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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-15
Every Morning Except Sundays.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ::
Payable InyartaJly in AdoancC
VenezueIa's One Man Power.
ICnr. Inter. Ocean I

(Cor. Inter ocean,
Guzman Blanco is supposed to carry
congress, council, president. and courts
all under his own hat. He dominates
senators and members Of congress, and
his candidates are invariably elected lie
makesout a list of candidates for the
councI9iI and they are chosen; then the
man whom he names is made pfGSas.dent
There is constitutional provision prohib
ltlng the reelection Of a president,
so that GUzman can serve in that ca
pacity every alternate two years, the
intervening time being filled by some
friend of his choice, who is said to be en-
tirely subject to his will His fourth and
last term expired in March, 1894; but in
March, 1886, if he lives, he will be presi-
dent again, for there is no one in Fene-
Z0ela who cares or dares contest the au-
thority of GuZman.
The president of Venezuela to-day is
Joaquid Crespo, negro of good military
record. imposing in appearance, and of
reasonable ability. He has cabinet of
six ministers-of exterior relations, of
finance, of war, of fomento of public
works. of public instruction. The
minister of fomento combines the
duties of our secretary of the in
terror and postmaster general, and
the little navy is under control of
the secretary Of war. The residence of
the president faces the central plaza, or
Plaza Bolivar, and is known as the Vel
low House, but is not at present occu-
pied, being too small to contain the family
of Gen. Crcspo, who has seven children.
Guzman Blanco never occupied it, for the
same reason, as he has nine children. The
" Yellow House" is gaudy affair of two
stories, with only twelve rooms, including
four official parlors, a magnificent state
dining-rOom, servants quarters, and all
that sort of thing. Omcial dinners are /
given there nowadays, and occasionally I
the president receives foreign ambassadors |
in the Darlors
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HARRY BYNG'S
LEVI STRAUSS & co.

Il and 10 Battery street, San Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-15

The yearly products of American for
ests exceeds in value that of all the iron,
steel. and coal combined
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a SSIST .ANCF..

1 NYONE WHO Is WILLING TO GIVE ANY
"A assistance 70 those who suffered by the IRE
on the 10th day of April, 1885, is hereby cordially
invited to send his donation to the Hon. s NJ
Damon. Treasurer, and notify w c. Achi the
Secretary, for notice in newspapers.
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The RisdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beale and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. ..CALIFoRNIA
w. H. TAYLOR. President
JOS. Superin tendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
ID 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 aud Steam Tugs
constructed with reference TO the trade in
which they are to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed
SUGAR SSILLS AND SCGAR-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 and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRA ULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Rlveting Machinery
that quality of work being far superior to
hand work.
SHIP WORK Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
c hc Coast of the HeIne Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Drect Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or
City Works purposes, built with the cele-
DRAFTED Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. N. > wILLIANdS,... Honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs Spreclxels Block.
(Agent for Hawaiian Islands
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Wire ermdhnten Iebthin, oaR

Wir~ ermdbnten lebtbin, oaB in
einem proseiie gegen einen bairii6en
Heoafteur elm n6ammerlafai" beg DOrs
misunderstanding, Namens Nlfons
Weber, als @ntlaItunas3euge bDrgerus
fen pprben fei. Wie fid ieboh beraus.
ffent, 1T Weber ME &ammerlatai geme=
fen, fonbern bon 9aus aus 56rifties
ber, iener bielberufene gbebaurleser,
uel6er in Der leBten 3eit ben unsladlis
den &bnig perf6nli9 bebiente, Der ihn
wufG, antIeibete u ! no. Nlpbous Meber
bat nod fur3 por Der &ataitrop5e, tpie
bamals befannt purbe, iebr beoeutenoe
@efdrnfe befommen, u. u. aud eine
benz Staatsi6aB entnommene Brilliant
N9raffe. in Der IeBien gfa9t, in melder
bet G0nig nod in 0obenifmangau
mar. 1000 M. bnar, smei foitbare ub.
rem, einen ptd1tigen Sting, eiuen Grebs
in Silber, eine fdriftll6e f0nisll6e
Nnmsiiung auf $4,000 W., tpelde Der
treueeWeber nod benz 3ooe tes &6nigs
bon Der Gabinetsfaiie eingetla9t bat;
friber i9On bat berfelbe Yian9etten'
tn6pfe erbaIten, auf benen bic Bu1itas
ben A (Mlpbous) unb L (9ubwis)
berI9lungen in Brillanten, f9 befins
ben. Na6 ieiner @ntlaHung aus benz
Militdr bat %. eine Stelung als
s9rifiieber nidt aasenommen, ionbern
pribatilirt in Miin6en.
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Die Dret parteten fur3e 3eit an Der
Sbiir. SEQ erfunbigte fid na6 Den
ginnabmen unb 6edter antiportete nit
Stol3, baB fi9 bas Sbeater in leBterer
3eit-ieitoem er bic &esie fibre unb
Orbnung unb Oiseiplin bineingebra9t
babe,-au einef bisber ni9t bagepefes
men proipsritdt beraufgearbeitet babe.
Gr 6eutete glei6aeitig an, baB ct bier
eigentli9 ni6t am re9ten Orte fei. @r
ftebe au9 in unterbanblung nit einem
gr6Beren 0oftbeater, bas ibm geffatten
tperbe, iein eisentlides &6nuen, iein
Salient als Megiifeur tlaiiiiber Werfe.
5il erpeiien. &laus b6rte fein Wort
bon benz, mas bic &unfiiinger eiuanber
eradblten, er b6rte nur Die trippelnben,
i9nellen @9ritte in Der @arberobe.
Ser &iegel murbe 3uriidgef9oben, bic
Glinfe berabgeDriidt, bic 9biir eing
auf, unb &atbi itano bor ben 6erren.
Sic lab in ber burgerli9en Sradt nod
biel bubf6er aus.
Das bunfelfarbige @emmerfleib NIT
benz meiBen Stebfragen, um oen fofett
elm 6erreniblips in grOBer WtatrOien'
f9leife gei6lungen mar, tleibete iie ale
lerlieb1t. sic bate li1 abgef6minft,
unb ber punberpoa mattrpeiBe SENT,
3eigte ii9 nun in fetner pollen pradt.
Sd bab's mir glsid geoa6t, baB Sic
es linol lagte iie 5u &laus. 9err @ott!
t6nnen sic flati6en! sic beftelle ih
mir geipiB gu menem Be1efiB-8eliebt's
ben 0erren, bereinsuipa5ieren2 febte iie
bin3u.
Gatbi fpra9 ben unperfdli6ten Wiez
net Dialeft. &laus bate WfiiDe, Maes
au berffeben, aber Die eigenthiimliAen
Naute, Der Stimmfal unb Wobltlang
beg Organs mirfte auf iein Obr eins
f1mei6elnb unb rei3boa tpie cine sarte
Melobie. st ld1elte Dor Woblbebaz
gen. st a6tete ni6t auf bic unges
mitbli6feit bes fleinen 3immers, in
bas er nit ben anbern trat; bic Qibe,
bic ibm bide @dpeibtropfen auf bic
Siirn trieb, belditiete ibn ebenio ipes
mig, bic bur9 Die brei groBen @osHams
men griinblih berborbene 2uft, In Der
ct faum atbmen fDnnte.
(GOrtfesums foIst.)
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fOa man 10 aufbeben, oaB fe feinen
@9aben anridten f6nnen.
ltebler Mthe,1t

fommt aus benz Magen unb tann lei9t
5efeitigt peroen. tpenn man ab unb all
g i'm mons 2iber Regulation
einnimmt. St III eisentlid fir ben
Masen geeignet, beiert bic Sdure, aers
it6rt bic fauligen @ale uno legt Die
gnt3dnbung. Nimm nod benz gfen
einen balben Sbeel01el boll; bas erz
leidtert ben Stoffmediel unb fdert
uOlige 8eroauung, obne tpel9e iene
tpioerli6e 5t6rung, iibier Ntbem, ents
ffeben muB. Ser Regulator beieitigt
@aaigteit, beilt Dpspepiie, 9artlelbigs
felt uno nerb6ies &opfmeb. 1T rein bes
getabilli6 uno barmlos. Sour ben bon
.3eilin & So. bereiteten gebrau9e.
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Sotol. 1853 154

9ierbei il iebO6 GolsenOes gu 6e.
merfen:
Sn@alif EN- 1T bas Wabl>
ergebniB nod nibt gana beatmmt.
M6slider Weiie baben bic Oemotraten
3 ober gar 4 5ibe erruugen.
Sn s lora b o 1T bas Wablersebs
niB ebenfaQs nod nidt gang geuiB.
giner Der ben &epublitauern in
goros Carolina gut sei6riebenen Ser
treten iit als Mrbeiter gewdblt. @r TT
ein Neger uuo wirb pobl nit ben Ute
&epublifanern fimmen.
81 q bobe Sslanb B muB fur ets
nen Oiitrltt cine yleumabl ffattfiaben.
IN % eff 8ir9inien beans
fprudeu ole &epublitaner 5pei Slbe.
Dana1 fann tie 5timmen3abl Der
Demofraten auf III iieigen, ober gut
166 ltnten. Oie 5timmen5abl Der Ges
pubItaner fanu auf 157 iieigen ober
auf Isl linten. (M.o W.)
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eines eapitaius aliidlibe entDednms.

@opt. 6 Imam. e6oner Bepmuuth, oer
amiiden atlantic Gitb unb &ep gort fabrt,
lit 10 bef is an Suften, bab er ndt fdlafen
fennte @r murbe nerdnlabt, Or. Sing Nep
Oiseoocrb sesea susaebruns su oeriudsn:;. Es
osriduift ibm nidt nur uusenblidltde 2inoe'
rurs, ioubern 1eilte ibm aud bic punbe Brun.
Ssine sfiaber Daren in seider gBeiie aftatrf
unb cine einaise Ooiis bate bel ibnen benielben
suten grfoIs. Dr. Sings Mem Oiseopers tli
nun bas Sauptmittel i'm Golemanl6en Saus'
balt uno am 8orb be8 ShonerS.
Yrobeaofden biefes Mittels gratis in "
Oreib' NpOthefe.
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Sin Snmn,er nns bortn1 fiber @fa

yin Dnmner NM bartnf tiger 0i1nbe
an bic Birtfamteir seipifIer snitel, bic auf eine
sepaltfame @tife wirten, III cine Saipdd,e,
bic bic ginfdliisen unb bic Bprurtheilspollen
beberrf&t. Ser unpsrninftise @ebraud non
abfubrmitteIn iif cine febr aewobnlide Vbafe
Der Narrbeit Diefer 9eute. aloe, YooOphilin
nit 8udsriber3us, gafot0l, Guedfilber unb
anosrs aItmooifHe u aneimittel baIten ii6 nod
imner inter bieler alaiie BON eeuten, uno OBJ
sleid Der grfols bon s ftetters Masen.
bitters seniisenb bcpeiif, baB @epalt sur
9eilung niat notbmenbis it, 70 befebsn bic
gnbdnser einer ldnsit ipioerlesten 9beorie
barauf, uusepObnlid srobe Ooien bon Nb>
fIbrmitteln su seorauden. Dpfpepiie, Ser.
ftopfuns unb 2eberleibsn werben ebenfo gents
unb srunbli9 bur1 bas Biiters sebetlt, aIs iie
unfsbIbar bur9 ben nnberniinftiser @ebrau@
Oer Arsneien, bic mir perbummt baben, ber'
fdlimmert weroen. @edfelfisber. Nerbofitdt,
&heumctismus unb llntbdtisfcit ber @icren
weiden bel benz Tebrau6e bes Bitters.
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Snterefante Grfabrmnsen.

Ser M0belbdnbIer Siram Cameron in 60,
Iumbus, Ga madt ieine erfabrunssn in fol.
babe i'd ieoes Selmiitel fur Magen- nnb gle,
renIeiOen beriudt, Das fd i'm Sansel bsfinoet.
aber obne &rfOIs, bis i'd enbli6 Electric Bit.
ters sebraudte. SD nabm Glafden uno bin
iest sdnalid gebeiIt uno bolte electric 8ltters
fir ben belten 8Iutreiniser in oer gBeIt. Major
u. 3. &eeb pon 9Seit s,berte, ab.. sebrdudte
electric 8itters sesen lanse beffebenoe 9teren.
affection uno fast: uNi6ts bat mir 70 9ebolfen,
ais electric 8itters."
gsrfauft au so Gents Die 8Iafde bel u.
Drei6.
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= 8riefmarfen fir Die beuti6en
Golonien in Nfrifa unb Reuguinea
ioaen am l. Sanuar 1887 in Serte9r
gebra9t merben. Oieielben werben IN
Der slei9en Garbe unb WeItbbe3ei3e
nung mie bic oeutf1en Wtarten berges
felt uno tragen nur Oben ben Wermert
.Golonien bes Deutihen Hei1es", llIls
ten vNfri.a" ooer ngeeugdinea."
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GER Sobn 5dDaa, elm Garmer
in Der Ndbe BON ylfOlaus, @utter Co.,
California, bdlt In feinem 9aufe iabr=
aus unb iahrein Or. Muguif G6nig's
0amburger Sropfen, oefen bewdbrten
Brnlttbee uno aud bas st. Safobs. Del
itets borrdtbig unb perlangt mad feinen
anbern 6ausmitteln.
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Seutibe 3eitung in China. -
Wie mon aus @bina idreibt, erf6eini
bort iebt aud cine beutide 3eitung,
unb awar in 5bangbai. Diefe erfff
beutfde 3eitung in China pirb bon Ell
mem 9errn 5. BON @unbla6, friibel
Officer i'm 6inehi6sn Nanpang Sc.
f1maoer, rebigirt.
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vwbite aiuer, %. s. Oft.'S2.

N<U9tte JtlUelf 1Us &. 1sts O1.
9erren Dr. $. s. Mper & So. Meis
ne 0errsn: Meine Grau lit iiber 20
Sabre an &beumatismus In ben 6iifs
ten unb Beinen. 4ls fie Sbren Nlmas
nod lag, glaubte iie feit, Sbr @arfas
parina mhrbe fie beilen. Sic bat bier
6laiden babon sebrau9t unb 1T nun
10 gefunb lpie ie in ibrem 2eben. Sd
balte es ftir pfli6t Sbnen meinen auf-
ri6iisen Oanf aus5uipre6en.
s. @ngbDrn.1
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attmt:ter

bic III Den, Slute ibrer &inber 3eiden bon
unreinbeit entoeden, iollten ogleid sm ge<
eisneten Seilmitteln sreifen. Ser Wlangel
oieier Sorgfalt bel jungen Mdbden lift Bic
Sanptnriaae Der meiiten &ranfbeiten, benen
Srauen unterlporfen iino. 6rau Sarriet
v. Battles bon 9outb Gbelnlsforb, Maii.,
idreibt: v0ieine 5tp6lfidbrige Godter leioet
lett etnem Sabre an allge,neiner @dmd6e.
Seit einigen gBoden fingen mir an ibr
aper'S Sariaparilla einsuseben, uno TIRE
9eiunobeit bat fid) ieitSem beoeutenb per=
beliert." Srau S. 8. 8obinion, gerfins
ct, Someroiae, NaH, iagt: uUeiitter
iollten
ayers Sarfapariua
in ibren Samilien gebrauaen. Sir Usao-
den sfpii6en 10 mnS IA Sabren 1T iie uu-
fddtbar."
Sn allen Ipothefer su baben.
@reis 81; eeds Tlaiden, $5.
gereitet bon Dr. s. 6. Mper & Co., 2otpelI,
0faii, g. ct, b. 81.
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= Man betra1te bas i'm @9aufens
iter befinblide elegante @ef9eaf, bas
@regorp & 60. am 81. December
ibren Gunben geben.
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= Wenn Sbr bic @ bina 6alle
beiudt, oergeBt nidt. bic beiben @oun.
ters au beR6tigen, melte bic fiir ben
Musoertauf beltimmten Sa6en ent
balten.
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s9 Das sr6Bte 2ager in fertis
gen &Ieibern finbet man unifrei'
tig bel pancoaif & Sobn, Cont
mereeiiraBe. sic baben ale Qualitdten
uno 3mar Gut unb billig.
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Hunt & Booth.
6eu ll1lb 0etreibe.

Sen frsi auf ber Babn an foIsenben gldten: !:
GQu Qntpnic, ahie, 9onlcr, 5cdlen,
Wansr, Rieree Suneticn.
Teines Sobniou Gras spesialitdt.
ar etdbtif6e Crbers psrOen prompt aus
aefiibtt unb garantirt.
EeIearaptirt Dber fdreitt tpfsen Erelien.
asIsbbon 22S. Office "a, WeF auebafrabe,
san Nutonio. 7.l0Euw4w
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TataIer DrudfebIer.
-. Wir baben bieiem tpabrbeitsge=
treuen Beri1te unieres Beri9terfatters
nidts mebr bin3u3ulii8en.
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Ser rdhffe 3pm8refs.

91ad ben iebten 8eri6ten itelt fi9
oas &efultat Ter 2ongreBwabl tDie
foIat:
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Die
W64entItdbs Trete Nref5e
erideint
ieben Dpnnerifa8
unb frifet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 fur s
Waonate in gOrausbesoblaus.
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L.iIernrN Naiea.

The Boston Daily Advertiser holds "A place
i'll New England journalism which no other
paper fills or approaches. Its news columns
are carefully edited So as to give leading
prominence to those things which are real
ly worth knowing its editorial page Is
given TO broad and candid discussion Of
public affairs, and its department of com
mercial and market reports is unequalled
Under the present management the Adver-
tiser is "A Republican paper Of the progress
sive type and it is in every way IA paper
to be enjoyed and relied upon the year
around
II is always a pleasure to call attention to
the excellent attractions Of the Atlantic
Monthly, the prospectus of which for 1887
is printed in our columns today. The At
lantic steadily refuses to adopt any cheap
helps to popularity, but holds itself uniform
ly TO a high standard Of literary excellence
which makes the magazine the one, after
all, which readers of taste and discrimina-
ton would least like to be without
A new serial story entitled jean Nc
Clure, IA thrilling romance Of love and ex-
citing adventure in the early days of Colo
RADIO, will begin in the Boston Evening Rec.
ord of December 2;th. 1t is copyrighted
and the Record has bought its use from the
author. Twenty-Five cents month secure,
the special Vermont edition of the Record
containing all the news and large amount
of other valuable reading matter daily.
p. d. Haywood, who furnished the graph
ic account of life on the Rebel cruiser Ala
bama, which was used as one of the Centu
ry war papers and "A more detailed accoun
for Houghton x Mullins Weekly Rversid,
Series, has been shown up as a clever liter
AIRY impositor who never saw the cruise
but copied his facts from Semmes's me
moirs of Service Afloat' and Capt. Bullock
Secret Service of the Confederate State
in Europe With these he Intervene nu
merous old sailors yarns and sea adven
lures and palmed off the whole on the pub
fishers, who printed it as a valuable contri
! button to history.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-12-24
CHRLSTnAS SERTICES

This evening at o'clock the members of
the congregational society will hold Christ
mas party, with tree and suitable festivities
for young and old, in the chapel. Sunday
morning the service, including sermon and
music, VIII celebrate the Christmas season,
and IN the evening there will be a Sunday
school concert.
As announced last week, the Unitarian
Sunday school and society will have a Christi
mas party at the Lend-a Hand club rooms
this evening. On Sunday evening at z
o'clock the Sunday school will hold Christ
mas service in the church The service
will include carols and other music and reel
tations. The attendance of the Older mem.
beers OF the society is expected, as well as
that of the children.
Beginning at l45 this evening Christ
mas midnight mass will be celebrated at the
Roman Catholic church. At o o'clock 10.
morrow morning low mass win be eelebrat.
ed, followed by Grand Mass at 1920 A. NJ.
and Nespers at p. NJ. At the midnight
and grand high masses, Lambilotti's Pascbal
mass will he sung by the choir.
At st. Michael's (EpiscopaD church there
will be a service ON Christmas eve FRIDAY
at 1880 P. M. On Christmas day, Morning
Prayer, Holy Communion and Sermon al
lO'3O A. NJ On Sunday (St. Stephens dnv
services at 1890 A. NJ. and 7P.M. The an,
nual parish festival will be held ON the night
OF Holy lnnocents Tuesday, Dec. 2sth, ID
Crosby hall at Z p. NJ. There viii be a shori
service IN the church at $3.50, when thi
Shristmas carols will be sung by choir o
boys
/ The services at the Universalist churs
ON sunday morning will be appropriate
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-12-24

Gen. Martin said emphaticnlly that he
would never attempt to do another dollars
worth of business until hc could do it with
its control in his own hands aud "a rcasona-
blc assurance that it ne entered upon con
tract he would be- all 10 carry it out IN
molcstcd bv men who knew and cared moth
ing about the circumstances aud mutual in
terests involved and who had only selfish
ends to gain 10y their attempted Interference
in other mems affairs
Facts like these teach their own lesson,
without commentary, to workingmen who
think for themselves and mean to own
themselves 1t is the old story that the in
terests of labor and capital are identical,
and laboriug men who blindly suppose that
it lies in their power to dictate the price
which they shall receive for their work and
the terms on which it shall be furnished,
regardless of the laws Of supply and de
mand. make a mistake which has brought
misery and ruin to thousands Of homes with
in the past year and has lost the working
men thousands of dollars for every hundred
that has been gained
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-12-24
Gbr l)trmunt pbUnit.
BRATTLEBORO:
FRIDAY. DECEMBER "a. 1896.
Tf This Means You.

A. the year closes, the publishers Of The Ph~niN
on,, more remind those who are in arrears OF the
Importance Of an early settlement. The Ph~niX
gives full value received for every penny oi hscost
to subscribers, and this Is more than ever true
since our recent enlargement and improvement.
The requirement in money and in work Tor the
production " newspaper worth reading steadily
increases and the prompt payment Of sulSciip
tons once gear, without allowing the yearly
sums To accumulate, is the only satisfactory heth
cd for either publishers or subscribers. Aswe nave
repeatedly said it Is our purpose TO bring our nus
mess to n basis Of advance payments and to treat
everybody alike in respect to urging the payment
Of arrearages and early remittances as each year
lsgins The more promptly and universally this
Is done the better we promise TO make The Phu'
nix ,-.---.., A.
In sending Christmas and New Years greeting
as the old year closes, we also send this reminder
once more against the time, early in the new year
when we shall be- obliged 10 begin personal solicl
tatlon of those whom we then find in arrears. we
hope every body will make us happy by rendering
such solicitation unnecessary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-12-24
There OuEh, to be No Doub, Abou, 1t.

lIihhi Aht ANid NNlAiphlfA
To Lieutenant Governor Fullers casting
vote the farmers of Vermont owe the fail
ure of the ill-advised scheme to annihilaUe
the board of agriculture. The vote in the
Senate ON the abolition of the board was
a tie. The measure had passed the House.
The lieutenant governor had the courage of
his convictions, and unhesitatingly came to
the rescue Deeds of merit deserve honor
able mention and it gives us pleasure to
state further, ON information, the correct
ness of which we cannot doubt, that Mr..
Fuller when elected to the Office of lieu
tenant governor, returned his passes TO the
railways from which he held those favors,
and has since paid and will continue to pay
his railway fares during his term of office
We doubt not that the judges names will
be added 10 the roll of honor, and that their
example will he followed by the governor
and other state officials who win hardly
wish, directly or indirectly, to remain in
false position in respect TO practice which
PROFESSIONALLY the people do not approve.