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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17
Painful surgical Operation

NEW YooK, Sept. 6.-The won
deriul surgical operation performed
on the person of Clara Morris, the
Paris, is described in a letter from q
friend of the lady. Miss Morris
disease was curvature of the spine.
Three years ago it could probably
have been arrested, but it was cri-
sis in her profession, and upon sue
cess in surrounding many obstacles
her whole future seemed to depend,
and she could not spare the time for
medical treatment. A sea voyage
failed entirely to produce any
change for the better, and the fiat of
the highest medical authorities from
abroad confirmed her worst fears,
and condemned her to terrible op-
Grafton, the same to which Charles
Sumner submitted for the cure OF
the same disease. The main feature
is the burning of the flesh of the
back from the neck down to the
waist with red hot irons. TIE Op-
Grafton was performed in Paris. in
the presence of Mrs. Worthington,
Miss Gabrielle Greeley, and.Sir VIM.
Belvin, the attending physician.
Miss Greeley also writes letter to
New Yorker, liz which she says
Poor Clara was obliged to sit on a
low chair, with her back barred, and
she went through the operation
with her face pale aud rigid as mar
BILE. DIR. BeIvin lit his furnace aud
the roaring of the fame that WAS IN
heat the iron to q white heat in a
few seconds was dreadful to hear,
and while this was going on Prof.
Ball masked with a pencil the line
the iron was to follow on each side
of the spine. Every touch of the
pencil sent thrill through the del
icate frame of the poor victim, but
the professor had scarcely ended
making the pencil marks when, W 18th
a flash, the iron was applied to the
Qnivering form and it was all over
The doctor said it was q wonderful
exhibition of nerve"
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sHERIFFS SALE.
Edwin Davis,

>
Catharine Howard, ct al.
District Court 9th Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
ID \ virtue of an execution issued ont of the
- District court OF the 5th Judicial District,
sitting in and for Lyon County, Kansas,
wherein Edward Davis is PLAINTIFF, and Cath
arine Howard, ct, al o., are defendants, / will,
on Monday the Goth day of September, a. ID.
1915, at IL O'Clock a. m, at Catharine Towards
farm, one mile west of Neosho Rapids, Lyon
ton, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the right, title and interest OF the defend
ant Catharine Howard ct. al in and to the
following described personal property, to- wit
Four hundred (40Ol bushels, more or less, OF
wheat in the stack. Eight 90 mich cows
heifcr, one 1T yearling bull, one 1 two yeal
old steer and twelve l12l stock hogs.
Said personal property is levied upon as the
property of defendant Catharine Howard and
Will be sold to satisfy said execution.
Sherif's office this 10th day of September,
a. ID. 1915. JOHN BAY,
1872 Sheriff. LYON Co Kan
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SHERIFE'S SALE.
Hugh Hughes,

Catharine Howard ct. al,
District Court 9Th Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
ID virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID District Court of the 5th Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and for Lyon County, Kansas,
wherein Hugh Hughes is plaintifI, and Cath
arfne Howard, ct al, are defendants, | i'll,
on Monday the goth day of September, y. ID.
1915, at $3.50 O'Clock a. m, at the Catharine
Howard farm, one mile west of SeO>h0 Rap
ids, Lyon County, Kansas, offer for sale by
public aucti2n, To the highest bidder for cash
in hand, all the right, title and interest of the
defendants, Catharine Howard, ct al. in and
to the following described personal property,
to-wlt: Forty 40 acres of growing corn, and
two ~ work horses.
said personal property is levied upon as the
property Of Defendant, Cauharine Howard,
and viii be sold tO satisfy said execution.
sheriff 5 office this 10th day of September,
\ ID. 1873. JOHN BAY
31i2 Sheriff, Lyon Co. Kansas.
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S.W. ofS.W.x IL 20 - $500
NV .ofS.W-k IL 20 IL 800
Emporia, August IS. 1875.
36-4t JOSEPH ERNST Co TreaS'r
sHERIFF.s SALE.

Isaac c. Wilson, } District Court, 9Th Ju.
vs.: dIcIal District,
ID virtue of an order Of sale issued ont Of
ID the District Court 9th Judicial District
sitting in and for Chase County, Kansas
wherein Isaac Z. Wilson is plaintiff, aud J
l.. Williams, ct. al, are defendants, will, or
Monday the 18th day of October, 4. ID. 1875
at II O'Clock a. IN, at the front door of the
aar o1 Use IN me poria Lyon County ran an
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right
title and interest of the defendants, J. l.
w illiams, ct. al, in and to the following dc
scribed real estate tO-wit: The southeast
quarter "a OF section twenty-seyen (2I)
township twenty t2O), range twelve Q2), in
Lyon County, Kansas. Said real estate will
Se sold as the property of J. L. Williams, ct
al, to satisfy said order of sale.
Sheriff's Office this 10th day of September
A. ID. 1875. JOHN BAY,
T-5t Sheriff, Lyon Co., Kan.
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We notice in h northwestern Mis-
souri, papers statements that grass
hoppers are Matching out by mill
ions in the district visited by their
ancestors in June, on their journey
nOrtbward. Should this breed de-
post eggs this fall, the crop next
year will! be enormous and that
whole section will be devastated.
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EMPORIA NEW S.
FRIDAY, SEP TEMPER II, 1875.

After all, it appears that the
wheat harvest throughout the Rus
sian Empire will be full average
one, and that that country will be
able to export during the year al
least 100000 bushels of bread.
stuffs, without reckoning other
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17
That D-d Printer.

That id printer is constantly
getting editors into trouble. Who
ever. heard of an editor making an
error during his whole editorial ca
reer? No one. The merchant swears
at the printer 80 does the occasion
al correspondent humbug, who
eighty" commemorative" ''bur-
den of taxes" tyranny" etc.; so
does that cheerful hieroglyphical
prodigy, the associated press agent ;
and those intolerable frauds, the po-
etess and poet of the city the man
whose friends desire that he should
be Mayor; the individual who re-
ceived benefit and q stuffed watch
for his brilliant talents, aud in his
card of thanks used the glittering
commonplace, the antfquated and
excessively vain pronOun al" thus
81 :" in fact, the printer gets bOuuc-
ed GA all sides. The id printer
who rummages after unintelligible
pieces OF metal, who corrects, on an
average, about fifteen villainous err
rors an hour in common words, such
AS traveller, jailer, hypocrisy, fulfill f,
holiday, gauge, separate, alleged,
fctid, judgment, skillful, counselor,
impanel, and many other simple
ones, and makes probably one blum
der in FIVE thousand words, is fire.
quently asked to step down and out.
No wonder he feels savage, and
drinks whisky and beer, aud talks
about the ignorance of the aristo-
Gratis, the middle classes and all 9TH
er classes, and about his last trip
down the Mississippi in skiff; and
gets in Jail, and bounces trains and
is bounced off again, and beats
steamboats,, and receives small do
nations from his friends and cusses
Texas. He's a prosecuted institu-
ton, and should be treated with dis
tinguished consideration.
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tsalt Lake Cor. CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL

The new cattle dIstemper in Eng
land is called "the foot and mouth
disease" The same thing has pre-
vailed In this country among states
men for years past. Its principal
feature, and that which gives it its
name, is that the victim can't open
his mouth without putting his
foot into it.-[N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17

a youDgster being required to
write composition upon some por-
tion of the human body, selected
that which unites the head to the
body, aud expounds as follows: "a
throat is convenient to have, espec-
ially to roosters aud ministers. The
former eats corn and crows with il ;
the latter breaches through his'n,
and then ties 1t up. This is pretty
much all can hink of abont necks
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17

A lassie wrote to a young man she
had taken notion to, "Come and
meet me in the cleaning, John, >
and when the time John wasn't
there. He subsequently explained
that he couldn't find such 8 place.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the follow
IN ing des cribed school land. situate in
Lyon county, Kansas, will be offered for sale
at public auction at my Office, in the Court
house in Emporia. on Saturday. the ID day OF
October, a. ID. 1875; said sale to open for bids
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, until O'Clock, p NJ. OF
said day, to-wit:
Sec Tolcn R1 Ap ar. acre
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17
FINAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned
IN that the undersigned administrator Of
the estate of Abigail Owens, deceased, VIII
make final settlement of said estate on Mon
day, October 4th, 1915 at the Office of the Pro
bate Judge, of Lyon County, Kansas, in En-
poria RUBT. L. NORRIS.
2zt4 Administrator.
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o III Il.

A Ii creditors and others interested in the
~ estate of John Scanlon. are hereby noti-
fed that the undersigned will make final set
Element of said estate at the next term OF the
Probate Court, of Lyon County, Kansas, COM
meneing October 4th, 1875.
j. W. TRUEWORTHY.
w. L. MCCARTY, Administrator.
Atty for Estate. STA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17

According to the Commonwealth
the State Board of Equalization
placed the following rates per mile
upon each of our railroads:
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LEGAL.
Rartnarship NotIce.

Ihaye this day associated with me, in the
real estate business, Z. j. Owen The hrrl
name will be II. Z. Norton & 20.
H. E. NORTON s co.
Emporia. Sept. lst, 1915. s6-4s
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION no. l.

To sAe Constitution If tie State IF Kansas. sub
zaitted By the legislature at its last session
for the ratification or rejection Of the electors
Of tie State at the merit general election
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ODD FELLnMs.

TN ODGE No. Is. Meets at Odd FeI.
~ o"s uall, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday zen ng at O'Clock. Members IN
good stan'lI vited to attend.
Z. EPSTEIN, N. G..
j. FL. DAVIS, Recording Sec.
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAS.

ENMPORIA IN CAMPMENT, No II Meets
IL at Odd Fellows hall, 1st and Sd Tuesdays
each month. G. p JONES O. p
j. II. WARNEKE, Scribe.
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS. &

DROCURE PICTURES at Pages Photo
yeoplc who patronize his place. 10 CONNER
cial Street, EmpOria, Kansas. 34-tf
LNMPORIA COMMASDERI, No. s, u d.
~ Meets on LIST and Sd SATURDAYS at Mason
lie III l l.. ID. JACOBS, L. C..
BENNETT. Recorder
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-17

J. s. LAwRENCE,M d, TINNIE s. LAwRKHCE,M.D
LAWRENCE & LAWRENCE,
physicians SURGEONS. Offices
1 anu residence 1877 Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas. Mrs Dr. Lawrence
will give prompt attention TO calls in the
country day or night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-21
Another Reciprocity Treaty.

Daring the extra ssssi51 of the seuats, Pres
iisut Grant seus N a ns~ treaty Of reciprocity
viEh BeIEi@ In Message accompany iing
#, the Prsssteut AYERS that this Is more N eon-
souazcs Eith shs coaditi01s and demands Of
the United States than the Treaty Of July 1855.
he E1scztvs, n his message, sets forth that
al tie dipI01lstic steps neeessz-y 70 scare
its favorable recognition b. Belgium have
besu taken b. tie Minister 20 Brussels- he
NV article L a. foII0~s, and has been ap-
proved b. the Senate. It seczrss 70 patsntees
Il boeh c1CaEriss whatever rights they nay
possess:
Tls high eoutrscting parties desiring 70
FruTids for \ colpIets and silcislt prutsctio1
ta ths us1zfs1szEinz i1aizssry q their rsspect-
Tvs eizi1zas. the o9zntsrfziiing N oue Of the
tF0 o1zz-risz ths lrzis uzrss z51sd II the
other q merCtzl,iiss 20 shgE its original
g.zIiEy, shall b strictly prohibited, and shall
be gruzzd f5r Al setioz N daz.zgzs N fsToT q
th@ f1Izrsd party, 20 b prosecuted n the
ooE-1 q tie eo1ztry n Ehieh he oozzterfeit
sEal Be prDTza- A trade marx N which the
citizens n o1s Il fhs co11triss nay Eizh to
seezrs Eight q property II the othsT mastbe
lodgsi a. Ell0Es: Ths marks q cieizels Of
shs UEl1s1 States AZ Brussels Il The os5ee Il
the Qerk q the Tribznzl q Coanerce, and
IL E-z-ks q BeIgizn cfti1snz a. Wzshfngtol-
L / Understood lat # trade marx has BE-
IKE p1hlic pr1perty n tie e01utry q IL on
gin Il shall Be equally % n the 0ther eoznfry.
he treaty X 70 rsnzia n fire. foE IN year.,
I'D therszf1sr Until tEsIvs Do1fhs n0ties shall
= giTsa b eItheE party Il > desire 70 terni-
-zts 4 he rztikeztio1s zrs 10 b exchanged |
6 B7ussels with niae mails"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-21
America and Hawaii.

The s,l,cwi-s exs-sct f7ca a. s-sScle n s
lax zsz.her e The Saa ESs-cssoo Ctoo'rsss,
r1s,eAted,v expresses the porslsr sentSraen,
. II Aulerscs reyz-il.g tAese Sslsnis; TIE
uegcszaticz e a s-casy q cclazaercisl recsprc-
cry hesveen The Uziss3 States and he Sa,as-
visa Islaais : reys-3e3 BY many Is the srss
sssp towards thsls az2eSasson- while we ~
ga-5 tie treaty Is desirable IN Hassy respeesS
ard veSr undesirable IN csherS, we 90 not 1ock
ws.h s1vur upon the rrVSect of SScexatioa. It
las not hersscf,re heen the policy of cur Gov
eminent ~ have Any colcnsl dependencies
{, Is Questionable whether cur forua q Govern
ssers : ven aszpse3 70 the usSi-sens2ce q
cz.iyizg sa6 6sssszs 6epez,senc5es, q whether
we cc153 manage then, with prc6s % their IL
hahisszss @ - Cur owr people, There have
always been among Is many persons who "a
vczsG Securing the 1zzexatScE q otAer tern
scry-tae extension e cur rational 6ou,aiu
The acquisition q Logssiaal,, Of Texas, and Of
Tcrsscrs e Nszicc wers movements II this d.
reczicn, wh5,A have proved most desirable sd
Gisiozs = ctr o0zzszy-hsve become iacozpcr-
s5eG WITH Il II AZ easy and natural manner.
The purchase of AlasSa was less 6egsrSible
ard hls proved 50 f.- ~ Ezprvsssble izvess-
uaens. Whatever there has beer u gam IN the
way e furs q commercial alivz-szCes has
been reupsG BY corporate monopoly, and tie
has beeh bcrne BY the Government.
The 1c,s 1lsszicn Of CHA and s.. Dorlirgo has
been the dream Ct allvgrsu7ers and political
1lo1s5srs, bur has arrested the stssrticn cf
eGs few $o6es AMI pr1s5sns statesmen The /
-zI.st States q America have 10 need {
i2r the S4z6w1eh Islands II ti-e OF peace. I
.h2asc sheir possession IN time q war might /
sss 70 cur naval strength On the PaciSc. A
, alie We g zos want then, It = trVe that we
b not desire that any ether powerful nation
should esquire them 81 long Is the Islaz,is
'cu5ai1 sufSc5erriy NUMEROUS native popUll-
ion and CAL ind uazIve Princes 70 keep Up the
ne e Hlzrs, 50 long IL they eslc Manage theiz
wu- a-1llrs 4z3 maintain With Is, their nearest
friendly commercial, social and %
.ical Relations, It h al shas We ought to r.
7rf-q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-21
ScIcaalac Notes.

The use If The spcotroscopo in The tcsiing Of
metals is extending, and is rcgaried as Of cs-
peeial value where purity is essential, Coz
which reas0n i, is employed in the coming e.
tahlishments Of Europc and has been rcccnhy
introduced into the United States Mint Tho
way in which the instrument detects even the
uos, minute quantity, is marvellous.
The voyage Of II. r. NJ. Ship Challenger
promises 20 add larse stoc ef useful iuior-
nation to those branches Of science in which
she was engaged Or. Wyville ThOmpssOn,
chief Of her scientific corps, has rooon,ly mad
an Interesting paper on tho discoveries made
concerning the bottom Of the ocean, and Of Ger
tain deposits now in PROCESS Of formation.
Ii contains the results Of doep-soa souudings,
which have revealed the existence Of vast aroas
Of harrcn clay at the bottom Of sho sea, in
depths varying from two thousand two hun
irod 10 four thousand fathoms. and more. In
other parts, the botsom is composed Of the So
called S,a5lesrisS mud that is, thick deposit
Of small CREATURES known TO natnralists as gio6i-
csrisI, which live near the surface, and sink
10 the bottom when dead. There they aecumu-
late, building up chalk for asos to come, when
land and sea shall once moro change places.
But il is remarkable that at the depth Of two
thousand two hundred ia,homs, the gjobigtriHd
thin of ard disappear, and the gray deposit
mergcs into the barren clay above mentioned
The explanation is, that below two thousand
fathoms, the tiny shells Of the g,abiges-iaa aro
dissolved by some action of the water, and that
the minute quantity which they contain Of al
lumina and iron goes TO form the areas Of bar
rCn clay. The extent Of these areas is so great,
that il exceeds all others as yet known at the
bottom Of the sea, and it is the most devoid of
life. In this respect, the red clay now forming
resembles the schist which At present occupies
50 large part Of eur earth's surface We are
all more OF less familiar with chalk and with
rOoks that show no signs of fossils and to be
thus, SO to speak, made eye-witnesses Of the |
process by which chalk and rock were formed. |.
is unusually interesting. DR.. Thomson's paper
IS published at length in the Proceedings Of the
Royal Society.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-21

the revocation - tsgal ard elsaIss, The sc.
BY wAleA Mr., l.sek gave Ms pregeSsy b ne
pecple * CakEerasA was set hastily doae. but
was Saly eoaplsssa Aess racnshs q eelibesa-
mn. aud Il was eonsSaegrd - soleraa ard inv
vocahle, As Il he kza decided !, 70 any citizen
Il the sssss Whether BE wss saae es insane.
she trsssees have hct ere hss If ausy hegorS
tAeas-to usiatais q passive position, and ~
Esia possession q tAe property unsSl MS legally
sAkeR fr0n sAena, assssreeAhle IS this eoGrSs
s,sybe, NoCalIiOrnis jsry viii ever resarn to
Mr., Lick 0ne dollar q tbs faa3 which he, chs
eva seoor3, GelIeersssly aaa senerocsly gsve
70 her peoPls, The estate IS vslsed =; eve
u,illSoas, ard viii increase in value annually
The ssllSwiss Is a lis; # the LEX gigs As NJ
po-sea IN the 5. Z. Bs1lts4
ne Esoaeys rsslasea ~ he ssls eg property Ne-v
&c se Devoted . TIE ssl,cvisg purposes Sp0oeo
FOR ecsstressisg Observatory a lake TaAee. and
Psoearias sor II tsleseere e greater power than
any cue YeE Ea. asa il ether respects ssp~Fsos 70
a. - Tie Proses,est OcpAaz Asylasa q tAls elsy
aad tss q Sts Jose. ard - TIE Laases Protection
ard Rsiieg S'SisSy q ms siy, S2Aoo, - the Ne
cnanic's lssslsass ard he Soeesy for The Pfeyea.
ttsn e Cr-eisy - Aalsah, & thls cry, $teo each:
% fc9nd i7ssitztlos to Be called TIE Ols Ladies
Heg2<. Sl.Cgoos for The ereclioe e krsaiss Uona-
3ent . be rasr,cry g lis uot1sr. Ms htAer his
grsreAseer ard lis sfssr-, SSCOO e8eAs t,r essae-
ssAag ard ulslrsalsios ve oashs u t>ss esy, $50,
90; Scr The sreekice x eroese meHEuect 70 Col,
te1 Gase Park - TIE uiersTy q EraniS Sectt Aey,
s1e zIseor q us Strr Ssrstgf E2slzsr, $50 cups
tor TIE ecectic1 Of tie Stste Capitol Of grozp q
crcasr sta,gkiy. g. rprvssH. TIE History q Csior>
ma. $3.50, &C. % fsucd aad en6cu TIE Cali.cruai
School q Nechaaical Arts, SSuootO Mr.. LICK re-
ssrvvt - eciSef TIE PgcrSsty 10 Is ecsicesS ofce
ard the exclusive management Gu-i-x the rvEasiu
ser - his BE gse Ct lis eoesreaa property ia San
,cse. ~ish al faeceiS cr SsSoCO pSr anrena- NJ
LICK cat bis relatives "a WIKI conpagatively snail
iros8Hee. To his ercther jobs Il be gave S.oCOs Z
70 lis half brothers, Henry sud Samuel LfeS 500
ZACH; % 1is SISTERS ard two uieces (tn % tAese
-glltives tre II PsnnsylrtrisA SSQs 10 bis cspAsw
'zaies WlGlrs Lick q Sass8 Clsra eoausy. SOU I
nd - rhociGs 5. FrszSr cf san jose. SOU He /
.-vetsc sAzs auyttiuS rvulsirSG u thc prOccc3s
1tSr raying these eel rests is shcelG Sc divided 4
,Saslly eesgeen Tie eiooeers aze he Aea3Suay Of L
,st-Eccs, . srvcs eCitirs fcr these societies %
ard Sven them toS this purpose il deed sled the
rece3ias Ocsoeer,
The two sceietSss usruSd last become the
esaiuary leSatees, and, it IS thought, viii ~
GIVE az least ore million dollars each, prOvid-
I the deed remains intact
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-21

Last week Mr.. Wallace. proprietor Of the
I Chelsea Laundry. invited number Of gentle
men To visit his establishment, in which he has
lstely introduced ScUe Improvements. which
I give It place worthy Of mention among our
local industries The laundry is located At
/ Palazis, On the Eva rad. Just far enough out
q town 20 a5o0i the seclus5ol necessary for
the successful operation Of such an establish
nsns, On entering the building. we found that
Al entire revolution has been effected, By the
ir-rodGction Of steam power, which now does
the work formerly done by hand A large
cylinder six and half BY FIVE and half feet
II Size. with fogr COMMITMENTS, receives the
dirty clothes. Of which thousand Or more
pisces can Dc pct IN at once. This revOlves
By stsau power, and 50 efEec5ual Is its work
that IN the eourse Of ninety minutes, the large
batch Is turned out thoroughly cleansed. From
this washer the clothes are removed to three
rinsins tanks, then they pass through wriugsrs
driven by steam. thence are taken to 4 steam
drying nom, where, after remaining fifteen
minutes Or 80 70 dry, they pass TO the ironing
roum- Here are smpIoyed from ten to fifteen
native wUnsn. sous Of whom are as skilfull IN
this service As any foreign women IN other
countries. They iron shout five shirts an
h5zr. but the more expert Of them average
<svgu or eight. One very smart woman named
Lokzi turns cut ten shirts an hour, when there
Is 5 rush Of business Bosous, collars and
wristbands receive IS glossy polish here as
IN any laundry N America. and the whole
work seems 70 be As vel sxscutei- When the
last nail steamer passed through To San Fran
cisco, one Thousand pieces were taken IN,
washed Snd done up within three hours frun
the tine they we've deposited at the laundry.
This vii sf1ri N idea Of the capacity Of
the establishment for executing orders in 4
hurry Ordinarily any personal work received
N the morning can Be returned, if desired, the
same evening In every part Of the establish
nsn-, machinery has been introduced wherever
Il can Dc made to assist IN the labcT. For in |
stance, al the plain ir0nin.z, as sheets. tow
cling, socks, Sc, Is d0ue BY steam power, and 4
Of eo1rse very rapidly. In the whole esssb-
frUn tEenty 80 twenty-five women and /
lzn are constantly employed, and frum forty 4
10 6fty thousand pisces can Be TUNED OGt IN a
week Chelsea LsIndry WIS e0un=oced l
seven years agO By the late B. Il Lyon, and
z1s purchased tEo PEARS since By the present
7ruPust0r. Until January Of this year the
-Ork wls d1ns entirely By hand Mr. Wal
ace deserves great credit for providing an e.
iahlishlsnt capable Of doing al work that
nay Be 0fzrsd % Il, N manner and With such
despatch that 10 ous can have cause for ON
9L1iHL Visitors TO The IaHnsiry vii always
e welcome On Feinsziayz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-21

their paaltilerm uso Of banhcc l. truly won-
aerial, They use il No, Only as a foundation
lsy fans. and gorvarioas beautiful ioSs. baskets,
81, hat evoa when split into strips and braid
"a fos hoeps Cor lAFso and small containers,
and when me- splis and cut into psOPcs ieagshs.
for fencing.
There an. il is said, twenty light houses On
these coasss. and all bailt since Foreigners
were iseely aaaiisea.
Jan. IA happy now war % all our friends.
We now havc very evil weather; the mercury
occasionally down to So and sis og Fahrcn-
hei,. and iee half inch thick. Aloha ia Oakoa
pSa, n a.
Feb, S,-rho mercury has frequently stood
AZ 500, and holow that; and 0nco at - and
Ne havo seen ieo two inches thick, and several
brief ss,ow squalls,