The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-23

tbroogh the kindness of one of on- ben
3 decision ~ Judge Spraeue = iegd r.
0eoeEe Brown VI. William :. TIE n
nip J4odern Times. The libe, 'oi, =
eoppf damages for cuIpable neolac sas btusS
- bhsllant who was q seaman " tie
from Calcutta to Boston. Il was VI eoadE
the ibellant was in the discharge P'o.s Q
from the maintopsail yard to the ds.a sdpS
legs were fractured, and he vas e.' W
injured. He was taken to the ess,asersi
NAMED three days, undergoing ors.. shS
was then removed to the forecastls suae
over which there was an OPENING til 4a pQa,x
water came in it. 1t was alleeed oaga u
knew of this, but used no means - ,na'
the f~orecastle was occupied by twe,rs att
crew besides libellant, and that his =; s.ude
creased by these exposure and neclec, 'yene
medical attendance or treatment p;vs. iha&
was the application Of ~bandages to bs otef
time afterwards in the course of tbs 9d
passed in sight Of st. Helena, wbers ,i;!a9&
have stopped and obtained prons. me
dance-that instead of so doing he ne19
course, and nothing was done to re;S~aan@
until after the arrival of the yesssl tAk
even after her arrival, the master net 10
liant and suffered him to remain in tbserssaM&
out medicAt attendance for several slUu6
then taken to the hospital, but from ~
and neglect he has been rendered n c,;s saa
The Judge ruled that it was the dp,, rpsk1
under the circumstances, to have hes~aS
libellant that care and attention which %
required; and that 1t was culpable !.
placed him in the forecastle in a msHt
bunk when there were other places ,h.
could rave been kept dry, ard receiyeds y
attention which were necessary: that !, ~
to have gone into st. Helena, as he sonn as
with but slight inconvenience, where linn y
have received proper medical treatmss.
neglected so do and kept the libellapt il
condition until after his arrival in Best
libellant's injuries were increased and 4,
unnecessarily protracted, libellant x.s
recover damages. Decree for libelIa,, ~
costs.-M B. Mercury.
THE CEssroN OF THE FEJEE Ist.xn
BRIrAIN.-There is something very s;n-
cession of these islands to Great Britain. En-
for the purpose of obtaining S45.O OO ,..e
claims made by the United States sloont y
dalio. We rave had a report of tb;s
transaction before, and now have a c.s
with the articles Of the deed of cessiop =
requires speedy investigation by our gOyens
The Feiee archipelago is stated 10 be n.
IcQSlN6 anu N1luabtC HI IOttne>ll. nA
estimated area of more than 20, 900 SONAR =
climate, although tropical, is s~alubrous !
most fertile. Already it produces s~pou,ans-
ahnndantly many of the most valuable Of ~
of But not n hundredth mart \.
able land is yet under cultivation. For
country it is said to be particularly adam.
there are over 200. 900 Fejeeans. who, if IN
once be made to feel certain of ENJOYING A.
of their labor. would speedily send forth M
ply of this vegetable feece.-Boston TrarJs
CURE FOR rHE NEunALorA.-some fin.
published, at the request of a friend, A reS.
the neuralgia. Half a drachm of sal amn,r;.
ounce of camphor water, to be taken. a Tea 8
at q dose, and the dose repeated several b
intervals Of five minutes, if the pain be ps
at once. Half a dozen different person, M
then tried the recipe, on the recommended !
Alta, and in every case an immediate cure h
ted. In one case the sufferer, a lady. had NJ
jected to very acute pains for more than 4 M
her physician was unable to alleviate her a
when a tea-spoonful of the solution Of sal IN
in camphor water relieved her withinN -
minutes. Whether the recipe will cure all ~
neuralgia is a question which we cannot ansvr
it will cure many we are we'll assurei.-.aMd
SPRING ELECTIONS L THE U. S.-The result
recent elections has been as follows -
RHODE IsLAND.-The American Republicz|
ried the State ticket. For Congress, in the q
Congressional District, there is no choice. M
publicans have the Legislature by an ovexsl
majority. 81
CoNNEcTIcUr.-The Republicans hsse slri
entire Congressional Delegation, as well 4 u
ticket, and a large majority of the LegislatuA
gain two members of Congress. 4
WIscoNsIN.-The returns of the recent eledu
dictate the success of Byron Paine, the Rpai
candidate for Associate Judge of the Supreusu
by a majority of about 5000 votes.
MIcHIGAN.-The returns show considerable
gains, and indicate the election of Geors
tin, the Republican candidate, by some lo,m
jority. A,
MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs.-The Democrats hs
ried Brooklyn. New York. The Opposition hu
ried Cincinnati Il 900 majority and the Repli
st. Louis, by 1900 plurality over the Denu
candidate, and 1900 over the American.
1t is stated that Jenny Lind's fortune ID
and that she is about TO attemptri
another. She is advertised to sing in Englz'
Extraordinary as it may appear. says an ED
a piece of brown paper, folded and placed d
the upper lip and the gum, will stop bleeding
nose. Try it.
ADvERTIsE.-Freedly, in his Practical u
or Business" says Whatever your onr
may be, if it needs support from the public, sid
it thoroughly. | freely confess, that what so
have had in my life may fairly. be ATTRIBUTED q
the public press. than all other causes caa
may possibly be occupations which depx'
nd vertising, but l cannot well conceive whads'
Some win tell you they have tried it, and itdz'
pay. This is only because it is done s~pariugl
best medium for general advertising is a lassgI
,ulated weekly paper. The dailies are usual !
lined to the cities where they are published, ~
lies, or at least many of them, go all over ieA 4