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Tin: PACIFIC COMMKKCIAL ADVKKTISKK: HONOLULU. JANUARY 1?00.
Lubricating Oils
Will be used very freely for the next six or eight months eo we
wldb, gala to call th attention of all Mill men and users of machinery to
oar TROPIC LUBRIGATINu OILS. 'or years thU brand has been used on.
UMe Islands and each eeaaon the demand has Increased so that this year we
have had to build a special oil warehouse at Kakaako to hold the hundreds
of barrels of ells w have to carry la stock. Tropic Cylinder, Engine, Machine,
Dynamo and Car-box il3 are the ones you want if you want every thins to
rua amootbly.
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Benton Boiler Compound
This compound Is entirely v egetabl contains no oil or acid, It be
ing a natural preservative for iron or steel. It rot3 the scale In the boiler
nd gradually cleans same. After the boiler becomes clean, the compound,
U used according to directions, will keep the scale forming properties of the
water in the form of solution or pendent, and the boiler can be kept cLean,
end the scale forming properties of said water can be blown out In the form
tf mud. It Is a great saver of fuel as It will cLean and keep clean any boiler.
Let 03 end you a barrel cn trial, no pay if not satisfactory. Packings, waste,
compounds, engineers' tools and supplies of all klnd3, at
E. O. HALL & SON, LTD.
CONNER FORT AND KING STREETS.
HOLIDAY PRESENT
Toilet Sets,
In Ebonite and CJ!as.
Perfumes,
In Baskets Cases and Taney lottle-.
Atomizers,
In New Styles.
Toilet Requisites. Maile Cologne
BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD.
FORT AND HOTEL STREETS.
Honolulu
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGISTS.
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Telephone 364.
VON 1101 T BLOCK. KIG STREET.
Cocoanut
Fibre
IS NOW USED IN
Mattresses.
We have just received a lare shipment of Fibre direct
from the factor.v, and are now prepared to fill orders for
those desiring
Cocoanut Fibre Mattresses.
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COYBE-MEBRTEII FMITIE OBHFAKT
. Progress Block. Fort St.
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KING ST., NEXT TO
V kive just opened a large new st
CREPE SHIRTS. NECKWEAR. GEN
TERPtmCES. SILK SHAWLS. ETC.,
We earnestly request you to see t
BARGAINS IN ALL LINES.
Drug Co
HARTSHORN S
Window
Shad
ROLLERS
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HAT MfMUf'ACT'.tHKP.
GEN fS' fUHWIsHlNCS,
CASTLE & COOKE
cck of HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK and
TS' HOSE. PAJAMAS, FANS. CEN
ETC. his di?play before buying elsewhere.
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FROM COAST FILES
.Continued from Page 1.)
enc? to beet sugar. In 1834-33 the to
tal beer sugar crop of the world was
but 182.000 tons; by 1SG4-C3 it had
reached 3CG.000 tons; In 1S74-T3 it was
1,219,000 tons; in 1SS4-83, 2.313,000
tons; in 1894-93. 4,792,793 tons; In
1899-1900, 3.310,000 tons. In 1 S3 1-33
beet sugar formed 13 per cent of the
world's total sugar crop and in 1899
1900 it formed Ct per cent. The sugar
producing area of the world In less
than half a century has been shifted
from the tropics northward, and the
farmer of the temperate zone has
.shown the ability not only to compete
with the low-priced labor of the trop
ics, but In doing so to reduce by o.ie
half th cost of the article produced.
GERMAN EEET SU3AR.
May Soon Lose It3 Chance in the
American LTarket.
BERLIN. Dee. 2.;. I)r. Pasch lead
er of the National Liberals in the
Reichstag, has just returned from a
four months' trip in the Tnifd States,
Cuba and the other West Indies. The
trip wan undertaken for the united Ger
man sugar Interests, the object of Dr.
Pasrhe being to study thoroughly what
prospects cane sugar had in the re
gions through which ho passed of com
peting successfully with German bet
sugar under the existing American tar
iff. In the course of an Interview to
day he expressed the opinion that Ger
man sugar would be driven out of the
United States market within throe
years unless the United States grants
hetter trri9 thin the present tariff.
He will fully discuss the matter in the
Reichstag, and will publish a Look or.
the subject.
Dr. I'asche, who says he greatly en
joyed his visit in the western world,
speaks enthusiastically of the "phe
nomenal prosperity everywhere ap
parent in the United States." He be
lieves a way will be found to effect a
commercial treaty with the Un'ted
States which will be beneficial to
both countries. It is asserted in ofli
cial quarters that the new tax rate on
accumulated capital in Prussia shows
an increase of five milliards.
A PASTEUR TRIUMPH.
A Way Found to Check the Decay
of Organs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 I. A Sun s spe
cial from London says: A Paris cor
respondent of the- Morning Post de
scribes one of the greatest discoveries
of modern science, which has just been
made at the Pasteur Institute. It sas
that Professor MetchnikoiT was en
gaged in seeking accurate doses of a
series of lymphs, each of which will re
juvenate a particular organ of the hu
man body. Metchnikoff's experiments
show that the explanation of senile
atrophy has hitherto been erroneous.
The theory was that certain blood cells
devoured others, and vital functions
began to weaken. Organic: poisons
thrown off energetically in youth were
believed to remain in the system in old
age, or at least to be less energetically
ejected. These poisoned the finer cells,
without acting on those of the con
junctive tissues: the noble cells died
or became the pre of the other or
plebeian cells, thus bringing atrophy
to the organ where metamorphcsis oc
curred. Metchnikoft" has proved conclusively
that the noble cells are not dead in the
organs atrophied by senility. The tov
eieign remedy against anaemia having
been discovered, an entire section of
the Pasteur Institute is now working to
find specific serums for each particu
lar organ.
If blood serum acts on the red glob
ules of the liver, the serum must have
a similar effect cn the evils of the
liver, that of brain on brain, and so on.
The experiments have demonstrated
this: '"The specific kidney serum was
found some days ago. The professor
is now determining the exact close for
medical purposes. The dirfc-oven' has
now passed the period of mere labora
tory experiments. The celebrated Dr.
Vidal is now at work on human ser
ums." DWIGIIT L. MOODY DEAD.
Peaceful Ptssinp: of the World
Famous Evangelist.
i:AST NORTHFIELI) (Mass.i. De
cember 22. Dwight L. Moody, the
evangelist, who?e fame was world wide,
died at his home here at noon to-d ly.
! His family was gathered at his bed
side and the dying man's lat mo.nents
I were f pent in comforting them.
Early in the day Mr. Moody realize !
that the end was not far off and ta'ke 1
j with his family at intervals, being con
scious to the last, except for a few
fainting spells. Once he revived, and,
! with wonderful di.-play of Hirength in
his voice, said in a happy strain:
"What's the matter? What's going on
here?"
One of the children replied:. "Father,
you have not been quL:e so well and f-j
we came in to see you."
J A little later Mr. Moody talked quite
frctly to his sons, saying: "I have al
ways lxen an ambitious man, no arn-
bitious to lay up waelth, but to leave
you work to do, and you are going to
continue ti" work of the sehools in
i Hat Northfield an 1 M ntnt Herman
and of the Chicagj P.'.ble In.-tiru;e."
As the r.oon hur drew n-.ir the
wac h-T. at t!i bed.-id ned th ap-
: proa -!i ft d-xith. Sew ral t;n:es his lips
:row. d as if in prayer, but the articula
t':o:i wn so fa::u th?: the w-vrds could
:i"t be h.-arJ.
Ju-r a - d-":a e.i.r.e Mr. M i.i iy fpokn
as if from s'.urn ;v-r and sii l with much
joyou.-n'.': "I s-e carta re.- 1 nsr:
hav n ! opening; Gil is ct'.r.ng me,"
' nn! a moment liter h. expir- d.
Th- ! u.-ial took place a: Nor.htii-M.
the luzon compaic-x.
The Cavalry Still tn the Trail of
Fleeing Rebels,
f WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-A cable
. gram from General Otis was received
at the War Department giving the first
news for some time of the detachments
under Colonels Hare and Howse. who
are purfudng Aguinaldo. General Otis
advices indicate that they are close on
the insurgent leader and also state that
i four of the American prisoners have
! been retaken, though Lieutenant Gill
( more is still in the hands of the enemy.
Ceneral Otis' dispatch follows:
"MANILA, Dec. 23. General Young
reports under date of 21st Inst, from
Vigan that Colonels Hare and How se
were heard from December 17th. still
in pursuit through the mountains of
thn Insurgent coir Tin. having our rris
oners, of whom four have been rccip-
1 tured. Lieutenant Gillmore remaining
a pi i oner. The insurgents are oiv
V;y in advance and the pursuit is con
tinued. The pursuing troops have en
countered great hardships, but will
probably strike Aparri.
"Two hundred end one Spani.-'a pris
rners from Aparri were received this
r.iorr.ini-'. 2'" niorr are in that section,
mostly friars, awaiting transportation
to Manila. The entire Sixteenth In
fantry leaves for Aparri tomorrow for
stations from that point a far ouMi
as nnyombong. Hate-bidder's hTtaiion
n," the Fourth is now on the lower Rio
Grande in eood condition to return to
the San Jose country. The Forty
fourth Infantry is being sent to Hughes
at Iloilo, who reports Panay, Negros
and adjacent islands quiet. Arriving
troops are in good condition and sup
plies are being unloaded through ser
vice established on the Manila and
Dagupan railway, two train-? daily. All
norts in Northern Luzon will be open
January 1st. OTIS."
ELEVEN CHILDREN TURNED.
Disaster at a Christmas Rehearsal
at Quincy, 111.
QUNCY. (III.). December 22.-Eleven
lit.'.e girls were binned to deah. five
others suffered injuri.s which in sev
eral cares are likely to prove fatal, and
several older pfrsors were severely
hurt during a fire that interrupted the
rehearsal of a Christmas play at St.
Francis' parochial school in this city at
3 o'clock this afternoon. The costume
of a girl who was dressed as a lamb
caught tire at a gas jet and she com
municated the flames to other children.
Ti)- city is in mourning.
TELEGRAMS CONDENSED.
Several Days News Put in Items for
Rapid Reading.
Yale is to have tour new buildings,
all street has another panicky feel
ing. ; A oig ice plant is to lie sent to Ma
; nila.
The Rank of England is in need of
! gold.
Severe snowstorms have prevailed in
; Texas.
j Filipinos are buying aims in
Europe.
Indiana will erect a monument to
Lawton.
I The widow of Marshal Raz line is ill
I in Mexico.
' A floating wharf is Iieing made for
Cape Name.
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Good crops are indicated in Russia
and Australia.
There are 1,500 cases of typhoid fevf r
at Cape Some.
An Episcopal church is being organ
ized for Manila.
' Wurtemburg postage - stamps have
been discontinued.
Filipinos have placed a large ordv In
Europe for artillery.
Serious floods are reported from the
State of Washington.
Rich copper veins have been discov
ered under Uutte City.
Rushrod Underwood, one of Mosby's
, famous scouts Is dead.
The expedition to relieve Marking
'is making slow progress.
P:of. C). T. Osborne of Yale is being
trid for body-snatching.
Molineux. the alleged poisoner, is
X .caking under the strain.
; France. will spend 500.0o0.ourt francs
'on coast defense and ship,
j Southern Democrats want to aban
, don the free coinage issue.
The Czar has presented a fine yacht
it) Prince G"o;ge of Greece.
The bodies of the Maine's b-ad have
'been removed from Havana.
! A new Panama canal cnmiunv lias
incorporated in New Jersey.
Electric launches have supplanted
condolaa on Venetian canals.
Millions of Christmas gifts passed
between Europe and America.
' Germany ha3 abandoned all idea of
buying the Danish West Indies.
Telephone service has Iweii e.-tab-j
lished between Berlin and Paris.
! The cruiser Hartford is now in com
mission and will go to Now York,
i It is officially denied that Major
1 Iigan was killed by his own men.
; A movement is on foot to add a Sec
retary of Commerce to the Cabinet.
General Wood has produced a mark
ed improvement in Cuban c onditions.
Citizens of .Manila express general
.sympathy ovc the deaJi of Gen. Iiw-
j Colonel Wingate succeeds Ixml Kit
i chener as Gove rnor Gt neral of the Sou
dan. I The famous frigate Constitution may
'be repaired and iir-d for a training
ship.
j Twenty-five thousand applications
for Spanish war pensions have been
filed.
The Chihotin Indians, in upper RrLt
jls.ii Columbia, have gone on the war-
path.
Cubans express confidence that I he
island will In free within a reasonable
: ime.
! Congress nan Ilou'elle has bc n tak
' en seriously ill with c ongestion of the
lira in. i
Thousands of Santa Clans letters'
found their way to the dead letter
office.
German officials deny that their flag
has been hoisted over the Apia court
house. Another steamer line has bc-vn es
tablished between Tacoma nnd Cape
Nome.
A gold Tine with ore assaying $217
per ton has been located near San
Diego.
Chairman Jones says that Democrat
ic prospects are better than they were
in ISDt).
Ij. R. Stock well, the San Franc isco
actor, has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy. r r tr r 0 r tr r r
Announcement to
:o:
Do m f fail to Ac jirrsmf of the oin'ntj
. . . or mv ciuiistmas sale
: Art : Goods
I Uyi'hr Mr. BoarihiHin Monofronnf.
find un iithiii'j you way dtsirr
CJ-:y TEH PIECES, Etc., Etc.
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j LI Hung Chang will probably be tie
graded in compliance with French de
mands. j It Is proposed to put a duty on cl.n -j
trlcity which is transmitted ran
; Canada.
j Ten. American locomotive of the
'latest type have been ordered for
France.
The wages if the Carnegie iron
workers have -lie on advanced to 1...
per day.
There is no truth in the Washinctou
rumors that M.s. McKlnlev' health U
critical.
Nearly the whole ?25. ) desired f,.i
tho widow of Gen. Iawton ban u
subsc ribed.
Admiral Dewey says he will remain
on the active of the Nivy as lon
as be lives.
Max Nordau Is likely to b. expelled
from France owing to hU criticisms ?
the French people.
No more Indians will be permitted i.
!eatv their reservation t take par;
in iM West tdiows.
The Duke of West mins r, the ri h
f man in Englind, iln I on Dec. 22
He was Ikitii In 1S1!.".
General Wood ha si: ceded Gov
ernor General llrooke an I made a the
in prcssion at Havana.
Charges of fraud are made In con
nection with the failure in llostoa m
the Globe National Rank.
Ixmdon newspapers hope for the nn
tinuance tf the moral toippopt of th
United States and Canadi.
The C7.ar will iry the experime nt of
moderating the press censorship iti
Moscow and St. Ivtershurg.
President McKlnlcy intends to visit
San Francisco next fall and witness t.h
launch of the battleship Ohio.
The battleship Massachusetts ba
made a successful iest of the new
tern of coaling In a iheay ea.
The court of Inquiry cm the Charb -ton
wreck shows that the officer of tie
ship exercised proper vigilance.
The Uem In he DoficVnoy Rill will
reach $71.nit0.noo, more than half of I.
duo to the expenses of the Army.
The Montana Supre me Court decid -
that money was corruptly used tu
electing Senator Clark of Montana,
A. W. Peterson, i he fugitive Count y
Treasurer of Yankton Co., S. D..
drowned himself In the Mississippi.
The Government has Interfered t"
rescue a colony of Itallina held ln
slavery by a padrone at Avon, New
York.
Georgia has forbidden sleeping ir
com panics to furnish berths for neii
passengers except in cars separate)
provided.
Thirty men arc entombed In 1.1
Rrownsville mine near ProwtuHvlIlc.
Pa. Seven others were found dead at
the bottom of a tdiaft.
A decree of Pope Leo providc that
marriages between Catholic and Prot
estants cannot be solemnized without
a dispensation from Rome.
The report of the Inspector General
of ithe Army suggests more tunda for
the militia and ticker relation be
tween regulars and volunteer.
An Imperial edict Just Issued offon.
especial rewards for the capture of th"
Cantonese reformer, Kanic Yu Wei.
dead or alive. A Kang Yu Wf I 1 In
Hongkong this I regarded as an in
citement to commit murder In a Brit
ish colony.
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