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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26

OATS, BARLEY, BRAN, CORN,
Wheat and Hay, per !" ID. c. Murray and w. II.
Dimond." For sale by BOLLES & Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
RECEIVED THIS DAY

FLOUR.
GOLDEN GATE EXTRA FAMILY.
F" Golden Gate Bakers Extra.
Excelsior Extra,
tx bark Kalakaua, for sale by BoLLbs g co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-26
Per City of Sydney.

DAINTS AND ANTIC
l. Lead, Ilubbuck's Lead, Hubbnck's Zinc,
Vefdigris, Black Paint Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow Paris Green, and u
Full assortment of Fancy Paints.
For sale by BOLLES & Co.
, 1881-10-08

;Ss Sa' "!S .!!s9 :! e S!%'s ara ss;':"s ,i% /:
Ts;'"1 s'"d Il ."s '"y . Sff,'s "r, II ts i .n y"
utnutntr e!i,nntn. GhnHKr. "tHrlnp ''m.-haIt TT
wnsrn ,tu n"rtnersi hr,ns"ll"r.' wa. Hn, n,rr
y,urs t!E ll:yers.t WIN tllr rns1i. Fortunately
inr u+. sn nrr t"1ay .l,losl,.4 !hr nar'n'lr halt
;s,, nf s Il" rs gsF " rr ri In. TIT @ 'ts5 '"
"ss l w ysars " xs @ ss ' 'Sr res ~
nHo ther, wis, insteud uf Il lnsat.:st .ofn 81
ttecntrsc,,y, III cNntact,t,t' 1tn nf Isrsl ~ t.
*,eiv" *: t is:p htt ISE "Enss1 S1s 4 % u.r @ W.
"tha ,exis,ul.cu IN tho sa..,n ararpl4 II arut:
aitl truuichl mninlhtA ti,e i'r,l':r tnss,Ix lived III
p.rl;als r S Fsis. VIC thotI. e"~lat nss,r, y ai ~ ~
tomtr future. sG,"'to Wy wv. s.'tla e''i+ilcrn-
@ t', 7. : !" t: ,.SSs ot t ' y !..' s' a s III
s e.; ill., "a a,.,s 1srs , ;.s 4" t' n, 's Sjst s:5St
sens ,.",rs it %ny it "atisc'' 'i,at rr i"" i
ears!u! u draw 'Ats c"n;:i.lstm,. n'9y ~ rtaart
thrutnt!,uy .s bnc,l hcrctnful. ears,t,! nli Tit
On sn lni,ntty ~mnii portlolt NJ sl,u earth.
tending to ctcits tt,ot0 sii.1lculi question. ta.n
lH carried nut lt ln'iur nr nthcr ftgo's, we then
ny a'ss"vur ythqr 4,,r,ae fse'H ~, %s'c' 'xhs
y %Ss;$ T., % ts n ,s ;sss';y x"i%
Tut! rtu "HH!A W e&MGtlF ~ INIT HtFeGfhl III
which nnt only ttnany Herbert srHnc!r hut eycfl
civilization has n,i Mlwuya i'rtl nl,e ii -tady
prtxrcna: TINT. fl fnat. tho sv1Mn H ..frti nr
tho s,tnI- savage uf thu nxirclIs Nrlh might le
tho !htas ,iesresitMnt VI u ratH. wh,sa rIsixh-
tim WIS ostt:o fHIriy grtntt, aid tint the t,t1-
tGaa incn !lasl inau tlurnH IL Ism.g serirs Ut
agss lIa'l been suddenly ur Hsa'naly Mrren.e.l
by shUu ustttt cutnelystn tf nature: tint.
Notwithstanding ttat tnrwani tnHrGt
which utI tiuh's crnlturca must 'uakn. pl,,.
nnt,,rEn t,r TIT t1l.,st MIlmllhi4 character hr ur
frstet! their cnrrGrs: tlMt thu rntrf.1tDn Ut u
wnr1'l w'itch tho Creator Inns given ~ Allch rtw
tu nur advancement. hU hMa hntny WITHHELD
from t,t1Itrs. Whusr t,rtl will 1t !u exty Is tho
question. Certainly Sir .Ihn l.Itth,ukk tint,ry
If comparatively sIlurt pcrlatts wht. It WIS 1ns-
sl1,e fur nn III Mlvut,eo. and tlleI ihtrc .lr,l-
Itli cicfIs when Nature tllrnt her tnIcK hin.
gives curtain G!illsfh!lIly f1 ttErI"rt SpGncpr'H
thtH,ry. tt.At sMrngery, utter all, iny tt Tho
rrEAt!1t lr1!at. III Hu'1ls particular rtiA* WIN In
long iD,!at tune were pl&uu FULLY civilized.
, 1881-10-08

Mr. Albert Weber, the grca. pluno lnnru-
faclurer uf New Yurs, l4as i,sas,gusute4l Il
new departure in the l'ta1,o business In this
city by the estal !is'iArist here Hf ii trtnc|l
!nlIsc.. The ilr,n has lnented lit 80 ullt ~,
wabash avenue, near .javk.t'u street, whcsu
1t oecnples I'LL elegant tluuhle ssn.,., which
ntortla tito tiIeSt warernI.ls il, t!le ely. Tile
rsutl9ss ila!c by llr. Weber are uf tiiu very
best Kind, tlln quality Of tnnn Orill9 especially
enEael'1g, ,aMl III ule urtiste musical worisl
their 'nrlIts are fully established, NJ their
Tho brunei. hnuse sisE he tt,dcr tio
management nf Mr.. Charles {. Csrtlss,
wtlU llas been Inr l,lnlly years tnH,.a.ris
nf .Ihc.. lt+~t Il So't'x .Nuxitstl, aiul
3tr. Fertt!l!aHl Mayer, LATELY tlso chict sa,ts-
n!a1l III Mr. Neber's establishment 1T New
furk, md mn If the trllslc.s Ut llse Weber
estate, Mrssis. Cuftiss 4. Atnyrr Will l,aye
fur snlc ntllrr ltHl0s, a.lI aE>t, nr;,asls. u,ut
parties Win aro nIiyo to tile ulynli,az.s ri
tentlnE dfract Will tic m.nnn raeIHrrr VIII III
.ioAht anprrclato tho slEnIliramcu nf ills
"nturprist'. THIS ,tir'n will laya the services
0t u worry supnrlnr tuner AMI reI,atrer Ut
plnnts. ,wln rtlllivs t,ut frnhl New York ,llld
Will make Il speciality nf tllis department,
, 1881-10-08

Afto nfh EftbHp {'hF{.
EtnM e,ll a!kc.t Ut during tlle tt',Ir=u uf frtsl.
:fpHs Oartcida cHsr, ad thu t(r tu,,y r.tti,,t,,-
whoat nn time thought tue I'r.4!enl's c,fces
Ut recnE"ry hs!xht l,tvu btcn hcltcr hn!l thl4
VII s e% lat"r R s"tenes y Dr. ss TIT tnfss is
frenttI1ont htld tlusl pruct!cel fhrtupl,ant, And
this hna f'rtm cnutlrneil l,y l>r. Hamilton
fuet. considering III" number nj tAhttm! ti,iuxs
~ medicine: ~ well M III Mur departments f
% ,is Of i'.y ,lsctv "' ars ssa IF s'st ,s i ytr; If
rfhysitnnE Aild surgeons WIN sttl hnrdly hc
s!,scd q. orpnaitiun. III new trsnc.lle4 Or new
Whit bg 'H nr o''St' " Z! rcsss t'sts s s0s :"
tIc 'i:!o21;;tes irom Mulnu 10 4 u - h.,c
i@"yst'on t, 9 1f Rnys'e'9as I H., ,sons in
oi selnnee. died ut sest ~, ',ls wny lnnle: Ths
ctlingnt ~ sl,,Eu"n ohleuts to tho e.rl'o1ie nciti
WHIT %;t y te Ttsr ns,hH q %na o say q
bnlic urh though t.e ns1ttIIts Il tu iu II pruph.
ylactlc ug'lll,st iHtiaInltNtton, and Useful
nr.cess'.s, !Ie collsi.lcrs too cnrraellc for up.
rtt.AIipt, 10 rAw SURFACES; 1t Il an agesik,
!aa iy' II "a oest"'' sesFa'o. Il tao .tssS's ss
.!ayf: and i.teiie no sSannt think i proper !"
%RE ss Il ii "tSs tys rtss UP fbist sst t H. ns 'sS
thinks tho profession generally III mt nwnsn III
ia,e extent q the latter. es!ce:n!ly III rxrltlng
used h,rlco noitl In RaturNlc1i wasrry st,l,ttiun
~ 1t o'!t:e aNtlssptic md 3"rin!cl.,nt mud np-
rca}rsa to think Il navisHt!a !" ,alh sos
t"sh s as ,na" s s's'a 1%I. tesSuv a& 'iSs!S spi,
|" sk ts @ ccssity :" uear VI" " usT SSneo ot,'or .
than rHrr wnler IN privute prueifce. Tho Lister
't!ethou teltlHs a.nl.e elouIttith-s!Ich III cenn.
freedom from Mi,n0sphorto uuntnct-whict l,1tu
thu hearty npp1uvn! u tho profession, a.l! shu!r
}ttt
, 1881-10-08

1'Ams, Oct. T.-t;un. t.ogcrct tctcgtapIts,
lIluler ttate Of Thursday: II lave neeup!Gtl
tho Fortress l,cfvuetere witt! two battaiEous.
ut!Ier forts wifi hu occupied tonlnrr0w. Tlle
flying column proceeding from, Mrljge tn
Fcstottr Wps attacked, but tic assafIattts
werp repl.lscA."
4 TUSla TEI.l:fili.tM
says: "Thu pariInlly-succrshfnl Insnrrer-
ton tn tie north will maka necessary II fresh
reinforcement trn,.l Fralcu."
TltI,EArESEp lll THE INSURGENTS.
TUNls, Oct T..-Severnl isoiutnd pnllts on
tho railway beyotd l.eia arc threatened by
tho Insurgents Il large number 1f troops
l,nvn reinforced ti0lcttu nnl Susa. Exccut
tho land IlHe between T,iH1s a,Hl I]szerta, al
tI,e Telegraph wires In the regency llavo
been rendered useless, ntia III luust cascs
destroyed.
4 COUNCIL or THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, Oct "a cUttcii nf Ministers was
Elclti tat!ay. 1t Is stated that tic dellbera-
ttolls wcrc deyotetl to T,tnis, alll Tint no dis
c.lssiun took place III regard the c0urso to bo
pllrstAl by the Government III view Ut tic
eonyocalIon ut tie Chambers.
, 1881-10-08

Ecptomlgr. lsaN-l askusl cnatlgarnscr Ills
eni,l!"'' , Of tne GouraRs Vt L.,tis Saiu|sun.
t;rut}ws 'ttU t sras,fm K1' w ~ ISsy. IT, 1a' "
which hu lpu,lursl rl,iae,l its support bc rssit
u1t WIS fund IN stMtu tf nuJeet ttrsnr hi,llt,
when hv vul l.Ift WI, acrss tilt Catii,lei lu IT,.
cnt,l! Hlnrsl1ri!. nnA wisiIul ~ turn bnrk. Thu
people at"alt hiln unti.as fur uflntnWlxt,n. u1,I
dnn,A: ~ hc nppl,mchrI, a,lu ~ trlt.ns NJ
nparotl. Wy alnla rc.urntd: The tlrSt !r'",its
thMt lIut Alln Str0 utltrr tho uuI1JIIIauIt Uf IL
sensible o!a officer. Win. wt!cn he ,saw thu
uaH.u, aru wus tnhl thnt f.oniy NnpultTn, wua
iln, ii sHrrel'inr Vu.!,lrsuI hai s.lI.l Iias u
Strtsl'HllrH lt.l's Sap'Ieun tal Int ..ar., uyutl
- hrc. y i,islnl IN hin nwil iuirrHe. !lu rCcol-
lccfeA th!s ilut, knIlt ra!nl ~ his huIlu, Mu
Tired 1T tho osllcrr, b.,t iis hal,d s.tk u, tat
thuug!l tho tHNst WIZ Not tIvu t:lres Ill 10
~ wh!lo ag1,. WI: sts,lai,!y II i ,lo,ir 10 Ito
what vas Knllg IN. fnts Sllliute0n turned. mn
into tha sell. ,ll;d xut 'ntn Gt'at. y bHt from
hr1yt then, IItt tn hurt him. MI.ti sn tiuIt III
hnd !Uk1 fr'I'ns u, hls ls'ekgt which he "oiss1
Eayo 5i3'' ~ w ia!t,, = ~ noKscd ~ A'a
h9 would t"ku tnrGh1 satH.. liut. with hu4lt,ess-
Ike h4hlls. cflt,se II ennt tteM hrss. 1t was
prcsetlco II lhr crry,l. .trre wuro tuIsl to ls,uy
l:NMu, Thls a,h, when hp WIN M hIs trim! ls,,-
fnro hta Hers i" t9nrtl, nnl Ial9 er.lel Gnyerl-
n'eHt of tto'tis !'h!ppo !et hinl tlayH them.
tAaHu.ritr--Ila 10 't'vrr rr''Hsc;l tho riuiilo. III
wuY snnlkiuk III AnGst' 4urtllH The wtlulv tttnc
~ hottcrtn, where la wxs twtl sI'ux III ihu rt.,r
Bfty.thrcv cigars. WI knew this. ~ 10 ulW,ys
earriua w!tA ht t|t.le a'xes. 1ac Vt tYs.t Gin
|aIla 1ifty ulxrS the wlss !iuIp px xlA!stI nit.
ihrce hatl huun tnken nut VI tlio 0ttler. UI,uu
spent GAll cnulo trAr HIN, hut tl.ut Ii tue u,IIy
pronsLon ~ wh!nt tg co!'i 1o calsllsred ~ I'M
Suitsss to is ."otuor: "fau 'losl 10 In uiu'es 10
nnxIety allout u,u. Uni Win tho l:lApcsuf. aild.
thurufnru, OUT " tal!HGE" III flGt, llullo Ut
them wcr0 hlt.~-Sfliut's Conversations.
, 1881-10-08
FRANCE.

TIE rhiN'E!St'fp'
1'nS''"S' Vet' ,,~3s f"i's e"sHsponmeht
snss ~ 's"ssut"' "'At l'ea'nsnt '"exo "!'.'us
i!'at he ",''" hot ''1e''' Wy 'esi8"ts'p'"'S u
"e'"y'nR ''a'h."l'aS MeeSS'.'. ~ "'hc''
'lut" h.huS a''fr r" Inh t'""
o.. !.,SM'S' VT ''-f Hiot u"t" H"S e'Fe"
lo'ooo ''"hcs I" 1Ia' Poot ~ i"''s'
THE ;,,1 'n'Ml'E'ss'
fA""' ust. :-the "eGfce a"m'tf"""k j"
"ee1ins III t'c e''..,noe's " s""c''e'''
-. H'
1eSteio''s M,! -"".,l,' a''o !..c'" ~ ''!".
Istet: ~ presenting ~ WI. F"1'e, M"ls.e,
, 1881-10-08
THE hAnOu.s or l0RNF.

stOrx CRY. ill.,. Oct. Tho Marquis Of Lorno
ntill party left thp c.y III sprclnI trlIu for 1t.
Pull Il, the afternoon. Tllry go .,irrct through
to "iilncpeg. rcf.,ain therp Until the i0.I lust,
Rntt then ", direct, vim ChIc,r., tu Ottawa His
(racn ll. htHH expfanR the I,r,,pusetl r,I,stc If
tte tal'iu Incts!e its1d rs,H '.ilku s,irt'rnr to
the Rocky sfMlnintils. uni h!s hcc!! ms*cnt trn
fI!d on1li ilrHrir thrlte 1nntfs. Frun Thu bust.
Of the MICky Mountains [A,rnc travelled tIycr-
land thrtnIHh lhe fH!mn Country tn I,llInu, u,
tho M''Iltaun tsrnncn VI the GnIot rncltc, At,d
enr!oHs nolcs Of tue Til, Which viii bo pt,b.
llahcd ut fu carly sluy.
, 1881-10-08

nAlrl,ona. Nd, uat, 7.-Tho tElreu awss' fos.
tiVal, Introductory to tho centenniu! eo!ehr4t-
uun at Yorktown, bauins Mantlny sle1t. The
chIut event Ut thu frat dny wilt lu tho Ittrod,c
tion Ut wAter lula tho aity from tto now wutor-
works Ut uunEow4sr itEver, Yhcre will also lo
II paralo IT the military Rna police and tFo de-
p.trtAcnts, aua lt4MlaaunAx IN tho oye,l!.1g.
Tuo@tHy thora viii bu y reception Of tic Ersnuu
and 0eE'nan National Ruests, mud IN tllu ayu.l.
anx nystlp pagoa1,t tutcn,iell to outshno tho
Mural. t]rHs festIVftlrs at NaW Os!aana ana
Memphis. On "Wednesday cveJtnt 4 K1a1la bali
tic fesllVtfpA,
, 1881-10-08
SOUTH AFRICA.

THE u}VEHSMENV 0F NATAL.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispntuh fruM DnrlH,u
says: "lM tl,o Natal Legislative Cnul,utl 1lo-
tten l,,la bean given Ut n!otlul. tllaL Guu. Sir
Evelyn Woui, British lIlgl, Commissioner.
bu informed t!lat tho present forln Ut guyer,,-
1licllt is llu l0llger st.ltua t., Nptul."
, 1881-10-08
AUSTRIA,

:.
V1ENHA, Oct. 7.-vwo hMntlred Russian,
Jews WHOM tt!u Austrian pollen stopped ut
}rody, In Oalicla, while emigratlng to
Anier1ca. have bucn permitted to rcs,,.no
tl.e!r journey, and will e,nl,ark at Antwerp.
, 1881-10-08

Ftfff.AnEhrl1fs, urt. 1.-The international
cricket 1nateL bctwecu -Attvd Shns's lcAtl, Ut
English professionals mnl nn cighfcun seIertuI
frt'til Ill America. H'tsHn on the GcruIAntuwh
Club HrUut1ts 1T Nicet0wn ttI,i.ty al nDu. H.l,t
%h9n the stunlft werr drawn tho EnHlshlnun
t,aa completed thoir first inning fhr u. runs.
willie the AMcrtcIns hut1 lost twu wIc!tts fnr
twn runs. Thu Enylssht.cn ntkunw!,tt2u they
Will hi!ve tu play tlur hist ITO wll tho tuttcst.
, 1881-10-08
Il NJ NJ 4.


PRESIDENT DANFlt;tB'A DEATH.
PANAMA, Sept. :,s,-tJpUi, rccelpt Of tho
intelligence Of tho death ut President GAR
field, lte President Ut tho Stato Ut pnnnIna
issued \ &teerce dcp1orlltg tlle death and ur-
tlerIlg tie nhtio,,nl tag Displayed ut l,a1f~
must ut tic p4.lace fur thu hpnce OF eight
dnyS,
, 1881-10-08

1.AStlSTII]E T1IHEATENEh,
GESt:v.a, Oct. 7.-At0ts1or iautsitp threat
cnH Elm. Tho Inhabitants win returned
after t1a recent catastrophe have been
warned to quit their tolues uga!u.
, 1881-10-08

sumo worry curious spaeu!0tiops 1rIge WHEN ,yo
c0nsller thAs portion uf Hlr Inhn I.uhbtck's All.
tlF.,sa 1Gtpro tho Hrltlsh Association shtr0tn hu
suites hls agreement with Cr0ll and uelkio na ~
the c'tnaatn q the warl4 10 nu ttnlbl Afuoted by
HenHrarhleul conditions. thg ct'td Ut tho glacial
pnrttAt WNs. usit0y8, nia!ulY duo 10 tho uecen-
trluIty VI tho eursh'a orbit, combined With tho
, 1881-10-08
'1DGTi:s'Is.


TURKISH ul;t.EtATEs.
CALM, Oct 7.-.rlle Turkish delegates
were received hers with grent cercln.,lIy.
stilsEl.r lSQuIilf.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Tlp Turkish inperial
Commissioners to Egypt stats tltat their lltis-
st0n il merely o,Iu 1t Inquiry.
, 1881-10-08
liAHEftE t:f1.

Setcta! ntspalet tu TIE Chtavo Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., Uct. 1.-THE CLEVELAND Club
has slgnc1 Mu1'lnon and EstcrI,rua,k, nj tue
Metntp,!ltMn', nnu kesty. WIN has tccI, playing
on tho farillr Sinpe, 10 play l!c1t se.ssun.
, 1881-10-08

pTI.i,, dHtIlnE ylelts Ie4o profits. rpMnlrtlct
a''a alsttF|c pGN sefHM.a TFttn ia ". I. Suuiu j.
Ct1.+ lsiNkElat I'LL l.l SnllG.at.. thGhB.I,
, 1881-10-08

ttf F.f,1r sPb.tSf fttktl3
,,o,t,,"Ii mi - ,,ss = r.s,,lu,T, r"otI"n IN y
s"r,l,nr s,r~,,.u" % ~ ,,,o n,1;s ns n ,",s
.rnii, t,t,,r,'t tho ',.,.ras ~ ms ,,,ss,.,,
.r,,,, c,,xo,,,.,, ,,,x., ,,n,xc;,
,,,,'''.. @ ~ =, ,,,a,',.,1s,,,, .,;,.t,,
IT,, t,'.s',,,I .'.,i ,;,e r. l,t,aa ,,.. -.
W. sons .. .ta..'. ' u'." . - -, ,;,;. "''.'
m".s e.' ~ "''' s. t @ ~. r'':'
e,.i'1n W .!'c t 4.o. i"'tm ,, i'aa ~ o'I!.-
" f.',.'s''',, H." ~
.,'a ".a, ~ ,:,.t,..,' s,.'.. ~
Ne ".'" ~ ~. ""a ,,s..,.. ~ @ t..M',,
p, ., ~ H., ."S ~, s"1T rs,,,s,a ". ~
a " ..,..l,.',, ILL., s', ~ ,os"s,,,s'. so ~
.p"s ..,. n.,,.s ssntn, ~, H., '.,',,
'.t'. ..'. ~. ts..'I ..t.,,t.' '.,'' ..,.x.,
ar'es t''ele i'fS' o1f"ns' o''s''s' "'la 'stoefs'
A'heftea'l "eleGa'cs' 'lss si'o@e'
THE TrilF
At kompton Park. Walton. tAa Weller
Jla1ldicap WIS won W lsed Wolf; kule!do-
scupc second. nil4 'rho Reove t'Itrt. Eleven
rIfl, Including keelle'S lJr1lt Dallcc.
El0O, 600 IN sJECtE
,vos ,,,rc,,ooo,, ,,rtl, frn,, ,j,,,,u,, far ~.
,rt ~ ,ho 11,',,''" c,,n h., t,,n,,. ,',a".,'or
"u.''"iS SMtlt,' y, ~,
pulS; w. ,.Itl"a. .,t u"i."Il o''..' ast
dressthe tte .soci"t aetsItce eoHe.eSs toaa''
poitllea out ttlo eS's'nlte ot Ah'etlea rc!ntlse
To to settlement OF Io lalltt ttlicsti0n. Illufc
was, lc stttt, very little Socialism there, for
property lntt a guard cnnsfatln. uf freclin.d
furtMurs; md liberty, with thu love OF which
tho pcopte warp Thoroughly imbucd. was ou-
nosr,I us ,nucf ms urn1nrty tn Communism,
r. ~, oo,,,,v,,uft,. ,vne want,i, tnt,f T., -
rr,,,t o,tot ~" liz, ,..,,;., to,,,,,,t t,.o +,
3.''.,,. s'>'e' o' '''> l''''''0 0'' '''''' III
A'"o1's"'
THE 11s1sit F.t1nhEhs'
a. correspondent. n1ler Interviewing sev-
eTnl Influential men Wllu lIuye ill Intimate
knowledge Of the wants Nlltl wishes Of tho
faruCrS ut II lnrED portion or Ireland. suyS lie
las arrived nj a Eui,orut conclusion tt,at. o.,
the western side Of tie Sl,nn,,,,, thu fartucrs
or,, ,l1arnse,t in t.to ntiyn,,t,,n ~ Tia ,n,iI
art @ 1 ~ te ,,tnst -, 1 n,sstfa u s,or NJ @ at % ,i"t
w. ~ ~ w. .,ats ' s.,, '','.s
~ -" netsu'E ti"l'et. uctpss 'ie1t p'''n ~
tie A1ll" 11c"6"e WILL ulsoit t11e''1 1lol' taelf
purpose.
r.AKNEt.t..
by specInl invitation, rurNcll md tic Ex-
cc,ltiyn of t},e Iauff.t rnu,,n I,uIur f,nt,v,,I-
lion viii assemble In Dublin ut tl,y end If
f)ctotrr for tl,a 1r,,st, 1T furn!nr +, nutI,unui
organization of firm tal,nrcrs. To not with
md under tho ,tfroctlun of ina Lrur,,o.
sopuratu Inlor Executive vii, bn rur,neI
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1881-06-23
EGGS AND CHICKENS.

Fresh eggs and plump chickens are as
gold the country over. If it were not so
nobody could afford to keep fowls, for it
cannot be denied that their feed is quite ex-
pensive. A flock Of hens worth $1OO will
consume mote value in year than cow
or cows worth 800, and will also yield
more. It may be added that the work of
attendance involved is greater in case of the
teathered stock. These considerations
show that it is important to avoid main
tanning fowls in idleness, till they, as the
saying is, eat their own heads off, and win.
eggs and early chickens to secure high
prices, are especially desirable. Early
laying and early chickens go together.
Farmers can make money by raising chick
ems at season when they have more spare
time than in April or May, and the cocks
being disposed of as broilers at 50 per pair
(semetimes more), the pullets, which should
not be sold at any price, may be kept to
lay the next fall and sit the next winter.
for early laying and sitting is at the founda-
ton Of the whole early chicken business
Poultry Monthly.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1881-06-23
THE WHEAT CROP.

In abouta week from now the wheat
will be ready for the harvest south of St.
Louis. We judge there will be about two
thirds OF an average yield per acre, but we
must bear in mind there has been large in
crease of acreage. live had wheat to sell
we should s'let it slide' at the prices now
prevailing. We have seen several parties
recently from Minnesota, who report the
crop Of wheat was never more promising
there than it is this season. Minnesota
produces very large amount of spring
wheat, and under the patent process it
makes flour that even outsells our best win
ter wheat. We think it generally proves
best to sell any commodity as soon as it is
ready for market. When the trouble of
storing, the loss by various causes, the dep
relation of vermin, the liability to damp
ness, or heat, or fire, are all taken into con-
sideration, it proves best in most cases, to
sell at the market rates when ready for
market. We do not say this is invariably
the case, but we do believe that in the long
run, if an accurate account were kept it
would prove the most profitable time for
disposing of our crops.-Rural World.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1881-06-23
CLEAN THE HEN HOUSE.

Cleanliness in and about the fowl house
and runs is indispensable. Nothing is more
conducive to the health and thrift of poul-
try than clean roosting place. In what
ever light we view it, we are compelled to
say thatno fowl can be comfortable, healthy
or productive while confined in a filthy
room, Or obliged to pick, scratch or wallow
in its own fntid droppings. 1t is evident
that filth generates vermin and disease.
Fowls Will often endure much hardship.
wet and cold, while in confinement or at
liberty, without showing ill-health, pro-
vided their roosting place is kept clean and
well ventilated. But confine the most
spirited active and healthy fowls in filthy
house day after day without being cleaned.
and they will become sickly and unprofita-
Die to their keeper. In a filthy hen house
one may look to the under portions of the
perches and find that lice brood, and breed,
and hive under the roosts in great numbers.
This is horrible! But how complacently
the careless poulterer can look this naked
fact in the face without wincing. He likes
nice, fresh egg for breakfast, and a tender
broiler once in awhile, but cannot see the
necessity of keeping his fowl house clean.
We again advise you to keep your hen
house and runs clean. Remove all the fix
lures, carry out all the dirt, and commence
from bottom to top and whitewash the
whole interior. Apply kerosene oil to the
perches and woodwork of the nests, and
dust the hens with carbolic powder er.-Poul-
try Monthly.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1881-06-23
HOW TO FEED.

One can be generous without being ex-
travagant, and it is very easy to incur a Sc
rious loss annually where large number
of fowls are kept by an injudicious and slip
shod way of feeding. 1t is all very well for
some to recommend throwing soft food ON
the ground for fowls, but we do notapprove
of such plan as it is certainly wasteful,
and has no special advantage to recommend
it that we are aware of. All kinds of fowls
should have a sufficiency of food without
being overfed. If the birds are kept in
state of semi-starvation the hens lay but
few eggs, and those intended for killing are
to attenuated in flesh that considerable out
lay is necessary to get them in condition for
the table, and then they lack the tender
ness, flavor and delicacy SO much desired.
To feed to liberal is wasteful; particularly
in the case of breeders and layers it is de-
cidedly Objectionable. Full grown fowls
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1881-06-23

be of little profit. The more substantial
crop-potatoes and corn, grains for forage
and for tood-are the sources of the farm
or's wealth. Here should be found the fat
porker, the sleek-coated horse, the prize OK,
the deep mixer, and the grand family of
Bronze turkeys, pulling the scales at sixty
pounds per pair ; also the Plymouth Rocks,
Light and Dark Brahmas, Buff and Part
ridge Cochins, in all their matronly sobri-
ETY. and sedateness, rearing their broods for
the stalls of the poulterer and the the table
OF the consumer. TO these the farmer
should direct his attention, in order to sup
ply the demand for table poultry, while he
may, with advantage, cultivate the Leg
horns to support the demand for eggs.