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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
"EvERYDODYS LAW BOOK.

j. tEe tar % fke 80 faes ~ors ur~rar.f ~
q AisFaoarr ksenas. l. l. b.. meusber q the
hea York ilaF
Ii aBahlss EVER rnan snd woman - ~ thesr
e1n isErer it teechss H8af are Tour rlghD
- hos - ne " tRif thrniA Ahen - heefn =
isw suit srd shen - shnr 1rse IL eonfaihs go
seefai inf cfrs efsrr erefy hus8nsst nsn pads ~
efery state ~ tis~ nioa- u santafns tnsln ~
f0rust - ever ssrfFtr nsefsd - ths iswTnr ss
~sH - - al vizo have ieesl husines -
frseeeea
Iacls.ss - 3aiisrs foF . errf. - inrloae 80
terms - seents Aires Rt>J - HfTt "A
90 Publishes. - ssxfb Arenaa. Nee crk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

rxrox srocK YAuDs. Chicago. sept H.
Csttle-Receipts. 1900; common 10 extra
steers. 33iUe 5 10: stockers ard feeders. so
assn; COWS and bulls. A.loseS.25i calves.
g. .5e1A.o.
Hogs-keceipts. = zoo; heavy, s1l5'de.e 81;
eonron 20 cAoice mixed "a. s0d6. -. choice
assorted. 81 s5o9e.-0; light, ss.t0a6 -; pigs,
s. 0nd6.5o.
Sheep-Receipt-. 1900: inferior 20 med
IAN. 81 21tfAoo; lambs. s2.5odA15.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

Has created sensation among physicians
by It's wonderful effects in speedily curing
every form of Piles. 1t Is called the
Pyramid Pile Cure. II Il cheap and sim
pie to use, but nothing removes the
disease 50 quickly. safely and surely.
ANY druggist viii &c. il FOG you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

FffFEt- WE'T HWEfVWs
Cured hides, No. /. 3ilc; No. 2, 2iSc.
Green hides. No. I. . ,c No. >. &c.
Sheep pclfs. $50 .5c; lambs, ESQ Csc !;
shearlings. l0ld l5c.
Tallow, 4c.
Grain
Wheat. SOC; corn. 4lc; oats, 33c; rye. s0c;
Flour-Lily white. sl.s5; patent. $500.
Mill Stufs-Middlings $500; bran. sis;
screenings. si3.50 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton. SIS so; corn meal,
per ton. $500.
Buffalo Gluten feed. sl75o, including
sacks.
Hay and Wood.
TrMoIHy-s9 00,d10.00 per ton.
CLovKR-fs.Oo Der ton
SrRAw-s50ca6.O 90 per ton.
WooD-is-inch beech and maple. dry.
e.. Is per cord green. 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
Detro,tGrstr.

Drraorr. Mich. sept e7.--Closed a shade
frmer than yesterday. Wheat. No. white,
80, No. 9 red. cash. esAc, No. rsd.
alc: O-,ober. 67cs December. 10; May.
04c.
Corn-So. 2 cash. t2isc.
Uass--No. ~h.,e. S2c: No , MIXED.
49,
Rys-No. 2. cash. &c.
clover ~eea-- Prime. s5.e5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
Western Farm Lands.

A pamphlet descriptive Of Nebraska farm
lands viii be sent free on application to thu
undersigned. Send names and addresses o
your friends, to p. S. Enssis. Gcn'l Pass
Agent, C., p. & G. X. T., Chicago. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

LskvE GRAND RsPfDs fvia cav Rv-l
Daily texrept sunday a. D m. kundaF
trains 40 > IN Arrive m Chicago abeat
go q.
LEAvE oCoSSoE's DocK. f.Ss - MicAisss
ftreol north slde. tHfctoo Pos Nl1tsNn-
Dslly tercrpt saturdafl a. =, y n sstn-iay
triss. n o. =. IA ~tesmars touch "a OItsvs
beach and Macstaua Para 90 Al tfita
NsIitUEs for >rTtern fsfrs ~ia8rrf -ttfT -
HollAaa leavrs Holland rspterbrf I and
etrry aecond daf following
Leave thirs 40 Septenlissf and even secon1
day following
Nsensnrr .'~snrssuck" leave Hs,ian6 So.
tausbef ard every f~cont dsE ioflrwinF
I-aTts CIiraFo scftcfnh her ] snd efeFT So
ouf dsy fuioH inc.
FARf- hefueen Hofiand ena Cf.iearo q %
rpund srir S,.a1 rffer~n tfrand Raf.ids ani
Clicago e -; round trip tt-o Al r>fn a.
tckfis IN Glade ttatfrooin o.rth % and sftrr
Sr,sef- Or -
T,archars thronah tickets 90 a. A W. n
ffoket cfiicss. winch iocinde trAnsfsf 81 f.as-
! nree rrd bneraFe q fioiie1d
TuF HOLLAND a CHICAGO IkAkbPoRrf
lion CO. Hoiiand AioA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

ltzins iesxiar south - 100 , m sd n eopn
ssA eAnf. other trains daily e1cept Huadag
slEErfeo Asp rAsL0a caR sakFha
horsh--i = N tIsis hss psrior car IN Nack,
NAV Cts.
30 q y a rain has sleeping car Grsnd Ran
ids 70 fstoskey ana n acklaaw
eoaih-8W "a train bss parlor car Grad
haplds g. IinciEnsu
i0es ~ train has throuxh ooaeh aud psri.-
css Nrsrd Rapids 70 cbioaea
go m train has Wasner sleeplar car Grsnf
hspids % Cincinnatl
I'D "A train has throash eoaeh AID Was
nsr sleeping car Grand Rapids 10 Chicago
svxKEaox. aRk~D Rsprps a rxnaxs
foF haskeecn ls. 70a N n 8sa 500
From 1uskeson-tr gs0sm s8pm sEpn
reeaay train leaves for hasks<oo ! q a "A
ARRIVES fron knskesoa ; ~ ~
cpfraG VIA n. n -
II. Grand Rapids i0Wam 28pm uu,n
AZ. thicaeo--.....-,,... l0Dm eo0p a 1os a m
loo m fain has through coseh nd hnT~s
parior car and n 20 p N train dnsiy thrcnsh
sacs IN asSnsf sleepins
Lf. thicaGo.-......- s09p n lofrn -
Ar. Grand Rapids. fSOpm s0e-
400 m train has buffet parior car and dinlns
car
100 p N train daily. throush oo.sh Nas Wac
ner sleeping car.
Through tickets and fui information can n,
LAD hr calling upon I. Almquist. tick-f as~n.
n un.on station. telephone No ood Grand hap
idA. Aich G. J.. LocEWnon
Gen Pass and Tiekse Assae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

.Dslg AZ osb.rs asDf srs.ps sznd.s.
1akina effexf 4af. a leN
s,l.~s.fns csrr "a Facffr arf ttls.si> exrr-ssss
- nrsd frnrK Iisfrnft Farlof ear run - tFsins
lesTtas f3rard Rsssfas - . - n snd i-sri.f
lssfFrst - - = e.. srsistne - trned fsot1a ~
D ~ 4 - D1fecf r<funrctloEs nss1e - &sEtf1t
era a. tsrca<k frnias 49, 49, ne kictifes
t~otr.i rsilroaa flnnaan @rafhern Il lst1nl
A ALwyrHsT. Tsckss 4Frst
lnire Fssaenrer HsttoA
q v RuesLns. T. a T. A. Chiossa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO DETKoir.
Lv. Grand Rapids. 701am s1gpm SOM
Ar Detroit. 20 m $50 y m los . ma
FRoM DETEofr.
Nv. Detroit, 49,. TSam TGpm 500 D m
Ar Grand Rapids II s5 M - ~ m 10 Is N
SAGINAW. ALMA AED At Louis
Lv- Grand Rapids............ 90am tfspn
Ar. Grand kapids - n 50 a IN ID A y N
LoeKLi. Wa LOWELL a aAsrINos "A
Lv. Grand Rapids 9Oam IGpm 3Dpm
Ar from Lowell .....-........-. Il y "a > n
IHRoroH CAR rERvicE
Parlor cars ali trains between Grind Rap
morning train
'Eyery day Other trains week DAYS only.
tsEoRoI DEiIkyEN. Goa. Passr Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28


tksSkD GOODS - Cora, ti.Es(dfO per
dozen; tomatoes. 81. Asa 50 per dozen.
CoFFkzs-R Roasted Rio, 2ea95c; Mai
caibo. I'd sscs Java. 500 sac Mocha and
Java. oa3iei packages. S2lis per ease.
LkhD-Conlpouad tierces. sAci coin-
pound. - p51nd ti8s. so; pure. tisret's,
ll@es Npouad tins. Ike; kettle rendered..
tierees, ife; Stlsoond TINS. is.Se.
frogs
Bulls. Ter dozen. 00c: medium frogs. ise;
medium bulls. soe; small, 81. Frogs must
Re dressed.
seeds.
Medium clover. per bushsl SO. oois6 IS
Mammoth closeF. per bushel.. e.o0fao 3
Timothy seed. per bushei ........ l.s5se2Oo
Fruits.
OaASGEs-si .oosdf 50 per box.
lxMoSs-Nex Messinas, In boxes Of sos
and 3o0s. s3.5old375 per box.
misunderstanding 70 quality. si.75a 2 %
per bunch.
SWIFT PorAIozs-<275Gi 400 Per barrel.
Butter and Eggs--Whoiesal Prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
The pyramid PIle Cure

l. new discovery for the prompt, per
manent cure Of Piles In every fora-
Every druggist has II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

UaHgfroNS 10 Aiaoe around
all the limitations of PSayk
me. Whenever one OF these
is bought. the purchaser is
sold. P<ayliNe hurts nothing.
1t saves work and time in
washing and in housecleaning;
il does away with securing
and scrubbing. and savesmon-
cy by saving wear. You may
do without much. in house
work. but you can't do with
out PfarliH<.
B.~sre - t-ss.stsnns - JANIS PYLE. Mt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

IN. Lac shors u. fIevs snd IN ooanscsias
~tsh tlse Eris 4 p md l. r r. Re fnrns ths
epsske~t sod nsoet dlr~ct rsute - fittsbars
A sstTs. q Il a y a. o4svelssa n
t.k EsxBfss tsff Pass. Aesnt
sAsEs JssT sKE1., City Tcket Asst
No x honros stresk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
NETRoIT, CAD HAVEN &
- MILWAUKEE RAILWAY.
INA TABLE NOW n kFFEcr

sundaT only train leaves Grand Ra,ids so
m for kpring Lake AMI 6rand Havcn. 7s5
I ~. 10 connect With Sanday night fteaner Al
tfn nd Haven Tor Chicago
sDafy fnailT except sunday
1fsfns arrive from the kast - m. fls1,
Trains srrivs frorn Tie vests a ssdisI1s n
.f 4 n ana - p NJ.
Eastward-No ~ has Nsgn>r parios bufsi
eaf No. ~ IericF car. Neetwsrd-No II par
lor car M IS Warnef fsrlor buffet car
goHx " Lsocn. Traffic Nsnassr.
iER FLKfcHKE. Iras. fass Areat
aAS CAnFEELf- CITY Ticket Agsnt
No - &nnrs.a $3.50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
MARKETS.

Farm Produce.
Brrrxs-27c Per pound.
Eecs--i5c per dozea.
Wax BEk<s-5oa7S sc Ter hGsbel
r. axffs-3sc ref busnel.
Csnsoss-oa-r PER tusieg
HoSEr Fancy white, t2,Sc pr round
Psse1rr--25c per dcreu.
oxIo~s--Green. loo yer dozen bunchcs.
and ssa 80 PER bush@l.
Cussr--fsc per dozen stalks.
Brrrs-a5te t,c pr t'sshsl.
MrNT-.0c per doxen bonch~.
rrrse--Tssfs 81 90 fer hrshel.
Gsxsx Cos~-stfiac ger dozen
CasRsan -t'tfs5c per doxen.
Sor.Asau-lL,e per pound.
ToNsrosr 3, pr beshei.
Cta,rMBrss-tsstl sAc per hasksl
Csrtty4 owsa-sl - per dozen.
fnAeass-fats Crawford, 81 "a 100 pes
haehri Eiils Chilia. $50; oid Aisons.
81 2ssalo
Frs.sh Ncats
Pcrk. DIR pound ..................
ileef, yo9ng steers ...---. .--.... ff -
AItt.sn s..-s--.... ss.ts-.--- .ss.s
larnA -s.--ss--- ------.---.-s. q
Neai ...s.s..ss-...,.. s.t ..t.ts.-s+
pouItry.
Live turkeys. ios9i1sfc tCr younzs A. FOR
old.
t.fsa To- .. 1eca, ~
Live Old rcsstsrs. 80 pourd. s..
Srrina dacs2 good Sue. a4i0c PEE
rcaird.
-r~lna rhickens. ia rer poslnd.
chicken Coeps-.slc eaeh. % for a. On
Fiah
Risck 49,. ~ rounS. s4f0cs hrook
srosit. Per peund. - ~
ero~~rs~- and Provt<hps-- " h.oIc-sle
Prfc~a
Eorar-
Car losf ..-.. .... .s... .....-..... - -
Co., ........ ..... 500. So. -
Powdered xxxx ..................- so
Posdsrel sfaadsrdi .-... ...s........ e1S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

TWO CHILDREN WIRE gLywISo BUBBLES.
'Thst IL because you are not Sunday
child gnrss Gays that only children born
on sunday Gun see faines-aHd you were
born, shs rays, on a TnsSfAy"
Maity Lcoked nni,elieyiDK And can you
sse any fairies, PaaiT she asked.
NO" said Paul, hut ! have read 10
many tales about them TINT ] can think
what they are Ike, and often make little
stories about them Ia my mind"
"Iell me ODs ~ them, Pan" said Matty,
well, ~ on blowing bubbles, for that
makes me think NJ them" 10 Matty blew
several little bubble, tbat rOse into the mir,
while Paul blew such large one that
Matty H,tye shout Hush. Matty" said
panl. '"fbe fury princess IL asleep IN the
large bubble, and many court ladies ARE
with her, singing ~ keep her asleep, for
they DO not want her ~ wake till she gets
up ~ that littIe cloud up there. You can't
isee H., but inside that cloud IL n golden cur
tie, and there IL going " be n great feast
there And the fairy soldiers mrs guarding
tbs castle They have taken u large thrush
with rpeckled breast prisoner, and viii
not let him 10 I'LL the princess has come
home"
what has the thrush doBef"
''I'he thrush thought tho princcsa was a
butterfly, and be wits Just going 10 pounce
upon her when wood pigeon, who knew
better. drove him Of, and drove and drove
Gil they came 10 the cloud, and then tho
fairies seized upon him, They will keep
him Ill the princess is snfe ut home, and
then be will fly away"
"Oh. deari oh, deari the grent bubble is
burstiDgW said Matty. and NO II was. And
Al l.uY |. Ir tsn. t.el. nI
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

Tickets sold and bags'5
through to all points u Z
States and Canada. !. ii
Close connection made u ii 4
all trains going East and sOs II,
For full information apW
nearest ticket agent or 81
Gen. Pass. and 7'f~"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

Full information coneerniH
trains. routes. and other desxE
application 70 any agent or
NJ D. HUTTON. Agent. A-Ct
Aberdeen. s.
WM- y NEAks. Travelling D
gu Pacific Ave, Headquxtu
coma
A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant Co.
Agent, IL First street. PorsiH
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

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9es5 Ssl1 1sf tte o9z1's sszes % ~
ssspsD syes>ex. Yyg kssyp, Is Hssxs't
fslI hal DIR sss-x."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

WIsHgAH LODGE, 30. ~. xsIGHTs OF
w fTTHfAs.
Hssts even Eetneszay evening" Q. cas,s
Hsil, corner y se1 Marie. s8Yesa yLstsu n
nentsrs sss cordially Invited
Y. r. CAhYEELI, &C
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-02

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ALL POINTS E1-T L
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II advance EEr1-E1 arr z-Tzs
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czce 81 tbs company.
TWO TRAINS
Fo- s. P91l, Cl5eL-o aud
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26

OF the conspiracy, and to further
their ends did not hesitate to
place our government In q false
and indefensible position. By
so doing they not only robbed
their cause of the right of demand
to recognition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
selves liable to punishment for
an invasion of the rights and
territory of a friendly power.
They were fillihusters In as COM
plete legal sense as was Walker,
who suffered death in looO for
his filibustering exploits IN
Central America; or Ryan. who
was shot in Cuba in 1873 for in
vading that island at the head
of an armed force of adyenturers.
The United States cannot afford
to become the defender of piracy
either on sea or land. The fact
that the nation aggrieved is weak
and powerless to avenge wrong
increases rather than diminishes
our responsibility = increases
rather than diminishes the crime
of its assailants. When to the
crime of flibustering or piracy
is added that OF placing our gov
ernment in false and unworthy
position the revolutionists destroy
whatever right they may have
ever had to protection or recog-
milton.
The light is beginning to shine
upon this infamous business, and
before long we will have COM
plete exposure of the conspiracy
through which the Harrison adj
ministration sought to commit
our government to policy
having fraud and piracy for its
foundation, and conquest and
personal aggrandizement for its
purpose.-.Saint Paul Globe.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26
Their Looks.

In the Hawaiian controversy is
to be settled upon the relative
merits of Blount and Stevens, as
the Republican press seems de-
termined, let them go before the
public on their looks as we'll as
upon their statements. Blount
is a typical American-smooth-
faced, square-jawed, and with an
eye like Mars, to command. On
the other hand Stevens is a bald
headed, watery-eyed. Galway
bewhiskered Maine Yankee whose
counterfeit presentment, as it
now runs through the papers,
suggests the picture of noctur-
nal return from chicken roost-
-SWingTield Dem.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Yesterday was the 1893rd cele-
bration of the birth of Him,
whose advent was promulgated
on earth by the angelic cry OF
Peace on Earth and goodwill
towards men" How the leaders
of the p. G.. who assent to that
belief can reconcile their celebra-
ton Of the event. with the bias
phemous scurrility of their organs
and supporters and their attitude
towards the Hawaiians, whom
their forefathers came to an
nounce that message of alleged
blessing and prosperity to them
we cannot imagine Will it be
anv wonder if Hawaiians should
desert Church whose founders,
in generation, have so trans
formed Peace on earth and
goodwill towards men into
armed oppression, tyranny, and
race-hatredl
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26

representatives OF the people :
The working-men of this city,
whose homes are here, are all
sufficient to uphold the principles
of and maintain law and order.
and there is not the slightest fear
of attack on Provisional gun
carriers. only by American forces
in carrying out the will of the
American people.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26
An Incident.

One of the kamaainas who
returned to this city by the
steamer lately, may perhaps
recollect an incident In which he
was a participant. 1t was a
night, about eleven or twelve
years ago, and if memory Is cor
rect it was Christmas eve.
Was a government official at the
tune. In company with one or
two others he paid a late visit to
the residence of lady. She
had retired, but that made
no difference, she had to rise,
dress herself, and came DOWN
stairs to meet the callers.
That they had already made
several calls was evident from
their manner and looks. One OF
tnem-much to the surprise OF
the lady-tied his coat around
his waist and proceeded to dance
the hula. During the course of
conversation he made the remark
my father has. buried enough
bibles in that lot to build a
church That gentleman is now
a supporter of the provisional
government against the restora-
ton of heaihsn monarchy.
By the way. it is believed that
after all their calls were made.
which took all night, the party
went to an early church service
to ask antonemsnt.
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Church white-washed sepulchres
of Swing lies that they have made
of their lives. A hint is sufficient.

RocHEFocAULD has been credit
ed with saying that. He who
imagines he can do without the
world deceives himself much;
but he who fancies the world
cannot do without him, is still
more mistaken. From present
appearances the now shining
lights of the Provisional Govern
ment imagine that the world
would be again chaos if they
were extinguished American
power which supplied the incen-
diary flame is hoped to soon use
its official breath and, pouf,
"out, ont, brief candle.
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be enlarged in size from the end
OF this month.

The Corwin departed quietly on
Sunday morning ut $50 O'Clock
The answer of the Provisional
Government to the demand OF
Minister Willis for a surrender
was presumably forwarded to
Washington by her. The answer
was delivered to Minister Willis
Saturday evening, and he to-
gether with Consul General Mills
were busy preparing dispatches
during the night. What the
answer contained is unknown
except that it was refusal to
surrender. If Minister Willis
has to wait for further instruc-
tions or is authorized to force a
compliance with his demand Is
not known, and the usual secrecy
which has surrounded all affairs
connected with the Hawaiian
incident still prevails.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26

Oar esteemed contemporary
the Star, special organ to the
annexation club, is now busy
reading the sedition law and riot
act sgainst the HoLeNuA. 1t is
evident that tie hackers of the
Star are getting tired of dig
ging'' when Saturday comes
around. and of course of bona fde
supporters the Star has none.
The success of the HoLoxUA Is of
c,urse bitter pill to the annexa-
ton crowd. and to the Star
e iitor, and they would be very
pleased if they could devise
msans to suppress our paper. In
the meantime the HoLoxUA will
Q ,ntinue as heretofore, and will
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-26

The Advertiser comes out this
morning with sundry carefully
selected extracts from the appen-
dices to Mr.. Biount's report, and
makes various comments thereon
evidently intended to be humor-
ously sarcastic. AS we have not
yet been favored by Mr..
Thurston with a sight of what is
said to be the only copy of that
document extant in the islands,
we can neither note the accuracy
of the extracts nor give the
context in explanation. Our
only remark on the circumstances
is that the Advertiser humor falls
very fiat indeed, even if it is not
in the worst possible taste to
select extracts relating to the
honored and lamented dead to
bolster up charges which the
Advertisers conductors know to
be false. Of course the Adyer-
tiser will make excuse that the
safety of the p, G.. and its con-
tinned existence depsnd alike on
the publication of these ISLANDERS
on the living and the dead. We
may remark that if that argument
is really cogent it viii be in order
for us and others of the loyalist
party to lay aside the restraints of
gentlemanIiness and publish the
truths concerning the foalness of
the inner life of that result of
sixty years missionary civiliza-
ton in Hawaii" as Stevens calls
it, and there viii be no libel suits
either. for the leaders of the p G.
will not dare 10 risk the unveiling
of their heretofore Central Union