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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-29

by Ills bills. A purse eouldn't be
made out of sow's ear, nor sena-
tor out of John Emmeluth. He was
sorry to hear he had withdrawn, how
ever, for then he would not have the
opportunity on February 3rd TO know
his own valuation. One candidate
remained on the Independent ticket,
Henry Waterhouse, who seemed to
think that what the Saviour had done
for the world was nothing to what
Henry Waterhouse had done for the
Hawaiian people. He had distribu
ted rotten salmon to them for politi-
cal purposes. After amassing wealth
from selling them bonnets and trink-
cry, he gave his vote against their
interests in 1876, when ii was re.
corded against the reciprocity treaty
with the United States. The speaker
closed with promise that if elected
he would do all he could to advance
the industrial, educational, CONNER
cial and sanitary interests of the
country.
Mr.. Kekipi, candidate for Repre-
sentative in the Third Ward, inter-
preted by Hon. A. Rosa, said he was
running against two foreigners,
Messrs. Ashford and Dillingham;.
Mr.. Ashford was trying to deceive
the native people into supporting a
constitutional convention, aided by
such men as Messrs. Bush and Will
cox. He could not see why his peo-
pie should be so blind as not to see
the difference between Ashford s
sentiments now and those he uttered
and aided in putting in force on June
80, 1887. Ashford was engaged in
abusing and biting at everybody,
while all the time he was promoting
his own interests. (Applause.) The
speaker should try his best to defeat
that man, who more than any other
had instigated revolutionary move
ments in this country-not only at
tempting to overthrow the kingdom
but to remove the king. His people
should remember what that man had
done in 1887 and again in 1890.
Ashford had spoken of the Hawaiian
people as being like baby crying
for pin sticking in it. The pin was
the inequality of the Constitution.
But who was it that stuck that pin
in the people? 1t was Mr.. Ashford
as much as anybody else. The
speaker doubted if the constitutions
question was as important as the
treaty matter. 1t was through oul
trade with the United States that the
people had money. The two large
plantations on. Oahu and one or
Kauai lately started, together will
those previously existing, must bt
assisted. He did not believe in thu
unlimited introduction of Asiatit
laborers, else they would swallow VI
the benefits of the hoped improve
ment in the sugar industry which
rightfully belonged to the people o
this country.
President Phillips reminded thos'
present of the shortness of time be
fore election day, and asked all Il
attend the mass meeting Saturda,
night.
Adjourned at 9:45.
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PASSENGERS.

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr XII
nau, Jan pa Mitchell and wife, Misses
Mitchell (2), Miss Wendt, Rev A V
Soares, Il 5 Williams, Miss Nj Chamber
lain, + ID Baldwin, q hoffman, A 4 At
kinson, Mrs G Wilder. Mrs G l. Wight,
Wilder Wight, Mrs Pferdner, Miss &
Wight, A REILLY, G II Poole, J Willard,
Mrs Ii kuihelani, Judge ID Kahauelio,
b + Simcoe, Mrs ii p Wood and daugh-
ter, DR. 'rempleton, wife and child, and
81 deck.
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ATHLETIC SCHOOL.

THE undersigned is prepared TO give
l. Lessons in Athletic Exercises and
the Manly Art at two doors above the
Royal school, Emma street, also to give
instructions at homes of pupils II de-
sired, Applications received at No, 81
King street.
3l2 I'm NIKE QUlLl4lGAN.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

IT HE annual meeting of stockholders
of the Kahuku Plantation Co. will
be held at the Chamber of Commerce on
SATURDAY, Jan 30, 1892, at III 80
O'Clock A. NJ. w. w. HALL,
Secretary Kahuku Plantation Co.
Honolulu, Jan. ~, 1892. 33l 81
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
l. holders of the q. Brewer q Co,
will be held at the Company's office on
Queen street, in Honolulu, ON WE'D
NESDAY, Feb. 3, 1892, at 10 O'Clock
Am. Il. II. BISHOP,
329 It Secretary U. Brewer q Co.
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ENGINE Co. No. l at Il meeting held
last evening decided to have the De-
partment parade take place on Feb. 6.
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A HEAVY downpour of rain fell at
10 O'Clock this morning and continued
Tor about twenty minutes.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

ENTIRE Nous Club dance at Arion
hall tonight.
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The EVA Plantation Co. will meet
at the Office of Castle & Cooke to-
morrow ut 10 o'clock.
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JNo. S. SMITHIEs is an agent to
grant MARI .ge licenses for the Dis
trict Of Kohala, Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-29

THE regular meeting of the Pacific
Hardware Co. will take place to-mor-
row at the office at 10 o'clock.
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w. E. X. MAIKAI has been appoint
ed an agent to grant marriage licenses
Tor the District of Makawao, Maui.
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THE different riding societies ac-
coutred in rainbow-colored habits
were around The streets this morning,
regardless of the mud and mire.
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The annual meeting of the Kahuku
Plantation Co. will be held tomorrow
at III 30 O'clock, at the Chamber of
Commerce room.
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Mr.. WRAY TAYLOR treated the town
to AN hours music on the chimes of
Kaumakapili Church early this morn
ing.
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The filing OF claims, for damages
caused by the widening of the Wai-
kiki road, will close tomorrow with
the Police Justice.
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NJ AHU KONA.

NAH U KONA.
Arrivals-Jan 5, stmr Kinau from Ho-
nolulu; 8, stmr Kinau from Hilo; l3,
stmr kinau from Honolulu, schr Kaao-
lani from Kawaihae; %, Am 3-masted
schooner Eva, Moller master, IA days
from San Francisco, to Hawaiian Rail-
road 60. Consignees, L 5 Kay, Puehu-
ehu Planting Co; r R Hind, Kohala
Sugar Co, and S G Wilder Il Co. Cargo
grain, groceries. machinery, lime, hay,
etc; %. stmr Kinau from Honolulu {;
sloop Keaolani from Kawaihae; %, stmr
Hawaii from Hamakua and Kawaihae {;
stmr Lehua from namakua; ~, stmr
kinau from Hilo and way ports.
Departures-Jan 8, stmr Kinau for
Honolulu; ID, stmI Kinau for Hilo; 10,
stmr KiDau for Honolulu; %, stmr Ha-
wall for Honolulu; %, stmr Lehua for
kawaihae; stmr Kinau for HilO; 81,
stmr khan for Honolulu.
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DIAMOND Head, 3 o'clock-Weather
cloudy, wind fresh northeast.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-29

THIS is the first anniversary of the
Accession of Her Majesty to the
Throne.
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SALUTEs of twenty-one guns each
were fired from the U. S. S. Pensacola
and the shore battery at noon to-day
in honor of Her Majesty's accession.
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PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. Id.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Id.
New Goods Just 10 Hand.
Carbolineum Avenarius,
Slack & Brownlow's Water Filters,
Scales-Topsail Chains,
Open Link Chains,
Observation-Disclosures,
Goblets, Wines, Decanters,
Jugs, ETC., etc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
House Furnishing Goods,
Japanned Wars,
Miniature "Vistas" for mailing,
l0c. each.
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AT 10 O'clock tomorrow j. F. Nor
gan will sell household furniture at
the residence of Mr.. Jarret, Fort
street. Az noon he will hold an un-
aerwriter's sale mt his salesroom.
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VESSELS lEAvINa TOMORROW.
Stmr w G Hall f,r Maui and Hawaii at
10 u IN
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Eva Plantation Co.., will be held
at the Office of Castle IL Cooke on SAT-
URDAY, January 30, 1892, at 10 O'Clock
II. IN. Il ID. TENNEY,
Secretary Eva Plantation Co.
325-St
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CARCoEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Kinau-2O2 sheep, horses, $50
bags potatoes, 81 bags corn, 65 pkgs
hides and 1876 pkgs sundries.
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THE steamer Kinau will sail on her
regular route on Monday at 2 p. m.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The 3-masted schooner Eva is at Ma
hukona. Discharged inward cargo and
waiting for a load of sugar for San Fran
cisco
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE regular annual meeting OF the
Il Hawaiian Fruit q Tao Co. will be
held at their Office in Wailuku, Maui, on
FRIDAY, Feb. IL, 1892, at 10 O'Clock
Am w. ii. DANIELS,
81 3st Secretary IL. #. Il 4. Co.
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AFTER shaving use Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co., Agents.
Lift
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-29

MAJOR ROBERTSON, Her Majesty's
Chamberlain, yesterday received the
decoration Of Commander in the Or
der of Kalakaua; Her Majesty the
Queen making the presentation per-
sonally.
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SUNBURN relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents. 1-tf
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G. ]. MCCARTHY has lots on Liliha
street for sale. 3-tf
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ADVERTISING NOTES.

I'LL meet you at the Brunswick.
6tf
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3 If
G. ]. MCCARTHY has lots on Liliha
street for sale. 3-tf
BUTTON Holes made TO order at No.
Garden Lane. 307 If
THE Brunswick are the only Billiard
Parlors in town. If
THE steamer Kinau will sail on her
regular route on Monday at 2 p. m.
AFTER shaving use Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co., Agents.
l-tf
SUNBURN relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents. Lift
LODGE lie Progress will hold special
meeting tonight for comforting the
third degree.
J. +. MORGAN will hold an under
writer's sale of bags and cement, at
the store of H. Hackfeld Il Co. to-
morrow ut IL o'clock.
DELICIOUS coffee and chocolate will
be served every morning early at the
Palace Ice Cream Parlors, Ludwigsen,
& Cron, Hotel street. 22l If
GET your boots and shoes made
and repaired 10y the old Wailuku
shoemaker, i. Toennies, on East
Hotel street. First-class work. low
prices. Att
H0RSF0RD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
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LODGE lie Progress will hold special
meeting tonight for comforting the
third degree.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-29

THE Brunswick are the only Billiard
Parlors in town. 6 If
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BUTTON Holes made TO order at No
4 Garden Lane. 307 If
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4 a. L.
Daite B"rlet'a
FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1892.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
Jan 20
Stmr Einau from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Iikelike from Hamakua
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TODAY being IA public holiday all
Government offices are closed. Gov
eminent, diplomatic, consular and
private flags are flying, and the ship
ping in the harbor is gaily decorated
with bunting in honor of the day.
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H0RSF0RD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
For Night Sweats

of consumption, gives speedy benefit
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-29

THE Paradise Of the Pacific for
January is issued, as usual, in time for
the Australia. The present number
begins Vol. ", and the journal, as all
are agreed, is OF benefit to the coun-
try 10y It's circulation abroad. The
artistic allegorioal cover surpasses
most journals OF Its class, and the pa
per being truly representative one
is well deserving the support OF the
community.
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Ser Mentdb TIT gnu Qeioem aeboren

rieleiGt rielleAt aud ntbt. Wie benz nun ietn mag,
er BAT tetne entiduetsuns fur fsin Gl.ub, penn bas
felbs bic 5ose Spn Rerpptdt lit, 70 iaass er ss
naHIdif3t, isin sei&wd&teS Ierpsnfpfem mittelt
rsrbeifertsr gerbauuns ,u drten Dtes tam er bura
ben reseImaeisen Gebraud pon Spaeitsr's Oasens
btters, etnss ansenebmsn arditisunss= uub gerubi=
sunssmittels erste;en. an iclts ME perssiisu, tas
has @ebirn-bas Sauptauartier hes Gerpenipitems -
unp tsr @asen in enser @edeibs,iebuns itebsn, nmb
bab S6pdde unter ter aatae ridwirtenbe St6ruusen
i'm DarmianaI sur SOlse Bat Wlan beru5ise alio eaS
&erpenipfem uub belle baS nerp6ls ifppfpeb, intem
man ber i'm Masen lissenben uraueue befIelben init
Btters bu 9eibe sebt. Np4 stbtaahe man es bei ma
Iario. .artisen @dIens unb QterenbeI6merben, 3beuz
matismu5 unb altersi&wd&e. Dor ben Wotl3eitsu ses
npmmen, pirft es auresenb auf ben Gppetit.
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@n cine &uberftanee flammertem iid
a6t nit benz Sobe ringenbe @olbaten
an un6 ipurben fdmmtli6 gerettet, eli
men Sergeanten riifen brei Mann, bic
f6 an ibm feitbielten, in bic Siefe
binab unb nur tpie bur1 ein Wunber
entging er benz gerberben. Sin
S1mimmlebrer aog brei Mann binter
einanber aug Dem WaKer.
glls 6as Signal gum Sammeln err
t0nte, feblen a6t Mann, mel1e
fpdter leblos burb Sauher ans
2anb gebra6t ipurben. Bon linen
fam elmer, Der Musfetier 96lombs
60. aompasnie %. SnfanteriesGegi=
ments), tuie0er gu li6, bic am6eren
iparen to6t. 8ou ben 8erungliidtem gez
bOrten ie brei Der 10. umb IL. &ompags
ME bes %. Snfanteries& s&eginents unb
elmer Der 6. &ompagnie bes So. Sns
fanterieregimemts an.
Gin Jebler, Der ii6 f6iper gerd1t
bat, lit bel Der uebung begamgem tporz
ben; es mar pergefen tporbem, SABINE
binter ben S1mimmern berfdbren su
laiien, uel6e bic ettpa matt getper6ez
men S6wimmer bdtten anfnebmen
t0nnen. 9fbenbs um 6 llbr lit aud
Der a6te Jreif6mintmer, ipel1er nod
leben6 ben Glutben entriiien uorbeil
mar, i'm 8arnifons2a seitorben.
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9eras a 8.

Sas BON Der rbemofratil1en
&onpention bon Seras" eingefebte &oz
mite bat einen 9lufruf an bic Mdbler
bes @taates erlailen, in tpel1em bic
lria6en, bic gu ber Participating se=
fiibrt baben, bargelegt iperben unb in
Der man 6ogg unb 6inlep Der 0ere
f6w6rumg bef9ulbist, ba fie in 0ous
iton bic 3weibrittelmebrbeit nur bur6
bic gntre6tung elmer iebr groben Mn>
5abl bon @larf Oelegaten eraieIt bdte
ten. 9ie Wdbler perben aufgeforbert,
fur 8eorge Glarf, ben tpabren 8ertrez
ter Der teranii6en Democratic, 5u
zffimmem.
Sm 6. aongreB Diftrift iit Der
bisberige 8ongreBmann 4bbott ipieber
npminirt tporben.
= Mus 8elasco tpurbe tiir3lib be-
ri9tet, baB llnterbanblungen sur gr=
ri9tung elmer S6nelbampfer 2inie
5pii9en gem Dorf unb benz genannten
teranifden 9afen Srte benz NbI6luB
nabe feien. IS bieB, baB in bic 9inie
bier Der fdneaiten 1nb befeingeri9tez
ten Sampfer eingeitelt iperben ioaten.
s(m Der SpiBe bes llnternebmens ioate
Der befannte Wtilliondr &odefeller bon
Der STANDARD Oil Company teben.
9Die BITE q. q. 9anbelS 3eitung iebt
aber mittbeilt, 1T bic gauge @ei6idte
BON 9lnfang bis su @nbe erfilubem,
benn 9err &pdefeller bat ertldrt, baB
ibm BON Der gan5en anselegenbeit
9ti6ts befannt iei.
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9as ltnsliid in 9seiTe.

lleber bas groBe ungliid in Der Nfiz
litdrz S6mimmanItalt in 9feilie, iiber
bas i6Dn mebrfa6 beri1tet III, entnebs
men mir bem vSberI6lef. 9lna." na1z
itebenbe ndbere S6ilberung:
9lm 8ormittag bes 10. Muguit fan6
in Der 10. Stunbe elm grobef9tpimz
men Ser Greii6wimmer bes 3. Yatailz
Ions bes Snfanteries& regiments rpon
Winterfelbt" unb bes /. ltnb 2. 8atailz
tion bonn acknowledgement No. 63
ltatt, alles in a1lem ettpa 200 Manm.
9ieielben maren barfiiBig, trugen 9rilz
li6an5ug unb Waiibe ilnb batten alS
ein5iges 8epdd ibre 8aionettirgeipebre
auf benz Miiden. 9ln beiben llfern Der
Neiiie waren Sruppen aufgeitellt, melz
DE 1i6 nit plaBpatrpnen bef9oiIen.
Die Treif6mimmer tparen benz Srupz
pentbeil auf bem re6ten Reifemfer 3us
getbeilt, lie inllten bic gteii1e nad Der
Militdr S9mimmantalt su bur6z
l6mimmen unb ben Jeinb bonn liitfss
ieitisen llfer beriagen. @ei6wommen
ipurbe in 3 @liebern, i'm eriten @liebe
(ber S6iibenlinie) l1mammen bic
23er, i'm 3tpeiten unb britten @li be
(bem Sontien) bic 63er. Ser Mbfanb
in ben einaelnen &eiben betrug BON
Mann 5u Mann iiber 3tpei Mrmldngen,
Der Der einaelnen @lieber 20 S6ritt.
Sic Str6muns bes Tluies belpest ii6
ont linfen llfer, auf bas Der Sturm
geri6tet mar, bin, bort iit baber Der
6luB iebr tief, ipdbrenb er am re1ten
llfer lei6t 1T, 10 baB er bier bur9mas
tet uerben fann. 9as erfe @lieb, bic
S6lbenlinie, ipatete bis our Str0s
mung, iebte bort nit S6pimmen ein
uub bate i6on bic 9alfte bes nur ipe :
nige 0feter breiten Stromes f6pints
menb 5uriidgelegt, als pl6bli6 in bic
6urrabrufe, nit mel1en bic S6tpinl>
mer bas llfer itiirmen iollten, li6 0ilfes
i6reie mii6ten. Wtebrere Solbaten
maren i6ma6 getporben unb untergez
iunfen. Die Na6barn lints unb re6ts
eilten, itatt meiter gu f6wimmeu, ibnen
gu 6ilfe, unb es entltanb i'll Der S6ii>
Benlinie unorfnung. 9ie stpeite 2iz
ME, mel6e unter bem alleemeinen 9urs
rabsei6rei bon ben Silferufem ni1ts
bernommen bate, i6wamm nunmebr
in bic erlte binein unb iiberi6pamm
bieielbe. 9tun mar ba5 llngliif fertig.
Sn beaen Saufen flammerten lid bic
Solbaten at eiranber unb riilen li6
70 gesenieitig in bic Siefe. gine
aompasnie pioniere, weI6e oberbalb
Der llnsliidsitele Yontoniriibungen
ma6te, elite fofort nit ibrem p6ntons
Sur SiiIfe bertei unb rettete, mas at
retten mar. Sic S6mimmlebrer Der
6reif6wimmer, ipel6e ibnen oils Sub
rer porani6wammen unb tbeilweiie be-
reits bas anoere llfer erreidt batten,
itiir3ten li6 mltbig in ben 6luB binein
unb balfen, 10 piel lie 9slfeu tounteu.
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@nbe
0iarrhpe tn aentudn.

rBerbauungsit6rungen finb bier
tpdbren6 bes Sommers gan3 allgenlein
getpefen" iagt Der apotbeter 8. 80.
S6ipea bon Widliffe, 3b., unb im
Golge 6aDon mar bic gfa6frage ilnge=
p0bnli6 groB mad @bamberlains= 6 o.
lit, @boleraz unb Diarrboes9eilmittel.
Sd babe erit bielen Morgen bier Sla=
i9en bapon berfauft. @an5 merfipiirs
bige &aren linb ba6urd er5ielt iporben
unb es 1T in aliem Sdaen erfolgrei9
getueien. gu baben in San Nntonio
in ben Npotbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, 9oipling & 6loob. $. s.. Sod,
q. DreiB, $. S9udarbt, Ct. Cohen &
Co., unb &alteper & S6u1arb.
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zen lttd)ts 3ll tlberbritden Derma9 aber
Du btit treu uno aufri9tis gesen mid
serpeien = Dir mill i'd bas @ebeimniB
anpertrauen.
Sierauf lieB iie i'm Die 2ebensgez
l9i6te ibres 8aterS lelen, ino als er
oamit 5u @nbe sefommen, lagte er:
rWfuriel, &iebling, barf i'd bteies
Dofnment perbrennen, 70 bab ni9ts
S4riftli9eS mebr bon Dem llnsliid
Defines Taters 5euge?"
rSa," antlportete lie nah lGn9erem
Sarauf mari er baS Manulfript iu's
Seuer, beoba6tete Die Slamlnen, ipelde
es lan9iam per3ebrten, uno ais mir
nod Die sllde iibris 9eblieben, er9riff er
lire 6anb.
rWturiel, 70 mie oas Seuer, mcroe
aud t6 bas @ebeimniB beipabreu;
ipillit Du nun meil, Weib meroen? ?"
g8ie bate lie es inn iett nod pers
ipeigern fonnen, ooer Stein" iaeen? /?
AufI4lu65enb lieB iie ibr 6aupt 0eeen
leine Bruit iiufen uno fliiltertc:
rSa."
Drci Wionate ipater ipuroen feline
9offnunsen erfiillt. Die Melt briidte
ibr @ritannen aus, baB bas reide ssralle
letn @linbon iif nit elmer 70 itillen,
bei6eioenen 9odseitsfeier besniigte =
bod lte loipobl mie ibr @atte fanoen
feinen @el6mad an Der Gntfaltmma BON
Yra9t nnb auberem @lan3; oemn obs
glet6 iie bas .b06lte Slid im aeoen-
leitigem 8eiie senoHen, 10 founte BOD
Die @rtnnerl1ng an oent, mus gelpelen
lpar, ME gang auS9el0idt perben; iie
empfanoen, oaB bic s5eitlidfeiten uno ser
anBere Ypmp ni6t in 6armonie at ibren
@5efiiblen 9eltan6en batten.
gfa6oem iie nebrere Womate in Be@
sleitnng 6rau Eosanoffs auf Geilen
oerbra9t batten, febrteil lic mad Gnas
Lamb 3uriif unb besogeu mieoer Die
Yropitei, no Wturicl 10 mandes sliidz
lt6e Sabr perlebt, uno no iie nod
manbeS nit benz 5drtli6iten aller Sat
ten uno inmitten lieblider atnber Der.
bringen Iollte. limb im ibrem ausae-
breiteten Sreunbesfreiie lit feincr, Ser
NIT arOberer Ndtuns uno bersliderem
Mllton1rae1 be9riibt iporben tpare, alS
per berhbmte Deteftiu Cabin Susg
tur4 @ebulb unb MuSSauer mar es lin
gefnhgen, bie uebeltbdter sur Yerant>
portlng 5u 5jfben, unb oenem Su ibrem
R9tf BY pefbelfcn, bic 10 sraiiam bee
tta9tbetltst worben.
Gnbe.
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eSSus 9eparte,ment fiir aleioerftpffc

pat n formle &epoutn ga gsrfn bic qfe aarbaeu uub
elnten gSaarea ieben Seben in Grfaunen.
gSnn cine Dame elegant un gei6et u a 10 bebr es fu
groBen Summe mebr, beien s3med gu erreiden
es n nnmo9l aae pretsermdbsungn an8uabn; en u
h9@ots un ene prfng Der perbenen Departn gieb Bic bette
Musfunft
Sn oereOenen 4leoefohm wie @repe Gns Wu s IA unb
9Safoe sn l5 Gents n bic 4rei Gens Der garb boeb
poben. -
500 paar sgenber neue gaare mobern @du b uo
tat Die gu 81 90 g iein pur6eu mebe fir bau be
baup nno i'm @ong Departn &ebuoeu einqetreu bic bou m
pabrgeaommen werben ioaten.
Sie Snbe 50 bos paar aabbe gar nid hbron e
oen gSr babn lie in allen Sacons Sb aar garanirt
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= Nuf ie a6t pl6Bli6e 5obesfdlle
bon Wadnnerm fommt bur6i6nittli9
nur elmer aus Der sSrauenlpelt.
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0etti6 Gngliid)e SNmlc,
San Mntonip, 8egas.

9lnerfannt tiidtise sebranitalt fir &naber
ugb Mabden; felt oreibis Sabren in ress.
Mirtiamfeit. @ortreIIlitbe 2ebrtrsfte untes
bepabrter 2eituns. Der ensliiden Sprate
tpirS, ipie eer bentlden, pplle 9fetbnltn9 5es
traeen. AuberSem llnterridt i'm Gpaniihen.
@inieermaben rorbereitete Stiller ftnoen e-
berseit Nuinabnte. stdbere IuSftInft erthstlen
Serr s. @rpeS, graiisent eeS Sdlui Sor:
itanbes Mno gBm. 8arbed, D,reftor err
Nnftalt. tuir-
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syu iammerpollem 3uitoube lin

= Su iammerpollem 3uitanbe linb
nit bem 2lopbz9ampfer yyerlin" auf
Soften bes Baron b. 6irld) 1870 ruiz
iif6siiibii6e @usipanberer in Bremen
iuieber angelanst, bic aug Nrsentinien
famen, mo iie auf ben @oIonien elm
elenbes Oaiein friiten muBtem unb iup
bic 3uriidbleibenben in Wtaifen au
@runbe geben. Beionbers groB lit
unter ibnen tie 8inberlerbli6feit, ba
li6 anftedenbe aranfbeitem idnell pers
breiten. Sie @iidfebrenben geben mad
9amburg, bon mo iie anf 8eranlafung
zines 9iilfsz &omites na6 Gieip Oorf
befDrbert lperben. Wtit ben td1ften
r2lOpb" s9ampfern iperben nod Suns
berte BON r6iri6 Golonifen" folgen,
welde auf bemielbem Wese na6 gtew
YOrt gebradt merben follen,
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03udleuS Nrutca @albe.

Die bette Salbe bsr Wtlt fir G4nitte, Nueti&un.
gen, @eiapars, Stebsr' unb SautsausiHlae, Elstts,
betten; turirt 9dmprrbothsn cher tetrt esablans.
8buise Suiriebtnbet sarantirt chtr las @slb wtrb
,nruderitattei. 25 SentS pts S6a@tsl. Gum gerfaui
In alien apDtbetsn. abplpb DrstB, Ibcmpfpn Go +,
Wtoltiak.