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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
AmmvNaBd iCvluulalVd Peruvian GQanO.

Este magntco aDvno prepafado expresa-
mente cara ia CANA, 7 que ha d1d0 tan Fbri-
llanteS feSlitaG0s uoLlue quier6 qa6 be ha.0m.
1,ieado SCI 6ncnsHtrA do HalftA, On FL almacel
le los quo sdscrloen + 81 SO cts pOr barrr dt
,lvU kilos n9tOs, aL cOltado. s =
La XfAn Uscsses que 1aS def GusAo deli
ri, hss shecno sae sxi,el'AaisAts g zAs preciJ,
uua aza notaDle, cirCuLa tancia br IN Gu,
keconociuos pUr Lu,snJs acenda1 os~ al
exoelenclus Ie este aDVnO Ov0re .Vs d6tna
uln, .lttuuS nDSta IL !, tn Vista ebpendlL
exltu ObLehiu oeGuoolleh tuu4 recumeLuS
ion ii ''AnhUulateu 4aLu Acl00!ItGd 10
+ llaf, Gua..o" esLa ieG0niendadO va pJr i.ll ek
ptrieLcia por la yractlca.
May, gucz uU IeurerO ue 1881.
Gt, h.m LaLtUru 3 ia. l.. IL. % !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
Sc. estima por hOmbres

clentihcus gu ~ lDres ii ailo IL c41Lidad de
SllMeato que tnla cada persona. De esta
cantldad Ia rnanteca que consume es una Ii.
bra a Ia sen0aLa 10 que eqllvale avelnte ytciI-
60 Iibrassal ailo pOr eatla lndiVidnO .Ahors
biex, IL dlterenc'a entire Ia marca AGUILA. =
10 clsse mas lnteiior dc 10 nteca es solamente
t csJa por lDra oe manera que 10 que vie-
interior son trece calas III Gfio, el preci0 do
julE EtabacO. NJ seria mejor que tuaaa6e " an
tabacO me4QS j Bupllcse su fanlia con Ia
marca AGUlLA que alimen.a al joven al
d@bll y da vida y ssiud al anciano. Los sefio-
res PLAZA y Bravo de MayagGez acaban de re-.
chr una Duens paftida de lal manteca 1narCa
AGUILA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
LLNEA ATLAS.

Los vapores espafiO1es "lAl.
pin " y "yArden " saldran sueesiL
vameute de aNueVa.YOrk con
destino d San Juan, Maya.
gtieZ, Ponce Y Ma1'acai-
DO EN- las techas s,gulentes
,Enero 20, Esbrero l6, Marco IA.
Abrll 6, Mayo 2, Mayo rs y Ju.
Mo 20.
Lo que ponernos en- conocitniento
de los seIlores importadores y del
pdblico en- general.
Para detailes dirigirse 1 les Agen.
ties, SoBRINOs DE EzoUIAGA. h.3O i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
!oArr5ten5CiOn!

i Sc admi en- suscri. ion por amos 6 .eme .
tre los.p ri6dicos s,gulentrO: La Iu "a.
ci6n" peri6hco samallaI 80 1t ra,u,a q, les,
clsECiasy s'aj-s q 2 posUs % tvs mo y pesU
IS ct sssemestre.
III PaTlS-Ch ,smaut- rtist G -Qu ncan4l y
en- cOi0reS eOmprsnuc "a numerO de ~ agt.
nasscada unO sease oOO ias5IIaS y Z acd T.
relies pOr ahO rect' pesos NJ y 4 ma,tte
sfs'sKl ,EOra." t'La POgr /" s.La M, SEA" 8 POI
nkmsarpGsuelt 1s tia trvra us Oh" v, IL
dAhl4t6rlc y dos reae eulSn j Ia uaiQuIe i,
otFa No expresada Oh bic anuncIO 30 al . lLe1
DaReTiclOnss pOr mests 6 o, man III.
6u agent On N gl4D0.-eATURNINo g AHDI
No. b lTa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
Ell COMERCIO.

81-SAN TX A N CHS COST
Ploxlha la semAnA Santa, el que
euscilUe, thltloiqa suS phII OqnisnOs
y. Luoncu en geuera haber recltluU
un colt usO euItIuO do cn. ztsdO Go iodHh
Gas. 4 lata caDA.leIts y nlnoss hobre
touu el 10 Autoulo H. u.ou, % quo mt
me- pIUpCEko roollznl a kIeclOe n0Lca
VletUs.
EN- Ell COMERClO
Hoy Acrltt supe.loE Oh boteilas, u
OoL maIco Boluoy siR rival, caMlSae
maI iquAuhs, tUuU u pIeclUs MCdlcUS.
ANDRLS LORDOl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
VLJANDE.7 Co.
81 FOR TAL4EZA 81.

(airan letras sobte las sequences plazas de 10
Pemnsula . Islas adyacelftes por todas can't.
dades, cortos dias de VISTA Ta1nbien giran
por tel6grato cuaIluiers suma sobre las mis-.
"A = Algecifas, iAlmerh, -Almagro. Atan
juez, sAntequera, Avila, ARdujar, Albacets,
Acazar, Alicante, Alnaden, Aicoy, ArcOB de
Frontera, Almansa, Alcoy, AlhendrAIejo,.
Vrsnda Duefe
b - Bareeleha, Bilbao, Badsjos Burgo ),
Bejar, Bsega ~ <.5
& =. GadiA, Cordoba, Ooruda, Oartagena,
Itlastei>oA. DO IL Plsnas Cuenca, Oindad Real,
mona, 0iuia, O0ria Odevas de Vega.
D. Daniel.
e. El Escorial, Neia.
F. Ferrol, Ngn6ras de Castropol
u = Gibraltar, Gerons, Granada, Gij0n,
| t}aadaiajara-
H Huelva, Huesca, Haro.
J-J Jerez de la Frontera, Jaen, Jatlva.
L-LNrlda, Leon, LOgroho, Lugo, LuarcR,
Lnares, Lola, lrca, La Serena.
NJ = Mairid, Malaga, Murcia, Mahon, No
rida, Medina del Campo
N Noyelda.,
| D = Ovledo, 0rense, 0rihuela.
p PSniplona, Palma, PEdencia, Pohteve.
dra, Pensranda de lBracamonte, Plasencia,
Padr6n.
Q-,QuintaRar dc la Orden
r. Reus, Klvadeo.
s. santander, sevilla, San Sebastian, Sa-
lamanca, Santiago f6oria, Sec via, Signsnza,
San Fernando, Santa Uruz de TeRerife.
t. Tarrsgona, Teruel, Trujillo, Tafalia,
r. Isvera de la Reina, Toledo, Tarani6n, Toro,
Torrijos, Tndela.
V-Valencie, Valladolid, yitnriA Valde
pHnas, Vigo, Venar6s, Verin, Vega de Riva
deo
z ZAZaragoza. camera, zafra.
~ y N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

Este maravilloso balsamo sana infeiible
uente las heridas antiguas, las lla9as,. v los
Lales de piernas y de pecho. lP6r medic
IL su influencfa Las dlcefas virrlentas to-
an muy pronto UNI aspecto convaleciente
desaparecen, J4amas dela este ungtiento
Q las iafecdcnes de la piei, los congtipal
de, las teses y, el reumatismo, aun cuaIldo
se ha apelado en- yano 8 7odos los demAs
mediOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
!. litograf;a
DE VIubAa De: Sa I44Is Y HOOEcK.

Esteo estaplecimlen,o industrial artistic o
que hace cen exitO ia competeucia q lbs del
extIanjerO OiTecs SuS ServiciOs al i1Dii;O de
esta capItAl ttda la Isla Entre los biucboA
artfculos neces@riO hoy por el adeia u eli q
eaegAncia de las cosLumUrvs que cOnirecI :
names Beg6n I%B d5seus mas rein 0os Ii, ul-
brAn1us las taS de vista, -lllsluu {
otrecimientO, esqueaS de matrlmobIo,B b L NJ.
LeIraS dc cnmDiO. Uartas de viso, T.. g..6
Obligaconee, OODfOrnidAdes, Con. cllnl,,.. t. /,
doU1mentos de- lAduana, Eta u tas dc Oh co.
late, de tabacO, ue cigarrlllos, tarmac,H VI
no, ete. etc. Toao con prOntitud y q preeiOA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
-7-s9E -
lnaprenta.

. Be yende, sumAmente bsrsta ups
rrensa dc rDano ne 20 orntametros. ut
AnchQ pol 22 10 lal 80 y tuua IL iet,t
que sctuaildents 50 emples On 81 30
LETIN. 4
Busua oportunidad para estab'ecel
imprr nta 9 surtir una do POGO ms Vi
miento.
gEu III Administration informaran d.
preclo y cuu11clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
VAHOkk "HAeA.J E.9. %

lD A.
,aidra do HabanA vi ~ 6 50 de cadA mes parA
NueviLAs
I'd. 40 NuevlLaS o. de i'd Id. Id Glbara.
Ad. de GlDars ei 2 oe AZ. Id. ld. SgO. dc Cuba.
ID. ue ogv. Uuba Oh 0 ia. III. Al. Ponce.
Ia. Do r vnce oi . lu IL. Iu Mayaguez.
Id. dc MAyaguez u III. III III. san Juan.
kEIOANU.
i5taldra us Plo -Is.cv ei Is ue csda mes pSrA
MayaSaoA.
III. ue Mayaguex vi "A III. i'd I'd. Ponce.
10. ue + once el ~ AZ IL ID 3 ue Cuba
Az. uU s. ue Uuua ii IL AL al. i'll GlDAIH.
Ia. ue uID1rN 81 ~ ld III. Id. NuSvltaS.
ID. 10 Nuevltts u Il i'll lu. lu AHDana.
Lus dlaS ~, InLregaIa este bu4ue 81 vHpOr
CUIr.o uue stale par. C~ulz bOrcSiOha, IL Gar
"a uue cUnuuco ue lUS plerlvS uo UbcAlh, CO.
40 lsua,mentv ID 4uc Iet lD0 uel vHp-r UER-
lO-hlCO, pI.cSuehte III UU.Uh y tuertLS q ::
ac.uvU. q
i.Us ulaS 3, reciblrA IL CaIga que cCnd1zca
para .US Eu.i w. ue bu iG.U J taIa Coon }
EaSiLVs uel faCilicU, el Vialvr cOrreO que SeA,c
u0 CauIA u u y 81.
servicio de Colon PuertOs del Paci6co.
t.u LvLDD.. aGlV44 cou AK as uo L. MIlSiIAA
Euk,. cod III ~S@t;eu lces 1AuGi.ara, talnblen
Lvh ioe vviu ,alllaS lerrv-1arIll NC Fnn.. InA
v&pVreS ue la cUSt,i our uei faGlllcO.
VAfOR FUhKIO kAGO.
Viajes de la A&Dana. q Colon,
SALluAa r1ADAS.
De Ia haoanA el. "A A Sgo DO UuDs ei.. II
Ue SgU. ue CuDH u 40 A ..saDonlllX el. a
De oGDAliinA eI.... ~ n Colon u. ....... 10
,REGRESO..s
DE Colon el.......1s a o.Dunil'H el.... l.
Us SaDanllla el.... a ogc dc Cub8 el.. 4.
Je Sgo Uuba eI B a u"bnna el...... D.
Los ulas IL reClUlI1 esLe buque "a SAtiagV.
ue CUBA, los tiasDvru 8 Que coL.uLzc.. II vs.iU.
IAoAJho uel vopUr .VIIeV que c"ie VI % d.
B..rccloaa j 81 ue UG~lE II~S~n LOS 0l~S ID =
4 ueI tO-Rlcv. Ees , 4...-ll<
LvS ulas q eLtregAIa g" 5. nllago de Oub4
al vApur fASAJEo, AUS LrosDVluUS que cVn
uuzca ueSde oAnaiilla COlCn, ttala ei c0rI eU
que Suc W fuerlU-klco lob uiaS ~, pArn ~ |
uls balcelouA. a
iaA.e uvuA..o. uaran sub coA6ls s,haIafl0s
SoD7 tn0o de EsQut000
Puer, O. RlcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
-ssOjo que i,ateresa.

La relojerta Italiana joy ria de A. Mus
h0rInano, 80 la tla lauadO la cale sa.
Ffx cisco h6mecO 81 eSqulna Ia de San
JH3tO. b. 80 MO-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

. ~, "A ..., -
'''' 'S"NN.' -" S'S ~ "p'l 'ttt .S'S anu
I"''''' !" ''' N''"''i- '"e ,""c hIEh '|hoot
>''t' '0'' '"e E''"'i'"i'y VIII" 'o'h'hy en-
~ " o '''E'"'' SF'TS"V'' i"'c'SPc'se seu
"'' ,'''', music ~ 'he "'''s'
'.'''S LUIS !'y morning inc people from Hp T.
tluburg aul the country ar.uu, Dvran to pour
into ReIdvIe, and by IL o'clock the large and
cpmmodluus chapel was filled. and many were
unable to obtain seats. DR.. Bracket opened the
exercises with prayer,
Seven admirable compositions were real Ly
gentlemen selected for the purpose interspcrscd
with delightful! music. I C following is the
list of the graduates and the subjects of their
essays
Miss laidn. Whalcy, Charleston. Woman
Proper Sphere.
Miss Bella Morgan, Americus, GcG.-Para-
SHr>.
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The Confederate Monum9nt Destroyed By Light
ming.

COLUMBIA. June 22.-ALout ) o'ciuck this
afternoon during II heavy thunder storm The
people of t"lumhin were startled hy n terrific
! crash which followed most vivid flash of light
nIng. They little suspected. however. that the
thunlcrHnt hri Fallen on the Confederate mon
umrnt in til" State House grounds and thar ,hc
cr"wning glory of that magnificent work of art
the marble statue of II Confederate soldier
winch Surm"unted ii. had t"pplcd from its base
AMI been shattered into Fragments
Us soon as the SAB calamity was known and
throughout the tcrn""n. hundreds of people Of
every age and rank visited :he State. House
grounds I" view the wreck. The statue is al
most completely demolished NJ" " H. .,"''vr-
"'d so"lier "r JvnKInsS hriga ic. who
chanc"d to he looking towards the monument
whcn til" ihmndcr""lr fell. says that the whole
monument was surrounded hy perfect sheet of
hhnc and when The crash came the heat of the
statue instantly tell l"Nwrrl To the ground -.-
When II had reached about half way to the
ground the h"ly swayrd for IL momvur and then
gracefully f"ll over 1" the right side Of the mnu-
um"nt. The head WAS Cui completely oil nj the
neck. aS il with sword. and falling struck op
the mlIrr base stone of tE" northern front of
the monument. la falling the body struck the
tower base on the eastern Sidr. driving it ont uf
place tor inch or two. The cannon at the
rear "t th" staiu" was broken oil The right
leg was severed at Tie >hiI of the coat, Tie
hands. which rested on the muskri, were broken
oil AMI tn. l"'; r., WAS driven into the ground
six or "i"h' inches. There is nothing lcir ON the
80" "T lh" S'ru but fragment Of the LETT leg
which !. hr"t"u oil at The ankle aul rests ui,,n
tn" hrnkrn stock "f the mu>irt
Ih" ~tatu" WAS hurled /" the ground with -
great force that where i, >'rur, The Stone base.
II was crushed into = " Icr MANY FRAGMENTS
wrr" carried of hy curi ,>i,y seekers Thch,uI
AMI hands were dcpo~itr in TIA" secretary Of
states oiirr for safe keeping and The resi- of
tho statue was placed under The guard uc the
state II uuS" Keeper during The nighr
Hi
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u" Tia" \c"Hrrry Hnhi give, the folio =
ing reports "irho"hcat cr"l, ia that ronuiy Cam
any farmer in Union beat them Irso, let n,
hear from yUu, gentlemen
Nr J"u.ihtu N"rrS. Of Snlu,ia Old romu.
mat" III hu,h"'S Of wheat on ) acres.
Nr. ''"". Davenport. II ia" Bush River -cc.
ii"n. mpi" i hu~hct II whr.t, To- the acre On
acres
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A t;obls and li:"9ly Letter from Senator HAmp
WAsuIA|ru>, Juuc -, IcS2

Ia ne J.ItUF ~ 4\tt Ira Z DUT,"T: Several .
friends have wriUcu to me urging iHnt should
become II candidate tOr 'iOvcru"r, au'i 10 those
| Ia We puYatc,y g.,cu my rr.ss,, wny cpu.d
not do 20; but - the lrc>s Vt the STATE has III
vurOus quarters hrDHchci this matter. dcctl
II proper that my views should bc made kuown
- the people 80 that there may Lc IL ul'>undSr-
standing II my ro>.ton.
II Is not necessary Tor me, trust, - say that
| " all Willingly make amy personal sacr'hcc .
tHr ia: benefit OF the State. ~ thlI my ycIyiccr
en- always hc conIn:u drl i'y my fellow. i.Icns
r'1'l an emergency ailse t"n"ntIm2 them
Grt il my judgment ~ such emergency now
exists and apart from this there are many other
gent rrHs,us why should not enter inc con.
i,>i fDr the Dilicc. la the iirst place several
Gentlemen OF high character. UnIursiipnri aPi'-
liy anI large experience, personal tri""is Of
IuInc, have been suggested hi~ hOu"rhrr pJ-
.itiun, AMI from that number vncctn b" selected
who IJn hi the place with honor - tnr state
and to nin,c f. Under NJ circumstances would
| antagpui2c these friends and TINS reason j. Of
itself sufficient to control my action III tnl- u.u.
ter. liut there are many other re-, '"s "i great
force which Influence mc. am anxious to
withdraw from public life AT tn" earliest prtcll
cable aul proper mpm,n'. ~Hl | ana therefore
unwilling to cu'cr upon ncw duties, ~ (" assume
ncw responsibilities
1t WAS only in response to what regarded
an Imperative icmIrl Of TIA" people ii my
state that cDnscutc 10 hs their ,ian Il ! hr.tr
cr in 1876; obciIcucc t" the popular ! al has
present but IL not conceive that there will be-
any necessity Cor my continuance init much lon.
ger certainty there ctl b, II me my seeking
- place which cHE 1T HyrhIiy i!i,,l by ruv zen.
item III who nay hc .nInIrri ry our Gpuvru.
ton. h"5 therefore thtt ! III ~ not IN any M,y
IL" ctn>, Icrc asa possible can II iIrc. AN pro.
tJunlty grateful for the uuytryIng kin lnr,. #
my t,ilnw citizens, which has been manifested
- often AMI ia - many ways. an il ihc.r hiuI
feelings still continue these can H., shown IA ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

E~G'" We are requested To- state tina
u..L Music Schpp, Il, iclron. On the e.
Rur",i. viii commence, next NDntH
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

"a. We n'~ay, rcg,cr parting with an old
lui valued friend. but ~ have not seen the
familiar irc" of Tia" %o"r'1" for three wccnS We
suppose The Yoa's ha, been dropped from its
exchange list. Good bye. oil friend.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

EfD. \ number Of c,mmun:cnu'rrs
vu.dah.y postponed.
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s&l; NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors al
Notices of Final Discharge must
paid for before they Will appel
our columns.
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Rl,y" Last Tnur,t,y v.ruablc

iuy - Mr. :. j. Rag, oi Gross k":
w, Er.i"i hy jiIu n:nS.
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A hIost Exquisite Entertainment.

We are requested to announce that the Music
Class ct the Onion Female Academy wall. on
F' lay evening ;.rXr, 1ih Juty, brin5 5prr LAiL,,
nM O,'r"rila il i!vcr ntri<
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-06-30

he Present Campaign.

;:-NtlDw me to contribute mite
ns Of your excellent paper We
iavc an election throughout this
ccrs - serve the Government for
years. What kind of men STALL
mPcrancc men? Yes. Temperance
'cly because they are temperance
such may run for office who are
10 fill the place ihey seek On
Il, man who i not both u ten.
temperance man, whatever may he
tIlhct;ions, is unfit for Office lie is
&c clnn):, consistent ly with his
'r the ono great enl Of all c!vi!
he public frcclIm If he cun.
x nrthat t. which he il opposed,
THIS he mI,t nave some motive
he simply because public scuti-
II, he sacrifices his mrnlin"ss,
Illness, Cor popularity. II he
iicr he will iusp in othcrmnr.
y not the man To serve the
man Of integrity and works
at he believes TO he riyht,
: AMI promi~cuouS use of
then he is ,"ilcntly the
cannot work TO the great end
IL freedom
ccs must, in every civilization,
HIic liberty. otherwise we IA
ruin. Now, will any sane man
'"h'rf"ut I" "ecUrc inns cni?
u N!'HipuN citizen ur our coun.
70 California. knows that there
destructive 10 energy, property,
morals. than this national viprr.
destroying worm in the very root
n eating its very life out. But
Whispers -"Don't St. up that natter
'F'ncntS Will avail themselves Of il
' measure. \ lniiIinr ;hlt they
would do this. is il manly t. fear
IN the right because of the threat, of
~. y THOUSAND times no S,urh Car.
- |" court lt'or on compromise lin x
al years previous to 1876. bur never riu
out Ntr"iJh'di,l She gain victory. Civ,
II I" "''Nc laws for me that. when duty
WI | walk brlvcly to the mouth of n
die in The attempt. Peter deceived
""c!uSc he WAS ,tfr0"i; the ..w,ckcl
SERVANT buried his talent because
'AII; many camli,irtc has treated ,n
ll,N g.,
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eli kkAC TIERS.
NuuNrAiH tIIILDREN


LAi"N- Mis-, agnes Hin.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-09

We see that Mr.. j. S. Webb,
formerly editor Of the At1vertiSer,
has issued Il card announcing that
he has opened an Office as Agent,
Accountant and Marine Average
Adjuster, at G6 Fort street. We
feel sure Mr.. Wcbb's business repu-
tation will gam him many clients,
and, from our own knowledge, we
can assure then their business will
be in capable and gentlemanly hands.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Luka is being hove
down for repairs. s..
The wharves, which have been
filled with foreign vessels for q week
or two, arc now beginning to pre-
sent their usual empty appearance.
The General Seigcl brought $50
bags Of rice.
The steamer James Makcc will
make the circuit of Kauai this trip.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-09

WE are informed by the Secretary
Of the Board Of immigration that
there are still two Portuguese wo.
men waiting at the depot to be em-
ployed as domestic servants. They
arc both dcsirous of employment.
Application may be sent into to the
Secretary of the Board of Immigra.
ton at once.
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LONDON GOSSIP.
(BY FLANEUR,)
Special for the Daily Bulletin0

Mdilc. Feyghine was unqucs-
tionable flighty, and would have put
an end to her existence Quapd meme.
She never recovered from her iiasco
at the Francois, and, in default Of
dramatic fame, sought other laurels.
Her Haison with the Due dc Morny
was very commonplace affair; a
small hotel, a few diamonds, and
carriage, and the bargain was COM
pletcd. There was no such thing as
love about it. But she found the
golden fruit too bitter, aud moral
remorse, added to disappointed am
bition, drove her to the coup de
fiStolet.
Your contributions 10 our educa-
tional establishments have arrived.
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IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND.

One of the Portuguese women
who came over on the Hansa has
met with some adventures in trying
TO join her husband. She arrived
here with her 8 small children I'M
able to speak a word of English on
September 9th, and the only trace
of her husband she could give was
dirty scrap of paper, on which his
name was written in ink to which
another hand had added Waihee,
Maui" in pencil. She was sent to
Waihec--no husband, thence to
Mallawao-still no husband. Then
she came back to Honolulu and
was met by the Secretary of
the Board Of immigration . who
had her wants attended to,
and finally found out that her hus-
band was working at the Star Mills,
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Kohala, and was still anxiously
awaiting his wandesing wife and
children. SO on Tuesday afternoon
she was despatched by the Likelike
to meet her husband once more, and
to tell of a her adventures and mis-
adventures in her effort to find him
during the last three months.
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/ have not seen them yet, but / heat
they are not going to waste much
time in sightseeing, but will go to
their ultimate destination MS soon as
can be.
Amongst Cetewayo's suite was a
young man named Lazarus Xaba,
who acted as native interpreter.
This young man is the son of a Zulu
farmer, and was educated in Natal.
He possesses great influence over
Cetewayo, WHO deferred to his adj
vice in all that he did. In all pro-
bability we shall hear of this young
man again, for he is evidently dcs-
tined to play an important part in
the futrrc history of Zululand. lie
is most anxious above all things to
establish business connection be-
tween England and Zululand, and
Immediately on his return home lie
states that he will call together the
more wealthy of his coontrymen
with the view of carrying out his
oft-repeated intentions.
Everyone, have no doubt. re-
members the last flash of SwifPs
mighty intellect before 1t sank for
ever into darkness:
Here stands proof of Irish sense
Here Irish wit is seen;
When nothng's left that's worth defence
They build II magazine.
Has not Ireland furnished us
within the last week another proof
of this same sense and wit? Mr..
Gray, being hard and fast in prison
at Dublin, is presented with the
freedom of six other towns by those
marvellous countrymcn Of this?
Lord Shaftcsbury is of opinion
that ''thc eXcesses of the Salvation
Army are producing great irrever-
encc of thought, of expression, and
of action, turning religion into a
play, and making it grotesque." His
lordship is not alone in that view of
the performances of /" General I"
Booth and his rampant hosts. An
"army' whose ''oflicers" cause "a
campaign to be advertised in this
fashion-Monday, Salvation Charge |;
Tuesday, Great Exhibition Of Halle.
luiah Lasscs; Wednesday, Fire and
Birthstone, &C.; and Sunday,
Descent of the Holy Ghost, Tremcn-
dous Free and Easy, Great Charge
of the Devil and iIallelujah Gallop,
deserves a scvcrer rebuke than that
bestowed upon it by the peer who
has devoted so much of his life to
the promotion of the material and
spiritual welfare of the poorer class
es. But, passing from the lowest to
the highest, may it not be asked
whether within the pale of the
Church of England one does not
often witness scenes which are cal
culated to produce great irreverence
of thought, expression, and action,
turning religion into q play, and
making it grotesque.
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THIS DAYS poINes.
MORNING.

MORNING..
At Sales Room, by Mr.. Adams at
10 O'Clock, Regular Cash Sale, also
lease Of store and saddle horse.
AFTERNOON,
Kinder Gartcn Bible Glass, at 3.
Tho funeral of the late J. c..
Tucker, from st. Andrews Cattle
dral, at 4.
EVENING.
American Legion of Honor, 1880.