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Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
yhe ADuepc CO orJuIge wootten,

ClerA of the Peace Cochran received
q letter from Judge Wootten yesterday
morning, stating that on account OF
the Sussex County Orphan 'sCourt being
iu session at GeorgeJown, it would be
impossible for him to be present at
this term OF Court. The law makes
it imperative upon Judge Wootten, to
at end the Orphans Court in that
county.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Ehe w Gather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September
Eli A, NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy weather and local rains,
winds shifting to cooler northerly, sta
ti0nary or higher barometer.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Deceased

Agnes, widow OF the late Moses
Lowther. died at the residence of her
sou, near Walnut Green, Christiaua
Hundred, on Tuesday morning, after
an illness of some eight weeks, in. the
18th year of her age. Her remains will
be Inferred at the Lower Brandywine
Church Cemetery on Saturday, the
funeral Cortege leaving the house at
d, IN,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

Some Of the sentences imposed by
the Court may seem to persons unAo-
duainted with the law as unnecessarily
severe, but In many Of the cases the
Court inflicts the lowest punishment al
lowed by the law. ''.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Ten more students

were registered at Crabb & Grant q
night school. 1t being the only school
In the city open every night, and with
three first class instructors 1t cannot
fail to be great success. See their
terms in advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
That old Picturc.

Take that old picture to 302 Mark ct
street and have it copied before it fades
all out. Sutterley 81 Co. copy them tc
any size and their prices are low.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

The depot for German Preparations
Of ali kinds is at Resag's Drug Store,
Front and West streets.-German
spoken.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

For Sale ON EAsl leEms.
Two new houses, building lots taken
In part payment. p. j. FORD,
Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

Friends First Day School at Fourth
and West streets will reopen on First
day, the oath Inst, at 2 P. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Have Taken .. s. 8. for Uatarrh

in the head with great benefit, think
three bottles more will completely cure
me. e r Brown, Spartanourg, =. =:
Price 81 and S1,75 per bottle OF all
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
State Of the Thermometers

Al the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
this morning:
o'clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
78o 80 $40
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

4 Uwlth, then by direction of the
hi NoSlce [o declared the Court ad-
ISar M ,Ol this term.
ma Sl u this is the shortest session
IN. S, shere has been considerable
N, os.ssnsacted, the Grand Jury
NJ sUu SSs on thirty one bills, twenty.
Ina iu u,VA were returned as true,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

To BE EEAD IN PRIVATE Rev. DR.. Tai.
msg', in his sermon last eundsy morning. thus
fp ,Se nr,ply to aoms OF COL II 6 ,rsolrs attacks
on the Bibe: "Mr. IngerSoll suJs the Bible is
full of inde.encieI. He picks up the Bible from
his 1t cure itaud, reid, little and says: L can
not read it all; it would not be proper for me to
read It a!l and then ha affects to blush. He is
overcome with modesty and delic cyl he dares
the clergy to raHd crtain passages in the pulpit,
aud darts parents to re. certain passages in the
family olrcle Now my reply is this There
are parts of the Bible that were not intended
either to be read in the Ia pit or family circle,
] 8; as csa 20 into any pbysio ans ofice and
f d medical journals on the table, or !ooks in
h library. which he meyer has re-, d to his lam.
lIv. yet good books. pure booss C entifc books,
wi hous which be would not be worthy the
nacie 1 + physicisn. They ire to be r.ad in pri.
vate. You must know ,hAt there is .uch 8
thing IS the pathology tf disease. You mlss
know that there are rsrts OF lhs Bible which are
the anatomy of iniquity which are des iiptions
OF hehz.r hJus1 ut she soul when tits unre.
strained and fir. m The reading OF those portions
in private We mi.s with healthy disgust and
horror for sin. From rtain portions of the
Word of God we 70 forth as from dissec,ipg
room, more intelligent than whom Wa went in,
busln no wise ensmored f putreiactlon. Mr. In
& roll has no more rig TO denour % the VIII lie
bib because there are ortions of it ESPECIALLY
anpr pri.te to be read 10 private, than he has a
rgIt 10 dsnourco Rll medical joul nails and oil
bvoks of pathological discussion in pbysici.n's 3
librorYn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04
HEALTH is WEALTH,

DR. &. O. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT; specific for Hysterin, Dizziness, Con.
vulslons, Nervous Hesdacne Mental Depres.
sion, Loss of Memory Spermatorrhe. Impo.
teucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature t,ld
Age. caused by over exertion, self abuse, or over
indulgence. which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one m onth's treatment One dollar
a box, or six BOXES for Ave dollars; sont by mail
prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order re.
ceived by US for six boxes, accom- panied with
i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee to return the money il the treat
ment does not effect cure Guarantees Issued
by JANNEY & CO., Druggists, AIsIandria,
Va, Wholesale and retail! agents. Orders bv
mail will receive prompt ettention. mar,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04
gMt1A 1}<AqeSS

Alexandria, Ve., August 4. 1881.
Abou. 10 months ago ! WAS conslc ersbly
troubled with consssnt desire 10 urinate. On
the recommsn alton OF Captain J. q. Gtshsm !
began 10 use Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and it has efac.ed an entire Gu Q in my
case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04
! ": | m: sn: 6 m Tyr.
AN ANGELS ToUcu.-Oae evening, rot

AN ANGELS ToUCH.-Oae evening, cot
log ugo. little girl of nine or ten entered a
pee. ia waicd is bakery. grocery aud saloon
10 one, aud asked for FIVE caots' wtr.h of tee,
"Htw's yeue mother . asked The boy who
c'no TO welt ca her. "ARfal sex aud amt
had anything to eat sll day." The boy WIS
Just hen called to w,is upon some man who &C.
tered the saloon, and the girl sat down. 10 Eve
miuuteS she was nodding, sod 10 Van she was
SQUAD asleep snd leaning her head against q
barrel, while she held the poor old nickel in
tight grip betweea her thumb and f,ger. Oae
or she man saw her as he care from the bar
and stter ssklf Who sde was, said: "Ssy. you
druOkards. See hero. Here ws've been
pouring down whibkey when this poor child
and her mathtr want brcad.-"Hsr q Two
dollar bill that says Eva go. saus fseirg LETT"
And Gao add a dollar" observed one.
And LII gv, ssohsr." They m ,de Purse
OF an even iVo dollars. and the spokesman carr :
fully put the bill between two of the sleeper's
Dig I'd, Grd drew hs nickel away The men
tit .oed Gu; and the clerk walked oyer aud
touched the sleeping child. She swoke with q
lspgh,and cried GU; Nv hat besutiful dream
Ma W ,su't SICK auy mer,, and wo had lots to
eat and to Wear. and my hand burns yet where
40 angel touched it When sho discovered
that her lictel bad bean replsc:d by q bll ,
a dollar OF which loaded her dOwo with ell she
coald cnr7, she inucceptly ssi6: well, now. but
ma Wun't hardly believe me that you sent up
20 heaven End g>t an augol to nome d ,wn nd
clerk in your grcosr! l'-Sm Francisco
NclcS- Letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04
USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED Rye WHIsKtY.
three ye.r, old, otS So per gallon.
GEo. McBURNEY 4 Son, Agents.
Other Prominent People

who reconm .nd the Ideal Coffee Pots Mrs.
Briggs (uIiVi.) Washington, d. g.; General
Be,gmer Flint, Calitortia Hon. John jay,
N. T.; MIR. Chsrles 4. Dickins, Bottom; e.
Allen KiIe Md. LII D., Phil ,delpbi.; j w
Queen. Oo.iclsn. Phi!sdsIphis; Hon Jonn T-y-
lor. She fisld. Eng; Mrs. Thomas Hunter. Phil.
sdelphi.. Tho 'Idesl' Coffee Pots do not need
the endorse N ant OF such distinguished people to
make them ssl. We merely mantion them to
stow that If was not 3 good srlic 9 it would
not have such recommendations. The "ldear'
stands on lis own merits. 1t never dissppoints
and always gives the fullcs. satisfaction. For
salu wholesale and retei by STANsBUaY & Bro. i,
m Al uf.ciu,ers and dealers in ctoves and lin
Ware. Aie.andiis, vs.. Catalogue and price
list on application. jsD2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

TRUTH 8TTESTEH.
lSome Important Ststements Of Well Eno
People Wholly Verified

!
In order that tho public may fully realize the
genuineneHs Of the statements IS we'll ns the
power AID vs!us Of the article of which thep
suesk. we publish herewith III fac siml.e sians-
lures OF parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
ton 7 he ttu of these testimonials is absolute,
nor can the facts they announce be igncred.
Alexsndris, Va, August 4 1881.
whs thrown from my horse or years ago,
and suffered severe wound OF the aide, which
was aggravated By ci.ordered kidneys. Blevsn
months sRo was attacked with pneumoris and
blst dsr disease deposits of brick dus, and albu
men being dscernahle By the naked eye. was
confined 10 the house for six months and IVES
uesble 10 cross the floor without assist'nce My
ply scsn did me no good. Having resd in M
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures BY
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beir &
sdvised to use it By Captaia Graham, did 60
ard an oIce more able TO walk ,hs streets. NY
pains have left me- aad believe if I hal used
the remedy year aso Ithcu.d lhcn so have
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04
ssUOES ASse NIssEN.
= NVTICE, LADIES. : :
E -G&
We hsvo nov ir sto;a a full line Of
LADIES FINE HAND SEWED BOOTS
Suitable for fall and winter.

Theee goo S are n ,jc in the very best manner
ard most modern styles; e perfect fit and every
pair warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
The verdict # the ledOs who fave used th"se
goods is that they are moe: comfortable. beau,i-
full durable and The che. pest lhst they have
ever WORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

ELAlRS GLYOHklnR AAu OUTLINE
- HAIR TONIC will p.evea: tho bair from
!ailhS ou. and promote its healthy and rspid
&f0"'h. For sale By
dec5 WAPFIELD SHaLJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

ShArBS! ok ATEcl SKATES The Amer
~ lcsn Club New ork Club, !he "Acn e.
ana l'ae of Wood Top Skates, who!easle and
FETAL 1T
decl3 JAS CARLIN & sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

HoMIclDAL INSANITY Tho Ciy Comis-
soo'r5 IF L1oscy Of NV York ia their las
senl'snoual report say: "Ih,r, is marked
increase in the number of o,ses which are 10
u1 dIcsl ptr ,ses termed homloidsl mauis. For
ioslauce, there vas j Johu OR ssu, On EoRsh
carpenter, who believes that Gud bas comm spC :
ed him 10 marry another wife, and to kill bis
oWo legal wife II necessary 10 acc 'mplish that
I'D, John Mnhouey. wao is deaf and dumb.
i'm asioed that be WAS grss. pedeslrial-the
NOSE wonderful iu he woIli-sDd that be was
empowered by the Almighty to kill bis mother
aud sister if they I'D not walk ss fast IS be
could. H,ury Wckh NJ an E. gishmau. aud
ono of the most expslt machDists 10 the oour-
,rv. is pos ssed of desire to urder QueeD
Vi,' ria, b,c,use r" i'm, nes she is not en lIed
to ho throne Of Z glsLd. Augustus Daily, q
aocd c,rver, bell w that be IL men br Of
he Molly Maruire Oder, has killed one man
alrecdS ard mast XII, another 10 obedience TO
orders W"I;sm D. sh.nty, barber aud % az
of puoy physique. believes bims.f . erea. d, :
tec.iva. ADD ar:s tba. be bss killed one Of
he j 'mps brothsrs and will wipe out The other
J1ho j. DIV in. q oontrsc.or. believes that be
is An sgt of Mr.. Jay Gcu'd, and will bs Mayor
Of New York 'f he clu So ed 10 ass. 8 us ir 2
Mr. Wliuau Vanderbilt. Jr. There srs many
other css S Of similar kidd, but these are the
mts: prominent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

'SIAVEH WHITE" expressly for cleaning
~ sEd polishing silver snd plated ware; re
tbo"nended By sll the lesdinG jewellers for sale
~ L. l.. DAM,
-ueCic IS kiFq street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-04

many of them in cases where hope was abandon
ed-hsve been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power OF Warner's SAfs Kidney and
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys. liver
or urinary organs. If any one who reads this
hiss any phy.ic.l trouble. REMAINDER the great
danger Of delay. dec2S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

.c has thi. day Hsou received at this De.
% during the temporary absence Of Mr..
WAlKEf- taciing) British Vice Consul,
irNHT iucE viii discharge the duties Of
iousuL All persons arc requested to give
crudii 20 al his Official acts in that capa-
", l.. GREEN.
Minister Of Foreign Ahairs.
------ - NJ. L. a.L.l ~ !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
4aluaiialr 6azttte.
EST MoDUs IN MINUS.
WEDNESDAY MAY IL. 1882.


HAWAIIAN politics have presented for
several years past, the appearance of a
kaleidoscope. There has been constant
variation in the competent particles, and
we have had ever fresh and more eccentric
combinations presented before our eyes,
till the political organ Of vision has be
come quite wearied and longs for rest.
Various rumors have been rife for some
time past, and Cabinets have been made
and unnade at every street corner. To
those who have the true interests of the
country at heart such rUInors have sounded
ominously. II has been hoped, however,
that if any change was necessary. at least,
II would not be a sweeping one.
Whatever changes may occur within the
next few DAYS II is to be sincerely desired.
that they may not be rashly undertaken.
Our cotemporary the T. G. 4. Is ant to
talk of "quid nuncs," and of those who
always take a gloomy view of our affairs
here. Most of the thinking men are tax
ing somewhat gloomy view. The situa-
tion Is not hopeful. Injudicious manage
ment; false move, may wreck the bright
future which Is before us. Upon the con
tinuaace Of the treaty depends the pres
ent prosperity of both the native and the
foreigner: one of the many arguments
that Will be brought against it, will be the
manner in which our internal affairs are
conducted
Those who have the management of our
affairs should remember that heavy re
sponslbility rests upon them TO conduct
them IN such a manner that the interests,
the reTy large interests, Of property holders
should be in no way jeopardized.
A very large and well consolidated
country can afford TO make mistakes: Ha-
wan IS neither very large nor well cousoli-
dated. Mistakes TO her viii prove fatal
wounds. Let us hope that no mistakes
are going TO be made; for rs surely as
they are made so surely viii the hour of
retribution follow
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

II
chat year with a cargo invoiced at over
$4,000. There was practically no direct
trade with Oregon then. therefore the
commercial argument could have had but
small weight towards inclining Oregon to
favor the Treaty.
Yet we are told, and it must be surmise
only, that the present hostile attitude of
Orgeonian politicians, arises in conse-
quence of cessation of sending few
cargoes yearly of our first sugars to their
ports. As a matter Of fact, under the
Treaty, Oregon as well as California, gets
Hawaiian sugars now at less absolute
cost than formerly. All that Oregon
could reasonably hope to gain, has been
gained from the Treaty Convention
There has been mo imposition" no fail
ure of legitimate results, so far as we can
see in the matter. 1t is possible that a
jealousy of the share which her sister
States have acquired in the increased
island demand FOR their supplies, may
have supplied the occasion for this mani
festation of dissatisfaction but we feel
sure, that such feeling cannot serve to
warp the sober Judgment Of the people
from just understanding of the situation
We are sorry if the Treaty shall be
made to do duty in partisan or party con
fiicts. 1t is worthy OF being considered
from higher plane, masmuch as it affects
not trade only between these Islands and
one State, but the whole Union.
As to the shifts and changes of trade, we
cannot control them, any more than our
neighbors. We have raw sugars for sale of
which our Oregonian friends only want
part. They are not prepared to compete
with other buyers although they could make
themselves competent to do so by invest
ing their capital and energies in refineries,
thus meeting the whole wants of their
population. Hence, they are not in po
sition of commanding the island trade, or
Of reaping all that benefit which they
might reap; and it is quite beyond the
power or the good will of island sugar pro
ducers to do aught else than has been done
in selling their products. The sending of
raw sugar direct to Oregon has become
Improbable
The Treaty is not responsible for this
state of affairs. Oregonians may well pom
der the question of how the situation will
be bettered. Supposing the Treaty should
be abrogated, will they get cheaper sugar,
will they sell more to the Islands? We
say, decidedly, no, in both cases; and,
moreover, we say that the chances of bet
terment, whatever may be their present
dissatisfaction, lies in the line of the per
petual continuance of the present Treaty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

ALL our housewives and many of our
citizens are dependent upon employees
who are all paid weekly wages, As the
law at present stands at any moment, no
matter how great the stress Of work may
be, such men can leave their employers.
without so much as saying that they
are going. On the other hand the en-
ployer is at liberty to turn his employee
of at a moments notice Now there is no
doubt that if the workman sees a chance
OF betterlng his prospects he should be
free to go, but he should not be able 10 do
so to the serious loss and Inconvenience
of his employer, without due notice. All
that is needed is an Act providing that
notice should be given according to time
man receives his pay for Thus a work
man on weekly wages should give a weeks
notice, one on fortnight's wages. a fort
nights notice, or the money equivalent.
The system should be reciprocal. and the
employer should in like manner be Obliged
10 give warning to his workman or nav
HIM week or a fortnight in advance
should he wish TO get rid of him at once.
Provisions might be made. that for certain
offences either employer OF employee
would lose the right of warning or com
pensation; the police justice being arbiter
in the matter. Such a system is in force
in nearly every country of Europe. and in
the bulk of European Colonies In coun-
tries where the population is dense, it has
been adopted as protection to the on, f.
ployee. u
An Act to cover -
noticed. will be me points above
of legislati"- M a very acceptable piece
of .ho would not thank the rntToducer
such bill. Surely there Is some legis
lator gallant enough to come forward and
smooth the. path of the fairest and best of
our community.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT, eLAsoo

HAWAIIAN CONSUL)
Undertakes the purchase and shipment of ali kinds Of
Br n and Continental goods and will be glad receive
ORDERS rates either free board at shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship but with duty for buyers
accodnt at Honolulu. Such Orders may be accom-
panied by rcmttanccs, payable in London San Fran
CISCO he win draw at O. days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, otherwise, to suit
the convenience of buyers.
REFERENCES
MESSRS. WM. G.. IRWIN & CO. Honolulu
HON. J. s. WALKER Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK, (Limited), London.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
The following, which we clip from

VIII DC VI IIIltItoI 10 OUT TtdUtTS
"MR. BUNsrER has asked that special comp;,
tee be appointed to draft an address to Her Nosi
Gracious Majesty the Queen, TO beseech Her Ma
iesty to obtain for the Dominion of Canada rom.
merclal reciprocity with the Hawaiian Islands
embracing corresponding advantages to those en,,
bodied in the existing treaty between the United
States Of America and His Majesty the King of tbe
Hawaiian Islands which was entered into in the
year 1873" Mr.. Bunster is member of the Do
mlnlon Parliament for the important coal port and
district of Nanaimo, b. G. ''--''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
The teleerams received about Mel,

The kilograms received about Mclean, who at
tempted TO assassinate Queen Victoria, gave the
impression that he was a man of no standing
More recent and detailed accounts state that his
family is very respectable one. Its late head was
proprietor of Eg, and his son and successor was
concerned with Tom Hood, Jr. in its editorial
management, while the would-be assassin's sisters
have wide social popularity for their grace, ac-
complishments, and amiability, and one in par
ticular used 10 be favorite partner of the Duke
Of Connaught at the military balls at WooIwich.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
TnE experiment of tea c.,I..:.;s...;... -. ),

The experiment of tea c-7Il.ssivvatior hoe .oou
tried in Fiji with ar-,arent snccesg sar,,,,oo :,
I,S nave been forwarded to Sydney to be
- "a by experts. The results are reported 10
Je: No. l, Black Pekoe worth Is 4d in bond No. 2
Black Pekoe worth Is Sd in bond, No. 8 Black
Souchong worth Cd in bond 1t appears that
greater care in the preparation of the leaf for
market, would produce better results Are there
any suitable lands in these islands where there
seems likelihood of cultiyating this plant with
success The subject is worth consideration.
Whatever promises us fresh lines of industry
should be looked into by both private individuals
and the government: at present all our eggs as has
often been said, are in one basket
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

ONE matter, the encouragement of i'm
migration, is already before the House as
a ministerial measure; and we have given
in another article resume of the loan bill
which has been brought forward Another
matter which should have equally great
attention, as far as local concerns are to be
regarded (for the great matter that should
always be kept in mind is the Reciprocity
Treaty., is the improvement of the public
highways; this, of course, includes rail-
roads, harbors and wharves on all the
Islands. The sum asked by the govern
ment, S20S00O, for the roads of the King
dom, for the next biennial period. is by no
means adequate to the wants of the coun-
try Good roads are essential TO the wei
fare of our cultvatms; from the smallest
TO the largest interests engaged IN agTi-.
culture, good roads are the most imDortant
factor to ensure success. OF what good
would the most fertile spot be if it was i'm
possible to move the crop to market
This is almost the case with some of ON
plantations For months. we have beer
told, some of the plantations ON Hawaii
could neither ship freight nor land pro-
visions. We have lately received calcA
lation from Hawaii, estimating the cost of
such improvements for that island. To
put merely the roads and harbors into any
thing like shape, would take S250,000 Our
correspondent said, s'this money would be
spent with advantage TO the whole country
and the public revenues; Hilo district, es-
pecially, needs much outlay in these re-
spects."
From other sources. figures have been
given, and as far as can be gathered. it
will take something over million of dol
lars to make the needed Improvements
throughout the Islands.
For this specific purpose, there would
be as little objection to raising public \
loan as there is for one for immigration.
The improvementsm made in roads and land
ings, if judiciously carried out. would help |
small .~79ers and settlers all through the |
Lei
government /
their roads,
asked tn carry ]