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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-09

matters pertaining to The govern
ment of the country.
sit is not these men who rule
the country, but the lobby. Our
Legislators and public officials are
IN Office only temporarily. The
lobby arc there for life. They
know all about the bills before
Congress. They practically do
the work. They swarm at the
Capitol in prepondcrating nuiu-
bers, and they stay there while
Senators and Congressman come
and 90, and to them our legislation
is due. This is the great evil OF
the day at Washington. First and
last the lobby rules all-President,
Senators, Congressinen.
"There must be a remedy, and
it is 10 be found not in the hauds
of any statesman, but in retnrn
to the wise and conservative WAYS
Of the constitution. For some
years there has been disposition
to give power to Congress which
is hurtful to the people and iniur'-
Gus to the morals Of the legisla-
tors, which corrupts officials and
tends to make the lobby supreme.
Our government has sought 80
show its conservatism by its Wis.
distributions Of political pow
leaving to the control Of the local
authorities all questions which
directly affect them as communi-
ties. 1t was the design Of the
men who framed the Constitution
to keep political affairs under the
guidance of those who have the
deepest interest in their success
! ful conduct. The constitution. in
all ITS provisions, sought to keep
political power from conccntrat-
ing at one point and IN honest
construction Of It's language and
spirit would correct the abuses
which have grown to such threat
ening proportions in the last
twenty years"
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BOAT ASD RET E0sg,.

A NEW FISHING BOAT. PAINTED
n white on outside and brown color in
side, with no marks or number upon her. has
been missing since Thursday. June lSt. She
was run by Chris Reinland, Jensen LARSEN
boat puilcr, The net was 80 meSheS. Bar
bOur No. 12. cotton lines laid left-handed
Galvanized iron bu0yS marked IS. u. 4. &
Co." Following is the particular deScriptlnn
Of the boat Length over all. - feet inches ::
keel. oak. q feet inches long beam. feet
inches thwartS al fir. IL inches thick !:
oak kneed, oak timbeTS. oak guRwale, spiked
inSide-timberS; centcr-b board. feet long !:
spruce planking, and deck. 4 liberal re-
ward will be paid for any authentic infGrma-
ton IN regard 10 the men, boat or net by
the undersigned. 5. ID. ADAfR {. co.
fpSjiw
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DY F. NJ. PETERSON. ON A SPIT Ia
ID Gray'S HarbOr, May 20. 1882. the follow.
ing-described net in two pieces the two
measuring about 100 fathomS. - meShes
deep. l2-ply thread no marks or brands.
There was one sea lion and some fish in the
net when found. but it doesn't appear 70 be
much damaged. The owner Of said net can
have the same by proving property ana BAY
ing charges
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Net Lost.

June 18th, in middle channel, about 60
fathOms of 45-mesh net, 12 ply Barbour
twine; leads marked j. 4. d. t5 Co.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning same TO Devlin's cannery. OF
giving information that will lead 10 lis
FRANK VlANELLO.
ie7-1W
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$1,000 Reward. I

fs,IIE WEB OF MY NETS is OF BAR
4 bOur's No. 10, 12-ply Twine, sh-inch
mesh, 4j meshes deep; cork line sal
vaged with No. 36 cotton twine and
lead line with No. 80 cOrks marked j.
Hume. l will pay q REWARD OF ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS to any person furnish
ing information leading to the arrest and
stealing any nets belonging to the under
signed during the fishing season Of 1882.
JOSEPH HUME,
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O.NTIIE 30 Of JUNE. ABOUT .o0 FAITH
- giIS Soutch 80 ir l2-ply. Jo-lucSh
coik> narkrd J. Z .. &C.. .fid \. Y. The
iiuatr WIZ. hc >u.ratlE rewarded iy deliver
ing ur giving Information ui the same at
PACIFIC CEiOE PACKING 10. : Office.
Upper Astoria. ,Iu5 is,
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an THE EVENING OF JUNE 5Tu. =
~ little below Point Alice. l75 fathonS oi
web. 40 tath0mS Of b mesh and the IcSi IS
mesh. Scotch No. Il l2-ply COrkS marked
IL. ". p. [. P. CO. Leave information nj
T. {. p canDeFV
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EET FOEND

TODAY, JUNE 9TH. ABREAST OF
Z Fort Stevens. about 200 fathomS Of
Birbour's No. 70. l2-piy. 80 mesh deep. No
marks. Apply to John Peterson. Dcviin'S
famRFV ;p-d1v-
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ON TIE MORNING OF MAY 3IST, SEV-
~ Cuty-fiye iathyms Of web 20. l.. 4j-mesh
deep, part OF curkS branded ''C. T. X Co
Astoria. June T. tSSl dix
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AT NY AU1TloN ROOMS
NOTICE..

DATRONS OF THE WEIGH Hill.
l. Water Works leaving their faucets
open or using hose for spTnkling streets. or
wasting water in any way, will have their
water shut OH without further notice.
JAMES W. WEIGH. Agent.
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/ Asst FRIDAY NIGHT. NEAR 40. ]
Il huny. CiaiSop i'it. about 40 f;3thowS oi
NET. - mesh. ,, go, y p. ., To- ; coFl;s on
raa "i line. Va iGHgk~. Leave - As,uiia
Fishery. irutaf
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NET EOI-ND-

ON TUESDAY MORNING, THE 6;h
~ about GO fathoms nec, i5 mesh, Barbour's
No. Il. marked W, 7. Loser can have IT ty
applying at the station cf the C0lumAi;i
Canning Company.
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LIVE STOCK
In-nAY a ounrArInNl

TO-DAY 9 QUOTATIONS.
BEEF OArrLK-Butchcrs stock, 81,
BARREN Cows-FaI 2AStSia cents
SHirriSa--Shett cents.
srccK-Pcr head, s9CaelS
MlLCH cows-With calves. t2S6DSi0.
spRiSoRRs-per head, si0,@sSO.
hoas.Corn'fed &c gross; timber fat sSa4S;
stock, 2k@S.
sakxrSMu,.on, ax@ss cents stock. per head
HoRsEs--Extra nne, per span, ssoo@Ssco fancy
harness, el60@s0G livery harness, t75@Si76;
farm sbo@sl25; ponies, SiSSS$so.
M . ~. heavy si2S@soG medium $500
The Chicago Times The activity and strength
developed In the market Wednesday for NIL
grades OF cattle except native shipping steers
continue, aud there was u free movement In
butchers and canners stock at tho Improve.
n,ont gained earlier In the week. Operators in
dressed beef. also, were In good attendance and
FOR such descriptions as were suited To their
wants there was ready demand, shippers OF
live cattle were again disposed TO hold OIL, and
Including stock and feeding cattle, were only
about one'half rs many as for the first half Of
last week, There was sprinkling Of fair TO
Kood natives among the first arrivals, and some
that would class as choice 70 prime bcevcs The
total supply on sale was a little larger than for
the previous day, though the arrivals for the
week thus far havo run considerably behind
last-somo 1000 head. Sales OF common 10 me.
dium natives ranged at u TO "a 30 per cwt fair
10 good, FAT, do, at l6o TO 5aS, and the better
with one bunch, averaging Las? pounds, re.
ported at 6 Is Native hutchcrs COWS aud
mixed stun sold mainly at 40 and AGO for com.
mon to good, and Texas and western range
steers were Quotablc at to according 10
ers and feeders, and a liberal business was
tran ac,cd under this head on the basis OF s 10
Alo Tor averages OF 600 TO $50 pounds
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY,
Fine spring per b. @ TO 25c.; medium spring
per d., 70 to pc: Mexican improved per ID, IL
TO Ice: bury of all grades. 2 to Sc. OIL.
Hides-Dry flint sound and heavy 10 to 14c;
ditto light 10 to lie; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
hghi l-g to lOc wet salt to 2 lie; green,
butchers 8 IL 10 &c; all damaged, wet or dry,
half price. ,Deerskins, 20 TO 22c; sheepskins, Is
5Oc shearlings. s to l5c
walter Brown Co.'S Boston wool circular of
the nth says.
Although the sales of wool since the opening
oil the month, as reported, show an average of
nearly two and one-half million pounds per
week, there is no question MS to the general
quietness that has pervaded the trade during
mat period, Particularly during the past week
has this want of activity been noticeable in the
market, and II Is problem how so large an az
gregatc of sales could be collected
WINE me feeling generally expressed by
wool dealers Is that the market is dull. ut the
same time there Is no weakening tendency in
prices, except 1t may be on certain lines OF terri
tory woods, of which there is quite a large stock
on the market
For desirable lots of fine Ohio fleece there has
been iair inquiry, at previously quoted rates,
anu the opinion expressed by holders, is that
values will DO well maintained throughout the
remainder of the year.
Combing and delaine selections continue to DO
freely TAKEN, although there have been
FEWER buyers In market during the past few
days, and fine delaines have been sold u TO /
per cent. lower than fortnight ago. Half
blood combings are not plenty and command
iull rates, some extra choice lots being sold as
hlgh as 80 cents; this however. is above the
average OF transactions.
unwashed and territorial woods still figure
largely amsng the transactions, the sales OF the
latter US reported, exceeding half million
pounds, and we hear, at some concessions from
previous rates, to effect sales
In the WOODEN goods trade the business of the
week has fallen short of the expectations of
manufacturers. While many mills have large
orders ahead, there is not that general activity
III this direction which characterized The busi.
ness year ago, aud producers are inclined to be
very cautious about stocking up ahead of their
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HAKDWARE.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-DAfB QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Collins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge per dozen
lO.W. Double Bit 1000
Shovels and spades-Rowland's, discount 81
per cent Ames' list steel goods discount 20 ant
10 per cent
Rnhber belung-Discount SO per cent
Nalls-S00 rate.
Horse shoes-6.2 IS per keg.
Horse nalls-Northwestern, No, z, $50; No. 4
6.25 per box.
Iron--ic rate.
Steel-,plow, 7c;. lay, 7c: cast lsc per pound
sheet iron-N b, &c; galyanised, discount q
skillets and lids, &c per pound; sugar kettles
NC per pound
Tacks-in boxes lO0papers, /. so per box.
GRUB hoes-per dozen, 800; railroad picks
Mattocks-per dozen, ll0O.
Scales-Fairbanks, discount rs per cent.
Howe, discount rs per cent.
TIN plate-l G.. l0Nl4. per box, 500; l. O.. lSy
~, per box. 500; Terne, l4x20, per box, so:
Terne, ax2S per box, 1850.
Tinwarc--pieced discount so per cent.
stamped, discount 10 per cent
pound. ~ '''
Rabbit metallic to lSc per pound.
bar Lead l.2c per ponnd
No. duck horse COLLARS 90 per dozen.
Mames-two loop, 100 per dozen, three loop,
as per dozen. '''p'
Back bands-three inch L. as per dozen.
barbed wire-Ss coke
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

io-bhh QUoIhIlONb.
BRICK-At tho kilns to $40 kiln run.
sroNE-At tho Dallas qunrrics, 30 per cubic
loot II for foundation: 10 for wall and % fol
dressed front.
LusnERmYcllow pine, rough, 81 Is per 10!
dressed flooring and tnishIng, o. 20; y ceiling
siding ~; white pise ceiling, "a rs frsl
common: white pine siding, first common, O. &c
ASH Ash ana walnut flooring, sloo per thousand;
slS TO lSO Common doors, ~ ~ TO 81 sash, 81 N
70 8 90 IN to size.
Posrs-Cedar, sl2 d. BOISE Il arc SIS
La ns-SS S0&+ por thousand.
r lsrRR PARls-per barrel 400 20,
HAiR-fer pound, I've
shiNoLks--felloW pine, ~ 81 70 4 IS white
sine, " ~ To 80 70 Cypress No l, ~ No 4
81 20; No q, 81 %.
Portland, SO So
DnAiN Plrk-S inch Ice per foot <inch, 2ec
Inch. size; 7 inch, 40Sy 4 inch, 5OC.
CRMgsT tLuEs-6 inch Tkc 7inch 10; 8 incA
ceiling Joint OIL inch cap. 5oc; : inch oilina
Joint ii rs: finch cap do, 60c
MItkp PAIsrs-Ready for use and all colors
u l0ael S. per gal. Ali the tested and standar,
makes arc on sale by Dallas dealers
WhirS LEAD-stricty pure 81 50
,LiSE-Cocpered Austin, " per barrel bulk
u ~ Denison Gar lots, NC; per barrel, d IN,
Dallas, In lots. OC. nor bushcl 25e
TuRrkSriNE-57c
LlNs.gD olL-62d65.
Tho Drug Trade association OF Philadelphia
mas been investigating the charge that doctors
prescriptions are not properly filled by dispens.
ing druggists, As u result of analysis It was
shown that much OF the laudanum sold
at retail Is by far below the standard
set by the pharmacop~a barring the
mo trade distinction between commercial
and olhcnal landanum, the ono for sale over the
counter, the other for use In compromising pre-.
seriplons there were preparations In which
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LIQUORS.
TO-DAY q QUOTATIONS,

AlooHoi---s2 80 per SsL q per high wincs.
.o Wn ms,S oSs sSs, al iS 20 - per prosi
q oossa Is; three Year, old, b oesa Is fancy
extra oldwhisky, t&SpA ~ per ago
WiSn-Clarot In casa es@A per quality; O.
AwbA Per gal, Soc9l 80 Fort d noes sherry,
wine In cascs, u o)ai0
CHAArAesn-yulssM Mum 4 %, t2so2s Held.
eick. In basket t6Sa9S KruS. In bsskct S26,11
Domestic champagne, t7oil
ALx-stocn Ale. pcr doI q oc0a "a, Porter
per dos, q oo6p2 u,
BorrLs BEkR-st Louis quarts. Ola pinu S,a 40
pudwolscr, own also cd so pints ca oN IN.
anger beer, quarts tls pints, tis,N
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FISH AND GAME,

TIE merchants Of this city. are we'll supplied
with fish from tho Gulfan also from Surrounding
lakes and streams. There Is q limited demand
for hsh nom some Of the towns on the railroads
but the sales are generally confined TO local
trade. Game Ia OUT Of season aud oysters have
disappeared nom the market.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
rrsn-Red, sheephead aud truut iokc New
0Slsshs "a ,naEPss, Nay .gspsb MsSAsAs, ~
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WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, and the sales In this line are
steady ana continuous. Prices are as follows
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
ect q; Xxx, q rs "
SAVED FlLLoss-ik to IN. u rs per 30,
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HAY. SEEDS ANN FEEDsrurrs


ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS.
tfRED-C Chopped corn, per 100 lbs., q So crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, q so crushed corn
and barley, per 100 lbA, u IS corn bran, per 100
lbs, 80.
HAY. a.y-p p Has srish, o from ,,orc.--
frce on board. car " to 10 darf. Etce
CorroN sxrp-Firm at isac, per bushel.
vkRxAN MiLlxr-we quote al d ~ ii,tle
millet d " TO u 30 ecarce IN the market
Gssdsa g w pApss rssals wns.ssalA " y
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SCRAP IRON,

scRAr IRON Is In demand here Tho followinp
arethe prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
CAST u per hundred; stove IS cents wrourh.
- 70 2So per hundred; brass q to $40 per hun
ad tper hundred N
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COAL AND WOOD.

TODAY QUOTATIONS..
OoAL-lndian nation, " per ton.
CoKn-S0c per barrel
per cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailinC NJ ths
rates OF " 10 W . o. per cord.
OHARcoAL-SS cents rer barrel
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COOPERAuE.

THSRn Is steady demand here for coopersgo
and cooperage stock OF all kinds, and orders
very heavy.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
Molasses barrels, 81 So half barrels q Is kesA
Icc; sugar harrelS S. halfbarrclR Is: hoop poloc
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Iaa COLLECTOR.

MTF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p
w F. STEPHENSON, better known as "Uncle
Pete, as candidate for FAX Collector of Dallas
county, at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" CHAS. b. GILLESPIE (for the past six
years deputy in the office MS a candidate for
me once OF Tax Collector of Dallas county, at
the November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE j,
W K. BLEWETT rs a candidate for Tax
collector of Dallas county at the November cleo.
on.
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a;or 4ustice of tnc 0cacc.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 4. G. I. KENDALL as n candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, precinct No. l. Elec.
ton November T. 1852.
ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w y,
W. PEAkE as Candidate for Justice of the
Peace, Precinct No, l. Election November, 1882
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W .,
II. PRICE as candidate for Justice of the
Peace Precinct No. J.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8. N. BRASWELL M \ candidate for
Justice OF the Peace i'll Precinct No. !, Dallas
county, Election November 7, 1882.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. M. EDWARDS as candidate for
Justice OF the Peace for precinct No. l. Election,
November 2, 1882.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN b. KUNZ as a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace In Precinct No. l. Election
November
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QuEENswARE.

Assorted crates, 90 TO SIS
Tumblers, ssc, 10 q 90
stonewarS Cer l,Ov gallons, tlnoo
tamps-B, H.. ti.7sa. H., flNGs = a.
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2;or tue a.eoislatmrc.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE u.
" I. ID. ANDREWS rs candidate for
Rloater from the district composed Of Dallas
kockwaii ana rarrant counties at the ensuing
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE w,
&, VEAL as candidate for the Lesls.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W DIR. J. d. PARSONS, Of Rockwell, IA A
candidate for Floater from the counties OF Dallas
Tarrant and Rockwall
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Gnltutn Y,rea s,1rsr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the name of n. X GROVE as Treasurer
Dallas county. Election November z, 1852.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MR. HENRY BOIL as II candidate for
election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w u. NJ. OVERLEESE' as II candidate fol
County Treasurer of Dallas County Election,
Tuesday, November 7th 1882.
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL \. D0UGHERTY as a
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 9TH, 1882
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ]. q,
w WILLIAMSON as a candidate for County
treasurer. Election. Novemher 1872
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Opinion OF Eminent DIR. n. Il. Walton, An
nnpOlls. MD.

Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Bee
and Tonic lnvigorator Is q most excellent
preparation. IL Is, par excellence, superior
to cod liver oil or anything have ever
used In wasted or impaired constitutions,
and an excellent preventive Of malarial dis,
eases. (Remcnibes the name, Colden's-.
take no otherl ofdruggista generally,
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For !Shccift.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
MARK ElLlSTON for Sheriff of Dallas
Coenty. Election, November, 1882.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" w II. W. SMITH for the Office of sheriff
OF Dallas County. Election, Nov. 9TH, 1882.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
NATE CHAPMAN as candidate for
she'ih OF Dallas County. Election. November :.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" BEN JONES as a candidate for sheriff
election. November T. 1882
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terial change In values OF the staple during the
next few weeks and unless continued strin,
gency In the money market should have u de
pressing effect, we anticipate a steady and
healthy trade, with the present basis OF values
well maintained.
Texas Wools Choice northern clips at26@2Sc;
average ditto Mt 2i@26c; choice western clips al
a5@27c; average ditto at 2iQ26. Sales, 90 OOC
pounds
tic fleece, ETC., l07i,9OO pounds; pulled, $50 20C
pounds; foreign wool, llI9OO pounds Total
sales, ., $4,000 pounds.
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Dtstctlt ,Nlerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUECE
w COL j. W. LANE as a candidate for bis.
trct Clerk at the ensuing November election. :, I
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W the name OF HENRY W. JONES, the pres.
Jnt Incumbent as q candidate for re election 10
The ofice OF Clerk To the District Court of Dallas
county. at the ensuing November election
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FRUITS AND NUTS,

Total III Ou,his 79l,777 i.02@S,4ei i;A,so,e 70,
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3;nr Assessor.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOYING,
MR., ]. II. HOLLOWAY as a candidal,
or County Assessor ut the ensuing election
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
THE TEETH.

At birth germs Of both sets Of teeth--,he tenn.
foya,y and the Permanent are already in the
jaw. The permanent teeth lie under the tenn
porary ones, and, when the permanent ones be.
gin to move forward to make their. appearance,
they push the milk teeth out. This is the nat.
ural order.
To secure a good start for the permanent
teeth, the first or temporary ones must receive
good care, and be kept in their places until the
permanent ones push them out.
Man has thirly-two teeth. They are OF three
sorts---the fnfiSo,s, eanins end mela,5. The in
cisors are the front OF cutting teeth four in each
jaw. The canine OF eye teeth are two in each
jaw. The molaI or grinding teeth are ten in
each jaw.
The back teeth in both jaws ne known as
ssssaem teeth. They are called ssfsiom teeth
because they appear at period when man Is
possessed Of the largest and ipest wisdom, OF
when he think so.
Good teeth constitute the finest ornament Of
the facet they are necessary to good articulalion
they are indispensable to good digestion and
sweet breath.
On the whole, their importance jus,ihes the
advertisement Of the South Carolina gentleman,
which appeared in the New York Hf,aAi, as
follows,
"Wan,ed, by planter in South Carolina, a
wife. She mus, be under thirty years Of age,
must have good disposition and good teeth.
] really don't blame the girls Coz talking in
the streets with their mouths vide open, ios,
although sometimes they may no, speak quite
SO plainly, they do show their teeth 10 good al.
vantage, and especially when they give one Of
those little. short, open. mouth laughs now 20
common among girls, in ~hich they open the
mouth 80 vide that you can see ths entire
thiEy-two tceth-l do not blame them. ios
mouth Of pearls Is 50 beautiful. dont care
.ha' the nose % eyes may b. Il the mouth
that iacs i inc one = swert. vholssou,e
oae. While no msssss hov 6ns ihe eye and