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DYNAMITE UNDER 1 HIGHWAY.
Sta'tlng Discovery Made By
French PoIieA Near Paria
Arr.s, ri seo.raI saspeets a. Ant.r-
eIT1isra PoIIrypps.


j'ArIa. Aeru q me tnHtA mafs =
s'4r'GtK 9sstysry 'h.Gag a. Asr~rd,-
gers U,Iazs rrs nilss ntr'n ~ 'hls
,sfy r,.'sG Pr - s.Ea' rsSnSrisS ara
fA>'arihs Pnr srrns 'i'nA pas. NE a..
'r''t'tss rayh hstr aU1rS mat NE Nb.
ar'tis's 9tiysh ',.' ~ PARIS have s1JEh'
r.',zs IN s,nr.rr,s ana ,iiaK"s near 'hs
'aH'al s,tb as E,h.rDllUSts. uhHrs NE
.arzs ma i'ri'y - no t.nt5lla'irt IL ,Srh-
i',srI ~ orrbinEtr"r anG ,'hsrs hnIGlnk
81 ,ar'e1 t.Ii'rai JrIs
Grs1yAJ,y me Hy'hD'l'Iss ,tSshI arpyrI
g,rrhSr ~ sIsan,'rG AnArcnis's MN
mr., trn.l,,s,I In ihs sugar ,sfnsriSs a.,
hJt"tyNIirrs : Hrf met" b".i"pE'l ~ he rr,-
R.Rrl n m extensive ,rrsI'A,y W a..
'Frnr' me Grs'ru,'i,n ~ DIhiir EniIirEs
NJ N" psr ~ "rplrsiy"e
Tnb Gr'r,'lySs. II is ArrrJr,r1 n.fA7
1is'ry"te1. hlIHor IN j un'"rHay pn1sr
hH trHI IrAIniR fr'rn Nuh"ryliilsra N
',,ufrsyyr. ,u"ly" 'in hnE"s fIl"I win
ne mrs' dangerous Kinds ~ "Tplr~iY"s.
'ns" containing tUrly" tr,uris NJ
pru1tS yrr'r. iUEr'v pSprIs ~ dynamite
sHf'ti1ges. Tphnf,ty ~ Strap steel hnh
hIb uHlls ami q rsysrslbIr bprnb rthIy
frr pzr
N" rrli"r determined ~ arr"s, mum
h"r ~ ~" suspected urtktnnn. tu' M"
urWs ~ 'hr Hls'rYrry rf thrs tIre ~
"srlrsiy"s srfrnI c" rnpi1ly 'hnt several
- ~" suspected tnrn su"r"rI"1 In "acnp-
Ing Ft"u hub"rviili"rs nn1 nrr believed
~ hHYr sought refuge In this cl,Y. pre-
rnt'rYh ~ "s'hpiuR ftrm Frame. The
r"ll'". hrN"V"r. VIII make ~ number NJ
ntt's'a H. mis- "ltY. nuI ~ huh"rvliii"rE
hnY" nir"nhy taken ln'p rtIa'rhy several
rpsr"'ts u lie believed TIM, - very dan.
g"r"'s conspiracy hns been nlppeh In the
bu1
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HgVSFSE5EklHeME] EklH

5rfcEiaz o. rin- TIE pleurtttc c-y ts
hgt+r a-t sar..=- :IA1 the pue..-.3,,..
ant IL =v1t='! oT n1oTTrz the child or oo
:nES1iax. Th= sre-sII c-Y ot intestinal
A.IHa=nFs Is ot:-a Accompanied by ur,z-
E.Ia< aaI rrt;h.1g, al Indication ths
nurse si"a Learns 70 interpret EHhau+-
'1in !s manifested with whine. Crying
o=ra-= ~ Just after coughing indicates
pain caHs-t oy the act The return or
!nsptrato7y part ot the cry grows weaker
,HTasts the fatal cad ot all diseases.
Taii= the absence os crying during dis
=1s> Il often ot grav4- import than IN
presence. as /, shows exhaustion and loss
pt poTar. Lcu!. Intense SCREAMING q
sometimes tells Of gravel
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ostrich-Feather Fans.

The handsomesi feather fan on record
is that owned by the Countess Of Ions
dale, which consists Of hNe wide white
feathers. the longest twenty inches with
handle 9: amber. having her mono
gram IN diamonds. and costing I-Ssa.
Pearl. shell and amber ncuntings and
shorter feathers in the lyre-shApet fans
cost from s. 10 500 Even for 10 =
dainty one. though simple, may be had
In the closing fans a really choice spe-
cir,en costs from &! 10 e. Trv4n u ~
SIS come veTy stylish ones bat under
that prSee they have = cheap book.
though many ARE carried IN black hight
colors and the natural mixed gray. Ths'
sticks or nsunttngs have zacA - -
with the PE1oA-
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Violet Powder.

There Is no perfume more generally
agreeable than the clean. sweet odor Of
crris root. Violet satchet powder. II Of
very fine quality and So faint as to
oe the mere suggestion OF a perfume, is
generally pleasant. Rose, musk and
other stronger scents give many an un-
pleasant sensation Of faintness or even
nausea. and are always open to the dis
agreeable suspicion Of being used for
counteracting purposes. After all. as
Henry Ward Beecher said: There IL
no smell SO universally pleasant as no
SMELL" and absolute daintiness OF person
attracts far more than any perfumery
can do.
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WOMAN SHOT IT 1 WEDDING.
Ha,A KGCabA PDund With a Bullet
IN Hm S.ha
nan TsAssT ut J.hns>.n. 'rims1,
tt,,nt tf's viz.


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ri vryts
PI'st T. thrs.r. mn, liyts IN ~"
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~. 0,ta . hess s.s' Iaytr|rt Rl.,y'f.
G.i1n sbtas otl q "Ilatn,n1' 'br siEr
= n.,.t' MORO. ma, fhtrU hiRr'
mus ~ Ilpt' aH tyery SHE
0rrt me mnttj"sH sftyi' 'hrts pns
0e"'e t."rs ""1 r,""s ~ w"ns 'n' ..
,,ihP arI h,,, Jar'tz Eyut y'hlrg prr'
tItprgtIfy tniIl : ~ IHru me 'fyii',lu
irpuu
t',trsnr is married ~ Uhii" Upnnr
tI, tttumu trpI,,.s ~ ttt 1i'trtipu y
DIiir tuan. nh, haI brs.n tuyIirl - 'rr
,r,lliug bnl sb,,0u ~ his UiFr Ihr
yf,',l,n ,,trlu ,n,f nIv0rinRr ~ ~"
st,Ip'jrr ~ tnpr trtnntss 'nl' ri"'"1 ~
as.i,r IrhrEsb ~ ms nbru' ~ z" IN
e,pt,h ~ his Nlfr. m" hnl Irf ~"
t,.tn ghtu me- uhiir uuHu yls seen
urs,g ,.uI viiE y Tin 'lH IN hls hnHh
",I ,I," ts,Inltnrl ruir i''Ih"
~ jutusru v,hpi Ip yrr MINK hh'u'
ihut Huli' Ihhi Uhl'r grh' - bIVhE
kr,t frt y,rir Vitr
IuI,us,,n aroused ynir ~ iuir'"luing
iTr yI4lir man -, Mrs iphuEpn ana
ibIroIrn,I ~ ,ui iht silk dress IN h"t
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Fair District Assembly Worker

Some very distinguished men OF New
York city have allowed their wives to
actively consider" amendments to
the State Constitution. Among the ex-
elusive 500 who are circulating a peti-
tion to strike out the word male" as a
qualification for voters, are the wives
Of the Rev. Arthur Brooks, the Rev
Il. s. Macarthur. the Rev. Henry NJ
Sanders. the Rev. w. S. Rainsford. and
the daughter OF Bishop Potter; also
Mrs. Russell Sage. Mrs. John Rocke
Teller. Mrs. Robert Nicholl Mrs. Rob
ert Is. Minturn. Mrs. William J. Schief
felin. Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell. DR.
Mary Jacob and DR.. Emily Blackwell.
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THE BOY WASN'T STOLEN,
waite. u-"La,s""' U"iI n'"'hr'
I.piaius tho tos..

'its',HVitiH. via Arm ~ y
nu,'l,noh hrlf h'"'hr' ~ W 'l'ot H"n
in,r",t vhu,n 'In"'en Tnllun 10 'hnteeH
hr Ihu i!r,,v Hr, lriV. ~ Now Nuh, WIN
hilunui,iug enrs ihn' Tho boy vas nuf
s,ulrn lui weuI WITH Tn'luu WIN HE
utu,rhnrhl CT ru,ulnalun
Waiter rnr given uvri 10 l,ur"hNel1 .
,iI,,,ro lr hIp ,nuihu, llnhnrra iirulut
sru un,.l,llrii ,aunlvud lntIn' fruin
waite, rus,nt1ny, savlne that he was
hpina ,,ooiei niuuir nul nsrn"ie1 I"
,o,n,u huna ~ May ~ iuun Wpliu'
h,s ,auain Isaac g Ihutnsrn, hni
he,, l'viun AZ i1S Montgomery si'""'. let
NV
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Car,e.ity of Raby. CpinE.

In paeun,onis ana capillary bronchitis
according 20 a medical NAre., the cTy ~
child Is moderate, reeViSh and uiuf.'ed,
IS 8. the dSo- were shut between chilG
ana heArer. The eTI- q: Group IS hoArst,
NrASsy anG InetAll;t- with = Growing in
srlrA;ien That 81 cerebral disease, par
tes,lAvly hytrceSphAlUS IS short SAA-p.
sArsu and solitary. MArASmus and tD-
eeCealA- perttoniiis are rsAIIf' stet by
moaning and ~Aieng Obstinate pas
saonats and ioag-coatinuea c-ytaG tells
os oArAeAe. thirst and hunger, or the
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THE KAISER AT VIENNA.
Welcomed by H",nity aud th-~r~d
by the propi~.

HIY Associated rfrssJ
Vil."HA, hpril ~ Emperor Willinm
niiiy"l her" ~ II n'clock this morning
nn1 "nr w""un"1 ~ the Hru'hrrn Ran.
i"nb station by Emperor Francis 10
nrph. ten At"hduk"H. the heads Of the
rivll nnh military nrpnrim"ntH. tn" mn
ni'lrnl authorities nni by the German
Embassy nnh It's rinn
1h" railroad station wnH profuacly
decorated f"r IA" oc-nHon nn1 wnn sur
rounded hY H"llirta. who kept bnrk IN"
uowhH uf people. Emperor william wna
rhthurina'icnl;y rh""r"1 by the pppulncr
bhd a""n"l highly pleased nt hiH rrcrp-
tipu
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WILL X. rsIrd avenue. New York,
Few Line. 10 tho Fair Sex.

r, the Edltcr
II, all means have YOUR wcnans rights
And masculine, as veil,
'ris ~ NcW should sspir 10 heights
That snd-~slI, ~ho can te'l'
rSurr cur rlacr rie,d 10 ycsi
We II ElCEv In Nur tall.
nu, srsm US small taVor, do
Hc "Ern,,cmea that's all!
IA TNvCRH HAMMOCK.
1871 NaaisNa avenue
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S1 ,nr- If nAxi gee !t-as sh'1Il1 svsr
.e ps-r IL pua,.: 5.ac%. This -1I= -
..a%rs,h,,d Ia DaY. ~: ths great trr'4-
ne "a FRA, u s~~rrs -aca+t hard % make
;~rpl@ Ia general G1!=rstant What come
4rt+r ne had IL 5-aIc places. 4
tcari.nY.h14s@ ;!cIng.r1nna !s one az
,h@ra. Sn In5@% jacket, .hA: a=l6aEs no
ma ,,e- nnH r=rnntA!T. u :h% dressing
,alk family. should b~ t3ahet Far this
,AhlA. nsr 4l%a tsa.g1un ever seem
,<.rr,,sstsis
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To n pint Of cream add bit OF onion
and a small blade OF mace. When boiling
briskly, thicken with a tablespoonful Of
-four mixed we'll in little cold water
and stirred into the cream. Let the
oysters "a quart will answer for the abov
quantity OF creamJ come to a boil in their
own liquor; skim carefully. Turn the
oysters into the cream and serve hot on
tpuuteI bread
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rus.uu-maniy aud rn-American

n Toe FSltsN
~Is cNHtns hNn' h' narr'rt LSHi -
ss'n'k ne !. eaT sts fu'' ~ rSsEs Ets !
sAs sAr-,tuE S~AVN cGfy Naas 81 'ht rtsns
rasE s=s-el ne = ssAi A HS4ls-Arse rtr;3tnII
S.r-rs Ne soai t>>k It Gna ;AHLt~l s,u, a.
, o>alarI rcTr srG sina ~'n TIE sA>r wts
,nat nnsr,- 80 Lne-,sss rrSt' SNsi Agnl 81
KACNE..
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ACCUSED OF MALPRACTICE,
rw~ N"c'rN. AVID "" "wHo Nr,d
,,r Shr Erand Luv>.

we N'wt,w WN't'N,sA d" rs vas,
NNN.t, .otGNth Sircc'. We GcU'auN'U
NlAwkcr ~ l'E Nest S'>.ycn'N street
AMI Nii~'Co Nc'eN lIl'i'c ~ E>9 So,
.r,S aN,,,vt uo,c Nc'A s., await She A.
sf,,N ~ SNC ,2'a"S lHNN w 'US,'Cc h,N'N
in Gsvc> NarNc' ,\'Uv g. js> ~ tNc
,Ns1ks - u'slrvSr',>c N'''N we've ar
,r,St,>' ,u ;Nc sc-rct vaA naAc ~ tNc
",r.fcn trr Snc EUGN,cr'Cw ~ iNc
,,r.,vt-H' s."
~, Mr,cNcs5 was N,'5 ,n '~,'
.'.vsvu li's NHA "SS HNrS 4, $ ~.
Nrv N',','c were Nc5 t~ s. ~ "S>''
..-E a'N,' y,'t,'SNsA lNNNNS
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Dutch puHs.

Beat one egg ltght, without separating;
a4f to Il one cup Of milk, beating all
the while: then add the aour: beat until
smooth. Turn into hot creased pop-over
pans. and bake twenty-five minutes In
quick oven. Serve with syrup.
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E.rI"-,"" Fatally U"ri- rive.


rITrsIit'It,! hptIi ~ natural gns
explosion al M"kr"ar"r' IA. rnH'"'-
Iny wirrbu1 tho dwelling nn Jenny
,,,r,,l a,,raI nrrur,oi hy Wulinn Nal
eoui nnd fatally huIurl MrF MnlHr"i
= ul hot twelve yrni u'd daughter
The evening world., 1894-04-13

A curious industry is advertised in an
English magazine that may contain
hint for sore OF our many women who
wish to make IA little money without GO
Ing away from home 1t is the sale of
patterns In crochet-work. all COM
menced. with instructions"
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rrcA rr,soN prtsrc S,Hu,ns.

'N;,,'SNNt tTyN ~ N,srlr's n. NJ
w., ,s ,art~rr ,Ass n.r-s~l, eYstrOS ,-Asrs
ars.rG 'os.c-st' ~Net ~ At-hAnA ~ fussr
~,ff NsNts. s7Hreg n'ss tNNN,s srA Na-fIN.
s,tt I3Nn'hk' ~outrh,hS - ~ tA a. JhAI u
-, sash Ssr-trt u hf'f1sneJ trs~skrs,
INLt - hsh gtkrf A-rr A1'st a Er~errs
y-,>rrl rN~nsN LsNSEry -Ti1Ivc@ N.H, NRi 10
., ,,ff - SriT"L, NarfIsFo4
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How to He beautiful.

Keep clean, keep well and dress well.
Cleanliness and health are attractive.
The world Is a great respecter Of good
clothes.
The evening world., 1894-04-13

"iSS RySn're N,',I rn'sS eu"N
Mon ,ette'N'n, ~ soMs sir'NaNNu"s -
koAttt9-aA rordiNi'Ns ">'s''Np ~ NNS''NS
ton Ana ~ AlbarN '" ~" "''s'a'H i'Ns
,e-esioSss ~, Ac"N wH' ~ N'''N ~
tfeN tf ,he fAr' 'Na' ri'ile EcrnH'i"sv
ek-RpeahSf is ra'sinv 'elN NJ M Erns'
" REPRESENTATIVES So'~""'HN' -
Bpenker refTorn,s 'Ne same dis,N'iHns
sb4hce IN the Rratc Ass"moiN
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TIE New F.ton.

Irarr.,rAraHa,s have been aAtHf 10 the
F.,nn take. ,aa, make +; T+rT t=str-
ahI. ,.r 4Arnl -C.r@ss White and cn!or-a!
,a,,rr. r..h aat without lace. are used
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S~~s Thera RNery Day.

n TIE ES'tN
WlU,An Hs'f ''s~~ SiTf' - s-' cainInai
ssth eras7 xses Ns tIm SAi,H h;mst'f sH tht
s.run- 81 CatihaH sSBsS tns Ma; s-eet sbers
=. s1u ~ IsoH every aE'
A DAu-y assESVRR
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or,~~ >~~ss,cr Sentenced,

SAN rEN>NTS,NN Nc'al - IsV -Nu'aSms ~,
sccr5HT u OSasass oanNlstHA -s'N"rsay IN
~. SFWs1 ssst~s CasrS ~ opium sssaesS ma, Sts
ahA
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The Hest bccf.

In selecting beef these points should be
considered: The meat should be OF n
bright rcd color. f,ne-Grained and the
fat should I've yellowish- white and firm.
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INSURGENT FLEET BEATEN.
nrnriiian Urb~i ship. Make for tho
IIi9h Sens.

uiy hHH,rin'ad rrnu-)
LONDON. hpril II The brazilian
Nlnir'rr IN this city hRH received the
following despatch
mo nE IASEtRO. Aprii IA
Tho insUsnn' vnsHris have horn rrpulH-d In thu
liar NJ ilo Hrando, and have rscap"i in the open
-aa
,Hlrund TiiE FOREIGN MINISTER
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Zap. showed Him the Door.

To tho Editor;
Visiting my Rrl last night was Just kissing
her a last EN"i hy when my intended father in
law entered ani got mo Ivy tho frock tail and
Nhowe, wh,r" tho carrcntrr had left a hole
In tho building (" retire through demonstrated
with him hut without success. llc called me q
fool anh other pet names and told me In
plain English that " could not leave his
daughter before II o'clock r NJ he would
make do Now. will some reader tell
mo what to do shall 20 to her house asain.
clo,r or take th" whole as an April FOOLS joke :
| can stand q Joke a, Kori as the next one, hut
I th'uk tho old man m,rh' hc In earnest. rsps
cislly as hr told mo once before to keep better
hours A. s. Rayornc City y. !.
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Oxford Refer Suit.

Blouses are we'll enough for SISSY
boys" but the manifest outfit Is a suit
with a jacket or REFER that buttons
down the front and is cut and made
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Maaeli1< JSae~

ra..s Oaa At n. Ev~naas WS1s0 ssss~4.a
rcSaa Tor dhsck ...-...-
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fShe rryToesl " error" " "'"'"N'1ss'''''
IA tnSps,is~,e ,Ns "''NNv.s NpN''s'
E,n,Awn, and hls ,Nrraa,N.s is . to.,,
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~ Shn,4,ies NN'et w'''S' '''''NN'0 "
fAh and mN,nr''ni 'NN""' hNe "'"-'''
bsen MADE ~1N ~sol, WA''-N wNN'
the rah ror p,''~'r' F>""0N"s e"''"'
f.hrefAt'vS
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rssisalp'pm see ls'ss' s'l|l Booming
OVER aGO.DDJ rtH bhf

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,
MENU.
SUNDAY. APRIL IS.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Farina. Sugar and Cream.
Ham and Eggs.
Stcwed Potatoes.
Rolls. Conee.
DINNER.
Mock Turtle Soup
FrIcassee OF Chicken. BOILED Rice.
Stuffed Potatoes.
Peas Tomato Salad
Wafcrs. Cheese.
Charlotte Russo.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Cold Tongue. Potato Salad.
brown Bread and Butter.
Preserves CAKE.
Coffee.
The evening world., 1894-04-13

jsv Fi.--n, h.s sileh'ni . s,""e'l"r
ttbtt,url,y '", ar"'hn' h'r h'r y
tt. t.r,ie ~ ne s'n'r i"'r si,ratt'
ti.ihr ~ ,.aiiiup sr""i"' s"'""' !"
otdet.
R.jset wiihtim viei''rp r'n"7 i"er'
beeo,t,es ~ ru,,er. ir"br' -" '" W
eniis /"
thp.. 10 - n,rt'"r ~ ~ h"o"h"'' '"
tetps,s v,,i'"r he ~e"'he' r''"
kHrw
ii'rsh wu,i1o r"ci ~ ttn rr' '"" 10
3pt,,n,ai,irc 'hp 'rs'' l'ne ~ 'hn e''"'
tiun,s,s
NJ. rpUn. trr''pe h'a 'o''n er"n"h v"
.v et,,F,t ,to,,,,'I, sera,,i,i "n"''rsr
vhsts ls ~
/, spp-s r,t',n'hn 'ho' p'"rb b~rt g
tpe.i pro,i ,irps n"i manage hr''e'
than I, tnew
tihi,.ps v,re ~ ,rrr w,hs -" 'he Mom
pt,s ,tnrt tp' "",w''y ,"r"'hes q s"e
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-01
THE MONARCH.

do defy all humankind,
When once / have made up my mind,
To move me, standing like a cliff that
mOcks the wind.
Like some vast cloud-eushrouded sea,
Wrapped in my own immensely,
/ brood and swash. Ny thought sur
ges and swells in me.
Within myself an awful shrine,
I work, / plan, devise, combine,
Have all the craft of state and govern
ment down fire.
Customs and precedents I make.
The laws lightly bend or break,
Inspired by my great Self, award Ny
self the cake.
/ live above all party cries
In my high air their elamOr dies,
Shamed by my sacred Self, whereon
there are no flies.
need no counsel but my own.
/ sit sublime upon my throne,
Self-centered, self-revOlving, absolute,
alone.
Though Senators, poor, petty men,
Sndrl at me envious, now and then,
/ heed them Lot, J am too large for
their low ken.
Their eyes cannot abide the sight
or Me, in wisdom clothed and might,
Bossing the United States, and being
always right.
Heaven knows, tbs not for boastiGg's
sake
say it, nor applause to wake,
But tits a basic fact, / can't make d
mistake.
Sometimes tim s,.,y when darkness shrouds
And slumber seals cen Fhurber's
eyes,
I sit and ask with awe, How can be
so wise?
Yet I must use the talent loaned,
Nobly and well; yea, queens de-
throned
Shall thank me, and far islands hear
my mandates thunder-toned.
I brood, think, plan, reign;
My solemn and tremendous brain
Gives forth the policies that are the
nations gain.
The Constitution and the laws
Are me; and in my country's cause
L toll, consult myself; my great task
knows no pause.
Presumptuous weaklings who decry
My policy, my temper try,
Rash beings, know you not, none is so
wise as I?
Myself, a sacred cell,
Delightfully."- devout / dwell;
Pm cocksure everything L do do ex-
ceeding we'll.
New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-01
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l, 1894.

TT IL unnecessary TO state that
the ADVERTISER does not intend to
allow the freedom of speech watch
it exercises under the laws and IN
accordance with a sense Of public
duty, 20 be abridged by the threats
or the violence of any number of
cowardly ruffians. Mr.. Neumann
does not seem to be satisfied with
the character which he says this
paper has given him, but seems
determined to earn fresh laureis as
a street ruffian. In this laudable un-
dertaking he has made judicious
selection of an ally. As to this lat
ter, many words need not be
wasted. We say, with the fair
Rortia, "God made him, therefore
let him pass for a man"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-01
3O7
January 20, 1894.

Upon the assurance of one
man that the Locked Fence
was superior to any fence
manufactured, we undertook
the introduction Of it in the
Hawaiian Islands. Our most
difficult sale was the first one,
because it was a hard matter
to convince our customer that
it was better than anything Of
the kind he had ever used. but
from the first sale many others
have cropped out until now
we are making large sales Of
it on Oahu, Kauai, Maui and
Hawaii. Once the fence IS
examined, it is an easy matter
to see in it many advantages
not to be found in any other
style, nor is there half the
economy in the conventional
wire fence as In the new
method of building,
We do not know the average
life of a fence post, but COM
mon sense teaches us that
steel will last very much
longer than wood. That is
one of the economical points
claimed by us for the Locked
Fence. Instead of using eight
hundred and eighty posts in a
mile of fencing, one hundred
and seven answers the pur-
pose by our method of build
ing. You can very easily see
that there is considerable
economy even in the original
cost of the fence. Add to this
the saving IN repairs and the
locked fence costs you fifty
per cent. less than an ordinary
wire fence.
Among the goods of the
Manufacturing Co. is
a bathing pool that fits in the
floor and reminds you of some |
of the illustrations of Egyp- |
tian life. We sent one of |
these handsomely embellished |
ia bronze relief decorations to |
the residence Of a Honolulu |
gentleman yesterday-we will |
have others here as soon as
they can arrive from !
Pittsburg.
The HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
Fort STREET, HONOLULU.