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Desseis now ~ Port.
Expected from Foreign Ports

BosroN, Am. bk, MARrHA DAvts.......... Benson
Sept. ISso G. Brewer K Co. agts.
BRnMEs. Haw bk, IoLANi. .....'..'...... Garrels
Oct IS. II. Hackfcld & Co.. agts
GLASGOW Brit. bk ABHRAMAN.. ..,........ -
10 sail about middle Of Sep G.. W. Macfarlane &
Co, agts
HosGeoSG. Ger. blk, PHHo. .............
loading, July :.
HuaHoLpr Am sch Claus SrRrcesLs. , Cousins
tfor kahului,) now due
LrvrRrooI, Brit. blk GLEHGAnrE. ........ Richards
Sept ago
LvnRrooi, Brit bk, ULlocK .......... Swictoslawsli
To sail about Aug. 20. I. II. Davies & Co. agts
Nw CASTLE, Hsw. Me biz. REMiJo. ,........ Howes
due.
Ngw yoRx, Nor, bk. IMAeos Nelson
Oct 1870, Castle 4 Cooke, agts.
PoRT BLAkELY Am. bktne. AMELIA Nevhall
Sent 1890 Allen & Robinson agts.
PoRT BLAKHLy, Am. bk. REvFRR ..'...... McIn,yre
Due Oct. rs Allen & Robinson, agts-
'"" g o. MsLR, Am. blk. FOREST QuErs d.. Winding
WlId.r X Ca Haekield & Co, agtS.. lumber for
PoRr GAMBLE, Am. sch. NJ r. SMITH. 0or n.,...,.
nal Sep, io-IS. II. r. X, Co, agts.. lumber for
Wilder & Co.
PoRr GAMBLE, Am. bk,ne KirsAr Robinson
Due Sept ss-3o II. Hackfrld 4 Co, agts
PoRr GAMBls, Am. bk. BuESA VisrA. :, Calhoun
Due Sept 2S-3o. II. Hackfeld h Co. agts
SAN FRANCISCO, O. X s. SuEz.................D Dom
Sept. io W, G. Irwin Il Co. agis.
SAN FRANCISCO, ,. NJ 5. s. AusrRALIA........T ulloh
Sept. 10 H. Hackfeld & Co. agts
SAN Francisco. Am bktne. DiscovERy . Perrman
Sept 1870, H. Haokfcld 4 Co, agts
SAN FRAscisco, Am. blk. ID. C. MuRRAv. ....., jerks
Due Sept 9o-2S. +. A. Schaefer & Co, agtS
SYDNEY ?. NJ S. s. CRY OF Nnw YoRK 80, Cobb
Due Sept. as, II, Hackfeld 4 Co, aetS
UrsALApy, Am. bktne kLIkIrAr. Cutler
Now due. II. Haekfed & Co agts.,
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PAssEN0ER

ANYWAYS
From 81, Miehaels. pea Hansa. Ssps s.--iiss Pouu
gue>e immigrants
From Kona and kau, psr IwalAni. sept, is--Mi.,
Haley W Davis. bsyani, ID Naone, A NJ spsoul
n X smythe. u Mason, NJ NJ Taylor, u 4 Smith, Mr..
mseks. wife and children, and 7s deck
From San Francisco. per Asnna. Sept. i,-Mai.
wsleh and 70 Chinese
fes kzhaiui, per k'lza<a Hou. Sspt ir-RobsI,
Hall and Is debk.
For M.a. and Molslei. psr Ishaa. sept. ,,--Ja.
w Meyes Otto Meyer lhos Cunningham. M,
barnard, u Napela. and about Is deck.
fo< Kauai, pef C. X bishop, sept fI.--Iohn n
czssn. W II Rice, Rev A o fosoes, N l. HAilenhssk,
~ and Mn KAUAI. y l. Kauai and Miss KAUAI Win
Hardy, { herslnAn, Mn fredinhsrs. W Schmidt, Nj
kohlss, Miss Tanes. and about Is dssk.
Gos WindwArd ports, prr likelke, S<pt. al n
likshks. II X NJ kaiulani. Ms hArnss, Mn Wsai
WORTH Miss fess W Wall, Mr. nloh. Nj Rockwell
Rss s = niskop. \ Hayssdsn and wife and ioui
ehildrsn, " lyean, y coinan, wh.llsy c.p,
hai.y. wasd. wolsss, and vile, Mskss, Mis-
ueshosn, w ew~sr. com~sll. I sheldoa
! p..A.. Webb NJ nsses. Parker. .A,s< Mis-.
A.itaL ! Coleman, d Cso~niasbs;g Judge ks
ksnnedy, Caps Marshant, n Nay and WIFE NJ.
Hsaislsa, caisi. iAaLsA. kodssrs Mis- Everett. "
f~ KeaA and Kau. per i~alAni. Sspt e. lies
haie>sy Vussn Do~age1 Emnaa and suite, Mis- ka,
posoa, Nsin<sks, v Dasie2 ~ n Tsyios. A W
Spxoall Ras<sl. Preston, WslLAcs. ard soo dsck,
F~ Eureka pss Aasy podxe. Ssps. Nv Crooks
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Memoranda,

HonoLULu. arr Sept 9. Hr. sim. Hansa, Saunders, 90
sailing days from Grayesend, and 81 days from ST.
Michaels Left Lisbon July sd and anived at
St. Miehaes July 6th Took board em,grantS
and left July 18th p Anchored in Straits OF Ma
gellan Aug. 9th arrived Pacific side Of the Straits
Aug 9th, and at Lota Chill, Sunday, Aug u; sailed
Wednesday, roth, at p. NJ
Haw. blk ,kale Rothfu,; left Bermerhaven May A. had
fine weather to as S, thence strong gales W Z W
and W. ". W. to the cape. OF Staten Island was
hove too for two days under lower top sail wind
blowing gale from 5. +, From thence had fine
weather to port, Sighted Hawaii Sept 18th
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qss potatoes, 10 e. onions, Lame Co.; pianos, g.
= Wells y Pkg furniture. ' ?. Adams. - c. hats,
Nagnin. balance n cargo, aseorted hardware, pro
duos, grocefis7, building material etc, 70 W q Irwin
Co
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II Is under the auspices OF Walter Murray
Gibson that the King is now preparing to re.
eeive his Crown. His Majesty is expecting to
borrow additional us,re for his throne by re.
ceiving Crown at the hands OF this renegade
Mormon swindler. The grand ceremonies to
which the world is invited, are being engineered
by thisemineni knave. This Prima,e, this Grand
fanjandanm OF the Lalier-day Saints on
Hawaii is to boss the whole job, and all the
performers from the highest in the land down
to the sp',oon-bearen are TO be puppets
manipulated by this aged fraud. Bah,
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BORN.

CoHpADr- Al Oiowalu, Maui. Aug. %, 10 the wife of
W. y tguradt, daughter
DrsnA In this city, sept g. TO the wife Of G. y
Desha, daughter.
JkcKsos IN this city, Sep, 49, 20 The wife u O.. v g.
Jackson, " T.. Y. n. son. English and Australian
papers plsass CODY.
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piss y G. eAonsd ha 50 bales hay. as 49, xsan x
q onsees a e~.ss and - 10 possioss - pkss xuo.
sss,s; e 1eass Co; pa h sF>in, AAy euiiss y
csssh I cssksi 40 plss lsw, IsssSs. 4 Co; ~
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FERNS
COMPLETE SETS

containing sss species Il Sss.os and Sssss each
Pa9 '<ss osainins IS u the s-4<s sa~ raies .p<>.s'
A 49, and oks each. osd<ss from ,hsqad asa.s ~
sladr ts-izss. 0s.p snd = eenes respectively 20 -
,sesY W - = fHos q TIKI Ms fcs a.ss'
A~s ioeP
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THE COLONNADEi IHAvE THE PLEAS
q announcing that have o,rnsd new
Restaurant, at hAunAkea street. near tbs fish
Nafket, and am prepared 70 furnish tsEst-cLAss
breakfast. Dsnnes Supper. iuaeh al Who fayos
With CALI ,nssnd The 81. u fafe II the Cooss,
aAde 70 .aeinde all that the market anosds am NY
own chief osk, and can yaasanies thar ,ho>s ~ho
.ss- Board $<p week Single Meals s>ets.
N~als hand Ginger Pop % Ice. WILLIAM
II. MASON. hls chief cs-,k al the Old Gamer. so
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. ,ss,

All matter for the Saturday Press should b,
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS
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1rm advertisements.

GENERAL BUSINESS INFORMATION
!. =. wIsEMAN.
Real Estate Broker,
Offers tho following schedule
COTTAGE on King street comfortable and neatly
located, adjoining James l. Dpwett's residence. con.
tains rooms, bath. water, n..st grounds
Rental So month,
COTTAGE on Lihha stree. near King street con
tsns rooms. cellar stable, carriage houss, paddock
garden and neat grounds
SMALL Co1TAot, suitable for man and wife on
Rental Sio month.
A PLEASANT HOMESTEAD, at kalihi, . miles
from town Ample grounds, suitable for dairy pur
poses, good irrigation.
Sac lease $500 a year
A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE On the Waikiki
road, ia miles from town House has fooms
with al modern improvements, stable, chicken house
etc, etc.
Rental 70 a month
SMALL COTTAGE on Judd street, adjoining Tor.
mer residence u Gen. ] VI. Comfy House contains
rooms. stable, chicken house. etc, situate on Z
acre ground Lease of years 10 sell fof $500, the
Rent Of land $50 month.
A fir.t-class Investment.
COTTAGE to RENT and FURNITURE for SALEr
IN small groom cottage on Queen street, nea
Punchbowl street, Furniture sell fgr t5oo
Cottage rents Tor s., per month
TWO HOUSES to RENT and FURNITURE for
SALE, on Alakea street Both houses situate on
deep lots. Furniture TO sell cheap
Rental 8ss month.
FINE BUILDING SITE to SELL. situate Nun
anu street. above first bridge. Lot 7.Soo.
Price $,oo
SONF 10 ACRES an the Valley road above the ice
works. 10 lease or ell,
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, with all convcnieHces
at kilh situate on 2acre lot, with acres adjOn
ing. Good pas,urage, splendid irrigation etc VIII
| lease once
SPLENDID DRAyAGE BUSINESS in this city.
! FOR SALE.
| Parts Of houses to rent III al sections of
| HoHoiWfu and outskirts. Money to loan
| on fist cfoss security; General office bus
iness frn'socfcdi Legdf p"pcrs drd"" !
| nus collected, etc.
| Io1-lm OFFICE, ~ Merchant st
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Delp0rfures.

Emerald Am. h.. Lord, fot Port Townsend Sep, Q
Net,ie Merrill, sch, for Iahaina .,.......,.. "
Leah, sch. for kohalalete .,............s..
e. Y. Bishop, sim, berry for Kauai ........ ~
Iehua, stin., Iawrcns, for Molokai and Maui
kiauen Hou, sim, Sears, for kahului ...... q
Mokolii. stm., McGregor for koolau .....,...
Waioli' sch, ior keokea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
kaala sch, for koolau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Caterina, sch, ior Hanaei Observation-Disclosures. 4"
Iikcke, sim, King, for Hilo .....,.......... !.
Emma, sch, for Waianae ......,............ "
Ehuka sch, for Wlialua. ......,,..........
kauna sch, fot koolau. Observation-Disclosures. A" q
lwaani, sim, Bates, for Maalaca, kona & Knu " a
Mana, sch, Honomu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Iiholho, sch, for Kauai Observation-Disclosures. "
kauikeaou sch, for lionokaa ..,........... "
Prince, SCH, for kilauea. ...........,......... "
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Assigness' Notice.
A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DAVID
"A Crosningberg, Of Makawao Maui. a bankrupi.
hereby notified pay the Of such indebted
to the under>igned and tina, all persons having IN
their charge possession. any notes. mortgages. OF
other property Of said bankrupt hereby notified
deliver the the undersgned. and that they will
be personally liable for neglect TO comply with this
tccif they pay any monies. % deliver any properly
to said David Cfowningberg.
r. C. JoNgs. IT,,
Jossrn o. CAErER.
Asas~sss !. 8a~4,atAy Of fas 6,fah Of Darif
Cyescsiasbs,g
iIoaolulu, Sept. 9. 1854. TOO.
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REMEMBER
When other boots and other shoes
Have not been wearing we'll,
And by the language that you use
LIS plain there's been sell
With worn out soles, buckles oil
And buttons too
lis a shame sec.
la such all we ask
And straps button too
rwouid be a shame to see;
Then all I ask that yon
May so and grosl no more
But buy your boots and Shoes
Al GERrZs ~, for Street Store. sLqr
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RIDING sLoSDlx.

That was q funny thing, my Rothns
the title Of Colonel" said Col. +. Allston
Brown, the theatrical manager. al
never was In tho army. was made the
hero Of an hour in tho show business,
and for tragic act played vas given
the title l now bear BY the boys. In
1853, | think II was, vas managing
Blondin, the famous ti0ht-rope walker
and performer. While he vas in Phila.
delphia that season, Dan Rioe's circus
happened along, On route 70 Baltimore,
and No doubled mp for . trip Of two
weeks. You know that Blondin's great
act was 70 walk the rope With q man O.
his back and without . balancing puao.
made arrangements while at Baltimoee
for his appearance at the old Front
Street Theater. The event was splendr
idly advertised. and Q great fuss was
generally stirred mp about it. An im-
neuse audience thronQed the theaAeR.
A man bad been engaged TO aot a. Blon-
din's load in the perilous feat, bus q The
last moment. and when the audience
was evincinQ worriment and disappoint-
mont, he refused % play his part. Well,
couldn't blame him much; il Was one
OF the toughest rope asceuts that Blon-
din ever made, the rope being stretched
on steep incline from the s2aRe 70 the
fourth tier and over the heads Of the
audience. What was 70 b dcnsi That
was the question. Tho people had all
paid their money, and there Wa Blon-
din with BIZ reputation almost In The
balance: Who would accompany himl
Would take The ohAncef Was he 0ueo-
ton that Blondin sent to me. Nov. in
those days didn't fear anything O.
anybody, and few moments afterward
! found myself on Blondin's baok,
aiOWly ascending over tho alender sup
port toward the dome Of the theater,
conscious Of only ono encouragement In
the hAaArdous undertaking. II I fell he
mus fall too. One or tvios l felt The
swsyin9 Of his body and The shaking Of
HI pcovsss that ! thought hs VAS only
trying 70 ooare me. Az lat be stepped
On the platform built near tho dome,
and such yell OF applause vas never
before nor since heard in q thsater.
Not until the ordeal Vas past did rel
in The awful chance for life had tah-
en-. Ono false step, the Weakening a Z
mu1nle. the paralysis Of . nerve, and
both OF NJ would have fAIleu n1ty q
eevsnty-6ve fsss on The heads Ut ~ IN
dience. Tbs shouts and yells cooHin1sd
for minutes, and when made my ap
pee.ancs among The boys again thsy
dukbed M the Colonel. Tho name hn1
elune 10 me - faithfully q u Is had
bean von in Q rssrsAtin0 Ball Run q Z
bloody AntistAm."
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Under tho head Of the good time
coming in,' the San Francisco Bulletin,
Of late date, oongratulates itself. its
readers and the people Of California
upon greatly improved outlook Of
affairs. Whereas, it says, there have
been times when there were thousand
dwelling houses vacant in the city, it il
now difficult to find good house with
ont tenant. The business of erecting
houses has been and is being pushed
with much vigor. But, says the Bull
iefin, and this brings M to the point
which directly interests this section,
" the one drawback in the matter of
house building IL the relatively high
price Of lumber and other material used
in construction. In former years lum-
Der production would get far ahead Of
the demand. This year it il behind.
Buyers Of carRoes have, in some in
stances, watched for incoming lumber
laden vessels. The actual consumption
of lumber in the interior has increased
rapidly Of late. Farmers and others are
better able to buy. All over the agri-
cultural part of California there has
hitherto been lack of frst-olass i'm
provements in the way of houses, barns,
fences and SO on. But there is new
era of improvements in this direction"
1t Is. perhaps, superfiuous to say that
all this argues we'll for continuance OF
the era of prosperity which has dawned
upon Puget Sound. The prosperity Of
its increase in population,
the development Of its mines, its manu-
features, its grain fields and vineyards
and orchards mean larger demands for
our lumber and our coal. We hear Of
new boom with compla-
cency, and wish more power to her el-
bow. The interchange of commodities
between the two communities will in
crease IN volume year BY year, and
great will be the advantage derived
to all concerned.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REllEDY

. 00Vo0aG1G
Cure ~ u0VuI
9 'TsSs!::i.F: 80
mel Wosknooo.
sperm . toETA0
LOST MANHOOD :
InPeaasI r.
togs1boo eDo0 ~
Al s'' a. -. ~.
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TO the UNFORTUNATE.
I0 UUW !,
)r.GIBb0n'S
DloeEDloAnx.

- keesney -.
o0Fnorof CoGnn1oR.
cial ct, oan Pm
cisco estahllaho1
IN 1854 for the
treatment Of Sea-
QQ and eemlnal
Dlsea1ea such =
Wo10&x60gn 0loot
S!ric,t!ura Syphilis
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fishers Of the book, they zero 10 insert
his photograph fwoodcut) and . bio
graphical sketch; and il was further
agreed that the work should be q full
and accurate history of Penobscot
county, containing the portraits and bi
ographical sketches Of all the me
the county who had been Go vernors of
Maine up to that time. with the excep
ton Of the present Governor. Relying
upon these promises the writ states that
the plaintiff subscribed To the book and
paid his ss7 to the agent on May ID,
1882.
A funny case is tina. Of Benning c.
Addison. Esq, prominent member of
the Pcnobscot bar, and a resident OF
Bangor, who is reported in the history
az dead Being alive and in the bsst
Of health, he il naturally ugly at this,
as he SAYS il will hurt his business TO
be reported dead; dead men not being
given to practising law. The subject of
this Llief obituary has brought suit
against the company for 5000 damages,
and has attached quantity Of the
books.
DR.. Calvin Seavey, one Of the Oldest
physicians in the county, agreed to pay
$40 for the insertion of his photograph
and biography in the book; but DR.. E.
r. Sanger stipulated TO go in deeper,
provided DR.. Seavcy's phiz was not suf-
fered 70 appear. The agent agreed TO
this, and the sequel il that DR.. Seavey's
picture is in but one of the books, the
copy ssnt TO him. He has sued tho
concern for damages to the amount it In
stated, Of 500. He caused the arrest of
two of the parties concerned. and they
furnished securities for their appear
ance at tho October term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court.
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THE BOARD OF REGENTS.

Constituted az follows: H. G. Strive,
President; G. A. Weed, Secretary; ..
Jacobs, Treasurer, and Hon. A. A. Dem
ny, all Of Seattle; and Judge 3. L..
Sharpstein Of Walla Walla, deserve n
rising vote Of thanks from the people of
the Territory.
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when the rider IN ths e1iss oe .
drunksn spectatoe otaaRseed info Z cir
90 rinR q AafQuetts. 0ieh-. and ~
rtnemaseee went through With IT, uGnal
fooeeey u e3eeeine hil, insidsaAAlly -
marking that no poaisomsn vsso eVsg
peeoons WHEN order neodod . b ~
.eneed, . 0eeman c(Seog hns1led ~ poe@
totunee q - Jail il spits q II 80
eeseo ord e1paanA1juae. "A eAoko = =
oAnko1 - onSA huk Va . uaa ny
vsse = d bodies, and " dad d. a.
r. dat dxunk1n man, d6n Il MAsQust1o
oottee = N dse visinidy, And dad yon
toeRoe d. 4T. CjreaA hsd yua-~
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Seminal weakness. ImpotencY. night IoacSs
By dreAmA pimplee On the f6o0 an6 -
manhood can positively b cured, ~
sick and afllicted should not fail 70 colle0
him. The Doctor he's Travelled excessively
n 1.I ESroPs a1a intRscted snG9sS;say =:
deal Of valuable information. Which = r.
competent 70 tmpart 70 those 9 noo1 q
hi services. DR., 0ibbon win mako -
charge unless he effects . cure. Po11o10
Ct . distance may b cured Of ha1no. mi
communications stFictly conlldential. Yea
20 NO one but the Doctor. PeEsoao WY1t-
q the paper they seet tbs advertissmcSt =.
CHARGES reasonable. Cali or WTffa. NJ.
dree1 Dr.. y. 0lHDON, p. o. bon ~. -
Francisco. oena elo fne . pecka6e
medicine. eA&Ute
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DR.. SPINNEY
No. % Kearny Street
Treats an Chrenac and speeisl Daeeess

No. % kearny Street
Treats an CArenic and special Daseeoee
YOUNG MEN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful follieo a. n
discretion will do well to Avail ~
selves Of this, the greatest beOn cycr ma
q the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR,
SPlNNEY viii guarantee to forfeit o600
for every case Of seminal weakness
private disease Of any kind or characs
which he undertakes and fails to Uura
ulDDlE.AGRD u8N.
There are many ct the ago Of thirty n
sixty who are troubled with too freo,on3
evacuation Of the bladder, ofton sccoan.
panied ny slight smarting or HurSi19
sensation and weakening Of the sys1S
In manner the patient cannot acuogn1
TOR. On examining tie urinary depeeaH1
ropy sediment win often be found. an6
sometimes small particles Of albumen Vin
appear. or the color win be Of . thin mn
ish hue. again changing to . dark 90
torpid appearance. There arc many -
who die Of this difficulty. ignorant e -
cause. which 10 the second staeo & -.
inal weakness. DR.. & wi l9uerenteo =
perfect cure y AL such cascl ,Snda healfhY
restoration Of the genito- urinary orRHnS
Once hours-lO to and toN 0uI1layI
from 10 to IL q m. Consultatfo0 ~
Thorough examination and advioo q
Call O. address
D. 0pGuNBY 4 CO
ao6 No. IL Kearny 81 Ban Frnnoaaa
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c. ~
3eoeee Alfred Townssnd, as well
ar>e,r nerlaus by his pseudonym Of
uo.th y Il eontributina a series Of re-
,m;cap.enoss TO q San Francisco journal.
a0.thn il a ready writer, a keen OBJ
.sryer. and now and then throws out
. eoopsatiye hint. In ono of his later
e.s.vs he sketches his career as a lectur-
a. and. while bewailing, after fash
ION. certain rou b travelling experiences,
hs asaerts that he found compensation
for the inconvsniences he was forced TO
undergo, in the study Of human nature
and in the respect fer the American
character with which his audiences IN
spired Kim. "Gath says: "Isaw the
physical strength, tho hard heads, the
stout hearts, the hopeful natures the
dsprivations, the family life, the coz
poeats pride and the rising biography OF
many countrywide center"
In the few words Just quoted Gath
sueeests " tho force that wins" In ths
brief homily wsdo mot propose TO dis-
cuss the various elements referred TO.
But among them all mot the least IL
corporate pride" This il a praise
worthy eharactsristio Of AL new coti-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-17

Passengers and freight cars Of the Co
Seattle every day Sundays exceotedl at
7:30 a. m. and p. m. Arrive at Rent0n Al
$50 g. m. and p. m. Arrive at Newcastle
at $50 a. m. and 4 p. m.
Returning, leaqe Newcastle at OF q. m.
and p. m. Arrive at Renten at HAS q.
m. and 5:a5 p. m. Arrive ct Seattle at q.
m. and p. m.
Depot King Street. Foot Of Second Street
J. M. COLMAN. Asst. Supt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-04
SHEEP-DOG WANTED.

Yesterday morning we watched
from our office door the abortive
efforts made to drive small flock
of sheep along Queen street. When
ever the flock came to Fort street it
would break away from the control
of its drivers and go up or down.
We counted about ten trials made to
cross this section. When we called
up our memories of similar occasions
in Australia, where one mounted
bushman and good colley dog will
drive over 1000 sheep through the
most crowded streets, and the same
force will take 10000 about from
place to place in the country, it
seems astonishing that about dozen
men couldn't do better here with so
small flock. The remedy, how
ever, is to be found in the heading
of our article. Get few good well
trained Australian collies and you
could drive single-handed the largest
flock in the islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-04
A HINT.

We have received n letter on tent
peranco subjects, which we feel i'll
clined to publish, but it is anony.
nous.
We would wish to say again that
we cannot print unsigned letters or
notices unless we know who is res
ponsible for them. We do not ask
for the signature for publication, but
simply as guarantee Of good faith
OH the writer's part. If man has
the courage to write to us he ought
not to be ashamed that we shall
know who he is.