcr'
as'a. 1,s m srctt t,-ss1rv - IS Essrriy seitre
ssr-rcrs-aenI Ais-r 81 c'cieck, As~S~sS, y NJ
t111 Srgnd t13 crri tcrkttie slsgs f~rfs uhsee as
asd nct awtkene1 a. the tssas u gAs 4rescss ~
p,zt The rrvScEi is,hcaiacas krv hycraeAs ard
NJ, he Ncun-'S r,eySaciaas sxrevss - ecVe thsi
~ tsrcrrvg tagy ~ ~ teie - te-nash stil --arr
St-aSf tct.'sy te,s-rltss,s- he rsansniS ucents
Nrrv Gre1ssed tt Tire riaruisss a-I iAe dVessinsss
vi cyasRfn "a u1-il tats r,ruir,, Nkun u = prN
gSal 3, pa frvSh aztrseptscS uJsiil k~racrrcs,
n tire 1rur Al ueach tee r~gc-s uxs -s,,et~yd tAs
rai,snts terfrvrtsarc utS tpl.s ted IRE rnlse ~
Ia t-sacr ~ gaeStr..s. pr. NarrAy sd thai
uhtle * l13 as e,uSsies h NcCaS cot - 1tHgxr.
BE scis asorv h'ersgi toe his he tAtn Re I'D &C
Erai1v- he uaSsslssa q ne arSiasgv tabs tasc
ire s1eul1sr has cpyrtsed SnrcesSfuitY, ard
ecassAsr tBsgn. u pos : heias 1rsun trvrs tss
wvgedS N. Msrrhy aASn s-tsrd tAtt The SAB
eltvEtz A-eery, uksch b. u1s tsa-sd az f-St hs1
ocvu i1l--v3- uss urs ssruccsly srrsFe1 ~ cne u
the eaLetS NJ atssaps - ard he seccn3 ballet
als tye- uitla. as ;As cprztsron necee1tatsd ~
Srrh a cra-se l. 3seneJ 3t-sSrruS Ia ecs-
Sssarucv, the suliet VII &c allowed - rsr,sis
where 1. h a. present
\ srruatlesS su1asr was etrc1ttsed On TIE street
yvslecAly tett ycgss >grscksls vas srfsrt1s tr,ri
ei'UJ rrusc1in.S ccaseg1sn. usOr tie wand N
5nctri IN hsS szus b. Eaersca. he eisrk u he
Ncuns, he stt,sEsnt. hcEsvsr. WNs asnsed ey
niec1Sets q the Srrcchels ftritly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
A--s-fH wells

.lr-sspunlerIr furnishes a -arT lurarslil.ig
-1uur- On the Ir-gBHn wells u DenFef- Toto
-aIiu .uhEalufi BY ne Colorado Scientific sis-iefF
The .tliaruvarT Il tz-sssIll1 val EIf=r II Denver
WIS made n t1n 5BrIuE II III Lad ne anlset q
ne rHpurr Ia b Il7H iuflrm1i7un ah1uE iIcn Wells
b lprrr7I t1G tlluss Il Denver n pzrzrIIidr
-iuca me iissuusrT svsr y walls 1A-a ZEN slliL
aie gartl u lie siiHfla 7E-TEl11 t-Il1 - = -
sis-f The 1rsisHTra q Ezzar s1ula al ne cider
wells Ia 1eau materially 1iraaise1 y ne sizzlir
u ,eyr wells sluH che veil Il 1ie Lon 5r1usrT
rtlit.a 1aii 1r-.aurs u " isgt Eaa rsf1csi lIIaf
rns isIf xzsr 1ie Denver ErsverT Esil va iIzIx-
"A ssie izillissr ElI ia v11sr VII 10 icnseE doE
llr Ils a. De TurupsiL ms iEpur- 'a7s l2ia- y
s.ua -li.as .ia INV taa bHsu 1u7trTIlG inaa ne
--rasar 1IIzlhnr l1w 1es:rsssss AID LA z 1ua lr
80 saHaa Eas law aaH saaaed- The 1zz1ses Il 1e
taIiHa. an frat the sinking II s1u zlsl-g Fsili
sssud .iefss1iTs casing I'D saclz1r- -pe-lai a.
au-iuu scaled % AZ IrsVtznu u Fiais1t 5llsr
FINN alla 5Gur1E and esglaili1nn 4 1szse i0r- Ale
-rsf II uualug wells AZ Dsnraz a = 1sr font
nm ll.1-rlIE 5llsgs ne -srezz- -alIlza- =
silcrIld be Inclined tluE tlta1 ne 1--ss1 wells
% Giar1fsfau. = C. are n 1har1riar Ike 1Eir G'Fl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Enr-TTH -lE-rgzilmuri ID va and T.Il Illi3t-
n silr breasts u La 1Eilr.illlilIzs Elu haze %
t1-ei iir1uL.i1 IH fisiE-rt overland. -uur l1 ny
I1u 1z1un. snnrar-lLnE lie 5iIls Ir -ilE
,1Hsta, ssuE-Hll7 n Iue lHrzrriar sput-
Time lnd spaGu 1ur-1ut I'M a. mEuiGuu q -1-7-t
di ms Inu sput univ
FIss nltuiEa u e. A-.iug mil az -spCzsl. Eillz
liH t1ng Grasses lllE gursrlueE2a -ll1- y q mud
1uiE. Tins uuu luie u sl1ss1 ~ 4 .en4istigh ll
Ellu frune. anu b lIsItzveiT dangerous ll ain
passing --Irailar- lur5e Hllzs Poi cir -izfl ~
inns -inuIsn NJ DHspuud and slfls q RI rag 1r
l1irlIr is-iFf1iif E1Elull 1lsst rT vsI-lllr
zs1iH mud iniH vet and tissu ms rll-gssl
nuuihs. and s1uws ms lilH gI1ssE l-lu illH hume
~ be ne -uuHa II (. LIr 1uer-Hl3C asIa1 III
ler-1slr la-s he -1nit LIKE. le does nut eau
-lr. vlIT s-iH It1er-
Tt siiuss vnu lII-a ill zla ruB1, one 1ssss
q irIr 1ieHasrrH lliIs IuH luH las 1eru me q bug
irlr md q 1uriHn. and alInE se-uHI 9uuuc1 i1
ri1irii ar -au lie IG1gni-un 1f 1iE 1IHlagHri q
sild 1iaufalsnn. They being a measure lie %
sniiriHiiiir rsr-les a 4IIE elzs- r1ulu
siuuui a FIEuasi-m ruilin illIsa 1rzi1Ilt 1sIlu'7
n ans -sruuiu 1niszlcz. Tins N 1ur 1nn 1iiliur
umr,na mlnv 1sI1izliil-i
E5ln Wv .Gih I--s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

u -zsuCusa ID liz raflIest II he American I'm
5tsr Resident wa scuuefi he tesI-z e lie E-sI
leur Of lIa C1llat STAKES. Thursday sils = u Ill.,
WIS Observed by 4uercala u ziila ci6T A Lh!iIa
--- LIZ AID Ipurlp clI1a Ier7-cld u -rnlIlIefIi-
zzllu 1f lH 1EEsIl3ln -ei1 AZ iiH LIIziss
u ne -rr- AZ ne EGrla1 CaEsiuilc Latiisst-ll 4
El-I Mrs ,=islrLzssi- * F1lcr lie sls.np q
ll5a 1iCIHlsii. ne SERVICES being 1t iilE aalnIE
1Ira Il fCiHullt7 and uaEuihrsncn WHICH 4Fpel4i
~ sl--lu-ir ID -iIe- dsaiIlZs Il me 1elniCiEr-
AZ E1r- street CIIrziI- tia aifiEial services we're
lgli IunIlfzzJ- t ilIllfIs -llucal serT-Hs
BrlVgri ssl.. luG 4 fer-nlu by E.sv Z g. JZ-nL
NE szsr-Izss 1guE .ilsaii By 1rl7ar Il thanks
lITInI All ZIG delivery Il a ,guHlcfiru BY Z lt.r
-r1zIl- Tho SERVICES hEra EHra 1szaudeit By 4
sIEa IIsucH suusiHrlll- Il Members 4 he lg
FAMILY members 4 -is .luisIla- lslr 1IpiurIatlc
.lrrs luG governments gdiEia.s.
q lln AluilciIl 9r5-'-azllesll 8pHcla4 sar7ir;ls
Tgra leid- .1uuIanEiz- az II q .incf- zlia 18illp
q E1uuilIlu- la8iHllst by a.v9. y IlI-E- AIGzlc-
ASA I:1t -vIl- -aillnl- la1a n ale szsr,siiiss
TIE iI7 Fls Observed u ne -ir7 7srT gsueri.l7
a. 4 luiiliaT 5lH government lffrgi beng siaasfi
tg44r r 4 M Few susI1HsH houses being 1psu
tszsr ruuu- AMI Aalgz1G11 tIgs Esr1 llspit7st u
lrflsI1I- The FlaiaiEr -II--z1.l the srfzra lay vi
.iaI- and 1islsall. WIND light foutiGriE, iiarnou-
star a a he slllls-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
weiIiaS

On Monday evening, az .hz Flrt street Church
Mss lIIrirr b. E.ltgr-scu wus married 10 NJ,
Hsrlgrr e. Austin The church wrs pruttily
iscuci1sd with w1lEl ilEgfs and ferns. A large
1gmber * t-IgrLts wgrs present 20 see the haFpy
-uuPlg lnI1at- lbs cursEiUuy EIs psrfurrlsd 81
Pastor CruslI1- Tbs bridesmaids Esrz Mss Mary
wilder and Mss HIsEis AlstIn- The grrumsursn
Fgrs NJ J AIsH1 and Master Gs,lrge austin.
A. the Earrg gusaegJ the builiIuy the strII1s q
AlznGslssCnls wgi:l1s march rang Uut. The
serv-css wg-- short bat impressive AID - the
-Iues q the swedish wedding march the party
rsurgi Ilt iryvs rlpty 10 the residence OF Iuis,s
AIsCi1. EnErs q brilliant RECEPTION wIs hsli- TIE
5rICts 1-sssac sla5sculursd sItlu. trimmed
with EElHs Eics md wurs Il luu- LHcs VaIl- The
brriasuIaits Eura white r-Gltils SKIRTS AID PINK
sIEin bas{la. Many friends cruvdsd sroGni %
Fash the hIVVg cuupis svgrv happiness and with
them the gfiEErrz heartily ilI1s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

The rssalis zlrHtaly ssciL q The hlic icrvisu
ch1rch vzs bead &c ts--slty ssvstass, N,yvraees
s5sh a. The hrass q ladsee :, : lynaa.- iherv
uHas saiag ll-.,v st1-ngssrcs. The heavy rt1n u
M eseu1-s art rrssvrsi1y he aPgvaruscv Il
er-1 aurrr krinia Azt <aile. NV, NJ, Gi.aleii
q Ht1iakai, ans NJ. SilseAusSa u h1c eussr,
tts1-t the Ccnra1y wtsh rsslhasS n 4 h1,e
chzirtctcr uaich WtEl IRE =szssc va Eiseiy
a-rr-cta1-3 y ~ rrvsea-
The vvasaes a. A1o hts been rvuiGrAthiy a1s
tor sgale 1-1g rass.