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erected ever a. rough a country as there is in tho
Hamakua district, attaining an altitude In
a distance q a mile, Of five hundred and Sky
feet above the mill. IL will work by is
own gravity. Mr.. Paul Jarrett, the manager
q the Paauhau plantation, has estimated he can
cut the cane and bring 10 10 the mill Tor a sum
not in excess Of sc per ton 81 sugar made. In
trayersing a mile from the mill and rice rers9. tho
ropcway makes four turns, covering an area OF
about 200 acrcs, piercing the fields Ia three DIFF
icrent directions, and making an average hAni OF
about zoo feet 10 the ropcway. which II done by
sleds. When the test was made ON the iith, the day
the line was delivered by the contractor. Mr.. j. w.
Thompson, there were a large number 81 persons
present and they were all convinced Of its su-
perlority as a means Of transport.
Kauai.
DIR. w. II. Hammond purposes leaving KiIausa
at the end of this month aud returning 10 Ran
Francisco.
Grinding will ommenc at KiIAuea about the
middle Of December.
The evening Of His Majesty's birthday, the 10th
instant. was celebrated on Kilauoa Plantation,
Kauai, 10y a very enjoyable entertainment. az which
fully three hundred persons must have been pres
ent.
The programme consisted Of three parts. First.
4 Christy Minstrel troupe composed Of the young
men employed ON the plantation, and some OF the
laborers.
Secondly, A Fandango, very gracefully danced by
the Portuguese.
Thirdly. a number of songs in different lAngu-
ages by Messrs. Swift, Cunning, Foster, and vari-
Gus Germans and Portuguese.
At intervals during tho whole evening, the hAr-
monium was most artistically played by Mr.. Hsw-
lit the engineer. Towards the close Of the pro-
~ccedings. the different National Anthems, headed
Of course by Hawaii Ponoi, - were received stand
ing. and with rapturous applause.
The name 81 His Majesty the King being given
with three times three, was most enthusiastically
to, by the whole population Of mixed
nationalitics present.
1t was followed by that Of Mr.. Mache, tina de-
servedly popular manager Of Kilauea plantation.
Such gatherings are highly 20 he commended, AZ
under our " shipping" system, the laborer often
that he is not man and a brother"
shipping, " is an WaarOidaJte evil as matters At
present stand in these Islands but ID ~ am evil.
everything i'm reason should be done 70 soften IL.
On Monday last Governor kanoa received n dan
gerous kick from a mare. Fortunately the animaI
had no shoes ON, or the result might have proved
fatal. The mares hoof struck the Governor OBJ
The forehead, causing a cash two inches long and
half an inch deep. DIR. Walters was s@on on hand
and rendered valuable service. When the steamer
the Governor was out OF danger and doing
we'll.
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1Y AUTHORITY.
r z C N s

Made under and by the authority Of an Act
entitled A Act to regulate the receipt,
custody and issue of the public moneys
and to provide for the audit of public
accounts.
lon the first day of each month the
head Of each department will cause to be
nrepared and delivered to the Minister of
Finance an estimate of the requirements of
such Department for the mosth~, in the
form prescribed in the Second Schedule of
the aforementioned Act showing the head
of each Appropriation for which the
amounts are required.
All monies and revenues of the Gov
eminent collected by each Department III
Honolulu, are to be paid into the Treasury
on Saturday morning of each week and
within ten lays from the last day of each
month a detailed specification of the vari-
ous sources from whence the revenues are
derived. and the titles of the several ac-
counts to which the accounts are To be
credited On the form provided by the first
schedule to said Act must be forwarded TO
the Auditor General. On the last day of
each month all monies on hand must he
Maid i'm to balance the account to- the end
Of the month.
The Supreme Court, Circuit Courts Gus
tom House and Post-Office will render their
accounts quarterly.
All accounts for payment must he lett
With the AUDITOR General for his certificate
at his office between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. H., and three O'Clock p. NJ, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays And the same
will be paid at the Treasury on the draft OF
the head of the Department on tuesdays
and Thursdays, between the hours OF ten
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THE TIMES LEADING ARrIcLE.-Ertrdct from
the London Times Passing by q crowd of minor
notions, we come upon the exhibit of the Waltham
Watch Company, which, in economical Importance,
is perhaps superior to anything else shown. The
rivalry of the watches of this Company has already
been felt by our own makers, and a hesitating at
tempt was made last session, in the interest of the
Coventry manufacturers to prevent the watch
cases of the Company receiving the English stamp,
which %certifies that they are made of gold. 1t
would seem that the Waltham Watches may defy
all attempts to exclude them in this indirect way.
Their first claim to public approval was derived
from the extraordinary nicely of their construction.
They were made with such perfect exactitude that
the parts of all watches of the same class could be
interchanged. and, production being thus made
possible on a large scale, c~heapness as well as excel
lence was secured. But the Company have gone
on introducing improvements in their art, and the
compensation balance they have devised seems to
have overcome the standing difficulty Of the vary
ing expansibility Of thespring and the wheel. tits
said that the delicacy of construction Of the me-
chanism invented by the Company is such that a
micrometer they exhibit at Paris measures the
twenty-fve-thOusandth part of an inch, and might
readily be divided under a lens into one-hundred-
thousandth parts. NJ. MCINERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. no11 3m.
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Farewell to Honolulu.
Written Cor tie r. c. Adveriiser

Wriaea Jr tie r. C. Advertiser.
The time is close at hand when we sail for free
dOm's land,
Then III bid you all goodbye ere we start,
Perhaps some future day your kindness we'll repay,
For we arc a nation free, hand and heart.
Your health-restorins cline, grand, noble and
sublime
It's with sorrow / leave your dear shore
To cross the briny main, and see my friends again.
In Columbie, Ia. &c. .and = auoIe.
: iove your sunny isle, and your people without
guile,
And the fragrance Of your bright sylvan bowers;
III dream when Tar away, OF your mountains tall
and grey,
Of your palaces, your minarets and towers.
1 may never see you more, nor your coral-eirdled
shore,
Nor the valley where grows the asphodel,
Nor shall my memory fade til beneath the sod
I'm laid;
To my friends in Honolulu. then, farewell.
p. M. CAHILL, U. s. M. G.
U. S. S. Alaska, November oath, 1892.
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Licensees EXPIRING in November, 1882.

Licenses EXPIRING in November, 1882.
ReIniI-Onhu.
v-ourg Ko Tsun. MsunAkeA street Honolulu
- 4obeIlo. cor NuuAnu and Hotel SITS
N neal, KaahumAnu street,
9 ssE:lksn T $ GG; f Merch.nt street
s q Along, Nuuanu street q
NJ MeiIls, Fort street
3 Re man Tong RS 4 Co. r a1's stf sSsfs'
3 Hon Yick & Co, cor Nuusnu and Hotel SITS
9Asee: =, Suu.nu treet Honolulu
II sam Kee. NuuA1u street .s, "
~ Ho JiIIi & Co, Nuuanu street
i =. IG 2 b9 M:ssnq Fort saa's stree.
rs Wong Chu. Emma street i"
Is Thoa q Thrum, Fort street "
i; { , 9 Bsr Ess. M sins .tts street
Is Gee Pic, King street
q Chan Gs:nT ken Sin &Ei sG0s: street
p Chan Kee, Nsunakea street
"a W Buckman. cor Smith and BeretSniA sE
Is See Hop ( 80. Maunsksa street
~ Allen a Robinson, Queen street
ReInII-HawHIL
~, Chan Why, KAiIuA, KonA
! q Y AiUua. P~spAikou; Hilo
j ON hong. H9noapo' Eau x,
5 chung PEN 4 Co. Punaluu, Kan
~ Man Cheons. LAupahoehoe, Hilo
IS Wong " al. Hilo
RetaI-MauI.
u.,s cb,ps q Co, PaiA, HAmakuApOko
/ All Chong, %aikarH
IL II A NJ aan. ! Chuck sing. PaIA. Makswao
9 A 5 SIeE&%r1, 4 Co. KaunakAk'i' Moi'EIi
R~eIaII-Kaaat.
6 Akions, NawiliwiH
vIcIunIiHg.
I aEio. waimeA. Hawaii
/ q Y Aioua. Pspaikou: Hilo. Hawaii
{. cssnG Kong hs1nf' Kauai Nanlfnu'
8 Hop YIek L Co. cor Nuuanu and King SITS. Honolulu
"A APanA HsP4i, hilo' Hawai-
Is An Hong 8 Chuck Sing, P.i., M.kawao, Maui
2 Jos RodFIiek; Queen Esn, street Nan Honolulu
. An Chong. WAikapu, Maui
Drug.
10 K MeKibbin, Queen street.. Honolulu
- G H wetmore, Hilo, Hawaii
Wholesale.
Wm 6 Twin W : GS: eo oass1 s street. Su sons Sfni Honolulu
T x II WaterhOuse, King street Honolulu
; consses : 1 H.s Z e. 1G Ei ss5s stree. HGn aonOIulu
Billiard.
I las podd. Pantheon saloon, Honolulu
Il n + Rickard. HonokAA, Hamzkua, Hawaii
Cake Peddltng.
? AIock, Kingdom
II All sun. Kingdom
"a Chung NgSn. Kingdom
AucIiSa.
> ID q KaupenA, HansIei, Kauai
$ LuKela Aka kolos. Kauai
l. 5 b Kewe. wsimea- Kauai
PeddIiuE.
u II Nahiuu. Kingdom IS Kona)
; " wenner. Kingdom tHOnolulu)
Butcher
+ KapuIe * Alb Ysns, MakawAO, Maui
"a Alexander Mcbride, kOloA, Kauai
- W II Rice. Lihue. Kauai
JObbing Spirit.
10 Wing No Chang & Co, NuuAnu street Honolulu
LIVerz Stables
10 Max Richen. Union street. Honolulu
l Limai. Makawao. Maui
Fire Arms. &
10 II ~ whitney, j, KOnA, Oahu
II II DimOnd. KonA. Oahu
p Ating, KOnA, Oahu. Z
nov44t.
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O'Clock A. NJ, and three O'Clock p. NJ. And
on Saturdays between the hours of ten \. ".
and oon-and at no other time.
All monies and revenue of the Govern
ment collected OF received on either Of the
Islands outside of Honolulu, must be trans
mitted and accounted for as prescribed in
Section 3 Of the said Act.
SIMoN X. KAAI,
Minister of Finance.
JNO. :. WALKER,
AuditOr-General-
Honolulu, Nov. "a, 1882.
nos dim WIN.
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Mn. EDTroR, by a special notice that ap
peared in n Saturday print, signed Frank
Godfrey the public would infer that on tho
10th instant thJ Kings barge, of which 1 was
in charge, had wilfuIly refused TO render any
assistance to the yacht Mabel. As the impress
sion conveyed is untruthful in every respect, 1
beg to lay before you the following facts The
barge was alongside of the Iwalani wharf at the
time the accident happened. Immediately that I
was aware of a boat being in distress I gave orders
TO the men TO put out seward, to render what
assistance L could, When / arrived there /
found that Godfrey and the man that was with
him had been rescued by Wilcox's boat. Will
liams' boat was also on the scene before me.
and Godfrey was transferred from Wilcox's to
Williams boat, in which he was taken to tho
capsized Mabel. On coming up TO them,
asked Godfrey if j could be of any assistance to
He replied Never mind" making a
motion with his hand TO the same effect. We
had no reason for going out there but to render
assistance, as the crew was about to engage in n
forthcoming race.-I am, sir, yours, etc.,
LELEo KINIMAKA.
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The licenses for the Island Of Oahu will he sold
at the front entrance Of AliiOlani Hale on the day
above named, at II O'Clock noon.
Those for the other Islands will be sold i'll the
respective districts, on the same date, at such
places a. shall be designated by the-several Sherifs
OF their deputies.
UPSET PRICE. For Honolulu S5O0.OO for eacE IL
cense; for Hilo, Lahaina and Waikiki, $4,000 for
each license; and for all other districts s1OO.OO for
each license.
TERMS. A deposit Of 25 per cent. upon the fall
Of the hammer. and a forfeit Of said deposit should
the full amount Of license not be paid within 10
days from the day Of sale.
JNO. f. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office. Nov. IL. 1882. noIS-3t
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What the People Say.
I'VE cheerfully make room for the following
letter which explains itself. Ed. p. G.. Al

LNt tHttIIHIIy Hdhe TOOIH lot INC fOIINW1nR
letter which explains itself. ED. p. C. Al
HosoLULU, November 21st, 1882.
TO Mr.. Frank Godfrey,-DEAR Sm I take
this public manner Of thanking you for your
kindness in voluntarily going TO the help of my
youngest son and his companion, who, ON the
morning Of the Kings birthday wero drifting out
TO sea, through the channel, in a boat too
clumsy for them to control. You, seeing that
they were in trouble, ran the Mabel alongside
their boat, and, after securing il at con-
siderable trouble TO yourself, TO the light
house pier, took the children with you 10 the
immigration jetty and there landed them I'm
safety. BY this generous and thoughtful act you
saved the cliildren's lives, probably, and placed
myself and All parents OF venturesome boys un-
der deep obligation 10 yourself.
Very truly yours, j. S. SMITmEs.
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Island Notes.
MAUI.

His Majesty birthday was duly observed at
Kaanapali. At noon a grand hH0 was spread,
and justice done to it by all the participants.
afternoon, not the least amusing Of which was a
boxing match. There were also foot, pony, canoe
and small sailing boat races. Drunkenness was
conspicuous by its absence. The expressions
of loyalty and goodwill to His Majesty were univer-
sal ON all sides.
HAWAII.
In the Hamakua district there was an abund-
ance Of rain last week, and as a natural conse-
quence, everything looks promising.
Honokaa mill is grinding, turning ont co tons Of
sugar a week.
Paauhau mill viii commence grinding on De
cember 18th. On this plantation Hallidie's endless
wire ropeway has been recently erected and sue
cessfuly tested. In the words Of the manager Of
the mill, "the trial of to-day's date Nov. 11th)
has been entirely satisfactory This ropeway is
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ME. EpfroR, Tho statement made by r..
Godfrey, that the Kings boat refused to come
TO his assistance when his Yacht the Mabel
capsized on the 18th instant, is a wilful malicious
lie. | was one that went to his assistance, and
IN my hearing, and in the hearing Of those i'm
my boat, he refused the assistance rendered him
by Major Kinimaka, who was in charge of the
Kings barge. No doubt, the fact Of Godfrey
having been under the influence OF liquor, or
too much salt water, will account for his
malicious statement. w. j. WILLIAMS.
Honolulu, Nov. 9, 1881.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS,
HONOLULU, July Sd, 1892.
All persons having Water Privileges are notified
that their Water Rates are payable semi-annually,
in advance, at the Office of the Superintendent of
Water Works. foot Of Nuuanu Street, upon the LIST
dav Of January and July Of each year.
c. i. WILSON,
superintendent Water Works.
U, Nini,ter OF Interior. ~novI1-tf
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IT has pleased His Majesty the King, TO confer
on Captain GEORGE Z. BELKNAP L. s. Navy, the
decoration of knight Commander of the Royal Or
der of Kamehameha !. I
Iolani Palace, November 22d, 1882. dit
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SALE OF LEASE OF GOVERNMENT
LAND.

SALE OF LEASE OF GOVERNMENT
LAND.
On FRIDAY. December sth prox., at the front
entrance Of AliioIani Hale. at ~ o'clock noon, will
be sold at public auction the of a PARCEL
Of Ian belonging to the Hawaiian Government
and situated on the Sc. slope Of Punchbowl.
TERH5-Lease 5 years, upset price S120 per an
mum, payable semi-annually in advance.
inc. E. USH
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. November 9Th, 1882. nO11 st &
4
ME-. w. +. MossMAN has been appointed by the
Board Of Education, School Agent for the District
Of Makawao, Island Of Maui, vice Mr.. H. p. Bald
win. who has resigned.
W. JAS. SMITH.
Secretary.
Education Office, November 21st, 1882. nov25 st
liz accordance with Section 232 Of the Civil Code 1
have this day appointed James II. Holt Jr., Found
Master for the District Of Waialua, Island of Oahu.
mo- o. DOMINIS,
Governor of Oahu.
Office Of Governor Of Oahu,
November 18th, 1882. nov1S 3t
Mr.. r. W. Holt has this day been appointed
Pound Master for the District Of Waianae, Island
Of Oahu, vice j. R. Eolt, resigned.
mo- o. DOMINIS,
Governor of Oahu.
Office of Governor of Oahu,
80 1000 nA-1Q 2 .
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JOHN Z. BUSH.

JOHN Z. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior
Department. Of Interior. Honolulu, November
9Th, 1882. nov25 Ut
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Mr.. J. W. NJ. PooHEA is this day appointed Com
missioner of Private Ways and of Water Rights for
tho Island Of Molokai. vice L. Leparte, deceased.
JNO. E. BUSH
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, November goth, 1882. MOVES st
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On WEDNESDAY. December Z7th pro1- at the
front entrance Il Aliioiani Hale, at L O'Clock noon.
will be sold at public auction those parcels 81
GOVERNMENT known as Lelepaua and
Kaihikapu. situate In Kona. Oahu. subject 70 i lease
which expires Sept. l, 1897, at 5000 per annum-
TERMS-Ca-h upset price $500 for the two
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BY virtue Of authority vested ia me, 1 have es-
tablished a Pound at Paalaa-uka, in the District of
Waialua, Island Of Oahu.
JNU. l.. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office. November 18th. 1882. nov25 st
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MEssEs J. II. KAPUNIAI AND Z. Il. Holy have
this day been appointed Commissioner Of Fences
and Of Water Rights for the District of Waimeaf
Island Of Kauai, vice Messrs V. Knudsen and Ka-
haoa. The Board / of the district now consist Of
Rev. O.. b. Rowell, J. II. Kapuniai and p. r.. HoEg
JNO L. BUSH, q
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, November 23rd 1882. st
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NOVEMBER %, 1882.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-08-10

About-Iions, Mr.. Selous has good
deal to sa5 ia Hunters Wanderihgs IN
Africa, as he Lad many encounters
with. And In the first place, CONTRARY
to received opinion. he believes that
there il only one species in South
Africa, and that the differences IN COLOR
length of name, etc., are merely indi-
yidual peculiarities, in proof Of which
he instances having remarked these
differences in lbs Of the SANE litter.
While denying The applicability of the
word smaiestic'' to the lion IN its wild
state, he cohfesses that there is nothing
III nature more nspiring than several
Of these animals roaring in unison on q
dark night, although as q matter Of fact
it is precisely when they roar freely
that they are the least dangerous, as
they only do 80 after having satisfied
their hunger, and when on the lookout
for meal are as silent as the grave.
ldon's flesh is said to be very good eat
inv, and not at all unlike veal. having
none Of the disagreeable taste or odor,
that might be expected Ia that Of q car
niyorous animal BY no means select in
ito choice Of food. The lion appears to
be much less tenacious of life than the
antelope, yet the writer considers him q
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/
An observer says Chat loads will ast
bees gteedi1y:
Most kinds d saHdstoHe lie nearly III
porous ~ loose sand.
Nine million eggs were found in
examining single bee.
ia Burmah children sre TO Be seen
smoking in their mothers arms.
~ IL ssid that Coleridge wrote his
poem Kubla Khan Il dream.
Isaac D'IsraeIi claims to have intro
duced the term Fatherland as an
English word:
We judge ourselves by what We feel
capable Of doing, while others Judge ris
BY what We have alteady doiie.
Tie sense Of smell may be made tor
the time more acute BY filing the
mouth with very cold water.
Good coal Is worth fve times its
weight in god, and the finest pink
coral is worth 500 an ounce.
Victor Hugo says that English
statistics ptove fr,y vobko,,asS ,,ss "
I've 10 have hunger n, tbs;;. ;,,,nsa;sta
canaa.
T.. -. I'll.
r:.s 8 = CO.. g.. 80 50 s'.S' Oi's y ~
~ =, ' sSs.ss .s,. g 'ly uea.na
- - - g I'LL
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Facts About the East River BridI

The construction Of the great bridge
between New York and Brooklyn was
begun January 8, 1870. The length of
the river span is 1886 feet s inches.
The length of each land span is $50
feeA. The length Of the Brooklyn ap-
proach is 971 feet. The length OF the
New York approach is 1896 feet.
The total length Of the bridge is 5, g8g
feet. The width Of the bridge is So
feet. The number Of cables is A. The
diameter Of each cable is 15a inches.
and each cable consists Of 5, 800 parallel
steel wires, No. gauge, wrapped to .
solid cylinder. The ultimate strength
'of each cable is 70, OOOtons. The depth
Of the tower foundation below high
water in Brooklyn is As feet. The
depth of the tower foundation below
high-water mark in New York is rs
feet. The sIze Of the towers ct high
water line is 40 feet BY 30 feet and at
the root course is 1856 feet BY 53 feet.
The total height Of the towers above
high-Water mark is 277 feet. The clear
height Of the bridge il the center Of the
river span over high-water is. as com.
puted by the bridge engineers. 1876 feet
The height Of the floor ut the towers
above high-water mark Is 119 feet 8
inches. The grade of the roadway i
81 feet in every 100 feet. The size Of
the anchoragen Of the bases is 129 by
119 feet and at the top III feet by 104
feet. The weight of each anchor plate
is 2a tons
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Deserted.
leeas far-fiooding all the pebbled sand,
s thy foamy pearls from stone to
rby lullaby, lows murmured to the strand.
Sounds like lovers tone;
And yet know, elsewhere,
Some other shore, as fair,
y waves have kissed and left it dry and lone
ht sunshine. cleaning on my cottage wall,
Aoing ths shadows Of an ivy spray.
How tenderlg th9 golden touches fan
On common things tor day
Yet, beneath other skias
Some land boniehbed lies
rRaerted by their glory, cold and gray.
- loud-warbnng undelnsath he
oye song, passionate and shrill,
trembling amid summer leasea
th sweet responsive thrill
Yet far away, deas guests,
There is an empty nest
thou hast left forsaken, void and still,
sea, bright sunshine, bird Of song divine,
], too. may lose the tide. the Light The lay
others may win the kisses thai were mine,
My night may be their dsy
Yet. though the soul may Sigh
For precious shines gone By,
shall have had my rapture, come what may
Sasca Doudne1 II Good Words.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-08-10

The great majority 0l VIE ~ ctt
skins which now come into the mari
are secured in AIaskal and while " pQ
ton of them are gathered by wE
hunters, Yet d very large part are tnl
By natives, the AIeuts. r. y tfus
many Of these, especially IT,
men, have learned TO use the ~
success, yet their chief modes of
Ing the sea otter stiIl are ENTIRELY
ferent from those already dsscl
They kill them By spear surrou4
and by clubbing. a spear
roundn is pre- eminently .nn 90
iginal affair, and carries one ~
In imagination to the day.
old. It recalls tho hunting
portrayed on the monuments Of Egyl
and Assyria. The weapon ls Don
spear, barbed, and set into ths end oA
long wooden pole from which ~
easily drawn out by the struggles oi
animal wounded with 1t, but to
il j. still attached by very strong
Of considerable length. Wn7
5tS1-. therefore, ia struck thd
head is hei1 by the barhs fa
flesh he Plunges TO CSC
spear rom tne Woous =