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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-27
m NEW GOODS TO THE
PACIFIC HARDWARE Co., Id.

Carbolineum Avenarius.
Glassware, Agate and Jap lnned
ware.
Platform, counter and even-bal-
ance Scales.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
Open link and topsail Chain, as
sorted sizes.
Plantation Tools and Implements.
Vacuum Oils.
Stoves and Ranges.
Garden Barrows.
Oil Stoves, new designs.
Slack & Brownlow's Water Filters,
superior to all others; the favorite
since 1847.
Hose Reels-something unique.
23s9.1qS2s
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Hawaiian Hardware Co.. Id.
Monday, Jan. p, 1892.

N0mday, Jan. p, 1892.
The slight advance in the
price of sugar as reported in
recent advices from the Coast
has had a cheering effect upon
the public in general. High
sugar means plenty of bust
ness to you, to US, to every
one. The last report has
taken the chill off the CONNER
cial atmosphere ; its a cold
day" will be superseded by
some pleasanter expression
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in broiling your steaks ? We
want to say a few words to
our constituents who do,
Those of you who use a
Fischer Range need not listen
because they are far away
from difficulty when it comes
to cooking. We want to
whisper to the people who
have plain every day iron
stoves. Recently we received
almost a cargo Of Broilers,
especially adapted for use in
the cheaper grade of stove.
They are SO constructed that
every drop Of the essence of
the beef is secured and in
stead of the dried up, taste
less morsel that is sometimes
set before you you get a deli
cious piece of steak that will
have the effect of adding a
month to your existence.
Cold weather chills the
ardor of the Refrigerator man
but it don't keep the provis-
ions. We've not talked Re
frigerator to you for a long
time and. a few words now
won't hurt. Nowadays ice is
ice; you want a Refrigerator
that will keep your daily sup
ply of ice and provisions
about as long as it is possible
to do so. You want one that
will do this, and at the same
time be pleasing to the eye.
We think we have them that
combine beauty with utility.
We believe our customers
when they volunteer the infor-
nation that the Refrigerators
or Ice Chests which they have
bought from us are the best
they ever used. The one with
the ice water tap attachment
is particularly convenient and
we commend it to you. Ten
pounds Of ice a day will keep
your meats in excellent condi-
ton and give you an abund-
ant supply of ice water with
out Being obliged to break the
ice.
The arrangement of tools
: in our mauka window gives
you the suspicion of an idea
that we have a pretty good
; assortment Of tools in stock.
1t is only recently that we have
devoted any special attention
: to this line; we we're forced
, into it by the constant inquiries
for tools of different descrip-
tons. The assortment is al
most complete but we will add
to it from time to time until
you will be able to get any
thing you want. We think
our method of supplying the
public with articles is as salts
factory to you as to us.
Have you read anything
about the Hendry Breaker
Plow?' Perhaps yOm have
no use for plows but there are
a good many people in the
Kingdom who do use them
and have been 10th to decide
which is the best for the pur-
pose. From the result of the
practical tests given the Hend-
ry Breaker we believe it to be
the best in the Kingdom.
They are made with a view to
strength and at the same time
reducing the weight to a mini
mum. Lightness and strength
are a combination hard to beat
in a matter of Plows.. To
combine both in plows has
been an unsolved problem I'M
til we sat down to it.
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A. F. JUDD,
L. MCCULLY,
RICH. T. BICKERToN,
SANFORD B. DOLE.
Justices Of the Supreme Court.
Hotel Arrivals.

A glance at the following names
registered at the Hawaiian Hotel
yesterday will prove that tourist
travel has commenced for this year
in earnest: II. G.. Rand and wife,
Salt Lake; Fl. X. Brown, Denver,
Col; Jas. Otis, Fred. M. OTIS and
Chas. Heneymann, San Francisco;
j. w. Mason, Denver, Col; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Rothschild, San Fran
cisco; r. @. Hannah, Chicago; E.
A. Palmer, Monteith, Conn; A. G..
Prichard, Tacoma, Wash; J. Nc
Farland, San Francisco; Harrison
G.. Dyer and wife, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. r. Bradley, Boston, Mass.
Robt. r. Hind and wife, San Fran
cisco; j. L. Anderson and wife,
Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
I'll. Lee, Mimi; P. r. Whiting, New
York; G. L. Godfrey, G. Ell. Get
chell, Des Moines, Iowa; Louis
Hough, M. D., st. Louis.
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WITH THE IDEA THAT YOU N POSSIBLY
though
the comfort the they discarded the better We make
evIeae charge
them than would rough and clumsy article elsewhere
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HOBRON.

HO BRON,
NEWMAN
&c 60.
1920 l401
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Mem a0pcrtlsenlents,

Observation-Disclosures. .......''-'''. ''.''''.'.'
What is Worth Advertising
Is Worth Advertising Well.
Therefore, Advertise in the
DAILY ADVERTISER.
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SIX-PAGE EDITION

Be just and fear not;
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be
Thy COuntry's, thy Gods, and Truths.
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flop themselves round and round With
nervous haste behind thin woman in
a tailor dress, who gesticulates as she
explains some knotty point in the ethics
of shopping; brushes that roll straight
ahead with quiet regularity and
brushes that jerk to one end of the
sidewalk and then to another; brushes
that are worn down and do only per-
functory service and brushes that keep
little jets of street refuse flying out in
front and at the sides of them; fur
brushes and brushes economically made
to look little like fur; brushes of all
sorts and conditions uncomplainingly
maneuvered by all women who wear
gowns.
It is wonderful how universal the
brush mania has become. Of twenty
three women who passed me in four
minutes only five were without that
shaggy fur border spinning round and
round most encrgetically at their heels.
1t gets monotonous in spite of the vari-
ations in its movements, for in the
brush itself there is very little varia-
ton Almost every street dress of any
pretensions has skirt after this order;
at the hips it is close fitting; at the bot
tom it becomes fuller and has some
added length behind, more or less ac-
cording to the relations sustained be-
tween the wearer's common sense and
her imitativeness; around this added
portion is roll of beaver or Astrakhan
or other close mapped or long-haired
fur, or sometimes q frill of velvet just
edged with feathers. When fur
sweeper cannot be afforded-and, in
deed, it seems unjust to expect women
in their discharge of their voluntarily
undertaken municipal duties to use such
expensive appliances-imitation Astra
khan is made to do service. and there
are new short pile pushes woven ex-
pressly to meet the demand for fairly
durable, medium priced brushes for
winter cleaning.
When the eye can free itself for mo-
ment from the constant turning and roll
ing the long Russian coats of black vel
vet attract attention. A woman who has
a pale blrish'purple orchid in her button
hole comes out of florists shop wear
ing one. 1t has long, slender back,
close-ftted, and in front it is single
breasted and has sloped bias seams to
give fullness to the skirt, which reaches
to within a couple of inches of the bot
tom Of the dress below 1t has big
Continental side pockets, and as the
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eyelashes are lifted with evident sur
prise as the gray girl stops and studies
Che new and curious combination,
which is matched for oddity by only one
other feature of midwinter fashions,
the long, broad, velvet ribbon stream
ers, after the manner of the old follow
me, lads" which began to show them
selves in the autumn in the comparative
privacy of the tea-room, and have now
sufficiently advanced in courage to walk
not infrequently, even when the wind
blows, out of doors.
ELLEN OSBORN
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TN nn AyFF OUR FAITH IN
F|sPkHHW TIE MEDICINE,

On and after October 1, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness. Irregular
+ ity of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be-
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. It is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
THE GR0DER DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
WATERvILLE. MAINE.
TTce,xv
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Jmportant Discovery.

Many years have elapsed, since the dis
coyery of a remedy so important to the peo-
pie as that Of Ro1eH ON coUaHs, new and
sumption Bronchitis, chr ;pRa Coughs and
all PULMONARY dsfadei effects ns uniform aeuar
a ss Ill US and specific effects upon the
Throat and Lungs in disease, proves it the
iong-desired panacea for class of diseases
heretofore considered incurable. All suf-
ferers are confidentially requested to give
it a trial. SOC. and sl.oo bottles. At
Druggists Large size, express prepaid, on re-
eeipt Of 81. E. s. WELLS, Jersey City, N. j.
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Atkinson House Furnishing Co.
HEADQUARTERS COR. PEARL & MIDDLE sTS.,
Port1and, ME-.
IT would Seem

That at last cure has been found for Bron-
lungs. For these complaints innumerable
remedies have been tried, but none hereto
fore have proved successful The unrivalled
success which attends the use of ROUGH ON
CoUGHs places it at the head of the front rank
of Pulmonary remedies. Though new rem
edy, cures have already been effected of cases
thought beyond reach OF any possible remedy.
teriy hopeless are received daily. SOC. and 81.
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FINE DRESS GOODS.

ZINE UnEN0 dUUU0,
French, English, Scotch and
German Novelties i'm fine Suit
imgs, including our own iampOr-.
tatEom of exclusive designs mot
to be found elsewhere.
SINGLE DRESS PATTERNS.
We invite your particular at
tentiOm to the Silk mixed, fancy
Weayes Ira French and Scotch
Suitings i'm single Dress Patterns
no two alike, costing from
$3.50 to $1,000.
ROBE PATTERNS.
i'm n variety of choice designs,
entirely new, beautiful texture
and cOlorings, prices $3.50 TO
$3.50.
CHEvI0T SUIT!NGS
i'm silk mixture, checked and
striped and fancy weave. Are
sure TO be exceedingly desirable
and the assortment will soon be
broken.
SIDE BANDS.
and a fine lime of fancy weaveS,
purchased direct from the Lon
don house, cannot be found
elsewhere, and as they cannot
be duplicated again this season,
am early selection is desirable.
FANCY BEDFORD CORDS,
BEAUTIFUL PLAHDS,
PLAIN and FANCY WOVEN MIXTURES,
And a Great Variety of Plain
COlOred
DRESS GOODS,
are now open and ready for
inspection.
Dress Trimmings and LaCes.
We wish to call special atten-
tom to our fine assortment OF
new Silk GilmpS, Beaded GiRnpS,
Beaded Eringes and LaceS for
Dress Trimmings, i'm the newest
and na0St approved styles and i'm
the different widths and quail
ties, at popular prices.
Always pleased to show goods.
j. r. LIBBY,
Congress Street.
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velvet skirt, short in the back, for
wonderland is, short for these days
and rather lighter green cloth redin-
cote almost covering it and fitted with
scrupulous exactness to the figure.
About the tunic is band of glossy
green 1ophophore feathers, more of
which edge the wrists and neck. The
redingote is turned back from a high
cloth collar at the throat with deep vel
vet revers, and over the girls smooth
black hair is green velvet hat with
green feathers and ribbons.
The green girl mods to a girl with
boa. The boa is worth seeing. ALI this
worlds boas are large; this one is very
large, indeed. The girl who wears it
s GEMS to get the cue of her toilet from
the long lashes of her gray eyes. Her
face is not at all noticeable except for
her eyelashes, which droop like fringe.
Everything about her IS cleverly de-
signed to heighten the effect of this Pc
culiarity. Her dress is a gray viquoque;
its plain skirt is trimmed with three
rows of the hairy fur of the gray Mon
go1ian goat. The fur bands are in
themselves very narrow, but the long
hairs hang down all around. The
round mantle has two short capes COW
ering the shoulders, and both capes and
mantle are edged with narrow glitter
ing steel braid winlSing over the top of
more long fur fringe. About the top OF
the standing collar is disposed the huge
round boa, it's ends reaching almost to
the ground, it's smooth silky hairs droop-
ing curtain-like most decorously. The
gray felt hat is non-committal enough
w it'll it's steel and velvet trimmings and
its bunch of stiff feathers in two shades
of gray not to interfere with the gen
eral effect of the whole outfit, which is
eyelashes and eyelashes and eyelashes
over again. It ia lkes an uncommon
pair of window curtains to stand this
sort of iteration.
1t doesn't take many minutes on the
street to bring to notice all sorts of
novel things in millinery. There are
small hats round as plates; now one in
black felt with pink velvet crown dot
ted with jet and now one in gray felt
with plated scarlet velvet brim. Hats
with strings are worn with the new cos
TUNES, very broad strings often and fire.
quently of white velvet, even when not
another touch of white shows about the
person. Ruched wreaths of ribbon are
used for trimmings and match with
feathers and fur almost as oddly as do
the muslin ruches that are hitched with
fur capes in most homogeneous company.
A sealslsin pelerine stands out in a shop
window, the girl with the eyelashes is
just passing. Ithas a stand-up Medici
collar of fawn-colored silk tying ir
front with fawn-colored ribbons. Thu
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otherwise they are no Or
uanaemt to your rOOEa as Il
piece of furniture. with
the Gsslngl Bed it is entirely
different, your bed can be
made up and i'm position
ready for use, yet at the
same time "A perfect Book
case, wardrobe or other
piece lof furniture stand
beside lit.
To fully illustrate the
advantage OF these beds
we have fitted up our show
windows i'm Pearl street
with them, so that you cam
see how easily and con-
veniexafly they are
worked.
The Chamber Sets that
we reduced i'm price the
other day are nearly all
gone. Five or six dollars
lis as well i'm your pocket
as paying it out i'm profit
to some dealer who Will
ask YOU $50 or $32 for
what we are selling at $25.
Come ina today or tOnaOr-
row if you can and see
these sets.
Two weeks ago we told
you about 12O Quakers
and New Tariff Ranges
that had been out i'm a
sleet storm. We have
sliced off four to six dol
lars from the regular
price. There are less than
80 left. They are just as
good for use as ever they
were. Save these half a
dozen dollars il you want
a good range.
why don't YOU come i'm
and pick out a Carpet or
two while the extra low
prices are ON!
Nice Tapestry Brus-
sells 81 l-2c, 75c
goods.
Brussels that sells for
SI.25. down to S2.OO.
$I.HO Brussels at 98c.
Regular $l.00 Kidder-
minister's at soc.
The sooner you make it
convenient to call, the
better bargain you Will
get.
New SILK BrocateIIe
ParIor Suites, eie-
CANT, 500.
Silk Trimmed Crushed
Plush Suites at $S5.
Crushed Plush Suites,
$40.
On the same floor.
29 Hall Stands of va
ri0us styles that are
actually i'm our way, So to
SIS wiEl be deducted to get
rid of them. All last falls
patterns and fine goods.
No end to the bargains
during this week and
next.
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Great Triumph.

The universal success OF ROUGH ON COUGHS,
in Consumption, Coughs, Bronchitis and Pull
monary diseases, is attracting notice through
out the country. It is without question re-
markable preparation, and though recently
introduced, has given abundant evidence of
peculiar efficacy in controlling Pulmonary
diseases. Cures of seyerest forms Of long
every dav. Relief is immediate and certain.
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All Wool French ChaIIies

All Wool French ChaIIies
manufactured by Freres KOecRl-
lin, i'm a greater variety of styles
than we have shown thus far.
One lot 80 inch French ChaIIies, 45G.
One lot 81 inch best French ChaIIIes, Goo.
GENUINE ANDERSON GlNGHAMS,
the most famous Scotch Cling
hams i'm the world. and i'm the
the most beautiful styles, at 4Oc.
rs different styles i'm other
lines of Real Scotch Ginghams,
i'm Plain, Plaid, Checked,
Striped, Silk Stripe and Lace
Stripe, Prices ranging from csc
to 45c
FRENCH RRocHE sATINs,
entirely New)
Black ground with black Satin
brOcaded figures, and also with
cOlOred figures. The finest eff
feet we have ever seen i'm Safins.
They must be seen to be apprc-
ciated. Price 81 l-2c.
French Organda Muslin.
Twenty of the most beautiful
styles of KOechlin's best goods,
warranted Fast COlOrs, at 50 I-2
cts, regular price soc.
One Case shontang Pongee
India Silk finish, designs and
COl0rings fully equal i'm appear
ance to Silk. We predict a great
sale of these goods at l2 l-2c.
10000 yards Superior Quality
and Choice Select Styles i'm
Printed Challies at &c per yard.
One case best csc SatlHes mt
I2 l-2 cts. per yard.
Store closed every evening i'm
Guiding Saturday at 6 o'clock.
j. f. LIBBY,
Congress Street.
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MIDWINTER FASHIONS.
The Revolving Street Brushes that
Border Gowns.
How tho Street Cleaning Machines Arc
Manned by Woman Power-The Skirt
a la Mode and the Manner of
Its Manufa cture.
1coPYRIGET, 1897

lCoPYHlGhT, 1857.
IT is always comfort when an idea
that has been wavering uncertainty on
the horizon of the brain advances pace
or two and allows you with some ap-
proach to defniteness to make out it's
shape. This morning I was watching a
tall woman dressed wholly in gray.
She suggested something to me, but the
suggestion was tantalizing because so
dim and misty in it's outlines. Her
dress was tailor gown of deep Russian
gray, in which she doomed big and inn
posing. Over it was coat of gray
velvet trimmed with gray silk passe-
menterie and fur, which looked won
derfully well in company with prin-
cesse bonnet of the same material, with
full gray ostrich tips, relieved by
one scarlet feather in the middle.
The gray velvet strings and bow were
lined with the vivid relieving color.
But it was something about the bot
tom of the dress which teased me with
an idea that seemed to be playing hide
and seek and never fairly coming into
view. There was band of gray AS
trakhan at the foot and above that a
three-inch heading of gray velvet; the
Skirt was long in the back, of courses
and as its wearer passed in state and
dignity, head up, chest out, some sort
of small scarlet flower ablaze on her
bosom, the shaggy border seemed TO-
turn over and over. whisk itself about
with it's tapping tongues upon the pave
ment in righteous zeal to do its full
duty in life, and as looked at it knew
it was mutely trying to remind me of a
revolving street brush and was giving
itself an extra roll or two Of playful
congratulation because it saw that at
last it had succeeded.
1 said it was comfortable to force an
idea into declaring itself, but when the
idea spoils bright winter promenade
the comfort is only momentary; for
once the eyes are opened it makes the
head swim to look up, down and across
and see nothing but brushes, brushes,
turning fast, turning slow; black
brushes, brown brushes, gray brushes;
big brushes that turn with pompoua
dignity behind portly matron in vel
vets and brocades; little brushes that
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UnselGsh.

"Your husband borrows great deal
of trouble, it seems to noe, Mrs. Blue. "
"Y&s, but he is unselfish with it. He
always shares it with men. Y.
Press. ,..,---r
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TDIe -. = R eed =.
BOTANIC AND ClAiRV0YANT PHYSICIAN
CA. .F- ID.

WILLIAM w. ROBERTS, formerly of the
w firm of Mcclellan, Mosher 4 Co.. has con-
nected himself with the well-knoWn blank book
and stationery house of HALL l.. DAVIS, of
this city. 40 Exchange ST., where he will be
pleased to serve his former customers.
feb5 div
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Before placing your Life Insurance
in Companies outside the State of
Maine, send to the UNION MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for
pamphlets explanatory of its plans, and
Tor list of claims paid under the Maine
Non-Forfeiture Law. oct24eodtf
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the carriage door is thrown ops & oi;tcli
brocade lining shows, with pale blush
,Jurbl.s iillsrt-4J A-o's4e.e t---sr 81
orchid that mods in relieved content
ment as the woman steps to her warm
seat inside.
A girl with the clear pale skin that in
a different sort of a woman might hint
at opium smoking comes down the av-
enue quantity nufled in one OF the
long black velvet capes that would
hardly venture outside of New York
city, with its high shoulders, faring
collar and full breadths reaching quite
to the girls knees. Its yoke is of pale
golden yellow satin thickly covered
with costly passementerie designs in
black arabasqucs, and it has delicate
satin lining to match the yoke and a
narrow band of sable fur for border.
Next comes a picture in green. A
very slender, dark girl is its animating
spirit, and she wears an emerald green
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Sc p8
a
Remarkable
Specific.
STT&wnrm1ycT

With druggists shelves full OF
Remarkable cure-all preparations and nos
Specific. trums, pnplc aversion 10 e1,
periments with disease is well
bounded. But there is increasing confidence IN the
ew tried and proved specifics. Ath-lopho-ros is nei
her an accident nor an experiment. 1t had sclen-
ic origin andhas stood the test of years as specific
cure for Rheumatism. It relieves acute attacks OF
Rheumatism and Neuralgia almost Immediately, ana
faithful use of it conquers most obstinate chronic
cases. Much of the testimony to this effect seems al
most Incredible, were not the vouchers indisputaole.
30. {. Grover, Gassett's, Windsor Co, Vt,wrote
Now 10, 1891 'At-goho-ros is the greatest remedy
for Rksunnatisn, kneao. 1t has cured me after
everything failed. "-s1 per bottle. All Drug
gsts. The Athlophoros Co, New Haven, Conn.
Treatise on Rhenmstism free. Write for it.
an16 STU, I'll, nrmcW6m