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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

A G00b LaBT, whose husband vas aEsy,
being len alone 10 manage a spoiled child Of
elsFsa years. vas IN constant bot uater on his
aoeosat- she lived opposite butchers shop,
and an srTsni boz thereto belonging was en-
-1gsd n daily conflict Eifh her son. Some
tines the latter youth would get the upper
hand. and bis antagonist would suffer q TArs
poEueIins- Bat whenever tie butchers boy
E1s On the top the youth would yeil for his
zotnsr. who Ezs thus kept daily in alarm and
constantly OF the watch for bis rsseue. She
zpPezIed 70 the hatcher. Who declared that her
so1 provoked the conflict and sdsised her to
lst the boys have il cut, and thus settle the
natter. she piszded with her son, bot ss he
bad the Advantage. being sometimes able 20
thrash his opPs1est, and always sure Of her
help Ehsn he vas likely to be Eorsted. he
E0al1 rot desist. Matters we're IN this cOndi-
ti01 Ebsn her hRshand retained. and the fond
zothsr iaii the ease before him. Telling her
% IssTe the diEieaity in bis hands be waited
the issse- Very so0n bis boy vas in for an
Osbsr EZh;. and when bis sturdy little anita
gDsist lad bin On bis back and be found be
vas likely to catch drBbbing. he sh0Gfed a.
Eszal foF his mother. His father checked her
she Ezs rushing 70 the rescue. and the boy
vas lsft 70 bis osn rssOsrsss- He came out
O. II nth bloody nose and > black eye, bat ks
sl1d< 70 s0rs @9fekssf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17


TIE MOpEL poNEsTIc.-The New Orleans
Picgyzss remarks 4 growing hostility among
the eosntry presses Of Louisiana to the intro
ductioa Of Chinese labor. bat in another place
makes the following narration
friend Of ours who resided some time in
Havana had. he tells Us. Chinese cook. and
froR bis experience vita this one has conceived
a high opinion Ct the Chinese in general The
COX vas a eeuple;e servant he not only pre-
pared all hi. dishes in the most admirable
manner. learning most readily everything new,
and improved On almost everything be learn
si. bat bis peculiar earefalness. deiieaey and
cleanliness made everything especially appetiE-
ins-
Besides doing the cooking. be offciated as
diuins-ro1u servant also, swept the house,
etc. sad did the houseE0rk in general. He
vas peculiarly attentive TO his employers
clothes. boots. ETC. When dinner vas upon the
table a1d annsaneei. he was found at the
had of the table ready to ~ait upon the CON-
Faay. anI no tuo or three walters would have
perforlcei the duties thereof more satisfaetori-
~
His peculiar trait seemed to be constant OBJ
serv1tiou and the faculty to pick oct excel
le1ess and to adopt and practice them. To
eoable cs 70 Judge q his elesnlines our friend
tells Us thst bis ChiDzuau dressed always in
white. down to his very slippers, and that be
kept himself % clean thz; be never saw any
dit stains upon bis clothes His cooking uten-
sils. after Use. were At onee cleaned and kept
so clean that il was stOmaeh-assuring at all
times 70 see hin or bis kitchen. Such is, At
least. ons Chinamzn a. . cook aud house ser
EAnt-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

DIAKOsDs AZ THE cAPE--Thoss gems cor
tinzs 70 - discovered Messrz- Blaine 4 Co.,
II Gr1hsnstsEn, received six, one being
Talssd a. xzs9. Mr. l. Hsnd writes 70 the
cslesJzy 4dseTfiseT that Msssrs. Liiienfsld
BrDtbsrs have dianoud weighing IL 3-I6
ezrsfs. aad Heszrs. PhiIlipson 1 Co., one
Esighing ; i-ls eaT1ts- Writing TO the sane
pager. Mr. Head also states that the report
that W. Mons bad diamond worth Es9 900
stsriing i. aeeoTdisgt0 biz oEs statement, IN
fTue, szt be taE large ruby IN the possession
q Busbmsn. bat be could sot purchase II,
the Bahm2n bsing saEiIlingiy % part With H.
One E1s recently oaered Tor sale at publie are
tia, at Port Elizabsfh, and E5ze refused.
The LATEST s~Es frDn the TrznsTaaI describes
the people A. diamond mad.-cags Aygus,
Asgssf 4.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

PzESsEgss ~ TzE OcEGB-Iks B-itish
sap Gestures. Csgs- NiseEell fro- Enzlaad
~ Azs-r=lss. records ~ her voyage ozt an
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

II is related sf = geHfIeman residing 10 q
neizAbsrisg town Eko vas Is4 years Of age At
the tine of bic Ssath. that On bis Io0fh ami
Tsrsary be visited . store % have = pair Of
sAoss made, FsnaEking fbzt be wanted them
buiit s1bstsntial Eifb plenty of bobnaiIs. The
storskseper ssggsstsd that be might rot i've
70 year saeb pair e. shoes ont, sbsn the Old
gssfisnss TsfeFtsd that be eoumsnesd this I9o
years god deal stronger than be did the Iast
oBsl-B1sfoa Trax<fker-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

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tss Fer sezt- q tke Fspaiasiss. an1 are Tery
pei Dr. ssLle<oss e P1Eis. tssti<ss fhst
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17

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Toies il nst kear10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-17
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IN ZINC AND Cs1FFEE >E-T5
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Err -lYs $50 ~ -a.Izirl r. ir- b. -is s-ll.f lf
Hfai1r q -l. Ezai.1irl11I Sz--ss ElunHlg.-f- --1s
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UHv fHsREN
Fffr- f1E
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

ARSENIC EATERS IN EUROPE.-Dr. Levy
says that in Styria and the Bohemian parts of
Riesenbirge, there are families from which,
from time immemorial, the habit of arsenic
eating has been transmitted from father to son.
These people are very silent about their mania,
and only by mere accident can one become az
quainted with their perverted appetite. Like
the horses, the arsenic eaters are strong and
healthy looking, having finely blended, delicate
skin, which is free from every kind of pimples
and insects, and remarkably exempt from erup
tive diseases. These people learn the habit from
their earliest youth, when about a quarter OF Il
grain of white arsenic, (oxide OF arsenic, }
measured by the eyes, is taken daily. The
dose is gradually increased with &he age, and
an old arsenic eater will only feel comfortable
when he has taken at least two or three grains
daily. They assert that the poison keeps them
sprightly and healthy; that it protects them
against all chronic diseases that they have
especially Just after taking it, an agreeable feel
ing about the chest; breathe freely and have u
good appetite. The effect of taking away ar
senic from an habitual arsenic eater is similar
10 that produced by the deprivation of opium
tobacco, or spirits, only the effect is more in
tense. The person thus deprived of his stimu
liant becomes melancholy, i'll tempered; symp
toms of an intestinal catarrh appear, often in
creaslng in such way that one can we'll be
leve he is observing Il case of slight arsenic
poisoning. The only remedy here is arsenic
and II this be not given, the unfortunate MAJ
goes rapidly to the grave. The patient canno
be cured at Once but must be weaned from tht
disease as he commenced it-gradually. Thi
strange habit is very widely spread among tn
peasants of Austria and Hungary, and even il
some parts of the German States.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

New VIEW OF QUEBEc.-We frequently
hear from the friends of the New Dominion
fowery accounts of the prosperity of everything
under the new system. Fancy then, the as
tonishment with which we receive this, drawn
on the spot" and figuring as one of the reso-
lutions in meeting held in Quebec: :" For
many years past we have seen with deep regret
our real estates sink rapidly, our ship building
interest disappear, perhaps forever; our mag
nfcent water powers, the greatest in the ag-
rush wildly past our doors, and our youth, the
flower of our population, flying to the United
States in countless thousands from the desola-
ton which seems to have marked our city as
it's own" Upon the strength of such a state
of affairs the men who see things in this light
want to come over and bring Quebec into the
United States "They are coming, father
Abraham, three hundred thousand more. "
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22
WHOLE NO. 761

THE GOLDFISH. The Goldfish IL the child Ov
the oshun This ackOunts for their eing SO
salt. They are caught with hook and line,
and bite like steel trap, and hang on like
poor relation. They are good eating for wet
day; they are better than an umbrella to keep
man dry. Dried Goldfish IL one ov the luxu-
ryS of life, but Goldfish three times day would
weaken my confidence in them. Goldfish never
venture i'll fresh water; they would spile if
they did. | never have been cod6Shing my
self but think should like it better than fish
ing for frogs. | think | could catch frogs well
enuf, but should insist upon their taking
themselfs off from the hook l had rather
take boss bumble-bee in hand than live
frog. The Goldfish IL sed tcw be an arstokrat,
and to keep aloOf from the other fish of hiz
size in the sea, and claims tew be relation of
the whales but this looks to NE rather fshy.
The Mackrel-The mlckrel IL 4 game fish.
They are eazy to bite, and are caught with
piece ov old red flannel prettycoat tied onto
hook. They aint the only kind ov fish that
are caught by the same kind Of bait Mackrel
inhabit the sea, but thoze which inhabt. the
grocerys alwuz taste to me az though they had
been born and fatted on salt. They want q
good deal ov freshning before they are eaten,
and want a good deal of freshning afterward
| If [ can hav plenty Of mackrel for breakfast,
can generally make the other two meals out ov
| cold Water-.JOSh Billings.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

For CONSIDERATION OF MOTHERS. Bow
ed eggs and knocking-knees are some of the
cOmmOnest deformites of humanity, and wise
mothers assert that the crookedness in either
cases arises from the afflicted one having been
put upon his OF her feet early in babyhoOd.
But Manchester physician, DR.. Crompton,
who has watched for the true cause, thinks diff
ferently. He attributes the aforementioned
distortion to the habit some youngsters delight
in Of rubbing the sole of one foot against the
other; some will go to sleep with the soles
pressed together. They appear to enjoy the
contact only when the feet are naked, they
don't attempt to make it when they are socked
or slippered. So the RENE ly is obvious keep
the baby's soles covered.
Knocking knees the doctor aecribes to a diff,
ferent childish habit, that Of sleeping ON the
side with one tucked into the hollow behind
the other He has found that where one leg
has been bowed inward more than the other,
the patent has always slept on one side, and
the uppermost member has been that most de
formed. Here the preventative is to pad the
insides of the knees so as to keep them apart
and let the limbs grow freely their own way,
All of which is commended to mothers who de
sire the physical uprightnesS Of their progeny
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

PRINCE ARTuUR.-If Prince will go driv
ing in an open buggy he must expect to be
taken for a mere man. A correspondent tells
how, last Thursday, the good people of the
Dominion turned out in their best all along the
roads to give Prince Arthur royal reception
and royal lot of speeches but when he came
he looked SO much like any other lad that they
did not know him. A Bishop drives out to
meet him, looks at the buggy, and passes on.
The volunteer artillery stand by their guns; he
passes, and they don't salute. One side of q
bridge has been specially reserved for the roy
al crossing the Prince comes to it, and sen
try turns him away, 1t is all very funny, but
their mistake, ran after their guest with al
their might, and made him hear the speeches
after all
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

is immortal, Absurdities of costume disap-
pear only to appear again. The London Ian
Get sets up a loud professional wall over the
revival of tightlacing in that city. Thus it is
that hoops 60 out and corsets come in, and
what old pernicous folly may next absorb the
female mind and destroy the female frame, we
can't pretend to predict. Since the days OF
our great grandnothers we really cannot say
that there has been any reform in female cos
tune. We claim for men more sense. We
are sometimes absurd enough in our garments,
but we rarely iDjure ourselves by our folly
Corns from tight boots are about our worst
penalty.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

: LOOK OUT FOR THE WOMEN. Young man,
keep your eyes open when you are after the
women. If you bite at the naked hook,
you are green. Is a pretty dress or form
so attractive; or pretty face event.
Elounces, boy, are no-sort of consequence:
A pretty face will grow old. Paint will
wash off. The sweet smile of the firt will
give way to the scowl Of the ternagant.- =,
Another and far different being will take the
place of the lovely goddess who smiles and
eats your sugar candy. The eoquette will
shine in the kitchen corner, aud the once
sparkling eye and beaming countenance will
look daggers at. you. -,Bewarel Keep your
eye open, boy, when you are after the women.
| II the dear is cross, and scOds at her mother
| in the back room, you may be sure you will
get particular tubs all over the house.. If she
bushes when found at domestic duties, b.
sure she is of the dish rag aristocraeyr-httl'
breeding and a great deal less sense. If yor
l.mary girl who knows nothing but to com
! nit slaughter on the piano, you hay
got the poorest piece of music ever got up
Find one whose mind is right and then pitch
Boy, don't be hanging around like a sheep
thief, as though you were ashamed to be see
in the day time, but walk up like chicken t
Z the dough pile, and ask for the article like
man. .-SuRday Mercury.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

How TO SHARPEN SIGHT.-A number Of
physicians were once disputing as to what
would be best to sharpen the sight. Some re-
commended one thing and some another, un-
til at last one said there was nothing would do
it like envy. for it magniGes and multiplies all
the errors of man.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-22

The Prince Imperial of France, the Emper-
ors son, who was born in 1856, will be declared
of age for all regal purposes on the 10th OF next
March. Such, at least, is statement from the
GaulOis, paper devoted to Napoleonism in
France and Bourbonism in Spain. True or
false, its currency at this time is hint that
the Emperor's recovery has not left the Cficial
mind entirely at rest.