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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

greetings 10 each orator bv th~ members
OF t4r delegation from ms college
Geurs- ! Ions. of IarA elll - lyay'rDi
the ugSt DTatIou. "a NrlI-Wur iv4 r.slH-} uu
John brown. AT Long BIAS rs #viirul oH-
troll Of bis voice, bul his delivers wa- rath-
er too fast H- wH- given -rruIi place nN
tAo pf The Jg4ecs on I-9yrTN- uHt the
marku-s ~ me other Judge an delivery
and oi the Ju4-eS "a ilauH1t ana style
brought him down a. NTH I.Ise Nh-u the
decisions were anun4u,n4.
4. r. Hurd, OF prury college Was me
cipirs ", Party he traced ih- history ri
the various partit, oi ~" country an4
,Lg an" u lllSt br,s,' is ~ s6 a no
litfg8l corruption are thrtuttunl th- -sgu-
try wifh iezlru tion. 1orpor4t. control oi
peur- rs what be- called the iyrauuous
demands % Labor ami th' rua ing OF the
publ hQol - stem ey papal power "~rr,
ing party ties aud for Ipholi.ns principles
versus party
legr followed, With "a sim more forrb1 = iuE
Grafton on The F,silS ~ the R-publo'
Mr. Mansfield beloved that the Iag-tr #
the republic, and thar the country Wa- IN
The grasp of thr corporations W are
rapid Fastening 10 national suicide and
are standing on the brink OF the lizzy
precipige over VIII ih the nations OF IN.
past have fallen ~ MI ManshelIs opin-
Then followed the winning Grafton on
The Philosophy 81 Progress" by e. q
mans Grafton was perhaps along more
original lines than any Othrr 81 the even
ing, which accounts sonaeHh hat Tor the ia
vor il received al the hands of The judges
for his delivery, while impressive ana nat
ural Nas Dot particularly fOrcible. Man
freed IN body, mind and soul. Is the end Of
all eNistence. This Vas the central thought
Of the Grafton.
A o. Harrison. Of Westminster college.
delivered an excellent oratlon on The
Triple Pillars OF the Republic" His deliv-
cry vas perhaps the most natural Of the
evening ana he vas one OF the favorites
with the audience which bestowed upon
him almost As much applause - upel Nj,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
CATHOLIC KSIGHrs' MASS MEETING,
1t VIII BE Held Tonight, to Meet supreme
secretary O'Roarke.

mass meeting of all members Of the
nine local branches Of the Catholic Knights
Of America viii be held a 73o this evening
At Cathedral hall where the members viii
nave the pleasure OF meeting the supreme
secretary OF the order William ;. o. R0urke.
OF Fort Wayne, Ind, who Is in the city.
The meeting Is called for an early hour, as
AR O'Rourke viii leave al $50 o'clock FOR
81. Louis
Mr. O'Rourke reached the city last even
ing from Denver and Is at the savoy lie
mas been on a tour of inspection through
the Northwest AMI West and Is now ON his
way home. This Is his first visit to this
city. Mr O'Rourke organized branch AT
Butte. with 2I5 charter members ami said
last evening that the order was growing
rapidly all over the West.
kansas city has nine chapters, with over
so members,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
A Nenshoss, Parade.

Colonel Hogeland the neWsboys' friend,
will have a newsboys' procession in the
city at >. m to-day. The BOYS VIII
gather at the city hall. Where Colonel
HcseIand will speak, after which they viii
march through the principal streets Of the
city They VIII he supplied with neat silk
badges by Emery, Bird, Thayer a 60,
Sunday evening at DR. Hopkins church
Cololel Hogeiand viii have charge OF the
boys brigade drill and VIII also talk on
the curfew ordinance.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

Harry Nan Aukeu ths clerk charged
with forsins the names Of his as@oet4trs
in the Hannibal 4 81 Joseph frei-hI ui-
fees 10 NOTES for about sin, which wrr-
cashed by Dr. e. " MrNry, Will bc tr.a#
in Justice Cases court Thursday uf UeNi
Meek. The case was ycsll lrday luntIal,l-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

usual appropriations the bill Is important,
ctf"cting a reform Of the system OF com,
ptnsation for United States district at
tOTneys and marshals, salaries being sub
stituted Tor fees. The senate adjourned
untll Monday.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
ChIldren OF John Nash Missing

Mr.. John Nash, Of Fifteenth and Agnes.
reported 20 the police yesterday that his
little son ana daughter aged respectively
II and l3 years Of age, had disappeared.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

militia on the roll as eligible for pensions
under the general law was reported favor
OF $50 to John j. BoutNriEht was reported
fayorahly. There was also a favorable re-
port on Mr. Kirkpatrick's blll to grant
pension of So per month TO Samuel kins-
lev. of COlumbus.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
women's Game OF nasAet naiI.

There win BE- an open game OF basket
ball between the Y. !. q. : and Alphas at
the " W &. A. rooms, Monday n-.a.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

Every Voter should Remember That the
Polls Close at O'Clock in the Afternoon.
Sou Must Vote Between In the MOrninS
aud ia the Evening.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
sal,atlon Army ser.iess.

There will be "drunkards' home serv-
ice at the Salvation Army headquarters
this evening.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
Three Bills Favorably Reported.

Washington. March 2l.-(Special) Repre-
sentative Crowther's bill 10 place Missouri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Upon being srraignad iu the police
court today, NJ a. FairchiId, T.. j..
Cams, a. EaIfchili aud w. IL. Nc.
Carnio pleaded guilty 10 begging SEN.
tUucu was suspoudci IN tue oa,os OF
the Fairchilde, but the other two were
net W Fortunate as Justice Wonsor
nneI eech $50.
W. NJ. Martin stood up to a charge Of
rrui larceny, In the theft OF % quantity
Of coal, 90 which he pleaded guilty.
There were eNtuuuutIug ulIrumsInuC a
connected with the CHtu, however, HUi
tlu court iutk them into consideration
nui dlsmissod the defendant
Tom King, the m1n whose shadow
Outlines datkcus the portals Of the city
JAZZ, pleaded guilty 70 ME Old wG4kucss
-ltuukBuurHl - anu was allowed
twenty dayf' lodging with kimbal'b
b8arlUn. John Ggr1n, with a tlmllnr
failing, allowed i've dollar deposit o.
be- declared forfeited.
Sam Perry admitted Die guilt 10 two
clargU'--lIsiriuutluE bills lu business
district, aud bAvi1r 0h5ceac literature
IN hi8 possession. The former cost him
81 and the latter $40.
Fiyu ilgHpAssafs, more ilmIilafly
knuwuuB box car tourists, wura u,.
lowed % $50 Ola their way 'oioicin the
city ltil being inadequate 10 give Them
tue necessary accommodation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

hWrlea OF Incorporation were cleo
Win iuo secretary u slate lAst evening
BY ibc New Elst riutiC Railway COM.
pAuy with 70 capital stock uf 4II,UNl.
the iucHrp1fhlUu uu3 James a. Gun
Hingtsu IT,, Frank B. Cook, Hymn
b. l.uag aui William 10. Bradley.
This corporation proposes 800 cone
stfugt. lVIIp, WElui1iu uui operate %
limo Ui uI.I0sI from o. connection with
ibu lines ui railway uf iUo Oregon
-u0.. Line and Utah Northern Rail.
way company aud tue RIO bfanIu
Western Railway company nt Nam.
moth Hollow iu Iiutic Mining dis
tIct JuuU uguu y, ara running
thence boo b general la8iorly course up
Mammoth Hollow, by way OF the
Mammoth hnl Sioux mill, tho MAN.
moth mine aud the Ajax mine 90 the
Ei0uA mice, east on tho head of said
Mammoth u0l ow, Boo tho came min
ing District also "a switch nr tpur there.
tom 90 thr Grand Cuulisl mine on
the s0ulhcr y eide ut Eureka Peak, Boo
the same miaiuE disitlcG Tuo .ult.Iu
length Of the road Do ave milvs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

sh0rt time Hlucs GufHier was the
btIsHt particular star NJ the Mrplef0n
orufh Boo Chicago. ana crowds waited
liIu her performances ihU same Rs
they d1 up1n MrlIH now. Another
fiU.rf of those nbullusly high notes
was Nine. SUmUTiCh, VINO made her
fret appearance scarcely more than
twelve year, a.0, ami who is fii.l OF
the huigh. uf hrr powers. Mime. Al.
baui, who occupied o. similar petition
fora lIttr while, HuI since has huli
very honorable rank in England inr
what now EU.mf "a very long time,
made her debut ns late a. 1870. a elm.
gers public career To- m1st Uagea lasts
only about ten Year,. Such ia the
dplicaUy 0t The huuun organ,
For all that the race 1i flnEtra viii
mos uia cute Sow ana then r. new
ono CImus Goo cine 10 .uL Always tine
almo tulug meets us. Who vgr may
have hruu hUf teacher, auu sings mt.
umIIy aud llkU % blfj. Ouly these
reach lr.C.ass DmiusHcr.
Bot wuaf glory be- ihJirl ln the day
Of tloif suCUJrl Nothing lB tol good
'Ur them. Bowers of futua, tue bnHt 90
everything. nud publicity beside
which thBt Uf o. fHigulug monarch DO
nu Anonymous privacy. Iuuy uru
wurehipuui, talked about, sought on
every hand; occasionally Uturru,
SCaudaI0uB stories form ihJmsulyUa
about lurm.
But ns long o. the world stands there
VIII bu Ginluu. Ana WaFncrian o.
we may be-, tue high notes catch ua
aud VIII $50 1u doing 70. o. isali very
iuu 10 bear Lehman tunr passion 20
tsttuH Gud fing OUT her voice DO eumc
moment Of impossible passion; but thU
world libus, utvrttngitsf, tuis twiIlI.
Ing with the flute, theao high and
quick rlsaagos, o. .uall thu rect ~ what
We call C5l0rtuf-nui a wy r.uu
"c0l0f" 90 uImHimrs has 90 tue box
gficr.-W b. g. Mathews iu Mualc.
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Notes aud Personals.

Prof. Marcus l.. Jon,p, who was
here on the l2.h and 1911 making ON
examination pi the coal mine in Rock
canyon belonging 10 M1ssts. Kellogg
anu Barton, usa reported most favIi-
by on tho property, aud asserts
that anthracite coal equal 10 tho Penn.
tYlvauih anthracite will DO produce q
when tue mine lie further developed.
The report Is quite exhaustive and l.
laGgd upon Tho geological formation %
lln CouLlty and an hUs'vgis % the
cool, This h. very encouraging 90 the
aWurff, nud % owners OF adjoining
claims who have spent CUnsidsIablu
means on their pr0periiv1.
A gentleman from Vefnhl Informed
the ulligura here that he was conv. Inc, d
tHHt "MHt Warner" and "Wm. WulI,D
who Cook part lu the ahgo,iug tctnre
u'a. NCruui lew Days ago, and aIu
nos Iu Iail ln NgrnAl nwuItiuE TIC
Hg. o uf tue Grand Jury, orc mono
J.hsr lgan k0ilUrI ami MInral, tHu
murdorori OF sh rH Burns Of Baupcte
county I .N' roo. H... a. . ifrE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

tho belief IL we'll founded, but Will
maize tuch Investigation NJ is nCcss-
cary 90 ascertain thu facts In the case.
Mrs. Bessie Cfogan was throw
lfOm her buggy on Thursday through
the horse being frightened. She iell
against fence amt cut large cash 60
nor forehead, aud oiherwise bruised
herself Dr. Allen was aummoued and
dressed the wUuuds; 30 was 40 hrt
feared that fractures had been sue.
tained, bat fortunately this proved not
20 be tue case.
John q NTH and his excellent com.
pany played Faust 60 large house In
tho OpCtb House last evening. All
agrued that the rnc0mIums bestowed
by the Salt lnke critics were VOL
enfned. Another LARGE houss n rssutei
tuir evening when Tho Fooi's Revenge
viii be presented.
Steps are being lakon % appropfl.
aiUly observe Memorial Day; in the
evening the children OF tho tublio
schools will meet In the Opera H0uso
AMI appropriate exercises will Ne or.
jUye1, other cEafcisua for the day VIII
doubtless bc arranged for durius the
week.
Companies aud NJ, n. @. IT,, arc
making preparations COR prcscutlng
good appearance at The Nld.summtr
Carnival lu Salt Like next July,
Company NJ mrgis in the atmofy nCzt
lucrIay evening for dr.l.
The nrst horse racl Of the sensln
crm' or this afternoon Mt tho LIKE
Resort tucE .. NJ. Wilson, Jack
NELSON nuu Ives Cobb have och on.
tered horses Tor mile dash, best three
Zoo hvr lrDi,irg match.
Mls VcnIco Pike AMI Miss Ida N.
DutcubCfry will 0puu Kindergarten
cI1fa in the bafrmuut OF the meeting
house, mmcucing Monday May 25'.
Democratic primaries will be held 90
The several wards this evening 30
elect delegates 70 tho county convcp.
lion 10 be held In this city, May cslb.
-Ths following Salt Lakeria rcsls'prcd
al tho Hotel irbrria yesterday. W.s.
owen, deorgu H.. Ford, f., a
bouko'sky aud J. 3. Ward.
The members % tho Third ward will
fulchnsu fine organ Tor their meet.
inghouse. Tho instrument will be tried
tomorrow evening.
John {. Graham went to Logan
Yesterday, 10 stluni a meeting OF the
Agricultural College b5ari.
The iirs, number o. the U,onlan. u.
Mao1el's weekly paper, made IL, ap
pearance today.
Ed. Pike Of Eureka was over yo,ter.
day on legal business.
John =. Rlllo has accepted a pool.
too "a the Ulonian.
Wilson.
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entirely Informal, but We hope mono
The igss pheasant TO tuf guest. % thn'
Jay,
hous being with us ON this gala iay
will Io us gfos' honor aud the Only
favor we 8s. b. thnt you extend "a most
cordial welcome iu our behalf tl Nuuf
entire cabinet and all State on core.
T.r that u1tiur we shaii feel iuiIhit
enough DO hold tho whole OF Salt LaEu
ON tu.t OCCASION but dispeufc with thn
IuTmglI'f of separate invitations TO
each aud only ask sou 10 net i0l us iu
extending @ uuivUrsnl welcome.
Very truly,
JOuN MEIfrU.
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

BY request ME-. II. &. Lewis will
fcpehl her concert aud lecture eatltlru
"a Theory in Tauorn at Uuity hail
Monday evening, May g5.n. Mr. =.
Lewis j. woman o'nivancoi thought
ana VIII present some new idsas 10
favor VI equality Of the sex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

~. me Bicycle Road Race plv..-,
Lending dealers on Dscass,.s.en BY Tue
pFomlita 10 be very in,orfsiinro Day
!, now abjnt twenty on,fiss Iheto
mem the best riders Oh M among
Ogden. 'nls ely IND
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lnbII.cntnIri-n.,.

o. F'r.t ,ialn into Rlobnold will.
-'. LAX Cit' 100 a. m, Jpn. ', ave
~, 4 ne $50 1fanuo Western Am -hd'
we extremely low rate a sgs5l, u c.s
tounu trip. Splendid orb .t,,'....' u .
= 9 me -annele avn Sevlet Via .1
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PROVO.
PROVO UrAu,
mo In.ane AsHlnm.

From Articles which have lat1ly ar.
Tcsrgu ln salt Lake m fuing gapcr
the il1a might De- entertained tuat Dt.
Hardy The me iiClI superintendent,
and luu nltgua aulH were eurn Oh iu Il
desperate struggle 90 determine who
should manage tuiH important instltu-
tigu, anu that while thisunaumly con.
igst YVES going uu tho inmates were
DOING uH they pleased nul running the
business iutD the ground, nB 10 were.
Inetu approximations arc most Just,
aliku Go Doctor HnTdy and tue attend
ante. The facts arc that Doctor Hardy
hag maize sOmo changes in classifying
tholhucnis, nud no one can ucny TINT
he hnu right % DO this nd hu will
be- held accountable, Ia o gTua,
measure, ioi the results obtained. 10
fact bu would be- durillut Ia hia duty %
hu left any tuiug und1nu which IN hIH
opinion w0ull be beneficial 10 tue pa.
uuuiH. Some OF tho attendants objected
10 auy change, anu one or two 1i tbtm
leit, us tUeY hal u perfect right 10 dc.
Ihgir tis1atisacii0n was natulnI
enough people lu dom like 10 dOInTl
ir m the vol worn grooves In which
they have operated iu any avu cation
70 NE. They nave, however been o..
placed anl uO great shock has len cz,
pHrirucoi Ia the workings o. the inst.
luton,
such expressions ns "Gfrogaucc,"
"au'oUrntc muthlis,v "ovufbparIug
mAlnsr," applet 70 Doctor Hardy
viii not in the igast iniuTo him with
tUU thouBanis Of people OF thu
5lEiu Whu know him % kind, con.
uidotaIv and cancellations gentleman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
TIE PACIFIC ISLANDS.


The following Invitation lie belug
sent 81 returned Elders from the
folyuCsiau i5lauds aud ALEC On the
families VI Elders now labofing there.
The committee altJ requests all SRinis
who have gathered from any % tho
Pacific tslauds b sund 10 their names,
anu Csrds Of Invitation will 10 mailed
10 them. IL To- anticipated that reduced
rates viii br secured on the street cars
anu an enjoyable day IL promised 10
oil participants.
10 any returned Eidora from New
Zssiant, Australia, Tonga, Frlcudly
lslhuds, Samoa OF sandwich IslAuds
NO not receive Invitation cards tnr
rummtlto Will esteem DO favor o.
they viii report Immediately 10 The
fcura.ay:
GREEIISUs;
uawai Aloha mai Ell,ou aplul T. hclo
mai uubuul
Maols uaora mai kou,ou I'D to n,ou
lul uIuhE
Sbmm TaIuilayN In mtiu mai irl
TAHITI ia. rHul Iu aqua uluu, Amuur.
Iun.H NI1,u a. aiHlU l0Ioi moo tau
mo u.u maIusI.Il,
IyNlus ur PACIFIC ISLANDS MISSION
hur-.
E.lor..................
NUuuai aud family are cordially inc
yi.Dl iu bn 90 snutI. reunion uiuu.H-
aiHuNrIH" Huu SAINTS 10 W tHH islands of
tnn Pacific, at ,uidurH Par. uuir sails
Lake Di.y, Juno llu, Is1H
Brother George Calder hAs kindly
volunteered tho 'roo uso uI hls beautiful
paris, tHEu.nur With tlu boats, Swings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

NLW YORK. May 90 Reserve dcUroarc,
N1NHlH. IuuuH. Increase. fI,ItY.O0Ii specie
increase, f,tLt.u, legal tcudprs Increase,
ii4 ilnt dgUuaiis, decrease, iiil,llli cir
rulluun, increase, flii.rl9. The bauts now hold
tu,i 80 in excess OF requirements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

RIBS -N,YSRs18i July Hol3
EHo-1ls.
Barley -lf
fIaN Feed .ssi.s.
1ImotHY cd %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

b. B jeremy has m we'd his har.
bHg chop rom -a1 Main street Go 81
Main 9Tuut, where hn has lifted rlt-
can't quarters 20 suit che most 'nllII.
loua. Good service und cOuTesuf
Tga,mgat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
DHuT.

llAurIu Sarah 4. Harper. beloved vif0
OF uu1u Harper died 80 hUr home in Poplar
Grove ilh m1fniur No y t'. ~ che are ~ li
lyaf.. AFTER lingering illness brought on hv
IflhtH dieon.C. rHU icayus "a husband and
two children fn mourn hrr loss
funeral notice later
ttHisuN. a uf tcart disease. 90 her homo.
p Iowa avenue, .llt Lake city, beloved wife
or John s.. tArIHun. No f.nh a.u.., May %. 1890
Funeral services will De- held t1murfow. MAY
liih, 4 ptl,, 90 the Eleventh Ward meeting
house
rnrucs wirhIuE 90 view the remains can do
tuly calling 10 tuo mouse prior to I O'Clock
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stiver lead.
silver Is lead, 1897,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

The Peoples Forwarding Company.
055 Main ST., adjoining Z. {, NJ. / y afe
the authorized agents for IIAICHER'S
celebrated ne I ileur and cereals and
will fll an orders.
THATCHER MlLLiNG & ELEVATOR Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
Dress Goods.

Matches removal sale bargains, makes
more money saved here than Is needed to
buy Innings and help pay for making.
SO inch all wool serges in all colow and
blggs, was $50 ior.",.,'. .,,',..,,.,,,,.,.""lD sc
81 inch figured black alpaca, 4oo quail
i.y ior...".... .,',.,..,...,"2l &c
s1inch extra fine all wool black serge,
65e good5 1,,,,,,,,,.."',.,.,,..... PC
An wool Scotch mixed chewo's, this
seasons mixtures, were sold at 4sc for
'''.''''''''''''''''''''''
go inch silk and wool light colored Mo.
hair finished pails, al o uobby buurle
spring sutIngs, were Soda Csc, ior.,".lOc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Great removal sale bargains Printed
cotton challles 1t.,...,..,...,.,,.........
Rest indigo prints, choice,t styles at. &c
Dress style gingham5, ioc goods for. &c
Cre1on ginghams, choice styles, r2'fc
goods lor"...,...... Sc
Silk effect IaHata gin1hams, shirt waist
styles, ISr goods ...,,...,,,....,...,....1Oc
Organizes iu beautiful Dresden effects
and very choice dimjt.es, I5c goods, will
10 az ..t 's'''''s'''''' ,,,t.s, lC
Linen co'or Daisies in plain and sirines,
very desirable summer goods ior.....,... &c
Celebrated clover cotton fabrics. "All
hut silE "in handsome Persian and Dresden
effects just as effective as a hirh priced silk,
was imported to sell at 5sc Removal sale
price c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-05
MUSIC As a MEDICINE.
1t IL said TO Have pIIsbcd Im-
pOrtant Cures.

1t IL said to Have AccompI Isbod Im-
portant Cures.
1 have just read in recent
number of the Gazette Medicale
de Paris, says a correspondent of
the New York World, a very Gu
rious case that seems to me we'll
worth repeating; it is that of a
patient who suffered atrociously
from attacks of sciatic neuralgia,
which he succeeded in quoting
by playing the violin. We are
Just commencing to have few
scattered ideas concerning the
effect of music, and, without wish.
ing to lay more stress than Is
suitable on the strange counec
ton it seems to have with the
falling out of the hair-based, it
must be admitted, on only few
statistics-an effect varying, as
my readers may remember, with
the instrument usually played
it is now generally admitted that
music has on the nervous system
a sedative action that is often very
marked.
We have all read in the Bible
that David's harp was specific
for driving away Sau's bad hum
or, before Charcot and Tarchanow
had shown that music is able to
put our entire sensitive motor
system in harmony, if l can use
such an expression. At the pre-
sent time the quieting effect of
music is universally admitted and
numerous clinical experiments
have shown its special efficacy in
certain forms of insomnia. 1t is
also said to soothe pain. Whether
in this case it acts as an anaes-
thetic, according to the opinion Of
some, or simply by making us
forget our pain, as is believed by
others, the point is not yet settled.
With this exception the Their
apeutical effects of music have
been scientifically studied and my
readers may remember that sew
eral months ago | mentioned some
particularly interesting expert
ments due to Mr.. Warthin of Michi-
gar, concerning the different effects
exerted on the nervous system by
different pieces of music. Without
going into details of these expert
ments 1 will merely say that the
most evident result of Wagner's
music was its sedative and hypno-
tic effect. In less scientific terms
Mr.. Walthin's conclusion was that
the music OF the "Valkyrie" in
duced perspira;ion, while that of
"Tannhauser" brought on sleep.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-05

The Pacific Hardware Company
offer first class lawn sprinkler
at dollar and q half. Three
dollars was asked for these
sprinklers a month ago by other
firms.
Sterling, the painter, is pre-
pared to quote prices on roof
painting. He uses a composition of
coal tar and cement. Cheapest
and best roof preparation in Ho-
nolulu.
City Carriage Co.. j. S. And.
rsde, manager. If you want
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone 1l3,
corner of Fort and Merchant
streets Hack at all hours.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest in tone,
Jas.W. Bergstrom, sole agent, cash
or installments. Warerooms at
G.. Vests, Masonic Temple. Of
fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tun-
ing and repairing. ga1" Tele-
phone BAT.
If you want to frame anything
in the very best manner; il you
want your frame to harmonize
with your picture; if you want the
best and most tasteful frame in
the market. 90 to King Bros, 10
Hotel street.
Charles Molteno the barber is
now with Mr.. PeiXoto at the Cen
trail barber shop. Mr.. Molteno is
an excellent wielder of the razor
and shears and carries his trade
with him. Peixoto has refurnish-
ed his shop in handsome style SO
that it is now one of the most at
tractive in town.
IF you think it's only good tea
and coffee that we are selling, a
call will convince you that the
Palama Grocery is we'll appoint
ed store, stocked with the most
approved brands of goods; and if
the gratuitous testimonies of its
patrons are true, they have saved
considerable, since they commenc-
ed to deal with us. The proof of
the pudding, etc. Palama Gro
Gerry, opposite Railway Depot.
Tel. 755 every time.