The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-17

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an oaruest ftudsdt Of nature ana lovci
! of out. door ME.
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together of.aame use nr Sis hundred acre
Iof good. farti.e iaud 1.-the doctor rrla.s nl.
most everything itnHU uHilt and not uuln
I does Do assist nature Go produce great
I Varieties of fruits and v,rptnb as. rut he
/ also converts many Of These things tr
fuses which ono would NOT ordinarily sus-
/ p,ct on "a prIVpte farm
/ Hundreds Of healthy Young limo trees
/ flourish ON the stones of tho his and
scattered hcre aud there at regular in.
/ tcrVals over the whole plantation To
| mufgDa. tho finest I'm M of HiTp and
dellcacy Of flavor OF any produced in his
country. are grown there Beans are al
| waVs i'm season and plcntiful while al
| the ordinary Kitchen garden truck and
| some extraordinary flourish under the
| scientific eyes of the industrious doctor
But DR.. Garter Is not atsncd simply
with watching cabbaeos grow or with
making a tomato vine bear twice as much
| fruit ms 1t feels incl ned TO. He is for
ever seeking ways and means TO turn ev-
erything that grows on his place, permit
ted or unpermittod, to some specific ac-
count.
His hills boast abundant guava bushes
| AT thelr rect Inc vast amount OF inns
dehshtiul iruIt Whlch the DOCTOR emil
ureh 40 not eat is converted MO Tempt
lns Jely, Whlte those Whleh iah upon the
ground make me tood Tor the DIGS.
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paIaias IN Aidh"V, heIe are enough pa
paias SluWh III t hahau " suppiy iioiio
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su'oe, ~, sot,r n,cllas Iyh,t tbo dontors
family canno, dovour nroyes mos, fat
,a,,inS tond ,or ,,,o nori,ors M, r,,,ato
..tree5 is certainIv a wonderful tnst I'm
ticn THE fruIt is a natural digestant
being generously charged with peptie
pronerties. In fact. the whoe 'tree
branches, stalks and leaves. are fun of
pepsin. DIR. Carter is in the habit O
hanging the family meat in a papaia tree
over night so that when 10 ones to tn.
table the smallest of the Carter family
can chew II as easily as the doctor car
himself.
The leaves Of the papaia are carefully
cut from the trees in Makao and hung
up to dry. The dried leaves when
powdered become a most powerful and
useful culinary luxury. a teaspoonful
smeared on the toughest clearinghouse
beefsteak will make ii as tender as a
genuine spring chicken. In fact. it is
even reported that Dr. Carter will not
allow his dogs to sleep beneath the pa
paias, as the peptic influences are apt
to soften their muscles But this lat
ter rumor is probably slightly eXagger-
ated.
Then there are peppers grown whole
sale in Makao-hotter than are grown
anywhere else The doctor has all the
facilities on his place for manufacture
ing tabasco sauce, and he does il, too,
on a big scale. The Hawaiians call 1t
"Vela Mea," which being interpreted
means Hot Stuff" and it lives up to it's
name. None of the doctors friends are
without bottle of his tabasco The
hear of II through one source or another
and straightway visit the doctor and
carry away as a souvenir a specimen
bottle of his "Vela A.ea."
The windward side of Oahu Is the
home of countless kukui trees, and the
doctor encourages all who desire to
turn an honest dollar to collect for him
the kukui nuts. These he crushes hav-
ing the proper machinery at hand, get
ting the finest anu purest kinu of kukui
oil, whose value and usefulness is too
well known to expatiate upon here. !
Among other things the doctor manu-
features tomato catsup,. and will soon
put up lime juice and dozen other
things of great usefulness.
Chinese bunaloes have found an ap-
preciative owner in DIR. Carter. He has
several fine specimens of this breed of