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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
The Signs of Kidney
Disease.

When we hear of burglary in our
we always take the mos
careful precaution to fasten and lock
up our premises. When we read a
danger sign, we heed its warning.
None but the reckless rush into dang
erous places unless compelled by ne
cessity, and still thousands upon thou
sands receive note of warning daily,
a danger signal of deep import, and do
not give it a passing thought.
A little backaChe, a twinge, twltch,
or pains in the back, are not very hard
to bear at first, but they're a warning
a danger signal of what's coming. Most
baCkache pains are due to kidney dis
orders: pass them by unnoticed, and
the kidneys become more troubled. In
time urinary complaints, Brights dis
ease, and death result. BE ever watch
full of backache. A few doses OF
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills taken at
the proper time will save future
trouble. perhaps life itself.
Mr.. James McElhaney, contractor, OF
Ii Hillside avenue. Franklin. Pa, says:
Il used Doan's Backache Kidney Pills
in the summer of 1896, was interviewed
by representative and allowed my
opinion to be expressed in the Frank
lin newspapers. At that time they re-
lieyed me Of backache and lameness
and corrected the kidney secretons. In
March, 1897, | sprained my back badly
and lameness just in one spot was
painfully evident. ] procured Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills second time
and from my experience and the re.
suits received. can conscientiously
recommend them to the people o,
Franklin or anywhere else as a prepa.
ration most valuable for any kidney
trouble"
These pills may be had OF dealers
generally, or will be mailed on receipt
of price by the Hollister Drug Co, Ltd.
Honolulu Price, SOC per box, boxes
for So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18

iresidsn Au uuIn B' IH.Htss I..
t#H NEH.H kHH#U H Hf.as
fsHf and Mr. cleveland H#s place
H .lH N#H. HHusH VIVA HHHH O
F lIa. H.a audience vac never Ht.
trl. bui shortly Afterwards President
Cleveland W..H'I.v .BH annexation
1911 from tHo rFn liberation % the sen.
ate Tho Subsequent history ~ VA.
wall ls too recent sui familiar To need
.fTrap.tuIat.Uu. ru, United States uI-
tlmatoly resolved upon policy 90 nom
Intervention. a Republic vas cs,ab-
lishcd, and Queen LilluJSalan. formal.
Ily abdlcatcd and promised allegiance
90 the new government She wac
however. sentenced % five years i'm
'prisonmcnt and to a fine Of five thou
sand dollars. bu, was shortly after
wards released In 1897. however a
Treaty OF Annexation to the United
States was signed.
The deceased Princess was a Highly
accomplished young lady, endowed
with a very considerable share OF the
physical beauty OF her race Through
the many dIsappointments which she
suffered sne bore herself with quiet
dignity which had more than touch
OF the queenly in it. Certainly, no
royal lady with generations of Euro
pean blood behind her ever had more
charming manners, or more agree
able and winning disposition. Since
the completion OF her education she
had lived partly in England and partly
in the Riviera. and had spent some
considerable portion Of her time in
travel Eventually she returned 10 her
native land, where she spent quiet
and unostentatious life, holding her
self entirely aloof from the troubled
politics of the islands. The news OF
her death will be received with I'M
feigned regret by the many friends
she made during her prolonged resi-
nee in England
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
Food Inspectorshir.

The post of Food Inspector, made
vacant by the resignation of Arthur
tombstone, has been offered to L. c.
Shorey, chemist for the Kohala Sugar
Company, Mr.. Shorey was an appli-
cant for the Office at the time it was
created, but may not care to take the
now. He Is said to be a
most capable man in every way, having
the endorsement OF such judges as DR..
Walter Maxwell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
NOVEL GATHERING
Uncle Sans AnngNatiCn
Party" the Latest
fIiss ana Lsui,fns Afc me Decorations The
Costumes Are sifikinG- Al the new
P,ssasiOns TrCsc

United States flags the naval Jack
with its starry burden, and plenty OF
lanterns are the chief decorations for
the new social entertainment known
as Uncle Sans Annexation Party
says the Philadelphia Record. The
Invitations are sent out as usual, out
the hostess must bestir herself In get
ting up sundry parties to appear IN
uniform costumes. Eight Is a good
number to choose, but fewer can he
used. The chief "octaves' or Quartets
must represent Cubans, Ftlipinos, lla-
waiians or Puerto Ricans. The cos
tunes are striking. There should be
eight OF each set, 50 that the Quadrille
or other square dances may be proper
ly differentiated; but II only four of
kind are chosen. then they should
all be girls and only dance with men
in plain evening dress for the costume
dances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
THE BEST REMEDY FOR collie
AND DIARRHOEA.

was reading an advertisement OF
ChamberlaIn's Cole, Cholera and D!ar-
rhOea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise recently, which leads me 10 write
this. | can trulhfully say | never used
any remedy equal TO Il for collie and
dlarrhOea, ! have never had to use
more than one or two doses 10 cure the
worst case with myself or children
w, \, Stroud, POo0moke City, Md. For
sale by Benson Smith g. Co, Ltd,
Wholesale Agents for II l., and all
Druggists and Dealers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
FILIPINO BELLIES.

The Filipino girls wear white flow
ing robes, with red sashes, red ribbons
and flower ornaments. Each wears
a large red flower in the couture. This
gives an Oriental effect.
OUR HAWAIIAN SISTERS.
The Hawaiian lasses wear flowing
robes Of soft colored cheese clotn
Four of these wear pink and -four
wear violet. These Hawaiian dresses
have loose, flowing sleeves. The CO.
ffure is profusely decorated with
wreaths of flowers, and the tresses
must stray loose over the shoulders
The foliage Of the cocoanut palm could
be properly used in decorating the
costume.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
ANN y ALTON BLOCK.
Another Large Building f,.' Ur-
per Fort.

The lot at corner of Kuhui and Fort
streets is being cleared preparatory to
the erection of new building. \
stock company consisting of four
Chinese, with w. Ahana, the tailor,
az the head, has been formed and will
construct the building. The first floor
will be taken up with stores, and the
second floor will be divided into sleep
ing apartments. The promoters have
been puzzling over a name, but have
finally selected Annexation Block. "
The building will cost about $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Go

The undersigned having been appointed
agents ~ the above Comrnny are prepared
70 insure RISKS against I've on stone and
n'i'k Buildings and on Merchandise stored
,hettln on The most iavnlahlr triuis. Fer
particulars apply ut the office of
j. A. SCHAEFER a Co., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
OUR HAWAIIAN SISTERS.
costume.
OUR CUBAN AND PUERTO RIQUE
NO SISTERS.

The coQuettish Spanish dress, mOdi-
fed in certain details, is used by the
Cuban and Puerto Rican girls. \
recollection Of Carmen" will help you
out. a short dancing skirt, very fun,
close fitting bodice, a bolero jacket, tn,
.high-heeled slippers, high comb an.
rose behind the ear are characteristics
features. The. ladies do not wCaI
mantillas, as they are apt to be unbe-
coming to ell but elderly Americans.
The girls have left their daggers be-
hind. They have no use for them a,
Uncle Sans Annexation Party" The
Spanish fan must not be forgotten,
and the girls must be drilled to use
IL in the dance.
WESTERN COW GIRL BRIGADE.
An immensely popular feature o.
the Annexation Party Is the brigade OF
Western COW girls, who enter with II
ringing whoop and rlsh simultaneous
ly. Athletic, tailor-made girls are in
demand for this brigade. The costume
consists OF a bicycle skirt, a red shirt,
duckskin leggings and a blue necker-
chief dotted with white. A military
hat Is worn with an eagle feather
thrust in the left side. Each COW girl
carries r!he or what looks like one.
No flowers should be worn by this hr.-
gadc. The brigade gives a drill in
stead Of dance.
The native Of Guam can 80 in suI;a-
! bic costume fearless Of criticism, for
few Of he company will know enough
Of an;Arop),ogy to confidently pred TT
the fashions % the Islands.
Wake Island, Of which the gunbOat
Bennington has just taken possession
in the name OF the United States, can
be represented by a young girl dressed
in white, with a profuslOn of coral
ornaments, for wake" l. an atoll Of
coral formation.
UNCLE SAM AS HOST
an -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18

lNFANrLE LONELINESS OF the skim scap and hair assured
by the of CUTcuRA SOAR the effective skin purifying
and identifying soap the world well purcst and sweetest
for toilet BATH and nursery.
To preserve. purify and bcauti the skim scalp and hair ofn
nts Children and them condition of health when
affected by distressing itching irratons and scay eupons,
other is pure safe speedy warm baths with
CurCuRA SoAP assisted when necessary by gentle anontngs
with CUrICURA purcs and Of cocn and skin
For bad compcxions pmples blochcs rcd rough hands
shapccss nails red rough oily notify skin dry thin, and
falling hair itching and scay eupons of the skin and scalp
and simple baby bemishes, it is simply wonderful
us
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18
German Lloyd Marine Insur'ce Co
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established general agency here, and the
undersigned, general agents. are author.
'Hcd To *" risks agains; the dangers of the
seas AT the most reasonable rates ana Df,
the most favorable terms.
J.. A. sCHAktEk ~ Co, Gen. Agis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-18

The WaIalua Sugar CO. and the Wu-
mca Sugar Co, have given contra g. %
the Hisdon Iron WORKS for pumping
engines OF 100000 gallons caplrl.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
Tenth Avenue

Tenth Avenue.
The approximate amount Of the Hens or charges 70
SATISFY which the described property is % be sold
IS on the plaintiffs undivided onehaf Three thousand
dollars (s3 0OO) the defendants undivided one-haf
Twelve hundred and MY dollars 81 300 with Interest
from the lst day Of January 1896 and TWO thousand
collars 80 OO) with interest from the lst day Of May
iSO5 tcrether with the expenses 81 the sale and the
costs and allowances amounting -Four hundred dollars
(S4OOD. ,ooo
Dated New York March Isl. 1929
THOMAS +. DONNELLY. Referee
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HELP WANTED.

PROFIT ABLE WORK offered agents in
every town 10 secure subscriptions 20
the Ladies' Home Journal and The Sat
ufday Evening Post. Good pay for good
work. We want agents to work thorough
~ and with business system 10 cover
each section with our illustrated ll:;ie
booklets and other advertising matter.
How well soue Of our agents have sue
ceeded Is told In a little booklet we would
Ike TO send you-portrals OF some OF our
best agents. with the story OF now they
made II pay. THE CURTIS PUBLISH
ING co. Philadelphia Penn.
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Gnr.nn RcsnrIs

-|0I|(r~'-'0|(lo
W0[RG0NDA DOT SPRINGS
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
$500 feet elevation the
CHESAPEAKE AMI OHIO RAILWAY.
Extension 10 the
NEW homestead
Containing hundred additional suites OF rooms. with
private baths ready for the early spring season.
Hotel and bathh0use under roof Most curative
baths known for rheumatism and nervous troubles
Every bath from flowing springs natural hot water
GOLF LINKS AND WELI-kEPT GREENS.
Fine livery and magnificent mountain surroundings
Pullman compartment car New York to Hot Springs.
without change. Daily except Sunday. Books Fred
Schohe.d's Metropolitan Building Madison Square. Ex
tickets AMI Pullman reservations at Chesapeake
and Ohio Offices 362 and 1923 Broadway. and Offices
Penn K. z.
Celebrated Healing Springs water sale by II. A.
Cassebeer. 72d st. and Coumbu Ave.
FRED STFRRY. Manager.
Hot SPRING. Bath Co.. Va
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fnrrrln5nIr GnIcs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ or NEW yORK-Warren 6 Burt Plaintiff against


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
or NEW YORK.-Warren 8. Burt. Plaintiff. against
Louis Kendall al Defendants.
pursuance judgment OF Partition
and Sale duly entered IN the above entitled sc-
ton. bearing day % November TBS J.
the undersigned Referee said judgment named VIII
sell Public Auction the Exchange sales Rooms row
located No. III Broadway. IN the Borough or Mar
haitian. city q New York the 27th day Of March
1899 at - o'clock that day, by william Ken
nelly AUctoneer premises directed by said judgment
10 be sold, and therein described as follows , 80.
All that certain lot piece or parcel or land with ne
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being IN me
City. County and state OF New York bounded and de
scribed follows. 70 wit;
BEGINNING at point formed by the intersection II
the Souhey line side Of 33rd Street with the West
ery line SIDE Of Tenth Avenue running thence West
ery along the SOuhery side OF BIRD street fry
90 feet Seven % inches running thence southeIy on
line parallel. with Tenth Avenue Nlneteen
90 seven and one-ouarter 40 inches running
thence Eastery and on line parallel with 1910 street
partly through the Of patty wall fttyfolr
(54 feet and onehalf 9iz inches 70 the westerly
side Of and thence Norherly along tho
Westerly side OF Tenth Avenue Nineteen u9 feet seven
oneQuarter az inches. the place Of beginning
the premises now known as 10 All Tenth Avenue
Dated: New York March 1st. 1892.
THOMAS T. DONNELLY. Referee
WARREN s. BURT Attorney for Plaintiff ~ Nassau
street Borough y Manhattan New York city
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CALIFORNIA.

rur pALMY ATMOSPHERE so NEEDFUL FOR
Nv r,-vAIIDs IT is THE JOY OF LIVING IN
THESE REGIONS WHICH BRINGS THE ROSES bACk
rro TUE CHEEKS The luxurious Tsunset Limited
COMPRISING everything that is 10 date and modern In
the Railroad World semi-weekly Special
through trains consisting Of sleeping and dining cars
leave New York every Saturday and TUESDAY ""'t
a,re,,lv with The Sunset Limited New orleans fot
fun information free illustrated pamphlets nAps sld
f,rnefahles also lowest sleeping tiches hha
baggaee checked apply Southern Faclhc 20, ~
broadway or No. 1 Battery Place CIV Arlington b-nd'hs
New York City
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School Ancnrles

o.ooOOO~N0NNNoNNONONNN ONrDNNNNNNNNNNNrNNN
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professor Ttacser~. Tutors Governesses.
&C. 10 COLLEGE, schools ara Families. Apply
Ne. IS. ]. NOI-NG -ErLION. g linton SQUARE.
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s<~~~-~S-~4~-r
ADVERTISER wants philanthropic lady
10 defray expenses 20 get a patent which
will return large profits and be Of beneht
70 humanity. For particulars address c.
2. s.. Tribune ONCE.
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.ADDERs AND FLAG POLES.

~~~~rr - -~>~-~~>~-s~>>~-
LADDERS IN any guam
tlty. 40 World Build ng.
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rINHB ossINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
1 Sing sIng-on-the- Hudson Hiss L. C. FULLER
Principal. 3lst year
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CARPET CLEANING.


CARPETS cleaned by steam. ~ hand %
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. $50 Broadway 42i Fast 4Sth A..
COZ = nPANDr Tel f32-ss'h
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financial Mccilnqs.
THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COM
PhNY.
Chicago H. March g. 1899.
Annual Meeting.
rT,1E STOCKHOL DERS Of the Joliet and Chi

cago Railroad Company are hereby notified that tho
annual meeting Of said Company for the election Of
Directors and transaction Of such other business
be presented will be held az the Companys office
Chicago Illinois. Monday the Sd day OF April
10 o. clock \. NJ.
transfer books will be closed close OF
hours the 10th inst and reopened the 9th day OF
April next. II. T. r. WOOD
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iuiuter Resort 0nioc.


THE KEY TO HEALTH AND RENEWED STRENGTH
LIS A TRIP VIA THE LUXURIOUS
"SUNSET LIMITED"
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

iiTH-ST.. 2s EAST. Block (westward)
from Broadway. good neghborhoOd. de-
lighuul second floor. sunny room; hounti-
ful table. references
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,fI.,,nn & CIearfieId Coal and Iron co.

lar Mtgc. Tor Veht. WoIu bV"UN'
sINKING-FUND NOTICE
- --,. he -aceivet No 70 9 F. ". wednes-
az o9s 1850 hy the Guaranty Trust ON any OF
-i a. & cedar street. New York CITY, LOT We sale
VI iva --,st.4 q. a price not 20 exceed 100 ana
S.s-ss, ~ sufficient Isl MtEe. per cent oonas
-. -. rorsnanv 20 invest the sum o. Iwenty-elsht
q - -uss~-,-,7u~ Dollars and e.gh'y-three GEMS
us-ss Proposals should be i. sealed envelopes tcS
- Guaranty Trust COMPANY OF New YORK ana
-as. ~isssrs0r A C.earleld Coal Iron GO. sinking
ct1s~ GEO Il CLCNE. Treasurer.
's.ls-,- Y. February lota lN"s
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HISINESs CHANCES.

Whilst, A. WEST. --Des.raDie hall roomS
with board. parior dil.ng-rOom. refer
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.,,rTs on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRI.

DRs' rpAycF. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
IAN sorD COLLECTIONS MADE.
ANp w.. T1 FRS LETTERS or CREDIT AVAIL
5sA, ~ ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
Asi.ss,rrcr,I LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

TEfNBfRSfi >-6f5llff1ESSccffffVE 6CREIC' s.
Nassau-st-Ciyll and criminal. strictly
confidential. % years police experience
Police Dena r'n1ent. city.
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For Young Ladles-Country.

? AsE1L SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUBURNpALE MASS.
~, vou- walking and sitting much erect: IN
vour general health your
meeting people in lnnumerabe I could the
benent YOU are receiving your training and
Citations at Lasen. All this you must kno" IS very
gratifying me"
This is what father his daughter after her
return 10 school from Christmas vacation at home
/ is unsolicited Lasells success in some
important lines.
places are now being taken for year beginning
September 1899.
Catalogue
Principal
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DRESS ANDACCoRDING PLEAT-

ACCORDION and eide pleating. buttons
covered while you wait. pinkng; French
nuting. feathers and boas culled. BUR-
signs.
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.rrn G oAKMAN. rresident.

Nsar,v 1STI.IN, JR.. Vice-President
lpS~~r n TvRNBULL. % Vice-President.
6tv.,ry MURRAY. Treas and Sec.
.SrIsoN BOgLAND. Asst. Treas. and Sec.
IN GACLT. Manager Foreign Dept.
~ ,.rnr-fsvnnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
financial.
'GuarantyTrustCo.
of New York.

AcIs % .xn INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
FlRNs. 81 I'M ADMINISTRATORS TAKES
E ssur CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
soNss.prsT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
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Bankers,
BANK OF ENGLAND.
crYpESDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND, Limited.
PARIS BANK. LIMITED.
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HoU sEwORKER.-By nes, coioref sirl;
city or country state wages MASON.
3lO West }0th-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER or WA by Responsible
young man newly arrived from Japan.
In private family. can spenk good English
T. H~v g. T-'hune OHr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
THE SHAMROCK TRIUMPHANT.
ST. PATRICK's DAY IN THE MORNING"
THE FAvORITE TOAST

ST. PATRICK's DAY IN THE MORNING"
THE FAvoRITE TOAST.
The wicklow ,Hns ar. very high. and SOS the
But there's hill much higher sti-aye, higher
Twas ' on tho top Of his high hin St Patrick
That dhrove the frogs into the bogs and bothered
al the varmint
The shamrock real or artificial will show YER
nally vivid IN the buttonhoe hatband Of FIVE
out Of every ten men one meets to-day. and an
enerald-e green nece will he At each Irish lasse's
throat and bit OF the same ribbon will nestle in
her hat.
II is impossible 70 say when the nth day OF
March in each year was first set apart in honor 81
Trelands patron saint but whatever may have
started IT, there can be doubt that # IS me
great national holiday in the Emerald Isle while
in all the large cities Of Ameri'a Il IS also the one
day OF the year. according to Irish calends.
In New-York business is practically suspended
by the Celtic element. there Is always parade
through the streets and the day closes with indi-
vdual and collective poteens drunk TO the GLORY
Of God and Ireland"
In Ireland the celebration OF the day universal.
although informal The shamrock is by
every one IN commemoration Of tho fact that when
St Patrick was preaching the doctrine Of the
Trinity he made OF the trefoi emblematic
OF the great mystery. In each household plate
ful Of the herb is placed upon the breakfast table
or the master ana mistress, VINO FORTHWITH
proceed to drown the shamrock" IN generous
draughts Of mountain dew. and then send the
mainder Of the bottle down into the kitchen for
the servants
In Dublin the nofables conclude the festivities of
the day by attending great ball I'm S.. Patricks
Hall. Dublin Castle. None can be admitted 90 Ibis
great function save those who have been presented
at the Niccroys draWing-rOcm, and each one IL
expected 10 appear I'm court dress full Uniform
In the smaller hamiets business IS combined with
pleasure. and the 17th OF March D. Fair Day
well Thther nock the peasants from all the
country around bringing their contingcnts Of pigs.
cows ducks brakes and whot-not High mass IS
celebrated IN The churches the young people dance
eoyly about the village pump. little girls appear
with crosses o. gated ribbons sewed upon
their sleeves. while the scnoolbovs. given half
holiday the Gay before. shine Respondent IN paper
crosses painted with homemade cOlOrs-the yOlk Of
the blood o: "a bird
Many are the legends connected with the good
S0in:. tho most uouu'ar being that which credits
him with driving all tho snakes and similar vermn
out % ireland
But the beat % drums Is heard beneath the win
dow; The Irish ladies are all out In holiday attire.
their blue eyes sparkling with the fervent
rp!rit Of patriotism that animatcs "a OF the
'oud sod " the world over for
Tho land Of his birth is his proudest boast
And he'll give you whack FOR q warning
II YOU fail 20 respond to his favorto toast:
st Patrick's Day ia tho Morning"