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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Ia sure 10 ita effects. mild 10 lls action ~ "
paFs NOT usisfEA, aud yet 10 IL pvnctsthig and
powerful 90 rpaeh ans deep seated paig - % re-
move asf bpny growth er ssy oihef enlatges
meut, u used ipr several dssa, such HpANins.
sphnis, curb. caloas, sprAins. svsiilnKs. sny
lanisnsss aud al onlafgtmwnls 81 the iotnta %
limbo, OF fheueas item ~ man snd for any pur'
paee for which halrasat Is uscd for MAN ~
BkAhE tits nov kLoNn 10 b. ihe beet lint
mtnt for rea ever used, ArtnR mild sud yet
CERTAIN ~ fTs EFFrcrs
Send address for lllastaated Cicalaf which vs.
think gives positive proof II It's virtnes No
remedy has met with such unqaaiihsd tuceess,
20 our knowledge, for beAst as we'll As man
Price 81 per bottle, OF tix bottles Tor Is All
pRudoIsrn have il Or can got IL tn Dou, o. u
sill be ssnt to shy Atdresa "a receipt Of prlee
hy the prp9rietors.
DIR. b. J. KENDALL AGO,
EnosbuEgh RaIis, Nofmnpt,
Sold by all Druggists.
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Sheep busiaRdTy u one time was a
hiehly I'M ostant occupation 10 Prshcs hut
i nv On the decline, de number osnsd
ID thst e0untTy having Decreased from
u, 00Q 90 10 about n. 0O0.0OQ.
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For TEN DOLLARS cash

We will insert tix line sdveriseme nj one week
10 list OF rs weekly rev papers, Or Ave tues 10
dliiereut list of S5n apers; OF Elk lines two
Eeekt 10 choice al either ELI tepAfate aud
distinct lst- cont ming from IS to 150 papsrs
zach. Catalogue stnt fee. Address GEO. n.
HOWELL CO., 10 spruce 81 New York.
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From Prominent Physician.
KENDAlI's SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

uafEesrslsp. Ne uee AL ts7a.
i p hhHae9 O. auuis Ssh O. add my
testimony " faes7 q furF iasAiast'c Hniinegft
~krnaalfs spavin Care 10 the spFine ~ sel
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everything IN nv each. bot coald hna ntthlnE
thst wuuia giFo me psfmanngt relief When l
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Cure" thought woaid Try Il / Need ane thita
OF BETTE, aud experienced reAet at enee The
pain left me auai hss bot troubled me slnue, I
feel ysry Rfaitial 70 yen and would recommend
'kendAlfs NpAvth Cure" 10 AL who eudsF sith
spFatas OF rhRaaaflem,
foafa truly. MHs, ]. BouraiL.
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GEO. C. OGlDWIk 4 &C..
GwxxNaL Aorxrs. BosTos, Mass
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

chance" implied some conspiracy against the
State. The Advertiser can tell its correspondent
who was meant II ell wishes TO oonfound
LOYALTY to the Hawaiian Kingdom with child
like confidence in the editor of the Advertiser,
there is no Law to prevent his doing so.
But, saws "l-- our article inviting discussion
about immigration, and calling for facts concern
ing Hindu immigrants, shows that hereafter as
becomes good citizen we will espouse the cause
of right against wrong, bring relief to the op-
pressed, and merited censrre to the wrong-doer -.
And because We referred to Mr.. Rhodes somewhat
stale criminal indictments of Mr.. Carter and
others for not getting Hindus here, " L. has the
simplicity to say that IL is significant that the
GAZETTE stiguatiles as crimes certain acts de-
scribed by the gentleman just named" viz, by
Mr.. Rhodes. IL" thinks. however, that further
discussion of Hindus is '-vain, mere waste o.:
time trAHe TIE present CabiHst reRais in Office.
We are glad to discuss matters of public concern
upon their merits, and not TO make. as . L. does,
a petty personal affair Of every State question.
We deal in such discussions neither with friends
nor enemies but for what we can learn TO be
the public welfare We have not the slightest idea
whether o. aot what Mr. Rhodes has said about
the offer OF the British Government TO send Mr..
Wodehouse to India TO promote that Immigration
be true . wish to learn all the facts which
affect this subject, and TO be assured by proper
authority and credentials that whatsoever infor-
nation Is given to US is correct We can then
inform the public of our conclusions, and our
reasons for them. If 81 L wants to start new
Cabinet, as his article indicates, let him get up
memorial to that effect, and 60 ahead He seems
to think that our assertion that No better choice
of Ministry could be made" than Is now in office,
renders US incapable of fair or impartial discus
sions- On the whole. we must say that " L. seems
to be in a mental condition which must be less
satisfactory to his friends than to his op-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20


Proper notification having beer made TO this Depart
meat BY His Ex James N. Cotiy, United Stales Minis
ter Resident, that BY the inquest OF the Honorable
Charles Devrns Acting Seere hryo State Of the United
States August Frederick Hofke. Esq. citizen Of the
United States has bea appointed Consular Agent Of
the United States at Kahulul
Therefore, the said August Frederic Hopke Is hereby
acknowledged BY order Of Ills Majesty Consular
Agent OF the United States q K.hulu and all his Of
1eal acts such ordered receive full faith and
credit by the authorities OF this Government
Given under ny hand and the Seal OF the Foreign
ofiee this soth day Of September 1850.
sa WI GREEN, Minister OF Foreign AHairs.
Mr.. Charles Williams has this day been appointed
Road Supervisor for the District Of Hanakua Island Of
Hawaii vice W H. Ricksrd. resigned.
JNo. (. BUSH. Minister Of the Interior
| Interior Onsce. Sept -, ISO. Si
Mr. W. c. Borden has this day been appointed an
Agent 10 take Acknowledgements 10 Instruments for tho
District OF Hiie, Island OF Hawaii.
THOMAS BROWN, Registrar Of Conveysnees.
Approved:
SH JNo. Z. Bush. Minister OF the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

lee Roman EnpeFors as they threw OF one by
one all constitutional forms, found that having
alienated large body of the people it vas neces-
sary to surround themselves with guards who were
% be devoted 70 the imperial interests. Tiberius
first established this body of troops near Rome,
rystng his own fettsrs and those Of his country at
the sane moment The Pretorian guard soon
learned its power, and could only be kept in
semblznce Of order and discipline BY lavish doua-
tons and extraordinary privileges Again and
again did this body Of troops turn and rend the
hand tha. had petted and pampered IL Gibbon
says: Such formidable servants are always nee
essry, bat often fatal TO the throne Of despotsrn
By thus Introducing the Prs-torian guards as it
we're into the palace and the Senate, the Emperurs
taught them 70 perceive their own strength and
the weakness Of the Civil Government; to view
the vices of their masters with familiar contempt
and to lay aside that rsTereutial awe which DIS
tAnes only and mystery can preserve towards an
imaginary power
The S1ItAns OF Turkey tried an almost similar
plan With their Janisszries. The result was that
for nLny years these monArchs were mere puppets
troops; ard the CHAINS were only broken by a
wholesale massacre Of these soldiers
We have neI1her PrEtorlzns nor Janissaries In
these Islands. but have favored army of fortr
men, who, informed are not over eager in
the performances CT their duties, and who, too.
require d0HztiEe whenever any extra drty has TO
Be done II such IS the case, VIC would recommend
o1r c1mmznderin-chief 10 90 70 his booksEeEves
and sandy the page Of history; he might learn a
valuable lsssUn- and save himself some future
trouble We have had dific1lry with the troops
II previous reign Petting soldier l. like
czreszng tiger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

Tzz correspondent Of the Adrsrtissr signing
himself L exhibits fatuity which Is as smzs-
ing as I Is uzznistaksabIe- he might as vel sign
his full name IN English BE starts Of with say
ing that the local newspapers indicate "a most
unsettled and unsatisfactory state Of Hawaiian
zHzirs- He illustrates this by referring to articles
N the GAzzTzE about @old women and Hindu
irnmierznts Ths former article i N his imagina-
ton rsdoIent cs var and blood If devastation
and ruin-- all Of which L says ought to = faH as
nznrh as possible On fhs 0riginatnrs Of the mis-
chief, that the engineer be hnssted by his own
petArd- II L plain that L. supposes that our
rzfsrsnce 10 TIE fox and 70 giving : the devil 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

In an article last week upon immigrants from
East India, we suggested several preliminary en-
guiries to be answered satisfactorily before it
would be wise TO attempt to get those people as
laborers here. 4 letter of Messrs. Nicholson,
Grant and Miller is Published by the contempt
rary press, which undertakes to answer several of
those enquiries, and We think that as far as phy-
sique, food and expense 60 it answers them salts
fsctorily, provided of course these gentlemen
write, as we suppose they do, of their own
knowledge But before any expense is incurred
in the matter, a Correspondence with the British
government might readily ascertain whether it
would consent to the deportation of Hindus under
contracts for labor s1ch as We could undertake to
make. In order 70 have these laborers It would
be necessary IN the outset 10 obtain modification
Of the British statutes, which as we understand
require contracts 70 be made for the highest wages
paid in the country for similar labor We also
must learn whether the British government will
submit 20 the decision of our own tribunals any
complaints made BY or IN behalf of Hindu labor
ers. for If il viii not do so, their introduction
would be out of the question All this. and more
needed information ought to be obtainable BY or
dInzry diplomatic correspondence We suppose
that the expense OF returning the aborers 70 their
OER country at the end Of their terms of service
would not be serious obstacle to EMPLOYING them
for rates of wages low enough TO justify such out
lay; but II Is item which must be taken into
co1sidsE1ti' Meanwhile, we suggest that in
cITldualS vls prepared to enter into contracts
for Hlndus would do well to send IN their PROPOSE
tions to the Board Of Immigration. We further
suggest that the President Of the Board publish
such authentic information as he can obtain. upon
the subject. 1t Is not occasion for riding hob
bies. yeutilating provincial prsudicss but for
deliberate common sense, after thoroughly ascer-
tanning all the facts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

In politics repOse is death. h."-giSetesnA Century
for AEyzst.
There is some danger that our population may
sink into that repose- We have passed through a
period Of great political excitement and naturally
there Is a tendency 70 rest, but it is resting
slumberinS volcano As long as Mr. Gibson con-
unues 10 publish the indammatory stuff which he
has been treating Hawaiian friends to, SO long
does it behoove Cs TO be on the alert. Even when
Mr.. Gibson is settled on and cannot think he
viii continue his course much longer, knowing, as
he does. that L Is distasteful to those whom he
processes to represcntl, there will be plenty of
questions which our people can think about and
express their opinions upon There are people
who urge that only under exceptional circum-
stances should the mass of the people take an
interest IN politics We consider il not only the
right but the duty of every citizen to take con-
unued interest II them; TO scan every measure
70 watch every expenditure; to consider and pom
der upon every scheme that the Government pro-
poses TO CARY out; TO be, In fact. not mere
machine for earning money and paying taxes, but
man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

MoRESo informs his friends here thar he is win
dieated-" We never heard that any one denied the
authenticity of his letter Of last March from Gen.
Garfield or that he knew Foster when the latter
was in Congress and be was a lobbyist there. We
arc permitted to make the following extract from
letter from Washington to a resident here:
made enquiry concerning Mr.. Moreno at the State
Department. and found that he was regarded there
as a mere adventurer, whose success in Hawaii is
heard Of with great surprise. no IN State
Department seems to entertain the slightest re-
speet for him. His appointment seems to be re-
garded by our press as huge joke, he having been
well known 10 the core espondents here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

Mrs. ArmnsErunE took fnrEwe1 Of the conereEz-
eiam mr Emurninhmo ON Sunday Last Tins ladF hiss
hann uumnarte6 with and has WORKED for the church
E1r uaar1r tifrT yemrs. and i tourhlng 10 see
kp~ - tat the p1r-l1E- Mr. EArkzr rsad U H.
Ea . pnnsr zri-1sn b Mrs. Arustru1z, an Eng
4 - szrElaz- q which ne publish elssWhere- Ihere
wers nznl,er cf friends present. N the eA1rch-
mlmumHnhmr nha fmrndEnE was quite aMec1ngs we
mnm nummr fnwy ewes Munnmg tine marfFe 9nmareEn-
ninm- I'm aFIhs af what sHlf-sHekimg dsmMg8guRs
rnT wrinn. the nMtzEe kn0@s how % arpreciate the
hirH cun1tiss e the w1lte when presented 10 Eina
- tE NY lLrsL Arr1ztr11z has do1e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

The motto Of the Press gang: Your advertisement,
your life. p. c. Adrsrtissr, Oct. 10.
Why then, gentle Advertiser, do you so tena-
ciously cling to advertisements, weeks after ycu
have received repeated orders to take them out Of
your journal; Whence did you obtain vested
right TO isrepresent and abuse the intelligence of
this community. TO run your muck against the
merchants of Honolulu. and foreigners as a class,
and expect that YOU are 10 be supported mean
while by their patronage?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

IKE fire of our contemporary is drawn, and we
now know the number, position and calibre of his
batteries, the kind of ammunition he uses, land
where he gets IT., and the objects of his aim. But
his aim is unsteady and his firing wild. Our es-
teemed contemporary, instead of jumping upon
his parapet and making faces at the enemy, with
his low jokes and personalities, had better
timber up and change position to the rear. lie
may find II impossible 10 retire in good order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

II Is KuNozED that the King proposes soon to
travel in the United States and perhaps in Europe,
and that if he goes it will be iseognito. We know
of nothing to prevent his indulging his taste for
seeing other countries Few men can travel with
out gaining in health spirits and in their stock of
information The Ship of State will, we doubt
not. be safely steered and securely managed during
his absence IL he shall conclude to 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
To ExPoree-5 OF Hawaiian Rice and to
Wa IL nav Concern

In nrr-ance vii Act approved lith day OF August
fs To Prevent Frau1ulen; Expectation Of Foreign .,
E1rzar PrN51cr % Purts cf the Uuted States WI
L. H1FFEE = appointed Export Guard for ths
- - Hn-ui-l1 P1rres Whc aho1t ship Rice q
an t - rhe T1ifec >tafe.. vii notify the Export
Gl.- q n Intended shipment that he nay
sd kcr. a1c = abe 20 give certificate thar il l. the
r-cHrk and rre9rce % the Hawaiian Islands
AnE In accsrd1nce with the said Act. ! have fxed
and hc-rhF IL rhe Zee b paid 70 said Expori
G=nrl fr rr.zinAticu and certificate. the sum OF
veutT Cents per tos 20u io-l szd In proportion
fcr 49, l-ss crrnriry rhan to-.
JOSH ; WALKER Minister OF Finance
Errclzl1- oc-rbsr : r.Sl 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
5alraiiall 6azette.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1880

We publish to-day translation of an article in
Hawaiian from the "Wednesday Express. entitled
Genuine Treason" After the handling which
this article and its author have received from the
SsfEraay Pres, further comment is unnecessary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
r e A L E S r ATE!
Desirable Property on Port st. For Sale.

HE W ELL KNOWN LOT STU
IL ated on Fort street above BsTetaEia This lot Is
I'D feet frontage Fort street and f feet rer There
l. twn-StorE dwelling house the lot. Eszriy new
with cook h0zSe- bath house and priFF auf two wells
y feet deep vel stoned Up from The bottom for sever
1se pzrposeS- The water i laid in four dffe-eEt
piaces- and piping ali In good condition There l.
ample rooE for the grerrion Of large cottages The
fene1ng Il al rev This l. Of most healthy and
CENTRALLY located lots for residence Of any the city
q Honolulu The above sale OG=rs good Opportunity
for the permanent Investment Of capital
TIfle perfect Dees the expense Of the pzrrhases
part Of the purchase money nay remain sec7rp iT
mortgage the Preises For further an
piT 70 G. ". xACT. on the premises or
Where plan Of the IoS can be seen 5as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
SperiaI sasGfes.

DR TnAcnER's Dental once viii be closed irom octo-
Der nth to November ist. Re-opea in Brewers Block
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

NJ ChE-i-s L Hopkins has this ezy been appointed
A--zt tc t1ks Arkzo9ledgm~nts 70 Contracts for
Lzn1- the District % Norfh kohaa Island oy Hawaii
+So. = Bush. Minister o. the Interior
frterter Offce- September % ISL sI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

F1-sEnd sssrtcEtiuzs ., an addition 70 the Kerosene
O. str-s ny ns $50 tAc cce of the Superintend-
sri - Rzelr Wuks o. and after Thursday sisi ias;
ls1e--s fu- hriitinr th- nav he lcds-d Al tAe
is--io- o7c-. heforv Noadsy. the ist p-uz. a;
nec1
ne Mtuisa e thr Iutsrsor does not bind himself 70
Hcr-9s sh~ irH-st or nry Trnder.
1rn--iu- o@sc- Oct 1srk. issn 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

CslIEr-sE GESxKkr's ovT5cE. Oct Il isO
~ sazsti oheie has tsis day bcen appointed sur
rrr7r n.e S1z-c for tae Fu-t q Kahzzi Esst NAzi.
w ALLEN. Collector General
AzF-vred; J. ; wsEKrE. Ministe-of Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

NJ Tas- y. R,5-rtscl has been appointed Tax Col
itur fdr tks Dsr-ict o. koola-poko. Ozhe Vice Hon
: n kar-rL ress-zei-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

NJ W. W Gcct.le has tbs Gay been appointed an
AL EAke ackncsiet-e-ts Coutrzrts for Labor
q ttr Dis-rict g kaz. Island of Hawaii.
~ IA P. CARTER. Niai=ter % the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
EXECUTORS SALE.

DURSUANT To A POWER OF
Il sale in the viii Of the late G. p Judd deceased /
shl 0r for sale pubic ancton Il the frour door Of
AHiolazi Hale Hon0lzIz- q J. o'cIock NJ
On Saturday, the s3d day Of October, 1880,
the buiding sot on Beretania Street. opposite Dr.
Hydes and adi0fnin Goo Ein-s premises being yos
1T and 71S under RnF1 PAfeut To- 50
~ Deed II the expense of the pE-chEzer-
A. FRANCIS JUDD
Execstor Will Of G. P. 5zdd- deceased
H01alnla- Sept. : 1ssa- 81 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
NOT ES.

II will be well for members of business firms to
see to it that all their names are registered and
published as the new Statute requires for if they
neglect TO do so, any member of the firm can be
held liable for all the firm debts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20
Licenses Expiring in October. 1850.

eahW--RETAL-
H.. E4A- Ss5azs .;;sst, Honolulu
sesEe Sagss. Ss.1al sii,st Honolulu
Luls ling CO, Nuzauu street.
E-a 70 rozg, Szazau s,-eet-
Al Gee esr M1anakea 4 Ber~tauia street
EcnE kaue Al a ArinA Hotel street.
Etld-r a GO. cor Pert Qaeen streets.
. = Sal Ia cor Fo-t 4 King streets.
9 HoEnaa Merchsnr street
- Aio cor Rschzrd 4 Merchant streets.
. H.as Lzag Kee 4 CO. NEu4nu street.
y A S1ita, Fo-r street.
Is Csz E.s : EaE Kse, King street Palma
. Ahto Axe, Emma street.
4 ns5s-aoese- h5ng street
= II MrcandIess. Flsh Market.
. N PhnEPs 4 CO. KEzhzmznz street,
Ga-eEtSGzs. Fert street
.JTx Z Tsfs-hSssC Qa-eu street
; E-a SaL Nazaaksa ss--et.
3 Frzak Ans1ze. SEzanu street.
Maui.
Mn--fn WMlrkn Mani
TAhn. PazErla- HanAknAloa,
> Antons tsrus-'os-- AakzEae,
= Al Ssz. Ea1akzaPoks
= Ate,a- Laaal1sl
= Sss siaE. Wsik.P1-
Hawaii.
las CIrrAur1 a Co PznninA- Knz Hawaii
" Ryr--lt. Poksaiki- PunA-
ITR NILS. Hoaakaa. HAmAkz4-
Turw~r Wnschtnu Kaz
IS co An @. Roao1aalaz y Ko6sIA
> Toctsa- PiiAoass. Hilo,
: zss Wo, kaF.4a y KoA.a
KauAi-
= APzz- Kslnz-
vICTUALISG
Fzhzna- MzkzpalA- K.hAlA- Hawaii
AhP4z HaiasA ksaaiz- Hawaii,
MHa We kaPazs- ksoAll Hawaii,
sec Br1lse-- Wslizkz- Masf.
4 kiz So kaiogiai- \ koaaia- Hawaii
= Z A. E1ilzkz- 0AEi.
= La Hi a g. Eala~a- y EchAia. Hawai-
p rsrra NJ
= AClnreee; kAae9ee. k0oiaaPoko. O1ha.
= A asE Haaoaakaz KahaIz HE-aii
: kgE "a Azn1akez str-et- HoEciGia,
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JOsBTNG SPIRIT
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RETAIL SPIRIT
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STALLION
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AUCTIoS-
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CAKE PEDDLINe.
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BILLIARDS
= JF Iarznn- PiLa1uzA- Hiin. Hawaii.
BOAT.
SaEap.4Ai, Eae, Ha-aH,
PEDDLISG-
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BUTCHER
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WHOLESALE
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FIRE ARMS.
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= H1r " oiehc1se.