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medicine helnr good for this disease. know
that nothing else ct,u'd lave effected thc cure,
Tor took no other medicine. Yours truly,
+. ". CRADT.

All nervous, e1hAutttng. and painful diseases
Ppecds5 yield 10 the cnsstive fnnHcnecs Of pnTef.
m.eher'A Electric Httt. and Bands. They are
stsf. simple, and effective, and can he easily ap-
tlcuiAfs. mailed ffee. Ahdreda PnlscrulAthet Gal.
sanc Co., Cincinnati, q.
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6peetdi OtspatcA to 1n4 5ttbpns.
EE1B, Pa, Mar 1T.-AnntsALa-8chf Portage,
barge Keepsake.
DxrAnrunEs-Dr14 4. Cohen, schr Allegheny.
4 letter has been received from tho Secretary Of
the Savy IN which be roaityely states that tho
United statcs ptu,r Michigan wilt not be mt into
commission. The appropriation will not allow Il.
The United States fe7enuc' cutter PcFEY Will prob
ably b4 put into service.
, 1877-05-18

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draper. 9Mo!f,ne w 10 4!at'hx,y tAut{ ita ns' 10
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TIE NEW hEAHts HALL"
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| 1xn,.x.r,t,.. Ind. MAY l7.-A called meeting
| Of ill., Lts:uc ts.osiat{on wns held ntse today
| Prtaenl. Tresfa, iiulhcrt, Chicago, n!so rsprn.
senfinr Cincinnati Gluh; Fnwie, Et- Luuts: john.
, 1877-05-18
TAXATION vs.. 'noPPERs.

=. a1seS0 LR<kdsCA q 1&4 4s7&8M-
,.s F4pl, 4!nn.. Aa5 l7.-All the counties tp~
~, fa e. ~ tho Gfasahoppes bounty bill Offering
'''s'o LOT ths s1a1e, but assessing ths orxsplus
, 1877-05-18
GRAIN SAMPLES.

Srw,xar,xtp> ILL.,, May 17:-1'bs Grain laapee.
rlareu in thr STATS Agricultural Nusram, epeei.
ineus at standard samea of Kta,a Of al kinds and
rTsars ty which Tho department u Eoyefned In
tnu1,rr tiaarix.
, 1877-05-18
AM EE.

Aimee takes 4 benefit tonight, t,-presehtipg 1
varied and attractive programme: tho second act
Of !" La Petite 5farlec. " The second set Of t'Ls
iENnf.h
, 1877-05-18

Spetidl Nkpofch 70 1ht 1TbUnt
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 17.-To.day tho stmr
Prcsicss Injured her rudder.post by picking up
\ snag In the river with her wheels. was docked At
3 phlp-yard and repnirs viii bo made. Charters,
ecbr John n. Morrill,, wheat on private terms to
UutIAto. Arrived from below, scke 8. /. Watson.
, 1877-05-18

The Bk Clair River IL again filled with Ice, and
experienced sailors who saw It yesterday arc Of tho
opinion that smother blockade ia imminent Tho
tug Sweepstakes. In cnscnng the cnt At tho Flats.
pier with her tow Of 1va vcesola,-thc echrs Il. X.
W!nAlow. Moonlight. Fsyet!e Hrown; J. H. Mer'
fiif, and City olchlcago. Two Of theee had thels
stetn stove In. Detroit Free firsss, 17th.
, 1877-05-18

M ter!nns difcutttr4 to overcome. The INN viii
probably he Of ahort durasion the Ice ia t.etAy-
, 1877-05-18
THE COURTS.
How 3. F. Alien Managed to Raise
the Wind.
A Creditor Who Wants a Show When
It Comes to Dividing Assets.
Record OF Judgments md New Suits...
Bankruptcy Cases.

WAS accustomed ~ Faise nonoT eau.e ~ nsns 9eh'
s"a.,tnr conrt oganat Der.hola rowenthal A. T.
nelns nl... n r. Allan. md ,io,t sbcrman. A..
Aeate .,ea.s IN psnsrurtey. Of Alien lekiins 10y,
that in September. 1874, lie bought Of r. L. Fake
p,op,Is.ory note 70. ss; &C., made BY 4. r. AZ.
teomp'slnanes. order On ths 1st ct October:
. To- be- .eeuted @ ;, ,u In
no'e ~ ~ tor hno,,. NJ 4hs ne. Motncs
tasp' Gss Company o. Of $1,000 sasb, dated
Al Of them being afgncd By u. F. Allan ~ Prcs1.
den md .sy %s,t ssssa;y =; % ~, Con-
s,se bonds, secured b! t'us1 deed On tho o.. Com.
psn's tr wers ror.ess Ind Unsecured At ths
. w.. ,Ioy wrrc rtven him. Tho a. o{}{ which IN
i TN. tot tost Tho note o. large part oft. went Into
3, T. Aliens hands, fof whom Andscss only acted
:. agent, Alien being tho "iusttgator Of tho
iaud." About The sass tine. md In ,lmilat
uinneF' AHch oo'aI"es 'a'loua iuAns ''ou' oss's'
lorsn's' IN manva,s " honSs af pbs tba ,a.
t'c COMPANY ssc:s %sn.ensa, T. M.rsn ts!ls.
n, nd 9asa i9'S5 %nis,. :ns e. ssas x., 6ay siy
Irresponsible, contneIced Or threatened I2 com
menee tns IT, IN. sa otsss. a.. Of WIEN
tet was tNrn puninn"s h1t!e n'arss, tus ~ "nt tt
% 70 en- 81 VIII 1sn"rs D. 81 rnns
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os, ssenn and xng Tas 9ss
saac o., asnu .i,,, iori,ncl n vsi"e nj s1c rnt
ther hasS stes H. aeG,nco ~ y ~ n+sa 1 thrv wsr,
eSs Even Ho 70 seeure. m oIadIs JaeEson hss x&n hs
pit fcas' tn,nsa nsst ~ , % x uaS. ~ III -.
Htnlhh anu liz aaIe1 .uouf IN 'Gn3 Sn5 * M tn H. ~
dates has eoicsS" ap"' % tnrir noi.. ~ sn
osse. hs,a sinss ihsr t s o. Ss
pseo1IsrtIhIc Meode Unless Hecelyer b. appotcd to
rasS.ss'tt 1.sIj.s On them rio % smeant use iowen.
p,lns1t, IN - asio en1itsS - e oefess n.ia H.
Is ass ~ hoWeser 1en1s9 n ras sm tk
aI r. III. cnnrt n anhity 10 Ascertain
nn} enfe,eu rs IT. siehis 10 eonpsi 1owsntSa 10
f. rts!r N qom Inakins an1 coj]cctoa, md to srin
s'i'm. r,vo.c.,
,t,,.rt W. hsx,rc ,;vsa ~,tb .
aanRsn ss @ for nnsfeen sef Iss
oaL sn ye.stday u aIsd b.. bll1 f. eIyotss M l1S
r teat Ae s,s h"rfaea Mt os 9hst sfth;n far
jar: ~ .ho'eattcr .he began q al
tnally shc would ateal III eotnes' osIesotaHSs
VA alao extremely cruel 70 tue cbI'd1cn snd a at
ene lime trea 70 oitn ono ot thsm y pntIan9 ner
tako hs children away treta home aud put them n
N o,nhan Asy!nH'. she has asso bcSn seneaiiea!5
as.sea anu " ~. IL, .t rosa
n'al rpitst fot him. .,..
fanlina Lehman aIso a!S p!l nes - ats'
@n'i. AnGast Lsi.aii. asxan5 @ aos a''e'se oa Ae-
eonni % u @ Hla eaavs.5 III 5.,... NJ H.
f. so s Sspr'd hnh on ''sount
, 1877-05-18
hfA}}OFTwTE

6ptcfdI NspalcA to 1AS Tribune. j..
MARQUETTE, Mfch., MAY 17.-AnRtrED-Prop
Joseph .. Fay and lew D. a. Rhohes.
CLkAHku-Ptop Chauncey 11uelhut
WMD-Sonth; fresh.
, 1877-05-18

4 11osnnncc OF Ren1itT-The Devices
Of tho Queens Of Soclcty-IRnW Plain
Features nrS Made Attractive, md
ilse Este,ni%ttes OF Nature hrc Hidden
by the Syttchefy OF ATt-An INTEREST
Ing Revelation
:.
In our climate, and owing 10 American modes
Of life, not one woman possesses that bc4t boon
Of nature-a fair complexion, gilt Without
wtlicE, there can be nu rra1 hcauLy.
There Is no Use of rcpinlng, Lccaueo 1t Is 80.
The sensible thing. under the cireumstsnces, Is
to see how the defect muy lt oYer'otnc.
Clearly, In this matter. Art must bo called
upsn u supply what Nnture has denied.
Docs fair reader ask. Howl
To reveal that very secret Is tho purpose Of
this article.
"What can't lie cured need not le endured"
In this case. Au atlroit chemist. named tlagant
has provided an infallible meaps Of making sho
plattlest face RADIANT and Of overcoming all Tho
defects which, without his invention, often make
life long martyrdom to 1ad,ea OF society. Mr.
lltgan's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
Fashions Fnncies.

Thread lace wells appear, dain,ily overshot with
straw color.
Fall bounets made attractive with japanese
ornaments
Moss green will be the leading color for fall
costumes.
A novelty is u writing desk with glass top dis
play pretty stationery.
Written visiting cards are the most fashionable
Lava jewelry, in cameo styles, will be worn the
coming winter.
Egg cups of colored glass brighten up the break
fast table.
Golden bugs and butterflies, studded with Jewels,
in the hair instead of ribbons o. flowers.
Gold hair pins for ladies toilet are IN first class
fancy stores These come in packages of one dozen
pins, costing 50.
Silver back combs, four and half inches high,
chased in Japanese designs, taking the place OF
those of shell or hair ornaments.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
~ a, g5;,or IN, Bo,o;i;a, Go,.t,,

To the Editor Of the Hapaiiaa Goseite:
SIR,-I have read great deal lately in the local
newspapers with reference TO Maori Emigration.
As ten years resident among them had every
opportunity 10 study their characters, their man.
ners and customs, and must say never saw many
OF them that were industrious. They are indus
trious in one sense of the word, iadnstry 1t may
be called, and that Is on the War Path. Then the
Rkeha may look out But when it comes down to
actual labor, they very dull subjects indeed.
The women do the principal part OF the labor, such
as fishing. cultiyating the ground, digging potatoes
etc. while their lords and masters do the smoking
and looking on, which tue Maori considers work
enough Tor him. Now, there is neiIhIr parson,
missionary, or Resident Magistrate in any part Of
New Zealand dare gsnsay this aud speak the truth.
So much for the free and independent Maori, the
lord OF the soil.
There are indus rous Maories 10 New Zealand, but
they what the negroes In the South
ern States of America-Idpes, or In the Maori Ian
guage, Tourikarika, slave or laborer They were
formerly slaves OF war in generations past, and
still remain in the state of serfdom. They
allowed TO marry any other but slaves, and slaves
they viii be and their children after them ill Eng
land wakes up from her lethargy aud real true
slavery in u country where she holds regal sway.
During the hottest years of the war In the Wal
ka;o lS64-5, had every opportunity to note their
character. being then in The capacity of mill
wright, etc, To the Hingtes in the Waikato. The
machinery was made by firm in Auckland, and
commissioned to fix it mp in running order
for them. The machinery was u -four and gun
powder MILL under the me roof, but all the time
l was amongst them l never got a free Maori to
give any assistance; the whole Of my assistants
were raurkarikas, and very often waihines. The
wahines made the powder and their lords burned
il. So mneh for the waihines.
No one in New Zealand, not even the then Gov,
Sir George Gray, eau say to what have said.
Nav as far AS have seen OF the Maori, lie is not
iii subject TO bring among these natives lazi-
ness is of the constituent parts of their char
acter already.
am, dear sir, Yours truly
A Ten YEARS Resident.
Honolulu, Dec. 4, 1877.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
COMMERCIAL.
RoNoLrLr. DEcENBER ). -.

We have but little 70 report under Commercial
Ing The only foreign ArEas have been the schooner
Ainnehaha FROM San Francesca; the urnbcr Reni-r
from Port Gamble CO; and the mali steamer
ZealAndiA from sydney aud Auckland 10 Haekfeld c.,
m The schr MnnehahA built speculation and sent
sre to be sold She has been Pure Aed BY combination
Consisting Of Ne..rs Charles Clarence Cooke and
M W Wilcox Her freight Tor this port viii be fund
under the head q Imports The ZeAaudA byought 90
Of freight for thi. port
The foreign departures for the szhr
Cassie Hayward Hayward. aud the sehr Mary both
for san FrHnooo. The former took freight q rice aud
sugar valued at sz3. ISa 50.
The mail steamer ZeaandiA !. announced for San
Francisco at 1. O'Clock to-day
The only vessel known be on way here from
the Coast the lumber brig Lueas Iaekield c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
PORT OF HONOLUI.E.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SSv 2S-Schr KuAmAnu, Mana, from Kohaia
HAN suhr Minu-hAha- FreeuRu, = days from san
Francisco
schr wsrN3~k, John Boil. from Moi0kAL
23-Schr Utsuia, Ps=ahiWa, from Kohtia, Hawaii
sehr Mary Poster, Christian. FROM kAu.
Sehr H4i-sk4ia. Hopu, frun Hilp-
Dec i-schr Ncttie Merrill Hatfield. frOaa LAhAinA-
sclr Leahi kaaua from n lilo
Schr Paualh - from kohalA
Stmr LittiiEe- Shepherd from Winiward Ports
4-Schr Kskaulu1hi. MaIaihl fran HanAleL
"a EvAIanita ChcyaIirT, from sydney.
b-Schr ka Moi. Reynolds from kAhului-
Schr MariJn kralaSpuul, fr0m kolua and NaimeA.
SAILED.
Nov sam bk Colombia johnson. for san Francisco
eg-Schr Prime. SieHnssn. Tor koua and kAu-
Schr Warwick. john Bul. for Mol0kai.
Schr Auulc, kalua Tor Kat.
Am schr Cassie HAYWARD, HAYWARD r. san Francisco,
Am sohr Msry Z swan for san Francisco.
Dec S-Schr Nettie Merrill Hatfield. fsr Lalaiua.
Sehr HAluAkAla, H0iu. for Hiio.
s=hr k4Tness<Shi CLARK. Tor HznA.
s-stur Likelike, Shepherd. iru Windward Ports
Schr WAiiele. Kaau1o, for Maliko.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

The maori QuEsTIOS.-The merits and dement's
OF the New Zealand Maors aud their desirability as
immigrants for these islands. is a matter We have
not felt called upon to discuss ST any length edo-
rally. We have never seen auy evidence which
would lead Us to suppose that there was any dis
position among them 10 travel in this direction.
New Zealand is large, prosperous and growing
colony with varied industries, and undoubtedly
affords an ample field of employment for all the
Maoris who care 10 work for their living. Here on
the other hand, those who were willing TO engage
in regular work, would be almost entirely shut up
10 line of employment; that of la5orers on
sugar plantations. We viii not dispute that there
may be industrious, enterprising aud thrifty Mao
ris if so they can hud ample employment at home
and better field moreover than anything can
offer them here. The idle and shiftless on the
other hand We do not want on any terms. We
have quite enough of that kind OF population al
ready. We believe that the number of able bodied
men in this country who never do any regular la
Dor, for the simple reason that they can get what
to them all the necesssries of life without it is
sufficient if they could all be put work, to more
than double the entire sugar product of these is
lands The kind of men who are wanted here are
those who are willing TO work. disposed to lead
regular and orderly lives aud take care of their
earnings We see no good reason for believing
that tue Maoris, even if they could be induced 70
come to this country, would be likely TO fulfil
either of these conditions We have letter on
this Maori question, from very intelligent, aud
well informed gentleman, which We print on oul
third page and to which We invite the attention Of
our readers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

By the Mail Steamer Zealandia which ar
November 10th, and Auckland papers to
Nov 2lst but no European or American news
of any kind 4 private letter dated Sydney
Nov. 10th, says; d" the cable is broken
"again and there is no foreign news" We
shall probably nave nothing later until the
arrival of the City of New York from San
Francisco, next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
Return Of Captain Mist.

The above named gentleman arrived last
evening by the Zealandia, from his mission in
search of South Sea Islanders. He has YES
sci now on the way to this port with load of
interesting cannibals of some kind but we
were unable to learn the particulars. We
shall see what they look like when they ar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
PASsENt:EIsS.

For san FrAucise0-Per Colombia Nov Z-J C kellogg
A Sanford
Prom Nindward Nhs-fer Likeilke, Dec IL r Watkins
Lyman aud sonA Merrill. o n Jones, II II jones, q
Barker Mrs W ~ Al, Mrs Blackburn Capt MSkee. ID
Nognau. Mise N0suAI o smith Sad VIII. Mrs W II Bailey
aud children, Mrs Flturr, a Spencer, " MacfaT
iSus. " N Gibson, any, deck.
FOr WindWard Port, liner Lik@lTke Dec "a y Juad
wife and children, 81 pier wife and . children. VI
Gibson, John Cummings w Ailea. Bishop Wills Jos-ph
Brewer. ) Brewer, n M,neauy, M K=wainui. EN-
Marshall , Schasfsr, 70 Smith L Everett A Hart
well
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

Rejection or PosrAeE.-Those interested will
please observe that the Uuitee States Postage on
newspapers TO European Countries, sent from the
Hawaiian Islands, will be Two cents, instead Of
three cents as heretofore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

A BUSINESS oPPoRruSIrr.-It Will be seen by an
advertisement in another column that Mr.. WIN.
Weight desires TO sell out his blaeksmithing bust
ness Considerations OF health alone, induce Mr..
Weight to take this step.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

FATAL AccIDEST.-on Monday OF last week, two
men were killed at the onomea Plantation by the
eaviug IN of a hill side where they were engaged in
digging.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

~ As the rainy season, what in the ordinary
course of things should be such, approaches, all
look anxiousy foI the long expected and much
needed showers. For months the earth has been
parched and baked. streams have dried up pastures
have failed, cattle have died and butter has become
at times, almost unattainable luxury. 1t will be
remembered that the last 'rainy season. was only
such in the sense that it was season 10 which ii
sometimes rained. We think it never rsined TWEEN
Iy-four hours cOnseeutiTely all last winter. The
scauty rainfall oflhat season fortunately sup
plemented however, 10y series Of very heavy rains
which occurred abont the middle of May, since
which time the neighborhood OF Honolulu has been
gradually relspsing into the condition OF a dry
and thirsty land" Within the last week or TWO
We bsye been favored with several refreshing show
ers which We welcome gladly and thankfully, not
only for their own sakes but as harbngers OF more
eopious supplies 10 come.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

,sg- Among the passengers to windward by the
Likelike yesterday afternoon were His Hon. Judge
Jndd, His ExcelIency The Attorney General and W.
o. Smith Esq Public Prosecutor for Maui. who
have gone to attend the Second District Circuit
Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

lB- 1t was the Three Brothers and not the Java
which was abandoned while siin uuigjured. Ii is
seldom that the Advertiser has i chance to pick
up On error OF fact that do not blame him
for making the most H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

STILL THEY CoNE.-In the schooner Minnehaha,
we have more addition to our coasting feet.
She is new vessel of about G5 tons Hawaiian mea-
surement. She will be put on the route between
Honolulu and MSliko but her first trip will be to
Laupahoehoe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
VESSELS IN PORT.

NEEeHANTNES.
HAW schr G voianni Apisui, Weeks
Am schr Q II Ward. King
An schr Lolita. Dexter.
AN schr 3cHrral Harvey. Trip.
An bk II W Almy, Widen sJn.
Am bk DC Murray. Fuller.
Am bk Amy Turner, Newell.
WHALERs.
WI bk Hunter. Human.
An brig Onward. Eldridge.
Haw VII hE " q Allen, Giley.
Am VIII TX RaiuFos. Cogau.
An vi bS NorFuan. Campbell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

Icy The discussion of the Sunday question
seems to have entered on somewhat better phHZe.
" YOx POpuli " and that class Of writers haveiiher
subsidized or been suppressed by their more judici-
friends and in their place have the letter of
" Cosmopolitan " in the last number of the AdUer-
tiSer. While we have but little respect for this
gentleman's logic and differ radically from some OF
his conclusions, We quite willing TO recognize
from the ill-uatured fiugs at other people, which
has dishgured SO much that has been written here
on the same subject; and that II displays through
out, the language aud temper OF gentleman. The
positions assumed BY the Gazette on the Sunday
question, being in the main quite different from
those which Cosmopolitan" SO slrenuously com
bats We 90 not feel called upon present to make
any reply.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05
EXPORVTS.

For those who Ike ourselves, live Ia land Of
volcanoes and earthquakes, It is always interesting
70 read the accounts of similar phenomena in other
countries The following from recent foreign ex-
change, gives an excellent account Of the recent
performances of one of South Americas most IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

~ We call attention TO the card of Mr.. II. G.
Hayes, practical upholsterer. who has set up for
himself al Mr.. Gertz's establishment on Hotel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

Mr. DERBT's GYNsAsIUM.-We have already on
3 former occasion, alluded in terms of commenda-
ton 10 the gymnastc classes organized and con-
Quoted by Mr.. Charles Derby and it affords US
great pleasure TO refer TO the subject again. On
Friday evening last, We had the pleasure of wit
Messing, in company with number of other inyit-
ed guests, an exhibition OF the proficiency of some
OF the members OF these classes. The exercises
gone through with by these young men and boys
uuder Mr.. Derby's lead, aud the manner in which
they were executed, was creditabe alike to teacher
and pupils. These classes being the only provision
for systematic physical culture which this place al
fords, We feel that We owe apology for bring
iOg them prominently before the public. The har-
mouious and symetncal development of all the
powers and faculties, both physical and mental is
included in all true education. "The sound mind
10 the sound body" is the great desideratum 1t is
true that u sound aud well developed physical
structure in only foundation and preparation for
the education OF the higher faculties bat it quite
IS n this in other undertakings OF life, that
good foundation is essential TO a strong and en-
during superstruciure. We pleased to note the
tact that the patrons of Mr. Derby's establishment
are to be found among what we think, may be called
without any offence. the best classes Of our com
muuity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

The MAIL FOR SAN FRANCISCO per Mail Steamer
Zealandla closes to-day at II O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

DocroR TrsDALE gives special attention to the
treatment of the Eye and Ear,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-05

LARGE SALE OF FuEEITURE-Mr. E. P. Adams
has received per Bark Courier, large eonsign-
ment Of new and handsome furniture which he
will sell NJ auction on Tuesday nexI Al II O'Clock
A. NJ For particulars see advertisement in TO
DAYS GAZETTE