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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

FIGURING WHEAT.-A tt-t'.- ....
ent of the PrUctj-aI FerHT S' ..-
farmers who do not purchase iAs- ...
ily flour viii find 20 90 De q lt-.
plan TO get their years gusL -e.-.
one time. This has been ny
for several years. and I could !... p.
duced 10 60 back To the o-l
There is saving of several a..5
in going to mill, a better gIas. I.
is made, and then the -four -A
with age if properly kept
wait until abOut the first ol Nt'.s.
and then go to mill and put iA
seeing the grist ground aia 7..,A
flour myself. Have your ia....-
an extra good grade Of ''mL-Ui'..-
You, and sack that also. IL N-.
an excellent addition 10 your u--N
cakes next winter, and come III
about the house in various W"l5
-four should lie put i'm paper sa --.
corded MP i'm some cool, dry lla r..
the way of rats and mice. il -
a good miller, try my plan
buy your lOur.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

OATS AND WHEAT.-The experiment
has bccC made Of sowing oats and wheat
together with view % gain a winter
covering for the wheat The seed. in
proportion Of one part af oats to two
parts Of wheat. >ya5 s0WH En the fall and
<he oats spr6ng up and we're killed by
the early fTOsls, the stalks and leaves
lying on the ground ali winter. keeping
the snow from blowing away and pre-
venting the sun from thawing tile froz-
en- ground. In the spring the dead oats
made good top dressing foT the grow
ing wheat. The crop Of wheat seefred
on the following season was reported TO
be excellent. while wheat on adjoining
land, planted in the usual manner. WAS
Of 10 value
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
DF. Jones' TARAXCANUM TONIC

or DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE, D vegetable pound
whose virtues has stood the test Of a. years in
tslhbe iu the cure Of Dyspepsia, General Debility
CIr, mic weakness ef IunzE. Spleen and Kidneys
Sherr Breath, Heartburn. 81. Nitus' Dance unius
iu iEe stomach. Back End Chest Particularly
adaffed 10 oil Female Di-.a er, no matter what
The a-c cf . C. patient WHy ne Price 75 cts Sold
'Y 0II-ssfs. i1.g.-SI-fv.f
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
TIE RATIONAL TREATMENT

Ceres CztarTb- sore Throat. Bronchitis.
-SStkiuIE and SonSuFsl tBf iaT- as we'll rs EsyS-
pepria- Liver ComplaiEsI- kidney Dis
ease - oDi3 Disease s.eN0EI u eR;Iness
and NcrvoHs Exhaustion. 10 patent -medi-
cine scheme; bat remedies prescribed 10 suit each
case.
Address II. LAMBS. VI. u Reading Pa " rit
your iuil nan.e. J. D. State and Co.. ia plain ha nd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
EMENTMADE UNDEROATH.

treated with EcudGllS Spawn CuT" q bone siayiu
Of several months growth. nearly half large
hens egg. and completely stopped the lamcncSs
and removed the ENLARGEMENT. I have worked the
horse ever since very hard, and hv never has been
lame. nor could ever soc any difference in the size
Of the hook joints since treated him with Ken
dallS Spawn Cure. Il. \. GAINES.
EuosburEh Falls, VI, Feb. -. fs-1.
Sworn aui subscribed tu before me. this 2-th day
Of February. A. T. IS1g.
Ion \ q iroN-r Irrsti-.-. nf IL. II...D,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

Is sure cure for ali ordinary diseases OF Horses
Cattle. Sheep and Swine. It cures and prevents
CHICKEN CHOLERA. Your COW is certain 60 yield
% TER CENT MORE AND DETER NILE AND BUTTER.
STOCK FATTENS on OSE-FOURTH LESS
FFED.
Being in possession or large number Of excel
lent Testimonials. suhiojn few:
haze bcan using your cattle Powder for horses.
cows chickens and pigs. and ind il a FIIa5I-CLAss
thing.-li FORGE BoNB. Germantown. PA.
have used two packs of your Cattle Powder on
my cow and chickens. TIE COW GAVE NEARLY
TWICE THE QUASTITT OF MILK she did before. My
chickens were dying; but were CURED ITIEUrATE-
LY after had used thc powder
Yours. truly, JOSAs PAsOUE. Dallas y. &.
have used your Cattle Powder and must say II
is the best for horses. cattle, sheep. etc Tried il
on poultry for many complaints. with SUCCESS IN
VERY CAsE--JON- WEAVER, Berrysvillc, Pa.
Last summer You sent me package Of your pow
der which I gave to my poultry, and have not had
drJoVy turkey OF chicken Siucc.-NIrs. WM.
KNAPP, Orange. y. y.
Send me O pack two OF your Cattle Powder.
The pack ! got from you last winter CURED THE
CUICEEN CHOLERA. 1 gave some of it to a neigh
bor and IL cured his chickcns.-JOHN WILLIAMS,
Spruce Vale. Ohio
Address for n pamphlet. J. \. MILLER. S5l
Arch St, PHlLADEIPHlA, Pa. I7-9,'so.-ly.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
Kendall's SPAWN Cure

ASHLAND, SchuyIkiI Co, Pa, June 8. 1850.
BR. b. J. KGNDALL \ Co.-Cfeuts: 4 case Of
SPAWN that came under my observation was entire
" cured by one bottle of your EcudsIi's SPAWN
Cure. and the horse sold afterwards Tor two hun
dred dollars.
Yours truly, CHAs r. BAENtRD
Th,,--
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN
the old and safe
DIR. Filters Soothing Carfufnnffvc

II can lie given wish perfect safety to your baby i
only two three days old. It does not stupcfy bu
the little thing will go to sleep natural and gc
awake laughing. 1t cures DIAIRHCEA and DYS
EMERY. no matter how long standing, CHOLE
RA MORBI'S, CHOLERA 1NFANTUM, 81 NJ
MER COMPLAINT. WIND COIIC. fTetting anl
crying of infants (Which is ALWAYS sign Of PAIN
GREEN STOOL. SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
LESSNESsS, and all complaints Of the stomach o
BOWELS.
Price. - cts. botIle-a safe aud cerfGia cure L
is the oldest remedy In use. aud Is recommends,
10y PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS ant
S'FDRF Fsk EfPERS.
TRF SIHPSON'S LICORICE WORM LOZESGES.
They are pleasant safe aud p cts.
Depot 400 ~. Third St. FhilaI'a FL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

KESuALL's SrNvIS CJT.T. is ure in us effects and
mild ia its action. It does not blister yet il is
penetrating and powerful 20 reach every drrI,scat-
ed pain or 10 remove any bouy with or other en-
Iargomcnt. such as spavIus sriuts. eub-. callous.
sprains. swciIiugs. any IamCucss aad all enlarge
ments Of the joints OF limbs. rheumrtIsm iu man.
or for any purpose for which In.mcut is used Tor
or beast. IL is now known To- be the best IIni-
crt fyr man ever used being as mild in it, action
it Is certain in i-S effects Send address fcr IL
Iustrttcd circular, which We think gives positive
proof of its virtues No remedy ior man as wei az
beast has ever 20 our EnovIgdc met with such ur-
qualified success.
re- Price. Il per bottle SIX bottles for -. ALI
DEuGGIsTS have it or sgt it for you or il viii
be seat to any address on receipt Of price by the
proPretors. DE-. il. !. KI.NDAI.I. * co. Enos.
bursh Falls, Ncrmout. SOLD BY AII. DRUG.
GISTS. Ta-Ia-f4u7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
K KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HgwAN FLESH.

PArTEN's Mills. Washington Co. y. ~
February p. 1850. :
b. B.J.EENDaLL. ". B.-Dc-ir Sir: The particular
case which Z used yuuT SPAWN CuIe' was q
malignant ankle Spraiu Of sixteen months stand
ing. 7 had tried many things. butEin vain. Your
''Spavin Cure put the fnuJ 20 tho ground again.
aud. for the hr-t time since hurt. q natural 20
.ition. Fur a family IiuInent it czCcIS uuythfuz
we have ever used. Yours truly.
REv. NJ y. BELL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL

SroUGHroS. Mass. March I8. 1850.
y J. KENDHLL y Co--Geuts. In justice to you
and myself think oI-,lIt TO let you know that
have removed two bone spavius with kCHlall's
SPAWN Cure-unc very large one: don know how
long the spayiR had been there. have owned the
horse eight months. II took me fuur months to
take the large OIL ana Two for the small one have
used ten bottles Tho morse Is entirely well.
at all stiff. and bunch 10 be seen felt This g
a wonderful medicine. IT l. thing here. but
ID II does for all what il has done for me its sale
will bc very great.
RezpectlEIIy VDufE CUNg T. p NI:KFR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

II W. DICK. ATTORNEY At Law. Eb-
Ebensburg. Pa. Once in front room of T
J Lloyd's new building, Centre street. All man
ner OF legal business attended to satisfactorily.
and collections aspccialty. TIO-l4-tfI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08

#On this subject there will be found
diversity Of opinion, and l dare not
claim to he the best authority. Many
prefer mustard seed and other spices
all of which has been publishgG many
times by different ones. The question
is, whether it is better to take The means
to cbtain a perfect, natural juice, or to
try to remedy AN imperfect one by
chemistry GorHUHtOTa Ieieqrdyh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
DcIa,rdrc Co,mty. Po.

HtIWWfITf IVT'HIW. 7 q.
y. B.-Goud cider cannot be made in
warm weather. and 40 wine can b.
racked lii warm or cloudy weather.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-08
From Rev. p. n. GRANGER,

ST ALnANs. Vt, Jan. 20. 1850.
DE-. Il. !. EESDALL s Co.--tfeuts! In reply TO
your letter VIII say that my experience with Ken
daIl's SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory in
deed. Three or four years ago procured q bottle
from your agent and with il cured horse of lame
ness caused by SPAWN. Last season my horse he
came very lame and 1 turned him out for u few
weeks when he became better, but when put him
on the road he grew worse. when l discovered that
"A ringhoue forming. l procured bottle of
kendnIl's SiIavia Cure and with less than a bottle
Gu. ed him 50 tbat ne is not lame, neither the
bunch be found.
Respectfully yours p y. GRANGER.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-23

Call and see for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere, and be convinced. Don't forget the
number 80.
Country merchants supplied cheap, and Wall
Paper and Window Shades put up anywhere in
Maryland. my23
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-23
STONE WORK.
NOTICE.
MAKING TRANSFERS AND ATTACHMENTS

IUT INC purpose OT
MAKING TRANSFERS AND ATTACHMENTS.
All applications for ATTACHMENTS must be
made under oath or affirmation, requiring the par
ties applying to give in to the Commissioners all
property they may possess of every kind which Is
assessable and not to them at the time assessed
" is hoped that all persons in the county DESTROYS
Of having changes made in their assessments will
avail themselves of the time fixed by law for that
purpose.
Persons who do not avail themselves of this
notice cannot have any abatement upon their tax
bills when presented by the Collectors
by order of the Commissioners.
mh2G GEO. n. CATRNES Clerk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE BALTIMORE g. Delta RAILWAY,
Bel Air, Md, May 10Th, 1879.
A LII PERSONS are requested NOT TO PULL
"A UP, TEAR DOWN OR OBLITERATE any
Stake, Peg, Blaze or Monument marking or indi-
eating the line of the Baltimore and Delta Rail-
way, as located.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
my:W Attorney for -. IL ID. X. W. 90.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-23
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
ID y. McNUTT.
COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS,

"c"n'sr jar SAFE q Htd' t%fas d P1So"aL PyoPttty.
-" Claims in any part of the county collected
promptly and immediate returns made
sS Auctionecring, in all its branches, attended
to ON reasonable terms.
7. o.. Darlington. Harinrl Co.. Nd nni
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11


EpIroR or Tur PREss In the issuo Of
tho GAzxrrn Of the LIST inst, a paragraph APP
appears asserting that "thc carpenters arc on
n general strike this week" I shall feel OBJ
ligcd If you will allow me to deny this state
mcnt through the medium Of your columns.
Tho carpenters have not been on a strike.
Some of them have demanded an advance IN
wages, and their demands not having been
conceded in all cnsca, some OF them have re-
Gently been unemployed, but not aingle sbop
IN town has stopped work, and in most cases
the advance asked has been granted.
Tho oonclc ion of the paragraph referred
to ia ns ridiculous M contcmptibIo and shows
that the writer thereof, no matter how much
Ito may pridc himself on his superiority over
mechanics, is donscly ignorant Of tho subject
he writes about. On the occasion Of the 80
called dcputaliop to the palace on Wednesday.
25th nlt, the whole of the men who wanted
mn advance Of wuges were holding meeting
of their own elsewhere, and not one of them
was near tho palace Ut tho time. Whatever
our faults M mechanics may be, think that
there IL no need for us to bo held up to the
ridculc of the public as participators in the
absurd traah that appears to have been spout
cd by the dcputation" at the palace.
am air, yours, &c,
CARPENTER.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, pcr-D Murray, September a.
IS pkgs household mdse, 100 shingles ~ oales hay,
12l posts Shsefer Co; 30 bales hay 80 bags grain,
CO and 80 boxes bread 60 tins crackers Boes 4
lamp goods, "a cases paint, Dillingham; Co; 25 bbls
lime IS bbls cement, 80 IN brick, j Walker: pkgs
drue- SC. Nekibbin; las SKIS potatoes, W q Irwin s
Cos, cases varnish. 2pkgs wagon sundries Rose;
400 sks four % SKIS grain 80 SKIS potatoes 5ii pkgs gro
ccrics II Mcintyre 4 Bro; 200 pkgs hour, 2i2 bags
groceries, 7Ss brandy. 10 bales aud dry
goods, bale blankets, NJ Grinbaum Co; IS pkgs
furniture, Mrs Ramsey; cases hardware, bx glass II
cases sewing machines. Smith, 20 bales hay, 3,u
grain 3Sl SKIS feed Brewer IS Coz 30 beer, 10
Hart Bros; II sks meat, Pickering Co; 500 SKIS -four
50 crackers, 10 pkgs lard II pkgs butter, pkg
matrass 81 cases chairs Philips Co; Is pkgs furn.
iiure, pkgs mattrass, Wells - pkgs mdse and
horses 70 order, IL pkgs groceries, Errieo so SKIS
rour, Sa6 pkgs groceries TO various Chinese firms.
s-Sss SKIS grain and feed, Lane x Co; I case ink,
case stationery, Whitney Robertson; presses, !
case paper cases stationery Scases ink case books
cases and bdl toys 6 Thrum. - kgs nails bdis
springs. cases aud pkg hardware. 10 cases Turps,
case benzine cases vanish, IS kss lead, . Hall 4
Son; and csk blocks, cases and bdl mdse "a
kgs ship chandler goods. Pierce & Co; % Pkes
Her goods Bolles Co. SO sks nour l0 bread,
pulleys S pkgs household furniture mules; y pigs
Sc IN brick, posts, 800 shingles, $50 bales hay 81
pkgs butter IS pkgs eundries, Brewer Cos 10 pkgs
doors and glass. Thomas; iiS pkgs mdse to order
~ cases brandy. Grinbaum Co; pkgs wines &C
Mscfariane Co; is pkys dry goods, pkg samples,
case cigars, Hyman Bros IA cases boots and shoes
pkgs butter, - pkgs mdse, NJ Philips Co; 2lo pkgs
groceries for various Chinese Arms.
From Port Townsend per Camden, September S-csi
5Ss Il rough lumber, 5737g II T and flooring, so IN
is,hs es,s shingles, 10 bbls salmon Hsckfeid Co
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11

We welcome the "Wednesday Express" ns
nn addition to the means of ventiating tho
current questions of the day, and of showing
forth both sides Of the points at issue. though
we need not say that on many matters the
opinions of tho Wednesday" are widely at
variance with those OF the SATURDAY."
In the first place we must point out to our
readers that the native pages Of tho Express"
are no sort OF translation Of those in English.
but are addressed to an entirely different set
of desires, hopes and fears.
Tho buncombc, which may be found in an
other par, of this Journal, would appear mere
Midsummer madness il printed in English.
"The Shepherd Of Lanai and his shining
light would be together extiuguislied in
laughter were hc to put such rubbish in Eng
lsh. As to the trnisms, platitudes. misrepre-
sentations and self-gori6caton in the (native)
article on the New Board of Health, they may
be safely left to confuc themselves.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11
co M NJ y CIAL.

HoNOLrLU, SFpr. it, 1850.
business prospects since last issuc, We rcglci TO
say show uo signs Of Improvement uo have tho several
foreign vc.scs given any more animation Ia town other
than necessary consequence W the caring Tor goods
received II usolc,. shut cycs to the fact of the
uneastncss iclt In the business conn unity TO the
future of course We all hope FOR the hest that being
strong point In human nature but whore this present
state Of sdair. will lead and what the eject to n'
from sbruad We hcl unable to answef. We certainly
dispute the visionary ideas " our contemporary along
ihe bIoc1 to the eicci thN business Interests aud So
eurtcs ha,c not snhrtr, NOS have real estate values
drstoaseu ~, oNp,.e,.v v, ,,hr @ ~ ,bn i.,c ann
her cf rsrcel- cf real offered rccv dts
Tho uadc sale OF Chpr.o goods by IS r Adams this
snd resulted satisfactorily considering the times Tho
receipts of snear at tht. port for The week ending
Of N,v Yets broas9i usdac; e fhc sth MI, The tci
giving resume Of the San Francisco market shows
iuiiy all It's conditions.
SAN FH,Ncisco, August 18th issp
Ne, m ro. ". Ssnehcs Of raS OR hatveSt eontn@cs
sna snd s t.rmos. ST srS pS.s ,o b"Id ther grain
RICE Ths rec .nl receipt. atc ali closed. none 70.
mAiatng In ntst hands. \ epnsldcrahlc quantity OF
Y .siS TsSts Ss. ScSn asmSii cG,ie fSt Syct.
land trade but pri,os are too low East TO admit OF any
The relatively high price OF No. l china ha. induced
the better class of cinnamon TO use Island Rice to
some extent 1900
MoLAssRs, -.ono OF the Rcnnstics declined further
purchsse and the large receipts broke the price down
To- ~ G. Owing to the scarcity OF syrup here few
months ago the market has been flooded With Eastern
When this |. worked od there will he better demand
for :. l. Moasscs. Moderate shipments OF good quality
will he likely To- meet good market.
suGAR-rhotr Is large consumption, and impcrta'
uons Of duty paying sugar, 10 considerable extent
arc necessary this fall 10 meet wants The atrc
jobber who has with others, imported sboat asI
ions reaued sugar from New York, has arranged for
supply from hs Roancfics here On the strength OF
this the redneriss have advanced their prices cent
all round.
The Beet Sugar crop of Europe I. turning ont better
than expected and bids fait TO equal that OF
is7s The natural rcsu, " that London aud New York
markets very weak with symptoms OF panic.
Nanils basis Is EiT is -s6,5S per lVJ lbs.
TALLow-in sctiys demand at 8 c. It 81, Q, for rem
dcrcd a. TO quality, Rchncd ~ c, 20 "a c,
WOOL Market quiet. Good northern " c, 20 81 c.
Sales making Of Sonthefn ~ C. Ut ~ c,
4 fLoUR-G. q. Ex. Family stS Bran sii,
FRkIUHrs,-ronnagc In limited supply, 60 .. Cork
L. 1. offered for wooden ships, but higher rates are
demanded
PROPOSED DEPARTUREs.--Scp list, bark
Ella; 9TH, bark kalakaua; 9Th bktnc Falknburg
Sth, bark Forest Queen. We are Yours faithfully
WILLIAMS. DIMONn & co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11
- -
Bitter Waters and Sweet.

A communication to the Press last week
quotes letter written by Kalakaua to the Ad-
rertise'- in December. 1873, in which he urges
that foreigners are always welcome and that
there was no opposition to them among the
natives. r,s..
In December, 1879, while Kalakaua was
competing for the throne against Lunailo, no
issued an appeal, printed in Hawaiian. in
which he says =" Do not be led by foreign
ers they had no part in our hardships in gain
.ag the country. Do not be led by their false
teachings as hog with string in its nose is
led gnorantly along to the oven prepared to
cook him.; and further on, after giving the
platform of his proposed Government, promi-
nent plank Of which was to "pay off the
national debt" he says, Beware of the Con-
stitution of 1852 and the false teachings OF the
foreigners who are now grasping to obtain the
control of the Government ii w. G. Lunalilo
ascends the throne" Now the Hd,caii Pae
alma, in an equally shallow manner, strives to
stir up hostility against foreigners. Crcum-
stances doubtless alter cases in these times as
well as others, and we are prepared, after the
past variability, to find King Kaakaua again
embracing the foreigner, in the English Ian
guage, when the need comes. QUERY.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11

Although Solomon had thousand wives ho
had only ono son, Rehoboam, and hc tho OPP
posite Of his father Az tho death Of Solomon
tho ten tribes Of Israe sent Jeroboam M n
messenger to Rchobonm to consult him IN re-
gard to his reign, saying that If ho would
tighten the weight Of taxes they would con-
tinuc in his service as they had dono to his
father. Hc frat consulted lis fathers old and
tried friends, and they advised him to give n
favorable answer The advice did not please
him. He next asked the ADVICE of the young
mon who were grown up with him. The ad-
vice they gave was:-
"Thus shalt thou speak unto this people.
Thy father made our yoke heavy, but mako
thou it lighter unto us thus shalt thou say
unto them, My little finger shall be thicker
than my fathers loins.
'And now whereas my father did lade you
with u heavy yoke, will add to your yoke.
My father hath chastiscd you with whips;
will chastise you with scorpions"
They rcyolted
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-11
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Who Wants More Chinese3 I

We reply by an extract from a letter written
by King Kalakaua dated Honolulu, November
18th, 1879, and which found ito way into the
New York Nation:-
"You wrote that it seemed to you that we should
soon be overrun with Chinsse and that the Reci-
procity Treaty is a money making business, but
sledge-hammer driving down the nails into the
coffin Of the Hawaiian race TO this, my dear
friend, demnr. The Chinese will come into the
country 30 long as it is place where he finds con-
tentedness and happiness, and long as there are
high wages like all races who fly from the perse-
cution of one country to congenial one.
look at ths matter in its broad ssnse and not at
one particular class and race of men. ,ronid
there ,esre t.sn.y millions more Of them. ] am not
afraid Of the Chinese They peaceable race
and easily governed They are more controllable
than the Irish element in your country, which has
other political ambition than 70 60 against the
Government ~ tte@h
AT present the influx Of the Chinese has about
sunk to its level. Prices cf labor arc now lower
than when the Treaty came into operation. The
richness Of China under thu worst of administra-
tions is enough TO convince the most skepical that
the Chinese under our free and liberal institutions
will be prosperous people, good element to in
troduce in q country where no other labor can be
procured. II treated we'll, they will bs good citi-
zsns. In time, with this industrious elsmsnt in
our country, We shall be producsrs in various
ways where now lsxeepting sugar and rice) we are
consumers. Es nt le
with Chinese ingenuity, industry, and cheap
labos, vs shall be able 70 compete in trade with
the rst Vt ths nations in the STRUGGLE Of natiaaai
existence.
.Whsthsy we exist or sink in oblivion, our Lot is
one With all that have lived aud died. Every race
has its goal, and every species Of man has its
course TO run. whether by amaigamation or actual
extinotion. (6agnsd) KALAxAuA."
We agree in greet part tnot the twenty
milions) with ths above, but invite coupari-
| son with the Pds alma Of September 4th.