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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-27
NOTICE

THE patrons OF the Oceanic 5. 5. 20.
i are hereby notified that hereafter
no round trip or excursion tickets will
De issued for any of the through mai
steamers. These tickets will, however,
be issued as customary for the local
steamers Australia and 'Zealandia."
Passengers who hold round trip tickets
and wish to take the through mail
steamer will be charged an extra fare of
$25.
Per order OF the Oceanic S. S. Co.
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO.,
SAT- General Agents.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
n. T. G. G. GUARDS.


NevR Daniels Adjutant Ohio Division. MI. Yer
non, o., has chosen Mildred N. Baldwin. freder-
ickiown, o., a. her assistant. Members OF the lll-
Sision no have forwarded the 80 cents dues are
rninned 10 do 40 Mt once. Applicants for member
ship will inclose 50 cents each Ia NJ. Malone BereA
%. Ohio &. C.'s urged to unite with ic Guards
neciinn with the Ohio q. A. r. and w.RC y. w.
Goodin writes that delinquent Guards viii Toe
dropped from the rolls who neglect longer to Tor
ward dues Myrtle Nixon. Quartermasier, Lima
o., will receipt for all moneys.
NATIONAL Headquarters y. T. c. e. GUARDS,
as ODD FELLOWS HALL, 2
ST. Louis, Sept. p, 1871.
Series No 9.
j. Announcement having been made OF officers
elected II Is unnecessary 90 here repeat
III. Reports for thiTd quarter are due sept. 80, on
which date Adjutants and QuarteTnasters snaiI
make mp thcir reports in duplicate and forward To
their respective Commanders, who after approving
the same, noting that they agree VIII forward one
copy Of each report, with per capita tax TO the
Adlutant-tieneral
iii. Percapia tax remains nj 10 cents same as last
year, which amount il due on all members enrolled
previous To July /. 1921.
~. The nevis elected Commanders Of Divisions
shall always notify National Headquarters al their
election aud forward at the same time last oi ON
GERS elected. Much confusion u caused 10y negtect
IN 30 doing ID IL also noticed that some DIVISIONS
are clcotng twice year, which ~ illegal. Lice
lions are held annually. Commanders slta4 re-
CetNe certificates from National Hcadquaftei feco
nizing their election upon proper notice oil the
same.
V. A new stock Of applications, forms for re-
ports aud other printed matter VIII be ready LOT
use soon.
vi. Guards everywhere are enioned 10 a close
following Of the principles Progress and Fatrlnl-
ism, endcavOrng Ia all things tn be worthy ol the
exalted fraternity that has always characterized te
y. I. e. C., aud TO the perfection OF which the
KATE b. SHERWOOD.
CommandeT-in-Chief.
A /. SEAMAN. Adjutant-G General.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

THE NAToSAL TRIBUNE Exchange will be de-
voted solely to the exchange Of souvenirs. Any
thing pertaining TO business must be sent to the
advertising Department.
To Exchange: Arizona curiosties, eic.-FrHnk
y. Knowles, Spencer, Iowa Charms OF coral Tor
piue-clay or red stone Of MinneSoia.-F. VI. MILF
ken. South Bend Ind. Prize for prctiest stamp
photograph or mental pOrirait-Iyda NJ. ltos-.
Mouitcau, Pa. New plating outfit for best ofier.-
Sol. IT, Smith, S8l Clinton Place, Lincoln, H. Book
for prettiest specimen shcll.-l.lla Phean, West
Decatur, Ia. ScaTi-pin for prcttiest 10 crazy
picce-.-Libbic T. White. Box 36, Conklingvillc. ~
Y. Photograph FOR best postal auiograph.-Ntn.
II. Randolph, Cameron, NeD Mental portraits {;
prize for ls and 2Olh descriptive leter.-Ciiuton J.
Smith. Huntington, VT. Prize for pTeitiest coilec.
lion of crazy pcces.-Gertic Hendricks, Nabasha,
MINI. Prizes FOR prctiiest postal Hutograph.-W.
A. Parker Catin, IN. Prize for most comical auto
graph 10y Dec. =; photograph for first and second
besi.-John Anderson. Spcers. Pa.
Wanted: Calico block, one foot square, Tor auto
graph quilL-Mr~. Vim. Higgins South Glens Falls,
~ Y. News Of my uncleS. Royillow aud Alpheus
Titus; five dollar gold piece for Information
Gladys :. Titus, Ccdarvilie, MINI. Letters and
photographs from young lAdies--John T. shea
han. q. e. g.. Box Isl. Bath. Me.
Prizes Awarded: Clinton J. Smith 10 VI. Ida
Doty for best postal autograph. j. w. Cole to A.
w. Oates. FOR first application To join the Guards
}. w. Cole, Benton. Ky, 10 Mildred Baldwin
FrederCktown. o. John Anderson, Speers, Pa.
10 Il. j. Carter, Oberlin, %.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
CURIOUS CORNER.

ANSWERS 20 questions will not be published with
in two or three weeks after questions appear so
all will lave "a chance TO send replies aud receive
honorable mention with The number Of answered.
Logan, Chief Of the Mingos, made hs famous
speech under elm on the PicSawhy Plains near
CircievlIle, o. The tree is still standing.
Copper mining Is The distinctive mineral Industry
OF Michigan.
Benjamin Franklin denied himself meat 30
week. 80 that he might purchase books.
The first duty placed upon goods imported
Into America July g. 1883.
Single women who were frceholders voted for
President 81 tIe United States in the State Of New
Jersey a. late As 1900
l. Who was known as The Eleventh Muse ~
Carl Walker.
p How did Pennsylvania get It's name Kate
Duncan.
3. What j. the meaning Of Buena Nlstag OF
Prairie du Chen?-Mnrie Lamont.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
The Puriians abolished musical instruments from
their churches iu accordance with Amos, 4: p:
+" Take thou away from me the noise OF songs; for
will not hear tie melody 81 yl"l-."
3. How many times were sacrifices consumed by
Gre from heaven 2-II. A. Thompson.
. Who Slew COO with au gOHd2-CaTl
Walker
3 When the Church Of England establish
edg-Elen NJ. McCrcary.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, had
placed in his hands by sn East India missionary
the formula of n simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption, Bron-
ehilis. Catarrh, Asthma aud all Throat and Lung
Affections: also a positive and radical cure fOE
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaints.
Having tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands uf cases aud desiring To relieve human
suffering will send free al charge To ali who wish
il this recipe ia German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using. sent by
mail, by addressing, with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A. NOYEs. SO P0gSs' Block, R0eheS:sr,
MY
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
The Classic and the Popular.

What the teacher told Bobby-When Rome
burned, the Emperor Nero was playing fiddle.
What Bobby told his mother the teacher said
Emperor Nero was playing fiddle, so they
burned Rome
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
Weak, Nervous Men.

Send at once for full directions (5aaled) Err EE OF
Common Home Treatment, will positively all
the elects OF impOEeucy, etc, tie only cure NnOwu
for VuricOCele and certain method. giBcLFIC
nonsense, stomach druEEuS. Address AZ
BI0R PHARMACY o.. Albion. Michigan.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
The Fair New Yorker wa. Shocked.

Col. Greytop-Miss Uptown, would like to
introduce an old friend Of mine-a soldier
one of the BalAklaya GOO.
Miss Uptown-One OF the SIR Hundred! Oh,
Colonel, hadn't better SEQ mamma frst9
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

Blanche Broakin- Willie. Susie d., and Sidney r.
Bra0kifr-, jackson, o.. the children 0i J. b.
BfUuEiUs. Mrs. Miiils b. 20 wears Old, with blue
eyrs aHd brown hair. She b. e. member Of tie
Christian Church. tetoiscT 100 the Sunday school,
and Secretary Of Use ID. ~ II. lodge. Susie H.,
aged l6 ha- brown sye- Hud black hair; hight five
feet aud one fourth iHc'Iz weight. zoo pounds.
Or.hui-t aud mruibcr ui Christian Church. Sidney
X. b. n years old, with blue eyes and fair hair
fond 81 reading.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
- en0rnLATE DKoPs.

One pound ~ confectionery sugar. white OF one
egg tle same Hnouuto i water; Hetsurr iu glHss,
81 take two, % BE- not 90 get too much
until d does not stick, tleu make u u drops the
szr you wish; lei stand day OF 20. then shave the
cucnla" aiid pour boiling water over ~ enough TO
mni-ten wei. gut ln "a tDHzpuuuiu 81 vanilla HtFd
hDcren well, tiieu roll the drUp- in the chocolate
They are very nicc.-Emcry l.. Puuzctt Nora, IA.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15


searchers aud soivcrs this week are r. A
Thompson, Harry T. Matthew'S, 81 James 4.
hig,r who has never missed n week, a; piiusas
Jnquith ioins the Dist with weli-considered Bible
answer. aud c. J.. Ellsworth with one.
Car Walker RBks Tor address. aud forgeis 10
send his own.
Arlie W. 0ates writing from Mercer station, Ky,
reports tle marriage Of T. ~. Moss Of the O. g. O.,
south Carolitou, Ky, 90 Louisa Edwards, 81 the
same place. C"nRratuiati0us aud best wiahesl
Aunt May, I" writing FROM south &urwalk Conn.
says. "@iuce our Reunion two oi our officers have
been made one lac Quartr lnistcr Rud Junior Vice
Commander IA - genuine q. g. marriage.
THINK o. - thc result ~ Hu exchange ~ autographs,
hoiln u, loni- and Ju.ia A, Nh'eier were mar
Ttrd Aug ~ They reside iu stamford. Conn. aud
viii b. pleased 70 have q. g. friends call"
HOW 10 TALK WILL
One 10 be- "a good lsliler mus. Doe good observer.
Then his material viii be ever nj hand aud lac
need not put li- niud u strain 10 make talk Tor
tbe thoughts within his mind, struggling FOR ca
preston, will naturally shupe themselves iuto
words OHt 81 tbe abundance VI the heart tie
mouth speazeth."
Too many people with well endowed minds aud
naturally reusHlive memories 20 through the
world seeing without seeing aud hearing without
hearing They do not place their minds inicntly
upon anything, aud though they may enjoy Ia a
general way ths things that about them. yet
WiIun thDs say 30 speak 81 them they have clear
perception 81 anything, aud utterly fail la their
attempts az that kind Of mental picture. maxim
which constitutes good talzer aud enables him
90 impress his thoughts upon others They are
LAKE abe uau who went through college by passing
in ~ tlie front door aud "ut al the back. though
whHl there WAS inside at Il be neither stopped long
enough 10 kBow a. care.
The good talker b. the man who looks carefully
shout him, selecting and asserting, one does th'
c0ioH in . ribbon store: this H. green that Il
black; thB Ia red, that b. yellow; ihs tree hal
pointed leaves rough 90 Use touoh; that tree hiu
Hcolioued leaves and b. smooth 10 the touch. =,
he goes GA. anal ziuR sorulinizng. asserting com
pairing. grouping. and picture-HRiliHR. no know
tls features of the landscape. the aspect 81 ia,
street. and iali you ali about ID. lie listens q
lectures. sermons. discussions, aud can Tell yoi
shout these, fOr the moutal processes haY
been busy with lsss material things.
la brief 90 bs good tiliser must use eyes
ears, haads and feet. lie must all the iaoul
hoa Of body aud mind that y odd has given him la
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

Upon the hills OF Galiee a child went forth TO
play;
The waiting blossom heard His step--she cried
aloud in bliss
As she felt the loving pressure OF the lille Christ
child's kiss.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

rational, intelligent way Then and then only rs
lac ready 10 interest, instruct, or Amuse those
who around him. He is no longer machines
he is a thinker. lie knows how 10 talk well.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

The fame OF the Ohio Improved Chester hogs
continues TO reach foreign countries. Alter max
inl, Shipments 81 this famous breed Of hogs into
various parts Of Canada South America, Mexico,
and EuropezTnE l.. 49, SILVER Co, CLEVELAND,
ONO, recently sold pair oi TINS popular breed TO
senior Jose r. Perez Santa Clara. CUBA, who is one
Of the many enterpTsing agrculturiss Of that ISL
aud.
II any Of our readers desire a description OF this
famous breed write the company, above.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.

DEAH d. H. Here Is recipe which have tried
ard isltuN be good. advise all 90 try aud re-
port Seven Gags thr whites aud yoke beaten
SEPARATELY one pound gruuuiHisd sugar, one half
cup boiling Ter poured over sugar. thrcc- ourlhs
al pound ~ fiDur Mia tltis 2 promptly as pos
NIble.-AeLIelll DreIs. rL.IImg. III
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
FLAKY PIE-CKUsT.

Any member Of TIE Happy Household who pre-
fer o. par butter Boo ple-cru-t VIII find the fol-
lowing good recipe Five cups 81 hOur. one cup
az butter, cup ~ lard one cup cold water. hail
teH-Ioouiul baking pow der. NIf -four with pow der.
kub in lard and butler cold with the hands add
o., water yrrs cold. aud mia 10 smooth dough-
Della 6rrEsti. Canton. D.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical DGtie- Taught by u study OF the
International Sunday-sehOOI Lesson APP
pointed for Oct. 80, 1891. -. John. IA L
and 1877.
zone reading these notes should hrst eareiuly
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures a.
indicated abOve.l
SUBJECTS: /. THE FATHERS HOUSE. III.
THE PROMISE or THE CoMFoRrEE's OFF
cEs.
Preliminary.
In general we are to study some Of Christs
farewell words TO his Disciples.
The nth chapter Of ST. Johns Gospel is very
dear to the Christian. No one can tell the
comfort it has brought to our world. The en-
tire chapter IS so important that the Episcopal
Church has appointed 10 all to be read as
special selections from the Gospels; verses / 10
II inclusive for SITS. Philip aud JImess Day,
and verses II to 81 for Whit-Sunday. The
Roman Catholic Church reads verses % 10 in
elusive on SITS. Philipand James's Day and verses
p 10 81 on Whit-Suuday. IL is noticeable how
81. Philip figures IN the paragraph for his day
Jointly with that o; 81. James. And no Selec-
ton could be more fit than 81. John. II: 1881,
for Whit Sunday when the Church IS called 70
consider in particular the scenes OF the Pente-
cost succeeding Chri5t's death.
The biOgrupher Of Sir Walter Scott tells Us
that when the renowned novelist was on his
The Book aud made clear he meant. by The
Book, The Bible. The volume was gotten and
a selection read TO the dyiug man. The bIog-
rapher says: Z" chose the 1ith chapter OF
St. Johns Gospel. he listened with mild devo-
ton, and said, when / had done Well, this
gives me comfort l have followed you dis
tinctly; any fell as if l were yet to be my
self again."
Notice the word comfort and compare with
V. IT,
4 person was once speaking Of his great APP
probation Of the poetry Oi the Old Testament.
Daniel Webster was a listener. He a serious
way answered "Ah. my friend the poetry Of
isaiah aud job aud Habakuk IS grand and
beautiful indeed |. but when you have lived, as
l have, 80 years, you will give more for the
lIth or 18th chapter OF Johns Gospel, OF for
one Of tho Epistles, than for all the poetry OF
the Bible"
/. The FATHERS HOUSE.
/. Preliminary.
Olshauscn declares Of this chapter: "We
now come to that portion Of the evangelical his
tory which we may with propriety call us
Holy Of Holes. John, like consccrated priest
opens up 10 Us tho view into this sanctuary. II
| is the record Of the last moments spent by the
Lord with his Disciples before his passion. All
that has heart, glowing with love, had still "a
say to his friends was compressed into this
/ short season"
| Though his statements are in regard Il
! Christ's entire farewell speech, they have
| special application to this paragraph which we
now study.
2. Data.
! Verses to (inciusiveJ Of st. John, the 1itt
chapter. gives the account. 1t was heard by the
author. 1t is like the quieting words Of ;
I mother to her irTitated frightened or tired
/ L. = 4.
/ over the troubled spirit. We remember thi
| paragraph is only slight quotation from ;
/ long parting interview Of Christ with Th'
\ Twelve.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

"nen isoby was sick, we gave her CastorM-
When she was a Child she cried for Castorih.
When she became bliss, she chung 70 CastoriA-
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriM
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
TRIBUNE ExcuANGE-wANTED.

A. L. SEAMAN. Acknowledgement.
The National tribune., 1891-10-15

THE letters VS. mean veterans son, va NeteI-
Rn's daughter and Wv veterans widow; meihOeis
ofRssociRtious will be marked S.N. and D.N.l
Homer A. Palmer, v. nephew, Fort Scott, KAN
Fred BuNin Mllville n. j.; Gertrude Grant w.
Furmout, Me; Fannie q. Steele, v.d. MaNsNile'
Mo: Isaac r. Nhippe Oswcgo, y. Y; Edward L.
Hurn, ERpnvine NASH; ID. H. Bishop, v. lu.lh
lll., WRslihurn, 49,; Alice C. Chambers, va blN-
ngstone, Mont: Albert q. McCollum, Hancock
Me: Guy J. koons, VS., Isabel IA; Ora l.. fln-
uey, S.N; BculRh =. Fnncy. v.d., Burkmere' ;. ~
George Gilmore, vs., Utica, Pa DAISY IiAisSeI'
blanchard, Pa. Total 1880
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
CONVERSATION CLUB.

Rtles OF fLe Ctb.-I Write briefly. Write only
az one side OF Tie paper. B. Write to the point =
Write on one subject. 8. Write your best; =.
send answers to all puzzles Tor use oi i-uoI. i-N'
week tIte names III those writing the hest letters
style composition spelling penmaiIshp an" gen,
erR merit considered-will he named NJ ille ieaa
al this column on the Honor Roll. flsl hohof
AZ an ip.l,,de ali of these requirements, Second
honor will include a deficiency IN some one point
No others viii he named.
HONOR RoLI-BEsT LETTERS
First Honor Eva H. Crate, Oocauside, Cal,
Second HOnor-Emmcit Searcy ,Nar'race' Aehh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
prs o5ooSs.
CPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
BLACK Silks
At One-Hal their actual value. I'm
brace the present opportunity.
READ THE PRICES.


brace the present opportunity.
READ THE PRICES.
> pieces Black eros Grain Silk 1T
soc, worth Sl.OO.
3 pieces Black eros train silk ut
csc, worth Sl.25.
> pieces Black eros train Silk at
Sl.0O, worth $500. ~
, pieces Black eros train Silk AT
x1.25. worth $500.
, pieces Black Surah Silk ut Doe
sold formerly al zoe.
pieces Black Armure SILK at
81 e., sold formerly NJ Sl.25.
> pieces Rhadame SILK ut o. e.
sold formerly nj Sl.25.
3 pieces Faille Silk AT zoe, sold
formerly at Sl.i5.
pieces Ottoman Silk at see
sold formerly at $40. -
Also, a complete line Of COiored SILKS
mt reduced prices.
We guarantee every yard OF these
goods 10 be strictly all Silk ana VIII
not cut, or money refunded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
HOME FOR AGED.
.4HiteHhs ifA.
Founded by Anton ReyInann,
1890.

The Board of Trustees felt it TO be
desirable that some mention of the gen
erous donor OF the building should be
made, and being aware that Mr.. Key
mann's well-knOwn modesty would pre-
vent the location of an inscription
should the intention come TO his know
ledge, the Board concluded TO go ahead
privately with the idea.
The Board OF Trustees have enacted
Bylaws for the care and government
of the Home. The following section,
relating to admissions, will be OF public
interest,"
"Appicants must be persons OF good
character, not less than 90 years OF age,
and who have been residents OF the State
of West Virginia for AT least five years.
Approved applicants, before being re-
ceved into the Home must pay an ad-
mission fee Of $500"
The Board has determined that when
the Home is ready for occupancy the
buildings and grounds shall be thrown
open To the public, in order that our
citizens may see and appreciate the
noble generosity Of Mr.. Reymann in
making this provision for aged women.
When the date of this opening arrives,
il is certain that large number Of la
dies and gentlemen will avail themselves
of the opportunity afforded to inspect
the Home and its surroundings, and It'll
equally certain there will be general APP
proval both Of the plans and ideasoand
the thoroughneSS with which they have
been carried out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
DaatB uf Frank Johnson.

a briet Telegram was received from
Weston, late last NIGHT, announcing the
death, at the Asylum for the Insane, al
an early house last evening of Frank
Johnson. for about year past an in
mate Of the institution named. There
were no details As TO his demise, but it
is known his body will be forwarded
here, in the care Of G. Mendel Il Co.,
for burial. Mr.. johnson was one Of the
best known residents Of Wheeling, and
was known over considerable portion
of the State, through his activity. in
years paSf IS Republican
politician. FOR many years he
was one of the poStoillce
employees in this city, OF late years ill.
ing the position OF uperlntendent OF
Mails. About eighteen months ago his
friends noticed mental failing, and a
short time thereafter he was removed
to Weston, in the hope that proper
treatment would restore his equilibrium.
He returned after a couple Of months
apparently improved, but rapidly re-
lapsed into his former condition, and
nearly a year ago he was returned to
the asylum, where he has since re-
manned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
Melody in Ritchie school.

Yesterday Miss Lucy Robinson, the
efficient instructor of music in the pub
lie schools, displayed to good advantage
the progress Of the pupils in the Richie
school. She brought each class to the
grammar room, beginning with the low
est room and ending with the grammar
department, spending from II to 30
MINUTES with each class.
The little children sang by figures,
and also sang small dttics by note. The
higher divisions sang from books, car
ryng two and three parts, and beating
time. The grammar room was crowded
with parents and friends, who greatly
enjoyed the entertainment Afforded.
Reys. Afford aud Ash, DR. Pipes and
superintendent Anderson all made re-
marks, speaking highly Ia favor OF what
they had seen and heard.
Miss Robinson, at the earnest request
Of those present, sang choice Selec-
ton, which was greatly enjoyed. She
proves by her work that the Board of
Education did well in selecting he. as
teacher.