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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-23
MEETING NOTICE.

TNllE quarterly annual meeting of the
l. Pacific Hardware Co., U'H, will
be held at their Office on WEDNES-
DAY, April 3Oth. at 10 O'Clock Am.
JAS. i. SPENCER,
J,,t tl Secretary
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A MASQUERADE ball for the benefit
Of the Portuguese Ladies' Charitable
Association will be held at the Rifles
Armory on MAY ID.
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WANTED
Real Estate For Sale.

ssu 4 TWO Houses and Lots IN
.s l. Robello Lane, Palama,
R37fxsa6 Convenient to steam and tram
cars Very healthy locality. Lot on
King street, near Hamaaku'S Lane, For
particulars apply to-
JOHN +. BOWLER.
Or Chas T. Quick. 40 }m
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MAY | JAS. Il. Morgan will sell
furniture Of X. |. Lille. A very fine
lot of ferns and hot-house plants will
he offered at the same time.
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THE pile driver is working ON the
terminal wharf of the Oahu Railway
Il Land Company. Mr.. J. Oudcikirk
il contractor for the work.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Am blk Alden Bcsse, Howard, for san
Francisco
Schr llaleakula for Ililo
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LOST

A. GOLD and Kukui Nh, Brca.tpin,
IA between Warehouses; No. 10
store and the White House. $40 u
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DEPARTURES.

NprIT 20
Slmr kaala for Nawiiwili and IIaml-
mauu ut SPIN
Am bk Enoch Talbot ,Rhoadcs. for AIDE
laide, Australia
Schr Kaalokai for Kauai
Tern Alika for Maizena,
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THEo. II. Davies e Go. offer sugar
machinery for sale which may be
inspected at ilamakua Mill, Paauilo,
HnMnii
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NOTICE.

MI S, Il. PIERCE will act for me
WI under full power Of attorney, and
attend To MI business entrusted 10 the
Hawaiian Business Agency during my
absence from this Kingdom
LOUIS Il, VALENTINE.
Honolulu. bnril 10. 1890. h25 lw
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OAHU RAILWAY & LAND COMPANY'S
TIME TABLE:
ARRIVALS.

April %
Am bk G ID Bryant, jacobson, Il day,
from san Francisco
Am bk Forest Queen. Winding. IL days
from San Francisco
Stmr G. II Bishop from circuit Oahu
Simr Kaala from Waianac
April %.
Stmr lwalani from llamakua
;Sclir kaulilua from Kauai
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CECIL Brown, executor, has ordered
JAS. +: Morgan to sell at auction,
Saturday next at III O'clock, the law
books, etc, of the late Judge Preston.
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LOST

4 II Makiki, Peacock. S. reward
~ will he paid to any person re-
turning said bird to
53f1w II. IISIIMAN.
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SALT FOR SALE.

I HAVE received few hundred bags
Of Salt, Of the very rest quality.
each bag weighing 100 pounds, ! will
sell nj very lowest price AT 81 each /;
special reduction by the ton Orders
from other Islands will he promptly
attended to with satisfaction guaram
tccd. Address all orders 10
CHAs. |. HIRAM,
$40 Pm Haimoipo. HOnolalu, Oahu.
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A SALE Il fertilizers will be held
10y jas. +. Morgan, auctionccr, ut the
Pacific Mail wharf tomorrow noon.
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The "sunset pitcher" OF the Star
nine was tunncling the air and bat
tering fences with curved balls, in
Wilder's yard this afternoon-nollv lives
lost
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THE members Of the Mikado Com
pany will meet tonight at o'clock
sharp ut the Club Stables and not at
the Arion Hall rs stated in yester-
DAYS issue.
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Two horses hitched to one of the
Hawaiian Transfer Co.'S drays fell
off Brewers wharf this forenoon,
The dray remained on the wharf,
however, and the horses were saved
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YESTERDAY afternoon n nice look
ing Irish setter dog belonging to
Mrs. Mills ON Berctania street was
run over by u tramcar and one of its
hind legs shattered. Mr.. w. Mon
sarrat, V. s., is doctoring the dog and
has covered the injured limb with
plastcr-of-pars.
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FOR SALE

ElREWOOD for sale ut Hawaiian
Il Commercial SaiosrComs, corner ~
Queen and Nuuanu streets. AIS II
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HALL church (nativc), IIilo, has IL
fine organ, the gift Of Mr.. David Ly-
man OF Chicago, formerly OF lIilo.
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FOR LEASE Or PURCHASE
On Easy Terms.
WANTED

"A A COTTAGE convenient to
GSMfA ~ street cars. Would like
U%H0 quiet place near Hotel, Mo.
derate rent desired Address "C. Co."
BULLETIN ONCE. 500 II
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Mystic team will render the am-
pliiicd third rank mis- evening.
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THE foreign jury will be required
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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THE Catholic Ladies' Benevolent
Society will meet at the Convent, at
9 o'clock tomorrow.
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SECURE tickets in time for the
famous Irish drama Shingawn.
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THE quarterly and annual meeting
of the Pacific Hardware Co. is called
for Wednesday next at 10 o'clock.
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THE BULLETIN WEEKLY SUMMARY
issued April % contains a full des-
cription of KaMehameha School, II
complete report of the y. NJ. 9. AS
last monthly meeting of the year,
and much other local and general
news, editorial and correspondence.
Secure copies for next foreign mail,
as the supply is limited.
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THE regular monthly meeting OF
the Y. W. c. T. L. will bc held to-
morrow, Mt ) p. m.
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DIR. Corrington Bolton, who arrived
on the Alameda, delivered IL lecture
IN San Francisco ON his way here, ON
the musical sandhills OF the desert
OF Sinai. 1t was very interesting
and there are prospects of the doctor,
who is member of the New York
Lyceum Of Sciences, giving Il lecture
in Honolulu some time.
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A MPLIFIED Third Rank (by Mystic
~ Team. TONIGHT, April -,
1880, ut their Castle Hall, King street,
at O'Clock sharp. All qualified are
invited. Per order.
GEO. Z. STRATEMEYER,
536 1t Il. of X. Il =.
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TIE Supreme Court will sit in
banco on Friday.
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r,,e centurv Ciob.

No other club In New York Is at all
like the Century. IL is not swell or
fashionable; 1t is not famous for its cuis-
Inc, its furniture or its entertainments;
but 1t isdelightful by reason of the artis-
tic and literary atmosphere that prevades
The place. Half the excellent pictures
on the walls were painted by members
Of tho club. half the books In the library
were written by members. The rooms
are all large, and most Of them little
dark. Open wood fires make tho place
cosy. The dining room has one great
table. where all who como dino and chat.
The man next you may be a literary
parsonage, o professor from Yale, or all
nrtist with white hair and reputation.
Richard Henry Stoddard comes In and
speaks in voice that no other man dare
use In the club house. At the luncheon
there is brazier at command, and the
members may, If they will, and as they
often do, concoct what dish they choose.
There is no show, no fuss. no array OF
servants. Scores of members are almost
In rebellion at the prospect Of leaving
the old house. Some have threatened in
angry moments to organize new club
and stay. but nothing Of the sort will
happen, and the quiet dignity of the Cen
fury will DO transferred TO the splendors
of an uptown club house.--New York
after
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In front Of butchers shop in ST.
Paul, half pig, nicely prepared and at
appetizing appearance, was hanging on
an iron hook n few days ago. A dog
came running up the street, aud happen
ing to see the little pig, went up to it and
longingly snuifed around it. Hardly had
he put his nose on the pig when he ut.
tered cry of pain and ran howling
away.
A second cur soon appeared and Jared
no better; he ran away bowling as II q
ghost had laid its hand on him. Gradu-
ally ms third and fourth dog had
shared the same fate crowd gathered
and every one looked with distrust 1t the
porker.
One of the owners of the shop. who
wanted to find out the cause Of the trou-
bile, at last went up to the pig. touched
it, and also few back as though taran-
tula had stung him; he had received on
electrical shock. ADMINISTRATION proved
that an electric light wire had come In
contact with the hook on which the meat
hung, and thus the pig was completely
filed with electricity. - Philadelphia
Times.
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rhe Homo of the relsphons.

We remember well number OF lead
ing Brnntford gentlemen being guests OF
Professor Bell at his residence on Tutello
Heights to experiment with very crude
telephone which Graham Bell, then teach
ing visible speech tan invention, by the
way, of Melville Bells in BOSTON,, had
been working at. 1t answered the pur-
pose, of course, but was not nearly as
handy or effective as the present instru-r
ment. II was here, too, that tho first
telephone line was strung from Professor
Bells to tho city. some two miles. 80 that
Brantford may very justly be designated
the birthplace of the telephone. II not
the birthplace of the inventor. who came
from Scotland as a young man with his
father. TWAS the development Of the
telephone system and the prospect Of the
muniiicent returns which followed which
induced Professor Melville Bell, himself
man of wealth and endowed with high
mental and inventive gifts, to leave here,
much to the regret of the people Of
Brantford and, we believe. to his own.---
Brantford Expositor.
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NO. 90


There seems o certain confusion a. 70
the Venetian picture by Turner which
Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt has purchased.
That he has bought it and paid the splen-
did price Of n hundred thousand dollars
for it there is no doubt, but we may re-
ceive with very large grain of salt the
rumor that the millionaire was ambitious
of acquiring Meissonier's eRixe,p which
Is one of the ornaments of Windsor. and
that he actually offered the queen half 8
million dollars for it. The fact that the
rumor came around by way OF Paris Is
sufficient reason for fighting shy Of It.
The art Of talking originated In Paris,
where 1t had already attained colossal
grandeur before the first American Jour
nal had been printed at Boston.
Whichever Of the Grand canal pictures
by Turner Mr.. Vanderbilt has bought he
has got q good one. Turner understood
Venetian color, and had a peculiar pro-
cess Of his own, taken from the carly
Flemish school, and made his own by
the extraordinary manner in which he
applied it-for rendering the exuuisitely
luminous atmospheres of the "Queen Of
the Adriatic.' And he was true--as true
as any mortal can be in the ever vary
ing, evanescent glories of sea and sky.
Ruskin hit it when he said of Turner,
after accusing him of "exaggerating all
he saw" that the foundation OF all he
did was truth, The vivid and warm
colorings of nature he painted with the
deepest reds and yellows; the grays he
attempted to initiate with blues OF too
strong tint; yet the whole was true in
principle, both in general and in particu-
lar.--Cor Boston Journal.
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auoricus," the Fats, o..

Certain years in the life of man have
been, from great antiquity, supposed to
have peculiar Importance, and to be
liable to singular vicissitudes In his
health and fortunes. Where or how this
belief originated is unknown, but it Ia
supposed to have been founded on the
teachings of Pythagoras. Tho well known
notice Of the climacteric year--63--sup
posed to be particularly dangerous to
men of that age, in a letter of Augustus
Caesar, evinces its prevalence among the
Romans Some astrological writers have
called the sixty-third year mans Short
GUS" because Of mythical notion that
it was or is fatal to great men.
The sole cause of its blighting influence
Is supposed to revert to the fact that it Is
multiple Of the Z and 0, both of which
are mystical numbers. 1t Is n remarka.
bic fact that all nations attach particular
Importance to 2 or any multiple Of that
figure. Thus at IA, twice seven, the male
and fannriss tio supposed to have arrived
az puberty; at u, three sevens, ti,- .-.--s.
becomes "of age, wniie many writers,
Aristotle in particular, fix 30, five savens,
as the height Of bodily vigor and 10 as
the year Of maximum mental activity.
at the age of 60, when man Is nine times
seven years of age, the most trivial dis
eases are likely to cause the death OF the
most robust old man, while the ten sew
ems coy have been ascribed as the limit Of
his earthly career.---St. Louis Republic.
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Tough Old Zulu Chiefs.

The old chiefs in South Africa know
nothing about trckking, and on several
occasions became so impatient that they
started off on foot ahead of the wagons
One day they had to walk tlfirty-seven
miles before reaching water and then
had to wait two days on scant rations
before we came up with them. One Of
these men is as years old, but the tough
Old Zulu (lhe Matabele rulers arc of Zulu
origin was mono the worse for the esca-
pade.
On another occasion, in spite of our
warnings, they left us, armed only with
assegais, In tho worst part Of the lion
country. When we followed q few
hours afterward we saw TINT their foot
prints in the sand had been partially OBJ
liberated by the spoor of lion. Fort
unately, however, he had followed them
only for some hundred yards, and then,
probably not being hungry, he wan
dered off toward pool of water.
Such vagaries were to us source Of
constant anxiety, for how Could We face
the king without bringing back his In
dumas? Our own lives would not have
been safe. We should have been claimed
ns impostors or accused Of witchcraft.
However, we managed to divert their
minds and keep them employed at the
wagons by shooting twenty.six gray
monkeys for them. The skinsof this par
ticular species are only worn by royalty
or big chiefs. Cor. London Telegraph.
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saperstItlous railroad men.

Another tragic point on the Houston
and Texas RAILROAD Is Elm creek bridge.
II is IN creek bottom, few miles south
Of Corsicana, where convict employed
in the construction of the road was kill
ed while attempting to escape. The ira
dition Is that the unfortunate man was
crammed ia n ss.rsa - .h.srfeis neau down.
---,as 5urIed IN scandalous haste. The su.
perstitious think they can see his misty
ghost as 1t ilits across the track in front
Of the engine. oininous Of evil Here nc
cident after accident has occurred; many
engineers and flremen have lost their
lives or been crippled for good, and
thousands of dollars worth Of rolling
stock and merchandise has been destroy
ed. The train men have therefore
changed the name Of the place 10 Bad
Medicine. and declare that these calani-
ties viii be perpetual until the convict Is
exhumed and buried horizontally, so as
to destroy his chances to kick at the
road which cost him his life here bslow.
Houston Letter In st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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The game of football was well known
in England prior to 1i75, but itwasnever
regarded with favor by the law, and In
the reign of Edward III (i865) an act was
passed forbidding it. During the reign
Of Richard ii (133S) similar law was
enacted, and again, under the Scotch
kings, James (i424) and James II l1457),
it was "decreeted and ordained that the
football and collie be utterly cryed down
and not to be used" In 1471 James Ill
and in 1891 James ~ passed similar
statutes. James of England also op-
posed 1t in his "Basililron Doron." He
writes: "From this court / debarre all
rough and violent exercise, as the foot
ball, meeter for lameing than making
able the users thereof" And in the
reign of Elizabeth, his predecessor, n
true bill was found against sixteen per-
sons for playing the unlawful game. In
Cromwell's days a youth was indicted
for playing the game. Law
journal.
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streets and sldowalls In Berlin.

The smoothness of the pavements in
Berlin affords Immense relief in dimin-
ishing the confusing noise and jar of the
streets. Waking early In the morning
at hotel in tho center Of the business
section, one perceives no rafting Of
wagons, only the clatter Of the horses
hoofs, so that 1t seems as IL cavalry regi-
nients were continually passing. The
smooth streets have also made cycling
very popular. and tricycies are extern
sively used for business purposes. The
broad sidewalks are laid with tagging
In the center, and between that and the
curbstone are paved with small, mosaic
like stones that form smooth surface,
and are easily removed and replaced.
Beneath this space are laid the gas pipes,
telegraph and electric light wires, pneu-
matte tubes, etc., SO that in laying or re-
pairing these the street pavement isnot
disturbed. The wires Of the arc lights,
as well as Of the incandescent, all are
carried underground, and in Berlin
there are not to be seen the unsightly
poles that so disfigure the streets In
Mexican cities.--Cor. Mexican Financier.
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pfe,smerle rnflusnsa. h r;,.ins..;.

sit is surprising the amount OF mes
meric influence some men possess re-
marked an expert bookkeeper. ssSome
time ago in New York l had to go over
the books of firm that had dissolved to
straighten out matters. When started
the balance sheet showed $25, 900 in favor
of partner No. /. Well, for days and
days we worked on the books. 1t was
the most tiresome work ever under
took. Partner No. was a remarkable
man, persuasive and affable in demeanor.
Sometimes lie would come in to 90 over
some of the figures with me. These are
not right he would say. l knew they
were and would say so. Then he would
start to argue with me, and felt myself
giving way. Finally would have to
leave the room. In the hall | would
walk up and down, saying to myself,
You're fool. You know your figures
are right When he had departed I
would recover and be able to 60 on. But
all the while felt the mans subtle In
fluence. | struggled against It. DO
your duty kept saying to myself.
FINALLY, when reached the result, 1
turned pale. Partner No. was short
S150,00O. He came in. .WellY he said.
There is the result, answered. He
locked at it and never WINGED. You are
sure the figures are right? YES, l said.
l struggled desperately and this time he
was not able TO conquer me. 'Weil,' he
said, If those figures are correct, the
money will be paid
"And he did pay it, every cent, al
though il took all he had. You would be
astonished to know who that man was.
l attribute his marvellous success to
his magnetic personality. Every one
with whom he comes In contact
feels it. He associates with many
men in great undertakings, but he al
ways gets the kernels while they get the
shells, and, moreover, everything Is done
as per contract. Year by year watch
this mans career with added surprise
and always congratulate myself that
was able to withstand him. He is the
only man / ever met who could for the
time being make mo doubt my mathe-
NAUTICAL accuracy. n-Detroit Tribune.
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The commercial Value Or = nala mead,

1t Is no doubt very much to the ad-
vantage of a young practitioner to ex-
hibit . .'moderu antique appearance.
and nothing contributes so greatly to
this end as head which IL innocent Of
hair. There is real commercial value
in bald head, and this value 10 by no
means confined to the medical profession.
Whatever advantages. however, il mny
confer on n business young man. to .
medical man fair estimate under favor
able circumstances would be, at tile
lowest, Ave hundred year. Medical
Press and Circular.
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One would say that Shakespeare, at
least, must be the one exceptional prophet
to be honored in his own country. but,
widely spread as we know his fame to
be, at least one Englishman had no very
clear idea OF its cause.
Some years ago, while passing through
Stratford- Avon, Mr.. Toole, the En-
glish comedian. saw a rustic sitting on a
fence.
"That Is Shakespeare's house, isn't it?r
he asked, pointing TO the building.
Yes"
Ever been there?"
"No."
Brought up hereT
"Yes."
ibid he write anything?s
"Qh yes. he writ"
"What was it?v
well" said the rustic, II think he
writfor the Bible. Youths Companion.
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Nowadays Germany might wen b
called "the smokers home" Every Gef-
man has his pipe and can smoke when
ever he will, and within certain limits
wherever he will. There are no restric-
tons against the usc OF tobacco, and
ones desires in that direction are only
circumscribed in particular places such
as churches, lecture rooms, opera houses.
etc. But at one time In certain parts Of
Germany man dare not walk on the
street or highway with pipe in his
mouth without special permission 90 70
do, for which permission he paid q year
~ stipend. - Buffalo Commercial.
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yyhat pii tl,e Man yyant9

A man went into q pancake restaurant
on Griswold street and said TO the waiter
girl:
Bring me an order OF hot cakes. one
at time, and hurry up"
The girl brought plate of hot cakes,
and nj he ate them had another one
ready, This she did six or eight times,
each relay being dispatched with relish.
~ the last me threw down his knife and
fork.
'sLook here, /" he Numbered In deep
bass, "bring me something to eat. I
don't want to swallow batter and syrup
all day. Anybodyd' think was stuck
on pancakes. "--D Detroit Erse Pvsss.
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WORDS ON THE SAND.

Twas evrfiag, at the twilight hour
wandered on the pcbbly strand,
With one who DOR my heart had power
He wrote q PROMISE on the sand.
He wrote It first, and then no said It,
Dear one. from thee I'll never strayf''
but ns with fluttering heart read IL
A billow washed the words away
sudden trcnor shook my frame.
Spite of the boundless faith cherished,
Il was prophetic-for there came
A day when his devotion perished
And now wander ainlessly.
Alone upon the strand,
And wonder why mans voHs should DO
Like sweet words written on the sand.
New York Weekly
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KISSES.
"a d Romeo ard Jullet.l
Dr.. PlERcE'S PELLETS

Purely Vegetable and Perfectly Harms
Cheapest, Easiest to Take. One Tiny,
Sugar coated Pellet a Dose. Curca
sick Headaehe, Bilious Headache,
saclxs, and all arrangements Of the Stomach
and Bowels. rs cents vial. By druggists.