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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Cas- -u1s 81 sos-San Francisco papers state that
tEsHry-tso Chr1ese zozez. Ebo arrived n The last
steamer fron China were. the day after their arri-
Tsl PAT - asco1 in th1t ciiy ard sold AZ PRICES
-z1-iu= from 500 70 $50 each This IS said to be
ce1I1c1 PrsStfr~ n Turksy. but for the sake Ct
Azzriczs good Harr. iet i uos b sid that women
Ers sozght s16 sold IN Ssa Frznchseo- he ssorY
nay net &c true, a. 1azy Ct the reports Szrrsut
there abuzt CaI1=ze s-- kn0Un to be s1argsrz,ed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ Tssrs VII Be sPSSasl EeStisE q leSzs lie
RrCSrvs Dc rOceaase. Ne. ~, A. 7, and A N, at
,eslr Aan % KisS street Friday svssisg. Asgas,
~ az X e'es0ck vlss,isg Brvthrvn IN goOd stand
fnx ars cordially Invited.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ TS< szrivals al tx Rs~siisu R0sel, the pas.
usSk. h1Vs e<<z thSses
IN szr-vzSas. X ~ Tea Y p cenSas [ Fertsz-h
3 A~rts-@. sas g--e1=E. X Alaasa ~ Cas-1 kcz
, = Css-r NsiPsrssss. rals u Ls-. CAs-sxa.
E---a { ) ; F.rssz-uurA } I Eeal.- assu K-alRa-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
Assignee's Notice.

KNMEBEA& CHINE EYAE, OF HOE0.
w ILL., hn1 E11E aHzfzr.e1- e - ~ pr1re-rT.
h11 I'D pEruscxl. Ne 11arrrel 81 rtE kseGf
u Ea r11rzs Esws feersesEE al rarsEE hIEl1g einzs
annn md Gang .gEn- herEay rzaeef prez-
e1E alE-e l11e1r..1 - a rarr.s tn1shte1
- t1e snt< C1znE 8FE1s here1F re1ested $3.50
tlrzsaln1H pmTrnezr .. TlfEJIlt g HECCE-
E17azas- kz<zss L IT. Sc X
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

TEE ESsLrSz TELzsEAFE--Lzts newspaper ~
ports sg4ts~tna. thS British ryVrHar rStarus ter TIE
suzrs-r KS snirS show alizs q II Receipts
t-o1 Tie Postal TslSrsPe Al TIE rate q $SoCoo be-
isE TIE s=sstes q tas department for The curtsos
ysa-- Tais a. ,IlESrvas shS~i1S lrsz shat i gen
erzily sspqcszd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Eu---r az - ru1sa a. EHua z--u Z b izz-cAe.
= - - - r--Hz--a = e=z- ssrzr zar-1 80
~ 49, B-r-- Ca q Esz-a- - szz1i-F-i =
r---- r-s--- So b e. b. e-mz-zist y c.rc- lar
So 49, q So s---z- q zas--u-
&c., ~ 49, Lszs-z- AZ H--nE uur tarr-
s-a1-r .a--r-n - F-zaEtz F---a= n. a-f Easr-l
Ak u- -l ra-a -----r e. 81 uiza- s-a ssz-.
-tal-a1rut 81 S. =1-a zi-sz asa-r-- y -
zEa-a-e ~ $500 = - Eszl-as.- E--ezaalP-
.= E r--sze II t.- s--r ra-rs De E1a slzld and ias-
49, L. -=z Elru-Es
- E--a 49, ra- c4u-uzr7t srsE-usr Ns-z = 90
e-.z- a.s=6 sd zaa-ri- q rl- 1r Gre
r.ar 1-z1- A-1-z---- 49, is- ~ ozrFeHns-
Ees 49,. s1 E7-s - - sru-k aa-1 Ezt a1sE uiE1
---s 49, l-- ear--r -
-ssras E-a- As-nu Ns1 cuuI1aaE's sasa-sr THrz-
b. 80 20. ta-ssas ~-s - u--- 60 E--1As. Hs--
-z-E -a s=zpl-. a-s -ua-sral = ~. sF=es- h Z
ssu-r1as razls g r-1-- T1s sazlEr--d N
eszruu--t-r 40 -auul - -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Tzz CosrA RzcA-s3s advertised IL the San Fran
ei~cs pzP<rs - lesve tia. port o. tie 81 q August
L sa= cd g, sts VIII Be dss here bsEeen A NJ.
sz6 = n. o. NosGly AK Il she Ill ~, lsavs
III Ns-esy the ssgh, she win not De tzs til Wed
essaly l. sRASr gYvuf, she vii IsaTe tbs pozt GO
Ssr--sur Sertes.bs-g
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ ne losisvins cssrisrJe~rssl tAiaks that
uA4s Ssala vaSss Is a Cesar era oSOaweli or Ma
rsisee 70 ,aks her By sA< hair and sAsks the sO1-
sesse oct Ct her.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

FvSAzoE CoL.EsE-TsS fan terra y this lussi-
tzssSu CPS1s % tie ieSA issl Prcsieszs CssseA
N ss asstsscG y NJ, ", Frsnk D4@eo, Mss
Eastbe = Caa sut Ms Nsrs Esveo, uhO b sxpses-
&C n tn stsnz,sr frou "a. Frs.eisec
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

CeSSrL ApaNssS--Lsifsrs resolved f7oz tbs
-snriez1aa, VIC : soH American Co-szl Al Mel
sos-=e dated Nay = sssts thaE great Interest :
f.ls rs-oGgae1s th< coieuies reartiu The 7coFossd
aH I--. ard that ~ there / 70 eosot Of is be-og
eztaoTisAee ~ ske ScE south waiss Gove-u1-ar.
MA / n szrue=s il the E1ttsrr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ Bark n C. Nsrrsy leavvs sOr San Fr.eSiseN
To-Day Aavssg esSa IN Pori ealy SlSas days. wnA
AZ average passage sA< esEesto arrive orSr yvo O.
sArS~ Says sheaG eftse rsxs steamer,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Dcz &EKxr&-This Distinguished trsvs3s-, who
has oeSz sxPSSssd hsr. has returned to 81 Peters
o-rs. eaviuS sS<z hazt rSp0-,re 81 Kathzriscntarg
JAY 10 g rssss Esr0ss Slse-iz- Rs Ia besn away
t-s.s hs1z< so-,< tsSvvs-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

EEAvT CAEs0-Tes kIiaRva rvsErnc1 fro1
kzssi GO S4s1r.zy forvsooa VIII so7S ~ P1sS<n-
sss. - eatals, Is hors and aSles. ard larsv ais-
ss-zssoGs iriZtt his isdiczrSs that TX kas.szrs
arrrvSizs- the stsz1zr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

RE>AExAE-E-Us azkrs \ gsntlS1an Aisiy IN
t-o= HElo wtai . Tie s~us In ,bst susEssrs Pike
y e rsia." sas TIE iuaoev1t fespozss. a. taeGsa
Ha0 sTsr hSkce sezH94acco q thai artistic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ Mss Masste Anig4t had spisned house
&C S4lz-3sy uigs;-ShS eest Of The sesSou,-sre
rTS-y osr vezs away dellseted With tie Preforu-
NIX On Sasu7.Ay sTsui-, ~s a-~ PooGlhsea anosh-
s- ssEertai1zSst for pa-tiezlzS q Waieh see pCo-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ The Sceaaer EHasSa srosset At the China
1az ArsSs, saaryvd siIa ssSazls sish dangerous
1ezPcss he E4s not trird AZ the s-sStoa q tbs
eoart =. LiAse Lsss Eevk, the witnesses II
ABLE to ee pres<ns, rot a4vlng recovered tro7 the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

PEz1or1C1LS u ANEE1CA-The new San Frzn-
csco Dir-rt5rE gives he uaues q ia periodicals
P1shsa-s il that CITY. Of vhch Il seAIies Cali
orua 11ks IS the f7zrth state IN TIE Clfon il tie
u1=sr- of sally newspapers pGhlizheh- NeE York
heasz The Ii zith q dIiEes Pennsylvania his 70
IlEuois. -. and CzIt1ruEa- 81 Oaf0 haz = ard
NIzsachzzsrr IS There ars s47 daily Sc tri-Eeskly
lsI sszzi weekly. aae sis weekly PaPsrs Pobiisssd
& tie SITES z16 Territories
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

- o. seS fosrsA Pass I'll " fozz3 E'7PAle
acrsaus q TX loss q tie ssesEsslP Cfsy q wasA
i.gtoz Bsysra Tsyiss's eeserip,isa q Yi<o-a. sse
variety "a E4fe rsvG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

- Tee esse rSrfsr-as1 hss eyes;zs a. TIE 30
tsl, ase al sSsi. ray ea SATURDAY allSsnSea a.
E=z4 SSz.rS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

- Tie hzozs yarht Au<rica, Which Tou The
iuteruasisual rac- soz< ten or fifteen yyarz ao, has
seez pCrrhazss froz The American G-sEsrn1snt by
Ger :. Z B1ricr, TIE ori-t14f0r ard Gsf-ntsr Ct
tie congressional hack pay stesiuE The price paid
tp-ss4bly cat q the afoCcsaid sack grab wa I've
tsrz=zz6 s1-lars.-Ghczt oz--fuzrth what The gov
sruzrus -1rs fsr tes vessel Fad sts been put p
=. a-ctiou, IL Il said that she wogi6 have hrogght
-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

LA.SE RzrErrS--Tas Pru6ts Ct tEs Worcester
Gas Cc1Fa-y lEzt year -srs sS3,I7S CT szp~H6i-
tur~ q sic7 SIS thitF ssTen per csat, and do1ht-
les those q ether eoPazfes great CT greater.
he eust per sus tho1sznd feet IN worcester E.s
g. - q Ehsch % cents represents The cost OF coal
aat a. seats ne iabor- Tue pries Of Us oagh; 70
eoae cova- Why VII not gas company pay IL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

~ Bark ., C MzrraE viz take 4an fso1 TIE
Poss-cee~ se-Ssy. Letters &c sS fsr~srSsd By aSE
E4cGh1 * 14rSsG. q per y, c. Msrrsy,~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

- wz- T. wsss sailed from New York for
ESias6 JAY 3. Ia eeapauy WITH NJ. Resell
Wa Il EIs reported Esss Est 70 qrvseeats Mr.
Essa. f,- ucz-f1is-laszt Of A6s cogtrsct- L IS
proSasie thai they have cone 70 soae auicahle ~
Se-S,a-slrE ard VII work together 10 secure the
ezszslizszszs GA ze- Ifz= between San Frsneiseo
~ sea Zealsus
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HAWAIIAN HOTEL,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
A. HERBERT,

THIS HAS BECOME TIE MOST POPULAR
l. Iustirstsu sfthis sts. Il i The ere shich rec
s@meass nsst % the farsrzhle esusiderEtisu q
stzz<s-z- EFs-y o1e VIE arrives n Ho1oful1 il
dzlgss IN sIPrsssisG Ct surprise 70 find IaTgsi
"a slsgsat, and Such uel-aYpafrted Hstel.
TzTsis1 frs4 AL Farfs Of he E1rId. VIE hsTe
stsPP@d kers assrtgEanfsQslyt that tksrs i hs1ss
e p1h- szrsrr1zz1snr tbs PA<ss 1oast o. IN ne
British esisziss vkise E1rPss-ss n Pcint Of csnfsr
and eisrHncs tina Yev HnE1lizn HsssI-
Ibs Sail1inE 4 Eghtsd Win gzE- Tks Diziag
Rso7 Is EPa<is1B hall. s1d csz seat 10 perBo1G.
Tie ParIsT il fzrzishsd very lsTurisuIly, a1d has
E1pisr t.1si plane fsr he sztertsis.sst sf gzssts
Tssra . . BiiIard ssl.sa. Fruysied uith tkrss ef
Strzhie ce-'s Pat~st e=s1isA tablsE- Tbs Bed
Esszs are al fsSsahsi vi spFisg uattzsssss srd
t1ref1I ssts Of furustzrs. with esIs asd ware asd
GEsEe- bath1 attacked
Thsrs extra saargsa fsr essvsysses e gsssts
hetEssn the FreHzs. IN eszing Ct gsisg, aad %
IA shArEs fsr rszsTal of bsEg.gs O. othsr sztEs
ssrTiea-
g rs24 - CHARGES:
Per Duy, %. Per Month, $50.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

EErrAr AsSKCLr-ScGe ten dayz sinc= a H1pe
IsI1l6 1zrIvz Ess dangerously fui1red CO the Pm
kaa FIaztaE1a. GEAR Hilo. havi1g be=1 stru-k seTe
Fzf Si0Es 1poa the had. y Bor1hcr1 uaz,
employed ca the pIaur1tiou, ca1sinE severe scalp
ss11t.. and n ooe place frzcturirg he skull Ire
PazzEzg r-sorre6 %, 20 sHT. the EaEs lf-, t1t
BE E.z AZ the hospital at the Iatszs date n very
prsearrzz e,1sfs5.c HIS sssaz11- las b-s1 arrest
q 70 arAlt The rssai. Ct the fnurie. The assault
as ezuzzd - sou= pr-7iozz sIterratioa ahoef t5o5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Az IEEEzsE F0zTUSz-Juas brf1rr AK 7
sr<Wart saiI=L Tor Frsncs in Jgly, ke 1ats vii
az6 took an i1Fsztsry CT lis property Incl1tIzg
tae FEIAze Eairh he Is bcIL-i-E ca LccS IslEzd,
sayz SsE Tork PsFer, the lavsnfoFE smsuuts 70
ever 60 Aza.irz5 sliE1.,f = slfrI Ttsrs are Per
socs new HTiaE in S-E York VITO rs@e@beT aim a
TIE srrzut boy, vie every nesuinz sEspt Get the
storr IL Brua6vav, where be was first employed
soue FIR ve.rs sI-Sz F5e kaz teez Ts-T IL Ct I4te
ard hs pr-sezftrip to Europe Is 70 rs-uiE tis hszizh
AID Il vat tks T5-zza EIpositioa-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
OAHU coLLEcEI
VVHE NEXT TERN OF This nsT TUITION
WIN be opened on wednesday. Sept 10Th.

VIII be opened on Wednesday. Sept 10th.
Candidates for admission WI Be examined Mon1ay
and Tuesday preceding
Applications WI be examined IN Mental Arithmetic, IN
Practical Arfthmetc, FAR frarf1ra. m PA
mary Geography, and IN Elementary Engiish Gr4mar.
Tuition for al branches IN the regular WI $50
per week No deduction WI be made for ahence 81 e1a
than half term. excerpt IN % dcknes vocal Marc
and Drawing win he taught without carEa- Inae1
mental Nusc and Frcnch extra
Two omnibusscs VIII betweeu Punahou and Hoaoiu-
for ne accommodation Of pur14
me Boarding. Departments IL connecron VITA ns Tnsl-
tutiyu q open 70 pupils o. beth Coed rucnE
pruded. which furnished ~ tno occupa1tL Te.ra
and prps take their meals together at De 1s.
and fare alike IN every essential respect
The teachers for the nett year WI keE y Churci. Y
W. Damon. Mss H. y. Coan, Mis- May Haven
2 p. CHURCH,
3. c. DAMON. tCommfttrs.
fl7N 8 y. CASTLE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

Cxz7r sA1z-Mr. Barto~ hslss the SIS, cresi,
the store u Nrssrs- 7. A Schaefsr & Co. uaSn vii
bs oz--ed ssze q th= choicest goods IN the uarket
Tse iFu-sasseas ralz al promise to Be zu1S1aIly
lt-at, - taat tho>s usp 1ake their Purchases uoS
CO e==y terms yin prosasly obtain the best earain.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
spain.

MABsrD. Jsly 2ssh--Tbe Corts. haI passed bills
s1PPre-sug the admiralty President SAlussroa has
issssi ProelazatiOu calling for 5000 uea Of the
aS active s-rvice sg1iz.; the iusgrrsesior
81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

UoLUWE2 - % TEE ANNUAE EEEFBTER
~ re ~ il8i- r1l1l--e1 - > D-ll-elg . ~
N11 L1111. Ths ycrk ~ pI1oz1iY borrrNe 81 b11ls
parss fra lz1s NJ Ragiee. asf ne zas1c1 inpzirs
Ne usef1fzeE q IL
GE5ly - ~ fEKE17E OTylrZ 81 y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
PRICE LIST
HELSEA LAUNDRY!
Gentlemen's list.

HoSoLULr H l., July :. ls71
nN AND AFTER THIS DATE THE FOL-
" LOWING RATES VIII be charged on all work done
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27
For Rent.


n HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
= a sszss Auua.Lp4 = < s - q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-08-27

A rwO-wHEEL cTIAIsEi, IN GOOD 0HDER
n Apply G. = BAETttW
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25

~ psR ofaes,gsunsy- -0rS.rs fIis sas siuisas anb
faerf. mttel ,ur l1stsrfentuns spa cas unt fUatea
wu fesu babsn fnt, saia sesrsa&t nersta.
wean cine 3situas BON .M& ysfaa an sn aaserss
seres uerssn fsa, fu mn linn uau@ sds puamt anse>
eeben werbcn, no tie 3ettuas s1p rsusfanss rurbe.
gD.nu Semaab fetn Blatt MD resImabts emYfanet
uber @ auf trsenb cine rt 5sblsr en&lsasn 70 fuats
Der betr,suse geent, fuss bic sausseter rsst9 &c.
nadridtet werten.
Die gerautrprtA&teit far @slbienbunsen fur bic 3d.
tuna ersen ptr nur tann terneemen wean btsbsn pet
reaarirt.n srie pssr per grf.0fes Rrues Orssr g.
f&eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25
MmsldmbH@e Ma@rt9te,t.

Der teut19e &aiIer @Ibelm 1T am
pprisen Greitas III @ien oneetommen
unb pom Sferretdil9en8 8aiierGran3Sc<
lepb ant 8abnbpf besrlbt wprben. Die
@iener, b. }. bic auf9eflarten fino auz
eer f1 Dor Subel.
Mus pariS wirb befdtist bae bic
Qnbdnser ber Wpnar&ie ft& nun puii>
tip ;,t ei1em eemeinlamen plane per>
ftdnbiat baben, &pel9er oabin sebt:
BET bem beSprfebenben 3uiammentre>
ten ber NdttpnalSerl erlammlun9 wiro ber
Mntra9 einsebra9t, bic erblt9e conitituz
tipneue Mpnardie su prpclamiren,
wabrenb ber SSnis C5einri@ V.) eirz
lid fi9 nerpfi6tet, @ewt6ensfreibeit
uno 0lei9bere9tisuns Mer Dor ben.
@eIbe 31 a9ten. @ie c8 beibt bitten
f9 bsreits 416 Witelieoer ber Natipz
nalpsrlammluus biefiir uetflidtet.
grins Napoleon, befannt unter bem
Namen plonplon proteittrt III offenem
8riefe eeeen bic Ginfa5runs beS S5z
nietbums uub i9liebt ft6 ben &epubz
lifanern an, tppmit ieep9 bic &ailertn
uno ibr Sobn nt9t einoerfanoen iein
Iollen.
Ser prpseb teS Mar1daus 8asaine
mirb ieben Tdd i1teref7anter. SIM leb>
ten @ertDr erfldrte er, pab 3ur 3eit ber
@apitulatipn Don Meb Grantret& I'M
3uRance ber Nepplutipn eeueien lei
uno feline aeleblide&eeterune befanoen
babe, an bic er f@ batte balten f6nnen
bebweeen babe er ra@ leinem @ewihen
ben umfdnoen eemab sebanoelt.
Sn 8Dln tpare1 ;t1 ber Sibun9 bea
bortieen Acknowledgements AM l9ten
september 230 iun9e 9eute aus BEN
@eeierun9sbesirfe nor9elaoen unter be,
8eI9ulbieune, ~nad erret&tem mill
tdrpFi9tieem Mlter innerbalb ber leg
ten 5 Sabre pbne GrlaubniB ftd auberz
balb tes 8unbeseebietss aufeebalten
besm. ba0elbs pbne Grlau6nib Yerlaier
unb f9 babur9 benz Gtntritt in Ter
Dienf eeS febenbea 9eereS pber pe1
Glotte su ent3teben selu@t baben." sri
Musnabme BON einen, Der I@ inswt:
I9en 3um Militairbienfe eefeQt tpur:
ben fdmmtli9e Bei9ulbi9te, Don benet
iibrteens 9fiemanb er19tene., tpar 81
elmer @elbbube BON so Tbalern unb /,
bic Soften Yerurtbeilt. Die &:raf
iumme be3iftrt fd bemna@ int San:
ssn auf 1880 Tbaler, unb baben bi
Mnseb5rtsen ter Ius9ewanberten bafi
ein3uiteben.
| MuS 6@leSwis i9reibt man : 81
Grnteer9ebni6e in ben 6er3p9tbiimer,
fnb bur@aus unerfreult@e. Die pb
nebin im Norben febr fpdte 3oruernt
wurbe nod bur& anbaltenbe9e
lbeetntrd@tt9t inbem baS &prn nt4
ein8efabren ,uerben tonnte unb auf ben
Gelbe nerbarb. Np@ Mttte Septembe
/ fpnnte man auf 8r5beren Gelbera sc
mdbtes &uru Il, @arben iteben ieben
65&ft trauriB .uirb aud bte &artof
felernte ausfuuen, ta be 8artufeln
fdule In etnem@rabe auftritt, ,pie fauu
Lie 3uYpr, unb waS nod BON ber 9rant
bett seri@ont bleibt, tpirb cine Beut
Der GnserItn9e, bic II. ,tn8ebeurer 3at
lin 8uben uerbanten finb. MQem An
If@en na& febt uns allo unb ,ament
lid ben drmern 8la6en cine idltmm
3eit beYpr.
Der 3ailer pom Seaerrei@ bat tel
: @tiftunesfapitel su @a9en einen iber
aus fofabaren eulbenen &el@ nebit 9ul
bener Yatene nit ber Beitimmun
iberianbt tab berlslbe tem tortise
Rrpnl9ab beuti@er S5nise 3ur Crime
runs an ben 5etmeans ieiner Mutte,
ter Gsber;osin Supbie, einserleitt trer
ben iuu.
Die ..&beinpfal3 bat nit 1dpere
5eim m(u9unser su fdmpfen. @pm mitt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-25

Sas NpffpprtD

tn BEN gsr staateu unb Canada tetrdst 20 Gts. rar
Sabs uab mus BON benz Gmpfdneer tsi feinsr grpfFes
Stsrtelidbrlid sprausbssablt rersen.
@an taan saisser 3eit auf ZEN "aeanssrsr"
atpnniren.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
Concrete Bricks.

Concrete bricks, that is, bricks made
of blast furnace Stag, can be produced,
it is alleged, at a low cost. The Stag,
in its viscous condition as it issues
from the furnace, is made to pass
through two plain rolls, running with
differential speed, and drops from the
same in the shape of scales of any coll
venient thickness. Such Stag, or scale,
or sand, has a peculiar sharpness or
gritness, and being as a matter OF
couJ Sc, free from any of the admixtures
which often deteriorates sand for build
ing purposes, it has a special applica-
bility to the manufacture of concrete
bricks.
From the shape of scale, it is very
easily converted into impalpable pow
der and it is found that a mixture of
from six to eight parts, by weight, OF
this Stag sand, with one part of by
drauIic lime, produces a brick, when
properly made, which, after two or
three weeks, will be less absorbent than
a good clay brick, by forty to fifty per
cent. The shape, also, of such con-
crete bricks, made under pressure, has
the great advantage of being perfectly
accurate, being made in steel molds, and
the color of them can be varied from
that of a bright gray sandstone down
to a dark iron color.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03

WATERING NEWLY PLANTED TREES
There are times when wateris almost es-
sential, but it is best to avoid it if pos
sible. In many cases trees are injured
more by the kind hand holding the wa
ter-pot than they would be by full ex-
posure to the dry weather. If a newly
planted tree showed signs of whitening
its leaves on the least warm weather, we
should most likely cut off a few of its
branches, which would lessen the evap-
Grating surface. If it still seemed to
suffer, choose a dry day to loosen the
earth on the surface about 1t, loosen say
half an inch, and then with a ramrod
numerically" punch and pound it.
This will so thoroughly pulverize the
soil that it will attract moisture from the
surrounding ground. If, after all, the
leaves do not wear a cheerful aspect,
make shallow basin about the roots,
and pour in a bucketful or two of wa
ter, and day or so followingf fill itagain
with the dry earth, pressing it in closely.
This will do for awhole season. -Garde-
ner's Monthly.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
How to Make Fall Planting Success.
rFrom the Rural World.

From the Rural World.l
Being a practical planter, I desire to
give my experience to the readers of the
Rural World, with the hope that it may
be-of benefit to some who have doubts
as to the practicability of fall planting
In the first week of September, 1860,
dry weather prevailing at the time,
took up a quantity of grape vines, re
moved the leaves, dipped the roots in q
mixture of clay and water, and heeled
them in, and let them remain in that po-
sition until the 18th of October, when
upon every root new rootlets had
formed from one to one and a half
inches in length. I then planted them
in the vineyard and they invariably
grew well. In thirty-seven years expe-
rience, eighteen of which have been
passed in Missouri, I have found that
this plan is equally as eficaciouB for
transplanting all kinds of trees and
plants, as it is for grape vines. The
main object of this letter is to show that
the leaves can be removed with safety
at a much earlier period in theye than
the public have been led to believe. It
should, however, be distinctly under
stood that in removing them, it must be
done with a swift, light stroke so as
not to injure the axillary buds. In or
der to convince the skeptical, I give the
following as evidence on the subject
In 1847, during the month of June
and July, at Anglers, France, it was
found necessary to make a deep cut for
some distance through portion of the
standard and dwarf pear orchard OF
Ande Leroy, which had just come into
bearing, which at that time had young
fruit upon them. The leaves and fruit
were carefully removed by women, and
the trees were transplanted to another
portion of the ground without the loss
of a single tree. This is a remarkable
/ fact, when it is considered that two mil
lions of trees, shrubs and roses were
/ transplanted. The nursery grounds
had been subsoiled to the depth of two
feet, and the trees heavily mulched and
after planting twice watered.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-10-03
Disease of Horses, Joints.

The knee joint is very large and i'm
portant, and is liable to many injuries,
as sprain, which is Immediately followed
by extensive inflammation, the sympt-
oms of which are tolerably well marked,
but as matter of course, vary some
what, according to the extent of the
injury. When severe, there is consider
able swelling around the Joint the
horse is lame, when trotted the lameness
is greatly increased, which is marked
popularity of knee joint lameness.
The horse when standing, slightly bends
the knee, and if the joint is quickly
fexed or given a rotary motion he evinces
great pain, which is Immediately shown
by hisinstantly rearing up. In the walk
he brings the leg forward with a swing
ing motion. Inflammation of the knee
is very apt to result in partial or COM
plete stiffness of the joint. In slight
sprains of the knee there is very little
swelling and the symptoms are not so
we'll marked, and considerable difficulty
Is sometimes experienced as to the pre-
else seat of lameness, especially by peo-
pie who arc not aware of the structure
of this beautiful but complex articula-
ton. In the treatment of injuries in
this situation, however trivial, it is of
the utmost Importance that the patient
should be allowed perfect rest. 1t is
often desirable that he should be kept
standing in his stall, and the leg care
fully bandaged with a properly applied
faneI bandage. The following liniment
may also be used several times a day
Equal parts of laudanum, tincture of
anica and tincture of camphor. In
prolonged cases it is generally necessary
to use a powerful counter irritant, as
can haridine ointment or tincture of
cantharides, which should be applied
around the whole Joint. Canada
EUg.ys1py.