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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-14
W0MAN'S EXCHANGE
liz HOTEL STREET,

KAPPA, CALABASHES. LEIS, Ma
TIVE HATS. HULA SKIRTS. NIIHAU
MATS. FANS. SHELLS, SEEDS, Etc,
HOMEMADE POI, constantly on hand.
Telephone 769.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-14

Headquarters for ALL the
Sports and Race Horse Men.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
CHAPTER Xl.


From the moment they discovered
the identity OF the two strangers all
hostility was at an end. They be-
longed 10 the ranks of the liberia
tors" Besides, they loved their young
mistress as much as they feared in
Edward the stern master The last
few months during which he had had
the reins OF government, had shown
the whole household what was to be
expected from the new master. Now
he had myster!ously vanished. Per-
haps he might even be dead. But moi
hand stirred TO seek or aid him.
Besides. practical John. who never
lost sight of any possibility. had tax
en- care TO prevent danger from the
few white men who were acting as
Overseers in the fields. He had sum-
moned the whole establishment. and
briefly stated that the Union army was
marching in that direction; that one
regiment would arrive that evening
and hold every human being IN
Springfield to a strict account. IL
hair of his head or Lieutenant RO-
lands was harmed. The cOmDosure
with which he related this fairy tale
made Il strong impression, and the
Iapidity of all these incidents Devil
Cercd them. No one ventured 10 raise
IN objection VIXEN Maxwell ordered
the fastest horses to be harnessed and
the carriage brought round; but al
fastened to obey, while the doctor
proceeded To exchange the courtesies
already mentioned with his esteemed
friend, Mr. Thompson.
Florence was sitting On sofa with
William standing beside her-both in
the greatest agitation and excitement
when the gentlemen entered. Doc
TOR Maxwell, huwover, was calmnesS
itself. when he made the necessary in
Productions.
Lieutenant Roland-the bridegroom
-you already know the bride. Miss
Harrison. William, | have the pleas
IRE of presenting to you the justice
of the peace. Mr.. Thompson, who. with
The utmost readiness 10 oblige. in
stantly consented to gratify your
wish.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
The lisr of "A Lemon.

There are great many people In
this world who fancy that when lemon
ade and lemon extract and lemon drop,
are catalogued, there isn't very much
Left for this familiar fruit. But whea
these uses are met the value OF the
lemon are scarcely comprehendcd. As
a remedy for cold few things are
better for a cold than lemon Juice and
sugar. Very few Of these disease germs
ti.at cause us the most annoyance are
able to survive contact with the juice
% Inc lemon. IL. after coming in from
o dusty street. or after mingling with
the unwashed and unkempt crowds IN
whith we sometimes find ourselves.
we would cut off slice OF lemon, rub
the face with 1t, and rinse the mouth
ind throat with the clear juice many
diseases that now afflict us would be
kept at proper distance. After hay-
ing the hands in hot water, or after
using many malordorous substances.
a thorough rubbing with lemon will re-
store the delicacy of the skin, and re-
move any Objectionable smell. The
finger nails are greatly improved by
applications of lemon juice. Pimples
and blackheads may be removed or
kept away by the same means. An oc-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

A bright compile Xion viii go great
way toward 6eautliyinS plain lace.
To secure il a perfect circulation OF the
blood is absolutely necessary, and to
retain il a meat diet should be avoided.
The roses must he painted in the
checks. lips and chin by nature. Album
dan: exercise and an outdoor life are
Invaluable. Animal food is not con-
duci.e 10 4 fine color Meat once
day should be the limit. Meat broths.
soup extracts and jell.eS are, on the
other hand. very wholesome. Fegeta-
bles should form the diet, and as they
are numerous no difficulty will be
found in getting 4 change. Lettuce.
one OF ,hs most valuable greens, con-
tains sufficient amount OF opium to
.ITeshen the complexion by absorbing
the impurities OF the blood hat other
wise would appear on the face in the
form OF D np!ss and eruptions. The
soups or the king" prepared for the
dyspeptic Charles VI, are still favored
by beauties in all countries. In this
age thy are known as cream soups"
All are white. or Of delicate tint and
free from greasy or oily substances.
the stock being extracts Of some strong
soup Asparagus. beans. celery. caull-
flower. tomato. cucumber. chickweed.
crab and lobster are some OF the NJ
teenth century soups that are consid-
cred favorable TO beauty color. Soft
boiled eggs are among the best arts-
cles OF food. and those hard boiled are
among the worst. Candy. conserves.
croquettes. doughnuts. cruilers. patties
and pastry are bad for the complexion.
and 80 are ali dishes that are cooked
IN butter or lard. Fried oysters are
most injurious because indlgesttbie.
Brown beverages are said 10 make the
skin dark. and the assertion does not
seem improbable for just as soon as
children and schoolgirls exchange their
milk mugs for wineglasses and coffee
eaps they begin 20 lose their peach
blossom beauty. German ladies drink
white wine and white beer, and the
French beauties dilute their red wine
for the preservation OF their fine com
piexions Thee Is no danger OF drink
ing too much cocoa. chocolate or cot
fee. half milk Sweet milk, sour milk.
and bdttermik are real beaIt!tiers.
There is nothing better than lemonade
the time. provided II is not iced.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

Pretty women 90 not generally real
re what an attraction there Is N
change \ dress that IS becoming IS
worn again and again. and therefore
loses its charm. whereas II ii were con-
trasted with different style 1t would
keep its effect much longer. 1t IS even
a mistake 10 do ones hair always in
the same way. A famous novelist In
one of her books makes his heroine
when al tho zenith OF her social sue
cess and happiness change the fashion
OF dressing her hair almost daily-not
out Of vanity, but by the instinct OF
cOQuetry lie knew that thereby she
rendered herself more attractive.
Even a pretty room looks better il
the furniture is not always placed In
the same position, and the ornaments
are occasionally rearrangcd. Our eyes
are lik, our palate in desiring change
and variety. The most beautiful woman
or the most delicious food becomes
monotonous il always the same.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
To ISrAniifH the Hand.

To increase tie strength, symmetry
and incidentally the beauty OF the
hand, devote ten minutes before you
go TO bed 10 muscle bending and
stretching. Extend both arms at right
angles to the body, the backs of the
hands turned upward. In this position
the hand Is TO be bent upward. down
ward and sideways. With fingers first
together and then extended ard with
out moving the arm, bend the hands
upward from the wrist as far as posi-
bfe, then back 10 the original position,
then downward as far as possible. For
the sideways movement, bend alter
rately toward the thumb side and the
liale finger side. Continue this swing
ings Of the hands upward, downward
and sideways for some minutes. Hand
rotation next follows. In this the arms
are held as for the bending and stretch
ing exercises. With even and constant
movement the hand performs all the
previous motions. that Is, from the
bending position upward into the bend
iEg position sideways. downward. side
ways liz the opposite direction. anu SO
en-. first the fingers are held together
and then extended. Finger bending
and stretching comes next. With arms
extended the fingers are slowly but
vigorously bent enough 10 form a fist.
and are then again opened forcibly.
For finger spreading, hold the tips OF
TIE fingers apart. with arms extended
as before. and perfectly straight. After
the spread the fingers are brought to-
gether again, or are tightly clenched.
this latter action increasing the eject
OF the exercise. Both the muscles o.
the hand and of the forearm are ex-
ercised by these movements. and after
due time IL there Is not noticeable
gain in supp!eness OF wrist. contour of
arm and shapeliness of the hand. there
Is only one reason for it-you are look
ing for results a little too soon.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

\ little boraX pat In water In which
scarlet napkins and ed border Ell tow
els are IL bs Washed w.ia prevent Them
from laGing.
II is not So much What is thought
anG said that matters. but when. where
and TO whom II Is uttered Striking a
light over a wet blanket is one thing,
over barre! If gunpOwder IS another
No woman is ever too old 10 learn
anything she wants 10 learn. AT forty
ones mind Is clearer. brighter, quicker
and more skillful than II was at TWEEN
ty, unless the person slumps down and
gives MP through sheer laziness
Turpentine. in which Is dissolved as
much camphor as il will take up. Is
pre-eminently the dressing for lacera-
tons, bruises and cuts. Its antiseptic
action is equal to that of carbolic acid;
It speedily stops bleeding Few. II any
ulcers long resist its continued appli-
cation.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

William looked at the magistrate.
whose pale face and shaking knees
distinctly showed how he had been
induced to show this Wanted oblis-
ingness. The affair. which afforded
his friend malicious satisfaction, was
extremely painful to him.
Calm yourself, sir" he said APP
preaching him. You are perfectly
safe. Neither you nor your compan-
ion needs fear. | deeply regret that
we We're forced to put the request in
such form. but the circumstances
compelled il. As soon as the wedding
is over, Won can retuA TO the city"
The old gentleman again breathed
freely. He had imagined the lieuten-
ant far more terrible parsonage than
the doctor, and now he proved to be
the more humane OF the two. But Mr.
Thompson preferred to place himself
close 10 Miss Harrison as quickly as
possible IL he stood close by her
side, no one could tire at him.
Meanwhile. Maxwell had given the
marriage contract, which had been
handed to him. brief, yet thorough
scrutiny. and now again laid il on
the table.
Everything is correct" he said.
The names are still missing. Please
! insert them. Mr.. William Roland
| Miss Florence Harrison. There. now
| We can begin"
The magistrate had so far recovered
! that he could commence the cere-
/ mOny, which was performed very
| quickly. but in strict legal form. The
: usual questions We're asked and au-
/ swered. the signatures We're affixed
and in less than ten minutes the we'd
ding was over. William. deeply NOV
cd. clasped his young wife to his
heart.
Maxwell glanced toward the door
| where Ralph had appeared during the
last moment, but remained standing
mOt,oniess In order not to interrupt
the ceremony. The doctor exchanged
few words with him ia a low tone
then turned to the Young couple.
Mrs. Roland. please go to your
father. William. you can accompany
your wife. There Is no fear that your
presence will disturb the sick man
don't leave her alone now"
A significant glance emphasized the
words. William understood tha.> the
last moments of Mr.. Hs=rison's fs4
were at hand, and putting his arm
around his wife be- led her to he
dying father.
1 eTo BE- Continued.l
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

ted Favorite SeriesJ
/ wandered to-day 10 the hill. Maggie.
To watch the scene below;
The cr-ek aud Tire creaking old mil.
Maggie.
AS used to long ago.
The green grove l. gone from the hill.
Maggie.
Where first The daisies sprung.
The CTeahing Did mill * stiil. Maggie,
Since YOU and | were young
And now we are aged and gray. Maggie.
Ar the trials OF life nearly done;
Let Us sing OF the days that are gone.
Maggie.
When you and ! We're Young.
A city so silent and lone. MagGie.
Where The young. and the gay. ana the
best,
In polished white mansions o. stone
Maggie.
Have eIch found a place of rest,
Is built where the birds used TO play.
Maggie,
Ard join in the songs that were sung:
For Ne sang as gay as they. M8ss"'
VIXEN you and were young
They say am feeble with age. Maggie
My steps are less sprlGhtly than then.
Ny face is Il weii-written page, Maggie
Put SINE alone was the pen.
They say We are aged and gray. Maggie
AS sprays by the white breakers flung
But. 10 me. you're as fair as you were
Maggie.
When you and l were young
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
4 Pathetic Composition.

\ teacher in one of the Cleveland
public schools said TO the class In Eng
fish composition: Il wish every mem
conversation between a grocer and one
of his customers. introducing some pa
thetic incident or reference" Among
the compositions handed in was the
following. by a little girl: What do
you want?' asked the grocer. The lady
answered, A pound of tea Green or
black? asked the grocer. Il think I'll
take black, she said; it's for tuner
al"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
CHAPTER Y. (Coutiaued.)

81 hope. sir. that you ere not ven
turing upon a jest with ne. the JUS
tice Of TIE yeace. How does It hap
pen that ycu have anything To 10 with
such matters? VIZ Is this Roland,
and what does = Harrison say to
the affair.""
Nothing at al. h>eoUse for the
moment he Is IN very uaeomforta-
Die situation, = h.ch prevents any pro-
test But. as to my authority. allow
me to show IL - YOU"
The barrel 81 revolver was sud
denly presented to he old gentleman
who, with cry of terror. fed to the
recess OF the window. leaving both
dignity ard dinrer in the lurch. The
clerk, on the contrary. who had lis
tened with mouth wide open, sat as If
paFalyzcI with terror
Hep, Murderi Rohbers!" shouted
Mr.. Thompson; but terror so stified
him that the cry sounded piteOus
whimper.
Don't scream, sir" said Maxwell,
quietly We can come to n friendly
agreement. - SAID the point in
question is merely wedding. The
bridegroom Is my fieud. Lieutenant
William Roland. have the pleasure
OF presenting mv4e'r 70 YOU as Doc
tor John Maxwell. both or the Union
army, which wil arrive here il few
hours
The Whole taion army" eXclaim-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

where he wed with his employer in
trembling.
May | request you to let me see
The document" asked Maxwell
But IL contains the name OF Ed
ward Harrison" said the magistrate,
desperately.
Well erase it and put William Ro-
land In its place
Put that won do"
cit must Co. 1 most courleous,y
beg you for it.
A movement or The revolver gave
this courtesy the necessary emphasis.
Mr.. Thompson tried to hide behind his
clerk, and the latter. with d trembling
hand. drew out paper which he held
like a shield toward the opprcssor.
space for the names has been left. ."
he stammered. They were to be I'LL
ed ia at Springfield"
Excellent. Then there is nothing
TO be erased. Calm yourself, Mr..
Thompson. assure you that 1 have
the highest regard for you. and have
told my friend SO much about you that
ne, too. holds you in great esteem.
Permit me again to apologize for dis
turbing you. but there is nothing to
prevent your continuing your meal as
soon as the ceremony is over. SO, il
you please"
The gentlemen did not look as ii
they were inclined To follow. They
left the window with evident reluc-
lance. but they did leave IL and, uB-
dor Maxwell's escort. went 10 the
drawing room.
Here they found William with Flor
once, the latter half-be wildered by tho
rapidity with which events had fol
lowed each other While waiting in
terrible anxiety for news. hcr imag
ination coniuring w the most terri
BILE possibilities Roland suddenly
stood before her. free and unframed
and in hurried words told her tina
abe must be ready 20 h. married a
once.
He had at last entered with the mt
most zeal TITO Naxweli's bold plan
which had at frat s'ened out OF tn
question. II was really the only Wa,
TO secure his bride and prevent an
later intrigaes OF Edward. He ha'
an invi0late right tn claim his wife
Happen what might in Springfield. sh
belonged to him alone. TIE brief de
lay which would be caused by the cere
mony was really not 50 dangerous
ls seemed. Cantain Wilson could hard
iy have reached the city. and the es
cort would not arrive before evening
The doctors were not expected 10
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
SECRETS OF LONGEVITY
Arc Plain Food. Good Air. and EiCh
Hours Sle4A

Hours SleSA
The Causes OF Natural Death. and
How TO Attain an Active and Useful
Old Age" was the subject OF lecture
BY DR.. Cyrus Edison before the Hun
dred Year club. Farmers are of long
lives" said DR.. Edison, but men IN
the city who observe the rules OF
health live longer than the farmer.
The reason is that the city man exer-
ciseS his mental powers more than the
farmer The rules for a long life are:
Plain food; plenty Of good air; not
more than eight hours sleep; periods
OF exercise, part of which should be OF
such nature as to produce deep res
piration and perspiration: don't worry
or go 10 extremes or excuses" DR..
Edison said the average life OF brain
worker was CT years. The cause OF
death" said he, is failure Of assimi-
lation. the giving out OF one organ and
failure OF the nervous system. DR..
Edison told of Thomas Parr. an Eng
lishman, who lived to be 1872 years old
and outlived nine princes. Parr was
supposed 10 have died because of a
change of food and air. moving from
the fresh country TO London. He
worked in field until he was 100
years old. and married widow at 40.
A discussion OF longevity was held
New York World.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
FIRST CHINESE JUNK
To visit European Waters Now on II
WAY France,

Hon gkong Cor. Chicago Record: La
Fleur de Lotus is the name given to a
Chinese junk which has been fitted
out for the Paris exhibition by a
Frenchman named Henri Bear de
Bourdonnel. 1t started on Its long
voyage ON Tuesday last, Capt. Bour-
donnel having as companions a coun-
tryman and his wife, a French sailor,
nine Annamites and nine Chinese.
With a fair wind the junk will make
eight knots an hour, and it is expected
that, all being well, she will arrive at
her destination some time in May.
She calls at Saigon, Singapore. Colon
DO and Alden EN- route and will be
towed through the SueZ canal. Some
months ago Capt. Eourdonnel con-
ceived the Idea that he could procure
for himself fame and money il he could
: succeed in taking the first Chinese
junk to Europe. He accordingly pur-
chased one of about 1000 piculs ca
pacity "a picul Is about 1876 pounds)
and had it prepared for its l0,000-m8e
sail. 1t was strengthened, provided
with a comfortable saloon and q con-
siderable quantity of ballast was TAX
en- aboard TO steady il. The attempt Is
no doubt a venturesome one. but given
ordinary weather Capt Bourdonnel
does not expect much difficulty in
achieving his object. The ordinary
Chinese junk Is a strong vessel. 1t Ia
| frequently met with far out on the
| boisterous China sea. Capt. Bourbon
nel's vessel Is one of the largest of the
kind. being seventy-two feet long and
| twenty-nine feet wide. The captain
takes with him a Large quantity OF
| Chinese curios.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

casional brushing OF the teeth with
lemon jGice is a most excellent thing.
provided the acid is carefully washed
away afterward. Ii is said that corns
and buniOns may be removed by bind
Ing on piece of lemon night after
night. Certainly when the feet are
tired and swollen, there is nothing bet
ter as an application, after a good
bathing. than lemon Juice and alcohol
In equal parts. \ tablespoonful is
quite enough, and the preparation
ought to be found on every toilet able.
After lemons are used for table pur-
poses, the pieces may be put on a
shelf over the kitchen sink. where they
viii be handy to rub the hands with.
tn remove stains, TO take spots out OF
linen, or to mix with salt and polish
0rasses. There IS probably no fruit in
ordinary use that has so many excel
I; lent qualities. and is so comprehen-
siveiy valuable as the lemon.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

The human body Is constantly un-
dergoing tissue changes. Water has
the power of increasing these changes.
which multiply the waste products, but
at the same time they are removed by
its agency, giving rise to increased APP
petite, which in turn provides fresh
nutriment. IL you do not accustom
yourself to drink water regularly you
are liable to have the waste products
form faster than they are removed.
Any obstruction to the free working OF
Natural laws at once produces disease.
Great weakness and languor ON rising
in the morning are generally due to a
large secretion Of these waste prod.
ucts. and the remedy Is to drink a
thmblerful of water-either hot or cold
Just before retiring. This materially
assists in the process during the night
. end leaves the tissues fresh and
4rong, ready for the active work OF
qbe next day.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
Cleaning Wall Pare.

Many housewives will be glad 10 hear
Of means of cleaning wall paper
without injury TO its gloss or genera
effect. Take four ounces OF pumice
stone in fine powdered form and mix
It with one quart of -four. When this
has been thoroughly done with the
hands. add enough water to knead the
mass into "a thick dough. Form the
dough into several rolls about as long
as the width OF each strip OF wall pa
per. and two inches in diameter. Wrap
some white cotton cloth around each
roll and stretch ii In place; then Doll
about three quarters OF an hour. In
that time the dough rolls are firm and
the covering can be removed. Rub
the soIled paper with these rolls. Not
only will ordinary dirt spots be re-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
Haniiis Tarts.

Scaid, blanch and dry and bruise
very f1ne four ounces OF almonds, with
four ounces of sugar and half vanilla
bean. Rub through a sieve. and mix
with an ounce OF sifted -four Butter
and lire with tart paste a dozen tart
nolds. Beat TO a froth six whites al
egs. add the sifted almonds. mix care
fully, and fin the prepared mods
Then cook in A moderately heated
oven, sprinkle with powdered sugar
and serve on q folded napkin.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
Leg OF Nation Stuffed.

Have a leg OF mutton boned and
fll the cavity with force meat made
OF four ounces Of finely minced suet.
Season with thyme. marioram. basil.
chopped parsley, onion. salt, pepper
and nutmeg. Bind with two well beat
en- eggs. Sew up the opening and bake.
basting frequently.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
OUR COOKING SCHOOL


One and one-haif cups OF sugar. two
cups of cIeam, two eggs and two tea
spoonfuls OF baking powder Mix I'm
enough flour TO roll out soft. cut in de-
sired shapes and fry in very hot lard.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
TnInAfo Sane.

When fresh tomatoes are out Of sea
son used canned. Put can or toma-
toes III stew pan on slow fire anita
cooked. Cut through one carrot, a
small tnion. one ounce Of salt pork
and one ounce of raw ham Put these
into Il saucepan with one ounce OF but
ter. stir or the fire nBiil the butter
turns clear. Add an ounce Of -four and
cook T. little longer. Add he tomatoes
and pint OF white broth, mix well.
season with salt, pepper, a little pafs-
:ey AND a hail teaspoonful OF sugar.
Cove, and boi; slowly for forty mia
utes. stirring occasionally. Rlb
through a Tine sieve, boil again. SKIM,
and finish With one ounce of butter.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

moved. but grease will De absorbed by
them. After rubbing carefully dust
the paper. and Il more spots remain re-
peat the process.