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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Opera House tonight.

LOCAL AND GENEhAI<'
Opera House tonight.
Mr.. E. R. Schwabach has a notice
in this issue.
A Japanese cook desires a stu
alton. See Advt.
Regular concert at Emma Square
this afternoon by the Band.
Rev. D. O'Connor was a passen-
ger to the Volcano by the W. G.
Hall yesterday.
Three picnics will be given dur
ing the coming month by different
local organizations.
Mr.. Theo. H. Davies left yester-
day for Mahukona by the steamer
w. G.. Hall on business.
C. Bosse, as assignee of NJ. S.
Medeiros & Co, of Maui, has a
notice to creditors in this issue.
The Onomea Sugar Co. will hold
meeting this morning at 10
o'clock at the office Of c. Brewer IL
Co.
Cron's candy store on Hotel
street was dark last evening, max
ing the neighborhood a trille dismal
looking.
Evangelistic services will be held
tonight and tomorrow evening at
Bethel Hall, under the auspices of
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Owing to insufficient evidence,
the charge of robbery against
Charles Leonard was dismissed in
the Police Court yesterday.
In addition to the usual attrac-
tions a one-mile race on skates will
take place at the Armory tonight.
Entries will close at s o'clock.
The managers of The Liberal
have purchased a printing plant,
and hereafter the paper will be COM
posed at the office in King street.
A gold cigarette case has been
lost. Finder will please return to
Mr.. e. r. Schwabach, at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, and receive reward.
An original poem, written ex-
pressly for the ADVERTISER, by the
Bard of Dalbeattie," appears on
the last page Of this mornings
issue.
A San Francisco Democrat, writ
ing to friend in Honolulu by the
last mail, says: eve will knock
the Republicans higher than kite
in November"
: Bathing parties are the rule at
the Long Branch Bath House dur
ing the present moonlight even
ings. Colonel James Sherwoodis
a most genial host.
The house of E. 0. Hall & Son,
Id, carry a stock of hardware that
cannot be excelled by any store in
this city. Read their advertise
ment in this issue.
The creditors of A. L. Cron, a
voluntary bankrupt, are notified to
appear at the Supreme Court on
Wednesday, November Cd, and
prove their claims.
Mr.. J. ". Preston, who has been
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

Owing to insufficient evidence,
the charge of robbery against
Charles Leonard was dismissed in
the Police Court yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29
FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS.
OTHER FOREIGN STEAMERS.

OTHER FOREIGN sTEAMERs.
Gaelic will be due from China (bound for
San Fran. observation-disclosures. Oct. 81
China leaves San Fran. Dec. 8, due Homo
lulu ..----.-.- leu l.
Oceanic leaves San Fran. Oct %, due Ho-
nOlulu Observation-Disclosures. Nov. |
Rio Janeiro from China for San Fran.
o. DcC. ~
China leaves San Fran Jan. 4, due Homo
lulu. ..-..........-.....-..'J jan. Ii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29
Cottage to Rent.
TO LET

\ NEW AND CONVENIENT
Sit. Cottage on Kinau St, all prove
ments, Servants Room, Stable
and Carriage House, one block from the
horse car. Possession given Immediately.
y. S. SACHS,
32I2-tf 104 Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

In addition to the usual attrac-
tions a one-mile race on skates will
take place at the Armory tonight.
Entries will close at s O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

There is an industrious footpad
who is working on the road in the
vicinity of the Kamehameha
Schools. The ADVERTISER men
toned the other day that car
penter named William Mulch
escaped from the robber, but the
highwayman persevered, and on
Thursday evening he stood up a
pedestrian and relieved him of
sixteen dollars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY, Oct. %.
Stlnr r Bishop, LIE Claire, from ko-
loa.
Stmr Kaala, Haglund, from Kauai.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, from Mo!okai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

Evangelistic services will be held
tonight and tomorrow evening at
Bethel Hall, under the auspices of
the Y. NJ. G.. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

Rev. D. O'Connor was a passen-
ger to the Volcano by the W. g.
Hall yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

A San Francisco Democrat, writ
ing to friend in Honolulu by the
last mail, says: eve will knock
the Republicans higher than a kite
in November.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

The Pacific Hardware Co., Id,
have received new goods in all
lines and are constantly adding
novelties to their already well
stocked store. An invitation to Wis
it their handsome art rooms is ex-
tended to tourists and the general
public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29
FOR RENT.

- RESIDENCE RECENTLY OC-
BE- cupied by Hon. A. Rosa, adjoin-
ing residence of G. E. Boardman.
House new, pleasantly located and hav-
ing all the modern improvements.
Rent reasonable. Inquire of
q. E BOARDMAN,
3192-tf Custom House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

Cron's candy store on Hotel
street was dark last evening, max
ing the neighborhood a trille dismal
looking.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29
House to Rent.

- A HOUSE OF i BEDROOMS,
E:is Parior, Dining Room, Pantry,
Kitchen and Bathroom with a
Large Yard 10 rent or lease, corner of
Nuuan1 and Vineyard streets. Enquire
at premises next door to ]. II. Rruns'.
3I9l-lwtf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-29

Three picnics will be given dur
ing the coming month by different
local organizations.
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I4pn friber bsbanbett mnrhs unb nit petnen Weittetn
Mannbarkeit, fowte al
S&ud4en Der 0e{@Ie@t8prgau beffimmt furirt.
Hsxauen-hrankheiten uerbeu TN Sauf
~ &rsnfen nnb ctne Snitramente turirt. Gin MIN
beStpuee 9eiImttteI.
Catnrrh und krankheilen del
Aaut, bes Hlutes unb 6ersens, Der 9eber unb bel
Eleren.
Syphilis. Das am se{4ptnbefen unr id.rfer
tk4eube DRtttel 4ur garanttrt.
Haut-A raukheiten aler Nr: ,,srbeu fn.
riyt, tc anbere Ruren mibfangen.
Onnatuer1icher Ab7uss utrb prcmpi
= IN pdat Gagen turirt.
Neeine Maetbooen.
!. Fsstt Gcnfnitotion tn Der Office ober Der yot.
2. 9enane 1nterfunung aub Dta8np{e.
y 3eeer tpirb anf &runb ptleni@aftI:aer 9rinepter
3spenbttt unb fstn cber ibr Eau ~trb 81 ~ipeeieueu
Sinotum 0tmndt.
1. bulge 4ret{e unb Iei@te acknowledgements.
IN ben metfftu 6dueu fam be Syanfbett i'm 9ou{i
pt6 &ranfen ttbanbelt werbeu.
94rettt nm Grmptcm : Tcrmular SO. /, fur Wdn,
aer.
S9rettt nm Symptom sGprmular No 2, fur Erauen,
64retbt nm Srmptcms GcrmuIar 30. 8, fur Sauf.
Drejk pkfbta prompt beauttpprtet. cue Gefddftl
3ebetm 8ttaiten. Mebt5in mtrb rertpr9en 8eS1nbt
tsi<rtnen /: bic 8anfen BON Sau antouip.
9eutf9 8efproMen.
utaa aertFfre an pber ipfs4e Dor Eel
,. N HATHAWAY, M. d.,
ettpsns 0tbdube, SO nab IS @ea : GpmmercefraFe,
eau Nutontos Ie5oe, etue 9reppe Boo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27
3.

= Soiepb 9o0ed lit 9emp1teab bat
feline 8aumwOQe' feit BRET Sabren ni6t
berfauft, neil er auf before Yreiie
martete. 2ebteus bra6te er einen
8alen BON 1889 auf ben Marft unb
erbielt 81 Gents per pfunb. @or
brei Sabren f@lug er 3ebn Gents aus.
9ie beutf6 : ebamgelii6e Sc
mein6e BON Comfort bat li6 einer
Greibrief ~ausfelen lahen. aapital
$1,000.
Su Galbert, &obertion Gountp,
linb Die &ontraftoreit, tuel9e fir bic
bortige nWater. See & Sight Gom=
panD" einen artelii6en Drummer graz
ben, i6on in elmer 9iefe BON 5S5 SUB
auf elm @aReregaiin gefommen, tpelz
Dies einen md9tigem Strom arr Bic
Oberad1e beforbert. Cine geraue
Mefung Der MaHermaHe, tpel6e Ser
8runren liefert, lit nod ni6t porge=
nommen porben. gbenlo lit 5 Mtei=
len .n0rblid BON Maeo, mie elm 8eridt
mittbeilt, elm 11eiler artelii9er 8r1n1ten
fertiggeitellt porban; berielbe liegt MIR
J Mfeile BON einem anbereu ab, ipel1er
bereits felt brei Sabren I'M @ebrau6e
lit unb immer eimen ltarfen @trom
Wa1ers geliefert bat. Sas WaHer
bes dlteren 8runnens bat cine 3empez
ratur BON lob @rab, mdbrenb bas bes
eben erit gebobrtem = bel wel9em, ltez
benbei bemerft, bic MaKerl6i6te I'm
300 SUB b6ber liegt, ni6t mebr als 4S
@rab aufweiit.
Sic lmgegenb bon Mlpin, mo
Die Sbfs, 8eerens unb 6riibsemiiles
5u6t einen INNER gr6Beren llmfang
anrimmt. fdngt oil, ii6 raid au belize
beln. Ser 3uitrpm bon @inmanoez
rern-beiBte s il elmer &orresponben3
lift in Der lebten 3eit pieber elm 1tars
ter ultb itetiger gemeien, unb lolte bic
geplante eleftrii6e 8abn bon Gable
ton mad 9outon CUR @irfli6feit perz
ben, 10 nirb er nod INNER mebr auz
f6mellen. Sept i6on bergebt aber
feline @o6e, obne baB fie uns eim paar
Gamilien bon lteuen 3uaiiglern bringt.
= SSn Der umgegenb BON Snbufrp,
Nufim @ountp, no Der Weinbau fdon
felt ldngerer 3eit bon ben beutl6em
@inmanberern eingefiibrt lit unb nit
@rfolg betrieben mirb, 1T bic biesidbz
rige 3raubens@ rnte cine rebt ergiebiae
gepeien. Sn einem nmfreis bon etma
5 Meiler INN bas genannte Stdbt6en
werben in bielem Sabre etipa II, 900
@auonem Wein gema6t perben. Die
Sraube, wel9e bort bauptid6li9 sez
baut unb in @ein perarbeit tpir6, lift
bic 9erbemont, bod aebeibt aud bic
Concord re9t gut unb bringt, als 5as
.feltraube %berfauft, CUTE preife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27

beiB eriebnten Selbfpermaltung 2ot1z
bors lanftatt Der abiolutitii9en Sbere
berrfhaft6 es 2orbzM apprs Der n@itDD
beauftragt, er bat cine @ommiilion ein>
bernfen CUR @orberatbung Der Bill CUR
Ginfabrung bes M9ttunben> Nrbeitstas
ges in ben 8ergperfen unb an bic
Spite bieier Gommifipu bat er ben
ra6falen Nrbeitereanbibaten Burt &C.
felt. 9iefe GommiIion iol aud
8ori6ldge fir elm Saftpfli6tgeieb mas
den, burdr ipeldes porerit 8ergmerf5z
beIiBer g%e5tpungel1 merben iolen, ben
in ibren 8ersiperfen obne eigenes Ser
i6ulben 9erun9liidten ,reip. beren 9ine
terbliebenen, ausreidenben S6abenerz
iab 81 5ablen.
Glabltone 5eigt lid babur9 ben Sor=
b%erungen Der Mabifalen in 10 bobenl
8raoe entgegenfommenb, baB Die Sadie
beinabe etpas ueroadtig ausliebt. Mi1
er bic &abifalen f0berrl, neil er lire
Stimmen n0tbig bat2 Slab toneilt 3tpar
elm iebr fluger damn uno Elm duBerlt
g%eriebener politieus, abcr tpenu Ell
glaubt, 2abpu6ere gu iibert0lpeln,
bann lit er-mie Der feline Winbtborii
gu iagen pfleate-yni6t firth geitug allf,
geItanben", bemM baun miiroe er Der:
mutblid gerabe ba5 Gegentbeil bapou
errei6en, mas ct 5u errei6en beabli6=
tiate.
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gtatiitif bes memen emglifd5em ltm.
terbau5ea.

Mam f9reibt aug 2onbon: 0as
2llter Der Mitglieber bes neuen llaterz
bauIes f6mantt spii6en % unb so
Sabren. Ser 2iberale @lem unb Der
Nationc!!::H. @@aarran iinb beibe 1870 gez
boren. Der .g|ater" bes 6aufes lit
Der %90idbrige 9tbgeorbnete @iaiers.
9lnbere 8eteraaen finb Sfaac Solbem
(85), @labfome 1922, @rigbt (S2).
9lae bieie brei finb 2iberale, 8iaiers lit
lInionift. 40 Mbgeorbnete inb 22-3O
Sabre alt, 143 Mbgeorbnete 31-4O,
1917 41-50. 173 51-6O, IS $40
unb 4 $50 Sabre. Bon BEN iebiz
gen Mbseorbneten baben 245 bic lint
periitdten Srforb unb Cambridge be-
iu1t, Ii bic llniberlitdt 3onbon, II
Srinitp College in Dublin, 16 baben
in Edinburgh ftubirt, 8 in @lasgpm, 6
auf Der fatbolii6en uniperlitdt SrIanbs
unb ie 5 in ct. Nnbreps umb in Mbers
been. s Nbgsorbnete linb 36glinge
Der Wtarine : Mfabemie in San6burlt
unb 5 ber Militdrs Mfabemie in Woolz
mid. Sn 6 6alen geboren Batter unb
Sobn Dem unterbauie an. ID lit bic
3abl Der B~riiberpaare. Die 6amilie
Sealp 1T burd brei 8riiber pertreten.
IS siebt 4 galfours, Morgans, &uis
fels, Wiaiams unb billions inn Inter
baufe. Ser bebre Same Smith beiibt
s 8ertreter. SO Mbgeorbnete baben ST.
r%entitel unb "a iinb rSonorables" (8az
ronsi0bne) unb nRigbt SonorabIes"
(8arone, Garls unb 9~iscoumts.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27

ba Der grportzg erfebr fi6 anberen
9afen autpenbet. 9ie ruilf6en gmiz
granten perben aagemein gemieben,
iobaB es ibnen f6mer wirb, ii6 bic
notbmenbigfe Mabrung su perf6afen.
Sn Wltona baben bic Militdrs8 eb6rben
Die Mtlitdr> @er5te abfommanbirt, UNI
Die @ipilsI er5te in ibrer Yraris su urz
tertiiben.
= Ser Suternationale Sriebensz
@ongreb in 8ern bat beidlohen, feline
nd6te SabreszG erlammlung pdbrenb
Der Weltaus ieaung in Chicago ab3uz
balten.
= 9a bas Gebiet Ser WeIer.M linz
bung nod fret lit BON Der @bolera=9 ln=
itedung, 10 bat Der rNorbb. 2lopb"
bei6lohen, ieinen S6ifsperfebr nit
@merifa mad mie Dor fort3uIeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27

Doa Der aBirfnns dber,euss. x.
~ 4obtius Stelbp Co., D.. 1888.
t<3ltit tine a1ufhs Batter aoniqs Werpeus
Et1zzsf flr 9ertn y. Grtpe, rpefder en- Suponoubrte
4ut &<rpfnI4pdde lit. Die Wirfuna mar in bieiem
11A< f.zx p 9iuffsge. bab t9 Is NIT Gertraueu alien
A<fe<Hl<ietuok5t <mpie1ten tam.
r. g~tIermann. Vritfer.
&anfa8 Ctr, mRo., 8. OFT. 80
J9 AEbran5te .paifor a5nia's y2erpeu.gtsrf, r.
Ssxs< ~ sS5zSsIsnf Sno o1semeias gapdde ano MIR
G5,if ra- ge 1feot3t1 bate ben ge,paujdteu
it. SEQ. G. 0reeH,
WprrtItou, arf.. Is. OF. 1890.
4Reint 6tefto9ter Hatte 4 Sabre bic fanrnne arouf.
81 nno 70 uiiB saqen. .pator R6nig's gerDen.
SserIsf. eae eis gr6bts z2ntrisosabeit, nnb isifbem
lt oisltlbs, gebrau4fe, bat fe teins abnung mtbr bon
~ &rQnt5fif esbabt. 3ersli4en 9auf bisfsr Waebi3in.
Sobn SGmtef
CO. En- asrtpSeES Dmn fir gfespeAeftsah
lpirt ssJebeuf btr es perIcngt, 5uqefnnbt
urme crbalten and bic Webistit ~uui5ouft
Dlk1t 9k1t5ia iultrbe lett BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
4.3ns 4nfpr. &bniG Sort mapne. Sue. ~osbereits
gro ret u1ttsr ieiner HnDeiiuus bon bee
&0ENIG MEDICINE CO
YS8 891sdolph 81, CHfCACO, TEL
Sci 4ppfhettrn So babeh FL.
sseBs s7.s5. lie $500.
SSn g an Mntonio Bel aboIpb Dreib.
u.
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Siarrtpe in 3entudp.

pSeroauungsf6rungen iim6 bier
ipdbrenb .bes Sommers gang allaemein
gepeien" fagt Der Qpotbefer s. %.
S6ipea bon Widlihe, &p:, unb i1
Solge oapon mar Die Na6frage unges
mobnli6 groB mad @bamberlainsza oz
lit, Cholera unb Oiarrboes9 eilmittel.
Sd babe erit bieien Morgeu bier 8luz
l1en oapon Derfauft. @an3 merfluiir>
bige &uren lin6 babur6 er5ielt spOrben
unb es if in afen 6dlen erfolsreid)
getpeien. 3u baben in San Nntonio
in ben Ipotbefer BON s. &alteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob, S. g. Sod,
U. 9reiB, s.. S9u6ar6t, st. Cohen &
60, unb &alteber & S6u6arb.
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Mus einem eIfQfliiden Mbiturien

Nus einem elidiiii6eu Mbituriem=
tenz@ramen er5dblt bic vStraBbu,ger
Yoit": Ser &egierungs : Gommifdr
priifte eben lit Der @ei6i9te unb fragt
r@el9e @rafi6aft ipurbe ~auBerbem
nod I'M 9ubertusburger 6rieben 1863
on preuBen abgetreten?" Ser Drifting,
Der wenig Nnlage gu einem Ganfe gu
baben f6eint, i6neist unb madt bas
entlpre6en6e @eii6t baau. Gin 2ebs
rer iudt BEN arrnen &erl beiaufeben
unb fliitert: n@lab, Glab." Drifting
ma6t ein langes Sbr, perltebt ni6t
unb i6meigt weiter. 2ebrer 5eigt nit
benz Singer mabnenb auf feline ftonu>
mentale = @Iabe. priiflings @elidt
iiberlduft Elm oeritdnbniBpoues 3uden.
Mit einem berali6en 9anfesblid auf
ben giitigen Spember Der Weisbeit ruff
er laut urt6 frdftig: v2au1ib."
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wladHse seute aus sustana.

2Bm. Ttmmpn8, Rpfmetfer In Sbapiae, Subtana,
f4retbt rDas Electric BittersA Bot MIR nebr senast,
ale ale anberen Waebteineu acknowledgements, sesen
ane bic Def@perben unb getben, mel4e bic GoIse BON
St6runsen Der Rieren unb Der Sober Fnb.1 Der Sars
mer unb gietSi@ter Sotn aesIie, ~ebenfans rpr Sbas
ptae, iast: so balte electric 8itters fur BITE bette
Mebtetn, Bite eS siebt, Id to6e mid mad ibrem Sc
brauae wte neu sebpren s~efablt.1 8. I'd. Garsener,
eth Gtienpaaren. 9dnbIer ~berielben SrtiAaft, iast
vGleetrie Httters III serdbe DaS, mas Semanb brau6t,
heFen @eiunbbeit total raut ben Sunf setpmmen IT'D
mite man 5u fasen pEest. M.r bat eS bic @einnb6eit
wteeerseseben unb ID babe rpteber appett. unS Eeuen
9ebeE8muthl n
Dte Tlas4e tpFet nur so Gents. Gu babeu in aueu
apotbefen. abplpb Dreib, Ibcmpfon & Co., @boles
idle.
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@ine a~arantirte 3ur.

Wtr autortfren ben anse,eisten Mppttefer, Sbnen
Or. Rings. NeueS Seilmitfel sesen S6winbiuat, Sus
ten un6 Grfdltuns auf ~tplsen6e SebinSuns ,u ptrfdu=
eteieS Mtttel ben Gnpeiiunsen entipredenb sebrauden
tpeuen, inbem sic es etnsebeno ~prpbtren, nnb wenn
Ste bann fetne BeHerurS bnra baHelbe pei5pnren,
:: saan c. ,S'a aaaa sis s, sas S!a,se a sara mas sas b Ste a gssssa
In Solse Ger srpbarttsen Grfplse, tpel@e bteS MiitteI
Bet Der lsstidbrisen @rtppen zGpthemte aufsupetien
bate. gstr baben bon teinem Sale seb6rt, in benz
taS Mittel niHt sebolfen bate. Man made einen
0eriud. BrobeIa51en fret Bel abplpb Dretb, Ibemp=
ipn & 60. Grpbe Tta+4en so Gents unb $l.OO.
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aatarrb fam nidbt fmrirt ,uerben

eur6 locale Mpplicationen, ba iie ben Stb Ser
&rantbett ni6t rreiden fonnen. aatarrb lit
cine 8lit ODER Contributions. &ranfteit, uno
I'M iie gu beilen, mibt Sbr innerlide Seilmit=
til neb,nen. sails &atarrb Sur tpiro einse=
nrnnmen ulb mirft brett auf bas BIut unb
Die idleimiee SberflG6e. Sails &atarrb=&ur
1T feine auadiolber Mebi3ien. SIC fpurbe
ieit Sabren pom einem Der beiten 9(erste bieies
2'nbeS oerorbnet unb 1T Elm regelmabiges
aeceot. Sic beitebt aus ben beiten befannten
Srniea, perbunoen NIT ben beiten 8lutreini.
s%ungsmitteln, bic brett auf Die Shleimobers
fade wirfen. Sie Uoufcmmene 8~erbinbuns Der
smei 8eitanbtbeile lit es, ipnS ipI9 fpunber=
pclle 3eiultute bel Der 9eilupg BON 8atarrb
berporbrinst. Sabt GuH |8eusnife umionit
ldtden.
s. S. Gbenep& 60, @isentb., Solebo
.. @erfauft BON Mpotbsfern, %reis rs GtS.
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DrHathawav
Jpbn 8reabfnot, m. D.. MfHftent.
specialist oes rIsgtet1s

Sun5e Wduner,
rel6e In Gpiee BON
Susenp $ Sfnben
an Rerpen}5pd&e
tetben, i~breeebeu8s
frdft ~untersraben
edber1 unb TIRE
MdnnIthfeti perlp.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-24
Her One Frock.

The experience of a professional
beauty, Mrs. Langtry, in regard to
black gowns is worth recording. The
first season that the Jersey Lily spent
in London found her the possessor of
one evening gown, and that very
simple black. Immediately after her
picture appeared she became the rage,
and duchesses themselves did not
hesitate to stand on chairs to get a
glimpse of her as she passed. Every
where she wore the black gown. One
night it was turned in so that her
beautiful throat showed; another night
it was drawn up close to her neck and
a bunch of white lilies against it
brought out its blackness and her fair
ness. 1t was mended, it was pressed,
but at reception or ball all that season
the beautiful woman wore the black
gown. Later on. when evening dresses
we're very ordinary things, to her, she
said most positively: "Never tell me
that a woman can't dress well who has
a single frock. / know that she can
not only look well, but always be dis
tinguished; and l know it through the
best teacher of all-experience. And
80 it is that the black evening gown is
commended, not only to the woman
who has a great deal of money but to
her who, though she may be bent on
pleasure, yet has a frugal mind
PHILADELPHIA Times.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-24
He Is Sole Arbiter.

At common law, and in the great
majority of States, a wife, however
wealthy she may be in her own right,
may yet claim and receive from her
husband necessaries suitable to his
means, however poor he is, is the view
of a writer in the ChautGuQaSGas.
And there are very few States where
a wife's property may be taken in
payment for necessaries for herself or
for the family, even if the husband is
penniless and cannot pay.
Unless, of course, the wife contracts
for necessaries on her own crediA in
stead of his, in which case she and
her property may now be held nearly
everywhere. But the support which
she can claim is only such as accords
with her husbands means, not her
own.
And he is the sole arbiter as to the
place where the family shall live and
the manner of life, so that it be rea-
sonable and healthful and comfortable.
In recent case, wife owned fine
house and estate, where she wished to
reside with her husband and family,
but he required her to live elsewhere
with him in much humber fashion,
probably expecting her to lease her
own place and apply the rent money to
family expenses.
1t was held that she must go with
him where he chose to establish his
family domicile, and that if she re-
fused to do so it would be desertion or
her part.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-24
Flocking Into New England.

A quieter immigration movement
on scale SO extensive as that of the
French Canadians to the United States
has never been witnessed. The major
ity of our citizens have as yet no idea
of the extent and results. 1t is chiefly
within the last generation that this
"new nation," as itemay be styled, has
noiselessly overspread the northeast
ern states. To-day, according to the
Nee0 England Magazine, this new popu-
lation throughout the United States
numbers over 100000. In New Eng
land and New York there are more
than 100000; in Massachusetts, alone
the figures reach 100000. This is an
astounding aggregate for the brief
period of their immigration and the
extent of the sources of supply. This
result far exceeds, proportionately
that to the credit of either Ireland or
Germany. According to LIE Guide
Frdncdise deS Etats U1siS (1891), they
own real estate to the amonnt of $780,
1928, 800, and 10,696 of the race are do
ing business for themselves. AS we
have already seen, this people, chiefly
agricultural, backward in education
and primitive in habit, numbered 65,-
900 at the time of the cession of Canada
to 59-60-wh1le at the
present time there are 100000 of
them, not including the outflow to
adjoining provinces and the United
States.