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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-16
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NEWS AND NOTES.

The Grant equestrian statute was
unveiled in Chicago on the 9TH of
October, and the dedicatory ora
ton was delivered by Judge
Gresham.
The water is so low in the Erie
Canal that boats are grounded all
along the line. The creeks and
feeders have not been SO low as
now in some years.
Iowa reckons among her big
crops 308,00O.00O bushels of corn
and 12O,00O,000 of oats. It is the
best all round crop season in the
history of the State.
The colored people of Georgia
are prosperous and gradually ae-
curing wealth. They return 15
per cent. more of property this
year than they did last. They have
returned S14, 196,735 worth of tax
able property.
A tin-plate manufacturing firm of
this city has received a consign-
ment of pig tin from the newly
opened tin mines in San Bernar-
dino County, CAL, and are using
the material in the manufacture of
roofing tin.-Phila. Press.
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ABOUT It's power as money, and
coins and stamps it as money, then
1t Is money, not before; and the
paper money is just as valuable as
the gold for home use. I have an
old keepsake of watch, with a
gold case and several silver pre-.
mlums OF good quality, but none of
it is money. My desk has several
KINDS OF paper on it, but, to my re-
greet, none of it is money.
Gold, silver and paper are money
only when made SO by sovereign
law J. M. HoRNER.
ITO be ContInued-l
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4 Is Money ?
D. Permit me to fur
this question.
lla Of money is not an
salndustry that every
right to engage in.
not by nature or ply
4l labor, but by reason
LiE' Money is a tool
lds all tools, and is
y virtue of sovereign
y The most important
Producing, measuring
ls values.
11lelple or thing can
VI money. Yet money
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power stamped upon
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~, " the sovereign as
YEAR about and to ex-
Ieign power and value
=. ~. 70 lace. This idea
" those who believe
y and silver are money.
a .r;st that no piece of
;1lSted that was mot,
= sovereign power of
a!Ter bullion is not
!! ", will not pay debts
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e. y sovereign au-
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,,s susf will pay debts
l1ss azure and exchange
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The Planters Monthly.
FOR OCT. 1891.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Notes.
Lantana and it's Enemy.
Shade Trees for Coffee.
Bugs from Hawaii.
An Interesting Tax Decision.
Sugar Prospects.
Economic Plants.
Sugar Conditions and Prospects.
Culture of the Ramie Plant.
Beet Sugar Clippings.
Taxation on Sugar Plantations
Modern Sugar Making.
The Pineapple.
Soils and their Properties.
Rain.
Directory of officers Employed on
Sugar Plantations in Hawaiian Islands.
Diffusion at Dee Lignes. +.
Old Planters and the New-Again.
Beet Sugar Making.
Steam Boilers and Smoke Burners.
The Coffee Habit.
Sugar Production in the U. s.
TERMS:
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Syrup"

The majority Of well-read phys
clans now believe that Consump-
ton is a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con-
stitution itself it is caused by innu-
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
the leaves of trees,
A Germ The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts of the lungs
which have been
gnaved off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive Just the same, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the place.
they leave, and so nourish and
soethe that, In short time consump
dyss hseome gern-proof and well. Z
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"A sense or ,Jtlktiest
and other troubles after eating
Then you need a "Pellet." Not
one of the ordinary, gripping, tear.
ing pills-it's a sickness in itself to
take them. But one of DR.. Pieroe't
Pleasant Pellets-the original Liver
Pill, the smallest and the easiest to
take. The easiest in the way they
work, too they're mild and gentle,
but thorough and effective. Every
part of the system feels their health.
full influence. They cleanse and
regulate the liver, stomach and bow.
els. Regulate, mind you. They
prevent disease as well 8 cure it.
They're purely vegetable and perfect.
ly harmless. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion,
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned.
You pay only for the good you
get.
This is true only of DR.. Piercs's
medicines.
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Certain Employment.

The cooper, printer and barber al
visit any portion of this country and
Away be certain of work. The typo
ian walk into any English printing
office in the country, or the world for
that matter, and earn his supper. He
ian shift from Maine to California,
from Manitoba to Florida, and, where
ever he goes, find work. He needs no
letters of credit, none of recommen-
1ation, for he has the available knowl-
edge. The same is true of the cooper.
Where barrels are to be put together
here he can find employment. And
what with beer barrels, flour barrels,
whiskey barrels and sugar barrels,
here are always barrels to make.
Likewise the barber. Let him walk
INTO any shop in any place, it matters
lot, and he will find employment
The clerk, the cashier, the salesman,
he book-keeper, the writer, all must
rave longer time TO manifest their
capabilities, must have a measure Of
acquaintance, must have that which
We know as confidence; but these
hree, the printer, the barber and the
cooper, need no character from theiy
asst employer.
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LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

INTERVENING EVENTS. -The last les
son is followed, in Johns narrative,
by a reference to the b~etrayer, which
becomes more specific. The disciples
ask 'Is it II" and Peter beckons to
John to inquire of whom the Lord is
speaking. Jesus W According
to Matthew and Mark, the sign was the
dipping into the dish at the same time;
according to John, he gave a s'sop" to
Judas, who also had inquired ais It II"
Probably Judas withdrew at once, be-
fore the Lords Supper was instituted,
though this is disputed. The giving
Of the bread and wine (probably the
third cup of the passover supper is
more naturally placed before the pre-
dision Of the denial Of Peter. CThis
prediction may have been repeated on
the way to Gethsemane. Compare
Matthew and Mark.) The incident
about the swords (Luke) is most natur.
ally placed Immediately before the les
son. The Hallel was probably sung
after the long discourse from which the
lesson Is taken.
PLAcE.-The upper room in Jerusa-
lem, where the passover meal was
eaten.
TME.-In the evening of Thursday,
the 18th of Nissan; that is, April 6. A.
U. @. 783,-A. ID. 80.
PERsoNs.-Ou Lord and eleven dis
ciples, Judas having gone out.
INCIDENTS. - The discourse begins
with an implied reference to the pre-
ceding prediction, which had doub less
amazed the disciples. They r shown
how they a follow afterwards"
The "way" thither is shown, In reply
to Thomas, and a remark of Philip
leads to an assertion of our Lords I'M
ity with the Father, and q promise Of
power to the believer that the Father
may be glorified in the Son. Loving
Christ, they will obey Christ, and he
will ask the Father for another Com.
forter, who shall abide with them. A
future vision Of Christ is promised, and
Judas mot Iscariot) inquiries about this
manifestation. The answer makes it
dependent on loving Christ and keep
ing his words, which are those Of the
Father. The Holy Spirit is again
promised to bring these words to their
remembrance, and his own peace is
pledged to them to guard against trou-
Bile and fear.
There is nc parallel passage.
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Suicide Statistics.

Tbs grim subject Of suicide is con.
SANITY being forced upon the attention
Of New Workers. The uaily papers fire.
qlently report as many as a dozen cases
Of suicide or attempted suicide within
t~wenty-fours hours and the num-
Der of reported cases by no means
represent the number of cases that
occur. There Is a law on the
statute books which makes attempted
suicide a felony. On referring to statis-
tics ! find that tho maximum rate OF
suicides in New York during the last
eighty years was in 1908 when there was
one suicide to every 3017 inhabitants.
The minimum ratio was in 1864, when
there was one suicide in every %, 1877
inhabitants. The largest number OF
suicides among males occurred between
the ages Of t~hirty-ive and forty, and
among females between thirty and thirty
dvs. About one-thIrd Of the whole
number of suicides use poison -Neu
York Telegram.
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verse I6.-"I will pray the Father,
and he shall give you another Com
forter." ~ The Sons prayer; (2) The
Fathers gift; (3J The Comforter's COM
ing.
Verse 19.-"Because / live. ye shall
live Also" () Humanity's death
shared by the Lord; ~ The Lords life
shared by humanity.
Verse 21.-"He it is that loveth me-"
~ The Lords test of love to himself;
(2) The Lords reward of love to him
self.
Verse 23.-"We will come unto him,
and make our abode with him." III The
honorable guests; (2J The honored host;
(3l The %honoring visit.
Verse 26-"He shall teach you all
things" ~ The Teacher; (2) The
pupils; ~ The instruction.
Verse 27.-"Peace 1 leave with you"
~ The Lords rich lega y; (2) The
Lords favored legatees.-O Peace
from Jesus; (2) Peace for men.
Verse 27.-"Let not your heart be
troubled, neither let it be fearful" az
Trouble and fears anticipated; (2)
trouble and fears allayed.
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-Artesian well boring Is q new in
dustry in the Republic Of Nicaragua.
The usefulness of these wells cannot be
calculated. Every year thousands of
cattle die for want of water. Agricul-
tm lists In general, and coffee planters
especially, suffer much for this neces-
ary. Only very few coffee planters
have water sufficient to wash their ber-
ries, and washed coffee brings al
ways from three to four cents more
IL the market than unwashed.
Elizabeth Blsland, who made the
flying trip around the world, has become
engaged to a New York lawyer of re-
pute named Wetmore and Is coming
home from London In October. The
wedding will take place In November.
Modesty is always an evidence of
worth.
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LESSON BIBLE D


WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
Testifies of Christ John Is 26; John
2 22).
Teaches believers John IA &c; 1 John
Dwells with believers q John IA : 16, III
Imparts hope Rom. Is IS; Gal. 5 81
Begets love Rom. g.. 80; Gal. 4 81.
Begets JOY (Rom. IA : II; Gal. 8 %; /
Thess. l 81.
Edifies the Church (Acts 9 81; John
16 IS, 14).
Convicts the world John 16 S-11).
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LESSON ANALYSIS.
/, THE HEAVENLY HOME.

10 III EMIL noAhs
I. The House:
In my Fathers house are many man
eions (2).
We shall be satisfied with the goodness
of thy house (Psa 65 A..
Make not my Fathers house q house
of merchandise John 2 l6).
A house not made with hands e Cor.
5:1).
n. The Preparation:
1 go to prepare q place for you (2).
1t is for them for whom 1t hath been
prepared Matt. 20 :23).
Inherit the kingdom prepared for you
Matt. 25 i: 34l.
Things God prepared for them that
love him q Cor. :9.
Ill. The Reception;
L.. will receive you unto myself
go.
They shall become one flock, one shep-
herd (John 10 49,.
Where I am, there shall also my SER
want be (John IL 26).
30 shall we ever be with the Lord Il
Thess. 4 10.
II. THE COMING COMFORTER.
{. Abiding:
That he may be with you for ever
{ 16 J.
He abideth with you John IA ~.
Thou shalt see the Spirit descending,
and abiding (John l : 33l.
The amounting which ye have received
OF him abideth q John 2 80.
II. IndweiIInR:
He. -. shall be in you 40.
They we're all filed with the Holy
Spirit (Acts 2 ~.
Stephen, q man full OF. the Holy
Spirit (Acts 6 81.
The Holy Ghost which is in you q
Cor. 6: 49,.
Ill. Teaching:
He shall teach you all things (26).
He shall guide you into all the truth
(John Is : 13).
Men spake from God, being moved by
the Holy Ghost q Pet. 1 Ply.
His amounting teacheth you concerning
all things Il John 2: 27).
III. THE PRESENT CHRIST.
I. Returning:
1 come unto you (16).
They shall see the Son of man coming
Matt. "a 30).
Jesus. 80. shall 30 come In like name
(Acts / : III.
The Lord himself shall descend from
heaven q Thess. 4: 16).
II. M~anIfestIng:
Ye behold me. will manifest
myself Q9.21).
A Il tie while. and ys shall ses me (J0hn
/ manifested thy name unto the men
John IT 81.
The life. . . was manifested unto us q
John 1 20.
III. Abiding;
We will. 49,. make our abode with him
(23).
He went in to abide with them Uuke
"a 29).
Abide in me, and ! in you tJohn 10 :
A..
Christ liveth in me (Gal. 2 20).
". THE ABIDING PEACE
{. Peace from Christ;
Peace 1 leave with you (27l.
He shall never suffer the righteous to
be moved (Psa. So : 22).
He IS our peace, who made both one
(Eph. 2 14).
Grace to you and peace. from Jesus
Christ rev. 1 a, D..
u. Peace In Believers:
My peace I give unto you (27).
70 shall find rest unto your souls (Alstt
II :29).
On earth peace among men duke z
la.
The peace OF God. :. shall guard your
hearts phil
III. Peace Amid Troubles:
Let not your hearts be troubled I'D.
He hath redeemed my soul in peace
from the battle (Psa- IS 49,.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
elsa 26 81.
In me-. peace. In the world. :. .trib-
p,ation Cyohn 10 :33).
Verse 1.--"Lst not your heart be
troubled" ~ Thetroubles Of human
ity; (2) The consultations OF Christ-O
Trouble felt; (2) Trouble banished.
Verse AIN my Fathers house are
many mansions." ~ The Sons mes
sage; ~ The Fathers house; (s) The
many mansions; ~ The appointed
occupants.
Verse 81 come again. and WI
receive you unto myself" a. The
impressive coming; (2) The triumphsl
reception. III The Lords coming; ()
The eainta' ~racantiou
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DAILY HOME READINGS:

DAILY HOME READINGS:
M.-John IA: 1-3, 1877. The Son
assuring comfort.
t. John IA : Ala, 1881. Words
of cheer.
W.-John 16 :1-15. Work of the
Comforter.
T.-John l6 /: 1888. Peace in
Christ.
F.-Acts Q: 1-16, 37-47. The Com.
forter at work.
S.-Acts 7 F.: 54-6e. The present
Christ.
So Tim. 4:6-22. The present
Christ.
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Cams Kidney Cure for
0ropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Brlght's,
Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases, Nerv-
BUSINESS, &C. Cure guaranteed. SSl
Arch Street, Philad'a. 81 q bottle, .
or IS, or druggist. 1000 certificates OF
lures, Try II,
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Mr.. Carl Raddut2, Berea, Ohio, writes ]
have received the box of ST. Bernard. Veg
etable Pills, and would state that your pills are
truly praise-worthy. They are very bench
sial for various blood-discrders. ] have had
pills sent me from Germany, but they are not
he effective as the st. Bernard Vegetable Pills
and Iwould hereby thank you a thousand
times for the same. No German family houid
De without the pills.
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will Fight to a Finish.

As long as the fight lasts among tho
wall paper manufacturers, the Fidelity
Wall Paper Co., of No. IL N. 18th St,
Philadelphia, will give the public the
advantage Of the drop in prices. We
get this from them direct. Send four
two cent stamps for samples of theu
3, 10 and IL cent gifts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-23

Mighty ideals are requisite for migl ty
achievements. The mightest ideals are
born now where they have always been
bcrn-in that lofty sphere Of contem-
platlon.
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Farmers In oregon have to maintain
IN ~incessant struggle against the persis-
tent spread OF Seeding trees over thei
sleared land.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
TEXT.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER q 1891.
Christ Comforting his Disciples.
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In Great Britain land bears ten and
,ne-half per cent Of taxation, while in
France It bears twenty, and in Hungary
Ihirty.eight per cent.
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It is stated that in Sicily pigs are
lsed as the ~scavengers Of the towns.
vhere they eat the flthiest OF street re-
tuse, over which a little bran has bean
pread.
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Dibbs anxious to impress his visitor.
To Mrs. D,bbs-My dear, when you g
to the country shall you leave your dia
monds with the State Deposit Com
panyp
Mrs. Dibbs (candid) oh, no; IN car
~ them in a pill box in my trunk.
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A thunderstorm in hot weather trav-
lis at the average rate of thirty miles
IN hour.
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Fading Race.

The recently completed census of the
Sandwich Islands shows the same decline
in the population that has been mani
tested in the past. When the islands
were first discovered, in 177S, by Cap
tain Cook, he estimated the population
at 400, 600. The first official census was
taken more than fifty years afterward,
and showed a population then of $780,
519. In 1858 there were but 71,0l9;
aud the present number is 34,436. In
less than sixty years the population his
been reduced seventy-ive per cent.
Some have laid this decrease to the
decima.ing wars that have ragged on the
islands; Others to the vices that civiliza-
ton has imported. But whatever be the
true cause Of the decline of population,
the fact is a most remarkable one
New Orleans Peayune.
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GOLDEN TEXT: I wiH pray the
Father, and he shall give you another
Comforter, that he may a6sde NTH you
for eger.-John. IA 16.
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FITS, An FITS stopped rse oy Or. Kines0raA
Nerve Restorer, No Fits 4fGer nrsf days use. MAJ
ye.Ops cures, Treaiise and O. ~ trial Dottle Tee 70
tt eases Sendto ID. khne.sSl Arcn ~
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Two young American bicyclists hayo
wheeled it up Mount Ararat.
Happiness seems to consi st in wat
ing nothing.
1t is easier TO refuse another than te
deny self.
The man who wants nothing could
not possibly wish for less.
He whose wit is bis livelihood can il
afford to be out of humor.
A wicked man Is no company fol
himself.
A fquad Of policemen In Philadelphia
low rush over their beats on bicycles.
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LESSON ToPIo: The Son Assuring
Comfort.
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HALLS CATARRH CURE IS q liquid and 70
AIKEN Internally. sold by Druggists, Ios-
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Lieutenant Stafford. United States
Navy. and George A Dusey, Of Har-
vsrd. have discovered a mumi6ed fam
iIy n q Inca tomb. near Ancon, which
mi - szhibitsd at the Worlds FaiE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-23

lfAfnicted with eoreeyes use Dr.. Isaac rhomps
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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-23

GOLDEN TEXT FoR THE QUARTER;
These r Uritten, that ye might be-
Geve that Jesus is the Christ, the Son
of God; and that betieping ye might
hare life through his name.-John
40 al.