The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-29

III i'o IVA ulO 1ullC dN ..''N.. ~
m :, any Caesar. l. .g. hrst
place a was an usurper he
chu CT headship should have
gone . he son of joseph Smith,
tounvci ui the sect. Young
S M " assumed and held 1t. SO
z at vas his Tor, e aid ability
tn the real Murmons. such as
the congregation in this city, are
gene ally known as the dissen.
tsrs, while the organization tC
which the settlement on the other
side of Oahu accounts is rather
considered the original body
The contrary is the fact. Young
introduced polygamy, which was
disclaimed but a few years age
by the venerable MILFORD Wood
ruff. Within the personal knowl
edge of the writer President
Woodruff has given to his peo
pie revelations from Heaven
and the same have been re.
ceived. In the authentic history
OF the church it is stated that
John the Baptist appeared to
Joseph Smith and a companion
and ordained them as priests.
Salt Lake, the Mormon capital
soon to become state capital, is
a magnificent city. The Temple
was dedicated couple of years
ago after being forty years in
course of construction. The
Tabernacle, an ordinary audi.
forum, on the same lot seats
10000 people. 1t has a gallery
but the pulpit view is unobstruc
: ted. The acoustic properties are
such that the experiment o
dropping" pin is actually per
formed. AT common service
+. there are $50 voices in the choir
on special occasions, 500. TIL
organ sends out a volume c
music that twenty brass band
, could not equal. Most OF tn
time the sermons are very plair
! The people are told their dutie
a; citizens and church members
They seem a happy, contente'
lot with firm belief in Their ca
. ers aud their doctrines.
Anorg the many improve
menii made this year has bee
, the 4, Aning up and paintin!
| the D, 7iness blocks owned b
M. Ia hes Campbell; the Camp
bel b oc.;, the old Masoni
bullciii :. The Beaver block, an
the Williams building, all o
Fort Street.
u The contract tor painting tn
buildings was awarded to MI
c. Sterling, who has had tn
painting and decorating OF mos
of the large buildings in Homo
b.. lulu, and conducts one of tn
u largest and best painting ests
blishments in the city.
When Mr.. Sterling put hi
men to work, he found the builc
3 ings dirty, paint partly scale
g off and everything in a yer
poor condition to put paint OIL
' The walls were given a brushin
e and oil coating, the paint on tn
iron shutters and wood wor
/ was heated and scraped off an
= finally all was ready for ne,
dress.
The white lead and color
were furnished by us and wer'
from that reliable Coast firm o
w. P. Fuller & Co., celebrated
for the quality of their Ponce
White Lead. The white wa
! darkened to a pale yellow o
cream and applied to the walls
We sell tons and tons OF thei
paints and paint material ever,
year.
For the iron awnings and shu,
tiers was used paint that we de
3 sire to be noticed by all who us
, corrugated iron in building an,
for iron shutters. This paint
one of the best we know of 10
f exposure to all kinds of weather
S 1t will not scale or dust off, an
: the color is dark red, pleasin
c and attractive t. the eye. 1t is
: metallic paint, having a larg
t propo ton OF iron in its compC
n sition. 1t is mined in Neyad:
n and ground and mixed INTO
o paint mat can not be excelleC
Ion mills and plantatio
buiiii gs that are close to tn
: sen and thereby subject to tn
raw g sci salt when coated wit
our N ta.lIc paint will stand 10
wears of course we do not mea
that one coating will do thu bu
our pant will last much longel
+, in fact very much longe
l than any other kind OF metalli
paint we know of. We woul
like all persons who are thinking
of using iron paint to examin
the paint on the shutters of tn
Campbell buildings, come int
f our store and we will tell yo,
all we know about it and try an,
show you the superiority OF on
paints.