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Evening journal., 1895-01-09
PhiIaieIphla Next.

From the Baltimore Sun.
uptlon--inveterate ard bold--is In
Philadelphia with all the consequences
Of misgovernment thst make Tammany
odious, but the machine In Phiiadelphia
Is Republican and is sustained by the
capital and Intelligence OF Philadelphla.
The majority is fsnEtically Republican In
the city aud at Harrisburg, with the
result that IL committees come from the
state capital to Investigate, their mission
is to whitewash. not TO expose Another
circumstance of Importance is the fact
that in Pennsylvania, more, perhaps,
than in any other state, politics is bust
ness Republicanism there means "protec.
ton for the manufacturer. big profits
and the other things that gild existence
for money-loving people. What ie
there In it for me2'--not aspiration for
the triumph of any particular principle
Of equity Ia government--is the ruling
Idea.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
wonderland Srusee.

The new bill at the Wonderland
Theatre last night was we'll received.
Gracey and Burnett made their 6rst sp
pearance In this city and were greeted
with unusual demonstrations of favor
Ozav, the amusing juggler, performed
uniquely. The others are Billy and
Edith Browning, @. V. Bonney, Mile
Maiitana, Miss Tillis Russell Louis
MartInettee Tom and Matte Webster
The company also presented the comedy
sklt entitled "StraSagem, which Is
something new in the line of one act
comedies, the same program will be
presented all this week On Friday
evening Manager Dockstader will give
away barrel Of -four and every Friday
night staple article such as clothing,
tons Of coal, -four, etc, will be given away
free to his patrons
Segars 80, CO. 70, 90, 81 90 per box.
Durataf,1'e No r. Eoct Qonond ofpoaA
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Hosiery.

Sale of Fast Black French,
British and German Hosiery
at one-third off. These are
the odds and ends Of large
lots. Many of them our own
importation, and not being
able to duplicate the numbers,
we want them out of the way.
Every size will be found in the
lots. The entire lines have
been our usual good 5o-cent
qualities-in ladies' only-now
they are three pairs for $I.oo.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
LETTERS from THE PEOPLE.

Can BE Had for the Asking.
To the Editor Of the Evening Journal
SIR;-Some Of your readers may have
while abroad, eaten the nppetiziBg
"kaifee Kuchen, which is used uniyer
sally among tho better class OF families ia
Germany. 1t also goes by tho name Of
'Moravlan Sugar Cake" because It is found
to be better In the many Moravian
colonies or settlements ia North and
South Germany, Holland. England and
this country. The best / ever ate was
baked by my aunt, the wife OF a dis
tinguished Moravian bishop, and having
obtained her recipe had It struck of
for the enjoyment of American friends.
Should any Of your readers wish to try
It, they need but ask me for IL.
Yours truly,
II. 7. FRIEAUFF.
A
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Long Island Car Float Launohed.

In Hight rain, yesterday, the largest
car float, building at the jackson and
Sharp Company's for the Long Island
Railroad Company, was launched into
the Christisna and will at once be sent
TO New York, to go into commission.
lt will be known as "No @"
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
The Cash ana Credit systems Compared.

the Canh ana Creott systems compared.
During and after the war of the re-
bellion there was a decided change IN
the system Of purchasing by families as
well as by merchants. Long credits were
abandoned and purchases were made
almost universally for cash or its equivs-
lent Merchants were obliged to adopt
this system to keep their capital moving
and customers found II advantageous
for it made prices more reasonable. 1t
can easily Be Hgured. without the use
of slate, that a storekeeper who sells
a pound Of tea at profit Of ten cents
and has to walt a year for his pay IL
not making very great profit, while II
he receives his pay inside Of a month,
enabling him to sell the same pound Of
tea. or rather its equivalent twelvs
times year, his profit will be quite
sufRcient.
Besides this, in giving credit there is
always more or less risk, for parties
pronounced good" and who have always
paid may meet with mlsfortunes which
will prevent them from paying, TO say
nothing of those who succeed In getting
credit without ever expecting to pay
In order TO save himself from loss the
merchant who trusts is therefore COM
PEELED TO charge more for his goods, to
make up for losses, while he who sells
for cash only can give his customers
lower prices without affecting HIS own
profits. This fact became 30 well
understood ut the time men;i med that
the cash system met with general
satisfaction.
Since that period the installment plan
has come into fashion and through it's
means merchants Of large capital have
''ooined money" to use 3 current phrase
This plan is very popular with those who
have little money, and in some respects
1t Is advantageous 20 customers as It en-.
ablss those who are prudent In their
expenditures 70 enjoy the uae of articles
which they really need In advance Of such
time as their savings would enable them
10 get them besides, when the payments
are made regularly the interest charged
is not excessive. On the other hand, it
encourages extravaganza among those
who can Ill afford It,
The instsllment plan Is not caused by
excess Of liberality on the part Of those
whose interest It Is to sell their goods,
and those who are tempted to make use
Of 1t, in order to enjoy its immediats
benefits, should not forget that the arti-
cles thus procured have got TO be paid
for In the end and at higher price than
II bought for cash. No merchant would
sell goods on credit without getting at
least high rate OF interest, aud in ad-
ditlon to that liberal allowance is gem
orally made for the loss in value of the
goods II they have to be taken back.
The people who purchase on install
mentH are those who recsivs weekly or
monthly wages, and they should fully
consider the risk Of losing what they put
into such purchases In the event Of their
being unable to fulfil their part Of the
contract until the goods are paid for
When this matter is fully considered and
the purchasers are sober and industrious
the Installment plan can often be used to
advantage
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Wilson'S Novel Trim.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8. 9.-Georgo Wilson.
the dead broke" pedestrian. came to
Baltimore He loft Cincinnati at a. m.
Dec. l8, 1894. The feat which he Il to
perform is to walk along the four hounda-
ries Of the United States and return to
Cincinnati within IL months He Is also
to get a wife ON his travels.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Representatlve Reed IN lis Sent.

WAsHNGToN, Jan. Representative
Reed Of Maine was in the house for the
first time since his recent accident by
which he sprained his ankle The injured
ankle gives him some annoyance but not
enough TO prevent his moving about.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Tho Australian Ballot.

The Australian Ballot.
From the Washington Post.
II Is an interesting fact that the most
serious complaints about the Australian
ballot system come from the New
England states, which are supposed-b
the dwellers thersin--to be peculiarly the
homes Of intelligence. First came Mas.
sachusetts with the complaint that the
system WAS so intricate that a majority
OF the voters lost their votes from in
ability to comprehend the method. Then
Vermont and Maine Joined in wsiling
over = 81 liar loss; ana now c5mes New
Hampshire to swell the mournful chorus
The Manchester Mirror and American
one Of the leading papers of the state,
calls for bill to repeal or amend the law,
aud says of It that 'of all the cunber-
some, cruel, corrupting, hateful and
sbominable contrivances which cranks
and towards have put into our states
that Is the worst. The trouble seems to
be that man who buys vote cannot be
sure that he gets the goods
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

frequently the fellow who goes out In
the slush and slippery mud without
sound rubber overshoes, is the same
man who complains about quinine max
ing his head buzz.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Houses for rent, 10 West Eighth stree
Clerical Brotherhood in session.

At Bishopstead the Clerical Brother.
hood met in regular session this after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev Charles Z
Murray was the essayist, his subject
being how Best TO Increase, the Eff
cheney OF the Convocation. The
unpropitious weather kept many Of the
Delaware state clergymen from attending
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

loudly and as often as they will, but
these desirable conditions cannot he
secured SO long as the currency question
remains unsettled and the only way to
settle 1t Is by campaign OF education
aud vote by tho whole body OF the
people upon IT.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
An.InLr - > stnnn.o,.

HALIFAX, Jan. Considerable anxiety
is ielt Tor the safety Of the steamer state
OF California, which left New York Friday
and should have reached Halifax Sunday
morning.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
aAsn,Es,A0,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.&C.
a ARD Railway OF Airericx : ProJeotsS
HhnIrorpsh,ont hIdcr py TINS Interlockine switch anc
PHILAn AnELPIIA, WlLSfIsGToNn ana BAI.
1frSlO1sn rS,a'n hAlLhtOAD, in effect Nov. 49, 1894,
phiiai, pF1iiins WI leave Wimlngton as followp,
* EfnidISaelp phie, express, 81, 2 %. 20. 10 a.
j cs 81 e M, NJ a5 81 Sos so, io. s. 7S,
AossoTneds stion, 8 o.. 7 90, Os. .lOsAu.1s@.
l6l ~, IT, 740, 1852 m. ~
Chester express, 81, 50. $50, ia 2 80. sso
oe S% igVo' % no Il o. u. 81, 8 o., s., ",
Aecornmoda dation.s 90, 7Oasts. llma
Ese. sse, 40, lb, 80, lo55pm.
43, ~ o., 10 g, ID 45. u s. a m. Tlg B / AZ az
100, "a, y, 90, 707, 8 u. 1915 III. 90 : ~
H'istnn. without change. 10 Ia a rn. Is So a ~
For the South Southern Railway Express
Al p m. SleeIers to Augusta, St Auuustine''
and Tampa; Al p N. Sleepers TO Hot SPRINGS
memphis and New Orleans.
west Chester. via Lam akin. u q M, $40
= "A.
NowArk Centre and intermediate stations
BsltiTnors and Washington, 4ls,sm, s11.
~ lS. n 90 an. u Ok, 12 ", Il Is. N. "a, BG
70 gss,IoSs -, a., o; A. 80 n, z - night.
AS. Us and II o. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for VIII.
II le, II 3s. m, fls IS, 81, G2, 5l6. doi. I'll
. s, ~, 20; 6s, II, $50, 710, II 10, II rs,
Aoconlmodarlon ~. 2 80. iOBa an.l@sc3
uts "a, e q b, 10 03, II 50 IA.
sunday IreinB--Leave Washington for:
sAl,ia6nsel3pnis 6s VI express, 8. 65 y. J0.sbh
45, ~ 70, ~ ~ II 81 am, 81, 2 %. b94 55 o..
Isses ., . "a. Acconlvuodation, 90. s 10 = m,
" .e, 4O iO5. Is. 10 m.
ghssssri = express. s e. s. AZ; g. S. 10 O5.ll 81,
saoSs5s;on q 81 200 sl0s n. y TO- fsO. %. bI5 Ss5.
Sew. York. lE7. $50. 40. zoo $40.
10 %. 10 As, II 81 s. 70. u 10 i al gpF nE sg
70z, 9 II, 10 65 . m.
30 "a without change. swpm.
For the South-SOuthern Railway Express
y, a ? I, m. eepeis to Augusta. St. Augustine,
and Tampa; a y M Sleepers TO Hot Springs'
Memphis, and New Orleans
,Wess Chester, yiA LaInokln. 5 81 ; IA.
Bsltisoors and washington 4,s s.m. mo
= a y v. I'D 22 ha. 70 O5, Al, 7i4l, 20 p. N.
Balulaors ana intermediate stations, sCs
and iiA d n.
I.sAvs Philadelphia, Broad streas, for WI.
"a =. Sos. 5 IS, 20. ss5. il 10. i Is
4 dAAOoqgnno69sioa, s 80, . 10. lO& m. IL s5.
Erhina fol DslswRrs Division leave for
B. . 1l. Il D night. -
Lswes, . 10 = M sTpm.
,EAgress Tor voyes, Harrington and DsImxr,
=, y y : n 4 :. ? n. y u niznt.
s,l son On ki3e Wsy stAhSns only. 80 N.
Agprsss for Oars Ch5rlss. Gld psNnt 1on.
i9gt s9o Norfolk. Il % a m, u u Elght.
Sunday trains for:
Rev ys.shie. IL o. nighe.
lAvo Charles, Ola Print Cpr1fuf-t ans Nor
inle, II 1i night. ava
9aodies9HE, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
SETON, Hsrrngtau, Bridgev1ile, Seaford,
A4grel and leimar, ~ Of NIGHT
fOgngressiOnhl Limited Express trains com.
poesd entirely Of Pullman Vestibuie ParloY
| and Dining Cars. No extra fare.
aLlmited Express Trains, composed OF Phil.
man FesnhqIe Parlor Osds, Vesttbule PAS
genaar Coaches and Dining Oar. No extra
&cf further Information, passcueers ara re-
Isrsed 70 TIE ticket agent Rt the station.
=. b. FREYOST, j. ri. W0OD.
GenerAl MANAGER. CgausrnI psssarysr IA
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

There is a wide difference in the pro.
nunciation of DR., PRrkhurst's name In
Delaware from the popular accent in
New York city. OF course, in Gotham,
every word with two sYllables or more is
shortened 50 that more Of them can be
spoken In ons breath by the fast metro.
politans. One conspicuous illustration
Of this is our long drawn way Of calling
out the figure "16." We say"eight.teen, ?
and New Yorkers say 'adeen" In speak.
ing Of the whiskered gentleman who is
still fishing for frogs TO catch more
Crokers we say Park hurst. The New
York pronunclation-an the doctor g.,
too, by the way--is "Pargest."
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
BANK srArrmFSr.

GTATrEMENTr, SHOWING TIE CON
AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY on the
IA nf Ia
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
FOR SALE :

FOR - AL T.
ll03 jefferson street. II rooms and bath.
702 Franklin street, rooms and bath
e03 Franklin street, 10 rooms and bath.
8 Franklin street, II rooms and bath.
el7 Tatnsll street, 10 rooms and bath.
9a fatnall street, IL rooms and bath.
1918 Gilpin avenue, g rooms and bath.
Gil East Fourth street. rooms and bath
COZ West street, il rooms and BATH
1923 West street, II rooms and bath.
1918 West street, . rooms and bath.
lOO0 Trenton place, rooms and bath.
f03-5-7 Jackson street. rooms and bath.
S37 Madison street, rooms and bath.
406 Lombard street. rooms and bath.
80 King street. IL rooms and bath.
lil3 Tatnall street, 8 rooms and bath.
Twenty. second street between Lamotte and
Carter streets.
3i5 Heald street, rooms.
i3Ql.3 French street, rooms.
222 Maryland avenue, s rooms and store.
sl5 Anchorage street. rooms.
l7l7 scott street. q rooms.
l07 Race street, 2 rooms.
92s West Sixth street, rooms.
Send for full list for sale. We can suit you
in 3 nice home cheap.
50 Vest Fifth street, l2 rooms and bath.
57 West Fifth street. l3 rooms and bath.
eOl West Seven street. rooms and bath,
6I7 West Ninth street. 8 rooms and bath.
He ALD e. CO.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

Gents try Capitans 80 cigar. clear Ha-
vans hller. Simatrs wrapper. Durstein's,
No East Second street.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
Consistency Bettor Than smartness

Consistency Better Than smartness.
From the Savannah News.
Philadelphia is teaching New York
that 1t is better to be slow than incon-
sistent Philadelphia has arrested Au-
srchist Mowbray and will probably send
him TO prison. New York denounced
MowbrRy. but permitted him to teach
iucendisrism aud murder unmolested.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09
WEST BOUND.


Baltimore and Washington. week dAyM
4 4 70 70 4 u; a a, m; hs 10 sO6. ss, A5I
BAltinaore and Way Stations. II a m. s0S
Newark. Del. week days. Az IN, nr
sAe7, Z e5. Ts ne, IS IS. IL 10 pm.
Eittsburg. 50 AZ N, "a 81 p N, dsfly,
Chicago, IS AZ, a 70; "a 81, . N, daily.
70 g N, daily.
New Ufiesns, via Bristol and Chattanooga
Is 10 . N, daily. Through sleeper 70 New OH
edna.
slagerly accommodation. II m, Os. 7ss
iardenbere accommodation, week daya,
IL e4I = m; IS and AZ u. Sundays. 30
ITafos leave Market street station;
for New York, week days, IS 30 Am.
10 is. fli s0a ~; : 56, As D NJ. Sundays. . %,
PiTubnrg and Chicago. week DAYS, 70 30A m.
Baltimore, week days, %, IS 81 a N; 3 IS,
% y m. Sunday sunday = % m. .
lsvs. 100 s 30 m; s2l, 40 N. Sundays.
925 NJ; lOp IN.
r6tgsfHH TAH ENb ENHbtAnHLPHHIA AdnHHELsP4HHIA ss TMEETH' Eos
WIIiNINGTON,w week days "a 81, 6l5 I 80. rs is
10 %, illa2 q m; 90 noon; q s5, q 45, so,
ID, - Ul, 4 30, 80 90, f5 Il, so, G 30. " "a.
KS 3D. $50, 10 1Oand II S5 pm.
sundsys. 50 q, el5, fsl5, . g, 10 g, III "a
mi 1900 noon; 81 35 900 3 15, 400. 480,
&C, " 43. IS S8 10 10 and II 30 m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
AND MARKET STes Week days, f8 20, " So,
III 25, ~; f340, i727, m. Sundays.
70 20, 81 55 f1l % m; 70 70, SIS D N.
Telephone No 1888.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
other line. o. o. SyUllIl, 6en'l Pass. Agent.
f. r. OAMPRklt. f7eneral Manager.
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD, Time table in effect Oct. 2sth,
1894.
Trains leave Wilmington, French street
station, for B. & o. Junction, MontchAnin,
Winterthur, Guyencourt, GIanogue. Cossart,
Ohadds' Ford Junction, Pocopsou, We1
Chester, Emoreeville, Mortonrflle, Coatee-
vile and intermediate stations, daily, excert
Sunday. at 80 a m. 2 80. 4 40 and 40 m;
Sundsy only At s "a q N: / 90, 450pm.
For Wayneaburg junction, Springfield and
inteImedlste stations, daily. eKcept Sunday,
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

EEAtSrIMQRH a
- QHTO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule Ia
eject Nov. l8, 1924.
Trans ie$Ye Dei2-
ware Avenue DeDck
East Bound.
or ! Expreas trains.
New York. week
dRyr, u %, nit,
Is q. no 40 : M; Il2 a
u ~, i6 86, AZ 34,ll1 90
p. m Sundays, 10 %,
q l7,n1 40 ; "a: ge s9,
70 rs, " "a, iii o0pra.
PHILADELPHIA
AND OHESTNUTS IS
8 ~, ~ 1871 6S, z IS, n
> N; lle ", l Is, is 4s
5 Is, 10 %. MOO D N
sundays, % %, g S6
. M; 1 B, " -, o.
8 Is. 10 %. I'll 90 . 70.
PHILADELPHIA
KIT STREETS. VI
no AZ, q N; ~ 40, ma
PHILADELPHIA
q IA: " 80, ~ -, III 0.
Chester. week dRys
z 50, Us 81, 10 30, 10 40,
Q ". ! IS, 10 50, 60, {
Chester, Sunday
III 40. II 40 y m; / y
y 80 SIS, 10 90, III %
Atlantic City, v
~ -, - 40 D "a;
ff 3Qpm.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

TWENTY = FOURTH
r9. Week days, % 03, 8 H,
~, 10 %, l0.N, no 30, III 45
, 8 %. 4 55, 70 80, $40 u "a,
i717, 759, 900. Ill 40. II 40
%, 45b, 70 a5, $40. " S4s
TWELFTH AND MAR.
eek days, 70 %, u II, IS ~.
4, Ill 90 pm.
Sundays, 70 o. " II. Ill 40
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

Rates to Western points lower than via any
other line. o. o. SCUllL, 6en1 Pass. Agent.
r. y. OAMPRKllI. 7anernl ManAger.
Evening journal., 1895-01-09

fOENNSYLVAHIA RAILROAD AND
ARD Railway OF America = Prosect,sS
throughout by tins Interlocki1g Switch anc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-30

Meeting place on Punchbowl street,
opposite Queens Hospital, in the house
formerly occupied by the late DR..
Trousseau. Preaching on the Sabbath
Saturday at 1 am, and Sunday night
al 7:30. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-30

Services Sunday Dec. LIST, will be as
follows: q and Z a. M, Low Mass with
Holy Communion; o a. IN. Mass with
English instruction.; 1890 a. m, High
Mass with native sermon, p. NJ,
Rosary and native instructions; 4 .. M,
native instruction and Benediction;
q. m, Portuguese service with Bene-
diction. Week days: Low Mass at @
and a. m.
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Ripans
abuIeS

MANSFIELD. Ohio. May "a, 1895.
-"Ripaus Chemical Co..
Ce tlemen, recently had an
interview with Arthur Swendal.
who is very enthusiastic about
Ripans Tabulcs, aud could
hardly say enough la their
favor, because they have made
him feel as good A. he ever did
in his life. Very truly yours,
A. J.. BmL." 8s
hlpnna Iahules are sold By druggists. or hy
mall 10 the price go cents a box a. seui 90 tho
ltipans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce NJ
New York. Sample Vial ~ cents.
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TENDERS WANTED.

bENOEHo " AW 6bs
Tenders will be received at tae Attor-
noon'on MONDAY, December End, 1895,
for furnishing the Oahu Prison for one
year beginning from Monday. Decem-
ber End, 1895, with the following sup
plies at such times and in such quaDti- |
ties as may be required.
The Marshal or such other officer as
he may designate, will make the requis-
tioLs, and all supplies will be subject to
his inspection and approval.
The amounts set opposite certain items
in the Schedule are the approximate
requirements per month, but all the
supplies are to be furnished as required
by the Marshal.
The contractor will be required 10
furnish suitable bondfor the faithful
performance. of his contract.
All tenders must be distinctly marked
"Tenders for Supplies, Oahu Prison.
The Attorney. General does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any bid.
HENRY Z. COOPER,
Attorney General, ad interim.
Attorney Generals Office,
November 81, 1895. s23-8t
SCHEDULE.
Fresh Meat, per lb.
Hard Bread, Medium. per h., with
cases.
Bread, fresh ID. loaves, per loaf.
Salmon, red, 8 TO bbls. per month.
Tea, per h.. In boxes.
Coffee, per h., Kona in bean.
Beans, per h., red.
Potatoes, per Id.
Onions, per h., in crate.
Rice, No. l. per ib.
Bar Soap, Brown. per lib.
Sugar, No. 2, per Id.
Milk, per quart
Straw Hats, per doz.
Blue Denim. 0 OF Amoskeag, per yard
Brown Denim, OF. Amoskeag. pei
yard.
Canvas, No. 1, No. Sail Duck, pc
yard.
Blankets, per pair.
Kerosene Oil, per case.
Galvanized Iron Buckets, per dozen
IS and u inches.
Yard Brooms, rattan, per dozen.
Shoes, brogans, per pair.
California Wheat Hay, large bale, pc
ton.
J Oats. good white oats, per ton.
!. Sole Leather, per Id.
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Notice.
THEOsoPHY.

Those interested In Theosophy, visit.
ing Theosophists and any not connected
with lodges in Honolulu can obtain
books. etc., free Of charge from the
library OF Hawaii Lodge, T. H., Foster
Block. Nuuanu Street, On WEDNES-
DAY EVENINGS from TO $50.
766-1m
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BY AUTHORITY.
Board OF Education.

Examinations for Teachers Primary
Certificates. will be held ON FRIDAY,
January 3D., and SATURDAY, January
4th, 1896, at the following places: Homo
lulu, Oahu; Hilo, Hawaii; Wailuku,
Maui, and Lihue. Kauai.
BY order of the Board.
ALATAU t. ATKINSON,
S20-1w |. G.. S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-30

Mts. w. b. Meek, who resides at
CamptoBville. Cal, says her daughter
was for several years troubled nt times
with severe cramps in the stomach, aud
would be in such agony that II was
necessary 10 call in physician. Hav-
ing read about Chamberiain's Collie.
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy she con.
cluded b try IL. She found that Il
always gave prompt relief, II was sell
dom necessary 10 give the second dose.
at has not only saved us lots of worry
aud time" she says, but also doctor
bills II Is my opinion that every family
should have bottle OF this remedy in
the house. For sale by all dealers
Benson, SMITH q CO., General Agents.
Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-30

The Hawaiian Band, under the
direction Of Prof. Berger will give
a public concert this evening at
Emma Square. beginning at 80
O'Clock Following program will be
rendered.
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It is the intention Of the Board of
Education to open IA free night school
for pupils above the age of 10. The
school hours will be from to 8 p. m.
daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.
The session will commence January 8,
1896, at the Foit Street School. Pupils
e-irous of entering should apply at the
Board of Education
The Board would like all teachers who
are deslrous of teaching in the night
school to send in their names. From the
list so obtained selection viii be made.
By order of the Board.
s20.1w ALATAU T. ATKINSON.
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Z. Medley Musical Review Riviere
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u. fautasia--"S rpeutine Dance Gil,t
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-30

Rev. ii. Parker, minister. Sunday
school at 10 u. IN. Morning service at
II. Subject: "The Greater Reward. v
Evening service at 1880. Subject: "The
Holy Land" This will he the first OF a
series Of talks on the life OF Jesus. All
services in the Hawaiian language.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-30

II Is a well known fact that cat usual,
falls ON its feet This may be puoved by
taking cat and dropping il from various
heights. That II should fall ON its feet il
not due TO luck. but to well defined prin
siple VI mechanics
When you hold cat with It's feet upper
most, the back will be observed TO curve
outward But as soon as you let 20 the
animal turns over Ia the air and curves the
body Inward, thus dlsplacing the center Of
gravity ~ thnt the tall Is made on all fnnrs