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An Euclish Egyptologist Mr W

Marsham Adams has boon for sotno

tiiuo engaged in an endeavor to solve

tho structural ouigma ol tho groatpyramid and to olicit from tho an

oiont religious books of tho Nilo

land and especially from tho socalled Book of tho Dead a clue toto tho creed of early Egypt In thovolumes embodying the outcomo ofhis researches ho arrives at interest ¬

ing conclusions regarding the sim-

plicity¬

and purity of tho oldestEgyptian faith and discerns in it acurious conformity bo far as thomain lines aro concerned to Chris-

tianity¬

That to which howeverwe would at this time invite particu-lar

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attention is the assertion that hisreadings in tho sacrod books ofEgypt boar out tho record of Gene ¬

sis as to tho seat of tho earthly Para-dise

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and that consequently thecradle of the human race unust belooked for in Africa at some point intho watershed of the Nilo

Let us mark tho grounds for thisattempt at a new identification ofthe Garden of Edon Mr Adamspoints out that in the region of thegreat lakes thero are as in the placedescribed iu Gonesis tho heads offour rivers which go forth to waterthe wholo couutry There beyondthe Zambesi lies the laud of goldwith its mines of unknown antiquityand bearing an odorous herb ofwhich the hieroglyphic namo is betrusuggesting the original of tho He-

brew betelu converted by tho Greeksinto btdllium There is tho fountainof the wiuding Niger aud there thesource of the inundating NiloThere too is tho Congo the river ofJifo corresponding to tho Hebrew

Perith fruitful transformed by thoGreeks into tho Euphrates WhatMr Adams deems more striking stillis the fact that in the eastward por-tion

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of this great basin lies the gar-den

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or paradise threo thousandsquare miles iu area described inglowing tonus by Stanley as full ofanimal life the sceptro expressingdominion over whioh was one of theinsignia of the Egyptiau DeityAmen From the garden ilows asingle river the Shnri exactly as inthe Scriptural account tho singleriver flowed iu tho midst to watertho garden whioh was placed in thooastward part of tho immense water-shed

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v of Eden Thence accordingto Mr Adams thoory the stream ofhuman emigration found its wayalong tho line of least resistance tothe fertile plains of I3gypt probablythe seat of the most ancient civiliza-tion

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in the world diffusing itselffrom tho dolta of tho Nile along thoshores of tho Meditorraueau

To a certain exteut tho groundwas prepared for the offort to con ¬

nect tho record of Genesis primarilywith old Egyptian rather than withOhaldaio traditions Since Egyp ¬

tian monuments havo been studiedin tho light of astronomy thero hasbeen a tendency to hold that thocivilization of Egypt was derivedfrom two sdurcos of emigration theone situated in the Abyssinian high ¬

lands or olsowhorn in the watershedof tho Nile the other iu Mesopota ¬

mia It is thought howovor thatthe northward stream of emigrationwas tho oarlier Moroovor manyAssyriologists concur in thinkingthat ancient Ghaldiua was princi-

pally¬

iudobted for civilizing agenciesto omigrants coming by way of thePersian Gulf from Abyssinia orBouthwest Arabia It should aho benoted that sinologues aro now dis¬

posed to traco the origiu of Chinesecivilization to emigrants from Chaldean whose own culture as we havesaid ie believed by many to be de¬

rivative So thatthorels somethingv like couseusus of conjecture point

ing to tho watershed of tho Nile asthe cradle of civilized man N YBun

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EDMUND NOBBIE - EditorGO KENYON - - Oo EditorF J TESTA - - - Manugor

Residing in Honolulu

MONDAY SEPT 10 1895

OUB POBT PHYSICIAN

Tho poster in Hawaiian found atdifforont points in this city accusingthe Board of Health of buryingpeople alivo because they would nottake the drugs proffered by thephysicians of the Board reads like

tho work of the Advertisers Brevet

Kahuna and apparently is onlymade for the purpose of maligningtho Hawaiian and scaring him intotaking the medicine offered by Doc-

tors

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Day Wood and Emerson

A reader of our paper thinks we

are partial in our criticism of thePresident of the Board of Healthand says that that official is doingthe best he can that the Presidentis not responsible for his mentallimitations Our reader says thatthe Port Physioiaa has escapedcriticism although guilty of grossnegligence The Belgio came herefrom an infeotod portwhere eholorawas raging and the Port Physicianadmits at a public meeting that thoonly case of sickness among thepassengers was ono of diarrhoea Hesays this with an innocence that ischild like and bland The PortPhysioian is a gentleman aud may

be the peer of any physician living

but he is confessedly not a brightquarantine officer If had been

tho case of diarrhoea ho would havo

arrested his attention at once andput him on guard The gravos of

two scoro and ten Hawaiiaus andof Mrs Carroll and Mr Dodge areailent witnesses of gross neglect on

the part of the official sot to watchour port and ward off disease Thatofficials resignation is as much inordor as that of tho Prosidout of theBoard

Two passengers arrived bn thoBolgio who have attracted some at ¬

tention Messrs Awann and Arm-

strong¬

Tho former was a steeragepassenger who states that thodeaths occurring on tho passago to

Ujfyj wore preceded by vomitingand purging Mr Armstrong hastaijfoi soma notoriety as counsel for

jyjpjBJootoT of the Bolgic who statedon the voyago to tho returning com-

missioner

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who probably employed

at the time in sipping champagne

and eoltzor that tho deaths wore tho

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result of pnouinonia and heart dla

oasowhlijh statement Mr Armstrongaccepted without question

If there is a doctor on board a

steamship plying between tho west

coait of America and ports in thoOrient who will admit that tho ves ¬

sel uudor his medical uhirgo hascontagious or infectious disoaso on

board ho is an innocent and shouldbo raked up with Mr Armstrongand put to writing another laborroport

Tho worst Beared man in theseislands lives in Kohola by tho way

and ho is a medical man too Whynot raoko him port physician

OATOH XHt VILLAIN

All scoundrels aro not yet in jailor hung in Hawaii Saturday

night or early Sunday morning a mis ¬

creant posted round a notice whichdeclared that two persons a man

and a woman wore attempted to beburied nlivo because thoy would nottake tho Board of Health medicineTho most gruesome details woregiven as to how they were placed in

their coffins their mouths filled

with wax and thon taken to Makikicemetery Tbore tho coffins wereopened aud tho unfortunato so

oilled victims were able toexplaintho details Tho deadly devilishnessof this inflammatory attompt at rais-

ing¬

a riot becomes apparent whon

the conditions are considered Letall intelligent Hawaiiaus and othersthink First Is auy coffin openedbefore burial Second If any per ¬

son sick and about to die had theirmouths filled with wax for the timeit would take to get to Makiki ceme-

tery¬

from their hotnes or from thohospital would they b able to speak

even if tho coffin was opened

Third If such a thing was attempt¬

ed to bo done is not Father Valen ¬

tine there Would ho not say or dosomething to stop such an iufernaloporation The whole thing in

simply an idiotic aud Satanic at-

tempt¬

to gain reveuge Bo reason ¬

able and remember that all aronow working for tho common goodGive up tho name of the author 8f

this infamous slander thisdestroyor of public confidence All are nowworking Hawaiians sido by side

with foreigners to combat ourdread enemy the cholera diseaseNo one either foreigner or Hawai ¬

ian hut wishes to see the pestilencestamped out And here comes a

person no doubt actuated by imihala who wishes to restore terrorand distrust by circulating false-

hoods¬

Let him be punishedseverely For terror is more thanhalf of tho root of tho disoaso

HE WAS BE0E1VAD

Botting was free in Honolulu in

regard to tho landing of ex MarshalHitchcock at Hilo

The high otlioial got there buthis beauty and authority were notenough to land him

The people in Hilo knew abouthis coming and they were aware oftho prosonco of Sheriff Andrews ofMaui The bravo men did notshake however and tho arbitraryox Marshal received a rather coolreception

It was reported says our corres ¬

pondent that Mr Hitcbcopk winoQining Jt was also stated that th3eaid tihoriff proposed to land by

and dont you forget it

He did not however Ho foundthat the people who now controlHilo ran down a tiro pagiuo to tho J

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wharf put up steam aud armod theiifathful followers for the purpose ofcarrying through their object It is

not for us to say if thdy ato right orwrong

All that is necessary is to reportthat ex Marshal Hitchcock the sheriff of Hnwaii ih doing his prettyon Cocoautit Island aud will spendton days there in accomplishing thowill of his subjects

In tho meautimo tho air betweenCocoanut Island aud Hilo will beextra indigo bluo Between thocomplexion of Sheriff Hitchcock andSheriff Andrews the atmosphere onCoeoauut Island will continue to bered -- very red And Hilo for tondays at least will look as pleasantas evor

TOPICS OF iHE DAY

The Kauai people aro still on

their ugly Is it not better for thegentlemen of tho gardon island tofall into line short

We tried to publish tho duet sungby Hitchcock and Andrews from

Oocoanut Island across tho HiloBay but our ink turned so blue andtho sulphuric stench howeyor dis-

infecting¬

during cholera made oursanitary sub inspector and presslyforeman agreo on a discontinuance

To reverse tho saying In themidst of life wo aro in death theAnglican Church Chronicle bringsup tho matter of registration ofbirths during our present opidemic

Wouldut it bo bettor to endeavorto prevent the deaths a d when thatis done see how many births havo

taken place to replace those notlost but gone before

Editorially tho Advertiser at lastadmits One is inclined to lose allfaith in human naturo and admitthat half the world is made up ofidiots proud of their ignorance anddesirous of blindfolding tho remain ¬

ing half We have thought thatf r a long while in regard to theAdvertiser aud its management

Tht ro is more joy in heaven overone sinner that repenteth than overninety and nine that need no re-

pentance

The Advertiser loses no chance tobe little and asperse the Hawaiians

In its resume on the situation thismorning it says under the headingnatives indifferent about work

Several natives in tho city who havebeen employed at different places atgood wages aro becoming somewhatindifferent to work It goes on tostate as long as they can get enoughto eat thoy wont work and twentythree lines further down it says inreferonce to an offor of work by JasCampbell to idle natives Many ofthem took advantage of tho kindodor and are working at differentplaces on the ranch and seem en ¬

tirely satisfied Could tho forco ofprejudice and tho habit of misrepre ¬

sentation further go

Iuthe Advertiser editorial columnswo fiud tho following

Uudor high tension tho individualand party magnifies its opinions toa degree of importance that oblit-erates

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tho rights of others and thepower of reflection or recognitionof tbB integrity of men who aroguiding tho destiny of tho nationseems outiroly forgotten Whilocharity toward publio officials canhardly bo expected it in within thoranire of every averaue mind to exeroisi a fair degreo of common soaooin considering their action It iseasy to accuse men of beiug swayedby party jealousies and individualaspirations but it is quite anothertning to prove tuo truth ol tuoanciisitloii In times of publio trialof all others all the calm soborjudgment that each individual can I

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i- -i to pav

h i r uiiu-ii- -

ing petty misrepresentation

It is wonderful how tho Adver ¬

tiser has just found it out Now itis thoir own friends who aro attack ¬

ed So they come out and explainin platitudes why criticism should bo

suspondod In olddays when timeswere good thoy did the same them ¬

selves Now thoy havo como roundto our views and ask for suspensionof criticism Wo agreo with thoproposition It has alwayB for yearsbeen our policy aud has governedour actions What surprises lis

though is that the filibusteringmotliods aro now to be laid asido by

tho Advortuor nud wo aro beggednot to retaliate Under present cir-

cumstances

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wo shall not do so Buttho titno no doubt will como whenwe phall havo to justly fairly andstraight forwardly criticise manythings wo are now Bilont about inour time of common trouble

A Narrow Etcapo

Mr Edmund Giffard last Satur ¬

day camo very nearjy adding an¬

other number to tho many wholately Buffered from accidentsthrough horsobaok riding

Tho popular young gentlemanwho for Beveral years has been aclerk in tho office of SpreckolsCo and Irwin Co and who ib theyounger brother of Mr W M Gif-fard

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tho managing partner of tholast named firm mouuted bis horselast Saturday afternoon to take hisusual ride after work

His horse which is very spiritedand which nover should have beenridden without tho curb was passedto tho ridar with a racing bit Thospirited animal took control of thobit aud ran away with Mr Giffardwho was thrown outside tho tenniscourt by tho infuriated animal

Mr G ffard sustained a most seri-ous

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fall aud caused his many friendsmuch uneasiness Ho was broughtto the residence of Dr Herbertwhere he received all necessary at¬

tendance and was lator on conveyedhome

We aro pleased to stato that hiainjuries have now been pronouncedas without danger and that in a fewdays our friend wUl bo able to be upand around again

Ex judue Unhurt sun and actingjudge Wilcox had a few uupleasautwords tui morning in tho DistrictCourt Robertson represented thoThirteen ond Wilcox wasnt anx-

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to it on them Tho case ofthe unlucky number will como offmahopel

Ladies are remindod that L BKerr ha renewed his stock of Ging¬

hams White Cotton Ducks andPrinted Lawns The very latestpatterns and fashions are represented in this large assortment

STOPDisease before it really getsstarted Thon its easyCholera is a complaint thatcomes suddenly You mustact promptly -

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Sept 11 1896

For yonrs hitvo residents ofHonolulu overbid ouch othor inoxtolling tho sanitary conditionsof Hawaiis capital and advertis ¬

ing it as tho healthiest and mostbeautiful placo in tho world wo

havo done this so often and forsuch a length of timo that wo

finally camo to boliovo what wo

said and wrotoTho beauty is horo hut tho

recent epidomic has clearly de ¬

monstrated that tho beauty wasnot oven soil deep Wo havoboon roughly awakened to findthat tho drinking water is im-

pure¬

and unfit for domostic pur-

poses¬

that tho atmosphere ispolluted and that tho town gen-

erally¬

is in as filthy condition asany Oriontal ovorcrowdod city

Officials and private citizenshavo been arousod and tho opi- -domic will causo a thoroughcleansing of Honolulu tho con-

struction¬

of propor soworageand also a general sonso of thonecessity to adopt for each houseand each individual propor sani ¬

tary precautionsWo have placod in tho market

a filter for wator taps It is notovorybody who can afford topurchase water filters hut nohouse should bo without tho TapFiltor Tho filter will fit allJin taps and tho wator runningthrough it will bo thoroughlyfiltered All water should boboiled beforo using hut it is nocessary to filtor it boforo boilingand for that purpose tho TapFiltor is tho most practical andsimplest apparatus Wo sellthem for 100 each

Roberts Ozonator which hasrecently won a groat reputationin tho Unitod States is thosurest and cheapest disinfectorknown From tho Ozonator isdiffused Sanitas Vaporizer Mix-ture

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which is unequalled as ugerm destroyor and tho smollof which is pleasant and notnauseating like othor disinfec-tants

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Tho Ozonator ought tobo placod in all water closetsbathrooms and othor placos oxposed to an unhealthy air Thooffects of tho Ozonator aro anti ¬

septic disinfecting and deodo-rizing

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In sick rooms wherotho patients suffor from diseasesbrooding foul odors tho disin-fecting

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apparatus has provon aboon and promptly destroyedtho foulness of tho air TheOzonator costs only 500 andnobody purchasing ono will overrogrot tho investment

Bosidos discussing tho abovosanitary goods wo will call attontion to tho now Eloctric Vib-rating

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Boll which wo soil for tholow prico of 250 For thatamount tho purchasor gets fiftyfoot of wire a dry battery thovibrating boll and tho nccossarystaples etc Tho boll is easilyput up and it will provo a groatconvonionco to pooplo whososervants livo in detached cottugos or who wish facilities tocall up thoir stables etc Mer¬

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OTAI AND ClKMEKAIi NEWS LADIES JIELTEF SOCIETY

WllO Ottli cnv Kw

An- - wi - iitmiii lo i

Now biuotiw fvfii i -- pitthe Brown broom

Tho Likellke which wan advert inedto loavo last Saturday did not ro

Tho information from Maui andHawaii rocoivod by tho mail to dayis certainly amusing

Inspectors sub inspectors andguards of tho Board of Health woroindefatigable yesterday

Limes orangoj and eggs aro outof season Cant wo Rot l horn fromtho other sido Mr Smith

Whoro woro tho pnlico whon ovilminded persons put up posters dur¬

ing th 9 night iu tlie center of thotown

Girls wont rido into the valleysany more A number of Punahouteachers were stopped at Manoayostorday

The freight from tho Olaudinowas landed at Hilo The Kauaipooplo aro uply vet and will takeneither freight or Kuudsou

Tho Polico Court was well patro-nized

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this morning There woronparly at many people in evidenceas thoro generally is in our averagechurch

If tho sub inspectors insist insampling tho medicine which theygive to persons witu stomaou trou-bles

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they ought to bo inspectedthemselves

Hatsl Hatstl HatslI A granddisplay of all tho latest shapes iuSailor Chic Alma and Sally HoAlso newest styos Neapolitan in allcolors at N S Sachs 520 Fort street

Judge Porry was unablo to attendto tho court this moruiug DeputyJudge Luther Wilcox took his chairand disposed of moat of tho cases ontho rather lengthy calondar in shortorder

L B Korr calls attention to tholargo invoice of Blenched Shootingsand Pillow Casings imported by himby tho Australia Housekeeperswill fiud a full lino of theso arti-cles

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Jn season or out of season ovoryfamily should have a bottlo of DiarnncEA Mixture iu tho house Thereis uono batter than Dwiairrs whichhas been dispensed by the HodusterPharmacy for tho last twentyyears

Office of Board Health Mondayafternoon September 10 at 8 oclockthe total cases to date woro 83 Ofthose there are 58 dead now to 3 pmsineo 3 oclock Saturday afternoou1 There aro M recovered and 11 re ¬

main in hospitalA number of failors from the Ko

auhou woro taken to tho CholeraHospital on Saturday because theyfished hahalalu iu tho harbor Thovigilant eye of tho authorities isever open and must remain so forsoveral weeks yet

To close them out Shirt Waistsformerly selling at 1 50 each haveboon reduced to 1 and Pith Hatswhich were selling at 2 from thison will bo sold at 1 each Callearly bofore tho supply is ex-

hausted¬

A Barnos New EopublioBuilding King street

Tho Diocesan Magazine

The Soptombor number of thoBishop of Honolulus magazine is

before us It contains tho usual in-

teresting¬

reading matter which

will be appreciated by all seriousthinkers Tho wrtitors dovoto con-

siderable

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space to expostulatingagainst tho closing of tho churchesdurinc tho plaguo now Visiting

those islands In thoir views thoy find

tho support of all roligiously iu

clined people of thior own aud otherchurches and thoy find the respectof those who have tho houor ofknowing him although uot belong-

ing¬

to their oreod with the exceptionof course of tho Central Unioufaction

The Ton

Tho committee held a meetingthis forenoon at which tho inspec-

tors

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were present Serious matterswore considered and tho mootingadjourned till this afternoon at 3

oclock We wish to stale that Col

Sopor mado a Bpeech which provesthat at last tho community hasreadied its proper point He thochampion of the Government theleader of a most important factionasked why wo soo the labels of DrBrodio usod by the Board of Healthand why physicians having the confidonco of tho pooplo woro not call ¬

ed in

itWHIIifcJllilll

Filltvitig is 1 ftamintif tpcoipts jukI xpMiitlituro ol the Ha- -

wniiui Jl li fS Mi numberhi eroii nMh lUimiit ii handadditional iufohrm- kiwJIyfurnished bj Mm Euiilie Macfar- -

lane treasurerNUMIIEH OF PEOrLE ASSISTED

Number of men women and child-

ren¬

holped iu eight days vizSaturday 7th 1130Bliidny 8th 1138Monday 0th 2002lUHsday 10th 1 878Wt dnrs tay Utli 22U1Thursday 12ti 2 550Krdyi3 It nruBatuntuy l ttli 3470

Total 18070

Amount oxpendod1650 lU whichincludes all expousfs to date except ¬

ing rout of promises Bethel streetwhich is contributed by MossrsCastle Cooke

Outsido stations woro not in fulloperation until Friday the 13thinst

Respectfully submittedEmilie Macfarlane

Treasurer Hawaiian Relief SocietySTATEMENT OP ACCOUNT

Hawaiian Relief Society in ac-

count¬

with Etnilio Macfarlane trea-

surer¬

To amount paM billH K Ueruhuann 01 f5J Nott 20 80It Qrlevo 0 00Casilot ooUo 120Lew s Co 1 83Hawti inn News Co 3 35O W Lmcnln 180 ft2J r Wft Hrlioiipo 0 GO

Ell iliiimas IBi 101 IhillijH 10 00J Bi in luth Co 0 50HDuvl Co 20 01Ho Yon Kco 0M llillli3itCo 5 CO

jovo s iniKi ry vii nMet opu Itan Meat Cowutaee sunEvtitilni BnllMluHun Ian titarT H Dvle- - CoHnwnliiui HnrilwuruCoKa MnkanhvimOolden Kule Dtiznnr

iifi

1

17 0

2WliWItao 215KngH pKen 75HMav A Co 141 U

K Moluvio it llrosHawaiian Nows CoWaccs to eight em-

ployees¬

3 00

Total expenses dateISttlunco cnli in bank

Per cott a creditamount subscriptions collectelfllOl

ay m nnt siny npuon- - u upo puny aniouin stus ripttiimv

amount ncoivud from salouninunt rioiilVBi from olgold

Amount oollectfd tn dmeAmount to bn collectei

Total automat suhsaiibed

3J30 00

0000

03 00

0005501

10

H 35 Hi100

date

to

iituiuu

1010 491531 10

By 60

Bypoi

By silo22ir

J 005 00in no

20 00

22 15

I0IH1 ft

if013l fiO

083 50

8823 00

E and O ExRespectfully submitted

Emilie MacfarlaneTreasurer Hawaiian Relief Society

Honolulu Sept 11 1895

THE BELIEF FUND

The following additional contri-butions

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have hen received by thoFinauce Committee of the LadiesRelief Fund

Queen Dowager Knpiolaui 100Mrs J H Lovejoy 10 R L Aunrbaob 5250 S M JUuiakau 1 H

E Meyers 10 P Takedzawa S25Win Larson r5 J N Wright 10Clin Petorsou Diamond Head

10 C O Conradt 5 LTKenakn1 J Hutching 5 J M Oat 10

Capt Campbell 5 J M Mousarrat5 Friend 2 50 A Chisholm

10 Mrs O F Wall 6 GeoDeuba 5

Tho Peoples lee Company haveoilered the committee all tho icethey ran use

H M Whitney a paukago of teaKawaiahao Seminary loaves of

breadKamohatneha Girls School seve ¬

ral packages of olothiug aud con ¬

tainers for foodH J Nolte two hams two boxes

cakes aud oystersm p

Another Scare

The towu which at present iswaiting for filibuBtors to relievo thooholora nearly got into a fit onSaturday at least as far ap theChinatown was concerned

A aaki loaded kanaka took uponhimself to take a run somewherefrom Nuuanu street toward the cityHe screamed at tho top of his voice tothe Chinese storekoopo s to close upbecause tho Japs were comiugHo succeoded iu creating a panicStores wore closed and barricadedand the rumor spreader was look-

ed¬

up

IMAJ1

BY AUTHORITY

RPOULAiIONB THE HOAWU

OF HKAJn

1 From unci afttr this date allpersons are forbidden to mo anywater from tho Nuuanu stream orHonolulu harbor or from bathingin said stream or harbor from throw-

ing¬

anything liquid or solid intosaid stroam or harbor or permittingany liquid or drainage flowing intosaid stream or harbor

2 The sale iu tho District of Ho-

nolulu¬

of fish shell full or any pro ¬

duct of the sea is prohibited8 Until further orders up pason- -

gors or freight will bo allowed to beconveyed from the Island of Oihuto any other island of tho group

1 No letters or mail matter shallbo taken from tho Islaud of Oahti toany other island of tho group excepting from tho Gonoral Poat Of-

fice¬

in mail baits no mail mattershall be allowed to leavo tho PostOflico uutil thoroughly fumigated

5 Tho manufacture of pni is prohibited iu that portion of Honolulubounded by Nuuanu streot ou thoEast Jtidd streot on tho North andon tho West by a line drawn fromthe corner of J udd and Liliha streetsdown Liliha atnjot to tho sea

By order of tho Board of HealthWILLIAM O SMITH

President Board of HealthHonolulu Auk 80 1895 19 tf

Carbolic Acid

Creolin

CopperasChloride ofLime

Our StockOf Disinfectants

BEHSON SMITH A CO

Drug gistsFort Street Honolulu

Received per s 8 Belgic

Another Lot of--

DR-wisr--wojrk

Including

Ladies DressesAnd a lot of Irrcslaliblo

Silk Four-in-Ha- nd TIrAt 20o each or 225 per Dozen A few

cases of

Fail Salt Mineral WaterIIIMIIHIWII IIWI

frnlly equal if not superior to AppolHnaris

A BAELlSrHJeKnw Uppnlilln rtnllilinc Knu Hlropt

A CARD1IEUNDEK8IGKBD 18 NOT TO BK

ared out tI town bv rlioleiaHouso li I n i ink and I nor Hniiclnc aroli b cpiclailliiH mill lJ is telnplioiiu num-ber

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throiitlt wliinli nominal rations ciri beestulil hind If yon want gnud work doneliv a priilcstnuiil pniner cull around undBUtlsfnclion wi 1 bo tiveii

GEORGE TURNERPainter

Corner of Beritnnln and Fort Stroots1

A

TO LET

HOUSE flITUATKDon Kim ieot No

23 eontoii ine rarlor 3llodro m DliiliiL nOinPantry Kl ohen and Uatlirooiu Nnblosin tlm ad Artfbliin W ator Mid on withtill tho nt oossary IniproviTofnis LHtelyocpup ed by Jlrs Dudoit Hents mode-rate

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Applv toAllIUHAM KKRNANDKZ

40 tf rnlnpliono No 280

TO J

Oil A TKM OFF

EASE

ears to ii ko u ton- -

ant only tho O ty Itestdenee of E B flnnhn Vliif- -

l OU

ynnl strep i Apply to- B 8 OONHA

TO B ICG IN ON THE

ScL of -

Mx itolMn uuhj

All our En tiro Stock must bo cloiirori during thatmonth ut prices lowored to loss than ouu hulf

KCorinoa and Ounhmoroa at 00c and 75c por Yard roducod to SCcpor Yard

I17t7c jiFuslina India Linens and Dimities at Similar Figures

ofol TORT STREET

M G Siiva Proinietor

9

amszszllm Are You Fixed

Bpcatie wo aro fixed with every stylo ofLace Curtains both by the jaru andpair aud at prices not to lie matchedin any other store just I o suit von Forsummer wear wo havo Lawns India Li-

nen¬

aud Bixrn of all qualities but theprices are lriw r than ever Table Li-nens

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and lew els aro a specialty with us

M S LEVY - - Fort Street

Why Pay MoreFor a Poor Potato whon wo ofFor

Egr Delivered nt Your Doit j

Thoy aro way ahead of any brought to this markot and aroselling at ono half tho cost

S5P Wo have thorn Fuksu Eveky Monday Morning and inquantity to supply all orders

0

Do

THEN GO TO

24

Sale

Beptenaloer

Temple Fashion

IsslixI Potatoes

Henry Davis

You Want

Telephones

SOB Fort Street

Good FnEsii hftll H

sPlain Fancyon ln Bllrrnl3

Groceries

c COIll Fort Street

Kg ASK FOE TT IEIU TASK PRICES I

Just Received per Bktae IruigardA VK11Y IMIKTTY LINK OP

WHITE PiaUESWhite Dimities 25o per Yard

Black White Double Width VeilingWK KEEP ALWAYS ON HANI

Liiiiss CUreis Mens Fast Black Stockings

B F EHLERS CO

I rV

r

1

A

Ed Eoltsoiilaeger iHoKng Btrcrt opposite Oaatlu

Oookf

Houseliolil Sowing Machine

PIANOSOHQANB andGTJITAK8

lines liquors Beers

OF THE lnUKEST C1IUDK

CARPETS AND RUGS

Baby Carriages a SpecialtyInspect the Beleoted Stock

Er HOFF80HLAEGER COKing Street opposite Uastlo Cooko

Anchor SaloonCoruor King Nuuanu Sts

W Cunningham - - Manager

Headquarters Mechanics and Laborers

THE CELEBRATED

i tlVUllVUUUUIQ viuuqu v

get ALWAYS ON TAP --waSole Agents for the Renowned

--tL t WHISKIES

Oysters for CocktailsPer Every Australia

CW Call bo convinced -

ft

v

i

of

and

M

or

and

Criterion SaloonFort near Hotel Streets

C J McCarthy - - Manager

Popular Brands of Straight Goods

ALWAYS ON HAND

Try the Great Appetiser

The Brownie CocktailA Specialty with this Bosort

DEPOT 0F THE

Famous Wleland Lager Beor

Empire SaloonCorner Nuuanu and Hotel Bts

C TDay Manager

GIioicg Wines Lipors Alns

PORTERS Etc ON DRAUGHT

Half-and-Ha- lf on Draught

Handmade Sour MashA SPECIALTY

IrcWs mS I SHAW

Corner King and Nuuanu Streets

ChqicctLiqpprsAND

ttimProprietor

Fine PeersTELEPHONE 411 -- aa

THOS LINDSAY

MANUKACIDElWa

JfiW6jeri WatchmakerKUKUI JEWELRY A SPECIALTY

Particular lltention paid to all kinds ofRepair

Campbell Mock Merchant 8treot

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSSaa rerdbved bis Plumbing Tlaulnesa from

King street to the premises on

Hotel StreetFormerly oooupied by Woven

iVIro RMIny

Golden

Rule

BazaarW REYNOLDS Proprietor

KBTABUBHED ON

AbsolutelyCash Basis -

DEPOT FOR

nWrtlrfefe4WMM4Jt 4 fcd m 9rt pttmmmwmttvmm

F

Domestic Sewing ikfeDomestic Paper Patterns

Remington Typewriters

AND SUPPLIES

Newsdealer StationerMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Etc Etc Etc Etc

The World Moves

AND SO DO I

And I So It with a Groat CoalMoro Speod

Famitare and Ravage

are delivered and moved bythe Fastest Expresses in town

My Wagons

are on hand whenever a steamerarrives and bagpaKO and freightreach their destination nearlybofore bolng landed

Pianos

are a specialty I move Pianosaccording to the most approvedmethods They dont even getout of tune If they do andthe owner should ilcslrn it Iwill tiino them mypelf and thatwould be line for the Piano

Leave orders ot my office

Corner King and Nuuanu Stson BIND UP

Telephone 245WILLIAM LARSEN

Telephone 607 P 0 Box 321

HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory

128 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuilderAND BEPAIREB

Blacksmith ng in all Us Braoclies

Orders from the ohr Islands in BuildingTrimming Painting fcto Etc

prumptiy attended to

W W WRIGHTTproprletorBucrcssor to Q West

INSURAN-CE-

Firewk Life

AT BEST RATES

tflk Enquire of

j tut povs7gBTTGaiiforniH ffauaiian Fruit

ANI

PEODUCE COMPANYU Oavanaou Manugor

Opposite 0 R L Dopot on KtnG Street

Gwwrtes and ProvisionsIce House Goods Fish Veeotatjles Frozen

Oysters Eto received by ovorysteamer from San Fran ¬

cisco and VancouverTHE SHIPPING TRADE SUPPLIED

jar TELEPHONE 765 p

The

tm mm mnfvatrmtv9Wto wwwWitw

avies h L

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

aoiMissiojsr ehjohckttsAgenfp for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

i Pioiieer Linn of Packets from Liverpool

J S WALKEKGeneral Agent for Hawaiian Islands

Booms 12 Sprockola Block Honolulu H I

ROYAIi INSURANCE COMPANY OP LIVERPOOL

ALLIANCE A8SURANOE COMPANY OF LONDON

ALLIANCE MARINE AND GENERAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OP

LONDON

sun insurance company of san franciscowilhelma of magdeburg oenerad insurance company

northwestern marine and life insurance company omilwaukee

Sun Life insurance Company of Canada

Life Fire and Marine Risks Taken at Reasonable Rales

REAL ESTATEFOR SAIjID

1 Lot Nos 23 and in Block 32 at Pearl City situated on the corner ofFranklin and Lehua avouuw oppos to the railway depot

2 137 100 Acres of Land StuateonthewiitorfrontatKan oheKoolaupokoSail prop rty is fenced in and Is a gojd landing being the same placeused by 0 E Williams for a landing

TO LET2 OFFIOE8 on suite or slngK on ground door Also Lnree Hall on second

floor formerly occupied by the Dally Bulletin Publishing Companyon Merchant street

3 HOUSE on South street

ftw Besides tho abovo I bavo other Properly for sale and rent Forinformation call at my Olllre No 42 Merchant Street

DAVID DAYTONTelephone 92

Agentand Collector

E McINTYRE BROBAST CORNER FORT Ss KING STS

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS EST

Groceries Provisions and Feedreceived panket California Eastern

European Markets

Standard Grade Canned Vegetables Frnits and Fishto of

TRDE SOWOITED SATISFACTION OllAUANTKED

Manufacturers Shoe Co

HI

Brewer Block

delivered

ISfMND

Wholesale

RetailS

Dealers in t

Business

P O Box 145

New and Fresh Goods by every fromStates and

of

Now

Guods any part the City

and Boots Shoes

516 Fobt StreetHonolulu H I

Insurance Company of North AmericaOP PHILADELPHIA PA

Founded 1792- - - - -

ASSETS JAN 1 1895OASH CAPITAL

956259992800000000

Oldest F4ro Insurance Coiripuuy in tho United StatesLosses Paid Since Organization - - 8143044813

fjF Policies Issued Aerainst Loss by Firo on All Classes ofDesirable Property at Lowest Rates

H LOSE Agent lor the Hawaiian IslandsCO lm

ib JbLAttn

T OOB1JK8PONDENUK

ltc do nut Until Mincing teniwiwMr Jui Ihropinions of correspondent Dnr column iiicojen Ui evert shade of opinion or Vrijlgrievance Correspondence mttsl not lie libellints or indecent and must be accompanied bythe name oflhewriler not necessarily for pub-

lication¬

but as a uuarantee of good faith

Ed Tub IndependentDuring tho cliolorn scaro iu Now

York in 1892 Sir Edwin Arnoldpassod through thoro on his wayhomo from Japan and in talking toa reporter of tho N Y Tribuuo saidWhy cholera doos not kill nearly

so many persons as moasles teeth¬

ing and bronchitis do I scarcolyover went out for a walk in Japanwithout helping to carry a cholerapatient to the hospital

Sir Edwin had also a remody orrathor a preventive of the diseasewhich he declared was absolutelycertain to koop a porsou from be ¬

coming ill with it Ho said that ifa person would take five drops ofdyciroohlorio acid in a cup of toaevery socond morning he might be ¬

come a nurso iu a cholera hospitalwith impunity A person must nottake seven or eight drops howeveror ho might burn tho lining fromstomach H

Hark Forward Hallo

Tho game season has openod andtho hunters blow their boms opentheir umbrellas and follow the bark-

ing¬

of the untrained dog Tho poordoves were tho only victims yester-day

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and the valiaut yeomen madeslaughter on them

As soon as tho cholera is overducks and other valuable eatabloswill take tho part of tho dove andthe merry cry of the hunter will behoard through the districts nowguarded by tho clan of W OSmith

The men of Hitchcock standabashed on Coooanut Island anddischarge curses towards tho townof rain Tho season in Honoluluwas opened by Marshal Brown yes-

terday¬

iu a stirring chaBe Alnsitwas a wild goose chase Fowlswere caught by tho brave huntmanbut novor cooked even if somewerq plucked

Let the game go on and the twobits cases give consolation to thocourts and spread balsam and ima-ginary

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honor to tho virtuous Mar-shal

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of the Republic

Saus Souci

The most lovely spot on Oahu isSans Souci This favorite soasidoresort which has been immortalizedby the pen of Robert L StovenBonwho resided there for mouths isonly four miles from Honolulu andwithin easy roach of tho tramoarsiThe surroundings and bathing atthis famous resort are superior toanything found in the HawaiianI dauds Cottages and board canbe obtained on easy terms Thetable set by the manager is betterthan any offered here at other ho-tels

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For picnics bathing partiesand outings the best accommodationcan be secured by giving notice tothe manager

oAffable Stranger Ah sir I see

youre stopping at this hotel Doyou play pokerJ Deacon Waybaokdressed in the severest clerical stylegrullly Thats my business sir

Affable Stranger And mine toopard Gimme your hand Youvegot the best make up for the perfesh that I over soy

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Cholera Proof HatB for Gentlomen Ladies and Children are offeredby L B Kerr

SELLING OUTTh Entire Btook of

DRY GOODSWill bo sold

Regardless of CostAtPrioes to Suit

Going Out of BusinessSao commences on MONDAY

September 0 1803

M HJ 3IHVANnuanu Street bet Hotel Kinc 1

tuxoe i

MR HENRY WHITE ST 0AxkColl Cambridge is prepared to take

a few prlvato jmplls in English Classicsand Mathematics Students coached fortho Publio Bchools and the UniversitiesTeaohors propired for Examination per ¬

sonally or by corrfspondenco IiookkoeplnR also tanght Address P O nax438Honolulu l 1m

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