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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-25

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE 10 pages,
60 columns) is the only recognized
weekly newspaper published in the
Hawaiian Islands. Issued every
Tuesday morning by the Gazette
Publishing Co., at AZ Merchandise,
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-25
Girls, Industrial Home.

Plain sewing and dressmaking at
the Industrial Home, near Kawaia-
hao Church. Also, girls will go out
by the day to families, to do sewing
and dressmaking, housekeeping, care
Of children and lomilomi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-25
Hawaiian Hardware Co.. Id,
Monday, April Is, 1899.
The ageatl,eY this ageek is
likely to be fair.

sources hidden beneath the
soil and granite boulders of
the Rockies Did anyone
of the thousands of men, who,
in I848 sought the new FL
dorado, imagine that within
two decades machinery would
be invented that would lessen
their hours of toll and place
within their grasp the vast
millions which up to that time
had been lost.
Is it probable that Captain
Cook or his men for one
moment contemplated the
resources within the boundary
of the now paradise of the
Pacific p Fifteen years ago
what a quantity of waste land
there was in the Kingdom.
Five years ago there was less
and it is being made
gradually less each year
through the introduction of
improved machinery; through
the influence of our daily pa
pers upon men of brains and
money who are willing to as
sist in developing industries
which, during the sugar rage
have remained dormant, and
the introduction, by us, of the
celebrated Steel Aermotor.
There were acres and acres
of land reclaimed or opened
up and made available for
agricultural purposes by the
completion of the railroad.
But for every acre benefited
by that industry ten have been
made SO by the use of the
Aermotor. The railroad, in
a measure has done its work,
and done it we'll but the Aer-
motor keeps on doing and,
like woman's work, g. is never
done"
There are few men in the
Kingdom who own land but
some portions of it are I'm.
available for the reason that
they have been unable tc
work it on account of lack o.
water; irrigation is just as
necessary here as air anc
where natural means are lack
ing articihcial means must be
resorted to. Hence the Aer
motor = the only windmill
adapted to this climate.
We are the only persons
here who have the Aermotol
for sale and we are selling
them every day. If you have
land you cannot do without
one.
The last steamer brought
us some goods that the whole
country has been waiting for
One of them is a piece O
heavy magnifying glass fttec
in a wire frame and so simple
that it can be instantly fasten
ed to any kind of a lantern
thus giving one the regular
bulls eye lantern as the or
binary affair, They are cheap
enough to buy even if they
were not good. But they are.
There are few dwellings OF
stores here that are not more
or less infested with mice.
For years and years people
have been inventing means
for capturing the pests but the
mice, like the burglar, grows
in intelligence and often
avoids the traps set to catch
him. We have trap adapted
to the size of the average
mouse which will, we think,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-25
A POINTER IN SHOES.

pointer will be enough for We selling our Casco
$500 That's pointer that's to the point You don't
why the price reducedyu don't care anything about
interested STILL it is just we'll
until have sold such Shoe
figure. You will let most unusual opportunity slip
fingers fail avail yourself this chance to get
high grade Shoe at low grade price.
THE MANUFACTURERS SHOE CO,
2961q Wholesale and Retail Shoe Dealer
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PIANO WANTED.

THO RENT OR BUY A j. & G.
4 Fischer Piano in good order. Adj
dress r. w. A. 1, ADVERTISER Office.
3053-3t
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General ADVERTISEMENTS.
" HY
PAY
Rem +?

If you own a lot (clear)
| will Build you a House at
any figure desired.
You do not have to belong
to a Building Association
when you can get money to
build on better terms than
they offer you.
$4,000 has been placed in
my hands by local capt.
talist for investment.
1 will furnish plans, speci-
fcations, etc. for any design
of home you may wish.
Regarding the payment of
the money Advanced, the
terms are most LIBERAL.
For further particulars
call at my office,
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Are You 20 Blind .

80 stupid, SO inactive, as to let
sswlndell's big closing out sale pass
and you not profit by it9 We think
not; we feel that if you really knew
what is offered you would see to it
that you received your share. Seventy
thousand dollars worth of goods be
ing sold at cost. All must be sold
before Swindell moves to Baltimore
D. T. Swindeu.
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What The Doctor Saws.

Il say, doctor, what is your opin
ion is the leading virture of this
wonderful Panacea Water of whichsI
hear so much down at Littleton, N.
C.Y "Why, it is this: in the
disease which it cures there seems to
be permanency which no other
water effects. 1t not only relieves
but cures. It is indeed a remarkable
virture." King & McGee, druggists,
sole agents for Raleigh.
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unr Prices and Oual;,v

Gan be beat on sugar cured and
N. =. hams, small breakfast bacon
nour, meal, lard and coffee. bioh
grade syrup and molasses, North Car
o''na and Maryland packing of
fruits and vegetables. have a fine
lot OF dried peaches and apples to Of
Ter n xt week, fifty barrels of seed
lr'sh potatoes, nice lot of apples, &C.
Your favors will be appreciated.
D. T. JOHNSON, Agt.
Phone %.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
~ On Wednesday. the 23d day of
Marcn. 1892, will sell at public auc-
ton at the court house door in Raleigh
a tract of land situate in Wake Forest
Township. Wake county, adjoining the
lands of K. A. Freeman. J e. Freeman
Wiley Clifton, J. A. Sten and others
and said to cont ain So acres, known as
the lands of Mary A. Leigh, deceased
Sale IS made under an o. er of th Su-
perior court of Wake county ia .ial
proceedings wherein X. A. Ere, an,
Admir-, is plaintiff and J. G Free. ian
and others are defendants Terms of
sale, oneshalf cash, balance in one year
with interest at per cent per annum.
Time of sale II n.
r. A. FREEMAN,
Admir- and Com.
w. II. PACE, Attorney. fe2l- Ids
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Scotch <siHShamS.

Our lines Of high grade gipghams
and cotton dress fabrics are now
ready for inspection, and contain
styles which cannot be duplicated
wheo once sold, ,'-nce the Importance
of early sci. ctions. New coloring in
gingham stripes and plaids, zephyr
ginghams two toned, in bow knot de-
eighs, Bedford cords in tri-colored ef-
fects, sc.
w. H & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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" hite Goods.

Our assortment of white goods fol
this season is now complete, and en-
braces every desirable kind and style
for ladies'. misses and infants wear.
Dimities, sheer French lawns, masa.
las. nainsooks. cambrics, check main
socks, &c. New torchons and Medici
laces.
W. III. & r. S. Tucker e Co.
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Cotton Dress Fabrics.

New styles and colorings in Ameri
can dress ginghams, tufted outing
cloths, percales and printed cambrics.
In this line of cotton dress fabrics,
particular attention has been given to
the selection of the styles best adapt
ed for children's dresses.
w. II. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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New EmbrOiderieS.

This week we will open additional
lines of cambrics, nainsook and swiss
edges and insertings and all-over en-
broideries. We are showing some
dainty effects in white and ecru en-
broideries in colored designs.
w. H. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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7 have had catarrh for twenty
wears. and used all kinds of reme-
dies without relief. Mr.. Smith,
druooist, of Little Falls, recon-
mended Ely's Cream Balm. The
effect of the first application was
magical, it allayed the inflammation
and the next morning my head was
a clear as bell. l am convinced
it's use will effect a permanent cure.
It is soothing and pleasant, and
] strongly urge its use by all sui
ferers.-Geo. Terry, Little Falls,
n. Y.
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RoYsTER

boston chips still retain their pop-
ular'ty and now that we are nacl;n.
them in one, two, three, four and !; 20 .
Pouno boxes we look for increased
#M ROYSTEp
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True, Too True.

Seventy thousand dollars worth of
goods being sold at wholesale cost.
Carpets, dress goods, clothing, shoes,
hats, millinery goods, notions. STA
tionery and jewelry
.,...> At Swindelps.
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KOdak

The'wonderful Tonic Headache Cure
Regulates the circulation, restores the
nervous system to its normal condi-
ton. The only scientific headache
remedy on the market. Relief prompt
and permanent. No bad after effect.
Price 10 cents An envelope (two
doses. Sold by King & McGee.
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v. H. & R. s, TUCKER & CO.'S
WEEKLY SPECIALS,
New Dress Fabrics,

New Dress Fabrics.
It will be unnecessary for our pat
rons to longer defer the selection of a
spring dress, for our stock now con-
tains as desirable shades and textures
as will be shown this season. Wool
Grape, Bedford cords, French cloths,
sc.
w. II. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
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Scotch Sultings and HOmespuns.
Attention is called to our lines of
Scotch suitings and homespuns in the
new colorings and textures for this
season, ranging in prices from SOC. per
yard up.
W. H. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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Notices.

we expect your patronage by mer-
,.ins II and intend that you shall
NAVE w IL the best and newest products.
we oner Opera chips. They are, new
and delicious. 10"
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White Goods and Embroid.ri.s
New line of white goods and en-
broideries just opened at
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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Stylish Dress Goods.

New line of early spring dres
goods just opened at
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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A. Dughi has just received from
Germany 200 pairs of choice Canary
birds.
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Milk Cows for Sale.

One fresh in milk, with record of n
lbs. No Butter per day; milks 1919
months of the of the year.
One Heifer from same COW, half Jer-
sey, due to calve April oath.
One COW with record of gallons OF
milk per day, milks the year round.
One stall-fed beef COW
JOEL CURTIS,
Method, n. G.
feb5-tf. "A miles west of Ra. .eigh.
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,rggL7 PERSONAL.

y r. Cox, of Edgecombe
jde'
;. Winston was here yester-
|, ahtrnoon' ar.
/, Bailv OVERLY Of Warren
ps diyd Wednesday while in
D' 81 Of dressing -. ~.
t.. Christian and the grand,
~, ~ ot Stonewall jackson are
|rhsrIottr, visiting j. ~. r.4
|. r. NJ. CORN an, formerly Of
II is now private secretary
r. | 5. Carr, Of Durham.
!, Chambers Snead, of Pittsyl-
,o,,nty. Va, was married last
'.J,y TO Miss Lizzie Ferguson,
| |lDOn'
!, Monroe, n. c., Thursday
|'''Collirs, progressive mer-
/. Of Rockingham, and Miss
F,Dsvis, were married.
,,nerintendent Alexander Gra-
|, a Charlotte's public schools
|,rs and will leave tomorrow
|ysn Berne to attend the fair.
n, John NJ. Sherwood, grand
,,sllor Of the Knights of Py-
|. .G this State, instituted a lodge
| mat order at Statesville Friday
|lng
| r,pt. John B. Davis, late of the
[,nd North Carolina cavalry,
\ a few days ago near Knox
N Tenn. He was a native Of
|ibary.
| NJ. A. P. Mitchell, formerly of
Western Union telegraph office,
ss now employed as a clerk
! he office OF MIR. H. R. Lipps Of
ER& D. railway.
yat Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
rhs Price and a party of young
Es from Salisbury will 60 to the
sbern fair in general manager
Il. Green's private car.
sne weeks ago Mr.. w. C. Mer-
student Of Trinity College
bis foot severely with an axe
NOW blood.poisoning has set in
Ms feared that amputation
Unnecessary,
lie will be a union service in
iAptlst Church at Goldsboro
'g'he sermon to be preached
w. Edward Mack, pastor of
Fiesbyterian Church, on the
NOl temperance.
David H. Coble, who was a
IN Pettigrew's command, a
Fa Alamance county, is now
NN! bis home there after twenty
Years absence. His brother
4a Know him. Mr.. Coble nov
I'm Tennessee.
Evil OF the late Gov. Scales has
N0oated. The widow is made
NIX and the entire estate,
we over $50, 900, is left to her
"IV MINOR bequests to Mrs.
'oimerly Miss Kate Scales),
'On and to Wallace N. Scales.
T. B Aycock of Fremont
'1Sa Yesterday from Morgan
'Nere he attended the meeting
trustee of the school for
\ deat-mutes. The meeting
''ery satisfactory one. Active
n =" the building is to begin in
M, ,,s'enS " n &. Waters, repre-
'"e u y ~ ohrill manu-
0onpany OF baltimore.
as Yesterday. He is travel
I@ Vlsn ~ the State, getting an
N, -. .u9 business outlook, and
\ ~. a'ue will be good and the
''O'perous in the autumn.
viii m watson and Mrs. Wat
| 4, ,rave ,% Wilmington tomor-
r,i'.,l ,~ Atlanta, where they will
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A UOrION SALE OF LAND BY vi,-
- tue OF power conferred on me nv
-, oer'sl1 oeed OF trnst of date, Febrnsrv
90: ooI. e1ecnted by Il n Herring. which
Srlu ueeo l. duly recorded In Registry of
va, ~HAe county, IN book No a, page Chs. /
VIII orei 1or saie to the highest bidder for
cseh at the court house dor in The It,
OF Raleigh, N. G., on VIC 'iS
N'nday. March 81, 1897, at II O'Clock m
the land in said deed de.cribsd 4 in .,
Mat'news Township. in county Aforesaid
emDr Aclng two tracts; first tract adj ;n;n0
ne lands of Abram Hester. Joeiah Hortoe
And othere, containing S7s. Acres. Se,,ond
Hact adjoining the first and the lands NJ
Msry Watkins, John T Weathers And
oSooIs and said to contain IO4 acres.
3: T. MONTAGUE. Trustee.
raleigh, n. c.. Feb 20, 1891 tds
NoK-H Or rARoIISA, Superior Court. Term
WAKE Z sUTY. 1892
q. W. COLE, Plsinnff, DUPLICATION of No
tee of Action for
oAhAh CoLE- Divorce.
Inc oef" "ndant Sarah Cole will take no.
uce that the above emitted a a.tion has besn
commences against be for the nnrnosa
c1 opta'nlng divorce from the ho,ds ~
ma'rlmcny and the d. ndsnt ia sr,ou;,ea
10 appear and answer or demur to N.
complaint which has b en- filed in the off a
OF me Clerk OF the raj ! court.
Ials February 2nth, 1897,
JOHN ". THOMPSON.
Clerk Snpe ior court
ie'e Maynard. Atorn: vs. for Plaintiff.
feb 2 -6w.
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% 90 to 81 90.

Inc best line of ladies' fine shoes
from $500 to 500 in this market
is at
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stylish Dress Trimmings.
Latest styles in jst trimmings Just
opened at @'0s
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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NE" ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEMENT
ono WING THE CONDITION OF THE
German American Insurance Co,
ASSETS:

December 3lst 1871,
Value Of real estate and
ground rents ownedby
the Company less the
amount OF encumbran
CeS JnereOn. 4.--
Loans on bond and mort. '''
gage (duly recorded ft.
and being first liens on
the fee-simple,
Account of stocks and
bonds OF the United
States and o. this and
other States, and all
other stocks and bonds
absolutely owned by
tne Company. 5.142 3oI 90
Stocks bones and al wv
other securities eXcept
mortgage hypotneca-
ted to the Company as
cola eral security tor
cash actually loaned by
the Company.
interest due ard accrued
on STOCKS and other Sc
curltles. s.......... 4,1S7.
Cash IN Company's prin-
clpal Office anu belong
ing IT, the Company,
deposited in banS. 400 III -
Cash in bands OF agents.
and IN transitu 232 O37 AZ
Premll ms or assess
ments unpaid. s1a %
Premium or assessment
loan and notes
All other assets, detailed
IN statement.
Total assets. s 5,s79 20s. As
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid, including
pe1s en0se resisted. 49,. O,6l1.59
reserve, as required by
. law ;...:; :.......:.... 2.2oe, ,2s4 40
All o'ner claims ........ 73,97301
Total liabilities. 5 1923, ,s19.O2
Gap1fat stock paid up. l.O0O. 600 90
m nOtai income. ............ 2,858, 800 o.
Total expenditures. .... 274 $685.
North Carolina Business in 1891
RISKS written tenS 593 25l M
Premiums received. ..... 1850 55
Losses paid on risks
Ce1Acu ........ 3433 35
Losses Incurred 3471 ~
Fresident-Emil Oslbermann.
Secretary-James A. Silvey.
General A gent-W. IS. Primrose.
Raleigh.
%r 10
STATE. OF. NORTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
y Insurance Department.
RALEIGH, N. G Feb, 90, 1891.
In compliance with Sec of 'tAn Act
to consolidate the Insurance Laws
OF North Carolina" certify that
the above is a true extract from the
sworn statement of the German
Amerlc,n IN tnsu ance Company on
december 3'st. 1>9l, now on file in
this department.
OCT. COKE.
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So so,

The best So. so ladies' buttoned
shoes in this market is ST.
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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Have You Asthma
Or. 4. Schifman, St. Paul,
Slinn'' will mail trial package Of
ocH1FFMANN's ASTHMA CURE free
20 any sufferer. He advertises by
slVlng 1t away. Never fails to give
instant relief in worst cases and
cures g where others fail. Name
oTATE CHRONICLE and send your
ADDRESS for free trial package.
dec1-3m
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"Seed Potatoes
Childrens' Sh OeS.

The best line Of childrens' shoe
both for school and dress wear in tn
city is at
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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Aopi compressed pea soup, 1Oc
per can,
Eberhardt & Pescud.
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Towels, Towels.

Towels, Towels.
The greatest bargain ever offered
in towels just opened at
Norris Dry Goods Store.
Golden Gate Packing Co., peaches,
pears, cherries and apricotts.
Eberhardt & Pescud.
@o>-
$3.50.
The best $3.50 ladies' buttoned
shoes we have ever seen are at
Norris Dry Goods Store.
seed Potatoes
Fifty barrels Early Rose potatoes
Just received at
Eberhardt & Pescud's.
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A fine lot of Florida oranges from
Dr. Hawkins grove just received at
Dughls. r."
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The best So 90 ladies' buttoned
shoe in this market is at
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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Gents Fine ShOes

Gents Fine Shoes.
Our line of gents fine dress shoes
In patent leather, calf and Dongola
kid for style, fit and wear are the best
shown in this market.
Norris Dry Goods Store.
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Have You Asthma .

Norris Dry Goods Store.
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Nm, i n' - w. aterS, repre-
T.. r%S Tue Z. \ Gs ohrill manu-
s company OF baltimore,
E,I,', ' Yesterday. He is travel
/ 4 oH ~ ,he State, getting an
N, -, 'u9 business outlook, and
|. n IT. .rade will be good and the
|, prosperous in the autumn.
,iD whip Watson and Mrs. Wat
! 4, ,% ,es'e Wilmington tomor-
rion,,' n'lan'a, where they will
ERsrr r@'y e IN the conservation of
\ to,', M Dr' c. Kinloch Nelson,
''c' n OF the diocese of Geor-
|lae,ds,' ''nsecration NJ. takes place
|es 'sty' r;i, Bishop Lyman, of this
sGn 'CIu Ino COnSc
|E. Dr.. rho.,
Ets h.i inomas II. Pr;tchard,
|Nn',as1' mere re- a day :or two,
E'gpn ~ ~, 70 ' llmington, carry.
| p1 n" In'. and a :, of birds, for he
EHe W.T. W. his kAack of shootin g
(trb. vas "" here to attend a meet.
(a f Tn'tnnial n committee ofthe
@eDts pap'lst - missions. Ar
|'sl, vh;'t were made for the cen.
(Which begins in May.
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for the land was withheld from McGar-
rahen by the commissioner Of the gen.
eral land Office.
, lust think of it. Thirty years have
passed since the secretary of the in
terrier ordered that a patent for the land
be issued, and yet this man seeks JUS
tice before congress and seeks it in vain.
The record Of the patent, which was
signed by Abraham Lincoln, has been
mutiatcd in the general land office,
and everything that human ingenuity
and craftincss could suggest has been
put in the way of McGarrahans claim.
This celebrated claimant before con.
gress is a mild hammered man, still
hopeful and determined to win his case.
He never has puarreled. save on one oc-
casion. About ten years ago, when his
bill was about to pass the senate. it was
intcrfercd with by Dom Piatt, who was
then publishing Sunday paper here.
Piatt and McGarrahan met before the
main door of the senate. A few words
passed. and McG2rrahan knocked Piat1
down and commenced to hammer his
head on the stone floor. Senator Bay.
ard, hate secretary Of state, and Others
APPEARED on the scene and pulled Me.
(Mrrahan away Otherwise a tragedy
hight have been enacted
Si do not believe Billy McGarrahar
I'll ever get his rights The case seems
nderIy hopeless. Nobody cares to dc
l3asticc in$Washngton. Everybody is
!hse busy looking after his own individ.
10 interests Poor old Billy McGarra.
g6in! lie iss in equity millionaire
Rpdcr the law he is penniess. And the
law' Wfll-not be made which will give
him his rights. Poor Billy!
&3z SMITH ID. FRY.
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when we might expect good account
of him from the men on guard outside.

when we might expect good account
of him from the men on guard outside.
The older natives vigorously protested
that such an undertaking meant GER
tain death to all who entered that dark
thlcket, but was not as old then rs |
am now, and liarbish, being equally as
rash, we adopted ShuwayO's suggestion.
chose the path in which the tigers
tracks were to be seen, while the 9TH
erS took those nearest me on either
hand. We left our rifles outside, as the
paths we had to follow were SO low, as
we'll as narrow and tortuous, that most
of our progress was made on all tours,
and Il gun would have been worse than
useless. We each carried a heavy six
chambcrcd revolver and felt no fear of
being unable to put the tiger to flight
or kill him in case he stood his ground.
1t was tickliSh work, | can tell you.
The intcrlaced foliage overhead was SO
thick that | crawled along in a deep
twilight that was almost total darkness.
To add to my trouble the track. or tun-
mel, that | was following took so many
short turns that 1t was seldom that !
could see six feet in advance. AL was,
still as death. and if | was not afraid Of
being laughed at | should certainly
have beaten "a retreat. and have many
times wished that had done SO. sud
denly the silence was broken by
hOarse rumbling growl. for all this
world like distant thunder. That it
was close at hand | knew. but there n
an element of ventriloquiSm about the
voice Of a tiger. III common with the
cries of many other wild beasts. that
rendered me unable to decide with any
certainty either the distance or Ciirec-
ton from whence the sound came !
pcercd into the twilight on every side.
but could see nothing, and in the silence
could distinctly hear the throbbing OF
my heart. Then instead of grow the
very air vibrated with IA savage roar,
and | caught the sound Of Il spring, the
bursting Ct some heavy body through
the thick growth close ahead of me.
and, horrible to tell. Il groan Of pain
and agony which knew proceeded
from Harhi>h.
was frantic With, desire to reach
my friend. and rescue him from the
tigers fangs b'forc life should be