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MAUI BLUE BOOK
Saturday September
1;
A Leprosy Csre.
Our Correspondent writes from
Hob. A . W. Kfpolkj. Circuit luflw. WjIIuku p on June 6:-"C'aptain E. R.
iuniunu n. run i, vit-i k vntuu wu o -
Judge XV. A. McKay DUt. MaglHtrate, WailuKU T.,.-'ian Medical Service, MS
" . h. inuway,
" KunukiiB, " '
" J. Kalitma, 11 1
" 1'iinmnu, " "
" McCurristnn " "
" Kuboobaliihala, " '
L. M. Baldwin, Sheriff,
W. E. Parfory, Deputy Bhcrtrt
Kdgiir Morton, " "
K. i". Hose, " 1
F. Witlrock, " '
H. H. Hitchcock, "
Levi Joseph " "
Captain Tollco.
H. I I na, '
(i. K. Keuweliaku, . " "
11. 2,. Kui(Mi, " "
J. H. Wilmiugton, ' '
W. T. Robinson, To x Assessor,
J. N. K. Keoln, Deputy Assessor
Muorge Oopp, c" "
O. liunn, " "
M. H. Houter, " "
liana
It was a day to be remembered on Maui when Governor Car
ter and his party '.stepped on shore at Lahaina for the purpose of
travelling over Maui and familiarizing themselves with our needs.
Maui has suffered long and in silence for many things which were
needed to develop the Island. The revenues which have hereto
fore been raised on Maui would have done this, if they had not
been diverted to IIouolulu and the other islands, and the fullness
of time has arrived for us to receive our own again. A spirit of
fairness in the matter is now being exhibited by the authorities in
Honolulu, and with the public improvements which are being in
augurated, there will be a general development. Koads will bo open
ed up to valuable but now inaccessible lands. Travel will now flow
about the island in vehicles instead of on mule back over almost
impassable trails. Other improvements for which appropriations
have been made, and for which the money is lying idle in llonolu
u, w ill be taken up, so that before this year has passed a much
better condition of affairs will exist on Maui.
4
It seems hard to believe that there should be even one voter
on Maui who honestly believes that Notley would do us any good uas been very marked
in congress. Of course there is a political point from which to ot tha ioeai branch o! the
Lalmlna I ., 9 T?nnnnn,
Honuaula ident medical twicer u iu auKUUU
KiPahuin General Hospita.', bas succscded in
aDal cultivating the bacii.1u!of leprosy and
Walluku , ,
waiiuku has made a substance It om inese cul"
Laimina tures which he calls 'lepro, '"i wnicn,
MoloUai
wai'uku marked beneScial action in allevlat
Makawuo I
t,buina inj the symptoms oi me uiseusc.
Kaiaupapa jje i,ag discovered that a method of
waiiuku
waiiuku growing the bacillus ot leprosy is to
Lahaina extract the salts from nutrient me
dia, and that the bacillus of leprosy
will not grow in the presence of Bait.
In order to make such a nutrient me
dium he distils beef extract soaked in
pumice-stone in a current of super
heated steam and obtains a medium
in which the bacillus of leprosy and
also that of tuberculosis grow with
the greatest ease. 'Leprolin' is made
on somewhat similar lines to those
first employed by Professor Koch in
the manufacture of tuberculin. Over
100 cases of leprosy are now being
treated in Burma by injections
of this substance, and the treatment
is also being tried in 30 different
places in India. Already four cases
are reported to have been cured, and
in the great majority of those now
und-;r treatment the improvement
At the last
MUSIC LESSONS
Private lessons on piano given.
Those desiring to take lessons will
please see undersigned and arrange
hours.
MISS SHEFFIELD,
4-2t, Maun-aolu Seminary.
IAO STABLES
HACKS, BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES
AT ALL HOURS
Conve.vancesJMeet All Steamers
and Trains.
Competent Guides to Iao and
Haleakala.
WailukuLahaina Stage
Stages feave Waiiuku daily at 1:30 P.M.
" Lahaina " 8:30 A.M.
Antone do Reo,
BISMARK STABLES COIfd
WAILULU, MAUI
LIVERY, BOARD
and SALES STABDES
view the matter but the balk of the voters on Maui should be more
interested in sending a man to congress who can do something for
' us than in fooling with politics. There may be some excuse for
Iaukea obtaining a scattering Maui vote, and not on the point of
merit either, for Delegate Kuhio is far and away the better man of
the two, but to the average man who is not blinded by prejudice or
politics it does certainly seem that any one who is silly enough to
vote for Notley should bo gently and kindly hammered with a club.
British Medical Association the four
cases cured were inspected. One of
these was a Burman, who, after a
brief treatment of ten days, was ap
pareu tl y completely cured;he had had
ulceration of the feet for five years
and ana'stheaa all over his legs. The
action of 'leprolin' is described as very
similar to that of tuberculin in cases
5? The News has steadily and continuously urged the planting of of luPus. cept tnat thero appears
avocado pears, and now feels more than ever encouraged to push to be no danger in the injections of
the matter. The Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station has tak- the former; so far, atleast, in no case
en up the matter and is proving that this fruit can be successfully Lave there been any bad symptoms
and profitably shipped to oti-- countries. Any father who has after the injection of 'leprolin.' Its
and on which pear trees will grow can provide a patrimony for his most remarkable action is seen in the
children by simply taking the trouble to secure avocado pear seed sutldenrjes3 with which sensation re
and plant them. As the pear trees can be successfully grafted,
the best obtainable fruit can be had on every tree, and it is to be
hoped that in ten years from now thousands of avocado pear trees
will be growing in sight of Waiiuku.
e
SJ Some years
turns in those patches affected by the
disease where it had been formerly
lost.' ' The material appears to act
benebcially in all varieties of the dis
ease, the sensation returning in the
since, when vvuuam uooaness, w. ti. j0rnweii fUIA-uca UD "
Sr. and other kainaainas on Maui were engaged in raising horses patches changing to normal in cases
there were to be found on Maui some of the best.ho.rses raised on of white leprosy and the nodules and
the Islands, Today Hawaii and Kauai have outstripped Maui in this ulcers disappearing in the nodular
direction, and only last week a shipment of horses from Hawaii variety of the disease. The injections
was brought to Maui and sold at good figures, while Kauai polo are giverJi as a rule, once a fortnight,
; a a l - rt! ii j. il TV C i i i I
ponies are saia to excel auyuiing mat uie iviaui ooys nave oeen and salt ointmont is applied to the
diseased areas and salt administered
able to import from the coast. It is about time that Maui horse
raisers should import the right kind of stallions and broodmares
and compete with the other islands in raising fine stock for home
u so.
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internally. With regard to the 'fish
theory,' Captain Rost has made a
number of experiments with samples
of badly-cured fish, which prove, he
tmnks, that the salt in the nsb was
sufficient to prevent the growth
the bacillus. The demand for 'lepro
lin,' is now very great, and the local
government have asked the Govern
of
j5 Peace has splendid victories, and a crowning one on Maui is
the recent completion of the big ditch which for hundreds and per
haps thousands of years will conserve the waste' water of East
Maui and pour them in revivifying streams over the arid and parch
ed plains of central Maui. The names of two men should be indisso
luble linked with this grand enterprise, that of Hon. H. P. Bald-
who planned and M. M. O'Shaughnessy who perfected the work, ment of In(3ia to place Captain Rost
It is easy to estimate the cost of the enterprise, but not so easy to on special duty in order that he may
realize us value to the generations which one after another will
rise and pass away during its beneficent existence.
taut ana promising experiments
m m m
Captain Rost has fitted out a labora
j5 Last week the News suggested that Billy White would be liable toryathis own expense, where he
to pluck, a plum out of the political pie which was to be dished up in has for years past been engaged, In
in Waiiuku last Saturday, and as usual Oily Willie maintained the the time that can be spared from
reputation of the rsews as aguesser. it now remains to be seen if
what intelligence the rank and file of the home rule party possess
es will consent to be blindly led by the nose, as heretofore. It is
to ba hoped however that at least some of the home rulers have
now become sufficiently Americanized to vote honestly and intelligently.
heavy official duties, in investigating
the nature of many diseases notably
cancer, beri-beri and leprosy." Lon
don Times.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
LO-tas
igf Tbe Islands have received a painful shock in learning of the 111000.1.? puo?
J death of Samuel T. Alexander, Born and ruised on the Islands, he "cisco, California. Location or works Hne,
! i.l.lj m i hi j il- . Maul, Territory of Hawaii. '
t COnstHUieu unow uib tuiw uuuu ui iiuubbis iu uid (sugar ina US Notloo Is hereby given, that at meeting of
' try, and it is to him and a few other long-headed, far-sighted and ,ne uor,o, Directors, new on the Mtaday of
i big-soulad men that the Islands are indebted for their splended Cenu per .bare, w. leviea upo,' u. ..pit.!
prosperity. Simple in his habits, kindly and gentle in hu family ock ' ,ne corporatioi, p.y.tie immediately
and social relations, and energetic in business affairs, Mr. Alex
ander was a shining example of a complete man.
In united atato. gold coin to the Treasurer ot
the Compuy, Louis Suronl, at his office, No. 001
Folsom street, San Francisco, California.
Any Btook upon which this aaaeasment' (hall
remain unpaid on the fifteenth day of October
1004, will be delinquent, and adiertlsed for sal
at public auction; and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the ltlhday
of November, 1901, to pay the delinquent
ment, together with the costs of adrertlsing a,nd
j2 An element of intelligent strength on Maui is our on-coming
corp of Portuguese boys and young men. As a rule, where schools
sirs ntrnilnhlrt. Ihft Pnrtuffuese insist on educating their child rfln. xPenseS0,81J
, ' . , .. , , . By ord:rof theDoardof Dlreotors,
and the result on Maui is that in the younger element of Portuguese , d. c. baths, secretary.
we have a class of bright, energetic young men of whom any coun- omce-NcauiFouiom street, Ban Franeisoo,
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