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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
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SUPREME COURT OF TuE maWarrar
- i-LAAu--ln Pratare- o. TIE r.
THOMAS WILLIAMS. alias THOMAS GRAHAM FEarfE
q hunofulu. drCsssi interstate Order aaass -
% rs.ding .nd sung ne letitiau q ftsrhas nss
~ D. Ma Acting CssHlissirer Crrsa
muistrtfar = ne Estate n Trr-1s " l.n 80. 49,.
Sr4tam Pefia, deccred pfayifE ~ lrrr = trrr-
tain real estate aeluugng o. sid tstfa
tain Legal rsas1ua uhT such f-ai
II j. hereby uIdsre that si asrsrl IlfeIasa
estate appear tei1e tbs urt fhirtI. ne ma a.
April A. b. ls7l d i1 5rseE A. ~ T. - f.arf 80. y
tbs Court IN h1uanla. tneu and t1ffs sa 49,
order Should uut ~ granted g. f1r sasa q
And u j. Farther uriered that 1rr n
llsbed ~ least three eacta tarfs a. 80 - -
sad iiurniulu-
Dated Huuoiuia, T. l. NARA sra fs-1
uEEMhN A. ufuE1IaVN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26

SUPHEME COURT OF TmE HAW ar1kN
- ISLANDS. u ff.t1frln thf nlsfsf n tsH r.trfs
q JOHANNES nEtAz hfs q NaiiaEa. tsc.a.al-- AZ
Chambers. issflFr Jn.tire MiIlsa.snn-
On ruaiiuE and diinE ~ rsfion e Frazrr - -
Attnruey iu iart J. G. aisie. Aaastls1 81 90
JOHANNES bEhAE isfs q Wsiiuka. ussl asres.ss
showing that certain cis ms asiasf fe Efsfa
BE- eche4us auueHzl O. All rrtfu. a.
petitioner, duiy aufh-utc.tsi sfh uScs.rr
- him approved. and rrsyiuz tasf arou
ed the fa1lo uiay D. enarnsd ani approved tg a. rt
~ is Ordered. that FRIDAY. the l1tl Dr. r. terii
ISIS. al 10 dcucs A. n. leara fha slli llste
Chambers. IN The Courtha.e rasfauu ari a.
= hereby aFpoiufe1 - ~ risra nrglar
petition and that ct rersqss Interested ftn ari
appear and shus c1us-. suy fhey asre uhr 80 80 es
tshaala 10 Be- Approved - tbe Ceart NTlr
- teptlsueiala tae Eu1i-n .auzure. Ia hrtrrl
s-fis n~vsIafer, printed ard ruli ilolus- g.
sucgesfe seeks prssaus e. fle i1s itsIs1 srafri %
aid hearing.
Da,ea at iionoalu H. ] thi. 1osa a. r n.--s I.7z
o.. s.. WlrrwHNa
Attest Iu-fir- a rirs suarruas fa1r1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUFREME COURT 90 TIE HAw aGsaN
- ISLANDS. IN Probate ID thr nfffsr II re fffa II
MARTIN RkGk. deceassi oriss o. 1tsu Tsrl-
catiou q Executor 90 Order q sse q E.rtfr
Ga re'iiug and n ing tt rfifiall q g. r. tisfa
tor q the isafe q Msrtiu iscs rfsrirc g. arr
q tertain real estate henginx ISL ksfs
kamsnanui IN Wains 0shu su -tfrr SRA caTllla s.I
ressuns shy suciI r-ai estate shtefi b. a.ifs
IL j. hrrry orlers that The r. fn - So aal
and 81 rersus Interested he rtl estate artssr fsrs
tbs Court on FRIDAY. fhe llta 81 n fprf isiI
10 u'ciock az the Court Ham ~ H. Cert iars-
lulu. then sud there o. show VIZ aer
Be granted Or fhr zle 20 srri
And it is fertilizer orirrei that cory q go
lishcd 81 least three successive eeats tafa o. % n
bearing. b. The Hauriiaa G1azta ald kaolsa nessass
published IN aid iiouuiulu
Dated q uouelalu. ~. Haruh 1llh =. is-s
uERuAN A. WfuFHarE
Attest. l1siics n ne .lFfsIre ca1rf
Wsrrrn n. srl1 CisrE suB. Cert ma
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

A NATION OF DYsrEPTIcs.-We live
fast-dissipate in everything except
righteousness, and gil early graves.
We drink allkinds of poisoned alcoholic
spirits, and swallow, without mastica.
ton, pork, greaOe, and every conceiya.
BILE carbonaceous, soul.dwarfng, life.
destroying, acknowledging, indigesti-
BILE food. On. WALKERS VEGETABLE
VINEGAR DiTrERs cannot stop this in o
radical manner-but it will remove tho
evil effects, and the recovering patient,
with fresh, pure, vitalized, electrical
blood flowing through his arteries and
veins, will have clearer head and q
cooler Judgment, which, coupled with
experience, will cause him 10 abstain
in the future. Good, nutritious, diges.
tible diet, which the most delicate
stomachs may take, can be found in
cracked wheat, corn bread, tomatoes,
raw or soft.boiled eggs, baked apples,
boiled rice, plain rice pudding, corn
starch, rare beef, mutton and poultry.
With VINEGAR BiTrERs and moderation
in eating and drinking, there is no in.
durable case Of dyspepsia,-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22
The Rarth,s Orbit.

Awaahington lecturer says that the
oarth's orbit has been widening out for
10000 years past, aud will continue 10
do 80 for 10000 years to como. II will
then begin TO contract, and will con.
ilnue to do 40 for $4,000 years. The
eccentricity Of Mercury has been stead.
ily Increasing for the last 100, 600 years,
but has now nearly attained its limit,
In abont 5000 years II will begin Ia
diminish, and win continue 10 do 80 for
more thnn 100, 900 years. The orbits Of
the planets must 20 on oscillating in
this manner as long as the laws oilna.
lufe remain unchanged, forming what q
French writer has called great clocks
q olcrniiy which beat ages AZ ours
beat seconds,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

When the strength or nerve power is
already worn out or used up, the diges.
ton oil food only makes a fresh demand
upon 1t, and IL 1t be unable to meet the
demand, the food is only q burden upon
II, producing mischief. Our bodies
have been compared to steam engines,
the food being the fuel and the steam
produced the nerve power. The analogy
holds good to q certain extent. II,
when the steam is low, because the fire
is low, You pile in too fast a quantity Of
coal, you put ont the fire, and II you
have depended upon the steam power
to fan your fires, that also is extin.
guished. Beyond this the comparison
fails. You may clean out your furnaces
and begin again but in the body the
consequences Of this overlooking aro
dangerous and sometimes fatal. No
cause OF cholera is more common than
eating freely when exhausted. The
rule should be to rest for time, and
take some simple refreshment, Gun or
n part Of q cup Of tea, little broth, or
even q piece OF bread, or anything sim.
pie and in small amount, Just to stimu.
late the stomach slightly and begin to
restore its power. After rest, mode.
rate quantity will be refreshing. Never
cat full meal when you arc exhausted.
Take FIRST quantity Of anything simple
which may be handy, and rest. Then,
after time, proper food will be n bles.
sing, not burden. The fires will burn,
the steam will be up. and you can 90 on
your way safely. II is not amiss, in
this connection, to say that children
would avoid many a foyerish night and
many an attack Of disease, IL mothers
would follow this rule,
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Ills hrstrate agricultural The most fresh and instructive articles
agricultural topics regularly appear In this department
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Farm, Garden and household.


There is a point of prime Importance
in driving any horse, but especially q
young one Il is the way you handle
the retns. Most drivers oyerdhye. They
attempt too much; and, in so doing,
distract or hamper the horse. Now and
then You find horse with such vic.
ious gait that his speed is got from him
by the most artificial processes, but
such horses are fortunately rare, and
hence tie style Of management required
cannot become general, The true way
is 10 let the horse drive himself, the
driYor DUNG little but directing him,
and giving him that confidence which a
horse alone gets in himself when he
feels that q guide and friend is back
Of him. The most vicious and mex
cusable style Of driving is that which
so many. drivers adopt, viz, wrapping
the lines around either hand, and pull.
ing the horse backward with all their
might and main, so that the horse, in
point Of fact, pulls the weight back OF
him with his mouth, and not with his
breast and shoulders. This they do
under the impression that such dead
pull is needed in order to STEADY
the horse. This method Of driving
regard as radically and superlatively
wrong. 1t would tax the ingenuity Of
hundred fools to invent worse one.
The fact Is, with rare exceptions there
should never be any pull put upon the
horse at all. A steady pressure is al.
lowable, probably advisable; but any.
thing beyond this has no justification
in nature or reason /; for nature suggests
Z the utmost possible freedom OF action
Of head, body, and limbs in order that
the animal may attain the highest rate
Of speed and reason certainly forbids
the supposition that by the bits and not
tho breast collar the horse isto draw the
weight attached TO It. In speeding my
horses / very seldom grasp the lines
with both hands when the road is
straight and free from distractions.
The lines are rarely steadily taut, but
held in easy pliancy, and used chiefly
TO shift the bit in the animals mouth,
and by this motion communicate cour.
age and confidence to him. I find that
by this method my horses break less
and 60 much faster than when driven
by men who put the old.fashioned
steady pull upon them.-From Muir.
rays Book on The 4" PeEfcct Horse"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

"Thank-'splcasurO (dranl0i may you live
Cllic) thousand yoars. By.by-"
she said "you have many calls to make;
would you fortliy yUuseli with AlIstlc sherryi'
I said would, and drank small glass. Called
next on married lady on Fifth avenue. She
said, Lets drink to williamson know Will
is on making ealh on girls
Then We drank some port to absent William,
"Dy-by-"
Called on old Virginia mother, who had some
real Virginia cgg.Rog. Very nice Southern
sgg.nog. Abused the Yankees and drank two
gla,r With Virginia mother
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22
PrnrY pAvIs's PAN.Kl1lEn.-This

Penny DAvis's PArN-KiIEER.-This
medicine has been before the world SO long
and it, virtues have been so thoroughly tested
that a cOmmendation Of It would seem super
duOus Almost every family in the land has
used IT, and have had occasion TO thank SIr.
Davis for giving them in 80 cheap aud eonven.
ient form, such powerful palm antldoie. II
is a household remedy. Always keep bottle
of the Pain.Killer In your hOusc.-F7oriia
RnnliE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Tho Scientific american states that
the first patent issued in the United
States, Of which there Is any record,
was granted TO Samuel Hopkins, on
July 81, 1900, for making pot Und pearl
ashes. Tho second was to James Sta.
cey Sampson, on August O, 1900, for
making candles and the third and
last for the year 100 was to Oliver
Evans, for making flour aud meal. The
lAttor bears date Deoember Is, 1880.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Ny idea was to make i2S calls Of FIVE minutes
each. This would take O25 minutes, or ten
houn. did It, ! worked hard. did ali
anybody could do. II any follow Gays he made
1876 calls, howell, hO Is guilty Of lie-bel.
Imlie my l2Sth with my eyes closed, and at my
l25th sWoOncd on the hall stairs. Oh, wAsn'tit
nun. The last twenty calls were made With
ono eye closed. Ny tongue talked right
straight alioad from force Of habit. AL l had
to do was to open my mouth and tho same
words tumbled outs
"IIap-NeW Year, Mis- smitte!"
"Ah, Mr. Perkins, I'm delighted"
"May yOurhAyc many hap returns-by.by!"
"But Amt you going to drink to"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Run in to SEQ COe, tho temperance man, ate
brandy peaches with hin. Then dropped
aronndto Miss Tliompson's, Thompson famous
for rum punch. Tried Two glasses with Miss
Thompson. Very happy. House looked lovely.
Good many lights. Pretty girls quite ntlmer-
Gus. Drank their health. Drank clatct. Then
drank Roman punch Wont out changed bats.
Lett twelve dollar umbrella In hAt.rAck.
Happy thought Took Charley Brown In the
carriage with tho driver, aud got Oh outside
with myself.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Dropped in to SEQ Miss Mason. Drank to
Mrs. Mason, aud ate bOnOd turkey to young
ladies. Young ladies dressed beautifully. Left
overcoat aud changed high hat for fur cap.
Saw Charley King outside, lilo was tlBlltu.
ais slight. Said he'd been into Lees eating
bonod sherry and drinking pale turkey.
Now called on the Lambs. Old Lamb wa
sound. Drank brandy peaches here and ate
more pony brandy. Young ladies' beautiful
Nice Roman punch with monogram on it. Pre-.
,Ontcd allrgo bouquet found in the corner
10 Mr.. Lamb.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

CHApPED HANDS, Taco, rough skin,
plmplos, ring-worm, salt-rheum, and other Gu.
lAneous affections cured, and the skin made soft
and smooth, by using tho JuNIPER Tar SOAP
made by CLswELL HAZARD 4 Co., New York.
Do sure to get tho JunlpcrTar Soap made BY
Us, ~ there are many limitations made with
common tar which are worthless,-C Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

A CoSsuNrTTyB CunED. Dir II.
james, while experimenting, accidentally made
! nfenGallon OF CannAbla Indica, which cured
hls only child Of Consumption. This remody
Z now for sale al ilrsi-clAla Druggists, Try "
prove Il fcr yourself. Price $3.50. Send stamp
iof circular. Crld0ck 4 Co., prppuetoFsi
1852 Race 81, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A veteran officer obseryes, al mover
place reliance on o man who Is telling
what he would have dons had he been
there. Ihaye noticed that somehow OF
other this kind Of people never do get
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

F1Adu's INSTANT RRLTEP.-Warranted
10 relieve all Rheumatic Affections, spfllns,
Neuralgia, etc, Tie best, the surest and the
quickest remedy for all Bowel Complaints. lie
llhf gtiAffAnLeedof the mOnoy feiunded. Cons
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

THE BRowNs AND BLACKS produced by
SOS Ham DiE, cannot 10 o1eellod by Nature /;
It's tInls challenge comparison with Natures
most favored productions, and defy detection.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

II we con benefit the readers OF this
paper BY recommending PdrgOnS' Purgdhre
PfllstO 10 the best Anti.blllous medicine In tile
county, we arc willing to do 70. We have hal
about a. good chance to know as any one
nOfn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Called between calls. Drank more. Drank
everywhere. Young ladies more beautiful.
Drank more lobster salad. Drank half glRss
elk dress, and poured rest on Miss Smiths
champagne IN the corner. slumpcd plate, gas-
Light, green silk dress down on nice ies-creAn.
Sat on lady hand and held stAlrs, very ChIc)
happy, Fellows hGd been drinking. Drank
moro lobster salad.
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TUE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,


FAMILY LINInENT
10 The best remedy in the world for The following
Complaints, viI.i Cramps in the Limbs aud stom.
lsA, Pain In the Stomach, Bowels or side, Rheu.
nliIm In all its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia,
cholera, DyISntOry, Colds, PisSh Wounds, BurnI,
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, sprAlnS and
Bruises, chlllS and Fever. For internal and H
ttrrhl use.
10 operation Is not only 10 relieve the patient,
bui entirely removes the cause OF the complaint.
II plnoIFates and peTVAdeI the whole system, re-
ii6fng healthy action 10 AllitG parts, and quiei.
Inbg the blood.
TIE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA IS PURELY VEG.
ttIhlo and All Healing.
Prepared By
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Take nl.i Hosry or IionrnouSD AND Tan
when ho'H III .....
OF a cough that no other prescription will still
PikOs Toothache Drops cure In one minure.
Tom.
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nousehold RECIPES.

APPIE TARrLRrs-Peel six large
pudding apples, boil to a pulp, mix
with sugar, cloves and lemon.peel to
taste; let this mixture stand till quite
cool, then mix with it two ounces'oi
dried currants. Make n light pufI
paste, aud fill in with it q large fiat
baking-tin, and pour the mixture in.
Cover 1t with the pastry, and bake half
an hour.
BREAKFAST PuPPa-Take two eggs
well beaten, and stir into a pint OF milk
n little salt, n piece OF butter, and q
pint and half OF flour. Beat the egg
and stir the milk, add the salt, melt tie
butter and stirin, then pour all into the
flour, 80 as not 10 have 1t lumpy. Stir
up thoroughly, and grease the cups
into which the batter Is poured, filling
them two.thirds full. Eat with sauce.
Boiled CusrARD.-Take two table.
spooniuls OF corn starch, one quart Of
milk, three eggs, half n teaspoonful OF
salt, and small piece Of buttor heat
the milk to nearly boiling, aud add the
starch dissolved IN a part OF the milk,
then add the eggs, well beaten, with
four tablespoonful Of powdered sugar /;
let It boil up once or twice, stirring il
briskly, and il is done; flavor with
lemon or vanilla to your taste.
APr1EDoRF PuDDNa.-Line q pud.
ding dish with stale cake. Fill it with.
in three inches of the top with berries
or with currants. Allow one.half cup
Of sugar to swell berries, and one cup
to currants or anything tart Cover the
whole with cake, and wet It with one.
half cup OF wine. Bake half m hour
and frost 1t with the whites OF two eggs
and one cup Of sugar heated to stiff
froth. Return it TO the oven, and let II
brown slightly.
LEMON PRs.-A correspondent says:
For two pies, take one lemon, two eggs,
one cup Of sugar, one cup cold water,
one tablespoonful corn starch. The
rind Of the lemon should be grated to
use, and the white part, which Is bitter,
thrown away after squeezing the Juice
and pulp from it. I have made for in.
yalids who could not eat common lemon
pie three very good ones from the fol.
lowing quantity: Three eggs, ono cup
OF sugar, one lemon, two cups water,
two tablespoonfuls flour.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

rEnuulS srnuF gives an iron constitution
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Tie Sneaker laid before tho lIonse COM
munIcation from tho Secretary Of War calling
attention to dofalcatons In the accounts Of Cen
eral o. o. Howard, Of the Freedmen's bureau.
At the request Of Mr.. Wood, the letter was
read. II fixes the total amount Of defalcationA
at s2Ts,573.GG, and states that the Secretary OF
War would have General Howard tried by \
military court Of inquiry were 1t not that most
Of the matters are barred by tie statnte OF
limitations.
Tie House in Committee OF the Whole, with
Mr.. Tyner In the chair, took up the bill appro-
priAting 4,O0O,O 900 for extraordinary expenses
Of the naval service, and passed II.
After lengthy debate the salary bill was 70
committed 10 thospeciAl Committee, with In
stmctions to report a bill repeating the whole
salary act OF tho last Congress-, no far a. csn le
done under tho Constitution.
The refusal Of the House to second the rrerl.
Gus question on tho Salary bill, by vote Of l45
nays to 100 yeas, practically rejects the lil for
the salary repeal reported by the special COM
mlllOo, known a. tho "lIale bill." The vote
was by TELLER, upon motion for the previous
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Take care Of your health and your
wife they are the two better halves
that make man OF you.
NEW YEARS CALLS.
sr Eli PERKINS.

BY Eli PERKINS.
iLLusTATED NJ THOMAS Slsr.
don't feel like writing to-day; my head.
aches, l made New Years calls yesterday
made l25 calls, l commenced them At noon
and finished before midnight
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Called carriage and got into Fred. After.
wArls came home. Wrote this article for the
CoMyERrisER. Pull coat on with bOot-jack,
and stood self up by the register to dry.
Then wrote more Ohic) wrOtc- hic).