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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
FOLLOWING are the Police Court proceedings for

FOLLOWING are the Police Court proceedings for
the week. Criminal records Kahulahula Oio Kalilii,
Hooikaika, Paiapala, Charles, Kahimano, Keohou.
Waahila. ALBANIA, Aki, c., Beni joe Sanlnela, Ka-
hanui, Moela, kalei, Publ, Kama, Keola, Keawe-
heulu, kuela, kekuhina, kaelenakule, Kauoahi
Pabnkula charged violating the regulations OF
the Board of Health being employed in the coast
ing trade in certain vessels, to wit, James Makee
hdrioa Nary r. Foster aud Jennie, and having
left these vessels without permit from the Board
of Health. Oio pleaded guilty and was fined 81;
the Others were found guilty and fined II and 81
costs each. W. Woolham, assault and battery ON
All luck, pleaded guilty and was fined - and 81
costs. kanakaole, drunkenness, fined So and 81
costs. NICOLA, violating regulations of Board Of
Health aoHe proseqni entered by prosecution
leong Shea Han, Chinese. charged with murder of
Ha Lee, remanded subject To order of the Court
Al Lin, Al hee; fast driving, pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 and ~ costs. An Foo violating quar-
antne regulations Hoiie pfossgn, entered by pro-
secution. J. Berenaba, Maikai, Kaulailiau, Alma
numanu, sam Kelly kaleleiki, drunkenness,
cution Kahananni, violating regulations OF Board
OF Health by leaving vessel fined 81 and 81 costs
John bird, assault ON q. w. Hart sorie p,ossqsi
catered by prosecution. Malala, W., deserting her
husband, pleaded guilty ana was sentenced to
three months hard labor and to pay "a costs This
was her fourth offense. John Brown, violating
quarantine regulations by visiting a quarantined
enclosure, pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and
~ costs; case apPsaled to intermediary Court.
Owl record-Hip wo Chons a Co., vs. Chung
tung, action ON pIomisory note for 4l35 81; judg-
ment for plaintiff for {i07 90. Cong Chez and
Chung, vsliip. wo Chung 4 Co., action ON two
plaintiff for siSs ss1. xh part. VS. Ching On, as as.
sumpsit; defendant confesses Judgment for the
sum, amounting with costs to S73 a5 s. d. Bur
, r9ws, " Z. y. Goodman, assumpsit JUDGMENT for
Foster a Co. VS. Keo, deserving bound service de-
fendant pleaded guilty and was ordered " return
10 ms employer and pay costs OF suit, ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
SATURDAY PRESS.
MARCH 26, 1881.

VIZ HAVE endeavored to put before our
readers some idea Of the state Of the labor
marke. in this Kingdom by inviting the agents
or representatives Of the principal employers
to state the number Of feid hdnds, ecciusirs NJ
all skilsd b,bor, required to work the various
estates for which they act. Messrs. Hackfed
and Messrs. Irwin head the list, and state
that they can employ 7,5oO out-of-door labor
ers each, Theo. n Davies needs 400, Messrs.
Along g. Co., $50; @. w. Macfarlane & Co.,
400; these amount together to 3,slO aborers.
Three other large employers tell us that they
cannot arrive at the numbers they could en-
ploy without correspondence with the manag
ers on the various estates.
There are at least twenty considerable plan
tations unrepresented by the above figures,
which figures show the estimated needs Of
about forty plantations, 80 that it is reasonable
to add ut least 5000. and odd hundreds to the
total reported upon, making in round numbers
$1,000 field hands required at present. Add
TO these the numbers Of Cinnamon employed
as domestic servants, mechanics, &C., those
on unrepored rice plantations, it would seem
that there is ample employment for all me
clanics and field hands, both here now and on
their way from Europe or China but the gon-
eral impression amongst employers seems to
he that if all the laborers in the Kingdom we're
in employ, there are, including those to arrive,
sufficient for our present needs.
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IMPORTS,

From utsalady, per Kate Flickinger March io-Ilack-
field q Co., 5S2 80 IT lumber, 0,Oi5 pickete.
From San francisco, per simr Australia, March
2lst-M Rose, pkgr mdsc; A Jaeger, 2 pkgs watch
materials c. pistols. cs iewelry $ spaldDg, cs
plants; whitney Robertson, cs stationery; T q
Thrum, cs stationery; Along 40 sks potatoes 10
butter; Hollister Co CO tobacco; Hackeld & Co o
pkgs, bds wheels and frames: Otto Fredlandcr, c.
pictures; NJ Lawler, cs crockery; W Pierce a Co
62 bxs potatoes; Ihaoher, pictures; " Richard
son, CO mats, etc. bN mdse; Grnbaum & Co dry
goods, &c; Watcrhouse, CO hats and dry good.
millinery; Boles Co. 20 sks potatoes. cs groceries
w Bush, 10 pkgs groceries; Hart Bros, IL eggs
Hyman Bros, II cs cigars. 81 dry goods; Thomp
son, 1873 pkgs iron ec Castle & Cooke pkgs drugs
Telephone Co; 8es ndse l. Owen, 80 bxs potatoes,
pkgs mdse; Q Bishop, cs coin, pkg mdsc: Il II
Davies pkgs machinery, n cs bread. 30 mats rice,
clothing; l. G Sresovich d Co, 3 sks oysters, bxs
onions, ~ bxs apples; w G. Irwin S Co, pkcs mdse
bx plants; N Mellis, pkg dry goods; Castl., &
Cooke, pump Hyman Bros, tweeds; Hackfeld &
Co c samples; " II Purys, d pkg books; schacfcr
Co, bN coi II pkgs TO address, 1876 pkgs groceries
etc, to Chinese firms l3 u26 pkgs TRANSIT
From Micronesia Island, per Morning STAR March
@a-Sundry mdse for parties, to care of o Hall &
Son
From Port Townsend per Compeer, March 22-f3O, ,s2f
II lumber go shingles 10 bis salmon, bgs pota
toes, to Hackfeld & Co.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The new bktne Wrestler is attracting considerable
attention at Mission street account of her ap-
pSaranee; She Ia loading for Honolulu In Morr's
Line
The Am bk Harvest Home, Matson, from, Departure
Bay er this port, before reported AZ having put Into
San Francisco 10 repair pumps sailed FROM that port
for Honolua March 9Th. ~
The Ger bk q hsendel has been heard OF again.
Under date OF Port stanley January ist learn
some cario from the Haendcl all recovered from,
snder water and much burned and otherwise damaged
has been cold AZ auction. The wreck and the remainder
of the eatgo have bo been disposed OF fisS
The purchasers have been working FOR some wceks but
apparently up TO the present time without The
value OF all the cargo saved amounted 10 eisO-iha
4, The brit ship City q Shanghai, from Glasgow for
tes port had been Withdrawn, the Brit ship CITY
bombay Captain Lowell woald take her place, sail
about the mlddle of March. ,l,I.4tI = 'tf
The haw bk kaie sailed from Londsn for this port
January Dth psessd Dover February blh She has an
hsssrs,d cargo eonsigned 10 Nessgs II liaekfeld Co.
The hrii hk Akshaw from Glasgow November l5th
wv. - "' - s''s''
Last Tuesday, March I'd, being the anniysrsary Of
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THE smallpox still claims its daily tribute
from amongst us, and will continue to do so,
we fear, whilst carelcssncss Of infection and
concealment Of disease are still practised here
Scarcely day passes without the police find
ng some hidden sufferer or perhaps the body
of some one dead Of this fearful disease, but
left lying in still inhabited house. In nearly
every case Of the kind tile cuprits have been
either natives or Cinnamon.
We can quite syinpathize with these poor
people when they are called upon to deliver up
some sick relative, but then as rule, they
have neither the means or the inclination to
isolate their households, and it would be we'll
if those who have the ear of the natives, and
the head men of the Chinese, would make
some endeavor to assure their respec tive
countrymen of the care and consideration with
which the patients and their friends detained
on the reef are treated by tho Sc who have
them in charge, rather than be spreadi ng
reports about the hardsnips of the journey out
to lthe hospital and the neglects and lack Of
attention met with there. 1t is well known
that now, at all events, every comfort and
consideration is shown to the nnfort unate
sufferers, although perhaps for the first few
days the strain upon the res onrces of the
Board of Health was excessive, and the efforts
made by the officials could not at once meet
the sudden requirements of the case, but
whatever was wrong was repaired as speedi-
lly as possible, and has long been thing OF
the past The late physician to the Board
was forced into resignation by misrepresenta-
tions. This constant carping can do no one
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Arrived.

Mar D--stm X bishop, from Kauai
rrr sim kilauea llou from kahului
Sch uilama, from kohaa
2-P NJ \ Australia, Cargiil, from San Francisco
Am stm VIII Beivedcre, Manter from cruise
of Hawaii
Sch kauikeaouli from Hamakua
Sch Haleakala from Ho
2s--Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray, from Micronesia
Am tern Compeer Birkhom, % days from
81 81 - Port Townsend
2t-Sch Kekanlnohi from Hanale
Sch Maiehu, from kaalaea
Sch Waioli from iio
.5-stm JAS Makee from Kauai
Sch Prince, fran kona
Sch Waimau, from hohala
Sch Warwick, from kalaupapa
Sch Mgnuokawai, from IIanamaulu
stmr Mokolii, from koolau.
@-schr Nettic Morrill,, from Lahana.
Telegraphed, Z am-rWh bk passing Coco Head.
Sailed.
Mar l9-Am hk ~ Murray, Raven, for San Francisco
si-p MSS Anstralia' Cargill, for Australia
.,4e..s, Sch Lusa, Tor kohala .n.. rsrr
#AN 2e-Raiatea sch Vivid Cawey for Fannings Island
t u stin X Bishop, for Kauai
sim kilauea ilou for kahului
Sch WMlele, for Maiiko
S3-stm likelike, for circuit of Hawaii
stm lwalani, for kons and kau
Sch Jenny. for Nawiliwih
Sch Mary Foster, for kona aud Kau
Sch Haleakala for knupakuea
Ger bk Atalania, Mohrmann, for San Francisco
ll'A Bril- bA Lady Lampson, Marstcn, for San Fran
cisco
e9Ha Am bg'ns nsspor'au, Winding, for San Fran
Am sm whaler Belyedcre Manter for cruise
on Hawaii n T7'''
a-sce ksnikeaoalt for Honekaa
Sch ltlama, for Ookala
tffn |sth lsahi for Honoipu
sS-Am bk Martha Rdeout, Wekhnrg for Port
NnuEaFtf Townscnd tf ffI HrW.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per & Murray, March 7<l56,
i62 lbs sugar H. ~ gals moasses @ hides. go bchs
bananas. Domestic value, Si6,2i3; foreign S9D.
For Fannings Island, per Vivid March 2ist-Assorted
foreign merchandise. Value, si24 6s.
For cruise, per$Bevedere, March 2lst-Foreign
value, S25.
For San Francisco per Hesperian March 23d-657 76j
lbs sugar, 125 bts bananas. Domestic value s2 5 G2.
For San francisco, per Lady Lampson, March I'D
1S3i6O lbSsugar, 1916 gals molasses, Is hides, 6i1
lbs rice. Domestic value, sSii53 67.
For San Francisco per Atalauta March 2d-1, l0i or
lbs $3.50 lbs rice 40 lbs coffee, J bchs bananas.
Dome stic yalue sG7 O6l 10
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DIED.

PrRVIs-Died ON the 5th Of March, at Kohala Ha-
waii, to III inexpressibe grief of his family - SNIE
JosErnISE PuRyis he beloved daughter OF Robert and
Annie Puryis, aged 10 years.
NEW-At Waakea, Hio, Hawaii, March 18th, HENRY
Ntw, native OF New Zealand aged about - years
New Zealand papers please copy.
BEERs-ln this city, March 18th, of heart disease
HENRY A. BEERS, native of the State OF New York
and for the past - years resident of these Islands
aged Is years. lie leaves wife and four children To
mourn his
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
BORN.

In this city ON the e3rd ins to the wife OF a. j.
Cartwright, Jr., daughter
In this city March 2lrd the wife OF Fran Gtftz
a Daughter.
In this city March 18th, 1851 to the wife OF Nayi-
eating Lieutenant G. E. Greslcy Jackson Royal Navy,
daughter Va English aud Australian papers please
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
MEMORANDA.

Report of the = " 5 Australia, Cargill, Command
crLeft san Francisco March 18th. and discharged
her pilot OF Golden Gate at SGD p. M with strong
winds and cloudy weather. Encountered fresh gale
and high n W sea the nth fresh breeze and cloudy
weather with passing squalls the 18th. met with
light unsteady winds and smooth from the 10th to
the 10Th Sighted the Izld. OF Mooka at q. m. OF the
2lat. and rcccyed pilot off Honomln AT noon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26

The saTuhDar PRyss cannot undertake 10 return
communications, accepted rejected and We haze n
request spondents append their true and
addre-scs, not necessady Tor publication, N 30 de-
sired but guarantee of the good faith n the writer
I'm. SATURDAY PRg-s.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
Vessels Expected at Honolulu, from Foreign
P0rfs.

Am tern Compecr Brkholm
Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign
Br blk Aikshaw, Taitc, Glasgow, due March 1870, W
Macfarane a Co, Agents
Am bk Edward May johnson, Boston, due April 10
Brewer S Co, Agents
Brit bS HghayGr SchIisnann, London via st Michacs
Haw bk kale, Rothfus, London due June 1-5 II Hack
maw bS s'I Hawaii I AsShii Whitney, Islands. due in all
March, President Board Immigration Agent
Ger bk MGsoa, from Dmmmen, due, IL liackfeld "
Ambk che-hlre, Bachelder, New York. due May iO-ls,
Castle x Cooke, Agents
Brit bk Zoe Campbell, Liverpool, due May iO-l5, 7 II
Davies, Agent
Am bktnc Kate Sudden, Bates Newcastle, N W, due
Am Blk Harvest liome, Mat.on, Departure Bay, due II
;, ilaekfeld 4 Co, Agents
Haskfed { CO. S'A AGENTS sn9"'' '''"es over que
Brit oH rssi as1 s9ps sIpS due in
Am bl Annie, SAN dberg, Ncwscaslc, W, due in all
Am pss Emma Haf Port Gamble for Kahuu
Am sch Lett,la :" Port Gamble, due March 1880, II
Am bktnc Discovery, Penhnow, San Francisco to sail
March io, II Iackfeid i Co. Agents
Bol bk On Don Nicolas . Gray from Nanaimo, due March
Am Ok 81, Il M,sb Amy from San Francisco to
Am bktne Ella Turner, nom San Francisco due March
$50, Q brewer 4 Go, Agents
Am bk,ne wrestler, schnauer San Francisco, to sail
March IL, + II l.enehan 4 Co. Agents
Zealandia, Cheyalier, Sydney, due April IL, IL
Ilackfeld n Co, Agents
Brit ship City of Bombay, Lowell, Glasgow to sail mid,
die March, G " Macfarlane ~ Co, Agents
Am bgtne cpns.eo, Howard, San Francisco, to sail
March ~, W Irwin Go, Agents
Am bk Lizzie Marshall, BeIgmann, Port Blakey, dne
April 5-lO. Allen Robinson, Agents
lIaw bghe Storm Bird Tierney South Sea Islands due
NJ IN al March, President BOARD of Immigration Agt
Ilaw sch kauna Cook from Galapagos Island due in
all March, + Cooke, Agent sly
Hackfcld IS Co, Agents =
Whalers to touch Mt Honolulu, in all
March and April.
Am bk Atlantic, from New Bedford; bk Dan Web
ster, ditto; bk Northern Light tdito bk Abram Bar.
ker, from cruise; blk Eliza, ditto; bk Rainbow, ditto;
bk Pacific ditto = '
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
Marshal Sale

s,h day q March, p issl ln favor Of Higgins Jas
sett for the Of 5Is.1u. against sam. kalnaanA.
have levied upon, aud shall expose for sale the
tion House. in Honolulu, al " o'clock noon
day the sth day 81 April, A. ID. 1881. One express
wagon, unless said jadgemsnt sntervd aud cost be
previously s4iished- W. {. PARkE.
Mar.hal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
FOR SALE.

ONE COTTAGE AND LOT, COR
~ OF Lanalilo aud Piikoi streets, 10 be had on
X, VI. GRASNlS,
On the premises, OF
8 :. b. DOLE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26

kA ug0rWABv AuD ~ ouEEy oTu..
~ OF 81 ward's Drsy stand, ossrs fos ssls
Fire Wssd, Charcoal, Salt and white Sanl.
IaQsssn.iss to ssii.
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ANlSo.

CossULADo Los EsrADos UsIpos !
DE MeJIco, HoSoLuLU.l
los Ciudadanos de la Repabliea xeiieana, Los que
pertenezean ssta Repabhes, son avisados por medic
de este consulado, de registrar sus nombres 10
pronto possible I'm de conseguir la dehida protection
del Goberno para inteeses que representsn e.
IA eiudad las demas Islas dc Hawaii.
X. w. LAME, cossuL MsyIco.
ofcina Gale de Fort No. 81 Honolulu, H. l. 81, "a sn
Notice.
To the sugar Manufactures Of the Hawaiian Islands
p. FULLY woald respectfully offer his services .
Sugar Boiler having had twenty years experience in
that capacity in other countries ard three In THE He
feels competent TO hll the position in any Boiling
House in this Kingdom. Good references giyea II
required ADDRESS BOX isi.
$50 Il 3m Poet once Honolulu
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Vessels in Port.

Jaluit bgtne Nicolaus, ---
llaw bgtne Pomare. Tripp
Am sch W II Meyer. Howe
IIaw bk kalakara, jerks
Am bktnc Eureka, Nordburg
Ger S : Lydia, Paulsen
Am bktne Kate Flickinger, Young
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Am tern Compeer, Birkholm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA.
- waiian Islands, In Probate. In the Estate Of c. s.
BARToW, OF Honolulu, deceased, intestate Before
Mr. Justice Judd
On reading and fling the petition OF Richard F. Bick
erton and G Tucker of Honolulu alleging that C. s.
Barlow Of Honolulu, died intesiae at Honolulu. the
18th day of March, A D. ss and praying that letters
of Administration issue them. and that In the mean
II Is ordered that TUESDAY. the 9th day OF April
A. D. 1881 be and hereby Is appointed hor hearing said
Petition before the said Justice the Court Room Of
this Court, at Honolulu, at which time and place all
persons concerned may appear and show eause II
and that this order be published in the English Ian
gusse for three weeks in the Saturday Press
newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. March 18th, A d. lssi
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: JSo. Z: BARNARD, Justieesupreu,e Court,
Clerk n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26

A WHITE WOMAN TO ASSIST IN
Merchant street store. 0iI
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WaltAsn WatcAss.

fFrom M< sydssy Daily TsisgrapA. Jvas -. isso.l
The waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
oay gold medal given for watches Al the sydney Inter-
national Exhibition, and the only exhibitors In any
class FROM the United who have received this
distinctive recognition.
~ McINEnNY
sole Agent for the Hs~ allan Islands
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THE SATURDAY PRESS

Published Tor tho stTrHDtY Pare AssocrlrfoS BY
ROBERT GR1EVE,
Book, Job and General Printer
Ifonotutu N
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a25 REWARD.

I WILL GIvEs25 TO KNOW WHO
the Originator u The Malicious Stories iha, have
been circulate about me and hereby give motto. that
will pto.ecute snyons circulating saeh rspgyts This
IL Bunkum. mean business. y. MoWA1NE
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TNRCUIr COURT OT TBE HAWAIIAN
~ Islands Cd Circuit, In Probate. In the Estate Of
DANIEL LYONS, OF Lahaina, deceased, intestate Be-
fore Mr.. Justice Fernandez.
On reading and filing the petition OF J. X wilder .
creditor OF Daniel Lyons, of Honolulu, alleging that
Daniel Lyons OF Lahaina, Maui, died intestale La
haina the I'd day OF January A D. 1881 and praying
dored that THURSDAY. the 3,st day Of MARCH A. d.
ISL at 10 A NJ be and hereby Il appointed for hearing
raid petition before the said Justice in the Court Ros
OF this Court, al Lahana at which time and place all
persons concerned appear and show cause, IL any
they have why said petition should not be granted and
that this order be published In the English language
for three consecutive weeks In the Press
q newsp paper pub ished in Honolulu.
Dated LAhana, IL L. March ID. A. ID. lSsi
ABR. FORSANDER,
s93 Circuit Judge, End judicial Circuit, II. l.
,-,UPKEMt COCRr az TIE HAWAIIAN ~
= lands. In Probate. In the Estate of LEON DE-
JEAN, OF Honolulu deceased. intestate. Before Mr.
Justice Judd.
On reading and ding the Petition Of Adele peiean
OF Honolulu alleging that Leon Dejean OF Honolulu
died intestae a Honolulu the osh day OF February
A. ID. ISL and praying that Letters OF Administration
issue TO her.
IL Is ordered that TUESDAY the 9,h day Of March
A. d. issi AZ 10 A. NJ, be and hereby s appointed for
hearing said Petition before the -aid Jastee in the
Court Room Of this Court s Honolulu At which time
and place all persons concerned may appear and show
cause II any they have, why said Petition should not
English language for three successive weeks In the
Saturday Press, nswspapcr In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H. l., March 10Th 4. ID. ISL.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Atte.ti A. R.ssA, Justice OF the Supreme Court
Depaiy Clerk S8
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-23
Targets for Laughter.

Thacher.y, who was much more Of :, s,,
Mist TIA" ae!n'c' said that one OF the pur
poses for which laughter was invented, was
To "combat knaves and tools" The n, Y.
rost' IN considering the field for tirst.class
humorous paper, gives a striking list O,
things that ought to be laughed at in New
York. The targets will do for more than
one city.
we see the pranks and vulgaritics Of
me new r'ck--a~ fair game for the shafts
OF satire as can be found in the world. ".
we the prctence Of liberty and the reality
W tyranny in shameful local misgovern.
ment We see generation OF youn.
Americans growing up to initiate the follies
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-23

and vices Of a sickly and ontworn society.
We see people living in grand houses for
the sake OF outside show, while pinchiny in
food, in ser. ice. and in all that make, III.
comfortable and useful within. We So.
the wives III poor men goin. about in COS.
tunes that 1t would take year Of their
husbands earnings to pay for. We see
wall street. men aud other heavy opera.
tors who are bankrupt, and who owe count.
less thousands, living in palaces, Haunting
III SNOWY carriages, and consuming the
very fat OF the land. We see Young men
Of fortune, with their arms akin,l,( shipper.
ing in Filth avenue and in club windows
and battcring each others skulls and shins
in silly games instead oftrying to do their
country that needed good which they have
leisure and means, Il not the brains, to liz.
stow. We see foolish, matrons and maielcns.
the wives and daughters, perhaps Of the re-.
spectacle tradesnen, striving and toad> ing
to impose on the world by getting thei,
names thrust i,:to so-called society jour.
nails under the head Of fashionable intelli.
gence.' We see men keeping yachts who
do not pay the butcher aud the baker; Sian.
der n'ore rife than when"it provoked the
sparkling yet bitter IRONY Of Sheridan
lives and characters stuck all over with
veneer that alone holds ~ ne rotten wood
behind; sham and prctense cvervw where,
leading a~.ray alike the young and old, and
destroying the sweetness and wholesome.
ness OF life.-Ex,i,ange.
The Number Seven.
This number is frequently used IN the
writings Of thu Bible.
On the :. LAY God endel his work.
In the 7tl month Noah's ark to.,ch.,. the
ground.
In years dove was sent out.
Abraham pleaded times for Sodom.
Jacob served years for Rachael.
And yet other 7 more.
Jacob mourned years f'r J'sep
Jacob was p,'rsuela 7 days journey by
Laban. j..
A plenty Of years and a famine Of 7
years were ior-tolI III Pharaoh's dream bv
7 fat and Ian beasts, and J ears Of full
and ears of blasted corn.
On the 9TH day Of tn. 9TH month the
children Of l'rael tasted : days, and re.
manned days in tents.
Every days the land rested.
Evcrv'7 years tn, bond,ncn were set free.
Every 9TH year the law was read to the
people.
In the destruction Of J. richo, ? priests
bore : tru'npc.s ! days; on the 9TH day
they surrounded the walls 7 times and at
the end OF the 9TH round the walls fell.
Solomon was years building the tenn.
pie. and tasted 7 days at its dedication.
In the tabernacle was J lamps.
The golden candlc>tick had 7 branches.
Naaman washed ! times in Jordon.
Jobs friends sat with him ! days and 7
nights, and offered 7 bullocks and rams
as an atonc,nent
Our Saviour spoke times from the cross
on which he hung hours, and after his
resurrection appeared times.
In the Lords prayer are ! petitions, con.
tanning 7 times ! words.
In the Revelations we read Of 7 churches,
7 candlestichs, 7 stars, 7 tru,npets, 7
plaques, 7 thuneers, I walls, : angels, and u
headed monster.
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Ii litr's but Il dream ut the best, we pre-
Time that is a nightmare at the worst.