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EST MODUS IN 1IEBC8.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1681.
The Heroines of Klhllixm.
Tlio weight of a woman's brain in Slavonic
race, is greater than lliat of a man's. Among
the Germanic peoples the brain weight of the
srxes is equal, ami in the Latin nations tlio
brain of the man is heavier than that of the
woman. Qnantity docs not necessarily imply
quality, but in this catc, worth follows weight.
"For "intelligence and resolution," says M.
Atiatole tho most recent and
the most fascinating of writers on Kussia, and
tlio Russians, "as well as for education, and
the rani: she holds in the family, the Russian
woman is already tlio equal of the man.
Among the Slav men is often mobilo. flexible,
ductile- and impressionable to an excess, but,
as if in compensation, woman, ;n mind and
character, possesses so much strength, energy
in one word, virility that without losing
either her grace or her charm ebe exercises
often a singular and irresistable as cendency."
This ascendency, frequently remarked in diplomacy,
is not lees remarkable in the revolutionary
movement which at the moment 6 rip-plies
many of the youth of Russia with a terrible
substitute for religion, which is
extinguished in the Orthodox Church bel
tieitth tho superincumbent load of ritual, formality
and officialism. No one can have paid
even the most cursory attention to the
"'s crnmtial processes which slieil a my of
prrsscd by tl.e iiromineiil part played by
men in tlie work of revolution.
Sophio Hardin, of Tomboff, a yoang lady of
noblo birtli, tras thr first to famili.irizo tlio
public with tlio spectacle of a Russian revolutionary
lieroine. Slio had but finislied her
studies and passed her final examinations n hen
she had decided to dedicate her lifo to the service
of "her brothers." At eighteen ... years nf i
nse slie ucnt to .unci io stuiiy me lauor :
nuestion in Snitzerland and in Germany, and I
to sit at the feet of Itakutiin, "the apostle of
universal destruction" -and tho prophet of
uroarchy. She soon returned to Russia confirmed
in the faith as to the necessity for
society, and resolved to lose no tirao
in setting to work. She assumed the name of
a soldier's wido, and began to work nt daily
wages in a factory, the belter to le able to
carry out the work of prosclylisni among llic
disinherited of the world. The self-devotion
and elf.sacrificinf; enthusiasm which led n
woman reared in the midst of luxury, and educated
as Itiibsian women only nru educated
to don the coarse garments of the factory and
rpend her life among tlio illiterate vulgar, not
from any belief in a divine command, but
bolely from "love for the otherH," are by no
meins unfamiliar in Itussia. Sophie Dunlin,
or rather tho twenty-two year old widow
was not long permitted to conduct her
propaganda in pcaco. A year after hcrdescent
among tlio workers slio wns arrested. Tho
authorities took two years to prepare hern
and she was not tried bctore ilio spring
of 1677. She conducted her own defence, and
surprised everyone by the courage and passion
with which she pleaded her cause. Thousand
of copies of her address wero sold in St. Petersburg,
and the fate of the eloquent speaker
gave force and emphasis to her closing words:
"Tlio association will avenge me, and its vengeance
will be terrible. Let your li.ingnioti
and judges massacre ard destroy us now, during
the short timo that foieo is still on your
side. We set against you our moral might,
and that will triumph. Progress, Liberty and
Equality light for us, and through theso ideas
no iKnunet can thrust" Her eloquence
availed not, and Sophie Dsrdin was sent to
labor in the Siberian mines for nine years a
dreary expiation for one y ear's propagandism
of revolutionary doctrine.
Sophie Hardin is in Siberia; Vera
is in exile; Sophie PeruiTski is dead.
But although the three leading actors in the
tragic drama are thus accounted for, there aro
many others whose liauies appearand re-appear
in the blood stained annals ot Russian
sedition. Of theso we catch but passing
glimpses, some ot wtncii, it must bo aitmitteit,
are by no means calculated to attract. Olg
Itassoffski, who sent a bullet through tlio
head of a police-sergeant; Anna Makharevna,
who fled with a passjiort forged by two other
revolutionary women from tho punishment duo
fur her share in the vitriolizuiioii of the spy
Onronovitch ; and Achrlstoff, the
ear-old priest's daughter who made lovo to
the detective Lavrcffki, in order to betray
him into the hands of the Nihilists, who cut
off his ears and sliced off his no6e, aro among
those who, ruthless ns destroying angels,
keep up the Red Terror in Rug.su. Of others,
such as the daughter of
who was arrested at Kieff, of Vera
Larissa Sarudneff, and Olgu Shiiiuski,
little mere is know-n than their names and
their fate. The case nf Jnde Kraknffski, tho
daughter of a university official of Kieff, w ho
was remotely implicated in the afliiir of
in IS77, and brought to memory tl.u
other da by the coiifinution of her sentence
of banishment to Siberia for the heinous
offence of having destrmed compromising
ns tiers instead of handinz them over to tho
police, and of being in posiession of the
"Story of a Peasant," by MM.
and Chatrian "She was only twenty
years old, but all Kieff," sas her admirer,
who predicts that ere long her statue will rife
upon the site of the furlress of her native city,
"knew her charming smilp, and the immense
treasure of her charity toward the poor."
Still more remarkable was the case of Victoria
Gnu!; off ski, daughter of a medical dispenser
nf Odessa, who, on hearing that the Nihilist
Kovalsky had been sentenced to death, created
a riot in which two persons were killed
by the 6oldicrs, led a mob of red-bloused men
thrpngh tho public streets, and addrcsad
them with revolutionary eloquence from a
stand in the middlo of the boulevards. Site
was arrested; hut was rescued by tho crowd,
and made her escape, only to be arrested
apain the fi llnwing month and sentenced to
Siberia for life. This week, however, the
news reaches us that ,she has terminated her
misery by suicide.
A Model Indian Speech.
It is not exactly modeled after the epeechof
the celebntitd Wringo Chief Logan, which
Jefferson has immortalized fur the school boys.
But, then, the Wnshlnjton CajnUil is not
history, and Donn Piatt is not Jefferson, So
here is the great and only Logan:
On Monday uext, the satno being to-morrow,
a large conclave ft Indian chiefs will be held
at the Inferior Detriment. They come to
have a friendly pow-wow aver the question of
the
changing tneir retervation. ihrougti I lie
courtesy of Standing Bear's privato secretary "
(he Co ilnl lias licen lavoTcd niih the speech
that celebrated Sioux chieftain will deliver on
the occasion, and which will be submitted in
manuscript to Secretary Kirkwnud. Tho
reader wiil observe that Dear speaks
as if he as addressing his own people nt home.
This is an idinsyncrasy of the Indian character.
He says :
Gentlemen of the conference, warriors and
palo faced snooks from the land of the rising
sun: My people aro ctrdially invited by the
white father to nick nti their furniture and su
L West to grow op with the country.
o arc asKeu ! leavo onr lands and lakoup
some claims in another locality under the
desert land act.
The white father tells his children to scoot.
He says he needs these lands in his business,
and asks the red man to gather his papooses Of
and take a little excursion into a strange land.
The -white mn knows thai when he speaks
we must obey his voice. He has the regular
army and another man to enforce bis commands.
We accept the situation. The bones of our
ancestors are here, Ucre are our homes.
llere arc the spirits of our dead. We have
handed in our remonstrance, but it won't
const.
In a fc moons we most turn our backs upon A
these hilhr&d valleys, and go to oar new
reservation.
Whito men, with tttcjr pale sqnaws and
topouses, jll build their
wigwan.8 here- The prospectors, will come
nere ana dig boles into the eaith, anathe far.
ruer will' plant liis crooked-neck cqaaS)
abore tire asbc of rov oeonle. ftiand
TVTiea tbe vLito father aurU the music wo
waltz to it.
We bare been isted in irrimle tTrn mmlm
bcrtj aod toe com like white mn. OuriwiJru
aro Yery beavv, and we cannot promote the
string bean. We will do what is right, but
we cannot work. Tlio Indian cannot hunt tho
potato bug when the deer and antelope are
ripe. We cannot dig post holes in the hot sun
when the chase calls upon him to go forth into
the forest.
Here, where we have roamed through the
tall grasi and hunted the tho pale face
asks us to dig irrigation ditches and plow the
green earth w ith u rebellions mule.
Here, when onr war cry hat been answered
back by the giant hills, we aro told to.whack
bulls and join the church.
They con.o to tn and tell us to goto school
wear pants. They ask us to learn the language
of the palo face, and go to Congress
They send men to tis who want as to learn to
spell and wear suspenders.
We cannot do this. We are used to tho
ways of our people. Our customs are as old
as the universe. We scratch cur backs against
the mountain pine as my iicoplo did a thousand
years ago. We cannot change. We can leave
our land, but we cannot change our socks
every spring and do as the white man does.
We can go away from our horqes and live in
a strange laud, but we cannot wear open back
shirts and lead in paayer.
Warriors, we will go to the land our white
father has given us. We will take onr squaws
and our yellcr dogs, our wigwams and our
fleF.
We will go to our new home beyond the
river now, and when tho autumn comes we
will take a bridal tour back to this country.
Wo will construct a holocaust, whatever
that is, and spatter the intellectual faculties
of tho ranchers all over the conntry.
That is all. I am done. I have made my
remarks. I have twittered my twit.
Singular Verdicts.
ShicJ. in his Shclvs oflhelris'i Bar. relates
how a Claro jury of old, in a case of
felonious gallantry, acquitted tho prisoner of
the capital charge, but found htm guilty of "a
great undeaceney."
This is nothing to tho verdict ol a Welsh
iurv: .. "Not cuillv ; ..- but we recommend him
not to do it again.
It is also related that an English jury, not
very bright, having before them a prisoner
charged with burglary, and being unwilling to
convict him capitally, and at no personal violence
accompanied the robbery gave tho safo
verdict: "Guilty of getting- out of the
window."
Hut tho mot orignnl was that of an Irish
jury before whom a prisoner pleaded "guilty,"
throwing himself on the mercy of the court.
Tho verdict was " Not Guilty' The judge,
in surprise cxclaiiuci : " Why, ho has confessed
his crime 1" The foreman responded : "Oh,
my Lord, you do not know that fellow, but
ucdu. lie is the most notorious liar in tho
whole country, and no twelve men who know
h's character can believe a word ho says." So
tho prisuncr escaped, as tho jury adhered
their verdict.
Of the vprdicls in the Urited States wo may
mention the following, but will not vouch fo'r
tlicir actuality. However, they are funny,
even it they should not be true:
A Rhode Island jury was five days debating
on n hog caso involving seven dollars, and then
camo in, found the hog not guilty, and recom
mended both plaintiff and defendant to tho
nf l,c court.
A Pekin III., corner's jury rendered a very
singular verdict that a man whoso body was
found in tho river, came to his death by a blow
on the head, "which was given cither beforo
or after drowning."
And this rather doubtful one:
" Jury," said a Western judge, "you kin go
out and liud a verdict. If 3011 can't find out)
of your own, get tho one tlio last jury used."
Tho jury returned u verdict of "Suicide in the
ninth degree."
An Indiana jury recently returned a written
verdict of " Blode In peces hi tho biler bustin."
gnicml $$errji;utdisr.
W. DE FRIES,
VETEEINARY SURGEON,
WILL ATTPN'D TO ALL
SICK OR INJURED HORSES & CATTLE.
Office and Stalls at Hawaiian Hotel Stables.
Orders left at fl. Vt'rrt't Shoeing Shop
trill lie atfended to.
ncrrni dt rzruussinx to
C. T. Gnllck. II. J. As-new l". A. Harmlen, V. Opfe rjell,
Lenrra Cooke, Ikn. Simon Kaal, Goo. P. Cant-, II.
Webb.
SfAII orders from the other IfbnJ? promptly attended
to. Hl a tn
TKJE NOTICE!
J. & C.LANE'S
MA KB LIS WORKS,
BETHEL STItUUT, EAIt KI.MJ.
MANOFACTORERS OF MONUMENTS
Headstones, Tomha,
Tablets, Marble Mantels,
WashstandlTops, and
Tiling in Black and White Marble.
MARBLE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
itAUE TO OltDER
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES.
Xoiifinaetiln aurl IlendKloues Cleaned ami
Unci.
Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to.
e(W
HAATNO MADE EXTENSIVE
additions to their Fire-Proof Store, and baTin;?
received (lotala by many late arrivals from different
parts of the world. 03ld
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO THEIR SPLENDID
ASSORTMNET OFPLOWS!
Two cir loadi of nrhlchjure Uldjrbeen recetTcd from
Moilne Plow Co., andcotn prist
ISLslH Stool
Ko. 5, 6, 7. 8, 3, 10, 11, IJ, and II.
HALL'S BREAKERS,
AND TilECELEBUATEn
ttat.t. FURROW PLO"WS,
Hall Furrow Plows,
Stoel Side Hill Plows,
Koa. S. 12 and H. and the 1 1 Inch
ELTJXa. C?TJJE3Sr.
The hundred of ihe bore Plows now In cte la All
p&rts of the It lands will U1f for tbnnttlrra at Vi
ihelr pood qualities. New A grid.!, aril Ware Koo?i r
32x41, King bittti addUloc)
STOVES AND RANGES
all sixes and many fciada. Ittely recelred and on exhibition
In the
Hew Stove Room on King Street,
Including the I Ila; liar Slate. Pattern Coot Model
Cook. Lily Bale, TJaexeLTeleerai ph. Sample Cook,
Crowa. Soaihrrn Bell. Pilot and Alincda Stores. Also.
New Empress and Union IUnrt of all Paciflc
Cabooses, from No. o to No. C; Fame ' Boilers, Flat-iron
Htalrrs. Parlor Franklins and Coal Oil Morrj. all
sizes. (Store Castings and Eire Bricks constantly on
hand.)
ALSO IN STOCK
GOOD SUPPLY OF OILS !
Downer's sad Noonday,
Lard OH In barTelsand cases.
Cylinder Oil la barrels ad case.
Labrlcarlni OIL. la barrels sod cases,
Castor Oil In barrels and cases.
Neat's Pool OH in barrep. and cases,
Babbock's Palc,Eolled a,ad Eaw Oil la barrels and
drams, t
Besides all the lteni abore menUoaed. f hare on
a mj fall stock and assortment of all Goods that to
wvarc aeaii la, ana auajr new uua:a ectct kepi
B.O HALL SON.
KONA COFFITB
' m rerSaJcby BOliEastCa
mtra! tnhndiSe.
HOLLISTER & GO.
BEU LEAVE TO
INFORM THE PUBLIC
That they hare moved Into their
KEW ASD COMMODIOUS STORE,
In the Fire rroof BslUtasl
NO. 59 NUTTANTJ STREET,
Thredocrs below thtlr old itand. where may be fouad
the most complete tswrtment ef
Drugs, Chem'cals & Toilet Articles
ix the crrr.
Amonc a few of their Specialties may be found a Fait
Stock of
The Crown Goods
CONSISTING OF
Perfumes. Soaps, Cosmetics,
AND TOE CELEBRATED
Opaline Face Powder.
There Good retired th hlhett award at the Uts
Sjdaey Exhibition onr all other competitor!.
A LAB GE ASS0RTME231
OF JOHN GOSHELL'3
Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Camcllinc for the Complexion and Teeth,
LUBIN'S AND PliMAUD'S
Soaps Cosmetics and Face Powder,
CELLULOID TRUSSES
Eipeclilly adipted to this climate.
A Full Line ol
.Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics,
Carbolic Acid tad Chloride of Llrae, for dUlnfect
lugpuruotet.
Agents for P. lorillard & Co's Celebrated
Tobaccos, and Drawing Boom
Tobacco and Cigarettes,
Buchanan & Lylo's Tobaccos,
Which wc hare lately Introduced here, and which la
rapidly crowing Into favor and demand.
WIH. S. KIU1BALL S CO'S VANITY FAIR
TOBACCO AND CIOAKETTES,
Which are ao well known all ore r the world ai to need
no comment from uf.
Goodwin & Co's Old Judge
TOn.VCCO AND CIQAItETTES
ALWAYS IN DEMAND !
Amu: our One It&ndml brand of CIQAIiS, w
would call especial attention to the
"Hon.BardwellSlcte,"
The Favorite Eed Brand, Pedro Marias,
The Fragrant Stump.
They also continue to manufacture
Soda Wator ip all its Branches
Together with their
BelfastGingerAle.
RECEIVED THIS Dii.Y
EX BAKK KAT.AKATJA.
HAY. ClMFOItMA
Iv Oat. California Barley, California Ground Barley,
California Vein. California "heat. California L'ran.
Alt fresh and in cood order, and for sale ion by
I10LLKS CO.
l'LOUlt.
T1 OLDEST MATi: KXTR.V r.JIII.V.
"OT Uolden Gale Bakers' Extra,
Excelsior Extra,
Ex bark Kalaluna, for file by UOLLK3 .t CO.
GltOCKKIKS IX " KAI.AKAUA."
A- Jir.Itllll.I.'.H Vrmt 1'iinder,
PIIKSTOX Tea, English Breakfast Tea,
Crashed Sugar, tiranulaled Sngur, Ctbe bnrar.
For Sale by UOLLES CO.
ritovisioNs.
rtniK. nxritA mks.h m:i:r i.
Pnijir.
barrels. Extra Family Beef In half barrels. Extra
Pie Tort la '1. i and !, barrels. Butter in 3) lb krgt
and 4 lb glass Jars; IlauiH and Dacon (extra nice). Lard,
for sale by buLLEs & Co.
SALJIOX.
mvr.uM vijni.v in 11 vnnr.u
Coi.i'nniA
and half barrels, Canned Salmon J and3 lb Una.
I10LI.E8 Jt CO.
PAINTS AND OILS. -ATLANTIC
Lead, UnbbQck'eLead. Ilnbbacs's ZlUe,
Verdigris, lilnrfc I'aint. Chrome Ureen,
Chrome Yellow. Pari tireen, and a
Full assortment of Fancy I'aint. v
For sale by BOLLE3 Co.
HEMP CORDAGE AND HOLT HOJ'E.
. A.ssortTJij:.T or sizes i'iiiui 2,1.3
Inch to 8 Inch. Also. Spanyarn, SeJxfnjr, Ratlin,
jionseiinc, jiarune, JkOanaiu;, cc.
i HI!) BQLLES A CO.
BOILED UNSEED I'AINT OIL.
Rjm. Linseed i'aint Oil. Warranted Ihe pure Article
Lard Oil, for Lubricating:. Ca.es of Hplrll Turpentine.
Atlantic Lead. In packagra of I lb, and
upwards or M lbs. I'aint Ilrushas In great
Taricty. All of which will be sold at I'rleea by
W tf DULLES Jt CO.
CASE GiODS,
A larje assortment of Fruits, Meats. Flib,
Lobsters. Clams, Oysters, bhrlnips, .se..
st recelred, and for tale by bOLLES 6 Co.
CI (JAILS.
KOMI: VERY TISK HA31VLEH,
kJ Ex Kalakaaa, for sale by liOLLES it CO.
March 19, lent. a 23
3IAN1LA COKDAGK.
FTJI.1. AHSIsltTJIEMr OF SIZES moil
six thread to five Inch.
818 HOLLES A CO.
AND CHEESE,
BUTTEU
Received by the - City of Sydney.'1 For aale by
BOLLES A Co.
BLOCKS AND 31 AST HOOPS.
FATK.VT niosr STRiiaiEn ni.ucus
MeUlllelron Mrapped Blocks, patent Bnshine
t'lain unanin, a inn assortment 01 sizes.
Sl9 BOLLES & CO.
Gl!OCEKIE3.
im i. iMiiJi, o a inio
EpAiniuxiis" In Jars and Kejs. Coeese. Case
Assorted Table Prnits, Canard Meats, Jan and Jellies
Honey in Glass. Pickles Kt-s or Pickle., VetUbles
Kess ef Pig Pork for family nsc, Bats of Toffee, 'lefts
and i addles of Finest Tea, Sardines tn n.r and hf boxes,
ermicelll, Maocaront, CTackcrs in variety. coW 8aatt
Ke Su?ar. BOLLES & CO.
"VATS. BAUIaEY, BHAJf, CORX,
V Who cat and Hay. per " I,, u. and W. 11
ror saie oy wi.ua s. to
BY THE LATEST AEEIVALS
S'UOM HA.- FnA.VC'tKCU
HAVE ItECEIVED A L.VJIGE
WK
addition to onr former stock of Chip Chandlery
Ship Stores, Prorislons, Ac, Ac., which sires as ta
Greatest Assortment of Goods
Kept on these Islands, all ef which will be sold at the
Lowest JIarkel Prices, as nsnal. Oar friends and the
public generally are respectfully lntlird to examine
3 BlS BOLLES CO
PerCity of Sydney.
1 00 BAGS FIRST QU AIslTV POTA-
1 toes, Bisrs SllTTsila Onions
California Dairy Butter, la 3) lbs krjs, and i lbs
Glass Jars, put np Expresslf for our Trade.
Eastern Codfish, rtoneless C,dfieb. Eastern ihatM,
Eastern Bacon. Comet English Ilrrafcfsat Tea.
la 5 lb boxes. Comet Ooloej; Tea, i lb boxes,
Salmon. Pilot Bread, Crackers, aul Cake, Median
Bread In Casea
DtTOTIOE.
SCHOGL OF COOKERY RESTAURANT,
BICHAKTJS STREET,
Between Jlerchint and Queen Streets, Ilonnlula.
ITtllH r.M.ABfnJlET OFTI1IH IIOIKE
. alterations and additions betas complete. I bava
srten rooms, newly furnished, to lee Bath Boost with
shower and all modera ImproTemeats.
Celestials cmolored ia tall notue. All
tie cxmrenlcBCies of a First Class lloul.
UeaOa stt JLO. Hcmrs Is tho Sestaoraat.
BrtakfsstCtoBp.ro. Dinner C to 3 p. m. Sapper!
7 p. a. Board $109 per week. Klnzlc ilealsSjcnils.
Board and Bestdeoca ft 03 per week, br the diiy or
month, aj per atcacnt. Aexaowledftd trr all
The Best Cookls In HoBolnln, Bar Xim
AlM.thcjrtate'tlibenlUyiaallajrac.'rsBKuli. ''
m ia
gftunt gfirtfaniiijle.
iJBBIVAL OF THE CHESHIRE
DILLINOHAM&GO.
CAIali THE
RESPECTPTJIiIiX
mention erbnytri to their
STOCK OF NFW GOODS
J l ST ltECUVLD.
Ex "Cheshire," "Zoo," "Ka!o"
ASD OTIIEIt LATE AnBITALS,
tVhlea they offer tn lots to snlt. at tho Lowest Varitt
Kates. WELL SELECTED additions hare
been made to their Hat ot
Agricultural Implements,
Plantation Tools and Supplier,
Builders' Hardware,
(A Sue assortment of Locks by Bait from N T).
TOOLS AND SUPPLIES
FOE
Bfoclsmilhs, CarpenitT, Gibin'l Maker, Vp-
holslfrrf, iladiinisU, SudL'ert and
Harness Malirt, PainUrt.
House Furnishing Goods,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
.CHANDELIERS,
Lamps. Lanterns. Carriage Lamps,
Lamp Fittinzi, Wlcklnr, Chimneys, etc
KEROSENE OIL, IBO TEST,
Of the Be.it Brwils).
PAINTS. OH,. TURPENTINE. PUTTY,
VALENTINE'S celebrated Vamlahea.
Brushes In erery Taricty and tor all purpose;.
ONE SUPERIOR WOOD TURNING LATHE
. COMPLETE.
Stocks and Dies of latest Improved patterns,
Douglas Standand Suction Pnmpi,
Hay and Fodder Cnttert, Empire Portable Forjes,
rutform and Coanter cales.
Spi Idj Balances, a to DOU pounds.
Cut and Wrought Nails, Boat Kails, Tacks,
Horse and Mole Shoes,
"Ulobe" and I'utnan Horse Nails,
Horse and Mule llamrt, Whiffieticct, i
Cnrbollzcd and Standard Hoso, 8 and 4 ply,
Hose Couplings, Hose Pipe. Lawn Sprinklers.
" Philadelphia" and President" Lawn Mowers,
Breoms. Step Ladders, to VI fret,
"Enrtla" and UntTcnal" Clothes Wrlngrrs,
Hlnghant Buckets,
Galvanized Buckets, Tubs and Basins,
Sailor Tans. Saucepans. Fry Pans. Bat Traps,
Charrual. Shield and Tailors Iroas,Ssd Irons,
Tinned Iron Snoous and Forks.
Silver Steel Spoons and Forks,
Chunpsrne Cnrkscuws, ColTee Mills,
Bestoo Card and California Matches,
BLloo Olsotla.,
Toilet and Laundry Soap.
Queen,' Crown," "Palace." "Sideboard," "Zero"
DEl.e3risroreitorQ,
und Hjjtknlc Water Fillers and Coolers,
Ice Cream Frteaers,
(Inns, dim Xlpples and XlppleKcjs, Powder,
Shot and Caps,
Plows ! Plows ! Plows !
All sixes made to order, extra strung, by thi Mdllne
Plow Co , suitable for .u;ar and Rice Plantations,
COMPIUSLSO
flrnb Breakers, Boston Clipper.
Tarla lmprTrd Steel Plows, Gilpin Snlkey Plows,
OX CHAINS, OX YOKES. OX BOWS,
Topsail Chains, Trace Chains. Swire Is.
renceWIre, Itarbed WUr (Tainted and GaUanlstJ),
uiinniiru snii macK staples.
Fence Wire Stretchers,
Suporior Hemp Packing,
Jute and Cotton Twine, Bassln; Twine,
Shovels, Spades & Scoops,
Extra iiujllty, made to order.
Hoej "Crescent" Bice. Cane and Garden,
Superfine Sash Cord,
Wire Sash Cord, Sash Wdchts,
Blacksmiths' and Hand Bellows
Peter Wright's Anrils, 1U0 to CM pounds.
Vises Hand and Bench, Canlllnz Irons,
Carriage and Cart Axles and Sprlnfis.
Tnyere Irons. Machine. Carriage and Tire Bolts,
Bolt Ends. Nuts and Washers,
Best English and American File.
Cordage Manila and Sisal, from 1-2 in. up.
Leather Belling and Belt Laclnir",
Pure Lubrleatlns; Oils and Compounds,
Lubricating Cups of mosLapprored patterns,
Standard Axle Crease, Ulue. &o. xbm ie.
AOENTS FOB
Tlio Bain Wnjrori,
Tlio D.ivin Iron Wncon,
llalliilie'ii Bnrbetl Wire,
Albany Lnlirionting Compound.
Ilalli.lie's Patent Wire Hope,
American Liilirientorn,
Averill's Mixed Pninls,
Albany Cylinder Oil,
Continental Oil mid Transportation Co..
Calirurnia Wire Work.
DILLINOITAM 4 CO,
10 36 Fort Street. Honolulu.
REMOVAL !
The tTvnnnsiotEn nr.vH to ixron.n
hts Customers and the Public generally that
HE HAS REMOVED
niS BUSINESS TO TUB
Shops on Queen Street
ADJOINING II. IIACKFELD Jt CO..
Where he Is prepared to
Manufacture All Kinds
Carriages. Buggies,
Express Wagons,
and Cane Damp Carts
Also. tOyattend to
Eepairing, Blac&mthiiig
ASD
I shall also keep a
Full and Complete Stock
OF
ItUlUi, SPOKE.
HI MS, AXLES,
CtltlHAGETRmniXOS,
Paints, Taralabea. Beaatd Bar Iron.
Norway aid Sweden Iron.
WHICH I WLLL OFFER
AT
Bed. Rook. Prices!
aUOROaS FILLED WITH PM?Tn'gIa 3 DISPATCH,
Thankfa the Pablle for past Patronace, I hope bra
SSSSi&SEl ?"' aT
s n c. WEST.
LANDSCAPES.
PEI?SO"S "WlSllTNG TO HATE
views of lotucs or sb j oat dVwr pBetogrsay 4ase,
FienpoBEti xjt 8tyive
Br Sfly(e to iifuOttOgtti. at lo7vtt street
Hla),Jajt.,if. (SQ H.L. CHASE
general JgtrtfonJhr.
"Pioneer" 3Une
FROM LIVERPOOL.
THEfl. H. DAVIES
NOW OFFERS
or the BHxnsn
BAHQTJE "OBEK01T,,,
From Liverpool,
JUST TO TT?.ISJX,
(In W9 days, same run a last year mi and fjrjea
oUrr recent fhlpmeat. Ihe rotiewtrj;,
DRY GOODS AND CL01HIM0
FrinU of latest rtylcs, fast colors;
lllue DentRH, Whilu Crodoti Sliertfs,
llorrtttk'si Longr t'lotlis. Bnwn Lieem
Brill, Pure Linens, Mtileakie,
Blue ami Wiilo Check ListJ.
Fuiicy Dress Qoedr, Fnry PraWr
litisshi Crasb, Scarfs, Tier CrmvaU,
Crochets and Fancy Work,
Toweling and Towels,
JIuh'k White ami llmnrn Celten
Ladies' Hose, )Ien's Ctotliiny, faH
tions nnd Into styles;
India Rubber Coat a ami Capes,
Regatta ami Woolen Shirts,
Blue ami Qrejr Herse llla&kefi,
While Cotton Blankets,
Woolen Blankets, all aizes ami wejg&ts;
Wtsnlf it ami CaHtofi Flaneela,
Tapeelry Mats, Velvei Pile SsA.Carprt,
Hats ami Hugs, all sixes.
GALVANIZED
COEEUGATED EOOFIKS.
In C, T, S and 9 ft; leacths m nV Stmt
asxl Waihsss to mats.
Flain Oalvanized Iran in 8 ft. lewgths, J2 aa4
21 s"S
IEoo:Oja.sr Slates,
Fcnee Wire, Xes. 5, 6, 7, and fitoplen,
Railroad Iron with Fish Plates,
Mt sail Spfltes conpeete.
Fire Bricks, rortland Cement. Fire
Claj,
Galvanized BneVels, Tnbo. Basins, &.,
Best LiTertwoI Slt, Best Whltiwg,
Creckerr, Iron Bedsteads,
Powell Dufiryii Steam Coal
Worcestershire Sanee, Orweries,
ZINCS. PAINTS aJTD BOItED OILS.
Enpllsh Leather Belling, from 3 te 10 h,
SHerrer, .
Topsail Sheet Chains, "ArlminHy Tst;w
Slies I--I, 3-S, 1.2,
Hawaiian and American Ensigns,
ALSO
WINES AND LIQUORS,
VIZ,
" Pig Brand" Stoat, in pint and rjaarts;
Gninnaaa Stmtt,
Bhwicl & Wsdfo's AJe, pfhts antLrtestto:
Finest IskIIr Pal Ales, 044 Ttaf
Itennessy's Brrrnly in cases,
Bmndies in bulk.
Case Scotch ami Irish Wktskies,
Clarets, Sherries, &., &ei.
Sngnr Bags, Coal Bags, Bice Bag,
Twines, Heay ami Lfcht Burlaps,
Oil Cloths, Saddlery,
MOtKLEES. TATT &
Centrifngals
Centrifagal Xrinings.
AISO
Two 500-Gallon Evnporators,
Ac- Aw c
M9 THBO. H. BUVSJS.
WATER PIPES!
WATEE PIPES !
PAirrirjs i. waxx or u ALT a SIZES
tipHi( M ly on from Iks aw XsJss, wfst s wist
to sire tbe uderUed a salt. W base
60,000 Feet of Galvanized
Oa band. Just Received ex AUterT aact
and eon or It at
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGOBES
?rJfT",,.w',l'"8'"M,,B' katesetestrt
HOUSE PLUMBING MATE2ULS
SWJK Afj
.Earth Cloaeta, Cast Ires Srska,
EtMBieietl Cs. I,M Wiihaw,
Marble tups and Basfe for Waakssansb,
witlt Cnks ami CkaitM for sane,
IUao 1SIM. Cfcwlta,
Sewnr ami Sink Twj.it, BejS
KltehtM SUrp Skik, Smh
LIeht Cat iren Sort PIpe,t,3 & 4 iaefc.
All Work In the Above Line
wmbatteJtiwHIjtap.ton. AsM.Jaaa
atliaud.s.aewsat af
UNCLE SAM RANGE,
Tditf.STBOIe,latie.eaL 4fcWr
Opera, May, Quartette mi Ting M
Tasether aha tb
Cotton Plant, Sunny Souths
Kagna Charts, Osceata,
Demand, Bnck's and
Charter Oak SteTea.
t
3Dl'EKIOR FRENCH RANGES,
Tit Frfrals rsmtSes. t Hta.
Ships and SeKooners' Caixmse,
LaHtvJrj Steves, ETeraa Stercs
irYOVABKJXXTZOQr
ANYTHING IN THE ABOVE LINE?
o ok xrjis TO
jxr o "3? T"ei,
.B -Ib ersVtlfljSieTes & , m 4 tm-to
!? sWrfeba ( m, sea-state am,m4
Ilooolala. Jnisets. ms. MS
SPZCIAXKOTIOE.
fiel yeir fmim Tmei
8T A-
COMPETENT TUNXft,
WkahisJastarrtwuC IrMslwnrckMtew.
S0V3. OKDESS AT
wmjut fc mfmmm.
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