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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

Jones propouuded the following the
other evening, after slipping Of his
alleged tea: "Wby is this drink like
milk :" OF course, nobody could guess,
aud after he had divuIyed by saying it
was q lacktea-al fluid, nobody dared to
smile. They knew that the landlady's
eyes were upon them.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

TIOES, AXES. ETC.-Thc we'll known
ii wyndcn' Hoe, and Planters steel
Hoes, Collins celebrated Axes and other
brands. Traces and Back Bands, Nails,
Powder and Shot, Wnodenwarr. For
sale by ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

WINES Champagne Catawba, ciafe,; n, oan,
w trrue Port and Sherry Wines, all OF good
ouality ut DAVID & GARlGS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

ARDEN SEEDS-Of the justly pop
" nlar crops Of u. NJ. Ferry II Co.,
fresh and genuine. For snlc by
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

The finest tonic in the world is the
Home Bittcrs.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Ry the
y hOgslicad and barrel, or hy retail, at
bottom prices, by
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

RpTEWOODS WARE-Am China Tea
y Sets at prices which will astonish 'hc Iii
t;yes nv DAVID 4 GAR1G.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

NORN, OATS AND BRAN Large
stocks of the above, for sale low, BY
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

UEEN ClyTTER-Axes, Ilatchcts, Knives,
N &c. of the celebrated Keen kutter 20;
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

DRIZE CANDIES--In great QUANTITIES. also
Shoe Fly Gum mt DAVID e. GARfi ).
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

OOFFEE-ln store: so bags of Rio
" Coffee, different grades, at lowest
prices. ANDREW JACKSON.
OEED POTATOES IN store and for
- sale: Peerless and Itmsset Potatoes,
at store of ANDREW JACKSON.
NTEAr-Grccn Sides and shoulders,
Nl Bacon and. in fact, all articles
needed by planters. For sale hy
ANDREW JACKSON.
TlDi'R-l3D barrels and half barrels
II of Fancy and Choice Extra Flour, at
the lowest cash prices, at store of
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08
ATTORNEYS.

TT S.LANG,A ATTORNEY AND CouNsELoR
IL. At Law, DOnaidsonviite, La. WIN Pfae'
tice in all the courts OF the state OF Lonis'aha'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

ATMEAI,-A few 5tb packages OF ffesh
I PIN Head at DAVID e. GARlGS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

NJACKERE1. Half Barrels Quarter Barrels
NI Drums and Kits all fresh from Boston
uockers. at DAVID e. GARiGS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

C,UGARS-Cut Loaf, best quality; Powdered,
Dstrictly pure; Y & Louisiana "a, Wmte
and yellow Clarified, Choice Prairie, amt falr
Open Kettle in quantities to suit, at
DAVID d. GAR1GS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

,v,uOS. IL. DUPREE, ATTORNEY
and Counselor at Law. Ofice-No. d, PIKE
Row Baton Rouge, La. Will practice iii the
O. no and Federal GOnTtS'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

THEESE-N Y Cream English i'aiiy Sners,,
I lW.stcrn Factory Cheese. DAVID Il GARIG
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-08

C,WEET POTATOES-A few barrels OF choice
y Yam Potatoes at DAVID Il GAR1G 5.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01
TCommuuicaIed.I

VIZ ara passing through most serious crisis.
The battle ground Is old one. The strife is be-
tween absolutism and liberty. II has been long in
preparation. Ministers have been required to be
more and more subServient. Th6 idea that they
were servants Of the Stas apart from the person
of the Head, has been thrust quite out of sight.
Measures have been sent TO the Legislature with
out their approval, even their knowledge; bills
have been signed In opposition 10 their counsels,
and the signature has been refused where they
advised its inscription. Influences adverse to free
institutions have been brought to bear upon the
Legislature, and the people have been treated as
having only to pay their taxes without any voice
IN their expenditure Self-Seeking men, hrst
among whom IS the member for Lahaina, have
bitioa; one step has followed another, till the
maxim is ayoEsbly acted upon. "Letat c'est
Moi But absolutism IS at variance with the
age. We trust that the descendants of those who
resisted the tyranny of Charles, James and George
viii not be found wanting now.
We have heard much about the power to ap-
point and dismiss Ministers; but no Constitution
can give right TO ruin the country, and IN free
country the people are the last tribunal to decide
disaster and ruin. Secondly, the right TO appoint
must be limited and guided by the peoples right
TO accept A free people have the right over all
written Constitutions to have voice IN the choice
of the men who shall administer the Government
which they support and the disbursement of the
taxes which they pay. It is very noteworthy that
all the brochures that have lately been published
in defence of the King assume and make the basis
Of their assumption the position that the King Is
ever, that the natives are learning the difference
between Constitutional King, one OF the brother
hood of civilized rulers. on the one hand, and a
MICrOueslan chIsftaln on the other
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

WEI 6sfnsd and Clearly tbought-out opinions
are 10. inconsistent with s certain Difference 70
me opposinz views Of Others. In fact the men
Eko ars le&st likely 70 admit the possibility OF
thsi- on srror OF the correctness Of the opinions
Of others. are those who come 70 conclusions
hastily ard without full data OF facts or careful
reflections upon their supposed facts A man Of
sound and safe Judgment i ordinarily he who has
the mental strength and conscience to suspend
6uAl Judgment Until he gets well in hand all the
premises on which 10 form q conclUsion, and who
even after be has reached the conclusions which
sesn 70 him 70 De sound, Is Still capable Of re-
forming his opinions If new or changed facts are
presented This Is the Judicial power, which
Lseky veil classes amongst the8 highest powers Of
The mind. Pride Of opinion Is usually It's rnest
seductive and d1ngsrous eh4raeterlSsie- Ire opin-
i1rA-s6 OF o5stIrats man often Gsceiyes himself
sIsh the notion that his o6stinaey or eonceit irss
eates iruress and decision Of eharcter- So the
mere carper, ACCORDING 20 whom all are hsretics
who 60 not swallow his doxy,7 thinks he shows
mental vigor and scurnsn BY decryinz the results
OF the thinking done by others The healthy and
strong mind zr1sps AZ facts from all sides, and
zensrallzss cautiously. always anxious for new
facts and further hight What We need II oCr
small community IS the opportunity 10 Interchange
views no-s frssly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01
N.tT 81 u HoanlzIz

M --EzErzzz risz-s5 The u,et-1polzs
Dr. - pAs- Eeek VIA keErt thsrs nay Dc
z--Eres-z- - s1ze Ct To1- reaae-s- l had tcs
rlzasz-s q ak M Ez1y Of EuCr aesc cIl-
z-zs a. Ezs euz2e-s5 - lo<s ~ E---y q sezti-
- - uze-r. ". hs= : Mazs AID What do
-e r.s1ule tae-e tA-zk q the 7ol-eal s1r14tion :
6 uAich tn -EPly EzSs Nam : fu1 Of absu-d n
- -ka+ -E hare the Utmost c1u1GEcce II the
1hzf-T cf Eoznl-l1is residents 70 cope VIII the
g15-zr t-un ~hA1 AsN-d cane 70 the cuu-
- -ra- -ne pe1ple rkzzk =kz- tag have pre-
- Al urs sEzt i zps 70 be i,f-l-ceG urur
tx ahey Esre sAzlS1e1 VIZ TIE late cahzst.
Ts-- - I--erlur Dsps--zezr especially Vas L
br-as- sEzpe tHzz = ta6 ever bee1- Tnz- al The
-i-s<se-s I'D IL coz11e1cs q ths peopie. That
- A. 5ue -eSuecr . EE AzieSzy rEsF chlrk
-t.. - s-rrzssed lcyzlry se1C-c Be rec1p1ucz1e6
Tts- -lz-1 ak l = seaSoc AZ TINES : ce--zla,
~. Ls1r5 C11-Hz-1s speech ae-a--s- TIE A-er-
81 Eax xlzs L : NV 1eeessz-y % Instruct The
Eh-1ue = thr l4z-zaEe Ct -rr-h-
Tls-e A. ts--ho k-0= herzs- than lis Majesty
- -pzE-res q his rszz- both FINANCIALLY and n
anlac-=l-y IL i1dz-g from Is present cabinet
thera = n 1hz--h Il The E-1 We might well tbs
r-rtR Assays sp@ech a- CEszris fznsrzL Bur
-rsae-iAF z17 EMEzz lei r1g-- hGve s1oo6 a-zi-rst
~ -rr1z nc-- ISIS 80 poor % DO her rsTgrgncs.
rl.~r-s-1el1 sars = Nen are nEfEnsr led ~ thsi-
sz=t tA.z b sh=< z7ss=-ssza1.zrs, ard the Es-
rhszr Cd caczzz1z zz1rz ; god 9z-y r-uls-.s
Was - zeople Ez--s = % I1tle rnar L cz1 Be
a--rasEss6 = ~ EDcl< W. god Ee1 II or1cE,
- - selac1a1 -zs- b scc1c1p4risc VIII a. a.
su-1--r -tz- thsi- p1z--i11s NJ BE peruznez- 4;
- z-l q dzferz1es = raelr eszueLl q the yolcE
e - ue1uie reczeseE q c1sZEe
SE o-.T sh1zz6 -Asrs BE -eod czhLnet &c:
rtz-s EHu-ls be eEzc1ez- ze1 u everT depar1zerr
T-s rnrae tt-urze rhezr rsrreseuEzeEHes hzve vut-
Cd ftarzi sMln-zss sd nDne bur ia1ei-izent ener-
rurr wurKnrS sArzlE be enjoyed Men Eho arr
rn==,HrMtn knnes-- Tl--z1Es ard who do Enr lack
dzr-Hrr- They ne - He ha1 WITHOUT going ABROAD
EE to-
an nuGm A. nl Ez GiAz 8 An p1aS- i as tz-a to
6nT a Ehen EEzksao16 sai6 r P5ES u every
lH1lz
-TEta ia m-e
an erra - zzlz-a11-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

LErrExs and reports are constantly reaching rs
from the other Islands expressing the strong feel
IN which exists there against the recent Cabinet
appointments The citizens Of Honolulu are
quistly a~zitins the reszlt Of the strong but re-
speesful statements contained N their petition 70
the King. A silly sttsnpt IS made II certain
cuz-ss-s. and Is ssxp-esse6 IN the Es,sai Pss lhs,
70 make Il seem thai al opposition arises from
snail clique who have old grievances 70 air. or
are merely tactioCs and trying TO stir up troable-
This Clique is alleged 70 be connected mainly with
tins Journal Of eourse no man Of sense can be-
Esve such statements. II the face Of the petition
which hss the signatures Of nearly two hundred Of
The citizens Of Horoirlr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

LIZ M-z1S-srs cOE governing this courtrT
i=p-uve each shining hour" II showing their
peczha- uzs-zess % gu7sl We lsaFe Ezzez
altogether ASIDE, fo- Ee cannot fancy thai sven
ths t-d17iEuzls Eho we're zIl0zsd 4 ruyzI ints--
view Iast Thus,iaz you'd disclose any ore silly
enough 70 II ID talk business With that ornanen-
al Head ok The F1zlce Department
Mr. Bush seems 10 have shown his ac1ue- zs
srz-sszal n tlscuu-siag ID those hardy con
e-atalztors upon Ms one million Chinese 1-zn.i-
giants who 70 net seven million dollars N one
year II taIs-
NJ. Jones. passing by HI recent Astounding de-
cl1rat0zs On the subject OF the Law Of 1rsason and
libel which he seems 70 think thzt nearly e-zrT r.
specszblz @ II the country Is ji1se uo= guilty. Of
has tEice shozn his eminent inability: Ersr. n
aceepcnz oEce With zen -to Would not be trusted
bT the euTu--T (assui1S that he supposed hIu-
self % Be t-ustzor-hyl ard secondly, b hanging
on 70 his once n deszrc= Of the established crs-
TON that when the leader Of a Cabinet rsziznz.
the rss- resign Al the Sane time
The petition which vas sent to The king With
sone TWO hz1drsd Of the signatures Of the cirizzns
Of H1noEalu- Incizdias nearly al Of the mos- II
azsr-zI ard respectable nen- declares that these
Mi-ls1sx are not trzsted- We do net Roz Eho
prepared tha3 petIti0n- If Is any cunsoIztiau 20
thoe zho N To make our that ze ars tie -head
s1d fruzs Of al this bother. vs desire 70 say thzt
10 o1e connected With this Io1rual had ANYTHING
70 do zi-h the preparation Of that petition Il
was plzcsd n Cur hands By several prominent
gszzIenn- zho azksd # ne meant 70 throw cDld
water upu1E
That pzzEon vas addressed 70 His Majesty. II
III erTel1pe. directed 70 the Minister Of the In
tenr- Al three Of the Ministers, afber fsrr dz-s
thinking upon Il came GU. With an senSEis5g-
uezt Of receipt CT document, whieh WIS not ad-
drszssd % them and vzth the important Eaf1z-
la<inn that they gave ther -rsspscrs7 70 the
EGaas, ard that : : has plszssd thea- . Iay
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

rzrsvETI. heard complaint Is that or Polit-
ieAl society has IN past wears had 10 centre, no
rsIlyins point. We invite all thoughtful men 20
write for the newspapers ard thsre TO present shsr
views and wishes 70 the p1blie- We do not desire
TO open oGr columns 70 one set OF yisws only. A
t<zly s-ruls and wise newspaper Ike strung and
WISE government VIII admit and desire the publ
cation Of every fairly reasonable opinion coCIrs-
eoaSly expressed There the raAny-ssdedness Of
puh,sze opinion finds expression. As an example
of the advantage Of such discussions may
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01
3araiian (3azette.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER /. lssO,

tioa hSs Just arrived. thSt the French have an
nsxed Tahiti and Moorsa- snd established
protecso-zte over the Paurnoiu Group. The New
Zealand Esrais SAYS that this movement on the
part Of the French inangurstsss new state Of af-
fairs II the Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

Tx legislative appropriation Of $1,000 for TIE
eaaczsion Of Hawaiian yUuths abroad * II Is said.
about TO bs expended by sending three Young men.
&. W. Wilcox. RobsrI Boyd. and wong Bcoth. ur,-
der Nnrsno's charge TO Heidelberg, for military
rraiaing." We hardly think that the Heidelberg
plza can seriously Be made, for every one knows
that The Uaivessi.y there has no military scheol.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01


stand idle. and deteriorati1e for want Of work
Nh W T BzrszAM's Lyceum lecture, upon
Bodily Health, of which Es promised 70 give a
resume, vas a series Of thoughtful statements, l.
Iustrzti0us and suggestions which It Is not easy 70
reduce to writing The lecturer began BY det1u-
ing his meaning Of bodily health. and referring to
the mistaken notion That muscular develop-nsut
and strength or ACHE powers N certain directions
as siGnt o. touch imply general health. capa-
CITY OF keeping on disease. De then vent on to
say that n the early life Of the human race
there -ss little care fox house comforts or bodily
dzvelopu-snt- Savzces are essentially ons-sidsd +:
ztile certain sens-s ara remarkably zcz1fe their
constitution Is prone to yield to disease they are
not compact and symmetrical In their oruaniza-
tiou- The ancient Greeks were perhaps the best
examples the world has ever known Of the true
bodily form united with great intellect and health
OF soul. In modern times the ain has been TO de-
veIcp chiefly the mind and soul while the house
that 10 contain these-tne temple OF the living
God--hzs been allowed 10 20 70 decay and ruin
Recenrly q change has coumelced- In many
countries OF Europe great attention has been paid
% the trus condition OF the human body, and IN
Massachusetts, regular systematic instruction Is
gwen n tie care and t-zInzGs of the body, not
ably n Amherst and Harvard Colleges. where the
Fo1ng men are examined by coupetelt physi-
cizn- and told OF their physical weaknesses or de-
fsczs- and how 10 rsuEdy them Exercise might
be takz1 either for health and strength OF for
tween health and strength and related instances
EnErz the form had been greatly improved by pro-
per e1ErcIs= In the ideal man the training would
euumeucs N earliest vcru-h with eis1HIinesz- Thls
the Lecturer placed first both N time and N impor-
tancs- and Il includes purity Of body and OF
tho1zht and Of SOUL Second: cgsties without
ti1idI-F- EIz-cise gives skill and co1rzze- Third
regularity o. Tosd and the ceaseq1ent operations
The Liability 70 skin diseases Of the Hawaiian peo-
pie Ezs d1e II some MEASURE 20 the Ere9ElzrIty OF
their eating and bGt for The fzct thz- their IA
tiozl food Is T5zstabls and of szsy DIGESTION the
eTl would be much worse Fourth kno=led2s
Of the body and its fznctlsaS- Pareats and uedi
cal nen are VerT rsmiss N ne1Iecsing this most
important matter Mnch Sin and disease arises
hnE icrorznce Of the proper 1se and eze OF the
BODY, and ehildrsn should be tazghs Thoroughly
how 10 care fnr themselves FHfE on ezzninz-
tlcn By competent physician q scoE as the youth
reaches puberty, 20 detect defects and wsakresses
and dTrzr- the remedy, and then razy follow eIer-
cses base1 On szch exzn1nzrion- The effects Of
boati1g- ballplzEing- bicycling the rev described
and the lee1urE regretted that scch hze exercise
zs horseback-ridIn1 was lszs II vogue than 1ftee1
years aEo-enocz the g0ung people a Hcnol1l1
The use OF tea ard coEee b. young chldrE1 va
cu1side-sd bad, and ths use q tobacco b. thoss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

TEzE K food for reflection N General Arn-
struug's address, which Ee publish IN our Supple
usnt- Il contains plain truths, expressed IN
clear and stroag terms How much better is this
than tie hyocrirical aattery Of those Who seek 70
iuikte the minds OF Ha=zIians With absurd no
tons Of the advanced condition OF Hawaiian
Civilization The majority Of those Eho have e1-
pressed views upon TINS matter have e01e 70 o1e
e1trsns or the other. either asserting too much
and that which L not trze-of Hawaiian advance
usnt and ability In matters OF statecraft, religion
and social life; or else Ignoring the sincere efforts
which n-ary Ha=aiia1s have made, and still are
making, for the good Of their race, and passing
TOO sweeping a eo16emnation upon all thai has
thus fa- been Effected Armstruns's address con
tains material or text for good acting azd think
i-z for years 70 cuze- He Is a uan terribly and
conscizztiously n earnest. Who soorns self-seek-
NJ and regards Il as the highest and noblsst work
OF uan 70 serve his felI0-usa- and If need be, 10
sse-ifcs himself for he good OF others His visit
hsre was fzn of inspiration 70 those Who came II
contact With hin We pity the eruTeIIiue mind
Ehich Is incapable OF bang touched by such lofty
motives and appeals brought o1t in this ad-
dress We urge al persons TO read 1t th1uEnEfully
Il Is full OF clarion notes OF warning. and vet of
hope Take for instance these words Moral
courage IS z need Of the hour; that Eirh unity
a1d spirit OF concession 70 Other views guided
By sanc1Esd cDruEoa sense applied 70 the Ha-
SzII1r Problem. I'll, I beilsTs. 116sr God. solve
Z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

MANI Psrliaments in past ages have earned for
themselves lasting nicknanes. as the Long Parlia-
u,ear. the Short Parliament, the Oue-day Parlia-
u-eut, the Mad Parliament, &c How shall we
name the recently prurugued House bearing IN
mind the desperate attempts Of certain members
10 employ the services OF the great Pr1ssisR gun
founder might venture 70 name Il the kzCPP'T
p4rfTau1eurf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

TIE situation As 10 the Ministry seems to be IN
changed. The petition OF the citi-ens 20 the King
Is as yet unanswered. but the general opinion S.
that the King VIII shortly securv Cshinet which
viii receive the general support and confidence
Ths-e Is Seaerzl feeling Of relief az Mr. M0reno's
ss-,a----a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

VIZ ADauzz the good taste OF the Member for
Lahzirs N quoting aS q precedent, the parliament
S-y grant Tor paying OF the debts Of George ".
q England. when arguing IN favor Of the vote
for 5000 for the certain proniSsory notes
In the first place not every one, soysreignor sub
iect world feel obliged 70 friends for irstitusig
parallel II financial matters with the notorious
deficits Of the proiigzts George; but then when
George, Afterwards ", incurred these debts, he
Eas not King with liberal Civil List but Prince
Of wales with an allowance, and notwithstanding
his notorious dissipations, there was still some
thing 10 show for the debts incurred The splsn-
Gi6 mansion called Carlton House, where Thos.
Moore played and sang his melodies, where the Wit
OF Sheridan shons, and where Thsodo-e Hook in,-
p-uvissd, vent q long way towards swelling the
accu1ut Of creditors, and not only poets and wits,
bur uzuy Of the greatest statesmen Of the age
Esrs familiar guests at the magnificent entertain
usEts q Carlton House. The fantastic but not
izzlseans s-ruct1re known as - The Pavilion az
Brighton still stands as witness Of the reckless,
bur EospIrabls. expenditure Of the Fourth
George but SUI We think that no one Eho has
rssd his Thseksray diligently would dseut his
csuse betrsrsd ny comparison with the 8 First
Gentleman II E1TUpe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

CS-rEDSESDAT- S-rtr=S-- sszs- Fssc. a; iso'elock
-cr- tAr r-u-t e-a-azc~ e kliclaai Hale vii ee
$50 a. F-hhr Azr-iuz- BuiIdinx Lots NoS.
HSS azs S6S -sfaz.-s &c n NATkA siec c; Ber--
t1zia s--esl S1lsckakz. F1zs-s
T-s E-s 49, Va sis-i-cr understanding thA;
- rz-csEz--s tzp-vvs - sane Ths Govern
z-rs dea-- - Fa--ss desiring . hole tor a.
nsra---
-EENs ous fuz-sA e.ss- ans tAs baizne- II ous,
-ss rcle-. u1-s lztrss- ~ zine pr cszt pay
usI- s-z-i-z=-t=lr- HzE zc-s--<e on he properly
~ Rann ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

WEES and BY whom are the ponds at Waikiki
10 be taken IN hand. drained and filed up? At
present their offensive exhaIati0us actually pre-
vent owners from inhabitIng some Of the pleasant
villas situated just rnakzi Of the said ponds
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

NJ. Blacks bill for printing Mr.. Gibsou's Rules
OF Health has We understand. been recently paid
The vouchers for the expenditure Of $3.50 for pre-
pairing the book. show that the money Is roz fully
accounted for.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01

the petition before His Majesty. Respects and
at has pleased His Msiesty's Ministers" IS good
We trust that a copy was kept Of this state
document in order 20 show in the future what
should est be done with petitions 10 the King.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-01
SgefiaI Aoffss.
special Notice

Dr. whitaey's Dental Rooms viii be closed from
ussiuy, August i0th. until Saturday, sept 4ih s1s