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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19
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SELECT SCHOOL.-The undcTsign-
~ ed viii open q SELECr SCHCoL e. tie EbOnB-
burg Union School Building, for e IerE u IsE
WesEf, commencing on MONDAY. kprti 2as
ISSc- The com mon branches. higher nah eL1at-
les and natural sciences viii be taught. lnrtrus-
u0us in teaching viii be given when Desired
TEEEs--tour dollars por term for al EtCdyilE
only the ordinary branches; Eve dollars per term
for instruction in teaching Those intending y
come wiz plcaso give notics before april 81.
Feb. % 1S50-SC ? - LfTA-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

An eggs-change says that eggs are cheap
er than meat and fully as nourishing. Esgs-
aetly so.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

pTAN0C Stool Cover and BOOK. g2io 20 G., 500
IlhNOc GRSASs. is stops, : set Needs, 2 -
sszz=zss-Ez Sweus. stool. Raek. Crlr SIS. - r.
iustratsd Catalogue Frss- Address EsGEaci ?
Beatty, Washington, \. J.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

GOOD HoUsEwIPE.-The good house
wife, when she is giving her house its spring
renovating, should bear in mind that the
dear inmates of her house are more precious
than many houses, and that their systems
need cleansing by purifying the blood and
regulating the stomach and bowels to prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma and she must know
that there is nothing that win do it so per
fectly and surely as Hop Bitters, the puTest
and best Of medicines. See other column.
NJ L. Oatman, sole agent for EbensbuTg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

Our LOCAL MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
Subjoined is what the annual report OF the
Adiutant General for 1879 says Of Cos. A and
II, Fifth Regiment n. G.. P, the inspection
having been held at Braddock, Sept. IL, last
Co. A, Capt Davis. Present, of1cers, 2; men,
81 total, 81. Absene-men, Z Aggregate,
officers and SO men-total 81. Percentage
present, eSO5. Personal and general ap-
pearance, very good. Discipline and steadi-
ness, very good. Condition Of arms, supe-
rior. Books, how kept good. Condition OF
inspection roll, superior. Company average,
81 41o-which is the highest average in the
regiment, and speaks volumes OF praise fol
both officers and men OF Co. A.
Co. II, Wilmore, Capt. Morrell Present
officers. s; men, 81; total, 81. Absent, men
10; officers, O-total, 10. Aggregate offlcers
8 men, 81 total, 64 Percentage present
81 4-i0. Personal and general appearance
very good. Discipline and steadiness, very
good. Condition OF arms, very good Books
how kept, good. Condition Of inspection
roll good. Company average. 81 &-1o.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

THB Grand Army of the Republic aids in
the support Of the orphans and widows of
these helpless ones the broad shield OF the
protection OF its powerful organization. The
sad fate Of the ten little babes of General ].
B. HOOP, (who lost fortune of over $780,
900 BY the sudden depreciation Of the State
bonds of Louisiana. and whose wife and
himself died of yellow fever in the same
week last summer at New Orleans,) has
prompted the soldiers who were under his
command to announce their adoption, but ii
is probable that better guarantee for their
care, nurture, support and education is af-
forded by the publication Of the great book
Of the war; (the fullest history OF the inside,
so far, from the Confederate Side) left by
General Hood, and now published by General
Beauregard on behalf Of 1.-THE Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund" which, is carefully invested
in the loans of the United States.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

GoD1I's LADY's Book FOR April opens
with most charming scene from "The Ran
ger" group Of three graceful maidens, the
laughing faces Of two throwing into strong
contrast the sad countenance OF the third.
1t Is one Of Darley's happiest efforts. The
fashions are tempting enough to coaK.aE the
dollars from the purses Of the fair sex to az
ray them for Aprirs capricious sunshine
and mothers will find the boys suit in the
diagram blessing in It's simplicity and COM
in this number, opens with interest, and
promises to rival its predecessors in merit.
The heroine is perfect specimen Of the
American girl Of culture and refinement,
while also possessing courage and determi-
nation, and all readers will watch with in
terest for the result of her "home mission. -
The other literary contributions are fully up
to the high standard of excellence the pub
fishers seem determined to maintain. We
will furnish the FIREMAN and Godey's
Lady's Book FOR one year at the low price OF
$500 on application at this office.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-19

Names Of pupils present every day during she
month: Kate DouEhsrty, Minnie Linton, Annie
Jones, Dayton Maoon.
Report Of Room S-Htss korr ShsrkIs Teacher
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

him from interfering with the tomb. and com
handing him to deliver up to the trustees the
KEYS and the possession. No compliance hav-
ing been made with the order to deliver up,
the trustees last week took out an order for
the Minister to show cause why he was not in
contempt Of Court for disobeiience Of Its decree.
At the hearing before the Chief Justice, the de-
feudaut testified that he never had had the
actual possession or control Of the mausoleum,
but had, until notified Of the decree, paid a
man named Auwai for keeping charge Of it.
that be never directed this man to give up 70
the trustees the possession Of the keys Of the
mausoleUm.
The plaintiffs counsel in the case con-
tended that the majesty Of the law had been
insulted by the course followed in this matter.
that no private person would he allowed thus
% set at naught the DEGREES of the Court The
Attorney General claimed that the defendant
was not in contempt berause the decree did
not specify the time WITHIN which the KEYS
should be given up. 70 which the plaintiff :
counsel replied that if no time was limited,
the order should have been obcyed within a
reasonable time.
The Attorney General then asked the Min
lister If he had cause 10 know where the keys
were, to which he replied, that he believed
that they had been with His Majesty since
Kauaina's death
The plaintiffs counsel claimed that the de
feUiant by his answer had caused useless lIt-
CATION, that the defendants course had been
wrong in the hrst place. and finally evaSjve Of
the order of the Court. His Honor held thaJ
on the showing nCw made the defendant was
not IN cantentnt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

TzE change in the timetable Of the Pacific
Nail steamers touching here viii most likely
cause both their arrival and departure TO and
from Honolulu 10 fall on Sunday, not only occa-
sionaIly. but often. We know it Is the fate Of a
way-Vo-t To be ignored, hut We believe that i;
was made . condition IN the negotiations
between the steamer company and our govern
meut for subsidy, that the steamers should
neither arrive nor leave on Sunday. Tit was
uo-. i ought 70 have been. With all that can
he said as 70 the ImpeTious necessities OF con-
ue-Ce we are not prepared 10 waive our legal
rights TO day Of quiet and rest once a week
Neither can We consent thar . foreign cnrpo-
ration should regularly 0v occasionally inter
tere with our local regulations under plea Of
convenience
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

ORR reference few weeks since to alleged
defalcations Of Hon. E. K. Lilikalaui, District
Judge on Kauai, have received no sttenron.
Can the Hawaiian Government afford 70 hold
M such acts for public imitation, and does
auv one imagine that persons Of that character
can bring ANYTHING hut contempt for the Offices
thev disgrace as well as for those who retain
them in Office? What the public has a right
10 expect j., that the gentleman in question be
brought 10 the bar Ct Justice and publicly con-
Geunei or else publicly cleared. As It Is,
these charges have been made. and the pnblic
wish 10 know whether justice Is being admin
iste-ed and laws are about 10 be made by tins
Judge and legislator elect as dishonest or an
honest man. And # he has been falsely accused
he owes il 20 himself 10 obtain such a hearing.
We sincerely hope that the charges are IN
correct
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

4 CORRESPONDENT last week presented an
outline Of q scheme for municipal govern
meat Of Honolulu, which We admit would be
likely 70 secure important benefits 70 the town.
There Is no doubt that an intelligent body of
voters would see 10 J; that our streets and 0u-
sanitary affairs were kept in better order.
Houses would NOT be allowed 10 be builiei on
swaunv. uDimlued localities. Tenement
grounds would not be allowed To remain with
out drainage, and with pools Of water stand
ia- in them 10 work malaria. = public park
~. -E: be lard ont and be d hcalthtul pleasure
ground. This would be very well. If. as our
correspondent says. " the elective franchise
should be placed only in the hands Of snch
persons, native or foreign. as nay taxes for the
Town support. and the number Of votes should
depend On the amount Of property on which
taxes are paid Tie only ground Of our dis
trust Of municipal government IS, THAI the
votes would not be restricted, and that we
should merely begin course Of " saud-lot -
education
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
Balraiian 6aEtttt.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH p. 1850.

TIE Ad7eTtiser processes TO think that we
have changed our views about currency be
cause we last week deprecated imposing
duties on silver coin, and in cur commercial
stated that more money, gold or silver Is
needed. We have never inimated thar our
currency could he improved by duties on
silver We have insisted that the supply Of
silver coin now here is ample for the purpose
nj a legal tender for debts up to ten dollars,
and that gold should he used for all other
detts + can hardly he necessary TO repeat
on views On thesa matters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
ArrafHa-

1-zss-s Zz-1ez-l- Dawson and Cranes. German.
E----- E-1 E=--zsE cu-sz-s have constituted
-lr--==- -zS 51z-5 q Supervisors Tor ANA They
r-la-- zl Tz,--- zl az-=ss1-. collector. treasurer
E-L 1-z- 1--1s-s - ll-1 o-loe a. their pleasure.
--sE also z-1-1sz - -=7E -l-=s upon property. al
---a- go -r-=-s1--- --l-T u -Es form Of Clrec.
-z-E1-1 and D. l1a-sas TIE tax OF license Of
-- agz=@ : - p Ess1 for rhe support OF the
E-l-s- El1L D ra-1s- a happy thought a. the
r-1-- 11-szE r-=zls usaG u police by selling
Er-- - -za natives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Tia5z- cate n. SIS January. the Fiii TTaes. pub
ll5-ls- E- LsT-Es- p-ess--s very strong article
E - ArEEr Gordon fo- his ObstInacv IL
r-E1s-E -- Tie Introduction Of East Indian Cod
- zee-s- IL a1glcs and eLpeusnce Of oolouisrS
-1f g-E- Is ss1E=l q as n utter failure. L
z-1-l1F a. Ee-- IS c-herrlss- The coolies are IN
S-1r1-zz-s -ld Physically weak and incapable ot
clE-1 t1--rlql- People who sell liquor to the
Z.-F# az 1-1lied without cloves by this paper
a1t 49, = a. oou--ss lor heavy fines are imposed
~ So sezqea-sz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

THE -Ai7s-s5ser IS in error in stating that
corporation stock Is taxed to corporations and
the corporate shares 70 the holders. The
Supreme Court decided in Isl that the
shareholder Is not taxable for his shares Il
correctly regards the system of taxing mort
gagged property to is full value and also tax
Ing The mortgage as unfair: butit Is not 50 Ger
tain thai our contemporary Is correct in its
view that mortgages should be taxed and the
tax on The m0rrEaEe5 property reduced 10 the
extent Of rs Indebtedness. The lender as rule
requires the borrower 10 pay taxes on the
mortgage, or else makes the interest enough
higher 10 cover The tax. If mortgage notes
were no: taxed al ali, money would be much
easier 70 borrow, and could be borrowed al;
much lower rates. The lender Is not So mind
tu. Of the rate Of interest, as he is of the Ger
talu,y Of getting ], without risk Of more or
less Lluluuu7E for taxes However the mat
Ter requires close study and delicate handling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

TIE litigation between 5. B. Dole, E. O.
Hall and J. Mott Smith, the Trustees under
the viii Of His late Majesty King Lunalilo.
and His Ex. 5. G. Wilder. Minister OF the In
terror, concerning the charge Of the Lunalilo
Mausoleum, took new turn last Monday.
The suit was originally brought in Equity.
the Trustees claiming that the will of Lunalilo
required them TO take charge Of the royal tomb.
which had been built under the direction Of
Lunalilo's will. The Minister admitted that
lie had the possession and charge, and claimed
that be was entitled to retain il, as the legis-
lature had made an appropriation for the ex-
pense Of Its care. The Court, Judge Judd.
decided that the trustees claim was good. and
that the Minister had no authority in the mat
ter. From This decree, made Feb. q, 1879, the
Minister appealed to the Court in Banco. but
at the October term Of Court in that year, he
withdrew his appeal, whereupon an injunction
dated Oct. IL, 1879, was issued prohibiting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
Srrriai S4nhrss.
Notice to the Public.

\, avoid f-arosfo7 purchasers Of walthara watches
wi observe that eye-y cennne watch whether gold or
silver bcqrS our trade mars on both and movement.
cold cases are stamped "a ". Co" and guarantee
certificates accompany them. silver CASES stamped
..s-l Watch Co Waithsul Mass sterling silver and
a, g,,ar,pa-,ie ~ GUARANTEED certiScates signed r. +
Robins Treas srrr me name Mailman i plainly
engraved uror Il movements Irrespective Of ether dis
f5rrufSlIirc ma -
This c.u;N0 rendered necessary hy reason pf the fact
uants and pax TO worthless movements other makers
ard a -g1 aus affecting iniuTsouSy the performance
Of the watchc, and virsuuC guarantee, which
tended 70 Gov only our complete watches wholly made
nv uS Ii ,aSSqrv also because it - notorious
"a be ruh scandal hist there Creat ftAnd In the
rally sold We have demonstrated by frequent assays
Thai many cod and srver cses offered in the market arr
EaAaSad frou from 10 70 % per cent from the ouatv
they aSSuunego be This H 1 upon the Pu-chaSer, and
accounts to- the low uri at Which such aSpd watches
! hsys been S7ld
we take this occasion to announce that we have re
Gently eu7 CpluussI.ns the very popular grades F0
Trsra movements Spown bv the ruarSS Vu, EIIervv %
Appleton Tracy 4 o. d. wslJbsn WsGch CO., P :
Bartlett" and Rroaauay giving 10 them not CaIy
h-hGv improved appearance but Crca; additional value
We erlbo1y them such uf pN0t
a ard study fr twenty years sS can be USeal In this
popular form Of watch We give these new model watches
speca. rccognmeodAti1n 20 who loak for good PER
f,-msncc and solid excellence az moderate cOSt The
alterations been made with the view Of Pleasing
prscsa-sl watch rnNEers as well as watch rearerS
We svaii ourselves too OF this ocaSinu to warn the
Teass aSalaS' esE,r watches The Superiority q
,-siFs-f rbf -,-rir,-S SvrfsS ana .n,e-;>sr
sem To lavs Do resource but 10 present the attraction Of
low, Tyice. Their goods Beng inferior 20 urs isey have
90 sen hau for what they can Eei Times are hard and
people gsuorsiy not showing sood ~s,e6 from had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

al u O'Clock noon all the equity Of redemption
sion right title and interest Of the said UiEkou Of in
and 70 the land known the -Ahupusz Of IaneOO.
situated in Hama. Island Of Maui unless said Judgment
interest. and all costs be previously satisfied
The above premises viii be sold subject mortgage
A. Unna, of s. 90; aso lease TO said 4. Unna for 10
years from October . 1876 at $50 per aInum-
Terms Of sale cash, and decds az expense Of purchaser
W. c. PAREE, Marshal.
Honolulu. February p, 1850. 791
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
yETE HAVE JrsT RECEIYED A Few More

EAL HAfE JiNI XXX I'D "A rev MORE
Of those Justly Celebrated WAGONS, carrying ca
uarirv I'D ~ 40 lbs The demand for these Wagons
i increasing OF all have imported none have failed
In GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION. Although goods
Of every description have advanced in price. shall
SELL THIS L0r OF WAGONS AT OLD PEICES.
We also have one DEMOCRAT SPRING WAGON,
two Sprin. Seals with Pole Well Made, Strong.
Durable ana Cheap.
We have q few NOR those Cortland Buz-ies, open,
and with top.
One Two Scat Wagon. with Top. Pole and Shaft
Thee Cortland Wagons are NUIED Tor their Strength
ard Durability and authorized 10 guarantee them
in this respect They arc sold from = - per cent
lower than any other vehicle of -yl offered in this
market. We have sold large number 0f these Wagons
and BEc-ics Those who have tried them say there j.
no BETTER vehicle made.
send for Circular Of Prices or call and be convinced
~ DILLINGHAM; a Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

Es- EE5as-- rla King 90 a7pui-r AN,
--r -7sa N-7-- 5tr sag -- zsr Governor O.. oaha.
-- El1-r Nz-a- z1-- -s- -a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
Irn advertisements.
NofiCn

ETRON AND AFTER THIS DATE ! HAVE
Z appointed NJ. ! ". kalgl 20 De nv agent in the
place n- y Eavrk0>t. whom I removed from futhel
attending 10 my a-Iatr>. POLLY BROOKS.
Was.uku Maui March -. 1871 .s3 S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
SELL his L0r OF WAGONS AT OLD P
MARSHAL;S SALE

EEI VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION
4 , issued ouI OF the Supreme Court OF the Hawaiian
Islands in favor Of 5 Haikai against UIuk0u- for
45 -. have levied upon and shall expose for sale
81 the front door OF AliioiaBi Hale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
WEoLEsoA.E ses..a5n. IS one Of The necsssi.ies Of

WHOLESOME restraint : one OF the necessities Of
human nature. Freedom Of development socially
mentally. and physically Is as evidently g demand
o. humanity. How 70 combine the tw3ls The diff
cult problem not We; solved II the history Of man
KIND. We do not want II this community a
StrCtCass TIA: snail be fel: as ~ uuvar-s.-..ed
repression ut dlFers-teS Of opinions. rather than
g designed IN foster whatever i bright and sweet
pure and profitable l. human desires and attain
-uects- lake for example our present G=E-ee Of
Sabbath Observance. Is Sunday II Honolulu the
concentration Of all tha. = GlS.creeable IN the
way Of restraint and VroGlhiri1a Is che1e any
undue interference wiki personal liberty: The
day Is not given mp 70 amUsemeuts and merry
making lor Sunday Is moi holiday. Il Is q rest
day, II j. : observed "a: al - accordalC5 with It's
aes---. l. : nut day fg- recreation. 5Ut a day
set apart for sacred services While Gssacrat.un
Of the Sabbath : forbidden. no rule nor custom
-lrtlls one from making II day ut high ENJOY
IueuJ ana pure delight. No set hours. 10 specific
ouServauces are e-gu.led upon any one. Sunday
Is prominently q family day The Sunday eve
ming hour Is a preCl0us memory n thousands OF
hearts and that household r0bs itself 0f priceless
gem that takes 10 pains 10 make Sunday or the
Sunday evening hour specially attractive. i iS
t1e height q C-vlSd0-- that refuses 70 enter into
the t-ue spirit Of Sunday Observance. and cha:
only finds occasion tor ErLnblin- because Sunday
Is not Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

The presea: state Of affairs in California Is
lameatabla The dsmagogues, the improvidcut.
and the d.scou,eu;e5 have inaugurated a con-
tsst with intelligence. industry and frugality.
which are the main elements of capital. md
the resuI; Is already becoming apparent.
Men who have accumulated their savings.
whether 70 the extent of becoming capitalists
or small Q-opre,=rs, naturally avoid ali rsk
of loss, and will IS rapidly as possible
remove their capital and themselves from
scenes Of violence such as the sand-I0t ag5ta-
Tors delight 10 portray. This Is precisely
what Is going on. New York city az present
seems to be the haven in which California
capital seeks refuge. Il Is to be hoped that
the honest common sense Of the pe. pie will
soon bring relief from these foolish aCitati7n,.
L is well 10 consider how far such public
disorders are the result Of lax moral-and
religious tone in society. Men who have
anything az stake in The peace and security Of
social life cannot afford 10 scorn the restric-
mons which are demanded either by religion
or uy morality. The consequences ot dis
regard Of these obligations surely are such Us
we now see In California
Nay the love Of law and order. and the
respect for legal authority always prevailing
IN this kingdom long remain. securing 10 our
population an abode Of c1ntentment and quiet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24

II II Is TRUE that the government IS going
70 charge duties upon importations Of silver
coin, ]: would appear that they, at least, are
not yer convinced by the financial ESSAYS Of
the -s4raTTiS-T, Of the advantage Of an unliui-
ted debased currency. 1; is probable that the
authorities cannot with approving Ccuscieuces.
allow individuals TO furnish the country with
coin worth iutunsiCally less than It's nominal
value and 10 clear from three 70 seven per cent.
by the operation. The power Of regulating
the currency Is with the government and 1t Is
their duty, first, 10 prevent the circulation Of
q oeheSe1 currency. and second. 10 furnish II,
or see that Il Is furnished AZ cost Chargi,..-
duties on -Up1rtatious of coin Is no: tile most
elective plan for reaching these results.
more obvious way would be to adopt stand
ard and then to enforce it. If American gold
Is gET STANDARD. silver should be made le,al
tender for only small amounts not over FIVE or
ten dollars. With such q system neither Chi
uamen nor others living here would or could
Speculate with gold which they must keep for
their own payments and which they could not
buy with Gsbasod silver coin.
Another way of regulating the currency
would na by having our own gold and silver
coin milited IN America according 10 au estah-
.isEed standard, which would cost the country
less than this private and reckless importation
ot Mexican suis and passing them here as dol
lars. The plan above mentioned however. of
adopting the American gold coin as our
standard and using the American gold dollar
Tor at, but small payments Is probably the best
and mos. feasible plan for rs. especially con-
sI1erlng our trade with the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
ROBINS & APPLEIoN.

90 " GeaersI ASenIS, New YORK, [. : \.
80 All the above line of Nathan Watches tor at
the store Of NJ ACINEENY Sole Agent for this Eins-
dom
Also, Agent for the EORUAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied al the LOWEST PRICES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
NOTICE

ENRON AM AFTER THIS DATE No SUGAR
v g. -r.- t-url The WGilgSu Plantation. except
for cs-h. All orde-s 90 be left ard PAYMENT wade al
the Office. ". II. BAILEY. Manager.
Walluku March ii lSS1 7.S I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-03-24
9E -3HfhnrfF.

- EE--EL-L- tv tas Grace Of God. Of the Ha-
----ls- El-r. 5a r-oclzi-l:
- s OK E-a-7--z- II pursuance Of Our
t-=--zl- -z-- -la Members q The legislative
-s= -s Or Ez--55-- 60 assemble AZ the
-7- Elz--- z- OR Ca7isll Of Honolulu. for
- -- q z'-5-1z business a: . O'Clock noon.
r- ~ -l--1s-z G-y q. AT-l. 4. D. Eight
EEz-az z-z E=-s--
G-TE- -5H- Or R1vsl Sir1 NTsrusl
It 8'-- E-.lce- n the C5tv Of E1-
l-z- -z1s El-s- 6av ~ March
l-----=- Eu.d-e5 ana Eighty.
- lla S1ye1-E Tss- Of Ou-
L--- AALAhAUA L.
----s1a- 1- -ra L--E-lr-
~F~-'- r. N~r--r -1-