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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-07

Curious Time Calculations and Dtvi-
siens or the Year Into Seasons.


siens OF the Year Into seasons.
According TO an account Of the geog-
raphy and meteorology Of the natives Of
the cataract region Of the Kongo, given
In the Movement geographique, the day
Is the solar day, in the length Of which
no variation (the range being about forty
minutes) 10 recognized. II ID divided into
four parts Of three hours each, which are
indicated by stretching the arm or point
ing TO the east for sunrise; IS degrees
toward the east for 8 o'clock; toward the
zenith for noon; As degrees toward the
west for o'clock; and horizontally
toward the west for sunset, Each hour
" early" and that for sunset, " the sun is
dead" II q native ID asked how long It
will take to 60 to q certain village, he will
answer by pointing to where the sun
stands at starting, and toward where 1t
win be when the point il reached. Thus
he indicates the number Of hours by the
astronomical angle corresponding with
them. Four days form week, and each
day has it, name. Public markets are
distinguished by the name OF the day on
which they are held, and Of the chief
village, or group Of villages that control
them.
Seven four-day weeks form month,
which corresponds with the lunar month.
Long durations Of time are expressed In
moons; the black does not take account
Of years. Although he distinguishes the
seasons and recognizes their periodicity,
he has no fixed point by which TO deter
mine the revolution Of the sun. The five
seasons OF the Kongo are that Of
abundant and continuous rains (from
the middle Of February TO the middle
of May); that OF the end of the
great rains and the beginning of the dry
season, when the grass grows high (mid-
die OF May to middle OF july; the dry
season, continuing to the middle Of Sep
tember-also the season Of great hunts;
the beginning OF the lesser rainy season,
when the sapotas begin to grow middle
OF September till the end OF November),
and the season OF decreasing rains, or
lesser dry season, when the sapotas are
eatable December, January and early
February. The phrases OF the moon are
understood. The new moon is called the
child moon, and the moon as its last quar-
ter the dead moon.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-07

Connections for all stations on Cumberland
TEN.
H. A. RIDDLE, w. A, GARD, J. FA BOYD,
Gen. Pass. Agt.., Agent. sup
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How to Sec Under water.

A lens for seeing under water is de-
scribed as producing an effect which is
both astonishing and delightful. 1t gives
distinct vision to objects from twenty to
thirty feet below the surface, and which
are usually out of ordinary eye-range.
The eyes loss Of extended vision when
under water is owing to the fact that an
entirely different focus is required The
spectacles which can adjust this focus are
made by putting two watch crystals back
to back or with the concavities outward.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-07

Leave williamsport for Hagerstown, 625. 7:15..
1855 a. M, and 1:45 and 8:45 D. m.
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $40 a. M
and 1875, 1a5 and sos p. m.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-07

The first trumpet was sea shell, and
was used by very old nations Trumpets
we're well known in the days when Homer
-ired, and Hebrew feast of trumpets is
spokeH Of in the Bible nearly 1900 B. c.
Alexander the Great is said to have used q
speaking trumpet 1886 B. G.
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+Daily. Mondays only. All others daily en-
cept Sunday.
J. NJ. HOOD, B.H. GRISWOL4D,
Gen'l Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-07

THROUGH TRAIN FOR FREDERICK leaves
Baltimore at 5.15 p. M, arrives at Frederick at
500 p. M. and leaves Frederick at 700 a. M,
and arrives in Baltimers at $40 a. m.
II. p. r. r. Trains leave Shippensburg $50
a. m, and 100 and 6.15 p. m. and Arrive
at Shippensburg 11!32 a. M, and 6:65
p. M. and daily except Sunday.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" TABLE-July, II, 1892.

*on Sunday will stop on signal or toilet OF
passengers
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily ex-
cent Sunday at 5.56 a. n 1880 D. M Alb p. M,
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at 6.40 and ! IS a. m and 800 p m:
and Chambersburg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-24

Der grotte f0nlntt, ipirb ttlir apeimat
bes cages e%rneuert, 10 baB al1o NIT
gan; peri6ieoenen &ranfbeiten Bebaftete
in benz glelAen @alIer BADEN. 0ier
banoelt es li6 chen nt1t I'M 0nsietne,
iolloern I'm @laubensla9e. Dte 2ein,
tiiGcr, welde I'M Die 8abenben aes
l6lesca iperoen, 9eben BON Gitem gum
Nnoern uno merben meoer 9etrodnet
nod erneuert.
@nberlalb Der Tiscina, Dor Der
@rotte, wost ben sa1l;en Sag cine
gldibige Wfen9e anf u1b ab unb ienbet
SDnanen unb @ebete gum 6tmmel
enlpor. Sim Nadmittas sebt bann
btr6 oiele Menge Der BUG nit benz
beiligen Saframent unb bieieS bilbet
Ben Sauptpunft Der sau5en Malfabrt.
9uf beioen Sciten bes @eses iammeln
liG Eilser unb &rark; oie1e peroen
alf 3rasitiiblen uub @dgen berbetses
iGant. 1unoerte bon 9rieitern, NIT
brennetlben 5adeln oeriebet, bilben ben
53ug, Der inter beitanotgem Mblin9eit
bon &itaucien unb @ebeten einberi1rettet
uno Elm beuesenbes S9auiptel inmitten
ali oieles Sammers un6 @ottpertrauenS
QelpGhrt.
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osS*t1Stt sptAJSS
feline Iruppe utter Seituns leines Mliis
itenten CAB, nit 0inipeis auf ben
Srauerfall ~abSetrodcn morben.
Gilmore ltano I'M 60. 2ebenSiahre.
ST gait inter 6a6genolien ais tiid<
tiger Muiifer rlb Oirigent. Seineu
erlten 9roBen GrTol9 erran9 er 1868,
als er lit Soiton nit elmer bon inn
organiiirteu Gepelte BON 1000 Manlt
Die n8eaee Snbilce" benaitnte 9ompos
iitiou auffiibrte. Scit iener 3eit madte
er init ciner flcillerelt Sapelle baufise
Sunitreilen bnrdb bic Ser. Staateu, Die
ieiten u~ationeten STUFF besriinoeten.
1873 iiberiaDnl CT Die 9apelle beS %.
GegimcntS III Neiu g)orf init lebr bobem
@ebalt uno inter Ser Yeoinsung, baB
bielelbe Ben Walueu r0ilmores %. Ste
9imentsfapelle" fibre. MlS baum lpaz
ter bon Ser gielp yorfer 2esislatur Die
Hegimclltsfapelleu auberbalb Der milf
tdrii6eu organization seiteflt mnrben,
iibcrnabm @iiraore feline &apelle auf
ei9cale Gednung uno fiibrte oieielbe itns
ter Dem 9ianlen v@ilmores 8anb" falt
bnrd alle gs0bcreu Stabte Der Union.
@ilmores Seide lit mad Stem Dorf
gcbradt nno bale.bit ~beitattet luorben.
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soaroes.
Der beriibmte @aafabrtsort in ben
YDreuaen - Die Orotte uon MaIia=
biele nitH i9r iuMnnert96tiger GneQ,

Der beriibntte @~alfa9rtsort III Dem
Ybreuaem Die Orotte bot Malia=
bielle TIM ibr iuMnnertbatiser amea.
Der fran56iilde Observation-Disclosures
@inile 3ola bat befanntlif lit oieiem
Sabre Die Hilgerfabrt nod 2ourbes, i'm
Departemeut Der Sber~B Drenden, nit
genadt, nm an Srt nno Gtelle Stoff
fir clue lleue Daritelfnng aus Dem 70.
5ialen Sebeu ieines gaterlanoeS, in Der
inn eiseltbiimlilben s~luffaIiung, at
%ianlr1ellt. Dieles n@reisniB1 bat III
Der selammten ciuiliiirteu ilio lillcipilis
iirten 8relie eiu gclpilleS Nufieben bers
p%orsernfell, uno 2ourOes, has mooernc
Mieffa," lit lpiebcrllm fir 8iele Gin Sc
genltano bes Sntcrclies ~geiporoen. Son
ben marnigfad)cu 8cri6ten. lueld)c iibcr
bielen merfmiiroigen @a1fabrtsort gcs
mad)t merocl, Seraee benjcnigen ber=
a%llSsulpdbleu, Der Sebermanl 5uiaot,
lit ridt gut mOglitb. 9sir beriidlidtiz
gen in inherent artifel Dor alicni Sen
crniten Gon nlO Bic rltbige Iaritelluna
eines ais wabrlcitsliebenb b~cfannten
cnglilden aorrelponoenten.
Sonrocs lit crit leit 1858, IN lpeldeul
Sabre bic Srugfrau Maria einen jun
gen Mdbden III Der rtrbt wcit BON Ser
Staot cntfcrutcA @rotte BON MaIia<
pielle erl6ienen ieia ioll, eil beriibnis
ter @alfabrtSort. 0em III Der @rott.
entIpringenben 2uell miro cine lplllS
oertbdtige 9eilfraft b~eisemeliel1, inb
0unoerttauienOe non Slalhcn beS
nSonroess 9SanerS" iperben jdbrli6 III
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Die @ro6ma6te batter sur BeariiRuna
6u1nbcrts l. cine itattli6e NnSabf po1l
Sdiffen 9eididt, Branfrei9 a1lein bier
Yan5erfabrSeuge inter benz M6miral
Gieunier, nnb 9umbert ielbft bielt feline
Ginfabrt in ben 9afen bon @enua all
Der optic elmer impoianten Slotte.
War bod bic G6nigspaft r5apoia"
BON nidt %weniser ais feds Sanger,
lhifeil, elmer Sresatte, bier Torpeoo.
frenSerlt, bier Nuilos, brei 5orpeooz
jdgern uub einer Neibc BON fleineren
Gorpeoobootcn be9leitet.
@roGartig mar ard Der 6eftsuo,
lpelfen bic Staot Su Gbren ibrer @alfe
nio our angenmeioc Ser ei9enen Sc
polferlag oeranitaltet latte. Dcrlelbe
itelltc bic Tiiffebr Ses Columbus mad,
lciner Gntoedung bar uno lcbtc iid
ans mcbreren Seitwa9en aulammen,
BON meld)cn mir ben @agen uMmerifa"
ais ben treffliditen in nnierem Bilbe
m%ieoer9cbcn. anf erb0btem 5broniit
ichen mir Ga ben Gntoeder. nit benz
SSeptcr oes Sieefoniss III Der Rcdten,
inn 81 8iiben slpei llreinmobner bes
lencn &elttbeils. CUR Seite bes
&aGens ihreiten Snoianer nit Yapa=
0eier, -Sanalenbiinoeln unb allerbaro
0riid)tcn, lucld)e Ben Hei6tbum un6 bic
Brad)t ec5 lenen 2dnbeS periinnbilb-
lid)en lol!en, unO rin9Sum brdn9t fid)
rciliscS Solf aus ser i3eit oes &onias
Seroinano uno Der a0nisin Siabelia,
jener 9roBen @0nneriil beS @ntoeders.
Cine Gdmbers unb DiebeSz
banbe ldlimmitcr Sorte itan6 bieIer
Gage Dor Der aaiieler 5traffammer.
SO iparen iieben Nngeflaste, au6er Dem
vGduberbauptmanll, melder 81 Sabre
alt mar, lauter balbmii6lige Burden
BON 16 bis 18 Sabrcn. sic iid) CUR Bcs
9ebnng BON 9tanb uno Diebltabl perz
bnnoell, ben Tie gemerbsmd6ig befrieben
batten. SIRE n9tauberb6ble" mar cine
leere Staliuu9 geiuelen, ipelhe lebotl felt
yabren llidJt nlebr bennst morben mar.
pier fanoe;l Tie iid)eren llnterlhlnpf,
spcrpollltanoisten" aud lire 9leibnna
onr6 cinen aus bort porgefunoenen
Jabneu, 9iid)ern &C. bergeri9teten bnnt>
farbi9en pbantaitiidcn Anfpus. Der
r9anptmann" trng aiBerbem cine brei,
farbise S6drpe. Die 8anbe mar nit
alien SiebesmerfSeugen mobt ausaes
rliltct lae arbeitete nit pertbeilten Hols
len mebrcre madten Die InipaiIer nnb
Der Wadtbabcnoe" bate cine 5isnal,
pfeiTe bel iid), lDomit er bic @arnunsss
li9nale CAB. Sic bra9en III perl6ie,
Seue Yillen uno @ait6dnler elm llno
itablen GBwaareu, @eir, Giaarren,
9elb, ia losar eimen Ofen ur1o cine
g%aSelpannc. Der ,Rauber6auptmanl"
ipnroe INN sn lefs Sabren i3n9tbaus
iillo 9leidyoanernben @brperlnlt perlars
tbeift ieine DiebessenoGen erbielteu
@efdn9niBitrafen BON orei Mtonaten bts
81 fiinf Sa1rer.
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Die gtaot 9ouroes.


ale 9Belt ~perlanot. @er aber bon oeu
@ldubisen- es erm0gliden fam, Ser
ipenbet iid ielbft mad Der aemeihteu
Stdtte, Inn BORT Der gail,er @oalthat
oes @unoers tbeilbaftig gu perben.
SIN Sabre 1872 belief ii1 Sic BAIL Der
Yilger i'm 2aufe bon le1s Monaten auf
100000, uno felt oieler 3eit ipirb idbrs
lid cine sro6e rationale Maliabrt pers
anitaltet. Gin 20. Muguit oieIes Sab.
res batten lid etiua 10000 Yilger eils
9eitellt ; iiber 1900, Die 100 9ranfe
mitbra9teri, lparen in IL p%ollgepfropf
ten Spe5ialSigen BON 9ariS nso BEN
Horoen 6ranfreidS 9efommen.
Sn Sourbes linb umfaIieuoe MtaBs
re9eln %getroffen, nm Die 8il9er 5a
ennpfangen unb III Sbbnt at nebmer.
@rnppen BON freiwilligen Bflesert tbei
len fid IN bic perl9ieoenen DienIts
leiitunsen, als ba iinb: eisentlidc
9~ranfenpfle9e, 8ortldaffen Der 8ranfeit
5ur Quele auf Sdnften o0er in Rolls
mdgen, Baben Der Granfen linb 9lufs
r%eaterlaltnn9 Der Srbnuiig. Sebe
Sisier Settioneu fat fir lire Mitslisber
Gin belonoercs abseiden.
0ep intereianteltsn Stoff CUR Sc
ooad)tallS ltefsrt fpobl Die Piscina, Der
Srt, no Die &ranfen eebaoet lperben.
Us ut Dies ell LANCER Naum, iueld,er
orei sroBe @aficrbaiiinS cntbdlt, Sic
itets nit arantcn gefiillt linS, bon
befeit je eiiier bon Slpei Ndrtern inter
itiitt miro. 9as Waiier, wcldes aus
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s6neQ 9ampfer Ta1rt.
Sure Seeretie
stptiden
Bremen nnb New York.

Die beriibmtem sdbne1sampfer
spree, @abel, Qabn, srape,
saale, aQer, @iber, GINS, Werra,
Tuloa, Glbe, &aiier @ilbelm II.
S%onnabenbs un6 9ientags bon
8remer.
Sonnabeubs unb 9ienitags bon
Stem Sort.
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Bremen If ietr bequem fur ~aPet{enbe seleaen uns
BON Hremen aus tann man tn febr tur5er GET
S&pets erretden. Sole e@%nenbampfer hes Worb.
beuti&en aIDpb fnb NIT betpnberer observation-disclosures
per 3wti4enbeds> TafaStere unb tpetter Gaihte. Baf.
lastere aebaut, baben tpbe 9erbede, prrtdSli4e Sen,
ttIattcn unb eine au8aeethnete UerpHeauna.
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@eanas gofnm6msfeier.
Der Geftuasem ,,anerita," harHeaeno
ME 3iidfebr hes Columbus.

Nadbem bereitS in Spanier ~gelesent>
ltd Der ansfabrt Ser Garapelle Santa
Mfaria" aus Dem 6afen bon @aloS
off5iele Seitlibfeiten our Seier oes
Golumbusjabres ftattsefunben, bate
NUN aud @enua, bie @eburtsitabt oes
@ntbeders, inter Gntfaltlng sroben
Pompes III Ser 3peiten Septcmberz
ipobe leiue Golumbustage. Das italies
niidc &onisspaar ielbit nabm an Der
Seitesfreuoe Ebeil, uuo Ser 3uf1ub bon
Srenloen mad ber beriibmter 6anbetss
ftaot mar eiu ~un9ebeurer mon lddtte
oeren j3abl auf m~inbeitens 25O, 600.
Mleroitt9s CAB eS gar piel ST ieben.
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oaS Sdlinlmite
81 befiirGten uuo
leine Srau llllo
God)ter 9ta9lnit-
tags iogar einen
anSgang mad,
ten ; abcr ais bic
beioen 9amcn
gegsn Nbcnb
beimfebrten, fans
ben iie Gilmore
tDbt I'M 8eft.
Die Gulloe per-
breitete iib raid
in Der Stabt.
II d o bas
Gnn.nr.t hnnlAna
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aus Dem Gifenbabn5uge
lei aui Der Sabrt BON GlepelanS, s.,
nad) Ct. Souis Gin 10 Morate altes
Sinh, baS bic Mutter, am Senlter
lieeno, alii benz arme bielt. Man
failb, naf)ocm Der 53ug gum StcBen ses
braht maj, oas ,@liidsfinb" bart al
benz @eleiic auf einem S~anobaufen unS
bis dtf cine leidltc Shiirfuna pollltdne
0ia nllprrtctt.
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Giue Minipn Trennos.

,Gln 6reunb In Der Mrtt TT Elm iptrfltGer Grsunpt +"
Riot peniser ds etne Ninton eeute baben ioiH eineu
6reunh In Or. GinsS Neuer GrInbnng se9en Grfdls
lung ,I@ujten unb G6pinbsu6t" ~sefuneen. gBenn sic
biefe s~rcbartiae Sufsns Mebietn nod ME sebrauAt bas
BEN bann icuteu sic fh burG eineu @erfnd baron
Der Setlurs BON alien Saiss, S,ruftz unb eunssnbes
l@tpsreen er5ielt. Bon ieter GIaf6e nib garanitrt,
nap fas NRittel Gae8 leiitet, mas BON ibnn pfriprcden
ptro, cher has has @ele suriderfattet ptrh. prpbes
ElaLhen fret Bel Der ,ga Qnirnic Drus Sr.A Grres
Siaidea gu 50 gertS unb 81. 90.
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0as Werbteaft sieaty

QBi phnfHen u~nferen Mitbirsern mitsuibeileu, bas
MIR Or. Rings neues SGptnbiuhts 6 Seilmittel beretts
felt etner Reihe bon Satren p~erfanfen, ebenyo Or.
&tnae Neue 2eber : Pineu, DudlenS Mrutea Galbe uuh
gleffrie Btfters, unb bae ptl niemals 6eilmitta pers
fault baben, bic 70 gut sssbenI cher bic 70 aaaemein
Std, biz Gurantie fun bteje Mittel isher Belt sn hbers
rebnlen unb fnb tets beleii, bas perarssabte @eib gu.
rad8isatlen, renn ibrem Gebraude fetne befriebisers
BEN We5ultafe aefrlst fub. Dteie Nittei rerbanten ibre
arp6e WcpuIaritdt ttreH eisenen @erbtsnfeE. Bum
Gerfauf bel ber vSan gutcuic Drug Co."
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4 9afrids $. Gilmore. +
Giner Der b%ehsaisnhien MuFtnirisentea
Gwerifas.

,l.IFtIIUpe
Giuer Der ~itfanntelten Dirtseuten
alnerifas, &apttjiu Tatrid g. @ilmore,
ut III ct. @ouis, mo CT md6reno Ser
borti9en @cperbe NltSitelfung nit iete
1er &apelle fon;crtirte, pl0tli4 am
9er5ldlag eeitorbea. Sod am Ibeno
aapor bate or Gil ieinem Dirigenten>
pult eeitanben nnO Die Spationen beS
ct. 2puiier GnI lifalls empfangen ; oa
befam CT III Scr ssjadlt eirten Salagars
fall. Omar fot9,e cine bebeutenbe Sell
lerung, 10 baB llail ipeit entfernt mar,
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OELRICHS & co..
2 8omling Green, Stem Sort.

O.. 8: qetess, 0aIpeRon, Eesas, General . asent
for ben Slhen.
W. 8. Bonns, g. @rteienbe6, Suso & G@meIser
unp J. 2. Meaegamora, Nseuten fur Can Nntontr.
2 /. Munse e w., Nsenten fhr Guerc.
W. 4euGet, Nsent fhr S@uIenburs.
Nepfe @apbael, Nsent fur 9puFcn.
Clemens 4 Gauft unb Grnf SHerF, Nsenten tr
WeurHrannfeIS.
]. 3htt&er, agent fir Wetmar, EeSas.
y. l.. Sasler 3 Co., NSenteu fur Batrpy.
Dre8mann & 6&nlse, Sttner, 9ezaS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-07

to the series of "Papers OF the Ha.
waiian Historical Society" two OF
which have already been published
in pamphlet form.
The Corresponding Secretary will
call our attention to interesting
letters received from abroad in
which our Society is referred to in
complimentary terms.
The Treasurer's Report shows a
balance in his hands of S347.40 This
would be larger, but for the fact
that few of our members have not
yet paid their entrance fees and an
nual dues, and the long list of mem
bers elected at our last meeting have
not as yet received their bills.
The Librarians Report speaks for
itself, and we may congratulate our
selves on having secured man who
brings to his task the zeal of an
enthusiast and the skill of an expert,
and who for the love of the work
still continues his invaluable services
as our librarian. Were it not for the
calamity referred to in the Librarian
Report, our brief experience as a
society would have been one of con
tinuous prosperity. The damage
done to our Library by water, in the
event referred to, has never been
fully repaired, and we still await the
liberality of some as yet unknown
benefactor who shall earn for him.
self the lasting gratitude of the
Society by assisting us in our time
,>f ,rrnofAsf ,,anI
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s.
Flower

Perhaps you do not believe these
statements concerning Green's Au-
gust Flower. Well, we can't make
you. We can't force conviction in
to your head or med
Doubling icine into your
throat. We don't
Thomas. want to. The money
is yours, and the
misery is yours; and until you are
willing to believe, and spend the one
for the relief of the other, they will
stay so. John H. Foster, 1922
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
"My wife is a little Scotch woman,
thirty years fage and Of a naturally
delicate disposition. For five or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
Vonit became so bad at last
that she could not sit
Every Meal. down to a meal but
she had to vonit it
as soon as she had eaten it. Two
bottles of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
She can now eat anything, and enjoy
it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not
know that she ever had it." o
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Administration in Hawaii has
faults enough, but it is clean and
honest in comparison with much
that is found elsewhere" So says
the Advertiser editorially this morn
ing. Occasionally that journal
lapses into printing the truth, but it
generally does so, as in this case,
with sneer or slur at the same
time. 1t must have cost the gang
a mighty effort to admit that the ad-
ministration of government here is
clean and honest at all, no matter
whether compared with other coun-
tries or not. We trust that, having
made the first step, our neighbor will
continue in the path of rectitude
and leave off its course of singing
lies editorially and reportorially to
crafty personal or political ends.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-07

A change has come over the spirit
of their dreams. Reps. Ashford and
Wilcox in strong speeches Monday
advocated increases in the amount
proposed to be appropriated for the
Police of Oahu on the grounds that
the low sum asked for would neces-
state reductions which would make
the force inefficient, and also render
the men kept on liable to succumb
to corrupt temptations. These are
sound and sensible views and we
congratulate the honorable mem
bers on having sunk their personal
grievances and advocated what they
thought to be for the good of the
community.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-07
Suit on a Rattle.

Mary Keaomakani has recovered a
refrigerator valued at 500 from
Annie Reist in the Police Court.
The article was among other house
hold effects disposed of by Mrs.
Reist at rattle. 1t was drawn by
the owner herself on ticket taken
by young man but not paid for.
After the drawing Mary Keaoma-
kani offered a dollar, the price of a
ticket, to Mrs, Reist, saying it was
for chance. Next day she sent an
express for the refrigerator, claiming
it to have fallen to her chance. Mrs.
Reist refused to deliver the article,
hence the suit S. X. Kane appeared
for the plaintiff, and j, A. Magoon
for the defendant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-07

Rep. w. O. Smith stated Monday
in the House that he "would rather
have the Police Department crippled
than go on as it had" In other words
since he is not to have the control of
it as Attorney-General, he doesn't
care how little protection will be
given to the life and property of the
capitals 22,0OO inhabitants.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-07
Hawaiian Hardware Contest.

A suggestion has been made to
the Editor of the BULLETIN regard
ing the manner of Judging the mer-
its of the various menus submitted
in the Hawaiian Hardware Contest.
To prevent partiality being shown
by the judges, it is suggested that
competitors sign their menus with
nom de plume or some peculiar
mark, enclosing their card bearing
the same mark in separate envel-
ope. While this may be good
plan it is the intention of the person
having charge of the contest to cut
the persons name from the menu
and substitute number. The name
will be placed in a sealed envelope
which will be marked on the outside
by number corresponding with the
one on the menu. The judges will
have no means of knowing the
names of the persons competing and
will award the prize from the num-
Der only.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-07
OAHU.
MAUI.
HAWAII.
KAUAI.
Wainlea

Walmea. Gee. Il
The Licenses for Oahu will be sold on
the above-named day at - o'clock noon, at
the front entrance of Aliiolani Hale.
Those for the Islands of Maui, Hawaii
and Kauai will be sold in their respective
Districts on the above date at such hour
and place as shall be designated by the sew
eral sheriffs or their deputies. Should it for
some good reason be found necessary to
change the day of sale, due notice will be
given by notice posted in the said Districts.
Upset price-Wailuku and Lahaina, $500
for each license, and for all the other Dis
tricts above named 800 for each license
Terms-A deposit of twenty-five percent
is required on the fall of the hammer, and
forfeit of said deposit should the full
amount of license money not be paid with
in ten days from the date of sale.
CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Honolulu, Nov. 4, 1892