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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-29
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oEMi'I.:ANCE i:AL..--W:ii be rented 20
6 ruNI:r entertainments on Nnn;ay. We'd
:I''.'!ay. *ri.ay and saturday ni%!!i.' pi Zach
:;rCK. T.;
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What pleasure can exceed the <mok-
ING Of the weed, especially if your Sc@ar
can be obtained cEeaply.. Send an !or-
der to the Indian Girl of Columbia,
through PERRY 4 SL.AWSON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-29

LUTHERAN SYsoD.-Tsie annual Sy-
nod of tie lutheran Church, South, will
convene in Savannah on Thursday ;he
. seth :iilst. Rev. II. W. kuhn< and Mr.
w. W. Houseal, will represent L";i.cr
Chapel there.
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MIsrAKE.-We said sometime ago
:. :. that Maj. j. X. G. Nancc wo,;;d deliver
:. the Alumni Grafton at the Due West
Commencement in June, but we find
= that we. We're mistaken. Maj. Nance
:. is the alternate. willie c. g. Simouton,
. Esq. of Tennessee IS the I'yintipI:. and
will therefore deliver tllc orltior tl:iS
>. - year, ... e.. ..
"a full. s:es<ortmen: OF Millinery and
Alllislssy Goods, constantly or hand Al
~ s15FiITry5: p. Mowers. -
~ ~. TiiE&s GREAT Sllnw.-Th" i;reat
South Southern 3Ienageric. Circus. Museum,
2.sA4Eiarsy; Roman Iirpodr"lncand E@yI-
xtiana Caravan. Of which III advert q
1mnenf appears this week, will exhibit, 4;
Ncwberry on TiiurSiay, the 7,Il Of May.
ana it is needless to remark t!:;'t al
lovers of animals, fine, stock, :.ral.d
psgeants, daring feats in riding, vault
ing, &C., VIII be on the qui vivc. The
collection of rare animals, birds. &c. is
T. said to be large and fine.
The latest style Hats 10 ~ found are re-
ssposing' now q, Phifer's. Tlcy are real crown-
. ing slorieS. Don's fail to bay two. 1911.
= FRENCH IN,lvHAToN SocIETl.--!i
Z Societyhas been instituted in tic city
:, of New. York, for the purpose Of pro
= stecsing aud giving information to French
Immigrants, just as the, German and
IIiberiian Societies do to GermanS and
Irish. The Society has always Oh hand
agriculturists, laborers and mechanics
of all professions. There are esevera!
Frenchimmigrants m this County sent
here by this Society. Office is 1T No. ;
Broadway, New York. Il. l.. noguet
is President, and c. Ballay, Agent.
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PrcIe ssi3.1i.

sSsi~!:NAN. ". N.--i;r>i"nt Artist. NJ
~ styles Of Pictures taken. Old Pictures
co. led anG renewed. -
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AL; BALL. L. R.--.Icais .;crTrd IA. ..I;t
sSs MTur-. Fresh f.~:! :,"d Oysters III
-'r-''n. b%.i;i'r III Groceries, tcuircti6n-
cries. &c. e;
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A fill lime OF ladies' !e:l,iy yni%de S;Ii;>
anI Underwear Of Ill ki:::i>, i;
14-tf MyEAi.!. (. POOL.

EElL&Inr$.-ThpK Rev. /. X. !;,.:rn-
baagll will !n,r;v.!. al 'hc Lutheran;
Ghnrch: III this ;,!;;cr, n">t S:'.I,!ny
morning 1T 10 - o'rlc':::. ;:'l night at
{ !. o'clock.
!iev u. N. G!'icr. Of )uc West wiiI
assist Rev. E +. NIcC!into1l;;-aI the rs
soci;tte reformed Presbyterian Churcls,
next Saturday and Sunday. The S:,cye-
mcnt Of the Lords Supper vii! bc dis
penSed on Sunday.
Divine Service will De iI"id in the
Avrl"iyh Presbyterian Church. on Sat
ur,lsy nigh. next. at $ O'clock. and also
on Sabbath at 10 - \. NJ, and !; p.
NJ, By Rcv Robt. \. Fair. " the
morning service the sacrament Of In"
Lords Supper will be administered
".ill'> well .lIat ends wei. Su buy Side
!;.c" Sov =: Phifyr'>. l3--il.
F;u"ilicS <r'U Lc $'yg;tjs1j NTH 0H ddhd<
= irc~3 '':"! e1totrc G;o.'+';'<, 1t II. T..
CN"~i$. if
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:.IEEHS. l.. .I.~-I;v!."r in Fu!r!Sr anI
- np;:."-;ir Marble. Nun..:n":4is :.!:Luc
10 u:rl": il bet -t.:rS. =;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-29

E-NlR POPE < -.!i:ornrys-Prac-
ticc in I'LL The Co"ri> q; in:s State ard
"a in" United States Court. y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-29

The MAY FEsrlvI1IES.-Thert will
be q May Bsllat Temperance Hall next
Friday evening, May 1St, and also 4
b May Party at the Hotel. the following
. Tuesday evening, May the 9th Good
times are expected. No wonder. Who
couldn't have good time with i big
supper, fine music and plenty of ladies.
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s.. -. ToGaceo, L0Lh chetct'lJ a51d <l@odjHH,
Cigars, Matches, Pipes. f1r <.n!c 1T ".
:, c. Chase,s. II
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Caudic$, CamacI GOODS o1 al k7n>i<,
.icDics, Pickles. SuTiac$, Sry<. FOR
N,Ir hT ". e. Ch"<c. i
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TIE WEATHER, 1T this writing. is
once more Spring-like, with 4 proSpec;
that it is at last settled, 4 condition de-
voutly wished for. The experience, of
the past two or three weeks has been of
the worst kind, what with heavy, long
continiettrainS, and.low temperature.
The crop prospect during that time has
been at low ebb, and farmers much
depressed 1t might have been worse
though, Us has been tie case III other
sections. and now that We are blessed
with the genial sunshine ans; sol: ai.,
they will be encouraged to re.loublrd
efforts. :,
There Was Il slis ht white frost on Sun
day night but no report Of any damage
has been heard II.
SlCS-4GI-Fll'ess sGrcc,.rUi>" &tn-
~'yc for $a1c 5etSIK e.: CIu~. Il
= TeTiK 9eINT.-Fhe ,ChriAirn NtiJh-
iOy. man never talks unless to the point.
Here is I sample of his reasoning in
favor of payin" the printers bill when
it falls due. We commend 1t TO the
careful perusal Of or tardy friends:
The question is not 50 much whether
a subscriber is good ioc pay \; some
indefinite time, but does he, will he pay
when the money is due? y baker may
be an honest fellow and have good
b. lcat'. but if he does not come round
with his cart until the funeral Of the
r:an that dies for fine want OF bread, he
.ui9ht is well be nobody, living no
where. trading on nothing: /. t., 50 i:tC
forth as the dead man IS conccrIcd.-
Two words to the wise oaght TO be Suf'
Iicient. 2....... ..a ..
C,udic$, CanHcN Goods o7 al ffatiS
.jcDics. Pickles, Ss'iiac&: Says. Fo'
sale In; II q INr<C
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:.SAhE!>, VI. !.--CHbimrt WHrc:unm:. i'ur.
II u!;nr.' LI"G': and Repaired. Carpenter
liz: '.Ulc viii: ur>.julch. !;
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CD.'!Cu IllG renewed. ID
:>-a-oa-sG-.--EaS
Professional.
-.ilR. POPE < -Ai:ornrys-Prac-
ticc in tll The Co"ri> q; in!s State Ard
IA IN" Uni;c'i States Court. =
;sOuEMAN x sCi!UM"!.ET-A:lor lor:.rI*
ass nj II.%. r";lcii"r IN III! ti.r t"Hr: 81
tn" State. ;tnH i: the tn!tci sl"tCs Court. r;
sAE"E# &. G-.Ntt"f..ry Il: Law and Reg
- i-;rr in Bankruptcy InT 81 ConSrc>>!DA-
al district. Practices il n! the C""r'* OF
the state. {;
BONES. IiA ii-Atlorncy at Law Onice.
y on Main Street. over Iir>. y. Mowers
'.iHg". Il
-e.4.~-.
Toa%@ic";S---h-.:Ji2.
: UAVi.:.I, i. i. -Mvl:,:,nents made - ,,I-
:. ,lrr.aH.i ~: !.i'i~ e.. ~, ri'" anG g.,..itc
w.'!., h.':ii!" rA2""!''3. y
:..iEEN$. l.. .I.-,l;ca.rr in Foreign anL
- i';:.".;ir Al:,T!'!". Mun.,!n'':.is 2!:Luc
10 o:rl": il bet -t::rS. x;
-.~r-,~r-r-'.~.-a.s-- ---------------.a--z--
r%"..:G S3llii. -. -
'f:NpEHANCL. i:ALL.--W:H be rented 10
6 Euhl:r Cat;.!;:rili.nyn'- Oh Nun,;:lV. Wed
::rCN. II
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E,;l,:riactv!iaS,
a:HApNA%. Ln:IE y. Manufacturer ot
=, Cotton Gins. Of approved; :;y;c. ;u:,i
Guaranteed. Is
.=rsI--u=zr--eaxeazs1-.-
Commission Mtcchaat:.
g.NASE. WI.t. \ CD.-iGv:.o% and Tom
IG mission Merchant. Sales twice =
week. -
rSCEAuGIIRIN. i. y. Il CO.--CDnnniSsion
~ Merchants am,I dealers III Fertilizers.
Agents foY Cover, Cox and MarltiUy's Bag
SIC. Wagons. Sc. 49,. t3
Cotton 5uyers--Grocers.
sSsEBE, ". II. Il Co.-Co;t"n Brokers ::"';
~ Dealers i'll j;acon, Flour. Grain, Hay.
Corn, &c. i"
- eALTNAs :. E.-Dc.irr in Groceries ;;!:d
y Plantation supplies. Lash adTinccG on
Cotton. e
EhAIEStc MA!;T;N.-D"alcrs in Grote-
::ae ricS. Plantation Supplies. Hardware.
ma Cotton Huyur: (;
s:EAHELI. & Sl'EA ;;,nu
.5e Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and buyers OLCoH"n. : Il
PHASE. WM. C.-;;rorcry anh Provision
- Merchants. i!Clinhon Row. i
Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.
TasICKER. 4. M.-Dealcr in Groceries. Gam.
- urd Goods. PrrtUmcry, and Toys Vi Ill
descriptions. t.
.--..--- - - =
4 OvELACE, a: D.-i;rocerics. -l:.n,,rd
h Goods. 3. GoniecGcnt tcirfi, r0Oacco and
$c@aT$. +:
5c,OWERS. A. NJ. & CO!-Gro=Gfy and Pro.
- vision Dealers. Plantation Supplies.
iobacco, &c. +;
MsiI.SON. }. t.-ijraIrr ~ Groceries CT i'll
W kinds, CaMnGu t.aods, 4:agg:ng, Ties.
TGb eco a:r. Sr;.ars. - -. = ~ d. +;
t;oaftc;:92cIsas, sesacs, Fruits.
SPfCk. >. F.--Er"nch aMd American Con
> lectiDnrry. t'ruits. Nu:>, Tobacco and
Scgars OF best kinds. 49, .-.. - i;
ss;iC#!.n. T. M-CamlE' :,lG Ccnieci;0n>
TS OF I'll kinds. Fruits III season, Nuts. sc.
.:;'I~ and 1'"!'lrcO. IS
Jewelsy and Watch Makers.
E2rEGK. JUUN F.--Ijca;cr in limc Watches,
y Clocks, Jewelry. Silvcrand Plated Ware.
-pccttc!"s. Eye Glasses, FaMcy Goods. &c. f.;
-s=sA,-s
Clothing.
sa3RN,iT i CUErOGK.-I),;,;crs in Cloth
~ ing. :nld e~I.tlcn"n'S ort1itI;ny gcli"-
r9iIy Shoes, Hats. TluuHS, taliscs. &c i%
z=z.zaS.iEsG=--=s-z-s-a1z=aaa
MiiiiIe-y-Dress Making.
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:; :~:l..j. D.--bTy t,Uu!>, ActioIS. ,!o,l:-
-; !l..- Il. Ms S!ln":. :Atf. :r:'! i::':". .::,-
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ss3Ouk. Tiio>.--D,E' iyo':,. Motions, CI,';h.
= in%. Smnc%. Hats, ;;t:l grne!:'! ;LsSDrt,
!:t"nt nf Gro"rr:r. ::
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Nll-jG Etlc< Jyr ~ic dy u. e.
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2 ;.AIE!.-. j.. l.-il:Cn> ~ hand Il $p!"li-
Ia ,.I .tiIi -: G!a.! Kinds at Furniture.
i!s:iI.r.S fr:,:!iGt:. Mattresses IIi:I,lr. IL
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or, N.-i;:.::,;.r ~ .;r;c.:,t Mc:ci:r ~
q. -,.:Lc. "a. iiu,.ds. E.'i!s;- '.or'i>. tg.I-
c..:!,'x. EnnLS a.: ::hn"~. Z:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-04-11

RErorr 90 BtzE BrrV, VISTA. StNot'iR. N,sTER-
Isn rrrt T.r....l Hrrl -rf, ..i Cape Fa.tsry March 'A-
First rr- day. tt 80 zl--- v.rl very bad weather after
that strong -r,r--'- rl- ta ar s07 and i-r- Ii97- since
aa-r have t-1 E-E. ssr-E.- wind. until April 1t, vhgs we
f.- NJ frir-.
Hrruar r. -rHts-uIr Tt-rsz- FEHuIE-- MasTEH-
Lst -sfa., N.... jan. 90 I'D p 1- IliIsat w.-t- 70
Fsuilvr. vl.r. 1a lu -t .- tLe evening rf the 2lsf- Ia7irs
a-4a ast -s. a-s T-r-r-ur-I strong LeaI v.-ls aaI
Lavy head seas rar| So sighted these slalls- Arrived OF
u.rllzlr af1 ,4 Al-T lT--J days f-- -staay-
REroHT % srEtv-uIr MlE,Do, MooEL- CoNNssDEh-
Ler san Frucisr- March -lsfs nnc pleasant weather pre-
vailed throughout. Au.r-I alongside the wharf 81 4 Non
Th1rrfay. NTr- OLE anss E Tas-1-. eL + days and y hours
from wharf % whar. IS. PEIHCE. Parser.
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MEMORANDA.

CURIoUs EXPERIENCE OF THE BARK {" D. C. MUEEAT---
The bark ID c Murray. Captain Fuller, arrived here yesterday
- days from Honolulu, her progress having been retarded 3D.
adverse winds she LETT on the I'D ultimo, with moderate
trades from northeast 10 east-uorthcast, aud was 5 days 10
latitude % deg q min north, longtude 14 deg Sc min west.
The following IS days she experienced winds from cast-n0rth-
east TO eastsouiheast, most Of the time blowing from cast by
north March 10th and 21si. in latitude Al north, the Murray
encountered n southeast by east gale which died sut on the
2d and hauled % the southwest. The vessel was steeTed on
her course now for the first time in % days The Captain
says thar during fourteen years experience he has Dcycr seen
such n spell % easteriy Winds The following sN days the
wind was from southeast % southwest, accompanied BY mes
saut rain. Daring the twenty-four hours prior 10 reaching
port. there was a moderate breeze from the we=t--s. r B"f-
kstiH, March 29th.
PoRT OF RUSSELL, ". Z-ArriyeI, March "a; Hunter go
tons, holt, from whaling ground, with 9i5 barrels sperm oil.
March 9th. Osmani, 2s5 tons, Williams, from whaling ground,
with 200 barrels sperm oil and 400 barrels whalc oil Captain
Williams reports as UNDER Niger, Captain Grant, as having
taken 300 barrels; Rainbow, Captain Gray, as having taken
$50 barrels, Martha, Captain Stanton, as having taken 100
barrels. The whaling bark Lagoda, Captain Lewis, Of New
Bedford, arrived at the Bay Of Islands on March 18th. she Is
eight months out from home, and has taken 40 barrels sperm
oil and $50 barrels whale oil. Sighted the ship Milton OF New
Bedford on the 10Th Of January, in latitude 40 deg {, longitude
20 deg z, with $50 barrels whale oil.
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IMPORTS.

TEJa PJHr GssaLE-Fer Blrra VISTA. AprIf h.-s-2.5C5
60 Lrmrrr- - VI Lafl-. $50 " 81 11i-s- 20 =p1rs. % IBIS
Salmon % II Harsl=t 4 90
Tnou sTDvrY-P-r Tarref, Aral sra - 90 Dr. Gods o.
A. Cr-Lrfn 4 Co Z % Books 90 q n Bishop : b1dI7 Mat
Rag4 70 ] u--arff- J ~r Er1LnCeu 70 Order ] DO Phoph0-
dyne 70 Z Brewer a Cos J rsE Suufries 20 q Rhode $ -
El-ter O. 20 HaciEf A Co 10 coils R0Te. . re- Plants 20 ~
NacarIanei { e. CI.thc Prs co Csstc a Cooke.
TEou say Tn,Srrrrr-Per Nls7Io, April sil--5 Iron
Jackets bl1i Irga hauli.-l pg Adse 70 W Ider& Co 5
- Tobacco % o. Nrs1 t1 " Phillips 4 Cos PKG Whisky,
] DIX EhrIs. - So Potatoes, Q EraiGs Butter, 80 pk-s Mdee.
o DO seeds o. Dsdsrf 10 cs MLsr. p ~ Boots and Sh.Cs % VI
McIreruv- 50 bags F1fatocs- Beans and Onions, II pigs Tea,
go do CIl1r. 80 10 NI=r f1 n May ] Wheel ! rsc Hardware.
szpLgs Ndse % Dillingham; 4 Co; - pkgs Mdse o. r q Hall
Liquors 10 & ELylcs5 = pigs Mdse % sing Chonsi 200 Ks
Corn. Ill TEgs NI-e 20 Judd g. Laiue- II c. Furniture O Z 4
Williams. q pigs Nter o. Levers & Dickson u do do % G.
Vest lGJ zks Floor o. Iuck Kong. Q bale MIsc % Walker
T. AIrl- Is Pigs Aise % Mg--man a sons . C. Paper %
H1uIusu Gazettef Q 6 Mise n T. Dalton { pk-s Hdse, -
tgrl = Bros I csc Drugs % HOLSTER 81 Coz - sis Corn. 900
rkcs Flour, 10 20 Ndsc 70 l. + Adams; 1 csc Eaddlcr, 50
SIX Tl0uT, Is C. Tea 10 sks Potstoe-, - PkEs Mdse 20 J 7
WtferhgUerf j. FEgs NGsc % & =eselkcn & Cos coo SIS
Flour O. r. Lore 4 Br0-5 100 sks Flour % Boucs & 60, 10
pkss 1Itsc O. 1 Richardson 100 SIS Flour, 100 coils Rope %
Z 4 schaef-T A. CO. ! cse Photographic Goods % VI Dickson;
. g. Mdss % II 4 D0uueI; ! csc Clothing 70 : Msgriu; 100
, 10 DO % 4 } Cartwright ! csc Hats 70 = ; Cle-hon q co,
= g. Atse o. Bishop a Coz ! pig saw, p DO Mdsc 20 Thco "
Davies 10 DO DO, iOl sks Flour O. Castle a Cooke, 40 sks
FCur, 2 Boiler Tub.s o. n HaCkfel1 & Co; II pigs Bags 70
Cbulau & CO; I &C Mdsc 70 DR. r McKibbiui - pigs Mdsc,
2 c. Cigars % VI : Gnubaum q Co; 2 cs Mdse 70 J n Black;
Bros . bales Paper % Black & Aud 3 pigs Stationery 10 7
g Thumi 3 g Sewing Machine, l 10 Ammunition % I Lack
> Sewing Machines % I Tannatt; . hf bbls Whisky, ! bale
C1rks % " l. Green - 6 Whisky u Chas Long.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-04-11
SATURDAY,, APRLL II.

Il 1HE SuPRENE CoURr has been occupied during
charged as parties to the riot of February last.
The interest felt in these trials, not only by the
friends and connections of the prisoners but by
the general public as well, has kept the Court
room full of spectators. All the proceedings
have been characterized with proper lormality,
decOrum and solemnity, and in no instance, either
inside the Court House or in the neighboring
streets, has there been cvinced the slightest dis
position to caVil or 10 murmur at the perfect
reign Of law and order. II the rioters, as had
been supposed, entertained any expectation of
expression of sympathy from outsiders, they lave
been disappointed. The jaunty, almost defiant
air observant on many of their cOuntenanccs on
the first day Of the trial, when they were called
upon individually to plead to the indictment, has
gradually given way to Il settled expression of
gravity and gloom, as one by one they and their
conCedcratcs have been Systematically confronted
with the witnesses and pronounced guilty by q
Jury of their c0uutrymen.
The lessons afforded by these trials cannot, we
arc persuaded, fail to prove of invaluable service
in educating the people at large. The forcible
appeals of the Attorney General to the jurymen,
to remember that a failure on their part to uphold
the majesty Of the law by permitting the law
breaker to 90 unconvicted, would prove 4 dan
gerous step towards the subversion of the national
independence, evidently made Il deep impression
on his hearers, and the sentiment will undoubt-
cdly be remembered and repeated from Hawaii to
Niihau.
In listening to tile evidence adduccd on the
part Of both the prosecution and the defence, the
conviction is ~dccpcned that the affair of the riot,
however disgraccfnI and much 70 he dcplored,
had really but little basis Of support. 1t was
clearly not tie result Of any deep or lasting con-
viction in the minds of the people, but merely
the momentary frenzy of n few Ignorant and
thoughtless ones, worked up to a pitch Of excite
ment by partisan appeals. And unfortunately
the real authors OF the mischief 20 unpublished,
while their poor dupes are made to feel the power
OF the insultCd law.
Up 10 last evening the following il au abstract
Of the record Of tic Court Five have pleaded
guilty seven have been acquitted thirty-onc
conyi.tcd and IN the cases Of seventeen a HoL pros.
has been entered.
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in which they have promptly and chceriuly re-
spgniei u calls made at unreasonable hours 70
visit utter strangers, in the practice Of their pro-
fcssion. And herein the sphere Of the physician,
while it severely taxes the energies and the sym
uathies Of the man, afyrds opportunities for the
exercise Of the noblest and most exalted impulses
Of humanity. Show Us a truly conscientious and
kindhcarted physician, and we viii show you one
who comes a. near being a good man as fraii hu-
manity will allow of.
And on the other hand, there have been fire.
guent instances-whieh our readers may be able
10 bring 20 their minds without particular refer
ence BIZ us-in which physicians in this city
have apparently quite ignored all considerations
of humanity, have turned a deaf CIR 70 appeals
for sweet charity's sake. and have refused to sac
rifce their convenience for even those upon whom
they have been accustomed TO attcnd-when the
whim has taken them. One can easily under
stand how such a refusal, given perhaps chuT-
lishly and without the qualification Of a reason,
may operate injuTiously upon a patient, to whom
indeed it may be that the mere presence Of a doc
tor Is Of more consequence than the drugs ne
would administer. And Of course We all aPpre-
ciatc the burst of honest Indignation among the
friends and relations OF the sick person at what
they term the brutal conduct Of the doctor in such
a case; while that surremely Indifferent indiyid-
ual, after the manner Of a certain notorious char
acter Of these days, may perhaps inquire, what
arc you going TO do about il II" True, there is no
law that VIII compel n physician TO attend when
ever called but there should be one. Meantime
public opinion should mark the sort Of profes-
( sionol mon that we have indicated. and let them
severely alone.
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Az ITEM which appeared in our issue Of last
Saturday, giving an account of an accident which
happened two days previously to a venerable and
much respected lady. (who subsequently, dicd)
has called forth the s. Card " from DR.. Stanscu-
wald, which appears IN another column. II any
injustice was done the Doctor in the statement
set forth in the item in question, we regret it;
but We must add. that that statement was not
made thOughtlessly, nor without a basis Of ill.,
formation from a respectable source.
Now however that the subject las found its
way into a newspaper, we have a word or two to
say respecting what may perhaps with propriety
be termed. the amenities of the medical profes-
sion. particularly in Honolulu. Every one knows
and will doubtless readily concede the fact, that
our physicians generally are liberal, large-hearted
men, who are not inirequently called upon to give
their time, their services and their medicines,
without reward beyond that which q good con-
science affords. Instances have not been wanting