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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-01
Dotfsunday Law Business

0Ct SunOuy Law business.
BIZ A. sHoRTFE1now.
I went down street to git shave,
For my beart was all gone out,
Und ven got to der barber shop
find I was all played out.
I saw fellow smile at me;
He asked why I did not shave;
I told he was id old fool,
Unt dat he must behave.
He told me den dat der Sunday law
Had closed up all der places,
Ont dat der BARRIERS customers
Must 90 nit durty faces.
I den looked up unit down der street,
Unit stopped to talk and tink,
To find fellow could treat,
Unt one, too, dat would drink.
I don't was long in finding one,
Or two, or three, or four;
Day came from every corner round,
Until der was score.
Such a crowd you never saw,
Day all was dry Us punk;
Day hadn't touched drop dat day,
Unit OF course day WAS not drunk.
But pretty soon We started out
For to get some lager beer;
But, some how, der ''seller" shouted out,
eve don't got no lager here!"
A sober barty-dat was aure-
1 could sware-unt be right
But never mind, they'll find cure,
Und fix it Saturday night.
AN EDITOR WHO IS DEAF.-We
thought everybody in the State knew
that we were deaf, but once in while
we find one who is not aware of the
fact. A Afemale book.p peddler came to
the Office the other day. She wished to
dispose of book. She was alone in
this world, and had no one to whom she
could turn for sympathy or assistance;
hence we should buy her book. She
was unmarried, and had no manly heart
into which she could pour her suffer-
lngs, therefore We ought to invest in
her book. She had received q liberal
education, and could talk French like q
native; We could not, in consequence,
pay her less than So for book. We
had listened attentively, and here broke
in with ''What did you say? We'ro
deaf" She started in a loud voice, and
went through her rigmarole. When
she had finished. wo went and got roll
OF paper and made it into O speaking
trumpet, placed one end to our cor and
told her to proceed. She commenced
II am alono in the world" "It
doesn't make the slightest difference to
us. we nre q husband and father.
Bigamy is ret allowed il this State. We
are not eligible to proposals." ''Oh,
what a fool tho man is" she said in q
low tone; then. OF the top of her voice,
81 don't want to marry you. I want to
sell-a. b. o-o.k." This last sentence was
howled. "We don't want cook" we
remarked blandiy; sour wife docs tho
cooking, and she wouldn't allow as good
looking woman as you to stay in the
house five minutes. She is very ieal-
ous." She looked at us in despair.
Gathering her robes about her, giving
us glance Of contempt. sho exclaimed
II do believe that if 30O.pounder were
let off alongside that deaf FOOLS head,
he'd think somebody was knocking at
the door," You should have heard her
clam the door when she went out We
heard that -'Santo Clara (Cal Echo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-11-25
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DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
Q HhOROD YIN II
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

rINHB PUBLIC ARR CAUTIONED AGAINST
Il the unfoauded statements freqaently made. "thAs
the soap0sition Of CHLoROnTNE is known TO Chem
iSts and the Medical Profession The fact is ChlO
rcd Bs discovered and inEsnted BY Dr. J. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical StAa), and 50
named BY him and il has bzfed all attempts at anal
ysis By the srss Chenists of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
lished Il is obvious. therefore, that anything sold
uadsr the name. save Dr.. J. CoLLIS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNB, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTION Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Brouus vas undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL usEs AND ACTION.
his iavauabis remedy prnees quiet refreshing sissp,
relieves pain Gains the systn restores the derangd func
zs ssaiatss healthy action q the secrsticns q the
boy vitho1t eesfng Any those unpleasant
teaains the q sPiI od Aad yoans take 1t al
u to rs narreoss so Effects and woudsral cures uhle
acAi e1tol its virtue. most extensively, using il in
sry D5A-rha Coles, Coughs, asthma, Rheumatism, Nsa
rslgiA, WAooPias coaEh- cramP Hysteria, &c.
KXTRACTs FRON MEDICAL OPINIONS
Ths RehE Hou. EaE Russell esusmunieate the College
Erustian q the ee the remedy service in
Choisrs vas CHLOROpYNE-Ses Llacrf Iec 3i 1854
Dr. Love M,dal NissauAry in India reports (Dec 1859
tk nearly every Il ColerR 90 which Dr. J. COILS
BRoWNE-s cHL0RODYSE vas administered, the patient
E1tset frca KsiaaI S1s JAa IL cAlorodynei is
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COILS BROWNE % the Gogernment stamp OFeruhelm-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-11-25

Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
A PULL AssORTMENT or THE
n aboTs, direct fran ihs packers. FoF Sale b.
40 BOLLkS co.
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DIWWEL'S CHOICE PERFCMKRT. PA.
Me trOnisei tV all the world
RtSNrt's Hrests RV NoSn nrXr ErsSursau's Rcrat
RRRsL lsi,Ne-istkNc 1ocxxr FRANsrkSE and ether
pcffanes of exquisite frsxrAaee
RNnNS LAvKNnAE WAr1R distilled frcm Miicham floE-
ers snG TNrsovrr nNEnA WArrx.
RInnrt's rour VuuaAE, celebrated Ar its useful and
sanitary rroPsrties-
RINNEts GxTrAcr LINZ jrcr GtreKRfVx thS hest
prcparstioa az the hair, especially IN eliulaes
ENHEts ASrApsrtSK kr whitening the teeth refreshing
the uaoeth. and purffyiag the breath
RSxrt's 6srcsRiSK HeSET, WrNnsoS and ether Testrr
SctrS
EunEt's RnSE WkrKk. CcSTuNL FAN. CoSvrxSArioS and
fLaEtt CaAcKEks. yety Amusing fer Parties.
KNNsts Vrsrr. RosELEAL RlcE, VEivEriNE- and other
TorlKr FoWnEES.
uherAl Allowance Shippers Trade Lists at 81 nd
EUGENR RINMEL. Pcrfamer 20
uR II the Princess q wales
"a Strand Is ReSeat Street aad - COrnhu Londoa.
N, Boulevzrd tes Itsiens Paris aud "a Hing's Road
Brighton. Soli by all FcFfamery Vcniors. SS-iy
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sPUKYARF,

WORKLBR. HOUsELIEE, sEIZBG, MAR-
RoLLKs CO.
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HONOLULU.
BUSINESS NOTICES

BUSINESS NOTICES
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SPERM CANDLES,

A s=ozTED SIZES, PUI UP u CARTOOEs
n azs ua-r1rts1 tte rs-zf-e a-fsele-
Fsrsais y 80 BOLLKs &C.
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c. .E. WILLIAMS.

THoHAS LACK,
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sUBscRIFTIONs PAYABLE ALWAIs IN ADTAScA
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Ta0S- e. THRTN-S
Stationery. Cutlery and News Depot
and circuisrinS LihrarJ.

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s-zraIx- 'S--z-1y AZ CeEg5zs F-sug1y sxreg,el "a
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NEW YORK.

New York, May l3.-The first fact
brought out by the investigation of the
alleged irregularities in the Department
of Charities and Correction is that Mr..
Armstrong, the Mayors son-in-law, OBJ
tanned an order from an agent of one OF
the Mayors appointees to supply butter
to the public institutions. There was no
competition when the order was OBJ
tanned, and yesterday the Mayor signed
warrant for the payment of his son.
in-law's bill.
The strike among the coopers en-
ployed in the petroleum trade, which is
now one of considerable extent and OBJ
stinacy, is not for an advance or to resist
reduction of wages, but for the enforce
ment of the rules of the trades union
that none but society men shall be en-
ployed
The French official journal received
by mail to-day contains note Of warn
ing to agricultural laborers, workmen
and others against the attempts of un-
authorized agents to induce them to
emigrate to America, and recommend
ing them to obtain information at the
prefectures before signing emigration
agreements.
During a dense fog the barque Are
thesis, from Smyrna to Nantz, was run
down on the 9th of April by the Italian
steamer c. N. Yales, from London to
Malta, and all hands were drowned ex
cept the first and second mates, who
were picked MP.
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seeret Trneles I'M pnrls.

A Paris correspondent Of the London
Times writes to that journal: The
! list OF secret trades which swarm in
/ Paris will never be exhausted. There are
spectators who have regularly organ.
lied system of young beggars Of both
sexes, The boys are swarthy, dirty, i'll.
kept, bare-lootea, and run AFTER CARR
ages, asking for sou to buy bread. In
! every quarter there IS an inspector, who
watches them, stimulates them, follows
them, takes the money from them, and
publishes or rewards them They come
out now By day, now by night, and tako
| their gains home to the SPECTATOR, who
gets a pretty large profit out OF them
| The pirls-better trained, better dressed
offer matches or bouquets or violets
for sale, according to the season, or ary
other ware which may serve as pre-
text to speak to the passengers and as q
justification in the eyes Of policeman.
Generally these little girls are toled off
three to one beat, which is as a rule, a
boulevard or q long street. They stand
at q certain distance from each other,
and offer their wares or relate lament.
able story in which sick mother, starv-
ing children, and pitiless landlord play
a very active part Being at a distance
from each other, they are each others
sentinel, for if a policeman turns up at
one end signal warns the other two,
who have thus time to make off. Iyes-
terday determined to see what one of
these children could make on o fine
spring afternoon, when people were re-
turning from the races For my inves
tiration took walk on the Boulevard
Hauseman, generally worked by three
Of these girls, and, after taking
my precautions in order not to
alarm them, inquired of.all the
passengers who gave. aims to the girl
along the route how much they had
given. l found that, between four and
seven in the evening, Of four hundred
persons to whom she had applied, one
hundred and thirty had given her some
thing, for she accosted those who had
been undertaken by her partners. The
total amount received from those one
hundred and thirty persons was thirteen
francs and forty-6ve confines; and when
my experiment being ended | drew near
her, heard her tell her story in the
same famished and dismal tone. In
these three hours she had lost only ten
minutes eating in corner piece of
bread aud sucking a tsf.y stick. Some
times il happens that a passenger asks
the address OF the wretched mother, the
numerous children and the cruel land
lord. That does not perplex her; she
gives an address where everything is
found as she states, fer the manager of
the concern takes care to organize the
comedy at home as well IS the show in
the street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


To ALL. particularly invalids. spring is a
trying season. Indications Of sickness should
at once be attended to. Fatal diseases may
be caused by allowing the bowels to become
constipated, and the system to remain in a
disordered condition. until the disorder has
time to develop itself, An ounce of proven
ton is worth pound Of cure, is an old and
truthful saying. Therefore, we advise all who
are troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent headache. indigestion. disordered
liver. want Of appetite, nausea, or feverish
skin. to take. without delay, Schenck's Man
drake Pills. We know of no remedy so harm
less and decisive in its action. 1t at once
strikes at the root of the disease and produces
healthy tone to the system. People never
need suffer from any disease arising from
disordered condition of the liver II they
would take this excellent medicine when
they feel the first indications of the
malady. Families leaving home for the
summer months should take three or four
boxes of these pills with them. They have an
almost instantaneous effect. They will re-
lieye the patient of headache in one or two
hours, and will rapidly cleanse the liver Of
surrounding bile, and will effectually prevent
a bilious attack. They are sold by all drug
gists. 03-eOd-lS
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May l3.-The Russian i'm
perial yacht Derisheva, with the Gar
on board, wen: aground yesterday while
leaving the harbor Of Flushing and was
not foated until this morning. I'm
mense numbers Of persons have left
here for Gravesend to welcome his
majesty, and large crowds now aware Of
his detention are gathered at the rail-
road stations along the road that the
Car will pass. In this city flags are
flying at all points A rumor was cur
rent this morning that the Gear would
land at Dover instead Of Grayesend. At
all events he will not reach these shores
before six o'clock this evening, which
Will be several hours behind the time
fixed in the official programme.
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WASHINGTON, May ls.-For the lower
lake region. partly cloudy or clear
weather, aud southerly to westerly winds
will prevail during the day without de-
cided change of temperature, but with
falling barometer on the Atlantic coast.
For the upper lake region, Tennessee
and Ohio valley, partly cloudy and cool
weather, northeast to northwest winds,
and stationary to rising barometer. For
the Northwest, increasing cloudiness,
northerly Winds shifting to easterly and
souihsrly, with falling barometer on
Thursday. The Mississippi and Ohio
rivers will fall slowly during the day.
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Jobns5 kerr for Goyernor

The ackson Courier, heretofore some
what skeptical of Democratic success in
Tenn essee this fall, thinks, with Kerr as
the candidate, we viii be all right. OF
him it'says: Colonel Kerr is a courtley,
elegant gentleman: man of ability,
and If the nominee Of the Convention,
will carry the State and make US a good
Governor. Every word Of which we
indprse.
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sirnal Of the South: Memphis. Jacl

Signal of the South; Memphis, Jack
son and Brownsville were ignored,
although beautiful grounds were offered
each by Shelby. Haywood and Madison.
With the many whose opinions we
have heard expressed on the
subject, we seriously question the
action Of the directors, and attribute the
location rather to the personal influence
of Colonel Day in favor of his own home
than to any superior fitness OF Hum
boldt.
Appeal: Every newspaper IN the
State that has spoken of the matter
asserts the absurdity of fixing the asylum
at Humboldt The voice of the press is
g unit on this subject.
Someryille Falcon A dozen places
could be mentioned that would be far
more preferable to Humboldt. If it is
intended to punish the insane for their
lack Of intellect and give them no chance
to recover their reason then Humboldt
is the place above all others fer the
asylum. To disinterested parties it
does seem that Shelby ought to have the
asylum.
These extracts are sufficient to show
how generally the action ofthe Governor
is sustained by the press.