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"SEIn Diseases" Cared by DR., sWayue'u
Ointment,


What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
"swaynes Ointment is past our comprehen.
sion. The worst case OF letter, Itch, salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield to Its wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Pimples on the Face and Blotches on
the Skin are removed by using this healing
Ointment Perfectly sale and harmless, even
on the most tender infant,
AN ERUPTION OF light YEARS STANDING.
l was troubled with IN eruption for eight
years, itching intolerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief
Through the use OF "swayue's all.healing
Ointment l am entirely cured.
JOSEPH H, LAMBERT,
Phila, ''''
swaynss Ointment, the only etfectual cure
for letter, all cutaneous affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
sWayue's Ointment Is sold by oil druggists,
TThB&W,
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TO THE PEOPLE!

Tho bost evidence Of q phyIlean'A success 10 the
testimony Of his patients, The increaSing demands
for my professional services prove that have dealt
honOTa6y and fairly with those who have consulted
me, never use patients name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from those
whom have cured after th0y had been pronounced
many yearS hospital experience aud familiarity with
therapeutic agents. close observance Of Temperament.
tai peouliAtOs and strict attention 70 hygeniO man
agement nsuTea success, II cure q possible, and
I'LL ...l..a Ia Ian mn lIlln
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NLEYEELI.AIl,NlIlD5,. 9 9. PITTsBURGH B. r.

In "A NJ "a LIsi rHBEF,EI5rI
Eks2ak. VI ssiassis.,s.;;ss:
GulNu EASI AND WEST,
IN and after Nov 7th, 1880, all Trains will run
daii' Except SundAyD ~ follows;
. Through TrAnh 70 Pittsburgh,
Through Trains 70 Cleveland,
Through Trains 10 Chicago,
Cleveland, ~As
Hotel and Sleeping Cars Oh oil Traiuu bOtvcan Al.
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was for once devoted strictly to business
A little game was had over the Game bill,
This bill proposed to prohibit the killing
OF partridges Tor two years. Mr.. Quarter
moved TO amend by inserting aproyision
making II q misdemeRnor, punishable se'
verely, to 20 within ten feet Of partridHe'a
nest. He said 1t was general belief that
II ons handled the eggs in the nest the
bird would not return. A bill Of consld-
cradle local interest WRS passed, and will be
found on our local page.
The remainder Of the session was with
out event OF interest.
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ut MVOd my llIGn-E B. LAksly, Eslma, Ala.
ut the remedy that will cure Tie many diseases
peculiar 10 WOmen.n-MOthOrs' Magazine.
ut has passed severe tests aud won endorsements
from some Of the highest medical talent In the COun.
try,"-NsW York World.
hNO remedy heretofore discovered can be held for
one moment In comparison with iLN-ROV, @, 4,
Harvey, D, D., Warrington, D, c,
This ROmedy, which hiss done such wonders, IL put
up In The LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of any medi,
cine upon the market, and 10 sold BY DruHlutA and
all deilers Of 81 26 per bottle For Diabetes, en-
Il. H, WARNER 4 CO.,
de25TThS1W Rochester, MY,
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Is one Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet ali can find sure
relief by the use Of Dg. SwAYNE'R 0INT.
MINT. II has been tested In thousands
OF instances and invariably makes a
sure cure. The symptoms are muis.
ture, like Preparations, intense itch.
Ing increased by scratching very dis.
tresslng, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about
the rectum the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, II you are
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, or letter, Itch scald head,
ringworm, barber's Itch, any crusty,
scaly skin erupii1ns use Dr.. Swayne's
Ointment aud DO cured.
L. Taylor, Hinslale, N. H. writes; "Fc
thirty years ! have been greatly trouble
With Itching Piles: have consulted man
remedies, which proved to me no remedies
all, until I obtained DE. swayne's 0iDtmet
at Thomas drug store in Brattleboro, VI
which cured ME completely. Swayne
Ointment Is sold by all druggists. rrHStw
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Three New bills IntrOduccd-Fh Session
Extended 10 Tuestlay-AppFOprIRt

Three New bills lntr0duccd-T Session
Extended 10 neutrality-suspicious.,
dc.
Rev. s. B, Barniz opened the session Of
the House yesterday with prayer, the first
time In some weeks that a minister has
been present to render that service.
The sheep and dog bill was passed with
some Senate amendments,
The vote on the senate's proposition to
extend the present session, begun the
night before, was finished, and the result
announced to be "a ayes 10 90 noes. So
the session will continue till the day
named. The announcement had the effect
OF disgusting somewhat over q score OF
members and about that number OF
motions for leave Of absence were i'm.
mediately hurled at the chair. They were
granted, though there was kicking on one
or two Of them.
The corporation bill was taken up on a
second reading, amended In several OF Its
provisions, and ordered 10 q third read.
Ing. It was the pending measure when
the noon recess was taken.
In the afternoon the General Appro.
priatlon bill was taken up Tor consldera.
ton In connection with the Senate amend.
ments, The House refused 10 cut down
the appropriation for normal schools from
10000 to 5000, and agreed to increase
the appropriation for contingent expenses
at the University from $500 to 5000.
The Senate amendment TO appropriate
enough money (S6,620) TO pay each Of the
newspapers printing the Constitutional
Amendments $3.50 on account, was also
ConCurred In,
Charlie seabright took occasion OF q
slight lull In the proceedings to introduce
a new bill. Mr.. sydenStriCker also fol.
lowed suit with a voluminous document
labeled blouse Bill No. 265." 1t pro.
vides for reassessment Of all real estate
In the State, for purposes Of taxation.
Mr.. Seabright's bill Is No. 283, and 1t
provides for an inspector Of steam boil.
ers.
Mr.. Irons iathered House Bill No. 264,
10 change the boundary line between
Summers and Monroe counties.
A large amount Of business oil prelim.
mary or unimportant nature was then at.
tended 10, and the first reading OF bills
was still Ia order when at six o'clock the
House took receSs until 1880 Pm
THE NIGHT SESSION
was for once devoted strictly TO business,
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SUNDAY EXPIRES leaves Wheeling o. al 4, Z,
MLIins ~ WellSbuFE 1880 A, M and Al stOubenyillO
!GSV a, NJ connecting with PaCihe Express for all
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 ?, n, and S,S5 A, u,
Tun daily. Through Chicago GIpraas leaves Coluab1i
I.iH except sunday q 500 ?. NJ With HleOplng oaE
berthe can 20 secured In advance ii Union DSpN
Ticket 0fioe, Columbus. WV
PulipAn'9 Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
iIhr1ugh Without. change from St0bOnVilIo kaSt q
philadelphia and New York. WOAt 10 ColumbuH,
Cincinnati, Loulsyillo, indianapolis and 81 LOuiI,
FOR through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping On
acoonnod9u9Is and any further information, apply
! JES n, bEiLEVILLE, Ticket Agent d Pan
Ticket O@C0, gnder Mcclure House, Wheeling,
D, W. CALDWELL,
M GSn'i Manager, Columbus, Q,
nnnll PM And 1lnkni' nnnA Halr,.,hn. a.
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DRUGGISTS.
- pmuysICIANs'

no PHYSICIANS =, ..,,..,.,
! ,-,, y,selrs, ia GaIll'' pure '44 '@
Asl1l "a, ale by LOGAN 4 co.,
sos,s,arI to Logan, ~. 2 rN IN,
Whols,lIs pElIE!l.., e-sHAS 80
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EINANCIAL AND COnnERCIAL.


NEW YoRK, March IL MONEY Market
easy at Sac per cent, closing at 8 per Cent.
Prime mercantile paper GAS per cent Sterling
Exchange bankers bills steady at 81 7sK;
demand 81 SIX.
Dry goods imports for the week $;,245, 900.
GOVERNMENT bsNDs-Strong and YAK per
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LOTTERIES.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DIsTRIBU.
TON, CLASS d, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
APRIL 18th, 1881 = l3ISt Monthly Draw.
Ing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution Was regularly INCORPORATED BY the
legislature Of the state for Educational and UharA-
6l6 plTpoSeS 10 1858, for the Term Of Twenty.
nve Years, 70 which contract the inyiolAble faith
noWOd BY an overwhelming popular vote, Beouringih
franchise 10 the new constitution adopted December
%, A. D. 1872 with capital Of 81 100000, 70 which
II has since added . reserve fund Of over SSS0,0O0.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
Will take place monthly on tho seconu Tuesday,
~ aeVer IcdlI r pOttpoRa. Look At the following
Distribution;
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sToCEs-The market opened weak, but SON
the second board, when the improvement in
prices ranged from 1<1o 81 per cent, the latter
in Northwestern common: Hannibal & ht,
joe, Texas Pacific, Denver & Rio GIande, New
Jersey Central, Ohio & Mississippi, Delaware,
lackswanna& Western, Iron mountain and
St. Paul being also prominent In the improve
ment In the late dealings q reaction oil Y to
~ per cent took place, In which the North.
western and New Jersey Central were In.
terested, but In the final sales the market
again took an upward turn and closed at a
recovery fkaH per cent.
Transactions 800 tkJ0 shares.
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TO CHICAGO.

6seLbeHve Ot-IRaTea RaIiSiS0 a. a
m bridgeport 300 p. arrives al Ble1benyiIle Al
oVo ?; m leaves St0ubcnvlle Of $50 O. M; Bridre.
pCTl o. soS o. n. arrives at Bellalre O0S 1. m,
10 the East and WeSt can be procnrad Al fSa E1Hs.
Once III bridgeport, '''N'"'N - N"' A''A'N
FIR. MYERA.
General Passenger and TicEet ATsn1
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y. Ii. SMITH, M. d.,
leI No. I2i7, Market 3D., Wheeling, ". Va
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-12-24
MARINE NoTEs

Z The Gcrnlan steamer uinta- 80 notorious here IN Cous
uecti1u with the late epidemic % smallpox was wrecked
on the fth October last. on her way from Hong Kong TO
tsaigon. The weather began % be very bal shortly after
ane left port. whichtghs on October 2nd aud The following
d,v Tavfna sfghted TiuhOsh she wa anchored there for
sbsIrer. AZ eight that night the barometer stood at 2J44
81 H. aaualIS we're very furious aid the weather con-
tnrs.l much the same THIS = m the next day when the
vfnd suddenly shifted from ENE % 81 and things began
=, T,ok- dauvrrous. What followed - thus described by
900 Th0mp4on s-ssAt5 D m tried 70 weigh anchor 80
- ID steam out 70 sea, but the ship would not answer her
holm AMI drifed lahore sideways. the fore part Of the
vessel striking on rocks AID the after part on sand The
.n.fue4 were put fuI1 speed astern % try 10 get her on
6ft wffhcut success the vessel laid over on her star
board side nud the sea breaking over her everything on
49, = smashed or washed away" The passengers and
creW we're subsequently, safely landed except two women
80 one chfId Who were In the hr-t boats, which were
- Nv a current against the rocks and broke up. A
a. ~ ever a hundred boats attacked and plundered the
SssssI on the 9TH and sth. and were only driven away by
ar vessel being found % Be- ON IRE meanwhile the al
sLC-ft5rs a. N5au-chow lad been communicated with and
- : mari OF soldiers and provisions, and no further
,--1-bfs was experfenced. But the detention lasted til
- scr whea a vessel arrived 20 convey the party 70
UcfboW from hence they were forwarded y hGnskon8.
a. ofacisI inquiry has been instituted on oshAi9t ths
a-.-sn Governmeut into the CIRCUMSTANCE Of ue
-recF ana Subsequent acts Of piracy.
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Th- tars Revere M-I-tyr, arrived IN port on the z7ri
t1't. 20 tssr ~ 81 Nn-..a.
Ths ur bE L,Iy Lsmg.1z. sir--,.u. arrived ont Or 80
"a the tith iust.
The ttl iu.t I5alinz I1ubsr f.r E.aalai.
The ID MartEs EiIs.st .si..I from p n BIak-Iy 90 the
SON inst. FOR this port.
TIE bksls Monitor from NsAl,1a,. Hawaii. arrived At
EUREKA, Cal. on the 9th gIt
Tie Er Dr. Ksbr1vf. s,raI sr-u S-zrastIe. - = ", for
tal- p.rt - Oct -t'l- she o. coal laden al comes con-
signed O. Mes.r- wilder & 90.
TIC Am bztns csa'usIg. Howard. sailed from san
i'm. I, iIIsTT. Aaaa.5.. Aa-,. o. thT 5,a isst y
iHc4lliL- 1851 pEgso ~ l-aeliu-Fy valued - s5i.ss5.
a z1ab-r.s the wLa-nE feet have LEFT san Francis,
Tor The Purpn-e D- cruising IN southern water
The Ana seLE -tsEtsu-l. Hansen. sailed from san
valued a. s!ssIs from here the s~taghJund goes .
bSnEaIu Island she arrived % t-.- port - the z3rd inst
HE Elie La arrived. HAVING allied from san iran
~. Ia v5lG 4 !, e iiL-ss y --,, shs g5.Hss hh Ais'f1
The stmr Meef9y arrived 30 the river Tham-s. London,
$500 On tE- .th inst she D. sPoksr q e being
ths Chinese nag. O. sail between China" she brought
The steam vhaI-r North star D. expected T. arrive here
shortly and after landing oil. *. viii proceed North.
The river Tyne has been greatly deepened % late yesrs
NsVca.tIs rapk4 tairI sr5lny Fn5fi.b 80 I'LL ves-al.
having entered last year.
In san Francisco papers q a late date the total loss o.:
thrre-maztsd schooner A + Jordan ~ Altsta. Mexico, -
announced The Jordan cleared from EurekA, Hum
with railroad ues. Altats o. . port in sinols, on the Gulf
- California. - the mouth a the River Culiaeau- The
Jordan waslsl tons resistsr- She hailed from san Fran
cisco aEd has been engaged f1r . great many years Ia the
lumber trade The Jordan waa owned by the MISTER %
the vessel. Capt Crark-, aud vEu was on board % her
when wrecked Although ~ details lave been received
regarding the loss % the vessel. 10 - supposed that the
ehftlin aud crew were all saved The vessel wAstusur-I
fr Sll0pO and cargo. railroad ties. valued $500 j. also
said o. Be covered By the insurance
san Francisco merchants seem % appreciate the alvan,
tagrs % steam in vessels. Two new steam whalers ARE
O. De- built there .JJu- one Is already commenced and
the builders. Msssrs Dteks Bros. hope 10 launch her by
| April. LIT, is-2.
The bk Camden. swautos. arrived 81 Port Gamble on
the 1t inst. the Emma Augusta a Port Blaksly on th'
| 2ud inst
msuded the Il" construction % thtrty-eisht uuaumDret
/ cruising vessels and q amber % rams. also torpedo gun
boats and torpedo boats" AGer ths quiesceut state 81
which the Americans have r~maiurd for such = Ions
\ period, 10 looks a. though something had OF wa- likely Q
caus- this late activity
The bks Nineveh. E0ss. ana Pacific SLOPE. Barn-s. were
/ both az Newcastle on the 10th November
The bk Lizzie Bell. M1iEuard. wEs loading ~ Liver
1 pool. Nov 2tth. She O. reported a. being . hue iOOkius
Il vessel % IQJ8 tons and q fast saiier. She sails from her
10 Victoria, b q. and fr0u thence % Portland, Oregon
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= R CHRISTMAS.

Tomorrow all Christeudom cOmmeEIOr-
ates the birth Of Him "who'spake as never
man spaker and in contemplation of
this solemn anniversary it well becomes
those whose constant duty il Is to discourse
To their feIlOwmen to remember all the
hasty judgments and mistakes. the fret
fuIuess and folly, the imFarfections and the
vanity which characterize human work at
its best. Whilst rendering to those who,
like ourselves, are engaged njournaIism-to
our subscribers-and to the public at large,
our Christmas greeting of heartfelt good
wishes. we desire to say that if in our
earnest efforts for the good Of this commun-
ity we have given offense to any or made
the hearts Of any sore within them, it has
been lone without malice or a desire to
hurt. and in the fulflment Of q task of GEN.
sorship c-onscfentiOusly undertaken and eX-
with an honest endeavoT to do our
duty. Wherein We may have fallen short
of the high tandard we have set for our
selves, we have but shared the common lot
of humanity, and OH his eve of Christmas,
we expect from all, that hearty recognition
of what is good, and kindly overlooking of
all shortcomings, which from time imme-
mortal has characterized the true Christian
in his relations with all around him at
his season.
May all who read these lines enjoy
the cheer Of Christmas greetings and
Christmas festivities to their hearts coli
tent and enjoy these blessings of Providence
with a reverent recollection of that great
event which brought glad tidings of great
joy to men"
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WE regret 10 notice thst our %neighbor
the Gazette lends its columns to manufac-
ture public opinion in respect TO u case,
that will come shortly before our Courts.
1t says " the ADVERTISER has denounced
with considerable bitterness the Commits
sioner IS a traitor which is simply
not true. The word so distinctly quoted by
our contemporary, has not been mentioned
in our columns in such connection. We
have said, that certain statements presented
officially, to dissuade people from coming
here were injurious to the country
treason 10 the state but have called
no one = traitor.
The Gazette says IF the Commissioner
had said TO the Germans" L discourage
your immigration because We have already
an unnatural race life of Europeans in the
ktngdom,'-would he not have been
branded, mot only as n traitor, but with
other tender epithets as wen"-And yet he
did virtually say as much when to dis
suade Germans from coming he said =
The native population has rapidly di-
minished-the ~Poiynesian does not prosper
alongside the Europeans"
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xs.-.l. Espesasd rrsm FsrsIsa Psr,-.

y~.--I. Expected from ForsfEs Ports
An IA Adoula. from Bremen. oxsr due, b. n Hackfeld a
Co
ngtne CanausIo, san Francisco via kahului, De- 20. O.
SEM Leafauiia. san Francisco. Dee 20. O. Harkfeld &C0.
An bk Bueua Vista. Puget sound. Dec. q Aaekfed \ Co.
schr Alaska, JaIuiL. Dec. u HHckfeLt 4 Co.
m Emerald. Puget sound. Dee, o. Hackfgld Co
pFts KItkitat. Puget sound. Dee. % Haektrld \ 60
~ Iafv Iampaon. San Francisco. Dee. o. Brewer / Co.
~ amy Turner. Boston. January. % Brewer Co.
pE psrfar sIope. Newcastle. n , ". Jan. O. wilder \ CO.
HE Nlnevah. Newcastle. y > " January. O. Wilder 4 Co
-bfp Duke o. Abcrcuru. Liverpool. January
Hrir j ID spreckrIs, : r via kshulut. Jan. o. Irwin 4 Co
AZ ID q Murrny. san Fraurtscu. January.
AZ Rainier. Port Townsend. January. O. Hackfrld 3 Co.
a. q Bish1 ID. BREMEN. February. 70 HackfeId < Co
IA CeyIan- Eoyuu. France. February
Ger bk Atalanta. Liverpool, March. TO T Waterhou-r
Bk Earl DaIhousie. London via ~ Niichasls. March, 20
Brewer g. Co
BIZ Edward May. Liverpool. April
81 Fumes Abbey. Boston. April. g. brewer \ Co
Bk Lizzie Bell, Liverpool. Motrgand, 10 7 n Davies
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOert1ser .
SATURDAY
DECEMBER 81. 1881.
Court News.

Their Majesties the King and Queen were
detained for six days at LaupahOehoe by
storm. The weather was so bad that the
royal party could not go overland, and had
to wait till q boat could be dispatched from
HiIo. The royal party reached this town
ON Tuesday, the 18th instant, and received
a very loyal welcome. His Majesty adj
dressed the people Of Hilo, at HALL Church,
on Wednesday, the 18th instant. The royal
party left HilO on the 18th instant for the
district Of Kau, where the reception vas
loyal and enthusiastic.
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WE call attention TO a most important
memorandum statement of freights, COM
missions and insurance paid to American
vessels, American houses and American
Companies since January 1st, 1877" which
will be found in our commercial column.
This array of figures showing the advan-
tages of Hawaiian Reciprocity TO the Unit
ed States, will furnish a powerful argument
to show the value of the treaty to Ameri-
can interests.
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PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco. per City Of Sydney. Dee ig-Rt Rev
Bishop willis, 81 ; Grimbaum and wife. Hon II A p Car
ter. Capt Hubbard. A McWayne and wife, II J Agnew. II
Mackay. W Hesse. ir. Mrs Morgan, Mrs Gihon. A " Bush.
Mr Hecht. , l. CO1n and wife. " Messer. } Hiryiug, J T
White and wife. A Singer. u q JarmAn. T Buchanan,
= Broad u Phillips, T Spearnan, " J Peters and wife,
J Wilson, AshwOrth. J Burgess, J COnnOr, N Z DOnnell.
J Brown, A BrOwuzou. II Nuller,L ChrstainO J wilcox.
AL 2 Chinese
9for San Francisco, per \ Falkinburg. Dec 2O-Slrs J
wood and daughter. Mrs " Turner, A Mckay.
y Prom sydney and Auckland, per City Of sydney, Dec
Gg-Mr and Mrs Hume. Mr. aud Mrs J WOlter, james
ONeil. Vim Blair. Miss X EOhlk-
From san Francisco Per AMER Head. Dec. 22.-Mr.
Luker and So Cinnamon. SO In transit tor Hong Kong.
From san Francisco, Per Eureka, Dec 2I-E Albaugh.
r W Putnam. Eobt Olurs. l. Hagrr.
For Fauning's Island. per Jenny Walker, Dec 2i-Mr
and Mrs : EickueI and son, q d Gregg, 3 ManAhikts and
I ChiuamGu-
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THE Grocer INC Country Merchant of San
Francisco in an argument against the reci-
procity treaty, quotes from the letter of our
Royal Commissioners of Immigration, pub
lished in Berlin, as follows:
" Even the Islanders themselves do not claim
this, (that the treaty is truly reciprocal in its op-
e%ration). Hon. WA. y. ARMSTRONG, Minister of
State of Hawaii, in q letter written while Ut Ber-
lin. IN August last, said The only profitable
agriculture Is already introduced. and consists of
the cultivation of the sugar cane. The soil is
productive. and the profits of this cultivation are
large, because of the ENORMOUS ADVANTAGE of the
reciprocity treaty with the United States, by
which the Hawaiian Sugar can be brought duty
free into that country"
Yet in the same letter the COMMISSIONS
says: "To make the cultivation of sugar
profitable, labor must be cheap" notwith-
standing the ENORMOUS ADVANTAGES of the
treaty. And farther says: "The average
wages on the plantations are about one
mark (25c) a day, with board and lodging
These were neither correct, nor judicious
statements of the Minister of State"
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NOTICE.

THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
IL interest OF my late partner In the DrsyAge Business, l
beg 10 inform the public thst the business will be in charge Of
Mr.. Z. w CLARK Clark SENIOR, who is duly authorized to
trans q all business appertainiug 10 the draysge All orders
LEFT al my Office. where a clerk will be found in constant at
tendance, will be promptly attended 20, and BY square dealing
and reasonable charges, 1 trust TO merit a share Of the public
patronage.
81 once on Queen street, next door TO Wilder 4 Co.'S
Lumber Yard Telephone No. 65
Honolulu, December LIST, 1881. del7 81
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
FIRM OF CLARK i co,

FHNI1E FIR Of ILAKh = OU. II r x q q
fore consisting Of Geo. II. Robertson and Chss. Il.
Clark doing business ia this city "a Draymen, IL this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be carried on by
Geo. II. Robertson, and sl accounts due by Clark & Co, eN-
cepting private bills due by Chas. II. Clark, will be settled by
Geo II. Robertson and ali accounts due Clark & Co. are pay
able TO Geo II. Robertson.
GEO. II, ROBERTSON.
CHAS. IL. CLARK,
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