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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-16
Your Obedient Servants

your ODedlent Servants,
William AlvOrd, President of Bank of
CALIFORNIA;; Parrot & Co, commission NOR
chants; Kittle & Co, commission merchants;
HolbroOk, Merrill d Stetson, stoves, hard
ware, etc.; III Levy & Co, wholesale grocsrs;
Baker d Hamilton, agricultural implements;
Hawley Bros, hardware, etc; WeIlman, Peck
d Co, wholesale grocers; Waterhouse & Les
ter, carriage materials; W w Montague &
Co, stoves, metals, etc; Geo w Gibbs & Co,
iron importers; Watson & Co, commission
merchants; Cunningham, Curtis & WEIGH,
stationers; s B WEIGH, stationer; Root &
Sanderson, wholesale grOcers; Albert Mau
d Co, grocers; Herman Sadler, grocer:
Cutting Packing Co; E G Steel & Co;
American Sugar Refinery; A Harmon,
capitalist; Dudley G Bates, mining secre-
tary; J Johnson i Co, wholesale saddlery;
Blake, Moffatt 4 Towne, wholesale paper
dealers; Tillman d Bendel, wholesale
grOeers; WEIGH d Co, commission merchants;
John Taylor d Co, wholesale glassware;
Hobart, Wood & Go, boots and shoes; Geo G
Boardman, Etna Insurance Agent; A B
Forbes, agent Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York; Bank of British Colum-
bia, by G S Alexander; Oliver EIdridge,
capitalist; C V Gibbs, marine adjuster; J
S Van Wrinkle & Co, wholesale iron dealers;
Murphy. Grant & Co, wholesale dry goods:
Geo G Shreves & Co, jewelers. and manu-
facturers; Samuel Carsent & Co, books and
stationery; w Z Vanderslice & Co, manu-
featuring jewelers.; r A Swain & Co, whole
sale crockery; E J Coleman, Pacific Trans
fer Company; ROsenbaum Bros, wholesale
merchants; Dutton b Partridge, wholesale
stationers; W B Wilshare & Co, manu-
facturers of safes, etc; Frank Bros,
agricultural implements; Spraunce, Stan
ley i Co. wine merchants; r Floyd,
trustee Lick fund; Rankin Brayton Co,
Pacific Iron Works; L Benchley, Pacific
Roller Mills; Redington l. Co, Wholesale
druggists; Pacific Jewelry Co, wholesale
jewelry; w Cohen & Co, Wholesale furnish
ing goods; Hobart Wood & Co, wholesale
boots and shoes; C II Meyer & Bro, whole
sale hatters; Brown Bros, clothing; New
stadder Bros & Co, Wholesale furnishing
goods; VIM T Coleman & Co, commission
merchants; Hinckley, Spiers d Hayes, Full
ton Iron Works; the California Insurance
Co, s s Cromwell Secretary; Hopkins &
agents Union Insurance Co of
New Zealand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-16

viscOunt Torie andsMr. ]. Nakayama left
yesterday by the Iwalani for Kauai on an
official visit among the Japanese.
The axle of one of Dodd's buses broke
last evening ut the corner Of Hotel and
Nuuanu streets. fortunately no passengers
were in the bus at the time.
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ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, 1 AM NOW
10, prepared to continue the business of auc-
tiOneer at the store formerly occupied by s. Mott,
Fort street, next to G. w. Macfarlane & Co., until
more spacious premises ready. Ny first regu-
lar cash sale will be held on TIL TIRSDAY, 18th
September, at 10 a: m. Telephone No. 235.
I79-Se2I LEWIS J. LEVEY.
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TO RENT.

TNROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS, THE PREM
Il ises situated at KaIh, adjoining Mrs. Beck
leys. The house is Isx24, with every accOmmO-
datiOn. There is about four acres Of land fenced
in with stone wall. Terms very easy. Apply to
Deputy Marshal Dayton, at the Police Station,
from whom all particulars can be obtained.
lI9H
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NOTICE.

MIR. JOSEPH SMITH WILL. RUN FOR
WI Representative for his district, North Ko-
hala, Hawaii. IS0-d&wn
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FOREIGN DICTATION.
Memorial for the Reinstatement of
Mr.. Severance from San
81 Francisco.
Gross Discourtesy to the King-An
Implied Threat-Etc.

The following document appeared in
local paper yesterday without any official or
other authorization. It is printed in this
place for general information
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additional particulars. apply to
,,.u,au C. B. MILES, PrOpneH.~@
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LYONS & COHEN,


Honolulu, H. T., Sept. 18th, 1885.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-11
WHOLE No. 1O,73l.

+ Patti William Boots b. f -, by Ma
than Coombs.
The California Breeders Stake. for foals
OF losZ closed in 1884 with nine nomina-
mons 500 entrance, p. p.; $500 added one
mile I,.,I ana quarter. II. c. Judsons b. G.
Billy Ayres. walk oyer)
Ihe Del Paso Stake. for all ages: $50 en-
trance; SO forfeit $500 added three
quarter-mlle heats. Ben P. Hills 2. x.
Johnnle Gray Kelly & Lynch ch. Q. Tom
AIchlson; George Howson's b. f. Constella
uon George Howson's ch. f Gold Sheaf.
Garland Il Goldsmith's b. h. Beaconsfield
w. L. Appleby's b. m. Nelson William
NJ. Ayres g. 6. Ichi Ban.
SellpS purse $3.50: entrance free $50
To second fixed valuation, 81 600; TWO
POUNDS OIL Tor each $l00 below two pounds
added for each 500 above fixed value: one
nnle and an eighth. J. Dyson's b. h. Gfdes
Giark Frank Depoister's b. g. Delaney
Edward +. Fallon's :. o. Rando. A 4
rnlhney'S 8 n. Nick-of-the-Woo S. C.
lryon S b. g; jim Long; Thomas Hazlette's
ch. z: Joe Chamberlain; b. L. Pacheco's
en-. /. Mamie T.; William Boots b. m.
Special trotting race for named horses;
purse, S40O; first horse, $3.50; second
horse, 800; third horse, $50 ]. Edge
names b. &. Ned J. Spurgeon names b. 9.
Telegraph; VIM. Griffith names b. IN.
Lucy; Phil. G. Burns names b. h. Grover
C.; II. S. Beals names blk. h. Berlin.
The receipts tor yesterday were as fol-
lows: Park, s., go 90; Pavilion, 81, 1852 so.
Total s., ,453
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THE " HOME SEEKER.

The Immigration Association of North
ern California is now preparing to issue
the August number of the "HOME
SEEKER" 1t is to be enlarged, and
fully illustrated with photographic views
of Northern California. twill contain
practical information of the resources
and advantages of the Northern C0un-
ties. Allthe proceeds ofthis publication
viii be devoted to the carrying on OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men of the Northern part of the
State to give it their advertising sup.
port. BY so doing, the work of bring
ing an increase of population to the
State viii be carried on. At Ogden a
copy will be put i'm the hands of each
incoming passenger. In addition to this,
several thousand copies will be dis
tributed on the trains leaving Chicago,
in order to attract the settler intending
to settle in other States and Territories.
Give the "H0ME SEEKERv your sup
port. ap7-tf
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T ATE OF CANTON, CHINA, CAN BE FOUND
IL st his Medicine store, No 92G Third street.
between | and J. By the Pulse he can locate a ii
kinds Of Disease. Consultation free. His Medi-
cines are Roots and Herbs. Call and consult
with him if you are sick. s9-Im
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PAINTS AND OILS.

T L. CHADDERDOS, IMPORTER AND DEAL
q. er in Paints, OILS, Ysrnishes, window Glass
Mixed Paints Artists' and Painters Materials
Wall Paper etc. No. :s5s st.. 2aers1Geutc
ani7.1ptF
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HALE BROS. 4 &C.
DURING FAIR TINE OUR STORES WILL REMkN OPEN LATER
THAN USUAL

Ladies' AIl-wool Red Knit Vests and Pants.
at 81. we consider them extra-good
vaIue)
2l-inch Black Gros-grain Silk Cashmere
finish. Price, $l.
2l-nch AIl-sik Rhadame, ST. a yard.
42-inch Diagonal Dress Goods special
vaue), at 95 cents yard.
42-inch Bouce Stripe Serge, ST. yard.
Wamsutta Muslin Ward-wide and
bleachedD, at 10 cents a yard.
Heavy Brown Crash IAN excellent value,
at 9 cents yard.
Balls Health-preserving Corsets elastic
Sides. Price, 81 25 pair.
1914 Grey Blankets good quality at So SO
a pair.
Ladies' Muslin Nghtgowns, at SO cents
each.
Ladies' Merino Vests, 35 cents.
Children's Solid Color Ribbed Hose, at 25
cents pair. we have never named
better VaueD
Ladies' Fancy Hose "a variety of styles, at
25 cents pair.
Ladies' Solid Color Hose good stock and
well made. Price. 20 cents pair
Spanish Lace (a silk, in cream black.
Price, IL l-2 cents yard.
Hale's " Oliver Kid Gloves a and 6-but-
ton lengths. Prices, 81 25 and ST. SO
a pair. Best Glove in the Market.
HALE BROS. 4 60.
Nos $780, ssi $685. sss and 1ess Ninth street.
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CASE NO, 90.

Ladies' fine Tailor Jersey Waists pan
braded), in Blue Black, Brown and Cardinal.
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WANTED.
WANTED,

A COOK FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL. $40
~ also, good carpenters, s2 per day and
board; man TO pick hops; ranch hands Fe.
male-S girls for housework, so; also girl to
wait on men and to be company for a lady.
Apply to HOUSTON & CO., Employment Office
Fourth and K streets, Sacramento. iel3-lplf
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THE CONCLUDING LOTS
ana125 Cases of DRY GOODS,
- received last Monday
from E. S. JAFFRAY & CO., New
York, are quoted TODAY. They
are of excellent quality, and un-
usually good values.
CASHS NO. 10 and rs.
Heavy Black and White Waterproof we
CASES MO. II and 1s.
1fss sv Rsd al @ g'Is F 0 % M wide" 90 cents
CASE NO. 10.
12O Dozen Misses Ribbed solid lengh
CASE NO. 90.
Ladies Fancy-stripe Hose, cents per pair
CASE NO. 2I.
Ladies Fine Merno excellent quality
CASE MO. a2.
haided, Blue Black N''D- .
CASE MO. 98s
Barnsey Pure Linen Huck full ze, each
CASE NO. 9As
Heavy Kentucky Jeans Mems per yard
CASE NO. 20.
Ladies Shetland
Colors: Blue Red and White
Monday and Tuesday K1G GRAND OPENING DAYS all that New
Rich and Rare in FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY DRESS GOODS FINE SILKS
YELVETS pLUSHES Etc.
ass@ Tomorrow, our Saturdays Sale of
SS7&SS Special Attractions in all Departments.
RID HOUSE
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CASE NO. Oh.

Ladies' Fine Merino Vests excellent good quality so
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ties, the comforts, the culture and the
ments of life.
To-pAY's ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At 10 A. ~ to- day the first tournament
for ladies viii take place at the Park. A
very large number of contestants is eX-
pected to participate. Escorts will be per-
mitted to accompany ladies to-day, but on
next Friday the ladies will be required TO
appear without escorts. The entire Board
Will judge the tournament.
The judges for the races to-day are Di-
reetOrs Carr, Green and Shafter.
The first stock parade will take place to-
morrow morning, when it is expected that
the largest exhibit of live stock will be
made that was ever witnessed at one time
in this State
Whoever has charge of the quarter
stretch at the Park should see that il is
spnnkled iii the forenoons. Yesterday the
dust was almost an inch in depth.
The programme of music for the band
concert at the Pavilion this evening is as
follows:
1arch, Belleyiew, Murray
Overture, " All Hands on Deck, .Suppe
Waltz, " Nantasket t".................... .Fahrhaeh
Polonaise, Royal Decree, ..........Swift
Selection, Forge in the Fores' -. Msyrelles
Sehottische, q Sweetest of Them All +" Robinson
Waltz, Visions of a Beautiful Woman" 49,.
.-.......--.t alrnach
SeIenade, Spring Violets ...................Allan
Galop, Fire King, .........
Some effort should be made TO have X or
l. street lighted with gas or electricity be-
tween the Pavilion and Tenth street rs il
is now dangerous to pedestrians at night
on account of the great number OF all kinds
OF vehicles driving rapidly about the streets.
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FOR SALE.

GO eO0 EIGHTY ACRES OF FIRST
OZ.OUU. class Land, with good House and
Barn, 4 Chicken-houses snd Farming Utensils;
30 acres cleared land; 5000 Grapevines of finest
qualities; 100 Fruit Trees: Alfalfa field; head
Durham Cattle; = Wagons; l Buggy Harness;
Plows; Harrows; j Cultiyator . Stoves and
Household Furniture: there is an immense sup
ply of Spring Water for ell purposes; situate %
miles from Auburn, and = miles from railroad.
This is great bargain.
iy21Iptf w. z. COLEMAN, 3e5 j street.
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". ii. BALDWIN, nj, d.,

CCRGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE.
y northeast corner Second and K streets. OF,
fee hours 10 A. h. 70 y NJ; 2 to and to p.
X. Residence, 82i n street. auf5lrn
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CASE Mo. Or.

Barnsey Pure Linen Huck Towels full sze each
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Monday and Tuesday KeXt-GRAND OPENING DAYS of all that New
Rich and Rare in FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY DRESS GOODS FINE SILKS
YELVETS, PLUSHES, Etc.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
CIYNTAN WHIrE,
". H. BEATTY s 8. G. DENsON.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, SOUTHWEST COR
n ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 20 and IL
5utter Building, Sacramento Cal s3-tf
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NOTICE.

ITO THOSE INTENDING TO VISIT THE
4 Fair: l have leased the well known Paine's
Stable, street, between Fifth and Sixth, and
Will keep the same open during the Fair as a
branch of the Dexter Stables, for the accoInn,o-
cation OF those who may wish to leave their
horses where they viii receive first class care.
s9l0t w Y. SROWLFR
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL ORs- AT-LAW
N 0fices: Metropolitan Block, < street be
tween Fourth and Fifth Sacramento. Entrance
next door 20 Metropolitan Theater au29-tf
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A. L. HART,

A TToRNEY- OFFICE. SOUTH
II west corner of Fifth and streets, Rooms
II, 1S and II, Sutter Building. aul0
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CASE NO. %.

Heavy Kentucky Jeans Mems Wear per yard
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Extrane Quality Ladies Cloth all wool 4 inches wde
per yard, in Ten New Shades for Fall Wear.
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WALLACE =. RRIaGs. rr. %.

i DHYsICIAN AND oBsTETRICIAN. oFEICR
L and residence No. q street, Sacramento
omee Ho'.r.- i = isest5i : :. s sqss. yyla4pu
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on. A. E. BRUNE.

GRADUATE OF The UNIVERSITY OF BER-
VI lin, Germany. Oaiee-521 street, between
Fifth and Sixth Residence-cornerF Fourteenth
and K streets, sacramento. Office hours 1920
A. n. to P. IL; P. NJ. to P NJ; P. n. to P. NJ
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DENTISTRY.
+. F. TEBBETS,

n ENLIST, 914 SIXTH STREET, 4z-Ssz.ss,
II between I and J, west side, * 50
opposite Congregational Church. <ikLEE
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@3sS@ Tomorrow, our SATURDAYS Sale of
%'&SS Special Attractions in all Departments
in To-norr -UNoN.j
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CASE MO. ID.

20 Dozen Misses Ribbed length cents
pair
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
DoCTORs KEILOGG . coss

! (i0RNER SEVENTH AND 1 STREETS. SAC
! ~ ramento. Office Hours: Miss Dr. Kellogg
! 9to 10 A NJ, u to P. NJ, { to7PM
! Miss DR.. Goss-S to 9 a. NJ, l to 5 p NJ to p
/ NJ. Sundays, u NJ. to p NJ stiff
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HAS RETURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO
Il where he shall be happy to see his friends
at AZ Van Ness avenue, corner of McAllister.
Take McAilister street cars and alight at the
door au27-Im
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CA 5E MO.

Ladies Fancy stripe Merno Hose, Is cents per pair
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SE NO. .

Ladies' Fancy Knit Shetland Wool shaws cents each
Colors: Blue Red White. ~
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THE CONCLUDING LOTS

CASES NO. l5 and lS.
Heavy Black and Waterproof we cents
| yard.
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wnr. gnLFRy DRTGos. W- n

NCULIsT, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. Office, a29]% J
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours: $50 to u A. a.;lto 4
P. N. sundsys: $50 TO II A. NJ; Il to4PM Silt
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET. BE.
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. ois and go
wiz visit the Railroad Hospital daily ct $50 A.
N. Office houTS-S 10 Q i. "; / TO BPM, and
evenings. Il -
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-ll2S NINTd
L. street, one block from street cars; healthiest
location in the city; guests have the use of hot
and cold water baths sS-2y
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L. G.. SHAW,

IT ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW, .s=yxzs..z.,
VI Dentist. once and residence -
over Tufts Drug store, corner L Fyss--sssssSe
Tenth and streets. Office hours: @14-LSy
9 A. N. TO ?. II. SUNDAYS, 10 to u. aul21rn*
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RETURNED,

DR. PINKHAM, SiS EIGHTH STREET.
- Office Hours-l to g. and ESQ to 7:30 P. NJ.
Residence next door. s2-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON REAL ESTATE AND LOANS NEGo.
" tiated by P. BOIL, S25 street auIStf
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. AND
L Residence, No. 32S J street, betweer, Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 A. NJ 8 to 5 and 7 10
P. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. s5-4pIm
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[oosrIEuED on LAST PaeK.l
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AGRIcuLTcRAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, September
10, 1SS5-Trotting purse, 81 ,2GO; 2:25 class,
l. J. Roses b IN. Ruby. /
Wilber F. Smiths blk G. Thapsn.
A. z. Deltz br. m Olivette-.............2 2
}. W Donathan's S. m. Magdallah..... 3 3 3 3
Pete Johnson's blk. g. Scandinavian 6 4 5
p. Farrelfs b. s. Marin. 5 G 6
Time. 223-2:2p- L-9,p4I/
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

AS the pains in the stomach
continued to increase, he was given
an emetic and afterwards an injection
and relief came in the natural way. He
arose from his bed, iii which he had
laid only a few minutes, and read the
morning papers, talking cheerful y with
his wife and an old house servant.
Just before noon hehad relapse, how
ever, and the physician was again sum- ~
moned and administered the usual
remedies. besides bleeding the patient,
and Mr.. Hendricks again expressed
himself as being greatly relieved. He
remained in his room all the afternoon,
and occasionally rising from his bed, to
which he was compelled to return by
the recurrence Of the pains. 70 all
callers who came, and they were NUM-
erous. he sent word that he indispo posed,
but would be glad to see them to-mor-..
row. About 4:s0 o'clock, Mrs. Hen-
bricks, who had been at his bedside
all day. went down into the parlor to
see caller, who had come TO consult
with her regarding the affairs Of 9 re-
formatory institution Of which she was
one Of the managers, and she remained
with hind about twenty minutes. Tom,
a colored servant, and Harry Morgan,
Mr.. Hendricks nephew and page iu
Washington, remained with him. The
servant went out and Nr. Morgan staid
Mr.. Hendricks tossed uneasjly in bis
bed, and complained Of great pain, bat
suddenly it seemed to cease and he
said to his nephew rs am free at last
send for Eliza, z meaning bis wife, and
these were his last words, for the young
man, not realizing the urgency Of the
message. did not deliver it at once.
Just before S O'Clock Mrs. Hendricks
came into the room and found that her
was dead The end Of long and
eventful life had come peacefully and
quietly. lie lay on the bed outside the
covering, only partially disrobed, with
his eyes half closed, as il in gentle
sleep. On his face there we're no traces
Of pain or suffering, but palIor had
come over IT that indicated only too
plainly that he had passed away
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The Megaphol1e.

The Introduction Of the lnegaphone
on shipboar a sort of telescope for
the ear, or n1aci me for ma fy1i
sounds said to be a boon ii prospect
for mariners. Its designis to enable 4.
person to hearo carry on a conyersa-
ton with people at a distance and tits
constructed Of two huge cone shaped
tubes, eight feet long aud three It'll dia-
meter at the large end, which d dilninish
TO an apex In the form Of rubber tubes
small ~ enough to place ia the ear b u,
tween tt bess, rat NO mail ler oT s.
ss'
not more than ha the 4 diamet ers IsySs
placing the rub tubes in tIls ear and
speaking through the srnalle cones he sSl
person can hear and be heard at d long
distance, and it thus aids mariners ii, /
listening for the sound of breakers,
carrying on conyersati ions with persons
On Oh shore or on other vessels at a al 81
tance. ss I'd