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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-30
HER ELECTION SURE.
Miss Willard Is the President of TIL
w. {. L. L.

Miss willard Is the President of the
w. {. L. L.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Miss Francis
Willard was again elected president
of the w. G.. T. L. today with practi-
calIy no opposition, although compii-
mentarY votes were cast for several
other prominent workers. Other
officers were elected as follows: Vice
president-at-large, Mrs. l.. NJ. n.
Stevens; cores ponding secretary, Mrs.
Katherine Lente Stevenson of Mas~a
chusetts recording secretary, Mrs.
Clara G. Hoffman of Kansas City, Mo;
assistant recording secretary, Mrs.
Francis J. Beauchamp OF Kentucky.
The report of the committee on ere
dentials showed forty three States rep
resented and 425 persons entitled to
vote.
The vote for president resulted:
Miss Willard, $50 Mrs. Louise
Rounds of Illinois, 8; Mrs. Forbes
Mrs. Buell., Miss Ackerman and Mrs.
Hoffman, l each. The recording sec
retary was instructed to cast the unan
imous ballot of the convention fol
Miss Willard.
She made a feeling address, thank
ing the convention and referring tt
the long and pleasant period of assOci
alton between herself aud the mem
bers of the w. &. L. I.
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C. BREWER & CO., LIMITED,
Queen Street, Honolulu. H. |.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, OnOmea
Sugar Company. HOnomu Sugar Company,
WailuIcu Sugar Company. Waihee Sugar
COMPANY, NaIl-e Sugar Company, Hale
al<ala Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets,
Chas. Brewer & Co.'S Line Of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board Of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board Of Under
writers.
List OF Officers:
P. @. Jones, president; Geo. n. Robert.
oDa, Manager; Z. r. Bishop, Treasurer and
8 etarv; Col. w. F. Allen, Auditor; 9.
n. Coke, n. WaterhOuse, A. w. Carter
directors.
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO..

Steam Engines,
Boilers, sugar Mills. Coolers, Brass
and Lead Castings,
And Machinery Of every description made
10 order. Particular attention paid to
ships blac<smithing. Job work executed
on the shortest notice.
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MackaY,s Remains.

PARIS, Oct. % Funeral service
with high mass was celebrated at noon
today at the Church of St. Ferdinand
des Ternes for the repOse of the soul of
the late John w. Mackay, Jr. The
remains were then conveyed to the
crypt at the Church of st. Augustine,
where they will remain pending
transportation to Havre. The body
will be taken to the United States
next week
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OIfNer Ame- Dead.

NORTH EAsTON Mass, Oct. %
Ex Governor Oliver Ames dised this
morning of heart disease. He became
widely known through his connection
with large business enterprises, a
well as on account of his long and
honorable political record in the State.
He was sixty four years old.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 22-A special to
the Herald from BuenOs Ayers says:
The Bri i-h minister at Rio JaueirO
has informed the Brazilian govern
ment that England intends to keep
the island of Trinidad.
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Opening Japanese Ports.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. "a dis
patch to NOvOe Nremya from Vladi-
vostock says the japanese ports of
ShimonOseki, KokOkaichi, Toxic,
Sendai, AomOri and Otarunai will
shortly be opened to international
trade.
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\ New worlds Record.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Oct. 21.-John
son broke the worlds record for
mile, covering the distance on the
Fountain Ferry track in l A Is.
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j THAT SANDWICH IS NAILED TO AMERICA.
From Chicago Ocean.

votes and are to be expelled from the
Uruguayan Congress. The monarch
lists at San Pablo, Brazil, are to pub
Iish newspaper entitled CiviliZa-
ton, the object of which is to defend
their political ideas.
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Two statesmen sell out.

New YORK, Oct. 22.-A special to
the Hrrald from BuenOs Ayres says:
Representative Varela and Vigil have
been found guilty OF selling their
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Japan IN FORNIOSA.
The Chief of the Black Fa@s Gives up
the Fight

HoNGKONG, Oct. 22.-The Black
Flag chieftlau who has been holding
Tai WauFu, the Chinese capital OF For
mosa, against the japanese forces, has
fed. 1t Is expected his followers Will
now lay down their arms. The Jap
auese will probably occupy Apung to
daV.
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HENDERSON, N c., THURSDAY DECEMBER 5, 1896

language that is spoken there" What
sort Of children are such homes turn
ing out into the world? ave must
give an account Of every idle word"
although we may think idle words
that amount to nothing they are re-
corded against US, and "by thine
words thou shalt be condemned and
by thy words thou shalt be justified" "
1t matters not what we say and how
we say it. James says "he that stum-
bleth not in word is a perfect man" )"
and 'if he does not bride his tongue
his religion is vain."
Be pure in deed not because you
expect to be applauded, but because it
is right. One young man said OF
another "he is clean young man, -
he was in position to say so, although
he hlmselfmade no pretentions Of being
good, from the tone Of voice we per-
ceived that he had great respect for
the clean life Of that young man. 1t
is the pure lives that leave effect upon
the world, and such lives are not lived
in vain. There are those who may
laugh and sneer, but at the same time
they cannot help but admire the life
that can remain pure and good in the
midst of SO many temptations, in the
midst of SO much that is impure and
stained and polluted by coming in
contact with the world. So again,
say be clean, be pure in thought, word
and deed. For the pure in heart shall
see God.
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DR.. HARTMAN SAYS
Now Is the Time to Guard Against
COIdS-The First Cold Weather.

In recent lecture at the Surgical
hotel DR.. Hartman is reported as say
ing that no one need catch cold if he
is willing TO give the matter slight at
tention that a cold is the beginning
of chronic catarrh, consumption, disease
of the liver, stomach, kidneys and pei
vic organs. All this could be preven-
ted by taking his advice. The doctors
professional duties compelled him, for
many years, to be much on the road
night and day, by carriage railroad and
steamboat. During all this time he
never caught cold. This could not
have been done without Pe-ru-na he
says. At the slightest evidence Of a
cold a few doses of Pe-ru invariably
checks it.
This is especially seasonable advice,
for the cold winter is here, with its
storms, sudden changes, slop, rain and
snow. Thousands Of people will con-
tract diseases from WHICH they will
never recover, by catching cold. DIR.
Hartman's advice should be needed.
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh Of any stage or
location. 1t is the most popular REM
edy for la grippe, coughs, colds. etc.
Send for a free copy of an illustrated
book on catarrh. 1t contains sixty
four pages Of valuable instruction.
Address The Pe-runa Drug Manufac-
turing Company, Columbus, O. Ask
your druggist for copy of The Peru
! ma Almanac for 1896.
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Arab Horse Maxims.

Let your colt be domesticated and
live with you from his tenderest age
and when a horse he will be simple
docile, faithful and Injured to hard
ships and fatigue.
If you would have your horse tC
serve you on the day of trial, if yOu
desire him to be a horse of truth
make him sober and inaccessible t
fear.
Do not beat your horses, and speak
to them in a loud tone of voice; dc
not be angry with them, but kindly
reprove their faults; they will do bet
ter thereafter, for they understand
the language Of man and its mean
ing.
Use your horse as you do youl
leathern bottle; if you open II gently
and gradually, you can easily control
the water therein, but if you open II
suddenly, the water escapes at once,
and nothing remains to quench your
thirst.
Whose raiseth and traine,h a horse
for the Lord IS counted IN the number
Of those who give aims day and night
in private as ,el! as in public. He
will find his reward.
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Hell Versus the penitentiary.

4 nero who stole a cow from the
editor Of the Forest City Ledger was
recently sent to the penltentary for
four years. II all the fellows who
steal from editors were sent TO the PEN
itentiary it would be 50 full Of them
that their feet would stick out Of the
windows. In our 90 odd years expe-
rience publishing paper VIC have ac-
cumulated $4,000 Of subscription debts
that we will take one fourth Of a cent
on the dollar for. Our deliberate
opinion is that the men who have de-
| frauded US out OF the just fruits oi our
labors are as guilty OF theft in the sight
of the Almighty as the negro who
stole editor Green's COW. 1t Is no
consolation to think that they will not
escape hell in the next world as easily
as they have the penltentlary in this
| Mt. Airy Nens.
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A NORTH CAROLINA ENTERPRIS
The Tyson & Jones Buggy Com
pany's Exhibit at Atlanta.

We take pleasure in publishing the
following concerning a we'll known
meritorous North Carolina enterprise,
the Tyson & Jones Buggy Co., of
Carthage. Their buggies are sold in
Henderson by Harris, Gooch & Co.
Having seen their exhibit at the Expo
sition, we endorse the following from
the Aberdeen telegram:
That progressive and enterprising
firm of carriage builders, the lyon 4
Jones Buggy Company, who have
done more in the last fifteen years to ad
vertise this county than everything else
combined, has an excellent exhibit Of
their fine carriages. They we're the
only Southern carriage builders that
had the grit and enterprise to make
an exhibit. They had to 60 to heavy
expense to make an exhibit, but when
it comes to judicious advertising they
do not let expenses stand in the way.
We spent twenty years OF our lite IN
the carriage business and claim to be
somewhat of judge Of fine vehicles,
and although some of the best manu-
facturers in the country are represent
ed here, we unhesitatingly say that the
Tyson & Jones Buggy Company's dis
play is equal to, if not the best, at the
Exposition. Mr.. T. B. Tyson, Jr.,
the hustling Secretary and Treasurer
of the firm, was in charge while we
were there, and was kept busy show
ing people through, giving prices and
booking orders. Their exhibit Of
eleven jobs consisting Of midway
trap, bellamy trap, English + cart,
victoria pheaton, conopy top snrry,
she'll body cabriolet, victorias, con-
pirockaway, and two buggies. This
firm is now selling their vehicels from
Maryland to Texas. And it is the
wish OF every Carolinian that instead
Of manufacturing 5000 vehicles year
they may seon be making 10000. In
addition to the carriage exhibit in this
building quite number of the best
manufacturers of bicycles have large
exhibits Of their goods.
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Should Read More.
Burlington News.]

1t is generally conceded that this is
reading age, yet one who comes in
touch with the general run of human
ity as do the doctors, lawyers, minis
tiers and editors, sees every day people
unable to converse on or to understand
the doings Of the age because they
read neither books nor newspapers.
The price Of such a knowledge and
the time to acquire, at least, an intelli-
gible part is in the reach of nearly all,
and it is their own fault,
The man who undertakes to be in
telligent and does not read the news
papers, at least, is like lawyer with
out a knowledge of law, doctor with
out knowledge of materia medica, a
preacher without knowledge Of the
Bible. You see the point? Then read
a part of your rest time. You will
find it pays in more ways than are
mentioned here.
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WRITE HER EVERY DAY.

COmrade have you got wife,,
Write her every day;
Half the JOY is out of her life
When you are away:
Write her from speeding car;
Never mind the thump and jar
Which your loving letters mar
Write her every day.
You are in the stirring world,
She at home must stay,
Conscious you are being Whirled
Farther yet away.
There she's watching. waiting, listening
With heart beating, with eyes glisting.
Quick TO catch the poStmanS whiStling,
Write her every day.
Would you some kind service render,
Sweet attention pay?
Then a loving letter send her,
When you are away.
Would you her home life brighten
Would you all her SORROWS tighten!
Bonds of sweet affection tighten?
Write her every day.
And, however far you wander,
l am sure 'twOuld pay,
Could you see her read and ponder
Over what you say.
Have your tablet in your grip,
Fountain pen charged to the tip
Then don't let the chances slip,
Write her every day.
II you chance to gulsh a little,
And perhaps you may,
She will grant you full acquIttal,
1t is safe to say:
Write her genuine love letters,
Rivetine anew loves fetters,
These are Cupid's best absetters.
Write her every day.
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when women were thought no souls.
In physical strength and active labor
they must yield, but they may, and
often do, possess as much frmness Of
mind and strength OF purpose as the
other sex.
In order, then, to make your wife
happy, yourself SO, and your home
pleasant to both, follow the dictates
OF duty and affection. Then she will
have no desire to seek pleasure abroad.
She will not desire the admiration Of
others if she have your confidence. She
will be ready 10 give up the allure
meL's Of gaiety and fashion, for the
more endearing pleasures Of quiet do
mestic happiness. Nothing in life is
so pure and devoted as woman's love-
1t matters not whether it be exerted
for husband or child, sister or brother,
it is the same pure unquenchable fame,
the same constant and immaculate
glow Of feeling, whose most proper
food is misfortune, and whose unde-
niable touchstone is trial, where true
friendship is tetsed and proved. Do
but give her one token of love, one
kind word or gentle look, even if it be
amid desolaton and death, the feelings
of that faithful heart will gush forth as
a torrent, in dpite of every earthly
bond Of mercenary tie. More price
less than the gems Of Golconda is a
virgins heart, and more devoted than
the idolatry Of Mexico is a woman's
love. 1t is principle and character
istic Of her nature, faculty and in
fatuation which absorbs and concen-
trates all the fervor of her soul and the
depths Of her bosom. There is more
thrilling felicity derived from a union
of true, guileless and -uncontaminated
hearts than all the conquests Of Alex
ander or Napoleon, the wisdom of
Socrates or the wealth of Crnsus.
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Group is a terror to y 'ung mothers. To
post them concerning the first symptoms,
md treatment is the object of this item.
The first indication of Group is hoarseness.
In a child who is subject to Group it may
be taken as sure sign OF the approach of
an attack. Following this hoarscness is a
peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain's
cough remedy is given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the rough
cough has appeared it will prevent the at
tack. 1t has never been known to fail. 25
and 80 cent bottles for sale by NJ. Dorsey,
druggist,
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w. A. Mc(iuire. a well known citizen "i
Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there
is nothing as good for children troubled
with colds or Group as Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy lie has used it in his
family for several years with the best results
and always keeps a bottle Of it in the
house. After having la-gripre he was
himself troubled with severe cough. He
used other remedle, without benefit and
then concluded to try the children's medi-
cine and to his delight it soon effected a
permanent cure. p and 30 cent bottles
for sale by NJ. Dorsey, druggist,
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GO0DFOR EVERYBODY

and e.rrvone needs it at all times of the
VEN. Malaria is always about, and the
or,v preventive and relief is to keep the
L,ye.a-tIve You must help the Liver bit,
an the best helper is the Old Friend, SIM
moss LIVER REGULATOR, the RED Z.
NJ. & HimrOd, Of Lancaster, Ohio,
s..-. "SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
l.a.e case Of MalariaI Fever Of three
vra-, standing for me, and less than
ore bottle did the business. / shall use
i nh-n in need, and recommend it."
BE- sure that you get it. Always look for
the PED I on the package And don't
t rlrt the word REGULATOR. 1t is SIM
moss LIVER REGULATOR, and there is
og.v one, and every one who takes it is
slrc to he benefited. The BENEFIT IS
AL ~ The REMEDY. Take it also for
B.Iousness and Sick Headache both are
caused by sluggish Liver.
j. Ill. ZciIin s. Co, Phuadelphia.
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After a QuadriIIe.
| Iudge.I

He-Ah, Mademoiselle, if wer
rich and lovely as you are know wha
| would do.
She-Marry a count, l suppose.
He-No; not at ALL
She-What, then?
He-IfI were you I'd marry me.
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ltNumerous are the people who have
"huilded better than they knew" A
small boy in one of the public schools
was asked to define demagogue. GA
demagogue, he said, sis vessel that
holds wine, gin, whiskey or any other
liquor.-Baago Nezos.
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Notary Public.
| SEAL.

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly Oh the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimo.
mails, free.
BSOld by druggists, &c.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ..

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ! q,
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che
ney & Co., doing business in the city of
Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of one hun
dred dollars for each and every case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.
1886 A. W. GLEASON.
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nECUIIAR in combination, pro-
! portion and preparation ofingredi-
ents Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great
curative value. You should 1RY(1,
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The people believe what they read
about Hoods Salsaparilla. They know
that it is an honest medicine, and that it
cures disease. That is why you should get
only Hoods.
Hood s Pills cure all liver ills, relieve
constipation and indigestion. 25c.
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Very LOWEST MARKET PRICES

| mean exactly what / eay. | have the
coal ani AIN going 70 sell 1t. Give mc
YOUR order and t..-t The cOrI"ctuc-, 81 this
assertion WDuli advls" thO-r whO are
going tpu-c coal 10 put It i'll carly.
Prompt attention - all Oidcto for large
OF small uuautltlc-
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|
dollar must be given the qualities of
the pound sterling, that is, there mus,
be no sort Of doubt that il IS gold
dollar, and that never for any reason
or under any pre,ex, that which IS
called dollar shall be paid in silver
Then all nations will have the same
faith in the dollar that they have IN
| the pound sterling. As the nlled
States have a territory infinitely more
| vast than ,ha, of England, territory
full of the most varied resources and
in which capitalists can find great op
portunities of profit, that country viii
| become the chosen land for the Capl-
tai of the whole world. The old na-
tions, with narrow territory already
almost completely in use such as ibe
sides Great Britian) France, Belgium,
Switzerland and recently, Germany
all these strenuous producers OF savings
that they no longer know how to en-
plov, will direc, their overlooking cap
ital toward the United States. All
that is lacking IS completely SOLID
monetary system to enable the Amerl
can people to profit by large part OF
the capital accumulated III such enor
nous quantities by the old nations OF
Europe. At the present momen,
throughout Europe, and even in France
prudent people try to have a part of
their fortune in pounds sterling, be-
cause it is known that pounds sterling,
are the only true money, that is tc say,
money that is not exposed TO change
by new legal arrangements. 1t is not
known exactly what the dollar will be,
or the mark, or even the franc. The
whims of Legislators may change them
in the future, as they have changed
hem in the past. On the contrary
there is rooted confidence among men
engaged in finance the world over,
that the pound sterling will always be
a piece of gold grammes and oSS
milligrammes, $1,000 fine, and that
England will never commit the blum
der of putting gold and silver on the
same footing as money. Thus the
pound sterling, all the world through,
especially when long contracts are to
be made, is not only the money tar
excellence; it is the OHI money, and
in it alone can be placed almost alb
solute confidence.
THE ATTITUDE OF FITROpE, TOWARD FL
METALLISM.
There is not single European
country in a normal financial Condl-
ton, that attaches the slightest lmpor-
tance to bimetallism. From time to
time some Minister utters in Parlia
ment a few equivocal words on the
subject, seeking to avoid stripping the
bimetallists absolutely of all hope. But
America must not be duped by these
ambiguous expressions. At bottom
not a country, not a government OF
Europe has the least wish to make the
least change in the established none
tary system, that is, in the pre-emnence
of gold and the secondary and clrcum
scribed function OF silver. If FROM
time to time the bimetallists obtain
some vague Ministerial promises to
study the monetary problem, 1t is due
to the habit, common to all European
statesmen, of avoiding offending or
definitely estranging any group of
voters, even one of slight importance.
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COalburg West Va; Sphnt,

Which j. a good aN was eyer burned and
- cents lower than any coal nf -amc quail
ity. ANY one ~hu burns SpiIn' cannot do
better than to u,c this Ia order 10 INTO
due. il VIII give pTo-pcctIN" buyers
sufficient guaf.tIty to f.-t IL To their entIf"
satis.actipn y hen -talc that viii -"ll a.
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C0AL NOW

am prepared to furnish coal again this
season, a. heretofore. Cary complete
line OF all kind,
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Hard andSOftCOal

And can supply sam" in any quantity de-
sired. Have put Iil Il new Jones j-tnn
platform scales, and gtaIari"" weights ia
every case Special attention i called to
a larr" quantity If
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-12-05

In Il live. progressive paper, that
r..- a-e... character, circulation, infu-
.-.... and th. respect OF its readers,
....,- nearer producing results than
.-.-. u-j...r method 1t is worth your
..a-...to consider the GOLD LEAF
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NO. so.

Because the health Of every organ and
tissue OF the body depends upon the
purity OF the blood. Tho whole world
knows the standard blood purifier u
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If the United States are 10 attain &
commercial, and still more flnancla