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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
~. Mn,nn-rlr 81 Victoria.

Among the insects very common to VIC
toria is one popularly known as the mason
fly. In form it Is very like gigantic
hornet: the wings and legs are Of an
orange color. as Is also the abdomen, which
is decorated with broad black stripes. 1t
has strange habit of building its nest,
composed of tempered mud. in keyholes.
Mr.. Ellery, f. R S, the Government
Astronomer, tells me that this same fly
often begins to build within the tubes Of
the astronomical instruments. The nest Is
rather peculiar 4 layer Of mud Is first
laid down. and q certain number OF eggs
are laid. Then follows another layer Of
mud; on this are deposited q number Of
young spiders. paralyzed but not killed
Another LAYER Of mud, more eggs, then
spiders again, and SO on, until the nest IS
complete The spiders are evidently stored
up as food forthe grubs, as soon as hatch
Cd. an arrangement already known to
naturalists. This fly has a very fierce
aspect. and its nature evidently does not
belle It's looks. 1t flies about with great
liyeliness. and when alghtng, its long
black antennR are kept in a state OF con
slant motion. Its fayorite food seems to
be spiders. which 1t Is IN the habit Of seek
ing for under the bark and in holes IN the
trunk Of the eucalyptus In order TO catch
them it burrows under the loose bark, and
in a few seconds generally issues forth
again with some larger or smaller prey
between It's mandibles The enormous
bulk OF some of the victims does not
appear to intimidate It in the least. Even
the gigantic so called tarantula lvulgarly
traintelopel Is fearlessly attacked.
/ was one day walking through subur
ban park near Melbourne, and saw one oi
these flies suddenly pOunce down on the
back Of a large tarantula some five inches
in breadth. measuring from the ends OF
the legs. The huge archnidian succumbed
at once. Resistance with an adversary II
such position was altogether out OF the
question. the only resource beng to die
Ike Caesar, becomingly. / watched the
fight. or rather the murder. for some mi
nutes and then touching the assallant
with the point of my umbrella, drove II
away. II only few. however, 10 Short
distance. and then returned, flying so VIC
ously round that fully expected / should
be attacked. By fourishing the umbrella
however. l again drove it of, and 1t retired
TO distance Of about hundred feet.
then left the spider, but afterward went
back. and found the mason-fy following
up his victory as energetically as ever
drove 1t away again, left the spot, anc
again retuned to find the murderous worl
still going on. This was repeated some
half dozen timesr and at last, taking ou
book. sat down on a seat resolving t
see what would happen. The fly did no
reappear for near a quarter Of an hour
and / thought it had altogether departed
a small ditch ran beside the pathway, anC
turning my eyes in that direction l noticed
the mason-fy peeping through some blade
Of grass growing on the edge. 1t wa
evidently waiting for me to leave the spo
in order to secure the advantages of II
victory London Nature.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

OF all out-of-the way modes Of earning
which Is flourishing Just now al u siias
being disinfected! Some openeyed Gene
vese are in the habit Of taking return tickets
to some station just out Of the city. There
they join the trains from France, and, by
detailing to the passengers the horrors Of
the compulsory disinfecting process, pre-
vail upon them to exchange their foreign
tickets for the return halves of the local
tickets which the enterprising natives have
just bought giving of course, a substan-
tial consideration for the exchange. So
the suspected traveller enters the city in
peace while the officials diligently proceed
to sufocate the men who left the railway
station half an hour before.-Wl Whitehall
psrfr5r
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Only for the use ofthe sovereign

The Queen owns all the property at
Windsor Castle, Just as the Duke Of Mari
borough owns the Blenheim pictures.
Complete lists Of everything in the various
palaces are carefully kept by the officials
of the Lord Chamberlain's and Lord
Stewards departments, and nothing III
those lists could either be sold or given
away. II anything which belongs to
Windsor is removed to Osborne, or any
thing at Buckingham Palace Is taken to
Balmoral, careful note IS made Of the
transaction, so that in the event of a demise
OF the Crown the article could be reclaimed
for the palace to which it belongs. OF
course, at the same time, there Is a vast
amount Of valuable property which be
longs TO the Queen herself, and which Is
at her disposal; but most Of this Is at Bal
moral and Osborne. London Truth.
The celebration Of Mr.. Surgeons fftieth
birthday anniversary recalls the following
well-auttenticated anecdote, which has been
told already in The Manchester Examiner, but
is worth repeating again: In the early part Of
lis ministry Spurgeon was asked TO preach IN
neighboring village, and when he came on
the Sunday morning, Mr.. Brown, the pastor,
said to him: 81 did not know YOU were such
boy, or would not have asked you TO preach
for me" "Well," he said. II can go back
But" said Mr.. Brown, ''the people have come
from all parts in all kinds Of vehicles" and
then he put his hands under his coat-tails and
asked what the world was coming 10 when
the boys who had not got nd of the taste Of
their mothers milk went about preaching
However, be did preach, and Mr.. Brown
planted himself on the pulpit stairs. Spurgeon
read lesson from the Proverbs, and upon
coming to the passage, "Gray hairs are a
crown Of glory to a man" he said he doubted
that, for he knew a man with a gray head who
could hardly be civil But the passage went
on to say: of it be found in the way OF
righteousness" aud that, he said, was a diff
ferent thing. When he came down from the
pulpit Mr.. Brown said to him: Bless YOU
heart, have been thirty years a minister, and
was never better pleased with a sermon; but
you are the sauciest dog that ever barked in q
pulpit" and they were always good friends
afterward,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
OR. }. COILS BROWNIES CHI0UODfNE


Advice to Iuvards-if yeu wish to obtain quiet re-.
ircshing sleep. free from headache relief from pain and
anguish. 20 calm Nld assuagc the weary acllnzs e
protractcd disease, uvigoratc the nervous mea tea
nrvidr Yourself with that marvellous remedy discover
ed BY Dr. j. Coils Browne ate Army Mesisai sian r.
which he gave the name Of tliLOkOD1Nk. and snich
h mifird bv Inc profession 90 be the aa=f wonderful
and valuable remedy discovered.
cHLORODYNEis The bcstremesly known for Coughs
Ccnsumptou. Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYNE acts like a charm In DiaIrhna. aud
Is the only SPECIFIC In Cholera and Dyseuicry
CHLORODYNE caectualy cuts short an attach. o
Epilepsy, Hysteria. Palpiiation, and spasms
CuLORoDYNE IL the only palliative IN Neul1l=-..-
rheumatism, Govt Cancer fooihaeher Meningitis, sc
From syme. & Co.. Pharmaceutical Chemists. Medi
cal Hall Simla, January 5 is5A To y. r. Davenport
Esq. n. Great Russell Street. Bioomsbury, London.
Dear srWe embrace ths opportunity OF cungratui1i-
esteemed mcdici=e, Dr. y. Coils brownies thinfedynei
has earned for ii-cf not only In llindoslau, but ~
over the East As remedy for scncrai utility We mn-t
question whether better Il Imported into the couni9Ii
and VIC shall be glad te hear Of H. andue place 10
every Ango-lndian home. The other brands, We afe
sorry to say feeeaicd 20 the native hazafs and
Judging from thnir sale. fancy their suioufn there
will be hut eyanesccut. We could multiply instances
40 iniifEm Of the extraordinary rfcacy ef Dr. Colts
Browne's Chiorodyne in Darrhmn aud DyecnirrY.
spasms. Camps Neuralgia. the Vomiting OF Pregnancy
and a. general scdltve that have occufed under or
personal observation during many years In Choleraie
Dinrrhra, and in the more terrible iurms OF Ihe
era itself We have witnessed he surprisingly controls
la, norrsr u. have never uso any other fnrm Of fhia
medicine than Coils Brownies from arm cunvriiuu
that Il Is decidedly the best aud also rom -rnrr Of duty
we owe the profession and the puhlic We trc or
opinion that the substitution OF any other haa Coils
Brownies IL a DELIBERATE RuEAcu of rArm on fnE
FART OF ruE CHEMIST To ruEsrufrEu ASn PATIENT
AIfKE. We are Sir faithfully yours. eynes q Co.
Members Of the Pharm. society OF Great bftinu. h-
Exeecncy the Vceroy's Chemists
| CAUrfON.-Vic e-Chauccllor SIR W. Page Wood
stated that Dr. j. Coils Browne vas undoubtedly ihr
Inventor Of Chiorodyuc: that me -tory o. thu dcfen
dant Freeman was deliberately untrue, Which. hf
regretted 10 say. had been sworn tu.-scc fhc iimes
/ July r., is5L
Sold in bottles at H. I'D - 3D.. g. 3d.. aud NJ
each. None h. genuine without ihc words Dr. y, Got,
/ lis Browne Chlorodyue ON the Government stamp
/ Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each
i bottle.
i Caution. Beware u Pirscy and lmiiuuous.
/ Sole Manufacture r.. DAVENPORT. sd. crua
| Russell Street. bloomsbury, 0udun. 1910 tn
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- na.inrrs CARDS Ntsa rr.Fald far ~ 1rlT. rie
allowed Discount fnrse rates. which iraaIr1I
slirertiscrcnis. 4hau rsii % charged la1rirliy-
" h-Ai foreign advrrtrItuentl must Be- lctosf trIt-
With the nav vixen oriefc lq aoicr Win o. llIla
them Therates given IN the lrsrai1. re-
remitiancss lrr Eastern American sF-r1tenfs. rua
sopiions may Be aade BY bant hs, coln Or Sen ct ~
20 lIlmr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-22
STEAMERS BURNED
At Cincinnati and General River News
. n nr axf +.

At Cincinnati and General River News Of
Interest.
The Ohio river is said to be lower Al
points between Huntington and Cincin'
natl than for years. M
Saturday morning at $50 o'clock the
Government lighthouse tender Lily and
the elegant passenger steamers Bonanza
and Morning Mail, while lying Mt the Gin.
cinnati wharf, were destroyed BY fro,
being burned to the waters edge. The
fire started in the pantry OF the Morning
Mail, but how Is n mystery. The Bonanza
and Morning Mail belonged to the Big
Sandy Packet Company. The former ran
between Cincinnati and Portsmouth, and
the latter between Cincinnati and
Maysvillc. They were probably two
Of the finest boats running up
the river. The Bonanza was built
in 1876, and cost, it is beloved, over So
600. The Morning Mail was built two
years aeo,and cost nearly 900. The Lily
was one OF The newest and best OF its
kind in the Government service, and was
built by Captain Vandergritrin Coyington
about Il year ago, and cost $4,000. Cap
tain Nandergritr and Commander Kellogg
lost all their effects. These included the
clothing Of Mr., Keiiogs's wife and
children. The Government utensils and
other things destroyed on tic Lily make
its loss nearly $40, 900. !,
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AMUSEMENT NOTES,
Past md Coming Attractions Mt Both tho
t ~. Theatres. FET

Past md Coming Attractions Mt Both thu
Theatres. EEgT
Gran's Opera Company closed its en-
gngemcnt Saturday night with "The
Pirates Of Penzancc.' "Olivette" was
given ut the matinee. Both houses were
small. The company has some meritori-
Gus features, but not enough to cntitlc il
TO rink above mcdiocrity. 1t is too small
to do any OF the operas properly. n
"peclIfs Bad Boy" closed It's engage.
ment Of one week at Charley Shay's Ac-
ademy OF Music Saturday night. business
was fair all week. The Academy has be-
come 4 favoritc resort for ladies'.
This morning tho sale OF reserved seats
for Pttti Rosa's engagement at the Opera
House will begin Mt Banners music store.
She will appear in her new play "AIizpah"
one night only. NJ IS Rosa is one Of the
brightest, sprightliest and most charming
little soubrettes on the stage.
Harry Lacy's planters Wife" combina-
ton will hold the boards at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday next. The
play hus never been given here. Both
drama and company are highly praised by
the press.
Tie greatest combination on the stage,
Joseph J. Sullivan's "Solid Man" combna-
ton and Whitney & Lang's famous Mag
nets will open n weeks engagement at
Charley Shay's this evening. This is Il
combination Of two shows, either one OF
which should pack the house every night.
The Magnets have been here before, and
made an unusually good impression.
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Til, apems .,ie,. sui M yl.to,loa...

| u
The world moves. al last tho Singer
Sewing Machine Company has published
"a card, and IN daily paper at that, ten
cents iinel, informing the good people OF
Wheeling TINT tho Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Company Is making II lireiy for
them, In one McFarland's territory.
Thanks for 80 much OF your "card" I rs
mentions the domestic" Wherein you
claim that wc east reflection upon tho hon.
csty OF the State Fair officers and the com.
mittccs, yon wilfully state u falsehood,
for the writer has never said one word
against any one connected with the Fair
Association. Myself and employees have
been treated fiofonbly and with due
courtesy. Tho only thing surprising is
that tho committee should gitc TO n rival
machine The first premium and 10 thu
domestic only tho second premium,
when We had taken eleven first premiums
on Our work, attachments and woodwork.
hut probably the iault lay in tho writer
not properly showing up his machine, or
more likely the Singer manager failed TO
tell the committee just hour mann uieccs
there wcrp In their machine, and hoy many
pieces there wcrein their boJLin carrier. |
hear he omitted TO explain how the thrcad
gets tangled and brings the Hga Iirm to It
hat every now and then. Also, do you
suppose You explained just how often the
hhgh arm Singer required oiiiig to prevent
those hats: and further, did you inform
the committee that tho Singer Company
was not satisfied with their present Wgh
arm and were soon put on tho market
still later machine, embedding nil the
kno'rn and nnk"oma good qualities Of sew.
Ing machine mechanism. / presume you
also neglected TO mention that the Singer
never but t,rice Inns succeeded in making
a sale over the DOMESTIC" when placed
slde BY side, IN THO past seventeen months
TINT the "Domes'ie' office has been cs-
tablished here. We make no charge for
these htn's, or probable oniissiots, OF your
part. II We are "sn'dh:frH' Us you term
It, mt are liberal. ,s.g. gl&
| You boast OF hhreeJo,!rths the sales for
the singer; 40 you include the old Low
Arm Singer .hat is sent back to the fac;
tory, rycjappaned and rcsold as new ma
chimes? 1t so, presume you are right;
please, state to tile public whit percent Of
Don't deny this, for the writer can more
- N. 4 !
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=. The sixteenth annual convention Of the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union will meet
here on "Wednesday. High mass will be
celebrated in the Cathedral Mt nine o'clock
that morning, and Bishop Kahn will ad-
dress tho delegates. After mass, tho con-
,yention will open in the House OF Dele.
gates at the Capitol. .srt
Amendments to the constitution OF the
Union will DO acted upon, proposing to
change the time OF the annual convention
to the first "Wednesday OF September and
that the convention shall meet biennially
instead Of annually. tl,s
1t is also proposed to strike out all pro-
visions relating to Il Committee OH Colon
9ization and local Boards OF Colonization,
rs the Providence convention resolved to
discontinue the committee. The session
will bean important and interesting one.
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LOCAL BnEv1rlEs.
matters Of Minor Moment In and About u


7TU "A si't City. Il &
Fnrp Doco.Ass at the Opera House to-
night. jt5
"a solln MAN" this evening at the
Academy. & 80
EMAxclrArioS celebration at Martins
Ferry today.
THERE are nine cases on the docket for
this mornings police court, all DRINKS and
disorderiics. l'g
A LITTLE girl named Flauges, living on
Eorty.Gst street, swallowed some rat |
poison Saturday and narrowly escaped
death. d. Qst
TnR case OF George Doettner, indicted
for shooting Charlie Dick, was OIL Satur.
JAY postponed till tho next term Of the
Circuit Court. 18Gri ~
A FAIR of coons have como into the
possession OF Lieut.. Sylvis, Of the police
force, and they will do duty in future lse-
publican parades.
THE old United Are engine Is IN service
Mt the Atlantic house while the regular
steamer Ut that point Is being repaired by
Engineer Dunaway. %
Jous +: RICHARDSON, Of tho Island, Inns
been appointed to fill the vacancy caused
Nv tho resignation Of Gus Black ut the
suspension bridge toll office.
NicHo.Ars prcH, q German, declared his
intention Of becoming citizen OF this
country Saturday, in the Circuit Court,
: and received his ilrst papers.
Anorr thirty gypsies arc cncampcd out
: the National road on Woods run. They
have number Of horses and appear 10 be
in very good circumstances.
Den McLAuGnLlN was committed to
jul by Squire Arklc Saturday fora hear
Ing tomorrow on charge of completely
with Michael Condrey on the last day o.
the State Fair in robbing Washington
county man.
Ar the Opera House tonight FREQ
i Douglass will deliver M Grafton on Eman
: cipaion. An entertaining programme
has been prepared for the occasion, in
Guiding, beside Mr.. Douglass's address
/. songs by two co)ored glec clubs.
I DE. WiMlAM EsrEr, OF Louisville, Ohio
:, owner OF the running horse Byswatcr
> which wus reported to have been distancet
so badly on Saturday at the State Fair
D writes that his horse was not entered 10
;, the race and did not run that day. a.,
The Riverside nailers last week pro
:, duced ,564 kegs OF steel nails, thus set
Ting the much disputed question whethc
q rs many steel rs iron nails can be cut in ;
y given time. This is the largest outpu
ever made by any factory in the world
" working ffty-five hours u week, and max
ing nails OF standard weight
TIE uniforms OF the Fourth Ware
"Black Eagle" Blaine and Logan clul,
which have been annoyingIy delayed
have now arrived. The hall, on. Chap
lime asreet, south OF Sixteenth, will b.
Omen this afternoon and evening, and thu
I mcrbers can get their uniforms. Tn
club VIII have ons Of the best turnouts il
the line OIL Thursday. o
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The Cleveland 4 rittsburgh Railroad
Company, will run special cheap cScur-
sion to niagara Falls, on Thursday, Sep.
tcmbcr 25th, 1854, ailordins all IN. oppor.
tunity to pay m autumn visit to the
greatest OF American wonders. Tickets
will be good returning by special train,
leaving the Falls ut r. NJ, or byi any
regular train until Saturday, September
eth, inclusive. This will afford sutIi.
cient time to take in all the attractions OF
the Falls, and make little excursions
into the Queens Dominion. Do not fail
70 avail yourselves Of this opportunity,
For time OF trains and rates OF fare. 500
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tlis City and Wheeling Folks
o.. '.. Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad. ,
Mr.. w. II. Frank lett for the East yes
terday- 'la T.
Judge james Morrow, jr., Of Fairmont
is in the city. "
John Campbell, Of Glasgow, Scotland
was at the McI.ure House yesterday.
General Logan and Hon. W. D. kell.
will be the guests OF Mr.. John Frew while
in Wheeling.
Mrs Lizzie Francis, Of Richmond, Va.
is visiting the family OF her brother, Mr.
Lott Joy. l-aa-
Miss Hattie Glass, OF LaBellc street, re-
turned Saturday evening from Steuben.
willie, where she was the guest Of Miss
Annie McClintock, for several days las,
week. ~.
4 notice was copied into this paper re.
Gently from the Hancock County Courier, to
tho effect that Hon. John A. Campbell
would be married on the 18th inst. to Miss
Lou Conncll, Of New Cumberland, and
that cards were out for the same. Miss
Cornell was married on that date but Mr.,
Campbell was not the happy man. DR.,
Is. I. Harden, OF Wcllsburg, carried of the
prize. How the Courier happened to be
so badly "oir" is an unanswered conun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-22

Fraz;er's Root Differs arc not dram
shop beverage, bnt are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system OF every impurity. Sold by drug
gists. S1.00. DR.. Frazicr's Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that has been dis
covered in this generation. A sure cure
for Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard 4 Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands; rPnnplcs and %Dlottlles.
Price Soc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan& Co., Wheeling,
". Va, andJ. G. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. 49, DAw
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EMANCIPATION DAY.
Fred Douglass and Powell Clayton Mt Mnr.

ags.tl inns Ferry. w., 10 IA. III
The brick masons will begin layinc
brick for the new First ward school build.
Ing about the middle Of this week. Z,
The Blaine and Logan club will meet at
Town Hal this evening to decide upo,,
the style Of uniforms for the company. I
Ex-senator Powell Clayton, oi!Arkansas,
Will speak on School House Square Mon
day evening. lie will probably be ut Wal
nut Grove in the afternoon, 81
Officer Hanson arrested Mrs, Jennie
llunkett ut Pipe creek Saturday, while
trying to make her escape across the river
70 West Virginia. She was lodged in Jail
70 await her trial on the charge Of kidnap-
ping Miss Annie Barker from her home.
The colored people have made extensive
arrangements for their Emancipation
celebration in Walnut Grove, this after,
noon. fEtAll the railroads have given
special rates for the occasion. In addition
70 the address BY Hon. Fed. Douglass there
Will be other interesting exercises. There
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=. at. gteGillii, E&iGo,
ATTRACTIONS RI. g
t4ssl7li ayn ~ so IT. Fa.
ADDED TO otn =.
. Immense !! h n Stock
T~WEI:Ek.

During thelast thirty days our
buyers have been busy in East.
ern Markets selecting Novelties
for our Stores, and Wheeling
has received its proportion q i
such purchases. Last week
brought to us large lines Of the
Novelties and .specialties noted
below, audit is a satisfaction to
say to our customers that the
style, the colors, and the gen..
eral character of the goods will
bear comparison with the most
fashionable goods from, other
cities. ~ rft P.o:. &
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The Valley Grove Blaine Club.

!. Last Friday evening the old Vale,
Grove Central Republican club rc.cstab.
lishcd itself Mt that place and the mem,
bers commenced preparing for work dur.
ing the campaign. The organization Of
this club dates back to April II, 1850, and
was the outgrowth Of n preliminary meet.
ing held at the residence Of . well known
citizen near Valley Grove. 1t has since
grown; so that now a. majority Of the Re.
publicans OF Liberty district are members.
Thc little hamlet is one Of the abodes Of
Rcpuhlicanism in this county. It's prin-
ciples have such afoothold- there that the
soil is actually impresnated with them.
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! Our Carpet Department

contains besides anAlmost endless variety
Of GVelyets, Body and Tapestry Brussels,
and lngrains, all with borders to match,
large lines Of Turcoman and Lace Curtains,
Remington Art Squares, Rugs, Mats, oil
Cloths, Window Shades, Walnut, Cherry
and Ebony Pole Cornices. The superiority
Of our goods is unquestionpble, us is also
the fact that our prices are the lowest in
the city, ;Mi Nc GlLliS 4 60, 4,