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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-18

Minister Thurston offers the public a
valuable accompaniment to the election
laws in the shape of carefully compiled
index, and which may be had for song
n rhyme, dime.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-18

The Road Supervisor has the cross
lngs daily attended to, for which a
grateful public tenders thanks.
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To kill two birds with one stone, pa
irons at n. S. Sachs have desirable
opportunity. They may obtain excel
lent bargains and receive gifts for the
children by one expenditure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-18

Thursday, December 10, is Founders
Day" and will be observed at Kameha-
meha school with suitable exercises.
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The Pacific Hardware Co. present an
unrivalled display of some of the hand
soonest goods ever seen in this city. The
articles are numerous, unique, beautiful,
etc., and will repay visit OF inspection.
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art OF HONOLULU. H. l.
DEPARTURES.
TUESDAY, Dec. II.

TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
-. Nikahala, Freeman for Niihau,
= Elele, Waimea, kekaha.
~r Kaaia, Hagland, for Nawiliwili
n lll' LikeIike, Davies, for Kahului,
~ N Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokai,
ina, Olowalu and Lanai.
s,mr Kinau, Lorenzen, for Lahaina,
4 ,aea, Maizena,, Mahukona, Kawaihae,
I:Sr Sarah Il Eliza for Koolau.
|;mr Jas Makee, Macaulay, for Kappa.
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j; this evening.
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BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE M'CULLY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Rx the s. S. Australia

the CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
~ AND SAN FRANCISCO FRUIT MARKET
will receive in their Refriger-
ator fresh supply of Oysters, in shell and
tins; Bartlett and Sickel Pears, Plums,
Peaches, Apples, Grapes, Celery, Caull-
flower, California Cabbage, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-18

Capt. Grifiths, of the S. G. Wilder,
has hopes that his gallant bark will face
the seas, for Frisco, by Saturday next.
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Certificate Of Registration Of Label.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, [
Honolulu, II. 1.
RNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
N sents, that in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 2, Chapter ". of the
Session Laws of 1888, BENSON, SMITH
& co. have filed in the Office of the Min
lister of the Interior an application for the
Registration of Label whereof the follow
ing is an exact copy:
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The barkentine KIikitat, from Port
townsend is overdue at this port.
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a continuity Of wind, rain and mud,
yesterday. '
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Experience is dear school but fools
will learn in none other" is an adage
well proven to be true. If the near
sighted Calico, of the Bulletin, were
dropped in the mud, near his home at
Palama, he might experience the exist
ing necessity for sidewalks in that
locality
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Which said application is accompanied by
the oath of George w. Smith, member OF
said firm of Benson, Smith q Co., that they
are the sole and original proprietors of the
which such Label is to be used.
Now, therefore, this certificates to grant
unto the said Benson, Smith Il Co., the ex-
elusive use of the said Label throughout
the Hawaiian Kingdom for the term of
Twenty Years from the date hereof.
In witness whereof, have caused
this Certificate to be issued at
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
[sEALl the Eleventh day of December
A. d. 1889, and the Seal of the
Department of the Interior to be-
hereto affixed.
L. A. THCGSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
1896 4w
Advertise your wants in the Dahl,
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A San Francisco paper says, the pub
lished statement that Pilot Freeman,
who was carried to Honolulu on the
steamer Alameda, had his trunk with
him IS without foundation. When he
landed he had with him some clothing
that he necessarily purchased during his
enforced absence. Captain Freeman
states that when he left on the Alameda
the weather was so bad outside that il
would have been impossible for boat
to take him off the steamer had there
been one on the station.
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=. Expected from Foreign Ports.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVAL,
DEPARTURES

from Hamakua per steamer 1walani,
d l7-Mrs Andrew Moore and Miss A
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For Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinaul
|s. III r Hitchcock, l. Austin and
L, S Cockett, Y Alau, c Bose, Mrs Mary
mike, r Richards, r Rycroft, Hon ID ID
EichcOck and wife, Mrs F s Lyman, Mr.
.eph, wife and son, Mr. Akina, Mr. Anu
kIWalker, e l. Wight and l. Aseu.
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

HROM AND AFTER JANUARY L,
4 1890, the Peoples Ice and Ref. Co. will
deliver Ice for one cent ~ per pound.
w. E. FOSTER,
13o6tw5 Sec P. l. & r. Co.
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Situation Wanted.

AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
IA (American) with a practical business
education, wants position as Agent, Col
lector, Manager, Correspondent, etc.
Address
138-1W% j. Z. BROWN u co.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Justsone week from Christmas,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Shelby County. Missouri mas .
minister who for usefulness BRAKE tn
record. In one day he Prrsshei too
.ermous. married two couples and ss
three broken ribs
J One Of The larcc-; private lana-
/ holdings in the world - the uAsgsn =
Carr ranch in California II contains
&s.op acres. covers Go square mica
ard Is ovcr twenty-five miles SQUARE
A it'll. girl living ia Neon town
ship. Pa. died from ca'.ag too many
chcs;nuis shortly after eating ihssn
she complained o. severe pains shcus
the heart. and before medical AID eoot1
reach her she WAS dead
A Maine historian says tha; IN Old
time. the in. ladies Of Esstpo.t- ,acn
very gay. fosrssAing :o~n-u.Si tn
acquire beautiful, compilations by sleep
Ing with their heads oat 81 the via
doSs in 'cggy weather.
1T il odd. observes The New York
Tribune. that passengers On the eic-
waited road. will twis, about. strain
their nccks. and even rise nP from
their seat. in order ,o $40 n clock ds"a
on the sidewalk. when iheS have Tho
correct, time Ia their own watch
pockets
A Kansas City justice OF the Fca~,
declicd that q woman whose husband
fev1- her on pancakes exclusively fora
whole week has a proper ground Tor
legal complain; against him. d fha'
an ercc;ual way IA bring such a h"s-
band "a tim. il ,c pu, him under bonds
70 pay g. a week 10 live GA.
A downtown restaurant has thru,
young women ia its ctap.oy- oac Is
cashier, the other Is bockkc~p~r, aud
ID. other i. in charge OF h cake AMI
confectionery department. Last hrsss-
mas ih.-. young ladies thought Ia sur
pris. the proprietor by giving hatn
their photographs in n group, In"
proprietor gave tho group ,oan artist.
who made n Autograph OF tho sane.
and this WA attached fo "A neat calcn-
dar which tn. iunch-housc gives "a
each Of its patrons. litakcs 4 Chicago
man ,o c., there. Hundreds 81 young
are trying the bakery Tor the pur-
pose Of getting u calendar. Not n hsd
and the young women seem NJ
proud over the scheme ~ h proPric-
tor ms he is.-ChicaSo Mail.
Tree. OF the palm family have
larger leave, than any others. The
lnaja palm. which grows On the hanks
Of the Amazon. have leaves which
reach n length o! from thirty 'o fifty
feet, and are ten or twelve feet In
breadth. Specimens q! the leaves ~
the TALBOT palm. n native Of C.yion.
have been me, with ihn; are twenty
fre' long and eightecn feet broad.
These leave. are u-cd by tn. natives
10 make tents. and form very efficient
shelters from TIA. rain. The leave- of
the double cocoanut palm arc often
thirty fee, long and several 'c-t wide
the wind /. strong they clash to-
with u noise that may b. heard
IA great distance. Only n Leaf 10
produced each year. aud they are ~
ARMY attached Ia the stem of the tree
Ind al strong In themselves that . man
nav 81, on the end 81 one and roct ~
fro In perfect safety
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
FATHER
a Ru.siss Assiss's D~~ssrtpst"s ~ . CssS~s
Rassisn TYPE.

a Ru.siss Artistic D~srrtpst.s ~ . CssSsS
R"ssisa rype-
watched this prizes, a. he was 60
ing the rounds Of the peasants houses.
collecting sour rcam and eggs. on The
Las, day Of the Lent preceding 81
Peter and :. Paul's day.
could no understand ~ fr.s wha,
he was doing Clad in nm old ca--ock.
the white underwear plainly exposed
beneath IL. the old nan carried a pail
In one hand and a wooden bowl in the
other; guog from bou.~ Ia hou.~. h.,
would knock nj The door Of each. and
peep In At the Windows. Al Gre,
thought he had been kept out late and
Wa asking Tor . night. lodging. Nut
no: after keoeking vainly nj one t-za.-
ants house. be passed on 10 another.
and then still To q third. Eventually
women carrying sriainr dcnasion. t--
San to come out from tbs bark yards.
sonle making gesture. which .s-rm~d
20 explain why 10 Vas that IN. donation
MAS 10 ANAL. some to al.s The pri~~s's
~ VI >ttSRty ~ vs.
him and pour their sour crsarn into III.
pail. laying down a couple % egg. 10
the bowl. The priest did nor once lose
patience. and soch peasant. a. did boa
answer IA. AT bis ar., sno~s
brought their Offering. Ca him ON
his return trip. In place az .oar cram
] ssn' him out q rus.r 81 money; and
the good man pa; down BIZ. pail. ass
Oh his has. crossed himself
n; the church.
Father Nicholas did oo. rom plain -
-. ~r--assnts- bat r-marsed 20 s.e Tbs.
they we're much Weighed down b.
poverty. No little raooes i. .y-sns %
and shss 10 . truth" b.. uosd
s~y '-bu: then. IL ue let the hoisdsy.
o.; Of the cDsst-th~ oniy days vAea
they nigh: b. taking . drop too mssA
-ooe has { vope~.. lsa..d. vkas Is
10 'ha, they oaly live uy~oa- Poorly.
sey pco~iy OF Are or ps~Asa~-
Vassili SsreStchaQis. IN Harr~rs
NaSAzincL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
THoUohT CONCENTRATIONS
s.ae p0OO ~ 90 lS>A oss

- wO UOOS 49, - GAQD lie
pnA>oDe - 00D
Consa,rsssoa Of sAssyA. aad esors
h . Deasur~ Of pss>osAi power. nAs
Das sAo ca pat Aim~.s Wholly "A
sh~osssiy ssse he :hssg sAsrA -
mAses his s;sesstoa sa~ Ne siar A~ss~.
has nore power Cor shas 90 skisR O.,
IL 10 we're ;ssnr % ten siDes ~ -
h b. and dirsdea hi snsrxses . 10
sAiasA o. 49, sruosdisgiy. lslsss.
The nss sho oo@p~n .a~s - ~,
0oeA- dosasesAs ess.ss-s rsr1rsy a.
sAisez. nd d0sax Ghe0 Il s~s1. n In.
vns1sby the 8aa vAo sssesds % h.vs
oee hing - sHoa - esvss Almuss
% "a ths: shiis - bAstsx L. aHh
had sosAtag - - thas 70 NJ. -.
49, tAa0aa ~ asays @n. - -
ssfaSs.g u s0rshiag esss vAsss - II
sssEiax - give kasssassxks. - -.
~ SSsdtaselJ 10 AssA or sAe bsasu
hssnssa ash - vunasd - - -
ias.x Qua At sAs vsy IL s~sss~ 10 esso
sensAez. - ass - fhkl a s<sag . 1as-
eanrs 49, 10 ssy pAss~ Il ~s1osse.
h hss vag. - facA q gssa6s1 snAys
ser IL ssu rAiagyssA sss - "a. hby
a.EnAtag eateA1szIy - - sAkaG -
0nmn41ng 010MA-AA UOA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

call you and
Sit down there. Lura Joyce he inter.
rup.oi. shortly. Il wish a word with you.''
He pointed 20 the vacant chair near. She
accepted II without q word. and cas-: 4 de-
@uxc glance ~ him from under her aaady
brows.
why have you cone TO Lone Holiowf-
he demanded. blun,iy.
"Thi is 10 be my hCnc herssfssr.' wa.
her reply.
| 'Tour homer
h seemed angercd ct the announcement
"Yc&, Captain Ssarbrisht, my home" she
repeated. grimly. Il am Grace's cousin,
and she has kindly iavited me to live under
the sane roof with her. With q million
more OF less n her oommsndI can zee No
harm in tina"
NO" with ~ rcwu.
"Now permit me 70 ask 700 one.-
She lifted her haad. and her short red
curls danced ~dcfiansly. He nnAe no ~
mark aud she procceded-
Now, air, Why - IL that yeU are heres
Answer De thai. phaaAr
al nm simply gvesa.@
"SAmpay . guest, Do yUa expecs nc to BE-
6eve that Cinioa SsarbIighti"
"lcsre not what YOU believe"
fHbspPesc not Tcu nav. howsver. -
96sothas var dance ends." ared the girl
vhhn emphasis quite Unnecessary, he
t1oM1h He remained cool under her
witherhK ease. This was Q the nrss
time The two bad crossea s~Aeaa O.ce.
not . year oslsFsssO ~ acsoally psd
court Z ~ JeycG
Al the HDe he WnieAs - ssaisve ~
abe was % inherit afsFgs fosss,e- A col
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22


In the meantime Fingal walked with a
swift stride down the incline, and soon
stood in the very bottom Of the hollow, with
the roof Of the old stone house looming I'D.
gray and grand as some old Roman pile Of
antiquity IN the distance.
Here pausing, he dropped the brecch Of
his light Winchester rifle to the turf and
glanced back at the rambling stone building
above.
Lone Hollow" he muttercd, slowly.
wei named, indeed. It's q lonely place
enough. that's true. I've found the dove
and the cote, ROW for the hawk who would
dcspoil IL all. l thought TO meet him here.
j wonder if that assault on Grace in the
woods was a part of the plot Patience,
fond heart. we shall see. Ha! / hear
wheels. i "a who comes now. There
can be but little travel on this road aside
from the Stoncfield stage
Stepping aside the young mar waited
IN ne shadow of a. push until q light
vehicle, drawn by a span Of grays, came
opposite.
"One moment. sir" called Fingal to the
single occupant, a dark. handsome gentle
man, lifting his cap. This is for you. | be-
licye."
As the vehicle came to o halt FinCal
pressed "a folded note into the Travellers
hand then. without "A word, strobe swiftly
away. As may be- supposed, the gentleman
in The vehicle WAS mystificd at the strange
proceeding.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Great Bsitais Aas the largest aawy.
although Italy has The gre.sess ahip~
Grrs; Britain has IL obsolete irueciads.
. noo-obsoaese c~oass-guArd iruac.aA
vessels and 50 ea-soing. Tnsce has
Is ohsossse. - enase-guards sss-oA.o-
iete and 81 sss-eeiag irooclada Italy
has > obso.sse and II --going srvs-
eiads- fIsy British sesse,s can s.ean
ov~ u knots N hour asA iess thaa -.
81 Ereach eas steam over y nd ks
thas Is Knots. - Itaiias over Is spA
l0s than - kDeeA q vhose sznArs
81 ss-gvisg irSoeiads AssiAe euas
thas can pssscs - lechA aa8 upsnrd
Of irua- Great Britain ~ AA ~
cent France a.s PER est Italy is9
ceaa 10 81 tAe vhose sroh.r
carrying J sincAss ed over In coopsess
v1asr.iine arDo@. Gr1as Br.fase has
&I PER ces9 Fnsce hN pr eens
asA Jraiy il.A-x. r. Sun
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
LONE HOLLOW;
Or, The Peril Of the Penroys.
l Thrilling and Romantic Story
Of Love and AdvomfurA.
By JAMES n. MEnRu1. Aurnos or ~BoUut
BILL" FISHER JOE" AND
OTHER STORIES.
II.-COSrINrEp-

tCopyrig1, 1853, by The 4. y. Kelloyg Teus.
paper ConpdRyl
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

those men drop every thing. ~chaSrined
mortified. He must have laughed AZ any
rate. u make ne laugh 10 read OF iI Al,
Of these IibertineA drsmasix;ng ipdiEua.
ton against imparisy. Blind bats lectpr.
inG on optics. A Sock Of crvws Ga their
Wav MP FROM . carcass,dsnooucingc arrioo-
Yes ! think that one word Wriftse on
the groaad that day By tbs finger Of
CAriss was Tie swfsl wor1 Hypocrisy. But
an sure there Vas aaoshes word in that
dust From her eatire mannee I en- surs
that asrai9nsA woosn ERA repsntaat she
nsAe 10 sposogy. asd CAriss IN % wise
beii,tisd her ain. Bat ~ sapplicasosy b.
havioe md her tears moved Hin. and vhoo
He ssoopsA dows % Writ o. the eruusA. He
wrose hat oieAty, that inpssisl rod
posgivsaesA wAsa o. Sinai God vrses
sAs law. He vroes 70 with asesr ot iiga:-
uine - tables q sseos. sacA vora cos -
By . cAissl iase ~ hard granite aEfsea
Bat whoa He writes tAs o6ease g THE
woman He writes is ~ dsss 20 lat q caa
- easily WAAsd ssA and WIN sAsrspDss
os il u H was osrcifsi Chsisa: lvas
rSading q . legged thas b 0sd ID - fer
East ahsss 0iR He res varksae shroueA
sao ssrss0 q . city aoa He go oOsl
0oSS 49, ASS 49,
what . Boa4Asoos oAjscs 10 sAas aoG:"
Yea" sai1 anoeAss. Ills sass ass 0aaisA
~ Needing -Ysa" 80 assehss. ~UsO
Aas hsds woola - - q aay 49, sDshssno
~" Yea cid aaosAss, - oAss a
bic careaas = 6susAfsAs M CSsss
sesAdiaG tAes~ saia: '-0ss pasA CO -
sQ0aa - Uhf1sosa q Ais asssA" n
IL pssp6. 0svsA ~ - idsa tAaassy o.
rosld - s.y tAtag pssassss~ esscsssiag
= SsoA 40. -: why. sAs 01ss -
aesss a. Xa0e~eA" RscfovsA sd 80.
sicesAsseyvussv.y. sss~ay tAis IsgssA
II CAsiA bODsA eas1ge - - 6UA ElsS.
b ell He UssAs eaAwsysoA AaAnA
rod e sasso hesar1 aaA
49, a sseA tAesosas Al spos 6 thso
pai0 hrsocAsA 0sesR nSoC6ha Usios
e3ose - 90 oaDss IT, - WuBA t1DgA
= wyseD O. u - t1nn = NV
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-29
Germany's Educated Men.

The number Of highly educated men in
Germany is increasing quite rapidly, despite
the growing public opinion that there are al
ready too many learned Germans. In 1859
1851 students attended the universities, tech
meal high schools and schools of mines, agri-
culture and forestry. In 1879 the number
had increased to 90, AS; in 1875, TO q, 26l; in
1880, to 26, 082; in 1856. to 81. 755; in 1888, to
SAILS. In nineteen years the total number
Of students has been almost doubled In 1869
there was but one student to every 2, 2g7 in
habitants; in 1915, one TO every ]. S2s; in 1ssS,
one to every 1.i09. "In these figures" says a
German newspaper, Us wholesome warning
for all who study at the higher institutions of
learning, and are still young enough to forego
their gay student life, which is liable to be
crowned with bad prospects for active life :"
The same paper speaks of the great over
production Of learned men, in Germany
View York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND.

lost in New York" was presented last
night at the Crawford grand to full
house. On account of late trains the COM
pany was delayed and it was near 9o'clock
before the curtain rung up. This delay
was soon forgotten by the audience, how
eyer, in the excellence of the play which
ran perfectly smooth throughout The
water scene in the third act far surpassed
the expectations of all and the curtain went
down amid rounds of applause.
The plot is interesting and abounds in
fine dramatic situations which are well
worked up by the company. The elabor-
ate stage setting and fine scenic effects add
much TO the interest of the piece which
promises to do big business.
The same play will be presented this
evening and Wednesday evening and at
the Wednesday matinee
THURSDAYS CONCERT.
On Thursday evening the grand concert
by Leandro Campanari will be given in
which the best local talent of the city will
participate.
IRISH HEARTS OF OLD.
The Irish Hearts Of Old company closed
a successful engagement at the fremont
last night and have gone hence to HouS-
ton. from which point they will complete
their tour of the state The matinee yes
terday afternoon was well patronzed, and
another large house greeted the company
last night. Irish Hearts OF Old'' has GER
tainly made hit in Galveston, should they
return at some future time we can assure
them of rousing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
News
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-29
PERSONAL.

Gerald Golk of Topeka, is in the city.
G. II. Landers of ANTHONY, was in the
city yesterday.
T. S. Hodgman, OF Winfield, spent some
| hours in the city yesterday
H. Mall, OF Clearwater. was attending to
some business matters in the city yester-
| day.
Mr.. William Atkinson returned on Sun.
| day from a several months visit to st. Joe
and Kansas City.
Mr.. w. e. Copeland, agent of the Rock
Island at Mcpherson, was spending Sum-
day in the city.
Mr. ]. A. Holfinger returned Sunday
from Washington where he has been at
tending the triennial conclave.
Mr.. c. S. Owen started west on the San
ia Ee last night on business trip in the
interest of the Pennsylvania lines.
Mr.. p. D. Papin, commercial agent OF
the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas rail-
way at Kansas City, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. E. T. jackson, of Middletown, Con-
necticut, of the Citizens Electric Light
company, is in the city looking after bust
ness interests
Messrs George E. Harris and 0. H.
Bentley spent several days last week IN
BelleviIle, Republic county, attending to
legal business
Messrs. E. v. Welch, editor of Mount
Hope Mentor and ID. T. Jewell, hardware
merchant, of Mount Hope. were IN the
city yesterday.
Mr. Henry C. Scott, president OF the
Wichita Gas, Electric Light & Power Co,
returned home to St. Louis yesterday after
several days visit in this city.
al BrownelI, assistant chief of the fire
department, left last evening for Canton,
O., in response to a telegram announcing
the dangerous illness of his father.
Conductor Williams, in charge Of a
Rock Island extra with packing house
products, met with a painful accident
while coupling two sections on Sunday.
Hon. Leonard Rhone and wife and Miss
Kate Alexander, of Pennsylvania, are Wis
iting in the city Mr.. and Mrs. Rhone are
on their way to California to attend the
meeting of the National Grange, which
meets at Sacramento in November.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-29
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

A Republican meeting will be held at
6l9 East Oak street, in the city. Wednes-
day evening, October 30. Judge A. r.
Nuseller and W. X. Payne will be the
speakers of the occasion. Good music
will be rendered and general good time
had. Let the people turn out and see
Democratic insincerity andi deception un-
yelled.
The Republicans will close the campaign
Oy good meeting in this city Monday
night, November 4. The place and. names
of speakers will be announced hereafter.
Republicans are pressing hard on the
enemy, and propose to see to it that nc
Republican shall be deceived by the false
and fictitious issue set up by the despair
ing Democracy.
The Republicans OF the city will hold a
grand open air meeting at the corner OF
Main and First streets, Saturday night,
November 2. Eloquent speakers, whose
names will hereafter be announced, will
address the people. A grand gathering is
anticipated. j. l.. HENLEY,
Chm'n Rep. Central Committee.
JOHN KELLEY, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-29
A Substitute for Alcohol.

DR.. Burroughs reports in London Lancet
the Use of nitro-g lyoerine as a substitute for
alcohol in cases OF emergency. The prepara-
ton used is a one per cent. solution the dose
being one drop. It may be given in water,
when it is almost taSteless, or in emergency a
drop may DO placed upon the tongue. DR..
Burroughs has found it relieved pain and
dyspnGa in neuralgia of the heart (angina
pecteris. a drop on the tongue reused a
man who tainted during dressing of his
wounds. Ananic headache was quickly re-
iieved by 1t. One drop instantly relieved
spasnodic asthma, enabling the patient to
resume work at once.
A patient with typhoid fever became deh.
rious and extremely Frustrated on the twenty
fourth day. His temperature fell: pulse be.
came slow and remttent. He refused brandy.
One-fourth of a drop of nitro-glycerine q per
cent. solution) was given every fifteen min
utes for two hours. The pulse became full
and regular, the delirium subsidized, and in
twenty-four hours the mind was clear In
cases of opium narcosis, and Of urenic coma,
with feeble pulse, great benefit followed its
use. 1t is suggested, also, in any case of ap-
parent sudden death and from drowning.
Nitro-glycerine solution. dropped upon the
tongue, might start the heart again and re-
vive the patient