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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
Honolulu Man on the Staff Of
Gen. Aglinaldo.
he IS CHIEF OF ORDNANCE
Made q Patriotic Address at Old
Cavlte - Was Wildly Cheered.
Had Army Experience Here.

L. NJ. johnson. who was sergeant major
of the First Regiment. N. @. H., in the
early days of that organization. is now
colonel. He has the higher rank on the
STAFF of Aguinaldo, the Philippine insur-
gent leader. Col. Johnson is chief of ord
nance. Aside from Johnson's prominence
as the holder of a commission as colonel
on the stan of Aguinaldo and his respon-
sibility as chief of ordnance, he is some
what OF an idol with the insurgent forces
and is big enough in position and prestige
TO figure in the negotiations probably now
in course between Aguinaldo and the Am
erican forces. The following special corr
respondence to the San Francisco Chron-
icle, giving an account of the proClama-
tion of the dictatorship at Old Cavite
early in June, shows that the Honolulu
man was well TO the force:
Leading natives made patriotic speech
cs, the insurgent flag was cheered and
Agtinaldos only regimental band played
martial music. The reading of the pro-
clamation declaring the Philippines to be
ever free from Spanish tyranny was
greeted with wild cheering. The strange
battle-cry of the rebels rang out above
the din and the truest enthusiasm was
general. The last speech of the day was
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
MAIL COMPLAINT.
A Resident of Kau SAYS Il Carrier
Is Slow
waiohinu. Kau. Aug. 8. 1898.

yroi,h,,, ry 49,, ,sas
N'u, gus o. 1000
Mix Ei'lioh'-Aliow me space
enough to lay the following facts be-
fore the public.
Tho pos,rs,o- co,o,,, ,,. ,,r.
ana time again gwen 'he country us
tricts chances to get their mail quick
". but unfortunately his representa-
,ives 4, tho cou,,rv ,oLo THAR TINA q,
ue''e'ihs 'he man. anu "heh spoNeh
to about their slowness, give a sort
of mind your-own- business answer.
Since the Postmaster General has
-, A., IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
SYMPATHETIC LIMP.
Possible Revival OF a Tribute of
the Long Ago.

NEW YORK, July ga cable to
the Sun from Landon says: The Eng
lsh people Just now are unanimously
concentrating their thoughts upon
their knee caps. The Prince of Wales
is the third member of the royal fam
lily, including the Queen herself, who
have shown themselves unfortunately
weakened. The large class OF aris-
tocratic exquisites who think them
selves in duty bound to initiate every
popularity of royalty are now consid-
ering whether 1t is their duty to begin
to cultivate fashionable limp, for
there is little hope that the Prince will
regain the perfect use Of his injured
limb. 1t is literal fact that when the
Princess of Wales was temporarily
lame, twenty years ago, many ladies
in so-called high society limped for
months in loyal sympathy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09

About one month ago my child,
which is fifteen months old, had an at
tack of diarrhoea accompanied by
vomiting. ] gave 1t such remedies as
are usually given in such cases, but
as nothing gave relief, we sent for a
physician and 1t was under his care for
week. At this time the child had
been sick for about ten days and was
having about twenty-five operations OF
the bowels every twelve hours, and
we We're convinced that unless it soon
obtained relief II would not live.
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy was recommended, and
] decided to try ii. ] soon noticed a
change for the better; by its continued
use a complete cure was brought about
and II Is now perfectly healthy.-C. l..
BOGGS. Stumptown, Gilmer Co., w.
Va. For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
4 Newark Note.

The following to the editor of the Ad-
vertiser is from Chas. w. Fisk. editor of
the Newark, y. j., Daily Advertiser:
Dear Sir:-Aloha. The Newark Daily
Advertiser tenders to the Pacific Com
mercial Advertiser" its heartiest thanks
for a copy of the issue of recording the
arrival at Honolulu of the American
troops bound to Manila.
The ably written account of the recep-
ton gave a glowing picture that left
nothing to be desired while its typo
graphical presentation in color was in
harmonious Consonance with the occa-
sion and the people of the nowery little
kingdom.
Half million people Of this goodly
State of New Jersey, were enabled to read
the story in our DAILY Advertiser.
am, yours very truly,
e. W. FISK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
DISEASES Of CHILDREN.
A PITlABLE CONDITION TO WHICH
DEATH Is PREFERABLE.
A Fearful Disease Which Is Destructive TO
=. Little Folks Generally Battles mediea
Treatment-A Remarkable Cure.

From the Evening Crescent, Apple
ton, Wis.
The story of a remarkable cure from
disease which has generally wrecked
the lives of children, and left them in
a condition to which death itself would
be preferred has attracted great
amount of attention among the resi-
dents of the west end OF Appleton,
Wisconsin.
The case is that of little Willard
Creech, son of Richard d. Creech. The
lad was attacked by spinal disease and
his parents had given up all nope OF
his ever being well again, when, as
by miracle, he was healed and IS now
in school, as happy as any OF MS
mates. MIR. Creech, the father OF the
boy, told the following story:
Our boy had just become old
enough to begin school when he be-
gan to act rather queer and finally we
called a doctor who said the trouble
was indigestion. The lad grew worse
however, and another doctor was sum
moned who pronounced the trouble
spinal disease and put the boy on a
stretcher. Other doctors were called
in and there was a consultation. They
all called II spinal disease and for a
year one of them gave the boy treat
ment.
He grew worse instead OF better
and was absolutely helpless. His low
er limbs were paralyzed, and when we
used electricity he could not feel 1t
below his lips. Finally we let the
doctor go as he did not seem to help
our son and we nearly gave up hope.
Finally my mother, who lives In can
ada, wrote advising the use of DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills and | bought some
though had no hope of success where
the doctors had utterly failed.
This was when our boy had been on
the stretcher an entire year, and help
less for nine months. In six weeks
after taking the pills we noted signs
of vitality in his legs, and in -four
months from the time We began the
use OF this medicine the boy was able
to go to school. We kept him at home
however fearing relapse IL he return
ed to school too early and for veal
we gave him the pills regularly.
1T Is two years since he took the
first of the pills, and he is now nine
years old. He is at school now ant
just as happy and well as any Of thu
other children. 1t was nothing else
in the world that saved the boy thar
DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
The blood Is the vital element in ouI
lives consequently 1t must be KEEP
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
Via Hawaii.
Cincinnati Times.)

cincinnati Times)
II the Spaniards had equipped Camara' :
fleet a month ago and sent 1t through the
Suez canal to the Philippines, the situa-
ton at Manila would have been critical.
1t would have emphasized, as nothing has
done before. the vital importance of the
Nicaragua canal. The arguments in favor
of this great enterprise are all more or
less familiar, but apart from the strength
the canal would add to the navy, there Is
the cold. hard. commercial fact that the
canal would bring New York nearer the
Pacific than II is now by any of the d.
rect transcontinental lines. The shortest
route at present from New York to the
Pacific Is over the Northern Pacific. a
distance OF 1927 miles, by the Nicaragua
canal the distance is 2,5l9 miles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09

cosT SOLE PSs Bottom ~ sp.se
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
General Insurance Co. for Sea, River and
Land Transport, Of Dresden.

Having established an agehcy at Homo.
lulu and the Hawaiian Islauds the under
signed general agents are suihufzed to take
risks against the dangers Of the sea at the
most reasonable rates aiij on the mos, favor
able terms. +. A. SCH AEfER x CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
h0mbuIQ Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

The undersigned having been appointed
agents Of the above company are prepared
to insure risks against fire on Stone and
Brick Buildings and on Merchandise stored
therein on the most favorable terms. For
particulars apply at the office of
r. A. sCHAEFER Il Co, Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
German Lloyd Marine Insur'Ce Co
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established Il general agency here, and the
undersigned, general agents, are author
lied to take risks agains; the dangers of tn
seas at the most reasonable rates ana on
the most favorable terms.
+. A. SCHAEtER n Co., Gen. Agts.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
&ritti Stcins SOB.

FRA Qpiter tribes ben 2oeu Dec:
Oct er life mango 9age, itoen 9umle
9riIti Stein befanot Jig / beoite BEL
oooenoe, ia at bun tentte paa at ienoe
ar6eioer til gsrsenSupitiaingen. Ren
nu fuar lea beretts, at bun er bob. Srn
bdpoe tnptil ben 24be Hopember Itoitz
lepen p4ret friTt iom i9opanltg; tun
bqpoe hun bupt liot pnot / ben enc JOB
be foIte 9age. Ntsu tiolig ON Wors
oenen n9pnts Dag begpnbte bun pluoz
Ielia at tlass pper, at bun ut onot for
"Sriuoen". "Rp lpt eg osp," idgoe
bun, pg iua bub bun 'aa biertelig til
Sub, at ban maatte frelfe henossSiGl.
Slio laa bun en- ire aparters Sio, %
iaa bsoe bun.
Sum bar osbt Sbe Nai 1873; benz
oes SebIelSbug itaar life / 8irte6os
gen.
Snotil bet iibite Gar leoebe bun bps
i'm 0atter, men bd benne bar futtig,
bduoe bun bet life soot. 9a fatteoe
9pfters Serrsositpre en- 9silutning,
fom gisr bets 9iertelas 9Gre: Giriti
Stein 'tal life lioe onot, og bun ital
belIer life paa Sattistusisn; bun Ital
u~nbsrboloes at Serebet, peo IGrItilt
9epilsning, % iaa III bun Soft ps
2oois bps en- uf be 6eoite 8aarbbrus
gere for fine eienoGrenoe 2epeoaes.
Sa MI begrapes bun paa Serebets
9stoitning, ben fsrite pau en- netop
inbpist airtseaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Marcus Sacob Wpnrao.

Ragnar Monrab, Weblem al
"Stanoinaoens" Reoattion, III ct tri't
9ubitab paa QarstS iibfte Dag. Der
inOIsb nsmlis Telegram fra Gbriitius
mia ON, at bans gdmle 6aoer osoe ben
31te December.
Wareus Sutob NOnruo bar feOt
ben lobe Sanudr 1916 og blep iaalss
be8 nGitsn 80 4ar gammel. Sun blep
STUDENT / 1884, tog / 1910 tbeologiit
gmbeoseramen meb llom9rtelie %
6lep n9ite 4dr unioerItets Stipens
bat / 5iloiofi. San tilbragte oerpdd
ct Bar 9lar / 9pItlano, bppr ban ituoes
reos GiIoiofsn S6eling, men iiGr
SegsI, bpis filpiofite Spitem ban oms
pluutebe pau norit Gruno. S 1915
blsp ban 2sttor og i 1854 prpfesior /
5iloiof peo Gbriftiania llniperiitet.
0enne 9oit betl9ots ban li9e til lin
Ssb.
Deb Sioen al fine 5prslGsninger
uofploeoe ban en- opermadoe frugtbdr
Observation-Disclosures. Sdn bar uogis
BET ct tort @ntul Bigger, bels pioenitds
beige % bells pupulGre 6remitiaingsr
al 5iliiofen, % bar unoer ut lan9e
Qip peltaset / 0istusiiOnen al 0dgsns
Spprgsmaal giennem utaaige artttler
/ Blade % Siostrifter. Sans bstpoes
liaite 4rbeioer er hans 5remitiatngsr
at Relioionsfloiofen pg g@Itbettten;
ben fioite ubtom / 1888. 6Iers al
hans 89rter er oOsriutte til andre
Sprog, bl. q. Sp't.
"8amle Mpnrdb" bar en- ungoomz
melia Ratur, liplig og udnostrtit lt9e
til bet foIte. 5an par en- IDEAL Sppe
pau en- STUDENT og fslte zig altto bent
me blanbt Stuoenterne. 9isie on,s
fatteoe BAN til 9isnsiGlb meo en- 'iels
ben Sengipenbeo o9 Ggtslis. Den
oanle bpiobaarebe Munb mso BET lpie
Sotrutes zanIigt bar t aurrGttsr en-
at be melt taratteriitiits StittsIisr I
Stueentsrlipet / 9orses SOOsoitao. -
"Stanoinapen."
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
TN mGrfclia Srpm.

6ra GiofiOro ~itriOss: 5reoua ben
26Se RoOember b. u. afgit Sobannes
9. SOeot Oeo 0soen / Giofioro / en-
GIosr at 48 aar. 6Or 50 Oar Toen
oremte ban, at Der tom en- Rano til
BAN og iages, at M bappe ban 81 &ar
igien at lsDe, bpiItsn 9rsm ban isIu
tog iOm ct pelmsnt BARREL. Sans
9eosbug iubtrai nsiugtig pau ben fprs
uoiaaos lib.
5pbunnss .. Spept pur en- al goos
osns met besaOeSe RGnb, ION uoen
Spil oil blips msget iapnsi. 5au bar
iauleoes inoebapt be fLsits at gp9osns
5iaiosbOerp. Tsre gur bar ban
oGr,t SDerformpnoer FAINT 5orliQels
isstommisiGr, StolsitDre sTormano,
Communicative ,Wsblsm Of 6errsosz
itnrsl'en m. m, bpiIts Spsrp ban in
esbaOee til I'm 9sb, uogtsi ban / pper
20 adr bar bdOt en- fDas Sslbr,b.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
SorfaITning al SpoemiSIa
% Weoieincr.

S en- 0tapport ira G9erbrussNegrI
tsmeutet Uplpies, at mango gtslu1
iOrialiter fit Smsr peo en- gmuIiju 4
Scmulosirs. 9enne GmuIiiuu ED
Slanoin9, 9ipr at mat iaar nOSst ND
Smer al ct pif Suanium Gteli, d
bet tor Ell Sasmano til at VpOuss 6@I
%ialitninssn.
Get er fnntenos bra for Sinost, 4
u life peO, nudr % buorleosS bore II
ocmioler sr iOrfalifst.
Sunbbebsraabst for Staten glusi1
tuietts bar ieuot uo en- &appprt, ID
uiier, at Wteoicinsrue er iorfalitsl gSsi
so 9rocent, % at 44S4 MelteprrTHI
iom blep srumiueret, par ioriulitsi y
Brocsnt. vi 5soemitler par BET i'i1
Slioenolis, Smuli, Sounins, NOIa't
les, Mupls,S irup Os Suifer, arpSSi
rier, sGooite, Safe, Cocoa % Crea1|
of Tartar, Der par iorialffet. TRit1
al iprialifeoe Meoieiner er iaa Ian1
% Nuuneue iaa iremmeoe for ben II
minbelise 29ier, at bet tibet upttt' 4
napne benz. GIT Ilfpbpl, Cpll1i
8biiip, iamt buioe % robe Sine 4fH1
til be Mebiciner, Der iuGrt aImln0ssa
i0rialites, ber fauife n9pues. NTT'1
ale "2ouics" % "Sitters" ifal rH1
iorialifet / ben @rao, at be Oite er az
lise at benplte. Sor aolotuan0s0F'1
tere bar mon "2smperdncc'GrItE
bpis IlfobolitDrie uarlerer meIlen' la1
og 41,6 Irpcent. Gu ~5pIebunO" tan'1
0oot brittle fla COB % slao pna lIs1
Eager, iaa bet er pel gtapnet, ION I
iOriuIifet, buao bisie 0ritfe nn9ai'j
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Inoree % bans Seller

mebiBrte Irouiout for 5 6 Iacn
Der, os oa be tiaige bar iorivreSs md
uom9rteoe Suaben Os ct fort furres
al Ammunition, fan be 10 Ugiau isr
Nauien % Subanien leue al, buas !
fan neplasse Of Silbt, iaairemt S,,
itesne neo iaapas loust epO, ct }.
finceS bsnIlass.
On Solis fan be let faa bg8ast i
al Sne % So paa gitimumansr, q
bpts bet bar lpfieoes benz OF BEN,
gaQonen. pil be al osrs 9si tuuns IN
ct ubmsrfst Telt.
"a ale 3 Weolemmer er itrrt ,
tierueiunpe Mane, antassr man, .
man inseniombeit @runo bar til ,
irpste for berss efiabue, ianir'mts
bar Tunnel itise reo mso SaQCn
COB Sebolb.
9esparre tyr bet pel imiblertiS rar
bpilt unfit, ON tisie bumorifi9e Sa
loumano b%sfiuoer fig ii COB Sshon'
&imelisuis er oeres Sasa ~iurlarsi
uoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Tranflins GRAY.

ct 9bilubelpbiasg lao fort90er, at
Benjamin 5rantlins 8raO er i en-
pberit Toriemt Soriatnins; intet Or
oentligt @rupm9le er reiit berpper,
9ldoIen nGrmsit omtring er uItisttet.
o. felipe Grapen er iaa forfalosn og
f~attigslig, at iugen 5remmeo tunoe
fdIoe pod al tro, at en- al 4meritas
Gtorm9no hoiler Der. glt, ION be-
teaner Stsbet Tom en- 6rup, er en- Ii
ben summeIodgs MarmcrIten, Tom
blep unbrast Der for ct a~urbunorsos
iibsn. gu err ben falmet os taret al
Sibens Sdno.
Sioen 5ruRtlin blsp iorof9itet Der
sr abiolut intet siort TOR at boloe Ora
ben ON tun npserlunoe / ~oroentlig
Stanb. Site eugung Srsnip9r fiuz
css runbt ben. @lt siper Snotrpt az
at pGrs forIsmt pg - forslemt. 9ras
psrsn flyer. at 5rGnilins Gftertoms
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

mere intel pifbe sisre for at pleis og
itistte ON 9raoen, % beaer itte oiloe
be tiqdbe nogen dnoen at glsre 1ioget.
R9iten bpsr9ag mootagsr ban psngss
tiIbub fra gsfsgsnbe, pdd hoem BET
~forlorne lloieenbe al 5rantlins Spis
Isiteb bar 9iort ct pinligt Snbtrpt, o9
Ipm snitsr at biordse 1T til, at 8rapsn
fan blips %iitanbidt ps pleiet. lien
ban mad ipars benz aIlefammen, at
ban bar faoet Srors til intet at gjsre
/ ben Retnins. "Jrantlin bar en-
iimpsI Manb, Og iaa mac psiaa bans
Grap bare iimpel." Scr fort lib Il
ben lob ban bog puu egerl g%eto'tnins
ben nGitsn borttGreoe Snitriptton pdd
Wormoritenen inbrioie puanp. "
lers piIbe man life engang tunne lG'e
bet bersmte Haon, og ingerN6remmeoe
pilbe mere bare pipit, bpem iom lad
begrapet Der.
!9pem er anIparlig for bsnne 3ins
genes Silitano? ipsrgsr gldost pts
bere.
Sette be 'nulepenoe Gftertpmmere AZ
Trontlin. Mnfparet 6oilsr bos bet
o~meritunfte 5olt, 6psm Wunoen og
bans Minoe til6grsr. De buroe for
Sremtiben paaie, at life bette 8raps
iteb piites uo og guar / @lemme, ION
bet er paa eob 9ei iii.
Ser Srunflin beoe, anitaHeDe ban
ielo i'm 9rupiten og ~iuitruereoe en-
Gtenbueger at lit 9etienottdb inbtil
be minoIte 9etalier, ON bbprban aft
ftulbe bare. Gnbog SnItriptiOnen,
Tom itulbe inbbusses, beitemte ban
Ielp. Den 'tuloe bore Zig:
9sniamin % Deborah 5rantlin
1890
San en'tebe nemlig at blipe begraz
bet peb Giben af i'm Suitru, Der bar
bsb nogle Qar / 5prpeien.
Oft bette blep uofert efter 4fosoes
Gnffe. arbeiost msb 8raoen og Ste
men blsp betdlt for al 6rantIins efters
labte 5ormue, pg fpm iugt: belt fra
Srantlins SorofeItelie inotil / Dag
er bans Spileiteb life blepen rsrt pso.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
6n sammcl SsturabsS Berger panbrrt

pOTl.
Cirrus Mcaap uisit ueo 9sben ON
Iitereu ben 27oe December.
San bar loot i @aterioro, erie Co.,
8enniplunuia, ben zoe au9uit 1926 %
oar Der inottl 1916, Da ban Tom til
Columbus / famine Stat. 4Qerebe i
1916 inotrnabte ban i 9G9teitab mco
Ntiis 9iuia Ann 4urter, iOm Uucyleuer
ham tilligemeo 6 Born.
s 1858 tum ban iii Secorab, 6uur
ban iorit breu Ell Sneoters 5prretnina.
N'Oooe bar en- opsti9 Og bru9bar Mano
paa mango Smraaoer, oeripr bar mauae
al bans aar uGret pptagne meo piienis
lige 8jeremaal, iaaleoes {. Gr. ION
S%reaiurer Asiitent / 1865 % ioui
Treuiurer SrowueQs 0eputp / u Gar.
ia Sri9en uobrBo par Scr. Mcaar
en- al be iorita, iOm lob Jig bperpe inc
Capt. @taetts 9Ompnup, bet 3oie Soma
SnIantrp. San tisnte Dog life Longer
emo Ell aar ira Sum 1861 til Sum 1862,
Oa ban 1T I'm Niitso paa @ruuo af i'm
Selbreo.
3 Wtai iorri9e Gar ieireoe ban lit
Sulobrpaup, San bauoe / iIere Glar
hot al Sjerteip9oUm ca andre 6urItur.
refer / Orsauismeu, Oe Del par Dropsy
of the Heart, iOm enote bans 9ip.
Ntr. Mcaap a en- Ntano, Der peo
ut ptnoeuoe 8eien, bauOe punoet ia
m~arsiulOise Ssnnsr.