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TELEGRAPHlC.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Armstrong and Thompson on tho
Islands Question,
THE DAILY TRAIN DISASTER
Latest Use Of Eltcirlciiy.-Afier tile
Gambling Neutrality-suspicious.
Brute Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL Tho
fourth dsy Of the Knights Of Labor
general assembly was the livellesi
yet. Powderly made a sclihing de'
nunclauon Of the methods OF certain
men Ia tho order aud denounced Tho
changes made by Secretary and Tfea,-
urer Hayes US absolutely and unquali'
iiedly false. lie tald there lad been
no mlsapplicatlon Of the funds donated
for relief OF the strikers nj Home
stead aud that every act Of the vXecu'
tive board wa open ~ the inspection
ui the delegates 10 the general a'eem
bly. lie nskei the general nsBun'
bly, A. they were not satisfied
with HE explanation. 10 intimAtel
that charges aud false reports were
given newspaper representatives W
PERSONS who hal u grievance, real or
lar ci.d, agniust the membrfs Of thr
executive board. lie stated he had The
UstHlnAi insurance OF the officials Of
several largo lAbor organizations thnt
thoy would take immeI ate steps 70 set
the matter OF amalgHmatiOn with tue
kuighla before their respective hta0ui
uitUns.
a meeting was held tonight for the
purpose OIL considering wRyshnd means
Tor tho smslgumaliUn " nll existing
labor ufgauzatious. IL II inserted that
representatives from NIL Ihe large
bodies Of wOfkingmun were present,
md that plans we're formed which, u
carried out, " III bring about a couslli'
Jation. ThUse present afe eaid ~ rop'
stsout n mrmbership Of from 100000 70
100000. just what organizations OUT
eide tue knights OF LanOt aud Fedora
lion OF Labor were represented couli
not he nsn.riaincd, 70 being explained
tuat the representatives al the meet
ing, while being men u iuiiuunce IN
tutlr Ofdoft, were not uiilcisliy author
lzad to act. " the kuIghts Of Labor
representatives ~ tho meeting nave
any say, however, Alr. POwderly, u l.
stated, will uccupy u prominent yxccu-
tive pOsitiou IA tne low order. The
matter viii be brought before The gene
raj assembly tomorrow ieud Tie friends
OF Mr. Powdorly think thoY can garry
~ through,
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ROCHESTER,, n. ~, Nov. 1.-THE
electrical propulsion OF commercial
boats on canals ~ no longer theory,
but demonstrated success. Mule ana
steam rover alike are doomed by the
new power, which was successfully
tested al s O'clock tonight Alongside tue
village of Brighton, four miles from
Rochester, ON tbs waterway Oithe
Erie canal. the oidatvamb Iat Gerirs,
now the Flank Hawley, named AFTER
the promoter OF the scheme, was fitted
out with Rn electrical motor by the
Westinghouse company, Instead 0l
boiler anu engine, taking the power
from the trOlly wire overhead. she
started oil without hitch or hindTauce.
The electrical current was taken from
the Rochester street Railway, Oi bUO
volts power The trial was successful
IN every way. Governor Flower anu
frtlnuu arrived this afternoon, and the
official tost Is aot for tomorrow nj |
O'Clock.
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Arm.lrnnr so. mis- 10y.

WAnitNGiON, Nov. I'm. A.Atm.
strong, a. ono uus attorney general Oi
tho Hawaiian hlsndf, talks Interest.
ingly 81 the situation there. lie hnid:
cit seemed evident TO mo, as much uH
ten yOntd ago, that II was not possible
10 maintain the existing form " gov.
erumunt. Then the wbito people were
loyal 10 the monarchy beyond what
any Of tho natives were. As matter
Of fact the natives were never Ia gym
patby with tho constitutional gov.
eminent that tuoceo4od the rule VI
suporstitiou ana blood right Ut the CID
chiefs. IL ut any time the white pcD.
ple's support haJ been Withdrawn u
would have oTumbleJ " piecrs. LII
iuOkAlani was appointed regent In
kaiAkua's abAruoe on a trip around
tue world, on which accompanied
hlm. The late a.. A. T.. Carter, for.
merry Hawaiian minister nj Washing
ton, ncted as attorucy.genurnl interim
In my place, And one OF tue ilrht tn.ngs
hr tAiu 10 mo when wo got back wa,
10 Lilluuksisni ever succeeded 10 the
throne there would be- trouble for the
people OF tue Islands. Even Of kaln.
kua, who was more popular than Lii
iunkalaui, the natives always said:
"Aole aliu Tie IL no chleD."
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E4.,crrclnry Ihompson'. Vi,w.

TERRE HAUlE, Ind, Nov. H.
Commenting On the report that Minis.
ter willis II placed IN supreme com.
maud Of the naval forces nj Hawaii
aud tho regular otiicert VI the navy
commanded To obey such orders NJ be
may Issue, Ex.SecrelRry OF the Navy
Thompson Haiu t,nighl: "By what
authority the President Issues such an
order II n hbfu ~ understand. The
President II oOmmauder.in-chi OF the
army Gnd navy aud during n slate Of
war muy place at the head OF either
whomsOever ho pleasts, but II there l.
war Ills nomination must uo con.
ilrmsd before II eau lake effect. In
the time VI peace tho regular officers
Of the navy are in c9mmaui, anu csn-
not bH superseded, even 10y tho orders
Of the President. II the tumOrs To-.
iurfvd 10 arc tTuB, the President has
obviously regarded himself as above
both the Constitution aud tho law Ia
10 doing, assuming authority wh.ch
the queen Of England would not dare
to eXeTClte.D
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boxing championship Of tie world,nHd
he will allow Lord LUusdale 90 arrange
% bring Oh the contest either Ia Eng.
land or on the continent IN nssU the
contest cannot take place IN the United
Slater.
New Y1it, Nov.l7.-At the national
league hBseJall maguaies' meeting Co..
dnv, it vas agreed that the schedule Tor
1888 be- the same ilan ~ 1893. The
pre- iisnt was authorized 20 appoint
seven umpifes only.
The zee luton adopted last year,
allowing each club 20 issue season
Tickets, good iu any league city, wac
resindua; alsp the ruu.uiion allow.
ing each club five per ceut free ndmis.
siunp.
Now York. Nov. I7.-Artnugemcnis
are completed for an intern ,ti0nal elk
day b.cy Gle race at Madison Square
Garden, ~ bgaln ID Cemhur 25th, u
continuous li2.huuG CuuteHi. The
'rtritt ciotc December oh. Przrs-
$1,000 iu gold, drst; ssOu. second, soon,
ihirii $500, ioutlhi $3.50, hihi slOJ,
sixth.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE
secretary OF state Triurrd 10 issue a
chatter % the ltJby Athletic cluu be-.
cause the cspilal stock II Insufficient
10 carry on the operations proposed.
The CLUB now proposes togo nhuad aud
give txuibitiOrn HryWby. Governor
Matthews says tlhtly that no prize
~ hts viii he tolerated.
Patterson, n. j., Nov. a.. Frank
Glass of AiOfrstOwu won tlu thirl live
pigeon shOoliug contest between him
self ami J. a. Elliott Of kausas CITY
today. ono hundred pigeons apiece
were shot at Glass KILLED 90 nud
EiliottOj.
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Continuing. fb0 sali. 81 suffered with head
HUhlH and ruHrUr iu tho core 90 f.UUa. Nv
rnHU waf stopped s1 bad that llI 10 UfIatfo
through my mUutl most II tnu tur Ny
throat vac HIrH and lIrl with mI. .IH. Md
would ulWE ami Hpf pFrrN uI|H.r# Cor au
hour or au set bog mY throat t'.Hf"I "Ht
u yoaEuuI 900 day long k.nN of H uHrtInH
cough. uuu 1f uITht 30 Kept Wr HuH." EFuHt
deal uf iHu tuu suffered with pain H.UHnI
the heart shooting rains lrrufH iI.H chest tuat
uuhatd uv a afrHt uUhl 90 uuunf HIUt.
"ruDl was my Iuniitlln, yua.. 'IfU made
miserable. AID any fCWull.a Chat ffIrf UIT
uut ECrm tu 90 Up any good. Whom rUHt OF
ur. MHuHur'I and tus.rtt. remarkable ruI,a
OF clses of tte SEINE nature o. WuH. 0 applet
Co them fHF treatment
"l NG.fu their treatment and fH'HNnF tNnr
directions amt uarI their rrm,I.fa, HUd today
J fyUl INu another UUItOu. INU NU u"UIut
have stopped roaEur boz tIr care HIHy. throat
wolf aut clear tl1m mnC0uH m. cough IaH
lyit un tuu pains truunt mN nrAU HuU HHfuaf
ihu Ghost ore EouD and . Egi uUIH IHH morn.
iuF feeling frgaI ami rested. HNHH HUfnfo q
took treatment r1t uu vy1ry WurU.Hs Iru.Ius
urud out recommend IlH Mansfield aui
lisfrti hIftlH nul Will ycrfY iHIH statement fn
anyone llHlIE uu mo- Ur HN letter Go tHutu
out of lhUuItT who wish 90 wui..
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.


Almost every mail nriuFi letters asking DR..
MHr.NtIu Hut uIfHUit. l. 90 ultrH..Hy O. 1--we
lu rHt ls.hu Zoo order iu tIhy i.H treatment
Can flu trHHf patients Nc tttII homes By mani
AMI other HUuHiiuuH Of HIWI|H" IWUHft
Nra Mansfield Huu WIsH0ft uuUrH ll Htatr,
therefore Tor lhO benefit ct chose who may uu
hr.ila''nF go poo WriuuF 90 them. that hy their
quttNnn 90 naH aud other syHtcmaiu arrange
inchtHt Hlutitui hulNltuaH Ul zach case can
ly Obtained g. make treatment aU uHaH matter.
Thus lHurnts can br trcBtCi Ht tNrir eva
homes nH well 90 iu sac Lass Medicines are
sent by cNpTraH. y regular correspondence ia
required add iHliuilIaci, uud tho physician
ntu patient lru t1lH tn constant touch
Prompt TypIlHH trr mHIF hY Dee. MauHteu IS
bWsUit muuHHHatiuna tu treat urnt rrrHr- boot
with mo proper medicines aud lu every detail
e.rh rHsv i- worked uut until euro is effected.
huc otc Z cent? tn stamps When you write fuI
question circular
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Latsai PROM Mexico.

IL PAsp, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE latest
developments la the Mex icnn TevOlu.
lion Ia report that battle occurred
today somewhere nesr Palomas, but
thls ls only brcnuse 1t was 10 planned,
AMI not On account OF any news. The
hezicsu consul today Presented 10 the
district Julge the names NJ people liv-
Ing iu tuis couutfy that the DHg gov.
eminent wants arrested on charge oi
violation Of the neutrality laws. Judge
busklcr agreed to furnish Information
o lhe United Sintes marthsl AMI the
ate rguEvis. Three hundred federal
pops are now on the way from
,xico to strengthen the force IN
lftZ.
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Yesierdny'a lnlni Accident.

HAzLEToN, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE
Beaver AitRuow branch OF the Lehigh
Valley Railroad was today the scene
Of n thrilling Hooideut. About noon
Foteman Eek, with six Hungarian
laboroTs, boarded haadcar. Half
way down n strep grade the brake
chain broke. Like 4 ash the truck
ran down the mountain side. On the
uuge Of u high embaukment the truck,
with IL human load was prtclpitatou
10 the bottom OF the bank, 300 feet, be-
low. Arurrw kOiiz was taken from
the wreck desc, aud Mike MOrity
fatally wOunuud. Forman Eek sus.
,ai od severe Commissions on the body
and head. Joe Ta6tsin had his legs
broken nnd head cut. The other men
escaped with severe, but not dangerous,
wOuuus.
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BEgNg, Nov. ia report has been
received from Rosario, Argentine Re-.
public, saying n Swiss family liying ia
that province were massActrd, and
That the Swits colOnisls banded together
pnd lyuched the criminals. Forty OF
the participants In the iynchiug were
arrested and Imprisoned. Tue swiss
minisler 10 Argentine Republic IL Gb.
sent on leave Of absence. II l. said
Switzerland will appeal - the United
states 10 have the American minister
Intervene In bshalt Of the accused.
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ST. Louis, Nov. l7,-A special to
the RspuJ 10 from Birmingham, Ala,
says: A posse VI deputy marshals male
n raid ON moonshiners In Randolph
county last niRht, destroying a dozen
large stills and capturing Jonn Fuller
Suu Herman HiE, notorious moon.
SINNERS. a party OF tho pris1nvfs'
ifiendg attempted rescue aud IA uvs.
perale battle followed. Andrew Pow
ell was killed aud Two other Tescuers
fatally wounded.
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WAsnNGIoN, Nov. l7.-An order
tae redemption OF national bank nOteb
was issued by Treasurer Morgan today.
IL pfoyldes tugl "Un aud after Nuyem-
urr ~, 1893, charges for transportation
OF nauuuHi uOlCs 20 the treasurer VI
tho United Slates for redemption under
the net approved January 20, 1874 us
Statutes, 1879, must be paid by tho party
making the remittance. ~ the charges
are not prepaid the amount thereof
VIII be deducted from tho proceeds"
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PITTsBuRd, Pa, Nov, l7.-lt Is said
the STANDARD Oh company Il preparing
TO engage In manufacturing steel ON q
more magnificent scale than Carnegie
or Auy other manufacturer by a new
process which has been discovered to
take steel directly from tho ore that
will reduce the cost 10 "a minimum.
Prominent capitalists are now In
Cleveland comforting with the stand
Ard nIllclnln
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BERLIN, New. l7.-Prlnce BlsmAr K,
replying to nn addTe8, Of West Pfus.
siaus, has written q letter, In v hich lac
sRyt: "My recovery, though slow, IL
proceeding 20 steadily that, with Gjd's
help, / hole 10 regain ny former
health during the course OF tile winter,
and IL viii then give mo great pleasure
TO welcome here those OF my political
and personal friends wishing to nouor
mo with a visit"
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a cInlt,oynat psnnmItsr

MARsFILLE5, Nov. ia clair
voyaut, Marie sant Ilumy, has been
arrested In this city on charge OF
being implicated In "a plot 10 blow up
the Thoster Dcs NAtiones. Documents
were found In her lodgings la which
the use OF dynamite IL urged, nud tho
director OF the thoater warned that his
building wOuli DO destroyed by the
use Of an OK plJsive.
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CmoAuJ, Nov. i7.-- the police tell
a quusf story regarding the s2O,OU0
robbery stTreasurrr Dfako OF tup IN.
diam illinOie * Iowa railway. CITY De.
tectiVe Plunku!t, said: "Nhilv / was
questioning Drake he suddenly grew
very angry nui said hu dii not zee why
tho city police took 30 much interest In
the robDrfy. IL AM NOT concern The
people NJ large, ami the matter might
Just Gs VOL be dropped, 10 the loss
affected only his father nud himself
Tue case, understand has bccu
turued over TO detectives by General
DiAkc."
the police arc dcvotlug attention to
tracing zap several stories regarding
young Duke's ua't, aud Assistant
Superintendent Kiplloy tAid this after.
noon: 1--WE shull not cease work on
THIS alleged robbery until it has been
established inst nctusl robbers dij the
job " not. The fact that the loser
dues not caro- 10 prosecute inu search
makes no uilicfencu with our duty"
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LONpuE, Nov, l7.-In the Commons
touay Mr., Gladstone, replying 10 "A
question regarding the new ship.build.
ing program OF tho navy, said that
estimates VIII be presented Al the next
se,slnn, and meantime there need be-
no apprehension concerning the main.
trnauco OF Eugiand's distinct naval
supremacy,
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spoRrs AND pASrUuEs.
Prize Fighting, iiascbniI, Cycling aud
shooting.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-The pp3rtlug
fraternity lvyi confident that there viii
be- 10 Interference on the part oil the
authorities OF Florida with tue cOn,yst
between Corbe,t aud Mitchell January
.6'h, Ihuy say % preyanIeI az tup
Duyal club the "mill" Will come Oh
snyway Ia the vicinity Of Jackson.
vile.
Richard X. Fox sent letter 10 Lord
Llusdale IA L0ndon, stating tust
rather than see the COrurll guu Mitch.
I'll match fall through no would give
eJOU towards lursn OF $1,000, pro.
Wiling Lord Luusdalo uul MS friends
would make W the remainder cf the
purse. Fox also promised ~ give u
trophy valued al $1,000 representing the
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BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Rslchs,ag
today Reelected lie iOrmer PRECEDENT
and adjourned until VhuTsdny, when
tho treaties Of cOmmtrcc with Spaiu
and other countries Will be read ioT the
iirst lime. Herr Manteuiiel and
others submitted n resolution, pro-
hibiting the Immigration o. all Jews
who ate not German subjects.
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Alastn aud AriEenn to BIO soId.

NEW York, Nov. l7.-rhs HOrid to-.
morrow viii thy: The GuiOn line, one
OF the mUet ancient companies Ia the
transatlantic service, Ia about to end for
all time It's passenger service between
Liverpool ami New York, The reason
Is that the traffic is unproAtsble. lie
passenger ships Alaska and Arizona
will DO sold.
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rnIIena nn ID unmlltr..

NEW YoHS, Nov. l7-rho World
tomorrow viii sayi Just before the
late election number Of prominent
men ofthis aud other cities prepared
on urgent appeal TO the people N the
county to assist them iu uniting
all the moral forces ngsiuai the owl
practice Of gambling. Noah Davis.
one VI tho sluuICh wofktts Ia the
movement say: ave intend 90 form
q powerful national organization 10
faint tho gamblers. IL is not n poli,i.
cal movement We want tho pnriic.
70 psalst W. We DONE care the lrgis.
laturu h Republican or Dgm1Cratir or
anything else. lfthe laws protect the
gambling vice We viii work t. have
tnem repealed. a number vi pro liiu.
snt men in all parts Of the East uru
identified with the movement"
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CINCINNATi, Nov. l7.-ln thu DIS.
trict court, buf1tr Judge Slger nud
Jury, tho trial Of Walter j. Raymond
Of Dayton, o., upon indictments for
using tho United States mails for
fraudulent Iurp0Hua was complete II.
Raymond was Advertising, through
letters and circulars, California land,
which he Offered for sale az 500 puf
acre, guaranteeing an annual prJilt Of
$50 per acre. The government showed
that the land Ray offered was in
u portion OF San DlAgo county, Cali
iofnia, eighteen miles iron water,
where nothing could pUssibly be-
grown. Rtymjnd's deielss was tina,
he was deceived by bis son us 10 TIA o
character of the land.
Witnesses were brought hero from
California, anu dteIemtu fight made
by Raymond, who, II Is SHOWN, de-
cioyed many men. Tue jury found
him guilty TO-DAY, aud Judge Sager
tins evening sentenced him to three
yeatb' imprisonment and a hne Of
500.
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WATCH The CHILDREN

Are the warning Words Of Drs.
Mansfield aud Dissct.-ihc State
mcnt of siiss miller, Given Below,
should Convince Parents TO More
closely watch Their Little Ones.
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liam IL. McCook, aged 80, who has a
wife aud severed chilren. Tile girl was
found by the proprietor 81 the store
above the cellar today In "a teffih g
condition. Her clothing was filihy am
her hair uncombed s.nea she was n'
pfislned. McC0ok has carried her
meals 10 her. lie assaulted her Ia the
store where he was wJfking IN tht
evening anu locked her W. Ho has
been arrested.
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Nen, ln . o,llnr lorn Mnnln.

hDuEronr, Conu., Nov. l7,-Nel-
10 .ponty, aged IS, vac confined la
VI used cellar for month by VIII
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Zion Medical Institute
$500 PER MONTH.

All patients under treatment or plac.
ing themselyos under treatment before
January lst will DO treated until
cured at the uniform rats Of $500 a
month. Medicines furnished irss.
This ppplies to all diseases.
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Tarquri and prc.s Crrio.1 O. First ualco1y,
g1r. second balcony, ac5 Gallery. l1c. haIC
opens uosday. November ltih.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
HELD AN INTERESTING MEET.
ING YESTERDAY.

Important Reports Read and Discussed
a Proposition to Send Lepers
Here Referred to the Govern
ment-yaluable Suggestions
from DR.. Thompson.
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The place is dangerous to man and
horse alike.
That such state of things should
exist is shameful. There are one
hundred men employed on the road
and the superintendent must know
its condition, as jt lies under his very
nose. If these one hundred men were
turned loose to repair the road il
would only be matter of three or
four days to put il in passahle order.
Mr.. L. c. Macfarlane, who has been
with the party to the volcano, states
that unless something is done at
once that they will direct the
travel by the Kau side until the
road is put in order. The writer has
information that private parties will
subscribe the amount necessary for
the completion of the road IL 1t is
forced through, accepting the govern
ment's assurance of its return later
on. If good large force were put on,
fair carriage road could be COM
pleted to the volcano inside of three
months, and the tourist travel forth
coming warrants the effort being
made. Besides, the reports that these
tourists send abroad are very injurious
to the encouragement of travel. The
volcano road wants looking into by
the government, as the way the road
is being built now is burlesque I'M
der the circumstances; $1,000 month,
of which $500 goes to
the superintendent for salary; work
a few hundred feet a
month.
The Hui Aloha Alma entertained
Mrs. Blount at a picnic this afternoon
ct Cocoanut island. A large double |
canoe, decorated and canopied, Was
for her trip to the island, |
where native feast was all set out |
and enjoyed by those present.
HilO, Nav 15 1893
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AGENTS FOR TaE CELEBRATED
American Rambler S3fetieS

Fitted with Elleptic sprockets and q. q
J corrugated air tube tires. These tires
can b. fiited TO any pneumatic salety,
they are practically pnnciure proof, do
not slip on wet ROAD, and are very fast
Any desired gear can he furnished with
these wheels from No. b6 to 80.
While on my Rambler wheel I'm seated.
And up the street, swiftly glide,
They saw discussion. grows quite heated
To know " hat wheel thar man doth ride;
AM when my wheel let them try,
Theg exclaim with look intent
This is tn wheel we'll surely buy
If we don't lay up cent.
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The Circuit Court.

The breach of promise case of
Alice k. Ayers VS.. VIM. Mahuka
has been dismissed at the request
of the plaintiff.
The i've cases of embezzlement
against H. F. Poor have been post
poned until today.
The demurrer in the Herring
murder case will be argued today.
The ejectment suit of Sylvia vs..
Kahuakai has been continued for
the term.
The appeal case of Isabella Tel
les VS.. A. and S. Trask is on trial.
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gel, OIOCl OdlOC1-uCdo-
ed boys. Life is an Interrogation
point. What is it for2" we con.
tinual1y cry from the cradle to the
grave. So with this little introduc-
tory sermon we turn and ask: What
is AUGUST FLOWER FOR ?" As easily
answered as asked: It is for Dys-
pepsia. 1t is a special remedy fo1
the Stomach and Liver. Nothing
more than this; but this brinful.
We believe August Flower cures
Dyspepsia. We know it will. We
have reasons for knowing it. Twenty
years ago it started in a small country
town To-day it has an honored
place in every city and country store,
possesses one of the largest manu-
featuring plants in the country and
sells everywhere. Why is this? The
reason is as simple as a chiid's
thought. 1t is honest, does one
thing, and does it right along-it
cures Dyspepsia. .
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury,N.L
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-18

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