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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-21
A Judges View of the Liquor Traffic.


signs Of The TIMES.
In sentencing . murderer to death,
n Judge made use of the following Ian
guage:
"Nor shall the place be forgotten in
which occurred this shedding of blood.
II was in one of the thousand ante
chambers of hell, which mar, like
plague-spots, the fair face of our state.
You need not be told that / mean a
tippling-shop-the meeting place of
Satan's minions, and the foul cesspool
which, by spontaneous generation,
breeds and natures all that is loath-
some and disgusting in profanity, and
babbling, and vulgarity and Sabbath
breaking. / would not be the owner of
groggery for the price of this globe
converted into precious ore. For the
pitiful sum of dime he made the de-
ceased fool, and this trembling cul-
prit q demon. How paltry a sum for
| two human lives This traffic is toler-
ated by law, and therefore the vender
has committed an offense not rec0g-
nizable by earthly tribunals; but, in the
sight Of Him who is unerring in wis
dom, he who deliberately furnishes the
Intoxicating draught which inhames
linen into anger and violence and blood
shed, is particeps criminis in the moral
turpitude Of the deed. Is it not high
time that these sinks Of vice and crime
should be held rieidly accountable to
the laws Of the land. and placed under
the ban Of an enlightened and virtnons
public opinionY'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-21

As frost 10 the bud, and blight TO the
blossom, even such is self-interest to friend
ship; for confidence cannot dwell where
selfshness Is porter at the gate Tupper
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-21
Carrv the News.

Mr.. John Et2ensperger, manuIactlr,
ing Jcweler of North Attleboro, Mass,
lately communicated to us the follow
ing. | suffered so much with pains in
my arm, that at times | was completely
helpless. used that Incompatible
remedy st. Jacobs Oil and was COM
pletely cured us if by magic.-Attle-
joyO Chr1Ricle.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-21

A man having announced tnat he was
once in a community where they all mind
cd their own business, his statement was
doubted, and he was called upon to tell
where it was. at was on q ship at sea,
and the passengers were all too sick ia
meddle with one another's affairs
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-21
PETER COOPER INTERVIEWED.
Some Points of Interest TO the Green
back Cause.

back Cause.
The New York Herald Of March 13
contained the following interview with
Peter Cooper:
"NNill the Greenback party continue
as political organization during the
lull in presidential contests| asked a
Herald reporter of the venerable phi
lanthropist, Peter Cooper.
at WILL" replied Mr.. CoOoer, "and as
Il political party it means to be more
aggressive than ever l am deter
mined that every laboring man in this
country shall not want for true infor.
nation concerning the unwise tinan-
cial legislation which oppresses them."
"President Garfield, in his inaugural,
inrers that the constitution does not
warrant congress in making papeRmon-
cy legal tender" suggested the reporter.
at is unfortunate for the country
that he believes this. There seems to
have been every effort to pervert the
constitution to make the currency OF
the country inconvenient to common
people. The constitution was made by
the people and for the people. Every
man is sworn to maintain that consti'
tuition. Ali his actions under il
should be with the view Of establishing
Justice by the organization and execu
ton of constitutional law"
"Do not our financial laws promote
the welfare of the natiOn?'
"Nearly all the financial laws have
been made in direct opposition to tht
first clear distinct declaration of thu
constitution, which says, "that we, thC
people, in order to establish justice, Sc
cure domestic tranquility, provide fo
the common defense and promote th'
general welfare of the nation"
HAS not congress complied will
these requirements"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-04-21

The virtue of prosperity is temperance;
the virtue of adversely is fortitude. Pros
perlty doth best discover vice; but ADVERSE
ty doth best discover virtue.--Bacon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-12-31
Plague of Goats in Cyprus.

Cyprus appears to be afflicted not only with a
plague of ~locusts, but also with a plague Of goats.
Sad complaints of the proceedings of these
animals are to be found in the correspondence
respecting the affairs Of the Island just printed.
The planting the Government propose TO carry
out will it is urged, be quite useless unless some
means can be adopted for preventing damage by
the Cyprian goats. It would be Of no avail to
Teplant the bare tracts, with much labour and at
great cost, if the goats arc permitted at the same
slime to carry on the destruction of the wooded
districts. The number OF goats in the island is
s;imated at $50 900. They carry no wool, furnish
only a bad meat. and hardly give more milk than
the sheep to which, however, they are preferred
on account of their feeding on ligneous vegetation
which the sheep reject. They are fed therefore
almost entirely at the expense Of the woods, and
not only, IL Is stated, docs the goat destroy the
young freshly grown plants, but it browses on the
young branches of older trees. On the southern
mountains also, where the soil is loose, the goat
is accused of increasing this loosenesS by scramb-
ling about, and thus injuring young plants, which
are dragged down and torn away by the falling of
broken stones. St. Helena, like Cyprus, has suffer
ed much from goats. The forests suddenly dIsap-
peared between l7l0 and 1920 in consequence of
the introduction of goats IN 1902 When the
forests departed the goats received notice TO quit;
but as the mischief had been done, the extermi-
nation of the goats came TOO late to be of any
service.-N. James Gd=efe.
How truly will this description of destruction
of forest by goats on Cyprus, and St. Helena,
apply to our Hawaiian Islands-Kahoolawe was
mainly destroyed by goats-Lanai suffered at one
time a great loss Of forest, by enormous focks of
goats-portions of Hawaii, Maui, Kauai and Mo-
lJkai, have all undergone more or less of denuda-
ton in consequence of the destructive goat. And
now We see these destructive animals browsing on
the slopes OF Punch Bowl, and destroying all
hopes Of permanent yerdure on he picturesque
backgrounds of our fair tropical city.-ED. p.
c. Al
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NOT RESPONSIBLE

7 hereby give public notice that I WILL NOT be re-
sponsible to the public when they 90 elsewhere and pay
big prices, BEFORE calling at my New store, 1o7 Fort
Street, (CampbeIIs new building, where they viii find the
largest assortment Of Solid Walnut and LOW PRICED
Furniture. Parlor Sets. Lounges. Mattresses. &c.
Pianos and Organs and every description OF Musical
merchandise. paintings, Engravinss, Albrotypes
Chromos, Notices, &c. Picture Frames made to order.
All kinds OF Picture Frames and Corniee Mouldings.
Brackets, Hat Racks, whatnots. Music Stands. &c. at
prices hitherto unknown in Honolulu.
We also have the Three Leading Sewing Machines,
ST. JOHN! ST. JOHN :! ST. JOHN
The only machine running both ways without chang
ing the direction of the work.
SPRINGFIELD! SPRINGFIELD ;! sPRINGFIELD!! -:
AMERICAN! A~NGERICAN!l AMERICAN ~
The largest and best assortment of goods personally
selected) for the holiday trade. 100 Fort St, Honolulu.
4o4s Decorative FANS
at WELLS MUSIC o 1O7. 1I3, aud rs Fort st.
uOl9 If
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F.B.
LETTER, No. II.

LONDON. Nov. 80, 1851.
The Chinese steamers which have lately
been trading TO Honolulu, seem to be i'm bad
luck. The Hochung, it Will be remem-
bered, was lost by collision with a British
man-Of-waT last April, and now n telegram
from Picking has just arrived here, stating
that the Quinta has been wrecked on the
Island Of Hainan and was sacked by the
natives. The German gunbOat Wolf has
been despatched at once for the scene of the
accident. Another Chinese boat, which Is
not quite unknown at Honolulu, the MeitoO,
Is now on the way To this port having
reached Suez on the 18th inst she comes
consigned to Nessrs. ThOrue x Co, bring
ing a cargo Of tea and and strawbraid from
Shanghai and FOOch9w for various London
houses. There are also on board rs pas
sengers several Chinese merchants, who in
tend to establish themselves here After
discharging her cargo, the MeifOo viii load
with despatch for Shanghai and inter
mediate ports. It Is to be hoped that this
pioneer steamship flying. the Chinese flag
will receive the welcome due To a stranger
in a strange country
THE LAST AUSTRALIANS MAIL-
bv wav of Honolulu. was delivered here in
rs days from the arrival OF the CITY OF
New York, at San Francisco, on Inc .nd
inst. The mail consisting OF 31l sacks,
reached New York on the morning OF the
9TH, and was despatched by North German
LLOYD =. =. EIbe, which sailed at : p-m-l
and arrived of Hurst Castle ON the mo- ming
OF the 18TH, thus making the distance Of
300 miles, in S days, 5 hours, and 20 min
utes, actual steaming time. TIT mails
reached the General PO-t-Ohtcer and
were distributed ut noon BY this rapid
despatch the Australian merchants ia Lon
don were enabled TO answer their letters on
the same day by the mail for Australia,
that left london on the same evening, Uid
BrIndisi.
THE FRENCH l. TIE PACIFIC
IL seems that the French Government i
lust now making great efforts To- extend its
dominions in the South Pacific. y cores
pondeut ut Tahiti writes, that IN
last, the French man-Of-war Hugonf capt
Nfnard, visited the principal Islands IN the
Austral and Hervey Groups telling the
people tba now that Tahiti - French they
must direct thither their present trade Win
New ZeaIand, which j. worth E5OiOOO u
wear, that Great Britain had undertaken
not TO interfere with French action any
where To the east Of Samoa, and had lately
eensured Capt. MedlycOtt of H.. NJ. >. Tur-
ouoise for saluting the RarotOngan Nag
Also that the French Admiral was on his
IVav 10 place them under a French pro
tecfornte' Great fear prevails throughout
these islands and n report OF the Whoie
matter was despatched ut once 10 SIT
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Aarrrtissmrut
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

rENHE < SAN FRANCISCO
TRANSFER CO. : removed irugg 20 hu- sire, q,
50 QUEEN STREET. ueNt i-r 60 Bodies 3 c.. II
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INTEREST Al II RATE OF PER
l. CENI. rER MONTH wall Dc added after the Ii u -
usry, 1852. &c Accounts Outstanding three months AID gyrr
DELI 81 A. y. -ELLlS. lp4 Fort street
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DESTRUCTIVE TYPHOoN.-LOndon, December
IG.-Reports are Just received of a terrible ty-
phoon which visited the country around Haitian
and Annoy. in China, raising the waters Of the
sea and driving them inland four miles. One
town WIS entirely submerged and swept away,
with all ITS inhabitants, numbering 5000.
On December 81. at Zanzibar, Captain Brown
rigg. Of the British man-of-war London, with
ten men in the steam pinuace, attempted to
catch a dhow, flying French colors, loaded with
slaves. The Arab force resisted tiercely, and
Captain Brownrigg, a seaman, a stoker, and a
supernumerary were killed, and one man was
severely aud two slightly wounded. The dhow
escaped.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
n HE REBY

n HEREBY GIN NOTECE THAI Will
N not Be- responsible Ter aas t-h.s contracted go IL baths
without ny written order
nos Sm J. NJ. DAIGLE-
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M, McINERNY.

EMPoRTER AND IN CLOTH
Il ING, Boots, shoes, Hats. Caps. Jvwelry. prrfrnery
Pocket Cutlery. and very description o' Gents Superior
Goods. L hvukyrt's Fine Calf Drr>, Roots.
always on hand
y. B CnaNNk OF FoAr ANp NkAcHAxr Srar.rs IN n
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NOTICE.

Z have THIS DAY SPPDINT&D MR
n ALFRED JOBNSON my .t..rH-y. 60 act f- ms Dunn,
ny absence from the Kingdom EDBT love
Honolulu, Nov. 70. ISL. ,-f ILr Firm CT Love B-o, D
e-I--
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
New Spring Styles .

Mossrs. huli & Bartels are showing a fine lin,
Of spring goods In Hats and Furnishing Goods
received within the past few days.
In the Hat trade they will be the lesders AZ In
the past, and the present extensive stock ha.
been carefully selected to include all the correct
styles ard desirable goods. The public will fint
the stock (Which they are requested to examine
fully up to the demand, and the prices reasona
bic IN all casee.
In Furnishing Goods they carry the latest
spring styles In shirts, collars, neckwear, and al
other goods Of this class.
They want every body to see their stock before
buying, believing they offer better bargains thar
can be secured elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

New goods continue 10 arrive daily at the gen.
eral house Of II. J. GIILEN, and II an elegant
line OF handsome aud stylish spring goods
makes spring, tina. exquisite season is upon us,
for the house is really we'll filled with spring
goods. Among tho arrival. Of the week are
noticeable
New prints;
New household goods, towelings, napkins
table linens, damasks, &c, at very io+r prt~s;
New embroideres, 500 pieces, at prices rang
Ing from &c per yard up; something very good
for as low as &c.
Additions to the domestic stock: bicsched and
unoleached musins, shirtings, tickings. and
such like.
Remember that Mr.. GLLrS will never be I'm
dersold.
The best cash prices paid for produce, batter
eggs, poultry, &c, In any quantity.
Low prices ss usual on boots and shoes, ant
In the grocery house.
All requested to look at the stock and com
pare prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Osman & Hspeman have just received the new
spriag and N,nn., styles Of the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand al
the sizes of the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised by the press
and the people. They comprise all the lates
and best styles Of ladies' and children's dress
arc graded in size and put up In envelopes OF
which are printed illustrations and full descrip
lions OF the garments Ia French and English
they are sold at prices ranging from 10 to y
cents; and the catalogue is said to include the
largest and only complete assortment OF usefu
and fashionable designs. Catalogues sent on ap
plication and any pattern sent post paid on re-
celpt of price marked In the catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The following resolutions were passed by tn,
Young Ladies' Temperance Society on the death
OF Miss Josie Cullen:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased our Heavenly Father
in his wise providence, 10 permit Miss Josie Cul
len to be removed from our midst
Resoiirj, That we mourn her loss as faithful
member and worker Of this society, pleasant
acquaintance and a dear friend.
Resol.s,i, That we, In our loss, extend our gym
patty to her family, 10 their SO much greater
loss.
EsApirei. That copy Of these resolutions bs
sent to each of the weekly papers and also 20 The
family OF the deceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

young married man OF Lostant is on the
anxious scat, and events point TO a day when
Supervisor Reynolds will make sensation in
the Board Although the county asylum au.
thorities have been anxious Ia keep 1t tout OF
the papers," it is true that deaf and dumb giil
sent in by Supervisor Reynolds from Hope tp.
wss recently delivered Of fine boy, whom she
calls Sam-after Samuel j." the great de.
frauded, no doubt. The woman, good looking
creature some % or % years Of aye. Gays the
y. IN. IN. aforesaid is the cherub's father. That's
what bothers the county physicians in making
the return OF birth, and that's what bothers
Reynolds. Reynolds Is shocked at such state
OF things In Hope, and he is preparing his
m alden speech before the Board. II will be O
sumner. no doubt; for. like all young public
servants. Reynolds feels that he must do his
duty by his constitooants," and preserve the
good name OF the Athens of La Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The new hat aud cap department AZ kiske d
Reens is rapidly getting into shape. The shelly.
ing on the second floor lin style "a match the
during this week many OF the goods have arrived
and are being opened and nut on The shelves.
Fisks & Beem never do anything by halves.
Every department is perfect. so here, in this
new branch Of their business, they viii carry a
complete hat stock.
children, youths and men, Of all ages, from two
years old up 20 three score and ten" The
stock for children Is particularly noticeable, bo-
ing like the ch!ldren's clothing stock below,
complete In Itself and embracing nnmheress
pretty and unique styles.
For boys, youths and men the .uppiy u M.
limited; no0by styles In soft and stiff hats for
dressy young men, aud what may be called
standards" for gentlemen. who have survived
the ambition Of being the most fashohae'y
dressed gentlemen in town. To be complete,
silk hats will be included IN the stock-making
it az large elegant and attractive "a the best Ina,
store in this district
II contains also many novelties not often found
opera hats, elk caps, new ideas in summer
hats that will be sppreciated-when the snow
disappears next August.
In short, having gone into the Rat trade,
Messrs. Fisko s. BEEN have lcft no stone un,
turned to make their stock unrivslsd; and we
know the public will find, on examination, that
their price liet Is more than usually liberal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

We are under obligation TO the pruprietors OF
the Er,.;r3 JosSlal FOR uec OF their press, ours
having sustained break rendering Is entirely
useless TO Ia for four days. Il is now. through
the cYce,len. work done on IL st the Novelty
Machine Shops of J. b. Harris & CO., In as good
shape 10 when new, and ready for business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Early Thursday evening some one, with bur.
giarlous intent doubtless, entered the residence
of F.. q. Allen, in Central Ottawa. The room
entered bsing shut off from the rest Of the house
by lock and key, the thief retired empty handed.
The police were summoned by telephone, but no
one aot belonging there was found on the prem.
ises. Mss Allen and the servant girls were the
only ones at home ut the time, Mr.. Allen being
down tONn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
Notes.

Laura Dainty reads a. Morris on the oisL
Salsoury's "Toubsdou-s" celebrated the l5OOts
performance Of the Brook" In Boston two
weeks ago. Satin programmes reminded the
guests Of the event. The receipts of tia, week
vera nearly $500.
The Beauplsn opera season begins at Mcvicl
Ier's on the 2lst. Nine ANDRE Is the psrticulsr
star.
"Bilise Taylor" the TeignIug New York SUI.
cess, IS underlined for early production In Chi
!csgo.
Mr.. Adam forepauEh has thoughtfully sent To
his picture. II Is large chrome. and very min.
isterisl in It's appearance. The Chicago T,-Srnc
thus happily note, q popularity OF the portrait
1.-The able arts. has entirely ohliteraiet the
familiar scowl ever on the face OF Adam as b.
ST.. a. the door Of bis tent and passes in dead.
he.d." He promises 10 appear In Ottawa the
lcomlus season.
Mr.. VIII y. Eaton is said to have rewritten hs
"All the Rage" for next season.
JansIschok appeared a, Booths, New YorS,
las. Monday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Il Was admitted by all the ladies Isat spring
who had the pleasure OF calling on as for in
speeding our goods or purchasing, that We had
the finest goods. the best assortment, and the
nobbIost and newest styles It bad ever been their
pleasure to see. Our efforts this year will eX-
eel! tbose Of last spring because we have pur-
chased early and direct from manufacturers,
which will enable w TO plseo before our numer.
ous customers the most sessonsble goods on
time. II you want goods or not, do not fall to
call and SEQ Us. You will always receive cor
dial welcome. Respectfully, FoRpss 4 FLICK.
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Advertisements not under contract be psiiy marked
ode length OF time desre They viii be continued sHd
charged for snhi ordered out
Business and professional cars not exceeding Ave nes)
erd q. nve dollars pc. snau over ave lines, one dol
per line extra.
r,,.sot advertising 10 Sill caSs TO oe paid strictly In
slvsnce
II Yearly sdversers disseminating their advertisements
uefore the expiration Of the contract will bs charged the full
es a. Asovv Extra chsrge will sise bs made for dssou
don and other notices connected With their regular
business.
Local notices, aneen cent? per line
Un In no case will these ter he deps. Ted from
eH- The date the clip which the subscrSers name
" printed Indicates the when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FRHR TRADsg should be
careful 70 notice date the slip corresponds to the
aets to which they have paid and az once noY the publish
srs OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Fs-s Pr Strcator: "Dr. Hess discovered
genuine csse OF smallpox at Michael Joyces
thrce.fourths Of : mile west Of Munster. wednes.
day morning. Il seems that two or three weeks
ago an ola woman tramp came along there dur.
ing one ct those severe snow storms and WAS per.
rn!;,cd 10 stay II Jcyce's for two or three days.
The child. ABOUT nine wears old, now has well
defined symptoms Of the smallpox, and they
think the disease must bSve been caught fron,
the tramp. There are several children IN
the family snl there is prospect ila. they will
al have tie disease
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
The Coming Week,

On Tuesday Rcmenyi's farewell concert in o.
,awa will DO given. We have little TO add to our
notice Of last Saturday. Remenyi 10 certainly
one OF the frat OF the great yIolinists OF the world
a vol!a!st who stands alone In style. and orr
gina! In all things, whom everyone will delight
TO hear. We have not seen a copy OF the pro-
grsmme; yet we are certain that It viii be an
attractive one, and within the musica! under
standing of all who In the least enjoy music
This is the last opportunity that will occur hers
to hear him. since he is about TO return TO Eu.
rope. He should he greeted by a large house.
The Colored Ideal Musical Company are CON
ing on the 2ist, They include Sam Lucas, Wal
lace King, Jos, K. Brundis, the violinist, Mario
Se!ks, soprano, and half dozen others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The street supervisor has been doing excellent
work this week cleaning up and opening clogged
cutters, and Notwithstanding the immense
amount Of snow and dirt on them, the streets
arc in good condition compared with Chicago
and other towns. When practicable they should
be gone over with the scraper In use a year or
two ago and the dirt and filth hauled away.
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Carpets

We are now ready Tor the spring trade on Car.
pets.
The assortment ia completes in all grades.
We are showing many t,s,.sjEJ prtsuts patterns
in Brussels, apiy. tapestry, ingrains and extra
hne iIgrans.
Ho..s.k<epers ara invited TO cali and see our new
Icarpetlngs, curtains, lambrelulns, shades, cor.
nices, &c, &c
Carpets iosde up and pu, down promptly II do
sired. sc0rr Bsos Co