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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
KoHALA NOTES.

Mr.. Ashford Spencer died suddenly at
his residence in KohalS on Monday
afternoon: while in the act Of fastening
his gate. he threw Up his arms Sud fell
back deSd, The funeral was conducted
from his house the following afternoon
by the Knights Of Pythias, and the re
mains were laid in the Auglican Church
eurying ground. He was son OF Frank
Spencer, ESQ +, Of WaimeS, and brother
oi Mrs. JDdge Rickerton Of Honolulu.
An interesting police incidefA in
which Polish Jew by the name OF Dur
row, or something similar. who has
lately been employed at the Havi Mill,
Was the principal figure, wSs among the
passing events OF to-dSy. Ii appears that
some one found him in Dr. Weddick's
house, and inquired what he was there
for IS the doctor was i'll. He offered
some excuse. but his interviewer det2in-
ed him few moments while he looked
20 see II any Of the doctors effects were
missing and then let him 90. 1t was
SooE after discovered that the doctors
vest Snd gold watch were missing, snd
then search WAS made for the man, who
however could not be found.
Lister on Mr.. Tullcch, who by good for
tune happened to be serving at the Gen.
trsl Telephone Station instead OF the
Office boy, had call iron Union Mill
station by someone who wanted infor>
nStlon. but declined 10 give his name.
A warrant Was Immediately got out, and
three men made quick traces Tor the Sta
ton, but our man hal gone further on,
p2si the HSwi station.
RsirScing their way 70 the Govern
ment ToSd. they s;rucS for point some
distance beyond, and seeing their game
approaching Slong the r4ilroSd track,
thew dispersed until he was within
sinking distance and then closed in on
hum Snd banged not Only their game but
the missing waiStcoSE and watch, which
were all bound for Mahukona. 10 take
passage IN the vessel which was TO sail
Tor San Francisco. The vessel has sailed
without Its wOuld-be passenger, who will
have ample time 10 Tuminate over the
event and study out the connection be-
tween Al anonymous telephone call and
3 warrant of arrest for stealing. DR..
WeSidick will probably be able to attend
Court tomorrow.
Rain has fallen N abundance the past
fOur days TO rejoice the hearts OF the
planters.
Dr. Bond has been confined to his
house by . severe shaking and sprained
ankle. incurred by his horse falling on
him Monday evening.
kohzls, October Is. 1891.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
O1ick Transit.

Ma. Emma: Fer tie benefit Of 5 nuas-
Der Of pe-soos who ssy they would ike
70 hzve hone s: Pear City i the dis
tsncz did Dos make il impr2ciiesole for
lhsu o live i5are znd do bosiRess in
town: ! big 10 cail yo1r attention 10
lres-l. facilities fuE transportation
Whirh giIl Dc improved whaoeEer there
Is reasonable demand
1 passenger train lszyes Ho-olulu for
Pear CITY Snd Ess flz1.zii1n AZ 6-l5
X. returning s, $40; another train
caves - S-s5, returning 81 ii 30 A n ;
z1.ihsr Train le4ges =. ! - P-K, re-
tuning Al 40 P 4. Pearl City lOSzl
tran leaves ~ 3 - p n, S36 re.uros =.
60 n Next morning
Inc LAST train Ezs put o. foE the beBs-
e q OGe pzsselgsr, - per agreement
made by Inc Railway Company ~ the
zCrliol sale q Pearl City los las year;
within one Eezk IRON the Gzy tie Pearl
City loczl commenced 10 r1n, there were
io1sn Is 10 > passengers BON say.
TIE tine = - minutes, Ehlch : $
E1ot-il 1oi b-.-er-shzn Is made frou
Walk TIE Railway Company rC1
ihzlr business % nee; the wants u the
p1blic. and every eEYrl Eil Dc made
within the oo1ucs q rezs = 10 gre per
iect satisfaction 70 al prasen. and pEos-
p7ciIVe residents - rear City.
/ asp WISH 10 call attention 10 the Tzte
O. fare which the company guarantee io-
many yezrs-Only 10 CENTS each Ssy
second class. IS cents FIR clzss, fur
those sho b1ild residences within one
year, and sh9se ELO 10 nOl build within
HAT time csoi And = cents per mile,
respectively.
3. T DLLLSGaAx.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
The Biologists on S. E. Bishops
Theory OF the Ice-Aee.

Inc following appears In the IndePen'
dent Of September 24,h:
Geology claimed more attention
than usual AZ the recent scientific assem-
blages az Washington. = : The Inter
national Congress q Geologists extended
Us sessions for week. The great
g. interest seemed to attach TO the dis
c0ssiols respecting the Glacial Age.
Chamberlain advocated the presence OF
two ice-zgrs, separated by the inter
glacial period. tune OF immense dura-
ton. The European geologists present
disapuroyed Of this enthusiastically,
As stated by Hughes, Of Cambridge,
England, b@a1se IL Is not likely that the
unusual conditio1s required to bring
zb01f the cold term EO1ld have been
duplicated again 50 soon, partly also Be-
cz1se AL the phenomena Of deposit can
Be explained BY limited advances and
retreats Of the ice sheet Ii Al zstron-
oniczl ezuse Is required to develop ex-
irene cod, II E&s pointed ont that
better theory 70 account for i Is 10 IL
gard the sun as s variable star, very
much As vas set forth By Is E Bishop
n Science 3 few aeeks since"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Konz Not Cursed.
3. T. DuILSGEAS.
Genera AansEsT

M EDITOz- Nay De permitted 70
maze = fsE rsmzrks u : letter WHICH
appeared II ycu paper q September =,
SEne5 ". Z. C4slIs.
ILzt gentleman NUS have ban IN
ioEDa5 D. = perss1 O perso1s entire :
islo-zzt q ko-z zEzzrs. "Eu-z :
c-rsa1 EI-1 s-zSl5ns osoers, many q
then D-1-reS-1=1-5 HEY EiI Ii sell
zl1 lleF - LIZ s7zm zux5-7s u i=z-e
eL5=p. UD11 SLCEr 56rL1s and - EiEn
Ts-lS-ii ! have three tennis. Il Q Eisg-u
hzEe : l5zse t1T - Eszrs, z1o-1-E bzs 3
Y-zrs, z1t . leKS have leases fron Is IL
- Tezrs- Can i1sss o. ezlL73 sllo-r
lzzs=sE &9< ior ths noa-rezic=nt land
oEl-rs Her Mss=>ty Q1ae1 LiiiEo.z-
lzui and the Hon C Z Bishop. l have
hard ID complaints iron any q their
tenants. Il lh= land II koos were sod
and divided into small holdings, having
hC1Sas 51Ilt especially upon each i0E
thar accommodation, l an perfectly
sire ihz1 N less than . years the Land
EO1ld have fallen again into the hands
u few.
Why sho1ld oEneEs q land Be forced
70 sci? Perhaps to satisfy the Ehlm Of
people Fbo can Do nothing themselves
and are JEALOUS q others that can do
soDe-hing. By employing lzbo- Ne
landowners do Is much good IS cofae
planters s-o1ekeepers, lawyers, etc, etc.
Ii s8ens hard TIA; kols must Ezit til
the Lord DsrGfully removes the big
landowners and gives 2 CHARGE TO divide
Up the estates most certainly hope
thai the Lord vii not include me among
TIE Dig landowners, f1r the sake o. nv
children. TO1rs truly,
Z C.. GREESSEII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Nrp advertisements.
REASONS WHY

Reasons why Pearl City should be
built up:
1.-The City OF Honolulu is crowded
into narrow limits.
2-Go to Pearl City for sanitary con-
siderations.
3-Pearl City occupies, naturally, the
most favorable site for a great CONNER
cial city.
Pearl City is provided with the
purest and sweetest drinking water to be
found in the Kingdom.
5-Pearl City offers the most charm
ing and desirable residence sites, vary
ing in elevation and location from ten
feet above sea level (at the point where
the great ocean steamers will dock few
years hence) back TO the mountains
three miles distant up a gentle slope
TO an elevation OF 100 feet, commanding
q view OF the surrounding country, Pearl
Harbor and the blue Pacific beyond,
which must be seen to be appreciated.
6-Pearl City as a health resort has
peculiar advantages and attractions. The
President, DIR. Duncan OF the American
Health Association OF Chicago, has Just
secured the refusal OF q site ct Pearl
City for saniiarium for that society.
S-The soil of Pearl City is exceed
ingly rich and productive as evidenced
by the location Of three fruit companies.
9-Pearl City offers the finest bust
ness and residence sites for the least
money TO be found in the Kingdom.
1G-Pearl City is provided with the
best, most comfortab e, most econom-
zeal, and the quickest means OF trans
poTtaIiOn in the Kingdom.
1l-Pearl City is six degrees cooler
than Honolulu
I2-PeaIl City has harbor destined
10 be the Great American Naval and
Coaling Station OF the Pacific.
13-Pearl City has a harbor with 2
capacity to float all the aavies of the
world.
14-Pearl City occupies q position to
be visited by the great line OF steamers
en- route via the Nicaragua Canal.
15-Peari City is destined to be the
Great Commercial Emporium of the
Pacific.
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.,
B. f. DILLINGHAM;,
zoSI-3t General Manager.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20

In that puEposee lie could nos have
been SceOsinsed with the tact that was
Sex II bed about two weeks. lust about
sAle time he wSS aeesinS these TWO men
every night AZ Naw&i&h2o. or he would
have substituted someone in nv stead.
Aud now, after &il q his innnmerahle
conflicting statements. and lust alter re-
cesvinS sentence. lse admits in the preS-
eDce Of the Marshal And numerous
officers, 1hst he never told The Tailor OF
Capt Trspp that Jnea wSs one II his
coaiederStes, bu; said Z" that Is : man
that LOCKS like one of Them" and then
admitted right there, IN the presence oi
the above gentlemen, that he never hSd
white coaieserzies 81 Sll-0syer wSs in
S1igSseI 10 commit the hurciSrsss and
never wSS paid therefor. 50 think the
testimony given hy Capt. "Trip in the
iste c&se has but little weight. SourS,
respectfully. II. A. JUKS,
Lste CapsSln Of Police.
Honolulu, 81. !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Who Is "A?n

NJ. Enz7oz in yoar lSSs Issue 5
character Kho signs himself = i a hiss $
le;ie-. IN which he freely USES nv name
This isIlow, who chooses 10 hide behind
TIE I=its- A." Is worse thza Bzrc-
footed Bll-" TIE sitter kep1 IN the
DARK 10 rob men Q; Their possessions, o1l
Tie fo-nz- hides behind the ls.ier = 4 =
- rob p-ople q lheir sood n4ne-
4 Blolz sub - Is Al honorable one 70
55sz1ss, Sni honorable persons Srs 10.
ashamed 10 Z sass L openly 2nd over
!l-Ir names
Csne 10 tie E.il,, Mr.. "As'f i yoa
have 5 grievance sizte il, sid ! vii Dc
happy - answer yOu-
! have lsclC1ai II places where hes-
lev. me founder q Ms.hoiiSn. Ezs
ru.lo1-esgzo, Martin Luihsr stoned, 2nd
have yislIei Seito-G prison, where the
Clc1ch = England coa1n1d b0ny&a-
b. surely thoss DAYS u persecution are
passed an prepared - Nee: shy Nan
~ S1y -. q men II pablo discussion
o. S1y bible doctrine | have advanced.
MILAN HAMMOND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Another Voice From Kona.

Ak- EDZToR. Tie sweeping assertion
inside by Mr.. Castle IN his srticle-
"Thro1gh Kons 70 Hilo.= printed in the
GAZETTE Of September -, that s'Kous is
earsed with grSsping landowners, msny
Of them non-resiielts, T" cannot be borne
o11 by fScs- Put zliogesher, there sre
very lee nonresident landlords. True
the trustees Of the lSie Mrs. Bishops eS-
tate sre nonresident, but they Sre Ger
izi1ly n0t grSSp;ng oEnerss on the con-
irAry they are very good landlords sud
give leases iOr very long periods SnG on
EASY terms They Srs The lSrssSG Owners
in either North ~ Souih ko1S- ! N.Y.
sell had leases fUom O;her owners on
larry gooi Terms, and for pretty long
periods Our genial friend. Jehn :.
Aa,oGr. $50 holds leases for pretty
long periods. There are lots q ie4s-s
noS running f0- psriois u frOm % to 50
years a glance AZ TIE public register
So1ld prove i; The Government Sre
$50 pretty large Owners q land Why
Ihey Do 10. have il al occupied i not
kno<-
The best residents in either district
would o1ly Dc too glad 10 see all the va
cant land taken up&nd properly utilized
The expressions used by Mr.. Castle in
reference 10 ho1z Sre misleading and
might deier settlement
he greatest curse 10 KoGs Is the Ism
t2n2. TIE want Of roads, and also, partly,
the want Of The nigh. people 20 occupy
the lS1G. Mr.. Castle mus. have been
O. ignorant q the facts.
4 RESIDENT.
North Koas, October y, 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
From an Ex.Pofee Officer.

M ED-Toz: think /. Is about tine
70 speak Oat in defense Of myself IN re.
gard to what looks Ike 3 Conspiracy 70
discredit NY character. TIE statements
made both II and ont q Court by Wn.
HOopi alias ssBzreEooted BiIl''} against
nyself are 50 conflicting, thztI am forced
% believe z graf deal Of Il has been
manufactured and hsfched for him by z
lev psrs1ns With an GnfEeldly dispIs-
tim toward myself
Il seems 80 strange that HOopi should
p1ek ne ont above AL others 10 Use as
izrge1 70 obtain (zs he said leaie1cy
iron the Coar1, Ehen he never knew or
spoke 70 ne IN his life He sid the
shite men told him Il vas 70 get Mar
shzl Wilson ous Of o6ce Dos Il look
that they sh01ld tell hin 50,
even thOugh scrh thing had been done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
AT THIS OPERA HOUSE,.

The Silicon combination occupied the
boards of the Opera House Thursday.
The outside attractions were numerous
and small but apprecis,ive audiences
was present. The Silbons appeared here
some time ago and left good impress
sion: it is 10 be regretted that they did
not have a better welcome that night.
The psr'or exercises By the four Siloons
were up TO their usual excellent standard.
They were followed by Thomas Herbert
in his remarkable performance on the
trapeze; this act evidently made the hit
OF the evening. the suiience showing
their appreciation by hearty and pro
longed applause. Mr.. Herbert slso APP
peared in pedal balancing act, proving
himself TO be an artist.
The Dale Brothers appeared in q
mourniul act entitled "a Comic Spanish
Entree.n Just where the comic side
came in the audience could not see, and
as the brothers did not take them
into their confidence, they are all
wondering yet. The Dsles redeemed
themselves later by some clever
juggling tricks with several hats. The
event OF the evening was the very re-
markahle evolutions of tie Silbon family
on The trapeIe, They were somewhat
cramped for room, rs the opera house
afforded them very limited space fur
placing the large amount OF rigging
necessary for their act. They have few
equals on the flying trapeze, and every
body should see one OF the Silbons turn
3 double somersault in the air and land
in the arms of another who is hanging
head down quite distance in the air.
This act clio es the performance, and
sends The audience home thinking OF
the nerve DISPLAYED.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20

Ax snsrzAsLz skesch q Pear Hsroo-,
Is present znd prospective s1vzni2seSs
written BY Rev s Z Bishop, vi -
f11nd q smother page No one : better
o1zE5a5 % SPEAK knowingly q the Place
thar be. who kzs been familiar with
ever 100. q land S-oood L, $ SIT
vsyo- z1d resi3s1; io- thirty O fa-ty
years pas Hss description Q. ths p-os-
pae,ivs Increase q shipping sid ,r@3e q
Ha1o-ulu II ths 1ezr i1.u7e i not over
drawn, z1i many are DOE living Who
vi Sc the ssz.a2el. verified, tlz- IL
hz-ol- I'll Dc too sDzI. - accommodate
tie demands q irz1s-Psc6e shipping
al trace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
WILLIAMS, DIAOND d CO.'S
CIRCULAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3, 1891.
Beer SUeAR.-The Alameda Refinery
came into the marke. here last week,
snd the Chino Refinery in the Southern
California market at one-eighth under
the local prizes, and their sugar is being
rapidly taken
CUBA BssIs.-No changes occurred
| until The 18Th, when sales were made at
) 7-.6c., also ST 333sc., the former price
establishing the basis for Island sugar.
On the S0ih, snd again to-day, sales
We're made 81 lee, which Is present
basis.
Refined continues in fair demand, al
! though orders sre being taken below
posted quotations. Beeis for new crop
delivery have been offered under present
| ruling prices i0r both raw and refined
but We look for an adjustment OF this
| difference during the present month,
when more reliable estimates OF present
beet crop are received.
Foreign markets remain steady with a
little stronger feeling, bees being quoted
on the 24th s. is. %.
TOTAL stock u sugar at four ports Of the
United States on September "a Was
% 20 tons, against t6 gil tons at the
same time lass year. Total sto < in all
the principal countries at latest uneven
daies to September "A, 655. 1l2 tons,
sgzinst 506, ST. tons last year at the
same dates
Our latest telegram from New York of
to-day reports no change in prices OF
Raw, although 2 strong and advancing
market, caused By prospect OF short sup
plies. Refined in good demand. Price
u Granulsfed unchanged, 41sc. Ger
iifcates: Common, S95s, Preferred %.
Present beet crop nOE estimated at
about same as last year. New crop
quoted 10 day rs. led. to rs. Il "a. for
s. : test European and foreign mar
Eets strong
RICE.-Pncss OF Island are lover oR-
ing u l4Tge receipts IRON Japan and the
large crop in Louisisla; No. l selling al
a.. net, while Japan polished is beng
sod a 81 20, % days.
ELoUR.- e. u TX Fam, s. . per
Dbl, fob; Fl Dorado, 81 30 per boil,
fob; Crown, $50 pr Dbl, o-b-
B4RLET-Ao. Feed, Sl-l21s9Si.l5
per ell, fob; G-d. or Rolied, So 80
per ton, fob.
BRAs.-s SO 80 per ton. fob; Middl-
iBgs, 81. 80 per ton, lob.
OATs.-Choioe, 81 20 per ctl., fob.
WHEAT--sl 709s1.7211s per ctl., fob
HAY.- Comp. Wheat, $l5-50Gsl7 per
ton, fob; Comp. Dat, sl59sl5 80 per
ton, fob; large bales Wheat, $3.50,
Oat, SIC per ton, fob.
LxE.-I.X-L., $40; other brands
81 Is per boil, 70 b.
CHARIERs. = Market has continued |
very dull since our last adTices, with lev |
transactions, and those at decline. |
Last charter, iron 40s., orders, and |
at this writing other similar ton
mage can be had at that rate.
Nothing done in wooden. Consuming |
markets are quiet at lower quotations,
while wheat Is held here ar prices that |
shippers cannot work.
Lumber tonnage In small demand. |
We quote TO Sydney, 49,; Melbourne,
Adelaide or Port Pirie, SIS. Cd. @55s.;
West Coast, 52s. Sd. @55s.
ExCHASGE.-LondOn, 90 days, s4.Sl1z;
Sight, sS-s41E; New YORK Regular, 15c.;
Telegraphic, 3lc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Agents for the

UNITED STATES WATER FILTER.
1t is hardly necessary to direct the
attention OF the public to the fact that
pure water is one OF the principal agents
in preserving health and insuiing per
feet comfort in household. The germ
of our most malignant diseases can be
traced back to impure water.
The filter works easily, and, like
magic, turns the impurest water into a
perfectly eolorless and absolutely pure
liquid.
This apparatus is attached to the or
binary wsier-pipe and filters rapidly. 1t
is displscing the old slow-working filters
in the United States.
Call and examine the above at the
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd,
FORT STREET.
ISIS 1ssa-q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
A ChzUc1Se.

MK- EDlOks II your Issue q Oc;-
I'm. n. Hammond challenges Say Esn
O. ssi q men 70 meet him IN public dis
ccssion on shy Bible doctrine he hss sd
vx,ca5- sccsps 0; the challenge, sad
al negative the following doctrines
which / SID many others have heard
n-. Hznoni sdvsnce: Resolved, thSs
the canon Of Scripture : f1ls sad thai
the RSbse Is 5 sufficient r1le Of sc.1on
Snd gives zzihorIiy hos 70 sc. n sll the
o5csS Sad cn3IlSnces Of the Church q
Cllrzst. hing James translation shall De
tie standard Of evidence between dssp1-
sznts. Elder 4. HAYES o. the he
orsa1szsd Church o. Jesus Chr1st-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20

Els ExcElzESox J. NOTES.-THE Mn
iSs- ot FinSocs. leis n the Aus
trails Saturday, ir Washington de
soss IS speclsl messenger q TIE Saeen
and the Government, - look amer the
Hz~sliSn Legation = thsi CITY Ny
Carter, the p0eszai minister, has no'
been y Washington ~ sege-Sl months,
O. Sacoouf Of prolonged illness, Sno
Questions Srs psading there which r.
quirs ne presence q person Saiho--1sd
. sl.aad % then He rs.Sl1s ms con-
nissiah Is Mlniszs- O. Finance, sod nxy
rs.u-n alter : sha-1 z5ssDcs, O. he DSy
rsnzin there longer, sho1ld e1rc1n-
S.saces require his presence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20

fscls,ies 5o- boating &ad yachting.
s noosh wafer daily, brisk breeze and
: uos. shy depth 70 be had ior choice,
make ,hss beautiful spot one much 10
~ ss.sS--asi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20

DEGAN VAPOR ENGINES Run
IL electric lighting plants, elevators,
printing presses band and Ig saws and
IL fact are adapted wherever power L
needed Jos Tinker, sole Agent for the
Hawaiian Islands 2SS+u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
The Edison Monograph :!
INVENTED By THOMAS A. EDISON.

THE ONLY PERFECT APPARA-
Il tus invented for manifolding auto
graphic and typewriting.
No practice whatever is required to
produce excellent work.
The writing can be done with the
same facility and ease as though pencil
or pen we're used on common paper and
in the same flowing or hourishIng STYLE.
At least 5000 copies can be made from
one writing at the rate Of 600 an hour.
Music, sketching, mechanical draw
ings, maps, and in fact ANYTHING that
can De done with a lead pencil can be
produced by the Mimeoeraphic pro-
cess.
Its range or scope OF work is praeti-
caliy unlimited. Copying in colors is
done to perfection in addition to the
variety OF work mentioned above.
- Call and see the machine in
operation.
r. ". HOBRON, Agent,
For the Hawaiian Islands,
x8z4-F az Fort G. uor~1,T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
CORRESPONDENCE.

ws - ~ Ao,s oz-xeivss reSPo-ssSas so- tSs
sss.s-sszrs zsxss. 81 ozszSe7s expressed ~ sz-
-s--ex-czSszsx
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Three New Corporations.

Maui Electric Light and Power Co,
Limited.-President, II. G. TreadEay
yice-President, W. V. lockwood; Trea-
surer, E. L. Stolz; Secretary, II. Laws
Superintendent, Z. B. Czrley.
Hawaiian Electric Co, Limited. =
President, W. W. Hall; Yice-President,
". '. lockwood; Treasurer, iona Aus
tin; Secretary, l. o. White; Auditor, T.
May
Hobro5, Newman & Co, Limited,
Druggists President, E. Z. Newman;
Treasurer, T. " Hebron; Secretary, ".
y. smith
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-10-20
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
MONDAY, Oct. 10.

the fact OF our expecting a
new style ice cream freezer
something that will freeze
liquids in seven seconds:
think of it The article has
arrived, and we are convinced
beyond a doubt that it is the
quickest and best thing of the
kind ever introduced in this
or any other country.
While the Little Wonder"
Freezer is similar to other
quick-acting machines it differs
in one respect: it is a success.
while others have not given
the satisfaction expected.
Among it's greatest points of
excellence is the convenience
with which different articles
may be frozen without any
additional preparations being
made. For instancel In the
middle of your dinner you
want a sherbet or a Roman
punch. Your cylinder having
already been filled with ice and
salt you simply pour the liquid
through a funnel, Turn the
crank Charley" and it's done
in exactly seven seconds
whether you time it with a
Waterbury or a chronometer.
Later on, perhaps. you'll want
an ice cream. The cylinder
does not have to be repacked,
all you have to do is to pour
the prepared cream in at the
opening and turn the crank
for seven seconds and you
have morsel as good as any
ever made by Delmonico's
Chef.
Now, then, suppose at your
dinner you happen to have
some gentlemen who would
just as leave drink frappe
champagne as any thing; don't
rePack the cylinder-just I'M
cork the bottle and pour the
wine through the funnel and
you will have it better than if
it had been prepared in the
old way by burying the bottle
in a bucket of salt and water
for an hour. 1t seems easy.
don't it? And it's Just as
easy as it seems. As to the
cost of freezing-a mere tri1e.
Seven pounds of ice and FIVE
cents worth of salt. The en-
tire cost depends upon what
you freeze. If you freeze soda
water or iron water and sar-
saparilla it means from forty
to seventy-hve cents a dozen,
besides the ice and salt. Cheap
enough for anybody. Water
melon juice, syrups from any
timed fruits you may buy,
aerated waters and cream as
well as spirits may be frozen
with the greatest ease and in
seven seconds, or just twenty
three seconds less than any
ever introduced.
To prove this assertion we
intend giving a free exhibition
OF Its working, next FRIDAY.
We will freeze all sorts of
things while you wait and let
you gorge yourselves. You
can try samples of frozen
watermelon juice, fruit syrups,
soda water, sarsaparilla and
iron water, sherbets and ice
cream. If your taste run
to fraPpe champagne come
some other day.
Another good thing we have
to offer you is a little article
Tor keeping California roll
butter always fresh without
he use of ice. They're selling
n San Francisco at the rate
IF a thousand a day. They
won't make bad butter good.
'ut they will keep good butter
sweet and fresh. They're
Easy to handle: all Won have