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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-13
AN EVENING Fantasy.
The tender light has flown indeed.
While Ger the waves and Ger the sands,

The tender light has flown indeed.
While Ger the waves and Ger the sands,
Some sea-sprite piping on a reed
Wakes melodies of oceans lands;
And Ger the golden brim 81 day
The music drips, and 50 away.
Oh. sweet as minstrelsy in dreams
Which haunt the weary, aching brain,
And fresh as April rainfall, seems
The glamour of this sea blown strain
These htful pipings soft and low
And faint as footballs IN the snow.
Far on the purpHng verge ship
Goes swiftly on as evening fails;
Red as the bloom on childhOot's lip,
The low light fingers on the sails
Yon happy ship that eastward fares
Towards harbors lighted first by day
That ship, a white winged wanderer, bears
Our dreams, our hopes, our hearts away
Oh, flying sails, delay, delay
The starlight trembles in the sands,
Where we two pass like phantom forms,
Like harbingers of coming storms,
With noiseless tread and clasping hands,
And as we pass, behold. the moon,
That vagabond, in the 5 lies of June,
Peers through dim boughs where close
leaves fold
Their greeness Ger its heart OF gold
Oh, dreams that rise; oh, songs that wake,
While stars their twinkling censure shake
Dreams of brown sailors SEA songs sung
In some pathetic, southern tongue,
Dreams of white sails upon the sea,
OF htful bursts of minstrelsy,
OF radiant forms, of starIIke eyes,
OF faces fair as Paradise
If Paradise SO fair may be-
Dreams of gray towers that seward frown
Above a silent Spanish town.
All, look! these ships upon the main,
Behold, cen they hasten past,
Those phantom sailors on the mast;
And list the songs they sing, the notes
Tuned sweetly in their tawny throats
We come, they cry, sweet Spain, sweet
Spain"
Then fades each shady mast Away!
These be gray ghosts of yesterday.
-Elvira Sydnor Miller in Courier Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-13
Ton Late with His Invention.

There was an exultant smile on his face
as he walked into the office of a wellknown
capitalist, and there was proud ring In
his voice as he said
"For twenty years / have lived from hand
10 mouth, waiting for something to turn up
1t has finally come. l have made IA discov-
cry which, if you will back it with a few
hundred dollars, will give us both for
tunes"
state your case"
"Well, sir, / have discovered that banana
Feelings can be utilized for all kinds of table
jellies A peck of old Feelings can be made
to bring forth twelve tumbers of the finest
currant jell, and the profit is"
Hold on right there interrupted the
capitalist you are just two years too late.
A chap in Chicago not only discovered that,
but he found way 70 work in apple rinds
and cores and orange peel, and we cant in
fringe on his patent
But"
"It's no use I'd like to sec you get
along, but you must drop that Don't be
discouraged, however. Perhaps you can
discover a way to make pressed corn beef
out Of old boot Logs All you want is "A ma
chine to run in the streaks of fat detroit
Free Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-13
Improvement Made In Bunov,ng.


"The rising generation o. bunco steerers,
said a detective the other day, mas i'm
proved on the rackets Of the old timers
Every body knows that they work in pairs,
and when they meet a greeny, one bra Is
him, gets his name and the town from which
he halls, apollo ICES for mistaking him for
Mr.. Smith or Jones, of COhoes or konaha,
and goes back ami posts ms pal, who usually
waits around the corner for him. The pal
then tackles the hayseeder, after consulting
his guide book, getting the population, bank
president names, and the names Of few
leading merchants OF the town tie nay
seeder came from 1t often happened tnat
tee countryman grew suspicious soon as
the first bunco man left him, after getting
his name, ami when the second tackled him
shortly aIter9ard chock full of knowledge
about the town he came from, would laugh
at him, and IL he knew any slang at all
would remark, TOO thin
The new game - apt to prove more sue
cess. III Two mon working together now
learn the dumb alphabet before they start
out be first man to strike the stranger
throws his left hand behind his back, and
with the dumb ALPHABET teegraphs the
stranger. ) name and whatever else be has
learned TO his pal, who is close behind him
In this way the second man is able to brace
the stranger before the first man has done
shaking hands with him, and teIe IL nc
room let for him to believe that the men
are acting together Then the first man
apologies aud walks away and the second
man works the stranger, II he can on the
envelope, lottery or ga wdUst game. New
York sun.
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st. Andrew Cathedral.

Great progress has been made during
the past week in preparing the new St.
Andrews Cathedral for public worship
for the first time on Christmas Day, De
cember 18th. The chancel and the am
bulatory doors are laid and the end
arches are being boarded in. During
this week a vestry will be built, the win
dows glazed and the organ placed in it,
permanent position. It looks as II the
entire work would be completed two Of
even three days before Christmas.
Under the Hon. Mr.. CIeghorn's per
sonal supervision the grounds have beer
thoroughly cleaned and a new fence j.
being built on the Emma Square side.
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PAsSENGERS.
ARRIVALS

From HiLo MaaIaea and Lahainar per KHAN
December Izth-HIs EEcsllency Antoine Hosas
His Honor Justice + Preston Right Rev l@ord
Bishop OF honolulu, u Lyman, W > Hanks, SiI-s
Lizzie Napoleon. Miss Alice Waite, " Burt,
Austin George fHaus, W CaIyllle. 5oh u
Mcguire y " Alexander, " A Kinney } Cnap-
man r 2 Coruwell. Mrs n sylvia, W J. WILCOX,
Captain v FehI0ehr. jas Campbell and servant
Afook KUN sam, Mrs ? NaSees two children
and servant Geo Ross, Levi EiEo, Il Renter,
q o Szcayaua. Mrs wilcox and two csltGreH'
z Borgmen, r Houghton and I0s deck Passe d
gers.
From HauaIef, KlIauea, Waimea and NaWlH-
will kauai per steamer @ 2 Bishop, December
Izth-Chas Ealse aud wife, Wm vessel ana
wife CEas Miller. Geo H0issn, Dortnan1 ana
wife F Webber. G 7. Brito. Z Chinese and 80 deck
passe myers
From KahuIui and way ports per steamer
IEkeIike December IIth-HDu Paul Neninan n
Charles Creighton. n Glade, ~ Lo7TrIs' VII
and child, Mrs z I stolz, Mrs Martessen, Miss
Humphreys lIr WHOM Hon J. a IHlrston aill
wife Mas Louisa, Hiram, CEinamsn ana -
deck passengers
From Kauai per steamer James Mazses DeceIn-
her I2th-s Faye and wife. Mrs ] X GIBSON, \
< aapsi aud SON X Ealtofeu and u deck pas
sengers-
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Excursion TO Pearl River.

The steamer WaimanalO, with Mr. a.
Herbert's steam launch in tow, left the
harbor about o'clock yesterday morn
ing with a party Of excursiOnists for
Pearl River. Among the party were the
Hon. Samuel Parker, Messrs. A. =.
Spreckels, F. 5. Pratt, Allen Herbert,
W. VI. Gifard, J. T. Dare and F. Fl,
Hastings. On arrival at their destina-
ton some time was occupied in cruising
about in the launch, and some fish were
caught. The Waimanalo returned last
evening
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Fire on Board the :. =. MokoIii.

About o'clock last night small fire
was discovered by the native Waterman
in charge on board the steamer Mokolii,
one Of the Wilder Steamship Company's
fleet, lying at Fish Market wharf. The
fire had its origin in the paint locker,
small compartment in the fOrehatch
adjoining the fOrecastle. The contents
of this consisted as far as is known
solely OF paint At the time the fire at
tracted attention two small flames were
just bursting through. An alarm was
at once given, and a number OF men
rushed on board and began pouring buck
cts Of water down the hatchway, through
which smoke was issuing in considerable
volume. The bell was promptly rung
and the first detachment of the Fire
Department to arrive upon the scene
vas that of the Volunteer boys, No. :
Engine Company first getting the
water on. When the hose was
directed to the spot, the extinction
of the fire became a matter OF a minute
or two. The Pacific Hose Company
were also on the wharf, but the lengths
Of hose from the several companies were
no sooner unwound than preparations
we're made to return, their promptitude
rendering their work an easy one. Cap
tain Davis N the steamer Likelike, who
happened to be in the neighborhOod,
went on board to assist in directing OPP
erations, as also did his Chief Engineer
Charles Steel and Chief Engineer Will
lam McGregor OF the Mokolii.
The state of confusion on the wharf
almost battles description. The crowd
penetrated every nook and corner, hamp-
ering the action of the fremen, focking
on board the vessel and the hose was
near becoming entangled among them.
The cause Of the fire could not be as
certained, but it could scarcely be due to
spontaneous combustion. The vessel
came into port Saturday morning and
was hauled round to a different portion
Of the wharf during the early part OF yes
terday. 1t is not known that anyone
had access to the hatch during the day
but the native seamen have the privi-
Iege OF sleeping on board. The extent
Of the damage IS a mere trifie, a. the
flames were confined to the locker.
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vessels Expected from Foreign go

Brit bark GIengaber, RoIIeston, from Liver
Am bark Martin Fisher. from Glasgow, due
Jan 1880
Am Ok Martha Davis, II BsnsCn, sailed from
Boston August 1th- due December In
Haw sChr General SIegelr Sanders, from
French FrIgate Shoals, due SOv zj-3O
Ger bark II ydra, from Honskong, due Decem-
Der lis s
German bark Hercules, Schaefer, sailed from
Liverpool October 9th, due February zJ-z5
Haw bark star Of Devon, Lowell, from an
ningfs Island due December 5-l4
Hawu schr IL.I0l0 J Holland, from Mani
hiki via EauuIng's island, due December 1871
Am bark saraHac, from New York, due NoVeIn-
Der g-l5
Am snip Mercury, from Newcastle, y, due
An 5stns v Il Dimoud, from san Francisco,
ne December clio
cisco due Dec -
Am tern " Bovine, A H Paul. from san Fran
cisco due Dec 2U-}I
An bktns Ella. C Rust, from san Francisco,
due Dec ZU-3I
Ans ) Alameda Il g Morse. from the Colo
MES IN route 10 san Francisco, due Dec Il
Haw ; ZeaIaudiz. Oterendorp, from "a \
Francisco en route ID the Colonies, due Dec %
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\ young man planted a large telescope on
the sidewalk in San Francisco one evening
and then cIogeuty invited people, without
any charge whatever, TO behold the beauti-
fu 1rfs Of the heavens ia all their maguif-
cence7 Soon "A man stopped To peer through
the instrument Another followed bis eE-
ample. and before long there was a line Of
people Of both sexes waiting their turn. A
reporter. who Observed the solemn way in
which they skipped, waited in the line, and
when he finally got mp tD the telescope and
looked in saw, i'm large characters, these
words: Buy Blowhard's soap See that the
trade mark is ON every bar.'-Cbicago Trib-
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sketchlng Prince Bismarck In Action.

sketchlng Prince Bismarck I'm Action.
An artist has, like other people, 10 exercise
ingenuity AMI even boidness in the pursuit
OF his calling. It is we'll known that Prince
Bismarck does not visit the rsichstag now
aIays as often az he used 10 do Skstchjng
the chance Tor in action is therefore diff
cult matter, but the feat has just BEEN aC-
conDlished by Arion Won Werner, the dirsc.
tor Of the Academy Of Arts. Werner en-
tered the reichstag with pencil and sketch
book few days ago, and took his place
amongst ordinary spectators The moment
he seized for his purpose was when Bismarck,
having finished a long and fiery speech, was
engaged in conversation with his son and
several ministers his face and nervous
movements tearing evidence Of the strain
he had ut undergone. Werner had Just
vel regun mis- sketch when the chan ellor
moved TO another place and settled himself
as il for long time.
The artist, no hing daunted, at once went
down stairs and took MS seat amongst the
deputies. for he could now only obtain his
sketch By entering the sacred space allotted
the membars Of the house. Admission 70
tbis part Of the house is strictly forbidden,
bur Wsrner's boldness rescued him, for be
was not disturb bed, and finished his work in
ease. Il ia expected that Werner will make
R5snarcl in the reichstaZ the subject Of an
important painting II IS worthy Of note
that the artist LenDsch ssetched Moltke on
his introducing the military pension Ia" q
short time go On this occasion Lenbacu
actually secured a set at the ministerial
able, an extraordinary concession. Art
Journal
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rhsLahaina EIectlon.

The election to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of the Hon. /. Aholo,
as member Of the Legislature for La
haina, took place on the 9th instant.
There were three candidates, Kia Nahao-
lelua, a Government supporter being
successful. The others were: r. New
ton, Oppositionist, and another Ha-
waiian, who declared in favor of the
Government. The result OF the election,
Notwithstanding the splitting OF the votes,
is significant.
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SHIPPING NOTES

The steamer KHAN. Captain Ior-nzen, arrived
December I2ta from ry.ud.yard ports, with 1000
bags sugar. 80 bags corn. - hides and 229 pack
ages sun1ries.
The steamer Lizelike brought III bags sugar
tad various slndry merchandise from Mani
December IIta. and leaves again this afternoon
for EahuIui.
The American DarzeHHne Amelia viii be
laulei on the Marine Railway tomorrow.
The steamer Eilaus4 Hou sailed At 3 o'clock
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vessels i'm Port from Foreign Ports.

Am 0ktne George Perkins AcAerInan
from san Francisco
Haw schr Jennie Walker, b Anderson from
FaDuing's Island
Am 0ktne Mary WlnkeIuanr CGAs Backus,
from san francisco
Brit bark Watson, H Lawrence, from
Am bark Forest queen, J C N Winding, from
Am tern Ford, T Grinths, from san
Am bark b Bowers, J H Hum, from Hong
A9 sehr Argo F r Falkland, from Humboldt
Bay, Cal
Am schr Arag0, r FalkInan' from HUMBOLDT
An bark Nellie May, from Newcastle, v
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\ RUnaW Ry.

on Saturday evening one Of the car
riages belonging to the Hawaiian Hotel
stables was standing in fronGof the hotel
and IS the driver VAS unhitchlng the
horse something startled it, causing it 10
bolt out on TO the street in front, whore it
was caught. One Of the wheels was
damaged.
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chlnsss csrpentsrs in San ErancIsco.

There are only fifteen Chinese carpenters
in San Francisco, and they have a union
and practically settle their own price on
their labor Up 70 n year and a half ago
the rate was $3.50 a day, but at that time
they struck for 81 a day, and have man
tanned the latter rate ever since Howeye r,
they only do light carpenter work, and con
sequsntly do not interfere much with white
carpenters. They have abandoned their old
style tools. such as the two handed plane
and the bacssst sa ~. and they now use ex-
clusively the American tools. Chicago
Herald.
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Billiard fIafcB.

This evening at o'clock Morris and
McCleery will finish their billiard match
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel rooms.
The game is POO points up, and at pres
ent stands as follows: Morris, 600; Nc
Cherry, 379. The admission is free, and
some good billiards may be looked for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-13

In the latitude Of New York. Professor ?.
y. PenbaIlow has found the proportion Of
water in tres and shrubs TO vary according
10 these general laws T. The water in
woody plants il not constant for all seasons,
and depends upon conditions ~ growth. ?
n is i'm greatest amount late In May or early
in June, and least in january 2. II is in
greata-t proportion i'm the sap wood least In
that which is older 4 When plants grow
most rapidly they have most water
Arkausaw Traveller,
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Police Court

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKER1oN.
SATURDAY, December 18th.
Hing Pan, charged with assault and
battery, was discharged.
Kahn was fined SO for being drunk.
Charlie lPortuguese), on similar
charge, was remanded.
CIVIL CASES.
Wilder 5. S. Co. vs.. Kanakaole, de-
serting contract service. Defendant was
ordered to return. Costs, So.
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A shark Off the Wharf

An enormous shark was seen yester-
day to the stern of the Surprise, which is
living at anchor off the old Custom House
wharf Mr.. p. Hughes and Chief Officer
Lewis OF the Surprise made an attempt
to kill it. The spot is one where sailors
often make a practice OF bathing.
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ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY. December I1th.
Stmr SURPRISE Weisbarth, from Kuau
Strnr LikeIike Davis, from Maui
Stmr Aokolii, McGresOr, from Molok2t
Am bktRe Nellie May, % days from NeWca5 tie,
y SW
Schr Manuokawai, from ROolau
Scbr Sarah and Eliza, fCOm kOOlau
Schr Rainbow, from kOolau
SUNDAY, December 18th.
stnr Kiuau. Lorenzen from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr R Bishop, Clancy, from Kauai
Schr KawaiIani, from kOOlau, Oahu
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The Temple Of Fashion.

The auction sale at the Temple Of
Fashion last Saturday evening attracted
a large attendance, and the many bar
gains we're the means of effecting sales
on a large scale. On Wednesday at 10
O'Clock a. IN. there viii be a final sale,
when will be offered dry goods, hosiery,
underwear. etc Ladies should not miss
this opportunity.
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Ye.seIs Leaving To-Day.

st1nr LikeIike, for Maui, at p IN
Stuar Surprise Weis barth, for huGu, at p m
stmr Mokolii McGregOr, for MoIokaI az >
II
Stnr Waimanalo, for EOOlau
Brit bark v h Watson, Lawrence, for Astoria,
Oregon - :.
Am schr AragO, F4lkmau, for Port IoWnsend
Schr Moi Wahiue. Staples, for H4Inak'la' ha-
Wau
Scbr Caterina, for Hanalei. Kauai
Schr MauUCkawai, for hoOlau
Schr Raj ubO9, for KOolau, Oahu
schr Ehukai, for Waialua, Oahu
Scbr sarah and Eliza, for hOolau
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Mod iassa md her husband have been doing
the Yosemite valley, being the first party of
the season To reach the falls, and sleeping nm n
tent during the tour The actress is now re
,-Iua.a-fn. Mt Monterey. md spends much Of
her time iu sea bathing. Of which she is pas
sionatoIy fond She swims in deep water for
half an hour Mt a time easily and finds the
exercise very beuefciaI-C Chicago Times.
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DEPARTURE

SATURDAY, December llth.
schr LihoIiho, for Punaluu
SUNDAY. Dee smber 18th
stmr Kilauea Hou, Cameron, for Hamahua'
at p
StInr Waimanalo, for Pearl River
Schr Josephine, for Iva
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Gould Not Think Of the Name.

TX Postmaster General Cresswsll says
that once when he was travelling i'm Ger
many he wanted glass Of beer, and got
far as n garden wher he turned and walked
away. because he could not think Of the
name Of the beverage he desired in the Ger
man 1anguape Detroit Erect Press
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Tax Collectors Notice.

The Tax Collector VIII commence collecting
taxes in the district OF Hlo, leland of Hawaii, at
the following places:
From Kamaee to Ookala. at the North Hilo
Court House, LaupahOehoe.
From Hakalau TO Keakaba, at the Court House
IN HIlo Town.
ON sugar plantations taxes Will be collected at
the ONCE Of each respective plantation. Notice
viii be given beforehand 10 managers by the
Tax Collector, or by his order. what day he
should cali to collect taxes.
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rake NOTICE.

From azd after NovemDer 30, 1886. all accounts
due the Registry ONCE viii be collected At the
end of every month. People residing on the
othsrisIands will please remit accordingly.
JUNIUS KAAE,
IN dscI5 Registrar of Conveyances.
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New Food Invented for Cattle.

deeply scientific German not long ago
invented new food for cattle, which he ad-
vertissd as strength food, aud which soon
had a large sale It has recently been an
slyzsd and was found tO consist of 80 per
cent. Of vegetable ivory turnings and ~ per
cent of common salt Chicago Herald
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All water rates due on term ending june 30
1851, must be paid at the Office of the Honolulu
Water Works before the 18th day Of January
1851. All rates remaining unpaid January 10
1887 VIII be subject TO an additional 10 per cent
Parties paying rates Will present their last re-
ceipt.
CHAS. b. WILSON,
superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved: l.. AHOLO,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, December +, losj.
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BY AUTHORITY.
nennr1,nent .fInlerior.

HoSoLuLU, December 9, 1886.
saturday. December 25tn Christmas Day, and
Saturday, January l. 1881 ,New Years pay) Will
be observed as National Holidays, and all Gov
srnment offices throughout the Kingdom viii be
L. AHOLO,
g,2-ddecl3-wdec27 Minister Of the Interior.
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careres.nes. Of the Travelling Public

The careIessnezs If the tsnvaling public was
illustrated by the sale in New York If IN
claimed articles LEFT ON the elevated road last
wear. There were 9. no lots in oil. comprising
umbrellas. purses. pooketbookz, parcels IF dry
goods md millinery. md an infinite variety
If other articles Chicago Times
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Ahrfrtisfmfnfs.
Let Me Have a Mild
GIG a r. !

THE ABOVE REQUEST Is HEARD DAILY ~
i cigar stores, saloons and other places where
cigars are sold for 10 j. undisputsd fact that
most smokers prefer mild cigar, and that those
who have for . long time smoked strong cigar
priucipally imported ManilAs. will, after having
thoroughly jured the stomach and impaired the
nervous system. surely want mild cigar if they
could ind the right kind.
How many thousands of smokers who suesr
from loss OF appetite. hsadache, nervous irrita'
bIlIty, asthma. etc, and Who have tried All pos
slble remedies viii out success. might be curtd
II they knew that thelr SuheriuEs were caused 10y
the inteInpcr1te use OF strong cigars. and that
pared ones.
II is a fact that not all mild cigars agree well
with smokers, for in most cases there Is lack
OF care IN the selection Of the tobacco, and ofe
the necessary experience for Il Is wanting, yet
there is one braHd which suits the most fsstid-
ious smoker, and that is
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Tax Collector of HiIo. Hawaii.
HiIo. December l. 1856. d4wtf