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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-17

1t being understood that no fees Will be
expected from any persons residing abroad
not subjects. -54.45. -a
Given under Our Hand. at Our Palace in
Honolulu, this Goth day of August, A. ID.
1880, and in the Seventh Yea of Our
Reign. 4tF .+f KALAKAUA REX.
feb7 dit Wa asl1 u
Two classes of Rosettes of red and yellow
colorej ribbons are to be worn by the MEM
bers of the Order on other occasions. when
the Insignia Is not worn. Those of the LIST,
End, 3rd and 4th classes are to wear Rosettes
of red and yellow colored ribbons on the
breast of the flap OF their coats and those
of the 5th, and 9th class 10 wear Rosettes of
red and yellow colored ribbons in the .orm
of u knot and bow. fIaita E,
The 7th and 9Th, or Medals, are consid-
cred under grades-the Cross suspended on
a ring, and without the Crow on the Arms
of the Cross, and are not entitled to the
privileges, honors and distinctions of the
higher classes or grades.
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A certain little three-year-old likes very much
to go to church, and especially enjoys the sing
ing. One day the choir sang "Rock of ages,
cleft for me. and after she got home, the little
one was heard singing very seriously, Rock the
babies, kept for me"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-17

For Silk Embroidered Suspenders you must call
at the Honolulu Clothing Emporium OF
A. NJ. MELLIs, 104, Port street.
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JUST RECEIVED
Elk s Has.n aaa tate Arrivals.
From the Coast,

from the coast,
CASES OF THE CELEBRATED
Blue Grass Kentucky Whisky.
In glass and demVohns, superior to any
brand in this market.
Cases Hermitage Bourbon Whisky,
:. o. F. G. Sour Mash Whisky,
/" Kentucky Favorite Whisky.
:" Ca. es Cutter No. l Whisky,
" Gases Hennessey l. 2 and 3 Star Brandy,
+" Richot Star Pale Bra, dy.
g Burke's Three Star Irish Whisky.
{" Burke's Pure Malt Scotch Whisky,
" Lochlel Scotch Whisky,
=. Extra Superior Port Wine,
" Extra Superior Sherry Wine,
" No. l California Port,
:" Best Brands OF Claret,
" Best Brands of Madeira Wines,
" Key Brand Jamaica Rum,
+" "Golden Fleece" Jamaica Rum,
Baskets Best Stone jug Gin.
Cases Green and Red Case Gin key Brand
" P. Raidmakers & Co.'S Prize Medal GEN.
uine Holland Gin,
F" Fosters Pale Ale, pts. and qts.
Guinness XXX Porter, pts and OTIS,
" St. Louis Lager Beer,
" Pilsener Lager Beer, ats and pts.
+" Tennant's and jeffrey Pale Ale,
" Budweiser's Celebrated Lager Beer qts.
and pts.
" c.. Fares Cham payne, qts. and pts.
" Eclipse" Champagne, qts and pts.
" Rhine Wine,
i" Ginger wine,
" Angelica Wine,
-:ALSO:-
II small M1UOice of the
Celebrated Mineral Water
'FERRozoDoNE,'
Manufactured expressly for tropical
climates
All the above goods warranted.
r. r. LENEHAN & CO.
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BEEN DULY APPOINTED
Nh Administrator Of the estate of Pho DIAZ. de.
ceased, late of North Kohala, Hawaii, I hereby call upon
all who have claims against the said estate 70 present
them within six months from this date or be forever
barred; and all persons owing said estate are called upon
to make immediate payment 10 me of the same.
ID. r.. ID administrator.
Honolulu, II. l., February 9th. 1888. febIs wat
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Administrator's Notice.

UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
u appointed by the Hon. Abr. Fernandez, IN Chamber.
Tuestee and Administrator Of the Estate Of the late John Nh,
Ter Of Makawao, Island Of Maui. hereby notifies ali parties IN.
debied TO sRid estate TO make immediate payment 20 The nm
dersignedi Al! parties having property in their charge belong
ing to SAID estate, are requested 10 notify the administrntor Of
the same without delay. All parties having claims agaIust
said estate are requested 10 present the same duly nuthnHtica-
ted 10 the undersigned within six months, or they will be for
ever barred. w. v. MOSsMAN.
Trustee and Administrator Estate Of Johu Miller, deceased
MakaWao, Sept. 26th, 1882. oT Can
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C~Opartnership Notice.
WING WO CHAN & CO.,

n es in English, American and Chinese Provisions,
Tea and General Supplies. Also, Fir Glass
White and Colored Contract Matting-All qualities and
prices
jelS WY Opposite Mr.. G. Afong's
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Eow Animals Help Zach othsr.

Social animals perform many little SER
vices for each other. Horses nibble, and
COWS lick each other. Monkeys pick from
each other thorns and burs and parasites.
Wolves and some other beasts of prey
hunt in packs, and aid each other 10 at.
lacking their victims. Palicans fish in
concert. TIE Hamsdryas balloons turn
over stones to find insects, etc., and when
they come to a large one a. many as can
stand around turn it over together, and
share the booty. Social alimais mutually
defend each other. Byehm encountered In
Abyssinia great troop of balloons which
were crossing valley. The latter were
attacked by the dogs, bus the old males
Immediately hurried down from the rocks,
and with mouths widely oDened roared so
fesrfully that the dOgs precipitately re-
treated. They were again encouraged to
the attack but by this time all the ba6oons
had reascended the highss, excepting q
young one, about six months old, who,
loudly calling for aid, climbed on block
of rock and was surrounded. Now, one of
the largest males, true hero, came down
again from the mountain, slowly went to the
young one, coaxed him and triumphantly
led him away, the dogs being too much as.
tonished to make an attack. On another
occasion an eagle seized young monkey,
which, by clingirg to branch. was not at
once carried off. 1t cried loudly for assist
ance, upon which the other members of the
troop with much uproar rushed to the res
cue, surrounded the eagle and pulled out
so many feathers that he no longer thought
of his prey, but only how to escape. This
eagle assuFedly would never again attack a
monkey in a troop.-[0ur Dumb Animals,
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contrived for the purpose and connected
below with an electric generator. The eff
feet is magical. the whole costume bursts
into dazzling brilliancy, and remains SO
as long ss the wires continue in contact
with the electric current. The patentee
hopes TO have this costume, or some modi-
fication of it, adopted for the stage
a Boston woman, in the Globe of that
city, says: 1 am milliner, and l have
made between 81, 500 and s.. 500 year in
my business for some time past. l married
four years ago. My husband is kind and
good looking, but he never learned any
trade, had no profession, and could not
average $500 year 1 loved him, how.
ever, but saw that it would not do to de-
pend upon him, so [ kept on with my
business After time | think he got a
little lazy, and as we were both away dur.
ing the day, We could not keep house. and
go5 sick Of boarding. Finally l proposed
thab he should keep house, and I would
run the business and find the money. We
have now lived very happily in this way
for two years. My husband ge55 up and
builds the fire, gets breakfast, and l leave
at 7 AS for nv place Of business. Hedoes
the washing and ironing, the cleaning, and
l do not know a any woman who can
beat him. He 10 81 neat as wax, and can
cook equal to any one in town. | may be
an isolated case, but / think the tine has
now eoroe when women who have hus-
bands to support should make them do the
work; otherwise they are luXuries we must
do without.
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Z Mnslc-loYing souirrel

You told US once thst hunters of seals
sometimes manage to draw close to their
game by whistllng tunes to engage their
attention. And now | have just read
about sportsman who, one day, in the
woods. sat very still, ana began to whistle
an aic for red squirrel on nsar tree.
" Ia twinkling," says he. the little fel-
low sat up, leaned his head &c one side, and
listened. A moment after he had scrambled
down the trunk, and when within few
yards sat up and listened again. Pretty
soor he jumped upon the pile of rails on
which l was, came within four feet of me,
sat up, made an umbrella OF his bushy tail,
and looked straight a. lie, his little eyes
beaming with pleasure. Then l changed
the tune, and chut away he skipped. Bat
before long he came back 70 his seat on the
rails, and, as l watched him, it actually
seemed as If he were trying TO pucker up
his mouth to whistle. | changed the tune
again, but this time be looked so funny as
be scampered Of that | burst out laughing,
and he came back 10 more" Now th5t
man had much more enjoyment out OF his
music leving squirrel than if he had shot
him and rsThars afse. this you VII hear
the boys OF your neis aborhccG piiing up
rails to cit CT, and waissling 20 she SPUR
rpls who come to talk with you. And if
they don's whistle well enoEgE send for
me, for can whistle nicely, if am ga.
GSt. Nicholas.
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ADAM. r1LrrH AND EVE.

oAe day it Numbered and liShtened.
Two women, fairly frightened,
sank 10 their knees, transformed, traasf8ed,
Al the feet Of the man who sat bstwixt
And " Mercy f" cried esch-"if tell the truth
OF passage in my youth
Sad This: Do you mind the morning
] met your love with scorningl
AS the worst of the venom left my lips,
! thought Ii, despite this lie, he STRIPS
The mask from my soul with kiss crawl
His slsYe-s9ul body and all.
Said That we stood to be married
The priest, or someone, tarried;
. Ii Paradise door prove l0ekedl' smiled you.
l thought, as l nodded, smiling too,
9 Did enc, that's away, arri7e-nSr late
Nor soon should unlock helfs gate 80
il ceased to tighten and thunder;
Up started both in wonder
Looked round and saw that tho sky was clear.
Then laughed Confess you believed us, dear
" saw through tine Ike " the man replied,
They re6eated themselves beside.
Robert Browning.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS
The Silent searebers.

When the darkness Of night has fallen.
And the birds are fast asleep,
An srmy Of silent sesrchers
From the dusky shadows creep.
And over the qHiet meadows,
Or amid the waving trees.
They Wa der about wish their tiny lamps
hat fash IL the evening breess.
Aud this army Of silent searchers,
zach with his Pickering light
Wanders about ill the morning
Has driven away the nigh.
Haat treasures they NAV be seeking
No man upon Garth can know
Perhaps It's the home Of the fairies,
Who liVe1 in the long ago
For an ancient legend tells Us
That once, when tue fairy king
Had summoned his merry Ministries
at the royal feast to sing,
The moon, high over the tree TOPS,
" ish tue stars refused to shine,
Aud an army with tiny torches
Was called from the oak AID pine.
And when, by the imps of darkness.
The fairies were CHI sed away,
The army began its searching
At the close OF a dreary day;
Through all the years that have followed,
The seekers have searched the night,
Piercing the gloom Of the hours
With the fash Of their magic light.
Would you see the magical army?
Then come to the porch with me
Yonder, among the hedges,
AID near TO the maple tree,
Over the fields of clover,
And down in the river damp
The dreaies search till the morning,
kaen with his fickeriDg lamp,
Henry Ridley DOTr
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TIE FsmIg1nE WoPLp.

Macrsme is the popular fancy work this
summer.
Clover leaf and paasy finger rings are
very fashionable.
The Jersey glove Of spun silk is the cor
rect wear for travelling.
AL kid gloves are now worn under the
sleeve, and contrast with the color CT the
teilet.
Very pretty new fans are Iesishapad,
veined and shaded in natural tints, with
natural wood sticks.
Coaching parasois are of red, blae or
cream silk, with bamboo handles, and
very gay ones are striped in the same
oolors.
Black velvet collars, with very deep
white lace around the edges and jAbots
down the front, make a stylish finish for
light oolored dresses.
Summer bonnets are fashionable trimmed
with the linen canvas ribbon, with a gilt
cord on each edge. 1t combines we'll with
dark velvet ribbons.
Fancy finger rings take the form Of ser
pents, gypsy, bangle, and gemel or triple
rings having for the top two golden hands
clasped over two golden hearts.
Costumes for the country and the seaside
are made of short length, while plaid or
checked sbirta and tailor made jackets, Of
cashmere or light cloth, or worn with jer-
seys.
The knotted silk handkerchief is as
much used as ever. It is now produced in
soft China silk in all the art shades, and
serves in the country as sufficient finish to
a morning dress OF gingham or Saline.
Bridesmaids dresses are now often made
at the East of tinted silk mull-ecru, yell
low, pale. blue, or cream, each one differ.
ent, but al trimmed with white lsce-and
| accompanied by bouquet of favorite
white flowers, lilies of the valley, roses or
white lilac.
A decidedly dressy and trim finish TO 3
| lady's summer toilet is handsome pelerine
covering the neck and shoulders. 1t is of
the finest white silk chenille. or heavy silk
cord made in hairpin work, with silk or
chenille frirges 30 match. They can be
made of white to be worn over any dress,
or of pale tint matched to one certain
toilet.
| The "Habberton divided skirt is this
GUNNER fsvorite, at least for bathing
purposes. Over this skirt is worn Nor
| folk Jacket, coming some inches below the
hips, the whole giving perfect freedom to
the limos. The sleeves are elbow length,
and the Jacket is cut square in the neck
and covered with braid Of two colors and
crossing each other in wicker-work fashion.
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A GENUINE Wn1p. SNAKE Mr.. D.

A GENUINE WnIP.SNAKE Mr. D. B.
Taylor, of Pineville township, killed a
genuine whip-snske on the plantation of
Mr. Joe Weeks, Tuesday. The snake was
first seen coming across the field with his
head erect some ten inches from the
ground, and as he came near the wagon,
in which were seated Mr.. Taylor and some
boys, he dashed his tail against the wheel,
making every effort 70 reach those in the
wagon. The cracking of his tail produced
loud noise, similar to q large horsewhip
striking very rapidly ard with much force.
Mr.. Taylor procured a rock, and, hitting
the snake, stunned him, when one of the
boys ran up and cut of his head. One.
half of the body was black, and of uniform
size, suggesting the handle Of whip the
other half was smaller and of lighter
color, with dark marks which resembled
the plating of large whie-lash. The
snake was six feet long, and a fine speci.
men of the whip snake.-[Cnarlotte IVA. }
Democrat.
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Things which thew say Are So.


The worst thing that can happen to a
feathers of her new hat the first time she
wears it.
Mrs Grimes, the widow of the late Sen.
ator J. w. Grimes, Of Iowa, has given
81 900 toward the establishment of young
ladies college in Grinpell, in that State.
Mrs. Bowers is three feet high. She
lives in California, with her husband and
four daughters, all of whom are OF ordinary
size. As the table she sits in a high chair.
But she is rigid disciplinarian, and the
children submit to being whipped by her
1E,stern Exchange.
There are nearly million less males
than females In the United States. If any
body doubts this, he has but to spend a
week at summer hotel, or keep his seat
in crowded horse car without feeling like
hog and a villain Boston Transcript.
Or, go to Boston.
Ex. Senator Tabor's fret wife. whom he
discarded as soon as he became million.
aire, is said to remain faithful in her affec.
ton for him, and, though she is now rich,
she declares that the happiest days of her
life were when she kept his grocery store
in California Guleh, She prays that he
may soon lose his wealth, when she be.
lieves his Oshkosh bride will desert him,
and he will be glad to return to his first
and true love. No matter to what depth
of degradation he may sink, she says she
will always be willing to receive him back
to her heart and home.-[Globs-D Democrat.
A dress is TO be exhibited in London.
embroidered with fine wire thread, so ST.
ranged as to form myriads of tiny incan.
descent lamps, and connected with con.
Quoting wires terminating in the heels of
the wearer. The dress does not attract
attention until the wearer places her heel
upon one OF the small buttons in the floor.
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Social gentleness is like the silent infu-
enee of light, which gives color to all ma
ture it is far more powerful than loudness
or force, and far more beautiful. 1t pushes
its way silently and persissently, like the
tiniest daffodil in spring, which rsises the
elod, and thrusts it aside by the simple
persistence of growing.
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Or. Ia Mar's Seminal pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
biity, and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse. Ihe old find In this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection DR- La MAR's
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, de5;itatsd
from What cause, their prestine vigor Price,
g 80 per bottle, Sent c. o. y. by express TO any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
1882 San francisco. u2-- Gun
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About the household

A charming way to favor custards is TO
bsat fruit Jelly with the whites of the egg
red-raspberry jelly and ounce jelly are
especially nice for this,
q handsome tidy is made of linen seine,
with the ends frirged, or with drawn work
at each end, or it may have this work and
fringe at toe bottom only. Then with
black etching silk work ecfae pretty figure
in the center. A vine-like border lie
great addition,
A lovely cushion for gilt or 70 adsrn
your own psrlor is made by embroidering
spray of old.fashioneG pinks on ground
of pale blue. Around the edge of the
cushion put full puff OF pale pink satin.
Where the puff is joined to the blue satin
sew a good-siz3d pink silk cord. The
cushion when completed should be about
half yard long, but not quite so wide.
One reason why corn bread is go often
unsuccessful Is that the batter is made too
thick; it should be thinner than for johnny
cake, as the flour helps to thicken it. Then
one ought not to rely too implicitly on re-
| ceipts; some kinds of -four and meal
tn cken more than others, SO it is wei. to
observe carefully the frat time you use
-four or meal from new sack. On account
Of this difference many cooks prefer to
purchase -four By the barrel, even for
very small family.
Salmon, either fresh or canned, may be
made delicious dish if fresh, boil the
fish in sailed water until it is tender, then
put layer of bread Or cracker crumbs in
the bottom Of pudding dish, then layer
of fish season with pepper and salt fill
| the dish with alternate layers of fish and
crumbs wet the bread crumbs with milk,
! or, if this is too rich to suit your taste, use
hot water. Bake for a long hour, and have
the top well Drowned. This is dish
especially designed for supper.
A very agreeable dish for dinner ia
made by cutting up some lamb in pieces
the size you would serve on each plate at
the table; put them in sauce pan with
large lump of butter, and cook until
both sides are brown then pour over hot
water enough to cover the meat let this
cook slowly for an hour, then remove the
meat from the stew-pan; make a rich
gravy, adding to the water in the pan an
onion sliced thin, plenty of pepper and
salt, any herb you like, or in place Of the
onion, and before putting in the -four to
i thicken the gravy, put in quart of green
peas, and cook them for from fifteen to
| twenty minutes skim them out, thicken
the gravy, and serve meat and peas and
gravy all in ore deep platter-so says a
writer in the New York Eeeaiag Post
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II WOULDN'T be without DR.. Benson's Gel
cry snd Chamomile pills if they cost 81 pill.
They cured me of neuralgia, of 9 years
standing" Joseph Snyder, Psvions, Pa. so
cents per box. ct druggists.
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Advice 70 sgothers-grs. WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer as
once it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub avakes
bright as a button" 1t is very pleasant to taste.
It soothes the child, softens the guns, alays all
pain, relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diRrrhea, whether arising
from teething CT other causes. twenty-five e5nts
bottle MS lyTuThS
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uwioN HOTEL,
HOWARD HOTANDCOLD
MIN %RAL. SPRINGS,
Lake County - California.

a LII DISEASES RELIEVED 4 E2g~O
~ and cured by drinking and tssysa2ssA
bsthing in the waters Of these 81 4-se-sissss ~
celebrated Springs Female dis = =
cases. fever and aeue, and all -2---@-----s-+'-~-
complaints arising from diseased condition OF the
liver, Il specially.
Hotel accommodations ar first class in every par
trular Board, Room and Bath, SO to So per
week Children under 10 years, 81 over 10 years.
ST. Route Take morning train iroA San Fran
cisco or Sacra -,euto for Caiist g. FROM there W.
e. Fishers Stages will convey passengers to Lower
Lake on Monday, Wedn sday and Friday, and t.
| Gienbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Of
each week, at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further parti ;ulsrs address
MRS CAROLINE HFISCH,
Proprietress of Howard Spri g, Lower Lake, Lake
county, California. le2t-1
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DIR. TrueHaR Will Extract your Teeth
positively without rain or Gu rye; will make
you set of artificial teeth for slO warranted 10 fit
fill your teeth with gold from 81 cavity according
to size; platna 81 so; silver or bone 81 all work
frstcass and warranted csll at his dental parlo-s
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street, corner OF
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street cars pass
door every three minutes. je29.u
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BEFORE AID AFTER MARRIAGE.


Ny Maggie uy bssuliiui darling
Creep into ny aTms, nag sweet
Lst nc foA Tod again 10 my bosom
So siOis ean bear yoEr heart beat
What these little fingers beel sewing
Ones priciled by the needle, see
] hose hands shall be kept from such labor
When once they are gwen 70 ne.
All oliue, little pet, win shieit you
Prom trouble and labor snI care
i w.l robe YOU like some fairy princess.
AID jewels shall g.eaoi in your BAR
TE0se slippers YOU gave ms are perfect
That dressing gown fits 70 q 7
ny daring ! wonder hat heLysn
should give sgsh = Treasure 70 me
n ut, nine, ten, eleven ray prscbOss.
Time flies when am rith You
Is see rs but moment I've been here.
Axd nv, mast say it, Adieu
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A Card.-TO aIl who are sG5eriDg from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, wiz
send q recipe that viii cure you, FREE oR
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by
missionary in South America. Send q selfaddres9ed
envelcpe to the REV. JOSEPH T. IEMAN, Staten
D, New York CITY. MIS-. 4pIyTuThS