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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Ar born into the world every day with soine &C.
salu or dandruf, ntro 10 develop Into an agonl.'
ina ecrcma. the itching, burning and c.shgurailon
Of which make LIE Prolonged torture unless
properly treated.
Z. : ss,u hath with curIcvns soar. an exquisite
hkn Bcauuher, and q single application of Cufi.
cuEA the Great kkin Cure, with n little Cuffcunk
EssoLvEsr. the New Blood Purifier. are often sun.
eent N arrest the prcgrcs Of the disease. aud point
20 speed aud permanent cure.
Hence, no mother who loves her children, who
tatcs pride In their beauty purity and health, nnd
IN bcsfowing upon thom chllda grcaicIt inner
ilance-a skin without blenlish and a body nour
ished by pure blood-shonld fail 70 make trial oi
the curictnk Rfnnpiis
eoii evcrygaerc Price curicrnA, ioc, soar. 80,
E.sotvErf, q. Prepared By the rorfra DEu0 AND
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A n. OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN TO DRAW
"a Free OF Charge. Having sole control OF the
New Art system for Memphis and vicinity, and
wishing 70 Introduce Il to every household will
teach a limited number OF pupils FREQ Of charge
This Is tho same system that Mr.. Barrett taught
here sosnceessfully last year X & MANNING,
Room Is No. ~ second street. Elevator at the
street
A sHBHooK 4 wHITE, 90 FRONT ST., PAY
"a highest cash prizes for Hides. fur and Wool
BUFFALO GYAT AND FLY EyTEIMINAToR,
andcharbonne" can he had Of any wholesale meT
chant or send orders at once 20 French, Bros &
Co., $50 Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
C,IsTERNs- BRIcRwoRK. SMOKING CHM
" neys etc Telephone sss
U,oR RED ROCK PRICE, IN FURNITURE CALL
IL on the Armstrong Furniture Company. ga
Second a.
CAs AND OIL STOVES, LATEST DEsrGNs
VI Lamps, ETC. at A. Hitxfcld's. 21 Second vt
MERCHANTS REQUIRING BooKKEEPERs,
INl clerks, drumfncn. acnographen, etc, ap-
ply HARE, Accountant, 80 Second
MANILA PAPER, PAPER BAGS, WRAPPING
WI Paper at Meniphis Paper Co. 2S7 Second st.
RIO HAVE PURE WATER usE TIE AMER.
lean water clarifer and purifier All drug
PHrsICIANs.
~ r. MALONE. NJ. D., OFFICE sss Main strvct.
VI. Resldenoe lgg Wellington: Telephone. 2ll:
NOTARY.
. l. MooRp, NOTARY PUBLIC. 2g7 SECOND
>. street. hnocd A Bethel block.
CTRoPoDisr.
DR C. J. scHERER TREATS CoRys Ann
II bunions onive houn . am. tn 4p.m. No.
-.
rI,URRIsH, RUSSIAN. KI.EcrRIc. SULPHUR,
l. Salt or Fresh Water baths. sc TO 81. % % e.
ATToRSEys.
CHAIMERs & COOPER, ATToRNEYsA T-LAw,
" 49, hAdls0n street lnp siairsl.
4 N. TRIzRvANr. ATToRNEY-AT.LAw, NO. "a
81 North Court street.
M D. IRRELEVANT. ATToRNEY.AT.LAw,H no
NI. madison street
CMITH & COLLIER. ATToRSEYs,AT,LAw. 2,
- Court street
V,AYLoR & CARROLL. ATTORNEYS. AT.LAw,
Il - Madison sircct lupsisirs).
SPECIALISTS.
HAvE YOUR CoRNs. BuNioNs AND. IN.
II growing nails treated Without rain OF blood.
by DIR FRAZIER r. &, ut Peabody barbershop.
n, y EDWARDS, ND, sPIaTALisr. EYE
l.. Ear. Nosc and 'rhroat 27s,< Main street.
loan oprTcrx
NEFNPTTIs loan oFFIcE ]. n GoTTIIEIP
vi Manager. 20 DcAle and - Monroa Low mates
on latgc ainount<
NATHAN BACII ~ MONROE AND W SECOND
IN ktA Diamonds, Watches. Jewory. Old Gold
and Silver bought and sold.
WIRE WORKS.
CuAs ooEBYis 4 co.'s TENN. WIRE AND
~ Iron Works Oaicc aud Eank Railing spc.
cialty. as Second =
mAnkE1S.
Mt y. COUNT. NORFOLK CAN oYsIHIls AT
IN. Ames & sites. ~ Jefferson q
OTIS A AMEs. MEATS FlsH, OYSTERS AND
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Administrator Notice.
MVNrlns Trxr February ~, 1855
II AvfNd qualified ~ administrator Of The estate
u ~ Ocorgc IrApnail. dccarcd. all paril sh-.-
hen'by nplncd n present ths.r claims aud make
demands within the tine Tsesfrsei by law
Aa.rfntlnior Of Geofre 1nlpnall, dcvcascd.
roston 4 f't@ion. Attorneys
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$500 Esr g s0s EASTERN T .1g @Ss + sSs
nue. street cans and dummy.
$4,000 yssa ,! ssE TTG as a.i. gnaHr
rooms washington st., near Orleans
$4,000 y .gsss 9%y y, rGgs s sSss'. a%Gs s
one Wishing an investment
$4,000 %as ANY . SST%A :ast SS s1S
ncr OF Coffee and Third streets Fort
Pickering lot fronts i2ixiJL
GIOOO WILL BUY NICE COTTAGE on
cptOOO lauderiale street, near Vance; six
rooms, etc.
We have for sale other desirable property Inn
proved ana uniinproycd, and VIII take pleasure In
showing same. HUGH H. CULLEN,
or q. L. MCDONALD.
Madison street
II BEAUTIFUL GROVE LOTS ON COURT
Il street extended.
~ Residence lots on Madison street extended.
10 Acres ON Poplar Boulevard east OF Montgomery.
subdivision Of - aercs fronting ON Cooper aumue,
Nelson aycnueand NJ. & c. H. L. In lots TO suit
purchasers.
Fine cottage residence on Orleans street south OF
Vance.
Six scrcs, corner Of Marley and johnson avenues.
Nice .oitngc on Manassas A., between Stanton aud
Mari sts.
Two lots corner Stanton and Dunsoombc ~.
lour oncncrc lots Trlgg ave-. east Of seventh A.
Numerous lots. cheap and ON easy terms, In all por
Eighty acres on Poplar Street boulevard east Of
Fifteen aor,s corner Of Kerr ave. and Mississippi
Farms aud farming lands on all the leading nail
roads. y. W. ROYSTI.R & 90,
2JT Second Street
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We have for sale other desirable property, I'm
proved and unimproycd, and win take pleasure In
showing same. HUGH n CULLEN,
or q. L. MCDONALD.
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NEW EDITION.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26

Cow-ON OCT. TO-. FROM % ALABAMA ST.
~ small brlnilc COW. Tins Of both hornI sawed
of aud holes bored through near TIP ends. Spring
ing 20 calves whom left s. reward Tor return 10 %
Alabama strvct.
IIoRsI-FRoM ~ FERNANDO STREET, FEB
Il IS heavy clay hank horss. blnck name and
TAIL Ills rctuTn will be literally rewarded.
MIS-. Y. r. HARRIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01

OF any desire for a change in this law until
the Portuguese came. Parents, among
that nationality, have generally little APP
probation of the advantages of education,
and having large families are anxious to
get their children out of school to set them
to work to earn a livelihood. The Portu-
guese will prove valuable accession to
the population provided they are educated
otherwise they will be an element of evil.
In the interests of the Portuguese them
selves, he would support the motion to in
definitely postpone the bill. The standard
of education should be raised instead of
lowered.
Noble Baldwin did not believe that five
per cent. of the pupils IN schools in the
outer districts could pass the examination
required under this bill. Many are only
dragging out their time in school, waiting
till they are fifteen, when they Will be re-
leased. This will offer a stimulus to chill
dren to endeavOr to advance themselves so
as to secure their release at thirteen He
moved the bill pass to engrOSSment.
Noble Townsend said that the Commit
tee on Education wished not to open the
door very wide. They thought that it
should be left entirely discretionary with
the Board of Education whether any ex-
PmptionS of this kind should be granted.
The committees amendment left the door
Just as wide open as 1t ought to be. He be-
lieved that the Board ought to have the
power TO revoke any excuse from attend
3IC6 dL SCnOOl WHICH, l1Gy uilu Is only
adding one 70 the number or lOaferS and
tarO patch fiddle players. There are enough
OF this class in the country now.
Rep. Kinney said it was well for a man
not to get so far ahead of the age in which
he lives that the crowd will lose sight of
him. This, he believed to be a sensible
measure, calculated to do good.
Rep. KamauOha favored the bill, as it
would act as a stimulus to the pupils in the
schools.
Rep. G. Brown moved the amendment
of the Committee on Education be adopted
Rep. PaehaOle thought children ought to
gin to learn anything when about twelve
years of age If this bill passes, the height
of ambition with some will be to get out of
school and get taro patch fiddle. The
amendment made the bill little better
than it was before, but be was opposed to
both, and favored indefinite postponement
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
adopted.
Pounds, estrays, etc. Second reading of
the Pounds, estrays and marks bill, con-
tnued from the Goth, with the report of
the committee on sections II and 13, pre-
serted 25th inst. The bill was considered,
by sections. The section providing for the
height of fences opened a lengthy discus
sion.
Noble Foster proposed to terminate it
by moving the previous question, which
was put and lost, and the discussion con-
tnued, until it was decided that the regu-
latiOn height of fences should be four and
a half feet. The remaining sections were
gone through, several amendments being
adopted and others in course of prepare
ton, when, at 4:30, motion passed to
adjourn to 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01

THE dilatory way in which the House
is proceeding, or rather failing to proceed
with business, is fast becoming intoler-
able. Many if not most of the most i'm.
portant bills of the session are still in
committee, and at present rates the
Legislature will be sitting at the time OF
the next general election. To an out
slider it seems as if it were time to take
some steps to facilitate rapidity of action.
There are ways enough by which that
end can be attained. 1t only remains to
apply Them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01
MINORITY REPORT OF THE COMMIT.
TEE ON COMMERCE.


Hon w. r. Castle, President of the Legs
lative Assembly:
Sir: A minority of your Committee on
Commerce to whom was referred Bill No
II, entitled AN Act for the encourage
ment of Coffee cultivation, report that
they are unable to agree with majority of
the Committee concerning this bill.
The majority are of the opinion, first.
that the Government should not subSidize
one concern TO so large an amount; and
second, that more benefit will be derived
by giving bounty on exported coffee.
They also say that coffee raising is past the
experimental stage, and will pay without
substituting company.
Their reasoning, it seems to me, is illogi-
cal. If coffee will pay, then the expert
mental station will cost the Government
nothing, for the amount of the subsidy will
be repaid to the Government by the COM
pany.
bill is not subsidy or a bounty, but simp-
ly a loan by the Government, with good
security to back it. If an export bounty is
Daid, such payments Will not come back to
the Treasury. So that, looking at the
question simply from the point of view of
the expense to the Treasury, the method
proposed by the bill is much the most pre-
ferable.
ever. very strongly OF the opinion that the
question of expense is not the most impor-
tant one. Ii by the payment OF $35 900 or
q much larger sum in export bountleS, the
cnltivatiou of coffee could be brought to a
high standard, and within few years its
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01

We PRINT below the full text of the
Minority Report on the Coffee question.
1t is more spicy and readable than re-
ports generally are, and contains some
very cogent arguments in favor Of. the
method OF encouraging coffee culture in
the bill as it now stands. 1t is earnestly
to be hoped that no one will be deferred
from reading it by its length. The argu-
ments developed in the report need not
be repeated here, but it seems to Us that
two things are shown clearly. First,
that the method of the bill will be cheap
er for the Government in the end, and
second, that it is more likely to bring the
matter to a satisfactory test. The bill
comes up for discussion in the House to-
daV
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01

FROM information kindly afforded us
by Mr. J. D. Strong it appears that the
visit of that gifted author, Robert Louis
Stevenson, to these islands has not been
given up altogether, but only deferred
His party may be expected to arrive in
Honolulu in the course of a couple OF
months. Mr.. Stevenson has an audience
wherever the English language is spoken,
and if he can only find it in his heart to
write a book about these islands, their
fame will go out throughout all the earth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01
House Notes.

Noble Hitchcock opened an Grafton on
the proper height of fences with the
startling announcement: 81 am four
footer," and, by way of clinching his
pickets, laid down the proposition that
" a four-foot fence ought to turn any
reasonable animal"
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Afternoon.

The House re-assembled at l o'clock
p. m.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Noble Baldwin read the report Of the
committee, appointed, goth inst, to con-
slider the item in the Appropriation bill,
additions to the electric light system.
Honolulu, $43 ,OO0
To the Hon. w. r. Castle, President of
the Legislative Assembly.
Sir: The special committee 10 whom
was referred the item in the Appropriation
bill of $43 900 for additions to the electric
light System, beg leave to report that we
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Dp 1utIJorltn.
Sale of Lease.

On THURSDAY. September 6, 1888, at
II O'Clock noon, will be sold at public auc-
ton, at the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, the Lease of a piece Of Land 40x2C
feet, at the Eva side of the old Custom
House, Queen street, Honolulu, and adj
joining the same.
(Signed) L. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 81, 1888.
37-aug1 8, Il, %, 29sep5,G
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Police Court.
TUESDAY, July 81.

TUESDAY, July 81.
Quai Nul Ing, after extended trial, was
found guilty of selling spirituous liquors
without a license, and sentenced to pay
a fine of 5000 and costs, 81 60. His
counsel, Hartwell and Kaulukou, note
an appeal.
Ako gets 20 days hard labor and costs,
81 80, for vagrancy.
Eighteen alleged gamesters are again
remanded, and three other cases con-
tinued.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST l, 1883

THE eloquence of Mr.. Baldwin, Mr..
Hitchcock, ct al. on the merits of -four
foot fences, proved yesterday unavailing.
The friends of the extra six inches tri-
umphed. The gentlemen named, how
ever, should be congratulated in making
a heroic fight.
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Irrigation Notice.
OFFICE WATER WORKS,
HONOLULU, July y, 1852
Holders of water privileges or those pay
ing water rates are hereby notified that
the hours for using water for irrigating
purposes are from to o'clock a. M, and
from to o'clock p. M.
CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt. Water Works.
Approved:
l.. A. THURsToN,
Minister of the Interior.
Stiff
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Steamboat, Steamship. Land Eusila
High Pressure or CON P'u'-
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds pun JUN,
with bulls OF wood, iron or c0Hp'@'
ORDINARY ENGINES cOmP0ula''
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges ; ~ ~. 80 t-11s
sfructed with reference 70 the -
they are to be EN- lOyed. sPss@
draft of water guaranteed
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making
made afte. the most approve, ~ -.
Boiler Iron Work connected 'D'''
WATER PIPE. of Boiler or shss en- !. \
size. made in suitable ieDg'I I'D q
together or Sheets rolled pun 80
for shipment, ready to De -"
ground. Uc,s
HYDRAULIC RIvETING, B ,23ilihmept 4
pines made by this estao isarr tbst
bydranIic rtveting machinee Pa 80 got
work being far superior 10 D'I r,r.t.l
SHIP WORK, Ship and steam Pa I'd
Wincbes. Air and Circuls'IsS
after the most approved pa. 49,, for !
SOLE Agents and man glts Raiier
Coast OF the Home ssie'' -. ,or id
pTTwps-Dtrect Acting PaR Pgit III he
city works PURPOSES pun .nnerior %
Davy Valve Motlon'
pump.
IN. G. Williams IDS S
Room No. 8, upstairs ~ ~. a,rs.
41-Sm 5---
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Water Notice.

Water Notice.
The supply of water from the lower Nuu-
anu reservoir will be shut off from the
city on Wednesday, the 1st prox., during
the hours from 7 a. IN. to p. III.
CHAS. 3. WILSON,
Supt Water Works.
Honolulu, July 80, 1853. 56-2t
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THE DAILY
Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

Be just and fear not:
Let all the ends thou aims at be
Thy Country's, thy Gods, and Truths.
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Rep. Kinney moved the report be
adopted.
Noble Widemann moved it be accepted
and printed.
Rep Paehaole moved it be laid on the
table to be considered with the Appropria-
ton bill.
Minister Thurston moved the report be
accepted up to and excluding the last re-
commentator, and that the said last re-
commentator Ito insert So, 200 in the APP
preparation billy, be rejected
After considerable debate, in which
Mobiles Widemann, Baldwin and Smith !;
Ministers ThurStOn and Green; Reps. Kin
ney5 c. Brown, Paehaole and Kamauoha
took part, Minister ThurstoR's motion was
adopted.
Rep. F. Brown reported two bills and the
majority and minority reports of the Com
mittee on Commerce on the bill for the
encouragement of coffee cultivation
printed.
Noble Baldwin read a minority report of
the committee to whom was referred the
proposed item of So, 900 for advertising the
country, etc. Committee do not approve
of the item.
Laid on the table to await the majority
report, meantime to be translated
At IL :35 the House took recess to
o'clock p. M.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

The President said be had received
from Noble Bertelmann
saying that he was obliged to take passage
for the Coast on account of his health, and
asking permanent leave of absence. With
this note was a medical certificate by DR..
Leave OF absence is granted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01

Minister Green answered the question of
Noble Widemann, relating to instructions
to bankers about assessment returns,
stated that no terms and conditions were
made other than the simple one that they
should pay taxes on their cash on hand
and not on the amount of the balances at
the credit Of the depositOrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-01

TUESDAY, July 81.
The House met at 10 o'clock, Hon. w.
r. Castle, President, in the chair. Absent
Ministers Green and Ashford; MOBILES
Robinson, Dowsett, Young, Jaeger, Foster,
Wight, Hitchcock, Campbell, Widemann.
-Makee, Wilcox and Bertelmann; Reps
Dowsett, Kalaukou, Kauhi, Kamai, Kin
ney, Kauhane, Paris, Daniels, Wilcox,
Gay and Nakaleka. Minutes read and
conf rrrna6
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Noble WaterhOuse moved the report be
adopted. The subject matter Of the report
was discussed by Mobiles Widemann, and
Smith and Minister Thurston. The report
was adopted.
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NOTICE.

THE HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY IS
Il duly authorized to collect all of my accounts
and receipt for same in my name.
A. NJ. HEWITT.
July %, So. 54-5t
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-10

MORTGAGE SALE.-whcreas default has
4VA been made I'm the payment and conditions
ot a certain mortgage bearing date the first
day of October. a. II. 1855, executed by .Jeorr-
son Pratt and Elizabeth Pratt. his wife. to J. NJ.
Muntigcl, FERDINAND MOntigel, Martin Non,lrel
ana John schwartz. composing the firm OF j. VI
MuntiLcl n Co. and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Gratiot county, Mich
igln, on the twcnty-first day of November A..
d.. lSSi in Libcr vi Of Mortgages. on page 40
ana which SAID mortgage was on the eleventh
day of December, a. ID. 1886 duly assigned bv
the said J. NJ. Montigel X Co. To William a..
JOhnsOn; said assignment recorded I'm the of.
ficc of the said Register on the 18th day of
December, A. y. 1881, I'm Libcr - of Mortgages
ON page IL, and
Whereas. the amount claimed 10 be due and
unpaid ON said Mortgage AZ this date is two
hundred ana thirty-eight dollars and forty.
three cents tSSS.43j and a further sum OF nj.
teen tSl5.W dollars provided 10y statute ns an
attorney fec in case OF foreclosure, and no
suit or proceeding having been instituted al
law or In chanccry TO recover the amoun due
on such mortgage or any part thereof whereby
the power OF sale contained in said mortgage
has become operative, now therefore,
Notice Is hereby given that 10y virtue of
said power of sale IN said mortgage contained.
and In pursuance of the statute i'm such eases
made and provided, the said mortgage will he
fore closed Ia satisfy the amount duo ON such
mortgage together with all other legal costs
and cNpcncc> by reason OF this foreclosure
by "A sale of the premises therein dcScrib-
ed AT public auction To the highest bid der M
the front door of the Court House in the
village of Ithaca. in the county OF Grutiot that
being the place of holding the Circuit Court
for said county on Friday, the thirteenth dsy
of April, a. ID ISIS, NJ 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon of said dav, which said premises arr
described as follows. to-wit The southwest
one quarter "a of the south west one
quarter "a of section six 90 i'm the town
ship of Arcadia, GratiOt county, Michigan.
the Same being W acres Of land in town eleven
ell north of range three 81 west. Said prcmiS-
o. viii bc sold subject tn a mortgage of seven
hundred dollars given To WI Dutton. Fcbru.
AIRY l7tn 1883, and recorded February 10Th lsSS.
in liher W ot mortgages on page M. which
constitutes the first mortgage against said pre-.
misses
Dated Jan 18th lSSS.
W, n, BAHLKE, WtLLIAMD q. Johnson
AttN for Assignee Assignee of Mortgage.