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IEWIN & CO., Acjents. mm THE DALLY Bulletin Summary Issued about the middle and end of each month. 40 COLUMNS Of Original Matter ! 1 0 Cents per Copy. OR S2.00 per Annum. To any address in the Kingdom. Subscription to foreign countries, inonlding postage, $2.50 per annum. To be had at J. H. Soper, : : : Merohant St A. M. Hewett, : : " Daily Bulletin Office, : Queen St. and form the News Carriers. I The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co., Limited, Keep constantly on linud for sale Steam Family and Blacksmith Coal and a general assortment of i5 Bar Iron. iy GPRS! CIGARS! The Finest Brand of MANILAS in tho Market at the s V. IIIIiDKlt, Proprietor. C8 PAINTING ! Having fecuicd tho Scrvicos'of Geo. C. Stratemeyer wo aro prepared to execute all orders in House or Sign JPainting". .HONOLULU PLANING MILLS, ya tf lw gHiljJ ttUiitt. WEDNESDAY. MAR. 1G. 1887. " ..-. DEATH OF A N. Z. STATESMAN. Profound sorrow will spread like a pall from one end of New Zealand to the other, when it is known that James Macandrow Is dead. Him self a man full of human sympathies, ho ever enjoyed the warmest sym pathy of every man ho came in con tact with, and it is not any exagger ation to say that there never has been a public man in New Zealand whose death has caused, or would cause more general and heartfelt grief. In Otago, wo venture to think that his loss will seem irre parable, and, though he rati a stronir party man, mere is not a man of any noto in the province which lie loved nnd served so well, who will not feel the loss as that of n per sonal friend, and who will not feel that Otago is not the same, when Macandrcwis gone. To many in tills North Island, Mr. Macandrew appeared as so entirely of Otago as to have no public sympathies be yond. But when he was called to occupy a high position in the Gov ernment of the colony, it was seen thnt his sympathies were contermin ous with his sphcro of duty, and no one ever questioned the absolute impartiality of the Minister, or the sincerity of his anxiety and zeal for the whole of the colony. Indeed to thoso who knew the scopo of his ideas it was always apparent that his plans contemplated the benefit of the whole colonv. and thoiicu his fiinniiliiii ln lst ilin nrmrmnn ntirl city which were the scene of his principal labors, prompted mm to regard them as deserving of the first placo, neither locality nor personal interest bounded his sympathies, and probably beyond any other public man in Now Zealand ho was the single-minded, sclf-sacrillcing, and devoted servant of his fellow man. Fortune over and over again, time, labor, pains, he sacrificed freely for the good of others, and though made poor by his unceasing devotion to the servico of the public his hand has freely given to hun dreds tho means, which, with his advice and guidance, ha3 led them not only to independence, but" in many cases to wealth; and when the people of Otago begin to reckon up, as we are sure they aro busy doing now, all the enterprises that they owe to Mr. Macandrew, it will bo found that there is hardly an institution there but tossed about in his busy brain for years before he succeeded in persuading others to take it up. With all this Mr. Mac andrew preserved, what perhaps is not very common with leading public men, n simple nnd unassum ing piety, which, though never ob trusive, was never absent. It will bo recollected that it was ho that proposed on tho first meeting of tho New Zealand Parliament in Auck land, that they should recognize the hand of God in having given them their privileges, and that they should ask His guidance now thnt they were beginning tho history of a new nation, and that from the principle then established witli some difficulty and considerable opposition, the custom of opening Parliament with prayer has been maintained to this day. In fact, in the deceased states man there was a combination of qualities rarely found in public life, absolute self-sacrifice, extraordinary grasp of public questions, singular creative power, and unflinching firm ness, combined with the gentlest and simplest nature, and a sinccro and quiet piety. Such a friend to tho cause of the people, such a servant to New Zealand, the colony will not see again lor many a year. Auck land Herald. BILLS THAT WERE SIGNED AND MEA SURES THAT WERE NOT INDORSED. Washington, March 4. Before leaving for the Capitol to-day, tho President signed tho bill providing for reserve national banks and the postollice, naval, legislative, execu tive and judicial appropriation bill. Ho also 'approved the bill making appropriations for the District of Columbia, for tho adjustment of railroad grants and the forfeiture of unearned lands. Tho following bills passed both houses, but as they wcro not signed by the President, they failed to be come laws : The river nnd harbor bill, the bill to restore Captain Alfred Hiedbcrg of the Fifteenth infantry, to the army, the bill relat ing to promotion in tho medical corps, tho bill to prevent tho em ployment of alien labor, the bill providing a method for the settle ment of controversies between in terstate railroad corporations, and the bill to annex part of Idaho to Washington Territory. Tho effect of tho failure of the deficiency bill will bo more serious than generally believed. Inasmuch as it contained provisions for sup plying pressing demands for postal cards, stamps and other items con nected with tho postal sorvico, denial of which will, it is expected, seriously embarrass tho department and the public. Tho legal machi nery of tho government will also bo materially disarranged during tho remainder of the fiscal year, aB no money will bo availablo for jurors, witnesses' or marshals' fees, and many prisoners, notably thoue con fined at Fort Smith, Aik., cannot bo tried for months to como. A number of soldiers' claims, aggro gating $700,000, which had been ) certified by tho treasury, will fail also of settlement. Tho river nnd harbor appropria tion bill did not recoivo tho Presi dent's approval nnd consequently fails to becomo a law. Tho mem bers of the California delegation in Congress, after long labor, suc ceeded in securing more than n pro portionate share of the total amount appropriated. Tho President's fai lure to sign the bill falls most hea vily on Oakland harbor and Hum boldt bay, both of which works are sadly in need of imniediato improve ments. Seventy-five thousand dol lars had been voted for tho Hum boldt bar, nnd work there is impe ratively necessary for tho commerce of Eureka and tho interior country. Work on San Lui Obispo harbor w'll be delayed for another year and operations on the Columbia river will be seriously retarded. Owing to tho failure of the defi ciency appropriation bill, the recent act of Congress extending the frco delivery system to cities and towns having less than 10,000 inhabitants, becomes impossible until the begin ning of the next fiscal year. A 3-year-old citizcu of Spring field, Ohio, was saying his prayers at his mother's knee the other even ing, and lils baby brother in her arms wns pulling liis hair and pound ing his head meanwhile The boy took no notice of this until he reach ed tho point whero ho usually spoke of the baby, and then ho varied tho usual form by adding : "And God bless Hits frisky little fellow nnd make him grow up a good man." 0. S. S. CO.'S TIME TABLE. Arrive at Honolulu from San Francisco. Zealandia March 10 Australia April G Alameda April 15 Australia May 4 Mariposa May 13 Australia June 1 Zealandia June 10 Australia June 20 Alameda July 8 Australia July 27 Mariposa August 5 Australia August 21 Zealandia September 2 Australia September 21 Alameda September 30 Australia October 19 Mariposa October 28 Australia November 10 Zealandia November 25 Australia December 14 Alameda December 23 Loavo Honolulu for San Francisco. Zealandia April 0 Australia April 13 Alameda May 7 Australia May 11 Mariposa June 4 Australia Juno 8 Zealandia July 2 Australia July C Alameda July 30 Australia August 3 Mariposa August 27 Australia August 31 Zealandia September 21 Australia September 28 Alameda October 22 Australia October 20 Mariposa November 19 Australia November 23 Zealandia, December it Australia December 21 Alameda (1888) January 14 kmm ELECTRIC BELT Onlrrerfect IICHlrlJattenr ererlnrent'd I Best MadeI fllTfu.nl'Inn ! lM1Wr'f""""'r Dl trio GurrentJHQMMfflMnKVeaftei of both withorwrnr. .JwSaMsMflfllBWV'i' SEXusCured out AOIDH. 'raEJC-""1,uMllclDe. F!f.vrrrm n RnSPEKRO AY UMHTTlfrtah. 1HM. UmrxA far t'llKUwith ararrBalt. "W Kres Pamphlet r,'o,2. 7Q BACHBNTO BT . 8W FRAKOIBOO. OAI.. Feb. S8, '87. 1571 ly Peok's New and Improved Water Filter! All orders for the above must bo ad dressed to P. O. Kox 433. 77 lm FOR SALE. Steel Rails! .with t H. HACKFELD & Co. 1429 tf J. H. SOPER, (Successor to J. M. Oat, Jr. & Co,) Dealers In all kinds of STATIONE RY, Tho Latest Foreign Papers always on hand at tho Gazelle Block, Merchant Street EST Tho English Admiralty Charts always on hand. 1 by J. HOJPDP Ac CO. 74 King Street. MnnufnctuicrH and Importers of nil kinds of Furniture & Upholstery Goods FINE BEDDING A SPECIALTY. All kinds ol Jobbing promptly attended to. CHAIRS TO RENT For Balls or Patties In small or largo 89 quantities, ly. r. "u 1 .9 S aarVUHrVftf mx msy,iam Pioneer Steam Gently Facfy. And Cake Bakery. ESTABLISHED 1863. Keeps always aid the largest Madc, Fresh and only Pure Candies and Cakes. lowest Prices, Full Weight, and Pure Goods at Wholesale and Retail. F. HORN, - Proprietor And Only Practical Confectioner and Ornamonter in this Kingdom. Wedding and Birthday Cakes Not a specialty exactly, but are made now as before, of superior quality and richness of flavor and ORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE which defies imitation and fully sustains a twenty-three years' reputation, not yet excelled in Honolulu. American, French, Italian, English and German Pastries Made to Ordor at Short Notice. llrcnd Delivered Every Day to nil parts of the City. Steam Made Ice Cream At S3. 00 for on, and 5.00 for two Gallons. Made from rich Egg Custard. It is made from Woodlawn Dairy Cream; guaranteed to be made without Starch or Gelatine, and acknowledged to be tho Richest, Purest and Cheapest Ice Cream in Honolulu. Special Arrangements made for Large Orders. Satisfaction guaranteed by F. HORN, Factory, Store and Ice Cream Parlor: No. 71 Hotel Street, Between Fort & Nuuanu. JOHN HOTT, 1 8 -wm93 rcBHrETO75TJS tLrTszv3-jjna3iii.n ...i -. tytr?-"-,""v-.l Granite, Iron and Tin Ware ! Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns, WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE, House Keeping Goods, PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND 993 SHEET IRON WORK. GEO. EMELHARDT, (Formerly with Samuel Nott). Importer and Dealer in STOVES, CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, AGATE IRON AND TINWARE. Agent Hall's Safe and Lock Company. Beaver Block, - Fort Street. CSy" Store formerly occupied by S. NOTT, opposite Spreckels & Co.'s Bank. -W in PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd. (Successors to Dillingham & Co., & Samuel Nolt.) IRONMONGERS. New Goods for the Holidays! Silver Plated Ware in New Designs. From tho very bes makers. o CUTLERY o A. Complete Htoclc ol GooiIh In Every Line. FORT STREET, HONOLULU. 05 Hollister & Co. HAVE JUST .RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF Straiten & Storm Cigars ! stock and greatest variety of Home- Both Telephones No 74. Kaalinmann Street swa&s, P0 CO Groat Excitement in Wales about a Marvellous Cure. Living Six Years Without Going lo Bed. Mn. Editou: While spending a few days nt tho pleasant seaside town of Abcrystwlth, Cardiganshire, Wales, I heard related what seemed to mo either n fabulous story or a marvellous cure. Tho story was that a poor suil'erir who hnd not been ablo to lie down lu bed for six long ycais, given up to die by all the Doctors, hnd been speedily cured by some Patent Medicine. It was telated with tho more Implicit confidence from the circumstance.', as was said, that tho Vicar of Llanrystwl was familiar with tho facts, and could vouch for tho truth of tho report. Having a little curiosity to know how such stories grow in traclliug, I took the liberty while nt tho village, of Lluti. r.yttvd to call upon the Vltar, tho ltov. T. Kviins. and lo cuqulic about this wonderful cure. Thotiuh a total strati. ger to him, both ho and his wife most graciously entertained mo in n nan hour'sconvcrsatlon. principally touching the case of Mr. Pugh, in which ihey seemed to tako a deep and sympathetic interest, having been familiar with lils sullerings, nuu now rejoiced In what seemed to them n most remarkable cure. Hu strongly vouched Mr. Wm. Pugh's character nt a respectable f miner and worthy of credit. I loft tho venerable Vlcnr with n livelier tense of the happy relation of a pastor and people, feeling that ho was onu who truly sympathised with all who aiu allliclcd minimi, body, or estate. On my return to Aherjstwltli, I was imprcsfcid with a desire to sec Mr.l'ueh, whoso reputation Hood o high. III: farm is called l'aneom.M.iwr, signifying "above the dingle," situated near the summit of a smooth round hill, over, looking n beautiful valley in which N situated the lovely ivymantlcd Church of Llamldeinol. I found Mr. Pugh, apparently auout 4uyears otu. oi mcuium height, rather Blight, with a pleninnt nml Intelligent face. I told him I had heard of hU L'reat allllctlou and of.lils remark nlilc and almost miraculous reiki, and that I had como to learn from his own lips, what there was of truth in tho re ports. Mr. Pugh remnrked that his neigh bors had taken kindly and symp athetic interest in his case for many yca. but of lato their interest had been greatly awakened by a happy change in his condition. What you repoit as luiv. ing heard nhroud, fctiiil he, is btibjtiint lafiy true, w ith one exception. I never uuulrbtood that my casts was over given up as hopeless by any Physician. 1 have bctu treated by several Doctors "hereabouts, ns good as any In Wales, but unfortunately no picscription oi tncirs ever brought the desired relief. Fifteen years ago, hu said. I first be enmo conscious ol a sour and deranged stomach and lots of appetite, which the Doctois told me was Dyspepsia. What food I could hold in my biomach seem ed to do mo no good and was often thrown up with painful retchings. This was followed nflurn time with a hoarse ness and a raw soreness of thu throat which the Doctors called bronchitis, and I was treated for that, but with little success. Then came shortness of breath and a sense of sullbcalion, espe cially nights, with clammy sweat, and I would have to get out of bed and some times open a door or window in winter weather to fill my lungs witli tho cold air Tho Vicar remarked that he presumed his name had been connected with the report from his having mentioned the case to Mr. John Thomas, a chemist of Llanon. lie said Mr. Pugh was former ly a lcshknt of their puiisli, but was now living in tho parish of Llanddeinol. This medicine thy dministercd Jo me according to the directions, when to their surprise and delight no less than my own, tho spam ceastd. I became at case, and my stomach was calmed. My bowels woie moved as by n gentle calhartlc, and 1 felt a sense of quiet comfort all through Mich as I had not before realized in many years. I could walk mound the house nnd breathe comfortably in a few hours after I had taken tho medicine. I lmc continued to take the medicine dally now for something over two months, aud I can Ho down and sleep sweetly at nights and havo not since had n recurrence of thpso terrible spasms and hu eatings. I have been so long broken down aud re duced in my whole system that I have not tried to perform any very hard out door labor, deeming it best to be pru dent lest by over-exenion I may do my. self injury before my strength is fully restored. I feel that my stomach and bowels havo been and are being thor oughly renovated and renewed by the medicine. In fact 1 feel like a new man. Early in this last spring I had a still more sevcro spasmodic attack, and my family and neighbors became alarmed, believing that ceilainly I would not su vivo, when a neighbor, who bad some Knowledge, or lmd Heard oi tuo medi cine, sent to Aberstwith by tho driver of tho Omnibus Post, soma seven miles distant, and fetched n bottle of Mother Scigcl's Curative Syrup. I havo been much congratulated by my neighbors, especially by tho good Vicar of Llanryslyd, who with his sjm pathetic wife have come three miles to shed tears of joy on my recovery. I bade Mr. Pugh good-bye, happy that even onu at least among thousands had found a remedy for an aggravating dls. case. About six veins auo I becamo so bad that 1 could not sleep in bed, but had to tako my unquiet rest and dream sleep sitting in an armchair. My allllcilon Fcemed to bis woiking downward into my bowels as well :m upwards into my lungs and throat. In tho violent cough Ingniasms which grew moro frequent, my abdomen would expand and collapsn and at limes it would neem that 1 should suilbcate. All this tlmo 1 was reduced in strength so that I could perform no haul labor and my spiiits wur couse qucnlly much depiessed. Relieving this remarkable case of Dyspeptic Asthma should bo known to tho public, I beg lo submit tho abovo facts as they (iro iclatud to mo 2091tutyl F. T. W. Engelbrecnt s lMfnep CIGARS LEADS THEM ALL I Your wives and children will rejolco, Having found tho Sampler Cigar your choico. ENGELBRECHT, SON & CO., 21 First Street. B. F, 89 For sale Everywhere. W5 Yosemite Skating SCHOOL Will bo open every nflernoon nnd even ing as follows: Blonday, TucHilny, IVritiicmtny Hnttirclny Kvenlngp, To the public in general. and For ladies and gentlemen. Mnlurdny AftcrnooiiN, For ladie?, gentlemen and children. Lessons in Fancy Skating. M.TJH1C. Friday and Saturday Evenings. WILLIAM WALL, Manager. C. E. FRASHER, DEALGll IN Hay, Grain, Etc. livermore Hay, Whole Barley, Crushed Barley, Oil Cake -Meal1 Oats, Bran. Order left at OfUce, with N. F. Bur gess, W King Street, will be promptly ntteuded to. C91y S. M. CARTER, Has on hand for sale, In quantities to suit: Departure Bay Coal, Newcastle Coal, Charcoal. Hard and Soft Wood, Sawed and Split. Manicnie Hay, California Hay, Bran, O.ils, Barley, Corn, Cracked Corn, Wheat, ste. Orders arc hereby solicited and will bo delivered at any locality within tho city limits. 3Nio. SS ICTJVG SXJREET. liotli Telephone. 187. M Health is Wealth ! Da. E. O. West's Neuvb asd BnAiH Treat ment, n Bunrnntccd flnoclfi for IIjBtorin, DlzzL noas. Convulsions. Vits. rtorvous Neuralgia, Hojdnclio, Ncrrous Pronlrntlon, caused by Uiquso ot nlcoliol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Montal I)o rrosaion, (fattening of tho Drain, resulting in in sanity and loiidinu to mlsory, decay and death; l'romaturo Old Ake, Barrenness, Loss of Power rheca. caused by -iciiiicrB-x.jnroiumaryLiossosanaBpermaior- abuse, or ovcr-tndulcenoo. l'ack box contains ono month's treatment. 8 1.00 a box, or six boxes for $3.00, eont by mail prepaid oa receipt of price. Wr. GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro nny coso. With each order received by us for six boxos, accompanied with $5.00, wo will sond thu purohasor our written suaranice to re fund tbo money it tho treatment doea not effect n euro. O uarantces issued only by JIOIIjIHUTEIV & CO. S5GO REWARD! TOEwlllrrthtt..r,ir.rd for.nr miof LlTfrCovpUlsl DyipcpiU, Nek llrttUr... Injlmba, CttOiUpiUoa or CmUvmwu. -jn-otcur. with W.il'l VriftUbl. Ll.tr I lilt, wb. U. din., lions ftr. 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