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Profusely Illustrated by object-Teaching
Pictures

Showing the pain and misery resulting from vice. and the
peace and h1PP553 PIN aT " T ran Eia0s s0a Other,
This Is the most original work. without question. In re-
s aSa SaaHs IN is way As BunySo's famous sneEOry.
Among the world Of books, IL Il the only one that instruets
=, ,. ssIlsrAnt pso0I 7 1So would seldom open The Bible Itself are
attracted 70 his wOrk. Cor Ii a big picture-bcOk in religion.
inssa1tiy represents the Gospei-no, net even the Bible itself
-as this, BY It's appeals through the eye.
IaTged upon With illustrative pictures, such as Repentance,
Faith, RSRe; Love. sn1 me u I.ns V" os wSePferdps.s. BTOtSs1IT
KinSnes.s fhe selfish Man. The Christian Church, The syns-
sosus q sT P,;n:i1 Jss s casp sI sss1ri hge f Sdiai and sp %dTf.. t TSe
Heavenly shepherd, The Joys Of Salvation. The End Of
The auIhoT l. now an Old man. His life has been filed and
rounded GU: With god g e :a,uI lie sss born of 70 a sss last w ys:f.
Ington. In 1914 he was apprenticed 70 learn the ART Of en-
. sTa.an s.vl H 70 an t aaIhU : nan a book e' aSoG. 1 ISa. a am Oss vas pro- = :
jected by him, under the title Of the "Looking-0lASs," con-
publications were Large emblematic religious engrHvings, one
Of which, in the hands Of our missionaries ATTY years ago4wa.
The pictures in the Bible LOOking-Glass" are all from his
great ingenuity in design They are not meant 20 be artistic,
bamsn Welfare. The costumes are those OF the American
people when Mr.. Barber was young-aixty years ago They
Ijsve. il not considered neE-fashsc0ed-
The work has great popularity, over 10000 copies having
already passed from the hands Of CanVAsstng Agents into
these Of the people. where, lying upon The table: Of thousands
Of Amiies, ii has acted As a continual teacher OF the gospel
nanion IN shape and character to the Family Bible, which IL
Effects and explains. While the work Is thoroughly eVangei
I'll and ORTHODOX. no peculiar denoninational doctrines are
adVocated; only fe great cardinal principles OF Christianity,
In which good people everywhere believe.
literary excellence, while the low price at which IL Il offered
places Il within the reach Of all
Sold exclusively by subscription
SAMPLE BOOK CAN BE SEEN.
In 4. prfnted on He Rose-Tint Paper, contains nearly 90
n.Ses and h bound in the most durable binding, and Will be
s,rnfsh-d 10 subscribers II the following prices:
Pins English Cloth. (Greenl Paneled Sides, Gnt Cenire' $t9o
French Morocco, Fun GIT and Psneed, : 90
SOLE AGENTS,
e. CO.,
FORT and I STREETS, HONOLULU. MI
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Gathering Ferns.

A beautiful girl Of eight years Is out gathering ierns-Ahe il
barefooted, with no hat on her head, the wind playing with
her golden locks. she has her apron full Of ferns- IL II q
beautiful picture OF childish beauty and innocence, and cannot
fail 10 find favor in the eyes OF all The coloring Of the land.
seape il very fine. In the distance is seen the little ones
home The picture, as q whole. isvery beautiful sod true 10
nature. Il Is well worth the price oGa years subscription 70
the FIR ESIDE VISITOR, yet every subscriber gets
sum Of One Dollar.
No. 8 is a ane Oil Chrome in 20 cOIOrs. size Is by IS inch
q entitled 4.
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81 Most OF our inter-island steamers were
delayed this week by the prevalence of strong
southerlY gales.
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Happy Dreams of Childhood

This Beautiful Chrome represents a sleePing child, q beauti-
fuI girl Of three years Of age. She issHeetly sleeping with
her doll clasped in her hands Over and above her are seen
angel forms scattering flowers and blessings on the head OF
the dear one. Beside her couch Is sitting her mother intently
watching her child. while her hands have paused in the fancy
needleEoTk on which she IL engaged. IL is beautifully
sweet picture. aud will ind q warm place in every mothers
heart in the land The shnd sleeping so sSeetly with = smile
lowering around its lips, the angel forms DER head. the mother
watching her dear one, the rich drsperies and furniture Of
the room make q rare picture Of loveliness. II is taken from
q rare painting by one Of the old masters, and cannot fail to be
appreciated by all.
No. 4 l. a 6ne OIL Chrome in 20 eOlors, size Is by Is inch
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Licenses Expiring in January, 1881

RETAIL.-0AHU.
l Akina, Kalihi
/ P Dalton. King st Honolulu
/ whitney & Robertson, Merchant st
8 Lum Wal Kee, Nuuanu st
5 8 ID Burrows, Hotel st
s San Wo Chong & Co, Hotel st
s Hop Hung. Beretanis st
G Tibbets & Sorenson, Ulakoheo
8 Levers 4 Dickson, Fort st
8 Chulan l. Co. Nuuanu st
10 Honolulu Iron Works. UlakOheo "
Is Chung We. Saasaa st Honolulu
20 Ahoon & Akana, KAslaea. KOOlAupoko
% t ] Mossman, cor King & Nuuanu st, Honolulu
% Conches & Ahung,
"a Sing Chong & Co, Hotel st
% Hop Hing, cor Nuuanu & Beretanis st
% Anee. King 81
RETAIL-MAUI.
C C Bennett, Kahului plains
/ Mrs G Warren, WAiluku
IL L AkAns, Haiku
80 Wong Alan, Makawao
RETAIL-HAWAII.
3 AkiOna, Kai9pihi. North Kohais
z Tong Wo & Co,
8 Tuck ong& Co. Makapsia. North Kohals
IL See wo Lung & Co, Naehu. Ksu
~ Hoo Gin, Punahoa, Hilo
% Alb Fswa. Multi. North KOhala
n g Meineike, Wsiohinu, Kan
KAUxI.-RErAIL.
Il Chong Yuen & Co. Nswiliwili
10 Kong Lung L Co, Kilsues
20 G S PinkhAm, Kolos
g P.hsn., Han.lei
"a Aloiau, Kapas, Hawaiian
WHOLESALE.
81 E Mcintyre Bros. cor Fort & King SITS, Honolulu
4 Kwong Yin Sing & Co, Nuuanu st
RETAIL SPIRIT.
! Pereirs & Viecrs, Nuusnu st, Honolulu
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
% F A Schaefer L Co, Kashumanu st, Honolulu
VICTUALING.
/ All Pau, Koloa, Kauai
4 All Fo, LAhaina, Maui
10 John Smith, Hilo, Hawaii
10 Tong Lum, Hotel st. Hsnolulu
Is Aconchee, Sswiliwih, Kauai
IA Ali, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
Il Chong Yeo, Lahsina, Maui
10 Ahee and All Hin, Nav1liwih, Kauai
10 Kong Lung 4 Co, Kilsaea, Hawaiian, Kauai
n Allen & Stackpole, KaEaihae, Hawaii
"a Tung Hang. Nuuanu 81, Honolulu
70 Wong Ham, Makswso, Msui
BUTCHER.
Is L Davis, MakEwso, Mani
PEDDLING.
1s Foo Biau, Haiku. Maui
CAKE PEDDLING.
6 Leong Kau, Kauai
IA Apsna, Moloksi
26 All Chong, Kauai
Mshele. Honolulu
KamG,
FIRE ARMs.
% J b Black, Kona, Oahu
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LII ACCOUNTS DUE M OWING To
- the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADFERTIskh Once up
TO and Including the Sath day Of Augssi, must be settled With
J. II. Black oniy. And AL Indebtedness up 70 the same date
viii be settled Dy IN. bLAcA:
Hoeoluln, Angus ~, 1850 se4u
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e. Our neighbOr wants an " enlightener !" to
give him some more translation to do. Clevare
Clevare : Yaas Yaas
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The Mute Appeal.

This subject represents q beautiful Italian girl. dressed In
her native costume. She is what is known as = Street Music
ian, and earns her livelihood by her violin and voice. She
has played and sang TO the crowd, and has quietly folded her
right arm over and around hr violin, while her left arm IL
ouIstreched, thus mutely appealing to the public to give her
what they may Il 5 a lovely picture. The girl, though only
"a stroling player, Il rarely beautiful-the sweet, beseeching
expression Of the face could but make the most sordid hnd The
way into their pockets, and give her a few pennies. 1t Is one
Of The richest pictures We have seen for many a day. IL 10
brought cut in Oil ColOrs. and is equal in every respect, to
any oil painting, and few can tell whether IL Is an Oil Chrome
or an oil Painting. 50 faithfully it is reproduced. To see It is
to fall in love with tat once, and every one who sees II, will
have IL.
No. 5 is a fine Oil Chrome 10 20 colors. size Is by Is inch
r. entitled .
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81 Mr.. Paul Paluila Kanoa. has been appoint
ed to the Governorship of Kauai, vacant through
the death of Mr. Beckley.
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B { R E.
Beware . Beware, for

she is fOoling thee.
She d fooing thee,
Trust her not
Oh, trust her not ="
This subject 10 represented by q beautiful young lady sitting
In a rustic chair. beneath the oVerhAnging branches Of . ane
old elm tree she Is f4uitlessIy dressed, with her long. golden
ringlets hanging down over her shoulders; in her lap Is q show
er Of beautiful flowers. Near by s . beautiful waterfall, while
in the distance tower mountain peaks. Taken a. q whole, Il
- n lovely picture-the beautiful lady In the rustic chair in q
thoughtful mood, luxurfant foliage all around, the beautiful
flowers, the landscape, with the blue canopy Of heaven DER
all combine 10 form an enchanting scene, and one that can
not fail TO satisfy all.
ches entitled
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n The Lizzie Iredale brings with her twenty
laborers of various European nationalities for
the Kilauea plantation on Kauai.
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The following gentlemeD have this day been appoint
ed Agents to take Acknowledge lents TO Contracts for
Labor, for the District of Wailuku, maui:
John Richardson. vice ], Haole, resigned.
Kaneholani, vice ]. j. Halstesd. resigned.
H. A. p. CARTER,
Interior Office, Minister of the Interior.
Dec. 81, lsSO. jail 81
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u We learn that His Majesty the King was
pleased to receive Mr.. Johu Russell and wife. late
of Philadelphia. at Iolani Palace on Tuesday the
1 1 inSfnnt
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Il I'm THE LIGHT

TnNHE wRITING OF THE HOLY
u Spirit Is ~ PLAIN upon the heavens and upon the earth.
eOndemninE to destruction this wicked Kingdom Of dishonest
men. As IL was upon the walls Of BeIshs1EHr's dining room In the
midst of his thousand banqueters. MEN len &c TEKEL
was written on the walls which no one OF
his guest. could understand until his Queen sent for Daniel
who told the King, God hath numbered thy Kingdom and IN
ished IT. thou art weighed in the balance and art found
wanting, thy Kingdom is given to the Modes aud Persiansi
that night BelshsEzar was slain. Darius then undertook his
Kingdom. when MI. y. "a Z: stepped in with
his DUMP MULE AND CANE
ART They are built Of the Bes. Material that can be
had In the East, as all my stock Is selected by a Special
Agent, and by that means I am enabled to do the Good Work
that 1 do. I wish also to call attention 10 the fine carriages
that I an turning OCT.
Beg pardon. 1 must relate 3 little incident that occurred q
few days ago. One Of my IGHLY FINISHED
CARRIAGES was standing near the Drinking Fountain
and all At once the horse took fright and nearly became un-
manageable; but the driver got The animal Quoted down, and
he came in with the same weight he went out With. and saved
stAtea. But come to Investigate the matter. the horse took
fright from seeing his shadOw in MI HIGHLY FIN
ISL ED CARRIAGE that was standing near the
Fountain y also am finishing up some very nice FA
LIZ CARRIAGES AND SOME o PIE.
TONS, which I shall soon have ready for sale. Also.
REPAIRING, PAINTING, TRIMMING. and
everything pertaining TO ca WORK. wilbe
DONE JUST AS AS 1T POSSIBLY Al
BE, Is you all know that I have had NO VISITS To
THE STATES OR EURoPE5 and my low rents
BED ROCK PRICES.
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81 See supplement with this days issue.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertlser
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1881.
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Boundary Notice.

wlsreSs. the Undersigned has been requested by Hon.
VIM G. PGrks, 70 properly define the boundaries Of the
Ahu5uas OF Pusslos. situated in Ukumehame, Lahsins.
Isls,d Of Aaui. y. L Therefore, it is hereby made
knoHD 10 al owne-s of shupuus, Ills and tracts OF
lsne adjoining PuAGloa. that Wednesday. January 10th.
1881 At 70 an. ct my afhce, at Lshains, is the time and
plac5 for hssFingkueh requests. L. AHoLo,
4tas Commissioner.
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IS During the absence OF the Hon. W. NeVans
Armstrong. the Attorney Generalship will remain
vacant, and His FIX II. a. p. Carter will be the
Acting Attorney General. Mr.. W. o. Smith has
been appointed deputy Attorney General.
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By virtue Of Authority vested in the Minister of the In
terror the Rules and Populations for carriages, Wagons.
Draws. SC, on hire in the District are hereby amended.
The oiIowinR stands are abolished Mauka side of
MerchI1 street. from east corner of Bethel.
Maln sae OF Hotel street, from east corner of Fort
street.
The follostng are new stands established: Makai side
of Merchan street., esst Of Fort street.
Maksi side o. Merchant street opposite Sailors Home.
Mskai 81 Ia Of Hotel Street from Brewers Block east.
On the stands hereby established not more than ST
carriages viii bs allowed to stand at any one time.
Hal CARTER Minister of the Interior.
Notice l. lereby gwen that the police are instructed to
prevent TIN Trsncing Of expresses for hire ON places not
authorized by the regulations. jail St
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n The annual meeting of the German Club
was held last evening friday at the premises of
the Society. The following gentlemen were elected
as officers for the year III. A. Widemann. Pres
ident B. Ordenstein, Vice-President Julius
Hoting, Secretary and Treasurer. After the meet
ing, the members had a good social time.
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s,le OF lease of Government Land on Wednesday
FeLFrEry sth. st the front entrance OF Aliiolani Hale
g. u o'clock n51n will be sold st Public Auction, the
lease OF that trscs of land belonging to the Government
known as Ks1lo. situated in the district Of Honusuls,
MAiE.
Ter ms. zen years lease, upses price s125 per annum'
payable semi an ally in advance.
r.. a F CARTER, Minister of the Interior.
IpteAor once. Jsuusry 4th, 1881. jss-st.
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Rev. J.H. 8-slo5 has thll day been appointed an Agent
to take Ack 5v-aCrelnents to Labor Contracts for Hama
lei, Kauai h,yiug resi- ued froR the District of Hawaiian.
II, A, P. CARTER,
Interior OF -s. Minister Of the Interior.
Dec. "a, los jail st
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IT las pleased His Majesty te King to appoint PAU
PUzIcLl RASoA, Esquire. Governor of the Island OF
Kausi, vice Els Excellency F. W Beckley, deceased.
Folsni Palace, January 18th. 1881
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The Reward

He w G2FQA
This l. a companion piece to No. I. II represents = beauti-
fol Italian girl (entirely unlike the oIher) She Is also =
Street Musician, earning her livelihood with her voice and
violin; she has played 70 her audience, and has received her
reward Ia the share OF q shining silver piece which she 10
Lohdins IN her hand. while asmle Of delight. at her success,
hOyeTs on her lips, and her face is radiant It Is . very lovely
picture. This Chrome alone il worth twice the cost oGR
years subscription 10 the IRESIDE VISITOR, yet
subscribers will receive the FIVE foregoing large Chromos
FIR r. r.. and the VISITOR a year for q single dollar.
Z M z M BER!
That each subscriber receives the foreg ling FIVE
LARGE CTIFUL and the
FIR ESIDE VISITOR = year for . single dollar, and
both papers and chromos are send postpaid in every case. No
publisher in this country ever offered so much for q single
dollar and fulaIsd It. I promise only what I know I can
fulfill.
The undersignsd, Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
you'd respectfully notify the inhabitants Of this Kingdom that
the above only covers postage throughout the United States,
that the Hawaiian postage Is EXTRA for Chromos and Pa
pers-
Subscription covering all expenses. Sl.25 q year In advance.
IL Subscription List now open.
Agents wanted all over the Kingdom; Write for
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p The Government Dispensary Will be moved
on Monday next, Jan. 18th, from near Liberty Hall
in Kikihale to No: 65 Maunakea St. in Kikihale
to the premises formerly owned by ChAs. Cash.
Free vaccination and medical advice for Hawaiians,
will be given at the new Dispensary as at the old.
The Dispensary is open at IL A. NJ and on Sundays
at 10 A. NJ.
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81 The evening school department of st. Loui
College. IS Beretania st. will be opened on Mon
day evening at ID p. NJ. 1t is expected tina
several gentlemen will speak on the occasion. ant
all friends of education are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-23
BY A THREAD
STILL HANGS THE LIFE OF THE CHIEF
. MAGISTRATE.
The Same Old StsrsOtypsd information from
the Attending Physicians Sent Out
Agaia yesssrday-His Condition 81
Slightly Better than on
the Previous Day.
THE GALsNs STILL PERSIST IN LYING.
SCENES AT THE MANSION.


Tne Stomach Again Apparently Perform
ing Its Functions
ExECUTIyE MANSION, August %, 1890
P. M.-The President this morning be-
gan the day in a condition which
was regarded as slightly better
than . that contained in the
asst official bulletin yesterday. He had
pissed a quieter and more COM
iassshls %Snight .s<than Sswas sntiei-
patsd. There had been no re-
turn of the vomiting which excited
so much alarm yesterday afternoon, and
his pulse, before he awoke at 6 IN the
morning, was down to IS. This auspi-
cious opening OF the day seemed to
testify, or at least make more
reasonable the belief OF few sanguine
persons that the case was about to take
favorable turn, and when the morn
ing bulletin appeared, and it became
known that the patient had began TO
swallow Food Again without Vomiting
or Nausea, o. -..H.
q faint hope took the place of the pro-
found despondency which prevailed
everywhere throughout the city. At
I A. n. the surgeons gave the patient an
enemata, consisting OF four ounces Of
beef extract, with the yck OF an egg.
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: 7WgEEIIN( w. VA TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23 1881.

toter l, had been anticipated, Secretary
Window stated that it mad been custo-
mary to anticipate such payments more
or less when the Treasury had ample
fluids for that purpose, rather than to
letthe money lie idle in the treasury to
be paid out all at once. 1t is not ex-
pecfed that any large amount will be
presented at once, but that the payment
OF bonds will be extended the remainder
of bis and perhaps all OF next month.
The payment Of these bonds is the last
actin the plan by which the loans have
bean continued at q reduced rate of in
tersst- and the Secretary is anxious to
have the transactions closed as soon as
poslble.
Transfer of Gold Bullion.
WAsHINeroN, d. c., August 22.-The
Tre1sury Department TO-DAY ordered the
transfer OF $4,073,340 in gold bullion
from the New York assay Office to the
Philadelphia mint for coinage into
eagles and half eagles.
Preparing for the Removal ofthe Uncom-
~ phagre Utes.
WASHINGTON, 22.-Arrangements for
the removal OF the Uncomphagre Utes
to their new reservation in Utah have
beSa&perfected and the removal will
begin on the 25th inst.
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BoYNTON TALKS.

Feels More Encouraged Than He Did
Yesterday. but Intimstes that the Pa
tient Is Still IN Very Precsrious Con-
dition- o. .r-
WASHINGTON, August 22.-Dr. Boyn-
ton was met about l p. NJ. by a repre-
sentative of the press, when the follow
ing dialogue took place:
in your opinion, Doctor, what IS the
outlook at present.
~ think the President is a little inn
proved to-day. He has taken and re-
tanned his nourishment well"
"What kind OF nourishment are you
giving him to-day"
"The same as heretotore-koumiss
and milk porridge."
"Does the patient appear to relish it?"
"Uh, yes; he asked for it this morn-
ing, YOU know"
"How do you feel about the glandu.
lar trouble today? Has il grown ma
terially larger than it was"
mo; | don't think it is quite so large
as it was, and | am confident should
suppuration set in it will be in a much
smaller degree and have less serious
effect than it would have had mad it com
menced to suppurate before. If it should
suppurate now possibly it will not be any
great injury"
"What are the chances OF preventing
suppuration?"
wen, i can't answer that. II 10
very uncertain complication and one
about which no reliable predictions can
be made"
GLOW long will it be before you can
decide whether suppuralion is likely TO
occur
The glandular affection became visi-
ble Wednesday last. | think by, 70
morrow or Wednesday We should be
able to determine"
"Do YOU consider the Presidents
stomach is performing Its natural func-
tions now"
Yes, l think his stomach is dong
very well"
"Tbere has been some talk about the
President being delirious at times, Doc
tor, what are the facts about that?
The President has been little de-
lirious at times, but il has not amount
ed to anything serious, -.
$40 what do you attribute the deli
rium?"
This is caused by his extremely fee-
ble condition, together with his long
illness. 1t would be likely to occur IN
any case where the patient had become
so euteebled as the President has.
"Then YOU DO not attach any great
Importance to it,"
mo, sir, not at all.
"Wel, Doctor, understand the at,
tending surgeons have administered
with the enema a portion OF oplum, Is
that true? II so, would not 1t have 4
tendency to cause deiirium"
"In all cases where enemata are admln-
istered a small quantity OF laudanum'
or something similar, is one OF the parts;
This is administered for the purpose OF
aiding the retention of the enema. Ii Is
NOT sufficient to cause delirium."
"What co You think OF the case on
| the whole day.?
II feel more encouraged than did
YESTERDAY"
The Doctor intimated at the conclu'
! sion of the interview that the President
\ was still in a very precarious condition,
and his encouragement WAS BASED on
the outlook at the present time.