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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
PETITIONS

Soole Wzts-ho1se presented : petition.
Sgce5 6y - lExpSys-s. praying Ihzt tie
kozoai6 ssAs x regulated by Law Lsl6
q he zols. . bs considered Eith he n.
81 the sane subjesl
Rep c. Brown cs4d tie following PEI
ts0a. signed y p sS1psyers-
To he holorxhSs body q tts H<~Siizn
LsEsSLzs--s-Cls Gentlemen The undersigned
most respectfully beg leave % Presea.
before the honorable body q he Hz-
Ezlxn LsEis-z-z-s he follsoEiaE certificate
Il order - certify and &ttss- a.st0zs this
Memorable assembly, that Dr. John LoPS,
Eho1 re kao= f0r several yezr pzss, e
&c Al hozsS. and upright nan deserving.
therefore, L re h-soess degree, 81 TIE
s1oozi-zs - CA bss:o- q hlza. 1Oz oaly
a. = good ard skEfCl Vhysrzz1 II TIE
treatment q a. diseases and zzzszss thar
human Essh : ks-r q. but zlso deserves
- les or eS-ssu zai rsSuecr OF scco--..
u Is ss1ls0z1iy AT oCEteoCS mai
Ee-S
NOreSve-- -eo0z-zEEE Il sad JOIN 10
PES al TIE required c1E-l1czt5o1s = :
physsczz- re Eo1lt Eost -espec-fzlly
crave n re hz-5S q ne h01o-z6te Legs
LE.gre- ne equitable sd list zrz-E q :
gele-zl kcszse to- him 70 practise neil
EzlsS Ehrp-EHoCr his EEEEZl AIlE15Z-
In faith thereof sc have ne cLs-lns--
honor 70 az before ths bC7orza-E oo1y VI
the HxEzlxr Legislature this tsstizao1izI
asa sUzll token q ne esteem ard god
orIzlo1 ne entertain soEzr1 said JOHN
L0peS-
Rss-rsd . he SANITARY Co7ai-=ez
Rep kzLEEkO& presented = Fs-z-lo1.
p-svzzE hat 8e-z-zzzz street y G-ez1e6
20 mes TIE rad rUzzzE psSr ne Chinese
Theztsr Referred 70 Cozzires OF Pub
x L.n5S E-s5 internal II. r.-oTsze1-S
Nobs Wzts-aO1ss Presented : pst-sioa
for=-UO-v IiE+k- E,rzyi-g ShsE no ezsc1-5c
EEa1S be put 1pr-lEz< ~ TIE foot q LzlIhE
Strsst. tie cher eee-es1 the Izz1s ASr-
Ian roa5 za5 z5e h-l5ge- Referred % zEs
s1u-e COMMITTEES - ne g-eoa5nE
Rsa- PzsAsOls pre=szza1 = pe-l-5oa fro3
Eo1C- ufu- n Ehi-z zhe toiOEIzE EeiEnrF
zarrers are respectfully sIcEIsc=5 for
eso-x55s-z-t0u- fIl shss ~ ~ Tuz1u-e-
milf ~ u1-zuz-5ss X c1s1G1ce5s - -hzz
rEe EE1.E-< Cart ! 81 TIE military fD=CS
neelzi and taks & oe IDerezSe-1 70 - 5151-
49, hat L x p-xce1 1n6s- IL eCl.-ul G
the Co1nrl E-a5s--s-l-lT- ief that L. EbS hEzE-
z-1 Do1 Etl1Sr IL 11retcllC.l q A-----elr
E&s-rei - CSz@E--es q AG---S-E Al
lars
Rep kzEzlul presented = pS-z-lo- tr1-1
Ao2ol1lU- WITH 60 Sg1z-1-eS przsE11E
thz- ful bcenSe = practise Ee11czns ne
even 70 geHz Lore Referred . SzE-zrT
CoDUE-eS-
Rer- S111s presented p<-lElol fro-z
Wz1I=4 with Us EEzzr1r=- p-zyEzg
tat ne Nl1z1sr q IErsrs0- oe r.
s--uese1 10 give orders thai : h1zse
70 practise ze11Gne he grEn-e5 9ohn
Lopes- REerei - she sane c0zZ-ss
- the p-e1e51E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Nrm advertisements.
HAWAIIAN
Electrical Works
To the Citizens of he Hawaiian
Islands:

To the Citizens OF he Hawaiian
Islands:
The Undersigned has Established an EIectEI-
cal Supply Store and Repair Shop
In the NICHOLS BLOCK Fort Street. above
Hotel, Honolulu. where viii be kept in stock, a
full line Of ELECTRICAL GOODS,
such AZ Medical Batteries, Telegraph and Tele
phone instruments, Call Bells Anuneiators,
burglar Alarm Supplies, Dynamo Electric Ma
chimes and Lamps, for both Arc and lncandes-
ceat Plants: also. Dynamos and Motors. for the
transmission of either steam or water power 10
any distance not exceeding - miles from the
prfms motor. Contracts taken for Complete
Pumping Plants. Call Bell systems, etc. etc.
Repairing Promptly Executed. Sole Agent for
the San Francisco Tool C0mpany's Siugls Acting
Engines The Best and Cheapest Engines exfant,
for genera. purposes. Anyone can run them.
Can also furnish, at manufacturers prices,
Lathes. planners, Shaper<, Drill Presses. Larel
and Peltou Water Wheels--in fact, any Machine
made IN the United States, at very short notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
lO,lrinaea frsn rASe $.
The Legislative Assembly.

given notice Of. providing for the signing
N nils and osaer papers hv tbs acting
President. The provisions oi the amend
uaent are Identical with the te.ms Of the
resolution on the same subject. adopted on
TneSdsy. Adopted, and ordered printed
on slips, and distributed among members.
QUESTIONS 10 MINISTERS.
Rep {. Brown asked the following q
he Minister OF Finance and Premier
Have His MaieStv's Cabinet AZ any time
before or since the prorogafion Of the sx-
srsoriinary session Of the Legislature o.
ISS1. made any efforts. or IN any manner
sought 10 rAcrifv OF remedy the many COM
paints against the incumbents Of esrtSin
luhernaro-iSl chairs. OF sous ht OF exercised
any influence 10 have such incumbent o.
incrna hertS reRioysdr
Noon recess. one huGr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Twenty-hrst Day.
FzlpAY June p.

FsIDAT, June p
House net a. 10 O'Clock Tha President
and ys,ePrss.dens being zbzsar, the chair
~ss taken by the senior Noble, Hen. J.
Wight. Noble ". O. Smith Vas siected
President pro ten Minutes rad =nd sp-
pzoTe5.
TIKI PRESIDENTS zESIsSAEIoS-
ne following conuDaiczti0n as rad
To he bo1g.zbls the Legislature q the
Ezwziizn Kingdom Owing - Illness
shich vi prevent ny early zzsu11I: Of
the duties d The position. and under the
6irectsa Q: nv ne35czI adviser. I have
he honor 70 tender NJ resignation q The
P-@56eacy Of year boaoTShle body. and
enzil
Your ole1islE servant
SANCl G. WuDE
Honolulu, Jane p ISIS
Node Smith moved the following
Where's The Hon Szuuel G Wider
has been constrained BY illness zrd TIE
zdv5os q hIz paySsc[zn u ts1de. his 7ssig-
nation as President o. the Legislature Of
he Kingdom
Resolved. Inst the sympathy q this
Assembly E5- him II lis lines and ear
nsS- hCpss for his speedy recovery y
Conveyed % hin that Il reluctantly &C
csV-ulE LIS TsslglzlO1 this Eo-SS desires
70 e1p1ess rs thanks 70 shs ha1oEzb.e
Nu5ls to- the Sale- impartial and Es--hfui
manner u Ehilh Ne hzs performed the
1uzzss q rs respoos[ole OGcsS and Ch&E :
copF 6 This 7ss5lu-i81 D prsssa.ai % the
ho1o-shs Soo-e % ssasot committee u
rais EisZss
Adapted, and : committee appointed
CONSISTING q S01lss Smith and Dozssst
ard 2sp- NzkzlEkz-
HGI5y OF EsEzpE
Nodes Castle and Smith EeTe respect
IssF lo1i1Ets5 i1- President
RsoS- {. B-oE1 zEd Mzzcirz zere Az
pointed ssL.e-s- he ballot beinE taken
tnS-s zrszssraS fer CzS-Ie 81 S-frh &
AsFmU5. ! The Hon " 2 C=stls E&s
declared duly eIectai
NOES Wste-ho1Se and So1isy aud Rep
SEkzleks we're appointed % EzIt LsD.ol the
Chi{ JuSzi1z and rs1uess his Sstsndzuce
he Ca5st Justice entered and admins
ssrsd the oG.h q o&cs = The Prss55zas-
ezzzr
The Przl6sz1 thanked the members for
TIE h01or conferred upo1 hin and made
eo1pG1soiz-E rsEs-sncs % the ability b.
Ehi6h his predecessor : ineanoency q the
o5cs ES &G1z1ishsd
EEUTIoSs.
Rsp- = B-1Eu El-ss=Ctsdz ps-l1ol inn
Auolz1poko t0r he rs00FEi & the Road
ScpSrE-so- a the GEs-rs-E- and that = kOzd
BoGr1 be Appointed - provided n The Ac-
q LsS7 Rs<srrsd % the Pzhlie Lands and
Izs-s-zz- I-1D-orDsu-s CouzIzrae
Aoo's WEEz-t0zss p-essztsd 3 pesisi01
tor uore Egh- n e1stric Light rear
BrsEEs ELzrf- REEerra5 20 the szRe
committee Is ne preceding
~U o. coxxrrTEE
Req T. BrgEn reported slr biIls printed.
S06le RoaL1s01 Esz6 he re10TT q the
CuCuaE7r1Es sl CS1Msrce q The hzI %
aruFile for the izpo-tzt501 and sale Of
zloohoZ for Eze5sEzl. zas11zn5czl and sczez-
sfSr uzrp.ossS- COMMITTEES oE<zined E-Griz-
ms fran tn Czzeun Hoo EzFzrg = de-
taTls5 scc0zzE q .Eez-iF E5E3drzEalS from
Ar-E s. 1854. 70 7H1s IS 1S5s. sh0Ezng y
=hoz imported E71 E5-h1Ezw1- Tie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Afternoon.

Reading Of the report on the Kskzako
hospital BY he interpreter
On motion. the report was referred TO
he Ssaitsr! COMMITTEES, With instructions
70 have It printed il the newspapers. and
particularly n the native papers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Twentieth Day
TEUESDAY Jczs ?

TECzS1AE lane q
The House mex a. Il o'eloSk Hon :
Nisag. senior N0ole, n the chair. SO5.e
" O. smith ~zS s-scssi President pTe
ten Minutes rszi Sn6 Confirmed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26

Telegraph CzbleS- second reading Of the
Intsr-ESlznd Telegraph CSbleS Bill Re
fs-rs5 70 ne Comm On Commerce,
sILLS AEArTTSe APREoyAL
Minister Austin reported three bills pre-
seatsi. this dSy, 70 The King. for approval.
At1I:SS : n. The house adjourned % IL
o'c.ock Fri5zy morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.r
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice to Inyalids.-l you wish to obtain
quiet refreshing sleep, free from headache, re-
lief from pain and anguish, 70 calm and sssuage
the weary achings OF protracIed disease, In
vigorate the nervous media, and regulate the
circulating systems of the body, you viii pro
vide yourself with that marvellous remedy dis
covered b. DR.. j. Coils Browne Gate Army
Medical STAN. 10 which he gave the name or
CHLORODINE. and which is admitted by The
profession to besthe most wonderful and valu-
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODTNE is the best remedy known for
Coughs. Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma.
CHLoRoDYNE acts ike charm in Diarr-
hes and is the only specific in Cholera and
Dysentery-
CHLoRoDYEE efeetuslly cuts short sii at
Lseks Of EPilep-y- Hysteris. PalpitatiOn. and
Spasms.
CHLoRoDYNE is the only palliative in Nsu.
raigiz Rheumatism, Gout. Cancer. Toothaehe
Meningitis, &C
From symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Chem
lists, Medical Hall, Simla, January 5, 1880. To
]. T. Davenport, ESQ. 81 Great Russell Street,
Bloomsbury, London. Dear Sir-We embrace
this opportunity Of CONCENTRATING you upen the
widespread reputation this justly esteemed
medicine, pr. j. Coils Brownies ChIorodyne
has earned for itself not only in Hindostan
but all over the East. As q remedy for genersir
utility. We must question whether q better "
ported into the country. aud We shall be clad
&c hear Of its finding place in every Anglo
Indian home. The other brands. we are sorry
TO say, are now felegated TO the native bazaars
and judging from their sale. We fanc5 their
sojourn there will be but evanesCent. We
could multiply instances Gd fafHituRi Of the ex-
traoFdinary efficacy Of Dr. Coils Brownies Chic
rodYne in Diarrh9a and DysenterY, spasms
Cramps. NeurelHa. the Vomiting Of Pregnancy
and as 3 general sedative. that have occured
1ndeT our personal observation during many
years. in Choier71c Diarrhea. and even In the
more terrible formspf Cholera Itself we have
Witnessed its surprisingly controlling power
We have never used any other form Of this
medicine than Collie Brownies from 3 firm
Conviction that II l. decidedly the best and also
from q sense Of duty we owe to the profession
and the public, Of opinion that the
Substitution Of aBy other than Coils Browne'a
Il q DELIBERATE BRBAcB or PATH on THK PtnT
OF THE CHEMIST TO PREsCRLBER ANp PATrYWT
ALIKE. We are, Sir, faithfully yours synes 4
Co Members Of the Pharm. Society Of Great
Britain HE Exeellency the YicerOy's Chen.
lists.
CAUTION. -viee-chancellor sir ". PAGE
Wood stated that DR.. J. Coils Browne was.
undoubtedly. the Inventor Of ChlOrodyne. that
the story Of the defendant Freeman was AZ
h0ersteiy untrue. which. be regretted 10 ssy.
1861. =
Sold IN bottles az Is. I'D. q. Cd. q. Cd.
ana rs each None IL genuine without the
Woras " DR.. }. Coils Brownies Chicfodynen on
me SoFernment stamp. Overwhelming medi
eaItes.iDony accompanies each bottle
csation.-BVwsreo Of Piracy and limitations
Sole Manufseture--J. T. DAVENPDRT. e
6reai Russell Street Bloom bury LOud5E
1893 en-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
xIylzrER Ays~Ez QUESTION

Minister ThurxIon answered the QueS-
tons o. Hon A ? k2lsukoz shout the
survey OF Government lands az Kohzlz
To tAe 6r<t question would reply thar nc
such authority vas given. and further AP-
pend : statement from the Survey Of6ce
II regard thereto.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
HA~auAS GovEzSxEz sUzvEl

:
II regard thereto.
HAEAIIAS GovEzyNyT SCETEY,
HoSoLELC- June p, IsSs-
HIS EI L l. THrEsToS.
Minister % the Interior.
SE:-ln the absence Of Prof Alexander
and p-es1niag that an early report i de-
sired, ! beg ooEfer Ehe following statement
n the matter referred % II zcconpznyinz
Questions O Hon a P kzlzukos, relative
70 certain kOhslz lands. &c. From infor-
uzrzo1 that l regard as strictly reliable,
iezru- EhzE N the early pan q 1856
knzliko came 70 the Surrey Of7ce, and
presented Ell autograph letrsr from H n
kElzkzuz, 70 G J. Lyons, requesting the
loan Ct Z Surveyors compass, b1r do not
think Il Ezs stated for What particular puF-
p0ss Is Ezs dss1rzd Acom6zss was loaned
70 AozlEko Who proceeded IN company with
che EsOkuu 20 kolzlz, and represented
so / an inf0rnlsdl that the5 Esre govern
menE surveyors SEM BY the King. 10 survey
lands fOr the people
Money, hOEs@t pig god watch and
other property VS. pad over by the nz-
lives 10 kz0liko and KzOkuu. 70 the
mount q over s500- upoa the understand
ing Thai ther Che people, should have the
EzD1 q POlzkzluz- kOhzlz. divided up for
thEu- Is lar IS l know, none OF this
------l. ------
Turned 70 Those paying Il OF any grants OF
desds iSs1ed foT sny End thus supposed 70
d paid for
The surveys have neTeE been through
TIE Government Surrey Offce- OF sre
kn0En II any way 20 the OEee-
Believing that Ihi- condition Of sHzirS
Ezs dzscreiiE 20 The Surrey once. and =
gross outrage o. those f.es5riag the land,
The matter EzS 0rC1Znt &c ne attention q
- -
he5nz zIso produced Eho-s sTi5ezee WIS
carefully E1tsrpretei and taken doEn-
The EbOFe i, 1 oeligTe, : coTTecS state
Ue1t q tie infoTI1zfi01 ao=seszed by this
8zE
Yours respectfully,
J. 2 BEoD.
eszaszss . Easss1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
The Wearing of Tights.

Il NAV not be generally known that the
wearing Of tights is decidedly unhealthy
practice-there has never been any sci
entifc principle applied TO wearing them
properly. They are simply drawn On as
tightly as two or four strong arms can get
them, and fastened by leather belt
around the waist This belt has to be
drawn az such tension that what doe
tors call unhealthy lacing is nothing in
comparison with the torture to which
women subject themselves in this man
ner. Articles have recently been written
in reference TO the wearing of tights in
the circus ring aud the bad results that
usually follow for the women SO en-
pIoyed.
But this is nothing compared TO the
system in vogue II comic opera and bur
lesdue theatres. The circus rider has a
ten or fifteen minute act to perform, and
she is done for the night. The chorus
girl dresses ct half-psst Z, and knows 10
relief until after II. Louise Montague,
who was the handsome Medors in Con
rad, the Corsair," eaid not long ago that
she did not believe any wonan who WAS
not compelled TO wear tights would do So
It involved large expenditure OF physi-
cal force, and she would be quite willing
at any time TO accept SIS week less SAL
airy il she were not compelled TO wear
them As Al expert OF the question. she
added that there was 10 doubt whatever
that woUen's health was injured by this
wearing of tights Fortunately for her
self she had not been compelled 10 do 50
for any length Of tine, but so far as her
observation went, women became old be-
fore their time By netas OF these modern
requisites Of the stage.-The Argonaut-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
A Prairie Fire in Burmah.

There was no time to be lost. We could
sensibly feel the approach of the destroy
ing flames. Under my instructions a
light was obtained from the cornicopolY's
lantern, Gnd the senior sergeant, who was
now fall of energy, being quite recovered
from his drunken fit, with twenty men set
fire to the grass in front Of the bandvs,
covering as wide space as possible to the
right and left of our position. The dry
grass caught readily, the men working
with viii to spread the flame, for we
had but little time to spare As soon
as space was burned off suffi-
GENTLY ample for all the carts
TO rest upon, the drivers were ordered
TO go ahead. The ammunition chests
being strongly constructed il would re-
quire actual flame TO ignite them, so we
were IN no danger from the sparks that
were fving about. The frightened beasts
were with difficulty persuaded to get
upon the newly burned ground, it still
being hot and smoking Wei for Us the
Burmese are kind and considerate toward
all animals under their charge, but for this
fact the butfaloos would probably not have
moved. We had advanced some couple
of hundred yards on the burnt portion of
the plain. when the roaring fame behind
Us reached the spot where we had fred
the grass. For brief time the heat was
tremendous, but our expedient was per
fectly successful The body of flame d.
vided and rolled onward, warning on each
side of Us until the whole disappeared in
the distance, and then we felt we were
safe.
During the passage of the flames a
most curious sight was witnessed by Us.
y number Of living creatures were fleeing
from the fire, keeping just in advance of
il, and often some OF them falling victims
to the flames. They were in an agony of
terror, their savage instincts being for
the time sUbdued. Tigers, bufaloes,
deer, snakes and others were all mixed
pell nell together, none needing the
other, but thinking only Of their own
self preservation. As the fire receded We
lost sight Of them and went on our way
rejoicing. Francisco Chronicle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23

time, fur he killed the bari"
It was now the turn of an old man, who
had thus far preserved the strictest silence.
He cleared his throat, uncrossed his legs
and observed:
And l reckon you may hev' sawn the
PRESIDENT
'.Yes, sir"
WHAT You hevl" exclaimed all in
chorus.
Certainly, and shaken hands with
him"
'Oh, Lordyl Oh, my soul! but how has
he got the nerve to lie so" whispered the
women, while the others uttered sort Of
groan over my wirkedness-
There was deep silence for several
minutes, and then the visiting female
leaned forward and said to her husband
across the room:
Joseph, Ak him about balloons and
telephones"
Il have seen a balloon" replied.
Lands but listen TO him.
''And l have talked through tele-
phone"
How many times?'
Five hundred"
The women dropped their snuff sticks,
and each man half started up. They
looked from one TO another aud then at
me, and by and by the visiting female
slipped off her chair with the words:
'Poore en- needy feller sinners, let Us
pray fur himl"
And Tn writing you the solemn truth
when | tel you that prayer went clean
around the room, and il was al for my
benefit.
Next day when l was ready to go the
uoUntaineer gave ne hearty snake Of
the hand, called the children up TO bid
good-by, and as | started of he whis-
pered:
If ye stop with any Of the boys to-
night, cut 1t OF short whar' We saw the
ocean The hull OF it is toe much fur one
dose!'-N. Quad in Detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
Popular Stories In England.

The Young Ladies Journal is an ele-
CANT miscellany which have frequently
observed in the possession Of the bar
maid. In q lone house on q moorland I
was once supplied with quite consider
able file Of this production and (ths
weather being violent) devoutly read it.
The tales were not i'll done; they were
well abreast of the average tale IN q cir
culating library; there was only one DIFF
ference, only one thing 70 remind me
was in the land Of penny numbers instead
Of the parish OF three volumes: Disguise
it as the authors pleased and they showed
ingenuity in doing sol it was always the
same tale they must relate-the tale of a
poor girl ultimately married to peer Of
the realm or at the wors) baronet.
The circumstance is not common in life,
but how familiar TO the musings Of The
bar naidl The tales were not true 10
what men see; they were true 10 what
the readers dreamed.-Robert I. Steven.
sou in Scribner's Magazine.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
4 Child In the Country.

The child in the country grows up q
healthy animal Fresh air blowing over
soil covered with grass. and Dot with
Tags and houses, il breathes- It can
play on the swa-d around its home rs
hours of ronp and play sre spent under
TIE most favorable circumstances It's
appetite is keen and il csa diges. its food;
il sleeps and grows laisurely into stall
wart sdul.. The balance Of nutrition is
vel maintained and there Is I'd cispro-
portion Il is developing thevs aud sin
sws. and stable nervous system Back
ward, as compared with the acute young
town dwsllAr, the country child possesses
greater potertialities- Slo~ TO develop.
It's ultimate development Is g-s1cec and
more co-,plete than that e the town
iwe.le-. Il tie battle q lie tbs Cold
trylao II tine overtaIss the city Eaa
Eni ultimately leaves him far behind II
the sce.-Good Housekeeping
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
Do ,fontex. Throw stones.

As approached the landslip, saw a
number Of brown monkeys rush to the
sides and across the top Of the slip, and
presently pieces OF loosened stone and
shale came tumbling down where stood.
I fully satisfied myself that this was not
merely accidental, for I distinctly saw
one monkey indusrriously with beth fore
paws and with obvious malice prepense,
pushing the looee shingle OF the rock.
l then tried the effect Of throwing stones
at them, and this made them quite
angry, and the number Of fragments
which they set rolling was speedily
doubled
This, though it does not amount TO
the actual throwing Of objects by
monkeys Is a means Of ofense, comes
very near to the same thing. and makes
me think that there may be truth in the
stories Of their throwing fruit sc people
from trees. At all events, the general
statement that the act OF throwing
things IS never performed By any animal
except man is certainly not correct, as I
have myself seen recently captured ele-
plants project branches Of trees with the
design of hitting persons out Of their
reach.-Traveler India Letter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
The Ciirnnte OF IaruaarA

The climate Of Jamaica surprised me,
for, though very hot IN the sun, it is so
tempered by the land and sea breeze that
in the houses the Thermometer rarely rises
above 50 dogs, sometimes ii the winter
season sinking as low as e5. II much re-
sembles the summer climate Of Virginia.
though much danper, TO which fact is
due great deal Of the malaria and the
terrible rheumatic fever which prevails
In the rainy season the dsnpness pours
in through the ''ialousies, Of which the
sides of the roons sre principally built.
and which rarely close tightly. The books
on the tables mold. ones shoes become
covered with nildew ard kid gloves are
soon too spotted TO wear, unless kept il 8
closely stoppered bottle The houses are
without means OF being warmed II any
way. as they are built without ehim1eys
o. trepl.ces This Is general RUE,
though / believe In the parish OF ST.
Aa1e's. or the. north side Of the island,
where there is a good deal OF rainfall,
some new houses are built with chin
ney. and one room has freplaca-De-
troi. Free Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
Daily eagle
PURITY.

IKE shy. startled thing she stood
In the wild tanzle Of the wood;
Her violet eyes In sweet surprise
Seemed some fair shadoving OF the skies;
In her white hands some bluehells spent
Their dying breath IN soft content;
Her parted lips their white pearls showing,
Her cheeks like rose hues paling, glowing,
And all her childlke innocence
Guide, guard, protector and defense
What startled her. A heavy tread
Through the dim aisles, arched overhead
By sunfecked leaves and vibrant boughS,
And what Of heaven such shade allows
AL day sweet sounds had been asIr-
The soft, far reaching orchestra
Of birds, bees, whispering Withstand over
The nearer fields Of grass and clover
Came tinklng COW bells sitting through.
As violets tint the dusk and dew.
A tramp cones on. the pine leaves sweet
Shudder beneath his naked feet;
He stops, wild, hungry, outlawed, fierce;
His haggard eyes the girls eyes pierce;
But something in their tender light
Checks lis half savage mood, despite
The iavless, desperate soul within,
That seldom stops at soil or sin;
BE moves aside-she passes by,
Saved By the power Of purity.
Mary 4. Den.soo IN Frank LesEe'A