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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29
lER4TTON
HOyOLuLr, October ITth. 1851.

r-r. ~ - - ....ing machinery Il the waiakea mill fox
'hs P1e Of thoroughly testing The method Of cane juice extraction
briefly Of the Why think m should be done and done
During the lat twenty calling has brought in Close
t with the sugar industry Of 5h country have seen Planter after
by failure however, part
.ar bqt simply because they Understood neither the nnuiactung nor
the farming Of the business they had engaged in have visited
have which h been manufactured these
Islands during part the period referred would
fun the grg md The average percentage Of the total sugar
contained in the eztreie b improved machinery does not
ah any hUai 60 per cent and where the very
leE a. t-rfher Win ezUes conducted an experiment
double crushing -aual b no, The mill doing
81 s - f Ia 0s reved the fact that there wa
% eet Of slt being eztrasisd The Trash from the crushing
when with hot wafer and Ehd yielded 3l2 gallons Of juice
ii Wazae Pl1ata;5ou flI CONDUCTED By Mr. Richardson on the
sane quantity Of trash m hrst crushing yded ll5 gallons standing
CONDUCTED c Kennedy the trash
@ h gLl1 Of Two 5oon e,ihers q iae andi1g ~ Biume
cent ii 10th the Yaika and the Waae the ht grinding
ozusr. nov diicult get uniformly
vel fed and daiie crushing i security against boz through the care
Do we'll I- in
Bat With d rip ean the te fees even the seoond ct Of rolls
with l il that alone viii nt bring out henre
anything Be taken from the ond drum Of the double eh and
ttF o. iag 80 !as, a. = ( i- t f q l1 I IN ana s
through pry pipe controlled BY valve,
desired. About
three vii ezf the time The hot water laid TIL the
crashing p you E consider the aetion the
cLs fatter you important the
doay crushing partially broken
bz=z would
otherEise % into the furnace
Of arse al a aater has to he evste again. the
the ezUorztfnz nt "a m
prype god fo1hEe efet, aad with
sa Plantations VIII be aide get zI,ng with
vey little sidftiolaI f1eL
sgdny eyapozie 70 ~ Of water poun. o.
e. and each plantation nay iut what degree II atain pay
I lest all things con-fderesl
the introduction u doaide efeet
they and uit best
sach qanis Of .h evorats without the aid d eai
the
nouh seefd m quantity
II the Ert juice
In Eh f1 The Jg5e I Vin M into the receptacle and tt
Ial1s treated a. II It an crzefed mill
Waizkea the nil wh b. driven the engine thai
generally -eld engine = aiso needed with tn
! see51ad n11L
TgIrs faithfully
Az Yorso
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Houth 81 food men -;
1870 % q s4 f. s,s s = term e t1s three gli.
Ahog s5Gafas AMI ecifh child each net
Recent information fisasss nat the srt of these rrls n arrive
rs ne es a t= ar md mat fully 500 a1t can De obtained
Lrs slii % b entirely firm the classes reaEts
thsZ III prove acceptable ptlltat5sa hands
cuutr1rts snar u o u previous immigrants ezpe
tax hey feed themselves and receive Eau m board
VgHtsi rum b Naisira egutsI
Wien eatr1ct= hEs made ubIs, many
planters iiZ rgEe The objections
1f1- s5.k z11d Re- prsis.t-s I. !, .Ea - lf5 - m - a.
prseiItsi n fzl only 5ys plantation manager
L + absolutely % the saest PERSECUTION ministry
thai te prize q imported E,tr soeI BE rga Ect. haze been
1l q
Chimes Fh9 ral tu district district live uFoa
degree ssf certain Places <hHe ssrs they
fEied % aes1uPii=h any rz,iast7u-
While the Prgossd eog spaa signify inF.ovzd
terms mainly a . s q Fas ne vag q Al Lo1eFs Hl hsrz
permit q 1E F1ala51 i sI5ns Iries L there 'easdy f'
Many petitions c5gvzrurns1 oQe1 The d
free Chinese Until the supply @ equal demand, uFoa
hr l. pet favorable u
tae Pebans It that saHi tea riy-
There Z 4o n son1s quarters whether za.tz license f9r the
fza4I q Chinese EgGh sh The PIeis Cast aud
where L tie United STATES EGld ALLEVIATE friends q the Treaty.
hs bessf belief general aaoaz Fatzrzs z1i
80 f7f5I = n - 1-t-f 800
hut measure q f1s Jaaissd zaf ia
dIazs necessity s3C cheap
Ierz also n saE IVA -srDag feag hat @
May Chinese productive iElna0rafty
Be PCzerlfe this af5ths hzzzriIzZ
e nszsz-z y making Pcslou ssazes rrgEsa-e u
any bssiy 81 EalCiHg
fE Justified aey
eatgsF either Trsty
Uad zr4IE the people q ihis Engu
Il supplying
ehfs EsEr e11pby
a7i III
-tld peEn day. dap PaF,
Ea7i rEtsfie Frszcsia q IN eoetou Fth stF
Wlsesr i d r can only doas b. Eu.ed eart
cooperation Wezzt agrse aPn
cuSr szaetIy firmly sZseHlent-
Il J0sATEAE AEsTIE
WTLLIE o SIXTH,
If H0ESE1s-
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REPgEr OF COMMITTEE on LABOR

E-x,rsr EAst.kr. Hawai- Ocs 1ath- ISL
H. ! Azst5 Csrts1nsr Csnaaurss ZG5er-
DAB >EB-Your ,iea 1"0 ne 'r t1n
rglsei me- saa s Az, pressure 4 business and 1snrs ron
$50 Sf- - 80 = n Ega.h AMI earthly -auzs7rt tuk
rank q al l1-Pcrr11E 4lesthns -, -.
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- \, 80 49, Ps s1Deasars tsache= tazErihHfty
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shs raa- at- sssa.sS .ad Lec ]. E 5 s7l''s'
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Frsen lest Ahr Gha s1atns
n. ~ = 60 .1a q alaz ., =v be
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abundant z1Ely yvs 7pen an th thi1 e2En "a :
firm satisfy EIUt e1 ne E1F1nenf VII
szrrsen b pesita Fah Al t nsr to sgea the 3oar again
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29
Supplement to the Hawaiian Gazette, Oct, q,

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Tbs. -1i-'lEulI . -1Pg Il zs- G-Jr-r-lla,.ns II
salIralns = lie Assn- .r=ntsrtl Eti,.t WIS lf5ti
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LIVE STOCK
WnLIlI o SIXTH,
JEO. II HGEEEE-

Gerdsulea u IT, Fag5eysF SagP[g O1upqag<
o.
zrsta prosperity live -sSc bga aplaFEat Ana9ug
dEYa=if81
PastErs, ensuing
gT1EE the aaiHls nader
II years thee
EEed= with 1ogta~
AZ
zzin1His e5pPef ssr1
se dnuaa zEarzat rdIuIs II
fsrEgn animals. This 0nly af WheE the c11in q zood
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-29
Ar 10Th, 1884.
simi,ied that We mus, fed well To

aimitied that We mus, fed well to
lls and tscks in the country, y wise
/ growing iesd Tor their progeny VII
sant u urge that Planters ply ulo7c
hSS been customary among them.
heir Command They have generally
pr least \ portion Of the stock needed
rs enough 70 supply a portion Of their
sliile. buggy and draft, and the best
/ held IN those who can Afford 10 give
fseir command. by paying the, gener-
tked en- the plantation during nine
DC Serviceable hOCSeS than those raised
b-c easily.
ishly and Planted to alfalfa, sorghum,
il planted with cane. We have COME
rzau ~ mixed farming ! demanded.
bgeign fodder i ridiculous, almost
sugar market. The Waikiki PiantS-
ear, finding that Hawaiian raised fod-
.hASed. and that it, animals accomplish
led On prime ; - California hay. By
the harley and oats fed to work stock
p stalks can Be utilized for making
% much relSon for finding fault with
his matter alone. Some are eNir1va-
.SinS stock, others by overlooking on
Is i in cur own hands.
Al 70 u by the >ucveSs attendant upon
ONE few plantation men, that there i
I feed and caring well for cur >toek. IL
alton here present to ride out to Judge
: for themselves. and while there look
IL flr->eeing enterprise has brought to
II island herds Most Of our planters
~, hbCr, seed, Sc. 10 the same with
/ yCsE ahead, wUrk carefully tuiHiHg,
y feeding wen. and in two or three
Ftsi brpken down stock, and re using
Z Keep your money in the country, do
seller Of poor stock. which has to b
3 home dealer Whose interest il i to
bcce>sible To suit in case II 4 Swindle-
, Of stock which are brought here in
ter; the StOck-breeders Of this country
hiulll> To breed from, and We must en-
III u.
ns strains Of running stock, trottins
u the hest stations you en- get hold o.,
, i strain Of Norman or coach horse, in
prefer. Read good stock Journal in
z the time and money expended AZ
od substitute Tor oil meal. and the shade
ihe animal
ct to fence Of all trees, except fodder,
beans in uur power any laws which viii
~ submitted,
". II. BAILEY,
rf1iru-sH u Committee on Lire Nock.
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Psa44f a~f Gsae. efofs Faierf L15r asd Sy mi
Ska viewing .Ezr World find that large
osep1fscg aken Place tie year, the result
very EEfcs Sugar that rled throughout lat
Ezny pznatons pay their capital
had into deh, and bat lev favored aide 70
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q SrI1a - 1a % Ne ~ ~ -a
80 a n. Ennk u B5ssgg c.
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ArsrTyr
7. As
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A eEN T sclsr~uasA Bearded 4 pssswFtttrs,
~ Areat - ts-cst,s ,a,t-si e. iFrHfitffs.
~ .Crsai e Xls.sA Hessl 81 rudrFesus1s-
C,si1s~ sss-si tesz-a.ss Ce-,reeics laie ias ass
4 - serisSeS T. - ~ ssefe sra D. aaS tecsa
vaiia ~
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DaJ. C6iilS BR8lgaEs @

d. ]. Coils Bro 5 Gu
the ORIGINAL ana ONLY q
Eisicc 10 Inzaihs. II yca aisa b
lfs--hlnr aicrp. i've floul hrtllnrtr. ~
anguish. 10 calm End 1laulle ne =
pro.racted ilec.sc. iasirsrntr ~ pct
tcgaisie iae eissaiaiins sfsiruls q ~
pruviis YoaFacif vita ttal nafrrlinI1l
"a ~ us. ,. Coils nloanr llais trafg y
whicA hr gave ne uaae 81 CiILuNun'
u 4dniitcd ~ he rroira1irn tn b. ne
and ytipaele rcmesl evef tiscuTrrri
CuLORODYNEiain ~ oeaf rua,siIr -.
Consunpil,u. nruucaltis. Eslana
CuLoRonrNE scis lns acnara 10
Il the ouly specl11 "a Oaolefa and iiYsll
CHLOROnNNH cF,eiraIlr cnls 49,
kriirTsy, hysicrla. f,lpitailun. and q
CHtORoDrNE Is the euly rallar,-
Rhcumafisui. ticss. tancuf. rrotAacae.
Frcn syacs . Co. raasn-ruutical g
cal Hall. Simi1. January 4 80 TO r
Esq.. "a, Grrat Nussci. -syfci nlana,l
tcar SIR, We clueface iais cpQotinallf
ING Yca apnn tnc Nlic-4r-elI rrnIf1If
estrcmcd medicine. ~. y. Cells nl,aElIr
has earned for Itself nnt oaig sa 1ia
over TIE Hast. A. a rrmcir frf r0rcfti 3
question: wheeler 4 hctlef - Imrrriri n
and We shall - rlad b. hrzr az lsf ana
cscry AnsIc-t-dian hrnr. nv rl1rf
scry 10 ssg. are new rulelairi On tlr nafII
indgtng frum thrif .alr. We fanry llaIr
viii tc hut cyaaceccnt Nrcuuid mulr
81 ifauiiErt cf TIE cxtr1rrlirlrV rncGrT
Brownies Chicrosiync In niafrhEs -
Spa.ms, Cramps. NuurHlria. 40 y tz-stsrt
and AZ 4 general scdaliFc, t11f lave nrrr
rerecEai eoscryaiicu during uanY years.
nlarfhts. and even iu re acre terrible y
era Itself. We have witnesses ilr ru1ufiTi
ing power. We law nFFrr lald my ufl1
medicine than Collie trcenc's srrn a Al
thai Ills decidedly ne best. and also lrull 4
W oec % thr 1rufcHaicu and tn nahlf
cplniou that the suhs.iini'rn nf ans oh.
hfcunc's IL a nELfunEkrn kuEtrn o.
rkEr % rlE cuEnIsr o. raEsCussa
kI1kn. We arr, SIR. faithfully Funrs.
Mcmtcfs % thc fharui. ScrietT % Great
kxcclleucy The Nicsroy's Chemists.
CAUTION. Wee ChanrrIlrr SIR ~
seated that Dr.. y. Coils krosna vac. rrI
Inventor OF Chlnrudfnc. thst - story
ddnt Freeman vas deliberately lalru
rsgretiesi % say. had ecru ssurn ic.--ser
1aiy - issl
sold ~ hcitics az u. ND. .. ~ O..
cach- None = -esisiac Niiaouf ne word.
lls Browne ChicrusIyue ga l1r Cover
Qvcrahelmin- medical tesflmu=T ncrus
bottle
Caufioa.-n cvarr ef Piracy anf ffi
sole Manufacture-I r. pAFENruf
Russell Street. hloom-tarY. 4 rl1llpu.
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Philadelphia Beard Of Underwriters.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-03

ENGINE AND, SAW Mill FOR
SALE.-Engine 1A inch, cylinder,
three feet stroke; two boilers, 40
inches "a feet long. Lee & Levitt
Saw Mill. Iron frame, top saw.
r. SCHMAL1NSKI.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-03

AN examination will be given
on Saturday of this week to Ike
Roberts (white) and Richard MUIR
ply (colored), who are charged
with the burning Of Watson's and
Biossat's store, at Boyce Station,
on the night of Friday, the 9th
of June.
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-NoTE the change in the a1ver'
tisemcnt Of Nels. Taylor.

Mr.. A. Heyman is having the
inside walls of his family grocery
kalsomined.
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meeting last night.
-NoTE the change in the a1ver-
tisemcnt Of Nels. Taylor.
Mr.. A. Heyman is having the
inside walls of his family grocery
kalsomined.
The weeds are "getting away"
with the sidewalks and bitches
about Town.
For Coughs, Colds, Bronchi-
It's and all affections Of the Lungs,
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Mr.. Jacob Geiger, proprietor
Of the Eagle Drug Store, is expect
cd home from New Orleans by this
mornings train.
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-QurTE a number of cas- s Of
whooping cough have, of late, been
discovered in our midst, but in a
very light form.
A GRAND Ball will be given
at Lecomte, on the 4th inst. to-
merrow,) by the members of the
Crescent Base Ball Climb.
-MRs. G. II. Flower. will leave
ins.few days for San Diego, Cal,
where she goes on visit to Mr..
Frank Flower, her son.
Ma. and Mrs. Pat Kelly are
visiting Mrs. James Darlington, in
the Parish of Ascension. They
we're accompanied by Miss Stacey
Pope.
-DR. James S. Fish, We are
pleased to state, has recovered from
his recent severe attack. The Doc
tor came to Town from Big Creek
on. Tuesday.
The scholars of the Misses
Washington gave an exhibition
last night at their school house, on
Murray street. They will have a
dance tonight.
The City Tax Collector, Mr..
d. W. Calvit, will offer for sale on
Saturday next, the 9Th inst, the
property of delinquents advertised
in another column.
MIR. B. A. Vaughn, for some
time past confined in the Parish
Jail, charged with mule stealing,
was released Monday on an appear
anco bond of $3.50.
-lE local and "duvil" went
hshlng yesterday, and met with
poor luck. $ The two of. us were al
most eaten alive by the mosquitoes.
Next time we'll 'peneroip ourselves.
Nh. Fred scheu, after a six
weeks sojourn at the home of his
SISTER, Mrs. B. S. Curtis, in Troupe,
texas, returned to his "native
heath by train on Monday after
noon..
IHE colored man, Geo. Hen
4s'soh, VINO was shot while in the
se'oi stealing corn from the crib Of
M \. .Archinard, died on Sunday
morning from the effects of his
Wounds.
He members. of Mt. Olivet
Se'a will give a "''ociable" at
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THE weeds are "getting away
with the sidewalks and bitches
about Town.
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Town and Parish News.

--JoB Printing neatly executed
at this office.
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-ThE' young men who desire to
form a "nine" to play game Of
Base Ball with the Nolans, should
not forget that meeting has been
called by Capt. Ware for Sunday
next. We hope all the lovers of
this sport will attend, and that some
definite conclusion may be arrived
at. We should let "the boys" Of
Donaldsonville know at once wheth-
er We 'cW or scin not give them a
game. Some attention should also
he given to the challenge of the
40. NJ Club, Of Shreveport, who
are confident that although a club
of boys only IA and Is years of
age, they are the crack club Of the
State outside Of New Orleans
Come, base baliists, let's show
these two clubs that old Rapides is
not dead yet!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-03

ON Monday Misses Mary Hill
ton and Lizzie Fox were soliciting
ten cents subscriptions to defray
the expenses of the celebration to
take place tomorrow night, and
we are glad to note were quite sue
cessfHL
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The Pacific Fire Co. held q
meeting last night,
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- ~
with the burning Of Watson's and
Biossat's store, at Boyce Station,
on the night of Friday, the 9th
of June.
WE acknowledge the receipt
of complimentary tickets to attend
the Masonic Installation of officers
of Silver Trowel Lodge No. 1s,
(colored), which takes place at the
Court House on Friday. July l1th.
The installation will be followed by
an Grafton.
OLIVER Lodge No. s. F. 4
A. NJ, of this Tows,. celebrated St.
Johns Day in a becoming manner,
one day last week. This is a year
ly custom with our Masonic Lodge,
and is generally taken part in by
a large number of our most prom.
nent citizens.
NOTICE.-I'he Assessment Rolls
of the Town Of Alexandra, La,
for the year 1884, are now open at
my Office for inspection and correc-
ton. Parties desiring to make any
change in their assessment are no
tilted to come forward at once.
A. B. RACIAL,
July LIST, 1854. Assessor.
THE preliminary examination
of Mr.. J W. Durham, charged
with the killing Of Ned Hall (col-
ored,) at the Red Store CIT the gath
ult., was concluded at dark on
Tuesday, after occupying the at
tention of the Court during the
whole of Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. Durham was remanded back to
iaif without bail.
REMovALs.-Mr. Frank Graham
and family are now occupying the
house on the corner of Third and
Lee streets. Mr.. James S. Brady
on Tuesday vacated the "Methodist
Parsonage" and moved to the dwell
ling house corner of Second and
Fish streets. The Parsonage is now
occupied by the Rev. J. NJ. Beard,
lately resident Of our "sister city,"
Pincville.
= Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ashley
left last night per steamer Yazoo
Valley. Mr.. Ashley goes to New
York City, where he will have his
eyes properly cared for, his sight
having recently failed so rapidly as
to make it almost impossible for
him to read, even with the aid Of
glasses. We wish Mr.. Ashley and
his lady az safe sojourn, and hope
he may return with his eyesight en-
st;raln rnrfnrad