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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18
JAPANESE MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION

The following is copy of circular
being distributed to the charitably dis
posed of this city:
SIR: have the honor to address
you on behalf of the Japanese Mutual
Aid Association and to state that this
Association was organized in October,
1887, under the joint supervision of Mrs.
Ando and the late Mrs. Nacayama, and
with the cooperation of some of the lead
ing members of the japanese community
residing in this country.
The objects of the Association are to
relieve the destitute, attend and care for
the sick, and return the helpless to their
homes.
The principal means so far, of carrying
out these objects have have been contri-
buttons from the Hawaiian Board of I'm
migration upon each new arrival of i'm
migrants, occasional donations from
Japanese and other residents, and the
monthly payment of few cents by each
member of the Association.
The enterprise has proved very useful
to our countrymen in many ways, but
caring for the sick has been found much
the most important of our works.
In order to accomplish the most good
In this direction it became necessary to
open hospital in this city where the
sick, including many from plantations,
might be treated, and in frequent cases
prevented from becoming permanently
incapacitated.
A temporary hospital was opened last
May, and while with our limited re-
sources, it is naturally incomplete, many
cases have been treated, including pa
tents from all parts of the Kingdom.
The satisfactory results which have
attended our efforts, and the increasing
demand for this benefcent service render
it desirable, and indeed necessary that
increased accommodations should be
furnished for the sick without delay.
In view of this requirement, the lead
ing members of the Association have re-
solved through me to call the attention
of all who are interested in the welfare
of Japanese laborers to the subject, and
to solicit their cooperation in extending
this benevolent undertaking.
In submitting to you this statement
on behalf of the Association, [ venture to
express the hope, founded upon the gen.
erous and kindly feelings which have
been manifested towards the Japanese
laborers, that you will indicate your APP
prevail of our efforts by liberal contri-
button, to aid in the extension of our
hospital facilities, so that the usefulness
of our Association may still further con-
tribute to the welfare Of both the laborer
and the employer.
Very respectfully yours,
HADn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-18
SUPREME COURT.
IN BANCO.
TUESDAY, 81
PROBATE DIVISION.

PRUBAIE DINIOIUNs
In the matter of the Lunalilo estate.
1t is ordered that the Trustees account,
for the year ending July 81, 1889, be ap-
proved; and that the vacancy in the
Board Of Trustees, caused by the death
of W. G. Parke, be filled by the appoint
ment of Hon. Henry Waterhouse. There
were present at this hearing, Hon. w. O..
Smith and Miss Mary Parker, trustees OF
the estate.
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Statement OF the work of the temper
airy hospital, opened in May 1889. Lo-
cation, Bridge House, Nuuanu street,
Honolulu.
Charges per month including atten
dance So.
No. of rooms, 3; No. OF beds, u;
monthly rental, $35; medical attendance,
the gratuitous services of Japanese
physician of the Board of Immigration
No. of patients admitted to date, q; No.
of patients discharged, 10; No. of pat
tents died, none; No. of patients now
under treatment, s.
Total amount received
from all sources ;....... 5 1876 Is
Total amount of disburs-
uenlS, 0OI on
Balance on hand, $144 IS
All contributions may be sent to ne
JAPANESE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
Honolulu, September 4th, 1889.
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NOTICE.
Notice Of Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n Board of Trustees of the Queens Hos
pital will be held at the room of the Cham
Der of Commerce, on SATURDAY, the
18th October, 1889, for the purpose of act
ing upon a proposed amendment to the
Bylaws of the Queens Hospital Corpor-
alton. Per order.
f. A. SCHAEFER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1889. 59-td
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
Honolulu, H. l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-26

fertigers tra3eu uub iomit fir fid
ipre6eu.
Iuf Dem OampTer yperbet. nidt bloB
fir bic pafagiere, fonbern BEL onoers
aud fur Die 8efu6sr groBe Ste |taura.
tions Rdume, Cafes. @onbitoreien 81.
garren., photographic uub anbere Der.
taufszpabllohs eingert9tet uno yta9;
mtttags,Goncerte uno fonlttae unterbalz
tungeu ttattftunen, ueI9e geeignet inb,
etnea WfaRenbeiu9 aud FOLDER Ber|o:
men beran5u3ieben, Die ni6t rein &C..
l9dftli9e Sntere1eu babei psrfolgen.
Mtan erlpartet 6ierbon einen 0roBen
VerLrau9 oil Bier. Mein, @pirituoien,
@tgarren &C., iiberbaupt Don Nabrull0ss
ut1b 8%enuBmitteln aler Wrt, pel6er in
Verbtnbung nit Dem 3u erbebenoen
Gtntritts9eIo cine ginnobmequeQe beg
u1ternebmens bieiben tpirb. Gin aut
gef6ultes Or6eiter uno elm tii6tiger
9dnger9or merben bes M~usfequn9sz
i9lf auf feline Gobrt I'm bic grbe Be.
gleiten. Nnbere Ginnabmen flieBen
aus ben Neutrality-suspicious., ben paf.
tagler. uno @erpflesungsgeloern, ben
gebtbren fur &aufabi6llRe, aus benz
gerfauf Der &ataloge, Der NusHenunss.
3ettung, Der Programme uno auberer
9rudia6en.
Ole Ssitung unb geauff9tigung oer
Musfeuung tpirb elmer DIRECTION, Der
Die nbtbigen faufmaunii9en uub tednis
i6en 9hlfsfrdfte our Settle lfeben, uns
teriteat fein. Sbr Iie8t es ob, @el66fts.
p%erbinbungen i'm Namen Der Nusfener
an3utnipfen, iofern IeBtere es ni6t
bor3leben, eigene 8ettreter AIT bielem
3wede mit3uienben; anbere BaKaeiere
tperben nur in bef9r1nfter Mnaabl auae.
lahen, ba Der &artm fir Nusfelun9ss
5tpede mad M6glidfeit ous3unhben 1T.
Gs tpirb bier @elesenbeit geboten gu
ben f9Onten Stubien fir @elebrte,
Rinfler, &auFeute, Sn6uitriele, 6anbs
lperter u. /. no., oieleidt ou1 fir Sc
leai9aftsreiien UNI bic grbe. Die
Gabrpreiie fir bic gang. 3eileoauer
bon a%andbernb 2 Sabrsn betraaen fir
cine perfon in Der L. &Iahe II. 600. in
bet 3%tpeiten 5000 Marf.
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gebaltea bon neuem ieinen 5iegess
lauf uber ben @lbbal nntreten gu mol
leu Ideine. Wfebr als eiu 0iertel beg
b%emohnharen Sbetles Der @roe, iagt
Worrow = lei bereits BON NusioB inf
cirt. uiib ieine Nusbreitung in ben
Der. Staatsn lei bereits cine berartige.
baB lie gu ben erniteden Befiir6tuu9en
bere9tige.
8is iebt 1T nod tein GaG %betaunt. baB
BET Nusiab gsbsilt morben wdre. Ser
8erfu6. bas Observation-Disclosures Ser
@6ubimpfuug gegen i'm onaupenben,
lit D6qig feblgef6lagen. neber oiefen
8eriu6 : ber att einem gum Sobe ber=
urtbeilten 0erbreder auf Ben Sanbs
wids Snfeln (einem tpabren 9eer6e
bieier 5eu9el) borgenommen tpurbe,
beri9tete fiir3li9 Dr. Mrning BON Gam.
burg auf benz Dermatologen : &ongrefie
gu Ytag. 5ebr balb nod Der angebIi.
6en yS6ub" 'Smpfung 3eigte ii@ t1dt1s
lid, baB matt benz ungliidli9en, oer big
babin b6aig gefunb geueien mar, ben
Nusiab Ell n geimpft bate!
Or. Worrop b6lt bic 8efabr Der
tueiteren Nusbreitung bes Nusiabes 1T
ben Ser. 5taattn fir 10 sroB, baB er
Der &egieruns gar nidt bringenb genug
bic 8erpfi6tung ans 9er3 legen gu f6ns
men glaubt, bic aGerffren9iten 8orf@tss
unb ueberwa9ungs : MaBregeln gegert
bic Ginf6leppung bieIer5eu6e einaufibs
rem, fopie our@ ifrenge Qbiperrung BET
bereiis @~rfranften oafir au fnrgen,
baB biefelbe ni6t bur9 Nnfedung imz
mer peiter berbrettet tpetbe.
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SreS. 9pu8las mnb bas 0aifen'
Wprurtheif.

ginen re@t ausenfdqigen Bepeis
baftr, tpie tief i'm amerifanif9en 8oIte
oas Gafen.8 nod INNER eirs
geuur3eIt 1T, eiebt. BET folgenbe @or,
fan, pel9en elm SPECIAL Seleeramm
bonn "a. September aus Maibington
bert9tet:
uTreb. Oouglas,-in biefem Wugens
blide mobl Der Interchangeable unb
gebilbetfe Heprdientant ber farbigeu
&afe = Der am nd6ften Spnntag
bon bier abreifen pirb, um bic Gegiez
rung Der Ser. 5taaten in 9apti oIs
ibr @eianbter gu bertreten. lit In re9t
unliebiamer Weiie barai1 erinnert por.
ben, oaB troy ber boben amtli9en Stels
lung linn feline 9autfarbe INNER mod
gum Na9tbeil gereibt. Ct bate bic
Nbf6t, nit einem Der 9ampfer au
fabren, bic auf bent potomae bon
Waibinglon nod Norfolt geben, unb
bon bort molte ct fid auf einem @egie
runas g1if nod portsau.p rince Elm
f6iffen. SIS fdeint inbeB, baB bic Ra=
ptluuc uCl 1tutIul Ouute tIH euliuJIeS
benes 8orurtbeil bagegen baben, far.
bigen 2euten plaB unb Standardization
erfer 9lafe ein5urdumen, unb Der &C.
fan0te ber Ser. Staten tpiirbe fid, I'm
eine 8ef6rberung nod NorfoIt at ers
m6gli9en, ba3u geatpungen gefeben ba=
ben, feline pahage in benz 3uii9ens,
ober bielmebr unteroed au rebmen. Da
CT ni6t baau gepiqt tpat, rpenbete er
f6 an bas Stats iniferium nit ber
Nnfrage, mas er tbun iple, unb erbielt
In flaren Wprten ben Bef4eib, es
gebe fetn MitteI, bic Oambf
f9iff gigentbimer gu smin,
Gen. oaB lie ibre besfaIIfigen
y # m m abdnbern! 90.
nit ibm aber gemifermaBen eine grt
bon &ebanGe geseben tptrbe, fte1te ibm
bic &egierung einen ibrer 9ampfer,
ben Dispatch, Der gerabe im 6afen
muBig Dor Nnfer lag, aur 0erfigung,
unb 6err Douglas tpir6 fomit bic qanae
Gabrt nod 9apti auf &esierunssi6iffen
ma9en."
Rommentar u~nn6tbisl
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8 =.

= @ebr. Sul3ba1er in Gayle BaB
haben faqirt. Beborsuste Srebitoren
Rno @oIofrant, Grant & g., Sur Nn<
tonic, 1920; 2openberg, Stem Sort,
$4,000; Maberid @ountp : 8ant $3.50.
= Cine ionberbare 9epef6e tommt
aus 2areoo. 5. 9eub 6 60. fiab Dor
ben Bunbestommilfdr gelaben tporben,
tpegen 8erleBung oes @eiebes beaigIi1
Der Ginfabrung bon Standardization.
Die Sepei9e ftigt bin5u, oaB elm Inge-
iteuter Der Jirma, geborener Nmeritas
t1er, mebrere Ndhte auf Der merifani.
f9en Settle bes Jlufes sei6lafen unb
bann ieinen @obnfiB mad Seras 3uruds
berle9t babe.
= Die uniDerfitdt Don Seras 1T nit
163 Stubenten tpieber %er6fnet worben.
= Die Santa Gezgabn @eieGIdaft
bat angeOrbnet, baB bonn Is. OCTOBER
ab alle Inaeiteaten Der 3age unb Sta>
tionen uniformen trasen miifen, unb
omar blaue Nnsige nit Meilingtn6pfen
uno gelben 2iBen. Miiben besglei9en.
= Gin paar 2eute, tpeI9e Dor Sur.
3etn i'm Sabine. Nieherungspalb pefan=
niiHe iammelten, wurben, tpie BON
@reenDiQe, CUNT gountD, mitgetbeilt
mir5, bon einem miloen Sbiere in bic
Glu@t getrieben. Wie fe ersdblen,
seigte f@ baRelbe i9on an elmer 8
Meilen bon ber Stabt e%ntfernten STEELE
unb berfolgte fe iiber stpel Mteilen melt.
Ser 8ei6reibung nod, melGe fe BON
benz Sbiere gabeu, muB es Elm inertia.
aif@er 26we" gemeien fein. 9ie iunger
2eute batteu @ewebre bel fi6, perga.
Ben oas aber gang unb sar in ibrer
Ingf Dor BEN unbefannten Geinbe,
uab aogen es Dor, ibr 0eil in Der Glu9t
5u fudeu. II Das miifen feline d6ten
Texas Boys" aewefen iein y
uniere fdon su 0iteren Malen
aussefprn9ene 8ebauptung, baB gerabe
has beutf9e Clement, pel9es BEL uns
I'm Weften bier unb in Central. 9eras
f@on 10 bieIe augenfd0ise unb that
id6li9e Proben baftr abgelegt bat, bob
er berftebt uno i'm @tanbe 1T, RoIonien
an5ulegen unb our Blttbe gu bringen, |
ieBt aud ba3u bsftimmt gu iein f6eint,
ben fubweftli9en 9beil bes States nit
Soloniften gu Derforgen, tpelde es gum
Mderbaulanb MAIDEN, bepabrbeitet fi9
tatt BON Wo6e au Mode INNER mebr.
beri9tet ieBt tuieber cine bonn %.
september aus Wbarton batirte Sors
r%esponoen3, tpie foIst: Sine groBe
Mn3abl bon Seuti6en Iest iebt auf Der
gSettieite oes @oloraooaGIuHes cine Nie=
oerlahung an auf einem Gtid 2anb,
tDeldes sSbansbai" Yieree ibnen aur
Terttgung gefelt bot. unb biefe .bor,
tretflti@en" Rolonifen (tperben ni9t
Dutch" genannt, tpenti mon fe no.
t5ts bat), baben bereits ben County
Soflmltltondren bic ii9ere 3uIage ae.
gebst, bas, tuenn bieie bereit fno, H.
men bier etne Bride iiber ben ssIuB au
6auett. tie felbft f9on fir bas nGdite
Sabr 1000 8alen 8aumwole garanti.
rem tpouen." Selbfperltdnbli6 1T,
oaB untsr ben gSeutf6en" bier eeborene
lrO aufgepa6fene beutf6e 2oIonihen
gemeint fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-26
Cine f6tuimmenoe Mmfters @us=
ftellutfa.

N~*$*WHs
yOeut11lanos f9wimmenbe QusHeI.
lung" nil dig cine 8erboltommnuno
Der friberen 8eriude elm deficiencies
Mufterlager i@aHen, bas in @eFaIt
eines ipe3ieI au bieiem 3mede au erbau>
enben f9uimmencen interchangeable
ftes In einem regelmdBigen Surnus ale
gr6Beren 6dfen bes Muslanbes beiu9t
unb feline &dume ni9t i1tr ben gintdii.
fern 6fnet. fonbern bic san3e 8eb6lte.
rung Der %angelaufenen 6afenpI1be uno
bes 9iuterlanoes bur9 feline Neubeit
un6 @robartisteit berar3n5ieben, bic
Befimmung bat. glei9tpie Bic beuts
f9en 2riessi9ife als elm Symbol Der
politii4en Ma6tiequng bes &ei9es
tiber bas Meer In ferner 26nber aieben,
10 ion bas ausfteQunes : &ieIenfdif
Seuti6lanb In feiner inbufrieaen Be.
0entung Dertreteu. Sir iebe cine Aus.
teuungsperiobe umfaHenbe &eiie bes
Sampfers lit cine 3eit bon ~anndbernb
stpei Sabren In glasf6t senommeri unb
Wusganaspuntt ber Gablt fol 6ambura
fein. Man beabf9ti9t folgen6e a n, e.
ritanii9e 9dfen au beIu6en:
Bolton. Jtew Dort, pbilabepbia, Balti.
more, Netp Orleans, Galpefon, 8eras
thug (WfeTito), 6obana, Samaifa, Ga
8uDara (Garatas), pernambufo, 90.
bia, Eio be Saneiro, Santos, 0ortp
alegre, Montebiteo, Bueuos. Qires,
8albibia, 8alparaiio, @auao (2tmaJ,
@uDasuil (Quito), Banana, san
Jranciseo.
Die 2dnge BEG Dampfers fol- auf benz
promenabenbed $40, bic 8reite 20 unb
bic 96be As GuB betragen, er tuirb alio
bas gr6Bte 66if fein, tpelGes big iebt
bic &eiie I'm bic grbe gema9t bot. Die
Nusfelungsrdume nit 8alerien finb i'm
3mii9enbed, bic S9lafrdumeim 6aupt.
bed, bic Speifeidle auf benz Oberbed,
SamenlalDns, gonbitorei, 2efes un6
&au9 . Salons, Mufits uno 8erfauf.
pabiaOns auf benz febr gerdumigen
promenabenbef eingeri6tet. Die Nus.
teaungsgegeHfdabe fnb iOuobl Dor
f9dbli6en atmoipbdrii6en ginfifen
m0gli6f gef9tBt, oils aud in GENT.
genoer Weiie berart befefigt, baB He
ni6t our6 &ttteln unb 66atteln leiben.
arbeits auer Nrt t6rnen bur9
Wtotoren benz publi.um borgefhbrt
tperoen, unb bequeme 3reppen uno
Gabrfihble permitteln ben 8ertebr. BON
ben S9iHsmaf9inen, ben eIettrii9en
unb SeIepbon . anlaeen, Der Ridden.
einri9tung, ben 6eia. unb &altIufte
Inlaaen i'm S6iHsraum ielbf Bis au
Dem Sii93eug, benz por3ellan unb ben
@ldiern ioa ieber Der benDtbisten tau.
ienb Gesenfdnbe bic Girma feines Ser.
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Qanpfer Agentnr.

Sie sGreie preife hr s e.
gas" bertritt bic ~foIgenben 9ampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Wustunft
tpegen paRage mad unb BON europa
unb perfauft Gampfl6iHs unb giiens
babnbilete gu ben niebriefien &aten.
Die 2ife Der bon uns reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
Satmbnr9 $ Mmerifaniide 9ampf'
f9ifffabrts @eieafGaft.
6eo Star Sinie (2lnttperpen).
G%umpagnie @enerale Gramss
atlantique.
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fpartaniibe Sngenb Der stanb=
bnfttafett

rnhRen Dieienisen in ntdt serinsem @rabe beiiten,
irel6e pbne Msurren Die Dual etnes wpb1 entpidelten
RbeumatiSmu8 ~ertrasen. @ir baben mod ME ppn Ell
mem 10 sebulbisen Sipb sebbrt. Iber warum ipute
man ntht, ebe ba8 lebenSldnglide Martprtum ~beeinnt,
bic 3etme hteier f4redliden 8rantbeit a~usrptten nit
9pifetter's Masenbitter8, befen Wirflamfeit as Bra
pentipmittel seSen bic &rantbett lpwp9l fie alS 9tnbez
runsSmittel ausemein a~uertannt unb ipdbrenb Der lesz
ten finiunbbretbts Sabre purd drt3lt6e l1%nteriariften
retali9 bejeust lit? GS ihbrt aus benz 8lut iene i9arz
i4en Sdmer5en unb GntSinhuns perurfa6en. 1lnb bdz
BET lpate man ME ~perseien, baB oteie arantbeit tets
ebenS9efdbrli9 pirb, icbalb Tie ii@ auf bic pitaIen Srz
game tptrft. Oa8 gttter8 e~ntfernt aud bas Malariasift
aus benz 3brper, BELT OpSpepie, 0ierenletben, Ser
itcpfin9 nnb @oqenhub, berubiSt Bite Nerpen unb trdf=
t9t ben san3en pbpiiihen Srsani8mu8.
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Gtnc fiderc 8elS.Mulaae

y etne ipl8e, BON pel6er Sbneu uuter @arantie ,uaes
n9ert mereen fam, eab ie befrietisenbe ReiuItate lie
IsIit nleft9entauSn as ~angee9te Sch lurildgeJablt pirb.
,auI eleler Balls f6nnen Ste rem Rem unten anaeae
eenen apotbeter etne 6ldide rpu Or stuss Reuem
S9ptneluhtS : S~eilmittel taufeu. IS iptrb g~aranttrt,
cap eahelbe nnter auen umltdnteH Grlei6teruua aes
ina9rt, penn man eS 9e9en irgeue mel6e 2eieen Ter
3eble, Der 8ruit cher Ter qnuseu a~nrenbet pte
S9ntneiuht, 9unseneut5nneuna, 8rcnhttts, aTbnta,
Reunbuiten, 8rdune &c. &c. IS TIT ansenebm etniunehs
men nne iHmedt gut, TT pbuts iiter uHo man tanu no
barauT p~erIafIeu'
Er9begai9en irsi in alien apptbeteu. gBpbleiale lei
9Ietb, &hPnpfpnH v. 90.
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Gin Sceptifer iagt

8~lutsei@pire. 3ertbetlt Rarbuntels. R4-SeiIt bau<
ernb unb fGneu 9dbmuns. GS lift Elm ipabrer @eiunbs
9ettsbrtnser. 9etlt Serppbeln unb anbere 9lei@artise
&rantpetten. Waadt iGIeAfen Gtbem gut nnb ~entfernt
bic nrfa&e. 0ertretbt BITE 8iltpitdt unb 1T umiber>
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r
NERVINE

trpfen Bet Gieberbise. Gin unpersleidbares abfhbrz
ntttel. GO BELT frdntbaften 2ppfi6iners tpuuberbsr
i@nea. RS-GntbdIt feline fddhIi9en Subifan,en. OPei=
atst bas @ettrn. 8urtrt f6neI &beun1atisnus unb
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9as 9rpke
Wernen 9eilmittel

sibt benz glute ueue Gebenstrdfte. Sc BELT ale rin=
regeIndbigfetten i'm g2erpenipfem. AE-StIt, mo- ones
Gneere perfehlt nnb erfrti6t @eiit unb &6rper. Seilt
DpspepFa, pber bas @elb pirb 5uradseseten.
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OaS etn5tse befannte Mittel fhr epilepti16e @nfdue.- a
Gbenic fur Srnpulfpnen unb Gautranftett. Nerpbit
S@pdne rtrb fcfcrt 9~ebefert unb gebeilt. Reintsi
baS gIut unb bel@Ieunist beTen 6irtuiafipn. @erbins
bert bic nriaGen Der 3rantbetten. Seilt sefdbrIide
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Gin 0ankbarer patient,

her ietnen Rauen ntbt senannt BADEN Mill, unp her
feline Dpuftdnoiae Nieoerberftenttng ron fdItpes
rem eetpen elmer, IN etnem Dettprbu4 ansesebenen
Hr5net ~pereantt, labt hurd unS oafielbe toftenfret an
Bud snttalt Ne5spte, Bite In isher apotbete sennaGt
uerben i5nnen. S9tdt Sure GbreiIe nit 8rietmarfe
an ,,Wripat &linit Mno 5~tspenfarn'., rs aek
II. Str.t Sssp Yprt X. y.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-10

summer than at any other time, and it is
an opportunity the farmer has when
prices are low. Ifpoultry is scheaper than
beef, then there is no necessity for pur-
chasing beef. If the farmers wife will
hatch young chicks at all seasons, and
not because the weather is warm, the
family can be supplied with meat without
entailing much expense. There are many
persons who buy beef at 20 cents a pound
and yet sell better meat in the shape OF
chicken at half that amount; and, we
may add, there is something in knowing
that when you raise chickens for your
own use, they are free from disease and
the meat is fresh, which is very import
ant matter in these days OF dressed beef
and Observation-Disclosures.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-10
Price of Young Chicks.

From the Poultry Keeper for February
we clip the prices of broilers in New York
and Chicago. As theseason advances the
price will go up. Private advices from
Boston quote broilers from one and a
quarter to one and three-quarter pounds,
at 80 cents on February 10th. In April
and May they often reach as high
as 65 cents per pound in the East, and
$3.50 to SO per dozen in Chicago.
Experienced men in the broiler business
say they can be put on the market for
5 cents per pound, or it costs 1 cent
a week to feed chick until ten weeks old
when they should weigh two pounds
Florida sends away thousands OF dollars
during the tourist season for broilers.
NEW YORK PRICES.
The following are the pricesin New York
City for January, sent us by c. W. Idell,
333 Washington ST., New York City, for
dressed stock:
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-10
Handle the Birds Gently.

Wish here to impress upon the breed
er the absolute necessity OF the care
ful handling and feeding OF his birds.
When handling is necessary, do it very
gently, always taking the birds by the
neck. This is very essential, because the
bones of a well-bred, well-fatted duck
seem wholly disproportioned to the size
and weight of his body, andwe have often
secn wing broken or a leg disjointed by
the frantic efforts of bird to escape
when caught by those members by the
careless attendant.
The timidity of the Pekin duck is pro-
verbal. You should move quietly among
your layers sifyou would have them thrive,
as constant agitation and disquietude
will surely debilitate them and reduce
their flesh. have known pair of heavy
exhibition birds to lose a pound per day
during their confinement the first four
days Of exhibition, and to beeight pounds
lighter than they were ten days before
when started for the show. Their recu-
perative powers are equally wonderful.
have often seen Pekin ducks after hav-
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-10
Broilers- North VS.. South.

Editor Poultry Department:
In a recent number of the AGRICULTU-
RIsT | read an interesting article on rails
ing early broilers the way they are raised
in the North. Our Southern poultry rails
ers can readily see what a great advant-
age they have over the Northern poultry
men in this branch of the poultry indus
try; for here we can do away with that
72x12 feet poultry house, warmed by
furnace, etc. For here we can raise them
with better success in mid d-winter with but
very small outlay for their comfort.
All that is required for houses are a few
cheap coops to shelter them from rain
and cold winds
Another great point in favor of the
South is that the breeding stock can
run out the year round, thus insuring
fertile eggs, while in the North in mid
winter under the best of management
not over fifty per cent. of the eggs prove
fertile, and the chicks when Matched are
not as vigorous, and being confined in
1luulUOu QuCtl UCIS OO IIOL OO dts well, cbIlll
often with the best of care large per
cent. of them will die
Broilers can be raised here and sent to
Northern markets by steamer alive in
care of the porter of the ship, and with
proper conveniences for feed and water
will arrive in good condition with but
small expense if fifty to one hundred are
sent at one time. In April, May and June
these ':Spring chickens" are scarce and
sometimes sell as high as so to so cents
per pound.
Florida can certainly produce and get
into market at much less expense than
any Northern State; so here is the place
to raise "Spring chickens beyond ques-
ton. C.C.P.
Federal Point, Fla
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-10

that can be required of any place, and that they
have fully resolved to make it their future home;
Theaverage man remembers when he was small
boy it was his greatest desire to ego fishing,"
though he whispered to his friends that he seldom
caught any thing-notev even bite! AS he grew older
he used to steal of into the woods and pretendh he
was hunting, but his success in that line was not
much more brilliant than in fishing. For many
years he has had time to indulge in
either sport, but he has looked longngly
forward to some happy day in the future,
when he could fish and hunt with clear
conscience, and likewise with some probability OF
success Florida, my dear reader, is the Sports
mans Paridise and Volusia county is in the Ter
restrial Eden. Here you find Deer, Turkey, Rab-
bits, Quail Doves and Wild Pigeonsin abundance
One can fish all day long in the lakes and the st.
Johns river, near by, and catch something tool
And if ambitious of better sport than the lakes
afford he can go to the Ocean, only twenty miles
away and catch muHet Sheephead, Bass and
other excellent edible fish in any quantity,