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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11

mitu re zio!emi galonam: i frcndzs
l"mi re slicznemi ~gwiazdami ko-
kordami niby ztoconemi krzyza-
mi, pod spodcm czurny velvet
2 hiaiym krzyztm takiemi1 gwiazd-
kami, co oznacza katobe. w dniu
1s Wrzesnia wvstapilismy p;c;-
wszy raz ma widownia sw;ata i to
wosole pc raz ~pierwszy, jak pol
Ska paratla ~istn'cie w Blosburgu i.
plerwszy RAE u%jyzeli obronarodow-
cy, &e Polacy W talk sljcznych deko-
racyach w TAX pieknym porzad-
ku maszeruja parami przez Gale
m'1sto, Il potem W siedllsmy ma ko-
lei, .iadac M poswiecenie kosciota
lr~landzkicgo " Tjodze Po.miedzv
innemi rozntmi Tuwarzy stwami
wyszczesclnilismy sic nietyiAo ma
Sym po'zAdkirm, spokojcm, pick
n"scia o%dob, ale i iloSria czionkow
%poMjeAnz naszc Tuwarzystwo. cho.
c'az l~t'.i'je dopiero t miesiacc.
llczy .iUz $50 czionlow w kos
cie1e z;jel smy pievws1e mic sec,
q czeg" bardzo ucic,zyf sic Wv.
rs, B'skup Oharo i iochIcbnlc sic
o n"> w%yrazat, talk se inne 10.
w~arzy'tw" nam zad. osciiy. Dalcj
l~oW"rzNStwo to u~rzadzifo zabu.
we dnla rs ~ Puz.zicrn!ka. Przez
diva wjeczory bawiIismy SIG ME
przerwanic aS do Beef godziny rano,
spokoj" lie, wtej zabawic brato
udzlaf cd 500 do GOO osob roknei
n"rodowosci. Gazety amerykahskiu
oplsulac to nasza zabawe NE laify
tego, ze zadna dotad zabawu ME
mlafa lyle gosci, ami tez wyr6w.
n"fa Pol"kom co do hojnpsei
g9>ri"nosc'. J"k pan:etaja w Bless
b"'sn, r~'i"hnr.i zabawy mic byio.
N'risk;' kaYela sans nam sic ,lu-
r""aia To gratis. TAX vice no
.a"unasta Ialach istnionia naszej VA
r;,f'' p'ef"az., to "b"w naslej eyzy-
stency' i slln,ek diusiei IL mozol-
mel piracy. DIS juz nanny pare Sc,
hasic, Il tviaz zarn;.,z,.
my sprawlG s%ticzna kn,ztown,
choragiew q r~urpuroweso udarnu-
ezku, z riawdliwie ztoiemi ozdo-
haml. I"warzystwo to, choeiaz ir.,
Eosc'elne, jetn"k czuie mocno ae
/ po!skie patryotyczuc, vice H.
'n'ssc'fo swe.j konstylucyi urty-
KAT, a7ehy zachowywuG cz,sto.
SCI Jezyk masz narodowv, talk ST.
nc, Jak winrq katolicka. Z.ur.szo-
my tcz wszystkich naszych braci.
lak starszych, jake j m%fodych ,uf,-
go" ,t:u~ rae Jake i siostry. OIL
:ow Nttki dzivtm navel, ale
~ issSa"'" rr>ybyE W uzten 20.
.'stop'da dc sail posicdzvh iowa.
'zyst"a Jana Baiuty, :.zehysmy
''ef~sz.y q B.os>burgu moglj
'czc!c dwud1lesto p'evolctnia rocz-
me" n'esm'ertelnrj pamteci pow
lama n"s@es" n"rodu, ktorym
0 u'''" hasz Hzcl@odny s.proh.,
patlyota, olpraw! So
emo nabozehsg"o zatobua ", NO
P"'esiych ma jlolu waIhj
a "'vpo1l~ylosG ~"aszv.j swietvj o.
@yznS. DAiby Bog, abysmy monji
'siiew"c ~rrzyszicsc HYMN
z~'qk'zvnmy Il Dcum .Luxau,nuu
(" JLJ zmartwychwstaniel Dono-
loz nam Panic!
Au. Nowahom&6i,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11
Czytelnik0w Wiarusa
a g}ownie
do GRTP ZgE. MAR. HesDE..
W Stanach Zicdn. Poln.
o

Ameryki.
hocham Rodacy / Roducz14;'.
Bracta Z~oc1qzhou1;I.
Nadszedt czas, by swiatu po-
kazac, ze ME spimy, lie jeze.
Ii ktokolwiek potrzebuje cd
mas pomocy, to w tel chwili
wyciagamy rece z hojnym da-
rem, by dzwignqc nedze i da6
ponce tam, gdzie idzie o u
trzymanie naszeSj sw. WARY i
naszej narodowosci, nietylko
uclskanej, ale nawet wskaza-
mel ma zagfade i rune.
W ostatnim numerze Zqody
prosza mas o pomoc Slostry
Urs2ulanki 2 Czerniowiec mad
granlca Rumuhska a raczeJ
Moldawska. Me potrzebuje sic
rozpisywac co SO zakonnice
Slostry Urszulanki i jaka do
tyka ich bieda, MEDIA i pre-
sladowanie, DO list przefo4o-
nej Siostry Morawskiej al mad
to ich nieszczesna dole nam
wyjasoia.
Wobec moralnego obowiaz-
ku, do jakiego sic W tym
przypadku, jake tel wobec o.
krutnego wydalania rodakojw
naszych z granic monarchii
pruskiej przez fotra Bismar-
ka poczuwac powinniimy, O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11

tecznirj talk jeduyra jaA dru.
gim dopomodz. Chociaz mas
wrpyo vie nasi mianu.ia Cd
szczepjelicami i zwlYzkiem ~
do" skim, danny i'm dowod, ze
zdolamy Zadokumentowa& ma
SIC uczucia patryotyczne OBJ
tlteml otiarami, q Bog i Mat
ka Najswietsza przyjdzie nam
Z pomocq !; wynagrodzi nam
uasze trudy.
Otoz Zwiazek Narodowy a
raczej Zarzqd tego ZwiqzNu
Naroiowngo oliarowaf ma ten
eel 100 dol. 3 kasy, gdyz vie.
SSzej kwotv NE podobua by
70 asY@now&6. My zas pole
dynczy cZ!oMllowie i ka2da
grupa Z osobna powinnlsmy
sic starac, ably suma Ia wzo-
sla plzez slladki w hlizszych
i dalszych kolach naszej emil
sracyi. Grupy powinmv .}ak-
naJspiesZniej wydelegowac ko-
mltet, zwo}ujqc ma ten eel po-
sledzcnie na!zwyczajne, DO
gdzle potrzeba TAX nagia, ME
ma czasu do odkladania. Wy
branJ komitet %powinien sig
potcm encrgicznie zajgc zbic-
ramiem otiar-i to w ten spo-
sob:
Nlechaj SIC taxi homitet po-
rozumnle 4 miejscowym swym
proboszczem, aieby urza1zil
WylosCwanle ma ten Gel zfote-
60 zegarha, wydaJqc 1000 ty-
kletow pc - centow, co u
czyni go dol. Il tego grupa
zap]aci IS dol. "a zcgarek IL
slicznq jedwabn4 boxq), a za-
tenn ma eel przeznaczony 70
stanle 225 dol. Tykiety NIGGA
bye rozsprzedane pomiedzv
wszystkie rarodowosci. a vice
63 Srup.v mogq zebrac 1850
dol. ma raz powyzej wspomnia-
mel zapolnogi. DO tego PREY
pomocy WleI"buych ksiezy
P'roboszczow mozc bye znacz-
IA s'lma skoIcktowana " ma.
polsklch i innych koscio-
ZACH, a gdN ksieza cg]oszq eel,
Ma ]alSl plsnl4dze majq bye o.
'rocone, pewnoscia kazdv
iobry katoliN brat Iwiazko-
Wy najche'niej sic 90 daru to-
90 przyczynl.
Jezcli zas rzyteIniyy So ci..-
zhad mozna dostaG ia
Il zlcty zegarek. to oswiad-
;zam, ae jake genrrainy %aIes-
ma" najwiekszej tabryki zegar-
<ow i zegar6w moge stawiG
5rupom Zwi4zkowym oferte
'przedazy pod naiI<orzystniej-
semi dia ola mich warunka-
nj. Ma zqdanie przysle kaadej
'rupie jeden, a!bo diva zegar-
Il pod wszelkq gwarancya =
FHed luse i ]Steumvqn-
Ter H2!ym ~ore"eut, zakryty
'wlema klararni, W pieknem
'IeSancSi"m .jcdwabnem uuz-
razem "a %
ol.-chociaz zazwyczaj zega-
taxi ME sprzedaie sic ta-
'iej, jak 45-5o dol. Wobec
ak wznios}ego celu do!oi,
vszelkich stara1i, ably rabryki
.c]e daily mi zegarki DO &C.
lie fabrycznej.
DO wszystkich grup Zwiaz-
5owych rozesle cyrkularze.
i'm bli2cj GAIA sprawe
'yjasnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11

Prezydant i kapitan uuzarow
Grupy T.. y. X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11
L Europy.

=, MOI bawarski Ludwik jvst
o''Sl<'m smierci matka lego ;uz
mu posfa'a ksiedza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11

"""'iShl Ludwik lest
''''N''n s"'erci i m"tka jcgo luz
mu posfa'a ksiedza.
l'annowcrze wiele haf,su
narooI' u'otnienie sic rzcczniku
DR.. llartmanna, kt6ry pozost.-
wit wlele dfugowi przeniewicrzrt
'oo'ooo marck. Pojechaf on do
Ameryki.
Podfug najnowszych sprawl
@dah zaszf0 W Peszcie, stolicy
weglersklcj, 10 nowych przypad-
No" zachorowania ma cholere "A
wypadk! smicrci, W Tryescie zaA.
miesuie portowem ku Wiochom No
f"z mem, 4 swie&e wypadki zacho-
rowania ma cholerq i ,jeden WINS.
dek smierci.
w Peszc1e znaleziono W rurza
wodnej 80 ubogich, bpiacych tam
.zupefnie nago.
Ma cmentarzu c%entralnym We
Wlednlu postawiono wsnon;o,u
pomn'i ola ofiar pozuru W Ring
teatrze.
W BruxeIi, stolicy beIgijskiei,
W dnlu 31pazdzerniko SEQ kob:et.
przyoranych W szaty saiobne.
pos'epowafo ma czelo orszaku DO.
SuwaJacego sic ku Charlcroi. w
orSSaku niesiono wiele flag ktd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
CATTL E
AUTUMN INFORMATION.
MEMPHIS, TENN, 1856.

CT0CKMEN. farmers, dairymsn, and all
- fanciera of this famous and favorite
breed, are informed that, the above shipment
BULLS as months old YBARLING HEIF.
EkS ito ealVe early in 1857; CALVES lot
both sexes and dropped this spring.
All pure-bred and sleoted by noted judges
with tho greatest care from vel known but
Ter families With high-olAss milking strains.
Parties wanting strictly hrSt-olass animsp
~ foundation took 20 successfully establish
herd, Frp cordially invited 10 correspond;
OUr gric8s wiN be- r'und r0aSonRble-~s ecial
term Tor IgQerHs Illy tQr tull inlgrmetl u
to ADAMS N & re NAi nS0N,
81 LGuj6uhal ..r ', huu3rr. nd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Spurious Wines.
Dead Rats Used to Give
Flavor.

It is astonishing the amount Of acids,
gums and dys-stuGs which are converted
into palatable wines, and relished by the
uususpecting drinkers. Fortunes are being
made at the business, aud the health of the
consumers ruined by tho gigantic frauds in
this line of trade. The open ng wedge of
the inv stigatiOn of fraudulent proprietary
medicines is being driven in by hard knocks
from the aggreved parties, and some such
aggressive policy is necessary, to stem the
tide of adulteration and fraudulent manu-
facture Of wines. Talks with various per
sons conversant with the ubject have dis
closed llmentable lack of honesty in the
preparation Of medicinal wines and bever-
ages. 1t is more the rule than the exception
for port wine To be composed Of cider, syrup,
gum kino, and tartarie acid, and for claret
10 be made from a decoction Of orris root,
water, raspberry juice, syrup, and cochi-
neal, while most Of the sherry wine on the
market is a combination of cheap materials
oolored with alkanet root. To bring up
"h4t" wine a common practice is to drop q
few rats into cask through the bung hole.
The rat favor is said to be perfectly de-
licous." but the sellers are careful not to
sample it, leaving that delightfully."- privi-
lege for the innocent buyers. Much of the
imported stuff is hardly suitable for the
rwill-tub, much less to lie sold over the
counter for patients and table use. Arti-
fetal wines are manufactured extensively,
and sold either alone or in admixtures with
a certain proportion Of genuine wine,-The
Druggists Circular and Chemical Gazette, p,
6s, March, 1886.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
CITRATE OF IRON,
PURE QUININE,
CALISAYA BARK,

1t is not secret preparation. It's inTedi-
ents are open and public, and It is guaran-
teed to ntain not only ALL that We say 1t
does, but land in these days Of adulteration
this is of the highest importance) THE MA
TERIALS USED ARE GUARANTEED to be
of THE BEST. -
Not every kind Of sherry is adapted to the
systems of those tout Of health" II re-
quires not only nicely Of Judgment in select
ing an appropriate sherry, but also especial
knowledge and skill, TO select GENUINE
SHERRY OF PROPER GRADE AND BODY.
Nor does Coca blend we'll with every kind of
wine, and herein lies the secret of the
worthlessuess of all attempts at competition
with the Liebig Co. Coca Beet Tonic prep
arations. Ii seems unnecessary to say that
sherry has always been the king Of wine tor
goOt, n costly wine. Buying il as We do by
the thousands 0 gallons, direct from grow
ers OF the highest repu alton, not only do we
secure an assured quality Of wipe. but also
at price so far below that which the small
buyer must pay, IN Il 1t becomes self evident
that an a ticle of tho quality we offer can
not possibly be reproduced by small manu-
facturers. The thousands anS hundreds OF
thousands In all parts Of the wOri d who have
used the Liebig Co. s Coca Beef TONES, are
no doubt flu " convinced Of this or our sales
would not be, as they are for this year,
OVER TW ENI Y-FlVEPBR CENT. beyond
our largest record.
OUR RULGS.-No cheap goods. Only
honest goods OF honest prices. Buyers who
look for cheapness only need waste no time
over our productions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
How the Public is SWindIed.

How little thought the public gives to what
it buys is illustrated by referring to the cheap
ami nasty preparations of beef, iron and
wine" "cosa wine" etc. A we'll known
chemist recently published the result OF
some Investigations into those cheap of
terings. lie found that not "a sins SAM 10
of the quinine pills contained what was
claimed. May of the beef, iron and wine
tones contained not a single vestige Of the
beef, and barely trace of iron, while the
wines were so only in name. A horde OF
coca wines have sprung up OF lac. Coca is
not only a scarce articl, that Is, a good re-
liable article-but is also very expensive.
In sixteen of the SAMPLES examined there
was not vestige Of coca to be discovere,i,
while 10 the other four there was hardly
more than a trace. Common sense ought to
tell the averase buyer that good wine
such one as is fit Ter PERI ons out OF health,
is, in itself, an expensive item. Now add
iron, beet, coca, etc., a. d only verltable
id ct can expect quality with cheapness, III
honest druggists and hOt est preparations
are to be driven to the wall, let that great
ass, the pubic, blame itself for. Il.
1t is we'll known that the Liebig Company
absorbs about all OF tn. reliable coca that
reaches our market, and that It uses nearly
ali of it in the preparation OF its Coca Beel
Tonic and Coca Wine. TheAmerioaR ScteldIst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
UnimpeaChabIe Testimony,

Having been made acquainted with the
mode Of preparation and the composition Of
Coca Beef Tonic, have ordered Il for pa
tients requiring tonic treatment. Such pa
tients deriv, marked and decided benefit
from it. Scientific men are becoming more
and more impressed with the necessity Of
supplying by nutritive injesta the wear and
tear Of civilized life, and the Coca Beef
Tonic is composed OF materials well suited
TO fulfill tho necessary requirements for
which ii has been prepared.
j. NJ. CARN0CHAN, MD,
Prof Surgery, N. Y. Medical College Sur
geon-in- Chief State Emigraut Hospitals,
Wards Island, N. T.; Ex-Health Uficer
Port of New FORK"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
MEMPHIs DAILY ApPEAL---sATURDAY, JUNE S, 1886.
W,wAM2'NA

How many terrible aches ones poor head
haS and what suffering i caused by these
heAdacheA Relief may be had from Nervous,
NeuFalGic, or Sick Headache by the use Of
49, a nAa.Ae Which Is not q cure-all, but
DVV|SASNNNS% which Is 4 cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, sciatica
and Govt No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement nom the
medical profession.
FOE SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A, A. MEL LlER, SOLE Proprietor, 100 a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
A Valuable Patent.
DanOy's QHorse) Corn and Pea Plan
ter.

HAVING perfected my invention, 1 wiz
II 20 place II before the public, especially
As Corn Planter, is
perfect sucoess-opsns the drill, distributed
the seed accurately, uniniured, and ooveTd
the same, thereby one man performing the
work of three. Thew have been used In
this section for over q dozen years with per-
feet satisfaction. Uan give responsible testi'
monials, Address -,
JOHN II. pANCY, DanoyVille,
Uavwond county. Town
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

Subscribe Gor mo appear.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
Highest Medals the World Over
NINE GRAND MEDALS.

Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic embodies the
nutritive elements of the muscular fibre,
blood, bone and brain Of carefully selec ed
healthy bullocks.
of one ounce of choice beef in solution in q
guaranteed quality of lSpanish) Imperial
Crown Sherry from the vineyards of Messrs.
Gonzales, Bypass & Co. Of JereE. The Liebig
Co. imports its sherry direct from this old
and celebrated firm Of sherry growers. AS
an example II may be stated that under the
terms OF the contract for 1885 Messrs. Con
zales, Byass & Co. are required TO deliver
5000 gallons of Imperial Crown Sherry TO the
New York depot aloIs Of the Liebig LaborR-
tory and Chemical Works Co.
Lebig Co. s Coca Beef Tonic also contains
an assured quality of coca. 1t also contains
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

From Prof. GRANVILLE COLE, Phi. D. 4,
Fellow of the Royal Chemical Society Of
London, Fellow Royal Institute Of Cnemis-
try, etc etc., (sOn Of Sir Henry Cole, Di-
rector Of Kensington Museum) "Liebig
Co. e Coca Beet Tonic speedily relieved and
cured me Of debility, consequent upon iudi-
Il upon my recommendation are equally en-
phatie in behalf Of its real merits and eK-
cellence.
Invaluable 20 all who arc Run
Down, Nervous, DEspeptte, Bilious,
MRlRFtOua, or Rfnieted with IVES
Her Msjesty's Fayorlte Cosmetic
CHEERING.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05
MEDAL OF SUPERIORITY

Awarded to the Liebig Co. Of New York for
its Coca Beef Tonic preparations by the
committee of judges and experts of the
Grand National Exhibition of the American
Institute of New YORK.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

-Fu the indefinite aobss and palns a naFNsm
pAtientA, TuroAkuSE v superior 10 Any gthl Anot
rnItisua, Il b almost specifo.n
PARK RIrCuK NJ n. 81 RAal MINI
Have used ToNoALNR 10 es.es Of nsurAlgic
Headaches with snocess In almost evsFy Instance
In strictly NeurAlgtc forms u b unexcsllsd"
o. d. NoRroS. n D., On innAh Ohio
"ToHoALrNE has already done good ssvtco IN two
cases Of hAbituAl HeadAc1e"
THEo. HERMAN. N d, 81 Thomas, Mo.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
a III WASHINGTON AVE guE st. LoUw
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

DEEOoRATs TO TIE FRONT-TO a:
u persons seeking Government Emil
rIoymsnt in any Of the departments ~
Nast'ngton, or any other positlons unde!
Government, will send full insIuoton'
alj Rlank Forms NJ Application On
receipt of Oua Dollar htdrese IOAh
L. WTCR6H, loeksbaH ass, rhscaSO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-05

USED III urlL EoTtLHIGHEEsa IaI
PRINCESS ot WALES aud tho nobility.
Far rle skin. -aWn'fEioa- l.H..us1
ghsnrirzt Faualue "a go OF DRUGGISTS.
EIEptG Cn 's Gcnulua gyru- Of
saEsaunrilla IS ggglalesu Hs o.. bose
asEs8.8l.iIt il The market.
N. Y, Depot IS Murray Street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14
A SWINDLINC BANKER.

New York, Sept. 21.-Charles
Roane Parmlee, Secretary of the
California Vintage Company, called
at police headquarters to-day, and
adds his testimony to the mass al
ready in possession of detectives to
convict c. Foster, the imprisoned
banker of AZ Broadway, who is
charged with swindling to an unpre-
cedented extent. How many accom-
plices Foster has is not yet known.
Two were arrested recently, and
conviction failed because Foster tes-
titled to their responsibility and good
business standing. The California
yintege was victimized by third
one, e. V. Sargent, who claimed to
be in business on Walker street and
to be the owner of extensive tracts
of lands in West Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania and New Hampshire as well as
proprietor of the Demarst Hotel at
Terahy, N. j. He gave Foster as
reference, and that gentleman gave
him an excellent character, thus
enabling him to swindle this com
pany out of S402. Especial interest
attaches TO this case from a legal
point of view, from the fact that it
is the second case to come under
Section 529 of the Penal Code,
which was said to convict Ferdinand
Ward. This section is designed TO
prevent sharpers from using a
genuine deposit of so or So in OBJ
tanning hundred times as much on
check passed with fraudulent in
tentions. Fosters picture was taken
this morning for the rogues' gallery.
: S. i. Bulletin.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14
Chs dl0ilN q lllsttm,
THURSDAY. OCT. ii, 1886.
THE TERM "TRADE-W!ND."

W. NJ. Davis, a Phladelphian
whom we have loaned TO Harvard,
has recently given in the 1mericon
Ncteoreiogic0l JouynoI an account
of the derivation of the term trade
wind. The original meaning of
the word "trade" has been so far
replaced by an acquired meaning
that a popular error has arisen as to
the derivation of the common term
"trade-wind. Wcbster's Dictionary
says that the trade-wind is $50
called because of great advantage
to navigators, and hence to trade"
Worcester's Dictionary explains it
as $50 called because favorable to
commerce.. But looking further
back, the following extract from
Skeat's chronological Dictionary is
instructive: "Trade-wind, a wind
blowing in constant direction,
formed from the phrase, to blow
trade to blow always in the same
course A step farther discovers
that trade is properly that path
which we tread 1t
once meant, literally, path
y The M. f. (Middle English)
words are tired and 'trod, both in
the sense of foot-mark. All from
the A. S. (Anglo-Saxon) 'tredan,
to tread" The following extracts
show the early use of the term, two
or three centuries ago, by the navi-
gators of that time. Hakluyt wrote:
'The wind blowing trade, without
an inch of sail, we spooned before
the sea" ("Voyages," iii, $40,
published in 1600). Dampier said:
"Trade-winds are such as do blow
constantly from one point or quarter
of the compass. There are divers
sorts of these winds; some blowing
from east TO west, some from south
to north, others from west to east,
etc. Some are constant in one
quarter all the year; some blow one
half the year one way, and the other
six months quite contrary and
others blow six months one way,
and then shifting only eight or ten
points, continue six months more,
and then return again to their former
stations, as all these shifting trade
winds do. - philadelphia Ledger.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14
a VIRGINIA ROMANCE.

Here is story from Nottoway
county that will please the most
sensational. Two years ago there
dwell in this county two individuals.
One of the individuals was a hand
some and prosperous young farmer;
the other was saucy, bewitching
damsei of eighteen summers. The
farmer was stern man. The blucst
of old Virginia blood coursed through
his veins. He was prominent
member of the village church. He
dwelt in fashionable house. He
had plenty of horses and servants.
The young farmer did not associate
with the rest Of the villagers. Oh!
no; he was too proud for that. But
mark the change. One year there
after he fell in love with a pretty
girl far beneath him in social rank
and position. He pleaded in vain
for her love, but she told him she
loved another. This drove the young
farmer mad, and in a few months
he had to be taken to the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum at Williamsburg.
But the romance did not end here.
The happy and expectant bride was
anxiously awaiting her nuptial day,
which the fates, it will be seen,
determined to be otherwise. Her
sweetheart was thrown from horse
and instantly killed. When the sad
news was conveyed to her she be-
came a raving maniac. She was
also taken to the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum, where she met the man who
had wrecked his physical and mental
capacities on account of her. The
sight of the woman who spurned his
love drove him into such a frenzy
that strait-jacket had TO be put
upon him, and the very mention of
her name would throw him into a
violent rage. Thus is life!-[ Peters
burg, Va, Index Appeal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14
Honolulu Library
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel n Alakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening,

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms ut all times rs guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, il Is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors
s. B. DOLE, President,
NJ. M. SCOTT, Vice-Presdent,
III. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
@, II. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14
The Effects have been
Wonderful.

"lIlford Road Dispensary, Dukinficld,
May 3, 1884.
"Dear Sir,-I am happy TO inform
you that the sale of your Syrup and Pills
increases here continually. Several of
my customers speak of having derived
more benefit from the use of these than
from any other medicine. In some in.
stances the effects have been wonderful.
Yours very respectfully,
1t WHY Pro, EDWIN EASTWOOD, j B."