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Punahou Preparatory School.
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of Tmb
The manager
AND
that the
number
present
i!s
OpCttl
2.
CO.,
&
PORT SIM ELI, HONOLULU.
respect
reminds all subscriber* and
fully
IRWIN
G.
WM.
MANAGER'S NOTICE.
COLLEGE
OAHU
NUMHER
1889.
1.. FEBRUARY,
H.
HONOLULU,
47.
Volume
7
THE FRIEND.
patrons
Sugar
& Commission Agents.
Factors
vol-
new
Agents for the
ume
I.
HONOLULU, H.
and year, and in
the year
7,1889.
Spring Term opens Monday, January
all
with
The faculty
Rev.
.v.
t
\V.
Oahu Collect- will be constituted a»foHow»:
Mental and Moral
Prof.
A. B.
V !>.
Key.
tal ?nd
Miss
M.
extending
Mt.
and Rhetoric.
-
l'inney
all successful
are
appearance:
teachers
had
who have
relatives,
not hint;
find
following
will
Preparatory School
tcachen:
>.v!l kn urn luccuaful
Matone
Principal
facul.j
Th-
consist of liie
Miss N.
J.
Punahou
Brewer-
Miss
Miss
the
at
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11. Snow
trd
will
Boardiof.
The
that it offers better
privileges as
for the
ob'.aineil elsewhere
It is desired
all intending
early
that
to enter
he
under
call DC
money.
be
school.
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next to
AT
LAW,
central
Attorney
CARTER,
M.
at
WHITNEY,
and
Ntar
v
Pdbuc.
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Block,
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ON
corner
S.
ST.,
Hotel and Fort Sfeets.
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Ilm
Tie New
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of
The Union
Halstead,
H. Smith& Co.
Plantation,
Company,
Marina frtturanca Company,
Piw Insurance
Company,
The jCt&a Fire Inusrnnce
Company
Tl»-
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F. Malta
Manufacturing Company,
l>. M. Weston's Ccntrifu^iN.
ctlract-
Jaync &
and
more
V
The Union
the
'y
The Feiend
and
home
foreign
change of address,
Son's
afiticinaa
VQoOT A Oibba1 Sewing
Machines,
Remington Sewing
Ma-hine Co.
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O.
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Ah.
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IiEAI.KKS
IN
or
of subscriptions
discontinuance
must
attention.
without
netici
be
sent to
or
CHANDLERY,
SHIP
the Manager
HARDWARE
who
(/THE FRIEND,
prompt
Company,
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of Events, and
Record
NOW subscriptions,
paper
Sugar
Mutual I.if*: Insurance
JajHVfyr
to
hi
for handy reference.
telligible
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G.
Grove Ranch Plantation.
it occupies
world
Journal, etc., gives
advertisements
FORT
Kntrance, Hotel Street.
mHOS.
The P.iia Plantation
euti
janBq
DENTAL ROOMS
Brewer's
is
th<:t is
field
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PuH
Company,
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Law
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a
of
additional value
notice
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in
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readers
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re-
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the attention
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Tha Waialua
Journal
this
only
tie
largest support possible
thropic work
more
invested,
lii
than
<ul
at
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of
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CASTLE,
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friends,
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Aus. 88
ing
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in
claim
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to
tied
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one
record
only
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apoli'ation
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home than
tchool
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pimi,
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ligious progress
the
are
The
their aloha, andfurnish them
time with the
Grades.
and the Trustees
heretofore,
as
as
511. and '.ill Grades.
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which
to
welcome
more
Friend,
The
of
and and Grades.
and 4th Cia-'c
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management
tat
refer
abroad,
acquaintances
or
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txpcri.
departments.
in
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-French,
in their respective
the
Comp'y.
Steamship
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abroad
traveling
Islanders
to
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1
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the Pat ific."
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io
of
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by
ud'
friends
usefulness
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Miss
Scie'ice.
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Chemistry and
College-President-
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Merrill,
their
stand
friends
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only
that not
hoped
it is
ISB9
Tup
pnparaiion Jen
the
A
will
return
simple
instruction,
whatever
of
the
give
same
of
the
no
in-
the sender's
in-
conveys
AND GENARAL
MERCHANDISE.
janSoyr
tent.
STATIONER,
NEWS
Publisher of the
The
BOOKSELLER AND
AGENT.
Hawaiian Almanac
andAnni
Hotel Street,
near
....
religious
the
on
first of
every
sent
post paid for
sine year on
.
inch,
One
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OFFICIRS
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Jones Jr
Treasurer and Secretary
O. Carter
Auditor
Allen
vi seacms :
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One year
WHARF.
$i
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One year
H. I.
receipt of
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Materials and
MERCANTILE
CENEKAL
It will
1
year
six months
One year
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RATES!
One
i
YARD—ROBINSON'S
BREWER
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Professional cards,.six months
LUMBER
n
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ROBINSON,
Lumber, Building
month.
and
$2.00.
MIVCRTISING
LLEN &
moral
lished
jtil 38yr
k
the
i\
Music, Toys
and Fancy Goods.
Kort Street,
to
interests of Hawaii, and is
be
iK-aler in Fine Stationery, Hooks,
FRIEND is devoted
tht ylmr
Athttrtitinj hills /sr
THOS.
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art WW
int.
THRUM, Business Manager.
Hon. Chas. R.
Bishop
S. C. Allen.
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H. Waterhouae.
FRIEND.
8
THE
•nisHOP &
TTOLLISTER &
co.,
BAN X
CO,
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
(limited.)
E RS,
Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu,
Draws Exchange
"
Steamer
IMrORTKRS,
on
KINAU,"
I.ORKNZEN
The Bank of California, San Francisco
CommarKtar
Trips for Hiloand
Weekly
Way Ports.
And their Agents in
New York,
Messrs.
Boston,
M. Rothschild &
N.
Paiis,
WHOLESALE &
RETAIL
DEALERS
IN
Steamer
F rank fort -on -
London,
Sons,
"
LIKE LIKE,"
the-Main.
The Commercial Hanking Co. of Sydney*
IIAVIES
London.
The Commercial Hanking Co. of
Sydney, Sydney.
I'he lt.inkm,; of New Zealand, Auckland and
Branr-hes in ChrUli-hurch,
The Hank
Dunedin and
Wellington
Portland Oregon.
Drugs, Chemicals,
of tintisti Columbia,
The
/./"it s
I
ominatvaW
Weekly Trips for Kaliuiui anil liana.
its
and Madeira Islands.
"
Steamer
MOKOIII,"
Stockholm, Sweden.
The
Chartered
Hank
Hongkong,
Transact
of
and
China,
Yokohama, Japan and
General
a
Australia
London,
McOMOOR
Business.
Banking
Steamer
janB7Yr.
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&
SPRECKELS
fILAUS
CO.,
ARTICLES;
Steamer
For Ports
Exchange
transact a
Hawaiian Islands.
....
the
on
principal
Genera! Hanking Itusintss.
W. C. WILDER, President.
Co.
GEO.
NO.
109
Fort
H. I.
Honolulu,
in
Importers and Dealers
PROVISIONS
Ware,
GROCERIES,
Cutlery, Chandeliers,
LANTERNS,
Oil,
Turpentine,
Var-
East
of
corner
-
Proprietor.
-
Fresh
Veal,
Sausages,
on
hand.
Notice.
Short
on
of Hotel,
near corner
lelephoue
No.
104.
GERTZ,
Packet
Quality.
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FEED.
from
the
by
AND
DEALER
LADIES* &
GENT'S,
BOOTS, SHOES
No. So Fort
Received
States and
the best
IMPORTER
AND
of Fort and King Streets.
New Goods
nishes,
Oil
-
Supplied
Street,
BROS.
McINTYRE &
Silver Plated
Kerosene
Mutton,
nHR.
E.
TJ
Paint
RAUPP,
IMPLEMENTS,
Furnishing Goods,
Paints,
MARKET,
Honolulu.
AGRICULTURAL
LAMPS,
K. ROSK,
Secretary
,
HARDWARE,
House
.t.
7yr)
Pork, etc., constantly
janB7yr
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Beef,
STREET,
M.
Shipping
I IVI PORT E RS
Fort
FORT
Nott.
Samuel
and
pERMANIA
CO.,
Sl| ( RSSOKS TO
&
S.
(ijan8
Ginger Ale and Aerated Waters.
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PACIFIC
"AEHUA,"
on
of the world, and
parts
HOU,"
OK
MANUFAITUkKRS
Honolulu,
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AND
BANKERS,
Draw
Commander
Weekly Trips for Circuit of Molokai ami lahaina.
AND
IN
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS,
&
Straat, Honolulu,
H. I.
Every
Eastern
nHAS.
Corner
Europe.
IISHEL,
J.
Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu,
IMI'OKTKK
AM)
MAW IN
CALIFORNIA PRODUCE
FRESH
Dry Gootls,
Fancy Goods, Mi'lincry
Furnishing Goods.
Steamer.
lly Every
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ami Gent*
janßrj
A
SMITH,
L.
pHARLKS
Importer
combination
chines, Picture
Strictly Cash.
•*
WARE,
Spectacles, Glassware, Sewing
Frame*. Vases, Brackets, etc.,
83
etc.
Fort Street, Honolulu.
No.
Terms
113
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J.
MAY
NO. 98 FORT
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&
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DEALERS,
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Goods received
States and Europe..
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inclusive.
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few
on
Office
volumes,
sets
from
application
from
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F.Herts, Vacuum Pans and
Water Pipes, Brass
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Cleaning
Iron Fittings of
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WORKS CO.
THE
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to
MILLINERY
HOUSE.
Proprietor.)
on
your
Fort Street, Honolulu,
gage
N.
Deliver Freight and
of
H.
Bag-
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Proprietor.
of
Every Description
MILLINERY AND FANCY
With Promptness and
Office, 81 King
1.
arrival
Street.
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GOODS
Despatch.
to
of The Friend.
Of
etc.
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One set of The Friend in
1852 to 1884,
unbound, can
Double and Tripple
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Steamer.
Corner
MERCHANDISE,
HARDWARE.
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New
HACKFELD & CO.,
Commission
c\:
Coffee Roasters and
Chas. M. Cooke.
LowttßY.
CROCKERY
Honolulu.
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Editor
BISHOP,
very
well
has
Honolulu
in
9
8
Central Union Church
Week of I'rayer
Record of Event!
Monthly
Marine
to,
Journal,
Hawaiian
I
J,
14
15
Board
■'•
t.M.CA
Kauniakapili
;
Almanac,
A
Hawaiian Annual
Hawaii
covar
force has
nese
of
The
in
this
souls
in.
of
however,
the
upon
their
these
the
sent
Rev.
success.
whom
right
lift up the work
to
great
the
time,
right
we
have
and
of
power,
He wins
and
both
man
it
a
has
Miyama
here last
Nearly
<S4
The
the
during
Seven
last
women
There
baptized.
Revival
spirit
church.
Many of
three
about thirty
back
to
pervade
arose
to
them,
among
bring
others
organization
to
promote
of
to
the
of
spirit
a
deep
the
going
gathered
have
been
follow-
are
late
work
Classes
their
Two
blessing.
nine months
During
a new
the
slidden, but have
lost from the church fold; all
the Lord.
The
already received,
None of those
been reclaimed.
the
months.
the other
among those
now
second
a
on
his
were
instruction.
those
and
Mr.
converts,
majority
are
continues
obtained
strayed
during
are
under
probationers
prayer,
the
spring,
new
30 of the above live
islands.
ing
and
Consul and
Japanese
household.
baptized
in
man
mag-
The Lord has
people.
baptized
the
including
have
a
of
intelligence.
high-placed
Since his arrival
have
to
blessed his devoted labors.
greatly
entire
was
Miyama,
cultivated
the
among his
lowly
Dr.
work.
of great sweetness, spiritual fervor,
ntic
is
taken,
before, is
spoken
week of
sense
of
A
abated.
from
and
after
in
With
in-
Christian
other
in.
country,
is
still
undoubtedly
(apanese
find
here, and
are
We wish
that
a
field
Home Boards
our
hopeful
for
with
work
and
multiplied forthwith.
already evangelized,
care
of
saturated
are
and
the
Hawaiian.
heathen field
call
an
more
Asiatic
the
upon
was
there
churches
Japanese
a
urgent in its
work
is
in Hawaii.
Central Union Church.
The Annual Business
their
the others has much
ceased
Meeting
Central Union Church and
held
on
Wednesday
Congregation
evening,
Jan.
2d, for the purpose of hearing the reports
of
the
different
departments
of
church
lowest
pupils, 452;
fair
at-
reg-
portion of
ular collections,
$650;
for benevolentpurposes.
The
Ladies
as
a
and
Social
had held
Society
$395,
went
no
fairs,
of
the nucleus
Benevolent
but had raised
special
a
build-
fund.
ing
Woman's
The
They
Board reported
This
and work.
subject of
had raised
we
their
intend
to
separate notice.
a
$950
during
the year,
work.
for foreign and home
E.
The Y. P. S. C.
on
reported meetings
There
alternate sabbaths.
ty-five
twenty-eight
active and
are twen-
associate
members.
outside
The
in
peared
Mission,
of the Church ap-
work
Fowler's
from
reports
Yard
Fowler's
Yard
Mis-
Schools,
Mission-
sionary Gleaners, City Visiting
Seamen, Makiki Sun-
to
day School, Portuguese Sunday School,
and
Hotel
School,
Sunday
Japanese
Street
Sunday School.
The
the
is
foregoing
showing
made
activities.
of
vigorous life
a
skeleton
bare
and of
It indicates
development
in
a
Church's
outreaching
work
progress,
of Christian
whole series of
presented
a
of the
of
life
It suggests the existence
and
organization
of the
purpose,
paid.
was
highest attendance, 383;
tivities.
new
same
in
also
church
this money
than
now
at
hand
on
The
for the
estate
$10,000
heathen ary, Colporteur
nearly equal
and
American
the Chinese and
inherited
reported
tendance, 164; different
has
take
Hawaiian
with
Never
ripe
be
to
must
our
has been added
population
to
and
itself;" although
churches
ought
But—"Hawaii
been
superstitions,
His
slips.
Sabbath School—Average attendance,
301;
W.
F.
results.
funds
real
for which
make the
inadequate
a
in
receipts
estimated
year
fund.
building
would
the
coming
were
$4,241.39
the
meetings
fruitful
Mr.
most
important
yet
working "force
and
the
from
had
there
$5,655.25,
$5,500.
home.
among
whom
Damon is laboring with
means,
at
for
Expenses
a
for
missions,
foreign
expenses,
advance
for
All but
of the church.
needy
church
Sunday
expended
received from pledges
gratifying
treatment
very much
the
the
Fort St. Church for annual sale of
to
there-
residing
friendly
most
is
also,
Chinese
in
conditions
conversion
the
of
favorable conditions
very
Ibis
pre-
land
a
the fact that Chinese and
made
how
perceive
sin
Probably
the
are
those
home and
owns
society
been
had
the
to
in
$4,433.85.
was
balance
the church
collections
evening
and
and aid
administration.
light.
favorable for
Among
in
and the
Christ of heathen people
is
noble work-
re-
363.
was
received
amount
For
res-
grace
interest
of
membership
city work,
been
of
Japanese.
items of
the close of the year
The
some
follows:
as
The whole
at
with
work
wonderful
leading
note
the
intense
Mr. Bidwell
by
among the
on
We
of
worth
civilization,
Hawaii
here.
equally
the
by
as
government
powerful
no
well
all the darkness
vailing
was
nearly
as
Christian
of
ing
has been made,
Drunkenness has
Japanese
and
superior
the
by
churches,
duty
heathen brethren.
Opposition
The
instructed
greatly
are
presence
Christ
for
Lord.
out
in the presenta-
truth, by the
here
push
Mr.
here
going
the
character embodied in strong Christian
soil ami sowed much
the
prepared
of Christian
the
small
receive
to
institutions.
pecting
of
one
closed
thrilling
about
fluenced
seed and who still continue in the
At
to
are
labors
diligent
the
offered
great advantage
fitly
benevolences
It also illustrates the
tion of Christian
be
to
Gospel
people
of Christ.
and
of
presiding
was
statements
Japa-
harvest
rich
is
Japanese
Chris-
in
Mission
Account
good
the
time
morning
The progress and success
work illustrates the readiness
imme-
any
and his CO-workers who for several
Hyde
years
most
of
Methodist Church
which
gathering
Japanese
conducted
lately
The
congratulated
of
the
largely fruitful
work
islands.
be
been
has
city
and
diately
tian
of the
Evangelization
here, including
are now
The
evan-
women.
of the
in Honolulu.
Japanese Church
who
the' efficient
This small
thousand
seven
barely ninety minutes,
Pastor.
interest,
read, the
rapidly
were
through
the
one on
and
occupying
ported,
the demand for
meet
the
gelizing
800
The
Honolulu,
Kauai.
one on
to
whole
present time
the
at
in
helper
and
Japan
and
Temperance
M
l-'.t
Church
trained
work.
excellent letter
and
has
Miyama
Mr.
one
He
intoxicating liquors.
of
prohibition
Japanese,
Government in
of
promotion
iI
11
Poiaona Youttff Chin- lies
ti, it
How HaathenUm
Mrs. Ando
themselves
Christian
upon the
urge
the
temperance
for the
able
separate reports
devote
work
an
business
Eighteen
work.
church
The
He and
to
other
as
written
I'A'.i
Japanese Church
people.
decided
temperance
to
CONTENTS.
Leprosy in Hawaii.
his
been
has
of
work
RUM
I.
as
E.
S.
this
in
among
feel
should be
II
Tare Ando
2.
Number
1889.
very
Honolulu.
in
Japanese
Mr.
zealous
FEBRUARY,
1.,
for R«
addressed
Hoilnlulu, 11. I."
Honolulu.
the
among
Consul
Booka and
paper,
bxchangea
view and
of each month,
day
rate
ADVANCK.
All communications and letters
department
H.
HONOLULU,
47.
reports
so
and
of
lively
work.
grouped
became of stirring and
Christian
ac-
of efficient
hearts,
The
and
thrilling
uniting
interest
to
them in
hope, purpose and zeal.
In
in Hawaii.
Leprosy
the
early
Hawaiian
The
heavily
and
segregation
up from time
in
special
by
of
lepers
Likelikc
steamer
his
at
M. Damon,
of
out
and
this
S.
naturally
thus
having
intercourse
of
in
well
the
de-
some
the benefit of segrega-
It should be
noted that the interof
complained
restricted
for the
Hon.
by
at once
was
neutralizing
course
The
of the Board of Health.
one
with the diseased, thereby
tion.
suffering
chartered
expense,
directed upon the Board for
gree
recent
Molokai.
was
own
A fire of criticism
permitted
public
a
their
to
Kalawao,
at
pupose,
comes
The latest commotion
grew
was
very brief
a
held under the
one,
what
im-
of
food
poi,
the
have
important letters
sake
appeared from
find the
the
the
explaining
Intei ior,
the action
uable
light
of
working
feelings
and
of the Board.
is
eat
therefore
thrown
the
natives
A
the
append
chief
of
portion
for her to
could
during
was
story
her and
if she
I
children,
and
if
see
husband
again
me
once
for
and
help
I
more
from
woman
"if I
said,
would
another
could
without
return
who
has
daughter, that has
begged to only see
been
a
carefully brought up,
she
safe.
be
to
after
still,
printed,
was
the
mail
a
to
notice
carrier
chance
a
bags
for
to
Honolulu,
his
and
expedition
heard
child,
took
strong
so
the
Maui
on
see
friend
a
of
the
his
gave
steamer
his
was
there
at
desire to be
In time.
Reflecting carefully
who
had
stood
child
a
the situation
over
I
in
the
the
at
under
of
charge
Hawaiians
who
a
the
of
the
friends
what
Board
the
own
and
a
expense,
competent
had
and
place
settlement
be my feeling, I went to
permission to send, at my
allow
and
person
them
see
to
letters.
It
will be
observed
while the Board of Health
criticism
severe
the
foreign
have
to encounter
nunciation
of
in
Ewa,
armed
Oahu.
the
to
and
deep
hand
of the
native
In the district:,
Kauai,
been
repeatedly
of
A
lepers.
hostility
very
return
native
people
ernment
on
carrying
out
a
has
been
the Reform Gov-
against
of
been neglected
of
their
dispensable
der this bitter
and
honesty
knowing
very
likely
vote
against
of
sincerity
they do,
as
that
them
at
the
have
to
un-
their
is, however,
well
as
is
severity
pered,
only
you
the
only right
this
of
one.
course,
Whatever
steamer
busy
rules
Henry
11.
and
you
help
Waterhouse
Hi.
and
settlement
will
I
heartily
It is
that cast-iron
segregation
in
represent
a
great amount
this
on
side
of
the
human
fight against
cannot
in
carrying
Hon.
out the
U.
Hon.
Reynolds.
words:
in
the
M.
cannot
is
The
mitigate
our
Boards for their
of
work
information
to
Board,
the
state the
as
be considered
reasons
the
for
such
think
I
action
explanation
from the
departure
a
public
of the
without
has
ment
and
been
the
friends,
of this
it
taken
may
of
principle
the-
to
has
lepets
been
Damon
For
the
by
Board
to those
stronger
made
it
was
was
who
seeing
who
were
some
to be
reliel
done
brought
was
about in
or
leave.
until
must
a
a
to
be
serious
this
press
has
week after
week,
after page,
to
a
was
respite
growing
But
question,
manner.
native
sixteen
assistance
conviction
given.
of
the past
settlement,
grant
This
the
member
for
friends at the
again
to
day
as
importuned
have
them
every
that
have been,
of Health,
Hawaiians
either for
I
all
lepers
had
hoped
the
by
of the settle-
lepers
has been
have offered
have
no
their
or
removed,
come
to
example
Kauai.
Since
and the visit of
sent there,
for-
opposition
A notable
Waimea,
at
prevents
now
of
Board
the
shoot-
the
their
in
that district.
The
of
object
the
see
to
of
far
so
W.
Meyers,
the
of
the
and
contact
and in
charge
the
there
for
years
of
felt
warranted.
would
was
the
and
Board,
lived
Board
the interests
was
under
day,
one
officers of
already
in-
consultation
has had
who
excursion
and
of
part
to
the
the friction
remove
the circumstances
segregation
What mingling
a
upon
and its
settlement
possible
consideration
of
lesson,
and report
see
the
inmates
the
object
since its foundation, the
the settlement
but
this
to
relatives of the
segregation.
to
careful
Mr. R.
as
therefore
was
and
and how
by
interested
opposition
for
order,
condition
After
with
excursion
friends
locality
for, in
mates, and
and
the
the immediate
allow
be
supervision
by
with
those
only
thejr Itper
friends.
*
*
*
•
segregation.
writes:
For many weeks
the
there
.
/Mr.
described.
double
to
time.
settlement.
were
of the
appeals
resistance
and
opposition
the same vicinity
or
have
the settlement,
legislative representative! to
but little opposition to segregation
has been
who had
it
this
obtained
voluntarily,
removal
•first
the
fierce
others from
ward
ere
these,
they
frenzied
has been
large, which
at
there is
as
of the horrors
with
definite, correct knowledge
that under
segregation.
''Mr. Thurston writes:
by
which
imagined than
all this
accomplished
Where
terrible
a
inefficiency
the
to have
actual
"You
Board
to be
known
let those most
Damon.
judgment against former
proper
of
of what
oppressor
be
lew
the settlement
the effect of detailed,
evil,
better
can
leprosy
very
On such
concerning
the
on
vengeance
were cared
nature."
and should somewhat
in
and
that is
of
from
go
accompanied
unto death,
lepers
truly,
S.
the
expedition
Kawainui.
C. B.
human
upon
the
much
be
not
parting forever
to a place which they
freshly
to
fear
With
never seen
systematic, misrepresentation
Father I.eonore, the
J.
and Mr.
the
against
fight
pressure
so
do
hut know
not
knowledge
relatives,
only
would
we
It caused
being guarded.
LSN'.I
Observe
and
never seen,
heard
does
and
Boaru.
suffering
Parker,
shows it
humanity,
friends
well
are
could
that
segregation.
of
at
It is
legislative
of
we
could
we
it is conducted.
agony
Board
could rest."
little
for
dealing with this question,
forget that a thousand human
not
Now
the
of the
at the settlement
Rev. H.
the
if
is;
we
and
street.
once—we
how
the
at
freighting
hopes,
my
much indebted to Rev.
am
with
of the
the
said
but
settlement,
tem-
of Christ.
spirit
hear
is
plain duty
correspondence
tender
must
January
native
unavoidable should be
with
its
to
the
For valuable
I
have
not
the nation,
trying duty to
of the parties who
went
in
be the rule
the
election.
prudence
most
Minister
and would
a
the
of
reports
aggregation
channel.
For
as
be,
to
the
as
secure
Yours
course
next
performance
came
easy matter to write
one,
This faithful
yet
heart-pain
then- aims.
this
consolidate
to
duty
testifies
opposition,
have
in this in
their
doing
work,
the Board
believe in
adminis-
the corrupt
firmly peisisted
and
did.
abusing
but
and
there, nor
the Board
is—"lf
much
so
have
they
him
for Mo-
hang round for
permit to visit a
a
on
-just
eyes
to
scene, let
lepers
reports
Hawaiian
opposed
exceptions,
to
and
that their friends
answer
the truth
average
is
for
as
it,
though opposition to segregation.
and Ewa, and
owing to the rough sea, ing affrays atWaimea
back pleased and happy.
the
completion of the segregation
landed,
portion
a
favorable
of
to
has exceeded
Their
an
The
the
will
offices,
them
knowledge
own
office of
members
showing
we hear
what
know
doubts
one
any
begging
lepers
farewell.
love of kindred
a
kanaka
with
our own
satisfied:
and
the
poor
time
of;
care
with
see
warm
final
a
by
for-
are
unusually
an
heart-rending
a
refer
to
that
them
If
All
examination
and relatives of
bid
as
during
been done
about to leave with
pleading
The effect
who
up
Hawaii
and
Myers
consulted, the
on
and before
those
and I
me
Mr.
nr.ture.
preceding them/That they
tration
steadily
had
time for
The result
only
taken
been
town to
him. goto
committees,
after
has
have
a
has
Honolulu
some
at
which
final
houses, at their
their
opened.
season
beings
efficient
which
segregation,
by
of the
large portion
account
in
been
being
of the year
can
awakened among
had
Interior
until
given
not
was
Reynolds
segrega-
Waimea,
has
bitter
they
answer
of the
help
and
arrest
Mr.
of bitter de-
the work of
resistance
made
other
have done.
they
as
being
not
An
end
portion
a
to
hand from
for
stream
a
for pushing
press
tion
the
on
subject
are
one
community
enough,
severe
the
on
that
friend,
have
once more.
these
let
how
our
thought, supposing
steamer
lokai;
more
large, owing
very
physicians.
witness
to
Molokai
to
been
district
steamer
a
see
work
brethren.
their white
useless
Later
to
come
sent
of the friends
number
make
frequently
lepers
result
Hawaiians
visit
of
and
The
wishes
old
an
to will
than the truth.
months has
from
here.
have
Board is the
stuck
few
warded
would
or
of the members of the
number
police
large
more
suggestions
thorough
the
would
him.
to
The
the
with
editorial
impression
an
to
I
rousing
her
well
A lie
of
and
under
displayed
remedy.
proper
take
to
and
the Board
see
that the death
months
father
asked
We
before
for
innuendoes
s
settlement and
interlarded
headlines,
open
where
that
her
less
acommodation
at the
lepers
systematically
are
sensational
the last
His
in
elsewhere
the
management,
and the treatment of
offered
her,
the
cerning
circumstances
help,
her.
this
delay."
any
would
.
his
place
time
for
myself
after this
valley came
only see him
upon the
it.
and
have
we
to
morsel
a
children,
promise,
a
until
begged
him
see
to
care
possible
Shortly
and upon the
about
and the
some
with
to stay with
or
father
therein
her
little
from him
promised
went
her-case
were
I
spent
little
a
place
it
I
left
finally
justifying
Much and val-
segregation,
of
and
once
the Minister of
three
sent
eaten
and
water,
own means
woman
Monday*
though
water,
and
her
afternoon
true,
Hon. S. M. Damon,
Thurston,
of
to his
as
mail
and from Mr.
bread
something." Finding
was
and
drank
or
tea,
way
"my
was,
been
neither
"Utt
what
reply
has
last
she has
6aid:
in
him,
His
husband
from
Sunday morning
was
Very interesting
and
Molokai,
do.
worthy
a
and
asked
I
could
daughter-in-law's
mediate observation of the officers of tbe
Board.
I
December
house
my
makuu."
lon
pilikia
and
lepers
our
the
hundreds of the immediate
some
friends
of
subject
time before the
to
subject
relatives
of
care"
ways.
upon the
visit
pressing
of
part
to
came
1889.
[February,
FRIEND.
THE
10
was
how
and
it
and
the
to
column
after column and
of
the
designation
constantly
kupapau).
a
the Board
incendiary appeals
resist
the "Board of Death."
kai is
portion of
itself day after day
devoted
vilification
most
Hawaiians
The stock
months
The
segregation
of the Board
to
as
the
malicious
and
page
Health,
the
native
of
lepers.
of
The settlement
referred
most
to
of
the
Health
at
is
Molo-
"Grave"
falsehoods
(lua
con-
suggestion,
the
Concerning
made, that the action
cal
effect, all
I
can
shall know them."
months since
have been
during
number
months
that
the
Board
"by
say is that
present
the
eighteen
removed
from
to-day the
person
in
been
politi-
their fruits
ye
ofeighteen
office there
lii"
prior
thirty-five;
Board
this
for
Board took
months
was
has
was
period
During
removed to Molokai
the
every
of the
which
hopes,
country
lepers,
to
while
that
within
and
the
six
expects,
who
can be
Volume
identified
No.
47,
will
leper
a
as
2.]
be
THE
at the
settlement a
Molokai.
And
be
structed in their action.
--thetic
this
willing
further I
will
make
fast and
of
political capital
loose with
We
malady.
who would
a man
say,
trade in and
to
hard
in
gaged
11
FRIEND.
It is
have
of
labor,
many
finger-joints had dropped off.
and
an ana-s-
seen men
en-
whose
enlist
to
called for those who would do
call
Jhe
rise.
so to
unexpected
perhaps
was
He
under Him.
actively
to
This had
segrega
to
leprosy, and play
the
unprepared
were
youth—they
been painless, and the stumps had healtion for political effect, would be utterly unworthy
on
But
Friday
move—none
arose.
and deserving only of conof public confidence
The foreigner rightly dreads
ed over.
and
tempt
If such
execration.
I
Kingdom,
according
only hope that
can
to his
deserts.
Thurston
honest
trade
ends.
political
in
men
They
thing.
well
other
as
for
question
in
as
all
in
to
got
calcu-
our
767
important.
The
now
there.
housing
more
be
months.
which
of
the
natives,
fourths per
cent
Peloubet's
S.
in-
making 1,500
ten
of the whole population.
S.
for the
The disease is
January
statement
of the Hawaiians
wholly
which is
lepers,
for
Lesson
cent
per
and three-
one
or
quotes authority
20th,
that
are
six
in these islands, which is four per
lepers
cent
next
besides
150
undeveloped,
an
confined
little
or
leprosy
to
do
they
safe
perfectly
of
use
keep
to
is
on
personal
public
of
a
especially
revolt
inclined
to
and
neighbors,
contact
years,
are
however,
Health,
all
known
and
under
Another fact
or
stages,
even
when
personal'
of
to
the
means,
to
Board
the
have
The
by
Father
gloriously
memorable
and
Christians.
enjoyed
native
pastors
deacons
ligent
volves
great
and
government,
and
Board
The
continue
policy
of
to
demands
in
well
if
or
this
inthe
to
in behalf
It
for
others
was
a
rare
Honolulu
since
have
ple
sympathy
and their
twenty who
and young
twenty,
thirty
large
number
a
they
of
receive
must
the
out
as
the Central
of unusual
made the
Union
the
Church,
in
ner
the
will be
kept
will
ing
theme
of
their
words
very
the
during
spoken,
a
direct and
youth by
time
Among
convincing appeal
Tuesday, January
Bth.
the
of
changed
They
in its later
ob-
this
had
been
love the Lord
as
a
the
evening of
the
topic.
"Choosing
to
in
for Hawaii
and their
trained
to
He
Christ.''
know,
and
their dear parent's best
friend.
come
for themselves
Jesus
as
their
own
spiritual
to
to
The
Truly,
Lord
have
has
does
extended
under
those
of
hopeful
induce
Mr.
going
has
time had
larger
great
well
cities.
of
San
and
supplied
means
to
not
An
effort,
made
labor in Hono-
pressing
work
in
he
the
proportionally
and
Gospel influences
Christian
We need
training.
to
their fullest activity.
all these
agencies
Special blessings
fruitful harvests of saved souls will
and
fail
labor.
the
now
But
Honolulu is
with
maintain and work
not
ap-
beyond
was
Francisco.
to
choose the Lord and
friend and their Lord,
in
on
we
great
immediate
success,
Moody
ex-
nei.
movement
of
limits
the
church-influence and training.
must
friend,
good
that
far
the
on
righteousness,
work.
believe
store
grace,
service in
lulu, after the close of his meetings
the
was
to
all
youths
in
the maintenance and
to
and
"Seeking Christ
as
forward with
testifying
years,
man-
Fort-St.
that these
and great
good
side, upholding
thus
pear
the lead-
noticeable
on
and
strengthened
tension of every
the
supplications
Mr. Oleson,
do
contributing
by
The church
Christ,
week.
most
and
decided
similar
a
liv-
many
first
Bethel
believing
coming
the
Lord's
to
efforts
old
great hope,
scarcely
to
consistent
how
their
We then look
churches.
a
may
was
ten,
how
recall
active,
made
the children and
of
of the church
youth
of
towards Christ in
move
the
public,
observed
spiritual activity.
bringing
look back
and
and
group,
ing abroad,
the
the afflicted peo-
Prayer
members of the
We
years,
Christ
children
are
Christians in Honolulu scattered through-
to
are
suffering relatives.
week
all
and
people,
hundred and
one
Nearly
has
now
have chosen
to
seem
School.
Sabbath
good
The
about
for tlreir Lord.
and
support of
toward
of
names
Pastor
and the
community.
their beneficent aid and Chris-
as
the
sent
effectively
out
hand,
moral
one
sustained
a
activity
Health,
carry
now
strongest
All
expense
from the whole
lepers
now
of many intel-
as
interest and beneficent
of the
of
themselves
elders.
or
care
of
Protestants
the aid
well
as
had been announced
indiff-
are
to
and
Sabbath
Many
fruitful.
Many
forward,
come
sup-
one
Damien is
are,
virulent,
vital organs
joy
sons,
evening
wants
are
priests,
The
leprosy.
lepers,
them
among
always
as
the
kindred,
spiritual
French
two
whom the noted
the disease, is its
not
re-
Christ.
tearful
their
testifying.
so
penin-
But for isola-
from
treat-
surveillance.
its
painful, except
the
their
Such persons
to
the
The
favorite residence
a
seem
upon
medical
mild character. ,/Tt is
acute,
but
to
4o
of the external
contributing
of the natives
erence
very
most
the disease,
signs of
of those
Indeed, of late
such
secure
removes
Catholics
of
scenery
far better off than in
homes.
own
the
The
separation
four
The
appear
their
lepers possessed
to
as
large,
resent
to
of s"pace
the
submitting
shunfied.
being
most
able
ment
in
malady, only by
themselves
push
labors
including
populous.
generally
are
plied by
tian
especially
themselves
at
of
clothing
ensured against
against
distinction when
pro-
about.
of
at
were
Jesus
full of
were
groups
daughters
This
are
be
their
as
even
whole
see
they
follow the Lord
to
Many parents
They
common
thorough segiegation
Lepers
any
and
households,
affected.
if
This, however,
the dissemination of the
means
premises,
contact
therefore
as
would be
relative afflicted
a
your
children
young
can
just
It
impossible
civilized
where
lepers,
avoided.
practically
most
fear it, but live in
furniture and
utensils,
strictly
were
natives
with
with this disease
vided that
cleanly
diseased.
not
were
there
amojrg the
not
contact
intimate
they
spreads
lepers
been
always
and
tion,
more
habits.
persons
The disease
because
of
solved
fifty
people
young
declare that
to
arose,
I
readi-
glad
More than
11.
an
by
on
pasturage,
acres
mountain is superb.
of natives, and
to
infection from
of
danger
no
and
sula has
there
here shows that
experience
Our
and
free,
are
shore.
sea
disabled
the natives.
is
sea
of
are
overestimate.
substantially
laid
been
horses
they
eighteen
the
of
children
our
among
over
a
was
government School teachers found their
and
prayers
the settlement.
fifteen hundred
some
there
re-
guess that 100
during
Probably
but
fected,
found
ample
people
the
although
has
Water
There
which is
ground,
the
on
and
Good
provided.
garden
plenty
with
is
less tilled,
or
chiefly
live
1,250 lepers
probably
in these of
had talked it
and
for the second
ness
Molokai is
at
condition.
of
plenty
in
should
We
will
more
Settlement
Leper
is
are
been
during
vigorous-
the
to
made, this time by the
again
They
Pastor.
once
abundant
miles
making
and
minimum
a
in excellent
now
have
the Minister
lepers
Molokai
to
months,
to
young
talk
special
following,
was
themselves,
until.the disease shall have
reduced
patrol duty
have
people
evening
that segrega-
demanding
pipes throughout
figures given by
of all
view
intelligent
systematically
ly enforced,
been
rations.
and
fighting
at
well
as
have
We
in
In
islands.
to,be done.
moved
united
disabling
loathsome,
a
some
palaces
in this
sons
account
the
to
as
who
The Devil is still
countries.
take Satan into
lations
those
always
are
found
and has many
large,
young
who will trade upon anyare
in saloons.
as
a
as
considerations
tion shall be
with
Leprosy
There
politics
abhors it
and incurable disease.
are
against
heat
and
these
Thurston.
A.
writes
the
upon
this
14, 1880.
Honolulu, Jan.
man's
in
treated
may be
Yours, etc.
Lorrin
Mr.
there be
he
to
follow
The
be
Spirit
devoted
tone
of
and
together keyed
up
may breathe
upon
wake
those
thrill all hearts.
believing
Chrisitan
notes
hearts
higher
our
which
that
souls
shall
the
Heathenism Poisons
How
Young
a
of
basis
churches
Churches.
permanence?
further aid
In
work
issue,
last
our
that
doctrine,
of
churches
matured
the
and
of
planting*
the
ing
point
to
Missions'
Foreign
'Real
While
edu-
that
voiced
the
the
gospel and
of
of
feel
Missions,
we
missionary
such
that
of
appreciation
of
evil conditions
are
be held through
only
the
a
an
great
deplorably
and
society,
heathen
of the tremendous power of their evil
fluence
those
upon
subject
in-
it.
to
In
_
unless
fact,
contact
one
with such
ble for him
force
the
of
of
trained
his
Spirit,
They
way of
to
the
stand
to
the heathof
help
the
upon Him.
sight
numbers,
taught
in
the
in life
fitted
and
witnesses for Christ
as
Now suppose this work
ly succeeded
able
and
percentage
have been led
their
fealty
great
Christ;
to
The
truth
they
of the
declare
have
set over
are
been
rtative
them.
is owned and
Gospel
All
its power felt by the whole nation.
has ceased.
of
idolatory
practice
open
Even,
as
in Hawaii,
civilized
a
has
esgovernment
A system of public schools
taught
and
gious
ture
have
the whole
are
learned
say
that
complished.
in the
sense
to
in
great
us,
Our
with
able
clothing;
appliances
we
are
entitled
has been
work
been
of
ac-
finished
limits the
fail
men
do
to
He does
them,
their deficienGod
grace.
works
common-
us —not
the above
to
deference
morally
the
to
query,
wise
truly
Home
the
representing
morals
tions
sentiment
debased, malignant
too
the
pervading,
too
and
weak, public
too
moral
vitiated
heatheniasm,
to
people
leave much
and
guiding
It
the
that
most
where
people
foreign
at-
peculiar
the
first
is
evangelization
profess
the great
Jesus;
be
to
their
In
passed
the
of the
and
rear
a
early
fill their
how
that
do,
to
impulse,
was
no
Now
structive forces by
the
and
a
whole
the
as
survives
else
obligations,
We
pieces.
placed upon virtue
as
to
and
to
expect.
it
who
anc)
will
those de-
evangelized
the
thorough
as
note
of
the
common
greatly
points.
Some
to
society
of
vary
races
some
would
moral
fall
particularly
which heathen
and
little
the
writer
there
churches,
to
one
sentiment is
In
children
to
know
most
not
proach
tried
There
is
hide
little
of
among
We
these
who
involves
respect still
respectability
in
the past
young
maintained
the best
as
number
good
have lived
purely.
failure in this
little
or
loss of
no
of
Hawaiians,
and that the maintenance of such
is
the
of
current
ungodly
derides it.
masses
period
the
been
openly
against
chiefish
then
ceased
practically
has
ters
rageously
how
vigorous
perpetuate
to
of
of
impurity
public
inmost
this evil,
can
as
possible
So
much
heathenism
the
roding
trated in
habit
itself,
in
gation.
blood."
killing,
Only by
the
and obstinate
girls'
There is
seminaries
personal force of
souls
no
at
churches,
revolt
instinctively
that of
for
in
native pastor
the evil
inheritance of
undermining
vice.
one
note*
that
of
descend
to
from
should
and
largely
and
hereditary
things
Proclivities
We
cor-
illus-
as
sentiment
very
are
matters
These
and
Christianity,
nascent
morals
persistently
and
in
do.
this
particularly
out-
working
a
few white pastors in the
whose
in
problem
sentiment.
of the
need the
we
a
save
the
mat-
healthy
pervading
precious help
—but
at
this
in such
maintain
to
sufficiently
when
rule
The
Christianity
a
favor of
days
to
lapsed,
cases.
open
is,
and in
it,
discipline
church
For
influence has
Since the
missionaries
white
The
sentiment in
public
long
all the old ways.
purity
difficult.
exceedingly
be-
hopefully
a
the eyes
the
much
excellent
our
Schools,
nation.
him.
that
During
munificence,
found
mighty
re-
it, and
very
But the fact remains that
life
no
from
hundred
out
gone
white
the
be
may
suspect-
hope
to
several
Training
hope of
facts
respect.
have
chiefly by
the
advanced
years
women
filthy
counted it
reason
has
in that
twenty
All
the
would make much of
to
Hawaiian
since
single
a
them, although they knew the
to
missionary
so
in-
women
stained.
knew
people
work
years
facts in detail before the pastor
The
at
the
thirty
young
was
to
last
existing
came
not
was
our
pastoral
nearly
interesting
whose record
in
group of the
large
a
abso-
Islands.
years'
present
of
telligent
the
which hea-
sentiments
in their view upon moral
conscience
and
recuperates its
to matters
Heathen
morality.
of
of
once
first
turn
people
the
out
of his
four
most
above
may refer
practice
these
Hawaiians
among
midst
to
of
the
so to
the
printed
the
to
of
intimacy
We
narrative
as
the
aver-
have had
to
seems
discovery
continue
exnect
directly
over
of
gen-
teaching
means
baleful
we
and
from
poisonous
thenism propagates
power
upon
of inheritedheathenism.
speak
to
number,
one
the
to
tribes,
existence.
no
Ellis'
least
with
power
virtue
lutely
churches,
around
much
too
to
continually
will
they
would
one
familiar
paralyzing
named
the
society.
temper,
especially
Polynesian
can
then, is
converts
foreign
think is
we
We think
church
rising
people
That
without
have
all of
power
shall
fresh
make
among them.
so
they
degraded
more
the
Dr.
human
and
fun-
well-
the pure, non-Arabic
to
or
the
to
quite superior
a
will
churches
new
spiritual
is
brain
chastity,
more
But in the moral codes of
negro.
of
is
soon,
problem
in
Melanesian,
of
training
themselves in the
erations and
the
The
of
grade
a
it
of Christians
generation
places.
su-
years
vigorous
a
parental
maintain the
to
few
a
converts
only
faithful
new
in
aud
place,
from earth, and
away
them; and that
life
second
that
noted,
majority
heathen vices
other
any
age uncivilized man,
small minori-
a
honestly
can
admittedly
elevation of
Polynesian
lieve that
and
majority continue mainly indifferent
to
both
Girls'
force.
the Lord
to
of
very
his
remembered, in
even
loyalty
true
and
successful, only
the
of
unless the
stimulating
be
must
place,
ty
long
by
churches
continues his
instruction,
tentive
too
promise
the continuance of the native
missionary
and
Now
ed them.
mental
paralyzed
and
in the ways of Christ,
on
supersti-
whole
of the
structure
profoundly
damental than
being
that of
deficient,
very
the virtue which is
ago,
Churches, is that the native character is
people,
They
that
always
that
men
debasement
litera-
of
us.
own answer
given
and
certain
greatly
to
through
and
without
variety of reli-
work
having
with
might
accomplishing
where
irresistible
secular
the
But is that
of
tread and
decent
of
Certainly,
a
to
their hands.
wear
many
civilization.
to
a
wholesome
placed
they employ
people
Bible and
The
write.
form of
has been
constitutional
tablished.
by
intelligence,
to
and
the
it is
commonly supplement
not
cies
reproduce
trained
churches;
pastors and teachers
it;
have great-
joy
He
belonging
A consider-
heathen people
the
of
with
into
organized
to
prospered.
world and the
be in
the
work
this
men,
exercise of
such
the heathen about them.
of
reasons
perstitions.
instructed in his writ-
thus
wise
for
wedded
to
grace
fierce battle
Whatever
may
grace
salvation
to
converted in
Lord,
God's
the
of
powers
in
churches,
and
word,
bring
to
oi
abounded towards
so
thereof?
trust
and
mighty
be
to
into
the
doctrine
pure
the
greatest thing
hope
and
fix their dim
are
and
reveal Christ
by
gathered
ten
first
to
to
into
deliver them
to
sorcerers,
joyful
a
The
and
en,
to
into
be done is
and
servants
in the
grow,
the
them in the
uphold
to
prince
to
fear of demons, and slavish
from object
subjectation
God.
peoples
comes
lift them
to
or
malignant
Christ
morals and holy living,
them
and
heathen
inherit.
disciples,
possi-
not
credit either
or
paralyzing
peoples, through
those
is
personal
moral sentiments
which
superstitions •
commonly
it
things,
apprehend
to
degradation
the
into
comes
help
ly
heathen character
with
that
them will suffice without farther human
the
churches
experienced
will
of
known
planting
who is intimate
can
Ellinwood,
Secretary
making
think that every
society,
highly effi-
the
by
the main work of Foreign
opinion
the Home
view of
common
as
cient and devoted
lack
Task of
guidance."
a
churches,
and
condi-
Evangeliza-
beyond
has
of themselves,
and
propagate
confidence
which
God
with
by try-
those
the
We
long continued subsequent
to
cation and
holds
of
"some
extend
which
tions
tion
out
promised,
as
to
as
assured
Christ's
borders.
churches throughout their
continue the topic,
so
ended
of heathen peo-
with the Evangelization
ples,
Missionary
new
left with little
care
combated the
we
Foreign
the
take
to
the
Can
be
safely
now
1889.
[February,
FRIEND
THE
12
run
propa-
"in
the
lying, stealing,
one's
ancestry.
long continued training,
under
Volume 47,
No.
Christ's
and
power
and
puiity
can
restful
home
Until
race.
and
that
people
help
in
living, healing touch,
do
they
which
will
side—through
possible
There is
incidents of
small,
enslaving
and
and
and
to
the
For
be
much
And then a
in
demon-forces
In
lends the
and
ships
and
and
with their
impure.
sensuality
of
fices
of
commonly
involve
acts
of
deeds
objects
of
men
which
of their
Evil,
and
up
as
in
Those
think
the
native
and
to
evil
teem
revolting
the
ex-
were
sacri-
the
often still
impurity
good."
and
do,
and
Thus
and
and the
have
set
leaders
foreign
long
vast,
a
up
manned
by
and
and
amazingly
prospered
war
heathenism.
blessed
has
has
greatly
to
are
and
their
a
them
labors.
long peiiod
the
to
weak and
They
fathers
nursling
from among the
gathered
hea-
then, before those shall have developed
into
Chrisstrong and permanent
such
itian
that
life,
believe
cope with the
can
remaining
the
and
[this work,
they
of
dark powers
We
wor-
practito
Super-
sets
in the
vice
same
K.
has
a
A.
Johnson,
Kinau
laea;
discharging
off
high
at
returns
of
3rd.—
the
Go with
mean
war
the world is
men
of
people,
positive quality,
and you
let
not
us
think
Plutarch,
and
with
with heroes and
demigods standing around
us, who
will
Books.
sleep.
to
waiian
products
be
a
cynic
Don't bewail
preacher.
Omit the negative
us
incessant
with
waste
against
the
yourself
the
good.
and
bad,
in
bemoan.
propositions.
affirmatives.
rejection,
but chant the
Society
and
nor
—
the
Interior
to
estate.
from Samoa;
the
A.
arrangeof
Ha-
Paris
coming
ex-
wedding
of the bride's
the residence
begins.
term
make
position.—Lyman-Babcock
C.
Banco,
exhibition
an
at
to
at
parents.
for
entertainment
—
our
British and American naval visitors.
above
buildings
street
Bth.—Nuuanu
Hotel street,
narrowly escaped
supposed
serious
a
be
to
incen-
diarism.
Union
9th.—Central
the
upon
posed
new
site of
Nerve
Don't
bark
beauty of
Solitude.
their pro-
edifice.—Steamer Australia
arrives off
port
rienced
and
Beretania
the
streets as
decide
Church
of
corner
11 p.
at
severe
very
in.
having
expe-
weather
nearly
the
Camera
Club
(of
entire passage.
10th.—Hawaiian
for
amateurs) organize
etc.
ment;
mutual
of
Marriage
—
improveWray
Mr.
Norton
at
St.
11th. —The notorious Bath house
case
Taylor
to
Amy
Miss
Andrew's Cathedral.
comes
to an
lower
end
by
court's
verdict
a
decision
Molteno.—Arrival
against
of
portion of crew
Bryce, abandoned
the
Samoa
report
steamer
route
en
to
and rescued
American
ship John
700
miles
from
War
news
from
some
severe
"guilty"
of
Captain
Islands.
Samoan
sustaining
of
Alameda from the Colonies,
to
reverses
Germans who had taken the field
the
against
Mataafa.
of
U.
disconsolate
and
another
Bishop
courting
secure
12th.—Arrival
Don't
for
of
arrives
decide
ments
the
proud place, peopled
a
damage.
Takasago
advices.
7th.—Quarterly
M.
C.
Maa-
at
no
in
B. P.
S. S. Adams
welcome
themselves for it.
Then read
mean.
or
Court
Minister
—The Cabinet
Y.
A.
dissenting—upholds
San Francisco, with
life is
grounds
steamer
Supreme
of
later
no
C.
the W.
she got
part of cargo
certain lands of the
—U.
at
immigrants.
Dole
Justice
M.
by
Yokohama
to
than
old resident
Y.
tide with little
2nd.—Japanese
supply
—
murder,
an
the
at
X.
practice
gathering
probable
the sailors in port,
to
Pacific
off O.
target
larger competitive
—Entertainment
heathenism.
churches will
gird
came
semi-annual
Waialua, of Mr.
Hall
South
a
eclipse
usual.—Reported
Richard
subdue
are to
patient
continue for
mothers
H.
from
m.
p.
cruise.—Sun's
nearly possessed, they
They
err.
by orotracted
yesterday
given
upon
them strong foothold and honoring obedience in many dark lands.
But if they
count
with
Nyanza,
yacht
no
and electric
work
patient
He
in
resulting
telephone
and
church-
Their Lord and King
those lands
wires.—English
conflagraiton;
Thegreat evangelizing
have
must
the
way, say
effectually
soul,
do
underrated.
Christians
there,
to
be
not
and then withdraw all
high-trained
captains.
When
into the
they
real
brought
must
worst
pattern after
gods,
very
ruler in the
wor-
things
worship.
they
directly
the
be
they
and
here
but
Christ's
possessed
land
living
mightier.
of
be
not
English
garrisons,
wind,
among
arrived
Capt. and Mrs. Dewar and party
claim
mighty,
must
when
won,
fortresses
es
to
over,
among them.
forces
must
and
the
the
the best
and
pure
however,
evil
American
not
less
indicated
very
cultivated churches
battle
same
more or
incomparably
full power,
little havoc
Maru
power
are
is
whistles, bells, etc., followed
north
high
a
no
themselves
world
the
blight
by
steam
T. UJ—Stmr.
with
among
the
Christ's
with
heathenism which
of
tribes
Christianity
bear.
zealous,
under the
which
power
agencies
These
The
this uni-
its
hastily
such
to
of
churches
It goes without say-
tend
a
all
and
grossest
"be thou my
stition
and
es,
half-recktim-
and undermine the infant church-
corrupt
malignity and
converted heathen relapse
cally
in
and
their artists
did,
cruelty.
that
in
ferocity,
worship
it
them with
embody
which
The
capable.
agencies
survive
Idola-
legends
and
unspeakable
conceptions
leading
fruits
in
how
youth?
own
but
evangelized
believed
are
back
terrors
have
incite-
from
fills
The
idols
work.
The idolater
delight
that
The
ploits.
ship
at
and
away
it
not
which
to
sanction
darkness.
gods
cruel
ing,
do
and hot-
nest
vice,
souls
turns
with
powerful
most
agencies
form of
of
efficiency
foreigners,
breeding
light of Christ,
filth
has
acquainted
it the
powerful
both
of
lie
to
of the deities worshipped.
ment
try
a
superstition
corrupting
it is the
of every
bed
matter
or
to account
the
fact,
believe
living.
whether natives
qf all
such
that
aptitude
an
those best
Superstition,
hesitate
There
much
demoralizing
the
to
may
triumphs
to
as
We
who
fall
to
of the deep-set heritages of before them.
one
ages of heathen
As
due
proclivity
Thus
steal.
to
become
is
descent
hereditary
they
Christian
believe
to
reason
few.
ready
too
majority
missionaries,
those
demon? overlooked,
a
all these powers of darkness.
too
it,
native
in
controling
whose matured faith
are
or
claims
always
of
presence
a
In
But
sickness,
sickness
not
then
found
over
is
is
malignant
Now and
it.
religion,—
revive in
to
almost certain
are
for
human nature,
in
but
their
of
against
and
superstition,
versal
dispo-
of
comes,
composed of
shall churches
polluting
constitute
problem
ed heathen make head
affected their
Christian life and
especially
Again
them.
always
the
mission-
greedy
ungodly
have
people.
dormant.
less
or
The
people
who
men,
and
inherited
By
are
people
money-making
dark fears and evil
power—these
the
pastors
the
inverted
opposite
the
under the influence of
the
bodies, of kahunas
propagandists
all
elevating
and
sition
among
idolatry.
inwrought
the
with
paralyzing
the presence of
more
of
of
races,
Hawaiians. "large
organized
active
are
aries
uncivilized
all
voodoos, medicine
demoralizing
They
power.
purifying
numbers in
Ist.—New Year is rushed in
January
in
are
are now
powers
the relations
are
structure
their
in
into
life and
diabolized
religion,
superstition.
and
their lives
They pervade
There
there
I
of Christ.
Record of Events.
Monthly
j
and
light
the
against
and
vision,
spiritual
soul
teachings.
unspeakably
ramify
daily
society.
power.
im-
is
of beliefs in devil-
These beliefs
instead of
It
influences, their
into the mental
trouble,
upon another
the
or
mass
which
men,
corrupting
the terri-
briefly
exerts
and
great
grow
foreign
against Christianity
of heathen
broad
a
power
the
sorcerers,
Superstition.
demands, their
a
people,
some
closes
13
FRIEND.
all
darkens
act
home,
at
delineate here, in any detail,
to
polluting aspects
and
need
to note
either the malignant
of
heathen
once
become
so
vitally
heathenism
upon
a
a
their churches.
now turn
gods,
find
righteousness
among
destructive force
bly
THE
into the life of the
grown
are
We
2.]
from Acapulco,
en
China.—Annual
Co.
phone
same
in
S.
S.
for
meeting of
Treasurer's
Dolphin
Japan
Bell
report
and
Tele-
shows
flourishing condition.
13.—Death
aged
route
of
three years
John Adams Oleson,
eight months; the aec-
THE
14
ond bereavement within
the
Rev.
of
family
weeks in
three
25th.—Arrival of
Mrs.
W.
B.
from Callao
quest
Islands.—Mrs.
Oleson.
Cuthona
14.—British bark
toria B.
with lumber
C,
in
puts into this port
from
for
etc.
Home"
Vic-
quarterly
Custom
shows
House Statistics
ending Dec.
Cash
ly
$378,741.21.—The
a
bal-
at
exports
year
$11,031,438.88,
the
steamer
ed
total
being
Honolulu
large
Francisco with
and
leaves
has audience of
the
these
to
his credentials.—McCarthy-
Hyacinth
usual
the
to
course
turn, resulted in
concert
this
mentary
to our
already
extra
islands,
wed-
took part,
and around
over
line
projected
to
21st.—Dr.
way
Port
nalilo Home.—A.
moves
S.
his office
a
of
of
of
road
the
Account Act
es-
-lb
u
-
Haw
being
Dr.
mails.
Court
but
in
in
bk I
bk
of the
Keystone
declares the Chinese
to
of
unconstitu-
obtain
a
loan
a
Tahiti,
wife
and
Hawaiian Islands in
ner.—Fire
alarm
nary, another
tunately
damage.
King,
Lu-
Cartwright, Esq.,
case
at
of
extinguished
Robert
party,
a
-Am sch
T 'cliini
M Urown,
A Khiers,
X I)
t,
and
Maria
wife
A
San
Francisco,
A
wife
Rev O P
children.
2
Mrs
G Thrower,
WT
Ward,
Hushnell
BoWtO,
E F Cameron,
own,
I.
Msyarstnifi and
Pottlethwaita, Tohu F Siebe,
M
Leopold Plaid and wife, and
Mons
and
12—G
Tan
Win A
lb
Green,
G
Tcuney,
R
Ztalaitdta,
Hrlau,
T Westar
lames
Cspl
I. Voss,
Miss
S
S
per
Mrs I> Noonan,
12
Mrs I, A Thurston,
Stewart, J
M Whir-ton,
steerage
bktne
per
and party
Mary Winkelman,
Jan
(P), Mr arid Mrs Gallagher.
I'KPARTI KKS.
For San Francisco,
Mrs
F M
I"
Swanxr,
and child,
per
Dickson,
I
S
Shaw,
S S Alameda, Jan
Kent*eld,
i
P Btmltar, J C
Lane,
If
C
12—I
C Pratt,
F C Lowrey
D*ank*r,
W
W
>od, Miss Law-its
W
McCha*ney. Mn L B WentM W Schulge, J NewMurphy.
F
A
X
Steerage:
Jones, R W Shaneld, and o* in transit.
worth.
G H
San
Francisco,
\
Mrs X Smith.
A
L
Dr
Louisson,
per
Hon II
wife,
Hrodie
J
E McGeeney,
Steerage:
S S Australia
|.in
Mr> N P Fscob**n,
Haas,
J T Wuier'iou'.e anfl
15
M
—
and
wife,
S Cohn,
Phillips.
Waiarhouse
IT F
and
T Parnell, C
Japanese
Ir,
srife,
ana
lewis.
and
2
Port-
uguese
San
Franr-isro,
bk
per
CO liryant,
McCnesney, Mrs Dewlin. I'. Dolno, .vu\
For the Colonies,
S
per
Master Kettle,
man.
in
S
T
Fnrks, Mr
and
cabin,
17
Miss Chan-
2?—
Bonrkc. R N. H
Fewetl.
—Miss
Jan
Stevens.
/erd.indii. Tan
Captain
and wife. A (
passengers
40
steerage
transit.
o,
W G Irwin, Jan
per bgtnc
74—font
S;m
Francisco,
S.in
Francisco,
Yacht
Louis
but
per
from Si 1".
todays
Chrutianson,
HuudU-ttc,
19 days fm S F
Mom,
Wilde,
days from S F.
-j' 2
days from Colonies
frooi tcapulco, Mexico
is
15 days
,;i
days from
Pius,
•«
Victnris
daysfrom
Am bktne
Planter, Penh
Am bktne
Maty winkettnan,
S
Hawn S
—
Am
.'4
Paul,
Yacht
Am bk
S
Zealandia,
15'j
Ii
Port
('.
-;
S C Allen,
purest
Queen,
Amelia. Tan
7
M.
lan
.B—J
I) McKeagur,
.-q
HoiwWu,
Tan.
daughter ofWm.
-JBa, by the
7.
Frederick S, l.vman
Pabcock.
fr.. and Miss
Pabcock, all of
this c!t\-.
TAYLOR -NORTON- In
Rev, AVv.
Mr-rkinto.il.
SMITH
LINDSAY—In
Mackintosh.
Wev. Alex.
Hono'u'u.
Wray
the
af Hnnosnltt,
to
Hotv-'ulu.
uth.
Jan,
the
by
Mr. Thos. Smith and Miss Mag-
I indsay. dauuhter of Mr. Thos. Lind<■*>*.
TOWV-sT,NT>rhe
to
ieth. by
Jan.
Taylor,
Frail' tsOD,
Any Norton, of San
At
of the hrtdV*.
sidence
••
Hitchcock,
from S F.
days from
\
Tn
Rerkwith.
Dr.
rv
vji
by
Ra»
Tan.
HMn.
iflrh, at
and Mrs. D. H.
Mr
parent*.
K. V7.
Ktta
Cora
Burt,
Hkchcock
Hon. H. S. Townsend
fm S F
S
T
MCCARTHY—
F.
the
days from Tahiti.
Call.io.
jo days from
Rhthi
gan,
"
Honolulu.
ftVh,
ns-uVari
to Miss Maggie
J. McCarthy,
Chas.
Jan.
«f (Vba,
rfcrman, Wi-Tiop
Rev
Lannor,
Rev.
days from Newcastle.
44
20
days
Dyreborg, 1* days
(herendorp,
Casco, Ottis,
Conquest,
_>
M:
blakely,
days from SF.
13:
llcw,
LYMAN—BABCOOC
Rev.
days frosn Port Town.id
41
Winding,
Sprackels,
Robt Sanrles,
by
by
Mor-
all of this city.
days fm Sr.n Franoiaco.
DE /'A inCH AS.
McT.F.ANDec. 31 —Am bktne
Am
:
2-Jap
W H
Draw,
Dijnond,
McLean,
for S F.
bk Ceylon, Calhoun, for Satl Francisco.
S S
TakasaMo
Mam, Conner,
i»—Am S S A'ameda, Moras,
17-
S
S
Adams
tern
Leary. fbl
S:.u
W S Bowne. Bluhm
Am bk Sonoma, Grim
Br
JONW
a
tor
hs,
to the
wife of W. H.
to
the wile of R. N
dauchtar.
Honolulu,
Jan. rath, to the
snfa of P.
In
\\ 'tod.
ibis
city,
'an.
74th,
to
Jonas,
the wife of Dr. C. P.
a son.
Francisco.
for San
Francisco.
bktne Cuthona, GifTer, for Sydney.
S ii Dolphin, Wilde,
S
ZeaJasoHa,
W G Irwin,
28—Am bk Forest
DEATHS.
for Yokohama.
Oterendorp,
M< Cuilo.h,
PTF.RC
for Colonies.
F.
Pierce,
for S F.
Winding, for S F.
In
a
son
and
of
18
AhRIVALS.
From
San
Francisco,
per
Ashford, Capt C J Stevens,
Mary Lyle.
From
San
Francisco,
per
bk
S
S
4—Mr
Knox. P S Woolsey
Australia,
Jan
16, 1838,
42
Dsc.
Oakla-d,
Cat.
Dec.
J. H. Hare of this city,
75
Edward A.
years.
31st,
ayed
John
R. Tones,
loyears,
8 months
30th.
a
Alexander Ha*e,
native of
Pennsylva-
years.
Kukaiau.
Hamakua,
Hawaii, Jan. 5,
38 years.
wife of J. S. Muirbeid, aged,
1889, Emma,
and
9—Mrs
Masrt,
Drr.
aged
and M. S. Jones,
MUIRHEAD—At
Forest Queen, Jan
Mr
aged
Brooklyn,
days.
father of
nia,
Francisco,
Lahaina,
J. B.
HARE-In
PASSENGERS.
San
native of
JONES- At
bktne Amelia, Newhall, for San Francisco.
29- Am
Hawn bk J A King, Berry, for S F via Kahuiui.
Semi-
for-
IRBO,
In this city, Jan. nth,
a
In
t.
for B F.
the
little
Jan.
daughter.
daughter.
WOOD
FraVl
Am bk C D Bryant, Lee. for San
22—Am
a
Moetman,
San Francisco.
HondJatta, <ur S F.
Hawn S S Australia,
In t'lisci'v,
MOBSMAN'
for Yokohama.
—Hawn bk Lady L-mpsoi., Si*U rgren, for S I.
9
Am baton I[j Sprcckeli, t bri tuuison, forS F.
1.
man-
incendiarism;
bk
per
Heine.
MARRIAGES.
Seas.
26 days from Samoa.
?i—Am bgttM S O W'il
lar,
U
to treat
journalistic
Kawaiahao
with
Liz/ie
Lydia,
P Baiter, Mil
dc Coursey,
build-
new
Hunt, from the South
Barry,
Quean.
J D
Dolphin,
S
Hawn S
American
with
Wi'smi.
HONOLULU.—JANUARY.
—Am S S Alameda,
13
trustees
HII
u
BIRTHS.
$7,500 standing against it,
14th.—Arrival
Stevenson,
A
Forest
24—Am bgtne
from
F.
merson,
daughter,
For
Yacht Nyan/a,
Banco
power
the
Alameda. Jan
s
Misses
Francisco,
Key X
and wife. Mrs
For
at
Journal.
31—Am wh scht Jane Gray.
Hono-
mortgage, for $6,000.
Casco
Afong.
J.
14—Br bk Cuthona, Giffer,
U
on
San
n,
number of returned ka-
23rd.—Kau.makapili Church, having
some
evening
7—Am bktne Amelia, Newhall, 23 days from Foft Tow'nd,
Am bk C O Whitmore, Ward, 38 days fm Dep'tnrc Bay.
behind time,
of last session
authorize its
OF
s—Am batns
is—U S
tional and void.
debt of
and in the
the Police Court.
Haw Stuir Australia,
9—
pre-
eeds
sip
days
Interior
case,
by Agents
noon
into his fine
j— CSS Adams Leary,
Zcalandia arrives from
supports the discretionary
Minister
Konohi in
! gtne W G Irwin, McCullocn. 14 dayi from SF.
Am bktne Skagit, Cutter, si days from Pugel Sound.
maaina's.—Supreme
License
acquit
-f>—Am
through delayed English
lulu welcomes
crowded
a
MS
Mrs Ptacock and chfld, Miss
Cummins.
ARRIVALS,
Dec.
Physician.
three
Francisco,
Smith,
J J' shida and wife, and Jos Taylor.
PORT
2*j---H P M
San
with
amateurs
day reception
Marine
2a
22nd.—S.
From
Patience
House, for
Opera
at
Kirn,
Mr. and Mrs. C.
a
Steam
harbor, with
Trousseau
as
V
—
Thos
For
the market.
Jno. Brodie
W
Dunbar, H A
creditably.
Reception
Goo
Colonies,parW
II Franks,
Waialae
by
said
Chris
Stsaragl BSMSsasJtfl-
series of three
a
meets
31st.—Founder's
15
on
of
the
at
objects,
Alee and
riders
expenditures
of
bonds
to
paratory
placed
and
receipts
Chapman, J It
Broaaoa and wife,
Francis* i),
Pan
Wilder, Jin 21
per bktlM S G
wife and
Oat, Mln
Grace Powell. Mr
Raber,
M
For
11
timated
s
BurdelT]
or
over
statement
Pearl
to
first
30th.—Chinese New Year;
service
the Oahu
a
ji
II
|
I.
Cummins.
ton.
Am
of
sad
Mrs
Poms,
Castls, UrC
sarVaot, X Rental Id,
For San Francisi
twenty
Head
From
John
child,
si—
themselves very
4
publishes
resi-
worthy
—
square
MlwC
!>
\V
Herring, G N Wilcox,
Aim
Norton,
Morris,
the beach.
Railroad
suspi-
a
demand.
public
Diamond
20th.—Promoter
several
to
of the full opera
ing adjoining
compli-
successfully
Makiki
from
course
re-
frequent trips
the
off
came
Konohi and
have
roosts
sorrow.
full blast.
victory. —Band
Tramway
more
in which
Paper chase
by
visitors.
'street
to meet
hurt
of
and
buoy
chicken
local talent,
by
the
over
the water,
on
naval
require
cars
floral
a
p.m.
19th.—King
Spar
Two
Chinaman burn-
one
house before whom the
crews
Cormorant
I*l
Bcmwtt,
-■
A
and o/' in transit.
F
connection,
charitable
Cathedral.
between
race
and
of
20th.—The
by
18th.—Boat
the
its
narrow-
conflagration.
new
Morgan
Roman Catholic
the
at
car
2K-9.—The approaching
and presents
King
wife,
From the
line extend
over.
performances
San
tire
Anglade,
French Commissioner
ding
hos-
for
Miss
ami
\V !(l<'iiutiii,
I
raiding
cargo.—
to
M
PeraUa, H Lose,
Wilcox.
In.m
streaming pennant.
Mons.D'
—
to
of King and Kekaulike
corner
run
dents
U. S. S. Adams also bids farewell
17th.
with
1887.—Departure
small passenger list but
Nya>iza
death, and another badly
to
Australia for San Francisco with
pitable
S
Amsd.
cious
for
I'oler, Miss
Hopkins
G B Ancbuli* and
a
$1,709,897.
compared
as
"At
an
gave
yacht
street
streets, demolished;
of
$9,435,204.12
Con-
pleasant party.
serious
a
escapes
The totalvalue of domestic exports for the
is
S.
Marquesas
Waikiki. —Chinatown
to
buildings,
for the quarter
18M8, gives
31,
value of domestic
of
U'illi.-uiK,
office
hand
of
Dewar
26th.—King
Finance
statement
on
ance
M:
B.
way
board the
and very
large
distress.
published
on
by
m
Sydney,
service
15th.—The
H.
A
and
1889.
[February,
FRIEND.
OLESOV-At
Kamehameha
School,
Jan. i3'h, of menin-
gitis, John Adam Oleson, aged 3 years and 8 months,
of Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Oleson.
son
No.
Volume 47,
2.]
THE
HAWAIIAN
BOAEB.
HONOLULU
H. I.
Rev.
Waiamau,
15
FRIEND.
E. G. Beckvvith,
Treasurer's
D.D.,
Hon. H.Waterhouse, E. Kalauao,
Naukana.
ITtfa
is
p.me
Hoard
devoted
of MUstOO*
for its
the
On
the
by
conuiil-*.
O. P.
Emerson,
Editor.
-
arrived
Emerson
and
entered
at
S.
laborious work.
his
He
in the
and
we
now
as
comes,
of
use
duties.
important
in
Rev.
Bishop,
G.
Hyde, D.D.,
FOR
Mr.
c
Emerson
hereafter
will
of this page of The
harge
H.
M.
C.
Hyde,
From H. Dimond,
F.W. Damon,
Bingham,
F. Cooke, P.
C.
M.
Jones,
Education.—Hon.
C.
M.
A.
E.
Hall,
F.
On
S.
E.
Kalauao,
B.
Rev.
H.
In
of
membership
11.
•'
A.
E.
addition
•'
the
to
members of the
No
called.
ly
upon
of
Paia
these
who
islands,
encouraged
tribute
information
Annual
Hon.
Jones,
C.
"
named
persons
Waikapu
Honuaula
Halawa
"
Kaamakapili
Waimea
placed
the
officers and
would be
more
'-The
ciation is
than
of
composed
now
is,
have.
more
cor-
Asso-
That
the pastors
of
from
island
a
few
individuals in Christian work.
It
meets
annually,
chooses
board
a
missionaries and
committee
direction
of
in
Home and
of
education
Board
the executive
as
Association,
the
work
of
clusive
act
the
of all
Missionary
This
and among other duties
to
receives
the
the
Foreign
churches,
publication.
and
and
in-
disburses
all
the contribution! of the churches and of
other
of
for the
persons
the
work
and
Secretary
annually
under
various
their
branches
Hawaiian
Evangelical
Association.
The
organization
current
year
stands
Hon. A. F.
Wateihouse,
M.
Hyde,
Rev.
O.
Secretary;
Jones,
Vice
Emerson,
WAV.
Rev.
monthly
The
Corresponding
Hall, Treasurer;
P. C.
Poreign
ham, Rev.
C.
Hyde,
D.D.,
Bing-
Rev.
J.
Hanalci
with
acted
the
at
the
His
is
organized
is
the
involving
con-
and
publishing
It
has
the
He
stfperintciuis the
and
vvhole
and
calls
the
they
for
in
treasurer's
10
8
10
K.iu
10 00
Kau
5 00
65
Church
of all
grants
The
5 00
HOME
»
257 00
Church..$
330 00
MISSION.
pem.iCATioNS.
Sale
of Hook
W. S.
ksby V
JAPANESE
from tl
rant
le
Central
I.ol
1
ai.
..
from the Central
irant
hands
mrcl
WORK.
Union
M. Cooke
Mrs.
J.
"
Mrs.
II.
R.
"
Rev.
E.
Bond
"
The American
rom
WORK.
nion
CHINESE
is
nearly
islands.
Board,
Treasurer,
Hawaiian
Hoard,
in
aid.
creeps
day,
cannot
enough
and
one
despise,—call
desert.
And
intellect finds
gold
full
of
that
heavy,
presently
and gems
of these scorned facts, then finds
the
monds,
day
that
of facts
a
fact
is
is
a
an
rock
00
00
of
our
would
Association.
$1000,
hereby
the
00
the
grate-
$1025, by
special
needs
We still need about
besides the regular
tributions from
of
gift
for the
individuals,
of
monthly
churches,
to
con-
place
Such
constitution and
each
00
8
150
500 00
..-..
behalf
on
the
fully acknowledge
the
Association
basis.
a
upon
good
of
work among the natives
of
trust
that
all
working
friends
We
Evangelical
after
SO
Hitchcock
»1038
'1 he
three
facts, dull,.strange, despised things,
prosaic,
00
182 00
these islands and of the Gilbert
we
500
$
Kohala
Honolulu
in aid of work
work of the Board.
Day
86
MISSIONS.
Wailluk
ku
P. Kahale.V
'.
rom
also
annually passing
these
biief sketch of the
a
It
Micronesia.
of funds
contributed in
are
Hamakua..
respond
aid.
Of this amount, about $9,000
$20,d00.
20
6
Hawaiian
A Friend,
lav.
committee of
expenditure
some
amount
14
1-OKEK.N
FOR
the confidence of
from the American Board
here
"
churches in these islands.
its
to
constituted and
working
churches,
promptly
Kohala
Standing
each
above
long enjoyed
those
50
missionaries in
different islands.
as
Evangelical
the
7
16 40
Kahale.Wailuku
with churches and
member of
Board
Maui
Kauai
Foreign Church,
work is
Committee, and brings its work before it.
The
*ev.W. P.
[•'rom
Micronesia—also frequent
of the
officio
ex
31
200 00
Hamakua
Church,
FOR
"
Secretary
bodies abroad, and with
is
all the
in
upon
Board.
boards,
iMarqucsasand
50
26
Hamakua
Church,
Waiohinu
70
123
.
and Dec
85
25
special meetings.
correspondence
visitation
Nov.
Kapaliiuka Church,
"
Fund...
50
85 00
Land, Makawao
Church,
Church,
. .
Kalawao.
the Savre
Ch.,
00
5 00
years.
prepared
Corresponding
pastors,
that
Missions.—Rev. H.
M.
is
be
to
the
or
the aroused
COMMITTEES:
Maunalioano
Kaala
"
6
Hawaii
Church,
"
00
4Isiki
three
Nearly
years.
multifarious and arduous,
in
On
ten
Board
hand of the
right
C.
Secretary:
Auditor.
STANDING
for
office
Hon. H.
President;
Recording
Paauhau
"
mem-
Union
"
Beckwith.
follows:
Judd, President;
D.D.,
P.
as
of the
committees,
is
of the Board for the
than
more
work
through
elected
are
"
J.
Central
00
5
30 00
Maui
Sayre
Irom
70
Maui
Church
Interest
Several have been members of the Board
for
00
2
10
the Association every
by
hold
year, and
Paaluhi,
S.
the twenty-seven
chosen
are
The
charge.
Treasurer
the
by
One-third of
bers
S. Waiwaiole,
Rev.
10
Maui
Kipahulu Church,
"
Bond,
Maui
Molokai
Church,
of the
Rent
Rev. L. Smith, D.D.,
Smith, M.D., G.
stant
Hawaiian
the
representatives
associations, old
other
of
of
possession
they
Board"
Board
all the islands,
are
these reports
see
Association."
Evangelical
K.
probable, however,
not
-'Hawaiian
rectly,
the
church
pastors,
be put in
to
particulars
The
in
contained
of
It is
who do
glad
'1 he
contributors through-
leading
many
with
intelligence.
is
hands
the islands.
that
con-
Board
the
in
S.
00
Solomon Kamahalo,
the
Timoteo, Key. J. N. Paikuli,
Elias
50
8
Wailuku
Church,
00
40 00
Maui
Church,
Kaupo
72
8
Church,
"
8
Maui
Church,
"
"
are
Maui
Maui
Church,
Church,
• W. P. Kah.ile,
W.W. Hall.
Rev.
IH
Maui
Church,
"
Committees, other
11. Parker,
Rev. E.
Rev.
Church,
Keanae
"
Hyde,
M.
Hawaiian Board
J. Bicknel),
Rev. H.
be
thereby
of the Board which
Reports
in
and
and
cooperate with
to
the work of
to
columns
acceptable
would
confidence and
fullest
the
friends
many Christian
to
Rev.
THE
COLLECTIONS.
Church,
following:
common-
information
some
will be
Friend
serviceable
more
doubt
it is
as
subject'through
this
the
out
Board,"
'Hawaiian
f
!
Kauai
Church,
*Hakuloa
"
the
TO
Kauai
Wilcox,
S.
Waihee
•
A.B.C.P.M.—
Bishop,
Standing
the
receipts:
RESPONSE
Honolulu
Wilcox,
Wailuku
roni
Bingham.
Rev.
Bingham.
D.D., Rev. S.
sometimes madein respect
constitution and
the
to
are
Star. —P. C.
Appropriations from
upon
Inquiries
G.N.
"
Morning
On
IN
FUND,
Judd,
Rev.
D.D.,
Hyde,
W. W.
Bishop,
following
I
Keliiaa.'
Kaaua.
take
Friend.
(IENF.RAL
CSUAL
Hawaiian Board.
The
the
Friend,
the
CALL THEN MADE.
H.Waterhouse, Rev.
Kaumakapili.
at
ir.
statement
of
the
report
THE
"
On
with great acceptance
preached
last Sabbath
to
number
J. Waiamau,
Publications.—Rev.
On
A.
have
"
which he
the
making
November
Pihea.
D.D., Rev.
Rev.
Hawaiian,
the
E.
B.
Hon.W. O. Smith, Hon. H.Waterhouse,
P.
steamer,
his
upon
once
Oliver
last
the
by
We welcome him.to
find, apt
Rey.
Secretary,
new
Rev. C. M.
Beckwith, D.D.,
Jonah
Our
Missions.—Rev.
Home
Rev.
Rev.
Since
Hawaiian
appointed
Editor,
the
ami
Boftfd is responsible
of
the interests
to
Statement.
W.
J.
of dia-
Epiphany of
where
our
laboring,
give
to
Rev.
Hawaiian
will
this
0.
responding
consider
most
P.
good results of
it
are
privilege
a
to
important object.
Emerson,
Secretary,
entered upon his
Islands,
Missionaries
our
has
work, and
his labors
W. W.
Cor-
new
arrived
are
already
being
and
the
seen.
Hall,
Treasurer Hawaiian Board,
THE T. M. €.
H.
HONOLULU,
■■
devoted
Directors
of
the
and
Association,
responsible for its
are
urday
Honolulu
the
come
S. D. Fuller,
Board of
The
-
Editor.
-
Service.
Praise
Gospel
Rooms
and
Service
held
at
consequently
enjoyed
The address
his
Growth
best
ward.—Eph.
Feb. 10.
The
quent.—Ex. 4:10-13;
Feb. 17.
made elo-
Are
you
Bible and
Feb. 24.
ent
Fire-Water.
had
Committee
our
little company of
being
different
a
obliged
men at
only
was
a
week.
one
a
shapeless ruins, seeming
was
which transforms
burned
maniacs,
as
fire
and
streets,
with
this is
boy ought
organize
to
with which
subject
It
but
L.
visit
ent
deep regret
has
Moody
visit this
to
clined
the
lier
apathy
foe?
best
the
by
equip
flit-
such
in
it
fanning
private
and
by
the
con-
from
evil,
and
God-given
quench
protecting
favoring
favor
public
for
earnest,
of every
use
defeat and
to
dead-
a
to secure
divine
in
are
of death, instead of
and
need
and
consuming
a
who
the
appliance
Nearly
positively
this fire
it
by
law
breezes
and
of
patronage.
Items.
de-
pres-
in
then
a
are
awak-
off.
slowly
the
puffs,
sharp
know that the
we
much
been
what interfered with of late.
hope
every second
on
We
ing.
are
number of
couldn't
are
it
financially
every
ladies
of
men
their
to
The Com-
them
in
the
gratifying
of
men.
city
advantage
spend
life
no
happy
hopeful,
What
things.
attention
to see a
in
large
fact
to
shut up
must
it
It is
us,
to
to
bring
see a
who would
and
often
no
something.
evening
us
little
a
be
week in the Y. M. C. A. Rooms,
be
toward
is
a
on
of
its
cold
a
will dwin-
revenue
family
Will
have
to
demands
America
you
Are
year.
given
trireme
is
kindly
helping
share
to
other
than
its
voting
boys,
up the
keep
for
give
to
not,
more
selfish,
not
you
and
you?
If
boy?
a
the
up
the saloon open
and then
boys
Have
taxes
your
had
Are
fair
institution
officials
has
family
share.
to
pay
contributed
you
some
of
keep
to
public
public
electing
full
father?
a
great
of
full
the minotaur of
city
a
you
your
for this
of
The minotaur of
maidens each year: but
each
up the
Which
help?
a
five
every
keep
to
be?
it
of
out
boy
a
you
will
boys
Crete had
grind
to
doing nothing
to
keep
supply?— Presbyterian.
Gems for Workers.
better
little sand
prayeiful
more
into closer
One
contribute
supply.
up
and
out
thrown
each
some
steady,
contact
with
Good resolutions
cord
tation
they slip.
tight
and
Godward.
—on
firm
are
often like
a
loose-
the first strain of temp-
ly-tied
good, old,
Tupper.
breathe
or
be
and labor?
enslaved
daily machinery
Eternity
and louder
"Dost thou live,
The
cl«se
must
must
from
material,
"Wanted—2,ooo,ooo boys," is the
must
you
and unless
factory,
raw
it
or
furnish
you
by
They
should be
constant
If
they slip
is
crying
or
kept
stretching
break tie them
progress in it.
Art thou free
of
Journal.
boys,
Can't
great
a
for
for every
why
not
want
into
a
treadweary
a
progress
we
must
factories
notice.
teal
the track,
on
"Dost thou live, man?" said
only
to
of fifteen-
Spare.
to
have
world, and the public
that
is
degenerates
reason
industrious Martin
Or
handles,
their teeth with
Boy
a
seems
the work which God has for
joyous
club-
expert
an
couple
a
shop.
we
it and
his
grew
about 2,000,000
get
can
Have
sand
should
There
morally
the last
there
accomplish
there
even-
without them, but it
in this
want
under the wheels,
present,
number
larger
to
There is
us
them
simple
he may be
now
grip.—Le;oiston
saloon
engine.
stalled
some-
Saturday
sorry
exceedingly
scores
find
not
get along
would be
much
continue
to
a
routine it becomes
of
of
which
of
Have You
supply
make the wheels take hold
When
*
mere
have
to
labor
our
Ribbon Entertainments in
the Y. M. C. A. Hall
life work
our
around,
go
We
something
one
and it rumbles
heavy train,
of
sand;
with the
struggle
a
Much of
with
noise and disturbance, but
progress.
and
rails
icy
the
struggles
The wheels
dogs
and
wooden
two
death-like
a
the
all the
posture performing
with
ends
dle.
around hut the heavy
trial,
new
inertia of the
like
the
gyrations
swinger
of
some
strength increased,
in easy
is
of the
one
waved
he
a
short,
and
whirling
sprinkles
and
in
As
movements.
taking
hand,
head
operations
we
freight engine
The
slippery track.
the
on
aie
of
puffing
comes
wheels
mill.
The Blue
future
his
it one?
his
during
city
morning
every
the
by
"stalled"
*
mittee
about
then
each
bulldog
easily taught
fix his teeth in the end
to
and
learn that
we
Wanted—Sand.
smoke
com-
these
in
these
thousands of faster and faster,
the work of
we
human
companies
skilled
to
Surely
help—
quering
stick,
every
to
this
Why
of
of
pound bulldogs hang by
train is motionless.
A minute's pause
protect the life and property of
while the fireman opens the sand box
her citizens against the devouring flame.
panies
each
generation
ened
He
of
size,
degree that
for which the
justly celebrated.
owner
small in
remarkable
a
grip
boys
the Pacific Coast.
to
to
of
sticks
the
was
which, though
be familiar.
to
with
D.
Mr.
delight,"
on
morning.
next
and
is
he hit upon the fol-
He
scheme.
possessed
seen
became
of clubs, which
pairs
ill afford,
pups,
a
gradually
he
as
attendance for
full
a
could
tenacity
and
pair
weight
several
purchase of
lowing
to
As this would necessitate the
stronger.
two
light
a
the
the
Antiqui-
mus-
Indian clubs, be-
time
hooting
indicated
slightly
to
of de-
fiendish
city wisely expends
dollars
home
a
the
give
"Hawaiian Life and
Let there be
Thurs-
on
which
p.m., at
Emerson will
Joseph
in the im-
and
apparent
Station House record
The
2:30
at
with
ginning
graceful
will be
meeting
next
ties.
Thursday
on
7:30 o'clock.
at
on
Any
please apply
strong drink,
brutes
sorrowfully
was
of
men —made
God—into
of
age
its work
extinguished;
soon
afterward the
long
in
delight
wild
struction,
Secretary
talk
pres-
evening.
join
will
General
Feb. 7,
day,
men
young
opening
of in-
course
his
developing
swing
to
was
increasing
so
second
a
this
he
Associa-
winter became
He had been told the best way
The
charred and
a
on
to
The
The fire that converted the wood into
take
the
Mr.
lively fire
few rods away
a
the
evening,
Saturday
postpone the meeting for
to
us
last
on
which
described,
desiring
a
the temperance
alarm for
an
sort
by
quite
Block, which
opened
when
evening,
sounded
gathered
Brewer's
in
meeting
just
alarm
exhibited
realistic character of
the
to
Class
on
others
to
fire"
"liquid
were
photographs of
small
places
struction, with twelve
Service.
Song
as
highly interesting Jalk.
Singing
8:10-13; Gal. 4:7.
Sweeden
Mr. Bissell has stored the Y. M. C. A.
Heir?—Rom.
an
and
Mr. Cooke
and
and
do
interest and instruct his
to
much interested in
regularly
went
Christian
last
Gymnasium
tion
at-
was
who
boy
Men's
Young
piesent
selected from
experiences
auditors.
large
were
who
Norway
to
and
added much
his
1:4-9.
Jer.
trip
adapted
persons
Tongue-tied
treat.
M. Cooke
sights
several
and Down-
Upward
3:14-21.
rare
recent
youthful
this month:
The
a
Mr. C.
at
topics for
following
the
slimly
who
such
evening
rather
was
Augusta
the
cles.
tended; but the boys
by
Sunday
every
have
Feb. 3.
the Y. M. C. A.
the school vacation,
during
come
An
to
call.
a
Ingenuity.
Yankee
Secre-
cordial wel-
a
Give him
meeting of
last
contents.
-
Praise
6:30 will
The
extend
to
all such.
to
Boys
The
their usual Sat-
out
programme.
'
■
■■■
the
carrying
night
tary will be glad
the interests
to
Christian
Men's
Young
of
instead
A.
I.
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Thin p*ge is
of
FRIEND.
THE
16
what
to
routine,
of habit?"
—
going!
The Outlook.
you
wishing
as
you
out
near
Count your
are
for it;
not
fit
to
for,
enertrv
and
you
of
a
louder
Rise,
resources,
learn what
and do it with the
you,
its brink.
learn
give
up
can
do,
man.
THE
Church Debt.
Kaumakapili
gradually
satisfactory
Results
beyond
any
in the arrangement of this dis-
pectation
tressing debt, have been attained by
and devoted efforts of
very able
P.
Smith,
Hawaiian
Board
the
the
representatives of
and
In
board
terior
itures
ful.
for
of
and
of
outlay
not
fell
funds
these
who
was
imminent.
title
to
therefore
was
body,
A
the
in
to
church.
One
debt
paid
was
is
name
the
has
terms,
by
at once
hoped
that
now
The
entered
It
regret that
a tax
so
friend whose
Jones,
guaran-
intervention of
the Kauma-
of
difficulty,
of mutual
will
cooperation
although
has
and
still
unper-
ornament
an
been
heavy
matter
to
of much
disproportionate
has been drawn for its
completion
from the friends and supporters of Evan-
gelical religion,
which
has
most
been
done.
a
long period
important
sadly
The
funds.
for
has,
churches
struggling
of
heritances
highly
have
the
foreign
which
Church
will
hearty
and
friends
they
will
in
the
to
of the evil in-
out
heathenism,
civilized churches
of
been
incident
as
well
struggling
interior and exterior worldliness.
makapili
work
lack
by
however,
is
Misguidance
during
evangelical
hampered
evil
ed.
At
have
need, and
as
vigorous
to
with
Kaushould
abundant aid
undoubtedly
for
the
Treasury.
of
efforts
make
to
against
The bulk
outlays
The
Interior
A
actively executing
authorized by the
class
large
of
a
of
an
debt
We
The
the late
tion.
to
The
be
to
The
rendered
foreign
Bank.
Savings
at
the
a
source
not
be
of
seems
debt
by
at
to
There
There
and
portant
are
be
to
or
money
that
for the
we
may be liable,
reasonable
to
enjoy
hope
that
honest and
tion,
exempt from
gate
control.
growth
use
To whatever
to come.
tions
public
whose
honest ad-
of
we
shall
this
under the
and
continue
administra-
we
and
profli-
need
the
public spirited
blessing
of
to
dissolute and
wept be-
never
His life had been
intemperate;
divorced
for hours,
weep
said he had
fore since childhood.
ready
upon him.
pressed
continued
he
power
weeping, confessing his'
into
He
He
soul.
The
awakened.
Law
became
fifth
his
to
labored
Fukui the
to
the
blessing
Holy
broke
although
had
he
and
wives,
two
al-
left
a
third behind him.
Fukui
is
doubtless
now
Bible,
the
and
Buddhist
in
upon
that
is
the
have
can
save
kui
has
He
has written
home, urging Chris-
at
and
them,
but
English
no
In
Japan.
anarchical
his
crumbled
them
telling
to
dust, and he
to
loyalty
to
Christ
Fu-
and build up his country.
of much
man
day.
his associates in his
to
nothing
a
to. build up
indispensable
that
sees
times
life
of the Lord, all
light
politics
many
his
Japan.
Society
tianity
it
prays
appeal
earnest
Church
to
diligently studying
give
to
Christianity
an
admitted
He*is
wants
and will
probationer
a
be
soon
fellowship.
but is
education,
a
and force.
intelligence
It makes
a
great difference to the force
of any sentence, whether there be
behind
it,
or
a man
no.
Representative Men.
A
alive
rogue
convertible.
fellow-men
to
the
that
If
ridiculous
is
sense
is still
lost,
his
do little for him.
can
Comic
The
The
of God.
of
true test
census,
the
nor
civilization is
size
of
cities,
not
nor
crops—ho, but the kind of man the
try
turns
grand
or
the
long life, but
moments,
measure
of
That which
come
we
of
into
never
our
never
spiritual,
not
and
by
left open, and
voluntarily
over our
Days.
shall teach,
avenues
thoughts
which
go
which
avenues
opened.
not
Thoughts
involuntarily.
minds through
teaches
Let
be
we are we
minds
deep life,
it is
signify.
Works
but
our
the
coun-
that
time
mechanical.
voluntarily,
the
Civilization.
out.
We ask for
fluctua-
think there is
arbitrary
enlightened
citizenship,
political
capable
For
can
for maxiy years
we
re-
preached
also
Miyama
expounding
spiritually
sins.
These will continue
revenue.
earnestly
about
improve-
executed,
re-
In
muni-
ministration and business prosperity
secure
of
will facilitate business and
call for all the
Mr.
In
means
He
most im-
public
who
Ando,
visitor, who became deeply
probably
now
many
Consul
his
of God's
reduce the
local
no
necessary
waiting
construction
the
are
Taro
to
the
upon
our
The entire
premium.
called
commandments,
ten
Postal
large purchases
any
a
shall
time
some
of
becomes
Surplus
and
alarm,
cipal debts.
to
highly
yet arrived
not
debt of the government is
add
is
the
through
We have
for
ready
$2,000,000.
ments
honestly
independent
where the
point
bonds
our
being
as
and
Government
shown
to
seems
showing
quite
the
during
credit, by the confidence of
people
own
opinion
The financial
con-
administra-
profligate
the
to
with him.
He
for
expenditures
the
funded
them
upon
economically,
satisfactory.
the
of
demand heavy
to
general
of
approve
fell
of
period
amount
compensate
which
an
in the
of all kinds will
time
some
paralysis
the
here
proposed
he
a
Chris-
animadversions upon Chris-
impressed.
the past
deposits
to
of
little reduced.
a
works
public
for
tinue
and
out
Such
during
of
understand
have been
to
made
Bank
Savings
$118,000.
to
for
provided
excess
special
permanent
more
are
nature
Christ
was
heavy
been
edited
ascendancy
first
Consul
his
to
the
increase of the public debt.
Postal
the
on.
works
public
years-
time
improvements
in
but
had
Finding
people,
own
bitter
very
He
the
politics
ceived him with great kindness.
been collect-
just
much
so
his
tianity,
usual,
as
also
of
in
a
phenom-
many
Minovwsam,
newspaper.
farther,
ply
hand
member
Christianity.
tianity
the gov-
against
a
Liberal,
extreme
an
was
sect
Japanese
same
Legislature.
He
a
was
who had been exiled
for his violent diatribes
go
going
has
Department
public
have
taxes
Takasago Maru,
named Fukui,
man
Buddhist
religious
largest receipts.
been
bonded
"tipon.
fected in its exterior, is
city.
of the direct
made.
period
cordial
church
new
occurred
of the
the
painful
better
a
and
confidence
past
period
dollars of
C.
incap-
are
on
has been,
quarter
efficiently,
personal
friends
Church in their
kapili
The
the
a
efficient
the old and tried
has
enon
of
Mr. P.
certain
this
to
being
payment
building,
balance of $375,741.21. No like
latter
mort-
has been'
property
1089 shows
1,
importations of Japanese
steamer
Buddhist
exhausting
they
as
ex-
report of the Treasury
Quarterly
for January
quarter by
been borrowed
thousand
with
By
tees.
Trustees
unknown.
also aids
Surplus
expenditure
of
and
in the Hawaiian
increase has been
Ha-
the
proposed
a
certain
upon
A
the
authorized
of
efforts
the
of the Trustees
appeal
debts
favorable
secured
the
vested
the church, and the money
by
all
upon
be
fortunately,
necessitated
board
new
chosen
it is
of
of the church.
gage
pay
time been
whose
cooperate in
to
that
amount
the advice
An
been
the
among
an
was
another
only
other branch of
any
by
ernment.
zealous
Japanese Convert.
these Islands.
work.
the church property
Very
with
able of in
productive
ground
waiian Board.
years,
been
the
deepest interest
in
affords
voluntary
pressed for liquida-
Board,
acts
agent
and
counsels of
has
to
being
tion, and seizure of
the
some
of
efforts of Hawaiians in church
such
health
spiritual
most
fitting
had for the
claims
were
American
For
result
resources
$7,000
very
contributors had
The
an
this old and
indispensable
generous
exhausted,
waste-
been
Its
late
Among
a
great and fruitful
people
the
been
years
A Remarkable
large
to
solicitation
a
of
ample
fifty
of
matter
Lord's
the
to
The
contributed
providing
home.
the
discarded.
after all
are
vigor
expend-
meet
had
honored native church with
however,
activity.
and
ex-
here
but
to
by diligent
towards
commodious
under
necessary
$f>!>,ooo,
some
from foreigners,
liberally
religious
past, the
years
extravagant
building
obtained
largely
which has
led into many
were
only
not
The
eight
the
their costly
edifice,
trustees
influences
specify,
the church in
church
been in process
with
confer
to
the erection of
elegant
native
has for
source
Kaumakapili
by
matter.
W. O.
committee appointed
special
a
Messrs.
H. Waterhouse and
C.Jones,
the
and
debt which has
funded. This
happily
so
native church
center
the
liquidate
been
now
ex-
FRIEND.
out
we
Character
head.
The Over
Soul.
FRIEND.
THE
The "Hawaiian Almanac and Annual"
Thos. G. Thrum,
by
late for notice
it
theless,
in
is
last
our
varied and full statistical
articles
able
ing
of
book
from
Hawaii
to
these
to
in
The editor has
time
national and
result is
tst
of
H. DAVIES &
THEO.
CO.,
T
Gen oral
Sf Commission ■ 4gents
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community
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TO
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pages.
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WORKS,
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130
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of
I).
Kaahum.inu Street, Honolulu.
last
publica-
number of
research
estimation
The
per-
This
inquiry by strangers visiting
is
pertain-
improvement,
manifestly
friends
to
and its
commercial interest.
it does
ing.as
Its
matters
on
Islands.
and
historic
to
never-
make it the "hand
continued
matter
too
ever.
tables,
fifteenth year
number—the
tion—shows
both
as
many hands
nei,
information"
taining
issue;
welcome
as
hand
to
came
Fort
i.r.ifr
Stt>\c>
and Hold Street,
Merchant
Rang**
and
..f all kinds,
Metals, House Ku.-nisliinn
Tailor.
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Slock
and
Oo.xls, Chiiudt-licrs,
Etc
KaahUtmtnu St., Honolulu.
is
GaatJaaWi
shown
by
a
An
patronage.
dicates
that
due
met
tomed
the
to
enlarged
Thrum's
Mr.
the
regard
as
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is
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cheers
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is
in
a man
practice
on
favorite
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NUMHER
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1.. FEBRUARY,
H.
HONOLULU,
47.
Volume
7
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The faculty
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early
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to enter
he
under
call DC
money.
be
school.
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next to
AT
LAW,
central
Attorney
CARTER,
M.
at
WHITNEY,
and
Ntar
v
Pdbuc.
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Block,
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D. D,
ON
corner
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ST.,
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Ilm
Tie New
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of
The Union
Halstead,
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Plantation,
Company,
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Piw Insurance
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Company
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l>. M. Weston's Ccntrifu^iN.
ctlract-
Jaync &
and
more
V
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the
'y
The Feiend
and
home
foreign
change of address,
Son's
afiticinaa
VQoOT A Oibba1 Sewing
Machines,
Remington Sewing
Ma-hine Co.
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IN
or
of subscriptions
discontinuance
must
attention.
without
netici
be
sent to
or
CHANDLERY,
SHIP
the Manager
HARDWARE
who
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prompt
Company,
Plantation, K.
of Events, and
Record
NOW subscriptions,
paper
Sugar
Mutual I.if*: Insurance
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to
hi
for handy reference.
telligible
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G.
Grove Ranch Plantation.
it occupies
world
Journal, etc., gives
advertisements
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Kntrance, Hotel Street.
mHOS.
The P.iia Plantation
euti
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DENTAL ROOMS
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is
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of
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notice
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the attention
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this
only
tie
largest support possible
thropic work
more
invested,
lii
than
<ul
at
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of
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CASTLE,
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ing
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in
claim
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to
tied
a
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one
record
only
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apoli'ation
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home than
tchool
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ligious progress
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are
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time with the
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heretofore,
as
as
511. and '.ill Grades.
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to
welcome
more
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of
and and Grades.
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management
tat
refer
abroad,
acquaintances
or
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Islanders
to
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of
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and
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their
stand
friends
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that not
hoped
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ISB9
Tup
pnparaiion Jen
the
A
will
return
simple
instruction,
whatever
of
the
give
same
of
the
no
in-
the sender's
in-
conveys
AND GENARAL
MERCHANDISE.
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tent.
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Publisher of the
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AGENT.
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andAnni
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near
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the
on
first of
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inch,
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OFFICIRS
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Jones Jr
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O. Carter
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Allen
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WHARF.
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H. I.
receipt of
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Materials and
MERCANTILE
CENEKAL
It will
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i
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Professional cards,.six months
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month.
and
$2.00.
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LLEN &
moral
lished
jtil 38yr
k
the
i\
Music, Toys
and Fancy Goods.
Kort Street,
to
interests of Hawaii, and is
be
iK-aler in Fine Stationery, Hooks,
FRIEND is devoted
tht ylmr
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art WW
int.
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8
THE
•nisHOP &
TTOLLISTER &
co.,
BAN X
CO,
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
(limited.)
E RS,
Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu,
Draws Exchange
"
Steamer
IMrORTKRS,
on
KINAU,"
I.ORKNZEN
The Bank of California, San Francisco
CommarKtar
Trips for Hiloand
Weekly
Way Ports.
And their Agents in
New York,
Messrs.
Boston,
M. Rothschild &
N.
Paiis,
WHOLESALE &
RETAIL
DEALERS
IN
Steamer
F rank fort -on -
London,
Sons,
"
LIKE LIKE,"
the-Main.
The Commercial Hanking Co. of Sydney*
IIAVIES
London.
The Commercial Hanking Co. of
Sydney, Sydney.
I'he lt.inkm,; of New Zealand, Auckland and
Branr-hes in ChrUli-hurch,
The Hank
Dunedin and
Wellington
Portland Oregon.
Drugs, Chemicals,
of tintisti Columbia,
The
/./"it s
I
ominatvaW
Weekly Trips for Kaliuiui anil liana.
its
and Madeira Islands.
"
Steamer
MOKOIII,"
Stockholm, Sweden.
The
Chartered
Hank
Hongkong,
Transact
of
and
China,
Yokohama, Japan and
General
a
Australia
London,
McOMOOR
Business.
Banking
Steamer
janB7Yr.
TOILET
&
SPRECKELS
fILAUS
CO.,
ARTICLES;
Steamer
For Ports
Exchange
transact a
Hawaiian Islands.
....
the
on
principal
Genera! Hanking Itusintss.
W. C. WILDER, President.
Co.
GEO.
NO.
109
Fort
H. I.
Honolulu,
in
Importers and Dealers
PROVISIONS
Ware,
GROCERIES,
Cutlery, Chandeliers,
LANTERNS,
Oil,
Turpentine,
Var-
East
of
corner
-
Proprietor.
-
Fresh
Veal,
Sausages,
on
hand.
Notice.
Short
on
of Hotel,
near corner
lelephoue
No.
104.
GERTZ,
Packet
Quality.
janB7yr
FEED.
from
the
by
AND
DEALER
LADIES* &
GENT'S,
BOOTS, SHOES
No. So Fort
Received
States and
the best
IMPORTER
AND
of Fort and King Streets.
New Goods
nishes,
Oil
-
Supplied
Street,
BROS.
McINTYRE &
Silver Plated
Kerosene
Mutton,
nHR.
E.
TJ
Paint
RAUPP,
IMPLEMENTS,
Furnishing Goods,
Paints,
MARKET,
Honolulu.
AGRICULTURAL
LAMPS,
K. ROSK,
Secretary
,
HARDWARE,
House
.t.
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Pork, etc., constantly
janB7yr
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Beef,
STREET,
M.
Shipping
I IVI PORT E RS
Fort
FORT
Nott.
Samuel
and
pERMANIA
CO.,
Sl| ( RSSOKS TO
&
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PACIFIC
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on
of the world, and
parts
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AND
BANKERS,
Draw
Commander
Weekly Trips for Circuit of Molokai ami lahaina.
AND
IN
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS,
&
Straat, Honolulu,
H. I.
Every
Eastern
nHAS.
Corner
Europe.
IISHEL,
J.
Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu,
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AM)
MAW IN
CALIFORNIA PRODUCE
FRESH
Dry Gootls,
Fancy Goods, Mi'lincry
Furnishing Goods.
Steamer.
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A
SMITH,
L.
pHARLKS
Importer
combination
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Strictly Cash.
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Frame*. Vases, Brackets, etc.,
83
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No.
Terms
113
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NO. 98 FORT
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&
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DEALERS,
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by every vessel from the United
CaliforniaProduce received by
every
Goods received
States and Europe..
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Merchants,
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fans.
Steam
and
all descriptions,
inclusive.
be
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procured
three
few
on
Office
volumes,
sets
from
application
from
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Water Pipes, Brass
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WORKS CO.
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to
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HOUSE.
Proprietor.)
on
your
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gage
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Deliver Freight and
of
H.
Bag-
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Proprietor.
of
Every Description
MILLINERY AND FANCY
With Promptness and
Office, 81 King
1.
arrival
Street.
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GOODS
Despatch.
to
of The Friend.
Of
etc.
Direct Importer
One set of The Friend in
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unbound, can
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Steamer.
Corner
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HARDWARE.
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HACKFELD & CO.,
Commission
c\:
Coffee Roasters and
Chas. M. Cooke.
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Editor
BISHOP,
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well
has
Honolulu
in
9
8
Central Union Church
Week of I'rayer
Record of Event!
Monthly
Marine
to,
Journal,
Hawaiian
I
J,
14
15
Board
■'•
t.M.CA
Kauniakapili
;
Almanac,
A
Hawaiian Annual
Hawaii
covar
force has
nese
of
The
in
this
souls
in.
of
however,
the
upon
their
these
the
sent
Rev.
success.
whom
right
lift up the work
to
great
the
time,
right
we
have
and
of
power,
He wins
and
both
man
it
a
has
Miyama
here last
Nearly
<S4
The
the
during
Seven
last
women
There
baptized.
Revival
spirit
church.
Many of
three
about thirty
back
to
pervade
arose
to
them,
among
bring
others
organization
to
promote
of
to
the
of
spirit
a
deep
the
going
gathered
have
been
follow-
are
late
work
Classes
their
Two
blessing.
nine months
During
a new
the
slidden, but have
lost from the church fold; all
the Lord.
The
already received,
None of those
been reclaimed.
the
months.
the other
among those
now
second
a
on
his
were
instruction.
those
and
Mr.
converts,
majority
are
continues
obtained
strayed
during
are
under
probationers
prayer,
the
spring,
new
30 of the above live
islands.
ing
and
Consul and
Japanese
household.
baptized
in
man
mag-
The Lord has
people.
baptized
the
including
have
a
of
intelligence.
high-placed
Since his arrival
have
to
blessed his devoted labors.
greatly
entire
was
Miyama,
cultivated
the
among his
lowly
Dr.
work.
of great sweetness, spiritual fervor,
ntic
is
taken,
before, is
spoken
week of
sense
of
A
abated.
from
and
after
in
With
in-
Christian
other
in.
country,
is
still
undoubtedly
(apanese
find
here, and
are
We wish
that
a
field
Home Boards
our
hopeful
for
with
work
and
multiplied forthwith.
already evangelized,
care
of
saturated
are
and
the
Hawaiian.
heathen field
call
an
more
Asiatic
the
upon
was
there
churches
Japanese
a
urgent in its
work
is
in Hawaii.
Central Union Church.
The Annual Business
their
the others has much
ceased
Meeting
Central Union Church and
held
on
Wednesday
Congregation
evening,
Jan.
2d, for the purpose of hearing the reports
of
the
different
departments
of
church
lowest
pupils, 452;
fair
at-
reg-
portion of
ular collections,
$650;
for benevolentpurposes.
The
Ladies
as
a
and
Social
had held
Society
$395,
went
no
fairs,
of
the nucleus
Benevolent
but had raised
special
a
build-
fund.
ing
Woman's
The
They
Board reported
This
and work.
subject of
had raised
we
their
intend
to
separate notice.
a
$950
during
the year,
work.
for foreign and home
E.
The Y. P. S. C.
on
reported meetings
There
alternate sabbaths.
ty-five
twenty-eight
active and
are twen-
associate
members.
outside
The
in
peared
Mission,
of the Church ap-
work
Fowler's
from
reports
Yard
Fowler's
Yard
Mis-
Schools,
Mission-
sionary Gleaners, City Visiting
Seamen, Makiki Sun-
to
day School, Portuguese Sunday School,
and
Hotel
School,
Sunday
Japanese
Street
Sunday School.
The
the
is
foregoing
showing
made
activities.
of
vigorous life
a
skeleton
bare
and of
It indicates
development
in
a
Church's
outreaching
work
progress,
of Christian
whole series of
presented
a
of the
of
life
It suggests the existence
and
organization
of the
purpose,
paid.
was
highest attendance, 383;
tivities.
new
same
in
also
church
this money
than
now
at
hand
on
The
for the
estate
$10,000
heathen ary, Colporteur
nearly equal
and
American
the Chinese and
inherited
reported
tendance, 164; different
has
take
Hawaiian
with
Never
ripe
be
to
must
our
has been added
population
to
and
itself;" although
churches
ought
But—"Hawaii
been
superstitions,
His
slips.
Sabbath School—Average attendance,
301;
W.
F.
results.
funds
real
for which
make the
inadequate
a
in
receipts
estimated
year
fund.
building
would
the
coming
were
$4,241.39
the
meetings
fruitful
Mr.
most
important
yet
working "force
and
the
from
had
there
$5,655.25,
$5,500.
home.
among
whom
Damon is laboring with
means,
at
for
Expenses
a
for
missions,
foreign
expenses,
advance
for
All but
of the church.
needy
church
Sunday
expended
received from pledges
gratifying
treatment
very much
the
the
Fort St. Church for annual sale of
to
there-
residing
friendly
most
is
also,
Chinese
in
conditions
conversion
the
of
favorable conditions
very
Ibis
pre-
land
a
the fact that Chinese and
made
how
perceive
sin
Probably
the
are
those
home and
owns
society
been
had
the
to
in
$4,433.85.
was
balance
the church
collections
evening
and
and aid
administration.
light.
favorable for
Among
in
and the
Christ of heathen people
is
noble work-
re-
363.
was
received
amount
For
res-
grace
interest
of
membership
city work,
been
of
Japanese.
items of
the close of the year
The
some
follows:
as
The whole
at
with
work
wonderful
leading
note
the
intense
Mr. Bidwell
by
among the
on
We
of
worth
civilization,
Hawaii
here.
equally
the
by
as
government
powerful
no
well
all the darkness
vailing
was
nearly
as
Christian
of
ing
has been made,
Drunkenness has
Japanese
and
superior
the
by
churches,
duty
heathen brethren.
Opposition
The
instructed
greatly
are
presence
Christ
for
Lord.
out
in the presenta-
truth, by the
here
push
Mr.
here
going
the
character embodied in strong Christian
soil ami sowed much
the
prepared
of Christian
the
small
receive
to
institutions.
pecting
of
one
closed
thrilling
about
fluenced
seed and who still continue in the
At
to
are
labors
diligent
the
offered
great advantage
fitly
benevolences
It also illustrates the
tion of Christian
be
to
Gospel
people
of Christ.
and
of
presiding
was
statements
Japa-
harvest
rich
is
Japanese
Chris-
in
Mission
Account
good
the
time
morning
The progress and success
work illustrates the readiness
imme-
any
and his CO-workers who for several
Hyde
years
most
of
Methodist Church
which
gathering
Japanese
conducted
lately
The
congratulated
of
the
largely fruitful
work
islands.
be
been
has
city
and
diately
tian
of the
Evangelization
here, including
are now
The
evan-
women.
of the
in Honolulu.
Japanese Church
who
the' efficient
This small
thousand
seven
barely ninety minutes,
Pastor.
interest,
read, the
rapidly
were
through
the
one on
and
occupying
ported,
the demand for
meet
the
gelizing
800
The
Honolulu,
Kauai.
one on
to
whole
present time
the
at
in
helper
and
Japan
and
Temperance
M
l-'.t
Church
trained
work.
excellent letter
and
has
Miyama
Mr.
one
He
intoxicating liquors.
of
prohibition
Japanese,
Government in
of
promotion
iI
11
Poiaona Youttff Chin- lies
ti, it
How HaathenUm
Mrs. Ando
themselves
Christian
upon the
urge
the
temperance
for the
able
separate reports
devote
work
an
business
Eighteen
work.
church
The
He and
to
other
as
written
I'A'.i
Japanese Church
people.
decided
temperance
to
CONTENTS.
Leprosy in Hawaii.
his
been
has
of
work
RUM
I.
as
E.
S.
this
in
among
feel
should be
II
Tare Ando
2.
Number
1889.
very
Honolulu.
in
Japanese
Mr.
zealous
FEBRUARY,
1.,
for R«
addressed
Hoilnlulu, 11. I."
Honolulu.
the
among
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paper,
bxchangea
view and
of each month,
day
rate
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department
H.
HONOLULU,
47.
reports
so
and
of
lively
work.
grouped
became of stirring and
Christian
ac-
of efficient
hearts,
The
and
thrilling
uniting
interest
to
them in
hope, purpose and zeal.
In
in Hawaii.
Leprosy
the
early
Hawaiian
The
heavily
and
segregation
up from time
in
special
by
of
lepers
Likelikc
steamer
his
at
M. Damon,
of
out
and
this
S.
naturally
thus
having
intercourse
of
in
well
the
de-
some
the benefit of segrega-
It should be
noted that the interof
complained
restricted
for the
Hon.
by
at once
was
neutralizing
course
The
of the Board of Health.
one
with the diseased, thereby
tion.
suffering
chartered
expense,
directed upon the Board for
gree
recent
Molokai.
was
own
A fire of criticism
permitted
public
a
their
to
Kalawao,
at
pupose,
comes
The latest commotion
grew
was
very brief
a
held under the
one,
what
im-
of
food
poi,
the
have
important letters
sake
appeared from
find the
the
the
explaining
Intei ior,
the action
uable
light
of
working
feelings
and
of the Board.
is
eat
therefore
thrown
the
natives
A
the
append
chief
of
portion
for her to
could
during
was
story
her and
if she
I
children,
and
if
see
husband
again
me
once
for
and
help
I
more
from
woman
"if I
said,
would
another
could
without
return
who
has
daughter, that has
begged to only see
been
a
carefully brought up,
she
safe.
be
to
after
still,
printed,
was
the
a
to
notice
carrier
chance
a
bags
for
to
Honolulu,
his
and
expedition
heard
child,
took
strong
so
the
Maui
on
see
friend
a
of
the
his
gave
steamer
his
was
there
at
desire to be
In time.
Reflecting carefully
who
had
stood
child
a
the situation
over
I
in
the
the
at
under
of
charge
Hawaiians
who
a
the
of
the
friends
what
Board
the
own
and
a
expense,
competent
had
and
place
settlement
be my feeling, I went to
permission to send, at my
allow
and
person
them
see
to
letters.
It
will be
observed
while the Board of Health
criticism
severe
the
foreign
have
to encounter
nunciation
of
in
Ewa,
armed
Oahu.
the
to
and
deep
hand
of the
native
In the district:,
Kauai,
been
repeatedly
of
A
lepers.
hostility
very
return
native
people
ernment
on
carrying
out
a
has
been
the Reform Gov-
against
of
been neglected
of
their
dispensable
der this bitter
and
honesty
knowing
very
likely
vote
against
of
sincerity
they do,
as
that
them
at
the
have
to
un-
their
is, however,
well
as
is
severity
pered,
only
you
the
only right
this
of
one.
course,
Whatever
steamer
busy
rules
Henry
11.
and
you
help
Waterhouse
Hi.
and
settlement
will
I
heartily
It is
that cast-iron
segregation
in
represent
a
great amount
this
on
side
of
the
human
fight against
cannot
in
carrying
Hon.
out the
U.
Hon.
Reynolds.
words:
in
the
M.
cannot
is
The
mitigate
our
Boards for their
of
work
information
to
Board,
the
state the
as
be considered
reasons
the
for
such
think
I
action
explanation
from the
departure
a
public
of the
without
has
ment
and
been
the
friends,
of this
it
taken
may
of
principle
the-
to
has
lepets
been
Damon
For
the
by
Board
to those
stronger
made
it
was
was
who
seeing
who
were
some
to be
reliel
done
brought
was
about in
or
leave.
until
must
a
a
to
be
serious
this
press
has
week after
week,
after page,
to
a
was
respite
growing
But
question,
manner.
native
sixteen
assistance
conviction
given.
of
the past
settlement,
grant
This
the
member
for
friends at the
again
to
day
as
importuned
have
them
every
that
have been,
of Health,
Hawaiians
either for
I
all
lepers
had
hoped
the
by
of the settle-
lepers
has been
have offered
have
no
their
or
removed,
come
to
example
Kauai.
Since
and the visit of
sent there,
for-
opposition
A notable
Waimea,
at
prevents
now
of
Board
the
shoot-
the
their
in
that district.
The
of
object
the
see
to
of
far
so
W.
Meyers,
the
of
the
and
contact
and in
charge
the
there
for
years
of
felt
warranted.
would
was
the
and
Board,
lived
Board
the interests
was
under
day,
one
officers of
already
in-
consultation
has had
who
excursion
and
of
part
to
the
the friction
remove
the circumstances
segregation
What mingling
a
upon
and its
settlement
possible
consideration
of
lesson,
and report
see
the
inmates
the
object
since its foundation, the
the settlement
but
this
to
relatives of the
segregation.
to
careful
Mr. R.
as
therefore
was
and
and how
by
interested
opposition
for
order,
condition
After
with
excursion
friends
locality
for, in
mates, and
and
the
the immediate
allow
be
supervision
by
with
those
only
thejr Itper
friends.
*
*
*
•
segregation.
writes:
For many weeks
the
there
.
/Mr.
described.
double
to
time.
settlement.
were
of the
appeals
resistance
and
opposition
the same vicinity
or
have
the settlement,
legislative representative! to
but little opposition to segregation
has been
who had
it
this
obtained
voluntarily,
removal
•first
the
fierce
others from
ward
ere
these,
they
frenzied
has been
large, which
at
there is
as
of the horrors
with
definite, correct knowledge
that under
segregation.
''Mr. Thurston writes:
by
which
imagined than
all this
accomplished
Where
terrible
a
inefficiency
the
to have
actual
"You
Board
to be
known
let those most
Damon.
judgment against former
proper
of
of what
oppressor
be
lew
the settlement
the effect of detailed,
evil,
better
can
leprosy
very
On such
concerning
the
on
vengeance
were cared
nature."
and should somewhat
in
and
that is
of
from
go
accompanied
unto death,
lepers
truly,
S.
the
expedition
Kawainui.
C. B.
human
upon
the
much
be
not
parting forever
to a place which they
freshly
to
fear
With
never seen
systematic, misrepresentation
Father I.eonore, the
J.
and Mr.
the
against
fight
pressure
so
do
hut know
not
knowledge
relatives,
only
would
we
It caused
being guarded.
LSN'.I
Observe
and
never seen,
heard
does
and
Boaru.
suffering
Parker,
shows it
humanity,
friends
well
are
could
that
segregation.
of
at
It is
legislative
of
we
could
we
it is conducted.
agony
Board
could rest."
little
for
dealing with this question,
forget that a thousand human
not
Now
the
of the
at the settlement
Rev. H.
the
if
is;
we
and
street.
once—we
how
the
at
freighting
hopes,
my
much indebted to Rev.
am
with
of the
the
said
but
settlement,
tem-
of Christ.
spirit
hear
is
plain duty
correspondence
tender
must
January
native
unavoidable should be
with
its
to
the
For valuable
I
have
not
the nation,
trying duty to
of the parties who
went
in
be the rule
the
election.
prudence
most
Minister
and would
a
the
of
reports
aggregation
channel.
For
as
be,
to
the
as
secure
Yours
course
next
performance
came
easy matter to write
one,
This faithful
yet
heart-pain
then- aims.
this
consolidate
to
duty
testifies
opposition,
have
in this in
their
doing
work,
the Board
believe in
adminis-
the corrupt
firmly peisisted
and
did.
abusing
but
and
there, nor
the Board
is—"lf
much
so
have
they
him
for Mo-
hang round for
permit to visit a
a
on
-just
eyes
to
scene, let
lepers
reports
Hawaiian
opposed
exceptions,
to
and
that their friends
answer
the truth
average
is
for
as
it,
though opposition to segregation.
and Ewa, and
owing to the rough sea, ing affrays atWaimea
back pleased and happy.
the
completion of the segregation
landed,
portion
a
favorable
of
to
has exceeded
Their
an
The
the
will
offices,
them
knowledge
own
office of
members
showing
we hear
what
know
doubts
one
any
begging
lepers
farewell.
love of kindred
a
kanaka
with
our own
satisfied:
and
the
poor
time
of;
care
with
see
warm
final
a
by
for-
are
unusually
an
heart-rending
a
refer
to
that
them
If
All
examination
and relatives of
bid
as
during
been done
about to leave with
pleading
The effect
who
up
Hawaii
and
Myers
consulted, the
on
and before
those
and I
me
Mr.
nr.ture.
preceding them/That they
tration
steadily
had
time for
The result
only
taken
been
town to
him. goto
committees,
after
has
have
a
has
Honolulu
some
at
which
final
houses, at their
their
opened.
season
beings
efficient
which
segregation,
by
of the
large portion
account
in
been
being
of the year
can
awakened among
had
Interior
until
given
not
was
Reynolds
segrega-
Waimea,
has
bitter
they
answer
of the
help
and
arrest
Mr.
of bitter de-
the work of
resistance
made
other
have done.
they
as
being
not
An
end
portion
a
to
hand from
for
stream
a
for pushing
press
tion
the
on
subject
are
one
community
enough,
severe
the
on
that
friend,
have
once more.
these
let
how
our
thought, supposing
steamer
lokai;
more
large, owing
very
physicians.
witness
to
Molokai
to
been
district
steamer
a
see
work
brethren.
their white
useless
Later
to
come
sent
of the friends
number
make
frequently
lepers
result
Hawaiians
visit
of
and
The
wishes
old
an
to will
than the truth.
months has
from
here.
have
Board is the
stuck
few
warded
would
or
of the members of the
number
police
large
more
suggestions
thorough
the
would
him.
to
The
the
with
editorial
impression
an
to
I
rousing
her
well
A lie
of
and
under
displayed
remedy.
proper
take
to
and
the Board
see
that the death
months
father
asked
We
before
for
innuendoes
s
settlement and
interlarded
headlines,
open
where
that
her
less
acommodation
at the
lepers
systematically
are
sensational
the last
His
in
elsewhere
the
management,
and the treatment of
offered
her,
the
cerning
circumstances
help,
her.
this
delay."
any
would
.
his
place
time
for
myself
after this
valley came
only see him
upon the
it.
and
have
we
to
morsel
a
children,
promise,
a
until
begged
him
see
to
care
possible
Shortly
and upon the
about
and the
some
with
to stay with
or
father
therein
her
little
from him
promised
went
her-case
were
I
spent
little
a
place
it
I
left
finally
justifying
Much and val-
segregation,
of
and
once
the Minister of
three
sent
eaten
and
water,
own means
woman
Monday*
though
water,
and
her
afternoon
true,
Hon. S. M. Damon,
Thurston,
of
to his
as
and from Mr.
bread
something." Finding
was
and
drank
or
tea,
way
"my
was,
been
neither
"Utt
what
reply
has
last
she has
6aid:
in
him,
His
husband
from
Sunday morning
was
Very interesting
and
Molokai,
do.
worthy
a
and
asked
I
could
daughter-in-law's
mediate observation of the officers of tbe
Board.
I
December
house
my
makuu."
lon
pilikia
and
lepers
our
the
hundreds of the immediate
some
friends
of
subject
time before the
to
subject
relatives
of
care"
ways.
upon the
visit
pressing
of
part
to
came
1889.
[February,
FRIEND.
THE
10
was
how
and
it
and
the
to
column
after column and
of
the
designation
constantly
kupapau).
a
the Board
incendiary appeals
resist
the "Board of Death."
kai is
portion of
itself day after day
devoted
vilification
most
Hawaiians
The stock
months
The
segregation
of the Board
to
as
the
malicious
and
page
Health,
the
native
of
lepers.
of
The settlement
referred
most
to
of
the
Health
at
is
Molo-
"Grave"
falsehoods
(lua
con-
suggestion,
the
Concerning
made, that the action
cal
effect, all
I
can
shall know them."
months since
have been
during
number
months
that
the
Board
"by
say is that
present
the
eighteen
removed
from
to-day the
person
in
been
politi-
their fruits
ye
ofeighteen
office there
lii"
prior
thirty-five;
Board
this
for
Board took
months
was
has
was
period
During
removed to Molokai
the
every
of the
which
hopes,
country
lepers,
to
while
that
within
and
the
six
expects,
who
can be
Volume
identified
No.
47,
will
leper
a
as
2.]
be
THE
at the
settlement a
Molokai.
And
be
structed in their action.
--thetic
this
willing
further I
will
make
fast and
of
political capital
loose with
We
malady.
who would
a man
say,
trade in and
to
hard
in
gaged
11
FRIEND.
It is
have
of
labor,
many
finger-joints had dropped off.
and
an ana-s-
seen men
en-
whose
enlist
to
called for those who would do
call
Jhe
rise.
so to
unexpected
perhaps
was
He
under Him.
actively
to
This had
segrega
to
leprosy, and play
the
unprepared
were
youth—they
been painless, and the stumps had healtion for political effect, would be utterly unworthy
on
But
Friday
move—none
arose.
and deserving only of conof public confidence
The foreigner rightly dreads
ed over.
and
tempt
If such
execration.
I
Kingdom,
according
only hope that
can
to his
deserts.
Thurston
honest
trade
ends.
political
in
men
They
thing.
well
other
as
for
question
in
as
all
in
to
got
calcu-
our
767
important.
The
now
there.
housing
more
be
months.
which
of
the
natives,
fourths per
cent
Peloubet's
S.
in-
making 1,500
ten
of the whole population.
S.
for the
The disease is
January
statement
of the Hawaiians
wholly
which is
lepers,
for
Lesson
cent
per
and three-
one
or
quotes authority
20th,
that
are
six
in these islands, which is four per
lepers
cent
next
besides
150
undeveloped,
an
confined
little
or
leprosy
to
do
they
safe
perfectly
of
use
keep
to
is
on
personal
public
of
a
especially
revolt
inclined
to
and
neighbors,
contact
years,
are
however,
Health,
all
known
and
under
Another fact
or
stages,
even
when
personal'
of
to
the
means,
to
Board
the
have
The
by
Father
gloriously
memorable
and
Christians.
enjoyed
native
pastors
deacons
ligent
volves
great
and
government,
and
Board
The
continue
policy
of
to
demands
in
well
if
or
this
inthe
to
in behalf
It
for
others
was
a
rare
Honolulu
since
have
ple
sympathy
and their
twenty who
and young
twenty,
thirty
large
number
a
they
of
receive
must
the
out
as
the Central
of unusual
made the
Union
the
Church,
in
ner
the
will be
kept
will
ing
theme
of
their
words
very
the
during
spoken,
a
direct and
youth by
time
Among
convincing appeal
Tuesday, January
Bth.
the
of
changed
They
in its later
ob-
this
had
been
love the Lord
as
a
the
evening of
the
topic.
"Choosing
to
in
for Hawaii
and their
trained
to
He
Christ.''
know,
and
their dear parent's best
friend.
come
for themselves
Jesus
as
their
own
spiritual
to
to
The
Truly,
Lord
have
has
does
extended
under
those
of
hopeful
induce
Mr.
going
has
time had
larger
great
well
cities.
of
San
and
supplied
means
to
not
An
effort,
made
labor in Hono-
pressing
work
in
he
the
proportionally
and
Gospel influences
Christian
We need
training.
to
their fullest activity.
all these
agencies
Special blessings
fruitful harvests of saved souls will
and
fail
labor.
the
now
But
Honolulu is
with
maintain and work
not
ap-
beyond
was
Francisco.
to
choose the Lord and
friend and their Lord,
in
on
we
great
immediate
success,
Moody
ex-
nei.
movement
of
limits
the
church-influence and training.
must
friend,
good
that
far
the
on
righteousness,
work.
believe
store
grace,
service in
lulu, after the close of his meetings
the
was
to
all
youths
in
the maintenance and
to
and
"Seeking Christ
as
forward with
testifying
years,
man-
Fort-St.
that these
and great
good
side, upholding
thus
pear
the lead-
noticeable
on
and
strengthened
tension of every
the
supplications
Mr. Oleson,
do
contributing
by
The church
Christ,
week.
most
and
decided
similar
a
liv-
many
first
Bethel
believing
coming
the
Lord's
to
efforts
old
great hope,
scarcely
to
consistent
how
their
We then look
churches.
a
may
was
ten,
how
recall
active,
made
the children and
of
of the church
youth
of
towards Christ in
move
the
public,
observed
spiritual activity.
bringing
look back
and
and
group,
ing abroad,
the
the afflicted peo-
Prayer
members of the
We
years,
Christ
children
are
Christians in Honolulu scattered through-
to
are
suffering relatives.
week
all
and
people,
hundred and
one
Nearly
has
now
have chosen
to
seem
School.
Sabbath
good
The
about
for tlreir Lord.
and
support of
toward
of
names
Pastor
and the
community.
their beneficent aid and Chris-
as
the
sent
effectively
out
hand,
moral
one
sustained
a
activity
Health,
carry
now
strongest
All
expense
from the whole
lepers
now
of many intel-
as
interest and beneficent
of the
of
themselves
elders.
or
care
of
Protestants
the aid
well
as
had been announced
indiff-
are
to
and
Sabbath
Many
fruitful.
Many
forward,
come
sup-
one
Damien is
are,
virulent,
vital organs
joy
sons,
evening
wants
are
priests,
The
leprosy.
lepers,
them
among
always
as
the
kindred,
spiritual
French
two
whom the noted
the disease, is its
not
re-
Christ.
tearful
their
testifying.
so
penin-
But for isola-
from
treat-
surveillance.
its
painful, except
the
their
Such persons
to
the
The
favorite residence
a
seem
upon
medical
mild character. ,/Tt is
acute,
but
to
4o
of the external
contributing
of the natives
erence
very
most
the disease,
signs of
of those
Indeed, of late
such
secure
removes
Catholics
of
scenery
far better off than in
homes.
own
the
The
separation
four
The
appear
their
lepers possessed
to
as
large,
resent
to
of s"pace
the
submitting
shunfied.
being
most
able
ment
in
malady, only by
themselves
push
labors
including
populous.
generally
are
plied by
tian
especially
themselves
at
of
clothing
ensured against
against
distinction when
pro-
about.
of
at
were
Jesus
full of
were
groups
daughters
This
are
be
their
as
even
whole
see
they
follow the Lord
to
Many parents
They
common
thorough segiegation
Lepers
any
and
households,
affected.
if
This, however,
the dissemination of the
means
premises,
contact
therefore
as
would be
relative afflicted
a
your
children
young
can
just
It
impossible
civilized
where
lepers,
avoided.
practically
most
fear it, but live in
furniture and
utensils,
strictly
were
natives
with
with this disease
vided that
cleanly
diseased.
not
were
there
amojrg the
not
contact
intimate
they
spreads
lepers
been
always
and
tion,
more
habits.
persons
The disease
because
of
solved
fifty
people
young
declare that
to
arose,
I
readi-
glad
More than
11.
an
by
on
pasturage,
acres
mountain is superb.
of natives, and
to
infection from
of
danger
no
and
sula has
there
here shows that
experience
Our
and
free,
are
shore.
sea
disabled
the natives.
is
sea
of
are
overestimate.
substantially
laid
been
horses
they
eighteen
the
of
children
our
among
over
a
was
government School teachers found their
and
prayers
the settlement.
fifteen hundred
some
there
re-
guess that 100
during
Probably
but
fected,
found
ample
people
the
although
has
Water
There
which is
ground,
the
on
and
Good
provided.
garden
plenty
with
is
less tilled,
or
chiefly
live
1,250 lepers
probably
in these of
had talked it
and
for the second
ness
Molokai is
at
condition.
of
plenty
in
should
We
will
more
Settlement
Leper
is
are
been
during
vigorous-
the
to
made, this time by the
again
They
Pastor.
once
abundant
miles
making
and
minimum
a
in excellent
now
have
the Minister
lepers
Molokai
to
months,
to
young
talk
special
following,
was
themselves,
until.the disease shall have
reduced
patrol duty
have
people
evening
that segrega-
demanding
pipes throughout
figures given by
of all
view
intelligent
systematically
ly enforced,
been
rations.
and
fighting
at
well
as
have
We
in
In
islands.
to,be done.
moved
united
disabling
loathsome,
a
some
palaces
in this
sons
account
the
to
as
who
The Devil is still
countries.
take Satan into
lations
those
always
are
found
and has many
large,
young
who will trade upon anyare
in saloons.
as
a
as
considerations
tion shall be
with
Leprosy
There
politics
abhors it
and incurable disease.
are
against
heat
and
these
Thurston.
A.
writes
the
upon
this
14, 1880.
Honolulu, Jan.
man's
in
treated
may be
Yours, etc.
Lorrin
Mr.
there be
he
to
follow
The
be
Spirit
devoted
tone
of
and
together keyed
up
may breathe
upon
wake
those
thrill all hearts.
believing
Chrisitan
notes
hearts
higher
our
which
that
souls
shall
the
Heathenism Poisons
How
Young
a
of
basis
churches
Churches.
permanence?
further aid
In
work
issue,
last
our
that
doctrine,
of
churches
matured
the
and
of
planting*
the
ing
point
to
Missions'
Foreign
'Real
While
edu-
that
voiced
the
the
gospel and
of
of
feel
Missions,
we
missionary
such
that
of
appreciation
of
evil conditions
are
be held through
only
the
a
an
great
deplorably
and
society,
heathen
of the tremendous power of their evil
fluence
those
upon
subject
in-
it.
to
In
_
unless
fact,
contact
one
with such
ble for him
force
the
of
of
trained
his
Spirit,
They
way of
to
the
stand
to
the heathof
help
the
upon Him.
sight
numbers,
taught
in
the
in life
fitted
and
witnesses for Christ
as
Now suppose this work
ly succeeded
able
and
percentage
have been led
their
fealty
great
Christ;
to
The
truth
they
of the
declare
have
set over
are
been
rtative
them.
is owned and
Gospel
All
its power felt by the whole nation.
has ceased.
of
idolatory
practice
open
Even,
as
in Hawaii,
civilized
a
has
esgovernment
A system of public schools
taught
and
gious
ture
have
the whole
are
learned
say
that
complished.
in the
sense
to
in
great
us,
Our
with
able
clothing;
appliances
we
are
entitled
has been
work
been
of
ac-
finished
limits the
fail
men
do
to
He does
them,
their deficienGod
grace.
works
common-
us —not
the above
to
deference
morally
the
to
query,
wise
truly
Home
the
representing
morals
tions
sentiment
debased, malignant
too
the
pervading,
too
and
weak, public
too
moral
vitiated
heatheniasm,
to
people
leave much
and
guiding
It
the
that
most
where
people
foreign
at-
peculiar
the
first
is
evangelization
profess
the great
Jesus;
be
to
their
In
passed
the
of the
and
rear
a
early
fill their
how
that
do,
to
impulse,
was
no
Now
structive forces by
the
and
a
whole
the
as
survives
else
obligations,
We
pieces.
placed upon virtue
as
to
and
to
expect.
it
who
anc)
will
those de-
evangelized
the
thorough
as
note
of
the
common
greatly
points.
Some
to
society
of
vary
races
some
would
moral
fall
particularly
which heathen
and
little
the
writer
there
churches,
to
one
sentiment is
In
children
to
know
most
not
proach
tried
There
is
hide
little
of
among
We
these
who
involves
respect still
respectability
in
the past
young
maintained
the best
as
number
good
have lived
purely.
failure in this
little
or
loss of
no
of
Hawaiians,
and that the maintenance of such
is
the
of
current
ungodly
derides it.
masses
period
the
been
openly
against
chiefish
then
ceased
practically
has
ters
rageously
how
vigorous
perpetuate
to
of
of
impurity
public
inmost
this evil,
can
as
possible
So
much
heathenism
the
roding
trated in
habit
itself,
in
gation.
blood."
killing,
Only by
the
and obstinate
girls'
There is
seminaries
personal force of
souls
no
at
churches,
revolt
instinctively
that of
for
in
native pastor
the evil
inheritance of
undermining
vice.
one
note*
that
of
descend
to
from
should
and
largely
and
hereditary
things
Proclivities
We
cor-
illus-
as
sentiment
very
are
matters
These
and
Christianity,
nascent
morals
persistently
and
in
do.
this
particularly
out-
working
a
few white pastors in the
whose
in
problem
sentiment.
of the
need the
we
a
save
the
mat-
healthy
pervading
precious help
—but
at
this
in such
maintain
to
sufficiently
when
rule
The
Christianity
a
favor of
days
to
lapsed,
cases.
open
is,
and in
it,
discipline
church
For
influence has
Since the
missionaries
white
The
sentiment in
public
long
all the old ways.
purity
difficult.
exceedingly
be-
hopefully
a
the eyes
the
much
excellent
our
Schools,
nation.
him.
that
During
munificence,
found
mighty
re-
it, and
very
But the fact remains that
life
no
from
hundred
out
gone
white
the
be
may
suspect-
hope
to
several
Training
hope of
facts
respect.
have
chiefly by
the
advanced
years
women
filthy
counted it
reason
has
in that
twenty
All
the
would make much of
to
Hawaiian
since
single
a
them, although they knew the
to
missionary
so
in-
women
stained.
knew
people
work
years
facts in detail before the pastor
The
at
the
thirty
young
was
to
last
existing
came
not
was
our
pastoral
nearly
interesting
whose record
in
group of the
large
a
abso-
Islands.
years'
present
of
telligent
the
which hea-
sentiments
in their view upon moral
conscience
and
recuperates its
to matters
Heathen
morality.
of
of
once
first
turn
people
the
out
of his
four
most
above
may refer
practice
these
Hawaiians
among
midst
to
of
the
so to
the
printed
the
to
of
intimacy
We
narrative
as
the
aver-
have had
to
seems
discovery
continue
exnect
directly
over
of
gen-
teaching
means
baleful
we
and
from
poisonous
thenism propagates
power
upon
of inheritedheathenism.
speak
to
number,
one
the
to
tribes,
existence.
no
Ellis'
least
with
power
virtue
lutely
churches,
around
much
too
to
continually
will
they
would
one
familiar
paralyzing
named
the
society.
temper,
especially
Polynesian
can
then, is
converts
foreign
think is
we
We think
church
rising
people
That
without
have
all of
power
shall
fresh
make
among them.
so
they
degraded
more
the
Dr.
human
and
fun-
well-
the pure, non-Arabic
to
or
the
to
quite superior
a
will
churches
new
spiritual
is
brain
chastity,
more
But in the moral codes of
negro.
of
is
soon,
problem
in
Melanesian,
of
training
themselves in the
erations and
the
The
of
grade
a
it
of Christians
generation
places.
su-
years
vigorous
a
parental
maintain the
to
few
a
converts
only
faithful
new
in
aud
place,
from earth, and
away
them; and that
life
second
that
noted,
majority
heathen vices
other
any
age uncivilized man,
small minori-
a
honestly
can
admittedly
elevation of
Polynesian
lieve that
and
majority continue mainly indifferent
to
both
Girls'
force.
the Lord
to
of
very
his
remembered, in
even
loyalty
true
and
successful, only
the
of
unless the
stimulating
be
must
place,
ty
long
by
churches
continues his
instruction,
tentive
too
promise
the continuance of the native
missionary
and
Now
ed them.
mental
paralyzed
and
in the ways of Christ,
on
supersti-
whole
of the
structure
profoundly
damental than
being
that of
deficient,
very
the virtue which is
ago,
Churches, is that the native character is
people,
They
that
always
that
men
debasement
litera-
of
us.
own answer
given
and
certain
greatly
to
through
and
without
variety of reli-
work
having
with
might
accomplishing
where
irresistible
secular
the
But is that
of
tread and
decent
of
Certainly,
a
to
their hands.
wear
many
civilization.
to
a
wholesome
placed
they employ
people
Bible and
The
write.
form of
has been
constitutional
tablished.
by
intelligence,
to
and
the
it is
commonly supplement
not
cies
reproduce
trained
churches;
pastors and teachers
it;
have great-
joy
He
belonging
A consider-
heathen people
the
of
with
into
organized
to
prospered.
world and the
be in
the
work
this
men,
exercise of
such
the heathen about them.
of
reasons
perstitions.
instructed in his writ-
thus
wise
for
wedded
to
grace
fierce battle
Whatever
may
grace
salvation
to
converted in
Lord,
God's
the
of
powers
in
churches,
and
word,
bring
to
oi
abounded towards
so
thereof?
trust
and
mighty
be
to
into
the
doctrine
pure
the
greatest thing
hope
and
fix their dim
are
and
reveal Christ
by
gathered
ten
first
to
to
into
deliver them
to
sorcerers,
joyful
a
The
and
en,
to
into
be done is
and
servants
in the
grow,
the
them in the
uphold
to
prince
to
fear of demons, and slavish
from object
subjectation
God.
peoples
comes
lift them
to
or
malignant
Christ
morals and holy living,
them
and
heathen
inherit.
disciples,
possi-
not
credit either
or
paralyzing
peoples, through
those
is
personal
moral sentiments
which
superstitions •
commonly
it
things,
apprehend
to
degradation
the
into
comes
help
ly
heathen character
with
that
them will suffice without farther human
the
churches
experienced
will
of
known
planting
who is intimate
can
Ellinwood,
Secretary
making
think that every
society,
highly effi-
the
by
the main work of Foreign
opinion
the Home
view of
common
as
cient and devoted
lack
Task of
guidance."
a
churches,
and
condi-
Evangeliza-
beyond
has
of themselves,
and
propagate
confidence
which
God
with
by try-
those
the
We
long continued subsequent
to
cation and
holds
of
"some
extend
which
tions
tion
out
promised,
as
to
as
assured
Christ's
borders.
churches throughout their
continue the topic,
so
ended
of heathen peo-
with the Evangelization
ples,
Missionary
new
left with little
care
combated the
we
Foreign
the
take
to
the
Can
be
safely
now
1889.
[February,
FRIEND
THE
12
run
propa-
"in
the
lying, stealing,
one's
ancestry.
long continued training,
under
Volume 47,
No.
Christ's
and
power
and
puiity
can
restful
home
Until
race.
and
that
people
help
in
living, healing touch,
do
they
which
will
side—through
possible
There is
incidents of
small,
enslaving
and
and
and
to
the
For
be
much
And then a
in
demon-forces
In
lends the
and
ships
and
and
with their
impure.
sensuality
of
fices
of
commonly
involve
acts
of
deeds
objects
of
men
which
of their
Evil,
and
up
as
in
Those
think
the
native
and
to
evil
teem
revolting
the
ex-
were
sacri-
the
often still
impurity
good."
and
do,
and
Thus
and
and the
have
set
leaders
foreign
long
vast,
a
up
manned
by
and
and
amazingly
prospered
war
heathenism.
blessed
has
has
greatly
to
are
and
their
a
them
labors.
long peiiod
the
to
weak and
They
fathers
nursling
from among the
gathered
hea-
then, before those shall have developed
into
Chrisstrong and permanent
such
itian
that
life,
believe
cope with the
can
remaining
the
and
[this work,
they
of
dark powers
We
wor-
practito
Super-
sets
in the
vice
same
K.
has
a
A.
Johnson,
Kinau
laea;
discharging
off
high
at
returns
of
3rd.—
the
Go with
mean
war
the world is
men
of
people,
positive quality,
and you
let
not
us
think
Plutarch,
and
with
with heroes and
demigods standing around
us, who
will
Books.
sleep.
to
waiian
products
be
a
cynic
Don't bewail
preacher.
Omit the negative
us
incessant
with
waste
against
the
yourself
the
good.
and
bad,
in
bemoan.
propositions.
affirmatives.
rejection,
but chant the
Society
and
nor
—
the
Interior
to
estate.
from Samoa;
the
A.
arrangeof
Ha-
Paris
coming
ex-
wedding
of the bride's
the residence
begins.
term
make
position.—Lyman-Babcock
C.
Banco,
exhibition
an
at
to
at
parents.
for
entertainment
—
our
British and American naval visitors.
above
buildings
street
Bth.—Nuuanu
Hotel street,
narrowly escaped
supposed
serious
a
be
to
incen-
diarism.
Union
9th.—Central
the
upon
posed
new
site of
Nerve
Don't
bark
beauty of
Solitude.
their pro-
edifice.—Steamer Australia
arrives off
port
rienced
and
Beretania
the
streets as
decide
Church
of
corner
11 p.
at
severe
very
in.
having
expe-
weather
nearly
the
Camera
Club
(of
entire passage.
10th.—Hawaiian
for
amateurs) organize
etc.
ment;
mutual
of
Marriage
—
improveWray
Mr.
Norton
at
St.
11th. —The notorious Bath house
case
Taylor
to
Amy
Miss
Andrew's Cathedral.
comes
to an
lower
end
by
court's
verdict
a
decision
Molteno.—Arrival
against
of
portion of crew
Bryce, abandoned
the
Samoa
report
steamer
route
en
to
and rescued
American
ship John
700
miles
from
War
news
from
some
severe
"guilty"
of
Captain
Islands.
Samoan
sustaining
of
Alameda from the Colonies,
to
reverses
Germans who had taken the field
the
against
Mataafa.
of
U.
disconsolate
and
another
Bishop
courting
secure
12th.—Arrival
Don't
for
of
arrives
decide
ments
the
proud place, peopled
a
damage.
Takasago
advices.
7th.—Quarterly
M.
C.
Maa-
at
no
in
B. P.
S. S. Adams
welcome
themselves for it.
Then read
mean.
or
Court
Minister
—The Cabinet
Y.
A.
dissenting—upholds
San Francisco, with
life is
grounds
steamer
Supreme
of
later
no
C.
the W.
she got
part of cargo
certain lands of the
—U.
at
immigrants.
Dole
Justice
M.
by
Yokohama
to
than
old resident
Y.
tide with little
2nd.—Japanese
supply
—
murder,
an
the
at
X.
practice
gathering
probable
the sailors in port,
to
Pacific
off O.
target
larger competitive
—Entertainment
heathenism.
churches will
gird
came
semi-annual
Waialua, of Mr.
Hall
South
a
eclipse
usual.—Reported
Richard
subdue
are to
patient
continue for
mothers
H.
from
m.
p.
cruise.—Sun's
nearly possessed, they
They
err.
by orotracted
yesterday
given
upon
them strong foothold and honoring obedience in many dark lands.
But if they
count
with
Nyanza,
yacht
no
and electric
work
patient
He
in
resulting
telephone
and
church-
Their Lord and King
those lands
wires.—English
conflagraiton;
Thegreat evangelizing
have
must
the
way, say
effectually
soul,
do
underrated.
Christians
there,
to
be
not
and then withdraw all
high-trained
captains.
When
into the
they
real
brought
must
worst
pattern after
gods,
very
ruler in the
wor-
things
worship.
they
directly
the
be
they
and
here
but
Christ's
possessed
land
living
mightier.
of
be
not
English
garrisons,
wind,
among
arrived
Capt. and Mrs. Dewar and party
claim
mighty,
must
when
won,
fortresses
es
to
over,
among them.
forces
must
and
the
the
the best
and
pure
however,
evil
American
not
less
indicated
very
cultivated churches
battle
same
more or
incomparably
full power,
little havoc
Maru
power
are
is
whistles, bells, etc., followed
north
high
a
no
themselves
world
the
blight
by
steam
T. UJ—Stmr.
with
among
the
Christ's
with
heathenism which
of
tribes
Christianity
bear.
zealous,
under the
which
power
agencies
These
The
this uni-
its
hastily
such
to
of
churches
It goes without say-
tend
a
all
and
grossest
"be thou my
stition
and
es,
half-recktim-
and undermine the infant church-
corrupt
malignity and
converted heathen relapse
cally
in
and
their artists
did,
cruelty.
that
in
ferocity,
worship
it
them with
embody
which
The
capable.
agencies
survive
Idola-
legends
and
unspeakable
conceptions
leading
fruits
in
how
youth?
own
but
evangelized
believed
are
back
terrors
have
incite-
from
fills
The
idols
work.
The idolater
delight
that
The
ploits.
ship
at
and
away
it
not
which
to
sanction
darkness.
gods
cruel
ing,
do
and hot-
nest
vice,
souls
turns
with
powerful
most
agencies
form of
of
efficiency
foreigners,
breeding
light of Christ,
filth
has
acquainted
it the
powerful
both
of
lie
to
of the deities worshipped.
ment
try
a
superstition
corrupting
it is the
of every
bed
matter
or
to account
the
fact,
believe
living.
whether natives
qf all
such
that
aptitude
an
those best
Superstition,
hesitate
There
much
demoralizing
the
to
may
triumphs
to
as
We
who
fall
to
of the deep-set heritages of before them.
one
ages of heathen
As
due
proclivity
Thus
steal.
to
become
is
descent
hereditary
they
Christian
believe
to
reason
few.
ready
too
majority
missionaries,
those
demon? overlooked,
a
all these powers of darkness.
too
it,
native
in
controling
whose matured faith
are
or
claims
always
of
presence
a
In
But
sickness,
sickness
not
then
found
over
is
is
malignant
Now and
it.
religion,—
revive in
to
almost certain
are
for
human nature,
in
but
their
of
against
and
superstition,
versal
dispo-
of
comes,
composed of
shall churches
polluting
constitute
problem
ed heathen make head
affected their
Christian life and
especially
Again
them.
always
the
mission-
greedy
ungodly
have
people.
dormant.
less
or
The
people
who
men,
and
inherited
By
are
people
money-making
dark fears and evil
power—these
the
pastors
the
inverted
opposite
the
under the influence of
the
bodies, of kahunas
propagandists
all
elevating
and
sition
among
idolatry.
inwrought
the
with
paralyzing
the presence of
more
of
of
races,
Hawaiians. "large
organized
active
are
aries
uncivilized
all
voodoos, medicine
demoralizing
They
power.
purifying
numbers in
Ist.—New Year is rushed in
January
in
are
are now
powers
the relations
are
structure
their
in
into
life and
diabolized
religion,
superstition.
and
their lives
They pervade
There
there
I
of Christ.
Record of Events.
Monthly
j
and
light
the
against
and
vision,
spiritual
soul
teachings.
unspeakably
ramify
daily
society.
power.
im-
is
of beliefs in devil-
These beliefs
instead of
It
influences, their
into the mental
trouble,
upon another
the
or
mass
which
men,
corrupting
the terri-
briefly
exerts
and
great
grow
foreign
against Christianity
of heathen
broad
a
power
the
sorcerers,
Superstition.
demands, their
a
people,
some
closes
13
FRIEND.
all
darkens
act
home,
at
delineate here, in any detail,
to
polluting aspects
and
need
to note
either the malignant
of
heathen
once
become
so
vitally
heathenism
upon
a
a
their churches.
now turn
gods,
find
righteousness
among
destructive force
bly
THE
into the life of the
grown
are
We
2.]
from Acapulco,
en
China.—Annual
Co.
phone
same
in
S.
S.
for
meeting of
Treasurer's
Dolphin
Japan
Bell
report
and
Tele-
shows
flourishing condition.
13.—Death
aged
route
of
three years
John Adams Oleson,
eight months; the aec-
THE
14
ond bereavement within
the
Rev.
of
family
weeks in
three
25th.—Arrival of
Mrs.
W.
B.
from Callao
quest
Islands.—Mrs.
Oleson.
Cuthona
14.—British bark
toria B.
with lumber
C,
in
puts into this port
from
for
etc.
Home"
Vic-
quarterly
Custom
shows
House Statistics
ending Dec.
Cash
ly
$378,741.21.—The
a
bal-
at
exports
year
$11,031,438.88,
the
steamer
ed
total
being
Honolulu
large
Francisco with
and
leaves
has audience of
the
these
to
his credentials.—McCarthy-
Hyacinth
usual
the
to
course
turn, resulted in
concert
this
mentary
to our
already
extra
islands,
wed-
took part,
and around
over
line
projected
to
21st.—Dr.
way
Port
nalilo Home.—A.
moves
S.
his office
a
of
of
of
road
the
Account Act
es-
-lb
u
-
Haw
being
Dr.
mails.
Court
but
in
in
bk I
bk
of the
Keystone
declares the Chinese
to
of
unconstitu-
obtain
a
loan
a
Tahiti,
wife
and
Hawaiian Islands in
ner.—Fire
alarm
nary, another
tunately
damage.
King,
Lu-
Cartwright, Esq.,
case
at
of
extinguished
Robert
party,
a
-Am sch
T 'cliini
M Urown,
A Khiers,
X I)
t,
and
Maria
wife
A
San
Francisco,
A
wife
Rev O P
children.
2
Mrs
G Thrower,
WT
Ward,
Hushnell
BoWtO,
E F Cameron,
own,
I.
Msyarstnifi and
Pottlethwaita, Tohu F Siebe,
M
Leopold Plaid and wife, and
Mons
and
12—G
Tan
Win A
lb
Green,
G
Tcuney,
R
Ztalaitdta,
Hrlau,
T Westar
lames
Cspl
I. Voss,
Miss
S
S
per
Mrs I> Noonan,
12
Mrs I, A Thurston,
Stewart, J
M Whir-ton,
steerage
bktne
per
and party
Mary Winkelman,
Jan
(P), Mr arid Mrs Gallagher.
I'KPARTI KKS.
For San Francisco,
Mrs
F M
I"
Swanxr,
and child,
per
Dickson,
I
S
Shaw,
S S Alameda, Jan
Kent*eld,
i
P Btmltar, J C
Lane,
If
C
12—I
C Pratt,
F C Lowrey
D*ank*r,
W
W
>od, Miss Law-its
W
McCha*ney. Mn L B WentM W Schulge, J NewMurphy.
F
A
X
Steerage:
Jones, R W Shaneld, and o* in transit.
worth.
G H
San
Francisco,
\
Mrs X Smith.
A
L
Dr
Louisson,
per
Hon II
wife,
Hrodie
J
E McGeeney,
Steerage:
S S Australia
|.in
Mr> N P Fscob**n,
Haas,
J T Wuier'iou'.e anfl
15
M
—
and
wife,
S Cohn,
Phillips.
Waiarhouse
IT F
and
T Parnell, C
Japanese
Ir,
srife,
ana
lewis.
and
2
Port-
uguese
San
Franr-isro,
bk
per
CO liryant,
McCnesney, Mrs Dewlin. I'. Dolno, .vu\
For the Colonies,
S
per
Master Kettle,
man.
in
S
T
Fnrks, Mr
and
cabin,
17
Miss Chan-
2?—
Bonrkc. R N. H
Fewetl.
—Miss
Jan
Stevens.
/erd.indii. Tan
Captain
and wife. A (
passengers
40
steerage
transit.
o,
W G Irwin, Jan
per bgtnc
74—font
S;m
Francisco,
S.in
Francisco,
Yacht
Louis
but
per
from Si 1".
todays
Chrutianson,
HuudU-ttc,
19 days fm S F
Mom,
Wilde,
days from S F.
-j' 2
days from Colonies
frooi tcapulco, Mexico
is
15 days
,;i
days from
Pius,
•«
Victnris
daysfrom
Am bktne
Planter, Penh
Am bktne
Maty winkettnan,
S
Hawn S
—
Am
.'4
Paul,
Yacht
Am bk
S
Zealandia,
15'j
Ii
Port
('.
-;
S C Allen,
purest
Queen,
Amelia. Tan
7
M.
lan
.B—J
I) McKeagur,
.-q
HoiwWu,
Tan.
daughter ofWm.
-JBa, by the
7.
Frederick S, l.vman
Pabcock.
fr.. and Miss
Pabcock, all of
this c!t\-.
TAYLOR -NORTON- In
Rev, AVv.
Mr-rkinto.il.
SMITH
LINDSAY—In
Mackintosh.
Wev. Alex.
Hono'u'u.
Wray
the
af Hnnosnltt,
to
Hotv-'ulu.
uth.
Jan,
the
by
Mr. Thos. Smith and Miss Mag-
I indsay. dauuhter of Mr. Thos. Lind<■*>*.
TOWV-sT,NT>rhe
to
ieth. by
Jan.
Taylor,
Frail' tsOD,
Any Norton, of San
At
of the hrtdV*.
sidence
••
Hitchcock,
from S F.
days from
\
Tn
Rerkwith.
Dr.
rv
vji
by
Ra»
Tan.
HMn.
iflrh, at
and Mrs. D. H.
Mr
parent*.
K. V7.
Ktta
Cora
Burt,
Hkchcock
Hon. H. S. Townsend
fm S F
S
T
MCCARTHY—
F.
the
days from Tahiti.
Call.io.
jo days from
Rhthi
gan,
"
Honolulu.
ftVh,
ns-uVari
to Miss Maggie
J. McCarthy,
Chas.
Jan.
«f (Vba,
rfcrman, Wi-Tiop
Rev
Lannor,
Rev.
days from Newcastle.
44
20
days
Dyreborg, 1* days
(herendorp,
Casco, Ottis,
Conquest,
_>
M:
blakely,
days from SF.
13:
llcw,
LYMAN—BABCOOC
Rev.
days frosn Port Town.id
41
Winding,
Sprackels,
Robt Sanrles,
by
by
Mor-
all of this city.
days fm Sr.n Franoiaco.
DE /'A inCH AS.
McT.F.ANDec. 31 —Am bktne
Am
:
2-Jap
W H
Draw,
Dijnond,
McLean,
for S F.
bk Ceylon, Calhoun, for Satl Francisco.
S S
TakasaMo
Mam, Conner,
i»—Am S S A'ameda, Moras,
17-
S
S
Adams
tern
Leary. fbl
S:.u
W S Bowne. Bluhm
Am bk Sonoma, Grim
Br
JONW
a
tor
hs,
to the
wife of W. H.
to
the wile of R. N
dauchtar.
Honolulu,
Jan. rath, to the
snfa of P.
In
\\ 'tod.
ibis
city,
'an.
74th,
to
Jonas,
the wife of Dr. C. P.
a son.
Francisco.
for San
Francisco.
bktne Cuthona, GifTer, for Sydney.
S ii Dolphin, Wilde,
S
ZeaJasoHa,
W G Irwin,
28—Am bk Forest
DEATHS.
for Yokohama.
Oterendorp,
M< Cuilo.h,
PTF.RC
for Colonies.
F.
Pierce,
for S F.
Winding, for S F.
In
a
son
and
of
18
AhRIVALS.
From
San
Francisco,
per
Ashford, Capt C J Stevens,
Mary Lyle.
From
San
Francisco,
per
bk
S
S
4—Mr
Knox. P S Woolsey
Australia,
Jan
16, 1838,
42
Dsc.
Oakla-d,
Cat.
Dec.
J. H. Hare of this city,
75
Edward A.
years.
31st,
ayed
John
R. Tones,
loyears,
8 months
30th.
a
Alexander Ha*e,
native of
Pennsylva-
years.
Kukaiau.
Hamakua,
Hawaii, Jan. 5,
38 years.
wife of J. S. Muirbeid, aged,
1889, Emma,
and
9—Mrs
Masrt,
Drr.
aged
and M. S. Jones,
MUIRHEAD—At
Forest Queen, Jan
Mr
aged
Brooklyn,
days.
father of
nia,
Francisco,
Lahaina,
J. B.
HARE-In
PASSENGERS.
San
native of
JONES- At
bktne Amelia, Newhall, for San Francisco.
29- Am
Hawn bk J A King, Berry, for S F via Kahuiui.
Semi-
for-
IRBO,
In this city, Jan. nth,
a
In
t.
for B F.
the
little
Jan.
daughter.
daughter.
WOOD
FraVl
Am bk C D Bryant, Lee. for San
22—Am
a
Moetman,
San Francisco.
HondJatta, <ur S F.
Hawn S S Australia,
In t'lisci'v,
MOBSMAN'
for Yokohama.
—Hawn bk Lady L-mpsoi., Si*U rgren, for S I.
9
Am baton I[j Sprcckeli, t bri tuuison, forS F.
1.
man-
incendiarism;
bk
per
Heine.
MARRIAGES.
Seas.
26 days from Samoa.
?i—Am bgttM S O W'il
lar,
U
to treat
journalistic
Kawaiahao
with
Liz/ie
Lydia,
P Baiter, Mil
dc Coursey,
build-
new
Hunt, from the South
Barry,
Quean.
J D
Dolphin,
S
Hawn S
American
with
Wi'smi.
HONOLULU.—JANUARY.
—Am S S Alameda,
13
trustees
HII
u
BIRTHS.
$7,500 standing against it,
14th.—Arrival
Stevenson,
A
Forest
24—Am bgtne
from
F.
merson,
daughter,
For
Yacht Nyan/a,
Banco
power
the
Alameda. Jan
s
Misses
Francisco,
Key X
and wife. Mrs
For
at
Journal.
31—Am wh scht Jane Gray.
Hono-
mortgage, for $6,000.
Casco
Afong.
J.
14—Br bk Cuthona, Giffer,
U
on
San
n,
number of returned ka-
23rd.—Kau.makapili Church, having
some
evening
7—Am bktne Amelia, Newhall, 23 days from Foft Tow'nd,
Am bk C O Whitmore, Ward, 38 days fm Dep'tnrc Bay.
behind time,
of last session
authorize its
OF
s—Am batns
is—U S
tional and void.
debt of
and in the
the Police Court.
Haw Stuir Australia,
9—
pre-
eeds
sip
days
Interior
case,
by Agents
noon
into his fine
j— CSS Adams Leary,
Zcalandia arrives from
supports the discretionary
Minister
Konohi in
! gtne W G Irwin, McCullocn. 14 dayi from SF.
Am bktne Skagit, Cutter, si days from Pugel Sound.
maaina's.—Supreme
License
acquit
-f>—Am
through delayed English
lulu welcomes
crowded
a
MS
Mrs Ptacock and chfld, Miss
Cummins.
ARRIVALS,
Dec.
Physician.
three
Francisco,
Smith,
J J' shida and wife, and Jos Taylor.
PORT
2*j---H P M
San
with
amateurs
day reception
Marine
2a
22nd.—S.
From
Patience
House, for
Opera
at
Kirn,
Mr. and Mrs. C.
a
Steam
harbor, with
Trousseau
as
V
—
Thos
For
the market.
Jno. Brodie
W
Dunbar, H A
creditably.
Reception
Goo
Colonies,parW
II Franks,
Waialae
by
said
Chris
Stsaragl BSMSsasJtfl-
series of three
a
meets
31st.—Founder's
15
on
of
the
at
objects,
Alee and
riders
expenditures
of
bonds
to
paratory
placed
and
receipts
Chapman, J It
Broaaoa and wife,
Francis* i),
Pan
Wilder, Jin 21
per bktlM S G
wife and
Oat, Mln
Grace Powell. Mr
Raber,
M
For
11
timated
s
BurdelT]
or
over
statement
Pearl
to
first
30th.—Chinese New Year;
service
the Oahu
a
ji
II
|
I.
Cummins.
ton.
Am
of
sad
Mrs
Poms,
Castls, UrC
sarVaot, X Rental Id,
For San Francisi
twenty
Head
From
John
child,
si—
themselves very
4
publishes
resi-
worthy
—
square
MlwC
!>
\V
Herring, G N Wilcox,
Aim
Norton,
Morris,
the beach.
Railroad
suspi-
a
demand.
public
Diamond
20th.—Promoter
several
to
of the full opera
ing adjoining
compli-
successfully
Makiki
from
course
re-
frequent trips
the
off
came
Konohi and
have
roosts
sorrow.
full blast.
victory. —Band
Tramway
more
in which
Paper chase
by
visitors.
'street
to meet
hurt
of
and
buoy
chicken
local talent,
by
the
over
the water,
on
naval
require
cars
floral
a
p.m.
19th.—King
Spar
Two
Chinaman burn-
one
house before whom the
crews
Cormorant
I*l
Bcmwtt,
-■
A
and o/' in transit.
F
connection,
charitable
Cathedral.
between
race
and
of
20th.—The
by
18th.—Boat
the
its
narrow-
conflagration.
new
Morgan
Roman Catholic
the
at
car
2K-9.—The approaching
and presents
King
wife,
From the
line extend
over.
performances
San
tire
Anglade,
French Commissioner
ding
hos-
for
Miss
ami
\V !(l<'iiutiii,
I
raiding
cargo.—
to
M
PeraUa, H Lose,
Wilcox.
In.m
streaming pennant.
Mons.D'
—
to
of King and Kekaulike
corner
run
dents
U. S. S. Adams also bids farewell
17th.
with
1887.—Departure
small passenger list but
Nya>iza
death, and another badly
to
Australia for San Francisco with
pitable
S
Amsd.
cious
for
I'oler, Miss
Hopkins
G B Ancbuli* and
a
$1,709,897.
compared
as
"At
an
gave
yacht
street
streets, demolished;
of
$9,435,204.12
Con-
pleasant party.
serious
a
escapes
The totalvalue of domestic exports for the
is
S.
Marquesas
Waikiki. —Chinatown
to
buildings,
for the quarter
18M8, gives
31,
value of domestic
of
U'illi.-uiK,
office
hand
of
Dewar
26th.—King
Finance
statement
on
ance
M:
B.
way
board the
and very
large
distress.
published
on
by
m
Sydney,
service
15th.—The
H.
A
and
1889.
[February,
FRIEND.
OLESOV-At
Kamehameha
School,
Jan. i3'h, of menin-
gitis, John Adam Oleson, aged 3 years and 8 months,
of Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Oleson.
son
No.
Volume 47,
2.]
THE
HAWAIIAN
BOAEB.
HONOLULU
H. I.
Rev.
Waiamau,
15
FRIEND.
E. G. Beckvvith,
Treasurer's
D.D.,
Hon. H.Waterhouse, E. Kalauao,
Naukana.
ITtfa
is
p.me
Hoard
devoted
of MUstOO*
for its
the
On
the
by
conuiil-*.
O. P.
Emerson,
Editor.
-
arrived
Emerson
and
entered
at
S.
laborious work.
his
He
in the
and
we
now
as
comes,
of
use
duties.
important
in
Rev.
Bishop,
G.
Hyde, D.D.,
FOR
Mr.
c
Emerson
hereafter
will
of this page of The
harge
H.
M.
C.
Hyde,
From H. Dimond,
F.W. Damon,
Bingham,
F. Cooke, P.
C.
M.
Jones,
Education.—Hon.
C.
M.
A.
E.
Hall,
F.
On
S.
E.
Kalauao,
B.
Rev.
H.
In
of
membership
11.
•'
A.
E.
addition
•'
the
to
members of the
No
called.
ly
upon
of
Paia
these
who
islands,
encouraged
tribute
information
Annual
Hon.
Jones,
C.
"
named
persons
Waikapu
Honuaula
Halawa
"
Kaamakapili
Waimea
placed
the
officers and
would be
more
'-The
ciation is
than
of
composed
now
is,
have.
more
cor-
Asso-
That
the pastors
of
from
island
a
few
individuals in Christian work.
It
meets
annually,
chooses
board
a
missionaries and
committee
direction
of
in
Home and
of
education
Board
the executive
as
Association,
the
work
of
clusive
act
the
of all
Missionary
This
and among other duties
to
receives
the
the
Foreign
churches,
publication.
and
and
in-
disburses
all
the contribution! of the churches and of
other
of
for the
persons
the
work
and
Secretary
annually
under
various
their
branches
Hawaiian
Evangelical
Association.
The
organization
current
year
stands
Hon. A. F.
Wateihouse,
M.
Hyde,
Rev.
O.
Secretary;
Jones,
Vice
Emerson,
WAV.
Rev.
monthly
The
Corresponding
Hall, Treasurer;
P. C.
Poreign
ham, Rev.
C.
Hyde,
D.D.,
Bing-
Rev.
J.
Hanalci
with
acted
the
at
the
His
is
organized
is
the
involving
con-
and
publishing
It
has
the
He
stfperintciuis the
and
vvhole
and
calls
the
they
for
in
treasurer's
10
8
10
K.iu
10 00
Kau
5 00
65
Church
of all
grants
The
5 00
HOME
»
257 00
Church..$
330 00
MISSION.
pem.iCATioNS.
Sale
of Hook
W. S.
ksby V
JAPANESE
from tl
rant
le
Central
I.ol
1
ai.
..
from the Central
irant
hands
mrcl
WORK.
Union
M. Cooke
Mrs.
J.
"
Mrs.
II.
R.
"
Rev.
E.
Bond
"
The American
rom
WORK.
nion
CHINESE
is
nearly
islands.
Board,
Treasurer,
Hawaiian
Hoard,
in
aid.
creeps
day,
cannot
enough
and
one
despise,—call
desert.
And
intellect finds
gold
full
of
that
heavy,
presently
and gems
of these scorned facts, then finds
the
monds,
day
that
of facts
a
fact
is
is
a
an
rock
00
00
of
our
would
Association.
$1000,
hereby
the
00
the
grate-
$1025, by
special
needs
We still need about
besides the regular
tributions from
of
gift
for the
individuals,
of
monthly
churches,
to
con-
place
Such
constitution and
each
00
8
150
500 00
..-..
behalf
on
the
fully acknowledge
the
Association
basis.
a
upon
good
of
work among the natives
of
trust
that
all
working
friends
We
Evangelical
after
SO
Hitchcock
»1038
'1 he
three
facts, dull,.strange, despised things,
prosaic,
00
182 00
these islands and of the Gilbert
we
500
$
Kohala
Honolulu
in aid of work
work of the Board.
Day
86
MISSIONS.
Wailluk
ku
P. Kahale.V
'.
rom
also
annually passing
these
biief sketch of the
a
It
Micronesia.
of funds
contributed in
are
Hamakua..
respond
aid.
Of this amount, about $9,000
$20,d00.
20
6
Hawaiian
A Friend,
lav.
committee of
expenditure
some
amount
14
1-OKEK.N
FOR
the confidence of
from the American Board
here
"
churches in these islands.
its
to
constituted and
working
churches,
promptly
Kohala
Standing
each
above
long enjoyed
those
50
missionaries in
different islands.
as
Evangelical
the
7
16 40
Kahale.Wailuku
with churches and
member of
Board
Maui
Kauai
Foreign Church,
work is
Committee, and brings its work before it.
The
*ev.W. P.
[•'rom
Micronesia—also frequent
of the
officio
ex
31
200 00
Hamakua
Church,
FOR
"
Secretary
bodies abroad, and with
is
all the
in
upon
Board.
boards,
iMarqucsasand
50
26
Hamakua
Church,
Waiohinu
70
123
.
and Dec
85
25
special meetings.
correspondence
visitation
Nov.
Kapaliiuka Church,
"
Fund...
50
85 00
Land, Makawao
Church,
Church,
. .
Kalawao.
the Savre
Ch.,
00
5 00
years.
prepared
Corresponding
pastors,
that
Missions.—Rev. H.
M.
is
be
to
the
or
the aroused
COMMITTEES:
Maunalioano
Kaala
"
6
Hawaii
Church,
"
00
4Isiki
three
Nearly
years.
multifarious and arduous,
in
On
ten
Board
hand of the
right
C.
Secretary:
Auditor.
STANDING
for
office
Hon. H.
President;
Recording
Paauhau
"
mem-
Union
"
Beckwith.
follows:
Judd, President;
D.D.,
P.
as
of the
committees,
is
of the Board for the
than
more
work
through
elected
are
"
J.
Central
00
5
30 00
Maui
Sayre
Irom
70
Maui
Church
Interest
Several have been members of the Board
for
00
2
10
the Association every
by
hold
year, and
Paaluhi,
S.
the twenty-seven
chosen
are
The
charge.
Treasurer
the
by
One-third of
bers
S. Waiwaiole,
Rev.
10
Maui
Kipahulu Church,
"
Bond,
Maui
Molokai
Church,
of the
Rent
Rev. L. Smith, D.D.,
Smith, M.D., G.
stant
Hawaiian
the
representatives
associations, old
other
of
of
possession
they
Board"
Board
all the islands,
are
these reports
see
Association."
Evangelical
K.
probable, however,
not
-'Hawaiian
rectly,
the
church
pastors,
be put in
to
particulars
The
in
contained
of
It is
who do
glad
'1 he
contributors through-
leading
many
with
intelligence.
is
hands
the islands.
that
con-
Board
the
in
S.
00
Solomon Kamahalo,
the
Timoteo, Key. J. N. Paikuli,
Elias
50
8
Wailuku
Church,
00
40 00
Maui
Church,
Kaupo
72
8
Church,
"
8
Maui
Church,
"
"
are
Maui
Maui
Church,
Church,
• W. P. Kah.ile,
W.W. Hall.
Rev.
IH
Maui
Church,
"
Committees, other
11. Parker,
Rev. E.
Rev.
Church,
Keanae
"
Hyde,
M.
Hawaiian Board
J. Bicknel),
Rev. H.
be
thereby
of the Board which
Reports
in
and
and
cooperate with
to
the work of
to
columns
acceptable
would
confidence and
fullest
the
friends
many Christian
to
Rev.
THE
COLLECTIONS.
Church,
following:
common-
information
some
will be
Friend
serviceable
more
doubt
it is
as
subject'through
this
the
out
Board,"
'Hawaiian
f
!
Kauai
Church,
*Hakuloa
"
the
TO
Kauai
Wilcox,
S.
Waihee
•
A.B.C.P.M.—
Bishop,
Standing
the
receipts:
RESPONSE
Honolulu
Wilcox,
Wailuku
roni
Bingham.
Rev.
Bingham.
D.D., Rev. S.
sometimes madein respect
constitution and
the
to
are
Star. —P. C.
Appropriations from
upon
Inquiries
G.N.
"
Morning
On
IN
FUND,
Judd,
Rev.
D.D.,
Hyde,
W. W.
Bishop,
following
I
Keliiaa.'
Kaaua.
take
Friend.
(IENF.RAL
CSUAL
Hawaiian Board.
The
the
Friend,
the
CALL THEN MADE.
H.Waterhouse, Rev.
Kaumakapili.
at
ir.
statement
of
the
report
THE
"
On
with great acceptance
preached
last Sabbath
to
number
J. Waiamau,
Publications.—Rev.
On
A.
have
"
which he
the
making
November
Pihea.
D.D., Rev.
Rev.
Hawaiian,
the
E.
B.
Hon.W. O. Smith, Hon. H.Waterhouse,
P.
steamer,
his
upon
once
Oliver
last
the
by
We welcome him.to
find, apt
Rey.
Secretary,
new
Rev. C. M.
Beckwith, D.D.,
Jonah
Our
Missions.—Rev.
Home
Rev.
Rev.
Since
Hawaiian
appointed
Editor,
the
ami
Boftfd is responsible
of
the interests
to
Statement.
W.
J.
of dia-
Epiphany of
where
our
laboring,
give
to
Rev.
Hawaiian
will
this
0.
responding
consider
most
P.
good results of
it
are
privilege
a
to
important object.
Emerson,
Secretary,
entered upon his
Islands,
Missionaries
our
has
work, and
his labors
W. W.
Cor-
new
arrived
are
already
being
and
the
seen.
Hall,
Treasurer Hawaiian Board,
THE T. M. €.
H.
HONOLULU,
■■
devoted
Directors
of
the
and
Association,
responsible for its
are
urday
Honolulu
the
come
S. D. Fuller,
Board of
The
-
Editor.
-
Service.
Praise
Gospel
Rooms
and
Service
held
at
consequently
enjoyed
The address
his
Growth
best
ward.—Eph.
Feb. 10.
The
quent.—Ex. 4:10-13;
Feb. 17.
made elo-
Are
you
Bible and
Feb. 24.
ent
Fire-Water.
had
Committee
our
little company of
being
different
a
obliged
men at
only
was
a
week.
one
a
shapeless ruins, seeming
was
which transforms
burned
maniacs,
as
fire
and
streets,
with
this is
boy ought
organize
to
with which
subject
It
but
L.
visit
ent
deep regret
has
Moody
visit this
to
clined
the
lier
apathy
foe?
best
the
by
equip
flit-
such
in
it
fanning
private
and
by
the
con-
from
evil,
and
God-given
quench
protecting
favoring
favor
public
for
earnest,
of every
use
defeat and
to
dead-
a
to secure
divine
in
are
of death, instead of
and
need
and
consuming
a
who
the
appliance
Nearly
positively
this fire
it
by
law
breezes
and
of
patronage.
Items.
de-
pres-
in
then
a
are
awak-
off.
slowly
the
puffs,
sharp
know that the
we
much
been
what interfered with of late.
hope
every second
on
We
ing.
are
number of
couldn't
are
it
financially
every
ladies
of
men
their
to
The Com-
them
in
the
gratifying
of
men.
city
advantage
spend
life
no
happy
hopeful,
What
things.
attention
to see a
in
large
fact
to
shut up
must
it
It is
us,
to
to
bring
see a
who would
and
often
no
something.
evening
us
little
a
be
week in the Y. M. C. A. Rooms,
be
toward
is
a
on
of
its
cold
a
will dwin-
revenue
family
Will
have
to
demands
America
you
Are
year.
given
trireme
is
kindly
helping
share
to
other
than
its
voting
boys,
up the
keep
for
give
to
not,
more
selfish,
not
you
and
you?
If
boy?
a
the
up
the saloon open
and then
boys
Have
taxes
your
had
Are
fair
institution
officials
has
family
share.
to
pay
contributed
you
some
of
keep
to
public
public
electing
full
father?
a
great
of
full
the minotaur of
city
a
you
your
for this
of
The minotaur of
maidens each year: but
each
up the
Which
help?
a
five
every
keep
to
be?
it
of
out
boy
a
you
will
boys
Crete had
grind
to
doing nothing
to
keep
supply?— Presbyterian.
Gems for Workers.
better
little sand
prayeiful
more
into closer
One
contribute
supply.
up
and
out
thrown
each
some
steady,
contact
with
Good resolutions
cord
tation
they slip.
tight
and
Godward.
—on
firm
are
often like
a
loose-
the first strain of temp-
ly-tied
good, old,
Tupper.
breathe
or
be
and labor?
enslaved
daily machinery
Eternity
and louder
"Dost thou live,
The
cl«se
must
must
from
material,
"Wanted—2,ooo,ooo boys," is the
must
you
and unless
factory,
raw
it
or
furnish
you
by
They
should be
constant
If
they slip
is
crying
or
kept
stretching
break tie them
progress in it.
Art thou free
of
Journal.
boys,
Can't
great
a
for
for every
why
not
want
into
a
treadweary
a
progress
we
must
factories
notice.
teal
the track,
on
"Dost thou live, man?" said
only
to
of fifteen-
Spare.
to
have
world, and the public
that
is
degenerates
reason
industrious Martin
Or
handles,
their teeth with
Boy
a
seems
the work which God has for
joyous
club-
expert
an
couple
a
shop.
we
it and
his
grew
about 2,000,000
get
can
Have
sand
should
There
morally
the last
there
accomplish
there
even-
without them, but it
in this
want
under the wheels,
present,
number
larger
to
There is
us
them
simple
he may be
now
grip.—Le;oiston
saloon
engine.
stalled
some-
Saturday
sorry
exceedingly
scores
find
not
get along
would be
much
continue
to
a
routine it becomes
of
of
which
of
Have You
supply
make the wheels take hold
When
*
mere
have
to
labor
our
Ribbon Entertainments in
the Y. M. C. A. Hall
life work
our
around,
go
We
something
one
and it rumbles
heavy train,
of
sand;
with the
struggle
a
Much of
with
noise and disturbance, but
progress.
and
rails
icy
the
struggles
The wheels
dogs
and
wooden
two
death-like
a
the
all the
posture performing
with
ends
dle.
around hut the heavy
trial,
new
inertia of the
like
the
gyrations
swinger
of
some
strength increased,
in easy
is
of the
one
waved
he
a
short,
and
whirling
sprinkles
and
in
As
movements.
taking
hand,
head
operations
we
freight engine
The
slippery track.
the
on
aie
of
puffing
comes
wheels
mill.
The Blue
future
his
it one?
his
during
city
morning
every
the
by
"stalled"
*
mittee
about
then
each
bulldog
easily taught
fix his teeth in the end
to
and
learn that
we
Wanted—Sand.
smoke
com-
these
in
these
thousands of faster and faster,
the work of
we
human
companies
skilled
to
Surely
help—
quering
stick,
every
to
this
Why
of
of
pound bulldogs hang by
train is motionless.
A minute's pause
protect the life and property of
while the fireman opens the sand box
her citizens against the devouring flame.
panies
each
generation
ened
He
of
size,
degree that
for which the
justly celebrated.
owner
small in
remarkable
a
grip
boys
the Pacific Coast.
to
to
of
sticks
the
was
which, though
be familiar.
to
with
D.
Mr.
delight,"
on
morning.
next
and
is
he hit upon the fol-
He
scheme.
possessed
seen
became
of clubs, which
pairs
ill afford,
pups,
a
gradually
he
as
attendance for
full
a
could
tenacity
and
pair
weight
several
purchase of
lowing
to
As this would necessitate the
stronger.
two
light
a
the
the
Antiqui-
mus-
Indian clubs, be-
time
hooting
indicated
slightly
to
of de-
fiendish
city wisely expends
dollars
home
a
the
give
"Hawaiian Life and
Let there be
Thurs-
on
which
p.m., at
Emerson will
Joseph
in the im-
and
apparent
Station House record
The
2:30
at
with
ginning
graceful
will be
meeting
next
ties.
Thursday
on
7:30 o'clock.
at
on
Any
please apply
strong drink,
brutes
sorrowfully
was
of
men —made
God—into
of
age
its work
extinguished;
soon
afterward the
long
in
delight
wild
struction,
Secretary
talk
pres-
evening.
join
will
General
Feb. 7,
day,
men
young
opening
of in-
course
his
developing
swing
to
was
increasing
so
second
a
this
he
Associa-
winter became
He had been told the best way
The
charred and
a
on
to
The
The fire that converted the wood into
take
the
Mr.
lively fire
few rods away
a
the
evening,
Saturday
postpone the meeting for
to
us
last
on
which
described,
desiring
a
the temperance
alarm for
an
sort
by
quite
Block, which
opened
when
evening,
sounded
gathered
Brewer's
in
meeting
just
alarm
exhibited
realistic character of
the
to
Class
on
others
to
fire"
"liquid
were
photographs of
small
places
struction, with twelve
Service.
Song
as
highly interesting Jalk.
Singing
8:10-13; Gal. 4:7.
Sweeden
Mr. Bissell has stored the Y. M. C. A.
Heir?—Rom.
an
and
Mr. Cooke
and
and
do
interest and instruct his
to
much interested in
regularly
went
Christian
last
Gymnasium
tion
at-
was
who
boy
Men's
Young
piesent
selected from
experiences
auditors.
large
were
who
Norway
to
and
added much
his
1:4-9.
Jer.
trip
adapted
persons
Tongue-tied
treat.
M. Cooke
sights
several
and Down-
Upward
3:14-21.
rare
recent
youthful
this month:
The
a
Mr. C.
at
topics for
following
the
slimly
who
such
evening
rather
was
Augusta
the
cles.
tended; but the boys
by
Sunday
every
have
Feb. 3.
the Y. M. C. A.
the school vacation,
during
come
An
to
call.
a
Ingenuity.
Yankee
Secre-
cordial wel-
a
Give him
meeting of
last
contents.
-
Praise
6:30 will
The
extend
to
all such.
to
Boys
The
their usual Sat-
out
programme.
'
■
■■■
the
carrying
night
tary will be glad
the interests
to
Christian
Men's
Young
of
instead
A.
I.
—*
■
Thin p*ge is
of
FRIEND.
THE
16
what
to
routine,
of habit?"
—
going!
The Outlook.
you
wishing
as
you
out
near
Count your
are
for it;
not
fit
to
for,
enertrv
and
you
of
a
louder
Rise,
resources,
learn what
and do it with the
you,
its brink.
learn
give
up
can
do,
man.
THE
Church Debt.
Kaumakapili
gradually
satisfactory
Results
beyond
any
in the arrangement of this dis-
pectation
tressing debt, have been attained by
and devoted efforts of
very able
P.
Smith,
Hawaiian
Board
the
the
representatives of
and
In
board
terior
itures
ful.
for
of
and
of
outlay
not
fell
funds
these
who
was
imminent.
title
to
therefore
was
body,
A
the
in
to
church.
One
debt
paid
was
is
name
the
has
terms,
by
at once
hoped
that
now
The
entered
It
regret that
a tax
so
friend whose
Jones,
guaran-
intervention of
the Kauma-
of
difficulty,
of mutual
will
cooperation
although
has
and
still
unper-
ornament
an
been
heavy
matter
to
of much
disproportionate
has been drawn for its
completion
from the friends and supporters of Evan-
gelical religion,
which
has
most
been
done.
a
long period
important
sadly
The
funds.
for
has,
churches
struggling
of
heritances
highly
have
the
foreign
which
Church
will
hearty
and
friends
they
will
in
the
to
of the evil in-
out
heathenism,
civilized churches
of
been
incident
as
well
struggling
interior and exterior worldliness.
makapili
work
lack
by
however,
is
Misguidance
during
evangelical
hampered
evil
ed.
At
have
need, and
as
vigorous
to
with
Kaushould
abundant aid
undoubtedly
for
the
Treasury.
of
efforts
make
to
against
The bulk
outlays
The
Interior
A
actively executing
authorized by the
class
large
of
a
of
an
debt
We
The
the late
tion.
to
The
be
to
The
rendered
foreign
Bank.
Savings
at
the
a
source
not
be
of
seems
debt
by
at
to
There
There
and
portant
are
be
to
or
money
that
for the
we
may be liable,
reasonable
to
enjoy
hope
that
honest and
tion,
exempt from
gate
control.
growth
use
To whatever
to come.
tions
public
whose
honest ad-
of
we
shall
this
under the
and
continue
administra-
we
and
profli-
need
the
public spirited
blessing
of
to
dissolute and
wept be-
never
His life had been
intemperate;
divorced
for hours,
weep
said he had
fore since childhood.
ready
upon him.
pressed
continued
he
power
weeping, confessing his'
into
He
He
soul.
The
awakened.
Law
became
fifth
his
to
labored
Fukui the
to
the
blessing
Holy
broke
although
had
he
and
wives,
two
al-
left
a
third behind him.
Fukui
is
doubtless
now
Bible,
the
and
Buddhist
in
upon
that
is
the
have
can
save
kui
has
He
has written
home, urging Chris-
at
and
them,
but
English
no
In
Japan.
anarchical
his
crumbled
them
telling
to
dust, and he
to
loyalty
to
Christ
Fu-
and build up his country.
of much
man
day.
his associates in his
to
nothing
a
to. build up
indispensable
that
sees
times
life
of the Lord, all
light
politics
many
his
Japan.
Society
tianity
it
prays
appeal
earnest
Church
to
diligently studying
give
to
Christianity
an
admitted
He*is
wants
and will
probationer
a
be
soon
fellowship.
but is
education,
a
and force.
intelligence
It makes
a
great difference to the force
of any sentence, whether there be
behind
it,
or
a man
no.
Representative Men.
A
alive
rogue
convertible.
fellow-men
to
the
that
If
ridiculous
is
sense
is still
lost,
his
do little for him.
can
Comic
The
The
of God.
of
true test
census,
the
nor
civilization is
size
of
cities,
not
nor
crops—ho, but the kind of man the
try
turns
grand
or
the
long life, but
moments,
measure
of
That which
come
we
of
into
never
our
never
spiritual,
not
and
by
left open, and
voluntarily
over our
Days.
shall teach,
avenues
thoughts
which
go
which
avenues
opened.
not
Thoughts
involuntarily.
minds through
teaches
Let
be
we are we
minds
deep life,
it is
signify.
Works
but
our
the
coun-
that
time
mechanical.
voluntarily,
the
Civilization.
out.
We ask for
fluctua-
think there is
arbitrary
enlightened
citizenship,
political
capable
For
can
for maxiy years
we
re-
preached
also
Miyama
expounding
spiritually
sins.
These will continue
revenue.
earnestly
about
improve-
executed,
re-
In
muni-
ministration and business prosperity
secure
of
will facilitate business and
call for all the
Mr.
In
means
He
most im-
public
who
Ando,
visitor, who became deeply
probably
now
many
Consul
his
of God's
reduce the
local
no
necessary
waiting
construction
the
are
Taro
to
the
upon
our
The entire
premium.
called
commandments,
ten
Postal
large purchases
any
a
shall
time
some
of
becomes
Surplus
and
alarm,
cipal debts.
to
highly
yet arrived
not
debt of the government is
add
is
the
through
We have
for
ready
$2,000,000.
ments
honestly
independent
where the
point
bonds
our
being
as
and
Government
shown
to
seems
showing
quite
the
during
credit, by the confidence of
people
own
opinion
The financial
con-
administra-
profligate
the
to
with him.
He
for
expenditures
the
funded
them
upon
economically,
satisfactory.
the
of
demand heavy
to
general
of
approve
fell
of
period
amount
compensate
which
an
in the
of all kinds will
time
some
paralysis
the
here
proposed
he
a
Chris-
animadversions upon Chris-
impressed.
the past
deposits
to
of
little reduced.
a
works
public
for
tinue
and
out
Such
during
of
understand
have been
to
made
Bank
Savings
$118,000.
to
for
provided
excess
special
permanent
more
are
nature
Christ
was
heavy
been
edited
ascendancy
first
Consul
his
to
the
increase of the public debt.
Postal
the
on.
works
public
years-
time
improvements
in
but
had
Finding
people,
own
bitter
very
He
the
politics
ceived him with great kindness.
been collect-
just
much
so
his
tianity,
usual,
as
also
of
in
a
phenom-
many
Minovwsam,
newspaper.
farther,
ply
hand
member
Christianity.
tianity
the gov-
against
a
Liberal,
extreme
an
was
sect
Japanese
same
Legislature.
He
a
was
who had been exiled
for his violent diatribes
go
going
has
Department
public
have
taxes
Takasago Maru,
named Fukui,
man
Buddhist
religious
largest receipts.
been
bonded
"tipon.
fected in its exterior, is
city.
of the direct
made.
period
cordial
church
new
occurred
of the
the
painful
better
a
and
confidence
past
period
dollars of
C.
incap-
are
on
has been,
quarter
efficiently,
personal
friends
Church in their
kapili
The
the
a
efficient
the old and tried
has
enon
of
Mr. P.
certain
this
to
being
payment
building,
balance of $375,741.21. No like
latter
mort-
has been'
property
1089 shows
1,
importations of Japanese
steamer
Buddhist
exhausting
they
as
ex-
report of the Treasury
Quarterly
for January
quarter by
been borrowed
thousand
with
By
tees.
Trustees
unknown.
also aids
Surplus
expenditure
of
and
in the Hawaiian
increase has been
Ha-
the
proposed
a
certain
upon
A
the
authorized
of
efforts
the
of the Trustees
appeal
debts
favorable
secured
the
vested
the church, and the money
by
all
upon
be
fortunately,
necessitated
board
new
chosen
it is
of
of the church.
gage
pay
time been
whose
cooperate in
to
that
amount
the advice
An
been
the
among
an
was
another
only
other branch of
any
by
ernment.
zealous
Japanese Convert.
these Islands.
work.
the church property
Very
with
able of in
productive
ground
waiian Board.
years,
been
the
deepest interest
in
affords
voluntary
pressed for liquida-
Board,
acts
agent
and
counsels of
has
to
being
tion, and seizure of
the
some
of
efforts of Hawaiians in church
such
health
spiritual
most
fitting
had for the
claims
were
American
For
result
resources
$7,000
very
contributors had
The
an
this old and
indispensable
generous
exhausted,
waste-
been
Its
late
Among
a
great and fruitful
people
the
been
years
A Remarkable
large
to
solicitation
a
of
ample
fifty
of
matter
Lord's
the
to
The
contributed
providing
home.
the
discarded.
after all
are
vigor
expend-
meet
had
honored native church with
however,
activity.
and
ex-
here
but
to
by diligent
towards
commodious
under
necessary
$f>!>,ooo,
some
from foreigners,
liberally
religious
past, the
years
extravagant
building
obtained
largely
which has
led into many
were
only
not
The
eight
the
their costly
edifice,
trustees
influences
specify,
the church in
church
been in process
with
confer
to
the erection of
elegant
native
has for
source
Kaumakapili
by
matter.
W. O.
committee appointed
special
a
Messrs.
H. Waterhouse and
C.Jones,
the
and
debt which has
funded. This
happily
so
native church
center
the
liquidate
been
now
ex-
FRIEND.
out
we
Character
head.
The Over
Soul.
FRIEND.
THE
The "Hawaiian Almanac and Annual"
Thos. G. Thrum,
by
late for notice
it
theless,
in
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last
our
varied and full statistical
articles
able
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of
book
from
Hawaii
to
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in
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time
national and
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last
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The
per-
This
inquiry by strangers visiting
is
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improvement,
manifestly
friends
to
and its
commercial interest.
it does
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Its
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on
Islands.
and
historic
to
never-
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continued
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too
ever.
tables,
fifteenth year
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