The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-01

At old pottery, the stuffed Llama and specimens Of
Llama WOLF Auene other objects Of interest We
saw some exceedingly iae straw hats for gentlemen,
one of the same style Of b5aids as the Panama hat,
only far more delicate. close woven, and beautiful
White color Rhsa eass case Of It's cwn. asd was
iisks,ea Ssco. Smaller eass og the same texture
were marked SIS. Another case was full lcrg,h
figure Of General Grant. bu, % coarse in miniature
eolored 80 ise. aad very natural, ths' it a,
oaee reooSr;zvl: but al made OF sue way. CbinA
aud Jalaa have large exhibits. and to neary all the
visitors these are exeeeaias,y attractive ard draw
eeustsu, ,ArcsEs; bat = ose fsS@ tss Hawaiian
Islands. fsmiiag fraEs ehiliheei. vita Chiaese and
japanese enriosi,ies there IS nv; toe sane feeling Of
novelty. The stOru ot Messrs Afeus : Achaek, Of
Hoa0'ala, repeated three or fsar times. in far
rieher variety, vii rive Houolslasas good idea Of
the things displayed. Japan has more OF novelty.
t. god laequerei ware Is vety rich sai Abundant
ami in endless variety. frc sets cf bed room iurni.
sarc dowa to trays, eAsioe,s va boxes md card
cases. Their porcelain ssi Cajaa ware. too. is in
large display. aud their sxaib, has the added charm
os national exhibitors in national dress and manners
Ouy one Sr;isle IN these EXHIBITS was actually new
TO ySas eoyrespaHaea,--ihe japanese glass eotins,
immense q size anu depth. qei;e elasug the royal
cesus Of HAvAiiaa Hiass. Six oT eight Of these
ornamental e5aias are mounted on the top Of the
ela<. show cases. fitting them 50 e1aeily in earth
that nearly A casual abservors believe them only an
ornamental 6nj.h to the show case. These cofias
arc made IL panels. eoniossasi IN shape to the orda
sry foTu, each s'sss pAae mattel by joints CT pol
ished weed, and every panel lined with piece Of
ieies,ey executed smbrvilered silk depicting ami
mails, scenery. or flowers. characteristics to Japan
The Eiasa,isaal Dspsrtaea; Is large and very
sa,l, and shaws il a most vivid Ish; the rapidity
wi;h wbeh this vosderfal and interesting nation Is
adopting foreign, bat especially American. IDEAS.
Here sye models 0f ,h,:r ell ;ine school houses and
teachings. aad aso Of toe ncv. The walls arc lined
With uaP drawings and school exercises. eOmpo-
si;ioas, charts Of astruao'oy aud physiology. and
there was al.o a aae display Of philosophical and
eAe-aica3 apparatus TIE laost interesting sight in
the room was young japanese exhibitor. OF guard
au Of the exhibit. who was dressed in American
style aai perfectly absorbed in studying cut by
himseifs lesson n the Progressive First Reader
. book used 10 the common schools at the Islands.
With his japanese LsSieou aud bis Eag,isa book he
sat scarcely aoijcia- the tide of strangers arouad
him. studying aloud, only asking a kiaily visitor
once WAie 10 y k-ak an El-st-l MOru 70 him.
and II he clusat tie Idea he used his pencil. and
looking AZ his Japanese book. wrote rapidly on his
paper. L made ora Wish they bad ime 20 sit down
for hear and help hiis with his task From J.nan
ue icak = h2sty glance at TGais. where the richly
embroidered roles, ipPers, saddles aud eqaipuaeuts
heavy with soli aud silver rsPpiugs, realized ones
readings uf those Eastern lands
SEeiea and Norway have ceased % be 70 Us simply
two geninSuars N the north of Europe since We have
walked through their exhibits. L, i really wonder
al p, h. So
this people and entering into this life. and feeling as
yoa gaze these nanufaetgTes aui elucatiunal cx-
hibiis, sni fua size hgares Of war horses and
soldiers, all dressed aud equipped Tor battle but ir
more as you come Up On their grOups works Of art
medeied from lie depicting scenes from life. These
Swedish Erosps, OF h.e paintings, have been very
exactly described 70 many papers already especially
IN Harpss's Weekly aui the Christian Illustrated I
Weesiy. But We eaau0; refrain from adding our
trioutc 90 two e-iIke groups. a touch Of nature
makes the whole world kin This sentiment must ]
have fallen from thousands Of lips as they .aEed on
the tive companion pislures. First. the one where
the Swedish mother holds out Ler smiling healthy
babe 20 It's father, the strong staIWArt man with iruu
grey hair whose weatherbeat couutenauce is lii With
si.es, be extends bis arms to the Growing baby
who is longing 70 - 10 aim; and then- but a few [
steps iartaer You stop with batei breath and need
u1t BE ASHAMED of tear when you see the same ]
father standing IN spesehless syief I5okns down on
the cradle in which lies the baby, pale u death
and over whom knees that mother in an attitude Of
grei that touches every heart while the
lit ile easket ~ the foot OF the cradle tells its
q " sd story. As the breaking last look
81 The Dying Beindeer.' and ' Starting from home
over The saow in reindeer siedge are also very lus
II Denmark we saw casts IN plaster Of paris odd I
ysses " Terra CottS, great variety Of wines aud 1
c2rdials, arranged in pyramii1l form, then some
elegant furuiturs In small varie.y: IL looked Ike
e5oGy, and Mss upholstered with blue Teivet bat on
inqgiring Of the exhibitor We found the wood was I
black pear, highly polished. Then We came upon /
n,de Uf Greenland boat, or ky5ck, with the .
GrganSudc5 seated IN IL, ani many stuffed Arctic sea
bi-ds with specimens " theig eggs. Turning from 4
these our eyes we're etsrmei with some exquisite
spaiter work, the exhibit Of Daaish lady One
was large cross surrounded by a heavy wreath Of I
oak leaves and ac3Tos: ansther was a wall pocket,
ornsmented most Sraeefuily With fusehiss. Passing
from Ee1marA We stepret into EEypt aud London.
Sc Seven lesg1ei boUts'' seem no longer uyth when
you can travel ike this! Here were living on
the Nile aud walking sy tae pyramids tor here were
models Of the pyramids, aad here the bust of Ra-
neses l.. supposed 10 have been the Pharaoh *
Moses. In glass cases ETre specimens Of m ssive
gold and silver jeWery. and saddles and horse trap
pings, such ss EgyPis monaTcbs use, heavy with
go and SILVER embroidery, reminding one Of the
stories ia the Arabian Nights. And, ob here Is q
specimen Of what might Be the very alligator that
Moses escaped in his infancy, for on a raised plat
form lies the hjie5us thing, dried aud stuffed with
iul glass bead eyes reclining actual palm leaves.
Taruins from Bis Ugliness with Of relief we
lCd case OF be1uuiIl ostrich piumes card at /
.aehed reads " $50 pound" Then comes 70 view
case Of magnificent tray covers of blue aud green
ak velvet embroisrei heavily with gold, and also
case Of sis eoeoous, arrang ged SO nicely for the
highest effect Of colors. in diamonds and squares u
al the shades Of their natural color from white 10
ieepest orange and right in the centre Of one Of
hese cases Is arranged bouquet Of flowers, made
rom these shaded clcoons. set in brilliant green
mulberry leaves, Of coarse the leaves artificial.
ittle further we note cases Of drugs medicines
md specment Of cotton. Hanging up on one side
IRE long. black, drei-up pods. maraed ' Cassia6s-
u3a,s' OF Mans But al At once VIC perceive our
'ompaui0ns weary ana realize that own feet are
lurning and need rest, 80 leaving Egypt aud its
iarliy-expl0rei wonders. We wend our way for
81 10 the familiar Hawaiian department. examine
he register, and after there and luucb from
lnr oER beg, taken in hs lsdies' rDom, We started
Iut again. We new mounted the Spiral staircase IN
be ceuue Of the main nave Is far as the second
ln1ing. and sit down to take note from another
0int Of the great show. Here We look down on the
1sh and crowd. The sound Of the thousand foot !
teps Is iise the rush Of nany waters. Nothing
ives better idea Of the FassHess Of the aeeonmo-
alton here than look ike this. Descending again
be sweet tones OF piano in the German Depart
tent draws Us with macy others around that centre
attraction where plaeard announces that Charles
rid Reid plays at - his afternoon We cease to
rave by departments. but wander at will and TAX
~ the side aisle Soufh e roue n ono faafra in The