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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21
A STRANGE SCENE.
TERRIBLE MIDNIGHT VISION OF
CHARLES OF SWEDEN.

& Legend of the Royal Castle of stock
holm--A Chastity Execution witnessed
by the HinG-A Presage of the Asstssiua-
ton of GustavuS III.
There is legend attached TO the royal
castle of Stockholm which is very weird
in its way, and which is often told by
Scaudinavans around the fire on winter
evenings. IL is the tale of vision seen by
King Charles Ma vision which is sup
posed to have presaged the assassination
of Gustavus III and the consequent de
oapitation of Count Ankerstrom, the as
sassin, and his associates, Thus runs the
ttory: King Charles, in deep grief ut the
Joss of his queen whom he had passionate
ly owed was sitting in his apartment one
night. In attendance were Count Brahe.
his aid-de-camp, and the kings physl-
chm The bereaved monarch had given
no encouragement to conversation, and
silence had reigned for some time, when
tile castle clock struck the hour of mid
night. The king rose and expressed his
wish to retire for the night He asked
what kind Of night it was, and the count
went to the window and Withdrew the
curtains-and Immediately stepped back
in ama2ement. The royal castle in Stock
holm is an immense pile Of buildings sur
rounding "A vast courtyard. The Swedish
diet (parliamcnO is domiciled within the
precincts of the castle, and when in SEES
sion occupies now, as in King Charles
day, great hall opposite to the royal
apartments. From the long row of win
dows streamed Il blaze of light Parlia-
meut was not in session, and the illulnina-
ton at this midnight hour was wholly I'M
accountable. The king commanded Count
Brahe to summon the marshal Of the cas-
tie to his presence. The old man came in
a state OF bewilderment and trepidation,
and could of course give no explanation Of
the mystery. The king determined to as
certain the cause for himself, and, bidding
the scncschal preccdc him with his lantern
snd keys, he crossed the deserted court
yard with his two attendants Entering
the vestibule OF the diet hall, they became
aware that the walls We're hung with black
cloth, entirely covering the faded tapes
tries. Awed and impressed, the party
stood silent aud undecided for awhile, Il
murmurng Of many voices, evidently
proceeding from the great hall, being faint
ly but distinctly audible. Deciding to
solve the mystery at all hazards, the king
commanded the seueschal to open the
door forthwith. In mortal terror the old
servant fell On his knees and implored his
majesty to torego his determination, de
Clarlng his own inability to obey his king .
command. Turning 10 the count the king
bade him open the door. Your majesty
gan bean me witness, " said Brahe, that
have always done my duty in defense of
my king and country. fear no mortal
foe, but / confess l have no courage to
face those OF another world, in whose aw-
full presence we evidently stand"
The physician likewise showed his IT,
miditysor unwillingness, whereupon the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21
PUBLICITY WRITING.
Some Practical Advice on Business
Writing - The Good Advertisement
and the Bad - Breyity the Soul OF
Successful Advertising.



tCooyri-ht. 1893, Ly The Trade Company, Boston)
Nirrtv-nine ner cent. of ell ADVERTISE
ucuts contain from Two to ninety-nine
Time foo many words.
Some advertisers forget that their adver-
Hseur,ts arc not for Them, for all udycr-
tiscmcnts are exclusively for the public.
n makes no odds how'wpll an advertise
n,rnt reads 70 the advertiser. lie is sup
nosrd to he interested in his own goods and
20 be particularly impressed with them,
INF The ,uLlin cares nothing for him. and
his words may fall as HAT Us the page upon
which they are printed.
An advertisements is for the public. and
unless the advertiser makes it SO it Is
1cc,ptabl0 to that public, his advertising
spacc is worth less than it ought TO be.
Poor advertising has paid, and always
viii pav. Tor give advertising amy chance,
and It will bring return. Ii is simply 10
question of making advertising pay better.
Foolish indeed must be the man who is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21

no taste Tor teaching.
Nothing was more just than this angelic
estimate, which was verified by the joyous
surprise of Ginevra and by the love that
she suddenly dedicated to her Iaulo
And thi, is why, when any one spoke in
her presence OF the time before her mar
lagc, Sgnora Lafargue always was silent.
while in the sympathetic ear of her bug
band She loved TO alludc to the picturesque
ness Of their first meeting, and to relate,
with malicious smile, the ridiculous incl
dent to which she owed her happiness -
From the Italian of Marie BertauX.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21

Il wish to test his love and make sure Of
him before give him my hand. How can
do it?'
Has he offered to jump over a precipjce
for thee}'
"lle has He will prccpitate himself at
Il moments notice"
"Or throw himself into the river?'
"Yeu, he will do that
HAS he written you letter in blood At
midnight"
six Of them O sage
"And threatened to suicide if you refused
him.
HE has even bought six kinds of choice
puisons, warranted to stand in any climate.
Most any girl would be satisfied with these
evidences. but am not, and therefore APP
peal 30 you
Thou hast father?' queried the sage
as ne strokcd his long Goatee.
4 hast" replied the maid
"Then let him say Il. 10 William next
time that young man { ppears that if he
marries into the family he will be expected
to support the old folks in first class style
and pay mp all back debts
And if he truly loves mo?"
Hell let you know all about it after the
old man goes mp stairs. Goodby, sissy-this
is my busy day"
Z. S.-I'he girl subsequently married y
grocery clerk, who plainly told her when
the cuurtship Ecqun that he'd be hanged to
by gosh if he'd even precpitate himself
down cellar for any woman who ever wore
shoes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21
AN AMERICAN LEGEND.


Once upon n time n sage whose wisdor
had made him famous was stopped on the
highway as he travelled about by first
clHs, article Of young woman, who said;
80 sage, my mind is troubled, and lap
peal to you for some fatherly advice
Use suEhower tea for the compleXion'
replied the benign old man as he patted
her golden hair in Il grandfathcrly way.
But il is not my complcNion O wise
mGn. There is youth who says he loves
me"
81 don't believe him" said the old man
As he wiuked at the nearest telegraph pole.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21

The following advertisements represent
the extreme of brevity. Limited space
makes it impossible for them to be pre-
scented TO full advantage, but the advcr-
tiser will readily understand that with
plenty of space and large type, these state
ncnts may he made to stand ont as promi-
nent features in any newspaper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21


sivcly, groups of children, who went along |
holding hands and singing; butchers !
boy, who carried the morning orders IN Il !
wooden box on his shoulders, ana spec |
t1cled lady with languid eyes, and finally |
che recognized gentleman q lawyer re-
tired from business, who passed every day !
at this hour, leading lttle chllh ny the |
hand who went to nm ecclesiastical lnstI-
tutc not lar from there.
1T seemed to her thaC III Wo'liu not DE |
dlNagrceafe to make known her trouble to
TINS father Of II iamlIy. 10 spare herselt !
thc embarrassment OF confession Sne
loon step AMI nenO l"rWaF" rs II sue
sought TO dlsentagle hersell' ana Wheh ne
vas near she turned her he"u PACK rs II
.Ao was distressed over ne "scIessheNS 81
her elforts, winch opHS9u 'he SehViehlau TO
approach her eagerly.
Don tear y?Hr dfeSS' S'shora; ring the
bell
lie rang. bat he pullcu me rope 'lmldly,
with the discretion OF wen educated ana
piouS man accustomed To moderation
hen, with smile, Woru OF nope ne uls-
appeared Tor lear oil pelhs lale Win lhe llO-
ne Ifthih.
LanoreIs now passed Oh ihelr way 10 WORK
IL one hdd gone ny aloHe' nlheFra IllGh1
nave cohiiutd IN hlhl' puu rs lhey passed Ill
company She feared their Jokes.
Nl'er they had gone she stamped her
toot with IRg". W nat world! inhaplted
10y so ic" people whom she could as" -
slrcich ont their arms TO ana her'
HcaN u wished without doubt to punish
Ter for this very phlIosoph'ral bnl 100 ma
ilgnant reflection against her nelghbors, be-
cause from this moment nobody came
along, and during long quarter OF an
Eo'W she followed, wilma SAD iook' the quick
movements OF doG hurfNlhE after
bit OF meat or iri~klnE with the other
dogs, ana a pigeon. Whlcn' WIth an ar OF
tranquil liberty, walked along the middle
OF che street.
The mass must be finished. Her anxiety
'G "n last n P% 5r ns o the the OS ac Sr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been
usek for children tccthing. 1t Soothc, the
child, -oftcns the gums, alayS ali pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diar-
rhWa. Twenty five cents bottle. Sold by all
Mrmggists lMrMmgMmmL Lhn MMrLM.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16
To Remove Substances From tho Eye.

To remove the solid particles from un-
der the lids, it is sufficient to pull the lid
away from the eye and to wipe the body
with piece of moist paper or the corner
of handkerchief. If it is under the up
per lid, grasp the lid firmly between the
thumb and finger, lift 1t from the eye
ball and draw it down over the lower
IL, and then allow it to slide slowly
back to its natural position. The foreign
body will be scraped off on the lashes.
The operation may be repeated several
times. Or lift the lid from the eyeball,
allow the tears to accumulate beneath
the lid and forcibly blow the nose. Or
place in the eye few grains of faxseed,
which. forming q mucilage, will prompt
ly bring relief. Or place across the up
per lid the point Of pencil or bodkin,
and turn the lid back over 1t. In this
way the foreign particle is brought into
distinct view and can be readily wiped
away Washington Star.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16

AT the time of the recent report of the
comptroller of the treasury there were in
the United States 600 banks. OF these
S,7ss were national banks. Forty-eight
of the national banks are in New York
city, and these 48 institutions hold two
fifths of the specie and legal tender re-
serves Of all the other banks, state and
national, in the country.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16
A Big Livery Bill.

A Bangor man who sent his Office boy
to return hired team to stable re-
ceived several days after a bill for the
board of the horse and another bill for
the hire of the team for the time in
tervening. The stupid boy took the team
to the wrong stable. The man said he
wouldn't mind SO much, but there seemed
to be no limit to the number of cigars he
is compelled to pay for at the instance of
jeering friends.-Ezchange.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16

der Of Furlough lake, which is crystal
mountain tarn covering about 40 acres
and lying just 1900 feet above the sea-
The primeval forest is there almost un-
broken, and In Mr.. Gould's dooryard
are trees 200 years old. There his FAM
lily live the summer through. there Mr..
Gould puts in all the time he can spare
from business, and there he has pet
deer, blooded sheep and fine cattle.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16

Ultimatum of the silver men in the
house of representatives: Repeal the
purchasing clause of the law of 1890 and
provide at the same time for the free
coinage of silver with full legal tender
quality on such ratio as will provide
and maintain the parity between gold
and silver.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16

Signor Giovanni Giolitti, who succeed
ed the Marchese i Rudlni as premier of
Italy, is a Piedmonter and was born at
Mondovi in 1912. His father was ju.
rist. and he himself once intended to
adopt the legal profession, but entered
the customs service in 1869. His ad-
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16
George Gould's Mountain Retreat.

Furlough Lodge is the pet name given
to George Gould's mountain home and
favorite retreat from business. and ie is
in the highest part of the Catskill range,
on the border Of Ulster and Delaware
counties and about 100 miles from New
York city. There he owns 1890 acres
and magnificent log house on the bor-
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16
DIR. BULL.

hnghast Bull. She is still quite young
woman-born in 1s85-and has regained
her health and beauty Her husband
was prosperous bachelor OF "a when
married. born in Newport. R. l.. in lS40
and graduated from Harvard IN 1869
He has a large practice in New York
city, where he and his wife will reside
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16
She L. Now Mrs. Bun.

Mrs. James G.. Blaine, Jr., whose
troubles and divorce made such pain
full episode In the life of the great states
man and his family. was the daughter
of Colonel Richard Nevins. once promi-
nent as publisher Of the Ohio Statesman.
She Is now the wife Of DR.. William Til
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16

vancement was rapid. and in 1878 he was
appointed general inspector of finance
and under the Depretis ministry became
director general Of customs. He was
elected to the deputies from his native
province almost without opposition. and
Crispi made him minister of finance.
though he held the post but short time,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20

Starry lekarz doktor, przest.w,,y
Praktykowa6, . nsjso d~oreczony pres
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indii, formu.
iarz Prostego ~leozenis warzywami, W
krotkim czasie zupetnie leczy suohoty,
.aPalenis krtani, katary, dyohawice /
inne gardaowe ! Psucne choroby. oraa
zuPefne 1 Predkie ~wyleczenie nerwo-
wych siaboSci i nerwowych chor6b- M
.SyProbowaniu tych leczriczych Srod.
kow " tysiacznych wypadEaoh wzial
'obie n obowiszek oglosic to SWIM
cierpiacym xiomkom. Bedao przejety
cheoia ultenia cierpiacej ludzkosci, IA
Przeszle "a darmo kaademu kto a.da
receipt " Niemiecxim, Francuzkim iub
jezyku Z wskaz6wkami jak
Adresowac Z do&aczeniem mark
imienis gazety. ". Il. Moves,
S2O Powers Black. Rochester. N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20

90 c. Jan Schermsn loo. Jan Sym
czsk 100. b. Swierzy LOO. Ig. Kra-
kowski LOO. W. Wisnie~s ki 10c. Dc
rota Nalepihsks B 90. Alb. Kowalski
LOO. Andrzej Byczek 25 c. Waoiaw
Duaewski LOO. Edward Kruoka LOO.
Jan Kiosowski LOO. Hilary Jane so Q.
Leonard LANCE 800. Maciej Getka
LOO. Roman Ssobiecki LOO. Rozslia
G6rska LOO. ]. BAduga so O. Jan
S~zramkowski 25 O. Stanisls Bsranski
LOO. st. Potocki so o. B. Lorenz 25
Q. Kaz. Dorszyhski 100. MagdsIena
Kukus Loo. Ksz. Schultz % O. Leon
PotooG loo. RAZEM S2S.1O.
Ma reoe kolektora w. Mauiewskiero
ssotyh nastepujsci obywatele: Winoen-
~ Maniewski $500. Andrsej Byozek
LOO. Albert Rosenberger SOC. Michal
Magdziarz 500. Lorsnz Schmitz IS o.
Edward Walremade LOO. FIR. Mendi-
kowski % o. Albert Kowalski so O..
And Makowski zoo. Chas. Ahlswede
LOO. 1. Deimel LOO. Stachowski so
o. Julius Trojapowski 80 O. VIM.
Kloska LOO. ]. Thiel so Q. F. Haus-
mann 25 O.. RAZEM S2O.75.
Ma rece kolektora Msxs Kranc zio1y-
Ii nastepujaci obywatele: J6zef Ko
walski $500. J6zef Wernikowski Is
o. J6zef Golebiewski so Q. Michai
Klienier 70 Q. Ignscy SEermach LOO.
Leonard Tuchocki so c. Michai jamie
20 G. Albert Kowalski LOO. Franci-
seek Drejs 200. Marcin Osuoh Is Q.
Ignacy Mr6E % o. Stachowski so O.
Ig. Szramkowski so @. A. Budxynska
LOO. P. Kowalski 200. Jan Kowal.
ski LOO. Pix so O.. Jan Pllarski LOO.
Stan. Popek % o. Antoni Rybczyhski
90 Q. Jan Fnka 80 O. FIR. Siopkow.
ski 30 o. Albert Balassa so O. st.
Kofelski SO c. VIM. Kloska LOO. 10
zef MedlIk % o. Piotr zyk so Q. W.
Szumski 15 Q. w. Krzymieniecki loo.
LacyAn Wojciechowski 70 o. Jan Pi.
laIsH 2 c. E W Giewsczka Is G. Sta
Pozer Is o. Pani Siomifs ska
LOO, Wlekli6ski so c.
1COA4 RAZEM $23.75.
Tow. Sok6l Polski No. II. 300,
Tow. Polonia SIS, Tow. KIawc6w
3 80.
o dalsze skiadki uPrasza
ID. 2kowski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20
CWaga.

Ekskursye do West Hammond, urza.
diane Przez 0. II. Brooks & Co. ma
o.as uPesow ME beda sic odbywsly, DO.
niewaa kompanie kolejowe ME 50 vista.
ME dostarczyc dosyc wagon6w. Nato.
Mast ayczRcy sobie kupi6 Lofty, moo.
sie zgfosic Po bilety do naszych agen.
TOW: A. J. Kowalski. 6l9 Noble ~.
). NaiePihski, e8l W. IL st., ]. Ada.
@owski, 525 Noble st., Jos. Majchrzak
S1S7 Huston Ave. South Chics0o. ].
Mankowski ST. w. 20 st, A. x Cen.
telia ~ Chaplin 1T, J. Mrukowski roo
angraham Noble ct Julian Piotrowsfi
Sll7 Laurel ST. B. Promihski 744 W.
St, Max Barahski 637 Noble It. ROO
Bradley.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20
CH1cAeo, pa Wrzesnia 1859.

Cd sekretarEa parsfi Sw. Trojcy "
Chicago, Ills. odbieramy nastepujsca
komunikscya:
Sz0noson0 Red0keyoi
w Eeszlym tygodniu odbyIo sic Do
siedzenie " hall szkolnej para6i sw.
Tr6jey wzgledem sDnia Polskiego".
Ma pouedzeniu TEN przewodniczyl
Wiel. Ks. proboszoz K. Sztuczko. O.
PROOF przedstswicieli towsrzystw para.
6alnyoh, byli tam obecni przedstswicie-
le wszystkich towarzystw narodowyoh Z
p6lnocno-zschodnie czesci miasta.
w drodze dobrowolnej skladki ma
u~strojenie rydwanu ofIsrowsno lax ma
stepuje:
Ma POSIEDZENIU ZkOzYLI:
OBJ. Antoni Listewnik e5 90 Stani.
shaw Slomi6ski 1000. Rev. o. STU.
ozko 800. J6zef Sztermer B 90. Sta
nislsw SzteFmem 200. Piotr BI6kov-
ski 500. Hipolit Uczciwek LOO. 10
ref Gillmeister 200. Romsn Kotlowski
LOO. J6zef Poczeksj LOO. Adalis
Satalecki 1000. Szymon Wojtalewioz
500. RAZEM $4,000.
Ma race kolektora J6zefa Poczeksi
zlozyli ~nsstepujaoi o~bywatele: Szymou
Wojtalewicz t1.00. Stan, Nioki LOO.
Aug. Kowslski LOO. Antoni Bsrs6ski
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20

Tow. WolnOnySlaych ,sitan
odbywa " posiedsenia " katdy piatek
0 godIinie Bel w-ieczorem, W hai nod
7OS Milwaukee Avenue gdzie tsa
ka4dego miesiaca odbywa sic jeden cd.
e.yt, Sekretarzem jest Stanisiaw Bonn
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20
DOKTOR WODNY
ODE. 9RAHAM.)

VII
DR. GRAHAMJ
lecEy1 1ak w1sdomo Cd ostatnieh Ib Lat . naneu~rvm
akufhem wszyBtk1e nudne, bes nadziai Wylecnonfa
sestarEaAe 1 dfugolstnie ehoroby 1 c~isrpieaia obu
piei Przes mana " NiemCEsch tutsi metoda bada-
Pewna pomoc 1 sscsskiws wyieessnie rapevn,.
na eierpientA pfuc, Watrooy, merck 4 brzuchA. Oisr-
Ptenta nerwowe 4 ohoroby kobioos jako 20:
boleed dazarne, biahs uptAwy, niepiodnoH, bl ~
nsysseh, bolesna lub zsniedbsns rsgulaFnoN1 esasts
odpfywy wody,. IEnieca 1 paeniA, c~isnienia na dH
veEystne ehroniczne, prywsfnsi fGmittno easrpisnis
obu pfei lecEy prses usycis Swoieh
Siedm ulubiOnych LekarstW
" Tch ehoroeseh, do ktoryeh ss st6suje, ktoryeh
puntoWnsmu Wylec1enie e prEemncEono.
- Tysisoe rodEtn svemi podEiakoWanismf dali
natlepsSe twfsdectwe, 5ak cudowna siia msia Tsksr.
stWa WfAsnoracEnie pres niego prEyrEsdzana.
so1mieWejecs ostagnaD reEultaty v takdch WYpadkaeh
v ktorych Wsseikts lime snodd okaEafy da darsm
81 Doktor vodny prsyrs.dEs vAasns IsE.r.s-o
da tsgo ME jest " fadnym ENfSzku q aDtska ns
e. Ts ~uluoions IskArsswa Ieczs tyiko ehorobv
ktorym po3sdyhczo - prssznacsons nsbye 70 tyTko
Ofisie: 363 8. STATE ULICY
~ PIERwszK PIETRo ~
CHICAGO, HLINOIa.
oodziny ofisove: rano Oh IA. v1eo.or.m
49, v niedzsla Hamkniats. Konsultacya bSspfsf1is-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20

Cd sekretarza pars6i Gw. Tr6jcy "
Chicago, Ills. odbieramy Masterpieces
komunikacya:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-03-14

SECTION lS-The following laws and
parts Of laws are hereby repealed;
Section l OF Chapter 50 OF the Penal
Code.
Chapter Of the Session Laws OF 1870,
Chapter - OF the Session Laws OF 1854.
Chapter Il OF the Session Laws OF 1856.
Chapter Il of the Session Laws OF 1890.
Section IS Of the Civil Code and Section
s6 OF Chapter IS OF the Penal Code.
SECTION I4-Section 50 OF the Civil
Code snd Section IS, Chapter So OF the
Penal Code are hereby amended by
striking out the following words, to Wit
Nor allow any gaming on such table or
alley"
SECTION l5-This Act shall take effect
upon publication.
Approved this 9TH day OF March, A. D.
1895.
Signed SANFORD B. DOLE,
President OF the Provisional Government
OF the Hawaiian Islands.
,Signed.)
]. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
SS2S l470-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-03-14
An Act 10 Authorize a Nation
al Loan and the Issuance
OF Bonds a. Security
Therefor.

Wher=zs Al 4ct entitled San Act 70
Aa1boEiZs National Loan and % define
Ire Ess % which the money boroEsd
shall d applied - Ezz approved q the
I1th dzF q Jzrazry, 4. D. 1893;
An5. Where's, On fhe I7th day q
Jzn7Ey, l. D. Is99, tie Provisional
GoTsnmsnfot TIE Hawaiian Islznds vas
pEoclzinsd and established AID became
Tzesd with Al tie rights, poEers and
s1tLoritT q the Government # the Hz-
EzEzn LLznds heFetotore existing;
Sow, hsEetore, IN order 70 carry out
the purpose q said Act approved Jzau-
E IL, ISs5,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-03-14

BIZ II ESAcTED b. the Executive and
Advisory Councils Of the Provisional
Government Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
SECHOs /. There is hereby spprOpri-
ated the sum Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
$4,000 from the Public Treasury for
the purpose Of defraying the general
expenses Of the Provisional Government
Of the Hawaiian Islands.
sEcuos 2. All SUNS which have
heretofore been appropriated By rsso.u-
ton If the Executive and Advisory
Councils shall be deemed part O and
included in the above appropriation.
SECuOs 3. This act snail take eject
upon publication.
Approved this 18th day Of Febr8ary,
A. b. 1893.
Signed SANFORD z. DOLE,
President Of the Provisional Government
Of the Hawaiian Islands.
Signed
ia. KHs,
Minister q the Interior.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-03-14
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