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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-10

VIM. E. CHANDLER sums up the
Democratic situation and prospects in
this terse and entirely accurate man
ner: 1.-THE Democrats are a set of
mummies, fossils, Bourbons, all fac
ing always to the rear, except few
asses and idiots whom they put on
their committees and allow to run
their campaigns; and if we act wisely
they have no chance Of getting power
until they change (1) all their princi-
pies, (2) their name, and (3) tarry at
Jericho till after 1900r' Will Judge
Davis hold out to sit on the fence till
that time? e?-N. Y. Tribune.
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Another Idset With a Pistol.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
.CAMUHN, O., January 25.-Ivanhoe
Huntington, sixteen years old, son of
A. S. Huntington, this evening had a
marrow escape from death. He was
! In the Opera-house Shooting Gallery,
when boy named Lichtenwater poin-
ted twenty-five caliber rifle at him,
supposing, as he says, that it was not
loaded. His supposition was not cor
rect, however, and young Huntington
received the ball in his chin, breaking
the chin bone, and thence passing
down his neck, lodging near the ira
chea. Blood flowed profusely, and
but for the prompt attention OF DR..
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-10
The Alarming Increase of
Heart Disease and the
Symptoms which
PPecede Et.
Leading to Scientific I'm
vestigation and AN At
tempt to Check Its
Increase.
The Wonderful Properties
Of Sedatine-de-1ndia"
and how to Proper
ly Use 1t.
Facts Of Importance fer all Regarding a
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics this country show that
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But aside from the fatality which attends 1t, the in
and suffering which the first stages
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times curing diseases OF the Heart Is de
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Tthrobbing. jumping. Fluttsring Momentary Stop
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WHY is the meat in sandwich like
the middle class in society? Because
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under-bred.
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Notice..

Lydia Eisnawgle, wife Of Solomon EisnawHe, will
take notice that petition filed against her and
others heirs of Daniel Exline. deceased Gall OF whom,
except said Iy dia Eisuawgle. have been served by
sumlnons) on The 18th day of December A. D. $780, in
the Court Common Pleas, within and for the County
i:ussel and is now rending. wherein said Mary Rus
sell demands partition of the following real estate to
wit: ''Being the North West quarter of the South
East quarter Of Section (S). eight township (1
and Range (lS) eighteen, containing forty (40)
pc the or less" and at the next term Of
said Court the said Mary Kussell will apply for
order that Partition may be made fsaid premises.
sxnuays o. 4. y fssi.ew pyzsxaSeIre Xss1SSr,
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29
SHIPPING NOTES.

The p MSS Zeaiaudia arrived In port last "Wednesday
morning three days and half behind time when was
eaused by the nonarriva OF the EngIish mHis ~ sah
Francisco.
The Am .chr Sarah Ann Is laid mp OF Fish Market
wharf Destination unknown.
wharf loading for san Francisco Capt jerks says he
will sall today sure, weather permitting
The Am bk Lizzie Marshsll is Mt Allen Robinson's
wharf where she has been taking ballast. She will
sail to-day for Puget Sound
The Am bktne Discovery at the Esplanade, loading
middle of next week.
The DR. bk Lizzie Iredac I. .,uI di.eharsng at the
old steamship wharf she VIII probably sail FOR Vic
toris, y G, in about aweek.
The Am bgtne Sheet Anchor is at the Espannde, dis
charging cargo Of arewo9d from ascension II Us nm
Tho Am bk Camden IL dscharging n cargo Of lumber
At the foot Of Fort street She VIII return to the Sound
about the middle OF next week.
The IIaw schr John Young IL at Tibbets sorcnsons
wharf repairing hole In the bottom, which Capt jerks
says discovered by seeing cat crawl through It,
San Francisco by Messrs W q irwin Co IN about ~
hour. after her arrival from Kahalgi from which port
storchouse awaiting her arrival
Tn. 5 Pensacola sailed from San Francisco Jan 2
some time yet before she arrives here.
Capt + s Rcdacid, well known to many Of our resi-.
dSp,, died At san Frane,'so % &; Jan s sas native Of
leaves property valued at s35,icO
The following vessels arc now fully due at this port !:
Ra an% nm sn lG%
The bgtnc Hazard, Miller on the bassage to San
Francisco Dec 25th had heavy gale which lastcd ~
hours shipped large sea- which filled the cabin with
water.
The Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard on the passage to
San Francisco reports that the second day from
this port shipped aud filled the cabin with water
remainder OF passage had fine weather with light south
criy winds.
The whaling brig Tropic Bird has been sold, ms fol
lows, Smith, 3s06; W u Kelly, 3296; Cogan
1895. She will be commanded by Capl II Smith and
will sail soon for Japan and probably ochotsk Sea-.
Ahd.
The bark Amy Turner, Newell, has received whea
charter from San Francisco for Cork at 81 3 3D. Char
tered prior to arrival.
The revenue cutter Thos Corwin Is to be dispatched
to the Arctic again in May to search for the Jeanette
OF the three bars which left this port the 2jth
November last for Port Townsend viz: Camden. Ialnie
and Martha Ridcout, the former out victorious
their respective passages being II, 81 and ~ days.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29
MEMORAMDA.


Report Of steamer zeAlandis, Cheysler, Commander.
at 5,as; discharged pilot at 45o m Sighted Nolokai
ysn sha :, s'n. nj and received hcnSlula pilo. on
nIght OF the 2oth, when fresh W gale with heavy
raIn was encountered Passed steamer City Of sydney
Al noon ON the sd. Att m evening during
equal all the mastheads aud yard brilliantly
III up with the st Rlmo" light The phenomenon
lasted over half an hour.
SAN Francisco ARRIvTp:--
Dec N-0er bk Lasker, kaeniaua, hence Dec II
fam bgtne consuslo. Howard, hence Dec ia.
S-PASs xsalandis, Chevslier, hence Dec n.
Jan l1-Am bk Amy Turner, Newell. hence Dec ~.
is-Am bytne Hazard. Miller, hence Dec ~.
DIAM bktns J A falkinburx, Hubbard, hence
Dec -.
Pons GANnLE. AsAavsp;-
Dec N-An bk kAinier. Wnla, hence Nov Is.
Jnn k-Am BIZ Jenuy fttts. Sicyert, hence Dec IL
PonT TOvnsBsp. Askivup.--
Jsr Sam b2tAe W Lucas, ventwosth. hence Dec IL.
S--Am terra kxcelsior. kussci, hencs Dsc 10
fosy DLAkKLy, Anaavsp;-
Jan Sam scA Alice, nsthtsson, from hilo.
Am bk Martha kideoot WickbesH, hsnce Nov g.
HokakvAa, ARslvgp,--
Jan SAN bk Coloaas, hoyss, hence Nov n
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29
IMPORTS,

From San Francisco, per Zcalandia. January adth-M
Mclncnyi cs hats and cs shoes pkgs candy 40 cs
apples; Hollister Co; cs cigars "a drugs IL
tobacco W Richardson; 80 cs boots and shoes, cs
shirts; Gcrtz 10 Cs shoes Lynch; 20 cs boots and
shoes; 7 IL Davies: 20 mats rice 81 cs bread GO pkgs
iron, cs brushes; Macfarlane h Co: 10 kegs beer;
Bocs e. Co: bis duck, il5 sks potatoes, 20 bdls
brIoms; I q Thrnm: cs stationery etc; Whitney &
Robertson; cs stationery; Il y Thomas: cs SASH o
Fricdandcr cs pkg mdsc; NJ Rose: cs mdsc q
Lucas cs brass; Pickering Co: cs cigars Ding-
ham Co; 2 cs glassware, 9 cs castings; y Magnin
hats boots, etc; Grinbaum Co; AZ cognuc 2 cs
mdse Hyman Bros; 30 cs ndse; Hackfeld X Co: cs
cottons, 10 cs mdse, cs cigars, cs fans II May Co:
~ pkgs groceries; Waterhouse Co: cs cottons.
etc; Wilder a. Co. 10 cs ammonia, cs surveying nstru-
ments; Hawaiian Telephone Co: 3cs material; Supreme
Court: cs stationery: A Singer: 10 pkgs potatoes;
Wenner & Co; ! pkg crystals; King: cp chickens;
II y Hall: cs books; q Wells piano, pkg mdse
@ o Berger; cs glassware; l. q Sresovich: is SKIS
onions 800 bxs apples, cs oysters, cs mdse; Her
bert: bxs oysters Mellis: i3 pkgs dry goods hack
field Co: cs cottons, bis cs woolens order: IL
pkgs mdsc; and 40 pkgs to various Chinese firms.
From Port Townsend, per Camden, Jan 2i-339 96
u lumber 123 800 shingles, $40 pickets to Hackfed
4 Co.
From Bonabe, per Sheet Anchor, Jan 25-A w
Pierce & Co, 10 cords wood.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29

IDENTIFY the Corean question, ae between the
Coreens themselves and the Russians, Chi
nese, and Japanese must soon be settled
and at present the Japanese seem to be most
favourably situated for pouncng on and an
ncxing tho Forbidden Land" IL they feel 80
inclined. Pail Mall.
The Earl of Bcaconsfed, better known
perhaps as BENJAMIN Disraeli, has lately pub
iished new novel under the title of Endy-
mion." IL sparkles with epigram, bristles
with wit, is full Of well designed and
well described situations, and brilliant dia-
logues. Many Of the characters arc not diff
cult Of Identification to those who are acqnaint-
cd with the leaders of politics and society in
England in the period embraced in the story,
roughly, from 1880 to 1850. The very names
of the characters are highly indicative of the
tastes of the author. Endymion, or more
completely, Endymion Fcrrars, is the hero of
the story, and is no doubt as good likeness
of Disraeli himself, as was "David Copper
field +" of Dickens JOB Thcrnberry seems
to be a compound Of VIM Cobbett and Rich
ard Golden. so, Mr.. Vigo is compounded
apparently from Poole the fashionable tailor
and Hudson who was once called the Rail
way King" Despite occasional anachronisms
Lord Roehampton is Palmerston and Prince
Florestap is Louis Napoleon. Inc Count OF
Fcrrol is unmistakably to be recognized
if only by single phrase He is asked how a
certain political problem is to be solved, and
answers, "tllere is only one way-by blood
and iron that must be Bismarck. In the
second chapter we come to Aaobia the "queen
of London, of fashion, aud of the Tory party"
The third introduces us to Endymon himself
and his twin sister Myra; another lady is
Adriana, another Imogene. There is also n
Baron Scrgius, and Mr.. Tadpole, which lat
ter we fancy we have met with in an early
novel by Disraeli when it was intended fol
the Rt. Hon. Jno. Wilson Croker, hose
"jacket" was 80 severely "dusted " by
Macaulay. However, this new novel, able a,
it is, and interesting to "a certain portion o
English society, would be "caviare to the
general here. Such public men as Canning
Wellington, Peel, O'Connel, and other passed
away statesmen, whose names could be uset
to conjure with, at the date Of the story, are
simply quoted without disguise. The bool
which was eagerly bought up in England a
something like eight dollars copy has beer
brought cut in the Seaside Library at 70 cent?
| How
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29

LABOR and population is still the most
elsewhere communication received by the
Board of Immigration from Messrs. Hoffnung,
concerning the passengers to be expected by
the Higlayer.
These will be very valuable addition to
our working population, but we do not anti
cipate that they will relieve the stress on the
planters for heldhands. OF the Cinnamon by
the Quinta only small portion passed into
the service of white planters. The bulk went
to the rice plantations of their fellow country
men, or have gone to swell the ranks of the un-
licensed peddlers or city loafers.
We have not, we believe, any treaty rights
with China, but the fact is, that whereas ANY
Chinaman can land in any port of entry in this
Kingdom, and 20 thence wherever lie pleases
and enter into any business or employment
which may best suit his tastes or capacities,
Hawaiian cannot do the same in China
There, only certain "Treaty Ports are open
to the "Fanqui or foreign devil, and even
then, their range is restricted to an area of
limited radius from the landing point. If they
stray or attempt to do business beyond that
line, they will be certainly hustled, mobbed,
and perhaps murdered. We venture sug-
gestion to the Interior Office and the Board OF
immigration. Might it no be practicable, that
on the arrival of horde of these men, they
may be landed at the Quarantine Station at
Fisherman's Point, and not let loose on the
country till some effort was made to render
each individual capable of Identification, and
some prospect assured of his entering into the
service of an individual or company who could
undertake to see that he goes straitway into
employment? Planters and employers gener-
ally have plenty of responsibility on theil
hands as it is, but it rests with the Govern
ment to restrict the influx of irresponsible, un-
recognizable Chinamen who work or do no
work, abide by law, or defy it, either at theil
own sweet Wills, or at the bidding of thei
ades-unons.
The food of Chinese all men-with excep-
tions 80 few as to be practically unnotceable
which has arrived here in the last few month";
and more are on their way-has not seusiby
| lowered the rate of wages or affected the ar
rogance of this class of workers. It is tim
that employers agreed together to resist thu
extortionate demands of This closely -compactct
band, and let us get our work done, agrioul
| tural or domestic, at rates somewhat re
senbing those of other countries. There wa
here, at one time, an :" Agricultural Society;
an attempt was made recently to start a Roya
Hawaiian Planters Association, but the forme
has been extinct for years, and the latte
never became reality. Some organization O
the kind is an absolute necessity, and tn
sooner it is set OH foot, the better.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29


ANOTHER well-known name which now
belongs to the past is that Of Frank Bucklaud
who died lately at the age Of fifty-iiv His
father was widely known in scientific and
literary circles NJ the Row. Dr. Buckland,
Dean Of Westminster, and one Of tue most
prominent members OF the then limited group
Of gsologists. Young Buckland was care
fully educated for tue medical profession, aud
in due time received commission as assist-
ant surgeon in the Royal Horse Guards His
tastes and inclinations always led him to the
stndy of natural history and he wss one Of
the foremost naturulists Of the day. An
energetic member and Fellow Of the Royal
geological Society, he supplied their gardens
in Regsnt's Park with many rare and valua-
BILE specimens Of birds. beasts, and ishes.
Some yssrs ego be was made commissionsr
~ report on the ocean aud river fisheries Of
Great Britain aud Ireland. and in this csps-
city oollscted vsst macs Of valuable infoSsns-
tion. His writings are not only scienti6c but
full Of quaint hauor, and snecdots. suitabls
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29

RECEPTION was held on Wednesday at
the Aliolani Hale by II. n. H. the Princess
Regent The large COURTROOM was arranged
as reception room The Princess Regent oc-
cupicd seat provided for her in front Of the
dais; on her right was II. X. II. the Princess
Likelikc, and on her left II. II. n. Ruth Kcei-
kolani. The Ministers, the Chancellor, the
Associate Judges, all the officials residing in
or neag the capital were present with their la
dies, and large gathering of our most promin-
ent citizens The Diplomatic Corps were first
presented, the Consular Corps, and then the
public. The troops were drawn up in front of
the building, and the band, under Mr.. Berger,
played the various national airs as each Re-
preventative or Consul arrived at, or left the
building. The staff Of the King and Of the
Governor attended in uniform and with the
splendid dresses of the ladies made hand
some coup d'Gh II. r. II. the Princess Regent,
richly dressed in black velvet, received the
visitors, for whom chairs were provided
throughout the hall.
Behind the seat provided for the Princess
Regent beautiful vase Of ferns and downrs
was arranged. an on either side very hand
soms silk flag, on the left from the audience,
the national ensign, and on the right, the Royal
standard. A photograph of the expected
statue of Kamehameba | mounted on q draw
ing of the pedestal was suspended under the
portrait of Judge Allen. The effect was some
what incongruous, as the dark and blended
shades of the photograph of the statue con-
trasted strongly with the mechanical drawing
of the pedestal, but still IL helps to give one
an idea of what the monument will be like
There seems to have been some mistake II
notifying both officials and the public as :,
the hour and details of the reception, as W,
know of many who were anxious to attend
but missed by imperfect or incorrect informa
ton, as to time for the reception of eacl
group, official, or civil, and only too short
time was given for the preparation of thu
Courthouse, which was nevertheless very Of
fectual1y accumulated
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Evening Schssl Department II 81. Lsuis
College. q

the esrrifniuss 81 ~ College. =
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edge OF al commercial and buelrsss tlsS esioss II
daily Dali % USE .pd ssc y 70 sxs - ns!sss late ~
essential to do In these IslAnds.
The Theoretical Branch will be unde9 the oupoPvialon
Of the Prcadept and Professogs Of Tie CslIsee ~
Practical and most important Branch will - SSoeisi
sass snong ls, who have kindly snd gsaerossS pso-
issa their seryiees TO ihis rssis 80
irg .chs task Of finpsssing h.evlsee g - Hs1sSS
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Zach master -srisss, wht9 eopnecll3 mn - c.
= VI ~ ~ 3: ~ = N!s M iss II
School viii open ~ o'loct ?. =. r Is - ~