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SO with propriety and without materially re.
ducing his income IL he had few more are.
sian wells to sell to the minister OF the interior.
Various mmors are current in reference to
where the funds are obtained ior carrying on
this important ('l public work, ono Of which
is, that certain prominent capitalist is fur
nishing the money in the expectation Of being
literally reimbursed a, the next legislative ses-
sion. II is not stated whether the "extra
coronative" session will act upon his claim, or
whether It will be LEFT over for the mex, regu-
lar session. At the first glance this story ap.
pears exceedingly gauzy, and most persons
would be tempted to invite their informer to
seek some half fdemencd marine and whisper
it to him softly, so as nor to shock him into
disbelief; but, on thinking the matter over,
the proposition appears quite possible. Is
pccially is it so when considered in conjunction
with late political manipulations.
twill be seen tha, very little risk would
attend the 10 cstmcnt il secured by the pledge
Of Our Constitutional Monarch, who, accord
ing to the organ Of his beloved Premier, ha,
proven himself such an adept in influencing
elections and legislation: that is, providing
the question is to he met by the flock Of assess
ors and district Judges at the "eNtra corona
| tive" session. But Il it is to be postpone
until the next regular session the chances o
profitable reimbursement are against the capi
talist. There seems to be difference of opin
ion as to who this speculative party is. Som,
accuse the departed millionaire who alread.
has such lien upon the country, while Others
who claim to be equally wise, give the credi
to a lately created noble, who didn't approv
OF politics being meddled with by the Planter
Association. Others say that the party il
question belongs to that very numerous bod
Of moneycd men who have been so eager Il
take the 1.-TWO million loan."
But whether the money being expended ha
been appropriated for some other purpose
whether it comes from the King private purs
or is furnished by some speculator, there is N
question that a large amount has been and
being expended on the palace and grounds
while other and more important work is suffer
ing neglect. The condition of our streets
4 simply disgraceiul important public work
cannot be begun.-such as the Pail road, har
Dor improvements, etc. The ministry say tina
it is for want of money. Yet they cry: sd
not arraign us. before we have had chance
wait and see what we will do" 1t woul
, seem that if the same zeal were displayed i
raising money for necessary purposes that ha
been shown in completing the palace and
sending chamberlains, etc, abroad on absur
coronation duty, some takers might be foun
for the two million loan, and Improvement
for which the people are clamoring, might |
begun. However, there will be day
l reckoning
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The T. c. 4. says: son Monday an unusual
number OF alleged drunks were brought up be-
fore the Police Magistrate. This is owing to a
noticeable zeal and activity OF certain temper
ance organization" We believe the fact but
not the explanations ; and that the agency Of
temperance organizations had nothing to do
with the number of arrests. Our explanation
is, the grea, increase Of drunkenness and
brawling under the new law, and the inability
Of the government to utterly ignore the com
plants of injured individuals, Notwithstanding
its tendency TO "let things slide" We agree
entirely with the r. c. H., however, when it
says; "It will be more promoiive of public
virtue to have arrested an influential foreigner
or an influential native for being drunk than a
common kanaka, OF South Sea Islander y but
We know of none so likely TO suffer by such an
application Of the law, as some who are sup
posed to be connected with the administration
Of government. We also agree with like sen
timen,s in regard TO gambling, Let the gov
emment begin high up, il it dare, and il will
be able to command the respect OF honest men
and such journals as are supposed to represen,
them. We wish 10 see no exceptions on account
Of official status, however. Let the government
start k6e AdN and il viii he aided in keeping ii
toli,ar.
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EXPORTS.

~ Am brig Con,uelo, hence for San Frangi.cD. No,
7trg3t o., sugar. syt5 gal. moas.es Value So,
ftaEB
~ Brit Str Madras, hence for NiHnria. u G, Nov
Cleared IN ballast t5.aua pl gs iu tr1usitu
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Report of hsigantius W. q. Irwin, Turner sailed iros
San frane,seo OFT leth ~uid hgh, ~ W and GOA.
t,nasd fsom \, ard n W tor ioaF days darans ~hleh
time nads ,,,.,s nsiles lAghi westerly nofthefl,
asd batting ~igs toI u houTs thea lght eas,efy and
s0uIhstl, Wind 10 I,or
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History q England, By Maeaulay. vols
Moiks q Charles Lamb, vols
Haiamis Works, o sols
Macanlay's Complets Wosks, vols
Esslys and Pcems, vols.
Irvings Complete xorls. - yoIs
Beaconshsld's wofks, ~ yol,.
Dr. Hollands Works, 20 vols
Ialss from fossign Tongues, sol.
Thomas De Quineeys Wofks, o vols.
Mr., A. y, (. whiinsys woris, "a soss
Nathaniel Ha~thosns Wo'ks, ~ vols
kngki's History u England, vols
Molirfs Draniaiie Works sois-
Hah Hour ~iik Bssi Au,hoss. vols, BY Charles
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Lie, Letter, t,s., d cso,gs i'e.nes, sais
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The r. c. .ii5r,iiSey thinks that sensational
journalism is about played out on these islands.
1t says: "a few prints here who have de-
rived their original inspiration from the sensa.
tionalism in vogue in the United States, hope
to get up paying enterprise by catering to
what they deem wide spread sensational ele
ment in this community, but we think they are
mistaken" We don't think that there is much
room for mistake, il such papers as are opposed
to the views and policy Of the AdOeytiser Co..
can properly be called sensational, and the
support they get in comparison with that re-
ceived by IL, is any indication Of the character
Of that support. According to such theory,
the capacity for "sensationalism" in this COM
munity must be large indeed, for it supports all
the papers printed here, with the exception Of
those published at the Adveytiier Office. "The
general intelligence ofthis community want in.
formation and not squabbles," and that is why
the anti-governmen, papers are so largely sup
ported by all classes. 1--WE sincerely believe
lit saysl that planters care more for principles
than personalities" Exactly SO our brother,
and that is why they, as unit, at their late
assembling endorsed the policy and tone OF
such papers as the Gasette and SATURDAY
PRESS, and condemned everything that your
boss had done in the administration Of govern
ment affairs, and which you had devoted your
entire time and attention to bolstering up.
You. very correctly, say ''the whole com
munity want TO be served with correct news
and valuable information" Perhaps you have
come to the conclusion that it is about time you
furnished them with some /; ifso, we agree with
you again.
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Rietard " Ners.er capt Boyle. W 3 Fshlbsr I
EsboioL ahrd. & 4 Real tapt Ross Hind :
Staekpoe, y VI Overcnd, J \ Mago1n, - - Baldwin
n AClry Mo, & UHfhr1rL ! White DR. tnders
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hohilipAii and HiitA, m kan,
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IN Al The Fi<fi, sni< and infeT<x IA sh< Gfol<fy
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TENDERS
j Win he received at the ofbee of the undersigned
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ions " the sane, l. g.:
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second hala iaad. with the bananas, and
othsf Improvements thereon
Third -ihs kalo and Rics patches, With the rice
no~ growing IN them
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deeds Al exIrn>e Of le.>ee.
Rents payahls semi annually, ia advance
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cline any all tenders either for the uhoie a ths
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Tales from Foreign Tongues, volumes.
Drekas Dictionary Bouers.
Stories From My Attic
The Story Of Avis Portrait Of Lady.
On the Threshold. Manliness Of Christ.
Cloth Of Gold. Thoughts Of Many Lands
Prudence Palfrey. Marjorie Daw.
Myths and Mythmakers,
Dream Children.
Alice and Phoebe Cary
Uncle Toms Cabin.
History and Doctrine OF Future Life.
Origin and Progress OF English Literature.
Lippinoo,t's Pronouncing Dictionary Of the World
IIaydns Dictionary OF Dates.
Coltons Quaro Atlas.
The Lovers Province.
The Pearl Fountain.
Art and Artists in Connecticut.
womans Handiwork.
Thirty Years Poems, new aud old
Rhyme and Reason
Geneveve Of Brnbant
Child Life In prose
Voices Of Hope and Giadness
Little Zee.
Building OF the Ship,
Practical Hints on Wood Engraving.
Two Women.
Thoughts on Religious Life
Management OF Children.
Waiting at the Gross.
History OF the Great Reformation.
Outline Illustrations to Schllers Fight with th
Dragon, by Monts Retzsch
The Sunnysde Book.
The History OF Book.
Baby Opera.
French Pictures.
Story Of Ruth
The Days Of Chivalry, English text
The Nagabonds
| Merry Maple Leaves.
| The First OF May.
Pocket Classical Dictionary.
Outlines Of the History of Art, by Lubke.
Life and Words Of Christ.
| Farm Festivals.
| Breton Folk.
| The Ceramic Art.
| Farm and Fireside.
| Confucus.
Humorous Poetry Of the English Language.
Pilgrims Progress, Stothard, photo ills.
| Jesus, by Deems.
Life of Aaron Burr, vols.
Roman Days.
| Sketchng from Nature.
| Legend OF Thomas Didymus.
| Thoughts on the Holy Gospels.
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TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS
INTERESTED IN SUGAR CULTURE.

The undersigned. Publishers agent for the " SUGAR
CANE MAGAZINf,- the only publication de voted to
this industry, begs notify thai the list for 1881 will te
forwarded by the December mail and il Is de-
sired 10 have intending
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Nosies kssshy gissn thai al MONIES fa,ax us fos
ssals a .-.d lands. p4y@ks 10 ny sxeais lsss 81
bans ssa Co SAMUEL PARKER
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li.ia< fulI msrpcs ,hosld Is xuds .a all
.eiecsiaza 10 oshess-
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MEDICAL,
Hear what one member Of the profession
testllles regarding the scientific prepa.
ration Of n brother member.

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... Dn".e. nus peeh IN INC drug business 10 tho
WV =. .'o,'usuee ."eEsy'hVe years as clerk ana
,f.s'', ~ - "''a s'"aa''s ana khoWsWhefeoi nc
~. n 80.
,.a.",.. sa', fo' iunn! yeas nave suliefod, IN
.h n "a M wan "na. generally csllea
:" s.".I ""s, wy N''veSea was eohhhed
70 my bea ana could not wnlIn step. Gould not
bear the weight Ct lie bedc ohcs 80 exc,ricia,inr
was tho uvony I endured n,wnr. r,,,,onJ ,L.,
,.s, ~, 49, .AAA'e' ""a?s Ho''ec" "'as
peiote theso htlGcHs cane en- iuy kidneys were NJ
tectcd before there would be Rny main IN nv
limbs or anv ,vcl,lpp NJ ,olnt, nv ,r,, ,hc co,o.
~, ~ " W.. o"V'''"e W. '',''''' H'"o". NV .o'o'
OF thesccietioN nom The Kidneys would no very
dark and the odo, strong and fcyet.h. The las, nj.
t.ct was vp-v ,.v.,e shnn, 0,o q. >. 40, .ul 40.
con,ncd IN mo so,," ,,,aIs .ns "s wa
bic 10 attend to business In three months. During
tho time was c,r6nrl nj hn,nc snL III, ,,,,n a,
w. ''''o ,"' .'''"ne'' ~ "V'ie VII" .ne "ue VI
my CJnVhfCSCCfCc GftfUSeu tJur OF the beat doc.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the c1crucating pain of cutting teeth !?
Il so. go at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer imniediately-depend
upon It; there is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother OH earth who has ever used
It, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, aud give rest to the
mother an! relief and heal,l, 10 the child
operating like magic. It perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one Of the oldest best
female physicians and nurses In tho United
States. seld everywhere. % cents bottle.
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"srow and steady wins the race" Steadily,
but not slowly, Kidney.Worl is dsiaucinE
all competition for universal popularity and
usefulness. This celebrated remedy can now
be obtained In the usuul dry vegetable form,
or in liquid form. 1t is put in the latter way
for ,he especial convenience Of those who
very concentrated and will act with equal
efficiency In either form. Read advertise
nent. Mwrtw
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the state and promote Its interests was to

cuuCdkc tue WouleL. .". H.||"" III
Now, what does.the education OF woman
comprehend? Not every one H can have Il
may think this sphere oil influence mar.
study. Far their consolation, one use Of The
foremost educators Of tho present time,
places ,hcmere.attainment OF knowledge rs
Il secondary matter, while the formation Of
character he regards Of paramount i'm.
portancc. After striving 10 attain vittu.
ous character, strengthened by high type
Of morals, woman should give her atten.
ton to whatever bost qualities her for credi.
tublv filling her present position, in all It's
various aspects; remembering that "integ.
rity without knowledge IL weak and useless,
and knowledge without integrity Is dan.
gerous and dreadful"