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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

We are m recsipt q, Flila rsae-S vi2
Auckland. % Nov. 9Th The nsws Scaer-
silly Is ros very ispo-tsnt. From our
fle~ Of the -ass We ss;hs- the t,,iow-
ng
An exbilGti,a rcok place recea.,y in
Levuka which s-t-acrei ls-ge crowd Of
spectators, the occzSiocbei-- Cd, punish
racas Ct tozz nasIves, who asi hesa >SR-
tsuce5 e rccesye S uEu,bS- q l<SheS upoa
tbs bsck- L Speak> very E.rll for rle
Spectators VIM assSa,blsd 90 witness the
raorbai srec.acle shzt tbey v-e7e - EASILY
a-c-ac.ej BY siSbs - disS1S-5-S- Tls
numbered .2shs> indicted urc1 cach ca,p-iy
appeared Is rs as being excessive, sn5 VIE
csa oa'y look MON sub 5 z,oSie 0s pan
ishue-r IS bes-c ext-.slv h-u,sl We
>i1ss-elv hcrS rs. o-- code q ls,-s VII,
r-cviis c.he- rea-s az -e,-it-tior -hsr
thar of -lo1-ai1- the fesh q h1z-zz be-
irES with 6ser sai c-es, f1z-ov~
Ths tzs1 ftw weeks hzvc bge- p-o,isc
o. u,zsso-rzae 10 tts settlers up5- the D-e-
ke.i Rive. Vsu-s LEVI Hr9v ana
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to- frS- CONN On Ia S,-s cs1s rrs NIX,
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s1l-f2-sd Is s5g ua>.s zz5 destructive
ness Of Ssrs-es Wa. c-ee vg-g f-u.,
fl. Sass s-e rew ~,s.e of ases-s.ss-.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

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sE-.-l 81 means -t zE---l-s. 3 -- SOM. lallI-i
5-r Tie 7azusu- q q ---s Ea-E CT z1u- I-r--s
s-ii- AMI 7-- Or money -,l--i CO q l-ll5lz =--I
Ta-sl- rl.ll --l ur--r -l1-t bold SO s.g-i q, tll
---=r-f --l -l11-- l-z -l-s i-rl..'l -lus-----r
Tn -zllsl sEl-- who Receives s--- -sr-r -ll-.ss
Cd. PARTY l-L-1g ls El--l a-.lils a. g e l-sz-
c-=--- ana -la1 3 FaE1r -.- ----s 1i- De Can 81
11- b Cir llu=-il= So -a tl-rl1zs -la money and
-a-.r hears -u g again As sis -gu-a-s WIS z-l-.z
r. --1 lsrl -E claiming property &c wllG1 Be llt
10 chin ll emmett 1l-zz 5l=s Izo-z losing ls
u-rs7 v-.-c-- zz-c=z-- ll-uzli-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

HARD --lzs.-l--1l- l-e l-7-a-s --r-ili---- -t
ll-t -E1s- Tl-g -l7c --sE reason. &c &c sure fer
c-----l-l1- g- tho present --cu.1E. Wlaz ui-l
ca --rS-c-57 17 .1 -ar. -ccG recently Es-5 through
cE- slc =l--l -1r---y GO --la-1r CT l.ss zzt.u5-
E IS re u-l5z- --z-- s-c1-E Sc -z-lra- stl--1-z-a
n business c- oil A-t& -1 .al East the 90 moss IL
ccglz NED 1E --g --gr1ss1L --1ll-l-l 1E lz-i.z--
----= ana l.--- 1c-- the l---1l-7G-a- ana mining
-Ss l1-- been seriously affected lg E-ca-l
Esl- lls arg z-za Pe1Ell rl5 complain CT lard
---s z-.5z- al s5--E--=-i-ees In flea the 5zs-css-
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eff 1zz-Il rl-z-s- ~ t-11t Ail1l WIS Il the 1l8ls
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Ellsl -ses lE-7s as TIE casaz e .zzzl- zl-z--cs-
Il IS q r-5cgaslg 5lct tla- tl- MOST seri11s COM
E-l--- -azls 5--l -lr=e sac really have lie -zlzt
reason C. -c1-ril5-- TlG cry lE 1a- times -l- --g
general proceeds E-.u tlg --11z1t clIsses tll1
E--E -iE lI-r=-- zcc-- TIE -l--g ---zg7 q man
has rlsl sE --E mere II zz-zs 60 ll-t him t1 Part
Wa -c-l-- -5 E The EI- win -1-rI dollar II
bis 7ccs z-l--l-r -1l---s bis c-ll-l1l-cg f-r the
--ss -E -1l llE -l v1as --1z5-z--s lzs ulcI- f-r-
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l--a--5 -11-sl-d las z. enough llif 51 u11sa
E.zaz r-a=-al--l usz. l.--z I1-a1- --.-- vh1ls
IVES zss BE- Is almost zz-zc Fz-1 rl-s l-E wishes
l-1slE l1-T lz-s t1-z1 this z-car-llr lzd sc--cF
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

EcelEra'> LAST wcs&-A t,u mouths before
E,-.l-.l WIS zst s.-l ,lg 1ri'tfvv cl deprived
S-e-ze cr -ls q z-s c-t-l-ssr Oneness, De ptc-
7-seE ,- Is z-z-clress FezcE -ls ve-iS De has ems
s5-t OBJ. ~r1 E.,el' Tbs ts, flsa Of tbs
-=-5--- IS >a5E ,c l4ve cesa s-a-sst l- ccurazy
ul-. -a- c11r-rsl- --l>s uas circulating round his
cal as-a by -sz. 1-1---ll-g. sl.l B1.,zrsa,
--s1lIF cc tee esd Of a- tlz-gs- ~IE thar IS the
,a@c -.z-eG c-- OF bis t-a.-zs, srca- business
WI o. ls1sE. Gr 5-s-v vii be 81 c1t q the
-a---s- ---ere VII d So, answered E--lrtl,
>r l4aray= -5zE therefore the scczs- nay
u--N IS E--- -lc cgz-s- Accordingly Dc began
Or. r.z. CIV. ana c-r--r-G D design ui-l a Is
--z-s s1zs seemed G. l1isa-- an apprehension r-ls
D. >--E --E I'VE Co cv-r.eE- H. ms, 1cgs7cr,
D.. 5G. ana E --z --s5 1--,15--s manner. ly group
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ccEE S-=c- ana s-- e-l5ls Ul5el held + E-cFFErE
l-zu, F-le-s ara bis tszseS gt-- 5sHt ID tie
e'-G5s- v-ss. vrlll-i ---. ul-l his gc-e I-E
l---- er-sz-s a --elscc E--s- zs-1 the last
VIA -5 s-r.y. -c51- cG-- a -.Iyc-lS opened, win
G1--1 cz--s Stamped l- l-s crrrgr- AZ euEty
purses 1--l s-l--- et 5l.,---ts. -ss-1 Gus against
nature 50 a-s7 good. said Ecg1-l1- CO review
III lzs Ecr--ru1l--c- --s-- rcla--s l1s rlis-''
Easing lz~ 1sa-- ana =s---15-- the resemblance OF
q -al--rs Ea-s--s -r-s--- ES~ Be -he1 ez-
-.aiu-i- s--- Elct Is E,ucs l- IS c7-r~ Il IS
very -c-l-sa--- ll-z. ara -11 generally aE1vu. t-as
5--a-r- -9rlr a-l-r tces chs Ea-s--s II his 1E-i-
l-E lll- De E.-l IS I-cE1 a zo--l l-lsc be laE H.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

4 TQCN= EIE II Troy cured her his
baz5 G 3 Disposition % 1tssl5 hzzeE
trcu hcue a Eha y Frgv5@= lin
wl-1 a excellent tzer- AM sa7zs %
lin EeEEas Gorge. # ycE c1
Ind zEge1sr sPo5 zhaz b.,ze describe Il
GO ma sid I WI MA TT de Z the
z=zP& A Ess zzE few tears con
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

Ezz-1ruH-4-Eszr r1ilIlr III nil-Ir n ruu- bern
Il si I'll Euu ara mia9s=iz SICK to haHa sozT1rI
srea FgEr zararauE iror "A ne slraing and lzz z
7un Eant fEasa rslI ilr 5rsza-1z-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

Co>svsAr RsvLHcr,oN-A woman wilh two
hea3s may oe t,se3 20 Be attractive. Bat eopceiye
slys Nlr, PaerSy, s Wis hsyj.g tpo tooSuSst Woe
seif3e tae besoand uao Yields 90 her a,tse,vepess
FJxE AND SNoxE-ErcrcA Communists 'AUooS
Ncz Aual, lss 6 ~ Du-a eur Irsssec on ;se Altar
Of ES1a'lsy.'- British wc-Sesas sTbauks No>Sco,
oe, ia rather saoSc my Blccy OF The Hearth 0J
Liberty
War Is tbs diTersaee betUccn 3 Covjsiis1 ara a
earuioals-rhe ere eHioys biuss,t ard The other
er5cys other people
wrru what coia eoala France soonest rsy the
Geruaa war tleuni.y -Wl;s a NlrC,eo-,
wBsN is a lc>,uosiyr Use sAlid Wien e. *
G1l-es tes 's~i,ch' 20 slSe &, oaa wrosS trsss~
srHE BoCE OF NrEp.' You cannot help kuowsrs
10, for when g. does eoe IL IS sure 20 STRIKE O-e
L,aurNNs CoNpCcr0E&-Tes p7es,y girls AZ t,,e-
srsul stations
Wu,r u4z ea-rsss everything before lin s-Tas
uaitsr,
ARrrorr TIA. SAINT be eoat7all,,sd-Tl, ryg0r,
Cca gus
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

Two scETszgsrs were el-rsEng Il %
the- respective w-ri-zE z1L5les. When
enc. meaning 10 silence ha nate sa5L-
Wei. BL- you en sweep the u-15ile Ct
the zereer. iels EcU CIT q IN ornamental
PETE e work EH swesFng round =
EI.zE.-Eess.7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

j LEPC= A1EEzz- vito lad presented
her imzl 81 eaa 6aPGsua- finn TT chf-a-
tenn On bei-C aszsf y tie sIzrzE --a-.
g " La -azs Responded Z. 4 ztzzsVer.
$ LH-by- thE Wien 10 the h,ar-ur a. tie
whsle eougrs.--l-1,l and tie e0nsssruaza1-
Ct the 1a1hE l. shlzzsne1 lie ball
T.rreaar-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

Cd the 7zl-e -s-aH- subscribed i-z i1ll-z CO the
-zlet sl1il- lzl ---l-aH- lis -Es1 .-l--sa-a-.r
-aasl-1d tho l-u11-- fir marrying -a7E--- Tl1z
-za -zTl-lll 1-ctlar rI1 vas zl1ss7s.i =
sanzzau-z- az- 5s--zei- Al E--an ~. 11rI-z be
-scai-sa T-rI -lzz lis 11tis-----IF l-tzz..ai @
vaf am zzd sag = nsz-l- On l----a aaziz-z
rs.el .zz-ss b --.-sle-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

TIE CaN1p-1N TzASs-CoSr-yENra-
Rl-zoar.-A new railway r-gf1e5 LIS
beer started Ia M5-1-cz- vi-5l-- --zy l1-ll--
-l-sE vs-v z--s-ta-s -ss--.s TO sazs czs.v.
- EzSa A--z=, e sls Ala >.sz=Sl5
Cc--a-v. las been a-7or-z5 Pres55s--
ct s Ccz-a-v 90 l-zz -N,--hz-- Col
o-za-5-c Ra-rcz. -r--- Ec- Non
rsz- Go O--ars. where : -a cC-sg-
zr -rs Cz-lEl Cs-.-a- 81 Fs-r-gszz-
Tts-ee q ms II $50 niles i 90 rgaet
Lake Nlz5ssz-. ard slere to es-ees
VIII IL -e5r--x II -5s II g---ec----
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

GNcp ASvgcs,-Csea, tae ieisstes wa receive as
It thsy vesc Screwed uasseel'as ~ no. thiuk Of
SvtrralrS tAsrt, Heyeesc 8 ne, rsyieg gsyse..-
S1>a'3 ~ Wis Il year oosca Il ieto ysSe (ss
h35es vail ocassoesi)A ara ep5i torrent ct vitu,
peratsye s,cSeSeee g. yc. l5Sat cigar. tsSc ptseA
q >er& trla ycer rails, glance cyey the advertise
reerts il ycs,cr3sy's rsrer, s >;ill ara sssie-ao
sry,eirS ts, vp,y 70 eer. Yea Si1 b pleased
Nj,A The reseH, eyen ,AeesA she seoel3 Aint-
'Ecressy IS ,ee ~, - rc,sy.' IS gcrc-sl tu,e,
ee; ,neve are sNceptic-s 50 every sele, ssa, wher
yea san o. 50 wfSovs t;ty q Detection wa usSe
evcertl,as % Tat cpe.-Nsyss sreak O, q s.yosc
weo r'ay b 81 TIE s,Atsss service - yos-ro sas,
tes bow urcA ven usy dislike hj,a, he might bssr
csit-Hcy &c IRE Cheapest market S,0 Ia the
dearest, ne ruu,Ner % eAJ6rec ire workman wa
enp,or rlsy hare IS rothiaS TO yea Ms oemec-
YOU bsye yOsyss'fis,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

A SL1E- l-EEE-l--1Er---1- sll.ar and a lawyer
z -r--zrzi-- z--zzl --=lz--1z aa--a tlas laG &C.
z1---5, TIN farmer T-s zluEn--- Tie alu1er 1t
drz-e zo-I-1ra T11 5.ll sd tla lclasi1r- viar the
Ilz-zr 11za---s -la- --1-=s -a1 i've y -1s sword
zlsi lz-eet d l-s 5r --e zT1-i-- 81 si.ul--
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Nv ~ GO :. ~ " L. -lE--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

N-- ~ rs z-yz--7lil, vendor e Vegetables
WIS z1.lal--r- @ 5ls-1=s CT lls stock II --z5s-
his -ccr --l l-1s-F, c-llll-F --g,i vl-l his --Id
--tzr -1- r l--a- e-I1li-lIi---zi- -r7fl----- l1z
animal WIN lgz-7 s-lls Fll-l BE- Wis ~ -l-l-lr
z-.clT- Wan Al 1ll aEr 51r-sst ARR tsIt cur CT 4
T1l-7T as. z-zzz-1ll 1lI-- 1a- z,r, 70 lIsr- e.
NJ I'M l.Il. be raglizi- 1ctlf1- -T-- creams.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

cola reus- uili 61lt Cases
uh Silver cases arE i.a--r -...
from 81 soto 81
Rogers el'ehrs-cl dzt SILVER steel e----l--r =
ta-.-rs- i-i. sla-. istr1 aars a-t .ea'e
handles d ra.l lul tall.,at 1l..a-lr. .af.-l.l
expressly 3D. arI-r
Ivory lal..ss- Paper Cl-.a+r es-
Err-.--ll s .l-es 1ri l-aa.af SHARES
Erltl haaaf ara Rings. A.r.a.et s-s- ra
sFsfh Aa-lE
Cash era Desi Hssss. cas-t c..,s-r..-.l -s-.-.-
Cr-g1ct SETS. -elaa- -atrarz
irsstlHis. ia -rlst Far.etv
Fs1 Nu aai Aa.ss. Feis- States sri 7-r
Al Kinds ls GIN -1.is
hIa-s Wa.aa- Bo-E E1ers
Cai-iraa Sea T.aras. ca7i-,r's n-ts.rr Cart.
'Hu- Presses l Saea.i ana l-1fisa
crlrens. ailte s-I -.t
Desk F1.ias. PATS ana Hes-a.s rar-r us--
bHTr- -.9ss. Urats t-i rr-re
a1-rs Sizes all elrsT
tre.-.F and Eref- Ma-.-a
Ie.aa-il-r ana scrap EaaFr
lll-al fsrs- aui E1Fe.o-e=
LEATHER cooa~.
a large ara u1-s e-arr.-- a..---. .-.- .-
p sound lt any other es-st ...fare-- .--a ~.
Aelerl-i-u -ts. F.st-s starr l.
f.-aai Books. Wa..eta ana a.-.r-a.
HLAS< Booszz
rry t-l a-i rE.ersrs sssfre-t ~
"a. a.n.f ri.
L--ze-f, aaur-alrr Day Hlnrs rfrH M SIS
nlsH Ha.' E1.r. Ir
Vote ard Eri Lesser
Hr Ats % a tle aa- raa
a1d broad. r-arra frE
ealri1 ar-lrt
E1rE DraHrr
scrap -1l Herhl-iu-. Eresr
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Cabs
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

EisH--7.lT-z esT-lll1I--s II l1-srr VIA WIS Tad
b bis E1zudz -lz- be aaE szgzgzI z nl-T I i0ol-
zaiE 70 1--au -la- 1la m be aat chosen IND err
1zl7 zgue 'Islss % zli1a u lsiiil1z.iIs .i-zIs
slg saE glEnrT II lPa-17 WIS 1ligz1iT 1ll-z-l1l-
~lz brilliantly Elia zaE azr--alF c4Er-laza. ae-
s-Ileseaa WIN rVs--zue- zaG ..aEzzl aHlTs-zaL
smiles H Il art Ilili7 t. hare a -frlL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

E--T-EE h-l.-Y -El'-z----i A1-l-sl-Il zal1T -1tz-
tcnz sia -zaa -i a Lzs1 -z1-azlr ss1elizs.l C J.
zla1EzrT e lalz 111-1i-- Pr protested -aa- 1s
-z.i -l11siI ssir-srli riar Fzrrs.- and lei1-
-i11l1--z5 = sz11s r. r-ilai. slI-z I lars lsa-1r
tla- z sv- makes a-ur e kept EH glaea, md
-1r II --c-sazz & aaz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24
Oregon Hams,

DECETTED PEE 4FlLEIHBIEl . - - -,
" y ~ BlLLEs %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-24

N BAH Articles of FANCY STATIONERY received nv che
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS Banks Insurance Courau5ss Bsfl c 49,
male to order with despatch. PRINTING; Of Bls.7. C--
Cards. at L9aes Rates.
NEW STOCK RECEIVED sTEtuEn
H,sf1a. y7.ztrlf,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
Cutting the River Nile.

A Carlo letter in the Pail Mall Gazette
furnishes an interesting description of
the cutting Of the Nile, near Cairo,
which takes place every year, and is an
occasion of great rejoicing and festivity
among all classes. The bank Of the ca
nal is cut just after daybreak and the wa
tiers allowed to cover the parched land.
Long before sunset of the day before the
Nile is filled with gaily decorated boats,
upon which bands are playing, and in
feasting and merriment the whole night
passed, the darkness Illuminated by a
continual display OF fireworks, which
even the dawn does not end. Just at
sunrise the diggers begin their work !,
loosening up the soil with their nipple
ments, which are a compromise between
hoe and a carpenters adze, then load
ing il into baskets made of palm leaves.
1t is carried away by boys and girls, and
thrown into heap beyond the channel.
In three or four hours the bank is down
and the waters rushing over. Then
comes the widest scene of the occasion,
the workers fling aside their clothing
and spring into the water, struggling
for the "backsheesh" which is thrown
to them by the Governor of Cairo. All
day the Arabs wash in the rushing wa
ter, rejoicing that it flows so freely and
promises rich harvest.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
Field Straw Cutter.

Nearly all the wheat grown in Cali
fornia is cut with heading machines.
The tall stalks of grain remain III the
field till the next season, unless they
are burned off, making blowing diff
cult. An implement has lately been
invented 10 obviate this difficulty. The
machine is propelled in manner sim.
liar to header. 1t is designed to cut
the straw close to the ground after the
header has done its work. When cut
by the knives, in the construction of
which some new Improvements have
been made, both in the teeth and in the
mode of acquiring the horizontal mo.
ton, the straw is forced back by a re-
volving frame upon a draper, which
passes over a cylinder worked by the
wheels Of the machine. The draper
conducts the straw between revolving
cutters, arranged something similar to
those of common head straw cutter.
Is is cut into pieces from an inch in
length to two or m ore at will. Passing
between the cutters the small pieces
drop between two rollers that crush and
deposit them on the ground beneath,
evenly and in proper condition to iacil-
itate decomposition and blowing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
Canned Fruit.

We have never understood why an
immense amount of canned fruits was
not required for export across the At
lantic, especially of peaches. English
dealers order very cautiously-but we
are pleased to state that one Of our
largest canning establishments, which
sent samples over for trial, recently re-
ceived an order for 1000 cans. Some
of them were ordered of quite small
size, and to be made attractive outside
by yellow lacquer-the idea being, that
a portly Englishman going inso a club
house for his dinner should have a
small can of American peaches set be-
fore him, just enough for single meal.
Very large orders are anticipated to fol.
low this one, and there can be very lit
tie doubt that the trade on foreign
count will reach large dimensions.
This should stimulate fruit.growing
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
Scientific and Practical.

PROF. AGAssIz and his party, during
their cruise on the steamer Hassler,
gathered 100000 valuable specimens in
minerals, botany and natural history.
a CURIOUS discovery was lately made
at Pompeii, namely, a glass bottle still
full of oil. The liquid is to be analysed,
to ascertain its greater or less degree of
preservation.
AMONG the latest patent contriyances
designed to stop runaway horses, is a
pair of binders, by which the driver,
on pulling a cord, instantly and effect
ually blindfolds the animal.
INVESTIGATIONS near the Sandwich
Islands have proved that coral aggre-
gates at the rate of seventeen feet in a
century, instead of few inches in that
time, according to accepted scientific
estimates.
A GAswELL on the Little Kanawhe,
900 feet deep and four.inch bore, has a
two-inch pipe leading from it to a point
mile distant, where it feeds the fur.
naces of twenty-eight steam boilers of
twelve-horse power each, besides light.
ing fifty stores and large number of
private illuminating Jets. At Venango,
Pa, gas rises from wells under a pres
sure of 200 pounds to the square inch,
and instead of being burned under a
boiler, it is used in engine cylinders in
place of steam.
ACCORDING to the correspondent of
the New York Tribune, the scientists
who were recently congregated at Du.
buque found, during their excursion on
the Mississippi river, species of water
lily that is near of kin to the Egyptian
lotus. 1t is said that the Indians have
long used for food the seeds or nuts of
this plant, the botanical designation of
which is the nelum6ium luteurn. Some of
the scientific excursionists tried the ex-
pertinent, ard ate quite a quantity of
the unripe seeds without experiencing
any uncomfortable consequences so far
as transpired. Perhaps science may
md some good use, in the matsria n,edica
or otherwise, for this plant. which is
doubtless abundant in the vicinity of
large streams throughout the West,
and which could certainly be propa-
! gated without limit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
To Prevent Murrain in Cattle.

Give your cattle spoonful of sui phur
once week in their salt through the
hot season. If the plague is already
among them, give 1t once a day for
eight or ten days. Two years ago we
lost three nice yearlings, each OF a dit.
ferent blood, ust a week apart. The
first hung her head low, was quite
weak, brood dripped from the hair in
about dozen places, as though she
had been wounded with small shot;
the inside of the hide had the same APP
pearance. She died in twenty four
hours. The second was dead when we
found her. The third died in two
hours; breathed rs If in pain, bloated to
the fullest extent, as did all of them.
All had bunch on the right shoulder
about an inch thick and three inches
across, which, when the hides were re-
moved, locke ed like bruised flesh, brown.
ish. Blood settled next the skin in
large patches.
| have been particular in describing
the symptoms, as the plague is not so
frequent here as to be generally
known. We tried many remedies with
no efiect did not know what allied
them till the last died. AS all our herd
had been together we expected TO lose
all. We gave each a spoonful of sui
phur every day for about two weeks,
when neighbor suggested that we
would kill them if we gave too much
and they took cold. Afterward we
gave it once week occasionally
through the winter. We have had no
more mulrain nor sick cattle.
Sulphur is cheap; buy it by the
pound it is offensive to insects ;
sprinkle little under your carpets and
around the edges give it to your sheep
to keep the fly from laying the egg that
causes the grub, also to protect ticks,
etc. and to poultry, especially if the
chickens have the gapes, give little
every day, and pills made of equal
parts Of soft soap and lard, thickened
meal and cooked food, and they will
get weil.-Germanto,on Telegraph.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
For Resharpening Files.

Wash the files in solution of warm
water and potash until thoroughly cleans
ed. after which wash the files in warm
water; then put one pint of warm water
in wooden dish, in which place as
MANY files as the water will cover; add
TO this two ounces of borax and two OF
blue vitriol, finely pulverized together.
Stir up the files well and add two ounses
of sulphuric acid by weight; to this add
one quarter ounce of vinegar. The files
will turn red. When they again resume
their natural color, take them out and
wash them in cold water, after which
they must be thoroughly oiled with
sweet oil, and wrapped singly in brown
wrapping paper which will absorb the
oil from the files.-RuraL Ne,o Yorker.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
Infant Mortality.

OF all the deaths in this country, 40
per cent. are those of children under
years of age. In the cities, this per-
centage is much larger one. In New
York, the infant mortality is 81 per
cent. of the whole. In 1911, it was II
per cent. st. Louis rate is 81. Phila-
delphia and Cincinnati range between
that and Al. New Orleans goes even
lower, strange to say and Providence,
II. l., has the minimum OF &c. Chicago
is in a worse condition than any other
large city. In lS43, her infant NOR.
talty was but % per cent. of the whole,
but in 1869 it was 62. For the last
week it was also 60. 1t thus appears
that Chicago and Rhode Island have
very different advantages. The latter
is a good place to be born in and a good
place to emigrate from, while the former
is bad place to be born in and a good
place to emigrate to.-Chicago Tribune.