The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-03-27

E.-EtI1 h-evoI Inst year lI9.a5I barrels 90 ale
lul a.e-. an increase o. J-1l+ barrels over l-s'-
D.,. U1tr1sa IS 30. ttc y,gu-e-, Governor
Ncw -s cTc. hal except Seward
Til, Blue Box &c France. recently published.
place Gee strength .i -Hc army 20 +-4.ut' men,
Nia-l anil milk festivals ana q Sariiue club are
aaa.r- -ie u.1e.a.- lr.te~ea ia NtrH.ea. Ct
Albert sidney johnson AMI Lowell n. Rousseau
~, si!. Hv eide u the New Orleans cemetery
4 Michigan farmer has O ct which j. now -
wears old. and Jas been c-e mother ui l>u kittens
Hartford Ia~ lady and gentleman who have
been engaged @j wears. hUr wal. uuEl-r.el and
,ut-rh.-i with age. are a- ardent lovers - ever.
\ Boston trta has received an order t.m China
tr ruI cases 10 cheap bots and SHOES. probably,
she fir, consignment Of the kind ever sent there.
a man 10 -. Loui-. recently. g1- married on
tuesday. 2; the caili- uu Wednesday. wrote lis
viii on Thursday. went mad On Friday, and died
"a Saturday.
Tie da- adopted by 5he insurgents in Cuba l.
composed ot tire three cJlprS -ci, white and blue
\ blue band at the bottom runs tie whole length
81 the a.. from the staff and i hal. the hlEs
width. The UPPER half Is divided between red
and white. the former next the staff. IN the cen
tire Of tae red j. "a FIVE auElei white star.
\ merchant in New York, tired Of living 81 far
from hi- Iiacc II business. and paying q great
rent. has taken a suit of lofts over his store. and
fitted them up Er q residence in a luxurious man
-f-- 49, '--" $3.50 $780, -~- g.
only $1,000, anu other merchants are preparing
10 follow his example.
\ paper printed at Helena. Montana. SAYS that
in one Of the famous mines in that district there
are loco tons If excellent Ore ready 10 be crushed.
and lu.uUU tons of equally good quartz in sight.
and tie ledge contains quartz worth 3, 0O.oUo.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Queag
writes thar the hair i now usually dressed high,
and q rich spray oitl0wers placed across the crown
Of tine head. resting against the coil OF plat of
hair. Dark hair l. now all the rage therefore
blondes are dyeing their golden tres>es. and those
bruuctte- who lately blcIcaed their locks are re
storing t!icm 20 their early hon1rs.
Auumber Of the Milwaukee physicians have
been examining a remarkable case At Burlington.
Iowa. taat of Nina Rouscbc. On tue Sth OF Jam
uaTy she called her father 10 her bedside and told
him she was going TO sleep, and that She should
sleep "a long time. She said she should look az
though She was dead. and made her father prom
lie that he would not bury her. She then sank
away. and Inns laid in that state since the Sth of
january. On Monday last Il vein was tapped,
and the blood flowed Is naturally a. 1t would ina
living person.
The sport Of yelpcipcde riding i very Escinat-
ing. and l. becoming quite fashionable. 1t is
likely 70 take the place Of skating - a great
extent. In New York persons may be seen Irac-
tiriIz on the streets and avenues every afternoon.
One gentleman in the country who does business
IN tie city l. said 10 have sold his hor-c and wag-
on auG substituted the yeipcipede, on which lie
rides back and forth from the railroad station 10
liz house every day. lie claims that he goes
quicker and without fatigue. lie enjoys the eX-
hiIarutug ride. and j. delighted with the change.
liz Oats are !ur sn'e and stable % rent. No more
harne--in-. shO-ing, or horse feed required by
this gentleman.
\ Cry ABOVE THE CDuUpS.-Thoma Alcshorn
Of tits city, who yesterday returned from u trip
. White Pine. s1ys that sometimes Tor q whole
week together, Treasure City l. wholly above the
-H III ii IL -- u Ha.I =
and iu mid ocean. Tie sun viii be shining
brightly nc Treasure City all day. wildcat llamil-
ton not a glimpse Of thc sun viii be seen, and the
Icail IL will be >iiyeriug about tie town q
t. their noses in their cycrcoats. Teams leaving
Treasure iiill 40 such times seem. in going down
the grade % Hamilton TO suddenly lluu.c down
and disappear in the waters OF an immense lake
50 dense and evenly spread are tho clouds. Above,
all j. sunshine below. all shadow and gloom
vet. OCCASIONALLY tie clouds rise above Treasure
CITY. and the SNOW showers down and the winds
howl at % rate terrific To- even the oldest inhabi-
tant.- Virginia EifapriSC, february ION.
Fusil oil. Of which 50 much is said in counec-
tion with liquor authorizations. i a liquid color
when pure. Of offensive smell and burning
taste, Obtained by continuing in fermentation in
the dI-tiiiing process after the alcoholic portion Is
drawn oil. It's action upon the animal SYSTEM is
that ui q positive poison. its yaT1r producing
nausea. headache, and giiliness. It, presence in
liquor = highly injurious. and indicates bad dis
tillatipn or the use of damaged grain. II may be
detected by agitatine the liquor with water and
leaving it to stand for the oil to rise 70 the sur
face. One ounce Of fusii oil kills u rabbitin four
minutes.
The FASHIONABLE YoUSG M,N.-Hqyrr'S Ba-
=ar. Speaking in defence OF that sex which is so
often accused Of extravaganza IN dress, turns the
~ describing the brother Of tie fashionable
young lady. It says:
OF coarse he smokes. PLAYS billiards. and scorns
.......f.,. WI. -, ,r.r..- S..
4 dozen a day for himself and friends. is a modcr-
alluwance-totai three dollars q day. With
billiards at fifty cents Il game, and the accUmpa-
nying liquors, lie would not be likely to spend less
than FIVE dollars every time he induigcd in this
pre-cmineutly hcalthiUlcXercisc and the drinks"
cement modern friendship. at every chance
meeting. viii fiji up tic remainder OF ten dollars
lcr diem expended in these innocent pleasures.
Dre--. dinners. fast horses. and amuselacuts. will
certainly double this sum. and supply any blanks
in the first calculation. making an expenditure OF
seven thousand dollars n year for our fashion,
able youti-an estimate by 10 means overirawn. ,
II, in addition. he j. addicted u betting, gambling ,
md kindred vices, there Is no limit u his p~rodi-al-
ty. any more than 10 the diamonds, Iaces, or =
,amel's-hair shawls. which are needed to exc out :
he mcagre thousand n year whcrcwith his sister
an barely clothe herself. !
THE TowNS 1T WHITE ~PrNE.-Thcrc are three l
-ival towns in the White Pine district-lrcasure
-ity. Hamilton and Shcrrnautown, or Silver q
SPRING. the first l. situated On the westerly =
hope OF Treasure Hill. near the summit. and J. in
hc immediate vicinity ofthelclding mines. There /
s. but one main street in tie town. and the hill d
Is 80 steep that deep excavations have to be q
made in the rock ON the upper side. and walls Of 7
en q twenty feet in height are huiit on the lower 3
iic, Tor foundations OF buildings. Persons en- y
aged directly IN mining. a. we'll n most OF the i
REGULATORS. have their abode in Treasure City. a
.ud bat for the want If water il would beyond C
question become tie leading town OF the district. /
ll thc water used, except a little that may be a
.roc.rcd by melting snow, j. hauled from Hamil- 7
JU. a distance Of two miles and a half. and up q ;
jccu grade. Those working the mines must rc- Fl
ou the hill. and this, in any event VIII keep I
~ q large population in Treasure City. Tie 1
own was not regularly laid ont. but each man q
lcated his 10; Of twenty-five feet front. Eligible 7