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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-13

s,a;us.e equity case of Nahale and others
il nra| Make has now been three days
a pro Sgtess before Judge McCuily, with
dsv RSct OF more than occupying to-
IT'S mere are no less than 122 plain
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Messrs, King Bros. have opened
their fine line of Art and Fancy
Goods, lately selected bp@ W. C.
King, and invite the Public to in
spect the same.
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pa. a contributed review of some OF the
.sIlnc Hardware Co.'S paintings, to-
s %o. with large quantity OF other
@'S''er, Is unavoidably crowded out.
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Daily Receipts OF Produce.
BAGS sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs.
'mrKlaueaHOu $500
,mr kaala ... 49,. l2OO
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F. D..spating Society, Oahu Lodge room,
nIa.s street, Z 80 p. ~. Discussion OF
NauTrm Hawaiian Political Association.
Gnu aD,aoers OF that body and others vel
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ais Leaving To-day.

,,,.bsla, Freeman, for Kauai, AT
40. ,.s Makee, Macaulay, for Ka-
.rnf sl1'-
j, 5P,mn..,.,1. Weir, for Hamakua, via
.ssin2-.. az! 5. ~ Hou. Cameron, for Hama
b. HaE,..;; Underwood, for Waianae
d Ava iva wilson, for Maui
S.nr- !, ! "a E.,art, Waterhouse, for Hong
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=. Inc 5 5. Australia in entering dock
tuesday night fouled the boom OF the
~ tule Mikahala, doing slight damage
" both vessels.
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Aessrs. Hofschlaeger & Co. announce
variety OF liquid goods for sale.
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n a moonlight concert by the Royal
hawaiian Band is promised for to-mOr-
"E night at the Hotel.
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.Children's sociable, Central Union
@lrch parlors, 80 p. m.
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Several new cars of an improved type for
the Hawaiian Tramways Company arrived
by the Australia.
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Mr.. Bissel's singing class at Y. NJ G.
a rooms, P. m. sharp.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

See what the European has to serv,
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advertisements.
Money Lost.

NS SATURDAY LAST, BETWEEN ALuO--AET
~ hale aid the Iron Works warehouse, King
street bag contain5nR S5l.25. Tae nader viii
De rewarded On leaving the money AZ the Gazette
once To-St
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,PRIVALS.

- ARRIVALS
WEDNESDAY. Dec. u.
HI, Cameron, from Ha-
:F1s, HsT si.hop, lie Claire, from circuit
~. ,. Underwood, from Waianae
stI.lr.;sls- ---..u--u.u.-u.u-.s
- DEPARTURES
WEDNESDAY, Dec. ID.
s FL II IF IL 52 &a1stt.
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NOTICE.

NE2TTFlCATE OF DEPOSIT IN BISHOP Z
- Co 5 Bank, No 1s5TS for 1897 -, dated Oct
Is, 1888, In favor Of II. P. Wilder has been lost
ana payment thereof stopped ST the Bank.
The public Sre warned against taking nego-
naung the same and the nnder will please re-
turn il 90 6. P. Wilder, kahului, Maui, or s. G.
Wilder, Honolulu. I7I-Iw
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NOTICE.

A IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO W s LUCE
"a on the Soth day Of September last, are re-
questsd 70 settle up their accounts at once.
" !. LUCE,
6s-lm by his atty in fact, FRASK Brown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-28
The Irish American Vote.

From Brooklyn n. Y, Daily Times.
The Irish World is without question the
ablest aud mos, influential organ of Irish
American sentiment in the country. 1t has
been honored by the bitterest hatred of the
English Tories and of the English garrison
IN ireland because it has done more to con-
centrate into practical channels the patriotic
sentiment of Irish-Americans than all other
agencies combined. Its influence is phenome-
nal There is not village or hamlet, from
Long Island to Washington Territory, where
it is not the accepted guide and oracle of the
leading spirits among the Irish Americans
The irish World has earnestly supported Mr..
Blaine the foremost exponent of the
policy of Protection to American labor, and
it is not disposed To surrender the hope that
he may vet be nominated. 1t knows, as all
who have mingled among men know, that
the name of Blaine is the only talisman that
can break the traditional fealty of Irish
Americans to the Democratic party, and it
places the situation clearly before the leaders
of the Republican party as follows;
New York is pivotal State. The Re
publican party to be sure of victory in this
State must win accession from without the
party lines and retain those already won.
Here are the Mugwumps in force. Here,
too, and in force are the Irish. The Mug
wumps are the political equivalents of the
Tories of the American Revolution. Their
instincts are English and not American.
They are Free Traders to a man, and they
went out of the Republican party in 1884 be-
cause that party is the National party and
because its candidate was an American. The
Irish, on the other hand, are Protectionists.
Undoubtedly large majority of the work
ingmen are Protectionists. Here is ma
terial out of which to make fresh blood that
will reinvgorate and give new lease of pow
er and usefulness and glory in the Repubi-
can party. On the confidence and affections
of these elements no man in the Republican
party, no, nor in the Democratic party, has
SO firm a hold as has James &. Blaine. 1t
is not necessary for you TO talk barney or to
play the demagogue. There is need only
that you be true 10 the principles upon which
the party of Abraham Lincoln was founded.
The Mugwumps are not of you. and you
ought to know it. For you to shape your policy
or to select your candidate with view to con-
ciliate them is futile. They will be for Clevs-
land and Free Trade no matter whom you
nominate. And even if the Mugwumps
should reenter the party-which is not to be
looked for-they would come back not to do
honest work in the ranks, but to perform for
YOU the office of censors and directors. Now,
failure to nominate Blaine would be at
trlbuted to Mugwump influence and the effect
OF such action. or non-action, would be to
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STATE NEWS.


The Auburn Loan and Building Associa-
ton lent $1,000 during February. Over q
hundred shares have been sold and the spring
boom has not commenced yet either.
Androscoggin Lodge of I. o. o. +. have
invited the lodges of Richmond, Gardiner any
Hallowell TO attend banquet and working of
the initiatory degree on March ~.
The Bates street Baptist church, Lewiston,
is progressing very finely in securing the
bonds representing the church debt. Over
half of the 5000 has already been cashed.
CUMBERLAND.
Capt Austin X. Skinner was engaged in
re-coppering steamer on the Marine Rail-
way at Cape Elizabeth, Tuesday, when a nail
flew into his left eye. tearing away the lid and
decorating the eyeball.
Some wears ago, says the Sunday Tele-
gram, Cumberland county school teacher
was keeping company with youth who one
day gave her some deeds of land in Califor-
mia. Both considered them worthless; but
a woman hates TO part with anything, So
she put them away. Last week she received
an offer of $3.50, 900 for the land. valuable
mineral deposits having been discovered.
which she promptly accepted.
Officers Sparrow and Hicks arrested two
fellows at the Boston Boat in Portland
Saturday evening. One of the fellows
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The Effects Of tho English Tariff Policy
on ireland.

0u 4ACA0AAo
senator Frye in his recent very able
speech in the Senate on the tariff presented
an impregnable array of historical facts
and statistics in favor of the American
protective system His exhibit of the
destructive effects Of the English system
on Irish industries is very striking. He
states Ireland's bitter experience as fol-
lows:
ireland once supported in reasonable
comfort 5000 900 of people. Her manu-
facture of linen, silk, wool. and cotton, pro-
tected by tariffs and encouraged by subsidies,
absorbed her capital. employed her laborers
promoted diversity of industries and in
sured prosperity. England advised, cajoled,
and fattered her in the belief that
she could raise raw materials on her
fertile soil, sell them to her, buy
Of her the manufactured products more
eheaply than she could make them, and that
Free Trade would be national blessing.
Beguiied by her, Ireland consented, her
Tariff was gradually repealed. Since then
she has been raising raw material, selling II
To England, buying her manufactured goods
OF her at prices determined by England alone.
and to-day, with only 1000, 900 of people, is
the poorest, most distracted and harassed
country on earth. She drank the Free Trade
cup which England pressed to her lips to the
very dregs."
Sir Archibald Alison, Englishman, arts
tocrat, and Tory though he was. could not
refrain from giving his testimony thus -
The population in Ireland were violently
torn up from the land of their birth by woe
full suffering; famine of the thirteenth ap
peared among the population of the nineteenth
/ century, and TO this terrible suffering wa,
added the virtual closing of the markets OF
/ England to their produce by the Free Trade
| nundation of grain from foreign States
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The London Echo, an English Free
Trade newspaper of large circulation, in
speaking of the progress the Democratic
party of this country is making in the d.
seen that the party has resolved to sup
port the reduction of the tariff. This is
good news for England. for it means an
increased wool, iron and steel trade"
views and statements as these. and vet
thousands Of American workmen, whose
wages and general welfare are threatened
by Free Trade propagandism, are blinded
to the facts which to Englishmen are so
very apparent.
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Utica Herald { Rep !

One of the very ahlest tariff newspapers
in the United States at the present time Is
the Irish World. of New York. Except
ing the New York Tribune, it is doubtful
IL there is another in the country which
is doing so much rs the former in behalf
of the protective policy. especially among
the working men whose interests would
be seriously damaged by Cleveland's Free
Trade programme. Its editorials are
directly to the points in issue. signally
able, and thoroughly American in tone.
The lucid and powerfully written articles
of Professor Robert Ellis Thompson alone
are worth the price of the subscription.
The power and tact with which the paper
is conducted and its very extensive circu-
lation cannot fail to give ii IA commanding
influence in tine approaching national
political campaign.
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4 Republican State Convention
will be held In
NOROMBEGA HALL, BANGOR.
Thursday, April 26, 1888,
AfIIOsel0ck, A, NJ,

For the purpose Of selecting two candidates for
Elecfors Of President and Vice President Of the
United states and -four deIegates 81 large. and four
aiternates 10 attend the National Convention, 10 BE-
held at Chicago, Illinois, Tuesday. june lnh,
1885, and transacting any other basiness that may
properly come before II.
The basis Of representation will be ~ follows
Each city, town, and plantation will be entitled to
one deegab and for each seventy five votes eat for
the Republican candidate for Governor In l.>4, an
additional delegate and FOR fraction Of forty voies
in excess Of seventy five votes, additional dele
sste.
The state Committee will be In se.sioh In the re-
eeption room Of the Hall nine O'Clock the morn
Ing Of the Convention for the purpose Of receiving
the credentials Of delegates.
All eector. Of Maine without regard 70 past p0!i'i
cal difference who In sympathy with the senti
Iaents expressed In the call Of the Republican
National Committee for the Republican National
Convention are cordially invited 10 unite with the
Republicans Of the state in selecting delegates to
this Convention.
Per order Republican state Committee.
JOSEPH II. MAsLEY. Chairman.
WILLIS II. WING, secretary.
AUGUSTA, MAIZE, February II, ls-s.
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women we're permit. 10 vote, aud Ser- en-
tt ed to make crr lava. they would among
other things enact
First.-That every man NUT be al home
At ten r. N without tail.
Second.-Trat mar led men should be.'ov
some attention To III II o~n wives, &c &.
II. might have sdde. slso trat they would
nact .hs; 4 man b. compelled To- keep III.
liver IN good sbsp-. and cons qus My ! i.
mind Al Ease. And for the purpose ;',- =. i
ne:hing 40 ffic. cinIs as Steele Little Bile
Pills. 20 cents per bottle. FIR ssie by ]. u
Mixer and c. B Murphy 20.
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Timber Land for Sale.

The north half OF Township No. ?. Range 4. Frank
lin County Ne, Also two blocks mile square
each adjoining in No. ?, X. 5. This tract contains
between 1890 and Il GO acres the largest part of
which is heavily timbered with pine spruce and
lar which has never been cuiied estimated at be-
tween forty and hfiy millions. 1t is well watered BY
Alder Stream and Tin Brook both Of which cross
it, taking In u par OF the famous Tin Pond. Thee
s;<.arnS einpt, int Dead River, which comes into
the kennehs'c b-ipw Il -o-ehead Lake
GILBERT LONGFELLOW.
Indy IS. i>>- Nachiss. Maine.
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Dr.. W0ODBURY'S ANTIDOTE

The usual treatment of catarrh is very I'M
satisfactory, as thousands of despairing pa
tients can testify. On this point trustworthy
medical writer says: Proper local treatment
is positively necessary to success, but many,
if not most of the remedies in general use by
physicians afford but temporary benefit A
cure certainly cannot be expected from snuffs,
powders, douches and washes -Ely's Cream
Balm is a remedy which combines the i'm
portant requisites of quick action, specific
curative power with perfect safety and
pleasantness to the patient. feb2sd&wlw
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The following il the way that that reck-
less partisan shect,the vehicle of 50 much
low calumny and disreputable teaching the
Boston Herald, speak- of the New Eng
land Congressman who di-approve of the
new Fishery Treaty;
The criticisms made by Senator Frye, Gen.
Coggswell, Mr.. Lodge and other New Eng
land Republicans at Washington, on the fish
cries treaty, have the fatal defect that they
are not honest ones"
This j. about a. I'M American and i'll
sulting As the proposition of the y. Y.
Times to buy up the New England fisher
men with general bribery fund.
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They Have Done It.

The weakness and vacillation of Bayard,
in the Department of state as evinced by
his management of our Foreign affairs,
especially of the American fishing inter-
e,t-, eliminating in the new treaty which
the Senate and public opinion are likely
to reject, are only equalled by the uncer-
tantv and alarm which Cleveland and his
Secretary of Treasury have produced
among manufacturers, business mer. and
workmen by their Free Trade declarations
and schemes. These added to the tele-
phone stock scandals under Garland. the
Attorney General, and the postal dis
organization under Villas and Don Dicker-
son. do not argue very competent admins
trative powers and practical statesman
ship on the part of Grover Cleveland and
other Democratic magnates. True, they
have beat Andrew jackson and William
Marcy in the broad sweep of their pro
-criptive removal of officials for political
reasons, and they have done it in the
name OF reform, but perhaps this viii
not help them much in the rising tide OF
popular disapprovnl which is to SWEEP
them from power.
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HANCOCK

The work on the sewerage system At Bar
Harbor has been going on this winter AMI
large amount of work has been done. The
school house. for which the town has ap-
propriated IS 900 is up and covered. The
total expense of the sewer system will be
about Sill 900.
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Musical InstriInietlls.

An instrument of value. % cts. buys the
best plaster on earth. Hop Plasters cure pain
Instantly soothc, strengthen and prevent dis
ease. Observe our signature on back of
plaster. feb2Sd&wlw
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Nhenn s'i.n. tiaut, and n, uraisia, are ter
ribl wing disease: tor TIE cure OF which,
men have Exp rimentpd with many different
rug, IL the end, ayr to I'D some thing that
could be relied upon. Nothing heretofore
HI. covered has had so much success as Men
ard's khtnm tic Bullets. they are pleas
ant remedy. easily taken, and almost an
ab.otGr,iy eertath cure A dollar invested
in : +. t le Of ~ ~ viii pay YOU bet r thsn
thon-s,ih in N4ti street Il ven ei them
ak J ". Mixer and c. B. Murphy & CO.
for bot e
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gave his name as Geo. e. Howard,
the other as Frank West. This
pair have been stealing in boarding houses
for the past two or three days. Among 9TH
ers at the boarding house corner of Centre
and Free streets and at the Chadwick House.
After the arrest persons came from DIR.
Lambs house and identified jewelry and a re
volver stolen from that place.
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Know myself by reading the Science OF
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and mddle-aged men.
uay7d&wly
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WALDO.

LIBERrY.--Our correspondent writes Feb.
&c A bell has been placed on the High
school building in this village. The spring
term will opon Monday, the 27th inst. un-
der the direction of |. \. Luce, of Waldo, "A
good attendance already being assured
The wife of Rev. JAS. Lewis is lying
dangerously i'll at her home in this town.
Johnny Knight, who lost his arm at the
spring bed factory several weeks ago, is
making rapid dvancc on the road to re-
covery which will be good news to the friends
of the unfortunate young man.-The ques-
ton of questions now agitating the people
of this village and vicinity is, whether the
prospective railroad between Camden aud
Augusta will pass through this valley, or near
enough to boom Liberty village as a thriving
manufacturing centre. To casual observers
the most feasible rout is through the st.
Georges valley to this place. as on this
line greater freight traffic could be secured
than BY any other possible survey. All that
is necessary in our opinion TO start this vii
lage on the road TO prosperity, and the build
ing up of many towns now decaying for the
want of direct communication with the
and the Maine Central Railroad, is the pro-
posed line between Camden and Augusta.
The personal effects of the late Isaac Lewis
were disposed of at auction last Saturday by
vendue master J Q. Johnson.-W. b. Mar
den has submitted to the amputation of the
fingers and toes that it was necessary to take
off consequent upon the freezing of his hands
and feet several weeks ago, and is doing well.
DIR. Porter of this village assisted by Drs.
Aillings Pearson and Bachelor performed
the operation.
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TDetroit Tribune Rep. J +

There never was time when there were
so many complaints as there are now of an
irregular and inefficient postal service. These
complaints have been voiced in the United
States Senate; they are heard from business
men and appear in the newspapers of both
parties in many states
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nov22dTu&Thur2pnrSweo
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RESOURCES.

PUBLIC FUNDS OWNED.
District of Columbia, IS, lsVs,
City of Bath, is, NIL, iss,
Town Of Nobleboro, d, X. r., lss.s,
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FlNO LET-Or will sell one OF the best appointed
i small fancy cashmere worsted mills In New
England. Address A. WALL, 2,ioO Lenox Ave.
New York. ftbl7du
mo LET-Sew house on Weston ~. , near Chapel,
i Apply TO HORACE NORTH. febi6diw
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Quarantine Club.

Notice is hereby given that the Quar-
antine Club has been established at Cot
tage No. 1900, Hawaiian Hotel, Homo
lulu.
Gentlemen of Honolulu and the
neighborhood DESTROYS of joining the
club will be welcomed, and should give
in their names to the hon. sec. any law
full day between the hours of 10 a. IA
and p. N. at the Club House.
The mere act OF entering the grounds
constitutes membership, if accompanied
by proper certificates of birth and vacci-
nation.
N B.-No member is permitted to re-
sign membership without the kind per-
mission of the President of the Board of
Health. "All hope abandon ye who
enter here'