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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-17
NEW VERSION OF AN o1D STORY.

Pharmaceutical Era.
"0h, mother take the .rlnQues AWAY.
Aud put them out Of sight.
For nGl tcEGd iaost 10 death,
! cannot paint tOiilght.
III tell y0n all about Ii II you'll listen, mother,
dcnr,
So come and SIT beside inc on my little hOssock
here.
"iou heard the wedding bells tonight.
Ills wedding bells they were;
I'm very gad they were nor mine,
Tn glad lig married her.
Oh, how cab live through Il,
My hphits so full OF Chccrl
foutrlcd so hard TO catch him, but you couldn't,
mother, dear.
Miss FrlGbnng came among u.s.
With her bushes sweet 10 see.
WIN ruby Hips aud pcnry teeth,
Far lovcllcr than me;
Yes they were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this Joy.
inl cnr
She thought thu, she could fool him, and she
did It, mother. dear.
I'm run you urged me, mother
To put curlinc Oh my hair,
And wash my lipswiih OCuline,
And blush Of roses wear;
hut 10 your kind enttcOticS never wouldIgiye
ear.
They didn't cut Nguro-no, they dIdu',
mother, dear.
pence. to you, Jr. Moncybngs,
And happiness for life.
~ lie MI Old iauld nil my days
Before III be your wife.
Now, mother, will sober Joyn-yD no,.crozy,
quite,
But please 10 take tho plaques away. cannot
puint tonight"
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Detroit Fro Pros.
Look u hercw said an old iarmerwho
got on ut Brighton to the conductor of
Il Detroit, Lansing & Northern train II
day or two ago. 1--WE been waitn' half
an hour for that boy to come around"
What boy?"
why, tho Teller with prize pack.
ages"
They arc not allowed on this road
They hain't? What's the matter
that they hain't%
because tho passengers found so
much iault with them
You don't say! I'd like to know who
raised any rumpus about IT,"
1T was Il general complaint; the pub.
lie claimed that it was Il swindle."
wall! wall! The public must be n
curious sort O crittcr. Why, sir, | paid
twenty-five cents for n prize package on
this road two years ago an got 'nuit
pens, pencils, paper and envelopes to
iast mo fifteen years, and on top OF that
drnwcd lockct which tho hull family
have been takin' turns wcarin to meet
in, ever sinco Why, sir, calkcrate
robbed that poor innocent boy OF best
about $40, and | was cxpcctin' to SEQ
him today and offer him S. to get the
blamed thing off my conscienccw
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. lG.-Cattlc. receipts Il ,Oo9
head: shipments 1000 head: markc, uc,ivc and
stcndy TO higher; natives So 75arlO: Texans
s. $ja3 9j rangers So 1Oa5 ID; stocers s. Goa! Is
COWS 81 oVa2 50. Hogs, receipts 5000 head !:
shipments 1000 head; market active and
steady; common 81 Gjl.i %: mixed and packers
81 S0N3 oj; prime heavy 81 O0ai 49, light s. 9jn
S.. Sheep, receipts 1000 head: shipments
1909 head; market steady to weaker native
81 80: mixed 81 @lni 81: wcthcrs and ycarlInrs
81 5Oa5 10; westerns 81 Goal Is: lambs S. j0,5 H..
EAST Liberty. Pa. Nov. l6.-Catt,c receipts
APIS head; shipments Isis head: market fairly
active nNl ,0G!5c higher en- good grades: com.
mon and medium shade higher thnn last week
Hogs, receipts llGOo head: shipments $50
head: market slow; phladelphias 81 9Oai 90:
mixed 81 SOA@ SIS; mir 10 best Workers 81 Gi,9 50.
Sheep, recc. pts 100 head; shipments 500 head !;
market steady At about last weeks prices.
ClHClSSATI. O., Nov. lG.-Iiogs firm but
lover common and light So 7ja1 co: packing
and butchers, 81 GOa3 %; receipts 1850 head:
shipments 90 head.
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William Timmons, Postmaster OF Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bttcrs has
done more for me than all other mcdi-
cines combined, Tor that bad feeling
arising irony Kidney and Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stocEman, OF
same place, says: Find Electric Bitters
to be the best Kidney and Liver mcdi-
cine, made me feel like q new man" J..
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bittcrs is just the
thing for 4 man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt just like he had 4 new lease on life.
Only 30 cents bottle, ut Logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store. 2
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The Old Original NIIrrohe Medicine

"Radam's Microbc Killer is the old
original medicine, which leads and
stands IN advance OF all other germ
"mlcrobi," BACTERIA etc, remedies.
This is the original-othcrs are imita-
lions which try to catch the public by
borrowing names from the old original
remedy, discovered by VIM. Radam
years ago. and whose iame has spread
over the world. Buy the original and
get the genuine. Investigate its merits
before parting with your money. Read
their advertisement elsewhere and act
wisely. MwrAw.
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perfection of nature" should use ga.
yori,o Prescription" to assist Nature
when needed, to correct Irregularities,
aid circulation and digestion, and there.
by clear up the skin, rendering it soft
and beautiful. DR.. Picrces Favorito
Prescription is the only medicine Tor
woman'a peculiar ills, sold through
druggists, and guaranteed to give salts.
laction in every case, or money re.
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a Philosophers op,ulon.

Eoltairc said to beautiful young
lady with whom he was dining, your
rivals are the perfection OF art; you arc
the perfection OF nature" This could
not have been said ii the young lady
was suffering from disease, and pain had
left its signs OIL the features. Women
who want 10 keep beautiful, and be the
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When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Il Child, she cried for Castorla,
When She became Miss, she chung to Castor;a-
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,oria
Niles Nerve and Liver Pills

act on 4 new principlc-rcgulatipg the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. y new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure b!liousncss, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
unequaled for men, women. children.
Smallest, mildcst, surest! Fifty doses
23 cents. Samples free at the Logan
Drug Co.'S.
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TIE childrcn's health must not be
neglected. Cold in the head causes ca
tarrh. Ely's Cream Balm cures at
once. 1t is perfectly safe and is easily
applied into the nostrils. The worst
cases yielding to it. Price 5Oc. MwrAw.
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ONE ANL0Y@

10th tho method and resulia when
Syrup Of F;gs is taken; it IS pleasant
ard refreshing to tho Taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Live. md Bowels, clean9ea tho syG-
TEN e!iIctually, dispels colds, head
;.ches and E5vers and cures habitral
con9tipa.ion. Syrup of Figs is tho
OILY remedy Of its kind ever pro.
dacel, pleasing to tho taste and &c.
c.ptaGlo to tho stomach, prompt in
lis aH.ian and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared oaly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 ell aG'i have made it tho most
ropulSy iemcdy known.
Syrup Of Figs is fcr sale in SOC
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gi,ta Any reliable druggist who
nay not h5yo it on hand viii pro.
cagc it promptly for any ono who
UisLes to try it, Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
S6H FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, XII kEly YORK, M
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EINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of III, 1IunsY nnl stoc

Nlirketh
NEW foRx. Nov, ld.-MonGy on cali easy rang.
ing from . to ~ per cent, last loan . per
cent, closed offered ut 3 per ccut. Prime
mercantile paper taGa per cent Sterling cx.
change quiet aud steady at slsOlMlsSjE sales
1879 shares.
T.. me stock market to-day was quiet to dull md
w Tue main heavy, especially III the forenoon,
nnu u better feeling prevailed Inter IN the day
LhtGOaiGfS were GSGin weak, but In no CGse did
me linal loss exceed fraction There was good
pnylng to-day In Chicago, burlington Il Quincy.
Lax shorn! Wheeling ~ Lake Erie md Allison
nv general market opened quiet and weak IN
VIC teillnS by the Foreigners, The afternoon saw
better feeling, however, md everything tudcd
III recovered somewhat though the los, WIS not
recovered. DnllnesSS bCCnmu the most prOmi.
hynl feature, Notwithstanding the buying and
was ,ll but steady to finn ut fractional losses
Tor the day.
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Piles. Piles. Itching Piles,

syMrToMS-AIoisturc: intense itching and
Stinging; most mt night; worse BY scratching.
II allowed TO continue tulnors form, which OF.
ten bleed and ulccratc. becoming very sore.
SwAiSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals ulcetaton and III .2os! cases -caioTca
the tumors. AT druggists or by mail Tor u cents
DR.. SwGync & Son, Philadelphia
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Metals.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.-pig iron quiet; American
SIS T5alS 90. Coppcrdull; lake November $ll Ii;
December sll 20. Lead quiet: domestic 81 l7%
Tin quiet and easier; straits SO IS.
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STEAM
RAILROADS..
WHEELING &ELM GRoyERAILRoAD

On and inter Monday. September II, 1871. train
will run ms follows, cltv time.
LEAVE WIlEELIHG.-SG:OO Il. m. 7:OOa m, sol
n. m. 900 n NJ, 1000 n m, loo H. M, "l2O0 m,
ZOO m. . p. m. 800 p. H. 400 p. IN, 500 p.
m, 6:OO p. H.. 700 p. H.. 500 p. IL, 900 p. III.
i1HOp. IN.
LEAVE ELM GEovE-t6:00a n.. 200 A. m. 500
n. m, IN H.. 1000 H. IN. Hoo n. in.. 1900 IN,
loop. M. 900 p. m, 500 p. H.. 400 p. m. 500
p M, 600 p m. 700 p. In, 500 p. IN 800 p. IL.
1000 D. H.
'naily, except Sunday
srSDAY.-Chmrch trains leave Elm Grove at
o:aS Il. N. and Wheeling ut 1917 D. m.
J. &. G!LIELES.
del General Manager
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HEALTH Is WEALTH,

Dr. T. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MESr, n guaranteed specific for lystcria, Dzzi-
ness, COnvulsi0ns. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache. Nervous rrostratiou caused by tho
Use OF alcohol or tobacco. WGichlncss, Mental
depression, soitcniilg OF the Brain, resulting In
insanity and leading 10 misery. decay and death,
Premature OLD Age. Darrcnncss. Loss Of Power
in either sex. Involuntary losses and Spermat.
Orrhra caused by ovcrcxcrtion OF the brain,
self abuse or overindulgcnce. Each box con.
boxes for S. W. sent by mail prepaid on receipt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-17
WHAT'S "A KISS, hNrEOWn
Amusing Attempts Mado to Define tho
Nectar of Eden,

Some time ago London lid Bits offer
cd two-guinca prize for the best def
milton OF kiss. Seven thousand an
swcrs were received. The prize was
awarded to benjamin J. Greenwood, OF
Tu!so Hill, London, whose definition is
herewith framed below:
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Though /, don't'la long
\ kiss from pretty girl is like hay
ing hot treaclc poured down your back
by angels.
The thunder-clap OF the lips which in
ovitab!y follows the lightning glance OF
the eyes.
\ report at headquarters.
Evcrybody's acting edition OF "Ro.
mco and Juliet"
What the child receives free, what
the young man steals and what the old
man buys.
The drop that runncth over when the
cup OF love is iull.
That in which two heads are better
than one.
4 kiss is three parts OF speech-a
transitivc verb, an invisible noun, and
visible conjunction.
Printing without ink, leaving no visi-
bic impression.
Woman's passport TO her husbands
purse, and mans passport to 4 woman's
heart.
When lips Of lovers nee, in bliss
The pleasing net is termed II "kiSs"
But when the pair have we'd each other
The rapid thing is termed bother"
Loves artillery, that is brought into
action Immediately on the call "to
arms"
Contraction OF the mouth due to en-
largement OF the heart.
The sounding line used by woman
to fathom the depths OF mans weak
ness.
An oid-iasiiioned Geographic arrange
ment for transmitting from one person
TO another various sensations that can
not be transmitted correctly by any
other medium known.
Natures Vo!apuk-thc universal Ian
guage OF love. m
\ woman's trump card in the game
OF love.
An article that is always accepted,
and Cm) printed, but not always pub
lished.
The action OF the lips by which the
real sentiments OF the heart are either
aiicctionatcly expressed or falsely dis
guised.
am justtwo and two, lam warm, am cold,
And the parent OF numbers that cannot be told.
l nm lawiGl-nnawfUl-a duty, n fault.
am often cold dcar-Sood Tor nothing when
bought. 81
An extraordinary boon, md matter OF course
And yielded with pleasure when taken by force,
i gilt which is sometimes expected.
seldom rejected, though often returned.
The safety valve to an cxuberancc OF
tender feelings.
The lovers privilege and the pug
dogs right.
What the child gives, tho lover steals,
the foolish waste and the old value.
The most popular lip salvc OF the
present day.
A tonic, which in childhood NAV be
administered with safely, but with
great caution when childhood is past.
Tie lovers flag OF truce after Il quar-
rel.
Loves happiest expression, and sor-
rows tenderest balm.
A cannon of the red.
The anatomical iuXtaposition OF two
orbicular oris muscles in state OF con-
traction.
A good impression made by tho seal
OF love.
It is like the wind that blows; it is
felt but not seen.
Tho "pons asinorum" OF courtship.
i demonstration OF love which will
dry the baby's tears, thrill the maid.
ems heart, and soothe the rutllcd feel
ings OF 4 tired wife.
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Cotton.

,ClSc!xSATE, O., Nov. l6.--cotton easy; mid
ding re.
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OIL CITY PA. Nov. 1G-Opcncd nj h9lIc: high.
est 59jEc; lowest 59IlSc: closed ~ 59j1c; snles
Al 900 barrels; ccarances 5000 barrels; shin.
,orotS IT'S p-b a.. -''''f
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WHEELING BRIDGE AND TERMINAL RW'Y.
TIME TABLE 40. ..
To Take effect 1a.Ol n. IN, Sunday. Nov !. 1891.
On week days, leave Union Station, Wheeling
tGlj t7:&D $3.50, $3.50 %lO3j I'll 30 IL m Hl2:sO,
%lD %2:;D. $3.50, ";S0, $780, $685. $3.50, 1889,
1870, tl0:j p IN.
On week days, leave Martins Ferry Station
fG:%0, $500, % 200, 10000 "ll:00 Il. m.; "l2:l0,
1900 300 $500, @i:00. $780, 5O:lO $40, $500,
"0:0a, "l0:O0
On week days leave Lgughin's Mills-tG:32 n.
m: S6:O5 p. III.
iDaily, except Sunday. 'DaileH.
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~. isrcg".""....ll6 New York Central. lllA
~ y coupon."".lld Ohio & Mississippi ~
y. y i3S rcg.,."".. wy do ptcierred...... S.
taeilic O'ot 'O".mlll Oregon lmprovUta -
n,ISnlson "."... Y Oregon Nav."r.,.o. ~
Adams ExprcsS"."lN Oregon TrnuS..... III
American ExpresS.ll7 Irac!HC MRIl...,,,,..,, aGl5
Canada PAcfC.... Sc Pittsburgh ,,,,,.,,,,, us =.
Canada southern. 5QIilulmnn Palace l72
Central PacIlc. 81 lRrading 37li
Chesapeake & Ohio q Rock Island ....... SCI
TO first preferred 81 81. Paul. ,..,.,,,,,.,,,,, 70
do Gecond pref'i $50 do preferred .rSI
Ghi .Bur &Q1incy. 09E st. Paul & Onnhn., W.,
Del Il lludSOn.....n9Hi do preferred, ,,. 4jlS
Del Lack. 4 Vest. 1877 sTcnn. Conl & Iron. aOE
Pen. u K G. prctd 49, Texas Pacific. .... l2i,,
Etle';;;:.....,.."....", s'l Union pacic..... iOA
Fort Wayne ......... lJ2 10. s. Express $50. 40
Illinois Central. 100 vs., st l., IL p, lals
Kansas &Texns.,.... ljI do preferred ....,.n 9s%
Lake shore. :".,...ll? Wells Fargo Ex..... lao
louisville IL Nnsh... IGjL Western Unlou,,,,, SlH
Memphis e Chas 96 Am. Cotton OIL %
Michigan Central. 1851 Colorado Coal, aTIi
Missouri Pacific. j9iS Iron Silver IlJ
Nashville IL CHAT So Quicksilver - 4
cwJeHcyCcnul.l IL do preferred, aiH
Norfolk &W. prCrd ~ Sutro,. ,,,,,......'
Northern pacllc.. 2E1al Richm'd Il WIT, Iais
~ DO precrrcd.... 5OI. Chicago Cns........ 5S5s
HorthweSterh ,.."..ll5!i LEAD lrust..""..... l6ts
10 preIcrroi.,m.ul39 Sugar TriSt.......,... Si}s
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Baggage checked through t destination OF
tickets. -.
WI ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent. pa..
kcrsburg ". Va
a. J. DANDY. Assistan! General passeuro-
Agent, pNrkersburg, W. Va "a''
- G. ToMLlSsoS. Passenger Agent Wheeling.
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ClNCINHATT. O, NOV. lG.-F10Ur duh; fomily
s. SOa3 %; fancy 81 2Uai 10. Wheat Onct:
no. Ted 9S5, receipts 800 bushels; shin.
mcntS 100 bushels. Corn quiet; No. . mixed
ole. Cats strong; No. . mixed 35a25l@$c Kye
strong, No. 2 gjc. Pork easy ut IS S7;!ag 10.
Lard lirm nj 81 90. Bulk meats quiet nj s. OOH
G l2H Bacon dull. Whisky firm III 81 is. But.
terdull: fancy Egin @gaiOc; Ohio &c LinSced
oil steady at 3ia3Gc. Sugar steady; hard refined
jL,n5L,r -
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ToIEDo. O., Nov 16.-WhcNt uctIvc and stpnlv:
No. 2 cash I9Ic: December 9SIc; january
s. 0Oh: May s. 0i2s. Corn dull and stendy:
No; cash &c; January and May lie. Oats uuict
and steady; cash 32c. Rye dull cash g5c. Clover
seed, steady; cash 81 30; December and January
si9j.
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PHILADELlrIM, Pa, Nov. l6-Flour quiet.
81 0Snnl Oh; December 81 0jal %; JANUARY 81 o.
nj o1A; February 81 Gal coz Corn easier; 80.
3yellow 5sc: No. . mixed November Gjajdc;
December 5i}%Aj5c: january 5ln5ilsc: February
white November 3Si$aS9c: December. january
and February 39aiOc Butter quiet: Pennsylvania,
creamery extra 2Ia2Sc. Eggs rll; Pennsylvania
iirslS nTn,lsc Cheese firm,
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whether for man or woman friend,
is handsome inkstand. It should
be OF cut glass, large enough to hold
a generous supply Of ink, and with
top Of FURNISHED brass or silver This
reminds us fpaper knives, of which
a great variety are shown. Here are
huge ones Of ivory, strong enough
to cut the toughest of vellum and
too large to be lost amid multipli-
city of books and papers, and here
are small ones of pearl or FURNISHED
wood that may be kept in the book
as mark, without injuring the bind
ing. The large ivory knives are AZ
tistically etched with silver or else
have pretty silver handles, and rest
snugly on beds of red satin in neat
red leather cases.
Now, you would like to give some
thing that can be worn and yet is
pretty, such as gloves, handkerchiefs
or a fan. In gloves choose either
gray, pale tan or black, for these
shades are the most useful, as we'll
as the most fashionable. Get some
of the four-button, heavy variety for
street wear, others in the mousque
taire style with two buttons, and a
pair or so in the very long shape for
evening. If the colors selected do
not suit, they can always be ex-
changed. Handkerchiefs make
pretty gift. Some are of pure white
deliberately decorated with delicate
embroidery and literally as fine as
silk, and others are Of mousseline lie
sole in all the faint shades and black,
embroidered with silk in many col
ors. No matter which variety you
choose, place them in dainty box
or wrap them in a square of bright
hued Japanese silk, and inclose the
whole in silver paper, tying it with
dainty ribbons; for you know a
holiday parcel should never look
like an ordinary, everyday bundle.
| lex.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

s,gtransient advertisements and sub
s-+ntions must be prepaid.
.,,rors are not allowed to sell
~ners, nor to receive payments from
a5scribers.
sogIa comics of the DAILY ADvER-
- .2 or WEEKLY GAZETTE can al
avs be purchased from the News
'ssjers or at the Office of publica-
In, 46 Merchant street.
g3iTES- DAILY ADVERTISER, $3.50
~ ouarter, or $500 a year.
|TgEKLY GAZETTE, $500 a year In
dvanCe.
srbgriptions for the DAILY ADvER-
|-sgB and WEEKLY GAZETTE may be
gid at the publication office, As Mer-
5mt street, or to the collector,
". PRESTON, who is authorized to
aeipt for the same.
,7 subscriber who pays to the un'
migned for either paper one year
srcty in advance, will receive one
T of the " TOURISTS GUIDE as
PIenium.
IN Dollars reward will be paid fol
tormation that will lead to the
eviction of any one stealing the
Nv or Weekly left of the office Oh
lence of subscribers.
gthv advertisements should b.
5ded in during the day, to lnsur
s5lication the next morning. Shor
ices received up to 10 P. NJ.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
H. M. WHITNEY, Manager
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ELITES FOR HOLIDAY
GIFTS.

IN as to Christmas cards. Send
Lendar, a fancy blotter, two or
sQuills tied with blue ribbon
hing rather than cards, which
gpensive and useless. So long |
hey we're simple they served their
pose we'll as pleasant reminders !; |
the befringed and beribboned
Of to-day seem out of place,
8 one never knows what to do with
and they are finally consigned
Be fire.
hat shall you give your sweet.
b! Your heart-of gold, OF
he. Send him a tiny golden
i on which is engraved, in very
U letters, With all my
Tll hang it on the end OF his
lchain and place it in the
bot nearest his heart {; and per-
he will send you in return a
icate Of your present, which you
suspend about your neck by the
EOf chains. It is truly a quaint
owing fancy.
you wish to remember some
Nth whom you are not very
acquainted, send her bonbons,
ing them in a fancy box tied
s. ribbons. Then after the
ss have vanished the basket may
2ed for gloves, fancy work OF
!, Or, perhaps, for letters. Jars
he china are also utilized for
Ing sweets, but unless one is in:
1(e with the recipient, it would
I'd form to send so expensive 6
ier with so trifing a gift.
I've you a friend who is just {
proud of her pretty throat
q shows white and round above
SlOby frill she wears so daintily
you need not ponder long re
<lng present for her. Choos'
ing of gold or silver beads-th.
Der to be preferred, although
cost little more. The bead
u ut the neck closely and mus
10 any case be large. Pear
are also worn, but they ar
n suited to evening than to ger
Wear.
git that will please every woma
~ makes a home for hersel
%Iaer it be in one room or in
s%0us mansion, is a dainty phot'
ssa ~ case. Those holding six, o
eTs still, twelve pictures are to I
Sssfed, and they mBy be Of so
asr Or be covered with fancy 81
d GGcade: The last are the prettie
,s. s1e effect is all the better if Il
10 ' u looks as if it might ha'
aat .eFmed part of some old pet
sps. VI oy-gone days. Many de
T. ss9 "a maidens can make the
ssns Sut for those who do not pc
On L skill, the shops displ
~. ~ handsome variety.
present that is always suitab
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-10
ZINE PRINTING

t. is as easy to execute choice printing
az poor work, if the printers understand
their art, as they should. We keep only |
the best of Printing Types, Presses
paner and Gard Stock, and the most
sk;llful workmen to be had, and are
constantly adding to our large assor'-
oent the latest styles from the best
foundries in the United States.
We specially call your attention to
orr unriyaled facilities for doing FINE
Printing, such as
Stock CERTIFICATES,
NOTES AND ORDERS,
ENVELOPE ADDRESSES,
INVITATION AND BALL CARDS,
WEDDING INVITATIONS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
CONTRACTS AND LEASES,
SHIPPING RECEIPTS,
| NOTES AND LETTER HEADS.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS
STATEMENTS AND BILL HEADS,
Books AND PAMPHLETS,
CATALOGUES, CIRCULARS, ETC.
our facilities are such that we can az
onv work entrusted to us in very shof
time. and on lower terms tnah eau y
done elsewhere-in Honolulu or oal
. Francisco.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY
II. M. WHITNEY,
Manager.
AZ Merchant Street, Honolulu II. L