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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-22
INSANITY IN NORWAY.

EDITOR BULLETIN You will find
in the p. Z. A. this morning a short
notice about idiocy and insanity in
Norway, saying that they have in
creased by over one hundred percent,
because the duty on spirits has
been abolished.
Now, don'tyou think that an edi-
tor ought to be little more careful
about what he says concerning other
nationalities? AS no source is
given, from where the notice is
taken, the editor of the p. G. A.
stands responsible for it, and L
openly declare that he does not know
what he is writing about. The duty
on spirits has not been abolished In
Norway, and never will be. If the
editor of the Z. G. A. thinks that he
can help the sinking ship of Probi-
bition by spreading such falsehoods,
he is mistaken, and 1 think it far
more important TO try TO raise the
moral standard of the young men in
this country, before printing, to say
the least, mistakes of n grave ma
ture, about others. If everything
that happens in the families here
should be exposed, | think we
would find this community just as
bad as any other, and worse than
many, in spite of all church-talk.
1t would perhaps be well if the edi-
tor of the =. G.. A. will read about
the prevalence of idiocy and insan-
lty in certain valleys in Switzerland,
Tyrol and Norway, and about theil
causes, and he will come TO differ
ent conclusion. Yours ETC.,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-22
Scrub EXferminator !
THE "scRuB Ex1ERm!uAros" is


i specific recently discovered and
patented, which will most Completely
Destroy ali NoXipus Weeds or Scrub to
which il may lie applied, aud ~ill not
injure the fertility of The ground nor
prevent either vcge auloS or seeds of
any kind from growing Immediately
after e'adicating HE weeds or SCRUB.
Its extensive use in O,her parts of the
world has been attended with great sue
ccss, and it is certain to prove of great
value o the land owners OF these Is IN S
whose property is infested by lantna or
other scrub or weed.
The manner Of using the "SCRUB EX-
TERMlRAT0R" is very simpe being
merely to sprinkle it ovar the leaves or
apply it 10 the slumps in liquid form.
the first shipment of this preparation
being small, early application for u
supply is necessary.
1O4 81 TuEO. II. DAWES q co.
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BUREAU OF CUSTOMS,
Honolulu. Nov. Ii. 1888

BUREAU OF CUSTOMS,
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1888.
Mr.. X. w. Keaweamahi has this
day been appointed Pilot for the
Port and Collection District of Hilo,
Island of Hawaii, vice E. l.. Swain,
resigned.
A. S. CLEGHORN,
Collector General.
Approved:
w. l.. GREEN,
Minister of Finance.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-22

Great Britain is worrying about
the rapidly increasing number of its
lunatics. 1t appears that those sup
ported by the Government alone
have grown TO $4,000. 1t is attri-
buted to the hurry of modern life.
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TO LET on LEASE

,R& u 4 FURNISHED Mansiop
sss5S;s5ts n delightfuly situa'eh "a
Eas.dassss Esszasss:s:s the corner OF King aud X cav
moku streets, and cent ming. 4 R ms,
Kitchen, Bath-housc, St,Ltr, Car, iage-
house, elc. There is also fine "a zen
and large backyard. TLe bailliings are
new and in excellent order. Apply TO
l02 1w j. Il. BROWN IL co.
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was dis6gGfed almost beyond recog-
milton, and neck, arms, and legs
were broken. Life must have been
extinct before the ground was reach
ed. Professor Williams, ignorant
of the terrible accident, cut adrift
from his balloon to commence his
descent about twenty seconds after
Wensley fell, Home News.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-22
FOR SALE

DY the Trustee OF tie Es'ate of Jno.
ID Boariman, deceased, II Shares of
stock il Haa aiiun Agricultural G, m.
pany ! shaccS i'll Wiider's :. s. Co. ard
lSt idirg lot ni kahnlui, on which q
renial ul 800 pc" aam IN j. received.
h. BOARDMAN,
l0l lw Trustee.
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ELECTION of OFFICERS.

A T the annual meeting of the stock
IA holders of Wildei's Steamship
Co., Ulmiled), held at their office in
this city, Nov. l9lh, the following
officers were elected to serve during the
ensuing year;
William G. Wilder. President,
William q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Secretary,
Samuel b. Rose....... g.
Treasurer,
John III. Patty. y........,......Au Auditor.
S. b. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1888. l0l 3t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-22
"lHE PAU LANDS Waikiki,

Comprising " 46-100 Acres, move or less
in Zee Simple. About IL Acres Gf the
above are S nut in Fish Ponds and are
plen;ifyily stocked with Mullct, Ava
and Carp, which are now ready for
MAJ ket. Of the remaining Lands about
8 Acres are planted with Manienie Grass
from which 3 crops are harvested ar
nually, yielding upon en average 36 tens
per year. The place is we'll provided
with Moving Machines, Hay Presses,
Wagons, etc, and everything hat ar
pertains to we'll equipped farm; there is
A One-Story Frame Building,
Upon the premises (nearly pew con.
tanning 3 Rooms with all Conyeniences,
and at present occupied as n managers
residence. In addition to the above
there is II Lensehold of ahout ] S3-l00
Acres, with Buildings thereon, in the
rear and INN diatc' adjoining tie pro.
peIty, which is ut pre- cnI v, Il s,ocE, d
with Pigs and ton.iry, for which pur-
pose il is peculiarly adap'ei.
On accoun, of It's nearnyss and easy
access 10 Honolulu, and the early com
p!etion of the Tramways to Waikiki.
this property offer unusual inducements
TO parties wishing a safe and profitable
investment.
There are numerous Out-Buildings on
the premises.
Igr For further particulars apply TO
+. w. Macfailane, or to
LEWIS j. LEVEY,
sSw td.l0l iw.d Auclioneer.
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Finance Department.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
SPECIAL.
THERE II so HOUSE ~ THE CITY THAT
cANNEET OUR LOW PRICES on DRY GOODS.

eKc Checked Guslin n,{sc;
simpsons 8 &c Soii-Cologcd Prints for tke:
SIC. Apron Bingham, only sc;
Tho best iOc. Tw.Ied Dross Wiggan for &c. worth
i2Ec.:
Ektrs-Hcavy Bci-Tickine. warranted 70 ho,d
feathers, for i0s worth i6tc;
Beautiful 6tyles m YEri-Wido indigo-Blus Per-
Gales Tor !Oc worth lsAG:
Heavy Gray twiuei FLANNEL ;or ios worth iso
Our i2%c. Gray Flannel Is worth i6Bc;
SIC Csnton Flannel for -. ayAri;
l0c. Canton F.s1ncl ior g..
ExtrS-hesyy l2Hc. canton Flannel for ec
yard;
Red rwillc1 Flannel fcr i9,. worth 25c.;
Heavy Al.-Wooi Acdieatei Flannel Tor 20. worth
S0.
Exua.lleayy Al-Wrol TwiNei Mcdca,ei Flsn-
uei Tor 25c. worth 1ac.
Exira-Hcavy Au.Wtol twillei lndigoBlus
Flannel Tor g'c. worth w.;
Extra Heavy Al-Wcol Whne flAnnel worth Soa
Tor only 49, g yard
Uuca-Nlu' Fun i0-i h.esrhea sheeiing tor &c.
worth 91sc..
The best g.. Ard-wice Unhleaehed Co,ioa IN
tho city.
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HOSIERY.

Children's Three-Thread Ribbed Hose, all sizes,
1880;
Chrdren's Three-Thread Ribbed Hose, all sizes.
lOc.:
Childron's Threc-Thread Ribbed Hose. sll sizes,
81.
Full line Of Merino Hose FOR Children.
% dozen Lsdies Fast Back Hose reduced 20 i0c.
O. dozen Ladies Fast Black Regular Made Hose
reduced 20 lshc.;
IS dozon ladies' BalbriGgans. regular made, at
121c;
l63 dozen Merino Hose for Ladies' az prices
ranging from 16l. 10 Soc;
$40 dczeu Mons Full Regular Han-Hoso sti2%c.:
l69 dozen Mons Full Regular Half-llose at lose;
li2 dozen Mems Full Regular Half-Hoso at l9c. ;
e. dozen Cnmels- Hair Hsit-Hoso reduced 10 DC;
a dozen Cachemero llali-Hose reduccdto PC;
90 30 zen Wool Ualf-Hosc reduced 90 l6asc.
Honesty In dealings never falls to inspire con-
ndence.
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|. Rose & Son,
2O6 EAST BROAD STREET.
The House that'e the Envy
Of All Competitors.
The House that'e the Envy
IF you CARE To SAVE MONEY YoU WILL
CERTAINLY BUY YOUR CLOAK FROM Us.
Of All Competitors.

The English WalkIng-.Jacket Is the preferred
style. We have lots OF them.
2j Very stylish, Fancy stripe. Toilor-Made Eng
lish Walking-Jacksts for $3.50 worth 81:
i9 stylish, Au-Wool. Fancy-Slripo. Tailor-Msie
English Wslking- Jackets for s3,75 worth s. !:
IS Fine All-Wool. Fsncy-Stripe Pull-Back 1ol-
lor-Maie English Waiking-Jackets for 81
worth 1880;
Ml-Wool, Extra Heavy Black Jersey Cloth Jack
eta for s. worth $3.50:
@ Black Satin-Iined English Melton walking
Jackets. tight-nttng and tailor-made, for
$3.50 worth s.;
Silk and Wool Hcavlly-Braidcd Back and Front
Tailor-Made Full-Bsck Wslklns-Jsckets for
f6 worth SO:
70 Extra-IIoayy Black SIX As,rachan Tailor
Made Walking-J Ackets- the beat quality snd
tho most stylish garment you ever behold
for g worth 80.
We have about 100 Long Wraps % all kinds and
styles. including McdiesSss, Newmarke,s. Rag
laus SC, worth from s. 10 si5 Wo have made
one price on the entire lot. which ia only A
beautiful Fancy Stripe Cbiidren's Ci0aks, with
cape. bell skirt. belt and clasp Tor S4S9 worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

It does not follow uat low prices FOR Hosiery
make {, good purchase The fit easo fast
uess a. color must bo considered. We look 70
the value bcfaro you buy them. An ocoau o.
Hosiery 10 choose from. All tho lest mahor' of
England. France. aud Germany engage our a.
tendon. Whom quantity mates special price
you con look - low prcc5 h"ro.
just now you viii nud many plum In tho
-.,ts.tirg
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Second Floor, Front

Fifty cents was the price you paid for Fronch
China Decorated Cuspaiores before wo entered
upon the field SIC. has been tho recent price
This week a lot has been sent us Tho same de-
corstion as always. The same In all respects
except the price. which goes down to 25c-
Tho English A b Plates for tho use OF chill
drcn-iOr. tho usual price; g.. Is ours Coal
Hods-37c tho usual price, i9c. our price. Gal
yanlzed at sc. Whstiaityou cannot SEQ hare :
The dolls and other fancyware have found ihoir
way to the basement among the noise OF the
chisel and hammer that WORKS It's way 70 make
on sO14o feet space double thai size TO occomno-
date the thousands Of things yet 10 coma.
BassHeHt.
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! lIc0US Of fcc0nODlyIO lJU and OUTScICCS as CeJL.

Misses and Chlldren's Heavy Seamless
Derby Ribbed a. Zoe.
Misses and Childron's Jersey Ribbed I'm black
only, fuu regular. FOR lso. peir-the best Of
2J,. worth.
The Garcia Fast Black IN lsdies' and Misses
the i0,. quality FOR 22c. Just now.
Ladies Solid Colorod and Black, full regular,
French heel, toe. and top. 15c. pair
Once Begin 70 look for hosiery here and you
Will zee how impossible to follow tho many bar
goius that Ind their way 10 us.
First Floor. Lsn Aisle
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1c. Tcttcn4. 1c.

ioc. Blank Accouut-Dooks for lc.;
Extra Wilo Tape for lc. roll
Fancy co'ors in Worsiei Skirt-BraId for ic.;
Black SIX Twist On spools for ic.;
Beautiful styles In Fancy Bullet Wash Dress
Buttons Tor IL. a dozon
5c. paper Of Pins for ic.
Double Point Ivory Crochet Needles for ic
worth l)c.;
The best A G Prepared Stove-Pollsh for lc
Tho best l0c. Backing for lc. hox;
Fast Black Daruing Cotton Tor ic. card;
Nickei-Plated Thmbles flr lc.;
Hooks and Eyes Tor lc. dozen;
extra long sioel-Point Hai-Pns forlc.
? Cellar Lesd-peucils Tor lc.;
10 -oapg'one Slate Pencils FOR lc.;
Collnr-B Buttons for &c. A dozen;
Embroidery six for Sc. dozen;
Nickel-Pla;cd large and Smal-Slzs Safety Pins
for b. o dozon,
Popuar-si1e China Buttons for &c. 6 gross;
E1ira-Lareo size Pure Linen Fancy Check Din
ner Napkins for SO. worth i0r.;
Extra Large Sizo straw splashers, with Fancy
Hand Painting, for o.. worth 25c.
| Beauiful 35-inch-sqIare Fancy Taole-Covers
Tor ar. worth 81;
Navy Blue an Red Windsor Ties for &c. worth
Csc.
PC. Dress Shields reduced 70 o..
Dress Whaicbono for s.. dozen:
= and S-inch Covered Dress steels for &C. a
dozen;
S-row Wire-Sprine Blstles for 9c. worth ljc.
The Celebrated Lotta Bustle FOR l5c. worth 3Oc.
l0c Gilt Edged English Pins for 30. a paper;
Beautiful styles In lO, Metal Dress Buttons for
g.. dozen;
White BAH Knitting e-Cotton for &C. n ball;
Spool Cotton stronger than Clark's O. y. T. and
warranted to sew on The machine for Pc.
Extra wide aud heavy lOc. Garter Elastic for Sc.
yard
| Embossed braded Mats f3r &c. worth lOc.:
Medium Size China Buttons. g. for a card Of 8
dozen;
Extra-Lsrgo Size China Buttons, &c. FOR card Of
do2on;
Carter's best Jct-Black Writing Ink for 3c.-sta-
toner's pri"o Ice;
I i0c. >hOo-POish for D. q bOttle
/ Al Nos. OF the best Rick Rack Braii-i2 yards
o. the bunch-tOr g..
| Fancy Check Neptins for g. each;
| Chndren's Rcd. White, and Blue Celluloid
Round Combs for &C. worth l0c.:
! 100 Mourning Dressing Pins In a box.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

% dozen very sheer White Hems,itched reduced
tO5c;
65 dozen ycry sheer White aud Colored Border
reduced % Sc:
ls dozen very sheer Linen Colored Border re-
Guccd to l0c..
SO dozen worry sheer Linen. white and colored
border. reduced 10 l2hc.;
100 dozen 3uk Handkerchiefs, special, l0c.
Largo assortment Of SILK Handkerchiets and
Muflors 10 select from.
Reducing prices has greatly increased our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
.IiiZIine7H.

Several large cases Of Iend-wear have passed
tho New York custom-house and are on their
way All the wntor styles TINT good taste could
furnish from Paris. Ono case direct from Lon
don. TheY viii DO ON e1hihltInn some time this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

week. Due notice will be given Of the opening
day.
Nothing fine or handsome-nothlnc desirable
or exclusive-ihat docs not hang our way. II n
afty-dollar head gear f. wanted it shall Do hero.
II ono-dollar one. It shall as we'll be found
Second Floor, Front
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great part Of Mr. Doherty's stock has found
ts way . our Cloih-Counter-a merchant tai
lor.s stock Of only French and English. That or
nothing. You know the valuo Of such materials
Wo aoI thom at about ono half their accustomed
prcca
FirH Floor, Sscond Section, 10 tA< Lefi
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Al -
Tn'ants' Hnnl sowed scaIoped-Top shoes tor
o. month ...ss

In'ants' Hnn1 sowei scaloped-rop shoes too
g.. worth j..,
Infants Uand-~rred,-c shoes for gc.;
Childrcns ~iring li,.i saeos. Win leather tip,
In hid ,nd petpie go.' Tor Csc. worth s5c.
Children Frouca-hid Hand. Naio Springfield,
elcgan. qual,y would cost you elsewhere
81 Tor oniy ii.l5 o-llss lO;
Children Heavy Buton sctcol shoes, war
rantel 'ii, for 15, worth fi25
1870 pair ot 'hnaien ani Nissca Fine Button
springfield Shoes in Frencn KID. pobb,o
e1et All .anics ~ the grandest aud beet
make worth. frrn $3.50 % 81 We have
maIe thr prce "a tl, entire lot which 10
only .iH-
Misses l'vn.r.ha Gloves r,D Worked Button
Hole s'yllsl .t.a'e H'n,s f4r SIS worth 81:
Misses Pctuie-6olt srh.h Button shoes for
sl.ej worth ss;
Boy, AMI 40 ..es Extra school shoes, very nns
quality. for ils worth i2-a;
SO pair M.ac-. uieh.Top Rution Boots. the
erandest quality y1u oyor behold. they being
samples a. ore % iho mo prominent manu-
ia.turors ln Nn-s.hg.ot = They are richly
worth sal u' w,i. for them Is only slas
Poys Fino >oeod La., Shoes. slzes 2 10 .. for
81 20 worth s1-5:
Boys Elegant quality Seamless Button Shoes
for $40 worth .a t0;
? cases Ladie. Fiuo rrench.Kid Psten:-Lesthcr
Tip Fair stitch iutson shoes. very stylish
aud elegant quality. for Si.fo worth 500:
60 pair Ladies Fino patentLeather-ri Button
Boots. fho latest ana most sty ylish shoe made,
for sl.s9 gor.L --).
Ladies' Fronch-&il >sun-tinei Common-senss
Button Shoes, cKtra.nae quality, for fi.0
worth 3d.
case ladies' Fine Hani-Hais Fronch-Kld But
ton slo.s f0r . w.ru g.
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OUR PRICES on TOILET ARTICLES WILL
MAKE THE DRUGGIST BLUSH WITH SHANE.

Double Distilled Superior Florida Water for the
toilet only l9c. for hslf-pint boitle-drug-
store price &c;
Imported Triple Distilled Bay Rum-the very
best mode-only i9c. for hslf-pint bottle
with pateut stopper-'irugstore price 75c.;
Tetlow's Swansdown. with a bottle Of his Cele-
brated Perfume. for 1oc.-drugstore 9)c.
Elegant Nail Brushes for 7c.--oiher dry goods
stores as wen as the drugstores aek l5c. for
thcm:
We sell &c. Usir-Brushes for 9c
Elegant Iyory-Uandle Tooth Brushes for o..
worth &c;
The Genuine Large-slze Turkish-Bath Soap for
Sc. a cake worth i0c.
White Floating SOap-the best msde-for Sc.
worth lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

In IARGE OrANTITIEs FROM FIRsr HANDs.

r We ahhave
t"py r' da"aot a"of an" here your I reader loa also should Keep
VI ssi Is gs'u Tho
a change Of prices They are on the downward move now and H a
by
Of LACE CURTAINS Weafe
B.
d , Pei cn prc. ,a.O
made form
=
C1NIOR $3.50 price 1885,
o m ro ov
gleS ku 7. b 10
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FOR EVERY BARGAIN NAMED WE
SHOW FIFTY OTHERS EQUAL
LY as GREAT.
LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG FOUR.
ANOTHER SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN CLOAKS.

Striped Jackets reduced to special value, s2.75
Black Jackets reduced to special value, q;
Black Beaver Jackets, braided all over. special
value. $50;
Corks-rew and Diagonal, very 1ne special value,
$3.50.
I'll not necessary for us 10 mention our prices
on Long Cloaks as tho verdict has been pro
nouncot by al that our prices are tho loves. and
best satisfaction given
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IXITHER FOR SALE, EXCELLENT
~ toho and nrst-ciass condition. together with
one OF the best schools for self-nstruction. VIII
eoll very cheap for cash. Address at once
MUSIC" care ot Carrier No !.
no Il Tn SakSu9t
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Bod Comforts, very heavy, at SOC. worth
81;
E1tra-Heayy Lnrgo-slzo Bed Comforts at &c.
worth Sl.g5;
Turkey -Rcd-Lned Comforts at nc. worth fl50;
Comforts with whte cotton wadding. extra large.
5tSl.2i worth g;
Cretonno Comfort9-rurkey-re llnod, beauti.
fully qulted-at Si.57 worth t2e5;
Fancy rurkey-Red Comforts with pure whitO
cotton wadding, warranted fast colors, ti.s7
worth f2j0;
Beautiful Satlne Comforts, with pure white COT
ton wAdding and cEtra-large size, at $50
worth 81
Fancy Hand-Painted French satine Comforts,
handsomely aud hoayy-quiltod with the very
best cotton waddlnc. az S3 worth O..
These goods will positively be- the last we will
buy this season.
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500 AND 5ll EAST BROAD STREET.

BARGAINS FOR tho Wat1 a
l To as t
Z u1a 60 O
l % b
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN BLANKET

Sew, @
Do pu tor a
" ID t h.N
Wewllco 0fol low prices q
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DRESS GOODS.

Beautiful styles in Fancy-Check, Dark-Gray
Dress Goods for nc;
Double Width Fancy-Check Cashmeres for SIC.
worth l5c;
Singl,-Width Hcnrletta@ ell tho new leading
shades, To- i2Nc. worth gO,.:
All the leading shades In &c. Double-Nidth
Csshmcrcs reduced 10 i2Nc;
All shades n tho iS-inch 81 SILK Plush rcducod
10 49':
i4Doubic-widh Srk-Warp Henrioiias for 9ac.
worth 5lc
pieces Extra-lIeavy Double-Width Ga Dress
Flannel for t9c. worm 81;
All shades IN 60 Doublo-W.dth Dress Flannel at
2jc;
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28

work. When 1t is completed they 60 10
their own apartments and nothing is
heard from them.
1t is thought that the fashion of en-
ploying Indian servants will extend from
palace to mansion and from there to
smaller houses. With all the complaints
about the difficulty of obtaining employ
ment in Great Britain, most housekeepers
have trouble in securing domestics. AS
a rule no girl will accept domestic SER
vice If she can obtain employment in q
store, shop or factory. There has been
so much said aud written about higher
occupations for women that few are
willing to work o. the ground floor Of a
house.
Female human nature Is the same i'm
America as in England. The disposition
in both countries is TO leave the occupa-
tons that are fairly remunerative and
which offer constant employment for
those where the pay is small and the
tenure uncertain. H~ousework is con-
sidered as mental, while doing piece
work in a factory is regarded as elevat-
ing. 1t is claimed that there is a
certain independence about work in
a factory that does not pertain to
employment in a private house.
The sort of independence that girls
have in establishments where cloth is
made into garments that are to be sold
to a great clothing house has been shown
in the various articles now being printed
in the newspapers. An exhibit has also
been made of the pay they receive. A
better state Of things exists in factories
where wool and cotton are converted
into cloth, and I've in places where
cloth is made into garments by the firms
that sell them directly to customers, but
in neither case is there as large pay, as
good treatment, o as much leisure as
can be- found in a private house presided
over by an intelligent woman.
In a factory a girl learns scarcely any.
thing that will be of benefit to her if she
ever has a house TO keep of her own. In
the house of another, managed as the
home of a refined family, she will have
al opportunity Of learning almost every
! thing that will be Of advantage TO her in
after life. She al acquire the art of
cooking, IL she is deficient in it, learn
how TO take care of furniture and how
to receive and entertain company. A
man and a woman who have a few do
mestics take an interest in them and are
ordinarily good friends to them. 1t is
hardly to be expected that the overseer
OF fifty persons will take an interest in
any Of them. Chicago Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-28
Optimistic View Of Life.

Putting aside the question Of revealed
religion, poets and philosophers have be-
gun to see a dignity in human nature, a
wisdom and beauty in life as we know
it, and TO abandon those dark and dam
gerous s~peculations which most com.
monty lead thought into gloom and de-
spondency. Things exist according TO
fixed laws, some of which we have dis
covered and know to be Just. Wereason,
therefore, that those laws which we
have not yet penetrated. and NAV never
penetrate, whose manifestations seem
cruel and unjust, would, if properly I'M
d~erstood, be found equally beneiicent.
Let us, therefore, obey those laws which
we comprehend, bear with patience that
which we control, hold fast to the happi-
ness which comes in our way, and not
trouble ourselves too much about the
mysteries Of our existence.
Especially let us recognize ourselves as
a part Of humanity. Let us be charita-
BILE and sympathetic, so that others will
grant us similar favors and the sum of
happiness be increased. Let us not curse
men for faults for which from the ma
ture of humanity they are not response
Die. Let us rather study the causes Of
those faults and try if there be remedies
for them. Let us consider that nations
are only aggregations Of single men,
each of whom is bound by the same
limitations as ourselves. Charles Lotin
Ilildreth in American Magazine.