The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-26

Z eSgsrS chewing OF smoking tobacco> Il
l. claimed that BY the new proeess q
I sweating Or curing tbs kat any quality
can Be rendered suitable fSr use in the
uasazsacsure os eigarS, No snswer hiss
vet been given to TIE application, but We
woRld suggest ths5 satisfactory test trial
ought to be made before any exclusive
right o. monopoly i granted The troable
with cur tobacco hiss been that It : = too
strong, caused. VIC believe, BY an eSeess
Of nicotine IN the plsas grown hers, Is Is
stated u be the case il California Ii any
process Of sweating can deprive It q this
excessive strength and render It 1t for
manufacturing purposes II must be val
uabls discovery. Wenosiee by the Gilroy
papers, that a rev process Of growing and
caring tobacco has been introduced into
CaEtovuiA, known As Culp's patent prO
eeSS. and that 5 company has been organ
ized, With 5 capital Of $500, 00o, 70 cultivate
tobacco and manufacture cigars by the
new process It Is elairned thsr 5000 lbs,
per acre can be raised and cured under 1t,
Or about three times s. much IS BY the old
process The GIlroy 4dcocats SayS.
Tosacco CrrrrEz-J. u. Calp. q Gdroy town
ship. his 6smooztratsd To the entire satisfaction
Of experienced tohacconisls the feasibility Of
groEi1g and caring tobacco 10 this countTy, Which
is bGs Ettle. # any. Inferior II quality 60 that
-ru~u o. the island Of Cuba Ir fact. cigars
made from bis tobacco have deceived the best ex-
perts Il tbas Eas. l. vas demonstrated few
DAYS silcs % the occasion Of the visit Of i nun
Der Of San Francisco I36acccniSts % bis EorSs.
As We stated sous tire since 10 describing CglPs
tobacco works be clilus. oy bis process q curias
FOX EhicA be las obtained letters pateBt--t0
accomplish foe the tobacco the sane results Is are
produced b. the hos. moist cEmats of Cuba- To
oshsr words. be holds that the ouly d1Tereuce be-
tween the tobacco OF California and that Ct Cuba
i the excess n the burner q 1ic0tire ard other
volatile obs and that b. Shis method Of cGring
be sxpels these Obuoxioas obs. The results be
6as obtaiusd fully euu6rm tbs theory. By this
process Of CURING the culture Of tobacco can be
made immensely profitable in this country. wber-
ever the soil Is adapted 70 It's growth Mr.. Cups
last wears crup-sUus twelve thousand pounds
tcr Whieh be 6as been offered fry cents pound.
cost nos 80 exceed three and 0Ge-aa cents, The
pru6s Is - immense that the producer ean vel
afford 70 pay slr the rugalty. HE whole secret
Of curing could be acquired II short tine By one
Of ee'il1ary -gunptiuu-
We imported last year. aS shown by the
Collector Generals statistics, St4,9O5
worth Of tobacco and It's manufactures.
There Is no country IN the world where
the tobacco plant grows more spoutane-
lusly, or with les care, than on these
stands, or where there l. ! larger yield to
he acre. As vet no insect Is known to
trouble the plant, which can be seen grow
ng around the dwellings Of the natives In I
svsry part Of the group. Nov if CUPS 4
patent or any other process can enable u T
10 utilize this plant =nd render It fit for (
he refined foreign taste. the sooner It +
made known the better for our Islands. If
We can produce an article 1T for domestic
consumption, Why may We not also pro
luce what VIII be IN demand abroad, and
hus not only save the above sum now
-unuaIIy sent away for foreign tobacco
nd cigars, bat produce 4 surplus for ex-
,ort
This subject Of domestic industry Is BY
10 means exhausted, and We VIII refer TO
agafn.