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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-12-17
Public Da,y.

When great calamity such as the preva-
ience OF epidemic disease IN community oc-
clrs, the exigency calls for vigilance and ac-
Ivity on part Of thnse entrusted. for the time
being, with the sanitary regulations of the To-
cality visited. al such times it is expected
that every suggestion made for the ameliora-
tiOn Of the condition of the people should be
h edei and adopted, if for no other purpose
than 10 pruve the vigilance and trustworthi-
ness Of public guardians Of the health Of the
citizens. Two weeks ago we made simple
suggestion, based upon tie experience of the
past IN the city of New Orleans, which was to
procure few barrels Of tar to be burned at
night throughout the city for the purpose of
fumigating the atmosphere and driving the
deadly miAsma away, or at least neatralizing
lis deadly effects.
To that suggestion not the slightest siten-
iiOn las been paid, although the remedy is
within tie reach of the health authorities.
Notwithstanding the sullen supineness mani
Tested by the Board Of Health, and the indiffer-
ence with which every suggestion is treated
BY them, We will discharge our duty in the
premises by making another suggestion. If
tn BJard OF Health will not try the fumiga-
ting process as previously suggested, let that
body cause each householder to procure at
least half bushel of Stacked lime and sprin
lie that amount in each eesspoOl in the city.
Then cause some Stacked lime 10 be distributed
wherever there is damp spot on the premi-
ses Of any householder. The lime process
hereof spoken should not be left to the disere-
lion Of the householder, but should be at
tended 10 under the direction of an efficient,
intelligent officer, who should be compelled to
report to the Board of Health the names of
all persons who have complied with the regu-
latiOn- The foregoing suggestion is pracii
cal one, and should not be neglected. In
making ii we have discharged what we con-
slider duty We owe TO this afflicted commu-
nitY, and if the authorities, referred to, disre-
gard such practical as well as essential pre-
cautions, they should be made to answer not
only al the bar of public opinion. but at the
bar Of the proper legal tribunal for a gross
and criminal neglect of duty at a time when
the health and lives of the citizens are in the
greatest jeopardy.
We are aware that We use on the present
occasion strong and incisive language, but We
are borne out in view of the fact, that the pes
nlence that has stalked abroad in this commu-
nifty for months, has had immunity from the
neglect Of the health authorities of this city,
and therefore, mild language is out of the
question. The fact is, that the time has ar
nvei, when ''forbe4rance ceases te be viz
tue, and liberation crime"
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Lord Har.Ington on EaxIi.l, Policy.

At the Manchester Liberal deuonstrntien recently
Lord Harrington had the mauliness and
moral coerags 10 Gtats With great frzakBess some
truths calculated TO be sxtreely bic To that
esss oi E1glishneu Eho have been e.ptiEared By
Lord Beaeoas6sld's shoEy a1d theztricaI policy Of
catering British vanity BY the prefen-e Of wieidinr
powerful iLfarnee in Csntinental Affairs All we'll
informed Persons know thar tbs prs@ndei ricforT Of
British diPl0saey the Berlin Congress has proved
bsrre1 Of resuts. BeAeous6eid and Salisbury claimed
that they had seeursd the Integrity and undergraduates
Of Turksy- Yet Austria haS srizsd upon Bosnia and
Aer1egarina and the line Of the Balkans No longer
guarded By Turkisn trOops.- In fact, the power Of
the Saitaa IN European Turkey is bat shadou, and
the zEoEed poiicy Of England has been defeated
Lord Hzrtizgtsn did net cay all fhis bat be implied
il ana mere. when he boldly deelared thar Rueiand
-r less ftted by position aud the nature of Der re-
sonrces thAn any other Power for policy Of military
adninstr.tiou." and especially shen be added
knEl.nd u less prepared than any other Poser for
ths Erst campaign. lnd Minister oaght 70 threaten
war or to 90 10 unless be asks himself the aaes-
tion Hheaber the il obviously jus in the eyes
Of the whole people"
Thess unpslatable truths, and no doubt the
Tory papers viii pronounoe them disgracsfslIy san
Engiish Bat il il time that the people Of England
shoad hear them, and it il Es that one great party
lsadar Polssasaa rhs nsrTs aud patriotism TO declare
thsn-
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Commercial Progress.

As evidence of the avidity with which a
wise nation seizes every available opportunity
to extend her commercial relations with other
nations, it is only necessary to mention the
fact that the French General Transatlantic
Company has quite recently concluded con-
tract with the French Government for the new
mail routes from Algeria and Tunis including
the following lines: First-Two direct lines
weekly from Marseilles to Algiers. Second
A weekly line from Marseilles to La Gale and
Tunis. Third-Two direct lines from Mar.
seilles to Phillippeville. Fourth-A weekly
line from Marseilles to 0ran. Fifth-Two
weekly lines from Port Yeredres, one to Al
giers. and the uther to oran. The Amerioai
Correspondents, on this new postal and CON-
mercial arrangement, says:
Among the provisions for these lines, schedule
Of minimum speed Is prescribed for each. To the
eeDmerciAl community, as well as the American
public in general the valuable services of the Gen
srAl Transatlantic Company are already veil knOun.
They feel interest IN its development and success.
and grsiihed ~ the establishment Of the new
line knowing. they do, that it will Le Of service
TO them, though indireeiv, and that IL will lead to
United States and the North African in the not
distant future. The Hessaser Fra.eo Anerieain has
zdroiily taken advantage vi the opportunity TO fur
uish list Of the Cereal IransaIianiie Company e
feet uh eh plumbers 50 large Of - 600
barthen and S. .pea horsepower. Toe English CON-
pAnies could furnish better account, and it will
be without lis in this country af practical
habits where the results and development OF every
undertaking measured BY its success.
We have been induced to allude to this sub
ject not so much TO publish the fact of such a
contract being concluded, as to point out the
more significant fact, that as already REMARK
ed, all wisely governed nstions avail them
selves of every opportunity to enlarge the
area Of their commercial relations with every
country with which commercial communica-
tions can be formed, for the simplest of all
reasons, namely: that in proportion as q nation
or people enlarge their c numerical relations
with the outside world, do they enhance the
well being of their own nation. 1t does not
require an extra amount of intelligence to
comprehend the soundness of the theory just
indicated, and therefore We hope that the
hau aiian Government will see that in estab-
fishing new commercial and postal relations
with China, through Senor Celso Cesar Mo-
reno it will be but following to logical con-
clnsion an almost self-evident proposition. /" 4
word TO the wise is sufficient
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WAIIAN GAZETTE
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
7. CRAWFORD MACDowELL.
WEDNESDAY,. DEC. Il, 1879.


It has been represented to us by several
persons, residents Of this city, that there are
ST present from fifty 70 sixty cases of the ma
larial fever among the Chinese residents, and
that there are no licensed Chinese physicians
to attend TO their countrymen. We have put
ourselves to the trouble to procure the truth
upon this subject, and find the above state
menis are incorrect. The real facts as de-
tailed 10 Us by competent authority, upon
whom We can rely, are, that there has been, all
told, since the fever made its appearance,
about sixty cases among the Chinese residents,
and but two deaths. and that the number at
this present writing Monday the 18th inst }
is nine We also learn that there are three, if
not four, regularly licensed Chinese physi-
clans in full practice in tlsis city.
II is painful to contemplate the fact, that
there are men in this community who prefer TO
prOmulgsie lie to the truth, merely for the
purpose Of finding fault, or to crafty their
malignity against their neighbOrs. Such peo-
pie are breeders of mischief, and malignants
worse than a pestilence itself. Surely it is
enough that disease is in our midst, without
adding to its horrors tissue OF untruihs to
alarm the people whose Affections are to be
deplOred. The man or woman who by living
tongue seeks 10 increase public alarm at such
time as this, is worse than demon who
gloais on human woe
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- s-aHazFrr sl1aarl EHle. ~ Se 40 a; pubHc
1==-1-n f4uulE Ea----E -u.s E1laokHan4 E.AinE=
sua rrE- --l- -. - LFEr. PRISE tiae e-ch-
X. - =. 81. ~ -. -, %. rs. TPs<i
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-r-r E-a--. F-Ee-@=z So- ~ Lpsst Prie-. tsoo-
Em ~ a. sz- Ss4 ssE -. = ~ IS. ~. Szs. sEl
a. - LF@E r---s. go -EzA
- - - - - II - CPse; p-ios. $50 ezch
- laH-z El-s cis-i1z sae-rssEnai1E thas
e-Fuza=--E-t - izr-c-s ~ 49, BE GlveruEneI.i
z-za-ss E-=z- 1=z-fnE 70 hule ~ advance
- z-=t--r-t cazh ru=-f1z--a = Year. oue
zz-1 - an. azss zr-s r. ih--s yezrs. viii
~ - .zs =a-E-zs o ne Fr,Psssy
zi-z-z a. - -z1zase x m pz-zssssr.
saE- G. EILlER ,LllI.ser or ne Iuts-i1r.
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tered his uiud Mr.. Gorilla. moreover. vas careful
not DO so even after the insaitug departure OF the
Secretary Of Spanish Legation. Tie arrogant attitude
Of this laundering ocia will convince the Repub-
iicans Of America that they under any ohgatian
confirm to the vhius Of those who look down with
contempt upou the repablics Of the New Worie. and
Spain will never saeceed BY Of sssh display
Of inearaeisy on the part Of its po1Atie represen-
tAtives abroad in persuaing the world that its sub
hlern agents have any real insentiOn for instance.
10 make practical application o the literal reforms
.niu,ea hr Martinsr-Comnos for Cuba.
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America Coming upon the Scene OF
European P0Iitics.

4 good deal Of interest Is felt Just at pre-
sent in reference to tie attitude lately assumed
by the American Government, at Washington.
with regard to the recognition Of Roumsnia's s
independence: On this subject the AHs7icua
Correspondence under date Of November lst
SAYS:
Soue e1eitenent has been prOdpeed in the dipIo
matte eIre e Of NAshinEtea by 'So di-patehes re-
eriFed frou Eorupe With reference % American
irIerrsnEion in .ropesn sfairs- Sams anbussndOrs
lsst 90 time in calling upon the Secretary Of State TO
lee The grSnnd and AScert1iu Ehesher tbeIe l. any
fausd-ti9u for the dispatches in Question bu, Mr.
Essrfs h~s shoun Al last the sbsty and discretion
uhies Esre sbe Srst TO reprsa-h him fsr not pos-
sesss1g- IL Is not yet knvwn Shefher Mr.. Kasson
The lntied St.Ges Mi1i-ler nj Vienna has nerua7Iv
6esn ordered 10 gu u Baehsre-I ts reesgurre oEci
eauy The 4 suu1nisL Gsvernmeut- beiief how
ever, exists 0f the Probabfy VI this nsa-a re- uhsch
E1d BE- a. u SER. priest against the atritude IF
tho-e kar-ps4n Cabinets which decline TO reesxnire
the iNoepeadebee Sf Rnumanis unfi rha has strictly
eemped with Artele ~ sf the Treufy II Berlin and
Heesrded 70 all Ifraeirss within her Territory With
o1t dztI1etiou. all the privileges enjoyed By other
eli1s1s- lie G-Ternassat Of Nsshinxton has sluays
shoH1 itseli the protse-sr Of the Rsum1ni.n Jews
PaTthcaiHriy IN lS7sT6. when il represented a.
Barh=rera BY Mr. Be. j4@in PeiIasto- H. thersf.re
the United States EhOuld reeag11e the ndspsndenoe
u hsRDaoia. II via be bsc4n-e abe seknouieIze,
that ne brstisne Baersseo Csbi1st- nOW IN power.
hA- cone ali that i eszid Posssby do pre-suf By
nceagding rss rirhsB Of ciinenship not 10 al. al
least 10 tue great body s IsT1sifes and bs 0rer
epaing the app--slfiun made By the Rsanani1n
ChsDhsrs u thar
The insslr IsrI.esr.ted By the secrsfnry Ct rbs
sfani-a kmbassys al P1rls, who left tie table xheu
Mr. Laraila was a-Eed. hanquet, 10 respond to a
roA-t m hanOr Il the a Isiin R-pabies Of Auerica" "
pruPo<ed By the dEplruate representative of Saliva
ssE. has also e4assd esnEidsrsbls e1sifs1snt At
hHahlHgton. The Representative N qaestion, Mr.
Aorres c1iceo IA szs1zf and phiologst rather than
rtateEm1ns and certainly ths idea sf furnishing 70
anybody IN oPPcrtunity 20 inauif sPais. never en-
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n=z u-e-=s---l- IS. - L s'soeE nOoa III
T--azaa--c ~ f-1zf q AIE5--ni
EaH -a~ su1u=E Lz-rnsrs f1- the year 1852
zu~--- aras suulutz rF-rs r-ic- rAss1c
la--s- - finaszlsEr. : p-sT r-lce------ 80
-a--a-- q &C., = Lps-f r-loz---------- ls4
-1-E aL.lzz = ~ r-ir----------------- lae
-1--az - ~ suc - sl1ass. Q Us prios--- lac
-lz Ez-z1asrrs - rVEu.-re cePos.i Per cent
Erzs ru=azHs -1-sr ne 11r q he hammer -rhich
wl - =u.sas-re s1-seii suless sse uhole a-ouat
. -sE u- -z.slzr lezszse- Az. visa .hs L1ceasss
49, p s-1rs-r-
SzwL G E--1EE- Nlzlase- O. rAs Iztsrio-.
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To Tbo.e Inaeb,ed no Us.

Persons knowing themselves indebted to the
GAZETTE Office, either for subscriptions Or job
work, will please settle their accounts pre-
vious to the slst of December next, as my con-
nectiOn with The GAZETTE as Editor and Pub
Usher, will cesse after that date. I am anx-
ious to have all accounts settled with the close
Of the year, preparatory to leaving the King
dom. 7. CRAwFoRp MAcpowELL.
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Ths CI.r ssd IIIs Uacle.

- --s1EssEuos rhss re Russian csar. seeoz-
#lz#E tE ina 6rHn6 D1ks c0nssaniins. recently
r----t rtr-zFt Eeriil- rbsir vsy TO 50. Psisra-
hz-E -sEinE Fisy = osig I've hosrs. ssrisE shieh
- -.=s usrts- -sosivss nsr paid any wits. Is
pazr--1is rHEuIrts Frsruts wondsrlse so@nsut-
T. mus W usu-ss HaEH q saar sIPlGnatiun which
wu-lE d=F-rs uf a. rsti-isal siEuise4nee; bat
-a-=l---rsE - e tla.i s16 loug-estsbiished
r--es .-,1rzse17 rtas e1ists hefsee1 the C1sr and
-rE 6<rznr ElPer.r. 4 Wuuie seez. ia the Absenes
nuek HEpHEnrlnz rkHr thR fact nf there having
hmm ~ anhnrrirw herwe@n the fWu kinsUeu on rneh
tnfiss rulsiurs r- rh-ir ie1bie rslA-
1i-lk- : nEU rtH Dsst -szerkAbis eireuzsranee .
e-saE--l - eaznez-i-1 uiIk Ess rreeat ssfsblisa-
mum- 81 81 lNrca-ar un1erF1nn1Bng &C airhf
~ nm naisarrr,-awrmaen Au~friR and 6er@anF. and
nn4 nrrimunHuH rIHrrr mnrrrsres tpWHrd eseh arher
u ntr Eu-m1 nne 6-rr1An 7reas. Il Assa1es
r--l .teA enfttlss - rsEsrdsz Eirh anxisfy By
- So u-1E usrurs rhs csosrb4ses q The lsscs cf
A1a1ra a 1nl.l1l lFAne1 e1laEiry.
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Honolulu. Dee. lst, 1879.
10 IKE Trustees Of tie Qseea's RO.Pitai-
GEsrLExES II have the honor to submit the fol-
loving report for tbe quarter ending the s0th No.
Veaber.
The total number Of patient at pressnt in the Hos
PitAl is II. viz: 50 HaEsiiaos 81 males and 81
females and 10 foreigners Us Paying). The number
of 1dmts,iDnr during this perInd loo, viz SIS
HAEsiians - ma e., and 25 f-mAies. and IS for
eiEners- Discharged 50, via 4s Hawaiian 2s males
and Is females and IS Foreigners. Deaths males
and l female HzEsiians and iOreignei.; Paim0
nary e.-nsunpti0n; HemarbaEe; Suicide; Py-
ceGIai Burn The highest number VI indoor
patients was n. the lowest 50, d.iiy average 81,
number Of prescription sI4I. The number Of patients
tres'ed 10 the Hospital follows September
IS Oeober IS; Sase@ber ga Calls Al the dispensaTy
ass, Lew patients 90.
Respectfully Submitted.
R"BERT McEiBBIz, n. d.
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Lz-sSE LG-ea-e. ExpSrIuE in Decem.
her. IST0

So hrrrrT r-rsr -aa- a. Lcezs-s -us- Be ap-
r1r 4-e-l Eulrran- nc4. An6 az parties
rmuru=e E1-lr Ealar 10 e1pl-inr LAcens=< and
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AZ 40 - F4--i=r dong basiness
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SAM G. WILDER
NLzisszr of he Iute-5or
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NOTICE.

nAvIEG PROCURED PROM COL MAII~
LARD. the veil known breeder Of Rest caffie
and Horses. the Best Formula known for Feed for
Mfleh Cows ne prepared TO furnish the Feed 70
po1nds- As this Feed Is made from the best grain
procurzhe warrant 10 be ALI that required 10 en-
able the owner Of the COW 10 abundance Of
rich milk and 70 insure healthy food for lhe cow Par
ties wishing their own grain ground prepared can
20 LAME CO.
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Qnren,. IsorpirnI.

To R;s Esesllsaes tie N,nistsr Of the Luserior--
SIR: / have the hunvr to furnish TINS the Forty
First SeBi Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of the
Qaeens Hospital. showing the receipts aud disbarse
usoIs dGring the half year ending the sO,h of No
renbsr. AID of the present financial condition of the
corporation:
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Net assets BY ....-..-..--s gsss GO
There is in the Department Of the Interior, bal
anee to the credit Of the appropriation for aid
to the Queens Hospital. ofsIo.6sT.e6. which thus
far has not been druun upon tioce October Of las,
year. bat it is probable that portion Of it will be
required to support the Instatiun during the inter
val following the close Of the Biennial period. and
the passage Of the Appropriation Bill for the suc-
eeeding period.
Respectfully submitted.
Jozs II. Parry
Treasurer Q1een's Hospital.
Hcnolulu, December 5th. 1879.
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M AUTHORITY
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NECL
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CE RE S

GROCERIES, S
Ss1s
w. BUSH WOULD RESPECTFULLY
as call the aftentOu Of the public TO hs
Fine and Choice Selection
FRESH GROCERIES!
Just Received
From San Francisco and Europe
-As roLLows-
Golden Gate Family Flour.
Graham Flour. Corn Meal.
oai Meal. Cracked Wheat.
H0MIhY, AVENA. &C., &C.,
Tins of Wine Crackers. SOdas.
Milk, Boston. Wafer. Nieknaek.
Ginger. Graham. Jenny Lind Crackers.
Also. nm assortment of Crackers
From the Celebrated Factory at Cam.
bridgeport. Mass.
The Following Spices:
Ground Ginger, Allspice. Cloves, Sage,
Thyme. s~ee, MatjorAm, Mixed Spice.
Cinnamon, cAssia. Pepper,
English aud French Mustard, &c
SAUCES
Woreestershire. pints and half-pints;
Tobaseo, Mango. Relish. Imperial,
Mushroom, Anehovy, Tomato, &c.
PICKLES:
Mixed. Gherkins. 0niaus. waluuts.
Olives. in oil /; Olives. plain
Stuffed Peppers.
Comprising a faR assortment Of
American. English and French Pickles.
VEGETABLES:
Green Oora. String and Liua Beans
Sueeatash. French Peas. finest quality;
Aueretn and English Peas. Mushrooms,
Trnfies. in tin and glass;
Turnips, Beets, Onions, Tomatoes,
California, Island and Oregon Potatoes.
a FULL LINE OF
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Preserved Meats:

Preserved Meats:
Mackessl. and lb; salmon. 2lb;
Lobsters, and 10 ; Oysters, aad ? lb;
Clans, and alb;
Libby MeNeiI's Pressed Cora Beef, Tongue. Han,
sPisei and Plain Pigs Feet,
HAM SAUSAGES. IN tins
Cooked Spice Beef, 10 tins Minced Meat,
Sausage Meat. Oxford an Cambridge Sausages,
Roast TGrkey and Cheden, Roast Mutton,
Beef, assorted Meats Of all kinds.
Richards & Robbins Boned Tur-
key and Chicken,
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Hsrrings, preserved and smoked;
Goldfish Balls, Boston Baked Beans,
Clam and Fish ChoHder, PickIed Sardines,
Tins Of Cooked Hams. Rp2st Pheasant, Grouse
Assorted Soups, in 20 different varieties;
Russian SArdines, in glass Picked Sardines,
sArdines, in oil /; Sardines, in mustard;
Pate de fol grAs. Sarieiis. Sau.Ages, and
Other Meat Delie4cies in great variety.
Cube and Island Sugars.
Pes Flour. Split Peas. Pearl Tapioea. Barley, sago
MaecarOni. Yernieeili Honey. in glass. half eOmb;
Candies, Orange. CiIrOn and Lemon Peel,
Almonds and Raisns, in bottles
Fresh California and Elan Cheese,
Plum Pudding, ali siIes.
Eztraet.-LeuOn. vanilla, Cinnamon. Orange. Straw
berry. Pioe Apple. Celery. &c
Get1tiae-In Lar .e aud ) nail Paekages.
Dgrefs Stud OR-Ia Pints and Half pints.
Or KiteLe@er's Celebrated Salad Cream.
cArry Po.sder-In Tins aud B9ttIes
Coru Starch, Laundry Starch, Celery Salt,
Salt. IN bags and BOTTLES.
Baron Liebig's Extract Beef,
Raisias-Layer.. in and / %. boxes; saltans ditto
In fins and jars; Cnrrants in l. and II lb tins
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