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Instalment Bond.
The National Life Insurance Co.,

Issues Installment Bonds for 81 900 each which
from 10 to 40 years.
This Bond can be purchased by either Annual,
Semi Annual or Quarterly Instalments.
If the purchaser at any time discOntinues his in
stalments the Company will redeem the Bond for
the stipulated sum expressed upon its face.
In event of the death of bOndhOlder the unpaid
instruments are cancelled, aud the Bond falls due
and is payable in full to his legal representatives
The Bond il payable to the purchaser at an age
when he is more likely to be dependent upon others
than Others upon him, and upon which payment
may cease at any time without loss.
The issuing of this Bond is endorsed by the alb
lest Actuares of America, one of whom says that
this Company has taken the grandest step in fair
dealing within the history of Life Insurance"
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"G'way dar, man, wild your foolishness;
Pse an aristocrat myself; lived on dc
hill desc 40 years an mo-" continued
his stately march to the box and de-
posted his vote in triumph. III Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
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st. JOhnsbury Centre.

COngregational-Rev. N. w. Grover Pastor. Sun
day services at IL A. M, and GOO P. NJ. Sabbath
School at IL NJ. Wednesday evening meeting at
80 p. M
MethOdiSt-Rev. j. w. Bemis, Pastor. Sunday
Services at 1045 M, and 80 P. Sunday School
at II NJ. Thursday evening meeting at 100.
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East ST. ,InhnShurv.

COngregatiOnaI.-Rev. j. N. Walker. Sunday
school at 1900. Wednesday evening meeting at
100.
MethOdist.-Supplied. Sunday services at Las
IN.
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ST. bloomsbury Athenmum

Library and Reading ROOm,-Free to all. Opel
from A. NJ. to - NJ. from to P. NJ, and from
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Art GalLeru-Open TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
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EASY EXAMPLES.

For the class of investors who own U. S. Bonds.
$1,000 4per cent. bond sells to-day for sI2375O The
income is $40 per year or about % per cent if held
until maturity
With the above can be procured, cash $3.50 and
$1,000 in per cent. Secured Mortgage Bonds yield
ing S94 income per year.
Holders of q. S. Bonds should improve the pres
ent favorable market to secure the high premium,
and invest in securities that provide for payment
of full amount invested.
Careful examination of Kansas per cent. loans
is invited. Interest coupons payable semi anDua-
ly) are checks on New York Bank on day of matu-
rity and can be cashed at any Bank Store in the
United States. Government Bonds received at
MARKET QUOTATIONS
In exchange for per cent. Real Estate Bonds at
par Call send for circulars giving strong refer
ences. Write to some of them yourself.
WILLIAM S. STREETER.
st. Johnsbury. VT, Oct. 26, 1885.
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PARSONS PILLS

Positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache Bill
BUSINESS and all Liver and Bowel Complaints Blood
Poison, and Skin Diseases Zone Pill DOse) For
Female Complaints these Pills have equal. If
all who read this will send their address postal
they shall receive FREE by mail advice for which
they will always be thankful One box Pills by
mail 25 cents in stamps.
1. S. JOHNSON s. CO., BOSTON, MASS.
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cHRoN1QuE.
DR.. Z. DEcA1sNE.

On a beaucoup parl6 e jours
derniers, dun Angiais poitrinaire
qui aurait acquis, moyennant une
retribution mensuelle ct une SOM
me payable apres guerison, lie droit
de t6ter de tout son soul, a toute
heure de jour ct de mutt, une TO
buste nourrice %normande. Get III
sulalre Qui Sc mourait au sein de
Iopulence, Va vivre de ropnlence
du sein.
Eft on a ri, ct on a daub6 la-des-
sus ct les petits journaux Sc sont
permits DIES p%laisantelies incongr5les.
GUY a-t-il, .apres tout, de d7Ae
OH d'immoral dams &c contrat syn
allagmatique! Pourquoi trouvsr
Grange qu'un monsieur suce avec
appetit un biberon naturel auquel
il appliquait goulament ses levres
lorsqu'il etait au maillote
II existe un vim du Rim, dun
cru renomme, que les Allemands
designent dams lenr langue de che
val, par un mot don't je ne me SOU
viens pas ct qui agnifie exacte-
ment : "lait de Ia femme aimee.
Edmond About, 9ui racontait Ia
chose, ajoutait "J'ai quelquefois
Anne. Mais du diable 81 jamais j'ai
ell Ia fantastic de goater la liqueur
en- question a So source n%aturelle"
On va Greer l'institut Pasteur ct
il est aussi question de fonder IN
institut OH Sc pnisse trailer la tu-
berculose. Serieusement lie gentle.
man qui s'est ais Ell nourrice a
peut-ttre prs la methode Ia plus
rationnelle ct il est possible que L
, lait de femme guerisse infaillible-
. ment dcs negotiations pulmonaires
Edmond About, qui faisait le.de
gohte, cit probablement prefere g
+ traitement qui para1t excentrIQu'
; gu premier abogd, a rabsorptiol
quotiaienne dune huile de foie 1
morue nausGabonde.
c On installera done des femmer:e
qui remplaceront Incompatible
nent les vacheries du Bots &c Bot
q logne. Le matin, apres les emotion
e dun BAG &c douzo heures on les {;
G. tigues dune nui5 libidineuso, ]
jeunesse Gtriqu6e s'ira r6confolter
IS mGEe les nen6s rcbonGi, des nou
s rices attaches q T6jabtisseme.l
* Ce sera la r~9g6nGrat.on Aa Fhema
T. par la femme, qui lai do,5hieu &C.
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sonnes lymphatiqueS, dehilitees,
chez les enfants mtnaceS de scrO-
fules.
On doit c~onseiller ces bains aux
gems lie lettres ct en- general Il
persOnnes SedentaireS don't lie syS-
teme neryeux est continuellement
%surexcite. On en- fait usage dams
les ties nerveuX, Ia danse de saint
Guy ct meme l'tpllepsle, avec dcs
success divers. Leur action dams lie
traitement DIES tievres intermitten>
ties est eviuente.
Quelle sont les CONGRATULATIONS
DIES bains troids?
Est il besoin de dire que les ma
ladies goutteuses ct rhumatismales,
les tumeurS ell suppnratlOn, la phtl-
sic pulmonaire, Ia disposition II <
| congestions cerebrales. les lesious
du cpur contre-indiquent les bains
froids
On lepete solvent que les veil
larus doivent absolument s'abtenir
&c bains froils. II faudrait sen
tendre. Oui, 81 vous parlez
dun vieillard apoplectique on de-
bile, fable on intirme. Mais ie
pense Qu'un homme age, don't les
organes sont en- bon etat ct chez
qui Ia reaction Sc fait bien, peut
prendre DIES bains froids ayec avian.
tage.
CONNIE derniere Recommendation
aux baigneurs de Iheure pr6sente,
j'ajouterai:
ST lie balm froid Went i occasion
ner lie frisson persistent, la perte dt
l'appetit, DIES lassitudes, DIES dou
leurs, soft dams les intestins, sol
dams tout autre viscere, la 'prostra
ton DIES forces GU de violentS mau,
de ttte, il faut, sur-le- champ, SCI
interdire rusage.
DR.. L. DECAISNE.
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HYGIENED U MOIS DE JUL
LEI.
Les Bains FrOids.

la sairnte en- Juliet est chose redoutaoie
Ne charge pas de vim MI vIscere irfitaot
AbrGee ton sommeil iulS les Dams. IL pl''si'
Ell de sanye ct Il ancth compose uh eliAf'
Dams ces quatre vers, qul reSu-
ment rhygiene un peu fantalSlste
du mois de Juliet, Fecole de Salerne,
en- conseillant de FUR les balns,
n'entend pas parler, d coup sur, des
bains froids que les medeclns con
seillent en- cette sai>on.
Voyons rutilite ct les dangers du
BAN froid.
Qu'eprouvez.vous lorsque vous
vous plongez dams un balm a Is on
20 degrees audessus de zero! Ill Sc
produit immediatement dams votre
economic un srasme, TN refroldlsse
ment general, la temperature de la
peau s'abaisse, vous avez la chair
de poule. Plus votre corps est
echautfe, plus la soustractlon de
calorique devient rapide, ct chacun
connait Ia sensation agreeable qu'on
eproUve alors.
Qu'arriye t il 81 faction de Teau
froide est trop prolOngee? Fotre
corps tout enter frissonne, o ma
chores claquent, yous eprouvez I'm
sentiment general de raidenr ct
quelquefois DIES crampes. La pean
est violacee, parce que lie sang est
chasse DIES yaisseaux capillalres,
les battements du ceur Sc ralentis-
sent ct sont moins forts. LIE sang
.s'accumule dams les parties interi-
cures, il J a congestion ct des des-
ordres assez graves peuvent Sc pro.
duire dams certains organes.
ST FACTION de l'eau froide, au con-
traire, nest pas trop prolongee, la
reaction Sc fait, lie sang reprend son
cours, les COMPOSITIONS cessent ct
tout rentre bient6t dams rOrdre.
ST ron suppose maintenant lie
froid tres intense ct Faction prolon-
gee, les phenomenes que nous We
mons de mentionner %s'accusent plus
energiquement, la depression est
plus complete, les %fonctions sc par
alysent ct Ia mort peu arriver.
Aiusi done lie froid eteindrait la
vie. 81 la vie n'avait Ia force de re
nroduire la chaleur enleyee par Ill
~surcroit d'activit6 de ses fonctlons
Or. 81 lie systeme jouit dune plus
rrande energie, 81 lie balm nest pa:
trop froid, sill nest pas de longu'
duree. lie resultat &c refort vivian
sera assure.
Ces quelqueslignes suffisent pou
faire deviner lie parti qu'on peu
tirer dn balm froid dams certaine
conditions &c sante ct quels reu1
emf Gtre SEES dangers ct ses aval
taces. On comprend tout de suit
~ c~ertaiDes nersonnes doiyent RI
noncer an balm frroid q cause de
diffcult6 &c ia reaction, d'autres
cause de lear trop grande fables;
one TcGet d frold TO ferait qu@
o,o;4ro
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Rotary JOB Press

Avant tout le matGricl nfcessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'extcuter tour les "nvra@rS ~
pographiques qui nous serent comes Les
breis d'avncat. eartes da1alles; eh'e'es &c
rsa.1ros tickets dhabitation. hlancs. clrcn-
laircs. etc. seront imprimfs dams lie Plus bret
delai ct 4 dcs pri1 modereS.
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ANNONCES

IN carr6 de I0lignes; lere insertion 81 90
Stua -
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Toute annonce ;ndiauant la profession
aVec a''rts.' a. s. Oc
Aisaes' pal'" ! !, eand;aats. I'avance 900. 10 co
NGcrolecie. par ~
Toute annonce commercials puhilee Il an
nee sera inserte au taux de 30 cents par pou-
&c pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les Insertions suhstquentes.
Tnn4n ,nnonce don't le nomhre d'insertions
nirsf mas sptciit sera insGrte iuSqua neuvei
orlre au taux or@ina're.
ATELIER TTPOGRAPH1QCE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IA HEANT''S
EHerescent Settler

an elegant etficacious.
pleasant aperient in
the form of d powder,
producing when dis
solved III water an Elk
llIiarating. Effcrves.
cent Drau.ht. recon
mendcd by our best
Physicians as /, reliable
and agreeable remedy.
1t cures Constipation,
cures Indigestion. Gu
res Dyspepsia. cures
Piles. cures Heartburn
cures ck-Headache,
cures Liver Complaint,
nd gently urges all the
proper action 1t should
and carried by
~ty.drngyisss e~eerywhere'
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ONNEMEN

TN an--d,,vance So 90
I'm Numero. ~
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

American bark Saranae, from New
York. sailedJuly 18th, due here Nov. lS-
80. to Castle IL Cooke.
Brit bark w IL Watson, from Liver
pool, sailed June 9th, due here october
26th-Nov lst, to Schaefer q Co.
Brit bark Ironcrag, sailed from Liver
,pool. June 5th, due here October 23rd-
Nov LIST, to Davies Il Co.
Am blk Martha Davis, F M Benson,
sailed from Boston August eth, due
December 1-20, to Brewer u Go.
Brit bark Glengaber, Rolleston, from
liverpool, due here, Jan 15-3l, to
Davies Il Co.
Ana bktne 5 N Castle, Hubbard, from
Port Blakely, due here Dec 10th, to
Castle Il Cooke.
Am bark Caibarien, Perkins, from
Sas Francisco. due at Mahukono, Sept
Both. at Honolulu in Oct. to Castle q
Cooke.
Am bark Martha. Fisher, from Glas-
gov. sailed Aug 2s, due lere Jan l5-3O,
to Sehaefer & Co.
Brit bark Lady Lampson. Marston,
from the Colonies, due here in Feb, to
Brewer & Co.
Am bark Hope, Penhallow. from Port
Townsend. due here Oct 10Th, to Levers
& Cooke.
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the POPULAR MILLINERY HOUSE.

Miss Hirshberg, milliner at Mr..
n. S. Sachs Popular Millinery
House, Fort street, who has been on
q visit to the Coast, returned by the
Australia on Saturday last. Miss
Hirshberg combined business with
pleasure in her trip, and made a
large and choice selection of MILF
merry and fancy goods which she
brought back with her. She also
brought with her Miss Shay, an ac-
complished milliner, who will be
associated with Miss Hirshberg, as
assistant. Mr.. Sachs has made en-
largements in the back part of the
premises to accommodate the new
stock, which is being opened. The
Popular Millinery House is now pre-
pared to supply patrons with every
thing in the millinery line. of the
newest styles and latest fashions,
and at moderate rates, combined
with prompt and polite attention.
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RUNAWAYS.

At 1O:45 this morning express
carriage "a, drawn by one of j. A.
Cnmmins' spirited horses and driven
by Jim Brown, !met with an accident.
The carriage was standing on Queen
street, near McKibbin's medical
hall, when the horse became fright
ened at passing boiler. The
alarmed animal bolted up Kaahu-
manu- street, with Brown in hot pur-
SUIT. On reaching Merchant street
the carriage struck the stone steps
in front of Ashford and Ashford S
law office, and turned over. The
horse which was thrown by the over
turning carriage, was caught before
he could regain his feet, and held
down. The carriage was not badly
damaged, while the horse was hard
ly hurt.
Yesterday morning horse attach
ed TO a brake, ran at furious rate
up Richard street, to Beretanla
street, and there nearly collided will
Mr.. Bertelman's team. Having
cleared all obstacles, the runaway
continued its course out Beretanis
street, towards Waikiki.
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We should Blot Out Disease
in Its Early Stages.

The disease commences with slight
arrangement OF the stomach, but, II
neglected, 1t in time involves the whole
frame, embracing the kidneys, liver,
pancreas, and in fact the entire gland
ular system; and the afflicted drags out
miserable existence until death gives
relief from suffering. The disea.e is
often mistaken for other complaints;
but If the reader will ask himself the
following questions he will DC able to
determine whether he himself is one OF
the afflicted Have distress, pain, or
difficulty in breathing aftet eatilgg Is
there dull, heavy feeling, attended by
drowsinessy, Have the eyes yellow
tinge? Does a thick, Sticky mucous
gather about the gums and teeth in the
mornings, accompanied by a disagree.
ODE taster Is the tongue coatedY Is
there pain IN the sides and backr Is
there u fuIlness about the right side as
II thei 1iver' were enlargingY Is there
! vertigo Or dizziness when rising sud
denly from an horizontal position? Are
the secretions from the kidneys highly
coloured, with deposit after standing'
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WHAT Ma. BOweN SAYS.

Mr.. Ben. Saylor, professional
billiardist, issues challenge to play
Mr.. j. p. Bowen, an amateur, a
match game of billiards, on even
terms, for any amount between 500
and $500 side. Mr.. Bowen says
he has no intention of playing Mr..
Saylor No. 2 (Ben), but will play
Mr.. Saylor No. |, at any time and
for any amount. Further Mr.. Bowen
asserts that he never said that he
would play with Mr.. Saylor No. 2,
nor has he any desire to play him on
any conditions, knowing that Mr..
Ben Saylor is star In the game,
and can easily give Mr.. Bowen great
odds.
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EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

Last nights Band concert was
not las usual" 1t was better, and
was thoroughly appreciated on all
sides. The weather was all that
could be desired and although it
threatened to rain, there was not
sufficient moisture to scare anyone
away. Mr.. Michiels played the
cornet throughout the evening. His
solos, which he executed with I'M
usual skill and expression, brought
forth rounds of applause, to which
the talented artist replied with a
repeat. 1t is hoped Mr.. Michiels
will frequently give the public the
benefit of listening to his musical
abilities.
Tonight there will be another
concert in the Square, in which
Mons. Michiels will again take part.
The programme is a we'll selected
one, and includes the Liliuokalan
Fantasia and the Caibarien Polka, in
both of which the cornet of Michiel'
is heard TO advantage.
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PACIFIC HOSE co. MEETING.

Pacific Hose Company No. met
last evening. Mr.. M. d. Monsarrat
was unanimously elected foreman,
instead of Mr.. G. X. Miller, whose
place was declared vacant because
of his absence from the country.
The foreman elect presented the
Company with a large portrait of
himself, in the uniform of First
Assistant Engineer of the Fire De-
partment, which position was form
erly held by him. Messrs. M. d.
Monsarrat, j. w. Mcdonald, A.
Robertson, A. III. Raseman, and M.
M. Kennedy, were appointed COM
mittee to arrange, on behalf, of the
Company, for the torchlight process
sion in celebration of His Majesty's
birthday,
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., sa.. -. ~. ..I..
poes 1000 ictmeht sOon aiter ea,ngt
OF gas from the stomach Is there ire
quent palpitation Of The hearty These
various symptoms may u" oe present at
one time, but lhey t"rihe>i ;'ic $ ilerer
in turn rs the dreadful disease pro.
gresses' III me case pe one Oh iohg
standing, there VIII DE aury, hacking
cough, attended after liinc NY eSpec.
toration. In very advanced stage The
SKIN assumes uir.y 9t s'', appear,
ance' ana the hanus ana leee are covered
ny cold sticky pcrspi'at'on. "a me
nVer ana kioneys oeCemc inoIe anu
more ulsease9' rheuihatic p'lins appear,
anu Vnc usual ,.ta,niehI pios's eht'lciy
umavaiiihg against me iat,er agohlslhg
dlsordef. Inc origin OF 'his ,ha'auy Is
indigestion or oysPep,l", al,u s'na ,,
quantity OF the proper ineuiclne WIN
remove me disease IL taken III itS lnc,p-
lency. IL Is most important Iliat .nc
disease should NE promp.ly anu propsiiy
rea,eu III us nrst Stages, wheh iil.io
lheolcine VIII elec. ouie, anu e.eh
when IL mas oo.ainen s'lohg holu 'ae
correct remedy should ne persevereu IN
unt,, every vest,ge Oh .he uisease Is
eraulca,eu, untii tne appetiIe nus return
eo' anu .nc ulsus.,ve ot 1,, Ies.oIeu W
heaiIny eohol.ion; me sulsst anu
most enec'ual 'emeuy ior lhis distress.
ing complaint Is oelgeIs Cura,ive
syrup; vegetaole preparation sold Dy
an chemists ana malclne VENDORS
theoughout ,ne wotlc anu ny !he pro-
prletors, a: '' Wh,le' L,m,leu, LONDON,
n. y. ms eyr'p s.rlkes a' ,he very
iouhuatioh OF 'he uisease, anu drives ~,
ROOT ana pranch' out OF tne system. ASK
your chemist lot eeigers curative
syrup. u.u
EasIstceet Mills, gam or" ge,heaam
LONDON, N ", ouIy s4th, 1909
SILT gives me great pressure 10 DC
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BLEEDING A WITNESS.

JUsrIcE--You say you went out
as soon as you heard the noise?
Witness did yer Honor, after
/ had looked for my gun.
JusTIcE-Now supposing you had
found your gun, what use would you
put it to?
WIrNEss-I should just take it along
and if l heard any body making
of row, why ! would just blaze
away at them, same as I'd say, How
are you!
JusTIcE-And allowing you maim-
ed your victim and he had no coin,
what then!
WITNEss-Pd tell him to follow
up behind and on no account to get
more an leagues a head and to
supply clothing and condiments ac'
cording to climate.
JusTIcE-And when would you
expect to reach your journeys end
Witness should keepa reaching
out for it all the time. As soon al
it was touched, should hollow blue
murder.
JusTIcE-And what about the flag
WITNEss-All the opium in tina
district would be grabbed rolled VI
in the flag, and we would star
homeward with fair wind. Jus
give us show and we will kind O
show yerw hats what.
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PART I,
\ III AAtNt 49,
PART II.
TAKE 1T OFF.

One of the Steam Laundry hands
entered DR.. McKibbon's Office this
morning with smashed thumb. He
stuck out his injured hand, which
was bandaged, for the doctors in
spection, and the doctor SAID 'take
it off," "'Take what Off" demanded
the patient in an alarmed tone.
"Why, the bandage of COURSE" re-
piled the doctor; "and wash off that
grease with this soap; now, let me
look at it," The medical adviser,
after looking at the mutilated thumb,
and giving the owner some instruc-
tons, dismissed him, saying "he
wouldn't cut off this time"
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A TRIP To THE VOLCANO.

AS there was nothing new to be
seen in Honolulu last week but
little elephant, thought that l
would take trip on the steamer
Kinau, and see how the goddess
Pele was getting on in her home at
Kilauea. SO l started-and l got
therc-and this is just what l saw.
After arriving at Keauhou the
steamer anchored and early break
fast was served. a party of tour
lists, both ladies and gentlemen,
were conveyed to the landing in
boats, where saddle horses were in
waiting. AS fast as the riders were
mounted they rides off, following
the leader, Mr.. w. r. Pogue.
The first four miles of the ride
from the landing to the pail, was on
rough trail over the lava rocks,
and by gradual ascent reaches the
top of the bluff, and from there it is
easy travel arriving at the Halfway
House, which is new building
erected lately by Mr.. Wilder, and
under the management of Mr..
Pogue, and five miles from the
landing.
Here the party stopped, and ex-
changed their saddle horses for two
wheel breaks, in which they took a
nine mile ride to the Volcano House,
with comfort and joy. Two of the
ladies preferred to ride horseback,
which they enjoyed very much.
The road from the Halfway House
to the Volcano House is very nicely
graded, and large ferns and other
plants that are very attractive grow
on each side of the road, leading
through a thick forest of tropical
trees, until we reach the Volcano
House, which is delightfully."-
situated on an elevation overlooking
the crater, where Mr.. j. H. Maby
had nice dinner prepared for The
party.
There is but little left to be added
to what has already been said abou
this world-renOwned volcano Of
Kilauea, by those who have seen il
during its grand state of activity
before the earthquake of March 9th
Just as the ashes in the furnace art
let out, the Goals seem to burr
brighter as they burn out, so it wa
with this famous lake of Halemau
mau. Notwithstanding this re
nowned crater has ceased to be 81
active as it was, previous to tn
above mentioned date, yet one cal
behold fire issuing forth in differen
directions, into the bottom of thi
huge abyss, fully two hundred fee
below you, and hear the Kissing
rumbling sounds, issuing from blo'
holes ON the top of peaks, resemb
ling the Little Beggar that was ono
so attractive; and can plainly Sc
red hot lava flowing with as niue
activity as it did in the past, and
still an interesting sight to thos
that have not seen it. The refet
ton can be seen amongst the cloud
distinctly from the Volcano Hous
at night, and smoke is constant
rising from the crater.
As this is the fifth time l hay
visited this Volcano since the IN
of Aug, 1885, will now be able
finish my book which l will offer
the public shortly.
HARRY BING.