The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-01-02
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Ihs prncpal worA 81 thu wcsk has BEEN the making ap q
accounts tr the quarter ant year cndfnr Dvcrnlarr 30. I-67.
Nnaf Frews taha ptsrtv. although ame claim tllt che -rt-
tfn"ut 'f asr.uatr wiG prove t- c1utary. To these Who
htvt qstrtery htIs O. -rlu- we waubl suggest th- r-uIlnz q
an evtrasG. rpriutul below. copiat fam Harrs W@rchaats'
Apa-lss. ~ rMs. ue b.riuuin~ q q new year. resolve nat
you VII, az o. a. possible, u.ts- yogr purriase-, b. thy ever
so small, upon a cish basis. Moe particularly w1ud We give
Tbs advice Co. parties Dependent On a saary fr support, AMI
AZ thr close q the year iss7, Instead q euigvlHg your brain o.
dcvise says nmi nesn- o. meet quarterly LMs. you viii Gui
yosrsciffr er from char torment anil vouy q mini wlsh n-c-
vszarly blov- tpiebtolm1-. auI possibly with maney m
hlHd- let those Who arr owing money pay the same promptly
a me abe g. pay ID whole lmaunt, pay ca aceoant. ant IN
this way oHc 'shar eun D. made O. d. the work of thrae o.
tur, and thus Psrhaps avert thr stna@rury wLich -omc prelrt.
by notice IN another c1lama. 20 wiz D. seen shat Mr. II
Din'ond h1s Withdrawn from business, hi -oa- W H. Dtnori.
having taken he buzinels and stand ~
The American bark MASTER arrived fr5a Sydney m te
a1-t, with a snrsoo q eoa- Sc te CsHGna, Orsgou anil Me-
leo steaEl-hip Company.
The British ship RoSeIt H. lime Gni-hei hadiug yestrr-
day, having taken 10 g,soJ Laucis % wIaI- 81. she vii -al
to-day or Nanday sr New EolsnI-
The earrp -ab, advertised by q. = Blrtow Or the 81 or
last nSnth, viii take Ptaee on Wednesday next, the sh inst.
coMWERcI1L ITEMS.
The Astar House in New Yark pays $4,000 pr year hr
sItOoo 81 mix ant er'am, 500 hT friction SIsiehe-, sII0o5
Toe gs ai $4,000 Er eoaL
o ~si d..1.--i al So; ssr- IS So 81 IsI sSa ~ r IsssSIi % VA s .a.i Is.@fi Z,
SSs,Css,iO s. showing an Increase ga y moaths 81 s5-5Is,Gs1.
American a. r Z aa x,l, .a1s Tssss = co sS5 ~ 6 af S's Y sssT ci9 5 's5
some foreign capitalists O. hy a eabie direct 70 Belgium, and
put dosn sRs eabts Sr s50oGSo3 ''- I"
R.ILRosDs-wHsr rHET DO ron F.EsEHs-To haul 30
bushels of corn 80 miles on n wagon woud Cu-tht least SIg fr
N team, driver. and expenses \ railroad N1ua transport it
Er sG at ms-t Allowing an average e 20 bushels Per acre,
ths crop would b. vosth $ more per acre, OF ; Per cent on
500 As thu relative advan'ass i about the same for other
add 900 an acre To- ths value ofule farms. 4 town ten miIes
equal 10 =. boo 1000, OF enough u build e1O miles of railroad.
even IL IL cost $4,000 per mile Bot 2C miles % railroad
yggufI eVfauI frrfuuh ~ Town 4 feu Iufie- 4uuNra and egt Nf
50 per acre y tazed upon III land Thesr figures are given
tObuibi all The railroads in the Country, and given rhen away
% any companies that would stock and run them, the present
Exchange
owe NJ man anything" va. the Injunction Of a Christian
ton five we're % express the sentiment, We should prefer
composed the hira better than the Apostle. owe men We
nast, in humanity il l. a debt collateral with cur beng-an
ennugh but Randolph hit thu mark when he confined his may
Im 20 debts peeuniary, which men, under the present order Of
things, are liable % incur. He touched With q true and noble
philosophy one ofthe eommons-t and greatest Of society evils
We take il fr granted that. a . a general rule, debts pecuni,-
~ are Contracted % b. pahi, -o-uer 90 hter- A. a general
usary. dependence, Lw-suits, and eost- Il all kiBis that hang
over staining and Hussted debts add, IL We could but get At
the origiaaiobHgatious Friendships are bFoSenover debts iforg-
considered, they are n source of cost, annoyans. aud evI-and
that continually They break in eveyWhsre upon the hauuo-
NOUS relations q Individuals and society thsy blunt sensitive
ness b PERSONAL insiepsuiepar and, in NJ respect that we can
We'll, a. debts are incurr q o. be paid, and a. the saving all
as, . ,he ssiG or ,as saTis;' payment, Why mo- nasass g pay
wnts, cunstablsS, -herins and court cn-ts. We buy this OF
thar, ofA u. or e.. and We propose O. pay him In u week, a
month, three months. AMI 10 on, the common rule &c credit not
running beyond siv uIonths-hr which credit " have 20 pay
advance prizes AMI intercst-why not, even az some brave sac
rihee, cnutrtye b get 80 Tar the start % custom as Co pass BY
Tins perpetual credit season, AMI from that point beginning with
the worhd anew and eveua fseP even BY paying ~ We GO %
would be indefinitely eh-afcr, better and more Independents for
u all Hive can ever pay, why not az ouce-ngw3 VIII 10
The rich have no cSsusc Hr not paying ~ they q, though. o.
their shame b. "a sail, they are ofteurst the oue- % decree mis-
cry and ruin BY The crriit tAey uss-er rather, abuse, iu their
The honest dues ofthc hborer, the mechanic, the merchants and
the professional man, al poor comparatively. free these class
~ into indebtedness until communities become a tangled MT.
whose threads q utilization are staining accounts. notes. bonds
and mortgages suits az law Judgments anil executions ffthns-
who are eunin"uuy abb o. pay a. thy x. were o. BE- Just aud
pay thus, the credit sy-tem whieh nov makes one-half u socir-
" dependents amt slaves, wouhi be uEiuly swept away. The
ntatdlr man AMI che poor man are driven 10 the wall BY the
system, they can De pushed ai pursued gnter obligation, with
hnpunHy but your mln % means, your rich man, who dares
% reuind aim ofa debt t-hc viii pay when h. gets ready
Moo who observes anil reflects on this subject. can deny
be truth 81 the pictures we have drawn. The evils Of the
eruht ~ stem which upw psrvuiss every departments q bu-t
ass AMI all the trade iutrrcuur-s IL society. are great and over
rhc mechanic, The htborer, and the tradesmau, with little % no
eap,tll-as n Reuertny the Casc-how can aiey succeed in en-
terprisc, or la living even. u they ar not pait as they %. 10
uey are paid, they, Too. can pay. The REFORM, therefore, must
begin, not Ike most others ~ the bottom ~ the scale, but at the I
tap-with the rich Let thruf incur 10 debts % those whom
they employ 90 with whom they trade, anil al classes beIpw
them in means. can be free II debt Debts are curses, and
antnnR the greatest uuder which society grUans-the greatest
under which nations suffer.