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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
Canal system oil france.

In franc" railways have never been
permitted Ia purchase and throw out
Of H." or otherwise break down com
p'ttng canals More than 5000. 600.
"oo has hr"n expended by the state for
the enlargement and Improvement 81
IT, inland waterways within the pres.
en' century. The pcrfccting ~ ,he
vast network Of canals and rivers
made nayigablc has, however been
tn" work ~ the present republic,
which has spent $500, UO0 O0O in facili.
lhtlng 10y thrS" means the transport ~
heavy goods throughout the interior
Of ,hr country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
Complimentary to tn. Company.

When Lord Erskinr was made n
member Of that highly honorable
.ody, the Fish pngrrs' company Of
London, he made an aitcr.dinncr
speech on the occasion Of his first ap-
pearancc among them Ms a member
Upon his return, he said To friend:
II spoke III to-day, and stammcrrd
and hrNita,ed In the opening" You
certainly tinundcrcd, was the reply;
but ! thought you did ~ in compli.
mcnt Ia the tish-mongerS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

My little boy WAS very bad OF Tor
two months with diarrhuA. We use,l
various medicines, Also called 10 two doc
tore, hut nothing did him any good un
III We usAd hambsrlsib's colo, cholera
aud d'arrh"s remedy. which gave i'm
mediate relief and soon cured him. |
consider Il the hest medicine made ami
eau copscieotiously recommend Il 10 eli
Who need q dIarrhBa or collie medicine,
j. u, Hare. Trentop, Texas. 25 and So
cent bottles for sale by T. II. Burgess A
500, druggl ste.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

.I,'r 3" e gold They an thl- frm
than ought months agu pledged g. do
"l-' ny the Will II the nA
J"uty. n oppressed 10y th" hall,d luN,
,HuEi"ss aud the administration taxi"
ihr.r latest Instructions Ihu-r iu-'riy.
iuu- dn upt ruuir. them to- Iurthas' iri
ih" treasury nu "uu'" ui SILVER after ur
repeal Il NJ" sherman law That Mr.
tI"'mud'- personal performances are
against additions I" what hr drnumiun,rs
"Idlr -llN,r ~ the treasury" AZ we'll
known That %" nul his principal -uI.
purt"r- arr. using every means &" carry
'hr-c preferences into Legislation II ,,luUl
~ we'll known Will ,hry listen T." ,n"
demands ot oar s"uthw"st convention
Hardly l. Is g. Dee "SI",tcdf
tn" cas-" ih,u may b" stated thus.
udrr thr rpuhlrnu regime the Shrr.
man law Wa passed ~ ruiuIrmis,'
gold standard republicans, gold -tauiar,!
irm.rru's, ur fire." SILVER coinage men
Eut u mulr II obligatory Tor thc secretary
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

:. II Chi'urd, Nra C.-s-l. Wis, we
troubled ai,h rrufalglh aud rheuma
'lSm, hin stomach ahs dlsnrd"f"d, his
liver wHs affected H. Au alarming degree,
appetite iru AMY, al hr was terribly
reduced ~ flesh aud strength. Three
bottles ~ E,rrttir littt", rut,L hun.
Edward shepherd. llArrsburg, III,
had u running sore On hIr reg u eight
yrars stand hg, used three bottles ~
Electro B.it"rs Nri seven bottles Ut
Buckl"u'e ArnlrA SHivr, and Ois lrg IN
.uunl and we'll John SIrnker, Cata~.
ba, O. had live lHfg" t-,"T sores On hls
ley, doctors sad hr Whe Ircuranla, One
bottle Elrctrlr Ihit"ts and one huX
liuCklrns Afulrh Save cured him Ell
tr"b Sold Ly /. II Eursree n Son,
Druggists.
fir-t 'ih-S stores tor Urnt.
Two largr store rbomr f,r rent ~ the
new y. / AfmyI huudlug On lthIiruHd
Rvanu" Apply tu j |! ArmlJo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

ON" ~ h. strongest r-ucuts now
produce . i' "ri. Ina. 80 'hc formula
)url innuuu rI b. car, ynu iurrrI If
bIun>W ..H. ',r.WluN - lot Ilurd nv
AHA N..'-' Roman u.u.ul ..ui ar,nr
~ r, dr'"rnu. mug the account - nm.
amt ~ ~, n, .rau,I, f..,,r- ,ht.I,
added rh"mI -un>'uu ',..u. h
an extent that the mixture .i.,l. .nr
tam - ."u'urn PARIS of ma" t. ton
paris Of tie hylrau.i f,'lr, I'M,
'hrm, -. -uh,'hur" yr-i .I,tr.I Tor
iulS purpose, wh'n the ,,I,.i ...n
tAlnN IA. n rNrr-~ hIu.s Che. ,,li..i,.
of ALUM Ia which IL u.drnu... ,rr
l"r' IN 'u 'nhsltu"" IA .,'d Nlth
the '"rru' n the f.. III Co. ...,.!,r
Ia" r"r 'lny roupu-lt,uu ~ matter
- u very >rp"rnr ATTN ia ~lnrui
hu' ID. -. pr'pprt uns of tho miS
tui' are '.r' Important a. IA. a.di.
ton eff water Go tho uiNtur, J.. Lnl.
.o"r '" p"rf.rt and ,"mplri, ON
biua'1"u .c'wrru the lime aul tn,
hldIs1.. ',,urp and n.itacr uu. nor
ia" "il" u' 'N.A remains u 4uul.
CONT me- .'hd tiou IN tn ,v...'
"a" u-" "' s.rair alumInd N n
case '' ". rH h,.lu,r % IA. o.,
l'u'''' 40 .u H. fu,m Of 80 49,.
OF 5000. 30 cut Nhlu h aIr hu f.I
~ = '"...' .''E'y low tcmpe.aiIrc
an Do. 100" aud Sali.u have Vac,
p "r.'' uutIu. NJ with ra.h other
ln Va ... n' ppr' lnnI I yharn,'ur
.''' "' .. euru' = hat IL st, nj,
",lu H"Irrr'c iu.r.urss
wac .n customers came IN 10 dHH
Hud h"N' ". Tor the beat CuusN mrui
en-" h,. -Uys Lew Young, "a prom
hrui dros-..' I Nrwugu Grove. Neb.
"Ot r".'. ] r.oNri hlm Chaup"r,hIn's
"uIn t"urll, aud he dad not nyk To
80" any .'..' have never sid a mol
''lh" VA would loosen aud r"lryr "A
sever" ,'.' -' quickly M that Remedy
does, 0u" rpii four dozen ~ Ntl.
~ ia" met -\''l days and do Mt kupn
~ elIs." case where II failed a. plr
lhe n'orl perfect satisfaction" - cent
bottles . sa,r BY i. II. burgess y son.
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

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ua'.. h-'.. a.I. ..... ......
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De-. ..a. al. a.. 70. - attain,
6. -At q! ilN a. ,-p loot
I"r' Ia, Nns ihKrr WITH u KIND ~
'uu"r compliant, accompanied With u
.."'inl dUrrl ur, soon after nay
N.i"r ne'"t, Whu IN"s wIth us, whs Ia
t"l ~ tie SAME way We used nlmurl
NI,hput benefit THEN eaii
t"' ue try Chamberlhln'1 C0lr, chu,rr.,
hnd diarrhu., remedy, which W. .lld, ll,I
= CURED gs night away uIrKu..rt.
= n, ~ Il dat Tor me what Il NJ rr..n
u"rd"d tu do, John Iirr, ~, Br'i.l
li"tk, Go Pa - and ~ cen, hnttI,s
Tor sale BY I, II, Burgess \ Son drug.
2lsls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
IN Island Paradise.

The Canadian newspapers have
been pointing with pride to a recent
publication in the city of Toronto.
The publishers names are Messrs.
Hart and Riddell, and the book in
question is entitled "An Island
Paradise" The author, Mr.. H.
Spencer Howell, a gentleman who
has travelled a great deal, spent
some weeks in this country, and
this volume is the result of his OBJ
servations.
In speaking of the book one
journal says: This book is in
every sense a credit to the Cana
dian press. tasteful and
beautiful, the contents are in keep
ing with the externalities of the
book Mr.. Howell writes like a
man who has his eyes and heart
open to the light and glory of this
world He appreciates the scenes
that have met his view, and he de-
seribes them in a style marked by
elearness, purity, vigog and felicity
Of expression. We have not found
a dull page in the book. A full
and vivid description Of place and
people Mr. Howell had
the hardihood not only to go to the
brink of the fearful Lake of Fire
in Hawaii, he descended into the
inner basin, to the flaming verge of
the seething, swelling lava.
1t Il a capital Christmas book.
You will read it with pleasure and
find it instructive.
The book can be ordered through
the local newsdealers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
BUTLER AND HAYES.

The Australia brought the news
of the death of Ex-President Hayes
and General B. F. Butler. The
first had q record for a colorIess,
but honorable Presidency. The
second was q man Of very strong
and positive qualities. His war
record is full Of examples OF deci-
sion. As 3 politician he was
equally plausible and unscru-
pulOus, perfect type Of the mod
ern demagogue, though with
characteristics which raised him
far above the rank and file of the
brood. CIeon, the misleader of the
Athenian democracy, was an ar
rant coward, but Bea Butler was
not troubled with any such COM
plant, which made him all the more
dangerous As Jay Gould was an
illustration of the dangers of IN
checked industrialism, so Butler
is q type Of the diseases to which
Democracy is subject indeed, but !
which its vigorous health viii en-
able 1t eventually to throw of.
The Democratic idea is securely !
founded in reason and human |
and it Is marching on to
greater triumphs and eonquering /
for itself a wider territory with |
every new year. It has Just rolled :
over Hawaii wave Of enthusiasm I
which has swept 6 monarchy /
away, and the little DIANA which /
IS enasting here is only the pro- I
-ogue 70 the pieces which VIII be
played on & larger stage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
HE LOTTERY.

The Louisiana Lottery, aecord-
ing to a late despatch, is to be es-
tablished in the Republic Of Hon
duras, where it viii open active
operations at the beginning of next
wear. The Honduras Government
is to be paid q million 5 year, be
sides q percentage on tickets, and
some other privileges. These terms
are so much more unfavorable 20
the company than were those Of
the bill introduced into the late
Legislature that the conjecture
seems very well founded that the
seekers of the franchise might have
disposed of 1t to the Louisiana
Company if their bill had become
law six months earlier than il did
The bill, which would probably
have been imperative in any case,
has now been repealed. and it VIII
be followed TO the grave by very
few mourners-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
The FUTURE

If Hawaii shall soon be s part
of the American Union, an efa Of
prosperity and progress VIII begin
here in which all viii necessarily
be the gamers, but none viii gain
so much as the native HaEaiians
themselves.
The demand for skilled labor
viii give the coveted opportunity
for native talent and skill. The
new and vast enterprises sure to be
started viii create new industries
and new opportunities for earning
money, besides advancing wages
and values generally.
A stable, strong government,
based on the national power Of the
American Union, viii bring CAPT
tai from abroad to meet all our re-
quirements-
It's as foolish as It Is incorrect
and false to say that Hawaiiaus
would have 70 submit to loss Of
dignity or self-fespect, or be OF 3
less desirable footing socially or
politically than others. It
would be the great Op-
portunity for Hawaiians to show
their aptitude and ability under s
government in which all are equal
" entitled to public honOrs and
enoluments and to every human
or divine right
But the Observation-Disclosures VIII
continue to I'll the ears Of Hawaii
ans with false statements on the
subject, until II viii be shown by
experience that such talk Is false.
Fortunately We have many intelh-
gent HaFaiians who see and feel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
NOT IN IT.

As matter Of course the gen
tleman who has now taken charge
Of the Liberal on his return from
Hilo is full of fault-fnding, carp
ing and insinuations; the evil in.
tention ofwhich Is not disguised
by inconsistency expressing salts
faction with the recent public
changes.
Every one knows that we are in
transition stage, pending the &C
ton which will be taken in Wash
ington. Everyone knows that the
Committee of Citizens authorized
TO act by the public meeting held
on the 10th instant has formed the
Provisional Government which
meanwhile secures life and proper
" in these islands.
No one who Is in real, and not
pretended sympathy with all this
desires that the United States
forces be withdrawn pending the
settlement, or to join the we'll
known editor Of the Liberal in his
filings and attempts to cause or in
tensify i'll feeling.
The explanation Of the remark
lble writing done by the new edi-
or viii generally be, not only that
lie does not appreciate the new.
ituatisn but that he is mot in it."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

The idea has been thrown out
that the military system Of the
Government Is TO be an enormous
drain on the finances Of the coun-
Try, and one Of the native papers
seems to labor under the delusion
that the nation Is IN FOR an expen-
diture Of $4,000 = year. The
notion is Of course an absurd one.
Soldiers have their uses and the
opposition Of this journal has a.
ways been directed against useless
not useful military establishments.
As for the money TO be paid out
for soldiers under the present re-
gime, every one, including those
in active service hopes that the
first cost Is 10 be the lass.. The
movement upon which the eoun-
Try is now embarked aims to bring
about an era Of security and sta
biIity in Hawaii when armies Of
any kind viii be superhuOus, and
the prosperity Of the country viii
not be hampered by the diversion
Of public funds to the maintenance /
IF anything whatever which Is
,ostly and useless.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

A. Is. WEBSTER, BRISBANE:-I have to
acknowledge receipt of your letter OF 2lst
October intimating that YOU had mailed
certain literature concerning the Hawaii
an Islands, and also asking me TO bring
the information contained therein before
the travelling public in Queensland witt
q view TO bring before them the beauties
of your country will be very pleased
10 do all can in this direction, but 50
far your literature has not yet come to
hand; however. il NAV come by next
mail Please let me have rs much
printed matter as you may think it
necessary to publish for the information
of the travelling public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
FOX 4 CABLE.
Canada Wants One Direct to
Australia

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 12.-Tbe
Dominion Govern ment has taken
action IN regard TO memorials from
Canadian Boards Of Trade, urging
the appointment Of s special cem-
mission to inquire into the most
feasible means Of completing the
teIegraphic system within the en-
pire, including s cable from British
Columbia to Australia. The Sec
rotary of State, in reply, has an
nounced that copies of all docu-
ments have been forwarded to the
imperial authorities, with an init
nation that the Canadian Govern
ment would view with satisfaction
the appointment Of I commission
as prayed, and would gladly send
and bear the expenses Of q dele
gate to act upon such commission.
The estimated cost OF a transatfan-
tie cable Is 100000
i contract has already been Ell
tered into between the colony Of
Queensland, Australia, and La So
ciete des TeIegraphes Sousmarines
for q cable from Brisbane, the cap
itaI. to New Caledonia, the FIJI,
Samoa and Sandwich Islands. The
idea Of the promoters Is to extend
It to America The company has
the option Of making the terminus
st San Francisco OF Vancouver,
consequently Canada viii refuse TO
grant a subsidy unless the cable Is
extended direct TO British soil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

Z COFPIEEERs, GRST- - Answering
your letter of the 21st OF October, 1892,
have the hsnor to let you know that
VII do all that Is possible in order to
help you N your enterprise. The means
seeming = me the best are these: (a)
Publish il different papers Of the coun-
try articles and Information concerning
the Islands and their attractions in the
manner you speak OF in your letter. (bj
Inquire after the persons who intend 20
visit the Exhibition Of Chicago, and far
Hish them special information There
fore, you would facilitate greatly my task
IN sending % me some details concerning
the Islands, and also copy Of the Ha-
Eaiizn Almanac and Directory for 1898,
and a guide Of the railways between
Chicago and San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

W. Il. MoULToS, NEWCASTLE: = So
soon IS the literature comes 10 hand |
will have the matter placed in the local
papers and give the information the
fullest possible publicity l would be
glad to have any literature concerning
the Islands YOU may be able TO sp,re, so
that may be enabled to introduce the
importance of the Hawaiian Kingdom to
the inhabitants OF this city. Assuring
You that my best services will be brought
TO bear on the subject, l have honor to
be, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

The success Of ChamberIainis Cough
Kemedy in electing a speedy cure 81
colds, Group and wh0opfng cough has
brought it into great demand Waasrs
EonIiu5 q son, Of Cameron, Ohio, say
mat II mas gained q reputation second
20 none IN that vicinity. Jas. NJ.
queen, Of Johnston, w. Va, saws It Is
the oest ne ever used. 4. F. Jones,
Druggist, Winona, Miss, saws /:
Cnamberiain's Cough Remedy il
perfectly reliable. / have always war
ranted it and it never failed to rive
the MOST perfect satisfaction. y "a cent
bottles for sale by all dealers. BgE-
s01.. Smith & Co., agents for the Ha-
vaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

our railway and other large hotels and
other places Of public resort throughout
the country. and 10 place selected por
tons OF i Ia the hands OF tourist, and
steamship AGENTS All this | shall do
whenever your publications come 20
hand: but, besides. should recommend
yonr sending supplies from time to time
SO as TO keep up something ike a con-
tinuouS interest in the subject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

JAS DUNE, GLASGOW II have not vet
received any Of the literature which you
advise as having been forwarded to me,
bat | anticipate It's arrival by requesting
you TO send ne the fullest supplies you
can afford, as It IS my intention to assist
yoGr most excellent scheme in a thor
oUghiy exhaustive manner. l have re-
ceiTsd q dispatch from the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Parker, commend
ing the scheme TO consular assistance.
50 that it becomes as much duty as it
viii be pleasure for me to give you my
best services. may explain, my inten-
ton is, besides interesting the editors Of
illustrated ard other newspapers In the
subject, 10 lay down youF literature IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

ELSEWHERE VIII be found
an interesting letter written by an
Episcopal Clergyman, who spent
two or three months here last year,
and preached in ST. Andrews Ca
thedral on several occasions. His
opinion comedies with that Of
Others, that if the Hawaiian peo-
pie ever have the opportunity to
become citizens Of the Great Re
public, they viii make better citi-
zens than some who have already
been permitted TO change their na-
tive allegiance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

favor OF 2lst nit. and in reply beg to as
sure You OF my interest in the matter to
which your letter refers. The literature
which YOU mailed me has not yet reach
this Consulate, but trust It viii soon
come TO hand. Trusting that may be
Of service 20 you, and hoping to have
from YOU sny reading matter pertaining
20 the islSnds, I bsgto remain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

Marx WHITwILL, BRISToL.- am ID
vored with your letter OF the 2lst OCtO-
Der and shall be pleased to circulate any
literature YOU may send to me respect
ing the Hawaiian Islands. There ars'
three daily newspapers published IN
this city, and shall doubtless be able
20 get them to insert some paragraphs
that may Oe OF service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

SAMSON, CHRISuANA 1t will be a
pleasure for me to be At the Bureaus
disposal as regards inducing visitors to
the Worlds Columbian Exposition at
Chicago TO extend their tour to the Ha-
waiian Islands. As soon rs the promised
illustrated literature have come to hand,
l viii set myself in motion in this re-
spect by inserting articles in our news
papers. and do all can to forward the
object.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

ALFRED HoULE, PARIS II only re-
ceived your note of the 21st October,
1892. will do the necessary steps in
order to disseminate information con-
corning the Hawaiian Islands by fur
nishing information to newspapers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

r. J BARNEY, MANzASIILO.- Your
favor OF Oct. 21st duly received, but the
literature you refer to has not yet made
its appearance. would be very glad in
deed, if you would send me such pamph-
lets and folders descriptive Of the islands
If you have any to spare, as think they
would be very useful as an advertise
ment Of the King ION also they could
De used in the encouragement OF tourist
travel by submitting to the press such
items from them as may be of interest to
the public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31
E. 0. Hall 6 Son, Lid.
Tam.sary, 1906.

with : hot box and a wheel
that won't go round Just try
4 bottle of Climax axle Oil and
see how it works. 1t is far
better than castor oil, which is
generally used, and is sold for
just halfthe price. This oil has
been well tried here and no
one once using it will go back
to castor or axle grease. e
can sell it to you by the bottle,
gallon or 5-gallon tin. If you
still prefer castor oil or axle
grease we have them both in
any quantity.
We have just added 81 doz.
Paint Brushes to our stock. and
can now furnish you any kind
from a cheap white-wash to a
fine all-bristle paint or varnish
Brush.
We also have a new lot of
Carriage Gloss Paint, and your
buggy viii need touching up
when the weather gets settled.
Galvanized Iron Padlocks
are much better to use out of
doors than the ordinary .japd.
iron locks Our new lot has
just been opened.
Gentlemen who shave them
know how important it
is to have a good strop, and we
are selling a new style Strop,
which several of our customers
say beats anything ever brought
here. This strop is purchased
by the Commissary- General,
L. S. a. for use throughout the
entire army of the United
States, and is supplied to the
eutire corps of Cadets at the
Military Academy, West Point.
Try one of these strops and you
will never use any other.
The patent Clothes Rack we
ell is just the thing to use this
vet weather. You can set it
Up before the stove in mo-
nent, dry out the clothes you
,ot wet in that last shower,
nd in another moment you
an fold up your rack and stand
t up behind the door.
Garden Trowels we have
cen ont of some weeks, but
he last steamer brought us a
ew lot. also Pointing Trowels,.
)isston's Saws, Butchers
pring Balances, assorted Tai
RS Chalk, Brown & Sharp
Lorse Clippers.
We now have a new lot of
eel and brass, long spout Lo-
omotive Oilers, the last lot
aving all been sold the day
icy were received.
a new lot of Binoculars and
ield Glasses, you will find
ell worth looking through.
Re have them all prices; also
lcht and pocket Compasses,
.aximum and Minimum Their
ometers.
Brush Door Mats, Just the
ing for this season of the
Ear.
We are almost out of those
men Lariats, but have sever
uoZeh already 1nVOIced
hleh we expect ON the next
Gamer.
We will have a Gil Net on
G next steamer 1000 #. long
: 9 # high. This one is sold
arrived but we can take your
der for any size net. We
Lely sold a large net which
I'D for its entire cost in two
'uls. Who says fishing don't
y? We have just received
new lot of fine Linen Gilling
'rd for repairing nets.
Halls Cane Knives, plain or
oked are useful at this time
year. as the cane must be
t. This brand of knives is
ade especially for this mar
t, and lasts twice as long AZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-31

J. BLASPAIN, LIEGE In reply to your
letter, dated 2Ist October, 1892, have
the honor to inform you that would be
glad to receive some literature for the
purpose of disseminating in the papers of
this city the information concerning the
attractions of the Hawaiian Islands, and
facilitate the tourist travel