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Oaths and AH;rna.ions.

A curious list of the forms OF oath in
use in foreign legislative assemble; may
be compiled from this reports received
at the British foreign Office. Ia Bavaria
and Denmark the form il $50 help q.
God and His holy gospel" In llDl,and,
Saxony. and Hessc- Darmstalt the hame
OF the Deity is alone invoked. In Ppr-
tu%i! the oath is taken upon the holy
gospels. In Greece the deputy swsars
i'll ''the name oi the holy and con>ab-
stantial and intliyisible trinity" The
Servian form OF affirmation is made nv
calling to witness tho Zone God and all
that is according 10 law most "a .red Il
in this world dearest" After swearin.,
the deputy ON the gospels, the President
OF the Spanish CorteS says: Then iGay
God repay you, bat if yju fail may r..
claim it from you" In Bavaria non
Christians omit the reference la the
gospel. In lI~lland, Il, in the United
States, affirmation is optional. In Aus
tria promise is in every case sub -
tuted for an oath. In Bsl.ium ana l,t.v
the aojuration is used without anv III
istic reference, and in France and l,ou-
mania, the German Reichs;ig. and for
deputie, in Sweden AMI NorWay, neither
oata nor affirmation is demIn1.-:i
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Corner in Quilts.

"Tliere has been such demand for
vaccine virus that some shrewd fellow
actually got up little corner in quilts"
said DIR. S. $. Bogert, house physician of
the Eastern Di,peniary, Essex Market
Most of the quilts used by physicians
are Austrian quilts. Those raised in this
country are not generally large enough.
An ordinary quill will make four
points. or slips, First the feather end
is cut off: next the other end. leaving Il
tube OF the clear. hard, transparent.
horny part of the quill. This is too
smooth to retain the virus. SO it is
scraped at each end to make it rough
The ends are then dipped. and the 1uill
is split into four slips. They are sold Al
$40 per hundred. Single slips are sold
at twenty-five cents each. As there have
been more persons yacciaated within the
past six weeks than in the proceeding
ten years, the demand for quilts has
raised the price from $ll TO SI2.J0 per
gross. A very good substitute for pulls
is made from ivory chips. One dealer
recently gave an order for 100000 of
these ivory points. Each ivory point
will vaccinate two persons. Sometimes
glass tubes are used 10 dip in the virus;
out they are more expensive.-N. l. Sun.
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The Panic at ly,.;iS.

TIE aspect OF the orra: CITY Of LYONS,
crushed rs it is by the great ii;iarciat
panic. is both lanrntabla and terrific.
The situation Of things is 80 compile
Gated )" chaotic, that after tuIn;y-inur
hours of close study hardly know how.
to begin my story. 80 an OBLIGED To
put of until tomorrow the thur-:ln /!
details gathered about the cata:;irnlr..
which has nearly ruined the second city
of France from top 10 bnttnm and from
bottom To top. The cNacs,,rr:atr srr..I-
lation into " hich the whole city ha, been
dragged is such that the loss ii the
brokers is estimated At IN rnurnpus
figure. For the present pr.'!rr 10
accept the sum which tl.r Chamber AL
mits, namely DO. 0Do. 900 OF f...nr4.
You must understand that t!c," millions
do not include the Individual io,-rs ni
each member on 'Changr. rs each ona
has been specializing on his own account,
To the contrary, this only constitutes
what is owing 10 brokers from their
customers. who had heavy margins de-
posted 20 their credit. Int not heavy
enough for this trrribl" break in til.
market The result is that until they
can ward OF total disaster the broker.
have suspended payments. \ heavy
cloud Of sorrow hangs over the city like
. pail. AS Vet they dare not uncover
the ruins the total failures. the pos
tons OF the most honorable mrn are 30
fearfully compromised. From the ,iav-
laborer to the millionaire, OF rather the
cx-millionaire, everybody has lu>t. No
| one has the first sou toward - settle
ment.
a man who is above all suspicion OF
dishonesty came TO see his aren't. al,l
said: 81 have 50D,010 frames; here il:
is. Take it. It's all can give Won on
the 5000. 900 which lose. What do Won
want Inc to do about the difference? If
| commit sIicide will it c!ian.rr any
thing? | world willingly do tia, hut
could they make gold or bank role; out
of my blood?'
One must recognize the fact that, IL
all who cant pay their differences tnr
the end of the month commit >,li.;d...
this city. la Croiv. PoI>@c AMI Bru:-
teau will become vast centuries. Bn.-
mess is totally supen,led. The numerous
groups in the street talk only If
disaster, and the women and children
weep without Knowing the why or
wherefor. The women themselves had
taken a hand." Widows. >!lop-giyls,
and the cabontine>'' of tn. Gaze con
crrts and second-ratr tiIratev5 carried
their wages t, the bour>. AMI won.
Now they have lost. pay nothing.
The boarse is open BIZ; there is 10
business transacted. Not q quotation
was made during the whole day. \
few of the terrified sold for cash Il few
City of Paris bonds or shares of the
Credit Foncier hid the money anltook
the first train for Geneva. 50 far. Il
young man has siiiciied in Il bath. and
an old officer gone cray. ana the wile
of a leading merchant has disappeared.
Unhappily we fear. these will not be- H.,
only cases of the kind The oil bour,-
crs have not lost all hope. We are cx-
pectinG anything, bat know nothing.
Paris Figure.
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Dansrr, from Eia,t..i: i,1.&jd;.

.
Do YOU eve tt,r ~ = 80 = !
nav "a ,'%, '''' 90 u, u
.'''''N - H-h' ''.!i- i ,''' ~. 80
tuat "'''liI''N' IL >'.d '.'.'' T''".''''
/, Il very powerful :''.' en- "'''H'l".'
tang.
II is h't""iia@ inn 'T,an' IA" H'tnr
persons - r,'nl";AH'.r:.i!~ -: ti'.'.r they
Visit exhibitions. i;r';'r'"' ~ :"'- tl'-I
establishments u aht Ain; ~ - ''.'''-
tr;c apparatus i Used: i"r IL" III" ;
ar steadily coming in" Us "H''' p.
yoivr Novel daa- - -: :"'r -'nr ""p
m'"i,ir with rh.n r;r'',',-is.
At An exhibition IT,. rl...,..-.;y. la'r'..
machine WA, >nnAn il: whi.h n Sc,
was an arm9t,,i,. I,..,.!;inrl,.r, RAJ D..
thirty iiur., 4 ~.4.lA.i |, h.. {
smooth and hn!i.;! 4. ir:: r.,Iiy il T.. I
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY,

Mrs, Julia Ward Howe. of Boston,
is SAID - HAY" learned Gree, after she
was fifty years old.
Edward Pay,on Weston. the prlrS.
trian, Is delivering lectures in Enrlan. |
On Advantages of Temperance in
Athletic Exercises"
e Can't" says Emerson. ais useful
To provoke common sense II is also
useful. with an aro>trophr. when Il
doubtful friend asks you to lend him
five dollars.
- h. Secretary of War Is having pre-
pared an elaborate report OF the York
town Centennial celebration. with the
mans. details of troops, and other mat
t"r| nf intrre;i. in connection with the
a.ia;r.
t "lnnrl John l.. Lay. of Buffalo. y.
l., lnirn'nr o. the Lay submarine tor
p''i". has BEEN ii,i,!cil III" Gar Il c!,ey-
:iirr of the ancient and honorable order
OF 1t. Anne. lie is the only American
who has thus been hoaored.
A New York lady of letters has
written novel Of New York upper Suci-
ci'. with the title. a TranSplantcd
hGie. 1t Is very faithful and enter
tanning reflection ri the more intimate
anatomy of The highest social .,anglia
The Boston Post discovers that in
the literary race for the mantle IF Nh
thaniei hawthorne. George Parsons
l.atlrnp is Il neck ahead Of Julian IIaw-
ihornc. Nj. La;hrop. We believe. mar
ried one of Nathaniel Hawthorne $
daughters.
The Queen OF Italy is described as
having an interesting but sad and pa
thetlr expression of coun!rnancc. She
has no ma;"StF of presence; her wall, is
rngraceful; bat her manners are alta
b." and gracious. and she puts tile shy
est stranger instantly at ease.
The author of those wonderful
books, Alice in Wonderland" and
" Through the 1.oohing-Glass." is Mr.
Dod%son, an Oxford magna:e of the
lesser degree. No books of nonsense
ever had a greater success among liter
arv people, Chicago Jonrna!.
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Diseases OF the School. Room.

PARENTS cannot too strongly insist tina
the SchOOl-rOom shall be surrounded b,
all possible safeguards against the dan
gers which there 80 often threaten healtl
and life. We give the substance OF az
article ON this subject, by DIR. G. A. L.
Reed. in tho Herahi Of Heath. Among
the diseases having their origin in thu
school-room are the following:
An9mia.-This is due to deficienc,
Of red corpuscles in the blood. The
symptoms are paleness Of the skin, lips
gums and tongue. and BLUSH tint to The
white Of the eyes; feeble, quick and
easily accelerated pulse; capricous ap.
petite and intense thirst; 3 sluggish men
tai action. variable temper and easily de
pressed spirits. The causes are defective
ventilation, and studies beyond the ca
pacity of the pupil. Our class system
affords 'healthful exercise 10 some pu.
pills. while it imposes destructive tasks
on Others"
Consumptton.-This perhaps is not
actually produced. but latent faint is
called into active exercise. 1t has two
forms. The one (tubercular meninyitis)
w Va tiic DIsiiH. tuu Is
particularly due aside from defective
ventilation. etc.-to intense mental actiy-
ity. The other attacks the lungs and il
specially due to impaired respiratory &c
ton. the result of prolonged sittings.
Contagious Diseases. -Ihesc on being
introduced from abroad soon become
epidemic. No pupil should be allowed
to mingle among the scholars from a
house infected with smallpox, scarlet
fever. diphthcria. etc. Even children
affected with pulmonary consumption
should be separated from the school
room.
Ncar-sigh.edsrss. This IS caused Nv
the constant adjustment of the eye to
near and small objects, before it has be-
come mature and firm. The light should
be ample and rightly adjusted.
Spinal Diseases. The child should al
Ways be able 70 rest his fee: On the floor
sud the middle OF his back against the
bSck VI bis sesl-You..'s Compis!on.
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An indignant drummer drops us q
postal from Mexia. to say that the reason
che Sifters never seq any drummers at
chc:c:. is because they. the Sifters. do
not go there themselves. There is many
random fired at "A mark that hits the
arrow it was aimed at. and this is one Of
tbem-Tsxas 5tttjngs.
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and since tha. time they have gained the con.
id"ncr of thc public So fully that their SAL. in
the nitrd States now far exceeds TINT OF uny
other catharfic medicine. They do not nro-
ducr sickness at The stomach, nauscu or
gripping They act directly on the Liver. the
organ which, when in 4 healthy coalition.
puritcS the blood for the whole body
They are the only perfect preparation Of
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N":l respectfully vnrii-,
y. +. WHITNEY. Pu,aluma. Gal.

f"i a ANnni. MrEEY ( oil, = flnin Cham
i"'" Mt.4, - y :! Fremont ST, = r Gal
tahr' the Lab r,rryw here. ll,rcLa.ts. no
tel. r'-'tnrti.t~ anal baker, supplied. Pure
si'''''', cI"'l:i "r whole Dp.iv cash biyrr,
>"i;'.."d. send for prices. Try the goods
~ I IT "p'!''r an! >l,i,r5 f:on Champion
Nj, and take no u:!:rr
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Ii Won rSi"'rcnc" had IL .!r in mouth, sal
bow hrr' 90 'r!."w color "i skin, feel stupid
-"ir d;""~!. ~ ellie Unsteady. irr,rrnt heal
~ IL "r dizziness, Nuu a"r "h!iiuu>" and
NOTHING vii trnu>c vuur liver To action and
~lr"n-ihrn Ur ?t;;r system equal To DIR
f."rr-'- "tp!drn Mr,iira! Discovery" 4,
t'ii. III,
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v Eax 81 AL N H.
Kidney Complaints.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.

, ne Sniptoins or an acute ATTACK of ni,ar,ne, al
.c hihets sfa a- t'lnHr: Fever, Pain in thc ssit az
me !sSk ana thence sh~'tiug LswnwsrL rn,rhccSs ~
u" tIH" VOMITING, Usually ~ first deem nd cNir a,
t uti!t winch ictoliles pale aud CoofIe ,te ga.
ti-s m refs,- AMI II discharged very ufren WIN n,ia
anu hlhtuts r'istivrh'ss. and r.jne degrees 81 ma.
~ chronic dls, ss 81 tue kidneys the symptoms srs
ruin 20 tlr NJ! ami limbs dr. II: :hc Sk.li ffpquenf
UrihHi"hs Ie-ciai'y nj n.':t Srurrt ,irrTsy hepi-
an uzt'hr.s ni S'Si Indigestion. ard iaiptton Il
M Et.unii It's of strength. p1'.nfss AMI pu:i
me- OF tt thrt, cough and saortntss uf i,rrG,h
~ d>en.ee 81 tie kidneys the VsGlrlNy ives Im,ne
n rci''' II hats uNer fsi;.NtI cure when N ), tlp.
fr-u'ary AMI directions followed. In mans CAGES n
r. ttAc several battles, especially case, OF long r,,.
i|i ~ us ult"'ly uiI t,ir ss-rrFCiI,,us r.t,,.tr
aiu .tt'hE,hrnS removing Gil distractions ami M,
i,u,!,ee. Sryt many testify 10 q ,res al ia
s.'n"ns having hcrn perfectly cured b; the VErcr.r
even after irl 'aS ranH OF the known rCur,:Iun " th
Si' sa!u 10 be expressly for this disease
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iNi' 90 y TRY PEpDCE.
fiTti' Nt.t"I. Octuirr -, ISL
Is. v FAME - sons unNINa, y. Y
"'"'.'.r'a. f"ur favor uf the 10Th j. vt hu:,d
ana ~ 'ci!y ill >ay. believe vnIIr- Ia b.. the
!.' '','-'h' OH t'r Coast. | went with Mr.
VI. u ~ T.; : assistant L. look ut this on-
v"'A. iic vas m;;rh Pleased with il and
t'1'" hriri IL" G"iHlurnll. comments Oh ii
! hri;''' Il vi" d. better work than anv We
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MAN DRAKE,

that great substitute for mercury. There il
not their equal in the whole range Of Cathur,ic
Medicines known /" man. They will curn the
most stubborn eases OF Liver Cumplniut, that
great fDrernnner and cause of Consunntinn
With the aid of DR.. Schcnck's Srsw-,J
Tonic, they will cure the worst cases Of Dys-
pcr-ia.
DR. Schenck's Book ON diseases of M.
ungs, Liver Complain, and Dyspep, ia ;
Aent ice, post paid, 10 all applicants. n
>hnnd tr read u" al who are afflicted with
these III eases Address
DR.. J. H. SCHENCK Z SON
Cor 9TH and Arch SIS, PhiladelphIa p
DIR. Schenrk's Mandrake Pills S..ou
Tonic and Pulmonir Syrup ale sold Nv al
druggists. 80
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4 Bonanza Mine

"i laa;rh j. - ir found IN Dr.. X. V. P:e~cr'
l:.'t.t' Prescription" Ia the merit, o
"..i.h IL = remedy i,r frma,r week.-Mrs.. AM
ni.".''d .silcci."ii> Thousand, testify
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$3.50 n"iar and address Ia Crl.in & Co..
tAi!n!'r.,'.ia, Pa. les: cook boob .!1r.
500 'fri 80" r. ~ u; "a iiir, irl IN, 4
'' D. i iA"t..' - I'-, i:I,r,hs' Nui, fi:t:s,i r
at '' -."",' At. n
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E"""lN"'~ Russia Nai'c has proved il r'i:
g. u. ~ = lest -! - yrsl~ cunst3n: Use
Nv Il
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t lie i,c-t Spring 1E.;.i.i.ie .ns,
!;"1n;is,r" II ia" t"rrrir.inn in
$50. Cares Pim;'l"-. iSoilS
t''":ri"S Neuralgia. rctulu.
ti"Ht, i;itcim::iti'' .,n.i Mercltr,ai
i.,i.,S, a:iSi I'll N.~r:.<rS arising
i""ni Il ,:i>ort!rCcd late az tiic
i,.ois: ci' Liver.
Sod BE- ALL DRUGGISTS.
]. r. GATES s: CO.. 7c2F.ie:::;rs,
80! ~,::.u:t..' ~. .,.,n g.an, e.. i,,i
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" Enjoy Your Life "

: rood ih:'"-"'hv. hut II do So Won must
h'Hr health. Ii billions ana constituted. or
hi'"d ! on Of order. u-r pr PIERCE, 'pl,.a,.
Hil l'ul"ativr P-llrt-,' whirh ar. mild, vet
certain III their operation. OF all druggists.
i'i'hH SrrIN.--l bought more goods for
:" 81 :+.m fi:.lci,,'u Cash tirucrrv. I'D Posi-
o:'.ci than had been getting for SI5 where
Gra before. Height w.lo only >!:,-tiur n,
.2'2.. ma. Try j; once and h" convinced.
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GSAA GSSS Ret WORK in tie :. T. Ter n. l,sr.,
kSXd In SD = fSitkFGisi t,gHi,.Et.,v Il
a. ~ - s-sS 20 q u 1srriisrJ Glen,
INTERNATIONAL naTEt.

"-S a"" 20 s1~asDy ST.. >au Erau.,.c.,
81 eo ,nI 81 SO PR BAY
II. G PARTRIDGE p,,,,,s,,r
. TWO CONCORD COACHES with the name OF tia
i,ri OF WI" be IN ~it!ng At the aiSng 10 convey pas
rh@.s =" ti' i'f" Zee -; he sure you nj Iio iIs
iAe' COACH y Joa uo not they VIII charge you.
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DR.. J. n. SCHENCK OF
PHILADELPHIA.
MAS DRAKE PILLS,

Thirty wears 90" y" began the manu-
his now cti, hiatel.
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TN FAIH s>D WHi,kaE DYE, black OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
RI. De Girardin.

NJ. de Girardin, like all men of action, was
very early riser, and even in the decline of
his life has been known 10 make appointments
for 6 and o'clock in the morning. "Paris,"
lie said belongs to the early riser" He was
also very punciual in business matters, and
had holy horror of putting of things. One
of his sayings, which sounds something like
contrs diction and yet fully describes the man,
was l have always kept horse and a carri-
age in Paris. You see, am not rich enough
to 90 on foot. My time is too precious for
that"
Much has been said about N. de Girardin's
political principles, but in truth lie had few.
How often be would say: Il shall always
prefer the existing Government, whatever it
be, to one that does not exist For if the ex-
listing Government is bad, it can DO improved
upon, while thing which exists only in the
minds Of the wouid-be revolutionists is above
improvement" He expressed this sentiment
even during the Commune. No one has pro-
fessed SO much contempt for personal abuse as
Girardin.
why" be would say, referring to the
papers, at is only natural that they should
attack me. Did l not fist attack them? But
since the day resolved to leave their insults
unanswered, have been the better for it. Let
them dissect me, and they will find that per-
sonal abuse has not harmed me in the least,
Never answer insults, never, never, believe
me-" And yet lie himself was the first man
TO act contrary to this advice, as his quarrel
with Messrs. Rochefort and Laisant plainly
shows. Tie affair Laisant disguised him with
the Republic, and on one occasion he was heard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
MVNAhNH,
NOSPAREIL NOVELTY,
ECLIPSE CAROM POOL,
ECLIPSE POOL 4 cARnM TABLES.

Which are the Tables OF the Day.
Orders solicited Tor any part full outfits in the
Billiard Line such A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

to exclaim: " Il is enough to make one despair
Of a country where every fool can find seventy
others greater than be, not to mention the
number Of people ready to listen to his babhle."
However, Girardin, with all his gifts was
singularly wanting in tact All he did was
for effect; AM in truth he can be considered
great comedian. Thus his manner aud
bearing during the preliminaries of the fatal
Armand Car:el duel would have been ire
proachable had he not answered his chal-
lenger: NJ, nsieur, duel between us will be
good bit al luck for me- This duel, by the
way. was in his eyes a good ending to
theatrical proougue. 1t allowed him to de-
cline all subsequent challenges, even when he
was later struck in the face by one Bergeron.
lie Figaro.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
LARGE INVOICE OF CLOTHING

As
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats and Pants,
Buckslin Sacks, Pants and Suits,
Felt, Mohair, Drill, Flannel Sacks and Pants,
Bows Shirts and Children's Jackets,
Monkey and Sailor Jackets,
l. T. Coats and Leggings, Carpet Slippers,
Silk and |. C. Umbrellas and Parasols,
Fancy and Travelling Shawls,
Cotton and Turkish Towels,
White and Fancy Quilts,
Felt Rugs and Brussels Carpetlng,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

.ns ,, rUI0 country N t ne future. The
maspi is Question :s g eoopie! sfnss5Ss
sketch Fl s E A ssses that 5asgS, sss ps IN
csde, $50 .,, G Of dollars msnuia9 sary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

sns may aiisIseiPE Tyi fT ss F. Sat ads drop
ss he s rs. ss n s s5z ssH s 81 S
pinch SP gsa1 sas that the sl BsTS'sPbs bitter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
FLOUR! EL0IIPT

golden GATE EXTRA FAMILY cOT.
" 0RAD0, GRAHAM &C., DC. An new and freshf
Z FOE SALE BIZ po11xsco
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

w. ...----.;,Tss the war. Aie'ssa ~.
Henry ssR ss ge sd 3 s ssss iss q
sysa@s sS 'ns leader q the IN Low may in
Ssnssiaspson q what he eU sssaoSs the treaty
w'sllnN :, NJ. AI1astronss letter, sI and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

furl nrs q tws ss5 ssli andsssss;s1nse
ssi 4. s f ss ssS ana ma, s e
dom iss Il RT ,sS Re KnEasea q .a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
VIENNA FURNITURE:

Containing Plates Cups, Teapots, Bowls,
Chambers Rice Dishes and Bakers,
Demijohns. 3 and gals; Sample Bottles,
Vases and Glassware, Manila and Jared Rope,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
PERFUMERY, FLORIDA WATER,

Genuine Eau de Cologne, Lubin's Extracts,
Toilet Soaps, Philocorne, Ham Oil, Combs,
Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Pipes,
J. T. Balls. Harmonicas, Blank Books,
Albums, Gold Leaf, Jewelry, Watches,
Hemp and l. Il. Packing, Coal Baskets,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-08
Submarine Enterprise In Japan.

The Jdpan Weekly Mai notes that the
old method OF searching for that valua.
bic mollusc known as ''Beche dc mer,"
which was simply that Of employing
naked divers, as in the pearl fisheries OF
Ceylon, has almost entirely disappeared
since the japanese fishermen have been
made acquainted with tho European
system of diving. Diving dresses, we
learn, are nov largely employed along
the shores, and the result Is so success
full that the Government has found II
necessary 10 issue a circular ordering
the authorities 10 caution the fishermen
against wasteful courses threatening the
complete exhaustion OF this staple Of the
country. Officials along tho coast are
also directed 10 advise the Government,
as 10 the best means OF protecting these
creatures from indiscriminate destruc-
ton. In their leisure hours tho Japan
csc possessors Of diving dresses appear
to turn their attention TO the search FOL
submerged treasures. One mar IL re
ported TO have thus recovered from Tn,
depths Of the S~umidagawa, In the course
Of two days only, old coin TO the value
Of $500.