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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25
Excepted from eur EXCHANGES.

The number If taxpayers who never
pay, and for whom '!relief bills" are al.
ways in order, are MT, it seems confined
to the Gland Of the Myrtle and the Orange"
Texas is also bnrdened with that glorioun
crowd who do all the growing, have a
patent on all the patriotism and-never
pay cent. Texas "siftings' says:
The San Antonio Evening Light pub-
fishes long list Of delinquent tax-payers
who do not pay. The list is valuable to
persons who are looking for somebody to
borrow money from. Taxes are so high,
that the man who has paid his taxes, can
not possibly have any money left over for
any purpose whatever, while the man
who never uses money to pay taxes or any
other debts with, is apt to have his pock.
cts full. This may explain why it is
that the names of wealthy people appear
on the delinquent tax lists. 1t is the same
all over the country.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

There is some hope for the Bourbon
when JEFFERSON DAVIS qualities his
opinion on the right Of Secessi N. What
apity this good idea had not prevailed
in l86O-6l. How much blood and treasure
would been saved our people, if Mi. DAVIS
had closed speech in 1851, with the
closing sentence in his "History of the
War;" which is as follows:
lin asserting the right of secession it
has not been my wish to iucite to its exer-
else. l recognize the fact that the war
showed it to be impracticable, but this
did not prove it to he wrong, and now
that it may not Ike again attempted and
that union may promote the general vel
fare, it ia needfnl that the truth. the
whole truth, should he knows, ]. 60 that
elimination and recrimination NAV for
ever cease, and then on the basis of fra.
ternity and faithful regard for the rights
of the States there may be written on the
arch Of the Union, este perpetual"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

y 49, s + s'la.4 ooAel dEazy, To New
.!!s.! s. = 1syss vants 70 know vhat
4 e - NatsAiteehas hn.eh
/! IslflDsod ~ i1naeA -
- - ~ .. " Dstt = = - huilt - -
! n! - i ~ - Is sl61y day:, II Char.
l. : ss q! |! I. = . 3 O. 8 iseass
" ~ sysi ~ "a $ -. !, 81. *,
suull - - ~ Z y. ,..,..S
g 80 - ~ oo = r. e. a ~
~ viii ~ 49, + 49, : ~
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

There yet remains, uucared for, q few
home guards, that noble body Of stay-at.
homes during the last war, who are hum
ming their virtues in the dull Southern
ear. They want recognition bad, very
bad, and it seems that Mississippi and
Tennessee are greatly afflicted with the
"cusses." KERNAN's States is laid in the
shade by the bowling of the Solid South
Of Bartlett, Tenn. The fellow must have
lived in an ammunition train ''from 81
to Us" from his familiarity with bullets.
Here him:
The inaugural address of President
$:fS was nothing more and nothing less
than Yankee stump-speech. If he tries
to carry out his niggeristic and national
istic ideas hereaway, he will find that the
old Sonth has enough bullets left in her
locker to prevent the communication of the
outrage, and one of those bullets will be
sent whistling through his own black
heart if he dares to disobey our people
too persistently.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

0ompect, iassmg only during tho win and
pleasure of such q ~ At % reunain With.
IN II boada. Rather, thsy go : pror1.
osdeining . perpetual Union Of sta&ea
under tho protection and power Of !
grand National government,
q. DAVIS Is more unhsppy In bis .rxu.
nsnts and appeals undsr ths second head
q his discourse. When h. defends .l.v.
vas N institatton, he masters In =.
nned manner tho ethics Of the ,atsl.
litss Of IL tyrants that ever enslayed m...
kind, and brings them to his Aid. W.,
ssays: " '''-
'Ihs iore.lathen Of theee ne,ro .o,a;...
wele gathered from tho torrid ria;r. , sns
mslasiA swamps Of inhoepitahIa 11.;c az
!'ensrally they wsee bosn elayes n M
ooIia1 masteu, untau9ht in III TIA nsa.
fal arts md oceupetions. rearad = 81 ~. ~.
~ q dashnea1 and, scld By heathen ~.
!, tAey we're Transferred % shorse "a.
aeaeensd ~ the rays II Chriatisnifv
1ee0, pat % eeFvitade, thsy were t,.i,.
e q IT, gentls asts q pecse snS 49,
- ctvhiatioa; thsyb ineasooed nm :
~ u11o6toAb savaGoa. q nillir.,. -
seieat Chzistiaa laAossas i
= ssalinss ~ srusl his !. r,o,,.
lsAaD, - daaadr q t. Divine Nit q
- - =. - kinss With q MIR psrye,r.
- - t1asaiar Z - lfAsrsa, VIA
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

We think tho improvements made On
onr Court House and JAN were warranted
and proper; but, - they szs both now II
high state Of repair, tie taxation for
sueh pazposss should b turned, for . Nv
years ct least, to tho construction, repair
and maintainance Of public roads through.
out The parish. Good and substantial
roads can Be graded anywhere in tho par
iah for not exceeding 400 pr mile, which
does not include tho cost Of bridging, and
tor whieh fund he's already been pro-
vided.
Whist No want TO secure essy and
safs travsl fr or farmers to navieatioa
and badnsn ~ 8 lsv, not aaoss than !
dozen sabstantial Graded roads, whieh
ones eonstnstsd can b kspt IN repair b.
oursosd haads. For instanos, ono rool
vest to the paziaA llns, 90 east 70 et
Maurice, ono hom Cazpts to and over
black Lake, and to parish line Of Rad
River parish, ono fom DEsl1rux,s Va
Clear lake to Bienvills Line, another non
Natchitoehes to Vernon line, and fo,
sane plaee 70 Beulah Church, in Ward &
With thsse coaplstsd, travel would 10
~, sas and aass, q III seasons oft
year, and Ok thousand pr year, the
amount used for The Count House and
Jail, So tenn Of liz q moro yearu
would b ample % construct theu.
We Aops tie roliee jury Vim, his Win
eef, take IL matter into eonaIdeeakiou.
M With The visw a securing Is pgobe.
Pc cost Of The coustruction Of 49,
highway We would snsesst thst Is ~
laent o1 that BODY ikoaA eoe7eepond |
I'D thsse who have, knewlsdes & sueh |
Z
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

poc'eu 70 assume the responsibility ever
when the warrants due tho creditors O
our State are not paid" The remedy il
simple, very, very simple. If tie people
mind that, 60 promptly to the tax collect
or's Office and pay their taxes, the tax col
lectors will then turn the money over t.
the State Treasurer and he will have plen
~ Of cash to pay every one in fall on de-
mand, and the occupation Of the Broker i,
gone. See. 1t is strange that our most
esteemed contemporaries will search 70,
some one to saddle the short-cominp.
and the violations Of duty by the citizen.
upon. Even our level-headed friend al
the Thibodeaux Sestiael is led to say:
There is something radically wron
shout this payment of honest debts dine n
the creditors Of the State that reflects M
credit upon the Administration. which can
DO easily remedied and which shonId i,e
promptly remedied.
The man who works for the State /. an.
titled to - much consideration - . CITY
broker and in opinion of some people e.
considsrsble morn, aud il any one il com.
PEELED to wait for his money It shopld IL
tho speculat0f, and not the man WIN
earns the warrant, ,
The present system IL one that il iniu.
rious to the good name Of the present sd.
min!strstion and should be 90 altered n.
to stop this whole brokerage bnsiness
which can b easily done, without doine,
injury to any man. 's
Even our estaemed contemporary the
baton hougs Capitolias, is willing the
bosster Bsss~ sh0uld use the auxiliary
sheet, "as it contains no advertisements: J,
We '. arc perfectly willing to turn over our
Agency patronage in that line to sny en-.
EeEpridng paper, "printed wholly At
Aone,' that wants it. We got basket
y propositions per week and If We were
near : paper mill they might be made to
~. The Cspitolias speaks Of tho Bs.-
se Z sttitade in this way:
/. Tbs 1osaias Bsssw grows wr,thv IN
ne subject Of s'pstsnt outsitles,n and pro.
49, 70 continue ths mss Of them. No
l1nlisher can object to the auxiliary aheet
- ~ the Hammer, % it contains no 81.
,ents, thereby leaving tia m.
la1eooe exclusive control Of this denert.
ne0t.siG ststltsf - = 4E a{t@tisf xs-'s'T
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-25

Emily May VS.. Lyman Bath, her Husband
District Court, Parish of Natcllitochcs.
No. $685.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

IHrzz can b. no doubt as 10 the desirabili5y of
q s-la-iae railway: bur vhether this is the exact
sullani 10 cournencs wc-k up0u Il Is open 70 CON
s5a-1hie question The government az the present
ruqmsur is srendlzE a lkr-e amount Of money
t1.y zp01 the suf5r9-s tro-n the epidemic and II
vl1l5 b. =sl % kesp The Sl000oO unspsut. 80 that
Z -acesIry tEey clu draw upon Il Tor meeting he
sETe1sls- We should also. before the government
en- 1arksd upcn tins undertaking Ike 70 hear what
osEar ezEl1ee-s- bssi5ss the ccntIernan they have
Cousalted. have 70 say upon the subject. To use
honey p1rlse Il l. Uuvlse 10 buy q pig IN
poze-- 4 may even b. deslrlb.e 70 spend more
Eu11ey upul marine railway than a hundred
ti.11slal dollars. Il. however, the Cabinet deter
rlae b. c1ums1ce the undertakings AZ once. we
shlzid sr7uzcIv urEe rhAt i shoUI5 be done on
contract utaervlse there Is every hkelihc,S1 Of
ths oriEllal estimate being exceeded. The prssenS
Gslza-e ls ab1zt Ss5eoO fur vessel Of 200 toas
rs-ls-sr Il light ballast and S60.0Oo for one Of
l5nC t1zs 0r sst the LEEglftr and cargo. The
zul-izs railway ~ouid * q Ersat advantage 70 al
s.aala- ovua-s. but We understand that some
0zue-s 1t zclooaers 6o1bt L Il would suIt them.
Iue gzessl1u- hoEever- GsrnGn6s more attention
O. Ia vg can give II tins veek-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

saws that ~selfshness is that detestable viee
which no one viii forgive in others and no one
Is without himself" Once the unfortunate
fever-strcken patient is packed over 10 that sand
spst without the town. and the town seems to
wish its hands Of him whether he lives or dies
really in many instances seems not 70 care. The
smallpox sufferers demand all our sympathy
Ieproy Is terrible diseSse and in its later stage
horribly loathsoe. but not more 50 than smallpox
Faces one mass Of oorrupting sores, cid and young
alike, delirium. AGONY. poor mother, smallpox
suitten herself. giving suck to an infant whose
face Is unreeognizahle as that Of a human being
covered with fastening sores. Groans and ramb-
ling talk. and death daily, nay, almost hourly
claiming here victim, there victir-this is che
scene which is being enacted acruss the bay, and
vet people say At is nothing you should have seen
it in ~. and we did not make half 50 much fuss
about it. ="
Ii may be asked to what end are we writing,
what purpose have we in view by intrnding upon
the peaceful seclusion of comfortable homes, with
even hint Of the ehaStlineSs aud misery OF
hosgital It Is to rouse our people up 10 do some
thing themselves. not to leave srsryihiSg to be
done by officials Send clothes, sheets, little deli
cScies which no officials can supply send books,
send if need be. money, or AZ least have money
ready to assist those who leave the hospital deSti-
tute Of funds As many will do. and above all show
sympathy. The bare chance Of crust Of bread
and drink Of water, bestowed with kind word,
is often preferred by the poor to the grudging
aims which the State doles cut IL exact Quantities,
through paid agents, whose heart is not in their
work. sympathy, kind. generous human sympathy
would bring its own reward,t
lis woven in the worlds great plan,
And fxed BY Heavens decree.
That an the trar delights Of uan
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

CEnrE q violence are increasing among us with
s,lrr-IlZ rapidIsy. A fev years ago Il was rare
q -c % llsr q a case. Nov II has become quite
cazlzul- Slaee o1r last ISSUE We have In or
Cun Island a uost stsemPt AZ murdsr-a
mn fairy hacked 70 riecas q murder1us assault
usou p-Gatar; and row 81 tie quarantine
s-ss1-. where tAs Chilsss virh stakes. clods and
1aes attacked the police who were In charge.
F-1z Nan Ss haar of 80 Jnea bs6ly beating
C-izEzllz or the pGbLc road, ard also OF a daring
t---cla-y. Stravs show The vay he wind Is blow
iz- and Ee had better rea.lze the position ve are
iz n so0z as possibia. Il Is no empty warning
v1sE " say th.t there : trouble. grave trouble,
Sasa5 aa5 = meet truGble q this kind re may
ssy =e s-e Absolutely Po~s-iess. Some day We
sal b ssar-iei vi-h sorne hurrur having occurred
g. 1ae CT tia Ssssauding plantations, aud then AL
oszc5l-51z- All - vzsd5nz ab0zt seeking what aid
) can fro vbduasoevc- il Be willing 70 assist T.
1-a1h bester Is Is for Is - prepare for saeh al
event As -e sd II cur last SssGs- We want
d--Ie5 and uaounte6 co1ssabulzry distinct from
-1e u-5z-1-y police force. We have. thanks 70 the
ll-Ce uzE1-tali1zs of aGzlt males ve-y dIfe-1r
l.iu5 of popzlatioo from what xe had fu-1nsrly
zu5 vs-y dIflersni CAS- OF crimes and. unless
E-uzc hza5 Is lEid upon the man who commit
tzese c-iznoS ws may eKpeet then 10 grow With
sz1h -szs5ity that Il vi nsed very great effort
lz5ee5 - check thaza- The little trickle Of Eater
acz1ss 5Sn nay be Stopped BY the hand Of q
chl5 ~ L L Is alcEad 70 20 On Il VII increase
El1h saca alArzaias raPi5isy that. at lsagth. the
vsatsr hz-sis rs bounds and sweeps everything
tafu-e / - destr1ctiur
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
ETeniilg School Department Of St. LOuIt
College.

The President has decided to incude this branch IN
the curriculum Of the College.
Ifs OBJECT T. s9r all classes Of the community tn
eans r acquiring theoretical and practical knov
edge o. all commercial and business transactions IN
daily use and also 20 give insight into the workings
and application Of the different Trades, which IL Is 20
essential 10 d in thcse fsiands-
The Tne0retical Branch viii be uuder the supervision
of the President and Professors Of The College. The
Praetiexl and important Branch will be specially
attended by volunteers from tie vrious master ar
Ezns among who have kindly and generously prorn-
id their services 10 this lssfu and valuable enterprise
TheJ will. atsTnatcJ. devote half an hour each even
ing the of iparuz knowledge % the sfudeuts
All the implements necessary 70 each trade. and 70 Ag
ricnifure. VIII b. furnished b The coeGe.
lere Hf BE- entitled 70 one free Life sehaarskD
70 TIE privileges of this Evening School Deparf1 nj
TERMS-Each stndeut per week, % cts. 1hs Egenlux
School Will cpea . o'icek ?. n. % 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

On WeGnesday of lasz week wit Of nlsndzuus
OF hehalF q TIE steamship SutiHss Eas issued BY
~ OK gzs-ioe of the S1p-s1,e Court a. Chan
hs-s araznss the President Of the Board Of Health
20 sao= eaS=s Ny tie sAIp zas not aIoEed 70 sn-
ss- A. d. CGSsSsz Eozss ard alzo 70 sh0- cause
Ehv a bond vss TeqSired By TIE Board Of Health
f--n 1hs ship for ths exposes Of her psESsengers
E=15le 5eszine5 n quGrantine.
he E-ls vss rssarrabls, and CAKE on for hear
n OK Tsu-saay before the Chief JGstios
Ma : Rarr~su sFpeg-esi for the ship Msssrs.
Cas-ls 4 Hatch for the suh-eharoerers Of The sdip,
~ ~. !. n Dzvicsaa for he Board Of Health
nzas elsiu,sd oz heAAlf q tae snip thAt she Ess
azlv Eabss foz lie expenses Of qzAraztiHing the
sr ha-sslf aid Of caring fo- pssssngers who were
.-szsllr u q srzzIl-Por- thas tie remaining
rrz---e-s. g tie uznber Of seven hundred and
Crs-. zzst pay for thsir oza szpe1ses-or that
IL Gave-zzeut sbo1ld pay FOX then
It-as coasensed On the pa- Of TIE Board Of
rsfsh sha- z-se- ths ssatzsss ard the regulations
az .s BaS-a. the shEP vas Liable fox the expenses
or all he- passsuzers. Thzf as the smallpox, %
zho=e zzssc-iou The seven hundred plssenseS
has bes- srpos-d- vas i1troGaceG In the ship
ussh h-r--ztt thezs 70 this po-t; and they had al
Aesz s-Poss5 70 the coz=sSi1u- and th0zgh all
ws-r aos auszaIly IL zfsh T. ths-s =zs dazssr Of
o.he-s q al < thel hzvlzS 4: that not onlT by
toros q IL ssztzte. b11 II justice the ship should
a.a- ths s-ps-se tbs oecasiozed
Tlss Cassf y-ssce heard the evidence and arE7-
u1e-ss uf tosa pz-sas and On the 6Ay following
rzrs s-zzrasz- aczi-st he ship. The Cou-t held
ssas znss- tas cir-zzns-zacss Of the case the law
zss sss sslP -esru1sihls for the ezpeass Of ers--
sz-zziuc the RassenSe-s Ard he ship. and Of P1-i
trznz .he sap and hat he bond FOX ten tho1-
SD dcla-s regzired hy he President Of the
Bad Of Esealeh -zs not unreasunable- We are
i-su--sa thai sz-h ., b1ud has siuon ben gwen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
R.rul.tirp, q b, Bod q Hsalth

Nc.ics hseey gives thar The Boz-d o. Heath has
rlalr. uut.herrlv publishes the following Regulations;
Z - fsss szin- fraz AIRY pyrt Or any plscs - any
1s-i a. -ht hiHrtc- shah allow any person 10 lard a.
ary w Or piacr b. thr Kinrdoa ezrept AZ the port Of
Hs-z.l czrcus fzr y necessary in di-chs-giug
frr-ai S- ts ro-L, places naaed in Ps-Hsi. qrgy
casr c5-z-1ed f-uz the P-u-,aut O., ths Board Of
Hra
n NC pcsc- shlu 80 cu hul-5 - any vessel, Or de-
par any E,sei 'ruu any p1- o. place of suv island
r- tlr k-1-- szreri rrscr- b. he po-t o. Hone
lu- shzt -i-teE Permit EruU the President OF the
B.s-l of Hs1ih
III NJ f--~11 vho shaL 50 on board OF any vessel
a-s rt place 90 the kiu-iou shall and a. any
pr cr rIacr 90 iae kir-tsu cthc- Khan H1uouiu ez
rrr. 1s te-trte.1ry provided
Tee -e-uatir-- -il. remain I'm force uuti re-cindcd
v 1- -a- Bla-l % Eiea,la, and any person vtoat
iu- aay q saii -euaaons while they remain In f1rce
~ b. r-1srcEtsd acc0-tiu- % law
n A. 2. CARTER
President o. the Bo4-5 " Health
ozcc Of ne Boa-t O, Hezs,h. Honolulu FEB - 1SSi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

OUz old friend Bacon whom we love as much as
Ee do Shakespeare and one or two others Of the
giants Of the past, says: Small matters yin
great coumeadati0n because they are coutinusIly
II uss and IN note; whereas the decision Of any
great virtue coLleth bit on festivals. POlite1ess
Is oae Of the small matters which win great
c1lnulsndEtion- = Politeness Is one Of the cheap
est and az the same time one Of the most valuable
commodities that We bear along with rs N our
journey through the world It BELTS alike the
cr0sned Monarch and the hard worked hind. the
Eealthiest and the poorest Of InaukiEd- Il adds
Gnother grace 70 natural beauty and throws
charm the houlslisst features In our present
CIVILIZED society expect and by o1- o7Eu manner
ought to exact poiIts1sss from everyone with
whom We coms N contact \ civil question re-
quires Z civil answer. both IN wording and IN
rs1unsr. and the man who. 70 such a question re-
t1rnz sary OF ehurlish reply onlT prOclaims him
self an iuoFant boor TINS should Be kept in mind
by al pSblic servants L Is thing apt to Be
forgotten by tlls minor employees OF our Go5ern-
ment- and Ee trust they vii talls this hint On
future occasion We shall have not the slightest
hesitation n publishing the person's name
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

spondent 20 the Saswrriry Pr~ss. We like % call
srade spade. and we find j: really laeorious to
ssv on every occasion when we alln6e 20 the
vehicle in question the wagon which carries the
people to the ssa--irs hospital On the REF" The
man who drives the cart Is permitted to wcar
cosn clothes; the bottom Of il Is flled with IN
savo-v-leokinc blankets. which have been used by
= number Of patients: and vet that driver after
presumably krnsli-g smallpox sufferers. we un-
derstand. goes into town and mixes with other
seoule without changing his clothes, and people
who have not smallpox are carried in the wagon
aud allowed to SIT near. il not on the blankets,
We do not believe that the opinion expressed by
The oscial We are alluiinc 70 Is cor-ect. Looking
hack into history we find that in 1894 QueeS Mary
Of England died Of smallpox in IN the Dauphin
and Dauphiness Of France and their son; IN l14l
the Queen Of Sweden; IN l5+4 Louis Nv Of France.
These people were Of great importance TO their
RESPECTIVE countries. and certsinly would be KEEP;
f-oru all chance Of contarion-thAt is sctual con
taet with those having the disease. Co1iingn
hurie. We h=ve the cases Of De Jean and Gibbs
Both these men visited the Qisfu when there werS
no cases Of smallpox on board. and sat in the
CAPTAINS cabin on chairs O. On the transornS- i
must have bec1i from smallpox izrrrfias hanSlns
about these articles of furniture that they caught
their disease. In this matter however, are bat
layrnen. We do rot presume 70 any eruditioa IN
medical lo-s We have not written any medical
works. Perhaps the venerable Father Of the PresS.
the senior Of the 'Tlsrr, can throw some hight
on ths matter ana If not he, We would Ike 70 hear
frorn some u the doctors
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

wrz-as-s.4za t.sAt auaouS certain PeoPie there
4 A o-iziou czrrezt th4t sn4I-Fox Is only eon-
s---s. ~. Il fnfersi0zz. 6iseass- hey base this
- zsuu tie s=a-sueuts Of ous y tE5 doc
-. We nav ask- Il this : =sIi-f0Cndet opEn-
tam and Z Al oFiEioz Aeid bs some oiliclls-
~ % % szzh ezpe1sc n czrryl1g oCr qz1Ez-r-1s
rprusrri-usf Why Fut the t-zTeling public 20 50
uu.-h su-u-r.nisaoef Why Laf-t such loss 1Fu1
- -us-z-iaus q n..rrhznss ard t-zdes-nen That
sisss uuzsu-i raalr has uai-hf With sO1ae / shown
~ ss---zsEl-r.ss-szz- We are sick Of using
-. rLs.sss Is Eaessa.sa By 4 core
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

M L P. yUvET Of New York has invented a
= time globe of which there IS the followiny
account II the New York Rerie,c
Il Is at once globe and time keeper. having
on is exterior depicted all the countries of the
world their geographical characteristics and their
political boundaries, and In Its interior Is con
cealed cl0ckwUrk which gives the globe an agtO-
matte revolution upon Its axis. once II teuty-four
hours exactly the sane as the earth itself. It
shows at glance the true local time and also the
relative time at any other portion Of the earth's
surface and Is the only instrument ever invented
that can do The map Of the World which covers
the surface Is Juvet & Company's edition Of the
celebralcd JohnstOn's Edinburgh naps, corrected
up to date The material Of the globe Is new. as
strong As steel. but As light as cork and Is wholly
unaffected By heat or cold, moisture or dryness-'
The globe Is highly spoken Of bT many eminent
scientific men and We understand that our Board
Of Education are thinking OF importing one or
two for the use of our schools here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
SnalI-Po1.

At his morning visit on Tuesday, the Physician
IN charge found as follows: commencing she
disease, I; SICK, s: very sick. 3; nearly conva-
lescsnt- Z. eonvzleseent. y Cinnamon eouva-
lescsnf- Is recovered from the disease and soon
70 be returned 70 their homes. IS. Total los. Il
VII be ngticed from the above that there is nov
lall IN the disease and We deTUutIy hope that re
have reached the turning point The following Is
the list Of cases daring the week.