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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
A n BTNGHAN

Y,- 70 Mike CA0irs Batter -Take 'ne
mia from clean cows Ted 'S'y nas''a. 's 90
food 70 rsplstloa, strata ihroesn s'. e.Ss.
.pd submergs The milk In eoli iuaaiI.
s.,er FOR tsenty.fOcr holrs OF Iuu ~
through a separator. and cool tne el'su
eslow slx,y degrcss tssnty-iour hoafs os-
forr charming.
when tse cream 1. thoroughly sslm,- ,,s
t.,.a .nd thick~ns on the surface WIN
.eIa. temper 10 nry-eight degrees 70 81" ,,
m,r ana six,ytwo 10 winter. and ena'a ~ ~
,e,,,, r.x,latlous per miuate- stop IN.
earn when the hu,tsr grsnules arr so.s
s,oash 10 roll ofIhe glass ~inios 10 .nr
earn. spread cold water or resk .'.ss ~
~x.nl, over the butter and drain on ~
ho,,srmllk; use Two more wsshings WIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

We see some young man who has squan-
dered his money and ruined bis heAith oy
srcssses, aud before % years OF age 10 40
all broken down and played oai man In
all sGch cases prescribe natures tonie
and nervine. Sulphur Bli,srs. They supply
food for the brain. strengthen the nerves,
and are successful in nine cases oet OF ten
nh ItssfrfIa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

IL had salt rheum 50 bad that eoslin's
bear any heat Have suffered much from
10 Tried many remedies without help.
Two bottles OF Browns Ssrssp,rills len
ny shin perfectly smooth Lewis Hath
orr. .,Pfopfiet0r fAfmers' Hotel. Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

A sure cure for dellrium usmens las re-
Gently been discovered. Hold . ersIJ-
Quilt up IN front OF . patient The reality
Is so much worse than the Imaginary Dor.
rors, that q reaction sets In ~ once and
eonyale.csuce follows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Ian glad 10 tell you that slnee usins
Athlophoros I am freer from Rhsumatsm
than 1 have been 10 twenty yesrs, ady
near me, who could not turn In bed Tor
Two years, has found relief from it-Rsv'
Mrs. A. Heath, Castleton, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

II am convinced lhs, the world is daily
growing better" remarked q reveiend gen.
tlsrnsn 20 brother clergyman; my con-
grerstiou IL constantly Increasing"
Eyes" replied the other, who hsppened
20 Be . psnltsniiary chaplain. "and so 10
mlre."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Father 10 Sleepy Boy-"coms, Jsmss,
you ought ~ be up with the lara 90 such
. beautiful morning"
M,,,sr.offsct Boy-"rhsfs all right,
but how am going 10 get Up ihefeF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

According TO an old stsnosrsp sphsf's notes
ordinary everyday Enslish speech only
employs 200 words. Evidently be never
took noiss q, q Boston fen.ie Sewing 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

wShington belle IA young naval ofieer
81 suppose the hsrdships Of your life q
times, Lieutenant Slnecure, are simply
frlghtful."
Lieutenant slnecurt -"Ya'as, very. The
cost Of gold braid alone is somsthiny fear
ful /"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

A genuine ring ,hs, belonged 10 Schiller
and which contains . lock OF the poets
hair. Vas recently sold q, Dsrlln FOR only
s55. New York and other city riggs cost
q great deal more money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Ffrs. All ris stopped frse by Dr. klises
Great Nerve nssiorer. No fits amer nfs, dAys
bottle fres % Fii cAses. ssnd 20 Dr. xiins, ~i
Arch So. fhila.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Indications for Rhode Island Extreme
thirst, the cool beer wave passes away
Rom weather threatened. Drag shop bar
oms,sr higher. Cyclones OF sly dfinhins'
Policemen becoming variable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
VOLUME LII.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

on practical agricultural top
- n -slicltesf. AHlirv.. All C,irumuu iCsfiuns
tutsnsird A. this d.lartiasut "a AoaiCrt
rIkAL HufrtA. OkTuuu uutnUCHAr. fAkis. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
Renew and retain Jour youthful appear.
ance By using Halls Vegetable sieinsn
Hair Rsnewer, the beet article OF its t'n''

They are going down TO dinner. He
s.M.y 1 I cit on your right hand" shs-
.ob. I thint you had better take eh'if'
i IL dlf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

The editors chief recreation In the sum'
msr time IL found In the perusai OF cireu-
lars and pamphlets describing the oesaues
OF vacation resorts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

ws.a nsSy 80 s.si. vs ss's her css.ss,A
wAsa sAs.-ss cAli. shs sr,~i fss cssiss,A.
Wien .As.bsesn. hls', 'As slsns 70 cs.,SriA
wass sA.AslcAs.ls.a, sAs gave tAsa css'ss'A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Purify Jour blood. tone up the ,ystsn'
and regulate the digestive organs oy Ak.
Ing Hoods sarsspsrilla Sold oJ Oh our
dfuggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
catarrh Cured

CAiarh s = very prevalent disease. viii
distressing and ofenslye symptoms nocfs
sarsaparilla gives ready relief and speedy
cure. frun the fact u acts through The blood.
and thus reaches every part of The sysien-
II suffered with eaiarrh fifeen years Tod
uood's sar,aparilia and am not troubled any
with eatauh. and my grnerai health is mnch
better" l. W. LiILIs. Postal Clerk Chicago
& 81. Louis Railroad.
suffered with eaiarrh o. years; tried
many wonderful cures. inhaiers. etc. spend-
ingneariy one hundred Dc liars without benefit
tried Hcoi's sarsarsnia. and was greatly
Improved" NJ A. AnBEr. Worcester. Ma
Hood's sanap.rilia 10 eharaetsrired ~
three peculiATities ist, the corbssafton a
remedial agents, 81, The proportion, ~. The
procss a securing TIE active medicina
qualities The result Is q msdieins of unusual
strength. efecting cures Hitherto unknown
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"IIOod's sarsapartllA tones up my system,
funfes my tlOoi. shaTt fns my alrttits, and
seems 90 make me oyef." J. H. THOMPSON,
Register % Deeds. Lo~,ll. Mass.
"IfOod's sarsaparilla beats All others. and
isworth IL weight In COLA" !. BAkkIsoross
io Baak street, New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

49, NAiAN laINtl " IaifNr - Ahtr feH-
.Ct ~srv raj. Aud we pfvssnt ies OF
ne h,st. Coz Tue psrusA % our readers
EAch writer "a. hmitsd - three hundred
40 81
aRs ". A srHrilrNsoN.
Hlr o. Mitr sooi BATTER Good bat.
tsr is FREE from iof,igu psrtlciss, ~ milk,
csssin 90 dusi. has solid golden color. l.
erm snd wsxy, hss no stale oiors, but
gives cot a de.illous aroma, has brittle
<raiu Aud has oIc uaucc 81 the ec.t dairy
at psr p1uni. vsll distributed. fhs kvy
io ils pr,siactiou D. " hrAius Where
Arg stock % common sense II Possessed,
IA conditioSs vii nc right; CO.'S viii b.
tested snd thv p,or ones Exchanged
rropsr fsod Ia proper quautiues ~il oc
given. Ahurdaucc % pufv, tfmpcfaie
sAisr ~lu - provided Shelter from
stnfms and sever cold. carsful hsudilng.
aud inicci the almost kiuiurss must nr
ttsif. Thus thv coss Nil os ttoroggh
" Comflrtsbls. srd always a. tAeir b--t.
r. C.ssn. TtIs 0. the nfst commsn =
msuf. MIA taint. sAsy, tat cannot h. ie.
stored bat from M utdfr. hsruyari
otpr.. must from sour churus 90 ioal Gel
lar. al must bv avuidrf
NNNH.M n. N"f IN NNrN'NHf - NA 80"
water 10 I'D degrees fshfsnaeit of there
sI.ut.. aui Surrounded ~ clean aif
Avoid txtftmf- oi heat of cold. Skim
ss,st. sur to flpru cream ssenly, sui
ctufu lu rrst sisgr 20 soufusss, ~ 80 ds-
grr,- o. 81 drgr,,. fshreuhvit Take the
tturn t1st 49, pfuiace splrudli batter in
thc shoftfst tims To cfvsm musk hsvr
s.utIstlra whlc t.iug charmed. Inis
aifoss TIE sxChaugo of -. f1f Oxygen aui
tae r,aiy ubcfslug 20 tac gfAuaics GO.
slrs
when thc butter Is "hfoks" 81 nos
chafu 10 to gfrsss. bat dras Of ihe miik,
sssh the batter thoroughly iu pore, COLL
waifr. un upou tle sorkrr. at. ard S1tk
ouIy rrough 90 rruirr soid aui di.ifinnie
tns AL AsDld utefsofkiug Pack ln
c.san ash tars ~thult poauilnS 10 dosn.
Tee col1riug matter spsfiugiy. u ~ al
Keep icc oat 10 milk Aui crvan. Cover
rlffrr frum t1r aIr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

select cows rich in butter makiug qiai-
Itts TIE gt.tgfrs shnai nc if,e ifom
slaughs. tui sup ici siih plenty " water
fr,rl spriug. 20 wIuf.mIl.. frri Una Wln-
trr such ~ har. Gus cHru stsiks. snsIssr,
rruuuf corr srd oats. bran sui oil meh. n
.msu Quantities.
MIA =. soon as drasn fron thc c'N
.hnud b. 80 iu co'i saisr 10 Ar Al a
.. t.mqvraiurr ms n'gaef taan ti irsfers ot
.as.r thau lI frgrvrs 4 .e uassfv in
haniuug tiilsf milk of cram. II tnr
crssm d. taken fron the miS s"rr', lei u
.tard uutI sulr. nlt unt lpng ruua-h in
h.cumr bitter U.e siiher sqlArr DIX 20
narr.I chufus temper the cream iu Nlnief
o. cd degrees aui iu summsr % - de-
grvvs.
lu coiofing be governed hy the mafs't
Tee ~ oll color. aui ny aui gei uatafA
Jaue shade % thr batter
whsn the huiier grsullfs are ths s.tr
% wheat. stDp tar Chafu sui iras ~ m
rst,rfmlk. thsn spnuk.e or zoe butter
sbaat uue pluul 90 AT o. ostry niN
,.arf. 90 butter. th,u wa.h tnc ruti,r
sin clear. COLI wktrf-lsc hpsc 10 pc
.i,.~. ThI. ~iI drive oat tle at sui
n1ttsrmUk Al tlr sane tne. Do not mAs-
thc tuttsf ln ihe churu. hai A'icr ~A.hlus
ths sscori time. NiihDlt sat, tsNe N
pa isf % ihc worker in thr sraua.sr i'fm'
and sii uur ogncc 10 Zoe taifY sali to ne
posnf 90 butter work or stIr ughty uniil
ihs salt Is thoroughly mixed Siih i1c nai.
Ter. Thsu 10 10 stsnt A. a tcmqrrAiafe ui
ahout , degrees frum "A % twelve noaf-'
theu 10 .hpali 1c rvNorkri lniA An even
color aud gralu = obtained, All packfd
/ In ssh tub. pals or hlxrs, sra.ci Win
parchment papsr or ci1tn, covered Win
sa.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Ne fl Wa. Cl.rf Barrr.-rac art
% butter msklrg in this dsy aui asr oi
th~ worlf ha. h,sn rvfuc~i to sscirncc.
We nav. rules aui fvgu.ailous given us.
~ p.rsons of snpcflenc~. sni good soanl
lufgmsui. which. N imQicity cump.l'l
~itn. cannot fail o. hfiug form outiTf that
wiI D. satisfactory, noih o. mAsrf An'
consumer. vii hvrr give o1r process
for mAsiug butter
". co,ol th~ milk 49, soon ~ possible. %
he tsmprrsturc of rfty-rEr degrec>, uslus
for th~ uurppsc tInc.liuci huh To "aisfi
aus plalu. straight uu can. fof ihc nils
-ifh psrioraiiuu- in The covers to ali~
ID, imguf.tis- 20 the mllk . pts' 90 While
cosnne W. change ih- wsier la ths onN
onsu. 10 t1e hottest weather ~ lei IN
mia stani frum twenty. - thir'y ~
hoar.. then skin sui i,t The clean stsri
ts-rtv .f,ur huur. Aut chlfn, htsins t1r
t.nu.r.furr % the cream ~ -ixiy.tso ir-
rr.,s We use the Granny churu, ~hlch q
nrirs. thc butter. 4lickly, 10 = gfAnaiAisi
r,rr ~hlch /. stu1n wufkvi into good
.hsp- Tor sailing ~ th- a.. Of ruund po"i
80 IsfIr iu summrr. AMI patent naiisf-
workrr La ~Intsf oar rule fur sAurs l.
on. ouucr 90 at ~ one puuui OF paiirf'
u.inr the nsst dairy ss.l waen iac sali
!. 49, wofkef into the batter. Ne ist u
.tsuf untiI dissolved, lthst II, N" sAii'
.ot N. batter then work uLtll The nai-
t.rnllx Isal oai. tskiug care nsi % irA~
"a. l.ii~ on the butter. a. that inNAfiA1l
mske- 10 grva-y. Lsvfy uien-h as'd 20
mailing butter shuud he scfuplioa'p
clean Guo.i coSs ~sl I'D aud cared Tor.
\. quite an important itsm la maklug gooi
ruttsr. A. Is also cummpu seuse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

no,,.r rules s.rong-ln boarding. houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

HOW To MAKE coon BUrrER.
A. the loss STATE Fair .ome thrse weeks
ago, qalie uumbsr " pap,rs Un this ,eo-
-Ct Ssrv RAJ. Aud sc prsssut fes OF
ths h,st. fpr Tue psrusA % our readers
Hash writer sNs lmited % three hundred
antf.
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Professional Cards, dc.

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Hoods SarsaparilIa

solt BY all druggists. o. slt for e;- hsls
only by C. I. HOOD . 60. Lowell. Mass.
100 posos Ono Dollar.
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The Millinery Department
THE LATEST AMERICAN INVENTION.
THE VICTORY oF ELECTRICITY.

purposes,
could rid the
that which should become generally useful and popular must be portable
Electric Light Company last succeeded completely realizing
this IDEAL lighting and there doubt that this most important invention
and is neither complicated diesab in manipulation all tia. necessary
neither
which the
absolutely
fr eon or naoon as in te dase eas the left open eoO
preferable
l. manipulation that
produced
excluded light
accident the glass surrounding the burner should be broken
That 1t Will burn even the strongest WIND completely unaffected TINS G
This lamp constructed for the present different
cellars houses Cor similar places where
Per lamp delivered any part oft eword.
las globe
q delivered free to any part Of the world that, . M
and eady Light has large white globe DECORATED most efu
Foot lamp in either bronze Japanese snce or silver
All in
sizes Band
chemicals bepurclasd
changed money refunded if the should not
abroad filled unless
any 5 6hs best mgt s9e P n8s s 81 BY az
All orders, the smallest heulnr
3-Our Electric by law, a >nts
N consgn
where Ho spfS 81 1no T 5 F pitp Inquired
ELECTRIC LIGh
PHILADELPHIA, u,
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
FRIDAY, March 5th.
Al Qui, for larceny of fowls valued at
So, the property of John Markham, was
remanded until the 8th, at the request
of his counsel.
All You and All Sup (w) were charged
with having opium in possession, and
remanded until the 9th.
Pau forfeited bail of Sc for drunken-
ness.
All Holt was charged with larceny of
bricks, the property of T. w. Rawlins.
1t appears the latter had two dray-loads
of brick lying at Leleo. He missed a
quantity, and hid himself for the pur-
pose of finding out who carried them off.
The prisoner came along with a basket,
filed it full of bricks, and walked off.
He came a second time and was about to
take away more, when Rawlins seized
and held him until policeman arrived.
He was found guilty and sentenced to
imprisonment at hard labor for fifteen
days.
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wives and children either TO the United /
States OF the Colonies, preferably the /
latter The idea, in our judgment, Is /
good one, and it is worth considering
whether steps might not be taken 10
present the advantages of these Islands
as field for British industrial settle
ment. We are aware that objection has
been made to all such suggestions that
the climate is not adapted to white labor,
but this is simply absurd when one con-
siders the various fields in which it is
proftably employed. Take Queensland,
for example, or the Northern Territory
OF Australia, where white labor IS en-
ployed at mining, agricultural and pas
toral pursuits, and one has a complete
answer to any climatic objection regard
ing these Islands. 1t is true that
Queensland sugar planters object, on the
score of economy, to employ white labor,
but they base their objection ostensibly
| ON the inability of white men to
stand the climate. This sta tement
| has been demonstrated to be in
| correct, and Prime Minister Griffith
of Queensland, has officially and pub
licly declared that the country will not
tolerate further coolie immigration for
reasons of public policy. Queensland
is white mans country" he said, ''and
it must be settled by whites" Now, the
climate of Queensland is far more tryingtc
men of European birth than the climate
of these Islands; so also is South Africa
and many other places that might be
named.
/ Our purpose in making these remarks
is to disabuse the minds of many re
garding the effect of the climate upor
Northern races. The introduction o
Portuguese has been decided success
the Scandinavian and North German
ventures were failures because the scum
of the population of seaport towns wa
gathered and shipped here. When w
speak of the immigration of people from
Northern Europe and the British Isles
therefore, we mean respectable peopl
who would elevate and improve the ma
tiyes by daily contact-men and womeI
who have been trained in industrial
habits, who are viEtuous and respectabl
at home, and not the sweeping OF tn
slums of foreign cities, or the offscoul
ing of society generally. We are salts
fed if the conditions OF life in this King
dom were truthfully presented in Grea
Britain and Northern Europe that W
should have a steady immigration OF
} most desirable class, who would settl
here permanently and help to build u
/ and strengthen the nation, forming
bulwark for it's independence and
guarantee for its prosperity.
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UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTES.

Senator Warner of Ohio has a bill be-
fore the United States Senate to retire
all the National Bank notes and supply
their place with United States currency
notes, limiting the issue to $3.50, 900, 900,
and keeping that amount continually
afloat. In other words, he would create
a non-interest bearing debt of $3.50, 000,-
600, which would be about double the
present amount of this kind of national
obligation. If that were done the United
States Treasury would become a great
national banking concern. 1t may ulti-
mately come to that, but Senator War
ner's proposal is premature. The Ma
tional banks have rendered a great SER
vice to the United States by giving it a
steady currency, and although it is no
doubt based upon national credit, the
Treasury is fully guaranteed against loss,
and bank circulation is taxed as a source
of revenue. Indeed, until very recently
bank deposits and capital were likewise
taxed. The difficulty might be met by
issuing currency notes to the amount OF
the called bonds deposited by National
Banks as security for circulation. The
effect would be that National Bank notes
withdrawn from circulation would be re-
placed by Treasury notes, thereby pre-
venting contraction OF the currency.
This plan is feasible, and it would not in
any way interfere with vested or trading
interests.
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THE Indian budget being short 81 ,000,-
600 on account of military expenditure
to repel the Russian advance upon He
rat, cost of the Burmese expedition, ETC.,
a tax of per cent upon the income of
all professional men and officials not
heretofore taxed has been proposed.
The fall in the price of silver, consequent
upon England's persistence in the gold
standard, is likewise another reason for
increased taxation. 1t discriminates
against Indian trade which England
monopolizes Unless the double stand
ard be adopted by England there viii be
trouble with India. Taxation may be-
come too burdensome even for that land
of fabulous and real wealth.
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HonoluIu Ltbrary Association.

The officers and trustees of the Library
Association held their regular monthly
meeting on Thursday evening. The
Hall and Library Committee reported
1890 volumes on the catalogue, of which
1874 had been added since the removal
to the new building in September, 1884.
The number of persons making use OF
the circulating department of the library
is from 125 to $50. OF these 124 persons
had books out at the date of the report.
No record is kept of the number of per-
sons making use of the reading room and
reference library The subject of a
printed catalogue was under considera-
ton, as were also plans for series of
entertainments for the benefit of the
Association Owing to the absence OF
the Treasurer the usual monthly financial
statement was not presented.
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supreme Court.
BEFORE JUDD, C. J.

THURSDAY, March 4th.
In the bankrupt estate OF Luiz Rod
rigo, claims were proved-to the amount
OF 1851 20. W. A Kinney was elected
assignee.
FRIDAY, March 5th.
In re bankruptcy of Thomas E. Krouse,
of Honolulu. The assignee, Thomas R.
Lucas, presented a schedule of the per-
sonal effects of said bankrupt, valued at
1885, as per appraisers return, and
asked that the Court award what items
in said inventory be allowed the bank
rupt. The Court ordered that the bank
rupt select items out of said inventory to
the amount of $3.50, and balance be
turned over to the assignee. The as
signee appeared in person, II. E. Avery
for the bankrupt.
! In re estate of Benz. F. Bolles, of
Honolulu, deceased, continued from
February 2Sd. The Court heard explain
atoms as to certain items in the
executors accounts, which were salts
factory, and no objections being made
| on the part OF the heirs, said accounts
were approved. The executors charged
themselves with $38, 1878 10, and asked
to be allowed $31 1924 Is, balance
! $7,O54 OF. Mrs. Elizabeth c. Bolles, the
widow, has a life interest in both the
personal and real estate of the deceased,
remainder over to the heirs.
In re estate of Jean NJ. Daigle, Of
Honolulu, deceased. The Administrator
Hon. w. G. Parke, asked that the Court
confirm the sale by him of that piece o.
real property situate at Kapalama, which
was sold on the fourth of March, instant
to George L. Desha for the sum of 81 ,225
The auctioneer's return and the affidavit
of G. NJ. Cooke show that the sale was
regular, upon reading which the Court
signed an order confirming the sale ant
directing deed of conveyance to the
purchaser to be made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-06
POINTS ABOUT IMMIGRATION.

The industrial condition of England is
far from satisfactory, the recent Trafalgar
square gathering and subsequent riot be-
ing a mere indication of the surface dis
content. That uprising of the masses, how
ever, caused an opening of the purses OF
some of the weather. classes, and 92O,-
900 $500, 0O0) were subscribed in very
ehort time for relief. But this does not
4ouch the root of the evil, and it has
been suggested that the money had
much better be spent in paying the pas
sages of unemployed men and their
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-06

SOME time ago one of our local con-
temporaries spoke of the prosperity and
wealth of the French people. If it had
spoken of their thrift it would have been
correct, because the French people man.
age to live upon less, with a greater ap-
pearance of comfort, than people OF any
other nationality France can hardly
be said to be prosperous. It's industries
are not progressing, and its agricultural
classes complain of low prices and foreign
competition. Wars of conquest and de-
tense, a craze about colonization, an
enormous expenditure to maintain an
army and navy on war footing in times
of peace, the maintenance of the clergy,
and the interest upon the public debt
press heavily upon the French people.
Last years budget called for over $780,
100000 in taxes, plus local and munich
pal charges.