The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-03-23
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tered cat, s4.-rt -su, COX 4-Gue>-e- even more
ArLlu-l> t=i r-s-tl.r1 s- many North tAr.iri
over 5000, Lsui-4ua over -.etl. Texas Nearly lJ1,
aud E-ozii4 nearly 1000 Dsa.ll aeFe re -e4ysa
th-i Il haven i1s EaJ-= lump o. DHl~
Ps.ey=a. vb.,a t4s ucH 15ari=aei n Eag'Ani
/, - mere tG-I . quarter &C o century. crErsiei %
P--tcll u--ises -ls ce-Ey oftae Is 81 ,-H-ca
h-rei @ regain tr=-r f--ar a-c-15slc ~ -svsT-uE
o. Iii u-aEG- t. a c-usisr.te extent HEY have
been -Ec-->-tu- T1-sr w. --vs Keen Fur1el sui
t-er conduct improved Bot Eltl the Cd usAE-
have come -ae Ga aoas=~- Tie clergy have u-' re-
t-ruei O. ihs practice q c-rte>.-u si-G-gt iar-irS
q 10 their can TlrF->eS- t-ry are accused o. se-
rre-y snEr-.ls yoE- q cea.asy eH yo1as females,
1-i ce-tr-y = TIE happiness 70 families Ice e'-
oes-u- - attr.c; y-1lc -tIeat-u, and ~. probably
- stopped and clr,l - the most s5clei-ls Ct a.
methods. the Influence O.: pl5@c 5)Fiai.n-
THE AxEEicAs MISI,rzas N ECEoFs y young
gentleman uau-i N-Cr-cs=n. ia -te service ? CD
ADJ 4 toe F-=-ai--, col >cc-s-ary S=Es-i, has been
sp.-ri-g around the c.ur- q EurcVs 90 earn HoE
or :crezn y li>-e-- stand affected On 're question
b-tE--n the President auI tauEr---, ard having
learned they are w.-h C.rEre-. be is = repeated
20 the Department. Vr9-tuuci-- them tlstsuf blacks.
% something z tHst chsra-rer- Up.u this Seward
=--'s % Medley. Ni.i--er 90 Austria. very uuAi-
ri-uaric .et'sr. ari Motley answered 3, ~ forward
M .- resignation lui- = creating some excite
usut. for the Senate seems ont Up.u refusing 70
cE-slt % the apc.iutuel; @: any person 10 the
pace % Motley. AMI TIE newspapers are beginning
70 yeoti.ste tue sat-sc; pretty freely
GUSP0wDER PAPER-Tne attest Invention ar the
DESTRUCTION g human -= -4- been announce o.
Mr. Me-au, C: LONDON. tie celebrated arms maker.
Il : gun paper, which promises 20 immciia'e :
suPerceie powder, gun cotton. and aI other exP.o.
siye= The Invention consists IL imPresaatug paper
W;H a composition formed q chl1rate OF potash,
nitrate C: potash. Tra-,ia,e e potash. chrouaie Of
potash. charcoal and starch L i then rolled up,
aud cut into cartridges Ct proper length, and dried
he alvRUtage 70; rai= preparation consists IN ~
a=nE perfectly s4t= IN ~ manufacture aDi Use,
neither friction uur anything hut actual contact With
ere exploding il; !; : uu,de-'ei ~ moisture; 1t
leaves 10 Te-,Iuum II the gun, thus cCyI11ng the
necessity G; cleaning; i J. quicker and mere power
iul than powder. :, makes but i'r,e smoke AMI gives
less recJIl, AID can IL manufactured AZ a cheaper
Ea;e.
VINO FoUGHT oUE BATrLEs Or. Bellows.
President Of the Sanitary Commission, recently
MADE some statements which are worthy of gen.
eral attention. Syeakiug from the cficial figures
before him. he says that nine-tenths Of tile men
who fought in the Union army Were pure Amer
leans 500 Of every / 900 were our own blood
kin-men and cousins; and that 'of every loo
claims Of wounded soldiers. and soldiers widows
and orphans. 90 Per cent came from those OF
foreign birth
The Rev. DR.. Stone. Of san Francisco. former
IL Of Boston. SAYS he / fully convinced that the
manufacture and introduction Of pure wines into
general Use will no- diminish iut=mp=rance ~
hls been s%UTIps-d- Fall two-tLirls Of all the
wine manufactured i converted into brandy. and
IN the wine-grJwiny districts intemPerance i ON
the increase, extending 70 the youth Of both sexes.
\ curious sight Is witnessed whenever a large
steamer arrives in southampton water eng
lani.l The moment She comes u her mOOrings
a flock Of about TWO hundred sen gulIs hover
about her. 10 pick up the scraps of bread. meat
and DIAL that are thrown overheard. These
birds form a colony, that live on tie outward and
hgrG-ward-bJUnd large steamers that are daily in
southampton water.
A Fool AND HIS MoNEY."-J1hrnv Steele.
-. =. 800 q .-..-- N----
in 1864, t. $4,000 in ready money. and a daily
income Of = 900. To-day he j almost penni.ess.
He has LOST a dozen fortunes N faro, and the rest
went into the pockets II friendly vampires Hon.
John M~orris>ey took $lon.u 900 from him in TWO
ni5Atz. c5ppering on the ace.
Everybody ought to get married who can boast
% three things. First. sound BODY. Second. 4
sound mind. Third, Il good trade this a to
mer: and - u women. they should possess good
health. tiiiness and industry. With these. any
young couple can ct as rich as they ought Il
be, or o. rich - necessary 10 an enjoyable life.
If they will only 20 To- housekeeping Il little
below their ability. The young should have the
courage - live within their means; % have more
pride IN the Consciousness that they lave d little
spare money IT home, than in living in a style
which keeps them all the time cram ed IN main
tanning. Better 70 live ia one room with al! the
furniture your own. than occupy a whole house
with scarcely a chair or table paid for.
IMPORTANCE OF ADvERT1sING.-Tbe following.
from the Pitt>burg Ga>ehe, a sketch Of q bust
ness house in that city, illustrates this matter:
Il "a brief interview with one OF our most
liberal patrons a iew days since. We inquired his
experience Of advertising. We regard ms answer
a. noteworthy. and commend it u the c0u>itera-
Of others. he said the same kind of bust
in which he l. engaged had been carried On
lt the same stand for ten wears by one. ana nearly
ten years by another predecessor. That these
gave diiigeut attention u their business.
~. ..i.r nd f-rra1 Lr- .r..- r4-Efrv Fr
Advertising. They We're Just barely able u IKE
Dut a living. That he bought out the concern
ten years ago. and h~gun debtor for the whole
establishment. lie felt poor, and only expended
dollars per anuum in each Of the business
papers the first year. that subsequently be in
,reaSei his expenses 10 several thousands dollars
annually for advertising. and the result has de-
non>;rdted it, marvellous utility, a. he is To- day !
worth $l7j,O 600. and his annual profits are con-
SANITY increasing"
RELIGIOUS. - Rev. Mr.. Earle commenced a
cries Of day and evening Union meetings az san
lose. California. \ united prayer meeting of
eyeral Of the churches had been held at the same
lace for some two weeks preceding. by which
means the religious clements We're harmonizei
nd prepared for a general revival. The Mercury
avs of him
:. His central idea i that all uub.lievers. no y
natter what their true moral OF Intellectual worth
nay be, are doomed u eternal perditiOn. and
hat salvation by faith i the only means Of g.
ape. lie Possesses a strong positive viii, with
psychological powers. and a voice
.nder perfect control. lie pleads with his con-
r~e-atlJn with a gentle par,uasIveUcs- and q b
enuine earnestneSs which but few emotional ma
ures can resist. There j. surely a
rear chance for Improvement in the article Of
physically. morally. Intellectually and c.
in san jose, a well rs Elsewhere.
tut the difficulty J.. the class who need convert
- mCst-the men who are on the lie. and cheat,
nj steal. and rob. and who ct drunk and beat p.
wives. and practice y!.!siny generally
ley never allow themselves u come within the
of such eyaug-.iziug Influences. We would
lat they might. The want of some saving sys-
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