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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
HAWAII AHEAD.

Statistics of Foreign Imports at san
Trancisco-Seariy twenty-five Per
Cent. OF the Trade with the Hawaii
an Islands.
Hawaii is far ahead OF all other coun-
tries in the trade OF san Francisco, as the
following extract from the commercial
column OF San Francisco paper will
show
The value OF foreign imports at San
Francisco in December was $3.50, 700.
Japan contributed $97I,4O0 TO this total,
or nearly une-third; China and Hong
kong, 500, 400; Hawaiian Islands, 1882,
600; Great Britain, $252, 500; East In
dies, $256, 800; British Columbia, $780,
400, and 4 dozen other sources from $S4,
500 down to 81 600 The sources OF the
imports for 1855 were as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
New Treatment Of yrhoopfng Cough,

New Treatment Of Whooping Cough,
As this complaint is now quite pre-
yaleu, llaau-boH. these islands. the iol-
lowing clipping from New York paper
may prove s.ryiceahle in modifying, if
not liz curing The disease. The treat
aren't should only be undertaken with
The advice Of a physician As a matter
Of fart it has been prescribed with good
results by Honolulu physicians:
Tie value Of Mobin's treatment Of
,rhe1piug cough by sulphurous acid is
receiving strong confirmation from many
sources DIR. Manly, IN the " Practi-
toner, . expresses the opinion that, If it
WAS carried out in every case, at the end
OF SIX months The disease would be IN
known The method used by him is as
follows: the patient Is in the morning
put into clean clothes and removed else
where. All his clothes and ties, etc,
are brought into the bedroom, and sui
phur Is burnt upon 4 few live Goals in
the middle OF the room, The fire Is al
lowed to remain in the room for five
hours, and then the windows and doors
are thrown open. The child sleeps in
the room the same evening. About
twenty-five Erammes ( a little under an
0unce) Of sulphur to every cubic meter
may be burnt. This is equivalent TO
rather more than ten grains per cubic
foot. The room is fumigatei in ike
manner during the night; the patient
living in an atmosphere OF diluted sui
pburoUs acid gas for some days, while in
several cases the process is repeated at
the end OF a week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

New York City and elsewhere feel competent attend to all business
respectfully
solicit trial HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY
No
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
win Look for the Phoebe Chapman.

wiz Look for the Phoebe Chapman.
The bark KaIakaua sailed for Hong
kong last week in command Of Captain
Duncan. She will call at Johnson's,
Wakes, Weeks and Kalo Deparagos
Islands in search Of the schooner Phoebe
Chapman, Capt Lowell, which left here
July 3lgt Tor Tahiti and other islands,
but has not since been heard OF. It's
thought by some experienced nsvigators
that the schooner got out OF her course and
was caught one on Of those islands, that
are grouped about 10 degrees \. and l76
degrees w. The missing vessel belongs
to the Seventh Day AdvcRtists and had
on board, besides 3Ir Cudney, Z mis-
sionary OF that denomination, several
passengers for different points in the Pa
cific. Her whole voyage, including
trip to san Francisco, was calculated TO
take SIX months. She is over seven
months out now and two or three reports
Of her having been at Tahiti have turned
out to be without foundation. 1t will be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
COMPLIMENTS OF
JACK THE KISSER.

ANY lady who has been kissed
three times by Jack and retains this
card Is entitled to membership in the
Grand Army OF the Redeemed
Jacks kiss purifes, but never de-
files. His missionis divine, and his
kiss devoid Of sensUalily.
over.
On the reverse side Of the card are
these two verses:
Some seek Tor fame on crimson field,
With flashing blade and battered shield
But with arm as strong-heart rs bold,
1 lust not for blood nor kill for gold.
But when the gaslights dimly shine,
/ seek from women's lips divine
4 sOlaCe for this soul Of mine,
As BacchUs did from rosy wine.
Unto this breast l ioid the fair,
And kiss each shining lock OF hair,
While on their lips a seal | press
With all 8 lovers tenderness.
Ny mission truly Is inspired,
And by no base PASSION fed or fired,
When maid is marked | never miss her
Sooner or later l surely kiss her
Fervently yours, JACK TUE KIssER.
1t may he doubted if the Atlas char
acterizati0n OF the st. Louis chap is al
together sound. 4 good many people
would be inclined to dispute the propo-
siion that a tendency to kiss good look
ing women was any evidence Of man
being crank. On the contrary, he
seems to be rather an original genius
who had devised a nice little scheme for
indulging his amiable propensity, and at
the same time appearing luny enough
10 be irresponsible. 1t is not the first
time that genius has been mistaken for
lunacy by an unappreciative and hum
drum generation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

remembered that the schooner General
Siegel was given up rs lost with all
hands for about year, when her fate
was discovered and her company rescued
by the schooner Mana from the lonely
island on which they had been cast
nWHN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

A writer on etiquette has just par
alyzed the reading world with the
announcement that "birth does not
make the gentleman, though it
helps" That's right, that's right.
1t helps. If one will but stop and
think it viii be noticed that the gen
tIemeu-or ladies either, for matter
of that-who at some period of life
have not been born are extremely
rare. Extremely.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-12-05

yves: thank you for the hieb ot5,co v0,,
nave bestowed upon me. II wanid bo ;Uu ~,
RosslDle not to be moved bythe dignity and
nouor' yet you may well imagine that 7 am
az Illls ;, moment moment more impressed by its re-
faVD, ffpolsfolltles and duties Under our sys-
.eiu vi government, as it has been devel-
ppeu, tnese responsibilities and duties are
eoth political and parliamentary. and so
iar as tnese duties are political I SINCERELY
nope tnat they may be performed with y
proper sense OF what is due to all people of
~ Tne Whole country. So far as they are par
nan 1lihanentary | hope with equal sincerity
tnat they may be performed with proper
sense Oh what is due both sides of the
onainper' Applause. To the end that |
u;a ,ma{ oe successful In carrying out your
ment and cordial aid of all members of
tnlS mouse. Long and continued applause
Inc next step in the organization of the
mouse was the swearing in of the members
eiect as they arranged themselves in squads
Vi twenty at time in front of the clerks
desk The oath was administered by the
speaker. - Wv
when this duty was finished the house
proceeded to the election of other officers.
Edward MCPHERSON was elected clerk; A,
I. Holmes, sergeant-at-arms; G A. Adams,
aoorKeeper and James L. Wheat postmas-
ter When it came to the election of a
chaplain there was fight, and Reverend
Charles B. Ramsdell, nominee of the re-
publican caucus, was defeated and the
chaplain of the last house, William H. Mil
burn, was elected. These officers were
then sworn in. Messrs. McKinley, Can
non and Carlisle were then appointed a
committee to inform the president that the
house was organized and ready to proceed
to business.
Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsylvania, offered
resolution directing the speaker to appoint
committees on rules, accounts, enrolled
bills and mileage, each to consist of the
same number of members as is provided
for by the rules of the Fiftieth congress,
and referring the rules of the Fiftieth con-
gress to the committee on rules. Adopted
The house then adjourned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-12-05


4 From internal revenue -. l30. s8i .5i3. 81
From miscellaneous sources. 81 2S5. 500. %
| The ordinary expenditures for the same
period we're $2S1 .996. .6i5.63 and the total ex-
penditures, including the sinking fund.
were $500 570, 500 %. The excess Of res
the sinking FUND was S57. .470. 1880. For
the current fiscals year the total rev.
enue actual and estimated, are $685.
0O0,000, and the ordinlry expenditures,
actual and estimated, are $2o3.000. 900.
making, with the sinking fund, total ex-
penditure of $Sil, ,S2l 1869, leaving an es-
timated surplus of $f3,67S, ,S83.0l.
During the fiscal year there was applied
TO the purchase Of bonds In addition TO
those for the sinking fund, $50 458, III. 80.
and during the first quarter of the current
year the sum of $37, ,888, ,937.77, all Of which
were credited 10 the sinking fund. The
revenues for the fiscal year ending
June 3d. 1891, are estimated by the treas
ury department at $3S5.O00000 and the
expenditures for the same period including
the sinking fund. $Sf1 ,430, ,477.70 This
shows an estimated surplus for that year
for $43, ,569, ,52230 which Is more likely to be
increased than reduced when the actual
transactions are written up.
The existence of so large an actual and
anticipated surplus should have the imme-
diate attention Of congress, with view to
reducing the receipts of the treasury to the
needs of the government as closely as may
be. The collection Of moneys not needed
for public uses imposes an unnecessary
burden upon our people, and the presence
ofso large a surplus ii the. public vaults
is disturbing element in the conduct Of
private business II has called into use
expedients for putting II into circu
lation of q very questionable propriety.
We should not collect revenue
for the purpose Of anticipating our bonds
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-12-05

Manv ladies drag outa miserable ex-
;.tence more dead than alive, suffering
nearly all the time. DR.. Dromgooie's
Tnai;sb Female Bitters will destroy
tha seeds of disease, build up the
strength and restore the shattered "a .sa''l
health. If you can't get it OF your
druggist, write DR.. ]. P. Dromgoole'
Louisville, KY. .
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-12-05
DOMESTIC AFYATHs.

Within our own borders general condi-
ton of prosperity prevails. The haryests
Of the last SUNNI er were exceptionally
abundant and the trade conditions now
prevailing seem TO promise successful
season TO the merchant, the manufacturer
ami general employment TO our working
people. The report Of the secretary OF the
has been prepared and will be presented 70
congress. IL prese nts the fiscal operations
Of the government, and / avail myself Of
It 10 obtain some facts for use.
The aggregate receipts from all sources
for the year were $685., ,O50, ,058.84, derived Is
follows:
From customs .........,.. .$223, ,6S2, ,74l.6S
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-12-05

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a s':epiie Il "a NAN with faith in
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IL Il man could make a single rose
re should give him an Empire; yet
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scattered Ia p~Fofusi"u ovcr the world.
ana no on" regards thcm.-Luthcr.
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