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DAILY PACIfciO OOMMEtiOlL a VWRflgEK. SEPTEMBER 28, 1891.
THE ADVERTISER CALENDAR.
OBITUARY.
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THE U. S. S. MARION.
September, 1891.
8u. Mo. Tn. W. Th. Ft. Sa. (T Sept. 3.
-JwNew Moon.
1 2 3 4 6
-jk Sept. 11.
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 FiretQu'rfr
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Sept, 17.
ViFoll Moon.
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
fff- Sept. 24,
27 28 29 30 V& LastQn'rfr.
Mrs. M. K. Smith, widow of the late The U. S. S. Marion, J. R. Bartlett,
Dr. J. W. Smith, died at Koloa, Kauai, commander, arrived at thia port on Sat
on Thursday last, September 24, 1891, urday, September 26th, 18 days from
in the 75th year of her age, after a pro- Behring Sea, and dropped her anchors
THE DAILY
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
1 1 111 T" . .
luugeu niuesa. ror more man a year
and a half she had been confined to her
bed, and required constant care. This
care she received from her devoted son
and daughter, Dr. J. K. Smith, and
Miss Juliette Smith, and from others cf
her children as they were able to be at
her bedside.
Mrs. Smith was born at Greenwich,
Connecticut, October 15, 1816. She came
to these islands with her husband in
1842, arriving at Honolulu September
m the naval row on the Ewa side of the
U. S. S. Pensacola. On the 7th of Sep
tember the Marion left Onalaska, a coal
ing station of the United States Govern
ment, and also the best and most im
portant harbor in Alaska on the Behring
fcea. The vessels remaining in the har
bor after the Marion's departure were
the United States vessels Mohican,
Thetis, Alert, revenue cutters Rush and
Corwin, and the United States collier
Al Ki. The last named steamer had
Be Just and fear not;
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be
Thy Country's, thy God's, and Truth's.
MONDAY,
SEPT. 2S, 1891.
TRIAL BY JURY.
The Hilo .Record voices a com
mon sentiment against jury trials.
The main grounds for the want of
2 of, tftt Jer' S? 8he ha(l ust com. wrty marines on board, whose services
pieieu lUBiuurmmii year oi iier resi- are required for guarding prisoners cap
aence nere. . . tured from sealing vessels found within
ur. ana Mrs. bmitn, and Kev. and forbidden grounds. The British fleet
Mrs. -Koweu were the only passengers consisted of the Nymphe, Pheasant and
on the little brig Abigail, of 210 tons, in the coal ship Costa Rica. The Alert is
their long voyage around Cape Horn, probably now on her way for China, and
V ery soon after their arrival, the Smiths may cau at this port. During the time
were stationed at Koloa and there lived
until the Doctor died in November. 1887,
in his 78th year.
With the exception of a very few
visits to Honolulu, airs, smith never
left the island of Kauai.
They had nine children, of whom
seven are living. Miss Emma C. Smitl
of confidence in the jury system now at Koloa ; Mrs. A. S. Hartwell, of were to return
... a. s. Honolulu; William O.Smith, of Hono- middle of this n
which manv norsnns fint.firt.fiin mfiv . V ir o.-.u t-i' . miuui oi uiib u
thus bo stated : Most jurors are
lulu; Dr. J. K.Smith, of Koloa-; Alfred
11. Smith, of Koloa; Mrs. W. Water
lit rorliT nnromilioT. tttiK Iottt ta-fma I .' ' '
wwV uuMUi..M,. y """" Juliette Smith, of Koloa; and twenty
and rules of weighing evidence, I grandchildren survive her.
wi j l i The deceased was a woman of rare
MU.UalC tU UI mental personal charm9 a JeVOtcd
misapply the rules oi law lam down mother and Christian, who left her 1m-
fm- fbpir (rniilnnr. hxr 4hn nnr-f Press not only on ner family, but on
& "J many of the native Hawaiians who
The average jury is almost sure to looked up to her as their spiritual
have Romo momherfl whn jiva hifisftd mother and teacher, and who will mourn
i"cu) SUnurrtiscmcnts.
Auction Sale;
Hawaiian Hardware Co., I'd.
11Y JAS. F. MORGAN
SEASIDE
n
MM Ml IB
in
on the one or the other side of
the controversy. The facility with
which persons are acquitted on
criminal charges often leads to the
1 lift tt m
nerueatn. in lormer years more tx
haps than of late, the house of Dr. and
Mrs. Smith was the only stopping place
lor strangers passing through Koloa, and
many were forced to seek a resting place
under their roof, but no one ever left it
- f .1 . ... . j.j I nnuuui iidviug UCCll lUlUICfcbrJU Willi lllt3
.mwwito viwvx iuu juij lovely Christian character of Mrs. Smith.
not understand the case or were in- and without observing how much the
ri:pa n natives trusted and loved her. It is the
different to their responsibility. On example and teaching of such men and
the other hand, educated lawyers women as Dr. and Mrs. Smith that have
oecdfeiDg the responsible position &$$S$St'&$
oi judges are more liKely than are greater advance in a shorter time from
inexnerifinnftd inrnrs tn bn f m ei? former uncivilized condition than
from bias, interest or prejudice, and
: j , r personals.
wviguh io evidence, anu 10 uis
w-.. "V r Jnsfiftfi Hftlft of t.h SiiTireiriA f!nnrf rn.
dence which is material, relevant turned from Kau, via Hilo, in the Clau-
the Marion was cruising in the Behring
Sea with the other ships of Uncle Sam,
no less than six sealing schooners were
captured.
The British Commissioners to report
upon the Behring Sea question left On
alaska sometime in August for Petro
paulovsky,'a pert in Siberia, and they
to Onalaska about the
month.
The Marion will remain here till next
Tiiursday or Friday, when she will pro
ceed for Yokohama to report to liear
Admiral Belknap, commanding the
Asiatic Squadron. She came here for
provisions and to take in about one hun
dred and twenty-five tons of coal. The
Marion carries six 9-inch smooth bore
guns, one CO-pounder rifle and. one 8
incn rin ; pivot gun, oesiaes several i rn i :: .
minor n.:.i:hine guns. The number of icmws mese pnybicicii,
. i : .. f ' 100 rnu. i. ... i
lucn.wuuMveuiura.areioo. . AUC their medicines mat are
officers, who were commissioned on I
April 27,1891, at Mare Island, are as nleasant. and none ot US like
c . I X '
Commander J. R. Bartlett.
Lieut.-Commander J. J. Hunker.
Lieutenants J. A. Norris, H. P. Mcin
tosh, A. G. Rogers, J. H. Hetherington .
Ensigns G. R. blocum, W. M. Crose.
Chief Engineer W. S. Smith.
Monday, Sept. 28.
At certain seasons of the
year drinking water every
where becomes impure irom
different causes, and frequent
ly ritVacp follmvs its use. The
water here is no exception
not even that taken from arte
sian wells. If you take a drop
of water and olace it under a
lo:i crr" f At Auction
nrnhihitinniqt would see after
1
2Tni) aiiwrtiscmci
Us.
S H A
y..o c klTTT
C 1
the
; a8o abont
that, am. L,nnK wno una..
ands, looking out':for a ni.f !?u Z
lot, with pure artesian wau, 1 Ce lo w
a railway running through thP t ? n, JJ
to take him up to business 2fJck ya
an old Irish. gentleman in
everv 'u re
Belfa;tTning.
tne strange, uui yei not Unfamils 0nbv
Brown, took it into his head to
making the Shemrock Linens iu 8tart in
mills, zephyrs won't work thm Tve
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demure
ITOE SALE !
J-hni, they
autho
rUy
1 -i 1C
a prolonged spree. n yuu
drink ordinary water, fresh
from the taps, you take these
snakes, or whatever they are,
into the stomach, and then
trouble follows : Snakes won't
assimilate with plain every
day food, and the physician's
fee is so much per visit good
it's
un-
WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1S91.
has been witnessed by any other similar
race.
Paymaster H. G. Colby.
Surgeon B. F. Stephenson.
Lieut, of Marines C. Marrast Perkins.
Assistant Surgeon T. A. Berryhill.
Assistant Engineer J. L. Wood.
Boatswain Samuel Ward.
Gunner Samuel Cross.
Sailmaker Chas. E. Tallman.
Carpenter Wm, L. Maples.
Pay Clerk O. G. Haskett.
and competent, and that which is
immaterial, irrelevant or incom
petent. Everyone who is familiar with
jury trials knows that all this is
dine, on Saturday, having traveled over
land via the Volcano.
11. S. Tregloan, the " king tailor " of
this city, returned in the Claudine from
a professional tour around Maui.
Ben Hogan, the ex-prize fighter, who
lias entertained large numbers in tins
true. But it would bo unwise, for ty with his varied exhibitions, left last
these reasons, to discard jury trials. Fra y f( ato? Uf' , w.
rn. . ' . A , Hon- Russell D. Walbndge of Wai-
lhe jury system is, to begin with, luku and Mr. L. M. Vettlesen of Kahu-
a prominent feature in a renre- lui are at the Hawaiian Hotel.
I T TT T Jl r -r -
enutivo form of government sSiSK
among English speaking people. Hotel.
It the people have an actr 0 part to Hon. H. A. P. Carter's health has
Kauai and Jas .
at the Hawaiian
to taste of bitter things when
we can get a chance at the
sweets. Now then, toremedy
the trouble bad water has
caused, and prevent disaster
in the future get a Filter.
You want the best and we
1 . T . 1 t
nave it. iotning equals a
Gate City Stone Filter to puri-j
fy bad water. It's all natural
A number of fires have been ex- stone and nothing" to get out
unguished by the
HARDEN HAND GRENADE.
A large lamp holding a gal-
1 1 1 1 m
ion or Kerosene on ien irom a
ceiling producing a solid sheet of
flame six feet square and ten feet
high; with six grenades this fire was
extinguished at once, and no dam
age done
grenades
insr may be the means of
By order of the Oahu Railway and
Land Company, I will offer for
sale at Public Auction, at
my Salesroom,
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU,
On Wednesday, Oct 21, 1891
At lO o'cloclc A.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF VALUA
BLE SEASIDE AND COUNTRY
RESIDENCE SITES ON
whom are exceeding! v nr,.. 8
--r-..om.j h-ictj a-.j
who I have been assured nn
all possess looking-glasses.
Alter experiencing some diffip
inseparable to all new enterprise V68'
eeeded in making the best Linens i 8Uc
and raised the reputation of his tr
above all others. His successoraT?
in their father ' s, .foot-steps hav! uin
maintained it, and conaeonon 1 ore tha
Linens are to-day the best Vnft .?,hao
world over, particularly in
in wear, and the beautiful hI-. 0lUt
known all tv.
llltV. flh..L.. 1
table damask.
A notable feature
designs m
the
& Son's Linens is that thv nn ma Bf0K
COTTON, and when they are washed y0uTlN
unable to riddle -aa peas throuch tv
When vou buv Iri.qh T T norm 1 i
" i -'vuo 1UOK OUt o j
get them with the Shamrock TraHp m
w iBi n ! M K -
nt ha n-nft donm no "ORi
w. c. s
Sole Agent for the
2878-3t 1394-1 t
P R 0 U L L,
Hawaiian
1
of order. Dont think because
you are drinking artesian
& This truly encnanting location for sub-
it. There are and vou've fot urban homes must be seen to be appre-
m. . t dated ; a lovely grove of algeroba trees
to niter It to make It pure. covers the entire grounds, streets 80 feet
irrm cwr 111 WMUh flre ,aiU OUt and G inCh pipes
yuu bvveep are being laid to conduct water from a
The Peninsula of PACIFIC HARDWARE CO, I
Pearl City!
Fort Street, Honolulu.
How often do
. A Email quantity of these your carpets; one, two or three ced bf llcCaSsstMo C
distributed in a build- times a dav ? The oftener VOU the sweetest water of all the wells they
take in the administration of
the
PACIFIC
HARDWARE CO.,
FORT STREET.
1377 277G-q
LtU,
lmoroved. SO as tn nllnw liim in Ipqvo
JUS" Germany, and ho hns Vippti nflviaprl hv
tico and decline to perfo rm their his physician to return to these islands,
duty, either by avoiding jury duty which he intends doin2-
iv u , . ., Mr. C. L. Eaton, a railroad man of
or giving lax attention to it, they much experience, arrived in the last
have themselves to blame. It is steamer from San Francisco, accora-
worth a good deal to a community Pad by his family.
u i i i i. .i Mr A- Reilly, representing the Pacific
to have something to growl at with Coast Commercial Record of San Fran-
comparativo immunity. One of C1S,9 arrived in the last steamer, and Notion in Slf nr1r1inlrloia
, . . . . will remain here some time. Hemms iWlAtc OLULKllUllltJlfcj.
napoleons maxims was to let sol- to procure statistics and other informa-
diers grumble. Few care to risk tl0n regarding these islands for an illus-
theirintercBtBbyindulgiDg(if there S" TTJ
savins I 4.1 i . w" . xuciwudjf
oi vvrri i iii c-" si 11 11111 'i 1 1 1 1 1 ;i 1 r 1 1 1 ;n natro PAncrrnntari rtm vetoa.,;-,
Wi uunaia HUlluul 0,ir T1.Q uQr,4. a storage capacity ot over two million
erty. t 11V-W nv utai ji gallons, and built a flume extending Z)4,
An invoice of the above at carpets are not made of iron JS !S?, t
- jvyi.in v v.uumijr louuou will ouppijr nil
and the more you sweep the abundance of pure water for a large
. , . population; to guard against such
thinner they get. bweeping droughts as we have experienced during
fni.Q. 4.1, rr Tj the present year, the Company have or-
takes the nap Off. Have you dered a Blake Pump with a capacity of
ever tried n Pnrnpf Wpnpr- ju,uuu gallons per day, which will be
ever tnea a carpet sweeper , repiaced by one or more of larger capa-
one of those arrangements Clt-V wuen needed. This pump now due
. , , , - " u om uie manutacturers will be placed at
With brushes, that you push once at the artesian well from which
TT i n , Ai water will be forced into the reservoirs,
over the floor once and then when not supplied from the mountains:
sit down and smile at the ease
rcus Sltocrtiscntcnts.
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T- ill'
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AND
ICE CHESTS
should ever be cause for it) in com-
he represents.
The Salt Lake Herald, of September
plaints against decisions of judges. ium sava.:, ,Uar Clty wa3 favored on
iiut jurymen mingle with the com- ing party just over from the Sandwich
munitv, and are sure to bo made Islands,consisting of Misses Agnes Judd,
A" , .. Rhoda Greene, May Dillingham and
W1SCW Awr unwcwia 11 iney siray Walter F. Dillingham, with whom was
Wide from the mark. Miss Caroline Frear. of Oakland. Cala.
Ponular iuatice mav not ilwivs Jhey enjoyed a drive to all points of in
ropuiar justice may not always terest, attended services at the taber-
bo of the ideal sort, but it answers nacle, and tried the bathing at Garfield,
,lnTT nAa j0fA,nu where their Hawaiian experience in
v.vtJ j ,ia. iviun. aquatic sports greatly added to the plea
tals of accused persons, if the sure of " the swim." They dined at the
trained lawyers who conduct the d'on W.gSSI Western-
public prosecutions, cannot obtain Miss Greene to attend school at St.
convictions, esnoniallv in Hawaii LPuis a.nd the remainder of the party to
. Massachusetts for a prolonged term.'
wnen a veraict oi nine out oi the
twelve j'urors can be given, it is
extremely likely that they have
failod to get together evidence to
justify a conviction.
Judges have large powers in
stating the rules of law which
govern a j'ury case, as well as in
the large class of cases which
come within tho jurisdiction of
KAWAIAHAO S. S. A.
About the vear 18G9
the Kawaiahao
a
Sunday School Association instituted
system of quarterly exhibitions or re
unions of the various Sunday Schools
connected with the organization. The
object was to give variety to the Sunday
exercises and to give a chance for a
somewhat competitive exhibition to the
different branch or apana schools. The
equity and do not admit of trial by system has been maintained continu-
jury. If in addition to equity fou advantage. It has been followed in
cases and to controlling and direct- tnis by tue Kaumakapili and other Sun-
iLft i0 1 uay ouuoois lurouguout lue counirv.
ing tho law m jury cases, the : Yesterday the usual quarterly exhibi
judges were to have tho sole and tion took place in Kawaiahao Church.
nvolnoiTTft e The following sections and branch
t, uowuluS UPU" schools took part: Kawaiahao Seminary,
the evidence and finding the facts Industrial Home,Pauoa, Lunalilo Home,
in civil and criminal matters, their rl Makiki Waikiki Keoneala,
v nvri 11 kuoia Moihih, Maunakiekie and Kakaako.
numan lallibility would soon bring The schools are always permitted to pre-
results which would tend to brinz Pare their own exercises, and as might
into even undeserved disfavor and of the Hawaiian eenius. the result is
often extremely original and alwaj's in
teresting. It is' a very common saying
that Hawaiians exhibit better than their
white brothers and sisters. It was ex
emplified yesterday. Every school did
well, some with surpassing excellence.
disrespect tho exercise of their
judicial functions. Such a result
would weaken tho hold which law
has, and ought to have, upon every
respectable community, and would Tne music especially was cf a character
be of itself a great misfortune. lJ'STSL
Judges ought not to bo brought formers. Several of the songs were pre-
pareuior uie occasion, some oi tne ex
ercises called forth enthusiastic applause
with occasional smiles from the audi
ence. About six hundred Sunday School
children and teachers joined in the ex
ercises, which lasted from 10 till 12.
SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.
into unnecessary conflict with so
cial interests. The chances are
great also, that the best of men
will sometimes use uncontrolled
power unwisely and unfairly.
While judges are arbiters of much
that vitally affects tho welfare of
the community, to make the same
men both judge and jury would be
to create a despotism or legal ttmle regular weekly meeting
. i. . ' , , , M- of this Club will be held in their
tyjruuujr wuitu wuuiu uu uuuuuur-
able, besides seriously hindering
exercise of legitimate judicial functions.
Rooms, Gazette Building, Merchant St.,
All members are especially requested to
be present at 7:30 o'clock sharp.
R. B. SCOTT, -Recorder.
2837-lt
be held at the office of C
L d., m this
o'clock A
2879-lm
Brewer & Co.,
A block containing an area oi five
with which you have done aere.? ha been reserved for a Hotel, and
j v- another beautiful Int. nf tli coma nr-on ;3
his city, on October 27, 1891, at 10 What everyone who don't use also reserved for a Public Park, which
. m. JON A. AUSTIN, , . the Company propose to make one of the
1 President. tnem growls about ? No most delightful and attractive resorts to
hllcf .-1 1 . he tound any where.
jii liig iicLiiu .
t iU r an nni'oitirtr riwriti
yoais, and coiitideralle ill i
buying the "lalt and test"
b!y a libie-lintd Kefriwrsi
which v.e Lad lo lake lacks
on iHxonrit of llicir failure lo
any cf tlie n quireuienig i
irij?crator, v.e have at last
sometliinjr, iriade on fcientifit
ciples, wi.idi will keep i ki
ar.d your futd in Mierttti
than uiiyttiing jet iiitrotlKtl
tins market.
The Gumej,
of which lliia diagram klioif
fitniction and circulation, m
in every refptct, a? manjM
w ho Jiave substituted tlitniior
eis can lottiliy.
The EDDY Refrigerators and Ice Chests, of which we carry a line, Inn
ways given satisfaction. . They are plain, well made and durable.
The WHITE MOUNTAIN IGK CRKAM FKEKZEKS, of which we
sold hundreds, are cenerall v known and appreciated. We have an aeBortnien
i i -' - - . . i . i ,i
nana irom a larsrft invoijH niRt. rpppivn.i frnm thn. fiirfntv. iLese are iue ii
rjatterns.
nnt
EX We keep reliable goods and sell at reasonable prices.
no
mi i ...
KnlM . A111S Place nas a11 the charms of Wai-
, iiunii uul ail easy kiki, with the addition of an inland sea
.TU1E ADJOURNED MEETING OP push and a clean floor seven miles long and four miles wide,
J- the Board of Underwriters will be held f c-icau nuur. we affording boating and yachting facilities
on wiuJNii-biJAY, Keptember 30th, at naven t manv. but What there second to none in the world.
11 a.m., at the Chamber of Commerce. A "iauy, uul vviidL Uiere
full attendance is requested.
A. JAEGER,
2379-3t Secretary.
Removal Notice.
are are Ood. Pearl City is situated about half-way
. 1 i caucujb eastern anu west-
in article that has become ern points of Pearl Harbor. The makai
end oi .Fearl City Peninsula points to
OBEGON KIDNEY TEA!
Is the Most Wonderful Medical Discovery
Modern Times.
G. McGREW HAS RE-i
moved his olhce from Alakea street to
corner King and Kichards streets. 2379-lw
1STOTIOE.
-A. N V
KID3STEY TBOTJBW
j 1 u Kirsti iiY ABSENCE FKOM
in
-1 f euu oi x-eari sjity Peninsula points to
almost a necessary ornament the entrance of the harbor,and is destined nTTT) T3 A A ntTT?
in a well fnrni'cWI nnrL. ,V some day (not so remote as some people, JTLJIjO Jt-t.0V JXjXX.11j
uiiui id u.11 may think) to be the irrpat nnrnmoioi
Easel. There are some per- emPm of the Pacific. The Pearl
r c . t t , , Plty, BCanch of the Company's line ex-
iect Pfems Ol art in Honolulu tends down the centre of the Peninsula
nnrl ni wunin say i,uuu feet of the shore on
ana one cannot always get a either side.
wall space where therf ic. a t.,: l
x i iii r luicuuiui: linn: i msHrsi
good liVht An easel mav he Vmed ?y rhe : ? & L Co-fco cal1 at my
& ngiiu mi cabei may DC office for free t nkets an.l m.na t v-i
... I .4 Ul X Col 1
piacea in any corner and you lly
ness in good con
2 Adler's avenue, olf PunchbowlSt.
jStotice.
W" T" I "V - .
UUtUM AJNJ) Ar TEK THIS DATE I
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted in my name without my writ-
fpn nnlor Sltf. IT rliiAiiitT
Honolulu, Sept. 21, 1891. 2874-lw
Onolulu (Drobablvthrp mnnthal rr
Sddu5i?. aUend rainpETEPPSON " Can hardIy miSS the light. We T?e Company will bind themselves
. o7flr;.A iJi. , , . . h m the deed to carry nurchasers. their
nQVO mafn U. . I r T ll t t . '
mtwi jdbcib in oxyaizea uie8 ana servants lor a term of nine
FOR SA.JLE. silver or imitation of it that SSSriri
looks better than wnr.rl anrl ffj??1.8?- Th0B.e who build on their
I I -- ixivilblltl 11U1U 1 1 LI.H 111 niir
AN HAWAIIAN BRAKE AND HAR- they are better in Styles. Buv , ase wil1 hereby secure a reduction
t u , .-lli't'iJ' .1 r- . I . iate, ior uie wnoie time.
uuc, uirow a scan over the 01 say 20 Per cent., making the fare each
too and thn rda !?i5 ,cents first-class and 10 cents
a " f jrviu xctv- Buconu-ciass.
ermer, Hitchcock, Strong This rare soot of earth i ; v,a
Stratemeyer or Furneaux on Jn.are,a' ?,;tl tUos? who would secure a
: ..:... , , ,X n lble now but destined in the near
it aim yuu 11 De pieasea. 'Tc, utJ woriu many times its pres-
I Anr Volnn n!ll . 1 .
If vnn l,a, or.,r V. A ;r"IBO 10 improve their
uv- any uiauu new rcoc"' "pporuimiy.
babies around the house, vou
should have an alcohol Lamp
on which to heat milk for it.
Young babies have a fashion
BKSB fcallinSfraIs at unusual ONE-POTJETH CASH!
..w o, ciia it a iuu inucn work 1
to make a hre in4 a stove iust une-urth 1 Year,
to heat a little milk. Nearly
everyone has an alcohol lamp
but there may be some people
who never had any use fo
them before. They're the
ones we re aiming at.
TO LET!
HOUSE, CORNER OF BERE
tania and Keaunioko streets.
containing 10 rooms, diningroom,
Kiicnen ana out nous
to David Dayton, 91 King street
2872-tf
TERMS:
FOE SALE.
A CHOICE LOT SITUATE ON
Punchbowl Hill, commanding a
grand yiew of the harbor and Dia
mond Head. Apply to
J. AjuFRED MAGOON.
2823-tf Merchant street.
One-fourth s Years,
One-fourth 3 Years,
Secured by Mortgage, Interest at 7 Per cent.
Per Annum, Payable Semi-annually.
Fashionable Dressmaking,
JiriSS BURROW, 15
UX "Firs't-Hflss Cnt.t.inP1 arid Fithncr.
' - ; - n"
by tne day or
EMMA STREET.
Also
week. Prices moderate.
2S40-lmtf
BZT Company will furnish Deds
and Mortgage free of charge.
MXT Skim Til n n. X j.
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO, LD., &sel7wc '
It is strictly a vegetable production and will not injure the rff 4
nor me most delicate woman, but will cure pain in the nac auu
retention of urine, diabetes, inflammation of the bladder or kidneys, .mjt
uepvaum uuue, icuwrrnoea, pammi or suppreaseu lxicnat kidce
and nil onmnlainta nriDmn
- - vvu4iuui KiJ CVX lOllJ IkUlll LV UlOvaOVU VI VlVU'"
urinary organs of either sex. , .. 0 kljneTf
nxuuy uiibiasfj ine pains arising irom ueiecuve iiuw" - irrfltioc3.'
rheumatism, and in attempting to cure the latter b7 outward apP"h .
entirely to reach the seat of the disease. We do not oiler tne j
NEY TEA as a specific for rheumatism, but are satisfied that rcany
called rheumatism would yield to its remedial virtues. . f ti $M
'JLhe leaf is put up in air tight tin caddies which preserve un-
properties and the decoction is made by the person using it, thus w.
soiute purity. nrnarfflff'
There are thousands nffljfod with disposes of the kidneys or v -,
who suffer in silence rather than make known their troubles. lDe" te tfc 5
by the use of various patent medicines, which, if they do not aBM .j
coe, a,, iea.51, cjo not lessen it. iiiven tnose wno secuie u. . na(ore
often fail to get relief, owing to the very complicated and deiicaw
organs affected.
It Has
For Sale by
no Equal!
BENSON, SMITH
k CO.. II
A LINE OF J
.rf I
m
100 Fort St.. : Brewer
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
CHOICE PATTEEK INDIA
1 Street
In one Dress Length of each Design. Evening anu
at 60 cts. per Yard.
surahs
BLACK
Jn three Qualities: $1.00, 1.25, $1.50.
Colored Sural
in U'8bt
Daily Advertiser 50c. per month.
(Opp. Spreckels Block),
FORT STREET.
J as. F. Morgan,
2848 13
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