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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09

Die 8erbeHerung Der Bird StraBe,
;tuifdsn Stafford unb MeaSoip 9lpes
nues, iueIde Iaut zines 9eIdmfss bes
Select Council iofprt eemadt iper6en
ioa, ipirb bon oruBer 8i6tisteit fur Die
10. @arb iein.
3ipei Gnabsn Ser IL. Mar6 9tamsnS
Sbap unb @orbett ipisIten am Diem.
tag yia6mittas an nabe BEN Q. 8. Il
gS. Depot iteben6en 6ra9tpagen Der.
um, als Der 3us ii9 pI6bli9 betrsste
uno iie Sipiiden bic Bumpers" stpeier
gDagen jerquetidie. gorbett erbieIt
iebr idtpere 8erIebunsen, ipdbrenb
Sbas einen isinsr abIdse serquetfdt
bat.
@Ib. RobIins traute Isstsn Mittpo9
George NbId, bon 440 gllberftrabe,
nit BET Mitttps SObsnna DitsrIe, bon
SouispiIle, Sip.
Die H., 10. unb 10. @ar6s iperben
nun aud einen Semer erbaIten, Der lid
iiber $50 older eritredt. Der Staots
esometer 1T nit Der 8prbereitung Der
pldue bei6dfiist.
Sin fleines 9inb bon Wlartin Isabelle
iuuroe am Montas Nadmittag an
prospeet Ipenue bon einem Sbeeipas
gen iiberfabren uno 10 Ihper perIebt,
oob man iein @ieberauftommen bespei,
felt. Der Subrmann lit nidt befannt.
gln benz 8iesIsr Gissntbum an Der
@eoar 9lbsnue ipurbe am 9ienItaa
glbenb letter Wode burd ben I9peren
8eSeneub ni9t serineer SGa6en bsr=
uriadt. 9a bas @sbauoe beoeuteno
niebrIser ais Die StrnBe Iieet unS feline
Seiperborfebrun9en in Der Ndbe Iine,
10 fliebt allsS g9aiier, 6ab BEL I6peren
Neeen bon Der 9iiber Strabe herunters
itr6mt, in bas 3iesIsr gisentbum. @s
1T su boffen, bab Seniissnoe 8orfsbrs
unSen sum 9IbFub bss @afsrs loslsia
8etroHen peroen.
B6T 8arl 9olmsser, 1871 Stafforb
4penue, Himmt 8eiteaunsen fiir bic q.
y. SoItsseituns (ArbeitsrbIatt) an.
p@- Sm S6ubItore Der @sbr. Slid
an @ebarftr. finbet man bic beite8aare.
pA- @bas. S6eu6's StiefeIs unb
Sbubeefbdft ift nit ben beitcn @aas
rem rei4Ii9 berieben unS bic 9reiIe
iino 70 niebriS, tpie irsenoipO in Der
StaSt. Q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
aus seni oberem 1bale.

= Siste bsraubtsn 4nfanes Der
lebten 9Dode bas @eidaitSIolal bes
9ineoln Nsntesolt in 6orsit @itp unt
yninabmen oemisIben @ssenitdnce i'm
8srtbe bon $500 uno $50 BareeIb,
Disie 0sseno idsint nit Dieben fehl
begIildt Sn lsin, un6 1T bies AUDI nihi
iebr eriiauuIi6, ipem man bebenft, oab
lie mBsit6rt raubeu uno pItnbsrn Ton.
men.
= am 10 NpriI laeen in Sones6aIC
auf BEN .. & S. 9anaI Dods 38I !.
949 Tonnsn Goblsn. Die @ompanis
bat felt glpriI 70 auberorbentIib erob,
@srIsnOunsen eema9t, baB lest nui
nod Sc. 800 Gonnen aobIen an Der
Dods iinb.
= SObn Gastids, % Sabre alt uni
in Der 6oreit Gitp @rube beIddftiet
ipurSe am Donnsrtas bur6 cine fall,
lenbe 9Oblennais ausenbIidIia sst66r
tst.
= Sn ben um @rdbaIb ssIesener
@ruben wirb seSsnpdrtis bOle 9ei
ssarbsitst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
@tabtrath.

Ser Select @ouueiI belt am
9cnneritus cine reeeImdbiee SerIamms
lung. RsIloip fiibrte ben 8prIib.-
Cine ansahI Re@nunssn pnHirten.-
Gs ipurbe Der Si6fsite Strabenbabn
So. GrIaubnib eribeiIt, iiber bic 9itts.
ton Apenue Bride ;u fabrsn, absr au.
erit mub bic Gcmpanie bic Bride auI
sieene Rotten ftdben.-DT Stabtans
malt irurbe initruirt, bon Der 8eopIes
5trabenbabn $40 fir gluffdauns il
@reen 8ioee gu folleEtiren. CINE 4u.
f4rift bes Dlapors fpurbe bsrIsien, IL
pelber er benz Council ratbet, Iofort
bic npthlsen Shritts sur 8ergrbberunt
une nes pine Brcof Selpers su neb,
men. gorIdafi8 sinsstrassn. = Sesl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
meitrreA Qrfnlrs

= Sur9 bas i'm 8au beeriffsne
Stcre9sbdube bon 8idter SanbIep, mes
ben ber 3. giatiOnaIbanf, ipirb bas Sos
taI Der Iebteren 70 bsrbunfeIt, baB iis
aud ben 5Ioor tibsr Der 9anl in 8SIbe
fit bas 8ei9dft sinridten ipirb. Dben
beFnbet iia elm srObss Da6Iidt, man
periest bic S9rei6er obenauf, ipo iie
eidt senus babsn, anS aud ben 8ants
beamten unten 1T baSur9 eeboIIen.
= 9as 3eitament bes BERT. Senrp
9Iatter. iusI6es Srau 2ouiia Srep ais
3eitamentss YoIItrederin ernennt, ipurs
be am 5reitae sur 9riifuns uno 8cs
itatisnng in Der &ssiitrir'Offiee einsss
trd8ea.
= Ssrr glObsrt .. S6impif Bat els
men SeIiotppe 0rudsP Pro1eb erfunben,
Der iebr pradtpoue 8eiuItate berfpridt.
Die bis. isbt sema1ten 9Ibtride Iin6
iebr blbid unb iinb 6iefel6en 70 gut
unb beutli@, ipie cine photographic.
SO itedt in Der @rfinbuns Elm bibI6es
Siimm9en Fir ben 9rofeIIor.
: Sobn Wloore, Elm ipoblbeIannter
Sdiefereedsr, fisI am Iebten Nlittpud
Nadmittas bon einem @erillte auf ben
3opf. Gr irurbe 8eldbmt, unb Iiees
sssenlpdrtis in iebr fritii9em 9uitan6e
i'm 9pipitale.
= Gin alter Mann Namens WtidaeI
s. yiiIep iuur6e ON Sreites an Der Gas
pcufe 4penue in fterbsnbem 8uIianbs
aufeefunben. gr fast, er fam fur; bors
Der bon YbilabeIpbia bier an unS iudts
GrbpIune, bod iibermannte ibn feline
9ranibeit. gr Ieibst an elmer 2uneens
ffontbeit unb 1T i'm isst SoipitaI.
= gnoIi6 bat fi9 bas @sbeimnif
iiber bic Grfdiebuns bes Sos. MiIIor
aufsetIdrt. Man ianbte aur 3eit iei.
neS 1cbes na1 allen eroben StdSter
8iloer bes ermcrbeten Wannss unb all
bic 8eb0roen in YbiIabsIpbia eines Der,
ielben erbielten, erfannten iie es iofor
alS bas Bib eine8 seipilIen Sos. Bal
mer, alias Sos. Wilion, eines in 9biIo
belpbia iebr gut befannten Rdubers
Ndbere 1lnteriuduneen baben nun er
ssben. baB PaImer un6 Gin @enoH
9omens 8easIep Ginbri6e in gItIunti
Gitp unb @aiton furs Dor ibrer 9lnfunI
in scranton madten, bann bierbsr Ia
men unb iiber bic 8ertbsi[uuB bes Blum
Ssrs in Streit serietben, iporauf 8eas
Iep ben gaImsr fdoB. 9ie 9cIi,iIs
glis unb Simplon reiIten am Dpnner
flag mad PbiIabsIpbia ab unb bradte
! am Sreitas ben 8easIsp, ben man BOZ
in 9aft 8enommen, mad Scranipn. 10
er nun i'm @efdnsniB fist. geasle
uno 8aImer finb fsbr fbeIberldtiel
Rduber ssipeien. Bsibe baben Ibo
. Ianse Sabre in @sfdnsuibbaft aug,
! bra6t.
Die Suburban StraBenbabn 81
an ihrem aeuen gDagen ben SpuIir
@Ieetricitdtserreeer angebraht unb
berieIbe 70 sufriebenltelenb, bab in E,
: funft fein an6erer benubt ipirb.
? : Die 4nItnaHsrs5 5anatifer babv
. an Der Sinben StraBe ibr Belt ang
: bradt cine nahere Strabe batten
! ipobI nidt finben f5nnen.
y = Der 6eueraIarm am Sonntl
!. Nbeno mar Elm faIider.
= n4- @ampaene g9aare, fpie Sli
= aappen, TaIdentdHsr, @aeses, Bin
: uno RnDpfs, Gnsros unb Detail,
= Sropn's Bee Si5s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
@itte nm 8eaebtuna !

Dir iuerben ssesn gnoe bes Iaufens
ben Monats in benz ssntrnlsn Stabt'
tbeiIe unb auf bsr Sd6ieite, ipie aud in
an6ereu 9iitrittsn nit Der idbrIi9en
Collection beginner uno eriparten aus
Ieitis cine CUTE Mufnabme. Die Mufs
sube fann uns berbaItnibmdBis Isi9t
8ema9t iperben, ipenn man bas uns
eeb6renbe @elo auf bic Seite Ieet.
Wlit bem stuii9ieben bon 8abItag su
3abltas 1T uns nidt sebient; bamii
be;ablt man iueber glrbeitsr, MatsriaI
nod 2ebensbebiirfnife.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
Nunluler 81.
Spbe UarFer mott,en.

= 8ersebt ni6t, bab Der 9pee Bar
Wldnnerdor beute (Nlitttpp6) in Wabi
tsrs' @arteu Ieiu idbrIides pic 9lic ab'
bait uno eebt Elm SiiinCaen eabin
Gs ipir6 9liemano esreueu.
-D Der repubIitaniide GsntraI @IuI
| Der Q9eltieite bat bic 3uabens Uniform
| far garaorspede an9enOmmen.
Ssur g9iIiams, Elm 16iabrisel
Sreibsrtnabe, ipeIaer am 9onnsrItae
in Der Orforo @rube I9trsre IsrIebuns
gen erbisIt, itarb NOD am ieIbisen
Tage..
= Sim Donneriias, ben l6. glusuif,
ipir6 bic tisiise beuiiat ct. SOispb's
@smeinSe I'M Central aIarf Elm pic Sic
abbaItsn.
= Die Gas un6 gBailsr So. Ieet in
Der glabe Der 8. & 81. 9abn unb ipeis
ter aufparis, in SpSe qarf, JlDbren.
= Slm Mitttpo6 par 5abItas in ben
bieiissn Gruben un6 bic 9lrbeiter erbieIs
ten eroBe 26bne, ba in lester 9eit teis
nabe poae 9sit eearbeitet ipurbe.
-9ie Seutfde 9resbpterianer 2irde
pirS am 23ten 9lusuIt in g9abIsrs'
@arten ein Bic Sic abbaIten, su eem
9lIt unb Sung f6 sinfinben iouisn.
Sir bic bette llnterbaltunS ieeer slrt
ipirb rsi9Iid borSelorst.
8orIesten @ontas 9lbsEb ma6isn
Disbe einen Ginbrub IN bic MObnun9
bes g9m. Senltns an gaIbburn Strabe,
bod siuecn lis Iesr aus. gtu6 madten
iie einsn Seriud, UNI in bic @Obnuns
bss g9illium 5rint on berieIben Strabe
Su seIansen, fOnnten aber niht Sas
59IpB erbredcn.
- Serr 5rant Bed unS SRI. Matp
Sbomas peroen am %. gluguit 9ez
traut.
Ssrr 30. Bad, Streator, Sas.,
bsrIebte ii9 ben AenteI uno ipar siuei
Wonate eesnunssn Sriiden ;u sebraus
den. gia9oem er sipsi 5laiden ct.
SatptS Del sebrauAt bate, mar er ipies
Der ocIIitdnoig berseitelt.
Sn ber Bellevue @rube ipirb bisIe
@ode pieoer Die 9lrbeit aufsenommsn,
nah einsm Siiafano bon einem Ylos
nat.
& sos. @iaiams, Elm Treibsrfnabe
in Der OrforS @rubs, iuurbe am 9ons
nerita9 burd Sarren cine Strede ses
idlsift unb 10 ibwer bstIsBt, baB er
Gags Sarauf ltarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09

Saffenlhrdnie in oIlen tauBIi9,n @r6ber
iuerben innerbaIb Der Disbes. uno 6ensriid'
sren @ewOIbe su Rrsiicn peu $40 aufwdrts
psrmistbet.
Die gompalnie nimmt @eribiadcn. Gil
Der. Sob. Suluslen eie, biIh9 in auibsiuabr'
ung
sttamsnts, llebsribreibun9eu. pppoibefeH
unb anbere wetibboIle 0uiumente, iuenn nibt
bon beftimmten @ertb, 81 per Sa5r oosr aud
ua6 BEN llmfan9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
Der Gountp Gons ent

Der 9svubIitaner bon 9adaiuanna
6Ountp ioirS Iaut 8ei6IuB 6es county
Gomitss om Dienitas ROrssn. tsn 81.
Aueuit, III bem @eridtsssbdube babier
itattfinoen, I'M 4anbioatsn flir bic
9erbits @amrasne aufsuiteIIsn.
9ie Wabl Der 9elesaten fin6et am
Snmitde subor, aipifdeu ben Stunbeu
bon 4 unO Z llbr, an ben reipsEtipen
@abIpldken itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09

= General Sheridan, Der 70 ipader
nit benz 9ohe tdmpfts uuO Jpn bsreiis
beiisSt su bnben idpirn, 1T nun bod benz
4absSipinser am Sonntas gbsno cries
gen. Dlit ibm bsrihirin6st cine Der
boItslbdmIihen GsitaIisn benz 6fient.
li6en 2ebsn. Sberioan ipar unitreitis
elmer bsr sr5bten 6eIbberren, ipeIde bas
8unSssbesr tpdbrenO Ses 8drsertrises
aufsuipeiien haire. Ct iuar nidt nur
ein ldnsiOiser unS tlbnsr ReiterssnsraI,
Der bielfad an ,,3istbsu aus csm 8ufd''
bnb BIader erinnerts, Ionbern aud eir
beipnnsner uno iiteraus idarf bsrsd.
member Slratsae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
Spars0epodten,

Sieie GOmpusnie idsnit epar.9epOfiisn be.
fonoers autmertiamtsit, auf psIte nat orei
Monaten uno barber 3inien erIaubt luerosn
Der Bins wiro balbidbrlit sam Sapital &C.
idIagen. On 8oIee oee erObsn aapitaIs bon
$4,000, oas pou eiubesnbt iunroe, miro bic.
fer alafis bon 0epoftorsu Die otntbar bette
Siherbeit Qelplbrt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
G;rpfer Slnsperfanf.

lin unisrsn 9orratb ppr eem Snpeninriam
Su rseuiirsn pfTiauftn mir Srp-@ppts, @res
etriss, etc. gum aclitnprsis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
SireetOrenratb ;
Q. D. eiurals.

eanbeIi aIs gIstutor. aomiuiitrator, gura.
for, 8etipispt. aesut. pheger, sruitee nno
Gomite uno ibtrnimmt Stuits ieoer Nrt nnttr
GIneunuus bon 6tnaten. @sridteu Corpora.
tiouen uuo Ptibaien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-09
sad a tp anna
Srait INN gafe 9epoFt
Gpmpa8nie.

Beaute /,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16
's A Divided SOUTH,

Commenting on the article under the
above caption from the Savannah Ne,cs,
which was published in our last issue and
commented upon, the cambridge Demo-
crdt says:
There are volumes of truth in the above But
for the Solid South" brought about by the pa
triotsm and self-abnegation Of the Southern peo-
pie, the faircst land in all this world would to
day be dominated by the meanest of mongrel
governments.
BY the aid of the bsyonet and the disfran-
chisement of the white people, the carpetbag
and scalawag governments in the South were
made possible Ignorance, dishonesty, and
wholesale robbery OF the people regned supreme
Those who are not informed should read the
history of that shameful period in the life Of our
nation.
What occurred then is likely to occur again
should the Solid South" be broken Well
does our contemporary say THAT party af1lia
ton in the South means great deal more than
party supremacy"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16
Commissioners Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE HON.
i ID. s. WALKER, Judge of the Circuit Court f,Ir
the county of Leon, State OF Florida, dated July ~
1888, the undersigned Commissioners will, on tue
first Monday in November next, at the Courthouse
in Tallahassee, sell to the highest bidder at pubic
sale, for partition among the heirs OF the estate OF
Mary A. Decorcie, deceased, late of Leon county
the following described lands, situated, lying and
being in the State and county aforesaid to Wit :
Lots Nos 81 80 and 36, in the Northeast quarter OF
Section one, Township l, Range l, s. u w., begin
ming at APPOINT six chains east Of the northwest cor
ner of said quarter section, and running Al chains
and 40 links to the southeast corner; thence north
75O-lOO chains west Al 40l0O chains to Copeland
street. thence south To the place of beginning;
also $ acres in the southeast quarter of said
section one, beginning at a point on the
dividing line of the north half and south half Of
said section where it crosses the public road due
south of the west side of Adams street in rallahas
see, and running with said road, south, chains
and 30 links, thence east II chains and 90 links.
thence north chains and 80 links and thence west
to the place of beginning.
Terms cash JOHN F. DEMHLY,
j. b. WHITFIELD
b. A. MEGINNIsS,
October 2, 1888 4w Commissioners.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16

Hon. r. II. NJ. Davidson will not be able to
fiji all his engagements 10 speak during this
campaign, owing t" the unexpected ana unpre'
cedened long session of Congress.
Col. Davidsons devotion to duty and his strict
and untring attention to the interests Of his con-
stituents have forced his enemies to public &C
acknowledgement OF bis zeal and efficiency, buta sac
rce of personal interest in standing to his post in
Washington, where there is really little TO be
gained except in watching the enemy, is devo-
ton as commendable as it is rare, and will GER
tainly not be lost sight of by the voters of the
country.-Pensdcolian
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16
Executors Notice.

ok MONTHS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICA-
- ton Of this notice the undersigned, executor
of the estate of Sidney H JONES' late of the county
of Leon, and State of Florida, deceased will pre-
Judge of the said county of Leon, and ask to be
discharged from his executorship of said estate.
THOMAS T. HALL,
Nav TO- 18S8-6m Executor.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16

If you are suffering with weak or infamed
ewes, or granulated eye-lids, you can be quickly
cured by using Dr. J. Fl. McLean's Strengthen
ing Eve Salye. % cents box. July 26-8m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16
VOLUME ?. FLORIDA REPORTS.

VOLUME ?, FLORIDA REPORTS.
have had VOL reprinted at the FLoRID1AN
OFFICE. The work is neatly executed, on good
paper, and is for sale-bound or unbound.
Address the undersigned, Binder and Dealer
in Law Books, Tallahassee, Fla
c. A. BRYAN JR.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16
COME QUICK BEFORE THEY ARE ALL SOLD ss''
CHOICE LANDS IN SOUTH FIX

SMALL Timber Lands
Meade Florida
backbone ridge" of the peninsula
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-01
The English Heir-Apparent.
New York Graz hic.I


There seems to have been no special
SeTance Of the birthday of the prince
Wales who was born Nov. 9, 1841.
le heir-apparent to the British throne,
20 is now fl years old, is described by
New York lady who recently met him
social entertainments as the most
rfect-mannered gentleman in the
pfld, with nothing condescending or
ltFonllng apparent in his bearing, but
20 infinite act, grace, and dignity char
EeFlzlng every salutatiOn and move
Pnt
La person he inclines to be portly,
IN thick, short neck, round, full face.
pg BODY and short legs. His eyes are
EaIy light, dull, and expressionless,
! nose OF the queen and most of her
tt.lY; The princess of Wales is de-
Foa as being most exquisitely
SaNa, but not at all intellectual.
a a she happens to say a good thing
/. all one, she keeps on repeating it to
I same person until the repetition be-
lug ,IudlcrOus. Her children. unlike
, ,ast are dOwdily and unbecomingly
o rSs by some modiste, without the
81 Su'VS ~ regard to the harmonies of
.J'' lley are white haired and white
NJ, MAJ aa9 would be called plain if not
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-01
rne Humming of Bees.
lRostOn Budget.

Boston Budget.l
st winter. when the mercury was
5ar-aos below zero, a thermometer
] s,ss5 into a cluster of bees showed
S r'o of 90 degrees on the in
/ and Is degrees Fahrenheit on the
La If the heat generated by the
/ enid be maintained at that de-
1 With an outside temperature of 10
s-ses Fahrenheit, what must it be
4 the thermometer at 80 degrees
4, is the way the bees manage to re-
l. i or at least to secure cool, pure
A number of bees, a thousand or
T. perhaps, act as ventilators or
Iners They stand head down at an
Ne Of A. degrees and keep their
kS in motion. Throughout the hive,
Isl the combs, up and down the ven
ltOrs keep their fans going. On the
khting-board, with borders pointing
|syfr0m the hive, they fan also. At
\ entrance of one hive, on a day in
sgust, go bees, by actual count, were
klng The honey gatherers dropped
Fn UPON them, tumbled over them,
they kept to their work.
fOme writer's have spoken of the
ilm Of the hive" as though the hum
! the result of the work going on
thin. Twas the hum of the tanners.
b in August, this year, there were
hts when the hives were silent. Not
echo of a hum came from any show
that the air was cold enough to dis
lSe with the yentilators.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-01
Used n Pr ference to O nina.

n. ~ IS al ape.
k PEtlllg the last fifteen years the in
/" '- aa OF a malarial locality in Khar-
ESO'Vrnment IN Russia have used the
h fd po@uer with great success against
Il t fo1Ia The powder is prepared in
FL 5Unli!ooyWlng way: Live Gratis are COW
ben t Iasn whisky until they get asleep,
b ov vaey are put on bread pan in a
I'll O, .nd thoroughly dried and pulver-
6n I'M a a;D the powder passed through
pa US,eye. One dose, a teaspoonf9l
li f,uerSlly sufficient to cure the inter,
,con5 5' lever; IN very obstinate cases a
ya var. Jose Is required. Each dose is
iStn lroiy preceded by glass of aloe
ed 11ui ;S as a purgative. The powder is
linipa q 'naC locality in preference to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS:

,,ob7e Invariably IN AdUGnce
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-01
d imOristiques" of p.r,.

Ii
iques' are oa aI3 "brasseries humor-
Fey began" r S1it all :, the vogue in Paris
pere the he o WIN NAuberge des Adret IT. 81 ;;
d doubles fcG 9Ts wear knee-breecbes
Rerly Tn mos customers are 'a aerva That It,
Ter this a ne a15SSed as academicians.
'Tayernea CST a. reVolutionist started
convict Nc pn Ge Bagne," with wait te era
terprising I Uniforms. Finally, a mteaS
ids got IN De ae Theleme," wi With 10 open pen
ats, but the n nuns and barmen as
/ ~ admirers Of eoVer9ment, although
etSSGsyi1g S Ru RaPslsis ;+ thought this
We refused the Icen 81 i"i'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-01
different Varieties of Too
lCnlcagO Herald

n 4 - -7INet5O HtraIu.
brtb TII'e 7, from the tea districts of
etiaS 'n u INDIA defines the different va
barSe to ~, Tea as follows: The yerv
2 cTb ofa remaining after the first sift.
Ohea and AM 0t nus the 'making'') is called
b. F anu the second quality soncb.
A0ot, With SSe ! Pekoe is the very young
pwer WIN stp down on it, called the
lg it in an racing" tea is simply cook
Fincipallv or mOn pan, by which means
green tea acquires its color
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-11

cheek Lse Importation Of such articles as
are produced here. Thus, in proposing
to increase the duties upon such articles
to nearly or quite a prohibitory point,
they confess themselves willing to travel
backward in the road of civilization and
to deprive our people of the markets for
their goods, which can only be gained
and kept by the semblance at least of an
interchange of business, while they
abandon our to the unre-
strained oppression of the domestic
trusts and combinations which are in the
samep platform perfunctorily condemned.
They propose further to release entirely
from import duties all articles of foreign
'production-luxuries-the like Of which
cannot be produced in this country.
If misrepresentation of our purposes
and motives are to gain credence and de.
feat u present efforts In this direc-
ton, there seems to be no reason why
every endeavnr in the future to accom-.
plish revenue reform should not be like
wise attacked and with like result.
Aud yet, no thoughtful man can fail
to see in the continuance of the present
burdens of the people and the abstrac-
ton by the government of the currency
of the country, inevitable distress and
disaster. All danger will be averted by
timely action. The difficulty of applying
the remedy will never be less, and the
blame should'not be laid at the door of the
Democratic party if it is applied too late.
With firm faith in the intelligence and
patriotism of our countrymen, and rely
Ing upon the conviction hat misrepre-
sentation will not influence them, preiu-
dice will not cloud their understanding,
and that will mot intimidate them,
let us urge the peoples interest and
public duty for the vindication of our
attempt to inaugurate a righteous and
beneficent reform.
ROVER
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-11
Back to the Agency.

Oelrichs, OAK, Sept, 9.-AIl day the
Cheyenne Indians have been passing
through Oelrichs on their way home
from their hunt and visit west. This is
the band who several weeks since left
Pine Ridge agency without permission,
on account of which there had been such
q great uproar made relative to an In.
dian outbreak In the northwest. They
went through town much more peac--
ably than the same number of whites
would have done, and In q great hurry,
as though they were afrRi6 they would
not get home in time for the next beef
issue. The idea of these Indians causing
aDy trouble is the sheerest nonsense
imaginable, and reports OF an outbreak
are becoming very tiresome to the pen.
pie residing h%ereabouts who live the
nearest to them and who are better &C.
quainted with them than those who
have been ~hurdening the papers with en
imaginary Indian war for the past three
weeks, or ever since these Indians left
their reservation without permission
from Agent Galliher. The Indians on
Pine Ridge agency could not be driven
to take the war path. They are entirely
too sbrewd for that.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-11
hot Words from DaYitt
1HE CRY, "eLoRI GLADSTONE IN
ExoEIsIs," GONE TOO FAR.
AN APPEAL TO H
Throughout the World to Rally Their
Forces and Defend Their Homes
Strikers in Paris Charge the
MiIitary-Other Foreign.

DUBLIN, Sept. 10.-Michael Davitt, in a
speech at K%nockaroo, said that the cry of
'Gloria Gladstone in Excelsis, y had gone
too far. While the Liberals remained
needless of the atrocities attending evic-
lions there could be placed no faith in
the boosted alliance of the Liberals and
Nationalist, which had proved to be a
handcuff instead of a shield. Unless the
Liberals did something to insure conf
dence the Irish would be compelled to
adopt unconstitutional methods in deal
ing with the licensed agents of cruelty.
They must rally their forces instantly,
throughout the world, and defend their
homes.