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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-06

St. Louis Sept. 5.-Flour-Market dull;
Patents 50 OC0} p; fancy 81 4OlD& 80; family
81 900s2 o.. Wheat higher; No. red, cash
5s2sc; September delivery G0Ac; October de-
livery 621@c: December delivery 66ac. Corn
higher; No 2 mixed cash 54ll343sc; september
delivery 3456c; October delivery S4c; De
cember delivery 34asC. Oats steady; NO
cash 24J4c; Septem Der delivery 2s%c; May
delivery 2s9sc Rye-No. ., 43. Barley firm.
Bran firm; east track SIC Flaxseed STEADY
Hay-The market ruled quiet and hrm under
a very fair demand and light supply good
stock at 5l5 90: inferior at 81 OO9l3 o. Eggs
firm and unchanged at llWl5c. Butter firm
and unchanged; separator creamery 2SG24c;
choice dairy 2iGl23c. Lead quiet and steady,
So O7L; spelter stagnant. 50 s.. Corn mea-
lower Al 40. Bagging higher 4HD54c. Iron
cotton ties 95c0Sl 90. whisky unchanged.
Provisions strong and higher, with good de-
mand. Pork-new selling AT $40 22lnl6 0Oi on
orders new current makes, SIG 75GDSl7 OO.
Lard prime steam sold At 81 1919. Dry salt
meats shoulders, loose 81 so; longs ana ribs
Bacon oxed shoulders s. 20; longs $40 %;
clear RIBS $40 70; shorts 81 %.
Baltimore. Nd, sept. 5.-Flour steady;
western supertne u g092 ~; western extra
patent 90 506l3 70; spring wheat patent - 300
a ~; stralghts s. 4Ud3 g. wheat strong;
No red spot 61tl 4 CT &C; september delivery
673sc bid: OCTOBER delivery 68AW69c; Deem
Der delivery 72Im722{c; steamer No. red
6iL06l1ac; milling wheat, by sample, 66n6lc.
Corn dull; but trmer. mixed spot 4bAWHc;
september QellFeTy 4OtzNL 4o54Cf OGtObSE uC-
livery 464c asked; year 4654c asked; white
corn by sample sic; yellow corn by sample,
soc oats nrmeI; No. white western 3f03ic;
No 2, mixed western 30@301ac Rye dull; No.
2. 552053c. Hay steady and more inquiry;
good to choice timothy sl4 OO1Sl5 90 Grain
freights steady steam TO Liverpool per
bushel Sd Cork per orders, PER quarter Is
5du2s l01ld: cotton per 100 pounds PC; -four
l5c. Provisions unchanged mess pork SIG 70.
Bulk meats loose, shoulders Sc; long clear
10Ac; clear rib sides lJ4c; sugar picked
shoulders &c; sugar cured smoked shoulders
&c; sugar cured hams l3Ac. Lard, refined lOo.
Butter firm: creamery fancy 26c creamery
fair to choice 23g.24c; creamery limitations ~
n BE: good to choice l61l7c; store packed 10
Mlgc Eggs firm. l5hc. Coffee quiet Rio
cargoes, far 1sc; No. Z. lj7<c- Sugar steady
and active; graduated 5D55zc. Whisky firm,
81 1901 20. Peanuts q net-fancy 6D61sc;
extra prime 505hc.
Cincinnati. sept 5.-Flour steady; spring
patents g JUaSl 10; family g 75dD3 90; winter
patents Is Ula} . winter family 5! O002 Is.
Wheat firmer. No. red 5Sc Corn firm No
white 4ic: No. mixed 42hc Oats hrm; No.
mixed 26Hc Rye in fair demand; No. 45c.
Pork steady: mess 81 %; clear $l5 80. Lard
kettle - l2aGl9 p. Bulk meats quiet, s. 100
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that one OF two Of the leading bears made
private selling I'm burlington and quincy.
The main factor, however lis the great change
which has brought much needed relief 10
brokers, who are accordingly more disposed
20 take ON new engagements. They were IN
receipt Of orders to-day from the west. where
the striugency in money has also abated. The
rise led to realization. bat IN the hnal trans
actions the market was hrm. Evansville aad
Terre Haute stock broke 10 points TO 75 on
sales Of 500 shares. The break was attrio-
uted TO the closing out of loan Of stock eN-
change house which recently suspended.
Sales Of listed stocks, $4,000; shares I'M
listed, 5000
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were a trifie more active than usual early.
Very little trading was done, however later
The market closed 15C higher for september
Chicago, Sept. 5.-Casn quotations were as
follows: Flour duh with little change IN the
market. but price are steady. Wheat-No. Z
spring wheat 6fI@c: No. red 6ltac Corn
No. 3 3724c Oats No. 2. 23}{m2iAc; No 2
white 2aaid27aic; No. white 2s4@29c. No.
flax seed 81 02I. Mess pork per barrel,
SIS 4UaSl5 45. Lard, per 100 pounds, IS O5Ea@
IS 12h Short rib sides, loose 40 - Dry
sailed shoulders boxed, s.. short clear
sides boxed $40 00BSlO -. Whisky, distill-
ers finished goods, per gallon, 81 II
Leading futures ranged as folloWh
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&c Flannel NegIIgGG ShIrIS,pIGQIGd fronts, 25C
HOSIERY.

An odd lot Boys Socks 60
at Sc pair.
Misses Ingram Black and
Colored Hose go at 121Ac
pair.
Ladies' Lisle Thread
Ribbed extra long Fast
Black Hose 19c pair.
soc Fancy Top Herms-
dorf Dye Black Boot La
dies Hose 25c pair.
ACC Brilliant Lisle Ladies'
Hose SOC pair.
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Beaufort, NC, Sept 3-Arrived. schr f C
Young, Gladdin Baltimore.
Charleston, Sept 5-Arriyed, steamers Cher
okee, Bears Jacksonville proceeded New
York; Glinwood TBrl, Mehe7an, Hamburg
schr Edgar G Ross. Quillam New York
sailed bark Laurel fItall Costellano,
Hamburg; schrs Clara j. Bergen, May VIII
liams Graham New York.
Jacksonville Fla Sept Entered steam
ship Algonquin, Plat, New York, and cleared
for New York
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Maritime MlscellanY.

Schr' Adelia r Carleton (of Rockport, Me-,
Wall Charleston 10 days, with lumDer to or
der; vessel to master. Aug q, thirty miles z
by n OF Charleston. had q hurricane from
ENE TO +, carrying away foresau and split
ting mainsau. lost long boat, smashing doors
Ia forward house, filling IL with water and
other damage about dock. Lay for fourteen
hours with lee side OF vessel under water.
Beaufort, NC, Sept 9-Schr Anna Il Ebener,
from Newport News for Charleston,is leaking
badly and the pumps arc about to give out,
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Viola fBrl, Murray Philadelphia
-Richardsen e. Barnard
Steamship Ormsby Brl, Marquest, CaNiiff
via Philadelphia Breakwater and Norfolk
f Minis u Co.
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The Holders of the Bonds of the
COLUMBUS AND WESTERN R. R. co.

Are requested to forward their names and
addresses to the
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST Co, trustee,
20 William street, New York city
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Knitting Cotton Sc.

Silk, Satin Edge eros
grain, MORE, y, 10 and p,
all colors Ribbons, usual
3Oc, 35c and 49c yard, go at
l9c.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Sept 5-l2 bales cotton. I car wood l Dbl
vegetables, / roll mailing. 2 bbls whisky
bdls wire screens, so sacks grits, II boxes
medicine, 1 bale waste, Is cases shoes. IL
pkgs furniture.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Sept $40 bales cotton, 96l bbls rosin,
532 bbls spirits turpentine, 358 nests baskets,
Is bales hoops, stove castings, bales hides,
20 pkgs mdse AZ boxes fruit, 1 sack paper 2
cases boots and shoes, 33 broke shoes, 2 sew
ing machines, 40 empty barrels, 2 bales dry
goods, 10 cases hams, Dbl mustard 80 wheels,
3I7 bales hay, IA cars lumber, 2 empty drums.
Per South Bound Railroad, Sept 5--l5
bales cotton,57 pkgs tobacco,1 case cigarettes,
Dbl syrup, bdls rims empty glass tank. 2
rolls leather, key whisky, nested collins, 1
box glass empty tank, 20 mules horses, 2
cars wood, car potatoes and cabbage.
Per Central Railroad. Sept 1893 bales
cotton, 100 pkgs domestics, 1885 pkgs mdse, 300
sacks meal 1881 sacks corn, $50 bbls flour 8 bbls
onions rs Ddls brooms s. casks clay, 175
tons pig iron 45 rolls m W paper, l tool chest
and contents, pair scales, crates p cutters,
sacks rye, 5 empty kegs, 80 axles, ? bbls
empty bottles, 2 empty cans crates cases.
5 sideboards, 81 wardrobes, . empty barrels 3
cars wood 2 cars coal.
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Steamer Camusi Daniels, Button. Port
Royal and Beaufort-C Il Medlock, Agent.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien-W I
Gibson, Manager.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
viii be furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge IN United States photographic once
to the custom house. Captains are requested
in call at the once.
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Consignees.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Sept ID Il Sanders, Wing Kee, Milton d
Samuels, d Weed s. Co, p Butcher,
Moore & Co, Solomons & Co. Butler s. M,
Savannah Street Ry Co. e Byck IL Co,
r schwarZ, NJ Dryfus Launey & G.,
Lindsay & M, Chatham Furniture Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way sept 81 Rosenhem & co. + w StOrer,
M Ferst Sons & Co, NJ Y Henderson, Frank
g. Co. Leiller IL Son, Savannah Grocery Co,
Walthour, r kirkland, A ID Thompson,
Singer Mfg CO, Savannah & w Co, w Miller
Dixon d. Co, h Trenholm & Co, ) p Shotter
Co. Gregg j x W. c l. Jones, McNat & NJ,
Peacock II II Co, Ellis Y & Co, Crawford II s.
Co w w Chisholm q Co, Savannah N s Co,
Moore & Co, Kavanaugh & 3, Lippman Bros,
J Z Williams & Co. Meinhard Bros & Co,
Spe ialty Co. j + Gulmartin. NJ Herman &
Bro NJ Nagal II Solomon q Son.
Per South Bound Railroad. Sept 3
Dave Robinson, Joseph Sogmer. Geo Fergu-
son. j G Slater, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Smith
Bros = Lovell's Sons S Guckenheimer& Sons.
Standard Oil Co, Harness s. j. Jno II Fox w
h Royal c II Medloek, d X Thomas s. Son,
Collins @ & Co, w O'Brien L Myers g. Co.
Per Central Railroad Sept 5-WoodsG &
Co Hunter r d b, Dwelle & D. Stubs & 7,
Montague & Co, w w Gordon & Co, Butler s.
), M Y & ID / MacIntyTe. John Flannery & Co.
Warren s. AN Maclean e. Cod 5 Wood & Bro
w ID Simkins, = w Rushing & Co, Annie
Jones, Southern Cotton Oil Co, Cliff HODGES,
Smith Bros. Lowell & L, A Letter s. Son,
Savannah Broom Factory, M & ID Byck,
Savannah Brewing Co, LoOkomts, Law & b,
Il A SchWarZ, Tidewater Oil Co, L y Mcintosh,
g M Lowther, Savannah Grocery Co.
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80 co. Bacon steady shoulders 50 3d. short
ribs $40 25 short clear A 90; short clear,
boxed, S1l 81. Whisky quiet 81 H. Butter
firmer; fancy ElEin 2Sc; ohio creamery 2I9
25c Eggs tirmer, l2Ac. Sugar firm granu-
lated 514656c; yellow 3R0t4&c. Cheese 1rmi
prime to choice Ohip S89hc
New Orleans. Sept BIN hog products
market quiet, unchanged. Pork, new, sl3 30.
Lard refined terced, SO -. Boxed meats
dry salt shoulders 6lac; sides 7Ac; bacon
sidesAc; hams, choice sugar cured, ll14@
l1Ac. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes Fac; prime
TO fair, l9is11l9'sc; common l5lbc. Flour
steady: extra fancy AZ 0O03 so; patents SO %
az 30. Corn meal ~ 10. Brandull, at zoe.
Corn steady; No. 2 sacked mixed Acc white
49c yellow sac. Oats, quiet: No. 2 sacked
western 32l4e: Texas 2Ssl29c. Hay firm;
prime $14 GOA - 90. choice $40 000t6 so Sugar
quiet; open kettle. no offerings; centrifugals
4Ac; on white 4Ac; prime yellow clarified
4Iic: off yellow clarified 4hc seconds Slice
Molasses quiet; open kettle nominal; centrl-
fugals good common 7c common and inferior
New York, Sept. 5.-Rlce active and firm;
domestic, fair TO extra 226q5%c; Japan
New Orleans, Sept5.-Rice unchanged;
common 2Ac; No at lAc rough 81 rs.
Petroleum, oils, Etc.
New York. Sept. 5.-Ootton seed oil was
steady; crude 32l133c; yellow prime 3S039c:
choice --.
New York, Sept. 5. - Petroleum steady
and quiet; crude, in barrels g.; Parkers
crude in bulk, s.; Washington, in barrels,
IS IS: Washington, in bulk, 81 s.; refined
New York IS 49, refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels So TO- refined Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, in bulk, 81 l005 TO-
Naval stores.
New York Sept 5--Rosin frmer and quiet;
strained. common to good 81 COOL 05. Turpen-
tine firm and scarce at SOC.
Wilmington Sept. g. Rosin quiet
strained at 75c; good strained SOC, Spirits
turpentine firm, 25%c Tar steady at 90c.
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 90; soft
virgin 81 40
Charleston, Sept 5. Spirits turpentine
firm at 23ll24c. Rosin quiet and firm at SOC
for good strained
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bat the vessel is in a safe harbor and can be
grounded on muddy bottom so as not TO dam
age her.
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Cleared Yesterday.


Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
YOrk-C G. Anderson.
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Steamship Nacoochee, New York.
Bark Marlposa PORT, Oporto.
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York.
o II Graves. Miss Lille Breyort, Miss NJ For
roster, Miss Annie Pagan, Mrs J Morris, J j
Pagan, j Il Pagan, NJ Bono Miss Mary u
Haskell S II Hale and wife, Jno Halligan,
Tom Haligan. r Firth, Garland, Mrs l.
Comm, Miss NJ Comm, Miss A Comm, Miss y
Comm Chas Peyser, Miss Clara Bright, L NJ
Roper and wife, M Il Smith and wife, l. Fried
berger, r e Merritt, J + Mortarty, Miss Cor
nell Mrs II f. Kupul, + Johnson, o p Rollins,
G II Davis, r Maylan, Alfred Hoyt, Frances
Trapey Louisa M Louis and steerage
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Rice


Spirits Turpentine-The market opened
and closed firm at 251a cents for regulars. All
OF the receipts which could be procured from
the wharves were taken at the price.
Rosin-The market is firm at the same
prices which were quoted on saturday The
factors sold to the buyers a lot of $500 bar
res OF the storm rosin which lies at the
wharves, and which has been scattered
about This let's the factors out of the mud
die with the railroads, and it is considered a
satisfactory settlement by all parties con-
cerned The rosin sold was posted at the
board Of trade as sale of storm rosin at
buyers risk. The number of barrels and the
prices for them were as follows; 1000 bar
Tes of water white at 1925; 5000 barrels of
window glass at $500; 5000 barrels N at $3.50;
400 barrels NJ at 800; 100 barrels K at Sl80;
100 barrels l at Sl.35; 201 barrels H at Sll0;
300 barrels @ at Sl.00 300 barrels f at 95c;
and 400 barrels r at CSC
The official quotations at the close of the
market were posted at the Board of Trade,
as follows;
Firm
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$I3 so RstrigeratOTS go at $40 SO
Sc pieces English Porcelain Decorated
Tea Sets, usual $6 98, cut TO $4 Is.

25c Turkey and Ostrich Feather Busters l5c
Paper Mache Trays, q for.....,.............,25 c
Engraved Glass Gas Globes. Observation-Disclosures. PIC
Stove Polish "Parlor Pride" .............. DC
BiXby's shoe Polish. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0c
SileXo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4C
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
ilT bales cotton ,l46 bales domesticsand yarns
200 bbls rosin, 80 bbls spirits turpentine 1l6 323
feet lumber, so bbls pitch, bbls oil. 10 turtles
1872 pkgs fruit, J25 tons pig iron, n pkgs mdse.
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COMMERCIAL
s1TASSAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah Ga Semi B. lsQ3-

OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah. Ca, Sept 5, 1898.
Cotton.
The market is firm and sales are increasing.
The demand is strong and prices advancing
=. .n. first call at IL O'Clock on Change to-
DIV .ae quotations OF Saturday we're posted
Atm. second call the market was marked up
-. al, around, at which prices the market
s.... 40 the last call at o'clock. The sales
-,r5,a Jay were $50 bales, Of which l@ were
nal. yesterday. The official quotations, as
-,.,el at the Cotton Exchange, are as fol-
lows.
Firm O
A.-' Tniddling ....................... ~
gs..3.fr.- ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
Inv middling ........- ''''''.''''.''''.' 90
Ea.d ordinary -....... .'.'''. -.-.'..'''.''o1a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. ............ 5;43
sun iobbS . usif
High " ater at Fort Pulaski 1881 am 400 pm
Central Standard Time.
~~--~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~
Wednesday Sent g. 1893
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Cotton.

New York, Sept. 5.-Subtreasury balances
Coin, S5S, $50 ,000 currency, s., 423 900.
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair de-
mand grown fowls u pair, 65070c, q
grown. 4O045c; spring chickens, 30035c q
pair; small sizes not wanted; geese q pair
fair; demand good; country II dozen, 16c
Peanuts-Ample stock, demand light, market
easier; fancy h. p. Va, q II, 696lc; h p %
b, SC; small, h. p, U h, Aye.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21


smoothly with the least possible medium
after your paints are prepared. and they
will not crawl When they do, dry your
piece in the oven, then with the needle re-
move the specks and carefully fill up the
white spot with the point Of your brush
very lightly and matching the color perfect
II.
II YOUR colors remain dull and are liable
to rub off, it must be that on each occasion
the china was underlined, and the colors
were not fused into the glaze. II tube col
ors are too thick, little lavender oil,
which partakes of the nature Of spirits, Is
as good as anything for thinning. Turpen-
tine also answers the purpose, but has the
disadvantage of drying up too quickly
through rapid evaporation.
Art Amateur, to which the foregoing
practical advice is due, furnishes TIE dainty
working design here given. A pale tint OF
either ivory yellow, chinese yellow, yellow
brown or yellow green can be used for the
background. When dry, the spaces for tho
flowers can be removed. For tinting the
flowers use violets OF gold, carmine and
purple, with bleu richie and occasional
touches of bleu fouie, mixing yellow and
black, according to the depth Of tint de-
sired. AS ell violet tones appear redder
after than before the fire, make necessary
provision for the change by adding blue.
When two frings are proposed, this ad-
dition "a reserved for the second firing.
Pure tints OF red and Of blue touched IN
separately produce the most vivid Of pur-
pies. Dull secondary tints are obtained by
mixing violet Of iron with blue, but care
should be taken not TO mix this red with
the oxides Of gold. The inner and outer
edges of this design can either be fllsd IN
with fuxsd gold or q mare line Of gold can
be used TO separate the ground tint from
deeper shade OF the same.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21
COOP @h-
QS1EEHETH
S "a
LEARN HOW TO REST.

Nothing So Becoming to Both Flesh and
Spirit as Complete FaIIOwness.
The art Of good looks is a fine art indeed,
aud one that deserves the announcement
It seems to be getting On every side Even
those aids TO beauty'-in the shape Of
lotions, lemon water and skin soaps-so en-
Enthusiastically urged upon womankind from
the back pages Of every magazine and
pamphlet in the land, are not to be treated
with topping scorn; they have their place
and use in the general struggle for lowell
ness. But, continues a writer in Harper's
Bazaar, why not back up these efforts for
comeliness by common sense conduct
throughout each days wear and tearl
To begin with. women sit too much, and
women stand quite too much. Nothing f.
40 wearisome as standing about" even 20
the well trained body that has been drilled
into good poise, and sitting Is not resting,
however cleverly women may delude them
selves on this point.
The young girl who desires to keep away
crowsfeet and that jaded look we all know
so well, and 20 retain the suppleness and
adorable bloom Of extreme youth, should
when of parade or of duty, az the case
may be, and in her own room make q couch
or the floor her habitual resting place
Absolute repose comes to the tired mus
cles only when the body Is IN reclining
position. and absolute repose comes to the
overstrung nerves only when the muscular
system is perfectly at rest-relaxed.
The middle aged woman could, am posi-
tive, WOO back much OF the freshness and
HthesOmeness Of girlhood IL she would be
at n little pains TO learn how TO rest.
Five minutes Of rest fiat on ones back On
the floor or on u hard, smooth couch are
worth half an hour of SO styled rest" In an
armchair or in that unreposeful tempter,
rhe rocking chair.
Some one has said TO the women OF to-
day, Never stand when you can sit; never
sit when you can lie down" This exhorta-
ton, applied with some elasticity. is the
best recipe for beauty know of
While / have little sympathy with the
gospel of laziness preached SO consistently
by some lives. do recommend frequent
daily lapses into complete falIowness.
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The illustrated Tourists Guide

That popular work, "THs TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of q copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine of Information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
so cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21

Are you going to keep up
with the times and have your
House lit up by Electricity,
or are you going to keep
right on in the same old rut
and burn OIL simply because
you have grown use to the un-
comfortable heat, the strong
odor, to say nothing of the
danger from explosions, and
bother of cleaning and filing
your lamps, ordering your oil,
etc.? Which is the easiest, to
have a switch at the head of
your bed and turn on a 16c.p.
lamp when the baby begins to
talk politics at l A. NJ, or to
get up, fall over three chairs
and pull off half the wall Or
naments feeling for the match
safe and then be told, just as
the lamp is well lighted, to
please put out the light,
baby is alright now ?"
In a few short months the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21
yHRT - -
AMATEyRs1
CHINA PAINTING.

4 Short Lesson Illustrated with q Simple
Working Design
One OF the banes of the beginner in china
painting is that the painting may become
full of little spccks, although there Is ap-
parently no dust in the room. The hard
glaze of the china absorbs none OF the
paint, and each particle coarser than the
others draws them to it. If fired In this
way, your work is spoiled. Learn to work
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21
Dvspepties Should Try This.

A grower of pineapples claims valuable
medicinal properties for the juice of that
fruit, confidently asserting that it will cure
indigestion, no matter how severe, and has
proven itself to contain wonderful tonic
and restorative qualities for a weak stom-
ach. 1t relieves and, so to speak, warns
and nurses the distressed organ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21
An ORIGINAL Eemedx

The idea has been suggested that in Ger
tain well known conditions Of hysteris a
judiciously administered pinch of snuff
might have beneficial effect. Familiar TO
every one is the perverseness with which
such hysterical attacks resist ordinary
means of cure, and it is just possible that
the queerer the remedy the more suitable
it may prove.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-21
Electricity For Lead Poisoning.

Professor Semmola of Italy has used the
electric battery with splendid success in
cases of chronic lead poisoning. Based
upon the well known fact that electricity
promotes assimilation, he used the battery
and found that under the influence of the
current the lead residue was thrown off
and passed away with the secretions. At
the end of three months nearly all his pa
tients could be dismissed as cured.