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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03
INSPECTORS IN COUNCIL.
The Attorney General Asked for
an Opinion on Important
Points.

An informal meeting of the
chairmen of the different Boards
of Election was held yesterday in
the Fire Police Hall. AS the cleo
tion law is indefinite on some
points and silent on others of i'm
portance, the meeting was called
for the purpose of securing the
opinion of the different chairmen,
and to enable the various boards
to work in harmony, and make
uniform rulings.
The main points considered were
the qualifications of voters. 1t was
decided that anyone who has So
journed in this kingdom three
years-no matter when-and who
has been in the country three
months preceding the election, is
qualified as far as residence is con-
cerned. Also, that all persons from
the other islands who are otherwise
qualified, who have been on this
island three months, are entitled
to vote. This will allow some of
the members of the Legislature
from the other islands to vote on
Tuesday. There was some opposi-
ton to this rnling, as it was held
that the law means that a person
should be a bona-fide resident of
this island for three months; and
that simply remaining here on
business, ETC., for that time does
not entitle one to vote, if his home
and family are on another island.
The question of challenging
voters, and of swearing in votes
was referred to the Attorney-Gen-
eral. A person may present him.
self as voter, when the Board has
conclusive evidence that the person
applying is not entitled to vote.
1t was claimed that under such
CIRCUMSTANCES ...ta b6ard must
allow the vote. This being dis
puted, the following questions were
addressed to the Attorney-Gen-
eral:
a. Can the inspectors of cleo
ton reject vote where the person
offering such vote is sworn, and
answers all proper questions, which
shall be put to him, and by such
answers it appears that he is quail
fled to vote?
(2) Can the inspectors of cleo
tion on the day of election ex-
anime any one under oath other
than a person offering to vote, as
to the qualifications of the chal-
lenged party?
1t was also decided that all per-
sons voting must have received an
income of 5000 or over for the past
twelve months, whether names
were added last year or at this
election.
Mr.. Gum, by request, presided
at the meeting.
The questions above-were refer
red to the Attorney-General who
answered both in the negative.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03

nothing. 1t has been made
the subject of articles in the
columns of the newspapers
with no apparent benefit.
What are you going to do
about it? Well tell you:
In New York City, they have
a contrivance for disinfecting
rooms and closets throughly
without any unpleasant odors.
In patent closets, where sewer
gas exists, the little machine
effectually counteracts any i'll
effect which may come from
the deadly gas. In the sick
room where the air becomes
heavy and infectious, the 900
nator' makes it as fresh and
pure as any you will find on
top of Mauna Loa. The Trans
Atlantic S. S. Cos. have them
in different parts of the vessels
and pronounce them the most
perfect disinfect or known to
them. We would be glad to
sell you one of them. You
will like it because it is an or
nament, you will value it be-
cause it will decrease your
chances of illness through de-
fective sewers. 1t is made Of
brass and glass; liquid poured
into the glass receptacle is alb
sorbed by a wick and passes
by evaporation through the
perforations in a brass cylln-
der. No dirt, no unsightly
chemicals or unpleasant odors.
One Honolulu merchant has
six distributed through his
house and wouldn't be without
them. Will you have one-or
six? !
The celebrated French rat
traps are on the "Dinond;'
may be here as you read this
You've been waiting for them
for weeks-so have we. The
supply in San Francisco was
exhausted when our order
reached there and had to be
sent East. Delay followed
delay; if you have rats in your
house Or barn, order now
don't delay.
Our order for Havilanc
China has been placed with
the manufacturers in Limoge
France. In addition to the
regular 2,Io6 patterns we
have ordered four set!
with the blue decoration
the same as those imported
a few months ago
The ladies' raved over 1t a
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id,
Monday, Oct. 3, 1899.

In every city of any impor.
tance, there is always one
place where people go for
bargains. New York has its
Macy's, Philadelphia boasts of
Wanamaker's and Chicago of
Marshall Fields, while the Bos-
tonese will tell you that in
Jordan Marsh Co. you have
the qwint essence of perfect
stores. These few stores do
the business of their respective
localities, each one throwing
out its grapnal for suburban
trade. 1t cannot be said either
of them does the business of
the country or even the State.
How much greater it is when a
certain store, ours for instance,
does the business of an entire
Kingdom. Yet that is just
what we do. If the man who
lives so close to the volcano
that he can expectorate into
the crater wants anything he
writes to us; if you or your
neighbor here in Honolulu
want any thing, you telephone
to us or come down to the
store where you find statesmen
specially employed to wait on
people who come in to admire,
to inquire or to buy. The
reputation we have made dur
ing the past three years for
keeping superior lines of goods
warrants your ordering of us
without having to visit us at
willing to rely upon
us. When we tell you we
have a novelty, your mind is
made up at once that it is a
good thing and YOU want it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03

and a description of the Pearl Harbor
Railway enterprise, and surrounding
country.
1t has also FOUR MAPS OF the larger
islands, prepared expressly for it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03
General advertisements.
Builders 3 Steam Machinery

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Steamboat, Steamship, Land Engines &
Boilers. High Pressure or Compound
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built COM
plete, with hulls of wood, iron or COM
posite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when
advisable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam
Tugs constructed with reference to the
trade in which they are to be employed.
Speed, tonnage and draft of water qua
ranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and sugar making Ma.
chinery made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work
connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, OF
any size, made in suitable lengths for
connecting together, or Sheets rolled,
punched and packed for shipment,
ready to be riveted on the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETrNa, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establish
ment, riveted by hydraulic riveting
machinery, that quality of work being
far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans,
Steam Winches, Air and circulating
Pumps, made after the most approved
plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the
Pacific Coast of the IIeino Safety
Boiler.
PUMps-Difect Acting ulnps for rriga-
ton or city works purposes, built with
the celebrated Davy Valve Motion,
superior to any other pump.
| JOHN DYER, HoNoLULU
| Room No. 8, upstairs, Spreckels' Block
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03

This time we
have an article
of real merit
an article that
the ravages of
time will not eff
feet; something
that should be
in every house
in the Kingdom.
Every m a n,
woman and child
knows that the
sewage system
of Honolulu is
a conspicuous
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03

If yOu don't aOant to give aWay
the Electric Light Privileges for
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03
FOUND.

A BUNCH OF KEYS ON NUUANU
IA street, opposite the P. G. Jones
residence. Owner can have same after
proving property and paying for this
advertisement. 3184-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03

Don't cote for q o1se-horse can
didate that dominates himself and
toots his OaO7l horn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-03
t. pREC'T. TOTAL NO. PAID TAXES

1t is estimated that 200 more
may qualify Monday; those ex-
empt will number possibly 800, and
the outlying precincts may number
200. This will give a total of 1912
voters and the vote cast tomorrow
will possibly not exceed these fig
ures.
The Tax Collector will tonight
furnish each Board of Inspectors
with list of those who receive tax
receipts during the day.
ffty gears to o. cast iron 2aOnoD-
oiy, cote for Waterhouse and Rob-
insOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-10

eeute Il General Grespos grippe.
entwid). 90 b~ebanptete CT unb iiibrt
MN gum Geipciie lit Earis bas Neben
zines Miiliondrs, 10 bab iid ielbit Die
Barrier iiber Die llnperbliiHtbeit bieies
characterization S~anbespaterS uers
iDunbern. Seitbem bat IS nod brei
iolf)e SauoeSpdter bort nnten ail caras
ibiid)eu Mecr gegebeu GiQe9aS, Men>
bo;a nnb 9ulioo, bic iid) ebenfalls bem
Woble bcs Staates opferteu, inbem lie
Die Sirbe bes nod iibrigen SdateS
auf lire Sdultcrn uabnlen itnb ysrm
Nuibebeu4 bel 5iadt nnb 9iebel in's
NuSlanb i6leppten.
Der 9ialrle bes Maniles, ipelder bieie
Vanbe enbli6 gum Gudud jagte, 1T
mobl befannt es lit oerjenise bes jeti>
gen propiioriihen Erdlibelten Soaquiu
6respo, uno i1on pielfab baben Die
2a9esbl1tter 8ortratS bes often @enez
rails sebraGt. Saunl aber ,oiirfte lih
elmer scr Seier eine Goritelluns BON Der
waderen 9ruppe MAIDEN, ipel6e Die
rreguldre" Irmee Der Giftatoren BEL
Tuerto @abello, 8alencia, Barcelona
unb ihtieBlif BET Caracas auf's Sanpt
idlng. Der aeru bieler 2eute beltanb
crit mir aus 200 Neitern, Sieb6irtem,
bic Der @eucral auf Ieinen sSarmer ats
Darb, uno audi baS @ros, mel6eS 1ih
uad) uno ilad I'M i'm idaarte, uutcrs
idieo iid faum BON ben etmas ~peripabrs
lolten @clellen unIcres Uiloes.
Sitten uno umltanbe Gnbern chen
bic Uebiugungen bes @rfolss uro aud
in eiilem ciuililirten O Hano fanii man
nod barfub gum Sies marldiren.
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Die ueus Stabtboac Milmanfees.

Die ueue Stabtballe Milwanfees.
fpriinslide1l 9lane seltenb. Der uele
@ntmurf lit tun fiir;lib 5ir 3ufrieoens
belt bes Staotratbes fertigseitellt NOR
sen, uno mad i9n periprid)t Die Staot<
Dalie in Der Jbat Elm impolanter 8au
st merbel.
Sim liielitben Guoe oes @eb1noe8 ere
bebt lid eim $50 SUP boiler Iburm,
beIieu lolioes Wa1eriperf bis at 225
6uB iiber sic ebetc Groe biitanreibt.
Die 9~fielenliDr, peld)e fir oben in Nus>
ild)t 9enpnllen lit, ioll cine Der gr0Bten
oes %anoes weroen. SIM erltet, Stodz
iuerf beS 3burll1eS befinoen lid Die
3inller oes Siirgermeiiters. au6ers
Dem geOenfi man bier Die Bureaus oes
Staotanpalts, oeS StaotclerfS utlo
oes GomptrollcrS einSurihten. Sdmmtz
lid)e Anltssinliner 6es @jebdubes linb
iibcrlaltpt auf bas @erdumigite altsses
leSt, 10 oaB ). o. bic Siderbeits9ez
mOtbe alleiil einen Elat BON iiber 5000
SuaoratfiB einncbmen, alio serail sic
Dalfte oes Sld6euralime8, Sen Die ees
lalnmten Nmtsburcaus ser oerseitigen
Staotballe ausmaden. 0abei fillbet
lid) III ben brei oberen Stod,perfen eiu
Sladlerraum bon etlpa $4,000 Qua
SratfnR, iiber wel6e bis jett Die Staet=
perfualtung feiue geitimmung setroffen
bat, 10 baB Die Trage beS N%aulnmal1s
gels, pelde lid) bel Dem eriteu @ntlpltrf
i%tellte, ebclIe 9riinoli6 sel0lt erl6eiltt,
ais Dem fiinitlerilden @inorud oes
@anSen III jeber @eiie Rethnuns &c.
tragcn lit.
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)as &aiferoeneaaaf in 3aeh.
J ~ipiirhiges @onameat auf Wiebercrs
tu0rbeMer nentider GrDe.

gu ben oeutideu StaSteil, III bcnea
rit Der 9lan CUR @rridtnng zines
nfmals fir ben per~jforbenen aailer
lbelm /. auftandte, geb0rt DEF.
JON peri9c Gage mad Dem Tooe oes
ouardeu beltimmte Der Surnpcreill
Der lotbringilben Sanptltabt 800
lrf 3a Dem md6tigen 9teiteritano<
oe, OaS jest ole Oortiee @splanaoe
t. Mes unb Sotbriii9ell belpilligz
| $4,000 Mfarf, eirca 1000 OO Mfarf
!igen aus alien 9beileit bes Neides
!. Das Stanobilo lit BON Dem Wtiins
! ler GrsgieBer Seroinano bon Wtiller
jeTertigt uno itellt Ben Sailer in IL
ler SebenssrOBe Dor, pie oerielbc nit
: Nedten nad benz S9laftfclo bon
apelotte oeutet. Gin Der redtem
ite oe8 ~Oblonger, nad porn mnb bin
j abserunoeten, $50 Weter bohen
fels aus idwarSem Si6telsebirgs
i5enit lit elm Gr3relief einselaGen, bas
| Irin3en Sriebri1 aarl tn benz aes
/: .lnteu beiben Sample Seist, wabrenb
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WerfnMt nieiesi

q tefet Ridts unb ntrh Sud IGeritu bieulid ,ttu,
,ea, Sbr 6uien. Grfdituns pher irsen6 eth aeitsn bes
q, is, Der gruf pbcr 2uneen ba6en. Or. aina's
4 Il ~Srfntuns eesen SGpinbiudi rerihaft ein6ss
w.. Diefes pfrb s~aroniirt. i'm anbe-en Tcre has
&. ;uriderffattet. Splde, BITE an Der Grippe ;ttten,
t. i, bab es tas bette MttteI mar Bet gnpenbuna
- P~rdparat5 erIanste man eine icfprttse uno pers
u ute 3ur.
Judi etne grDbsHaf6e unb i~ber5eust Guf, nte
rGr.iA tut biefe5 Mittef TT. probeHefHen unentael:.
liz lst Der San Nntcntc Drua 50. Bu tubeu.
leftauft rerbeu fe su 30 Sta. nnt 81 LOO fir arcbe
"a sen.
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Nudtens strutea galbe.

Dts bette eoibe Der gseIt fur S6nitte, Ouef6un.
sea, Gef&iphre, Eieber. unb Sauts ausi6las, BleGts,
setten; turirt 9dmprrboibsn ctsr tetHe Be5dbluns.
s6qtge 9ufrtehenbett sarantirt cher has @eIb rtrt
,arnfe-ftaitei. % Gents ets Sda6tel. Bum @eriarl
: -p'n dpptbsttn. abcfp5 Dreis, Tbpmpfou h Co.,
@teIefale
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se flanfiren Slpei @enien, Die iiber Die
s,eilerfronc cine eberne Tafel nit ser
Sni9rift p9Sitbelm l." balten. Gin ser
riiGmdrtigen Sdmalieite per,ei6net
clue eberue 3aiel Die Wiomung Der
glitter. llutcrbalb Der Nelieitaiel 1inb
le nit einem SorbcerfranS perbunoeue
FalmSmeise ansebra6t.
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VINUM RUBIDUN PASTEURIENSD,
Sanitdts=Mein.

llniere in TIaf6en pafte~urilrten
@otbmeine. tueIde bon DEFENDERS ebIe1
9attuns unb s,tem Sabrsane bis sut
6taf9enreife iorsfdIttat serFest
uno unter Ansihlub Der atmufpbari5hen 2uft
in Der Slafde Bis ;l ber BON 3 a ii s Dor.
gei4riebenen Ecmperatur unb unter aenaue,
gefol8ung Der bon bemielben sesebenen Sc.
iaimmunsen bebonbelt finb, eignen iid auber.
orbentl,d gum Gebraud fir aranfe unb Re
ccnpalcScenter unb bel Gpibem,en unb tint
in rsrihiebenen sr6' eren SospitdIern, Rran.
fenbduieril, 2o5aretben &C. bereits NIT gutem
Grfpls einsefiibrt. @i9t eenug ~t6nnen
mir aber biefe bor5i sIihen wohl
SEP fegten 8eine m1 gum tdgli
Den eebrau1 empfebIen.
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2seme5nefami(6e Sofoatem.
3aiammengsmirfelte arieBer, nit nensn
Grcspo bic ,,&e8ulareu" bciiegt bat.

anoteso Yalaeio, Der Grprdiioent
bon Senesuela, Der I'll Nnfang oteies
Sabres aiil ei9eier Sade" Die Sonitie
tuition isines Sanbes n%er9epaltigen
wollte, mar arm ipie cine S%ird)enmalls,
ais CT Dor Dem eriten glutauf Der Sppos
iition aus leiner Sauptitaot Caracas
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= Qdes, ipas in ben beltem apotbe.
ten gu baben 1T, bel 5 0 b 8. 6 0 6,
Farmers Drug Store.
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2aifmamgess ,tene Staot6aGe.
@irn Cit impoiantes, tinHleriides unn
sttaleidi nraftiidles 0eh1une tuernen.

S6ou felt ldnserer j3eit ipar BON
Wtilpaufee ser 8alt ether 1eten Stabt>
balle bel6lolien morbeu. 8et Ser gu
bieiem 3mede aus9cidriebenen Sonfurs
re1s erbielt Elm @ntwurf Der Nrhttef7
tenfirina $. s.. Sod & So. ben erften
8reis, bod madte iid Die 9iotDwenois'
felt eirtger Serdnoerungen al Dem Ut
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Yom Diaamsriff.
~:e sieger 1T hemTelben ann annere
antc %0eiituuaeu,

d~s~
@as bnrd) ben beltld)s0iterreidii6en
2iltansritt bemielen mltroe, ooer etwa
nibt bemieien lperoer tann, loll bier
i:6t CUR Spraf)e fommen. 9Gir mol.
lfa leoigltd) bie Sauptfiguren oieies
Cteignilles, baS cine 3eit lang 10 Gielc
i terelTrte, unlerer 2elern i'm Silbe
ubr lugen fiibren. Sefanntlid 1ino
IL 1beilnebmer 9ruppenmeile in be-
im1lten Scitliden 3wil6enrdumen Obj
g. rttten, uro 10 muBte gebulois bas
I .lorel ultat. bis 9tielna1to mebr cine
{ 5ance Ses lleberboleaS bate, a6eewarz
t. meroen.
Den belten NeforO madte nit II
tnnoer 40 Mfinuten Sberlieutenant
{ fa5 Starbemberg bonn Z. Dlterreiz
{ tlhzungariiben 6uIarenre9innent, ullo
mann bamit ben erlten @elopreis BON
1000 Wtarf lowie ben oelttlden SAT-
fpreis.
@ine nibt mitoer gldn3enoe %eiitul1g
Ii Der preuBilbe Glemierlicutenaut b.
, ciseniteiu ON 4, meffdliideu Giiralz
.rregiment uollbrad)t. Oerlelbe bate
I atid6lib bic 3eit oeS @rafen Star>
| mberg lhon iiberbolt. ais or iid) i'm
sbel nerritt ltuo rad eiilem lllnlpeg
IN etma 80 9ilometer crit ut @ier
ltref 1. Gr braud)ie rs Stunbeu, 6
iinuten unb gepaillt 10 sen ,meiten
{ elbprciS inl Setrag pom 10000 Marf
. ben Oiterreidi]9en aailerpreis.
,berbem pltroe er gum Gittnneilter be-
ebert.
Die bcioen Sffisisrc, peld,e ii5erz
+! tpt suerit III Serlil relpeftipe @ien
| %lrittet, ipareu Sberlielitcnaut bon
iflpS bonn l6. 1iterreid)tld)cn 5uiarenz
iiment uno Yriil; Seol1olo Don Greus
/, Der S0pa9er oes oentld)en &ail ers.
il GllOrelultat rau9irt u. M'iflos ali
! tier Stelle, lpdbreno Griu, 2eopolb,
4 81. Stelle, % 0iterreidlilhe ulh IA
! .ttide SffiSiere Dor it'd 6at. @lcidl
FL bat bie 8eiitung leiies Sdwagers,
/ t bet ben Garoea buzGorpS bient,
ilbelm II. 10 lebr erfrelit, oab er i'm
! esrapbil9 bonn Waior gum Sberltz
| .tterdttt befDroerte.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
FIVE MILLION POUNDS.
Failure Of the oriental Rank Of Londos
for That Amount.

Failure of the Oriental Bank OF London
for That Amount.
LONDON, June cit vas rumored
that q large eastern bank was In diff
ficulty and that heavy claims against
the bank were pending. A rumor was
also current on the street that, the
Oriental bank was being assisted by
other banks. The distressed bank, the
new Oriental, was refused assistance
from the Bank Of England and decided
to suspend. II has q capital of si0, o00,-
900 and assets and liabilities amount.
ing to as, 900, 900.
The directors recommend the dcposit-
ors 70 withdraw only 20 per cent. Of
their deposits In order to allow the sue
cessful reconstruction of the bank.
The suspension Is largely due to the
depreciation in the value Of silver, TO
the consequent increasing dist,ust In
Great Britain Of investments IN the
east. coupled with the unprecedented
condition Of trade In China, Japan and
Australia, and losses incurred through
the hurricane ut Mauritus.
The report concludes with the state
ment that steps will be taken TO protect
the assets of the bank. ma go
The immediate liabilities are believed
TO amount to R5. 500, 000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
CHAPTER Ix.-CoNriNuEp.

CHAPTER IX.-CoNriNUED.
"What Is il, my child?" he asked, lay
ling his hand on her hair. IA lovers
-'q~uarrel?"
"Ycs," she whispered. 1.-THE first we
have cver had"
"Wcll, well, we all know that lovers
never part after q first QUARREL" he
said, in q quiet mattcr-of-fact tone that
.cnlmed her nerves. "Whnt was IL oil
about, little one, II m old nan may
askP"
1T arose out of q very simple speech
of mine which seemed 20 annoy
Michael" answered Olive, her checks
flushing and paling as she recalled the
afternoons experience. 1--WE were sit
ting under the trees in Kew Gardens,
and I asked him II we could possibly be
happier than we were then?"
"Michacl took offense because you
were too easily c~ontcnted, and n word
followed anothcr?" said Uncle Wake.
"Yes." Olive considered for q mo.
ment, and then repeated all that she
could remember Of the conversation.
Afterwards n silence fell upon them
both, and the roll of wheels In the
Strand sounded but family in their ears
It was Olive who broke the pause.
IF l could only believe that this was
merely q difference Of opinion, and no,
n difference of spirit, I should be cas-
icr," she said. ''But Michael seems to
think that my ideal life is nm absurd
dream. lie cannot realize any kind OF
happiness that is not founded on self
interest alone. He cannot comprehend
any Joy outside himself. Oh, how hor
rible it seems to say these things about
the man whom l love with all my
heart! Help me, Uncle Wake, SPEAK
kind words and comfort mel"
This was IN appeal which Samuel
had not expected to hear for many q
day. He had not known that Olive bat
been rapidly gaining powers of pene
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
Making a spool Of Thread.

ITO make a spool Of thread" says q
manufacturer, lis o complicated proc
ess. Only the very bost Sea island
cotton can be used for this purpose.
The cotton Is taken In the raw state
and torn oil to pieces by q machine
called a breaker It then goes
through several other machines by
which it is carefully combed and freed
from impurities A machine called u
slipper then takes 1t up and twists 1t
out into white yarn. This is careful
ly combed again, and IL Is then
taken into another department, where
several small strands of this yarn are
twisted into one fine one. Three Of
these ore then twisted together and you
then have six-cord thread, which. after
II Is bleached. Is ready for the market.
Another interesting thing Is the mum.
bering Of tho thread. Every lady
knows the size of thread that she re-
quircs for doing q certain piece of work
but very few Of them know how II came
to be SO numbered. You see, when
cotton thread was first made eight hum
bred and forty yards OF II weighed one
pound. This was called number one
and II q pound contained just twice
this number OF yards IL was called num-
Der two, and 80 on ."-Chicago Times
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
Writing to the King.

At. Szanad, in Hungary, lives q poor
peasant farmer named Pcro Bait. The
destruction Of the crops and loss Of cat
tic had plunged him into difficulties.
One slecpless night he conceived q novel
idea and rose early the next morning
and carried 1t out. This idea took the
form Of the following cpistlc: ITO the
Most Honorable and Well-born Herr
King: My COW Is dead--with great re-
spect l submit this--and my noble farm
produce has been struck down with
hailstones. The wicked man In posses.
sion plaques me sorely, though he Is my
brother-in.law's godfather. There Is
no living soul in Szanad that q lend
me o kreuzter, because no ono In
Szanad has q kreutzer. II my lord
would lend me q couple Of guldcn-for
which he has no immediate nccd-I
would pay him back with interest when
my next years kukuruz crop (maize) Is
sold. I trust that good health may
watt upon my good king and his ex.
allied house and his dear family. Oh.
that I could kiss the pretty hands Of
our high-born lady-queen! AL happi-
ness TO your kings majesty. Truly,
yours, Pero Bati." This letter was duly
dispatched, and q messenger was sent
to ascertain the truth Of Bats state
ment. This proving correct, the two
guldcn (about three shillings), which
the emperor was mot In immediate need
Of" was placed ut Pero Bats disposal.
London Daily News.