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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
EisA a. ,sra,a reed.

Sisee derseg the acts q cessation and ia,sl.
leessse pAespAereas l. eeasamea il the orala and
nesvoas systera. there aftses aeeessly 10 re-
store he pessiees - eeese@ed, o.. ~ the pepa-
bar expression Is. to use ereia feaa, Now. as
every enc keews, Il Is the property Of pAespae-
Fess 10 sAlae in the dark aud as 6sA 10 Ger
saae stage u petrefaetiss decay oitsn emls heht.
o. eeeesae pAosgaeseseeas, /, has Aeea tAoagAs
sAs. this Is dee 10 The abundance ef PHOSPHORUS
tier aesh eaatains, aud Asaee that lAey are
sssinsasly selssets or the aearssAMeat % the
essseas systesa, sed are sa lasslaaAe esaia food.
Ueasr that Ssea maay perseas resort Ia die, Of
esh, sad persuade themselves that tAey derive
advantage frem il in sa Increased yivIaness II
taeeshs, a sisaal Improvement in the ressoaias
powers Bat the 6ssa Of the fsh contains AZ
excess Of Phosphorus. Der does lis sAiriRy Dc.
reo3 on that slsasas, nsesytns willow wood
shines essa noss brilliantly than aeesying Ssh :
II may sometimes De d,seerasd afar GO a, nlsh,
Tue shiasaS in the tso cases is dee 10 the same
cause.-The exiSSnoa % carbon. not uf phospAo-
ras, 10 organic substances containing, PERHAPS.
not = psrespsiels trace Of the latter element Yet
surely 90 cue found himself rising to posneal
iesver By tastiag decsyIpg willow weod, though
u oasAl. Oh the same p,iaesple, 10 be better
erain leea than much larger qesa,i,y Of 6sA.-
n, ] ", DrWper, ia HssrA~r's Ns,qasiRs for
April
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
The Denim Poke.

Up n the east end Of C4cIqke parish lived 5
Esil-Ea 80 aruef, be was famed iar and near
toe the breed Of Ms Pigs. and he promised 4
1sigh4or tiria=r present Of gGs for L breed
ThruusEh the course Of time be dad ! spIs1Gid
litter According u PROMISE he despatched his
ssrV4nE MAJ Bah of with qns 10 his frieud IL
beng Earu sgltry day ia the moath Of July.
Ehsr RA1 got the lshgth Of AH.zgis- he thoazhs
his ghFappeI EaaIi crack With droqghs, 20 ia be
went to the Wee BasAr f8r pint of yTI. aud
j aleE Of the pipe, To ease his shaEkz wee II
essag the N0GGaY after kTcagis pay, sous Of
the miners we're t4ki1g / dram Oas OF them
had rstrI=Ezr pup alo1g with hIm, 30 they
Eaeggat the! would play 4 Trick on RAD They
taok 0Gs the pig and pat the pap il the poke
la1bssrEsd to Rlb- Ii HtEIs While Rab
zh1GA--r9d the poke, and took the rad with hIs
chargs- When Bah Ia1dsi az the farmhouse
b. bob3lF ragged a. the frgaG dcec 70 sueir If
the uazlsr vas n TIE ma.isr, seeing Rab
egui=g gust the EInGoE, answered the dooc
himself
Come ava; I'm glad tas see ysi what's
this Fsg hdss got "a the poke. RA6 =
This L ths Eig Z! masssr aye promised ys-
real pare Berkshire bssed- -
Let ne ssst4 = ga the farmer.
-IH tae that qua RAb-
So Raa opened Ehz meath az the poke. acd
L-4 rt-i-c liz E=-Et-t=t ~tA-- W I=I=f=E III
usr saE the Pop ks few i1Ls great passion
=aFing-
-RLb. think y1ar uai=tsr Esatz taz make 8
f1al Ct both yoq and 1e7
-'IE ICekz uaen Ike it, Gao' Rab
d1=S take it hame Vi Fs again. a1i tell hin
I've PlsGEy Of that breed AZ haas7
i VII eas that. !s my Gsps1t oat"
Bah had 10 oCEer altsruaziTs Bat 10 trzes his
stsps hoasEarf Eooizring What u al the
world this caqId mean Whsu Ra5 g1E back
the lzngth Of the Wee BGzhH BE vas a. dry a.
ever 20 IL ssas f5r another pat, bqE be aeEsr
1eorie1ed what had taksE pIaes- The zin=rz
sosz exchanged Rlbis IIsiaE frsighf-taok cut
the EGP. sd par haek the pig IL j IItEls Ra5
tick the Rad ~ h1as- Whzc hz arriEsi he
met dis r1zreF II he sIdze
What a tbs you have sought II eIeta1gz
flr the FsggH
Wssls" cue R4b, 81 ca1 hardly tai -: uksG
isfE hama | had pig II poke Shsa at
u thz Ezr end L vas pup II a Poks What Il .
tea zlI1 0aly k10Ez. h1t Ne vii zooa ses-
Rab epeast the moth Ct the p1ks, ard cut
PEGS the rig Rab zE0od Is Socfsr and snazz-
u=Es. miag-e'Tssrz's sonethIag no canuT
abo1s tbs cIY's szrk-.
The aaztzF Baatei R4b To 70 hack with the
Ma na.H q1s' RAb. catch ne ut the sane
Isb aeEIns FEs carried the GssEiI 5 day GO ny
hack Il 4 Fakz. ysH 10 Ead R46 saazIdsring kEs
majesty u EErry agzIH If - Essps Eiz ssases
-Se1Geh Psger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
China and Japan.

The 6ispGte q 10 the sovereignty Of Loochoo
and which Threatened To Issue il j rupture be-
tween China and Japaa. i SIN exciting great
deal OF aIteutlou- Ii Is understood Ihat General
Grant, the occasion Of hrs IIsG visit TO Pskiu.
was asked to srbitrats on the natter, bat de-
eiIued To do 80 and the guOG Offices Of the repre-
seutatlTss OF some Egr0pean powers haze since
been IGvoksi fur the saaIe pgrpose- Ii will De
rse1IIeetsd thar the British Minister was the
mems Of avsrting var between tue two coau-
tries four or 6Ee years ago. at the time of the
Foruosa difficulty Pending the result Of ne
gotiariQas the Chinese arseuaIs ara kept basily
81 zOrk-
Last Week a naval review Of some pretensioo.
for which Har vessels Of all kinds from old fash
foaet Jaaks to modern foreign baiit gun beats
we're eo4scEsd frou all st4tieas along the Chi
usse Coast Some Foreigners regarded II Is
ueuace to japan. 1t Els not however 4 very
formidable naval display. Tn01gh still vefy weak
maritime poser. China h.s lately addict
much to her streagtA il this direction, ami it
was significant tacl that several steamers were
6GIls in Chinese shiP-yards aud the commanders.
0Gesrs and engineers are ali Chinese
The ch9lsra, Shich has prevailed 10 soue parts
Of Japan for several weeks past. Is nov subsi-
ding The epidemic has not ILsLsd 20 I9rz u 1t
usually does II these Eastern places aud deaths
have not beea 80 numerous, bat still . large
n4uber Of natives have fallen victims | have
1el heard that any foreigners have died from it,
The visitation has ea-sed discussion zs to the
value Of qaaraHtins hEs. Saeh laws srs stIll
enforced n japan The praeties az Shanghai
was 10 e1ImIue vessels arriving from infected
ports, and = j clean bill Of health was shOsu il
every case, there vas 10 dispa5iug- There l. .
general feeling amongst the foreign Community
that qaaraatI1s reguhtioas are Of little use
L torpedo explosion occurred 1t the Marking
arssuaI- resulting II the death Of oGs Cbin4nan
4 hrgs number Of t0rpedOss are uos manzf4e-
tGrsd a. the Chinese arseoals- Mr. Moutrs, tie
forsiEasr who vas injured By an explosion at
Fire Brigade pr0csszioa u hl1or Of The visit Of
General Cant. died fzs days ago-
The heat IN Shanghai this year has been
grsatsr Lhaa usual. reaching occasionally to 100
degrees Fat-- Gad several foreigners have died
iron =gnsfr1ks- There sas =0ms severe weather
N the China seas. though except 10 the case Of
the japan nail steamer there mas bat IItIIs dam
aZs 10 shipping This vessel the Gscksi MzIau,
lsfJ Mask On the night Of July 7sIh- Ga the
5lst 4 Eyphooa began TO rags- The usual prepa-
rarl9nz lad teen made for It, bat the vessel soon
became unGs1agssbie; lao Athoms Of chaia
aaeh0r we're LOST Tie boats we're blo=1 asaT
from the dzEits. the skyiizbt coverings OF the
shseih0use aud the hzktsr parts of the upper
Eorks we're also carried aEsy. Aboag siT ID the
eEsnIng large sea flooded the e1gins-soon aud
pgE cut the fires. and IIEh0Ggh no lives we're Lost
the vessel vas IN = sad state EksG shs reached
Shanghai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

A CEzs1Es CsEEzEE.-A pse1iiIr iae55@zs &C.
carrsi. FsezaElg Il taz Bay of C1IIAa- The ~
t@Gtiaa az The ocruFants az the PleaszEs ylehE
H-TMoEI -Azrl9. Ehiis er1szisg fun the IsIzad
of Ear L1resI1s WIS attracted By struggle "a
The Earsr bsEzses szzl Ezd large 6sh- The
EPsczss Of which they ware NJ ErsE G1ahds 10 re
oe1zz As the Yl<hE d-sE 1sar The seaI nzads
CO. but Tia fan rsEai1sd ca the sasfzes- E1an-
6sring = e eItrz1r1iEary ua1asr and making
E11s very cI1Ei1as evsl1zi51s- The PesFEs ia Tia
F1eht s1ssss5sd il seearing the animal, AID Il
tsr1ed COZ q - ; 1agui6ez1E eorhi1I, over
thrss FEET i'm Isagth- Part of fEs had, EiSh oas
CT tie sFsE, has heen biEts1 q by lie SEAL ard
tins had ~ srareEsd the Ezh 40 10 reader ts
eaptars n esq nLttss- Is Ezs Eand to ssizh
sFsr tws1tF-siI paaa1z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

Nazz TWINS SET Boox--A Paris CORES
po1Eisot Of the New York Word has been IN
IersisEssi BY Marx TWsin. HhO thus spsaks Of
lis lev hook 1T L COSBY s0la1e q trzssi,
and viii be EimiEzT 20 the blnooz41s Abroad IN
szzs. and similarly iIf1sir1fs6- / shzH draw some
Ut Lhs pset4rss for Is @gselL H0Esssr, that
1eed not frighten aaybody. for shall draw Only
few. / think tie bo5k vii not Be flashed IL
tine fsr the s1m1er sezso1, bat viii sppezr IL
the i4iL / call Il g0ssigJ yo.1zs. snd nat 10
shaS Is il Ii talks sb0aE ansEhiag sad eyesy-
thing. AID zissys drops sab5sct The m0zent
my Intersat 10 &c begins 80 sIaeken- Is i AZ dis
earsiEs - > co1SsTszti0a; It bzx 10 more re-
sfrzfstz or IiMit1if0as tkza Erssids talk has /
have bsea drIfIi1g sr0snd &C "a idle easy going
trz1P-ss 10 spesk-f0r > gezr, stoPpizg shea
| ple4zsd. moving ca when got Fs4dg- Ny
b0ok h1s ez1Zhs The e0nplsxios q ths tnp- Ia
word. is ID buck writtsa b. cas Ioaiss for q
brslksr ls4fsr 70 rad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

1 LTMr JOEz-Oss Of Hsary Fo1is jokes
was thsS played ca the hte Mira -. Who lad
great foadnsss far uAking the arqa4intaoes Of
s7reigu=rs- He first isrgsd lsttsr Of recon
as1dSSIou 70 her 10 kEoE Of German n0ble-
Iaan, the 2sr0a VOC SeidIFEz P0Hderz whoss
card vas IefE AZ Sks door and f0r shoa diznsr
sas im@e4l4tsly plaaSs5 By Mr. --, and m
IaEIr1tf0n se1E II fogz. After ssitiag COO
sidsrahis tine 10 bar0a aPpeSsing, the dIu1er
vas served bat. dsrisg the secosS eoarse, =
note sas hruGzht 70 tEs lady Ct the h5ass, sith
excuses from The ber0n. Who was Unexpectedly
prsssnts1 from e0aisg b. the sa6dsa death o.
biz G1nf, the Dgrhezs E0a Epson SAltz- shieh
shs Rad cut 70 tie company SIth0at any E1spI-
Coo Of The joke. and To the entertainments q her
guests, slnosz shea Szs The he=tio1s z1thor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

Al e1al els constantly gsssR1ts l1rs c. Iess
me Ehirh. Tksr esGhizsd With air ID ezrrEi1
rr1rcrti1zz, i kiEzlT expl6EEs. ard The Ezhssr
ais Ezeh as teazi-s glsozuas &e-s gs1szzis gza
ysEy aFizIg-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

DowNER'S KEROSENE OIL
WDER AMERIcAN Girl. F0R sALE low
II BY f2 RolLR-s & GO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

USetx Jsxs.-wllisa vssaereit invitsa his
fssshss's brother. Jacob Vanderbilt. 10 accompany
hin the r~ssas excursion - guest Of heaer.
"Unels Jake as he is eaRnoaly called, is consider
ably ysapgsr tka. the co.nEeaess. uh0n he always
aaGirsd. 1t has heea his lifesioss ~sadsr hSv
'.Cerassl eOali uske monsy 50 fast. Jake has heea
plod3ing business 0sa Tor halt eentary. hi
specially bang the Stassa Islaad ferry. Tie is
estimated ~ halfa million. bat while he has been
picking up this little pile. ''coFusel made sixty
ssllioas- whA, difference Jake is a very shrewd
ED eey. aud knows Ao1 10 take of himself.
rhis vas shswa a, the tine Of the Essfsla disaster
The above named sseazss piled estsssa Seu York
snd Ssassa lslaaa sad On oas oeeasioa wAea heavily
laden with passeassEs Sad just ready to leave the
wharf the eoieE exploded with greAt loss Of life
nauess Of salts for damages were begun. but unele
JAKE iassaSGsly brought sorrard the plea that the
eortraes was void. STAGE the accident occurred
Sunday. THIS plea Afforded eGscsual bar. and
shows that unele JAKE Was not far bshisi his
taGoGs erOshsr IN the art Of eorneriag an adverse
party. UHela jacob hEes Gu Staten Island. aud
keeps "a the family diguisy that ancestral spot.
whSsh Is closely idsan6sd With the Vanderbilt
fame
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

wcsnsa in a Kansas Pacific Rallrosi car sa,
taeing raaa wAe sItn one ess al least. seemed
10 Be ssasias 6xelly at her, She became iails.
esas aud said. Why do you look at ne -, sir -
Tie said that be was not aware OF having deae 50,
but she Insisted, ii beg your pardon, madam,
bat us this eye. is it nols hftias bis 6nges to
bis lea optic. Yes. sir us ,ha, eve Well
msdAEi. tia, eye woat do yoa any harm. us
glass eye, madam-only glass eve. | hope you II
excuse it. Bat apou nav soal. Pn not surprised
that even glass sye should feel Interested in so
pretty wouan,s The explanation and eompli-
mea, eeWbinsi to pa. the woaian in a good
hnmor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

BARLEY, OATS, BRAN,
NTIDDLINGS. AND GROUND HARLEY,
la BoLLKS Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
COTTON DUCK
POLAR OIL

A Full ZINE or Nh. q. No. 4. No, 10
fSt ROLLINS & 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

ENGLISH NOTIFIED SOAP,
ESx HARK eLENIrFER. ron SAFE ny
AA ~ BotLES q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

HAYl HAYl
CALIFORNIA DAT AND WHEAT HAY.
u 40 Bales Just reeeiysd and for Sale BY
RS BoLLSs co,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05
FLOUR &C.

FLOUR, SC,
WDER n. c. NVRRArs Golden Sase Extra
II Family. Golden Gate eaSerS Extra. Hllorale aud
Graham foar. c0ra Meal. Cat Neal Cracked wheat
reesevcd this day, and For Sale BY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

QUANTITIES TO SUIT. ron SALE ny
q rN noIltcS co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-05

HAMS. BACON AND LARD,
IN FIVE AND TEN FOUND Pairs rol
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