The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-03-06

u. Ri.so, Of Carli.Ie-s subordiu-ies are insab-
ordinate. After reprin4ading one .r er.e1l1'-
a pigs head harvest festival Al hs
-st-7+ s-,.ksr n dds. from riiuslI-tlc pTScuc@-
a1E suspended : third from Al! clerical int 80
the sans caase, but both Tie latter Son
s5oricy-
When the Georgia Legislature were ds6An2s e
s-N7-rt Of re expulsion Of tie ceipfei mem
y--- chat BODY. ore OF them uad--tl io44oN"-
Offer -Now. ! Wiii make tie proposition % Sse.
member IL TIL House tat Wlil read the bio-r -
leave TIE bail. or ! Will 90 o1t # yoa can r.'c
n more languages than 1 Tie "hlie mem
b-rs did not accept TIE o1eT. and lie learned
cred man had 70 v7ca1e L. sat
For MANY years the French Government has
held out a large reward 10 any one who would
discover and communicate . sltItaeiorS te-t Sthef
than that o. actual decomposition. by which dean
NAV be i~atalIibly indicated The following meth
81 recently given 70 the French Government will
probably t4Ee tbe prize- Hold a lighted candle
n any portion ot the body q blister viii soon r4>e-
II on pUnctUre i gives ont auid substance Hr1lh
has not taken place; i II Units ar only. Il / per
frctlv certain that life has become entirely extinct
There i gentleman in Neriden. Conn, now a
widower. destined by the following circumstances
70 remain IN that state Tor some time ABOUT 3
wears since fearing the disastrous results ~ a bad
Speculation. he made over his property 10 his wife
After safely passing through the Crisis he Ell
dcavoTrd in vain 70 induce her 10 de-d the same
back again. she refusing ont Of jealousy \ year
or TWO after his wife died. leaving a viii giving
the husband the interest on the money a. long .
be continued a y id0wer. but turning i over 10 a
benevolent society in case he married
Al a recent meeting Of the French Academy Of
Sciences. there was exhibited 4 mass OF ice. eight
inches thick. and twenty long and broad, frozen
artidcialiy IN a few moments by a new process,
and one capable Of supplying blocks three feet IN
thickness equally IS well. The iriEeralve salt was
the nitrate Of ammonia. and the method consisted
in freezing the water into the shape OF hollow
cylinders. with walls about fOur-tenths OF an inch
thick. and Of varying diameter. 30 that one could
be- slipped Inside the other mp 10 almost any de-
sired extent When thus brought into opposition
they readily freeze together. especially with the
addition OF some water. and produce q solid mass
RELATIONS FL MAEE1AGE-A great many COM
pick relationships come aboRt By marriage We
have heard OF the mother and daughter who mar
ried brothers. and who thereafter addressed each
other as sisters and also OF the Young man, who,
on being asked by a Judge whether he had q father
and mother, said be wasn't quite Certain whether
be bad or not first his father died. and then bis
mother married again. and then his mother died.
and his father married again and now be didn't
know exactly whether they were his father and
mother or not But Dan Bryant. AZ the minstrels,
tells of the most complex family ever known.
something in this wise: i married Il young
widow, who lived with her step-daughter nv
father shortly after married the step-daughter.
Nv wife was therefore the mother-in-law and the
daUghtcr-in-law of nv father / am the step-father
OF my mother-in-law. and my wife's step-daughter
i my step-mOtlcF. Well. nv step-InoIher-that l.
10 say, my fathers wife and nv wife's daughter
had a son. He l. my step-brother, OF course. but
being the son Of my wi:e-S st-p-daughter. ms wife
i of conTSe his grandmother. and | am his grand
father as well as his step-brother. Nv wife also
had a boy Ny step-mO1her i consequently the
step-sistcr OF my boy and also his grandmother.
because he i the child Of her step-soa. and my
father i the brOther-inlaw of nv son. who Is the
son OF my s~tep-mother. am nv mothers brother
iu-law. my wife Is the aunt Of her OWN son. nv son
i the grandson OF my father. and l am my own
grandfather