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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

high cheek-bonss; narrow forehead. and
1aatarn-jaw with q bevsled edge. l
always imagine that his nose is silver
plate with piece OF mortuary poetry
on L.
Good morning. Mr.. Fielding" said
ne. do you suffer much with dyspep-
siag'
NO said T. He looked so disap-
pointed that felt "a II IL was unkind
OF me 70 have good digestion Then
he Frightened MP
Perhaps yoa may have ~ soon. said
he. ia attacks long. thin. bilious
looking people very suddenly, some
hines"
Il will DO my Best" said 1. hunbly.
f''Why do you ssk?'
II An great sufferer myself he re-
piled, with a sigh "A friend has Just
lreoommended q remedy 70 me- He
says it Is sure cure In some cases.
while others die in horrible agony. I
am looking for man whose symptoms
are similar 10 nina Do You ever feel
sort Of"
Never" replied arnly; 'T can essa
fifty cent table d'hose with North Caro-
lima cIsret. aud not even feel renorse. 4"
None OF your family sfliotsdT'
''No; nv wife eats her own cooking
three simes day while I lunch down
town"
tie sank iato his chair and began &c
open batch Of contributed jokss BY
and by heard him swear.
These fellows have no souls" he
muttered; here are tea iokes aud every
one Of them deals with dyspepsia, as II
that we're subject for mirth."
He put bis hand upon his stomach,
and resumed work, With a groan. was
Just touching up that subject myself.
and began 70 feel mean. just then
Durgin entered RE is another Jolly
follow. He draws humorous illustrs-
tions. Ar editor sends him okss, and
le makes pictures % 60 With them. He
locks a good deal ike Willard. and they
hate each other because OF the resem-
biance.
Fielding" said he. ignoring Willard
altogether. what do you think of
funny picture representing an entire
family being run over by street-csrs
Dont you think you could write 4 few
pleasant lines 70 70 underneath it9"
willard groaned
You'd better apply 20 George Wash
ington ChiIas.~ said /. hes in that
line Of business"
There's a good humorous suggestion
fn e." he persisted I've dreamed of
1, al niEhs Most frighsfal nightmare
7 ever bad In nT life.
some Of these str--t-car companies
nrixht like it for an advertising cut
said. aot wishing 70 discourage him.
"Thev'rs ths only people know ~ Who
seem ta regard shat sort of thinx ss
ioke. Why don't you ~ it on Dan Ia
mont9-
willard zroaned again.
"if this is sbe Cham har ~ Horrors"
said he. I'm sorrT moved ia.
"If it ia said Duruin. Il dons see
WY von should rsSres an acton 50 en-
tnentlv appropriate !
They zlsred ss each oshsr sor n-ia-
use, and sben Wihsrf's dyspepsia rot
tte better - him anS he lsanei ovsr
the .dxe - bis desk Seeing thst hos-
tlties we're temporarily suspe eaded 7
resumed wcrx Durzin vot cut his
ira~ias materials Willard opened
smother letter. It va bad morning
Or ma Weris came hard ! sighed
Willard rreaned DurTin swCre. Tie
asu,oschere Vas not - cheerfal as I hsi
been ed tc expect
Tae deer ore-ed slowly and bad
bodY cautiously followed the hesd inso
sha o7ce. lt Nas Bender. a Teuersi
con sri bator and col iscsox of vR.aabls
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

bilious funny column 70 talk that way
&c me-" exclaimed the artist with FIRE
In his eye
They tackled and wrestled, and
whether Durgin threw Willard out or
willard threw Durgin. really couldn't
say, but At any rate they both followed
Bender and | heard them humping down
the stairs
Then locked the door on the whole
mot. and for the first time in some
moons enjoyed cheerful atmosphere.
HOWARD FIELDING
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

If you do not feel well, II is because
you have violated some law of nature.
Nature. however, = kindness itself, and
has provided that which, If properly
taken, Will sgaIn permit you to enjoy
her IN al her beauty. We have butone
Of her numerous remedies 20 give YOU
which viii not cure you Of every ia flesh
= her to, but 10 you who are suffering
With indigestion. bad taste in your
mouth IN the morning. headache and a
general depressed feeling, z you have
any Rheumatic trouble, be Il in any
form, II you hsve a running sore winch
won't heal, take Loose Extract OF Red
Clover, which contsins nothing but a
pure extract Of the clover blossom. and
# e does not cure you Of al We herein
advertise your money viii be refunded
It costs nothing for the experiment and
can do vou no hsrm. Il Nc not worth a
traR For sale By All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

Your distressing cough can - cured.
We know Is because kemp's Bsisam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds n tns com
munftv. rs remarkable sac has been
won entirely bv its EenE1ne merit Ask
sOr1e friend who hss used e what ae
thin Is If Kemp's Ss san1. There = 10
med cine 50 pure. none effective. Large
bottles. soc ard s., st All 1fuzz sss
Ssmple bottles Tree
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

EcHa~t44 NeEss8e34ssos
"A maa IL ys4E s4ziasss.s ssid NJ
friszd. tAe Arxlsk ''she4l1 be s4xroaads1
D. noes szssrfIl ss1ssPhsss ~Asa Es
ser44
Il 1sn't SoAtss sAs. yaa spssk q IL
sad 1 Nobody eAa soas iat0 sAis 81
ass Sitnoas bainx sts4sk - tas sEnos-
Dhsrs. Aa1 ia a. sol.d "a slgo easn
al ~ tsaants AFs a. hona The hen-
tacky coloasl h4s IA aslrloon PIPE In
~alsa 40 smokes aisiategrsssd Vest
EiExiBia stozlss, tas Fs4l-ssssts n2a
raises ala on tobaccs GA SEsten Lsland.
and shs Ageat 6arns EgyptiAn eigar-
cites @hich sms1 ike al inferior grade
Of nanny Aad are assessed - rags at
ths saston-h0uss. AL tbess togeEner
maze sa AtmOspheFe ~hiehs -s yea say,
is nos cheerful Is . nos 50 favorable
- sork a. Il - 70 "a uoescaIosis
Thsa BE told me th2s lE sasa's she air
he meant bgt ths psychic status. the
me influence 0s surroundings. ths Ia
spiratioa Of eomp2niOHship | looked
about me- sadly and admitssd that l
lacked some Of those things
You ought ~ have some tolly fell
lows Ia here" said he. Get some
men In the humorous Hne. and every
one 0t yoa will inspire the others Just
nj the place up with nirkh and lsaga-
ser
''Yoa're right" said I, slsppinE him
On ths back. I'm tarn this shop into
. regular ioke-foSndry II | can end tho
men. Ia hal Let as be msrryl Pn
have this crowd fired by next Mon
day. and you send rouAd halt a dozen
OF ths funniest msn you know. Tell
'en lt lsn't rent that 1 ~Ants It's iOyiAl
ompAay.'
The foregoing Is supposed 20 be Act L
An interval of SIX DAYS elApsss between
Acts I and IT, The Jolly fellows have
moved la. bad never met any OF
,hem before. They al come late In the
morning azd look IS II they hAdn's
slept we'll
At hAlf-pass nine o'clock / am there
alone Enter willard. editor OF fun
ny colamn. He Il tall and thin. and his
fsss "a shaped like a eofhn-bEoai.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
R.rnnrounn.-,n- n.

It won't cost You one-hslf go much
To not delay. Send three tvo-csnt
stamps for postage. and ~ vIll send
you Dr. Esufmann's great work. fine
coiored plates from he, on disease. its
causes and home cure. Address. A. ?.
Ord way & Co. Boston Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
S, PRICES MURDERED ON ALL RUBBER GOoDsl

egnning any house
ety Nete carefully psaoes AZ fresh eooas
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

Hoods Sarsspsnlls IS peculiar in
strength and economy-it is the onlv
medicine OF which can truly be said.
"100 doses one dollar" Try a bottle
aud you will be convinced Of ,ts merit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

Louss's Red Clover Pills cure sck
Headache. Dyspepss, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box. boxes for
81. For sale BY al druxg Sta
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
ma JOKE FOUNDRY.

Howard F1sI.nns Surxouzk1s Him-
sslx ~ixA . Cheerful Aszsosuhsrsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-30
DIR. s. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST

GRAND kAFIDS MlCH.
Cures pArslysls. tw2tcAnEs. punching OF
pTlckhng Seosstlo0ss tfem0ieQs feel
lnks, hack CT head sole. tack u seek
pa palns-soEzet'nacs running ao~n the
arms or tack, alzxinsss and ether svn =
toms leading - psT4lssas, nervous
debility, aaa female complaints as
ehronie diseases. Consultation tree
and confidential. No charge for ssr-
vices until cured. DTeetoas N al
languages
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
HONOLULU RANCH.


a Very Large Reservoir to Be Con-
,structed to Hold a Million and Half
Gallons of Water.
Mr.. H. M.von Holt, superintendent
of ranches for the o. r. & L. Co., is
having constructed on the Honouh-
uli ranch. about five miles from the
new Eva plantation works, a storage
reservoir which when completed and
full Of water will be about 1850 feet
long by $50 feet wide, and have a
depth OF water at the dam of Is feet.
A trench or puddle dam was dug
through the fall of the gulch to a
depth of from 3 feet on the ends to
z feet in the centre, where a hard
pan, impervious to water, was found.
This was then filed up with earth
only, and packed down. and over this
the dam Of earth is being built.
When completed it viii be about 80
feet wide on the middle bottom,
sloping upwards to a width Of 10 feet
on top, $50 feet across the gulch and
IL feet high. The dam is situated
on one Of the large plains extending
from the easterly slopes Of the Waia-
nae mountains, while deep ravines
on either side of the plateau will
prevent any chance of mountain
freshets. Two guIches starting from
zero on the plain about half a mile
from the mountains and quarter of
a mile apart run nearly parallel for
about a mile, where they join, run
ming out to the plain again at zero.
The dam is quarter of a mile below
the junction OF the gulches, and the
reservoir when filed with water, as
it is hoped by the winter rains, will
be backed up as far as this junction.
The reservoir viii be fenced off and
water led into troughs below the
dam through a tWo-inch pipe, so that
the stock can have clean and clear
water The survey, plans and detail
of work were furnished by MIR. G. Q.
Allardt, civil engineer, who returned
on Monday afternoon from inspect
ing the progress of the work. A
gang Of twenty Chinese are doing
the labor, and are encamped near the
works, at a spring of water. After
the heavy rains Of the beginning Of
the year, the water seeping out from
the clay beds in both gulches con
tinues to flow quite stream until
the middle of June. This supply,
together with what storm water may
fall or the plains, and flow into the
gulches, will be utilized to fill the
reservoir, a wasteway being provided
for the overflow. MIR. Allardt esti-
mates the reservoir when full to hold
100000 gallons Of water, which once
full viii no doubt be sufficient to
stand an eighteen months drought,
allowing for evaporation and stock
purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
The ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

The brief confusion in the poll
teal affairs of the Argentine Re
public brings to the attention of the
world its Importance among the
states of South Americas. 1t occu-
pies the best lands of the temperate
zone of that continent. 1t has an
area of 1,095,0OO square miles, and
a population Of 10000 souls. Its
people are the result of 4 mixture
of the Spaniard with one of the
most civilized of the Indian races.
The principal products of the
Argentine Republic are wool, hides,
tallow, linseed, sugar, corn, wheat,
tobacco, tea and fruits of several
kinds. 1t also exports coffee, silver,
coal, salt and alum. It's foreign
trade amounts to about 100000
600 a year, of which France, Bel
GUM and England get the largest
share. The country has 5000 miles
Of railways in operation and pos
sesses numerous schools and col
leges for the education Of its people.
DEAD TIE DAILY ADVERTISER
Il Won want she latest news.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
Chinese Clans.

The London Times says that Capt.
Lang made great progress for one
or two years in recognizing the
Chinese navy. The men proved ex-
cellent seamen. But the difficulty
was with the officers, whose native
self-conceit turned their heads and
made them careless of duty. They
sought to introduce the clan system
into the navy, a policy destructive
of al discipline. The Foochow men
sought not only to monopolize all
the amendments, but to make the
Admiral or the commanding officer
subservient to the demands of the
secret organization, bound together
by such Obligations that no member
dares to oppose the decisions of the
officials Of the brotherhood This it
Is that swamps every enterprise
undertaken by Chinese. This is the
fate which IS not looked upon as
service for the safety Of the empire,
but as a mich cow for the benefit Of
the members Of certain clan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
LEPROSY N TRINIDAD.

A recent article in the London
Lancet gives a summary Of the an
nuaI report Of the Trinidad Leper
Asylum. DR.. Rakes speaks Of the
difficulty of controlling the immoral
and criminal class Of Iepers, without
converting the asylum into a prison.
The rate of mortality was the same
for 1889 as for 1883, IA per cent.
Out Of the is deaths, only one was
directly due to the leprous disease.
He is not prepared to admit that
leprOsy Is contagious IN the ordinary
sense of the word, but considers
segregation necessary as lessening
the number Of infected foci. One
third of the cases are coolies from
India, who may have taken the in
lection in India He has made yari-
GUS experiments at innoculation
without success. Chaulsnoogra oil
has been efficacious in alternating
the disease and acolin a valuable
antiseptic. He has treated perforat-
ing ulcer by free incision right
through the foot. Bacilli are rarely
found in the kidneys, and the lessen
ing of these organs is attributed to
mal-nutrition Of the skin, more
chronic in anesthetic than in tuber-
cular cases. The diagnoses between
congenital syphilis and early leprosy
Is difficult. Red iodide Of mercury
ointment in tubercular cases is dis
cussed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
TFRUM'S ALMANAC.

ATo HAND BOOK EXCELs TIE HAWAIIAN
N ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
statistical and general information relating to
these Islands. Price 90 cents; or mailed abroad
60 cents each.
THos. c. THRUM, Publisher,
ISL Honolulu. e I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
General advertisements.
Insurance Notice

The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In
surance Company (Limited) has received in
structions to Reduce the Rates of Insur-
ance between Honolulu and Portsin The Pacific
and is now prepared to issue Policies at the
lowest rates, with a special reduction on freight
per steamers. THEO. H.DAVIES,
1898 1y Agent Brit. For. Mar. ms. Co. Limited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
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circulating systems of the BODY Won r-ifT -
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CHLORODYNEi is the best remedy 5.no,,-- -.
Ooughs, consumption, Bronchitis, ASrh-7a
CHLORODYNE acts like charm IN u.s---
noea, ana Is the only specific in ChoIc-a -
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Spasms. -nl-
CHLORODYNEi is the only palliative Fl, Y
Ialgla. rheumatism, Gout. Cancer. ToosF--s-
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aloIe tefrlole forms Of Cholera itself &c a.
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rom sense OF duty we owe to the :,rrss--s
anu ihe pubic, as we are Of opinion sf~- -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18

Shortly after 6 O'Clock Tuesday
morning the residence Of Mr.. An
tone Nogel at Waikiki Just beyond
the bridge was burned to the ground.
Very little was saved. The house
was owned by AIr. Geo. West and
was insured for $1,000 with Hon.J.S.
Walker, in the Union Insurance
Company Of New Zealand. Mr..
Eogel's effects were insured for
S1,250.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
5ec6ai Notiu5.


TTAs Az OFFICE WITH NEssRs. BISHOP K
Il CO. corner OF Merchant ana Kaahumanu
streets, and he viii be pleased 10 attend 10 any
business entrusted 10 him. I2as-6rn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18

rr.vEs HaNorrLu :

Returning leaves Hilo. touching at LaGpahoe-
hoe same day; kGwaihae. q, m; MahukOIa, L
noon: Makena, 8 p. m; Maalaea Bay, p. m;
Lahaina. 10 p. m. the following day; arriving al
Honolulu a. n. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18
sGrgrGS5gmgat5.

VIII leave Honolulu at : O'Clock p. m, touching
81 Lahsina Maalaea BSy and MakenS the same
day; MaAulzona, Kewaihae. and Laupahoehoe
the following day. arriving at Hilo at midnight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-18

DEAD TIE DAILY ADVERTISER
Il Won want she latest news.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-25
TOO REALISTIC BY FAR
Vicious and Bloody Riot at a Theatrical
Performance.
Scenes Not Down on the Bill of the
Play-Southern Actors Who
Club an Unruiy Audience
and Get Left.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug. 2i.-There
was a vicious aud bloody riot at the per
formance given 10y the "Sunny South"
theatrical company at Ceredo on Friday
night, particulars Of which have just been
received. One man was shot aud over
dozen badly beaten, while the fittings Of
the theatre in which the trouble occurred
was badly wrecked. The trouble was in-
augurated by number of toughs who
persisted in insulting people upon the
stage.
During the second act three II the per-
formers left the stage with clubs and
attacked several Of their torme ntors, hut
were oyerpowered and cruelty beaten.
The remainder Of the company went To
their assistance when some one turned
out the lights.
Then pandemon um broke loose and
every man began an onslaught ON
his neighbor in the dark, while
women screamed. The police arrived.
but this bnly made matters worse. and
soon revolver shots began To echo around
the hall. Finally the crowd charged into
the stage after the fleeing performers, who
were unceremoniously flung into the
river where they were stoned in the dark.
ness. Every one of the police and show
people were badly wounded by the stones
and the condition of several is serious.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-25
CllCAGO'S STRIKE.
switchwmen Refuse Ia submit and Their
Ranks win BE ENtended.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-The strike OF the
flremen and engineers Of the Union Stock
Yards Switching association for an in
crease Of wages is still on with the pos
sibility Of decided aggravation of the
difficulties. The modified demand, sub
mitted by the strikers at yesterdays con
ference, was communicated to the roads
of the Switching association with the ex-
pectation that the latter would return an
answer TO the strikers to-day. This ex-
pectation, however, mas not been fulfilled.
This evening the strikers have been in
conference with the officers of the organi-
zation of engineers, ilremen and switch
men and il is their hope that the latter
will espouse their cause and tie up every
road entering the stockyards in ease an
attempt is made To employ non-union men
tomorrow TO take the places of the men.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-25
A skull for a Flower Pot.

w. e. Van Buskirk, the master me
chanic Of the Terre Haute n Peoria rail-
road shops in Paris. Illinois, has a Pc
culiar flower pot hanging in his dooryard.
II is made out of human skull and is
suspended with slender chains, says a
special Ia the 81. Louis Republican,.
The brain cavity Is filed with earth.
aud beautiful growth Of vines creep out
from the empty sockets aud grinning
jaws. Across the broad forehead is the
inscription:
ITO what base use We may come AT
last"
The skull has something of history,
being that OF a theological student who
committed suicide. He was Inferred lin
a small graveyard, which afterward fell
into dislIse and decay, and was finally
sold for building purposes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-25

TO make the hair stand on the head of a
bald man and to read them gives you such
a circulation of the blood that you have
TO put piece of ice on your
pulse. The law fixed the wages and made
il crime for labor TO meet and combine
for its own protection
"The Knights Of Labor, as an organiza-
ton, combination, are combining to-
day 10 protect the New York Central. just
what the president OF that great corpora
ton has advocated, and ! am in sympathy
with the boys. While have never been
an advocate OF strikes, where there was "a
way open 10 avoid them, yet | cannot
help but believe the position Of the exec
utive of the head of the knights Of
Labor is correct"
After the session of one hour the SUI
preme council adjourned until $50 to-
morrow. The report OF the sub-eom-
mittee has been completed, but the coun-
ell decides not 10 enter upon its con-
sideration tonight. Ii is semi-otlicially
announced that the result of the supreme
council will be made public by noon to-
morrow.