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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-21
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s pr1nr1pAl iines fsst and West u initial ard ter
sontinsntsi ipt u that system n ihrodsh usnsrer.
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rasnis wsst sorslssss sad seufh.ssl
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0asrxsisss ~ rssrous th.t ssnse q personal secs
yssy Afforded bss ~ais. Thoroughly baiissi.a road
us, islii earsfts and hridges rpiiine ssora
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C1xIcA1O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-21
JxInA NEWELL

I'd as lief travel with 40 old dragon.
said Selma: but Margaret and Helen did
not think 20 and u 10 the year 1876 you
happened 70 meet 10 Florence. or Nice,
or visnss . merry party Of tvo pretty
girls. escorted by devoted young man,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-21

This powder never varies. marvel of purity
strength and vholesomeness. Moro economical
Than tho ordinary kinds, and eannot be soid in
composition with the multitude Of low test,
cNiy IN oaag RofAI BAKfss PowpER Co., i06
Wall Bt. MY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-21

sso "a usaccusNrfo am, rAr cfooasFs,r of r,Hs
coysfst -stA eff o. fsssisfrs r,es ksP Insr r,t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Profe<sor Anderson .

Professor Anderson, the Wizard of the North,
ha. given three entertainments during the past
week, and has attracted crowded audiences. The
tricks exhibited all well done and the Professor
Is ably seconded BY his wife.
The first part of the entertainment on Thursday
evening consisted OF tricks With cards, some OF
which were very clever. The bringing forth o.
four globes of gold fish and cage containing n
canary bird from an empty cloth called forth loud
applause. An automAton produced capital
sketch OF the King. which after being signed BY
two people in the audience was presented by Pro
fessor Anderson TO H. X. H. the Princess Liliuo
kalAni. Tho canary bird trick in which cage and
bird are made to disappear before the eyes Of ths
audience created surprise and wonder.
The second part consisted OF mock seance ~
which the doIngs Of the spiritualists were certain
" quite equalled. The fiddle was played, hand.
Appeared through the openings Of a cNbinet and
when the cabinet was opened 1t vas perfectls
empty. As a conclusion the Professor gave al
illustration of table raising and the celebrated
InJian basket trick.
On Saturday the same programme vas repeated.
An excellent house greeted the professor. Arothe
performance will be given this evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

may be that not al Of this material has
been used by the children. II not, why
has il been charged 10 the appropriation
II Is impossible IN one article to do full
justice TO this report, but before closing
we must look at one more expenditure.
This Is the small bill for medicines. Ac
cordinS 20 the Minister'S tables medicines
we been supplied TO every Island IN the
.roup. 10 the tune OF SS79056 We find
however. that under the head Of Main
tenance OF Hospitals" appears another
item OF Sl0ll17. making a total OF very
nearly $1,000 The President states IN
his report that in this direction there has
been . large saving made, upon the e1-
penses Very evidently the matter was
ruismana-ed IN the past biennial period;
and the last biennial period was managed
by the present Minister.
Il Is high time that reduction tra' made,
but a considerable further reduction might
be made 4 proper way would be to call
for tenders from the various druggists OF
Honolulu. We have not noticed any such
call. That the account for medicine should
be reduced Is really not wonderful. When
one physician used iodide of potassium by
the ton and the Board has now swung
round 20 homeopathic doses, the difference
IN the accounts Is eIplalnahle-
The report taken from & financial stand
point Is bad one The few figures we
have quoted show this very emphatically.
We would have the public understand
this thoroughly Reports have heen cir
culated OF difficulties in the Board OF
Health accounts, and the showing that Is
made only tends 10 strengthen those re
ports From q literary standpoint the
thing is 50 much gush, backboned by a
few questionable figures Many OF the
statements are untrue, or TO put il mildly,
-s.ir- misleading This Is the report which
the President OF the Board dsres TO put
before the world Every man who has a
head on his shoulders will see the object
Of the report. Il Is not to make HAWAII
we'll known; it Is not 10 increase interest
IN our Island Kingdom, but it Is to make
the present President Of the Board of
Health d reputation fer industry and some
slight political foresight. The country
has paid q good deal for this rubbish, II
had better begin and do something that
VIII give practical retrenchment-
This much yaunted report Is thoroughly
unsatisfactory. 1t does not give informa.
ton which would be useful, il does give
information which Is practically worthless
Il Is, moreover, record OF reckless eI
trayagance and financial Incompetence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Tn Euri ~ Ue-fu hl- made a T1lut
Hlti rs.fery-lur o. fls Harne Rule question
rtr-i r a. illfr-f ~ Gladstone y
rI,-u-rszslll s.lL uul1uiftelly h. made
H. z-z-nr- -tr1 tar Fi--seri Parliament
ilus 81 u1-a rl-lr 81 decide the lrIsh
ruszll1zls Iilf ula-li.r i1sIl1g,sr been F,ut
O. 11arlsv-tu-. tlls-r Tilllllill lss never been
ast1-f I'M PROPOSITION n made ily Lord
l,f--E b. a. lul7Eaillll huf then Glad
r-unrf i-1sr Efl BE- a Es-s --TsEi lun0EH
am 1ladr--d TliC r-y1T, lsItiaz d a fair one
~ l-ie-u-s taus mr. pronounced upau
ttis unr-sflu1 1a1 s1 II 4 their r5rhf q
Trrriuurrr ~ 81 III tzlnist1n-'. Govern
zns-- ., t-1ztel- ~ r7u1se -tsre Elll t.e AZ
nTr-sa tr tls ruurt-y tui LORD DERBY :
--irruir rrrTsr=s- -llEt -nc ErTszl should
~ Inaif r'sFHr ~ rilrs event u hE-lianenf
~ @u----s Llegsls unduuiaedlv a sTiiTII
~ fnr-rr-= an Tan. u-iliet E1zzry e the lib.
IA rrE-rz WI hardy aTTneclHie- II )
r.-iiass b. szg -tE1 Lord lss-i1r D. q Ii.
EZRA al . ulrisrrrz.1Fs rrsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Memorial Day.

On the 18th inst. the celebration Attendant to
the proper observance of Memorial Day will be
held 10 this CITY under the auspices Of Post &
Grand Army of the Republic, who. with an escort
composed of all the volunteer military orcaaiza,
tions OF this city will march from their Headquar
ter on King street, al O'Clock p. m, preceded
hy the Hawaiian Band, to the Suuanu Cemetery
there to decorate the graves Of the American dead
and perform the memorial services a. laid dowu
in the ritual of the order.
The Legislature has agreed to adjourn in respect
Of the day and a number of business houses will
be closed. On the evening Of the 18th, literary c1
erciSes appropriate to the occasion will be held ~
the Y. NJ. {. A. Hall. to which the public aVe IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
At prices to suit the times
Prosecute the SwindIers u


If when you call for American Hop Bit
tiers (see green ii,ig OF Hops on tie ,chite
Label ,cith Or. SOuis'S name 6IO,cn in each
bottle the vendor hands out anything but
american Hop Bitters, refuse it and shun
that vendor as you would viper and if
be has taken your money for anything else
indict him for the fraud, and sue him for
damages for the swindle, and VIC will re-
ward you literally for the conviction.
81 have suffered.
With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, TT. Anderson, recommending
Hop Bitters" to me
l used two bottles!
Am entirely cured and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bitters to every one.
7. ID. Walker, Buckner, No.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

a 90 90 s fol
In this total we have not taken into con
s1eratiOn the expense Of building the
Home and furnishing il IN fitting man
1er- Tins Is the hare account OF what IT
has cost 10 support ten little girls for JouT
mouths
Nos Ne have always been IN favor Of
-his Home Long before the President Of
ne Bozud Of Health made any movement
N tins direction the nztter had been
nooted IL these columns We thoroughly
belseve n The necessity Of tins Home, but
Ne would have It conducted on a some
rhz1 more economical basis than this.
According 10 the figures OF the President
IL the Board Of Health these children have
Gust SSS5 esch for four months. or consid-
srzbly over $1,000 year The country
nav vel look forward with anxiety when
il Is informed that it is proposed to in
crease the nuIaber Of children to fifty
Thers Is leak somewhere and the Legs
lIrure Will have an opportunity TO look
into Il Many a man raises family Of
ctsldren on what has been expended upon
single child at the Kapiolani Home 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
The Planter Monthly

The PirnirTs' NaHfhly for MAY is a good nun.
Der ana is particularly noticeable for the number
of valuable communications which appear IN Its
columns. Az article on the Late improvements
in machinery at the Islauds," is most interesting
to sugar growers. The "Hilo Planters Meeting
contains some practical remarks on the mad,
which will hardly be pNlAtAble TO the Ministry
There Is a long communication on the subject OF
the manufacture OF rum, which will doubles:
turn the attention of sugar growers in this direc
ton. II is the first practical article the sub
iect that hiss appeared here. The figures giyeI
from the Kaiwilahilahi Mil arr interesting, TIT
Whole numbAr IL n valuable one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

Erl-- llzf a1e dt lZr c1ule--Tlo-a
r1-- rrEurs q. s1F Euai Supervisor Of Ho-
.z='r-- =arH-a ia-lls MeEre
rrr- --arr--a Ea aul1--e the tsrus q
1850. Ell rEr l-'sszl-rl-l-Ts- I1tul-e>
~ tl-- rr H1l5 lss O. l,u1 tn blame on
-tr r--ar sau de-- We az informed
re ~ Hs-E is--f uutta-Ifg tilli n.li a tllIu,,
- 1Uur az r1r rul1- n -ils CITY without
-hs r----s nf -isf u 1uss1fr- g Interior.
Pr uuT r1s-Irrr-rTl-s Earff- o. r1nrk- - u
-tur 81 tlr r--t- uuc. Ne d n11 con
rlis- ttr rrF=srg Rad Surarrislr q
s.-.Hr En- n1- u1-lL tll- Sc Do nos think
: -I--tr -Eu b. suuald - c-s.dIisd with
sis.sl1- ll il- superior. A. the thing J.
-uf ass tiur Eall SU-sarss--r uf Hnudlulu
1Er O. ll1Elr u- uu-lr-- without ur1ers
f-rlr ~ ~ -ulsls- df Iu-arlg- ~ the Mn
r-ar~ ulaE- m 1ilr W hiussf i Ought
ur ro b. cin---s-i o. t1r urfl-tuuate usu
-ir f1r -b- sly " hl- F,ry- has o. csrTs
nr~ 1ttr r11re1- nrlur-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

TET legislature. a. Will be seen from
oar reports = not advancing the business
q the country 20 ADV great extent The
Appropriation Bill comes up In regular
order. bot very little intelligent work can
r. done on Il until the Government pre-
seu- thelr reports These are dOled out
slowly. evidently with a view Of getting
the unembers - vote appropriations before
they know how any Of the money has been
spent durla- the past two years. II Is
perfectly discraceful the manner IL which
rrg,o-zs are Kept back from the members,
and Il the majority were self-respecting.
instead Of beng Office holders. they would
suspend puhlie business until they are
properly informed upon the points Of Gov
eruueuI policy II the past.
The country u IL an unfortunate comb
ton The people who ought 10 BE- It,
guardians. have thoroughly betrayed H.
The men in the Legislature, who are the
humble slaves q the present administra-
iiou ar II q large majority, and the nights
a. the law abiding and industrious may 20
hang. Itis oaly thu nights OF those IA
Accord winch ar nov considered. Prom
Developments which may appear IL q pos
slble minority report Of the Finance Com
lnlsts-s II Eill readily he learnei what the
prlre i that the public pay FOR allowing
Themselves % b. calmly swindled-
II IS true that IN large expenditures a
couple Il Thousand dollars more or less
does not really matter. but when over a
large number q transactions Il l. always
b couple q Thousand aa-z. when there j.
slct evident waste. even on the showing
&c the Government themselves, u i high
time that the Legislature should show IL
sslf b be- truly a Legislature and not d
band q suhssrylsut tools. called together
D. do the Kidding q one man. such con
duet has caused more than one consttu
iidual downfall II may yet cause II IN
Hzw4u. The Ministry have a majority
winch they cannot manage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

arr FE7--sH- -llu- -lH l51=s-llllle-l
.1r-ritr-z w rrtsr ~ m charge e
t--ih-r 49, ar Lllaf lu-slcs nr11-s
49, -i1 z-u- gul1rlE-g. Lhe chE--e
o. u-s =s-l1u. 11F- E-z -Ae Le-is-z
-Eu Eu -T--u- n a. INV -fCk-l !; D.
---- , E-- uuui.sr y tl@ lnelntse->
tF sta ri-r-a-r Aau-e- slec-ed on the co.
r--- rl1ia5 ilai1-lc q flis triy wtlicl
~ ldu.r Elsa-a =sl-zz1z-3 II Soch
--E- ts~s r. Is -rFra--- Tins J. a
- rr1-L a. 1luu-rlss CO f1r- We
~ -a n Ed-z-l--us=-e Ina
--z-1s wF arr ErrE tr-tar inczl iui.-ss
Lar IT, lE--- -1e-s . q rE-1T uutsade q
X l-uI --usl7r Wlsch = uur-lc
1-lu- us- and wE- g very LIKELY q
-u-= trHa- l1--Iz -lle rEErr-s ruusf
a1a IlssLi q ID
E- tas r-arn11r-1 rfu- us have tleI1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
An ElOCutionist. Entertainment.

Mr. Locke Richardson, elocutiouist OF extra
oriinry merit and ability entertained large aud
interested audience at the Hall Of tho Y. NJ.
@ A. Association, on the evening OF the th inst,
giving a recital of the Chimes Of Dickens we'll
known Christmas Carols entire and from memory,
as frs; piece, followed by LoRStelloSs Robert
OF Sicily" and concluded by an exceedingly bu-
moruus description OF train party SNOW Bound.
On the evening of the 18th inst, Mr.. Locke gave
recitation from the comedy Of the rivals which
was regarded a. the acme of elocutionary art by
the large and fashionable audience present, The
next entertainment Of the course will be given on
h. srzf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Racing at KApiolani Park

The result Of the racing At Kapiolaui Park yes
terday Was at follows;
Running race, purse 500, one-fourth mile dash,
Hon. Cecil browns hikiiA, /; Hon. sam Parker's
sam. . Running race, parse 500, mile dash, Mr.,
W h Cornwelrs NAV d. !; Col. z. ;. Spalding's
Rosita . Running race, purse $50, three foorths
mile dash. Hon. Cecil Browns O. II. /; Mr.. A,
Arthur's Getaway = Running race, purse $50
Col. z. 5. SpAldings Belle Of ksusi, l. Hon sam
Parker's NiSa 2
number Of people attended the races, among
whom were His Majesty, His EIeellenoy Governor
Grneral and others
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

ne President % the Board Of Health, at a very
late dAic, has presented portion of The much
wanted Health Report IL Is only a small portion
~ shs whole but / presume the members Of the
legislative body feel content when they get small
ssvaTS doled oct, ~ the Government treat them,
..lt they l5cep. H. l am satisfied, but do not
tlllk the Government aro wise. Some day
member sail and ont that the HoGse has been
kicked by tire ministry, laughed al in their sleeve
and thea the Honorable members will get on their
yar. Your members arc rather thick skinned how
ever and take good bii OF rouslnc up.
notice thar Representative Kaulukou SAYS the
Chinese have IN their favor the quality Of not in
terfrring in the politics Of the land. As the Hon
orahle member becomes better acquainted he will
md that the Auglo-saIon race carry with them in
Ibeir movements around the globe the inherited
quality Of demanding their rights, amongst others
thlt OF having good government and Of seeing
tLlt the taxes which they are compelled to pay
shall Be expended for the purPose for which they
were collected as Road Taxes. School Taxes, etc
Washington Nayusour Smith has been looking
over The Board OF Health accounts. W. V. 5. has
"a large family and be has taken much interest IN
the kspiollui Home. What he can't understand
Is how the ten children and their nurse or atteii-
dant can have got through $40 worth of milk in
four months. W. V, 5, had expended Just $50 for
family Of Is during the same period. | don't
like these carping critics myself. How are you
going 10 make up 10 the ministers for their
lahor, hos are you going TO give perks +" to the
SUBJ If There Is not this kind Of thing done. II
you hai big steal 20 Tor 10, but little things like
Jhts shouli not be noticed. 1t creates III feeling
and makes Office holders uncomfortable.
heard one Of the diplomats the other day CON.
plimont the Minister of Foreign Affairs. After
c1rrfully reading the yOlumnous report he gently
muTmured rest blGgHs. II polite way OF
iutimating that It was the meanest kind of hum
burg, ! rather fancy that his government has
bcou properly enlightened on the subject.
The scraps Of conversation hear make me
think that son-ln-law l. doing pretty we'll |
beard one man wEo ought TO know put sonny 5
Income at Sl2up0 for 1854 and $1,000 for 1855
slll say this for you, II you are some what behind
our great people, YOU are at least liberal. think
$1,000 very pretty figure to pay for the talent
which son-ln-lag evidently possesses. 10 keep him
You will have TO pay more. Zn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Scientific Visitors

Among the passengers who arrived in the Ala
m,da was Prof. c. II. Hitchcock, of Dartmouth
College, y. II. He visited these Islands few
wears since, and has now returned 10 continue hi
labors in the line of geological and botanical re
search. He is accompanied by Mr.. Z. l.. Gulick
Miss Lydia W. Shattuck, for thirty-eght years
teacher at Mount Holy oke Seminary, Mass, is ais
one OF the party. She is known as the hes; lad,
boiAnist in the United States, and has come her
to study the Flora of these Islands. The part.
will remain here some three or four months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25


Il mus be noted that where -sundry9
supplies are mentioned. there are large
TiHus Tor the main necesszries Of life
winch are duly set down.
Before leaving tins subject Of the leper
settlement We must call attention TO the
faCt there : no report furnished from DR.
Mebb. DR. Goto or DR.. Arning. These
may appear IN the appendix. but as far as
information fur the benefit Of the House
L concerned Il would have been better TO
have had the reports Of these particular
physicians than the whole lot which nave
been published
Looking over the accounts OF the kapi-
olaui Home, we are much surprised AZ the
e1psnse incurred IN 80 short time. There
zre II the Home ten girls. who commenced
residence early IN December OF 1885. The
aocoHnts for the Home. Of course, reach up
O. the end a. the fiscal period. March 81,
1855 During tins period OF four months
there mas been expended a. follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
NOTICE I!
rruE UNDERsIGNED. LAWN

THE UNDERSIGNED. HANINI
4 been duly appointed Adnlnlsirsior Of ne -.
Of CONRAD MESKE. late % Hrm1uia- Havzt ~
ceased; notice q hereby given 10 all prrsons 70 gs.
their claims against the estate Of saic c0ur1d 1cn
daily authenticated. whether recufed ~ nlort-.sst
otherwise 10 J. " Haekfcid 81 ihr of1ce d iasA
field Co, Qncea Street. Honolulu within tx .nonl-
from date hereof. or They will Be forever barred
all persons indebted said estate hcrrbT
% make immediate payment hereof % the az .
Hackfeid. J. =. HAcKFkiD. a
Aamf. Estate Of Conrad serkr. eec
Honolulu. May 5th f.cI ~ y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Counterfciting proves superiority


Although counterfeiting is one of the
greatest crimes against the business of any
country and 10 many cases
OBSTRUCTIVE of health and lifs!"
at proves beyond doubt the"
"Superiority"-
OF the article counterfeited;
As no inferior article is erer counterteite,l
Proof of this is found in the great num-
Der in
Australia England, France,
Germany, India, Belgium, Canada and
the q. S.
OF counterfeits of the great remedy,
Hop Bitters,"
Whose name and merits are so well
known the world over that il is a
Shining mark and favorite prey
For counterfeiters
Beware of all that does not have a gresn
cluster of hops on the white label.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
IN rnr surRRAfs,Nr couRr o.

Il the Hawaiian hinrdcm
kAl.AAAUA, ny thv Grace Of ICED, 81 NJ Harl,s,
" X, Nsr.Asl o. N, Ninedcna. or b.. prp.,
GRksuSes
You arr hereby commauaVd 90 summon MOS
NpRnRERt.. nov residing the CITY o. >an frsrIi.
co, state o. California 81 thr Iuitcd STATE. =,
America. Defendant, In case ~ shall &c arI...
answer within rwcuty dsys sftvr service hereof q, ~
and appear bcfctc the Suprrmu Juuft a. ~ a.
Terra thereof, 20 be holden Al the Ccuri Room "a n.
Ccnrt Hcu.c, Hcueuin, IN the islaud of pshn N,
MONDAY the ath .dAs Ut April next n 10 a'rirrt.
M, 10 show canfr WHY the cain % IDA a NoFn
RERG piAiuiia shcuid nct b. awarded ~ per.nsrr Z.
the tenor 81 her snneNcd petition.
And have yVu then thrrc this Writ with fel safr..
Of yunr prcceedinrs thereon,
wIrStss, non. \. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief gus,i.,
q cnt Supreme Vegri. q hcaoiuiu, M iiii
(ScaN day % March, N-n i>ce.
itENHi SWIM, ncpuD Clcit
hereby return this Summons and Petition auurrrs
on the within mentioned kncs " Ncrihrre not ss-rr
As he 3, out Of the kingicr dtlgrut scarrh for ~
.pondrut having been mad,
lNO. u. SorER. Nar,h,f
ucuolula March itih, tS>N
certify that the forogciuc ttus ropy Of The ~
mons IN said cause and The return n ths Nasski
thereon, and that said Cuurt ~ the Apfi Ten
ISL crlcred that the stand coutiuurd nuu n.
uext iuiy Trrn, sad that attesfct rury N al
SUMMONS be Published A. rvQuircd b. law.
Witness my hand and tho rrai ul said tcufi al lea
(Scsn iulu, this ilsh day VI April isr
iti0 a WILLIAM FOSTER tirrt
/
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25
Land Boundary Notice.
APPLICATIoN HAVING BE-

n fled for the settlement ~ The boundafie, =. =
Land known a PulPoaanai IN Solfh kg-- - - 4.
now OWNED By u. y. Oreenweii and Az1nei y. -
hereby given to all Vrrso1s Interested ane - x
owners 81 the lards adlolnin<. thsf II = -,
18th day Of June fe.f. II O'Clock II ~ -
Ho1sc Of Worth kon.. Hawaii f. the lime and
bearing said application. and any OBJ eriigr. ~.
Be offered thereto. " = LtNAs.s.
counissioaer Of Bosnass,1'ss
Hilo. Hawaii. Nay s,h, isss- in'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

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