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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-07

SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING
HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB
Kame1ameha DaV
asAe
Tuesday, June II, 80.
Races to Commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
Omoinl Programmed

ShNS 1s1ASM' n "AAV uosh'
Free for all.
2nd HIS MMEsTY's CUP, $500 added.
RUNNING RACE. mile dash.
Hawaiian bred horses, owned by
members of the Jockey Club. Cup
to become the property OF the one
winning 1t twice. Winner last year
"Wonder."
3rd KINGS PLATE, S75.
TROTTING and PACING. Mile
heats; best in 3 to harness. Ha-
waiian bred horses.
9th GOVERNOR DomINIs' CUP, S75 added.
RUNNING RACE. n mile dash.
Hawaiian bred horses.
5th HAWAIIAN HOTEL STABLES PURSE
Of S10o and Cup added:
RUNNING RACE. n mile heats
best 2 in 3. Hawaiian bred horses,
Cup to become the property of the
winner two consecutive years. Win.
ner last year, Waterford Colt.
9Th FUTURlTY STAKES.
RUNNING RACE. Sweepstakes
OF $25. "a mile dash. For Hawaiian
bred 2 year olds. 10 entries filled
ana closed 1888. lst horse, $500;
2nd horse, $3.50; Bird horse, saves
9TH WAIMANALo PLATE, $50 added.
TROTTING RACE. Three minute
class. Mile heats; best Q in 3. For
all horses that have never beaten 3
minutes. Plate to become the pro.
perty OF the one winning it twice.
9th RoslTA CHALLENGE CUP, Sloo added.
RUNNING RACE. 1 mile dash.
Free for all, winner to beat ASK
To be run for annually.
9Th WATERFORD CUP, S1o0 added.
RUNNING RACE. II mile dash.
Hawaiian bred horses.
10th KAPIoLANI PARK PLATE, S125.
TROTTING and PACING. Free
for all. Mile heats; best 8 in 5. All
horses with record of 2:40 or better
to be Handicapped.
i1th KAMEHAMEHA PLATE, $3.50.
T RUNNING RACE. ~ mile dash.
Free for all.
18th POST MATCH, $40.
TROTTING and PACING. Mile
heats; best 2 in 3. For all horses
not having record of $40 or
better. To be driven by mem bers
of the Hawaiian Jockey Club to
road cart.
9th OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co. CUP.
NOVELTY RACE. Running mile
dash. 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarter, 1876
each; 4th quarter, $50 and Cup.
Hawaiian bred horses.
14th PONY RACE, SITS.
RUNNING. mile dash. For all
ponies IA hands and under. Ha-
waiian bred.
1lss" All entries to close at 10 O'Clock
noon, on Wednesday, June 5, 1889, al
the office of the Secretary, and all en-.
trance fees to be 10 per cent unless other
wise specified. All races to be run or
trotted under the rules of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club. Rules regarding entries
and starting are suspended in races
against time.
Bas" All horses will be expected to
start If not drawn by p. m.. June
10, 1889.
ADMISSION. n........... ...50 cents
To Grand Stand, extra. so cts g. 81
Carriages inside of course. ...$2 so
Quarter Stretch Badge ...$5 90
@. D. BERGER,
apr-1S-s9 Secretary, ii. j. G..
rrrcm r~Crrvy-~
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STORE TO LET
TO LET.
TO LET

san a A HOUSE, with large and
ASA$A IA 2 small rooms with kit
3 chen and bathroom attached,
on Alakea street, opposite DR.. Nc
Waynes. Apply to John Cook, on pre-
misses, or at this office. 219 II
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9th WATERFORD CUP, S1O0 added.
RUNNING RACE. IL mile dash.
Hawaiian bred horses.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-07
10th KAPIoLANI PARK PLATE, s125.

TROTTING and PACING. Free
for all. Mile heats; best 8 in 5. All
horses with record of 2:4O or better
to be Handicapped.
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7th WAIMANALo PLATE, $50 added.

RUNNING RACE. 1 mile dash.
Free for all, winner to beat :451s.
To be run for annually.
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18th OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co. CUP.
18th PONY RACE, S75.

RUNNING. l mile dash. For all
ponies IA hands and under. Ha-
waiian bred.
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8O-Office at j. e. Brown & Co., Mer-
chant street. p. o Box No. 400. Bell
Telephone No. 172-Mutual Telephone
No. $50. 262 1m.6s 4ts
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
Gn &i9mpemtooag.

Den @ioSas, iOm nplis blsp sipet |
Baris til Gre for $1,000 Orbfsrere,
Senatorer, 9eputerebe Os bsie gmbebs.
manb, er bel ben ftsrfte @ibbas, iom
bar funoet Steo | gerben. ut beIpiIe
for gtsempel $1,000 sOlbater paa en-
Sang, er ct sanife aluurlist Stptte Or
beibe, % bog er Suloatsrfofen aanIe
entel. Men buab ifal mon Iise ON en-
$4,000 Niboas, buOr Der Ifal ierperss
fine Supper, Stese, Dessert os fOfbare
8tne?
Wdn maatte naturlisois sisre Sors
bereoelier lang Tio | 5orpeien. st en-
felt 5irma, Sotel & gbabot, paatoa fla
at ifdfe Glt tilueie os f~Orsitaa bet Sele.
NiObasen bOlbtss i Snouhripalaoiet.
Bag bette blep | 2sbet al en- utte 8aaes
lib bp9set ct ubpre Risffen. & to
Gage os to Rntter bulbt 95 Rptfe %
100 Reobjalpsre ct forierbelist Stpr
meo at laue iitauo al Waoen.
De ifulbe baue farbis s,7OO aiter
Suppe, $50 2iter Saucs, 5000 Rilu.
gram 5if, 1900 ailOsrum Saarefisb,
600 Wnoer % 1900 @ias.
Der bar 1000 Dppartere o. 40
Nunofienfe. GntaQst af 9a[lerfeuer
par $4,000, os bible, ON be bapoe urret
tablet pppaa binanosn, naast en- Ssioe
at 5000 Job. Der bar Is. 900 Slater
8sooin os 1890 SLATER andre 8iue,
oer,blanbt 1000 SLATER Champagne.
I'll Wopcnnaiieiauceu blep bruat 1000
sGs. TIMBER felipe Wibbasen bIep baat
10000 GranRbrsb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
SorocuS Smoretnina.
Ct Seut8 | en- B%anbitaaL

s "9rc5ers fdoasosiids 3sitidrift'
berettes ON ct interesiant Experiment
for at bsuiie Sorbsns Ombreinins. Nar
filler en- for @lasifaol, naiten fulb a
Bano, paa gulost / ct Sarelie / neberh,
Gage, bpur inssn 2uftbeoasslis ele,
andre Rpftelier (for Grempsl peo forbi,
fisrenoe 8osne) fan finoe Steb. 81
8nnbet / Sfaalen fulbfommen roliat, fac
itrsr man fra en- tpno liben Gap ct tpnoi
Gag Woisfrs paa SperHaben, men el
Stptfe fra Ranoen runbt ON Sfaalen.
Or Iaa bette 5rslas ombpsselis itrset
uooper, uoenat 8anoet er fat / 8epes
9elie, iaa ftrsr man peS Sialp af ct
idmmenfOlbst aort en- Strss meo imaats
tnut 9r9ful miot ooer 5rslaset, og
iasser iaa en- eqsr anben @ienitano paa
aanten al Staalen | Rstnins Of Stres
gen for at man fan is, ON ben forte
Stres FILTER Sitting.
GQereoe efter nosle Timers gOrlsb
fan mar iosttase, at StreSsu tsOaser
fig fra Ssire til geniire, ulbsiss Ium
8iieren paa ct lissence 2ommeabr, o.
altib | iamme &etnins, bet oil fse mob.
fat Soroens Ombreinins. SO narmere
gOlsn, beito burtissre Hptter ben fig.
Slasitaaten breier fig nemlis meo SOr.
ben, men Banoet eerimoo bliuer, iislas
bets Gone til at forbliue rolist. | iammt
Stilius % oofumenierer iaaleees SOr.
bens 9reinins ON I'm Gge peb bet be,
beIfrepne Experiment.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
gronsenS AIoer.

Spsrssmaalet ON, buor % naar
BrouJs fsrit bieu fremfilst % Tom |
Brug. bar aIerebe tefjeftiset mango
5orffere. Ran Deb, OF &Cb5sr er meset
uobrsot pao Sorbeu; men paa ben ans
ben Sibe er bet osiaa en- 8~jenbssjers
ming, at Tin, 8ror5sns anbsn Bsfianbs
bel, er in~bIfrenfet tit nreset faa os lanst
ira binanoen Iissenbe Steoer, (gorns
wlq, @r53ebirse os Malatta ; fsrit pau
ct uiit Erin al giuiliiutiOnen fan bet
uare fOmmsn | 8rus. 9eraf bar man
littet, at Brugea al rent aobber er
saaet forub for Brusen Of 8ror5e, os
iOm Ststte for bsnne Gnifuelie benpit
til foraieQise 5unb af gjenitauos, Der
sr lauet at rent aobber. Rsn bet er
fart, at for bette Spsrssmaal fun faas
oanne Sunb, buis Sprinbelie os Nlber
fan ausiues mtb n~osenlnnbe Sifferbeo,
fan bore afsisrenbe. Saaoanne Eli:
fRloe er imiblertib iietbne, os Der fupts
ter fig berfOr en- ieresen Suteresie til
unoerisselien at iaaoanue @isnftanbe,
Der er o~roentlis bsftemte meb Senipu
iii lib os OpriHoelie. gn iaaban
5unossjenitanb bar en- liben Sisur fra
Eeqo / WeiOpotamien, Der for Tiben
beinber fig / Ruieet | 2oupre. Den
maa bore omtrent 5000 War sammel
Os bsitaar ifslse 8ertbslots unberisselie
af rent &obber.
Den bersmte gbemifer bar nu oaiaa
Slort en- anoen Spcuselie. San fom poo
ben 1anfe at unberisse summelaspptiife
Retalfar, buis Iloer er bsfienbt, nsb
Senipn til beres Communicating, os
ben bersmte sgspptolos Wuspers or
befalebe bam til en- iaaban nuberisselis
bet Scepter, Tom baube tilbsrt ROns
Bspi (BbiopS) | af bet vi 9pnati
(ca. %3500-4000 fsr gbriitus). 9stte
Scepter %opbeuares | 8ritiib Ruiaum
2onbon % beitaar af en- lioen bul Nes
talcplinoer al A TONNES 2ensbe, Der
rtmelispis ensans bar feitet til en- Roms
m~anboftap. Ben er bsb9tfet meo !Sieros
glpDber (espptiffe Bosftaotesn), ps
89pptoloserue er enise meb Senipn til
oenS Nlber. Nen NON Dor paiaa al
ben Renins, at ben befob at 8ror5e,
= en- anfuelie, Tom eitsr 8ertbelots
unberisselie er uristis. geo ben frantic
Seiant Bobbinstons SubHpoelis lptfes
bes bet bam at faa en- Brsue af Netals
let, Tom blep taset fra Gplinberens
Snbre. Den peiebe 24.s Miuisrau, sa
analpien uiie, at ben bsftOb al rent
8obber uben nOsen 7ilietnins af Elm
eller 3iut; berimOb fOreiaHbtss ct ubs'
fpoelt9f Spor al Blp.
8obber funoe man paa BIN 9ib ub.
pinbe fra 9ruberne / Sinai. 9isI.
@ruber bar paret benpttet al sG8pptern.
lise iioen bet treble 8pnaiti. Dmeno.
fisnt @Sppterne nnesst tiolist bar ON,
penot 8ronSs til fine 8ar. fan ben bog
enonu eiter 8~srtbelots Slutnins itf.
babe oaret fienbt paa Bepi Is 9lb.
9enne 3ib faloer omtreut iammen met
9iben for SiSureu fra Cello; bet Ier
iaalebes ub iii, at 8russr Of 8ror5e
lite saar lensere END $500 aarbun.
breber tilbaSe. 1iolisere bsrifebe Rob.
beret | ben samle Ssrben, iaalebes iom
gmeritu, buor 8sarbsibelien af Me,
taller fumes at babe 9iennemsaaet en-
lisnenSe uopiflins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

Sassu, or let f~orflarlis. Oct or nems


Zig Or. Somion, 8aris' Bso6el, en-
Wduo pan ct ballot suuorsoe Gar, msb
en- bsi 5isur, psnliss Trat os ct suos
mooist emil. De ire andre er bans
Ssu Os buus Rebbirlpsre. 8u IONS
mer Der en- Riarrs fisrenoe ino | 6dars
ben. Scr fommsr be suoelis" ubbrp,
Der 8uiQOtin meb ipulis TilfrsbsIils
lslie. 8aa aiarren lisssr Der ire Sats
ter, us ! bOer al bisie bsinoer Der fs ct
uf SOipitulsbefprslisu Fianiet Sig.
Ssolsu os bans Reobi1lpere bemasti.
ger fig ct Of benz, befafter bet iii Breis
tst os filler bets Suueb siennem aabs
ninssn. Derpaa trpttsr ban paa Sjeren,
Gren faloer neb os ~ufbusser SOuebet,
Der ruler neb paa Jorben. @uiIOtin
uotsoer ct @labesraab, os 9ilIfusrne
siuer oeres Sifulo tilfIenbe. 9sr ans
titles ct anbet 5Oriss msb bet anbst
Sig, os &siultatet er liseiaa sunftist.
8eo bet treble 5Oriss blep 9isets 90.
peo bog lite fiilt belt fra aroppen, men
MATTE flares of meb Rnipeu. Bette
nbstb, iOm man life tilifreo Rafiuen,
tiaasoe man bog life nosen 8etponins,
Os Il Setrastnins af 5Olfets utaalmO.
oisteo" anoroneoe mo nosle 9ass
~ieuere. ben 25Os Gpril, at ben lem 9pu
Os Woroer iii 9sben bsmte Rifolai
8suetier, Fuloe benrettes meo ben nps
Waitins, ba bette bar en- pasienbs Sci.
lisbeo til at %unitile ct Soriss meb en-
2euenoe. Sfjsnt bette 5oriss liselebss
fulot soot no, nuloe Worbinitrumentei
bo3 pua en- martelis Naabe fomme til
uieilbar Sulbtom menbeb.
9Een bapbe. Tom iust, pso bet treble
Sig life sanlfe sjort fin Sfploisbeb
men fun tilbels ifilt Sopsbet fra &rOp,
pen. Wan baobe mebbelt &onaen on
bisie 5uriss | Bicetres @aarb os lise
feoes cmtalt ben treble ubeloise @piiooe
Susen iuteresierebe 2ubpis ben Ger
' tenoe, Der, Tom befienct, bar en- COB See
, fainter os iiar en- bpstis Smeb. Sal
fob fig berfor af fin 9iulase, Or. @uil
lotin, fOrtlare WuItiuens Snoretnins 0,
Wefauisme. Sor at sisre fin Sor
D tlarin9 ret a~ufuelis, tos @ui0otin e.
Blpant os isste at aftesne Waifinen
8onsen b~etrasteoe 9ssninsen meb flo
Opmarfiombeo os insbe, ioet ban peseb
pua 5iguren: "Ser lisser Seilen
gren tai lite babe en- runo, men en- tire
tdutet 5orm os ifal bore ltran iom e.
Saus, iaa pil Wefanismen albris funn
1aa fell" 9erpaa tos ban 8lpante,
% foranbrebe 9esninsen. San baub
oirfelis trufst bet rette, os @uilotine,
" blsp f%Oranoret efter bans G~nsiuelie.
Ni Waaneber ieuere falbt ben ulpffe
lise aonses Scuec for ben Ore. til bui
: 5or5ebrins ban ielu baube siuet 9ss
:. ninsen.
Oct blep ~forbebolbt "Reuolutionstri
" bunal.t" at itiae @uiIotmens 5ortril
bet rette Cps. Den arbsibsbe me
itsrite &eselmesisbeb os SulbfOmmen
:. beo, % | 2sbet at fem Maaneoer aiIfa
!, ben | Baris alene lille minbre eno 2,7OV
> Sopeoer uoen at iuiste en- eneite Sang
. GnoEu lanst ftBrre bar Gntaret Of b
y Dire, Der falbt | bet surise 5ranfris 70
Suiaotinen, Tom bar ubbrebt | Sunore
Der at @~remplarer. 5srit Shakespeare
5alo % Raoielsberreosmmets Slutnin
in~bifranteoe Suilotinens frpstelis
8irfiombeb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
4pertisiem +.

&x e NMWNTs en- x Eyesst5n9s, s ssf PslfSSs FYma r%Ss% seas% sE 1Isa
&X g. E%a rmpeep with ntsnRs prH@ OUTFIT We pdrxA@I at ~G1awnN
Es& III ~ VI VIZ aGen Brown BROS, sur@rymea Chicago. III bMLseJ
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
West Minnesota Seminary,
MOnteVideo.

StcIe for 8aItsr os Bigger. Str 49rers.
RBSlersoe Barslier for Bigger frit. Son
50 ussu. S~tOlepeuse IS Sermiusn; TO gur
betult | Sorifuo scholarship $50. Som.
ben De ~olmiuosltse 5os undertakes osfau /
uorff Sprog, Siitorie % 9iteratur. SQrtio
guIeonns for eIore 8eriouer at lore en-
seIi. SuseH iarlise 5Ortuubifaber fraoes
tur at uptuses. Ssittermiucn bespnote lobe
September, men gIeper optases HautioH.
bslf.
R9rmere Gplnsntnaer meboeleS boa Bs.
ejTrin9. 8aft elbei Anocriun,
1.16.4 nolf GRrer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

eineltaarnet bar fra 15be Rai til
2Ooe Gusuit baut en- Suotest Of ialt
3,345, 1854 5rancs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

Zen bshae Sih til at bespnSe psb
DEBORAH Suititute &c ben 2Sbe Dftoter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

Den burtiss aatnoe poftIiute -g,Ribut,S' TrsH
n'elsn Sbtedsc, NiIPautst. ct. gaul % Dlinusa'
psIis.
sranefe continental butte rrtrcu Chicago. Ssun'
ell Sluhs. Omaha 90 SttasbaOsGpllsH
Den tore 1atinnaIs Ruts mtatm sBieasO. Ran,
i0s 0ttp Os 81. SOispb, go.
Tsiie Sernbans uaar al. uistts, St.Su I
SntHSts. @sssSnfH, yttHHsiOta. SODa, RtsiOurt %
DGi0ta.
De. or suNsr -gVups'. opIpsuiusr ON casTas,'
% Srdstslarter ETC., nil bebas, at bsrUsuos ia ill mar.
msiit StattOHssas,ut for @bieoso, NiImomfes
& At. Vaui Railtpag ,ar til RUtIteHiombslf Rail.
rooosSqtnt I Bereeu.
z. MILLER, A. Y. q. CARPENTER
SsnsTaI YeGuGsaL @eRI gais. b lidu Gs,ni
~ DIN Underwriting uusaaenS. 9auS o. Tomas. su
dts al ebteaso. giIpautst & 81. g.uI S%srubau,,
R0mpaHi. bsbasr man at hsuutnst Rs til 8. y. Sau.
goa. sanotOmmtsIoRsr. DRiInauttl GiA.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26

At Hartford. big. fierce rat. which
had been caught in wire trap. was
thrown into "A barrel, and then cat
was dropped in. Instead Of killing
the rat the cat lay down and went TO
sleep. and the rat curlcd up By her
side and slept too.
At Winsted u thundcrbolt struck a
hollow tree in George W. l.aton's pas.
,urc. and killed forty seven black
snakes, whose home was IN the cavity.
The biggest snake WAS six feet aud
eleven inches long. and the smallest
two feet and four n.chcs Another
bolt fell in the yard oI Hosea Green
in the same town. and Killed eight
chickens. which We're liu,l,lictl lnscth.
er. The nccks and legs oi tir ch,ck.
ens were broken.
\ pigeon was seen flying through
Water street ia this city. II hong cord
dangling from its leg Then the cord
was caught about II telegraph wire
near the roof Of tall building. and
the bird hung head downward over
the street. Letter Carrier Case scaled
the building aud released the pigeon.
Two Danbury SISTERS fired u charge
of bird shot ut II iiawk who was carry.
ing oil chicken. and killed the chick
cn. Tie hawk got away. Norwich
Comm Special.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26
An Electric Clock.

\ great deal Of interest has been
created in France by the novel form
and operation Of an electric clock, re-
Gently introduced. tho peculiarly in
the construction Of which consists in
the presence of two kinds of batteries,
one wet zinc.iron element and the
other u dry zinc.iron element The
former consists of an iron bottle five
and one-half inches high by lhrco and
one-half diameter, Which forms one
clectrode; the other electrode is zine
rod passing through an India rubber
stopper into the center of tho bottle,
this being filled with caus.ic potash
and oxido OF mercury. There is no
diaphragm. and tho zinc is gradually
consumed. while tho oxide of mercury
is reduced; tho o. M. I. is i.3 volts, and
tho internal resistance only g Of ai
ohm. These clocks receive nn impulse
forty times minute. aud exhibit no
weakening Of tho power either in the
dry or tho wet cell. An easy calcula.
ton will show tho interesting fact that
tho total number Of electrical impulses
exceeds 2l,OC0. 00o per aunum-cer-
tainly most severe duty for any ba..
tcry.-New York Telegram.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26
Tho ru,ur. An.v,lsaa ,:n,:,lrs.

Queen Victoria. III he: apecch 1T tho
opening Of parliament, eaid: y have
consented to talo part in u conference
with Germany und America. ut Ber-
lin. upon the San,oan question" Hero
is o curious example oi tho complete
surrender which las been made 10
this country Of tho word America. II
is now applied by the people Of ether
nations only TO tho g.c,. Union OF
American states. 10 6oan American,
therefore. ono must DO Il citizen of tho
most powerful! republic that ever ex.
listed. No ono thinks Of calling resi-.
dent OF Canstla or Mexico un Ameri.
can. Tho people Of the United States,
by their achievements, havo made
themselves stand ior tic entire con.
tincnt. Perhaps this is un unconscious
admission on tho part OF tho rest u
tho world fl.Gt it is the manifest dies.
tiny Of this country u rulo I'll tho ter
ritory, from the polo to tho is,hmus
and from occ..a u ocean. Chicago
Amcrica
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26

A singular story is told Of Chief Jus.
ticc Holt, a celebrated English jurisl
of the last century.
When lad he was wild and fond
Of adventure. and on one occasion he
found himself without money at a
country inn. While in doubt how to
pay his bill. he noticed child lying
sick in the room.
Learning that il had the ague. and
that the doctors could not cure il, hC
wrote some words at random on q
piece of parchment, aud told the mo
thcr TO tic il round the child's wrist,
and thus cure the ague.
The woman obcycd, and the delight.
ed parents asked Holt TO accept his
board in payment for his medical ser
vices.
Years after, when Holt had become
lord chief justice. woman was tried
before him for witchcraft.
Part Of the evidence against her
was the possession Of the very amulet
which the judge many years previous
ly had himself prepared as a Joke.
The woman turned out 10 DC Holt's
hostess. and the judge told her from
the bench how she had been deceived.
For years she had used the charm
with immense success. New York
journal.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26


James N. Wood. OF Livermore Gen.
tire. has IN his possession the veritable
''leg irons" ". rn by John Brown dur
ing his imprisonment previous TO DO.
ing hanged ut Harper's Ferry.
II. Atwood, Jr. Company !. First
Maine Volunteers). was at the Jail
shortly after John Browns death.
The officers Ia charge Of the buildings
vouched for the identity Of the irons
at the time. and Mr.. Atwood was
thoroughly satisfied with the proof.
He also formed the acquaintance Of
the old negro and his wife who had
the care Of the cell where Brown was
confined.
On the day Of the execution the old
man. being afraid that he should for
get which pair Of irons il was, tore q
strip from the quilt Of John Browns
cot and tied il to the keys Of the
sl,acklcs. but tho old ncgress. his wife,
said: Law! | didn't forgit muffin. for
il was de only pair OF irons in dc
whole Jail where de key turn dc
wrong way" 1T was q left handed
key.)
Cntying tho dirty strip of calico
from the key, Mr.. Atwood went TO
Browns cell and found the torn place
in the quilt. the figure Of the cloth
matching perfectly.
Mr.. Atwood tried TO buy the shackles
from the authorities. but they good
naturedly told him they Had no
right TO SELL" then he made this pro
position: IF those irons should dis
appear and new pair be found hang.
ing in their place would there be any
investigation" They answered him.
Probably not"
He then paid $S for new pair and
made the transfer OH hisow response.
bility.
The shacklcs were sent home. For
a few years previous To tho death Of
ii. Atwood, Jr.. the sliacklcs were on
exhibition in the museum connection
with the Boothbay custom house.
Mr.. Atwood, after returning from
his services in the war, entered the
Free Will Baptist ministry. He was
u brother to James n. Atwood, who
has now these shackles in his posses.
sion. The present proprietor prizes
them very highly, and says they are
not for sale. being almost the only
souvenir hc has OF his departed bro
ther. Auburn Gazette.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26
Tan:irr u. u wia,sr Resort.

Tangier is rapidly taking its place
among tho winter health resorts. This
year there LGs been u great a:riva! o!
English vis::o:s. Gnd hear ,.:at tho
climate is truly delightful. Those
who caro- for outdoor sports can get as
much wild boar shooting and pig
sticking US they desire, and some
camping out parties have been organ-
lied by Sir William Green. the Brit
ish minister, 10 carry OH the sport.
Tho American consul and his wife
giyo weekly dances f~r,.!c amusement
of tho fair sex. IId gl:!!ough wheels
aro unknown IL Morocco. People man-
ago to get about in surpriaing lnan.
ncr. london Life.
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26
THE OLD oAKEN BUCKET.

with what anguish Of mind rancnlbrr my chiid
Recalled lu the light Of knowledge Sinc,. gained.
The malarious farm. tho wet. fungus grown wild
wood.
Tho chllls then contracted which sfscc have 10
fnainrd:
Tho scum covered duck pond. the pigSiy close
The ditch whcro thu sour smelling hoIi~, drain
agc fell:
The damp. shadcd dwelling. tho foul barnyari
nigh L.
rut wurse than all clsc was that terrible wcli.
And the old oakcn bucket the uIUlJ crusicd
btckut
Tho ul,sSs covensi bucket that hung n tho well
Just think of lt Moss on the v,=Sscl that lifted
Thc water drank IN the days callssl To mind
Ere knsw what professors AMI scientists gifted
In thc water ~ wells 10y analysts iiai
Thc roiting wUsl 1lsr. the Oxi,e " iron.
The al;sr the fr,s " unusual Sizc.
Ths water Impure thr vcgss Of Byron.
Arc thv things ! rrineiubcr with tears In my
eys~
And to ts,li tho sad truth. tho,iG;h shutidF 10
think of Il,
cotsi'lsr,si that water uncommonly clear
And often at nuou when went thcr' to driuk of IL
i.njuy,Vi Il ~ much ~ now enjoy Esr
How arirBt ~.iziSi. with Ianis that wcr' s;rimy
Aud quick to III. nni covered bottom IL fell
Iucu Vfhtuk Win uitFsstsN anu UTILITIES. uuu
simy
With matter organic II rus.' from the well
Oh had hut rraiiz,Sl In time 10 avoid thrm.'
Tho dangers that lurked In that IH-stilcnt
draught
I'd have tested for organic germs and destroyed
them
With t,p,aSlc pcrinanganatc Gro had IliafIcsl.
Or pcrchance I'd iIayv boiled II. and aficrwari
strained Il
Through filters Of charcoal and gravel cum
blncd:
Or. after distilling. CONDENSED and r,.gainrd t
In potable form. with its tilth left behind
How httlc knew Of the drall typhoid fever
Which iurkel In tho water vrutur.d To drink
But sincv I've bscoin- u dryolssl believer
In tcsArhins;s of sci,.nco shulL.r TO think.
And now. fur r.mov,Sl ff,in tho SCENES I'm do
scribing.
The story for warrn 'ihcrs tciL
As mcmOry rrverts ~ my youthful iinblbing,
And .ag at thv thought of that horrible wcll
And tho old oakcn bucket. tho fungus grown
bucket,
In fact, tiIv siop bucket thai hung In tho well
-(hrisfInn A.lvof.-tn
Democratic messenger., 1889-10-26

AKnicecrLocler. proud OF his Dutch
descent. strobe l":o tho surrognte's
oil!ce in New ior.. iasee tho s.: :smature
Of his illusirious ggautlma 10 the will
by which sh1 LgYU-.lAud the rlG. cs.
tatc that ho has Inherited. The Iocu.
nient was foGmd. Ia:gdln l7GS, written
by u scribe WHO ial also signed her
name. under which YVES Il circle like
tho letter o, bearing tho lcgcnd. "lIer
mark" The knickerbocaers stride
was less majestic as ho hastily turned
his back OIL this flaw III the family es-
Uitcheon. Detroit FREQ Press.