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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Exhibition of flashing light an Eddy
stone Point, East Coast, Tasmania.
With reference to the preliminary notice
Issued by this Board, dated March !. 1858,
It Is hereby notified that on and after tine
first day OF May, 1889, from sunset 10 sun
rise q light will be exhibited from the light
house which has been erected on Eddy
stone Point, the poSItiOn and character
iStiC> Of which are as follows -
The EddyStOne lighthouse i situated III
latitude 20 deg. 80 min. 10 sec. >. longitude
rs deg. . min. 80 sec. [. (approNimate).
The light viii be l42 feet above the mean
sealeveI, and the bright part OF it will be
visible IN clear weather, ut the Weight OF 10
feet, liz miles.
Ii Is First Order DioptriC Flashing
Light. showing every half-minute bright
triple flashes from y. - deg. W. (which
VIII clear the rocks of ST. Helen'S Point
mile) round easterly 10 :. 3 deg. W, which
viii clear the Saldmauder Rock l mile, and
red sectors will show from ;. deg. ". TO
;. Is deg. E. towering the Salamander
Rock. Eucalyptus Rock. and other dan
gers In that vicinity and from y. - deg.
". round ;. 10 \. Il deg Z.
\ red subsidiary light placed go feet TO
the eastward OF the tower, viii also be ex-
hibiCed at the same time, with radius OF
y. miles, at Z height OF Is feet above the
mean Sea-level. This viii clear the Vic
tOria Rocks IL miles.
4. &. WEBSTER,
Master Warden.
Marine Board Office, Hobart, Jan. :, 1889.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. l
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
MONDAY. Feb. Il,
Strnr James Makee, MaCaulay, from Ra-
An bk John D Brewer, JosSelyu. lS5
DAYS from Boston.
Schr IA Moi from hohala.
Schr LihOliho from Lahaiua.
TUESDAY. Feb. u.
Stmr Kaala, Underwood, from Waianae
WEuNESpAx, Feb, ls.
sslur Kinau. Lorenzen. from Maui and
SIM Pele. Smytle. from Hamakua.
S1-n- { K Bishop, lie Claire, from circuit
I'm An bk Ivy. c4rou. $50 days from New
TuuRspAY. Feb. a
Stmr Lehua. CLARK, from Hamakua-
Sch- sarah K Eliza from hOelau.
FEluAv. Feb. -.
Am l5ne W H Dimoud Drew, l>'z
DAYS from >au Francisco
An bk:ne ; \ Castle, Hubbard II days
from san Francisco
An bktne Discovery, Mcneil, l. days
Am b6 Alden Be>>e. Cousins, - DAYS
from san Francisco.
Am whal tk Helen Mars from san Fran
cisco
Scar Kaa-a. Underwood. from Waianae
and WalalCa-
laC
Sru- Eva from Ewa.
Schr NIokuOla from Eva. Oahu
Schr Mile Morris from hCol2u. q.
Schr Leahi from kohala.
Sa--EuAy. Feb. Is.
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Assignees' Notice =!
Boundary Commission Notice

A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE
"a for the settlement of the boundaries of
the lands OF Naiwa, kahanui. Kipu, Holi.
of Molokai, all parties interested in said
land or lands adjoining same are hereby
notified that THURSDAY, February .,
1899, at l. O'Clock noon at the Court House
III the town of Lanaina, Maui, Is the time
and place set for hearing proofs Of survey
of said land, and any objections thereto.
SAMUEL L. CHILLINGWORTH,
Commissioner of Boundaries Second Judi
Cial Circuit 125T-2t dot
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COM NERCIAL.
E0N0LrLr. FER. y. ~.

HONOLULU. FEB. y, iSS9,
Arrivals from foreign ports since last
issue have been the barks J. d. Brewer from
Boston and wv from New York; the ). y
Alameda. banks Alden BeSse and Helen
Mars. and barkentines W. II. Dimond, ). \.
Castle ana Discovery from san Francisco.
Departures have been the :. :. Alameda
for Australia. 8. ;. Australia, bark ). {.
Allen. bsrkenlineS ). q. Wilder and Skaglt,
and yacht Casco for San Francisco, and the
bark Dunseors for Portland, Orecon-
Reesipfs OF sugar have been +0,4l6 bags,
ard Of rice 2.t75 bags.
In instance OF the amount % direct ship
ping Of sugar from outports, it's mentioned
that four vessels have been n the line be
tween san Francisco and Nahukona during
the past few months
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CONCEIVE HIM IF YOU CAN.

Conceive me, ii YOU can,
\ neddling-all young man,
\ commonplace stamp,
With pen and q lamp,
And big Aloha fan.
Who thinks a minstrel show
More fun than opera slow,
Who's fond OF a niger
And doesn't get bigger
On laughing gas and blow.
\ commonplace young man,
\ matter-of-guess young man,
A noisy and critical, highly political,
Hop and go fetch young man.
BUNTHoRNE.
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Administrator Notice 4!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Administrator Of
the Estate Of ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. late
OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, deceaseds SOfice
is hereby given 20 all creditors Of the deceased
20 present their claims whether secured BY
mortgage or Otherwise, duly authenticated sud
with the proper vouchers, II any exist, 70 the
UNDERLINED within six months from the date
hereof or they viii be forever barred; and 81
persons indebted 70 the said deceased are re-
quested 70 make immediate payment AZ the
once Of j. n. 1OHsAEEAT, No. y Merchant
Street. Honolulu.
A. J. CAMPBELL,
Admr. Of the Estate Of a. Campbell, deceased.
Honolulu. Jan. IS. 1859. fDl-5l
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vessels in FOR. from Foreign rorts

Vessels in Fort from Foreign Ports,
L : : Alert, Green, Callao, : \.
Ii Is NJ : COrmOraut, Nichols, Cruise.
Rk Don Adolfo. MOorhead, Newcastle.
Blk Alex Mcneil, Friis, Newcastle, y ; W.
Bk w Il Godfrey, pabel. san Francisco,
Bk Kalakaua, Henderson, Tahiti.
Schr Robert SearleS, PittE, Port BlaSeley
Bktne Mary WinSelman, Dyreborg, : +.
Am ok J y Brewer, JoSSelyu, Boston.
Am bktpe Wrestler, Cook, Newcastle,
Am bS IVY. Caron, New York.
Rkt " vi nimond. Drew. san Francisco
Bktne ; \ Castle. Hubbard, san Francisco
Bktne Discovery, Mcneil, san Francisco,
BIZ Alden BeSSe. Cousins, san Francisco.
Bk ColuSS, BackuS, san Diego.
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Aarernscments.
MOrtgagee'S Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclOse.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 10 u power OF sale contained
in certain mortgage deed. dated the 18th day
of April. 4 ID 1897. made 10y Luika Pahrkus and
J P kauWalu her husband, Of Waialua, Island
OF Oahu. 10 A Cartwright OF Honolulu, in said
Island OF Oahu, Trustee for Wilhelm Phgger
and Emiiy Chrissa pnuger OF Bremen, Ger
many, recorded in the Office Of the Registrar OF
Conyeyaucss. in Liber iG7, folios - ana IS, and
for breach OF the conditions in said mortgage
deed contained to wit: the non-paymeut Of the
interest when due, that all and singular the
lands, tenements and hereditaments In said
mortgage deed contained and described viii
be hereafter designated, be sold at Public Aue-
ton on account OF the breach OF the conditions
as hereinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described be-
ing all those six pieces parcels OF land situate
AZ haWailoa, IN said Waialua, containing in all
an area OF 40 acres, more or less, aud being
the same premises more particularly described
IN Royal Patent No. $40, Land Commission
Award No. S2O5 issued TO Hokuaulani, the uncle
OF said LuikS Pahukoa.
Excepting however from said premises all
that portion Of Apana which was conveyed by
said mortgagors 10 Elizabeth X Pratt, by deed
Gateu We SIN OF June, 1879, and recorded in
Ltber 50, folios 80 and So
These premises are partly taro land and partlv
kula or dry land, suitable for house lot. and
lie near the residence OF the manager OF the
kawailoa Ranch Company
\. j. CARTWRIGHT, Trustee for
II. =. Pnager and Emily Clazissa Pnuger.
j. NJ Monsarrat, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1889. l25S-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-19
POLICE COURT.

( -Four Chinese were complained OF at
/ the Station, on Sunday, by native Tor
| pulling what he claimed was his taro.
/ 4 policeman went out and arrested them
for breaking the Sunday law. They were
/ fined on Monday 80 cents and 81 % costs
each, So 20in all.
George Harrigan, kahai and Akaa,
drunk, S. each.
Akana, furious riding, So; cruelty to 4
horse, S1l.
Wednesdays record opens with two
| discharges and remandment
7. J. McInnes, assault and battery, is
sentenced TO pay $1l.50 and be impris-
oned y hours. He had bought some
goods at a Chinaman's store at Pawaa,
and when the StOrekeeper was carrying
them home for him, under promise OF
| being paid for the articles, Mclnnes drew
4 knife and threatened TO kill his cred
itor.
kahelekua. \. Ryan, Kealoha. Jack
McCape, D. Bone, Phi, drunk, S. each.
| hawaiki and William, affray, Sc each.
H. Gumpier, violating hack regulations,
d. reprimanded and discharged
Ten Chinese, brought up on remand
for gaming, are defended by \. Rosa and
Y. Y. Ashford, who claim that the charge
IS different from that presented on the
9Th inst The Court rules that defen-
dants must plead TO the charge now
made, counsel excerpts and the case is
again remanded.
Ikaaka kauhini, larceny OF horse and
goods valued at $50. Defendant and his
surety, @. W. c. kaaona. are called and
failing to appear the bail bond for 800 is
ordered to be forfeit.
CIVIL SUITS.
L. 4. Thurstou and C. Boite, execu-
tors OF estate OF Geo. EngelhaYdt, de-
ceased, vs. Geo. Markham. Assumpsit
for $3.50. c. Creighton for plaintiff.
Defendant Is deiaulted. and judgment
entered for plaintiff for so.
J. Hunt VS.. J p Bowen. Assumpsit
for 500 c. Creighton for plaintiff; c.
L. Carter for defendant. Judgment for
plaintiff. S123.9O. Appealed by defen-
dant
4 brace OF Chinese were brought up
for opium on Thursday. One is released
the other, All Mai, pleads guilty and Is
pay $50.
Kapoi pleads not guilty to larceny of
coat valued at $40 from II. klemme. j.
L. kaulukou defends him. Found not
guilty and discharged.
]. Olivia and Kamaka alias Poai, drunk,
So each.
Paahao, driving hack without num-
Der, 50.
The only criminal case heard by JUS
tice Foster on Friday was that OF ten
Chinese charged with gambling at the
ian tan game. Two OF them are dis
charged on nolle prosequi. A. Rosa APP
pears for four OF the remaining defend
ants, Deputy Marshal Creighton prose-
cutting. The eight defendants tried are
found guilty and fined as follows: Kan
Yet and All Stu, $50 and 81 20 costs each;
All Seeah, All Youa, All Pat, All Mo,
All Kit and Quai Sou, $50 and Sill costs
each-$169 all told.
CIVIL CASES.
Hamilton Johnson vs.. Nectario Jose
LUZ. Assumpsit for 81. %, goods sold
and delivered. w C. Achi for plaintiff;
J. 4 Mago5n Tor defendant. The latter
pleads general issue. Judgment for de-
endant with SI0.62 expenses.
In the Police Court on Saturday David
Monroe and Charley Jacob were fined
for drunkenness kahai, who escaped
from the Reiormatory School, was sent
back, and two cases we're continued ct
the request OF counsel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-19
NOTICE !

THE CIRCUIT JUDGE OF
L the Third Judicial Circuit. viii sit at
Chambers for the hearing Of Appeals and Pro-
bate Matters, at the times and places following
10 wit:
I. ,. 1888.
At the Court House. South Kohala. at9a. N i,
March ;, 1859.
AZ the Court House. North Rohala ct 9 o. II.
March :. 5. 9. II, IL. 1889
u the Court House, North kona, al q. m.
March 10. IL. 1889.
At the Court House. South Kona at a. m.
March 10. -. 1889.
S.L.AUSTIN. Circuit Judge.
January q 1852. i.56-3t
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Administrators Notice.

liz IN IIEKolGN ED ia =
i Ing been duly appointed Administrator Of
the E-tafe Of MACHADO Of EapalarBa Homo
lula. OsaE, deceased notice i hereby given TO
al persons having Claims against the said
estate are hereby notified that they must PIE
sent the same, daily verified. and uith proper
vouchers 10 the undersigned within six months
from the date hereof or they will be forever
barred: and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment:
RATMOSD REYES.
Administrator Estate Of HachadO.
HoaoIuIu. Dee -. isSs- 1255-8t
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AaFRrtizRHfats.
MARSHAL'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF exc
ID cutiOn issued out OF the Supreme Court
on the 4th day OF February. 4. D. 1889,
against L. 3. Kerr. defendant, in favor OF
J. :. Martin, plaintiff, for the sum OF ST.
706.63, / have levied upon and shall expose
for sale II the auction rooms OF Jas. F
Morgan, in the District OF kOna. Honolulu.
Island Of Oahu. at u O'Clock noon OF
SAT RDAY- the 9th day Of March \
p. 1859. TO the highest bidder. all the
right. title and interest of the said l. B.
Kerr. defendant, in and to the following
property, unless said Judgment. interest.
costs and my expenses be previously paid
List Of property Tor sale:
Q Gases Of Tail1Tz' Goods
Case Cs Hats
Case Of PeTfEuery-
! Case 81 Buttons
Sufficient OF the above properly viii be
sold subject 10 q mortgage II favor Of ".
o.. Irwin * Col 70 satisfy said execution.
JNO H SOPER
Honolulu. Feb. ;. 1853. 33-tf
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advertisements
NOTICE I!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAY-
i ing been daily appointed Admiuisrra.or OK
The Estate % g. All NEE. late Of RHkUihaeIe,
deceased: notice j. hereby given 70 all persons
70 present their claims against the estate OF said
G. All Nee. daily authenticated, whether secured
bT usorfc1ze OF Otherwise 10 the undersigned. 81
the once % Il Hackfeld & Co, Honclulu.
within six months from the date hereof OF they
will be forever barred and all persons indebted
70 said estate arc hereby requested to make i'm
mediate payment
J. F. HACKPELD.
Administrator % the Estate OF G. Al Nee
deceased. I255-4t
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DIED.

this city February 18th.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rebecca Vernon, ! ma
tive Of Coventry, England; aged IS years
and l month.
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NOTICE :

ALLPERSONS HAVING GROVE
"A Ranch Plantation Rials are requested to
present the same FOR redemption at the Office Of
the Plantation 81 Nakaw1o before March -
1859. WI. LOWRIE, Manager.
Grove Ranch. Jan. 70 1889. f25i5t
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
4 IEG 5eeu Only appointed Administration Of
the Estate u. JOSEPH LOWELL. Of Lihue-
Island % Kauai deceased; notice D. hereby
gwen 70 al persons having claims against the
said estate 20 present the same daily verified
and with proper vouchers 90 the undersigned
within SIX months from date hereof or they sill
be forever barred. asG 81 peF-OD- indebted ~
SAID estate are requested 20 maze immediate
payment. q. II. WILLIS.
Admiuistszt,sE Estat= OF Joseph Lowell
LiGus. Kauai FEB. = 1888. 1z31-3t
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Fps. stamps lamps

Stamps. stamps lamps !
WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS OF
" the Hawaiian Islands in use in the
years ISL and Is52- Design, figure OF val
Ue within IN ornamental frame. name
above color pale blue. values ,, ) and -
cents Any number bought and good
prices given Worth anyOne's while to
look through their old papers Do not re-
move the stamps from the paper and send
samples and prices 70 E D. BACON.
Il Seething Lane. London,
71-4r I2451m= London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-19
NOTICE.

AT 4 MEETING HELD FOR THE
u purpose tire following officers were
elected for the Oahu Railway AMI Land
COMPANY:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-19
BORN.

MCLEAN-At MakawaO, Maui February
Sth, 10 the wife OF Geo. 7 Mclean, a
daughter.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a
i power OF sale contained in a certain mort
gage made BY Arthur Morgan TO Bishop e Co..
dated July p 1855. and recorded in the Regis
try of Deeds, in Liber il3, pages 49, 100 and fOl.
Notice is hereby given that the mortgages
intend to foreelose said mortgage for condition
broken TO wit; the nOn-payment OF interest
and principal, and upon such foreclosure will
sell at Public Auction, az time and place to
be hereafter designated, ell and singular the
lands. tenements and hereditaments described
in said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be obtained By appli-
cation to Bishop & Co. or Wm. o. Smith, At
torney for mortgages.
BISHOP & CO.. Mortgages.
Dated Honolulu, February 10, 1859.
The premises to be sold are: All the follow
ing tracts or parcels OF land. situate, lying and
being IN Palama, Honolulu, aforesaid, and be-
ing parts Of Royal Patent No. 40l Land Com
mission Award No. S3Oj, to wit.
1st-That certain piece Of land purchased by
said Morgan from VIM { Achi, by deed dated
January 10th, 1885, and recorded in Liber 81,
page 81
2d-ThAt certain piece Of land purchased BY
said Morgon from VIM Z Achi. by deed dated
April Sd. 1856. and recorded in Liber
3d-All the right, title interest and estate Of
The said Arthur Morgan, in and 10 a certain
Lease 10 him made bJ0sald VIM G Achi. Dec
l6th, 1885, and recorded in Liber
Together with all and singular, the tenes
meats, Embellishments aud Gppurteuances there
unto belonging. 125S-3t
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAY-
Il ing been appointed Administrator II the
Estate OF J. II. SPAULDING. deceased: notice
Is hereby given TO ali creditors Of said estate TO
present their claims 10 The undersigned within
six months OF the date OF publication Of this
notice. or they win be forever barred.
WILLIAM D. SMITH.
zdmiuistratOr
Honolulu January - 1883. 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-19
W. L. ROSE,

W. La LAOS6,
HILO- HAWAII
-DE4LER y AL KINDS or
Tin and Iron Ware, Stamped Tin,
Agate and Granite Ware,
ASSORTMENT OF
STOVES. WITH ALL KINDS OF
STOVE PIPING.
All this stock viii be sold st Reasonable Prices
~S Special attention paid 70 Plantation orders
"a Please Give BE a Call. "a
rI55g-smsl
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08
Curious Transmittal of Fever,

IsObCOu 1ODC.
In 1s46 a boy of 8 years, the
brother of the narrator's wife, was
taken down with scarlet fever and
died. One of the principal amuse.
ments of his illness had been looking
over a large picture book. After his
death this, with several other useful
playthings. was packed away in a
trunk. Twenty-six years later, in
1872, the sister.in-law of the editor
took the trunk with her on q journey
to England where he was then resid-
ing. The trunk was opened the
second day after it's arrival, and the
picture book was taken out and
presented to the editors 2-year-old
son. During the next fortnight the
little fellow was attacked by scarlet
fever. 1t was O wonder to the
doctors who were called in consulta-
tiOn how the disease had been con.
tracted, as there had been no scarlet
fever in the place for years. At
last it occurred to the editor that
the picture book might have trans.
mitted the disease, and the medical
men in attendance, on being told the
facts connected with it, agreed that
it had retained the poison for twenty.
six years and communicated it to
the child.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08
.MyAlSNM
-.-l-el.-.sl-V


Oh, & yhas = homer that svsss sonpssios,
:, - , Q, III. Il. b.ts.r part:
The happy smile Of welcome on the In
UpsprinSing from the heart.
It 10 the saesr clasp Of kindly hsnda.
The long remembered tone.
Inc ready eympathy which understand.
All ieelins BY its own. q. -
The rosy cheek Of little children pressed
To ours in loving sles;
The preesnce Of our dearest and our basA
No matter whore ws b.
And failing this. . prince may homeless
Though palace walls ar, ni,h.
And having II, desert shors may sive
The Joy wealth cannos buy.
Faf.feaehins-as che earth's rsmotsat snan
widespread a. OCEAN foam.
One thought 10 sacred In the breast oi
NAM
It 10 the thought Of home.
That little word his human fate shah bind
With destined above,
For there the homo of bis immortal mind
10 in Gods wider love.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08
Whore They Weaken.
The timidity of people when in

The timidity ofpeople when in the
presence Of death is frequently shown
at coroners inquests. When q wit
ness is ushered into the presence of
the jury the coroner recites the for.
NAL oath, which concludes with the
words. "the person whose body lies
mere dead." These ghostly words
agltate nervous witnesses, and more
especially ladies, who frequently look
about In q startled man1er, with q
view Officiating the subject of the in.
quest. Ofcourse the corpse is seldom
IN the same room with thejury.-St.-
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08
HoSs Versus Cattle.

In relation to the greater value of
hog products. as compared with those
from cattle which reach foreign
shores, the Field and Farm says:
We Of the plains country. where the
cattle ore thought kings, sometimes
lose sight Of the fact that the hogs in
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08

i About 8 o'clock q snug little man,
in a dress suit and light overcoat,
ialighted at thestation in Short Hills.
He approached an old man who
stood on the platform with a lantern
and asked to be directed to the
house of Mrs. Widgeon.
'.What Mrs. Widgeon, sir?"
II do not know. This lady lives in
q large house near the station, 1 am
told" Z
"There never was but one Mrs.
.Widgeon in Short Hills that l ever
heard OF, sir. This was old Widder
Widgeon, who's been dead nigh on
to ten years. There's her house, sure
enough, that big onejust beyond the
bend in the road. Her 4 married
daughter lives there now. There's
nobody else Of that name here unless
Its some of the summer boarders,
and it's q bit airly for them.
s "That's queer" mnrmursd the lit
tie man. ''Well. that must be the
5house, Thanks" said he starting
of down the road. %s . -
Yen minutes later lady, heavily
4veiled, emerged from the gloom al
the other end of the platform and
approached the same old man.
Can you direct me to the residence
OF Mrs. Widgeon?' she asked, IN g
mysterious voice. 90 : :
"What, another one?" chuekled
!. tha old station master. '.The widdel
/ seems to be in demand tonight"
]. 4 "Do you know. or do you not?''
asked the lady, sharply.
.'Well, ma'am, / reckon I know as
well las anybody else around these
sparts. Many aday's work I've done
1pr the Widder Widgeon.,,'
It ID q large house near the sta
itloa, q lsnotf" Which WY am Itc
ap?" ! q 3eiF ), Is. 4,
"Yes-yes, that's just what .th'
/ 9snt said, but you'll find the part,
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08
Tho Household.

WHITE CAKE.-Two cups of pow
dered sugar. one cup of butter, whites
of eight eggs beaten light. one cup of
water. three cups of flour we'll sifted.
two teaspoons of baking powder.
GREEN TOMATO SAUcE.-Cut up
pint OF green tomatoes; take a table,
spoonful of black must rd seed. three
tablespoonsful Of dry mustard, two
tablespoonsful each OF black pepper.
allspice and celery seed. three table.
spoonfuls Of salt one quart OF chopped
onions. one pint OF sugar. tvo and one
half quarts OF vinegar, red pepper to
taste; beat the spices and boil all to-
gether till done.
CHICKEN Soup.-Save the broth at
ter boiling chickens and to it add a
dozen ripe tomatoes peeled and sliced
and one onion thinly Sliced; boil twen-
ty minutes; season, add two beaten
eggs and serve.
BOILED CoDr1sH.-Soax in cold wa.
ter over night; in the morning put in
a stew pan with half pint of water
and pint and half of milk; stew
slowly. and then add u half cup of milk
taickened with flour; season with pep
per and butter and serve on toast.
MINCED CoD.-Flake cold boiled
cod. add one of mashed potatoes. a
small lump OF butter. one-half tea.
spoon of cornstarch and one beaten
egg; heat and serve.
BOILED SALT MACKEREL.-Freshen.
wrap in a cloth and simm er fifteen
minutes. Remove carefully from the
cloth to dish. with the skin side nm.
Serve with drawn butter.
The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08

his cow with a beef form.
While it is not difficult for dairy
man with q knowledge of his business
to select COW that will make ten
pounds of butter week, provided al
ways such COW is within the drove or
herd he is inspecting. COWS that will
make fourteen pounds of butter a week
are not to be found in the droves that
are driven about for sale. Such cows
are seldom for sale except at breeders
prices. A novice might by chance Sc
lect COW that was making ten pounds
Of butter q week under the right treat
ment,ye if he kept her in q cold stable
and gave her ice-water to drink and
fed her on timothy hay and ground
barley and corn-meal, all Of which are
lacking in protein, the COW would soon
run down to three and one-half pounds
a week and stay there. or make less
Another man who knew his business
might have selected the same COW and
kept her in a warm stable. given water,
warm ensilage made from sweet corn
we'll matured, two or three pounds OF
clover hay and u plentiful supply of
wheat bran or middlings. ground oats
and peas, or little oil meal or any
other food containing protein in liberal
proportion. and the COW would pro5ab-
ly have increased to twelve pounds a
week if her limit permitted. d.-American
Agriculturist,