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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-03
TO MUSICIANS.

THE MISSES RICE. LATE OF MEL
bourne. have located on King street Wal
kiki of J. b Anterior, and will take pupils
for tuition in PianofOrte and Singing. Tele-
phone SS6. 4U49
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-24

cryptoeram or the most intricate
analysis, and I am in my wv proper
atmosphere. I can dispense then with
artificial stimulants- But I abhor the
dull routine Of existence. I crave for
mental exaltation. That is why / have
chosen my own particular profession
or rather created it. for I am the only
one in the world"
THE only unofficial detective?"
said, raising my eyebrows.
ssThe only unofficial consulting de-
tective," he answered. 81 am the last
and highest court of appeal in detec-
ton. When Gregscn or Lestrade or
Athelney Jones are out of their depths
which, by the way, is their normal
state-the matter is laid before me. l
examine the data, as an expert. and pro
nounce a specialists opinion. I claim
no credit in such cases.-My name fig
ures in nc newspaper. The work itself,
the pleasure Of finding a field for my
peculiar powers, is my highest reward.
Hut you have yourself had some expert
ence of my methods Of work in the
jefferson Hope case"
Eyes, indeed" said I, cordially. 81
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A Wire Rope Tramway at Gibraltar.

A wire tramway is stated to have
lately been put up at Gibraltar for con-
Meeting the signal station at the top of
the rock with the lower town. 1t
takes up all the materials necessary
for the service Of the fortress in less
than five minutes, whereas formerly a
whole day was required for carriage by
a rough and difficult road. TIE engine
house is erected at the north end of the
Alameda, whence start two ropes three
hundred and twenty yards long, which
lead to the top Of the mountain. A
powerful engine gives motion to the
ropes carrying the tubes, one of which
rises while the other descends- The
ropes are calculated for a load OF more
than seventy tons; but they never have
to support than q twelfth OF that
Notwithstanding American.
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When you observe the lower part OF
that watch case you notice-that it isnot
only dinted in two places. but it is cut
! and marked all over from the habit OF
keeping other hard objects, such as
coins or keys, in the same pocket
Surelyi it is no great feat toassume that
a nar who treats a 4ifty-guinea watch
so cavalierly must be a careless man.
Neither is it a very ~far-fetched irter-
eEce that a man who inherits one ar
ticle Of scch value is pretty well pro
vided for in other respects"
nodded to show that followed his
reasoning.
1T is very CUSTOMARY for pawn
brokers in England, when they taEe a
watch. to scratch the number OF the
ticket with a pin point upon the inside
Of the case 1t is more handy than the
label. as there is no risk OF the number
being lost or transposed. There r no
less than four such numbers visible to
my lens on the inside Of this case. In
fercnce-that your brother was often
at low water. Secondary inference
that he had occasional bursts of pros
perity, or he could not have redeemed
the pledge. Finally, T ask you to look
at the inner plate, which contains the
key-hole. Look at the thousands OF
scratches all round the hole-n.arks
where the key has slipped. What sober
mans key could have. scored chose
grooves? But you will never see a
drunkard's watch without them. lie
winds it at night. and lie leaves these
traces Of his unsteady hand. Where is
the mystery in all this:s!
1T is clear as daylight" answered.
Il regret the injustice which l did you.
I should have had mere faith in your
marvellous faculty. May ask whether
you have any professional inquiry on
foot at PRESENT."
None. Hence the cocaine can
not live without brain work. What
else is there to live for? Stand at the
dow here. Vas there ever such a
Try. dismal, Improbable world? See
how the yellow Jog swirls down the
street and drifts across d~un-colored
houses. What could be more hopeless
ly prosaic and material? What is the
use of having powers. doctor, when one
has no field apon which to exert them?
Crime is commonplace and existence is
commonplace and no qualities save
those which are commonplace have any
function upon earth"
had opened my mouth to reply to
this TRADE, when, with q crisp knock,
our landlady entered, bearing a card
upon the brass salver:
"a young lady for you, SIR" she said,
addressing my comtanion.
Miss Mary Morstan," he read.
Hum! I have 20 recollection Of the
name. Ask the young lady to step up.
Mrs. Hudson. Don't go. doctor Ishall
prefer that you remain"
TO BE CONTINUED.
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limits Of Observation and Of deduction.
Observation tells nle that you have a
little reddish mould adherlng to- your
:nstep. Just opposite the Seymour
street Office they have taken up the
pavement and thrown up some earth
which lies in such a way that it is diff
cnlt to avoid treading In it in entering.
The earth is Of this peculiar reddish
tint which is fonnd, as far as I know,
nowhere else in the ueaghborhood. So
mach is observation. The rest is de-
dretion."
How, then, did you deduce, the tele-
gEam?"
esWhy, Of course l knew that you
had not written a letter, since sat OPP
posite to you all morning. see also
in your open desk there that you have
a sheet Of stamps and thica bundle
of postcards. What cond you go into
the post Office for, then but to send a
wire? Eliminate all other factors, and
the n which remains must be the
truth"
"Ia this case it certainly is so" + re-
Piled, after a little thought. The
thing. however, is, as you say, OF the
simplest. Would you think me imper-
tinent if l were to put your theories to
o more severe test?"
On he-contrery,"h he answered, lit
would prevent me from taking a sec
ond dose Of cocaine. should be de-
lighted to look into any problem which
you might submit to me-"
II have heard you say that it is diff
cult for a man 70 have any object in
daily use without leaving the impress
of his individuality upon it in such a
way that a trained observer might
read it. Now, I have here a watch
which has recently come into my pos
session. Would you have the kindness
to let me have an opinion upon the
character or habits Of the late owner?"
handed him over the watch, with
some slight feeling Of amusement in
my heart, FOR the test was, as l thought,
an impossible one, and l intended it as
a lesson against the somewhat dog
matte tone which he occasionally as
sumed. He balanced the watch in his
hand, gazed hard at the dial, opened
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TO BE CONTINUED.
Dutter Marking.

AbAktOk
At q recent institute a dairyman gave
the following reasons why butter max
ing should be followed as q paying bus
mess:
l. That it is the business upon the
farm that permits the most absolute
ontrol over conditions Of production
and distribution OF product, hence the
most profitable.
2. 1t is the highest art Of farming be-
cause it combines all other lines and
gives greater opportunity for executive
and manufacturing skill.
5. 1t is most free from irresponsible
and destructive competition by neces-
siSy of its character, and by the per-
sonal equation OF the individual pro-
Queer.
4. It is a more exact line of produc-
ton, permitting gross receipts to be
forecast with greater exactness, hence.
the greater possibilities of increasing
net receipts. either by lowering ex-
penses or Increasing the volume OF
product.
5. 1t permits the employment of Ia
Dor at a season Of the year when farm
labor is the cheapest,if winter dairying
is followed.
6. OF all the products sold from the
farm, butter takes the least fertility
and restores the greatest amount to the
farm, and it is well known that the
moc+ forti1o SactiOnS az tho cOnnt~v are
where Understanding is followed
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HE BALANCED TEE WATCH N his HAND.
the back, and examined the works,
first with his naked eyes and then
with a powerful convex lens. I could
hardly keep from smiling at his crest
fallen face when he finally snapped
the case to and handed it back.
There are hardly any data" he re-
marked. The watch has been recent
" cleaned, which robs me of my most
suggestive facts"
You are right answered 1T was
cleaned before being sent to me-" In
my heart I accused my companion
of putting forward a most lame and
impotent excuse to cover his failure.
What data could he expect from an IN
cleaned watch?
Though unsatisfactory. my research
has not been entirely barren" he OBJ
served, staring up at the ceiling with
dreamy, lack-luster eyes Subject to
your correction, should Judge that
the watch belonged to yor- elder
brother, who inherited it from yonr ia
Their"
''That you gather, no doubt, from
the q. w. upon the back?"
"Quite so. The w. suggests your
own name. The date of the watch is
nearly fifty years back. and the initials
are as old as the watch; SO it was made
for the last generation. Jewelry usu-
ally descends to the eldest son, and he
is most likely to have the same name
as the father. Your father has, if l
remember right, been dead many years.
1t has, therefore, been in the hands Of
your eldest brother"
Fright, SO far" said l. Anything
else?"
He was a man of untidy habits
very untidy and careless He was left
with good prospects, bat he threw
away his chances, lived for some time
in poverty, with occasional short inter
walls of prosperity, and finally, taking
to drink, he died. That is all l can
gather"
1 sprang from my chair and limped
inpatiently about the room with con
siderable bitterness in my heart.
This is unworthy Of yon, Holiness" [
said. 81 could not have believed that
you would have descended to this. You
have made inquiries into the history Of
my unhappy brother, and you now pre-
tend to deduce this knowledge in some
fanciful way. You cannot expect me
to believe that you have read all this
from his old watch! It is unkind, and,
to speak plainly, has a touch of charla-
tanism in it"
MY dear DOCTOR" said he, kindly,
pray accept my apologies. Viewing
the matter as an abstract problem,
had forgotten how personal and pain
full a thing it might be to you. I assure
you, however, that I never even knew
that you had a brother until you
handed me the watch"
Then how in the name of all that Is
wonderful did you get these facts?
They are absolutely correct in every
particular
All, that is gccd luck. | could only
say what was the balance OF probabil-
ity. did not at all expect TO be so &c
curate.'
But it was not mere guess work."
NO, no; l never guess. 1t is a shock
ing habit-dcstructive to the logical
faculty. What seems strange to you IS
only so because YOU do not follow my
train of thought or observe the small
facts upon which large differences may
depend. For example, began by stat
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At q recent institute a dairyman gave
the following reasons why butter max
ing should be followed as q paying bus
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die, and rolled back>his left shirt-cuf.
For sone little time his eyes rested
t~houghetully upon the sinewy fore
arm and wrist all dotted and SCARED
with innumerable puncture marks.
Finally he thrust the sharp point
home, pressed down the tiny piston,
and sank back into the YelHet=Gned
armchair with a long sigh Of satisfac-
ton.
Three timesa day for many months
had witnessed this performance, but
custom had not reconciled my mind to
it. On the contrary, from day to day
I had become more irritable at the
sight, and my conscience swellednight-
" within me at the thought that had
lacked the courage to protest Again
and again I had registered a vow that
I should deliver my soul upon the sub
Jet, but there was that in the cool,
nonchalant air companion which
made him thelaGman with whom one
would care to take anything approach
ing toa liberty. Hisgreat powers, his
mastery manner, and the experience
which I had had Of his many extraor-
binary qualities, all made me fifdent
ana backwardm crossing him.
Yet upon that afternoon, whether it
was the Beaune which had taken with
my lunch, or the additional exaspera-
ton produced by the extreme deibera-
MouofH smanmer, snddenly8elt that
I could hold out no longer.
(Which is it to-day?" I asked-"mor-
phire OF cQcaine??"
He raised his eyes languidlyfrom the
old black-letter volume which he. had
opened. eft is cocaine he said, "a
seven per cent. solution. Would You
are to Try ito"
"No, hzieed,r 1 answered, bmsqnely.
my constitution has not got over the
Afghan campaign yet. cannot afford
to throw any extra strain upon it."
he smiled at my vehemence. per
haps you are right, Watson" he said.
81 suppose that its influence is physic-
ally "a had one. I and it, however,
so transceadently stimulating and
clarifying to the mind that its Sec
ondary action is a matter Of small mo
menH"
.iiBnt consider I said, ~ea-nestly.
Count the cost. Your brain may, as
you say, be reused and excited, but it
IS pathological and morbid process,
which involves increased tissue-change
and may at last leave a permanent
weakness. You know, too, what a
blaekreaction comes upon you. Surely
the game is hardly worth the candle.
Why should you, for a mere passing
pleasure, risk the loss Of those great
powers with which you have been en-
dowed? Remember that I speak not
only as one comrade to another, but as
a medical man to one for whose con-
stitution he is to some extent answer
able"
He did not seem offended On the
contrary, he put his fnger-tips to-
gether and leaned his elbows on the
arms of his chair, like one who has a
relish for conversation.
"My mind" he said, "rebels at stag
nation. Give me problems, give me
work, give me the most abstruse
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-24
CHAPTER I
SCIENCE OF DEDUCTION.

HOLMES took
his bottle from
the corner Of
the N a n tel.
piece and his
podermi
syringe from
its neat moroc
co case. With
his long, white,
nervous fingers
he adjusted the
6o1iCat q
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How be Kept Her Home

awe don't see much of Gretchen since
her marriage"
Fact. l laid eyes on her yesterday
for the first time since she became a
bride, and that's nearly a year ago,
isn't it."
Yes. They do say Tom is terribly
jealous"
We'll he has bought her twenty-five
wrappers, and only one street dress
Life.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

9u auobuIciu TouHibip in Grdiu,
forb gounip 1T Der pen ieincr 8atiin
aeirennt lsbeHSe 5armtt 2api0 6ifoe.
brnno crmOroei iporosn. Gtriel6e battle
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nsr eiHiam selsssnen saplpuna aus tfm
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luuroe 0iipebraHo's 9siaram, f1f rer-
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psroddtie iino elm arluiFisr @rfen unt
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1a1s, Stla uno iberbdupt oGe @ebdu
libFeiisn nebit bHsu Snbalt nieosr
btaHuis. Die grbBie aufrssuus bsrrIh
unier Der Seu6itetuua uuo Itsbeu Greer
uuo isiue So5ue in 8sfabr ssipuidt Il
iusroer.
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2luS Serder.

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} fid isst gIuiuersiituus ;ussisai
5offenili9 miro ct baIo iuieetr berg
fsat isiH.
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8e,itUpiuns uno ole 2eterleicsn ipsr-
ben eur6 ScOo's 9iGsn sebeilt.
Shiben. Oerhanblunaen

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nis 2lusftten fur 6an udhitsr
Gon9raB.

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fb6pfte Geihdftspelt in Jolge ber
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

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