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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
THf IN JNPfH.

Tho firing and preparation Of ten Tor
market, M prncticed In Japan. is ~ fol.
lows The j panese green ten may ba
divided into three general classes, col.
orcd. uncolored aud basket fred Tho
leaf used Tor oil these In from the came
plant. differing only In quality, condi.
ton, etc
All teas used by Foreigners nro frst
hrod by tho natives In the places where
grown. u grade 81 colored ten IL Ia
be made this fred leaf flour or five
pounds is taken and put into iron pans
or bowls, which are heated sometimes
mp TO "A temperature of 2l2 degrees Fab.
ronheit. The leaves nro thc1 randy
stirred by hand against the smooth iron
surfaces some twenty minutes. A tea
spoonful Of thoroughly pulverizcd soap.
stone (saponite) and Ave grains or 40 ~
powdered Chinese indigo nro placed in
tho pan and thoroughly rubbed into tho
leaf for about twenty minutes more,
when half tenspooniul OF soapstone or
gypsum and pulvoS I'd tamnrack bark IN
species Of lnrch) il added. aud the stir.
ring and rubbing lis continued for TWEEN.
W minutes more. II IL then put int
cold pans and simply cold .rubbcd
against the iron surface until IL has the
required , ish. which is arrived ut in
from forty minutes 30 All hour. This /,
the ordinary why Of preparing colorod
tea.
Other materials are perhaps sometime.
used, but no far ~ I can learn all are ~
harmless as those mentioned. The dif-
ferent manufacturers, OF course, vnry
the process n little now and then to pro.
duce slight changes of color. The lend
ia then run through three to five siz..o
oil sleeves, till oil the dust and loose col
oring matter liz separated. The shrink
age IL about IL per cent. This colorinS
process is considered beneficial 10 the
leaf, tending to preserve it's shape a.d
flavor.
There can be no doubt that the Jan.
snese prepared teas are far superior in
purity to the Chinese. In colorinp Chi
Aese teas various things are used tin
are deleterions to health, unless it bs
that the heat to which they are sub
lected renders them innocuous. Prus-
alan blue lis frequently used instead Of
indigo in their green, and black lead in
their black teas. Uncolored teas arc
made in the same way and quantities,
and rubbed against the IRON pans until
the surfaces have the desired polish. and
Arc then sifted until nothing but the
Whole leaves are left.
Basket firing is dono in bamboo bas-
keis, shaped something like our hour.
glasses, which are shaken over hot pans.
The leaf is put into the upper lobe OF
the basket and worked into the lower.
sili SO, back aud forth, until finished.
Tie loss of weight is about per cent
Consular report. Y. b. Van Buren,.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
ACIEHOE IA PROGREaa

To science, again. we owe the idea OF
rogress. The ancients, said Bagehot,
chad no conception Of progress; they
did not so much as reject the idea; they
did not even enter tain it," II is not, ]
hink, now going too far to say that the
true test OF civilization OF nation must
be measured by its progress in science.
It Is often said. however, that, great and
unexpected as the recent discoveries
have been, there are certain ultimate
problems which must ever remain un.
solved. For my part, would prefer
to abstain from laying down any such
limitations. When Park asked the Arabs
what became of the sun at night, and
neither the sun was always the same or
ew each day. they replied that such a
question was childish and beyond tho
reach OF human investigation. Even as
late rs 1912 so high nm authority as
Comtc treated as obviously impossible
and hopeless any attempt to determine
the chemical composition OF the heaven
~ bodies. Doubtless there are ones.
lions the solution Of which we do not US
yet see our way even to attempt; never
theless the experience Of the past warns
us not TO limit the possibilities Of the
allure. Sir John Lubbock before tie
British Idssociafioa
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
kENYtNJ TFHHIBLs

II was In the cars. Tho ladies were sit
ting together. busiiy engaged In con, 2
sntion. On the seat facing them snt
little b.ycar.old boy. He had been look
ing out Mt the window. apparently
nbsorhcd in contemplation Of the moving
panorama ~ the outside world Sudden
ly he turned from tho window he began
searching about tho car. osclaimnp In
n high, piping voice Mamma, which
innn IL II that looks so funny2" "Shi"
cautioned his mother. But the hoy
want 10 he hushcd. ~ don't nee tho
man with the bald head, mamma. and
The funny red nose The "sh" WINS ro.
peatod by this time the car was ia u
litter, save and excepting one elderly
gentleman with n very bald head and u
very red nose. His eyes were riyotcd
upon his paper with fxcdnc@ that
wns quite irightful. Again the boy:
"Ohl now see himl Hol whnt n
bright nose VIVA, makes II 40 red,
mamma "Gcorgio ~ shontod his
mother in stage whisper. But George
whs not to he stopped. Mamma he
continued, what made you say he had
u lighthou ON his fnce2 don't see no
lighthouse" Again "Georgie" aud
this time with slight shake Onco
more tue piping voice, the bnld-hended
passenger gazing Mt his pnper more
fercely than ever and growing redder
every moment Mamma don't think
his head lookslikc the State House dome.
It's shiny like il, hut it isn't No ynllor"
While the litter went round again.
Georges mother whispered rapidly 10
the boy, and gave her hopeful box on
each ear, which seemed partially divert
his attention from the bnld- headed pn4s-
cnger, but not entirely. He cried once
more, through his tears "You said his
nose WA as rcd M beet, mammn
didn't say nothingl Strange TO sny,
the bald.headed passenger didn't take
pnrt III the suppressed laughter that
followed but he put ON his hat, and
hid his nose in his paper, over which he
glared at the boy as though he wanted
to eat him. And yet, wherein was the
boy to blame P Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
1ODnRs rxTHArt0fs,r.

The Kings of to-day nre growing eco
noinical. not 10 say stingy, and save
money, aud seek Investments after n
fasbion which would once have been
denounced ms most unroyal. but which
probably has its root In permanent
sense Of insecurity. The late King Of
the Belgians left a fortune worthy Of n
jew financior our own Queen has
grown wealthy on the throne tho Sui.
tan, according ~ Mr. W. Blunt, bas
heavy secret purse in England the
King of Italy ia nm eract economist, and
the Emperor Of Austria is, IL is said,
never in debt. Still, this generation
remembers the Emperor Nicholas. who
spent $4,000, 600 n year on the imperial
household King Victor Emanuel, who,
with eight or nino royal incomes and
estates, never had penny the En-.
peror Napoleon Ill, who FILTERED away
al ,000 900 n yenr, with little hut rather
vulgar festivals TO show for IL and the
King Of the Netherlands, who scattered
In his earlier youth fortune "beyond
the dreams Of nv rice" popularity esti-
mated at GI2,OOO,OO0 and probably
exceeding half that amount. II il not
fifteen years since weeks whit 10 Com
peigne cost each lady -twenty-one
dresses at least being de rigom-since
1t was impossible for French conrtief's
wife to spend less than El, coo a year on
her dress, and since a lady contested
before the courts Of Paris bill for
E5,OO0 for dressing her for three years
She had paid, says the Quarteriy,
f12,000 into court.
The carefully.guarded privacy Of
modern life, too, conceals enormous ex.
penditnres. We make very much Of
Crassus' brides, but Lord Hardwood
spent g120,00 in one Yorkshire cleo.
ton; $4,000 have been given for
great borough; and the House of Com
mons expends $4,000, 900 every time it
is dissolved. We read aghast Of Nero's
horses shod with gold, and Of a Spanish
Viceroy driving into Lima with eight
mules all shod with silver; but a first
class racing-stable in this country costs
ESQ, 900 year, liberal stable for n
great country house has been known TO
cost $4,000 annually; the late Lord
Mayo's wine bill as viceroy of India ex-
ceeded that sum, and any man familiar
with Cowcs will point out steam yachts
which for every month they are afioat
cost 81 800. There are many men in
England who spend f10O, 900 a year prac-
tically on themselves and their families
and, if we were to include purchases, as
the writer in the Quarterly does, among
prodigalities, we suspect the ancient
world would be outdone. London Speo.
tator.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
CHINESE MaRRiAGEs.

The addresses on Chinese letters are
ways translated il San Francisco. or
be names that the translator turns GU,
rom the curious little marks ON the en-
velcpes, tie l.oes are most numerous.
The superscri ptions, after being trans
lated, read something after this fash
ion: "Sam Lee, laundryman," Then
follows city ard State in due ordor. The
sar, Lees are the most numerous next
me the Hop Lees, then the Wah Lees,
she Lung Lees, tho Chung Lees aud the
8ung Lees. The Wahs ART not far be-
hind. The Lang family is not so numer-
Gus. Tie Won Lungs and the Ling
lungs are the most numerous. The
Yiks, too, ARE quite a colony. Sam Ling
prosperous laundryman. The Chin
)hins are yet scarce, as are the Chow
elbows. II is surprising to notice the
lumber Of O'Biens and Cullns ami
ther Irish names. This is accounted
~ from the fact that the Cinnamon Of
IN marry Irishwomen and take their
slves' names.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
EATING IN 1HE HEST INnrKs.

Strange as it may seem at first SIGHT
everybody in the West Indies cats very
large meals. The climate is 30 hot Won
must take food freely to make up loses
and the appetite has to be stimulated by
great variety Of dishes, as well IA bv
the copious use Of those very insidio rus
capsicums, and the still more delicious
little red and yellow bird peppers. A
few OF these tempting fruits are placed
in salt-cellars at every meal, and, with
the bright tropical flowers which inyar;.
ably garnish the table in pretty speoi-
men vases, they give general air oi
pleasant esthetic refinement to the
whole arrangements. Breakfast is a
really solid and substantial repast. usu.
ally put of till half-past 10 or IL O'Clock.
she psngs of pressing hunger being
stilled before the early morning canter
by cup of coffee in the bedroom
With 1t sometimes comes cassava-cSle.
one Of the best Jamaica institutions.
made by the negro villagers from tho
roughly-scraped meal of the arrow-roo:
plant. This meal ia rolled into thin
paste. and then baked hard and dry into
round cakes. about the thickness of a
Scotch oatmeal hammock but much more
delicate III taste.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
SnA uiArnD 4 wARnAsT.

Bay, mister. ] want warrant right
quick r exclaimed nm iratc womos, IA
sho dashed into police headquart,r ~.
WHAT do You want Of a warrant
asked the sergennt
For my servant girl. Hlas she got
any right 10 chase me around the house
with clothee-polc ?"
Certainly not"
"Thnts what ! Thought. Which OF
us has n RICH, 10 cat at the first table.
she or me ?"
why, you, Of course.
30 ] supposed. ! want 10 know II
have got 10 sleep on the back fence with
the cats four nights in a week while she
gives parties IN the kitchcn2 2"
Assurcdly not. Why don't you dis
charge her2"
+" cant get near enough. Say. does
the law justify her in using my false
teeth TO draw carpct-tacks, and making
me shin around with nothing on but n
Mir.pin and sore .throat, while she
wears my clothes TO a wakc?"
II don't believe II does"
30 concluded. Oh me warrant"
Cant get any warrant here. You'll
have TO go before the Judge in the
morning"
"Will, ell Well. won't II You
think I'm going to waste any more time
having with that girl you're left. To
morrow morning the oil can will be left
alongside the kitchen stove. and If you
find job lot Of legs and backbone
around your precinct you can make up
your mind that that girl is ont OF a job,
and I'm busy collecting the insurance.
You hear this twittering -
And she left the sergeant wondering
II even dynamite would have any effect
on girl who could get the best OF that
woman. BroOkiyn Eagke.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
lDvlCx 70 oIHIA

The Boston Star has column a Cd
vice 70 girls, from which We take the
following
Always 60 70 church. II i . splendid
place to shov your bonnet In order
that nobody shall miss seeing il. make
yourself - conspicuous - possible.
You can do this by rustling the leaves
of the hymn-book, playing with your
fan. jinsling your bangles and constant
ly turning about in your pew.
When strange man sooasts you in
the street. or remarks ON Jon IN IN audi
BILE tone. gigsls with I'll yoas might
and look around oncs or twice, and.
when you catch his eye. gigsls agAin.
II il Ans fun. and by adopting this
course you viii have plenty ofik
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
~ you . poemlet would wiite,
Provide pen and sheet Of paper;
Aud then invoke the Muse,
And thsu--just let the creature cspsr.


my wife," said hard-featured old
Benedick. when the subject of CONVEX
sat,on was woman" is one Of the
largest hearted women have ever
known. She thinks frat Of herself,
second Of the children. third Of her relA-
tives, fourth Of her friends, fifth Of her
acquaintance. sixth Of her husband.
Mighty few ladies can get over 90 mscA
ground ~ that. can tall ye."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

A mans reputation, like his coat, may
be soiled without touching the man
himself, since the reputation is not the
character. any more than the sleeve is
the arm it envelopes. The character can
be soiled only by what the man himself
does. while the reputation may have
mud thrown upon il by any wretch I'M
manly enough TO want to iniure The
standing OF another. We are to SO
that our motives are pure, our princi-
Piles honorable, and our outward life
governed by them. and to 60 about oul
duty calmly. confident that in the eiad
shey who nniustiy seek to iniure us VII.
do US NO harm.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

DR.. HAMMOND holds that smoking in
bad for boys and women. 1t impairs
their digestion. sight and hearing, he
says, and renders them subject to peu-
ralgin and diseases Of the brain. For
men he thinks the mod rate smoking oi
cigar is good, retarding the waste Of
the TISSUES, making the food go farther
and enabling them TO hear trouble with
complacency.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

"Mr husband is BRUTE" declared
Mime. X. 70 an intimate friend the other
day. "Why. my dear, what's the mat
ter now ?" "He found fault with lit
lie vivacity Of mine yesterday, and |
threw candle-stick at his heel then
what do you suppose be did ?" ~ don't
know" "Why, he stood befon tho
mirror, 70 that couldn't throw the 9th
or. The brute
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

In the Office Of the Secretary Of New
Mexico, at Santa Fe, are deposited the
most ancient official documents in the
United States, running back nearly loo
years before the landing Of the Pilgrims
at Plymouth. One Of these historical
treasures is q journal u the conquest Of
New Mexico in 1884, signed by Diego
lie vardras and containing q full account
Of the campaign.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

A YOUNG man who was arrested in
New York, and signed his name with =
"cross, Was asked by the magistrate
why he didn't 90 to school and learn
something. The youth Of "mark :"
promptly replied that he WAS ''.fr.lid Of
dying from over-study."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

"WHAs's (hasr ssksd Mrs. Parting
tna, looking ~ u The column on
ths Plaos vsndoas. during her recent
vi.it 70 PAsiA "Ths pillar a Nspo-
leon. vss ths answer. "Wsll. nnver
did !" uhs exclaimed "And thaA's his
pillosI a. vss greet nan 70 uss
that ! but is more Lbs bolster. And
rs mads a ison. ] d tslisv& All.
Iuaas - vhAt Il = 70 b grail How
Aasa hi hsad must havs Bssasa On ~,
bonianl pillow I"
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sorx Observation-Disclosures dr.,

SoAK compa-atively-harmless drugs
may in certain combinations become
dangerous explosives. A mixture OF
chlorate Of potash, tincturs Of iron and
glycerine has exploded in . patients
pocket; and chlorate OF potash, COM
bined with catechn, used as dentifrice,
is likely to explode in ones mouth il
much lively friction DO made with the
tooth brush.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18
Tunr are endsavorius % console m.

THY are endeavoring ~ console the
wife 81 . man who has accidentally
drowned himself. "Come. come, my
dear" says one. lit is very hard.
know, especially not TO be able 10
find the body" Yes, it is," sobbed
the widow; "thAt is what is hardest. II
] could only recover the oospss-my
own Williams body II ! don't. how'll
] ever be able to get married again |?
You know how strict ths Law is. Five
hundred francs 70 the man THAI tipds the
body T.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

"How DID we ecme to possess our
present dressS" Is ono Of the qusstious
BY the editor Of NahWs. Can't Say, sir.
Presume the tailor didnt know you.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

"Tary tell me-" said the reformer,
that You have quit smoking. an
lad to hear it, Now, tell me. Why did
on cuit9' Reformed smoker, feeling
n q match. "'Caase my cigar went
ut"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

A RHoDE ISLAND Justice refused To
marry man named Carr 10 lady u the
same name. on the ground that hs was
afraid to couple earn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

TIE discovery Of what is trne and the
practice Of what is good are the tive
most important objects Of life.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

"a NAN who'll intellectually set Are 10
. shed." said Mr.. Slow, "and burn up
twenty cow, ought 10 be kicked to
death by donkey--and I'd like to 90 it
psysslf /"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

TnERr is difference Of from 50 to 90
ents b tween the Wholesale and retail
ricss o. tsas, and generally = proAt Of
,ver lO0 per 9 ut.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

BxAuru u the marx God ssts upon
virtue.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

BesiIs has retaarant exclusively 10.
vsg.'aiians.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

FraALs bszbsrs are multiplying. Ths
'sx don't sesld men tsst enough N W
o.l wy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

OsE must set to work behnes ~ keep
ones self free from passion
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

4 ossDiIoH's no,.o--Neysr Pat OF
I'LL tomorrow shAt can BE- dunnsd To-
say.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

Do WHAT must 10 dous " gracefully
% possible.
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irit, bet ianoe pebparer % beltaar, meoens
bet iallte uopbprlis %ioranorer Jig % ttll'ol
ialoer. Seraf fommer bet, at bet 'anoe
itient bet iuu ioritaaes al ct rii9e Mntal
altio boloer fig oppe os tiliioit leirer.
Set beolte, man fan gJere, mar UNI
fen Ialoer ouer os, er life at beflase Iig, mel
sjpre noset; life at iiooe title os lIoe
men at reiie Jig os isse Sjelpemioler.
- SfIpnt gleiantsn boloer meget al Hos
os aJ9rtesu, bliuer ben bog life lpoiere
oeraI, bert er ben M9no o9 aoinoer oper
le9eH.
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Der er fplot meo laaute Een9e.
2aante lauter tJeuer li9elom lannt
Iense til at pie 2aantasereus Nrmoo.
- 3e gamle Yeriere lGrte oeres Spnne'
at ride, at betalc oeres @JRlo o9 at li9
Sanobeoen.
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Mnuo, Der er enonu f%attisere END han lel'
gao touibQnoet bort
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