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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29
An Amiable PRINCESS.

The late Princes Alice was the most popular
or Queen NIct0ria's daughters, and the SORROW
for her untimCiy death Is genuine aud heartfelt.
Regretted rs she is in England, she viii be still
more regretted In Darmstadt. Her influence was
felt uot only in the Court but among all classes,
hfrh and low. The Darmstadtcrs were very
proud OF her. Her kindness had become prOverb-
Ial, and her subjects not only respected her as
their Grand Duchess but loved her as "a woman,
the model OF all wUmauly virtues. When in the
nursery nc Windsor she used 10 say that she
would be q queen but PrInccsses propose and
love ~diEpJses. Her marriage was one OF affection,
and her presence at Darmstadt threw a bright
raw Of light over that dismal and dreary residenz
stadt. When I used to know it the Grand Duke
was alive. He had q mania for music, and often
himself conducted the orchestra IN the theater.
The palace is a gi0omy-lJokiug castle, surround
ed BY q mgat. Ii is In the midst Of the town.
and is approached by q street about twice the
width OF Regent street, danked by tall, solemn
houses. Even f5Jt-passengers are rarely 20 be
seen iu this street, and there are So few carriages
in town that II used 20 be the habit on court tes-
tivilics TO assemble the guests IN an omnibus that
went TO and fro between their residences and the
palace. During the life Of her lather-in-law, the
Princess resided in one Of the most pleasant hous-
5s in the town. She gathered around her many
friends, and sought 90 cmancIpatc herself from
the lfelcss and formal etiquette that Is the bauC
Of all small German courts. On her husband
coming 10 the grand duCal throne, she removed
~ N'@ E-A@N- --E~
The Duchess Of Edinburgh was the last member
of the royal family who saw the lamented Prin-
cess Alice. Only a few hours after her Imperial
Highness LETT Darmstadt the first symptoms of
the deadly malady declared themselves. The
Princess was at the railway station, preparing to
leave with the Grand Duke for n purer atmOs-
phcrc. when she sickened, and was obliged to re-
turn to the fortress. and died.-LOHd0H Truth.
\ new poet is coming to the front at the
East. Hc threatens to rival the sweet singer Of
Michigan. Here IS a specimen chunk from his
latest iiyl-
% she leaned upon the fence
And then she hove q 80.
And for his footsteps down the lane.
she visited patiently
d" And presently he came To- view,
And then she yelled a Yell
a heavenly howl Of JOY she EaTLei,
And her bosom Swelled q swell
/ There Is no picnic ant. however l1wlT.
/ That for livelihood must toll and beg.
Burufts the largest man up. Eraudly, slowly.
When IL goes browsing up his trowsers leg
! There j. no little bee. however humble. 4
That gathers summers sweets for winters store, J
/ But has, by prodding with his tiny humble.
Made great men writhe and howl and grcaC and svoE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

CueGGu over IL uLLhh Vt 30. Int JHA=AHa- rs DCLLCL
balanced and opinions more readily formed over
the fumes of hot whisky punch. We become
more eloquent and express our opinions with
mo emphasie uent which marks the free
.rican d. ie, Alabama, Register.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

IuDEy AND BAYARD.-The report OF the St.
Louis Post is wrong. There is no physical re-
Eemblance whatever between Thomas 4. Bayard
and Samuel j.. UIden. Tilden is small, BayaTd
is tall. Tilden's face is as full of wrinkles as a
piece of bgoiied leather Bayard's IS alpos5 with
out a crease. Tilden has the appearance of a
man whose growth was stunted under the weight
off bar of money Bayard looks like one who
as much alike as a hickory tree and cactus plant.
~. Y. Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

A LIFE RIDDLE SoLyED.-Once upon "a time,
the conversation having turned, in the presence
OF DR.. Franklin, upon riches, and a young
person in the company having expressed his
surprise that they ever should be attended with
such an anxiety and solicitude, iustancing one
Of his acquaintance, who, though in possession
Of unbOuuded wealth, yet was as busy and more
anxious than the most assidu0us clerk in his
counting house the doctor took an apple and
presented it to a little child, who could Just tot
ter about the room. The child could scarcely
grasp it in its hand. He then gave it another,
which occupied the other hand. Then choosing
q third, remarkable in size and beauty. he pre-
sented that also. The child. after -efec-
tual attempts to hold the tbrC The
last on the carpet and burst g. See
there, - said the philosopher, lie
man with more riches than he ca
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

HANEs % a recent interesting
lrical pa Destructive Earthquakes
JAPAN b latteri, Of the University
of Toxic, is the following description of a curl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

We have seen the story many times, but it is
intermittent in its nature, and insists on being
told " What shall | preach about?''
sa wu minister to the pastor of a
C.. which he was to address, - Well,
mo. .ect will be 'ceptable,' was the
revl. I'd like to glib you one caution. .
=. All. and what is that p " Well, eff 1 was
YOU. I'd tech VERY light on de Ten Command
ments. IS Indeed And why ?' 50 Oh, COS
mott dey most always has a damp'ni
eff congregation. dat's all" Were
you ask. Yes, but the rule holds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-29

TAHITI vs. ttlAE-e-
The French Government at Papiu has prOmul-
gated an order which Hawaii viii DO well to
initiate before it is too late. It Is to the eject
that no Chinese will be permitted 90 land IN the
islands without a written " residential permit
from the Government. Any Chinaman wishing
20 reside in the country must apply Tor leave 10
the authorities. who will make the necessary in
duirics as 70 the character and ability to work OF
the applicant, and any Celestial presenting him
self without such authorization will be sent back
BY the frst ship. IL be has not means 10 pay bis
passage be will be made 10 work in the Govern
ment d0ckyards until he has earned enough TO
pay bis way back
PACIFIC GOVERNORS.
Sir Arthur Gordon. the Governor of FIJI, will
deliver a lecture Gu that colony before the Colo
NAL Institute next month. Lord LOTUS, late Am
basstd0r at ST. Petersburg, has just been appoint
ell Governor Of New South Wales in place Of Sir
Hercules Robinson, who goes to New Zealand
TEANs-FACIFIC CABLE.
The news comes from Vienna that the repre-
sentative OF several san Francisco banking houses
has obtained the Japanese Governments consent
for laying q cable from san Francisco to Yoke
hama (via HonolulUD aud is now applying for
ChIna's permit to continue the same via Tieg:sin
TO Pekiug. r. Is.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-05
sOUTH MOUNTAIN.
winnemucca silver rate.

Sene four Or five years ago the
mines of Spatl, Mountain. which is
situated aiont wenty M es from SiI
yer City, ldaF,,, were Considered
among flls. IH.st ID the Territory I'ne
ores arr chiefly carbpnase~, carrying
a nigh percentage of lead All iisc.1r-
porated Company bHEt nne or TWO
smelling furnaces. ami base LnIlion by
the wagon load MAS III pped to this
place. Cords u the metal might have
been seen at the espnt here awaiting
shipment to refpefies. aud the indca-
tiols were favorable for second En-
reka - spring MP III tie mines The
inrnaces were not completed until late
in the fall. ard there was not sufficient
charcoal on iiand u run them through
the wIHter When the coal gave ont
work was suspende III the mines and
was not resumed in the spriag, Aid
the Camp was l'aadoned- Nnw an
eff',rt is being made g resume opera
tions in tie mines by John Catainw,
Gen J.Iln B. Winters aud others
Thomas Taylor. of t-ureka. an exprri-
enced snelter, was en-. aged exam
iIa the mines and su erinteDfl the re-
modelling u the furnaces. if III his
opinion tie ores could he prnftatly
sinrlted- II appears that he reported
fav"rahly on the prospects, a. work is
to be resumed. aud tiuzeu Or more
men are now engaged IN getting the
mines and furnaces ready for opera
'inns. Il is greatly t. be hep, d that
the venture will prove succ,s<ful, as
a lively nj ming camp al South Muun-
tain wouId be Of material benefit to
Winuemncca.
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Political Economy in germany.
Pal Mall Gazette.

Tue qua rcl between protectiunis5s
and lreetraders has become SO violent
in tie Town n i.erhorn, near Weis-
baden, that a numerouSly signed pc
tltl"n has been addressed to the nu~
uicipai c,,unciI. demanding the aban>
'lnument ot the national festiva hitIs-
erto Id to Commemorate the bartle
"i Se.ian. The reason givsi. for this
request is that the battle is conmeul-
arated as having been the foundation
o! German unity aud freedom; while
recent political ard social events havs
shown that # Germany is titit,.,ll, it is
as yet doubtful wirther the German
people have achieved their freedom.
II is sad that The council IS tisposed
"a acccde 70 tlie request Of the peJf-
i'ners. especially as several societies
have decided titat IT tie festival Shonld
take place. they win not take part in
II, hnt arrange national festival II
their own for the last week in August
The Raaorer Coysgrr, in an article on
the sulject, remarks that il Y no
means approves Of the present poliiic
al ard commercial tendencies Of the
GuvernnAht int ti.at il does r,.t mn.
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Summons.

In the District tour of the 81 eonG Judicial Dis
tfict Of the Territory OF Iiaho and tie cuuA-
Is BOISE
Iliza Brown vs. Leroy Brown.
Leroy Brown
Is THE NAME OF tn PEOPLE OF THE
J United States OF the Territory OF Idaho: You
are hereby no ified that there fle in the
uife of tins clerk Of the DISTRICT court of the
Ond Judicial DIsGriei OF said TERRITORY. in daho
city, e1anty OF boise, the sompla mt of Elizabeth
Brown PRAYING Judgment against you, tina the
marriage bonds exis ing tetween yon au plaintiff
be dis Owed, and tiiaE the custody ~ the infant
children be granted t. ber aud that if th- custody
OF tuth caunnt be granted, that she have The
dy OF che g1r Eiinira, and for her in this
tloii, and for such uther reII the Court NAV
deem her entitled to- lsee copy of com iant
served herewith And that you appear and AZ
swer TO the said conn aint within da alter the
service hereof III served within Boise county. and
within twenty days If ~eryed Of said couaty but
within said Judicial District, and wThIn thirty Ia, $
if served onts sa District exclusive the day
of seryie J. Judgment will ue taken again st you b.
d. fault, and plAintlh will app the Court the
relief soaghi i'll her mplailIt.
In witues- hereof l. A. l. Richard
( | son Clerk of sad District Court. have
/ ! hereunto set nv hand and fixed the
~ seal Of said Court. at Isl4ho City, this.
3ist day o. July. A. 1879
A. l. RICHARDSON.
BY GEO W. RIcHAaps Clerk
Depaty Clerk
c. S. Kingsley. Attorney for Plaintiff.
aug 10 sod.
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Notice.

n the Probate of Boise ,.untv, Ida Territory
In the matter Of tile estate Of Matthias app, de-
ceased:
O. made of the 23d day OF April. A d. 1879. no.
ice is her-by iven that ON Tues day. the 9TH day
OF May. A. 1879. al II O'clock II. OF sal day,
al the office OF the Probate Judge III Idaho City
Boise connty. l. !. has been appointed the tme
md place tor proving he Will OF The said Matthias
Zlpp. deceased, and Tor hearing the apple tion
Mary Anna Zapp for the issuance TO her Uf letters
te>ramentary, when and where any person inter
esied may appear asa contest the same.
L =. HART,
Probate lndge and ex-utfcio Clerk.
Dated April 3 lSTg-td
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Notice.


In the matter Of the estate Of John Winner. de-
ceased
II Probate rsnr' Of Boise county fdahD Territory
MUihE Il HEREBY GWEN IsY THE UNDER
~ signed Ixecotor of III. estate Of Iohn Win.
u.r decreased. so thu creditors af and all 1efsons
having claims against. The said deceas exhibit
sm With the nesrssary vouchers. vi hin fDur
months sfter the nrsr ~ bicstinp this notice to
the said Exeeutur. At his residence ON Squaw
creek. III Boise county. dsho TER rifory
RsyisF RT BARBOUR.
Executor Of the tate vf john srIrier deceased
Dated Idaho City, August 10. 1879 -iw.
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L.sxs. ,:::: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

M, Brl4 sudn ns idaulng Hascalf HALL Wall Street
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STUDY books to know haw things
ought to be; study meA to knew how
things are.
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BlaAp semi -IDesals III orla
Published
m,,osda ys &c Fridays.
BY THE
rbo Idaho World Printing Compan

aga,S JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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! In the District tioar OF the second Judicial Dis
tsict Of the Territory OF Idaho and tie
! Is % BOISE.
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- NiAluSTER'S pATENT AST0PTlCCM.

ES-s. VI. PErrESGIrI Co.. IL State Street. y
on s. Park Row. New York. and 70l Ca. s,nut Stree;
Philadelphia Agents for procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO W u in the above cities, and
utherizsd 20 conrEacs ADVERTISING at onr loves
ste
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Notice.

Estate nf Samuel Stewart deceased.
As Office Il HEREBY GIVEN by THE U$DER-
sv signed, administrator ot the estate of samuel
stewart, deceased To the creditors OF. and all per-
sons HAVING claims against. the said deceased to
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. sithln
ten menths after she FIRST publication of this notice
to the ssid administrator. st his Office in Idaho CITY,
County OF Boise, and Territory of Idaho.
JONAS ". BPOWN,
Administrator.
Dated at Idaho City. June II iSTa-lw.
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Mouoe.

IL AZ y : inAHo, :,
p,,, Y boise, IS.
h o. the estate of John @. Hughes
lssl al,,.Ahf GIVEN Bi tn UNDER
taes ,Ieea'ni,Strstor OF the estate of J,h,
AaylAe clss., lssu, TO The creditors of. and nj
a-n, w,,, Wis AGAINST SAID deceased 10 OK
eaf mon,'u the necessary vouchers
| 'e To M vs. H'er the first publication a
| fsHle, Bc,sa si administrator at h,s ctlic.
,s'ralor Of ~ VIM. J. RoTHwELL,
'he estate OF soun q. aa.as.s
City. Nay :. 1872.
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Dissolution Notice.

HE PskiNEk ZIP HERETO ORE FxIst.
lug between q. g. Havird ard jaime. puls H..
.his day been aiss iyed by nut. ii consent q
.".se indeptei NJ viii pirss. come forward aud
se'he with q ., Havifd by Jniy |. 1879 and -
z, claims 40 inr the Id hrin will please
&. G. HsyIRD.
+ , JssfEs PULK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-29
For The Cecil Whiw.
STOP THIEF!

Should any of us see man breaking
into our neighbours house to steal some
of his worldly goods, would we not soon
give the alarm and cry stop thief? But
now if we see man taking into his
mouth thief to steal away his brains,
we are silent and take no notice of it: he
may, in his frenzy insult us, or attempt
to injure us bodily, but we say, Oh. he is
drunk and get out of his way as soon as
possible, at the same time hurting curses
on the head Of him who supplies the
liquor. But shall we vent all of our
wrath on the man that gives him the
liquor or the owner of the bar at which
it is bought? Is it not his business. the
means by which he supports his familyo
True, many of us would rather do the
most mental service than be found at that
business, but do We not cast our votes for
men that make such laws as saw. that
any persons having properly fitted
house, and presenting himself with a
petition, signed by twelve frcc-holders
and two bondsmcn, before the County
Clerk, is entitled to a license for this
business, and is he not legally bound to
keep his house III order, and is he NOT on
titled to all that he can make at this husi-
ness? Certainly lie is. Why then hurl
your anathemas at the hotel keepers9
But reflect and see who are the real ones
at fault. The laws are made and can
not be changed until the people wake to
the cause of Temperance, and send men
to make laws, that will make such nc
shall suit the majority of the people. In
the meantime let us make a further in
vestigation and see if we cannot fnl
some one else to blame. The law rn-
quircs twelve frec-holders as sioners of
the license papers. without this thsua
cannot DC drop of liquor legally sold
will a sensiblc~4aoral and comnor,tiv wal,
SOBER man sign this petition? Let him
stop ana think. Why shall sign this
paper ana place this temptation before
my boy or my friends? True. the hotel
Keeper ~ general thing, is a friend to
nc me- ana Is willing to help me over any
nll'iculty' mat may be in his power
NO" now can refuse this small favor,
why, frankly tell him that it is against
your moral principle, and you do not
,,'i''h IL riSnt Tor you to assist him in
TINS matter but that you are ready to favor
nm III amy way that does not conflict
with your views of right and wrong
DO you think he will think any the less
OF You: Remember he is man endow-
ed with moral feeling of right and wronr
although he is smothering his conscience
in this respect to gain money,
Now, again, the hotel keeper cannot
compel man to take this thief intn lie
<h; he does it voluntarily. OF courso
Eeeps his house and keeps it in the
order; \ the merchant sweeps
ws everything to thr
take the eve of his
ssasFEs Ms z{-1snk,, hiH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-29
Chapter 40, page 57.)
AN ACT

AN ACI
To amend the forty second sectlon, relating to
the Granting of Licenses 70 traders, OF Article
tifty.six of the Code OF fupilc General Laws :
section !. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland may Le Code ~ section
VI pm, ~, raiatine to the granting of Licenses tn
laws Law ., he and the same is hereby repealed
and The following enacted as a substitute
therefor: ,,, bod,, ,o,;,,
A. VIII nni nrn5oee to sell or barter anvthing
"en'tinned i'm the preceding section, eXcepf
sniritnous or fermented liquors, he shall appiy
To- the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the county
in which he may reside, or II he resides in the
IT. Of baltimore to the Court of Common Pleas
t tarS ii cemse therefor; but license to trade
~ r =" seIJ snirituous or fermented liquors shall
pa ;osmed NV any Clerk of Court to a feme
corer or TO n person under the age of twenty.
one years without the special order of the
Judge of the Court, ont 40 uoge snail give
special order to issue licenses TO sell spirituous
or fermented LIQUORS, unless upon the recon-
", an,ation of mt least ten respectable freehold
ORG resident of the ward or district wherein
tba' nIace OF sale may be, and whenever any
licenses shall be issued to yeDae covert or minor
ne sai5 Gne corcrt or minor shall be responsi.
Me for iii contracts made in the prosecution Of
their business under such license, and shall be
liable TO be sued therefor in any of the courts
nf his state: and the said fen,e covert may be
sued or indicted ana prosecuted In case of a
state or in case she should keep a disorderIv
bouse MS if she were trne sole; and if jude.
ment he obtained against her on any contract
nyerution shall or may issue in the ordinary
way to affect her separate estate prOrided, ho,O-
nor n tiptt or impair the responsibility OF the
hnshand or parent under the existing laws .
and That this act shall take effect on the Thrift
eth day of April next
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-29
Letter From John Wanamaker.

-
10 me RAZOR o. me tecU WhtJ.
To-day begins the third year of the
Grand Depot as Dry Goods House.
Ihough It's career has been so short, 1t Is
now almost universally acknowledged to he
me iavorite Shopping-placc OF lhiladrlphia
without pretentlons III ITS building only Il
simple structure covering TWO acres ana
more Oh Dry Goods, II reheS SoleiS ON the
i"''i'N "l:o ne 'he',pieSS -, 1t? S''',' anu
i'H Nv VI ts'''''i system III puH'n'HH W WIN
alio 'olo the approval ana patronage "' 'he
PcTiir.
'' NV "''.iiu Del'o. i''.. NOV y, ' ,.
- So"' one Is proven ny us rn'ro'U''io'',
,h p",.I ,'t,r ''l. ''ltrt' ny n,ni'uHS ilo's''
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>'''''h'e Ill Infringement VI
stocks.
FOURTH Electric bells t" c2ll caSll-hoyS,
avoiding noise and confuSion This, and
tn" saving OF time to customers, when wait
ing for parcels, is an unSpcakahlc satlSfac-
ton. Customers wait ON an average not
over three minutes for bundles, and some
times one minute is sufficient
Fitth.-Evcry department has been i'm