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THE RIEND.
Series, Vol.
New
No.
1,
1852.
JUNE 4,
HONOLULU,
2.
Old
IX.
Series, VOL
9
Islands, assembled
Contents
OF THE FRIEND, JUNE 4,
Ha A.
Dr.
peninre Si-delte*.
xnmricm
und
MMttlppj river
I*2
-
up
-
Old Tubal
ji
-
"
Cain
days when
In the
in which
FlfJllElßa©.
Agricultural Society.
The R. H.
JUNE
IS;V2.
4,
Of late there has been
than
more
six
weeks
of
interest
afTairs
of.a
In
had
the
For
no
maill
the
ized
by
Honolulu,
at
sense,
been
have
ing
of Benevolent
Royal
tion of
sive
a
the
Capt.
"dust"
gossip
furnished
have
and
the
by repairing
abundant
dcalh has occurred
It is estimated there
about
40,000
Imports
years
at
(hem
only
upon
the
averaged
in the
to
about
the
during
The
despots of Europe
to
the U. S.
very
The Chinese
Late
news
subjeot
(Xl per
The Rev.
delivering
a
on
immigration
at
cent
Mr.
over
Hunt,
Sandwich Islands, which
spirit
of
7,500 had
accounts.
freights
Lectures upon
attract
Lifo
died in
New
101 years
of
the
considerable
York,
Washington,
at
a
Dr.
facts
many
to
of
now
Ha-
was
at
occu-
inter-
read
with
refer-
the
it in
ing.
Surely
ers,
graziers,
raising
their
In his report
invention
Mr.
made
Weston.
a
itself
It
for
purifying
at
Agricultural meetings
planters,
to
is
plan-
the
new
surely
Ingenuity
an
has
money-mak-
opening
was
quite
graziers,
and all
age
of
The
audience
including
public
and
plough
publishgrow-
Music
way
well
may
when
hoe,
lends her
Eloquence
influence,
her
the
of R.
day
charms,
flowers and
vegetables,
A.
H.
cattle,
of horses,
S.
swine,
the
at
of
products
dairy, plantations, work-shops, &c,
New Court House.
All
took
testify
the great advance upon former
A
years.
is coming at the Sandwich Islands !
better
day
the
Among
Cow,
She
cow,"
after
of the
sincerely
we
ships
this
had
from ihe
example.
that there
was
full.
and
We ters,
who
around
a
large
Think
daily.
bring
Cape
Cow landed
command
a
at
your
Horn !
the
high
notice
a
large
The
the elite of the Sandwich its will
Reading
not
allow
left
just
condition.
by
the
Most
outward bound
United Stales will
assured
W.
Capt.
difficulty
no
ago,
America,"
of five months, ap-
that other
hope
days
"South
passage
there
Horn.—
Cape
remarkably good
in
peared
a
animals
the first Amer-
eijfht
(hat she
considering
vessel,
via
here
Walker,
of
being
imported
landed
was
Capt.
low
exhibition
"rare
was one
in
bringing
of
this,
wives
A
one
and
good
us
her
gallon
ship
ye
fol-
mas-
children
American
Sandwich islands would
price.
3d
a
in
engaged, in any
inspiration,
Exhibition
of these of milk
foreign residents.
In accordance with
original
coffee
of the Islands,
recently
tha advanced
to
lady, Miss
pleasure
sugar planters,
about
out, besides she furnished
sugar.
the
of
her
whale
and
was
soon
and ladies their presence.
sugar.— and
the Islands in the
at
labor-saving
attendance
of
subject
Yankee
interesting fact, that
observed
attention
of the Koloa
was
would
copy
an
American
take
we
our
Agriculture
genius
ican
upon the
allusion
Tho
possible
of fowls.
reported
invention of
gentleman
highest
turn
Wood, proprietor
by
and
a
hope
we
closed with
an
cheerfully the
grasp
the
at
but
address,
and
great
We
to
latter
The
of the
by
wnich
Reynolds,
the
became the
a
peeple.
were
Ode, composed
Poesy
enthusiasti-
print.
The exercises
in the
of
for the press, and
requested
important place
less
no
about the
more
dignity, intrinsi-
spoke
it well
as
Agricultural
2nd
bank
a
most
a
interesting
less
no
all who would
number of
Guard
has
the
highly
Banking,
He
The
theme
(he Sandwich
at
and
importance
eloquently,
growing
see
amount.
Wyllie,
uuon
and
cally
the
King's Minis(er of For-
Mr.
Poultry.
ing machine
Francisco is
attention.
A
The
already displayed
in
English vessels.
in San
of
course
last
command
ships
the
tation
into California.
the increase,
passages
clipper
at
to
pouring
of
consolidating
rapidly.
are
was
engaged their
China,
utility
from China indicates the
immigration
Am.
are
of
condition that
of several
its
history,
and useful
of his
inspiration
cally and relatively.
say
present-
society
morning,
the establishment
News.
increasing
equal
last five valuable report upon
stated
their power which is
then
on
the
position —Agriculture
Islands,
and
principles
happily blended.
were
speaker caught
and
while Mr. Janion, Chilean
islands, Sandwich Islands,
fowls,
$870,000 annually.
Items of Foreign
was
places $500,
annually
reading
Consul, presented
islands
;"
young
of facts
of important
practical Consular Representative
and that
socie(y,
an
valuable Report
ence
cattle.
the
at
are
that the
The remainder of the
the eign Relations,
last year.
during
raise
society
esting reports.
news.
islands, number 125, and among
one
topics
pied
children of Am. Missionaries
The
said
10
at
A copy
Bishop,
$1,000
of
of the
disposal
table-talk.
I
tems of Domestic
of facts.
at
character-
was
sound
exten-
above
inst.,
financial affairs
appears
sum
Ad-
an
socie(y for publication.
waiian government
and
store,
occasioned
(he
ed his report of the
It
the Ist
usual
speaker's
The treasurer, Mr.
funded the
on
The address
knowledge
and
society.
organiza(he
society,
Snow's
of
meeting
the
requested by
meet-
Anniver-
Society,
religious
new
streets
our
Societies,
Agricultural
fire of
all,
for
meetings
The
stirring.
of the American Missionaries,
saries
the
rather
Hawaiian Parliament, General
of the
A. M.
o'clock,
lands,
House,
Court
new
with
opened
Judge Lee, President,
by (he Hon.
of
absence
other
nature
institution,
important
dress,
respecting
domestic
calm
news.
have
we
from the United States
topics
dead
a
regards foreign
as
was
address of Mr. Allen,
knowledge
a
statement
suggestions,
of this
Anniversary exercises
The second
in Honolulu,
earth
:
•'•
-
HONOLULU,
direc-
might,
of
was a man
Next followed the
Tu-uE
Allen,
opened
Marshall and Beckwith
tion of Messrs.
M
-
H.
were
excellent music, under the
most
"
tkc.
news,
-
-
Voir .im.
Original Poetry,—Now
with
hill
Chapel,
hear the
to
£.
The exercises
Consul.
MhwObl
run
ciilr.,
Pirncy in the P
Report on lay il School,
ohitu try, Ship
S.
U.
Tem-
-
Uencnl Meeting
the
14
10, 11,
inst.,
Ist
the Hon.
Address, by
-
Arinivers trie* of .Missionary, Tract, Itible,
l>oes
Annual
»
Socicty'K proceeding*.
Vcwcomb'ri Lecture.
the Seamen's
at
of the
evening
ft
Kiiitoriili,
R.
the
on
1859.
of
us
day, R. H.
Reports,
which
lo comment
A.
our
upon.
S.
lim-
�Jhabits
resolution
by tclass
adopted
was
quested
deliver a lecture
the
produced by
In
be
performed
ed
a
for
;
to
for
offers itself
require
duty
press
mechanic of this
skillful
or
i
of materi-
power
any other
most
coun-
In
be well
fortify
to
and it
profession,
that
for
i
mind
i
the
produce
The moderate
his
the
highest possible
vouchcis
"
of
many
work
following
chiefly
up
bad effects
ately
and
rather
the various
themselves
place
moral
a
in
a
cure
of
and
of every
view,
leads
of
point
renders
disease,
more
;
because
tropical
I may
specific etTecl,
he
vanced
disclosed
the secret,
it
powcis
destructive inof the
icy regions
of evidence has been
for the
las(
hardship
who
increase tbeir
lo
from alcoholic
better able
those
than
but
Walts,
I
two
curry
India
to
both
in
every
that
is
(hey called him
for illustrations worth
water
printer
theory
the
Chrisholme,
has
fever
raged
although
who
the
extent
by the
states
in
this
Important
fact
that
in
a
from this
Wo
thus
of total abDr.
have
hot, tho cold,
thai while the yellow and find
the island of Grenada in the
subject
re-
coneerva-
are
the
variation from
is
attended
according
the
to
standard.
rapidly
and
up-
Temperate
abstinence
less risk
or
greater
(deviation*
theo-
offered
be
can
practical
tile
upon
Total
of
principles
American,"
those
than all
more
tors of health and every
u
nf Dr.
celebrated
of
gion*, Temperance principle*
he
us
temperance in
practice
even to
All evidence
could establishes the
climates! with
tropical
in
ad-
lur
correctness
that
und in
at
London
the press
to
tVater
one
in
that sojourned
The
principle
curried
The
himself,
fields,
stairs
"
of the
strength
perior
by assuring <
in short that ho
one
climate.
tropical
en-
even
but cold water, could
forms up
heavy
to
look
strength.
Inn
driuking nothing
that he
uni-
Lincoln's
near
con-
(he great Frank-
by
and
accu-
to
years
(wenty
abstained
stronger
were
strong beer
a
as
but
nothing
time's list ;
on
termed it
of
accelerates drink,
particularly
drinks
conversation,
into
mental faculties unclouded,
vice;
every
(he
over,
most
a
bad loom, at a time ; while the beer drinkers
younger hemes
su1 now contrived to could carry but one ; (bus proving (lie
god.
dillicult the stinence is confirmed
more
climates,
diseases of
to
view it
element
in
conservative
many
entet
drunkenness Johnson's
is,
the
manner
drawn from
are
establish
that
in
;
consequence retical disquisitions
many
free, bis on the subject.
his health wns excellent, bis spuils
ob-
account
given
Journals and
of lin, that those "bo
first
B
indisposition recommend the antidiluvian beverage
the
J4G Ho-
| I'uge,
exercise.
vast amount
A
re-
the
maintain
them
the
spiritu-
Lectures.
mulating
a
be in
oil';
passed
were
find
him, und
years
aggravate
superficial
to
But the truth
point
to
(hu( he had drank,
me
resulting from
direct
their effects
medical
attack,
the
to, and
ol disease,
produce
their
would expect
one
near
when
immedi-
not
cases,
consequently
;
other agents.
so
as
predispose
causes
than
climate,
in
many
kept
that
for
was
lo
when
usual,
is
us
form level, alter
and get
climates, is
hot
in
conspicuous
so
they
servers
in
are,
surprised
was
the
to vinous
respect
circumstance,
this
by
(hem flag,
bowed to (he rosy
in
spirituous potations
see
died
and all who survived drank water
much
of the
ago,
some years
for his convivial talents and flow of dure
effects of (he bottle
:
language
The delusion
"
used
life ami
hilarity
to
very
uses
who
ol
Franklin, given by
1 attributed lus ani-j statement
company with him
of the
whilst
in (lie employ
to the wine, and expert, d that
malion and
his elabo-
Climates,
Tropical
on
on
used
that those
indolent
un
conclusive
like
Prince
«ho
happened
(i
were res-
mentioned, (except
All (lie facts above
it, is
culls
at
gentleman
survived
The others
firm (he Statement made
n
4
case,
large
fellow citizens.
worthy
our
incubus
an
in
James Johnson in 1813,
Dr.
rate
like
rests
he
us
returned
without North.
prescriptions
of ull
The Bret time I
spirits.
especially
to
remember
instances
liquors,
medical
heart."
drinks, by markable
of alcoholic
conduale, has been deemed by very many,
in tropical climates,
health
cive
and this belief
rithu,"
worst
und
the
under simi-
of whom
remarked
ho
led
safk's
pre-
and
all
died.
pure
poet
fluence of Alcohol in ihc
votary of Haeehus,
u
physician
n
"liquid
pensii'e
I
of
(lie
and
both
:—-a
excellent
un
Homer
to
all
g*M
repeatedly enjoined.—
has
though
a
and
drooping
our
bowl
Wales Island
include wine, porter and
to
Han*,
of the
myself i
should cheer
we
much
not
was
one
if culled
in
pervades
languor
It is
in
Inst,)
triumphant,
reign*
be
Hkai.iii.
mirth-inspiring
predecessor
i
and will,
use
intend
I
body
remark doubt his
to
rmnti
with the
which
cept
correctness.
for their
which
in
proper
taken, I hold
public,
the
to
and
ispirits
opinions
order
highest
but
is
position
every
responsible
upon,
our
of the
authorities
by
remarks and
—
all
In
in
cued.
afterwe
left
left
the
died.
Still another
uccidenlally
one
2
and
were
dining
were
provisions
circumstances,
Eng-
an
They
(wo
only
spring.
were
years when
we
slowly
more
from this
retentive will
the more
unaccountable
an
it will But Huliz,
examina(ion of (his subject
our
have
but
Bay.
of doors
out
Englishman
without
Russians
perfectly
u
It might appear very reusonuble, that
i
'
try.
und the
;
deviate
we
would climate where
the
by
sickness
much
so
to
in drink, dining the first year lar
gradually
wards,
approach
we
8
the
James,
of 22 persons wintered
Hudson's
labor
to
case
In home in
Capt.
crew
weather
severest
and Arctic
;
in view.
a
island in
an
compelled
former
latter
be held
much the belter chance
so
avoiding
and
i
the
than
limit- of that invaluable blessing
so
more
constructed
been
in
investigation
of
of
(o
necessarily
must
leas(,
ill
re-
unsatisfactory
an amount
our
hydraulic
a
than has yet
to
compress,
large
so
compass,
as
for the
in advance
in which this
manner
i
iaqueous regisM
the*
mi
ex-
both.
with
lishman,
in the luxuiies of the table another
ever
neurer
with
lliut thy
theory,
risk
shoiMd
diseases short, (he
permitted
may be
Society I
the
apologise
al
Mr. President,
less
much
and this
dillerent
very
consonant
is
as
indulge
muy
with
:
re-
of Alcoholic drinks.
use
responding,
quest of
the
on
It
well
as
all of scurvy in
i
confounds
(he
the seasoned und un-j
which
body,
perience
Total Temperance Society
the Hawaiian
Dr.
Newcoinb be
Resolved,—That
to
of
seasoned possess.
April 29th, 1852.
The following
between
discrimination
dc-
Chapel, Honolulu
livertd at the Seaman's
It
obvious.
sufficiently
sons
Temperance Society,
the Hawaiian
Before
Lecture.
Newcomb's
Dr.
1862.
JUNE,
FRIEND,
THE
10
(he
passed
(ho
over
region*
temperate
that in them all, medical testimony
notwithstanding the prestige of fashion, the
of custom, and (lie tyrrany of habit,
West Indies the French inhabitant! had an force
on those organs
say.
from un attack, whose lias boldly declared in advance of the Temof climate almost total
influence
deleterious
exemption
to which (he
evils to the human
If the Northern inemode of living, as he declares, compared to perance movement ibo
is
peculiarly directed.
in alcholic
und
regular system produced by indulgence
subject to hepatic de- tbut of the English, is temperate
briate is
a
proverbially
when the coldness of the
rangement
by
phere powerfully counterpoises
on
the
how
by strong drink,
internal
ternal and
the
can
to
Anglo
when
escape,
causes
Eust
It has
run
in
the
considered wise
(hat
naturals.
"arriving
our
pertect
our
respects
regime
"Strangers,"
in
modes of
ceive this
in
Mr.
says
too
soon
living followed by
tho
residents there."
1
to
be
a
good
in
tue ;
gerous precept
in
useful
lesson
not
that it is
the West
a most
Indies
for
vir-
cursorily examined in
(he
extreme
be
it would
of
a
in tho frozen
well
to
temperature
Morriek,
a
proceed
We will
well
i 1C33
■ Dutch,
with
persons.
dan- ■
coast
rea-
sailors
experiments
ono at
and
were
common
the
All
(he
men.
made
other
latitude 78°.
left in each
place,
by
and
on
all
however
Among
symptoms.
the
to
dwelling
(he
more
kidneys,
spleen
lungs and stomach ; mania, pluciisy,
tract
Gout and will
from
premise
In
in in with
"
the As
you
will
I
to
ex-
an
of Medi-
that
have
those
never
tho
of
being over-abstemious
preventives
causes
part
of
this
disease
charg-
himself.
of
are
of
preventing its return,
gout.
for
intemperance and indolence,
means
with
acquainted
thought
One word upon the
most
died best
treat
Hosack's Practice
Dr.
gentleman
ing
palsy.
discuses
and '!)«.
pages (597
I will
the
and
fashionable
the
of this
Seven
of the
mentioned: —Inflammations
may be
of the bruin,
and
Anion"
and
perished
few
a
of (be liver,
mention
in
notice
medical writers
poison—without
their
upon
to
by
by idiocy, apoplexy, epilepsy
a'op-
provisions
were
Spitzbcrgen
of Greenland in
of this
Bay, latitude W»SnV cine,
supplied
and 2 of his
except himself
two
use
look of the
of the North.
Dune, wintered
KM!) in Hudson's
was
• scurvy
■
regions
gen-
of Temperance
advantage*
had with him (14
even
a
the other
(he He
con-
thus
manner
year
experienced
do
diseases.
epidemic and pestilential
to
Capl.
the pres-
adopt
of their habits, fall the first
(ropical clima(es,
tion
non-
medical nrtixim,
am,
at
Curtis,
is scarcely
India where temperance
and certain I
the
taught
the force of facts illustrate its claims to
every
of (he
India, if (hey regard
ervation of health cannot
European
drinks.
degree.
bus
consequence
Having
eral
a
the
tako
to
model
a
victims
ex-
in
seasoned European for
thing
us
sympathy.
been
uncommon
an
Experience
or
each others effects by
unison, and promote
wonderful
in
action
diseases ascribed
internal injury induced thai the drunkard and moderate drinker will,
surface, the
West Indian expect
atmos-
i(s
so
(he
the
may be
�THE
summed
in
up
(heir
Instead of wine,
fermented
the
lb*
in
both
supposed,
took
the
me
also
he
us
sions
abtnimd
not
from
it
has
these
had
he
means
of 30 years,
the hey
dey
of
in
though
and
.youth
the
escaped
its
gout
early life, in
Dr. Hebberden
abstinence from
this disease
in
A short
wine.
tighl
as
vice and
a
is
the
goal.
the result of
addicted
those who
dulgence,
bility
to
in the
are
usually
fixed,
withdrawn
quickly
the
;
und sometimes
wholly unable
He
becomes
irraacible
ho
is tormented with
a
dogs, snakes,
sees
imal*
his
ill
crawling
on
und
loom
his
on
for the purpose of robbing,
ing
him.
To
avoid
these
killing
and
the
to
;
runs
the window
ted,
the
to
to
leap
out
At Other
violently.
that he hears loud and
him,
or
is
;
loud and
or
annoy-
other
horrid
greatly agita-
and
tunes
strange
frequent
sometimes
action
schemes
out
Street
the
;
he
fancies
knocking
;
some
requests
runs
with
of
projects
(error
frightful
and
and
insists that he is
to
occupations.
go
state
room,
in the
agita(ion
from
disgusting
ap-
well, and confined
sinister intention
against him, and
ont
If
in
character
I
un
held
adhesion
gave in his
and
of the
practice
compensation
or
emi-
has also
employed
of his
portion
kingdom,
people
munity.
his
at
At ihe
by
to
missionaries,
and acajou*
who
of ardent
production
endeavor
will
they
in
lice
is the
dis-
of the
pota-
liquors.
only
cure
of
practitioner,
every
before his
from
this
sense
is
and it
aston-
evils
physical
have
cause
ne-
long
not
rc"-
since
of sentiment
unanimity
evil in the minds of all.
of
its
duty
und
England
Tremors
inability
on
this
the
on
is rousing itself
and
subject,
we
of Eu-
continent
Ihe
divided
are
Wo
author.
to
answer
or
unsteadiness
our
in the
present
pints
firmly
to
if the
;
to
and other
made
effect
to
the
this,
shah* and tremble, which
lo
nervous
The
objects
portions
now
begin
distant from Ihe
most
ner-
until
similarly affected
become
nt
length
the power of locomotion is lost.
often
accompanied
of
the
In
of
an ac-
lunbi«-somctimes
und dimness of vision.
vertigo
It
sensation
a
skin, relieved by
under ihe
movement
with
ar-
fall
to
is
creeping
and
debility
correct it hv fresh doses of
to
centres
in
objects
grasp
is
effort
begin
dent spirits.
tive
tho
of
morning
taken—com-
stimulus is
patient ascrib**
vous
name
form of disease
a
by
ally extending
the
published
in the upper extremities and graduof (he body, or
to other
mencing
hands
com-
Huss
writers.
before the ordinary
an
awa-
under the
of this disease
.given
us
lo
Professor
time
voluntary muscles, especially
intemperance endeavors
of
;
eves
entile
an
I his
forms
the hands
malady.
that the social and
find in
investi-
spirituous
dfet-drink,
a
nosological
lo
The symptoms
able
every
individuals and the
same
of Jlteuholismits Chronicus
new
4
cost
iraverse
;
He
of (he evils of in-
sense
introducing
work
able
would
spirits
many.
own
lo
to
for-
and offered full
distillers
brcn acceded
has
disease purpose.
to
King
principles
the
lo
society,
nil
to
abandon their
an
little
a
(he
;
Queen personally attended and the
and
mer
audience shall condense them
my
indulgence
un
But the medical profession
to
Ihe
lo
disease
a
upon
and other
tion of the subject
tions
sti
of
iking gigantic
he
(bis
u(
monster
tire
of in-
Professor
Holland
us
well
an
as
Schroeder Vander Kolk,
exterminating
the
by
(he
ahsoption,
this
health,
so
are
water.
upon
of
us
a
ing
in-
and
results
proves
is
(hat
all the powers of the
impaired
body
gradually undermined by
us
intemperance
by
Ihe pro-
spirits
during
and inthe
fire
that
are
Legislative body
two
although
the
injurious cfforcing themselves
in consequence of
severe,
by
advanced
;
nnd
have
many
of the
cases
under
come
has taught
experience
without
Epilepsy
assum-
This disease
Eleven
Honolulu.
to
with convul-
sometimes
paroxysm.
years past
it from
recognise
symptoms
me to
difficulty,
in
are
com-
mon.
A strong
ethereal
expiration by
a
cases
of
not true
striking
odor
nil tho
given
hate met
was
I
Epilepsy
and
such
or
as
five
require
to
athletic
llixor muscle
grasp
off in
with,
furnishes
diagnosis.
The violence of the convulsions
produced
as
necessarily
of ardent
unknown
not
membrane which is
He follows up (he at(ack
less
or
epileptic
true
in my notice
ast
digestion,
of
u
more
of within the
bever-
liquors
lining
or
secondary
He informs
the
Alcohol
spirituous
mucous
employment
tellect
wages
against the
the process
oxygenation
of
war
one
it, and exhibits their injurious
effects upon (he
cess
that
assisting
examining
of
abuse
He shows
of
pathologists,
scientific
most
our
sions
is
iquity.
pursuit of -1 fects
contradicted,
blows
unmitigated evil,
accompanied
Another form is
und with the clear convic-
absolute and
its
various of the stomach.
(he
person
its
by
of wine
produced
the window, and after
to
all
suppression.
year since in Stockholm
over one
translates
of this
cases
depends
as
of
cessarily brines the results
the stead
at
continued
imaginary
permission
usual
up
a
about
hurriedly
some
shirts
in
are
calculates,
money,
presence
with
body
walks
to
paritions
his
he
;
;
picks up
calls
it
directly impede
His mind nnd
Percival
happily
take the trouble
The experience
noises around age.
door.
of
that
t at ions
muke his escape,
to
threaten*
vociferates,
ram
door
is
towards its
anxiously
most
grand temperance meeting
a
or
room
illusions, he often culls out loudly for assistance
At
Europe.
forms sensation us well as motion is lost and
vermin rope Ihe attention of distinguished Professors
the patient becomes puitially paralized.
directed to tin investigahas recently been
clothes,
that various
have entered
persons
can
Corymby'tr,
some
lew
a
will
they
gate farther into
cover
disgusting
disgusting
the, bed, und
with
met
disorder, jsulting
an-
of ardent
use
attention of the government has been di-
the
into six
that
possible
is
sleep.— ishing
mice, and other
cats,
cause
we
answers
lonthm
of
Physician,
then Cold water,
He fancies thai he
we
cause,
face
his
in
of the
has this evil arisen that
extent
an
to
"
the
drunken country in
most
of which
blossoms."
less continued ; against
alarming,
ludicrous apparitions.
It
and if
feels well, and
or
more
of various
succession
or
says he
loquacious,
rtaine
fro, and is frequently
menial
the
To such
the physiognomy of temperance, both
that
us
in
and
;
one
;
pau1741
Jt appears from statistical evidence that
to the had eminence of be-
a
(Iron," "Inch Dr.
two
extremely
und
stom-
form
than
100
over
to
description
This
Irish
gOg
irritable,
is
disease
of
in
of Stockholm has
huhukles, and whelks, and knobs and flames of the University
have
at-
same
lo
assigned
causes
ken (he
hard drinker tells
often liver induced
or
ihe
Shakspear* describing
a
in the
may
present,
anil
thai
moment's
a
to manliest
ut
of the bands for this
patient
to obtain
begins
now
becomes
object
to
do
traces
no
another
from
stom-
systems
nervous
action
con-
from the
better understand the
In
this latter condition of
"
ol
and
had risen
rected
when
but
excitability
originating
disease,
any
is lb* result ofthe
considering
shall be able
u
about
east
glances,
;
When
the nent
or
—
the brain
cause,
(hu(
constancy
inflammation of the
shown
chief
proportion
population
142 58-IOO(hs
1845,
in
;
(he
of
spirits.
result-
not
diseased.
found of inflammatory
be
sleep,!
moment, and
a
walfcl continually
restless,
in
expression
are
the tremor
;
day
a
an
some
upon
the attention for
increases
second
"rosy
gener-
of
want
eyes
scrutinising
apparently
tracts
clearly
are
stimulant,— technical
lassitude,
.After
the
suspicion,
with (puck and
ach,
1847 il
ing
have
1000
100
was
the Dutch House of
to
1849—the
its Sweden is entitled
during
single debauch,)
(■
ol
will
report made
a
in
which
for
trained
derangement
clusive evidence
or
ina-
or
countenance
exhibits
Countenance
alarm and
of
hands.
In the
tremors
;
vomiting, giddiness,
expression
anxious
with
named cause,
obliged of fire."
are
of distress
of confusion in the head,
sense
the
disgust,
as
arc
of in-
habit
constant
feeling
u
dis-
drink
strong
with
commences
nausea, and
Stomach,
organ
When the.
soon
spirit
the
eternity,
death
uniformly
is
probably
mid
in
convul-
body.
alter
determining
is ach.
screw,
who
persons
to
liquor, suddenly
indisposition,
(he
common
from their accustomed
desist
its
This appears
from sickness,
hut
procure
it up
it—thai
(o
(urn
more
debauch in
a
habitually
an
far
A
is Delirium Tremens.
ease
It
patient
screw
hear
possibly
can
you
in
one
will
fearfully
so
suffer I'i'oin morbid
rlieiiinulisin—give another
al
ol
definition of
of the
language
Put your limb in
to
effects
similar
states
the
ed
first
be excused.
may
in
assigned place
been
his
recognise
Should
earth
on
By
Commons in
is restrained with pers
,
to
ditilh
occur,
scene
furiously
of pau-
perism.
the
high grade,
a
and often
unable
connection with the
he
pleasures,
had suffered from it.
not
is
Examinations
Upward*
(ha(
now
i( for about seek its
Gregory
wine.
By
rises lo
violent Iv
acquaintances
or
mother's (•lose the
and
prevented
hi
disease
and
difficulty
his friend*
nil
goat, und
But Dr.
exercise,
winter of
of his notions.
continuous increase
steady and
insists with Ihe
and
correctness
have delirious, talks incessantly
we
tlint with
the Gather*
on
exercise.
by
in
the
to
side he hud atlhnt lime
l(i years
whom
Polynesian,)
family predisposition
When the
the
on
patient becomes
Gregory, (of
1792 and '1)3, informed
only
other vehemence
or
water should become
liquors,
James
heard
ale
nf the sufferer."
beverage
Dr.
immediate antidotes.— becomes much exasperated,
spirits, porter,
11
1862.
JUNE,
FRIEND,
men
is most
of the hand
attendants that
the
to
secure
tho
often
patient—every
powerfully contracted
frequently
are
are
united efforts of four
and the
the
leaves marks upon
not removed for
days.
The
con-
tortions of the countenance, the suffused and glaring
for bresth, tho desperate
eye balls, tho struggles
muscular
efforts
of
the
patient;
(Concluded
on
succeeded by
page 14.)
«x-
�12
THE
FRIEND,
Rev. T. E.
Anniversaries.
Rev. R.
As stated in
"
stitution.
the
organized
the
propagation
of
On Sabbath
Mr.
Kaneohe,
founded
was
of the 2d Psalm, "Ask of
the heathen for thine
part
upon
me,
nf its
Rev.
ral
verse
give
and
the
grounds
were
posses-
and
of
terprize
exploring
which
missionary
the Micronesian
choir
ness
was
On
Tuesday evening,
meeting
at
church,
stone
particularly
the H. M. S. held
house
school
officers
following
r
.
Presidents.
Castle, Treasurer.
Bishop,
\
Hawaiian
society
Ex
Committee.
'
Society.
held its Xllh" annual
Seamen's
Chapel,
vice
The
Prayer
was
Wednesday
on
the
occupied
offered by the Rev. Mr.
ports of the secretary
and
accepted.
ceeded
the choice of officers
The
The
society
a
Rev. Mr.
society
F.
M.
The
chuir,
socie(y
next
for the
real-
prayer
by
the
by
(he
Commissioner.—
its
alcohol,
was
and effect!.
A copy
was
of
the
The
choice of officers,
regular
business,
deferred until the
was
of the
GENERAL,
past
sold
year,
and
pub-
and other
next
semi-
society.
ANNUAL
MEETING.
granted
2,636
organization,
Ger-
French,
English,
and
bibles,
month the American mis-
sionaries
stationed
have been
gathered
of
pose
lowing
languages.
the past
During
492 bibles, and 460 testaments.
Hawaiian
Tract
held its
Society
chapel,
on
holding
the
on
at
various
at
of the
evening
finances
The secretary
in
collected,
Society,
for
re-
the
from the
and remmilted
the
purchase
general distribution,
During
of
at
the past
has been
the
year
D.
Rev.
and Miss
and
tracts
income of
$316.92.
Castle,
and
Whitdesey,
ensuing
officers
were
year, E. O.
S. C.
Damon,
then
chosen
Secretary,
Pre-
The
society
then
Rev.
proceeded
to
Rev.
Rev. L. Smith,
Clark,
Rev.
E.
Mr. A. S.
The
Rev.
Hawaii,
A.
Bishop,
Cook,
Rev.
Mr. S.
S. Emerson,
Rev. D. Dole,
Rice.
E.
Johnson,
Mr.
Paris,
and Rev. Mr.
and
Mr.
formerly
A.
were
and
Also,
present.
the
Rev. Mr.
P.
J.
from the
the
Rev.
M.
Gulick,
Gulick,
new
of Kau,
Andrews, formerly
arrived
recently
destined for the
discuss the
E
Wilcox.
and the Rev.
Mr. O. H. Gulick, Treasurer.
D.
H. R. Hitchcock,
Parker,
Kauai—Rev.
Molokai,
Hall, Esq.,
T.
Mr.
Ogden.
pro-
following
Bond,
and Miss Brown.
Dwight,
Gulick,
Rev.
Baldwin,
E.
had been and Mr. W. H.
Tract
E.
Kinney.
Rev. B. W.
J.
Rev. A. ThursRev.
Lyman,
Oahu—-Rev. E. W.
il P.
Sandwich Istoe
G.
of the N.
Am.
books,
the
B.
Molokai—Rev.
of the
Castle,
$935.34
to
Bailey,
Rice (hen S.
stale
D.
Maui—Rev.
meeting
organization
the sum of
1842,
for the
society
Mr.
oc-
From the treasurer's report,
treasurer.
society
Mr.
and the
presented by
was
the
opened
the
May Conde,
pur-
The fol-
general meeting.
a
Islands,
for the
Honolulu,
present, —from
were
Rev.
ton,
Society.
anniversary,
the
and
chair,
sident, Rev.
...
for
Society,
the
The
Presidents,
history,
nature,
requested
lication.
$29200, monthly meeting
cupied
ensu-
Judd, Esq. President.
_
Johnson,
addressed
ably
was
Hon. L. Severance, U. S.
Lathrop,
The Rev. Mr. Taylor, President,
for the
|
held,
was
Mr.
Coco.
$77 His subject
memberships
27th.
were
viz.—
Rev. E. W. Clark )v.
Vice
Rev L.Smith
colpor-
Society.
28th.
the
President occupied
Rev. Mr.
lands.
treasurer
read, and
Q. P.
Mrs.
organization
that
Clark, appeared,
the President's ab-
Thurston—singing by the choir.
ing year,
was
Williams, Norwich,
read the annual report,
meeting
Rev. Mr.
President's
chair, in consequence of
to
H.
and
life
two
the past year, has been
with prayer.
Bible
evening, May 20th.
sence.
Wm.
Ihe
The
Seamen's
>
Damon,'
of the
there
yet
and the contributionof
testaments, in
This
Auditor.
L. Smith,
of this
anniversary
Friday evening, May
Hawaii—Rev. T. Coan,
C. R.
the
useful-
the weather
Although
dish, and Portugese
Clark, corresponding
Secretary.
D. Pole, recording Secretary.
This
its
to
J
S. N.
a
$3,050.13.
E. W.
S. C.
Hawaiian Temperance
on
in behalf
sermon
a
Rev.
rhan, Welsh, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Swee-
n. ,
'[Vice
(he
30(h,
The total amount of funds
during
2,076
*
preliminary
appointing
teur.
in-]
an
and others.
closed (he
taken for
were
(he Rev.
by
Messrs.
Rev.
reference
including
A.,
gratuitously,
Coan,
John li,
one
S.
Honolulu.
Total from
\
after
ficti-
find their
a
~)
G.B.Rowell,
at
taken up,
During
Alexander,
islands,!
near
chosen.
W. P.
with
and from the
the
when the
Armstrong,
preached
unpropitious,
viz. General
Rev. A. Thurston. President.
T.
rather
ta-
ized
business
infidel,
which
sustained
was
meeting
furnish (he
measures
furnishes
counteracting
Snow, Paris, Arms(rong,
H. B.
2.
shores."
our
The
seamen.
among
upon the occasion.
good
by
evening May
good attendance,
exercises,
$250.00
was
the
en-
Con. U.
the
to
This resoluhon
languages, j
adopted,
was
discussion,
of the society,
group)
ken up.
R.
scriptures
teresting
was
singing by
of the
own
for
[
and
short but
a
of the
the generous contribution of
way
the Rev.
societies,
tract
means
offered,
of these
in their
by
Resolved,
tracts
and licentious works
tious,
Andrews and Paris.
( expecting
followed the Rev. Mr. Parker, in
happy effort,
then
advocated
tendencies of the
pernicious
and
the
which
religious
efficient
most
the
duty
was
and Damon.
religious
eloquently
means to
population
This resolution
was
were
foreign
to
of
population
be
to
because
Before the
take efficient
to
On sabbath
M. D.
At the close
civil and
was
That it is the
Resolved,
foreign
prac-
truth
forwnrd the
urge
new
ought
Islands,
was
resolution
S. C. Damon
Gulick,
embark upon the
soon to
the
second
entire
missionary enterprize.
The Rev. Mr.
promote
That (he
most
religious
free circulation
a
Messrs
scriptu-
stated upon
distinctly
church should
the christian
to
This resolution
Society
thy
in
discourse,
missionary
The
tendency
liberty.
A
sound, logical manly
a
Bible
these
at
ably supported by the Rev. Mr. Armstrong,
Chapel. Mr.
Marsh, and the Hon. Judge Lee.
the Bth
Gulick
volumes of
with the
was
1. That the
the entire
upon
Messrs.
circulated and read
bringing
This resolution
then offer-
were
the
sion."
It
bear
Committee.
I.
presents the
(hese islands.
following resolutions,
Resolved,
of
and I will
for
Ex.
preached
inheritance,
ol the earth
)
>
for
Resolved,
:
colportage,
plan
"That
in
parts
23d, the
Oahu,
The
con-
society.
the Seamen's
at
sermon,
His discourse
uttermost
in other
or
Damon,
shall be ed and discussed.
evangelical Christianity
evening, May
of
Parker,
the annual
society
the discretion of (he
at
its
ticable
Armstrong,
resolutions
of
sys(em
Mr. Andrew Johnstone, )
year ago.
of
second article
The object of this
the Islands of the Pacific,
the world,
one
following
Auditor.
Hardy,
Rev. S. C.
Hawaiian Missionary Society.
was
Taylor, Secretary.
Mr. A. S. Cooke, Treasurer.
Mr.
This society
1852.
JUNE,
of
Mr.
D.,
Wailua,
mission
to
U.
of
S.
Snow,
(son
of
Oahu,)
Micronesia.
The present meeting has been one ofmuch
�FRIEND,
THE
in
importance,
which
drawal of several
pecting
lands
pose (hat its
are
ex-
the
if the earth
to
The reader will find an allusion
of
its
to
School.
Royal
might
for,
of the ordi-
out
range
nary
school-boy
have solicited it for
compositions,
we
to
publication.
run
Hill ?"
thought
such
the
on
thing
a
that
to
subject,
if such
those who have
not
impossibility
for
an
accordingly
such
is
the
opposed
"uphill,"
all
here
regard
this
to
of the earth
the
to
equator, the
thirteen miles greater than
either
pole
tually
run
pole
to
River rises in
issippi
the
north.
rise, is six miles and
farther from the
47
into the
fraction,
the
making
thus
about four
run
river
if it
as
(4 4-90ths)
on
run
the
is
down,
as
running away from the
though
the
not
ocean
Now,
let
reason
much
so
a
for such
into
a
of the
really
grand exception
to
our
property
We find the
of all fluids
itself
ocean
to
the equator
and the
;
is accounted
will
for,
some
rivers
tice
by
by
I
of,
to
in which
manner
also
explain
the
thing
towards the
slope
any
do
refer
not
now
at
which
on
of lati-
relative
These
are
the
I
as
pleasure,
first
They
where the
all
ately
of what
as
they found ;
ordered the
next
main,
whither the 2d
thirty
some
that
the
would
nearer
to
Just before
not
the
der,
When
one
2d
but
;
to
one run-
pole,
run
lower
faster
towards
account
and
hear that
never
northwardly and empty
run
any faster
ocean run
was
true, its
of the rivers which
After
we
The only
find
not
small
last
to
board,
plan
a
outside of the
to
the
to
other
escape.
as
if
by
of the
and the boat
ship,
finally made
the
on
various
to
take
&c.
pirates,
without molesta-
few
a
sent
with
people
the
The
one
the
without
shot,
The
report.
pirates'
southward
be the
or
up
aquil, When
for
mate
their boats'
were
discov-
and with
by
and
one,
hun-
a
returned
pirates
judge
or
came
to
port, and
immedi-
were
jury.
Margaret Scott
Such
of the
was
at
coast
captain
George Howland
not
is
in
Guay-
left the
The fate of the
crews, is
as
board the
on
George Howland
these islands.
and first
case.
circumstance which shall deter-
the
boats
pointing down directly
steamer
landed
to
interesting
"sold,"
were
ordered,
soon as
board,
Upon this, they
the
them, they surrendered,
steamer.
on
on
the steamer, and demand-
surrender.
were
at
purpose
hundred soldiers
on
a
instantly surprised by
they
they
success,
out
Being concealed,
to
the pirates
small steamer, which
a
had but
had been
boldly approached
ately
coast,
Being emboldened by
take the
as
and
depredations,—taking
vessels, robbing,
they supposed
This
rescue.
pursued.
not
arriving
but which
they
the
to
ac-
were
executed,
successfully
was
be
or-
ship, painting,
fall overboard
to
was
attempted
into the the
would be
pas-
pirates
green,
than others.— the hands of the American Consul
opposite
run
was
concerted with
mate
astern
and
(he upon
of its
the great rivers of North America and Asia
which
board, number-
on
the execution of which
but dred loaded muskets
:
On
Spanish
a
the coast, the
boat and go
a
was
thirteen ed her
no
concerned
We
with
which they took and
which
in
the
on
and board.
the equator;
of the earth
centre
more.
in
reaching
on
of them
off,
no-
stopped
passes,
lo
on
board.
Spanish
forty souls, mostly
or
ship,
painted black,
plan
prevent-
ofIhe earth
flowing
faster
the
sengers.
fell far
down
are
one
run
the
atlracted
being
down
people
on
proceeded.
mate
the coast,
near
for
ship
fell
they
Island,
the
plundered
and returned
They
passage
Chatham
to
massacred indiscrimin-
Spaniards
they wanted,
thirteen miles up hill, ery that
running
and
up
proceeded
to
the north
would
of instant death.
pain
on
ship
navigate her at
to
ob-
of
plane)
pole
mate
Ihe
order
from the equator
running
theorize,
than the other
far
lo
north
although
first
miles,
true
and ordered the 2nd
board.
on
took
board,
on
few sail-
a
cooper
cident, when the 2d mate, with the rest,
rivers, (supposing
on a
went
third
deserted her,
and
only
and
proceeded
when the
her,
crew,
mate
carpenter
Spaniards
descent of the tion.
river
boat's
ashore,
crew
one
centre
a
take
to
his
there Americans
should take
any
occurs
from the equator
this hill which
run-
to
of rivers
possibility
the other from
as
the
ors,
ing
The
crew.
stopping
On
we
Thus—two
poles.
the
ning
miles
up hill.
running
boat's
many of the
so
the second
leaving
tho
in
ashore with his boat.
ship
with
mate,
habitable
the
the flow of the river is
as
towards the
neither is it increased committed
up hill direction,
an
up But if this
mountain, thirteen miles high,
vast
of the earth
There is another
seek Arctic
piled
in
land.
consequences of
modons
being
a
the
to
star-
ashore
went
Spanish convicts, fully armed,
schooner
inhabi-
where
place
change
no
sea
deso-
by
few
a
we
his
with
securing
that would ordered the
tain the great and desirableend
earth, it
be
may
and find
subject,
one
and
lying
the
or
of (he
(he
forty-filth parallel
being
mile, (if possible,) north pole
notions of the power of grav-
and of the
level.
running
is
and
of
out
at
for
Gallapagos,
Cromwell
under the massacred all the persons
being
sun,
to
parts
and
dry
and
hemisphere,
would be little
which the
one
the
;
just
as
prove
miserable death
a
side of the
of the
islands
the
of the
American
touched
immediately seized and tied
was
went
After
left,
be
equator
become
water
of country
that
mostly
surrounded by
There would be hut
in each
tude,
would
and
sand
heat of the
a tract
of the the
ocean,
is
of
want
over
the
1852,
fate awaited the first mate, who subse-
lie between their
whjch
(he
near
the inclination which
into
four thous-
level, it
examine the
world,
countries
ocean,
salt and
reality country through
level, whereas
centre
one
:
level.
us
pre-conceived
ity,
as
a
pole
about three and
find ils
lo
say
be
ing
hill.
up
some
thus while the river
we
the
speaking
and feet above the level of the
(o
miles and
he taken
(o
happen,
lofty mountains, rising
of
of
would die
place
nf its
(6 IU-OOths,)
ten
ocean
source
reduces the distance
arithmet-
place
miles
I have been
the fact is, that its
third miles,
for
some
about
at
river in
But there is another thing
consideration.
an
above
Mississippi
all
desert,
now
inhabit would
now
position
of the earth than the
23-90ths,)
(10
to
of the
we
Some time about the
Howland
one
Capt.
quently
find their
above Ihe ocean, would
desert
a
north of the
degrees
By
is, and that its mouth is
pole
passing
Tho Miss-
ocean
fraction
a
centre
countries
were
equator,
of the
George
together
same
of latitude, would be buried The
barren
see
be the (ops
is either
centre
line
a
find that the
we
process,
centre
equator, would ac-
about
empties
twenty-nine degrees
ical
we
appearing
tants
are
distance
thirteen miles up hill !
latitude, and
a
cen-
ense
from (he
and therefore
;
from the north
and
dry
which
merely scorching
these :—it is well known lhat from the
rush
of the consequences of
nothing
standing still,
receding
vation.
Now the facts in
at
the
of the earth.
tre
and
to
depopulation
while the countries
the
late
denote that the motion is away from the
to
to
it.
(o
used
as
they
is easy
fact, though
theories in (he world be
The words
and
case,
but it
:
towns
calamity
a
February,
recruits.
towards the fast,
course
surrounding
that latitude and Ihe
on
in any
happen,
to
would decide
show
first,
at
seem
the
of
axis, Charles Island,
of which
Gallapagos,
ship
middle
but whale
the
at
before heard.
not
north and south his boat and
running
their
cities and
forty-five degrees
a
It may
its
on
in the flood, and its inhabitants would
Mississippi River
up
rivers
end in the
say
perish,
"Does the
must
six
the earth's
of
the
to
turn
destroying
I say,
In consequence it
ideas,
some
containing
slop turning
it
slate ;
level.
article in the report of the commit-
upon (he
tee
the
deluging
back,
and
following
and
equator, would
the
form
same
piracy
had
would rush fromils unnatural
position
sea
poles,
of the Is-
religious prospects
were
for I sup-
earth,
semi-fluid
a
the equator, back
at
of vital im-
o(her subjects
discussed.
were
in
that of st
alone,
water
the
to
has the
body
have taken when
from the palrons of (he Board the
not
to
Is-
the
not
the oblate form
gives
the with-
to
missionaries, who
in (he U. S(a(es.
portance
regard
I know that it is
changes
derive their support from the
to
and
lands,
In
taking place
are
of the
consequence
13
1862-
JUNE,
with
known.
ning of rivers
any
is,
From the above facts and others of
up hill ; for rivers are like mine this, is the height of its source above
a simother bodies of
water, (he only difference the ocean level compared with its length, and ilar character that have come to the know-
one
water
up
end
is
of the
waler
is caused
earth
as
being comparatively elevated,
caused
by
at
the
whirls
it
centrifugal force
because
at
motion.
t
that
The
descend.
to
the
equator,
centrifugal
on
is
its axis
greatest
place
is
;
at
the
we
(he the
heaping
face
all know,
force
of (he
and
that this
the
equator,
of the
country
through
which
it
flows.
ROBERT W.
May
14th,
ANDREWS.
1852.
ledge
greatest real ed
to
in
the
Capt. Eldridge,
are
indebt-
of the Am. whale
ship
Margaret Scott, for the following particulars
would
seem
and
Gallapagos,
once
Pacific—We
public recently, it
piracy, murder, robbery
and
Piracy
of the
that this hot-bed of
plunder
at
visited by
broken
traints
as
the
up,
will
or
subjected
make
it safe
touch there without the risk of
and their
crews
should beat
national armed vessels
some
lo
such
res-
for vessels
to
being seized,
murdered.— [Polynesian.
�THE
14
few
haustion, a
Huss
H. C.
gives
other
Pllitinn of the
results
of numerous
post
m
which
by
viz
changes noticed,
small blood
find the follow-
we
:
ihe brain
veueli of
and
spinal
His mother
in-
extremely
was
before
years
in the brain,
to her
and
staggers
cles
arc
THE
OF
REPORT
EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
his birth and died
he
often
globules
lost for
at the mode of
its
acting
tion of the stomach
to
shall
find that
the tone and
improve
Thus the
with
re-
one
and he
In the
I trips
of his
speaking,
falls
for
of what
or
if
committee,
language of the
connected
passed. of their duties.
side is
hitch
and
feel
Long
not
are
with
about, a
liv-
I
Barrows,
would
offer my comments.
shrink
from the
not from
in their
in
interest
native
of common
cause
made rapid
committee
duty assigned
of
discharge
have elapsed since
oflearning
the
Although
advances.
pros-
of the
unaware
and academical education has
school
and
sensible of the
faithful
a
years
the institutions
left,
they
attendthe
condition
They
but
conferred,
honor thus
ataokr,
Kcv. Mr.
institution.
responsibility
the
upon
report
to
exhibition of the Royal
land, and during this period, the
himself
drags
the
if
two
or
one
to
obliged
and to
pects of
down.
minute
a
or,
examination and
recent
school,
mus-
the others.
crcnture
poor
of
muscle,
is
L
is arrested in the
unconscious
monument of his mother's
ing
condi-
effect must
directly opposite
a
of small
operation
dilute, we
in tho act
utterly
instant,
an
wringle along
look
jaw
strong
a
body.
The motions
his
he remains insensible
and is afterwards
watery
habit of
stumbles, perhaps
Oftcner the command of
in
others.
we
walk.
his lips
act of chewing,
j
Red and white softening of the spinal chord.
Blood
in some cases and containing fatty
doses of Alcohol however
acquired
his
in
from his mother
suddenly checked,
Sometimes
Fatty, granulated ■chnrna, and nutmeg livers,
Etfiuions of serum
to have inherited
seems
walking,
Chronic inflamation of the stomach.
instead of
—
for several
:resemblance
marrow.
When
33.
F., aged
'temperate
a
He
the
us
examinations
ing among
body, Bid
Muscular vigor is impaired by a
continuing for a few mm- i of delirium tremens.
The undersigned were appointed a
affection of his nervous
system which gives
again renew the infuriated strug- isingular
the
and
drunken man.
contemhim
air, gait
shocking for our
a picture too
appearance of a
by the Minister of Public Instruction,
glcs, affords
plation.
Dr.
of
and
again
mortem
the resto-
suffering,
1852.
JUNE,
mind;
of
flighty activity
utes, to
of
exclamations
and natural condition
a calm
ration to
FRIEND,
instinctively
them, still
to
the
it
of
is
edu-
subject
gastric
"In the vast retinue of curses that follow the footimpairing by dilution
cation, for they would feel sorry to confess themthe mucous cost of the stomjuipo. 2d, by exciting
steps of the inebriate, none to mc seems so deeply so
selves uninfluenced by that bigs-toned public senach to over action, which must be followed cither by totally horrid as idiocy.
It is painful to see tho
timent, which pervades the foreign community at
inflamation, congestion or torpor, in either case afJudge taken froTn the bench, the finished scholar;
the
fecting the secretions essential to healthy digestion.
from the Professor's chair, the man of God from thci the Sandwich Islands, upon
all-important subfirst from its
sult,
into the
lly absorption
3.
system'and mingling
with the current of tho circulation
prison
its
ing
the
force
in
a
great degree
and
system
nervous
to be followed
unhealthy action,
depression.
Until recently Physiology
count
satisfactorily
The
tWity.
has
dogs
elective
lioe,
and
the
nerves
amount of the
His
blood
of
l)r.
of
the
When
the
tried.
that intellect
is
epilepsy,
idiocy
ac-
po-
the bride
his
matter,
gang-
pro-
wonder
convulsions, paralysis,
are
the
before
cringe
fire in tho
hus-
monster
a
More
mournful
is
feebly Crying
straw,
of its unconcious
ear
famish-
in
-if public
school
It is
shocking
the
gashes,
to
every
of
words
and the
gore
made sick at heart as
or
the
gaze into
all
disease
hang
in
as
cell
alcohol
short of
to
the
sent its
baa
idiocy
pe<t house,
a
!to
Those
blight
but certain
poison.
That the abuse of alcohol has
tem ofpracticc.hiiving
sense to
of the
be
an
eulogy,
the
especially
King,
School,
Royal
upon
per
an-
volumes
of
of land
it is
of
and
government,
The valuable piece
for the site of the
dollars
of the Minister
efficiency
Instruction.
teacher
a
(sl,.r >(lG)
the
of
praise
in
thousand
handsome
a
facts which speak
are
education
unanimous
near ten
employ
cause
congra-
Public
selected
understood.
whither jwas obtained from the King, and the funds expendthe
were drawn from the treasuvictims.—Hut () !
ed
to
premises,
upon
the
prospects
the
drown
her
on
of the
with ry
body
and
heart
throne,
this
endured !
is under
the superintendence
of
graduate
of Williams' college,
IT.
The institution
Mr.
S.
Beckwith,
is
A.and
school,
nation.
Hawaiian
or
a
designed
the
to meet
in
academy,
Honolulu,
wants
open
of
to
a
faugh
the chil-
which
ardent,
It has been
must be
said that
resorted to,
among
the
repress
It
was
insunitu,
results
has
we
must in
very many
In
in
of alcohol in
into
been
to
with
details.
Prom
26
have
on
fully told, till
the
victim
and
hasty
glanced
cause
insanity.
cent,
per
a
few
of
the
here
evils
sensual and
permitted trace
Wo could show
Europe by
its
attack
our
army
its direct
fellow
of
sphere
an
of
given we
which cluster
senseless habit.
the influence
millions
of
the
of 100,000
of alnoble
made
influence.
culm self
regrettingthe
is
on
its
and milir within
by
gigantic
nutcfcsrclcs
inodesßcc
condition
with
rapidity
engulphcd in its
the immediate
the
seourfty, the
unfortunate
belagS hurryhv;
wretched
it
maelstrom of Christendom:
in
(ailing annually
devastating power,
beings
to
ofthe
the
moral
are
re-
declares
that
alcohol
Is not this
stamp
but
paves
evil ?
Can
exhibitng
us
as
the
the
we
the
Yes !
self.
centre
ed with
to
say
terrific
future
to our
men to go
imut be
said,
disease
Ed,
vision,
forward
for
the
stops
offspring
idiocy;
Legislature
drunkards here
ami!
an
without the
throwing
and
to
prompt
onward,
nw/tf but
in raise the
and the
curse of
the
and
bounds,
is but
life
lines
honest
sphere
for the
wrecker
cruising
rescue
of
ore
are
evil falls
not
in
him-
many
coses
visit-
those withon
by
the
drunken
temperate parents.
We select a casefrom
Dr. Howe's
in this
Let
save.
blessings
glorious
of
work
us
however
and extend the
ing, Declamation
and
The Committee
desirable,
deed
it,
us
well
pupils
dividual
not
us
as
have not
tiioy
general
sonic
would
not
of humanity.
may
in-
prepared to do
the
previously visited
remarks
in-
not be
school:
inappropriate.
will indicate
following facts,
successful, —the teachers
without
only
Each session
pupils diligent.
at !) A.
weariness,
M.
was
or lack
of
of
pro-
inter-
until 2 o'clock, P. M.
positive pleasure
the exhibition, commencing at 7 o'clock, was
est, but
while
with
continued to
the
house, until past
nection
the
un-
to
feel
not
the examination commencing
tracted
be
that it would
has been
and the
faithful,
aware
particularize
having especially excelled ;
as
that the school
with
audience,
had
school
manifest delight
10
these
was
been
appeared
o'clock
facts,
in
it
the
should
repeatedly
of
a
crowded
he
its
assured,
"
every
and
con-
added, that
special
no
made for the examination,
in
In
evening.
but
day working
Tho committee think the classes
cease to
onward
to
Head-
History, Geo-
Ancient
invidious,
as
helping hand, Geography, Physiology,
tbo saved will cheer
studios
Grammar,
Music.
are
the committee
effort
we
of the
paid:
th'
dress."
in Reading,
History, appeared
re-
the
meThey highly approve ot
the teacher in
thod of mutual criticism, adopted by
markably
well.
exercises.—
reading, as well as some of the other
of the carrier-pigeons
for teachMr. Beckwith has adopted a new system
by Sir John Ross in his Arctic expedition,
that it was
ing spelling, and the committee regret
report of Dr. with the understanding that thty were to be sent
the examination.
It is
not more fully developed in
home in the event of his finding Sir John Franklin,
parents.
By
branch of primary education to which they feel
Of those exarrived in Glasgow.— a
or of his being frozen in, have
1-3 of all the idi-
meant notorious sots.
not 1-4 had
only
with
about
had
not
only
cannot
wonderingcry
Arithmetic,
Spelling,
on
of the outer current,
of moderate drinking which in.
Who will not seize a
and
be drawn
rope
drunkenness, as an unmitigated board the good ship tkmperance, and bo saved ?
without
the
and
vail
more,
raising
Those who scout our efforts and coll us Pirates
ots in the .State of Massachusetts
Howe
the
Society
to
innocent
the
Our
outline
been
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Physiology, Compoof
drawmaps, Perspective
sition, Latin, Drawing
The statement of the
practice
way
drunkarS\
His
of
murdering thought.
,
mind and body sulficicn
cause r
more
on the
disorgan-
reason, and
poisoning
Temperance
our noble
posesses the power of
has
unhappy
fatal
foreign extraction.
an
but
our
mind, dethroning
ung
to
as
extend
we
ing,
is
attention
which
of
puils
fellow
following
drinkers:
exciting cause.
quickly to be
circling eddy—but
investigations farther, we will still not fearing for themselves—yet each
year more
find that
the remote or pre-disposing cause to an exthan 100,000 of their number, approachingnearer and
tent perhaps quite equal to that given, would be nearer at
the treacherous
current, aic
every circuit of
fairly dcduuible.
swallowed
of intemperance and
up by the whirlpool
Yes, ray friends, testimony, the most conclusive, lost, forever lost.
If
favored
The
sketch
imperfect
at but
the
of North America.
savages
in
be added that
unborn.
cohol in the extermination
posing
113 Lunatic
1-2
it
yet
the victims of this
around
of lions of
which
this
of
of
reports
America
what
operandi
the connexion
production
of the
some
production
give only the
the modus
the
effort is not
In the
the
to
me
can one
sec
We could if time
examined
permit
and
Europe
are credited to it
has
purpose,
cases, exist between
examination
on
have
understand
can
legitimate effect,
Asylums
for the like
said upon
alcohol,
and its
to
entering
been
good
the effects is made
or
of their horso riders.
intention
but time will
already
life toomuch
administered.
the
the influence
without
early
forcibly
same practice
Jockeys
growth
my
minuteness
of
evenin
endure to
effect in hind-
some
either with the taste
pleased
Put how
of
shocked,
hall of lunatics,
one's
the mind
and only jar
contemplated, may be
sorrow
the
see
the
erection of
hundred
is the
joyful
guardians of
expend
to
in the
and then to
of fifteen
the
of
maniac,
fill
sable,
in
startled,
by the
of
to
of the victim
arc
walk
we
grated
inebriate,
agonies
We
earth and heaven
may be
fruitful
in
falls
this,
the
murderer.
hear
good feeling to
opinion
edifice,
salary
It
young.
occasion
encouraged by
are
($10,000) dollars,
drunken
mother.
the
and the
the authorized
Honolulu,
voice
of
education
herj tulation, that
wealth,
over
ot the
ject
Jof honest pride,
contemplate tho act, how can one dren of both Efawaiians and foreigners.
During
tite'vork of blotting out miml —of extinthe last term, the whole number attending, has
guishing with alcohol that scintillation of Deity in
been 63, about one fifth of whom were Hawaiisns,
ering the growth and development generally of the every man, that makes him a living soul r This busiand it afforded, the committee unfeigned gratificahuman body
be proved
when
is
analogy.
ness
may
oj
of itvtoxicating,
perfected In idiocy,
which these
tion to witness the triumph,
For the purpose of repressing the growth of dogs
young
shooting the very substance the vitality of thought
but to commence
the
we have
Ilawaiians bad achieved, in acquiring the English
with jmisonrd atrotct.
It is aiming fatal Mali-, at man's
early in dealing out to
and notwithstanding numerous obstacles,
rations and we shall be able to stint mental
existence.
It is assault and battery on his I mgii ige,
pup regular grog
his growth.
The
will at first object to this
with their more
pup
sysAnd the horrid the awful nature of the contesting the palm of scholarship
immmiidity.
of this slow
progeny
among
hovel
a
see
this traffic
in the
of alcohol
we
and
her
beauty,
returning from the retailer.
the child on its pallet of
it to
intoxicated
experiments
need
her
to shiver in
tower
sort of
oaths and foul
larger
power
the gutter
and
groggcry,
It is pitiable indeed, to
I
circulation.
a
with
part
to
for food and
ac
appreciable
an
the
in
drunkenness.
of
home, her station,
upon
the
same time
brain;
that
a
nervous
gives
upon
consider the
and
see
to lie
desk,
grave
num.
made
general
we
dethroned;
mania
to
alcohol
marrow,
which
to thus localize itself upon the
loss
there exists
than exists at the
animal
and
a
Percy
spinal
alcohol from
of alcohol
at
to themselves
attract
and
centres to increased
alcohol and
the
brain,
brain
undue
sacred
the
corresponding ing babes,
a
which
power
of these substances
analysis
wore
between
affinity
is, that
an
its
spend-
band
nervous
experiments
by
has been
elicited the fact that
that
portion
the
for
the
exciting
of
sesscs
the
upon
them to
exciting
and
want
u
report
Wonderful
taken
Instinct.—Two
out
This eVent is the
,
No.
68
I by
sight
and not
mora
by
wonderful, as these
scent.
birds travel
as
if too
much attention could
not be
paid.
Numerous neatly drawn maps suspended around
�of the
the school-room reminded the committee
bors of the former teacher, Mr. Fuller, and a
allusion
py
made
was
to
has
learn
teachers, and the committee
the
that
cised
pupils,
in the
soon
as
In compositions,
made,
their good
suited
taste
simplicity
general
in
of praise,
the
witheld
hill!
up
committee rejoice
the instruction of teachers in
and
in this
sole
whose
business
the school.
fact, that
he has
and most
useful
do the
It is
of
members
who
school-room
To
a
be
more
struction
doubtless be
most
The committee
Instruction
also
sistants.
which
other
to
with
learn,
well
to
are
gratifying
that
survey
A
take
we
sustaining,
the
and
ot
her
institution at
of
the
Mr.
public
sentiment
which
must at
no
and
the
every
O'er
They
and
increase
or
schools—the Royal,
already
35
of
mg
unless
motto,
us
stand,
sure
a
nor
"
a
hill
with
mass
with
harsh,
pen
in
down two
"
it,
for the
sulphureous
horrid
oppressed,—as
deep
in
glare,
found,
and
rough
wild
of
ground,
stony base,
new
and
frightful
noisy steam,
flames arise and torches
the
sweep
gleam ;
burning
some
their
falling
soul
gathering
awful
Oread
to
veil
masses
sits amidst the
the
high,
sky.
covered
of the
45
She
life,
Line
28.
fierce flames and
the
to
spins
mystic
her
winds
the glistening, glassy
thread,
high-
hark!
And
leap again
Fresh
masses
torrents
spreads
Now
Then all
Rocks
fountain
lied.
along
the
sky:
the
ground,
devastating lake,
their
streams
melt before
the
soul
the heat and
different
courses
appall,
J. F.B. Marshall.
WilliamL. Lee.
55
Great
an
Mauna
Kea,
forests fall.
with crown of
glittering
the
pumice
liquid
than
more
force an
the air
and
Ihe
lava
air
"
the viciuity of the crater,
oncemost
"
was
no one
upon
from
strange
the
gloss
every
49.
they
were
by
former
the natives
goddess
times,
lava
The lara and scoria
50 feet
during
roaring
a
less
than
24
of
ap-
Pete's
the wind
or 40
miles.
abundantly
in
crater.
falling over
some
on
the
more than
places
hours; making
of Niagara or the
rock-bound
"
called
jets by
llilo, 35 miles from the
like
to
power.
scattered
in
point
and beautiful.
threads,
liquid
col-
bosom, pro-
dreadful
dared,in
peculiar
fine
their
a
velocity,
immense
considered
be
the crater and
caused
sometimes to the distance of 30
streets of
upon
lava
with
clouds
from the
occasion
the
hot
rise
state to
45.—The
borne,
.almost constantly
were
in
converging"
the scat of her
spun
op
and
high,
in effect.
to
fleecy
effect at
are
thrown
feet
70S
great heat produced by
and
which
stones
winds.
diameter at the base.
sides of the crater, raised it
breaking
of
a
noise
a
heavy
coast.
55.—Mauna Kea rises
and
just opposite this
covered
with
crater
perpetual
snows.
Line
side
snow,
great
showers
constant
of
43.—" Pele
volcano,
surf
the
crust, must
highest jets
fresh currents
Line
the
side,"
being too great
off by the
nearly 14,000 feet high
inspiring
Saml. C.Damon.
The
bearing
Line
still
to
were
of rurilicd
hair,"
in
masses
which
to the
and fountains of red
Line
round,
—
uniting
The
crater
Line 39.
proach
earth-
they only
mountain's
and carried
37.—Whirlwinds
On this
high-
the crater
pour
wide and
narrower
take
success.
fiery
roaring
a
liquid
thunders rend
falling pile
have
Now
the
the
into
again loud
And
Huge
50
down
which
stone which filled
sometimes most fearful
and
plunges
Then
up
100 to 300 feet in
the
of
island, producing
point.
29,—Allude
27,—Alludes
Line
and
"
sounds
"
mountain
weaker
pumice
in their heathen
burning air,
be-
the ground.
Line
throws
liquid
above,
and
were thrown
duced
deadly strife
of
runs
undoubtedly producedby the
was
and
cinders
hair;
and
Charity
meet in
ruin threatens every
Pele
Breathes
be sent
who
the lurid
the elements
Where thus
And
some
Lines 27
while
en
Kau,
out
the valley
to
this
on
of the
bursting
ground;
the clouds
whirl
existence
pledge offuture
to
storsss of
ashes fill the
miles
chilling fear,
of the
strength
from the
some
in
and
station,
trace.
we
land
comprehend.
occurring during our stay
thick clouds of smoke
given :
cry,
pleasant
a
three
threatening stream.
and
be
near,
Heaven,
strength rely.
the mission
of the mountain
Line
flow in
His
deep, rumbling
eruption
opening at
o'er the
mound and chasm
Convcrgina>«urrcuts
Professional education.
forth
and
Waiohinu, means "shi.
name,
or
can
25. This
the late
caverns
tide;
terrific
burning torrents
grace
our
to
shining rill," which gashes
peculiar sensation
rock-ribbed
the
to
on
given to
above
ls> The
Line
tongue
lava
saving
and
Him,
It is
who have felt
behold
we
and
help
shocks arc often felt
quake
umn
population,
Punahou, and
sent
act up
"Excelsior."
of
top
round,
educa-
for the
bed.
low.
a
poet's
glowing
a
whirlwinds
While
sons
rilled
with doubts
threatening dangers
Father listens
immense pressure
molten
a
fear
By day,
would
influences in
head,
within its
mournful cries
our
The Native
1.
water."
account of
the
land,
mid barren
we
fly hissing through
melting
Wild
are
confident this
members of the committee
follow if the pupils of the
much desired result will
School fully
top
awful scat,
mountain's firm and
falling now
By night,
con-
The
Royal
and
raise
we
trust
us
of cinders
The lava
the busientered honorably and successfully upon
May these examples prove but a
life.
ness of
earnest, and
storm's
the
—
discern
can
day, call into
to complete theirstudies
plea'slng
we
dream
and her
higher seminary of learning.
to
daughters of our land, must not continue
schools have
wood
•
shoots
With
that
energy
some
grade ofa University
neither
gushes forth
30 Swift rolls its
40 And
The
abroad
realm
filled, before
which
bursts the
High
the school
of
her
stream
toilsome
our
source,
o'er ■ scathed
It is quite
in
interests
elements
distant
dreary
as-
Ann
Royal school,
Punahou.
certain
this
pitying
Bids
roll,
air—
whole
department
quarter.
forth
putting
character ofthe
tendency
A
Line
While rocks
are most forcipart of the world, they
of vigorously
bly impressed with the importance
elevate
world, when
wail,
flowering rale
soul.
our
tangled
side,
And
the
continued,
be
and
foot above
forth his
Thus in
That needed
fly,
hath told 1
Pub-
to lenrn
hill
shed."
pity
her mournful
complaints,
threatening
ning
lightning's
old crater's horrid
scene
25 Here
this
tion in
her sad
stretching
bubbling
the
With wonder
part of the
to become
pupils
know, that
forward as teachers.
committee
an
And
as
chills
thy hoary head,"
tears of
some
weep,
every stream and
In tears
sky,
arrows
inspires
awe
com-
qualified
former
to
coming
As the
On
a
will
flood—
terror
and
down from
Kea,
to
Confines the
streams
to $8 per
$10
from
seek
of in-
the
devote
the Primary department.
in this
announced that the tuition
reduced
a
pleased
will
the school,
Father
From sins within and
70
night,
beneath the surface
steep, through
And, wandered
the
schools,
transfer
time to
Our
the distant
lightning
Far down the mountain's
to
will
M. C. Dimond's services
is about
Miss Fowler, who
nected
of
limbs
are
retreat,
nothing
general system
and that
est
the
inspired,
thus
2f> Old Vulcan's
Being ardently
numbers, the Minister of
committee
The
We
has
and
pleasure,
than
rejoice
disposed
is
a
naturally imparts
upon
duties of teaching
onorous
the
sights
dark and solemn
breast and
rugged
O'er
beneficial.
in
school increases
sister
and awful
on
honorable,
(nullified
as
her
all
scene
course,
much cordi-
approval
the hearty
influence
its
mitee, and
are
the
gloom
our
And,
work
services during the
resort.
His
desirable.
the
well
he
meets
the
welcome
a
profession,
study to.his pupils,
devoted to his
for
with
And
feet.
—
hears
Line
in
remarkable degreehe
delightful
a
found,
her seat,
in
at his
descending, burning
workman that needeth
making study
in
succeeded
are
sea.
blood,
prone
From
yonder-mountainheight,
on
Deep, rumbling sounds
Fear fills
committee
his
he is "a
ashamed."
be
not to
be
15
in-
now
through
Athwart the
alongcourse
noble,
a
the
shown, by
has
months, that
last six
after
and
profession,
aware
self-Bacraficing
and
and recommend Mr. Beckwith
teacher,
are
He
around,
quiet,happy
thunders echo from
Loud
of
confidence)
devoted his life,
of teaching the young.
Miss
we
Or listen
would
committee
They
the important
of study to
lic
lurks
Not
dear retreat.
holiness
and
ever
heard
are
thy
force,
tho
the
of
can
this
beyond
gaze
instruct
to
65
crown
I
Oh
greet,
department.
Principal
love
it is
breathing
traveller
weary
where peace
as
Oread sounds
For,
Acad-
and
her
fiery
humbler
and trembles
weeps
the swift
sees
and
fear,
en-
Mr.
Ililo
A tremor seizes
"
the
exposed
glow,
danger free.
o'er the
majestic
more
milder
a
every
seen,
branch usually co/ifided
a
report,
closing
full
frankly acknowledge their
In
ality
10
combine among their
of an ability to teach the
in
It
of music.
Professor,
of
of
do
Rarely
high schools,
fail,
never
odors
thy flowers, sweet
envious demon
So too,
States
that
qualifications,
Vet,
con-
like
music,
predecessor.
the ordinary
in
structors
his
emies of the United
science
well
themselves, in having their children
gratulate
other
science
may
She
pleasures
peaceful joys still
Some
■
-
,
smiles
gushing of thy shining rill,
hospitality
And
to witness the proficiency
The patrons of tho school
Beckwith
a
the defense
to
making in the
are
pupils
the
which
music.
5
a
tribute
run
The
joy
topics
of the Mississippi
waters
the
that
And
'■
Kind
sublime, from
vale.
thy lovely
still,—
the com-
just
a
is
its humble
And bloom
depreciate
least to
not te allude
they
were
theory,
river
the
would feel that they
mittee
! may
Ne'er cease the
been
with
treated
of the compositions,
character
Oh
from nature.
has
sits
While,
*
*
exer-
selection of
were
Such, Waiohinu,
high degree commenda-
a
without wishing
ble,
the
to
which
in
and grace,
*
wild light reflects
Still
on
60 Sweet
elegance, and
with
their ability,
to
be
beginning
good
a
pupils write
appeared in the
the
of
many
will
of sketching
art
desirable
pleasure,
*
*
both
with
possible,
as
Fragment
unpublished Poem,
Hawaii.
considerable attention, under
received
of an
Beck-
r.
pupils' indebtedness
Perspective drawing
predecessor's labors.
his
For the
For the Friend.
la-
hap-
M
subject, by
to the
with, who acknowledged his
15
1862-
JUNE,
FRIEND,
THE
of
60.—Hilo is
a
lovely district
Hawaii, presenting
a
fine
on
the
picture
windward
of
tropical
�THE
16
embellished
scenery,
by
mountain torrents, with
with
covered
luxuriant
a
and
fruit trees
plants,
and
constantly fresh
67.—This
Line
tected from the
Kea
Mauna
late
which
almost
by
region
eruption by
terrible
off above
shoots
From Mr. James
BUNG AT THE ANNIVERSARY OP THE ROYAL HA
a
Roll
Rr
on
Cook, $5 00,
and
Then hither life
on man
Bond,
of th*
Married.
In
Honolulu, June 3rd.,
;
Miss
bestowing.
He bade him labor, and
Iter. E.
■
beast,
view
on
Friend.
! roll on ! proclaimed the Power,
It lay beneath Its maker's
debt
liquidate
circulation
gratuitous
That spake this planet into birth,
and bird, and flower
II on! and
'Twaa done ! with lire and beauty glowing,
Puna.
to
and
general
Shall wake to deck and bleu the earth.
of
spur
towards
Hilo,
From Mr. A. S.
*/> 00, for
pro-
Ludlow, $10
Chapel.
WAIIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, JUNE Ist, 18M.
showers.
actually
Donations.
ORIGNALON.
ODE.-ROL
kept
are
daily
was
1852.
JUNE,
gushing
flowering
of
vegetation
green
of
foaming cascades, and
heavy forests,
beautiful
which
number
large
a
their
FRIEND,
subdue.
C
Mary Lawrence,
both
Mr.
to
of
Wm. H. Taylor,
Honolulu, by Kcv.
S.
at his residence.
Damon,
fi.
Destructive
Fire.
On! on/! speed on!
spoken,
to man was
When Eden far behind him lay ;
ESTIMATED
On
the
has
of the
Monday morning
destructive
most
and extensive
with
destroyed, together
valuable stock
portant
of
The
the upper story of-the
in
tunately succeeded
The
the
on! bear
To
light you
Then
flames
in
Success shall
in
the
to
the
And Hawaii rise
of
Word
17
eat Borrow
the
row
Subscribers and others.—Our
as
than
larger
list for Honolulu ismueh
subscription
and
before,
ever
in the hearts of all his
the Savior
«rsons
ilu,)
to
who
islands, (but
9
other and
on
remote
be in
now
may
parts
add their
As
a
John
older class
As
scholar,
a
and
teachers,
he
and
was
1840, remember
to
with
his influence
on
<
ifying
visit
the
to
learn, that
to
S.
U.
we
much
two or
In
ihimself
her igave
at
and in her
youth,
na-
,
revered
There she
rounded
cupied
by
she
left
islands,
family friends and
many
superintending
in
the
the
Since
interesting
our return
ter
before
us
the islands
has
perintend
Mrs.
to
D.
the erection of
that
to
a monument
to
much esteemed and lamented husband.
After having
men's
lot,
this
the
in Nuuanu
to do so.
centre
of the
I have
af-
W.
new
now is
to get
HERE
TO
IT.
THE
roS
MOMEWABD
.TATE.
ENJOTMENT
Mora
he
OF
died
"|AND
Ben- fjt,
THE ISA
OATS
Or
THE
Till,
to
on
1841,
WHILE
TOTAOI
IN
THE
for
32d
stanza, expressing
his love
Rut Oh ! I long
to soar,
forget
to
He
at
once
for the
morning,
EBEBATED
day
scale
to
At
one
seven
vary cold
got
the
was
into
a
mo
in
my
the Savior.
It
to
with
one
they
of his
speechless, and
" R.
&.
persevering
spirit
was
WSEE IN
B. Korreb,"
WIDOW
Wave
thc
Prince
in
the
to soar
repeatedly
has phown
tb«t
"CtftVatas.** —lasts
respecting
the rapid
Information Wanted.
If
in
to
on
Capt. Hovcnricn will communicate
Sydney, or to Mr. Thomas Thrum,
castle, ship-builder,
of
but now
something greatly
to his
to his
late
friends
of New-
of Honolulu, he will
hear
advantage.
was
A
oat
Monthly Journal devoted
and
Marine
Seamen,
with two
they
were
Temperance
to
General
,
Inielli'
genet.
overtaken with
on
till
at Wailuku.
they could
Their pur-
could find
PUBLISHED
SAMUEL
C.
unconcious
the
most
conveyed
to
AND
DAMON,
EDITED
One copy
Two
of the
per
copies
copies
"
"
annnm
-
c
notions
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•
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■
52,00
3,00
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5,00
Alexander's, when
forth to revive him, but in vain.
put
evening, his breathing ceased and his
gushing
BY
Chaplain.
Seamen's
TERMS.
tor-
against the cold wind,
ne passed
the night
companions
and blinding
interrupted the course of ay peat.
IX
ICP
4.
away and be with the Savior.
sooner, though
or
t>t»t«mcnt
efforts were
free
"
Squill
a
Mr. Editor, that I have exceeded the limits you alknow,
IT." lowed
for this notice; but nt feelings would not suffer me
cae
'
atop
Even under this
rig, slw-
THE FRIEND:
set
they pressed
probably
was
"
* Know
this vessel, which made the pHss;ige from Honolulu
to thin i, nt the
rata of 350 miles
<tt a
speed to
per diem, and
cqusl tho fastest AtlanticSteamer.
Five
be
lop—Us
ssiling of
time.
wu
the third
on
made the pas
refit, nhe kept in her course, and
3(K) miles ! The
from China confirms the
news
of Him,
he spent
Boston,
first class of clipto the
posHiriHcw qurihties, entitling her
Cspt. Be irdnliy thinks tint in quod sailing trim, she
pers.
would h ivo nude the
passage in 90 dnyv.
late, and I
cause
135 days from
in the Gulf stream, was dismasted and
passage,
her throe masts, above the topmasts, hut instead
of returning
The
distant isles
deep ditch formed by the mountain
best shelter
there,
tho hew
of the highest mountain peaks
o'clock
; yet
missionaries destined far
away
thee, Lord;
May
from Boston, Mr. Prut.
Squall,"
she
to en-
Charles, he seemed
30th, be
Snow
sage under "courses and
oh
enthuMasm of
subject of
to
"
"Snow Bq.u*ll,"
of her
ma one il.iv
1
WHIcB
The
carried
from the sphere of mortal joys.
was
\nteloue, Potter, cruise.
PaiiErioEßs, Per
Marine News.
of elevated and holy
joy,—joy
With his whole heart he joined
I love
About 9 o'clock
TEAS .
AOE.
DEAD
one
to
*•
Lyons, San Francisco.
Rev. Mr. Hturgen? und
ludy,
mission to Micronesia.
pious,
sufficient
The last sabbath
Heaven.
"Thou knowest
him
Tbey
Friday
FULL
OHEIITIAN
the
19—Bark
his
education, be
an
t.od prosper
tho
bouses and even the windows
rents,
to
HI.
hopefully
the
Francisco.
Sin
King, San Francixra
having kept him
an education
resign everything
and full of glory.
Early Thursday
[young companions,
He
13.
IIICTID I.
use
motive added strength
not
\u*th;, //oeolulu.
Millu,
18—Sch Maria, //üburn, San Francisco.
That I may love thee mora."
and
DEVOTED
AND
Hit
in
OF HIA
■
AT THII
RISE
lr*
ItßVlci
UNITED
To
sloop Oberon
clared that he could
further.
His companions seem to
go do
have done all that they could do, to encourage and assist him.
Or THI
FAITHFULLY
• H Hit
TO
lOCIETT
AND
decided
a
death he used this lan-
determined, if
am
Ixahclla,
fi'irk
15—Am sh Hero, M'Cleave, cruise.
was
pose
accomplished and they turned their faces homewad,
lie soon complained of dizziness and excessive fatigue and de-
DIELL,
CHAPLAIN
rSSCNO
a
Sea-
or
tin
Br bk Speed, Connell,
ready
ever
the following:
see the
AHEEICAN 18.M.N
rOBT
in singing
her
rain, which
hihoat
BEY. JOHN
riRIT
unspeakable
1
SACKED
to thi
25
sp.*
Tahiti.
tons,
B—Am bk Baltic,
Brook*, cram.
10—Haw sch Falmouth, Wilson, San Francisco.
visited his mother, his hopes of
thought much
a be rapidly ripening
su-
cemetery, and
Valley
Am
whom I love."
This
:—
200 sp.
Janus, Cornell, cruise.
Haw hrig Williclmine,
of his Heaven-
mother.
acquiring
I hope that this is
of Western Maui.
inscription
his
to
required
every
became
had become
A fortnight before his
My desire
Far
stands in
monument
of
and in
long
only of his widowed
of the ocean; and (
fulfil
would
we
nun,
25 day- fm Tahiti.
Lyons, 2J days
I—Brem sh Repuhlik,
and in making him a trophy of grace.
earth is said to have been
bears
so
expectations of
tbink I feel willing
it
27—Am !»h
April
May
at the goodness
education revived, and a
moment.
melancholy pleasure,
a
promise made
unbounded.
From that time, his heart seemed
After the rtaviour became precious
forded
to be
and obediont
death, he
his
spared him
of
daughters.
to
6
Wilson, 24 ds frn Tahiti.
his
especially
parents,
into the vineyard of the Lord, in some of these
i
oc-
"
efforts,
her four
his fond
an
:
guage
education
Falmouth,
s<-li
hirk Speed, Connel,
10—Am bark Antelope, Potter, ft 1-2
he would
died very suddenly : then Charles seemed
his desires.
sur-
been
Baltic, Brook*-, ft 1-2 mos, lt>o,
sh Hero. M'Cleave,
Haw
B—Br
the side of virtue and right.
ever on
vaiastonished
am,
and think
up
'taining
to
since
his
respectful
ever
three weeks after ha
direction.
er
Y.
N.
Pittsburgh,
town,
has resided
he
from
j
outbreaking
late
our
D.
a
their
lieving that his Alia) duties would demandhis efforts in anoth-
home, the home of her
tive
during
Mrs
saw
for they believed that
overflowing with love and gratitude and joy.
ever
his father
for them
to have
lik
Am
I—//aw hrig WilheImiiir, King, //onolulu.
tj— \m
•
About two months
It may be grat-
Mr. Diell.
April 29—Am hk Isabella, Millu,6o ds fm Realijo.
May
ex-
board
on
years
and friend, he was kind, gentle,
a companion
ly Father in having
the Rev.
esteem
sever;.!
in the performance
prompt
who visited Honolu- '
seamen
believe,
wo
had beonmuch
Though he
Br
Diell.
residents
Foreign
youth,
a
LAHAINA.
Arrived.
he had become personally in-
towards whom his affection seemed
own expression,
the islands, and
lv from 1832
of
PORT OF
many excellencies ,
14—Br sloop überuri,
follower of the Lord Jesus.
The
so
such
was
spent
with him;
he loved
son,
mother,
to oblige,
Rev.
via Lahaina.
Newcll, San Francisco.
t Irnred.
Hon-
As
the
He
salvation.
task.
to
M
Cruiie.
'Jti.-j-Am wh sli South America, Walker,
do them good.
See Terms.
Monument
his
faults, ami
evon before
groat
of
list of subscribers.
names to our
sor
i«
that their toss
whale ship, yet parents, who knew him, wished
improve the present opportunity
will
with.
met
loved,
children associate
residing
few
so
evil influences, had
to
cruiMf.
Prancirtco.
.-.tii
May 2o\—Am wh sh Juhn howland, Tiiylor, cruise.
acquaintances ; yet their
by the firm persuasion
A youth, with
posed
those
hope,
we
Hra/li,
20—Am wh hh Hubomok, t allutt, cruise
is mitigated
gain.
San Praia,
Mary Dart-, Mouatt, Ft. Victoria, Van. I.
brig
—Mr
fin
Huston.
Hoyer, SydnnT.
],I—ilaw brig Eagle,
11.
The midden death of this lovely youth, has earned the deep-
terested in the
present
Chaklki
ultu,
aged 17 years.
adjoining buildings.
to
the Slit
ft mos.
/
li'iiml.
Haw brig Eagle,
Newcll,
12—Haw ach Maria, Hohron,
DIED.
on
V alkrr
I«a*s, Marble, ll* d>
Chil. wh ship Pesrador,
is very seldom
A
10—Am Hh Emily,
mm.
17 (Mm Snu Franctrco.
Squall, llur*..« j-*4ru
<
May
11.t.-kin-, 20
days Manila.
end ;
t>
from the dead.
as
mi
Deleter,
Boy,
Arywhire
sch
her banner o'er you,
wave
Harm,
sh South America,
wli
Juno 2d—Am. «h
for-
known.
spread
25.—Am
20.—Haw.
before you,
But onward with unfaltering
the fire department
preventing
I.l—Am wh =sliip ('harlop Frederick,
May 90—Bt ach Royalist,
May M<—Am brig, Swiss
burns steady,
now
from the path
principal
not
May 11—Haw brie Eagle, Newell. fm sea, leaky.,.
your chosen toil;
on
swerve not
HONOLULU.
secure.
on, the plough is ready,
The torch of science
OF
Arrived.
With which to turn the waiting soil;
the
They
is
fire
The efficient services of
resulted
PORT
X
Snow,
room was
rescuing
That maketb his reward
Then
many im-
building.
of the
origin
his way ;
on
pledgeretaincth,
And he who sows, the
At Lahainaluna,
safe.
blessings
large
nearly all
counting
the
Which promised
MARINJ
E OURNAL.
placed that token,
Which told that while the earth remaineth,
place, which
besides
goods,
as
papers,
!
week,
current
took
occupied by Capt.
store
!
!
was
Seed-time and harvest shall endure.
fire
occurred in Honolulu.
ever
was
$40,000
DAMAGES,
And in the cloud
tears
DOLE.
5,
Bound
6, 7 and
redaction
Tolumes
eight
from
the
subscription
Seamen, and purchasers
gle
volume.
Fsibkd, for 1, 2,3
A
Chaplain's Study.
of The
the
years, at
price
who desire
will be made to
more than
a
tin-
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