davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
Civic Societies.

BLUE LoDoE. A. F. A. u.
SILVER STAR LODGE No.4, A. +. 4. II. NeSu-
lar Communication Wednesday or before the ful
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday after
Regular.
O. 8. CLIFFORD, w. N.
JAS LEWIS, Secrctsry.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

SirOc Chapter. No. t. Il. A. II. Slated convocA-
tions on tae first and third Tuesday evenings oi
each month. Visiting companions cordially 'n'1t-
ed to attend.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

Go to 7. P. Thompson & Co.'S. and see
their Westminster heating stove.
Ladies and children's underware at NJ.
B. Dean & Co.'S.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

CANTON LODGE NO. :, I. .. CT
Meets every Saturday eve. NEv. L. KiSGssoh1
i U.rrr usr.n Sacretsrv w. C. I
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
Healthy and Happy.

Corsets and glovesa speciality at VI. B.
Dean & Co.'S.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
Elegant Wilson Sew
ing Machine.

Valued at $a5. This machine is not yet
out of the factory. The names can be
sent in as secured. IF you fail to secure
the whole 20 subscribers BY January lst,
the difference can be adjusted mutually
between the agent and the publisher.
Now is the time to secure All elegant sew
ing machine for your wife, oaughter, Or
present to a friend,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
C. A. REED, f
ARCHITE &c
SIS cilfiltan Blk. st. Paul, Minnesota.

Sketches for the inspection OF committees or in
divduals sent free of Charge on condition Of their
being returned in good order, after a reasonable
length of time. ss
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

The Anderson Bros, the Beloit furni-
ture dealers, have their store stocked full
with all kinds of furniture, comprising
bedroom sets, lounges, washstands, bu-
reaus, tables, bedsteads, chairs OF all the
different makes, and in fact everything
kept in first-class store of this kind,
and invite their many friends to call and
inspect, learn prices, and buy.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

Buy the reliable Plymouth flour at
w. II. MILLER's.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

Patroniss home industry by buying
your -four at Exchange Mill
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

HCANDISAviAS SOClkTT.
Meets every Wednesday eve. +. II. Lund, Pres.
C.. .. Satran2, Vice President. n. L. syverud,
Treasurer. n. NJ. Jacobson, Secretary. q. skArt-
vedt, Editor.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

Lost,

We also keep a full stock of groceries.
NJ. B. Dean & Co.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
For Rent,

The upstairs OF the Gilbert residence
Apply to It. Thorson & Co.
Also the building formerly used as a
Restaurant by Mrs. Wallace. Apply to
H. L. Soule, Jr,, at this Office.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
THE PREMIUM LIST.
List of Awards to These who Were
Entitled to Them.

EDITOR RADyoCATE-Horewith hand
You list of premiums awarded at the
Bird annual exhibition of the Lincoln
County Agricultural Society. In sev-
eral oft departments where there
was no competition, the article or an
imal shown in that class will receive
second premium only according to the
rules Of the Society.
RoADsrE:Hs.
A. Rinpum. stallion, first premium So 90
B. Gilbertsnn, stallion, second W
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12
October.

Acorn stoves at T. P. Thompson & Co.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

EIHng UpsaI clerK1hg Tor cy. bd II %
The following named excise bonds
were then examined and approved
and licenses granted viz: E. s. Alex
ander & Co. with A. j. Lindeman and
James Keller as sureties and license
ending Jannary 9th 1888. John Grace
& Co. with A. G. Vroman and A, F
Rud0lphFas sureties and license ending
January 4th, 1883 A. d.
j. W. Thompson with N. J, House and
T. J. Fosdick as surtie and license
ending January lst 1883
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

MIS-, f. NJ wells diploma.
oE ART.
Miss Mile kingsbury pieces con-
sisting OF landscape flower paintings .
Mrs. Brldgeman Flower painting :.
" +. S. Weimer Crayon work g
HABY SHOW.
In this department the display very large
and the fine specimens exhibited, showed great skill
and taste In the selection.
Mrs. Madole Handsomest paby under IL months
old $500
Mrs. J. W. Hinkley baby under IL months old 81.
" J. C. Williams baby over IL months and
under l8 months old $500.
J. Webb 400.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-12

Attest: ELL1NG OPsAL,
Co. Clerk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-09-28
u 4 5 [ al 5.

/ 90m10bfr; /. @ebteWber. Brin3
Nlbre@t pon Ireuseu ftiirate he,,te Sci
ber Ridlebr BON, ;felbmer5per bei @el1,z
finaen nit be,n Hlerbe. erlitt ober oliidz
| li@ertueife mn cine goutufion Ser red red
ten S@nlter, .mel9e benitlben ni@t perrz
lbinberte. idop 6e,lte Nberbs inieher =,
| ben Man6oern na9 &erben abaureiieYr
/ aus @dtfalen, 20. Muo,6 rB6hz
renb in utan9ea@ @eaeuhen iiber eiue: :ibled1z
| te Db}ternte aeflae u, ~ IT,, 1T bieielbe i,
| ben meiiten O. % ae{ffalens e;;,,i
re9t quite. !, SD st9IS = sberqiidet1, IN,
&rei1e Bedin .itnb III @oeft o1ttaairl1entlih
mirb mon Bhaun,en ;uub 8irnen i II I
Menge ernte,,. Die beriimuten Bflau,tzz
u,eppartea al SET :Nbtei Gtron,bera trall|
faen eiMc iol4s aRaiie afiaurue11 ipie IL 1lltr L
III ben beiten s}abren. syn Gpeit, tpeldes
bur9 feline ,feinel Dbjtlorten befannt 1T,
bnt man bic 8dume pielfa@ itiiben mil
ien. Das &orn 1T bis auf Sen Safer eii1,,z III
gebradt ,tnb fat trob bes anbaltenbe,,
@esens tpenie selitten. Benn mir einiae
quite 9age betommen, 10 tpir6 audi Der
9afer eingetabren .iein. 8ei ben &artofz
!el11 9et9t ltd9 leioer all@ beiumS az fen9z
ten Stellen bic Rrantbeit. Dieielbe tritt
aber nor3u9stpeiie bel ben friiben Sorten
ant, 'pdbrenb bic ipateren mebr perl9ont
1t11o. !. u. i
Aus Dem &oblenrepiere @eitfalens,
|6.Sept. Mit Dem Be9inne beg 9erbteS
tptro cine un9en6bnli9e Stei9erllng ,ber
56roerun9en fatt (dmmtli9er 3e4en ii4er
ertpartet: Wel@e bcbentenbe 2ieferun9en
1tanentli9 tug 9ranfrei9 ab9ei@lo6en
iueroen, bilrfte bic 9batia4e betueiien,
bob elne etI13ige fran56f Girma td9li9
600 Ba9gons Goats, @asz nnb J1amrtz
toble't nerlangt. Die Yreiie Der &oblen
iperoe1t baber iteigen ,,nb iornit aud ben
. aroe11ern elne SoDnerbo9nn9 ,semdbrt
'nelpen. -: Das loule anlere 1er9lel'te 9on
nn s,aes aus%anoerln9 qH 1 mag ncerlee1l9en
: saaoeIn ao2ollen; D1e 5e1t IT pere'fs m
%. . e.s:.a ~ .agnee aroe.!fr e'1en e oflleren
'e10'snF e19al'en mAneh
! apependM, q. September. Dieitr
1a9e bet elm 4err 3ofitetter aus Gals,
AnberrboeeH, " einem Mter pon 8433
Sabre11 ben 1904 Meter (77OO 5uB)
Doben Sant.S beltte8en; tieit 60, Sabren
mar e 11'dt me1r oroben 9emeien.
1s5n9en, 2. septenber. Bon eer in
peI 7s!a.I1'l du VlH0ea pefmDlt@M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-09-28

friftn ilnb Us snd9 3fut ilan0 9etrleben
|usth, martp' ppf Ben r11h ff4en 8auerr
angel fbalten ,utb in 8efib q. :nommen. Dis
ip lei@t ertporbene Bride uarb anf 10.=
GOO @ubel 9ditunb nm bieIen 8etraa
Ian nnFiibe 6ol3bdnbler b. :rtauft. Su
|6en Cribs tbeiten fi9 iobam bic 8auers'
E5,l gIei@en Ebetten. gs fra! It fi4 MN,
|eb 6n dftrei4ii9kn 8eb6rbe. I ober BIZ
0eFtsr Der 8riidt io,irie ni9t reetanire!,
|tuefStr? !,
T Stostbiean, Dntardb, 22. ge pt 8or.
|aefern f4eiterte pi.r' Neilen b, IN btef=
|9elt, Qalhburm eiit unbetan, tG &ab-
|bampfer III Grie= Gse. Ndbe1 e Ead=
ri@hn: :fe9fet.
I China. Bir- aus 6onfonag.,nter
|ben1 35l.i d R. .testSxapbii9 gem .lbei
tptrb, ,sbxrbe bic Nil{tpnsita p.sas 7sez
fun III. 6sr Rdbe &sMmurflulI e1:paal.
BoltsmaiieB iiberfdt.. P. Se M, 7:
nab ei,t, 9iener tusnr5iea ermprbet ase9<
rere an6egs Rii iiiiousppr'ster i@wer eerss.
|malbet. ~ ,,,3,f -, :.
I ] BuDGt 5. 9ep+J--, 0eftern BuI=
be- bier, 5,fdnis buIE,seinen Cont Bter
elm 1eniat.s,sner DielAfabl entbedt. Aus
(|bem Magasine Der un1ariiden ct ea.s:.
Ebabu tpu1aen 13O Refsruentuer Get sbd,
Eauf brei @asson pezanota, seito Hen.
9pei RBa5inellre aer: ungari zen
|Staatsbabn erm59li9fapben Dieb;aA.
Dieielbe,, tuarben bereis sAgefan9en. Ser
Qtbter 1T em rei9er Maau; Der bier s&i
3dlaer beiiH ii a,a a.
i @om. Gin r5a,tFAer Gorreit tiot:s
[bent l9reibt:: Sn piele,i is,eituroell lpaa
FL lebter Set be &css.u pom NRdr III.
bGtbel, Der aue benz einsE,Rn9 oen al,
beret Qonf4 |. in imebE cber tpeasaer
fdppun9b 9bpnw iBeiie tetrifb1 mirbi SGa
m59 9te bier sashdF ddfnasfjnn nll In,
baB idon felt Sdbreru BON 9rieia Aus
nod Staliea Elm dbnli1ss inia,ues .Ge=
l1dft betrieben tpirb, ,p4as sbejpnoer sssb;s
Mbenbs pom 9riet nod :,yenrbi9 cahh.
renbe.t 2foHbbampier beaaBt tperoe,1ziiu
int 9itnfela bic $olia lei6ter ), sal.r:
|ideu.
I. Ghtpeis. -aeSxn txeieu 9hcile.a Scr
G3meis, nameutiib :asr 8erner ::zscr
laube; iinb bic. nod .it5t eil,sebe nItel,
Jtlbrii9te mt fuBtiefsncGbnee :seft.
Sic .@impluriftoBe ifsburd gerzsstiet
2a,pinen perIduttet. ,,sb4ein orpbe, .x;5:;l
bus Gantons, ,Seiiin its5tunter gsa fFr.
/ = lstf.,o,,,s,.;;.,,. 4, .,s,x @.. an, -;
q, ,1e% nt.ea'.S.mn a"sa -. .fs, Ssp.. ~ ~
e1 Gs.1 S4aHst"s stt'u..s.'s.us g4 ''ea.v.:. 's.s:
f;nn fre;oeIo;ien ,no,,snn She nnaa,r;
ner 5lr GFfGuoenf >. 5;,rh, ,h;erhr .,.ro,,s:
sortirt ,,,nrhsn e5fe sSf;neen yakofim
rnfr 6on;h1 @o,,,.9, n,e5hs IN, ar,; So.
sn,, Trnsi emt,,,rr rir,e @ei,,d,, ~, Mi I
sonf,,no @ % ,,es sheS a,e m ,,ntsr.e;t5',,tsr troz
ie,, % heufe hier Elm, nm .frm 'a6ef;l,. iar.
,,abtuua du,beaeiefe. @je:.parts,. jeboa,
sni@t porsetaffen, ,fsadesn ,ans: :os.z Balc't
jntr,uieien..
+ Abbmbaman ahbsi; 8sA ,eita MATES.
19e1, &enc9ats ,utti 6inaIsnaiinilt,r il,
Mrabi's ,lebte1rn 91in3tefiu1,,. lit pou,
&6ebi& gum &n6f{fiilbnncn Der. el;amn,iliipu
sur Grulittelu8s uni. 6t,Ries,usa Ser Nr
fifter bts Si.si< Slut dabsa, aaaannt NOR
ben.
]. Gnnietta 3at i'd, enseha,n
afan sla'6 alllemet,.,. bag bag 8ees>
mosfn 1dmns'1der 9dnptfr ser &ebell si;::
d'n o.s, ~ e1xm oflamsneeefIage po's:3..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-09-28

Ssss13S'.D 0s<Is:1sssS"sSssS. A<ksS
2riimrter blodirteit ben Eunnel unb ,1nz
ter ibenfelben fag eine iuirre Mai1e tobter,
iterbenber ,1nb n1ebr pber ntinber perfebz
|ter Renl9en. Die @cene mar lnbtz
19reibli9 9ranenpon, ,1nb our Grbbblna
beS S9redenS mar bic lln9lidsndtte ii
5initernib 9eballt. sc resnete llnb ne
bette fart. Sic bpr9el9riebenen gprz
ii@tsntabregeln i9einelt perr1a9ldiiigt
|ober ttt9t bea4tet tporbe,t 3u fem, benn
Der Netp Papener 8u9, ber, iuie geiagt,
lan9iam fubr, tuar ta,lm eine Miuute ii
ben 19unnel ein9elnufen, als ber &ar1ez
laer 9us in BOILER @ei@tpinbi9teit fol9te.
@lei@ bdrnuf bbrte man ei1ten flr@tbdz
rem &ra@, ben, Elm eri9iitternbes @ebe<
sef4rei folgte. Bier 8erionen ,purbel1
,auf Der @teqe get6btet unb ge9en 20 &erz
lonen erbielten erbebli9e, gum 9beil
t6btli9e &erlebnngel1; mebrere ber 0erz
lekten iinb bereits geftorbeil.. 2 # S5'
tH;* BroutlDn. =: Die i'm Dienfte bes
&al1f 1fntants 8utnann ftebenbe Mdrp Sea-
nD tpurbe @nbe poriger Mp9e tpegea e.
ner 9roben Dienfper1a9l 9ldi1isung friib
am Mor9et entfaf1en. Das Mdb9en
padte feline Sa9en 5uiamnte1t unb elnpfabl
fi9 nit benz 8einerten, man tplt6e ibrer
gebenfen. &,r5 bdrauf tpollte Jral Butz
nam 1ta@leben, ob lire beiben tleinen Sim
Der erpa4t 1eie,t. Hnf Der Ireppe glaubte
iie 5puren bon @au9 tpabr3unebmett ,lnb
fanb bic Ebire gum g41nf3itnmer perz
j@1offen. Sie rief ibren Mann berbei,
tpel@er bic Tbiir eini@tns. Di4ter
Rau@ bran9 ibnen e1t9egen unb inter
6em 8ett, in bem beibe &inber laaen,
brannte Elm GROCER Saufen 8apier nnb
&leiber. Die &inber tparen benz gobe
nabe ,1nb fonntelt nur bur9 dr5tli@e
9tlfe 9erettet tperben. .'
Il Mineola, sc. 9. @or einiqett 9az
gen 1T aug benz bief9en Srrenbdnle 8e,tz
jamin Molineaur aus @efbnrD entla1z
ien tpurben, ba ii9 bel elmer porgenontz
nenen l1nterlu9un9 berausfellte, baB er
9eiltts 9elunb 1T. Ser l1nsliidli9e 1T Elm
tpoblbabenber Mann 1nb tpurbe auf 8erz
anlahun9 5einer @ertpanbte1t in bas eyrz
renbaus 9ei6idt, neil er ii@ nit einem
jungen Mdb@en 5u nerbeiratben beabz
1i4ti9te. '
y ct. Souls, %. Sept. ogapitain"
&aDne ,1nb bic nit bemielben In Dfla=
bona, ben tuetli@en 9beil beg Snbia=
ner : 3erritoriunts, ein9ebrunsenen unb
bort bur6 8,1nbespoli5ei feit9enon1menel,
2anorduber iinb III Sort Gmitb, Mrtanz
Jag, BON ben 8unbeSb Sbeb6rben tuieber ii,
6reibeit 8eleBt tuorben. ~ g1ette 8eb6rz
ben, bic 1ol9es &aubgefnbel 1aufen lai=
len t0nnen, anb 5tpar obne alle @rmd9tiz
|9un9. I
= Chicago. Mm 22.b. Ms. belief
f3 bic 9ufubr BON G4meine,t auf r.
600 Stld; 1ta@ 9ei,lnben, ausaepa@lez
men S9meinen 1T bic 9eadfraae cine
itarfe. J
8ei.oer /. Mationalbanl, prd{entirte
am %. 5. Ns. EN- iunaer Manrt einen
Be@iel iiber $17 so unb aoQ ben Betraa
Elm. @lei@ barauf bemertte Der betref,
fenbe gaifrer, bab Der @e4ie1 qefdli@t
let. St betra,te ben @ebeimpoli3iiten
Simmons nit benz Muffinben bes Bez
triggers, nno es 9elans ben 8emibunoen
beS @rieren, ben @e9lelreiter i4ou i'm
2aufe bes Ma@u.ittass in Der Berlon
pon Y. S. Malt5abn, einem ni9t geraoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-09-28

g4la4t bei ST. gpla,i bas aolben,
Rreu5 nit ber. Sui@rift ,,virtnti mill.
tari:. Spdter nta9te er. I'M 90. lila
men : &e9itnent nod mebrere G9la9ter
NIT, 10 i'm 9abEr 1912 Sic bei @nolens
llnb Borobil1o,. in benen er lei9t pertput,
bet tu,lrbe. Ra@bem er flr3e Belt. ben
Corps beS Mari9a1S 9Racbondb au9e
| bort batte ntt dlsbann ter S4ite N3u
rats atta9irt ,pprben mar, madte 'er III
Sabre 1913 bic @9lo9ten Bel Bauber
unb 2eipji8 NIT NIB tp,1rbe nun ann 6u
iarenz @Scabron9ef ernannt. 1914 ipa1
Ell in Der S9la@t bel 1onau, tpurbe II
Grdntrei@ peru,mbet ,1nb be9leitetes Na
poleon 1ta9 ber. Sniel @lba: gta9 Be,
@adtsaF @ape!soa;s .gAIRs s. 90 ''qt l ta
manbirt, bet @aeta bon ben @ngldnberr
l9efan9en 9eronnuen llnb an DeHtrreid
a,ls9eIiefert, 9eta1t9te bon bort tuiebe,
nod 6ranfrei9 u,tb tpurbe in Der @9ta11
BET 8aterloo pertpunbet. Ma9. ben
Manifefe bes &ai}ers Mleranber +, tebrt.
erfnn@ benz &6ni9rei@ 8olea 5urad, er.
| bielt bort bic @tr1e zines @9manrons.
@efs, -tuurbe i'm Sabre 1920 gum Dberf
lieutenant unb 1880 gum Dberitenbes 8
11lanenz &e9iments ernannt. Mlsinl9el
nabnl er an benz polnii9en Sniurrectious.
frie9e 9beil, tpurbe 1883 ppr bas &riegs:
|seri4t 9eitelt ,lnb na9 Sibirieu bepor:
tint. .,1 ~ ~ @
i @ien, Is. Sept. - Operoant betennt
baB er rnb feline M hperi9 i9tporeuen lop}ten
tper bon ibne1 bus Mttentat auf tas Sc,
ben bes >&aifers Jrand Soiepb ausflbren
[iolfte. Ct babe beabii1tigt, bic 8pmbe
in ben @arten BON Weiramara iii iuerfen.
Ser bobe @eri6ts6of pun 8enebig bat
(bas @lta@ten absegeben, baB bic, Mellz
| [@efm6roer, tuenn lie auf italienii9e,n Sc
bet 8e8en bas 2eben bes &a1ers. bon
nefterrei4 cOnipiriren, a1s3uliefern ieien.
/ @ien. 2l. Sept. @e9s 2ei@en iinb
bis iebt Il, benz iiberilutbeten Gbeile ~
[rols nuf9etlnben iporben. ! Sic. Stdbte
sSnni9en, Gtei1 3obla1 unh gyelsbere
iinb oouRdubi8 bon ben Jlutben 5ert6rt.
mentbalbelt itirjen 9dulere ein.. Ser
&aifer fat A6tbeilmngen Bioniere .linh
93ontst1iers nod ben iiberi9pemmten
FDiftiden sei@idt, nm @llfe5 hrin8sa.
! Rabrib. Der Gr3biidof bon: @eSilz
Ia 1T geitprben.
+ 4graiu, lln8arn, 13. Sept. &dbz
renh Elm serni@ter 3us beuts lei Giites
iiber bic 0railz8riide flbr, brady at,
9beil ber ksteren unb tie: 2ofomptipe
Iunh bic @epddmasell faat5ts,t IN. ben
6lab unh 5o9en mebrere& &erionenna8en,
IN benen fi@ bearlaubte 9uiaren befan=
ben, mad fi@. Dreibig, @olbate. fina
ertranten unb biele finb' bei@dhist ,pozz
ben. DaS 8re@en her &oppeflnlgm e.
m5sidte es, tab bar @ef be- 8lees
auf IT. Bride itebeI Mieb.
I Savanna, "A. Sept. Die @rseess
foftsn Gbile'S be5isern f9 ksber Gaaf so
RMionen Doqors. Sed bent Z. bs.
boben bic GrbHd6e i'd isseber9sft NIB
lfey lnb in aalintuaH szpBet GdJnhen
aR8eri9tet, Der fi@ bier auf feine 8iertd=
|nnalion NIB d kbterer 6tabt au{ 1OO,=
900 Dollars belduft.
/ @enl. e@peia a. Sept. Sic f(iis
bic Holi5ei IN Aeoipten aa3luerben6el
2eute 6arfen ni@t MttH 90 ilnb ni4t
|iiber 10 Sabre at fein !; 6ranjoien mi
Stalieser iinb BON 6er Aniperbuna auS=
eei@lonen. Ser rtoultli&er Golb f.
|trdst $50 biS' 800 francs (429 So
et6). ,,5as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-23

taxes. which is really a tariff bill with full
schedules. 1t Is recommended by the Tariff
Commission as a substitute for the present
tariff.
The House Post-ofice Committee has
adopted a report in favor of Auderson's bill
reducing letter postage to , cents per half
ounce, beginning January, 1884.
The First Controller of the Treasury de-
cides that the rates fixed by the Postmaster
General for proposals to carry mails adver-
tlsed IN the newspapers are final and not
subject TO review by any one.
Loss sf n German Bark.
London, Dec. s.-The German bark Ar
gonaut, Captain Brewers, from Bremen for
New York, is ashore on Island Terschiling,
and will probably prove a total wreck. The
Captain and ten of the crew were drowned /;
four of the crew were saved.
London, Dec. Sat the funeral of the
late Archbishop Of Canterbury to-day, at
Arlington. representatives of the Queen
and Prince of Wales were present. The
Duke of Connaught attended.
Paris, Dec.-The Chamber of Deputies
has voted urgency for the bill providing a
state funeral for Louis Blanc. The Re-
publicans intend to make the ceremony as
imposing as possible. Victor Hugo will be
invited to pronounce the funeral Grafton.
Hawaiian Reciprocity.
Had Blount been at the meeting of the
Foreign Affairs Committee to-day. Dec. 9th,
the subject of terminating the Reciprocity
Treaty with the Hawaiian Islands would
nave been considered. As it was, that mat.
ter went over until next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-23
Pioneer Shops on King Street

where all such work is done IN the best manner and on
the most liberal terms
All kinds of tools and machinery for well-boring. and
other hand and steam tools made and repaired.
Carriages, Expresses, Lumber Wagons (pattern of the
Putnam Cart or Horse Break Milk agOns, English Dog
carts, etc, made TO order.
All varieties of Harness ON had or made to order.
Splendid Saddles and Brides, suitable for use on the
occasion of the Coronation.
Fancy Brides made and on hand.
Also, Material, spokes Felloes. Hubs, and all other ar
ticles usually found in frst-class establishments.
Call and see before going down the march OF elsewhere
sep20tf j. M. ROSE:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-23

e 1 continue to sell cretons at % Ger = per
yard, A very small assortment left at Chs. J.
FIsHELs' POPULAR sToRE.*
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-23

pS~ Thirty-two pieces aII-wool dress goods
for only % cents per yard - Mt CHAs. ]. FIsar1's
POPULAR STORE.
, 1882-11-11

prehension Of goodness? Are they
as much so as the dirty, unwashed,
l~ice-coyered monks of the The bald ?
The tub is a good institution and the
broom a useful instrument, but when
DR.. Richardson talks of them as
moral rcgenerators, he taIks as
much nonsense rs an old friend of
ours did who always maintained and
believed tnat the Scotch were the
abIeSt people in the world because
their brains were led with porrldge.
" Moses, bEunoo and blahommed,
made cleanliness religion" writes
Lord I}eaconsieId; but they did not
thereby establish either purity OF
godliness.
, 1882-11-11

The Doctors are getting dreamy.
DR.. Richardson on Friday week
delivered a lecture on cleanliness
before the Sanitary Science Associa-
ton, in which he laid down a most
astounding proposition. After tell
ing his audience that the pr0verb
Cleanliness is next to goodness" is
not in the Bible, but is in "a jewish
tractate, the Mishna," which is not
a tractate, but a body of legal COM
mentaries, he proceeded TO say that,
eff by some magic spell England
could wake tomorrow physically
clean, she would wake pure also in
spirit, and godIy in comprehensive
ness of goodness" Now, though
Englishmen will not wake clean TO-
morrow, some Englishmen will.
There is a class which is kept by law
perfectly clean, with clean rooms to
mhabit, and clean clothes TO wear,
which lives in the purest air, and
from a sanitary point OF view, reach
es very nearly up to Dir. Richard
sons ideal. That class is the popu-
lation of our convict prisons. Are
they pure in spirit and godly in com
, 1882-11-11

The Committee appointed by
Government to consider the subject
of the Channel Tunnel have presen-
ted their report. They are almost
all scientific soldiers of mark, the
president being Major General Sir
A. Alison, and their verdict is,
on the whole, hostile. They state
that it is necessary that the English
end ofthe Tunnel should be command
ed by the advanced works of a for
tress, which will cost 600, 900,
"There should ~be;means of closing the
Tunnel by a portcVIIis, and also of
dlscharging irrespirable gases into it.
There should be power to produce a
temporary demolition of the land
portion of the tunnel, by means of
mining. There should be arrange
ments for a temporary flooding of the
tunnel by sluices. There should be
arrangements fora permanent flooding
OF the tunnel by mines, which should
open a direct communication between
the bottom OF the sea and the tunnel"
All these means should be controlled
, 1882-11-11

diers then cleared the threatened
quarter with the bayonet. The Jews,
full of stories from Russia and Ber-
lin, were exceedingly alarmed, and
800 families Quilted Pressburg The
q overnment of Hungary, unlike that
of Germany, being in constant need
of " financial assistance, which, on
the Continent, means Jewish help
acted with great rigour, NJ, Tisza
placing Prcssburg in a state Of siege
for one month, and ordering all the
military authorities TO afford emerge
tic support to the police. The riots,
in which Magyars and Slavs appear
TO have joined, are now over, but the
Jews no longer feel safe anywhere
east Of the French border. The
cause of the rising in Pressburg was,
as usual, dislike OF the Jews CONNER
cial success, and of their tribal union,
aggravated by a preposterouS report
which has r]eappeared in all ages
of Their having killed a Girl for sacri-
fee. We wonder, that being so con
slant an accusation, whether homici-
dial mania among Jews ever takes
that form. TT docs among many
other Asiatic tribes.