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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19
Passes SttAs Hooa for ne EozsA Of Asg1zs, 1874
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

- he rivalry between TIE Panama Sean Ire
ana the Overland Railroads Is nov ven sharp The
steamers between San Francisco and New YORK are
carving eaeA ZIP fr0n oss hundred 10 th7ve hun.
dred Passengers, a; troz forty 70 sirhyy,fve dol
iz-S- This has caused The rairoaa fA-s 10 drop 10
SIS IS and Slas t. third. seccud ana frsl-elsss
p4sssu-srs hergeen san Frs1eiseo and CAiezrO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

IN DIs-KEsS-Tas American sip Gov. No-.oa,
~hieA s@ile1 f-o7 Ssz FrzaciSco Nay -. With ca
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she rli-tt have z--ivs3 hs-e IT T1'vl Atthis Pa-s
her reEirs eoui5 6zvc hesz zs5e ssiie Is s7ss5ilv
ard s. VEL IS e Slr Francisco. sid Sc wozl5 uov
have ben OF hl- nay 70 E-gl1a1 Ere-y reSsS
tazs haz hss rspairS dooe CT h hc-s hzs XII o-t
alzost Is god $ oeV. and tie Uo-S-oc hzve =.
Ways been E@--lr oo0pi2e11e5 b ~ Captain
a-1 owners
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

- h. 5. Ms. sseanzCaneie0n, which has been
here about month, win lesve for South American
ports Va Tahiti. early tomorrow morning. Daring
her short stay here her officers have is very favor
able Impression our residents generally, and viii
be welcomed back whenever The ship may Be order
ea here. Her sailors also have eern quite orderly
OF soore and wiz doueslcSs bid rcgreifal e'osa to
" wsrhoo" Is hey pasS Dianond Head al eight
bells tomorrow mo-uinr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

FEoN kOSA-We learn n letter PEI steamer thz5
doe showers efresusu5 ard tie oozufry + lookiag
g7ocu, viii good prospect arg-oEiag Guys Toe
5o-eSse il the Toq1ls;iou so OF eva no-c rapidly
thar eeso-s and in scns loexliS native AoEseS zre
fEs. diszr7s--nS las tesis fssri1I,v Sgzioss tAe
amount q p-oSuoe fAsi III X rsise5 il That dis
t-ici, fo- Instead Of increase ouy saIirr 81 csn
- ioake1 fo-. GriesS s0os 1oSe Is 6sTiSes - ~
PeVliEfg th4f seciicz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

THr voIcKSe-Sosh at tire summit crater ard
Il knEuea-is Ig1in ve-y ziirSciire A co-reSFo1-
cert a. Ao1s szys thsy have had only three liEei
shocks q ezrshgEake lately We shonid say thai IS
enOzSa- 50 log Is the TOP q nc great uoEutsia
chimney Is oPea, there can b 10 danger tr01 severe
earthquakes, nor viii any e-sPsioas take rlscc sz-
eers insias his 81 erste-S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

- he SoS-days srs fairy or Is. sn5 Sunday
Trricalsrsv vss sUoltere-, Il trie5 hard to rain
hui osvoud feE drors a sweat vhfcA rolled CT
frou ths sese q a heavy cloaa slack eoozga 70 bc
terzuee = Shzn6e- cloud. l. couldn't p-oaure any
tang. AEzin O. Tuesssy !. iooSe5 sAoue-y, bat
gave il NJ Is dawn game sfe- lt:ls sQ-iukle-
We shall hEve % sweat o. I'll the equinox. When
ne mar x favored viii uo-e rsir.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

- Goa Ed n NcCook, formerly Ansriozu
Ninis'srrssidsnih here ia 1875 : ess sees eoosrvnea
a governor q COorsio zzazSG inc ssrosC protests
81 the people 81 That Sssls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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va sSas q en- rsaao-z ny sEus seq il so-ns-
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ussuss.israssy o-s & II 1oss Esss-Ez V9-z-ilSz
81 erisse-ca
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

~ he Cozrs Hoase property s advertised 10
Re said 81 psolic section On The rph % September
4 s@re chance % seez-e valuable city property
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

~ Te-nOrr0~ Mr. Aasns has sale at his
Rooms Al 10 o'olosk Dan tines, bH, gods work
OF somehow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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Cale1-uil FaP1-s= &c n. Bl-+h q NE7a- ha< iusi
sAea-eS So- h Seooaa tine hiS Pes SranssA Ns-iao
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F.oznas. SIC sAs2re1 lzss yoGr So Pouu6s. and
Ezs exTocse5 . yisl1 us Tine so1e ; 70 $
rozass, bai C1saze-e sozi ksrt II At 1-5oinlzg
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lis osa faiy ozeA ys1r. ard tbs s.5oys qlezs-
my Q. Tezri1C Ezrle-cs liar ar e-sirsly ao2s
u-zurfa---rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

- Mr.. Brrsov holds his regular weekly veasue
this day =; his roors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19
Late Foreign News.
Srfr,

NanEip, JAY ssi.-DisFaieAss reotivea BY The
6ovs-nRsas, STATE that enc hunirei Rspubliszn
tOops held rrisaus-s ~ tie Carss At Olaf, have
been sAos ~ order sf TIE CATliss eonnsndsT.
he Hrpciztzeai q Ssaor Msuiilla As Spanish
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19
NOTES OF TIE MEEn1.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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Sc oz-at 70 x II n Sz.arssy il she Len Sv5usy
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

EIEES-1z L1z-S1zE 7or-i-E ~ 4 srs e-OSs
CIT n szsan vooss1 sEL5rr osar til rss5ss-es
q N-s- G. y Roes--Su1. zss5 a a. Eo-s-- ha1ss-
al Asts-S Ez-sr 1zS e7az-e-- : rs Destroyed
ui-h is coz.sz.S Ta5ch COMPRISED IL Wesks vlse-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-08-19

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-16
A Half Moment of Supreme Agony.

The operator is just about to withdraw
the cloth. His back is toward you. The
index finger of his unoccupied hand
mutely marks the place for your eye.
Every nerve in your body is braced for
the ordeal. The cloth is drawn, and the
nOiseless and unseen fingers of the pre-
pared plate are picking up your features
one by one and transferring them to its
mysterious surface. What an influence is
this you are under and which you cannot
explain, which weakens every nerve and
unloosens every cord and muscle, and
sets free upon and over you a myriad of
sensations you never knew before. The
eye of the camera glares upon you like
the eye of an offended and threatening
power. Prickling sensations are felt in
under your scalp, and heat evolved
within with amazing rapidity flushes to
the surface of your body and leaves it
pierced with a thousand pains. You
stare at the mark with an intensity that
threatens to obliterate your sight
Heavens! how slowly the time drags.
Your eyes grow weaker and weaker, fill
ing with water as they die out. You know
that they are closing but you cannot help
yourself Will he never put back that
cloth? A thousand reflections upon
streets, on things irreverent and disas-
trous to yourcomposure, flood your mind
and take such hold upon you that you
cannot shake them off. And yet no move
to restore that cloth. He stands like a
statue cut from flint. And you-quiver-
ing from the sole of the foot to the crown
of the head, with eyes blinded with tears,
with perspiration oozing from every pore,
and every muscle strained until it seems
ready to snap and let you down upon the
floor mass of disfgured and palpitating
flesh. He need not put up the cloth non.
The opportunity which he controlled to
reproduce you in perfection is. gone. 1t
matters not now how it looks, only that
you get away and be at rest. You grow
hysteric in your despair. 1t settles down
upon you like cloud COMPRISING your
throat within its grasp until your breath
| surges back on to your lungs as if it would
| rend them. A weight is pressing upon
you. You struggle to wrench yourself
free from the dreadful oppression, and
yet not a muscle of your body is in mo-
ton. What dreadful thing is this? You
must shrek; you--the cloth is up1the
thirty seconds have expired, and you are
photographed Neos.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-16
A Hundred Years Ago.

ONE hundred and ten years ago there
was not a single white man in what is now
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana or Illinois
Then, what is now the most flourishing
part of the United States was as little
known as the country in the heart of
Africa itself. Ii was not till 1866 that
Boone left his home in North Carolina TO
become the first settler in Kentucky. And
the first pioneers of Ohio did not settle
till twenty years later still. A hundred
and twenty years ago Canada be-
longed to France, and Washington
was modest Virginia Colonel,
and the United States the most loyal part
of the British Empire, and scarcely a
speck on the political horizon indicated
the struggle that in a score of years was
to lay the foundation of the greatest Re
public in the world.
A hundred years ago there were but four
small newspapers in America; steam en-
gines had not been imagined, and loco
motives, and steamboats,, and railroads,
and telegraphs, and postal cards. and fric-
ton matches, and revOlvers, and percus-
sion caps, and breech-loading guns, and
stoves and furnaces, and gas for dwellings,
and india-rubber shoes, and sewing-ma-
chimes, and anthracite coal, and photo
graphs, and chrome paintings, and kero-
sene oil, and the safety lamp, and the
compound blOw-pipe, and free schools,
and spring mattresses, and wood engrav-
ing, and Brussels carpet, and lever watch
es, and greenbacks, and cotton and wooden
factories, in anything like the present
meaning of these terms were utterly I'M
known.
A hundred years ago the spinning wheel
was in almost every family, and clothing
was spun and woven and made up in the
household, and the printing press was a
cumbrOus machine worked by hand and
a nail, or brick, or knife, or a pair Of
shears or scissors or razor, or woven
pair of stockings, or an ak, or hoe, or
shovel, or lock or key, or a plate of
glass of any size, was not made in what
is now the United States. Even in 1890
there were only seventy five Postoffices in
the country, and the whole extent of our
post routes was less than 1900 miles
Cheap postage was unheard of, and had
any one suggested the transmission of
messages with lightning speed he would
have been thought utterly insane The
microscope, on the one hand, and the tel
escOpe on the other, were in their infancy
as instruments of science; and geology
and chemistry were almost unknown. In
word, it is true that to the century
passed have been allotted more improve
ments, in their bearing on the comfort
and happiness of mankind, than to any
other which has elapsed since the creation
of the world.-BaltanaOre american.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-16
A Dogs Love.

HE contractors engaged on the Boston
~. 81 water works had valuable cart
horse injured some time ago. The animal
was led home to the stable, where about
ttty horses were generally kept. The
hOStlers had water-spaniel, who for
some months had been among the horses
IN the stable, living on terms of great in
tlmacy with them. Immediately after the
disabled horse was led in, he lay down
and began to exhibit signs of great dis
treSS.
The spaniel at once ran to the horse,
and commenced fawning around him,
licking the poor animals face, and in
various other ways manifesting his sym
pathy with the sufferer.
The struggles and groans of the horse
being continued, the dog sought his
master, and drew his attention to the
wounded animal. and showed great salts
faction when he found his master en-
ployed in bathing the wounds and other
wise miniStering to his wants.
The hostler continued his care of the
horse until a late hour of the night.
Forty eight hours after the horse was in
Jured the faithful dog had not left tn
stable, day or night, for minute, not
even to eat; and from his appearance it
was believed that he had scarcely slept
at all. de was constantly on the alert,
not suffering anyone to come near the
horse except those attached to the stable
and the owner of the horse; his whole
appearance was one of extreme distress
and anxiety.
He often laid his head on the horses
neck, caressing him and licking around
his eyes, which kindness the poor horse
acknowledged by grateful look and
other signs of recognition.
This fact furnishes a remarkable and
affecting exhibition of animal kindness
and should cover with shame the unfeel
ing men who beat and abuse that noble
and most useful of animals, without stin
or remorse, and are utterly destitute o.
sympathy for the whole brute CREATION
Humane journal.