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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

@-Terms for Music At the Hallowell
Classical Academy-Piano or Vocal Lessons
liz lessons, Zone lesson weekly el2; "a
lessons, (two lessons . weekly els; 60 Les
sons, daily Is minutes) SIS; in classes OF
two, "a lessons, Si2; in classes of three, "a
lessons 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

W-Professor HochdorfeP. Of Hallowsll
Classical Academy. will give lessons in
French and German as reasonable rates.
Reduction Of forty per cent. will Be made for
classes Of three or more. sept242w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

Il will cure you-is will convince yoa-it
will DO y0ur stay during life. Only try is.
Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup. For sals by
Allen 8 Co. apr7t&w I'm
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Marrtfn.

In Augusta, Oct. z q the rsssdence of the brides
fsther by Rev. Z. 8. SmaIl Mr. Robert B. walker
Of Roston. Mass 70 Mise A6die r Bangs Of Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

HAY FEvEA. My brother Myron and my
self were both cured of Catarrh and Hay
Fever last July and August BY Ely's Cream
Balm. Up to Dec. 20, these troubles have
not returned. GABRIEL FERRIS.
Spencer, N. Y.
HAY FsvKR. Was afflicted for twenty
years with Hay Fever. I used Ely's Cream
Balm with favorable results, and can recon-
mend it to all.--Robert W. Townley. lex
Mayor, Elizabeth, N. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
MAINE GENERAL HOsPITaI..
HOPE Cor the Ua " i!

MICMoLgons Hnprsvsd ArssaefAi EAn
DRUMS. Ths onlY sara, eAsY, aad nnsesn dsvice
rsed q pensnentiY 4 toe ksarine. Rscorsnendsd
~ ssissxlsS nss - Baf6ps and America Write
ots6. xsss ~ M fosE e1 . s. q 81 s,cA'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

The contract for erecting the walls Of the
ssv building of the Maine Industrial School
fos Girls. has been let to ". C. Foster q
Son Of wsssrvills. II 10 expected shas shsy
ell be up BY November 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
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50 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
M0N MOUTH.

The following we're installed officers in
Monmouth Lodge F. A. NJ, Saturday
evening, October 4th J. C. Kingsbury, W.
M.;T,F. Fisherty, :. W: H. B. Blake, j.
W.; +. A. Prescott, SD. +. o. Flanders,
]. D. ID. c Boynton, Sec. L, b. Owen,
Tyler.-Mr. Albert Fol, ON OF California, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. &. L. Oven,
here. He has been absent 30 years His
brother Leonard is also here from Georgia.
where he has been - years.. q. Blossom,
formerly secretary of Monmouth Insurance
Co and wife are visiting here.--T. +. Flah-
erty recently bought Of Alvsh Gilman, two
promising Constellation colts.-W. X. Dnd-
lev started Monday for Wisconsin, where he
has gone on husiness.-At business meeting
of the reform club held Monday evening
officers were elected as follows: Greenlief
smith. pres, G w. Fogs, g Gott.and WV
Plummer. vice presidents; Leroy Shorey sec
and treasurer; N c. Clifford, chaplain -
The apple crop is the largest for years IN this
section. Farmers are bothered To md bar
rels We are not aware that any winter
fruit has been disposed of but it must start
very low good many of our people visit
ed Litchfield Fair Tuesday. the
9th, 10 the day fixed for Monmouth Fair.
entertainments.
Readers of the Journal should notice the
announcement of the operas 20 be given in
Portland BY the Boston Ideal Opera Co., I'M
dsf the Management Of Ira G. Ssockbridge.
Martha. patience and Girode-G iroda viii be
rendefed:s. Half fare on she Maine Central
can be hsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

The BitlAsfnra nssssyoif 10 aituAssd about
three miles from the Post Once. II 10 Q
large basin said TO contaia $4,000 gallons Of
water. The Wallis built Of. selid granite.
taken from the ledge upon which the cisssrn
10 erected. The bottom Of the basin 10 nearly
all ledge. The main pipe b 20 inches in
diameter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08

A BacSSche, Drswing-ioNn Pain, Weary, Tirei
colored Urines L ypu have,sn Of these trouble.
yon hihoOsr Have y'iu jaan,.socs 10 yen havc a
pSiious II 50 you have Llver Cemplas 1 and shov
MRS CHAs, HArHoRN, 81 Pearl 81, Bangor, his
been very low with Kidney Disease; she had hsen
e0nfneNi u her bed for some time. Had a con-
stSnt and intense
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
04z-ss POlatseN

he Chi1ese bavg pecr.izr theory that the
rrruer dnratioa CT a dvzaSsv sheHlc ncs exceed
era haniTed years-a tern vhici the rsi-ring
f.usiy has slrVaiy greatly 0vsrstsPped Beside
shs s;sxrlar srperStiriuu. the Chiusse have AZ
other 5eeply rested ilea that the line e ds-
-rers bas ncs beer preserved iaszci BY tbs
rsfg-ing sy11ssy. A CV1rs Intrigue. Supposed
o. kzve ccrurre1 euri-S the relgu os Hars
Chi1z- the Successor CT kazs 81, : s5i8 TO
have ucrasSica~d the ruucr. WHICH nowaeays
70 vs5-iv r-Ssi-sd. a-s Sc both superstition
sai uasicnal a1tipaihy have part IN The PrS-
vzsiirs s;rcrS feeling against the IA fsiBg,
dvnAsty. s. that nov i = not h-lle dl5cult
C eesae the real pesitlcu q he people uita
regard = thcir prsssuS scyereisl- Chiul Is
sFerTua With secrsl crgzHizzilans wuose real
am . the absiifisn Of the Tartars and install
isri1n q Ceip~se zonarch. rGS1fs &c gtsTaLS.
TSe szzo1s White Lily sect e he ucrtheru
and esrrrsl rreVincrs- as usi az The Tusd
So-iefy 81 The SoEtheru States, h1ve one and
tie sane vbiees IN v1sv. The raisCu t'etre e
Cernsss ssc-sk CrE1ulzatiors vas originally act
o. uRch q political as CT theosophlc ca
AA&coic Character Men furuled leagues t5-
Z th-r fer tbe perpcse Ct rrlcticiuS certain
turus AMI MODES Ct worship, IS vel as up
hctiln- errtzi1 6cetriaes Ehich were a. vari-
a--- wish the Recognized erseis u CaIzz- A.
Frsssrs three early tsnsts have been lost Sigh.
cf, ard Chirese secrst. societies eci2 ouly y
TIE cd scruEias 4 initiation and erai. % oeisr
g. ecn=eal their true PciI1iczl c5ar1c1er- T6ey
boast r1zbers q meubers throughout The
lsuEth ard hresSfh Ct the Empire, and are a
c,s1st.r, so1rre e anIiety 1Ec vu-riusgE q
ths Pskiss srtAocities. TIE T'a-pins rebei-
loo ITSELF, as vel az m1uy 0tbers Ct less i'm
pSrs1nc-, was tie Oescczts Ct the W1tts LILY
sect tie riots a. Csatou and tie uids sprsai
seiiEiec 4lcng the Yang-yzs, were dge 20 re
schemes Ct the Triariis-z- No werasr, tssu-
tkaE % zoe trccre are euuSrIr-iy employed
1hcui The capital, or that TIE NicsrVS e Car
t-e has e uainssi1 his ihgzsaZlis Of Tartar
scliiers.- FoEuhrnnG G,E-gCg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

F1shIcu Kills more women than ioii and s0r-
rug. Otedieuce 10 fashion Is a greater trans
Sresaiou uf thz laws Of wumzuis 1aiEre, 4
greater injury 10 her physical and meglai cor
gtitEfion thar poverty ard neglect The slave
vcu.4n AZ her task vii live and grow cd and
zee tre CT three Eeuerzfious 4 her mistressss
fade and pass away. The washeTW0ulan, with
scarce a ray Of hope 70 cheer Der IL her toll,
vii live to see Der fashiouabIe sisters die al
zruuni her The kitchen maid is hearty and
strsnK vbsu her lady has TO be n1rsed Ike a
mex bsby. Il II a sad truth that fasbica-pau.-
pered women are alnozs worthless for all the
ezds e human life they have bEt itile force Ct
Character; they have still less power Of mental
viii, and quite as little ph!sic1l energy. They
live fur no great pGrpose n life they accna-
rijsh 70 worthy ends- They are 0aiy doll forms
= the bands ef nilliEeTs and servants b be
dressed and FED - crier. They write % books;
they set no rich examples Of virtues azd vo-
manly iife. II they rear children. servants
ard nzrses do all save give then birth, and
vhez reared wh1t are they2 What DO they
ever amount to bot weak scious Of the old
gtnckf Who ever heard Of a fzzHionable 90
r7ar'r child exhibiting any Tiftle o. power q
nird for which i became eminent Read tie
bicETzphies q or great and gu-,d mea and
wumen- Sos che Of them had fzshianabe
ncthsr- They nearly al sPrzng frun struug
Esiodei wousz, vho had abour zs Little 10 %
with fzshion a. With tie changing eIoads. The
trite aging. "a man nay say TOO much, ever
% the best Of subjects,D vii answer here Il
I had net lifted up the stane JOG bad not fc1nl
tie JsEel. S-Fd-ple~ D1ngAfzT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

Whatever nav betiie, ueu have good cause
&c rejoice that they bear 70 part il that cru7Fu-
izE bore q al bcres known a. the eternal
call That i feminine Institution l. :
the Invention uf the sex and tie sex creams
u1cer it, ycks. Nan smokes Lis tobacco n
bs1fIhc peace While the wife and daughters
pay ,rib1fe 70 the formal call he hears the
so1r1 r0cr prayer that parties VIII &c CIT and
that the matter can be dispatched with I card.
BE quietly notes tie sigb Ct relief when the
exhausted vsuen return altar hours Of social
distress. he observes the az Of dress incident
% the affair, the bad temper Il iuvokss and tie
hypocrisy and totzl ahssuce CT any equivalent
II the way CT pleasure fer all this slavish ai-
herencs u cgstcn and then iinly realizes the
uirsczl01s felicity CT his oEu escape fruu
such thrzldou and /: nay Re be takes comfort
II tie thocgtE that the whole business falls
tetally o. those who have made him pay the
-rlFer for countless ether freaks asd whins
q fashiou and caprice TIE elasticity Of coz
ssieaes With which the gentle creatures. en-
dezvur &c Mitigate the infection Of tie formal
cali BY conTenienr 6bs, furnishes the masca-
Inc monster some amusing f9od fer study, and
i nay Be Doubted Ehsther be would bud-s an
icch = abolish the formal call. L Is diamaui
CT, diazund, women annoying women. In
such transaction the wise nan holds al0of
ard lets the dainty belligsrsnts. Ezs4ssTadiag
a. friends, manage the hollow and artificial
show as salts themselves Il Is not oftea that
he has an opportunity Ct keeping cat Of game
n which women array their wits against 0ss
zautheT instead Of against the commsE tyraui
Fan BE i al liberty 70 be jadIciousiy
siisat and hear the far prattlers discuss each
othsr IN styis utterly gulIks the fancy pic
ggrss q noTelisfs and poets, and If he does net
ST soze ~holezoDe enlightenment be Is hope
le-sly stupid. Tue formal cali Is an eye opener.
In Its Incepuou, progress anc sequel It Iliu1ii-
hates the dali brain q nan a. 70 tie Iu6zite
variety, Versatility and grin elasticity OF Inai
delightful cpupoend CT puff, powder and pas
aiun EngWn as WOMB PnEskv-gl I-f-yr1Ph
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

i i = EliazppEsbensioz to suppose that the
chef purpose 81 Arctic exploration i 70 rcact
he horth Pole The North Poie has figured
m The schemes of scientific explorers ouly - >
desirable incident in the Carrying oct OF their
work Geogrsphers talk Of the Sorfh Pole
qn1ss pnEe aud aizple a. al unscieutifc and .
puerlle ioea- What explorers are really ez-
pected q d 4 q adTzies az far a. practicable
infe he unkzovn reEitn 10 study ia geogrz-
phy and rake imPortAui scientific otservations
cursain Mares, uine years sgu, had 10 halt 500
niles MS side q he pale Bat his ezpeiitiou
w.s called hrilliant s1cceaa, becanse he en-
tered Ghs graf frozen sea ncrth q this couti
nsuf, uzpiored he ooast line for distance q
itfrty-fre degrees q iongitudes and bE1aShr
l11ls ereat n,zns n Interesting scientific dzKa.
Tie IradinE Esrrrzphern assert that Arctic
c1piormfi0u is ct fmmgngr value g. tie wcrd,
t.efh IN ~ scfsr,ffr znd - ~ cr1ilsr-iai -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
Isesas trsa Lad in Ezziaad-

What Is the lazdo~nsrs' snare Of The pE0dace
q iane2 The Iandewnsrs' income from i11t
y very considerable, though he Development
Ct ether r-sc1ryss has, n 4 E4n1sr, tended &C
rSSaca Is prppcrLiogare reiaiigu % Ctlsr u
or-ss. Il islt-i5, S. per csus Ct the vbale
tlxzhie iuccue vas frcm hne- u fS.2 s.
th- PrvpoT1o1 vas c1ly - per csuI; and yet,
Nesiss II fSif-I5 the incrze frun lard n Eng
lad was E5a SEQ 900, "a iSsl-S1 Il vas E53,-
Co, coo AlJcssther. ass, 0Go, agg i gut FROM
rss. cf land il tie U1ilsd kIHg.gu-al east
that Is the portiou fer wsich tie il1towEsrs
ars assessed % I1ccue tax uudsr Scheduls A,
subject hoseE=r, % tlIss aud al. lie mort
CAGES gpcu their iaa6, fer vbc ca1 tel how
nsch they have bcrrgveG3 Wac cJu ssll bow
n1zck lKadoEusrz eve &c Insurance. ccrapluIss.
o. bankers and mcusy HEADERS II a fourth Of
the trtai cultivated land q the CuIlsd kIz--
tcu belorSs &c 4boul Twelve hunirsi gersc1s,
L Wc1ld foiloE taas fCartb Of ss $50 1Q0.-
Gee income world e Ike Eise sSGls-rig gtsi,
bVg there Is a vugisrf1l difference between
acreage and VaIus- Compare the vlllhgt an
acre Ct land IA tie CITY Of Lc1dcu and a acre
Of iznd II Derse szhiru u SuEhsriaacshlrs- Tue
CITY q L1Gdoc, with culy SIS acres, had %
lsSl-s2 an estimated rectal Of Ei.l76,e99. CIV
inc = proportion Of E6,-sl Per arrs- Tue
eu13ty q Dorset. with 81 90 acres, bad An
estimated rgnrzl Of e, l2t,QQQ, Or 4 proportion
ef a Iss per acre SgEhsdani, with | ,Z07 -
600 acres, bad Al estimated reuLal Of EsS,9Q9,
or proportioa Of o1e shilling and siKpsncs
per acre. Fancy what enormous fortunes have
accrued % those who Inherited CT purchased
lA1f 1sefEl fer bGIl6Ilg purposes IN cur large
towns, and how peck, CO the oEhsr hand l. the
value Of moor or bocgy land L has been ar
gusd thai the uneIrusf Increment fruu the
more favored porticns should belgug &c and Be
appropriated oy the Stale Il Is however, 4
vel Recognized prIucipis Of law, that the pro-
prefer Of real estate has ! right % any in
prove1ert IN its vzi1s fr0a Whatever el1se,
ard certainly any liuiltian Of such right
wgGiG oPerate as i tisccura-ensut 70 the ac-
QUESTION az pruparJy. The owner OF property
uust be allowed o take his chances q any
futzrs Improvement # Re has 70 t1ks ms chance
e any future etgrigratiCu.-Lsisazs HUI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
VOL. NIX.--No. %.

poets, They say hat winds, tides, terrestrial
ntss1eEiszl, archaeological. and other irnpcr-
tznt pheucmena cauncs be thoroughly iuvcsti-
gated czceFs ugcer Darr diHersns conditions
e Temperatures ard locality. AucuS many
,-iumPhs &C Arctic research they nsnticn the
hxizS o. The position Of the true magnetic pcle
b. Ross, the 5ndias Of the simple nears Of
keeping the needle poiutius 70 the true ucrth
N higa latitc1es, the discovery CT the CONNER
csal Mineral eTyoiSte, ssd q TIE great v5slios
az1 sealiss grounds in TIE Spitzbcrgsn ard
North 6recnlau1 Ssas- They assert also. that
n spste 81 the frightiai disasters that have BE-
talicn s,ne exploring partiss. the loss Ct hfe
hss eeen s-l1li- Abcus ) Per eentof the Arctic
explorers have died IN the eeurse e their work
rot large proportion when compared WIKI
tAs mortality smcng African explcrers.-Ssrr
Eg-5 Szal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
CIV. HACFARLANE A co.
,----------. -. -c,~-~rrernvr rrrrrunr-

- LIVE BLnrA- -
Cox Fort aad ltnesn srrerts. Hoaoiziu- H. T.
he 6lxsrnu AID Hs1cinin Line ~ Psctctf-
Schz HaT a Cos LireEpo0l arl L0sslau Packets
Tic = aiE1r1 fs11f1tI1l-
It4 3rCc1Er l'1l1 tstfo1- lIIl1-
Un1rEl1u rllrrIrltr. HE
Mluiset, Tai 3 E7.fa1n rs-zr Na1hinr-y.
Tha fzlisa sheep EaneA csnraay. 1873
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

a GENT efnremcn Heard % U pderUritera,
- Aseat q Dresden hstfi % eafrWriicrH,
ASest 81 vienna noeld y pptcrvtiicrs
Claims against Insurance CcqaHics Nlihla he inrt
dictcn u the ahcv Boards q NatcfNfirrs ne have
70 y erttiacd % ~ ne above Assnt % make hen
wai1t.f ~ "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

Philadelphia Beard Of Underwriters.
A GENrs er the Hawallan Islands,
n iNs y G. hREWkk co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

from Symca q Co. Pharmaceutical Casn||1a
can Hall NlmlI. January D ittA 10 j. ~ DID
ksq.. %. Great Russell slfrct. nluum4uaII. II
Dear Sir-we cmorace this crpofiunI,y ~ crr
esteemed medicine. ur. = Coils nlaUnra CkiaI
has earned Tor iisclf MOI only I'm nIndosIIn.
over tho Elsl A. remedy faf general HfII|If II
question whether q better is imported Inr1 ne y
and w shall BE- glad o. hear " iis aEdInr trI
every Anglo Indian hem-i ihr nthat nIlnlF.
sorry % say, arcuew rvirealrd q TIE NATIVE @ssl||
Judging from their sale We fancy ihllI IainHa
Will By but cvancsCcuL We conla milIinT III
% laaHAgg % ihu extraordinary fiiracr ~ nIl
hropue's ChlurutlYnc iH lsfarfhU1 and Uep
Spasns, Cramps, Nguf1lgia, ne AQmIiInz Of FI=F
and a. general scdlfiVe, that have nrf dfei ia
personal observation during MANY ycaia. pa ca
hiauhgi. and even Ia the more teif,hh Terms -
era itself. We have Witnessed iif -nfrr 4InnIr CO
ing power Wchavc mover used any .rIiicr tenn
medicine than Coils Brownies from q llfm cuul
that ltis decidedly thc best. and also ltum sense
We uNc 20 lhc profession and TIE public. "a -
opinion that Che substitution Of any ether thail
Brownies q nNLinEnSrr NnrAcu o. rAIIH d
rkNr or ruE curNisr no ruEscmnaa Avn n
kflNr. We are, Sir. faithfully yuurs, trlarI
Members 90 che raafm society 81 Great 1iItInn
kzecilenoy the Nieefuye Chemists.
CAUTION. -viee.Chancciiof SIR W PAGE
stated that Or. Coils rFuwfr wa. uudunhIe|
Inventor 20 ChlorodYuc. that The -tusv 1f itf
dani frcuman vas deliberately untrue, eh'f
regretted 90 say. had boon sworn ie.--sce -thn II
July %, 1854.
Sold ia bottles nd IL. fisd. .. ID. a. a.. a.
each. None Is gcuuinc wiihout the words "a Dr.
lis Brownies Chlnrodyne ON the Government
Overwhelming medical testimony aeesmpanis,
bottle.
Canton. Beware Of piuty and limitations
Sole Manuiafturc-J. r. DAVENPORT. On
knsscll street. bloomsbury, l. ondou. 800
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
Insurance Notice.

yNyaE AGENT FOR ruE uRfrIsn YER
eign Nartnc Insurance Company lLimitcsn has
rcesired instrneticns lc Reduce the Rates u Ia
ssranee oetWrca Hunoielu and r,rs ihc fardc and
i new prerard 70 Issue Policies a. the lowest rates.
viii SPECIAL fesiuciicD ~ frcirht per siramrrs.
TuEO. li. nANtES.
~ IL Arent nrit Frr MAJ las. "a, II uitrd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
Jnsuraan Nosins.

BsSien Beard Of Underwriters.
a eENrs Ter che aawsitan islands.
lAn ~ c nREMEE 4 co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
DR. j C0lllS BR0WNF'S CHl0RI

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY uENrIl|
Aesicr % inTauds -il yon with To- aolaIn
ilcshinF slrcn. iFrc ilum hrdda1hr. rel lININ
fnrulal, tsrraim and asaualr i1u ulHr ri
proitactcii dllclsc. InrlInIsIi ire a1Ignna "a
rcgulatr ne circulating ~ tllma u ne 49,.
rrdrIdr Yuurrcif ~iin that nallr'Iun1 10Hnr||
" ~ d.. Z tuIlis Nrowne t|aIH NlmIr "A 0I|NEI
q ldnIiIftI ~ thr UlufrlfIUN u BE- Do nnlI y
md sqlnahlr rruirdT qvur dlecofcr-s.
ClltOROnNNElat hr beet lcnicdq known 90
Cuusumption, nrunchIiit, Antnmn
CifLoRODNNE acts lie a charm In nIarII
j. The only specific IN Cnoicis and nyteninrf.
CHLOAOnNNE cgecnallr cnfs Short an 4
kpllcpsy, uyaictia. falrinilou. antl 3nasms.
CuLORunNNE IL tho anly palliative ia y
rheumatism, Cont, c1ncar. rnoiharhr. MAnIn|
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
CECIL BROWN

CHAs. H. GULICK.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Agent To taxa AekzsEIszzzszl . Lahsr coztrzsz
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
ore IN MExes's Eloek, -srzeE Qscrz AID Ezahznaaaz
street, HCuriziz- ~ u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

PANTHEoN HOTEL,
JAMES DODD. PRoPKIETOR-
GQsAEE CT FosT lM1 E0Ta STREETS. BoEslBLB.
TAs best Ales Vines rzd Lfq-rs euzssantlE &C had
- LIVER zrzhfrs krz1rtleI4 70 the HctEl IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

WILLIAMS nInonn 4 b
shipping and Commissions n
, 1884-05-28

ierked forward, so that his pen des-
cribeh a mark of several inches up
wards II on the page. Several men
in the fuse aud oil stores and other
buildings adjacent also experienced
the shock. At North Woolwich per-
sons sitting in chairs were thrown for
ward on to tables at which they were
al the time sitting. The shock vas
accompanied by a rumbling noise as
of a distant explosion, somewhat SINH
lar to that which occurred at Firth
about 20 years since. Some persons
attributed the occurrence to the burst
ing of heavy guns at the proof butts in
tie Government marshes, adjoining
the Royal Arsenal, but nothing Of
that sort took place. The time was
about 20 minutes past 8 a. M.
Considerable excitement was caus-
ed at >heerneSs, the public buildings
and private dwellings being severely
shaken. Great alarm was felt at the
dockyard, and kilograms were des-
patched TO various places in the neigh
bourh0od to ascertain whether an ex-
p%losion had occurred. The utmost
uncertainty prevailed as to the cause
until the arrival of the evening papers.
The shock does not appear TO have
been felt by the ships at anchor in
the Midway.
In London, too, the earthquake
was appreciably felt, though in various
degrees, in the CITY, near the Law
Courrs. and at Westminster. All over
the Houses of Parliament the effect of
the earthquake was fully experienced.
several officials were in the library of
the House of Commons at the mo-
mpnt, and the impression was that
several very heavy vehicles were
PASSING over Westminster bridge.
, 1884-05-28

Tyr4ll, the household sounded and the
halI-clock stopped. The SignaI-box
at Chelmsford Railway station. which
stands at a great elevation, vi>ibly
waved from side to side in the air,
and the signaIman was bumped once
or twice against The apparatus. A
patient at the Chelmsford and West
Essex Infirmary was frightened at
the disturbance, the builling being
agiiated for several seconds, and the
furniture and pictures shaken.
In Coegeshall quite a panic took
place at the National School among
the girls, who we're at lessons in the
school room on the first floor. AS
soon as they felt the shock they rush
ed pell-mell for the stairs, the conse-
qIence being that several Of them
fell and others tumbled over them.
Fortunately the door (Which opens
~iuWardS) was not shut, or the results
must have been most appalling. Mr..
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