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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
DECEMBER AND JANUARY.

Though fierce the winds may bow,
And Ugh may drift the snow,
December, December,
The bravest day of all the year
Thou bringst, and the hearhest cheer,
December, December.
The frost may whiten the pane, r.,
The fire shall thaw it again,
December, December,
Thy Christmas fire that love keeps bright
Though short the dav and long the night,
December, December.
Then merrily ring the bells
In Rhythmic peal that tells
December. December,
OF Joy alike to the rich and poor,
And gifts of love at each household door,
December, December.
To the old, long life and treasure;
To the young, ali health and pleasure.
To the fair their face
With eternal grace,
And the soul to be lived at pleasure.
A truce to care,
To gloomy musings on the past;
New days aIe on your track;
You're twelve months older than you were,
Be wiser then me flies so fast,
IT'S ue.less looki G b. ok.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

JAMES MORGAN wishes every one O
Happy New Year, whether customer or
otherwise, and at the same time wishes it
to be known that be is delighted with
the large trade he is receiving from this
district. He is now selling Cloaks and
Dolmans, &C., at his establishment, 1856
and 399 East Water ST., Milwaukee, at
reduced p1icas.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
\ he EpiXOOtiC

Has again made its appearance in variou.
parts of the cour!ry. As prevention is better
than cure, The attention of owners of stock il
called to UNCLE SANS CONDITION POW,
DERS. These celebrated powders sand unri
vailed for their excel!ency as preventive from
disease. BY mixing with the feed they vii
keep the animal i'll the best general health, ton
ing up the system and keeping the digestive
organs and blood in healthy condition.
The Powders are warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. Prepared by the EMMERT Pao
PR1ErARY Co., Chicago, I'll. Put up i'll % and
5O-cent packages, and sold by all druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
THE Orangethrope Sunday school Gel

THE Orangethrope Sunday school Gel
ebrated its sixth anniversary last Sunday
afternoon. In the review of past lessons
the question was asked: "What did
God do on the seventh day?" (referring
to the creation of the worlD. Answer:
Gle rested" "What else did he do?"
Promptly came the answer from little
S-year-old boy: "He read his news
n0Darin
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
A Happy Halter.

Happy is Knox, the famous New York
Halter. Mrs. Knox, who had been a
frequent and painful sufferer with rheu-
ma;ism, was speedily cured by the use
of the Great German Remedy, st. ia
cobs OIL. Consequently the great
Broadway Halter is happy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

Mrs. HAYES will present to the presi-
dent elect aud Mrs. Garfield fine side
board and extension table for the dining
room of the White House. They are of
solid mahogany, carved III Cincinnati in
ferns, flowers and leaves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
A ady's Wish.

"Oh, how I do wish my skin was as clear and
soft as yours" said lady to her friend. 'You
can easily make 1t So" answered the friend.
How" inquired the first lady, 'By using
Hop Bitters that makes pure rich blood and
blooming health. 1t did il for me as you OBJ
serve" Read of it.-Cdiro Bulletin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
Cause and Effect.

The main cause of nervousness is indigestion,
and that is caused by weakness of the stomach.
No one can have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bltters to strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood. and keep the liver
and kid sys active, to carry Off all the poisonous
and waste matter of the system See ether
cOlumn.-AdudnOe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

WE reach for riches aud we grasp milestone,
unless i'll health to enjoy them. Cough or
Cold quickly works our physical ruin unless we
are careful. Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price rs cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
An EDITORS Escape.
OFFICE OF THE INDUSTRIAL ERA. "
ALBA. Iowa, May 26, 1880.
,o,1, II Mon ~ oa1a-n.

ALBA. Iowa, May 26, 1880.
To Whom 1t May Cvaacern:
take great pleasure in making the following
statement: l have been afflicted with disease
of the kidneys for the past two years, and have
tiled numerous remedies with only atrial and
temporary leLef. Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure was recommended to me, aud after TAX
ing it the Lain and distress left me, and am to-
day feeling strong and aceH. / am perfectly
satisfied that Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure is the medicine needed, and can cheerfully
recommend it to others. G. W. STAMM
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

CARD collectors please buy seven bars Dob
bus Electric Soap of any grocer and write Graz
gin q Co.. lladelphia, Pa, for seven cards era-
tbs, six colors and gold, Shakespeare's "Seven
Ages of Man." Ordinary price Is cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

For pamphlet on Electric Treatment of
chronic diseases with Electricity: which will be
sent free, address the Mcintosh Electric Bell
and Battery Co, 1872 and 1914 Jackson street,
Chicago H.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

IRRITABLE schoolmaster-''no now, then,
stupid, what's that next word? What
comes after cheese ?' Dull buy-''A
mouse, SIR
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

VEGETINE.-No medicine has attained such a
great reputation as this justly celebrated COM
DOUn0.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

There is no civilized nation in the Western Hcmi-
sphere in which the ut ity of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters tonic, corrective, and ant-bIious medi-
cine. is not known and appreciated. While it is q
medicine for all seasons and all climates, it is es-
pecialy suited to the complaints generated by the
weather, being the purest and best vegetable smu-
liant in the world.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply
for Hostetter's Almanac for 1881.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

NEW YORK is threatening to revive the
ancient spelling bees.
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THE NEWSPAPER.
ABLE,
NEWSY,
GOOD and
CHEAP.
WI EkLY COURIER journal:

The publishers of the CoURIER-,JoURNAI Hon. Henry
Watterson ed1tor) claim that reliable and valuable
newspap it hs superior in this country or in the
world 1t IS able bright AID newsy, contains the strong
est ed tor1as the most complete summary the news
OF the world the best correspond nce m turf stock
reports market reports fashion reports, sermons spen-
did original stores and novelties, poetry Departments
for childr' answers to correspondents, etc. to- in
word every thing to make it delight the family cr-
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Rare Inducements in the of cash commissions and
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COURIER.JOURNAL
Subscribers secure any of the leading perodi
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Vegefine I'm Powder Forsn is sod by all
druggists and general stores. If you cannot buy it
of tht N inclose fifty cents in postage stamps for
one package, or one dollar for two packages, and
will send it by return mail
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

nrA5Ru a Mornbine HABIT Cured i'm 10
UuHNuN MI 10 20 days NO pay tilI Cured
~ uVkYu d. }. STEPHENS, Lebanon Ohio
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TO YOUNG MEN who wish to learn Steam Eng h
two set stanps to f. KEPPY Engineer, Bridgeport Conn
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TSsDHn A nONTH! A, ENrs WANTED.
AAHvE 10 Best Selling Articles In the world .
9ptsSJO ample free. j. BRONSON. Detroit Mich
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Enn RGANs given away free to Agents
wv Address REV. s. T. BU X, Lewisburgh, Pa
Dec Week in your own town Terms and $5 Quits
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super b Picture of the (sreat American
81 ASS POl1TI-CUSS

1T apDeared when loose IN New York recently,
free exbibition-in the interest of Il publcat the
office of this and at postofce in the United
States. all and examine it You may have
another opportunity and it may do you good.
ED FOX, Skunk Raccoon, Mink, bought for
III CASH highest Prices Send for Circular full par
cul"rs e. G. BOUCBTON, 5 Howard ST., New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29

AN authority on poultry says: Liberal
feeding means liberal profits; fowls
scantily fed pay scanty profits; neglect
means loss Of what you do give them.
As a rule. feed we'll or kill the flock.
This should be the rule, for the results
above namedare as sure to follow as day
is sure to follow sunrise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

MR- GGsSoN's resolution that this Govern
uaeai ''Iavise al the Great Powers of the world,
and especially the Great Republic q America
70 mite n = lOiai guarantee Of the perpetual
neutrality C the Hawaiian Kingdom, nav IN
volve useless outlay q Money, and furnish
occasion 70 send eavoys extraordinary; aud II
nAy lead io efasive pAirioiie remarks by salf-
STYLED pro:sc:o-s q Hawaiian independents,
IS well IS by those who i1iulee themselves II
visions of 2unsxatol: bui ghxi viii be all.
unless Il shall have The further effect Q: arrows
ing The Ire a. ;h0ss n the United States who
believe that iSe Rec;prsci.y Treaty was simply
giving u this kinCio-z iUo Izillioas az dollars
withont consideration. and ft1i II IS gr4ru-
isoas insGl; &c invite that COUNTY, 70 agree 10;
70 % tia, which ]; has never sought or wished
and which i las expressly destined 70 do.
namely, e i1;s-fs-e with the independents o:
EsEEif
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

M. 6IssoS's Bill 70 abolish cur useless
and otsn<Ive passport lNv Ough; TO pass, and
his attempt 20 make this reform deserves the
thanks Of ;he cosnnani;y.
The appropriation Of S24, zoe for subsidy
for foreign steam lines Was made by vote Of
- 70 Il. The subsidy was ssrcngly favored
by Mess-s. Rhodes and Gibson, bai Mr.. Bishop
seems n have thought that il ~&s unnecessary.
Oar views have been expressed on the suh5eci
q the advantage Of seouriag the facilities
which the PaciSc NAil a5o-is
The Commit-ee of IS recommended the 2p-
preparation Of SI7s. .oeo for roads and bridges :
good thing if the money shall be wisely sx-
pended to- that purpose.
The House tziled knnuizkez's resolution 70
inquire INTO TIE military expenditure .or The
last iUO yezrs- Il Is bad case which Will
%. bezr investigation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

K4.Axaua h tAs Grace oS God q ;ss Hawaiian Islands
Kincs
Ear-al II sersiu- ST ~ The Civil Code, an se vzie
~ e.vos IN percent nay ~ lcvea upoz all Gold ard
Sirs- coiss s--po-srs into Or Kardu. And whereas
II Seczso- 90 4. Ar E77-crrS the uircseeath day
81 SsVsszhc- Ore -so-ssns EirAi EunercS an6 ScV,
szr.sE s1sssl-e -Az Aci - Rerutsss the c=--eaey,
= e-srseG Tat thc-r sAan - ievie1- COL
iects1 Ent rsie soz a. sivr- coins Portec into thi,
Ksrx1r= s-uz Any urzrs-y Win Which hsvr At,
s-szsy ~ ne or.rz-y. eScv Q; ten per cezi
uz 1a-sz- R-rrssE. thai the said SeCsin1
sAal ucs rr-e izrn c7c-ziicz uztil a f-uci1-aa
soe r. tA.s esees has heca issaeG ~ - ~
ErE ~isA sAe aevicr and of majority cs oz'
P-srT cOz1Sll, a. ez'y oozvsnc1 E-clisE IAs-eOs.
Nc~ We &c hr-ssy. n Fz-s1zes us tsc said Art ard
~ r1-ssr a- sAe pc~er and anfAnu tAr-SSy ctrrz u
n-E vrrs=6iE Ts and Hzs erecuficr tAc-co,
Hz1 G, r-r-y uhr- Prvv- and EushO-C II Hzyvssr En-
ntlrE u tr tins echnif and Nr Hne with the ADVICE
Ez1 ruasrst O. majority q oz- F--vE coansi. evr-
ezlv euzws--e meeting the--0s. held iAerwr=Fy
SIKH 1ay O. Nay Instant P-pcH.E sA-s izrdiHielv
1T r-hlcarcz o. thts Or FrcszH;ioz the said Sec
szz a. lsr s1G Ars sAar into esi and Sqe-asoz
unt shaf sh--~zpo1 EE-r q pr a6 vzicrz
tmPc~c< - ~ sAiS Acs EsS ~ SaeSecsioz cs So
-cE - q tes Cri Cce seAll ~ levie1 erllfrc azs
---=szr Crzzs- VIA vAieA We ssvs azy T-ezs!
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esvrr a ku-o,zlz rsss -vrzrv-rrs.A dsv q, Nav Il
- Tea q czr Lo-1 Oar TezsEz5 KieA Hsa1-ee szt
E.sssy. zrz n Ise >eSez1A yez- q Or kssEz.
Tr.r.z- hzzs-,.~ k.t---rr t,.-r-.i a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

VIZ do 10; know 70 what circles our conien-
porzry refers, in saving thai "rearers Of the
uesaphoTical judicial ermine wherever oriti-
cired are generally spoken Of with hated
breath" All that is rArest and best in human
nature opght to be found in judge; the raer-
es; doub; Of his impartiAlity. or Of his faith
ful and intelligent examination Of the facts and
application &C the law of each case. will cause
remarks to be made which Eoald not be called
forth by defects II any executive ofncer.
Moreover. the man is an ass who supPoses he
is. or that be oGsh; to be above criticism, IN
whatever place he may he All that be should
demand is that the criticism he fair and iaielh-
gent; Perhaps !, IS the creates; misfortune @;
TIE l1diciSl lot, th&; IS rule, especially in
this country. II has DOT the benefit Of intelli-
ger; public criticism
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

lE1 6EsAAS 1zEz-E E-Es presented . -as
H11ss lnsa Thz-sdAg. I-li Is F1blssbs5 n 5bs
SlEg1s-os-i so-61y- he Nl-isss- G: F--sSsrz
AzEz s-1-s5 th1s 4 ls7s 1ae Gors--I-.,sl.s
wss o0Sss5 II N Gzuzz Gsvs-rrzezi rlai
4 -1s zlalaa Il IL Az-ss- z-Ez-y rsluzs-sas t.s
EEssa lbs Tvs o-zzt-5sz sacul5 te established.
All 1isz1 1tas 6cTs--z-ss-s o1rhc 70 ersiza5-
EtE L 5sdl-ss5 q -z-zfF -as trgl.r ossa-sa.ss5
IT Mr- ds Fz5EF II Is-f Cs--z5rlF uus
E1ls5 <uFpass -hsas 1saar 1rea-F Ind hss1
El-ssz-.s1 III --111s11laz 4 Ar u11=- Power
IT Al zz1h1rlus5 Eyzzz Cf the KE1,E Cf EzEzl.
ras lLr-s- -ssfnsEl u slEz : required sxliz-ss-
I'm and Eae E171s- 4 LA i had a1z tsss1
gwen Er1z-dlE- B1t ne rr5i-s1-r u.z-ss s.-
-Hz511 EilcS lsz-sz n z-ztiIlst --zz-r sssiz-
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E-ss-E- srE s1lssr sss ths-e czz hs n E-zIu-Is
- r1z-is1zz e II zzzz q 1zIz E1EsFe-. -hs
E-sz-F 7sgazE1z5 II Dr. a1szzg zaIi NJ Ans
ss-1E Elzh NJ Oz-rzr, E1S nv rzszEss %
e1-1 E55ez- 1-Eaz-x - es - ms. lsc- -IzEtis a
osa5 be elsc1s5 Gerz1zE zC-ss=s. n ne
ssE1-z-e z-<5cse e IL 1ezzT. = rn- L. srss.s1l
a1rzzszg4 E-zazsi . zilz C.1ss5 Soz-as Il
Azasr1sk n 1lzzs5zrz<saa n eqEzr1lls-f z5v1z-
t1Eez- sfzzll nrE u zzF czss be i-Tulka1 Il IA
VIZ 1f The -slz-lzas E1zssE1rns5 tT -hs Eresszs
1renrT Fms n as mid mu5s M rl-nsss1sils
N ezFrHss 6srznrF azsan1 - 0zr zs-sgEr1rilfy
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

IKE Annual Report Of the Cincinnati Chamber
Of Coan:nerce for the year ending Slss August lss
by Colonel Sidney ID. Maxwell, superindent, has
some items Of interest 10 the general reader any
WHERE
Here in Honolulu. where the thermometer has
Sn average play of about II degrees year in and
year o1t. 1t seems strange 10 resd that the therno
meter took & range in Cincinnati of loe degrees.
for the above named year. The highest tenpera-
tune g degrees. July llth and 10th the lowest
Is degrees below zero January Srd. The summers
IN Cincinnati seem 10 be about 10 degrees hotter
than summers which they call '-tropic2l;'' and
the winters are about 50 degrees colder than ours
II man can run regular in that climate, he
chronogne.er. The rainfall for the year was over
A. feet. distributed as follows autumn. inches !;
winter. SSl; spring, 1i.67; saInner, l9.69 There
were los clear DAYS In the yeAr
Cincinnati and the towns across the rIver which
properly belong 20 the city. for the above year
p2id 81. .oSl.5H9l United States stamp tax the
single article of vhisksy-l26St9s2-So 50 proof gal
Ions This does not include spirits redistilled
ever. h1i plain vhisksy. The tax paid by CIncin-
cz:i on vhisksy for year Is therefore equal TO
Sn the taxes and rsShEztlols-sSerything that has
gone mo the freAsGry Of the Hawaiian Islands
for more than fifteen years past The tjobbingl
vAl1s ot this vhiSksy Is put az 2I1 $50 Alt the
Hawaiian sugar raised during the same years
time. Il IL could have been sold az fifty cents
pound would no: have hrp1Sht as much money as
tioa 70 this the production of malt liquors for the
same tine and places amounted Is ~ ~ gal
Ions valued al s., ,6ss SSe. Il cost over SSooooo
for the ios lager the beer. and the United States
government stamp TAI vas $50 1851
OF oo-CSs. sll this whiSkey and beer could lot
be erpsr6ei without Cincinnati taking smoke
nov and then 81 we find that she expended for
the ysS- SS.SSaS+e to- leaf tobacco. and paid
81 SS5slI-IT stamp tzx on that The business in
tobacco ~&s larger than thSt IN pork. though she
Is called PoEkopolls-
Ii Is gratifying. after these discouraging figures
10 ind that Cincinnati has, II capital and real
estate together over 600 invested in manu-
featuring establishments. Of which 5-27s euuner-
a.s5 j. lie report within city limits employing
67-l45 hands TOs2l value of production for the
year. SIS. zSS-I6i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

TEEEk has been pl4in talk Il the Assembly
about TIE efficiency q The police fo-oe, and ibe
necessity sf changing is organization II Is
70 bs regretted thai tie House SAN % occasion
even = enquire into tie matter Mr- Navkhi
suggested ;hss tie King should take personal
charge q Policezae1 Il would bs weIlif Els
Majesty sholl6 never r-Oubls himself persoa-
Ally ahoos any details of adzainistr1iioa o. leg
islzsso-, b1i ls:t al s1ch matters 70 Al escss-;
C8brel- Nr- Cisghc-z IS reported to have
sad thst % complaint had beez made a
governors shs-75s q Ezy o1e slss." We cza
hardly think thai be Is CORRECTLY reported n
EhlS remark. Ths Attorney 6eze-zl declared
thai o15cs-s refuse u ca,sy Instructions, neglect
their 5siisS, and occzvr th=ir tiE-s With ont
SIDE matters Ssh he zad the MARSHA 4p-
pear % he helpless II making nny reform IN
VIZ. svsTT one knows unless Il te Mr. CleE-
ho-1l IS An g--e-sy uEsso1ai and als4.isfac.o7r
STATE q things And rs5 the Legislature ihi-k
i Is al rsgbt- Perhaps Z Legislature h1v5rs
fsze- -J15Ees- 6sgz1T shs-ziss, calle.c.n-x. As
ssSso-x- EVvs-rso-x and oiheF execzs1vs os5osrs
= J. might see things II Eaoths- light
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

TErs IoCRSAI- i lArE1IEe ocs 70 he MS
aks., las expressed - view of .hs oolp safe
1ai p-cp@ cSlrss hy ~k5ch the EsIfE-s. nzy
;hs integrity Il shis kszg60rz c.R bs ualn-
s4lDs5 As Ezs so,sl! by TIE o11lssas of the
6rsal Powers tAzz HHEz1zn ln5sos15sncz BE-
oz2< poszSols. - Is o0o1sazzocs Eass 5speoi
uE,a tie EsSz1sa 6sFstuznzzs ts5-s - mn
4Esi - Il ssoars liz rs<Eec1 os th1,ss r1-s,-ls.
ar thsl- cc155s1cs thai tAs rlEhss q 1hsz-
<se5ecss Ehc 1--we here ElIl Be tEi1hszIly r-c-
ssc1s5- And = tals sz5 il is ssssu-5al f.sli
liz A1z4g Shsll6 s=asc1 IN ms Ministers z.a
Srnc rsrs-ess1i zA@ -ss-=5.1tIli1T am s-lt<.li-
Esare u -hs csrz1E1isr. and s55zl5 czlst il
e oe understood and believed that he ssnvss
% sn1a Glllssz-z IL c1o-rril II his ra-i,,-sEs
E5Ll-x- b 50 d11ag he c11 1rc65 The 51-.-s-s
Etlr1 c-,ss-Ezsz zrS ocsl 1ls-Er- i = isvs,-
All SE olps win rs1sa1- II n11F .-i-ikz1l-
mr. Tia IL King ! 1zTre -c ztss rSsu. a-s5
Lazl he sl-l oss ESsi6 q .5s Eszkasss a AZ
p----l1g weak Dsl II Es C1t6nsz u,s-slT =
1t1ELla ~ zE.y'zrsza nj uzzs.s El-z z-oss = ID
sIvs d hsav = Z5oz5 In L --pEhs. q I
EroszS-1sE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

THE Bill for "The Development Of the
Resources Of the Kingdom" introduced by
Hoapili Baker may we'll be accompanied by an
invitation to the Great Powers 10 Join in guar
anteeing the integrity Of this Kingdom. It is
10 more nor less than the Slo.oeo, 600 Loan
Bill, and allows the money to be expended, at
the discretion of the King in Cabinet Council,
for all kinds Of " improvements, including
railways. tranways, hospitals, leper asylums,
colleges, fairs, "for the aid Of planters and
asrieulturis;s in opening new fields Of cane
and 50 On, "as well IS other local industries, "
to Z" aid them in the purchase Of plants, mills,
machinery and necessary implements" for
stations for the defence Of the country" and
70 assist and aid in enterprises that may be
Conducive to the hest interests Of the country
The Bill provides for financial agents abroad
who are to have SIS, 600 for travelling ex-
penscs" A Financial Commissioner" to
arrange the loan abroad is 10 have power to
enter into conventions to regulate our cur
rency. to have Hawaiian gold and silver coins
min,ei, and to appoint financial agents abroad
to attend 10 payment Of coupons on the bonds
10 be issued for the borrowed money.
Whoever is responsible for this Bill is either
sadly deficient in knowledge Of statesmAnship,
and Of the purposes for which Government
exists, or else meats mischief to the country
l, remains to be seen whether there is honesty
intelligence aud patriotism enough in the House
to 6etec; and prevent the glSring evils which
this Bill If il becomes law would allow.