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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08

with the inside working Of the Clan ma gael
and that they know what went on in the
infamous camp No. 20 up to the time
Cronins death was decreed and the prison
ers now on trial were selected to do the
bloody work
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08
For the World. Fair of 1892

IL. y. sun correspondent
The tower for the Worlds fair should np
propriatey be l492 feet tall, with liberty
pole 400 feet above that making it 1892
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08

Salvation OH delights everybody. Il can be- had
Of all druggists and dealers in medicines. Il erad
Gates all pain by quickly removing the cause. Il
cures neuralgia aud rheumatism Price - cents
When Noah was in the ark. Young Ham was al
ways playing tricks on the old gentleman. one
day he told his sea taring father that there was
water la the cellar and they had all caught cold.
Then Il daWned on Noah that he had omitted to
secure a supply Of DR., Bulls Cough syrup.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in the blood.
This acid attacks the hhrous TISSUES, and causes
the pains and aches In the hacg, shoulders knees
ankles, hips aud wrists. Thousands OF people
have found In Hoods SarsaparillA a positive cure
for rheumatism. This medicine, by lis purifN ing
action ncutralilis the acidity uf the blood, aud
also builds up aud strengthens the whole body,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08
A. e. THURB
WANTED!

Christian men and women to
sell the best subscription book
offered agents, The Christians
Legacy" One agent has sold 70
copies in one small place Of 799
people. Another has 1O2 orders
in nOne churchinS Springfield, Mass.
Experience not necessary. Those
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08

Harsh, purgutiye remedies are fast giving way
To the gentle action and mild effects of Carteri
Little Liver Pills. II you try them, they will Ger
taiuly please you,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarTh by eXprlliug
hnpurity from the blood. which is the cause Of the
complaint Give il a trial
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08
0. J. PRATT.
| g. 2 Granite Block,
GRAND OPENING OF NEW FALL
GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
IMMENSE STOCK TO SELECT
FROM

Comprising the latest novelties In French. Ger.
man. English and American Dress Goods silks,
Nelyets, Pushes, Ladies', Misses and Childr'n's
Cloaks aud Shawls in an almost endless variety at
unparalleled low prices. Linen and Turkey Red
Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Crashes, Blankets,
Counterpanrs Cotton Goods and Flannrls that
will surprise you for quality and chrapness. Also
an immense stock Of Ladies' Mems aud Chill
dren's Under Flannels aud Hosiery Cotton I'm.
derwrar, Corsets, Dress Trimmings Larts, Rih
bons, Kid Gloves, Linen Collars, Ruchings and
Fancy Goods, all at low prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-08
Carpet Department

The stock in this department was never so large
and attractive as this season, comprising over l1
rolls of the choicest products Of American uuuiS,
consisting Of Body brussels, Tapestry Brussels,
Krnsingtnn Art kiddrrminsrrs. EAtra Super In
grains and Cotton Chains also Otl Cloths, Mat
tngs, Rugs, etc, at prices that defy competition
In city or town Come and see them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
We 40 not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
eerresrendenss,
Island Highways.


MR. EpIToR; win you allow me
space for a few words regarding the
article on "Island Highways" in
your issue of the 10th insts
The expense of fencing out road
is by no means limited to the erec-
ton of the fences. In many cases
there would be a further outlay for
water pipe, as the road would cut off
all the land on one side of it from
water. And this might be a very
much more expensive affair than the
fencing. In fact, 1 know lands that
would have TO be abandoned alto
geIher if water had to be piped to
them. Again, the position and char
acter of the water supply may be
such that it is not possible to pipe it
at all.
A bad gate is of course a great
nuisance to the travelling public;
but is there any real objection to a
well hung self-closing four-foot gate
on a road where there is but little
traffic? The outlay incurred for
erecting a house and keeping a man
to open the gate, perhaps dozen
times, perhaps only once or twice a
day, seems TO me out of all proper
ton to the benefit the public would
get from him. / do not deny the
public's right in the matter; but l
do question the justice Of enforcing
it where the expense to the indiyi-
dual Is so serious, and the gain to
the public so small.
Of course the gates should be
good, and kept in proper repair: bu.
the road boards could easily enforce
that. E. 4. BURCHARDT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03
Gates Across Fublie Highways.

Ms EDITOR: In your paper of Aug.
21st see that some one speaks in
favor of gates across public high
ways.
1 would say in respect to this, that
where the community has had free
right of public highway worked
by public funds. it ought, on no &C
count, to be eneumbered by a gate OF
any kind. In any free country. ii
would be regarded as a direct in
fringement of the rights OF the citi-
zen. If you have one gate-you can
have q dozen: that Is where the
question turns
And public institutions, too, with
large enclosed. grounds, ought at
least to be as civil to the public as
private gentlemen expect to be. II
Is an imposition 10 lady driving
alone. or to & hackman. for that mat
ter. and a yezation to any man to be
obliged to disakount and open a gate
FREEDOM.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03
SAMOA.

i cable dispatch from Berlin
dated August It'll says: The latest
news from Samoa Is causing q stir
throughout Germany There Is rea-
son 10 fear new and serious cOmpli-
cations which may entirely undo the
wUrk Of the recent Samoan confer
auce- According 10 these accounts
AIatazfs- who agreed 10 maintain
the status quo until the treaty
drafted by the conference could be
ratified By the United States Senate,
has entirely repudisted this agree
meut and gathered his followers to-
gether and compelled King Tamas
csc 10 hand over 10 him the prison
and police f0Tce Of Apsi- He has
dismissed the German Police Super
intendeut. Her Won Woltersdorf,
and released from prison several
natives who had been arrested by
the Iattsr's orders At last accounts
the entire municipal government OF
Apis vas In the hands OF Mstaafa-
whose h=n ara pstroling the city
armed What eIcitss the Germans
still n1re than this breach OF faith
On the part Of Mstssfs Is the gTa
tuitOus insult hezped upon the Ger
usn Emperor Il SOFT OF national
teta held 81 Apzi By Matsafa and
his followers On this occasion
the Dad Baby Dance took
pIzee. only. instead Of the tradi-
tI0nal dad baby, Mstaafsis follow
ers carried II the procession bust
Of EnUerUr William L which II al
likelihood lad been washed ashore
frum the Hrack Of the German WAY
ship Eher- When the German Con
sui hezri Of this insult he promptly
made demand UD0n Mataafa f0E
this bust aid IEls E.gTE n his possess
i'm
The American press generally
Supports AIatsstz II his seizure Of
the police d=pzrtneut- His action
Z Clustered 10 have been prompted
By soue emergency. Inssm1ch e be
/ h0En 10 be TOO prudent TO take
s1Eh : step FithOat good cause
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

B. the ) ; Mzrlp1is4- uhich
arrived q S4-u-3zy LAST II ) D n
we have news trCm the Coast u
August 34ll-e5ght days Izisr shan
WEzl w1s brought by the ) s Aus
1rz-lx
In f1rsigD p,oLitics nothing Of Z
vs-y @puctG15 ns1urs hz.i occurred
TIE Bek-LE- sea trouble L still II
scsy2zrcss zIiho1gh two o5hsr sail
ing vessshs. belonging 10 Csns3z-
Esi been ss1si b. the UGIEs,i S'.a.tsis
cruiser Resi- TIE British gov
Eosci las sls7 wEue6 Ca1siizl
<sszl=rs that thar gpers1l1cs In Ben
ing ses zrs Il thar 0E1 risk s1d the
IzpIL g1TsrUEs1i hEs refused to
5zsu,s-ce EE vessels 10 Alaskan
E4-scs II 1ks EsarEtIIs. u C11I
Ws mare 6ssEl5s srrsrgs@s1t czr
be lad with Tie sz1ns,rI1i,5s Il " ash
IEg1UG
RzEE,1z1g the Terry 1rzgs,3y- the
t-srL a gaigs Terry had tzks0
plzss q-5s6LF, and a last accounts
Mrs Sarah 4lfEza T=rrE vas zazF lzg
Il the L6tk Es1ss- San Erz1eLze1.
r,st.-z1E d,1 bs I-45rTl=E=,i Pz,l-
PIE talk NV E-eh U1Ee calmly
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6sssa1 WIS z rzEf aEt thai h had
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NE-xEEI Nza,sEs L bLls,5 fi1r tlaIflr-g
lie - kE=1LF. g1d especially fin
E1z,E 5ne zss,sucr8 SHIT Judge F1zLi
E.s1 bss1 zrrEs1s:ti- tut was IEE,3E-
E-aFsLF Released IN VIII u kaleaz
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u,1sa Lzft1- ti-.sA judge F6=Ii EE III
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azs1 5Ea TIA EEEE1Eg CCa II EEE
EzrrzEa Wis Fsz1s1c sa.s III Flnlil..-
Z E=szs=skA Tks property I=t1 2! Judge
T=rT !: TEE11zE1E EE1l1iEsss1 Il raC
sallp u ss14g1l7 bgz tbs FEE
ktaaFLF mrtEzgs1 SsaEis haz
kzen removed Euu Tia z-lss5=t:lil1g-
q ane STATE Cunts Il CaIIf1rrEz-
szs1 EI.Bsa5 E115s=E tnsa Il 1Ess Fai.=rzI
CF-gsz[z C,1G-r H < nov II SsZ
Francisco ifE and hls ease vii es1n=
IN Immediately atzs=H thai of 4EE.tl.,s
F5aI1 Tksa LH11sr CASE VII dl1rz5G-
1saz Ee dismissed
BUSINESS WIS sSsaatF EhflGZfl.I1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

the Pacific States, bat there was no
active speculation, The report OF
the sugar market appears in another
column,
John l.. Sullivan had been SEN
fenced 10 twelve months imprison-
ment at hard labor: but an appeal to
the Supreme Court of Mississippi
had been noted, and he was out on
! 5000 hsil. When last heard from,
Sullivan had srrived back in Boston.
Kilrain hsd been arrested at Bslti-
more. snd left there for Mississippi,
but had not arrived at latest dates,
Meetings 10 further movements
reSarding assistance to trans Pacific
steamship sud cable lines had been
held in San Francisco. and increased
interest is being taken in these i'm
portant matters by mercantile men
in the United States,
The new cruiser Charleston had
inside several trial trips, and had
STAINED s speed of over nineteen
knots
General ". II. Dimcnd had re-
signed his position as Park Commits
sioner. owing 70 Qperous duties at
the Mint preventing his attention 10
park business,
Five murderers hsd been hanged
four Of whom were at New York
city.
The sentence of dessh, passed
upon Mrs. Mayhrick IN England,
hiss been committed to Imprisonment
for life: and steps sire being taken to
have her pSrioned-
The Eifel Tower hiss been struck
by lightning. but not injured
Edison. the electrician, has been
inside Count by the King of Italy.
The formerly deposed King Malei-
stoa Of Ssmos, hiss returned 10 that
group and IS sgsiu King. Mstsafs
received him with friendship. and
Tsnasese having no followers Is
now quiet The Germans have given
up absolute rule st Apia: and, N
turning MaIesstoa loose, they told
him he could do IS he liked
Andrew BSrstOw. one OF the best
known men IN the Eastern sugar
trade. Is dead. sged +6-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03
A Sea Serpent

PANAMA, August Captain Viii
liam E. Smith Of the bark Nautilus
reports that when of Cape Berkley,
Galapago islands, a sea serpent was
seen about thirty yards from the
vessel Captain Smith estimated
the serpent's length at eighty feet,
and it was about as large round as
2 barrel in the thiekest part.
The head was shaped like a
snakes, only on the extreme end Of
the upper Jaw there was q ridge or
bunch The head was about three
feet in length. and about two feet
hack Of the head was a name Of hair.
No fms we're seen The tail was
long and tapering and shaped ike
that OF al eel The captain and
mate loaded two bOmbguns and
hanged away at the snake, and for
about u minutes there was quite q
circus, the serpent Isshing the water
with bis tail and running his head
out four CT five feet At last he ran
out his head, whisked around and
sank, dad
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

Benjamin johnson, it is said,
owns farm in Rush Valley. e. T.,
upon which he has just discovered a
mine of natural shoe backing.
An analysis of this peculiar material
shows that it contains is per cent
carbon, 81 per cent aluminium, and
the remainder clay. When taken out
the material is moist and soft, and
when used as a shoe blacking pro-
duces a fine polish. which IS not
easily destroyed.
John" said wife to her husband.
as she looked up from the morning
paper, ''what is coastwisesteamerFn
"a coastwise steamer, my dear!
Why, coastwise steamer is one that
knows how to keep off the rocks along
the coast"
Is Uncle Jerry Kusk aware that
the progeny of a single pair of Eng
hsh sparrows in ten years amounts
to 1856, 9S3, 99S birds? Every pair
he kills he cuts off just that many.
Jerry, get your gun.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

seen the San Francisco paper with
the extract in il,
Aside from the personalities con,
tanned in the Colonel's communics-
ton. which detracts from Its value,
*here sre some suggestions advanced
by him. worthy Of consideration, snd
which must be adopted. sooner or
later, II We EXPECT 10 secure that
peace ana confidence, without which
Hawaii csn have no resi- snd per
manent prosperity, We refer 10 the
following;
U.sssems 10 me that one ov ether q
/ these latter alternatives annexation OF
; ProsectorSSs' Is the certain result o.
| the presea; drift q matters unless the
| men q property, in their private e&pAC :
| ties. 81 once furnish 70 those Jew Voiun-
| tss-S which the present gSoitor~Ootsn0S
militia lSw does permit - exist, suitable
ana safe armo-v AcoonmoiSno0S-&
building conveniently &ni StrSieylcSlly
I situated. Q1,cklv reached from Sll points,
and saSslv ieienSlhls &SSinSt SDv assault
{ Al small arms. This would weld 10
/ ce.har the present fo2ce and increase
Their efficiency tSntold,
/. By the actual physical mUluplicS-
tSo1 o; their military strength, ul&n tO-
-,sSn. IS well IS resulting IN Milling up
every company 70 It's fu,l legal limit,
=. By convincing the volunteers that
the people who really hSve material III
sS-eSsS 10 defend are tsvocsbly disposed
toward The caly men who IA emergency
sire likely 70 help defend them.
= By the preventive effect such s
course would az once sli constantly eN-
s-viSs u s-,cA IS uzy 81 any tlule con
sssup sic 5 movement similar 70 tbs, o.
5&-y S}sh.
In ST 2rticle printed few 6sys
since, We referred 70 the necessity
q having some building suitable for
Sn arsenal. where the wsr mStsrisl
snd ammunition Of the government
nigh: De stored securely. At pres
snt there Is no suitshle plsce in OF
or q the city. which sSn be used IS
81 Srssnzl. the necessity for which
must be spp2rent 10 every man who
: 81 4l seQu&intei with military
matters
1.-THE publication Of Colonel Ash
fu-G-s Letter shsu result IN seton On
the pSrt a the government OF the
citizens. which msy leSi 20 securing
the much needed protection. We shsn
10. regret It's appearance The truth
:. this government wzs- to sppesr-
z-ces s. lsGSt better IF IL the days
II hIug kzaize4ouli O. hznehzmeha
III, who hai his Fort with 8 sur
rounding eo-al Ezu twelve O. fifteen
tses high. Gni twenty feet thick
which SsrVe6 Is an arsenal tlr the
Storing Of Cannon. guns and aII the
--S z-I ammunition q the gov
erl-s2s 81 th45 time. ani aLso had
IS-ge vaults for storiug powder
OH Cor hskuznzo4 made this fort
his headquarters and probably had
~ military discretion th2n any
had Ct the military the government
has s1cce possessed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

The hzEzls has Z high recoMnen-
dsal0z = Il article Of food. bees1se
q liz n1GrIti01s character. One
szEb0xItF s1101lces that O1e pound
Of this fruit Las E0rs u1trIment than
sErss ponds q EesI OF = many
pounds a potatoes, while q food
L Z said 10 Be II every sense s1perIoz
10 what brad TIE natives q the
West Indies and other tropical eoun-
nias s1heizt largely Upon tten- and
find thez- - chemists do. : food
e11ssIEilg : LzEgs AMOUNT and var
isEy Of l16HIne1t 4 scientific gsn-
sfsGz1 Ezkes the1 : special and
sIeIzzzTe article q food- EEez he hzs
work requiring e01z5dersble and pzr-
tIeEEIzr sGGsEEI01 and seeqzzey, Il z
sIMe EEsn : regular zeal and ether
f1od w01Id weaken The se<Io1 Of tEe
EEnd He ELds that the banana ii
saeL eases flgessz easily. and makes
ID dEE.EEEElo1 0f le1taI eoneersra
tI91- EEIIe "a the same TINE the ne
qz1rz3 s1zEezs1es q laznd ard BODY
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Il the Third Judicial Circuit o. the Hawaiian
Kingdom
EIEAKAUA: b. the grace Of God, Of the H.-
EaiIsn Islands. King:
To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. or his DsDuty
il the Third Judicial Circuit-CFesiing:
lou are hereby commanded to summon AKA
4 fChJ defendant, in case be shall fle written
answer within twenty days after service hereof
U Be and appear before the szid circHiI Court
~ the May Term thereof 10 be holden AZ the
CoErE Ron Of the Count House AZ Hilo. IN the
Island Of Hawaii o. TUESDAY. the Tth dzv Of
MzF next At 8 O'Clock A. X 10 shf,.g es,.se ~.
ths claim Of KAALE. W. plaintiff should not
b. awarded nsf pursuant 10 the tenor OF ~
nezed petition And have TGa then there this
Wit Nith fall return % your Proceedings
therein.
Witness. Hon. 4. FRANCIS JUDD
Chief Justice Of CIR Supreme
-. l. Court az HilO. this f5fh daV ~
April. 4 u. Is-s
DANIEL PORTER.
Clerk u Circuit C0zrt-
Due and diIigenI search having been made
fOf the within defendant Aka. bat be cannot Be
fond.
Honoiala- MAJ 70 lses
john II. sOPER, MzrEhsI.
certify that the foregoing Il tr1e copy o.
tzs sEMnO1s is raid cause and the return 81
tns Ezrs1si therein, and that said Congt Il the
Nay Term. i,>s. ordered that the ease stand.
cOEri1 zed E1tli The next November Term Wal
Esz, Hawaii And that an zttssted cSpy of szfr
s1aaEsons De yabsifhsd a. required By law.
Witness ny hand and the Sea- 81
ezid Court a. Hslo. this fzst d
-. Ii of August 4 D. fsz3
lzS-t DANIEL PORTER. clexE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03
VACATION.

"Goodby, dear dollars miae, goodby,
lis time that we should part;
Vacation dawns and now must !
For recreation start"
So sang youth, and sped away;
Soon by the sounding sea
His dollars dwiddled day by day
While he lived merrily.
Amid the breakers white be rolled,
All fearless of Old Sol;
And many tale OF love he told
Beneath parasol.
Filtration? Yes, little-or
Ice cream and Opera airs
Upon the pier-then still some more
Filtration on the stairs.
Result-a scarlet face and nose
The holidays all spent
Hptypes of Lou and likewise Rose
Heart gone-and not cent.
-IPittsburg Dispatch.
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