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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
NOTICE.

Hawaiian Govsrnzsut Bon4S Ia denominations OF 600
ss0d ss sI3Jo s5oo. bearing interest Of seven Per
ce1L Per year paEabe n uos less hzn rsn years nay bs
lad - hsed amount, uzui f1rthsr 1oGcs, o. APpIca-
rou at the Hawaiian rrsnsury-
John n KAPENA,
Minister of Flnance-
Fzzace Department. August =, Is7I 6Gs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

ne Elc1u q -p-esea trtives 10 the next legislative
Assszsy ~ uakz pace through11. he various sl~eLoz
Districts o. tas Eagt5. Wednesday, the sJh day =
Frsrary next he tgG0~ng places are dssEuatse for
hll--ag the sleczsas:
Dls-ret 0f Hlo-U0zrt House ia HHo, schooI-house
Ouo-ea-
Dls@aet u HA-4zua-COurt House n wa,9fO, school-
b1cse. H0uok1L
uasl-cE q E5hzl= -csgrt House, wAinsz, A1c Court
E0zse. Nora kOhAia-
District o. North kouz-School hoGss Ez1a4
Dist iss srs01rh KOaz-schooi house. HooksnA-
District 0f Eau-C01rt Hoase. waIohlnu-
Dls-zeE q Puaz-Seh90l-s01ss, EzPoh0-
MAUI
Dtstr-cE 0f LAzGina-C0urt E0use. LAhalnA
District u K4AaapzlI->choot-ho1ss, Hoz0zzhza-
District Of Talg kn-Cggrs EoGse, walgza. and Cgzrt
EglSs, U-upGazla-
Ee-==.-zs. = NASzsao-Cotrt Eouse, M1kzEAa
Distract q Hzus-CoCrt H01ss, Hzaz5 Schoc-houss
ksAnas.
District 0fsIogSa Lzu4i-New Court House Puk0o,
A0lo<Ei' sca0cl-h0uss. ka0hzi. Lanai
oAHU-
District = EOna-AGalasi Hale, Honoisiu the front
eaIrz1cs.
Dslrscs u EEA Aad EAlznas-schoOJ house, wAi4~z
>cnoCl-6o1ss. NAhEg4e-
uis-ract ug " 1ial1z-S.hDgt house
DIS rict o. fEoclzzica-SchooI-ho -hozss. Hzzuz-
District q kooiz1 poko-Court HoGse, EAnsohe.
KAUAI
District o. WaiusA-sehooL house, wainea; school,
e2zse SGbA1
Distract u EAazls-Cozrr EoGse. Ezaalsi sshOoassss
AEzkola- SIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
Money.

We call attention of subscribers TO the fact
that our terms, for subscription, are payable
in advance They viii do us a kindness
by responding with the needful promptly.
'' Money makes the mare e" and 50 does il
make the press 20. We have to pay cash for
everything, and want cash to keep the thing
moving.
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G Dc @ GER q g

Cans Pickles, Pie Fruits, Curry Powder. salad OIL,
Assorted Jams, Lee Psrri's sauce NabOb Pickles,
Split Peas. Powdered Ginger. Potted Meats,
Genuine Mustard Chocolate, S-lerstus
DeSscatsd Potatoes. IN tins, for ships use,
>1tana RAisns Sardiaes, Tins Saussges Dried CurrAnr
b.acAiug, etc. etc, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

hAs Pse.sed his Majesty the Kiag appoint HOu-
LAursucs NrCuny Privy C0Gsei-or q state
IoiArI Pz.zcs. January =lss. ISIS 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

Poas place Sll De 0Peaed ne LePer Settlement,
KAzaPzp-- Noio< flr ne erection q Espgess1 tstves
usEr Lss.sLzrars, and III sazas al Be PRESIDED
BY dePutes Appointed ey Inspectors q Election
for the district
TIE Po1g Tor Representatives hitherto held a. Homo
kzaaA Nau. VII ths year - Aeie The School HOOss,
H0uola Local notice III b syeu q The sane by tas
IHsPeesors for the dSlrirt-
J. MOTT SMITH. Minister OF Intgrsor-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

Mr.. !. KaluAp-h4ais has o=~a tbs dty appointed
agent grant uArrs4Ss c-ases for the Island 0f N0loz
: MOTT SMITH. NlalsssE 4 IHtsrior-
Isterier oaes. Isa =. Is.s. 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

wzEzEAs ta- terra of the Crst Court OF the an
-ltrizl DHs-rle- Be hoIGza NAW1Sll. Island q
KAlai w0ud regularly 0pea Tues4ys ths STD Gay O:
Fs5raar ueIt; and. where's ths ne1s day thereafter
E-eetl5a ezy- N0~. IN order obvi4te such I8eon-
1euience oy Authority ia vested oy
te CuastElE1u Ant the Statutes 0f kiggdoa 4nd
de=mla< is ssseutl the promotion Of i1siicr do
hereby order takt Eas regular TERN q the Juair
Circuit be hoitsn NsSIlEii. Aauzi zf5rrsaId On
IL rues1zy q So FeorGAry Be hereby postPoasd
Bul Eoo4y, the lssA Cay " said February. O'Clock
An
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

HIS Majesty King Ralakaua, paid a formal
visit Of courtesy 10 the Elisabeth, of His Ma
jesty the Emperor Of Germany, on Monday,
last, II about II a. m, when a royal salute
was fired in honor Of the visit. We under
stand that the Elisabeth leaves in few days
f0E home, via San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23

J MOTT Smith, Master q I1tertor-
Interior oscs JAl =. 1875 $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
WEDNESDAY. JAN 2S. 1915.
To CORRESPONDENTS

We Sssh l. distinctly understood. TIA. do hold
ourselves Responsible for thr expressed Ia
comm nuiratoas froGs correspondents. which vii
gladly pulLSh whsn couched temperate respeef-
"a azg---4lss oClitttn o4renslve petsonzlitirs
hach uuust b- the exclusive ia5ss livery cummu-
niczIioa accOrpsaed with rssponsabls
~ inSure Insertion Ia columns
Cerrespcncsu-s viii pleas write isg5ly possible.
arc On cue ss1- o. sheet u pager. Ne asits
usa-uEs trUu AL q1xrters c1ly.
sIpecs - - kept Informed of IS EulnS cut
sl1s immediate ns.sho0rhood-
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Lllet so slpreIle ClGrt-
Attest: inc. z B4rz4-d. Cierz- ssQ q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-01-23
VNTHE sUrEEME COURT OF THE nA.

a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest A. Rnsa. Deputy Clerk 90
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
The Bundesschiessenfest.

1t is an actual fact that lady from
Dresden carried of three good prizes at
the recent Bundesschiessenfest at Dus-
seldorf. Now, it is possible that there
may be some really intelligent people
who do not know what this Bundess-
chiessenfest is; yet it has caused great
stir in quarters where the Derby Day
and even the Great Exposition are I'M
known. Well, the Bundesschiessenfes
is colossal shooting match in which
the German-speaking people from Aus
tria, Switzerland, Belgium and America
take part. The present Bundesschies-
senfest 1--WE hope the printers IS are not
giving out), which came to close July
30, is the sixth recorded in German his
tory. There were over $50 prizes of
golden and silver goblets, vases and
punch bowls, one presented by Kaiser
William, one by the city of Vienna, and
one by the Germans of New York.
There were 5000 marksmen, and the
city of artists turned out fine parade,
with the usual paraphernalia of glitter
ing armor, striking costumes and f1ut.
tering banners. The shooting dress Of
gray and green, the hat ornamented with
feathers, was very picturesque. -Louis
viLLe COurier-JOurnaL.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
Locust Beans.

The fruit Of the caroub tree, called in
commerce locust beans, Is an important
article of export from the island OF Cy-
prus), England's newly acquired terri.
tory). 1t is the pod referred to In the
New Testament as the "husks with which
the swine did eat, and which the prodi-
gal son was content TO appease the
cravings of his hunger. The chief eI.
tort OF the bean from Cyprus is 10
Russia, where il is esteemed and eaten
as a fruit. The article has, however,
been frequently and largely exported to
England, and Is employed as food for
cattle, and also in the manufacture Of a
kind of molasses. The great obstacle 10
its larger consumption has been the cost
of freight, which represents about thirty
per cent. of its price at the place Of ship
ment. Now that British enterprise is
especially directed to Cyprus, it is
probable that means will be found to
crush and manufacture it before ship
ment, and thus economize in large part
the heavy cost of freight. The produc-
ton is a very valuable one to the island,
as it requires little labor and is largely
remunerative. The present export from
the island is about 10, 600 tons annually
The natives manufacture from the bean
a kind of sweet cake, which is highly
esteemed and very nutritive.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
A Colts Rescue of a Mate,

Martin Hayner, of Brunswick, is the
proud possessor of a fine pair of colts.
One day last week they were pasturing
on his farm, through which ditch had
recently been dug, quitea distance from
the house. One of the animals fell into
the ditch, in some way striking upon it's
back, with it's feet helplessly paving in
the air, and utterly unable to regain it's
equilibrium. The other colt, discover
ing the predicament of it's mate, began
running from the house to the ditch,
making more than half dozen trips be-
fore Mr.. Hayner's attention was special
ly attracted. He finally entered the en-
closure where his colt was neighing,
when it seized hold of his coat and
pulled in the direction of it's mate. Mr..
Hayner found his other colt in the posi-
ton mentioned, and with difficulty res
cued it. Such intelligence is certainly
remarkable and worthy of the recogni-
ton We have accorded it--ZTog fM ~
Tines
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
A Suit for n Penny.

A case which has excited considerable
comment, and no little amusement
(writes London correspondent, is the
now famous suit for penny. A certain
Mr.. Watson, travelling on the Metro
politan underground Railroad, neglect
ed to provide himself with ticket, but
rendered the fare, seven pence, on reach
ing his destination. This the railroad
official refused to accept, on the ground
that the company charged an extra penny
for not having procured ticket. This
Mr.. Watson refused to pay, denying the
right of a railroad company to impose
fines upon its custonIers-the travelling
public-and the company brought suit
to recover. Mr.. Watson's course was
sustained, and the company appealed.
They have already been beaten twice,
and the suit for a penny is now be.
fore the court of appeals. If, as it is
expected, this court sustains Mr.. Wat
son, the case will be taken before the
House of Lords, when we may hope ii
will be definitely set at rest. Mr.. Watson
says he is fighting for principal, and ]
suppose the company is doing the same,
but to me it seems vast deal of trouble
and expense to go to about penny.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
The House Presidential Election Investig a.


On the third day of Major Burkes examina-
ton he testified in regard to how the returns
we're manipulated in Louisiana after the cleo
ton. Witness said the Democratic party had
gained many colored votes by barbecues, per-
suason and other methods, and that unusual
efforts were made to prevent intimidation. He
said that his party had agreed to give $4,000
to Anderson for securing the vote Of East
Feliciana, and that the proposition would have
been carried out but for the lack of money.
Regarding an interview which witness had
with Secretary Cameron, he said that while he
understood from Secretary Cameron that r
Republican United States Senator would be
exacted from Louisiana provided the Nichols
government were recognized, yet there was no
special pledge made and the matter was de-
ferred, and Mr.. Columbus Delano went to
Columbus, Ohio, in reference to the matter.
There were two sets of Republican gentlemen
in Washington one set as the Wormly con-
ference, who were interested only in the seat
ing of Hayes, and the other Mr.. Cameron and
his friends, who wanted two United States Re-
publican Senator's as we'll
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
A CnriOuS Slpen AMAkener.

Mr.. f. Peppard is the inventor of a
curious contrivance for awakening q
sleeper at given hour. The apparatus
is to be affixed to an ordinary clock; it is
80 arranged that when the hour-hand of
the clock touches button, an electric
circle is completed the minute hand
passes over the button without effect.
There are a series of holes for the differ
emit hours, into any one of which the
button can be pushed, according to the
time selected for the awakening. The
completion of the electric circuit may
ring bell, or sound any other of the
numerous ordinary methods Of alarm.
But this continuance has q yet more
effective method for arousing deaf man
or any sleeper who is willing beforehand
to prepare himself for shock. A brace
let is provided which can be put on the
wrist at the time of retiring; to this,
flexible wires are attached, and the elec-
trio discharge will pass through it at the
appointed hour. A man who could lie
dewn to pleasant dreams with such an
apparatus fastened to his wrist, would
naturally need the violence Of an electric
shock TO awaken him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
The Yellow Fever scourse.

Up to the twenty fifth the total number of
yellow fever cases in New Orleans was over
z, 900 and the deaths COL In Memphis there
were 106 new cases and fifteen deaths. The
scourge continued to spread in the Mississippi
Valley. The following dispatch from jackson,
Miss, will serve to show the reign of terror
inspired by the dread disease "Not a case of
yellow fever has yet appeared in Jackson, and
our authorities are working with the energy OF
despair to keep out the grim destroyer. All
wagons and railroads are watched day and
night, and the town is patrolled by citizens,
both white and black, who have constituted
themselves detectives. ALI strangers who are
unable to give good account of themselves
are marched to the city limits and warned not
to return. The fire bells are rung at 10 o'clock
at night, and all persons found in the streets
after that hour are arrested. A mass meeting
has been held which pledged to the mayor the
moral and physical support Of the citizens to
carry out all measures which he may inaugu-
rate. The Vicksburg and Meridian railroad
discontinued service by trains to-day"
A dispatch from Grenada, Miss, on the
same day was to the following effect: "The
appeals for nurses to-day, which could not be
answered, were heart-rendiDg. Whole families
are down, and without soul to aid them. The
fifty brave nurses on duty have more than an
average Of two patients apiece; yet they do
not flag in their duty. Abundant supplies Of
provisions from neighboring towns come in
daily, and funds are now being received rapid
ly. Good nurses are the great need"
Washington dispatch gives the following
summary OF burGeon-Generel Woodworking
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
Tried Remedy for RiIinunness.

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction
Of the liver will never get the upper hand Of
the unruly organ SO long as they use such
irrational remedies as blue pill calomel and
podophylin But from the tried and popular
medicine, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, they
may expect relief with certainty of obtaining
it. The influence of the bitters upon the great
hillary gland is direct, powerful and speedily
felt. The relief afforded is not spasmodic, but
complete and permanent The sallewness of
the skin, furred appearance of the tongue,
indigestion, costiveness, headache, nausea,
pains through the right side and shoulder, in
fact every accompaniment of the obstinate
complaint are entirely and promptly removed
by course of this inestimable medicine, in
behalf of which testimony is constantly ema-
mating from every quarter and from all classes
of aocietv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
The following extraordinary VOW il

The following extraordinary VOW is
performed by some of the Hindoos at
their festival of Charak Puja: Stretch
ing himself on the earth on his back, the
devotee takes handful of moist earth
and, placing it on his upper lip, he
plants in it some mustard seed and ex.
poses himself to the dews of the night
and heat of the day till the seed germi-
mates. In this position the man must
lie in a fixed, motionless condition,
without food or drink, till the vegetable
process liberates him, which will be,
generally, about the fourth day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
Praying by Wheel and Axle.

The Japane se, like the inhabitants Of
Thibet, are not content with devout
prayers, pilgrimages, prostrations, offer
ing to the gods in order to secure bless
ings here and hereafter; they also pray
by machine, by aOheel and a1le. There
is square post, nearly eight feet in
length, and near the centre, at conven-
lent height to be reached by the hand,
is fixed vertically wheel, which moves
readily on an axle passed through the
post. Two small rings are strung upon
each of three spokes of the wheel.
Every person who twists this instru-
ment in passing is supposed to obtain
credit in heaven for one or more pray
ers inscribed on the post, the number
being graduated according to theI vigor
of the performers devotion, and the
number of revolutions effected. The
jingle of the small iron rings is believed
to secure the attention of the deity to
the invocation of the devout, and the
greater the noise the more certain of it's
being listened to. Some of the inscrip-
tions on this post are worth remember
ing: "The great round mirror of
knowledge says, wise men and fools are
embarked in the same boat;' whether
prospered or afflicted, both are rowing
over the deep lake; the gay sails lightly
hang to catch the autumnal breeze;
then away they straight enter the lus-
trous clouds, and become partakers of
heavens knowledge" ''He whose
prescience detects knowledge says: AS
the floating grass is blown by the
gentle breeze, or the glancing ripples
of autumn disappear when the sun
goes down, or as the ship returns home
to her old shore, SO is life j: it is smoke,
a morning tide" Others are more to
the point-as to the misunderstanding
himself earnestly desires to hear the
name of this person (who is buried), and
wishes he may go to life. "-Iravels in
the East.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
1npnnrANr nnrICE.-Fnrn.r.. Fnmi-

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Farmers, Fami-
Lies and Othsrs can purchase Remedy equal 10 Dr..
TOBIAss VENETIAN IMMINENT for the cure Of
Cholera DiErfhosA, Dyssnteg, Croupi Cole and Sea
sckness taken df srnAy az u perfectly harmless see
osfh seeomp.nTnF each bottls) and externally for
Chronic RheumGtIsn, Headache. ToOthAchs, Sore
Throst Outs Burns, SNellinEs. Bruises, Mosguito
Bitss Od sore9 Pains in Limba. Back and Chest.
The VENETIAN LININENT was introduced IN 1871.
and no one Who ns used il but continues 70 do somAny
stntiur II vas Ten Dollars bottle they would not Be
Uthout H. ThousAnds Of Certificates can Be sen e
ties. Sold b. the Druggists ~ 40 cts. Depot AZ
Murray ST. New York
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

1t is estimated that the wheat crop for
1878, in twenty-one States of the Union.
foots up 301. 900, 900 bushels. OF this
amount, Minnesota furnishes 60, 900, 900
bushels; Iowa, 45, 900, 900; Kansas, 30
600, 900; Nebraska, %, 600, 900; Wiscon-
sin, 5000, 600; Michigan, IS, 900, 900;
Illinois, $4,000 900; Indiana, 20. 900, 900;
Ohio, 10000 900; Texas, $4,000. 600 ;
Arkansas, 1000, 900; Kentrcky, 8, OOO,-
600; Tennessee, 100000 Pennsyi.
yyania, New York, and New England
States, rs, 600, 900.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MAToHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston, and Chicago.

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children
with never-failing success. 1t corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from t ething or other causes.
An old and we'll tried remedy. 25 cts. bottle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

A man ordered some spring chickens
for dinner, and when he attempted to
carve them one of them sprung into his
lap. "That settles it, he remarked:
"these are undoubtedly spring chick
ems, but they hsvs seem fall or two be.
lore this"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

To develop healthy and harmonious action
among the organs OF secretion. digestion and
evacuation, take DIR. Motifs Vegetable Liver
Pills, which beautifully stimulate the liver,
give tone and regularity to the liver, counter
act tendency to costiveness, and purify the
blood. Their cathartic action is unaccompanied
by gripping and is never violent or abrupt but
always gradual and natural. These pills are of
the greatest assistance in overcoming scrofu-
lous tumors and eruptive maladies. All Drug
gists sell it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

A gentleman in q neighboring town who had
suffered two years with chronic diarrh@a and
was so reduced that he could not walk was
cured and restored to sound health by John
sons Anodyne Liniment. This Liniment is
worth its weight in gold.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06
To HOusekeepers.

The attention of heads Of families is respect
fully invited to the superior quality in every
respect, Of Dooley's Yeast Powder. 1t is en-
tirely free from adulteration of any kind, and
every package contains absolute full weight
Consumers should bear in mind the fact that
a strictly pure, full weight baking powder, al
though it costs a little more than the adulter-
ated, cheep, light weight or bulk powders, is
by far the cheapest, both in purse and health.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

Amy Anthony, wife of Mark Anthony, resid-
ing at No. 6 Locust Street, Fall River, Mass,
was afflicted with severe felon on her finger
and was induced to try Grace's Salve. Almost
instantly she experienced relief from the pain
which had been almost uncomfortable Every
other remedy proved unavailing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

The blghting effects OF impure blood are sad
to behold in those we meet day by day. This
ought not and need not be so. Parsons Pur-
gative Pills make new rich blood; taken one
night for twelve weeks will change the blood in
the entire system
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-09-06

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
ceors DenkLfYisei TWenty-Aye cents bottle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-06-20
For the Keowoo Courier.
BEFORE.
by ETHEL EASTWOOD.

Before tho fall Of waxon potals-the loyoly
fowor,
Before tho barren folds all ycllow-tho har-
vest hour,
Before tho little gravo all sunkou-tho bcauti-
ful Child,
Before tho scorching sun Of Summor-tho
spring-timo mild.
'Bofore tho close of dusky evoning-~tho rosy
sky,
Bofore tho touch Of Doath's cold fingors--tho
Before the flight ftho dropping sopgster- the
thrilling song,
Before tho fall OF nights dark eadows-thc
twilight long.
Before the falling leaves Of Autumn-the
bright green trcos,
Before tho blighting frost that grievcs us--thc
tinted lcas.
Bciorc the mossy most forsakon-tho twittcre
ing birds.
Before tho cruol wolf o'crtukcs them-tho
peaceful herds.
Before tho man, cold, oruel.hcartcd-tho
innocent boy,
Boforo life's burden gets too heavy-a little
joy.
Before tho troubled oarcworn woman-a fair
young bride,
Boforc tho storm sweeps DER it's BOSOM tho
pcnccful tide.
Bclorc tho parting on earth foroyor-thc
sweet farcwell I'Ha
Before tho sound Of tho falling eod-thc
toling boil,
Before tho struggle, a moments rest.--'tis
not too long to wait
Before. the dawn of tho heated day -lIcavon's
wido opcn cato.