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SHIPS 90 DOWN IN THE GALE.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 11.-Commu-
pication has been re-estabished with all
points on the west coast visited by the
storm which ragged on Monday night and
Tuesday morning. Cedar Keys expert
enced The most disastrous storm which has
visited there for twenty-five years. The
main business street is filled from one end
TO the other with debris, consisting of
wreckage from the boats, wharves, fish
houses, and logs of every description.
The storm began at s o'clock Monday
morning with heavy wind, increasing in
violence and continuing until daylight
Tuesday morning. The damage ard loss
of property is very great. The Florida
Central and Peninsula Railroad is heavy
sufferer Almost the entire track to the
mainland is either destroyed or badly dam
aged. Frcm the mainland to Sumner
there are 100 washouts. The mail train
got in Sunday night, but is now caught
between two washouts and cannot move
either way.
The town improvement company is also
a heavy loser as a number of business and
dwelling houses were washed away. The
fish and oyster houses adjoining the rat-
road are demolished and all contents are a
total loss. The r. T. Aber Company lost
the steamer Media and had SWEET away
$4,000 logs of cedar. while the Cedar Mill
lost 1900 logs The City Mill has the
roof blown off ana one entire side knocked
out by logs. The city jail cannot be
found.
The FIVE bridges on the she'll road lead
ing to the mainland ara washed away. a
great many small boats were wrecked and
fish camps demolished. One sIoop came
IN Tuesday morning with five men who
had clung to single palmetto tree since
Monday night. Another came IN this
afternoon with three men who were
wrecked Monday night and had been on a
shellbank ever since without food or
water. 1t is reported that five vessels
went ashore during the storm and were
driven several miles into the woods.
APALACHICoLA, Fla, Oct. n.-Never
before in the history of this town was
such havoc and destruction played by
storm and tide as on Monday night. Com
merce and Market streets are mass of
logs. boats. lumber aud debris. So far two
lives are reported lost. Two residences
were carried nearly mile and placed in a
marsh.
Ali the docks were totally destroyed,
houses were unroofed and fences scattered
everywhere. Families sought safety on
the hills, only to be routed by the terrific
gale. Five barges loaded with lumber
were blown from East Pass and lodged In
the marsh two miles north of here
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. Fifteen fish,
ing smacks belonging TO this port were in
the gulf during the storm. Nothing has
yet been heard of them and much anxiety
is felt,
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Frenchwomen and Dietetics.

A Frenchwoman who knows how to live
lives so well as to prolong her youth and
good looks indefinitely. One of the concert
hall beauties recently here from Paris
says: 1--WE have nothing to do with soda
water, iceO desserts and candies. In Paris
there is only one candy-sliop, and the trade
comes largely from foreigners. The
French have at family dinner one pin. OF
red wine and quart of water. 1t is shat
temperate use of wine and water that
Keeps the people light bealted. The Eng
ilsh, with their rare beef. thick porter and
lea, and the Germans, with their greasy
sausage and beer, what are they ? coarse,
btg, harsh. phlegmalic. gloOmy."-Pbila-
delpbla Times.
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OFF WITH A SWINDI-ER.
The Elopement of Handsome New
Work CirI

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Annie Brown, a
handsome young lady who has spent the
majority OF her seventeen years in con-
vent in this city, has left her home, and it
has just been learned that the girl eloped
with William Apologize, one of the most
notorious green-goods swiDdlers in the
East. The two were married by Rev. DR..
Houghton of the Little Church Around
the Corner Apologize was recently made
notorious by the testimony Of young
ADpo given before the Lexow committee.
How he first met the girl. and how he
gained control OF her mind, her friends
cannot learn.
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OWNED BY ALIENS.
The Famous Picacho Placer Mines
Relocated.

YUMA, Ariz., Oct. II. - The famous
Picacho placer mines, local ted about a gar
ago by nonresident English CAPITALISTS
and held by aliens, have all been
relocated by parties backed by
Montana mining capitalists upon the
ground that HE mines are held and owned
by aliens, contrary to the United States
mining laws. The English company will
not be allowed 10 work the mines until the
case is decided bv the courts.
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Professional Football.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE champion
ship professional football season opened
here to-day with a game between the
Philadelphia and Washington teams. The
home team won by score of 2 to l.
NEW YORK, Oc!. 1.-THE first cha M
pionship game in the new professional
league of football players took place TO-
day at Eastern Park, Brooklyn, between
the Brooklyn and New York teams. The
New Yorks were beaten, to1.
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TENEMENT-hOUsE FIRE.
Two Occupants Killed and Many In.
iured hN Iltr1aninn


BosToN. Oct. 1.-THE tenement-Eouse
fire to-day at 213 Hanover street caused
eight inmates to hurl themselves from the
building. Two are dead, two fatally in
jured and four severely hurt.
The dead are: Charles Swenson, 80 years
old, and William Coupeiser.
The injured are: August johnson.
fatally burned; Frederick Caulter, injuries
fatal; Annie Norihwell, aged 80, burned
about the hands and face; Fred Nissen.
burned and bruised; Louis Ober, shocked
Samuel Thornton. slightly burned.
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Will Visit the Orient.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. I1.-Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, the well-known Boston
poet, and the Hon. FL. L. Pierce, an ex-
Mayor of the same city. are here prepar-
Ing 10 leave on the Empress of India for
the Orient,
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POker.PIaYerS Raided.

Patrolman Ryan of the Southern police
station last night raided a studhorse poker
game at the corner OF Fourth and Berry
streets and arrested G. Sorenson, Charles
j. Anderson and NJ. Dwyer. The men
were booked for visiting gambling resort.
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NOT ICE.
Taxes Due Upon Assessments
Made by the State Board
of Equalization.
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO, october IL 1894
In accordance with the provisions of an act NJ
the Legislature of the State of California eatitIed
IAN act in relation to the reassesSment of pron
erty. the equalization of the same and the coIIsr
ton of taxes thereon In cases where former as
sessment made since 1879 IS illegal or inyaiid o-
where the proceedings Tor the collection of sch
taxes have been Intellectual by reason of error
irregularity or invallGity, and such taxes have
not been paid approved March %, 1898 and
section 1858 of the Political Code.
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man entered the house by rear window
and confronted her. She demanded to
know what he wanted there when he
drew knife and was about to advance
upon her. She screamed for help and ran
and the intruder beat hasty retreat.
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Get Them Bound.

II you have obtained all the portfolios of
Picturesque California" you will surely
want them bound. THE CALL offers a
special opportunity to have this done at
prices ranging from 81 % to SIS CO.
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Appointed q Receiver.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-Judge Withrow of
the Circuit Court of Appeals, on the APP
plication of the bondholders. today ap-
pointed August Bundlach receiver of the
Narrower Copper Company. successors of
the Yuma Copper and Silver Mining Com
OaDy of Arizona
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LuCretia o. Putnam.

of Forristdale, Mass, was ut.
terly miserable and sick.
Her spine, liver, heart, and
brain were all diseased.
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A Cyciist Run Down.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. u.-While riding a
bicycle on j street this evening G. s Reed
was run down by buggy driven by two
young ladies'. One of his shoulder blades
was broken and he was otherwise injured.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-12

Modern study OF bird habits reveals tie
fact that nearly all bnd, are the friends
rather Tran the enemies of farmers, AS
fruit.
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Frightened AWAY by Screams.

SACRAMENTO. Oct I1.-This afternoon,
while Mrs. Fred Starffer was in her sit
tibg-r0om at Fourteenth and I streets a
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trouble was in her womb, at
fectlng her whole constitution.
She found new life in Zya7a
Z. PznkAam's Vegetable Com
b0nAd.
She says: al am like one
raised from the dead. | was
sick SO long | thought | never
could get we'll.
The suffocating, gasping
attacks and awful bearing
down feeling left me, my APP
Petltereturned, and my friends
wondered at my improved
looks. | believe Mrs. Pink
ham S remedies are sure cure
tor the misery of our SEX"
fe14 suweFrlyTCNR
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SWEPT THE COAST.

~ w - II - ~ ~ =
Work of the Storm in
Florida.
MANY PERSONS pERISHED.
While Great Damage Was Done
to Property.
SHIPS 90 DOWN IN THE GALE.
1t Is as Yet Impossible to Estimate
the Amount of Havoc
Wrought.
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The weight
of her body
caused terrible
pains in her
back, and it
was sometimes
several hours
before she
could dress.
Tho xuop,oo'c
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CONTINUED from lat Pdge.)

shals to dispcrse, capture, or destroy
all bodies Of men obstructing the
mail routes aud in actual hostility
to the injunction Of the United
States court and the laws Of the
United States.
This does not change the relat ions
Of the federal officials with those Of
the local authority, as IL is expected
tina, the state and municipal govern.
ments will maint ain peace and good
order within the territory Of their
jurisdiction. Should they fail or be
overpowered the military forces will
assist them, but not to the extent Of
leaving unprotected property no
longing to or under the protection
OF the United States.
The officer in the immediate com.
mand OF troops must be the Judge
as to what use TO make of the forces
Of his command In executing his
orders, and in case serious action be
required and there be time he will
communicate with his next superior
for his instructions.
The earnest efforts Of the law
abiding citizens have done much to
improve the condition Of affairs dur
ing the last few days, aud l earnest
ly request all law abiding citizens to
do whatever is possible TO assist 10
maintaining the civil government
and the authority Of the municipal
s,ste, aud federal governments 10
preserving peace and good order.
BY command Of Maj Gen. Miles.
j. = MARTIN,
Assistant Adjutant General
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oEYLoy TEA AND JEW ELRY

BEG ro INFORM rHE puKi.I'
] that ! have opensi my store 81 No. ~
Nnuann steel with Ceylon Manufactured
JewslIy eel with RUbies, bapphires, Pearls,
ctr, Just received sonie Pure Csyion Tee.
Try H. Ala Indian Hsbans and Dauaon
'ii''i, W ADRib
ASs-.i NJ ~ NuuAnu street
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VERY FUNNY FUNERAL.
oozsy the Crank Buries the Goddess
OF Liberty.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 4.--Tbe
the spectacular performance Of
"Bnrying the Goddess 81 Liberty" In
front Of the capitol at noon to day.
II was the sequel Of the demnDs,Ta.
ton Of May |, when, according to
Coxey aud Browne, Liberty was NOR
tally wounded aud l'nyered until she
expired on the Fourth OF July.
Capt. Austin and o force Of ten
mounted aud tw.nty.siA unmounted
policemen were on hand with two
patrol Wagons. A small crowd was
attracted by the novel performance.
The commonwcalers marched four
abreast, 2i6 strong, with many ban
ners and devices. Al their head rode
Carl Browne Ia n remarkable dis
Huiss. His beard bad breu removed
aud his face powdered. A wig of
yellow hair fell To his waist. His
arms were bare aud powdered. A
liberty cap was on bis head and his
body was wound with tn. emblem
attic garments Of liberty. II was not
intended that Browne should he
known in the disguise, aud the name
OF the goddess was announced 81
Sarah Elkhart, an Egyptian. After
parsding through P.nnsy lvauia ave.
nu- the army formed company trout
around the peace monument, where
Goddess Browne delivered an apos-
tropbc To tn. brnnz. goddess on top
of the capitol. As he closed his al.
dress he a"pped in y badly simulated
swoon from kis horse, aud his CON-
rade catching him placed the pale
faced marshal in an impromptu
hsarss and laid him at full leugth h.
with flags aud Grape over him. The
bearse was inscribed Liberty Is
Dead" The procession then moved
away to Mnlligan Hill, where the
GOODIES. stepped from the hearse,
and the commonwealers closed the
day with dancing aud speeches.
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National Cane Shredder

THE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOk
and prepared receive orders
The advantages be derived the the NAToSAL CAsk
shRsDpER established aud acknowledged by Planters
generally.
The uumba vi Plsu. United Cuba
Argentine Republic Australia
Above claim.
mill grind (25 alu
safeguard making the ii
which would
ml allowing before mill
The sHRkppEE strongly opera
II
aud anything breaks
shicb quickly
indicates Of perfectly
aud allowing the mill thoroughly juices without
the immense grind the whole
.hs mill rs and ds " the ns', Of spreading the bagase o
hand between the mills gnug NJ oi
odsr capacity required the than this. which
.ucieu Tor MIL tr We furnish full
drawings Ton the Installation shssIIEs- enabling competent
successfully install
la
hill role
delivery aide 81
mil, which located line
ri, hat
u
.Hd Hss MIL kVbss. satisfaction
~ Prn's end further had by
WIN IRWIN & CO. Id.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED Hereby
appointed by the Circuit Court, First Cir
cult, ~ III" Hawaiian Islands, Ad,uin,stra-
tor OF the Estate Of Joseph n q. Gilman,
late 81 Honolulu deceased, and all debts
due 10y said decea cd, whether occurred BY
mortgage or otherwise, must be presented
10 the undersigned dnly authent Gated
within six months from date hereof or
they will he forever barred, and all per- oDs
inhrbted To tho said Estate are hereby
notified 10 pay the same immediat
Dated ~ honolulu, July ~, 1874.
DAVID DAYTON,
Administrator Of the Estate 81 Joseph n
q, tiinan deceased lipxD u INV
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Golden Rule Bazaar.
". F. Reynolds, Prop.
The Domestic Securing Machime
makes happy wiues aud s'oeet.
hearts
Al Kinds Machine Needles and
Attachments to MAZE every Uomdn
happy
Guitars to charm with .o"s aid
leave happy smile.
Spectactes aud Eyegiosses to Ut
all sights 40 that both did and
young may he happy.
Dolls aud Toys 70 max. the
youngsters happy.
Remington Typewriiers tn make
the b'lsiress man happy.
Tennis Supplies to assist young
men aud maidens 70 achieve hap.
piness.
Purses aud Card Coses H. max,
Your best girl happy.
Wallets and Pocket Bucks 10
make your best Jeilow happy
Baseball S"ppiies u MAKE "o",
hoys" happy.
pisiting Cards aud S~i.,y
Stationery u convey happine~s
UDio. Stationery and BIa"k
Books, and to complete The haPp'.
ness n all
Buy q Stem Winding. Stem
SEATING Nickel Plated Watch,
guaranteed a good nmskssye,
for $3.50.
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The WATER SUPPLY
IS AMPLE!
AMI usn b- ,n-r-ssssi ~ 1,~s, the hyssis Of
= population equal Ia the largest city In
the world.
Psov. A. II. Lrosr Of Oahu college 10
our authority iW stating that the wsisr
supply 10 the pursst ~, discovered In this
country.
Special lnaaxmerS 10 larry Settlers:
For ninety dsys froni daus We s,il SET
LOTS On SPECIAL TERMS fsvorshl. w
bum. hd~ ~ttlers. For = term ii thr~
months from date. lumber and all bu'ia-
Ing msterials will b. suppli"-i, aud deliver
ed nj Pearl City ct mnch 'n~-r prize thrn
ever before obtsin~d.
For further particular. cali ~ this or,es
Or "n any Of the lumber dealers IN this
city. Those who now own lots - we'll -
those who propose W become residents 1t
that growing city, viii DO we'll " siabrscs
this opportunity. Those Who avail them
selves Of this offer, within the time named,
will be entitled 70, sbd wiD resolve tbs
h'lloWins benefits;
Fur term Of ten years, this Company
will carry snah residents and their families
from Pearl City 70 Honolulu In the morn
ing (srriving little before seven o'clOckl,
ami from Honolulu u Pearl City In tbs
evening leaving Honolulu station little
After five o'clock, for ten cents each way,
. rate less than one cent per mile. The
rates on all other passenger trains running
during the day or night will u ~ cents
per mile brst class, and I cent per miis
SECOND class.
A good school Ii Atom, IA Dc opensd In
the Peninsula, Ia the fns, large, new
school house erected by AIR. J. T. Water
house. Residents living n Pearl city
heights, lsbove Pearl City stationI aud
those having homes on the Peninsuis, will
BE- allowed to ride free On regular trains
betwe.n Pearl City stations " and from
the Peninsula.
Those who want Ia continue IA send their
children u schools in Honolulu, can have
transportation on all regular trains u aud
from Pearl City, for the purpose Of attend
ing school, At i've cents each way tor each
pupil. THIS is equal To ~ To 10 miles ride
for Jsp cents
Equal Inducements tor those desiring 70
secure homes in this country have never
before been offered 10 the public.
This Company has been requested from
abroad to name the price Of all their IN
sold land in that locality.
Should . clssrsnce sale d. made u .
syndicate, no opportunity nss the present
would again occur for the purchase VI
homes Al Pearl City.
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The Advertising

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is always
within the bounds Of reason because
II Is true; II always appeals to the
sober common sense Of thinking peo.
pie because It is true; aud il il al.
ways fully subsf initiated by endorse.
ments which in the financial world
would be accepted without q mo
ment's hesitation.
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Monday Evening, Aug. 8.

First PriEe-Silk Dress, by J. J. Egan,
for Most Original Female Costume.
Second Prise-Etchine Gold Frame, by
the Pacific Hardware Co.. for hest Female
Character Costume.
Third Prise-Fancy Hanging Lamp. by
Hawaiian Hardware Co., for Handsomest
Costume.
Fourth Prize--student Lamp. by Castle
4 Cooke, for Best Gentleman Dancer.
Fifth Prize-siiver Vase, by n. q. Hall
Il Son. for Best Lady Dancer.
Sixth Prize-Gold charm, by E. A. Jacob
son, for Most Original Male Costume.
Seventh Prize Gold Scarf Pin, BY n. y.
wicbulsn, for Best Male Character Cos-
tune.
Eighth Prise-Pair Of Slippers. by Manu-.
featuring Shoe o., for Second Best F-inaie
Character Costume.
Ninth Ptile-Hat. by Tracy, for Bes,
Hard Times Costume by Sentien,Hn.
Tenth Prixe--photo. Album, by Hawaiian
News Co., Tor Best Hard Times Costume
by Lady.
Eleventh Prizes Shirts, by MaIlis Tor
Second Best Male Character Costume.
Twelfth Prize Bottle Perfume, by Hen.
son Smith & Co., for Second Best LAZY
Dancer.
Thirt. en,h PriEe--i Dozen Paris Panels
foi the Best Assumed Female Costume, by
J. J. Wii'iams Photos 10 b. taken 10 Co.'S
tune.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Joseph l.. Garter, Chairman; l.. ".
johnson, }. Eninger, n. Zerbe, IA. Towse.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
y. u. Mcstocker, Chairman; x o.
white, h. A. jacobson, VIM. Eaton, Pr,f.
Lyons, J. }. Egan.
DECORATION COMMITTEES:
Geo. q. s,rst.neyer.
JUDGES.
J. n. Fisher, John Eids.II, chas
Hawkins, l.. q. Abies, J. d Martin, J. X.
Wilder,
floor COMMITTEE!
}, " Pratt, T. 2. SEVERN. ]. Waltz,
Jones'. Thos. Wall.
FLOOR MANAGER
l.. T. Ksnaks.
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WANTED

A YOUNG CEYLON GENTLEMAN,
"A recently arrived In town, desires enl-
ployment, tirst-eiass BoOk.keeper, with
iot years experience IN 'he Journalistic
Line thoroughly acquainted with Oriental
trade. Address "liook keeper" care Of
this Oihre, lUu-Iw
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M.chanics' Homs. corner h0tsl
and Nuuanu street. Lodging by
day, week. OF month T.rms: ~ and
10 r-nts p.'' oigbi; 81 and g. u y..'
Wa..k
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Partner Wanted In OIL vsnssriug.

4 AN PREPARED TO DpoIL VENEER
j Work ~ order Would ike Ia gci n
Partner N the business, 10 furnish ma
ness Have water power, Hamp ~ ~ The
wotk ran he seen u, the BuLLstIs Oiiloe.
LVa-Im WILLIAM MAAZkk.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills, ronsti.
patton, biliousness, jaundice, sick
h-adachs. indigestion.
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THE WATER SUPPLY
IS AMPLE!

AMI csn b- ,b-r~ssssi ~ o,~s, the hyssis Of
. population equal Ia the larger, city In
the world.
Psov. A. II. Lrosr oi Oahu college 10
our authority Tor stating that the sstef
supply 10 the pursst ys, discovered In this
country.
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Direction for Use.

Use LuCOL IN every respect ~ III,
same mann"r as You would linseed
oil, with tbs single exception tina. you
may add fully oDe-quarter more Lit
col 70 the same quantity Of pigment
than you would Of linseed,
In using metallic, Venetian red, tn,
ochros, and other dry pigments, 1t J..
advisable " mix up the paint at least
one day before II In Ia be used, then
add third more LUoOL and the pain,
will be found IA cover Well and hav.
= guod gloss.
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ss . h"aithy w-'rt--pssri Gity nss
already established al envisblo reputation.
Many good citisens In this community
have experienced the wonderful edect pro-
duced by = few days sojourn In that dry,
cool atmosphere, and give grateful tssti-
mopy "a the relief they have almost In.
.tantly gained from sever. and long con-
tinusd attacks Of asthma. Physicians
with the climate of Pearl City
recommend Il ~ natural sanitar1um.