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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11
PARIS Street Scene. and sights.

Next. the walk begins with that valuable
companion in England and France. the umbrella,
tor ii rains whenever opportunity arises, and the
mau who ventures out without one gels into
trouble. You move about the streets, aud look
into windows, and watch the men who do the
street watering. using long joinIej sections Of
pipe, which they haul about On little wheels, for
there are few water carts here try to interpret
the cries of the street peudlers wonder WHY it
Is that on the great low-wheeled. but carefully
balanced vehicle, the tumbril, one horse can draw
what would be u fOur-horSe load at home watch
the hacks driving quickly about at rates not over
forty cents al hour look IN al the kiosks along
the 6oUlevsrds where the widows and orphans of
soldiers sell newspapers, or al the tobacco shops
where these deserving women, or else the woun-
ded soldiers, also conduct the sale; or 90 up on
the Arch Of Triumph, snd at its great height
look down over Paris set out like map. with
the twelve broad boulevards starting OUT towards
all points Of the compass. from the circular
space within which the Arch stands. and see the
towering fortress Of Mount Valerien on the one
horizon and that Of Monimsrtre on the other );
or 20 TO the Seine aud watch the swift and pretty
steamboats, that are bringing tens OF thousands
to the Exposition At four cents apiece or else
enjoy ride for miles on top OF an omnibus foi
three cents. You mount to the second story OF
this huge machine and watch the buildings, gar
deus and palaces as they go BY, and the thou
sands of people, snd talk American French TO
your ueighbOrs, who reply that they no SPEAK
English :" and then, as it second Commune
had broke loose. you are startledby the commo-
ton all hands make il any onedares 10 get on
the omnibus after it has the legally limited num-
Der OF passengers. When it is full, the fact is
displayed on a sign, and the man who dares at
tempt to get on then gets berated by everybody
90 the vehicle and everybody on the sidewalk,
and seems 10 danger Of the guiilotine. What q
marked contrast this is TO the Philadelphia street
cse ,-PGris Corr. PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

TEz zss told OF Gilbert White. the naturalist
Of Seloorns, By one Of bis uephe-s: His I'D
serEsnt cane to hin ooe day and said, Please
Eir, I've been and broke glass Broke q
glass, Thouzzl Hoz did you do that - III
s5oE yo7. ar" So be went ard brought 9
sinsgizss which be threw On the foor, saying.
= That's boS broke II. SIR There, % along,
TsoCzs- Toa ares great fool" said his mas
ter; and he 1gitersd. And ! vas a. great
ore for asking s1ch foolish question
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11


Bu; viii tske up The next. Daniel Webster
Black Dan" as ne used 70 call him. He vas
not IS tall s. jackson, but be was large man.
BE seemed cast 10 colossal mould. The very
look VI tie msn wAs power. never saw such :
heSd apOu human oody IL was perfectly elss-
sic. while the bros vas 0.ynplAu. Lord Balwer.
the English minister. told me IhsI be VAS in
Spain ~ben Webster MAS in LONDON. and when
he returned be asked Sir Robert Peel what man
ner Of uiSn this great American sas, aud he
said: He has more intellectual power 10 his
look than there Is II zuy other man 10 England
aud think he was ny = 10 appreciate his
speeches fully you must have heard them spoken.
They were simple. natural. earnest. powerful aud
overwhelming. You aG~ays tell that The uan
had tSice IS much behind IS De gave the public.
his fzv0ri,e dress when be spoke was blue
coat and buH vesi, and wben be came into the
SeusIe 10 that costume We knew that an Intel
!eeIuSi treat wzs coming. He would rise slowly
and deliberately. AMI begin speaking With earn.
sslness, and gradually his voice would swell and
yibra;e until it filed the Senate chamber like
uaI,erIus thunder
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

To DEzTz0F ISszcIs-Thc Joaroal Of Chem
istry says that bot alum water l. the best insect
destroyer essr knO~n- Pat the alan into hot
water and lsi il boil til al the alan L dissolved;
fbso apply Il bot With brszh to all erzeks,
closets. bsdstesis sad other places where any
Insects srs foand- Autz. bs56ags. coekrOzches
aud creeping things are killed By IL; while IL
has no danger Of poisoning the family OF irjuring
property.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

The ABUSE OF CoSDMENTS-It does not fol-
low because condiments are useful, that We may
not have too much OF them on the contrary,
their best effect depends upon their beng used
in moderation. The more decided the favor OF
any article of food, the sooner does it pail on
the appetite. 1t is one of the peculiar merits OF
French cookery that daFors are so delieately
blended; no one is specially prominent. and yet
by their different combinations a wonderful vari-
ETY. of sppetizlng effects is produced. We Yam
KEGS, ike the English, are apt to use condiments
in coarse. reckless way, and thus miss, their
6ner and more exquisite effects, besides losing
much Of the benefit that might be derived from
them By nicer care is their employment.
the plainest and simplest diet might De made at
once more delicious and more digestible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11


will not say snyIbiHg sbeaI his political theo-
mes. boG as | saw hiu IN Washington He was
tie most perfect So1the.u gentleman | ever sas
His appearance VAS more spiriIgzl than inte.lsc-
tusl- He seemed rather of the pulpit than q
pOLIicisu. He vas kind of political fanatic.
He VAS one OF the most sincere men ever met
We called hin an sbslraclIouiss because We
c0ald not understand him. He lived in an alb
slrzct world. and say things that Ee could not
see Reading his speeches by the light of his
tory. they seem Ike prophecies. Had be lived.
or great struggle would not have occurred as it
cid His followers lacked his great wisdom
When be spoke BE would stand perfectly erect,
keeping bis eyes fixed on the President. and
zould not turn from right TO iefi. His speech
=ss logical chain Il was logic at white heat.
Half the tine We Senators coald not understand
hin. for half the time he zoali talk Only st
Daniel Webster. They understood each oIher.
and the! were the Only two men in the Senate
=bO did. When CslhOan was talking Webster
would lean over the desk aud fl his great black
eyes OF Czlho1u's face and glover" 81 him, s.
the Scotch say. drinking in every word And
When Webster spoke Calhoun would sit bolt
1prshE and look at Webster as though be void
iook into bis very soal They left as other Sena-
tors OCT Of the question. IS though ne we're not
worth! Of attention. could tell you 8 number
Of anecdotes about the two NET, did time sEosd.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11


Henry Clay. glorious Hal; be was anything
bat good lookins. anything bat handsome: but
the ladies assisted that he Vas the most capllya-
ting mau II America. He was no better looSlng
than an. Ii vas the cspIivsuon OF genius. He
c=p;iv2ted every ons-the schOOl-boys as well as
every one else. The news0Oys ali knew hin.
Then the speaker told story about Clay. which
ooecrfei when walking down Pennsylvania ave
D9e. and found some bO!s IoruenIing goat he
continued You should bear hin speak. When
be arose snd began speaking be bad 10. passed
over six sentences before you could hear the silk
dresses Of the ladies rustic 10 the gallery. and
when be denounced the Democratic adminisIra-
tiOu Yea could see their eyes fash and their fans
90 Up ihresteningiy. as though they would sSeep
tie Democratic party out Of existence. And
then De would speak of the sGferiugs Of the peo-
PIE, aud you would see those lair heads bowed,
and ~ouId think that they we're lhe only sufferers
Il was the magic OF geoius, the true fire Of
DSiehless e.OoOeRee- Friend SHi foe hung upon
bis words speliOOund- and be charmed them both.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11
RLAcKsMITH's NOTICE

WAMES III. HASLON HAVING PURCHASED
- The Blacksmith shop Of J1ss Tzyl5r, z1kA OF the
Oh CIston Ho1ss notify the pobc generally that
he 4 prepared do AL kinds Of work in his line with
nsz-ssss and dlspatcn-
specszi zttenffo1 pad TO Horse-zhoeing and FzT-
nerr- Please give him call
HoooI1lu, Nov :. Is7s- N I'm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

SALT WATER AS PREsERvATNE--Ata re-
cent meeting OF the Geneva Society of Physics
snd Natural History Professor Alp de Can
dole presented glass jar containing froils Of
the coffee plant collected before maturity in
Mexico, preserved 10 liquid which chemical
analysis proved to be salt water. Ii is fifty
years since the jar thus filled was Theoretically
sealed. under the eyes of Aug. Pyr. de CaDdolle
and to-day the eOffee-beans which it contains
are 10 d thoroughly satisfactory state of preser-
walton. The water contains solution of chic
RIDE of sodium and very small quantities of other
chIori5es of salts. No gas was found in the
solution the water must then have been boiled
and introduced while hot into the jar. This ex-
pertinent may give valuable hints as to the sub
stiiutiou of salt water for alcohol (of which
every one knows the Inconvenience for the pre-
serTslon of organic substances
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11
Deceased American Statesmen.

General Shields in lecture at Brooklyn for
the benefit Of yellow lever sufferers gave the toll
lowing Interesting "reminiscences Of American
statesmen OF the past generation:
ANDREW JACKSON.
think see hsu now-tal spare, thin. with
out an ouHce ot supert0ous flesh upon him; he
never had tine TO grow fat He had head that
showed &c Wss born to command men. lie had
The most magnificent dsSS-grey eye l ever saw in
a mans head. In private life 1t was as tender
as the eye Of one Of these young ladies' IN pub
lie lie IL wsS in6eSible. and have seen il as
terrible as the eye Of a lion. There was oue
thing it hated. and that Was fraud. Applause |
Ii never saw thing that made it quail. He
hated wrODg aud oppression. and therefor his
life WAS crusade Any man that goes thru, Oh
life 10 that way viii generally have 6gh, on his
hand, and be was generally vicsorioas, 1t would
be well It we could have such man at the head
OF the Governmen, agaic. He Was not popular
With What are called The higher classes. They
thought him ilIiler2te, bus his State papers were
tie best that ever emsusIed irom The White
House. he had the millions Of the people with
HIM
The Morning herald., 1878-08-10
MEDICAL.
From the Earliest Ages

SCROFULA has been the bane, and az II
were, the curse of mankind, Moses, in the
18th chapter Of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
that q person known to be infected with 1t
would not be allowed Il mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine inf1iction
and believed there was no cure for 1t; II
was then the sins OF o youth or dtvtatton
from the paths of virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the sience of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of MAI ure furnishes a
remedy. the disease Is stripped of its ter
ror by the use of theSA kITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches
Titter, etc., can be restored TO sound health
In q few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to lind cure as well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradicating all impurities nom Tie blood,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy: A few bottles Will remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powders, ROOT AND HERB
JUICES $I25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
fNt"0 DESMOND 4 co:
9l6 RacestrAAt phi,adalphia p.
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TWILIGHT TOPICS.

SOMETHING'S TO LOOK FOR IN THE SKY
THESE AUGUST NIGHTs-FACTs FOR STAR
aAzERs. ....
Just at present persons who are interest
ed IN the phases Of the sky may observe
some interesting things.
The moon will also attract some attention
on Monday evening, the 18th, as 1t rises
shortly after seven o. clock, partially eclipsed,
and 80 continue until nearly II O'Clock
when 1t passes of. ~
On the evening Of the 18th Jupiter will
be In conjunction with the moon, and to-
night he will be southeast. He rises four
minutes earlier each evening, and sets q
little later than three o'clocksin the morn
ing. ~ Z "
saturn, too, is getting up little earlier,
and each evening shows himself above the
eastern housetops little after nine in.
creasing few minutes each evening. Along
toward the end of the north he viii be up
as early as half-past seven.
~ About this time also meteors are due. as
D the earth makes her way through the Au-
gust meteor zone on the 10th, and as "tbe
constellation Perseus In the northeast ia the
radtant point for these meteors," look out
towards the northeast for whatever NAV be
seen there. Z
The Morning herald., 1878-08-10
Il. f. KunkePs ustral Il E. F
Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
dandruf. alley irritation, soothe and cocI
Inc heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling Off, and promote the growth in 8
very short time, They preserve and bear.
lily the hail, and renderit soft and glossy
Iney lmpart brilliancy and a silsy ap.
hair dressing, they are unriva led: eradi.
cate dandruf and prevent badness, The
Snampoo cleans the hair, removes greeca
scrnf, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused ca by heat and fatigue. KunkeI,s
ural and glossy color, restore faded dry
narsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle Al
ASK your druggist for them or send To n.
kunkel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth.
direct Obiladel phip p- 1>'"'1is
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Furniture and Bedding.
L. r. ADAlR'S,
No. 207 MARKET - u..
AND amt
2O6 SHIPLEY STREET

Has an assortment Of ready made furni.
ture,thsti is not equalled in size or elegance
by any Wilmington Furniture house Hay.
ing had the damage Of the late fire, which
nearly destroyed his factory repaired, and
ls now.ready to execute all orders prontly,
Wareroems 2O7 Market and 2O6 Shtplsy
sGreet. .,.... My-7-M
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RREvITIEs,

VI NNlAS AkSF-~-~-~'T ~ +"~r~NNf 1t3 ~
a,,uShso n auaShso Il getting her idfst sorehum mill at
Boise City, ['s' '@a' '@s1a 90 ts onlH
INC Fan River mills continue tsYeduca
their running time. III 'aai flsii WI iau
Battle Creek,, Mich, capitalists Ihsss put
e20, 900 10 M, automatic seat factotysna9n
The Atlanta and Burling Mid ofoCM MIL
bury r I'm haye started up aga'p On iuii
81 nncSissr gantoW gdi huJ Gliqa | ,'g mshi
The strikes In the north Of France have
Terminated. The reports Of Their revival
10 i,ot true laaa' Wa 90" sqobB
|q Therre, Are 4 plantations In some ~ flthe
Southern States upon which conyicts now
lao the work formerly done by sla3es..sa IT,
|as The Prefect of Poltcsl Of Paris ias given
authority to the cabmen, who lafe on 4
strike to holad da meetings. dne s strfess sl num- a
ber $500. o-i' 0'@'
business is reported poorrted lively Franklin,
/ frss op,te a number of the straw straw shops Have
started up, and several buildings areiinpro'
cess of erection. s}Ah aGu4 yIi | aims 30
a The Palmer ( Mass Carpet company
| has imported o loom from England and BE-
gun the manufacture Of velvet carpets,
Their are only four or five looms of tnis sor'
| In the country. ' D D :"
The, American laborers on ths Madeira
Railroad, Brazil, are reported suffering
severely from the virnlent fever, which was
lcarrying off numbers daily.o Medical at
tendance Is very deficient. ytr5rn
The satinet millof caproop & Feywood
at Uxbridge, r. l., shut downlastsaturday
| night with the exception of the fnihshhiine mis-
room, which will stop in few days, The
Rivulent mill, run by sayles & Cutler, will
probably shut down this week 'aa soon o.
tbey can run their stock So close as they
wish to. It is not known when either o.
these mills will start up agafs
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507 GREAT BARGAINS Off . la1.
AT WILSON'S, 507 Market st.,
Dry Goods and Trimmings, !,
cAsHMEREs, MoHA1Rs AID AL.
.......... PACCAS. 4ja o...,.
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID. AND FIG
URED DRESS GOODS,s '.'"
... 10 cents and upwards. e-.' 1,
CALICUES, d.. ! ,.. j
BLEAcHED X ANb { D. GIjNBLEAcHEp t.
%" 5, 8, 7, 8. 10 and u cents, ..r ..
CLOTHS, COTTONADE," PANT AND
T.. i. DRESS LINENS, Of -,
WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUES,
"a cents and upwards. err -
A FULL LINE OF THE BESTSMAKE E
'a. OF CORSETS,' '"'
Is, so, 65, rs, $1.O8 l.25 and sl.5O. a
Also, MADAME FOY'S IMPROVED
CORSETS. All Sizes.
a. KID GLOVES, "'''.-'
| rs. SO. 85, IS, $l.oe, el.25 and SL5O.1
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS!
From 8 cents and upwards e''''H'
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHES.
. In Great Variety.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
As cheap as can be had in the City.
SILK AND LACE TIES AND BOWS.
| -....- In. great Variety. |
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS AND CRASH,
~' az TABLE !; T ]. LINEN, nj :, .1.u'
A large assortment OF - t'i
DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Call and examine and be convinced, '
JOHN Il. WILSON, '
- a." Vi ~ 6N MARKET STREET.
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can fnan make ~ money faster at work for "a
onirad snha a. ma anything else, capital not re-
Vhome made by the fndhstr,ors ,,.,
WON women, n, boys and girls wanted per day "a
outnt ana terms Free. ADDRESS TRUE 4 s,a
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a, MARYLAND DUFL.di 40
How L0vr 1rrAIR's ARE PETTLED u
crcu. COUNTY, sERIousl lAfYAAY

.EN
How L0vE 1FrAR's ARE PETTLED IN IN
CECIL COUNTY, sERIoUsf AFlAAY
Over In Cecil county, between Chesapeake
City and Elkton. where thelhuckleberry
nourishes, there lives q man by the name q
4 Hy6fy loulgon, <hoe earthly possessions
l. ks large -shd upon whose farm are en-
ployed two sturdy farmer lads, their names
are Edward litter and Lewis Plessonton,
and up to- short time ago were VERY
warm friends. An enemy stple into the
camp, however, afsw days ago, which
xaSvssx4Nf sli Kindly lfaelings between them
and Il came about in this wise. They both
loved the same girl, just like many q
farmer lad has done before them. The
matter was sprung upon them suddenly oI
they might have arranged things ,withonl
4 DISASTROUS results. The wife OF one Of the
,ns'9 netghbors became infected with an uncop
~ = Querable desire 10 see the fat woman who
Nd d swas to walk the tight rope In the neares,
bul town and : young lsdy, not acquainted il
house during her absence The girl wsa
, !, pretty and, IL is not bit strange, thal
rat lots Of the country swsins were brought K
yasg her feet. The next day those two youne
s1' strirlings were out turning hedges and usst
= long sAbre>shaped knives for that purpose
"a Pleasonton's knife was not as long as hi
, ID Icsmpanions by two feet, but it had spad'
"a u handle BY which to WELD it. Instead o.
sAs2i sticking TO work as they should have done
they began talking of the young lady II
question. - "''-'
It Is generally dangerous for two young
men who love the same girl to- talk abou
her when they have ugly weapons, and, II
II, r. 1t was particularly so in this case. ON ON
= =, Il I word brought on another, and finally Tit
81 sis ter, the youngest, stepped out from tn
hedge and bantered the other to fight. Th
o9 challenge was accepted, and alter cutting
a % I' Il and slashing for q good while, litter wa
III laid on the ground, one of his. ears W o
} ID sliced OF and he was otherwise badly In
jured. Pleasoaton did not stop his assault
sha on his fellow adversary until interferet
I I'd, with, and then gathered up his clothes AM
lfs u started for parts unknown. litter
g. sHt severely injured.
X
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HIS OCCUPATION GONE.

Had the Arkansa1 doctor that "tappedt
Sheiat mar, IN kiug he had dropsy, bu,
nnding NO wb,,. plonounced 1t dry drop.
sy.. lived to-day, he would, like Othello
nm bis occupation gone, for Aliens Anti.
Fst, purely vegetable remedy, safely, but
to6pounds per week. Sold by all drug
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LOTTERIES.
loyal HAVANA LOTTERY,

s2l Prizes, amounting to GpanishJ s75O,oOo
Information furnished FREE Order
filed. Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank bill
and Governments purchased. ~ -. q.
TAYLOR Il CO., Bankers
g." '.- IL Wa t.. New York.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, In two hours -
NO fee till head passes, seat, pin and
stomacn warns removed by DR., KunKe
A forth Ninth street, philadelphia. pa
SEND for circular. For orremoving seat, rim
or stomach worms call on yaur druggist
and ask for bolt e of Kunkeps Worm
syrup, price 81. 1t never tails Comman
sense teachestr tape worm be remove Il, all