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A V RAYER FOR CONTENT

Dear Lord to Tlioo my knoo Is bontjUlvo mo content

Kuli plciuured with what comos to maWliiitoor It bo

An humblo root a frugal boardAnd uimplo hoard

Tho wintry fnRot piled bosldoTho chlmnoy wldo

Whllo tho onwrcathitig llnmog upsproutAnd twino about

Tho brawn dog that guard my hearthAnd household worth

Tlngo with tho embors ruddy glowTho raftors low

And lot tho sparks snap with dollghtAn flngora might

That mark doft moasurcv of somo tunoTho chlldron rrooti

Than with good f riomls tho rarest fowThoa boldest true

Ilangod rounil about tho blazo to sharoMy cdnifoit thoro

Give mo to claim tho sorvlco mootThat makes each seat

A placo of honor and oach guestIjOed as tho rest

James Whltcomb Hlloy

THE DANGERS OF SORE THROAT

What n riiyslclnn lias to Say on tho SnlJocl Onuses and Cure

Throat troublos aro duo not so much tocllmato as to caro or rathor tho nogloct ofattention- - to tho rules of hoalth which shouldgovern tho dally llvoj of ovory porsou Butono thing should always bo romomberodand that Is all niuillors or wraps should atonto bo romoTod from tho neck upon enter-ing

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tho houso church lecturo room concerthall otc i In fact whenever ono gooi fromout doors into any artificially hoatod roomTho term throat dlsoasos comprises a largonumber of alloctlons of that organ and itslinmodiato connecting structures nearly allpondont upon a catarrhal Inflammation oftho mucous membrane of thoso parts Nowcatarrh whon located tbore or lnsoraootborpart of tho body Is always duo to a success-ion

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of suddon changes to which tho body Issubjected in ono way or another Onco alonowill not usually do it but lot pooplo got wollwarmed up and thon suddenly oxpmo thornsolves to tho cold aud it will not tako manysuch times to establish a catarrh of throatand lungs which it may bo n dllllcult thingto eradicate ontlroly from tho system

Many pooplo aro troublod moro or less oftho tlmo with hoarscnoxi In this connectionit muy bo lncldontally remarked tliat horseradish Is a most excellent romody for thistrodblo aud usually alTords speedy reliof assoon as it is used Tho root is to bo oatenwhen It is greon and not after it Is driedAnother most oxcellent romody for throattroublos and ono which is within tho reachof ovory one is common salt Thoso pcoplowho ute a groat doal of salt aro loss subjectto drynoss and Inflammation of the throatthan aro thoso who do not A vory goodway to usa it Is to prepare it In tho form ofa garglo Tako a heaping teaspoonful ofsalt in a tumbler of water and garglo throoor four tlmo a day It Is well to avoid go-ing out In tho cold for fifteen or twentyminutes after using it

Many do not know to what clangors onoIs llablo who has a sovoro soro throat I donot moan dlphthurotta Boro throat but thocommon non spoclllo soro throat Tho dan ¬

cer to bo feared and consequently to boavoldod Is ulceration If this tako placotho caso becomos ono of a sorlous naturePrompt caro and attention In tho oarly his-tory

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ot a caso of ordinary soro throat willgonerally provont this additional and seriouscomplication For dryness ot tho throat asmall ploco of muriate of ammonia ton orfit toon grains ovory two or throo hours willbe found vory sorvicoablo It Is 1ost takondry in tho mouth and allowed to slowly dis-solve

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Dr D M Patterson in Now EnglandFarmer

- In FloM or Contury IlnnUThoso plant stand about flftoon foot

upurt And whon I tell you that somotimes their sharp lnncos touch oach stemyou can guosa how rank and luxurious theygrow horo in thoir natlvo sun and soil Andwhon I assure you that ovory ono of thosomillion of lances aro sharp and strongenough to run a man clean through thobody you can understand what a foolishthing it is to attempt to tako a long walkthrough ono of these apparently ondlossHolds with a fervid Moxlcan sun on yourback and all merely to savd tho loollngs ofa couplo of perspiring mules

Hut I learned something I found in theiiourt ot this Held somo sullen and sulkyMoztcans who unllko all othors I havo en-countered

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refused to stop work or oven takotho least notice of my presonco Thosobrown follows with broochcloths and pig¬

skins on their backs woro gathering pulquoJutco as a Yankeo gathors his maplo sirupEach man had a llttlo iron hoo In his totthand and a long gourd in bis right Thisgourd Is about two foot long Tho maguoyplant Is tappod by cutting tho heart orcentral loaves nut a foot or two abovo thoground and digging a holo thoro for tho sapto gather in with tho llttlo iron hoo Thouthroo times each day a man comos alongwith his pig skin his gourd aud his hooHo sticks his long gourd down Into tho holefor tho sap and thon ho sucks and sucksNow it is absurd to say as many do thatho sucks tho sap into hU mouth lie morolysucks it into his gotud thon ha jerks olthis gourd thrusts it Into tho nook of hispig skin and whllo tho liquor runs out digsu llttlo doopor Into tho heart ot tho plantwith his hoo for a now How of sap by thotime ho shall como again I know I havowritten ot this boforo but never boforo wasI nleolutoly cortaln that tho man does nottako tho liquor into his mouth You candrink pulquo with conlidonco in this asser ¬

tion Joanuln Millors LottorI

noM wntera Heuued About tho LundA French goologlst Mous do Lapparont

lately called tho attention of tho larls Goological socloty to tho olloot gravitation hasIn heaping up soa waters about tho landTho continents aro thus nil situated at thotops of bills of water and In crossing thoAtlantto tho ship has first to go down hillthen to cross a valley and dually to climbanother hllL Tho calculation has booninado that in mld ocoan the surface may bomoro than halt a rallo 1C0Q motors holowtho levol It would havo If tho contlnonte ox

ted no attraction Arkansaw Travolor

Ily tho lliulnunt Fronoh ArtistThe story is going around of la young ro

porter who visited a publishing houaj audthen wrote Horaothlog new for tho holi-day trado Is tho Longfellow portfolio Theongravlngs aro by tha eminent French urt1st Do Luxa Now York Sun

A weakly EnglUh newspaper la to bo puljiUbed 1q UwUa

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9 1886

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S-- E WILLIAMS

IMPORTER AMD DeALU IM

Furniture of livery Description AlsoUpholsterer and Manufacturer

Furniture Warerooms No m Fort SttMt Workshop nt old itnd o Hotel Street All order promptlyattended to

TOD HOPPSCHLAEGER Co

Imjwrttrt and Commission Merchant

No 48 Quisx Strut Honolulu Oauu II 1

TyRANK GERT2

Root and Shoemaker

Booti and Shoee made to Order

No 103 Fort Street t Honolulu

JOHN T WATERHOUSE

Importer and Healer in General Mer¬

chandiseNo 25 31 QuebnStreki Honolulu

T M OAT JR CO

Stationer and New DenierMed Rubber Stamp Ageney

Gazette Block No ij Merchant StriotHonolulu H I

TT HACKFELD CO

General Commission Agonl

Cor Fort and Queen Streets IIonolul

TT E MelNTYRB BROTHER

Grocery and Peed StoreCor Kino and Fort Stj Honolulu

L AIILO

Dealer lrt Gnoda Jltee Tea Ullkiandwuoub jguiHf jiooi aimHhoee Jim 11 feed and Flour

Vliar and TobaceoAl proprietor of Klce and Suisr PlenUlioae at

Kaneohe Koolu Wnmio Kwa and HulaCor Nuuanu and Chaplain St Honolulu

TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Steam Engine Holler Hugar MlHtCooler f Iron lira and Lead Casting

Honolulu u 1

rir - t 1 jvMiiit j at every ucscriiuion nuiae to oruerrticular attention paid to fahpe DUclumllhl ns

Ob work executed on the ihortetnotice

J O HALL ft SON Limited

lUrORTERS AND UKALrlt luHardware and lenoralMercltandle

Cornrr or Kino and Fort Strict Honolulu

officersWilliam W Hall Preldent and ManagerIm C Ailciat Serrrtarv anrl TrMtttiwrW F Allen Auditor

uireuon inoruu Aiar 1 o white

npHEO II DAVIBS Co

Kaahuuanu Street HonoluluGeneral and Commltalon Merchant

AGENTS odIIoidUiitishand Foieijrn Marine Imurance CompanyNorthern Awurance Company Fire and Life

Pioneer Line of Packets Liverpool to HonoluluLiverpool Oflice No 13 and 13 The Albany

TTUSTACE ROBERTSON

DrlmtfAll orders for cortaze oromntlr attended to Trtl

cularnttcntlon paid to the Storinq and SuirriNQefgoods in transit to the other Islands Also IlLACK

Sand and White Sand in quantities to sultallowettprices

Ockick No 48 Queen street idjouilnj auctionrooms of V V Adams Co

Mutual Telephone No 19

U W MACKARLANB H It MACrARMNs

Q- - W MACFARLANB CO

Importora Commission Moroliautanud Sngax Paotors

Tire proof BuildinB Queen street Honolulu

AGENTS FOR

luuloa Sheen Ranch Co HawaiiJ Fowler Cos bteam Plow and Portable Tramway

Works LeedsMlrrless Watson CoU Sugar Machinery GlasgowJlasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets

Liverpool and Honolulu Line of PacketsLondon and Honolulu Line of SteamerSun Fire Oflice of London

CASTLE COOKE

Nlltli aud Commission JTerchantsNo 80 Kino Street Honolulu

IMI ORTUR3 AND DElLSm IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents lor

I lie Jllichoook Companys PlantationThe Alexanders lhldwin Plantation

IK llalstend or WaUlua FlantatlonA II Smith Company Koloa Kauai

J M Alexander Haiku MaulHie Haiku Suear Company

The Kohala sugar Company1 lainakua Flantatlon

Tlw Union insurance Company ol San IramoscoDie New Fngland Lifo Insurance Company of DoetoiThe Wake Manufacturing Company of Host onD M Wentons Patent Centrifugal MachinesI he New York and Honolulu Pfdet Line1 lie Merchants Line Honolulu tnd San FranciseoOr Jaynes Sons Celebrated edlclnesWilcox k Oibbs Singer Manufacturing CompanyWheelei Wilon Sewlni Muehinw

THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSGlllots Esterlirook Steel Pens

TODDS GOLD VKN

FADRRS ANTINICUVOUS PKNIIQLTJEKS

Hnbler Holders Cork Holders Ivory and LbonyllolJers gold mounted Ivory and Hone

Folders and Paper Cutters Falers Tabletirasers uenisons velvet Jnuerj

Crystal Rubber Rubber in woodpencil shape thumb Tacks

Pencil Protectors RubberIlands of various

slses etc etc

Wer Sal bp XIIOS O TIIKV31No Fort Srnasr

r a TT V ttPP AT ft1 ix I IJ 1 QJjJliiJjJJiHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Scnxral Jltiucriiccincittc

California WinesThe growth and marjufrtcturcof pure wines in California has surprised the

most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wihes it has been the ambition of

Messrs Arpad Haraszthy Go

To produce Wines and Brandies that are absolutely pure and the

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fer-

mentation¬

in he bottle which wines are imported and sold only by

HAMILTON JOHNSONtX7I32lo amcL Spirit ZLvercbant

Tyiaa o VaiaJ b3 29 aCorc3aa3at St KConol aJia

Also Agent and Importct of the Celebrated

FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 P S WHISKEYEUREKA WHISKEY

SELLING OUTDtitrlng o close out

SHIP CHANDLERYAND

COMMISSION BUSINESSWe will sell at reduced prices our entire stock goodwill and lease of premises to n responsible party at afair valuatiou

A W PIERCE COHonolulu August a itSi

PIONEER

STEAM CANDY FACTORY

AND

B jol BaL B xu juF HORN

Practical Confectioner Pastq Cook and BakerRich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

E J MELLERICE CREAM PARLORS

ANDt

Candy ManufactoryIiinoolu Block King Stroot- -

The choicest candles and Ice Cream constantly onhand private rooms for ladles and families will openabout the 10th of September

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sti

Under the Management of

E H F WOLTERKeep always In stock a variety of the best Wines

Liquors Ilccrs and tea cold Uecr on draught at 10cents per glass

CALL AND SEE US

p P GRAY M D

V1IXSIGIAN AND SUHGltOXOflice next door to the Honolulu Library

8 to to a uOrncB Hours 1 to 4 r M

7 to 8 r M

Sundays 9 to 11 a uRFSIDGNCR Alakea St Opposite V M C A

A MORGAN

No 70 find 81 King St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer

and General Blacksmith

Repairing promptly attended to Orders from theother Islands solicited Hell Telephone No i6t

T3 W PRA2BR

MEUOHANX TAILOKCorner King and Alakea St Honolulu

Moderate charges food workmanship and a perfectfit guaranteed

t w Mcdonaldout suoicrNG Niroi

OlTOSITH IANTIIKON STAbLES 116 FOKl STKURT

Horse shoeing in all its Lranches done by the mostexperienced workmen

Hell Telephone i8r

POSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

TUN IIJIIC VroprlstorHotel stubet IIutwukn Fort anu NuuanuOur secret is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve our customers as in tha pastwith the best the market alToids at reasonable rates

MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY

UP TOWN CENTRALSTATIONERY STOR

106 FORTSTREKT BREWKRS BLOCK

CARRIBS A VULL ASSORTMENT Or

mno tuiil Commorolal Stntlonory

conshtinu im rAir or

Note Letter PostCan Legal 4 Bill PaperGold Steel and Quil PensWriting and Copying and Colored Inks

PKNCILSrMtJCILAOE

Papcteries Visiting CardsCap Letter Note and Memo Tablets and Dlooke

in Manila anu nne paperInkstands RulersEnvelopes all sues paper and cloth liaed

STOAKKS AUTOMATIC SHADING PENS

TimeTrial BaUnoc and

Log ltooW

LETTER PRESSES

Pass Memo Time Order Reotiptt Exweiseand Letter Hooks

Copying Brushes Rubber Copying SheetDlank Rooks in VariousJSies and Styles cf Binding

Tracing Cloth and Paper

djia lrrxa vatou

rhotograph Frames and PassepartoutsAutograph and Photo Albums Scrap nooks

Inlaid Work Boxes and Writing DesksArtotvnes framed and unfmnied

Celluloid Sets of Comb Brush and Mirroriauies liana uags Keticuics baskets

ShawllrapHbchool UagsA Fino Variety of Prang s Birthday Cards

Poetical Birthday and Miscellaneous Books

Illustrated Letter Sheets Pocket and Letter Maps 01

the Islands Maps of Honolulu

iSouyouir Views of Honolulu

Windsor Newtons Artists Materials

Special or extra large books made up to order from

VWKSTdNS LIEN RECORD PAPFR

BY COMPETENT WORKMEH

In Any Style Desired

sIAPKK RULING TO ANT VATTJCRN

1X KAITIIPULLY EXECUTED

A KIJLL LINE OF FLAT PArKRS

t Constantly In Stock

INCLUDING MAKCUS WARDS IRISH I INEN

Pocket Edition Seaside Library

IN LARGE VARIETY Or TUB HOST FOIULAK AUTHORS

MUSIC MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LAW

AND

MISCELLANEOUS nOOKS

ROUND TO ORDKR OK HUORT NOTlVltAll orders respectfully solicited and guaranteed

prompt attentionTUOS G T1IRU31

t TBflrrrrc3 T irry oTivnTTTHTrtr a j a jwu nm a snl urutd to order at slits dice

F

gusnc00 QTavuo

A SCHABFER CO

IMI ORTRRS AND

Commission Merthants

No o Merchant Strxrt Honolulu

- 0 BERGER

Agent for Maeneule f I7r6aii NnesMerchant Street Honolulu

TJROWN Ht PHILLIPS

lrartlcal Jlnmbers la fitters andCaliper Smith

House and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

w F ALLEN

Has an office with Messrs Dishep Jit Co corner ofjvicrcnant anu haanumanu streets and he will bepleated to attend to any business wlrusted to him

T A1NE Co

Commission 3lcrthnntsImporters and dealers in Hay Grain and General

ProduceHonolulu 1 1 I

T EWERS COOKE

Successors to Lewers DicksonImporter and Dealer tn lumber and all

hind of Itulldlng MaterialNo 83 Fort Street Honolulu

TTOLLISTER Co

Ifhotetale and Retail Druggist and Tobaeeontsts

No 59 Nuuanu Stlket Honolulu

M PHILLIPS Co

Importers and trtialesale Dealt rs in Cloth- -

i fioor tnoes Jiais liens fur ¬nishing Good fancg Goods Jite

No 10 Kaaiiumanu Street Honolulu

CLAUS SPRECKBU

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M G IRWIN CO

WM a IRWIN

Sugar factor and Commission AgentHonolulu h I

J M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Room on fort StreetHonolulu i 1

Office in Brewer TtWl mrar IIaiaI a S aStreets entrance oa Hotel Street

CLAXKNCETTILDBK VOLNET VAtLLANCOUETASHrOXD j ASHrORD

A SHFORD ASHFORD

Attorneys Counsellors Solicitor Advo ¬

cate Proctors Conveyancer JtteOrrica Honolulu Hale adjoining Post office

t alfred magoon

attorney at iavt41 Merchant Street Honolulu

JOHN H PATY

Notary Publle and Commission of DeedFor the States of California and New York Office

at the Bank of Bishop St CoHoxotULU Oahu If I

it DOLE

Lawyer and Notary TubllrWill be at his office at 15 Kaaiiumanu street from

to to oclock A M during the Legislate e session

w R CASTLE

Attorney at Law and Notary 1ublleNo g Merchant Street Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom

w ILLIAM McCANDLBSS

Dealer in Choicest Reef real 3lutlon FtcNo 6 Queen Street Fish Market

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice

Vegetables of all kinds sunnlted to oirierTELENIONB N0 X7

OEAVER SALOON

IORT Street OrrosiTn W11 per Gos

II J NOTTE ProprietorFirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Sodi Wa-

ter Ginger Ale or Milk

OriiN fiiom 3 a t till 10 r M

Smokers Requisites a Slcclallty

a WEST II M DOW c W MACFARLANB

TTtTEST DOW CO

Jiiiorcft ami Dealers In all Xtud 03Iuslc Fancy and lunanesc Goods

rurnlturo of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromos nndToys Picture Frames amiCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo ioj Fort Street Honolulu

A L SMITH

Importer and neater in Glassware3lertden Silver Plated Ware

Rrackcts VasesNo 83 Fort Street Honolulu

Kings Combination Spectacles ami Ej gl isscsLuslral Wire Ware Haniy Soans Picture Framesv osiciiiioun s i ockci vuucry 11 1 inasc hiiluviews Clarks Spool Cotton Mnchinc Oil akinds of Machine Needles Domestic Iftprr Fashions

Sole agent of the universally nrknonMged LightRunning Donltstlc Sewing Machine

T E WISEMAN

Real Estate Rroker and EmploymentJJiirraii

Rents Rooms Cottages Houses and sells and leasesReal Estate in all parts of the Kidgdom Employment found for those seeking work in all the variousbranches of business connected with these Islands

t3T N II Legal Documentsdrawn Rills collectedBooks and Accounts kept and general oniee worktransacted Patronage solicited Couimiiibnt modurate

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Diuunc00 QTurlis

UNION MARINEINSURANCECOMPANVof San Francisco

CASTLE COOK AGSNTSIncorporated i8c

DEPARTMENT PACIFICLife Insurance Company

OF CALIFORNIA

S G WILDER AGENTAssets December 31 1S84 rs6iooo

Policies issued against Accident for one day up toone ar

MAGDEBURQ HIRE INSURCompany of Hamburg--

A JA EGUK AGENTBuilding Merduuidine Furniture and Machinery

Ineorcd ngalmt re on the mot favorable terms

TURKMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERSE A SCUAEPEK o C Aans

Also atients for theDresden tioard of UnderwrftersVienna Board of Underwriters

For the nawnllan Islands

BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company LimitedTUEO II DAlIES AGENT

In nlirtta itrevcivea instruct onsteihjajLr i iiJdll V 1 f r PPa to Issue po

freight permCeratCS l -T LYONS

Auctioneer and Commission 3 rrchantCorner Fort and QueiuStlkots HonoluuSalesofFiirniiiirc Stock lieal Estate and CeueralMerchindise promptly attended to Sole ams forAmerican and Kuiopean mercliardise

O HUSTACEFORMERLY WITH tOLLM CO

Wholesale and Retail Groceri Kino Street Under Harmony Hall

nolle Vw J Slp arM PP at short

telephone No tig

TWT S GR1NBAUM CO

Importer of General Merchandise andCommission 3Ierehnnts

Queen Stree r Honolui u H INo U4 California street San Francisco Cat

yiIE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN INvestment Company limited

Jiy And forlone n periods on approvedsecurity Applyto W LOREFNOffice Beaver Block Fort St Mnnager

SI A OONSALVRS

QONSALVKS CO

NOg

ACCIDENT

HAMBURO

E HUTCHINSON

irtolcsalo Grorer and ITIne MerchantBkavbr Block Queen Strebj- - Honol

Tost Office Bo No 309 Telephone No 6p

T A THURSTON

Attorney at Late

Na 38 MercmantStrbet Honli

nnHOS G THRUM

iHroHTINO and ManlfacturinoStallone llook seller Printer Rook

binder etcAnd publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual

Fancy GoodT Stationtry Bo wle Toys ano

Fort Street Near Hotel Honoiuiu

FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of BerlinK A SCfAEFER d Co AGENTSfllfenfPJ jWished n

1 r5i homo nd oaSthe-- - n1vHUIV iVAUta

GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin

r A SCfASFEK A-- Ce AGENTS

StaS ftt the mQit rMCnnilU - -- i lsorable terms mm

HAMBURG BREMENCompany

FIRE INSURANCE

A SCUAEFER Cs AGENTSThe above firm hawng been nppointeiftigents of thiscompany are prepared to against fire o

Srnnn1inCsbulIrllllsfd on lnde stored

alJffiS WmS- - For rli11

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of BostonCASTLE COOKE AGENTS

INCORPORATED 1835

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States

Policies Issued on thrniost Favorably TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 19000

NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg

HACKFELD O AGENTSCapital and Reserve Reichsmark 883000their Re Iiuurance Comjunies 350000a

Hie Agents of the alwve Company fot the HawaiianIslands nro prepared to insure Buildings FurnitureMerchandise and IVoduce Abchinery etc also Sugannd Kice Mills and vessels in the harbor against losJmjS y c the most favorable terms

TRANS ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg

HACKFELD Co AftCapital and Resenx Reichsmark c5oooooo

their Re Insurance Companies 101030000Total Reichsmark 107050000Tn Arrnlt rilka ntnu P 1 11- v vo kuniPiuj loruie HawaiianIslands are prepared to Insure Buildings Furnitun

Merchandise and Produce Machinery etc also Sugarand Rice Mills and vessels in theJiatbor ngaint lossor damage by fire fin the most favorable teims

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Company

BISHOP Co AGENTS

AssetsReserve

RSTABISIIED 1836

cii7riilfJ Liability to Stockholders37ou937500000

INCOME FOR lf3Premiums received after deduction of re-

insurance¬

9000- -

Losses mptly adjusted and paid here

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THE DAILY HERALD

IS PUI1LISHED

EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

Fo Till PR0MI1T0R HVTIIR PKBSaPlnLtMllNClCo

Limited

At llio OfllooNo SOMorohanl St

TJC JOTS OF SVllSCMlTIOlf

Per annum 4 SooSix months 300Three month 150Per month 50 cts

Postage additional

t3T Subtrrlpttona laynbte In AdtanecUrief communications from alt parts of rih Kingdom

will always be acceptable

All matters intended for publication as well as bustinMi communications and advertisements should be

addressed to

THE DAILY HEUALD

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1886

A VALUABLE EXPERIMENT

Mr Herbert Purvis gives in thePlanttt Monthly an account of anextensive experiment he is making incinchona cultivation at KukuihaclcHawaii He took a skilled gardenerwith him from England to Ceylon in1883 The gardener he placed on acinchona estate to give him a knowl-

edge

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of the cultivation while he visitedthe chief cinchona districts of theisland What he saw and learned convinced him that cinchona would thrivein large districts of these IslandsTherefore he brought home with him aquarter ounce of seed for which he paidxA the rate of 100 an ounce It was

of an exceptionally good variety yield-

ing¬

in Ceylon from n to 14 per centof crystallized sulphate of quinine onanalysis whereas Mr Purvis believesthe richest bark elsewhere knownyielded less than 4 per cent He re-

turned¬

to Hawaii in October 1883and at once began operations to startcinchona groves Having selected asuitable situation in the forest aboveKukuihaele at an altitude of 2000feet a small clearing was made inSeptember 1884 and the first batch oftrees was planted out They are nowso well advanced that he was able totake bark from all the different kindsfor analysis a short time ago andhoped to hear of a favorable resultvery shortly In 1884 Mr Purvis ob-

tained¬

seed from a reputable varietygrown in the cinchona region of theAndes South America He gives anaccount of progress made so far in thefollowing paragraphs

After a great deal of delay causedby scarcity of labor we got an area often acres cleared of forest near theclearing before mentioned on a gen-

tle¬

slope and now we have all ouryoung seedlings planted out to thenumber of about sixteen thousandiooo all of which are now thriving

and looking remarkably well Thetrees ought to be sufficiently old togive their first crop of bark in abouttwo years time

I have now expended over 3500including cost of visit to Ceylon butexclusive of all interest whatever onthe establishment of cinchona cultiva-tion

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in Hawaii and have every reasonto believe that it is a success Shouldit prove to be such it would throwopen a vast extent of land in the Hamakua Hilo and Kona districts onHawaii and also on Maui which areabove theline of sugar cultivation andat present lying useless

The man who makes valuable treesand plants grow in former all but use ¬

less wilderness is a decided benefactorto these Islands More of his stampare needed to place the Kingdomabove the influence of all vicissitudesto the few products upon which it nowwholly relies

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PENSIONS

The door being effectually openedby the present Legislature a rush ofpension bills may be anticipated atsubsequent sessions Admitting thatlength of public service makes a validclaim for pensions there should atleast be some system in bestowingthem Probably the precedent estab ¬

lished ensures all the older civil servants now in harness ari Carly retire-

ment¬

on pensions But for the yoUHgerportion of the service a superannua-tion

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law ought to be passed underwhich a slight percentage of salariesshould go to a pension fund MrDoles bill may not have been com- -

prehensive enough but it was a movein the right direction It was at allevents far preferable to the promiscu ¬

ous method adopted by the houseEvery improper influence now has

scope for its exercise in both tlie initiation and disposal of pension billsApart from the question bf grantingpensions at all it must appear to everycandid mind that the giving of nearlythree times the annual gratuity toPrincess Poomaikclani which was

voted to the two veteran public servants whose cases were passed uponwith hers was as gross a piece of favoritism and discriminating legislationas ever any law making body committed

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Ihnvc nothing to advertise Thereis no business doing That is justwhy you should advertise our dearsir

It is a pity more notice cannot begiven when water is to be shut off in

any locality An advertisement issuedonly the evening previous to a shut off

at six in the morning is taking housekeepers rather short

It appears that the repairs to KukuiPlace arc unfinished so that criticismis premature Moreover the work is

being done by Mr George Lucasat his own expense and is one of themany evidences he has given of public

spirit We therefore move to amendthe complaint making it a complimentinstead but would enter a demurreragainst the application of the familiarproverb about judging unfinishedwork

Yes let us have more watering carts

and stop the nuisance of hose practice

at every corner for half the day How-

ever

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if ever the streets are paved so asto stand a thorough daily sweepingwith modern implements for that pur¬

pose the public health will be betterconsulted by dampening the streets as

little as possible Medical opinion we

have been told is strongly against hav ¬

ing the stretts kept wet under thetropical sun

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A newspaper has been discovered atPekin China that was started in theyear 911 It was established to fill along felt want

Duffys Pure Malt Whisky is not a medi-cated

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ltnuor but a pure unadulterated whiskyfor medicinal use free from fusel oil and allnoxious impurities and is prescribed by physi-cians

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It is a medicine for the sick and feebleand a beverage for the million because it isabsolutely pure

Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing

JT DB W 3B Hi ISE Ifc ISNo 03 Fort Street

Always keep on hand a most elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND ELATED SILVER WAKE

Ever brought to this market

Clocks Wntchcs Bracelets Neck ¬

lets Pins Lockets Gold Chainsand Guards Slccvo Buttons

Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid SUvor Tea SetsAnd all kinds of silrer ware suitable for protestation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of watcles and jewelry carefully at ¬

tended to and executed in the most workmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention h jxud to onlers and ob work

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New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Port Strukt Honolulu II I

Portraits aad riewj Kim class work Satisfactionguaranteed

J A GONSALVKS

Crystal Soda WorksMANUTACTUKKRS OP

SOIJA WATEBaijb

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aerated Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Essences

Our Good are acknowleged the I1KST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Bottles

3T We Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently introduced by which all waters used

11 our manufactures is absolutely freed from all Im ¬

puritiesJt3T We deliver our Goods free of charge to all parts

of the cityCareful attention paid to Islands Orders Address

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P 0 BOX 307 HONOLULU II I

Telephone No 298

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PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted IsTo Cutting of Prices

NO PUFFINGOEINFERIOR GOODS

I have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of

Mens Youths and Boys

Custom Made Clothing ever offered to the PublicMy Goods art Shrunk before Cutting

Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle threadBalbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc

Ladies Misses and ChildrensFine first class Hoscry in all Grades and Shades from Silks to Cottons My Gentle

mens Hoscry are Simply Elegant A look at my real DALBRIGGANSis well worth avisit to tnc slorcllicse goods are madclor mysell and aretlie only poodsol the kirul sold litreEverything usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores are tobe found here No Puffinrr Is necessary as this establishment is will and favorably knownfrom Hawaii to Niiliau

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

Custom Hie Clothing Gents Fuming Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in NeckwearAbo by repeated and Special Request a small Imroieo of the Pints Hand made

consequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE COHo 66 HOTEL STREET

Groceries Provisions and FeedA full supply of choice goods always on hand Fresh California produce

by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

PO Box 130 Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 1149

This Space is Reserved for the

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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedEailt Corner 3ort and TClnaliramtv

New goods received by crery packet from the Eastern States and Europe Fresh Cali-

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Produce by erery steamer All orders faithfully Attended to and Goods delirercd toany part of Iho city froo of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Poster co Vox No 145 Telephone No 9

p o Bo jij ESTABLISHED 1879 Telephone 171

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H IReal Estate Agent Custom Home Broker

Bmploymant Agent Money BrokerWilder Steamship Agent Manager Hawaiian Optra House

Great Burlington Railroad Agentin America Fire and Life Insurance Agent

No in Fort StreetImporters and Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries

Hay and Grain EtcIQE HPUSE GOODS A SPECIALTY

P O Bex ap7 Telephone both Companies 140

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GENERAL IVtBJRClJ IANpiSE

AGENTS FORKohala Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

rala Plantation Hlchcock CoslMantatlanOrov Ranch Plantation Halstead WalatiaVririilfoo

II SmllVfcCoKoloa Kauai faThe Union Fire and Martna IiKuranc Company f San Framtico - iV

The dtna Fire Insurance Company of HartfordTlii NtwJngland Mutual Life Inturanca Company of Boston

D M Wutons Patent Citrlfucal MachinctTin Nw York and Honolulu Paclcet Line

The Mtrchanti Line Honolulu and San Franciscojnyn cum vvicoraicu mrumnc

Wilcox Gttbs Remington and Whetlerfc WllionSewjpsMaclnVi

EX O HALL SOEiLIMITED

Have just received and offer for sale

POWNERS kero seneELECTRIC AND GOOD LUCK OIL

SUPERIOR

Th ooly ontt for Kale tn this Mariet

Halls Celebrated Plows and BreakersWITH SPAKE PARTS

--rjrRE nn osrixav rzfeFrom tb fn sold cheaper tfin any other tu the market

Also Sisal Rope Usual SizesA fresh lot of elegant Solid Silver Ware from the Goriiam Factory

Also beautiful articles of Silver Plated vynre from Reed BaronsRooinsAll these besides their usual assortment of Hardware Lubricating 0ls Etcfor House and Plantation use

xciural LbbEitiscmctita

TAHITI LEMONADE VVQRKS

Made by the Most Improved System

JErntod Table-- WatersGINGER ALE LEMONADE

GRENADINE PLAIN SODA

Absolutely PoreAs supplied the priacipal families In Honolulu andexclutivelr Her Uritannie Majestys vessels of warv

BREWER COMPANYCA Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENT

ttsT or officersP Jonii Jr President and ManagJO Cartkk Treasurer and SecretaHon Wm F Allen Audit

uibectoksHon C R DuMP Hon II Vyriiou

pAUL NEUMANNS

Iiaw Oflloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King and Nuuanu Streets

vVILL OPENAbout September 15th with the choicest brands ofSVines and Liquors

HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor King and AlakcaSts

Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting specialty

Pantheon Stables

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets

Livery Boarding and Sab Station

Patrlatret for hire at all hours of the dav or nlehtalso conveyance oi all kinds for parties going aroundthe island

Excellent Skddlo Horses lor Ladies and Gentlemen Guaranteed Gentls

Larg and small omnibus for picnics and excursionparties carrying from 16 to 40 pasnengers can alwaysbe secured by special arrangements

TuiurKONB No 34

C J SHERWOOD Manager

H rNDY STATIONERY

LUOALCAP PERFECTION PADS

HODDERS LETTER PADS

Letter Cap and Note Mocks of first quality paperLegal Cap Letter and Note llloclcs of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Notblocts M H form blocks

for llllls Statementstyash llsts etc

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FOR SALEAt Public Auction

Thursday Sept 9 1886 1At our Salesroom Queen Street will be oflered

at is oclock lioon the fallowing beingthe Entire Property of

LJAUl JliPi GO

Situated at Makawao Island ofMaui and comprising

981 Acres ol Land in fee simple ou south sideMaliko gulch

000 Acres of Pasture and Wood Land known asPiholo

UU6 Acres of Land in fee simple known as luomaid on the northern side of Maliko gutcb

tnild51Acres of plant Can lobe taken olT In i88r

and about

00 Acres of the first ratoons also for the crop of 1B8- -all of which are planted on the above lands

75 Acres of Plant Cane for the crop of 188I

Also about

200 head of Working Oxen

Pesldcs 250 bead of Cons nnd Calves all ofwhich are In fine condition

15 Horses Marcs and Colts 1 Mulep 18 Ox Carts 60 Ox Yokes and Chains7 IJows Wagons and Harnesses

A 6 Ton Mill Machinery includingVacuum Pan Engine Centri-

fugals¬

Tools EtcMill Buildings Trash Houses Laborers

Houses Etc

Vivo pwellitif HousesIN GOOD ORDKIt

Secured Water Rights Kskcrvolts in connectiontherewith drains flumes and ditches

A lease of land at ICahuIul Maui eipiring M1sotli igor the rent of which has been paid up In full

now leased at an annual rental of 400

Tlie Entire Property of this Eslotu by voles of theStockholders Is ollcred for sale at

The Upset Price of 50000PAYAKIK IN U S GOLD COIN

Ior further particulars apply to

COL W ALLEN PresidentC IIKKWFK k CO Agents or to

E P ADAMS CO Anotrs

Cosmopolitan SaloonCoruor of Hotel ami Nunnaii Sts

Under tlio JIimiiommt f

F L LESLIEKeep constantly on hand all brands of Wines

Liquors and Peers Ice cold lleer on draught 0 centsper glass

GIVE US A OAXltIS Il

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Stroot

VISITING CAHDS BUSINESS CARDSMENU CARDS

caa be had ii order at tti

PRBCg PUULISMINO OJS OFFICE

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THE DAILY HERALDWill bo for Mivlo Dnllr it Uio 3Tol

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J M OAT JrCo Merchant tretT OTHHPM rortttrct

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LOCALNEWSA little rain makes the Fott gtrcet

gutters horridii

The iron front of Spicckcls blockhas been repainted in good style

R Takenchi of the Tsukuba is theonly name registered at the Hotelyesterday

Princess Likelike will be at homeWaikiki residence from two till fivethis afternoon

The forest of masts on the waterfront does not look as if trade wasaltogether dead

The Japanese training ship Tsukubawill receive 135 tons of coal fromMr S M Carter to day

Honolulu society is to have thediversion of two weddings within theensuing fortnight or three weeks

The Womens Church Aid Societyhold their regular monthly meeting atthe Y M C A hall at half past twothis afternoon

Mr Wright of the Foreign Officehad a narrow escape from choking bya piece of bone catching in his throatat dinner last evening

The Custom House presentsthe shabbiest if not the only shabbyfront of all the public buildings iffHonolulu

Water is to be shut oil on Judd Liliha and Lunalilo streets and Nuuanuavenue from six this morning till fourthis afternoon

A competition for three cocoanutornaments made by A Herringbeginsat the Fort street shooting gallery to ¬

day crack shots to be barred

The tug Elcu in approaching thebarkentinc Amelia yesterday wasdashed by a swell against the latter thetugs bow breaking the barkentincsfore channel

Messrs Allen Robinson have re-

ceived¬

two draught horses and MrMark Robinson a carriage horse bythe schooner J C Ford from SanFrancisco

Yesterdays police grist consisted oftnree cases ot drunkenness with theusual fine and one of disorderly conduct remanded There was nothingsiateu at tne station all day

The weather was very dull andthreatening all day yesterday and itseffects were visible in a gloomy shadeover the city and its business Thespell was broken by rain in earnestabout seven oclock

Vice Admiral Shestakoff and ladywith the Princes Wittgenstein andGalitzine on Tuesday visited thePrincess Likelike at Waikiki ThePrincess was attended by her husbandHon A S Cleghorn her daughterthe Princess Kaiulani and the Littersgoverness Miss Gardinier ColBoyd and Major Holt were alsopresent

In consequence of the Britishsteamer Altmacraig having met with adisaster at or near the port of SantaRosalia Lower Californiathe Secretaryof State of the Republic of Mexiconotifies mariners in older to prevent alike disaster that the port of SantaRosalia is situated in latitude 27 deg30 min 15 sec N and longitude indeg 16 min 30 sec W of Greenwich

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Several large boat loads of Japanesecadets were landed from the Tsukubaabout five oclock last evening It isnoticeable that the Japs are very ex¬

pert at the oars The cadets are forthe most part strong healthy lookingand bright although as a rule of ratherlow stature Their toggery is asneat as that of any man-of-war- s menever seen here and is of a regularEuropean cut

Mr R W Lame has brought withhim from the Twentieth National En-

campment¬

a supply of Register of theDepartment of California Grand Armyof the Republic 1886 It is a stoutmanual the cover bearing an illum-inated

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impression of the J A Rbadge Iy indexes the Post to whichany member in the Department belongsis casuy iounu anu men in tne rostcatalogue his address is given GeoW DcLong Post No 45 of Honoluluhas forty five members registeredThere are 125 Posts in the Departmeat

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Moonlight Conoort

There will be a moonlight concertthis Thursday evening at 730 at EmmaSquare The following Is the pro ¬

grammeOverture Hungarian 7 Keler llelalollca Cavalier 7 FnlubachFinale Carmen BizetSelection Dohcmian Girl llalfe

Tuberose and Lei AlohaSelection Erminlc SakaliowskyFnntash Dreams WicdcckeWaltz Spanish WaldtcufclMedley lilack llrij adc Ilergcr

Japanese Anthem and Hawaii Ionol

WMSiSTfvirSiASy- - -Mr Gibson yesterday reported to

the house that His Majesty iad signedthe following bills relating to thechallenging of jurors to ithe punish ¬

ment for cruelty to animals and to theencouragement of telegraph cables 5

to amend the rates of boats for hire toregulate the construction of buildingsand to provide for the measurement ofvessels upon registry at the CustomHouse Mr Kaunamano presented areport from the Sanitary Committee onpetitions for and against the re-

moval¬

of Dr Thompson Governmentphysician at Kohala They recom-mended

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that the Board of Healthshould direct the doctor to give moreattention to his medical practice andalso suggest to him that there arcplenty of lawyers at Kohala nnd thatthe lives of the people arc of more importance than their legal rights Butconsidering the Board of Health to bethe proper authority in the case theyrecommended that the petitions belaid on the table The report wasadoptcd Mr Kaunamano presenteda majority report of the committee onitems of 4320 for pay of keepers ofmausoleums and 300 for other ex¬

penses connected therewith recom-mending

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that they be passed MrDole presented a minority report ofthe same committee giving reasons atlength in support of a recommendationto reject the items Both reports weretabled to be considered with the Ap-

propriation¬

Bill The bill to providefor the payment of outstanding Coro-nation

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accounts was referred to aselect committee Several bills weretaken from the table and placed on theorder of the day The Indemnity billwas read a second time by title andreferred to the Finance CommitteeMr Doles bill to regulate the grantingof pensions was tabled The billsgranting pensions to Hon W CParke Mr Thos W Everett andPrincess Poomaikclani were the orderfor the afternoon Mr Parkes was re-

duced¬

from 2000 to 1200 a yearand Mr Everetts from 2500 to thesame figure with the proviso added ineach case that should either of thepensioners accept a salaried office thepension should thereupon cense Afteran animated discussion Princess Poomaikclanis pension was granted at theoriginal figure of 3500 On that thehouse adjourned

WHAT THEY ABE SAVING

W R C stl The House is out oforder half the time and the Govern-ment

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off its legal base all the time Wecan only try to get in good work when ¬

ever there is a chance

J e Am ra If Waialua cannotget what she wants here she will haveto start a Legislature on her own ac-

count¬

J W K 1 a The shrievalty ofMaui looks to me a little like thespiders parlor to the old fly

J K Ka n m no The opiumbusiness is smoked outand the kahunaBoard of Health seems to have goneoverboard but I have done well formy constituents in shoving petitionsthrough

J L K ul k 11 I would not bea judge and lose all the fun ofpolitics

L Ah lo A disposition to kicksometimes gains tender treatment forthe cow

J K au Not such a bad billetif it wasnt for the mosquitoes

Reciprocal Courtcslos

A bjcakfast was given on board theRussian steamer Moskwa from 12noon till 3 p m yesterday by Captain0 RadlofT Prince Ferdinand Witt-genstein

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and Prince Prosorowsky Galitzine to the Hawaiian Minister ofloreign Affairs and others namelyHis Excellency RobtJ CreightonMinister of Foreign Affairs- - Mr J SWebb Secretary to the Minister Colthe Hon Curtis P Iaukea His Maj ¬

estys Chamberlain Major A B Hayley Equerry to His Majesty theRussian Vice Consul Mr J WPflugcr wife and daughter Mr HenryF Poor Mr and Mrs C O BergerMrs F P Hastings Miss GardinierMiss Winter Mr and Mrs J DStrong Col J II Boyd and MrDavid Dayton Deputy Marshal Theoccasion was a most enjoyable one thehosts vying with each other in dispensing lo their guests the hospitalities oftne lloating palace

Aqnatios

The plash of oars for the Novemberregatta is increasing nightly along theharbor front and out the channelAlmost every evening for some timepast the Myrtle Club crews have beenpractising Last evening a spurt tookplace between one of the Kings crewsand the junior crew of the HonoluluClub round the spar buoybut the former retired to itsquarters on coming opposite them onthe home stretchhaving got about threelengths behind Later on two ofthe Kings crews were pulling abreastof each other His Majesty accompany-ing

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one of them The Honolulu fouroared crew J Dowsett John Markham W Morse and H Wodehousealso had a lively spin The EclipseClub seems to be eclipsed this season

An honest baby show is the noblestwork of a farmers club

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A young man of German and nativeparentage named August Herring hasopened an engraving establishment in alittle shop pn Fort street nearly oppo-site

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theT nritheon Sfables I HS has invarious stages of embellishment manycocoanut ornaments engraved inrare artistic style One cup bears avery presentable likeness of the Amer-ican

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MihSster Mr Merrill also repre-sentations

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of the United States armsand of the Kings house at Kona be¬

sides n cocoatiut grove Another notso far advanced under the graver hasa poi trait of Mrs Merrill recognisableat first sight very finely engraved Athird shows pictures of Emperor Wil-

liam¬

of Germany King KalakauaCooks monument and a sea view atKona An egg shaped nut shell hasHis Majesty and Cooks monument Alarge round shell has engravings ofKnrrichamcha from the statue Kamehatneha in a spear catching boutWnjakea Bay Hawaii and the huladance The artist has made someelegant vases for Queen Kapiolani alsococoanut wine cups chased with grapevines and clusters What is very re-

markable¬

is that Herring has acquiredall this skill without a teacher Hecertainly has claims to a share in theappropriation for educating Hawaiianyouths abroad

TRADE POINTERS

E P Adams Co hold their reg-ular

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cash sale at 10 oclock this morn-ing

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Anybody desirous of going intoyachting will find a chance open in anadvertisement to day

Mr J Lyons has the selling of theBethel property at auction instead ofthe gentleman whose name was inad-vertently

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mentioned yesterday

At noon to day a grand opportunitywill be afforded capitalists for the pur-chase

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of an extensive and valuableproperty The entire property of theEast Maui Plantation Co situated atMakawao Island of Maui will then beoffered to the highest bidder at theupset price of 50000 payable in Ub gold coin at tne salesroom of E PAdams Co Queen street Parti-culars

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will be found in the advertisement in this paper

BUSINESS ITEMS

As a true tonic effective invigorator andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt Whisky is

Artist Materials Picture Frames andCornices made to order King Bros Art StoreHotel street

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and ccncralinformation relating to those Islands Price50 cents

If you want a good smoke for your moneypatronize home industry and call nl T wHinglcys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet

What everybody needs at the present hotspell is something cold and refreshing Thereis nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes and candies in mindThey cant be beat

Fresh steam frozen pure and richest ice-cream

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every day No cream frozen over thesecond third or even fourth day Sold at thePioneer Steam Candy Factory llakcryand IceCream Rooms F Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuanu streets Uoth tele ¬

phones No 74

The largest slock and greatest variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Tionccr Steam CandyFactory Ilakcry and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-fectioner

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and Pastry Cook and OrnamcntcrFresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate

Strawberry Vanilla and other Flavored Cara ¬

mels always on hand guaranteed tube farsuperior than any imported and sold cheaperat the nbove establishment than anywhere elsejjotn telephones 74

Shipping IntelligenceARIUVAIS

Wiuinhsdav Sept 8

Ilrit bk Isle of Erin from LiverpoolAm bktne KliUtat from Port TuwnsendAm tern J C Ponl from San FranciscoSchr Mary U Poster from Kauaillgtne V G Irwin from ban Francisco

DEPARTURESWkdnbsday Sept 8

Uus Gov stmr Moskwa for San FranciscoStmr las Makce for Wnlaiue nnd KauaiStmr Waimanilo for WaimaniloSchr Walclm for Waianae nnd Kauai

VESSELS LEAVING TO-DA- Y-

Schr Mary U Foster for Hanamaulu and WaimeaKauai

Schr Canute for Hawaii -

Ilk California for Puget Sound

PASSENGERSFrom San Francisco per bktne Amelia Tuesday

Sept 7 J Dunsford nnj wifeFor Kauat per stmr Jas Makce Wednesday Sept 81hos MUighe GcoOrduay Col5S Spalding and

abuut jo deckFor San Francikco per Kus Gov stmr Moskwa

Wtdnesday Sept -- Cfns Oreenfield 11 Kamp THoggarty and Ianll Ilukke

VosboIs in Port from Foroirpi FortsAm bk Edward May Johnson from lloston

Am ship Melrose from Ioit TownsendFrench schr llammonla C Amaud from Perynr

IslandGer schr Mary C llohm P llohm from Yokohama

via KauaiAm bk Fred P Litchfield Ilartlett from iTtongkongHaw brig Allie Kowe Wm Phillips from Hong

kongAm bk California Chas Davis from Pott 1 own

send W TAm bktne Malay Morehouse from riurrards Inlet

Hoi bk Don Nicholas Ross from Port TownwndAm bktne Amelia W Newhall from Eureka CalAm bktne Klikltat U I Cutler from Port Town

tend W TAm tern I C Ford from San FranciscoAm bark Edward May Johnson from Dostonllrit bark Isle of Erin Nicholson from LWerpool

Voasols Expootod from Foroigu PortsJHr jhln Amana from Liverpool now due ToG

V Macfarlane CoGer bark Pacific Oilman from Ilremen due Sep

ember 0030 Iu II Hackfeld Comi omv roncrag iroin Mvcrpool ui uctoucr

IS jo ToT II UavlctCo

Am bktne Planter W R Perrlman from Port Townlend WT due Sept tjao

Am brgtne Satlna Make from San Francisco dueAm bk Martha Davis I M Benson tailed from

Doston August 7th due December to ao To CDrewerll Co

Am It M S S Alameda Morse from the Colonic enroute to San Fiamisco due September aj To W OIrwin fc Co

Ilr bl Martha 1iiher to have tailed from LiverpoolAliuit

lint baric W HrWatson from Liverpool due Octoberi so 1 9 F A Schaefer Co

Am bk- EMnore OW Jenki from Newcastle N Sw due

Am bk Pacific Slope Earnes from Newcastle SV duq September ro as To Wilder Co

NOTESThe bktne Amelia left Trinidad August i mado

Over half of the piss ige In the first 7 days after whichhad light NE winds to port arriving here September7 She brings 464000 feet redwood lumber i 70000shingles consigned to Allen Robinson She madethe oastige from Trinidad to this port In 19 days Shehas n iloop yacht on board which the captain Intendsto sell See notice In another column

The tern J C Ford arrived September 7 ao dayafrom Sari Frahelsdo with 650 tons general merchandise consigned to Messrs Hackfeld Co

Hie Brit bark Isle of Erin Capt J Inksten arrivedyetcrdiymornIng 144 days from Glasgow Shesailed from Glasgow April 16 Experienced fineweather until reaching Capo Horn then had continuedrain squalls to Equator In Pacific Crossed Equator InAtlantic May 19 and In Pacific on August 19 Arrived at this port September 7 144 day from Glas ¬

gow She brings Coo tons merchandise for Honoluluconsigned to G W Macfarlane Co and 4S0 tons coalin transit for Portland Oregon

The sehr Mary E Foster arrived yesterday morningfrom Waimea Kauai with Co bags paddy nnd 104 bagssugar She sails to day for Hnnimaulu nnd WaimeaKauai She takes 40000 feet lumber 40 tons coal 90M shingles and 300 redwood posts

Hie stmr Jas Makce took a large load of freight forWaianae and Kauat yesterday

Hie bWne Klikltat arrived yesterday morning asJ4tlavi from Port Townsend Reports pleasant weatherthe entire passage She brings about 640000 feet lumber consigned to II Hackfeld Co and Is docked atthe foot of Fort street

1 he Rus Gov stmr Moskwa left about J oclock lastevening for San Francisco with 34a bunches baninaaand 4 passengers

cPcto 3ltbcrti3cmcntc

FOR SALEStoop yacht n feet long 6 feet wide 1 centre hoard

tor further particulars apply to Captain on board theIlarkentine Amelia

Kerosene OilAT AUCTION

By order of Messrs C Brewer Ii Co we will sell atPublic Auction

Monday September 13thAt tt oclock A 11 ot Brewers Wharf

Cases Kerosene Oil130 TEST

CASES O-F-

150 TESTJust landed in good condition ex Bark

EdwardMay

Terms Liberal on Approved Paper Terms at Sale

EPAIAMSqOAUCTIONEERS

Pure

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Medicinal Useno FUSEL OIL

Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated

IN USE IN

HospitalsCurntivo Institutions

Xuilrmarios-- AND

Prescribed by Physicians Everywhere

THE ONLY

Pure StimulantFor the SickInral ids Convalescing Patients

Aged People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Awarded First 1nizn Gold Mkdai ntWorld Exposition Now Orleans La i83si

For Exoollouco nnd Purity

Macfarlane CoSolo Agonts

For Sale By All Druggists

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General CommtssionMerchantMasonic Block Queen St Honolulu

ol Furniture Stock Real Estate nndGeneral Merchandise properly attended to

Solo Agout forAMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE

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Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite PosjpfrpHonolulu HJ

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This Space --Reserved

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CE WILLIAMS

Ttie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

R 1IILDER proprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always Stocked with tlechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer

The Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call-

LOOK OUT FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT

OF

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AVill appear shortly Too busy with clearing out sale towrite anything now

LAINE CONo 34 Port St Clock Building

Have ro ved a consignment of the most Economical mid Valualle Teed for all kinds of stock

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the ereatest FIch former Milk and Mutter producer in use

Od Cake Meal shows about 7 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per cent 100 lbs of this 11

lc31J1 3 or 3 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivaM1XLU HvLDaa well as our usual supply of the beU kinds of

Knj- - Oats Wliont Corn Etc EtcWhich Is offered at the lowest Market Kato and delivered free to any part of the city

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EX B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on nil Kinds of Brick Iron Stone nntl Wooden lluilclings Refers t thefollowing prominent buildings elected by him amongst others too numerous to mention theKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Iolicoand Aswan Buildings Etc

Brick Work in all its BrandiesOffice S H corner Queen nnd Alakca Streets Telephone

OPENING OF NEW GOODSAND AT

VERY iLOW PMCiVAT

B F EHLERS GO

J0HNF COLBDRNBrick Building King Street near Maunakea

IMPORTER AND DEALER

IN HAY AND GRAINGoods delivered promptly Mutual Telephone 387- - Box 398

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EARLY MAltltUGES

CASE8 IN WHICH THEY GEEM REAS ¬

ONABLE AND DESIRABLE

Cnilmrert Tnite nml Aspiration Fatalto ConJtiBitl Hnpplncas MnWnj tlie lloitof an Unfottunnto llnrgnin TlioBailnoaof Unoqunl MatinsTho one supremely important thing in

marriago seems to wo to bo that tho conttactlnjf parties should bo sufficiently ndvnncod to know what tlioy aro doing andto havo ronsounblo ground for boliuviiigthat tho judgmont of thoir maturity will notcondoinn tho cholco of their youth Thiscertainly would como curlier In noma stngosof civilization than In othors Quiet un-ambitious

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country folk in district romotofrom innovation may marry at a voryearly ago with safoty Such ns thoy arothoy aro likely to continuo to bo and thoman who tills his own acro3 and has noambition boyond them will bo far happierto And somo chrcry young helpmato in thohomo to which ho returns at nightfall nor isit at all likely that cither Inn band or wifowill livo to rogrot such an early cholco

At tho other oxtromo of tho social scaloalso oarly marrlngos soon reasonable anddoslrnbla When pooplo havo boon borninto an atmosphere of luxury and culturewhen both parties to tho marriago contracthavo inherited tho tradition of gontlo brood ¬

ing neither is likely to shock or outgrowtho otter as timo goes on

- Tho terrible dangor is in tho early mar ¬

riago of pooplo in a transition stato whonbefore tho wings havo sprung from thoshoulders of Fcgasus ho may bo mated allunknowingly with tho plodding ploughhorso Unshared aspirations unsharedtastes unshared acquisitions these aro fatalto conjugal happiness 1 kijw for instancoa man in high official position educatedlargoly by contract with tho world by thovery duties that havo dovolved ou him andtho attrition of ovory days oxporioncoswhoso pretty empty hoadod wife must shockIilin by nor very accent orery tlmosho openshor lips Ho does his duty manfully thisman but does any ono supposo ho wouldnot be happier with adliToront wifo

NOTH1NCJ HADDFn OU MOIIH TrtAGIO

I know womon also womon of keen intolloct and of both scholarly mid social cul-ture

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who are married to men whom tlmohas not improved or enlarged womon whothink their own thoughts and livo their ownsolitary llvos in a world of which tho manwhom thoy married before thoy know thomsolvos or thou own noeds doos not ovonknow tho language Short of crimo 1 thinktho world holds nothing saddor or moratrnglc than uch unequal mating As Amlelsays In his wonderful Journal Intlmo anirrcparablo ovil brought about by onos self

a renunciation for llfo of liberty of piocoof mind tho vory thought of it is madden ¬

ingit is perhaps a mistako to pity most tho

ono who is gonernlly most commisoratod Inthoso ill fated unions for tho ono who hastho highest rango of possibilities and thomost intimate and oxqulslto need of symptliy has also tho roost resources Krlondswarm to him books spoak to him tho wholoworld of ideal beauty is ready to holp himforget the unsatisfying real but what shallconsole tho duller mato whoso ono hope ofwarmth was in tho nest of homel And yetIt is no light thing for the man who nspirosand struggles and achieves or tho womanwho studios and dreams to bo bereft of thatkeen sympathy that blessed ononesa In mar¬

riage whlcn to tho hoart at onco truo andtender seems worth all other things put togbthor LquIso Chandler Moulton In Brook ¬

lyn Magazine

Causa of a Camlldntos DefeatParson Brownlows son John usod to toll

a good story about tho canvass for congressIn a Tennessoo district by Ma J Pottlbono avory eloquent man a classical scholar andwith a rango and depth of informationwhich proved his defeat It was sad thatho quoted tho Latin poots whllo his com ¬

petitor told familiar joke adapted to thecomprehension of tho not over intellectualpopulaco of the region and thus secured hisoloction Ono day during tho canvassTaylor and Pottlbono were addressing acrowd of mountaineers Taylor dealt injolts and stories suited to tho comprehensionof tho crowd and kept them in u roar oflaughter Pottlbono followed in his usuallearned and soloinn stylo saying that hoshould not uttoinpt to oxplto tho rlsiblos oftho intelligent crowd Whats that hosaidi asked a mountaineer of Brownlowpunching him In the ribs lie said hoshould not attempt to exclto your rlslblesvopliod Brownlow Exclto my rlslblesoxclaimed tho mountalnoer what doos homean by that Why ho means ho wontrnako you laugh replied Brownlow Thouwhy didnt ho say so I cant voto for nosicht And ho didnt and a good manyothers didnt and Pottlbono was defeated

Ben Parley Poora

Treatment of Horaes lu PariTho horses are of tho heavy southern

broods generally nloek and well kept andnot Infrequently furnishing Bpoclmons a3handsome as can bo seen iu itosa Bonhourspictures Thoy suTer terribly whon thostreets aro slippery which occurs whenovorthere is a slight mist or a ltttlo showor Thocrown of tho street Is but slightly ralsodbut the slopo toward tho sides Is quiteenough to send tho outer animals feet tromunder him when it Is necessary to drivenear the gutter There ho lies sprawlingnnd elthor troddon on or kicking tho animalnext him Tho Injuries resulting from theseconcrete pavemonta are really more cruelthan the whip

No ono can bo much about Paris on amoist day without seeing dozens of omnibusor carriage horses fall and it he tops to ob¬

serve ho will somotlmes remark a painfullimp whou thoy aro again on their feetRomo used singly in somo of the publlowagons are oxcoodlngly docile and intelli-gent and if thoy slip on their haunchos ina press of vehicloa sit quietly llko dogs tillthe obstructions are romovod from in frontof them whon they riso qulotly aud proceed as if nothing bod happened ParisCor Ban Francisco Chronicle

Approaches Irlclillty nnd AbsurdityThere Is ono bit of hospitality which one

meets constantly In foreign houses nnd Inthe west in our own country which issadly lacking in Now England This is tho

bite when ono is making an hours visit ora prolonged informal call Qf course withour knowledge of what Is good for ourhealth wo dont wlih to tempt pooplq to eatbetween meals but tho regard for health issometime jcarrlod to a degree of conscien-tiousness

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which approaches frigidity and absurdity A famous French visitor to thoHub said in another city O yes I llkoBoston vory much but it does seem as iftho pooplo livo upon apples nnd cold water

Exchange

There Is to bo telephonic connections btweou Paris and Brussels Thaw ottlos aroabout ISO miles apart

All men aro poets though but fow canvoice tho melodies which are bora in themMm George Band

tfttta 3mlittMttb

THRUMS BINDERY

This Popular Bindery located at

106 Fort Street Advertises No Spe

cialities but is able to do all sorts

sizes and conditions of Book binding

Ruling Perforating Numbering Let

tering and Paper cutting as well as in

San Francisco and at moderate prices

At This Complete Bindery

newspapers magazines pamphlets and

sheet music arc neatly and simply or

elegantly and sumptuously bound as

taste and pocket may demand Old

books are carefully and firmly rebound

All Descriptions or BlankBooks arc made to order at as low

rates as arc consistent with first class

work The Bindery is now using

Westons Record and Brunswick

Linen paper for all first class work

Orders Left atJjjT G Thrums

Fort Street Store will havePrompt Attention

N EW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFEInsurance Company of Boston Mass

imi OKronATBn 1815

AtMrti January 1st 1884 nearly 17- -000000

Polices Issued on the most favorable terms andabsolutely Non Porfeltable after Two

PaymentsBXAMrLK or NOM KoKFKiTuim rLAN

Insured age 35 year o years Endowment Plan forJj000

Annual lrvmtum 34200Csh Surr VTe

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The second and subceaent Dreraiums are lilcelr tobe reduced by ittcrfasinp annual dutributitfu f iuf

13 ADDlicUons can be had of and full informationwill be given by the Agents

CASTZ COOKS

WRITING PAPERWRITING PAPER

Now in stock with additional Kastera Invoices earoute A fine variety of the

CONNECTICUT VALLEY MILLS

Tint Quality

Cap Lacal Letter Note and B Paper

Assorted wciehW Alto Marcus Warda IrUh LUeiFlit JoTio and Note paper plain or tu be

ruled p to suit any older

Tiioi a iuhvm- No 106 Fort St

C K M 1 L L E RGENERAL BUSINESS AGENT

42 MERCHANT tST HONOLTJITr

In conjunction with Mr J A Magoonwill attend to all matters of business lorthe residents of the Hawaiian Islands whomay need an Agent

I do not confine myself alone to the Busi ¬

ness Houses but also to the domestic classwho would wish me to attend to any matter ofbusiness especially to making purchases eitherin Honolulu or San Francisco in any line ofGeneral Merchandise

To the Business Houtes I will give mycareful attention in all matters pertaining toGeneral Business viz 2 Adjusting and Col ¬

lecting Accounts Distribution of Bills andCirculars Custom House Entries Buyingand Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro- -

Ptytar All Legal Documents will be carefully

and neatlv drawn un bv Mr T A MacoonI will attend to all matters entrusted in my

care in a careful courteous ana neat mannerand with quick dispatch

Agent for Klinkner Co Red RubberStamps

Telephone P O Box 113

JT JT WilliamsNo 102 FORT STREET

Leading Photographor of Honolulu

WORK FINISHED IN

Wato Colors Crayon

Iaaialak or OU

Pirn to Colorrtid Sen

The only complU ollecrloii ot

Island VluwiFern SItoUs

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Thrq Moderate

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Charles Hustace109 ad 111 King St betwees Fort and AIhIcor

Has rccciycd per latti arrivals a full assortment of

Comletlnc la part of

Family Flour Germea Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupce Hamand Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cat Butter Dales RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloott nnd Medium Bread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers nnd Cakes AH ofwhich nrc offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Dell Telephone No 119 P O Dox No 371

PACIFIC HARDWARE COLIMITED

7 fe 76 Fort Street HonoluluNew invoices of English and American

goods Howes Scales The latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the PestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint HardcnsHand Grenades Paints OiU VarnishesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Implements Hardware StovesTinware House Furnishing Goods Cutlery

George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Nott

Importer and dealer in

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALS- O-

Crockory Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Tfca Stort fornerly occupied by S Norr oppoits Sfreckkls k Cos Bank Honolulu It I

THE DAILY HEEALDToday September ist 1886 is issued the first number of The Daily Herald

a morning newspaper to he printed for the proprietor under contract by thePress Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth JTf

All who receive a copy of the initial or ariyVBfceqdjng number arerespectfully - 4sJwtik

INVITED TO SUBSOMPRBusiness men arc solicited to test the advantagas

as anSFm Herald

ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each day to be circulated in Honolulu and

throughout the Islands regardless ef subscriptions until a regular paying list otsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the ot

the paper

The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events in

city and country It will also give from time to time as received a summary

of the latest news from the outside world in concise and systematic form

The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest sup-

port

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will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-

duals

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or organizations that may appear in hepolitical field with claims to

popular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles

The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalist

in this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily Bulletin thanmake promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by per-

formance

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He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper

Try Daily Herald for a month at leastJDANIEL LOGAN

Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and Proprietor

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The Press PublishinGompany

Book

LIMITED

MS Steam OleNo 29 Merchant Street Honolulu

I fully equipped with the ktet stylei of FourjoW ipp to do all

work entruitotl to it in the

Highest Style of Typographical Art

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Money Receipts Certificates of Slock Contracts Bills ol UdlngChecks Drafts Notes Orders Tickets Legal and

Mercantile Blanks Labels PamphletsBooks Newspapers etc tc

Book Binding Papar Ruling and Blanh Booh WorkOt all itinas jaiiniuiiy auenucu o uy baiicm uutu muikwcu

The reputation enjoyed by this Office for Neat and Artistic Printing will be maintained

and at PRicss as beasonaulb as is coniitkkt with kirst cIIass wok EstimateCheerfully Gijen

jar Orders by Mall attonded to with m much fidelity as If dellrered in pron- T G THRUM Manage

T S SOUTHWICK Secretary

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Daily

merits

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MATCHLESS

Metal PolishAnd not nly polish upthe handle of lh big

front door but polish up your kitchen ware hand orfire engines or any brass copper aide Oimsnselrer tine or tinware about your house

MTry it aad you wilt uerer b without it

Klinkuors Bod RubberStamp Agency

STTI0JYER1

News PepQt

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25 Merchant Street

HONOLULU H I

Freeth Peacockr

23 Nuuanu St Honolulu

THE LEAD1NQ

WESfE AOT SPIRIT

MERCHANTS

S Lacliman ft Cos OsIifomU Wints John Exchaws No 1 Brandy J Plllns 7 and io

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Thistle Dew Whisky

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Moat Favorite Brands

Ales Beers Wines

Conatantly on hand and Tor lata at I In

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Order Fitted rrtrntytly and all flooda unr anient

P O Io 36JBoth Ttltahon 46

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Wine and Spirit Merchan

Has just racetved per Australia

Celery Beef and IronAlso has for sale

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No 86 King Street80 y HONOLULU II I

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Sacks Bran Coarseand Floe

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Cues NtttiacaCasas Kitra Soda Crackars

Casta Medium BreadCaaas Cracked WhMit 10 lb baga -

Caaas Com Meal while loJbjhaRaCasaa Oat Meal1 10 Ibbags

Casea Corn Slaroh

Casks Dupee Hanis

Casks La A Uanu Caaas K II Bacoa

Casea Falrbanks Lard 3 lb pailCaaaa Falrbanks ljird j lb pall

Cnaea Falrbanks Lard to lb pai

Caaaa Whitneys Butter in tinsHalf liekins Butter Cilt Kde

Qr Crklna Dutaar OIU Ildae

Cases New Cheese

Boaea and Wis Salt CodfuhBblsTiercoaCalumbU Rlrer Salman

Caaas Laundry StarchBoaea Drawn Laundry Soipl

Tura JayaCoiTee Koaated and Ground 1 lb ihiieacaa oraan ionee i

Chaau Japan lea tlbftiaparsCheats Japan ilaa H lb Iapar

Boxea lUlalas London layersV boaea Kabina London layers

Uoaes RalslnaMusaatel

Drums CitronDoNee Currants

Cmaaa Chocolate- Caaaa Mlxad lleklea i

Caaas S plats aaeortad aH sues

Saclu KnliaiWaInuUSaele Soft Shall Almonds

Cans California Honey 1 lb lineCawa King Morse fc Cos frosh canned

Finits Jellies and VegetablesBhIss Wrapplns Papir extra quality

A LAMM ASSOBTMaKT

Best California Leather

Sole Inaole Karaess Skirling and UpperFreaih and jmrlcan Calfskins

Sheen Sklna Coat SkinsSaddles andftaddla Trees

Thaea goods ar new and fetli andwin U wld at

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M W McCliesney Sons

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A V RAYER FOR CONTENT

Dear Lord to Tlioo my knoo Is bontjUlvo mo content

Kuli plciuured with what comos to maWliiitoor It bo

An humblo root a frugal boardAnd uimplo hoard

Tho wintry fnRot piled bosldoTho chlmnoy wldo

Whllo tho onwrcathitig llnmog upsproutAnd twino about

Tho brawn dog that guard my hearthAnd household worth

Tlngo with tho embors ruddy glowTho raftors low

And lot tho sparks snap with dollghtAn flngora might

That mark doft moasurcv of somo tunoTho chlldron rrooti

Than with good f riomls tho rarest fowThoa boldest true

Ilangod rounil about tho blazo to sharoMy cdnifoit thoro

Give mo to claim tho sorvlco mootThat makes each seat

A placo of honor and oach guestIjOed as tho rest

James Whltcomb Hlloy

THE DANGERS OF SORE THROAT

What n riiyslclnn lias to Say on tho SnlJocl Onuses and Cure

Throat troublos aro duo not so much tocllmato as to caro or rathor tho nogloct ofattention- - to tho rules of hoalth which shouldgovern tho dally llvoj of ovory porsou Butono thing should always bo romomberodand that Is all niuillors or wraps should atonto bo romoTod from tho neck upon enter-ing

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tho houso church lecturo room concerthall otc i In fact whenever ono gooi fromout doors into any artificially hoatod roomTho term throat dlsoasos comprises a largonumber of alloctlons of that organ and itslinmodiato connecting structures nearly allpondont upon a catarrhal Inflammation oftho mucous membrane of thoso parts Nowcatarrh whon located tbore or lnsoraootborpart of tho body Is always duo to a success-ion

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of suddon changes to which tho body Issubjected in ono way or another Onco alonowill not usually do it but lot pooplo got wollwarmed up and thon suddenly oxpmo thornsolves to tho cold aud it will not tako manysuch times to establish a catarrh of throatand lungs which it may bo n dllllcult thingto eradicate ontlroly from tho system

Many pooplo aro troublod moro or less oftho tlmo with hoarscnoxi In this connectionit muy bo lncldontally remarked tliat horseradish Is a most excellent romody for thistrodblo aud usually alTords speedy reliof assoon as it is used Tho root is to bo oatenwhen It is greon and not after it Is driedAnother most oxcellent romody for throattroublos and ono which is within tho reachof ovory one is common salt Thoso pcoplowho ute a groat doal of salt aro loss subjectto drynoss and Inflammation of the throatthan aro thoso who do not A vory goodway to usa it Is to prepare it In tho form ofa garglo Tako a heaping teaspoonful ofsalt in a tumbler of water and garglo throoor four tlmo a day It Is well to avoid go-ing out In tho cold for fifteen or twentyminutes after using it

Many do not know to what clangors onoIs llablo who has a sovoro soro throat I donot moan dlphthurotta Boro throat but thocommon non spoclllo soro throat Tho dan ¬

cer to bo feared and consequently to boavoldod Is ulceration If this tako placotho caso becomos ono of a sorlous naturePrompt caro and attention In tho oarly his-tory

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ot a caso of ordinary soro throat willgonerally provont this additional and seriouscomplication For dryness ot tho throat asmall ploco of muriate of ammonia ton orfit toon grains ovory two or throo hours willbe found vory sorvicoablo It Is 1ost takondry in tho mouth and allowed to slowly dis-solve

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Dr D M Patterson in Now EnglandFarmer

- In FloM or Contury IlnnUThoso plant stand about flftoon foot

upurt And whon I tell you that somotimes their sharp lnncos touch oach stemyou can guosa how rank and luxurious theygrow horo in thoir natlvo sun and soil Andwhon I assure you that ovory ono of thosomillion of lances aro sharp and strongenough to run a man clean through thobody you can understand what a foolishthing it is to attempt to tako a long walkthrough ono of these apparently ondlossHolds with a fervid Moxlcan sun on yourback and all merely to savd tho loollngs ofa couplo of perspiring mules

Hut I learned something I found in theiiourt ot this Held somo sullen and sulkyMoztcans who unllko all othors I havo en-countered

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refused to stop work or oven takotho least notice of my presonco Thosobrown follows with broochcloths and pig¬

skins on their backs woro gathering pulquoJutco as a Yankeo gathors his maplo sirupEach man had a llttlo iron hoo In his totthand and a long gourd in bis right Thisgourd Is about two foot long Tho maguoyplant Is tappod by cutting tho heart orcentral loaves nut a foot or two abovo thoground and digging a holo thoro for tho sapto gather in with tho llttlo iron hoo Thouthroo times each day a man comos alongwith his pig skin his gourd aud his hooHo sticks his long gourd down Into tho holefor tho sap and thon ho sucks and sucksNow it is absurd to say as many do thatho sucks tho sap into hU mouth lie morolysucks it into his gotud thon ha jerks olthis gourd thrusts it Into tho nook of hispig skin and whllo tho liquor runs out digsu llttlo doopor Into tho heart ot tho plantwith his hoo for a now How of sap by thotime ho shall como again I know I havowritten ot this boforo but never boforo wasI nleolutoly cortaln that tho man does nottako tho liquor into his mouth You candrink pulquo with conlidonco in this asser ¬

tion Joanuln Millors LottorI

noM wntera Heuued About tho LundA French goologlst Mous do Lapparont

lately called tho attention of tho larls Goological socloty to tho olloot gravitation hasIn heaping up soa waters about tho landTho continents aro thus nil situated at thotops of bills of water and In crossing thoAtlantto tho ship has first to go down hillthen to cross a valley and dually to climbanother hllL Tho calculation has booninado that in mld ocoan the surface may bomoro than halt a rallo 1C0Q motors holowtho levol It would havo If tho contlnonte ox

ted no attraction Arkansaw Travolor

Ily tho lliulnunt Fronoh ArtistThe story is going around of la young ro

porter who visited a publishing houaj audthen wrote Horaothlog new for tho holi-day trado Is tho Longfellow portfolio Theongravlngs aro by tha eminent French urt1st Do Luxa Now York Sun

A weakly EnglUh newspaper la to bo puljiUbed 1q UwUa

nprrt1 JIHj

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9 1886

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S-- E WILLIAMS

IMPORTER AMD DeALU IM

Furniture of livery Description AlsoUpholsterer and Manufacturer

Furniture Warerooms No m Fort SttMt Workshop nt old itnd o Hotel Street All order promptlyattended to

TOD HOPPSCHLAEGER Co

Imjwrttrt and Commission Merchant

No 48 Quisx Strut Honolulu Oauu II 1

TyRANK GERT2

Root and Shoemaker

Booti and Shoee made to Order

No 103 Fort Street t Honolulu

JOHN T WATERHOUSE

Importer and Healer in General Mer¬

chandiseNo 25 31 QuebnStreki Honolulu

T M OAT JR CO

Stationer and New DenierMed Rubber Stamp Ageney

Gazette Block No ij Merchant StriotHonolulu H I

TT HACKFELD CO

General Commission Agonl

Cor Fort and Queen Streets IIonolul

TT E MelNTYRB BROTHER

Grocery and Peed StoreCor Kino and Fort Stj Honolulu

L AIILO

Dealer lrt Gnoda Jltee Tea Ullkiandwuoub jguiHf jiooi aimHhoee Jim 11 feed and Flour

Vliar and TobaceoAl proprietor of Klce and Suisr PlenUlioae at

Kaneohe Koolu Wnmio Kwa and HulaCor Nuuanu and Chaplain St Honolulu

TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Steam Engine Holler Hugar MlHtCooler f Iron lira and Lead Casting

Honolulu u 1

rir - t 1 jvMiiit j at every ucscriiuion nuiae to oruerrticular attention paid to fahpe DUclumllhl ns

Ob work executed on the ihortetnotice

J O HALL ft SON Limited

lUrORTERS AND UKALrlt luHardware and lenoralMercltandle

Cornrr or Kino and Fort Strict Honolulu

officersWilliam W Hall Preldent and ManagerIm C Ailciat Serrrtarv anrl TrMtttiwrW F Allen Auditor

uireuon inoruu Aiar 1 o white

npHEO II DAVIBS Co

Kaahuuanu Street HonoluluGeneral and Commltalon Merchant

AGENTS odIIoidUiitishand Foieijrn Marine Imurance CompanyNorthern Awurance Company Fire and Life

Pioneer Line of Packets Liverpool to HonoluluLiverpool Oflice No 13 and 13 The Albany

TTUSTACE ROBERTSON

DrlmtfAll orders for cortaze oromntlr attended to Trtl

cularnttcntlon paid to the Storinq and SuirriNQefgoods in transit to the other Islands Also IlLACK

Sand and White Sand in quantities to sultallowettprices

Ockick No 48 Queen street idjouilnj auctionrooms of V V Adams Co

Mutual Telephone No 19

U W MACKARLANB H It MACrARMNs

Q- - W MACFARLANB CO

Importora Commission Moroliautanud Sngax Paotors

Tire proof BuildinB Queen street Honolulu

AGENTS FOR

luuloa Sheen Ranch Co HawaiiJ Fowler Cos bteam Plow and Portable Tramway

Works LeedsMlrrless Watson CoU Sugar Machinery GlasgowJlasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets

Liverpool and Honolulu Line of PacketsLondon and Honolulu Line of SteamerSun Fire Oflice of London

CASTLE COOKE

Nlltli aud Commission JTerchantsNo 80 Kino Street Honolulu

IMI ORTUR3 AND DElLSm IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents lor

I lie Jllichoook Companys PlantationThe Alexanders lhldwin Plantation

IK llalstend or WaUlua FlantatlonA II Smith Company Koloa Kauai

J M Alexander Haiku MaulHie Haiku Suear Company

The Kohala sugar Company1 lainakua Flantatlon

Tlw Union insurance Company ol San IramoscoDie New Fngland Lifo Insurance Company of DoetoiThe Wake Manufacturing Company of Host onD M Wentons Patent Centrifugal MachinesI he New York and Honolulu Pfdet Line1 lie Merchants Line Honolulu tnd San FranciseoOr Jaynes Sons Celebrated edlclnesWilcox k Oibbs Singer Manufacturing CompanyWheelei Wilon Sewlni Muehinw

THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSGlllots Esterlirook Steel Pens

TODDS GOLD VKN

FADRRS ANTINICUVOUS PKNIIQLTJEKS

Hnbler Holders Cork Holders Ivory and LbonyllolJers gold mounted Ivory and Hone

Folders and Paper Cutters Falers Tabletirasers uenisons velvet Jnuerj

Crystal Rubber Rubber in woodpencil shape thumb Tacks

Pencil Protectors RubberIlands of various

slses etc etc

Wer Sal bp XIIOS O TIIKV31No Fort Srnasr

r a TT V ttPP AT ft1 ix I IJ 1 QJjJliiJjJJiHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Scnxral Jltiucriiccincittc

California WinesThe growth and marjufrtcturcof pure wines in California has surprised the

most sanguine Although small manufacturers through combined ignoranceand carelessness turn out inferior wihes it has been the ambition of

Messrs Arpad Haraszthy Go

To produce Wines and Brandies that are absolutely pure and the

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNEIs the only pure Champagne that is produced by the natural process of fer-

mentation¬

in he bottle which wines are imported and sold only by

HAMILTON JOHNSONtX7I32lo amcL Spirit ZLvercbant

Tyiaa o VaiaJ b3 29 aCorc3aa3at St KConol aJia

Also Agent and Importct of the Celebrated

FALKS MILWAUKEE PILSENER BEER0 P S WHISKEYEUREKA WHISKEY

SELLING OUTDtitrlng o close out

SHIP CHANDLERYAND

COMMISSION BUSINESSWe will sell at reduced prices our entire stock goodwill and lease of premises to n responsible party at afair valuatiou

A W PIERCE COHonolulu August a itSi

PIONEER

STEAM CANDY FACTORY

AND

B jol BaL B xu juF HORN

Practical Confectioner Pastq Cook and BakerRich and delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

E J MELLERICE CREAM PARLORS

ANDt

Candy ManufactoryIiinoolu Block King Stroot- -

The choicest candles and Ice Cream constantly onhand private rooms for ladles and families will openabout the 10th of September

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sti

Under the Management of

E H F WOLTERKeep always In stock a variety of the best Wines

Liquors Ilccrs and tea cold Uecr on draught at 10cents per glass

CALL AND SEE US

p P GRAY M D

V1IXSIGIAN AND SUHGltOXOflice next door to the Honolulu Library

8 to to a uOrncB Hours 1 to 4 r M

7 to 8 r M

Sundays 9 to 11 a uRFSIDGNCR Alakea St Opposite V M C A

A MORGAN

No 70 find 81 King St HonoluluCarriage Manufacturer Horse Shoer

and General Blacksmith

Repairing promptly attended to Orders from theother Islands solicited Hell Telephone No i6t

T3 W PRA2BR

MEUOHANX TAILOKCorner King and Alakea St Honolulu

Moderate charges food workmanship and a perfectfit guaranteed

t w Mcdonaldout suoicrNG Niroi

OlTOSITH IANTIIKON STAbLES 116 FOKl STKURT

Horse shoeing in all its Lranches done by the mostexperienced workmen

Hell Telephone i8r

POSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

TUN IIJIIC VroprlstorHotel stubet IIutwukn Fort anu NuuanuOur secret is success we have never failed and

will continue to serve our customers as in tha pastwith the best the market alToids at reasonable rates

MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEYMcKINNEY WHISKEY

UP TOWN CENTRALSTATIONERY STOR

106 FORTSTREKT BREWKRS BLOCK

CARRIBS A VULL ASSORTMENT Or

mno tuiil Commorolal Stntlonory

conshtinu im rAir or

Note Letter PostCan Legal 4 Bill PaperGold Steel and Quil PensWriting and Copying and Colored Inks

PKNCILSrMtJCILAOE

Papcteries Visiting CardsCap Letter Note and Memo Tablets and Dlooke

in Manila anu nne paperInkstands RulersEnvelopes all sues paper and cloth liaed

STOAKKS AUTOMATIC SHADING PENS

TimeTrial BaUnoc and

Log ltooW

LETTER PRESSES

Pass Memo Time Order Reotiptt Exweiseand Letter Hooks

Copying Brushes Rubber Copying SheetDlank Rooks in VariousJSies and Styles cf Binding

Tracing Cloth and Paper

djia lrrxa vatou

rhotograph Frames and PassepartoutsAutograph and Photo Albums Scrap nooks

Inlaid Work Boxes and Writing DesksArtotvnes framed and unfmnied

Celluloid Sets of Comb Brush and Mirroriauies liana uags Keticuics baskets

ShawllrapHbchool UagsA Fino Variety of Prang s Birthday Cards

Poetical Birthday and Miscellaneous Books

Illustrated Letter Sheets Pocket and Letter Maps 01

the Islands Maps of Honolulu

iSouyouir Views of Honolulu

Windsor Newtons Artists Materials

Special or extra large books made up to order from

VWKSTdNS LIEN RECORD PAPFR

BY COMPETENT WORKMEH

In Any Style Desired

sIAPKK RULING TO ANT VATTJCRN

1X KAITIIPULLY EXECUTED

A KIJLL LINE OF FLAT PArKRS

t Constantly In Stock

INCLUDING MAKCUS WARDS IRISH I INEN

Pocket Edition Seaside Library

IN LARGE VARIETY Or TUB HOST FOIULAK AUTHORS

MUSIC MAGAZINES PERIODICALS LAW

AND

MISCELLANEOUS nOOKS

ROUND TO ORDKR OK HUORT NOTlVltAll orders respectfully solicited and guaranteed

prompt attentionTUOS G T1IRU31

t TBflrrrrc3 T irry oTivnTTTHTrtr a j a jwu nm a snl urutd to order at slits dice

F

gusnc00 QTavuo

A SCHABFER CO

IMI ORTRRS AND

Commission Merthants

No o Merchant Strxrt Honolulu

- 0 BERGER

Agent for Maeneule f I7r6aii NnesMerchant Street Honolulu

TJROWN Ht PHILLIPS

lrartlcal Jlnmbers la fitters andCaliper Smith

House and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

w F ALLEN

Has an office with Messrs Dishep Jit Co corner ofjvicrcnant anu haanumanu streets and he will bepleated to attend to any business wlrusted to him

T A1NE Co

Commission 3lcrthnntsImporters and dealers in Hay Grain and General

ProduceHonolulu 1 1 I

T EWERS COOKE

Successors to Lewers DicksonImporter and Dealer tn lumber and all

hind of Itulldlng MaterialNo 83 Fort Street Honolulu

TTOLLISTER Co

Ifhotetale and Retail Druggist and Tobaeeontsts

No 59 Nuuanu Stlket Honolulu

M PHILLIPS Co

Importers and trtialesale Dealt rs in Cloth- -

i fioor tnoes Jiais liens fur ¬nishing Good fancg Goods Jite

No 10 Kaaiiumanu Street Honolulu

CLAUS SPRECKBU

wI

M G IRWIN CO

WM a IRWIN

Sugar factor and Commission AgentHonolulu h I

J M WHITNEY M D D D S

Dental Room on fort StreetHonolulu i 1

Office in Brewer TtWl mrar IIaiaI a S aStreets entrance oa Hotel Street

CLAXKNCETTILDBK VOLNET VAtLLANCOUETASHrOXD j ASHrORD

A SHFORD ASHFORD

Attorneys Counsellors Solicitor Advo ¬

cate Proctors Conveyancer JtteOrrica Honolulu Hale adjoining Post office

t alfred magoon

attorney at iavt41 Merchant Street Honolulu

JOHN H PATY

Notary Publle and Commission of DeedFor the States of California and New York Office

at the Bank of Bishop St CoHoxotULU Oahu If I

it DOLE

Lawyer and Notary TubllrWill be at his office at 15 Kaaiiumanu street from

to to oclock A M during the Legislate e session

w R CASTLE

Attorney at Law and Notary 1ublleNo g Merchant Street Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kingdom

w ILLIAM McCANDLBSS

Dealer in Choicest Reef real 3lutlon FtcNo 6 Queen Street Fish Market

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice

Vegetables of all kinds sunnlted to oirierTELENIONB N0 X7

OEAVER SALOON

IORT Street OrrosiTn W11 per Gos

II J NOTTE ProprietorFirst class lunches served with Tea Coffee Sodi Wa-

ter Ginger Ale or Milk

OriiN fiiom 3 a t till 10 r M

Smokers Requisites a Slcclallty

a WEST II M DOW c W MACFARLANB

TTtTEST DOW CO

Jiiiorcft ami Dealers In all Xtud 03Iuslc Fancy and lunanesc Goods

rurnlturo of all kinds Sewing Machines MirrorsPaintings Chromos nndToys Picture Frames amiCornices to order Moving and repairing Furniturea specialityNo ioj Fort Street Honolulu

A L SMITH

Importer and neater in Glassware3lertden Silver Plated Ware

Rrackcts VasesNo 83 Fort Street Honolulu

Kings Combination Spectacles ami Ej gl isscsLuslral Wire Ware Haniy Soans Picture Framesv osiciiiioun s i ockci vuucry 11 1 inasc hiiluviews Clarks Spool Cotton Mnchinc Oil akinds of Machine Needles Domestic Iftprr Fashions

Sole agent of the universally nrknonMged LightRunning Donltstlc Sewing Machine

T E WISEMAN

Real Estate Rroker and EmploymentJJiirraii

Rents Rooms Cottages Houses and sells and leasesReal Estate in all parts of the Kidgdom Employment found for those seeking work in all the variousbranches of business connected with these Islands

t3T N II Legal Documentsdrawn Rills collectedBooks and Accounts kept and general oniee worktransacted Patronage solicited Couimiiibnt modurate

- - -- -

Diuunc00 QTurlis

UNION MARINEINSURANCECOMPANVof San Francisco

CASTLE COOK AGSNTSIncorporated i8c

DEPARTMENT PACIFICLife Insurance Company

OF CALIFORNIA

S G WILDER AGENTAssets December 31 1S84 rs6iooo

Policies issued against Accident for one day up toone ar

MAGDEBURQ HIRE INSURCompany of Hamburg--

A JA EGUK AGENTBuilding Merduuidine Furniture and Machinery

Ineorcd ngalmt re on the mot favorable terms

TURKMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERSE A SCUAEPEK o C Aans

Also atients for theDresden tioard of UnderwrftersVienna Board of Underwriters

For the nawnllan Islands

BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURance Company LimitedTUEO II DAlIES AGENT

In nlirtta itrevcivea instruct onsteihjajLr i iiJdll V 1 f r PPa to Issue po

freight permCeratCS l -T LYONS

Auctioneer and Commission 3 rrchantCorner Fort and QueiuStlkots HonoluuSalesofFiirniiiirc Stock lieal Estate and CeueralMerchindise promptly attended to Sole ams forAmerican and Kuiopean mercliardise

O HUSTACEFORMERLY WITH tOLLM CO

Wholesale and Retail Groceri Kino Street Under Harmony Hall

nolle Vw J Slp arM PP at short

telephone No tig

TWT S GR1NBAUM CO

Importer of General Merchandise andCommission 3Ierehnnts

Queen Stree r Honolui u H INo U4 California street San Francisco Cat

yiIE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN INvestment Company limited

Jiy And forlone n periods on approvedsecurity Applyto W LOREFNOffice Beaver Block Fort St Mnnager

SI A OONSALVRS

QONSALVKS CO

NOg

ACCIDENT

HAMBURO

E HUTCHINSON

irtolcsalo Grorer and ITIne MerchantBkavbr Block Queen Strebj- - Honol

Tost Office Bo No 309 Telephone No 6p

T A THURSTON

Attorney at Late

Na 38 MercmantStrbet Honli

nnHOS G THRUM

iHroHTINO and ManlfacturinoStallone llook seller Printer Rook

binder etcAnd publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual

Fancy GoodT Stationtry Bo wle Toys ano

Fort Street Near Hotel Honoiuiu

FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COMpany of BerlinK A SCfAEFER d Co AGENTSfllfenfPJ jWished n

1 r5i homo nd oaSthe-- - n1vHUIV iVAUta

GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of Berlin

r A SCfASFEK A-- Ce AGENTS

StaS ftt the mQit rMCnnilU - -- i lsorable terms mm

HAMBURG BREMENCompany

FIRE INSURANCE

A SCUAEFER Cs AGENTSThe above firm hawng been nppointeiftigents of thiscompany are prepared to against fire o

Srnnn1inCsbulIrllllsfd on lnde stored

alJffiS WmS- - For rli11

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURance Company of BostonCASTLE COOKE AGENTS

INCORPORATED 1835

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany in the United States

Policies Issued on thrniost Favorably TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency 19000

NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg

HACKFELD O AGENTSCapital and Reserve Reichsmark 883000their Re Iiuurance Comjunies 350000a

Hie Agents of the alwve Company fot the HawaiianIslands nro prepared to insure Buildings FurnitureMerchandise and IVoduce Abchinery etc also Sugannd Kice Mills and vessels in the harbor against losJmjS y c the most favorable terms

TRANS ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg

HACKFELD Co AftCapital and Resenx Reichsmark c5oooooo

their Re Insurance Companies 101030000Total Reichsmark 107050000Tn Arrnlt rilka ntnu P 1 11- v vo kuniPiuj loruie HawaiianIslands are prepared to Insure Buildings Furnitun

Merchandise and Produce Machinery etc also Sugarand Rice Mills and vessels in theJiatbor ngaint lossor damage by fire fin the most favorable teims

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Company

BISHOP Co AGENTS

AssetsReserve

RSTABISIIED 1836

cii7riilfJ Liability to Stockholders37ou937500000

INCOME FOR lf3Premiums received after deduction of re-

insurance¬

9000- -

Losses mptly adjusted and paid here

srdBri- -

i

tr10Iftlr

Iif

ft

THE DAILY HERALD

IS PUI1LISHED

EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

Fo Till PR0MI1T0R HVTIIR PKBSaPlnLtMllNClCo

Limited

At llio OfllooNo SOMorohanl St

TJC JOTS OF SVllSCMlTIOlf

Per annum 4 SooSix months 300Three month 150Per month 50 cts

Postage additional

t3T Subtrrlpttona laynbte In AdtanecUrief communications from alt parts of rih Kingdom

will always be acceptable

All matters intended for publication as well as bustinMi communications and advertisements should be

addressed to

THE DAILY HEUALD

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1886

A VALUABLE EXPERIMENT

Mr Herbert Purvis gives in thePlanttt Monthly an account of anextensive experiment he is making incinchona cultivation at KukuihaclcHawaii He took a skilled gardenerwith him from England to Ceylon in1883 The gardener he placed on acinchona estate to give him a knowl-

edge

¬

of the cultivation while he visitedthe chief cinchona districts of theisland What he saw and learned convinced him that cinchona would thrivein large districts of these IslandsTherefore he brought home with him aquarter ounce of seed for which he paidxA the rate of 100 an ounce It was

of an exceptionally good variety yield-

ing¬

in Ceylon from n to 14 per centof crystallized sulphate of quinine onanalysis whereas Mr Purvis believesthe richest bark elsewhere knownyielded less than 4 per cent He re-

turned¬

to Hawaii in October 1883and at once began operations to startcinchona groves Having selected asuitable situation in the forest aboveKukuihaele at an altitude of 2000feet a small clearing was made inSeptember 1884 and the first batch oftrees was planted out They are nowso well advanced that he was able totake bark from all the different kindsfor analysis a short time ago andhoped to hear of a favorable resultvery shortly In 1884 Mr Purvis ob-

tained¬

seed from a reputable varietygrown in the cinchona region of theAndes South America He gives anaccount of progress made so far in thefollowing paragraphs

After a great deal of delay causedby scarcity of labor we got an area often acres cleared of forest near theclearing before mentioned on a gen-

tle¬

slope and now we have all ouryoung seedlings planted out to thenumber of about sixteen thousandiooo all of which are now thriving

and looking remarkably well Thetrees ought to be sufficiently old togive their first crop of bark in abouttwo years time

I have now expended over 3500including cost of visit to Ceylon butexclusive of all interest whatever onthe establishment of cinchona cultiva-tion

¬

in Hawaii and have every reasonto believe that it is a success Shouldit prove to be such it would throwopen a vast extent of land in the Hamakua Hilo and Kona districts onHawaii and also on Maui which areabove theline of sugar cultivation andat present lying useless

The man who makes valuable treesand plants grow in former all but use ¬

less wilderness is a decided benefactorto these Islands More of his stampare needed to place the Kingdomabove the influence of all vicissitudesto the few products upon which it nowwholly relies

rwrrr vn ij m

PENSIONS

The door being effectually openedby the present Legislature a rush ofpension bills may be anticipated atsubsequent sessions Admitting thatlength of public service makes a validclaim for pensions there should atleast be some system in bestowingthem Probably the precedent estab ¬

lished ensures all the older civil servants now in harness ari Carly retire-

ment¬

on pensions But for the yoUHgerportion of the service a superannua-tion

¬

law ought to be passed underwhich a slight percentage of salariesshould go to a pension fund MrDoles bill may not have been com- -

prehensive enough but it was a movein the right direction It was at allevents far preferable to the promiscu ¬

ous method adopted by the houseEvery improper influence now has

scope for its exercise in both tlie initiation and disposal of pension billsApart from the question bf grantingpensions at all it must appear to everycandid mind that the giving of nearlythree times the annual gratuity toPrincess Poomaikclani which was

voted to the two veteran public servants whose cases were passed uponwith hers was as gross a piece of favoritism and discriminating legislationas ever any law making body committed

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Ihnvc nothing to advertise Thereis no business doing That is justwhy you should advertise our dearsir

It is a pity more notice cannot begiven when water is to be shut off in

any locality An advertisement issuedonly the evening previous to a shut off

at six in the morning is taking housekeepers rather short

It appears that the repairs to KukuiPlace arc unfinished so that criticismis premature Moreover the work is

being done by Mr George Lucasat his own expense and is one of themany evidences he has given of public

spirit We therefore move to amendthe complaint making it a complimentinstead but would enter a demurreragainst the application of the familiarproverb about judging unfinishedwork

Yes let us have more watering carts

and stop the nuisance of hose practice

at every corner for half the day How-

ever

¬

if ever the streets are paved so asto stand a thorough daily sweepingwith modern implements for that pur¬

pose the public health will be betterconsulted by dampening the streets as

little as possible Medical opinion we

have been told is strongly against hav ¬

ing the stretts kept wet under thetropical sun

1 VllIJlOl MI

A newspaper has been discovered atPekin China that was started in theyear 911 It was established to fill along felt want

Duffys Pure Malt Whisky is not a medi-cated

¬

ltnuor but a pure unadulterated whiskyfor medicinal use free from fusel oil and allnoxious impurities and is prescribed by physi-cians

¬

It is a medicine for the sick and feebleand a beverage for the million because it isabsolutely pure

Wenner CoManufacturing and Importing

JT DB W 3B Hi ISE Ifc ISNo 03 Fort Street

Always keep on hand a most elegant assortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND ELATED SILVER WAKE

Ever brought to this market

Clocks Wntchcs Bracelets Neck ¬

lets Pins Lockets Gold Chainsand Guards Slccvo Buttons

Studs Etc EtcAnd ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid SUvor Tea SetsAnd all kinds of silrer ware suitable for protestation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing of watcles and jewelry carefully at ¬

tended to and executed in the most workmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention h jxud to onlers and ob work

irora m otner itiatuu

New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Port Strukt Honolulu II I

Portraits aad riewj Kim class work Satisfactionguaranteed

J A GONSALVKS

Crystal Soda WorksMANUTACTUKKRS OP

SOIJA WATEBaijb

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aerated Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Essences

Our Good are acknowleged the I1KST NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERSIn all our Bottles

3T We Invite particular attention to our PatentFilter recently introduced by which all waters used

11 our manufactures is absolutely freed from all Im ¬

puritiesJt3T We deliver our Goods free of charge to all parts

of the cityCareful attention paid to Islands Orders Address

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P 0 BOX 307 HONOLULU II I

Telephone No 298

HEADS LETTER HEADSNOTE IIUD3amo STATEMENT HEADSprinted to orde by ih -

PUBM FUBLlEHINSCOMPAHr

BKKKKHH

TSHSwr

kttctttl Jlibtrticstnicitijs11 jMB mm imaua m riiM

ihhi iifHy B it Bi f8 si ir Bit Sir B us

PEACE ASSUREDWar Averted IsTo Cutting of Prices

NO PUFFINGOEINFERIOR GOODS

I have received and now offer for sale the Finest Assortment of

Mens Youths and Boys

Custom Made Clothing ever offered to the PublicMy Goods art Shrunk before Cutting

Everything in Gents Underwear viz Silk Lisle threadBalbriggans Anglo India Gauze Cotton Jeans Muslin Etc

Ladies Misses and ChildrensFine first class Hoscry in all Grades and Shades from Silks to Cottons My Gentle

mens Hoscry are Simply Elegant A look at my real DALBRIGGANSis well worth avisit to tnc slorcllicse goods are madclor mysell and aretlie only poodsol the kirul sold litreEverything usually found in all well appointed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Stores are tobe found here No Puffinrr Is necessary as this establishment is will and favorably knownfrom Hawaii to Niiliau

No Trouble to Show GoodsM McINERNY

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OF

Custom Hie Clothing Gents Fuming Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in NeckwearAbo by repeated and Special Request a small Imroieo of the Pints Hand made

consequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

WOLFE COHo 66 HOTEL STREET

Groceries Provisions and FeedA full supply of choice goods always on hand Fresh California produce

by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to and goods delivered freeof charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

PO Box 130 Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 1149

This Space is Reserved for the

UNION FEED GO

H E McINTYUE BRO

v

r

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedEailt Corner 3ort and TClnaliramtv

New goods received by crery packet from the Eastern States and Europe Fresh Cali-

fornia¬

Produce by erery steamer All orders faithfully Attended to and Goods delirercd toany part of Iho city froo of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Poster co Vox No 145 Telephone No 9

p o Bo jij ESTABLISHED 1879 Telephone 171

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H IReal Estate Agent Custom Home Broker

Bmploymant Agent Money BrokerWilder Steamship Agent Manager Hawaiian Optra House

Great Burlington Railroad Agentin America Fire and Life Insurance Agent

No in Fort StreetImporters and Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries

Hay and Grain EtcIQE HPUSE GOODS A SPECIALTY

P O Bex ap7 Telephone both Companies 140

S N CASTLBO P CASTLE

r 1

tf4kmiMmiB4mMHiit ii iiiniin mi iitrtaaaaaa

tScttctrtl bttttocment

CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission --MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL IVtBJRClJ IANpiSE

AGENTS FORKohala Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

rala Plantation Hlchcock CoslMantatlanOrov Ranch Plantation Halstead WalatiaVririilfoo

II SmllVfcCoKoloa Kauai faThe Union Fire and Martna IiKuranc Company f San Framtico - iV

The dtna Fire Insurance Company of HartfordTlii NtwJngland Mutual Life Inturanca Company of Boston

D M Wutons Patent Citrlfucal MachinctTin Nw York and Honolulu Paclcet Line

The Mtrchanti Line Honolulu and San Franciscojnyn cum vvicoraicu mrumnc

Wilcox Gttbs Remington and Whetlerfc WllionSewjpsMaclnVi

EX O HALL SOEiLIMITED

Have just received and offer for sale

POWNERS kero seneELECTRIC AND GOOD LUCK OIL

SUPERIOR

Th ooly ontt for Kale tn this Mariet

Halls Celebrated Plows and BreakersWITH SPAKE PARTS

--rjrRE nn osrixav rzfeFrom tb fn sold cheaper tfin any other tu the market

Also Sisal Rope Usual SizesA fresh lot of elegant Solid Silver Ware from the Goriiam Factory

Also beautiful articles of Silver Plated vynre from Reed BaronsRooinsAll these besides their usual assortment of Hardware Lubricating 0ls Etcfor House and Plantation use

xciural LbbEitiscmctita

TAHITI LEMONADE VVQRKS

Made by the Most Improved System

JErntod Table-- WatersGINGER ALE LEMONADE

GRENADINE PLAIN SODA

Absolutely PoreAs supplied the priacipal families In Honolulu andexclutivelr Her Uritannie Majestys vessels of warv

BREWER COMPANYCA Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENT

ttsT or officersP Jonii Jr President and ManagJO Cartkk Treasurer and SecretaHon Wm F Allen Audit

uibectoksHon C R DuMP Hon II Vyriiou

pAUL NEUMANNS

Iiaw Oflloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

ANCHOR SALOONCorner of King and Nuuanu Streets

vVILL OPENAbout September 15th with the choicest brands ofSVines and Liquors

HARRY BYNGBarber Shop cor King and AlakcaSts

Shaving and hair cutting neatly done Childrenshair cutting specialty

Pantheon Stables

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets

Livery Boarding and Sab Station

Patrlatret for hire at all hours of the dav or nlehtalso conveyance oi all kinds for parties going aroundthe island

Excellent Skddlo Horses lor Ladies and Gentlemen Guaranteed Gentls

Larg and small omnibus for picnics and excursionparties carrying from 16 to 40 pasnengers can alwaysbe secured by special arrangements

TuiurKONB No 34

C J SHERWOOD Manager

H rNDY STATIONERY

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FOR SALEAt Public Auction

Thursday Sept 9 1886 1At our Salesroom Queen Street will be oflered

at is oclock lioon the fallowing beingthe Entire Property of

LJAUl JliPi GO

Situated at Makawao Island ofMaui and comprising

981 Acres ol Land in fee simple ou south sideMaliko gulch

000 Acres of Pasture and Wood Land known asPiholo

UU6 Acres of Land in fee simple known as luomaid on the northern side of Maliko gutcb

tnild51Acres of plant Can lobe taken olT In i88r

and about

00 Acres of the first ratoons also for the crop of 1B8- -all of which are planted on the above lands

75 Acres of Plant Cane for the crop of 188I

Also about

200 head of Working Oxen

Pesldcs 250 bead of Cons nnd Calves all ofwhich are In fine condition

15 Horses Marcs and Colts 1 Mulep 18 Ox Carts 60 Ox Yokes and Chains7 IJows Wagons and Harnesses

A 6 Ton Mill Machinery includingVacuum Pan Engine Centri-

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Tools EtcMill Buildings Trash Houses Laborers

Houses Etc

Vivo pwellitif HousesIN GOOD ORDKIt

Secured Water Rights Kskcrvolts in connectiontherewith drains flumes and ditches

A lease of land at ICahuIul Maui eipiring M1sotli igor the rent of which has been paid up In full

now leased at an annual rental of 400

Tlie Entire Property of this Eslotu by voles of theStockholders Is ollcred for sale at

The Upset Price of 50000PAYAKIK IN U S GOLD COIN

Ior further particulars apply to

COL W ALLEN PresidentC IIKKWFK k CO Agents or to

E P ADAMS CO Anotrs

Cosmopolitan SaloonCoruor of Hotel ami Nunnaii Sts

Under tlio JIimiiommt f

F L LESLIEKeep constantly on hand all brands of Wines

Liquors and Peers Ice cold lleer on draught 0 centsper glass

GIVE US A OAXltIS Il

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Stroot

VISITING CAHDS BUSINESS CARDSMENU CARDS

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THE DAILY HERALDWill bo for Mivlo Dnllr it Uio 3Tol

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LOCALNEWSA little rain makes the Fott gtrcet

gutters horridii

The iron front of Spicckcls blockhas been repainted in good style

R Takenchi of the Tsukuba is theonly name registered at the Hotelyesterday

Princess Likelike will be at homeWaikiki residence from two till fivethis afternoon

The forest of masts on the waterfront does not look as if trade wasaltogether dead

The Japanese training ship Tsukubawill receive 135 tons of coal fromMr S M Carter to day

Honolulu society is to have thediversion of two weddings within theensuing fortnight or three weeks

The Womens Church Aid Societyhold their regular monthly meeting atthe Y M C A hall at half past twothis afternoon

Mr Wright of the Foreign Officehad a narrow escape from choking bya piece of bone catching in his throatat dinner last evening

The Custom House presentsthe shabbiest if not the only shabbyfront of all the public buildings iffHonolulu

Water is to be shut oil on Judd Liliha and Lunalilo streets and Nuuanuavenue from six this morning till fourthis afternoon

A competition for three cocoanutornaments made by A Herringbeginsat the Fort street shooting gallery to ¬

day crack shots to be barred

The tug Elcu in approaching thebarkentinc Amelia yesterday wasdashed by a swell against the latter thetugs bow breaking the barkentincsfore channel

Messrs Allen Robinson have re-

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two draught horses and MrMark Robinson a carriage horse bythe schooner J C Ford from SanFrancisco

Yesterdays police grist consisted oftnree cases ot drunkenness with theusual fine and one of disorderly conduct remanded There was nothingsiateu at tne station all day

The weather was very dull andthreatening all day yesterday and itseffects were visible in a gloomy shadeover the city and its business Thespell was broken by rain in earnestabout seven oclock

Vice Admiral Shestakoff and ladywith the Princes Wittgenstein andGalitzine on Tuesday visited thePrincess Likelike at Waikiki ThePrincess was attended by her husbandHon A S Cleghorn her daughterthe Princess Kaiulani and the Littersgoverness Miss Gardinier ColBoyd and Major Holt were alsopresent

In consequence of the Britishsteamer Altmacraig having met with adisaster at or near the port of SantaRosalia Lower Californiathe Secretaryof State of the Republic of Mexiconotifies mariners in older to prevent alike disaster that the port of SantaRosalia is situated in latitude 27 deg30 min 15 sec N and longitude indeg 16 min 30 sec W of Greenwich

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Several large boat loads of Japanesecadets were landed from the Tsukubaabout five oclock last evening It isnoticeable that the Japs are very ex¬

pert at the oars The cadets are forthe most part strong healthy lookingand bright although as a rule of ratherlow stature Their toggery is asneat as that of any man-of-war- s menever seen here and is of a regularEuropean cut

Mr R W Lame has brought withhim from the Twentieth National En-

campment¬

a supply of Register of theDepartment of California Grand Armyof the Republic 1886 It is a stoutmanual the cover bearing an illum-inated

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impression of the J A Rbadge Iy indexes the Post to whichany member in the Department belongsis casuy iounu anu men in tne rostcatalogue his address is given GeoW DcLong Post No 45 of Honoluluhas forty five members registeredThere are 125 Posts in the Departmeat

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Moonlight Conoort

There will be a moonlight concertthis Thursday evening at 730 at EmmaSquare The following Is the pro ¬

grammeOverture Hungarian 7 Keler llelalollca Cavalier 7 FnlubachFinale Carmen BizetSelection Dohcmian Girl llalfe

Tuberose and Lei AlohaSelection Erminlc SakaliowskyFnntash Dreams WicdcckeWaltz Spanish WaldtcufclMedley lilack llrij adc Ilergcr

Japanese Anthem and Hawaii Ionol

WMSiSTfvirSiASy- - -Mr Gibson yesterday reported to

the house that His Majesty iad signedthe following bills relating to thechallenging of jurors to ithe punish ¬

ment for cruelty to animals and to theencouragement of telegraph cables 5

to amend the rates of boats for hire toregulate the construction of buildingsand to provide for the measurement ofvessels upon registry at the CustomHouse Mr Kaunamano presented areport from the Sanitary Committee onpetitions for and against the re-

moval¬

of Dr Thompson Governmentphysician at Kohala They recom-mended

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that the Board of Healthshould direct the doctor to give moreattention to his medical practice andalso suggest to him that there arcplenty of lawyers at Kohala nnd thatthe lives of the people arc of more importance than their legal rights Butconsidering the Board of Health to bethe proper authority in the case theyrecommended that the petitions belaid on the table The report wasadoptcd Mr Kaunamano presenteda majority report of the committee onitems of 4320 for pay of keepers ofmausoleums and 300 for other ex¬

penses connected therewith recom-mending

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that they be passed MrDole presented a minority report ofthe same committee giving reasons atlength in support of a recommendationto reject the items Both reports weretabled to be considered with the Ap-

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Bill The bill to providefor the payment of outstanding Coro-nation

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accounts was referred to aselect committee Several bills weretaken from the table and placed on theorder of the day The Indemnity billwas read a second time by title andreferred to the Finance CommitteeMr Doles bill to regulate the grantingof pensions was tabled The billsgranting pensions to Hon W CParke Mr Thos W Everett andPrincess Poomaikclani were the orderfor the afternoon Mr Parkes was re-

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from 2000 to 1200 a yearand Mr Everetts from 2500 to thesame figure with the proviso added ineach case that should either of thepensioners accept a salaried office thepension should thereupon cense Afteran animated discussion Princess Poomaikclanis pension was granted at theoriginal figure of 3500 On that thehouse adjourned

WHAT THEY ABE SAVING

W R C stl The House is out oforder half the time and the Govern-ment

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off its legal base all the time Wecan only try to get in good work when ¬

ever there is a chance

J e Am ra If Waialua cannotget what she wants here she will haveto start a Legislature on her own ac-

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J W K 1 a The shrievalty ofMaui looks to me a little like thespiders parlor to the old fly

J K Ka n m no The opiumbusiness is smoked outand the kahunaBoard of Health seems to have goneoverboard but I have done well formy constituents in shoving petitionsthrough

J L K ul k 11 I would not bea judge and lose all the fun ofpolitics

L Ah lo A disposition to kicksometimes gains tender treatment forthe cow

J K au Not such a bad billetif it wasnt for the mosquitoes

Reciprocal Courtcslos

A bjcakfast was given on board theRussian steamer Moskwa from 12noon till 3 p m yesterday by Captain0 RadlofT Prince Ferdinand Witt-genstein

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and Prince Prosorowsky Galitzine to the Hawaiian Minister ofloreign Affairs and others namelyHis Excellency RobtJ CreightonMinister of Foreign Affairs- - Mr J SWebb Secretary to the Minister Colthe Hon Curtis P Iaukea His Maj ¬

estys Chamberlain Major A B Hayley Equerry to His Majesty theRussian Vice Consul Mr J WPflugcr wife and daughter Mr HenryF Poor Mr and Mrs C O BergerMrs F P Hastings Miss GardinierMiss Winter Mr and Mrs J DStrong Col J II Boyd and MrDavid Dayton Deputy Marshal Theoccasion was a most enjoyable one thehosts vying with each other in dispensing lo their guests the hospitalities oftne lloating palace

Aqnatios

The plash of oars for the Novemberregatta is increasing nightly along theharbor front and out the channelAlmost every evening for some timepast the Myrtle Club crews have beenpractising Last evening a spurt tookplace between one of the Kings crewsand the junior crew of the HonoluluClub round the spar buoybut the former retired to itsquarters on coming opposite them onthe home stretchhaving got about threelengths behind Later on two ofthe Kings crews were pulling abreastof each other His Majesty accompany-ing

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one of them The Honolulu fouroared crew J Dowsett John Markham W Morse and H Wodehousealso had a lively spin The EclipseClub seems to be eclipsed this season

An honest baby show is the noblestwork of a farmers club

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A young man of German and nativeparentage named August Herring hasopened an engraving establishment in alittle shop pn Fort street nearly oppo-site

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theT nritheon Sfables I HS has invarious stages of embellishment manycocoanut ornaments engraved inrare artistic style One cup bears avery presentable likeness of the Amer-ican

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MihSster Mr Merrill also repre-sentations

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of the United States armsand of the Kings house at Kona be¬

sides n cocoatiut grove Another notso far advanced under the graver hasa poi trait of Mrs Merrill recognisableat first sight very finely engraved Athird shows pictures of Emperor Wil-

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of Germany King KalakauaCooks monument and a sea view atKona An egg shaped nut shell hasHis Majesty and Cooks monument Alarge round shell has engravings ofKnrrichamcha from the statue Kamehatneha in a spear catching boutWnjakea Bay Hawaii and the huladance The artist has made someelegant vases for Queen Kapiolani alsococoanut wine cups chased with grapevines and clusters What is very re-

markable¬

is that Herring has acquiredall this skill without a teacher Hecertainly has claims to a share in theappropriation for educating Hawaiianyouths abroad

TRADE POINTERS

E P Adams Co hold their reg-ular

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cash sale at 10 oclock this morn-ing

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Anybody desirous of going intoyachting will find a chance open in anadvertisement to day

Mr J Lyons has the selling of theBethel property at auction instead ofthe gentleman whose name was inad-vertently

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mentioned yesterday

At noon to day a grand opportunitywill be afforded capitalists for the pur-chase

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of an extensive and valuableproperty The entire property of theEast Maui Plantation Co situated atMakawao Island of Maui will then beoffered to the highest bidder at theupset price of 50000 payable in Ub gold coin at tne salesroom of E PAdams Co Queen street Parti-culars

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will be found in the advertisement in this paper

BUSINESS ITEMS

As a true tonic effective invigorator andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt Whisky is

Artist Materials Picture Frames andCornices made to order King Bros Art StoreHotel street

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and ccncralinformation relating to those Islands Price50 cents

If you want a good smoke for your moneypatronize home industry and call nl T wHinglcys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet

What everybody needs at the present hotspell is something cold and refreshing Thereis nothing like the superior handmade IceCreams Sherbets and Fruit Ices served at theElite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel streetKeep our fancy cakes and candies in mindThey cant be beat

Fresh steam frozen pure and richest ice-cream

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every day No cream frozen over thesecond third or even fourth day Sold at thePioneer Steam Candy Factory llakcryand IceCream Rooms F Horn Proprietor Hotelbetween Fort and Nuuanu streets Uoth tele ¬

phones No 74

The largest slock and greatest variety ofhome manufactured strictly pure Candies canonly be found at the Tionccr Steam CandyFactory Ilakcry and Ice Cream Rooms No71 Hotel street between Fort and Nuuanustreets F Horn Proprietor Practical Con-fectioner

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and Pastry Cook and OrnamcntcrFresh home made Hawaiian Chocolate

Strawberry Vanilla and other Flavored Cara ¬

mels always on hand guaranteed tube farsuperior than any imported and sold cheaperat the nbove establishment than anywhere elsejjotn telephones 74

Shipping IntelligenceARIUVAIS

Wiuinhsdav Sept 8

Ilrit bk Isle of Erin from LiverpoolAm bktne KliUtat from Port TuwnsendAm tern J C Ponl from San FranciscoSchr Mary U Poster from Kauaillgtne V G Irwin from ban Francisco

DEPARTURESWkdnbsday Sept 8

Uus Gov stmr Moskwa for San FranciscoStmr las Makce for Wnlaiue nnd KauaiStmr Waimanilo for WaimaniloSchr Walclm for Waianae nnd Kauai

VESSELS LEAVING TO-DA- Y-

Schr Mary U Foster for Hanamaulu and WaimeaKauai

Schr Canute for Hawaii -

Ilk California for Puget Sound

PASSENGERSFrom San Francisco per bktne Amelia Tuesday

Sept 7 J Dunsford nnj wifeFor Kauat per stmr Jas Makce Wednesday Sept 81hos MUighe GcoOrduay Col5S Spalding and

abuut jo deckFor San Francikco per Kus Gov stmr Moskwa

Wtdnesday Sept -- Cfns Oreenfield 11 Kamp THoggarty and Ianll Ilukke

VosboIs in Port from Foroirpi FortsAm bk Edward May Johnson from lloston

Am ship Melrose from Ioit TownsendFrench schr llammonla C Amaud from Perynr

IslandGer schr Mary C llohm P llohm from Yokohama

via KauaiAm bk Fred P Litchfield Ilartlett from iTtongkongHaw brig Allie Kowe Wm Phillips from Hong

kongAm bk California Chas Davis from Pott 1 own

send W TAm bktne Malay Morehouse from riurrards Inlet

Hoi bk Don Nicholas Ross from Port TownwndAm bktne Amelia W Newhall from Eureka CalAm bktne Klikltat U I Cutler from Port Town

tend W TAm tern I C Ford from San FranciscoAm bark Edward May Johnson from Dostonllrit bark Isle of Erin Nicholson from LWerpool

Voasols Expootod from Foroigu PortsJHr jhln Amana from Liverpool now due ToG

V Macfarlane CoGer bark Pacific Oilman from Ilremen due Sep

ember 0030 Iu II Hackfeld Comi omv roncrag iroin Mvcrpool ui uctoucr

IS jo ToT II UavlctCo

Am bktne Planter W R Perrlman from Port Townlend WT due Sept tjao

Am brgtne Satlna Make from San Francisco dueAm bk Martha Davis I M Benson tailed from

Doston August 7th due December to ao To CDrewerll Co

Am It M S S Alameda Morse from the Colonic enroute to San Fiamisco due September aj To W OIrwin fc Co

Ilr bl Martha 1iiher to have tailed from LiverpoolAliuit

lint baric W HrWatson from Liverpool due Octoberi so 1 9 F A Schaefer Co

Am bk- EMnore OW Jenki from Newcastle N Sw due

Am bk Pacific Slope Earnes from Newcastle SV duq September ro as To Wilder Co

NOTESThe bktne Amelia left Trinidad August i mado

Over half of the piss ige In the first 7 days after whichhad light NE winds to port arriving here September7 She brings 464000 feet redwood lumber i 70000shingles consigned to Allen Robinson She madethe oastige from Trinidad to this port In 19 days Shehas n iloop yacht on board which the captain Intendsto sell See notice In another column

The tern J C Ford arrived September 7 ao dayafrom Sari Frahelsdo with 650 tons general merchandise consigned to Messrs Hackfeld Co

Hie Brit bark Isle of Erin Capt J Inksten arrivedyetcrdiymornIng 144 days from Glasgow Shesailed from Glasgow April 16 Experienced fineweather until reaching Capo Horn then had continuedrain squalls to Equator In Pacific Crossed Equator InAtlantic May 19 and In Pacific on August 19 Arrived at this port September 7 144 day from Glas ¬

gow She brings Coo tons merchandise for Honoluluconsigned to G W Macfarlane Co and 4S0 tons coalin transit for Portland Oregon

The sehr Mary E Foster arrived yesterday morningfrom Waimea Kauai with Co bags paddy nnd 104 bagssugar She sails to day for Hnnimaulu nnd WaimeaKauai She takes 40000 feet lumber 40 tons coal 90M shingles and 300 redwood posts

Hie stmr Jas Makce took a large load of freight forWaianae and Kauat yesterday

Hie bWne Klikltat arrived yesterday morning asJ4tlavi from Port Townsend Reports pleasant weatherthe entire passage She brings about 640000 feet lumber consigned to II Hackfeld Co and Is docked atthe foot of Fort street

1 he Rus Gov stmr Moskwa left about J oclock lastevening for San Francisco with 34a bunches baninaaand 4 passengers

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FOR SALEStoop yacht n feet long 6 feet wide 1 centre hoard

tor further particulars apply to Captain on board theIlarkentine Amelia

Kerosene OilAT AUCTION

By order of Messrs C Brewer Ii Co we will sell atPublic Auction

Monday September 13thAt tt oclock A 11 ot Brewers Wharf

Cases Kerosene Oil130 TEST

CASES O-F-

150 TESTJust landed in good condition ex Bark

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Terms Liberal on Approved Paper Terms at Sale

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Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated

IN USE IN

HospitalsCurntivo Institutions

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Prescribed by Physicians Everywhere

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Pure StimulantFor the SickInral ids Convalescing Patients

Aged People

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN

Awarded First 1nizn Gold Mkdai ntWorld Exposition Now Orleans La i83si

For Exoollouco nnd Purity

Macfarlane CoSolo Agonts

For Sale By All Druggists

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General CommtssionMerchantMasonic Block Queen St Honolulu

ol Furniture Stock Real Estate nndGeneral Merchandise properly attended to

Solo Agout forAMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN MERCHANDISE

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Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

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CE WILLIAMS

Ttie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

R 1IILDER proprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always Stocked with tlechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steamer

The Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call-

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LAINE CONo 34 Port St Clock Building

Have ro ved a consignment of the most Economical mid Valualle Teed for all kinds of stock

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is the ereatest FIch former Milk and Mutter producer in use

Od Cake Meal shows about 7 per cent of nutritive matter this nearly 39 per cent 100 lbs of this 11

lc31J1 3 or 3 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivaM1XLU HvLDaa well as our usual supply of the beU kinds of

Knj- - Oats Wliont Corn Etc EtcWhich Is offered at the lowest Market Kato and delivered free to any part of the city

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EX B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on nil Kinds of Brick Iron Stone nntl Wooden lluilclings Refers t thefollowing prominent buildings elected by him amongst others too numerous to mention theKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Iolicoand Aswan Buildings Etc

Brick Work in all its BrandiesOffice S H corner Queen nnd Alakca Streets Telephone

OPENING OF NEW GOODSAND AT

VERY iLOW PMCiVAT

B F EHLERS GO

J0HNF COLBDRNBrick Building King Street near Maunakea

IMPORTER AND DEALER

IN HAY AND GRAINGoods delivered promptly Mutual Telephone 387- - Box 398

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ONABLE AND DESIRABLE

Cnilmrert Tnite nml Aspiration Fatalto ConJtiBitl Hnpplncas MnWnj tlie lloitof an Unfottunnto llnrgnin TlioBailnoaof Unoqunl MatinsTho one supremely important thing in

marriago seems to wo to bo that tho conttactlnjf parties should bo sufficiently ndvnncod to know what tlioy aro doing andto havo ronsounblo ground for boliuviiigthat tho judgmont of thoir maturity will notcondoinn tho cholco of their youth Thiscertainly would como curlier In noma stngosof civilization than In othors Quiet un-ambitious

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country folk in district romotofrom innovation may marry at a voryearly ago with safoty Such ns thoy arothoy aro likely to continuo to bo and thoman who tills his own acro3 and has noambition boyond them will bo far happierto And somo chrcry young helpmato in thohomo to which ho returns at nightfall nor isit at all likely that cither Inn band or wifowill livo to rogrot such an early cholco

At tho other oxtromo of tho social scaloalso oarly marrlngos soon reasonable anddoslrnbla When pooplo havo boon borninto an atmosphere of luxury and culturewhen both parties to tho marriago contracthavo inherited tho tradition of gontlo brood ¬

ing neither is likely to shock or outgrowtho otter as timo goes on

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riago of pooplo in a transition stato whonbefore tho wings havo sprung from thoshoulders of Fcgasus ho may bo mated allunknowingly with tho plodding ploughhorso Unshared aspirations unsharedtastes unshared acquisitions these aro fatalto conjugal happiness 1 kijw for instancoa man in high official position educatedlargoly by contract with tho world by thovery duties that havo dovolved ou him andtho attrition of ovory days oxporioncoswhoso pretty empty hoadod wife must shockIilin by nor very accent orery tlmosho openshor lips Ho does his duty manfully thisman but does any ono supposo ho wouldnot be happier with adliToront wifo

NOTH1NCJ HADDFn OU MOIIH TrtAGIO

I know womon also womon of keen intolloct and of both scholarly mid social cul-ture

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who are married to men whom tlmohas not improved or enlarged womon whothink their own thoughts and livo their ownsolitary llvos in a world of which tho manwhom thoy married before thoy know thomsolvos or thou own noeds doos not ovonknow tho language Short of crimo 1 thinktho world holds nothing saddor or moratrnglc than uch unequal mating As Amlelsays In his wonderful Journal Intlmo anirrcparablo ovil brought about by onos self

a renunciation for llfo of liberty of piocoof mind tho vory thought of it is madden ¬

ingit is perhaps a mistako to pity most tho

ono who is gonernlly most commisoratod Inthoso ill fated unions for tho ono who hastho highest rango of possibilities and thomost intimate and oxqulslto need of symptliy has also tho roost resources Krlondswarm to him books spoak to him tho wholoworld of ideal beauty is ready to holp himforget the unsatisfying real but what shallconsole tho duller mato whoso ono hope ofwarmth was in tho nest of homel And yetIt is no light thing for the man who nspirosand struggles and achieves or tho womanwho studios and dreams to bo bereft of thatkeen sympathy that blessed ononesa In mar¬

riage whlcn to tho hoart at onco truo andtender seems worth all other things put togbthor LquIso Chandler Moulton In Brook ¬

lyn Magazine

Causa of a Camlldntos DefeatParson Brownlows son John usod to toll

a good story about tho canvass for congressIn a Tennessoo district by Ma J Pottlbono avory eloquent man a classical scholar andwith a rango and depth of informationwhich proved his defeat It was sad thatho quoted tho Latin poots whllo his com ¬

petitor told familiar joke adapted to thecomprehension of tho not over intellectualpopulaco of the region and thus secured hisoloction Ono day during tho canvassTaylor and Pottlbono were addressing acrowd of mountaineers Taylor dealt injolts and stories suited to tho comprehensionof tho crowd and kept them in u roar oflaughter Pottlbono followed in his usuallearned and soloinn stylo saying that hoshould not uttoinpt to oxplto tho rlsiblos oftho intelligent crowd Whats that hosaidi asked a mountaineer of Brownlowpunching him In the ribs lie said hoshould not attempt to exclto your rlslblesvopliod Brownlow Exclto my rlslblesoxclaimed tho mountalnoer what doos homean by that Why ho means ho wontrnako you laugh replied Brownlow Thouwhy didnt ho say so I cant voto for nosicht And ho didnt and a good manyothers didnt and Pottlbono was defeated

Ben Parley Poora

Treatment of Horaes lu PariTho horses are of tho heavy southern

broods generally nloek and well kept andnot Infrequently furnishing Bpoclmons a3handsome as can bo seen iu itosa Bonhourspictures Thoy suTer terribly whon thostreets aro slippery which occurs whenovorthere is a slight mist or a ltttlo showor Thocrown of tho street Is but slightly ralsodbut the slopo toward tho sides Is quiteenough to send tho outer animals feet tromunder him when it Is necessary to drivenear the gutter There ho lies sprawlingnnd elthor troddon on or kicking tho animalnext him Tho Injuries resulting from theseconcrete pavemonta are really more cruelthan the whip

No ono can bo much about Paris on amoist day without seeing dozens of omnibusor carriage horses fall and it he tops to ob¬

serve ho will somotlmes remark a painfullimp whou thoy aro again on their feetRomo used singly in somo of the publlowagons are oxcoodlngly docile and intelli-gent and if thoy slip on their haunchos ina press of vehicloa sit quietly llko dogs tillthe obstructions are romovod from in frontof them whon they riso qulotly aud proceed as if nothing bod happened ParisCor Ban Francisco Chronicle

Approaches Irlclillty nnd AbsurdityThere Is ono bit of hospitality which one

meets constantly In foreign houses nnd Inthe west in our own country which issadly lacking in Now England This is tho

bite when ono is making an hours visit ora prolonged informal call Qf course withour knowledge of what Is good for ourhealth wo dont wlih to tempt pooplq to eatbetween meals but tho regard for health issometime jcarrlod to a degree of conscien-tiousness

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which approaches frigidity and absurdity A famous French visitor to thoHub said in another city O yes I llkoBoston vory much but it does seem as iftho pooplo livo upon apples nnd cold water

Exchange

There Is to bo telephonic connections btweou Paris and Brussels Thaw ottlos aroabout ISO miles apart

All men aro poets though but fow canvoice tho melodies which are bora in themMm George Band

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books are carefully and firmly rebound

All Descriptions or BlankBooks arc made to order at as low

rates as arc consistent with first class

work The Bindery is now using

Westons Record and Brunswick

Linen paper for all first class work

Orders Left atJjjT G Thrums

Fort Street Store will havePrompt Attention

N EW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFEInsurance Company of Boston Mass

imi OKronATBn 1815

AtMrti January 1st 1884 nearly 17- -000000

Polices Issued on the most favorable terms andabsolutely Non Porfeltable after Two

PaymentsBXAMrLK or NOM KoKFKiTuim rLAN

Insured age 35 year o years Endowment Plan forJj000

Annual lrvmtum 34200Csh Surr VTe

At the nd or the id Year a3Q83d 461704th 64315Sth 831856th 1019007th ii35 5oth 1450759th 16760s

loth 101165nth 115790nth 45 4S13th 168500

th 97 75h 310390

16th 3575 357th 393SiSth 448S

19th 46137010th 500004

Pd up Inf545840

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The second and subceaent Dreraiums are lilcelr tobe reduced by ittcrfasinp annual dutributitfu f iuf

13 ADDlicUons can be had of and full informationwill be given by the Agents

CASTZ COOKS

WRITING PAPERWRITING PAPER

Now in stock with additional Kastera Invoices earoute A fine variety of the

CONNECTICUT VALLEY MILLS

Tint Quality

Cap Lacal Letter Note and B Paper

Assorted wciehW Alto Marcus Warda IrUh LUeiFlit JoTio and Note paper plain or tu be

ruled p to suit any older

Tiioi a iuhvm- No 106 Fort St

C K M 1 L L E RGENERAL BUSINESS AGENT

42 MERCHANT tST HONOLTJITr

In conjunction with Mr J A Magoonwill attend to all matters of business lorthe residents of the Hawaiian Islands whomay need an Agent

I do not confine myself alone to the Busi ¬

ness Houses but also to the domestic classwho would wish me to attend to any matter ofbusiness especially to making purchases eitherin Honolulu or San Francisco in any line ofGeneral Merchandise

To the Business Houtes I will give mycareful attention in all matters pertaining toGeneral Business viz 2 Adjusting and Col ¬

lecting Accounts Distribution of Bills andCirculars Custom House Entries Buyingand Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro- -

Ptytar All Legal Documents will be carefully

and neatlv drawn un bv Mr T A MacoonI will attend to all matters entrusted in my

care in a careful courteous ana neat mannerand with quick dispatch

Agent for Klinkner Co Red RubberStamps

Telephone P O Box 113

JT JT WilliamsNo 102 FORT STREET

Leading Photographor of Honolulu

WORK FINISHED IN

Wato Colors Crayon

Iaaialak or OU

Pirn to Colorrtid Sen

The only complU ollecrloii ot

Island VluwiFern SItoUs

Oturlsaitisa Ac

Thrq Moderate

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Charles Hustace109 ad 111 King St betwees Fort and AIhIcor

Has rccciycd per latti arrivals a full assortment of

Comletlnc la part of

Family Flour Germea Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupce Hamand Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cat Butter Dales RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloott nnd Medium Bread Apples Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers nnd Cakes AH ofwhich nrc offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Dell Telephone No 119 P O Dox No 371

PACIFIC HARDWARE COLIMITED

7 fe 76 Fort Street HonoluluNew invoices of English and American

goods Howes Scales The latest novelties inLamp Goods Kerosene Oil of the PestQuality A new Fire Proof Paint HardcnsHand Grenades Paints OiU VarnishesLubricating Oils for all kinds of MachineryAgricultural Implements Hardware StovesTinware House Furnishing Goods Cutlery

George EngelhardtFormerly with Samuel Nott

Importer and dealer in

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALS- O-

Crockory Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Tfca Stort fornerly occupied by S Norr oppoits Sfreckkls k Cos Bank Honolulu It I

THE DAILY HEEALDToday September ist 1886 is issued the first number of The Daily Herald

a morning newspaper to he printed for the proprietor under contract by thePress Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth JTf

All who receive a copy of the initial or ariyVBfceqdjng number arerespectfully - 4sJwtik

INVITED TO SUBSOMPRBusiness men arc solicited to test the advantagas

as anSFm Herald

ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will be printed each day to be circulated in Honolulu and

throughout the Islands regardless ef subscriptions until a regular paying list otsubscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the ot

the paper

The Daily Herald will furnish a fresh and readable record of events in

city and country It will also give from time to time as received a summary

of the latest news from the outside world in concise and systematic form

The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clique faction or party At the same time an earnest sup-

port

¬

will be given to measures promotive of the public welfare and to indivi-

duals

¬

or organizations that may appear in hepolitical field with claims to

popular confidence backed by worthy records and unassailable principles

The undersigned would however rather point to his record as a journalist

in this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily Bulletin thanmake promises that in general estimation are valueless until justified by per-

formance

¬

He can only pledge himself to do his best to produce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper

Try Daily Herald for a month at leastJDANIEL LOGAN

Honolulu Sept 1 1886 Editor and Proprietor

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The Press PublishinGompany

Book

LIMITED

MS Steam OleNo 29 Merchant Street Honolulu

I fully equipped with the ktet stylei of FourjoW ipp to do all

work entruitotl to it in the

Highest Style of Typographical Art

YYHETHKR IN

Wedding Visiting or Business CardsInvitations Menu Cards Hall Cards Letter Nole and Billheads Shppinij Rectipts

Money Receipts Certificates of Slock Contracts Bills ol UdlngChecks Drafts Notes Orders Tickets Legal and

Mercantile Blanks Labels PamphletsBooks Newspapers etc tc

Book Binding Papar Ruling and Blanh Booh WorkOt all itinas jaiiniuiiy auenucu o uy baiicm uutu muikwcu

The reputation enjoyed by this Office for Neat and Artistic Printing will be maintained

and at PRicss as beasonaulb as is coniitkkt with kirst cIIass wok EstimateCheerfully Gijen

jar Orders by Mall attonded to with m much fidelity as If dellrered in pron- T G THRUM Manage

T S SOUTHWICK Secretary

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Aail now you all har Ik ckinct to be ru1r of tatQueen Narie by cullinc at tb ndmitd anilprocuring a box af th celebrated

MATCHLESS

Metal PolishAnd not nly polish upthe handle of lh big

front door but polish up your kitchen ware hand orfire engines or any brass copper aide Oimsnselrer tine or tinware about your house

MTry it aad you wilt uerer b without it

Klinkuors Bod RubberStamp Agency

STTI0JYER1

News PepQt

J M OAT Jr GO

25 Merchant Street

HONOLULU H I

Freeth Peacockr

23 Nuuanu St Honolulu

THE LEAD1NQ

WESfE AOT SPIRIT

MERCHANTS

S Lacliman ft Cos OsIifomU Wints John Exchaws No 1 Brandy J Plllns 7 and io

ywld Brandy J J MlchsrsUUphanl Gin H W

Smith ft Coa

Thistle Dew Whisky

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A TVLL LINE OF THK

Moat Favorite Brands

Ales Beers Wines

Conatantly on hand and Tor lata at I In

LOWEST MRKKT RATES

Order Fitted rrtrntytly and all flooda unr anient

P O Io 36JBoth Ttltahon 46

W S LUCE

Wine and Spirit Merchan

Has just racetved per Australia

Celery Beef and IronAlso has for sale

ESTABLISHED ISO 8

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No 86 King Street80 y HONOLULU II I

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nbls rioor Ooldso Gala aiOfeihla Flour It DoridcS

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Sacks Whaat Bast HSack Barley Bear ik

SacU Corn BmI WhoVti V --Sacks Corn Bat Cracked

Sacks Bran Coarseand Floe

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Satis Baans RedSacks Beans Bayou jSacks Beans Horse

Sacks Beau Lima

SACKS POTATOES BKjjTtfhGUNNlES

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Cues NtttiacaCasas Kitra Soda Crackars

Casta Medium BreadCaaas Cracked WhMit 10 lb baga -

Caaas Com Meal while loJbjhaRaCasaa Oat Meal1 10 Ibbags

Casea Corn Slaroh

Casks Dupee Hanis

Casks La A Uanu Caaas K II Bacoa

Casea Falrbanks Lard 3 lb pailCaaaa Falrbanks ljird j lb pall

Cnaea Falrbanks Lard to lb pai

Caaaa Whitneys Butter in tinsHalf liekins Butter Cilt Kde

Qr Crklna Dutaar OIU Ildae

Cases New Cheese

Boaea and Wis Salt CodfuhBblsTiercoaCalumbU Rlrer Salman

Caaas Laundry StarchBoaea Drawn Laundry Soipl

Tura JayaCoiTee Koaated and Ground 1 lb ihiieacaa oraan ionee i

Chaau Japan lea tlbftiaparsCheats Japan ilaa H lb Iapar

Boxea lUlalas London layersV boaea Kabina London layers

Uoaes RalslnaMusaatel

Drums CitronDoNee Currants

Cmaaa Chocolate- Caaaa Mlxad lleklea i

Caaas S plats aaeortad aH sues

Saclu KnliaiWaInuUSaele Soft Shall Almonds

Cans California Honey 1 lb lineCawa King Morse fc Cos frosh canned

Finits Jellies and VegetablesBhIss Wrapplns Papir extra quality

A LAMM ASSOBTMaKT

Best California Leather

Sole Inaole Karaess Skirling and UpperFreaih and jmrlcan Calfskins

Sheen Sklna Coat SkinsSaddles andftaddla Trees

Thaea goods ar new and fetli andwin U wld at

IVOWJiST MARKBT RATBB

M W McCliesney Sons

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