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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-11

The clerks of the Foreign Office
yesterday were busy preparing for
the mail copies of the new Consti-
tution and the Proclamation,
which are to De sent to every con-
sular and diplomatic representa-
tive of Hawaii, making about one
hundred in all. Each copy is &C.
companied by an autograph letter
from the Minister of Foreign AT
fairs, announcing the Republic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-11
For Sale.

F1 HOUSE AND LOT AT lWI-
iii lei, Honolulu. Apply on pre-.
misses, or Of
JOE DE- SANTOS.
oIJl-1m On board steamer VIC. Hall.
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New advertisements.
Meeting Notice.

THERE WILL BE A. MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Reciprocity
Sugar Company, at the office of w. r.
Ca tile, at III O'Clock THIS Wednesday,
MORNING.. A full attendance is re-
quested, as business of importance is to
be transacted.
w. r. CASTLE,
3734-1t Secretarv
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The band will play at Thomas
Square tonight, tomorrow evening
at Makee Island, and on Friday
evening at THOMAS Square again.
Inc moonlight nights will I'M
doubtedly bring large attendance.
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Knights of Phythias.

4 Ii KNIGHTS QUALIFIED ARE
cordially invited to be present at
the Castle Hall of MYSTIC Lodge No.
K. OF F. THIS Wednesday EVENING.
installation of officers and other i'm
portant business. Per order of the G. @.
a. V. GEAR,
37'4-1t X of K and G
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The Daily ADVERTISER is deliver
ed by carriers FOR 20 cents month,
Ring up Telephones So. Now Il
the time 10 subscriha,
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B. Shimizu, aAbrraduate of the
imperial Univeate y of Toxic, Jap
81 on, was enc 81; raft passengers on
'ae Aikoku Manon he comes to
e.art another Jar!|,+ sse paper in this
ciy. He brouo with him n full
prihting plant. ch contains the
10y movable J - c9nese types ever
aspght to this co;e. TRY. The paper
's-' De started a. 2on as possible
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pears in another column. Mr..
fniilIps says hOI is perfectly well
satisfied with new constitution,
p pea Goes 70 Tan s,d to ;d , the
change it.
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Removal.

MISS BURROWS DRESSMAKING
w Rooms have been removed to Io3
Fort street opposite j. I. Waterhouse' s
No 10 Store. Good work, style and fitting
guaranteed with low prices. Mutual
Telephone 4TS. 37I7-tf
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Catholic Cathedral this afternoon
in honor of the late President o
France, NJ. Carnot.
Mystic Lodge, Knights of Pythi
as, will hold installation service
this evening. A banquet will b'
served after the ceremony.
The stockholders of the Reel
procity Sugar Company will hold {
meeting at II O'clock this morning
at the Office of w. r. Castle.
Work on the new artesian wei
at the Insane Asylum is rapidly
progressing, a depth of about 81
feet having already been reached.
One days later news was re-
ceived by the S. G. Allen, which
arrived last evening. 1t will be
found on the first page of this issue
Quite a number of people left for
the volcano yesterday on the Hall.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorham Gilman and Miss Mott
Smith.
The proceedings of the Constitu-
tional Convention will be published
in book form by the GAZETTE Com
pany, and can be obtained at this
Office this afternoon.
A late issue of the n. Y. Jour ma
list contains an article on Walter
G. Smith which was written from
Honolulu. A half tone picture of
Mr.. Smith also adorns the cover.
The Money Order and Savings
Bank Departments of the Postoffice
are now located upstairs in the
Postoffice building, the entrance
being on the corner of Bethel and
Merchant streets.
Lizarda Pestana, the Portuguese
woman who was nearly murdered
a few days ago, is in a fair way to
recover. DR.. Cooper removed the
injured eye of the unfortunate
woman few days ago.
Marshal Hitchcock left last night |
ON the Claudinc>bn business for the |
Government conAected with the
registration. He will visit Hama
kua, Hawaii, and Rlso Hama, Maui,
before returning t9 Honolulu.
The band will play at Thomas
Square tonight, tomorrow evening
at Makee Island, and on Friday
evening at THOMAS Square again.
Inc moonlight nights will I'M
doubtedly bring a large attendance.
A letter from John Phillips APP
pears in another column. Mr..
fniillps says hOI is perfectly well !
satisfied with new constitution,
ana does Nd want to join the
reople's n order TO help 4
change it. ~
The following ws9ill be the officers
y the Pioneer Bn zfl ding and Loan o
for thea ensuing year u
Rose E. Var lansing, Pr E'ident i 3. B. L
,eo,e. resIder ,, Al,
'isasufsr. and Ill u N''""''''
i 1t has not yet n decided when G
1s hIst electiot,er Ander the new :
: on5bsleuSon will BEE held; 1t must t,H
:, however, some ime before the =,
Or On Q, mo, November, re- the Constitu- .
s ace p mith; thao o 1t must 9s take
. tee Of gi 10 four nn aonthS from the
b. Shimizu, s&bgraduate Of the -
nPsrIal Univeate y of Toxic, Jap vi vi
!, was enc 1t rat passengers on
at : A a Mapen de comes to
~. He brono' with him full
lhting plant. - ch contains the g:
.y movable J. - c9nese types ever X
n tight to this co,7e. TRY. The paper
- De started a. 2oD az possible J 97J
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~, 1t has not YET n decided when
C eSe aIst slsctiof,sr lnder the new
constitution will bcfs held. 1t must
~, however, some time before the
stn Oh November AS the Constitu-
aon provides thu it must take
pace p within four - onths from the
Date Of its promnl.ati
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- The q following will be the officers
OF the Pioneer Bosflding and Loan
association q for them ensuing year:
Rose r. e. Van Lansing, rs'id1nt + s 8; B.
secretary and JT. G. Rothwell,
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We will buy for cash large or small
quantities of used Hawaiian Postage
stamps at the following prices per
hundred:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
The Condor as n Fighter.


"The enormous strength of the condor il
only eauslled by his voraoity and bold.
nssr," said George A. Donovan, of Lima.
Perm. 81 have seen o great many of these
birds while travelling in the andes, sno,
being something of q naturalist, took q
great deal of interest In watching their
habits. This immense bird often pounces
upon living animals, out from the shape
and bluntness of HE claws he 10 unable 10
carry of his prey. He contents himself
with fixing ID agsinst the ground with
one of his claws. while with the other aud
bis powerful bsak he rsnds IL to pieces.
Gorsed with food, be becomes incapable o.
fight, and q man may then spproaoh him;
but should the man attempt to ssiZs tht
bird, he lie met with desperate resistance
and the struggle wonld probably be q long
one, as the bird enjoys an extraordinary
tenacity of life. l once approached q
large condor just after he hsd Hnished q
hearty banquet on g young sheep. In en-.
deavoripg to capture the bird / wAs struck
several times with HE huge ciAws. Al
length, torn sni bleeding from several
wounds, j left the field of battle aud went
to my camp. several miles dlstAnt, TO Gel
help, 60 ss to capture the bird alive, II pus
sible. In about two hours returned with
three companions. We found the bird n
the same place, standing erect and tapping
its rings, trying TO fy away. We tried
for come time TO secure 1t, but IL mad,
such ieros struggle that one of the ner
| huslly killed 1t By blow with hstchet.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
SMOK KELKSS.

Woman leads the world. She used
snoksIess powder for ages before men ever
thought of adopting it.-Tit-Bits.
"Havs You ever been around the worldi"
''No-bus my arm has" "What do you
meant "Wsll, you are all the world to
ns."-Harlsm Life.
Teacher-Johnnie, If I gave you one ap-
pie and Dickie Jones 10 apples, what
would that BET Johnnie-A clean freeze-
out on me ma'am.-Detroit Free Press.
"Boy, what In . peninsulap A point of
land extending into the water" "Goodl
What's q straightf" "Acs, king, queen,
jack, and ten-spot ."-St. Louis Post.
Rslsntless.-"Shs's as pretty as pic.
ture," said the young man. eyes. replied
the young woman, with . glance at her n.
val's complexion, ''hsnd-painted, too
Washington Star.
Mrs. Brown-Jones-There' no doubt
| Mrs. Uptodate Ia making great sacrifices in
behalf Of the suffrage movement. Mrs.
| Jones' -Brown-Yss, indeed. She ha evens
refused to be ntsrviewed.-Puck.
"You'll have to wear spectscles," said
the doctor. ''Ifd pwefer monocle," said
Chappie. "But both of your eyes are af.
fectsd,n observed the doctor. "Then
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
The Trout Breok.

The airs that blew from the brink Of day
Were fresh and wet with the breath Of May.
heard the babble of brown brooks falling,
And goidenwIngs In The woodsfde calling.
Big drops hung from the sparkling caves;
And through the screen of the thin young leave
A CLINT Of ripples, whirl of foam,
Lured and beckoned me out from home.
My feet grew eager. my eyes grew wide,
And was of by the brown brooks side.
Down In the swamp bottom, cool and dim,
cut me an alder sapling slim.
With nimble fingers tied my line,
Clear as q sunbeam, strong and nne.
My fly was tiny, glittering thing,
With tinsslled body and partridge wing.
With Hoiseless steps threaded the wood,
Glad OF the sun pierced solitude.
Chatted the kingdsher, fierce and shy
As like q shadsw drifted by.
Lurked In their watery lairs the trout,
But, silver and scarlet, lursd them out.
Wary were they, but wsricr still
My cunning wrist and my cast OF skill.
I whipped the red pools under the beeches;
l whipped the yellow and dancing reaches.
The purple eddy, smooth like oil,
And the tail Of the rapid yielded spoil.
So all day long till the day was done
followed the stream, followed the SUM-
Then homeward over the ridge went
The wandering heart OF me well content
Charles @. d. Roberts, in Harper's Weekly.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

ahall wear two monoclss," !" said ohsppis.-

ahall wear two monocles, J" said Ghappie.-
Life.
aYou look awful blue. Whats the mat
tsrf' ssThat editor has sent back my last
batch of poems. ! wish I knew how TO
get his good will.n THAT'S easy enough.
Don't send him amy more posma."-TsIas
Siftinss.
'Ts II true that they weigh the anchor
every time the ship leaves Portr said Mrs.
Trotter to her husband. "Yes.n "Dear
mel How very Unnecessary Why don't
they make memorandum of Its weightf"
-Pittsburg Chronicle.
''Do you know said Miss Prim 10 Miss
Giddey, "that people are beginning to talk
about your actions with Mr.. CodHngr 'T
don't believe It," replied Miss Glddey.
'Tfs all your Imagination; and Jon forget
that you were young yourself oncs."-
Judge.
Ethsl-It's too bad It's cold I prayed
for Q warm day. Does God always answer
prsyeri Mamma-Yes, IL you aak for Q
thing in the right way, and IL you don't he
Ieproves you by not giving 1T. Ethel
try to say my prayers In French this
month. and gusts made mistakes.-
Harlem Life.
AAuAu-oobufs IL tuu bolu la taS
street strike you or throw stones, don't
want you to strike or throw back, but
come and tell me. Bobby-N eU, mamma,
if they bat me I'll come and tell you, SO
you can 20 for 'em; but it's no use for me
to tell you If they throw stones, for you
couldn't hit the side of the house.-Judge.
Mamma" inquired one of those in
auisitive youngsters we all know about,
even IL we don't happen to have two or
three of them around the house, chow old
am In 'If you live till your next birth
day." she answered, "you1l be Ave years
old" BE studied the proposition some
time. "Well," he asked at last, chow
old win be If don't livefn-Dstroit Free
Press.
Travelling In second-clsss carriage, q
gentleman had q small misunderstanding
with lady in reference to the opening of
a window. "You don't appear TO know
the difference between second and third
Glass;" the lady said cuttingly. "Oh,
madam" he replied, 'T am an old railway
traveller. know all the class distinctions.
In the first olass the passengers behave
rudely to the guard; In the third class the
guards behave rudsiy to the passengers;
In the second with a bow to his fellow
psssenger) the passengers behave rudely to
each other.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

FLIES ON THE CHARIOT WHEELS.
Woman's progress toward complete
emancipation B rapid and nothing can stop
1t, but there will, of course, be occasional
bitches in 1t. All women cannot at once
come up to the high requirements of
Woman. So we see some women fighting
against the suffrage which Woman has set
her mind and heart upon having. Of
course these women are behind the times.
They do not even know that they are
slaves and that who would be free herself
must strike the blow. They do not
realize that they are living In q
grand and awful time, In time
when Woman is taking that which
has belonged to her from the beginning of
the world, but which has been persistently
denied her by the tyrant Man. They do
not see that they are poor, weak, subserv-
lent creatures, who neglect their God given
opportunities and disgrace their sex. They
do not zee how insigni6csnt they are. They
do not sec that they arc mere hles on the
chariot wheels of progress, doomed to be
smothered in the dust raised by those
wheels or crushed by the rapid and relent-
less revolution thereof.
While we have in New York the sad
spectacle of number of women contented
to be slaves, and even actively srrsying
themselves against the sacred cause of
Woman, another sad spectacle makes its
appearance in Jacksonville, Florida. 1t is
the spectacle of Mary johnson of that city
walking twenty-six miles In the night and
alone in order to get married. What will
Susie Anthony and Lille Blake say to
thisa It ia bad enough and sad enough for
q woman to condescend to marry q man
even in the most favorable circum-
stances. But for q woman to walk
twenty six miles in the night ard alone
In order to marry man is going entirely
too far. A woman who will do suoh o
thing a. that is evidently not up to date.
She has no proper conception of Woman's
true place in the world. She il freak,
whose chief use to Woman will be to
point morals. If she had walked from
jacksonville to New York to be present al
q meeting of Woman, or even ridden
that distance on q bicycle for the
same purpose she would be heroine in
the strife. As 1t is, she is like relic of q
bygone age, and an example of imperfect
development. She should be labored with
by Woman. It is possible she can be made
to see her anomalousness, and induced to
mako reparatIon to Woman by walking
twenty-six miles in the daytime and alone
in order to get divorce from the man she
has mistakenly walked to and married.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
=. II PUBLIsHKD
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
Single Copies 8 cents.

AFTER QUO WITHOUT QUID.
The people who think they can get quo
without giving quid are again In evidence.
The order of Tonti, established in Phila-
delphis, has been regarded as a sure thing
by many who thought they understood
how something could be given for no thing
The concern has fourished nine years. and
for two years 1t has been paying to Its ear
ly certificate holders 81 900 each, on asses.
ments varying from $500 to $500. But it's
obligations have ripened much faster than
its assets have accumulated and 1t has at
last gone down with 81 ,250. 600 in Its treas
ury and 16, 900 members to be paid. It is
stated that 1t would require 81, ,000, 900 to
settle with the certificate holders, 30 as
to save them from loss. Those whose GER
tifcates have been paid are chuckling and
those who have paid them are cureing.
1t is astonishing how persistent these
games of chance are. They have been
epidemic in New Esgland, but the people
in this region are pretty we'll protected
against them now by experience or vac
cination. But they are cropping out in
other parts of the country. A modest one
has been appealing to the speculative
spirit In Rochester, New York. Members
are required to pay five cents week for
sixty weeks, or total of So, of which
81 20 is set aside for running expenses,
leaving 81 80 for the redemption fund.
Yet each member is assured that he
can draw out $40 at the end of
sixty weeks, which will be more
than three times As much az he pays in,
or more than Eve times the amount
left from his contributions after paying
expt nses. Of course If anybody is
thoughtful enough to ask how this can be
done he is told that many of the members
will pay for while aud then drop out,
forfeiting their deposits to the remaining
members. And 1t sometimes happens that
few of the original players of such
games do win. But only q few can win
even If the game be halfway honest, and
1t usually isn't. Usually 1t ia fonnd that
the "expsnses" are very large and that
there is such difficulty in getting new
players that the game cannot 60 on.
Then the fool and his money are abruptly
parted.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

Are any of the new-fangled
washing compounds as good
as the old fashioned soap {?
Dobbins' Electric Soap has
been sold every day since 1860
and is to-day EXACTLY the same
in quality as then. 1t NEVER
VARIES, and is ALWAYS the best.
Do your clothes last as they
used to2 If not, then you are
not using Dobbins' Electric.
That is sure. And if not,
wouldn't it pay you to use it
and save clothes ? You are
the judge. After it has been
used and praised by a whole
generation of women, it surely
is not new-fangled humbug
that it would be risky to try.
Nor is it an
II fkV Il ~ SA 0A1cs ~ EbaL&b
on its own merits, unAp-
ttoN preached and u3spprosch-
able Rs TO purity, quality
and economy. Be sure and get the senu-
inc, Dobbins' Electric Soap. Our name On
every wrapper. Your grocer has 1t or
will get it.
DOBRLWS' SOAP MFG. co.,
Successors to i. L. CrEgin & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

bits that hang about and somehow with
out In themselves being much of hat
make becoming lines and effects for the
face. The olover-lssf foundation is no
more than this for the hat, and hardly
shows. or gives shape or form to the hat.
A soft bow of soft ribbon with loops
dropping east and west almost to the
edges of the side clover curves may be sst
at the center of the clover and on the top
of the head. This gives the general char
acter to the head dress, and very small
crush roses set along the edge Of the clover
all around and a couple of little curly tips
tucked In at the back to droop over the
hair will complete the hat. The model ee-
leeted for illustration is q toque having 0
wire crown and straw brim covered on the
outside with bias fold of black moirs
ribbon about Eve inches wide. The crown
is covered with draped arrangement of
silk that forms loops at the left front.
Tied In with the bow are several sprays of
lilscs and grasses that spread to right and
left, and q similar, smaller trimming fast
sned with q jet buckle Is placed in the
back. The tie strings are Of double faced
satin ribbon. FLoRErrE.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

been heard. and n woman is able TO restore
you to health and happiness.
Lydia E. PinkhdH's Vegetable Com
pound will stop your torture and restore
your courage. All your pains come from
q deranged uterus or womb.
1t is the greatest of all rewards to re-
ceive such letters as the following from
Miss Louise Muller, who lives at A Mich
igan Ave, in Evanston, Ill. She says:
"As have used Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and have thereby be-
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

determined 10 do so
much before the day
ends, and yet:
Before the morn
ing is very old, the
fearful backachc or
1bearing-,iown feel
sing attacks them,
the bravespiritsinks
back in alright; no
matter how hard
they struggle, the
d" clutch " is upon
them, and they sink
into a chair, crying,
" oh. why should |
suffer so ?
What can | do ?''
The answer is
ready, your cry has
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Numerous petitions have been received
by the pope from Switzerland, Austria and
Germany praying him to take the initia-
tive in sunmoning an international confer
ence to consider the best means for sbol-
ishing the Monte Carlo gambling establish
ment.
death by misadventure" was the curl
ous verdict resulting from ths coroner's in.
quest in the case of Owen Williams, the
Londen 'sostrich man." His stomach wai
found after death to contain q bullet, &c
or 80 pieces of cork, 20 pieces of tinfoil, 6
string 18 inches long, with q cork tied te
each end, and piecs of leather 9 inches
long, with hooks fastened to 1t.
United States Consul Lss.remski, ct Cal
lao, Peru, who has been concerning himsel
with the problem of bettsring the trade re
lations between the United States and th
5000, 600 people on the west coast of Soutl
America, ascribes to inadquate means O
transportation the present small trade re
lations and gives some remarkable figure
! to prove how great Is the DISCRIMINATION
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
'.High elbowed grigs

Why the bird gives Itself over to this
cruelty, which is apparently wanton and
purposeless, has never been Clearly discov-
cred. / have found little birds, young
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

come entirely well,
/ am recommend
ing all my lady
friends TO use it. /
am sure it will help
them in all cases
of womb trouble,
leucorhea, irreg-
ular or painful
I" monthly per-
iods.' / am sure it
is our best friend.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
W0MAN'S TRIALS.
SOME LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
So Many Suffer Without knowing Why.
Much Can BE Avoided.

TsrrcsAt- To EEAuTEs1
So many feel the very life crushed ont
of them, wake up cheerful and happy,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

Committee on Band Concerts.
yIyHE committee on Band Concerts will hold G
meeting in Room I3, City Hall, on Friday,
NAV 2s. 1894 NJ 7:45 p. m. sharp TO consider the
proposition OF holding band concerts on the pub
lie squares during the summer months
All persons interested IN the foregoing are here
by notified to appear and ba heard without fur
ther notice. Per order: JOHN W. LOWE
SHChatrman.
Attest: EDWARD A. sTRKET,-----.-
myssss Assistant City Clerk.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

am so thankful TO Mrs. Pinkham for the
good she has done me, that wish every
sick woman in America would write 10
her at Lynn, Mass, and get her advice" i.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24
FASHION NOTES.
Vagrant Blossoms Secured as Trim

Vagrant Blossoms Secured as Trim
ming.
Bits of lace straw in the shape of . clio
yer leaf are foundations fer the dsintiest
thsater hats. The central curve of the
clover leaf should come well down on the
forehead, and unless the forehead is very
low 1t shotld come little below the hair
line. The two side curves must reach
well down the sides of the head about the
ear line. The latest theater hat is not the
trim and calculated little perk of pretti'
ness that a little while ago was the thing
now It appears! to be just a locssly tied to.
gether bunch of vagrant roses, loops and
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-24

One dozen of the genuine
JOHANN HoFF's MALT EXTRACT
gives as much strength and
nourishment as a cask of ale,
without being Intoxicating. It i
highly beneficial for use at meal
time for convalescents, weak chill
dren and ladies, and as general
tonic for the weak and debilitated.
Insist upon the genuine JOHANN HoFF's,
which must havethe signature of JOHANN
HoFF" on the neck label.
Eisner & Mendelsou Co., Sole Agents.
New York.