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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05

RI: Flee !!
GREATER H|LO.
is becoming
is becoming
GRE EATER.

Many of our Homesites have
been sold to the most
prominent people of that
thriving little city, most
Of whom will Immediately
build fine residences.
Our tract (Puueo), on account
of it's great elevation,
commands a magnificent
view over Hilo Bay to
Cocoanut Island one
side and over the City of
Hilo to the other.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05

Teacher-Billy, can you tell me the
difference between caution and cow
ardice?
Billy-Yes, ma'am. When you're
afraid yourself, then that's caution.
But when the other fellows afraid,
that's cowardice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05

Advertising Rates made known on APP
plication at the Business Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
Honolulu Iron Works.

Machinery of every description made
order. Particular attention paid to
ships Blacksmithing. Job work ex-
ecuted at short notice.
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Gas Consumers Association 1.-THE old
conn any), $40 Post street.
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the most degrading style of thought that ever
obtained any currency in literature.
The profound religious sentiment OF Pales-
tine, which brought the Jewish nation into
close relation with the spirit world and rem
dered 1t possible for Christ to find among them
worthy apostles of his religion, has been
scarcely visible among the nations of the pres
ent century.
Apostles ready to sacrifice fortune and even
life II necessary in the pursuit OF spiritual and
religious truth are almost unknown to-day.
The spiritual movement OF to-day revives the
spirit ana the scenes which marked the days
OF the apostles when the power of the spirit
world was welcomed in every religious assem-
bly, and many were inspired with healing and
prophetic powers, which ST. Paul urged them
TO cultivate, regarding the prophetic power as
especially valuable.
The spiritual movement to-day is largely a
renaissance of the spiritual phenomena of
primitive Christianity, making man familiar
capable of reaching the wise and ancient spir-
Its who attended the labors of Jesus and the
apostles, by whom our minds may be led to the
Almighty Father.
AS in religion we are reviving the noblest
thoughts of antiquity, so in philosophy we
are turning away from modern materialism to
the loftier thoughts and purer sentiments OF
ancient philosophers.
The Spiri-ualist has the pure and earnest
faith OF antiquity which animated the apos-
ties, and he can sympathize with ST. Paul in
his earnest language when he rejoiced that he
had fought the faithful fight of duty and
knew there was a crown waiting for him in
heaven, for we know that we may go with abso-
lutte certainty from well-spent lie on earth to
some OF the many mansions that are ready for
us, where all we love will welcome US, and
where the sunshine of divine love will never
be hidden by the clouds and storms of earth,
nor the music of celestial song be disturbed by
the eternal wall OF our dearest friends in the
agonies of fire.
And Spiritualism will elevate our colleges
AMI universities to the dignity and refinement
OF ancient philosophy, which gave more atten-
ton to our higher dut ties, our moral principles
and the invisible soul world than to the physi
cal studies which are tributary to the shop and
the factory.
The Lyceum quartet and Young orches.
ira furnished the music for the occasion
The quartet rendered a selection, after
which an adjournment was taken until {:
o'clock.
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President Barrett and Other Lead
ing SpirituaIlsts Deliver Brief
Addresses.

Addresses
The evening session resulted in feast
of good things from spiritualistic point
of view. President Barrett, j. Clegg
Wright and Charles Dawbarn were the
speakers, and not one of the trio failed to
sustain his well-known reputation as a
public speaker and exponent of spiritual
istic ideas.
1.-THE Philosophy of Spiritualism" was
the subject OF ]. Clegg Wright's remarks.
Charles Dawbarn, famous locally by rea-
son of a series of lectures delivered in Met
ropolitan Temple GONE months ago, fol-
lowed with brief address on the "Science
of Spiritualism."
National President Barrett, the last
speaker OF the evening. received perfect
ovation when he arose to discuss the reli-
gion of spiritualism.
The programme for to-day is as follows
Morning 10 O'Clock and afternoon at O'Clock
devoted TO organization; ten-minute addresses
on Dement'S of organization by President Harri-
son d. Barrett, delegates, speakers and med
iums; two sessions OF important interest to tn e
cause of spiritualism.
Evenings o'clock, close of the convention
tests and phenomena; overture, Esprit vi
sions," r.. b. Young Young's Orchestra; John
Slater, in tests; music; Mrs. J. J. Whitney,
spirit messages; Mrs. A. NJ. Francis Tin ante
room circles), slate writing.
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Hoitt,s school Reosntion.

The literary exercises at the annual re-
ception OF Hoitt's school at Burlingame
last Saturday were of high order. A
large company was IN attendance and
offered generous applause as each boy
acquitted himself with credit. A bounti-
full lunch was served, followed by an exhi-
bition in field sports, which were also of
high order. two of the participants having
won first medals in league contests. The
school colors are green and gold, and the
school hall was beautifully decorated in
these colors. A social dance ID the even
ing ended the festivities, which, as a
whole, were much enjoyed by the bows
and their friends. This closes the fifth
year of this excellent institution, which is
accredited at both of our universities
Ex-State Superin tendent Hoitt is weH
known in educational matters. The men
ton of his name as master of the school
is guarantee to all who know him, that
none but first class teachers are employed
and that the school under his manage
nent ranks among the first of its kiad
Nowhere are boys better cared for.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Interesting Addresses Delivered
by Prominent Spiri-
tuaIiStS

The afternoon session was devoted to ad-
dresses, songs and papers by well-known
spiritualists. William Emmett Coleman
spoke on 'The Value of Spiritualism to the
World" Among other things he said:
Spiritualism has demonstrated the existence
of the spiritual universe and of future life
for man. In this materialstic age, when so
many are doubung-nay, are absolutely deny
ing-the existence of aught in the universe ex-
cept matter and force, had spiritualism done
nothing else but prove the existence of spirit,
that work would be the browning glory of this
nineteenth century, exceeding all the achieve
ments and requirements OF material science
and physical discovery with which this teem-
ing age is so prollhc. Next, splrituallsm de-
thrones the "King OF Terrors," destroying all
tear of death.
In the spiritualistic philosophy death is
shown 10 be an inestimable blessing in the
divine economy OF nature-the pathway to the
brighter glories and purer felicities of the
sweet by-and-by. Relief from fear of death
constitutes cleaning, glittering jewel in the
diademic circle browning the laurel-entwined
brow of modern spiritualists Eternal pun
lshment another monster CHASTITY and gaunt,
has fallen to the earth transtixed by the pierre
ing dart of spiritualistic revealment. Progress
eternal is, we know, through spiritualism the
birthright of the human soul. No heart so
black with hate and Il cree malignity but VIII I
in time will be attuned to sweetest harmony
and purest love; no soul so blood-stained,
SO thickly crusted DER with vice and
crime, villainy and turpitude, but what
is destined as the ages roll to be
redeemed therefrom, to walk arrayed in robes
of purest white, symbolic of abiding virtue,
purity and truth. Eel! and tabled Satan; the
whilom "roaring lion" coursing up and down
the earth, devouring old and young, the pau
per and the afluent, we now find tethered fast
where'er the light of spiritual science illumes
the pathway. Liberal Christianity, Universal
ism, Unitarianism, ETC., sorely wounded the
devil, but Spiritualism completely killed him
and buried MIN out of sight, beyond all hope
of resurrection.
Vice-President w. T. Jones paid his
respects to the recent legislation in several
of the Eastern States against mediums
and spiritualists, asking all present to join
the ranks of the Mediums Protective AS
ISOLATION.
lone of the important matters that
should engage the attention of this con-
vention," said Mr.. Jones, ''is protection to-
mediums in the exercise of their minister
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system Of work which obtains only through
general organization and by Emeans of which
the greatest good is accomplished Our most
far seeing and prophetic teachers saw time
coming when we must stand before the world
8 united, fraternal brotherhood and ssterhood
for the more successful FORMULATION of the
spiritual philosophy and the putting into
practice in more systematic and efficient
manner its benehcent teachings for the uplift-
ment and betterment of humanity here and
hereafter.
That time has already come and only waits
the coming OF our people to q clear under
standing OF their duties and responsibilities
and the perception of the disaster involved in
procrast1nation to arouse them to immediate
action.
are in the throes of death agony or the pangs
of a new birth. Which shall it be? Shall We
whose eyes have beheld the glimmering light
on the distant hllltops, close them and say,
"the night is upon US STILL" or shall we
awaken TO the eXlgencles OF the hour and pro-
claim that the morn is breaking-that angels
of love and wisdom are speaking to the hearts
of men in no uncertain tones asking them to
turn their faces from the darkness unto the
everlasting light-to break the letters OF igno-
rance, superstition and slavery, ana pre-empt
their claims to an unfettered, unclaimed man
hood and all that is involved therein?
! Have we as spiritualists nothing further to do
| after receiving the comforting message that our
beloved dead are living still? Is that all there
! is of spirituallsm? If that were all then it
would be scarcely worth seeking, for we would
/ have but brief time to wait until the 1neVi-
| table change which comes to all would reveal
| deaths mystery. But spiritualism compre-
! hends more than the possibility OF communi-
| eating with the intelligences of the unseen
world. Its storehouses of knowledge, its Won
| derful resources of wisdom and happiness, its
| divine potentialities and revealments, its
| great unexplored heights and depths are still
| before US ompassing infinite possibilities and
sttainments, allembracing, vast, limitless as
eternity.
Shall we not hasten to possess ourselves of
this magnificent Inheritance and appropriate
| its benefactions for the upliftment of the race?
| Humanity groans beneath It's burdens, which
! are the result of ignorance of past ages and
! the almost criminal stupidity of the present.
| Spiritualism comes as the great reformer and
| liberator. The prophets, sages and saviors of
| all times who have passed to the immortal life
and garnered its lessons of wisdom, return
! with clearer vision and loftier perceptions of
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mans relations to physical life and the life
spiritual. They are the worlds great teachers,
and just to the extent to which mankind be-
comes receptive TO their angelic ministrations
Will the physical conditions OF life be made
better until that beautiful ideal, the kingdom
OF heaven, shall in reality be established upon
earth. With such grand achievements in view,
such wonderful possibilities before US, we
should welcome every helping hand, reach out
IN every direction for aid, use every stepping
stone by which we can climb TO higher ground
until the summit is attained.
From the watch-towers of the East have
come the signals OF assistance. Let the West
respond by planting its blazing torches upon
every mount tain peak from British Colum Bis
to the Mexican border. Let US clasp hands
across the "great divide" and proclaim to our
brothers and sisters OF the Atlantic shores that
we of the Pacific recognize the need of this
great union of forces and welcome il as the
harbinger of the dawn.
On behalf of the spiritualists of California
and of those represented by this convention
do welcome the signals from the East
the man who comes to us to-day with this
wonderful message of love and maternity
rett, II affords me great pleasure to welcome
you to our Golden State, to our beautiful
City, our homes and our firesides, and also to
assure you OF our s.eadfast and unwavering
good-fellowship and sincere desire that sue
cess may crown your worthy efforts in the
cause for which you have come among us,
and that you may go back to your Eastern
home bearing the glad tidings of the forma-
ton of spirital union as abiding ss the
tttIAd1 HcdNcne anu db lHulsSO1uUIc DIS tue
marriage OF the stars.
President Barrett said that no language
of his could express his gratitude for the
warm words of welcome that had just been
uttered. He hoped that perfect harmony
would prevail, resulting in the unifcation
of all true believers in spiritualism.
One of the most interesting features of
the morning programme was presented at
this point. The several spiritual Sunday
schools gave an intelligent physical culture
exercise. which was greatly enjoyed by
those present.
a paper, Restoration of Religion and
Philosophy" by Joseph Rhoades Blu
chanan of San Jose, was read by c. h.
Wadsworth. 1t was probably the event of
the day. Mr.. Buchanan has been spirit
ualist for nearly forty years, and though
nearly so years old now, is still an active
worker in the cause. He spoke as follows:
The spiritual movement of the present CEN
fury is a reaction against modern degeneracy,
and makes vigorous protest against the gross
materialism which has become so conspicuous
among scientists. and especially against the
gloomy pessimism of Schopenhauer, which is
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Notes.

Mrs. Ladd-Finnican, formerly of Port
land but more recently of this City, was
among the interested spectators. Mrs.
Finnican has been an active worker in
spiritualistic circles for more than thirty
one years.
The object OF the present convention is
the formation of State organization.
There is in the State of California 100 soci.
cites, representing about $1,000 people.
The board of managers of the conven-
ton received many congratulations ester-
day over the successful reception rendered
President Barrett on Saturday night at Ito
HAYES street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-25
SPANISH PEOPLE PICNIC.
San Rafael Park the Scene OF a Mos
Successful Outing.

San Rafael Park the Scene of a Most
Successful Outing.
The Spanish Benevolent Society of Cali
fornia held its nineteenth annual picnic at
Schoen's San Rafael Park yesterday, and
the affair was, in the opinion of the men,
bers and their friends, the most successful
event of the kind which this organization
has yet held.
Dancing. bowling for prizes, running
races and similar amusements contributed
to the days sport.
The committee having the affair in
charge was Jose AIonzo, president; ]. j.
Fatjo, treasurer; M. Garcia, secretary; NJ.
Ario, recording secretary; S. Mendez, vice
president, and Louis Guardea, floor man.
ager.
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EVENING SESSION.

fter song by the Lyceum Quartet the
venuon adjourned until 1880 O. clock.
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ll(J[)Y 4 n

In every case
where the IN
t o tn n a t e
suffered from
pre- m a ture-
ness and the
Great Hud-
yam was used
a cure was
e # e C t e d .
Hudyan is
t b Q g + e a t
n erve power.
1t does cure.
H u d Y a n
cures Lost
NJ q n h ood,
falling sensa-
tons, nerv-
Gus debility,
neura sthenia
8 p e rmato
rhoea a II d
diseases Of
the prostate
gland. Hud-
yam is the re-
medic treat
m e mt for
men. When
you are in
d o u BIT you
must use the
great Hud-
yan. 1t stops
drains, Gre
ates q ca
pacity where
a lack exists
and is your
true nerve
giver. Send
for
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TUAL|STS
IN CONVENTION,
First Days Proceedings De-
voted to Songs and
Speeches
NEW MINES OF THOUGHT
Mrs. Julia Schlesinger Delivers
a Ringing Address of
Welcome.
PRESIDENT BARRETT TALKS.
The Philosophy, Science and Religion
of Spiritualism Is Ably
Discussed.
PRESIDENT BARRETT TALKS.

TWAS happy band that composed the
California Spiritual Convention which met
in Golden Safe Hall yesterday morning
for the purpose of perfecting State organ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-29
Strawberry Shortcaxs.

One Quart Of -four, a cup of butter, 3
teaspUonfuls Of baking powder half a
saltspoonful of salt, the white of an eLg.
Rub the butter into the -four, then add
the baking powder and salt. Beat the
white of the egg to stiff froth and add
with cold milk sufficient to make u
dough stiff enough to roll out. Make the
cakes about half an inch thick and bake
on pic tins in quick oven. When done,
cut around the edges and split them,
place z thick layer Of well sugarcd
Strawberries between, sifC powdered sug
ar over the top and serve with cream.
The foregoing is II recipe given in The
Ladies' Home journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-29
CIarK'- Beet-suaar Plant,

Chicago, H., Oct. 5.---A special
from Butte, Mont, says: w. A.
Clark, the mine millionaire,
Congressman aud newspaper man
of this city, is about to erect an
extensive beet-sugar plant at
AnahAim, Cal. 1t will be one of
the largest plants af the kind in
the world. II will cost moro than
100000, and will grind 700 tons
of beets daily, making 5000 tons
of sugar in the four months of
the season. He is also consider
ing the erection of a sugar factory
in Montana, and supplying The
State with home sugar, which
would take q plant of about 500
tons daily capacity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-29

DIAMOND, HEART AND STAR CUSHIONS,
mond, two pieces being cut out in card
board. covered with silk and scanned to.
Gether
The star cushion requires moro worl;
than one would imagine at the first
glance. though ON q closer inspection
you will observe it consists of no less
than IL pieces of diamond shaped card,
each covered separately with silk. You
will require two colors for this-two
shades of pink are very pretty or two
shades oi blue. The diamonds must be
cut an inch and a half long, and six
pieces must be scanned together to form
the front and the same number for the
back. 4 small piece Of w6dding in .he
center Of the two must be added lust to
give little tullnesS to the middle before
they are finally sewcd together When it
Is designed to carry either of these
cushions in the pocket, the ribbon loops
and bows may be omitted.
The most effective way of CARRYING
out the EGusy design lies in as near a
copy OF the pansy itself as possible. Two
differently shaped pieces are required
for IL, Cnt out diagram marked 1 in
cardboard, and cover on both sides with
purple velvet, scanning your edges neat
ly aud finishing it of well, this piece
being the back. Now you cover diagram
with yellow silk. This is the ton
piece with the three petals, and with
some purple tiloselle you must shade the
Lowest Of the three METALS so tb;cLl,, .o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-29
CUSHIONS FOR PINS.
FOUR PRETTY MODELS DESCRIBED.
CORRECTIONS FOR MAKING THEM.

The Diamond, Heart, Star and Psnsy
Cnshions-Theso May BE Finished to
Carry In the Pocket or Hang on the
Dresser-Materials Required.
To make the diamond cushion cut
two pieces of cardboard in the shape Of
a diamond The length from point to
point, endways, should be three inches.
Cover these neatly with silk OF satin, in
two contrasting colors, say gold one
side and brown the other, or black and
pink look very well. The two sides
must be scanned together.
The heart shaped cushion is made in
exactly the same manner as the dia-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-29

DIAGEAGS AND PISCUsHIoN COMPLETED.
to make it almost appear purple, and
the two other petals are to be only
slightly shaded with long stitches in
the same manner.
Lay diagram on the top of diagram
l.. sew them both firmly together and
buttonhole stitch them right through
with purple silk. This makes u charm.
ing pincuShion, and if carried out i'll
large size-that is to say, about six
inches-it is pleasing cushion TO hang
al one side Of the mirror in the bed.
room, ALICE VARNUM.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
Tre6e NdMter.

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auf Donneritag. firth um 2 nbr, bra.
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einseiprenst, bann hieIten 3tuei be,
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dung in Rleibern, M6beln etc. burd
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rale penlion beaiebt. gr beiibt auber=
benz ettpas Delano III Weft 8ireit,ien.
Die @duber mubten oab feline peniion
unldngit fdllig tpar unb fdeinen ber=
mutbet au baben, bab er aud Selgelo
erbalten babe. 2eBteres mar nidt rid=
tig unb bom Yeniionssefb ipar bas
meiife bereits ausseseben, 70 baB er nus
nod SIS in 0anben bate. Dieie ipur,
ben bon ben Masfirten aufgefunben
unb bonn entfernten iie fid. Gin a,l=
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Spur Der @duber. gs befebt etipelder
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aber nidt ki1t gum 3iele fiibren.
6anlin tuirb allsemein beoauert, ba er
cine aablrei9e Gamilie sa erbalten bat.