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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

A Nav BooK.-The August number Of
the Young Folks Library Is Que OF Ella
farmans excellent stories, Mrs.. Harris
Mace. The characters are finely drawn,
and the book throughout, eyln,es the wide
cultivation and sincere and active pIety OF
it, author, who IL well known As the edit
or OF the ever popular Wide A'sake. II
the Lo,hrops continue TO give Us In this
cheap form such attractive stories, they
viii win the grstituds OF thousands Of
boys and girls. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

NlFHEHEAs fs.sh A. C1turn % hrihei d ihs
W G1unfr of unforl aui sfs'f nf Ns.1si uF
hls mrnsagr deed lafsi GO sratn.n uaF q
IrtfuafT A ID jess ani frrHf.ifH I" Doe Nti1fl
Hfsi sifF OF D. rls. hook lii. pa De- rlrfslfl
b 90 n Inhnfn a Frffa.a rtf"HI ui real estate
sruats.l Ak ff Plantation In fIr llun'T nl o.
f1fI ani stue ofMai e. 90 hlHai I ani iftfff
- e. fnlioas, We.
Ug.us ths sssi taif of 90 ulmlf'f1 too in
ne 18th faaEr al co. east BAR ut l1i tHnnfffN
ftres ID tlf sINfl fanEf 81 i1is In ail klrl
FlantafIrn. ani tflnF flr ffIrr r.fIaIffs iffisi
20 ne sf1rssaIl isY hF al IT, ID lflfh ~
gotafu anl slsfsas as mlilgtrr 49, ia'I
a. sufi d. me. urtm ArUng. luafnrrf n
Nrnrf Ahram f1lsr. -. MI. Hf GO inifI.rrd deaf
order of GA trIIsf. bY ne afa' sruIfnl nl tt'l
Lot tohurn dsfff thr ffrih laF fi lfnfuHI
A. u. ls.l ani ID. ftr,i In al Efsififg. h1ok
isI. pass e. All ahrfrai. iha cHuif.Ha OF ftNi
mortgage fas tffn hfCten, n1s therefore, nl
reaaon ri inr bleach q ftc coed 'n .Nnfcol I
claim a icffrio.Urr cf aaii mlnslEf
HIRAM lOiNn.
Irsas. 10 Nc Atftm triFf, -. li a ne iais
gsn.lsnf urasr 90 ola D. lnsa.
Dated AHgnttfi. a. n. lst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

II our report u the elosing exercises Of
Bridgt0n Academy. Ne are Informed there
i an error In the name OF the young man
Who took The Smith Mathematical Prize"
The successful competitor Was Irving W.
Horne. not Morse, a. reported. Il Is very
dinicuit 10 correctly interpret proper
names. unless they are written with great
care. To persons who know the party.
the writing may appear plain. but 10 q
stranger Il may prove an enigma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

Bon I~arRsotI was once told that the
faincr Ola certain man Was Presbyterian
AMI bis mother was = Methodist. The
great iuftel Inquired "what Kind Of a re-
ugI0us mule does that make himi" The
Democratic County Convention, last We'd
desiay. endorsed the Chicago platform.
The GreenbAck Convention endorsed the
Indianapolis platform. We are inclined
70 ask what Kind u q political mule does
that make Of the county ticket which was
presented hy both conventions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

.Nfrnl flff 80
srtr sfsff tI
49, trsI Rae
iarlIanr ien nf t1f
30 o. II 4 rf an
.1fag tirk tTfuf
.tnIrcm'off bee
IeIifafa H
lrf In if lri uf
Jazz staf H rfelf
.ioctffk anf snI
ucrtttf fftIa mtif
Irou nlfsrtirte'
.ffV n, moihfff
le c1rNInrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

SKA new advertisement OF fryebarg
Academy. which claims 10 be selected BY
the government OF Bowdoln College As is
Flttlng school Cor Western Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
n CARD

H. .lI sLl ale fuf.rng irom iiC fror 90
IIrrrrfi1as nI rrHih. nervous 4rakrf.s. ftIN
ferty. ioss rl marh a a.. sIu senl rr.Ilf
thsfsn rIrr 500, lHtE uF tuAEfl i.t
Frrst frufdT sta discovered pF smisaIint.I II
tHlfl Anfflrs. Seed a asif lfrsffl rrif u.
a. ifo REs. lusHru r isNss. sttr1a ID ~
nork CII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

Let every man take partic-
ular pains 20 procure a vote
and cast 10 for the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

TRK Democratic County convention de-
elared sqasrely for . tsrir for revenue
osly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

wILDEE W PEEEY. OF Camden, i the
Grcenback nominee for Congress In this
District he wks nominated a. The con
venii0u held In Bath. last week. lie vii
be wilder SIN After NJ. Diugiey Is a rough
win him In September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

PENcE A. SAwYEE OF Phillips, who was
aleaier Of the fusion forces under Garce-
ion and PiAlstod, has decided 10 vote for
Blaine and Logan. lie eanno, support
Cleveland. because "he l. not my deal Of
a statesman Other reasons given are.
because ne il In favor Of protection and 81
The pr0hibitory constitutional Amendment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
THE MARROW ESCAPE

OF w.s..shssssss Engineer Ttmsiy
warming sf ar. John spencer, nsggsgs
Master 90 % a a u. -
ar to ~ ne sweetest sapefstffs kneSn -
nan. f1urtscu years "a loer tise 10 shich 10
tufsf. 30 ~ Peter ieslsI, - Dat a. MAJ /,
hsd h. = . mlsrrasie ne Cor that period through
tAs ufsssucs - stone IN ths bladder. That be
sduEht In al dlrtcilons or 4 cure - al Anpsi
.up~raa1as statsmsat ne IA ot.sin tempofarg
relief Bot nothleg mfre. lat Jauuaff ~ eulei
.si sf'sr ss.miasi.os. M. Lssisf. you have
stonr ~ ths hiaiisr. Nss lfst W nk. bAN.
40 htNNEp1'r lANuhlth hhhhun ert,fs
r.aIrs 40 operation" A few days ster ne fol
losIns isi.si p,sisi through ths g,licu' poet
D,troS. Nats fsbfuary q.
flarr Dr. keanffr IT,. TIE daT sfar cane zone
a. PETIR LAwlkk.
b. Ksnrcig 80 IA, ne .'oaes a Ma ofes,
al fhry afe sur 'isalv fafalisols - lasilll ne
Lana iai kENNE - fAhOEirE Rihkni
stis lsasisr spseidoos sious in ~, bl,disf IN
IIs lstfrr ~ frN rr Nnrnurus tnaf fAhnhllt
gTNEpN si.a curci hiu Of fhsumtiifn. TIE
fI.Iafl r ri1rsfs tfi'slis $50 siffI
ON uEEksluuf Mis-.
Dafrnx Nass AnfH l7. ISL
Mr. rt.r Iaslef has teen frsiifnt n ihit
i1su ioT me past r'trnissa lcars, al - eef
employ o. fnsfn, AT In al thee ehfs ~ "a
fssa a ct al rep scisd ci.ifru offts i9sn and
.tmmnnfr. o. pa hai Zone rhH0nl fsstse %
auf tnoaItffa iaf most I'd ne tine. ~ n's
"a Co., fI D., anfl o. aIfalelt - Il hfNl1
tWA- 90 nHuNN. President
uktrns Maff 1lrr .. los
ur Afanfff Dor frlfaf TT To- akiaE yea
~ fht nss Oh rrsr agtia m ~ nll pNrn,,
srn u Ins fH SIZE Ffu lf H. 80 thfrs ani =
NaIf'rrrff sInrr nrlf afuf Al &C., 500. A. toll
rru tnru lsnrfrHah.ct WA hiaafT hi-et.s ipt
thlufHlsef fraft 80 'Hd srlr1 o' ih' N.tt
forflfs tn b. Irlaf hlf Z rfcrir'd nnlf ffm21fa
o.. fa.Iff nffI fItIlri - 81 con No % "a
Irgftnt aT.f1ri.r i.ru'tr" ooniinlf uttas
TO- U.mfiF fTr finf o. Frur tiNc'lins' an
~ rrrsr.irr nlfsTif e 81 -au
-, r-.,.fsIry.ars rETER LAWiEg.
Oar sf'.r n Apt si is.i. holds "a g. ar a.
NJ. IaN'sfa tfsH iiH is rufr runi lsfNiIns
De hrilfh 'hAf ~ hAhNH
ustruS 1anf ID. 100
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

HrnHoS AcApExY.-Miss Clara y. Ber-
~ Of 80. Bridgton. has been engaged for
the f.li term 20 teach music and Peuman-
ship. Mss Berry Is highly recommended
a. ls.ly vel qusllhed 10 teach both Vo-
cal and Instrumental music. she has
studied In Boston The past year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

pes ~ sit q Treat iaaes ac,onipsnf 60.
u d. uut fan ne diEgs i've ofste-l 4
by Druggists sc, ~. wOOLAiCh ''sN"
hh.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

EunEsENrtrIvr NOMINATED. The Re-
putlcans 90 Canton met In caucus az The
skating rink. Monday evening. % nomiu-
AZ a candidate Cor legislature, o repre-.
sent the district composed Of TIE towns Of
Canton. Hartford, sumner. Woodstock
and Greenwood H. A Ellis. bsq., was
elected chairman DR.. A. I. Stanwood,
secretary. W. IL. A. washourr, y. l.
Meanis aud A. ;. Hathaway, we're ap-
pointed a committee % recsiye ant count
votes. The ballot Wa reported A. ~
lows whole number ~ votes, 50 H. \.
Hayfori hai 4. Ansel q. Staples haf li,
Chas m Glber; had %, AMI was declared
ne nominee Mr.. Gilbert accepted the
nOminat.on an promised D ftithfaily rep
resent his constituents. J. 4. SSAsey was
called upon Cor remarks. ant he spoke elo-
qucutly for half an hour - IfilIlonf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

rARD PHOrOs o. - per Does. Ct1.te,.'
v 100 per Dozen. firishtd ~ me be-. lai'l
ef 10 Maine Plain, urhllshfl fhlt0s. 60 ~
"a fn. Specimens Zee % say aiis.s.
y. d. CHASE. onferd, We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

r..~. -,..riv ..b.cripiion. ise. u paid
.f-Irllv In sieance ofhfrvisc. eco per year.
single copies. ave cents.
Ans.rnrIsrurNrs- All ierai advertisements
- given fnro0 consecutive INSERTIONS fur 49,
pr Inch I'M lFnEin oi column. PROBATE nolltes
Inaartasl a. shove Cor 80 each. except tilNse
IT, lalInE o. Eral Estate. MnlCl arr tlM each.
.rsclal contracts male with loCal. transient 20
yearly advertisers.
Jnn raIxfI~l. ne Oxinri ncwocrai i'fnce
Il vel si0Ckcll win ura materials ~ Noins
M kinIIs ia rIain or anCy sob PRINTING An
oxperIrnccil Job printer II AIsafs I'm tle ointts
ana a. our rrcsels arr rln uf sitaut - NA'
rlarantre urumrI and slilsial tory N"tN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
A CARD.

Inlsm I'D a. e. filn rsfnrf, iaulfInE % ihf
frcffsI0nfi rlrlf1finn HI in' aNI aiinf rlI p "a
In co. 90 nl Mrs D. 10. Crosse 'ao nf Greco Nood
aIa4I have rHHrl como r.f Ia.I Ir in IItf .f
10 gfnIIrn.a4 sh1 trlri 40 un1 .fm.fIri fclnta
iI.n. r. IT. Do 3D. Iar nr '1 afafs Ihif t-l ft1fa
arf filsf arf rrtftiT FIIfIlt I1urfN 10 IN fhf.
Toe auf.nsy thHsrf ffrf rItclf.frl. fNN f''
.rff...Inr va nlrNH .IarIflflf In tlr mater.
ILIIAu o. GODDARD. Coroner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
ANFNDNENr Rally.

TIE temperance people of Western
Maize. are b have one more grand rally
a. Lake Sehago. saturday Aug -i Among
the many speaker. announced are the Hon.
John H. Pinch of Nebraska. u. W. G
Chief 1, mp.ar of The wofii-ani Emiy
Potts Stevens. of San Francisco Chan
diers Band has been engaged and also
stanford Mitchell whose singing proves
= great attraction AT l. O. q. Il Lodges
vii bc specially invited % meet that great
orator thc bead of thc order 10 the world
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
rAtI TERM ooNNENor-
September 3rd, 1884.

Cias.ietL Artrsm.c AMI Nsrmsi cnarse- o.
study.
Sptcit Tearhra EtoCtTioS.
PE>NANsnir fFes
Tcashers gra fuitss OF Bowdoln Co.lsxs, Cor
han Normal ~ehuai, nfifEipu ttiEt school ana
Commercial College
Prizes Of nsa'iy tio) year onsrsd.
TIsaithful l,cs'i "a anl bsaaiilsl scenery. Acsi
smy an1 shoe vllisse supplied 9Th are "atr
I .efn sr,en hountAIa.
Boari in the beet families pulg three dollsis q
week ice uiing Hlol ard light for board,
room, catalogue of iufihcf ~ 'easrs adjfesf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
SPECIAL. NOTICE
OHUUCu piHi'r0al

Tf.IIsfn ni.rn mF rafr1nf ihn on ac.NI1i ~
EI hrllfh. sh.u III atIfrl i1 Nr sntcnf On
f.r .Ur fIr neat iHrf| Nr Goo HffkH
- r.fis.IfTn.r ua. ~. DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

symptoms Impure hIoU|l. rus.fife hoH t
Irregular APOSTLE. sour beichinr. pains in .a
IlCk AMI Iflrf. yellow urine, burning 3D..
IrInlfInF. riaY.r0Iurrl stools. BAL nrrain. I'D
desire fnr uOIk, Chile, frVrrs. irriia p,
uIItIsh tongue. IrT cough. dizzy heal H...
Iull pain In back part. lnss 20 memory, inrf
SIGHT Dor these fIuINl|s "HN AnNlr ill.I.r
afr "a sure cure. nun. odd pills, PSI ma.
Dis, iur siun Alilfess, ph rNAlNh A
suN. Phuail.. "a. sold Dbl ururgisis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
MARRIED..

% sorih Paf's Aus 10. by Rev d q. sgugie'
\. :. Minhan ani hiss Goa n. III, e''h o.
fnis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

IEr symptoms are moisture, Ike ufur.r
fluu. Intense itching. lnlrr.lssi ny scrli. l..f
very distress particularly AZ nifNit r. N
~ NJ uIu.WUrIus urrU NInsIInf ll adj A.N.I
tnn rUCflm. tNr private parts are snmHI'.'
affected. M alInur.l tn cuuflnuH very .lf
rfs.IIfs NAV HIIua "sM AlNls ulNlMfhl
D. a uIraaluf. snrn cure AIsH. for Teller I....
SAT-. linrlm. -Ulli.lirai, trf slroias, hafHif
ffTh, HIufClfs, an sfliT, rfuffr rAIn u.f 80
linx. by msil. 81 ttsi fur fI1. Address lNt
-MAlNE a. ruN, Fhla., IA sold DY lr0i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
ssTATENIENT
90 TmE LlABiLIIiis AND EEsot 40 o., ol
South Paris Savings Bank,
LIABILITIES

sOUTm PARIS. AUO. ii.h. i.'i.
AINA suUgTLEF eEO A. WILSON
rHFsfsEeu. uaIk 49, alN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

All throat. breast anI Lung Affections CI.'.I
PSI CO. O'I established "-NAlNle Wild
tiiiWlNH Tho frsf dose rIFrs rUIiUs lN.
risf.
fnsuus HAIR gfsrnuEg~ tgfht ifIl ~
Toilet Article. Restores Erusin, CnInff
anl sOfinfss. Removes uaniruf AfH'n. 4.
De- families Of treat Britain endnHn IN f'
giant drt sizing iulIautF prr1mHl ~. a.
81 rfs. ID 4 n money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

"a. c' s., 90 80 49,, o.; ,s % ~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

Srr a Carl. sisusi by D u G,idari.
Coroner. % bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
DR.. DAVID
KEN N EDY'S
<NoRM
' REM EDY>

Tor the Cure 90 kidney and liver Come
pIstnt.. Constipation. al ~ disntdefs
sri.inf from an impufs ftata ~ n HOOD.
10 uomsn vho sldrr ffun any ~ tne ul. ps.e,
U.r n tfrlr al u an unfailing frirnd. All
Dru-r,.ts. one Dollar bottle, "a address Dr.
nail keurrfr. lnnl1uf. MY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

Voted 70 adjourn.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27

KENNEDY g. CO., Proprietors.
JOSEPH. E. WISEMAN,

The Only Recognized General Business Agent
ESTABLISHED $40.
Offices Campbels Fpoof Building 81 Merchant Honolulu
T.. o. Box $40 Telephone 172
REAL ESTATE AGENBu and sells Real Estate the King
DOM Rents Offices Houses
SOLICITING AGENT FOR
and the Travelling Public will Tickets
Volcano.
SOLICITING AGENT FOR
YORhe Largest Grandest and Sound Institution its kind
AGENT FOR THE GREAT BURLINGTON RAILWAY ROUTE IN AMERICA
This all
choicest the Palace
EMPLOYMENT Employment for all seeking work in
branches of industry Islands
AGENT FOR THE CITY FIRE
The best known Company in the Islands.
Freight Duty Bills under Attorney.
MONEY BRoKER-Loans Money at all times on hrstass security
AGENTIega
Collected Books
Collected Property
Copying and Engrosng done Advertisements Newspaper Articles Cores
MUSIC acknowledgements
=
JOSEPH II. WISEMAN,
General Business Agent, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
A CHRISTMAS TREAT.

Last evening, Fort Street Church
was filed with merry crowd of
children, assembled to receive their
annual gifts off the Christmas tree.
There was also large attendance of
parents and others. The proceed
ings opened with prayer by the Rev.
w. G. Merritt, followed by singing.
Mr.. Santa Claus was very kind last
evening, for he not only brought all
his Xmas gifts over the sea in ship,
but actually had his vessel carried
into church, for when the curtain
dropped it disclosed on the platform
very handsome brig-rigged vessel,
loaded with Xmas gifts and lighted
up with candles in most beautiful
manner. The idea was splendid
one, and much appreciated. A
small boat had been obtained, and
fitted up in most complete manner
by young man named Salter, in
the employ of j. L. Waterhouse.
AT the back of the platform, which
was decorated with ferns and palm
leaves, were the words Merry
Xmas and Happy New Year." in
red letters on white ground. Mr..
j. b. Atherton said that there was
three times in q year when he liked
to be boy, Fourth Of July, Thanks
giving Day and Christmas. He
would not trouble them with a
speech, as there was no doubt all
were anxious to get their presents.
The children were then called up by
classes. and each received a gift
from the Xmas ship. Mr.. p. G..
Jones, Jr., one of the older scholars,
got a jumping jack; Mr.. j. T..
Waterhouse, the superintendent, q
pumpkin; f. Jones, a baseball
player, and Bert Burgess, a Demo-
cratic rooster. One pleasant feature
of the evening was the large amount
of toys, etc., contributed by the
scholars for the poor leper children.
The sum of $40 had also been col
lected, and with the toys will be
equally divided among the children
at Kakaako and Kalawao. The
whole affair was q. success from
beginning to end.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27

this morning. II appears that the
deceased went home early last even
ing complaining of not feeling well,
and retired to bed. This morning
about 2 O'Clock his wife found he
was getting woise. DIR. Trousseau
was summoned, and gave him some-
thing which made him easier, and
then left In half an hour the Doc
tor was again called, but when he
arrived life was extinct. The imme-
diate cause of death was hcmorrhage
of the head. The deceased was born
in Dublin, Ireland, March 9TH, 1927,
consequently was in his 57th year.
He lived in the States about thirty
years, and came to these Islands
about five years ago, carrying on
business as an architect and builder.
He drew out the plans for the Palace,
Music Hall, Kaumakapili Church
and other places. He leaves a
widow and nine children to mourn
his loss. One of his sons, Charles,
is working on the G. r. Bishop,
which arrives in port tomorrow
morning. He has a married sister
living in New York, her husband
being an architect. The funeral
took place this afternoon at three
O'Clock from his late residence, the
Rev. Alex. Macintosh conducting
the services.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE.

We happened at the Post-office
Tuesday afternoon, about the hour
of closing the mails for the inter-
island steamers, and the hustle and
hurry inside attracted our attention,
as it did that of q crowd standing
near the door. -Four express wagons
were receiving the bags as they were
hurriedly passed out--one bound to
each of the steamers Likelike for
Molokai and ports on Maui; the
Kinau for Lahaina, Kohala and
Hilo; the w. G. Hall for Kona and
Kau; and the c. II. Bishop for
Kauai. The steamer agents had sent
word that the boats would not wait
one minute after A O'Clock for the
mails or anything else, as the Kinau
and Hall were up for trial of speed,
for which both boats and all hands
on them had long been waiting.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

The Band will play at Emma
Square this afternoon at 1880. The
following is the programme =
March-Defilir. ...... Unrath
Overture-Frolicsome Student. .Suppe
WaltZ-Laura .............. .MillmOcker
Selection-Ernani.. i................ Verdi
Waltz-Thc Source, by request. ......
.......... Waldteufel
Polka-Red and Black. .......... .Coote
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Hdacdiiom answers its own
question by the information that the
dies for our troublesome silver
coinage are in the. possession of the
Director of the United States Mint.
Since the appearance of our
article, few days ago, advocating
reciprocity with Canada, the mail
has brought official assurances that
the Canadian Pacific Railway will
be open in the spring of 1886, with
line of steamers connecting it with
Japan and China. 1t is confidently
anticipated that by that route three
days will be gained over the San
Francisco route between China and
New York. We again submit TO
the Government the desirability of
opening negotiations for reciprocal
trade with Canada.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27

The whole force of the Post-ofiice
was at work, some Ten or twelve in
number, receiving, counting and
stamping the latest letters and
papers, passing them to the proper
bags, and locking all securely, each
being labelled with tag to the Office
destined, and not to be unlocked
till they reached it. The postmaster
informed us that there were 4S bags
despatched on Tuesday afternoon to
the other islands, containing 4,119
domestic letters, most of which had
been received during that day and
Monday.
The steamer Alamcda's mail was
also very large one, numbering 81
bags, containing 6,452 letters, and
9,044 papers and parcels. The
number of registered letters and
parcels was unusually large, many
of them being Christmas gifts, not
for this city alone, but distributed
all over the islands. The postmaster
showed us the pile of parcels, enough
TO make one drayload if not two.
The total number of bags, letters,
papers and packages handled in the
Post-ofiice on that day was 80 bags,
1851 foreign and domestic letters
and 9,044 papers and parcels, and
all this had to be done inside of five
hours. Ordinarily and for our do
mestic mail service the. office is
amply large, but for properly hand
ling and asserting foreign mails, and
distributing them hurricdly on
steamer days, as was done on that
day, requires additional conven-
fences. These, we are glad to learn,
the Government will at once provide.
The Legislature voted $4,000 to
make such alterations in the Post
Office as the public convenience de-
mands. We understand that Mr..
Castles office is soon to be torn
down, which will open the whole OF
the southeast side of the building,
which has four large windows, one
of which, that nearest to the street,
will serve for the general delivery OF
letters, another for ladies, where
stamps and stamped envelopes can
be had. Also window for the
money order business and the last
window will be for savings bank
business, which we hope the Govern
ment will arrange to be opened early
in the year, and for which full autho-
rity was given by the Legislature.
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NUMERICAL ENIGMA.

My four words thirteen letters take.
My 2, II, 6, the farmers make,
And it does scent the air when Z, IL o.
My 4, s, /, common plant,
Is wholesome food as aught eXtant,
Andwill with therfodder well combine.
Now, all and sundry who read this,
I'm sure you'll not take it amiss.
When avow 3, 13, 3, 10,
With all lmy heart & strength q mind,
That they my whole may surely find
Before the puzzles come round again.
THE FIDDLER.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
SUDDEN DEATH.

Our community was startled this
morning with the announcement that
Mr.. Chas. j. Wall, the architect and
builder, had died suddenly, early
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
TO-M0RR0W'S D0INCS.

Casino at the Park, open all day.
Bethel Sunday School, at 9:45.
Fort st. Church S. S. at Q AS.
st. Andrews Cathedral S. S. 10.
Exercises, Kaumakadhi, 10.
Bethel, Services, morning and
evening.
st. Andrews Cathedral, service,
morning and evening.
Fort st. Church, service, morning
and evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
SQUARE WORD.

Part of a lawyers business, or of a
printers furniture. The end of prayers.
TO despatch. Finishes.
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COTTAGE TO LEASE.

L EASE FOR SALE AT EMMA ST..
IL three neat cottages on deep lot
fine garden and pleasant shade trees.
Lease TO run years at S25 month for
entire premises. Is bringing in rental
of $55. VIII sell lease for $400 cash,
being the amount of improvements
made by tenant. Apply to
j. j.. WISEMAN,
00l lw Gen. Business Agent.
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Another mail day is fastening
round, and still the currency dead
lock continues. This afternoon the
Chamber of Commerce is in session,
and, it is understood, has COM
munication from the Government
upon the subject. 1t is strange that
the Finance Minister is never heard
of in the discussion Of this, one of
the most important matters within
the province of his department. That
is, it would be strange in any other
country. Notwithstanding that the
Government has weathered all the
storms of legislative opposition, it is
showing great weakness in practical
administration. 1t looks as if the
Ministry must act promptly and
effectively in this currency matter,
or go under. The business of the
country cannot wait upon political
expediency.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-27
THIS EVENINGS D0INGS.

Skating, z.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 2l, 1880.