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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-24
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer.
CHAS. BREWER { CO.'S
New York Line.

A vessel will be dispatched from
New York on or about January 10th,
1899, If sufficient inducement offers.
Advances made on shipments on
liberal terms. For further particulars,
address Messrs. CHAS. BREWER &
CO, p kiiby street, Boston or
c. BREWER & CO., LTD,
Honolulu Agents.
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In connection with the sailing OF
prepared 10 issue. TO intending passeu
railroad from San Francisco, 20 all
New York by any steamship line TO
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WAN
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

HIGH GRADE LADIES FLYER"
Bicycle 1898 model, 81 inch frame, flush
tubing throughout, - gear, adjustable
handlebarS. Gillian saddle, mud
guards. tools, etc, complete; in perfect
condition: been used two weeks: price
$4,000 315 Fort street. 1888
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Departed.

Z. Williams, Mrs. c, Wright, l. VI.
Polachek.
J1uarfpl
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the above steamers. the Agents are
gers. coupon through tickets by any
points in the United States, and fro0
all European ports.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

--uh.ries Cls=es, q wssbltston. u
G. Of hons for .hoti vsosiios.
Miss Cegts q Albsty . 10 ,eyn ia
fortnight tie ssssi q Der ilstsr. Mira
I L. D. CaEha
There y. ala hi treat 10 lkn village
ls'i ssEisy rlsLL thoast 20, stessh "a
DO .sy damage
Mr.. ssa Mira Bans Of B0tlos arc
again spentiSs their nossa's vacation 81
tho plssssti bone Of Mt. ssd MIA, W.
u Bapdy.
TIE NJ 4 WORKERS will nee, cert
Wednesday With Mrs. J. u Mtsopgsios.
A sssersi invitation 10 extended.
The N. v WORKERS will serve ice
efern snd esks 10 the Cea,e P.tk 90 Fri
Do, sreriBs Of its seet. or, IL upples,sni
sesihe,. on SATURDAY srsnips.
Bemenber ihs Rspablle.u caaeas 81
Uaion opers b. ~, Saturday evenins 81
; o'olo9t 10 elect deies sies 10 the county
Taete shUnid he TALL sitend
snee.
-Ihs Yoaas Ladies' Gaild Of z 90
church vii bold lsws party 90 the
ohufch st0uads, Tuesday evening", OF neI,
seek, July l9.h. to which oil arc invited.
Will At toi bs vice to have csss. dur
es tbese dry ,inss. lee. too much water
le wasted sni our supply run shorti
fnsre is great temptation TO keep lawns
I'D streets well ustored. but would II 20,
'e ssood policy no, TO orefdo the msiter
Iblil bard rsia comes to hll up the
prngs which feed the reservoirs.
Our Park 10 this village. through the
Ibefali,y oi the people snd the wsichfuI
are snd hsri work Of the Bouestvel
tothers, is hoE 10 eIcelleD; condition
Cd We are cure that ell wish TO keep il So
o DO this word Of caution IL needed to
lose who hsye occasion 10 nss 1t In this
Jason Of Lawn parties Without thought 0
! intention q hatm. salt wstsr from ice j
team ffeez1rs has been emptied on the b
fass killing II 10 several places. The
anger can be very essily avoided by car
ing the ifeezers fes feet farther and y
implying the wstsf 10 the road where DO y
'rm can possibly be done This word y =
csn,ion We are sure viii be all that 10
cess ~ for the lutu g. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

A nsn 10 Virgins, rode forty miles. to
fsiffsx Station. for the express purpose
OF gsiiins Cham berIsin's Coush Remedy.
ndtook home With him dozen bottles Of
she medicine. TOE drussis, vho relstes
the Incident, sads "rour remedy seems
70 be general isv0rite wherever known -
its tsec's are indeed vonderfrl In all
lers and throat troablea Procure . DO,
tie OF A II Petitions. Manchester Dspo,;
J u wtippls, Manchester Centss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

Oar customers say you man ufscture
three Of the best remedies on earth, said
the mercantile firm Of Haas, Harris, Brim
l. McLain, Of Dawson. Ga, in . recent let
ter to the Chamberlain Medicine 90,
This is the universal verdict. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is the finest preparation
10 the world for rheumatism, peur slgis,
lame bach, quinsey, sore throat, cuts.
bruises. burns, scslds. pains and swellings.
A % cent bottle OF this Imminent in the
house, will save 3 great deal OF suffering.
Buy it OF A II Pettibone, Manchester
Depot. ] Il Whipple, Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

ADuie Wales. who Was drowned al High
gate Springs FRIDAY. came from Montreal
to Highgste Springs Friday to attend the
Dominion Day celebration. She wss out
10 arrow hos, with q young man. and 10
a tempting to change places with him so
that she could row, the boat was overturn
I'd. The young msn saved him self by
singing 10 the boat. and vas rescued in
40 exhausted condition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

than one week With Cham beflsins Collie,
Cholefs and Disrrhoes Remedy. 10 some
instances there we're Ia, uiy hemorrhsges
day, This remedy never f.ils to cure
The wors, cases OF bloody fur aud oil bow
si complaints snd every family should
keep 1t ct hspd. For sale by A Il Petit
booze, Manchester Depot; II wbippIs,
Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

The Cuban question snd political issues
sink into insiguidcsnce with the msn who
suifers from piles. Whist be most desires,
is relief DeWiu's Witch Hszsl Sslve
cures piles. J. Il. Whipple, Msnch ester
Centre; A. II. Pettibone. Manchester
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

esteemed r.iron. htF beravsi hashssd,
lore5 ss5 iorlns vile, her little dsush
ie'. lrsius snd devoted Eolkor. bet
srrsiid Gassher. . lprips asaghisf. sd
Der bfotkeu AID slater lovins sister.
Resolved. That We tIlsEd 10 this bs
resrsd husbsEd. dsushisr noinn. broth
ers sad sister cur deepsi sympsthies,
sni counesd them to the care Of Hin
sho sloDe is able spd villins 10 comfort
the ~ cited n sneh time
Resolved; That thee resolutions be
spread upoe cor records. aud ,hs,s copy
the same be sent 10 Der mother and has
bad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

Mrs. Hetty Green, OF Bellows Falls, the
richest woman 10 the world, has loaned
~ 600, 900 to the city OF New York st two
per cent. which is cheaper than the city
has ever been able to borrow money be
fore. She is willing to take this low rate
OF interest, for it is not always easy to
find so sure an investment for that amount
OF money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

Mr. O. B. Bash, president OF the GIlmer
county court tells briefly bis experience
With so epidemic Of bloody Hux IN bis
family. He writes under date OF October
s, 1896. st Aubnrn. W. Va: "Duriog the
past simmer we had three cases oil bloody
tux In our family which we cured 10 less
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

Ooe Minute is not long. yet relief is oh
tsined in half that time by the use OF One
Minute Cough Cure. II prevents con
sumption and quickly cures colds, group
Bronchitis. pneumonia, Ia grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. J. II. Whipple,
Manchester Centre; A. H. Pettibone, Man
chester Depot.
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EAST RUPERT

Augustus X. Sykes, q native OF hi,
place and formerly we'll known in thi,
vicinity. died at Trenton, Mo, Jaue 2lst
aged GO He studied law with Fsyette
Potter OF Pawlet and moved to Missouri
30 years ago. He was prominent citizen
OF Trenton and had twice served ss mayor
Of the city, and for eight years was circuit
clerk and recorder Of Gundy county. He
was az outspoken Republican, OF min
peachsble honor and commanded the re
spect OF ell, even those we're bis political
enemies. His wife died several years ago,
but he leaves two sons. Carl, who resides
IN California. and Earl, in Chicago. He
has one brother. II. s. Sykes, in Manches
ter Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

Mackie. Hussey Il Co., OF Barre will re
build their plant. which IVES recently des
troyed by fire. and work has already been
begun. The plant will be erected on the
old foundations and will be the same size
ss the oil plant.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-14

One Minute Cough Cure is the best
PREPARATION have ever sold or used and |
csntssy too much in its praise. l.. M.
kennon. Merchant. Ojell. Ga. j. II
Whipple. Manchester Centre; A. H.Pet
tioone. Manchester Depot.
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Tue human maohine stars but once and
stops bat once You can keep it going
longest and most esularly by using De
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous lit
tie pills for constipation and oil stomach
and liver troubles. J. II Whipple Man
chester Centre; A II. Peitibone. Manches
Ter Depot.
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>. Nj. Gesry, Pisrsou. Mich; writes: =
Ds"iii's Witch HsEsl sslvs 10 curinl
more piles here today than .ll other rem
dies confined. II cures ecEsms and 81
other skin diseases J II Whipple, MAJ
chester. Cenire. A. II. pe,tibone. Mar
chester. Depot
Rev. Mr.. Atsood sud family nov 90
copy the psnonsge.
Deacon and Mrs. o. p. Simonds have
net been As we'll as usual for few days.
John Ffost returned Tuesday sitter
noon with bis sou who wss advertised a.
losL
Frank Smith who hss been very sick
for number Of weeks is reported as bi,
improved.
Rev. Mr. Dugsn OF Montague Mass.
has been spending the past week with
friends in town.
"A son OF Rev. Mr., Atwood accom- psni
ID by his isiher went to Albany N. Y.
Monday to enlist 10 the U. s. Army.
Farmers srs busy hsyiug. This crop
6 unusually large and OF better quality
han that harvested before for some years.
Oar road commissioner could add
much to the comfort OF the travelling pub
ic by rsking the small stones from the
Highway
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-22
FROM DOUBT TO CONFIDENCE,
Of The eoloSy-"My Jesus, ns
ThOu wilt"

DR.. Thomas II. Skinner, before he be-
came professor of pastoral theology in
Union Theological seminary, was pas
tor OF Prcsbyteria church in the
city OF New York. He was learned,
logical and eloquent preacher, and in
his congregation were to be seen law
yers, doctors and college graduates.
Once the superintendent Of the Sunday
school attached to his church persuad-
ed DR.. Skinner to address the scholars.
"My dear children" began the pas
tor, "as the time is limited, | will give
you only synopsis Of the address !
had prepared. You may not, my dear
children. know the meApips of synop-
sis; 1t is equivalent to epitome." Then,
having uttered this lucid definition, he
proceeded to talk in words that few of
the teachers and none of the scholars
understood.
The professor was learned theolo-
gian and devoted Christian, but he
was not exempted from attacks OF
doubt that threatened to uproot even
his belief in the existence of God. Once
he was overheard in his study pound
ing the study-desk with his clenched
hand as he ejaculated: There is n
God! God is! know i'll"
Toward the close of his life, how
ever, he iourncycd into the land where
not Il wave of trouble rolls. a week
or two before his death there was q
meeting OF clergymen at his home,
who were deeply affected to hear the
aged professor recte, with singular
emphasis, the hymn: "My Jesus, as
Thou Wilt" 1t was his swan song
Youths Companion.
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me BIG MELON PAroH.


rhsrs wus time In early spring. dreaA-
Erum early morn 70 late At night In dads
big melon patch
The patch II looked ten acres bong by seven
acres wide.
An every hill a mountain top. with valleys
close beside
An then the hoe he'd to use weighed all Nv
twenty pound.
An strained the sockets NV my arms at
every stroke an bound
The soil. tho light, II seemed to hug the
dusty earth like lead.
An every hill l he'd to make choked up my
soul with dread.
An every year In early spring dreaded
most to scratch
with heavy hoe an achin' hand in dads
big melon patch.
Yew see tho river lay close by. an sparkled
In the sun,
Jes' tantalIzin' NV my soul with every
CLEAN II spun:
An every ripple. all day long. jes' beckoned
mo aside.
An showed me where a fish lay hid be-
meath the silver tide.
An when all this wuz hauntin' me. how
could a feller scratch
with stiddy stroke an right good will in
dads OIL melon patch?
But when the autumn sun shone warm, an
dow lay on the grass.
An We he'd shocked the field Wv corn. an
housed the garden sass.
An when the nuts begun to turn. an cookie
burrs to catch.
he'd no dread to spend an hour In dads
big melon patch!
Fur there would gllsten In the sun them
fellers. long an green.
With meller. juicy, red insides. flt fur a
king or queen;
An wen a-straddle NV the fence. with mel
ons a hull batch.
soon furgot my sufferin's In dads big
melon patch.
An so II Is with every SOUL tho hull great
human batch,
We hev our mole-hill mountains here In
llfe's big melon patch.
We murmur an We magnify an dread to
do n Job.
An look out on the river. yearnin' fur its
lazy throb.
We faln would throw away tho hoe an
laze beside the stream.
An let the melons plant themselves. an
fish an idly dream.
But when at la Il success hez come we gob-
bic down our catch,
An soon furgit the trials we've he'd In life's 9
big melon patch.
Joe Cone. In N. Y. Herald.
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LONDON'S SMALL PARISHES.
One, Tint ST. Mary Mounthaw, Con-
ists of Ony SIX
Houses.

A house mentioned as standing in six
different parishes in the city Of Lon
don affords a singular instance of the
involved state of municipal affairs in
that crowded square ruled over by the
city corporation. In that small area
there are over GO parishes, none Of them,
as may well be supposed, Of any great
dimensions, but some of an almost in
conceivably small size. The parish of
St. Mary Mounthaw, for instance,
which consists of six houses, and Is
the smallest parish in the city, may wei.
be ranked as prime curiosity. This
odd parish stands at the corner OF
Queen Victoria and Friday streets, and
has not possessed Il church since the
great fire of London, 1866, when il was
burned down, with many more, never
TO be rebuilt. What we may well call
the surname" Of the parish either is
derived from some forgotten bene-
factor, whose name was attached to It.,
gust as we find n neighboring parish
called "St. Margaret Moses" and an
ether "St. Denet Fink" or from some
geographical popularity which accounts
for the names OF "All Hallows, Honey
lane" and "St. Mary, Old Fish street
hill"
The need of these rather cumbrous
identifications is obvious, when it Is
said that there were six or seven par
ishes of st. Mary in the city, together
with other saints equally well repre-
sented. st. Mary Mounthaw was orig
inally somewhat larger than now, but
was reduced 10 its somewhat tiny d.
mensions when the clearances Of house
property were made for the construc-
tion of Queen Victoria street, some 80
years since.-London News.
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Rams Horn WrinLicS.

Wise men watch their own hearts
fools watch othor mems actions.
1t is sometimes better to climb over
a mountain than to remove 1t.
No man ever stumbles over an oh.
ject in his rear.
The heart that beats with sympathy
for others is never dead beat.
Love IL its owr recompense, and it al.
ways pays good wages.
When we get SO selfish that we want
sheearth, we are not likely to give much
thought 10 the world ~ come.
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Reasonable reason.

That the faculty of reasoning was
given 10 man is good evidence that
God expects him to be Reasonable. But
1t is not evidence that man is expected
to depend exclusively on his reason
1t is given TO man to apprehend those
things which his reason cannot com.
prehend, but which he feels to be true
and trustworthy. 1t is in his most
unreasoning moments Of faith and
trust that man often shows himself
most reasonable.-S.S S. Times,
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4 CT1VE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
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Lesson N InsesnatieAal series for Ds.
eenbe1 2S, 16O6-Review or Christi
mas Lesson-Hebpewsl 10.

ARRANGED from Peioubet's Select Notes.
GOLDEN TExT.-Return to me and
will return 10 you. saith the Lord Of Hosta.
NAL 81.
GOLDEN TExT.-Tor unto you Is born
this day in the city OF David a Saviour.
which 10 Christ the l-ord.-Luke ALL.
THE KINGDOM OF JUDAH.
Note 1. That there were 10 kings and
one queen, 20 in all, and all Of one
dynasty, that of David while in Israel
there were 10 kings. but Of nine differ
ent dynasties. implying different con-
dition and character of the people.
Note2. The kingdom of Judah lasted.
according to the Revised Chronology,
$50 years. while the kingdom Of Israel
existed only els years. The reasons for
this can be seen by comparing the story
Cf Israel with that OF judah. Turn to
the Review Of the Third Quarter.
Note 8. The bad kings. and the evils
they wrought in morals and religion,
introducing idolatry, and its license and
crimes. corruption, selfishness. oppres-
sion and luxury. Some Of these rulers
were Rehoboam. Jehoram, Athaliah,
Ahaz, Manasseh. and the last four
kings.
Note 4. What God did to keep the
nation from growing worse and going
&c their own ruin. There were prophets,
written Scriptures, warnings. pros
perity. adversely, five great revivals OF
religion. lesser punishments and dan.
gers. rewards OF obedience. the fate OF
the northern kingdom.
Note 5. Study the work of the
prophets--their mission, their names
and the place in the history where they
prophesied; how they were treated.
their character, their visions Of hope,
their written works.
Note 6. How in spite Of all this they
rushed on to their own ruin, slowly at
first, then more rapidly at last. as in the
rapids above Niagara. then over the
precipice to destruction.
Note Z. That after all there was n
remnant left. good seed, the living
stump Of the beautiful tree. The re-
vivals and the prophets accomplished
this work that all the time to the end
there was n small but real people of
God, faithful and true. sometimes hid
den like the 1000 true worshipers in
Elijah's time, sometimes more In evil
dence, but always existing. They car
ried the truth irto captivity. They
were the n,irleus Of the return. The
new shoot sprang up from the old
stump because Of this spiritual life the
remnant preserved.
Note 8. There came "too late" for
the great body Of the nation. Read
Prov. 1:24-32 as commentary on their
fate.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
The character Of a people decides its
destiny.
1T may be we'll for us to listen to
Hesiod, who maintains not, with Plato.
that punishment is suffering that fol-
lows wrong doing, but that It is twin
birth with wrong doing, springing from
the same soil and the same root
Plutarch.
God pnnishes as n last resort when
other methods fail, and would rather
not punish, but It Is necessary.
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ElgA md ThIstlea.

"What the gods send" is often
bribe from the devil.
This is n world OF change, not chance
The greatest miracle is the trans
formation OF sinner into saint.
The arm that Is swift to strike, may
be strong to suceor.
Mans rage cannot alter Gods pur-
pose.
We are made by our enemies, and
narrsd by ourselves.
Ysu cannot overcome, in the battle
Without until you have the peace OF
lsd within. .-RaT's Horn. (
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Comrades. ANltpnttOu.

I served from '62 To '6i. and WAS wounded May
10, 1864, in the Batil" OF The Wilderness.
wonld Ike 10 have NV comrades know what
Celery King has done for me. In 1890 my old
complaint chronic darrahOca. came hack. The
doctors could not stop u. hnt Celery King has
cnred me. ari am once more enjoying life -
FRANK BEEuiER OwOSso. Mich. (C). + i9th y
Y. V L). Celery King for the Nerves, Liver ard
and Kidneys is sold In Soc and 2jr. packages by
W II. Herman, TrOS"leille: Miideswarth &
Ulsh, McClure II. A. Ehrighi. Alue.
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cure Tor Nervous Headaches.

For eight years suffered from coS'inltinn and
severe headache, The he tdachc usually lasting
three days NJ n time. IIend lche powders rcl,rv-
Ell me temporarily, hit lef 700 had an "noct.
since began taking Celery King have greatly
improved In health. seldom or never have head
athe. have gained IN Aesh, and feel decidedly
well Mrs. +. s. HATCU. Temple, y. II. Celery
King for the Nerves Liver and Kidneys Is sold
n SOC and 25c. packages nv W. II. Herman
Trnxevlc: Nddcswarth & Ulsh, Mcclure; II.
A. Ebright, Alinp.
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WANTED--SEVERA TRUSTWORTHY
w persons in this state to manage our husi-
ness in their Cwn and nearby counties 1t j.
mainly office work conducted at home SALARY
straight $500 a year and cNpensos-definitc,
bonAtec, no more no less salary. Mon hly
81. References Enclose self.addrcsscd stamp.
ed envelope, Herbcr, L. Hess, Prcst., Dept VI
Chicago q-l5l6t
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Dr.. Miles, Hersyirr@
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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rices Inserted under this hca ! flr One-half cent
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"Ah. Mr.. Mock, hear you have got
into your new house. Are you all set
He'd YETI"
~All except the rent"--Illustrnted
American
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