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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

j. W. Graham, Wholesale Druggist, Of Aus
tin, Tex, writes: have been handling DIR.
WIN. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS for the
past year, and have found it one of the most
salable medicines 1 have ever hadin my house
for Coughs, Colds and even Consumption, al
ways giving entire satisfaction. Please send
me one gross by Saturdays steamer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

An English chemist analysed a red
stocking and got out of it twenty-five
grains of tin. We shouldn't think he
got enough to pay him for his trouble;
and yet he couldn't expect to find a gold
mine in one red stocking. A pair OF red
stockings, however. frequently contain
something that u gold mine couIdn'tb buy.
-N07yiStOWn Herald.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02
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THE voLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old who are al
ficted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration o fhealth and manly vigor.
Address as above. N. B.-No risk is incurred,
as thirty days trial is allowed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

According to high legal authority.
a man is twenty-one years of age and
entitled to vote on the day preceding
his t~wenty-tirst birthday, which is really
the first day of his twe~nty-second year:
LoWa State Reqister.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02
Kidney Disease.

Pain, Irritation, Retention, In~continence
Deposits, Gravel, ETC., cured by "Buchu'
paiba." 81. Send for pamphlet to E. S
WELLS, Jersey City, N. J..
TRY the new brand Spring Tobacco.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

THE Frazer Axle Grease received medals
at the Centennial, North Carolina State
Fair, Paris Exposition, American Institute,
New York, and others.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

IT doesn't do to engage in a dispute with a
chemist, for he always has a retort ready
RocIIQnd Courier Gazette.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
For coughs and colds is renowned. Pixies
toothache drops cure in one minute.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

THE compositor who tortured "Old Bay
Line' into told Baby Mine" has been given
q fifty years. furlough.-NoTriStoun Herald.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

LYoN's Heel Stiffeners keep new boots and
shoes straight. By shoe and hardware dealers.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

THE New TOY, by Alfred L. Sewell, Chicago,
delights all children. Send ten cents for one.
Circulars sent free.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02
Wh.t They Said and what he did.

WHEN a fellow takes a freight train what
becomes of the other passengers?-Philade-
phid Item.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

MANY a dry time in business is helped out
by a heavy due.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

THE new comet is evidently of the femi.
nine gender. It keeps close to the sun.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

IT is very proper for a woman who has a
bonnet trimmed with bugles to keep it in q
band-box.-Boston Transcript.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

-Spelling-bee at Carson, New: "Tri-
antular," ''~tirantler," ~''tarantler," stu
rantel," ''trantler," .'turtleanter," ssty.
rantlee."
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

MARKsMEN laugh at their own volley.-
Ddz1IUe Sunbeam.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

We IKE st. Jacobs Oil, and observe,
too, that the Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmour
Endorses the remedy.-BaLtinaore (AM.)
Catholic. MaTor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02
satIsfactorY

~FLATTERY, like sugar plums, is very sweet,
but not remarkably nourishing.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

An extraordinary thing in ladies' bonnets-
an unpowdered face.-Chicago Cheek.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

Hew 1 D PRACTISE, by A.. NJ. Pupin, IS a capital lf...is
guide book for teachers and scholars, and sucf. as
eyrry practical teacher will like to have. Ms lel
fer SO cents.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-02

The reason why / cannot tell
But why doyou dislike me, Letitiaa"
30, because you are rough and rude, and
bearish and obstinate, and generally vexatious
and detestable," | answered with energy.
Tom laughed. His momentary~ softness had
evidently departed. He pushed back from his
brown forehead the wooden Tam o. Shanter
that imprisoned his crisp, curly locks: he
turned an amused glance toward me, and then
Rugged himself and laughed in the absurd,
boisterous manner that was peculiarly his own,
displaying two rows of strong white teeth, the
most perfect, surely, in all the world.
Here, hold the reins, cousin mi e, and /
VIII relieve you of my detestalle company for
a Bit" He fun : himself ou- f the dogcart
as he spoke, and proceeded to walk up the
steep mill. Tom WAS singularly active and
1.-THE; also, he had a noble bearing. A the pres
ent time he was clad in the IN st disgracefully
old and badly-made clothes it was possible to
wear; his short rough coat was ragged and
i'll fitting, the sleeves and collar of his shirt
were frayed at the edges, and yet there was an
air, almost a majes of grace about him that
would have beftted a palalin of romance, and
that was plainly visible despite his garb.. As
he rode on, his big sunburnt hand resting on
the mares shaggy maue, whisti'ng AS he went
for very lightheartedness and joy of life, Icoud
not help wondering why l disliKed Tom so
much and whether, indeed, t. were possible
to reconcile a thorough hatred of our cousins
with a certain curious pleasure in their society.
l wished that l could put my meditations into
words Tor IOm'S dement,. surely there was
such a thing as progression by antagonism.
What a pity, thought ], that women are so
weak at definition and argument.
In the very midst of my metaphysical won
derings, Tom looked carelessly back over his
shoulder, and my eyes met his.
He laughed, he absolutely laughed again, a
contemptuous, mocking laugh that Jared
upon my feelings. With a look of whitening
scorn LEANED back in my seat and devoted my
self altogether t. the contemplation of the
scenery around US. 1t was very lovely; we were
nearing Eddiscombe, a quaint little town en-
powered in trees, overlo king a narrow stretch
of inland sea. The gray roofs shone in the
sun a thousand dancing lights cleaned in the
ripping water; an orchard, full of rosy, bios
soming trees, lay on our right hand; to the
left, undulating green hills and slopes; while
far beyond was the breezy moorland, and on
the horizon some brown sails of fshing-boats
zane skimming along the narrow blue line
that was the open sea.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco, per City Of sydney, May 18th
simonscn. ir. RIsenbcrg wife and child = II Aus
sin Isidor Roscncrantz Hardcastle Mrs W II Castle,
Mrs Rice. L Bailey and wife, Lewis. Col c
Judd and wife, Mr. Castle. Carl Widemaun, Miss
Ida Mott Smith, Ell Johnson, Prof A Znmoch and
wife Rev Houston and wife, Miss Adams, Geo
Murray, NJ l. Haenbeck, l. W Doyle Rev \ \ sturgis
Miss j Fletcher, Edward G Hitchcock. + Ehlers,
Miss Maria Papa, Rev + Rand and daughter, l. Lock
,tradet. on Young Ming, Lai Hong Quai, Henry
smith Miss Matte Taylor, Gertz, NJ McLaue, John
Edgar, Thomas, Fred Merton and wife, VIM Nc.
ChcsnCy and - Chinese.
From san Francisco. per Caibaricn, May lath-Capt
Browuell, Mcssrs Murphy, oNrill, LcBaron ! Hardy
and ]. Neltcr
From Wiudward Ports, per Likclikc May iih-Hon
: Wilder, Hon kaunlmauo and wife, i u Gibson
! Il Atherton, j Giidllan c Along. Miss Along ,Ino
kauhBur. Miss Pahupu Brown f Preston, Con Chcc
W Akana VI kwai, W Il Castle, Miss Lahcla, Il
Toomcy, Blcc, Akui. Cation. DIR L Meckcr, W Won
Gracycmeycr. " Posuc Mrs Alexander Hose
Bishop Of Olba, IL Turt5n and son, Gator, W l. Ka
holokahiki. wife and child.
Tor san Francisco, per Kaskaua, May i1-Mss Z
Pcrstrous, Mr. and Mrs Campbell, Mr. T Robson. Mis-.
Gunderson, Mr. Tarte, Chinese.
rrom san Francisco, per Caibarien, May l5-Capt c
Browuell, Jno Murphy, Po'Ncill. Harley, Net
ter Lcbcrer
For Australia, per City Of sydney May 10 j Lyons
Berwick Mcconnell
For san Francisco per W C. Irwin, May l7-Mr Wei
lesion. Russell, Mrs Morrill, and children Judge
Mr. Wight. Mr. and Mrs kesley, 7 Lsrsen, j Mason,
DobcrEu, Doira, J Monchard, Vi De Costa.
For san Francisco, per W II Meyer, May Isl Deery
Barras, Basa, ID Dc Gambia, wife and child, W Bis
scuECr. Anderson, c Jenkens, a + swift, W Scott
W Pierce, thas Cash, Chinaman
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
LOAN FOR IMMIGRATION.

Among the few really important measures
which have been brought isrwnrd in tho AS
scmbly, during its present session, may he men
toned an Act to authorize a loan of $500 ,oOO
specifically for immigration purposes, the cx
pcnditurc Of which is to be controlled by tho
President Of the Board of Immigration. Al
though the fact that it is the intention that
this money shall bo devoted exclusively to
the introduction Of women and children s not
ayowed in the bill, yet tho word Of the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs has been passed. that
such is tho intention. In view OF the already
existing and still growing disparity Of the
sexes ON these lslan,s, any measure that i'll
tend to greater equalization Of tho same
should he hailed 40 boon, and be dealt with
accordingly. The money thus to he spent is
but an insignificant item, large as it may APP
pear arraycd in figures, to the Importance OF
the object is intended to subservc; and We
trust the Assembly will take into consideration
the moral phase of the question before voting
hastily against it.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
DILAToRINEss OF THE ASSEMBLY

For some mysterious reason, the Legislature
seems disinclined for work, and IL o'clock
daily adjournments have become regular
thing with the House. From present indica-
tons, We can scarcely expect to see realized
the "short session." previously prognostcated
by our contemporary, the PC. Adrotiser. Va
rious reasons are assigned for this manifestly
dilatory disposition, among which are, the
alleged fact that Government have not yet put
their proposed measures into presentable shape,
aud that it is always customary that these
should come first; also, that there is all i'm
mense amount of committee work to be per-
formed upon important measures, which it
would be premature for the House 10 discuss
without. Reports from committees upon many
important subjects have, for some reason, not
been very apparent, been inordnately delayed,
much to the vexation of some members who
clearly evince desire to work 1t is to be
hoped that things will soon be in better form,
and that the disposition towards procrastina-
tion, now apparentlyso prevalent in the As
scmbly, will give place to more healthy
tone
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY.

The resignation of the Ministry, although an
event not in any way unexpected, is one which,
by its inopportune occurrence, has caused an
interruption in the business of the Legislature,
the effects of which are felt throughout the com
munity. 1nasmuch as many important meas
ures are now in process of deliberation before
the Assembly directly connected with the
Government, and moro or less dependent upon
the originators for explanations and elucida-
tions, perhaps vital to their success, the resig-
nation of the Ministry at this particular juno
turc is unfortunate indeed 1t is difficult to
find a cogent reason for the very sudden resig-
nation of the Cabinet, unless it be in the open
hostility shown by certain parties known to be
in search Of Ministerial portfolios themselves,
and carrying with them respectable follow
ing from among the Representatives. Be this
as 1t may, however, it is with no little concern
that the public await the announcement of a
new Cabinet! and in hope that some sound
policy may not be violated by fulflmeni
of the rumors which exist in regard to the APP
pointment of certain gentlemen notorousy un-
fit for office. The announcement will probably
be made to-day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
SATU RDAY PR ESN.
FRAUDULENT SUGARS.
WAY 20. 1852

The mouthpecos Of opposition to the Treaty
give evidence OF discontinue at their failure
to accomplish their desired end. no surer or
stronger than by their publishing and rcpub-
fishing the vcricst tissue Of ialsohoods that
have not the slightest foundation, and in none
Of these has any subject been more dclcctable
to them than the charge Of our fraudulent cx-
portation Of foreign grown rice and sugars as
OF island produce. 1t would have been natu-
ral to suppose that the recent official CORE
spondcnce Of the Chamber Of Commerce. the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and tho L. S. Min
lister resident, would have clcCtually puietcd
these base charges; and yet, in the face Of
! those facts, We are charged with the importa-
tion of these sugars from Java, and exporting
the same IA our products The absurdity of
the charge in no way seems to abash our op-
ponents, nor do the continual dcnals or ar
ticles in defense have any effect We, there
| fore, feel compelled to assume as a humilia-
ting truth the fact of their utter ignorance of
the question they have assumed to deal with,
the relative geographical position of these
Islands with the East Indies. or the course of
trade with the East Indies or these Islands
| Ii is frequently asserted that our opponents do
not wish for, or seek the TRUTH and that false
hood serves their purpose better. We would
like to be moru charitable than to believe this,
though we must acknowledge that appearances
are very much against them. In the hope,
therefore, that the mouthpeccs aforesaid will
accept facts when they are presented we beg
| to inform them that no vessel has ever left any
| port in tho East Indies for the Hawaiian
! Islands, neither has there ever been an arrival
from Maurtius or Manila certainly not in the
past ten years. The maritime registers of the
world will bear Us out in this statement, and
furthermore will furnish our vlifiors with an
opportunity to note the movements of every
ship in existence, so that when VIC have at
tained TO that proficiency in smuggling they
give us credit for under .he very eyes of Ha-
waiian and American officials here and tho
Custom House authorities of San Francisco,
they can learn of departures for, aud watch for
time of arrivals at this port; but until then we
wish them to accept these facts we present.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco. Per W II Meyer May ia W
Pierce 4 Co, pkg nails, 10 bales duck McChcsney "
Citizens. 10 gruC; & / Wells, musical instms + u
Hall & SON hdware; Holster 4 Co, bx glassware;
Phillips Co, - pkg furniture; Mott, 2O9 pkg gro,
M1iPeny, ly9 II ISf r PTGysiSns on D@itGg6amp @ , p 4 Co. Us
/ sewing machine.
From San Francisco, per Eureka May 13-E p Adams
Il pkg rubber goods; G Wells 2pianos; McInerny,
West 10 pkg wagon material; Hollister Co. l3 pkg
tobacco, Hall i Son, . books, underwear; G
Engling Co lS pkg itonware; schacfcr Il Co IS pkg
Co. 10 * feed j Walker 4 G. shoes A W Richard.
son & Co, shirts; I Waerhouse 200 * feed, and
asstd mdse to Chinese firms.
From san Francisco, per City OF sydney May 10Th
Hackfeld & Co, u pkg goods pkg mdse; His Males
~, t. cs cottons Order a pkg groc; Thrum, pkg
stationery Whitney & Robertson, 3 pkg stationery;
Oat j., pkg stationery; Ehlers & Co, pkg goods
7 waterhonse, IS cs goods; Fishol, cs hats; j
Williams Il Co, frames; = McInerny 5 cs candy;
Dillingham; s. Co Il pkg glassware, hdware, etc; ii
6 SIX; simonsen, u cs furniture W Irwin. cs
clothing cs butter Hollister { Co, - pkg drugs;
stein cs carriage material; II Losge, c. trimmings
u Rose, cs egg food, pkg carriage goods; Hyman
May. G butter; II Judd, 1 os mdse; Hofschlaecci
Co, II cs cotons; pkg to sundry parties and 46C
pkgs to sundry firms.
Robinson $50 pkg groc and hdware. - pkg doors etc
Wilder 4 Co, G. glass; Agnew, cs mdse; Order
z N bricks; + Higgins vehicles; NJ McIneIny, c.
4 Co, 20 6 corn; Toler 3 pkg mdse; Hymau
Bros o. cs boots and shoes IS pkg mdse, 20 candles
70 bales hay Walker, 46 pkg groc; Castle Cooke
pkg hdwaTc, II 6 mdse May Co, $40 sks flour 80:
Pkss groc and feed I watefhouse 25l pkg groc and
l2 pkg mdse, - pkg bid msteriel; Mcintyre Bros 20.
pkg sIoc and feed; Mclean Bros, - pkg mdse; VIM A
~ ~ 6 bread; Order cows calves, icl hogs horse
IL sks wheat; MeChesnty a Citizens, ifT pkg gro,
and feed and mdse for sundry parties
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20
The Native Press.
1From The RuoL,oa.l

Now rs IHE TIME.-There never was so favorable
an opportunity as is now offered for the Hawaiian
people TO exert themselves on their behalf for
the life of the race. Now is the time to work, If
the people have any wish for their own preserva-
tion; and tho help il at hand. The spokesmen of
the nation are here assembled, and among them
are some earnest workers for good legislation and
good measures. The majority Of the natives are
aroused ON the subject of intoxicating drink, and
declare themselves in favor of utterly prohibiting
this root Of national death. On the incoming
steamer of Monday, will arrive Messrs. johnson
and Hallenbeck, the energetic workers on the side
of life, who going to labor amongst u.s. And
all, is the great loving hand OF tho Lord of
life. This is the auspicious time. But all these
aids will be useless, unless the people will exert
themselves on their own behalf. What sayest thou
O, Hawaii You are offered, on the one hand,
blessings, ON the other, disaster and ruin; here Is
life, there IL death. It'll for you to choose Choose
then life for yourself and your seed after you
ABOUT GAMnLMG.-At the present time, IA wo
have been informsd-and in fact we have had the
evidence of eyes, and nobody can deny
the eassertion--ganbling Is being carried on enten,
siyely PlayinR cards Tor matches ~ tie prlhe,pal
and prevalent kind Of gaming IN certain localities
in this city. II IL done openly and IN public, and
yet the law is not put in force on these offenders
The arm of tho law itself IN not shortened that II
cannot reach such cases, but 1t would very clearly
appear that the arms OF some Of the government
officials are decidedly short. There are govern
Inent officers who know of these doings, but they
do not execute tho law in their hands.
II may be szid, that the law does not apply IN
these cases because lucifer matches are thc stakes
aud not money and that IL is only when money is
staked that tho Law OF gaming applies. This is
not so. In the gambling parties which We have
witnessed, money and matches both were stiked.
Ostensibly the play was for matches, but money
was stakod. Matches were first bet aud tlon this
one who got good hand put up money, and after
that nobody looked at the matches, Perhaps II
may be said, that this IL mere conjecture; but We
declare that We state the actual truth. This IL
something that ought to be attended 10.
I'm Two NATIoSAIITIEs. In this year loo, the
light was brought TO this country BY teachers from
foreign Land. From that time up ~ this present,
sixty years aud moro, the Foreigners have labored
that good has been brought about by their working
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-20

itrsl b, .He Oceanic steamship Company aud will be
Hr ploHvef vessel in that lime tc Honolulu The tom
}H- passenger. aud % s confidently expected that ths
lus VIII Do iu running order in june second YES
iaa
rho ALASKA ofths Cu.au Ine made %, run between
minute. actual tuic aad she aivyd at Scw York from
I.tupaol on Apr itth. having mhdr thr run from
ntrs averaging pi stiuo knot. per day. or 10 5-ico
knut per bour ro give idea " her actual work per
tTo.. second s,i. third aG. foarth az 9th. 90
s.zih. .n, lud seventh. io t'I
Later rh5 steamer Alaska, Of the Guiou Line has
performed ths frip irom N,v York 10 Queenstown in
iaf uurr sdsntcl tlms on days 81 hours AND 20 min
The PMS ; COS new steamer SAN Jose was success.
tu'H launched 90 9.i1 saturday morning April slth at
tar.'rr 70 lcr sister ships. the san Juan aud san
Eas VIII hr launched juno lst aud July i't respective
rbr Hrt stra!shalry expected at thi. port from
$ ~ .aitd from hunekons Arri' 18th for san Fran.
ugrNss city ot sydu,y >,abur,, arrived from
>au traugs'o lasi Monday p M days aud = hout-
rhr Morning sar 8. at sorsu.ons wharf a,ting for
another erui., to Micronesia.
The Am ns Turuc.. Abbey has discharged her cargo,
aud vii. probably saiI to-day for Ionekohs, china.
The Ann bk,ur Eurcsa is at the Espanadc opposite
hr custom llou-s loading ior San fmncisco to s1 u
/ rn. Am bk Cnhar.sq i..at the foot Of Fort street
/ tAu.Ison, sailing early next week.
The Emerald al the foot Of Fort street ' dscharrIns
. lumber.
/ ra, Am nk California t.a,mc rootofss Lkclk..
. dock dls,hargiuE coal
The Bri, ship Fiona is at + VI : dock loaded with
sugar or san Francisco for which port she will rroba
ty sail to-day taking this largest cargo Of sugar
SAINT from tins port.
The h, Priscilla lctt Now Castle March aoth Tor thi,
port She afterwards put into sydney leaking badly
We learn that her cargo was being transferred oauuthc
/ vessel, Tor this port
. The lbs John Brewer ha. been launched, and is &,
lead ui New York for Shaughac.
u rumorrd that thc Astcrold of the Royal MCrscy
. Yacht tIuh. Is 60 visit our port shortly.
FROM our san Francisco correspondent We regret tc
learn that Capt Hckmu,t had TO forcgo his Arctic
NUyu-c this SIMMER through W health, and Is stiliuudci
medical treatment az OAKLAND.
Capt u Il Fraser recently reported 10y contcmpor
ary w. TO- take command NJ whnlc for the Arctic l.
comfortably located at Santa Rosa, and says his man
ropes are shipped Tor all his island friends
Tho friends ui Capt J Hamilton aud family will bt
pleased o learn Of his having disposed o his property
Ia the East and has moved California with the view
settling. They reached san Francisco the 9th inst
and would visit different parts OF the state before locat
I'M.