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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
MARTYR AT THE GATE.
Trials and TribuIations of the DoOrkeeper
of the Chamber OF Commerce.


of the Chamber OF Commerce.
lCor Cincinnati Tines-5tslr.
am going to champion the cause of a
meek and lowly man. who is being inn
posed upon Ills name is Bob. and he
cams "a daily bread by standing Mt the
entrance to the chamber of commerce and
watching the people pass in and out.
ls0bert, as every one knows Is real nice
Young man. in fact he is too nice for his
own comfort This may not have been
noticed by all who 90 on change, and SO
| will elucidatc.
stood beside Fob one day, talking to
him AS l went through the gate L
stopped TO shake ha IDS with him, and in
cidentally gave his hand hard squeeze,
just to show my kind feeling. know 1t
hurt because l can 5 lueeze hard, and the
look of pain that Hi,ted across Bobs face
left 10 doubt but that he meant 1t when
he assured me that | almost cracked his
fingers l felt gratifed at the tribute
to my grip, and took stand by BOB
side Before | had said dozen words
some one walked up, and, giving Bob
playful dig between the ribs, asked If Mr..
So.and-SO had come in yet. Hardly had
the answer been given than another man
approached Bob from the rear. and, bring
ing his fist down on the poor fellows
back, inquired how he felt, any how?
Then a big gra n man who was leaving
the chamber sportively trod on Bob toes,
and thought it funny. and a second later
a stock broker grabbed BOb's coat and
pulled it down So hard that the seams
started: an insurance man came in and
greeted Bob with squeeze of the hand
lie unto my own expression Of cordial
ity. young +, low sneaked up and began
a rear attack on BOb's neck with a piece
of rubber which stung like a hornet; a
coal man rammed Bobs hat down over
his c rs as preliminary to the inquiry
whether Mr. So-and-So was on the floor;
a newspaper reporter strolled up and
changed the date on Bob's stamp, while
IA grain elevator man turned
Hobs arm around in the socket and was
real glad when Bob begged for mercy.
And d..rimg all this Bob had been cycling
every man who passed through the gate
s.opned several non members that tried to
get in without having their tickets
punched and turned away one or two who
had no tickets.
Then my heart began to go out to Bob.
understood his martyrdom. There he
stood day after day, faithfully guarding
the doors of the chamber, making friends
by his unfailing good nature only to suffer
such In lotions as | had witnessed.
begged him to forgive me my thoughtless
ness and promised to sin no more. &c
thou and do likewise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
Animal Vaccination in India

astcurs system of vaccination for
anthrax. o. which French farmers have
So eagerly awaited themselves, has been
most successfully tried by the govern
ment OF Ind ponies donkies, cows,
bulI0cks. buaaloes elephants, sheep, and
guinea igs having been ehectually pro
fe led against fatal attacks of that de
structive disease \ laboratory for the
mannfa,4ure of the vac inc has been
located u: ;'enga'. and. if successful, VIII
be followed by similar establishments IN
other ceniers \ veterinary surgeon was
some time age sent 20 study with PaSteuT,
and il is Recommended that others receive
similar instruction. N
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e. v. MacfafIane & Co., Agents.
The Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works,
Corner Of Beale and Howard Streets.

Corner Of Beale and Howard Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO~................... ..CALIFORNlA
SW. II. TAYLOR~............ ffeslueht
JOS. MOORE-........... superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
} all its branches; Steamboat, Steamship,
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds. built complete
with Hulls of Wood, Iron or Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
Visable
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference TO the trade In
which they are to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS AND SUGAR-MAKING MA
CHINERY made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron OF any
size, made in suitable lengths for CONNECTING
together or Sheets Rolled, Punched ana
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Riveting Machinery,
that quality of work being far superior TO
hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and steam Capstans, steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, maze
after the most approved plans
AGENTS for Worthington Duplex Steam Pumps
PUMPs-Drect Acting Pumps, for irrigation or
City Works purposes, built with the cele-
brated Davy Valve Notion superior 20 an an ;
other pump. --oseoo-Ig
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,rbo obto valley. not Dakota, IS the
,r... ~ cenicr of whoa. productions in the
I n:led ta!cs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
9drertisemtnts.
ENDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY TIE
ENTIRE MEDICAL FRATERNITY.

OF all medicinal pr Preparations that have been put
upon the market in recent years, the extract OF
malt has proved itself one Of the most valuable
as a tonic remedial beverage. IL has received
the unqualified recognition and support Of ply
slcians and is freely prescribed by them ia many
cases, especially where the nervous or phYslcaI
systems have been impaired by disease or over
work. the house Of "DANID NICHOLSON"
of this city, has recently introduced pure matt
extract of high character, made at their request
and under their suggestions by Mr.. AdOlphuS
Busch and which is popularity known as MICH
OISON'S LIQUID BREAD" from its life-giving
and healih-restorins properties. a sample sub
mitted to DR.. L. l.. James was made the subject
of a chemical analysis by him, aud the result Of
his investigations are gwen i" the appended Ger
tificate;
ssW. f. COULTER, Esq, National Druggst-Dear
Sir: Having submitted ia" Nicholson malt eN-
tract examination, requested take pleasure
in reporting that fud il 10 Ne all that the pro
pretors claim for it, The results, shown in the
following summary are necessarily only approx
mate, but sufficiently accurate for All practical
..'rhe specimens submitted consisted of an
effervescing fluid, dark brown by direct and Of a
deep ruby color by transmitted light, resembling
in general appearance and behavior Il very Snpe-
rior article of porter. Its taste was however,
much mllder and more pleasant than porter, be-
ing somewhat Sweeter than beer, the sweetness
masked and covered by very pleasant bitter,
derived evidently from hops. The SPECIFIC gravity
OF a sample fresh ON the bottle is I.022 plus.
Amount of eXtractive matter in so cubic cent?
metres of the fluid is $50 grammes, or about per
cent. Amount of alcohol, per cent. is 2Si plus.
Inc matter - apparently AiSHbiS "lNH
the nextractum malts'' of Trommer, Of the
German PharmacOpPia. 1t consists almost en-
tirely of malt sugar, deXtrine, being free from
fatty acids, etc. The fluid contains a very large
amount of diastase, as shown by the fact that u
easily liquehes equal bulk of Selatinous starch
This fact its low percentage of alcohol, its eher
vescence it's delightful taste and odor ali combine
to recommend NichOlsons malt extract as being
most nOurishing beverage, and the best article
of the sort that has ever come under my eXami
nation. Respectfully,
"FRANK L. JAMES, Phi. D., NJ. d."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-08
Maiden and Mother.
Exchange

~Mother did YOU say can't go to
the rink to night"
- cs Mamie | did.
VIII mother?"
because you have been there every
dav three times for the last three days,
and SO much exertion will ruin your con-
stitutioI.
why I'm not a bit tired, mother. "
well. if you are not, come and help
me wash these dishes.
a. pshaw I'm that kind Of tired, but
not the skat ng-Tink kind
She beiucd wash the dishes all the same.
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NOTICE.

am Joseph SMITH WILL RUN FOR
Nj Representative for his dlstrct No5th NO
hala, Hawaii. ""
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For Sale or Lease,

%. KING STREET, NEAR PALAMA,
large house and good lot. Rent, $40 ytfr:
The lease has still ~ years TO run. Inquire 81
the office OF - ,,,,-s, ,,
234ocIO .HAWAIIAN CHINESE NEWS.
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Did he Moan 1t?
Harp,r's Ba@ar

i was at the breakfast table Mr.. s so
inrnoy was telling Mrs S. about a farce
he had attended the night before I'd ali an
al he. my dear you d have died led laugh
IN YOU c,.u,d have seen 1t! ihen ne
added. in one of burning enthusiasm
: .ow wish you'd been there:
~, Mrs : remarks directly afterward
, m such an unusually and violently per
soual turn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

III the city OF washington, W al
their houses. give assurance that
they can be here to act upon a
great public question on the day follow
iag this, We should hear piece of dtcln-
nation, thu senator appealing 60 MS Cod
and saying vita an 10 trlomphe air. "Weil
or ~, God has made them 10"
rur NOrE WAS rpsIr0NEn
I'LL o'clock the next day, and The senate
immediately adjourned Each party made
fun use Of the iull la the hostilitics. Late
that evening we were Sitting IN The sane
tum Of ;hc Cincinnati Gazette II maa-
agcr Gen, BQynton, was in great gcc az
having just caught senator C0Nan, OF
Pennsylvania, saying some vcry foolish
things TO crowd from the post0alcc
steps. The speaker suddenly recognized
BoyntoQ aud begged him 20 "ho modor-
ate' on him Many senator's came into
that room that night, and we will ncyc4
forget how earnest Henry Wilson was
his arm around the generals neck and
whispering some important political
secret.
The nest morning Edmunds was placed
on his first committee pensions Lame
OF Kansas introduced u resolution IN re-
ference TO the representation of Southern
states, and In the course of his remarks
bitterly attacked Wade for his course on
The previous day The latter with eyes
glowing like burning stars, ~prang to hi,
i feet and became more pcrsouul mud vim.
dictiyc than on the day before What
powder he put IN the words "your prcsl.
dcnt,N He finally said that his friends
had advised him to discontinue his re-
I marks But when the veto ucssagc came
up he was the first TO take the floor. ~
course he could not he there long without
a wrangle. and, as before, Lane wa,
"hi~ man" Then followed determinations
denominations and a general free light
until Doolittlo rescued the debate from
the slime With digniGcd speech in sup
port of the veto. GOV. Yates made
terse. straightforward speech which tl
the tired galleries was the gem of IN,
day
"I simply wish TO say that the Uniol
/ people of this country expect the Re
publican Union senators To march for
ward in the performance of their duty
Let us do it now, and do It for the coun
try
After few words from McDougall Oh,
I bill passed over the veto bya vote OF 81
to 10. OF the affirmative upon that ques
tlon only three or four are now in tn,
senate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

TO good audience which was highly
pleased with the entertainment,
quite Il sensation was raised yesterday
afternoon on West Main street by two
ladies having a quarrel. Mike Murphy, a
bartender az the Parnull saloon. Ia com
pany with the wife Of one Brown, a brake
man on the Central, was walking up the
street, close TO Eddto's arain-housc, when
they were met by Mrs Murphy, aud an
animated dialogue ensuCd, chiefly carried
on by Mrs. Murphy
Some anticipate trouble when Mr.
Brown comes la OF Of The road
The weather cleared up tiis morning
and turned warm, but about Q O'Clock "a
'blue northcr' came NO again and made
the weather very disngreenbIe.
Nothing IN courts thl. morning but a
cnse for ilghtlpg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
|bSancer of Tongue!

case ReaembIing That of Gen. Grant.
Nome ton YEAR ago had u scrofulous sore ON
[vrlrht hand which gavoai me gre trouble anu
|ner the cldstime treatment was hcalcH UP
| i suupased was well. ] found, however,
"a NM kocn driven into the system 10y the
/ III sinfiltu aud mercury, ana IN Mhrch, lss2,
I>rsI.o H0ttn my throat, and concentrated IN
. NJ 2Af,ta 81 the doctors dcnomlnatCd cancer
| III l,Ieccd nnder treatment for this disease.
| rs TX 0rFcyCn OF the best physicians In the
| nirg had me at different times under thelr
| rye. auiong them three specialists IN this
,lt huf ono after another would exhaust
| VIZ rAlfl and drop me- for | grew worse con
Fatty. Tsle cancer had eaten through my
rk. deetroying the roof oi my mouth and
s,f,r Up, then attacked my tongue, palate ana
earnn, destroying tho palate and under up
rely and half my tongue, eating out 10 the
I1f0fjny lcfi check bone and up TO the left
~ From n hearty robust woman of 100
inuE, I wa reduced TO a mere frame of skin
. iboncs, almost unable to turn MYSELF In bed.
IH,uid not eat any solid food, but subsistcd on
| usda, ahd my tongue was so lar gone could
. ttolk. Tho anguish of mind and inc nor,
~ AnHerngs OF body which | experienced
. yer'cnn be revealed, Given up by physcians
die, With no hope OF recovery upon the part
Ifficnds NhO sat around my bedside expect
rcvcfy Moment 10 Dc my last, in iact, my
| sband would piacc his hand ON me every
ItW and fhCu to see whether | was alive or
.t,And alpne time al decided that life was
,lnct, and my death was reported all over the
ISnth was nly ,yretchcd aud helpless condition
be- first OF iasl october ,issi}, when my friends
|,ihmonced giving me SWiits Specific In les
han f10nth the eating places stopped and
|,aiing eumiucnccd, anu the fearful aperture
ms cheek has been closed and irmly knitted
Igetlitr - process of 20 new under up " pro
Iessiux finely, and the tongue witch was
most deAtroyod Is being recovered, and Il
|,ctHs thatnuture supplying new tongue.
I nNi tain 80 that my friends can readily uu.
Isrstsund nc and can eat solid food Hgain. ]
ahlot0 wall, about wherever please with
%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
WANTED no BIZ 4 COWBOY.


stnuinE 90 See the Wnrid.
New lora Nurnins journal
"Say, gimme 70 ROOM viii grfn
childish voice pired nui these words
at tie West End hotel, No. 250 Eighth
avenue, late on Tuesday night.
The hotel clerk stopped writing, az
ranged his diamond pin, and turned 20
reply fIc Ass nobody IN front Of the
desk anA resumed his writing
"Say, am YOU deAil" cimc IN the same
piping voice
The clerk got down from his porch aud
leaned over the counter. his gaze icil
on little boy about tc;l yelrs % age
"We don't want my matches, bnbf
said the clerk
who's selling maichess ! want q
room, ! do and the interesting juvenile
reached up and took q t1othDlek
"liaye you got any moneyy' demanded
the clerk fm 3 ,ss.e.
Sin course has. f'ye got o.. want
q room for tonight I'm goln away 70.
morrow
"Where are you going?"
"Im gOln' 10 Texas 70 be 70 cowboy
am. Just gBze on ne, VIII yerff
The clerk promptly sent for police.
man and the boy MAS arrested ne gqye
his name as I.uceris Stevens, ton ycar.
old, VI Wanaque, A.J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
Ner, Remrri,nnlc Rccoyer, .

Mr.. Geo. v. willing OF Manchester,
Mich, writes "My wife has becn almost
helpless for i've years, so helpless that She
could not turn over In bed alone. She
uscd two bottles Of Electric .Bittcrs, and
Is 80 much improved that She is able now
TO do her own WORK.
Electric Bilters viii do all that Is
claimed. Hundreds Of testimonials at
test their great curative powers. Only
hfty cents bottle at II w. Williams 8
co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
DENIS0N.
How the Indian Territory Is Used as a
Grctua Green for Rma-
way Couples.
\ Feminine e--Con,piimctting au
Editor. rook tho Whole Herd
Knight, OF p,thlas Hall.
snnclnlto lhc Naaolle.

UENlsOI. TlN.. OCT. 20 ThO cm.
nlovrs of thr unrnld.Nrws onlcr ycsipr-
bnv showed thcir apprecintion al thrir
uoid hn.s wn. mo-, tprm him. Coi Tom
crnoi.. nr,n,irt,5' ri tbc n9i,rr. nv pre.
snntinr KIM Vim "a Gno pnir nf aol,l -pcc-
,aclre Dr WrIgft iocnI r,lit6r. made
.bnrf md ycrv nnnron,inic nra.entatiop
snracb in hch3if 4f tbt ,,hoys" Col. Tom
,psnondrd viii smiles anJ looked yonna
,,,,tn thou"h he bas rrarhnJ tbc Boy-
"cr,nd ,niIC-sinnc 1" nf, Sc,ct,l of Gis
,,,,.s"n, hande hayc yorl,rd ior him n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

II is poor economy 20 buy cheap TODD,
and IA greater mistake Is made By those
who use AN inferior brand Of baking pow
der, because 1t IS sold for less money.
means a iancy-prlccd article, yet II is
with me inferior grade of baking powders
With which the market has been flooded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
Never To Be Forgotten Scenes in
Congress in l866--Wade On the
Senate Floor,
Johnson's Veto OF the Famous Civil
Rights Bill and How u Was
Received.
The Memorable Passage at Arms, Between
Wade aud SicDougall- ates aud
sumner.
corro.ronaenee ol ID oalettc.

Correspondence Of tie Gazette
WIsutNGr0N, oct. lG.-Tho Republic
an party IN 1866 was divided into two
hostile factions, strongly intronched at
either cnd of Pennsylvania avenue. Clneas
on his return from his embassy at Rome,
told his MASTER Phyrrus, that "the Ro-
man senate looked like an assemblagc OF
kings TO some extent the American
congress eighteen years ago well deserved
similar tribute. In the house were
ThaddcuS stevens, Kerr, Raymond,
wentworth, Shellabarger Banks, y. b.
Washburne, Blame, Cunkling, Samuel j.
Randall Monil, Garfield, Allison, Bont.
uell, Davis James +. Wilson, Henry L.
Dawes. The senate list was equally illus.
trious Upon it were the names Of Re
yerdy IohrSon, Henry b. Anthony, Gar
rett Davis, George f. Edmnnds, w. p.
Fessenden, r. A. Hendricks, Henry ).
Lane, Howe McDougall, sherman, Trum-
bull, Chandler, Sumner.
The fourth, hfth, and sixth days Of
April that year were field days In the SEN
ate. Iohnson'S veto TO The cvii-rghts
4 bin was up Tor discussion and Senator
Trumbull, the author of the bill, like
skillful demonstrators OF anatomy, laid
the veto upon the table for dissection, in
W va i'''NN, - - ~ -!
Johnson was 10 delenu ana watched
lruhlpuli very closely oeinS apoul lhe
oiiiy one |" make interruptions. lie re-
plleu inc neNt gay III close legai aISu-
nlent' ana stoou Wen inc pauSerlhg Oh
hfnmDuil, iateS' ,Nye' ana fessenuol'
ne was m goou hunor lor keVerdy
Johnson tnouSh nus pug nose ana snort
hah gave MN iother hShting ar. When
Speclauy cNCl'eu ne would thrust
ms hanus violently mo ms pocket
10 inc great danger OF ms suS-
PehuerS' poullIlle was uneasy having
lust received request rom some OF ms
Wisconsin constituents 10. Noie Tor inc
pm 'oW0il was utIahl, SALISBURY sln'i-
me-, Hcndrlcks confident Inc iattct was
always ON gooQ terms WIN hlmscil-a
man OF hcuiUul he'Sht ana uark OF Skihj
. uetGp oVhF'clioHs ana reauy cnerEvHV9
SNIHlul 70 liIu@I anu luIi9 III uchdt' !
cunning M delense' out not a master OF
tne proads"otu IKE morton or McPoh-
: alI'
rune WAS CHARLES SrMNEH
OF crested bearing, mpcriouS carriage,
repellant rather than magnetic; hand
some, and conscious Of SC; courage ous,
cold; an historical curiosity from Pres
, ton Brooks cane.
Snuof,r JfltIn oi,f.ptnJ In a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
.aIi|AR R!ACE GUIDE

~ Eu0 PAGE, Pine Plates
~. eloih cod rit hinAirs sealed Zoe 800. IN Pose
NJ rqFr pey- over N1T vandesiui gsn psturss n
a, tt4f4s 70 no. articles on the believing tul<-it
si414 nrfY she u1i, Way manhood, woman hooA pay q
E Sal, ~ etlihigf ana vrfs5t, how life aud hat
w may a. iucF Api no ~ rioibes ~ frrfoaueiien 40
n4tt ihesc manisa p 20 nrihilng marriage shout
~ fttnFlfte D. t,r1 PSI r nfalt pcfsout, theu fsf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

ana turbulent between Belgrade, tie cap {
ltai Of Seryla, and the great ontrepot Of
the trade betwcan Austria ana Inrkcr
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Of the brilliant luminary already set. As
q specimen OF ready reply eau anything
Doc finer:
oNr. President; The senator from
Ohio Is IN the habit OF appealing TO his
God IN sindicatiou of his Judgment and
conduct; IL is Il common thing for him TO
DO so but, IN view OF the present demon
straton il may Won be asked, who aud
what Is his God. In the old Persian
mythology there was an Omuzd and
Ahrinan--a GOD Of light and beauty, aud
q god of darkness and death. The god Of
light sent the sun 20 shlne and gently
showers 20 ircctily the field; the god OF
darkness sent the tornado and the
tempest, and the thunder, scath-
ing with peslilencc the nations.
And in old Chaldcan times men
came to worship Ahriman, the god OF
darkness, the god of pestilence and fam
Inc; and his priests became multitude
nous and SWarmed the land and when
men prayed their offerings were, We
VIII not SOW Geld OF grain, We VIII not
dig we'll, VIC viii not dig tree" These
were the offerings to the dark spirit Of
evil until a prophet came, who redeemed
that ancient land; but he did Il dtercru-
cihNiou, Ike cur great Master.
''Ihe followers Of Allriman always APP
peaed to the same spirit manifested By
the senator from Ohio. Death Il to be
one OF bs angels now 10 redeem the Con-
I stitution ami the laws and 20 establish
liberty. Sickness. suffering, evil arc 10
be his ansels ami ne thanks the Al
mighty, his Almighty, that sickness,
danger and evil arr about.
/ II il q strange thing, an exceedingly