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The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

remedy, were among the least of those he has
aided. For time he took no directly active
share in unlocking the secrets of the germ
growth in the human body. Later, when
animated, perhaps, by the example of his
German counterpart. Koch, Pasteur bent his
energies to this new sphere of his old work,
his success, .ow historic, was even more
striking. We need not do more than refer
to the remarkable series of experiments
which may eliminate in establishing tri-
umphantly the preventive and curative
power of modified inoculation over such
intrnctable scouragcs AS anthrax and rabies.
Professor Tyndall did well to acquaint his
hearers with some of the details of these
researches. He was also particularly happy
in closing with statistical summary of the
results obtained by inoculaton in rabies,
mortality from this disease, thanks to the
Pasteur method, fell in 1887 from the high
average of 70 to that Of 3 per cent. Such re-
suits, he maintained, assert with n logical
force winch cannot be resisted the reason and
jnstice OF performing, even though it imply
vivisection, such experiments as are needtul
for attainment.-L0ndon Lancet.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Illustrated Drawing.

The Rey gentleman in introducing his
lecture last Tuesday hight, stated that the
art OF drawing, ii better understood. would
have higher place in our public schools,
and claimed that its elementary principles.
At least should tind place at the beginning
ofevery system of public instruction.
To the question, How should we Introduce
Drawing into our schools, when the teachers
have already quite as much as they can attend
to?" the reply WAS; alternate ii witt, the writ
ing lessons, ms experience fully proves that
better penmanship will be attnnrd thereby,
while the druwing, aud the knowledge to be
gnined thereby, will be a positive gain with
oaf Any attendant loss.
Drawing WIS shown to be gain to the
Mechanic by enabling him 10 inister his bus.
ness. ~ many mechanic possesses natural
powers superior. 70 the man who plans his
worx and mighl become the nla.xsr instead
sf the serv2st.
The IerfMrsr stated that q knowledge Of the
SFri.aipIss ~ free hnud aad ,nrchanicr.l draw.
IN. wasti b n-~fii n every mechanic and
sas ~ scQ~irsd by any man Of ordinary
seeeesey = brwiils IL. iIs also give rules
~ lssls fssuss snd varieties, after which
~ - ssss,h hsnicsi drawing bv in.crib.
ie s1Ghs iIeps aesires Of equal sides. in .
- ~ ~ je-sribs.I An .'lip.-s. lancet
r. NJ = Aake archie. from circles,
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Professor TyndaIl OH the
Germ Theory.

If lucid and full exposition is sufficient for
instruction, the address lately delivered in
the Ulster hall, Belfast. by Professor Tvn-
dali, must have left his audience with a
fairly clear idea of the part played by living
organisms in disease and putrcfacton. The
facts connected with this notable discovery of
moderD time were niarshaled by the speaker
with great skill. and in n. descriptive manner
which could hardly fail ta interest the most
casual hearer. The close connection between
Listers experiments aud the conspicuous
trininphs OF recent surgery were briefly bnt
clearly explained. The important part
played by the genius Of Koci, in disclosing
the germ origon of tabercle, splenc fever and
cholera was discussed at som. length. An
illustrative confirmation Of the experiments
with tubercle was afforded by qu,ting the
observations by Cornct, which 20 to prove
that the infective media OF phthisis consist of
germs liberated in the dust of dried sputum.
but harmless while imprisoned by it in a
moist condition. The climax Of interest il
reaches. however, in those passages of the
address which described the life and work of
the prime investigator of germ action--Pas.
'e"' A"He'' i"c 'ech"I OF the steps by
which the most laborious and careful obsery-
er proceeded from general recognition of
the principles governing the growth oflisins
organisms to II clear understanding Of their
.peciic Influence forms in Itself II chapter as
romantic as il is real in the his.ry Of modern
science. Remarkable tl,ongI, 1t is, howrvcr,
Pr''frs>or ryndal has no difficulty in show
ing that il is excellent alike in interest and in
Importance by tile narrative of thosc practical
Distinctions and explanation a,i application
"f which have conferred on Pastenr'- work
its hi''~t characteristic feature aud il chief
glory. Growers Of silk, who Icsrnci frpm
h''n ihs germ origin Of pel,rine, wine. .pr,slue-
evs and brewers. ~ wh.nn he tusxit the
eau 'es Of morbid fermentation and is rasy
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
The First Sicn

Perhaps you arc run down, ctn'tcat, cant
sleep, can't think, can't do unything to your
You should heed the warning. you are taking
the first stepinto Nervous Prostratios. You
need Nerve Tonic and in Electric Biiters
you will find the exact remedy for restoring
your n.rvous SYSTEM tn its normal, healthy
condition. Surprising results follow the use
OF this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative.
Your appetite returns, good digestion, Is
restorol, md the Liver and kidneys resume
h.nlthy action Try a b'ttle- I'ricc5oc ut
J. ". AicMrssAY's Drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
The following appeared in the Mufdoon

The following appeared in the Mufdoon
last week:
In a country church the curate had to give
out two notices, the first of which was about
laptisms and the latter had to do with new
hymn book. Owing to an accident he invert-
ed the order, and gave out as follows: 81 am
requested to give notice that the new hymn
books will he used for the first time in this
church on Sunday next, and am also re-
quested to call the attention to the delay
which often takes place in bringing children
to be baptised: they should lie brought on the
earliest day possible. This is particularly
pressed on mothers who have young babies.'
And for the information of those who have
none," added the Rector, in gentle, kindly
tones, and who being deaf, had not heard
what had previously been said; ''for. the
information of those who have none, l may
state that il wished they can he obtnined on
application in the vestry Immediately after
service to-day. Limp ones, shilling each;
with stiff backs, . shillings.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
The New Disc0yery.

You have heard your friends and neghhors
talking about it. You may yourself be one
Of the many who know from personal cxper.
ience jm.t how good thing it is. Ifyou hare
ever tried il, you are one OF its stannch
friends, because the wonderful thing about 1t
New Discovery ever after holds place in
the honse; II you have never used it and
should be afflicted with cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure n bot
tic at once aud give 1t fair trial II is
guaranteed every time, or money refunded
Trial Bottles Free ut I. N. McMURRAY's
Drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

A Maine priest, in whose parish are a
number of French Canadians. relates that
one day u man came to him to arrange for
his approaching marriage, aud the priest who
did not recognize him. asked him his name.
"My-glory-by night" replied he, will, every
appearance nf good faith. He did not speak
English very fuently and the priest supposed
lie must have misunderstood. Your name,
said, he repeated. "What is your name?"
"My. .ylory-by might" the man said again.
"Y.u can't have such name us that" the
priest said; Somebody has translated it
wrongly for you. What is it in French?"
"Mugloire Benoit," the man answered. 1t
was easy to see how the extraordinary comb.
nation with which the man announced him.
self had been come Mt.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Liver Comprehensive

The chief symptoms NJ Mis- di~ssss srs
depression of ,,irits. foul coated tongue, hao
tasting mouth. dissxrs~shIe lsvssh. dry ski~.
with bl",eb-, aud ~rspti"ns. s,silev rra-
J,i-ction Hnd yellow rye~, sir~d, aehisS
.l,-uld-r-. dali pssa In right eide, fsiuss--s.
di ssins.. aud irregular b.sels. This enm. .
plant In al II it, Ers,- can h~ reHsiiiy csr~sl
by taking Dr. Gann. iarr"v-d Liver Pills
n. direri,,i, awd a lingering .,,~ii NJ alex ss>s
viii ofs~r b~ ~ari-d Of by their as.. Bsid
vt S. cents = boS by I. ". NcMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Notice.

Dc!t, March 2Ith 1890.
The following described stock in the Ex-
tension "f the Ironstone Ditch cnnpany will
be sold Mt public sale on the 26tl day Of
April, A. d. 1890, at the front door of the
Court house in Delta. at2 o'clock p. ", to
pay assessments for 1889, and costs Of adver.
tising.
LYMAN Hubbard 1 share No. 5s. W. j.
Hall shares No. 80, 60, 10, n and 1906.
Mark Powers shares No. II. -, 50 and 81.
James Peterson 2 shares No. III. Mos,yn
Bro. shares No. l2l.
Attest S. Wilson
j. c. Brown President.
Sery
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
A SURE Cur. for Pi,.s.

Itching Pile. sre known by moisture like
psr'Pirs'ien, causing i.sssse itching ~hes
warm. This form ~ veil - Blind, Bl~ssi,ne
aud protrud ns. yield st oscs ,o Dr. Bo.an.
kos Pile Remedy, which sets directly on the
parts sdrcte'i. absorb. timnrs. aiiays itching
and effects ornament cure. Soc. Drugxiss
Or NJ ,l; treu'i,s frre. DR.. Bs.anko, f,Sss.
o. Sold bv !. n. McMumwAY,
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Notice.
Annual Ditch Meeting.

The annual ditch meeting of the stock
holders of the Garnet Ditch Company will
be held ut the office of the County Clerk in
the town of Delta, Thursday, May 1st, 1890,
at 2 o'clock ?. NJ, to elect eight directors
and transact such other business as nny
properly come before them, a,.d wake an
assessment to meet the expenses for the
ensueng year.
W. STEPHENS.
0. r. STANnISH.
+. HODGDON.
Delta Colo, March 25th, 1890.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
w lISDI
President.

"Twas ont in the gloaming, way mp in
Wyoming, maiden sat combing her golden
hair; when heated witt, roaming, all painting
and ioaming, there came up and squeezed
her, great grizzly bear 1t did not alright
her, the bear did not bit. her; she lay hack
and mnrmer-d. still tighter my dcar! This
broke up old hruin. lie left of his wooin',
sneaked back for the mountaius aud hid for
~ venr-Er
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

concluding by giving u drawing of, 'Two are
company. three n crowd" which brought
down the house.
The splendid music, rendered by Prot's.
Jackson and Swart WINS highly appreciated,
as was clearly showa. The old saying that
"siusic hath charms" is surely true in the
playing Of the above named gentlemen.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Bucklcn . Arpica saiye.

The Beat Salvs is the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheun,. Fever
sosss, Ts'ssr. Chapped Hands. ChilbisiSs.
Corns, and all Ska Eruptisns. and poi.
lively eurr~ Piles. or no pay requirsA. Il 10
guarsnteed to give sasisfaction, or money
refunded. Psies IS cents per boz. For Sale
ByI. ", McM"rray.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Fruit Land For Sale.

60 tn so acres of the Garnet Fruit Farm for
Sale good deep sandy loan, on northern slope,
best for fruit of all kinds, have more land
than want, water right with Land Bargain
for Fruit growers Il miles east Of Delta.
G. B. McGRANAHAS.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
praKr,.ssa.

tiis very important In 'hi. age Of vast ms.
'erisl progress that re,ae'iy i'e pleasing to
the iHsts and to the sys. easily saksa, sce-p,-
able to tile stomach and healthy In iss nsisr.
and elects. Possessing these qualities. syrup
Of Fig is the oae perfect Laxative sad most
gentle diuresic known.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

Wear Informed by II gentleman who was
in Grand Junction during the storm few
weeks ago, that the wind blew down the 20
inch wall of the new city hall ut that place.
As we have not seen anything in regard to it
in the papers of that town, we give this infor.
nation for their benefit. No charge
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
An Address for Water Storage.

The Colorado Water Storage and Irrigation
Organization met at Wheat Ridge school.
house on Wednesday, April 9th. AS on other
occasions, water storage and irrigation was
the subject under discussion. +. johnson
read an essay on 'The Constitutional Aspect
of our Irrigation Laws" An interesting
discussion followed. in which Harvey Stewart,
Jonas Wananuker, David Brothers, B. +.
Wadsworth, j. S. Stanger, j. /. Boyer, and
others toek part. The following address and
resolution were adopted, after which the
association adjourned to meet OH Wednesday,
April 23, ut 1880 p. M.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

Frequently accidents occur in the house
hold which cnnse burns, cuts, srrans' and
bruises; for use IN such cases Dr. j. II. No.
Leans Volcanic Oil LinimeDt has for mnny
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Money to Loan

on easy terms. Privilege of redemption before
maturity.
Rosr. H. HoyYxAs. Ag t.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Fine Rcsidence Lot. for Sale.

A Block Of Six Lots on $. Z. cor. Blk No.
q opposite Court House Park. for sale at II
bargain. finest Building site in the town apply
10
G. B. McGEASAHN or NcGKANAHAS &
BUTLER.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

J. W. Bouldin has lifted mp II bath
house in connection with his barier
shop Cali and see bin; next door to
COnklim Iiros.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

You can he cheerful and happy only VIXEN
W" are well. lfyou feel out of sorts, t" take
DR.. J. II. Mclean. SnrsnparjlJa.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

fyoa suffer iron, any affection cau.<d BY
impure blo'1i. such As scrofsIs, salt rhsvn,.
sos~s, l"ils. Pimples, tetteS. rinyworns, sake
DIR. J. ". McI.-nn's sar,apariiia.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
For Rent.

Ranch on Surface Creek Mesa-4O acres
alfalfa. 60 under cultivation. plenty of wnter.
Will give good layout tn right man.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

F"s weak back. chest pains, use II DR.. j.
II. McLr.n's Won'Ierfai Healing Plaster
tporousJ
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

To alisy i'n'ns, sutpins iuhamusa;ion, heal
fonl s"res ani ulcers, III. most prompt anil
satisfactory result. are ob.ainrl Wy using
that old reliable remedy, DIR. }. II. Mcl.<an's
volcanic Oh Linim ct.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

You cannot scromp.ish any work or bu.I.
nrss u"'r.. you feel we'll. Ify.a feel u.si
nP-iiFvd ont--4Ake Dr.. McI~a"'s sarssparil.
10. Il will give y"a heal,h, strength aai
vitality.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

Tint s'ur.trinpervd, cross, dyrprpsIc indi.
vidual, should take DR.. ,. II. MsLeas's
snrsnparilln! twill make hin FEEL - veil
aud ''e,riy NJ the hsaIthis-t ofus. lie needs
bracing up, vitalizns, tl,at Is aii.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
SDrins Fever.

At this seaso of the year the most vigorous
and hearty people often havea feeling of
wrarincs. tired and worn oui, without amb:-
tion t" do anything, and many break out in
pirnples and bo!s. What yon require is -
mild tonic medicine that will act gently on
the liver and blood, and for this. nothing
equals DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pill .
They give an activity to the liver, purify tic
blood and by their mild tonic acbon. new
vitality and strength to the entire system
Sold at 2J cents n l'ox by I. NJ. McMuIEAY.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

II you suiier prlckins pans on moving tie
eyes, or cannot bear bright light. and find
your sight weak and failing, you should
promptly use DR.. J. II. McLcan's Strengthen.
ing Eye Snlve. 25 cents n box.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

When you ars c"nstil'sted, have headache.
or loss Of appetite. take DR.. J. II. N.J1ssn's
Liver and Kidney Pillesr; they are pleasant
To take and viii cure You.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
A Care Eur I.il..

Itching Piles are known By moisture like
Psr'piraiion, causing int-sss issa,nx when
warm. This fors,. - we'll ~ Blibd, BLEED.
ing and lrosrudlng, yield NJ sncs 10 Dr. b.
sanko's Pile R~inr,iy. which acss dirscsiy on
we parts ahrctSl, ahssrbs twmsss, sllays
itching and effects rermasest eare. ~.
Druggists or mail: srssties free. Ds. Rssoa.
no. f'qus. o. aold BY I. Y. MsMarrsy
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22

WIN buy County and Town Bonds and War
rants. Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign ES-
change. VIII pay interes, on time deposits. and
give prompt and careful attention to Collections.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-22
Bath ll0,f4.

Delta Colo, March 25,h, 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16
|. 0. o. F.

Memorial Day Services Observed In
this City.
The combined lodges of the INDIE
pendent Order of Odd Fellows with
the degree of Rebekah, a number Of
visiting brethren and ladies assem-
bled at the Hall Of Harmony Lodge
on Sunday afternoon to commem-
crate their departed brethren, espe-
cially those who had been taken
from them during the past year.
Brother w. 0. Smith occupied the
chair, and presided over the meeting
in most acceptable manner. The
services opened with the singing of
memorial ode. composed by
Brother Alex. Macintosh, after
which prayer was offered up by
Brother the Rev Alex. Macintosh
acting as chaplain.
The chairman after a very able
and pleasing introduction announced
the order of proceedings and then
read the edict of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge concerning the ap-
pointment of the day which here
after is to be observed early in June
instead of in October as at first de-
termined Brother Smith then
called upon Brother Atherton to COM
memorate the life of the deceased
brother George c. Williams Briefly
and tenderly the career of Brother
Williams was set forth, and his
kindly and generous spirit seemed
to rest among the assembled people,
In an interval Sister Petrie, Noble
Grand of the Degree of Rebekah,
read with clear voice and distinct
utterance an appropriate poem call
ed Sorrow for the Dead" after
which the chairman called upon
Brother Macintosh, p. g., to COM
memorate the life of Brother Blais-
dell which was very feelingly done
by that brother Here some music
was laid down on the programme,
but owing to the indisposition of
Mr.. Wray Taylor, did not take place.
Brother Emmeluth, p g., in we'll
chosen language and in most pat
ernal spirit commemorated the life
of Brother CT. Hardee, and Brother
Savidge, p. g., was then asked by
the chairman to commemorate the
deceased Deputy District Grand
Sires which was done by Brother
Savidge in his usual happy and mas.
terly manner. The proceedings were
terminated by a benediction by the
chaplain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

Chinese must go. They wanted a
change. The debate Friday was a
farce. So far as the opposition to
the Ministry is concerned, 1t was
confined to abusive remarks from
the Attorney General and to foolish
ones, such as we have cited of Rep.
y Sahi's, from a few of the native
members. Having referred every
thing to committees the party hast
ened to push the issue before the
committees could report, as though
they were afraid of the result of in
vestigation, as indeed they well
may have been. a few more ma
jority reports such as that of Rep.
Marques, followed by minority
report like that of Noble Baldwin
would have killed the party.
AS confession, the conduct OF
the National Reform party is in
teresting. 1t amounts to an adj
mission that they are after the
offices, as indeed some Of them have
the bald cynicism to concede. 1t is
getting continually clearer that the
chief offence of the Minister Of the
Interior and his colleagues was in
keeping Cabinet positions away
from the hungry. We would never
make this charge if it did not al
ready stand confessed by implica-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16
MATERNITY HOME.

1t is Successfully Opened by the King
and Oueen-a Fine Insritution.
The Kapiolani Maternity Home,
corner of Beretania and Makiki Sts.,
was opened to the public on Saturday
afternoon. Ineir Majestles the Ming
and Queen drove up to the home
punctually at 3 o'clock, the Hawaiian
band playing the national anthem.
A silk ribbon stretched across the
veranda directly in front of the main
entrance, was raised by two little
girls and Their Majesties walked
underneath it, the Home being de-
clared opened. The front veranda
was nicely decorated with flags and
potted palms, while bouquets of the
choicest flowers were to be seen in
conspicuous places in all the rooms.
The King and Queen, also H. r. H.
Princess Liliuokalani inspected the
home throughout. Mr.. j. w. Robert
son, Vice Chamberlain, and Mrs.
Robertson were in attendance on
their Majesties and Miss L. Brick
wood on the Princess.
There are five bedrooms, one fur
nished by Mrs. L. r. Foster, one
each by the Widemann and Robin
son families, one by Mrs. Canavarro
and Mrs. J. I. Dowsett, and one by
Mrs. S. Parker, Mrs. I. w. Everett
and Mrs. E. P. Low. They all looked
cosy and neat. In the dining room
are hung pictures of the King and
Queen. There is also matron's
room and kitchen with range. Mrs.
Johnson has been placed in the home
as matron.
Quite large number of ladies
were out to inspect the Home, the
lady board of managers taking par
ticular pains to shew them round.
It is to be hoped that this beautiful
new home will be largely availed of
by Hawaiians.
The Band, under direction of Mr..
Berger, played on the lawn from 3
to O'Clock, and refreshments con-
sisting of tea, coffee, bread and but
ter and cake were served.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

A CERTAIN member of the Ma
tional Reform party lately said to
one of the native members: Z"
suppose that you are going to vote
to turn the Ministry out?" For
what reason?" Ta-don't want
any reason, Ministry must go any
how"
81 don't care what side of the
House the Ministry comes from, as
long as we get new Ministry" >
Rep. Nawahi.
These two utterances are the
text TO which the conduct of the
National Reform party Friday is
the commentary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

BUSH and Wilcox have held i'm.
this session On the whole, in a
really surprising fashion. No won
der then that nature asserted her.
self at last. On Friday evening
Wilcox split his throat calling for
the blood of the Ministers, while
M. Bush howled vociferously for
their places.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

The National Reform party en-
deavOred to turn the Ministry out,
not because anything had been
proved against them, but because
they had made up their minds that
the Ministry must go. They re
mind one of the famous Kallock,
who used to pray: ooh, Lord, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

THE only man in the country who
has the brazen hardihood to scream
about SELLING the independence of
the country" besides Of course the
famous two, Is the Attorney Gen
eral. Bush. Wilcox "A shford are our
triumvirate of modern Rum-uns
(ROmans.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

THERE is not a single speech nor
committee report, nor debate, nor
vote to which the National Reform
party can point as containing an
Indictment against the Ministry.
One thing comes out clear in all the
confusion. the case of the Ma
tional Reform party against the
Cabinet has ANONYMOUSLY broken
down.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-16

The situation is serious, but on
the whole, hopeful. 1t seems pretty
clear that no corrupt or unworthy
Ministry can command a majority
in the House.