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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05


for heosophical discussions be-
twsfn the members of the Branch
ARD on Thursdays, there is class
il True Doctrine Tonight
the class win take up the last
part of chapter III of the Ocean.
Mr.. John Ena gave a dinner
yesterday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuiii. at his residence at
waikiki.
1Mr. ID. q. Shahan who arrived
in the Australia has charge of the
job department of the Hawaiian
Gazette Co.
The railroad as far as Kahuku
has been surveyed by engineer
Kluegel and assistants.
The French man-of-war will
probably remain here till Thurs
day when she will proceed to
Chinese waters.
The address of Mr.. Martha at
the armory last Saturday was
highly praised by those fortunate
enough to understand it.
The st. Andrews fair will take
place on the oath inst. Numer-
Gus ladies sse busy making prep
arations.
There were numerous excursions
to Waikiki yesterday. Sans Souci
Ilaniwai and Long Branch were
visited during all day and night.
The Circuit Court opened its
November term this morning at
9 o'clock. Judge Cooper presides.
The usualsnumber Eof officials,
lawyers, jurors aud defendants
were in attendance
Mr.. John Richardson arrived
in the Claudine yesterday. After
his now notorious case had been
heard for three days the Sheriff
Czar Lorrin Andrews entered a
mol. pros. Maui is evidently not
quite civilized yet.
An employment bureau has been
started next to the Chinese
theater. Hawaiian, Japanese and
Chinese working people of all
classes can be obtained.
he Planters Labor and Sup
ply Company is in session today
at the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms Comparatively few plant
ers are in attendance. VIC. Irwin
is president and C. Bolte sec
rotary.
Car Andrews Of Maui wiz come
to to En next week TO follow up
the marked coin which he left
here and probably to look ous for
s--Csarewitoh.
The naval court of inquiry is
sitting again today on board the
Nanshsn- 1t is expected that the
work of the court viii be finished
today. Mr.. Doyle is not il at
tendance.
The "suga t trust held = pri-
vate meeting At certain Office on
~ 2k-~~s Il II
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

The address of Mr.. Martha at
the armory last Saturday was
highly praised by those fortunate
enough to understand it.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

1Mr. d. q. Shahan who arrived
in the Australia has charge of the
job department of the Hawaiian
Ho,at4a ~
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

The French man-of-war will
probably remain here till Thurs
day when she will proceed to
Chinese waters.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

The railroad as far as Kahuku
has been surveyed by engineer
Kluegel and assistants.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

Every body Was pious yester-
day. Even genial Paul dressed
in a yellow chrysanthemum visit
ed the Central Uniou. No serious
damage TO the roof.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

The naval court of inquiry is
sitting again today on board the
Nanshan. 1t is expected that the
work of the court will be finished
today. Mr.. Doyle is not il at
tendance.
The "sugs srust" held = pri-
vate meeting At q certain Office on
Fort Street previous to the regu-
lar meeting ofthe planters held at
10 o'clock.
Tho Electric light sdverting ct
TrAcey's store ON Hotel Streets is
Sery striking and looks very pref
~. Other streets should sad0psd
The method and the streets Of Ho-
nolula win pressn. : magnificent
right IN the evenings. Superint
ssadent Hoffman Is the insroduser
q tho syussm.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

The ST. Andrews fair will take
place on the Oath inst. Numer-
Gus ladies sse busy making prep
arations.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

Car Andrews Of Msui wiz come
to to Sn next week TO follow up
the marked" coin which he left
here an d probably to look out for
a--CSarewitch.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-05

Beach gfove is fine seaside
resort at waikiki and viii under
its present management become
8 favorite resort for families who
wish to picnic" near the briny
deep.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

The Greek word hadcs ms 1t appears In
the New Testament aud the Hebrew word
sheol In the Old Testament nro used In tho
most general and literal sense--that OF de-
noting state of condition of the dead, In.
Guiding the grave rs the abiding place OF
the body, and the world Of spirits as tho
abode OF the soul Tho Hebrew Idea OF it
Is very fully given in job X 2l-2s. IL may
be interesting TO those readers that have
been paying any particular attention TO
the various opinions OF hell, purgntory,
hades, etc, as they have appeared In the
department, to sec the above compared
with tho pagan notions from which tho
Greek word hades Is derived.
The name Of Hndes was given TO Pluto
by both the Greeks and the Romans, Pluto
Is, as almost every one knows, the god OF
darkness, who was supposed TO preside
over the internal regions He was repre-
sented as being Tho son OF Chronos and
Rhea the husband OF Persephone and tho
brother Of Zeus and Poscidon, He bore tho
name Of being u fierce, cruel and inexor-
able tyrant, dreaded by inortals who, when
they invoked him, struck the earth with
their hands, sacrificed black sheep In his
honor, and In honorlng their sacrifices
stood with averted fnoos. The grim Hade4
was supposed to shut mp the shades OF
death In his dark domain. His abode was
supposed to bo shared only by his wife,
WHO WINS equally us cruel us her fierce and
tvrannicul husband. st. Louis Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

After the dreadful Franco German war
OF 1901 the principle Of prolonged mill
tary service and of diminished annual con-
tingents was given up The monstrous
principle OF universal service WIS ndopted
instead. By this principle the whole ma.
ton is under arms, A country IL no longer
a country people is no longer people;
nation is now nothing but an army, and
country is only hnrruck. Everybody
wears the uniform. Everybody is sur 10
qui vive. II war breaks out today, all pro-
fessions become deserted, all functions
abandoned. The life Of the nation stops
so that national activity may be said to bo
gin again only with the blood that is shed.
Moreover before two hostile armies--that
is, two nations which are enemies-ioin
In combat, each Of tho two arlnies-that
is eaoh OF the two infinite hordes which
traverse their several countries to meet
eventually on tho 1old OF battle--will
leave behind It country in famine, its
factories silent and It's trade paralysod.
Again, enormous stocks Of food supplies
must be accumulated on tho frontiers
where the two armies are likely TO meet,
but before reaching these inOxhaustlblc
magazines the armies must be fed while
crossing their own territories, and that re-
uuircs money. So that, before even the
first gun Is fired. each army will have ex-
pended enormous sums and left In It's train
towns and villages stripped Of men aud
beasts, the cities In famine, the country
without single tiller OF tho field. Mo
Clure's Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
MEETING or THE CITY corNcu or
mlLsnoRo FRIDAY.
Finni Action Taken in REGARD 10 the
Fourih Ward schoai bonds--An
Ordinance Creating onace OF
Meat Inspector submitted.

IIlllsboro. Texas. June 2s--The city
council met last night In adjourned
session to take final action IN reference
to Fourth ward school bonds After
some discussion the matter OF lltho-
graphing was referred TO the finance
committee. with f,lll power to act.
An ordinance was submitted and
read creating the office OF meat in
Inspector and prescribing his fees and
duties, and after much discussion was
laid over until next regular meeting.
The county commissioners had pre-
scented a petition asking 70 tap the
pipes leading TO the square Tor the
purpose Of putting In two water ,roughs
for the publs Referred to water and
Hight committee with power 70 act.
The finance committee submitted a
set of resolutions whereby the entire
system of checking and keeping record
Of city finances VIII be changed. Under
the proposed system the finance COM
inittec can refer TO the books any day
and tell exactly the financial condition
ot the city without having 10 make adj
ditions and subtraetions, as Is now the
case
The matter was discussed at much
length and amendments offered but
WAS finally postponed until next meet
Ing In order 10 be sure that the resolu-
tion was not In conflict with any aN-
listing laws bearing ON the subject.
The chairman OF the street commit
tee was instructed to have placed on
South Waco street foot bridge That
will be above high water mark This
was very much needed by the citizens
OF Rose hin aud Bucks addition, and
the promoters of the action Of the coun-
ell last night In this connection will not
be soon forgotten.
The Fourth OF july Is to be celebrnt-
ed In Hilsboro by some good racing
at the Hill county fairs Kite shaped
track, 0e won as some bicycle races
| foot races, sack races. foot ball. base
ball and two hour display OF IRE.
works, representing naval engage
ment. The Hillshoro Guards viii be IN
4 attendance under command OF Cap,
tain orenhaum 4 splendid time is an,
| tlcipated
Nj. sam Crutcher OF Van Alatyne
| delivered his splendid lecture, "Th,
| Funny Faces Of Life" last night Mt the
| Christian church to fairly good audi,
enee. The lecture was for the benefit
| OF the church.
The Hon, John II. Reagan is an
| nouneed 10 speak AZ the court house
In Hillsboro on Saturday, June s0 and
1 preparations Will be made by his frlend
TO have a good crowd hear him ON that
occasion
Hon, II 7, Jones OF tho Milford Cou,
rier Il In the city on business.
quite "A crowd OF iiillAboro peopl,
| attended the picnic at Abbott today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Grocsbeeck Texas, June qs.-The no
groes celebrated the 18th with a baibe-
cue and speekiug ~ the confederate
reunion Grouads,
AZ regular meeting o. Gtoesheerk
lodge No. sAl. A. r. end A. NJ, tic
following officers were elected; c. W.
Cobb. w, NJ, a. NJ. piaskhuen, s. W;
W. I. Bond, J. WIT. X. stroud. treas
urera n, J Williams. secretary: A J..
Harper, $. D,sS G. Poster. J. p.;n.
g. Joiner ulor; d. i Calk, chnnlbin;
j, Z, gilbert, $. s.. q. .. WNkehsld.
J y. A movement u erect new lodgc
hail Was made, committee appointed
ind In a short time We will have nn-
other two-story brci,
NJ. Mittenthal has tcrn down his old
store and has contras' ri fur thitv-
story brick IN len thereon The Anslm
two,slpry brick Is rearing completion.
Grucsbeeck IL On q boom. The igrss
toes az Houston, owners ~ Tie town
site have put the lots on tho market
and many bulldlngs VIII be erected at
Melons are on the marks: and tic
crop bids far 80 h. plentiful An crops
are better this yoar than usuih J,e
Munaay, The csfurnlrd actor, cN-preuch-
er gambler, ut1., n leclur,nt here, with
fuir audiences, Inst night he luoturcd
upon Get There. Ell"
The Ciuss-TimhcrN the great lcmo-
cratic leading light Of ;hc caunty.Shieh
has held Cochran al l s. nmathond hcrr-
4 Tore, to-day 'irnps she name I Coch-
ran ana adopts hat ct RsanHn Tor gov
ernOr This ~ lone IN cci,sc iuencr ~
the fact That 10 candidate has fNllCl
Go carry 'glC county
Hon j. u. Gcagan WI speak g, tnls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Pottsboro, TEX, June ss.---I.ast night
the store OF ?, d aannnaet was en-
tered by burgars who succeeded IN
securing several pair Of shoes. shirts,
handkerehiefs ana other articles. tho
exact amount Of witch Ia rot known.
Pottsboro has been troubled with these
petty fellows for two years and Il Is
Thought now that the officers have
quite a clew TO the guilty parties.
The crop prospects OF this section
were never known to DO better. The
cat ana what crupa are NOW ready
Tor the thrcshingmen and are eon-
atdercd heavier than ever before. Cnrn
ana cation Arp verN prAmislng Quite a
number Of people OF this place arc In
attendance at the Sheiman candidate
! picnic today.
Miss Maggie Winton nf Gainesville
II Waiting friends and relations at this
| place
quite q social gathering was IN Mt
tendance nj the Ice cream festival
given by the ladies' OF the NJ n, church
south, az the parsonage and the occn-
sion was considered the most complete
% anything over given horo of tic
/ kind
Mcssrs Reeves mud Van Antwerp
have under construction one OF tho
/ lnreest forage hniidlnp III North Texas
| and viii also be prepared to handle
an immense quantity 81 grain,
| The primaries are Just u week ahead
and the boys Arn all for culhewon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Lord ilateinnnr was Cluikshank's do
light Tho exquisite foolcry cSursscd In
his plates u this srccntric nohlema., lie
would act at amy moment In aay place,
10 tho end y: his life Mr., Pev,vnl Lelel
scsnombcrs characteristic Gcene ut tho
Cheshire Choose Fleet street, about lS41
or tsia This" he suye, was In q. O. q
preieototal period After dinner came
drink mud smoke, OF course, aud q. G. ,vas
induced 10 sing Billy Taylor --hich no
did with gro,csquc expression "a action,
varied 20 suit the words He likewise saag
'lod hatcnnn In his shirt sleeves with
his cont ilunR cloakwise over bis lett arm.
whilo he paced up and down, dispurting
himself with walking stick, after the
manner Of the noble lord, us represented
Ia his illustration TO tho ballad =
Six and twenty years aftorwArd we Ind
tho bright hearted old man stlll with
spirits enough for his fworitc parts
Gone day says Mr. frvdcrick Locker,
'hc cskcd us 10 tca and TO hear him slug
Lord Batcman' In ohnmctcr, which he did
20 our Infinite delight lie posed In tho
costume Of that dccply interesting, but
somcwhGt mysterious noblennn l ann
often reminded " the ciruumstnncc, FOR l
have n copy " Lord Bn,cinan, tis5i) and
on the FALSE tito " written; eeest
''rhis evening july IA iscs, sang Lord
naicmAn' 10 my dear ilttlo friend. Eleanor
Locker UEonof CnutksifANk."
This In his scvcnty.sixth yoarl--G Gentle.
mans Magazine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Higgins. Lipscomb Coz Tex. June
90, "a lively interest Is taken In ptnte
politics. The Gazette is eagerly sought
after for It's authentic details az given
each day in It's columns. Fears are
expressed that there may be a dis
astrous division In the Democratic
ranks. even after conventional action
and that two or more "Richmonds''
may enter the gubernatnrlal field
The district clerk Is busy copying the
record in thirteen criminal cases trans
ferred to other counties by the courts
own motion. made on the last day Of
the recent term Of court. These cases
involve the well-known cattle theft
prosecutions. as well as the jail-break-
Ing case Of one year ago. The coun-
Ties 10 which transfers were ordered
are Donley Armstrong Carson, Potter
and Hemphill
Many who went from Texas last
spring TO the Eden OF oklahoma have
discovered their error. und are now
returning TO Texas. They report great
dissatisfaction among those who made
the change.
The weather Is hot and dry. Rain Ia
now needed riore than at any former
time this year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Mansfield Texas Juue 20 The sum
mer normal school has been IN session
three weeks, ana the large number "
teachers who prc attending sneni to be
much interested IN their work.
Hon o. s. baltimore of Fort worth
delivered a most excellent addrcns 20
the teachers on Thursday night ptn-
lessor Murphrce, tho ciocuiinnlat. cons
tlDutod much 60 the enjoyment Of the
occasion by his recitation and hih most
pluur eni appeal TO the teachers.
Superintendent Il, Il Buck attended
the normal Thnuday ana Friday ana
smoke many words OF ennourag mont
far the tchrlora,
Teachers are entering Tho normal
nearly every day from different parts
Of Texas. and also from many ether
states. Miss Bucks primary work II
receiving favorable comment Thp
teachers are fast making friends with
the Mansfield people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
C,,riiICOTflr.

chillIcothc. Tex, June 2s.--Thls SEQ
tion has been visited with One rains for
the past month Corn ana cotton are
looking iine. The wheat crop Is light
to what It has been IN former years
Mr.. a. Laird commenced thrsshIng
this morning. lie has 1000 acres. which
VIII Yield ten bushels TO the acre,
Threshing viii begin full hast next
week
Politics are somewhat mixed here;
they are about evenly divided between
Reagan, Lanham and Culbefapn. 1t
cant be told "a to how the primaries
VIII 30 yet.
the chiiiicothe News and Is going to
move II TO Davis. l. n
q. a. p. Parker 4 Co have sold their
lumber ward AZ this place 70 the
Carey Lombard Lumber Company OF
Chicago.
quite a number of cbliilcothe people
went 10 Quanah last night 10 hear
the Hon. s. W r l-anham SPEAK,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Elgin. n0strop, Goa Texas, June a.
Rev joe Jones aud wife arrived yes
terday. Nj Jones began a meeting
last nlght,whlch he expects to continue
FOR some time.
While out with party nrnllng
Wednesday Gus II tonea climbed a
tree for a squirrel which he hA1 Rill9d,
a Limb broke and he zen gone twenty
feet, rendering him UNcopsripus tor a
time and badly epralnlng hts ankle,
He Is resting wen today and hopes To
be uut again soon.
Miss Marie Stowe eeturacl to Calves
ton yesterday after spending a week
with her father, Rev w. NJ HaynlA
Mrs NJ T.. Tcmanc nnd dAughtor
leave FOR their home m Wac to-day,
Farmers have begun 90 embargo their
cribs and sheds IN ordrr To house the
corn crop, which was never better IN
this section. H,NorN ching ~ locking
wen ma business Is good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

annual memorial service OF thu Knighte
ot Fythlas- knight Y. D. Harrison
made some very touching remarks
ABOUT the memory OF their dead broih-
sis. Elder John Holland held his un-
diengc with his eioqucnce Misses Teb.
sle Nolc' Minnie. hcartsili and Ethel
appropriate Bible rehding The irualc
was very me, Special notice IL due
MISS kuth Gray. she has n splendid
Voice iSiss Laura Morley fillcd thu
part AZ the organ with all ease. The
eNei cises were closed by Chancellor
v1mmondsr NJ. y Mcsee In a short
order, Friendship, chnrlts and banev-
olencc."
Vreps are looking hne An prospects
nre Tor big business N Marshall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
COTTON MARKETS.


BY Associated Press,
Liverpool, June Enclosing; co'loh--
SPOT dun; American mlddllng, 4ll-lsd-
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales.
~ which 500 we're for speculation and
sxnort and included 500 American Re
ceints Go00 bales. Including 1900 Ameri-
can Futures opened quiet with moo
erate demand, and closed steady Amer =,
iean mlddlIng, l.. NJ. G., June Ssl-e4
sellers: june and July. 6l-6sd sc; ssliers I,
1,Iy md August. 6l-e49s e2-6id; ~,
eust and September : s2-eies ". ~
s uss ana october. 3 e3-siq4di Oo-
.'bar md November. 90 buyers; NO
, ,9De and December. 4d4i l-sia; ~ DS.
cember and January, : l-etlff S- IA,
January and February si9'9'f '-'''
February and March. S-t4u'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

,opuons opened weak on the nassssa
~ tne ana-optIons Bill IS M h,,,,ss'
iSappointment over weel.i,, .,',,,...,,
ttoin potn coasts and foreien ssias,.s',
ttnser prices reacted on bettsr ists' ~ -
s .ss shn exports, and Of damar. T..
NE N9rthwest and closed Inc NJ, ~
y A,. June closed e2 i-sc; July. 81 1s.Ics.
Susust; % l-i6q63 5.Sc. closed IA ~.
az = ~ =, "a i-SHB4 1876 closed
W. december, 81 s-sTos i-ic.
coerno Tuis.; lsH25c; pulled. 2oT2Se
on ,,n,,, , l'uil, with only local trading
~ uinlportant closed barely stssfs
az net unchanged 10 nnIn,s ss,,nas
s ~ eG f19e bags including july Il q y
December, 1sOOGls. * f's'oer' i4'lvi
1pVt SoIiee-Dul1 No. T. 1s "a. ,,n,
Huie., cordoya, 1918 IL; sales nornt,,si
,fsa,l Quiet; good averarc III. ~,
eetpts' SVoO; stock, %, 900 bars -
ilnanlnurg--Firm but uuiet ana rrto,,
H. 10 pig higher; sales. 10000 baps
,aVre-opened steady at unehanssnd
1sie closed quiet without chanya.
Id. 0o6 i bsys oussi cleared for New York,
Rio-Barely steady. M pta -.
exchange, ? 5-lG: receipts koco. ~ a. /,
ior the United States, rs 900. for sa ~,
rope, SgO; stock, 10000. A'"-
warehouse deliveries yesterda,, oo,a
Uses New York stock. $500, iini,o's
IItates stock. 1883; afloat for ~
United States, 1900 W. Nne
Iaulsar-Quiet; fair refining steady,
sues none; refined steady. :
CbicnGo Grain.
Chicago ILL.,, June 20 -Leadinc ,n,,,.o.
ranged as follows;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Bum. June 2s.--Thteshlng IL now In
fuIl blast. seyen tbrcahing machines
are now running near this place. oats
sre yleldinr from SIXTY 81 no bushels
per acre and are selling al twenty-five
and thirty cents, which win put cons
siderable money IN the bands u the
farmers The corn crop n good, but
would be better with one more rain.
The cotton crop Is extra good and has
been Increased 70 pgr cent.
The ex-COnfcdernte veterans met
here this evening and decided 70 hold
a two days. reunion on the 25th and
10Th u July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

a report upon Insanity IN Ireland, which
has Just been issued, cnnmeratcs, among tho
causes Of mental failure, the inhutrltlons
dietary of the poorer population, tendlngt to
produce anWniin and constitutional weak
ness whish Favor the development Of scrof.
uioua and neurotic d,sensc, aud the lnnud-
crate use q cgruuin nervous stimnlants,
particularly tea ami tobacco white tho
moderate nse 81 properly prepared tea, the
report adds ~ rimritd rs innocuous, or
even bcntncinl In i,s ucliou on the nervous
system, itsill elects whvu drcuoted or over
ininsed on persons who mnkuit their staple
article u dietary are dwelt on by almost MI
the resident medical suwrlnicndunts IN
their scvcrnl reports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Spectacle makers for poodles, tailors for
Rreyhounds and matters for pet cats We
nave known ore this, but an elephants
dentist has only just made his hrst appear
anee. He has earned his spurs--or the
dentist : substitute for them--by operating
on one Of the Juinbos AT the Paris zoo.
For some weeks the poor beast who had
been the joIliest elephant Of the troop,
had turned somber and melancholy. HIS
trunk and tail, otherwise In perpetual
cheerful motion, swayed to and fro no
more, and be lay for hours rubbing his
laws on the ground. Hes got the tooth
ache " at last declared keeper A den
tist was called, and il appeared that the
root 81 one OF his teeth was injured. IL the
tooth was to BIO saved, II must bo stop
ia, . and stopped II has boon, although
nc dauntless dentist ran, at inst, the dan
gor a. being crushed and trampled TO death
IN his majesty the elephant. But OF tho
sucoessfal conclusion Of this piece Of iine
art dentistry the patient had realized what
should be his proper attitude toward ms
benefsctor and met him open mouthed
whenever he spproached the elephant
bouse. --westminster Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Popular notions " storagp battcrlea nte
that they accumulate electricity, store 10
up md keep It bottled for mtur, usc. IA
II mattcr Of inct however says Tho Undue.
trial world there Ia no nettal storalso uf
The subtle fluid IN an acrunulntor What
i uonc Is simply to convert thu accuinnln-
tor INTO u nscry1ir VI active ingredients
which Will Themselves become primary
battery and generate electricity. The etor,
ago battery Is simply an ordinary battery
Put into shape Tor action by means OF olcc.
trOlyHls