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a ,e i s: (B ship Karl Hslhewl sailed for
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i,ou d aik't artlel. la Tilrn- of tar ear
tMumm t Aiar Ttif . yicnuy.
tl Vsfct C R ulthofi ! Adosila for New
a - -.-faliotriiTtartil Jt,lS M.
h i-l Uttst af a astntwr of Mt, cargoes
- fmt tat port Harlar. the past sear
' Wi-tj alasjsslltsl tat Han Prrien ys-
4 '.' .srfri. tad tli Forest lnti wlli
a 'r to b followed b nltier. syecdlly
i ... pi term? and Almy htv aniTrd from
,. ' fall stasttrtl eanroft, l 'a8 Zea-
ndn'.wtichiahviBaaiMnt of irsfral merrhtmll"
nnfcUji life frrfrW fnwai """ f" N"'n ''"d
anil.A'wrrtna Wa small.
A4rtff (torn ta I'ss.t. per Zralin.lla, statr tint nt
ii la moderate desaan.l. and that saiarhia advanced 'it
for watte lad t,e foe yellows, liny la nil hit, bnt
akMaHikrIUarWWf not wilntala lot,;. the
iMittft jrf win S strTtcd.
W larn thai Mr. !pftil has cnalraeted lth T 11
Hastes Co for thtlr aafar received dnrl the tf t tit
From Sat. Fff
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Jatar-r, ttflir: THl..ri' . ( Vt t'im!v; t
dfrrtimbrlrk; l.MrC'aljj.tpkiarv. ti'i, V
tkr Iron. ItnltiACo. aai.kafara; II NaT Co. IDV
ptltroc; T Uitk. r Bitiae. Minire nroa. . i tt,
.1 .ltcmrnaj. i ftwa: rn.i , . . w., --v jpup mif.m
rnninarr: .itvnaaaa.
JIo MH
1 uMiili. Ihs
nl ; WrVlliero 1
tor
material . ('
,t Hlth'n, mv alia floor
doora. Ilolll.trr A Co. l
irnit. t okt raafl
; miUima. & pk I
krndao. .M c ammonia, Wpkcaaddlrrr. A t. Mmlth
I r taarainoa hi on. iia. ta,wjii
aaa oia
I'ooka. M pkt
W K IVter. 1!
nltb
fo,d
, A ckaatH h ako auuwtnarat of tbo Hawaiian Hutrl
ll IMaktMalt I UV kK( iw: nkat th rhiniT will
Prla riivr ! ' borln artnlar) wi-tl twnllnuc to
iawtt wl 'i tf i .-a. and a nnatbrr tf orw wlla, arlth
iroad H.. o' H'. at Kapilaroa and KnlaoVjhm.
cnrally -oban. t, . aaluf of propi-rlr In tkr snbntb
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
!, A
a laawar
rlt ma. su f a ammonia, mi pa
IraraMktnoalHdoll. Wlldrl
rte: CaalW" Cooke. Wl ka batlrjr
l. VVDI .lltirv, ".n.n.'HI,
Bluar. anu "nnurirp, vninn. iiimvc.
From San Franrlco. pr I)lacoTr, April !th
Onlf. Ill m biltka: Irarln X Co. 110 ak imttlu-a. A S
ClMhorn. 5 k mtter. II Mir A Co. M pit eroc, J T
.-r.. m. . t.u. i. .. i&i . I. ..
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bar. ItU
P KT " pks
liMionra,
IDatloa,-. rla
Uaii.vhAa.. nkf. Wlldpr
I'nloit Kd Co, tlW pkita frtd; T
Mpf; STliaffr A Co, 30 pk latlotiorjr, ink ;
llrlfrf. bl-i'a)rr; A W llatb.O pkpt sroc; J T Wat
rrhottao, rS pkt feed. t bble platlrr, 5 m brlcVa. . k
hair. ra d rwdai II BW httnrj, US k U d; Hack
Md A Co. fWca tratkora, 150 aka fcod; Hall A Son. IS
rkt ttoc, 31 rla leather. lpk)tioda; IJAgnr.5"3
fMd, Wild r A Co, itx m ablutloa, ISWtwata: roatfr
A Co. 1 boat; lljman llroa, ra ahiw, (rpkfd cooda.
Hall A Son, "ca hdtrarf and pka mdae to attodry par
tita From n Krttntlno r i. . . Apul I'lth-llol
hlfr A Co. Illka; ,1-i,l-. II. ip .M topkcilrj
tot and abo", lUit H- a. 'ifMir. c lljtuii, It.
Ucail KiHMla, W (I limn 'ikniki I it rro A. I 0
!)aka potatora; KI'A.lim- Hik-tr.K T II Mat If i
16 ra enpprr. I ca cottons. " ra pin t cotls M J lt"9i'
Sea hdnr.irr. and pkca to suntlr; pirtlff
,i;j
April 1S-1
Arrived.
Aprlll Am bitt Conaotlo. Hoarard, iSd.aj from S F
Aaa wh bk Mimboul, Krrnan. front N II and
Cralat
It An b W II Almr, Vrrcman, i; data from s r
Mm Idkcllke frotu Wlndoard I'orta
Mm Mu, from liana and Molokal
Seh llalrakila, from Pccpcckro
, Scb Nettle Merrill from Lahalna
Xh llrn'l Mr;r I, from Walalaa
K-Ani bkl Ulstoterr, I'crrlman, IT diji from S F
Sun WalmtBalo from Wilmanalo
Mli I, ski. (mm OokaU
1Mb Jennie Walkrr from Kohala
Sea Kiaivnouit irom Nnnainieie
Seti Kckauloohl, from Uanilcl
Seb Marlon from Ilanalel
lA-l'.MS.'i Zealau.lii. Wibbtr. from Mn Fran
mm laralanl. from Kona, Kau and Maaliea
Seh Kallmann, from Kohalalrlc
Sf k raoaht. front taokala
xa Jennie from llilu
19- Mm Jamea JUket. from Kanal
Seh Ka Mot trum Laupanoerjoa.
tt Aaa b tk Loalra. from Kealakekaa
Sek Maaaokawat. from Ilaaimaula
Am bktne Amelia. Ncaihall. days from Pt
Ulakeiy
Salloil.
IS Vim Ja Mak'f for Kauai
ta Ur 1V Karl VMmomlf, jartia. lor u t ran
9un Mokoiii 'r Koolan
1& PJlss Zealaudja. Webber, for r-ydney
Mm Llkclike fur Windward Forta
Mm kilaora II. n for Kah&lal
Htm I.hti (or Mokikal and Maul
Hek Uen'l &f lijei. for Wjlilna
It Am h ba Stamboul, for Arctic
Scb lAka for llanall
Sch llaleakala for rcpeekro
bck Kekavlnohl. for llimlei
( Sch Malolo for Kabulal and llakilau
Seh Nettle Merrill (or Lahalna
J Amah ahlp Vouct l'hentx, lJi'liani, (oi Arctic
Am nh bk Ohio, Kill-, (or Arctic
Mm laralaai, foe Maalaca, Kona and Kan
Seh Kaalkeaoall tor Honokaa
1 Am bt Amy Toraer. Newell, for Sew York
lie bk Lady l.ampon, Mar-ton. for S 1'
.Y Vovaols In Port.
1 'Brtna Conaaelo. Ilotranl
fKllW Almy. ar.-v:...ii
Bktna Dlar.ovf rj. 1V;t man
Bfcaae AmetU, Sonne!'.
Mt bat IjiIj Ijtmpj.'U. Maratou
. Am iir Ida sebnauc- penrer
h3bjtneJiornlt.-! - Uray
JlfH OK a.JESie iv-,i -tuinaiu
Asals-ia J' triuann
fVitrti tjj. u Wtndinr
UamA-n. t ilior
EXPORTS.
For a crulae. per Ohio. April Wlh-Fgn Vahtc JW.Mi.
For Sydney, ptr Zealiudla, Arrll 19 -In Tranalt.
For San Francltcu. per Etl Dalbouale, April lfitb
l.'OH.WT lba ntsar. I'.VJ baca rice. 3I'J pkir moUata.
iX slla sperm oil. IIM bucbi bAtianaa. al $163.167 J.
PASSENGERS
From ban Francisco, per ZraUmlU, April IS Mr C
Spreckcla, l(e and ilaushtrr and acrrant. Count ilc
Lonrlerea anil wife. Hon C It IlUhop. tl V Maefarlane,
(lor llolllilar. I'B Macfarlanc, KWTowsenil, W It
Dlr.icnJ. Mra Jndce. II Auld. MrMcKabbyand wife. II
A Hart. II I Crandall. Mr A Lorill and rhlld. Ml a Ful
ler and daughter, Mlaa Foster, tl I Vllllm and wife
Mis Hopper and twodaushtcrs. W 11 Kllls.lhos 1. Kills.
II Allen, K II Upcran Ml A L Moore, It Stlllmau.
Johu Winter. W K Foter. Mra MeKlnley. A C Falmcr
J II Holt. Jr. II T Duncan. Misa II Fleming, Stanley
Forbea, llr F E llilley. Mrs I. Swan. J 11 Taylor, Ur J
Mott Smith. Mr Spencer ami W ttecra;. . In tramlt.
It saloon, 37 stcerace.
From San Frandco. per A W Almr, April 16th -Mra
W Turner, U J Mct'oruilck, Mr? McCormlck, J llrown.
T. Lewis.
From Wlndtvjrd Port", per Llkelikc. April 10th Oov
Domlnla. Sam Parker, J II Maby. C L Wight. A Otto, I,
A.n DrT P Tlsilale. Al'llii. It h Coinstock. It A
Heen, J II llanlon, Mis. I. Wilder. Mra J It Mill. 0 I.
Hopkins, wlfoand3chlli!roii VC Tttrton. J C Klrk
moihI and dauKbtrra
From San Franelce. per Discovery. April ISth Mrs
Sheppard, Mrs Fisher. It Patlt.
Ili.il In
any iniMavlit ftnrl II itffiwtbe toWttnuni""
iwMn laomaf Mi amilia, lhJbiiPtf,m4
nlnMI ;.loA-sl ; miVtlieto iin :no of
i.n tinrhtrlimiilttliar, iMUii'l' aMtrntixi oi
JMii(. I, m luaBlie it' tool nn I owl .'i I, ami
lb. lM)tUii Jhcc .itniii.it !t I fBrc.ilnir'tl.
TO' tlooltSr rerktm OlO t.l.il mitntaWT-f liift.
in t!i- Ktnslom at aix'c-tt lmtMrcl. Ii tlf '
wlit.i.i mi. tit KnUwait Avp ci;;lit litin
lrcl lopci.i to bo turned loie upon tt cotiiiim
nitr, four I'tfthri, or n l.trRcr proportion, of
ttl-iTn nro jyplillltatcd ? Ilo hat known n
Iri-roni rhiltl to bo born of n tty pltilitlo mntlior,
nuil n Ryitbilllio chilil tif n loproim tuotlicr.
We ny " n ppMon willi syphilis presonta rt
moet favornblo lieltl forlcprony to work tipor."
Then why not slrivo to free tbeso people from
this ilUeaao sb fur na it in pojsililo lo do so ;
wltilo Bomotliinj; is being ilono to ronJor tbo
li-ttivca less liitblo to bo alllictctl by it, lot tho
work, nt lcatl, bo not illscoiir.iKCil.
Tho patiunts nt tlio Honolulu leper hospital
seem not ilisaatiMlctl. Thoir friends sit by tho
gnto nnd chut with litem. Thoso within havo
always tho hopo of liberty no Boon ns their Im
proved condition watnuils tho physicinn in
dischnrgini; them. If tboro is truth in tho
doctor's theory, its applied to tho Sopors on
O.thu, tho lcorn on Molokni uro nliko worthy
of its benufits. Thoro muat bocithur "aercnl
truth" or n grcnt fnlsehood involved, mid un
til tho caso is proved beyond nucntion, we do
not see how tho Legislature can net judiciously
upon it, Tho sooner it is proved the botter;
and ottco proved, let us hopo that the set
tlement at Knlnwao will no longer ring with
tho clamor of the-despairing. It h porfectly
natural that tho natives hail with joy a doctor
who is in sympathy with them ; that tho lepers
flock from thoir hiding places, trusting and
hopofttl ; that tho medical faculty is confounded
by the rccont developments in Ihodispetmnrv ;
that tho people nt largo regard with suspicion
the rumors heard in ovory part of tho King
dom; but in any caso tho doctor has n right to
a fair hearing; his aim is n great one, his
work important, nml until his statements aro
disproved by competent judges, ho is entitled
to tho sympathy and consideration of tho
public.
with i1lUrinni murefilMts. And It it tlm
ilmt sneh nrrjficit simnM nt lftiktlw mnd th
aiibjeoU ofleglalnlivf inveuMgntlon UI action.
If it wet known, for Ifiilntice, that some
Imtiliern tellmic knufmgm, one out or
overy flfly thorunm! of which cnnUlntJrl n pnl-
uin.itiH doao of utrjolinine, tho alarm would bo
sn groat thnt no m.i' would cat them, nml de
mands would he lutdc Hint legal ititetfevetico
sli.vuld l hntl. Whereas, we aro receiving n
vastly gro.lcr niiioiint of poison as certainly,
though moro slowly, fatal, in tho way or ilia
cased food, without a murmur; nml poison,
too, which, iinliko tho deadly tilkiiloid men
tioned, again pcrpctuito their deadly clfeots
by hereditary transmission through Htiteessivo
cenor.ilions.
Notlo to Coutribulov to tho
LOAN EXHIBIT. OK!
'PIIK VNDKItIGNKI HAVIKO
1 been tMi.inld a cmmlttee In nmrtde for lk
eenrlty tf ntilehai loanrtl fur lie aboe eihtMUMI,
ill
hertby SX notltjt Ilmt receipts tli-nril ir tno t.nail
man anmreaaiipif ortn.- iieurrii i om.wturr min r
rot lll anmatia iniii.ii unit innt int. i.n.rnr snu
l lllaom Aluoelatl.m will lie fesponalhfo (w
tlTtn
Re
i-adtsjt
THE LOAN EXHIBITION.
the aafe Wcrr,h rtnrn of the artlelea. A aar ttlll
be hrorlilM In wllfch will bo depoalted each nlht. al
tsablf arlfclcn offWall bulk a Jewolery.te ateh
men will he i-moloyed day and nltht and Ilia PrWitrty
will 1 Inanteit aialnat loa by nrt. Por thl; fatter
ttnrpotf coiitrlbHter re reeinMlml to lilac limtlon
in nrttclo loattett, . II. 110 J.I . Uhaltmatt.
w at syj at II. I". POOH, sec'y
M "MUSK! lllliL,
Snliirday Evening, April 22(1.
fdif toui
INSUHAlWla f COMPANY
'i OF CALIFORNIA.ii1,
J3s.&so-bf&,
Losses P.aid, Over
$1,230,000
$4,500,000
THE LARGEST PACIFIC COAST CO.
From San KrncIco. per Contnrlo. Attrll 17lh-
W T Cooper, V L Coaiicr. A Ulbbonst Uann.
-MUc
DIED
CROS In ban Frne!eo( .prll 2d, lSfci,
Ul , 31 r, TUOmas i- no, aca about
of hrart
10 rears. Dc
cracJ as for several years a rcitlcnt of llouoltiln,
where he has many friends res Mini
ORIGIN OF DISEASE.
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Tin; .sati'iiii.vv iMtr.ss
Pnbllhetl for Ibo hATinnir Press Association by
ROHKltT OKIEVC CO..
Hook. Job and nem-ral Printers.
Honolulu. II I.
Notices of any events of intfrvt transpiring on tho
other Islands tvlllalTras be thankfully receiteil for
publication. Cono9ponil"nti are requested to append
their true names toalt communications, not for publt.
cation necessarily, but ns n guarantee that the ttrlttr
ta acttnfr In good (aith
Vaascls Czpocledat Honolulu, from Foreign
Porta,
j bfcBdJiiJd M t. JoJiBSOti. LWrrpool, due May !E
t, C lr" Co, ..zenta.
bk Fss-. .. AboetT, Usest, IWi.ton, dae May U".
fia, e.-d Cu. Aeenta.
Ur. hielii. V- -never, h'ew Yotlc, dae April 2M0.
Cattle Su ke. Agent.
k FasWoi l.orjitoo. Kesr Caatl on Tyne, dae
5ulr ti- . Ii linck'eld A. Co, Agents.
bk Adon t.Huj-''" New t-'astle on Tyne. dne Jnne
II ha kf. .1 A Co, Agents,
it ehtp tsiut-a. Kbodca. New Castle, due II W
Uti'fa...M A. Co. Atrents.
Pnxtili. , New Castle, X S W, due May
ta). Vi,Ber Jt a-o. .jenis
oMlil, UwJ, port iiamoie. une uacKreni
Co.. Atents.
Haw bk Kale. Roll. Tot. Braraen, to sail in all April,
An bctne llaaard, Miller. Nanalmo. (or Kihnlnl, dne
;. Hpiii'.
Brit K St Monarch. St Michaels, due Jnne Uai.
Am term tmmi Clasdlna, Miton, ban Krancico for
itlk). doe April 3J-SS.
Hauai BareV-a. Penhslloa-, Ban Fran, dna April 2M0
ItaVaJ Jolla. Tlerney, Ssontb Sea l, dne May 1-5 A P
Cooke. .Vent
Dk CaJiKuWi.. Tlnbbaid. San Fran, dae May 1-S. Castle
SATURDAY PRESS.
A' Ml. 22, 12
Bkt
to.. Areata
A "all.lnlnrr. Foibea, Pan Fran, dne May 1-5,
tat.ll. . Cooke, Asenta
i Kauakaaa. Discs. an Iran, due Mayl.hctise-
t-r -. Arati
W ti Hittfi.Terner. ban Fran, dne May !&. W u
irwin ac t-o,.E?nia
Bftna aV II Mcyrr, llone. San Tran, dne April Si-31. C
Utearer A Co, Arenta
.cb Anna, McCalloch. ban Kilo, duo May I ", Iruln A
Co, AjeoVa
iP.MiS S City ol Sydney, Deatbom. San Fran, dne Jliy
t ' i ' 1J. Uarkfeld S. Co. .:enta
DISS Aaitralla, Carzlll. Sydney, due May V, Ilackfelil
w Co, A sen la
OtrblcJosefa, Ilorlamann. Cardiff, due Any; Mi Hack-
feld Jc Co. Agents
Ansa Precht, New Castle, N S V, load.
i ' Ins March '!
DiltbkObeion, Harrey. LUerpool, to sail about April
SO.T II lUtles A Co, Agents
MEMORANDA.
Ktpott of U M '- Ze.Iandla, from han Francisco to
IloauMato, lltnrs Wibber. Commander Left I'llSb
whauf, ban I raiidaco, April Hth,3:IOr ; discharged
allot at 5.11 r stopped foe Honolulu pl!olat6-.n)A
&ftata:,4 pilot at :H x x; time pilot to pilot. Cdaya
ltl'Mt andVv mioatea. l.labt and moderate north
Borth-wrsttrly alnda nnlll the llth, alterwarda (reili
taatnly winds to port.
Tke atrtuublp rjloti arrld at Itlln on Thnratlay
tastaad t.u to leas for ban Francisco on Sunday
f .The Pomareaitlsrdat San Francltcn on the SCth of
March.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The whallar bark John P Weat la fittlrjjrout at New
IUdford (or a oj;e to the Paclflc Ocean aud will aail
about the middle ot May.-.lfa
Tho Haw brl: Pomarc. Drrw, tailed Front an Krau-
' clico April Tth (or Callao, tla r.urtka.
The (IWttla; ta the rncnioranda of the llawbaik
Katokaau on hrr laat ota;e from tbla port lo San
riauire-balled March lib. Stat T daya had lljht
wlnda and calms, and trout the llth to lith one con
tlanowa' rate aadknty tea. which washed away deck
haadaad Jammed two mn, one of whom dledflrcdaja
aft. aimed Jose (lode a natlie of Chill. a;ed li
laara; uh weather from Kihtoport llshl winds from
Ur Vna A CtsaUter. Uailuo Painter, artlrcd at Ihla
Ct laat tUlbnUy o lh Conaawlo. He Intends uiak
laxr ml lh laUadt. aad laaklnc akctchea of
1 Am Vk Martha lUdeout baa tcu In tho dry dock
aiSaa ltaclct baa sailed atatn for PottToianicnd
April Mh, iMoaaaaaat of Capt bawrs
Ur bk Kill Isalhoaala which sailed latt Sunday
tar San 1'iauttto waa ottly 1 oaya In l.rl, out of
k aaa lacotkinrtuya, aatin: noun time sue
vm toaia air rtassDi tsj ittas ui wnicu waa
e Ik l.sjaat toss ( aucar, beta: l&e larsett
j?cyr
r ahippwt l.t Itaa rrisaaco; ralued at ortr
flu tMaha wn (t her areata. Metr 0 W
M li.VMtV'e
Tii' rll'D iaaUadla snissd (ram San lanclsco
.11 i ueday a aa, aaakla.' lba beat trip u trd to
ti... i fiuui Ma Xraartaco, 6 daya, U hoars and
aabui. .
The Ur X b Mtsatatcb talM ftoaa Cardiff. Antll W, let
M MichMls. siklch pott A wmiM saata alsvat the 'Jflh
..( tt.1. tuaath (or Tlaawtttla. she will btlaf abwit (XX)
Portartr. adalta. n will banlaja bate abawl Juac
a ad she
Z'VU
Ike . t. Ida Ikha.Jtttaa la Hill It) taw skip urpawttri
r.u..ls ihetaratwwaaa uaaiwuam ataaw car. a
i..t.Wj e ! law aaa In atiaatl tttw h!i
Tt' Am bk Koawa Oatm at llwaM Cut Ma llaatf
. barf ha tnlakcd leawangaaat aalti IM aalj far
n FraSMtsr..
Ik Hi.. tuneMa atrtsad jastanuy (loan rati
" a rsfo at lanai
,j .11 vt Alu) I. si iii lUadaaide. oftpotitt
.-..n ii,- I-., -iac r Ma fraaalac. fur
, n will .-.I ..lr ferxt WMk.
tkaaatat Fawt alirsl
ntia wui atdi atM Uw mU
,1 i-.i ai what X MaMaWM wharf wbtt
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... "a-frntfetaa Sia Franclstd.
,i.- ttt ta alwatawtakttfludajs
a .u. baa aauaplelsd hrr careo aid
j.
H. l4IHft
,et tttw
ll ill U la tht atitam tetdr (at tea.
etrtwuaToMitrd fremi bet,
salt Balfl .ludar ui Turadij
xacd to Vtcaotta, II. c.
.awtu, for baa Frtaclxo, aad
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All IMPOETAHT ftTIlSTIOK.
Among tho gravtt qtuwlions that aro to bo
considered at tho next slti:g of tho legisla
tive IxhIv, is ont .if tito utmost importance to
the Kingdom, am! which especially concerns
the welfare. !' its ntttive subjects.
Dr. Fttch'n reti.T!, i jcenlt rendered to tho
Board of Health ;u.it wliicli ve-hope to see is
sued in a complete an.i convenient furm, reads
like revelation, it' tho dactor'n Btatetnenta
aro not exaggerate. wo tio not insinuate
that tlioj are there hut been a remarkable
lack of activity in tno Board heretofore.
When moro than four thousand new cases are
registered at the Dispensary during a single
quarter, when tho applicants during ten weeks
average eleven hundred a week, and when as
many as thirteen hundred afflicted natives ap
peal to Dr. Fitch for aid in a ainglo week;
three hundred and twenty-threo of thesoln a
single day, it is high time that he is thoroughly
seconded by tho Government, and that ho has
suitablo accommodations provided, and the
necessary aid for which ho now applies.
If the lepers, or thoso who aro considered
such, aro benefitted by the tiso of certain medi
cines tho doctor says they are why is it
that exiles at Kalawao uro deprived of thein ?
"Tho report of the B ard of Health to tho
Legislative Assembly of 1870," we riuoto tho
doctor, "shows the bill for drugs for two
years to havo been fifty dollars. Dar
ing theso trvo y cava, the nverago number of
patients at Kalawao was about soven hundred.
In other words, tho total expenditure of tho
(iovernmcnt for medicine and medical stores
for these poor peoplo amounted to about one
cent per mouth for each patient; for
eleven out of twolvo years, no physician was
provided,"
Thero.aro thoso who cousidcr Dr. Fitch an
enthusiast ; It requires no enthusiast to como
into this Kingdom to proiiounco this grots
negligence on the part of tho authorities, for
tho lepers aro subject, liko as wo are, to many
tarts of ills.
Dr. Fitch believes that ho hm benefitted
thoso who aro afflicted with leprosy ; ho does
not claim to havo cured thorn ; he claimi that
tho palpable symptoms aoro throat, deep
seated pains, copper-colored tubercles and
Boron, discaios of tho bonc, necrosis and
sloughing, tho cracked ami furrowod tongue,
local indurations of cellular tinsuo and autvs
thesirt "aro amenable to treatment."
Ho is visible at tho Dispensary ; ho does
not wotk undercover; on tho contrary, he in
vites the curious lo como and eo for them
selves. The living witnesses aro present. If
there it any delusion in tho mind of tho pa
tient in couscrHieuco of tho doctor's enthusi
asm, then his enthusiasm is of sumo benefit ta
tho community. Faith works miriolcs, and
so long as tho horrible symptoms of leprosy
ate htucnablo to faith, let us .v waken that faith
by whatever means inay lie within onr jiowor.
o are Mt caMidrlia that r flat inn wliiuh
leprosy learn to syphilU. W know that it
has been lU euatuoi to regard the lUwuiian
Iiatlall as doouitiil lu aptols tkiiuctioti, aud
that Itproaty is ft aubje t t:-l eaatly disoclalad
with tho lakluor of tl.v Kti.gtitmi. Now il it
it 04il)lv Ui jtove lluit ll. i is isut lriiii.y, . t
that if it to last?", ll ia U.i l b fvt ih .- i
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Many diseases whoso origin onco scorned in
volved in an impenetrable obscurity, have,
with tho stimulus given by tho germ-theory
to investigations into the natural history of
specific diseases, been distinctly traced to the
ingestion of diseased fouc. And tho striking
and important results of these investigations
as they become more generally known, miut
sooner or later, according to tho respective en
lightenment of different communities, givo riso
to legislation upon tho matter, and to precau
tions among individuals, as to tho solection and
preparation of food aud drink. Front what has
already boon learned upon these mutters, it iB
clear that legal interference, may, in tho here
after, lie productive of much good in tho abate
ment or abolition of certain diseases which
havo been productive of n largo tncasuio of
mortality in tho nuiiunl kingdom, and mote es
pecially in man.
When wo receive cholem or typhoid, it ha-i
bow deraoUBtrnteilaluiotit bsyonil a doubt that
; the germs of tho disease must, with rare ex
ceptions, havo been swallowed oi titer with food
or drink, for it has been estahlielietl Unit
neither disease is either infectious or conta
gions iu the usual acceptation of those terms ;
bat that omauations front the sick contamina
ting water which is drank, will lead almost in
'Variably to tho production of the discaso cor
responding with that of tho patient from whom
the emanations aro derived. An epidemic of
typhoid which occurred noar Loudon souio
years since, was mado a matter of careful offi
cial investigation, ond, after tho expenditure
of much timo and research, its sourco was dis
tinctly traced to tho milk supplied by a certain
dealer in that article. No houBO had a caso
but such as had been supplied by this particu
lar dealer, and no person in auy house whero
tho discaso prevailed had been attacked but
such as had used tho milk in question, and no
house supplied with this milk was entirely ex
empt from the disease, excepting thoso in which
it was tho habit to boil the milk before using
it. The milkman, himsolf, ultimately died of
tho discaso. It was found that his son had
come from abroad with tho discaso in its in
cipiency; and, finally, that tho sewer pipo of
the house was leaking into tho drain In which
it was tho habit to wash the milk cans.
It is known that many animals useful to
man in supplying him with food aro subject to
various diseases corresponding to those occur
ring in tbo riuman family, such as cancer,
tuberculosis, trichina, tenia, and others too nu
merous, and needless for our present purpose,
to mention; and it has been proved that thoy
arc communlcablo from auitnals to man, either
by means of thtir milk which wo drink, or by
their flesh which wo eat; audit is csrtainly
reasonablo that wo should loek with a certain
degree of anxiety for tho establishment of such
precautions against their unnecessary intro
duction among human beings, as aro consistent
with common soma nml tho indications at hand.
Tho effect of huat In destroying tho vitality of
niottof tbcao disaaso genua Ih well known, und
to tho common practico of cooking our food is,
doubtless, owing a greater Immunity from their
ravages than we would otherwise rxperienco;
but, still, wo oat raw ham and bacon, smoked
sausages, and uncooked cheeso and milk, from
either of which articles may bo readily derived
tho germs of any of the diseases wo havo men
tioucd. Lata researches, however, tend to
show that tho germ of tubercle Is difficult to
destroy by heat, and that It may retain Its vi
tality even in well cooked meat; so that tho
patent may not always bo to bianio for what Is
supposed to bo hereditary phthisis in the child,
lteliablo authorities oi tho present day point
with litllo doubt to liovino tuberculosis as tho
most frcqut'nt sourco of pulmonary phthisis in
iu in to Ijip growly;; disparagement of the older
liypathtl, that H was a disoaic, tho propa
gation of which was almost solely dependent
n son hsroililnry transmission, This being tho
itn, tliore Is no bouse in our rngjidiiig the
aloof liibareiiloif.il meat iu any other light
IllM tlifJVa(ial(0g-floiWlOUB food, ORjiliat
vl.ii.ri lesgltl ptqvUiwi should Is IMdde. Ill
Knrotjt, Mad alMawhbTi, It lias baton found that
I lost si task dMSrifstttssl, ail ajatlk front C4fvs
1hk ttits disrftMsa, it uflCM aal.li I wit that
1 1. (.or ii,j)(njli(,i4 of ii a.: ..ill oftaw dian.yet
iia Li.trtftytis. ij.a ciurat'ior.
.v., ibptt) It) (, rje&jfirv It., fffi abould U
t, bit, t!,- line i,i inoviituj; uttt ctHHlHtltjity
vuh s.11 i l.t pi. tv.tioii M,tJeiii eottstftaiiee
.'i, ht knt.wlsgc rosy beaequinul m.iu tho
u .t i( Ills pubiio VtatlitlKul MnnlMil'avuio
i , , thk,lbcr ''f JuKant.i meatai or of L'.l.or
.ii'ii..ni liiiu UtoiJ, flour or ricv, adultcralul
Tho Coininilleo of ArraiigcniL'utn haio soled
to opn this exhibition tm Mnitdny, May 8th.
Two of tho now stores which .Mr. Lucas is
building for Mr. Campbell, on tho corner of
Fort and Qucti streets, hnvo been genoiously
placetl nt tho disposal of tho Committee, for
this worthy object. Tho Library Association,
having scoured from tho Inst Legislature a
grant of n suitablo location, on tho innttkn
sido of Hotol street, mid Kwa Hide of Alakoa
Mtroot, have just adopted plans for n building.
This Library will bo it credit to tho city arch
itecturally, as well ns afford better accommo
dations to tho Association than its present
straitened quartern in tho Williams lllock,
Fort street. Tho Association aro about to
make an effort to secure nt once tho money
needed to erect tho building. Thoy havo it
fund of St, 100, mid generous friends have,
without solicitation, pledged large gifts of
monoy. In order to awaken public interest in
tho objects of tho Ashoclatlon, and ndd to this
building fund, a largo committee of Indies and
gentlemen havo arranged to hold a public ex
hibition of such articles of curiosity, elegance,
or scientific valuo ns might combine instruction
with amusement, profit with pleasure. Vari
ous sub-conimitlccs in tho departments of
painting find sculpture, coins and nrticlctt of
taste, Hawaiian antiquities, Chincso curiosi
ties, scientific specimens, etc., havo secured
the loan of n great number and variety of ttr
ticlcs. Kvory precaution will bo taken to in
Ktiro tho security of tho nrticlos loaned.
Locked cases will givo protection against any
of the light fingurcd gentry, who might forget
tho 8th commandment. Policemen will be on
guard day and night. Some member of each
committee will bo in charge of each depart
ment. Insurance policies will provide ngainst
the risk ot fire. Tho Library Association, iu
whoso behalf and by whoso vote, this exhibi
tion was inaugurated, guarantees tho safe ro
turn without lo.ss, damage, or delay of all ar
ticles loaned. Every evening of tho wcok
some entertainment will bo provided iu addi
tion to tho display of tho articles loaned. A
refreshment committeo will provide a lunch nt
noon every day; and, in tho evening, ice
cream and cake. Tho exhibition will open at
11 a. m,, and closo at 10 p. St., every day of
tho second week in May. Such is tho project
which will soon appeal on its own merits, and
for tho benefit of tho Lihraiy Ditildiiig Fund,
to tho patronage of our citizoim. Similar ex
hibitions in other places hav boon very buc-
cessntl. riiO' tiiurnry Association lias pro
vided many ontortainments of a high order for
its members, and tho public generally, gratuit
ously. This Loan Exhibition ought to ho
crowded, morning, noon and night, ltesidcuts
of othor Islands will find it to their advantage
and gratification to oomo to Honolulu to attend
this uniqito exhibition. It docs not aim to
rival the Centennial or tho International Ex
position, but will bo well worthy of tho at
tention of tho general public. iVo havo few
amusements open to all ; but Uub presents at
tractions for all classes, young and old of all
nationalities, and of every decrco of culture.
Success to it 1
. Flr-l Aiiprataucu of Itio ...
Honolulu fmateiir Minstrel
Club 1
13 t.tD3-T lyxlVSTSiTlJ I
it. iii:ikii:u.
(I. Kt IJIiIIY..
.Mnstcal Illrictor,
.StKC MsnKr.
PAHT I'lltST.
(Itrttiiro
llallntl (.'nil me buck ncnln.
Comtc Mnry In ourArsn
Ullail Ksafe Hear
Comlc-Mnry Kelly's llcnii...........
llMlail-Cnmi. to me, darlltis Alleeit.
tlrnnd Finnic
Ily Minstrels
...II. A. Williams
I. i:. .Ionian
Fred l'lshcr
(ten. F.cklcy
W.Tregloan
Ily Company.
ll.ro"!HM.!ffi Francisco', ,i,cft.i;S"lrVlllfkt,Ilolii II.ii..luliinwttlitTran ,l.,i.inci.l.ti. rnaotnlrlriTrri.i.
Mly wily jqigJXIOF Jb Oo.s BQlKw-
nnn .r.rk
ilnrilitii
S. Solo
PAHT SIX'ONI).
Overture ""K"
Slump Speech y J' It. Jordan
t'hsracter Hour Neil Williams
Ilitnjotsm Ucorce Hchlcy
Song anil Dance - H Ho,
llnrmoulca Solo . Hnckly
TnmblliiB Williams wos
Irish Sours J,f'
Pint? Ounce
(hcrtntc "' ""K"
To conclude wllli the
"TWO OFF--UNB."
Pierre, the frlpple.. .'T'Xi-KmV.''
Jacntie, his brother II. A."Jllllnins
Louise, tho lillnil Klrl ...J. I-;:.'?"1"
ltenrlcttc. her sister .....II. II. Williams
Mad. l'roelinnli mother to Pierre ami Jacqito
Ircil 1 lelu r.
UlSTACT orTMOOIltllAtta.J
CO- Doors open nt 7t7 p. tit. Performance to cont
inence all) p. in. sharp.
TtCKr.T.--nilcls, 7t1cls, nml 91.110.
To he secured nt .1. W. Itobertstui .t Co.
notvojieii.
TUB UWIOiV F
A. W. BUSH, Manager.
Grain and Mixed Feed
OOP AZiXi XC X 3NT 3D S3 ,
Constantly Xxi. StoolL
AND HOLD AT A HHADl. III'.LOW MXiWiAII ItATIW.
Dot Plan
Wll It
LOAt. EXHIBITIO
- run Tin:
BENEFIT
of Tin:
Building Fund
or Tin:
l : :b 2l s- 3sl -&"
AXI)-
Things Wise and Otherwise.
Tho impnuleuco and recklessness of oxprossntcu
have got of lata to bo simply unbearable, and foot
passengers have to ba alert of eye and body to avoid
the certainty of being run oTr. It seems, also,
that these individuals are Drivlleucd to vollov f nrtli
obscene and insaltinf; lnncaage on the high-ways
without restraint of any kind.
Daring the lucnmbeney of Mr. Carter, as Attor
ney General, a certain turnkey at the Station Hoaso
was removed from otBoo for noRligenee, in allow
ing the escape of a prisoner. Minos the resignation
of Mr. Carter, howovor, we aro informed thnt his
offence has been condoned, and the man has been
reinstated in his former position. How amazingly
kind tbo authorities are in certain cases to this
kind of persons I
A nnisaneo exists near the Head of Fort street, in
the shape of a largo pool of stagnant water iu n
private yard, filled with decayed and decaying veg
etation. It has been acknowledgad as such by the
Hoard of Health, and an attempt was onee mado
to drain it off by means of an open ditch dag
through the centsr of nn adjoining fot without per
mission of the owner. This trespass was stopped,
and the drain filled up at the demand of the party
Injured. Wo suggoat that it is the duty oi tho
Hoard of Health to sea that acknowledged nui
sances should be abated, and that it is about time
its Agent, or some one else, fouud a more legal way
of proceeding than in the former case.
Perjury Is a crime which seems to be growing iu
onr community j so much so, that few oases now
coiuo bofore onr Courts of Justice wherolu lyiug
uuder oath may not bo roadtly detected. It is a
sorry Btatoof affairs indeed, and one which has for
homo timo past been n matter of common remark.
1 ho only remedy, and one which should bu applied
in tho most relontloas aud vigorous maimer, is pros,
ecutiott for tbo offence lu every caso whero thcro is
a possibility of succeas iu tho prosecution. And
tho sntrarnor should not bo forgotten, for more
than half tbo irjary committed is throutib Insti
gation, and for pay. We havo hero some profes
sionals in this particular part of tho busiuosH, and
mo ryes oi oiucinis snouiu no awano iu tno tact.
At last tho Government has imported tho lung
talked of Chinese interpreter, not, howevor, n Du
ropenn, conversant with the Chinese, as was sup
posed to bo the desideratum, ;but a Chinaman
conversant with tho English. As regard his lin
guistic qualifications, we cannot see but that Mr,
naaiui, wno uas ior some lima past uueu ine posi
tion, would still havo answered equally as well.
eadansTJKaoosui
ASSOCIATION.
Tho Above Exhibition ulll Embrace a Largo Collection
of Artti lea In the ! uil.iv ins Departments t
1st Pictiues -and Engrav
ing's. -
2nd Bronzes, Carving's,
Statuary & Ceramics.
3rd Antiquities and Curi
osities. 4th -Coins, Medals, Jewels
and Faces.
5th -Natural History, in
cluding' Shells, Corals,
Fexns, tScc.
6th--Cninese and Japanese
Goods.
THE EXHIBITION
WILL UK
HELD I INT
CAMPBELL'S BUILDING
Corner Fort and (Jucen Sts.,
Which has boon hlnilly placed at the illspoaal of tho
Association for that purpose.
Tho Exhibition will Commence
ov
Anil Coiitlmto O.VK WKtM, opening Kach
Day at 11 A. M. and Clostog at 10 P. M.
aro Itefrcahtucnttulll he served every day at MoJcr
slo Prices, as rollout . HOT AND COLD LUNCH FROM 13
TO 3, AND ICE CREAM, CAKES, ETC., IN THE EVENING.
tiiuiu: WIM. ALSO in:
Entertainments ot Musicjableaux, &c.
IN THE EVENINGS.
HINUhK AUMISHION.. , PIPTV fll.STH
CIIII.HItKN UAI.P PltlfE
Hay,
K.ept
-'," Our Mnnnncr visits Han I'mnctsco legulnrly for tho pnriHiao of buying us our Hiipplics, ntttl as
wo buy in larger (JttantlttcR limit any other Dealers,
J n D FJL y O A. S H ,
And nt tho sumo timo Hccuro rrclghls AT I.OWKIt HATlSt, wo uro preparwl to Supply
titir Frlonds mid l'ntrtinH
At Prices to Defy Competition!
W o II ftiro 3X o -vsr o ix XX n 3X cl
THE LARGEST STOCK OF HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
If'oi' .A.1X XSLtxxclei of: Btc3o.liK.
'lli.it cm bo fouud ntty whero in tho City, ttttd aro prepared lo fiirnluli
onr iricmi on tno umor isitiuun,
WITH OA.RGi-0 LOTS
ir ltojumuD.
We Sell Wliolesale and Retail
l XI) IIVSI'MTI 'I'CLl'
SOLICIT ORDERS FROM THE SMALLER DEALERS
To whom wonio piepnrcd tu nialto .Special llalea for any I'tirchauctt of OVUit
5 TOOSTS OF 1-I.A-Y OJR Q-EAIN !
Ily prompt attention lis tho wants ot our numeroti I customer.!, wo hunu for n coiithittauco of tho
patronapoBo liberally bestoned upon us in tho p.ttil, ami it will bu our endeavor to l;eep on hand at nil limes
Feed, of -fclOLO "VT,y Best Quality.
Special attention Rnett to Oideni from tho Other lslanilit, and i'lninpt Uelivery Utiaritulced.
Yi Onr Jlnmirter w ill visit San l'rancisco by tho next Hleamcr to l'nrohano b'resh Supplies for onr
already VJxtciiHivo rilock, nml will bo happy to oxecttto any Orders for Ooodnlhat may buivquircd by uttr
patrons, y-,, 353- q ccjM:3M:xjs5B3:oTr.
All ConiinuiiicatlouH to bo nddioset-d to
&-, 'jot lint iMANAGIIIt OV UNION 1'UIU) CO,
ft tho Chinese havo whom they will ta interpret
lwtwin themselves I for the protection of other
interests, and for provocations in particular, a
A'iii-d;w.iu ChiiiDke-luterprott'r has bocurue h tioccs
Hity. Wu want nono who, throuoh tbo Influences
of nationality and social connections, aro liable to
be biased In favor of Cliltmioen.
The Itcjrular Prayer Ucctlng of tht V M. C A. will li
1IBU1 UVKHYHUNUAY EVKSINHat tha Veatryol
Port Street Church, ear- Hmlcce cotmutucln;; atC.-ll
J.T.WATERH0t3l
HAS-
JUST RECEIVED., EX ATLANTA,
Pino 1.1m b of Uctrabli Additions to
Ills Slock of S0DS,
to lilch tho attention of thai public la respect
fully Invited, consisting In part oft
Prints, French Merinos '.
Whlto Cottons, Waterproof. CnsslmiTCS,
Twccils, Men's Umlenvcor, l!ron bhrctlnj:.
Cotton, Union and I.lcen Tlclilni;,
Fancy Shawls and Highland Wrappers,
Crimean hliltts,
Tho Host Assortment Vot Hcccivoil !
Aruiv Illankcts Curnct Cotrrs.
lloncy Comb ami Turkish Timet. Hiljl, llntsocks,
l,xuu itcavy uitgumi;, uoion jiats,
Largo Asst. of Hats, mon & boys
ALSO
All Excellent Asst. of PEHFUHEItY
Ladles' nml CenU Saddles. Ilrldlcs, lilts & Spurt.
Also, Seine and PlaUlncTtUncs, various ilzca
-ran
SEASON TIO KKT8.
...,0'l.nu
B. II. HOI.U, t.'halmtsii.
II V. POOH, Hecictary.
A.J.UAItTWIIlOlIT.Treatmcr,
bust i'H For (len'l Coutmlttte on lAit Kxlilbltluit
BKAVKK- SALOON,
H. J. NOLTE,
Proprlotor.
TKMIKUS WANTED!
'Pknijkhs ron riruxieiiiiKc
X the tlueen'a lluu.llal with litat Oualltr nf MILK
lr s latiu of uuo year (rum the lat of ilay next, stilt be
IBceof tha gndertliratd up lot J o'clock
lMctvd at thxclBcvof tha wndtrtliratd up lo Wo'cloc
I a. ON bATfltDAV April th. Irl. )vt Onlir.
rtw p a bt.'ii.i:i't:it,brcy
POUND NOTIOK.
TIIIISIlKAVILLllHaiir.IiaVT
Um liovrmraHit Ponnu, KuUulalua. (IM
Till IUsMaV, HAY Ilia, at U noon, lliu la)
Waud Alii I 041lntt. wblt.i lt40beaJ.lt white Utt,
Waa4t iHtierriUtvIai I L'rtvun Culorcd Horse, fore fevt
.!. Waoo.s. K. C and NT
A u. r.A.ur,ru,
m uas
m it
Pound
slur.
DR. C. TROUSSEAU,
BlXiH To N'OTirV II1H PUIENDS
that lis has renwi.l prattle iu IIphoIuIu.
ItsaldaacaandCouasltloK Isooma Xo. n 1'ui.ch 1W1
mi, opcolu ih tuitii itaU of tht iuiu Ujj.1iI.
Co3sultli; hours front u a m. to la M.
Mm Wu TELEPHONE Mo, 163.
Urja to aituounto In hi frltud and the
public, lu general
Thnt ha Una opened tho nbovo Huloon
whero flrst-cluKti KofroMUmoiitM
will he terttd front il tu. till IV p. lu., uudei tlio
linimdUU tnprrvttloti r MR. MOBfftr OfLHIffaN.
'IIIU l'lXVer WltAbKH OK--
Tobaccoo,
Clgnro, Plpoa and
Smoker's Sundries,
( htMwn hy a ptvteual msiIhi frn ttratilm rut mi
Ijcloiltn. has tHSM) ctiUlutd, and will he ad.ttd o (ri'iij
lluiato lliue.
One of Itransutab It l)Jlk'
CoHratod Billiard Tables !
la (liuuecttd with llio MUhllthmtut, Viktor hjrf ra
1st of lbs cuo can partlclpativ KU
lEE -ra,. 3ES. 3D "V7".
331 !
Oalranlzcd Tublnir. H to I In,: Tonsall Chains. U
to 54 in t Cooper Wire, Copper llolta. Plantcra' Hoc,
Oritublne Hoes, Pick Axes, Mattocks, Homo Shoes,
....! r.n. 11. lu '!.... ....1 11. ..!.... ,1.1 C1..I!.....
uuivuui ..ui.,, ii.i, iiiu.fluu i.uiAcin via.,, nji.K.,.
from 3 toe lii. (lair. Sheet Iron, Ulsh pant, Tinned anil
Knamslcd Sauco Pant, Tea Kettles, Pry Pant, Iron
llcdstcads, Cartlaso Lamtit , Meat Covers, Hint t'nees.
jiritsn ocytnes, jicuptiiK jiimiks, rues,
Alto, a Pull und Varied Assortment of
P-XISPFS tanci. OIIjM,
Huhbuck's Pino Zinc and PutoUrouiid Whlto Lead,
j.uiseeu uiis, uuueu aim raw ivhom ucnro, etc.
Special attcullon is Invited to llio vxceptlonul
Uuo of
O2rcD0l3a.xy ware
AV'rilKUlMfihTKtlCT NTWIti:,
III Dinner HitalVa Sits, Toilet Sets, ic, and a Plus
I.otof Plltrrs,toi;cthcr vtlth many othir cotntuoilltlea
ihat lime and spuco will not allow cniiiiietallon. SI 3t
Largest Stock and Most
Complete Assortment
In tlnf Hawaiian Islniuls.
A tho greater portion of our Stock Is obtained from
first hands vru aro enabled to
SELL AT VERY LOW FIGURES
WK KKKI'
Only the Best Quality.
hoi.i: achints roit Tin:
J. C. AYER COMFY., LOWELL, MASS.
AM) tiii:
Crown Perfumer)' Co, LUiiiIoh.
PARKE, DAVIS Ac GO.,
(UKTnaVr.ucii.'
Manufacturing Chemists. i
HUMPHREY
Homeo'iathic Medicine Co., New York.
Or. Or. Or rOC IX,
woomiuitv, x.j.
August Flowers mid German Syrup'
3STOTICJES
TO 8UCAR PLANTERS !
HAV1'G TESTKU TIIK IWV1
clcticyof "Hallldlca' Patent Wire Hopewoy" for
carrying Hupir Citio I have, purchased from Jlr A. H.
Htllldlo tho cxclaalvo .tghl ot said paleut for the
Hawaiian Islands, aud htrchy ulvo nollco that I tm
prepared to 'iirntib material or contract lo erect lints
of auy desired leuitth or capacity
Parties Interested In tug traiiaimrUtloii of rjuf,ur
Cane. Sui;ir. Puel or Mcrchaudlse especially nvtr
broktu and illllkult Ktouiidaro linltid lo lliepict tho
lino worklnjt upon my planlallou at Healla, or tlm
profile of the same pii view attheolUcoot Win. 0, Ir
win .t Co., Honolulu. Auy Information will be
cheerfully given by llio uudcrilQiird oi by Mr. J. 31.
Thompson, caru Messrs. Irwin .fc Co., who ulll visit
localities ulirro line miy bo dctired, and tnike oro
tic and rilluiatct for tho tamo
Ml 74 Z. H HPAI.DINO.
SAN FRANCISCO
Purohasiug; Agency !
205 Sucrumonto St.
pAUTii:s jx tiii: Hawaiian
A. ISLANDS may rely upon tht. underalirned to itr
Chita ot I.OMIJir I'StK 1.1, ll'-'tP(HIH)Ni,ltli
qulckitt dispilcli
Stud your nidira, direcl sa above, hatoy.'ur finn.li
leivo all packc4 at this otUie uploouo hour of aail
ItiH ItiJ.e and they vill b atul you at trilling ripeiuu.
na-thtrit tat-Uralu, sailifjitloitgoaranlesi -r,)
P. A. HARNOEN.
Han graiultco. March in. IcAj. Slim
MISS CLENCH,
A laAKlU hTUKIJT, UONOMfLU.
J M0tll liUSSOXH AXU I SK OP PIANO for
ITectlcy. Taunt, tu adtaucc 81 per neajti SI ptr
roottth.
(tr i)VAtH.li jiihit' jtotiM iDu;
ytiiVA'a ;t; roit ajiiiIjTji. nm hi 3m
KXTIIA PKIMB PORK,
TX ilAUUKLBj 1UCTKA KAMILY
J. Uuf. lu half kirlll.i CaiVa lluij.'a ituu. Iliui
KsiIMk Uocou, Cattt CallforaU Ohtsar, CM
Si't . Kf.'.lf " .".' "t".sI tlVKItlMlaay,pl
Vi.ll. tKWlKt hd lor tala hy .if
m ilOLLtb A CO,
CELLULOID TRUSSES !
A SPKOlAIiTV
Warranted not lu Until HrrAt or Wear out,!
Physicians' Prescription!
C'urefully piepaitd by an rxpcrUuitd liuuuiiit
nt auyhuur of tho night urilay.ul
nuisTii ' ci:s
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
fill NUUANl, hT.
3lil
M. hutbtnd will be coitletl on by me. In tho aaina
mtuner aa lieutofor ALSO,
ON HANI) AND I'UKIfAI.K
Flro WooiJ,
Knkmtko Suit,
Whlto JtBluck Sand,
IN lilAXTlTIKW 10 bOlT.
M1'" Vin-MIM WAIIH.
MULES FOR SAXEl
15 Fino Mulos For Sale,
To anivo por i'Lndy LampHon."
I tr- Apply (
sHf i ( iiiit:wi:iiu).
HAWAIJtAW
INVESTMENT & AGENCY CO.,"
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