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HOME TESTIMONY

MyssRR. X. A. McCABKA Co.-G,nib'n'H b
Affords US 4 eat plsasur ~ "a testify Ia Insa
pcTIor merits ~ your "Krafts DiarasI
Compound" as y safs and reliable fah1|
preparation Of which VI. have "a huas
edge, In The cure OF the diseases for Whieti
IN recommended. :
Jacob Snyder, Wholesale Iron Merch.a
Iosegh ~ Bell, 1S''P aos Bel S 4 SS; s Ss
Bro. Allen Davis, Toll Keeper Natilns
Road. Lewis Lnnsford. late superinteni.a
National Road. O-cAr ssndrock, hAna 10
surance Company; T. u: Higgins, ra'ts
J. Campbell. Alexander Bone. NJ. J. Brslnll
Theodore schrciber. Florist DR.. A.. s,hoo!sf
and others.
Hundreds OF certificates could DO p,
sented which would show you that the 10
gradients Of this compound are almost es1
and every n q specific for the complaias
IL Is designed for. Above all, while II G q
be used with perfect safety In the case \
infants 1t is yet all powerful in curing "a
most obstinate and chronic cases Of dlr
rhma and ~dysentery In the old. We ~
you, having unalterable faith In its eilc.q
to try IL. II Is no quack remedy, buI !
genuine preparation that has true yinA
Missionary Thoburn wits:
NoRADABAp, N. W. lSpik
wish You would send 10 Alsts
Rooms No ID Mulberry street, Hes i91
three or four dozen bottles Of giraffe Dir
rhva Compound" II IL the pest thin ] sv
u,ed out here. ] want a supply Tor my go
among the "Hiil Men" J. NJ. 1HOnsEs
From Greenland's icy mountain, , IN
dia's coral strands there IL no rsm'!iA 4
deserving, We think, OF being in eel
home. The saying II old fashionel, u :
true, but mo family should be Tt,s's
it,"
Here 10 another extract from a l,Hs
and from q patent medicine man too,
BALTIMORE, hh
MuRsns. McCABk, KRArr 4 Go.
GcnLLenlen: The "Krsft's DIarrhp, Cos
ound" has bsen recsl red. j take plsisl'
a recopmsnding Il 70 my eds,om'r
lcle Of superior medlclnal.virtus. Iknors
no remedy 70 equal IL In snseuDg q sPssq
and permanent cure In the d diseases Tor shs
Il In recommended. Respectfully yoan Z
Proprietor Of foutE's xeiloins y
These testimonials are but merely iss
dentsl. We could oil whole columns u1
them. All the purport Of this sdvsfts
ment 10 10 induce you 10 buy Q bottle W
realize, when needed, that kBAfrl
DIARRHEA COMPOUND IL the grsss
and the best medicine Of the age.
r. A. McCABE & co.,
Proprieton and Wholesale Drusg'h
iu3ab Wheeling. w. Va.
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A Startling ntscove-

Physicians are often startled by remarka.
BILE discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
ThIort and Lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given up to die, is
starting them to realize their sense of duty,
snd examine into the merits of this won.
our besl physicians using It in their prac-
lice. Trial bottles loo at Logaa & Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store,
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A SERIOUS CHAHGE


Preferred Against a Young Man Of
the SOuih Side.
Fer the last week a warrant has been out
for John Kenney, on charge OF assault
with intent to outrage 3 young girl in the
Sixth Ward. But all efforts to capture the
young man have failed, as he has, in some
manner, been informed of the existence of
the warrant. The following is a brief out.
line of the case: This young man sccosted
4 girl about Is years of age about ten day,
sgo, near the barracks in The Sixth Ward,
and seized her. Just what followed, no one
seems to know exactly, but in a few min.
utes, a,man, who happened TO be passing.
stepped up and made him release the girl
The girls people fastened to Squire Muir
rims office and swOre out a warrant a:
abOYe stated.
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world,
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter,
Chopped Hands and all skin erupticns.
Guaranteed to cure in every instance, or
money refunded. % cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co, Druggists, Bridge
rrrpa
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of crasn

Lovers of ice cream will be benefited by
calling on Mrs. Ziegenfslder st, 66 TsesiIs
street. for the best ice cream in the CITY
Her ice cream is made Of pure cream from T.
I. Phillips Jersey cows, and is strictly
nrst class. No sdulteration. Wholesale
retail. Orders by telephone will re-
eeiye prompt attention. Goods de)iyeral
Tree OF CharCe to al narts Of the civ
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8bssla9 Register
MONDAY. July 80. ISS3.
INTELLIGENCE.
Index ts New Advertisements.

Grand Art Opening-J. H. Kirk.
Public Sale Of Valuable Property.
Aftera Season Of Unparalleled Success
Henry Jacobs-lHead Of Local
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Refrigerators-Nesbitt h Bro.
Telescopes. q. Dillon.
Wsnted-FuTnished ROom-[LOcal Page
Excelsior Baking Powder-R II. List.
Bargsins-T. Q. Moffat & Go.
Refrigerators-G. w. JohnSOn'S SOas.
Chamber SuitS-G. Mendel & Co.
Importantly. A. Wilson.
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To Builder~

Ala builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs Spouting.
etc;, sho1 d call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
N bouseeo'd Furnishing Goods and Manu-
s,nre "i G~siysaized Iron Goraics aud
falk sresi Bridgeport Ohio,
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WINSTON. FORSYTH Co. n. c

| GEsIs-1 desire TO express to you my
/ !hsnks for -four wonderful Hop Ritters. l
wss troubled With dyspepsia for five years
| previous TO commencing the use OF your
6.np Hitters some six months ago. Ny
Gun has been wonderful. am pastor OF
ISs r, st Methodist Church Of this place,
s-S ~ whole congregation can testify to
,bS 80. virtues OF yoRr bitters.
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FarmersDanartment

The Wheeling RsoIsrHR VA founded In
lbs, at the time Of the Inauguration Of the
state Of West Virginia. As Q part m parcel
OF the new State, cioaely identinsd with IL
sure 70 It's advancement, the REQUISITES share
In the Just emulation with which our peopls
regard liz bright career. The population Of
s;.c. sss Increased In greatsf ratio tksu
most Of the old s.s.e..s s! have muItt
ment has been well and economically admin
lstered. her resources are 6eing developed viii
sns.Ey: and her Heogl, {roSlns In s1lisstsn.
yelopment the REGIsrKR has developed, With
is prosperity the RsGsrER has prospsrsd
And a. showing tbs Estimation In which the
whose Interests Il has ateadfastiy battlsd, W
can FAY with truth that no other paper " rcd
BY a. many West VirEinians, nor doo INV
other psnetrsts every paft Of The stAts -
the RDsBfER win continus - hsfstofofs
the advocate Of . broad and liberal policy 10
and strengthening Of the free school system
the improvement OF the STATE and the dsver
opment Of III resources Its pfophston potn;
Tn WEEKIY RsGIsfEs y Q masnisesat
psg., e4-column p~apsr-pIios NS0 b mall.
The SUNDAY RHGrsfKR Is tns ams ass, and
be- airesdy gained . vsry iarEs ~oaisaon
fnsDAnI RsanTxs ID printed u -
year.
n 1ss eo1p asa n.S :1., i.sasd q tHs ss:.sIs
nov ready fer delfyeY-p1cs t1M
ANY pefson rsmittins 4 % thesubsegtpaos
price OF eithsr edition Of tbs papss. e6dingN
cents thereto will receive . copy OF this nsD
Thus
Weekly Register one year and Map---u
sunday Register one year and Hap----1
Daily Register one year and nap-----
Your subscription and friendly al are n.
ppeetfuliy solicited.
An agent in eyery school, istrist = wantst
70 get up clubs for the WEEKLY RBoRRx1
club Of 10 aud Q Map 20 Gaeh suhoeFfbsr WI
be sent for Sl360 and . special pro1iun ofA
COPY Of the pAper one year md The 4aDs VII
b ssnt 20 the gstteT mp Of the sauh.
LEWIS BAKER q GO.
uxyvur uro ~
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WHY suffer longer from dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, went of appetite, loss OF strength,
lack OF energy, malaria, intermittent
fcvers, etc.? Browns Iron Bitters never
fail to cure these diseases. They act like q
charm on the digestive organs, removing
all dyspeptic symptoms, such at belching
heartburn, biliousness, etc. Remember II
is the only iron preparation that will not
blacken the teeth or give headache. Ask
your druggists concerning its merit.
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New GOods

At John Roemer's, cheaper than auction
prices. Muslius, Sheetings, Calicos. Flan-
nels, Dress Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Blinds. Wall Papers cheaper than
eysr-but only for cash. Call soon if you
wish to save money. John Roemer, Nos.
20l9 and 282i Main street.
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Gen0emen.

II you want q bargain In g low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my atock
before purchasing. Ig~uarantes prices and
style TO suit L Y. Blond.
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LIVES OF gfcat men All remind rs

LIVES Of gicat men all remind us
We can make 7pr lives sublime.
But herewith Il sugsssston-you can have
q better time
BY indulglng in . liquor, pus and fresh sad
healthful too.
Smiths cream ale Is here refereed to-s SAN
ME NOnll mot M
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The best purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Enac'
tivity Of the liver, biliousness, jsundice,
constipation, weak kidneys, or any dis.
CURES an appetizer, tonic or mild ssimu.
LIANT will always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction or money
refukded. Sold at 50 cents Q bottle BY
Logan & Co., druggists. Bridge Corner.
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So 400 yersus RI.aA

81 spent $500 with other doctors
writes Mr.. J. w. Thornton, Of Claiborn,
Miss, Samaritan Nervine, however, alone
cured my son OF fits" This is on a par
with hundreds of others, speedy but thor
| ough.
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SIGHT Is priceless. Be wise
and get selected glasses from
JACOB w. CRUDE, Practical
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BarEaIns

OrR clearance sale Is cheaper than any
other sale Of shoes, ~ Twelfth stresi
Lypch's.
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RucLIen,s Arnica SaIVe.

CLrARAYCR sale OF summer shoes at
LynCh's, IA Twelfth street.
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Dr.. J. c. Fiddler, Jefferson, City, No,
says: Persons who use Browns Iron
Bitters always speak well Of it / think Ii q
good medicinal
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G. S. Feeny has the finest Gravely to-
bacco in the market.
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CrEAaAxcx tale of shoes at "A Twelfth
street. LyucL's.
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In walking Shoes aud ,llpp-rs !, L v.
Blends
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SohS DoShkLl WIS Iron Bitters
horo, Miss, says: "Brc aud Il ia en-.
is prescribed by ~phyacian.
sidersd a good met icine."
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-, w.r, n appetite, withou
Mr. JOIN O'DoSsu

tight, ur.vau
LEU upon o md sleep well at night
Tpsoks re nnst,h sSuperb cream ale.
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To DenTerr I'm T.n.n

Call 81 G s Peenys and get
tha<shoice 6raysiy tobacco.
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IT IS 4 MEDICINE

That should be on the shelf in every h1s,
There is no telling the time wnen 8 rea
edy OF this character Is no, in immeiii.
demand. The argument, therefore, naigs
ally follows: buy Q bottle Of this masaii
cent medicine at once aud keep il, in ySti
house.
In testimony Of Its value read the "a
lowing a:
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Admiral Farragut's Boyh cd.

When Admiral F~arragut was a boy he
accompanied his father, who was an officer
in the United States Navy. on a voyage.
lie went IS a cabin-boy The little fellow
was a great tavorite with the sailors, and
thought II manly to initiate their vices He
learned to swear and smoke and drink. aud
bee me IN expert in games of chance. In
short, the boy was on the road to ruin.
One day his father, who had been watching
his course, called him into the c bin and
locked the door. The dmiral tells VIII t
followed in his own language:
" David, VIII t do you mean to be p
asked my father.
II mean to follow the sea- said |.
Follow the sea Yes, be a poor, miser-
able, druken sailor before the mast, kicked
and cuffed about the world, and d e in some
fever hospital III a foreign cline
NO" | said, III tread the quarterback
and command. as you do"
mo David no boy ever tired the quarter
deck with such principles as you exhibit.
You will have to change the whole course
of your life if you ever become Il man
My f ther left me and went on deck.
was stunned by the rebuke and overwhelm
ed with notification. ." A poor, miserable,
drunken sailor before the mast, kicked and
cuffed about the world, and to die IN some
fever hospital - That's my fate. is it I'll
change my life, and ch,nge it t once. |
will never drink another drop OF intoxicating
liquors | will never gamble. And as God
Is my witness, l have kept those VOWS to
this hour
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SALE OF LEASES OF GOVERNMENT
LANDS.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE,
HONOLULU, March 9th, 1888.

DEPAET1TEST or INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE,
HONOLULU, March 9th, 1888.
on MONDAY. r Both. 1888, AT the front
entrance Of ALIIOLANI HALL at y o'clock noon,
will be sold at Public Auction tile following Leases
Of Government Lands
1st-THOSE TWO VALUABLE PARCELS Of
land, situated above the main road from KOHALA
LOK % HAHUKONA, between one and two miles
SOUTH Of KINDS MILL and containing 100
acres.
~TERMS-Lease 10 years. Upset price so per
annum for the two peices, payable aemi-annually
in advance. ZAP. 67O)
2nd-Fivc pieces OF land in KGPAHULU. Island
Of Maui, viz.
Lot Am Alaeiki containing p acres.
Lot 4 AIN Papaululana containing liz acres.
Lot BIN Wailama containing 6 $500 acres.
Lot C-In Halemano containing 10 go acres.
Lot DIN Kalena containing 50 acres.
Lot Fin Kikoo containing 135 acres.
TEBV5-Lease 10 years. Upset price $3.50 per
annum for the five lots, payable semi-annually in
advance. Gap. GID
3rd-AH that Ahupuaa in the District Of HILO,
HAWAII, known a. MANOLOA, and containg 3O5
acres more or less.
T~ERMS-Lease 10 years. Upset price Sl0O per
annum, payable semi-annually in advance. ZAP.
GG9)
For full particulars Of the surveys Of the above
lands application may be made to the Land
Office Of this Department.
JOHN E. BUSH, Minister of the Interior.
March. 81. I'd
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highly refractile, rose-colored bodies were
seen IN the p~rotoplasm of the hypertro-
phied lymphOid cells of specimens colored
with armine These are the parasites
associated with leprosy. They may be
studied IN a fresh piece of the tubercle,
removed from the living patient and teased
apar in water. They are either spherical
or ~rod-shaped, aud pronel themselves in
curved lines. Permanent specimens are
prepared by SUCCESSFULLY placing thin
sections IN a forty per cent. solution of
alcohol, in absolute alcohol. and in a one
ana one-halt per cent. COlOring solution of
methyl-viOlst. The sections are then treat
ed with a one TO four per cent. solution of
olcaroonate or sodium, with absolute alec
mol and the oil of cloves, after which they
are preserved in Canada balsam. In sue
cessfuily prepared specimens the parasites
IN the cells are cOlOTed deep blue, while the
protoplasm OF the cells and the connective
tissue corpuscles are cOlorless. Immersion
ooJectIves are preferred for the study of
these specimens. The rod-shaped parasites
are arranged in bundles. This is due to the
action Of the alcohol. The spheroidal para
sites are aggregated or ISOLATED. Very few
parasites are fcund outside the cells. The
epidermal cells, although thinned, contain
no parasites, and seem TO offer an almost
lmpenetrable barrier to their progress. The
authors believe the slightly contagious
nature of the disease TO be referabIe to this
fact"
The above extract from a French medical
Journal, showing the results of some
researches OF two eminent pathologists as
to the existence of parasites in lepIosy Is
worthy of consideration. 1t is Il theory that
some of our best medical authorities nave
long held, and it is believed that ere many
years, 1t will become Il demonstrated fact
that this disease is caused by Il specific Bac-
term just as the new micro-organisms eli
typhoid fever havebeen found and described
by Eberth of Zurich.
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SALE OF LEASES OF GOVERNMENT
LAND.
II

DEPARF1IENT OF INTEEi.E, LAND OFFICE,
HoNoLrLy, April 3, 1888.
ON MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1888, at the front en-
trance Of Aliiolani Hale &c y O'Clock m, viii be
sold at Public Auction the Lease for ten years Of
that tract Of land belonging to the Hawaiian Gov
ernmeut, situated in Kalilii, Kona, Oahu, being
part Of the Lele Of Kaluaopalena, and containing
about 20 acres.
-TERMs-Upsetp price SO per annum. Payable
in advance. Lease to date from April ID, 1882.
Also, at the same time and place-that valuable
tract Of land situated in the district of Kan,
Hawaii. including all the unsold Government
lands between Moaula and Keaiwa from the sea-
shore to the woods.
Terms Lease, 10 years upset price. $3.50 per
annum, payable semi-annually i'll advance. ZAP.
GIL
ZAP. 673) JNO. E. BUSH,
AMI I'll Minister of Interior.
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Reception at Iolan1 Palace.

On Saturday, the Tth instant. at noon, His
Majesty the King received, at Iolani Palace, J. W.
Phuger, Vice Consul Of Russia, Captain L.
EalOgueras, Commander p. Chaykovsky, and
officers Of II. 1. Il. ". Nayezdnik.
Consul Phuger, Captain /. Kalogueras, and
officers were met by the Chamberlain at the en-
trance Of the Palace, and were received by His
ExeeIIency the Miaister Of Foreign Affairs at the
head Of the grand staircase. and then escorted 10
the Audience Hall. His ExceIIeney the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs presented to His Majesty, Consul
J. W. Pfuger, who then presented to His Majesty.
Captain L. Kalogueras, COmmandant Of II. 1. r NJ.
Nayesdnik, who delivered, in the English Ian
guage, the following address
Your MAIEsrY,|I have come TO Honolulu by
order 81 His Imperial Russian Majesty, who pre-
sents His congratulations 20 Ills Majesty the kim
Of Hawaii on the occasion Of the coronation 81
Their Maiesties. His Imperial Majesty regrets
much that the long voyage Of His ship, which was
intended TO be- present at the ceremony Of the
coronation, prevented her arrival at Honolulu at
the proper time
His Majesty then replied as follows
CAPTAIS,-I am happy to welcome You ss the
envoy and messenger Of my great and good friend,
the Emperor Jf Russia, aud / receive with great
pleasure and high consideration the congratula-
tons Of His Imperial Majesty which you now pre-
sent TO me on the accomplishment Of the corona
ton Of myself and Royal COnsOrt. / am pleased
to welcome you, Captain, to my dOminiOus, and 1
shall request the officers Of my Government to
afford you and the officers Of His Imperial Majesty's
ship Of war, the Nayesdnik, every facility for max
ing your visit to my Kingdom enjoyable
Captain KalOSueras then presented the follow
ing officers Of the Nayezdnik Commander z.
Chaykovsky Lieutenants n. EismOntt, S. Cir
gorief Doctor smirnof Lieutenants, T. Tvanoff,
A. shnanck Chief Of Artillery, NJ. Barthalkine
Chief Engineer, T.. Sidorof; Chief Navigating
Lieutenant. A. vasiIiew; Lieutenant L. V
schoultz, Engineer yedernikoff, Lieutenant Count
II. Lamsdorh.
There were present His Elk. W. VI. Gibson,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs His Ex. John Z. Bush,
Minister Of tho Interior His Elk. J. VI. kapcna,
Minister of Finance Hon. Noble A. S. C%leghorn,
Acting-Governor Of Oahu Col. Hon. c. II. Judd,
His Majesty's Chamberlain Major E. W. Purvis,
Vice-ChamberIain and His Majesty's Aides, Col.
C.. P. Iaukea and Colonel ]. Boyd.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT LAND.

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE,
HoSoLULU, April 18th, 1888.
On MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1888. at the front en-
trance Of AIiiolani Hale, at II O'Clock NJ, will be
SOLD at Public Auction, that TRACT OF LAND
belonging TO the Hawaiian Government. situated
in H~IKIAUPEA, KAUPO. MAUI, on the mauka
side Of the Government Road, and adjoining Grant
to Wilmington, containing q 61-1OO acres.
Terms: Cash. upset price, 500. Gap. G72)
inc +. BUSH,
ap3 If Minister Of Interior.
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rOun sum Of five hundred dollars for her
benefit Prominent among those who
gladly contributed towards raising this
amount were the hardworking mechanics
and labOrers connected with the Honolulu
Iron Works. This example Is worthy of all
praise and continued imitation. There are
numerous other instances, too, of a more
private, but not a less laudable hberality on
the part of our citizens with which the
community is familiar. Only q short time
ago we know of a young man who ar
rived in our port with but little means.
and for some little time after taking up
his residence here he was unable to
work on account of sickness. His
money was soon exhausted and he had
nothing wherewith to obtain necessary
f"od, but he had only just made his condf-
ton known, when a gentleman, hearing of
the facts in reference TO him, Immediately
Offered him assistance out of his own
permit his name to be mentioned, but such
not that there are many individuals i'm this
city who have aided others in similar ext
gencies. Again, men who seek employ
ment find everyone they meet interested in
lending them assistance. Mr.. J. f. WISE
man has especially eXerted himself in
behalf of this class of men, and the EN-
plOyment Committee of the Y. NJ. c.. A.
have, doubtless, been active IN aiding those
in search of work. Altogether, there is
probably no place on the face of the earth
where a broader kindliness is exercised
towards the afflicted and unfortunate, or
towards those who have occasion to solicit
the friendly offices as their fellow man than
in Honolulu.
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The following table, showing the date of
the most recent census in the principal
countries of the civilized world, with the
result, may prove useful for future reference.
1t viii be seen that the annual increase is
higher in the United States than i'm any
other country, no doubt due to the large
amount of immigration. 1t is an astonish-
ing fact that England ranks third amongst
the twenty countries enumerated, in the
rate of annual increase. Notwithstanding
the enormous amount of emigration from
thence. Hungary is lowest in the scale,
and France next:
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The excellencies Of a mans nature are
often the means of his FIJI and rise, and
afford the platform for his most dangerous
tie nptations and his keene>t sorrows
Many in this world run after felicity like
an abSent-minded man hunting for his hat,
while all the time it is on his head or in
his Land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-04-14
School Notice.

The regular vacation Of one week at the close Of
tho first school session Of the year, Of all Govern
ment Schools ia the Kingdom, VIII extend from
Friday the 18Th. to Monday tie 23d Of April next
w. JAS. SMITH. Secretary.
Department u Education, March 2sth. 1888.
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