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PUBLIC SPIRIT AND OUR THEATRE.

1t seems to us that the community is lack
ing in very important element. We are not
hard workers; on the contrary, we are easy
going. We submit to nearly everything az
easily M fatalists resign themselves to the
inevitable. When we do work, we do not
work together. Here all effort is like an i'm
pulse.
Public spirit is the handspring of national
life; it is nowhere more necessary than in an
sequently nowhere so evident. Public spirit
aud u judicions policy, without which it can
not exist, would have retained The patronage
of the whaling fleet, even against the odds
which San Francisco offers. 1t would have
regulated the sanatary condition of tho city in
season to avoid, in great measure, tre pesti-
lences that have visited us 80 grievously; it
would have utilized the plans long years ago
and made lines of street practicable and
profitable to patrons and proprietors. 1t wond
discountenance the tendency exorbitant prices
that might prevail in any department of bust
ness. 1t would have anticipated the mannu-
vers of Moreno aud prevented the disgraceful
SIlsobo 'hNt i'i HSWeHt uiieu ulsiutclcettu
spectators with laughter or disgust and il
would have enlightened the world upon sub
ject that has been SO vilely misrepresented by
the S. +. Ch,onics4 and kindred journals that
we fear it is now too late to disabuse the pub
lie mind Of the horror that possesses it.
Situated as We arc in n'id-oeean, beyond tho
reach OF the telegraphic whisper which, while
it "puls girds round the earth in forty
minutes" has lett us out in the cold, We must
depend almost entirely upon ourselves for
those diversions so necessary to health and
happiness. Reading clubs. moonlight nights at
the beach, boating, riding, driving, lawn-tennis
and cricket. aud the Athletic Association, are
all well enough. bn. they are hot all sufficient.
There must be u ressst to which the public
public, is admitted; house Of entertain
meut worthy of the name, whose success shall
not be endangersd by = misnomer; theatre
that shall not DO called = music hall'-why
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q q m M u re- CfAL.


HpNOLHLN. RAHrH uh. tt3
nasieesa for The week has continued in ths soms
apr, uHeyrntfa ststs noted In last With
iy foreign suiya to relieve the mono'ony, etsopung
hs few vhsi.p iiing IN aud on
The Eaiatsua completed hrt loadng snd sailed lsst
rstntday fot hnn Ff6ntneo WIN cargo pfintpsly n
domestic produce valus,l NJ tbt.ntfo 1hs Ceibsflcn
has no,tly hni,hsd r,ctiyiuf ffcght IN same port
expecting 10 ssii probably day ot Monday Tho VIM
Irwin has also b'rth at tha Esplansdo md
Il taking IN ,sfga ~ fatt ~ " autyet Tho e II
bshop having oamprtrd discbafging her ostgo from
nfomtn h,s commenced iosdlng Tor New yotb ia ba
foitoN,d by The Amy Tntntf
ffdu Kahului ~ learn NJ hr loading and sailing ~
ths connoo for San Francisco. 10 ba followed by Tho
rorbs q Thompson, which will have 10 tons Anpsf nm
board by to-day. Recent sdvieos from there speak In
glowing terms ~ The facilities af handling freight aud
loading thett packets
ny the Likolike On SUNDAY ast ws received from
kohala tho frt shipments ~ HnRafs oyer the Hbvat
tan Railroad from the Star Unlon md nlnds' Ntrs
and .rr placed In the market Al ~ freight ssd
be very advantageous 10 the producers aud iitaiy 10
secure to te fAfond and steamer the entire businss,
Of That portion ~ tho disuici
Tho paragraph In our Hawaii notes ~ last week n
porting the sso bf the KahnH uanch ~ Hrssrr Allen 4
hiaehpnin to Nj Jas Woods for srgOo needs coffco
tion aa to Tho price named, which hu Informed
would have been low dgnte for tho stock alone. Tho
Ranch pfopef together with several thrts undof oasc
embrace some b.gU hotes. which With the stoek ai
cattle, horses SC have been dtsposed ~ IN private
tsths but nhderatood to be hdvauIsgrous 10 tho pu
rhassf. especially with tho ptospcota ~ fapldIy
enhancing values In thi. particular Hne Of gazing
interests
We have In preparation our usual Animal Review Ia
1pponr nest week with the Custom House Tables 70
Gently completed for is's by cot W v Alien and hi.
stan This We hoped TO have pfcsont,d this week, in
Ihtteof md ourselves deferred
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11
THE POT CALLING THE KETTLE
BLACK.

at is an old game" says the San Fran
cisco Gtronict Of Feb. 10th, this Of attempt
ing to deceive the people by corruptng the
newspaper correspondents at Washington. 1t
only succeeds in rare instances, for most of
the gentlemen representing large papers at
tie capital are perfectly Trustworthy and
unapproachable. 1t is a safe proposition to
make that correspondent who takes up the
cudgels for the sugar monopoly, or any other
iniquity having large lobby at work in
Washington, does not belong to tile latter
class"
1t is an old game and one that has been
boldly played in the Chronicle Office ever
since that Journal ceased to be gratuious
advertising sheet. And how trne it 10 that it
only succeeds in rare instances. If the Ciron-
icie carries the point, to which end it is now
moving heaven and earth it will be one Of the
rare instances above referred to.
So it seems that "DioSt of the gentlemen
representing large papers at the capital are
perfectly trustworthy and unapproachable.
We we're not aware that gentlemen represent
ing large papers in any country under tho sun
were otherwise; but the Chronicles standard
varies according to circumstances and we
would not for worlds, seek to disabuse their
minds of the fact that there are gentlemen rep
resenting large papers and that they are,
many of them," perfectly trustworthy and
unapproachabc notwithstanding.
When the Chronici- sends abroad repre-
sentativcs who are untrustworihy aud ap-
proachable, it merely proves that they either
exhaust their collection Of gentlemen in the
representative at the capital or they consider
the capital has the exclusive rights to that
class Of representative.
1t may be that there is kind Of gentleman
peculiar to the Chr0nicie Office, one approach
able under certain circumstances, and trust
worthy or un.rustworthy according TO the
requirements of the case. 1t may bc that the
Chronicle considers the gentleman representa-
tive luxury to which large papers alone are
entitled and has therefore not presumed TO
indulge in them; or il is only that hereafter a
gentleman representative shall be known by
his persistent assaults upon the reciprocity
treaty, inasmuch as the Chronicle has stated
that cit is a safe proposition to make that the
CORES pondent who takes up the cudgels Tor
% the sugar monopoly does not
belong 10 the latter class" i. e..
"gen,leman representative"
The Chronicle in its persistent misrepre-
sentations has proved itself utterly untrust-
worthy the method Of it's scandalons assaults
upon the treaty and, through the treaty. upon
all tho interests of this Kingdom. in which
assaults il is backed by Eastern iefners, csn-
fess il approsohable. II has betrayed itself
again aud again aud yet again, but perhaps
never before so ingenuously; it is HE heing
and uablushipg type of apaper not large
enough, nor liberal enough to employ one Of
those phenomena, known in the Chronicle Office
as gentleman representatives., who are, " most
OF them. trustworthy and unapproachable."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Ida schnaucr is still In the hands Of the ship
carpenters, at Sorenson's wharf.
The Am bk Caibaricn Is at Allen Robipsons 5 wharf
where -he has been loading for San Francisco, for
which port she win sail oday
The bgln, Irwin I. ot the Esplanude loading for
San Francisco. 10 tail probably on Monday ncxt.
The Am bk Henry Buck is al the Esplanade dseharg.
ing lumber for the Marine Railway.
The Ger hk @ Bishop Is at the Esplansde loading
sugar for New York, direct.
The Am hi Revere Is at the + NJ Cos dock dis
charging cargo OF coal.
The following vessels are still at nurhor In tho
stream awaiting the arrival of sugars from the other
Islands, viz, Sadie Caller Amy Turner, Anna, A
Faikinburg and W IA Meyer The last two Will proha-
Francisco.
Tho z y Zealand'a will be due from the Colonies
en- route I" San Francisco, on Monday next,
Messrs Allen & Robinson are putting up large ware
house, back OF ,hcit Office, on Charlton wharf
The Am bk Ferris : Thompson arrived at Kshulgi on
the Ati Feb, from Sanaimo, with cargo OF coal
The Consuslo sailed from kahuui on the sh instant
for San FrnGcisco.
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A SONG IN ANOTHER KEY.

There IL something wrong. something radi-
ealIy wrong, IN the Chtonfoh offee, and the
portsniions muttsfinqs aud tnmbiings ihs,
reach un from niaf threaten the breaking out
of a storm In another quarter. Tho Ghroofi,'s
itching palm needs gfeasing; tho machinery
must be- fabricated for the ipufral il getting
warm. the c1cbcquer is evidently "down to
cases." for all goes "mefry nsa marriage
jsll when the cliukHg sound Of tho dollar il
beard in the sBuctum. II has sdnred on i,s
pets, the Eastern sugar reGnefs. II iutimates
that its affections arc becoming esttsuged
Perhaps they have shown themselves migrate
fuI aud refused to contribute to the good work
an literally as tho ChrOntcis would wish
Something ia wrong, at any rate, for the sdi-
TOT IN one VI his recent editorial says: "We
do not nov and never did think the Eastern
refiucrs a whit better or lcss selfish than tue
Pacific coast monopoly. They arc corporations
who aim TO do tho best for then Stockholders,
aud have az little Fegnrd for the rights pf tile
people "a the railroad corporations" Til. ia
IA metco to the Eastern rcfhers. Unless
their donation 10 the anti treaty fund lie forth
| coming, the Chr0nieh will upbottlc tho yiaIn
Of It's wrath aud delngc them with mud. ~
this case it ia not improbable that ii will whip
around aud laud the treaty, the Hawaiian
planters and our alleged staue ,ysie0, to ,hs
ekies; but we earnestly hope this is not IN
store lot us It's breath blasts every object
upon which 1t falls. Its praisc ia censure aud
! its censure praise. We trust that VIC may be
allowed to pursue the even tenor Of our way
without friendly push backward from the
/ San Francisco Cjsu,,icis.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

HONOLULU, Feb. 2sth. 1852.
TO Me Trustees Of Ms QassM's MaspitaL.

HoSoLULU, Feb. 2Sth, 1882
To The Trustees Of the Q~ei''s Hospitoi;
GEsTLraEs IL have the honor to submit the
following report for the quarter ending February
18th. 1852. The total number OF patients at pre-
sent III the Hospital is 10, viz. i6 Hawaians. 81
males, 20 females, and IL foreigners, I: paying
patients.
The number Of admissions during the quarter
was 81, viz "a Havaians, - males II females and
6o foreigners. Discharged during the quarter lu2.
VIZ. u Hawaians, "a males, females and Cs for
eigners. Deaths during the quarter II, all for
eieners. The causes OF death were as follows; {;
fever 2 consumption 2 disease of the heart 2, dis
ease Of bladder l, disease of liver l, gangrene /,
paralysis l, cancer OF stomach 1.
Highest number of indoor patients was 81 low
est 60, daily average rs. Number of prescriptions
1851. The nulnber OF patients treated IN the
Hospital during the quarter WAS as follows De
csmbss 1881, no; January 1852, los; February
1882, i0l.
Calls at the dispensary ass. New names entered
IN dispensary books %.
Respectfully submitted,
RosEi.r MckIBBiS, n. ID.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

W. hasten to acknowledge an error made
by us in our issue Of Las. Saturday in stating
that bill introduced by the Hon A. s. Ceg-
horn at the last session Of the Legislature
prohibiting tho sale Of liquor to Chinese,
was finally pa,.ed in tie House. We also
lastcn TO thank tho Goz.He for tie very frauk
way il has taken to remind it's readers Of the
Press error in the matter, aud the re1.y nece,-
Sry inferences it has drawn, an to the care
lessness Of our observation Of events. But we
would much prefer 10 acknowledge our own
errors, rather than laying them to the charge
Of innocent compositors, as has too often been
the practice of certain other Journalistic Of the
place, where there was prima iacia evidence
that llc mistake had originated in the sane
tum, and not at til. case.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

li1nor by Chinese, that there arc British sub
jaots among them. n such an objection could
bold good, 1t might also he raissd as to the
pfobibitivo measures now affecting the natives,
as Their. ar here a few of Hawaiian birth Who
hold Britsl papers u naturalization. In tbi,
matter it puId only be squestion of fbumbsrs,
md thpse mong tie Chinese who bold such
naturalization papers, would bear but an
Insignificant ratio to total of The Chinese
pnpulsl of these Islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

THE missing boats-erew of the steam m-vhaler
North Star Of which mention was made last week
has been heard of. They fastened on to a whale
and succeeded in killing 1t, but darkness coming
ON and the vessel not being in sight, they made
for Molokai. and effected a landing ON the gina-
ward side, bnt stove the boat IN doing SO. They
after wandering about, three of them reached Mr..
H. w. Meyers place. party went back for the
three others but up TO the latest advces they had
not been found. II the rnsn have not fallen in
with the natives or others they may have had to
undergo great suffering before being rescued,
owing to the barrensss OF the part Of Molokai
where they landed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11
Wailuku Correspondence.

EpIToR PREss: The King arrived early on
Tuesday morning and received hearty welcome
from natives and foreigners The people of Wal
kapu and wailuku each gave His Majesty two re-
ceptions last week The grand invitation ball
came off on Friday night The decorations, music
and Refreshments left nothing to be desired. The
ladies deserve credit for the active part they took.
The King and others addressed the people on We'd
nesday night The band was kept busy during its
stay here and IL is missed very much since its de-
parture. The street decorations are still up bat
thing is quiet, although the King is with
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Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from roreign
ports.


brit bk Lady Lampson Marston, San Francisco, due
March Hpl5, g Brewer ~ Co, Agents.
Am sch Rorario Swift, San Francisco for Kahuui, due
March 18th. Z.
Ger bk Atalana Mohrmann, Liverpool due March $40,
j I Waterhouse Agent
due March iO-i5. q W MacIariane & Co, Agents
Am bk Edward May johnson, Liverpool, due May %
30, q W MaCiarlane a. Co, ,gcBtH
Am bk Furncss Abbey, Guest Boston, due May t.,
Brewer & Co, AGENTS.
Br bk Lizzie BELL, Moignatd, Liverpool, April l.
d, II DSscs Agent
Ger bk Stella CONNER, New York, due April $500
Castle ~ Cooke, Agents.
Bits Ccylon, ----- Yokohama, due March rs.
Dayies a Co, Agents.
Ger blk Paradox, -----, Bremen, due -, II Hackfed
Go, Agents
Am teh Leo, harrington, South Sea Islands, due,
Lainc & Co. Agents.
Am bktne Ella, Brownel San Francisco due March g.
~, Brewer a Co. Agents
Am bgtne j ID Sprsckels, friss, San Francisco due
" Macfarlane ~ Co, Agents
Am ,tern Eva. Paul Eureka, due, Levers & Cooke,
Agents
Brit pS taiona, Rhodes. New Castle, loading Jan
q w Mucfalsnc b Co. Agents.
Am tern w l. Becbce, Erschen, Port Gamble due
March $500 Hackted n Co, Agents
Am blk Buenn Vista, Calhoun, Port Gamble. due March
.D.a5, Hackfeld Il Co, Agents.
Am bktn. Amelia Newhaii, Port Blakcly due April
lUl5. Allen & Robiuson, Agents.
Am bk ID Murray, Ravens, San Francisco, due March
l52O, schaefer X Co, Agents
NJ Elisabeth, -, due in all this month.
PM ) Zeaisnda. Chevaier, sydney, due March l8
Hackfeld u Co, Agents.
NJ s 4 ity OF New York, Cobb, San Francisco due
March 10. Hackfcd Il Co. Agents.
Brit bk Escort, ----- from New Castle W, loading
Jan s5th for Mahukona, II X X Co Agents.
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Legitimate Fruits Of the License System.

The Pail Mall Gassite says last year out of some
10000 persons apprehended for drunkenness in
London, nearly l4,00O were women.
There are in England and Wales 10000 women
who classed : habitual drnnkards. The num-
Der of men In the same category is 21,s7S.
Can there be doubt that with prohibition laIr,
the above irightfu state Of facts would be avoided
What the best interests of this Kingdom requires
Is, not an enlarged license system, but whole
souled prohibition of the importation, manufac-
tare or sale Of all intoxieants, as beverage. Is
not this the only safe ground for all honest we'll
wishes of this nation To stand upony
HAwAu's FRnND.
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'elographsd

ti--6 4. n. Am bktne Ella, Browhcll, from San
Sailed.
MAJ. t-fhw bk kalaknnA Digs. for San FfHnciscn
Am wh bk Mabel Kelly. for Afctic
stn Wnimanso. for Waimhnalo
rch koknuHUhi, for IiGnaoi
Sch tatctinn for lIanaici
tCh kaulkesonli, for Huuokns
Sch Lcah for IIouOpu
s-Sch usn Sigel, for WHialua
sch Marion, from kukuhnrlc
Stm Lebaa, for Maui aud MOukni
stm II Bishup, for Kauai
stm Jas Mnkee, for Kauai
1-Stm Likcitkc, for Mindwnrd Ports
stn Kiaucn Hon. for kHhulni
schr Nottie Merrill. for bHhainn
Sch Mnnuokrwai, for Hnnamaulu
Sch IIalcakaa, Tor Fepeckeo
3 Sch Wailclc, for Maltko
Am VIII blk Mary susan, Barker, for Arctic
o-stnf iwhlati Tor Manlaca konH and kau
Sch IIaunhnl, for Hawaii
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poRT or HONOLULU.

Arriv"d.
Mnr. Am VIII bi Xsry srSan, barker from Ke..
lakeENs ~ Ctuise
b-hm VIII bk bounding Biuw Jofncghn, from
Cruise aud Bcaat okua
Nlm Likriikc, from Windwnfd Ports
stn ktlndcp Hon, from kahHin
S-sch Manuukawni, from UsnHMaun
Stni iwhlnni, for KUnn. Rau aud Mnnisaa
sam bk Henry luck, 20 days fm IT 4, wn-cnd
Am bk Hyerr, Mcintyre, 20 dya I'm NnnRimo
p-schf Waoli for ThHHhau
sim iahus from Hawaii and Mookai
ntm Mptulii. from EooHu
stn Waimsnhlo, from Whin,snalo
II stm q II bishop. from Kauai
-
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puD SATURDAY. rHIss
Published Tor ths H.tttptT Pnrss hsrasIrfnr W
ROBERT umEVE = 90,
Book job aud uoputai Printer,
Honolulu n

Notices ofsny vents ~ interest uaasphnE On the
ofhet Islands will siWHt. be thankfully fscetvod tor
phhtfati"n Correspondents hte requested 70 sPpond
Their unH hames 10 Ill communication not for pubit
cation htfssfahly. but A. guanntse that ibe Ndist
l. attlHp ~ pdad fAttt
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Vessels in Port.

Am tern sadie Y Caller, Larsen
Am bktnc j \ FalkinbuTg. Forbes
Ger bk Z II Bishop. Walters
Ain schr Ida SChnauer, -
Am bgtnc W q Irwin, Turner
Am bgtnc W II Meyer, Howe
Am ok Amy Turner, Newell
Am bk tabnficn, Hubbard
Am sch Anna, MtCulloch
Am b;tno Morning Star, Bray
Am bk Revere, Mcintyre
Am bk Henry Buck, Davis
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11
IMPORTS.

From Port Townsend, per Henry Buck March sih--
haekied Co ss V,9 II lnmbsr, spars 6oo pekets.
From Nanaimo, pee Revere, March s-l,i5s tons coal
tO Allen 4 Robinson.
Fora cruise, per Mable, March Sign Value sss
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DIED.

LANE-At Makao, koolauloa, oshn, March 5th 1852,
of sio fewer oeeasonsd by fall from his horse some
three weeks ago, NilIiAs cAnkr Lane second son of
Nj. w, q Lane, aged "a sssrs, months aud days.
ARNirAGE-At Honokaa, Hawaii, March Let. lsss
OF typhoid fever. Mr. JAMS W. ARsirAsK a native OF
New Zealand a;ed ~ years, The deceased had resided
these Islands thr past yeAfs aud WAS uniyer
sally respected by all Who knew him.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per ronare March sd-3s3 6,o lbs
sugar, io,ivs gls molasses, u bnehs bananas. Dom.
Value sse,seiS; fgu. Vame ssss.Io
fos San Frsneisso. pei kaskaus, March s-7.s,.ss
lhs sugsr isduo lbs lice, ~. bnchs banauas, Value
Dom. Sh!,si5ya, Value Fen. Sis0.1
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PASSENGERS.

For SAu Francisco, per ponare. March 3-u Kruger
fs@oo, Sss kider. 3 Sullivan, foer.
for san Francisco, per Lslskana. March iih--Mrs
Anderson ande ehildren Blake, Vim Meyers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

IT has been objected to tho remarks made
in our last issue. advocating the adoption Of
measures prohibiting the purchase and use Of
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11
wh.ler. expected at Honolulu in all March.


Am VIII hk Abram Barker Smith, from and Cruise,
Am VIII bk Sea Ereegc, Mckenna. from aud Cruise,
Am wa biz Arnolda, Jones. fron New Bedford and
Cruise,
Am WI, bK GaGellc, Ludlow. from New Bedford aud
Cruise,
Am VIII ok Louisa Manter, from New Bedford and
Cruise
Am steam VIII Lucrcta, ----, from New Bedford aud
Cruise,
Am steam VIII North Star, Owens. from New Bedford
and Cruise,
Am VIII bk Ohio, -, from New Bedford and Cruise,
Am VIII hk stamboul, Keenan,, from New Bedford and
Cruisc
Am VIII bk Young Phenix Mitchell. from New Bedford
and Cruise,
And tho following whaiers may touch here, vizi
Eliza, Europa, Hunter, Josephine, Sappho Sea Ranger
and a Howiand.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

The ksqaIsf Payer Ns-tiaT ~ ts y q. =. viii b
HKLD KyEfY SUNDAY gyEStsg at the Esstff -
Port suest charsh az ee'riess soHm.neiBg 't sfts.
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MUSIC 7

~ r. CHARLES AfSSlEB. PUPIL Of D0.
W Hans Won Bniow viii be glad to play cisssscai
insie at evening parties on moderate terms. Lesssns
fyen la ifagotorte playing SitD per -ssou. " within
al niie ~ the Poet Ofce, yond that sstv Coma
nunicatiaas lrft al WELLS Music store viii be
PROMPTLY attended "a
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
NOTICE.

Honoapo. ksa, Hawaii as PFevision Merchant.
and General Commission Agent and Dealer in Dry
Gools, Hardware 1e.. speeiiay solicit share %
pablle Palsonagr. L.e-sml D. U. a MAkQlEk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

TfIryHos,o communication is now completed
With Heeia aud waiaholo.
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WANTED.

nY A JAPANEsE-A SITUATION
- - M la . fs.,lswsht ~ pii'sf family infan.
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Engine For Sale.

I NEW 2O-HORSE POWER EN-
IGINE, In perfect order. For sac BY
% n 4. BREWER 4 CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-05-06

Mr.. c. B. Porter, Druggist, Towanda, Pa.
For seve raj years | have been troubled with
Catarrh; have tried many remedies without
much relief Ely's Cream Balm has proved
to be the article desired, having wonderful
results in my case. I believe it to be the
only cure. L. b. CoBuRN, Towanda, Pa.
May IA, 1879.
cheerfully add my testimony to the value
of Ely's Cream Balm specific in the case
of my sister, who has been seriously debii-
tated with Catarrh for the past eight years,
having tried Intellectually other remedies and
several specially doctors in Boston. She i'm
proved at once under this discovery, and has
gained her health and hearing, which had
been considered incurabe. ROBERT W.
MERRILL. Secretary of the Phoenix Manufac-
turing CO., Grand Rapids, Mich. Price so
cents. may2eod&w2w