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NATURE AND CURE.
A. ?. LIGHTHILI. MD,
10Y s. ST. NORTHWEST.

Catarrh monifests itself by a discharge from
the head. sometimes OF u colorlcss glgiry fluid.
but Ottcner OLA puruicnt, Ereenish-yeilow mat
ter. which i'll many instances is SO copious that
Patients feel as though their whole head IL ina
state Of corruption. The discharge often lodges
behind aid above the soft Ialatc. requiring al
most constant hawking for its removal. Often
scales or incrustatiUns are blown from the nos
trils, eith,r solid or OF a tubular form. The
blcath is offensive, and sometimes rcvoltuSly
fctid. Smell. and occasionally the taste. is I'M
paired or destroyed, the hearing becomes af-
iec;ed, noises III the head make their appear
ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated
and watery. The head feels full. hesvy, and
compressed, especially above and between the
eyes, and severe neuralgia pain is often ex-
lcrieuced about the face and head. The patient
coughs more o. less, has a capricious appetite.
loses flesh and strength, Is depressed in spirits
and inclined TO drowsiness. The memory is
Weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold
is taken from the least cxIosure. and step by
step the Inflammation spreads until it reaches
the lungs and terminates ill Consumption So
frequently has this fatal course been noticed
that Catarrh is now looked ulOn as one of tho
earliest manifestations Of this dread disease.
BY the system of treatment which we have
originated and since carried to scientific rer-
lection, u complete and radical cure OF Catarrh
can be effected. This We have demonstrated in
thousands of cases, representing the disease in
every form and i'll ali its van ions stages of de-
NeloTnent. Our treatment reaches the dis
tased parts in the most direct and positive
manner. instantancously penetrating every
cell and cavity OF the head with the most bene-
fetal results. So effective is this plan Of nedi-
cation that even q single application is pro-
duciiye Of immediate and decided relief. and by
continuing this treatment the discharge
diminishes, irritation is allaye ed, the infiamma-
ton cut sides. alterations arc made 10 heal.
until finally u radical and permanent cure is
established.
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VNHE MOUNT VERNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT co.
On and after June 4. 1890. the new iron and ste
Steamer CHARLES MACALEsTER

Will leave her wharf. foot OF sth street. for Mount
vernon aud Marshall Han as follows.
tor hotNI tNON.-EN dal teNcept SUNDAY,
AZ ~ am. and 80 pm, returning NJ > ant ) 20
Pm. fsssensers can remain at Mount Vernon mtl
second boat leaves. # desired. FaGe, round tim a.
lhcluclhg admission TO the mansion and grounds Ele-
giant cafe on the boat. Meals and lunches served
prompt y.
schedule for week days.
On suNDAls at II am, $50 and o pm. returning
az :, > $50 ana - pm.
On Fridays and Saturdays. s,ecial moonlight crcur-
SONS down tue river TO Indian Head" Iuusliug AT
Marshall Hal goIng aud returning. leaving Washing
'oL a y ~ y ia, reaching citA o. return az 10 pm.
Meas and Lunches at AL times at Marshall Hall hes.
Fare TO Marshall Hall and rsturn, - cents On ANY
uIp' cliIdr.n, between q aud ~ Years. Is c,nts.
Tue lppulsr ANA reliable Steamer ~. W torrornn
Will MAKE river landings as far down a. GlN.nonf
iahdllig at Marshall Hall gong and returning. leaving
trip, 20 cents.
sunday trips OF the ". W. Curcoran 60 Marshall Hall
VIA lie announced weekly. sec adNeriseInents.
Tor charters OF steamers Manchester and Corroran
Tor elther Mount Vernon or AlRIshail Hall apply to
= l. bLAhi- Naptsin. ON the steamer. Deb
IrOIs C~HAKTEE-TuE STEAM YACHT GRILLE
l. LII 81 DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
10 Responsible private PARTIES only. sleeping &C
coinhodatlOns Tor - tor Tourist or Pleasure Par
ues. ,fsleclaIly ntted Tor Family Iarues. Everything
cotnpIete and a hrst-class cook If desired.
vforiu ther particulars and terms apply on board of
Yacht at sth-st. wharf, or
". 4. wATRoUS.
moi SlOF st. NV.
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THOSE beautiful vari-cOlOred lanterns so
much admired by visitors to the gardens and
bouIevards of Paris are on sale at THE FAIR
at Sl.6O a dozen. or 10 cents singly.
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It's English, You Know.
Cold Beer served in English Stone Mugs.
je6-2t J~oHNsoN's, 405 18th ST. H.. W.
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CLEvELAND,s Superior BAKING POWDER.
CLEvELAND's Superior BAklse POWDER.
CLEvELAND,s Superior BAKING POWDER,
ABSOLUTELY Tar Brsr.
BECAUSE
1t is pure and wholesome.
1t ia richest in cream of
FEW tartar.
REASONS WHY Tits highest in leavening
CLEvELAND'S power.
SUPERIOR Food raised with it keeps
BAKING POWDER moist and sweet.
IS IT. is. in the end. more eco
nomical than any other
THE BEST. IT always gives uniform re-
1t is absolutely free from
my6-tu, tn. fkm adulteration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

USE the Johnston breakfast coffee. Requires
no settling. Sold by all grocers at 25c. per
pound.
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SPRING LAME.
For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef 90 to J. II. KELLY, 9Th st. wing. Center
market, and MI. market. 5th and h SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

The CONTESTANTS in THE Stars advertise
ment contest are not restricted to prose. Blank
vsEse or jingle may win.
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TIL Best AND PUKEsT BEER in the market is
Heurich's extra pale" lager. The ARLINGTON
BoTILISG Co. Telephone G3i-3.
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STAGE

hkMlITS TALLY HO A LINE, TIME
~ Table and hound "trip Rates. Arlington. 20 AN.
aud . pm 5uc. Soldlerr' Home, - am, = . m; DOC,
Cabin John Bridge, Wed. and sun, 3pm.. s5c. m22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

PHYsiCI,Ss assert that Biooker's Dutch is tho
first really pure cocoa in market and the best
AdcI.
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HAVE VOC SEEN THE PANTS We make TO order
from - up, and suits to order from 80! Else
man Bros. 9TH and t.
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It's English, You Know.
Cold Beer served in English Stone Mugs.
je6-2t JoHNsoN's. 405 lIth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-06

Save Money and buy your Shoes and Slip
pers at the closing-out sale of
Its J. BROCK, 722 eth st.
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Excellent Table Claret, 25c. bot. METZ
GERS. 9Th ST It.
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LOCAL MENTOR v.
The Weather.


FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN. SATURDAY.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. fair. except showers tonight; cooler;
winds becoming southwesterly; cooler Saturday
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. MErzGER's, 18th st. L

Buy a Machine with "a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. . and notice
how its rotary motion. silent and positive. con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office. 437 9Th NV.
mzZ-3m WHEELER 4 WusoN MIG. CO.
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LECTURES.
T ECTURE AND CONCERT

7 ECTURE y oNCER
At LINCOLN MUSIC HALL.
Under auspices of the FATHER MATHEW TOTAL
ABSTINENCE SOCIETh,
FRIDAY EVENING, June q,
Lecture by BISHOP J. J. KEANE.
Subject: The Life and Work of Father Mathew,
the Apostle Of temperance"
Concert under Direction of PROF. l. Z. GANNoN.
One of the features of the occasion will he the eNhi-
bitlon of the original banner ca. Tled by Father Mathew
i'll ls temp rance crusade through Ireland.
Lincoln Hall is coo!ed by electricity. 1t
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CITY ITEMS.
Specialties at The Oriole,
822 7th st. NV. and 1910 l4th ST. NV,

1922 It'll st. n. W. and 1910 14th st. n. W.,
for Saturday and Monday only.
Parasoles.-25 Children's Parasoles. solid
colors. 19c. Misses 75c. Coaching Parasoles
solid colors or fancy figured. Acc. Our SIS
Gloria Silk Umbrellas. gold cap. at Sl.25
Underwear Ladies Csc. Ribbed Vest al
12I8c. Ladies' SOC. Lisle Thread Ribbed
Vests at Csc. Children's Gauze Vests at &c,
Children's Ribbed Vests. 1Oc.
Brocaded Sash Ribbon. picot edge. CSC. per
I'd. Ladies CSC. Outing Cloth shirt Waists or
Blouses at zoe. Ladies' Fast Black Hose. s
pairs for Csc. Ladies' CSC. Open Work Black
Silk Mltts at 19c. l9c. Outing Belts at SC.
25c. Leather Belts. 15c. HemstItched En-
broidered FIouncins, for ohildren's dresses,
35c. per yd.
Mems Furnishings.
SOC. Flannel Overshirts, yoke back. CSC.
CSC. Flannel Overshlrts, plated bosoms, at soc.
Extra Size Outing Shirts, up to size 20. at soc.
SOC. Mems or Boys Bleached or Unbleached
Drawers. 25c. Tailor-made Pepperil Jean
Drawers, double seat, Acc. Gauge Under
shirts. long or short sleeves, at 25c. $50
Striped Half Hose, full regular. 121Sc. per
pair. 10c. Handkerchiefs. in Plain White or
Fancy Border, large size. &c. Sic. Silk Sus-
penders, l9c. 1t
Broad Run Creamery Butter, none bet
ter, Csc. lib. Sunrise Chop Tea. splendid
SOC. Tea. Excellent Table Claret. csc. bottle.
New Maple Sugar, to close out. 15c. 10.
Old Mandahling Java Coffee. royal drink.
1t* M. 4 7. METzGER. All 18th st. NV.
That soc. Mackinaw Hat is raising
quite a breeze! No wonder, when you con-
slider that the actual value is about double
that figure. FRANC. One Price, 9Th and d. 1t
Pure Rye Whisky, FIVE years old. Csc. OF
Pure Virginia Claret. 25c.; half gal. SOC.
Raspberry Vinegar, 25c. bot. Lime Juice, 25c.
Best Process Flour. half barrel. 81. So.
Sardines, new; Potted Meats. Preserves.
1t L. X. WILSON, 93I 18th st. NV.
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MnK Ayp MaIskY TEsrERs. HEMrLEn's. cor. a..
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Gas RANGES AND STOVES. SHEDD q Bro.
432 9th street.
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CRANBERRY Racqucts. All Pa. ave. It,

Excellent Table Ciarct, 25c. bot. MErz
GERS, 18th st. it,
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All the --latest Novelties i'm Paper Pat.
terms, Dress Reform. Divided Skirts. Ladies'
Vassar Shirts, &C.. to be had only at the DO
nestle" Sewing Machine Office, 9TH and H.. Ut
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LIGHTNING Rods, electric work.
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NEW UNIVERSAL TYPEWRITER -
~, All interested IN typewriters are invited to call
and examine the UNIVERSAL. TYPE
"haIEh. with the Remington Key Board.
JOHN 4. PAnkER
Agent for District OF Columbia,
m22-In GIT AMI go til ii. 4. ".
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Broad Run Creamery Butter, 25c. Id.
Try it. NJ. & P. METZGER, All 7th st. II W. it,
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AMUSEMENTS.


- 1890 given ny the Hotel Coach Drivers Associa-
BEcKER's GARDEN. 4th and Z street. NE
Tickets, pc. te6-st.
EDELs SUMNER GARDEN,
7os-7Io Z Street ne.
IA CONCERT
MARINE BAND.
je6-2t SATURDAY EVENING.
X ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THFATER
IN Eleventh st. south OF PeansylVanla AyGnEa
Ladies' Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
"As COOL AS AGARDEN.-orre."
F. F 4 4 ! E.. | / i :: :;
CoMBINATIoNo OF NOVELTIES. ,e5
LBAUGHs A OPERA HOUSE. "
Evenings at s: l5-saturisy Matinee at
Ltt%S2iGjjS,ETTi y d asfi SsS 6o 4 s.;
T |: q !: !! II!iiI'I T. :
Mkt "eek-NADJY Seats Now On san. ie5
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE Ac.6SfSNifE Of ACTING
WILL FRSsENT
Nh LpMJX sH]iETEsEURY
CHRISTOPHER coEGMBars:'
THE DISCOVER OF AMERICA.
IA Rhetorical Romance in -Four Acts.
ne illtia! leriornance o. this rlay. winch occurs
Washington, as this city no; only produced the author
shin OF the play, bu Will also SitIess its hrst repre-
1h- name of Edmund Shaftesbury is familiar to
English -sreaking people the world over. lie is the
author o. the finest system OF expression ever known,
aud hIf books are in use everywhere in america and
EGrore..
1his Great Historical Drama deals with the Dis
coNery OF America; the famous Junta scene; the no
SUPERSTITION OF the lilies; the Court OF Ferdinand
992d Isabella; the Sp nish InquiSiuon: Coinr hu. in
EoTs and Arrows, ard the Home and Death OF Column
lne Voyage Across the Water will be given in the
Serond Act IN a Magnificent Manner.
Tickets 20. 90 land 30 cents, at Metzerotts. ll1oF
Al the close Of the play the Diplomas and DEGREES
VIII he conferred by Hon. Joan j. Ingalls,. JED
noN'T FORGET TO TAKE THE CHILDREN TO
~ see the shetland PONIES at the WASHINGTON
HIDING ACADEMY, free.
See Local Mention. jc3-2w.
noN'T FORGET TO TAKE THE CHILDREN TO
~ see the shetland Ponies CT the WASHINGTON
HIDING CADEMi. tree.
See Local Mention. je:B-2ws
TE'HE HAYMAKERS.
CCautatsI.
by 4 Chorus Of so Voices. composed of Young
People" OF Hamline. NJ. l. Church and their friends,
assisted by the
GEORGETOWN
Al II NIPPLE.
FRIDAY JUNE q, 1890.
Admission, 25c. m3O-Gt
ID EGULAE LINE Oh COACHES LEAVE Bed
AZ and NJ SITS. II ". every hour for Arlington Round
trip, JOc. Vehicles OF al kinds 10 hire, LFNIS j.
OLLlAS 3O25 NJ 81. NV. my5-Ims
LECTURES.
7 ECTURE ~ CoNCERT
At LINCOLN MUSIC HALL.
I-nda- ausp;c,s of IL, rATurp n.Tnrw a-or.r
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BURcHELI,s
SPRING LEAF TEA
At SOC. a pound.
Used in various
Parts of the country.
Orders received today from
Presley, Kansas:
Valley City,North Dakota;
Baltimore, Md.
j. W, BURCHELL
lo3o / ST
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GRoCEEs. ATTENTION, Buy your teas, cofrees
and spices of JOHNSTON Bios. 4 Co., the whole
tale dealers, 6I3 New York avenue.
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ELECIE!C Sds LBhlIh5. D. H.. hUEHLlNG.
100 Fl. BDs., SL.15. LrBHEY. BIrTISGER Il MIILER
GRoCEEs. ATTENTION, Buy your teas, %cofrees
and spices Of JOHNSTON Bros. Il Co, the whole
tale dealers, 6I5 New York avenue.
BEFORE SENDING THE Boy 10 THE COUNTRY
let Us tit him in one 0f ouy - suits. Sizes, 4 70
liyears. Eis"m'n Bros. 9TH and E.
CREDIT OF CAsH,-Af full line of the Peerless
Whitney Baby Carriages disPlaye ed in the ware
rooms of House. Il ~ilERRMANN, 9l7, 92l and 9Z3
9TH and 63s Mass. ave. n. W.
TRY A CASE OF HEUEIcH's extra pale"
lager. HE ARLINGTON BoTTLISG Co,
9th and X SITS. NV.
ALL CARPETS camphorated and made moth
prO0fF Free of Charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS. 63l- 655 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1851.
9-QUART Gem ice cream freezer, s1.G5.
Adjustable window screens. Csc.
5gallons very best varor fluid. 75c.
j. ". SCHAEFER x Bro,
China and Glass,
1920 18th street INV.
BURGLAR ALARMS, speaking tubes. J. H.
hUEHLlSG, l2O6 pennsylvania avenue.
BABY's COMFORT
Mammals Health demand n Carriage.
The CELEBRATED WHITNEY
is the best.
Sole Credit Agency
at
House K HERRNANN's.
9I7, 92I and 923 18th and CSC Mass. ave. NV.
For IS You Can Buy a beautiful blue serge
suit. well made and perfect fitting, at Eiseman
Bros, eth and E.
BOARDS, S1.15 per 100 feet. 9th and NY. ave.
THOSE charming and effective little vari-col-
ored lanterns which adoTn public and private
gardens in Europe are to be found at THE
Fam at SLIGO a dozen.
LAWN VASES AND SETTEEs. SHEDD x Bro.
432 9th street northwest.
ELEcTRIc BELLs.speaking tubes. J. H. KuEHLING.
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ELEcIRIc BELLS. speaking tubes. III. KuEH1ISe
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ARCHITECTS.

N Won NERTA..
" ARCHITECT,
removed from 1915 y ST. % l405 Y ct az
je5lm. Washington. DC.
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Are you going W
DON'T FORGET
BUSTERS.
SILK
MOHAIR
DRILLIANTINES
IN ALL
PRICES
TO
SUIT YOU.
ITO PARASOLS
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For IS You Can Buy a beautiful blue serge
suit. well made and perfect fitting, at Eiseman
Bros, 9TH and +.
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100 Fl. Bps., s1.15. L1BnEY. BrrT1yGER Il Mn1E1
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BEFORE SENDING THE Boy 10 THE COUNTRY
let Us fit him in one of our - suits. Sizes, 4 70
il years. EIsrmau Bros. 9Th and T..
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BOARDS, S1.15 per 100 feet. 9th and N.Y.ave.
Those charming and effective little v~ari-col-
ored lanterns which adorn public and private
gardens in Europe are to be found at "THE
FAIR" at Sl.60 a dozen.
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EDUCATIONAL.


SHOkIHAND
- Acme Photography acquired in 10 easy lessons
lypewrtIng taught tree u charge 10 Shorthand stu
dents. SESSION. day and evening. Students heiIed ~
POSITIONS. See descriptive pamphlet Tor fuil rartIca-
lars. HEAD SCHOOL ACME P~HONUOkAphl. g2l
L ST. Nv. /. j. MULNEl, PRINCIPAL. J,2-ut'
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LAWN VASES AND SETTLES. SHEDD K Bro.
432 9th street northwest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25
Extracts From the PoIynesian.

April Z, IS45-'sThe prevailing infiu-
enzz has. for the past week, put stop to
nearly al business The streets and
shops are quite deserted, servants unable
10 attend to their duties, business and
cookery almost at q stand, the police
laid up, in fact from howell to palace
every one seems 10 De afflicted with the
distressing epidemic II COM
meneed al HiiO and has since been rap
idly spreading westward The
legislative body have been unable to
meet this week on account Of the sick
ness OF His Majesty and most Of the
members from the prevailing influenza. -
April 70, Is45-'-The influenza still
prevails extensively and has carried Of, ,
during the past week, quite number OF
natives We have heard Of u deaths In
one dsF. So many OF the
natives have been sick on the several
Islands that not enough have been left
well 10 attend to the providing Of food
for the remainder. Nearly all
the foreign por1lsffas has been attacked
and At the szn L destitute Of the
services OF lbsg Il, etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25
TIE LATE PAULINE FYFE.

Again has death knocked ST the door
OF one OF our happy homes and taken
from the family circle the pet OF the
household. LAST Tuesday morning the
news was flashed over the wires thst
pretty, gentle Pauline Fyie had died in
San Francisco, while on 3 visit 10 friends
in that city. 1t WAS s shock to sll her
friends. few knowing of her illness. She
died Of pneumonia, and was Ill but 8
few days. My work is ended" she
had said TO her sister when she was first
taken III, but no thought WAS given to
the words until after the sweet spirit had
taken Its flight and returned TO the God
who gave it, Then il seemed IS If she
must have had presentment that her
summons had come with this illness.
Pauline died on her seventeenth blrth-
day st the hour of her birth, 9 A. u.
She was fsvorite with all who knew
her, winning her way into the hearts of
sill bv her sunny. happy disposition
She hSd never seen snything but the
bright side OF life; every wish had been
Sratihed and sorrow was unknown to
her. Standing on the very threshold of
her happy womanhood, when life seemed
brightest Snd was opening before her
ike 3 sweet bud OF promise, she saw not
shadow 70 mar the brightness OF the
future. Like lovely rosebud, her life
had expanded leaf by leaf until it was
perfect in its fsultless beauty. The past
had been howery pathway TO her and
the future was \ dream of happiness.
Before the rude awakening had come to
blight her hopes and shadow her path
way with cares and Disappointment. an
all-wise Father called her home. Dur
ing her short and painful illness she was
cheerful and patient through It sll, en-
cOuraging those about her with her
sunny smile and comforting words. Fri
day she was carried 70 her long home in
the Masonic cemetery AZ San Francisco.
The white casket covered with the white
floral offerings Of friends. the white
he2rse drawn by white horses, being
emblematic Of the pure and unsullied
life Of Pauline. She leaves her mother,
sisters, brothers and hosts of friends 10
mourn the loss Of their winsome friend.
One by one our friends are passing away.
the silver links in the chain of life are
severed; they have passed beyond and
have left the gates aisr and heaven is
nearer. 4 shadow has fallen upon the
brightness Of earth and with aching
hearts We look up striving to pierce the
bright beyond for ray Of comfort, and
while passing under the rod Of SORROW,
whisper the lesson that has been given
TO rs all TO learn, He dOeth all things
we'll" May P2uline's rest be peace
perfect peace. Polly LAREIN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25

Yale, in many respects the leading
university Of the American continent.
has Hawaiian Club OF seven members,
VIZ, Messrs. Lydgzte and Severance Of
the Divinity School, Frear Of the Law
School, i. znd ". Alexander and Bald
win Of Sheffield Scientific School, and
Cook Of the regular College department
Monthly meetings are TO De held for the
purpose OF fostering the memories Of
Hawaii. discussing matters OF interest
connected Herewith and encouraging q
fuller acquaintance and closer fellowship
among tbose OF her loyal sons who are
connected with Yale The first meeting
Was held in January when Hawaiian
Photographs were examined with eager
Interest; Hawaiian newspapers scanned
with syldIty even 70 the advertisements
and the zir was full Of the sound Of Ha-
E2llsn PoliticS-sczrcely q familiar
so0nd 70 the walls Of old Yale. What Is
the neEs2 What are the parties2 Who
are the czndidztes2 How viii the cleo
ton gO2 Viii Reform hold It's oEn2
These and similar questions we're min
gled With varied personal "reminiscences
oye-go1e days IN Hawaii recalled with
Dent pleasure and fingered on with
Interest Only the lateness Of the hour
reluctantly dissolved the pleasant party
Collectively or Individually the club will
oe pleased 10 have 3 visit from any Hs-
Ezll2n Eh0 may come their way Their
only PASSWORD Is aloha NONAD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-25
Hawaiian Minister at Washington


The Minister of Hawaii has rendered
his resignation to the Hawaiian King.
1t has not been accepted. On the con-
trary, Mr.. Carter has been requested TO
remain until September ST least. But
that means, # he STAYS until September,
3 stay OF another year This he is very re-
luci2nt TODD. He has large business inter
ests in Hawsii.a beautiful home, and there
are many Inducements 10 return 10 pri-
vate lie, as well Is TO climate that is
nearly perfection. Mr.. Carter came to
Washington seven years ago as the sue
eessSor Of Mr.. Allen, who, II viii be re-
membered. died in the White House on
New Years dzy, during President
Arthur's reception Hawaii has been
very fortunate in the selection OF her
ministers 70 our government Mr..
Allen and MS beautiful daughter were
greatly esteemed The Carriers are among
the very popular families IN official cir
cleS- They aTe not Of the ulira-fash-
io1able and gay people, but their house
: 2 charming home, having the aimos-
phere q culture and welI-pezd women.
The Hawaiian minister has three daugh-
ters. Two OF them are in society, and
they are among the good takers. The
PrestOns, who have recently gwen way
10 the new minister from Hayt, have
also three daughters They are another
family whose absence viii be felt
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