https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/93d338809da99128c61c63feed751fb5.pdf dab7e121e73dc0874d39e8846da89f5a PDF Text Text F THE RIEND 9* Suits, JU. 1. Letter from the Empress 1879. —. ol Germany New Old World—No. S3 In 77—80 81 81 Insurance Company B*2 In Hawaiian Literature 82 Correspondence York to Germany Death of James Makee 82 Y. M. C. A 84 issue of June our membered, the a 1. OCTOBER the will be city of Empress letter Germany, the necklace, a on We Wedding. the Golden publish to to the acknowleding are Silesia, of same: death of "Coblentz, Prince the of Imperial Majesty, "To His the in all the It has writers and been commented in all His sod described. moralist. do could wealth coming respect has nothing filled, are has to favorably gium " to of negatively Reader, you, as and see perial, he To well to " us agonized the his of to man Majesty Myself, on and him by eulo- he was pleasure to Vale who and des- as all Christians may practice! will return Chinese to at Im- affords represents China, Embassy, at the wed- golden the 11th of June, time, same of Hawaiian ornament an artis- I keepsake. hare workmanship received this as a beautiful present with real ceive in Your My this manifestation friendly your pleasure and while I Majesty sincere feelings to a for accept proof new Myself, the per- I of beg of expression for the interest which gratitude in happy "At the ure time it has same learn to from Your the summer the tropics. dens. of about than Majesty's that His us have My beloved grandson, met Highness Royal the Prince graduate as and Washington. Henry of good health Hawaiian Islands. Your Mnjesty, My on his to My arrival at expressing thanks also for this of Commer- to join the distinguished well is are here less more or and countless un- small tables, with young, of grove foliage, gathers, which morning enthu- an In neverflags. Beethoven I have more in that con- atmos- an of blossoms feeling came never Symphony heard with without of the I surroundings. a perfumed the Germany is inspiringly poetic lands in most all the world. It is the time of fruit so late and flowers. is coming in The in its now The year is beauty. resting and the long days of summer, the drowsy noon-tides, full purple twilights few may not be are ours sketches rambling moment Majesty's as to the welfare of Your wholly when foratime. I send trusting reading nothing they that unwelcome THE INDUSTRIAL Berlin this the feelings of My is in some important more periods flocked to EXHIBITION enjoying summer. other consideration. "(Signed) than we of little a Germany see Not in a its a Augusta, Empress, Queen of Prussia." history, long lines of soldiers, fresh returning ing to them. Such OF BERLIN. veritable triumph, battle with the stain of "German air for open more luxuriant placed delight from in- give expres- best wishes for Your as the in claims your attention. enduring happiness and Kingdom, console themselves for their by living prosaic phere the to and yet The Ger- Berlin is surrounded with gar- which cert a While court is away one one what the Prussia in The UniThe closing. months almost which away letter, much We learn that he States, You forests of the south of the north. of again pleasant garden, you hear music so gloriand inspiring that you forget your some- ous one and overflowing. to night, old and home come Every garden A trees event. given Me pleas- in The thous- cheeks eve summer winters long will fragrant the is full city Linden that Forest are having their vacapale faced boys on whom their town. siasm and formation I take this occasion clean-mouthed." United on and King in on der which tic be said of said of the Prince cial Agent, in Honolulu. is of out mans those would-be gen- welcome tbis young now is congratu- mean- him thus him some A. B.—It to and Emperor place Me, send to the the occasion of Our which took ding, sion Chun Lung, May, seashore, in the Hartz, Gymnasium lay burdens heavy ocean waves summer describe it that it Stanley was But meaningless vulgarity which kindness in clean-mouthed." young nominal Dean be- pay heard describe to vices tlemen and impos- volume of rich a the pising profanity, nameless late His You have taken in clean-mouthed." is " was tame say to epithet applied he contains no she when one Stanley, It is ing. boy," poor mother exclaimed Ah, this the impressed as had the the giants, color the the All tbat royalty and been done " death than the the his mortal remains. more the respecting Dean portraying of his burial. scenes poet and columns in the Times and Long other papers death melancholy the has Majesty of have been virtues and "Your the 12th of your letter of varieties possible been the theme of have papers. for versity all classes by upon Islands:— comment American His character and style. ing and European of of much topic trust memories of the or France has been the the at ands of school-children with Hawaiian Black a great Hundreds quiet. Thuringia, the therulesof the of the be to YEAK. if indeed of town, out are in enough July 17, 1879. King be said GERMAN CAPITAL. OF THE quiet, now the Baths, in tions, and I 1819. Clean-Mouthed. of families at following translation just can ever the (Translation.) The Berlin is His that fact THE NOOS-TIDE re- Majesty King Kalakaua had forwarded happy FRIEND. last, it noticed we occasion of THE 38. RAMBLES IN THE OLD WORLD- No. 33 MID SUMNER NOTES FROM THE 77 Marine Journal Curiosity of 77 Rambles In tbe {01b Series, 001. the King of the Hawaiian Islands. Paos Clean-mouthed Letter from tbe Empress New York Life 1879. 1, 77 CONTENTS for Orl.ber OCTOBER HONOLULU, 10, 001.28.} the worn from scenes as weary of field still have at has city and the carnage often been enacted before the triumph when clingfar populace too to be �I 78 II but the tiiumph of the sumnny thing novel, order, the triumph mer is ola higher, purer ol The peace. other stigmatized theories others, as a who as content their see to practical to been have by account nation of warriors a by of speculative cither race brought or Germans were have regarded lightly The nations. dreamers industries German rather alwnys been for good Uverthe frontiers their deftfin- life. the gered neighbors, them in all beginning out-stripped very ufactures of channel tasteful a and the That in Berlin opened for many we this though from may gather the is Empire to their and extent give to industries of collective and variety, importance of the trial and commercial been in in all proving, Berlin the bears diers who so changed cover a and fountains one they large better tract midst city, which is exceedingly extensive are regarded as be with ty. wonderful Nothing could be the tion and careful study of visitors visits Moabit this excellent Garten. summer idea Nearly in of humani- to the exhibi- this every field of leather industry and clay, The list is gutta- I too who are method of locomanu- large attract has ware the exhibits in this The interesting. worth in visit a the to in any land There iron. painting seen is one those long held people alone exhibition is attention the to se- ex- jewelers and credit- of the attracted the and summer, has It is rooms." the been in year this have They aesthetic there, so has offered Paris, in even not line, been, pleasure I to before remarked they affect are some twenty or or drawing rooms, and originality furniture and this a especially a are have like some bou- rooms dining furnished variety, of the artist who moment, I As sa- with with the in materials, different historical fancy su- Berlin. favorite poem. thirty etc., costliest of of in me rooms, the greatest style thing any exquisitely, artistically perfect doirs, libraries, reception loons, last of may say, a source have been all who perfect musical harmony There Inter- no that of those to of them in arrangement. some "furnished that acknowledged nationalexhibition, perior series of periods, or designed the after them. into my thoughts palatial Salon, finished comes ebony, with upholstering in the site shade of faintest olive green most satin, and whose the at in exquiwhich the Ger- and silver, .sum Here is taste. a with carved woods, hidden by partly and hung with are a follows lady's boudoir, a blue heavy skins of style inlaid floor is spreading walls the exquisite hall superb hunting furs, whose and suggestions antlers and of the chase, all er lighted by a splendid showlight, from above, which reveals the of mellow forests of in through Thuringia, valiant some his the stately is in streams in their glasses and settings, wearing or wars The sunshine once amid and quaint so carvings. might castle round-window the heavy hall of dining woods, and knightly a its details. ancient the the apartment which an have stood it in of tones is There shows knight the us at away colors in the lady's But above all there Tourney. strife of the is apartment, which is the very materi- one alization of has said forces of had the from utmost of disregard dining hall smaller a and Turkish upon artisticly perfect and walls ing and are a which plate, of twilight, a beautiful of and fumed fear live light the upon the floor, and silver and bur- China, is softened almost indescribably an of white of hall from table, gold gives for the atmosphere of of The sharp crude glaring sunshine, We fall glass The The ceil- union of frescoes center of which and superb banqueting effect. gotten. in of color. gleam old rare nished metal. to the draperies heavy catches the one with break the gold, of splendid In antique an bordered carpets waves tapestries. stands fringes the curtains in the sha- color, shade, pain- of of the doors and windows, fall- sharp angles ing wine in some irresistably draperies and deep utter by voluptuousness the Heaviest a guided upon an of the modern pictures Markart, in large, alcove. or bestowed One is artist of luxuriant fancy. ter Venitian not furnishing, with expense and reminded of the room has been care one enchanted ancient some its adornment and if as it hither in the stillness brought which is Some dream. seem It represents a adjoining The would night Palace. artist's an it bands so city the in silvery Then Then finished in frescoes regal in the of with deepening formed the favorite theme of conversation in society Renaissance. man sheen. producing effect. another apartment in with room, border of contrasts delightful dow if as feature has the during wholly a narrow strange of velvet, of French the pleasing which exhibition the and The jewel- artists which Perhaps manner. This is relieved by blue, the radiance and golden a suc- that the after beautiful a most of coloring. have time matters. designs have executed in most taste shadows of heavy something is it had been entrusted the Some of the first whole of French quite is in such beauty of the especially running cease note dress and furniture, etc., in of It sway. should and artistic of departments the ideal It is the very worthy which in refinement fashion the almost art. exhibition has been in so celebrated a gigantic strength Particularly beauty. simply been ever of by as of this work of embodiment of able rarely beauty statue, or perfection world have the by impressed One be drawing hand-beaten work which is magnificent. products, architect- an Portal here, destined for the arsenal of Berlin, the would small long in Porcelain never work superb huge porcelain instruments, machinery, printing, book-binding, etc. to many an mammoth Kinder instruments, musical etc., etc., thou- flocked and glass, iron and metal, chemical ure, depart- of tens have paper, wooden-ware, scientific life have received represented—clothing, percha, eloquent ef the various who mill- instructive aud thousands and ments, and the sands great- over a working mass more profitable than repeated from are I have exhibition. have furnished with day inquisitive itself bronzeware is in crets all new most are treme. ar- the this been celebrated and department such attention. grounds—a engaged beautiful Berlin's ry appliance of much of visitors. groups that for the practical operation it ground, and numbering inspires this mighty factures—in is The name. ion of inhabitants, and finds here an expression of that it beautifully impressed now city, now ornamented they might fairly of the Moab." the of of It statues. national! One is ness of growth alone—so varied and that of land realize that the exhibits to city sol- instruments laid,—and testing exquisite yet The silk, carpet, and woolen motion. cessful which city, car desirous of of many the is One over. Mammoth size, is of of of firms. exhibiting attracting portion one that this situ- are the The are par excel- department the machines—adapted electricity, was French its character, that a and for feeling the lights deliciously power and its of finish. halls long known the world wonderful *in beauty of all admiration. exposition, railway-engines and complete buildings garden-enclosures difficult have May, most a " the situated in the ranged for quartered there gave it, dreary, sandy desolateness, certainly deserving of are estab- indus- were once recalling buildings of which the With time, and the has to an exhibition the month name many preparations the respects, in derision of its Moabit, as of the suburbs of the one the Accordingly The exhibition success. ated in object destroy city. and underway, formally opened still As in their capital, to sometime past, extensive is the picture of a the is Borsig of One machinery. the 1579 cannot which have arisen, and prejudices lish of state, the Committee the exhibition is of yet city during the intervening period. the Exhibition in loads of Berliners with the growth of impress probably small between Berlin Exhibitions of 18-19 and fail is lence, long difference the engine industrial vigor of life of at half. the seen electrical iarge degree. to a immense The the what the industrial capital, not triumph been alone exhibits Berlin The track has I say Ger- summer. that he has ex- is away with the come is a articles the the through wander can hours, and then lav- buildings the One There detail, which worthy In Exhibition which has been of the Industrial and surprising once of mention even to and finish in perfection a the acknowledged who has visited one every been days ished upon her, will I think tie by thing material. longer no which have in other sneers the and same hibited, their man- across practical deserves Germany the England the doing and solid more and nature, Atlantic, America, have been with have from French, should endeavor important points only. most completeness the battle-field, but unfitted for the occupations of ordinary the 1 if long 187 ». OCTOBER. FRIEND, X light, effects in moment for- are a per- intoxicating color. I I you should attempt any wearying description of what I find it is artisprofanity for me to attempt to describe. further tic The one learns more out of the are a second study in are marble and where, you There bordered see Here an with are in creamy it in the wall in element the is furniture, papers, in lovely of the lace; statues bronze, but the artistic or corner, portieres tropical plants; or vases The and lifted pictures, unexpected porcelain, heavy stand of flowers carpets, You toned some shadow. on blue velvet, endless. first, at quietly oriental turbaned head, or set the lighting more time. deliciously sunset paintings exciting them enjoy practical and conventional. warm, Italian fruit delightfully to really effects poetic after another in such marvellous are variety, one the unexpected surprises, coming a in list is everyin the porcelain �TII X of the in stoves, delabra. It itself comes the the " (!) which is walls from springs acme in of is The the frescoes; aquatic Romish water The reached in the majolica. No sacred the to " cuisine " while the plants, is luxury considered practical. bath- " in itself. bath, with its tinted walls of region its forgetting a rea fountain hidden among clus- a shrubs and tering be- There is picture a finished are can- without practicul, mission of the beautiful. room of the practical, quaint-finish unites with prosaic is even FRIEND, trans- being followed are England here in with the stigmatized and hence practical, pleasure, Certainly of The ing and fame, but the receive of appliances touch from a wand—in the added passing handel, in the artistic scroll-work in brass, in the 1 iron perhaps too long a but subject of room-decoration, striking so could the of dency the of productions tains this, and dividual large tions those of may quent pages oftentimes the by home color it as beautiful he where the his lives, himself man those are who be to Nor when inspiring regard the avoided, who straightest of straight the on satin. rather than its in of garments They point serge to you his- that morals have wavered trnd tory and say, lost nil yielded and of draperies and which upon we true, to placed, truly beautiful we are but is to all, these we exterior one thus couraging let which the main to noble in which but so give pleasourselves, to the so I respects and success, significance strive power of alone. beginning, been in all has of expression gaudy, not within one signs and centres alone not ar- decorations of sweet may in strife for would closing this little sketch, that hibition added all the rich not As I said in the in its this is I Let each costly, not that and endless enter. render those inspiration, and every one, peat an beautiful make to harmonious, and and in inner lite the rendering and gained beauty not daily surroundings. our ure this will tasteful and more have grateful delight, hail, with in But finish. the garments as people lines of curving, sweeping tistic strength, a has a the ex- most en- imparted the little German visitor greets every re- on an coup- entering " Kunit "Art and Are the EXCAVATIONS THE I now am not isted. Such of scene of tests, which for those and AT OLYMFIA, GERMAN aware CONDUCTED BY whether the excavations being conducted at Olympia, in the Mo- and the to is One glorious production another met the loving Greeks was "Games" ever ex- of thinkers " " the Olympia, Games a and Con- centuries attracted ad- the other surrounded with The so Olympian Games known in the veiled by time a their mists the Doric Zeus. the to ter unhistorical They Originally they people of 777 B. C. foundation during were became they But af- general more celebrated were the which continued tury after century until they close in 394 A. D. to a Here Theodosius. most glorious in til tion the Bth civil for the time (of the a universal alds of were here gathered the the brow the the the poets, the festival. the the artists, wreath victor was the the of contests here singers placed upon glory of the Not alone did he possessor. the pomp races, The olive of the in the famous were the people, national great Her- and breadth length participate to this least) reigned brotherhood. celebrated athletes, and bards. at games the enjoy applause of the assembled thouOlympia, but his name was herald- tumultuous sands in ed through all his the became of valley of of the the one and to of Ancient alone conquerors enter the a pri- lists. the greatest of the Art. opulent Grecian Alphcus proud not esteemed it antiquity, temples, gods the permitted be to Treasuries stately of Here town. but youths, rulers and he became the Greece, native Here shrines Mythology. was one arose, to all The splendid col- the wild hung natural world. wreaked their till ments nizable of the to The world gives a The the once of cultivated teresting portion our tions in the before stood work of the they to The his "Olympia;" Berlin, of the land jects, the in life posing Unity of was fa- Berlin on whom it made Germany of on the was After the establishand the which had taken one his the result In 1862 he in turned its attention the war- to other ob- so deep woke into foremost in root new pro- that the German Government should Olympia, relics portant Parliament money made as the so German his auditors, among take upon itself the in the of owing exceedingly important lecture great seed He the Peloponnesus." mind of the Prince, the explora- but And Greece, profound impression. weary in- unfortunately 1851, Crown-Prince of Prussia, ment make Alpheus, were in have his we " delivered a most In the early researches. until journey through on this their undertaking, not, having made some exceed- Curtius of Professor of which close of awoke the more men to expedition valley important mous the abandon to however, ingly as and records of of the world. reasons many matter are French Government century the scientific forced and pomp Games" letters Morea, travels in the to scarcely region—once to the unparalleled attention of of centuries. however towards length, last century, n and the ele- of the past. myth At of Greece. march "Olympic frag- recog- glorious most art onward such by splendor. the its the floods longer palmy days passing thought lighted a in in and gloomy night the fails severe, the broken Over this sad battle-field of ments more commotions scarcely in the art to human hands by on even were belonging as triumphs fury sacred region Earth-quakes they maimed fierce aveng- some this others still by with plain, filled a if as over terrible by un- completed, and the marred and and But, art. produced sent years, ruins, succeeded were part and the among last at Zeus, the ravages wrought Olympia national the still the work of devasta- century flowed through ing destiny However intervening summoning of glory Here the through land heroes, the rulers, and To the and peace went the Greece in its Hellas. been during contests of people have may see emperor the liberty- religion. destroying foes, have been to seems Alpheus ancen- brought the development. flocked all the fierce we the were under and many mighty catastrophes through were in every cient world passed, they the confined Peloponnesus. the with gods, were Notwithstanding years. origin duration connected of is springing the foremost of the their character and four antiquity is reli- commencement tradition. centuries worship of as a far removed that their so mythological their of of are asso- were origin, Their upon the now rests of interesting many gious significance. from in the world spots place But region works of Few took their con- by Romans—and The later followed still other world, is again attracting the attention of all men. the after this and fierce Gothic hordes, swept in upon Then fair sacred to art and shattered wondering throngs the closing, fast Olympia. of of history continued. nations victors art Hellas waned, of power under- the of the Macedonians and then proudthe de- ivory, Phidias. begaze of the astonished the perhaps " The Romans, re- and gold the wonders of of one its In of the di- figure world. proud worthy the majestic esteemed was lavished renowned of sculptors, most of the ancient miring vilege GOVERNMENT. " famous It which the on genius. Thunderer" carved in " that quered by of nineteenth century. the vine by the rose light who have undertaking an interior famous antiquity their in away the was artists of famous most stretched Here in and colonnades Olympian Jove, of the temple into the history of decay, every in marble, bronze, monuments direction. holder were nation which has furnished Olympia Strength." and interesting people most and Industry Nation's the completely more velopment, growth Grecian und Gewerke Ilea Volkee Starke." THE stand national superb in gold—stately of avenue.* have the desire Greece, of est ornament hero of portal. German or of statues, and ivory which questions markable civilization, which ciations. that the centuries, the lifting of the present, relics of that generally by is in character. its lection the choicest efforts of a two- which political not of solving the elo- inner very sober and a baffled One aspirations, by the words he uses, clothed seats, has many tastes, of something as morality throne back Carlyle envelopes him, taking but There thought. produc- own understood, beautiful and rightly to of his ideal from were fancy, is this all judged of clothes. subject alone which sus- of territory; new hands, which educated them. man's a not atmosphere may be speak through the longings, needs and but about to on of judge can History skilled more gather disdained not may go women in farther, the in- from either their extent or they and men ten- expression its artists. we to that I purpose and ruling finds its best people a space It is said that do otherwise. life and inner or it forms feature of the exhibition a scarcely a of wood. staining have devoted this a and carvings of curve in too Government, may in the fullest sense be reThe object is not the gaingarded as such. formed humblest poetic and live is we welcome with enterprise at- are literal, too undertaking any this which as we way ideal and any most by this magical power of art. utensils, the plainest ordinary very The age in in but interest, circles, they in all 79 18 79. and America greatest attention, reason. generally fold in especial any Germany tracting with OCTOBER, for ernment of excavation of hope the of finding past. The appropriated nobly that purpose. The agreed to a the ruins there im- German sum of Greek Gov- assist—and in 1874 the �THE 80 following year Germany has excavations the the ly by of work and the coveries silence immense artistic of nigh world rising is one Dis- Slowly view. into un- old clasis It true but sadly marred and distorted features, with in which those whose search, read can importance widest Already with have we truths for and these in us collection of interesting trained for are eyes Berlin, of casts the figures many here also beautiful a of Temple from the ages. most a the Here Greece. in of facts later discovered, important objects, yet remaining of and historical of the workman, the spade der the als valley most originthe are Jupiter,— winged victory and ; above all, the noble Hermes of Praxiteles, of the one It is famous artists most impossible the it. All the with development sent on warm, some the forming those whom to close of debt a the with Lip of lately attended a Indians Zulus, who some for a for came tall, gaunt with their sad, ing evening cans, tures; in furs; with their men, evening this was same recent on and this on the blond a to pierchot mercilessly other, the Afri- most of fea- German with business Troy, was of that wonderful enthusiast and 1 am of relics which have of men holy during in refuge were ?" to his learn into of the interest* there been discovered. Menzies, This and perishing, they were who, early however, and asleep, the in appeared world have looked strangely Sleepers.' We returned this, they again tricks of the By two one after and cave fell of those strange on a Day of the Seven the 27th of June. runs, showers fall followed we ers by explain, Should, on this weeks of rain. seven have in Prussia grown in the be to the have we rain, varied had On Seven occasional by behind of day hours of passing And all this because of the Seven sunshine. who think, alone, I could We Hawaiian Two tell Books New York paper about are we Miss by Bird.—In publishing those two author of the book the on The titles of these books by wishing in the Miss " : Ride of A 700 Mountains," Rocky Through Miles A and Japan." in published the London of these as Hour, Leisure reputation which sustain her Islands is haa and have we been not the same, are a lively other been as those compelled on and pany, Mrs. our buy or on of principle with her We a principle. away "down who times, her son's at always ready and acceptable derfully intellectual good all. to listening four or She meetings. and rise to of her, three evening in preaching is pleasure from remarks some Saco, that Mrs. at spending sometime Charles, son of in this Com- Mrs. Stowe: to arrival my could portion Maine.—One of Saco, at I have had the Saco. is of Tontine" " man young investing Stowe is Beecher something say She is a won- woman. Mines—-Like island California, the out. giving with an being haa now ihst the goue has years been exporting Island, deposit of a rich mine of we are no " its growth of decsyed corsl," as fixtures William Ureig, a is cocoanute, supposed to turns out now with that our former fellow-towna- receiving a substantial bene- royalty for every ton of taken from his lslsud. we and employees. was gusuo-phosphate—lnconnection glad to know fit in the shape of the stockholders longer worth the taking sway. which until recently for the be good only to out of the business, the infer- has removed Company to be of sre Guano Company," which more immense profit undoubtedly heard it called, is The gold diggings th#Paclflc deposits of Americsn aud Japan. from the Islands of I'hnjiilx, Baker's, aud Jarvta, snd agents have the surface guano " The for the last twenty has Dentist, Gulick, the removed from Lower California to phosphates mine will probably last him Uis -* C. A. Sept. 71. his lifetime. Naval.—The $3 expensive London edition, costing when 12 would be a high price. Tontine" " the wishing to Stowe I found " H. nisn, Mr. the Island in the on thus alludes East," to by than a disposal correspondents writing from and surprised re-published United States, inasmuch purchase as Her book ability. read than any more publication, that it rare better a his income, which of racy writer satisfied that make not Farmings We have read parts of the first of names Life Insurance. Endowment and fully are ence Lady's Life the the combines Life has been Agent securing insure upon the to which principle, Exhausted a Hawaiian are The in the to York New to Company. successful quite guano Bird, relating Theodore & notice that Putnam books other denomi- of us 1579. Legation, Berlin, Aug. 11, New Although England, yet they invite attention would Insurance F. W. D. why. Sons This year after day pleasant It is workers, laboring both Christians be torrents, and in Apprentice House, Liverpool. earnest advertisement legend will disappeared sun to firm believ- peasant's superstition. Sleepers' Day Sleepers the so day, they good nations. popular which falls Sleepers, work, works with A. Bal- members of the Church of scarcely the England evangelistic within and withoutsectarian lines. the that told which it would fancy, such meet Liverpool. of must the 'Seven to in four, Esq., founder of the centu- which again, their to dreaming. to soundly, so this time they enough simply are Man- terribly thus At the end of more. Emperor, Imperial of that their slumbers continued for ries and and is associated in being discovered, the sister, well-known in interested 151 Duke street, Stephen were seven fame Roman but by the of the Matty some fell is fraternize with a cave; Instead, and Esq., from returning steamer England to gentleman deeply as to to the $4, dsy morning U. S. Steamer Alert arrived lsst, 14 days from the enUre distance. ters 641 tons. She la a third 146 men, carrying Following is on Wednes San Francisco, made the pasaage under sail and experienced complement of hsving light winds rate vessel, four guns. with She a regis- Hat of offlcera: a flbßwiatukr—C. L. Huntington. From Dr. N. Allen of Lowell, Mass, Executive Officer—Wm. Watts. Lieutenants—H. C. Hunter, we would relating to acknowledge valuable documents R. O. Peck. Ed. Farmer. CAi>/fcVt»«er— P. A. Engineer—A. C. Kngard. P. A. Surgeon—C. A. Siegfried. Hygiene. P. A. liiymnstrr— Jos. T. Addicks. Masters—X. 1. Dabuey, W. P. Clsson. the guest to Zealand suc- traditions the they us, sealed up alive date. As persecutions the under Christians, took tell name of one the legend of the old perhaps, Sleepers church in dazzling sunshine. most the from soon to come possession of a large collection Seven the Harvard discoverer, delighted that the Berlin Museum is of " here as noble interesting address where he the hears in never and oftentimes swiftly, so You remember, renowned the by The main Prof. Schliemann. ing side one Prof. Virchow, in reference visit have than this Patagonians, Teutons, seeded by the Islands. assembly strangely marked negro foreheads, led heads and Prof. Virchow. great scarcely and between, the flower Scientific to afterwards the the passing being besieged One thunder, towers "live" faces, and arrowy stem enveloped eyes, of forms north, " cosmopolitan tableau afforded—on the for, some striking group a more such tropics if the as were ol the An- meeting into the city force. mighty some to Life." our You could short time. wished gratitude study, and to by but per- are We had thropological Society. Patagonian hands Williams Damon. Frank P.S. I the which lies, in those sha- is the doiry depths, to being words of the eloquent "That Curtius. Olym- is much, owe so we in clasp We and love and ramparts of tbe since then find features of the past, lasting brotherhood. a great city, a do century modern civilizations ing in same the clouds and the rain fell we Npw splendidly the interesting telegraph the in by being bridged, are our the cold breathed upon and of inan- a as of this kind in the there is country is, something impressive in witnessstorm singular significance side discovery new Grand torrents. board the On city, and.the the our movement an wings of life young ancient of the of with England; modern science, The rifts of ages us. in in account in the reports of pia, it in pouring thun- magnificent a over belief has attached telegrams political great Russia, in the is passing of the conducting are rain writing, am is to one following Among some nouncing side is Germany interest. France, is I as storm perhaps be possible greatest credit up- Governments which the tense It antiquity. this under- beautiful enterprises ideal and century, and reflects on write of not to enthusiasm. with taking most of Just der of death, ns been made. have importance the The n years filled with busy and active life. now sic completed for well which brooded their burried a are on. goes over thousand is campaigns still Alpheus the especial- prosecuted dis-entombing four Already past. have they of work Guided contained in the writings accounts Pausanias, mighty men and the work has .forward. splendidly gone the begun. were her ablest of some sent conduct the enterprise to And in fully under way. matter was 1879. OCTOBER, FRIEND, professor, and college Ko Kun New York with tion. per He is month. is to Huo has credentials engaged have to a Chinese arrived in fill the posi- for three years at $200 Ensigne— R. H. Townley, F. H. Holmes. Vuaet Engineers— F. C. Bleg.H. Qage. W. Brown, Midshipmen— Q. low, K. 8. Sloan, W. A. Thorn. Olplain's Clerk— P. C. IKiymdeters Curiienter— Clerk—(J. K. van L. M. Q. E. Bnrd. Garrett. C. H. Har- Buaklrk. 8. Oregson. Agnew. Boatswain—l. bUeeau- —/'. (,'. A. Set*. '17. �THE sailed from Han Report of bktne Liliu, O'Brien Master, MARINE PORT OF JOURNAL. HONOLULU, S. I. from day* Arctic Bept of Now York, from Cobb, 30 days Perkins, Johnson, Jos I—Am bktne Sydney Port from Gamble bk 2—Am 18 days C Murray, Norns, I) 3—Am bktne r» Fuller, Discovery, 17 % from 8 ¥ V Haw bk Liliu, O'llrli-n. 16 days from S from Nettle .Merrill, Wallace, 42 daya on of Schr via Lahalna. 20 took July sailed for Baker's the and sailed for day all the rived of in port men and on material on 3d Sept. a 10 at made a. m W. distance 20 miles, and brig Juila M Avery, Avery, fm Haw Jamea Mg 8 Juslnilla, Cargill, from 11—Haw bk a C Kockemann, 123 Wylle, la days from Bremen Bept 10—Ambktn J A 21 Bubbart, Falkinburg, daya rom Portland. O Am ach Spreckles, from Sao Schmidt, yon via llflo Franciaco, Makee, Godfrey, from Kauai Hitiir Mokolti, Uoane, from liana 21—Ger bk Iphigenia. Green, 54 daya Bept 22— Am sch Job ttuoliey. Jarvis 24—U 8 8 Mrs Holmes, Mr llerrlck, and Butcher, For San Frsnclsco—Per Fernet, wife snd from Whampoa 43 Hempstead, from daya Island Alert, 24 Huntington, dayi 20 26—Am sch W U Meyer, Brown, daya from 8 F Weed. for San Fraoclaco Mrs for Perkins, Johnsoo, Joa Port lu—Rrlt sb Kavenscrag, Blggan, for Portland O Is tern Hera, Mouse n lor Fannlogs San Francisco or bktne Discovery, Mniih, for San Franciaco Bept 20—Am for Ban Franciaco 20—Am bktneElla, Brown, T Hempstead, T H Clillds, H Waterliouae, Mrs Cogswell, N B Jas McDade, Geo Brown, Antone Perry, Henry Dlniond, A McWayue, Heny Klliau, aud 14 others. From of City Sydney—Per New Holmes, REroHT or or trading Capt. Tripb, Schooner Harney.—Arrived from the Arctic Has 1,100 lbs :il. 400 Foi skins. to Aug. Ist John Howland, whales; 1 do; Thos snd follows: Helen as Eliza, 2 do; 6 do; Msr 7 Northern Abraham Barker, do; 1 do; Hunter, Norman, 2 do; Alaska, Seabreeze, 6 Pope, Gene- Sunday. Aug* on walrus ivory, of wbslers ss spoken the cstch Reports from up and besrd Light, whalebone, :1600 lbs 6 do; do; Rainbow, 6 do; 6 3 3 do; Coral, 6 do; Progress do; Dawn, ido ; whalebone and 1,200 )hs Ivory; Schr C M Ward, 1,000lbs lbs Giovanni Aplsni, 400 lbs whslebone Jesnuette, of Bennett's exploring with Kotzebne Sound in company the Swedish exploring Vega, of by tho ustlves The ivory. 1,600 expedition Sept 2—C A Perkins, Sept 3—Mrs D C Murrsy, Dr C Speira, Jonas Jsnson, George Ztmmett, Anna Long Chinese, male, cutter. The a revenue expedition, having passed through Bherlng Strslts -list of July. Capt Tripp reports as tbat the last winter numbers of a had animal food. thus excessive died from sacrificed stranger. of P M 8 8 Report the at buoy rived at 3 06 p Auitusl Sydney, m. and Auckland 12 16 ney to Auckland, York, Wm B Cobb, Com- City of New from discharged atn 14th. pilot Aug 19 at 336 pm; Left Auckland City Sydney. Tutuila waa abeam; 40' = on Arrived W. the 27th crossed Honolulu at 13 daya 4 hours ning time and 10 Sept equator a iv long to Report of Bktne. Francisco " Discovery breexe light a from at ri daughter, 1 In r. M. tow of tag ■' Mi- The first 8 I'irat part of pasaage light aira and calms. days after reaching lat. continuation of light Westerly winda, when from N X to ° W we the trades light got Sept. 3th at 11 N C and carried them In that way to port. 26 ° N and long. 134 a son In The deceased John Scsr- came as sea- had been but Kalakana, the 1866 of College aa these lo 1868. Tutor a In Ihe IH6I. he Since he waa looking for obliged snd His came he has he hss wnom to won become sod modest liearlng commended taught Hs close of the last at the an engagement was In Kca- Hus-da, Petersburg. climate his arrival those with the at of St genlsl a more quiet gentle at f.ir left Kauktuus, friends of learning. Oaha College, Juat horn studied He Teacher, in a subsequently having received a and February. esteem of His acquainted. sought Queen's Hospital. PasuaCHHor, Germany. Bauer, In Ihe lslanda last to Honolulu, at the In Professor in the University suffering, he health Island, Bept. of Henry and Mary May, Profeaeor Claudius where he became degree on this Koolanpoko, luiaiit son lo a few lesson, at year's study term, and bat hia opening all literary labor. relinquish Ills funeral wss attended from the Bethel on the ISlh, and Ills remalna deposited In Nuuanu Cemetery. MAKKK-In this Make*--., Aged uatlve a James city, on the lflth September, of Massachusetts, USA. of the Bute 67. aged 61 Thomas MoMt, 24th, More—ln this city, sept sW years. a Chicago papers native please copy. Chbistian—ln Sept 26th, Honolulu, at James Christian, He was Queen's native a servant a the of the of Hospital, St. French Thomas, Commis- Houohtailiho.—At Palaiua, Sept 27th, of congestion of Hoikihtailinii,In the 24th the lungs, llaniii. Tans of his age. year V Sept 9—C Nef, Perkins, YOrls, Behrens, LIFE INSURANCE CO. der. From Bremen, R per Mlbs Sparruth, zagt, C Wylle, Sept It—Miss Yon Gravemeyer, A UnvOT- G Yon Grave- Annual Thirty-fourth. Report! meyer. For San Francisco, Sept ID—Peter Cooke. For San J Francisco, A Hubert Smith, Discovery, per Adam Upp, Chrialy, (I 18—Mrs Sept A F A Tompklna, May, J C From Islands, Ousno f38.000.000 ASSETS (Cash) C Hansen. Jas X Magee, A Crane U Herwigh. ANNUAL. INCOME 8.000.000 CASH T.000.000 SURPLUS Joseph Woolley, Sepl 22—Capt per »oy. Gabriel HolmesRobert Brings, G W Batherson, Wm John Keed, John Gllhertson, and 32 Hawaiian*. Wm 11. lIACKFELO fc CO., Coffin, Astoria, From J. A. per General Agents. Sept 20—Mar Falklngburg, James Arndtage, R W Lame and child, Mrs J T Downey, C. O. and 12 Chinese, Ssn From Frsnclsco, W G McCutcben, ler, Special Agent for the Hawaiian islands. 21—222 Chinese, Iphlglnla Sept per W H Meyer, Jno Sept 26—J M L H Mil- Buohler, Edwsrd Dscy, Alfred Olillc, * Brown, F N Willeta, Jamea Hansen, J Savtdge, Sept 20— Spreckels, Clans per BBRGER. W H Lewis. San Francisco, From Nelson, a has From Laysou, per Vivid, Sept »—A Houlder, A H Boul- From Whompoa per and W snd foggy weather. Jos per Sllvs and wife, James McCloskey. "A. Fuller, Msster,—Left San Sunday, August 17th, with Gamble, and From Sydney, per Anstrslls, Sept fl—A A Mardyed Thos Rafferty, Geo Vogt, Antonio H Hun- m Ed- He Sc ahrktt, sou of Haw bark From James Island, per Julia M Avery, Sept 9-=-Capt P E J Platt, Purser. Honolulu. nt" the 1at236 minutes from Auckland Wm Urquehsrt, Bobbins, A Magee, Frahk Rivers, Ms. Crab. Sept. 9th, horse. a B Defoor. ar- Syd- time from Running minute,. 4 daya 6 hours 68 at 8.40 p m Aug 22 at 7 a Aug 19 at 8p m, discharging pilot 174 "28' W, exchanged signals with P M m Ist 22° 40' 8 long 4 30 Island of a m 88 of On the 24th Augat 165 For Port Smith, Cast off Irom Boguer, R Pearson, MAaosarr croup, H Miller, J Johnson, C Hansen, Bcholpp, C R Clark, Hfwett, mander.-Sailed Frank Ben Magery, Havuiy. resident of niond White,Ah Choug. Indians poor for gain of the greed nigsberg, sioner. Albert of Kojoigaherg, Irom Miss From San Frsnclsco, per Ella, Sept »—Mrs Spence, B E Weed, Geo Luproll, John Gorbelt, Max Adler, Alejo Hudson, A Kansas. Ireland. —Died 17th. near West ladies. the cruel thst to the sa the natives for of J E Klpp, J Bhetl- C Cart*r, N Robinson, Henry mouths. ster, H Teiney. Thia being main reliance peculisrly seems It should be the waa have natives depopulated. off of the walrus by whalers, result of the killing tbat the dner, H Church, the Arctic, snd in from the periahed of nisny severe very whole settlements starvation, is reindeer Also thst cold. was 4 of Scotland, Syd- W Henry, J O'Brien, B Phillips, N Vernon, ney, Lowery, F GarJacob C Ames, R J Oreen and wife, A T Williams, was reported between the 20th and Moses, a W. E. and Welthy E. derrick Michael the health falling, he 4—Mr WashFrom San Francisco—Per Discovery, Sept burn snd wife, Schlmmlng snd wife, P Cook, T MathewsE Wlsemau. Joseph L R R M Noble. Barnes, Lsvinder, Q L C 78 snd ;l female. a Daniels, —At the Queen's Hospitsl, Sept 9th, Michael I'RBCBCHRor him Francisco—Per kick Galway, the respect snd Joseph From Puget B Uordon. Hammond, A lying st wss Free- Bennett, and 62 In transitu. From San Francisco—Per Liliu, Sep 5—X ral I—Mrs Sept York. For San Francisco, per Kalakana, Sept 4—Mrs Dsly and and family. child, John Patterson, James Bryant MEMORANDA. 9, Patrick Md., aged 60 years. at Lamed, May—At Ksneohe, 11th, Ernest IIKNitY, aged Seehurg, Benson, Mann lon, Jordan, for Victoria, B C 23—Am bk wife Jas Smith. for Sao Franciaco Eustace, Boie, Pcpt 10—Am topsail achr Dowsett, R Townsend, W. sailing In other Hawaiian vessels. September From San Gamble ]o—Ralsteasch Vivid, English, 12—A in snd wife, F c board on M Davidson, R T McGinnls, wife snd child, Oar|ieuter. J W N Bel-rill, Mrs HAP Csrter and daughter, J H Coney, 8 Australia, Cargill, for Sydney 9—Am bktne Hbney of city, Sept. 9, this alias Weat man Sept 3d, during about 60 years. aged Wslliiku, Sept. In k Mlsa Pldder, Mlaa Blanche Coruwell, Sound—Per 8 Low, F Gwlnn, and Miss Poor, Barker, John Henrlck, Mrs Butcher, Tbos 3—Haw bk Kalakaua, Jenks, for dan Francisco M Chss F on aea. moutha. t'iinnkli.v rett, Honolulu papera please oopy. Woolley, Burled at infant daughter or itv, 'i Connelly, 1— Sept Hon RTUHKH. OKI' •* I—P M88City of Rydoey, Cobb, 9—P transitu York, child, T W Thomson, Miss Msry Dowsett, W R Csstle, R Miss M Kinney, Miss snd man Bept 63 in New W Money snd wife, Hon Dr McOoppln, Hon Nellie llolbrook, 0 B Wells daughter, Miss 8 Prao from of Cily daughter, Porter, Miss C X Gouldiug, 20—8-tmr Kilauea llou. Sears, from Kshulul Hkrkii Consul, X for the psst :I3 years. the Post OIBc Auckland, per City of New York, Sept I—Mrs Barker, Bock, W Simms, H F Claus Btmr Jas D Franclsou ban At II Guano Islsnds to Honolulu, Hola, tiatl ye of Baltimore, the Islsnds This certificate service. Herman street. West Side. Burleson—At Wslmea. Hawaii. From \> Joseph Hawaii. Bublkbon. from tbe Labaina <i ofkau. Hauiiv a aged PASSENGERS. Is via B—Rai&lea sch Vivid, English. 13 days fm Lsysoos tbe native of England, Wll.l ar- at 2 P. « A—Am bktne Ella,Brown, 16 days fm San Franciaco — native native Hawaiian named Hept. 22d at sea. 8. 8. bearing 0 board at 81 elan Franciaco r her passage from the and sailed onboard in the in hands of the Michsel. resides Daniels—At Watlukn, Sept. 6, board and men while the in placed t Hula guano for Ham- and material men Honolulu. Oahu tons the 9th for Rowland's Island arriving on taking Hola died and was buried Island Island and found ship arriving Aug. 3d, taking Island, snd 10th, at Jarvis Ihe 21st with 1650 on 7—Am bk Harm ion, Jordan, 26 days fm Burrs rds Inlet h been Cleveland, Ohio. Inland Farmings llnlshed loading moorings loading , She the at Master— ley, Benj. Hempstead, arrived 3d 20th and sailed burg. on Wool Joa. Honolulu Juue 21st and lighted from ihe 29th \ July the 16 days and 6 hours out. woun-ied been having His brother. some Glasgow from Tarawa N alghteJ In the foriy-flrst Regiment of Ohio tni the war as a private Volunteers, snd Wss drawing a pension of eight dolars a month has material 8F days fram 6—Hrit bk stormy iVir-rl. Keed, 148 days 6—Schr Got the first of the trades lv lat 27 ° of Honoluluat 10 pM. Springfield Ocean 1-PMSB City had flue weather the entire Maul at daybreak of tbe Mb Hept, aud arrived off the port Bailed Geol Harney, Tripp, 26 cch 81—Am l.th at 4 p if the on passage. Report ARRIVALS. Aug Francisco 81 18 79. OCTOBER, FRIEND, THE ONLY COMPANY snd 4 Chinese. Lorenz, For San Francisco, Ells, per 20.—H Sept 8 Benton, THAT ISSUES Tlbbets, Win Boot. Charles Settegest, Frank X A. Molokai bearing sighted M. S W by S. distance about 30 Thomas Tbe Am brig Timandra. with a TONTINE MARRIED. miles. Master, hence 9th April for tbe Arc- fire arms, ammunition etc. cargo of rum, went upon a reef at Nunevak Island, May 20th.and tic trade, work by the crew at ihe pumps to ears her, after three day's Tbe cargo waa saved, except the rum— she wss abandoned. waa spilled In the 91 packages, about 2900 gallons—which it from the Indians. to Dusu—Bal—At 30th of laat, July Dunn, to Miss Plantation, Moanul Rev. by Kmii.ik Father Molokai, on the Ma. T. 8. Dainlen, Bal. SNimn—Lohelari—At the INVESTMENT residence of Mr D. MansMr. Bo- 26th. by Hey. 8. l'aaltihl, ku, Moanalua, Sept. to Mass Martha Luuelam, ward Miner BNtrnu, POLICIES. keep hold, The achooner Sea Jfymph some at took ; on Ellis Hawaiian brig March Ist, to take off her from Honolulu, rived the 20th went ashore The time In January. board- the crew crew, and for Bnnbani s leak, broke the and rudder, Island, and arrived on pair ber, tain left broken May up. bottom. Alia and abe She waa 29th waa California. condemned and for The Sea but She some tight, but her apars March April; The was Cap- partially repairs were Rawlins—ln this a to her gone.—6. P. Sept. Ist, Mr. Wm. I. HaWuss, Kent, England, ts is city, at the ftueeo'i Hooas. of San Franuisoo. passenger ment aa a on 6« BEING to the Ilia was health failing be supported the Ladles' Btrsnger'a tlcale found among his papers, to waa in s- find employ, placed An Endowment Policy Jane In AT THE the and his runeral Friend Society. it Sd, Da Islands PRACTICALLY A years. HtMpftsl, Sept He tame board the W II Meyer, hoping painter hospital, where he paid by aged 40 years. of these Islands for the past Hooas—ln irl a city, native of Deptford, resident dls- could not re- sold. Hongkong. yymph needa and ar- squared away the 9th of beached the vessel charged ballaat and DIED. passengers and left the 22d for Gilbert's Group for natives. illst sprung Group Violet sailed expenses From a cerll- appears thst he served dm- USUAL LIFE RATES. �THE 82 the fact that to Dr. of the a had The language. brought us in the ihe Testament. the This was is hymn 6th Hawaiian 1870, I " New wrote into Testament. In Thee." other many October, the hymn, At the close In tongues. 1871, I The into Hebrew, in all thirteen. one Soon after them to Rev. experts. Dr. Gulick sent spoke of my Hawaiian version." favorably Our correspondent appears much as that delight Andrew's yet, he per that the showing than stronger office be much in- in with but his eyes have not, Dictionary, view a of " Thou the in expresses the ignorance of the lic regarding " cation, Parker and the pleasure the have language in hymn, expressed in and publish it; remark, that it is printed would at the E PILI E pili ou E ' na in the But Oh, be to land delight and Chinese dens, of But what I say, to was He aea A moe Pohaka No'u ' If wae no, ko'u ma E pili na'u two allows lo lolii, A pau loa oi sold E pili B ko'u he au maddening look Akua.' houses that rum is this desired to and that poison. I hold that approbation It is liquor. A are tailers afford to as the must be drugs. where then the " They a man fair least see, if killed his by to asleep that supposing rut-died had he deck on was and off Diamond Head, injuries, but they a merchant. effected his murderous purpose and drowned. of firm naturally Btrong A Makee's recovery from his serious that he gave up the were so .Jones & quently became Makee, Anthonk in Honolulu Co, in the building found congregated Interlarded with yarns. from business as a of skippers, merchant, Capt. As sugar. haps auy He was palakua. the word. war, of the these Islands his one for the and commenced the done than per- hands he planted own eucalyptus varieties, at UluAmerican, In every patriotic a Makee purchased sense In 1862, during the darkest period of the he sent at San With man. After retiring agriculturist, he has an for the natural progress of other wonderful spinning Maul, more many thousand trees a the New Bedford strange words. estate of IHupalakua, In East cultivation now for were and successful ship-chand- number of years very popular and New London whaling as a Makee, which subse- occupied by Hyinan Bros., on Merchant street, There could be vo- and entered into business first ship-master, The and jumped overboard when the vesHel constitution favored Captain of In the cabin, about thehead and body, and evidently cut bim fearfully of civil hundred barrels of molasses to his agent Francisco with Instructions to sell the the prosecution of the same and his contribution as Energetic, thoroughly war. connected with the history of these Islands. He dlssolubly to widow and a a large family of sons and daughters loss. an Irreparable mourn Lost Book.—Some in our If the wanting, shops perfectly were so much and on we noticed Christ's the that book and in gave enthusiain our the same to we friend has perusal not of it a pleased we a second with name recommended the friend, but alas, that returned it, and what is still be lamented this of we have notice return contrive book in the some our book in We his eye, under he should feel shall, and to fall may the forgotten friend, the borrower! our reading, trust if it much smitten too person, then let him other method library ! We for are placing very the forgiving book borrowers! re- of drink. most months ago "Willett columns We Miracles." to the only—but • no, the ticed of this dread- allow article rum in juice," of the mischief. profits water have goes Spaniard of Ouam, at- a while he he finds it. tarantula most becomes replaced of Lahaving entered the port tacked the Captain re- fair article of a no man ever large enough a into thin port for medical assist- put halna, the steward of tbe vessel, more to at us the temperance with grapple okolehao, that does ful trade town of a and compound—of drink they You sense. — erous to During the voyage ance. leaves kerosene of it exists, and as IHI2, in the 24th, He first arrived at these Islands forward the proceeds to Washington, the islands; at quality. at November 1843, in command of the sperm whaler Maine, having been compelled your journal Kerosene, Bad but will drink, let people "twang" poe,— i'oe to read of sold in the saloons of whiskey mix in they would Makina nei; Kau anela we facts, thp first: that the none be to born for common Heaven knows that the alapii in "Good possible, the E ko'u Akua.' Keia of wife when under the influence of good, genmoe, i'oe, au be had be made can extreme It is full of grade tailing of i ka po, Penei ka is acre that follows my editorinl in entitled: man must no wav, can particularly more express the short most ko'u Akua.' E been at bin residence In expired in the 67th year of his age, ha Tuesday last, Makee is inenterprising, generous and hospitable—Jamea Honolulu is of the vilest i'oe, it as gambling wicked of trail of the serpent. safe pe.— just everything hoolea au I crowds by hordes Already offices, and and planter pioneer on Woburn, Massachusetts. lers. water group ? rose opium lottery government pili over long since, the this second: that E a those fair lands of are Ma ke kea, • bear shown not over-run the throughout Akua; au aston- to wells, when every blossom like the at and biteth the P. C. Advertiser, July 20th.| lv the Californiatrade and afterwards unlimited that artesian Whiskey." au not old having was Department call attention to kieia pubCapt. poor Philadelphia, i'oe, E ko'u 1 All as Hawaiian August, I'OE. must far."—that so seems 'Ihe Kalakaua King of the Kuokoa: p"St- Centennial Exhibition in proves this. here in the last issue of is This this city connected with the London, bad, horrible of the American from Honolulu articles always found much the writer's version perusing we so mania them, is term Archipelago strange interest. and Hawaiian yet general locust like Chinese, and Mr. one if discovered. penalty and everything and Hawaiian that, " serpent a wine. mixed out adder." an cation through with others—acquainted to much Rev. persons—like as The postage stamps those Oilands," an offering his translation for publi- but that art so near, discovered He Grammar. month. stamp regulation of be detached under not with comes postage department, some and expresses fallen has been refreshed with Hawaiian modesty to linguistical studies, Friend the Hawaiian that the wrappostage stamp should bear has usually been torn ofT, cent exhibited terested in stingeth like woe, redness of Death of James Makee. Mr. Damon: The friend of seek to drinks. have and who find ones or can Correspondence. pleasing punctuality every ishing; making thorough revisions, I the [From Hawaiian. was series, my those who go are New York, Aug. 23d, 1579. Wakeman used last but two, in are great wine mixed who " babbling Those the high these as a Kingdom from the still, that those eyes," like had made eleven other versions, year, I as made the through Latin version of a date without either read dictionary, Nearer, My God, To of the under "In 1856-7, I, : or i'oe, au of of does The comes cententions, owau,— Akua.' old it injurious so sorrow, E pili face York. as Proverbs says no; New York My dear us be not la ana the-last, it familiar The author thus writes grammar clear alcohol, au Eke Nearer, " New take What of the health and more care its citizens than an, knowledge a translation a welfare of hope will said that the little aluna Me oh ' be to State of I kela and My God, To Thee." August of Hawaii takes Kieia Hawaiian New an hymn, commencing, English i'oe, hymn a language, derive to from language au E pili Eke Akua.' E hoolea Hawaiian he had only book of the triumph E pii enclosing composed nae, important min- us in hand. question nni Eng- of Mass., this five Let Government Hawaiian Ma ka'u mail Manning Chipman, Park, that the — in less than drunk. crazy ko, this States out comes utes ptiiiaku ka'u u ' land pastor, the Rev. R. Hyde ka po, no single drink, and one wav, ana .He tela write retired New a 18. ». OCTOBER, sufficient books, in United last linguist, and speak of study letter from a a German to Na reference acquired Hawaiian from the same, published we learned Sanerwein,* knowledge la. a Uu last issue our 1 in Hawaiian Literature. Curiosity In FRIEND, this deleterious in New York sober, takes We would Temperance published weekly Good Templars kohama, acknowledge Union, in a a file of the Family Newspaper, Shanghai, China. appear to The be active in Yo- Japan, and Shanghai, China. �THE 83 1879. OCTOBER, FRIEND, of Worship. Places ADVERTISEIWEITTS. Seamen's King a. Seats free. M. at Fort on at 10 at A. Kawaiahao King waiian every at 10 m. Plantationand lnsuranre Pastor, and 74 J 1.. s Preaching Sabbath P.M. Cuuhch—Rev. H. H. Parker. at Sabbath school 11a.m. o'clock, alter- 74 at services District Kaumakapili. Catholic I*. meetings Prayer M. Fort ; at 10 Sunday every Kaumakapili 94 at (Succesora with Kawaiahao. Wednesday at 74 The Alex. English and I'iuloa 74 House at on 10 a. Hawaiian Islands. Brand's Works, Perry Ps-vla' As,J Palis Kunb Laices, Killer. IB"**** Rev. Falber Services \V I. | s Xli DICKSON, Si Pastor. DUNSCOMBE, in Building Materials, Honlulu, January 1, Fort Street, Honolulu, H. I. Manager. 1875. Ha- Sabbath school o'clock, alter- meeting every I) II 1.1 X X M M. INN. and Physician I> - , CASTLE & IMPORTERS AND Surgeon, COOJiE DEALERS IN Corner Merchant snd Kaaliumutiu Btifeta,near the Post Office. Mackintosh, tbe Rt. Rev. Ald Rev. Rob't St. Dunn, Sundays the opposite nt. 114 and School at AQEItTS OF Shipping Merchants, Commission and Hotel. Honolulu, 11a. M..and tbe MERCHANDISE I QENERAL CO.. Si BREWER 1 M. A., Temporary Andrew's street, Sunday p. M. Salt ED. Prayer D.; Clergy. services CO.. chants, Honolulu, Oahu, of P. M. Beretania Cathedral, 24 I). Si E and General Commission Mer- Ship Chandlers in charge Services I ■■mm Church—Bishop, Willis. Rev. the Kunea. Sunday at 104 a. m. Evening services at 74 M. C 0. L. Richards k Co.) Dealers in Lumber and Niiuauii. near to Whitney k Robert- M. M. evety A. nating Ired and 2 p. a. m. K«-t»nlrrr. or Bookstore. R PEI . * meeting Beretania. near Church —Rev. Beretania street, waiian Church—Under street, 4. Home M. Bishop Maigret. assisted by Hermann Tuner Sailors1 the at \\ A ' Agents Roman NANCHETTE. I'iHs.-K.nr Orders If II Urr Pastor, Services in Ha- Palace. tbe cbapels at 3.30 Wednesday at 74 P. Rt. Rev. H. I. Agents, Honolultt, (For many yeers connected with Chickering At Sons.) son's various every CO.. Merchants, Commission M. Sunday with nating 11 a. Evening a.m. Si IRWIN before the streets. Beretania above street, G. Preaching Church —Rev. W. Frear. Fort and Sundays School WWT HOME! SAILORS' o'clock. 7J Street ol corner Hume. Sabbatb School Prayer meeting on Wednesday morning service. evenings Chaplain. S. C. Damon. ttii' Sailors' iirur Mn-.-i, 11 at Bktiiki.--Rev. Clergy PORTLAND REGULAR TIHE Packets, New England The Union ADAMS. P. ■jl Oafiu. 11. I. OF LINE Insurance Company, Lit* Mutual insurance Company, San Ifraucisco, Marine The Kohala sugar Company, m. Auction and Commission Merchant, The Haiku Sugar Company. The Hamakua Sugar Company, L. A. Mil I li. IMPORTER & DEALER IN JEWELRY, S. HN |<i King's Combination Spectacles, Olaas snd Plsted Ware, Can be consulted . I. ratea for NEWS - - - back numbers—put Hotel street, between streets. up to order W. Corner Fort and Hotel KEEP A I OP ASSORTMENT FINE CALL. of Oabu snd the other Islands OPENED Goods for Trade. Suitable a>Osse Clilbom THE ATTENTION a THIS SHIP during last Six Yeara the that the perience best ex- assortment ! Well-selected or ' Chosen with great , Importers and Dealers Foreign Books, in GOODS FOBTBADE 1 some And STATIONERY Si. Sell Cheaper PERIODICALS. than any Bouse other in the delphia, secure Kingdom. can Jarvee' History Or HAWAIIAN THE QUIDS of the Hawaiian Islands, Andrews* Hawaiian Grammar, of the Hawaiian lelamla. ALSO, OTHER Otf HAND, Daily Rev THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL, theyesr. by Love." "lh> First ••BehoUl to I Stand at Morning snd Evening Message to Christ's .. _ ham Smith. ALLKN ALL HKKBERT. THE HAS uents requisite In PROPRIETOR, MODERN carrying on a IMPROVE- Brat-class Hotel 1 Denhsm Smith. by Rev Various Addresses, by D L Moody. „_,„,. Priesthood, by M W Soltau. The Tsbernscle and ihe Rev Dr Bsgbes. Characters of the Bible, by F. male Watchword. The Boy's of smeller Books by Browuww North, S M Also » vsrlety Hauihlon, Ac. BI'Kl A in Suits, BISHOP a of Faith, traoelated Irom Ihe . Various Addresses, outol any Eastern Menace German. A Remarkable Converalon. Poole Life of Joehua Ihe Throne, by Mrs AnnaSbiplon. The Message from Mrs Anns Shlpton. The Lost Blessing, by Mrs Aonashiptoo Asked of Ood, by in the Wilderness by Mrs Anna Sbiplon. Tbe Wslch Tower Mrs AnnaShlpton. The Child Minister, by J Denham Smith. Life Trotha, by Rev J Denham Bmlth. Rev I.ileIn Christ, by Wilderness Provision, by Bar J DenWalk and Warfare, or not with only establishment in cities. Pantaloons I HABITS lALITY. Eastern Styles. W. TREQLOAN, Honolulu. Dr W P Mackay the Prayer will obtain at my place Hunting Children's Rev Dr Ciilroas. or be turned MADE Portions for Ephesus, by Rev Dr Knock." the Door snd Uodlces, by also James Smith. Christ's Qrsce snd Truth, by Dorothea Trudel, or connection that they LADIES' RIDING excellent works. A few copies ofthe following Rememhrsncer, can English BIBLE DEPOSITOBY, SAILOR'S HOME. BOOKS ON THE ISLANDS. In houses In New York and Phila- Best Materials ihe At the Goods, The BEST FITTINC GARMENTS that FOR SALE at COST PRICE Hawaiian Dictionary, Chart a to style, and adapted my customers but will AND Hawaiian Grammar, hare the CO. England Just Received from Hawaiian Phrase Book, <fc DILLINGHAM Hod experience importing assure Very PriII.ISHKKS BOOK, that I this climate. extensive an of the largest I care, ss lo had Having can Stock of PORT from personal can leatlfy keep the undersigned fact the Establishment. First-Class Where Gentlemen MASTERS VISITING to large KOBIBTSON H. M. Whitney), Streets. No. 3T Fort Street, at WHITNEY & ROBERTSON, to DILLINGHAM & CO., Honolulu. ly >■ Tailoring Merchant ESTABLISHMENT, DEPOT, to sea. parties going WHITSaV (Successors on NBW OF READING MATTER-OF ■ residence Alskea and Fort etc. etc. THRUM, Merchant Slrrrl, PACKAGES Papers and Msgasincs, reduced his M^ TREGLOAN'S NOTICE TO SHIP MASTERS. THOS. C. 10 The Wheelerk Wilson Sewing Machine Company, Dr. Jayne <t Sons Celebrated family Mediolnes. TERMS STRICTLY CASH [lyl STATIONERY AND N*>. The Waiaiua Sugar Plantation. D., M. McOREW, at Sewing Machines, Picture Frames, No. 73, Fort St. Robinson's Building, Queen Street. Surgeon U. S. Army, Late Vase., Brackets, in fire-Proof Store, HONOLULU. DKAW THE BANK OF — New CO., BANKERS, HAWAIIAN ISLAND!. aUOHAHttI ON CALIFORNIA. asnraaia SIR aassrs I* FRANCISCO, —- lark, B*sl«-s. Paris, AsMtklaasl, THE ORIENTAL — BANK Aan>vsaia Hsaiksaf _ CORPORATION, LONDON, aaaaoassta — . Syslasy. and M olkotsrat). And Transact a Oen.ral Banking Business apl» 7» f �AYsoCMuchiearnP tg'f onolulu. Pure religion and wuiefiled before God, the Father, THIN the IS PAGK to and theiraffliction, in one's keep is this: self unspotted from the world. 84 To visit thefatherless and widows fallen under the power of this destroyer of human happi- gives manifold pleasure, the flower herd, Edited by a CoDiittee ol tHo T. M. C. A. At the Honolulu there was regular monthly meeting Y. C. M. quite held A. for the question appointed Association do 18th, Sept. evening What " : community, Social and religious." be well tian's not the as large largest, it as practical ideas We like cussed have in the smallest, to into the discussion himself A. M. C. those who and our warning, hand bring the live to striving of the all, of kind a tunities are right fellowship. all And does not of his out As a heaven given angel life it the what part not desire bodily to first can indeed, the I do for all ? me ? or ed for the toil of a not image that was 1 can do, can a establish What to kept and be to are you has many one wants can only be the claim I go to no one ran Inherent the exiiense of desire to make too true." Death of of we heart, of Mr. the 30th Inst., at '2 Volcano House r. H. on his assistance from return Manager, to Hllo on Monday ova rection of Mr. kindly snd litter The started under the persousl lstter Mr. Kldart. Capt. Mr. A. brought giver, none not be should supply on Wodehouse's to H. Houlder's of his Wodehouse, Major were morning, the Jltli Wednesday on In the schooner remslns, in chsrge and Houlder, Honolulu which was chartered llaleakala, fur hiln esteem and affection of the stand that sMemorlalService on ninny by whom his lamented. We under- willbe held at St. Andrew's Monday ihe 2tith instant, at 10 o'clock above the copy would and a. at. " from the add, that having Adfre- a still the world and he would Major Honlder for that purpose. Tbe Isle Mr Houlder's by Mr. Honolulu exteudiugover several mouths, had won stsy st quently from would Half-way House for the Sumlav evening directly he received it di- most geutlemsn of the letter by the bauds of Mr. Tucker, Informing him From the Hllo side of tbe wood the body was sad event. cart generously lent for the purpose by conveyed on s vertiser," be ai-cniii- to which place morning, natives by Severance. readily day, under the the Hslf-wsy House, snd to difficulties, borne Mr. by who transported the following deceased the tho crater of Kilaiua. promptly rendered most was on Saturday while ast-emling the hill to Lentz, the kind aud energetic of the organic dis- Alfred Houlder, of the ami of Uoulder Bros. &* Co. of Loudon aud Liverpool, some sorrow that record his death. On it is with sincere called upon we are many Houlder since his arrival Mr. met England, rebel—greatly he the sudden death, from report the Houlder.-Itiswith great regret Alfred Mr. car- of the divine All account of ltttle by such Is not the fsrt. for it, If he will unwelcome it and if his bear his burden, he would bear were ailord or theless son in this mood of to no, be understood that but myself, Make death will be deeply and sincerely more giver. would he can four hundred per rent prollt on their goods prethe article I from using very many pharmacists but neverrecommend. An unfortunate circumstance, three was 1 force all can others, No, not be remedy Any druggist doing so. Unfortunately Instant, in him would generously rebel. taker, this We are druggists Further, pure Loxa the country* must make Church and taker, in paiiied It and look- I can to a man be than rhesper I snd this prepsrstlon testify, can as all cases of drunkenness, had lv limited quantities." enters 1 obtain ? what tell him, you by race can could ia six quarts of tinc- of fresh Loxa bsrk, evapora- cure facilities for as my much better than those possessed firm Every of brothers his claims not And nothing to of joy he has enriched what service what doe. to sell it, greatest and what consideration a but he I bear, what contribution give ?—not, can grace, gives; this world, he whole on a our correspondent. from Peru getting the bark Individual any the body should be, inquiry 1 ever offspring of the great Giver, around ing here powers, enters on quart, furnishing really that own store. man Castlx. to insert the July 30, Dr. D'Unger I make, which numbers in yonr city thrones, domini- whom happy N. us vents the given He peace. by us dated six pounds aue can give, which will these and the Bulletin, msde from "It all these gives he has" receive, except, access overlooking to occasions he has manifested his symwork, among evangelistic in behalf of pathy Hawaiians, Chinese and other His address C. A. Y. M. the at held the at nationalities. anniversary of last residence the of Mr. most was timely and appropriate. with his son and betruly sympathize Cooke, of them." We reaved wants ever the little overlooking To the great for Sib :—A Dr. Life is made up near us. the merits favor is the unto unto one is of spirit not the constant smount so willingness, approval of Him, whose better than Verily done it It riches, inasmuch you of the he when as shall ye have these least of my effects creatures therefore all gives life to gives were creatures made give. by to the the San so Francisco testimony many Giver; the grassto an family. teßted, subject. his for his in this matter, including stating what is the material preparation. I tltes letter from used, Ifit be true thst over other discovery we a estimated. The Editor of approach mastery ruin. downward to of and his hand you diacoverer for over them, bold, out hope its vslne many with, whom appehastened them a Weekly Y. M. C. A. A. Auckland, we desire to We rejoice to which for thanks. Bulletin— New Zealand, preventive of have to work for to its ently er Christian the So good. name it can successful. associations wish them hearty that such know feel that the Y. M. C. A. encircling our places. a It congratulation and thankful- of a source ness express work is being done in these good is value of to those who Weekly and annual report of Brooklyn, the Y. M. C. strong How diminish the This does not but It here- the method of to it in value ? and York Witness, testlmonlsls the this medicine sympathized receipt of copies of the New in are the editorlsls appetite most certainly total abstinence which Is Intemperance, to what Taken in all its aspect, can all known and had the use the thst there credence From paper, We antidote for he believes, and from that paper, containing with clippings have age and food as have been Bulletin yields this on discovered has doubt of the resllty. and communications cannot be The du.ll clog the bountiful seed, beauty a upon to be little Advertiser: Pacific Commercial linger intoxicating drinks, for the appetite Its dc the drink is destroyed by brethren ye have done it unto me." All the of the Editor ones, the little oppor- to us, come things. as which blade and sewics gaining their to fail in would or search In never are little ■ sun and more. no to earth below, seeing those seems " ray, great furnished kindly The preparation ture trifling. giving, ever ». allow space will not our says: " us, bo letter to s be trans- may From the P.C. Advertiser, July 20th. they may say, things principalities a helping a the Many they administer ons, mercy, than virtue, those who to sympathy by neglecting, opportunities much slender a and that give human life; —here hearty life, and necessities—avoid of In ted down to the Giver who to above and heart, the confidence and to ; clippings we above that withdraw him make all these look welcome, and heart of those benefit, things and, but though and has yet better do for society with the different classes. the give, give would others comfort ? path in or ususetactandjudgmentinourintercourse winning these of upright an hand of Christian Let How many measure outcast can community kind word work a any it. lift them up, and to deal which To how many in visited ? a with association do to a has Christ member of the Y. vast a seek stranger to a similar strayer, from the and nil silkworm, much, so above him incumbert upon wellbeing of be action would of to work for the Master, not sickness or To the be of less no any might sorrsw to be dis- from time sharpened a There is be done for the homes gives raiment; We regret that will pub- generally papers good, and that It In the Hawaiian papers. lated aud publsbed ease do is" he or like aims. to to it is well manner, follower to work though him the fold planet gives, and every God is duty aroused of Every that and by and profitable many practical sense was of the duties time for the better fulfilment pledged gives gives star every the In the hope thst there nic Yours truly, mention to gives have been, but those increased and life. who shall its music and its loveliness, gives food, the horse, the suggested. were I hope mistske. no are questions of this kind a our energies of and question, the The bird the kind love The attendance might present entered heartily of ia all good and deliverance, will join with women snd men lish this for the general give—and the river all ocean, the air, the rain, dwelling; a service, good tell how much ? of the Chris- concerns life. day every so and majesty am hold upon boundry-lines, taking as give immense of subject a stones wellbeing of for the this to the the this proved give of the can It trees discussion of the practical a the snd It tells of esespe ness. on be long none We as is steadily with a it remains net- true other than emin- congratulate their good speed. world success, and our sist- heartily � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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