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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16
Arctic Wanderers.


80
New Bedford, (Mass.), September 23.-The
members of the expedition headed by Lieutenant
Fred. Schwatka, which sailed from New York
Juue l, 1873, for Bafin' 8 bay and King William 8
Land for the purpose of seeking further data up
on the fate of Sir John Franklin, have arrived.
Though the special object Of the search-the re-
coyery of the records of the Franklin expedition,
which, according to the Esquimaux's testimony,
were known 10 exist at specified points-has not
been attained, the explorers have nevertheless OBJ
tanned many relics of Franklin's party, including
the remains of Lieutenant Irving. They have.
moreover, carried out to the letter the instruc-
tions OF the promoter of the expedition to make
it Il geographical success. The longest sledge
ride ON record. both in regard to time and space,
has heen achieved in the face of p~henomenally
cold weather and deprivation of customary food.
Important rivers and coasts have been discovered
and serious errors on former charts have been
corrected. The adventures of the Schwatka expedi-
ton add pages of interest to the romance of relic
explorations and furnish all the world is ever
likely to know of the fate of Sir John franklin.
The conduct Of Captain Berry of the Eothen in
reference to supplies of food intended to be de-
posted for the expedition is unaccountable and
needs explanation, as the absence of those sup
plies on their return came near proving fatal to
Lieutenant Schwatka's party. The result of the
expedition has shown that it il feasible for white
men to adapt themselves to the climate and
life Of the Esquimaux In prosecuting journeys in
the polar regions, and they are not particularly
restricted to any season of the year for that pur-
pose, but can travel at any time and in the same
way which the natives travel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

WRINKLES FOR SPoRTsMEN.-A paper OF inter
est to sportsmen was one on the velocity OF shot
IN fowling pieces read at the Boston Scientific
meeting. For the details we must refer to the
paper itself. The practical conclusions were that
the proper charge of shot in a l2-gauge gun for
upland shooting is l l-8 OF, and not l Ia OF. as
has Of late years been the practice to use that,
with the same weight of barrels. the lO-gauge
will not heat as much as the II, because the
motion of the shot lost by the greater resistance
it opposes in a 12-gange cartridge must appear
IN the form of heat and that the recent move
ment in favor of small-bore guns is one in the
wrong direction. if any gun-maker will make a
10 or even an S-gauge gun. weighing about z
l-2 pounds, the sportsman wall have the best
fowling piece for upland shooting. In regard 20
shooting on the wing. the writer considered = the
wing shot, in which the gunner swings his gun
ahead OF the cross fight of the bird till he attains
the proper distance ahead of 1t, and then fires,
but keeps his gun moving with a regular angular
velocity till even after its discharge, as the pro-
per one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16
Yes, Mr.. Won Dam," meekIy answered

"Yes, Mr.. Won DAM" meekly answered
Lillian.
And are you sure, Lillian, that you did
not just spit on your finger, touch my nose,
and give a smack?'
Lillian turned her great round eyes full
upon Mr.. Won Dam; the great moon turned
on its full light-moons always do.
Are you sure said Nick, " quite sure ?
/ was fooled in that way once by a girl"
Yes, thank you, Miss Mercer; | am
Nicholas Won Damenberg, your neighbor on
the other side of the fence, upon whose nose
you put your wet fnger-kissing for q cat. |
told you then | would get even; and now let
me be sure the kiss was genuine by your re-
peating it."
This happened years ago. They have
babies now. ROCHESTER.
San Francisco, September, 1880.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

WHTTE ANTs.-We have often heard 1t stied
by Chinese that the white ant will destroy metal,
more especially silver, either in the form Of
Mexican dollar or bullion, and we were assured
by the late Mr.. Wal Akwong, the former COM
pradore OF the Chartered Mercantile Bank, one
of tile most intelligent Chinese it has been our
lot to come across, that he had known of an IN
stance IN which several boxes of dollars with
their contents had been completely destroyed
while in the bank treasury, and it was only by
sweeping up the floor of the vault and smelling
so to say--the vast numbers of ants that the
treasure was in some measure recovered. We
confess that we could not quite accept this state
ment at fhe time, but we are now somewhat in
clined to believe that there was little or no ex-
aggeratIon in this assertion as we learn that a
portion OF a large heap of Australian coal, stored
in a goodwin here, upon being disturbed yesterday
morning was found to have been completely rid
died by these pests. We may mention that the
coal is a description of camel and the proprietor
of the mineral has signifed his intention OF send
ing samples toyour local acknowledging
Daily Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

FOR L.
California Beef California Pork,
By Late Arrivals. Fer sale Low, by
myl 80. ly A. w. PEIRcR & co
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

upon his Character Cqpmsncipg
li'e poo, nis success aos been mark
I'd by Iarts exscutys ability and q
s8uP.-aaaav. pnJ,o Spirit thar
rfomtes iuture usefulness a. too
various interests Of the S ate. ami
leaves TO doubt Of bis ability 3,
serve % vel IN any capacity. For
these Iesspns snot Efforts at jetrsc-
ton Will no, meet with ia7or by the
Legislature or the poople # the
state. I'no should be elected IL D.
unwise 10 attempt to impair his
useiulue and il lie should be de.
iested let it be lar.y done, 20 as
not to brin6 disoroIit upon man
who is entitled not only to great
respect, but q place IL ths affections
o! every Democrat in the State for
services that has met with no re-
ward. JUSTICE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
uon.I.N. Camden.

In another column we publish a
letter written for the Wheeling
Register over the nom dc plume Of
"Jlstiee' > In justice to Mr.. Camden,
against whom there seems to be an
unjust and uh!air war waged.
We are not an advocate of Mr.
Camden far the U. S. Senatorship.
Our position has already been made
known, as we are unques,ionably 10
favor OF Judge Brannon-a man
whom we believe would reflect great
credit upon the State Is Senator.
But if Judge Brannon is be elect
ed, or any gentleman, ether
than Mr.. Camden, we do not be-
hevs the Propsr way to bring it
about is by besmirehipg the eharac-
ter Of snch high minded and hon
orable gentleman as Mr.. Camden
If he should be elected he would
not disgrace the position, by any
means but if he is defeated, let it
be by an honest and gentemanly
course, such as would become the
dignity Of gentlemen.
Ii Judge Brannon is elected
which We should much like to see,
we hope i will be done with dignity
and decency, and not by his friends
fleeing to the barrier OF blackgugrds
to sssassiDste the character Of an
honest and epterprisjng citiz'n.
We stand as steady as ever for
the election Of Judge Brannon, and
at the same time we stand just as
steady for the vindicaton Of the
character OF Mr. Camden.
Let Justice be done.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

The Chicago Tmes adhcres 10 its opin-
ion that the Democratic party il dead.
The returns of the recent election de- moi
justify ihe opinion.
The total vote cast for President by the
Republicans aud the Democrats wac & 81. 81
400, of which Garfield got 430, as
sDd Hancock 4.439O14. Leaving to Gas-
field the mcegrc majority Of 3.4Ol
A patty that is beaten by barely thirty
four hundred votes fra contest wher,
yearly nine millions are thrown, can hsri.
" DE recorded as dead OF dying.
H1ucocks defeat may be likened TO the
failure Of a party At State election To-
, carry It's candidate for Governor by "a
votes in a contest when SO, 754 sre cast.
The opposite party which had saved
itself by such a hairs breadth, would be
OPT to look upon ils antagonist as anything
/ but corpse.
TIC Democratic party never cast 40
many votes az az the election this foil. Il
/ gave Hancock even p larger number than
/ 1t gave lilden boo 1876. when the latter was
/ elected, but Was cheated our of his office
/ by ibe present Fraudulent President
/ The Democratic party has votes enough
7 what % needs is leaders who aro moi
/ knaYts and not fools. n. y. Gun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

TIE Wheeling Ateliigencer Of a
recent date, in an article on the next
Senator makes very favorable
mention Of Judge Brannon in that
connection. The Intslhgeucsr, Of
course realizes that a Repubicau
cannot be elected, and With a dread
ness Of views which is commendabIs
wants the State represented by the
best man in the Democratic party.
Judge Brannon has frequently
been spoken Of heretofore 10 connec-
tion with that position, but uaiortu.
nately for the State, there has al
ways been half dozen or more
iourth-rste men who engaged in 40
unseelaly scrsnbls for this position
unscrupu ous.y using whatever
means would secure yotss, ana with
Legislatures sc have heretofore had
such wsrk has frequently won
Judge Brsubon IS u.4n Of marked
ability and culture. whose sound
Judgment and force Of character
would 70 Ike bic presence lslt r. any
body Of men HIS .oag training a.
sjujge "a The bench has made hire
a .ogics. and profound thinker, and
bis constituents would revsr have
cause to regret any bssty,iII-conId-
cred action on bis part HIS per-
sonal integrity Jig o. the highest or
der. TIE journa above alluded 10
says lie bears the reputation Of p
man whose lie nae been clean and
Straightforward, and such men are
unfortunately, toe apt 20 be cou-iI 4
I'd ~ lacking political f1e.ss.
but 10 The eyes Of The people their
reputation is generally considered
valuable "Poltica. G1ss5e is only
another term a. it is understood
ior poiilics triokery AID unscrupu
Ions wire pulling The lack Of Obi.
sort or "Gussss" DO tie Judge 10 real
!y bic highest reputation, coupled
ssitis with bis conceded large intel
lecto4 ability and ripe scholarship
E0ad0ph Eunyprl5s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

WE are pleased to ses several OF
cur State exchanges advocating the
appointment of Randolph Sta maker,
Esq, as Secretary of State, by Gov.
jackson. Mr.. Stalnaker is a man OF
excellent and acknowledged ability
and would do honor to such an i'm
portant position. We hope he may
be appointed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

(IoI~ I Great chance 10 make mono 2
tIt44tf We need person in every
town To- ,ske subscriptions fOT
the largest, Sn1 best illustrated family
publication 10 Tue world. Any one eau
become = Eucc f,fui ssen;. six eiesass
~ntk- of art gwen free TO sub8cribers
4e Dcice j. ~ low that almost every
body subscribe OIs agent reports tax
log over l2O subscribers in cay. lsdy
sgent reports making over $500 clesI
profit IN ten DAYS. All who en- gage make
money fast. You can doyoie all YOU
time 90 The business, or only your sr-se
time. You need not br a.sy l.y.l = me
over night IOu can DO 90 - py.il as mn.
ers. nj directions and nj. fls.. BE
gait and rynensiyo OuGl rec. n ,ut
want profitable work secl us ,nrr- p,
dress al once. IL costs %. bing 20 tly .t6
business. No one Sho engage fs,ls ~
make great pay. Address GEorcy SG.s-
son d Co, Portland Maine. jul7
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

IF the next Legislature does not
enact a respectable dsg law, 1t
would be well for that body to keep
one eye looking opt fog "ble8siuss in
Disguise The sheep interests o.
the State demand it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

SECRETARY THOMPSON, Secretary
OF the Navy, has resigned his seat
in President Hayes's cabinet to &C
cept be Presidency of the American
branch of the Panama Inter oceanic
Canal Company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

JUICE BEANEoN oil Weston. is
much talked Of az candidate for
tne U S Ssostorsbip before the
n'zt West Virginia Leg stature. d
reuresentauve 10 that important
ojy--tbe U S. Sera,s who vii
reflect credit on the State. the. can
not do better. Out OF ali be nam
81, Tar spp<tu of than elect ...
Judge. 81 amtu OF brains. u.
Ger ahesd % t.e average D.u
90 lhs IDra.uy Of s- views "a
been % .-s AZ. iaf. @
feOev. .a u.l3 u4t .......
Senator Gl0ftou S.uhnsl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

The Weston Democrat credits to
The Jo1vUal, few lines given in
tbe A'9us, favoriDg Judge Brsnuon
:or the u. S. Ssns,orship.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

The Fiz John Porter bill is
again before Congress. If relieving
him will relieve Congress, we hope
hs'l! be- relieved.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
smcHISG oyAr wIsHINGroN,

bARCHTSG ONdT W1SHING ROY,
WAsHIEGToN, Dec. l3.-Gr du-
Ally steadily the army. is planting a
teep foundation at the capital, uo-
der the direction OF Con. Sherman
aud the military chiefs, acting in
concert with, # not under the inspi-
ration OF the Republican managers.
7 ear after year the country is told
The. army ought to be increased, and
that the force DOW provided is in
sufficient to guard the frontier
age intt Indian deprsdations, A.
ths same time Congress is asquI ed
tina. the Indian problem iq substan-
TALLY solyed su' that the hostile
tribes are seeking peace.
The contradiction of these official
reports, coming from the aame Al.
ministration, foes not disturb the
authors OF them in the least degree.
They move on as if IN perfect har-
mony, not caring for the effect Of
such glazing ..tOisrepresent on
the public mind. The Military
Ring kseps'stoadily,in view the one
great objec: OF fortiiying the posi-
tion OF the army in every possible
way. That aim is never lost sight
Of, anil 1t cutters into the social life
of Washington as an element of or
gained power to operate on bo,h
parties.
The las. movement Of Gen. SAe.-
;aau snd his t,socie'ss ~ 10 abolish
the old arsenal at the capital, long
depository OF storca, and to convert
it into regular ailitsry post, with
the headquarters Of the Second Al
tillery, which are to be transferred
there from Fort MoHenry. Four
compsniessof this regiment will be
Perinantiy stationed at Washington.
Barracks, stables, and ali the nQoes-
sary outfit to accom- modate much
larger force are now under way.
People will naturally ask, What
Ia the meaning of this change a.? II
there he no need Tor these troops.
except Tor parade at the capita
why not cot them off the Army bill?
The military chiefs are fertile in
resources, and it costs them no effort
to invent Pratencsg, which are too
often accepted at more than their
wosth.
The whole tendency Of the Rspub.
lean organization is 10 strengthen
lie hands by the aid Of the army and
navy. Conscious Of oyersteppinp
the limits OF the Constitution, and
designing to build up centralized
power at Washington, Ike desperate
lead ers look forward to contingent
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~ 80 '''' "''ons 'e0FSS''y 70 ina
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80 ~ - =" a. ia u ''oy Of
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49,, 80 a' TO- u'''' ~ '"s IsP's'en-
p'.,li. ''''' "7 @'''o' the
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80 uP P'sSS''.'n o. power or TO
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''''' '"'' WIZ Guy lot O'o'o
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
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5000 Nnti.r.. i..-. v.,trt fr.s.ts which Icnq
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'c2alo E@C-o-'y T.'icc, therefore 10 roduc-
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""-';@Ht giving - s...sc co o.. -syoCs.bio Bank.
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OF t,a--ai ":d ors.el7. 'c',t z-o0. A''-S,I
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

CONGRESS is dragging i,s weary
length along.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

THE West Virginia Leg stature
VIII meet on the 18Th prox.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18


talks veil on ali subjects, aud GER
tainly ranks amongst the most lb-
eral minded aud enterprisjng men OF
the State, we'll known to mort Of the
people OF our State, and perhap.
better Sapd more iavorebly known
outside OF the State than any man
IN 1T. His competitors are worthy
OF their aspirstlons, and are entitled
to the same consideration and re-
spect.
90 not believe in the policy OF
tearing down or bssmirch;ng any
man to build up any other man,
Such = course is calculated to impair
the standing and efficiency OF the
prominent men OF our State, both at
home and abroad, and those who
engage In it, whether newspapers or
individuals, should meet with hearty
condemnation.
MIR. Camden won the esteem and
confidence OF the Democratic party il
the State when In 1868 he coEsente i
to accept the nomination and make
hopeless canvass for Governor Tor
the purpose of organizing the Lem =
ocrstlc party ia its fight against e.
istra'ion and unequal awa, aud
furnishing the necessary msaus.
He made good canvass'eud show ed
great capacity SO an organizer -
| succeeding 80 we'll that 10 ,he next
election, through his contisued
assistance, the Democratic ticket was
elected. The Democratic party has
ever since felt high regard and
appreciation for him aud in 1872
again nominated BIN for Governor
bat owing TO coordination with the
minority party and something OF
the same tactics now put in opera
tion agains, him, he was defeated ;
but in these defeats Mr, Ga nJen has
borne himself with such dignity,
moderation and accomplishing
iaIthfunsss to his party as to in
crease he good opinion and conf
dence in which he was held by the
people Of the State, and to enlarge
the desire Gu the part Of MANY of
els friends to see him recognized and
endorsed by an election to a promi-
nent office, and this desire on the
part his riends has no doubt had
more to no In keeping him promi-
nent in politics and making him a
candidate than any act Of his own,
The charges made against him are
such IS could bs made against any
man largely engaged in useful enter.
prlses and seem to be made with no
other view than t o produce prejudice
against him in the mind Of the timid
According to Mr.. Camdens pub
Iished statement be has never had
any interest whatever IA the Balti-
more AID OHIO railroad, except &C a
shipper. Corporations c. ell kluGa
should be fairly managed and nade
TO CONFORM 20 tho interest oil the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

entered 20 Eiuewood Post Office as
socOpu-claSs mail matter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

HENRY CLAY HYDE. Ea,o,
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kINGWOOD, DEC Is, 1880
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p. or=vor,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

contributions for thG relief Of the suffering poor OF Ire
land
The Secretary Of the Treasury sent 10 the House To-
day hll permitting manufacturers Of medicine, chein-
icas ETC. for export distilled spirits without pay
ing tax
Edwin II. Hayes. a clerk in the Dead Letter once o'
tho Post Onice in this city, was arraigned to-uay
charged with failing TO deliver certain letters ana WIN
wrongly converting TO his own use $500 lie waived
mn examination and falling give bonds in the sum oi
$4,000 was committed TO Jail
The Democratic members OF the Senate held caucus
after the adjournment this afternoon to consider INC
embarrassment which the majority frequently had
to encounter this session-tha OF finding Themselves
without sufficient number OF their own party to mako
quorum OF the Senate. II agreedthat pairs ongt
moi he except upon condition that either Ot INC
members pairing shall have the right ~ vote ms Not
he necessary 10 make a quorum The dcSirablty "i
adopting OF Joint rules 10 govern the trRnor
ion Of business hcween the House and senate was IT,
fcrred 10 q committee.
FOf Regular report of Congressional Procthgs see Heeo"
Pune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
TFLEGEfPHIC NOTES.

LIVE STOCK EXPORTED FROM IANApN,
NoXTRrAf Feb 26.--Ihc value al liNe Stock eX-
ported Great Britain rom Oah-u" !" '''' ' T-''
against 81, 7,525 IN l7f@-
p,,DcrpopT Conn Feb 2G.-Ihe RucholZ trinl
aa r,aunrd today. The testimony was arst{ OI McG'
icsI rnaTnctrr. Paul Hcrschcr witness, tainted
MEETING OF CoLORED PHYSICIANS.
NASHVILLE Teun.. Feb. 26.-Ihe cOlorcd ply
, t,ns ~ tennessee today and organized state
Medical Association, with b J. NJ Jamlsoh as pieSlden'
EX-GOVERNOR RICE IN MONTREAL.
arty of distinguished gentlemen Boston arrived this
Inor1ng on pleasure tiip The party returns nome 10
mo'lo"' WAR on A CERTAIN INDUSTRY
puIADFIpHIA leb, 2ti.- The Produce Exchange
has succccled obtaining decision from Mag tI4r isI
holding John Power and FRANK Lon ior ula' io' 'eHs
OeOmargarine.
KILLED BY FALLING TREE
WoonNANsIt ~ d. Feb. 2O.-AS Myton Gum
,nrs we'll tndo citizen W4@ driving TINS morning pHN
niar where some wO0dchopDers we're al WOlA ho was Ae
by a huge tree failing on hlm
WHIlLED AROUND a SHAFT
prrrpRorOCGU Ont. Feb. 26.-lhiS morning a
hnry iu McKee's furniture factory, ana hure1 around
,rt win terrible velocity Death was iDstnntdneOus
AN FX SOLDIER KILLS HIMSELF.
w W.suI<GTON Feb. 20.-LcwlS Brennan, an III
mate of The Soldiers Home, commltiod suicide yesterday
V sboOiing himself through the templo; NO cause is as
thirty years OF age, eaVesa WIS anu Chdeh III DsII
HUI" FOUND GUILTY AFTER LONG DELAY
CpRENVIIE, OHIO, Feb. 20-lhe jury, nfteI
,,mtyouo hours dohherstion. have brought IN
ycrdot OF murder tho nrst degree against Monroe K00er
o FOR nlng MS Orotherlnisw Wiley COner. az kipton
on ctober The defence relied 90 plea vi insanity
and habitual drunkennesa