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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08
Oak Grove, Mas. March 3.

'd,t'n expressly fof tn, Yssng rols.' Column
THE mopEEN YOUNG oIRl,
Ofal the freaks VI nature
That s,nrilc "A civilized world;
And the wonder Of the lgth century,
IT'S the modern Young girl.
She lisa puzzle to the Wi,rst heads,
An enigma at hcg best
And regarded By many n doll baby
Aplaything-to be- petted and dressed.
Dame fashion rules her heart;
Ruins her body and soul.
Leaves her an cmpty-hcadcd thing;
Cherries, heartlcss and cold.
With her the cut OF d collar,
Or the depth Ola muslin houncc,
Is more thought Of than virtue;
In her estimation il counts"
she affects the most masculine Of hats,
She delights in talking Slang
And considers herself below "par,'
Un|css her hair Is "bangei.'
She iirls, she laughs and talks,
She IL giddy, impulsiyc and gay;
She isau insult 10 molcsty and beauty,
The modern young girl Of to-day.
She paints her checks and f~rilales her
hair
Until she Is g perfect fright;
She waltIes around in silk and satin,
Aud sets up half Of the night.
At eighteen She is quite worn out
Attending balls and dances,
Entertaining beaux and keeping M
With the latest freaks and fancies.
Her language is Of the b%oat-house and
club,
The latest ball AMI s%oiree;
Aud shc wonders When, How, ant
Where
She'll attend the next matinee.
She uses such slang as "you bet /"
II intend 10 set my cap"
"Oh, he il perfect sumner
Pm mashed on that city chap
She passes by with di@lain,
All girls oigood common sense;
And calls them shy and awkward,
Without one bit Of pretcnse.
She consults the fashion plate
Ofiener than u Bible or rule;
She visits the dry-goods-shop,
But Is seldom seen 1T school.
She studies "Mulam Ala Mode"
TIL her mind is III aglow,
About that new style polonaise,
And the. latest tic and bow.
Her head is full 81 ipiblcs and ancies,
OF millinery notions the latest out
She has a mania for corsets and tigll
dresses.
Without which, her limbs woul,
grow stout.
She has studied Greek and latin,
And has a smattering ol French;
But Couldn't tell Tor her lie
The difference between an III an,
an inch.
As for Geography and History.
She never studies these 1T all;
For she knows the "Scycn Wonders
Aud can tell about "China's Grca
Wall"
She goes from California 10 Maine,
She sees al kind Of people;
She wits every park and lane
And evs'y American steeplc.
ia,i not satisfied with her lot.
She ,nycr.es -ca and occau
And spends the wealth ola Vanderbilt
To humof each whim aud notion.
She l. often Is At the gaming table
With the rude and unnefined
She hands around the social glass,"
She is fond Of drinking wine.
DIT still We pet and pni-c her.
Because she u clever and gny
And call her n belle and a beauty,
This modern young girl Of to-day.
No wonder nj morals are dying
Aud virtue ceases to shine.
Since the girl II the pn-ent period
worships at fashion. shrine"
Ignorance anil vice will rule
And intemferan,e have fall sway
Unless We laugh W scon
The mgirm young girl Of to-day.
HgLES W~ArLiSeTos.
Dcasonville. Mis-.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

Sash, Doors and Blinds at lowest
prices, ut WALL d LAcEYs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

trfE Fpn CHorr-nr humans Cough
Bal-sm : . .sre rure fos Group. II siH
Hsfef fail Try IT, henderson IiFv~.
k-sp Il iur sale in sarIi..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

DO YOU want Strawberry planis2
See advertisement Of Il. j. W.
Matthews, Humboldt, Tenn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

ataB4 MAmuAfal


hvesamn u,sg"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

so Sunny South Cooking Stoves!
New designs in all kinds Of Furni-
turel just received at
WALL Il LAcEYs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08
Fresh Garden Seeds!
Seed Potatoes!
Onion Sets!
A GUNTER d SPAIN'Sl

Dyspepsia and Indigestion cured by
DIR DUNCAN's LIVER AND KIDNEY
MEDICINE. For Sale by henderson
BROS, sariis, Miss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

WALL & LAetr are Agents dI.
ret fer Avery Plors.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08

Only 10 cents a quart, at
J. J. HEspERsos's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08
Seed Potatoesl

Early Rose,
Early Peerless,
Early Russets!
Onion Sets, Red AID Uhasi
GUTTER d SPdIN'S.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-08
sARDIs RETAIL MARKET.

Rcp0rtoi Wcekiy by GCNTER 4 SPAIN
-@
SAINTS, Miss, Mar. @. 1884.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

Acting Governor General Mercer, of Hong Kong
transmitted 10 his government the following
heroic cure for leprosy, which it is said ha
been successfully used in Fiji. The following ar,
the Governors words:
4 transmit likewise avery singular passage witt
which recently CHANGED to meet in a book no
long since published, DR.. Seeman's MtssioH 10 va
lr the Feeiee Islands. 1t relates TO the cure o
8leprosy by the smoke Of the plant Sinugaga, an,
ihuught it we'll to note It, lest it should Pussibl,
escape attention elsewhere. extract the follow
ing from the passage alluded to; Some natives
however. can handle tha poisonous juice of thi
Sinugagal with perfect impuuiiy none. saw
those who have been sufferers from the effect U
these poisons can form any adequate conception
Of tho aEuuies endured and the courage dispayet
by Fijian who voluntarily submits himself to be
nr cured of leprosy by the smoke Of the SinuCag7
wood. The Rev. W. Moore, Of Rewa, was vel
acquainted with young man Of the name VILLAIN
LawaleOu, who underwent the process Of being
smoked. Mr.. Moore gave me the full particulars
lf this remarkable case when | was his guest IN
lstsO and he has also published full account Of
Il in Tho Wesleyan Missionary N9ffcss, Sydney
1873 p i57. After stating that he knew Wilianl
as fine healthy young fellow, MI Moore was
|suruTised to find him one day SO much altered by
he effects Of leprusy. Some time after he again
met him full Of health, and on inquiry learnt the
treatment adopted to bring about this change.
Taken to a small empty house, the lePer IS strip
nod Of every article of clothing. his body rubbed
IN over with green leaves and then buried in them.
\ small fire is then kindled, and few pieces Of
the SinuraCa laid in it. As soon as the thick black
smoke begins to ascend, the leper Is bound hand
md foot rope fastened 10 his heels by means Of
which he Is drawn up over the FIRE, 50 that bis
bead Is some fifteen inches from the ground. The
door is then closed, and his friends retire little
distance whilst the poor sufferer is left to CRY and
shout and plead from the midst Of the suffocating
stream: but he is often allowed to remain for
hours, and finally faints away. When he Is
Thought sufficiently smoked the fire Is remoyed-
The slime scraped from the body, and deep gashes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
THE LATEST CoNTAGIoN.
Dangerous to Man and Beast.

Sod, ,,g ,t, ,,.r.r,1 ,,,I,1i- ne ara. ,yv,cr= Of
- III go, - a., ,,r,,,,,r ,,. and
uo''e7' '.' "0''
Tor some time past ui q disease amongst tue equiht
Of the city which has slowly perhaps but surely
-, -,.-..,i,,,,. t.t,9; -, -. ;,,s,,r,o,s ,b,
nj IietSrT1i,,rd ,+Forts to st1v It's r1nrsc Pro
rio,r ~ tbo ri1TIs stables IN tIe ritv have hai
.-,i 49, I,;l ~, ,t ,,a tir,s fr,,, fLe diseas !
~ -. !. ~ w - - ~ .. -. . e., t,,,1 - tT
lliu 1t NJ - ~ u i ~ t'
S.I,'' , t,,,, I; ;,l f;ti, ~,
- sIs-ts n, tSd TaElor sT7,rar,re T eise TIutinC
" ~ ou' -. n a 49, =. ~ ~ III =, ,I,trI - m,
w aiI L Oio VI n SuI ~ ~ ~ r.
ts.,I n ~ sr I,J las Ios,
u u ii, =, i M ii III ~
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@ l.' - - - ~, ,S,;I ;,E az; I;i;t, :,
uoIses VII w NJ i VA M - . n n
pIopsIll u.oie siI @ 49, - = Iiit ~
"a ,,;,,;,, r,iiS,, tb ,rcvsiIiT, disease and
~ ~ =, - T., r,,,T,rii,,,, ~ ,,rI,.
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Nv" 1.i', :; i a.. ~
the e1lsilhE Ilseasg IS hnoE. 70 " nisL5iS % ootd
Niou7 ''''u i"'N III '"'O'' O''N - man 'DN
GLNNbLls'
The most formidable Of all the diseases 10 which
the horse Is subject Is Glanders Il has beer
known from the earliest antiquity.
The earliest symptom of Glaudcrs is an IN,
creased discharge from the uustrl. small IN guam
|tity constantly flowing, Of an aqueous Iwateryl
character, and a little nucus nineling with it.
m Is 4 common and yery ui-chievous error 70
suppose that this discharge is irly, when It first
makes its appearance. Il Is an aqueous or mucous
but small and constant discharge. and Is thus dis
|tiuCuished from catarrh, or nasal glCot. or any
lther dpfuxinu discharge from the nostril II
|. horse Is in the highest condition vet has tins
small watery constant discharge, and especially
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

On prominent planter expressed his
wish this week, that the country should
not have a gold currency, because as ht
puts it, if his sugar Is paid for in Sar
Francisco, and he can get even 25per cent
premium for the exchange, he wants the
premium. and is willing to pay the addi.
hunal cost on the imported goods which
be buys
But we think bis view Is not sound. The
great costuf labor. skilled. as well As uu
Skilled. must 90 down if we expect TO make
sugar hereafter The laborer who has iC
pay 25 per cent or 3 per cent more for all
that he eats and wears, cannot work for
lowcr wages than he now gets The cost
|of living must be reduced. instead Of in
creased. if we are to make cheaper sugar.
Moreover, an inflated currency Is always
unhealthy II it shall give one class an
undue advantage, it is at the expense Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
Tenders Wanted !
IENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED

WILL BE RECEIVED
| At the nfHcr Of the clerk nf the Suprcme Court
Inn to =. O'Clock NJ, on SATt RDAY, the LIT day OF
|Noycmh~r iSSt Tor trauslatin- from English into
|iIsvaiian the Fourth Volume Of Hawaiian Reports
Thc bids must be for lump sum for the entirr work
nc translation to be lcgihly written eide of
|fS,t.rap PAPER. ready for the printer.
ne supreme Court docs not bind itself TO accept
tuy or the lowest bid.
By order Of the Coutt
tf....t.f,. net sfb 1881 fnBf "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

TIN Planters Labor and Supply Com
pany met on Monday These meeting
will be continued beyond Thursday Pre-
baby A number ot interesting paper
have already been discussed and more wi
follow There Is NO doubt that with sue
an interest a. our Planters have in thi
country. organization l. strength ShouI
der TO shoulder they are like the hundl
Of sticks, hut separately they might b
broken.
The Secretary presents a very succinc
report which will hc found in our supple
mcnt. 1T is a document well worthy %
study, and no doubt viii receive that at
tcntion which it deserves at the hands no
only Of Planters but the community a
large
These annual meetings are very bcup
hCiHl to Planters, 1t Is not only the goo,
fellowship which actual contact is hkcl,
to engendcr, hut it is the free discussion
Of theories and also OF practical matters
which Is so valuable to our agriCulturalists
4 II widens the mind TO learn how othe
men do their work. manage their cane
cattle. &c II is an advantage to eide
men. dUubly the advantage TO the yuungc
man
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
THE PEOPLES CYCLoPEDIA.
A NEW ERA IN CYcLorEDrAs,

II came into existence the result Of Public OPT
on that the masses Of the people needed Cyclopedi
better adapted to their wants and means, It has III
cream Of all the cyclopedns given in Scholarly, Ma
eriy Manner; not mere skeletons hut the flesh an
blood Of all the others.
lthas Eighteen Thousand topics more than other {!
ci0pcdias; Five Thousand Illustrations; Fifty-Tw
ColOrcd Maps; One Hundred and Twenty-Five Map
and Diagrams. The maps arc Railroad and Count
Maps Of the United States.
The work is complete and now ready for delivery tt
yiscd and all brought down to 1881.
rs- PRICEs-si7, sig, So and ss.jO in diderer
bindings, NEssEs. PHLLrs 4 HuNr Of New York At
the Publishers. iO.g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

PARTICULARS now come TO hand Of another d
the Shapiro frauds. This time an American gen
Iueman is the victim. It seems that the late dis
0coyerer Of the Deuteronomy roll sold 20 aPhila
|delphia sar1ff for considerable sum Book d
Numbers which turns out to have been plcCeC
together from synagogue scrolls Of various age aHC
'style-accompanied by a vOucbiug letter from
Prof Tischeudorf. When Shapird last fraud haC
been detected. the purchaser above mentioned be
gan to trefnble for his own treasure, which he haC
deposited in the Philadelphia Library; and hi
.fears were soon confirmed. The TisohGndorf let
ter. having been photographed and sent TO Grr
many. was there pronounced authentic by tht
writer's friends: but Prof. Delitzch furnished am
pie proof that 1t had been written with reference
to another manuscript altogether. Hereupon tn,
Book Of Numbers was submitted 70 examination
by competent authorities, with the suit Of expos
. ing its comparative wOrthlessness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
craaI 1@prrtisrnltnts.
TOI7RTHJUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN

|EOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN
|I Probate-In the mattcr Of the Estate OF WILLIAM
|HODCE late Of Wain.ha Order 20 show cause on
Implication OF Administrator for order Of Sale Of Real
Estate
on reading and aliu- the petition Of James " Glib
|Son Administration OF the estate OF William Hodge.
ate OF Waniha, kana deceased praying ior an order
In ir Of certain real estate belonging 10 the deceased
|situsir al Wainiha Ksua and setting forth certain
heal reasons why such real estate shond BE- sold II
h-e oTiersd. That the ncyt of Kin OF the said de-
reI and all persons interested IN said estate appear
|bsforc this Court on SATURDAY. the twenty
liav cf Noyrubcr D. 1sSt at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the
ourt Room OF This court in koloa then and there to
show cause why an order should not be granted for the
|-,ie 81 sneh e-fate and further ordered; That
rouv nf This order published at least three -ucees
Five wtcks before said day oi hearing IN The Hawaiian
|GAEErTE. newspaper puhllshed ~ hpnolnln
JACOB HARDY
rOea II tsircuft Iudee 4fh Iud Circuit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
HoSoLULu, Sept. 18th, 1sS
C. O. BERGER, ESQ.,
Agent Macneals & Urban Safes.

DEAR Sm:-I take pleasure in adding my tcstimou
to the many in favor Of the MGcSEALE Il URBAN sArE
The one | purchased Of yon some time ago for M
store at Lahana, passed through the disastrous fire
The 18Th inst, and opening the same without an
trouble with the Combination found that il had prt
served the contents. books papers, also, one watch
my entire satisfaction, Yours Truly.
iGs9 3m \ :. CLEGHORN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

schedule ~ L-ua- ,sor, refrrrrd toi
ksis~sbius.
krusln
ksushH
p-inks
Wauusksswr
KumuulU
org and lsl-. ~ ih' SAM
ksfuiuktihu.
Nsunsihh.
knnhlkIn.
And III rrsut. and Eul-sns' within the hmi''
uskki Nslsr.
f-t. .ppty.r.ury ~ th, BifthdsJ ~ Hf- hA1r-r
- Krss. Noy-n1h-r istb f.inn= ~ sunday NOS
nay. No,.iBb.f iith will he observed a. Nalion'
HOLIDAY, and ,il public once throughout ih7 hin'
dom y iIl b. closed on that dav.
CHAs. 7 GTLtCk.
Minister ~ fhr interior,
rrt.-trr unas OCT iuth, isSt lfA n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

In accordance with an Act to Regulate The Currency
approved lu, .th, isSi, notice Is hcrehy given tha
ru sxiy dsy- frn THE date silver coins OF all demo
niuations exvepiinr silver coins Of the liawaiiaI
kinrium and o. the United states. will be rrceiyc'
a IN, Trra.ur, at their Nominal value In exchange 10
Hawaiian Coins ut their nominal value.
section ofthc Currency Act also provide that from
and after December ist isSi gold and silver ccini
other than tbs COINS OF thr United States and tho Ia
aiisu Kin-loun shal be received In the Treasury Al
raie noi exceeding their bullion valuc Tor Govern
JNo. n. kAPENA.
f0,f r. Minister OF Finance,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

I'm report Of NJ. SPullcr ON the recent parlia
mentary inquiry into the trade Of Paris and th'
condition Of the working classes gives some inter
testing facts relative 30 the progress OF trades un
ions in Paris According 10 the report the attempt
|to combine Paris workmgn in trades unions has
been a failure. Of 1900 house painters only TX
are associated: of 1000 engineers but 20 are CON
|bined: Of H. 900 bakers but $50 are associated. In
short Of JO0,OO0OOO Paris wOrkmen only 5000 srt
mnInhnrs of tralns nnlnns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

cut into the skin until the blood flows freely. Tb'
leper is now taken down and laid on his mats t.
await the result-in some cases death, in mani
life and health. wiliami had undergone thi
fearful process
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

Ian other classes, and that is not well for
|any society.
The producer Is entitled, not 10 Califor-
MIA. hut TO Honolulu prices for his pro
ducts. Just as the consumer must pay Tor
what he uses. Of foreign productions, not
the foreign, but the domestic price, winch
the foreign price with the additional
,sost Of transportion and the profits OF the
importer The producer has no right to a
public currency which secures to him the
benefit Of the price Of his products IN
foreign market, at the expense OF all the
consumers. II amounts to tax on the
whole country 10 pay to the planter the
difference between the home value and the
|foreign value Of his sugar. In the long
run. we do not think that fictitious cur
rency is for the benefit Of the planter him,
self. for he Is a large consumer OF imported
articles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
C. 9. BERGER, ESQ

DEAR srR;-i take great pleasure in stating that th
NAcSEAIE & URBAS SATT purchased from you, an,
which went through the late disastrous hre in m!
store cane ont to my entire satisfaction. opcne'
the the combination and found all IT. content
in perfect condition. Yours Truly
1925 PA. DIAS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
HQNoLULU, Sept. "a, Is.
Z. o, BEKGEK, ESV,
Agent City Of London and South BritisE

Agent City Of London and South Britisl
and National Fire Insurance Company.
DEAR sIR;--l beg TO offer my best thanks for tn
prompt settlement Of loss sustained through the di
astrous FIRE which occurred in my store on the ed
August.
The total amount Of Insurance held in the dificrcu
Companies you represent was IS 500, the receipt
(which sum beg to acknowledge herewith.
remain, Dear Sir,
Yours respectfully,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
Executors Notice /!

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECU-
l. tor Of the VIII Of MIR. ". WENNER, Of Honolulu,
lCCcascd. notifies all persons having claims against
ihe said estate 20 present the same duly authenticated.
with proper vouchers, whether secured by mortgage
thcryisc 10 the undersigned within sN months from
Hate or they will be forever barred Soticc T. also
hereby given that I have this day deputizcd ". {.
Gfcig 10 collect all monies duC TO tho above Estate.
H. r. MCINTYRE,
Executor of VIII Of VIM Wcnnrr
Honolulu, August ljih, ISL 6m ios.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
CARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat ana costly Fu
nished Rooms can he had by an early application
t92,) MOI GARDEN LANE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
Sprrial Nutirrs.
MR. w. = ALLEN.


Has an once with Nessrs. L. Brewer & Co. on Qneri
Street and he will be pleased to attend to any business
'entrustrd TO him. Iui en-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

N,,ie- ;. hereby given shat II. ?. Bickerion, v. '
Febiu-on md " y Noussrrat hsTe been spPoiht'
Commissioners ~ riskr unup-n'.iion tof w
q certain I.nd snd -ster iu tht AsAl NaHel '"' ~
Honolulu water Work., In sscofdsnee WIN ,hap,''
n IN. t.v. ~ iss-. All claim. inu't hs hira ~ -
- Al, .r,b notice i. he ssid Conmi-siuner
lt-,,-,,,,.h CHas 7 GuiICK
NIri.fsf " Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

THE government organ being short of
material. still harps upon the subject OF
the pay of the road members. The square
statement was made by the paid apologist
last Wednesday. that every man employed
on the road in this island, whether as a
mere road mcnder or in any higher capac
ity. has been duly paid from 5ooI to 'rsel,
or from uoaH to month" Italics are ours.)
In reply to this We give the following let
ter. no comment Is needed:
ENRON Ci,zI,rTr:--The g road members in the dis.
I tfict of Waiauae were out Of their money i1l
several months. The men came to me TO know Il
4 Mr. Holt was keeping the money away from them
e only after the matter was stirred IN IN. "a.
newspapers that the men were paid. Mr. Holt
stated To me that he could not get the money
J. L. RICHIRDsoN.
With regard to the other point of work
+ elsewhere. our information came from men
+ who are in government employ, in subor
Ndinate positions. and whose heads depend
h upou their keeping in accord with the
4 administration These men we do not ash
+ to come forward. no one would, knowing
( the fate they would suffer. twenty fouI
ahuurs after But Mr. Richardson's letter
will clearly show what has been going on
+ Er rro dfs1s ompcs Learn the whole atialI
IfrOm one case.
The attempt te drag in Mr. Lloyd's
name is despicable. No one aspersed Mr.
SLlovd. No one. that we know Of, imagined
4 tthat he kept back dime from the EN-
4 Eployces. but every one does know now
Strom the p. e. L. story and ours, that the
government did not supply the money for
him to pay them. 1t IS evident that ON
friends the government have tried to make
Z a cats paw Of Mr.. Lloyd, and have failed
In conclusion we will say that more
sdcspicablc attempt at bulldozing, has per
shap- never been shown in tins community
\ sthau has been displayed by the paid utter
mccs Of the government organ. The oh
4 ficct was 10 friEhten people into sllencei
fortunately we have men here who will not
I be 5ilenced or blutIed. and the feeling
grows from day to day, that they will make
sthcmsclvcs heard and felt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

Tn Gold Law Will so shortly be IN ope'
ration. that we have no doubt that ON
principal houses have made their arrange
ments with which 10 meet it. 1t is law
which received the approval Of nearly al
Of the business men Of Honolulu. If any
Of those gentlemen have the ear of the
government, they will Of course, urge the
|necessity of procuring in advance the re
1uisite amount of gold coin. Gold Ger
tifcatcs Of deposit will be issued by the
treasury. we hope, and II will be a mattel
Of convenience as well as of first impor
Itance. that such certificates be accepted
as equivalent TO the coin.
They will be so received only il the
community is assured that the gold coli
is actually behind them. To try to worl
the new law with scarcity, or short sup
iply Of gold. will have the result OF leading
people TO hoard their gold as fast as the!
get IT, This would cripple all kinds o.
business.
If the government ever needed sounc
advice, and clear heads, it IS nOw-befor'
gold shall under the law, go to a premium
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22
pn AnIhurilr

Ur, 81 EartrEcu has nj, day s-en 'Ipoiniea
- ae-,t 20 tax Acknowledgements 20 Contrsd' fol
~, IN %. pi.i,iri ~ Hno tslsnd ~ H,wsih
CHas T. GULiCK.
Minister ~ iri-ri"r.
..---.,,... a., .,,. 80, iuE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-22

Ss,ir. ). btr,by given ih'' ell i'nd' h,'ins w',e
r,i,l-r., ir MANI y,llry leland of Oahu ana ih'
,.,s. r.m,d iu th. schedule hsfeundsf nov o"ne'
~ t-iv.t. individual err hereby condemned hh'
,,ssr for r rublr fof f, Houolulu W.''F " o'A
3, ,i-,p5 y an Act To su'h'rir' th' Sini'''f "' wv
t,.-r u, tsk- pass,ssiun u vhateTet l'na aho H'''
r-.y be- r-auif~d fof the usr ~ thr Honolulu vac
yo-k. approved Augu-t isth :. D. i--' ara u,eno @ :
b, Art 70 smsnd .snr sprto-ed AuEu'i "a, A'D' zee
An ri.ir. fo compensation y r~'.on oi inc 'aAnc
,s. r., n sid lruds snd th' vsier rr''iieEe' CON
ust- th,rsvIr FOR th- 80. 10, ~ NE SAM ., l
t.ovcrnmrnt nu.'be presented "lihih 'hi''s ~
ostoh-r Tv,ny frh, ." Hrhafa o. b''A''''"' '' '
O.. s.r5h,ur street Honclulu.
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