Ka Hae Hawaii, Volume 3, Number 4, 28 April 1858 — Polonui, Malaki 13, 1858. [ARTICLE]

Polonui, Malaki 13, 1858.

Naaupo oe, e Alohailio! naaupo loa ! Aole make ka iiio i ka opiuma, o ka “ strychnino” (kikanaine,) ka laau i make ai; aia no ilokoo na hale ona kauka keia laau make. Make *koke ke kanaka, a me ka holoholona i keia laau ikaika loa. He hua ia o kekahi laau, a ua kapaia ia hua, *nux vomica.’ Mike no ka holoholona i ka opiuma, aole nae ai nui. . Eia kekahi, malama paha ua hewa ua ilio la i make ai, komo hewa iloko o ka hale o kekahi, a iloko o ha pa o kekahi paha, a hana ino. . Ina pela, pono kona make. Ina nae he ilio noho malie, noho pu me kona haku, kiai i ka poe aihue, alaila ua hewa ka mea nana ipe pehi. Aole pan iki ka naaupo o na kanaka Hawaii ma keia mea; paakiki no ika hanai iiio Iapu> wale. Puu ka ai, pau na manu, na hipa, kao> a pela aku. Oia kekahi mea e ilihune ai na kanaka. Pono ole na ilio ke ao ole ia. Ua like ia me ka lio, me ka pipi, aia ao pono ia ; ao ole ia, he mea lapuwale loa, O kekahi ilio iao ia, he 850, a he $100 ke kumukuai; no ka mea, be kauwa ia na ke k&naka, e pono ai kana >. hana., • •