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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-09
Means Of Identification at Y. II.
c. A. Social.
new AND OL0 MEMBERS
Pleasant Gathering and an Inter
esting Entertainment - Athletic
and Musical Numbers.

The Y. NJ. c. y. members recep-
ton and entertainment last evening
was one of the most thoroughly en-
joyable of the affairs given by tha:
organization for some time. Il was
entirely informal. and everybody had
a good time. Opportunity was gIvCn
for all present to move about and
greet old acquaintances auI make
new ones. To facilitate eVerybody's
getting acquainted a move! plan was
used. Upon entering the hall each
person was given card on which he
wrote his name. This was then
pinned upon the coat laDel. by this
means introductions were rendered
unnecessary, and a feeling uf mutual
good fellowship prevailed.
The first number OF the program
was a jubilee song, by J. j. Archer
and quartette. Mr.. Archer has thor
ough mastery OF his banjo. which h
has consecrated TO religious work
The quartette was composed OF G. \
Elston. Theo. Richards. II. Mott
Smith and J. !. wood. They all have
good voices. which harmonize well 10.
gether.
The horizontal bar act of Johnson
Clark and Bachelor brought o,it som,
good acrobastio feats and was receivct
with applause.
The second appearance OF the quar-.
teJJe was greeted with applause and
an encore was demanded.
The fourth number was a reading
by Maurice Walton, OF the William
McVay company. His first selection
was Mark Twain's Experience Witt
an interviewer" and caused shouts ol
laughter. For an encore he recitei
Eugene Fields Seem Things =,
Night" in which he admirably imi.
tated the small boy.
The mandolin and guitar selection
OF Charles Frazier and G. y. Elstou
was so good that the players were re-
called.
One of the best things OF the even
ing was the Indian club swinging oi
+. c. Atherton. His performance was
remarkably well executed. The skill
which he displayed surprised his
friends, who did not realize he was
such an adept.
The last number was a song by tn,
quartette. which was perhaps ever
better than their previous efforts.
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Walter peacoca in Town.

There came ashore in the pilot boat
from the 5. s. Warrimoo last evening
Walter c. Peacock, looking younger
than ever and happy as Il boy. Il am
delighted To be back in the Islands
once more" was the first remark of
the returned Eamaaina. Mr.. Peacock
was for some time the center OF q
group ut the hotel. Later he was with
Mr.. J. G.. Rothwell. manager for the
W. c. Peacock * Co, here Walter &.
Peacock has been in Australia many
months. He has been manufaCturiug
and selling 4 plow down there and has
done well in the business.
While in Honolulu at this tiuc Mr
Peacock will so into the details ~ the
proposed transformation OF his mag
nificent Waikiki home into swell
modern hotel. II was decided some
time ago to proceed with the enter.
prise and matters for beginning will
be shaped by Mr.. Peacock before Do
proceeds to the coast.
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BOARD or EDUCATION.
Exhibits for ENpositions-words
to the gSashSrS.

The Board of Education met ycs;cr-
day afternoon and transacted routine
o;-siness.
s-ssu recommendation ut MtDiaicr
Slott-s ss;h a resolution was adopted
urging all teachers to take steps to-
ward preparing an educational sNhib-
1t both for the Omaha and Paris TX
positions.
Another resolution was passed Co
the effect that all teachers iutcndiu Z
To resign should send in thoir vcsig-
nations before the Is; of July. and
that all who desire transfers or new
positions should make applications be-
fore August ist.
The matter of attending the Ma
tioual Educational Association at Lp-
Angeles was discussed informally af-
ter the meeting. Inspector-GeneraI
Townsend reported that he had re-
ceivcd letters OF inquiry from a large
number OF teachers on ah the islands.
For many OF them Il will be impOs-
siblc to take any steamer before the
Cop;ic. It is probable that ON account
Of the heavy booking for this steamer
that a number ot teachers viii not BE-
able 20 go on account uf the lack uf
Accommodations.
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Lsaving J!uuey.

The soldiers aboard tine L. $. trans
port Grant received two months pay
on Wednesday and about uiuety-Gyy
out OF every hundred have been Goiu=
the very best Co spend au the r,uugy
in Honolulu. They have gone ia laay-
lily for kod7ks, monographs and mus
iCal instruments. -Four Of them sH-
cured a high priced camera yesterday
morning ana spent nearly the whole
of the day experimenting with it .u
the grounds OF the Judiciary and Tx
ecUtiye buildings. Every man wgutH.
his picture taken with the Eauchlue-
I'M statue The boys have iutu'rHi i-
an appalling amount OF eating and iu
some drinking, though they appear t1
be q remarkably temperate lot They
are leaving I'm the aggregate o. very
large sum OF money i'm Honolulu. They
saw they viii have another pay erT
soon after reaching Manila and that
Tor the rest of the voyage no none.
viii be needed.
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The bright and uliiEitE young uE-
who has charge of the 1876 iu the uau
Judd building has been teaTiu= tails
ON lis trips. The result ia tEr DIS
UHverg that the cage travels au aston
Liur distance each dlv. So che
fourth floor is fifty feet ftTuEEE ta.
.arEs and nearly tH'f che lg.EF
fr .r. tau Offices on Tuesday "t tH's
week there were made $50 round 1892
.uF ON "Wednesday sos Tho average
ur ordinary 6EsE i- about 500 ruUE
tsfrs. This is increased Co upwards u.
600 y.uea .fr. Dillingham; iE rH7siy-1.
applications for stock Boo % re" plan
trf.ur.
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DslltI MaTlhal Hitchcock Re-
fires Fan His Offrl.
AFTER FOUR YEARS LABOR
To 10 Succeeded az Cnarle. y.
ChilIIns~orih M-. nrcncocs
Coos 10 80. romesssa-

Tn. fsr- thai the r.~s.na.s-.- Of "a
= ~. .ss.-a...-,. =. - --...
N~N s'-'
"i flrai Deputy Marshal of the tfa-
waiiaa Islands had been on Ole for
.cv.-a, uc.ks 49, -s,.- 90, A., NJ
,.s.-,.--,. ,-.------,,
'e ~sh
be sl'coe@sed hE Deputy Charles y.
ChtllinE9ofaa. Thr promotion of ire
1ats~- waas drrs.s.s s,,., As, w.r.h,t
,....... !. -, =,
P"s'1lAT Ae'rr'l"E- Nr. Chilisas~orth
has richly earned sdsancem-ns. ana
A fs q s,1~asure so hss ra,srs ,a h.,a
90. a.. =. -.
" " HiASno"es uaA peen fnArShaih
FRS deputy for nearly four years. n
udiI DO thai sH-ne 10 q dar when IA. TO-
,sr,-s ~ ,he - 90 -, ,n.,,A wr
-
s''''''''eA NJ" "el an "sD'ff on ""sn
Hawaii and Moloksl before hc came
"a Honniu1n and sascr,ed On ahe ausx
~ ,s.,,, -n,,-,s .-.,, g. a.. s-,,s.. :. a.
az '' IA Pe3'"'m-
cd Az hiA duisca here carefully and
insriiiEcnsiy. sis services as Fra~c-
s,,fsnw onE,.- ia a.. Ds.s-s,, .,,.,,-,
haxs s,ren Bnxg1,rsa.5. rsss a,.rt f.-
rr-ssnx .1u-u u.Bsh rn~,- uaa as 49,
feet Rnona-.l-. a. rsa~rsss.ns -. i.r,.n
o-r % sac rsrsn - ssrsr,-s IA a.,
Police Dossararn~as. a. sa.e si-ne sh.t
Nr. Rruun arrtrs I'd rhe rnarsa,.l.h,,,
d. was oaiy on oonaislo- sasss -Rrr-
Hitchcock should come nso- from Mo-
lotzs to lguns'ulu so i,c deputy. The
hsraarss decree with The wn1k of Mr.
Hitchcock. anl she retiring drpusy
has as an uficiai earned The cs;eorn Of
af with whom ho came an unnfsra.
A. q peace nfsccr ne has aiHars unod
-xrelirns 5ulEmsas. -.Rrx- comes hon
s.ss1y la his rzparfsv for rolice worlt.
fur h~ wraa frs trained hy his faahrr.
the late Circuit Judge ssSsrhcock
4 think four years OF The offnc a
juss about enough fur me EaSd Mr..
Hitchcock yesterday. 4 ara Eoinr
over To- my ranch ca Moloasai and
spcnd SIX months there looking amer
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,fr. ard yira. samssi ~ Damon ex-
tsad o. thsir !53rrds q cordial insiis-
;sou o. 80 rTerea; Et q reocgsion to be
Esvrr Et Noznaira 90 Saturday after
nora. g-rc 1rth. fruFn = - GO So
meet srr. and Mrs. Edward DzrDon-
Trafra for guests leave town Scr Mo-
.rsiua at : and ss59 ard Z. Return
from MuznEiaa 60 tosn ~ 5sSo and 6
and s:.o.
DANCING
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The ssuekhpitc-s % the Oahu Sugar
Company met yesterday and declared
"a stock divjdcad % s-s1e.eg Assrss-
able EtprE 60 the amount % 500 op1
will also tc Issued tp subscribers ln
proportion Co the shares no~ held hy
efnrtho.tFrE
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HONOLULU SANITARIUM.
1882 KING STREET.
Telephone 639.

1OS2 KING STREET.
Telephone 639.
DR.. Luella S. Cleveland, medical sup
erintendent. Hours: a. m. to D. m.
Methods of Battle Creek, Michigan,
Sanltarium. Baths of every descrip-
ton. Trained nurses in bath rooms as
we'll as in sick room. Massage and
manual movements. Electricity in
every form. Classified dietary, etc.
Ample facilities for thorough examin-
alton. DR.. G. l.. Garvin, consulting
physician and surgeon.
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DR.. A GORDON H0DGINS.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 54S FORT
Street. Office Hours: to IL; .
to 4, Z to 8. Telephone 45S
DR.. TOMlzO KATSUNUMA.

SURGEON. SKIN
Disease of all kinds a speciality
Office: Room IL, Spreckels Build
ing. Hours: to 4. Telephone
474 Residence Telephone 1898.
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WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
2l5 Merchant St.

Makes a specially of ancient Hawaii
an Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats, Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and COcoanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. 659.
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DR.. A. C. P0SEY.

SPECIALIST FOR EYE. EAR
THROAT AND NOSE DISEASES
AND CATARRH. Masonic Temple
Hours: TO Il a. m; l to and Z
to p. m.
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r -gBlTkMURA, m. D.

ROOMS, 427 NUUANU
Street, p. o. Box S42. Telephone
1872. Residence, 524 Nuuanu Street
Cottage Hospital, $50 Nuuanu
Street. Hours: 8 to II a. m. and
6 to s D. m. Sundays, . to 6 p. m.
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VIM. T. Patty.
AND BUILDER. GOOD
work. Reasonable Prices. Res
idence 720 Fort Street.
P. H. BURNETTE.

STOCK AND CUSTOM HOUSE BROK-
er, Real Estate and General
Agent. Office 639 King Street
near Alakea. p. o. Box 262. Tele-
phone G41.
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DR.. A. C.. WALL. DR.. o. E. WALL
MI. Z. GROSSMAN, DDS.

DENTISTS HOTEL STREET, HO-
nOiulu. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to
{ %. N
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DR.. !. MORT.

sc BERETANIA ST, BETWEEN
Emma and Fort. Telephone 277;
p. o. Box S43. Office hours; 9 TO
IL a. m. and to s p. m: Sundays,
to II a. m.
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FRANCIS j, BERRY.
CHAS. r. PETERSON.

&ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
Public. Is Kaahumanu Street
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LYLE A. DiCKEY.
]. NJ. KANEAKUA.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Office: In the Occidental
Hotel, corner Of King and Alakea
Streets, Honolulu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
III. What is the Ear!

The oar TO many people 4 simriy tho
outer upcpndngu attached like a shell -
each side ~ the head.
liut this outer nppondnFc N merely "a
device 10 arrest sound waves ana pro-
trct the car channel running into the
hend into which sound ~ directed,
The actual ear ir mechanical ar
rnnEcment inside the head
Two tubes or air passages unite with
this mechanism.
ono IL from the outer ear. into which
you can insert the tip ~ your little TN
Err
The other h. from the upper and back
part ~ the throat and II called tho tuln
" Eu-tnchlas. or Eusinchihn tube
a curtain ~ living Tissues street.-The
tightly. and called the ear drums. sep
atnien these two pnFHagcWnyH.
The r'"chnnlam consists Of the ear
drum. tue bones connected herewith.
and the nerves that run from she drum
10 Tho brain.
n you stick your fingers into your
ears or otherwise shut out the FREQ par.
wage ~ air In the outer ways 10 the ear
drum. you cannot hear.
n ynu choke up the inner or EuH-
tnrhinn passages 10 the ears, you can-
not hear,
WHY
because there must be- an equal air
pr rfuru ON each side ~ the moir-
hrunoouH curtain or ear drum a. make
u Vihrutc and thus telegraph sound 90
tho brain along the nerve wires
The ear drum o. like any other drum.
n " has free MIR pressure on both
Sides conclusion upon IT, surface viii
cause resonant n1und,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
TX. Proof in Avalanches of Cures

To cure Isolated cases IL no proof Of
the value Of n treatment.
\ treatment must cure by hundreds
and thousands.
It must euro people OF all ages and
conditions.
II must cure BY the Wholesale.
This II the test that Doctors shores
asked FOR their discovery when they
announced L.
The test has been met and passed.
Every judicial method 0f measuring
or weighing evidence has been cm-
pinyed In confronting the test.
The cures have been published AZ
over the land 10 the most widely or.
cuintcd newspapers.
The dcnfncra ~ Old age. the deafness
~ childhood. the deafness ~ youth.
tho deafness of middlo-age. have been
cured.
The deafness ~ catarfh. gcrafuin
Scarlet FoyCr. Dlrhthrria. Measles.
chicfcn-pnN. Pneumonia. Bronchitis
and Smallpox have been cured.
The sufferers from head noiscr. from
occasional deafness. partial deafness.
deafness " onn ear. deafness ~ both
ears and stone deafness have been
cured.
Look over the files Of the newspapers.
Get the names and addresses OF the
deaf persons whore cures were pub
linhcd.
DO and see them. Consult them ~
10 the truth Of the published state
mentl.
call on their friends. II cure was
effected no one win know Il better than
the patients friends OF ncighbora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
VII. The Time ii Takes to Cure.

Every case uf deafness caused by dis
ease lu the Euninchian tubes can be
cured by pff shores treatment.
That includes over 30 per cent OF all
ease ~ deafness,
The time u takes TO cure depends on
THREE thineH
Firat-iiow much ~ the l;ustachian
tubes ~ diseased and closed upf
sccoud-ilow long tho deafness has
lasted.
rhird- How faithfully the treatment
IL carried out
For some eases tho direnae causing
deafness has NOT passed FAR Into tide
tube ana II soon cured.
In eases NJ long standing more of the
tubes ere affected and Il takes a longer
tlme 10 cure
The hearing rs rarely restored I'm.
mtliatuly or little NJ a time,
4 patient may not see any progress
Tor long timo
when the cure comes II comes sud-
denly.
Tho procrHH NJ absorbing or disaoiv-
ms the obstruction has been completed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21
VII. From the Throat TO the Ear

Drs. shores discovered the cure %
deafness because uf the vast number OF
threats that they treated
How Il u that throat doctor diacoy-
crrd the curr TOO dcnlncaaf
What has tho throat got to do with
the earf
When you've graapod this secret you
win understand the whole subject OF
deafness ana ~ cure.
IL Isn't tho outer ear channel that ng-
ureH In deafness.
It's tho inner one. the channel from
the throat 10 the ear drum-tha Eu-
ntnchinn canal.
1'hnrr tho secret ~ the trouble In 70
out 81 100 cases u deafness.
Bear this In mind
n you are suffering from head noises;
" you are occasionally hard ~ hear
Ing. " you are partially deaf. " you
are stone deaf, or n you are deaf
mute. just grasp this subject with all
the fore. ~ your Intelligence, ana re-
lief and tho fun recovery Of your hear.
ing are In your own hands
For.
Anything that inofforcs with the
free passage ~ air from the throat TO
the car drum cause noises In the head.
impairment ~ hearing aud deafness.
u D. from the throat that the eta.
del ~ the hearing n taken
The mucpua membrane lining 81 the
throat lines niHl the passages 10 the
carf-thr i,uHtHrhlan tubes
When disease seta up IN the throat. II
u ilkcly To- extend into the Eultachlnn
tubes.
The same conditions that cause
swelling or Inflammation, or the aecrr-
ton ~ thick and heavy mucuH Ia the
throat cause the same effects la the ear
tubes
when swelling occurs tho membrane
ln the ear tuhuF comes together, aud
cir cannot parH through 20 tho drum.
when mucous Hccrotcn IN the air tubes
u n not expelled. 10 lodges there and
PLUGS M the canal.
In either event your hearing u
CHECKED
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LITERARY NOTES.


The Writer Tor January begins the
twelfth volume % this masaHine An ar-
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IfGAL NOTICE.

Whereas Joseph NJ. Stout ~ indebt-
ed 10 the Utah National Bank OF salt
Lake city. Utah, In a sum exceeding
NA,oOO.
And whereas said Stout heretofore
transferred, delivered and pledged 10
the underfigned L0.000 shares % tho
capital stock ~ tho Yankee 0ir Mining
company ana $3.50 shares OF the cap-
ltai stock OF the Mcrcur West Dip Gold
Mlning company, as collateral security
Tor the payment OF said and other IN
a'btednehs. with authority TO the un-
derslgned with or without notice 10 sell
or cause TO De sold aaid stock either NJ
public or private sale or saiea with
power 10 the undersigned 10 deliver tho
property sold and 20 transfer the anrG
on the books Of the companies. and.
Whereas such indebtedness ia now
long past due ana the said bank has
requested the undersigned 10 sell sud
stock 10 pay such indebtedness:
Nov therefore Anticc IN hereby Given
that the undersigned viii sell ~ pub
Tic sale mt p, m. on January 20. 1899.
az the front door OF the office ~ y. II.
Pcery Jr., atOckbroker, No 10 west ,icc-
nnd south street, Salt Lake city, Utah.
tue said stocks TO the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will vvase when
sufficient stock IL sold 10 realize the
said sum OF $4,000.
Dated January 10. 1909
wALDEMAR VAN coTr.
Trustee.
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". Not Mechanics, but Medica-
tiOn.

There nrc two ways Of freeing
EuH-pipe chokcd with frozen earth.
one IA 60 run an Iron rod through
n.
This innlgoa small channel and al
lows o diminished quantity OF gaa To-
dow through
The other IN TO pass the yapor OF
alcohol into tho pipe.
Title ynunr strikes tho frozen earth,
TOftouH ANA melts lut one bit ana
thrn another. until the whole frozen
mus rfumhlcH by degrees Into n Inc
powder. ana tho pipe IN fror again,
Where force o. used Ca free "a frozen
pine n damaged pipe ia IN" result.
where nn alcoholic vapor Do uncl 10
free pipe. no damage lH done.
n o. the same with deafness.
Where furcc a. ufcd tu omen the
closed ear channels damage IL done
What fuliuwH2
Intense pain,
Inflammation.
i,nrachc,
AhHrNHHrus
Permanent Injury
Where medical vapor " used no
hnrm results.
tiy o. use the obstruction n removed
q little az "a time until u N all abb
uorhed ur carried away
The uiranacd surfaces are healed.
The disease n drlNri out
Perfect hearing follows.
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vi. Noises in the Head.


n you have graapod the subject 10
FAR o. word VIII explain head noises.
Noises IN the head nrc the forrunncrE
of deafness
before you noticed that you were
tins hard OF hearing you were an
noyed by head noises.
lry sounded like.
Low breathing.
Escaping gns.
irsecia singing.
The nurmur ~ brook.
The waves OF The sea.
Niagara Fails.
steam whistler
finrinr OF bells.
Loud talking
Tipping and Kissing.
Loud explosions.
bombs ana rockets.
Cannon nrinH.
when the Eustachian tubes begin to
block w. air n imprisoned between
the closure " the alt passage aud the
erie drum,
The movement OF this air. either
through the obstruction or between the
obstruction and the drum causes these
noises.
Why are they 70 loud7
Go into "a cavern, block vi the rn-
trance behind you. shout loudly.
The shout dnnfcna you with IL force.
The entire cavern echoes and re-
echoes.
confused IN mars Of descendant
sounds.
'rhia IL what occurs In the Euniachlan
tubes when disease forms an obftruc-
tiun In them.
Head noise either Indicate condl-
ti1n ~ Impaired hearing, or that the
h.. ~ Going To- fail
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|. How the Discovery Was Made

IN treating nose and throat diseases.
prF. shores a. shores found that certain
medicines. whom combined aud regular.
~ applied. reduced Inflammation and
swelling Ia the nose and throat.
The doctors knew that " they could
get this medication into the air tubes
uf the ears regularly and without Nic-
ionco they could cure deafness.
Day and night they worked on this
problem.
For several years they tried every
method known to medical science. hut
wore banled ut the end Of each ucparatc
attempt
They then throw away NJ useless all
the mnxlma NJ tho schools and all tho
methods N authority and struck out on
the hnHls ~ their own experience.
Working along their own lines, they
found the true method ~ carrying med
lcntlon 10 the diseased parts ~ the or
passages.
Under the gentlr application " the
IN define thOy Tuw the Imprisoned sense
VI sound slowly free itself
They saw the falling ~ the Hhackios
NJ deafness
They saw the unfolding ~ the prin-
clrle upon which Oh future treatment
Tor discasca OF the eat was 10 be-
founded.