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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE UI,EIkA.

TIE OlEkA*
"The Flying butclman y WAS given for the
seconil time IN this city by tho Kellogg troupe
last evening, with the sAsno caat rs In the first
performance, and to very large audience, in
which the muatcal element was very prcdom-
inRnt, We have already recorded our tmprcs-
sIun Of tho opera and its performance by this
troupe 40 fully that VIC need not go into detail
again further than to award tho troupe the
credit Of having given smoother and more I'm.
ished representation than before. Tho Sec
opd performances only confirms our frat
Impression, that Sfnta Is QUE Of
Miss KeluRg'd repertotrc,--gonstlercd as nh
earncst, sustained effort, and that she deserves
ErcAt credit for The manner In which she afnxs
her trying muslc. Mr. Comfy also deserves the
highest credit for hia Llaldnd. In all respects It
IL the most artlstic and finished representation
in ti!c cast, and one which speaks very clio
quehtty for his decided ability both AZ an nctor
and a musician. The work was listcne1 to by
\ very critical audience which bestowed it,
most lavish applause upon tho second Aet, At
the closc Of which Miss kellogg, Carleton, and
Comfy were called before tho curtain. The
management Of the troupe L. entitled to tho
thanks OF all lovcrs Of music for giving them
tho opportunity 0f hearing this great work.
This afternoon HTho Bohemian Girl" will bc
Rlyen.
, 1876-12-23

Commissioners u the Vicnnn Exhibition. cost
the sender 10 cents volusnc pt,stage, and re-
inn'n piled up In the document rooms at TIC
'fhr Congressional Directory, which In. just
been published. IA one ol the least ekpenAtve
public documents, only costing IL rents. The
copics each, but ]nrKc majority purchase fronl
ten to 400 extra cpis, To distribute among con-
asttucnts.. II other public tlocumenta were 40
eundcntcl As TO be useful anil Cheap tho public
free ltstrlhutiun would be changed to tic En-
gllsl, pihn Of purchase.
oAMhL1so uousRa.
Tbs i1,nNitan has been publishing some ex.
posurea of the gambling hellu wt'set, are IN full
nj. Mu.taeh. il PoIico Commissioner, and, Al
such, rcsJunsiIlc for tho taltnrp u execute the
laws. There arc nut fashionable establishments
lv gambia nuw. But the .victins are found
among tho contractors, elattnants,. and otheta
who como here to receive money from the
Treasury. Oncc bcgulIcd into ''hghtinK the
with dollar tI'an lamb among herd Of m
par!ous wolves, Or fly IN tue h1mv web Of i
spider, has Of escaping with life. The games
played, with tho aid of wc'l-ltsgutsed eccoul-
tneans, tcpugnaiit to every principle OF honesty
and fair dealing.
The colorei pcoplc arc very fond Of games Of
eslnnee, aud !hcy hare tl1eir polIey.shops and
Without uneasess. ~ The prop?te,of s @ Of one q
tlesu gambling hollis tot ro1or" ID an Irlsfl-
man, very lcyout, who ncver touches card or
bets dnet but Who 1as an,Asstd fortune BY
systematically pl,ck,ng and plundcrtng +" the
nagurs," as lie Gala his victims.
PERSONAL MATTERS.
The President Ia vcry hopeful that matters
WILL be peacefully adjusted. lie will visit the
West 1niies after the Inauguration OF big suc-
daughter At her English home, lie is vcr7 In
diglant about an article which appeared In tho
New York Sun, for which tho Grand Jury has
found bill against MIR. Dana. The article
charges Boss Shepherd with having got the
il the Treasury. md alleges tint Ars. Il. WIS
Shepherds Iulstrcss. Gen. Gtant says TINT he
did appoint Mrs. Morscl, hut II was at the re-
quest of Mrs. Shepherd, who was ller school
mate, aud who accompanied her to The Willie
1Iouse.
Gen. Sherman and family arc here, end Ills
tail figure Is to bc seen whenever there Is a
dancing party, enjoying tlle makes Of tho tancers
or auadrItlc.. ilc, too. Is very rcticent, but
expects peaceful ssttlsmsnt Of our troubles;
daughters 1inve issued Invitations Tot . New
Years bull. Henry s. Banford, formerly hitnls-
ter to Belgium, proposes to conc here for tho
winter. George Bancroft Is at work on his llie-
ride every pleasant afternoon. Mr.. Le poer
| French, OF the British Legation, Is not to marry
Miss Riggs, ns the newspapers have reported.
Young French, tlle sc,tlptor (wlIoac father Is
Assistant Secretary ot the Treasury, is at work
modelling Eroup of statpary, Fl tho orna-
mcntation OF the new public building ut St.
Louts. Ex7Secretary Belknap and cx-Assstant-
| Secretary Sawyer. who orc under indictment,
arc awaiting their trtuls before the courts here:
Eli 81 S1Gs s nb ssr y ST. to ss sye ert1
festival Of the patron saint Of the present King
| Of Spain. RAcoHTEUR.
, 1876-12-23


Special Cbrrtapondtncs ef TAA Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1o.-lnauiry has
been made for Carter Harrison's eagle. Tic
left Chicago With It. Tic poor bird arrived IN
safcty at the baltimore 4 Ohio depot. Here
Carter discovered thirty bluc-coats, aud immc-
tliatc|y sent tue bird home for safe keeping.
This is official.
LIZ MorNE.
Le eMoync did not rn!so his voice for war IN the
Democratic caucus. Neither did he assert ve-
lemently that tho GaIena tyrant should be
hurled from his throne. OK tho Chicago NOM
bcrs, Cauldcld alouc speaks Of gore.
SPRINGER
aspircs to Major Gcncralshfp In tho war which
his policy would organize.
FATHER CAMPBELL,
the last Of the urccnbackcrs, mnle last dnn1
effort In favor Of tho raG-moncy policy, by Of
icring au amendment to the Blnnd bill, which
was not received.
CANNON,
Of Illinois, In society sometimes suffers from
being confouudel with tho Mormon Blahop Q.
POTTER,
Of Michigan, Is persou difficult 10 classify. He
is attcrt,Ately spoken OF as DcmocI ut, nil III
dcpendunt, and Republican. Potter himself
says TINT le does not propo8p to listen to any
!lonsense, and that nobody III either party can
out OF tho Presidential complication.
n1AlNE-KN OFT.
Fryc aud Hale, Ul Mntnc, arc rcndy to sake up
Blaine's light, II Proctor Knott agalu throws
oISEnALIssIMo HEWITT
made aorTy work of It In attempting to marshal
thu Democrats Of tho House iu opposition to
thc Bland Sivcr bill.
Of 1owa, says that the people viii never forgive
tic leaders OF tho party which attempts low,
pending tho issues, to pecclp[tate tic country
Into civil STRIFE
ls not so certain that he will not have to call
upon the Wisconsin soldiers to MD 10 preserve
the Constitution by fnAugurattng Hayes.
CoNKLtNG.
New York Congressman aay that Roscoe
Conliliug never betrayed the Republican party !;
and TINT hc will not do It now, nil ruluoro to the
contrary,
Minnesota Congressman do not think that
Dlnnell has much chance In tho campaign
against Window for the scuate. They do not
approve Of coalition Will, tho Democrats.
sKELYE.
Prof. Scclyc Ia o good deal amazed by tho at
taekR that havo been made upon him for his
voting with tho Democrats.
GEN. GARFIELD
fntendA to assert hiB claim to tho leadership Of
the House. llta services nrc much needed.
Of Ohio, one OF the most ao}!d and tho fairest Of
tho Democrats, III commenting upon the low
the premium on gold should bc Increased,
Payne Ia II member Of tho Democratic Caucus
Colniuittec Of 6afety. His opinion GU tho gold
premium, Is therefore significant.
M'cRARY,
or Iowa, was compelled to refuse service on any
Ut the Southern Investigating Comlnittees OH
account of pressing business In the United
States Supreme Court.
, 1876-12-23
CITY 1kEAt, ESTATE.

TOE sALE-fR ExCHANUE-sa0r1 0r1, HEw swEIi.
i. front htick hou'r, block froln rarn, North
sdc: I.,rtIon taken Il furoltus+ ho.sr, inesy. Ind
1tcAttMttl.st. -
Ion sALE-t,ie EENT-TiiE MA1iIILE.Fi
=. honse ~ p, Twcnty .nith;s!;; w!tn hrtek barn:
9nIte Of q. II. 4 u. &. WAtKEiL il Chamhcr Of
, 1876-12-23
The Middle Over the Presidential
Question.
Senators Edmunds, Morton, Conkling,
Blaine, and Sherman.
Southern Opposition to Northern Demo-
cratic Vaporings.-. Congressional
Business
Divers and sundry Matters Of More
or Less Personal Nature.
CAPITOL GOSSIP.
THE PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE.


WASHINGTON, D, O., Dec. 17.-Wl,ns hot
headed and desperate partisans OIL both sides
have been making mysterious threats since tho
assembling Of Congress fortnight ago, ecn-
ntors and Representatives Of greater influence
have heen quietly looking over the situation,
aud hayo taken THO initiative steps for pacl.lc
and honorable solution uf tho now muddltd
Presidential question, Morrison Ind Hewitt
nav ,,n,t,r,no1v dor,orn th.t rrndon /. ~ to
."". ... 'as .,I -nueA - ~
inauguratcd by cutting thfoats, and Zach
Chandler may Issue his defiant rcsponscs to
Democratic pronunciarniento8: but tho ponacca
for TIM awaiting MA ~ mir hoiv. .not,tc In 10 he
touau ~ tuo sstao.1ena'er. ", y, proper ..,auas
1or t"o counting oi Tue ELECTORAL Vose' WHOSE
authority no one eau question, and whoae de-
ctston all will accept ~ nual." Adcatro to havo
such high Court, to boar and end tho present
manifested ssnene tho 8 senators % aud Represent. t
attvcs; and It is hardly probable that on the 9Th
Of March our country ts to be dlsgraccd BY hav-
perform tho autles Of the oflce, md cnlisting
support among thosc who enjoy or who desire
official position.
=, ,,o.n,n, .aof, ,t,o ,,,1.,a.f.o =, r.,.,,, ho.
" Seiiaousr uon ."c hl'1'Msse py ec'''nG oc.
foro the Senate his constitutional amendment
sast,s peNss " soa'' ~. .u' s1sss
upon Tue supreme Couft, bat many Nepuonean
{Kcy, Of Tcnncssec), voted against the PROPOSE
lion. md made IL certain that no constitutional
49,. 49,, ~, ,,a...s =. ~ .,.o.osst na.
Aa'e"u.'sAs 'au w p"sneA ~ ."' p'.a.A" oeS
sion. Eunlunds' cuotta IN support OF hts mca-
slre wrrc fntf OF sound, powerful arguments,
with occasional shots Of wit at l,Is chosen ad-
,.o-.asr Th,,-.,,o,, ,h ,,os ,,,4 hoa1, ,.n,,nJ.1
ss.aay 4au..a.' mno w.. .Us oa5 "ouau.
pu1 osiacnt'y tanta''zea' oy tae sha1sa ao neatty
tipped with irony. Having fa!lcd to pass his
own net scheme, Edmu,1tls will now urra the
appointment Of 4 Joint Committee, based on
~ ,..rs.. ~ ..a., ~. 49, 1I,.
tne hecfa1S Fceolut1oh pasaeo oy tae Aouse'
SENATOR NORTON
a!so has plan Of adjustment, which he was to
hnye nrcscntrd last week, but news came OF
,I'roo, ns,1 ,r,,,,c in TndtSpa auI ho has,"ne1
.hiea.cheu '.oop,e III lnu'anA' a,.u no nas'c"su
to Indianapolis WIN celebrity only equaled BY
tho other gentleman with .wo canes, who made
tho ali Of d rarret.wtndow to the wcatherrock
WV o.. o.A y. saeM s., H. T.sa H..ss
on IT. saVior's eteepic' Like Edmunos' Morton
wants to propose to the House fair and honor
, 1876-12-23
MUSICAL.


i Mo sAcKIFiCE-NEW PIANOS, -el7h; NEW
n Estey organs. aDu and upwards. STORY CA1tf,
I'll State'st.
1tLOsfSd 0UT-A LARGE STOCK OF rIAN0s
~ and orRant 1t cost. Pianos to rent. n. 0OOLD 4
6ON, a4A SIaie'Yt.
T1REM0NA VI0LINs-MfI. 00FFRiE HAS FOR
" kaie tte Comncrcln Hotel genuine stsadnnrina,
Anati, and htaner VIOLIN mad raro bows BY Tourte,
Lubot, V1illAuMe. etc.
no TO j. Vi. TNuBY's, SOUTH HALsTEn:8T.,
" for your Christnas Elfta. Mustc boxes. sbunls,
RccogJtons the celebrated LeCupta ghtFA inltrn.
mchtA Hatao0s cotlesA etc.. It tue lowcst prices.
7TALLRTT, DAVl8 CO.'S UPRIGHT rIANOS
wero tg oniy ones. out Of o!et forty competitors.
that reratxed special mention and honop " the Zen.
ieMnlai. They s.nnd in tune lonEtr than any pianoa
adc. They arc fch md full IN tone; eonstTucte1 TO
endure. snd ato n eYery eentai the perfect panos Of
the ago. M1Acal maaiass md amat14rs fR AmsricA
tigats unF!ya!e4: 1hesa psnos, with other musical
nitr,lments o. tho best makes, caa be faunt NJ my
on application. u. ". EiM1ALL. corner Etaso aud
Aaams.sts.s Chicago.
At VERT LOW PRICES.
In order to dspoac Of number Of ycs OF organa
which wt hatc aruppcl froil ouf catalogue and Of
which wa iaishl to manufacture no mgEf, no oHer
%"'" - ''i5i uitEArLY REDUCED PRICES.
These are hew orHan1. fully rQua1 IL any OF those
Iss iSodern ana ta,hionsbie ssIcs They vii Be soid
eaiA * fsr III sts5 s
Nos. 81 md n AIAnt1.Bt.,
, 1876-12-23

Franco al tho outbreak oi the War, and mar
rowly escaped being sent 10 Fort Lafayette by
Secretary Seward, upon the suspicion of trcaa91i.
, 1876-12-23

Ton SALE-fARM SITUATED AZ MILES FHOA
4ardncr tisandY County. H., IN TIE Chicago
waters; iwo r ',Sass. nsfna. essIe reeds ete ~ 81,
farrns Addrcx1, q. <. HNYEEii. iiarIiner. III,
, 1876-12-23


DOmEEtiCas
IVASTED7A citA,lnEnliA1p, PLAIN WASHER,
" and two irohcra In laundry III Briggs iluusc.
JJTAETEn-A FlIIaT .CLA Asn I,EsThitHAST COOK
W NntliCkf MikitSB. 1t8 south C1arE.ss.
WASTED-sEcOaD G1RL WHO TTi0KOUG7ii.Y
~ understands chamber npu dining room work
1ndlnA.Et. = -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

awaiting The aclon q Congress OF the commit
tees. will necessarily. by the events Of the psss
week be deferred. Much time will be consumed
in the impeachment OF the ex-SeeFeiaTy OF War,
Important petitions signed by merchants 0pPos-
ing the repeal Of the Bankruptcy Act, have been
presented aud resolution has been passed,
requesting information from Mr., Jewell, OF the
Z, o. Department. in relation to straw bids :"
another resolution has been pissed. requiring
the Judiciary committee to inquire iu'o the iacts
reat,ve 10 the FUNGUS Ssfe-harg,arly trial; ion.
p0gtaut evidence u believed % have beea diseov.
cred proving the long suspected completely Of
high officials. Two other resolutions Of imports
auee create a special eoninil,ee 10 inquire
whether any Official OF the Government helped
the defense m The recent whisky trials. either by
communication Of facts papers or other evidence !;
Or by direct or Indirect icterterooes with the
prosecution; also reSo.utSon granting imRenl'
" 70 witnesses who testify before the lnvestiga-
ting committees. The former resolution. It is
JhOusht, will give the Attorney General some
trouble. while she latter viii enable seeb eXIles
S. Marsh 10 return. The pemOeratie finance
caucus has ssnesi TO report blu 10 provide
for the gradual resumption OF specie payments
Ii directs the Secretary Of tho Treasury TO sc
eamulste coin 10, the auuanI Of three per cent
each year provides that the banks shall aecumu-
late similar reserve against their circulation
out OF com receivable and Interest on their
Governments that this accumulation shall con-
unue until the reserve IN the banks and the
Treasury amounts to thirty per cent agaiost
legal tenders and b1nk notes : aud requires this
10 BE- retained as u reserve. The &c, OF last year
Gxng 1879 Us the date Of resumption, Is repealed
by the proposed bill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
HAWAIIANGAZETTE
AN INDEPENuENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
supreme Court OF the EEawaiiaR ISL
ands-APrII Term, q. -. HS@6.
EEKAUA z, a.. rs. E5LEL
Is BANco,


The Tory Fani verde, for The plaintiff and
were dssc6s--tt the C1ar. tbsn sii0arned. The
aext ,erlis-. on he coming iu u Ihe Court the
counsel FOR defendant excepted % the verdict Is
being eoatrary % !aw Sni evidence, The weight Of
evidence Ike ana gave uoucs OF mo,,o1 iOe u
rev TRIAL Il being deaott1i whether such mo
ton was iu season. The CJlFi reserved the qaeS-
tloa f5- e5ns;Ge5siioa 10 baueo
Sectioa ll55 q the Civil Code. prsscribes that
i15gueni may be catered Immediately upon the
rendition Of verdict. *, " i'ii=SS g9tics i gir-
e. @. 81 ;ises e --sdigg ~ rslfIt Dr.. e q
z11,ies Tar @ asr t-iG,,f &c. aud by Rule ' H..
such exception must Be alleged 10 writing al lhs
time tie verdict excepted 10 IS rendered
The ouiy Qvestioo presented : whether the
notice Of the motion for 8 new trial given on she
nozuio- Usxt after the rendition OF the verdict.
: Sc,ieis0tiy Ul;hiu the statute. IL ) true. rs
ur-si that tbis is no, q motion which Is HeessSs-
tiIy req..rs6 to be made while the j1ry we're 10
attendance. as the lo-m Of ilsir verdict was not
objected 20 and did not need correction. But Il
w5ui Be ; STAINING Vi TIE o0yicus meaning Of
risfn statute 20 Sav ihat di u timsH meant
the next dsy If the statute should be relaxed
50 as 70 le; IN thls motion the next demand may
be % rslzx u sliu farther 10 Jet ID molten
inside st any tir1e dgring the next day. and faaly
tie S,atoje may lose its significance altogether.
The s1ccssstll side has ! right 70 rely not
oo'y upon the assurance given hin BY aS that
the Le1 DAYS wIlhia which exceptions against his
verdict or judgment must be perfected commences
20 ruu from the rendition Of such verdict or judy
meut ba. also upou the hS tbat allows bin exc
catioH. unless his adversary e.rcsptS ~ als tine
TIE counsel for the deisuiAul gas present at
the rendition Of the verde, aud had sufficient op-
portani,y 10 note his exceptions, and motion
then.
We % 10. inteul 70 pnt too rigid eoasirae-
ton upon our practice statutes nor would We feel
incliuei 20 dislli0s az sxceptjoa made reasooably
soon thereafter, II good cause i shown why an
exception could not bays been taken at the time.
But the case before Us presents no such features.
Tue Court 6scuass ~ allow The exceptions.
CHAR c. HAERrs,
\. FRASCfS JUDD.
justices Supreme Court.
5 B. Dole for defendant. a. :. HartEell for
plaintiff.
Apu, Il, 1870
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
CASTLE & COOKE.
HUNTS REMEDY.
rVlHrs REMEDY WAS oRIaIyAILY PRE-.

FgNAiES REMEDY WAS OKNGNAAAahs1 PRE-
n sCRGBED by eminent physician for case Of
of stout and piethoric habit seized with sudden
attack Of general dr0psy which In few days threatened
his life. The ordinary remedies had all proved ueca-
cous and under their the patient was fast falling into
alarming The dropsy general and extensive,
legs Sweued size and the water increasing
rapidly lie entirely unable lie down a. bed, and
forced remain night and day In sitting posture
This OF things continued until by the advice OF the
consequence Of s peculiar nature Il was necessary % pre-
pare with care aud in order insure this Il
Entrusted 10 the family OF Mr. Hunt TO procure aud com
pound it.
The remedy administered. and almost from the
moment of its reception decided improvements became
manifest The kidneys Immediately affected and
reused action the swelling OF the legs rapidly suhsde1,
the lungs freed and resumed their healthy and
agreeable action the flesh limbs resumed its elasticity,
CASing A" remaining. and he rapidy cOnvnlescing
when unfortunately, prompted by this rapid Improvement
he up the remedy for SHORT time.
It unfortunate, for the cufative process
rested, the kidneys tagged Ia their action. again hccou-
Ing torpid, the water increased with frghtfu apldity
and he again found himself IN very alarming state.
The remedy was again had recourse TO- and by It's perse-
veriug the disease second time subdned
this most aggravated and severe case and f took all
the virtues OF the Remedy combined with and time,
TO eradicate the effects Of the disease. hut thragh per-
severing OF u permanent effected. and he
resumed his active OutOfioor occupation, within short
time, well man
This the manner IN which the Remedy was brought
into notice. and since then for period Of twenty five (25
years the medicine has been prepared after the APP
proved formula by Mrs Hunt ana used BY rst phys
clans in their private practice, for this and similar
plants.
It been and favoraby known and extensively
sineed that time by al classes, both with and without
the advice OF physicians and has been the OF saving
from lingering and frighful disease and unneiy DEATH
MARY OF estimable and wellkuOwn citizens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19

Hot water aud, faapy, cold water i rau through
the watts til all the soluble matter "a sweptiaway
and only the ibro0s material remains. This IS
then pressed 10 remove the water, and Is then
opened or leased on, BY suitable machinery,
and allsr drying in blast Of hot air, Is ready ios
packing and export as paper stock. II IL readi-
" employed alone, or with other stock.
ia making papers OF various qualities. The sec
ond material Is the hbrons residae o. the sugar
cone, cheap byproduot OF the cane-erushing
mill, The machinery employed ia treating this
Is the same as that Just described, Ia both
these instances the stock .,naSiug plant must os
in the ueighboyhOod OF the growing cane or BAN
boo Tor obvious reasons on The score OF trsnspor.
,aiion. The process ~ pateate,G and Is said to
give a yield Of sixty per cent. Tor bamboo aod
forty per cent for the sugar cane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
ADis-usted MAN.

Bein' I'm here he said to policeman near
the post Office" bein I'm here and bein' may
never come here syn. and beIn' | want to see all
kin, Id ike to know If 1t would pay feller to
60 TO the knavery Yard!"
You mean the Navy Yard remarked the
officer.
Yes suppose it's the Navy Yard. Is there
much there TO see p
.' Yes, good deal"
DO you spose they'll hang any one there to-
day p
The Navy Yard is not the place where they
hang folks p laughed the officer
So thought it was Well, what's the per-
fo,mancs anyhow
There is no performance of any sort"
There hain't Don't any one walk the roper
Mo-
+" Nor perform any back somersprings
No"
Wen, it must be DUN queer knaYey yard y
exclaimed the stranger Perhaps they've got
grizzly bar over there ?"
/" Never heard Of one, replied the officer.
Does a balloon 60 up?"
Guess not"
Well, what in thunder do they do?" de-
manded the irritated maj. az What does a Teller
go over there for!'
E" Don't you know what navy yard isi' as
ked the officer.
" Yes, know what kuavey yard is as well
as you do. I've seen thousands Of EN-, aud l ex-
pect to see thousands more. | don't care two
cents about seeing this one, though if they are
gong to play the Black Crook, or have any fun,
I'll take look in"
This Navy Yard" said the officer, is the
place where they build and repair government
ships. store cannon. supplies etc 1t is. eh r.
slowly inquired the strangerT Well it must
be one-horse affair. don't suppose could
even get any beer over there"
Il guess not IT,
@WelI. wont CO. said the stranger, in q de-
termined voice | guess III knock around and
see if ! can't run across good dog fight"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
A Certain Cure for Esheunatfsm.

Judging from his article in the Wiener Ned
iziAiScis PreSSs, Dr. Franz Xeller Is al euthusi-
asst 10 the administration Of causlie ammonia in
Rheumatism. For several years be had been q
sufferer from severe muscular rheumatism in the
RIGHT shoulder; be had taken all the anti rheu-
matte remedies, with bnt little alienation when
be began to reason that in Rheumatism, as in govt
there may be a uric acid diathesis be thought
that HgH0r dgnmORi0s. on account Of its rapid
yolatiliz8ti0n would be the remedy most readily
absorbed and the most prompt IN action.
10 almost the same moment in which he took
one drop diluted with water, he felt complete
relief from the pain which had lasted ten hOuFs
be was now able to move freely the arm which,
an instant before be could scarcely bear to have
touched. The remedy, be claims has proved a
positive cure 10 all recent cases Of muscular rheu-
matism which have fallen under his observation;
he cites numerous cases in which relief. as in.
sssntaneOus as his Own, was experienced. He
also observed its effects in several case= Of acute
articular rheumatism. 10 two Of which, six drops
sufficei 10 subdue the pain aud swelling within
period Of tEentyf0ur hours. In one case Of
chronic rheumatism Of finger joint, which had
lasted for over half year. the simple admuistFa-
ton Of the ammonia completely dispelled the in
fammaiiOn AID pain 10 the joint within two days.
He then discusses the mode Of action Of his
remedy. :. II We consider al excessive acidity as
the causa of the rheumatism, We car scarcely
claim in the cases in which one drop will instan-
taneously relieve the pain 10 rheumatism, that one
drop was sufficient to countsract the effects Of
uric OF according to Fuller) lactie acid.
Nothing remains Therefore but for as TO seek
for the source Of rheumatism ia a morbid nervous
activity induced By disturbances Of nutrition. R1d
to believe that the ammonia acts as neEvine d.
rectly upon the nerves"
After the cure Of one attack Of rheumatism
our subject should be TO put the patient 10 sucb
condition as TO prevent their recurrence Tbs,
the writer thinks. can be done by building up the
general system. and thus diminishing the nervous
excitability.-I71s CZiHfe-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-19
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and has been the means OF saving from lingering and
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estlmabie and well known citizens
This Medicine was Never Known to Fail.
Price $3.50 per Bottle.
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5st I'm Sole Agents for Hawaiian Island,