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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-02
WANTED APARTMENTS

.xAA FURNISHED. for small
sA IL family-foreign with
G1sssSs3 plain board. A separate Cot.
tage with the usual conveniences would
be preferred, and near line of street
cars. State inclusive terms TO MAUI"
BULLETIN Office. 394 2w
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The band will not play at Emma
Iuaro this afternoon.
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IT is said that Joseph Aiu, John
Mana and NJ. Palau were the three
dissenting jurors in the Wilcox case.
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ARRIVALS.

Nov .
Stn. Likelike from Maui
Stmt u Makee from kau Il
star Waial'IIle II IN Kauai
Stmr kinau from Hawaii and Maui
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CHESS.

The following are the moves in the
Chess correspondence games between
Honolulu and Kilauea, Kauai,to date.
GAME No. l.
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PuEsER Bcckley reports nice rain
Lg the Humakua coast,
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TUST received Celebrated Foochow
- Teas, direct from China; n splen,
did assortment of nnc Tcas. The la.
waiion Mixture, in v IL packages; The
Rose Brand Tea, IN ~ u packages, de-
liEhtfully fragrant. Extra SuperGne
Black Tea, ~ II boxes in bulk First
Crop lS5e.lS9O Congou, Ia 10 70 boxes,
q packages to a pound; 10 be had only
of Gonaalves & Co, Honolulu ahe II
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ELEVEN passengers lett on the "
{. Hall yesterday for the Volcano.
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THE steamer Pele took the pile
driver to Maalaea Bay to be used in
repairing the landing at that place.
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EATHgR Dhmien's Photos, J. j,
l. Williams has for nsle by special
permission at his studio Fort street,
photographs of the late Father Dimicn
taken shortly before Ills death. Also,
5eries Of scientific photos Vt interest to
the medical faculty. 3Sj u
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Painting Lessons

MIR. BARNFIELD will give ins'iu'.
wi ton in Painting and Drawing 1t
his studio, Spreckels' Block, on Tue.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays after.
noon, commencing October Goth. The
course includes Freehand and Mocha.
nical Drawing, Perspective, Etc. Draw.
ing and Shading from the object.
Monochrome Painting and Painting
from Nature, Still Life, Etc, In oil aud
watercolors Letters may be addressed
TO Z. o. Box No. 46B. 1895 ivy
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" II VI Z ~ VI -
SCOTCH Gannhit.

White has the move.
Game No. ! was commenced by Ho-
nOlulu on September 9th, 1889.
Game No. was commenced by XII
lauca on September 10th, 1889.
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THE annual meeting of the Hawai-
ian Rifle Association will be held this
evening ut the Hotel at Z 80.
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Equitable already
liberal dealings with its policy holders and for its
legitimate claims against it, and this policy
reputation for enterprise and ogvnesI Ia dealing with t sue
O
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The Hawaiian Mission Children's
society meets this evening at the re.
sidencc of Mr.. C. NJ. Cooke.
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DIR. nj. Il. GROSSMAN,
DENTIST,

Will return on the Australia due Nov.
ember 10th and resume practice at his
former office, 80 Hotel street. 1888 I'd
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THERE will be union service Mt
XaumaEapili Church Sunday even
ing at Z 80 o'clock.
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BALLOON ascension ut 8 o'clock
lie Park.
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ses- For fnlI particulars cqll On
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IOLAN NJ.

KAMEIiAMEHA JR.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
THIS is All Souls Day.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
THIS is All Souls Day
S-s-s
BALLOON ascension ut 8 o'clock u
lie Park,
- --~s---s----------
The band will not play at Emma
Iuaro this afternoon.
PURsER Bockley reports nice rain
tg the Humakua coast
ELEVEN passengers lett on the "
e. Hall yesterday for the Volcano.
----.-zs-.--
THERE will be union service Mt
KaumaEapili Church Sunday even
ing at Z 80 o'clock,
------~-%--
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
society meets this evening at the re.
sidencc of Mr.. C. NJ. Cooke.
THE annual meeting of the Hawai-
ian Rifle Association will be held this
evening ut the Hotel at 7 80
THE steamer Pele took the pile
driver to Maalaea Bay to be used in
repairing the landing at that place,
--s->-.--
IT is said that Joseph Aiu, John
Mana and NJ. Palau were the three
dissenting jurors in the Wilcox case
-.-e-
EDITORIAL and other matter is de-
ierred in order TO make room for stuff
crowded out from day to day for {
week past.
TENDERS for the construction oil u
road at Holualoa, North kona, Ha
waii, are called for in our BY Author
ity column.
The Portuguese paper o Luso Ha
waiiano came out in mourning to
day out of respect to the memory o
the King Of Portugal.
---.-o---~-
THE annual meeting of the Wal
kapu Sugar Company will be held OF
Monday at IL II. m, ut the Office o
G. w. Macfarlane & Co.
A WATER main burst on Robell,
land yesterday and was repaired i'm
mediately on notice being given t,
the Water Works office.
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An Industrial Lesson.

Comfortable homes, charming and health
full surroundings, free libraries. balls and
schools cost something. But they make bet
ter workers. better work aud larger profits
When Mr. Cyrus Elder. then manager of the
Cambria Iron Works. was asked how the
company could afford 10 sell homes 90 de-
,ir2ble At rates so easy and low, he answered
The men who own their homes stay with
10 and become valuable partners ip great
enterprise" SO the terrible disaster which
swept away hundreds Of such homes aod
crippled the great works, hardly interrupted
for fortnight the production Of that com
psny. Were it possible to sweep away in an
instant, as by a flood equally terrible. all the
material property Of the Cheney Mills, OF
the W iIiimantic Thread Works, or the Taft
vile Works, the personal relations between
true captains of industry and q great army OF
workers would yet remain the most valuable
part Of the entire property. and would re
store and re establish mills aud homes. pro-
duc;ion and profit with the least possible de-
lay. II money 10 lost in providing healthy
and desirable cottages for workers at $50 Oh
$50 a year it Is only money put to seed
shich returns many fold.
do unto others as you would that they
should do unto yon" is the end Of strife, the
final word Of all labor controversy. Wher
labor doe. its part and capital its part, eaci
fully ungrudgingly and with sincere endeavoI
20 do the best he car, the reward comes ir
magn hcent profits. delightful homes, brigh
ard wiling faces and healthy, intelligen
children to swell the industrial family here
after. The employer who makes the life OF
labor most com fortable and desirable gets thu
hest workers ard the largest results. Wher
the industry of the nation has learned these
lessons no corporation will have place fol
a manager who cannot rightly answer The
question. "Am | my brothers keeper
Ner York Tribune.
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-wms are yoa sung % DOR
-KBi.avr 20 grim DE- bottom b b our
sally, orr ~ hnpe.s
-Thea Ne are indeed lot No one could
pas through such walls of ffre. sach boiling
biiioss Of smoke and lime
sYe3 Il II our one chance for life. Were il
not for you, darling. would laugh 1t sise
hazxrd, now my very soul Is tortured.
~Lookr and she pointed to the nadiy
haping fans, the great waves of black.
curling smoke, the roaring he'd almost ar
their fse&
TO hesitate is TO invite the most fearful Of
destha We might - veil perish togesher
fighting ~ life a. to await its coming here
be answered sNothing else 10 eft US LIT
- hope brayeiy and love viii carry Us TIL
umphantly through
-Ay, love born Of earth only to be made
eternal in Heaven" she nurinurei as she sub
uaifted 10 being placed upon tbs toboggan and
covered with his coat and znow hastily gath
cred for the purpose-
Finding himself behind her and shielding
his face much IS possible, he started upon
their desperate eourse, started on race with
fate against him From every side the fire
Was drawn TO them; in the vacuum created
by the sled red tongues started and spitefaiiy
hiSed and struck at them as monstrous
pents being robbed Of their prey. The st5p-
page Of . single instant would be fatal. The
slightest obstruction give them over 10 doom,
- into flaming jaws Of volcano; single
error In Steering find Its penalty in such liv
ing cremation as turns the soul faint even In
the contemplation.
But once the girl lifted her face from the
thick covering; then half blinded and with
her delicate skin scorched she coneealed it
again Curiosity had been more than salts
fed, anxiety about her lover terribly an
swered Yet she had been blissfuiiy reward
ed. The momentarily exposed lips had been
thrilled with kiss-a first kiss-and she felt
that for here and hereafter their souls were
united.
On like an arrow sped the toboggan. Over
slight obstae les it leaped as living. fear
driven thing. But closer and deuser AID
more terribly grand and dangerous closed the
walls of fame, swirling up from the ground,
roaring down from above, pouring upon
them deadly rain Of cracking Goals, tossing
before them kissing brands-a mad, flemish,
devouring element against which the power
OF man was futile lac web Of spider to
bind a whirlwind-
Charles Masters was beyond oil guidance
OF the tobosgan. III leafed and ran now OF
its own will His sight was lost in the glare,
his lungs were filing with the smoke, his
scorched hands were losing their power.
Against this terrible antagonist he could
battle no longer, and with his head sunk
upon the form Of the girl he painfully
whispered:
Darling, are you still livingF
ayes, and youf'
| II have done all can. May heaven bless
| you"
"You are DYING"
"I-I-fear so. Ny blood seems boiling
my flesh roasting my heart shriveling NJ
| and
| In the next breath the toboggan was speed
| ing swift as light over the ice Of the lake anC
through the hell Of danger they had passed u
| the heaven Of safety. Mnemosyne in New
| York Mercury.
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That cool refreshing drinks in warm
weather are delicious is undeniabie. That
rinking ice water in copious draughts when
= person is overheated is injurious, not to
say dangerous. is also undeniable. But thai
the free drinking of water in some form in
hot weather must be avoided is deniable,
and is one of the greatest popular errors ex-
tant When person is perspiring freely
from every pore, vast amount of water is
drawn from the body, which must be re-
supplied or great injury is being done the
ply steal health, and the foundation Of
some of the worst forms of kidney disease is
being slowly, but surely laid. Why. some
one will exclaim, that is just what causes
kidney troubles, drinking water freely which
contains so much lime. Wrong aga,n' So
long as the water drank is freely carried
through the system, and conve rted in its
passage to the naturally acid reaction Of thu
urine and perspiration, no danger can occur
by deposits Of urea or lime in the kidneys
and bladder. because they remain perfectly
in solution, and are carried ont of the body
inste ad OF remaining in ii. Literally, they
are washed out of the body by the copious
draughts of water THAT most perfect Of all
known sOlulents,) same rs series of pipes
are flushed with water to clean them A
clean body is never diseased.
DO not drink ice cold water, but pure cool
water; a little lemon juice will improve the
effectiveness. Plain soda water with little
acid is also excellent. II from drinking too
much ice water you have stomach cramps,
or are "water-logged,' rs it is called or are
attacked with Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint. DiarrhTa, or Dysentary, do not
resort to alcoholic stimulating drinks, which
irritate rather than soothe and allay the in
fAmmation which has caused the trouble ;but
adopt the practice of taking daily just before
retiring, during July and August, one tea
spoonful of Johnson: Anodyne Liniment in
. little sweetened water, which will prevent
all such attacks and i'll effects from ice
water. In fact, a little pamphlet sent free
tie anyone, by /. s. johnson & Co. Boston,
Mass, contains vast amount Of Information
about treating those Summer troubles.
augG &wlw
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MARKET REPORTS.


hKW FORK. Aug b.
FLOUR Receipts. to.oes packages; exports. go
barrels. sales. los Repeat quotations Including
CITY mill rxtra, u 90iai 90. patent, ~ goa
% Is. supertne, " 35atJ 90. extra No =,
81 t0as3 10, winter wheat 10. grade, " 65as3 Is;
Mlnnesota extra, ~ t5af5 IS. southern flour
duh KYr lour dub
wnsAr-keceipts. 81. %. exports. 400, safes
5000. weaker; No. spring nominal. i;
No 3red, 81, NJ. -ed s6i elevator 90iao0; fob
s7iassi delivered, No. | red, aomnal. elayDt No ]
white nominal, Aiattl
krE--hrm
BARLEv nominal
CoaS- Reo"ipts ~ 100. exp,rts. '7sYsi sales, is4
COO weaker, steamer, .,ta4it. No. q, t4a4,
'torr and elevator. .ia4il Delivered,
OATS Receipts. rs 20, exports. 100, sales, Dnr
900, weak, No ,. ~ do white r.iasa No 2 al .zs;
do white, 35a35, No. 1. 20; do white. So;
Mixed Western. i5Ia19; white do. 'aaioi.
CorFEE--fair. Rio fair, s.
suGAe-Raw dull, rrlned steady; demand -
lower crushed 6ia7, extra crushed. 7in-i, white
extra crushed. 7ia'i, cut loaf. ", graduated, 81
PETROLEUM hrm, quiet, Ion
PORK steady.
bEks~-tluIrt.
LARp- weaker western tte am, 81 f0if6 fli :
closing ~ 10, city steam, o. ~, renned fair .
continent - 6oa7 %; s. A. u 10
burrEE-quiet easy. western dairy 10a
i2l; do creamery. l2ai7
CHKKsK--- hrm Freights to Liverpool
firm.
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STATE NEWS


Kesfs Hsu.
Prof Sssosg u Asi.kiss Of . 1900 in the
basement Of Dsasss Hall ~ bbo0eofy -
Mn Ds. Charles Resell has moved = Mid
dlesosn, Conn., where she will make her
home during the fev yesss that her sons viii
he q the college G. Y Allen viii
soon iesve for Brooklyn. n Y. He 10 70
take . profsssofship in Plast's School Of
Technoioey. HE depastneat 10 70 be
Chemistry and Ply sislosy Potatoes are be-
Ing injured BY the rust
.sorf6 Gsydis<r.
Mise jennie Briery is visiting friends in
Postissd,-Mrs. J. 8. Wright from East
Boston. 10 visiting her sister. Mrs n. E..
Tabsy W ork has been commenced on the
grounds for the nsv pulp mili.--Chssies
McFsfland snd Fred Nutt<r have bought on:
e. Y. Bro~n's stage line.--The only son Of
Horace Lawrence died very suddeniy lsstFfi-
lay night With Inflammation Of the bowels
Rev. Mr.. Adams and family are on vsca-
ton In Msssscbgsetts.-S. W. Tltas, AMI
Mrs r. J. Robinson and daughter from
Ninos. we're 10 visit their brother, Charles
Titus. Tuesday
North Wayne.
Mrs. Henry White and daughter Of Brain
tree, Mas are Visiting 81 her fsther's. ID.
Laihro,.--C. Roy. wife and daughter Of
Oakland, have been visiting friends 10 this
place the past week Calvin Wing and
daughter have been stopping NJ W. NJ. Tsy
ior's the pas, week Potatoes are rusting
badly and commencing to rot. sad farmers
are undecided whether To dig them now OF
let them remain In the grouad. but quite d
number are disging.-Haying still holds on
on account Of the bal weather, and farmers
will have short time to rest before harvest
ing --Rev. Mr.. Soo< Baptist preached al
the NJ Y church Angus, 4ih.
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These sre three participles of Englis,, grammar.
They also the three successive coadu ans under.
gone every day. ever, other day, every
third day. by the unhappy wretch who il needless
enough 10 allow fever aud asue to fss,ep its clutch
upon him. Nou.cd Of it-nose. Hostctter's Stom-
seh httrrs will and does preserve those who use II
from every type of malaria. diaeasc. whether inter
mittcnt or bi ious rsmi,teut Fer nearly thirty inv
years II has been prsfrs sionaliy Recognized spec
tne for and preventive Of these ienaeiou. nialadrs
nnt only own soil. but In tropical and e,,ua
tostsl hands where the seourge IL prevalent at all
seasons and In Its worst forms. Biliuusuess dys
p~psia rhcumatism, kidney complaint. nervousness
and debility. are also ailments 10 the complete re-
mossl of which the Bitters long since demonstrated
II adequacy.
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Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect July
1st, 1850.

Until. further notice trains leave Augusta us fol
lows:
GOING wESr-6O A. NJ. for Lewiston, Rock
land, Portland and Boston. $40 A. NJ. for Hallow III
and Gardiner; 10 % accommodation anL 10 10 ex
press for lewiston FaTmington. kockland, Portland
aud Boston; 200 J.. NJ. for lIallow. and Gardiner
3.l2 I. NJ, for brunswick, Bath, Rocklnnd Portland
AID Boston, ~ 81 (Fbing Yankee go 4. NJ. for
linllowell and Gardiner; 100 r. NJ (night Pullman
for Lewiston, Portland and Boston. and for bath
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 2io A. N. might exprr.s) for
Skowhegan, Bangor, Bar IIarbor, 1T. Stephen ST.
John and Aroor ook County: LII A. NJ. for Water
Vile, skowhcgan, LIS for Watervillc, Bangor, liar
ilarbor Moosehrad Lake and 81. John, IOp T. N
Express for wateryie, bangor and liar Harbor
355 J.. N for Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter, Bangor
81. stephen, 81. John and Aroostook County, 30
4. NJ. for Wateryille.
The Night Pullman Trains run cach way every
night, Sundays included, but not to skowhcgan on
yond Bangor, except to Bar IIarbor, on Sunday
mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta Mt 7ib A. NJ, io9 aud 4.&5 =. NJ; Hnllowe
nj Wv A. NJ, l.20 ami 502 =. N.
FREIGHT TRAIN. for Po' Iinnd, 736 A. NJ. nr-
irving AT Y IL T. NJ; or Wntstville and Vanoeboro
1872 4. NJ, and at 40 =. NJ. due from boston,
ias2 and rs +. NJ, due from Vanc, boro aud
Wateryillc, 7.2O a. NJ and Il o. T.. w.
Through tickets to California and all points South
aud West may be had Of u. II. walker, ticket ngc Mt
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes and
checking all baggage free of expense.
stops only al IiallowclI, Gardiner, brunswick
and Westbrook junction
PAlsON TUCKER, ti.nI Manager
y. T.. BOOTliBY, Gcn'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't
Portland. June 70.
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a Csrtainty.

Steele Little Bile Pills are without Al
equal for stimulating the liver to healthy
action, and creating proper secretion OF bic
thus removing from the systeT the s7rros 81
malaria. curing oostiration. injiR,s ,u7
and inducing a healthy circulation vt ..t
blood, without Which no enc ca ebj
health. Thew are small. bat o.iec ~ e..
from nsuscat'ng prorensules ana Aiy.us
pans. ard do not interfere 1t ;hr'r ~. 18th
tn ordinary routine OF dAill lie. &. y
sugar coated To be hsd in sug"..s ~ J.
Mixer and G. y. Murphy 4 Co.. so- IS :.
bottle.
juue2euSwl,
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Ladies who would faint il accused Of pilfer.
ing do not hesitate to rob their neigh
bors OF cooks and nursea Ladies who
would be MORALLY offended II charged
with meanness or envy covet the good ser
wants that their friends enjoy, and adopt no
end ct tricks and mean ways 70 secure them
for themselves Everything IL fair in love
and war and in housekeeping b the motto Of
many dame who pa4es for Q model IL d.
pertinent and the best a wives md moeh91
Jewish Nemenger.
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The best Sllse in tho world for Cuts
Prlisas. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevel
Sores, letter, mapped Hands, Chilblains
Corrs, srd all Skin Erap.ians, ard pcsilivel,
cures Piles OF no pay required. It is guar
an;ee; to zirc perfect sstisfsctin,'. or none.
refandaG- Price 2S aents nar boz. For sal
Nv = v -i-~ sag2h4ir~,-
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II vas an ordinary scrap Of wrsp,a.s ".
per, but II saved her life, She was - the
last staecs of consumption. told b.. pAvs..
cians that she was incurabie and could live
only short time; she weighec less than
seventy pounds. On = piece of wrapping
paper abe read DR.. Kings New Discovery
and got sample bottle; il helped her, she
bought large bottle. il helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast, con.
unued ito use, and is now strong. healthy
rosy. plump. weighing lao pounds. For full
Ter particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles Of this
wonderful Discovery Free At j. NJ. Mixers
Drugstore. jan7d&w &chwky
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une20d&wly

6vIvf's SPEcIYIc cured me OF malignant Blood
Poison after had been treated In vain with old
socalled remedies Of Mercury and Potash. e. 8. 8.
not only cured the Blood Poison, bat relieved the
minerals. GEO. 10y LII, 24as ID Avenne. ". Y.
scrofala developed "a my misunderstanding and
Jumps on her neck. We gave her SwIYr's SPIcTyFc
md the result was wonderful and the cure prompt
8. A. DEARMOED, Cleveland, Tenn.
2wTYr's SPECIFIC IL entirely . vegetable remedy,
and II the only medicine which permanently cures
serofula, Blood Humors, Cancer and Contagious
1lood Poison Send for books on Blood md Sktn
prsznses mailed free.
Tn SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, A,lanta, G..
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

hereby give public notice that have this day
given my son. Bert Farnham, the remainder OF hf-
time during minority. shall hereafter claim meme
Of his earnings, nor pay any bills Of his contract
ing. OF. FARNUAM
Belgrade Mills, Jul q 1859. jnly2Nllaw3t'
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- nown~s - ~ glgsp anas anR2 =
love for use Buf-xsnl GREW days vae
surely nunhersd; naifher Il = - ~ esu~
age 10 dsappoint him, 70 facs him with IL
truth
So se were playing the farce on 70 in end
Yet wa through It always jue On ~
verge Of loving Ruie Grey; there uNs sfmas
treaty believed she would coue to love me-.
when made even an hooass effort in boeh
directions, only 10 have The hard thing
pressed harder upon me BY her calm indif-
ference So il grew . harder thing every
day, though surely never ths thnd 81 Pssers
bells rang down 70 M. tn morning. So
there VAS never q day could have been gid
Paul Grey was dead To-Day ! vas glad; !
could aot help il: could nos help looking ~
with q smile, even - I hard The fooesesps
drawing near.
-Nr Roshorer
"Yes7
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This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thous-
ands upon thousands of dollar, are spent an
nualiv by our people in the hope that they
may attain this boon. And yet it may be
had by all We guarantee that Electric
Ri,ers, if used according to directions and
the use persisted in, will bring YOU Good
Digestion ant Dust the demon Dyspepsia and
install instead Eipepsy. We recommend
Electr;' Pit ers for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases of Liver, Jmach and Kidneys. Sold
a. 5Uc. aud = VI per bottle by J. NJ. Mixer,
Druggist jan7d&wchwky
That distortion Of the stomach which many
pei pc feel aftpr eating, may be due to i'm
proper mastci:i3. of the food; but, in most
asses. / iirici,ss a weakness of the digestive
oryars the bas, 'emedy for which is one of
Ayers l'ills TO he taken after dinner.
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