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EVENINQ BULLETIN, APIUL 13, 1890.
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is false iln liiblo iri TiiIho Iho but
tor it will bo for nil .concerned.
iTlio nttittulo o tho ovnngolicrii
churches towiml spiritunliBin is
duo to tho fnct Mint thoy recopnizo
in tho outcome from tho Bpiritnnl
istic liypoll-i'MB tho implncnblo
onomy of their ctcoda- II. V.
Sworincoii. SniritutiliBl, l'ort
Wayne, Iud.
AN(u:n8 or wkai.th.
Those- with wenlth nnd power
oppress tho poor unci weak to nn
extent nl mop j Jioyond boliof. Tho
I'rcnuh llovi-lutioii wiis n lingo
bonfire, in winch oory thing was
tumbled to innko n blnzo to illu
minnto tho darkness of tho times.
Tho world liml bettor look out or
thorp will be other bonfires. 13ish
op Keono, Catholic, Washington,
J). 0.
I'nMTIOIANS.
Unless h nmn is saved from po
litical sin ho is not saved at all. A
man cannot bo n clean Christian
and a dirty politician at tho siuno
time. Christianity touches hu
manity on ovory side. Tho church
has to do with society and tho
church has to do with tho body
politic. Hov. P. S. llulbort. Con
gregationalism, Oak Park, 111.
AMEMGaNISM.
To bo an American is to boliovo
in America and tho American peo
ple. To bo an American is to
have an abiding faith in tho future
and in tho destiny of America. To
bo an American is to lmvo a high
conception of what this irent
country should bo, and following
out that ideal loyally.- Hov. John
II. Prugh, Reformed Chinch,
Pittsburg, Pa.
mvohce.
If tho relations of man nnd
wife woro such as they ought to
be, divorco would bo unknown.
To prevent separation and divorco
truo lovo must bo given a now
and practical formula when the
novolty subsides. Instead of ice
cream and caramels, lot it tako the
form of broad, butter and moat.
IIoy. V. V. .Morton, Presbyterian,
Allegheny, Pu.
LAltOlt AND UELI0.10N.
The labor question is a roligi-
ous one.
Tho
only "working
tho man who is
man s triomi is
A
just and kind. Laborers do not
want alms but justice. Tho church
lays its claim upon tho working
man because it is an institution
whoso wholo businoss it is to
strongthon and develop those, sen
timents that aro his truest holpors.
Rev. Frank Crane, Methodist,
Chicago, 111.
MoitAL ar.xius.
Tho most inviciblo thing in tho
world is moral genius. The U.nid
loso their faith on tho Hlighlost
provocation. To feol and boo all
the world's evils and to hold on
to one's faith in goodness and
justice is moral genius. This is
tho faith against which tho gates
of hell shall not prevail. M. M.
Mangasarinn, Ethical Culture
Society, Chicago, III.
IMMOIITAL MAN..
A man. No lino can measure
him. No limit can bound him.
Tho nrchangol boforo tho throno
cannot outlive him. Tho Btars
shall dio, but ho will watch their
extinguishment. Tho world will
bum, but ho will gazo at the con
ilacrntion. Eudloss aces will
march on; ho will watch tho pro
cossion. A man! Tho master
pieco of God Almighty. Rov. T.
DoWitt Talmago, Washington,
D. 0.
INVESTIGATION.
Man Booking day nftor day in
tho catacombs of life is confronted
with exhibitions ho cannot un
derstand, and thus is awakened
tho mental nnd spiritual forcos of
his nature, and ho stands on a
piano of intolligonco imparted by
that piano of spirit, and nothing
more. "Wo boliovo it is right and
man's duty to investigate all
avenues of knowolgo. Dr. C. G.
Ewell, Spiritualist, Denver, Colo
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Tho future prosperity of our
Nation doponds ontiroly upon tho
training and education of tho
youth of tho present day. Our
public school syBtom, though wo
do not claim it to bo perfect, is, I
think, tho boBt tho world over
saw. It tends to elovato all classes
and conditions of mankind, for
eign and native, bond, blaok and
white. Rov. Dr. Potoro, Reform
ed Church, York, Pu.
PATRIOTISM.
True patriotism will lead mon
to purify their own lives. Every
criminal, every dobauohor, is n
blemish upon his country. Every
pure man, ovory Bcholar, ovory
truo man addB to her greatness.
Tho country called for soldiers
once. True patriots responded,
Today sho calls for pure, earnest,
honest mon. Truest patriots will
again respond to her oall.-llov.
Johnston Myers, Congrogational
ist, Ciiicago, 111.
WASllixnioN.
"Washington's religious lifo was
humble butdeop. and throughout
Ins luc no was a dovotocl commu
nicant ot tho Protestant Church.
On all propor occasions ho ac
knowledged tho supromo powor of
tho Lord, and it was tho arm of
liis God that sunnortcd him
through his eight years of politic-
al life
ltev. .). i). 1'icUles,
Me-
thodist,
Be-ston, Mass.
imt.m:xci:.
Reverence is tho key that un
locks tho mysteries of tho world.
Only in roveronco can wo work
with ony sincerity and earnest
ness. Thoro is a tondqney to lay
aside roveronco as a thing not to
bo cultivated. Our Govorumont,
our hopes of freo institutions, aro
based on roveronco for man. If
wo would savo this Govornraont
and hand it down with all tho
liborties connected with it, wo
must learn first of all to rovorenco
our follow-mou, and wo get our
lirst lesson at homo by learning
to rovorenco oursolf. Rov. Calvin
Stobbius, I'nilaVinn, "Worcester,
Mass.
G. It. fltnrisun, practical piano
and organ tmikor and tuner, can
furnish best factory reforonces.
Orders left nt Ilawniiun News Oo.
uud tho Wall, Nichols Co.
tvill rccoivo prompt attention,
rolophono Nos: 23-1, 190 and
442.
81 Idxifj Stroot.
O. J. Walleh
JLNAar.n.
WHOLESALE AND IcETAIL
BUTCHERS
AND
Naw Contractors!
Refrigerated Poultry
-ANI-
Fresh Salmon
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Metropolitan fljeafc do.
Telephone 45.
Central Market
Nuuanu Street.
'.''ho "Very Kinest
or
eMgeMed .-. Heaty
Tender -oKniri fi-
Sweet and
Wholesome.
Como and bco our
NEW CHICAGO ItEFBIGERATORS.
"Wesfbrook &
Proprietor.
Telephone - - -
Gares,
104.
City Market
Eht.iulisiiko 188:1.
Beef, wi Mutton,
Pork, tt Veal,
01 tho Finest Vnrittioi.
Makers of tho Celebrated Pork Shiisiiko.
Kunauu streot, opp. Cliupl tin Inuo.
Telephone i38i).
POI! FOIl
Uan Doom & Co., Fort Street
Next Loca.' Planing Sill , will have
(r h overy cluy
MACHINE MADE POI
VBOM THE
'KALIHI POI FACTORY,
Which will ha sold to families in large or
small quantities. No Co.ntai.v-
KIW 1'l'ItNIBlllJ).
W. L. WILCOX,
3 1 1 If- Proprietor Kidihi Vol Factory.
Store open iivcnincs.
HubHoribe for IheEvENiNu Bul
letin, 75 oonts por mouth.
E1TEHY I MM i HIS i DWN i HDRSE i EDCTDR,
DR. POTTIE'S
CELEBRATED -:-' LIVE -:- STOCK -:- HEMEDIES
FOIl THE OUIIK OP 1II8BA8B4 OP
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, SWINE AND POULTRY.
ALSO
XjILY
Tho marvelous remedy which
Hair
FOE SALE BY
O
RT" Neat pamphlet frco on application. 1.
FEB8H
Frozen Salmon
Ex S. S. "Belgic."
City Meat Market
Joseph Tinker,
2Cj-2w rropriotor.
VOELLER & CO.,
GROCERS
Read List of Specialties:
Fata de FqIb Dras, Jlnchnvlea,
Mushrooms, Metwurat, Llmhurjcr,
Young America Cheese.
And a Full Lino of Groceries of Every
Description.
TISLISPIIOXEJ 080.
Waring Block, Uerotnnia street, Honolulu.
C. KLEMME & CO.,
Cash -:- Grocers
v&'NOW OPEN -m
Fort StrBBt &. Chaplain Lane,
No PricesMSfh.
Every prico wo quoto in tho lowest. Wo
ntend to keep our prices always the lowest.
If thoy're not hring your purchase baok
nud get tho money. That's our Htandlug
offer. Compare our prices consider thut
quafity is tho rhoicest nnd bob if such
prices tiro to bo found elROwhero.
Vtf Quiok, Tree Delivery.
P. MdN J13KCT Y
CJroeei'.
Hotel Btrcat, opp. Ailington Annox.
Jewelry !
Our Stock of Spring Goods
is acknowledged hy ovory
body to bo the finest on tho
Honolulu market, and con
sists of cvoi-ything Useful
and Ornamental. Our prices
aro moderate. Jewelry in
spec designs manufactur
ed to order on short notice.
JACOBSEiUPFEIFFER.
P. 0. Box 287
Fort Streot.
SOMETHING N15WI
1-rA.WAJCiA.isr
utfejtfpygpoons I
A Novel nud Unique- Design. Also, n
Har.dsorr.e Lot of Hawaiian Curias
AT-
H. G. BIART'S. .
T I'mo Watoh Ilopairlng executed in
a skilful 1 1 inner. All kinds of Jewolry
carefully liKimiivd and lle-nmiiiged.
Washington Feed
COMPANY.
K Call up Telephone
4tSS ad .jilace an order
with us for Feud.
FRESH STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
WASHINGTON FEED CO.
prevents
Falling Out
oolo Agent, Honolulu.
0. Box 292, Telephone 20. 100-tf
J. T, Waterhouse.
Cfcneon. Street Stoxe.
GROCERY DEPT.
EVAPORATED ERUITS.
PEACHES,
PEAES,
APPLES, ETO.
in Tins and Jars. Assorted Chut-
noyn, Hams and Bacon, Potted
Meats, Boston Baked Beans and
Coroals.
MERCHANDISE DEPT.
DRY GOODS,
BLANKETS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
COTTON GOODS,
DENIMS,
I X L LIME.
CROCKERY DEPART
MENT. STONEWARE,
OHINAWARE,
HAVILAND CHINA,
LAMPS, ETO,
, HARDWARE.
PORT STEET, NO 10.
DRY GOODS,
SILKS,
LACES,
TRIMMINGS,
LINENS.
JohnT Waterhouse.
193-tf
International
Iron Works
Queen Si-cet, Ilniiolnln:
ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS
furnished for Hulldliu; All Classes of
.nuuiiiiieiy uvpair tvurK, uml,
ltctoiutruetlou or Itumodcl-
1 Old Hants.
Iron, Urasi, Phosphor-llronze, Zinc, AIn.
minuui, nnd Lead Cnbtiugs. Ornamental
nnd plain Cast Iron nnd Sleol Columns,
Iron and Stool Girders nnd Trusses,
GrstingH, Doors nnd Shutters, and n goner
id Hue of Iron nud Brass Work for buildings
of all olassos. Ships' Ulnoksmltli Work dono
with neatness nnd dispatch. All workman
ship guaranteed lirst class, nnd at prices
that havo been hitherto unknown on tho
Hawaiian Islands.
11. nd Orders will rccoivo prompt atten
tion. C. R. MCVEIGH,
Manager and Proprietor,
r 0. llox -157.
Telephones: Office, 57S; Works, OU
m i?y
Li V
K1MI ANII VUPAND hTKElrn.
The celebrated Entkhpiiise
Bker on Draught and in
Bottles. . . .
DO YOU LIKE CUKKY?
ry
IRUE INDIAN CURRY
NOT THE STUFF USUALLY SOLD AS CURR.Y
t, f . T
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Curry Powder as mado by us is prepared after tho Original
Rccipo from tho Purest Ingredients.
KSP TEY IT 03STOJK J
BENSON. SMITH & GO.
B
right
. A
JbLxcellent
Pffervescing
R
ejuvenator
is
ENTERPRISE BEER
.A.T
PaItIboh
Empire Saloon
A. gonornl stock of Liquors, Ales nnd
Wines.
FHESH HEEK ALWAYS OX 1UUUUIIT.
OUR PORT AND SHERRY,
Aio of tho linest and cotao to us
direct from Kuropo. . . . .
OUR MCBRAYER WHISKEY
Irupoitcd straight
ville, Ky.
fiom Louis.
JAMES OLDS, Prop
COMMERCIAL SALOON
Cor. Ttiiuiiuii mid llorcfiuiia Nix.
t. ki:vi:, milliliter.
COOL FRESH BEER!
On Draught and the Standard Drands or
Bottle lleer.
FINE WHISKIE8, DRANDIE9. WINES AND
FHENCH LIQUORS.
itiii.i: ii..vhi:t a sim.oim.tv.
Wanted
at the Louvro Saloon,
01 Niiuimu .Stroot.
000 men daily to drink tho 5000
.! FAMOUS t BATTLE BEHB, . .
ICE COLD ON DRAUGHT.
EDWARD & HARRY,
PostofSco Box -lTfi .... Honolulu.
1.1g-l)m
3STB"W
Plantation Gar!
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A110VE OAlt IS '
Strong and Dutablo in. GQnntcuctiQa
EASILY UNLOADED.
Ail Is Adapted for Any and AH.f uiiidtioa Wi
iW Esti"e" tjerf on nny stylo of
PluuluHoii Cur. Also on uhovo Cur if
pi
V1
limitations wish to ims tho NVJieds uud
on Work they Imio on hand.
J. A. HUGHES,
U2.1tn Honolulu,
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BRAUNSCHWEIGER - &
IMPORTERS AIIOLIQUOR MERCHANTS.
No. C, Diumm Street, - - San Francisco.
FOlt BALE IN BULK.
Aufhican lloomioN Wiiiskiks in JJonil per
bairol containing nbout -10 gnllons each
at vurious prices nccordiug to ago nnd
quality.
Oamioknia Oram: Bihnuv in Bond per
barrol of nbout 40 to 50 gallons.
OABK OOODS.
Also thecelfhratetl Cate itlies:
"Extra Pony" Jlourbon Whisky, 12 bottles,
3 gallons per enso.
"Bearcniss" llouibon Whisky, 12 bottles, 2
2-5 gnllons per case.
"Old I'iouoor" llourbon Whisky, 12 bottles,
2 2-5 gallons per caso.
"Tennessee Whitoltyo" WhiBky, 12 bottles.
2 2 5 gallous per cato.
OALIFOHNIA POItT WINES, SnEItlllEa,
ANOULICfA.
Sond ordors by mail,
rautoed,
Satisfaction gua.
Braunschwoiger & Co.,
WMm No. 0, Drumm street.
FINEST &RH.rJB DF
Hawaiian Blue Stone
-far Una1- iio
Oil 'A MM M I f'vKI'-v
Cum- I niillti iiiCTIamfilWa
-Si' Hiyraq IBJ
From the
Famous f
rles! ,
The finest Stont
In Hawaii for
building! and
fencing pur
posesCut to
n Acto rot J
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order in any
size or shape
to suit the
trade or pub
lie . . ; .
PThis stone
is the same as
used in the Pu
tuliou College
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Ibulldlnm.
Auent for Lano Dros., 8. F.
Arthur Harrison. Prop.
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