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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

ACCIDENT. -Mis. Ficpesr, GO old tsdy Of the
l., ward, tel 90 the ice, yesterday attsruooo;;
90 tie sidewalk. rear the oarnsr OF i.so o.
Prince s.reeis, and badly itiurcd berself. She
vas carried to her hons % P,lrce street between
Usioa aud Lee. where the proper ren;dlts Tcre
applied,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

Weather Probabilities. December o. 1885,
G,2erary cloudy weather and snoT, northerIg
=, ~a:t2lIy Winds, rising bsroEeser, stationary
- l;jyht fall in temperature aud 10 the sou hern
s,c.i,Ss, cl.ariag weather to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
Special Anneunssr1eae.
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
Five hundrsd slecaet OvREooAT5 kaa III
GENT lousr th.a azy horss in tss a.ty.
O7REooATs fron g. so us 1t
MosE WATERWAYS
Csr. Kiss ssd Eairf& sis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

AOy B God Disease, Whether hereditary or
''aa?cisc. speedily cured by 8. s. 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

A TWENTY YkARs CoNBLIor.-Ths ksestr
OF the Grcss PoiDs Light. Mr. q. Boyptaa, Was
cured OF Rbcaassiaa Of tvsoty years Standing
BY ths uss 9; st. JSoobs Oil nys tbs Chicago
Necs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
Trustees of!ho Ges' d Boadho!dsrs snd Creditors
dec&O.tjDnt
T-E1I1HlP.HONE.

7 am now prepared 70 start TELEPHONE
EXCHANGE in Alexandria which can be con.
nected with tho Telephone Exchange IN Wash
ington.
BY this mosrs Gil CT tao principal business
houses railroad depcts. steam boats Offices, &C.,
will be brought into speaking comm ocstion.
The business Iaen and others of the city who
have not been called upon 10 subscribe for q
Telephone ere requested TO communicate with
ne ct or &C, q. tho N. II. Telegraph Office.
The vaiue and convenience of tae Tslephors
is acknowledge b. I'll h3d Wherever used has
become necessity. w. r. GENTRY,
decE9-.f agent so. Ball Tslanhone Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

:, ScARcEsT ARTICLE OUT.-BLAcK SILK
FLUSH at !, EscEaaRQ'aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

lJXATIsi @KAT&6l skATSS! ameriesn
y Cub 10, King. les Monarch. cine and 8
aspek OF Wood Top Skater, ~hol:ssis and retail
ai Ideelel JAS, F. OAkLlN q SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
y Ida GOOD 9

HOLIDAY GOODS-Handkerchie sus.
a ps1ders, Kid Gloves. Collars and Cuff,
Brush and Comb, in fancy boxes.
An immense display Of Toys for children.
such az Dolls. Wagons, Horn7, Sleighs Drums,
B.nkR Carrisges. Pianoa. Nine Pins, Sc.
Chess Boards, Glove Boxes, Card Trays. &c.
a chooe assortment OF novelties lcr the holi
i.y trade. -, =, ~
are invited.
de(G Q. II. ADAMS, % King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

VMAS GOODS in great variety and a. low
n p1ices, consisting CT Foreign and Domestic
Colosnes and RAtsscE, To!!es Sets Dressing
Gases, Out Glass Cologne snd Bay kua1 Bottles
&C, These articles having been collected with
0res4 care, We would respectfully ask buyers tc
e1smire cur stock before pul aasing.
dtcll WAKEFIELD u HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
IOuCE 20 STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice to the Ladies'.

A jul Inc Of Gcnt'cnlen' S Leuther and Emo.
6roidcrcd Slippers. IN Cloth and Felvet, sutta-
Die for Christmas presents These goods are
all IN ncn styles. and arc muck cIlcaper thon
thy cQn be bought CaN at
dcc20-lw WADDETS. 40 KIM A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

sruBBBH CLOTE, hoop Skirts. Picture
SO Frames, &c. at -
nov 80 FHRG DSOH'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

pHEsEKVAS-Psscs Plsnsela Casrries
( Damaons and othsr Fruit rrsesr,s 'oi
s,la hv Tnov22l j. q. MILRURH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

HoLlDAH sssS L > :
taxa pleasure n o.iling attention t. one OF
the largest snd tines! sssortnents of HOLIDAY
GOODS ever brought TO thia market, on. 5rhcln z
fac Ns:eaes, Ladies. Bsr tins and Earrings,
Rouan and Polished Gold Sleeve Buttons,
SsujA &c a1d the finest ssso.tr:ept Of Solid
Siiversare ever offered in the city. Additions
DO stock arriving daily ali .re invited to visit
u.s. Terms cash. 4. l. ADAM.
6ec2 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

TUST KsCEtVED ERW PATTERNS CT
) TOILET SSTS, BUD VASE d, =
erels s.J. MILLER y COS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

DKIaD CH8RRIss, Peacsss, Apples aae
~ Pears for sale by
noy26 j. O. ElLhOh R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

OBESE NUTS cheap at
z decl7 &c. A1LBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

EkYECE KID GLOVKS-Th,s, button.
no o' 3I1 pA'' ' rsRG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

BELLIES-A fail liEa CT asalfal Fruit Jss
u lies for s2ls i. qeiastiss 10 salt ey
now. =. C. HILBE IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

rPOLU, ROCK AND BYE, the new remedy
Z fJr Coughs and Colds also cn excellent
Tonic and Appetizer, just received and for sale
hv Idec7l JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

AgOCKIHa BIRD gOoD-LOaGs FR1.
W. PARED FOOD for Rocking Eirds
Thfueke,, Blsck Birds and ell kofs billed birds
at HAE1lELD D HALLS,
sepG8 Cor. Ffinee And FsrMH e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

TVAPoRATsDlAPF eho;ss !or $40
III h. fnovs6I j. q. EILESRH:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

GKATES, Sleigh Bella Sleigh kunrsrs, Bss.
y ksss Sc for aAls cheap 81 8 AiaE. ce'naf OF
Boy al ttrse!s.
detS }. 7. CE&lG6 tCS q SUI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

pIYKRTON LIAR-aO bbis ElVsfson LANE
ID fer sails by
auslS GEO. W ASHiESios, ALe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

GAGE-A very large supply just received and
- offered at very lon price; also ful ssocs
of pure Elsek Pepper, Af1icen Pepper, ALI
spiea, Saltpesre Sc.
dec7 E.S, LEADBEaFAE b BSO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

GILVSR SAsD, xriss sricka, Ea1s, I'll!
Syer sosp SoMish Viking dss 10. sA;s D. :
de,1 az. LGaDBa,tfaH s asn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

THERMOMETERS full assortment, q.
Il very low nrices. Sold BY
decl3 + s. LE&DBEAGRR & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL the bas: aud .Af-
L est illuminating oil noY offered; also Ksrc-
ssne, Lard, NsAsfoct. SiS2I and LpSrica!ina
machine oils; all Of the bsss quality, in store.
dec1 ES' LRADBHATEH 5 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

WINDOW GLASS-A iarEs socx on A1r6
w also PUTTY Ct tho bsss qualify ICE sale
at lowest prices by
noy6 Is. LaADB2ATaH & BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

EDIRD CAGHSl EIED OAGESl
ID W. have Just received . nics lot OF Bird
Cages. which We are selling cheap also lot OF
tho 6Oc CAGES, NcLh1E a UHLRR.
oc,l9 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

COLOGNB AND TOILET BOTTLBS-a
~ large assortment; also Hair Brushes, Fine
Toilet Scars, Lucin's Ex!rsc:s, e.. for sale by
decly T. s. LEAUBEhTSR q BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

EOs FINE PHGSE CAaDIKs f.! lo~
= prices gotQ
declF }. Q, AlLBU Z Eh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

TANNEY'S celebrated CHILBLAIH LIN.
u INTENT; "a ipfsllibls cura fer hoFssd feet !
price 20 cts per bottle.
JAEERY i CO.,
dec7 70 and 49, KiuR strod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

DIED SYN'S INDIAN RERB POWDERS
IG and Doctor THAYRk'S LIVER POW.
UERS for sale BY JANNHY & co.
decl3 % and 152 King Street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08


President. which ever his superior may happen to
be. He hes to advise it on all important points.
knowing that be, the Minister and not it' his
SUPERIOR has TO tke the blame, if after the advice
ID given and not followed something goes wrong /;
he has to try to curb it's extravagances to seek
amusement for t" it;r he has to humor g it, Then
there Ia theduty towards his colleagues frequently
men uncongenial to him. We viii say the Minister
has taken Office at the solicitation of his friends
who impress upon him that he and only he can
"save the country of course that is the motive
that actuates the breast of every minister. No
man ever took office yet because he liked it, GER
tainly not Well he does accept Office and he
finds himself linked with, as he thinks, medi-
ocrity. To square his duty to set of men who
will not attempt to act properly by him is indeed
hard. He is constantly harassed by one Oh
another venting his views upon matters which
touch the Cabinet as a whole and which once venti
lated either force him to change his line of actor
or repudiate the words of his colleagues this ii
indeed trial The mere not divulging of cabine
secrets is plain straightforward line of conduc
which any fool may follow, but the not hamperinf
of colleagues by inudcious expressions of opinion
1 is line which few understand. In other countries
such iniudicious tattlers are easily got nd of, i
they chance to get into Office, but in this, where tn
genus minister is at discount, they have to b
borne with. Alas for the poor able Cabine
Minister; who would not drop tear over his trial
and his troubles
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08
- az all sad unrds e tonrne or Of pen.
Ihr AM11nsf nrp these. a. Bisskf Laps been


Inn rAasn thing ue make on. In the communica-
mu- r1 Inst Saturdays Advertiser, this time''
GrHlHc : l. rs that its writer wishes the GAZETTE
in sHv- who they are whose earlier advocacy of
h1nans has c@used distrust Of their scheme. and
the reasons for such distrust and who has enter
fa1ned r. Il also makes illusions to the
rAicuts ot the GAZETTE opposed to Hindus.
We'll fneEa . l. if you want the discussion to
HrH1AE down info a consideration of who you are,
Gno why VOC have done as you have done, and
whr Eou have NOT earned conviction to Others. and
who thuse others are, you may carry on that dis
UHHluz alone As 20 cur clients, if we mistake
nu1- Mr. Godfrey Rhodes memorial, or report
Hhuui HfnduE, contains more of them who wanted
AHnd1s than who did not. No, L." try another
E~-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08

WAnEA D1s1aIc1, Kauai. Nov 30, 1880
EDrroH GAZETTE When the James Natee last
year began running TO Nawiliwih. the mail was
sent overland to Waimea Post Office and arrived
regularly every Tuesday night Then the c. r.
Bishop took the route TO Nawiliwili, and our mail
continued 10 reach us as regularly as before But
the last three weeks every Tuesday night has seen
a crowd of disa ppointed men at the Wainea I. o.,
as the mail-carrier arrives regularly without the
mail which is on board the steamer, wherever she
may be dischar,ing cargo.
As many have distance of ten or twelve miles
and even further TO ride in vain on mail day. to 90
in again the nett day TO inquire the want of regu
lar service is rather unpleasant as it Is unneces
sary Respectfully submitted,
By RESIDENTS OF WAIMEA. KAUAI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08

1Hr Politcal and s1cial condition of that nation
ra-nut I've very low, il is full of hope and eacour
mumHlt ms ln1r il demands that its chief officer
Hhuii he ruAz 81 unimpeachabIe integrity, of abil
ffhh# az hirh order and Of personal character free
1ruI SIAM All TINS and much more could be said
n nnrh ut Ihe laie' candidates for the Presidency
uE lha Iniiec Stars Major-G General Hancock. the
aatu@ted candidate, il not d man to be made or
rrlrnnae by amy Office OF failure to obtain office
DurTrr the eEcasHmsnt Of the presidential canvass
even che usual political chatting has been very
SLIGHT upon him. The majority of the Northern
rrorae- we mean thuue who are not ready TO give
mas romtrul uf the country over 20 the South.
Muuid have declined TO cast their votes for the
MnEul Gahrial had he been offered as the candi-
dnAn uf thr Sou6hern Confaderarv. But while the
rsnulR arr clear anongh for the defeat of Hancock
Md thn eiarsicn OF Garfield. reasons 40 clear that
tAa Sc14t is showing ifs intelligence and good
HHe nv resolving thai like reasons shall not again
uniHs- thR pers1g NIL character OF each of the NOM
srEisn wurthT subject Of national congratulation.
1nn N11ia1 SiAiea uas never in more quiet and
FrnHArrus ouniiticn- Europe has neither United
nHEhaa Epta n1r tonds 70 remit in payment of its
FurrhnarH mna &c meet its American investments.
Gud azr1tz- nj the rate Of half million dollars
~MAA MA N AAAlA are DGl1lE sent from the Bank of
Anrianh MunfT commands very low rates of
hnfezHat- ~hirh rasans that people are not hoard
1E hur Ere eager 10 invest and that the supply is
uEunl tD The demand.
Afsar All the tlseTions which cause 50 much ex-
raaam1Hr and Which for many reasons are so OBJ
'snrarznnhlr. harE their important uses They fur
nMA Enfe-y valves Everything is talked out, and
nanAlF M hiRh pressure The country now settles
@rwl no Feare aEnd ori1r- The Snowman Barnum
nF aarartiss hrnself by talking of fraud, but the
lnnaars % the DunDcratic patty are talking sense
Ihe rnHt four years VIII, If we mistake not, see
ED0a work aOuH tg both parties. Coast defences
MAH o. made fur those uhica were Of use twenty
hTu aGr are n1H rorthiess against the guns which
Ahs present HsEit of armured vessrls carry, The
army Sma marry Will mot be forgotten, internal i'm
rruEemntH will DO pushed along, ani the South
~l anrulnP ftH RFeat industrial powers, especially
in rMnufn=turas- We are aware that this is a
nniF painted picture, but there is truth in it
Thnrn M rsrtAllT the power and the will there
wlAh whi1h I'D ErAPple with the solemn problems
MAinA mrr yM4 % I've solved for GOOD or i'll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08


A coon rEA1 OF the best work which is done in
Ihls cu1ltrF among HsWaiians, is done in such an
u-lo6trusve and quict way that little is known of
r The sh0uFhrful kindness which looks after the
urhooiirg and support Of many homeless child.
rr what " harder 20 do cares for children Ubose
hures 1rr unfit and unsafe for them to live in. is
Hnu-R common than most people imagine. As the
HrHun for beneEuient resolves and acts approaches
hHf rs NOT satisfy our conscences by iinrine avay
UHIalA9rc Hn1 perhaps un6esired aims. There are
n1inarc1s Cd most interesting and promising Ha-
~HiHzn caildren- many Of whom are orphans. for
~hun m1ney can be expended with reason TO hone
for rnod rsszlts by placing them at a good board
III school HTth provision for securing payment OF
aae1r board clothing and tuition. If any one de.
sreE % 90 such things he can easily find opportu.
lHiE by enquirIrg q the teachers of such schools
ur cf s0ch Fersosls as Messrs. A. o. Forbes. H. H
PARKER G. M- Hyde. or Dwight Baldwin. We hope
tArt many may give themselves the particular
lEzu-y OF dong good to which we have referred
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08


Tm cahinsl Minister In this or any other coun.
tzT dnua nut fall uoa bed Of roses; there is moth
inE winch hR en- 90 which VIII not raise up against
hiEH n h1ra uf fnnR snd there is nothing which he
Co. Inn-e nndnaa which win mot rouse up an even
fruAAHr hnSt Poor Cabinet Minister, his line Of
lHHH I'm FrrT undnHned 10 him, or rather he has 90
BuAnr llnnE 40 follow. There is his duty first and
nrumnnt tu tlla people r that Of course is para
mnmnt thHir Interests their welfare present an6
Fianrr mHs= hu ranSidared ~ him; this il terri
hHH rnapiuHihilty, fnr Cine people il like peev-
iHh rhMl- hi wnfts rakE when IL should have dry
hrnaa Et Hll AnTe runis1n when X ought to be
mAfEud uith beef tnt H. things being prosperous,
m m-nth ihn tMnIa reanned when they ought 70 be
hegN np Aur rila 1aks uf permanent improvements,
nH AA mnnAE H1nllunnq1 LOANS when ii ia ia bank
rMHA HHMAf mnd a w7llang t0 draw CO. the credit OF
AAH HHAAsAritT I ilnE una wiA hnnnT thn bills The
MAAHhHhaHAa MaBaiA AntT la tn thn KinR, pnnan, GU
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08

Carr fEEEEss no doubt feels aggrieved at the
uaHrusfions of what he might have done else
wha-s-~ because he knows that grave official charg-
eR hnrt been made against his conduct towards
Scush Sen IalAnders- Whether these changes are
true or false. do not know. The Hawaiian
Government did not. so far as we can learn, think
theHn dsse-T1ne us Public trial or even publicity
ON the O1hrr hEnd, with British officials, and as
ws huur with the British Government, these
uharErs kHur rsceived credenoe. In view of those
E1uas- he vino Is thus implicated and does not in
H'E upon a thnr01gh sitting Of the matter, viii
rrrnss US 4 I'VE fuly agree with the poeL IN saying
rant=
.f,..s -. -, -,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08

The vanity of many things, as we'll as their
value and usefulness, depends not particle upon
their costliness, and not even upon the difficulty
of their attainment. We do not mean to sermon
ize upon christian virtues, nor upon the value of
such excellent habits system, orderliness,
moderation, industry, but upon the twice blessed
quality if that word is suited for our purpose, of
good manners. Good manners are unfortunately as
rare to find they easy to acquire if one cares
to acquire them. They are of course not in con-
sistent with perfect manliness and independence,
and imply no lack of self-respect. fawning or
excessively complaisant style is not good manners.
young man or young woman who will take pains
to observe the simple and easy rules needed for
good manners will find life much more worth the
living much easier to live, and will give and enjoy
more happiness for doing. Many worthy,
honest and strictly honorable man has the man
ners of hog, or rather, of half-starved grizzly
bear. Apply this test among ourselves. The
gentle hammered unobtrusive salesman will find
customers when the bearish dealer will find moth
ing but hard times. The quiet good-natured ex-
pressman { if his horse is like him will run his
surly, rude competitors of the track We all know
how much a physician is valued for agreeable
manners. They even take the place of skill and
ability with some. The lawyer who keeps an i'm.
perturbable good temper in his trials of cases. as
well as in Office duties, always gets thereby the bet
ter of his fuming opponent.
Bad manners may be due to bad breeding, tc
conceit, to hasty ungoverned temper, pronene J:
to suspect evil of Others, to dyspepsia, to i-con
eealed jealousy, to mere ignorance, to ingrained
ccarseness of nature, sometimes we fear, from all
A.,
occurs. save US from contact with it. We hope
that no one will try on this coat in public, and
show that it fits him; nor yet recommend it for hi:
neighbors But there are few of us whose innel
Consciousness will not recognize more or less neet
of outgrowing garment something like the on
we have described
As it has long been decided by onr theological
friends not to let the devil have all the good tunes
SO may worthy people generally resolve that tn
rascals shall not have prerogative of good man
ners-. Something like this thought was in Thack
ersy's lines.
For IL you rise or If you fall
Hn CD,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08

TEE EucALrPTUs AS A MA1ARrA1 PREVENTIVE
While 50 many expedients are proposed to ward
of feTers and malRria,-some of them very ex-
Pensive,-would it not be well for our citizens to
adopt the plan which has been tried in other coun-
tries with success, Of planting the eucalyptus or
blue gum tree more generally than has been done
here We mean. to have them planted in every
house lot, wherever tree can be grown, in this
city And If any help or stimulus be needed, per
haps It may be well for the government to supply
Eratuitously the seeds or plants required for this
purpose. The value Of this tree in alIaying the
EMBELLISHMENTS of malarial districts, i very
positively affirmed in recent number Of London
N1tHrrs an abstract OF whose article we append:
1.-The testimony n support OF the efficacy OF
eucalyptus i'm this respect THE writer asserts are
too convincing to 3D. doubtful. In marshy dis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08
NOT Z 8.

The influx of nearly 1000 Cinnamon during the
past week ought to ease the labor market con
siderably, but the more Cinnamon we import the
more clearly do We see that there is a regular
trades-union' among them to keep mp the price of
la Dor. The present demand is exorhitant: S12 a
month, 500 advance and $40 bonus to the shipper.
Suppose planter wants to ship 40 hands he has
TO pay cash down 500. The unfortunate laborer
obtains little or no hing of this heavy advance
SO goes for passage money and the rest in the
sharps who arrange the business for him. Both.
employer and employed are we might say almost
swindled. If the Government would appoint two
or three labor contractors men of integrity and
put an end to the runners and irresponsible persons
who make fine living out of the present heavy
advance system, great good will have been ac-
complished-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08
5auaiiait 6azette.



CAST wr OF the Hawaiian Islands. lay aside the
Euaalrral style uf talking about royal progresses
lt she Qnegn goes 70 Edinburgh, the journals say
H1-End do mot dtclare that Her Majesty is making
q h1FHl Progress 10 Her city of Edinburgh En-
prur william IA allowed 10 visit wiesbaden if he
ekrG without any further announcement than a
uuiet statement 10 that effect In these days of
HtH1m ana electricity, usages and expressions
wiEIrh 5sl1ared to the horseback or nuleback era
are rinrpd uut-'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08

ln mrrunnnrr with Act approved iffh day Of August
- Tn Prevent FrRndnlrnt Expectation Of Foreign or
MnmMln1 tradure tn Porte OF the United States. N-
MAAm N.Y. hurrrm iH nrpninfrd Export Guard for the
Eur mf Hnnnsmu Pn-fer who are about 10 shin Rice Ia
n Frr nf Tine United States. will notify the Export
@nnr- uf the intrnd1 shipment that he may examine
mMM MnN- mm1 D. Ebir give that the
Ernmla and rrndnrt o. the Hawaiian Islands.
AnA in nrrnraAnre rith the said Act have fixed
Mma MMnnhT OK rhr ice 10 be paid said Export
Lunr1 tnr examination and rrTfifcAts the sum OF
~HnrE Gents per bon luf 2p lbsl and Ia proportion
Nuf NM AHHH ummntlry than n ton.
JOIN = WALKER, Minister Of Finance.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO All PER.
IN sons, that at meeting of the Subscribers to the
Kauai Telephonic Company held at Koloa, Nov eth
1885, voted accept the Charter granted to Jared
X. Smith, G. N. Wilcox and W. H. Rice and their
associates and Successors, under the name of the
Kauai Telephone Company" on the I'd day of
October 1885, that the Corporation duly organ
lied under the said Charter, and the followngnamed
officers elected. viz:
j. X. Smith, President and Director;
w. H. RIGS. Secretary and Director;
g. n. Wilcox, Treasurer and Director.
By the terms of the said Charter stockholder shall
be Individually liable for the debts of the Corporation
beyond the which shall be due upon the share
shares owned or held by himself.
Also in accordance with provision of the Charter it
was voted: That months notice OF the intention
of the Company to increase its Capital Stock ten
thousand dollars be given by the Secretary.
W. ii. RICE,
Secretary kauai Telephone Company.
Koloa Kauai Nov 9th 1880 $50 AZ