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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

The good people of Philadelphia
have contrived cheap aud effective
means OF relief to the poor children
suffering from the intense heat. A DaY
Sanilsrinm has been established on a
quiet little island in the Delaware. near
the city, where the river breezes are pare
and cool. Tickets for excursions 10 the
island are distributed By the city physi-
clans and superintendents OF the Santa
rum 10 poor children suffering with ma
rasmus, teethiug, or any other unintec-
tiOus dizesse; the ticket entities them
and their nurses TO transportation 10 and
from the SAnitarum. and to wholesome,
plain diet while there. They 90 in tie
morning and return in the evening. In
extreme cases. they remain altogether.
The number of children thus rescued
from the heat amounts to 800 daily. The
working expenses have been reduced to
$50 daily. The food, etc., is provided by
voluntary contributions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the town OF Paris
are requested to NEE, in caucus 81 the
Town House, on Paris Hill, Friday, July
10th, at 4 O'Clock p. m, 10 choose dele
gates to attend the following Conven-
lions. viz: The Republican Stale Con-
vention at Portland. July SOth; the Con-
gressional Convention at Auburn, July
Slst. and the County Convention at Paris,
August 9Th.
Par order Town Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person who who tales paper regularly
froza ths oahce-whetber directed 70 his name OF
xnother's, ar whether he has subscribed or not
70 responsible for the payment.
q IL a person orders his paper dtseonunuec,
be must paw al arrearages, or the publisher may
costume 10 send 10 until payment Is made, SnG
collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
ssken ersm the once or aot.
s. The Courts have decided thatrefcsing 70 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the posi- once,
o. removing and leaving them uncAliea lot, is
prsa.G Iacis evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

"A gentleman who resided for many
years ia South America has recently
written a paper attempting to prove that
the custom in vogue in this and in other
civilized countries OF shooing horses Is
senseless and injurious one. lie points
out that unshod horses travel under heavy
loads on the toughest roads manageable
in Brazil, and that all the care required
is to have the edges Of the hoOis slightly
rounded of with a rasp, to prevent them
from ravelling up. The gain by this
method of treatment is claimed to be, an
increased surenoss Of footing, the absence
Of. diseases that are now occasioned by
the practice Of shoeing and a diminution
in the expense of keeping horse. The
writer maintains that even a horse &C
customed TO shoes would in a fortnight
Of light work become accustomed TO 60
ing without them, and that soon he would
90 easily IN every way on our hardest
roads The suggestions made are inter-
esting, and to those who are in condition
to experiment they are well worth trial.
If horses can be used in Brazil without
shoes, there seems no good reason why
we should continue, at no little expense,
TO provide them with this addition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
Per order low Commiltee
For glacial assurance commend US I

For glacial assurance commend Us tC
MIR. Jefferson Davis, late chief of the
government which commissioned the Ala.
bAma and the Shenandoah. In his speech
At Mississippi City he charges upon the
Republican party that it has been the
means Of Americas losing the carrying
trsde.-New York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
Paris Letter.

BALLOT BOX sTUEFISG IL FRANCE AND IRA
PENALTY "A RELATITE OF CoUNr DE
CHAMBoRD CONDEMNED To SIX MONTHS
IsiPRIsoNMENr.-TH SHAH OF PERSIA.
THEN AND Now.-ENORMoUs HOTEL
BILLs.-"MY BELOVED MERCEDES Is IN
HEAVEN PRAY FOR HER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

The greenback pot is boiling in Bath.
-Chase's Chronicle.
boiling" D yes; and when you
come to your dinner you will End that it
exactly represents your currency. There
u nothing in the pOt.-Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

SHARP SHooTNG.-The two meeting
days of the Maine Rife Club concluded
at Baldwin, Friday. The first was the
Presidents match, 100 and 200 yards
range for telescope. It was won by
H. c. Husey. Of Portland, who made SO
out of possible 100 The second was
for mid range distance of 500 and 600
yards, open - the club only. The first
prize was won by e. l. Bailey, of Port
land, making 80 out of 100; second by
4. c. Harrington, OF Fryoburg, making
So out of 100. The third was long
range match, distance 100000 and 1000
yards. The first prize was won by f. c.
Harrington, making 1913 out Of $50;
second by j. W. Banks, making l22 out
of $50; third by G. l.. Bailey, making
Ill out OF $50. G.. w. Davidson, OF
Providence Tool Co., made the highest
score at mid and long ranges, but was
not eligible to prize not being men,
Der Of the club.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

The Oxford County National Green
back Convention will be held at So. Par
is, August 9TH and ratification Mass
Convention on the same afternoon
Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23
&rON District ReHnllcal Convention:

The Republicans ofthS several cities tssas and
slartatOns OF The Second District. are invited 70
send delegates % ConvcStisH TO be holden 10 Au'
barn Hall. In the city Of AooHru, Wednesday JuF
nsf At II O'Clock, A. NJ, % nominate eAnaloA's
fSr Representative 70 Congress, and to ehoose .
District Committee. Zach city, town and plAn2'
nOn viii bs entitled 10 one delegate and one add
z0nAl Tor every IS votes or majority fraction there
OF thrown for Sslden CounOT Tor Governor IN ls'o.
TIE comm tsee will be in session a. the hall Al IL
s'elock. he dsy Of the convention, TO receive ere
aantiAls.
y. W. DUrroS,
h. B. PRESCOTT,
n. &. DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

Francis Murphy announces 'r''
Csmp-meeting Of the National le-1r-,
aroe Uuion will be held a! R'a1O IN N.
New York. beginning August O. sna CO.
tlnuing eight days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-23

Cheap excursion to Portland - -
Bos,on. via Srsud frunk. TussdsS'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
PASSENGERS.

o. luarl P1-ts. DIR Tfsrf7Ee, Fel l-- irs, W
a.-Ha SIP laa sul SAINT, ~ ? NaT' ., Mss
r..a ~qru1er and wife. = -pencer
ae IF I FuEa1s Msss RirNArl. g Ai.Lander.
& IS Athertsu. Mn Hsi and s chr req.
Ulrh Mrs huqsius aud . chifrrl, , Hough
l1-1. a II Pass, NJ tu-llnshLn And Abq'it
Erlncisoo, per Marcy Fec is1is- watson,
q aiaKauser. = nolaH. 1t-s l.-lr-. & avliaus,
FIir hra Ersa.Ia sod -ll.-l-l- y Leighton.
> STA. = d Nartuu, q Adn. % 2 Wood, a Z
" ~ssts } Il-guil. Mis- Ccfter, Bradley, aud 3
La-ass ans s. Chiar,r To- hlo-
Fz UfaI-urd Ports 7er Likslike Feb lib W Chids'
D Hsrr Mar~iea. >ls1l.en. : Parker, " Maxwell,
A 1L-i-sar & Harvey 7 TsanAs capt MtSes, O. sltld-
t=- lI l.sn1au "a R1Wrl J Gasbiu-hanl, J 6-Hini
ia.-rat1a Nm Friul. " 7 C1p-r aud ~ie. Evtsrson,
" uaa.a ENhaskAnnr Allss Na1ue, AkNlls hehAueuul
+ 81 k1hi. c Aloha AE2nahiii, N kinokeo, aud III
deck
F- ku-kIsnd and Lytfeto1, per city Of New York Eel
IN ~n-ar ard Efc. Mr. Lug vli-, child aud uurse
J C5-.aE ul1- Li,duan- a Becker, Nr = Bernard A
Ef-tr = C.- In-csa, aud 40 ca r5ate Tor Gallo li
F-- s,rard Ports per IlSciSs. Feb is Pars 2 q
&C., ! A Tsoulrzau. Rev Bond. Capt Hsrrill ...n
IN Azana. { = Huustusu. N faco- >riul-tn- :
: E.r.1r J Haurhttu. Mtss Watson a Nenc ra.
w.. NJ Ei-rhdd " erwin, Mr. Pi.ioi, Mrs. =
J Naszs u q Mo-su-su. " q Trivia Nh or .s.' ~
Nl-au = E1uell Mrs bruester, CT sIelaing' g.. al
Me- A C jones, Il C0raveI Nad so'ut - decs
Flrsau Frauci-co, per City q Nes York r. &c
nra-ar A q Hausnan and 9if-, Pope, e a .rtt. sc
Can ans wife b ChHd. Mrs Censy aud sln- Afs 3
Saruaa- Clos a Easel. Fl A North Miss Bet s'.a. Al
lsssrs-a Ms. Natsln Euoai-s 4 Dryden ADS ~tlc
: 7 Naterhoe.s wife and servant scott A go 1reA
and Chiu--s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
COMMERCIAL.


HoAoLCLC. FEBErART -. ISIS
Fs-s auriuz tls Tl.t has lsra dul, and have
r-.srr al lut-r--s o. rrpart-
rae ay zr1isal- have report durine the week
tr ezra y liurIHg. from sNu Frauei-eo wiki uerhAn-
tta C rrufr q Cos and the sreamcr City q New York
~ sweeney aa6 sucsl.1a viIh pas-esgsrs and msrshan-
-. g. III aseetrls Go.
sts r- dr7tulss q TIE lsrE Courier. for San Fran
~ s-a f-l ezrEe % Island pralness thr barksutins
5-r ns-siu, Fsrt 1u~.snd. VITA partial oArEo
szs ka sieauas- Clsy Of Srs IosK far FrGn1i,co
- Ta1-slas -1s saturdls, Mr. Adams haia large sale
la.s -ua gsl..a--s gq-sl.. Br-~sr'- block, Forf
--z g. uli-h tie bil1ng sprit-d and fir prizes
wee -ezIrr-L
" ear aud tu1-rr~, aEr Barlow vii hold large ssiv
.E--h rsls Ah-suA ana oihrr isis arrivals which
sr-l o. 1ur o5sl1tuHyy fr retail da.srs rrpicn. 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

IoaS CHTSAMAS--In Australia as well as CALI
fornia the people sgitaJilg the question. what
20 90 with the male Celestial The people in both
esant-Igs a.e cl-aufrs ressazeo Avs
e-.ah CaE-ae a1l- --art1l. n snr iia
there has been law passed by the Golopial Legis
latars which has received the sanction OF her Bri
iAnnie Malesl, bur what the provisions OF this
law sre Nc are "a = loss to know, not having yet
seen il published. or indeed synopsis ofjt. To
tde United States. there El be more difficulty be-
cause the Constitution, aud the laws OF Congress,
sanction immigration from all countries Before the
people of the Uuited States can prohibit the intro
duction of Chinese, into their country, they will
have 10 change their National Constitution Con-
gress can of course pass restrictive laws because
the Constitution requires Congress To pass laws
regulating the naturalization of foreigners, but
John Chinaman does not wish to be manufactured
into full hedged republican, or any other shape
than full size Chinee-pigta and all. Therefore
the naturalization laws OF rnT~sSRtss do not reach
his case There is room enough on these Island
for any reasonable number of Cinnamon if they
will only provide themselves with mates from the
Flowery Kingdom, and 20 on, and multiply aud
replenSn the eaTth-that is these Islands. 10 the
Ordinary way. The people here have no prejudces
against the Chinese class, but on the contrary
invite them 10 come; the only condition they seem
20 impose Is, that those Cinnamon who come here
10 future, shall bring their wahiues with them.
Let them do this, aud all will be we'll This does
not seem 10 be hard condition; nor one that eau.
not easily be complied with. The Chinese wa
hines We presume. are about as numerous if not
more so, than the opposite sex then why do not
tue Chinamen see tue point ia this bargain, and
take advantage of il? We hope they will, for We
eouiess, that We other source from which
these Islands can be repeoped; and the sooner the
business Is commenced, the quicker, the present
difficulty about lsbOrers will be overcome
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
I.0IsT GA sIO NOLUI.U.
ARRIVED

ARRINEB
s.-l---aE- Warsc Ialaa Hlii. f-sns NaiuksL
An hE C Ngrray. Fra-t, fruu so trsacisoo-
---r Lllzta.. flastls-- freln huhziH-
r5-~.r Eauahf ,-au fI,la tiauskua.
-sar 1lkrlEe ShcI.asr1- lrlul " lud~ard Ports
-sF Rrulr, hllua tra.su Nuifua
~s--ar Wauua.sauaI NAiuL. trazn NHuiltWlL
lE-pwe csrF az Sru YORK Cobb, from - tnty.
srlf knEauluahi M-lAiaL truui Hanaui-
SAILED.
t. F--s-1r VslieIe. k-iauNa- ior NzltEo-
so Wa...l. hsilu o. kllfAls-
~.s- 1rauy. F.ss 81 NaNui~itl, Kauai
"A Sd Naffe nrr1iL. uaiieii. o. i@lasiua-
--r ElI- Morris. k---sasnut. f1r Ml-lkai-
-1r Fa-szali. lisrle flr liAlz
Is g. uarr Fusrr-, Beck, far hHu-
- us--iak 1aLu BAH. Tor M.iaEAL
Heaz rs lra-l-r- Ahl1lrus e. eau fraucl.co-
a. .-rar sas Frfstas- Jaanssa, g. % T2wusend
rr-s- Eartar. hItlir. iif kai1s and ManeA.
ra-T.-a - See Kark. latb, fsr San frauciseo-
-r Lssrlllr. Shepherd far Niuavsrd fsrts-
-l- Annie. hai4a. tar hu.as and aAifie1
ManuasaWzl Fake Or NaNliiuiii-
-aaf ralafl, Manu. tar keiiala
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

BABcocK FIRE ExrINGUIsHER--0n Saturday last
the agents Of the sb0ye wonderful apparatus
Messrs. Green, Mzcfara * Co, OF this city, gave
public exhibition the Esplanade, OF the etIi-
cheney OF the Babeoek Fire Extioguisher, which
was 10 alt respects successful and highly salts
factory result The Babcoek Fire Extinguisher
hasa world reputation for efficiency sud should
be in the possession OF every person who has valua.
bic property TO protect from destruction by ire
The apparatus is cheap, convenient and portable
aud Is 50 constructed that il is like piece Of ord
nance, with full charge and fuse ready to be dis
Charged on the instant We can recommend the
BAbcock Fire EStinguisher 10 the planters and
other property holders these Islands just the
1 thing TO have hand, TO sSve them from loss by
FIRE. The price Of the apparatus has been reduced
by the present agents from SO SIS EACH so as to
\ bring it within reach of all persons. We under
stand that Messrs. Green Macfarlane & Co. will
give auoth.r exhibition of the working of the ex-
| tuguisher on the Esplanade TO morrow, at u
O'Clock, IN order to afford those an opportunity OF
seeing It worS, Who we're not in attendance a.
Saturday last
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

las's Day was eosersed b ths
.0- i----og.ng ~ al ages and
sexes Ia Houolulu- Many token Of love pssseJ
through the Post 0dlee, aud found their say the
sats aud eyes, 81 those for whom They mere i'm
duged in, BY those who take delight in playing
Of 90 their aeqaaintanees. At such times aud
seasons, all classes take the advantage of indulgin
in their whims regardless Of how much annoyance
such indulgence occasions others" But such is
life" all over the world. aud in all ages the
aud why not in Honolylug
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

The following letter from al iutelli-ent cores
r,ouaent gives Information Of much r-1e q ID
sheep raising portion OF the commit y ou these
Islands. to which VIC call especial atteutisu Sheep
missing and WOOL growing are Industries 10 tbs
Kius5on which are destined 10 take hisn r-nA 10
the near future. and FOR that reason We weieoms
The receipt OF the information that VIII throw light
ou the subject Of the best breeds Of sheep and the
manner Of treating them to insure the largest To-
crease and the most abundant crop OF wool X =
hv attention 10 these considerations and the judi
cious exf.enditure Of capital 10 tla .straiian
Colonies. that sheep raising aud voc -r+N r have
become such an important industry, lr3 nlH iorns
one nj the chief sources Of Colonial commerce ard
wealth We trust our people xiii tase pc 81 ne
vsln,b,s information contained 10 r. Irorssean' ;
le.,-r for which. on behalf Of our z1ers, we &C.
sir. 10 tender our thanks to tais Eeu-ieaiaH
and hope be will often furnish Is witt oomu-unicA-
tious on subjects 50 Important to the growth, CON
rner,s md prosperity OF the HawAiiAn Islands
SOUTH KoSA February l2th, ISIS
MR EufroE In due justice 10 Mrs bi-cqa
and bsr asent Mr.. J. Roberts, VII iatsly lro-sli
number Of French Aerino rams z, 4 S-ie = =
-.auid EEL obliged 20 you 70 puoiis1 90 your col
,Imos- ne following statement; 4 parehss-d Il
rams from Mr.. Roberts, and received ilen pc
lfkelike in good order, on fsore-Ef zoe Isl me.
were shorn on February 9TH lbs lgliest Asee'
vrrfrb-a % pounds The heaviest - ponnds
-rof-i Weirbt tor IL sheep SO pounds average 4
l,auuds Der sheep. The Wooi J. very toe, long y
sr.r1- ara rerfrctlv clean and frez from gan, an
- sh,-,, A. whole, are the 1est "a tneh sol
that have ever seen- IN NJ owe Souu-s' "He'
e1s-- 49, Yours faithfully.
G. TRoUssHAU.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

~ Mr. J. Levy, the greatest Correct player OF
the world, and Mrs J. Levy formerly Miss Minnie
Conway, daughter Of F. 3. Conway the great actor
arrived BY ;he City OF New York. aud propose re-
maiuing to give several concerts. great treat is
in store for the people of Honolulu. Nothing can
exceed the poWer, bnlliAncy aud sweetness Of
Levy's playing Mrs. Levy is not only hesuiiful
woman but singer OF perfect culture with a voice
clear aud fresh as the lark.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

TRlk of Western ProviDeialisD Tue 8oston post
master recently found in his Office money letters.
20 rssssi respectively " PARIS " s1d . London
ApF5rer'iy IL hRd never heard Of AIRY such places
sa1 ~ be sent the FIRST TO Paris. Maine, aud the
r-he- LoUdun 0utsrio. As tine first letter contain
ca lsan trr 100000 francs. 1t s fortunate it
u.l apeacl q the Maine office. the postm sster
81 jsat lavs been tempted to buy the whole town.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
EXPORTS

50 Fss5-al - courier. FEB l5-ssss pEg, susr.
t-f - Faiis, = G. books
81 F-t Ts-u-ead per Joe Perkins. Feb lSsg7 kegs {
se-l9 D. gin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

~ We have been requested TO say that Mr.
Watson, of the ftm OF MirrIers, TAFT & Watson. of
Glasgow, Scotland, who has been making the tour
Of these Islands for the past two mouths, visiting
the sugar plantations With view 10 ascertain what
improvement can be suggested 10 eheApsn the pre-
,----,ino u sugar .Jr market, viii 20 Kaasi lu
tle LikeiAe on her pext TIP aud sfi-r ~. se,rrn
Fi.l proceed East IS mention tue b1ve fact in or
nay trcr wh-r, Mr. Watson
G1rInF i usrl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
DIED

o1lssNAN-In slis city, tie lsth ius5eqt -l'lls'
1Issa.tn. u1ri . wears. a native o. herWie- L@,
ras.-E "a ths bead Of T. n i-szsr a 7n eng
fzs "a ID thuse Islands flr the past thirtsNr leAFs
Es-lis-uicg-aa- Tweed papers please copy
kELLY-Ia thrs city. CA Sunday. the lltt .is't o
sr--sar SIT William kelly. aged - years l1-l'r ai
I-ss and fr the past ssls years rsstie1s ~ iilsa
IslH-s-
MaNtNr-In this civ % the isth iustsut. t1-1k p,
- - 81 the late Paul Mazini, Il HoGe1e tsee Z
srar. Deceased fr several seNls rugaea n - -
: 1910 l.uf 0winr g. H1saith sca % re-
Irquish his occuaetiou
Trout 90 board the bark Murray san1asy ~
uti- ts1ssaEr san franci-co y Ei.---r
Frra Trout a native uf CaiiflrnA-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

4--a -aa tral-isc, I-r MurrAs. F-b SO e. GO
n ll--. = lss- lal-s- 9 FSss lkrd-s.r- = - az .
Is 51rssa-a s5 lSss sracsri-s, ilSs - a--f, 9
Er.s. = M = 49, bou.-hod sn-cts. 6 OIL gss-
care la. -s .ld 55 lzias hay. i-s6- feet lunio~r -
I'D. --er- Issl lsis. Z-p1 rustic r-isl4d > tous o.
Il. ..1T 80 h5ls lus. > tod chests Z engine aud
trl--t- o. trauss. safe. 81 pkg wo0deH~are.
F=a StHusy .ui Aacsiaua Tsr CITY q New York Fsog
-a-sI 5.s-gazrz % general nrrchaudis-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
MARRIED.

KeS8a- LES-CAIl>dN-Iu Honoinlu. toe -,th ilsi
a. ~ l-ucs % Dr. Metres D the Res Damon Dr.
q 4 Ea0uI-, O. Mrs. Mary Carson. 80 saH traaeisco
-aua1s ri-z,e clpy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

SUDDEN DEArA-William Kelly, a saddler bY
occupation, in tue employ OF P Dalton OF this city,
died suddenly OF appopiexy Sunday last about l
o'clock P N. Deceased has resided IN Honolulu
Tor the past seven or eight years, was about 81
Years old. aud was unmarried. He Was a member
u Company a Hawaiian Guards. aud was buried
with military houors on Monday last peace to
lis sshgs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

- partial eclipse Of the moon took place last
Saturday evening, commencing little after II
o'clock and ending sooat2 a N Owing 10 the late
ness the hour at which it occurred ii was not
very generally obserred here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

~ The following lines were written. with I
view to furnish TO those who desire it, .Appropri-
ate sanza.. to paste in the ny leaf OF their Bibles
To Ny BIBLE.
Ny Bible. be ms chart.
Ger LIES sea-
Impress thy truths upoa my heart
Cherish and comfort me,
BE thon my bosoal friend.
Light, b. Jehovah given;
That points m TO the blessed snd,
Tue fAieicss joys Of HsSVsR-
Instruct ne. when pray.
And gsids me 10 tie rad:
That leads Ger lies thorny way:
To glory. Ahd 70 God
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

MOONLIGHT DOUBLE C1NcERT.-The Pensacola
sud Hawaiian Bands. gave another of those de-
ughtiul moonlight concerts last evening, Al Emma
SQUARE, TO a very large aud appreciativ- audience
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

wAsHISGroS's BRTEDAr.-Next Friday, the 22d
inst viii be the anniversary OF the birth Of George
Washington" Father Of his country" The Am
eriean Relief Association will hold its annual
meeting in the evening at the rooms Of Mechanic
Eugiue Company No 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

DEDIcAIoS.-The musical pavilion, recently
erected by mine host Herbert ofthe Hawaiian Hotel,
will be inaugurAted on Thursday evening next at
! O'Clock, BY joint concert ofthe Hswaiia n and
Pensieola Bands aud to which the public are
invited
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20
Piece or Parcel of Land
Koai. HOlualoa, KOna. Hawaii.

and more particularly described as follows
Commencing pile OF stones on me ~ 60 ne = =, ~
chains along the KAiSi OF koal L. fAlHuAa' y 80 - 80
ehains along the KAlwi OF koab l. faAnAA
y s,s ~ s4 chains along the kai~ Of koai lfaAuAe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

~ The steamer Likelike viii only proceed as
far as Kawaihse, TO ~indward this trip. aud on her
return, all on Friday the 22d sail Tor NAwiiwiii,
Kauai retaining on Sunday
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

~ The steamer Australia, from San Francisco
eu route Tor sydney aud Auckland, may be looked
for on Monday evening or Tuesday morning next
with dates TO the 18th inst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

morning at 5 o'clock, by policeman on duty, il
the ueighborhood Of Smiths Lane.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

~ Oar thanks rendered 10 Purser Bea-dsley
OF the steamer City OF New York, for memoranda
Of the voyage, aud flies OF late Sydney aud New
Zealand raaf,erS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

DrED OF HIS INJURIEs.-Hugo Hesse, a member
OF Protection Hook and Ladder Company, died at
the Queen's Hospital. on Sunday last. Deceased
was run over by dray some few weeks siuce and
sustained such internal Injuries, terminated as
above stated He suffered great agony. during bis
period OF confinement to his bed; but bore his suf-
ieriugs with heroic courage. He was an industri-
Gus good citizen, whose death is lameuted by his
comrades OF the Fire Company to which he be-
longed, as well as by those who knew him in
private lie. Everything that science. skill and
care could suggest to save poor Hesse, was done
for him, but without avail. His time had
come, and he like all the rest Of Us had Gait tie
hasy scenes ~ earth -ad cross that bouFue from
Uhsu1o no trav-ier retuus-n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-02-20

81 The Pensacola minstrels give their second
entertainment at tbs Theatre this evening.