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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-19
HERE AND THERE.

The Grant monument committee las tlecid.
ed to accept the design submitted by John
G. Duncan.
Cassius NJ. Clay has been elected over Proc.
tor Knott .or chairman of the constitut ion.
al convention
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

On Thursday evening MIR. N. b. Cul-
bcrt's Bible class OF % ladles, belonging
to the First Presbyterian Sunday school
with other friends OF the First Prespytcr-
ian Church, including William Lawton
avn bi, cousin Miss Legett, Miss bevlne,
Doctor johnson, Mr. and Hrs. Isaac :.
Bullock and James Bowers, took Mr..
Culbert aud family entirely by surTise,
but Mr.. Culhert and family soor got over
their surprise aud became equal 10 the
occasion.
Tue programme of the evening opene
by MIS-. Wigkins, On behalf Of the class,
pIeseutiDg Mr., and Mrs. Culbert with n
handsome bouquet, aud then with a
double croqret set. The choir, led bv
MIR, Lswtun, aud composed of Mrs
Thomas, Mrs. Jeans, Mrs Vincent, Mics.
Wiggius, Mr. Bowers, DR.. Juhusen aud
Mr.. bu'loes, with Miss legett aud the
Misses Culbert presiding IN Turn at the
organ, rendered number OF s"tsettous
OF delightful music, alter which splen-
| did collation. wAs served in the dining
room.
| II MAS evident, however, that some
thing else was in store, aud MIR. Gu =
bert would have TO pass through another
ordeal before the hour separation came.
! MIR. Cuibtri knew what It was whcr
| Mr., laNtOn on behalf ct All sppecialvt
class stepped forward, aud IN AZ
propilate language presented bin viii
II very handsomely engraved, gold head
ed cane.
| Mr. Culbctt was so surprised that Ii,
could hardly find words 10 express him
sell but thanked his rleuds for thaI
! u iyHl kal -,
use the cane.
At d late hour the company II witt
many kind wishes reciprocal, expr, Ssed
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
FOURTH EDITION


The mineral spring at Gladstone, on
She Philadelphia road, is attracting great
attention among invalids. l wish some
Delswareans were at the spring Tor
week to hear the praise OF the spring and
IT, erirroundings. Parties that never |
knew whore Delaware was have come to
The spring and It. may be the means OF
bringing great many people here. There
was o gentleman from away up IN YORK
Etats at the spriuE on Tuesday. He said
be came to zee the greatest mineral spring
In the world, as pure as diamonds and
yet 1t had sllNths mineral quality OF al,
the celebrated springs NJ home and
abroad. He carried away two large bot
Ties OF water TO snow 10 his friends. NO
one that was not there to see would be-
tievo how many Philadelphia come to
the spring every day. Onelady aud gen
tleman said II they could make u sui
they would stay al the spring ali winter
He had been troubled with Insomnia 10
the last year, but the monoEt he cater
the grounds at Gladstone lie wants to =
to sleep. lie always, when he comes
B,tA down and takes u nap IN the char
He and his wife think that it Is wonder
tul. The lady had no appetite when sh
began to drink the water, now the cay
bhe can't get enough to cat. Those Nv
are only sam Plies of hundred that com
10 tho spring. II certainly should b'
pome a great resort for invAliis, whe
IL advantages become fully known.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
Dots.

DOt1s l
Gold Fill "a Watches at Hanfs, 10
East Fourth street.
For Catarth. smoke Pine Needle CiRars
For Gore Throat, Catarrh and Asthma,
smoke Allan's Pine Needle Cigars.
Solid plain gold wedding rings at
Hanrs, 10 East Fourth street.
Solid Gold Watches, L. T. liant, 10 !,
East Fourth street.
The first carnival of the A. B. E. J. P.
Club was given at the Madison street
rink last evening.
John Dtukker Is somewhat Of crack
shot. He yesterday proved his skill by
killing a large chicken hawk that he saw
perched Oh the telephone pole Oh Orange
street neat Fourth.
Laurel Council, No. 2, U. r. Of A., III
, stalled their newly-elec'ed officers last
evening. Grand President James A.
Pennington conducted the installation,
y assisted by other grand officers.
Grattau 7. Munda of this city aud Miss
Sarah A. Journey OF Oak Hill, Del, were
! married at Union NJ. E. parsonage on
Thursday evening by the Rev. Adam
Stepgle.
We h4ve large quantity OF holiday
goods Lett over ia odds ~ Il ends, such as
mecrsehaum sets, pipes, smokers, cigar
cases, sd, &C., which we VIII close out
at ruinotlsly low prices. Chapman, Sew
II enth and Orange, and No. East Third
tucet.
Next week being tile week Of PRAYER,
the W. q. Z. U. have arranged 10 hold a
PRAYER meeting at their Leadq darters, No.
- 800 Market street, on Monday afternoon
/ at 3 o'c!pck A Mothers Meeting will be
] held at o'clock, when DR.. Hannah
Thompsbn will read paper .! partieu!ai
interest to mothers.
Miss Mary Thomas, sister OF j. Miilei
Thomas and daughter OF Rev. T. Snow
den Thomas, died at the residence OF he
father, At IL 80 o'clock last night, Of
lingering illness. Miss Thomas was
very anIlable lady, and her death, he ides
being a severe affection to her family
will he keenly felt BY . large circle o
iriendp. ..
Judge Ball being still confined 10 III
room by sickness no court was helt
this mo- mug.
John II. Longstreet, the founder OF til
holy Oak, Is meeting with difficulties
anl has been visited repeatedly by Shelii
Allen. 1T is hoped he WIN pull through
and his settlement prosper
Be' re Chief Justice Comegys Jeff til
Court House Vt noon to-day Tor Doyer h
asked 10 have all the books and doc,
ments relating TO the msrlamus cas-
sent to0him. The Court meets again Q
!, the 18th instant.
~ George H. Huber, the baker, Secou
and Parrish street, ard Edward Melchlo
~ No. 2lA King street. joined forces NJ
80 went down to Brigevilin and viciuii
last Monday on cunning expedition
They came home last night, bringing
odd qIatl, coon aud u rabbit ia Tie
huntilg satchels.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

Eucampment No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion, held large and enthusiastic
meeting last evening. All the business
Of tile year Just closed was duly settled
and the following officers were Installed;
Colonel commander, Samuel A. Mac.
alllster; lleutenant-colonel, Samuel File,
ma,cr, Henry A. shee,z; surgeon, An.
drew j. Woodman, chaplain, the Rev.
Charles A. Foster; oiilcer-ot-the'dAy,
James McDowell; adjutant, Warren y.
Tuxbury; auartermaster, William d.
Sparks; officer ol-the. gard, Richard Herr
tage; sergeant. major, Edward q. Con
cannon; quArtctmaster.sergean John
J.. Donahoe; color bearer, James Lynn
sentinel John Zebley. Edward Z. Con
cannon of the National Advisory Com.
mittee acted as Installing officer, and
Judge Advocate General w. ). MeNair
and Abode. Camp James l.. Hawkins OF
the national staff were present and par'i'
cipated in tbs ceremonies.
| A farewell order was issued By w. >
McNair, the retiring colonel commander
and he was rendered q vote OF thanks fol
his efficient and impartial service oi Thu
pat year.
Colonel S. A. Macallistcr issued hi
first order assuming command and nam
ing his standing committees for the en-
sung year. He also issued cilcula
explaiping what the order is and showini
that It does not conflict with the e. A. X
i, The standing committees appointed NJ
AS folions; Relief, ". $. McSair, Jane
Lynn, VIII lam Abbott Grievances
, Samuel File L. &. Concunron, Richat'
q Heritage; Entertainment, Jsines Mellow
'. ell, William ID. Sparks and Samuel Por
n ter; state ot the Legion, John 7. ponl
c hoe, L. Z. Concannon, Henry A. sheetz
b Charles A. Foster, Lewis l.. Wilcox Au
" ditors, Charles A. Foster, A. J. Wood
man, Samuel File.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

The Asbury Gospel Temperance Society
held profitable meeting in the andito-
rum Of Asbury Church last evening. The
pastor, the Rev. John ID. c. Hanna, pre-
pded, and made u brief address, and in
!roduced the Rev. William l., White as
The orator OF the evening. Mr.. White
made strong and inspiring address,
sWhere Does the Responsibility Resii'
WAS his theme. He charged the brewer,
,he distiller, the saloon-kecper, the drunk
ard, the moderate drlnkor, and the iudii-
terent, silent christian, with tie resrohsi-
bility of the existence and success OF the
traffic. He was particularly foIeble
when he charged the silent christian with
Aiarge share Of the responsibility. Every
thristian who is simply indifferent. who
Rays at is none of my business. he held
was guilty before God and man for the
tvl being among U.S." The temperance
ehoir WAS not present, 40 several mem
bers of it are sick with La Grippe, but MIC
meeting was deeply interesting. One
young man came to the altar at tue clos'
II the address, and was converted.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

A dinner WAS given for the poor chill
hren at tho headquarters OF the w. &. Il,
w., M. ., corner of Sixth aud Penn
btreete, by tho following ladies': Mrs.
icseph Bellah, Mrs. d. W. Taylor, Mrs.
D. Kent, NJ. e. X. Zane, who were pes
tnt aud superintended the dinner also
the president of No. and some othes
were there to render TO those kitd ladies
any assistance required 1t was pleas
M sa..Ee. to fee those children standing
around tho table, which Nouid seat sixty
children, quietly enjoying their dinner
Tiven them by those benevolent ladies.
After eating ihe!r dinner each Que was
presented with an orange and c,'kes.
While they were eating their dinucr Misc
Anna I. niles, like an angel OF mercy,
entered, to augment their hafpineys by
giving them each book or toys. That
afternoons pleasure will not be forgotten
by the children. We cau only say God
bless Miss Anna T. Hilles aud the other
ladies' who 10 kildly rtmembeFed ouI
children.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
49,
Sudden Death.

Ella, wife OF Thomas NJ. Crossley, re-
piding at No. 704 Tatnall street, dropped
sead in her room about 2 O'Clock this
morning. She passed last evening at the
residence OF her sou-in-law, Charles Pat
iinsou, corner Seventh aud Moutoe
streets, and appeared to be IN ser usual
health. She returned home about II
o'clock, and retired as usual, aud her
husband had 10 ntimation OF auy change
Of her condition until he head her fall
On the floor. DR.. Lukens was immed-
lately called In aud expressed the opinion
she had died from rheumatism of the
heart. She was in her 10th year, and
leaves husband, three sons aud four
daughters, as well as many friends to
mourn her sudden deceasa. Tie funeral
will take place tho early part Of next
week.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

AS Thomas McSee, residing at ElGy-
enth and Pine streets, was engaged in
dggii|g trench III trent Of lis residence
This morning, for the purpose OF laying II
drainIit rom bis cellar TO connect with the
sewer now being put down by the Street
ard Sewer Department, when, without
the si|g h'est wa1h'n. the earth cAyel in
hpryihs him from sight. Thu wortmen
on nv clty's trench saw the accident and
ilnmt lately cGmiag 10 Ills rescue, dug
him out, when he was taken into the
hcusa aud Dr.. JAS. HI. Morgan sum
none !, who found, on making all ex-
amin ton, ilat he hal rib broken, his
collar bo;.e GisloeRted and otherwise Sc
r!uGsy iuju;ti internally. Father
Bradford administered spiritual comfort
TO TN suffering man. His restoration Il
health is rather doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

The eighteenth annual coEyeHlR'
the Young Mems Christian Asso lsp
Delaware, Maryland, West Nirglah,
District OF Columbia, will he Aea
Hagerstown, January 1919. Ite
ing session will be on THURSDAY, :.
inst. at 3 clock p. NJ. Tie STATE D
utive Committee, of which Mt lbo
II. Harding Is chairman, Is earn"
making this the best convention o. ~ |
Prominent speakers and nsa5eia
workers from abroad have been seV.
among whom are Messrs. j. Ii.
Secretary OF the College Depai,Ag.
the International Committee, that.n
Hurlturt, State Secretary Of iealsa
MIA; Walter Z. Douglass, General
tary Of the Philadelphia A,soel
Joseph Bowes, Of Baltimore, WV
conduct q Bible class.
Young men from towns when
are no associations, who bring le9.s
introduction from their pss.ors,
| ters OF evangelical churches, anu
men members of Young feeps
cieties OF Christian Endoayor, api
drcd organizations will be welcome,
provided with free sntertAlnihsn
Hagerstown.
The B. & o. and Western MY
will sell special excursion tiokea
rate OF two cents u mile, road ny
lance on presentation VI raiirosi
to the agents. These orders, ~
with the credential blanks foi wv
may be secured from General e "a,
King In the association Office, iV''
ket. ,..a
There are forty cit!os and WN
1000 population and over, IN WEI.
is no organized effort for young ~,
there Is great need Of extending w
In educational Institutions anu "
railroad men. lin
The pastors OF Hsecrstown unis
the State committee In issuing ~
this convention, and extend a coi'
vitation.
A large representative de.egallo IN
attend irom this city. The nuT M
delegates 10 UNLIMITED, and any y,hsrl
of the assocIab ION 10 eligible. tp ~
expense to delegates, except 'o'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

TIE stree. markets were wfli atten led
This morning. Butter sold Ter ~ 10 IS
cents round; eggs, ~ to 70 cents a
dozen, turnips, u cents Ter hall peck;
cabbage, 3 to cents ler.tead, ce,erY.
b to 10 cents Per bunch spinach, - 10 70
cents per hslfpcck, new oslons, . cents
per bunch; Lima beaus, ~ ceuls pr quart;
pens, 10 cents per quartz turkeys, 10 20 ~
cents per poUui;= chickens, ilto II cents
per pound scrspple, cents Ptr pound
lard, 10 ceEts iief pound; kesF, 5 TO L
cents yer pound. Oats aud corn sell tor
shout the same price as Oh Wednesday
knsf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

The usual meeting will he held at St.
Nsry's chWch, 9Th aud Pine streets, to-
paorrow st \ y. m. Tho cdtiahetleal in
struotiou will lie a continuation OF last
Sunday, viz; What is sii Via Is OH.
giuhi aud Whist is actpsl sinf \ sermon
will be preached ON Christian Earnest
ness" "A welcome will be gwen to all.
The Rev. NJ. Cotton, o. genuine African
birth, and a uatige OF tlutBeY, Illinois, a
vers auto clergyman aud Il. Z. priest Is
expected Lere ~ the near iutiae to preach
70 LIS iellow.couhtry men.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

There will DC meeting Tor young men
Oh SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock Ia the
association hall, No. lOu7 Market street.
Begins promptly and lasts Just sixty
minute,, and seems ku' Thirty. Singing
except ouslly good. Everybody helps.
Short talks All young men welcome.
THE ushers will show strangers good
seate. There Will be a crowd, bur soma
cisirs will bn reserved ioi thote who can
not como early.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

ATTN IN suS-booi.t.T- rrtfiaf-
patucAtl K5stabtoe, On .rpllts !.
81 p b. Eee.t,r, yi'- bradford H. ith
Atiiius On ant Mas / puuicy, both
LAillll- nltA.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
Tho Fish Mark ct.

Powell las OIL liis stad IN tho Third
slrre II market, ecdi.sl,, tAdlock, taii-
but, hl,Hi,s, Yellow perch, white ilsh,
lake shat audi lot OF teriapin. open On
Saturday Until lop. III.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

tie war among the manufactuleis Il
Va rapers is still raging. unul pcaes
g. y.l4hlished papers Will be cheap. W.
e'' lis from tie Fidelity Wall Pala4
Company, of ~ North Eleventh street,
P ideiphia. They are sell.u. dit
paper Tor 10, IL aud loo.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
ORDER
IL KLuIsIEHs DFFIGE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
December 10, 1889.

l Et = ohbLh
IL KLTIsrEH's DFFIGE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
December IL. 1852.
Upon the application Of Elizabeth
Alden, udministrutlx OF John Alden,
late OF W ilmiugton Hundred, in said
county, deceased, II j. ordered and di-
iectcd by the Register that tho Admin.
istratrix aforesaid give notice of
granting OF letters OF administration up
ON the estate of the deceased. with the
date of granting thereof by causing nd
yertiacincnts to he posted within forty
DAYS from tile date of such letters in six
OF The most public places OF the county
of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against N
estate to present the same or
abide by IN Act Of Assembly
in such case made aud PROV ided; and also
cause the same To be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY RErunLioAS,
"A newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del, and to be continued therein three
- Given under the handand Seal
LIS of once OF the Register, afore-
| - said, at W Wilmington, ~ New
| Castle County. aforesaid, the dny and
| year above written.
JoIlN II. BR AFFORD, Register,
| NarfeL.-All persons having claims
against the estate OF the docensod nnst
present the same, duly attestcd to the
| Administr;,trixt ON or before Dec. lGth,
lS,m or abide the Act OF Assembly III
| such ease made mud provided.
| LLlkABE1l II ALDEN. Administrators
Address Wilmington Del. dls.rod-5w
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
10 lair, With slight thermal changes, and
variable wihdl Monday partly cloudy
and slightly wsrner
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

Tt AUB-un The 81 ii Vi Julm Martin
i I9uh, ia tite G5th yo0rtf hsug's
RtlattNe- aud ttirl.d- ~ tuu family
arc G-protfatiN ENited to attend tile
nfuei5l from fla late residence, NORTH
wei corner OF second and Walnut
tItet-. ~ sunday afternoon, tire 9Th
inst. AZ 2 o5t.iuck. serNirrs at tie
hai I,c lntcrucnt st River, lew GENE
ter
THbMP>OS-on TIE I'd iHst, ~ the resi-
fIhcc al her parents Gco'r.e : and
Eilzu Mote, No List i,ltu street,
Mary, wife Of W. ; thompson.
Ifno notice of the funeral Mlll be given.
CRpssLEI-~n suddenly Jan & Ism, Ella,
" lie of 1hoinas ii. Lruasley, in ilcr eth
ytar
u le notice a funeral will 10 given. I
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

10 go 10 Tie hazar. No East Fourth
hu'rt this esnluug, as there VIII be sold
~ at' zen a hoe liie OF ladies' gent a and
miaaas gold aud silver watches. silver
p,Ae ware, music boxes, aud all kind,
ol plush g018is. Also II liuu as.nrtln.n,
OF h.'o'e sassS, ctc. nishleld :, Co.,
auGliubcers.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

George s. Capelle and Ih2m,S n,
visited Atlantic City, N. j., LOT wv
at Of their health.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

T. B. Car.mell, druggist, corner Sixth
mi Madison, ia selling shewarl &
~ udler's genuine Lehlsh and srLnYl-
XII coal. Call and see samples. Teis.
phone facilities and prompt delivery.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
RADAM'S
MICRO3E KILLER
Cures all Diseases.

1rciaim to cure All disease, may al
frst glsure ,esin very absurd; INT tite
reading our pslnphlet, giving histprA OF
the ~ 'rnhe killer, eNil dining the germ the
DRY OF aEs"a g, nhd rHaitus uur tsstia, al Al =
VIII II row en- lu-fFrly there Is ~ di-rA /.
"a wti moi sure, litr=t truth a uut as.rrilut
Lcroi, t. ei,ar. No prrAOn s3iirtlu. ir4i 4
,uy blood, chronic or cput.4Aln- .l.srtAt
suuull lot dAv pass wiianut .rftH,s sud
i,NaiH- ttta inirr-sl z hook, HH.r# wi lfs
given away tr nlulsd ir"D. Itp=..nti.ui II
r'nutetet Stih ihis CON pany are Wrli-kuuwu
business inrn OF tie city, Assttts wanted
everywhere Addt5s4s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

n yelty aud vs.icty shop, a9i Market
street. GEORGE j. JACKSON.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

NOTICE. -. CHARLES g. REX.
IN the owner ot the house situ-
ntcd nt No. . 4. second IT., in the End
wand Ut tine CITY OF Wilmington, county
oi New castle and Suite Of Delaware, in
I compliance with tile requirements OF
the ncts al the General Assembly i'll such
case made aud provided. do hoicby give
notice that | shall apply IN writing to
the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace aud JAN Delivery OF the state OF
nclawii re, IN and for New Castle county,
on Monday, tho sid day OF February,
\. u. lz9 being tine next term of snii
court. Ton u license fen said house ms itu
inn or tavern. ior the sale therein OF In
tuxicnting liquors In less Quantities than
one quart, to De drunk on the premises,
and the hollow ing respectable citizens of
said ward recommend the said applica-
ton, viz:
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04
They DO Not nelieye IN nao.,loo,

Ihey DO Not IieIitNe IN Hoodoo.
4 are number OF our t.t55uo ar,
~, calling upon Prof. Wen, e.ieutilc
tp'cisD, 305 Market stree, 10 have
eyes examined free Of et44r-c and
hu'l with his superior Tej-toplc
glasses, though they have beelI tsfl t'r
- are killing. | thank Tie m,cIli.
-D't citizens Tor their kind consideration
il ratronsge, and hope 10 be viii Lem
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

Weekly and Sunday papers, at oG3 Mar
Il tsirect.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

t7FWF9 Vt I TIT 'I'''''''F''7f
a. the REPUBLICAN oliee to-day, In the
shade,
vo'cl6ck 1Oo'clock l2o'clock
50 80 43
Daily Republican., 1890-01-04

ITUT IUT-#V We -IIdNITT TfEIUn- Is no
.cep'on, the l2,h oil February, al tie
Opera House. This hall lis expected In
br he largest oil the season. Tiekets so
cents.
The Equi able Gnarantrs anil Trust
Company have hal plans mad. i1r ia
exc ton Of six.s.ory building At Mimi,
and Market streets, ilxl3l iret. Itislc.
signed, when built, to rem the rooms ont
to be nsed ~ offices, Access 10 which VIII
re 10y elevators. II Will he flushed In
first class style, and VIII he not only a.,
ornament to that section. Ia viii he IL,
ithlst building IN tie city ICED for such
purposes.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-01

was born. OF course I visited the
hill where the old house stood, although
the house itself was gone, as was the
hospital.
On this island are immense sugar
plantations and numbers of sugar mills
which are interesting to visitors, but of
these shall not say much now, except
that it is the principal industry Of
the islands and is carried on to a very
large extent. The appliances and ma
chinery for its production are as CON-
plete as can be found anywhere in the
world. Cane stands in the field in the
morning and is turned out sugar by
noon of the same day.
There IS a great deal Of beautiful
natural scenery around Hilo, and
among other things are the harbor,
Wailuku river, Rainbow Falls, the
Boiling Pots, ETC., all of interest to the
visitor.
A great many people have an er-
roneous idea of the eruption of aIvolca-
no, in thinking that it throws forth
lava, smoke, ashes. etc, from the top Of
the mountains. This in not the case.
Immediately by the side of the volcano
of Kilauea stands the volcano OF Mauna
Loa. In the crater of the latter there
is but little action, and yet all the flows
of lava. and they have been numerous.
have come from this volcano. Instead
of coming from the top it bursts
through the side of the mountain, runs
down the side and on toward the sea.
In 1881 there occurred the last flow
and this was in the direction of Hilo,
distance of 40 miles, and finally
stopped within mile and half of the
town. At the times of such flows from
Mauna Loa, the lake in Kilauea is low
cred showing that there is a connec-
tion between the two VOLCANOES some
where down in the earth. At one time
the bottom of the lake dropped down
400 feet, and its action almost ceased
for several months, but since then it
has gradually been filing up until now
tho surface of the lake is nearly on a
level with other portions of the crater.
The return trip to Honolulu was
made without any particular incident,
except that it was as enjoyable as the
down trip. n. K. BAKER.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-01
If Your Liver Reminds You

Of its existence by dull pain or sharp ptwinges,
in the night side, or beneath the dexter shoul-
der blade, accept the reminder as warning,
and regulate the organ without loss of time,
by the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The above symptoms are usually accom-
panied by yellowness of skin, constipation,
furred tongue, disorder of the stomach. sick
headache and morning nausea. But a reform
is promptly instituted by the Bitters, the best
possible substitute for calonel, blue pill, and
other super-potent and hurtful drugs, erro-
neously designated as remedies for bilious
ness. Appetite and digestion are restored,
and the bowels resume activity, when an i'm
petus is given to the functions of health by
this sterling and anti-bilious medicine, which
also, has the effect of enriching and purify
ing the circulation, and fortifying the system
against malarial infection in air or water. 1t
is also highly beneficial for rheumatism, kid
ney and bladder troubles.