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TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

A Defense of tho Missionaries There.
10 tho Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
Sin :: In your editorial Of Mnrch 81, entitled
F" Campaign In Hawaii" speaking Of tho now
King, you says "Ho has taken stepa to soyor
tho connection botweon Church and Staso which
Inns proved 30 baloful to both" This is q mis-
take. There hns novor boon my connection
whatevor between Church and State ia Hawaii,
Tho mssionarles haye Mother accepted Office
nor meddlca- with politics. as clasB. In tho
carly history Of tho IHlands, two ncceptod posi-
tonH IN the Government, at tho enrncst requost
OF tho King and Ohlofa. Doforo accounting tho
Positions they resigned thor connection with
tho mission, and never afterward wore known
or recognized as miBalonarioe. They did good
work Ia forming Constitutional Monarchy nusl
ab0lishing sorfdom. Tho connection Of bnth
with tho Government coasel many yoara since.
Both are dead, and thcir names aro cherished
with honor by tho present King and tho entire
nntion.
You a1ao say: !" An American living In Hawaii
writes Of tho missionaries thoro 'Uttorly care-
1888 Of religious mattots oxcopt as to forms,
Their I, timo has been devoted to -eotting,
to mako fortune; and they comprise, today,
tho wonlthicRt and most acrupuloua body ot mon
on the 1slandB.'" Your correspondent is spaak-
Ing Of what ho knows nothing: or has no dosiro
W Nv JllaLluu. 110 IL CUU[FNHlCt00 DY n1at0rY,
and tho Testimony Of all candid mon who hayo
vvla!ted the 1F1ants. Tho missionaries hnvo boon
faithfully laboring at the Sandwich Islands for
over nifty years. They found nation Of aav-
ages ,withont.a o. written language. To-day tho
people nre, almost without exception, abba to
read ind wtlto, have fair education, FREQ
Government, tho common law, sciool-houses,
churches, md q recognized position as u nation,
all through tho efforts of tho missionaries.
The salaries Of tho missionaries l,avo
fr1r {o
giving them a bare support. Tholr liyoa
are models of industry, ptoty, solf-
donln!, and conservation. do not know of ono
[sna hayo known most Of them personality
who hns made n fortune, is wealthy, or who has
mado any effort to become so. Tho present
Ting and htH two Into prcdeceHaors received
liberal education In prYate school Taught by
missionary. Most OF tho missionaries have i'm
ished their work; tho fow who arc loft arc nd
vanced in years. They have made thoir lifo-
work tho education md salvation Of l1eathcn
and savaso nation. Their nn1les are gratefully
treasured by the rapidly -fading nation OF Fin
'waiians. Justice to both requires thia notice Of
the ahoyo errors in your editorial, which prob
ably occurred through inadvertenco. Very truly
yours, DAVID B. LYMAN.
, 1874-04-04

1t ls stated that tho fire in tho Empire mtno,
noar r MilaoAbarro, Pa, has cost tho company
tamon, and s4oo. 600 In coal, which, but ior The
tro tho miaara would hayo taken from tho Garth
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number Of small vessels, wa now hnyo
MAuN1flCEAT FLEET
OF the finest yessola in the world, and all built
up from tho profits Of tho business, onriching
fortunes hayo boon mado, aud mon retired rich.
Look ut that picture, aud thou on this. Look
at tho HcoroB aud Bcoroa Of insurance companies
that hive gone down under tho lossos made
wst soralng profession daao to s e ,a5o, mos
No rich dividend haa over oome to tho COM
pauiea, mud there IL nothing left to hope for. It
IL hoping against hope to oxpeot largo profits
from misunderstanding; and tho only proBpout
to mako anything, promised by tho present out"
look, IL for tho insurance companies to llscon-
t;nuo tho hull-bnBinosa. Lot thom stop right
wlsro they stand, uul do Us tue Tradora' lnBlr-
ance Company OF this city have done, who,
seeing no profit, a1ld nothing but loss, promised
insurance Of bulls for tho past two yours, oo',-
flung their marine business to carSo-riBLa. Thia
example will bo i1ntlatad by all, unleas tho
present status IL speedily changed. Tile truo
intoreBts OF tho owaers apd mastera Of yogsclB,
and Of tho uuderwrItors, aro, or should bo,
blended.
Tho insurance compantes arc needed to pro-
toot tho intoreatA Of owners. Without such pro-
tccttou, thls magnificent tioet or yeaaola
WOULD HUN OUT
In three years. Yos, alono, unaitlod by the pro-
tootlon OF insurance colnpanleH, tho whole trada
Of tho lnkeH would run out Iii throo years or
less. The whole thing IL hasod on credit. and
tho insurance companies nro tho indorsorH.
ors glyo slx-montl,s' uotos IN payment Of premt-
r11ls wl,icl, arc uften extended for much longor
timo, when aaked for, which IL uot seldom tho
caAo. AZ for tho oarGo business, II could mol TO
dono At III las IT. H. ail ero "ttoat ,th the III
not NIL thoAe iutereBtH iaontical? Why should
not ycBsoI-owuora do ail thoy uan to uphold their
own security, md t|'olr friends, tho insurance
, 1874-04-04

themselves or with bolt from tho nopublicaus,
it would bo in favor OF Alr. Hubbard.
Politics and horae-racing arc baa things to
morally certain THO representative Bystem re-
forrod to will bring out a large yoto,-much
larger tlan usual, provided the weather il at nl1
favorable. An extraordinary effort will bo mat!o
10 cnrry tho Representatives in onoh town, aud q
full vote In Connecticut almost always means
a REPUBLICAN y1uroAy.
II tho people overcome their apathy enough to
10 to the polls, they will not bo likely to splt
tholr Tickets and il Is on this account that tho
tho election than utter. AS bad AZ tic Republic
Gun pnrty may be,-aud ucayon knows It IL bad
enough, ,:-most OF its 1nombors will think twico
before they turn it oyor, tooth and mil, to thoir
form has Iecn long taltod OF, but wo see no
Bigns Of ita approach. Wo should bo happy if
wo could turn with my degree OF confidence
to tle democracy for ass!stancoi but tho record
OF those foW, lonesome representatives of tho,
party Who are favored with countonanco ut
Washington IL not Hucl, rs to inspire ir III hope
for any botter things from them. The Democratic
atrength in this vicinity IL loss III Its numbers
than 1t Ia In the Indifference or disgust Of tie
botser pnrt Of the Republicans. II would bo a
uorrowful conclusion to co1no to, that tlloro are
no honest lnon loft In tho lsopnbllcan party;
nnd, II there are any Huch. 1t would bU vol, for
tho spice Of variety to nut aomo of tilo.n for
ward before tho party decides to commit suicide.
Tho chances nre very favorable for Democratic
Governor this spring; i1'dood, the QUO party OK
poets 1t, and tho other party comedies It. While
everybody naturally oxpcotB II, 1t would not be
the sttangoat thing in tic world ii 1t
HHouLD NOT COME TO PAas
after all. Tho Democrats had only twelve or
fourteen majority, on Joint ballot, lust year.
They have already inndo two slips I'll selecting
toir candidates fur tho General Assembly aud
ten BIipH-wlich Ia not many slips for tho 8tato
at lnrgc--woud throw them out Of power alto
gether. There is, perhaps, all evon chance that
the ol.olco OF Governor on acuolnt Of tho dtffor-
ture, md supremacy IN that body is being worry
closely contested. No come, then, to this con-
eluson That, while a,lcceaa ot tho Democrats
ls generally lookeu for, md IL altogether proba.
impossible, 8.
, 1874-04-04

hardly heard ths nn.na oxcept ii, 'realng Horace,
now stands at tho hoa4 Ct I'LL National W. 4 Oh Iii
tho llatH Of tho bost hotels IN ;sne mud thIough-
out Italy. and IL cl,nrgod higher than the bout
bqttlos uf Piedmont aud Tuscany,
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,.os,,abIe Business for women.

One of the most profitable, as well as interest
ING kinds of business for woman is the care of
bees. In recent agricultural report it is stated
that one lady bought four hives for $40, and in
five years she was offered 1900 for her stock
and refused it az not enough. In addition to
trr increase of her capital, in one of these five
vears she sold twenty-five hives and 1870 pounds
If honey. 1t is also stated that in five years one
man. from six colonies of bees to start with,
cleared 5000 pounds OF honey and fifty-four
colonies. When properly instructed, almost any
woman in the city, as easily as in the country,
can manage bees, and make more profit than in
any other method demanding SO little time and
labor. But in the modes ordinarily practiced
few can make any great profit in this employ
ment II il hoped a time is at hand when every
woman will be trained to some employment by
which she can secure to herself an independent
home and means to support family, in case
she does not marry or is left widow with her
sef and family to support Womdns
Iltup
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If tile food taken into the stomach is not digested
it decomposes. In the latter case pungent gas is
developed which causes sour cructaton, or else the
stomach itself Recretes all acid, which, rising up
ward at Intervals stings the outlet sharply. these
extremely disagreeable sensations are attributable
10 Impaired digestion. TO get rid of them, or pre-
vent their recurrence 1t Is only necessary TO tone
and regulate the gastric organs with Hostetters
Filters. 1t will not answer TO postpone the great
corrective with the idea that the unpleasant symp-
toms will disappear OF themselves. SO lar IRON
nate, If neglected, in chronic dyspepsia, with Its
runcOmitants of gnawing In the stomach, dizzl-
ness, u rverted vision, headache and sleep essness
II is true that all these disagreeables may be obvi-
acd by Il course OF the Bitters; but how much
wiser to anticipate their arrival with one or two
doses OF that sure preventive OF indigestion alu
srengthcner OF the alimentary organs.
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TELEGRAM FROM GOV. KELLoGa-ALL QUIET GEN.
ERALLY.
WAsHISGToN, Sept. 23.
Governor Kellogg telegraphs to Attorney Cen
cral Williams that reports from the interior of
Louisiana show that in a number of cases where
the parish officers had been ousted the old in
cumbents are going back peacefully.
The country is queter than was expected and
all is quiet in the city so far. No reports have
been received from the Red River country.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



N, se,v York-1si, A. M, 1917, i2A2, c'ss, +. NJ
suadaySslh ila sl $780, $40 $780, 1880, A.
=, w 10 IL 200, 4.45. b42 T15, 1924 Pm Sundays
Nj NJ. 4.4b, $50, 1924, i. M.
~ W. Baltinore.-i2.b9, 2os, l0U2 A.. MI LIS
.5 Il" flu +. M sundays, l2;62, 2os, a. M, M
~ ~ Washington.--1262, 1903, A. NJ; l2.oe, LIS
"a p Nj, sundays, 1889, 2.os, A. NJ =, 80. I,
~ ~ Dsatoare r. R-12bo, 1910, A. M. o.So, Il
No sunday trains. ,o,o NJ os a on o 10
R,r Neto Cdste.-195o, lOlu, a. M i'zo o'oo' o'oo
!. N. w;Sn;agtoT and Reading Il. R.-6s0, A. M.
i rw rs p. Nj, Sunday trains. $50 L. M.
- II Wllminqton Dc Western r. R-10.B0 A. Nj ODD
D M sunday at 2 p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Ryom HeiO York.--1.bs, A. M; 1.1s, 100, p. M
su Reo phiilisdephia-124s, 1bs 49, A. MI 1900
u i'ls. 400, 5.15, $50, 100, $40, 1852 T. Nj
annndays, 12.42, 1853, 1905, A. N. l9.oo, +. M.
Non, Port Deposit.-s.0i, A. M. NO sunday Train
Rrc,, baltimore - 1.21, 1925, A. M; l2;o., os2
oia. p N. Sundays, Ia, A. M. lol4, 4 M IN
~ Fro,n Washington. : Ia, A. M; R-e,' OBJ
F,on, Deia,Sare n. R.-10.1b, A. M. 40, soo r
h Nam Nstc Casts-s.OO, 1915, A. M. 40, e45 $50
p NJ, No sunday trains. =,
Fpo,n Wilmington d Reading z. R.-slO, A. M.
40 + a. p. NJ sunday train ILL A. M.
Nom Wilmington Dc Western X. R.-I.oo' A. NJ.
ai5PM M.
LgAyB PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
,94O $50, 1885, A. M; 1918, $50, 400, b.lo, 800
6lh. 9.s0, 11.3U, T. M.
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The Detroit Free Press man has Just return
al from Saratoga. He says "The Saratoga
bellies merely taste food at the table, but fee the
walters to bring square meal up the back stair
f. IL. Weston, the funny man OF the Lau-
raster N. IL. Republican, submits the pronun.
ciution of "Erastss Richardson" III being test
whether man is drunk or not "llassus Risson"
he SAWS won't do.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-24

THE REruBn CAN STATE CONVENTION

UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 20.
Tho Republican State Convention met in this
city, this morning. Hon. Theodore NJ. Pome-
roy was elected temporary chairman, and after
the appointment of the usual committees, Il re-
cess was taken until afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-24
CELECT DANCING ACADEMY.

CELECT DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.. s. s. KRUGER,
VIII open his Academy in the MASONIC TEMPLE
SEPTEMBER 10th, 1874.
HOURS OF CLASSES GENTLEMEN - Monday
Evening from to IL.
LADIEs-Monday and Thursday afternoons, from
4 to $50.
LADIES AND GEETLBMEN-Thursday evening.
MISSES AND MAsTERs-Wedueslay and saturday
afternoons.
Private classes OF eight or more, and private les
sons will re arranged for at hours convenient to
parties interested.
Early 1plicaton of pupils either al the Academy
or by mail respectfully solicited.
aup25.lm SIS. KRUGER.
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ynmber 9eaIsrs.

NEW YARD.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Win ind they can purchase all kinds of BUILDING
MATERIAL at the lowest market rates,
at the NEW YARD OF
GILMORE Il HEwES, FRONT AND PINE sTS.,
Who have constantly on hand a complete assert
ment OF everything in the building line.
WHITE PINE AND HEMLoCK BILL LUMBER
A SPECIALITY.
Particular attention given to sale OF Lumber in
GILMORE q HEwES.
WIN. q. MKNDINHAI.L, Mang'r WI. ONCE.
GOING TO QUIT BUSINESS,
REDUCED MY LUMBER
to figures way down, as the lumber must he sold
a short time.
MARTIN LANE,
marq7.em South side of Chris.ana Bridge
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V,IIE UNITED STATES PUBLISHING
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IL is no alcoholic appetizer which stimulates for
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II regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, and
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This is no new and untred discovery, but has been
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pronounced by the highest medical authorities 1.-THE
most powerful tonic and Alternative known"
Ask your druggist for 1t.
For sale by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY 4 CO.;
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-03-21

In Nidieway. in this county, on the l7th inst,
Mr. \. =. BUTT, aged 80 years.
On the 18th inst, in Charlestown. Mr. BENJA-
MIN T. ODEN, a, cd p years, months and IL
days.
In Berkeley County near Middlcvav. JelIerson
County, on Monday, 10th instant, Mr.. LEWIS
LEWIS, in his s3d wear lie was colder of
1872, and highly respected citizen.
Near Shepherlstown, on the Gth inst, Mr..
JOHN 7. BlLLMIER, in the l2d year OF his age.
At the residence of his father, Geo W Shirley,
ESQ. in this county, on Wednesday morning. the
4th inst. JAMES GRANTUAN SHIRLEY, in
th. -lst year of his age.
Dung Shirley was q generous and kindhcarted
youth, an ai.ec'ioratc son and loving brother
The large crowd OF I'D and Young, white and col
ored, that assembled 90 pay him the last tribute Of
respect. was evidence OF the universal esteem an
which he was held by the whole community.
The last six month, of bis life was spent in bis
room. lie suffered much pain. but with meek
u.s. and almost without murmur. Conscious 90
tho last. DC said he was ready and glad % die,
that he might D., free from pain and De 10 Heaven
oith his mother.
% go. that We are pursuadet that our loss Is bis
gain.
Death had no sting f7 him. Bl,''ed o. God,
0h1 eiyoth us the yiS'ory.
Loving father. Jimmie's distressing cough wiz
disturb you Oh more DOB YOUR ,.rer luf bis angelic
vote. VIII welcome you t0 the home ni Che ll-s.ed
Dear brothers and sisters. brother Jimmie's
gentle smile WI.l greet y0u Old more WHOM you er-
t.r Dis sick chamber. but with what smile uill
he greet ycu who enter thc home 90 the blessed!
Then "cep me- ior Jimmie. who is now rest,
Resolve bg Gods grace you viii with HAN he
blessed.
ATmr~r.
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Baltimore Markets.


The Blood is The Iife.p When the source
is corrupted, the painful and sslVeg,s RIed uelng
effects are visible in manYshapes Ihc mFtr
tiarious forms in whctfit maniles,S nsel6
form subjects upon whicha tulisi write vol
urDcs. But as all the varied 1ot1ts q alsease
which depend upon bad blood are WED, or best
trcatel. by such medi ines As take up from
this fluid and excrete from The system the noX-
ious elements, it is not Of practical importance
that | should describe each. lOr Instance,
medical authors describe about fifty varieties
Of skin disease, but as they all require for their
cure very similar treatmcutit is OF no practical
utility 70 know lust what name to apply TO a
certain form of skin disease, SO you know how
best u cure il. Then again might 90 on and
describe various kinds Of scrolulous sores, fever
sores. white swciings enlarged glands and
ulcers Of varying appearance; might describe
how yirulent poison may show Itself IN various
forms Of erup,ions ulcers, etc. but rs all these
various appearing manifestations OF bad blood
are cured by Il uniform means, deem such
a course unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse the
blood. which is the great fountain Of life, aud
good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits,
vital strength. and S0unlneSs Of constitution,
will an return to us For this purpose Dr..
Picgce's Golden medical Discovery and Purga-
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salt Rhcum, S,ald Head, st. Anthouys Fire,
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BHls Carbuucles, Sore Eyes, Rough Skin,
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Swelliugs. Affections of the Skin Throat and
Bones. and Ulcers Of the Liver, Stomach, Kid
pcyS and Lungs.
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Special Notices.
$50. 1910.
PAIN-KTLIER.
THE GREAT
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TAKEN INTERNALLY, IT CURES
Special Notices.
Dvsenierg. Cholera. D'Grrten,
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PAlN-KILLER, after a thorough trial by innu-
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The Pain-Killer
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~ Directions accompany each bottle. Price
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Medicine Dealers.
PERRY DAVIS & son,
March Il. lS74-4t Providence, r. I.
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The Pain-I[iller
SOMETHING NEW!

Call at c. Z. Boilers Drug Store and getasam-
pie bottle, free Of charge, Of GREEN'S AUGUST
FLOWER, the great cure for dyspepsia, and its
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pepdc collie and cough, biiousness, coated tongue,
and two-thirds of the disease flesh is heir TO- Twill
guarantee it to cure nine cases out Of ten, if pro-
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We are flooded with certificates from patients
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not rum bitters.
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coughs and consumption. Itnever fails.
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NJ. GREEN, Proprietor, Woodbury., y. j.
Dec 10. ls73-9m.
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst, at The Prcsovtcrian Parson
age. in Shcphcrdstown, by Rev. II. c. Brown, Nj.
THOMAS TAYLOR u Mrs. ELIZABETH
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FEFSRORS OFT YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
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wishing 20 profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by Addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No.42 Cedar street, New York.
March 20. 1eT2-iv.
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Stockholders Meeting.

~ pursuance &, adjournment. the annual meet
Ing OF the Stockholders of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company win be hcll in Che
Court House. in Front ROYAL. Warren county, Va,
ON Tuesday. the 9Th day of APRIL, 1874 fnr the
purpose Of clccting Pr sidart and Board of pt-
rectrrs for thp next wear. and o. attend On such
other matters NJ business as may come before thn
meeting. a full Attendance &C. de-.rallc.
Tru~ ~. ASilpT.
Mach .. lStt-H cecrrtarv.