The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley, the African ex-
VI plorer, has gone TO Nice TO recruit his health
He will return to Africa carly in 1853.
Bad luck is simply man with his hands in
his breeches pockets and pipe in bis mouth,
cooking on to see how il will come out.
Typhoid fever in Paris seems TO bear
w pretty constant relation 10 the sanitary condi-
tions Of the dwellings occupied by the af-
ficted
Occasion may be the bugle-call that sum
mons All army to battle, but the blast Of
bugle can never make soldiers or win vic
# tories.- Garfield
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, over-worked dur
IL ing long season of preaching in London, has
W gone TO the south Of France, the recruiting
ground for invalids
During the past twelve months American
newspapers have been received by mail in
England at the rate Of more than 2s, 900 a
" day, OF 10000, 900 a year
=" Citizen Joachim Pecci, by trade or pro
iession Pope is the way the Italian author
lties addressed an official document served on
His Holiness Pope Leo XII.
Thomas Balthazar Glessing who the lIaga-
tii'e gf AT7 says was one of the best known
scenic painters Of the United States and for
the past eight years artist of the Boston Muse
um, is dead
The Secretary Of the U. S. Navy has issued
circular inviting the presentation TO the
K Department by any skillful person Of plaus,
models and designs for the new steam cruis-
ing vessels for the navy.
An advertiser offers to send an article " free
. by mail on receipt of one dollar" Such 4
Nm generous individual would probably give a
prick house away for nothing on the payment
pf four thousand dollars.-Detroi Pos.
When a boy feels called upon to 20 West
And tackle grizzlies, he should be shut up in
NJ yard for about fifteen minutes with a dog
about as big as a cider barrel. If that doesn't
cure him, then he was cut out for a great bear
hunter.
Madame Patti, who is nervous when cross
ing the ocean, before starting for America,
made her will, in which she desires TO be
buried at Craig-y-nos, and leaves sum of
money to be expended in instructing number
Ny ri poor Welsh boys with good voices who may
show taste for music.
Baron Reuter- was employed. when bow,
ln brokers' Office in Frankfort-on-the- Main.
1 tnd while there he originated the idea Of
duplicating stock messages from London and
cther large cities by means of manifolding.
Boon afterwards he conceived the idea Of
oNdhhoAAAts Alt lGWk agency which
IA has since made him famous
President Arthur's only daughter is at the
Soldiers Home cottage, and is soon to 20 to a
ashington school. The President suggested
bat she should have governess, but the
little nine- -year-old remarked very decidedly
HAT she wanted to know some other
little girls and much preferred TO 20 to
school. The President smiled and yielded.
N According to the existing Russian law.
W apostasy from the State religion entails
severer penalties than theft or murder. A
Russian subject who abandons the orthodox
faith for any other whatever is deprived Of
bis children, lis estate is handed over to
guardians appointed by the State, and he him
sell IS liable to prosecution by the Holy
W Synod until be abjures.
General Walker, in the [. S. Census Bulle-
tin Just issued, furnishes tabular statement
OF the manufactures in twenty principal cities
showing that San Francisco is the tenth in
~ the aggregate gross product, but first in what
# be calls individual product. That is, the
average product per hand employed. Il also
stands tenth in the amount of wages, and
eleventh in the number Of hands employed.
Two curious documents have been discoy-
cred at the Hague. The earlier in date (l6i9)
ls the catalogue Of a state lottery IN which
pictures were given as prizes Among the
paintings disposed of were six Cuyps, valued
at from 45 to 50 forins apiece; an "Alchem-
ist" by David Teniers, rated at 25 forms
and Van Goyen, estimated at the same
figure. The second paper is a price list Of
certain pictures that were sold about the mid
die of the eighteenth century 1t includes q
Wouvermans, IA florins Meizu, los forms
and Van dc Velde, 100 forins The CON-
parison OF these prices with those secured al
the Hamilton sale is, to say the least of it.
instrctivue.
Chancellor Kent says "Witlout som,
provisions made in youth for the sequel o.
life, children of all condition would probabl,
become idle and vicious when they grow up
either from want of good instruction and tht
means Of subsistence, or from want of nationa
and useful occupations. A parent who sendi
his son into the world uneducated, and with.
out skill IN any art or science, does a grea
injury TO mankind as well as TO his own fam.
lily, for he defrauds the community Of a usefu
citizen and beqneathes it a nuisance. Thi
parental duty is strongly inculcaied b,
by writers on natural law. Soon was 81
deeply impressed with the force Of the obi
CATION that he even excused the children o
Athens from maintaining their parents if the,
had neglected TO train them up TO some art o
profession"
The great curiosity at the Monastery Of tn
Mount st. Bernard is the morgue. If the da,
is a little warm the brother who attends {
visitors hesitates q bit before opening th
door Of the wooden house just outside th
chief building. He first drives away til
dogs, who come prowling about, snuffing III
aiTsu spiciously, and has them shut int
their room opposite the huge refeciory. The
be marshals the little company Of information
al tourists in line before the mysterious dool
and opens the chamber Of horrors. The kee
mountain aiT rushes IN, and presently you ar
conscious Of faint, sickly odor-not stron
enough to be repulsiSe, but eminently sugges
i've OF death Then, as you stand ther
peering with strained eyeballs into the dark
ness, you become vaguely conscious that
lace Is looking at YOU i defy anyone who j
possessed OF the smallest grain of imagina
ton TO see that mysterious face GROWN
slowly oat OF the obscurity without a sudde
sinking Of the heart and chill which n
effort Of the viii can suppress
The spirit of the age-a spiri, Of correctio
and destruction-is triumphant over all th
Continent In Italy the rayages of the restors
are infinite. At Bordeaux the making Of
new road has entsiled the destruction Of man
Thirteenth and Fourteenth century house
At Basic, the western towers OF the gre;
church, which was built in the reign OF III
Emperor Henry II, have been thoroughly rs
stored, renovated and conventionalized. A
Berne the Cathedral has been handed over I
the architects of the place to be repaireC
completed and generally improved. And
Paris-Paris, aHlbiiicHs aTfiH8s, the eye Of th
universe, the brain of the world, th
city Of Victor Hugo, in fact-at Paris, it
found that the treasures of the Garde- Meubl
National have been restored and " don
up" for exhibition in the Palais des Champs
Elysees. In England We are-for the me
ment at least-more fortunate. 1t
proposed, for instance, to destroy the Old To
House at Yarmouth, which is said to 1
unique Of its kind in Britain Sir John Lut
book, however, has taken the matter in hans
and is doing his best to have the place apprg
priated as museum. 1t is said, TOO. thl