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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-02-14
ALONE The

Am bktne Ella. At Brewers wharf. is loading for San
Francisco. expecting to get Of the first of next week.
Am bktne Discovery. also at Brewers wharf, is dis
charging cargo, and viii probably finish to-day.
HRwr bk KAIakaua, below Robinson's wharf, Is complet-
Ing slowly her cargo for San Francisco. 20 sail about
Tuesday next
Barks Cyane and d G Murray have both dropped of
into the stream 10 await the arrival Of island produce
The non-arrivAI Of foreign shipping this week has rem
dered the wharf meanderfngs bare Of the usual interest
The movements OF coasters have also slaekened through
the recent rains and interruptions TO the usual " trades"
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o. TIE annTersary Of his accession to the
throne, His Majesty was pleased to entertain the
members Of the Princes Own Guard at the ArmO-
ry on Queen St, where, what with drill in facings
and music from the Band, the Volunteers had a
very good time. His Majesty was pleased TO ad-
dress the assembled company, and in the course
Of his remarks he promised that in case the ten
million loan became a fact it would be his pleas
ure to see that their pay was increased. This re-
mark was received with cheers.
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MRS. WARD. ON SCHOOL
vi between Fort and Nuuanu SITS hereby notifies the
citizens of Honolulu, that she is prepared TO act as NJ
in Cases of SICK NESS. having had many years expert
ence in the Hospitals at Stockton and Virginia City. And is
also a practical prepared to attend patients
in case of need.
Any applications for her services either at her home or
through The Post Office will be promptly attended to.
d27 3m+ MRS. WARD, School Street.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Aobrrtisrr.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Il.

III ."."
II. r. Highness Ruth Keelikolani took passage
on the steamer LiEeHie On Tuesday last, to make
the tour Of Hawaii. and we learn that Her Males
~ the Queen Dowager Emma also took passage
us the guest Of Her Royal Hrghuess. In the light
Of current events it might not be out of place to
ask whether this has any political significance?
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Ar THE close of the entertainment at the
ArmOry on Thursday last a gOOdly number of
soldiers and bandsmen were Keeling about our
streets in different degrees of intoxication. Some
were garruIous and some otherwise ; the first
named were loud in their praise OF some person
who had furnished them with liquor, in defiance
of law. Some person is evidently sowing the
wind, reckless of its fruitage. We hope this
may be a timely warning.
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REMOVAL!
U R AND MIDWIFE.

ENR NIX ERTZ. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
has removed his business from Hotel Street to the store
on Merchant Street, formerly occupied by d. W. Clark. o4
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HNHE TIC IN BARRELS
and Half Barrels. For Sale by
ia24 so BOLLEs & co.
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FOR SALE

SITUATE IN HILO.
Il opposite the Court House, suitable for a frst-class Hotel.
All in good order and repair. Apply to
j. II. COMFY, Honolulu,
f8 70 or G. RICHARDSON. Hlo.
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FOR SALE.

TVNHE TW STORY ITUATE
u on School and Emma Streets, Honolulu. Is ID excellent
order and repair, with good and sufficient pastUrage for two
or three horses. Half the purchase money may remain on
mortgage for two or three years, at s per cent. per annum.
enquire of de tn TEOS. BROWN Registrars Office.
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For SALE CHEAP

GOOD WINDMILL, ! BRASS PU =. 2
Il Iron Tanks, capable of holding 500 gallons eachi l Solid
Frame, for above tanks; also, Pipe Work, Connections, etc,
complete. This Mill can be seen in working order by apply
ing TO (n29 If II. J. AGNEW.
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NU A GROVE. IN KANEOHE, OAHU.
containing Five or Six Acres, well fenced, Two Cot
ages, Out Buildings, Shade and Fruit Trees, &c. For particu-
enquire of QeT 4t) 5. w. POGUE.
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NEW ZEALAND POTATO

RER STEAMER ZEALANDIA A SMALL
lot of New Crop, just received.
ia24. so For sale by BOLLEs & co,
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LAND FOR SALE !

TUNHE NED. AS EH IN
II fact for VIM. HiIlebrand, NJ. D., offers for sale, on liberal
erms, tracts Of land in Kemoo, Kamananui, said TO contain
acres in all; and also a tract in Wahiawa, said to contain
l49S acres, all situate in the District Of Waialua, Island of
Oahu. The lands in Kemoo were formerly leased to John
Silvia and Owen j. Holt. (d2O ID CHAS r. BISHOP.
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CHAKr-MooUAr-In Honolulu, February 5th, by Rev.
8. @. Damon, CHAKI to ANNIE MoQUAI, both Of Honolulu
this city. February 9Th, at
the residence Of W. q. Wilder, ESQ. by the Rev. H Ii.
Parkar. Mr.. JOHN K. WILDER TO Miss MARION CoGGsHALL-
MAcHADo-DE JEsUs.-In Honolulu, February sth, by
Rev. 8. q. Damon, ASroSIo JOSE MACHADO to ISABEL DE
JESUS, both Of Honolulu
Ros~x-RUanxL--In Honolulu, February 9th. by Rev.
8. q. Drmon. MonRrrz A. ROSE, Of KAneohe, Oahu, to
RosrNA RU1DEL, OF Honolulu
Asxu-KEKuA--In this city. February 9th, by Rev. W.
Frenr. Mr.. Lux AsEu to Miss MARY Ann KEKUA. both of
HonofuIu-
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WANTED

a AGED WHITE WoMANTO
- LOOKOUT Tor Children, aud Do light housexork n a res
PTetaole family, where she vii find a good home inquire a.
whitney 4 kooertson's. or address p. o. Box IS. lei Il
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Elk CYANE
CALIFORNIA RIVER SALMON.

UNHIS DAY, CALIFORNIA HAY. OATS,
Il Bran, Whole and Ground Barley. For Sale by
tan24- so BOLLES & co.
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

wi Eli BEEN
elected Assignees Of the Estate Of Chun Kau of Homo
lulu, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted TO the said Chun Kau, to make immediate payment TO
c. 5. Barlow. at his Sa.esroom, Honolulu. any person own
ing articles, Of any description. which have been deposited
with Chun Kau and now in possession Of the assignees may
obtain the same upon proving ownership.
C. 5. BARLOW.
sel3 ". c. AKANA.
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FOR SALE.

COTTAGE OBTAINING FOUR o
n Dining and Kitchen Rooms on Liliha Street, No. 81.
fe7 2t* INQUIRE AT NO. 80.
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800 REWARD

fENHE BOV REWARD WILL BE PAID
n Tor Information that vii lead TO the conviction Of the
person or persons who, on the nights Il December ctr and I'll.
1919. distracted from the Metropolitan Market on King s.
f7 q = WhTIrp
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. H. I,

Fb sam bktne Jos Perkins, Johnson, for Port Townsend
0-An bktne Kate Sudden, Ingles, for Port Townsend
1O-Brft bk Horham Castle. Good, for San Francisco
I0-Am bk Buena Vista, Calhoun, for Port Townsend
vessels for HOnOIuIn from Foreign Ports
Am ship Gen Butler, Newcastle, NSW- due FEB $40
Bdf bk Contest, Liverpool, sailed July 30 via Valparaiso
Brit BIZ Tokotea, New Castle, overdue
Haw BIZ KAe, Bremen. due
Fannie Baher, New Castle, due
Ger bgtne Nicholas, South Sea Islands, due
Am BIZ Ceylon, Boston, due April 202S
An bgrne Hazard, Port Gamble, due
Am snip W II Whffton, New York. 70 sail Jan 10
Am miss packet Morning star, Micronesia, due In FEB
An bktne Grace Roberts, san FaAcisco, due about FEB 10
p M \ 3 City Of Sydney. sydney and Auckland, due Feb 10
p N 8 3 a eaAndia. San Francisco, due Feb y
Am schr W n Meyer, san Francisco. due about Fb %
Am Bchr q spreckies, via Hno, san francisco, due Feb 1870
Haw sehr Kauikeouii, Port Ludlow. nearly due
An bktne Emma Augusta, Port Townsend
RAiAtea schr Vivid, FAnning's Island, about Feb =
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Fishers Champagne Cider.

ED FROM THE BEST
vi and purest materials, perfectly harmless and healthy
a refreshing and cooling drink, especially in cases of fever; al
No. Is. Liliha street, Honolulu. Orders may be sent, c. o. ID
through Post Office Box $50.
Honolulu, January II, 1880. ja17-ly-3m+
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COTTAGES TO LET.

TWNHE ED BEING ABOUT TO
erect a number of Cottages, with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in Nuuanu Valley, corner OF
School street, opposite Mr.. Henry Waterhouse, also, on School
street, as far as opposite Rev. :. +. Bishops.
The rentals will be about Twenty five Dollars per month.
Tenants will have the right Of purchase by payment in irstall-
ments for three or five years, with a deposite Of Twenty-Five
per cent should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early APP
plication to the undersigned, and if not too late, can have
buildings to suit the intending occupants.
jas If JOHN THOS.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLEF FOR any
Il DEBTS contracted in my name without my written order.
fe7 81 j. c. WOOD.
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PAssENGERs.

From San Francisco, per Discovery, Feb G-COl $ Nor
rs. Peter Paul. James Andrews, ID Davis, j T May, X j
O'Brien, J Fitzgerald
For San Francisco, per Norman Castle, Feb 9-Mr
GardenhIre, Henry Blower, J Z COurtenay.
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For Port Gamble. per Joseph Perkins. Feb. lilo bags
sugar. . cases eognae, Fornign value,Sl5. Domestic
value, 1857 81
For san Francisco. per Norman Bastle, Feb 9-326l pks
sugar, 1546 pkgs rice. 100 bales Pulu, $50 mt salt hides,
% bags coffee Domestic value. 394I2T9-
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NOTICE.

FTER THIS DATE 1 WILL NOT BE
N responsible for any Goods purchased for my Schooners
without my written order. Also, I will not be responsible for
Freight delivered TO same unless Receipted for at my office.
Honolulu, Feb. II, 1880. Qe14 1m) CHAS. LONG.
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NOTICE.
CASHIER, CORRESPONDENT AND AC-
COUNTANT, desires a position. Has had fifteen years
experience. Can furnish A l references respecting ability, in
tegrity, ETC., and give security if desired. Has resided on the
Islands seven years. Address:
fe7 2t A. L. C., this Office.
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BIRTHS
MARRIED.

Al KulaokhuA, Honolulu, on Feb 6, TO the wife OF G {
Coleman. q son.
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VESSELS IN PORT

VESSELS IN PORT
HAw Blk Kalakaua, jerks
HaW bgtns Pomare, for sale
Am topaaiI sch Loleta, Dexter
Haw sch lula A Long.
An sch Honora- Seegers
Am bk Cyane, Hanson
An bktne Ella, Brown
Am bktne Discovery, smith
Am HI ID q Murray. Richie
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FOR RENT
TO LET.

NISHED ROOMS AT NO. D KUKUI
STREET. f7 2+
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NOTICE

A LII HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN me, of whatsomever kind, must present them within 80
DAYS from january 80, 1850. Oe7 Inn HENRY COOPER.
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I MEMORANDA.
Am bktne Fremont arrived at Kahului on the 5th inst
touching on the reef In entering. and sustaining singh
injury.
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NOTICE.

Turing MY FROM THIS
Kingdom my nephew, Mr.. John Locker, will have full
.harge Of and attend to all business for me.
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1880. Cfe14 3) THOMAS LACK.
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BLACKsMITHING NOTICE

III. HANLON WOULD lost RE-
sBs pectfully inform the public that he has taken the Bacl
smith shop of the late Dan. HOughtailing, on the Bay Hor
premises, on Hotel street, where he will give his usual sati
faction in HORSE-SHOEING, and attendance on SIC
HORSES. Jas 3m
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
NTR. L. Ii . KERR HAS THISDAYw WITH
IVH DRAWN from our firm.
1t COOPERATIVE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
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UNPORTs,

Prom San Francisco, per Discovery, Feb T-Db bales
paper. 4Of pkgs liquors, 215I Pkgs -four, $50 boxes soap,
226 bales hay, 1OO3 sacks grain. To3 pkfs hardware. 900
bbls lime. $500 brick. 100 Pkgs paints and oil, - Pkgs
windows &C $50 m shingles, 5000 Il W posts, 200 bbls
coffee, 100 pigs lead. 1870 pkgs misc mdse.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS z HEREBY
TIED from trespassing on the land of Pa, at Kahoiwai,
Manoa, Oahu. And all animals found on said premises will
be impounded. Ue14 4l CURTIS u. IAUKEA.
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Secured in the months of June and JULY. during an unpnedaed depression oil DuHWI
England. and purchased at TIT VERY LOWEST POINT, since which duplicates oil ONE o. GE %
have advanced from Is to so pr cent These Oodsa are mott purchased Keep IN STOCK 70 D Ill
but to go into snmpu as early as they can be sd, so thai" BONA fDE PuM'
have agnd opportunity to purchase advanmgeonsk. -. a. n, no
The Cream is always son the to of the Milk, when not heavily wathed, which we@ DOT Pr pr
6@ to do. NV Muo ON Business Tor upwards of 46 years having commemorate IN OWL 'a@"n
in Americas 1883." A Nimbe NmeP Pence Before Slow Shilling All ny snssu succeed me II
respect. The Cargo Consists of
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-04

The ages of horned cattle may
generally be known by the rings on
the horns till their tenth year, but
after that time they give no indioar
ton Of age further than that the
animal has passed its tenth gear.
The first ring appears on the horn
after the animal is two years old
soon after, as y general rule, though
sometimes before that age. During
the third year the ring gradually
increases, and at three years of age
it 10 completely formed. The sec.
ond ring appears during the third
year, and at the end Of the nfth
gear it is complete. After that Pc
Rod An additional ring 10 formed
each year. This rule is sufficiently
plain, and even q young farmer
needs but little practice to enable
him to read o cows age on her
horns. A COW with three rings y
six years old; with four rings she 70
seven years old. No new rings are
formed after the tenth yesr; the
deeper rings, however, and TIE
worn appearance Of the horns arc
pretty sure indications Of old age,
Former advocate.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-04

A little girl in Pennsylvania was
bitten OIL the leg by a copper head
snake. Her mother took her to a
grocery store near by, where a salt
mackerel was applied to the wound
and pint OF whisky forced down
the child's throat. In the mean
time chicken was caught and rip
ped open alive; the mackerel WAS
taken of the wound and the poison
had turned it green; the warm en-
trails of the chicken we're then ap-
piled and another chicken killed,
aud subsequently placed on the
wound; the entrails of both were
turned green. BY this time the
child was stupe6ed in consequence o.
the liquor abe had drank but seemed
to suffer no pain. She was taken
home aud the leg that bad been bit
ten placed in salt and water. These
prompt remedies had the desired Ell
feet, and the child was considered
ont Of danger.
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Terms Of Subscription:
Terms Of Advertising:

enc square, of one inch in space or less,
first insertion, 81 90; each additional inser-
ton, SO cents.
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The Cotton Worm Investigation.

Inc Cotton worm mveetoaatto0.
Prof. G. V. Riley, Chief Of the
United States chronological Com.
mission, who has in charge the in.
vestiga,ion of cotton worms, syrived
in the city yesterday from Atlanta,
Georgia, where he met, by appoint.
ment, Prof. j. Parish Steele, Of
Mobile, and Prof Eugene A. Smith,
of the State University at, Tusca.
loosa. He 10 accom- panied By w. 8.
Barnard, Professor Of Entomology
and Invertebrate Zoology Ut 0gs11il
University. In en- interview, Pref.
Riley gave IA the following ontliae
Of the organization Of bis corps Of
assistants in the important work
which he is pursuing.
Prof. Steele will 20 to Te1aa
making his headquarters sonewhese
in the Colorado Bottom, where 10 viii
be assisted By Judge w. j. Jonas,
Of Virginia Point, near Galveston.
Prof. Barnard will make his
headquarters at Vidalia, Louisiana,
% as to fully study those portions of
Louisiana and Mississippi which
were neglected in 1873 aud 1879 on
account of yellow fever.
In Mississippi Prof. r. W. Jones,
of the State University, assisted
by DR.. f. II. Anderson, of K1se-
wood, and probably Mr.. Lawrence
johnson, of Holly Springs, will rep.
resent the Commission among the
cotton lands Of that state. -
In Alabama, Judge j. F. Bailey,
of Marion, assisted by Mr.. James
Roane, chemist, of Georgetown,
d. c., will make q special series OF
experiments.
In Georgia Prof. j. E. Wlliet, Of
Mercer College, will make . series
of special experiments to test the
usefulness of fungus germs In the
destruction of the worm, aud viii b
assisted by w. G. Farlow, PROBES,
sor of Cryptogamic Botany at Har.
ward. ..t
In Florida, Mr.. H. G. Hubbard,
a well known entomologist of De,
troit, Michigan, who has been for
some time stationed at Crescent
City, will make some practical Oh.
servations and will hereafter have
his headquarters at Tallahassee.
Prof. Smith will be occupied
more particularly with preparation
Of maps showing the different cot.
ton regions, and indicating . new
classification Of the cotton belt with
reference to the Information q The
insect. t.
Mr.. E. A. Schwarz, Who has been
associated with Prof. Riley ron
the beginning of the investigation,
and Mr.. w. Fl. Patton, an expert.
enced entomologist of Connecticut,
remain at the headquarters Of III
Commisson in Washington during
Prof. Riley's absence, and will take
the field later In the season ct points
to which future experience may d.
rect. Prof Riley leaves to-day for
Mississippi, but will be back In this
region next week. He will travel
from point to point experimenting
the work and advising with his -
sistants. Toward the eud Of Sep
TENDER be expects to 60 to California
to learn everything connected with
the cultivation of Pyrethrum, q
plant which he believes will be the
future dangerless antidote to the
worm and the cultivation Of which
he has already taken steps to intro
duce In the South.-EeiMa (Ata.,
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HORTER & FENNER,

MANUFACTURERS Of SADDLERY and
MI HARNESS, Agents for New York Belt
ing and Packing Co, Leather Betting, Lace
Leatber-6 Magazine and "a Canal streets,
New Orleans, La. Collar Factory l'tS and
lao Poydrzs street-Saddle Factory "a Ca
nal street. feb4-25.6m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-04

They deal directly with rramps
in Morocco. They are tied to tbe
mouth Of q cannon and doomed into
the nearest town u the Bext world.
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r. M.FREEMAN,
MINDEN MALE ACADEMY

THIS Institution will open on September
l. LIST, 1850. .e
The session will consist Of two terms oil
twenty weeks each.
Pupils received at any time and chArgeu
to the Close of the term.
For further particulars apply 20
GEO. o. THATCHER,
June *, 1880. rnh'
, 1880-12-04

Tur Monday = fire stsrte't IN one
of those finder ike houses that belong 20 the
Chinese near FIRST street, ani bat Tor the
vigilance OF the fee department and the faat
Of there being 40 wind stirring, the balance
of Chinatown was saved The building
which was used as Al China store and wash
house. seemed 10 catch fire all over at oice
and before the bells pealed forth the notes OF
alarm the building was envelcp"d in hames-
The Wash,ngtons, Tigers and |IgIlanfs were
promptly At hand. and ty their good judge
ment and hard work they managed TO coz
fine tie hrry lcments 70 the one building :;
while the fire WAS raging the buildings ch
First street were In great danger; more es-
r,eeiaIly was this ti,- ease with Coleman
marble works the back part OF winch was
already smoking when the hose commenced
nlayinr. The stables on Alder street wers
also in danger, and the horses At the com
menc,ment were tarnei loose on the street
The vicinity is perfect nest of wo'den dehS
and frame buildings aud their saivati''n rom
inter destruction can only be attr'eutea I"
The cslmress OF the night. How much i"nsef
are these Chinese pests 10 nc allowed " ltP-
oriize the property OF our hard "orSi"s Hi'-
izenss
, 1880-12-04

WHISKY pIuIr-fti> too"ften tn &C lse that
when the Natural deviltry and m-anress IN a
m III l,rvakS out and h. comes within arms
len.t. oi The law, tie only excuse he eau
offer is that WHISKY did 1t. 1t Is tine last
resource of coward. Daring the recent
term Of court held in this city this excuse
was often put in as plea There are oniy
.on many who Will accept this III eNtsnuat!on
of crime, when if they would but look INTO
the affair li:tle closer they would ilnd tha,
uatnrrI born lazness. instead of whisky, was
the cause of their trouble. Ii man steals n
valuahI. article, It is with the III 4 thai he
saves so much bodily labor which for short
time will prevent him from exercising his
muscles and earning his bread by the sweat
Of his brox." Again, if 4 man gets drunk
aud abuses ano-her and gets well whipped,
there are always many only too re .ay 10 take
his part and say, 'Oh, hc did.'t kno" what
ne was doing: Il Was a shame to whip HIM,
and much more maudiin sympathy Now
"a. have Travelled far and wide and have o.
served life in all lis phases, and We have ye'
:, find A man who was so druek that he
didn't know what he wss dong ihe hle'h-
ness Is l., a man or It would not come on'.
Whisky. We are aware, Is reSP"nsi'le t'r
many sins. hut too Ditch i; Is inade the scale-
,n.t of natural viliany, ard It Is time II was
stopped.