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Cures Cbaner.s first and soUvud degrees |;
Sores on tho Legs and Body; SyPhihtie
Ca.a-rh. disrased Scalp, and all primary forms
Of the dise.se. Price, 50 per bottle
ryRCHkU'S GOLDEN BALsAM NO.
Cnrs, Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheu-
m ,e,Srn. Pains in the Bones, liberated Throat,
s.philitic Rash. LuInps, etc, and eradicates
an diseases from the system, whether caused
BY bad treatment or abuse of mercury, leaving
the bIooi pure and healthy. Price, IS per
bottle.
LE RIcHAC's GOLDEN SPANISH ASrIDoTE
For the cure of TOa0rrhdea, Gieet, etc. Price,
- 20 per h'ttie-
LIZ P-cHAUs GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTION
4 r;.sh for cure Of Gleet, Structures, Diseases
Of the Urethra and Bladder, etc. Price, 81 so
per bottle.
IL RICHAC's GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effective healing of Syphilitic Sores
and eruPtions. Price, 81 per bottle.
Also agents for lie Richau's Golden Pills.
Tor weakness, loss q physical powers, and ali
diseases arising from abuse and excess or over
work Price, 50 yer box.
Sent eVerywhere, C. o. d., securely packed,
per express
a. F. RICHARDS L CO, Agents
~ and i29 SansJme street. San Franc;.c,
California cJ,
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Answers to Numerous Questions.

Manufacturing the greater portion # our
stock, and bgYing from manufacturers direct,
We are enabled to UnIersell any establishment
in the United States.
We re set DIAMONDS in any style.
We manufacture any article Ia tie j-welry
or silverware line to order
ENGRAVING on gold, silver and ivory
tastefuIly executed.
ANY WATCH MOVEMENT DOW manu-
factured with any style Of GOLD, SILVER,
COMPOSITION, NICKEL Or CLLLU-
LOID case, We can supply
Our Solid Gold JeGeiTy del aTtIseut consists
of the latest novelties
Insilver and silyer plated ware, spoons, forks,
etc, our stock is large and well select d
Diamonds pearls and other precious stones
We have set il all suitable articles IN the line,
ami have unquestionably the largest stock IN
Portland.
We have facilities for GOLD AND SILY Err
PLATING. To the latter We call the atten-
ton of HOTEL KEEPERS Spoons and
forks and fancy p;-ces can be re-plated 10 be
as good as new, and To cost considerably less
than the new. Send quantities that require
re-plating and We will send rates
In CLOCKS We have a full assortment.
SPECTAJLES. EYEGLASSES, and all
articles connected with the cptics.! line, our
METER (eye measurer) on the coast, and are
enabled to test the strength or weakness "i
EACH EYE SEPARAI ELY, thereby ena-
bling persons to obtain proper llasses VINO hav.
heretofore found It difficult 10 i'e tJted
In addition to the above articles We hayaa a
complete and well selected Sto,k u ROLLED
GOLD JEWELRI. Ail dealers and nlrr-
chants handling goods IN our line viii fad 1t
to their advantage to caI ~ rs when f'Iling
to the city, or send their orders, IS we are
enabled to supply them AZ the saDs rates,
often lower, than they can buy Gf y DsrS ana
middlemen in the East and San tr.'lcisc".
GOODS SENT on SELECTiOS t. parties
known TO Us (ch2r-es 10 be paid D. purchaser
both ways) with privilege t. ref m within
reasonable length of time. Do1ds sent peg
W. +. i Cos. Office.
Our watch repairing department Is IN the
hands of the most s.,iilfGl =oriaren Fine
watch repairing perticu,arl- solicited SAp
ckronometers rated by transit observations.
Old gold and jswelry tskel in trade and
bought outright for cash-
HENKICHSEE 6 GEEENBEIG,
2i9 First ST., Portland, On F. 90. Box i1i.
ss35-iy. S-n-
, 1882-11-11
Notice for Publication.

LAND 0FFICE IT HALLA WAIL,, VT,
October Z. lS>2
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tlei notice u h;s intention
t. make final pro0f in support OF his claim. and
tbs. said prooi vii ie made }et rs L. :. Land
Ofice AZ Wslls Walla, ". T, n November
y. I>S2, VIZ. George " H'Gley. D \ 20 o,
for tie + Sec l., Tp. y L 81 r lie
names the ;SlywirS witnesses 70 prove biScun-
tira0Us residence upon ani cultivation. II sid
land. VIZ: Daniel S,.iy. William So.;y. Ser
ceant Smith. Samuel Bradshaw. al Of Wal.
Walia. W. T.
T. II MORRISON. Register.
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JACKSON HOTEL.
The Bales, QregHg.

4 new house. h,rd finished. ani neatly fur-
nishei throughout Prices ge8F;c-i 20 Su,t the
times. Board and loi,.uS Sl 70 ;. % Or day.
accoriiu,: 70 rom Table first class. lih'ral
reducti N made BY the week and mouth. The
travelling public Will EEG It the most comfort
aide and respectable hotel in tie civ
Passengers and ha-caSe conveyed 10 and
from the house free Il charge.
PARSONS & CiEEh, Proprie:orS.
..lLNtt
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MILL CREEK
Flume and Manufacturing Co.
Railway Freight Tariff.

On freight shipped in less quantity than car
loai lots. and in excess Of 80 pounds, 10 cents
per loo pounds.
tn freight weighing 30 pounds, or less, p
cents
The company viii receive freight from avail
able intermediate points between stations, by
special agreement only. az agreed on rates
un application rates will be given ali parties
desiruus of shipping wood. rails. p"sts. etc,
from any point on the iurne 70 Dudley.
or forwarding and transferring freight n
q. Il & y. Cos cars, 1t Maila Walia, -
cents Per ton.
All freight in carloads nat promptly taken
charge of. and freight remaining on platform
after L o'clock T. NJ On the day Of delivery,
will ae stored at owners expense and risk.
VI. t. MOORE, President.
+ + BAKER SECRETARY. SEQ w:im
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SPECIAL NOTICE

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO rs
= either by note Or account, who have NOT
&i'eady made arrangements for set.ling w;lI
save cnsss BY uaking settlement before ,sxt
Term OF eoart as We must close up tb. o,J b,,-;'
u PAINE BROTHERS
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STRATED

y liberal reward viii be given for tie return
Of 2-year-old hay lilly, branded : and
l-year-old roam colt, not branded : The
animals s:rayej through the town IN Safur-
day. July :. Leave Information AZ the SlATES-
NAN Office. ju.ll-iWJf
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SIMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter, stating symp-
toms. sex and age. Communications strictly
eynfien.iai.
II Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
D. Min-ie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants. GonorrhG.a, Gleet, LeucorrhGa For
sale byall druggists 81 90 bottle, six bottles
for 50 %.
Dr. lliutie's Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists Hodge,
Davis i. Co.. Portland. wholesale agents. Ally
All orders for medicine c. o. ID. must be
acc Impaired with 81, as guarantee of good
faith, which VIII be deducted when the pack
age Is shipped.
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-@rra MEM

YOUNG HNEN
xrHt NAY BE SUFFERING fRga
w i effects of youthful tOllies l1Gs. ana M II
s;scretid will do well to avail themsei.es q =
This thtreatest boon ever laid at the at'% MI
s,,ifsrini NH humanity. Dr. SPINNEi VII
s,,aran1 10 forfeit 600 for every caseo Sen nJ
nal witness or private disease OF any =. - -
or charter which he undertakes and iAH'
'a' M1DDLE-AGED MEN
Theiare many at the age of thirty 70 .ian, .i1g
who artroubled with too frequen. Eva si;gb.
Of ths'lsdder, often accompanied " .sLsp.
smartk or burning sensation, and :.. csn-
ing ofSe system in manner the Ia'ien zr;n1Ty
not an,,nt for. On examining the ulind nnd
deposi a ropy sediment will often oe lou,i Iii
and sooetimes small particles OF aioumeI1 ma1ti.b
appkas.r the color win be OF fnin n Al
hue, am rnanging to dark and :of q ,bis
pearaS There are many WHO dis o. A. 4hs
difficult ignorant Of the cause. ~nlTn n, Z snin.
second .are Of seminal weakness. Dri i, Ip gnrb
ney viii guarantee perfect cure N ~ asnito-
cases, H healthy restoration OF tne
urinarysrgans. ,ene Sun:
days fra 10 to II A. n ConsuitsS s.
Thorous examination and ADVICE -
Call O'Address' pr. srsssEr 4 CO.
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7 c. LEASUEE-
ATTORNEl.iT.LSW.

Room No 5, MaI4rky's Brick, Pendlstor.
Criminal Law and Collections >peciaiiiss
jei0-ssf
, 1882-11-11

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. - The County
Commissioners, Messrs. Ward, Erwin and
Cummings met this morning; Auditor Pain
ter clerk. The morning session was devoted
to the report OF viewers Of new roads ordered
by The Commis siOners at their last meeting
Viewers reported in favor Of road TO con-
aect the Lewiston county road with the
Coprei and Dry Creek road, an extension of
the ingalls county read. They also reported
in favor of the Hadley county road, An out
let to the Nullan road and highway to the
railway station at Hadley. Also the Le-
grow road, furnishing the settlers on the
Touchtt with public highway. The Swea.
gle ROAD makes \ direct line from Walla
Walla 70 Pendleton and furnishes highway
ior settlers on the south side of WalIa Walla
river. The road begins at the Mission
bridge and Iuns in general southerly direc-
tion. The BarstOw road will give q public
highway 10 Smiths springs, and a direct
road II Snake river at Walkers landing
An extension oi the Seeber road is also
recommended, furnishing communication be-
tween Bryant's and Reeds addition. View
ers report In :avor OF a road TO connect the
Waitsburg and WAlluls road with the Bar
stow county road. TIE appraisers on the
Bueh road, appointed in August, assess
damages IN favor of B F. Fathers 70 the
amount OF $500, in favor Of S. N. Adams
$500 and Mr.. Mas.oD. in the sum of $500.
The Commissioners viii adjourn this after
noon, to meet again on Wednesday.
, 1882-11-11

such as Loss of Memory, I-assitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dnmness OF
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unobservei in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead TO insanity and death.
Dr. Mintie viii agree TO forfeit Five Hun
dreI Dollars for 4 case Of this kind the Vital
Restorative under his special advice and treat
m-nt) will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. Dr. Alintie treats I'll
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including analysis OF urine, s. OC
Price of Vital Restorative. IS 90 bottle, Oh
four times the quantity. so 90; sent to any
address upon receipt OF price, or c. y. D., Sc
cure from observation. and in private name if
desired, by 4. f. MlNTIE, NJ. D.,
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and c1,rS.a nu-ilcFf u 49,
or,iinsTv medicsl treatment II a-.S',e eI ~
.a1,.;n,;s tie rnnatUrel los at'cis the Viea'
oon . ,n-n;cb causes destroying diseases
@e~-,,1n,,r;ar s;abetes BriSht's disease iun-
dice INSANITY. etc. ExceSses n, ,f,,, a'u,e
& ;rSar;,sJ ,rs.tness, malnu-ritnn, sp'na4 ana
csrebrsj cornIlsin:s bring on the EooNe Iata
J;ssaasl Dsbili,v and seminal weaAne9s 90 90
st-,,c. the irDortant and necessary acI' OF NE
and their enjoyment ''Ies -,
Diseases of the genitO urinary 81 sis, A1Iie :
liver and bladder specialty- The ia9nv t. com
,,la;,.~ and disease Of women speedily cured
EansnItstion @ at office o. by letter, free and con
Hcs;iI cRFSPONSIBLE PARTIES caa arrange
nayments in the same manner as they MoGIG IN,
amnIoy tLei- family physician. Sihiti-
Est SECRESY MAlNI IAiNLb;
QUALIFIED AND RE>ro\siBiA--.I III yi-,;s !'.tr;s
& Co orcanized in compliance WITH SSill'ri'l' A
law. Diploma procured BY re MAR cnilt'e Gu
ucation- Seventeen wears special prAc'tce' ana
dnIy licensed in accordance with California
Medical law.
ONE BOTTLE FREE
Regular size botU.e Il Ether ln'!s.Fa .: en-
free to show the wonderful properties "t 'hs
greatest invicorator known :" modern sel=i'
tists. State symptoms, age If m2rr.e,t. exc; ;oo
Call or address DIR. Lielis * 20. No - ~"
Geary st. corner Mason, san Francesca a.
Private entrance +0j Mas = street
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DR. lIEBlc 90 =. fnaas f1anei.es. sici.'' al.

CONTINUES TO TREAT
u successfully Of hcmeopa-
thy every form Of special or
chronic disease without mer-
cury or nAuseous drugs. DR.
Iiebig's Inyigorator is a posi-
tive and permanent cure ior
seminal weakness, nervous an1
nhys;cal debility, lost man
hood. yital exhaustion and sii
the terrible results OF abused
nature. excessive and youthful
follies. The doctor will agree
in writing to forfeit Sl:eoo Tor
"a case tia. he undertakes and
fails 10 cure. The reason thou
sands cannot get cured OF Sem
inal weakness and the above
diseases Is owing to q eOmplica-
tioacaIled Prostatorrhea, which
REQUIRES a speeia. remedy Dr.
L;ebig's InTigorztor, No ,. Is a
specific cure for Prostatorrhea;
Price Of either InVigoratcr. 3
ner bottle, OF 6 bottles for Slo.
Sent to any address securely
coyeredfrom observation Sem
inal weakness and prostatorr-
bsa drain vitality from the
i-S-1 - -a..F baffia
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SCHOOL EECrIoy.-At the election for
sehoo! directors held last Saturday afternoon,
B. l. Sharpstein, F. ". Pane and n. 7.
Clton Were chosen, the first for three years,
the second for two years and the third for
one year. The efficient, and popular clerk,
Z. B. Whitman, was re elected. As it hts
been stated that Mr.. Kirkman received
more votes than any other man, We give the
'~lly list report: Caton SS, Paine 81, Sharp
stein y, hirkmsn "a Mr.. kir.man had
i've votes for the year term, nine votes for
the e-year term, snd ten votes for the Swear
term. Mr. Whitman received Al votes,
Guiehard votes, and Shaw votes.
, 1882-11-11

sonEcC.IuES.
At Walula Junction with tie o. L. & y.
Co. s railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medical Lake,
Sy,angle and Farminston.
At Spokane Falls with stages for Colfax,
Fort Colville, Lewiston, Medical Lake, Span
Gle. Fort Cnur d'Alene Lake Pend d'Oreille,
and all points in Northern Idaho.
Through Tickets.
Through tickets for sale at the principal off
ces Of the company, and at the office OF the o.
L. X \. Co., in Portland, Oregon, to Victoria
and Seattle. and Via T. N. s. :. Co steam
ship from Tacoma and O. Il. < y. Co 5 and j.
c. :. s. Co.'S steamships from Portlani t.
San Francisco.
Through tickets To Portland. Oregon, for
sale at Victoria. Seattle, Tacoma and Teuino.
!. W. SpRAGUE. JOHN MUIR,
Gen1 Supt't. Sup't Of Traffic, Portland.
OTIS SPGAGUE. SUp't Pac Div
II. ". .FAIRWEATIlER.
SUIT. Pend d'NrrIlie Division
, 1882-11-11

:x5aS! ylssi EcSs THIS EAT
;sl;- jssg y. ttsss Strengthening Rem
issse.1j ssSSi 4 edy and Nerve Tonic
EsE@- .SESNffS is the legitimate re-
T.. so nm suit Of over 20 years
u az ttET&@a Of practical expert
III ~ z Fs: - 3. s3 ence, aud cares with
IesLyS ,sllEGhNS z uniailms certainty
WsSS .sS$GZZsjUH Il Nervous and Phvsi-
i1e ESx1gkfitns c2l Debility, Ssmiua!
NshNGE Weakness, $permI-
=--7s1-szfrs--ssS 1-srzfr-s--ssS .o-:hca, F.r=t-.C--
rhea, Emissions, Impotency, Exhausted Vi
talitv, Premature Eerline and Loss oi NAN
hood. ii nj /. {. npii ,ations, AMI from what
ever cause pry!Ucsl. Ii engicaes ami p''F!l7e5
he. hr",:; strength n the nerves, lI&.H, mas
g'eS. di-s-t!un, reproductive orEIS, 'ia ih4'-
icsi ara mental faculties IL St"is any un-
nat;,-a al deiiitating dram Upon The s's.tn,
trev,ltirg involuntary losses, GtAl ilAtiilS
,ire.Ias. : .ai.al ,a5ses with the mine, etc, 50
ies' -uc.i:e To miri and body. 1t Is sue
s;iIinatnr # all hidEev and BLADDER tom-
f,lairits. l. contains no !niurious ingredients.
To ,aase .,.E rias from tie effects "i
y..,Lfal indisc.eliOGs OF cXceSseS, sritlN
thorau-h and permanent cure Is suaran'eed.
fricc, = 20 per hnttle; or five bottles II c'se'
With iull directions aud advice, SO. Sent So
cura from clsaryati"n u anv aidr :. rpoii Te-
leipt Of price, or e. .. ID. To he bad only q
Un. {. d. SALFiELD,
2iG Kearny street, San Francisco, tal.
Ccn-u,ta:ious strictly cnhdentia!, by letter
or at Office, free. For the convenience OF
ptiants. and in order to insure perfect secrecy,
| have ad,pte! y private address, uUder which
al packages are forwarded
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
s1.fc Mt to show its merit, viii he sent 70 any
one applying by letter, stating his symptoms
and age. Communications strictly CONN
JantioI seli-dwtf
, 1882-11-11
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Ex haustei Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Sperrlatorrhea, Lost
Mar Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, Prosta-
torrhGa. and all the
terrible effects of
Self-Abuse, youthful
follies, and exeesses
in lnaturer years -
, 1882-11-11
Walla Walla. W. 7.

City and farming property for sale; loans
negotiated, and all kinds OF papers prepared.
, 1882-11-11

TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

suff Mt to show its merit, VIII be sent 20 any
one applying by letter, stating his symptoms
and age. Communications strictly CONN
Dental. seli-d"t
, 1882-11-11
FARMS,
800 ACRES

OF fine land on Mud Creek Five l4;les from
town. All fenced. Good water.
, 1882-11-11

PEN 6'G2EiiLE DiY;Sijn.
MatiuIa Junction 10 Spokane Falls.

East Bount West Bound
- NJ STATIONS p,,-',r n. -
, 1882-11-11

iC.IS NstN
~Tperinica.cBs oil Iraf;ic
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-09
APATHY.

Wherever we go, we hear Of the
various discordant elements in our
midst. Go to one place and the
"down towners" are cursed as the
cause of every pilikid that ever
happened; to another, and " Kipi'
kona " is an arch angel Of Satan, at
least, and so on with the whole
round Of affairs. Not politics in alone,
but even in social and municipal
affairs we. as people, are ex-
tremely apathetic. Go where you
will, attend what meetings you like,
the same trouble prevails. Every
body is willing to talk and to agree
or disagree, but when it really comes
to doing anything, why, then. the
backing out commences. Grumbling
is rife; many things seem to want
amendment; but people lack the
moral courage (not TO state their
opinions, there is enough Of that) to
stand up and do what is necessary,
to take the lead in the reform work.
Why is this vice (for so we think
it) SO general? Is it the climate, or
what? Why do meetings for useful
purposes fall through2 Why is it SO
difficult to get men 10 do the prac-
tical work necessary both in politics
and private affairs? Why is the sup
port Of the people withheld from
those who do start, especially if
they are poor.
Why is there no voice Of public
sentiment expressed on the affairs of
the nation. when so many individuals
are of one mind? We expect great
many will answer the question in
words, and very few will do anything
TO answer it.
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On the Right Shoulders.

Mr.. EDIToR,-So much has al
ready been written and said upon
the subject of temperance by intelli-
gent men and women, that, for me,
to attempt to reform or inform any
one on this subject would be absurd
in the extreme. agree with the
able lecture delivered in Fort street
Church few months since, which
amongst its other points contained
this serious charge: " II there were
no drinkers, there would be no sell
ers," thereby laying the response
bility on the true shoulders. Just
here ! wish to state that this is the
first time the responsibility has been
been laid on the drinker. Hereto
fore, " the wretch concentred all in
self" who has a sickly wife and four
or five ragged children lacking the
common comforts of life, and yet
saunters into the grog-shop and
spends his last dollar, has been re-
garded with a pitying eye as an in
jured creature. Yet, he is a greater
criminal than many of those who
parade our streets in their suits of
of i" brown and blue" and whom
he should be amongst if our laws
were as strict as they ought to be.
A man, like the above, enrichine
the rumse'ler at the expense of his
needy family, or aged mother, whose
hair is bleached and whose tottering
footsteps are fastening TO an I'M
timely end, should be looked upon
as being having the form of man,
but without the reasoning powers.
/ cannot believe that the man who
will persist in making sot of him
self, and disgrace to his family or
mother, is in his 50 right mind !" il
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-09
Kauai Items
tFrom our own Correspondent

Mr.. Webb's school, at Waioli, was
examine d on the 9th and 2Sth July.
A large number Of parents and
friends were present. Everything
went off satisfactorily. Reports of
a new school house 10 be built are
going about.
Mr.. Moore's school examination
was held on the 2Sth. 1t was a com
plete success. Both Mr.. Moore and
Miss Taner have their heart in the
the work. The programme of exer-
cises was an excellent one.
The Supreme Court has been sitt-
ing, and when the business has been
concluded I will send you full par
ticulars.
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The Pith Of the Weeklies.

Hawaiian Gazette of last Wednes-
day says:
''The Appropriation Bill is curio-
sity as matter of financial legisla-
tn."
ut Is a matter Of considerable
amusement to watch the squirming
and wriggling of the Primate's
organ, in order to make points in
favor Of its inspirers." l."
The present Cabinet, far from
ruling the house, has allowed the
house to take the bit in its teeth,
and fairly run away with everything.
'There was a time when the char
acter Of the P.C.A. stood high as
an outspoken journal, but that time
has gone by"
''There can be no Hawaii for the
Hawaiians any more than there can
be North America for the Indians,
&C."
''The Anglo-Saxon has ever been
anxious to help his brother of
Hawaii"
PC. A. Of Saturday says:
"The Assembly has not been un-
mindful of the cause of education" ."
why Portuguese immigration was
checked.
"The Government deemed Portu-
guese immigration very desirable !;
but when bill of charges as per
Monarch for $4,000 is presented,
and on trustworthy information it is
shown that actual cost of charter of
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he is right / cannot think him other
wise'than o coward who deviscs such
low-lived means Of committing crimes
and still keep beyond the reach of the
law. 1t is possible that he does it
out of philantropic motives; that
he wishes to be the " hardest" Of
cases so rs to reform in the future
and have q chance Of out-doing all
others in the depth of his fall and
the heigth of his rise; and, so, be
feted and admired by the wealthy as
well as the truly good. 1t seems to
me that this motive would be a
powerful one, sometimes, as have
seen at meetings, held in "The
Temperance State" the blacklist
sheep held up as the greatest hero OF
the day. / trust, Mr.. Editor, some
abler pen than mine will take up the
theme. Yours, &C.,
TEMPERANCE IN ALL THINGS.
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vessel, provisioning, fitting and other
expenditures are about $4,000; (;
there is reason to pause"
"The powers that be are Hawaiian
and must continue to be So"
1--WE counsel them, therefore, to
become good citizens and behave
themselves more seemly." { In reply
to the Gdzette.)
IF we want to repopulate the
country, different policy must be
pursued with these lands, as the
leases fall in.'
1.-The new liquor law. Finally let
it be remembered that on the face of
it, this new law is declared to be an
experiment only"
Saturday Press says:
"Too great tendency has been
displayed in the conduct of affairs
Of Government by Cabinets, sue
ceeding in power to ignore the acts
Of their predecessors"
"But this scheme Portuguese
Immigration,) for the increase Of
immigration, the great disideratum
of the country, has already been
strangled by the act of the Cabinet
now in power, to the vast detriment
Of the largest industry of the coun-
try"
"Again, relative to the engagement
Of DR.. McCartee rs Chinese trans
lator, this Government has acted in
a way that seriously affects its
honor"
"To talk Of self respect with men
who could pen such editorial articles
as embellish the p. ca. of Satur-
last, (29th ult.) would be to put in
to literal effect, the throwing Of
pearls before swine"
"Alas !! Alas !! for, the misplaced
confidence Of the natives, who
find their David (Mr. Gibson)
turned to very Judas"
"If the $33,465 cannot he fairly
divided between the salutes, flags
and the Band, we shall lose Mr..
Berger himself, without whose in
valuable services the music OF the
future will materially degenerate"
1T has been said that figures can
not lie; but this was before the S.F.
Chronicle was established.